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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
American standard of classified.
STAINED

| Good Ordinary 1916 Low Middling 8 1910
Strict Good Ordinary Z rs Midding 95s
| Speculation quiet and an easy market, the
closing prices indicating net loss of 3d5 for the
| day. Sales, 1910 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

Flour rrm and Inactive and advance in wheat having
checked demand prices firm at advance Of 2Oa25c. -
Cash quotauons we're as tohows-So' spriha "nea
oats az StEc No 2 rye at $50 No BARLEY at 75c
No FLAX seed al AZ Prime Timothy seed 81 81 Ness
PORK per Dbl sl4 20. Lara per 100 % g a. Short
eayea sS9ss 10 Short Clear Sides boxed 50 00ess o.
Whskey asters finished goods 81 10 per gal suelrs-
lsr Inai SIC Granulated &c. Standard "a e2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
AND BANB STOCKS.

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5.......-220
Bank Of America
25..... ia
Bank State " y
| lO-....... 1l5
Tenn Settlem't rs
14.00O........7l
6.o00...... ~
1000. ....-..7l%
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IS
5000.
Atlantic 4 Pacific
Incomes
5000 -...- 1914
An Dock IL Imp 5s
100, 900. ...... lO7's
Beech creek lst
5.O00-.-.....slb
Chic Il / & Pac 5s
coupon
$1,000. ... 1914
5000 lOLS
G.00O-.-..- IVA
6s
registered
| 5000. 1871
Ches & ohio
cou 4s
ReorRauizirg Certs
1900. y
| Cleed Ohio Isl
Seris 5 b
| 800. .sml- Sc
| Ches d. Ohio cur
| ksorg Ger
| 2.o00--.-..--l9t
20, eee..------ls's
| Chic Bur q QuincY
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| 1,000-.....--9sl2
| Neb Ext As
| 30. 900 VIZ
| <.OO0......--92st
! l,0O0........92As
| CB e. U Deb os
| Z 0e0. l05
| ClIlc Bur q Quincy
| 70
| 2,0G0.....-l32h
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| bs
| 1000. 90. 1861
| Oh st L &Pitt
| LIST
5000. 81 q
| Cen X & Is Of Ga
! Goliath Gold 5s
5000. 1000
Chi & East iIlinos
consols
| l.0OO...... ll4l2
| Chi ST p NJ d y
| C0nsols
| 5000. 1913
Col hoo V d Tol os
| 27,0o0.-----:.70
| Chic ST l. and n @
| 5000. ll9
| Central Pacific
! san Joe branch
| 2,OOO...... ia
Canada Southern
LIST gt'd
5000. 1917
Cen Psc ca Ga '97
| 1000. ll5A
Dull So s and All
So
90, o00........s5
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LIST
8. s0o....-...Y2l,
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Cons Gold IS
S,u0O...-. l02
C.000.. 80. l02
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l.00O...... 1l6
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lst
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| 3,000...-....Ssia
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| Cola 6s
| 2.o0O--..-...9is
.. 00O.....- 1921
9 Bay w a. ut r
LIST
| 1900 l0ls
6.0n0------ l02
Income
! 1000.
| Il L. Tex Cent Is
| West div
| l,000.....- ll6
Trust receipts
| 5.OOO. ll2l D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

In State bonds Tennessee settlement IS were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
| San Francisco. May II. 1888.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May II, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

II. AS reported, President Ole7eland d
vetoed the bill providing for pupllc
buildings At Allsnto Wn, Pa on ACCOUNT
OF the Hon. william Il. 5no wden, who
represents the Lshigh distriot In Oon.
gress, being opposed 10 his free trade
doctrines, II shows exactly the cAlibre
OF the man who happens TO occupy the
Presidential chair. A public bulldln !
10 urgently needed at Allen town, and
she one hundred thousand dollars asked
for lite construction wAs not exsravA.
gent, therefore 1t looks rs though the
veto was prepared, not only for the
purpose OF punishlng Mr. snowden, bui
also ss . warning TO other Demos sraMc
oongressmen thAs II they wish TO obtain
anything for their constituents they
must take good care NOT 70 oppose free
trade. Mr.. ClevelAnd's course ever
since he has been President has clearly
demonstrated that, Notwithstanding his
high position, hs Is capable OF shopping q
very low 70 reward his friends or pun.
lsh his enemies.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
Rev. sleeper Not Ind,c,sd.

Prosecutor Jenkins, OF Camden, N j.,
had intended TO call the attention of the
Grand Jury Of Camden County yester.
day to the soaud alous msrriage per.
foTmAnoes Of "Rev." j. j. Sleeper, es-
peoially that Of the IA year old Linda
Be:z to William Kohlsbberg last
month. Mr.. Be;z mas agreed to 90 be.
fore the Grand Jury, and the names OF
the necessary witnesses bad been OBJ
tanned, when Prosecutor Jenkins and
his assistant, Il. 8 jenkins, rAu across
a snag IN the preparation OF the indict-
ment. They found that the general act
Of NeS jersey concerning marriages
says that they can be legally performed
by "aDy Justice Of the Peace, minister
OF the Gospel, or any other person Inv
Ing or prstendinZ to have authority 10
join persons together" Tlis proved an
insupefaDle obstacle, and explains why
the Grand Jury did no: iud.ot Sleeper
yesterday.
The only remedy row left to Mr. Beta
Ia to bring suit blfor- G Justice CT this
Pence TO recover the penalty OF S30(
provided by law for the marriage o
| minors. Half Of ihs amOnns goes % tbC
parents and bali to the State.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
N. MGgary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S. {. Coz. 6th and TatnaIL,

Trade is still booming
with US and we expect it to
boom as long as we can offer
our customers a good assort-
ment at low prices, sprinkled
here and there with a bar.
gain, which we tell you of
from time to time.
We only advertise what
we've got, no matter what
others do, we draw the line
there and anything you read
in our advertisements you
can rely upon it, we'll not be
out of it when you call. Some
folks call that smartness, we
want none of it here.
We have now a lot of hair
mattresses, made OF the best
Conestoga ticking and filled
with 40 pounds of a medium
grade of hair, closing them
out at 500. Reason is, we
are making all our good mat
tresses in two PARTS now,and
this lot is made In one. They
must get out OF our way.
We make a speciality Of
bedding, embracing all kin is
from the common 81 kind to
the very best hair. Every
kind in between made up in
the most attractive and dura-
BILE ticking. While you're
looking at mattresses, ask to
be shown the Lace Web
Spring. It's the best ever
made for many reasons,
among them being durability,
comfort, cleanliness and last,
but not least. the price. We
have put the price of this
celebrated spring within the
reach of all. Well send you
one on a months trial, ii it's
satisfactory you'll pay for it,
if not satisfactory we'll take
1t back.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

EVENTS whom Lave occurred within
tne past lew days show ihat Deputy
CLERK OF the Pescs Osborne is no, A.
ways TO blame for ,he errors whI,h 90.
cur In the duplicates. Several case,
hAVe recently come to light where n
was shown that while the nsmss vars
mIsspss', or changes made In the o We a
names on the assessors books. thsv
were f'nrd 10 he properly ,psIs and en-.
tered as the Ctfi 5e OF the clerk Of the
psa'e. When these errors are dlscov
ered, the hpolog.s.s for Democratic
naud smlls and Ia their sweet, persuA.
slVe manner say. Il. was the resul,
OF . olerIcSl error, aud he oan easily
have II corrected" oas the experience
OF hundreds in this city sho VS. that /,
10 much easier fer these clerical errors
TO be made, than III TO get them cor
reosed' Tue faoi Of the matter ls, these
so-cAllei Clerical ssrors" are noIblpS
more or less than part OF Secretary
ssyAId's dis'rAn ohislns machine In.
tended to te uss1 by the most contemr
blple men OF hiH pnrty,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

rHH PEOPLE OF PhIiadeiphia, real.
lziug Tho necessity OF having "breath.
ing spaces" In largo oiliss, have formed
an association for the purpose OF re-
Commanding sites TO Council where
public squares shall be established.
rhis Ia known - The City Parks Asso,
citation, and 10 has already prepared .
oil, providing for the ursatlon OF pub.
lilo squares in different parts OF the oily.
This 10 matter that We fear ls being
overlooked In this oity; the vscant lois
in ell paris are being rapidly built
upon, and II is only . question OF time
until they are ali Occupied. The ven
sllstion OF large cities Ia Q matter OF
the greatest importance, and public
squares should be established In differ.
emit localities where they will be easy OF
accsss By the pe,p!e. wilmingto Is
rapidly growing and spreading In all
directions, and 1t will mot be- many
years before Its population, instead OF
being slx.y thousand will be more Ased
four fold, and then the time will come
shea "bresthing spaces" will be need.
cd,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

THE MANNER In which French street
pesWeen Ihird and Fourth streets bas
oeen hosched, under preteuse OF repsir-
ing II, is on oulrsge. A number Of
large pieces Of broken STONE were first
placed on the road-bed, then some
smaller pieces, and finally the entire
mass has been covsrsd with a com posi.
tion composed 0, yellow clay and red
gravel. Nov thA; there has been a IA v
days OF wet weather, .has part of the
street wh!oG has been repaired ia GOV.
erei win red mud, two or three inches
oeep, which As soon IS t. bs,o nea dry
VIII be converted lnlo dusr, that viii
DC driven In clouds in.o The houses and
stores along TIE srtea Thereis is NOT A
turnpike compsuy IN the country thai
would have repaired their .oad in the
manner this has beep done, and n, The
people psy toll In 'he gay O, lnxes IA
she amount o. $50 600 year for the
use OF the streets aud to have them
Kept In order, Il Is ont right ,bst tbev
should have something better than 4
quAgmire In tesuru.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
ma ALTIm0kn n q v.alO MAILnOAI
BOHRDULK In KyEKUT. April 20, lsss.
Traias iss,s ISsisusfs Ayenus Dsosu
EAST BOUND.


for Philadslphia and Chester, go, 7 %
Ibb, IS 800 70, 10 30 and al ID O. m :; q. Q 70
%, s5 20, 0 Is, 0 20, 7 30. IS Is and 8 b5 D. 10
TN Supdays,T 30 ! %, o p6, Iu 80 and al Il ..
N; 90, oc,a eb,'s ~, . 20. 0 s9.ss % and %
p. N.
For singerly, accomEodAti1n, daily II 20
o. N.
FOR Baltimore, aocOmm oda.ion, daily ex
eept SandAy 10 .. IN.
For Chicago and PitsburE, expresI, dsIly
7 IS a. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis express, daily
IL 80 n IN.
baltimore aocNm modatI1u, daily 2 Is m.
Pltt.ourE, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 8 40 pm.
sIngeriy aeoommodatI3D, daily I so p N.
IOh bANDskBEltlf.p ' 10 4. M,sopnA
only. lloo .. m. dAuI except Sunday, 2 Is
. %, 90 p. N. daily,
Trains ioays MaYKct Street Station:
Yer PhiiadolphiA 2Sb p, N. daily. For
BaitimoFo asSP E., daily. 1c' I.Andsu.
bery $50 AND il 90 a. Nj. daily except san.
days s,los. ~ on SUNDAY only, I.9S and $50
p. N, danV.
Pi,ttturE. Chicago aud 81 Louis express
daily 30 p m.
Trains ior Niimiasson-Tseays FhnAss
phiR, daily, 81 %, 1000, Hll 90 .. m, u 90
noon, -. 400, 80, st.Oo. s.se. ele, 10 10,
II 80 o, N.
Daily, except sunday. so. ITO a. M
At.2s. and 0 10 n. IN.
sundsJD only, ~ q m.
Eyrrtss trainsA
RATES TO NPsrHRN POINTS LowRR THAN
VIA AMY CTHpR LINN.
". M. ULEMEHTS, U.SOULL
GenH Manager. 0snl Pas AaaS,
TeleDhoDs Mo. tsA.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
A Big Offer

EVERY EVENING gave . final wall
Of despair yes,erdsy afternoon bscAuse,
90 II say,: "0ar efforts 70 stir up the
better GLASS OF the Democratic party in
this city to se:ure OF lsas, q decen.
candidate for Mayor seems to be OF no
avail" buI we strongly suspess that
the real cause OF Its sorrow can be found
In the fact that no matter which OF the
two candidates who are striving for the
DemocrAtlc nomination is sue oesstul, 1t
will cause breech in that party which
1t will take long dms 10 heal. ItMr.
Norton Is nominated It will be q direct
snub 10 q very important element Of
the Democratic party who NlreAdy are
smArttng under the indls dts hsAped
upon them on account OF their nation.
Ality aud creed. 0ne OF the leaders of
this wing OF the party said q few days
since: "Lst them turn us do Wn II they
dare, and they will find where the
strength OF their party lays. II We are
downed In the nomination the5 will
look for our 7oies In vain next month,
and will learn something that will as
SS@seA FAoAA ANAh thlAs Ou NQ6 OknNT
hand there are many o. the NorIon men
who declare With equal earnestness
shAt under no clrcums,Ano oes will they
support or vote for Ohiet Dougherty ii
he is nominated. This, no doubt, ia
what troubles Every Evening more
than the fitness or qualif ,Ations OF
shese two gentlemen, IS either will
compare sAvofAbly with some OF those
who have held the ofi 20, and there ls
no doubt bus they would execute the
laws fully rs we'll. Tie party is In o
tight place the leaders have catered by
every means in their power Tor the Irish
vote, but nov that 3 representative Of
that vote, who Is q man OF the peopl.
and comes trom the people, aspires Il
sue tfh3e OF ohie, nAgs.rA.e OF Mi
olsy, he Is AssAi,ei 10 every posslbl,
manner by his osu party. Tue Irl,l
are good enough to voe, but the map
date hos gone forth that they mus: no
under any circumstances aspire TO an,
ofdce higher shan ,hss Of q police fiji
Ger,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
ShiladslphiA. wllmingtcu q Bal,
Hmors Railroad.
xxaans viii leave WiinainEssn - souo~s
SUNDAY TRAIWn
FhIL ssra, , Isss.


xxaaas viii leave Wiinainrssn ~ r,r,o~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ss:s'iSs,i y! !s-YYssss; d s 4 i I. g.. s / ss !:
A'sSSTssi sss & is slsS !: q: 8 { ( 4 = 10"
/. 4 il | = il Il = s.. Z b. "a "a "a az y.
=. AGsS%S%%cds.,en, q q ss1 "a I 1ee sIh iss.
q. Nor 1o.! ii Is - -. x: r., q s @ e = s &
. Tor We. v z Chester, vi. L.mosin. % an.
Tor SswsrS ece eoensrsSB Si ana nd in.srmed,.,. ST.
B.iiSois ssd isssrSsaia.s aSs p stations. nj 10
.Bsitimore and Wsshin ston, "a isa su
e y and y @a, m. %. Il II. az. Id. Ia
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
. New castle, es sSh m, nA 26s, $50
9eorgetown and Lewes, 8 90 q. M :. . 20 .. m.
HsTfissson. Dsi&sr. !" isd n +; way stations, So
ESprs::. for Harrington. 8 30 p. m. Wa,
nj : EaPiss:s e & q! I Dover. Harrington. and Del.
Enprss: Tor Sape CHARLES, old Poin, Com.
fort, and Norfolk, II os Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
minFton {express), i22s. 3 90, 7 %, T27, o 10
9@ % II IL II ~ q. M, ara s0l, 4Oa, lN
%. b2l, 607. Q 81, IL 20 D. m.
AccommodA ion, $50, 10 rs a. m,, LIZ l@,
sH. 4S. q IS 10 os 10 20. and il n p. n,
For Philadelphia texpressl 400, q
lb. $40, IL 81 q. M, 2s', VA, and 90 .. ms
Accom- notation, rs H. M, Il 10, 1A
b& 74 and 10 y. IN.
For Chester lexpressJ, 2 Is. . 10, IL 81 . N.
~. z O6. and 10 70 y. m.
sAccommodatlon, Is am, II 10. / Is. ilb.
For New York (express), 2 90, sS2, 80 7lA
siS. IL SIS. m, ~, 81, 'b2a %, and io.o
For West Chester. via Lsmokin. SIS a. M,
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk, IL Us Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, Felton; Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, II 06 Night.
a., baltimore aud Washington, i.2s, <4a, sO4
10 IL a. m, u co g "a, and 7 45 p. m. BAlti.
more, 8. 90 and II az p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
mington lexpressJ, u. B, 3. 50, 7.20, e.l0 ii. IL
A. NJ, h.0S, 8. 81 and II. 3j L. Al.
Accommodation S.sS, 10. . A. NJ, lz.SS, zOA
e.l0 SIS and II. Z. NJ.
For further information, pAssengers are re-
ferred TO the ticket Ofiine at the station.
Trains marked thus tc are limited express,
9,S, 1poR M waich h,,Is eSt5a fare is charged. ~
Senerai hsnaaer asuerSii Pss.enssf = MUop Ar ;
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
WANAmAKER's
PHILADsLPHIA. saturday, May "a, 1853


A sharp breeze in Light
Cottons.
Glad Ginghams 20 to soc;
spirited Sateens Ia to sac:
clipper chintzes 2sc; choice
Cheviots 10 to I5c; primly
proud Prints 6 to Sc.
Serviceable Seersuckers,
of course. When you want
a stuff to stand grief and
still come up smiling, you
get Seersucker. Crinkled or
plain. Let one grade stand
for all-crlnkled, Sc A
this gear s eeatter;don't judge
it by last year. Cluster, !
and / inch stripes; pink
brown, gray, navy.
Cotton Lawns used to be
the pet hot weather stuff
But they crumpled and rum.
pied and mussed and looked
ugly with rough use, and
must be done up with care
Cray Crepes have edged
into their place. Easier.
breez'er, and always look
ldressy if they're clean. A
new printing of Crazles, in.
Icluding a liberal lot Of the
lovely grays, are just on the
counter. I2Ic.
Northwest ofcenire.
That Chestnut street win
ldow full OF hall-pricsd Suit
Ifor ? to I6 year old girls il
but a title page to the bool
Iof bargains son the secon'
floor. Suits for Country
Mountain, Seashore, Travel
ling, Tennis. S1.50 to So.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Tw
~ tleyat.rs,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
bee HIVE" +"
3O6 Market Street,
Dress Goods al Half Price,

! lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, all-wOol, SO in.
wide; were SOC, new price Csc
y fol e dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
lot Camel's hair; were 624c,
new price Bic.
lot 81 in Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to S74. The
above at new price is only hall
OF what we have sold them at
freely.
25 Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, at only half price,
to go in this same sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and $1,000.
60 dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm.
ported a few days ago. Cut
from Csc down to 15c a pair.
A few dozen left of large lot
of Misses famous @. G. Goods
Sold from 40 to 65c accordine
to size, go now at l5c for any
size in the lot.
II you have not examined our
stock OF Parasols this season it
will pay you to do 80, as there
are some startling bargains
among the m in the newest stylea
out.
Why pay zoe yard for Chal.
lies, when you can buy them at
the Bee Hive for l0c, in new
choice patterns and colorings?
Demorest Patterns, Porto
lios, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

THE attention OF advertisers is called
10 the fact that on Monday next We
will issue an extra eiition OF from
eight to nine thousand copies, for the
purpose OF introducing the RKPUBLI-
CAN into every house In this city, and
Il will bs our aim TO publish paper
that will besome . welcome and indIs-
psnslble daily visitor,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

TIE Intelligent portion OF The Dsuo.
orohc parry In New York deuonnce
governor HIPS veto OF .hs Hl,h III.
oense law, and It will probably prove a
boomerang which will do bis party
more hatm lhan good, This ve.o wa,
prepared Tor the express purpose OF
oStohlng the ter!y thousand votes In
New York City, whi3h tits es.lna,ed
are Controlled by The lia7or iutere.t
nut he msy Ena that in os.erlDv for
mis- vo'e, be has lost enough 10 Give
the STATE % the Republicans AZ the
coming Presidential election. The
sres majority Of lie INTELLIGENT men
OF oo'h pstsles, A. ever this country,
have determilel lint the llqror trsfi
must De Eesaia.td and restricted. Tn,
saloon bAs 5sc..1e Too mu,h OF apow
er In polih;-, kld this isctis 1esog
nized by AL who have given the m,e
ter tie slightest cCnudnAtiop, L1s
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
n singular Contract.

Colonel E MORE hiss contra Sted ia
repair the steamer Temperance, whoss
owner, "6evsnth day Adventist, -
siipulatss that no work shall ba done
o her on Saturday, and Colonel Moore
inserts the pro vision that NO work shOll
be done on her on Sunday while In his
yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

tail This Issue ives clearly dsa usd In
fennsylvnnia. and The vote given The
hApueiiosn party, who under the lead
srahip OF Mr. Cooper declared against
The SALOONS, shows thAt the people ara
In earnest In this maitsr.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
ID EmOVAL.

ID EmOVAIA
~ Having removed TO NO 2Is East
Fourth street, l am prepared TO do tin
and sheet iron roonug, gutteriag, spoutinR
and JOB work Of all siads promptly attended
70. Tin roofe repaired and painted. Esti-
matss furnished when desired. Would IA
pleased to ses all my old customers and a.
any new ones as may wish 70 give ne 8
call ALEXANDER CHAMBERS.
Alo-nm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

John Frost, wealthy landlord In
Winfield, Long Island, who wLi under
OAil D lnding trial for al assault upon
5 13'year old girl, committed suicide
Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
MerIuna.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

- TO FARMERS \ BUrOHERS.
fOR SALE-Tbs capital steer in ths
Weshtngton street Msrket HouSs Co m
and Warrington sfrests. PurohAssrs OF a. Z
stock are entitled to oheics OF stalls accord.
Ing 70 the amount OF stoek subscribed for.
basement, which 10 10 be lifted up Tor the
use OF farmers and these away from the
market FOR fuil particulars call at once oi
PHILIP R,OLApK a Co saA Marx OF street.
J.. J. fIERon No. WeMT h street, or
uBo. h TOWNSEND 6N Market st, ne Il
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
WArAMAKnnv

ter Tor being hemstitched on
both ends. Simply more
stylish. IS a pairl You pay
nothing for the hemstitching;
very little for the linen.
Plump al yards square.
IHardish, round thread, not
overly white. French. The
last before little jag Of these
|$s a pair Sheets hardly
stayed long enough to be
counted.
Southwest of centre.
Henry Heath's Hats. Last
lot for the season is in-Cas-
slmere, Silk, Derby. The
most famous Hats in the
world. Every other Hat
shape for men or boys that
the best Hat Store should
have. Whether high or low
cost Hats, our prices are as
<ozO as the Duest Tor the same
class of goods.
Thirteenth AID Market streets.
Millinery stuffs and all
that goes into the makeup
of women's and children's
headgear--u n t r i m m e d
shapes, ribbons, feathers.
lgew-gaws And a room
full OF trimmed things to get
hints from, if you please.
Bright and busting in the
children's corner always.
North from Thirteenth and Chestnut
streets corner.
6060 pairs Mems full re-
gular made Halt Hose at
I2A cents will be sold here
in the next few days. Mode
and gray grounds, with neat
stripes. They were import
ed by a New York house to
sell for double I24 cents.
I'VE could get rs cents for
them; no, we sell as we buy.
Middle Market street entrance.
On Saturdays and Mon
days Special Novelties for
Ladies come to the front at
the Stationery counter. Odd,
pretty. useful. Fair sample
brick to-day.
South Of Thirteenth street entrance.
ALFRED WRIGHTs per-
fumes. Fragrance In the
name The most delicate
Eodors made in America. The
successful perfumes Of the
few, 0e,y few other famous
imakers Of the world.
Northwest of R,onul Counter.
The often-asked-for so
cent Holland and 'HolIena
Shades with Spring Rollers
are here Very slippery at
the price.
Second floor, north of Transept.
More OF the Vienna Collar
and Cuff Boxes. Look like
wood, weigh like paper, last
like leather. Z and &C.
Northwest of centre.
There is no reason why
1.-THE Outing Shoe should not
be as neat and trim and easy
as the Home Shoe. A kin
ship of handsome shape
shows in every Shoe we
have-luxurious, knock
labout, common. Quality,
elegance, price; we have
taken good care to see that
There was no slip on either.
! Oxford Ties, with gray or
mahogany ooze tops and
lpatent leather vamps, are
the newest, nobbiest thing Of
1.-THE season. Our own design.
Market street front, cast OF main aisle.
/ An emery wheel will
shArpen light cutting things
; quicker than any other con-
trivance. The pinch is to
hold the things true. The
; Adjustable rest OF Halls
knife and Scissors Grinder
lets a child do the grinding
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
c1O0 REWARD FOR AMY INFoR.

qplOO nation leading to the recovery OF
herse, buggy and harness taken from stables
At Front and Church streets Sunday evening
April End. Dark bay horse l5k hands high,
about 10 years old, scar nehind rlght sh ou lder.
Coal box top buggy with extra heavy wheels
and runnlnE gears. One lap robe, black on
one side, light on the other.
A23.u JNO, NJ, SOLOMON.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

NOTICE-THEJ }. A. URANSTON co.
4 lCy King street, have now on sale, fer-
tiltEers In small packages, for grass, plants
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds OF flowers
making quick growth. Bone Special prepa,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

II GUARANTEE TO oURE THE MOST
l. unhealtny tkin. removing pimplss,
blotohes, rash, sAllow or oily skin, produc.
log compilation white, smooth, SOFT and
fresh oslored. have cured myself and hun.
dred Of otners In Phiiadtlphia. Addrr Is
SPBcIALIsr, y. D, Box tol, PhilA., Pa, m slim
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12
MAsSEY's
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
NO. WEST 2ND STREET,
Wilmington, Del.

Il general assortment OF Boots. Shoes and
Hhlters. Call and ex4mino and learn the
moderate prices. azs-eod dhW.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-12

"ANrEu- A BOY FROM IL To :,
w years cid. to attend o dns.a-,, "a 10
hc must be able 10 road and grIts ms
ence required. Apply az Dr M,y negi, ,v,I,
ounce, N. =. co,ner atn and market Itrss,S
N'iN' hVurs' milo 9ts