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Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
THIRD EDITION.
snerin % Sales,

Sheriff L,mbson on Saturday after.
noon, by virtue OF writs OF levaTi iaciAs,
sold the follouing properties:
A lot, with brick dwelling thereon
16x78 feet, situated on the south side OF
Conrad street, 127 feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Monroe street, the
property OF Isaac Murray, to J. Ernest
Smith, attorney, for $500.
A lot, with brick dwelling thereon,
BituAted on the eAsterly side Of Harri'
son street, siss 1892 feet, taken as the
property OF the said IsAac Murray, to
the same buyer, for $500.
All those two lots of laud aud two
story frame buildings, situate on the
northeIiy side Of Eiith street, one be-
ginning IL and the other "a feet, respeo-
lively, from the easteTly side OF Webb
street, each 98X12 feet. to the same nj
torney, for S400 aud $500, respectively
being sold as tAe property OF Isaac
Murray.
The twc.story frame house with let,
25x35 feet, situate 1T the corner OF Scott
and Sixteenth streets, the property Of
Susan W. Benson, OF. al, 10 the SAINT
attorney, for $500.
Two. story brick hous, with lot Is fee
8 inches by rs feet, situate on Sixtl
street, 152 feet from Its intersection
with the eAsteTly side OF the New Com
pany road, and sold As the property o
NJ. T. Poole, TO the same attorney, 70
S225.
A thres.story brick d dwell ng with lot
known as No. 109 Shipley street, th
property OF William Hennesey, to tn
same attorney, for D., $50.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK HALL
S.E.Cor. Sixth q Market Sts
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.

DIED.
WOUDS-On tho 18th inst Mrs. Ann
WoedI, uidow OF the late John W oOds /.
aged 10 years.
vitsd u attend the funeral from her late
Teatdenos, NO. l1lf scott street, on Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Services at the
house. lntsrment Al Mt. Salem Uetnstery.
nlLLyR.-In this city. on the 9sth Inst i,
Riliiam Miller, sKsd 81 yeArA
The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO atNnf the funeral from his lAts
IretideLo3, pio Madison street. on 1uesdsv
afternoon At 5 O'Clock.
kUUr. .-Un the 20 n inst, William Room,
in tho '6!h year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respts sAully in
vited 70 attend his funeral from tho rasi.
dencs Of his nephew, John II. Jonss, on
wednesday Afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Services
~ tho house. IntofmsnI at the Asbury
cemetery.
FoRD-On tho So.h Inst. Catherine Ford,
AEed 20 yeGrs.
Relatives And friends are respectfully In
vitod 10 attend her funeral from her late
rsttdenos, S. W. osrper Seventh and LON
bard stfoen, on ThuredAy moratnx, ct Q 30
o'clock. HiEh Mas at 81 Mays Church.
lnArment At the New Oath odral Cemetery /,
Philadelphia. Pa.
DEvINE.-On tho zslh inst, Mu Ilirl
DtVine.
kelAtives and frisadh ara invited to attend
the funeral from her Ietidonce, AT West
seventh street, en- wednesday AFTERNOON al
O'Clock. Intsrment ~ klyeTyiew,
sWAN-Cn thu % n iaIL. wnlIAn swan,
aged G2yeArL
helAtiveI ana friends are reIneouully In
Vitod 10 attend the funeral from hiB late
residence, No. elA X. Seventh street, on
Tuesday at at0 p. IN. Intermsnt al hiver
view cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
BADLY njured.

Edward DuRAu, who wAB With Peter
Murine on the sled which oollided
with tree boz at Eighth and Walnut
streets last Friday evening, proved to
be more teriously iujured than was At
first supposed. Murine, 1t will be re.
mem btrsd, was cut or the head and
rendered unoor soloue, while DugSn
Ess struck In the stomach, but the full
exIeut Ct his Injuries was not kuo4 n
uuIil Saturday afternoon, Whsn l. was
feared that he could not recover. THIS
morning he was much 6etter, and there
Ia now every reason TO believe that be
will get well. Murine is Sill spffsriE 4
from his injuries
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Leases by Fire.

Fire loses In the United States for 1897
prove To have been 1929 264, 400, and In
the last fve years have been t555 ,064 400,
or half IS big as the national deb -. The
share OF these losses which the companies
pay grows faster than their general bust
meas, for In the eleven years from 1876 to
1886 the risks written rsse from five one
tenth billion dollars TO seven and one-ffth
billions while the losses paid advanced
from is3, ,l1s,lS to $40, 800, l19, an 10
crease nearly double. This growth in fire
losses, as compared with business, has, OF
course, only to go on far enough to wipe
out the entire margin of profit which eI-
ists after deducting the cost of carrying
on the business and OF paying losses
from the premiums. The advance in fire
losses is nearly as regular and far more
rapid than that 10 the aggregate Of riskt
written, and the most deplorAble part o.
the losses, that due 10 incendiary fres,
increases year by year, and there is reA
son TO believe that 1t was never largo
than last year. The loss due TO thli
cause is estimated at % per cent,
proportion which stands as a shockin.
Iroof Of low commercial morality.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
RepuDl,can meetings.

The Republicans OF the Seventh ward
will hold general meeting In the rooms
OF the Young Mtn's KspublioAn Olnb,
al No. $40 King street, al y O'Clock this
evening. AS the Seventh ward has
been divided Into seven election dis
trlc.s II Is desired TO have repr0s enta.
hon fs0m all the dlttr.cis.
At Front and Union streets q meeting 2
OF tho Republicans OF the Twelfth ward
will be held Gt 7 80 O'Clock this even
i7g. Several local speakers will ad-
drsss the meeting
Republicans from the siT districts OF
the Fifth ward will hold q meeting at
No $40 King strest this evening. The
mtettrg Ia open to oil! Republicans Of
the Fifth ward.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
There 10 q new case of smallpox al
No. Gil East Seventh street. The nag
WAS put mp Saturday.
A. A. Mcleod has been made general
manager Of the Reading Coal and Iron
Company.
There will be . concert given in 81.
Mars Church on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evening, for the bene
ft OF the school fund.
Richard Tucker, y typo" OF this
e. has been working In Newark,
Il -, i1r some time past, was 10 town
this morning. Dicks sojourA abroad
evidently agrees with him, ~ he has
grown stouter and hAndsOmer than Of
yore.
Consiierirg the liability of aoeiden.
from the ordinary kerosene oils, Astral
oil would be economical at twice the
price II sells for, because OF Its absolute
safety. Aud then II gives the best
light. q James Belt, sale agent, 6,h
and Market streets. Ask your grocer
for II.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Tns ship.nanni Prcins,.

MarJtsne, On TLursday, inIsdHsed a ioIui
Ie % Hilon requeat.ng the Maryland Congress
heh 70 ' et- Tor and urge ihe paesAge 81 the
hl'l oI hr; kATneT providing for the esnsHAe-
toh o. a Ahip-cAual to O1Anect The waters Of
Ae hsslpeake and Delaware bays. II sstI
Ioflh lhatlht construction OF an outlet 10 the
"a non The head Of the Chesapeake bay
Sfpnkh thr psEiHsular counties OF Maryland
nunla stAhltshA On ehpGr and mere eIpsdl-
lhu mttlod Of uausportatisu irsn the I'M.
- - hsr gr In ash mineral nelds II the West
u,rnhgh Baltimore TO foreign mArgets thar
nheL'l hJ any other port on tue AtlAnIi,
tsY4F.t merely huHumentlng BY conhldtrabl'
lu' fenIsnt our commercial ia psrtaucr, an,
tSAA liE uur metropolis the most sslA N cd ion
80 al AhtAgeous Of Eastern poSts ~ RiyiAI
hef an cpau gateway.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
FIFTH EDITION,
Death Of . well Knovn s..

Saturday afternoon William MIL.
we'll known citiEsn, died q. hls bom.
No. al0 Madison sttest, OF blood pa,.a"h ~ y
ing from which he has been snsa.,sr
for six years pat
William Miller was born at Nevno,,
Del, on January Is, 1886, and ~. ~,
therefore 81 years Of sge. with his
father, Isaac Miller, he learned ns
trade Of q butcher, and In the ye,r ,ss,
began business for himself In ibs Gs ~
Second street market house. A. ~.
outbreak OF the war, with JoAsnh ~
Gould. he had the contract for apnni. -
ing the beef at Fort Delaware. Hap IT,
fret president OF the CITY Ma,l.,
House Company, and held thA. po.i,..
NJ the time OF his death.
In 1875 he was q candidate for sbs,g
but was defeated. At the tins on AZ
death he was election Inspector in n.
ward In which ho lived. Hs was A.
honorary member OF tho Fame In,
Fire Company and was . promlnsrt
Mason. He wss connected with O,I.
entail Lodge, No 81. Washington Snt
Lafayette Chapter, No. !, Royal Arm
MAsons, and ST. Johns Com mApds,y
Knights TemplAr. Tho funeral IN
take plaes 70 morrow Afternoon All
O'Clock. The remains will be buri5
With full Masonic honors by 81. John.
CommAndery, Knights Templar.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ThsLaIE,ryunY.

The palace oar which the Harlan Il
HolllnRsworth Company have bulli fuI
Mrs. LlnRtry's use is about com pletod
and WAS brought out or the tracks this
morning preparatory TO being sen, tC
pittsburs, where IL will be delivered to
tbs Mann Company, By whose order Il
was built The contract spscifies thai
Il rAA.l be delivered in that city By
February lbt. and there iB every indi
cation nov ttAt this will be- complied
with.
The Harlan s. Ho.linzuWorth Com.
pAoy hlso have about sixty her OAR
wLioa they ara waiting TO ship by YES
sci.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Presented y Cane.

Andrew NJ. Price, formerly suDsfi'
tendent OF the Arlington Mills, but tH
the past Is months supErlntendtni u
tho Melville GAmbrill Mills at Thi
tsenth and Lombard Streets, on sIiur
day severed his connection With ID,
mill to accept poaition as sup9rin1n.
dent OF . large cotton plant nj L!ncolI
ton, North Carolina. Toe emp o1es u
the mill, desiring to express thtir ~
probation Of tha euperiB tendult, %
Saturday presented him with hari
some gold. .headed care. Tho prsseliE
tion took place at Mr.. Pfice's rssiieatS
No. 1927 Walnut street. All ha en-
ployes Wers present, and the cane va
presented On their behalf by Lea D,
Sturgli. Mr.. Price left for tie sJail
on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Poverty Leads to murder.

FITTsBuRa, Pa, Jan 29.-The village
OF saowden, in Jefferson township. about
ten IN iles south OF this city, was the see ne
of n double tragedy about dusk this even
ing, when Christian Feick, formerly pit
boes Al the mines, killed his wife with n
shotgun and then committed suicide BY
shooting himself in ihe mouth with q
bull dog revolver. The only witnesses To
the terrible affair were the siI children OF
the couple.
Mrs. Feick died almost Instantly, and
her husband expired In less than hour.
II h thought that Fsick committed the
deed while laboripg under Temporary in
saGity, the result OF breeding over hit
poverty. SiI months ago he was dis
charged from his position and had beer
idle ever since. His wife and several
children were taken sick, and the fact
that he was unable TO provide flr them
1t is thought turned his brain, as he wa,
a sober man and always treated his family
well
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
WM. ID. sHAkP& . co.

the unbleached So Is down
to $3.50.
The table damasks, tool
how those Barnsley table
linens did jump-624 cents
for q 90 cent table linen. We
have added another not quite
so wide by a few inches, but
finer.
Some houseke epers prefer
the German half.bleached
look damasks--these are 70
inches wide, beautiful pat
terms and splendid quality,
the best 81 number known
They 60 in the sale at IS
cents.
With so much cutting up
of table linens as in the last
1.-TWO weeks, we have left a
great many remnants. They
lare marked at low prices
land piled up on the counter
lin the basement. With them
Iare a lot OF Turkey'red rem
nants, some small CROUCH to
make a bread bag and others
large enough for a table
cloth-i of a yard TO 3 yard:
Lengths. They rate in price
lat about 25 cents all around
Instead OF so and 65. There:
lfun ahead among the rem
nants and the most fun ioI
the quickest.
! We have S pieces o ysrd
Iwide Shaker Fllnnel thai
Ihave been here too long
they are a trihe soiled CoitoE
warp and wool 6llinl
lShakers are familiar to al
ladies as being the bes
Igoods made that are un
lshrikable. 20 cents ins!eac
LOT 37I. ...
j Here's a lot Of late buy
Iers' benefits in reduced
blankets.
| l04 white, 81 90, down 10 Soc per pal
104 white, 0,down to 81 30 per pai
| l04 4wblte, . 7b, down ~ 2 - per pal
II 4 white, 5 %, down 10 4 - per pal
| Ia white, $50, down to zee per pal
Even yet we may have
Blanket weather.
l WIN. B. SHARP & Co,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
mcvAnrsy sendy Tor tho rrnr.

Ion mick mcCaFrey, who will meet
Jat@ D.,Gpsey n a sPaIr.Eg match Mt
% its 5au.h E'gath lirust residenos,
rhiadutrhia, turday, from Atlantic
pY, uLers lie has been training uIdtl
thr erection ot AIT Luat for he la,
ftI' ne. ~. NcCaHfey is IN capita
tilin arc his trainer hRs bten giving
ALL slr! bath daily, lie received
4Ru:t5us calls from kis ndmlress
Seve'a well known Wilmington lover
u u. yi.zsIiuE will attend the mAlcn
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
The hcliuse

II is but seldom that as line view Of
an eoiip,e is obtained as ttat last eat
urday evening. The sky was per feelly
clear and the moon rJBe bright and
silvery, but az 1t entered the penumbr
tarned - dull red celor, which gIadu
ally changed until 1t was quite dark,
but At no t.ms WAS the moon wholly losl
70 sight, as even when covered with the
shAaoW 1t ehowed family with lurid
light. The eclipse was watched By
number Of prisons, and Photographic
succeeded IN taking ave- eEceilen
views.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Fire At YorE, Pa.

YoRE PR Jan. 20 The large buliL'
ing occupied By the York Daily Pub
fishing Company ss a printing ofdee
ID. Ii. Welsh, c other ald r 7 Foiask
iswelry, was bnrned this morning n
an early hour, TIE FIRE is believed Il
have been OF ilosudiary origin, apC
when Uncovered had made consider
able hesdv way In cns Of the lower roomi
OF the pt!ulius office. The Pub,i,hini
company l04,s $4,000, Insurance $40
600.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
WIN Attsnd me EunsraI.

The butchers in the city nsIit,I
house viii meet ct tho MARI a.. a.
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for lh' I!l pa,
pote OF attending the funerHl OF W.
liam Miller. the president OF las - SI
paby. The market house will 10 ~ ~,
from . O'Clock until D In the ai'S,L0JS1, Il,
All the butchers dOiuL business IL '''
market are Invited TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Wm' B. Sharp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

Our great sale of Ladies'
and Mems white merino and
scarlet wool underwear has
been a veritable "blizzard''
1t has created CONSERVATION
among the high prices which
have fallen as low as a bliz-
zard temperature and frozen
stiff. In two weeks over
two hundred boxes OF under
wear have been distributed
lby US.
The last overhauling has
Ibeen made, new ones are
ladded and we herewith Civ,
'Iyou what are lett OF the first
Hot.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
fire In Warrington

SHORTLY beiJsu o'clock last evening
me was discovered In the retideuos Of
LH7'tJ DATis, at I4ll MassaohuEet
avenue, Washington, d O., adjoining
the L1lss Of Secretary Of STATE Thom az
y BAyard. An a.arm being given, the
nfe was promptly eXtingulshed without
The 1id ~ The firemen. |; had caught
On Tie tilar BY sparks falling from The
pm GrA.e.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
IIinrNn on The IiiII.

Thia morning, while 5 email hoy
Hamed Do12hsrty, residing on Was,
snth street, vas e!eddiug on FaGrlh
gtrs;t biil, he 10 ei98i an ugly cash on
his forchea'. as VISA taken to Bring
hursLs drug gtore. 3l7 Maikst rttaat.
snd afterwards TO DR.. Msuh's tfice
whcTe h!t iljuriaa gIra attended tu,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
The Drunks,

YesttIday mo:tiug George Reynolds
was before Judge Cummirs, charged
with dfuLktnuess, aud was sentenced
to pay hae oi 81 and costs.
This u orEing Is Mckay wAs fined 81
and oo't for GTuuheuntss, aud jan "a
Boyer 81 and costs fJr being drunk nd
disoTdeTly.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
A Large FIro.

This morning 8. W. Crown the travel
ling agent for Stein, PalK & Co., OF No,
545 Broadway and ll6 Mercer street NsE
York, manufacturers Of youths, boys
and children's clothing received a Dis.
patch stating that the large building Of
the firm was 10 flames, and ordering hin 70
stop all sales. Mr., Crown has been ia
this city for few days, during which tine
he has sold to many Of toe leading clotl-
ieu. These orders cannot Of course N
filled. The firm Of Steln, FAlk a Co,
employs twenty outside Salesmen and hS
also branch Offices 10 Boston and Chicago
All these have been ordered to stop sla
Mr.. Crown len at once fer New Yot
oity. Mr.. Crown is a brother Of Sin,
Crown the special correspondent OF A,
New York and Chicago Sporting iHi
theatrical Journal.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
All CLOSED.

Saturday night all the gAmblls71S
were closed and as It was too COW 70
stand ON the corners, saloons Aad IsA
stores sheltered both shArpers aud anus
The blacklegs, bo.h professional and i,' a'h''
teur, were shaEy. It is not known ssn ..,,
the matter was, but II is though w. -,
they have taken sudden dislike 10 ~!
Solicitor Ball and his propensity +"
making sudden raids.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
AnoLner CnatIe.

Next Thursday evening snpreus
Chief Thomas BlrohAll will Bc company
the Grand OAstle Of Delaware to Hot
kessiu for the purpose Of instltaiint
H0ckeSAin Castle No. 10, KnigLts Of
the Golden Kage, The party will =
oui In hacks, leaving the Eagles Hall
Fifth aud French streets. NJ a o'clock'
The new castle Is starting under 10
most favorable nugpicsa.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Look ONT FOR Him

somo two weeks ago . we'll dre,ssd
man called st the tArm house OF EoI.
ert Wilson, near Centre station. In
OhristiAna Hundred, and reprss p,sd
himself ~ an agent for . new Dreamer,
Mr. Wilson was not 1T home Al tha
time and the stranger waited upliI bs
returned, when he talked about ths
inertia of ths ereamor until It sw 40
late that Mr.. Wilson invited him IA
remain Tor supper and stay all uiabL
The Invitation Was accepted anl nert
morning he ate q hearty breakfast bat
contrary to Mr.. Wilson's expectations
did not mention anything further
about the Dreamer. After " had In.
ished his breakfast he wen, up aA!,s M
though be had forgotten something,
and shortly afterwards took his leAye.
An hour or 90 later Mr.. Wilson had
occasion 30 go upstairs and found that
the fellow had taken tiB from his
pooketbook and % Of Mira Wilson'S
money. Il will be we'll for farmers to
keep their eyes open for tals fellow Aud
also exercise great care In entertaining
any stranger over night
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
alarm of EIIs.

About O'Clock yesterdAy s'sefhSS~ ~.
an alarm OF are was eoupiei from 81
No. 2. Twentieth and Market S'iVSs ,i'S,a
caused by the burning Of gsiIa gnii,i,
brooder in the stable Of John ht.s ,.,,l
At Elliott avenue and TAtnaa 'ne% ~.
The brooder was igniied by .lo y' AN
heating OF an oil stove usol to iaA''''
az Cquable Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
D,,,b n, a yyoI.nuoun LaiJ

Mira, OAthariro Ford, = tsly IA Al
vaB well known In this city, l.se,rl
her residence, 9evsnth and LJu,S,uQ
sireets, at an early hour this Nv Nv 1lJ
from consumption, with whitb ,,l, eIs ons
suffered for long timo. Aoo-.5 ,a5 ier
year ago the buried n daughteE' a.s
hes lth has failed rapidly ever til'''
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Anold NAM senten.e

The jury At Lafayette, Ind, in the
cese or Isaac n DoWne, 67 years old,
charged with the murder CT John ii.
Holloway. his former neigh bnr, in
April, 1887, returned = verd let on sst.
utday fixing the punishment at Ave
years prisonm8nt.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
HAd Be,ter Pad the raI

Arthur Blstisd, resident Of scu'h
Wilmington, who was arrested ON .
warrant sworn Gu: by Special Officer
Duncan, Oh charge Of keeping sn ne.
rsgistertd dog, had heSring before
Judge CumminE this morning, and rs
the cvidtnce was conclusive Wes sen.
tenced { pRy a Cue OF 50 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ADrntnmcr I,nhhnn.

GeogEs II Gla,kson, Chicago drnm.
snrri WHO 7Gs robbed IN KAnsRs City oi
zoo ~ cam, a revolver, gold wAtch
wJria sliO and god chain worth $40
u Sh1ut % snttr sult against tie city
ior tt,HO damsgss, On tho gtourd that
q citY rcspunsibis for the safs;y ol
i'3 "ld property Of citizens anc strau
pHra
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
a Runaway.

A horse attaohsi TO a sleigh belong.
Ing to w. Y Warner ran away tbi,
morning, bat fortunately 10 one was IN
the sleigh at the time As tbs horse
dashed s'onR West Third street the
sleigh upset ard Was slightly damaged
but The ftiRbtsred animal WAS csuRhl
shortly afterwards.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
shoots himself.

August c. Mccoy, rs years old, lor-
merly business solicitor for the Erie
Evening Herald, shot himself IN a store
Ia that city on Saturday. Letters in his
pocket explain that drink had driven him
TO tue alternatives Of suicide, the mad :
house or the ineb igte asylum He Is
still living, hu cannot recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Tho Inst Day.

To morrow is the last osy ins' vblcA
renters can save the per eenthSTbI bIrli1 %
will be added to to the nnpalu So hAIs
and after February /. Those Ti,nosI
not already paid should se!Lio ~, ID.
further delay, and save theh"'
dltiOnAl cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ProvIded WIN Net.

spscisl Officer Frank Duncan hg
p'oeured large 6coop ret with whiol
hs captures tho uoluGky cRnlnes. wi os
owners fail 10 comply with the law
without the necessity Of choking then
almost to death betore pulting them II
the wagon Frank is proving an *
o,llent and efficient cffiaer.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
nun,iins I,nrnod.

Saturday evening tho two'sto;;y; ll' l,s,u,
dwelling, owned by Willard @y -i,g ds.
at Milford, Delaware, was t9'la' gg
btroyod by fire. Tho turnitaIe, ,ux
saved. The Ars caugh. In . o. - eI-
unknown. AS the insufnl y ,,.sisA
plrtd three weeks ago the b hdiiliDS
total loss.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
rrass OF sns rnmnornrnr,
wLN Msasliss. .

The md 'easCcgs i9r to.E4o.faR are =
fIllows: PA-tly clonly and sighuy
warmer woathsr will probably prevail
with soutasFlY win Is and saiu OF Snow
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
BnaIl,tls pamnYs Done

Last Saturday evening a sleigh vas
overturned on sha Oauseway, but the
occupants e' cspsd iGjary, win the tx
ceptt9n Of Z lss Daer, who had her
wrist gligLt.y ,ptsiu.t.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

ldOlSb tCSIb Ill ElllLC, kC'
duced to % cents-a fair as
sortment OF sizes yet. Pant
of the same are all gone. Ii
scarlet we have pants onl.
in sizes 30, 80, "a.
75.cent white merint
ladies' vests are reduced tc
I49 cents. Sizes "a, 80, IS
only.
$500 white merino ladies
vests are reduced to y
cents. Sizes 34 and 3S only
same in pants size B;
only.
Ladies 81 vests reduced
to 68 cents, all gone.
Mems merino shirts, s.
cents down to sc cents, only
| 40 size. Same in drawers
30, 80, sc, 40.
Mems merino shirts, =
lets, down to 43 cts, 81
| to A vet. Same II
drawers 32, 36, 3S, 40 only
Mems merino shirts, s.
down to 68 cents. SO, AZ
A only. Same in scarle'
drawers, 80, 80, "a, So, AZ
Mems drawers, 81 dow
Ito So cents. %, 80, 80 only
These goods you will fine
on the counter at the Under
wear Department.
A small lot OF mems can.
ton flannel drawers are il
this lot; they are in sizes 80
l36, SO and 40, and will b,
l39 cents instead of so.
The "ffth' floor Of a store
lhouse is a bad place to Sc
hosiery when your mai
salesroom is on the first. w
have just brought to ligf
labout 20 boxes of "SchoI
3Ipers'' fast black stocking
I'VE have had them teste
!, with hot water and soap an
can recommend them fl
lust what they say, "fa
lblack, The lot is reduce
to SO cents from Sc.
Mems cashmere GLOW,
out sales people say a.
Islow, very slow. They al
lin black, dark brown, dar
lslate-a good regular {
scent glove. We want
slquicken them and know
e no better motor than pric
1.-The sizes are 10, II and I
n land the price 19 cents
Ipair.
Why didn't you ha'
b Ithese reduced when | was
Il before is a remark we he
eIconstantly. This lady meal
.Ia pin stripe stocking in blu
brown, garnet and pin
The reason she paid 25 cen
lat that time was because Il
line was full in sizes-no
III you can make s or 8 81
.. do you can get them for /.
/ cents.
Our lines of plain ar
.Istriped veIvets and plush
8 lare much reduced in price
: in some cases nearly on
: hali. Our corner windo
Twill give you a good idt
lot the kinds and prices.
/ Did you see the Napkin
i We've sold enough alread
Ito cover Market street fro
bridge to bridge. We vi
Iike,y stop when we reac
Penny hill. Think OF II
hieached satin damask ont
'$9.25 doUn to s1.6O; an