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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Preaching at Twelve

A Vincennes 0nd.) letter says: Pascal
Porter is Only twelve years old. but he has
excited the religious world by his remarkable
pulpit eloquence. He was reared IN Jefferson
county, near Madison, Indiana. In looks he
il above the ordinary boy. He has followed
the teachings Of his parents. who are Second
Adyentists. From bis first li'pings he mani
tested desire to speakin public, and though
but "boy preacher" yet he thinks some
day he will be a great power for good and
great man.
His style OF oratory is not such as to I'M
press the bearer with its spontaneitv, hut
rather to cause him TO feel its dcclamator'
and studied character. In easy terms he
tells OF his call to the ministry ard OF his
study Of the Bible ever since he first learned
to read He delights in conversation viii
those who will converse with him on The
subject OF religion.
In his discOurses he talks like one without
fixed conclusion, and he fixes his eyes
steadily on one object and never removes
then, standing all through his remarks Ike
a statue. Indeed, he attempts the express
sion Of no new ideas or conclusions o! hl'
own, but quotes Scripture like one q1Itt
conversant with the Bible, and the relevancy
OF his quotations is hard TO see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
VTORk.RIVER LINE WA NLol
POINT


DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The favor,te route b Baltimore, 1hesi'an-7
on mis- uuo arc moiois OK beauty elessnr- ,at
comfort Leave Richmond I'D atlt5 D. A.
arrive a. Baltimore $50 A. ". Leave ba.a.
more at p A.: arrive a. hichmosl ~ -.l
l049 A. "a.
The York.Riyof Line affords superior sl,a1
trces 10 business men ia enabling them %
leave Richmond uear no close " ne thff
transactions and arrive at baltimore early N
morning after having enjoyed dcllsh
nights rest, froo from too dusI aud n0sg Ok '.l'
'A' WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Ieavs Richmond uscniy-tnird
Arrive kichmond Tweniy-thiri
stree. depon Observation-Disclosures. i;lof. W
Daily. fDaily except sunday.
Depot and tickei-once; fooi Virginia -|'..
Uptown oflee Corner Tenth sod y ain sI7oA
JAS. l.. lAN Loh,
General Passenger Agea-
o. :, POTTS,
Division Passenger AgenS
kcnmonl VA
SOL HAAs. Traffic Manage.
PEYrON RANDOLPH, General Manager
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC bAIL6OAD.-icheilp
commencing NAY d lsoo-esstern s.4llAi-
time.
Tslj A. n leaves Byri-sireet station faiiy, stops
only 3, Ashland. Junction, ailiDrl
AMI Fredericksblrg S.e"nef %
Waahigst0s.- Leaves MesAllstoAiH
Now YORK ~ li:l0 A. 81.
fl:ef A. ". leaves byri-siroet station ialT, *
copt SUNDAY Leaves vi shingt Az
hew York a. El0 2. VI.
esoP. ~, iea'ss byri.Strees sisiioa o'F
Sleeper 10 New 7 ork.
JOS A. NJ, arrives ~ Byri-sirect station dalI
Sleeper from New YORK..
i4sP. NJ, arrives as Byrd-suoos staiiga ta.'l
stops a. Frodcricssnr:s. Al II J. az.
Junction. Sleogor from W h,his'A
iG45P n, arrives "a. Byrd-stree. station dA-'
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAlNN
DiLY RxCgPr ECSDATa
srnP " accommodation lo1yos Hyri-Str'f
station: arrives az Ashland a. 3.
tq4P NJ leaves slUa, arrives as AshlAniN
GAP z. 4.
t.4s A NJ. accommodation. arrives a.
street. station. leaves AnaiaDo ~
ss9P. NJ, arrives q. Elbs leaves AshlAn' az
$40 z. ".
r. T. u. MYERS. General superintendent -i,
DICHMOND AND ALLEGEAAI
IA RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS N EFFE''
JuNs q. lssS ....,
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAl' A'V
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
BHrwgSs
RICHMOND AND LTSCHBUlf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

Tickets can 10 Obtained at A. W. Garbar's. 1000
Maia strsst: Chesapeake and Ohio ard Rich
nosd aad Petersburg depots. and 81 company's
o1lees 1901 Gstn street. aud wharf Rockets.
Frelghp iornarsoa apu en i.. v oiiis VI Auhs
FreIght received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way tvfa Newport News AZ $50 =. st.. aud by
Rlcnmond and Petersburg raliroad lssDe dAys
at lOtg A. NJ. will make connection at non
FOLK with e.samsr leaving those days.
GEORGE w ALLkS & Co, Agents,
NO. 1901 Aain street, and
ua13 COmpanyis wharf. ROcxetCI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
NE TEACHES THE ORTHODOX HE'LL

One Of bis lest sermons was based on Mat
thew, t9enty-fith chapter and nineteenth
verse, and he tried TO present the need OF
fixing in this life for the neyer-eDding lie
beyond The veil, showed the pitfalls Of this
life and the dread punishment OF hell. lie
touched upon the iudgmen,-dsy, and urged
everybody to come boldly out for the Lord.
Those who from curiosity were led to hear
the precoclous bOv, whose uterances are oil
truth beyond chldbood's days, look upon
him as sort OF miracle. He is not aDashed
in the pulpit. His moments OF incoherence
are periodical-perhaps the result OF over
taxation. His young nerves are In con-
slant strain, aud his countenance is quite
free from expressions OF emotion.
lie Is the youngest OF family OF seven;
His father, W. II. Porter, is q farmer and
has always resided in the vicinity OF Madi-
son. YOuog Pascal wears knee-breeches.
black stockings. and the regulation suit OF
black. He has black eyes, his black hair IS
striking, and his weight is seveniy.fve
pounds. He walks perfectly erect and is
apparently conscious OF bis responsible posi-
ton. IIoi in love with his work and has
decided to remain preacher all his life.
His intention is to take in short time a
thorough theological course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
THE OLD CONCERN RE-ESTABLISHED.

WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
w Richmond 70 know that wo have this day
formed Il CO. partnership uUder tho nrm-name OF
CRUhP & WEST for conducting the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL coal AND WOOD BUSI-
NESS at the old stand, 1919 east Cary street.,
Richmond Va. where. with Increased facilities
for carrying ON the business Ia all ofits branches,
wo shall be pleased TO serve the public with en-
tire satisfaction. Our coal and wood Is kept dry
under shelter and each load weighed or measured
accurately. We guarantees 10 deliver the quanti-
~ b1uen BENZ. f. CRUMP.
&. H. WEST.
sphone 81 10 l-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

T OST, ON BROAD STREET 1zsss..;'S 2
i 4 near Ninth, on the l6tb Of July, Ni1es a
A POCKET BOOK containing some &-s.<.ks3
money and check for SIS on the Merehants Ma
tional Bank, payable 10 William K. Antoni,
dated the f2th OF July. All parties are warned
not TO trade for said check, az payment has been
stopped. A liberal reward viii be given for It's
recovery X. 4. CAVEDO,
corner Lester and louisiana, Rockets.
fv IQ-ofs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
TmrInrrRrAL MEErlsa.
Programme or Exercises During En-
pcror Williams visit 60 tine Gear.

A Berlin special says: run dispatcnes
received here give this semi-ofilclal pro
eramme Of the imperiiI meeting: The re.
ceptlon to Emperor william will take place
on THURSDAY nj noon close 10 Cronstsdt.
Russian pilots will be taken on board the
herman SQUADRON az dawn, and while the
EmperoFs are greeting each other the men-
of.war will proceed 10 Cronstadt and be
formed IN line.
The Russian vessels will be drawn up on
one side and the German on the other. As
soon ss the imperial Yacht passes down the
line salules viii be fred from all the vessels
aud forts. Their majesties will land at Peter
hof, where banquet will be gwen. During
the STAY OF the Germiu Emperor court
mourning will be laid aside.
FEITs or TUE cOssAcKs
After the banquet Caucasian Cossocks will
execute astonishing feats on horseback. A
body will, for instance, dash at full gallon
and suddenly stop a. II rooted to the spot.
The riders will dismount from their horses
and lie down in a circle, add sslyos will be
fired. In a moment the riders Will agaia
mount and dash of. These exercises VIII
be a sight worth seeing, not only becsuse OF
the manner in which the Wild mountain
riders use their weapons, but on account OF
then breakneck feaIs.
On Thursday evening there viii be grand
illumination in the Park OF Peterhof. -.
Peters 1urg will be visited on Friday. On
Saturday there will be q grand review at the
camp OF Krasnoselo before the departure OF
the EmperOI's feet, which will take place
from Clonstadt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Py Fred. II. Williams,
2ig north Nineteenth street

By Fred. III. Nllidui,s
81. north Nineteenth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LAME
l. AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DlAAONpo'
ootD AND SILVER. WATCHES, JEWKLRY,
CLOCKS, AND sILyER-PIATBDWARE, BEING
THE STOCK OF Mr.. p. HEINRICH, 10. 900
EAST MAIN STREET. AT AUCTIoS.-on
WEDNESDAY, July 18Th.
at 10 30 A. VI. and O'Clock p. NJ. and daily until
the whole is disposed OF, will SCI, without nnlit
or reserve the entire stocK OF elegant ~, ~
KIN0S AND EARRINGS, GOLD AND slLNEK
AND OpEN-FACE RAlLkOAD
WATCHES, SILYER-PLAl EDWAkB, CLOCkS
AND JEWELRY 20 which the auention OF the
trade and those in want OF such goods = askcd
Tho stock can be inspected any time before tae
sale. and Il Il seldom such chance ~ anorueu
the public to buy such goods at auction.
Terms: At sale. ..,,,..,,, 49,.
FRED. RI. WILLIAMS, salesman. ~ lO-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 4.,-sn.
' COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor ssets@sss>s~
folk. Portsmouth, Newport News, Claremont.
and James-riyer lendings direct. by elegant -a-
LOCO steamer AHIsI.. leaving Richmond kFBkl
MONDAY. WE'D sBSDAY, and FRIDAY att n
NJ. Stroct-cars connect.
Connections 81 0id Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; riso. at Nor
folk for Eastern Norm Carolina, the SOsib, ana
Virginia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and at CARRIERS
Agency, 1000 Maiu street Baggage checked
through. state-roons engaged for day or night
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
nouIh, Old Point WayerIY. Hlcksford. Va, and
Gil points In Eastern North CaroinA, Eastern
Virginia. and sll regular landings on tho James
river, at lowest rates, aud through bills issued
LUCfEN h. TArUM. Yice-PresidenL
No. iii Main street ana Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGEE, Freight and Passenger Agent
10 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
piedmont AIR-LINE.

RICHMOND AND DANYlftg RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST ultElI PUfrg ID
THG sol It
PULLMAN SLkEPEhs Ot Al N.s4r
TEAfNs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
'DaiIy. iDsily cIceoi SUNDAY


STOPPlSG-PLACEa
Noe. q and 10 make no siCps - 9, sf1n.
only on signal At Manchester alf Chester 80
~ stops only on signal IS Ches pool. trnfrsfla
aud Manchester No. IS st0ps 20 sg1a atai
regular stailonA Nc 6s stops op slrraf ef sf
regular stations and also ~ lemp .e- ar1 20,
Waitball. Noe. 81, 3, 49, X. IS, - TO-. A.g+siu
s,op atAll stations for passenger,
PULLAAN-CAk SERVICE
Onrrains Nos ifsnf - sleeping. .ars nsfv,,,
New YORK aud Tampa. Pa. ...i D. ..s.ag."s.
On Trans Nos II and q s'nfpug--rrs fefrs.a
Warrington and Charisst1U fu Irfn E. 4
eleeping-cars between New YORK a1i - econ.
VILE. ON Train No u Sire, grirs tefr..a
Warrington ana Jnczsonynie
TIE ONLY ALI~RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. AsXFR
Richmond. TOSS A. VI. / Sorf0lF. ......s.a y.
Richnond 'g.05 z. u. lNori0,k.......tlP a
Norfolk. .'s.l0A. ". hish 1i.rd...I..f NJ
Norfolk .'4:5JP. v. krlml.I .. p ID
These trains ai-o make c.--. ...r....I..s -
Yarmvilie. LyncnourR, and ~o4.' F,.te-r na ~.
and ali stations on the Noriols g.I At.f.IH az
road, except the lO:js Train. ia..lr.r. ~
points west Of Petersburg ,l14I .s.tm ..,
A. ~ train instead. ENrIfLT
Nlg@rnfrnIrl.
TT. d. MYERS. Genera Superintendent
T. VI. KakRsON. SeuCrAi ra5-tlser Az.
SOL. Haas. Traflc Mslage- est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

For sale by the following druggists: Polk
Miller 4 Co., 9Th & Main; n. G. FOrstmann, GO
west Main: A. 3. Johann, G23 west main, q. ".
Iatimer. 800 west Marshall; Cary Bros, 80
Leigh; Harrison x Pierce, Broad d foushee: l.
Il. Thomas q Co., III Broad; X. q. CaDell, Jr., &
Co. sd& Main; Is. Z. Dupuy. l27 Broad ". L.
Moody. Manchester and Virginia: ii. Al. Shield
q Co., 500 east Marshall; A. Z. Snelllngs 4 Bro,
Manchester Va; c. +. sauer q Co, Eth "
Broad: J. A. Golden, 5l2 north 18th 3. &. Lewis,
900 east Lsigh: J. f. Lewis cost Bread h. 7.
Reese & Co, 602 cast Marshall {. A. Berrian, y
north Iiih T. Roberts Baker, 9l9 east Naiu;
BRIGGS Bros. LIST Main; j. J. Morrison, 25l5 east
Broad: G. W. Turner, .l29 east Main; l. W.
Frayssr. i54s Main; W. H. scott, i7th & Franz
lin: ". r. Phillips. 6ih a. Mais; L. Z. koutt III
east Main: L. Wagner; 529 Broad; w. ~ VIII
liams, 24l6 Yenablo; A. II. Robins, SOB norlh "a !:
j. A. BOcE, 504 Broad: j. h. Reed, JOl -5th |. L.
Beverage, 4S3 Brook; L. Z. Sale. e00l Venable;
J. Blair Broad 4 9th. ap z6-eodpy5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19
Hoods SaYsaparilIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public. 1t
eradlcates every imPuriiy, and cures scrofula'
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples. all Humors' Dys-
pepsla, Billousness, Sick Headache Indigestion,
General Debility. Catarrh, rheumatism. Kidney
and Liver Complaints, oveTcones that tired feel
in crentes an annetlte. and bnllds up the system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-19

WANTED, A GIRL, WHITE OK
w colorod, TO DO light houseWork. Apply az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27

The NsW York HarAld Is urRlnz an
entire revision OF The laws reishnR 10
libsl, % that all proceedings In oAseI Of
hat kind shall DO Of y criminal, In
. sad Of peounlAIy nature. II also oon-
ends thAs the reporter or ediloF wriiInR
the llbelous article should be the one
proceeded against, instead OF the arm or
,om pAny publishing the paper. ThIs we
think would mos be anything more than
right, ~ articles ere sorastImes written
By those oOnnsclea With . nswBpApsr
hal never meets the eye Of the pub
hsheF, until he sssS them In print I
hose connected with Newspapers kns
'aAt they would BE- held personally
iponslbls Tor Whist they write, ~
IhAnos Of hAvlng 10 RtAnd . erlo = ..
proEecahon, thsTe Would be lsWer lIbel-
Gus articles written. Ths num Der OF
libel suits could also be decreased By
making the attorney for The plaintiff
responsible for the oosls, in The event Of
bis falling 10 establish his case. We
believe that OF least elght-benths Of the
libel suits Instituted against newspapers
In this 0oEnIsy ara insMEated by no.
sorupulous attorneys, With the hope OF
securing large share OF the damages.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27

THE NEWS that City Solicitor j.
FrAEk Bail has bean appointed Judge
OF the Municipal Court, Vlas Walter
or nminF, whom II IL no ' learned sent
his rssignAtlOn 10 Governor Bigss al
masl one weak ago, is q genuine sur.
rise TO this community. Just what
Jadss Turner has done to oauSe his re-
uovAl no one knows, Is since he has
Oiled the position Of dsputy be has
made o model JadKs. II has for some
lime been m open secret thai Mr.. b III
aAd Al eye on The position, ana he has
also been very Aolivs during the pres
eat cEnpAigs. The resignation of Mr..
Oammins was kept q secret, other wise
Nj. TurneE's friends would doubtless
have bsen up and doing. He has, how
ever, been thelyed. II Is said, no Reyer,
hat when Mr. Bail assumes his duties
on The bench City OOanSll will tender
ar. Turner the position Of City Slllel-
'or. Verify, the Dsm 1orAhs politicians
ere we'll posted In ways thai are dark
sud trioks thai are VAln."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27

WhlIs he was denounoIng ne turgn
Aui adYooaiipg The Mile bill, Boma one
In lhe audiences Inquired, "Whas mhout
sAl,2" when Mr.. George pxomptlv 70
piled, "It your EAls industry olnnot
thrive without Profession give u M.
What We wani IL not salt Industries
bus salt" There prohA6ly has NOT bsen
, heller or more truthful atnIomsut OF
the objaOlBof ihepEsssnt administrator
made during he present campaign.
WhAI u wants IL goods, moi Indasxiel,
nj II II can Rbolish ths GArlR 40
80 that Britlsh goods can ooms Into this
country fRaa OF d1ty, and cur oRn In
duslriss be closed, white onr working
men walk the streets In idIoneas, me
trse trade Wing OF the Democratic
party, which IL nav ruling u, win be
sstlsfsd, As they will then have goods
witbou' The industries In 'thIs country
10 produces them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27
philaaaIphIR Wilmington 4 BAL
HmaFa EaIIroaH


Strains VIII laavo WllmIn9tan - 1ollSwl
Ihiiadeiphia tsxRreasl an i@Sn -
lfRRa s s1g9e s ~ ~ sT 4 q = nas' ma n q
90 Z. Va. is q q, = B !. !. '~ a. -''
for Chester lexpressl d S go g@, en-
~ II 9, l 81, IL. q b. IA ed 10. and
ssR & s. g. "a 4 ~ sIo i'"'
y ao,. NJ -. n n. slS "a w
IPoF We. @s.teg, VIA Lanokin. % sns
For Newark fOentreJ and intermediate Ste
dqns, aa. N. y g and 9 q p, N,
=, NJ M n ~ ~ I, =, =. st@es1As AsAsA
Rsltinorss and Ray Ina, ss1A
q e, aud il o .. M Is * 4 y. "a "a. "a
Tfaihs nal Tor ! Bs & " Division leave for;
Q 8 D, m, and IL eS Night
eeorgetoWn and Lewsls Q % q. n.S@p.n.
EsTF 2E1 Bsssr. pa 3 ~ way s.arous IN
E - for 7 Ess Z; sUp. n. ws
u. ETEssss r. power. Harrington. saa Dsl
ESpTs.s ior dsps QssEEsA Ola ro,ut oon,
tort and Norfolk u 8 niGh6
Leave FAiIAdslphaS, Hraad str,st, far vi
nington laxpreGnA nW. . 81 wa w, bm
ma y e n 9 Z. ms SGl R6i, I'D. a8
AooQmmoda aOn, 6H, m3 q, n, In, an
su, du,E y aH 1oo8 70 "a and Il d D. n.
SUNDAY IRAIXgn,
Tor PhlladnlphiA lexpnsssh soa tAG aes
~, : 10, y 8 =, m.t "a, 8 a, and 4 b y
-. Aaeonn edstioa, bls q. N, ial6, IA. u
EoE 6 q sssTPfsssi, VIA 10. II Il q NJ,
decomposition, sManh mln. IN. en-
4 Fl & s I ESif +. "a
Iof yeat Chester. via LAnokiA. slsA M,
! IeE Cige charlss. Ola Font Comfort ana
Norfolk, II o Night
For New CAstia. AaiddletO1n, OaYtaA
DoyeE Felton, HARRINGTON, seAfora, IGaFsf
and DelmAr, n o Night
baltimore end WashinEton, In ia sea
% Y a. m.f 10. 81 and = q p. N. BAla.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, hgr WI.
mington lenpresal, u. "a A4 f.1o 0.la ills
A. NJ, b.0A e.H and ii. % r, II,
accommodation, 2. to.1s A. N, EA.aALua.
FOR further Information, paaaanRers are r.
ferred 70 the ticket once ct Che BthlioR
Trains marked thus fsl are lfHnited eWuraaa
apon which extra ARE Il enargea.
CHAB, 4. PUaH, J.R. WOOn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27

PHELAplLrmA. SATURDAY, oo,. =. ,ssa.

Black Dress Goods have
been. moved to two long
counters northwest of the
centre, You know the tuck.
ed up corner they lett. Little
more than space to show the
samples Of such a multitude.
The stufs and the visitors
didn't have a fair chance to
get at each other-and all
the time new fabrics from
the makers, more styles for
more uses. OF course the
pinChed quarters kept get
ting tighter and tighter.
We've fixed that now. We
are in shape so you can see
something OF the length and
breadth of our Black Dress
Stuffs gathering. We take
it to easily be the fittest,
most varied, best stock OF
be kind in America. Not a
lyle or quality missing that
ought to be here. Not a price
out Of time with the quick
pulse-beat Of the store. Pro
per goods, proper space,
proper light,
Northwest Of centre.
We are Just opening some
Women's Linen Handker.
chiefs that will help to show
you what the new ideas for
the coming season are. Bits
OF embroidery, reveres and
delicate colors are promi-
nent.
Women's and Misses Hemstttcbed
and Printed Handkerchiels. l2ISc
Women's Hemstitched and Embroider.
ed handkerchief, 12J6c.
Women's Plain White Handkerchiefs,
reyered, embroidered and hemstItch.
ed, 20c, 25e, and up toS1.
Womon's scAlloped and Embroidered
Handkerehiefs, CSC To q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27
The Walking iSG0Od

Extra wide hook lace and Congress for
fat men and those having tender feet.
Gents patent leather hook lace and con.
Eress.
Gents fine calf hook lace and button
hand made, French toe or the New York
toe.
All the above are better in style, better
in quality and much less In price than
you have been used to paying.
Ask for OUR OWN MAKE fne shoes
for big and little bows.
Mundell's Solar Tip shoes for boys and
girls
Ask TO sec our HAND MADE shoes for
ladies; prices moderate. Ask to see our
Pebble and KID SPRING HEEL button
shoes for ladies.
See our fine STRAIGHT GOAT and
pebble button shoes for ladies'.
Do you wear fine glove rubbersl We
have them with heels or SPRING
HEELS. All reliable grades of rubber
boots AMI shoes for men, women and
children.
For any purchase not satisfactory you
can get your money back.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27
Across the aisle:

Nine styles Mems Printed Linen Hand.
kerchieis, each In three colors. sI 81
dozen. Compare favorably with
many of our own 21c. sorts.
One OF the noatest OF the new styles ha,
eolored woven border and a plain
white centre. 81 80 dog.
Men's q Hemstitched, initiated, "un-
finished, So a dozen.
What is true of Handker-
chiefs is true oil all our
Linens.
Southwest Of centre.
We hear Of 6 ores where
Blanket prices are always
tumbling, no odds what the
season lie. Just a bit strange,
isn't ii? You'd look for q
right start once in a while; a
start that needn't be pot
dawn from to make people
buy. Perhaps the tumblinp
is mostly in the papers! Did
you ever think OF that?
A good share of our
Blankets are about the same
one year as another. We
know them; you know them,
We put prices at the begin
ming so close to the bottom
that there is no room for
tumbling. Here are two:
10 pounds of good, fairly
fine wool, well put together,
tpo and a haZf 1aras square,
So so.
9 pounds of fine wool like
that used in California
Blankets, 90x92 inches
square, sos so.
We put them beside and
Blankets at the prices any
where, either for wear or
worth.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Travelling Bags and all
the get up of that family are
where you can see halt a hun
bred sorts between winks.
Full assortment of small
Hand Satchels in various
shapes and feathers, 75c to
$3.50.
The Io.inch Real AlIiga-
tor Bag at 81 Is away below
the common price. o-lnch,
with curved frames, So. rs;
10.Inch, So.
A lot of Pocketbooks
that have been selllag at
$2.7o, IS, and So 80 go to
81, SI.25, and 81 so. Real
seal; one-piece goods, with
fine frame and lock.
North of centre.
We will show "How to
take photograp hs with the
Kodak Camera" from 2 to
5 to-day Iaquire at Optical
CcIrtcr.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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WILMINaEON . ROHrnnRN 3, p

Tine table In eject, July gth Islg, Irrsint
leave Wilmington tFrench street, Al folloVS.
FOR ReSdlng, BirdsboTo, Joanna, spriaE.
nelu, MAynespprR junction, Manor ,pottayilie,
lRmtquat Allentown Lebanon, Mernerts
vllle and All points on the Philadelphia sHc
hfadlnE u. H. 10 A. m. and q 20 d. IN,
FOR Springfield. Waynesburg Junction,
goatesville, EInbfeoYile, Isenape, Cbaddit
Ford aud DUpOnt'a and lntermedIGte poiHfa'
T. gQa. m, ana 5. 90 D. m,
Ger Coategyille and intermediate points a,
Z.QQ a. m, 40 and 5. 90 D. NJ. -
for West Chester, 100 =. M, 2.48 and q
y. M
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
FOR New Nridge and Intermediate pofnaa
u.lbp. m. ~
On Sunday for Reading and intermedtnt,
points, - 4 O5 ., M, and Tor SPRING. ED md
lntermediAte points Al .. % u. ~.
A. e. MeCAUbLAhDs BONHnss BRIaaH,
buper1ntendant Gen PaaG Aeit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-27

Harry Archer, train dispatcher Of
East junction for the Philadelphia DI.
vision Of the B. g. o. K. r., has resigned
hls position, IN order to ACCEPT the posi-.
lion OF assistant to President CAnby, OF
the Wilmington City RsllWay. Mr..
Archer entered upon his new duties
last Monday.
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lSH Rogers Bios, Tsb't
Enires,
u OF plate, per doz $500
LAM PS.

The Rochester Improved,
as near perfect as any lamp
we know of, from 1926 to
$500.
Our linz of medium priced
wares has been very much
enlarged. S how rooms
open until 9 o'clock p. M,
all accessible by a John Tay.
Ior Safety Electric Elevator.
You are respectfully In.
vited to call.