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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-01

\NE WANT to buy all the old waste
w paper, books, iron, rags stoves, bottles,
etc., we can get, and will pay full value in
cash. will call for such goods in any part of
the city, free of charge. Call on or drop
postal to j. Firestone, 262 jackson ST., corner
Second Telephone 96-S 31O*
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
KNIoKNAOKs.
BY AMBROSE s. oTTEy

| As in one ih nR. 80 in all.
Better meals, better cooked, eat less
digest mole, will the dyspepsia cure.
Confidence is q plant OF SLOW growth.
! Death 10 q sort Of thing we none OF III
like to dwell on.
Early and providsnt fear Is the
mother OF safety.
False In one thing, 90 In all.
Teithfnl In ooe thing, faithful in all.
Good is slow, It climbs; evil 10 swift,
\ II aesoends.
Honors come by diligence; riches
spring Rom economy.
Ii becomes us to live holy more than
to talk about it.
joy, and temperance and repose slam
the door on the Doctors nose.
Keep within tho bounds Of profes.
zion.
Look at suitableness in age, quality,
education and temper.
Misrepresentation Is as bad 90 dirsot
lying.
Not ss much 6ogRing In our schools
Il NOW ~ formerly; 80 what the boys got
at one end Lhoy lose at the other.
Our vices are like our nails; even as
we cut them they grow again.
Prepare for Blckness In the day of
health, and for old ags In thy youth.
Resolve to see this world on its sunny
side and you have almost half won the
bAttie OF life Mt the onset.
Some mems troubles are Ike thief
In the night; they have been stealing
upon them unawEres for years.
There are men who will trust any
body and every body but their own re-
solution.
Unity contains the security and well
fare Of every society.
Virtue and good sense will make an
agreeable friend.
We cannot carry the things Of this
world with MS when we 90 hence and
1t IL not right that we should carry the
thoughts Of them.
X,ernal things are naturally variable
but Truth and reason sre always the
same.
Youth and age have too little sy m
phthy with each other. II the Young
wonld remember that they may be old,
and the old remember they were once
you ug, the world would be happier.
z-ai without knowledge Is q danger
ous quality
cLAYMoNT, March 81, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street
Special Offering of Goods
Necessary for Easter
Sunday,

New Cor cts, New Handkerchief. New
Yelling New RIbboqs, New Collars
New Rucding. A special new line n,
Lace Caps for the dear little ones and
older children. Perfect beauties at price.
of cheap goods. --- -.-.--
. a "oEu aeoui Gloves' 30 dozen heavy,
nne SIX aioVes'i in Spring eolors, Imported
to sell at Sl.OO pair. They are yours
for Soc. No fault In the make and a n,sh
but streak OF ours to open the season
with an Easter offering.
300 dozen regular made Hose, re3ucca
from 25 to l5c pair. Chi!dron's black
Or colors. Ladies' Balbrieean. bIue
brown and fast black, Or an assnrt.
hen' 0, s1fipss' regular made CSC goods,
nov ioc Also Gents full regular
gods, 15e air.
IN 'hls btster sale Gents laundered
'hireS, uouole back snd front, good mus.
in, perfect In flush and fit, with one col.
ar ior 'ac' Think OF the price and buy
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
A Large Stoch

Jqstls q Davidson, of the Boston Cloth
ing House, No 2l3 Market street have
an immense stock of ready made clothing
on hand, which they are offering at prices
to suit all The rear part OF the second
foor Is devoted exclusively to black
goods, OF which they have fine aesort
nent. The front part of this room Is
USED Tor merchant tailoring, and they
nave great variety of all kinds and quail
ties OF piece goods, from which customers
can make their selection. The work
room is on tho third floor, and some
thirty-tiVe or forty hands are kept busily
employed all the time. The front part
OF the ktore on the lower floor is devoted
to gentlemen's furnishing goods, of which
they have large variety, while the rear
part, through to 5hipley street, ,is literally
Lacktd with fine ready made clothing,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
A Curious sOyAtiou

Iowa robbers are evidently not with.
out honor In their own State, to Judge
from a scene which occurred at the
railroad station in Des Moines, when
James and Eddie Meher, two fraternal
criminals, left their city for their city's
good, i. e., went to the Fort Madison
Penltentiary. "Their friends were
showering them with blessings and
cigars. Some OF their most Jealous
admirers presented them with money,
with which to buy extras after they
got to the penitentiary. James goes
for term of five years for grand lar
eeny and highway robbery, and Eddie
Tor two years for highway robbery.
There was also quite number OF
other citizens present to gaze upon the
boys as the train pulled out, reio icing
to think that the city was rid of two
such bold criminals. When their
terms expire they will be tried on
another charge OF highway robbery"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Brewers Want au 1nores.. Of w.ees


The hall at Fifth and Thompson streets,
Philadelphia, was crowded on Sunday
with journeymen brewers to discuss the
question of wages for the ensuing year.
In December last the agreement with
their employers expired and the latter re
fused to renew 1t. No action was taken
at the time, but the men decided Sunday
to send committees composed ofemployes
Of each brewery TO ask for a renewal OF
The contract The committees, 1t was
Understood, would not represent any
union, but would individually ask for a
consideration of their claims.
NEW YORK April AT meeting Of
the Brewers Employees Association to
day 1t was decided not to oder a strike
now, in spite Of the refusal OF the employ
Ing brewers to sign :he contract insisted
upon, but to put a boycott on the beer OF
two or three of the firms, leaving the
strike question undecided Tor the present.
It was not given out which brewers had
been selected as the Victims of the boy
colt. The Beer Drlvers' Association after.
ward met and resolved to support the
boycott as soon as the firms shall be nam.
ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
a Funeral l'agsant,

What Is described as "the fines,
Chinese funeral procession ever seen
In this country occurred last Tues
day in San Francisco, when Low YeIe
the aged founder of the Chee Kung
Tong, one of the most important Chi.
nese secret societies OF the Pacific
coast. was buried. 1t was estimated
that 100 men were in line, "about
hall OF whom were armed In a style
never seen off the Celestial stage y
The procession was preceded by an
advance guard, carrying banners, fol-
lowed by carriages with prominent
Chlnamen within, then came members
OF the company to which the deceased
belonged. Following these was a
wagon bearing a picture of the dead
man, and behind this the hearse drawn
by four black horses. Then came the
hired mourners. dressed in sack cloth.
and earning their stipend with vigor-
Gus mourning aud weeping. Next a
company of soldiers armed with rifles,
and behind them another company
with scfmeters and brazen shields.
After these came 200 hacks, and last
Of all 30 or 10 express wagons.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
snicida naar wear nn.star

WEST CHESTER, April David Wood.
ward, 6S yeare of age, a carpenter in the
employ OF Cope's machine works, three
miles from here, committed suicide by
blowing the top Of his head of with a
gun while his wife was at church. His
remains were found by her, ut 10 80
o'cleek, upon her return home, and an
inquest was held. For some time he has
been much depressed in spirits, and come
months ago made an effort to destroy
himself by cutting his throat. He has
been in the employ Of Messrs, Cops for
over 95 years,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Lecture ana Music.

A literary md musical entertainment
will be given in the Lower Brandy " inc
ing, the 9th instant. The lecture 10
said to be well worth double the sum
charged for admission, while the music
is represented 60 be Of very high
order. The proceeds are TO be used In
refittinR the pews aud making neoes.
ssry improvements In the church. We
hope the oitizens will fill the churoh on
this occaNon, aud thus contribute to en-
courage the pastor and his assistants in
their efforts TO promote the good OF the
entire community.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
N. Aggary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
Sc Coz, 9Th and Tatna|L,

We ssid we would tell
you u somessiqqRgssta SON. about b ! Furni,
ture. Did you know we we. hao ao
the best antique oak suifssse
De had for $25.OO? Look a,
the dimensions: .
Bedstead, 6 feet 3 inches
high, 4 feet 6 inches wide.
Bureau, 3 feet S inches
long, with a 22x2s inch
bevel plate glass. This is a
bargain, as you get an oak
suit nicely finished and well
made. Nothing like it in
the city for the same money.
We have plenty OF them
now; don't think they will
last long, bu! while they're
here you can have them at
the reduction. --=-..-.
We called your attention
to our 45c Brussels carpets.
Many OF you read and |
.hought 1t was only an ad-
7ertising scheme, but didn't
We show them to you when
1ou came to look for them.
Judging from the way wei
lave sold them we would
uppose you were more than
iatisfied with the goods. We
ave .. plenty of them yet.
they're regula, goods, and
ou can't do better than buy,
you want a Brussels at al
mall cost.
Some of the carpet deal
RS will tell you we hayen'tII
'ot the carpets. Come andl
ee for yourself. '
We are not offering rem.
ants, but nice, new pat Il
rms. either I yard or 100. g
Sold for cash or weeklylt
ayments. .
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Curious Disoiosures.

The arrest OF legless cripple
named ARnostin Rosa, who did q thirty.
tina hafe near the Madeleine In Paris,
has led to some curious disclosures. 1t
appears tha; regular colony OF thtse
o!ipplsa exists at Lavallols. Perret.
Most of ,ha cripples hail from Uatalo.
MA, aud 1t Is itrongly suspected their
paronts lad far mofs to do with their
lesless condition than nature. Many
Ostaloniaus are said to nmputRte ,he
neither limbs OF their children, simply
for the purpose of providing them with
q paying profession later in life. Their
earnings on an average are said to be
three times as much as thosa Of the
average working man, and amount to
about 16 franos per day.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
The Letter Uarriors.
TooMMusIoATnD.l

4 a tbohhuslOAEhbsl
wILMfNeroN. Del, March 30.-IT
Eyour q tiole OF March 20, 1888, you were
In the main correct concerning the
l 'iIetter CARRIERS, their general health
power Of endurance, oto etc., and the
boys appreciate your article, but IA tbit
has been an awful winter on them we
send you summary OF Its haps and
mishaps sustained BY them. ~" A..
"whils winter hsld on with an awful
grip, -.".-.
And the boys were bumped by many a
slip"
Number Of carriers II, general good
health; total number Of falls, So; num-
.i5er of hard falls, 36-one WAS kloeked
I'M Oiess by the fall and carried into q
~ first-a for treAim imsnt. This being
SSs.nuse,:.-Set S.un sszeet. 'nrcs, perhaps
the oldest carrier on TIL pgartersA W 1-a-" -
bis age had something to do $nuHactu
'ora2ineSs." Fourteen OF theme%S1,B }
piasters somewhere on their bodies for
said bumps, one dislocating his arm
and yet wears heavy bandngs on the
same, one mans hip 10 get black from
eruises received fiom tho blow Of =
trap door blown off o house top during
me DHzzArd, IL have irostblttsn ears
one has part OF his toBgus torn off bv
contact with frozen lock Of q letter
Do1 which no WAS trying to thay out
With his breath. Three have lumps on
snelr hnins rs large as walnuts by slip
ping oil slippery, icy steps. Two men
we're making tha regular night colleo.
.lons on the night of the blizzard; ore
mad the fingers of his right hand frozen
20 badly that the skin pealed off. Bsv.
eral days Rtt.r. the other ons was
blown down Ninth strast hill from
markst to Walnut, and helped out of q |
NOV drift In front OF Ezian church hy
! eolored man; he Was badly shaken up
NssilY every carriers cupboard hiss itr
'ox os saive, courtplaster or bottle OF
lrnioa, but We hail with de ghttbe voics
Y the blue bird, and this beautiful,
right spring day which iutusss new
lie In each battered oArrie.'a body and
noonrsges him for the summer work
Yours Re pecifully,
ONE OF THE BUNGED up Ii
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
sentlment Va I,ns,nnnu

Young man-"I cannot understand
why you permit your daughter to sue
me for breach of promise. You know
you were bitterly opposed to our en-.
gagement because / wasn't good
family"
Old man-"Young man, that was
sentiment; this is business"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
LU M 3 AGO.

Carrlag0.-Why so many deviatc from
graceful carriage mny be accounted
for In as many ways as there arc mis-
shapen beings, and even the common
neglect Of moderate exercise by lazy
mortals is often the cause Of lame backs
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS.
Lamc Back.-The spinal column is the
mnin-stay of the body, which stiifens
up the straight man or woman, and
nature has provided muscular supports
to hold it erect with case. All muscular
weakness is at once either an indication
]. that the muscles are relaxed or over
strained.
TWISTED OUT OF SHAPE.
D uISfqftions.-Men, and women rcckIessly
twist themselves out of shape, and the
faIiiHa of fashion and the greater iollies
IT luxury, persisted in, result in the
N standing straight and the many
H. dinE down. Stern necessity also IA
hnIwuei parent OF the worst cases OF
distortions.
p.,.. SYMPTOMS.
.llt sa.he realized in a sudden, acute
Itii. Or ~, .bbofn, dogged ache. Those
ii Mhisn ahilc the back arc the most
tnsnl,oais ,;no, ,i. OF vhtilc. They come at
.i,nGs .i,,Inn without ~ hsnipg; we rise from a
ah,.,iis hi or hs,iliht sostlire TO find the
acute suffering; and tlls the precursor
oi Lumbago. ~
TREATMENT.
Cure.-As in the chronic stage OF Ith.,.
Inntism, rub the parts afflicted free,.
with ST. JACOBS OIL; rub hard ana
vigorously, producing warmth, and il
the pain is slow in yielding, wrap the
parts in flannel stepped in hot water
and wrung out,
Sod By Drugpists and Dealers Epe1nrhre.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 4rH DAY oFsAPRlL. 1888,
The Following des rib ed real estate, VIZ:
at ? O'Clock, p. m.

The following des rib I'd real estate, viz:
All that certain piece of land with two
story frame house thereon situate In the city
lows, 10 wit: - -
BEGINNING At the Intersection of the wes-
teIly side OF Scott street with the suutherly
sld9 ol Firth street thence southerly by the
saln tide OF Hcott street 10 tept 10 stake
,nence ~ INC westerly parallel with Fifth stteet
pArnll ! with Srott street and tgrougn the
,mlldie OF the partition wall dividing this
house from the hou adjoining on the westsO
tnereby easterly IL feet D inches to the place
~ u, a9 oeglnning be the contents Thereof what
ttsy may. Book q, Vol IL, page S5, sc.
psfty OF Georgs W. Boulden and Mary, his
WIG and l. t.. and 10 be sold by
a., u lilies LAAtBSON, Sheriff.
81 sherfd's ofice, Wilmington, March /
1000. m2i-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Eleventh streets. IN the Z.
New Castle county, DID,,
= her Castor
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 4rH DAY OF APRiL, 1883.
at2o'clUck D. m
The following described real estate, Vi,

The following described real estate, viz:
a. A. that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
win aree-stury brick dwelling hniI4e there
e ph ers TED situate In the city OF wilmington
n9nhned ana described as follows TO wit:
:, beRlnning at pn'nt on The east side of
drtch mn avenue at the distance OF 20 feet
iioTtnerIy from TIE northerEy side OF Second
s,.eet' thence westerly parallel with Sneond
. q 80 80 70 y CORNER thence n0rtnerlv parallel
70 70 Gfeen nm avenue 70 feet toanuther corner
ththce eas terlE parallel with Sscond stftet and
! a5S55ihR through the middle of the div son
wall bttwe n he house on this lot ana toe
~ nouse on the lot adjoining on the north 10 feet
~ ~ thf said side oi Green Hill avenue and
tutHOe thertny 5ontherly 20 feet to the place OF
pnFRlhqing, be the contents what they may.
bnok !, Vol 10, page 53i, Ne.
Seized and taken IN execu ion as The nrener
y 9I IJoseph, a. HiCkta aud Clara T. :, ms vile,
and to lie sold by
..z.-,a, GILES JAMESON, Sheriff,
1883, s'l' mi a,d' oddh'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ON FRIDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1888.
at l O'Clock d. M.
pc followlng deserihed real eatate

The Following described real estate, viz;
tn hui dings thereon Situate in Mil eroan
hundred. hew Castle county and state or
I,elaw tTet bounded and described as follows.
Be4 luning for the same in the centre of the
hMihlle roal on line between the nelrs of John
Itt EllIott ahu John Tweed and running thence
near hickory tree and thence an easterlyI
course and slong or near a row of aGple trees
pnbile road running from Corner Helen to
u dinTisliana mn, bridge, thence northerly course
~ iShe th9 hludie of said rOad TO n corner on
Inence westerly TO the place of beginning
coSnialning Sg sooni acres of land, more or less.
seized and taken In execution as the nro-
perty of William W. Y4nsant and Annie Van
SAM, mortEagors, and t. t. and to be sold by
sh..,r,. GIL Es JAMESON, sheriff,
, ~ HneIfH's once, Wilmington, March q
o'o' ia22-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 18th pAY OF APRIL, a. D., less,
At 10 o'clock, a. M,


Tho following described real estate, viz:
All those tEo certain traots Of land, situ.
eted in mili Ureek hundfei, New castle
County and state Of Delaware, bound od
and desc!ibed as follows, to wit:
No. !. Beginning at stone adjoining
lands Of James Wilson, thence by SAID VIII
sons land, south 891< degrees, west ie4 4 10
perohes 10 q oerner olnok oak tree adjacent
TO lands OF Spenee Chandler. thenoe by Baid
Chsndlsr's land, south s1z degrees, east l4e
10 perches 10 corner white oak adjoining
William BrRokin's land, thence by said
Btlckin's land, in part, and partly by land
Of the b sirs of Nwithin Chandler, north "a
degrees, east 265 peroa aes to corner Span
ish oaE, thence ~ land Of Samuel Mont.
gomery, there next three courses, namely:
North three and one-half degrees. osst 10
perchos, north ~ degrees, east ls porchos to
q poplar tree, and thence 10 perches TO the
middle Of the public read leading feom
BraSkinville toward hed clay Creek,
thence down tho middle thereof at tue In.
terseotion with tee old Wilmington road,
thence along said wilmington road north 50
des rees, west i06 percnfs 10 n corner, and
thence north, 20 degrees, y. AZ 4-io perches 10 a
stone, and place OF beglnRinK; containing one
hundred and thirty flye hhd three quarter
acres OF land, be the same more or lese, with
two story 81 one house anu frame barn and
other oul-buildings.
No 2. lot or tract, mostly wood land,
situated on the northe asterly side OF the said
old Wilmington road, and ON the southeastern
ly, side of the above mentioned road from
Bracktnville, leading toward Red Clay Creek !,
bounded thereby, and by lands new OF Richard
Fischer and containing fifteen and one half
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF Montgomery Ball, and Edith
:. Ball, his wife, and {, T., and to be sold
by GILES LAMBSDN, Sheriff.
sherin's once. " lnington, March -. 1855,
lnlJ-eod- Is
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

sALE.-BT VIRTUE OF
rpa hwrit Of Levarl Fscias, TO me directed,
- u - nosed to public sale, at the Court
lSHDE. q sEket street, betw, eli Tenth and
- aS a. HIIiott lily Of Wilmington,
Will be eSi
House, on Ma S
Elevenlh sfrnnts- IN TIM
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

lALE-pg EXUAaNaE, ron
pfoper,T, small place of 0 or 4
Pne b i1's bs:n znd ont bulldtn 20,
fn OILY; ''Dse % railroad etEtitn
w. ". MeUAuLLEY, Mo. liz,
fs; igStGW.i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
N. MGgary & Son.
m2m,wJu
SPECIAL NOTICE,

We Will open on Monday, April, I'd, the
old established Dry Goods House, No. l09
w. I'd street, between Shipley and Orange
streets, with full liue of new and desi
raole dry goods and trimmings; all of our
STOCK has been bought at the recently re
dueed rates for cash, and our expenses
being light, we feel confident that we can
compete with any firm In the city,
whether you want to buy or not, we re
spectfully inyite all our former and as
many new friends to call and examine
our stock and be convinced that the repu-
tation for cheap dry goods will be kept up
as IL was done years ago by the father of
she present proprietor, who first estab-
lished and successfully conducted the dry
goods business in this city as far back as
the year 1885 HEsPEoTFuLLY,
z. r. STROUD g. CO.
100 West Second ST.
lnnl.6t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

y l;,A,uul NtfurRIti aroNk
Fsrsd az East Lake PARK and aipo
ward 81 rcaaoanbie priooB. ISAAC
Rf, usrcr0ft 2. o., Dol.
be'on vark done, and Inns, aand
iuinisleh. mi0.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
The Universal mecca

s'From areenland's Icy mountains
And lndia'B coral stra ndB,"
Folks thrnng oar business eftics
with want adb. in their nhnts.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

|ALt-k SUkKEL HORSE
r. 5 years ol1; wsTks single Of
sF2ot 'a.A horse or driver; lao
Sh, eleep. LddteSs .sW !" tbis
---..- mhTif
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

h-A btRGhIN-iloUSE 7
'u'nhs-e Included. ~ wanted (;
10 'aue. Reason for sollinV
fn' J.t. GIBSON, No. 800 ives;
.-- m3iooa.oLH
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

ILi-A FlKSrULASS l-HoHSE
kia WIN s.caI tires and sAtct;
+ %! hatd buggy; both will DO
sEoGd uuyar, AMBRuSE y,
@ons. mn-5td ,3tHA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ct STReET

ne ReET.
We have Jn.t eived
! al ste, 1t is perfic II
~ member we have
this NJ iDc; we Just
Packages with gold.
bon I forget our
htln9, makes good
Coffee aon'L suit.
! r. ! Y cts, 1t Is px-
I our Easter Goods,
yon mote Easter
= |=H all stores put to-
JOHN wIER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

SHERlFF'S 5ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
writ OF Levari Facias, to me directed,
Mhl he exf osed to public SAFE at the couri
mouse on Market street betwet n Tebth anu
EEieYenih street, In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, Dslawars.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

|La-"llL M SOLD OH Sap.
oegl 9os.nets, candy wagon
sal t-Ectaer with one Bet o!
PEI aroiy at ali I'd hsk Of st,lp- Il
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

bhLg-ADUUT q AOhES uY
htsotquar,s from Market street,
aYennr, Weet and WaahipNton
Aste quantity Of the beat bank
/ DIV to !. J. pEIROE, No. 0 ~. TIA
n, or sdG,eis Isaac &. Elliott, citJ.
fni0-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
rvr safe.

*s.LE uR REn r-tTO ClfY
iusgnsn and women).--e milcs
tIlrgtor on line OF the new b. d U.
a romantic ket Dlay Urosk 81
Ft..tleD and Poetotiice, Delaware
In and sgllsn Ssiss rural cot
N QUIT, suitable for any business.
hE plns plastered rtoms, double
|ftod water and or cover IN shod,
ftuae, acre 10. fer more cottages,
berries and vsgstsoies; cony't to
hoe, p6st1tnse and railroad /;
tlo and sii per
L. W. FERREE
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

GHERIFF'5 SALE.-Hr ylRtUE uF A
y writ OF Levsri FRcias TO mo dirte cd
will be exposed TO public sale, st the hotel
nov occupied by Freius A. surgeon, IN
Newport, iu UhristlAna Hundred, New Cas-
tie County, DsI,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
CLOTHING.

All through the dull season have been busily en-
gagged with a force of workmen manufacturing our own
make portion of stock of readymade Clothing, and
order advance the wide spread reputation we ENJOY
Tor turning only Reliable Clothing, we have put orth
an extra effort in the selection OF materials trimmings
and workmanship The result prepared to show
Ia better stock than before The goods are cut In
Sack Cuaway and Double breasted Prince Albert SUITS
Our BPA Suit (Satn and Silk Lined Coats) very
fne and price much lower than many Custom Suits
and equally good. We earnestly ask your inspection
of Spring stock for Men, Youths Boys and Children
and the prices marked on each garment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
THE MERCHANT TAIL0RIN

Department which we have recently fitted up the End
floor Of our building and stocked it with carefully Sc
ected stock of fine Chevots and Worsted Suitngs
the assistance OF Mr. JOS S. Wheeler, cutter, gives
better facilities for making better class of custom
than ever before. Look at our Cheviot Suit, to orde
$40. Our Pantaoons, to order, for IS 5oo -s@H-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
n, l,: G GARDEN
AiAG STREET..

XIII bssned !. hNs fitted mp the
Esba y good style, and
|ks.,S, ,S Wish to pAes 4 few
Sams a'ly =, TO call and pArt,ci.
s 0s,Ii 81 shnfne. board, ian.
&vsvOo O'oe sc Wines and liquor
S,,.S Wednesday, mornira
''alng and evening.
H. Proprietor.
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
SYMPTOMS.

Sod by Dru00ists and Dealers Epeyrhre.
Tho Charles A. yogeier Co., Baito., Md.