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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-10
Welcome the Veterans.
Columbus Will Do It in the
 Most Regal Style.
THE CITY ALREADY NEARLY FULL

portant Gathering of Survivors of the
 War Ever Held-The City a Mass of
 COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 10.-The capital of the Buckeye state was all ablaze last night, and the scene presented on its principal streets was one never before looked upon in Colum- bus Though the twenty-frst national en- campment of the Grand Army of the Repub- lie does not practically begin until Tuesday, the city is already filled with the veterans. The first delegations thriving Saturday have been followed hourly by the soldier boys of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-10
MAP OF COLuMBCS.

 Showing location of camps and buildings
 where reunions win be held. l. City Hall 19. Mound Street 9 Grand Opera House. School 8. Camp Denison. 20. Central German 1. Postoffice. English School. B. Goodale Park 21 Third Street German 6. United States Hotel English School. :. American Hotel. 9. Full on Street 8. Neil House. School. g. Camp Neil North. g. Broad Street M. E. 10. Camp Neil South, Church. 1a. Big Tent s5. Garfield School IS. High School 26. FieSer School. 14. Sulhvant School P. Front Street School l5 Rich Street School 2S. Park Street School l6, Odd Fellows Tenn g. Park Hotel
 ple 30 Second Avenue F. Metropolitan Opera School
 House 3l. Spring Street 1s Court House School. 61, their wives, families and fIends, until now there can be no less than R,OOO visitors in the city The weather is delightful, and last night the streets were thronged with peo- ple-bands playing, delegations parading to the time of the fife and drum-an impressive inauguration of what promises to be the greatest reunion of survivors of the civil war ever known.
 Everything is ill readiness and the details of the arrangements indicate that the enter tainment of the Grand Army will be equal to, if it does not surpass, that of any previous encampment. The decorations are magniti- cent, and High street, for distance of miles, is literally covered with flags, bunting and banners inscribed with words of greeting and welcome The business houses show some master work in the decorations and are beau tiful as well as novel A number of arches brilliantly lighted by the electric and gas light span the streets, all giving the city neat and attractive appearance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-10

Showing location of camps and buildings
 where reunions win be held.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
n.,.,,on of Die, to prsam..

s'Ah, IL our dreams only came true"
sighed the young man that boards on
Boush Division Atreet. "LAst night l
dreamed that called on loid. find
that l can control my visions to con,
siderable extent by dieting. For In
ssAnoe II Wish 10 enjoy q calm night
with dreams Of q pleasant character.
eat toa2t or bread and milk Just before
retiring. II wish to have . litlls ex
Eciiement, quarrellinR, disputinz or q
little active exerclte, / eat squash pie.
| have found from experience and OBJ
servstlon that squash pie asts strongly
ON the posterior part Of the brain where
lie the bumps Of combAtiyeDess and 40
quisitiveneef.
~ have known times when the con-
sumption OF two pieces OF EquAsh pie
has led me to stay . man for bis money
within hiteen MINUTES after soipg to
bed. To make my brAia a chAmbsr OF
horrors, however, / ct down an hour
before bedtime and eat three tRrdines,
six olives, q little R>cheiort cheese with
oraoke-s, washing the whole down with
bottle Of Bass. Before morning
charge single handed with nv razor on
herds Of wild horses, aud jump from
sundry steeplet. Oh, yes, IL 10 possible
to control ones dreamp, and when we
understand psy oholoRy Alright We can
lie down and map out our dreams as We
now map out days work."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
SATURDAY, APRIL !, 1858.
LAST YEAR .hsIe we're Ave hundred

LAST YEAR ,hsre were Ave hundred
and s'x'y perSons Aamited 10 the
L lsserl Paul,enttAry Of Philadelphia,
and OF this number only eighty mine
had trades. There 10 . world Of faots
In thsse d4ureS for the consideration Of
pArsn'S, ss II is scarcely to be supposed
tha; 0i the remaining four hundred
and .sSesiy.oDe the half Of them would
nov be criminals II they had been
tAugh. lsAdes and placed in the wsy Of
earning an honest living. The greAi
desire On The part Of many parents
seems TO be to raise thelr boys As gen.
tlemsn. They deprive themselves Of
many thin9s and make many sAcrIi ;es
60 seonre . classical education for thelr
sons, and by the time this Is com mpleled
they are above learning o trade and
their only ambition 10 TO enter one oil
the professions. L! oftimes happens
tha! they have no ability for the pro-
fesslon into whicb they are forced, and
consequently are unsu ,essfsl; but Ap.
peAranoes must be maintained, and
shsy are apt to fall into dishonest prAo,
tioes which sooner or later ends IL
making them criminals. II 10 tht
custom Of some Of the European mon
Archs 10 obliEe their sons to leAru
trades, and the same rule stould b,
adopted BY fathers In this country. 1
IL not often that good mechanic 4
compelled TO commit . orims to saw
himself or family from want, bat mel
who have no trade will, unless thei
honesty Is Inherent, frequently ocmmi
dishonest a,ls when driven into
corner, and sometimes steal rather thA
soil their hands with honest toll.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
BALTInonz o UnIO RAILROAp n

sOHEprHH IL MyFEUr. Nov. 20, IL
NTsiSH leave JheiAwnie Avsnns iepoI
For Philadolphia and Chester, o tB, 7 %,
50, u, 10 10 and II ID .. m; 90, 3 90, 8 90,
1 %, . 10, 0 ~, Q 30, 7 80, 8 Is and 9ls p. M.
un Sundays, 100, J %, 9 %, 10 Is and Ii Il =
nj 20, oO, 0 10, ~, Q 90 and . a. p. N.
For ohicsgo, Wheeling, Uolumbns ane
Sandusky, daily, 7 20 .. m. AID 0 % p. IN.
For Pittsours, daily, 90 .. IN. and " ,,
m.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louia
daily, II 10 Q. N. and 20 D. m.
For baltimore and Wash tngton and New.
20 G. ~. ON SundAyE Z 20 and II 10 .. MI
sts and o 20 p. IN.
for Slngerly, 8 10 and II 10 .. m; ~,
40 and 7 80 y. m. and IL 80 midnight. On
Sundays, II 10 ., ni.; 2 Is, 0 20 ant 80 .. N
Eok LANDSEBEK9,0 . 10 A. H.Sundsy
only. lo.bo q. m. and sN p. m. daily
Ksept Sunday. D 30 p. n. daily.
Trains lsAvs NJ arket street Staten:
Fer PhiladeiphiA . 90 p. N. daily, exeepi
Sunday. For Baltimore seS =. NJ,
daily, except Sunday. For Landsnosry,
$50 and 1850 A. M. and ASs 2. M., daily,
except SUNDAY; s.h g. N. Sunday only
The io,6o .. IN. train connects ct Ear
junction with Cincinnati and st. Lcuii
so p. m. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis express dAtiy.
Trains for Ni,nington--LeAvs Philsdel
phLA, dsily, - %, Is, %, 1880 .. M, ! ~
aoc, 80, sE.cc. L5o. s.ss ale 10 90 p. N.
Daily, except sunday, y.lL .. m, lz.ss
noon, st.la, II 30 .. m.
kxproes trAinRs
". ID. OI.EMENrS. o. \. LOED.
MANAGER. 0sn'i Pasa- AEsni
Tslephons Me- I0a.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
WAN Am AK ER's

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. April 7, 1858.
The hum OF business in
the store is as CHEEKY as a
grass hopPer's song in June.
Life everywhere, hustle
everywhere.
In the star.sprinkled, ,sh ad-
ow-slanting Chintzes; in the
flower sprinkled Sateens; in
the prism-hued Ginghams;
in the crinkIey, wrinkly
Seersuckers and Crszies, In
the clinging Cashmeres, in
the bird bright Chaliis-at
every counter, in every de
partment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

M iss e 8 Costumes for
street, school, or home. Sim.
pie, elegant, economical.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. Take
elevator
Headgesr that suits the
child. The common way is
to make the child suit the
headgear. There is no bu-
sier, brighter corner OF the
lstore than that where the
Hats and Bonnets for the
little ones are gathered. We
have had little Bright Eyes
lin mind as well as her
mother.
Thirteenth aud Chestnut streets.
New Gloves for Women,
From Tretousse. New mode
new mahogany, new gray
Inew tan shades. All self.
embroidered, and very hand
ISome.
| New Fowne's Gloves fol
/ Men. Two buttons, new
tan, finely embroidered. 81.
so.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle
Two or three wee-blt pen
Gil strokes in a Book. No
much, you say. True, bu
one corner of the biggest re
r tail Book business in thi
! country has been built OF
> just h o s e quarter-incl
I marks. Whether an edi
tion de luxe or The eFeapes
papsr cover, the price figure
T are plain in every Book W
1ihave, No haggling. On
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
A Popular Concern.

One Of the popuisr Institutions Of our
city Is MIR. VIM Lawton's China ba-
zASr, No. Gil Market street. The
growth and prosperity of this bushes
is encouraging, not only to the mer.
obaRt but 20 The people of Wilmington
Mr.. LawIon's ent Ipiise In building up
this great business IL only tQualled BY
his irresistible push and executive dis.
patch In the erection OF n business
house which, compared with Whining.
toms early storea in this lire, 10 pAlaiial
and grand. A leisure half day can
we'll be spent in ttudyinR the unique
and instructive nrticles in his stock.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

SENATOR HALE's Investigating COM
mlttee are uneArthing some rloh details
In looking INTO the manner In which
the PhiladelphiA posIoffioe, custom
house and mint have been conducted
under the present Administration. By
the time they get through 4. is posi- BILE
that even President Cleveland will be
able 10 tell why Republicans have been
removed from tfiIe. Il has already
been shown that Civil Ssrvl,e Reform
has been ruth essly rAmpled under
foot, and men appointed to ofioe for
their political iLhneDcs or removed be-
cause they were without iEfllence. Ii
was also shown that At the Democratic Q
State Convention held al A lintoWn, q
number OF federal eff ID holders we're
present ss delegates aud took an active
pAri in she proceedings And thus II
Is that the administration shows thAl
IS public CfiJs Is q puolio trust &c
asslss the party.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
WANAm AK RR'n.

price for all, and that the
least pos sslble.
New Books as fast as they
tumble from the presses. a
table Gro wded with them.
Remna ants of editions aud
Books that limp for any
cause get 10 a counter by
themselv yes, with the prices
shrunk beyond recognition.
A few 81 IS OF popular Cyclic.
pedias are there to day:
Publishers Our
price. price.
Appeton's Cyelore liza, 10
vols hall morocco. -. sl1s 90 s4s.O
Appleton's Cyclopedia, 10
vols aud Index, sheep. 10000 42.c0
Appleton's Cyclopadis, II
vols. and Index sheep. lOs co 7O.cG
The Intern htional Cyclic
pRdis, ID vols. cloth. 49,. As 90 IS 0C
The International Cyclic
pDdia, 10 vols sheep. 60.00 37.5C
The International Cyclic
p@dia, Ia vols half mo.
rocco. ........ 1900 AZ 81
Thirteenth street entrance.
All the Spring Hats
| Mems, Boys'--and not one
that v e don't know the
worth OF. We want the
Hat II rade that comes oi
wise ch DOSING and fair deal
ing. Boys Hats, Soc tc
$I.a5; Derby Hats, $3.50 t.
81; Sill k Hats from 81.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Bisq ue Jugs. Odd colors
quaint and fancy shapes
$50 Of them at 25: to s. s.
quar- ter price.
Basement. northwest OF centre.
The trouble with an easy
Slipper is that it's likely tt
sprawl a b O u t--soft anC
slumpy. Just as we'll hav,
ease with neatness if yo,
say &c.
Here's a LOT of Ladies'
Kid Goat, ard Glove Kit
House Slippers, hand-sewed
good 10 wear, trim as a dres
shoe. and about as easy as ,
mocca asin. First class il
every way, and 9oc a pair
The b iggest moneys wortl
we ev er had in Slippers.
That Mems hand-seweC
calf Congress Shoe (imita
ton | aced) at S. Is the sam,
that ONE other dealers ar,
asking 3 IS for. Worth tn,
$5; b ut maybe you think S
, worth saving.
Market street front, west Of Main Aisl
john WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
n Nobby Team,

Jester g. Mcdaniel have o pair Of
Arabisn hortes with dark brown FORE
quarters aud their rumps nicely mottled
with white. They are OF good size. OF
hne style, and good steppeSp. Any one
wishing "nobDy" team would do we'll
to secure them. MT Mcdaniel hss
driven them through our city several
times, when they were greatly admired
by all who saw them.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

iHR TIME Is rapidly drawing near
when the Voiera Of Ibis city viii be
called upon to f,l tho places n, the re-.
firing members o. the Board n, Elu,S.
tion, snd II is to 90 hoped ,hss more
sH Ns'eD Hoh Eia Dc slVen ,o this matter
IsAn mss been 10 'ee 2Asa This is oue
VI 'ne 1eos imp p,r'An: bodies OF this
oily thi The VJ.sgs Of each ward
sneu'a sci oi their be4. men for /,
witnons regard 20 pii.t2s. The Bard
oI Elq - a'n should oa com posed OF
msh Eh' 80 'ha bss' in.eres.s Of on,
Schools sa y5s catldreD NJ heart; men
VIC VIZ csa le7 - 20 necessary Il as and
A1ten"oh 70 ms sfAlo,s, hnd NOT msr,
wAfu So1kots Eh3 ara tesdy to Jump a
any 1ffi1e w4sf9 .Atra is a oSanos O
gain. '- 30 =
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

1T WILL be question for the olty
sohei'or 10 deoiie whether or not Coun.
oil has Tie power to elao an ordi c Ance
conserving The streets, and while we
nope IL has, We still! hsvs doubts about
tne mater Slms.Linz, however,
should b. done to pre7en! cur streets
oeing rendered Almost impA,sA bis BY
reason Of oosrul lons, bat 9. he same
sine eEeiy ooniitof.ilon s1tuId be
elVen 70 The needs Of ocnsrA,.ors and
NO ofo'ra0oa passed 81 her ny Council
OF the rect sud 5aFgr CJuInl.slon
shat will reed es- ? !u,erf-r, viIh the,r
Sork. The pile, o, brl,k, on M.,ke,
stre67-sor!d eA:!y have besn plnosj
further back ir1n tie s.ree; car tr.ok.
by exceeding ihtm fartLer mn ana
down the street. and then .here Would
not have been 80 mu5l cause for com,
plant.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Good For somsthipR.

From the Omaha world.
Foreign Art Master-Vat you call
dAt2
Little Boy-DAt is Won landscape.
"Von landscape, Ell? 1t lock like IL
vas Won paint scape from dat white wash
brush."
"Vat do; burn him2"
"Ohuok him In dat barrel mit dose
otter waste tufd; Maybe dose American
collectors take him."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
A MOST Precious Cat.

From the AuguItA (aR.) Chronicle.
A lady in Athens has teen training e
q cat for the past two years. and nov he
will do slmos, anything At the word OF
command. He will 20 pp,tsiTs ard
bring her hat, shawl or handkerchief
by telling him to do 30. He Is vAluA.
BILE cat for trloEs, but has never been
known to catch . rat.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
LITRLcIluMI
u OVER HlLF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Compan,

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated ia 1868 for 10 yseYs py IN,
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposos-wlth . capital OF 1000, ,00o-n
which q reserve fund Of over ess0, 900 hai
sinoe boon added.
by an overwhelming popular vote its fran
ohise was made part Of the present Stat
Consultation adopted december I'd, A. u.
1873.
The only lottery ever voted on and On
dorsed by the people Of any State.
k never scales or poStpones.
Its Grand single Nunnber Draw
fnEs take place Monthly. ana the
Grand Quarterly Draw tnwn, rogu'
lar ~ every three months March.
June. September and Desember)
A BPLEh DI0 OPPORTUNITY no
WIH A FORTUNE. 2ND GRAM
DRAWING, GLASS ID. IN THE ACAD
TUESDAY, April 10. lsss-3I5th
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Aaits. Rsylstsni Letters 10
MES ORLEANS NATIONAL nAMH
Now Orleans, In,

REMEMpFp That the presence 81
hEUl I'm DEh Generals BoAuregArc
and Early, who are IN charge Of the draw.
ings, Is guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances sro ali
equal and that no one ecu possibly divine
what plumbers will draw Prize.
RKMEM BER that tho payment OF al
Prigse Is GUARANTEED BX FOUk
NATIONAL RANKS OF Now Orleans,
and the Tickets Rfo signed by the Prosi
dent Of an Institution, whose charter cd
rights ara recogn lied in the highest Oour v;
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Philadelphia. Wilmington 3 Bal
tiinore Railroad.
FKBRUARY eth, 1888.

ANbAAu Will t&hWo W ktoh IM A0hlu9
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expreasl. 200.
7 10, 9lo, IL 81 q. M, 22', ", and % .. NJ
Accommodation blb a. M, II 10, ia
bSo, 20, and 10 90 p. m.
FOR Chester (eIpressl, TI5. BIO. II 81 = m. /,
8 "a. 10. and 10 U0p. m.
ACCOMMODATION, . ID m, Il 10. d. 4lo
5 80. and 40 p, IN.
For New York (e exprees), . 90, g "a, t4a, 7iA
S ID, II bla. M, an, bZ4, a. 10, %, and lo.n
y. m.
For West Chester. via Lamohin. SIS .. M,
and S1p m.
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort, an
Norfolk, 1906 Night
For New Caste, Midaletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,; HSrrinEton, seAford, Laurel
baltimore aud Warrington, 1.3a, 4N sef,
more, Q. 90 and II % p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street. for vii.
mington lexPressj, u. 25, $50, 7.20. $40 il.H
A. NJ, sos 6.d and II. % p. IL.
Accommodation s.sS lo.B A. NJ, i2.sa.I IoA
l Q, 10. e.x and II. n Z. NJ.
For further Information, passenge are
ferred to the ticket once at the station.
Trains marked thus 60 are limited EXPIRE
pP9n which s extra fAre is charged. -
General Aanases General Passenger Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Wilmington HOusekeepeIs

Save your money. Buy at 1a1 East 5ih
street. Cash store, and save one every
ten; ny the time cold weather comes gain You
VII have enough To NIL Nour cellar with coal.
NOW Is year chance on oanDed goo 10 and
dri d fruits. Cape Cod oranbcrrles. l0c at. 2;
preserves OF all kinds, Ice lb,; jelly &c III. /;
hutter 25, good lard lOc, Arbuekles aud
Crown Prince roasted oorees, and hn@ teas
specially. hOur low, 2 Tvs white honey. 2bs, (;
we open to-day one more cAgk OF prunes,
lbs, &c, this makes 500 lbs nne goDds for the
moneT. We t.bnd man hard up fer money,
and bought - duz. bro~mf, cheap, and We a .
giving our coslnmers the bcntht, small
lot. Il0 lbs hne layer iss IN Id boxG", l2cts.
now is your chance, tO1 and lOi East 5th street.
"A IL" DENhISON & PEACH.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

NTOTIUB-J, DAVID J0hO3'ty,I,ll ,'t,,l
IN tenant Ct the hoon "a r d
Osntrcville, in school l'lrie. M MI
tianA Hundred, county Of hss r]
state Of Delaware, in comPaalsn. as.,,S
requirements Of tie acs u y w s,Trvii3
sembly In suoh case made 10 ,p,l Isl
hereby give notice thst ! ~ VA
writing 70 the Court Of tons,i| t,.,i,,T !
the Poece and jail De,,"h ~
State OF Delaware IL ~ ~ IA
UAstle County, on Monday ~ ~ ~
May, A. ID. 1858, being 'a n ia
OF said court, for q license i9i ,ss.yI,
IA inn or tavern, for the sllo an,,tIilsI
toxicatlng liquors in leS ~ s,,rusi
one quart, 70 be drunk On w l,,s "
the following respectable o.,anii.lid
disH.o rsooms send the sal SpgN y XII N
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
nlupllAN ANVl..ll

NoT1OE-Ir oun, =, AZ ssIe ",
IN tho TsIuirorieht. W al utbnni
eralAssemply Of the SVi ,sss ttHp,,,
cd at Dsvsr, on NJ sioo ~ s.t,orspois.
act ooneernlBg Plivats t.a,IlaiIs y
is hereby given tsGt . ~ ~ I1ogl \
journal Frint'pg Oem H q .P,a.is
nesday, the olsVesth 80 80 toi ii WI
10 o'oloez, .. M, ~ bstsgtop. 70 4
Uourt Hence, In Ian Q ltGrIis,
Ignatius u. GrHbpi ~ my III vi
his approval AM We. I'm me Ile'iP'i,,
nao.i0t Attorney isf l--<dl NV
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

THE WAY the Democrats reward ex
Union s1ldier5 ls shown in the fac
thai undss the present administration
tWeniy-!Ho ye.erA0s have been re-
moved from the PhllsaelphiA Custom
House a'ona simply os,Ause they could
mol stas.'y themselves by giving tbell
allegiance 10 the party, whioh In 1861
during he dsrkesi hours OF the rebel.
lion, when the clua,sy wss In need oil
all the hslp possible, mei In rational
CONVENTION aui declared tbs war .
failure and advised the disrupllon Of
the Uni1u. The ex-sold.ers could no;
give their aiheren 20 70 thai party,
which, by ordering the return u th.
rebel battle tl'ga IN 1857, ve.o.nz pen.
sion BILLS ever since IL has bsen in
power and raising ex.rebsls 10 III
highest places within its gin, show
that It's hatred Tor ihs Uaion sold!e |
shll continues, and thai It's prin ,l 0 lea
are the sane ss they w,rs Ia 1864
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07


We WONDER IT tue Lazy oours In .
tends 10 take any sa,lou toward re.
tmouFs'ng the E7e;y Evening Pa bllsh.
Ing O'r paoy for the something owe. q
thou - spent u rAidlng toe gam olers
and p~Icy men lss. 5spIem bert Tne
matter was re erred to q com n!s,ee
eonposed OF 67e members, several
months ago, aud We understand that
Committee has had 3 msjorlty and
minority report ready for some time,
ous Tor reasons besI known to them .
selves have heslssted to present either
Il 10 al'o sA'd that one who signed the
majority report In favor OF paying the
claim IS opposed ~ 80 doing, and Eould
gladly have hgned the minority repor,
had nc no! beal ind isu 1ed by personal
considerations. Some 3, ion shonld be
taken And the mA!,er dis 2osei OF with,
ous further delay.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Confidence Born OF wealth.

harper's Bazar.
She (snxiously)-I am afraid, Geo.
dear, that when you speak to
papa he may be very angry.
He lcond1ently)-It think not, when
/ show him this (taking bank note
out of his pocket).
She .Oh, George, let me look at 1t
first.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
..gszzaaasaa..s
80: IS lsc
TT &ssSa-$

We, tue undersigned hanks and BAnkert
will pay all Prises drawn IN The LouisiNn NJ
State Lotteries which mGy DO presensod al
our counters.
n. NJ wALMSLEY, Pres. LouisInns
National Bank
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. State No
t1OnnI Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. N, q Waf'l nh
CARL ROHn Pres. Uufeu National
bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

The Board Of Ass,fiin 'nS' naSos',ss a
Appeals Will sit 70 ! 81 ~, "a "a Aphl Il
Asseslmsnt, from April ~ l'i,s..o y 4 w
at the offiss OF tho esK e9iieu S,nu d Y
Sixth street, bo.Woo re ~ trdH
o'elo Ok in the afternoon, Si ~ slA 4
in the evening. All q! slGL l
WrltIss::. A; ;uIaa ON,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Hansuatr,asos,

When 10 Nait Il a ,.4r,.c. soro
SsSy osSy ~ ~ Z %, 4l5 Harket street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07


CHINA BAZAAR
We are offering Iron Stone
China at the following prices
for first selected ware.
Diuner Plates per DOR, o0e.
Breakfast p at. per do1., SEC.
Tea Plates per doE., 44e
Pie plates per dos, soc.
Cups and Saucers, with handles,
10 Of 0aca, per doS, roe.
Pitchers,
Pint, 10.
Quart, 1Se.
2Quart, 25e.
SQuarts, 40e.
Covered Vegetible Dishes.
7inch, 95c.
8 inch, 40o.
inch, 45c.
Meat Dishes.
9lnch, &c.
10 Inch, lOc.
II inch, 1sc.
IL inch, lie.
IA inch, 25c.
10 inch. 45c.
Uncovered Vegetable Dishes.
finch, Sc.
8 inch, l0e.
o inch, l3e.
10 inch. lie.
The above prices aie for first
selection ware. We have some
Of the articles in ends at 25 per
cent. less.
Carlsbad China Fruit Sets 50,
80 and SAYS we have been
selling the same at $500 and
$3.50
Fruit Plates. s. CO per doz.
The same as we sold for $500
last fall.
Oyster Plates. $3.50 and
So 90 per dozen; have the same
kind in stock at $3.50 and SI2.-
90 per dozen, The quantities
are limited.
Glass Ware. A fair table
tumbler for Isc. per dozen.
Something much nicer $1,000
per dozen. Goblets per dozsD.
35c. A finer kind, $4,000 FER
dozen.
Decorated Chamber Sets, con.
taining bowl and pitcher, chain-
Der, scop dish, brush vase, mug
and small pitcher, 81 IS. Bet
ter sets, SI4oo.
Tea Sets, containing tea pot,
sugar, cream, slop bowl. 2 bread
plotes, IL tea plates, IL sauce
plates, IL cups and saucers
Sc go Finer Tea Sets S2I.oo
Hanging Lamps, with deco
rated Id inch shades, $3.50
Finer kinds, $1,000.
Decorated Dinner Sets, II6
pieces, $40 90 Some very ele
giant, 5000 and 1915. New
sty les by Haviland at $4,000
and 5000.
Table Cutlery. John Rus
sells hard rubber handle table
knives per dozen, So 90. Car
vers and forks, hard rubber han
die, SI.oo per pairs.
Tea Spoons,by John Rus
sell Standard Plate, per doz
en- S2.C0.
Silver Metal.
Forks, per doz., t1.5o.
Tea Spoons per doz., Sl.o0.
Gas Chandeliers. A com
plete line. We are anxlou
to give estimates.
The Basement contains {
varied assortment of every
thing In the kitchen line.
Weir's Photograph Studio
) third story front.
The whole 5 floors acces
sible by o John Taylo
Safety Elevator Capacity c
Z carrying 6 tons.)
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.

ziT9 Prixes, amounting $685. 0oo
Application for ratesto clubs should be
rlAdo only TO the once Of the Company In
New OrleREo.
FOR further Information write clearly, civ.
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or How York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency py express
lat our eXponse) addressed
q, A. DAUPH1N,
Kew Orleans, LA.
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