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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
Beneath His Notice,

Having seen my name published In the
papers at the instance OF Virgil B. Duvall,
the Kentucky lawyer, 1 would desire to
state that that article, originating from
such a source, is beneath my notice.
j. Bowers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03

Jesus Alvsrado, charged with cut
ting and stealing timber from another
persons land, was arrested Saturday
last by Deputy Constable Charley
Stevens. and lodged In the county jail.
He is thought to be WANTED" also for
COW stealing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
Recorders Court.

W. NJ. Gaens, vagrsnt, $40.
c. A Chilson, DR., nix, S..
Oscar TObin, carrying pistol, dis
missed.
Chas. Rains. fighting, 81.
One continued, N. S Tillespaugh for
leaving team alone and five dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
Attention. Ladies'.

For fine millinery, ladies' fancy goods,
all kinds of imported yarn and en-
broidered material, also, stamping done
on short notice. call at the Misses
Kirohner, 225 W. Commerce street. 2m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
Van Dyke Art School.

Tickets for the night Glasses In draw
ing. modelling and wood-carving can be
obtained of the art dealers. Riley and
Mueller. All classes of the Van Dyke
Art school will reasonable on January 8.
New members can Join at that time. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
NJ MloNN A 1iTsy' h b.sS

Soother at hand. 1t is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
ease from pain. Price rs cents. Sold by
For sale by Ragland & Kennedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03

Monuments and Tombstones
Manufactured at lowest living prices,
In best styles, at Frank TECHS marble
works, 513 Houston street. 10.3-.y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03

Old-fashioned kind-fulI grown;
Jacks went down-but with frown-
Jack died from cause unknown"
Smiles will supersede many frowns, and
many dscomforts will be unknown, when DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgatlve Pellets entirely
supersede. as they bid fair to do, the large
and less efficient pill of our forefathers. Every
day they gain new laurels. Most popular
when most ills abound.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
Marriage Licenses.

Christian Betcher and Annie Kosup.
Rejinio Borjas and Guadalupe Rodri-
quez.
Mathew Rossman to Effie johnson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03
For Alderman at Large.

At the request Of his many friends, the
LIGHT is authorized to announce Mr.. ]. II.
scHAEFRR as a candidate for alderman at
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03

Lone Star Culmbacher
On tap at all first-class saloons, on JAN
uary End, 1888. Try 1t. l2-29-5t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03

Lone Star Culmbacher
On tap at all first-class saloons, on JAN
uary End, 1888. Try 1t. 1929 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-03

Lone Star Culmbacher
On tap at all first-olass saloons, on JAN
uary End, 1888 Try 1t. l2-29-5t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

Mr. JOIN WAHAMAK CIR, thu Phila.
dsipnia merchant prince, has set =
good example, that should be folio we'd
~ other business men OF this country.
The Plan adopted by Mr.. WAnamaker
IL to divide . portion Of the proaIs OF
his Immense business among his en-.
p'oy en-, and the amount disposed OF In
this way daring the yssr ending A 2rll
1b aAR plC9 i39 50. In addition 10 their
usnAl salaries. o. .his amount nearly
700. coo was paid ous In monthly dIvi.
nenos, 81 an extra com mission on sales,
white $40 900 OF the gross am ouut was
nat aside 10 . pension fund for the per
mAneDtiy disabled, by reason OF old
Age or ae1iden', while In Mr.. Vans.
Dsker's employ, and no louser able 10
work. The remaining $40, 900 was dis
trtbuted among those employees who
have been con nIinususy in Mr.. wsna.
nsksrs employ for seven years, and
been faithful In the diAIhsrgs OF their
duty. By this plan Ms. WanAmAker
mhk3s his employs parInsrs In his
business, and Consequently secures the
yery best service.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
rne Bomb Fisnd I'm rear,

ERIE. Nay 9.-Frsnk Koehltr, the
bomb ieDd, who is charged with blow
ing MP Lawyer y. NJ. McClintOek' q
bouse in Union, was taken from the
Erie Jail to the former place yesterday
for Q hearing. When the officers ar
rived with their prisoner fully 500
people surrounded the prison, and 9
great many angry threats were made.
The Commonwealth proved that Koch
leI had bought six pounds OF dynamite,
fuse, etc., on the day Of the night upon
which the bombs were placed.
The mob WAS 90 badly excited that
Koehler refused ball and begged tbt
officers to return him to prison nj
quickly as possible State Detective
James JackEon, Of Sing Sing Prison
was present with requiSition papers tC
take Koehler back ta serve four yeArt
Of the term he escaped by being carried
{ ut in 3 lime barrel fifteen years ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
wAnAnAKnR-s
rznADnFuA. wednesday. Nay ., Isss.


What the types tell from
day to day is only a mur-
muir Of what is going on
here. News, good news,
store news enough to fill the
paper. Hints must serve
You. We point to a good
thing here and there; not a
word of the thousand other
just as good things scattered
all about. You take them
for granted.
Womsn's and CHtld,sn's S
Hosiery at about half b,7ce
Women's and CAilaysn's
Dresses and Wraps tor a6ou,
half brzee.
They stand for a hundred
other about half-prlce things
Underwear, Dress Stuffs,
Crockery, what not. All
here, but we don't try to
hang each one up ona print
peg for you.
One means dozens, what
ever the sort.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
ssvensh WARD Kspublleans

The Seventh Ward Union Republican
Club met In Institnts Hall last night
and elected o. NJ. Curtis. ESQ Presi
dert; Col. 8. A. McAllister. 1st Vic,
President; James NJ. Dandy, 21d VIc,
President; Thomas 8. Kemp, Treasurer
Henry q. Pickles, Secretary.
Executive Oommittee-F. A. Nit
chsll, O. &c. Buckingham, E. P. Moody
Samuel Cham bers, Il. W. Z.bley.
Com Dittee on mbership--Jamel
DANNY, II. Bosler, Col. 8. A. MoAllis.
ter, Csps. d. e Buckingham, j James NJ
X sloy.
Finance Committee Samuel Cha m
hers, j. Ii. Moore, ID. A, Devices, w
Hastings, Samuel Hawkins.
The meeting then adjourned to NEE
Ia room No. 1, Institate Hall, on Tues
day evening, the 18th inst, ct 8 O'Clock
All Republicans of the ward are urge,
10 attend, rs they Are In earnest. Thi
IL to be . permanent club.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
a Poor speiuE Wheat Drop

INDIANAPOLIS, May 9-The annua
NEE ina of the State Asso 1iation OF In
diana Miliers vas he'd here yestsrd ny
In discussing the outlook in the whea
business the talk generally was OF th,
most doubtful nature. O. Il. Sey bt, o
Illinois, president Of the Nations
Millert' Association, said that hs hsC
iust returned from Europe and he wa.
sure that there would bs an enormous
decline In the expectation OF flour from
tLo United States this year. The spring
wheat crop In the North west ia two
Weeks late. and frobt will probably
damage what may be grown now. In
the West the crop, he said, will hardly
bs worth harvesting. Prices will not
be any higher because IadiA, Russia,
Australia aud Chill have heavy crops.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

TIE RvIRY EvnNIka was tos
Ibusily engaged wish the Free Trade
8 ats Convention yesterday 10 give
much attention 10 minor matters, CON.
sequsnily Chief Of Police Doushsrly
aud Councilman Norton escaped ths
usual ovsrhsuiing. II 10 almost VOC
ale for Ihe Every Egening TO Aocom.
pilsh much now by attacking the ofi-
ctal course OF the chief. This should
have bean done months ago when III.
alleged offenses we're com mitssd, that II
II they we're oom mltted Q. all. ChleI
Douxher'y told . represen sauvs OF thil
papsl yesterday thai he 10 in the hsld
to stay, and We glory In his spunk. We
sers slwsys Of the opinion that he had
too much principle 70 DO bought and
vas not oo~Ardly enough 10 bs driver
ont OF the contest. Hs 10 there TO stay,
and unless all signs fail will be th,
nominee OF the DsmocrAho party fol
mayor. II the blue bloods o; thai par
" do not like him, Of course they ars
not compelled TO vote for HIM.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

SENATOR VooKaEEs seems thor.
o1ghly ashamed oil his conduct In the
. nae few days sin,e and yesterday
male sn ap ilosy 10 the Senate for the
lAngusge which he used to ward Senate
Ina Ttis VAs nothing more than
right for one will deny that hs ow cd
Q most humble apology to his fellow
SenAtors tor his dlssrAoeful actions
SenAtor Ingalls, but told the truth
when he aAid that during the war Mr..
voorhees, WAS . oopperheAi, and he
should not have been 90 quick 70 ressu
IL . course ID is not pleasant 10 such
NJ ME-. Voorhees, to have these facts
th'oWn In iheir teeth now, 81 they mol
ony wish TO forget them the nselvsi
bat would be only too glad to have
Aheir fellow country men do the same
Tns day predicted by Grace Green wo 4
duIing the war has At last come, ant
she Northern men who sympath!zsC
with the rebels, aud we're known q
OorperheAds then, ara now looked dow
npon With contempt by the boys thA
yoae the gray, as veil as by Ihose VIII
donnsd the biue.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

The ADVOCATES OF free trade should
nos forget thai In 1s4O Ihe Practice Of
IN theory iLhlossd upon the country
national debt Of 5000. 900 900, which
81 that time was about eluAl 10 twenty
20; cent Of our national wealth. Since
Lhsn tais debt has been paid by pro.e,-
non, although this was greatly inter.
forsd With ty the Democratic policy o.
Tree trade during BuchADAn's Admtni.
frAsion. Under the Wise provisions o
The Morreil Tariff the country ha,
2 ospered, our population more thar
q uoled and the greatest civil war the
world ever witnessed been carried TO Q
saeoessful termination. In addition 10
this great part OF the debt caused by
shis war hAa been paid, and there Is
nov surplus In the HAilonAl treasury
that the present Dan lcrai, admin e.
trAtton wishes to reduce by rspsAlins 2
n tariff Aad destroying The ind ustr IS
OF lhis country. These men seem 20
nave forgotten the lessons OF the pSs,
and the fact that In 1857 the red nc 10 D
Of the duhes caused the greatest com-
merciAl panic and most wid soresd
dlsas er Iha' th.s country has ever
passed through.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
wAnAMAxnsz

Softer. dressler: coffee-col-
ored Goat Oxfords, hand
sewed, $3.50. A better got
up and a more stylish Shoe
than you commonly get for
considerably more.
No such So shoe for men
as the "Wanamaker Wear
WELL" Calf vamp, kid TOP
smooth insole. Congress and
lace. Warranted. Sent any
where for So. Say whether
your foot is wide or me.
dium.
Market street front, west oil Main Aisle
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington q Bal.
timors Railroad.
APRIL 1Srd, lee8.
raine VIII leave wiiminRton as foiiop

AEhAL soF0s hro8-
trains Win lsave wiimington as foiiosl
SUNDAY TRAINS.
rlrAial.Ss,pnia q ,S tsrpp55essl p5 AZ sS
xeso@ec css.ieS. .ss 80 ~ sSS aSs. y; ps a. n,
~ 80 sn 7p. loeo, ,o@ 2. m:
;, !, 4 i 4 !. s.1R,'i;i a.. Z h a ~ ~ -.
:, XesSSSnS%Sdstioa, i g 81. 10 lM sih psa
u Is m, sii.S 10. q, sM. 'sS iS,
to@r = wsss. y Z; Z Chester, via L.mosin. % sae
For Newark tcsntrsy ana intermediate sta
md y iassrSsai.ssp ;as p station. % 10
RslISi%Sss RslSi%SIs . M :ss By & Line. : zssn,
e Z and Il eoa, m. II o., Il IL, ~, cd, 8 ID
TS.ins u sof = bsla~.rs b % p,v,.Ion leave for,
New Castle, so, SO a. n, nss AZ IN
b D. m, and ~ o. Night
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, % q. m :, . % D. N.
Dsi$.r. . Isd E; n; way station. ss
spr::s foi q harrington. snp. m. WAY
Eipis:. tSr Dover. Harrington. and D.l,
EIpre.s Tor Cape Charles, Old Point CON
tort and Norfolk. u % Night
|
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI
ninFton lexpress). i22, 80, 7a. ~, . 10
| lsN ~ IN II % .. M, 2o2, sol, A0, %
| q. II, 6U. 667, ii Dol m.
AccommodA ion, $40, TO- ~ q. M, LIE 4 %
az, 4d en 8 IS D03 10 10. and ii n p. m.
For Philadelphia (express), acc,
7 ID e1o, II 81 =, M, Z 81, S2A ana 7 % D. NJ
Accommodation, = Is \. m, I2lo, lA
b0 7N1 and 10 90 D. m.
For Chester (express), 7 10. . 10. IL 81 q N.
"A. %. and 10 6 D, m.
s %. and 7. 10 ., IN.
For New York texpressl . 90, Z S. go, III
| o. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. SIS a. m.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, an
| Norfolk, IL 05 Night.
For New Caste, Middletown, CLAYTON
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, seaford, Laurel
| and Delmar, " 05 Night.
baltimore and Washington, la, t4A sOs
- " a. m, ~ g q, and IS p. m. Balti
more .. W and II - p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for WI
mington lexpreasj, u. 2s, s.bO, I. %, o.i0 ii,
A. M, sos, 6.6 and II. % p. III.
Accommodation, S8A, 10. IS A. M, Iz,M2 d
e.lo, rs and II. ~ p. NJ.
For farther Information, passengers are RI
ferred 70 the ticket efhce at The station.
Trains marked thus 81 are limited expresl
upon which extra fare Is charged.
General hanARer GenerAi Psssen ger Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Tho homeopathic Hosp,tsI.

The lady managers of the hommo
pSthic Hospital are arranging for al
enhr'eiI mert At Institute Hall, on
Thursday and Friday evenings, the
"a \ and 26th inst. In addition 10 the
orchestral music, vocal selections will
also be given. Ol tho last evening,
the children will have an old May pole
dance, Season tickets, 30 cents; single
admission, IS cents; children's season
tickets, 3o cents; single admission 10
cants. All donations for the fair shou Id
be sent 10 Mrs. Edward Andrews, cor.
ner Of Penney sylvanis and Delaware
avenues.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
mAKlstrnte Appointeti.

Governor Biggs has appointed Albert
T. Williamson, OF Hockessiu, Mil
q eek Hundred, Justlcs Of the Peace
and Notary Public, vice John G. Jack
8 u, whose term had expired. Mr.
Williamson is popular with the com
muuity, and 1t is hoped that he will
make o. efficient and impartial o mag
issrAte as his predecessor has bsen
HockesEin is one OF the thriving village,
OF our county, yet the bnsiness IS no. &C
area. as TO render the office so lucrativ,
Rs 10 warrant the neglect OF other pur
suits, unless the Incumbent has bsei
eesed with the possession OF means Il
fall back upon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Entered at the Post 0fice ct Whining
spn Del, a. second elAss mail matter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1855

TIE ACTION OF the license court in
PhilAaslphis In refusing to grant osr.
tain parties license, against whom no
psjssstou beyond general remon.
suAnoe was urged, has been approved
by the Suprsus court OF PennsylvA vAuiA,
whish has virtually decided, tse same
- Judge Hjaston has done In this
BtAte, thA, q license to sell intox eating
liQaor 10 privilege and not = right.
A man msy do nand . license 10 sell
groceries or dry goods, or any oiher
com modify, but when he wants to en-
gage In the liquor trefis he must send
his petition 10 the court, AID 1t 10
optional with the cour, whether they
grant 1t or not OF oc curse this plan
oanses considerable dissAtisiao don, and
each one who 10 turned down is apt ~
khink that he has been dlscF FlminAie cd
against II wonld no douot be much
bstter and more satisfactory TO all oon.
cerned II the oourI wss en- drely relieved
OF the license business; We believe, In
mot We knoE, from wnAt adge Hous-
ton said oil o recent session, that The
Judges would We 90 ne suoh o change,
- they look upon The liquor li,enss
business - duly that should never
have been imposed upon the court II
would, therefore, be much better Il
have This business trans ferred TO Q oom
mission composed Of ciLzsns Who ART
mot directly or indirectly interested IL
tas liquor usffia Then let the pric,
OF ltoenoe be increased 10 say $500
tvo-thirds OF which should reyer, tt
che city treasury, and the rom amin !,
$780, o. Of present, to the State. Le
there be proper restrictions imposed
Aad then make II the duty Of the com
mi sion 10 grant nosnse to ail VII,
oou'd comply with these restrictions
With power to revoke The license o.
s'eTy one convicted OF any violation O
t1e law. II the members OF the oom
m ssion were HlSo constituted liQuo
D lifts, and held responsible for th
eie,uEon Of the Law, We believe tia
70 would have liquor law about o
nsAr perfect As 1t Is possibl At tn
present lime TO make one.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

TIE COUNTRY Is safe onoe more; The
ID imocrsoy Of Della ware have met In
SsAse OJnven lion, eodorsed the course
OF Grover sseiand, including his
many blunders, and capped the clim N
By favoring the Mills Dark Lantern
Tzr!f bill nov bOfore ojugress. Thsy
A'so selected the men who are to 60 10
s. Louis and assist In renominasInR 4
Grover Cleveland as ihsir candidate fol
the Presidency. The convention give,
Httle thouShs or heed 10 the many end
varied industries OF this city, and .ht
fact thA. ley sn3...et AZ 5p5:s...5
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

Of the bill 10 repeal thu taria shows
that u MAKES hut lille difIsrsncs 70
shsm whsthsx our iron mills, machine
'hops, cosson mills and other indus
rtss arc 70 be protected and remain
'pep, furnishing work ct rsmuneraiive
wages 10 thousands Of hands, or be
,lo.ed for the. need OF that prelectiop
ander whish they nov hsurlsh. This,
however. 10 Democracy pure and un.
sduitarAted, but We do not believe thai
u vii be endorsed BY the working msn
ot this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
THE BEE HIVE
SPECIAL GREAT
|S|LkSALE.

We haze too many Silks
and are asts'mined 10 get a
tsaO thousand dollars out of
Ms stock at all hazards.
Colored Silks at as cents a
yard; comment unnecessary.
A line of 6aI and 7s-cent
goods down to 40 cents.
81 goods at 60 cents. Sr.25
goods at rs cents.
Colored Faille from $I.75
down to $I.oo; worth to i'm
port $I.25.
Satin Rhadames, in black,
from $I.so do wn to $I.oo;
lSI.75 quality down to $1.25.
Pure Silk Surah, in black,
very desirable, not matched
for value on this continent,
| so cents a yard.
Plaid Surah Silks; the 81
quality for 60 cents.
"a inch Bellon's Black
Silk; S. quality down to
l$I.25; the $3.50 quality
down TO 81. so; an extra fine
lquality from $2.7s to $a.oo.
Every one knows the excel
lent wearing qualities OF this
|silk.
Guinet Black; $I.25 quail
Ity rs cents.
Moires in colors and Black.
| Examine these goods e,1h,-
ca(iy and 1nage Jor yourself.
We feel sHre If yoH don't
6My ii rs not orr fault. We
shall haze 10 decline 97o1ng
samples Of abOOe during this
extreme Lou Price Sale.
Russell, MissimeT & Co
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Tho strike Cnntinnsa-

Fifty OF tba hod carriers attended d
meeting at Tenth and Sbipiey streets
last evening, and determined u stiok
out for the advance In wages. Thirteen
of them lsft on tue Brandywlne this
morning TO get work in Philadelphi,
Camden and ether plsoes. A lew o. tst
men are at work In this city, hut tn,
greater number are idle, and brieklay
Ing operations are seriously interiersc
with,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

EoR sALE-sRvEN poo,,
bargain. RsasoSs RsasoisPPss:; Ps. .s,Gs Gsni,s ar Il a,S @
ai7-eod-imt v.0 y , GlBs6i
-~ ~ West Tenth M
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Bsr sAs

NJ sALE-A BOKREI -
coming 8 years old, sL I. H0l
sy1o,: ! ,, and good farm hor@.s AL :. ilnsl|
mght wagon, cheap, Adass.Of s " dIiy,rI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
MOxIuma
C,ENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIHsl NEW sERIRsl

This association has always been carefully
managed, and 10 now one OF the most sue
esssful aud prospsroas Loan Associations In
the city.
siI per cent interest allowed 10 withdraw.
moHthly meetinE,
a sew series Of 900 shares Of stock IL Aow
onsrea fer sale At u per share.
Persons desiring TO Join = reliable Loan AZ.
soeiation will do well to examine into N.
merits OF this association. Secure shares a
once and arrange TO buy . home on eAsI
CHAPLEs N, TRUMP, President.
WILLIAM K, HAWKINS, Secretary.
Onaee, No, Tl2 Market street ma. fmeod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
A Meeting CalIed FOR.

A meeting OF the Fifth Ward Rspub
licAns is called for Saturday evening
to be held In room No. 1, Institute Hall
The meeting will be held for the pur.
pose of choosing delegates and alter.
mates to the Republican State Conven.
tlon, to be held in Dover on Thursday
next
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
bargains

IN dry goods and notions at Ne. 113 W
Second street, to close bushes. Al
pt Tsons In need Of goods of the Abov,
kind will do well to call and purchase
ne these goods will be sold ct prices tina
will close them out In short time. liz
West Ssoprd street, NJ. Z, Wy2.t.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
An oId Man BuYped to Des,n,

TITUsvILLE, Msy 9.-Grand father
Drye' aged 81. was burned TO n orisI
at Skunk Hollow, L ear bere, yesterday
morning. He WAS alone upstllrs In al
old frame house. 1t is supposed thai
tie fire originated either from thG
LohimneY or I ON the old mAn's pipe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
A BIG BIsze For a small Town.

eUsQUEHAGNA, May "a Ara at
Lanesboro', one mile east of here, ut l
O'Clock this morning, destroyed Lyons
Hotel, Chamberlain Bros meat mar
ket, the post office, and Munson's Raj
and block.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

|OtCI tuC SOIG.
Two half strange faces in
the billowy Challis-black
grounds with white figures;
white grounds with black
figures. A little lot Just
here. Choice, scarce; they'll
go out hummlng when you
run across them. We want
them to 60; the worry is
where to turn for more.
Northwest OF centre.
A couple OF Dress Stuffs
lat random:
Plaid with polka dots
Newest colorings - sleet,
|gobelin, serpent, terra-cotta.
|75c from 81.
Cameps-hair Carreaux-
Invisible checks-a dozen
timely colors 75c to 81.
Dollars have shrunk just
Ike that almost anywhere
you stop.
Southeast OF centre.
Everything for Baby. The
brightest, freshest, newest
things always. Bargain lots,
too, whenever we can scrape
them together. We keep
the corners of the stock dug
out, and that every now and
then puts in your way to
save a pretty penny. To-day
there are Caps, Dresses,
Goats and Slips. Let two
items signify for all:
IS Coats, made to sell at
IS; sizes 2, 8, 4, shall go at
$3.50.
80 cream-colored Goats;
sizes Q, 3, 4. Some Of the
finest novelties of the sea-
son, at about two-thirds. 81
to So, were Sc to S14
Second floor, near Juniper and Ches tnut
streets corner. Take elevator
Now that printed Mohairs
are really handsome there is
a brilliant future for them.
Snowy surface sprinkled
with blossoms, Pat for pan
els, trains, waist decorations,
land entire costumes.
Nor beast of centre.
The trading world is full
Iof surprises. Here is one, a
big one-in Ties. One OF
THE best makers of mems
Ties in London sent US a
sample Four-in-Hand Scarf,
with bits of patterns and a
cable cole. In less than an
hour our acceptance was
with him, and the goods
Iwere at once shipped on a
fast steamer. They now fill
our counters and are on
Idress parade in one OF our
4 Chestnut street windows.
lThey are OF extra quality
IChina Silk, alike on both
'''lsides. Color.grounds navy,
..Iwhite, and an indescribable
.Iblue, handsomely printed in
,tpolka dots and odd designs
also plain white. The fuc.
Jas The surb,7se-37Ic You'll
r wonder when syou see the
SIgoods.
: Chestnut street entrance only.
4 The toughest and mos,
hexible of all the stiffst
leathers goes into "Welts. u
II Poor stock won't make goot
NV cit leather. But why no
llWelt leather for the Who'll,
lShoe upper? Happy thought
First fruit, Seashore Oxfordf
liIot russell Welt. Neatest
J, strongest, hardest Of all tn,
,ssIlight, cheap Outing Shoes
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

NUrlUs-ChE SEVENTEEpTH AM
IN nuAl seting OF tho ShRrehoiders OF
the Ceutral Loan Association, will be held
At tn > ot1co Of the Secretary, No Tl2 Market
street, 1hursiny evening, May ION 1888, at
30 O'Clock The annual report will be pre-.
sented and an election Of ON sera and dirSo.
tors held. Attest; WIN. L. HAWKINS,
Soototsry. ms ct