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HENRY CLAY HYDE,
Attorney at Law,
KINowooD. w. VA

Will practice I'm Preston and adjoining
coHntles, in Supreme Court of A ppeais OF
West Virginia, aud in the United States
Counts.
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These Organs have uiokIo-platodgp pedal
protectors, and are very handsomely fn-
ished throughout Sixty-twO ofs these
Organs now Ia uso In this comfy alone.
They are very popular,
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ces, and al information, free By nail
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

THHRn hes been . petition present 10
10 Congress, dgued by over . million
names, asking that the Gsvernmeni
establish postal telegraph system.
There are three hundred and twenty.
ave Congressional Districts represented
In this petition, aud II certainly 10 en-.
titled 10 some consideration. The pe,l.
tton asks for protection against q mo-
nopoly which has shsor bed All opposi-
ZION, and nov oompeis the people to
pay just whatever ohsrges Is may
please to levy Tor It's services. We oil
this city know what this means, from
the fscs that we are nos obliged TO pay
twenty -ave cents for What only COAT .er
before the competing line was absorbed
by the giant monopoly. The telegraph
business OF this country should be 10
the hands Of The @ qJveru ment ~ much
so IS the postal system, and then We
would have cheap and uniform rnses ot
com uunloauon, free from in,riRues
tricks and ex,orttons. The telegraph
then would be within the reAeh o
every one. and II would beooms what /
should be, an hooom i'm odatlon for th
poorest rs well 81 the millionaire.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street
Opening Of Spring Jackets

New Cloth Jackets for $l.75,
and q good style, well made
Jacket $3.50. A better one in
several styles Of cloth for 50.
For 81 we sell a first-class
Jacket; better ones up to $3.50.
Every one new this season, no
old ones to offer you.
The cheapest, the best, the
finest line Of Jersey Jackets in
town at our extreme low prices
One case new Century Cloths,
all nice, pretty patterns, for Ct
cents q yard for a few days
We offer, as long as they last,
a lot Of remnants from Q to 10
yards each, Appleton "A" Mus,
lin, 81 , yart.
Handsome Lace Curtains tape
edge, cheap enough tor $l50.
Yours now at $l.GOa pair. The
$l.75 quality to go now at
$l.3Tf a pair. For 80 a pair,
perfect beauties. You ought to
see them.
Our full line OF Demorest
Spring Patterns and Portfolios
now ready.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
"a ALTIMOME a UHI0 HAIIR0AI y

spbHpuLB IN xBFyjr, nov. 10, In I,
Tfhins lave JlalAwate Avhpus Uspot
FOR Philadelphia ard Chester, eib, 7 Co
10, 20, 10 10 and II u o. m.: 90 2 90, Q 90
tObI 10, ~, o 80, go. 8 IS nnd 10 D. N
On SundAyB, 90, bb, 8 Is, 10 lb and III II o
nj co, Q oO, 10, . ~, 0 30 and tb p. m.
For Chicago, wheeling, Columbus sne
Sendusky, daily, 40 q. m. and o 60 p. m.
Tor fittsburg, daily, 7 90 q. m. and 10 p
Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louia
daily, IL 10 a. %, and 80 .. m.
For baltimore and WsshiDeton and Rev
Ark and HAVE do Graco, IL 10 q. m; z 40 End
= 20 2. N: ON Sundays 7 10 and IL 10 .. m.
FOR Sinserly. $50 and il 10 .. m; 4 u
20 and 80 .. IN. and IL 80 midnight IN
FOB !ihND6NBEkIt, y - 4. E.sancH,
only. 1880 n N. and zts p. m. dsilS
loept sunday. 90 y. n. daily.
Trains leaye mnrEtt street ktat,cr
ier rhhAdelphis 10 y. In. daily, sxesp
sunday. sor Raltimore IA p M.
daily, except Sunday. Zoe LArdsnDerE
$50 Rad 1850 A. NJ. and ass r. a., dsiiJ
sssep SUNDAY; SIS O. m. eunday only
rho lo.bo g. m. train connects 1t Ean
junction with Cincinnati and st. Louii
through express, dsily, except Sunday. ThI
80 p. m. connects With Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains for Nilminstou--Lssvs PhiIAasi
phia, daily, ~ %, SIS, Q 50, Alo.so q. m, / q
ago, so, AS.oo, LsO, s.se, ale 10 % p. u.
DAILY except punday, us o. n, Lac.
Erprcae trEinsE
". N. OIaEM MRNTy, OK. LUKD.
Manager. aNn1 Fas9 ASs@.
Telephons NO. Ina.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
philadslphiA Wilmington q Sal
Hmore Railroad.
FERRUARY aen. IAaa.

Trains vii leave Wilmington - follow
pailade,pSis q Z ,a tsrpsessh Z an a. 20. -
s !sisS, g "a "a ~ so {. % 1Sm a n.
For Chssler tezpressl Q eS T5a sn, sR
,o M y, IL u a. M, II %. ~ Q y. 7o6. and
AeoomaQdstlon, SEQ 700, yo1 slh 10 IS q.
M zSe {@, 6A 7tl and 10 20 p, m.
New 1ork, %. 2& llo 6so 0o %, 10 o.,
.ne a. n ~ ~, ,E'A iS' 21,o.lo, bA 'e@, 7 %,
For west Z Chester, via Lamohin, 9 20 .ns
ss m, ass and 4oop. N.
tlens, I q q. m. Il s and IS g al ou p. M. ~ ~
Baltimore and Intermediate stations. 10 Il a.
R.IiInSTs and sss Line, sp.m.
elS and y ga. M. Il %. q II, 0 4, q B, s 10
Trsins Tor Delaware Divisio. leave for.
5 p. m, and u 0S Night
aeorgetown and Lewee, 20 q. m :, 3 20 p. N.
Seaford iexpressl, Q 60 p. m.
harrington Deimar. and way stations, So
Express for Harrington. 0 % D. m. Wa,
EIpIess Tor Dover. Harrington. and Del.
mar, ~ 20 p. m. and u 05 Night,
Franklin City, sDA. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Con.
FORT and Norfolk, II 30 p. m. nd IL OS Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII.
nington lexpressl, l2aS, 80, 79, 7N, SiO
~ ~ ~ u.s. u 40, II 81 =. M, "a, Of, 402 so
% Il, 6W. 95T, Imp. m.
w 4T' z SS lho3 10 10 and ii q p. m.
gor further Information, passengers are
ferred to the ticket ofice AZ the station,
TIains narked thus 90 are limited EXPIRE
cYixs. 9 Z; P6aH. St'Br i'f' Is 'HsGsfs f. 4 WOOD
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

MR.. CoNKLISG's struggle with
death Is beiDg. watched with Q deeE
interest and sincere sympsshy by lbt
people OF this country. During the
past seven years Mr.. oonkling has moi
taken an Aotlye part In public lie, bu'
he has not been forgotten, and is still
known and reoegn'zsd As one who kal
occupied foremost place In American
politics. II ls, however, doubsfnl II al
any time during his public career he
ever stood IS high In the essimation oil
the people, or WAS As closely bound Do
them as now, when he IL making q he.
roie eight for life with the King OF Ter.
rers. he has the sincere wishes oil
thousands OF his fello v. couu Try men
that he may be Victorious. and recover,
to again A.s1me his place as one Of
Americas greatest men.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
KLIcrRIcI1Y is cer,,,u,v III. min

ELECTRICITY Is certainly the crlmi.
n4fs cane aud !he police eff ,er's best
ntend. We recently had toms busiuess
~ tue Central Station, Pailsdelphi
ana while there cav an chi ,er, in less
saau Zen min atts, oommunicAte with
ana receive replies from every station
In the city. The use Of this DO Eerful
agent lnoresses the certainty OF punish
nent for crime, and therefore exercl ses
. most poNeriul irfiusnos for It's pre-
yentlon, In addition to giving 10 every
clhzen, hoRever remote from head.
quarters, the m skns OF instantly sum.
monipg police assistance. In case OF
rms per rpersHon OF any great crime,
eiectrtclsy carries the news to every
ttaiion like lash, and the word can
fe com nunleA'ed from each station 10
every individual ofh yer, SO that he can
20 on the lookout for the offsndeF. l.
constitu;es the force, although ANAL,
extremely tfi ,ient, and Its introdu--
taIn In PhiiadslpaiA has saved thou
sAads OF dollars annually. The tee.
phone and hie alarm telegraph In thts
0asy have proved invsluable, and II
would nov be considered impossible to
do Hithou; them, bat we still need
Eeu e,hiBg more, and that is the Signal
md PA'roi Ssrylcs, which Is nov In
such sue ,essiul operation IN Pbiladel-
phis. Its introduction, with twen ~
boxes. would amount to Ab1us the an
nual salaries OF eight police tfil jers.
and the yssily cost OF operating II
would be thst OF about three more.
while the bsntfi derived would be
fuily thst OF one hundred cfi ,ers on
continual duty. Zoe dre alarm tele.
graph poles could bs used for the wires.
md By adding feW 4rB 10 tbs battery
there you'd De sGffi1Isnt power fur.
pishod to operate the entire system.
As this is m alter OF suoh great im
portanoe, We think Ii emiuen.ly de.
serving OF the attention Of Council,
and II might be we'll bstors an ordl,
nanoe Is introduced to Increase The
polios force TO have Q COMMITTEES ex
hmine the gyssem 10 use In PhilAdel.
phis, and consider the AdvisAbillty o.
iss Introduction Into this oily.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
WANAMAK ER's
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April -, ls,

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, April u, 1883.
3o-inch Wick Striped and
PIaided Scotch Ginghams,
25o; imported to sell at doc.
That is the chit of the
meatiest kernel wa've had In
Gipghams for many a day.
Stylish stuffs, perfect i n
every way; as good 40-cen,
Ginghams as ever crossed
the Cheviot Hills, and YOU
may have them with 15
cents clipped from the price
OF every yard.
Haven't counted the
styles-dozens OF them, and
not a mean one in the lot,
Those big trade wheels
all the time rolling our way
bring h'Ppy surprises for
you at every turn, Worth
watching for
Fourth circle, northwest of centre.
Tumbling In prices in all
wool dress stuffs. A few
shortened lots of this sea-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
THURSDAY, APRIL 1a, 1888.
Wn HAVE OR DGRnD 9 new press

WE HAVE OR DERnD . rev press oi
she wAltsf seo!I 0lm2sny, capable oil
printing and folding $4,000 copies an
hour, and with increased faoilities for
obtaining ne ews, are determined TO make
the REPUBLICAN "ths beat newspaper
bsiseen The bays" The paper will he
enlarged by the addition Of one or tive
columns, and appear in an entire new
drest; Ia fact /. is oar intention 10 re,
juviuats the "o.d R,publicsn" and
make 1t the lssdIng ne gspaper Of Ihs
etate, furnishing ell tas news for on.
cent
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12


1t SEEMS extremely d.fhou 10 Sc
eure suffi Aent evidence to Ak the re.
sponsibiiity OF last Saturday, nights
orgies Of police slAsloa, where 1t be-
longs, bat We do not think there need
be any trouble whatever In fading out
the names OF the tfii ,ers who helped
drink the beer, while 1t is . fact that
the name OF every fl oer who took part
at the meeting In Institute Hail 10 we'll
knoWn, having beeo published for oil
10 read. These men have, under the
city charter, forfeited their positions,
snd also rendered themselves liable 70
prosecution for misdemeAnor. A few
wesks since the Licensed Liquor Deal
ers' Proseotlve Association published
she names OF number OF men, whom
10 Was alleged had violated the liquor
laws, and Immediately after ward City
Solicitor Ball Appexred before Jud Ee
Gum nins, and had warrants issued tor
the arrest OF every man named, and
the president, with several othsr off
GERS OF the Liquor Association, sum.
moned rs witnesses. The penalty Is
I'm poSed by Judge Ounmlus In The
Gases OF those convicted WAS $50, but In
the case OF poli,e I'll ,srs taking part In
political Assem- n'Ages, the lowest penal
" isA ane o. Sl00. or six mon tbs i'm.
prisonmsn', or both, 81 the discretion
OF the court. Therefore, 1t seems th st
IL The magnitude OF tde offsnse is
meASured by the psnAlty Afhxsd, The
OH ,ers are gullty of Q greA or mis-
deneAnor than were Ihe liquor men.
we do not suppose tue oliy solicitor will
experience any diff luiEy In obtaining
sun hent evidsuoe to so,ure conviction
In these latter cases, and as he was
prese' OIL the meeting h!mseli, he no
ncubi Witnessed The violAsion OF the
AAu, rno u1stsUu theU aIIsss, ara llr
laws imperative when violated by
DenoSrsG'2 AMI also, why does n ii
Demo,rAio Id jiAl, who IL 80 reAiy
20 proceed sgs!nS: others on neGspApeI
informAa n, pr)cesd against me n beri
OF ais own parry, when he himself VA
witness to Tie violation? We have
always entertained the highest respe u
ior the present force, bus . portion o.
them have chosen to neglect their duty,
and deliberately violate the law viii 1h
they ale sT3rn to en- 'oroe, and II they
are pesmls.td n esGspe punishment, /,
Will NOT only establish q bad pre- sed den, /,
6n' VIII ba m,scarrlsge et ju. Ice.
we, hoEever, have been Informed tha,
IT'S the intention OF certain oil'zsns 10
present these tffi)er names 10 the
grand jury, and lhls bring the ma,tsr
before the oourI At The coming term.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
IncrsAse OF ,,onnIa,,on-

BALTIMORE, April IA census Of
tbs voters has just been completed,
showing that the city contains SO, ,261
voters, IN increase OF 8 S79 In the yeRI
past. Atone voter 10 hve persons, thii
will give the city a population Of 4G6,
$50 An extension OF the limits Of The
city for two miles to the north, east and
west will aid about 5000 voters and
Az, 600 more population, making an az
gregate Of more than O0,000. The
election will take place after a feW
weeks, and, 1t is expected, the people o
the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

the other hand The proteotionists will
b told that the Mills bill was only In
troduced 10 satisfy the tree trAdsrs,
without any intention Of pAsslaE IL II
10 expscsed By this course Of action 70
secure the support OF both wings OF the
party at the coming National Oonvsn-
tiou, bat % "there 10 many slip be
tween the cup end the lip" there may
yet be . disappointment In store Tor
Mt. Cleveland that he lltsle expects. II
Will however. only be In keeping with
the policy OF the party 10 frame . plAs.
form on these principles, but ve ars
greatly mistaken u they again suo ,csd
In dsceivlns the people.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
A Marrled Wonsn ,gl,n,a

WILKEsRARRs, April 1l,-Mrs. Mar
gartt OoUyard, aged IS years. tbs wifi
OF Henry Oonyard a well known eut
respected miner. Of this oliy, elopeG
ysdterdSy with Luther Bongdall, aged
% years, formerly OF New jersey. Be.
iore leaving Mrs. Gony ard obtAintd d 5000
from Der husbaI d, on toe false pretence
tna' she wanted 10 psy several store
bills and the feut.
Detective James O'B,Ien, OF the Ls.
high Valley Railroad service, was On;
upon their trsGk, snd they were ar.
rested near EAston this morning ThCv
were brought here this evening. ard, in
default OF Il 010 bail, both wcrs com.
mitted to the county prison.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
mAIrlInonlhl-

Cards are out for the marriage of Nr
Frank Walter, formerly of Wet Ohes
ter, now Of Philadelphia, aud Miss
A6ole joiner, OF Wilmington, Delaware
The evant will take pace at the rssi-
denos OF the groom's mother (Mrs
Inomas Tcwnseud) No. 116 West Bar.
natd street. Thursday evening, April
2b:h, at 30 o'clock. The oeremop ,
VIII be performed by the Rev. w E
Need ham, pastor Of the Flrat BAptisi
Church, Wegt Chester,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

NOTICE.-I, ELAN PAGE, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house kno gu
as the Fort Penn Hotel, situated in the
Nnlage OF Fort Penn, school district No. o.
y, GEORGE hundred, county Of New
Castle and State of Delaware, IN com :
pliance with tho requirements OF the
acts oi the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shsil apply In writing " The Court OF
Genera, Sessions OF the Peace and jail Dclly-
cry OF the state Of Delaware, In and for New
eas,ie county; on Monday, the 7thd4y of May
4. " 1854 being the next term of said court
FORA license for said house as an inn or tavern
Tor the tale therein Of Intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one qaart TO he ,r,inE on
the premises, and the following rpsn,ctsI,ie
citizens recommend the saTrt apnlirntfnn vi /.
samuel ICarsley. John W irATsipy' '
Hired PartingLon, Simeon Lord '
Thomas y. Eaton, r. L, yauIIeckIe Jr
Ehwln Iae llts, John X. Evans,
~. Is. Mebh; JamFs K. Conrad,
/ Mopert Bender, Ger. W. Webb,
William Thomas, Leonard y4rhiss
william costellOn, Samuel Kershav
aiV-SL1 ELAN PAGE,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

A POOR WOMAN appeared before The
j Judges OF the L!oensc Ooart In Phila
delphie one day re'en,ly and requested
them not to grant certain application
Tor license, on the ground that, mol.
withstanding her eArnes, protest, the
applicant had continued TO sell her hus.
band liquor until he finally allied a
drunksrd's grave. This is ous OF The
strongest remonstrGncss that could be
presented, and It is very safe 10 say
that the applicant will have the chan &C
70 engage In some other business.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

NoT1oB-I, JAMES H. g. GAM, THE
! ~ tenant OF the house known 81
the Union Hotel, situated in the
town Of st. Georges, school district,
No. t3 county OF New UastIe and
state OF Delaware, in compliance with the
rsqp Ire ments Of the acts ofth0 GoneraI As-
sembly In such case made AMI provided, do
hereby give notice that | shall apply in
writing To the court Of General Sessions Of
the Posce and Jail Delivery OF the
state Of Delaware in and for Nov
Oastle County, on Monday, the 7th day of
May, A. u. 1883, being the nozt torn
OF said court, for license for said house IS
AZ Inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of in
toxicatlng liquors in less quantities tban
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens OF g. Id
dis,ric: rooom j end the said application viz:
n sutton Penten Belviila
NJ cray Henry X StrSuO
geo OlArk lRYid Adams
Enooh y Laws william h King
| IL u CLARK Ii h1nWhoTtsT
James hsrrl Charles y Wright
Boniamlu TruaK FRANK q Shoule
nletence ia nison ueOrgo I Hill
Thom 1s Laws
aiV3ttaw JAMES H. y. GAM.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

IT SEEMS TO be pretty well settled
thGi tho NILS DNk LAntern Tariff bill
Is nO;hipg more than . scheme OF the
ar.tul dodgers OF the present admin
issrsslon 10 make vo.es. 1t Is said on
good authority that The inten lion is TO
nSks considerable blusier over II for .
time, and then drop f., so that the free
trade Dem 2orA.s can be told thas the
nd dmiBis.rstion made every effJrt 10
Jnses their views, but were prevsn ted
doing 70 by the proiectoniSss, while on
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

1T is RRPoRTRD GU good authority
thai some OF the mem oers OF the OIsi.
zsns' Association hsvs made an eff5rt
to buy Colonel Norton off, and gel him
- withdraw In favor OF Mr.. OAsperson.
Ii 10 also said that Mr.. Norton posi
lively refuses to do this, oonseq ueully
the outlook bsosmes very interesting.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
WELnIHarOA . = nO&rMEsdR =

- 'H11-lH = y V1s . LWnS Z IA 8 q 3 .
Ttno table in eject ov. yotn. 1857. 1ra;s
leave Wilmington French srsetl a. 10 Row
ier keAetnS, birdaboro, Joanna, 5ptins
hsid, WaynesourG Jupctten, Manor, Pottj
vllle, ISmSIus, AliSntown, Lebanon, W0Y
hersville and AL points on the Ph hilEdelph!i
ard hoedtnE \. T., 100 &, In. and so p. u
Eot Sprinsteld WAYnegburg Juno.
uon, DoAtegFiile, EnbresVille, Lonapt
JhAdds Rort ana BuPonrs and tnterrnS
NiSts aoihth,I.el am, 2.aS, and 10 D. IA.
kor OoGtesyilla and iu.oYn Sd iEL5 poinH
At 90 n NJ, 2 % and 4 &C y. N.
7, m.
FOR HsH Bridge snl lntsfmsdists point:
$40 ?. a. snd Oh Saturday, at 8 20 knd ii II
p. N.
un sunday fer Reading and inform stI.p
points, a. s 90 9. IN, and for EprInpileld Nne
Intern ediste paiuta ht % y. N.
o. q. MoOAUSAAND, f.B. HlBBAkD,
SuporiptsadeGt Gent PN-s 49,,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
wanted wantsdi Wanted,

Every person who have carpet or car.
nets 70 oatl st the Wilmington Carpet
Cleaning Works, lltn and Jaukuou sis
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

Id BMOVAL.
IL Having tmov31 10 no p
Fourth agrceG, n ptepsfei
and suect irOh 70 tpg, gut,tfile,
and job wOTk ofBll slIds promptly
to lin roofs repaired anh talole
mates Furnished when dItfed
pleRie' N see all MY old 4cs,OmNl
IA any new once as may vift 70
call. ALExANDER CHAl
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
WANAMAKmI.

sOA 1e1kOss OpAtuk WCtRuts
desirable shades; handsome,
cheerful patterns - jumbly
mixtures mostly-but someI
of the colorings gone. They
began the week at 371c, To-
day 25c.
Another lot; cotton.and-
wool Suitings. Checks and
mixtures. They've been
among the quickest things
in the house at asc, to-day
20c.
Yet another; all-wool
plaid and mixed Suitings.
Soft, firm. full OF wear and
good looks. Reduced from
so to 37ac.
Plenty more. To list
them here would fill the
column. We hang two or
three up In the papers to
set you looking, rummaging,
asking for them.
Southeast Ct centre.
| All-wool Henriettas, silky
finish. No skimp anywhere;
wool as soft and fine as that
from the moss-fed Shetland
sheep. Care in the spinning,
extra care in the weaving,
art work in dyeine. A
clinging, billowy stuff / n
every tint t h a t Fashion
smiles on. 46 inches, 85e.,
81, and 81 25.
More stuffs of the same
patrician blood - Cashmere
(soc to $I.a5), Albatross
l(5oc to 81. Yelling (5oc to
lSI). A trick of the weave,
a trick Of the finish is most
of the difference. No filter,
fairer dress goods of the
weight are got out of wool
than you find in this prism
tinted sisterhood.
Challis, too; like wave.
crests sun-kissed. They
h ave overflo wed t o
another counter. so and
6oc'
Northeast of centre.
Springy, dust-defying
Printed Mohairs, soc.
Northeast of centre,
| Welted Piques 12Ic.
Welted Pique5 25c.
White Plaid Lawns I2Jc.
Better values than we
could ever offer in these
goods before. Embroidered
Pi9ues at Just as unlocked
for rates. Waves of White
Goods raise their caps at
three long counters and
prices are tossed like pebbles
among them.
Fourth circle, southwest of centre.
Linens tumbling In. Ev
cry proper sort. Full line
of yard wide Sheeting and
Underwear Linen, all
weights, 20 to 7oc.
Butchers linen coarse and
strong. Spinning and weav-
Ing by French peasants.
Every care for goodness,
no thought for looks. 40
inch, 25c.
Soft finish Irish Pillow
Linens. From the Land of
Linens. 40, AZ, As, so and
I54 inches wide, 38c. to
lSI.35.
French Linen Sheetinp:
| II inches, 70 to 8sc
| 80 inches 81 to 81 50
| 90 inches 85c to So
| 100 inches $I.35
| ITO inches $3.50
These but random-named.
A precipice of Linens leans
aoove a yawning gulf of
Iprices at every counter where
these fiaxen treasures are
lsold
Southwest of centre.
1t you want Women's
Gloves now is a harvest
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12
SPRING CLOTHING

We open out to day
our new goods. We
think the greatest as
sortment of fine Cloth.
ing we ever offered; in
fact, we fully believe
you never before saw
such a variety OF sty-
lish, handsome, nicely
made Clothing in Will
mington. We h a v e
had our tailoring force
making up, and have
bought largely. until we
have every kind Of a
suit for man or boy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-12

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