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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

HARrFoss. Cona.. SEPT LIFT wss &C. n
Hs,v issrnsi yssrerssT tssf shs sra a.zs =
naenf 81 Toserh Prssd. sssistsnt czsh - 81
tfe Hsrtf-ri Nsfiazsi Bs1k vho rsreri 2
rcriF1s slfsf sufctfs w1ua &EE sgsts -
So i1sfss8 81 81 - a. a. srsf reported
he s<rsts cf Lsr1ei tr101s trses k-e 60
vs. caSts.ilsr = irtscL Tas srsrf1sefr-
81 ths ssax ~ss "a s3pi Tssts-1sr sas ~
one do ~ = mis~nx &rsss 49, rsa@~v n
zse~k zs~sasalaaa2
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Dr. w. II. Grisw0ld, quite vel known
around t0wu. 20. ready 70 leave Tor Wash
trunks a. the depot checked ready for the
trip. Norman Miller. . kens-st. livery msn
claimed thAl Griswold was owing him a.
ior livery bills and. with Deputy sheriff
" eeks, DC went 20 the depot snd attached
the trucks. A woman who was going With
him, made = bluff that the trunks belonged
20 her. BAT finally paid the pill nd the bag
gage HAs rsle gssd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
InventorY Flled.

The inventory aRd list Of creditors OF II.
NJ. Goebel, the wall paper and pant dealer,
who assigned to Harvey Josin, were filed
with the County Clerk yesterday. The
stock as appraised by Messrs. Myron f.
Pierce and ID. w. Gallup inventories $43,-
345.23. The liabilities as given in the sche-
dulc are as follows: II. NJ. Goebe. $40.
36L49; John Goebel & Co. S674.s5. II. NJ
Goebel & Co., Battle Greek, s406s; Smith.
Cook & Co, Kalamazoo, 81, ,26S.S9; tota
liabilities, SOS, ,343.76.
The bond of Assignee Jos'in in the sum
of ss7 900. and With Messrs. M. r. Bisssll
z. G. Studley and Z. II. Foote as sureties
was also filed with the County Clerk,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
Fire ia JSme.town.

st-Ass,tt ~ "a VsNtsRNA ssNAla
ICELAND, Sept. li.-Gilbert DeKlein's
large barn was burnt today with all its con-
tents while thrsshng. Mr.. DeKleIn lives
IN jamestown. seven miles east of this
place. .-EverybodY is wishing for rain.
IL is too dry for farmers to SOW their " heat
-N sneklasen q sons are turning out co.
600 brick daily and fad good demand for
thsir brick. This dry weather is certainly
very much in taeir favOr.-Hon. J. Y. b.
Goodrich will address the people OF this
place on the political issues of the day to
morrow evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
~ssr sles RgPUs-icANs


fas hssz ksp4se<@2~ Held ksSst4x
Aasstls< .sa orx~<l1s Sl@s
LAsl aZs2E age sse-s ~sG Il IGs " e.
o-ss ArzcFy, - kront-st.. - eES&ai1s .
= 81 sl5s ksp1slle4a Clss. The nssEns
va c.-ls. - or1sE ~ H. A Nsaasrs
Chairman o. ths ssEsnth -srd ksPuslicAs
Clab. he stAlsd Lhs % sct u tAs Has~tiDg
a. alsGsa s4s n4as tai Lhs orocsrs VI
10 cl1o s1o1l1 es1set ot Pes 1s4t. a
fies prszl1sli fEoL sSeb ~sro. f~S mem
osI1 ~ a. sxsClitFs Colam Les fr1-1 ssNA
~slc. . >sefslzfy 40 Lrsssurcr-
Tie mall9u ga garfise sDc he nsssln Z
proeeessa - tAs siS1u0B oi oc1osr -
hs1Fl1s Sss elected President Nlll Adams
oecrslary hslrs WLdsr Treasurer.
Charles Coss as s.sctsa Woe President
of ths siEih saTo. .th VII Tea
I'D j. g. knox ss Hlgts.EIsn,
frank Escott Alos Presless. VI TIE
Seventh. MAID 18th James Do~clns
sad john IeFln as coEullttesmsni Geo.
bitDsr. 5 &c President u Ias kshlh ward
~llh y D. shea ana ND AeklSsrn a.
colmllteeues Aftsr TIE election ne ey'
/ avs we're read and adopted
Fred Maynard ano L. A Ward then al
/ dressed The Au8 with roUsing speeches
which IA n uenuy interrupted ~ AZ
F plauss. Ite eiuo adjourned al neE
I Ilssdss sperlng.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
sand Like Won

ss7s Tss v->tsass-ssNsAs.
SAND LAKE, Sept 1.-The Ssad Lake ball
club defeated the Cedar sDriugs .Gresnville-
Rockford combination club at Cedar Springs
today. IN a close snd exciting game I'D TO
TIE seventh inning when the visitors two
yielded four runs and won the game The
battery work Of toe visitors vas the feature
OF ths game. score Sand Lake. = Cedar
springs, 4. Batteries. Grant aud Snattgcs
Martin AID Bgcus
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The Gresnbackers were organized by
Geo. ". Thompson calling c. W. Ingram.
Of Ottawa, TO the chair and Jas. Cox Of
Kent. was made secretary.
On motions the following committees
were appointed oy the Chair.
Organization and Order Of BGsnsss-H.
E. Humphrey, of Kent; Benjamin Lille. Of
Ottawa, aud c. .. Butler of Kent
Credentials jacob Barth, Of Ottawa: Z.
d. Lamberton. OF Ionis, and c. l.. Shat
tuck. of Kent
Conference with Democrats-H. A. Hy-
dorm. OF Kent, John Ross, of Kent; Frank
Peat. OF Ottawa, ID. G. Wachs, OF Ionia, and
James Hill. of Kent.
The meeting then adjourned until l.30.
The com mittees made reports, which
were adopted. jacob Bsar, Of Ottawa, was
chosen permanent chairman, and l.. T..
Brock, OF Ionis, was made secretary. 1t
vas reported that the Conference Comm
tee had arranged for . joint convention of
the two wings under the tvo-third rule,
the Demecrats to 90 to the Grsen backsr.
and sccsps their chairman for the joint
body.
The Green nbacksrs chose for a campaign
com mittee Geo. W. Thompson and Thomas
Nestsr, Of Kent. Jacob Baar and J. W.
knight, Ottawa, Frank C. Acker, of Iania,
J. II. Wetmore. Martin Cook. Allegan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
The State Fair.

JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 11.-At an early
hour this morning visitors TO the State Fair
commenced 10 come IN from every direc-
tions. All the trains arriving we're heavily
loaded. and the attendance today was larger
than ever before on the first day. The sx-
hibits have all been arranged, and as a
whole the display is very fine. With this
pleasant weather continued the managers
believe there will be 20O00 people on the
grounds tomorrow.
The First Michigan Infantry have been
holding a reunion here today, and about
, of the veterans were in attendance.
Taey held business meeting this after
noon. In the evening q banquet was neld
81 the Unitarian church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The arm OF RAlhbun q FloTy are in
trouble. Harvey x Heystek have a ehattel
mortgage on their stock for $225. and g
virtue OF their mortgage. q. f. Ford claims
that be bad purchased FloTy's interest IN
the frm. and be obj lects TO the course taken
By Harvey & Hsystek. and be ana Deputy
sheriff Cowsns are looking after the stock.
The matter will proba bly, be settled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
Yssterday's Fire.

fire in ButterwOrth & loves machine
shop yesterday afternoon called out the
Fire Department. but it was extinguishsd
before much damage was done. The fire
caught in pile OF shavings on the lower
floor from some unknown cause. This is
the second ire in this shop within a couple
of weeks
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
Ia~.t.rtar IN. Mine

CsLCNET. Sept. ll.-Ths water IN The Cal
rmst & Hecis mine has been lowered ffty-
seven feet in forty eight hours. and the
mine = row uaws'srs5 10 afv fset bslow
the trsntv-oinih leVei. About oas month
more VII snisn The work o. clearing TIE
nine. Ife product last week ras over
seven hun5red tons II copper. and tbs
months Vii exceed that of last bv So
fr-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

had cseu arrested foF sfesilnz chickens
hung hinsslf ~ she-1 twstsd ard sus-
rsndei ron Ersunz of windov 81 as
- in "a a ae-s toisv noon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

To the lovers of art. The Worlds most
complete and valuable gallery OF scripture
is al the Vatican in Rome. SMoke Grand
Republic Cgsrros and Bufos. Morris d.
Treusch, Sole Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The Second Ward Republican club or
ganized last evening with David Forbes
President; n. A True, Secretary. snnd W.
II. Loomis Treasurer. The next meeting
will be held IN the Circuit Court room next
Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

George vsrsnzsr. 80 ltslisn. rho stabbed
Y 0enE of HsI-st, several weeks ago.
hsi nis sxsm nafion before Justics West
f1II resfsrfsv. Tor ssssult with intent 20 DO
-rssr raoIv BARN Hs was heid for rial
n ne tir mt lonrt Ia default 0f SEQ
Urr - rar. q al
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The members OF the Old Settlers Asso-
citation Of the Grand River Valley will
meet at the Superior Court room 90 Thurs
day, the 18th inst. al 80 TO attend the
funeral OF George w. White.
RKCBEN Ii. SMITH, Secy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

We snf Charles SchidsH proprietor of
rhs Manhattan bathing grounds. hsvs rs
turned from q pleasant cafaD cut do~n ths
rfVrr usar btsnion- fheY hsd rsnarksbly
sood uck hunting sd fshiuz. snd return
a0eus te ga,ei With he trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
order your Peaches Of Hatch.


AOIICE 70 IHk y fill.
Mrs Pro0s and Der dsuehter Kate have
been begging informing The public that u
va Tor her sOn. Martin IfOos. who hAs
been confined 10 bed for the pas siI month
with hip disease The son oT his family
did not receive any Of Der begginPs, and
forbids the public giving o. his account.
AAEIIN fKoos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Grand Rspids Lodge. No. -. B. p o.
Elks. will assemble al Elks hall on Ihurs-
day next 10 attend the funeral of our late
brother. Geo. Ii White. The members are
requested TO be present at .. IN.
e. W CHAUkCUY. JNO. ). FAIR
Secretary. Acting T. Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

A gang of men have been at work for the
past two nights putting in the proper con-
nections at the switch of the Caole Com
pany. near the postolice. The new switch
will be ready for the cable ia few days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
THEY'RE NoRBY. NICE AND CHK,P.

The arrival Of plush rockers uupacked at
100 South Division yesterday are the mob
biest, finest and cheapest plush rockers
you ever saw. The Star Furniture Com
psBy are foremost in selecting goods suit
able tor the trade, and these rockers are
worth seeing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

For | don't care, dull, tired feeling. inn
poverished blood dull pains in hack and
head tsntslizing skin eruptions. kenp's
Sarsspsrilla never fails 10 give relief We
always guarantee It. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store l26 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

AuRIkS. sept Capt p. F.. Al<n vas
rsnomi iastsd for Congress today 81 .ocls-
nation. The convention ~zs held ~ Cros
welis 0perz H1us@. sni isrxs sudisnce
~ss present this aftsrnoo1 80 hesr bis
speech o. sccsptsrcs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The New York and Brooklyn bridge is
276 feet above high water mark. IS fee,
wide. 595 feet long and cost SIS O00. 600.
Smoke Grand Republic Cigsrros and Bufios.
Morris II. Treusoh Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The Joint convention was formed by in
PRODUCING Thomas Savidss. Of Spring Lake
Jacob Bsar, of Grand Haven. was elected
chairman. The Secretaries OF the two con.
vsntions were instructed to cast the full
vote OF their respective conventions. With
this vsrv quiet vote IL was announced that
Mr.. Ford was the nominee. and it was done
20 quietly that the convention appeared
ashamed OF itself. The Stiffness was awful
and not q cheer vas heard. I. 2. AcGarry
-ss loaded With . campaign speech, bat w.
4 Weston, Of the Lead>r was on deck with
characteristic sntsrpriss and made the mo-
ton to elect Mr.. Ford through the Secre-
tariss. thgs shutting of nominating
speeches IN order that the evening papers
could get ths whole proceedings Of the con-
vsntion.
T. T. McGsrry Alex Fyfe. ". RI. Bills
Frank II. Peat, J. T. Msloney. Thos Hef-
torn. +. A. Lambsrtson. l. r. Kinney aud
Jackson kOOn were sent after NJ Ford
Vails awaiting for the committee. jacob
Walker proposed three cheers for "tnat
unprecedented President. Grover Cleveland
and tns Old Roman. Allen g. Thurman"
Roswell Lille OF Coosersvuis. did not
ike toe wsv Nr Ford vas nominated Snd
be proposed TO do II over again. which was
done With three cheers 20 The satisfaction
On coming before the convsntiOn NJ
Ford said that hs vas thankful for the sec
ond domination, and accepted 10 with great
confidence a. ne believed that the party
sss sysrisstinSlT right M Ford thea
vent into he surplus qusstion. and gave
80 ususi Democratic view Of t. lie usnt-
sd the tsnf reduced. and said that as
voted for the Nils 0iu and vas glad
of IT, The bill vas not THAT iE ought 70
-. out Il vas the best that could be had
he devoted th- principal part Of ais speech
10 ths wo0l tariff. trying % show where he
vas right snd thst protected rool was al
wrong
NJ Ford referred 20 - immigration
avs. and gave The reasons ~hv hs intro
iuc-i he resolution 70 investigate The
sbusss Of the avs pertaining 10 imsigrs-
fion bot told nothing about their lshors
except ~bst = siresdv known
NJ Fort sid tast he Democrats hsS a
hard xht ahead bat that ne bsd no ear Of
tbs result he 1sd ben ~srned that the
PrrteCuvs Lssgus vas going 10 defsat = %.
rrf as dit act think that bis eossiitussts
could - oouEht
T. r. NcGsrrv. 81 Ianis. vss cailsd %
for speech ~hich he made ~ cau ei-
meurnE NJ. Ford N q -sry sulox'sfic @sa-
nsr. He delivered hs nsu1nating spssch.
The delegations wsrs fulL
IN wss q Ford convention.
Govern rsenr cfscisis ws-s or h.n1
Frss ~hiskv ~ss ussi for FL = rss -r-sh.
NJ F3ri seemed TO thiax thst &c hsd .
~sTv bard row - re-.
The faruier dsi>gsf-s did sos a. take r
NJ Fori's re- wooi spsech
In the nidst II NJ Foris spesch .iftis
fovsr or cane IN sad uinned aououst on
as coat.
Sore one kspt intsrrart "a N. 5ra = n
rvrnsrks Sons ~srs srprsprists s1d sons
~~re 1cf
whsu tas frxt 1orniraror rss ua1-
ther. wss 1ot q chesr ft vss Ssns - sex
thst it ~as Tot resizet
Il nn6srsfood thst NJ F.rz wfi ss1~el
sil prsTious >ns.xsrn~sts sad ssay n "a
1Sue1 unnk snnEznn anR-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

~arrfg Sher1 Essca. ct Ssni LsFs. vss
an rp r.v yesterday and took hscs for sx-
niu8t n lssss House. Who chsrxsd
f'r sfaa.n Hrr es~ TIE srsn insfion
49, rrt - RI r'efesi Fes-s-iaT
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

r-trs Tas snnfief hig sudisucs a.
..a..hs sss e~eninr snd hey al snioved
tlsr serss t wss ere ionr continued
lar-e esrre-are~ ere nstines as sfter-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Fine Baltimore pack OF good can oysters.
no slops, no slseks; also black bsss, wall
eyed pike. fresh msckerel, white tsh and
trout at Emery's, 20 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The sweetest OF all pleasures and the one
that will never decay is 20 cherish the heart
that loves you-so say the Grand Republic
Cinsrros and Bufos. Morris II. Treusch.
Sol, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Order your Peaches Of Hatch today or to-
morrow II you want the best there is and
want to get them chesp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Order your Peaches OF Hatch today or to-
morrow If you want the best there ls aud
want TO get them cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

0tfse fe,nt ei - Seruhiicsn ae.f-
rss ara caa 5e reas - soilo~inx a-~rip-
fs. ~Esv. 7au he4ei ran ssa>x -
etssl = @ass Ffikss ssz R<A~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

We have the Glouster Point oysters for
25 cents q can at Emery's fish market. %
Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Hath, l25 Monroe buvs and handles
more Peaches than any other dealer. and
gets prices according.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Hatch. l25 Aonre-st. buys aud handles
more Peaches than any other dealer,
and gets prices according.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Tuesday. Wednesday and THURSDAY Of
this week will be the great day for Peaches
this year. Order of Hatch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

fAs relsz ~ tie faiT require a. essrass
q b uasas g. Or ssiors kah1sx nx1t ne
lTss last al ieo , n 1nls = g. snseis
shs snsns<sss - s~Fs seoc exaioluoa on
Iesss1s ne sso~Ee dsy, sneC ne taeksss
~tA es aiken - a. tbs sales As0pis "a
ths ctss sne Vicinity sAou q cs prompl n
sssiEg eatFiss sBo IS P0Iung sKEisiss -
plso<
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

When plainly smiles. contentmen tsighs, so
with those who smoke Grand Republic
Cigarros and Buffos. Morris II. Treusch,
Sole Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Best oysters in the city At . cents a can
a. Emery ?, % Lyon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

None % the dealers can or do sell Peaches
on closer margins than Hatch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

wAsalssass. sssL Il For AieaisAa.
a.. 1ss.sr .sA.asr asrtA~~sssly .iaas
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

The display ia thls bal vili be more thar
usually mUsioal Instruments the ilrni-
ture. sewing Ascbluss snc theu worE VII
be shown them ~ sill also nns boots aud
shoes. Applications for space should Be
lsn With hscTotsTs Oox-then on fTiosy
morning Superintendent Whitney msy as
sign space 70 each This manufacturing
city ought Go more than MI that ball. Don {
be afraid % bring hne goods there ss they
will be sAis snd tree from cost
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
NnLIrs nEFaEINkkT.

shsgld e. Dc lntsfes.sG Ia shs oQa1 sK-
bisit a. oar f4K TIE superintendent -
eh4rss l. spending mUch Uu-t sn1 means -
improve ltls asuartusuL Ine u. r 4 A.
IA ro36 Bal 49, be nsea iof LIS p4rt oi
sbs tar. Al iAs y 4ulAs eKblelt wi4 tAsn
bs together sEt ulseu sac ground A p sbo
znd a. organ SiA - plzoeo n this 1s-ls
which = beng rnsly srrsageo fer tie poI-
pose. Parents saoala eueourSss tasf sail
dren - make bonest aud crsdiiEhls ex-
hibits 4LS tsscasrs should assist lasli
pupils 90 prepare klndefgsfteu sDd scnooi
work for sxhltluoa. Al sntfles mAsi bs
made aIson Ao00ay, the nfsi DAY
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
IN
Tapestry Brussels

In nice, good, bright Ia
pestry Brussels at as cents
per yard, Ii you are going
TO buy Carpets now is the
time 10 make your selections;
have them made up and
ready to go on your floor
when needed. Would be
pleased to show you our
line whether you want tc
buy or LOOK. Now don't
wait until you move, but
come and look at our enor.
nous stock now. We car
give you borders to match
all our carpets, both the
best anG those that are MOI
klhe best. We will tell yol
something about Furni.urt
another Gay.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
N. MGgary & Son,
5I6 TATNALL ST.
IS, {, Cor. 9th and TatnaIL,

We have added to our
already large store the build
ing on the corner. The
ground floor has been hand
somely fitted up as a Carpet
Room that is not excelled in
the city. If you want to buy
IA Carpet you have no stairs
to climb. You have plenty
of light by day and electric
light by night. You can see
the colors distinctly, and
when the carpet goes home
it will look to you the same
os when you Faw 1t in our
store; that means you won't
get a green carpet when
you thought twas blue.
You want plenty Of light
when buying carpets and
that's what we are deter
mined to give you. We arc
offering e
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

Yesterday We gave two
hours good hard study to-
soaps. We found too many
sorts they crowd the stock
and confuse purchasers. Will
you help thin them out if we
pay you we'll?
Societe Hygienique and
E. Coudray. Twin trade.
marks, than which none
rnore honorable. Perfumery
and soaps that rank first.
A quantity OF finest soap,
well aged, delicately per.
tuned, violet, rose, hello
trope, jocky club. Opopo.
max and Lactaine, never less
thanS45 and sec before, now
25C d CAKE. Inc advantage
of this rare bargain is fol
the public, not for the trade
Wtrefo1e tie SOAPS vfY no.
| be otc2ea until 10 o'clock TIN.
morning, and nat more Tin,
M1ee cakes a0lU be sold to an
! bsrJOn. The lots are small
and will close out quickly
therefore mail orders canno
be filed
| BARRIERS Favorite Shavint
Soap goes from 10 to s.
Maine Balsam Fir, very fra
grant, from IS to Ioc, Nc
Keone's Palm from 10 t
SC, Lows Turtle Oh from l
to &c, Snowdrop from 10 t
&C, Vail's Transparent Con
pieXion from go to 10
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
WANAH1AkEk's


PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March .. 1888.
The store is alive with &C.
tivity.
Every bit of news that is
quick with interest brings
prompt responses.
Therefore t h e Japanese
Mattings are dwindling rap
idly in quantity, $40 for 40
yards; the Cooking Crooks
at half prices are rafting
out,and the lines of Women's
French Kid Shoes at two-
thirds are beginning to break
at certain sizes. The soap
story told to day will make
a terment at the round couu,
ter.
1t is well perhaps if yor
have been prevented iron
coming to the Dress ar
Wrap opening. We Cal
show you much more nov
than in either of the last tw,
days. The Custom House
delayed some of the cases
and the total depravity tina
besets inaninate objects dis
appointed US at other points
, A stronger grip to da!
= Come again, il you hay
!, been here already.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

IT Is SCARCELY 80 be expected thst
either Chairman Mills or President
Cleveland hAvs Any idea that the new
tariff bill reported 10 the House viii
ever become o law. When President
Cleveland was . candidate for tbs eli 90
which he now holds the report was cir
cuiAted that he favored free trade, and
this caused q panic smong his shiest
supporters, consequently he was begged
to say something to remove this beiiei,
and he was fiually iorced 10 make .
speech ct Newark, New Jersey, which
conveyed the impression that ha was
an advocate OF protection. Had IL not
been fer that he would never have
occupied the Presidential chair. BE
now Aspires to . second term, and ns u
Is scarcely to be supposed that he has
forgotten his experience In 1884, II does
not seem possible that he seriously
hopes or ex poets this bill 60 beoome a
Law. The fact OF the matter IL that he
made another OF his provsfbiAl blum
ders when he psnned his free-irAde
message, and this bill has been framed
In accordance with that message FOL
the purpose OF keeping up appearances
This, however, only makes the bluEdel
sill worse, as through his action TIT
Democratic party Is committed o.
fAvoring free trade. The issues wert
plainly laid down when that remark
able message was maae pablo, AMI
nothing that the Hdmlnletrstion Gel
now do will save or ahie,d IL from tn
responsibility. The people are no'
forwArnei OF whai the Democrat
pArty would do II Ii dared, aud We bi
lieve this warning wili be sufficient
prevent Its having another lease
10 vev.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
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IN cloth at 20e each.
Easter Cards and Novel
tiles. You can see them in
1.-THE first blush of brightness
Handsome booklets illustra-
tied in coIors and monotint.
More than 100 varieties
Iof Vocal and instrumental
Music Folios Is to doc.
Book News for March has
| a portrait OF General Lew
Wallace and a wealth of
Timely Book talk. 1t is full
iot clews TO current Books.
TELLS their Drift, Weighs their
worth, gives their far price.
,jHow many Of you know the
tair price OF a Book? You
Iare likely TO save the year
lprice of Book News on 6
lsingle purchase. SC, SO: E
'Iyear.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
u The London Neckwear fol
: Men will be shown to,d2,
u for the first time. Words
clean give you no hint of tn
!quiet richness of these new
aIccaiis. The people VIII,
''lhave come to consider US a
elstanding almost alone 10 thi
yIclass OF merchandise will still
l. Ihave reason TO continue thei
> lgood option OF us in thi
Prospect when they see thes
: IScsrfs.
J. Chestnut st eel side, west Of Main Alsl
IS Spring styles in Men
W Hats. We 60 wherever tn
.eEbest Hats are made and pic
BRAND choose. A Henry Heat
e. Or Townsend & Co. Ha
OF from London, ii you wish; c
as a Knox Hat, from Ne
:" York 1--WE are the agen
ne here), or the best Philade
Ill phia makes. And, alter a
y, the home Hats are as 90,
OF as any; it's mostly name til
counts in the high costei
high or low &C
,c'E Hats, our prices are as Il
a. as the l0Vc5t for the san
C. lclass Of goods.
tol Our So SO and $3 Der
IS and 81 and IS Silk Hats d
to- serve special ate n t 10
NJ Plenty OF higher cost graf
Do. Thirteenth and Market streets.