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The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
BRIDGEPORT.

E. X. Tibbals has begun to solicit sub scriptions for the Wheeler < Wilson Sat urday evening concerts at Seaside park, this season. These concerts are an es- sential part of the city's Summer life, but some business men say that they will not subscribe unless the concerts are given some other evening. One of them said, ssI know that the concerts are given then so that the working people can have a chance to attend; but the same result could be obtained by commencing half an hour later. When people attend the concerts, they do not begin shopping un- til quite late and frequently do not finish until 12 or even later. Storekeepers and Saturday and would be grateful for any reprieve." But Saturday is the accepted concert evening and we doubt if any change is made.
 James Spargo, who has built and sold about 30 houses on and near William street, East Bridgeport, has bought more land and will erect fine new houses.
 Prof W. c. Newell gave his closing re- ception, Tuesday night.
 Miss Edith Phillips was surprisedby a large number of her friends, Tuesday night, at her home on Warren street Dancing, singing and an ample collatioI followed. Standard.
 The little daughter of Irving Patterson of High Street is sick.
 Several Bridgeport boats, including Capt Hitchcock's Rival, intend to enter the Cedar Point regatta, the Both. Adam Dorsch, well known East Bridgeport marketman, was married te Miss Nellie Colbree, at Washington Park M. E. church, Wednesday evening. The bride carried bouquet of roses and was elegantly attired in white satin. They will reside at 335 Noble avenue. Work is rushing at Wheeler & Wilson's and new men are constantly added.
 Grocer R. G. Wilson has sold out tt E. R. Foote and will travel for a New York tea importer.
 Park City lodge of Good Templars, iI the northern part of the city, turned out we'll in the rain, Monday evening and held their regular meeting. The lodge has now over 30 members and is only about three months old.
 Pequonnock lodge of Good Templars has made arrangements with the Per lSins Virginia and Texas jubilee singers to give them a benefit concert on the ev- ening of May 30, Decoration day. See ad and notices, next week.
 Bridgeport division, Sons of Temper. ance, entertained visiting members from
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
LONG HILL.

George E. kuhne and R. c. Keeler, both of Bridgeport, have bought horse of F.. M. Beardsley. $. w. Post of Bennett's Bridge bought horse, also eight cows and heifers, of him.
 Walter C. Hawlcy and family of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his father, c. B. Hawley.
 Miss Carrie c. Mallett of Bridgeport spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs A. A. Hall.
 Will Bishop works for Joseph Spagele. 'C. H.. Wilson moved to Bridgeport, Monday.
 Ed and Levi IIubbell are putting up barn for Royal Jennings.
 Jerry Connor moved into D. .Mahoney's house, Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
NEW WARRIOR MOWER

The New Warrior mowers are noted tor ex- cellent work and light draft, the machine with
 It surpasses all others for security and conven- fence in driving; the finger bar folds back and rests OH the axletree. The New Warrior never fails to do good work on most difficult ground. Sections are but 1.2 inches wide, narrower than than those Of most other machines. This gives great advantage i'll draft; the sectlons being narrower, do otneed so long a throw to the crank consequently it is shortened and the work done nearer the applied power, and easier The finoer-bar runs easily and has no dragging . friction on the ground. The company pledges itself to all pure chasers of the New War rior mowers toreplacc all knife heads or Dac Ks broken tll1ring the first five years use. This machine has taken prizes at Danbury and Nor walk and Is the favorite with all who use It, Hepairs con staantIy on hand. Circulars, terms, etc, on application. Repairs for the old War rior fnrnisEed to order. L. N. MALLETT, Agent, Tashua Hill. F. o. Address, Long Iiill, Conn,
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
REDDING;

Miss Ella, daughter of Thomas Ryan, who has been sick with consumption for
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
pIAMoNp HULL lREppINGl

Zalmon Read has exchanged his fine grays for pair of oxen and single horse.
 Edwin Selleck went to New Haven, last week and came home sick with ton silitis.
 Snow was found north of the ceme- tery, May 6, six inches deep.
 Miss Kate J. Connor spent Sunday with Miss Grace Boughton.
 N. J.. Sherwood, while carting furni- ture from Bedding station for MT storm, broke his wagon wheel.
 IL. E. Benedict has hired man and woman and expects to run his creamery, this Summer.
 George o. Platt is repairing the roads, which are badly washed.
 Philo Perry is improving his front yard by grading.
 James Lord is ploughing for B. s. Boughton.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
WESTON

As Oliver Perry was returning from Cannons Station, where he carted ties, last week he stopped at the Upper Parish school, taking on his children and others. On the way home, the horses became frightened and ran away. Some of the children jumped of, others were thrown and Mir Perry's little daughter Polly, q bright girl of about 10, was run over and had her ribs broken. She is under Dr Gorham's care and doing as we'll as could be expected.
 Rev MT HaZeltine of Monroe is to preach as candidate in the COngrega- tional church, next Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
WHITE HILLS

from out of town.
 Mrs George H Conklin and Miss Minnie of Brooklyn are at Highland Lawn.
 Rev D. G. Lawson gave an excellent discourse, Sunday morning, on "The First Table of the Law"
 Walter Hubbell. suffers with rheu- matism.
 The Hive of Bees met, Wednesday, with Mrs George Drew.
 E. c. Wixom is out with handsome new road cart and has purchased another horse.
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
The Foundation of Newtown

Is about ,0OO, and we would s;Iy ut least one half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lnngs IS those complaints are, ac- cording to statistics, more numerous than oth- CTS. We would advise all our readers not to neglect the opportunity to call on their drug gist and get ! bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. Large bot ties 50c and SI. Sold by all druggists
The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18
FOR SALE:

White Flower Potatoes for seed. pure stock, quality fine. yield larger than any other variety S3 bushel at L. B. BOOTHS, Newtown, Ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
AGAIN nj x.,psr,x

A few days since, while Sergeant
MoVey was In YhilsdelphiA seArching
for notorious crock who 10 wanted
here to answer several charges, he came
face TO lace with Leonard White, who
Was indicted at this term OF court for
highway robbery, and jumped his bail.
At the time OF his Arrest, some months
ago, JudRe Gum minis beld him in SloC
bail, and Alvaa Allen became bis
l surety. When the case was called lAsi
"Wednesday Whi,s did not respond and
Ia oapias vas Issued for his Arreet and
placed In the handn OF Deputy 5heTi1
Mc cEiwse.
AS seen rs Sergeant McVey met hin
In PhilAdelphiR he placed him in cns
tody, and yestsi day tho dtpaty sheriff
went up after him. he WAS aocompa
MED By Sergeant Mcvey, who, how
lever, had nothing whatever to do will
the prisoner. Upon reaching this cit,
the party took n street car for the Cour
Honte, ard when passing Second AEs
Market streets The prlsoner jumped On
and made his escape.
He was followed for some dlskaDc
by the deputy sheriff and the setseau,
but finally disappeared In q doorua!
on King sireet ~ completely As though
be had sunk IN the ground. At lh
time be was in the custody OF tn
deputy sheriff, aud not Sergeant NC
lVey.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
clifford the DoE Uatoner.

freddy" Clifford, assistant doG
catcher, had q fight with an italian
living on Lord tireet lEet evening, ,Gbont
b 80 O'Clock. Clifford, seeing an un.
registered dog sitting IL the doorway of
IL Italians house, picked the pnrp up,
when tho won N OF the foate called te
her husband, who made grab for tue
dog, catching 1t by the two hind ltgs,
when Clifford pulled cne way aud tEe
Italian smother, the dog yelpins with
all his lung power. Clifford then struck
the Italian, breaking his watch. He
then ran into the house, and pickirg & up
q Ratchet ran out to hit Clifford with 1t,
when byBtapders interfered. About
tbis time tho woman ran up to strike
Clifford with two bricks which ehe had
In her hand, when Sergeant Loper pui
in an app earanoe and put. a atop to tn,
fracas BY taking Clifford away with
him.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Excursion.

Gouley's grand excursion to Wash
ineton on Tuesday, May "a, will leave
foot OF Market street, ON the d. d. o,
RGilroAd, fret section to leave at O q.
IN. with the KpiRh,s. arriving in Wash
ington at 10 q. n.; second section
leave At 10 9. M, stopping at KtA'
mensi, Newark and Singtriy, arriving
in Warrington at so, allowing eleven
hours In Washington, the excursion
train to leave Washington for Whining.
ton at o p. m. Tickets 81 80, good on
any train for Ave days 10 oil those not
returning on Tuesday evening, with
the privilege Of stopping of in Balti'
more.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
DneI netN een Iioys.

LAURHL, Del, May 11.-Lee Waller,
II yesrs OF age, a son Of Il. Manson
WAlior, a merchant OF this place, and
VIII Melvin, 16 years ole, scn OF James
Is, Melvin, proprietor OF the Laurel
House, met on Market street ut 8
O'Clock this morning aud exchanged
shots. Wsller received two bullets,
both taking effect In the thigh. Char
les Slrman, q friend OF Melvin, was
struck by stray ball. Melvin esoAp.
ed uninja AIRED. Mono OF ths wounds
should necessarily prove fatal.
The origin OF the feud is As yet un
known. Bolh parties have o different t
version. I. is thought TO have been the
outcome of q qunrsel between the two
boys Mt a masquerade given by th'
Local Legion last night. After an OK
change of courteGies Melvin cut Wal
lar's head with a cane. The quAIr9l
was renGwsd this morning, when Wal
er struck Melvin with u blaoRjAck
They then drew their revolveIs, will
the reauits abo We stated.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth
& Sixth St'y Webb st.
GIeenhiII &GIay AYES,

wehave sold In this locality over 4Nn lots
daring the last ye lr and anumbsr a OF buildings
have been erected, necessarily euhauci. the
value OF the other lots, Lots in this locality
are becoming IA ore valuable every dAy on Hc-
count Ol the pres mt and prosp -cllye i'm
prOvements.
PROSPECTUS:
The Board OF Education have plrchased a
fine lot on which to erect a school house aud
which Wall tc done soon. Front street from
Union so Webb streets Will he graded and
then the Front street railway line VIII without
doubt, he extended We can show YOU
BsilSy's map OF wilmington, puhlithEd Ia
$50 aud you can bte tnAt Madison street was
as far out from the business centres and icss
accessible than this ncighborhood b now.
You could have bought property then un
Madison street at (. % per foot, II Is now worth
from so TO Sl2b per fqot, You can have no
better proof thsn look In this Locality. II
costs nothinR and you can observe the stu -es
II has taken even in the pnst year.
10 people living out ol the city rs well rs In
In II IN ere Is no Investment That pays 81 well
property Is hound 10 inersasr; sometimes
theie Is depres ion, tut those who h I'D the 4
land reap good returns.
| Persons desiring 10 procure hOmtE, here Is
AZ easy way. y on may say IT is some dis
lance out from the ceu ire Of the city. II If was
| iurlhef In the prices would he prOpUrtiOnaiely
| hlghtft do not eNptut Washington street
! property At suburban prices. R4y now al
| suburban prices aud sell after while at wash
inRtun sir e. prices,
| Taxes lis rate, house assessed Mt 81 .f0l east
| o. Union street, si,wts OF Oniou street ! 10
| title guarantped.
knocked of .and = per month until
1 paid Tor, or per cent OIL for cash.
Hack leaves Sixth and Market streets al y
IO'elOck. Front street caro- dire.
| THOMAS NJ. OG L,
E, PETER j. FORD.
| l.. W. stidham Son, Aucluneers ml2 N-eu5
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT
notwithstanding

Notwithstanding the dull
weather and the upset condition
cf the labor market, our sa es are
on the Increase every day. You
would be surprised to see the
steady way that customers stand
by US. We take i5 as a strong
endorsement of our goods and
prices They must be seen to be
properly appreciated.
You'll not wonder when you
find how good the clothing is
nothing but satisfaction with it
We're ready for the largest
demand that can be made upor
us.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
IpstAllAtIOn.

John NJ. Whiitofd, Grand aA'I
o o r. Of Delaware, Atlesdst =
Lodge No 12 OF THE town Oh ~ .
evening, May 10, acoomFSlis \ u
grand otioers, aud indaIlsd l4eI
ing officers for the ensuing isllj
T wiliiu, n. c.; Peer b. L'sI
q /; s. A. j Weed, Il Li a i
arden; John a Mal.ir' Na
Herd msu, o. & li;a1 fs's1 y,
I. q; Wn. III. Gamble, L > y
W. ii, Kelley L. s 70 \ 9 "a
Cham bers, L. g. 81 J2ll M.a
s. g.; W. Il. Simpsrt, Iiesu.'
W. Williams, Pre-, secfeis'!t !
over. Remarks wtfa me- me-
Whitforn, G. Ii, Isaac y
@ and Secretary, and O'ss,r ,ssS
memb bsrs AMI visitor, Es'e ~ ~,
to Mrs. 9 e. Roa.hs 70 Pn @
COLLATION. provided b! TIE soI. eou
which ample jusiloe sa' W..
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
n Id Ln.oa,Lnz ID the Women's Aux
pre:s.a ne,asnrn.

Nj CtAles II. howell and Miss
sAdie Howe. lave returned from La
Ange e. "a t.llL.s, u Middleto Wn.
The IfaubCfipt Eaga Mr.. Howell ID
much pttalaa with aome parts OF tue
West ana ASP with s9me things he
found Ia California, bas says. ali things
considered, he prefers little Delaware
lie also Gays that the rsal estate boom
In Los Angeles ie on tle deoliue. He
hnds tia. the vegetables and fruits have
not AZ hne . flavor as IN ths EaSt, RDd
they are not ussr as large US reported
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Littlewood In the LeAn.

NEW YORK, Nag IL Great excita-
mens prevsilS In Madison Square Ger
den this morning, and the crowd Ia &C
great that additional police offieers have
been stationed about the building. Tht
crowd has been drawn in the eTpectA
tstlon Of Eteing Iittlswood b,Ht Albert'i
record.
LittlewoodRis confident be will bea
thu record, aud his backer, Frank Il
Dole, is equally confident.
The soore at O'Clock this morniuE
was: Litilewood, 6o2 /; Guerrero. 64s
Herty, b27 8; Eoremae, s97 s; Golden
4b6 /; Hughes, All; CAmpBns, 3ti.4.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Norton n,setlnE Last Might.

The Morton mel held meeting las
evening, at which CON mitteea were ap
pointed for every votII G district In thil
Ioity, for the purpose Of seeing that tht
primary election law is etriotly oD'
servtd. They were insIruotsd to lodge
information against election ofhoer oi
c!t.zsn violating 1t, bud the case viii
hs prosecuted TO the full extent Of tht
lRW,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Dental WOLF.

DR.. Honey well, at 7OS Market strest
extracts teeth foI 25e Witn gas, TOO,
made frtsh every day. Testh FILLED
with amRlzam, b0c ;suver, 7bc gold
u and upwards. A set of teeth S.. 50
beet, IS. There Is no better maze M
matter how much you pay. All wors
warranted 10 be hrgt-olAss Ia every
psrliculs.. Look for the bi9a OF thl
big tooth. Office open to p. M.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Carpets, MAtl.nEn and General Up
hninfaru.

kenny & Co., 72G Market street, have
a large line OF carpets, mattngs, Of
cloth, etc, which viii be sold very
cheap, window shades furnished and
hung and carpets old and new made and
laid. All kinds of furniture and carpets
UpL olstering at the shortest notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
An IlIinois OSoloue.

FREEPoRT, ILL.,, May IA cyclone
visited this vicinity on Thurtdsy night.
The Yellow Greek brewery, owned by
HAegle q Roth, whE almost ruined. The
residence of Mr.. BrockhAusen, near by,
was overturned, and his barn wAI dc
stroyed. Two farmers wers severely
ipj ured. The damage to fences and
other property IL large. At PsoEtonica
two or three buildings were blown
down AID several unrooiod. Half 9
dozen persons were injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
ale of snort BoF''


ST. PAUL m'nup Ny =. - b.s 4
Hili's sala OF short 1Stls y rus y ,si \
King, OF Mirnsapolis' y va .s'p.aal
To-. eli 335. tbo agsts,' sii's I'D 4
ssss Ta4 higi est pt''5 Il SD
gSS' ISe .mporitd ny o. Dach'gs, VS., q SSssl ~
WilIlam sssls, l..,l.s oi l1ns' ot Iyri
r. '1g noa 0I r. &c G G BaI', ,si Of MI MI
nsid rai tSe M game prios iof ~
Lady OF Oxford
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
L. & court

In the U. g, Dlstrio! Court I'D
ing argument was heard before
Wales in the case Of the schooner
Hall VA. Schooner Annie L. LOGl
Levi G. Bird and Henry R Ell
OF PhilRdelIhis, spotsrri iol III
lantr, and j. W. Ooislou sud
Driver for the respondents y
hae tesn before tie court iof !taI
has net been settled yet
1t apr ears from the brsumert
Octo ser 3, 1858, ths schooner "
proceeding ob her WGy to S.F
and whoa about five mlia
Island WAS Etrack by the 't7i1
daIe aud driven ashore. 0iAa
ing OF the fourth day sailors vi
ashore by boat 10 ak IN tsl
While going the schooreF Ll
came End ioJk the lister 10
stranded weasel and towed hef
The damsge claimed by the pro
So, 600. The stranded vesssl Is
by ex Gov. Hall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
HAYOC n INpIANA.

VALPARAISO. lad, May 12.-Forty
freight cara v wefe blown from the track
OF the Nickel Plat. Railroad, many OF
them torn to splinIsrb and seveaty tele-
graph poles laid low by the force OF d
cyclone which patssd about four miles
east Of this place last evening. No IA
talitieB have yet bten reported from tue
cyclones wake, but 1t 10 feared that
some lives were lost.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
a nig Day at SCOTT ohurOh TO-morrow

A big day is anticipated at Scott NJ.
IN, Church TO morrow. In the morning
Mrs. and Miss Boyd will have
charge OF the services. Mias Boyd
was cured by faith from a long and Sc.
riouR illness. Miss Kenney and Miss
VanHene will have charge Of the even.
ing services. The latter 10 well known
as o beautiful singer. Everybody VOL
come,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
A Needed Preenutlon.

For the purpose of preventing the
police nil1ers from taking on active
part ia 10 nomination election to-day,
Mayor ElUals is.usi An orier tnld
mornlag changing them around, 30 Thai
no on ser vii. be on duty In or near his
owl WArl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Issse Ball,

The following gins' N''
yesterday: :. ri
At Dstro!t-D,tfcb d
phia, 4, ,....4r,g o. B5
AT Pittsburg-Pats59uI'is,,.y 59uIi,,.r,no|
At Iud.anapo!is-lnu'AD'f 'AD'f
W SRblnglon. @. .ti, M
AT Loulpville-LoI!sg''" -
City, 81. Eleven llninAs II,
At Oleveland--o.eT'''l''
more, Q. c,.o,rn,tl,
Lt uis, o.
Notes
Ted Sullivan Ia msnsG'ES
iDRion Uino. .,,,,n and 0
New York games "ef9 P'
rain sesterdsy. -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Fifth EDITION
rhe Post aud pillar,

a
oHipg to the uut lss,aat ws.,..
morning, and the fact that tbo,a sne y.
lew sentenced 10 recsira "'e M u
punishment. the crowd Al ~, uOr :
JAIL Was not Is large rs usuSl ,ra
e'pslly composed Of toys Auu
Henry Haiuss, Alias wu,.
who plelded guilty TO an an ,na1l.
ch&fging him with fot,i,s .Noio'
seepei's name to q letter Of rsco,l
dstion for the purpose n n, ICON as.l
credit, was placed in lie pi,,o, UoaA|
O'Clock ana remained ths,o
Dell tolled tho hour OF Ii. Ia WI NJ,
Recessed AID taken back Ia MI
where hs will spend tb,ss " ran ~
solitary confinement Non
John Pierce, alias Jotr D..
wss convicted Of burglary ssd !.
IN breaking Into snd rol6lss ,hs
nenee of William Bsad,aIods .u M
twenty lAshes, which he M T., ~
maui or. He has also one ysa, y
in jail. 'eA'
james Darius, an artd colo,as
VINO was convicted OF The l,TNar
set OF harness vslued Of 80, wa.
iashes aud will be impri,srsc
james Murray, co ofsa. VIII,
found guilty OF The larceny ns
cent seRars from a A, Cbsnm.
eeived 8 lashst, which he bora|
De will now tpsrG lie ufYt
months in jail.
owsn and Patrick Dnushertv.
ere, received lashea each fpr
70 which they 10th plead guilty
also were tenteueed TO thIee n
imprisonment.
The lashes in each case were
very lishtly, and not a drop Of
was drawn. Each Of the n,I
laughed when the punishmen, v,
pleteo, aud Darius, the colorei
| Kick ed uD biA heels
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
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AEsLaaIns tho Nalue OF q Horsa

The arm a. H0rse Protective Assn.
clalilu us, .t..s morning ht tAs Beard
OF i'-dt ra-a-t.- TIC purpose OF az
BeB-lNs tAa Faug OF u horse that Was
btot, if.T ar B-sGKaU, o. CLr.Btl
ana 'tnH s.as 4t N4b:nEry.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

More oamfcrt to tbs dollar in an Old
ViTfiris Rocker than suy other invest.
U1eut on csn make. JuheaUn 81 Barn.
hall Gel! them 81 207 Marx Ell ,ut.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
season 1888,

Il. Il Hams win open hla leo cream
psriors, 63i Jefferson street, Gu Bliur-
dsy, hprli 2Sth Families and parLiee
supplied 81 short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Personal.

Mise Laura B. Harrie, Of Cedar Grove
aveuue and Third LtreGt, viii shortly
take a trip TO Greensboro. n. O, for IL {
benefit Of Lar health.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Lace CRps.

just opened ont IN elegant line OF
oa9s OF all prices; the finest 25oent cap
ever ofIertd, at Hukill & POSTS, Second
and TAtnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

Rev. D. Nichols. Of Chester, Pn., will
preach In NJ. Lebanon NJ. Z. Church
.tJ-morTo~ at 10 so = IN. and 2. 80 p. N.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
PupIic shIe

Of dry goods, fancy goods and csrreti
at 62l Market street on Monday, IA b,
At 2 O'Clock. H. d. Oranor Il Co.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
K,l'ed by rouch nS an rl.o.rls

K'i'ed by rouch nS an El.c.rlu
UTICA. N. Y, Msy ll.-Ia n
Park, tails city, to-Ligit,abf3ks
from some unknown eau,e bunl
an electric light wire Abd sr7
nearly to tie grouud, ternibaI1
SOFT OF crook. sevefal youul
Standing sronnd Cared ssos q
touch ". Finally Thtms Nj
aged I6 yesrs, q tlnsmi,hs sppu
a,hea for the wire with D shor|
Immediately, 10 bis eOup.tiouv
seemed to bs drawn toward /,
pended wire anu then lel. doWi
died in fi~ miputes,
NEw YORK. Nay II -Thom3
Murray, lluemtl III TIE sua
the Brush L eotrlc Ligb. CJm paIz
instantly killed to day by ~ d
shock from Il wire at NJ. Gi6 Bios
The unfortunate mau was stsudId
window CT tie building al tie ii
accident hsppeuei, aud 1t siu
that he cat the wire, eupp2fin1
dead, +" whereas the electric 0
OasTuaning through II. The bJt
'eAtiully burr Q ! sud blaCksned,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

Twelve finely rstouched cabIrets and
one frame size with each dozen, for s.
a. Hollands, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

Humors Of the stomach, talt rheun, aud
blood disorderti are cured hy Ayers Sar.apA-
rllla.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

Nine, eighteen or thitty-six beautlfUl
gen pictures for 25 oenis at Holland'1
photograph gallery, 3O7 Market at.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
t.sZ1'IllE,1ia.Iissi II flsz1z i3Fn
2O6 MARKET ST.
ABOVE SECOND.
Every School Boy

Knows the form aud tty'e OF shoes he
would ike to have for be {, for school or
vacation, but father sticks at tue price.
Tne boy wants snte with IlaUty OF
sly G. this !areut s&ys plenty of wear,
and the price must be E.odcra'e.
We baVc worked as tho pyohl.n OF re
COZ citing lov CT Tric y ita Pool quail
titf, ana VIC have got On the lead in
shoes for Gig boys and title Toys.
You ougi to see or pebble tlioes for
the liltlc felloSs sph=g he ls CT hesl a
you like.
| Come cur y utks' pebble and call
shots, witn o. without tol2r iips.
See our calf button an hook -laca sbo.i
for the bigger boys
No room 10 quote pricfs today, bu
we are on the lead, with plenty OF ttyle
lplenty OF wear, and prie lower thai
elieW b.re.
Several b.rgain lots Of boys working
shoes
~ Money refunded for any purch, s
not satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
w a m a ker &

Brown go for a still
higher notch OF bust
ness and rise to the
emergency. It's the
height of the season.
We re sure of a crowded
and full store any how
and to sell plenty o.
the Very Best Cloth
ing.