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Smyrna times., 1888-12-12
Don't Fail to Read tRi8 Every Day.
PIANOS.

We were very fortunate in
making our contracts for Pianos
a long way ahead, so that when
we open our room to Shipley
street (Which we hope to do next
week., we will show you a very
large and varied assortment of
mdrUelOusIy fine Pianos at mar
velOusly iOlU prices.
We do not ask you to recOg-
nize that old by-word "list
price, sl000," with half a dozen
discounts because It's yOu." We
name our price at once.
It's a constant source of won.
der as to where all the pianos
go and what becomes of them
but then the same holds good
of needles, pins and buttons
At any rate there's always a de
mand
The population of Delaware
is steadily increasing. New
houses bring new families, anC
a piano must be had to com
| plete the furnishing, If for moth
ing else. Then, too, music II
the household has become {
necessity, where formerly il wa
a luxury, and the insialmen
plan brings a piano within tn,
means Of every one.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12
SCHOOL 2 SUPPLIES, 3 &c.

All the Schools are now open for the
Fall and Winter, and the readers of the
TIMES will not forget that my Store is head
quarters for School Books and School Sup
plies of all kinds for this section of country.
Blank Books and General Stationery in
great variety and in full supply. All other
General Merchandise in full stock as usual.
Great Bargains in Fall and Winter Cassi-
meres and Dress Cloths, &c. A purchaser
wanted for the entire business.
ID NOODED
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12
TO ADVERTISERS.

A list Of 1000 newspapers divided into STATES
AND SECTIONS win be sent on application
M those who want their advertising TO pay, we
can offer no better medium for thorough ana
efFecfive work that the various sections Of our
select Local List. GO
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce street, New York.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12
A Higher Notch
for Clothing and
Sales

We are not going to be governed by what every
body is doing. Not, when we can do better
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12

Tolerably sure of a hrst-class Winter for selling
our Reliable Readymade Clothing we have made full
and plenty (We have five other big stores provide
for.
It takes the top-rank in all directions-quaty,
way it's made, and cost-of our twenty-seven years
manufacturing-27H is better.
And nOw-expect a highpressure campaign in
selling the goods, the lowest prices you ever got and
the largest business we ever got.
It'll not pay anybody to try to undersell us.
For the fourth season-IrOncad Cloth Suits $12.
Bedrock for good value. You'll blister your hands
and not break or tear it.
Still better for SIG Another od-fashioned solid
quality. The Wanamaker Cloth You'll knock an
ordinary $40 Suit to rags while you are wearing the
newness off this Many thousands sold.
The best Overcoat for SI2 we ever knew Not
only warm and wellnade but quite dressy.
For SIS the best SIS Overcoat in the land. Fur
Beaver; clOthpiped edges marvel of a sturdy
Coat for wear and warmth
Your backs and your purses alike will get sound
cause for comfort at the old corner
Wanamaker & Brown,
O,u H. Sixth and Market Sts.,
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12

We believe you ought
to know the quality you are
getting, no matter how low
the price. 1t is only fair
dealing to tell you. This is
the only House that does it
openly.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12

EDWARD G. WALLS,
MAIN ST, SMYRNA.
POSITIVELY ONE PRICE.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12
70 Market st., Wilmington, sal.
Before you buy a
PIANO Or an ORGAN,

We can suit you Buy now
for the holidays. We will store
them for you and deliver Christ
mas eve or Christmas day.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-12

Tolerably sure of a frst-class Winter for selling
our Reliable Ready-made Clothing we have made full
and plenty 1--WE have five other big stores to provide
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

An adjourned meeting Of the straet
and Sewer Directors was held Lee. even.
ing.
On motion the Chief Engineer Of thu
Survey Department was INSTRUCTED 10
ascertain the amount OF grading on
kirk street, between jackson and Van
buren, streets.
The Board decided to reduce the sal.
airy OF the Street Commissioner from
500 to $50 per month.
BY resolution he Is to have charge NJ
Rll new work and oicef ell material
TO he used.
Thomas o Dill, was elected ne AssI..
tant Inspector, at Q salary OF S65 per
month, his duties TO be to soc that the
etrcets are kept oleAn.
Francis MoUloskey, the present In
cumfeot, was 70 elected Commissionen
j. W. JAckton was granted psrmla.
eion TO tap private drain for the mr.
pose OF draining the house No. 922
Wilson street. The Board Of Health.
having called the attention OF the ds.
psrtmens TO the manner In which the
" asts water from the Excelsior Brew,
cry ut Fifth aud DUPONT ssree,s was
allowed to run into the adjoining LOIS.
the department. recomm ended the
6rewors company to tap Ford's sewer.
the monthly pay roll OF Si8S SO; tho on
gtneers' payroll OF S203 SO, and the
quarterly pay roll Of 1915 were passed
The chief engineer WAS ordered to O
Innate the cost OF sewer 10 oonneo, the
Front street With the REED street sewer
and also to furnish plan Of the latter.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
FOURTH EDITION
How Love was made in I7ss.

In the year 1888 II young fellow was
wrapped mp in love with . young lady
OF bis choice, and mis- feelings induced
him to propose marriage, he would ex.
press himself this way; "OAns't thou
ohorish me, CordeliA?" "Yes, II 1t be
the Lords will" And wilt thou wed
with me, sweethesrI?" "Yea, verify,
as the Lord 10 my shepherd" Now
mark the difference at this stage OF the
game. one aundred years later, 1888
dOan you love me, MAud2" "Well,
should SMOKER" sand you will marry
me, dearest?" "WhAt are you giving
me, t.ffyP Do You auppose want &c
be sued for breach OF promise?" Tha,
IL the way 1t Ii with great many mer
chants. They are continually giving
the people taffy through print. Take
our advice, don't have 1t. It's low
prices and small profits that talk. II
you want 20 buy snit Of clothes worth
Si5 Tor a ten-dollar rote, patronize the
i'Eccnln Hail." where they utter the
words Of truth and make no misrepre'
sentntion to effect falts. Everyone gets
treated alike; gLoda are marked In
plain, distinct figures, and the beauty
CT trading at the popular house 10 the
rule from which there 10 no departure,
One Price, satisfaction guaranteed OF
money returned 10 you with pleasure,
and our advice 10 when In need Of any.
thing in the line Of clothing TO give the
ECONOMY Hail clothier call, and our
VOID for II you will afterwards exclAim
"Lucky 10 the workingmAn who fol
lows the road to the above square-deal'
ing establishment, 4o6 market street
hetWeen Fourth and Fifth"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The Oxford press relates the following;
A singular incident occurred at the farm
Of the Dance Bros, East Mott ngham, on
Monday, Miss Mary Z Dance WAS in the
orchard feeding her chickens when she
heard tinkling OF bell overhead and
suddenly a small ono fell to her feet. On
picking it up Miss Dance found 1t was a
Sleigh bell about an inch in diameter.
First assuring herself that it was MT
thrown frsm neighbours tree top by
some mischievous person, she exhibited
It and related the circumstance to her
brothers and the conclusion arrived al
was that the bell had been attached to
one of the belled buzzards that have fol
come years made this section of the
country their habitat, and, that 1t had
become detached whilst the bird was ay-
ing over the orchard. 1t was fortunate
that Is did not strike Miss Dance on the
head in its descent, which 1t came close
TO doing, as 1t fell within few inches Of
the rim OF her hat. The bell was brought
10 The Pre's Office on Wednesday, where
1t is on exhibition The shank and hole
through which the string passed by which
It was tied to the bird have become bright
from wear.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
A BLOW at Ambros,a.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27,-The uss OF
smbrosa as bar-room beverage was in
terdlcted by judicial decision yesterday.
In Judge Raed's Criminal Court eight
unlicensed sslo0n-keepers who had sold
the popular substitute for beer across
their bars pleaded guilty to indictmer Is
charging them with the sale of liquor
without licenses.
Judge Reed said that the indicted
saloon keepers had rot committed a
grave violation of The law, but il the sale
Of smbrOsia or any other method were
employed TO avoid it's provisions it was
proper that firm stand should be taken
at once against It. 1.-THE entire com
munity," said the Judge, shave now full
warning of Whist the law is, aud that the
officers Of the law are determined to en-
force the act OF Assembly as the Legisla
ture Intended It to be enforced Thu
defendants were discharged and sentenc,
susDendpd
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
DIHD,

PYLE-In Pennrbury Township, Chester
County, Pa, on June 9Th, JOB Il. Pyle, IN
the 7s1h gear CT his age.
Rolativos and friends are invited to attend
fis iupera, on Friday, the 2pth inst, At 2
O'Clock p. m, without further notice.
IULLEY.-In this city, n tbs 27th instant,
Patrick J. 1ulloy, IN the b0th year OF his
hRe,
Relatives and friends are invited to ut.
tend the funeral from hts late resIdense.
corner Of stroud and BrO4n streets, on Fri.
day m1rning, at o o'olnck. High Mas vt
ST. fRul's onuroh. Intermont ut $. Joteph's
Cemetery.
SUUrr-In this city, on the 9Th instant,
Louie j. SCOTT, aged 10 months.
Relatives and fTiends are respectfully Ia
vltsd to attend his funeral from tho resi-
den1e OF his parants, no. i1ol Brown street,
On FRIDAY the .9th iost', et2p. M.
The ~REtout'B Hordt:-
'suhe or little children TO come unto me,
For Of sucn is the Kingdom OF Heaven .
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
- . -
RerhOnAI.

Mrs. A. Z. Maxwell, of Delaware
City, has gone Into the tilk worm emil
ture on rather az extensive soalo. 6he
nss prepared two roopas in her house
10! them and has both rooms about
Allied with trays.
Miss Llllie Brown, at Dover, and
William koGonlgal, OF Virginia vsre
married at Dover yesterday BY the
Il j. F. Stonec!pher. The cereuony
took place III tee afternoon at the Preg-
5ytefian ctuFoh.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

We manufacture Black
and Blue Serge Suits by the
thousands. The lest in the
city for the money.
Flannel Suits. The Very
best goods. Unquestionable
color and value.
No more dressy Suits to
be got than our Silk Mixed
Worsteds. They're to be
depended on for most salts
factory service.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

II a friend were to ask US
can ! assure q steady,
brisk business? our best adj
vice would be-
Be sure Of your goods.
Make your prices as low as
Wanamaker & Browns. If
you can't do that, come as
near theirs as you can. Don't
expect to make a profit as
il you were In a speculation.
You will make money.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Fifth EDITION,


n. lava OF DR.. DAVID a, yerno--
a. Dr: David A. Vernon a,.a '. s.sa
9enoe near Media. ns' Iled at hIs ID
h i,on, this morning, AFTER "A iauS oc %
,.oa : Complication Of d,! long illr|
ns porn near West Cbs. ,neases'
January, 1881. and was N. ,eei, Pa
i io.a year he came 10 to- ny, SS;,.Alnius
;ssrnei the printing bu 'IrS ci'y
afrUBLIcAN oace. R Business 10
ME zlst year he entered n. reach
Msd M, 0s, cine. end siaiuai,S sne u
Union rnion he married the dasshipnia,
cooper, Of West Obea,s,u laughter ~ Of
t tS s,h AZ Village Green, Dolss.,aa Sa
%.S nasns he commenced The p M v
AFTER remaining at ,ba,
some time he rsLoy,S ~ '1s. place
T ThnneSs With bis bro,s u..' ana
r raOnas Cooper, Starred tbs nl1.
Oannty American, which ' soo, Delas
a fair circulation and H h soon sttai
p mss,0,O. Be gave up tie I prac,,Ga
,,on ~ an, ana devoted bis epilrs NJ
s sivn 70 ma printing business A't
siNays took great IUterest IN a..
tute, and some aileen ys., :. Yrs
p pus farm, to which he rs aSO
e an commenced the dairy bu,,ss
he greatly enriched bis p,SD, yu'ia
eventually purchased Tia ,ro W
lug fArms and increased nj, M NY. IVY
cows TO over 100. He also ip,, ~,
Tue most approved fixtures In MAJ.
business. His health, howsys, \,
some two years ago, whsn I.
smioted with hemoiIhaRe, and N
covering met with en- acoIdss, /,
greatly Frustrated him,
he, however, rallied until ann,
months ago be was prostt,tJ
nemorrhAge, which was ioIloys
dropsy and other maladjss mil \
nally suocumbed to their rsys,n
the meantime he had disposed NM
serest In the American IA M
ThomAs, who, with Senator n
VIII continue the publication d
paper. He whs twice marnS
hrst wife died some 20 years aoo
Ing him with q aon and two dsnsI
In 1866 he married q PhIlads
lady, whom he leaves q WIDOW
three sons and four daughters, n
uitiOn to hih farma IA n.n.1
BILE real estate In Media, and h
not wealthy, vss very coukr
tiiuAtsd. He was nan OF ersl
tivi,y and ipdonlable will, md 4
misfortune that biz health isiIed
he should have lived m1ny more
for the bene5t Of bis family an
community At large.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

A well'knoWn buiotG 10 ouI
said TO q reporter Of The REPuBl
yesterday that II the prlcs Of n
the dealers kept being rsited ~ |
In the last few dsyS o arsAiI
butchers will have TO raise the ID
the consumers. lie a.so ssid d,
butchering business wss very 4
present, and he iOtnd II hlM 4
current expenses w!,host pu.i.S
the price himself, The VI
slaughter Of beeVes, which IA
going on for the past two ystn
W est, 10 the result Of tas prss,l
Ia price. He thought 10 SnoihR
time the prices will come tOVn
80 that the retailer will DO able
living out Of The business M
prica for beef dressed, whosH
time Of the year runs fioD
cents per pound. ItLOW brings
cents per pound, which niEH Z
Item 10 the retailer, The fshl
has beer forced up very little
dealer thinks the bllcbHlng ;
about tAe pooIeet for any ono 70
In At the present time.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

- The 'hree.yCar old sou Of Samuel N.
Trump, OF tho Eleventh ward, no.
pfoacand horse pasturlns on an nd.
1oirirg iot ycsteEday morning, when
inc animal wheeled around nnd kio6ed
him IN the fnoe, Knocking hin down
anu irJar'ns him qaita badly. Ha was
plckeI 40 Oy Gid brother and osrr,ed
dies Tare applied. --s
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Getting a Profit Selling at a Loss

There's a room spe-
cially set apart as a
Bargain R o m ,
where the price is
cut almost in half, to
close out odds and
ends.
You can't afford
to pass it, if you
want to make a dol
lar do the work of
two.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

This morning, William Redman and
William Simmons, both colored employ.
eCs VI Cranston Il Ne bold, engaged In
a controversy, which finally ended In
simmons throw ing a shovel at Redman.
The shovel struck him over the lett eye,
cutting cash about two inches In
length, and iracturing the first table OF
the bone. Tho man was brought to the
office Of DR.. Morr son, who sewed up the
wound, after which he was taken home
In carriage.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Tho Excursion to rnilAos pnia.

The excursion which N. D. edward
proposes 80 run to Philadelphia nexi
Tuesdfy evening to witness the opera
Of "The Bohemian Girl" should be
we'll pstronized, and he should not ex.
perieDce the slightest trouble In obtain
ing che requisite two hundred persons.
The fare, inoludir z y reserved seat at
the Opera House, will only be SLIPS. The
subscription list is nov open at Thomas
Il Go g, No. 42l Market street, where
all Who Wish to 20 can hand in their
names.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The floral tributes used ct the funeral
Of Samuel Parker this morning were
made by Jacob L. Brown & 90 florists,
In S1uth Wilmington. They were very
Handsome, and consisted of the follow.
ing: Gates sjar from the conductors
Of the Delaware R,ilroad; pillow and
crown from Apollo Castle, No. 2. X.
@. ID pillow from the family OF the
deceased; oIosa and crown from the en-
gineers OF the Delaware Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Resitered on Wednesday: W. j.
Garner, N. Y, @. R. Csskey, N. Y; f
NJ Gilbert, Buffalo, N. Y; W. j. Bar.
Der, Walllneford, Conn; j. Heyman,
Drink MSlto; W. Mckinley, Philadel
phia, Pa; j. P Hill, Va; 8. AHrtin
Pernsm Cal. il. q. Lambert, Baltimore
4, G. Goodon, Baltimore; Ira CloWArd
Ssaford Jas. Pollock, Penna.; Jas. II
MORGAN. Del; j g, Norman, N. ; j
X. Taylor, Baltimore; Geo. w. Scott
Bs .timurn; Pe:civsl O. Pyle, Anon
dsle, N. Z. w. II Hold gee, City.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Nesting This Afternoon.

Tie directors of the Dean Wooden
Company Of Newark will meet this az
terucon at the law office OF Edward G.
Bradford, Esq, for the purpose of max
ing come arrangements to terminate the
efsirs Of the company, and pay 10 th'
stotkaolders their pro rata share of tn,
inEurauCe money.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Tho Republican PIONaiiaa u
Organized last night VIII Y
Baker As president and d. h.
finger as secretary. Ds.'RiH
Stare League were elsclsd y
John q. Bskar, Harry B p9ll
L. A. Kistinser james ~
George Mccall. AliffnAgs
Harmer Bile and ETaEs "a
Esq. Another club vas aI,o1
last night In the Institute Bal
tie purpose OF taking an ieiis
the coming Presldeniis! i'nl
will be known AZ the IlPle1
The following offcafl veg
President, Water b. H'Js'
rotary, Edgar l. H,yE9. s..
we're elected to the sts's Is, y.
lows: Walter H. Hlja
K. Duncan, z. H, WAR;
L Hg4ecs and EiTllt y
Al,e,nait.: Rlas,rd D. Dl Pc.
q. Raymond, hCrIs W Sll-
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

As Deleplsine Mason, oolored, was
passing over Market street bridge this
afternoon, he INST Samuel Smith, who
without provocstion drew . knife and
cut quite q Rssh In Mason's neck.
Mason called &C the drug store OF DR..
Morrison, where bis wound was prop.
erly dressed. Smith ia rather q dan.
Rerous character, and should DO ar
reGtsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Throwing banana skins ON the pave
ment is very dangerous practice, as Mr..
Peter Durham, who is now growing 10
be an old man, can attest He was
walking up the street one day last week
when he trod on on banana skin, falling
his full length on the sidewalk. He L
still suffering from the fall, being SORE
and still,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Ths attention Of mechanics and others
who desire 20 purchase desirable build
ing Site would DO well to consult tine ad
yertlsement OF the Highlands, of which
Head q Company are the agents, who
will take pleasure in giving you any In
formation you may want in regard Il
prices and terms OF paYment.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Ina recsnt ait b9a' I., Il
stock holderl 0 a pol'al't. 'o ~,
socln.iln, which, ilsl ~, 4,
had suffered sevsIa ray ~,
che directors sssiaa Y r "
court gave q verllA gym !,
Tors, cod ordered 'asa Nv. Y
the loss OF the a'io,li ,s,s M
above lS would appai .' w. s1cd|
congeg uencs Of tl'li !, n n,E.
can DO COMPELLED "
r. Han
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

IN consequence OF the TEin the Rs.
publican ratification msetlcZ, wh,cl
WAS 10 EGVs been held this evening, 81
Ninth and 6hip!ey streets, has bsen
postponed until Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The YCung Peoples ChriAtian Asso-
citation, Of the Olivet Presbyteria
Chulcb, have postponed their excursion
to BirniuR CHAM Park until Monday
next. Tickets alresdy cut will be good
for that day.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Yes terday a wsffa ',aam.ol,irl
City Court, upon a. II gnnI
Lee, for the arrest .... 81 MA
for keeping a house ss.o % Il 4
nall street above S End d 4
hardt. who arrested l. 'l . ,s sl ,
81 p. '' 'sanipir
r. Hl.5 ana " 10 ~
CO. 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

qRRGG- PYLE-At Asou,y parfoas "a. ON
the 2otn inst. by the Rev. j. &. bryan,
MilliRm NJ, drSgE, of marshAllton, ana
Eva :. Pyle, OF u foenpank.
SMIrH-UsLLER-At Asbury parsonage.
on tbs 2oth inst, by ms Rev. ] Il. Bryan,
John A. Smith, OF koWlRndsvillq, Md ,
anu Nellie y. Daller, of 9ro- nsank.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

The Uaion Church Sunday school,
colOTed, gave an excursion to Oakland
this morning on the steamer john A.
Warner. The steamer Left Fourth
trse; wharf after 8 O'Clock, and despite
The weather WIS largely attended,.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Tomorrow prouoises to be clearing
and mottgate temperature. Saturday
clear 10 partly cloudy and rather
warmer,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Umbrella Top, 81 rs, white.
'all of the very best
materials and work
'manship.
We send a man to
measure your win
dows or porches for
awnings and put
them up complete,
10 cents per square
foot for average size
windows.
A fine assortment
of white Swisses in
polka dots, etc, for
curtains are reduced
nearly o n e-half-
regular price, soc.
Acc, 35c-all at one
price of 25 cents.
A great bargain
in thin curtains
all ov er printed
work in blue and
|red--what we have
left are $1.25 from
$3.50 a pair.
| Thin white goods
for hot W e a t h Q +
dresses:
Victoria Lawns,
| India Linens,
Linen de Dacca,
India Lawns,
THE finest line OF
nice white goods we
ever had. lOc. to
5Oc.
Some odd lots OF
lArmieta Checks
good styles yet--.alI
/ we have l6 cents in.
;Istead of %. Leno
:Ilace plaids the same
way--l9 cents in
,Istead of 25.
Il Panama Stripes very
.slpretty lace effect with inter,
woven blue and red pin stripe
! lone Of the incest hot weathe
thin dresses he.e-reduced from
20 cents to IS cents.
An extraordinary oppoltunit,
) in white Flouncings on Swiss
i for white dresses. The yer,
,, handsomest patterns this sea
.. son. A late purchase gave then
: to US at a remarkably low fig
n ure-you get them the same
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
snouldu't 30 Al'

ooa thing thas J., Ds sIlT'
for the psople o. o ~. I'd Jia.y
ing of the c il.I,, ,1y y,pals
walks arc not sny .iSSoo1'd
osnches and siE q. ,Ss 'csis
Cd obi to Be place. On ~ tarIsTTsiIri
sspec billy on A'',.~,.t
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

Az ofthe srtcsry stores will close on
the FsuIth Of July.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
y5IHE AKrIsaNS'savlNG BANK.
no. 6O2 MARKET aTREET.

no. b03 RqARAET SHEET.
MOOR poRATHp .,sHBRuARY zs.le1
Opento receive depogilB daily from o. 70
tatil p. m, Rnd On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 7 TO O'Clock.
Tho charter Of tho bank provides that :,
profits upon its Investments, except no muoi
as is required for tho payment Of neeessAel
expenses aud for suitable surplus for gay
security OF doposisors, shRlI be divtdel
afnOn5 the doposiLors.
No manager is allowed TO borrow any part
Of the funds deposited with the Cooperation
MANAGE
y. WsSls " cldin, NJ. Il. Lichteuetoln,
}eO. q. Capeile Alexander J. Kart
uhGs. W. Rowland. N. Il, Benson,
Ics. J.. Carpenter, Jr., j oh II. JseEson
Henry r D1re. Anthony Higgins
washington ahgting5,
MONEY LuAHED On MORr6AuAS,
gAo. ". Euga, GKo. 5. OAPHLIH
President. Sioo-Sesidens'
II. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
10 I-NV Jos. ID. hArHER AddltoE.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
s.crs nssnM

Thomas Myers q IA e,'IIl
man s Fox, The . IN III
had his left hand D1a,' Nh
10 O'Clock this mot Nina II
in 6 trim ming nsC =. i.s, ii
the Y : 'a''a -, 10
l. 4 IT'D
= ae ,aad,, n !
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

There is no end to
the Thin Things.
Every conceivable
color and style.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28
Hot Weather Hints,

You can't afford to waste
time nor lose your patience
hunting through a stock halt
an hour or longer, for the
proper size. You'll get on
sight here, Big, Little Long,
Extra Long, Medium, Short,
Stout or Fat Sizes in all the
hot weather things. Big
Mems big waist and short
LEGGED trousers always or
hand. Nerges, aIpacas and
seersuckers in abundance.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

r CSr-oN WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
! milk bosk, The tader will DO saitA.
big rewarded on leaving salns at this ONCE.
i28-HlA
Daily Republican., 1888-06-28

bringerl
b sale 81
VIM B. Sharp& Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS.

The ordinary size
of a silver dollar is
Al inches in circum-
ference. The pur.
chasing power of
that same dollar just
Inow,in certain lines,
lis nearly 9 inches
lin circumference.
One dollar gets
nearly as much as
two.
Is the busy little
mosquito after you
yet? We are here
to protect you. Can
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