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CATARRH IN THE HEAD.

SYMPTOMS OF THE DIsEASE-Dull heavy headache, ne
head into the throat sometimes profus watery a
Others thick tenacious plruent bloody and putrd
there ringing in the
coughing the throat Of offensive a
has as the breath is oensve smell ana obr taste
hacking cough and general debility Only rev OF @ sno
Thosands of cases annually manifcstng half of the
above symptoms consumption and end IN the grave
No disease deceptive and dangerous less
or unsuccessfuy treated by physicians
InNNnN NEHSE As the predposng or real cause or
Oummon o."'. in tho majority OF cases. some
l 1br lrurur weakness impurity, otherwise faulty
lhEAMEAI Ct the system tq sm senPns 5s s
directed the removal Of a caus The more we see OF TINS @
nuay at Hotel and Surgical Institute the more DO
realize importance Of combining with the use OF local.
soohinp healing application thorough and persistent inter-
nal use of blood-cleansing and tonic medicines
In curing catarrh and all the various diseases with
uIEE which It Is frequently complicated as throat,
onII bronchial and lung diseases weak stomach CO.
Dr., aune tarrhal deafness nfamed eyes, impure
blood crofulous and syphlitc the wonder
d full powers and virtues of Dr. Pierces Golden Med
Discovery cannot be too strongly e1toed IL mas spenc
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Mild, soothing, and healing is DR.. Sage's Ca
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The I,ndies' Eay0rlte.

PoTATOEs are arriving in he port OF New
York in large quantities from Scotland.
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Itching Piles.

TOBACCO growing Is being extensively r.
yIyed in Florida.
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diseased Eyes Cured. s. TAsHAUsEa, Scranton. Pa

TO Soldiers and Heirs. Send for cir.
SEnSlVnS eulars; No fee unless auccesSf1I y
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ROYAL GLUE mends anything! Broken Chi
ma, Glass, Wood. Free Walls at Drugs & Gro
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n p TO SS a day. Samples worth $l.5, FREE
n Lines not under the horses feet Write
% I}rcwster Safety Rein Holder Co., Holly, Mich.
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Farm and Garden Notes.
Stop up the rat-holes around the poul-
try house.
Green wood is more easily chopped
than dry word.
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[lE1E9lIIl31IiS3ISE SEdu,Il11IISl

JnHe STUDY. Bookkeeping, Penmansnp. Arithmetic,
lUME Shorthand, &C., thoroughly taught by mall Cir
ularsfree BRYiSTs COLLEGE, 2s7 Main ~, Banslo- N. T.
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The Cutest Little Things.

OVER 1,O0OOO,OOO cans are used annually by
the Gamers Of the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
FOURTH EDITION



Thomas Flynn, competitor etn'
p'oyed on the Baltimore Morning Hex
aid, is In town visiting HE parents.
Christian Febissr has taken out let
tiers ttftfmeptaTy Gu the tttate u the
lata Jane 3. Les.
ghomAs Darlington has been pranh d
letter. ttFiemcptaty on the estAte OF
MarzAret Doibow, late Of this city.
j. JIckson P.ercs siAEssd fos viraiuiA
this m r,'"r IN order to effect the sa,e
OF 30. tate.
To prevent ty phoid fsvsr tAks LNxa-
dor, the golden regulator. PEice only
rs GEMS.
Mrs.. c. A. Lyman slvfrs!sss for rent
q desirable iaru neAf Red Clay Creek
Church.
j. g. Mcdaniel. No. llel Mark ct
s,rses, Offers for sAls or rem . 100 acre
farn in Mil Creek hupdEtd, on rtaton-
able terms.
GaHthrop's tfIeI for rent store
roomp and also rooms GU peoOnd nonr
In the Cav hrOp briidlng, FJuE;h and
5hiplsy slrests.
Several wilpir gtonisns shipptd on
Harlan and Hollinaew0rth Company 3
ards on SATURDAY.
Miss Sua Fountain of Dover was
awarded Third prlzS, by the Philsdel.
phia Tunes, for her ttory entitled His
Birthday ON"
There will be meeting for the or,
ganik ltion Of lodge OF the Shield OF
Hor or, In room II, EGClary Building,
this evening.
There will be great auction sac OF
oaudita tomorrow tgeuiI z at No. 2Cv
Market htrest, ami $50 on every auc
&C ding evening this week.
II. b. Gilbert, manager OF tho Deunl.
con Manufacturing Company, Phila'
delphia, denies The report that bald
company is locking = n site In Newark
OF elsew hsrs on which 10 erect o factory
A horse attached to = chri loaded will
dlrt fell on coming flom Qllgiey &
Mullen's new bG li.ug, IN Mark
arrest near Front, tits uotnlng. No
much damage was tGftAingd'
Il. T. Fighter rJtusns thEuk8 to tn
drs companies and o lis usie hbora gen
rally who rs listed iE GKunsulshiui
the tire IN his ttors, Nc. lOl West SsV
euih street, on the IN inst.
On every Thurftny evening DARN,
Leaf tbs T.. E Churches will hoiI
united strvlc6s. Tao h.st Of these vii
be held Rt s.. j uu's Churc Tn
Rev. Charits E. MntIay Will preach.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
6i7 MARKET ST.
fire.! FIRE! FIRE.

A large importer Of Ham.
burgs, on account oil the re-
cent great fire on Arch ct,
Philadelphia. having to va
csc premises, shipped all
his Spring importation Of
Fine Ed ings and Inset,ings
here, 10 be sold as 10 per
cent. less than first est.
These goods are not dam
d in the least, bus the
Arch atrtc1 building mus.
come down, and Tor that
reason we have The goods
which you can have ehelres
han the same were ever
sold tor; YOU ave u I4}.t 80
per cent. by buying Of u.
Ladies about doing ,Eoir
Sp.!ns sewing #ill d. well
70 look through the thou.
lands cf miles Ct Embscid
cries which, il joined to
sether, are almost enough u
go around the world. Call
and sec these bargains a.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
WIN. r. SHARPE CO.

things, all boiled down in one
kettle-a hard boiling, too
25 CENTS a yard for any of the
lot, some worth nearly three
times that.
Our Linen Department is
the housekeepers' paradise.
Our sales were never larger.
Our qualities were never bet
ter for the price. Our styles
were never better aud there's
over 100 Of them. to select
from.
We have just added two
numbers, in twenty different
patterns-one an elegant
Satin Dlmask, not hard, no,
sleazy, but perfect, like pure
linen should be- 90 inches
wide for 80 10 cents, worth
ISL.
! Another, a beautiful Cream
lDamask, &C inches wide, in
1.-THE high grade patterns, al
the unusually Iow price OF 4 /:
cents, worth G2 ID Note
carefully the widths a n d
prices. You are not likely
Ito get them again,
Our carpet room is active
Our work room is active
! II your house question i
settied-rented, bought, o
built, buy your carpets nov
better attention, better as
!, sortment, better work. Car
pets were never lower.
Lock at our Carpets.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO,
, Fourth And marie. streets
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

PIUKELS-,n this city. on the Ian Inst,
mrs, -Atah P.cEtI8, rtltr. Of tie late
James =. Pickles ~ her 10 h year.
Relatives auu frielGs sr' invited to Auots
tie funeral ron tie ,e I'd 1uce q her fuu,
hetry n. Pi.Lsls + U GeS Nrsi Tenth srset,
Z WEDNESDAY Afternoon o. = U'c'oea.
tho llih ILgs, acoo Jo.-
ferris, aged - yNArs
vitsl to attend no funeral "a "ednold ~,
the 18TH int. ~ p. m irsBl tho Ie'i iensa
Of his toa, no. si9 1ECGssn street. hopo
I.oeRs, no. ri, /. - - b., are IospsctiuIy
inviJtd TO etttnd Intern en-. At the VIE
miuRton and Hrsniysipc cemetery
Closttr County PapeTs ple4ss copy
DE-MuFp--gn Ieb H. Andrew Lean nd,
sgeI - years
Relatives AGA f~'ends hrs respectfully IN
ViLtd 20 Rttoat tho funeral ftcn his late
ro.idslce, uosr OiIprpter Ftahyni -: * ~
X. H., un EedrtsipG Hcrnlcg, ~ 90 oiA
Hlnh Mass At y. Patric4s bh1reh, VIII
Ulnyton Dol. lntIrment al Ioase kuo
Cemetery
@rDTuRO-la tbs city, IN th9 18th iuc' 4,
CJmto.t Nedf0fd. Teli:t uI Tbs late Bspla
MIA Mcdiurj IN TIE u year ( htr axe.
Relatives and isnur ara Invite J 20 atssnd
Tho funeral Ir-'- the rsaitoren OF her dGuE1 r.
ser NGucoaA h6ff1-d. 30 AZ ". ctNeuih
strett o. hurtdoy II tcrnton, 20 leave th1
house at : o'clo 1, NetF e,s al , ron H. Z
lcnuTcl. IRtosItnta. II N cemetery
RAUO+--Un the - inS'., Lsu;h, Wiie q
/ Chas II. EAJsh aged - ytars
! fuueFal On Wsdnssuay Hith~n9gn ~
! DJyer. Del. llIeaullL vt 5 .Ysr lt~s
| csu Gsy.
JONAS. on the llm ins., IloEsG l1aer
| Ecd g. yOlrs
K.lIilves add fflends ars rssptc ,'riiy in.
yitei 20 utteuI hls iuseFsl stoH hi ltto
ryt.d ,acn, no. IL R't1 tlyAat, Oh WstECt %
DAY Eteraoun az 1o'c a1X ntrEiaes Z! mo
hOu =. lotoEneHtAt tE,On tens-sfg.
Il SKTN.-Bn Feb. "A, 1853. lian, Wits Il
Iuumas II. AUsseu IA IA. sS-l scar I bel
| tEb
hListlres aad f'lcn p % the t.te!ly H-0 m
visa 20 All ut - ga ttEl IT, "a rCf late
tgn3eucs, iU,J Nrg' From street, ou ihurs
aay sitnsaU1a. Safv.esI a. t-5 mouse -
o'e.Oss.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

We regret to announce the death Of
Mrs. Louisa Rsuch, vile Of Chas. IL
E0uch, which occurred at her late home
IVA Reed street, this city. She Will ee
buried a. Dover. Del, on the ljth inst a.
.. IN. During her long illncss and
great suffering she manifested tae great
est patience and consideration for those
around her, and II seemed AZ II the loving
care OF her devoted sister and family, who
night and day, regardless Of personal Dis
comfort, ministered to her wants, would
win her from the grave.
Er Rauch, who is on the yard force Of
the F., W. n b. r. Il. In this city. has the
hearty sympathy OF his many friends IN
Lis gr0A: bereavement.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

NJ 610 Market street, Ia kept busg ex-
tracing q ling aud MAXI q teeth; OK
tracts teeth with sas fer 20 cents, teads
fIesh every Gay, and perfectly harm
lett; youCg or old eau tako II With per-
4 o. safety; without gas rs cents; makes
y set Of teeth for Is 20; best, " Coz
there lie no better msde, no mAttef how
much Won psy. Fills teeth with ana:
sam, 80 cshtsj silver, IS Oenh; gold u
apd upSArds; teeth cleaned fcr 70 eents.
| Ali work warranted 10 give Sntiaiao
ton. Look for the sign of the big TOOTH
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Tbs Protestant Episcopal churches
viii bold services during the Lsuisn
asasou aI folloss: February lG.h, 81.
Jabn's church, sermon by the Rsg.
Charles d Mrrray; Bshruary 2Si,
rriuity obape, sermon BIZ the Rev;
jesse Hl2shs; March li., Old SSeieA'
CHURCH, btrmGn hy tne Rev, Ds' Id
Howard; Meroh 8h, Calvarg ohuFsb,
ssruou ~ the lev II ashton Htory !
March 10 h, St. Anirew's church, So
mon bt toe Rv L, Gardiner Litttlli
March 29i, Trinity chapel, sermon by
ths Rsv. Charles u. Murray.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Heavy snow In the mounttias has
caused a freight blockade On tne Penn
sylvAuiS Railroad, ard, for tho hrst
time si1cs this riots OF lt7i, the COM
pany has been compelled TO reiuse 20
aom pt trsiAht cara foT pointa e1li OF
Altoona.
Tbs blockade is thuuing ont Eastern
coks shipments and sertuusly affecting
the coke TRADE. No shipm onts have
been 10 ate since last Friday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

william LaBls-l w4o wa sa''I'.
!rj1red ~ tbs DrlawGro AZ In
tl.n Of toe b Il D rA.lTo'l ii. ny
aud w.s removed to tle ! H,.y.
ci4G n fe tnis uo,IilR 10 2-I' ~, "
VS. lrous ht - ibis cay a1l a'iiiiI. Ia
IS 40 sasit uas Mil 4'sl a. Z! - 20 40
Iill B;agoi thAt rs ~ 's' '' =. y
ust o! = widowed n1-2y;., n ,"'a
uLn4fitea. CcrouCr EAaL1' W. al
"a N q jay aod hJii a- 'lst'-'~
u'C.OCT tAis 1itetU01''
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Lines inierbad tat . utn,frg q Iva var
tie. who dird Jauu4ry ~, lb's, W bT' ii!tu1
hannah Han .tDsgfJ q DUyct, Del.
10 the mpmcry 81 Fvs,
To The EemOfy .! uSA 70 dear,
/ igll PER Al NtssY,
aud tiTgH bright n WAS ;osad htf bier.
10 tbs msI DRY Of oae 90 bright,
IT ones god ana 5 iEts,
In letters OF KOiI I'm w9aif TIItn
lyon her ,gmb r. tpiG4iLR lFuyo..
Bu- uenery ptiuis u 20 To eRos,
v here Sc q Festti rgaad Jne thrcne,
And tells He astGo too uts ART e,
IAAEAl!L rytIgu 90 tasFe bgs EA0Tn.
For osrta, II Rtnur, the was never dcg.iHcl
Nhsfa tuOIns 2EG huJ'Cl Ate went I,
grow,
III. 70 45a ,he tht5us thus saIlT tT.ael,
Tie gi0E.tl OF Aes UeI 70 know.
t hsG stB7o We canatt ell her back,
i : suVu.d recall her II We c)ulA,
! Ius IN MA ct usrryess s0s,
! 10 ute. LGI Il re. 'Eh abode.
! Hey Ueri.r let us thar.sh d .Er,
! 81 I'D b 5Itta every para W. f-C'
! Ard UslF N mind Q an e's' tu ear
! NLeI TO ths throne o. ETJe5 We kGstl.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

LONDON. Fab. IA 1t Is stated that
Charles RpEel cbs!ieufel Jsmta
Albert 70 run tx diya Rul SIX ui1hte
for 81, 1900 side, and allow him
5000 for expense. tho Iaca to
take place vt the Agricultural Han,
London, or R1goll will accept q similar
amoupt for expenses for tho race 10
take place IN America. II tnose terms
10 not suit Albert, E1well will eatsr
{ 90 sUe, pstshes, gate rsc5lpiS to oa
ai,iied es Ia the Ashley Bolt o0ntts..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Nrw YoRK, FEB, IL IN, ~ y Nj
story brick building ~ o,s3 by ~
and Park place o;euP,s' reyilas ]
Prattr's Sons, dealers ~ ,nnUdip
llre spread with efea,, 6r't AHS|
ices than ten minutes
sent cut
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

L'vy Cour, mst sgsin At the CcuIt
Honse thib morninR. Sliisfssiion was
ordered 10 be entered on tho oficisl
bono OF B &C ROCKWELL, collector Of
county taxes fer BiHcEbud II aDired
for the year 1895. Tho reat Of the morn
Ing fessirn Was consumed with the 81
teEsment Hat.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
He'd For a Furtnsr Hearing

This morning VOLS, tho butcher II
Eighth street msrks', was charged by
with him in the discharge q his Guties.
Squire Smith held Fin "a $500 bail for
o Lta,iug a. ManinipAl Coagg 10 u Erow
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

FAN RENO. Feb 49, The condition
of tho Grown PRICE Ia sstlstEctotI.
The doctor In his bnlletin fays II IL I'm
possible a. the present timo 10 affirm
that any other discard ezls's than
chrouic ILLUMINATION OF tho laryuz,
com btntd With periohondr.tls.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

The youag gentleman who scoompa-
n leo Madam Anderson with her glass
blowers TO this city. few mon.hs ESQ,
has been looking around In order 70 as
whether slx Gays UalhiAg
ooi test 10 the Odd Fellowe' Hall or
some ether suitable place will rot A.
tract paying crowds OF OitissGa
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
- .tdent
ut,h All sceiu N,

Yesterday evening sf,1goa !
stGItE ~ NJ. go r,slistS,
siIrpgd in front 9f h ,s.5 "a N
i iSs. So ass r9nlo 'g,.,,,5p.j Y
aud NE ..,oai MD fau l1g.
ac!uE al lis m2rnllE'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

sTRouDsBuRG, Pa, Feb. IA cattle
train on the delaware, LackawannA and
Western Railroad was tel sc0ped yester-
day Many ca tie were killed. The acct
den. was caused by detective brakes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

". b. Biegs, soa of tho Gevtrans,
Anf Mics ldiie, daughter OF C. ".
Naldsii, Of Middleiogp, will be mar
ried at tla FORGET Presbyterian CauIch
On the evening CT the 23i luG'.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

The report that tho Pullman Osr
Company contemplated removing thdt
oar shops from this city 10 jersey, Is
Authoratvely denied. and consequently
the worsmen who tsIt alarmed cen
possess thets sou,B ip.paace.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

LoSDoN, FEB. 13-Wa!laoe Ross
won tho scu,liaE match with CnUrso
BuOcsr, Of EaRlauh Tar tho champion.
ship OF England and 40 pou DIS
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

To- morrow evening Rec fh Arm
. NJ Comic Opera Company from De
CaIno, New York, vii, p-Jsttt Il
nii It" 81 the OpeIR House Ins csc.
pany, which is Ru txgDl,Ct, one, u
Jatuz 90 psrsOns ana oaEs.es epaclAl
scenery with It.
On Thursday evening Mr., aud Mrs.
George q. knight Vii spHsar ct The
same house in the merry musoAl
comedy, 'OTer the Garden Wall. :"
air AID Mrs. KNIGHT ore great fsgtr.
tea with the psopis Of Wi!mIBEioN,
and viii no doub: be Gsea;td with q
c,oEtea houge.
o. Friday evening a. Abe Ops:2
house, the removed OAmpAuiui Grand
| o. e-a.lc Clnoert Company vii! Riyo )
G ucct The following artists vi AZ
per with ths company: Mas GIis
" ID. soprano; Signora SOFA S1slohi
q n.ralto; SiRnosinA NttaurA rorrloe!li
ylJ lnist; Slgnor FEsuossoo Baldlut
tenor; Slguor Antonio Ga.Assi, bar tent
8 RaGr kUmano Nat netSl, bssso; S.hnci
Baliasssre UoTsiai, bua0 suo t.4ug
ltilo G IapLhinii slgncE + i.sl Con
!. conductor.
GA MoAdsy evening tho Hlu,aas IL
= lie Voyage en- t4ltsss viii appear.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Tue quarterly conference Of Atbu5y
NJ. L, Church ms. On Saturday evening.
The board Of stewards was elected as
fol oWs, Charles Moore, Charles Wood I,
john Vice, b. y, Ls0uErd, William
Hylton, J T. Mortimer. j. 9. job ron,
James Mckay, W. r. Groves, W. 4.
Mac Gin, II a RJop, g E. Wslch dis.
tic: steward ana 0 NJ. L3itol rej0r1
ing savd.
TINS Committees wsso elected Is fol.
lowe
Ga missions - John Wise, j. IL.
s mus, IS. D., n H4Jarysy, JEnss
Mckay. u. ii. F,rkua "a, Charles Eos.
ter.
On sarday so5ooia-C. NJ. bsitah,
GsorRe r HArtmsn.J. q. Thomas, Miss
Sail shaw, Misc u Ia NOwea, james
Nandyhe.
GA Tracts Andrew Dolbow, W II.
Chtistv, Marion Roberts, FfaGk C4u
ron, W II P4Tiridgs, John T Lslfch
Ga E3ucAiiou--H. A R1op, &. r.
sofdntr. Ms Maria Fioyd, Mics Ella
Marvel, Frank Wild.
On Church EE;ens!on-I0hR Gray
JalnsB Floyd, David VITA, JOSEPH
Grub, Ghar'os BssdenkOp,
On Ten psranct-UlArles Moor, q Q
r. Hartman, George 8. HH2Any, Gsorsi
81. HeiA.er, Howard Cam, A. Fielding
Mrs. Ii. Il Lincoln, Mis- BERTHE bAr
Ms.
On church recordE-W. T. Groves
Thomas bifat, John HyroIs.
Ga pareU-sko iutGituIt-Lsitet Al
Society.
GA church music-Gen,Ra F. HAr,
man, james Mckay, O y. Rtlct, airs
NJ A. TsSsGit, Niles j. GassoEr.
Os preachers sa.ary-B aid OF Tg-s
tees.
As surdsy school supsrirts1deut
tJtAes McDay OF Asbnry and UnaEls
Foster Of ell7tibrOJE were corSrmti
THO !Iuatoes elected weft: 4 bury,
9. Trpbt, ptegident; II. T Glua, CT
fsry; L. u. Welch, lrCssptes; Sou
Gay, BsrjaHsu DovrifR, A. Dom.
James Floyd, George R.eufLe, II. Ia
llUg.
Snvosbrs ok-Chstlot Fosts-, n,
II simm5, JAtaes NIudy re, Ffse
VIVID, JyAE W, Hyronr. john y. bai.,
and B..sEs, jones' Hesion Grl eLes
uan,
TIE local preachers from h6Sr7y =
Chsr.ea hC01s, William Tay Tor, y.
II. BIN us ali John Simmons.
a Ie5C.gl,lp was uanutmg Ialy ado
cd req ltsting Coz fsieneu u re atu /.
Es9. ar Ryan tor enotrer year
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
GREAT
Clearing Out SaIe'

Business 10 be closed by 2sth
OF March.
$4,000 worth Of Fine Cloth
ing to be sold at a reduction Of
IS per cent. Every garment IS
to be sold at this reduction.
We will continue day af.er
day until all is gone. This will
be a good opportunity to get
strictly reliable goods at very
low prices.
All goods to be sold for cash
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
W. B.EHiRP s. 60.
Vim. B. SharP& Co..
Fourth and Markell Sis.

spring bHlHSs' hoOh thlC
our corner window; there's
French Sateens, the prettiest
you ever saw. We are
nearly done with winter, yet
we have some fragments OF
winter stuffs that may in
lterest you.
Ia cur Coat Department.
we have two Seal Plush
Wraps. of splendid quality
both 80 in size. We sold
Them freely all season for
lS25. If the size will do
they are reduced to $I7.
We have TWO Seal Plush
Jackets, oae "a size and
lone 3S size, extra quality
Irregular goods all through.
the season. The 53-lnch
was SI8. If it fits it is now
LlSIo. The 34-inch was SIS.
III it h.s it is now IS.
We have two 34.inch
! Black Astrakan Freize
Wraps, elegant quality and
, satin lined. We sold them
for $50. The size is against
:. them, therefore now $40.
j. We have FIVE Seal Plush
,iCoats. One IS size, two
a 40 size, two AZ eize, and
+, (which we sod during the
3 Iseason for $25 and $50.
i I'VE have marked them to
$40.
4 These are specially low
a prices for a clean sweep and
lany lady they will fit can
ii buy them with profit for
!, next season. Our Under
wear sales during the month
It, have baen large. We've
II had many decided bargains
e We are now gathering III
> the fragments tor one more
!. effort, then on; they 60.
b Here's the list and any
ls you can pick Gu. from the
es lot will be unusual value.
e. Mems Scarlet Drawers.
d Two SO size, one 4.
o Size; TO cents from 81.
Il Mems Gray Drawers:
d Two 30 size, enc AZ size
:. 69c, from 81.
{. Mems Gr. y Drawers.
-Four 81 SIZE, tour so size
F. Is, tom 25c
t., Mems Merino Drawers
-Four 20 size, one 80 s.z
.n 31r, from SOC.
s Mems Scarlet shirts
T. Oae 81 siza, two A siz
ca three A sze, three as siz
d. 7sc, from 81
az Meu's Canon FlannelDcay
crs
d -Four 20 size, one 38 siz
s .te SOC. from soc
y. aad :. Mems MeIino DiaTers
aasl Two 28'size. seven 81 si1
n i two 81 size, SOC, from
S. ard 81 25.
oI Mems Gray Merino Hos
: = ., 10 and loi, 25c, fro
rs. I sic
vi Ladies Lam > wool Scar
'% W Pants
ras3 Two 80 SIC, one 81 81.
rs So, from 81 so.
= az ~ | Ladies Lambs wool Scar
Vests
'aia Oae so SIZE, TWO % eli
= e, y seven 81 SIZE, ten a. g.
f44s six 36 size, three So 81
va 500, from 81 so about
i same assottmcns in VIII
,ham Ladies Mclino Vests
v Il. One So size, three 81 81
4 Ne Ne 7lc, from 81
sma Ladies Merino Vests
ciissit One 81 size, tour IS S
". LEAD doc, from 75c.
.5 5a3 A few fragments OF
rssse Idress fabrics are here.
2 otF' One Let OF atwood mkt
s;arl,s, quite as suitable for es
inIls spring a. late fall, arc
sing = 5S Ehcmespun and granite
shoohffacts. Al cents.
h.edl o. I. -:
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

MANN-KlhA-h GA Sweio1'
psr. onagN. on tahr 3aty sth ~ the Ky
Jesss Il gSlns, Hwrss NJ Zjmme mann
and Ionic Z. x rk, Goth % "ilaninston
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
y,ass 0, Inv Ieng'' =, h


Tomorrow prom sc % l,,,;ye
to pa5tiy e oudy, AM q I 4 ,,sF
ClEIaGsy far, VIE
tuFg.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Wy GIRL; MUST ne
w & goot plain caOk; Teferspoe re.
a tts6. Apply At eJo Preach street, side
door. E5.2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Aver Cherry fectorai is acknowledged the
besl preparation fer cure oflunS conn laln.s
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
GIT Market St.

We close at 6.30 Mon
day, Wednesday aud Thurs.
day; at $50 Tuesday ard
Friday, and on Satur lay a.
1890.
f..ti
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
CLOSING SALE OF
DRY GOODS AT AL CTTON.

viii Ger at pull.e auct on On saturday
morning, February IS, al 9 % O'Clock, the
stock gf
DRY GOODS
at 80 Marke: street, comprising
sILks, HlAck and Cu.uTcd, sURAH
SILKS, Iicolors, FLUsusS, tITE VEL
VETS and NEI.VETEENS.
A iull line OF uRES5 CLOTHS, IiENIlI-
FTrA CLOTHS, CASHMEHEs. WOODEN
PLAIDS and EMBROIDERED DREI3 5
PATTERNS
SEAL CLOTH COATS, hEwMARK cts d.
| BOUCLE JAGkETS, JERSEY ULCTn
JACKETS, slGANl.s and Ma NKE~
| GlNGHAMs, TLAANLLs, CLIlCOEs
! and MUSLISS.
| Ladies' and Gtntiuncn's UNDERWFAE,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, TORFl-, NAP
kISs, NOTIONS ami HANnA-- lCIilFF4.
! W. A, HuEiu 9FtI,.
Aaaunur-r, nd Ammunttioanl4u
- .,.,',,,, Goods, Breechloae
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

A.the sStdss Cna.'l pIII
o. nsh Wednesday MOI an. an, ia
AID holy commnnion a. % sd
aud Rdotets OF 15O ~ u.,,gl,J
during Lent: suni>j s II
usuAl' Week day sosTlte7 s' ,,,lljl
ing (sHctpt ILur,d-y 40 oil,.11r.lsi
$50. On THURSDAYS tDs G 5tli 3 /
Wtli attend tho ttrV'trs .snu.
city churches in tuFn al =
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

ZION kEHT - y EUOAEu HuuaHS
- and ta.h rsEE6H; ali o1nEesfiJns made
for hot wafer Apply TO r. 5 BRADLEY,
nth and Ratlroei ayenu5. fIES.H
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

Fourth And marie, streets.