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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-03-01

For sale by c. Frank Jones, Chorlestown,
West Virginia.
Nav ., lSs7-lyr.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
BEE HIVE
3O6 MARKET STREET.


We are showing thouaanes
OF useful things that make a
very sensible present for the
coming holidays, and mention a
few below.
Thousands OF Handkerehiefs
from &C to s. each. Our asiolt-
ment is immense and includes
an attrs ciivc line Of Silk Mufilers
You will emember those fine
hems,I,ched initia handker
chiefs for gentlemen we sold so
many a last year. Well, we
have a better this time.
Also one for Ladies. Also a
large line OF Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Combs, Pocket Books.
Hard Bags, Silk FishucI at ex
ira low prices.
Stamped Linen goods, Cor
sets, Ribbons, Silk or wool Mi
tens. ChiIdren's Plush, Velvet
or Cashmere Caps. S ON c
beauties among them Muff and
Boss, Gossamers for ladies and
chlldien, and a good Rubber
Coat for boys; over 400 I'm
brellas from soc to 50. Gents
furnishing goods. Kid Gloves
and Mittsns. fur top.
Linen Table Sets. Towels,
perfect beauties. Fancy table
covers, fine blankets, Century
cloth, calico and ginghams, an
endless variety Of dress goods.
Silks and pushes Ladies'
Skirts, Jackets, UlsteTs, Rag
lans, Plush Goats and Wraps,
and a big line OF Children's
Coats, and Kriss Krinkie to
please the little ones. You
know our prices are right.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Ask for YOGsh'a Smoking To5iso,.
Jos. Wallace coz Pine street.
New York Blue Point Oysters Q
Henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very hns
oupplnR AVID issching by George B
sstzneE, les East Third street.
YergoT's, 4ig 5hipley a., Is the pace
'Gr picture fTimes and pictures A LARGE
seek ready ffAmtd.
Cotton seed meal row really for Dc
Ieyy. Send orders 20 TatnAll Hrps.
OF MaTylaId avenue.
$500 for ~ cabinets and one sElO p'o
tuse BY OhrisimEs, 81 Gun mings, 500
Market street.
IL fine cabinets for t3. 90, ard one $40
rams sizs irss With each duzsn, At Hol-
nd's, so Market street.
Tue clesbsins, aniseptio and hsalirg
qualities OF DR., eags's CatArTh Remedy
srs I'M quallsd.
jordan, artist IN photography, 6l5H
Market street, IL prepared for the hoil-
lay trade.
Hiram YsrRer eel trunks, sAtchels,
rubes, blankets ard harness lower than
the lowest. sO7 Shirley slfeet.
A stylish newmarket In good Quality
Of cloth for $3.50 st tie nov P5iiAdei.
nhia lsdies' CLOAK aud Iuit store, l2l
Market street
A large assortment OF misses and
ahildfen's coats and dteaKes Of the new
Philadelphia lsdiss' cloak End suit
store, 1871 Market street.
NlSsef Eva ard Merry A. and their
ho her J. raomss AmiVn, ART yieitiag
1 1eir aunt, Mrt. J ID SBArks, Of Canal
Bridge, s. GtOrseH hundred.
Election is over. Let us have peace
ard sell tobacco cheaper than ever.
Respectfully, A A. Chapman, Seventh
| sud Orange streets.
Would alter houge after March 18th
| u61t, No. s4S Madison street, into store
Tor good tenant. Would mAHs . good
laundry Stand. Apply TO W. scett
Vernon, REPUBLICAN oAioe.
Oar o. liens ara warned Of the dsnger
u using toe olmmo1 ooal oil sold 10
oulk re suss Of safety by using PrAit's
Astral OIL. You never heard OF All e.
ideIt from i's use Comes 10 scale
ans, Supplied by the aRsnt, y. jam
Belt, druggist, 9Th and Market sis., an
al Wide-aWake gr0osrs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

THB DIMCC FATS hal voled Aga,1s
tbs D,res Tax E5'aHdlng bill IN sha
II use Of Il agrs5aa a res we're 20 touo
& II .aEssa BY ih3 sane feeling that T.
nasuoed the representatives. o. tina
party 10 their NahcBAi Convention IN
1854. when they declared thsi tbs var
for the preservation OF tte Unon WEs &
failure. II muIi not DO forgotten tbs
this aoslOa was isksn by that parry
during The dA'kssi hours OF the r3osl-
lion, ami 81 q time when tho Toys
North had strained every nerve to
furnish men and "a 9ney 70 suppress
thai unholy conspiracy. Ia N)vsn 9er
1864 The people ooadem asd hist polly
by sheir v1les, and the r5.sls.i0n Of
A 5rzhhm L nSoiu cula.nhted IN the
surrender OF Lisa and bis h0sios o.
febe'S Tho policy Of Ihe majority
the Democratic par y 10 the same l5-
day that Il wa then, aud caniequsnly
they cannot be eI 2e1ied 10 vote {,
favor Of any bill thai hEs for lie obiaa
the Tepaylng o! any mousy thai wa
used toward crushing cut she re5slllon
A. President Cleveland is In y n pAlb ,
with Ihls wing Of his party, 1t Is hal
reasonable to suppose thAi he will vss-
The BIZ; sllll IhlB will NOS STOP, 10
only delay tbe settlement q ihsss jas
nlAimh
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
Piano
for
$500

! We tried a bali dozen.
Sold Ilree with the dis.
sdnct understanding with
Jur patrons that We
would not guarantee
sthem
We still have three at
aBsS aud f32 which we
wiil not sell guaranteed,
lhut which you eau iu
tuDRsf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec 14.-The Atlas line
tteAmer Olbubel. r. m kingston, is
nAica, which Hrrivsd TO day. brought 3
few letters from Pnrt-au Prince. H
CflceTs coy that Kingston ia fall Ci
'uuors concerning the movements OF
tho Hayueus, but thAt 10 news OF q
iruBtWUTIhy character has latsly been
bEd, because Ct the inirouueuoy 81
comm unicAtlon between there and POr
bn Prince and other Hsyti0n ports.
Oae rumor at Kingston is that o 3
Noyem Der 50 Gen. Hypolyto aud 10 0l0
insurgents we're 10 arms ct 9onaiv q
prepared tJ attack g.. Marc, and, IA tIe
event az It's capture, 70 move on Jacm J.,
southern pert which was reCeB ,
surrendered 70 LegitlEie, after iAgi y
q st been takeu by cody Of 500 inalr
cents, tald 10 have been landed ia u,
" the steamer Hayden Republic.
There was sensational rumOr In this
! city 90 day thAt tbs steamer Alert
bi1h sailed Ia the morning, carried
Grms aud aE uEi'iOn iBtsLded for tn,
/ HypOlyta psrty, and that she will at
temp. 10 lEud them 1t s.. HArc. AS &
is known that she carries es sier aei
N ChsElemsgna, young aud wealthy
| Phrisian student, known u be 60 arden
supporter aud s1nlrer Of General Hy
p0lyte, lends IN air Of probability to TIL
rumoF.
The slooP Of wsr GalenS, manned by
$50 men, and tie YaRt!c sailed from tbl
Brooklyn Nsvg Yard yestardAy after
u1ou for HEyu Many sprCtatoTl
7!aFed tie departure. Tbs de.sy II
going to Bea WaB Gu account OF tnt
tips bElug Etuck IN the mud
The Eeound officer OF the Btehme
. sribJl, which arrtyei ~ Nav YorA
| yesterday, reported having hesrd thA
{ the German steamer Olsm6ntirs haI
| 0ssn fred into and suak By lhe Haytiei
man Of war Is Tfusse. The Claribs
/ dld Rot step 81 Hay:..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

A circular issued Big The Rev. Joseph
e. Wafefs TsaiB 50 fOHoBT:
"kalyi Rs.tyl Rsliyi The great
financial battle to be fought a. Ezi1u
Y. n Church, IN euDdsy, Dscem Der
iG lsss, b. tina army OF tbs li7lUa God
alls. FgEt Dsbt. Til buV.e viii 30
sO1pded a. q, N, when every soldier
E1li ts s1pr- e. 10 answer 81 his posi-
1t daLy. PIAisE messing viii run TO
l0.uO a. IN, WHOM The Rev. James A
Richards %, accom- pEgled by dis choir,
ri preach At3 p. n. the Rev Z. r
Parker Of BEinbr'dgs Street h. X.
G ufch q PhiEdsluais. accompanied
bF his choir, viii deliver tie L1r e
Nstsa2ei and a. % p. M that ItFa
yisHt, tbs Roy. J. Hu.tuu E,idiok Of
Z1sr, Philadelphia, also accompanied
5y bis eXCellzut choir, viii bsAd thu
army ard da.ivs. ths last otsrge before
b t1Eg COT q CT. This viii be q high
t.y ,p Ezaa. Tlh hvf5hren sb1gr
mes toned pea aals dir,Hac; lee e.,
/ .lrra is qusgt!og n Pr; sdgi4E'- a. &C
FaiCh o. Inc tso eho'rF, Il az 0f Baid
huge, Is the hitter Tagy aEu decidedly
'G3 best two Uslsr5 IL Philadelphia
3oTe fisnCs. one EId oil! sni belI
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14


TIE Law and P5IiJs Clmul3tso
Ioinly regosI AESinft granting Iba pe-
htnn Of run ser Of c.tz IA for The
employmsnt OF detectives by .he mayor,
bal modified lie repori by rso1um eud-
lug that an ordinance ba prepared
naklpg lfoYition Tor delelhyes and ia,
plEdlng al appropriation 10 mex yesr's
ultimate for the purpose. Tnls iI q
hove In the EiEhi direction, IS VIII
minRl0n hsB nos attained Q az thai
nskes tbs en- ql1y nsns OF detectives AZ
Absoluls necessity. Ois .b.Rg, hos
ever, 10 1erlAin, an thai is tbs li6La j.
Of the dsieotlyes mus DO known 10 On
very lev, oi5er Wise tEsy will Boon b..
come more ornamental than useful. a.
soon AZ = dsts9ays belomss ~ val
kno IN as paiIolmEn he had AB E6.i
FsEiGn IS bis chen. 0! dsIs53ias
crime or criminals are gone W
would also suZgesi ~ ,hlB c3unssIisn
that politics shluli EA7s nothing
whatever 70 90 wish this bEAnlA OF shz
asEFies ThsIs Is moi more ihSa che
han 10 q ihonssGi thAI Is huei O.
make . oFs'-oisls tsts3hvs, and Hhsl
zach = msH Il secured he sh9aid Be 20
talned lasI a. loas - te proves uls,1l
and no lGH ger
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

WHEH EvES ihs lsldinF, n iAs iar
pnlF cu' and u1t DsnossA he usvtpE .
u Wlnlr Zyon has ocosBlon 10 eam
plata o. tbs IA II snsy o. TIE posss'
GsEviGs Il mus Be inferred that cone.
thirg is rsil'snY wrong Sni = chang
ns.tsssTy. Tar cs1risint, We ar
plsAss1 % say. Is roy aga aat our pos
en- =, 9ai AyAiEs! shss 10 Dover, bu
NE would rszpe2fc,ly FSsst 70 co.
De- g3rssls e9nteD D5rAry thst N. n
ia .'nugy o. shs p-s5lut postal sary -
is Toi certified TO its capital o. 81
Bats, bus extends eli over the caraily
II HAS oAuIsd 20 doubi IN the 70 81 ri y
o. int,anoet by Tie renavIl Of tT!ei sul
trusted employees 70 mAks room or tn.
nom peteni Democrats. aud thessiJys ~
one Il 70 blame for f. bat ina 5rsssu
AdnlnisuAIlcn " hen q DsmcctE
lnuruAl cardems TIE manner IN Wilt
lhe postal EsfVi53 Is 15nSas'Gi Il f.
esnddnntng he osn parry, AM s.
effssi saying that ihs rsEali o. ii ro
bsnt eis1.lon aAs mol Only right, nu
absoluIsly Necessary.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
Farrand & VOtey.

The tone Is unrlyallsd. The separable
cases render cay hcccfs to any part.
Wen throw It IN pieces aud replace every
plrt 30 perfect CrduT Ia ten minutes
lts whole orchestra combined, and
the elects pr Guced are q constant source
OF wonder 20 many who have AlwAys
compared tie reed organ T. an accordion.
If YOU wantg AND REMEMBER
a bsndsor-, We have o'come for
music csbi. snceda Eug W. Ja5 ~ =
net I or . care II you have a plano
Christ m o [.I q hllIe. All the
present wei weuty dve Years Come
will h sv { n any way. Send your
item t h i i,,ls ones , a. around M,
week. sour .sI ''. III II ~ sG y VI
BY the way, We have thoroughly good
plano aud organ tuners, and ordtr4 LEI.
with us will he carefully attended to
We can pOlAh your pianos Tor you also
and make them look like new.
Aud don't forget, we have over 100
pianos and organ boxes for sale, and
don I buy a piano or an organ until you
have called on
C. W. KENNEDY & Co..
7I9 Market at,
c. W. Kennedy,
Z. j Mulhausen. decl2 Il
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

II THE determination Of . nua
OIL prominent women of 5ytEou's nos
buy aay uIdes Ji9'h.ng mbd5 ty 0tL.s
women 81 starvation prioe3 w0u}
spread 10 every city In shs Uniani az
BE- airisiiy adhered to, IS might b 81,
means Of dJl9z Us! deal q so5a. /
b, Lo#syeT, 6oU0ttal n e7an than f.
Would h15orp1ish rs fuI ,, % tG.
desire IN Glmssi al huma5 hau.-
Sonsn as well As men, to bug gae
the7 can gel the ahsApgsi eo-is. j.
miEai bEg0 uoIE ,hsoi Il uon zaa
Womea you'd buy the u slsslAl iuf FL.
Ho.6s Of ihls kind and ray gme o.
tho's p91r women g3,d pllaes 70 . K
u up fer lhEm. Caasp goods mzA
ohesD ls5,r hnt tks competition li
bus as ul'usEay C0nqa1s every me-
Ska OF + 10 sell jlztA1 lGE 8
his La' EhbsF. sud 10 aluogz. al. cEzsa a.
irg t1a uska he price litlsig#s
th'n 'aai Of 9lh5gs IN sae sans uus.
hss,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Common sense viii die.
tate to any one that a Pi
Ano even fairly good can
not be sold for that price
We experimental with
three or four, Whilh we
oiiei ed Of tlB5. We sold
two at purchaser risk.
The Other two We shipped
back 10 tue make. They'd
have been al right, only
peopls would insist upon
playing on them. The
old Gtory-The Ass ~
LIONS skin - His voice
BETRAYED him,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Thomas 3 DaucsE, Boiler maker a.
the fhop o. tbs Har en- g HaHHuaH
3gr,h Co, Ia attsmD .uR 10 egGsGs
: lg LIt r. n : f-.Eiaz oIar8 or
Wsaut Avy. mugd es no q pls1.
a4auHiatEE BADLY cutting Cre 81 hi
tlla1s A team Was N Gurel, hlrh
aau7eg5' him 70 his h.E5 on CsiE.
HlrcH Elss EIEhr W gsg Tie pEgpss
1ngal1a! ard ~ Ehgsde
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on .
Scott Webb PeriectiDg press,
with a capacity of "a ,00O copies
printed, folded and counted II
60 minutes. 1t is the seconr
press OF it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was nCcessita.
ted owing TO the REruBLICAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and sec it in operation
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

RgbHrt Par If, ihsag d the hsatat.
apoa Of g.ssk q moi.sug, ras exchanged
7is EgErc, No SRI Market s.rsfi " Itn
WmaI'oa 5000 Tor fErm Ia AuGara,
g ults, ". sud asiil raDuv5 20 h II a
few u,.ls BE. 3 O15a % will e.
nasFessigu en- she l5fu pr52lUo ED IL
..n1s 80 yg4l L n.sE alG rssia4fa 8.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
The
$4,000
organ

Meanwhile ous organ
hospital 10 filling up.
Smith American takes
the lead as a patlen [ wI,h
Wilcox q White, a good
second
Astonishing what $40
Will do 10 one Of these or
cams. Beats a t2S or So
organ all hollow, for be
It known, these tgd
makes are not bad, and
$40 TO t25 invested In an
organ
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

and odd lots are marked to
go on the jump:

and odd lots are marked to
go on the jump:
Noll Top, Chenille dado,
Is to 50 pair.
Chenille, figured all over. and plain
top, with dado,
&c 70 SIS 30 a pair
Turkomsn Curtains,
SIS to $40 pair
Tapestry Curtains,
$40 to t25 pair.
Single Tapestry Curtains, suitable
for couch covers,
g. 10 tl2 so eseh
Piush Curtains, ready ma 9, with
Tx Tapestry borders and dado,
$50 aud $50 pair.
second floor, north Of Transept Four
elevators
American Club Pattern
Skates that were S2.5o last
year are 81 20 now; s. as
grade Tor $3.50. Price.ice
broke hroug h; Every
worthy sort-50c to 81 so.
Raymond Extension ska,es-blue,
ti.50; nickel, $3.50.
Rayu OBd E1tens on, races IS.
Ladies' skRies, 81 .25 70 1875.
Basement, north OF cgntie.
Wish Corner OF The Base
ment An acre or SO. Every
fodder knows where 1t is.
But the myriad things for
playtime and all the time
that crowd i'll Who can
name them alll II there's
any fit thing missing, we
don't know.
Basement northeast Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
PIANOS. ORGANS.
c. ". KENAEDY&C Go
PIG Market ST..
7I0 Market 9
WILMINGTON DEL,

We arc IN terrible middle OF dirt
bricks plaster, broken gIa's, etc., but We
are going TO have our place completed
his week.
Wen tell you all about Il later Mean e
while look and resd our Advertisements
carefully
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
OUR
HOSPITAL
FOR
ORGANS

hWouldut be thrown
away, especially after
We took atthey've bee through our
Smith ,arIthospitAl. We've got an
lean Orgat geons, and when an or.
last week gau goes through their
"0nly USED aap p I, i \, 60. 20 re pretty
yeafs, cost syears longer. So II you
l50." Thstts don't feel like buying a
what al. new frat class organ, co
said. sset a Good o . SCop'iAI ba SD5
rather than a cheap new
one
We do not claim to have tie only
good pianos, but we DO have the IIAZ.
kLTCN and we do have tho JAMES Il
HOLhSTEOM, and we do have the
hAOS, aud we challenge competition.
But we do claim TO have the only perfect
organ now made, aud is the
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
Philadelphia Wilmington q BaI-
t4aore kallNad.


eHains sIli leave VEsimizGtcn aa salIsus
hhasis,saeipniA teNpreasl q Rl 1888, gtp
~ sh w NV, " ", II 81 tlti q, ~, Ii 81
Iseo ~ Szt ~, ~ ~ g ana I9tsP -.
Eo1 9ysss.er iexprssll sss 10 so pia
~ ~ IA NJ, II %, So, "a 7N, ans
Asee!H ai "a ga rs GIs D@.
New Yoft, Z ~ ~ n anl IN a. l;bg 10 "a
~ a ~ -, Il s.ia "a, { ~ 'tsa,T u.
kor WdIt chester via Lanohia, so ans
Iof SeaSrs toe1tTeyy and intsrmsdi.ts Sta
Ballmsft AID isl me- AZ = s.ssionA ana
MI W w md II q Y, m.
baltimore aud Wsshing top. i "a Sss,asss
10 u and u % M, " 81 Il IL, zSi, Is. ttg.
Trains for DelswsrS Division leave ott
IL" :, 1As.ls, , : o. ss9 Z. M, Il 50 IA sta
eeotEstown and LaWfs, 30 =. N, Bps.
ngafard lc1prgsal, . % D. n,
hArriagt2n. Delaisr, and way GtAtloHG. ESQ
EIp,sss Tor HsrTinrton. p. n. VA
EIii,5ess tot Dover. Harrington. and DsI
FfauAlin CITY, sDa. n,
EKpress for Cape CharlsA Old Point OoHl.
Tort sat Norfolk, n@ AiEht
Leave PhnAdslphla. broad Street for VII.
ia 100 ms, II Is :, m, q b 66l, sos, tEs
: o.. 6 q, aO7. go, IL D. y, IN.
A. 'a sss ?2s' IL SH i So i iss md 3 rs
ChAs. 4. PUGH, J, n WOOD
sensrAi hsnASsr General FS'SelEsT Azt
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.
~ Schedule 10 eiiecss Dee. ?, isss.
TRAINS LEhNE DELAWARE AVE. DE.
rof EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
Pal.tdSiFhla, week days, "a 20 sIo, GO,
b s "a IA A 4 -
8 co 70. % 70, tgB, Go ~ 20. 7ot 10 o M
Phiad0lphta, sundays. IS 20 100 a.
ot, 80 81. II 10 N; ~ 40. %, 3 %, ts
~, - 70, 'ete, Sop N.
Chester, week days, - 20, SO, ! 20 Ttf
% 90. 800, II 10 IA; sl7 %. 90, . 90. . t6.
% 20, 8 Vt. 20, %, 20 y n.
Onestsf, sundeys, p1a1. 100, Ttb, Peb,
ne, a. tlsao, 1 %, 800, ssh ss2'. ga,
WEST BOUND.
baltimore ana warrington, 100 al 81
q m; gAt, ~ t0p N, slg4s niEht. An daily.
7 90 m daily e1ospbAundAy.
ObioaSo an I Pittsourg, az 90 night. - -
OinoibnSu ana 81. Louis, III 81, q N ant
" 20 . 10; bolh Taiif
sisRsriy omnodAtlOn. ! 10 and II 10 p
iSndsabsrs Asoommodsu,n, week dsv,
II 90 MAS - and esp M sunday, 90
\ m and t2s n N.
TRAINS LEAVE hARkEr 81. srATIoS
Fcr rhilAiciphlh, ?.3t =. W, DALI. rNr,gs
/ sunday, Per Baltimore, i.aia. ~, and d. o q.
~, daily, 50 r. M daily, except Suulat
4 nor IaudcubgrE, u.isia. N, ~. 81 a. m. autf
1.H ,. m, daily. except SUNDAY; as a, m. on
sunday oniY: g. - ., m, dhily,
| ftt sburK aud Chicago express daily. . o.
I D.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WHINING
/ 1NN.
Datly, -l2.USA, m, $50. 10 o. ~. On. a nj.
/ ~ %. noon, :, ~, 100, 4 80, -4.O. t.Jt 's.U.
/ D. 10 10 20, ia, y, m.
Daily except Sunday, - aud - a. "a,
49,. aud 8, % y. M.
7 SUNDAY only. N,ai \ N.
| Telephone No. 1875.
Rates 10 Ne-turn points lover than via auT
| othcTlnu.
| &. .. FCul.L, W. ~. CLEMFk1S,
| GenI Pass. Agent. Gtut raj Manager
| uls-I
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

FnLADKLFuA. Erialr. Dec. a lsa.
Tomorrow evening store
open, and evenings there
after until Christmas.

Az AaOANOW evening 3E0ft
open, and evenings there
after until Christmas.
Books again. Inducements
are cumulative.
Asking you to recall the
list Of yesterday, we noA
add The Alt4 Eaftion Of
EngHsk Literature, a library
In itself some $50 or more
titles. The books will aver.
age 400 pages, are printed
on good paper, well bound
in cloth, at IS ems a g0in1ss.
Our Bookstore has vol
umes of news for you.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
We haven't said much OF
Blankets of late. No need
to. You were quick to find
where dollars went larthest
in these things.
Tue Blanket for SioO
The Blanket for $500
The Blanket for 1850
Either Is good enough to
measure anybody's Blanket
Business by. Tale the SO 90
one. S0xS4 inchep; ateighl
Seaen and a AaY pounds. A
Blanket big enough to cover
a big bed generously and
tuck ia generously. A BIan-
ket to give Jack Frost the
warm creeps. All our
Blankets are big, whole
souled fellows. The only
scrimp shows on the price
tags.
Same sort OF scrimp, but
bigger, ia Down Quilts
What are left OF the English
models (Kensington Art
ideas) shall 60 for three
quarters:
So SIX Com Iortabla FOR 81
fj5 SILK Comfortable for Si4
tJj silk Comfortable for az
Shouldn't last till shutdown.
Near Women. waiting Room.
Another word regarding
clothing.
Mems Suits in real Irish
Cheyiot, plaids and mikes,
down from $40 to SIS. Only
another specimen If price
cut. When we drop our
place in clothing you may
count us out.
Market street.
Women's Isle Hose.
black feet and ankles, with
top up and down striped in
contrasting colors. I h e
hal dsomest fancy hosiery
we've yet had. Got espe-
cially Tor the Christina. sea
son 81 q psir.
SIKH counter from Ches,uu. stree. side
Not one OF those 2s cent
"Fownes" Clota Gloves for
men 6 worth less than 81
cents S stores 90; many are
the - cent kind. How else
can you warm fingers and
hearts at once for so little!
Bob ends Of Tie store, middle entrance
santa Claus spots all
through Children's Clothing.
Special lots shall 60 for q
ttiile Here are $50 Chill.
dren's Dresses, plalds, trim
med with velvet, comblna
lions, and plain colors.
3 None over hal some less.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Fou
elevators
We did better than VI
knew when we wrote Of tht
Safety Razor q few day
since. The stock was off il
a triee. But now you ms,
come and find ali the Vie
ready for you.
Mems Cutlery in abun
i dance. The Torrcy Razor
English, German. wis
razors. All good sorts.
The small cutlery stoc
I hns great Christmas intsrcs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
WE'LL! WE'LL

We thought Saturday was
the big day for Overcoats, but
Thanksgiving day downs it; the
biggest Overcoat day we ever
had.
We have the stock to So.
lect from; the prices are right,
the fit and workmanship are
right and the people are right
in buying them.
Every garment marked in
plain figures.
E&~satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded.
We have all the leading
fabrics in our Merchant Tailor
ing Department to make to
order at strictly rock bottom
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Y ios O0pEIesB 70 encourage our ship
Ding Interests ~ every msAns Ia i.s
j9Etr.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-30
4 nlighte,l Life.

"And this is the end, Miss Petherbridge"
The speaker was young man of magnifl-
cent physical proportions lle stood erect
before the fair haired girl'and looked search
ingly in her eyes. And as Maud Petherbridge
met his gaze unninchingly she felt in her in
nermost soul thar she had never seen finer
specimen OF athletic manhood than Alpheus
Swackhammer
at is, Mr Swackhammer," she replied,
firmly, but with Il tnge of sadness in her
low, musical voice and her lovely ewes lumin-
Gus with a tender pity. deeply Us it pains
me to utter the words that sever the relations
between rs and dissipate the dream Of happi-
ness in which we have INDUCED, it must be
done.p
Maud Petherbridge," exclaimed the
young man. resoluteiy choking down the
emotion that impeied his utterance, lit shall
be as you wish. But before close this chap
ter in the book of my life and go out into the
cherries, monotonous existence that viii
henceforth encompass me like a dreary and
limitlcs, desert, surely have the right to
asa You the reason why you have cast me
forth from your heart. What is it that has
come between u5f'
30 not ask me, Ar. Swackhammer," she
said, in voice of agonizing entreaty.
II insist upon knowingl
There was deep and oppressive silence for
some moments, during which the young lady
struggled to gain her wonted self possession
Mr. Swackhammer," she said at length,
in tones Of solemn conviction that left no
doubt OF her sincerity, IL would spare you
THIS II I could, but it is boot, perhaps, that
you should know. Whyl Oh, why" she
broke forth wildly, did you have your hair
clipped close to your headP
is that ALL exclaimed the young man,
inpetuously, as he took a. step nearer 1T
sill grow out again
ut is not that" she replied, as she mo
toned him back With an involuntary gesture
and shook her head with a sigh OF bitter de
SPAR Il have never told you that am a
student Of chronology. Yet | am | can
TOW read your head like an open book. Mr
Srackhammcr. You have no spirituality. no
sub.imity, no continuity, no veneratlon
Your principal faculties arc combativcness
and your aiimcnt!yeness. We could never
study Browning together. Ny dream is
over"
The young man crushed his hat down on
his cropped head and q moment later the
walls OF the princcly mansions or either side
OF Prairie avenue echoed with the sound Of
his heavy tread on the Sidewalk as be strobe
away In the night air-Chicago tribune.