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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
Cut Her Foot.

Agnes Summer, waitress at the Cooper
house, had her foot badly cut A glass was
broken on the door and she thought 1t hau
Ill been swep. ont She found out differ
eotly, however, ~ she stepped upon q piece
vhsch cut through the sole OF her shoe and
INTO hsr foot, causing an ugly wound. DIR.
Overnsid attsndsd her.
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ub,oe1o Prosi ooe s1arres.

CHIoAao. Aug. 4, $50 q. Market opened.
,.wheat-Aug, sssic Sept, s3xc; Oct $40;
May, t8kc.
May, 39kc.
.oats.Aug.. 2,Hc; Sept. 2as<c.; Oot.. 2Kc,
May. a7kc
Pork-August, N4s7k; Sept. sl4 97,< Oct.
Sl4 Is.
Lard-August, % TX Sept. y 77k; Oct,
short Ribs-August ss 90; Sept. % 80
Oct, o. 27k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04

FROM thN ch'is'ianG ICGCrr.
Miss uonTuds RakestIsw Is becoming
quite an adept al canoeing, but wiihsl on
Mondsy she became careless and the canoe
upset, spilling her Into the water.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
pUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE

SoAI VI "A NAAOAbAh
ON SATURDAY, THE NTH DAY OF SEP
TEABER, 1888. at O'Clock p. IN on the prem.
ises' IN Conoy township, Lancaster county,
Pa. the undersigned viii offer at public sale,
the following Described valuable farm, situ-
All that large Plantation and Tract OF Land,
bounded by Iands Of Jacob Charles, Amos
hiestand, BENJAMIN Hoffman, John Halde.
man. man. David ~. Eyer. John shank. John
ling. CONTAINING 2N AGkIs. more or less.
with LARGE STONE ID = ELLiN9 HOUSE,
large twostory frame tenant house, suitable
Tor two families; large stone bank barn. to-
bacco sheds TO house sixteen acres Havana
seed carriage house. corn house, hog pen.
wells. apple orchard and fruit trees of ma y
Kinds. ana other improve neRts thereon.
About thirty acres are woOdl and. the tim Der
being mostly oak ana hickory. Twenty five
acres s., OF the land having only been under cul.
farm Is situated between the public roads
fro IN Maytown to Batnbridge and Marietta TO
cambridge, abouttwo miles from Bainbridge,
three from Msytown ana five from Harietia
The land is In high state of cultivation ana
the most valuable and one of the best tobacco
farms in Lancaster cOun'y. There are fndi.
cations OF valuable deposits of brown hema.
tite ore on the property.
II will be sold as a whole or divided into
parts as purchasers may desire there is a
map of the farm showing every field and road
in wheat.
Persons desiring to view tho premises can
call on John A. Brenenau, residing thereon,
or on the undersigued ed. at Marietta.
Terms will be made known at sale by
JOskPH MILLER,
Assignee Of John A. Breneman and wife.
augi GtdsS6tw
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CaloAeo, Aug. --Cattle--Receipts. 10, 900
shipmonts. S.0Oo narke steady beeyes AZ utl
a. - steers, o. 6Odo 30; stockers and Il ed.
ers, sos %, cows. bulls and mixed, q 40
Hogs-heceipts, is,oW head, shipment,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
MARhf fI,S,
PhiladeIpbis Produce nlnrnet.

PHLApsLPHIA, Aug. 4. Flour dull ; eales
80 bbis Minn. Bakers. q Z o. 30 Penn'a
Winter Patents, u 75d6 co Spring do, 81 75G5
hye. $3.50
Mheat-Aug, coke Sept, sic; Oct. slxc.
Oats-Augr SSnc Sept S2t<c; Oct, SSl1c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04

DIR, THKEL's last lecture on weak, nervous
blood poison and debiitated men sent FREQ OF
charge. Address, DR. THRKL, No. SIS orth eth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. jy3OM, W,slydSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
81 Crop Professors. -

PARIS, Aug. 4.-The government has
sent professors OF agriculture everywhere
throus houf the country to advise iarmel
how best TO gather and preserve their crops
during the weather crisiG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
lnla of Honsaa

Ian finssrton, ie.i estate agents,
have sold for David II. Miller, at private
pels and on private tsrms, one two and =
thvee story brick house on Pine stroet. To
e@masi u Henry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
An Awful Name.

WAsBINGToS, Aug. 4.-The president
has rec gnized GIegorio Del Amo Com
zslez do ls Rivs. ss honorary vice consul of
Spain al Los Angeles, California
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
M a RkiA ES.

u. W. Gerhard, Mt his residence, No III sonih
Dukesifeoi, LtncIster, oscar II. Weadinan 10
Siihs kilen Lowry both of saInngas
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04

NOURT PROCLAMATION.
~ whereas. the Honorable John b. Living.
ston, PRESIDENT, and Honorable David w PAP.
terson, Additional Law Judge of the Courts of
Common Pleas in and for the county Of Ian.
Caste and Assistant Justices OF the Courfs
OF Oyer and Terminer ana General
jan Delivery and Quarter Sessions OF the
feace In ana for the county of Lancaster
nave issued their precept, to me directed re-.
curing me among other things to make pub.
Tic proclamation throughout my bailiwick
that Court OF Oyer and Terminer and n Gen.
eral Jan Delivery, also q Court of General
quarter Sessions of the Peace and jail Deiiv-
cry, Will commence in the Court House, in
the city OF Lancaster, in the Commonwe wealth
ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN AUGUsT.
(the &th), 1883,
in pursuance of which precent public pottco
ia hereby given to the Mayor and Hidermen e'Cs 0s
Ihe City OF Lancaster, in the said county, ana
All ths justices Of the Peace, the Coroner
ana Constables Of the said City and County
OF Lancaster, that they be then and there in
their own proper persons with their rolls, re-
cords cords ana examinations, and inquisitions. and
their own remembrances, to do those things
when when 70 their offices appertain in their be-
nall 10 pc done; ana also all those who will
prosecute against the prisoners who are, or
then shall be. in the jail of the said County
OF Lancaster, are to be then and there to pros.
ecnte against them as shall be Just.
dated at Lancaster. the 27th day of Univ
1889. ID. X. BURkHOLDER,
aaZtosA2tw sheriff.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
nECORATlvE ART GOODS.

In answer to inquiry from many customers,
What Have You Now in Decorative Art
Gooes 7" We would say-we keep everything.
As last as anything new comes into New
YORK, Philadelphia or Boston markets We
approval. - make 1t q point to quote prices
low. ana furnish the excellent quality that
our good class OF trade requires
Have you seen the Rope Linen for outlin-
Ing washes ana fs 40 nice to work with.
STNew stamping Patterns in 70 Day.
mis-. T.. N. WOODWAkD.
mayb-lyds&W 1k East King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
COUNTY TICKET,

COUNTY TICKET.
Congress.
HORACE l.. HALDkMAE, Chicaies.
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE, strasburg
Assembly.
Northern District.)
j. r. .ECHrERNACH, Mannheim.
JOHN Riley. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THoME, Milton Grove.
(southern District.)
JAMES g. MosPARRAN. Drumore.
Recorder.
JOHN kEBMAN, Mannheim.
County Solicitor.
WM. II. BRlNTuN, Lancast
Jury Commtssfonsr,
FRANKLIN CLARK, strasburg.
Directors oJhs Poor.
l.. WALL, Lancaster.
j. MONTGOMERY. Mountvile.
Prison Inspectors.
A. l.. wINTNRs, Providence.
HENRY F.HARrMAN, r. East Lampeter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-04
POLITICAL,
Democratic stnts Ticket.
FOR SUPREME JupaB.

FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
j, Is. MoCollum, OF Sur Quehauna county,
ELECTORS.
At Large-R. Milton SpSer, AT Heating,
]. navid w Sellers, 5, Alvin Day,
2. chsel Mages, l8. william Dent.
a. II. Ladnor, Z. Russell Kames,
T. william j. Lntta. s. Henry X. WoOdAl,
o. John Iny lOr. %. Herman Bosler,
q. franklin walden, 70. William A. Garman
7. George W. faullng, ,l2i. william Mah.r
5. James smith, t?l. John H. Hai ey
" Daniel " .Schweyer, 8 John Huckensteiu,
~. w. Il. Given, "a William r. Laptz.
- charles hobfnson. n. Dsvid \. N orris,
y. John Is. Reynolds, 10. James H. Cald welI
u. Ed "a j. GRynor, la. &. Il, Neill
H. Simon T.. Liz ut, so. j. L. Brown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

Mis- Dolly Ere ma ard pii ter are
visiting Miss salle Carpenter, at No.
los West street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

HERE Is A FAoT 'or the copsldera.
tion Of The Free tssdeis who would pre-
vent the Aoc0 u uls lOu OF q large sur
plus In the United States Treasury By
reducing the ons.cn3s duties. For the
three years en- dry 1883 there were COL.
iected In dutis. % syoleu yarns nnd
cloths, t3,6bS, 1866 40 In 1888 the duly
was reduced. u tle next three yeats,
ending 1886, thu daties collecsd on the
same Glasses Of g. d. AmouDt4l 70 Sl0,-
1T. $3.50 or 40 Increase OF k6 568 42s. :
IL, notwithstanding he substantial re-
ducIion In the rstas SJi would be IL
the reductions Uropassd by the Free
Traders were tried on other Imports,
There would b. srgs increase in the
surplus BY reason VI he larger importa.
sions, while the mills sud factories OF,
shis country wuuit 10 idle beotuse OF
the inability Of AusroAn m anu 70 otur.
ers 70 compete SIN the poorly -pAia
Vorkmen OF Eng md. The only true
way TO get rid u - surplus 10 TO Abol.
tsh the internal Iereaue eAxes, and ths
present OoRgrss. a. "a unfsithful ;o
The best interes n 1s people II they d .
not do this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
wAMAMAKER's.
wAMAMAKER's.
THE WHITE OCCASION.

PHILADELPHIA THURSDAY January 6, 1888.
If all the mers of Pennsylvania had empted their -four
barrels the store they could hardly make whittier than
lit is to-day Miss January and Mr. Merchandise have come
out in bridal COSTUME bright little said yesterday:
"Do you know you can't get in at Wanamakers unless
you dressed in white -
We will dress the store in white this month"; if you
please and be glad to make welcome everybody matte
how dressed.
While the goods coming in daily and each day
will show pretty things there lots that
wanted to sell last week that couldn't get ready though
I'VE haven't said much about them and many find for
themselves in going about the store 1t worth while giving
all friends chance at them Here few samples.
John Wanamaker
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REAL ESTATE BARaA,NS.

y you havc any property
Wilmington TO sell, We ud
to buy u; II you want 10 sg
Wo Wis: sell Il 60 you on N
most reasonable forms. n
own and sell Business Prop
ariies, Dwellings, and Bull
ing Lots In all portions Of ~
city, end can offer specials.
nucements and aceomno.
datInD terms TO intending pT'
chasers.
julio q number OF our bar
gains Enay be bought on oa'I
s1sinl!mOnts, so that no e.
suso can be offered for mol
owning a comfortable hoH'
Tor your family.
HAWKINS O CO.,
o25.eod 7i2 Market Street
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ltiTtss Registered lsttsn 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL, RAAE
hcts Orlo&AS, IA

REMEMBER ina: M eIs s s;,,.s !
ana Enrll who arc IN chhfgo Of the isE
inKa, 10 guarantee OF Atsoiute fgir.N
hnd inteErlfy, that tie e1anoes sss u
equal and that no ora oas possibly dina
what nnphera viii draw a Prize.
REhEM Der that tho payment old
IlIns " &uARAETEED BY fOlg
NATIONAL BANKS OF New ljrI,,g
and tire Iisksts a,s signed by the ~
deaI OF sn lnttitution, whose chhfmt
rlgsts arc rocog1 lEed ia II 10 highsst Cttr
therefore, heEAro OF any initiation o.
nOYmcus nchames.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

NKws from the Schuylkill regions
sho - that from tWenty re thoaSand
to thirty thousand miners have stopped
work, causing decrease Of 124 .000 tons
in the on pus. The Rssdtpg cOllerIes
have all been closed, but several be.
longing to individual operators are slill
being Run, they having agreed to pay
the advance demanded BY the men.
Fears, however, Are expressed thEt the
men in .hese mines may be mpellId
to re 'use 10 mlne aoAl to be carried by
the Lou.union hands that are now EN-.
ployed BY the Rs ding Railroad Com
phny, and II this sho7ld DO tbs ossa the
entire bnpply from the Sshuylktll re-
gion will % oui fl, leaving the Wyom.
ing Valley thu only source TO which
consumers can look for n supply. II
the strike should continue for week
II Will close mills aud workshop,
throughout the Est and throw ,h1u.
sauds Of mtn on, " work. This PROS.
poet bss cAused the people OF Beading
to urgs on President Dor bin the nbso
Lutte necessity Of arbitration, in order Il
check he oisAs,Sr which must ensue Il
vast industries II The strike should con
tinus. With b. men In the Lahigt
region, there Is nov probAbiy Atty
thousArd miner. IN q strike, aud tht
effects canno. h 10 being fels in oil
parts OF the land, ou' espeolAlly in the
Est. II the strike In the s ,huylkii
region should continue for any len 9Th
OF time II certainly must hGvs the effso
OF ending the .'riks In the Lehigh re-,
gion, as the later have been depend luR
on the miners Of thu 5lhuylkill region
for assistance. Nov that will be ca
of, and as the 'J9 ,rik rs will have TN
effeo. OF closing numberless industries
1t lie s!fh ,ult 20 see uhere the meu ar,
70 10 k for ssst,tanss 10 maintain then
and the families -hile they are idle
This view OF the situation makes /
seem Impossible Ger he two strikes 1
continue for any leo8ih OF limo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

THE EXPERIMENT nov being tried
BY John Wansmsker OF providing =
comfortable home - young womsn In
his employ, vi be- watched with con.
siderable inserea1 Mr.. Wsn1nGker
hes purchased + lsrge building OF
Broad and Bro ~n -'r.e:s, PAiladei phis,
which he has q 81 Up In . handsome
manner. 1t con %iH7 sevsuty.sIx siDgle
bed'roOme, mad % sjmmunlcAie with
each other, ard csht large rooms, all
Of whi,h are he-ioS BY steam and oGna-
BILE OF accommodating one hurdred
boarders. Tier Is slso . Rymnaslu % :,
. large swimming onk and other con.
veniences, the idas s+ipg to provide a
comfortable hone a. moderate ooss
for all who oho5s4 10 svAil themselves
OF II. Similar eIpRsiments have been
tried by A. g. EATt and Others, bat
In each case they lave proved dlsm Al
failures. M. WA1smIker, however,
does not seem e. Know OF any such
word % fail In any VI his under ak D zs,
and rs he has 90 douot fully invest.
gated the oausss Ehish have made o.he,
attempts Of this Kind a failure, there /,
every reatcB 70 h,,ieva that bis expert.
ment will nwS success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
TEE SPEECH OF ssnato- Sherman


delivered In the Uaissd sta.es Senate
on WeinesdAy on the Presidents mes.
sage, completely sho we'd the falisoy Of
the theories advanced in lhAt remark
able document. Hs clearly thow shat
there was no necessity for iree trade 10
reduce The surplus, as there Are other
ways by which 1t can be dons, AMI
done In manner thai will not endan-
Ger the existence OF the industries Of
this country. Hs oontrAs.ed the differ
enos bslSesn the Rspubii ,an and .
Dem ocra,io administration, and eAid
shat the former had prevented . sur.
plus By paying the public debt and re-
duolpz the saxes on our OWL citizens.
He also sho we'd that alter certain ooli'
cations ore met the surplus will not
exceed hty-Hve million dollars, and
said tbs: this could DO probably en-
ployed In constructing works OF na-
tionsl importance. Hs called Assen lion
% the lay passed while be was Sscre-
bafy II tbs Treasury, BY which that
Off ;er Is empowered % buy MP the
bonds OF the Government and cancel
them, and said tnAt II the present Seo-
rotary had done this, instead OF con.
tending ihAt he does not possess The
power 10 do 1t, there would have been 9
marked decrease In the surplus. H.
declared himself In favor OF o repeal OF
the tx ON tobacco and Intoxicating II.
quory, bat suggested that tax on the
latter should 90 levied by the different
States, In order that the revenue de
rived from |, could be used in lessenlnG
the burdens Imposed on the genera
public BY tho Irafio. The speech WA
. mastery effort, and vastly diffcren
10 the weak, partisan message that o.
oasioned 1t. II vas tarrlble showing
up o; the folly OF the I'D ninls,rStlon
which advocates the continuance OF thu
tax on our own oltiz,ns nnd the re
movsi OF that which, as protection h
Ameiisan Industry, was placed by ID
Repu Jicsn par y on the manufacturer
OF Great Britain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
Capital Prize, $780, 900.

aim Pri=eg, amouE;irE to...........etssa
Application Tor rates 10 olnnB eh0cd \
made only 10 tie ot13s Of the Company 4
Sew OrlaAng.
FoF further information write clearly, N
inG full sddrsOt. POSTAL NOTES. Ezp'1
Mcnoy Orius, or New YORK ELoh,lH
IN oTdirAry lsttor. Currency by e1itA
lat our orpOnse) Eddrosssd
n.A.DhDPHlH,
EaW Osiss1LLA
or n. a, EsAUPMKn.
WaHnIRgeen, PC
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street.

Our great Mark
Down sale is in full
blast. The new
prices tell their own
story. 1t seems
useless for us to
quote a long string
of goods marked
down one half, as
you wont believe it.
So we simply say
if you are looking
for real bargains, if
you will visit the
"BEEHIvE' you will
find them.
We have made
sweeping reductions
i'm every department
especially in coats
and dress goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05

down from 81 so to 81.
42-inch All wool Plaid,
with Polko Dot, down from
$3.50 to 81.
40-inch Atwood Plaid,
down from 81 to 75c.
All.wool Plaids. open check,
down from 81 to Use.
WOOL UNDERWEAR.
We have just closed a large
and important trans action In
Women's and Children's
Ribbed Wool Vests; hum
dreds of dozens of them.
cHELDREN's VESTS
Children's Ribbed Wool
Vests, all sizes,
SOC kind now 25c
Children's Ribbed Silk.
and wool Vests, all sizes,
81 kind now SOC.
woMEN's VESTS.
Women's Wool Ribbed
Vests. all sizes
81 80 kind now 75c
Women's Silk-and-woo
Ribbed Vests,
81 so kind now $I,7s
These are OF the highesl
quality and from one OF the
best makers.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Women's Cambria Night
/ Dresses, trimmed with fine
Medicis and Hamburg in,
sertion, yoke back and front
were 81, now 50 so
Women's Cambria Chem
ises, square yoke of Val
lace and Swiss insertion
neck neatly trimmed witt
fine Swiss embroidery aut
Val, lace,
we're SO SO, now S.
Extra long Cambria Chem
ises, skirt and yoke trimmed
with fine deep Medicis,
were 81, now So. so
A lot OF odd Chemises
Night Dresses, and Drawers
fine materi ais, at about hal
price.
A few Night Dresses O
fine muslin and cambria
trimmed with fine embroid
Iery,
were S. to 81. nov
s. SO
CORSET COVERS.
Corset Co 5ets frinono,
with Florentine Lace, bacl
and front,
. were SO Is, now 81
} Corset Covers, yoke bacl
and front Of fac TorchoI
! Lace and Hamburg,
were 50, now $3.50
, Corset Covers, trimmed
, with Medicis Lace, inserte
band,
were $1,15, now 6Oc
Corset Covers, with soil,
Hamburg yokes back anc
front,
were 81 Is, now 81
! Corse: Covers, trimmed
good nnwr of nnnnn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
John Wanamaker.

with fine Torchon Lace,
were $2.25, now 81
Corset Covers, with fine
Medicis Lace yokes,
were SO rs, now $1.50
A miscellaneous lot Of
Corset Covers, ranging in
price from 81 to $I.5o,
now so cents.
Drawers.
Muslin Drawers, with deep
embroidered ruff, tucks
above,
were $I.2s, now 75c.
CARPETS.
All the part pieces OF Car
pet accumulated during the
push and rush of the Just
over hurry time, ard all the
patterns we are not going to
get more OF for next season,
are down to be sold at once.
Many of them are in con-
siderable Quantities, aud they
may be precisely the designs
you would choose from O
roomful:
Moquettes, are now 75c
to SI,Io, from $3.50.
Brussels Of the best makes,
75c to 81, from $I.35.
Tapestries, so to Csc,
usually Soc.
lngrains for soc that have
ibeen 75c. In pieces big
F., enough Tor an ordinary
room. The smaller pieces
lat much lower prices.
| All the Carpet samples
from the Wholesale-Brus
sells, Tapestry, and Ingram
ARE on sale to day: II.
yard pieces at about two
thirds.
Smyrna Rugs.
AT prices as small as you
are likely ever to see. Best
makes, new patterns.
Oil Cloths.
500 remnants ofOil Cloth
at half price.
4 FANCY GOODS.
Seine fine Italian Olive
Wood Frames, cabinet size
made in Vienna, left oveI
from our Christmas trade:
75c reduced to 4sc
81 reduced to soc
SI,5or reduced to csc
SI75 reduced to 81
So recucsd to $I.2o
Berlin Brass Frames.
Ioc reduced TO &c
lac reduced to SC
zoe reduced to I2c
3oc reduced to I5c
35c reduced to zoe
4oc reduced to 25c
45c reduced to 3oc
At the price these Frame.
won't last long.
A few truit-shaped Ink
stands reduced from
J % to 15c
All of the Brass Good.
left over from Christmas ar,
at interesting prices.
my in new things to-
IS daily. It's worth
111akEr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
TTkPREcsbtAIfB lIrRlerluIl
U gIth HALF 1 kitllol blyInTa
Louisiana stateLetterv Comr,,,

Louisiana StateLettery Comps,y
Incorporates IN 1865 for % YEAR b. 1,
Legislature for Educational and Ce,,al
purposos-wfth capital Of sl,oSbE-l
since bean added.
by an overwhelming popular yots is,,.
ehise was made part Of the prefer, ~
Conbttutlon adopted December "a, Al
lEfp.
The only lottery ever voted on n. a
dorsed BY the people OF any state,
II never scales or postpUxs.
nts Grand eangle Number Brn
fuEs take place Monthly, Andh
ssEand Quarterly Drawings. ~
laF ~ every three mouths fEgnA
June, sept smber ard Dec esnbd.
A sPG.kn fbnss OPPORTUhITN II
WIN A FORTUNE. lSr 0RAN
DRAWlkD, GLASS A. IN THE AOM
ENVY Of MUSIC. NEW ORLEkN
TUESDAY, January 10. isss -al2I
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-05
SILKS.

SILKS. |
Some exceptional offerings
will be made at the Silk
counters. To-day we only
point to few typical lots.
BLACK SILKS.
"a pieces Black Cashmere
Gros grains, "a inches wide,
at 81. We never knew them
to be sold under $f.25.
COLOR Ed SILKS.
IS pieces lS-inch Gros-
grain, all shades,
was 7sc, now SOC
Is pieces Io.inch Gros-
grain, all shades,
was 81, now 75c
80 pieces 19.inch Gros-
grain, all shades, extra quail
lty,
was SI.25, now 81
FAille FRANCHISE, in cuts
up to 10 yards, all newest
shades,
was Sl.25, now 81.
Same, much finer grade,
vas $3.50 now 81 %
COLO RED EELVETS.
81 pieces all-silk face Col.
ored Velvet, 30 inches wide
suitable for street dresses
all desirable shades,
was So, now $50
SILK NOVELTIES.
We put prices on these
goods that should clear them
out with a rush.
Silk-and-Velyet Stripes
50 so, reduced to 81
Pompadour Velvet Stripe.
lon satin ground,
| S., reduced to S1.50
Chargeable Stripes, will
lplUeh cheeks,
! Sc, reduced TO SO
| Illuminated Stripes, viii
saiin ground,
IS, reduced to 81
! Plush ground, with spo.
Ireliet,
$40, reduced to SIS
Myrtle and Brown PIusl
Brocades,
| SIS, reduced to 81
DRESS GOODS.
No counter at which ther,
lare not extra attractions,
We only point out a few to,
Iday:
SOLID coLoRs.
Pompadour Mohair Cheek
down from 81 to 7sc.
| Mohair Plaid on Crepe
ground, down from 81 t.
1850.
/ cheyron Stripes, dow
). from 81 to 7sc.
Satin Rsye Diagonal
with spot, down from rs,
Ito Coo.
| Hair line Check, down
from 75c TO 60c.
Dap Fou>e, plain, down
from 81 to 75c.
IPLAIDs.
Camel's-hair Cloth Plaid,
We resume the
morrow.
The white idea. q