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Daily Republican., 1888-06-29


A man named Albert q. williams
was arrested yesterday afternoon on .
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretense. IL seems that last fall . man
giving the same or q very similar name
was in this city disposing OF rights 10
sell fashion plates. He claimed 20 be
an agent for the Universal Fashion
Com pany Of New York, and succeeded
in disposing Of Q number Of riRhts at
prices ranging from SIS TO 80 each. The
parties never received anything for
their money, aud the letters sent to the
|nrr were never answered.
Yesterday Williams made his ap'
psnrance in this city and called upon
William N. Pyle, to whom he offered
to cell the exclusive right for the plates
for this city for $500. He assured MT.
|Pyle that the Universal Fashion Com
pauy had no agency in this city, but 81
Mr.. Pyle had learned OF the trAnsac'
tions last fall he refused to buy. II
happened tia. . lady was In the store
ut The time who had been victimized
| lpst fall, and she had williams arrested
The above facts were brought ont at the
bearing before Judge Cummins lAs'
evening, but as II was not shown thai
Williams was the man who WORKED
this city last fall, he was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

BorrlB & HeAdinser, dry goods mer-
chants trem Railing, Pa, who located
at No. 209 Market street about the first
OF March, and were 50 unfortunate rs TO
get nearly burned out about q month
ngo, 1t In sGld will discontinue the bust.
nSss IN our city. A reporte. Of the RE
PUBLICAN was Informed oh calling at
the XIX ~ cod Houee, Wherh Mr. Read.
iuger boarded, that he left WILMINGTON
last TuesdAy, ard they dill not know
anything OF bia Intentions whether LIE
had left the city for good not. The
reporter also made ipqriry at Mr. Nor.
rls' boarding place, the @ BISON House,
and wBa informed that nothing WAS
known there IN relation to that gentle.
mans whe:eEbouts and Intentions.
The reporter next called at their
former place OF business, aud ON look.
Ing into the st0re found bht few goods
on the shelves, as the bulS Of shem had
been Bold a. reduced prices after tho
fire. He next called on Mr.. Barley,
lone Of the owners of the property, who
said h8 knew nothing OF their wherea-
bouts or their Intentions. And he hard ly
Thought tie 6rm knew what they in.
tended to do about opening out their
store Saain. Mr.. Mathars, the insur.
spce agent with whom they placed
their Insurance.. ta!1 tho losses bad been
IBAtiofActorily adjusted BY the appoint.
Ina OF dry goods NAV by the firm,
who Was brought from Healing. and g
fire adjnster from the GirArd Fire 10.
surAnce Company OF Philadelphia, who
} made y careful apprAisbment OF thu
losseH, which were paid eyer to Morris
81 Raadlnger, except that a part OF the
money was subject 30 the rent of th'
etcIe. Everything WaA satisfn otorily
arrau gad between ihe O rh and the rep.
re Jsn'stives OF the irsuIauos company
Tho firm paid oil OF its bills IN cur city
AMI can engage IL bus rGes again .
! their will,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

The latest rumor about our drinking
water and the cause of the bad odor aud
taste Of the same, is said to he owing to
several dead babies having been fount in
Cool Spring Reservoir by workmen who
have been engaged in cleaning 1t out.
A reporter OF the REPUBIJcIN look d
the matter up and called at the Office of
the Water Department, when the rumor
was emphatically denied and the idea
hooted at 1t is caused hy the same kind
of rotten vegetable mater which was
maze the subject OF an investigation up
the Brandywins some two years ago by
the Board Of Health. ID is thought the
recent rain win remedy The matter and
the water assume its natural taste in q
day or two at iurlherest Everything is
being done by the Water Department to
remedy the evil.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Yesterday afternoon while wilhelm
Roth Was engaged at work ut Eising q
Lange's, he was struck on the hesd by
. descending elevator and sustained q
severe scalp wound. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Pyle.
George 6ayder, employed by the
Diamond StAte Iron Company, Was
struck in the head by revolving crank
yesterday afternoon and severely In
jured.
John Gravel, IN emp!oye OF the same
company, while engaged In rolling red
ho. iron the end of the bar entered MS
thigh. he vas taken 70 the Hom0o.
pathic Hospital, where DR.. Pyle dressed
tho wound.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

nhos ana Killed Hs WHOA adB 600
Fire-ths seaffoiding aives way -Un-
iswfai Seizure.
Chas. Decker, a farmer Of Buepa Vista
Illinois, sent mis- children from the house
on Wednesday, and then shot and killed
ms Wne. Going into another room,
Deckier tnen shot himself through the
heart and cut bis throat with a razor.
The couple bad mise children. The cause
of the tragedy is unknown.
A FIRE occurred In McCrann's fat render
ing establishment, in Paterson, New Jer.
sey, yesterday morning. The flames
spread to the stables OF Hopper 6, Acker.
man, which were destroyed. 80 horses
persisted In the flames Demorest's din-
ing saloon was also destroyed. LOGS $25,-
0O0i partially insured.
A tcaffoldlng on the nearly cor npleted
10-story building of the New York Life
Insurance Company, in Kansas City, Mis-.
souri,, gave way yesterday, precibita ing
Guatavus Clifford, William Iremlln and
Richard Thorn, bricklayers. TO the side
walk beneath They were all killed
The Secretary oil State has officially
called the attention of the British Minis.
ter resident at Warrington to the case OF
the American ship Bri1gewater, unlaw
fully seized by the customs offitials OF
ths Dominion of Canada n year $40 and
; detained for 81 days at Shelburna.
Thomas Esterbrook, prominent cit..
zen of Barntt,ble Massachusetts com
mited suicide on Wednesday By taking
poison. He was melancholy because O
> long illness which followed the amputa.
tion of his leg, which was hurt In ear
, riage accident about a yea. ago.
John Risbee and wylIe Lee, colored
:. arrested in Chetopa, Kansas, on Tuesday
: leveping, for the shooting of City Marsha
Bently and his deputy, Morgtn, wer,
taken from the Sheriti's custody early or
i. Wednesday morn ing, and lynched by n
!, EARNED mob.
D Theodore Cantor, farmer, WAS attack
,, ed on his way home from Kingston
:; Michigan, on Wednesday night. by tire,
n brothers named Drost, who demanded hi
Z. money. He shot one dead, and fatally
Il, wounded another. and thinks be hit tn
]. third who escaped.
=, General Sheridan did not leave Wash
ingion for Nonquitt, because oihhe storm
and he will not be removed until tn
a weather becomes more prooiti0us. HI
D. physicians issued q favorable bulletin las
highs.
o The ofiicisl canvass OF the vote of tn
= State OF Oregon on the Cor gressions
" election resulted ss follows: Hermann
O. Rep, 50 $50; John NJ Gearing, Dem
o, 25,412; George NJ Miller, Fro, 194i
Hermann's plurality, 747o.
ri The Grand Jury In Louisville, Ker
q lucky, yesterday returned four indie
) ments against James W. Tate, la'e Stat
- Treasurer, for embezzlement. The tots
r. amount set out in the indictm emit is $s04
ID oS5
Fou- long Island oyster s1oops ha,
bsen tied up as Stamford, Cbnnecticu
II, by the Uried States Marshal and the
10. tcaptairs are held for taking oysters
connecticut waters.
+. 7. Lantry, a guest at the Asst
House, 10 New York. committed suici,
tie early yesterday morning. He not on
sy used n razor. but swallowed morphine.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

TaomAs R. Lally will sell at public
sale TO morrow afternoon, at 8 O'Clock,
ten building lots, Ave Of which arr
located over Third street bridge, sd
jaoent to the Lobdell Oar Wheel 0forkI
and other manufacturing establish
mepts. The other Ave lots are over
Eleventh stree. bridge, on the southsrly
side OF Lodge street near the Pullman
car shops. As the sale is positive, In
order to close an estate, bargains may
be expacted.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

omeers Elected.

Wilmington Lodge, No. /, A. o. q.
w :, last evening elected the following
officers: p. M. W., II. r. Bourdonj W.
W., Lewis 6eese; foreman, o. 3. Wat
son; oyerseer, Charles NJ. Muroh; re-
cordsr, W. H. FairlAmb; hnanciee, o.
9. Wood; receiver, Joseph X. Adams;
guide, N. W. Smith; inside watchmap,
]. @. Hulett; outside watchmsp, Alfred
Collins; trustee, Benjamin @. Gam;
medical examinere, DR.. e. G. Short
iidae, DR.. j. 7. v. Blockton.
Fame Castle, No. 2, Ancient Order
Knights OF the Mystic Chain, last even
ing elected the following ofioers: Com
mander, Lewis Clond; vice commander,
Townsend Dodd; lieutenant, John A.
Bennett; chief OF staff, Wesley Meteor
assis tant CHIEF, John LookArJ; chaplain,
Charles A. Oossgrove; inside guard,
Harry Dunbar; outside guard. RtohArd
Register; trustee, John Lockard.
wArW,ck CAST Q. No 8. X. q. g.,
last evening elected officers ne followsi
Past chief, james Keenan,; noble chtei,
George II. Bensler; vice chief, John u
gpeakman; cir herald. David Fl. Megill
high priest, Charles II. Ayare; venera
bic hermit, Robert keenan,; master O.
records, Anderson Fielding; O. Of X
Edwin II. Ubsr; X of E., H. T. Hukill
trustee, GustAvus Son oield; represeuta
tive to Grand CASTLE, Anderson Fed
ing.
elecsed the foIiowipg officer: P. u
W. r Nillikep; O. O., William White
head; v. c., Caarlee Heudrixson; p
John T. Edwards; NJ At A, Bepjaml
g. Gam; trustee. Peter NJ. Stewart; X
OF Il and g., william T, Whitwortl
NJ. OF r., Thomas Morine; N. OF e., J
K. Grubb.
Alpha Council, No. /, L. o. r. G
last evening elected the following Of
GERS: Commander, DR. Charles o. Funl
vice commander, Isaac Racket; r
corder, ii. o. Moore; financial eorib
J. q. ssylor; treasurer, p. o. Bnyde
prelnte Richard Grier; mavshal, OsSp
Il. Pennington; knight. William Ea
lisb; wsrden. K. b. LTmbArd; sennns
WAlter z. King. Two past comma
ders, Richard Grier and A. Z, eaylo
ware elected from the floor.
Brandywine Ooncla7e, No. 4, Hspt
sophs, or 3. w. M, last evsninR elects
the following ofiosrs: Chancellor, j
seph Pyle; aIchon. Harry W. Quin b
provost, George W. Grandel; pielAt
BsDjamin J. Downing; inspector re
eral, william b.: Paradise; treasure
samuel J. Price; recording scrlt
GsorRe B. Hobbs; financial sorih
John Winirup.
Champion Lodge. No. 9. Z. OF I
. have elected the following officers:
c., Frank Woodward; G. c, Harry
Ptusti; V. c., Frank willing; j
Thomas Moore; M. OF A., William
Reynoldt; trustee, William O'Conu'
There officers will bs publicly Install
on Wednesday evening, July 11lh.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

BLACK SPRINGS, A-R., June 20
Intsrnsl Revenue Collector Frye and 3
posse rnded a Moohshirers' camp IN
THE vicinity On wednesday and de
stroye6 heir distilleries. Shortly after
wards tbs posse was attacked from am
bush by an armed bAud OF Moonshiners.
A regular battle ensued, In which
Depnty United States MArfhNl Tram
mel wss killed, Collector Frye hat
autographed to Fort Smith for reinforce
m6ntb,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

CHICAGO, Jnue 2s.-Mrs. Msckie
Rawson, wife Of the millions ire banhe or,
who attempted to murder her husbands
lawyer, whitney, in court q short time
ago. was yesterday admitted to bail, II
being thought Whitney will recover
She will have to remain In jail thirty
days, however, for ooEtsmpt OF court
ain continuing to shoot at whitney,
though the Judge wEs loudly calling
for order"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Judge Cum nings disposed of the fol.
lowing cases this morning: John Murphy
and William Conner, charged with drunk
enness, were committed until tomorrow.
Harry Mcdaniel was On smother of hi,
period ical sprees, but escaped with the
light fine OF 81 and COTS. Spencer VIII
hAms, colored, was sentenced to pay u
and costs for being drunk and disorderly,
Harry Scott, Of South Wilmington, wa'
charged with disoIderly conduct, but
upon his agreeing TO pay for the damage
he had done, the prosecutor withdrew the
charge, and he was dismissed on payment
of costa.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

George W Dougher y Of Newport, ia a
non-conbaGant In order to avoid trou-
BILE, he has forbidden his boys to strike
back when asssiled, and should they be
provoked to resistance If wrong he wish
es to be informed OF their infrAction Of
his commands. If parents generally
would adopt this methol, a great deal OF
trouble would be avoided, and the good
of the communi y would be promoted.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Last evening the Delaware Saenger
bund, csc ted handsome gold badge
to Charles Yetter, the well-known baker,
In recognition of the tact that he sold
over two hundred tickets tor the so.
ciety's excursion to Cape May, on last
Sunday week. The pin consists oil scroll
containing the name of the recipient, and
an oval pendant of leaves in the eentre,ci
which i5 Tyre, beneath which is a scroll
of blue, bearing the words Delaware
Sapnpprhund -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

DeHAven Norris, the secretary and
treasurer OF the johnson Forge Com
pany, was united In marriage yesterday
morning to Miss Georgia Kendig Of
Yerk, Pa. The ceremony Was perform
ID by the Rev. Mr.. Mic st the residence
Of the brides parents, In the presence
Of large nun Der Of friends. At 10
O'Clock the newly-wedded couple left
for q trip through the New England
States and Canada. When they returH
they will reside ut No. 923 Market
afreat
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Wells, nee Miss
Lizzie U. Gibbons, who were married on
Thursday morn ng the 2lst OF June, by
the Rev. Father BIRMINGHAM, having re
turned from their wedding tour, were
rendered reception by the Frs RegI.
ment band, at their hew home, 1905 West
trout street last evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Wilmington is now connected by te'e-
phone with the following places; Chester,
Philadelphia, Newport, Stanton, Newark
Media, West Chester, Hockesin, Centre
vile, Rockland, Atlantic City, New Cas-
tie, Delaware City, st. Georges, Kirk
wood, Nc DonouRh, Middletown, Odessa,
Townsend, Smyrna, Dover and Wyom-
ing. Connection will be made with other
points as last as the patronage will war
lant
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

The Wilmington 80 Northern Rail-
road Company arefhAving new siding
put dowa at Grhenville, for the Gccom
mediation OF NE increased busiuefs OF
the company ct that place. Tho fence
has also Zen moved back on tho south.
eastsTp j50fner in order that tho earth
IA the Gank may be used to raise the
ground on the northeast corner to q
level with the road. We are pleased to
see this avidepos of increased business
and Improvements in the EeiRhnothood
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

K. P. Mosn, NJ. sos West Ninth
street, desires agents to sell the patent
pinless chaiu clothes limo and towel
holder. This line Is represented to be
the beat thing Of the kind ever invented
and should come into general uss.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Mr.John Wainwright ssys the porpoist
COMPANY ia dope fishipg for the season
They Will commend again In the fall
The osioh has been very Su9oesstul thus
far, ard the industry Ia bound to be q
sucoess spd the stock egestuslly pay
big dividtnds before long. The trouble
has been that It has taken large out
lay Of money 10 get lhs plant establish
ed, bu. be thinks it will pay The stock
holder. in the end.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Owing TO the wet weather there were
but few present at the mestirg Of the
trustees Of the Brandywine 5auri.
lamp Meeting AS ooistioR yesterday
afternoon, and the privileges were nos
awarded. The tents were located, and
u WnS decided to meet again next
Thursday to swSId tho privileges.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

BUFFALO, N Y June 30 Charles 8.
Graham, for three years mail ass1rter in
the post office, was arrested yesterday on
the charge OF robb!ng the mails. Money
letters nave been missed for ZONE time
past, and Graham was caught by de-
GOV letter
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

NEW YORK, Juue 80 j oseph Greon.
Geld, ron OF ID, g Greenfield, q furrier,
was arra'gned in Court yesterday
charged With theft by his father. Last
Monday Young Greenfield tt1le trunk
filled with furs valued at $26. 900, from
the store. He was arrested At Roches
ter. He was committed in default o.
bail,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
Sale of Horeea

L. W. stidhsm Il Bon, auctioneers,
sold on Thursday for Roberts q Tyson,
at Chester, Pa, ten horses, at an aver
age 1880 ps- head. Two of the num-
Der were purchased by Robert Strain,
OF thin city. Bob knows q good horse
when he sees it, ard also knows how t.
sell one TO advantage.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

ATLANTIC CITY, June 2S The worst
rain and wind-storm since August, 1879,
is prevailing here. The ocean tides are
running high, but no especial damage
has been done on the beach front. The
streets are overflowtd with water and
many trees have been blown down.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Panama Stripes "a very
pretty lace effect with inter
woven blue and red pin stripes
-one OF the incest hot weather
thin dresses here-reduced from
20 cents to IS cents.
An extraordinary opportunity
in white Flouncings on Swiss,
for white dresses, The very
handsomest patterns this sea-
son. A late purchase gave them
to us at a remarkably low fig
nre-you get them the same,
They are n yards deep, fine
land stylish There's AZ yards
TO each dress pattern, $3.50, IS
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Powell. In the Third street market,
has an extra fine assortment OF fish for
&c. morrow's market, consisting Of sal
mon, Spanish mackerel, blue nsh, por
sies, hAlibut, founders, srout. res bass
and butter fab. He also has me LOT
of snappers.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

nx Hour.
N. Gibson,
&- lillian Chandler,
DAILY REPURDs;.:; .s s;sa s Ri'' 10


lAILy REPURDs;ss;. s s:sH S Si'f sss
elect was arrayed
* dress and 200 guests were
ugamHzD DAIyt the house Of her uncle,
lone william Long. The bridegroom
elect was lying on a cot In the City Hos
initial with q bullet through his head, he
Rad lied to kill himself on bis wedding
nigh. The case has created great sen
sation In social circles. The young man
father is a retired business man, and the
ympg lsdy is q leading society belle In
Chele ca. They have been engaged for
several years and there was every evi
dence Of true love and devotion on the
part OF each.
forme4 at O'Clock but when the CLOCK
cbimtd the hour the bridegroom hsd not
arrived An hour pas ed and the bride
elect s. ned away from the effects OF
the 'tle nervous strain, There was
great exc ement in the crowded rooms.
Courie,s we're despatched to the young
mans Dom, but he could not be found
At last the guests departed and iudig
nant rela ives of the young lady tried TO
p.cify her with the statement that the
Young men was not worth crying Tor II
he was such scroundrel as TO decamp
on his wedding night.
Qllt lhhb N89 bohub wa
acene was being enacted at the young
mans rooms. Arrayed only in his I'M
derclothes, he paced Wildly up and down
his room waiting for the dress UT which
the tailor had promised to deliver early
IN the afternoon. The hour for the cere-
nouy arrived, but the dress suit did not
come. Two hours passed AID ths young
man grew frenxisd A pistol shot sound
Cd through the house. The other occu-
rants broke In the door and found the
young man lying on the feor with an
agly bullet hole in his head He was
still alive, and the ambulance being
pummoued, he was carried to the City
Hospital, where he died to night
Miss Chandler was hysterical through
cut the night All that was possible
vas done for her comfort but she re-
fused TO be comforted. She remained
steadfast in the belief that her lover wa
true to her and that he would come IL
sAe end and explain away all the crue
doubts and fears which beset her. eh'
q greatly pros.rated by his death.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Mrs. Mary Johnson, the mother Of Mrs
Charles II. simmons. fell down stairs
last evening at the residence of her SON
in.law, No SB7 French street, and broke
her arm. A physician was summoned
who succeeded in reducing the fracture,
and this morning She was resting rs com
Portable as could be expected.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

The excursion of Asbury N. e. Suu-
day tchool to Braudywino Springs was
postponed this morning on account OF
The jnosmency Of the weather. 1t is
probable that next Tuesday will be
fixed upon, bat this liz not positively
geJtled,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
WOOL weAlh'I' ,,r /
,..u,,n,tapdlns the v'S y ~

NOtwIthstAHuIn o0t Y n,
is rather cool, = @ n !, 70 to eol,e,Ii
S SoI l foP oco1 n :. II ne1,'SS, a
w UtSasII GS C q Bs ,ss3s, . Il
s 6is Saansoq Ia;'i l9v CT :, 9 1lt5 Fl
t Te.Sr u "a siE'd'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
Tho Appointment uomp,sted

This morning MsyOr. elect HarEing ten
completed his appointments 40 follows;
SAMUEL Clyle, Jr., and Ffhnk M.
Ayars a. pAtrolmen; aud Astury Ser.
ling, isuitOr at the City Nall.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Frgascn, Of No. IL East Second
strAet, hos an extra large and doe stock
of ere works on hand, which he 10 offer
ing al tho lowest market price. Par
chaser3 are Invited tb call aud learn
prices before making their eelec:ions.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
Olaared for NsrA OruE

Tho Mexican steamer Tlacopoltan,
which has been undergoing repairs AI
the Harlan & EollipPaworth Company
lef; thts moruirg for VeTR Cruz, Mexico
She was bulls by the above. named Arm
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

The Petrel Bay Club wi give a pic
mic at Schptzen Park, bn Tuesday, July
3rd. A free hack for ladies' will leave
Filth and Market stree during the day.
a street parade will be given the .veling
before.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29


Umbrella Top, S1.35, pink.
Umbrella Top, 81 20, white.
Umbrella Top, s1.90, pink.
Umbrella Top, $3.50, white.
Umbrella Top, q rs, white.
all of the very best,
materials and work.
'manship. |
We send a man to-
measure your win
dows or porches forI
awnings and putt
them up complete,
10 cents per square
foot for average size
Windows.
A fine assortment
lof white Swisses in
polka dots, etc, for
lcurtains are reduced
NEARLY o n e-halt-
regular price, SOC,
I40c, 35c-all at one
lprice of % cents.
| A great bargain
lin thin curtains
jail yer printed
work in blue and
lred--what we have
left are $1.25 from
1880 a pair.
Thin white goods
Ifor hot W e a t h @ 1
dresses:
Victoria Lawns,
India Linens,
Linen de Dacca,
India Lawns,
the finest line O.
nice white goods We
ever had. lOc. tt
l5Oc.
Some odd lots O
lArmieta Checks
lgood styles yet--.al
1--we have Is cents in
lstead of %. Len,
yIlace plaids the sam,
way--l9 cents in
|stead of rs.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Fits all Mason ilrl, Keeps the solid
fruit below she syrup and thas prevents
uonlding. Ask to tes IL b. AN llfa ans,
l. Lewis Row, 4l3 Kiug street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

u COMS FURNISHED w UFFUR-
II, nishsd and board Also, table. board.
Ht ne s9est home. s3i Market st i29-tt"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

For cramps. pains, &c., use DR.,
Bimms' Pain SeArcher sure everytime,
Depot, Fourth aud Ring streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

40 yards a. h1e cocoa mstting re
ducei from 10 TO t6 cents per yard. Fl
u. Cfsnor, Ell.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Tho Wilmington a Northern X. II.
Will Tissue excursion tickets from all
., .nis on ihsir line July Sd to July 9th
inclusive, good TO retbra July 9th.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

Powell, No, 3JS Md sou strss, aud
Washington street market, mrs 9 fine
lot Of hsh for to -m2rroW's market,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29
Notice.

Just opened, new line of fine
Zephyr Ginghams, at rs cents,
80 inches wide. These goods
have been very scarce, and this
lot we have been expecting
every day for the past four
weeks. They are now here and
as it is the last lot that will be
in the market this season we
advise an early call.
Also 50 pieces of those splen-
did new styles l23-cent Cling
hams; the best and handsomest
ever shown.
New Batists, l21 cents. Our
stock of these very desirable
goods is quite extensive, having
about all the good styles in the
the market.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

For worms and puny children no
rsme6y 30 Moe as DR.. simms' Worm
Killer.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

GoTO THE BRluoEwArER HOUSE,
NJ corner OF SCOTT stress and Hilpin ave.
nuo. for fresh ard salt In % $, hams, should
orc AND smoked saasegss, all of which will
Do sold for casa on small prOa 8
i19 ST. J. MEARHE.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

For blood diseases no remedy 81
RrAnd IS DR.. Sim ma Blood Purifier.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-29

~ Won want . go9o p XII, 81
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