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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02

&, , minors to the contrary, Connells'
.,i'n M', coke has not yet been offered below
'','v Is,,sr to Wheeling consumers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02
DIED.

JoYCE-ou Monday, April 2 1855, at i:2O A. ~,
ANNIE ", daughter Of James and AnpIo
Joyce, aged 10 yeGra, months and . days,
Funeral notice hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02

,,,,, iron is quoted at sl5 50 in Pitts
,,h M,I' with weakening tendency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02

= -,,c,L cas- is not an unmixed bless
Mis- 7, i.raising the insurance rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02

u,.,r ynorSrA natural gas stock was
wa WI at 70 in Pittsburgh on Saturday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02

Mrs. skinner-Isn't your coffee all
right, Mr.. GaglCy2 Want SOME more
The New Boarderz;Than you, no.
It's quite wet enough already.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02

OF letter refusing to consider Tier pre-
tentions that her first husband deserted
her. She has no resources from the Ba-
varian Government. Where she gets
her present wealth is q mystery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-02
ahe SnttlLiqentet.
: an for cleveland, Free Trade and
castom "" Houses.-Henry George.

a. |o.. 3.5 and 81 Fourteenth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
FIFTH EDITION,


The Opera Houss was psok,s
doors last evening 10 ait t,sNl,,. a ~
Pixley In The Deacon a Danss,.aaa \ \
In tho role assumed by MI, ~ VI
she presents the character OF y
maiden 10 New York, strp5,h.. .a |.
make . living spd ssail, her , .% '
pay on q mortgage on The Ola M"
stead. She longs to try the ,t,,s ~ y,
secures an epRagemer I, mshlpV ! ~, ~
bit, and Ia on the road To turcs., ~ ~
her father suddenly appesfr ana ~
her home 10 do chores around ~ ~ ss
He, however, defeats the stage .,II.
not the slightest idea that hi, d..
has been en- actrets. A writ /, ~,
executed on her fathers persopA' -.
erty, aud she manages The m,.s'wY
that be, with her mother. ttns,ss
New York. TIE old gentleman ~.
TO the theatre. and linda It np,ir,%
ferent 70 what II has been rep,,r,I
and actually wishes that hi. d,0,a.
Ruth WAS an actress. The o,r,1a
mortgage 10 at last plAotd Ia bI,h~I
and he Is informed that tho mcps, y
earned by his daughter Ruth. Sl5,L
bad seen ploy without reooynlzli, i
This character gives Miss Pl1lsy H.,
dant opportunity fsr displAyib, i,
versatile talent, and there wets M,
pretent last evening who thougb, sa
she appeared even better lad 4
M 'liss."
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
KENNAKD 3 co.

two reasons, viz:
Stock taking and al
terationsin our store,
as, having extensive
wall and partitions
to take down, we are
likely, with all the
care possible, to get
things soiled; before
that we will let them
out cheap.
A lot of Ladies'
Collars, all-linen;
they go at 8 cents
each.
Boys all-linen Col
lars 10 cents each.
All our mems, la
dies, and children's
Merino Underwear,
in new, fresh, de-
Isirable goods, all
sizes, 10 per cent
off.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
In o ur basement.

u NNAA O12N III Ahs
We have sold about 200
doz, O those elegant hall
bleach ed German Loom
Napkins, 6 8 size. They
are rq guIar 1925 per doz.
napkins.
We have about 100 doz.
lett. They will be Sl.50
per doz. instead OF $2.2j.
Sou re lots Of Muslins for
a quit& sale have among
them Appleton 4" at st
cents. 'Wamsutta' slightly
imper feet, 81 cents, You'lI
be ID 0 late after to day.
| TIE perfect goods-eal! il
">pecjal' and try to find
lregula ar "Wamsutta" any bet.
ter 10 cents.
Crash, extra wide and
heavy, 10 cents from Io5
lcents
! Fly e pieces 7o-inch extra
Iheay y bleached Satin Dam
TASK Table Linen. 6as cent?
IRON 81.
Tf ese are cleaning up lots
you don't often GET hold Of
Y Du should remember oul
basement.
:. w y. 7. SHARP G c.,
Fourth AaG siArkal ssa,sti
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The San Francisco minstrels gave ex
cellent performances at both the natl
nee and evening Of yesterday, to good
houses. The company deserves all the
praise 1t IL receiving, and tLose who de.
sire to attend an txoe'lsnt performance
should do 40 this evening.
Speaking Of the "Magic TAllsman, F."
which opers an engagement at this
house to morrow evening, the Buffalo
Times Republic lays: IA crowded
house Witnessed the spectscnlar pAnto
mimic performance, called "Tde Magic
TalismAn," st tho Grand Central ls.i
evening. Alfred kiAco male a very
fanny clown. He introduced several
nsw features in his line OF making mis-
chief, which were very taking The
Nelson brothers showed what they could
do in the aefobstic line, while several
Other Up oialistb assisted 10 making up
fair program. The piece ia something
especlaly attractive for CHI .dren, and
1t Ia probable that thiy aud their man.
mas will crowd the theatre at every
matinee.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

CLEVELAND. Jan. II "A p,s,,,,
train on the Lake Enc aal Wsp,
Railroad WAS wrecked hi. IN min
near Blufflon, Ohio, by a bioiso IA
The locomotive and bagEags u, M
over the break ali riRh, bst ,At ,njs
aud ladies' car tArD,d over % Nh
sides sud were dragged nearly bI,
mile bsfore the train wss STORED
A. 0ilbart. Q travelling Hsn tvu
Fostoris, o, jumped from 10 fyui
platform OF the smoker bnl ,ts sf lop
Piled over on hiw, crB,blrs hnn
death. The cars took Gre IRON II.
stoves after the wreck and Il ", ouly
by heroic exertions on tastpi Of t,sln.
men that fearful loss Of ut SO pre-.
vtpted. Frank hAyo's "Nadsin otm-
rsny was on the train Nld sctaldihe
actors were hurt.
This 10 the FIRST aee'dFni Ia dI'sz
years on this road IL WLlOl q passenger
has been killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The steamer Mary Morgan has been
transferred from the wharves Of the
Harlan & HolIinRs wotth Co. to the
Harris wharf west Of Market street and
adjoining the p. & o. Railroad wharf
The Schooner II. P. Simmons hat
been transferred to the wharvas OF the
George W. Bash & Sons Company from
those Of the Crausgon & Newboid Com
pAny, She lie discharRipg q load o.
lumbe-.
The Boston Towboat Company col
Tier M Ars Is nearing completion at the
Harlan % HolliDgsworih Company
works. The riggers are busy with hel
cordsfe and rigging ct present Sh,
YVES given dock trial yesterday.
Yesterday the three.masted schoon
jonathan May WAS transferred from
the George W Bush & Sens CnmpauJ
TO the whsIvGs Of Simmons Brothers
where she Is discharRing load OF lum
bsr,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Associated charities.

At Tire regular meeting OF the Associ-
a."d Charities held las evening the fol
lowing report was made: The gen
eral work of the ass ciation is about
equal To that Of the corrts bonding week
Of last year, but the indication are that
the applications will increase, # the pres
elt stycr0 weather Should continue
During he month of December the Wis.
i'Dts made li9 visits % or GU behalf OF
the poor, AMI wrote II e tiers; 2s white
and celorcd families were aided, 7 o.
thrin heing new cases and the balascv
oll cases revisited; . fam lies were re
ported uudeferving, as not requiring
feLri, aud gave false ad lress The
natoaaliirs are American, %, Irish, g.
Herman, 3; English, /; Hebrew, |. Sick
ness Is given as the leading cause OF dis
tr,Et
lherc IS more complaint of want OF
iemrlpyme than last season. A mum
Der of ltmllies have applied this winter
/ who have OF been on our books since
ht first ear of our WORK. The total
applications TO date are $50, ia 1iudinp
alJ non residents; Ill coal orders have
been been dlstrl lu;ei aud q gro cry
orders; . mei!cal prescriptions have
ben hllei.
This question Of special interest 10 us Al
dis time Is the result Of on street labor
experiment In asCOriai &C With the ar
TaDcemcnt made between Cur committee
and the street a. d sewer commission, WI
lc"mmelccd work on the 2O,h Of Dtce IN
hrr IN op.uipg n stieet through the old
slmshnuSe property on franklin street
hrOm III lime we con mencCd TO j lnuar,
l4'h We have given Cut l6l o'dtts 10
work from this office; % uf the men we're
Am rican white, "a color.i, % Irish, /
GiriAan Z English and Poe. OF tht
humber worked; 20 Of them were ~. 1
dents u this city ll2 white and II col
orc'Di the balance (j2) were nou real
denih- Il Ia much more 1atisfa tory fol
10 10 be able TO give au able bodied man
An order for worK than 10 give Lin ,
'cket for meal as we hal previous 81,
b en- doing
II Is not entirely conclusive Is n laho
test, becau.e we have been obhg, u 10 Ia,
OIL men IN order TO make room for Others
and We, therefore, could not Judge Of
j thtir willingness to continue at work
! his may he reme1isd Ia the future, a
The numb r OF applications seem TO be dl
minshiDg 1t las demonstrated the fac
that only about half OF the men who asl
itr work reilly want T., Aud the mGu
nrr IN which many Of them do their worl
SHOWS that they merely d. 80 to fill ul
tue time and with very little IDEA o
earning Whit they receive We hope W
may be able ~ continue the experiment
until We sball weed out a numSer al
worthess families about town, who are
parFetuliiy crying mo work but WI,
would mot work If they could get It +"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
w ID. SHARP q 90.

Pants for ladies, They are
silk faced, budded fronts. cat
stitched recks. twenty-five
gauge, Fl ne, Ugh: We light and
warm For laoies who do
not Ike heavy and cuber-
some d erino underwear,
these ar just the thing.
The V hole line is reduced
from 81. 80 to 90 cents, Sizes
% to 80 in scarlet and IS to
81 in white.
In on Coat Department.
We a re rapidly approach
ing the ED Of our Seal
Clolh I cats. Our season in
these v Try desirable goods
has nea Fly doubled any pre-
vious one.
! OF til ose at $a5. reduced
ito $40 30, we have 5 In SO,
70 in 40 3 in AZ, l in A
| OF t hose at $50, reduced
Ito S2t: we have l in "a, l
in SO, in 40, in AZ.
| Vi those at SIS, reduced
Ito SO, we have in s.,
lin AZ.
| Off hose at $40, reduced
Ito S32, we have ! in SO, !
lin 80.
| OF 4 o:e at $45. reduced
10 S35, we have 1 in 80. il
I36.
| In Children's Newman
Ikets W have a good assort
ment, :, IA, 10 years, IL
Ipfices from So so to SO. all
lat abe u! one third off il
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
-'7------71.-
WILSON'S
Undertaking roors, No. 61e Klng s
TKLBPhoEE SIGNAL, 1856,
Open 81 night.
]. a. WILsON,
Funeral Diraotop


FOR SALE. -
No. ~ Van Buren, street.
No. 400 WEsl street
These house, have rooms, bath and other
Improvements.
Nos. al Ga, slo. s!7 and eio Delaware ave.
The above houses have II rooms. hath. lam
hIy and Al! co .Fenlenees; desirAbly and con =
Nsnlehtly located, with front and side Yards
rooms and bath.
,oi hNs i9oi le9. 1908 1907, 1907. iOl. 1913 and
These houses are new and nearly finished
i WIN All the late Improvements, aud local d
rrani ,s annh improving nelghborhood, with
No. olo Trenton TlAse. rooms, bath, ri,
20. ols Lincoln street. oroOms and bath W ith
No, III West Front street,
70. Gos MADISON street
No. l2lO King street, rooms and hath
Nos Il2A MA, n& and LIS Poplar street, a
Nos; 1850 lia2 iit4and loc Walnut street q
Me- iao4, 1900, 1908 i7l2, I2l4. 1915 and laIs
nslnnt stree, rooms and bath
E 1ouoeHst corner Beach and franklin streets
Southeast corner Eighth and Franklin
etT, cts lprooms and sewer eonLectious
n"usc AL lining on Franklin ttrect 10 tontn.
ami sever connections 'H'
Ihe above have the Improvements. with
rom Ahn sue yards, anu front OF the uhila
park, which makes them very desirable,
Two houseH, Nos. 1917 and i2lg west seventh
~, Z, ua'ii, w. ~ Ah.l Side yArdB,
-, nys. ~ and l2lb We5t Eighth street rooms
III. 10. 4Os West Fourth street. rooms and
IRON and side wards -'' oS'hi
S5 Poplar street, o rooms, bath, &c.
az, 0Sn n.hnttt street, rooms and bath
Wa Washington street. II rooms ami ~ In,
pioNcmente, heater in cellar '''-
bullhtnR lots In eastern and wettcr, ,,..,,. . ,
the city. Apply to PAi'- Vi
J, AUGUSTUS McCAuLLFY,
g,c,o,, ,,,,, ~ ,.a NO. COO Market II rect
''P"Vht NJ 100. iIG- " ia ~
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Held By Tho Enemy

William Gillette's He'd tJ III
Enemy" will be presented a. she Ora
House rext Monday night by Ont .IM
company. The play WA given ID Ia
city for the first time al the connss
ment OF the present season. sni & q Al
to say that nothing better has oeta p
duced here since. The New Yo'k u
gram in speaking OF II says The pa
Is gem. Those who would zee VI
drama, devoid Of objectiona5le boa'r
tics and free from maudln pi'H5li
and without unpleasant and illliIn
sectionAlism, should certsinlY 60 70 ,
Madison Square Theatre and eulo1 Y
by the Enemy 1t lie strong htIa1
temperate and modifying dramlat ~
OF the late unhappy reb lion,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
nIEn

JoNES.-tn the lo:h lust, LILA a, widow
Of WIN. Joief.
Ihe relatives and friends arr respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral from the resi-
demos Of her on.in-lAW, L.. W. Palmer, No
2ll shi obey street. on Friday, tho 20ih inst
at cltoE, p IN. Interment at winning
ton and BrAndyWine Cemetery.
January J1.b, Emma q
Chamber, daughter Of Samuel and Laura
}. Onambe Q, aged IS years.
ReiAtlves ana friends arc respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
demos Of her parents laos DlAyten Rtreet, OF
Friday. To leave tho house At ll.so o'citc E
and prooeed 70 White OlAy Greek eems tary
Tho teachers n ad soholarI OF Rodney stree
Sunday school arc iAyitei to attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The jury In the case OF Jacob y
vs.. ex Sergeant OF Police Jas. Wy
tried at Elkton yesterday, csms y y.
evening and stated that Trey coa-
agree This 10 o suit 10 reco'ti
from Whelsn, which the risilll
leges 10 due him on the OJnuaa
OF . house that he CONSTRUCTED ~
defendant, The defence VA lh i
work was faulty aud not aoooia'
The CONTRACT
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The Security Trust and SAFE DsiI
company held It's anruil mtelosr
terday and the following named
sons were eleoted directors FOR ~
suing year: Benz amlu Nields, Esq,
y. Robinson, Samuel McGisry .Jrp1
h, Field, Henry u. Dare, A.
pele, ChaF. e. FtitI, WIN u BE
John Peoples, Philip Planketa Y
A. Hart, J Davis Hisler, J1aP'l
Chandler, BAN uel G. Simmons.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Mr.. z, G. Benedict, OF New Yori y
Is In Baltimore on buHiness t0alSa
with the gas conferences, WAS st !
Chesapeake Company's office ysla.l
afternoon, when a deputy sheriff IN
In and handed him a paper. He Ia
al II, saw II was q personal serits n
suit OF Mr.. Robert Garrett, and haata
to Mr.. Robert ID. Morrison, his atien;
with the lemarh, Here's tekd
you" The service called on M. ,,
dict to appear n court on March !
lie says, al will be in south AmeraI
the time and Mr.. Garrett will Be in!i1
so we can hght as hard a. We wish,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
w h. SHARP n co.
Vim, B. ShaTP& Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS

We've rushed out very
many reduced goods this
January sale--never more Of
them-never at greater bar
gains.
Think from jour stand
point Of the winter only hall
psssed--Think from o1yS oI
the winter nearly gone.
You want winter and ear
lily spring goods yet awhile
we want them out OF oul
WAY for spring purchases.
A Yes" and a mo" il
1.-THE same breath-we will
meet on the middle grounc
Iof low prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
Filing Ioa Huuges.

The farmers IN different tectlous OF
our oolnty havs been bqsily engaged
the past few dSys Ia filing their ice
houses, the Ire in some places beiup
from three to i've inches In thickness,
The winter lie now half gone according
to the almanac, aBd II is probable that
the weather will not be more favorable
the coming mouth to secure ice than It
has been the present one, therefore i. ia
wise to act promptly 10 regard to tbs
ipp prfp
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The friends OF Mr.. T. W. psi
have induced him to permit Wv ,s..l
his name as q candidate for tae ~
loan nomination fer sheriff n ri
Is we'll known In this city, By \.
has hosts of friends, vouia ~
make q strong candidate. ho Nj
many years connected with tLe
Bowers 81 Dure, car buildtf'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

copper and corrugated Iron ~
Patent nou-freezinR aud non pun
galvanized Iron and tin spOu'iDS,
and metal roofs repaired at saos 4, !
All kinds OF sheet metal ven, =, I
and repaired. Leave your oI.Gsil
No. 7 East Fourth street, PltAepn
ard Heater %. Telephone osn
1928. Snow shovels % and 30 oe''
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The remains OF the wife Of Dr. VA
b. Reg nolds, No. T04 Adams liis
who died unexpectedly co bslafl
night, were buried yest,idIy ai "
View Cemetery, near Washington, y
O. Mrs. Reynolds had s,eu Iou'a
for a few days with q pan 10 sa cay
but nothing serious wAa spFnhet1s.a
until within an hour before be- dslA.
A husband and four ohliiraa iII'N'
the deceased. DIR. RsEna!ts I'D y
wife came to this city iva ysas y
from Washington, ID. @.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

A lady lest her pocket book, W. ",
ing . considerable sum Of mon,'
the cars on Monday last bsIss''
city and Newport, or In EoinsO
Third and Market streets 10 SO !
& b. depot. The finder will DO '.'
rewarded on leaving the sane :"
ofios.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Mr.. George G. CLARK on aau hi
started for Colorado this pio'D I'll
the B. & o. express. Tes! b
from Chicago via. the Oniys d,
Island and Pacific, and ACE 4,
peka ard Santa Fs rallreAah
min AZ of the route.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Tomorrow night q YaHEts1 81 Ss
entitled Human Nature" w nh
s.ntei at the Opera Houso ~, ~ ps
O'Goi man and COMPANY !,s,.elAl
new here, but ia said To Do n'''
oVGry respect.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

Up IT. noon to day there were G2s
dogs Eo.,-iciod, but T. is erTactei that
tliinun will be doubled Before ~
clcae q the wa~k. The dog ezltyui
nstor ielter upon the dichaTae ut
his du'ish OF Saturday mg.inr, arl
'Is- N-- al ls-- i .-r-4 l-ia.3.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
THs 1IAGIJ TAI IsmaR


AbRLlU 50 LIE ~ fEAl. ESrAw -
i The suOfcTlber v 1 / Eulla. Iubiio g,ls
~ The Su,tion ioOuB Of l.. W. slidhsn 4
Soa, NO III EasE FtuIh sgrstt. Wnnt6k
tOa- Del on
SAT UhOaY, kBRUAHy 4. 1873,
at2 O'Clock p m.
The farm OF The late Jsme8 Henry Mi:-
cnell, ntuste near DrsnAoLdB Hul, 10
u ~ uieeE hGnird, New TIA I 0 QUIT
snq St9te Of lsiswaie, adjoining Iiutu u
James Liltls, George RUD 0sen III d tther4
Eh1 cont AiniuH about eikIty Gors Of Ia, d.
y acres being Woodland. Is is dISI.ed INTO
hslns, and ID well Satsred. he sOn II Tor
ZIG ana adapted 10 grain, tTusk OF fr.it
mp buildings GOES 81 u ffams DWELLING
mouse, large name barn, spring hOass an
otntr onttullnipgi Location ana ntigA-
9Tno01 ara convenient and dssifn is, no !
NCNarE aLd Stanton. sale pysitlys "a
ciJEe estate. TOrms a. salo
VIM. II. Ml tUHkLT,
sdministrxtoi, u T. A,
Of james henry N ttchell. dc etgaA.
Lore II EmMOLB ALL0TuCyR.
~ W. S.idhsm 3 SOC, Euers.
ls2.w't,s-d, Is
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
ProscbiDg at wesley uhuroh,

Rev &. l.. Hubbard OF New Castle
will preach in wesley ID. E Church
this eYentus, aud stirring sermon
may bs exp1used. The revival services
ar5 being CCliipuod and old sinners are
receiving q sun' shaking up.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

The following druuks r,E' n o
Of by Judge Oammina TN, Fn D.
DAME Hulley 81 and Cos.
and R DvugheIty 81 a. d @'s'-'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

VI Az" RiASSSs
Again our Underwear De,
partment.
Ladies White Merino
Vests, SO cents to IS cents
all gone.
Ladies Red Wear, 81 to
so cents-vests all gone, a
few left in pants, size IS and
80 only.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose,
IS cents to I2l cents, all
gone.
There's not much picking
| In that statement, blu. here is.
As a starter we have re-
duced a full line of regular
|Oxford Mixed Ladies Stock
|ings from % cents to 10
cents.
Also all we have of Blue,
Brown, and Tan fleeced-
lined Stockings, which sold
for so and go cents, reduced
to 20 cents; good sizes.
We had a whirlwind
among our reduced KID
lGloyes-box alter box, doz
ems after dozens, off in a
Diffy. We gather up the
fragments and here is the
Istory.
The 81 quality for 80 cent
jail gone.
i The S1,25 quality for &
Icents, we have yet 81, 81, 8
I74, u in black, and 81, G.
II, II and y in colorS-4
land S buttons.
| The $l,75 quality Tor 7.
cents, We yet have 81, 7, Z!
in black and 81, s., 6, 6t ii
colors-4 and 5 buttons.
We carry too much Un
der wear for the room W
d haye, that's one of the Ut
things stock takinI
Il develops.
y Out they go neck an
. heels, and this list will bea
q Iyou careful consideration.
q Boys Gray Drawers wer
rs cents--are reduced to l
y cents; size 80 and "a only.
ie Mems w hite Merir
i Shirts, SO cents-are r.
pl duced to Sc cents, sizes 3
dE42, A only.
u, Mems w hite Merir
Drawers, go cents, are r,
iduced to Sc cents; sizes 3
70 I36, 80, 40 only.
nass Mems w h lite Merin
/. Drawers, SIPS and $1-al
ae reduced to 81 cents; siz
N % to AZ
of Mems Fine Medlicot M,
IL. rino Shirts, Stare reduce
be Ito 60 cents; sizes "a and 4
eF only.
ne Mems Scarlet Drawers, 1
= ARE reduced to 60 cen
" sizes so, 40, AZ only.
5s' Mems Scarlet Shirts, ST.
are reduced to II cents; siz
I34 to AZ
.. Of Ladies' Scarlet Vests,
reduced tn Ga zen
I1s sizes %, "a. 2G, 80 only.
g Ladies w hite Meril
IsIVests, Is cents-are 7
Is duced to 40 cents; sizes 2
IS ga, "a, SO, 3S only.
Ladies' Scarlet Pants,
tie cents-are reduced to
Oh Oh cents; sizes % and So onl
ss We have put in this wo
- derful sale of Reduced U
-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street.


WHITE SHIPLEY.-Un the i'm inst. at
the sbury Parsonage. by tho Rev. mr..
bryan, WIN. hito and Leylnla Shiploy,
both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18
KENNARD . 90.
KENNARD&CO,

duu UCIOIC UIldl LIulc
we must get clear
of all our Winter
Goats. !
Another and last
reduction along the
whole line.
Plush Goats worth
$50, marked to $42,
will now be reduced
to $35. |
Plush Coats worth
$40, marked to $50,
will now be $50.
Plush Coats worth
S32 marked to $27,
will now be sol. |
Every one Of these
garments pays as a
loss, but they have to
be out of the way
by the last day Of
this month.
A few Long Coats
in plaid cloths for
children; will be sold
cheap; 4, 6, 8, 10
lycar-Old sizes. We
mean cheap; come
and see them.
About IL Raglans
and n e W m ark e S
left; final reductions;
$3.50 and$S.50 from
$ll and $l2.
so Short Jackets,
! S2.75. These are
!. very cheap goods,
: having sold them all
. this season at 81 and
$40. New goods,
: every one of them,
! and as we are now
getting ready to take
/ stock January 31st.
!. I. we have lots of odds
!, . and ends in Dress
!. Goods; some full
!: pieces, some only
: dress patterns. We
!: want them out OF
!. the way and have
Of made still lower
r prices on them.
a Som e plain a nd
: plaid Cashmeres re-
e duced to 10 cents.
. Some fine all.
e wool 36-inch Dress
d Goods that have
= y been selling at so
+ and 624 cents will
!, T be closed now at 80
I, ! cents; mostly small
a a pieces and single
y dress patterns; call
y and see them.
+ E We have the best
Il, 25-cent Stocking
!, ! ever imported into
, J America, both in
2 :, ribbed and plains:
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

A new Wsirh ub vii be formfd in
few days at \ j.. ID E's Fourth street,
WilniaA.yll d.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

WANTED YOUNG MAN WIN
hEeYcats experience In country Frue.
enNf ItOln last cBplovc~ AdiIr'.'yt p,,t, -.
ST. yet. :.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-18

M uTlCE-ALL KINDS ps mhspI
! work done A. Teaso1etle prizes, AMI
s.N3laouoh Guaranteed. Jonu hon. M
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