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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

W - rhE 90 PkRrNEKAHtP
etSeen SsEuA 4. IN orr and j u.
eAs IN 10 day bF<u Dissolved BY No.
~ snn al outstanding acooants
= eollsotsn By Ssmuel X. lho'p
SAN uEI. Il. ThUaP
u BAOHE4,
ninst.r, January II, 1855 t;,,ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

Nluh-l. Ii FRANK a SON aAVE
5bh day Gsssllyod paftncreS in by
con out. Vim, h. Frank win hsIe.
hduot Il 9 tuhintss. Al claims on
p viii DO 6sttlsd by him.
II. GRARK.
Wal. L. FRANK.
p ington, 1annirJ %, 1858. 1885
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

Electric light in Millinery Palace, 6l7
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24
Tor sale.
NOR SALE.

ENoH SALE
sol WoJt 9th street, o rooms.
I'll Weet 6th street, 0 rooms.
SB west 8th street, rooms
lSOs WeN h street, . roome.
1oOf and 10)9 West Sth st'ees, 10 rofm'
200 and coz anBuren strosL, rooms.
SD VanHuren st.eot, 8 rooms.
7l3 Wollasron street, y rooms
TOO West sixth stresi, rooms.
b)3 West six n street, rooms
I'neae DiOpertieJ havs all convenienses,
and ara we'll !. GATED. M. r. PJuLF,
~ " No. 8ioH Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

HOE REM.
large Stone dwelling, 10 ro7ms with z
a,rol o. 3 ouad, guistbls for Kissing poultry
and hogs, with plenty Ct pasture for several
ogNJ.
house and stable, tr!tatlo for horses,
0l5
store and dwelling, . rooms, Sl2.
oT-io1med houses, hot und Gold water and
batD. 'front.' yRrds aud porohes $40.
rooDe ell hOutes. 'front.' porohes, eso,, So.
oroUmed houses. 81. There prices $40
low, Rnd Tor coed reliable tenan 8 by TIE
year only. PGrEtJ. fDKD,
bG0 hodnry street,
4eoi II Or. Second and Webb SITS
L1OR REN TINE FOLIO VINO
A. IwgLLIN0s:
No sl3 n arEes street, 8 rocms and bath.
No. N01 East se7onth straei, "a rooms; has
bsan occupied by PHYSICIAN for number
O'yoars.
RIO. 4Ol East Seventh strest,l2 or IA rooms.
Ealtsble for q boarding house.
4 ls0 farm noA- Talieyvill0, BrAliyWine
Hundrej, con aiming 20 acres.
Telephone elllie8.
j. AUGUSTUS NoUAUILEY,
d3l-u El. 500 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

Sbuh SALE, SIS WEST NlNrd sr.-lF
you want 10 buy property as tme
with 81 modern improvements, and in per.
loot order, 39xSo 4, AID vary moderate price,
you Will ind {. att i3 West Ninth 81, Make
n note Of this, AMI g9 anu SEQ It at once, In
Bide AMI out. L. IL. QUAY liz II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

TOR ShLE-n MOST EXUaI.- r.
q lent horse for store wagon or 143H
livery stable. Apply at tho Wiln ington
boarding stablo', ) lxth ana TatLsll streets.
Ill. eod.i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

iISUR 4ESr--2 FARMS In HaaPUY
a wine Hid NJ mics from civ, l Ct n.
aiming 81 acres the o her II. apply 20 }.
] Pr IRUE, ". Tth IT city. .s-3.-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

y7yOE nFNT--AH 5-RUUm ABUSE,
n with bath, 302 Jetisrs street. apply
TO J. A uonueT'e harness store no. I East
Atm street $ls mOntn. tlstf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24

at evsrr number from thence Onward.
Yet there came 'RIll" and "Roll aud
change boys" time after time, with
nothing hut smsH ehot-S9OO, $500 and
6600-vntled nov and then ny - Bra,
1000 AMI 5000 Finally 700 priz s
had been drawn. No capital. Then il
was 100, and no capital. Boon the
drawn prizes numbered 800i Oaly
thifty-six more ptizss In the whee 4 /
Grea; Scott, where Was Il? General
Eariy arose aud walked over TO the liz
t Q wheel, BE looked through the glass
aad saw the ptBt or 80 OF pr zss. Then
he resumed his seat. Colonel Dan A
Wilson who sat by ms, also went overl
and looked at the handful of valuable
tubes Then no sat down with q smile
and We compared numbeU on our tick
eta. The spectators vera dreAdfull,
uneasy, and many were In intense en-.
element. At last s2s EumberN had been
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-24
rs Cherry Pectoral,

PREPARED ny
C. Ayor s. Co., lowell, Mass.
all Druggists, l'H'rt s!s bottles, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-10
Neue aH3etgeH.
SAreaa BON gSnt, s., UGtlRor g.
Comp,
9affeez z8reuusru unO =8erpaderu,
Cir. 115, ssmmerees xtrafe. Baltimore, sRo


SnSem mir Die aufmertiamie,t pom gonIumenteu
Gut uuitre SOrten geIofeten Saftees lenten, nuns
ID en- mir en9e Der 5eahtun9 Uertbe 2bltiaben oorS
Buegen, rDedle BEL Der @ntiheioang, melber 8dffee
ote .55rem Sei6mafe uHo Sbrsn S.oarIntiisn am
Ssften entipredenoen @l8eHi3atten oetst IN bic
lrougidunle talen i0uten.
Dds adffser0Re GeltdIt III dbsr bas rein metas
niihe Gtabtum ldngft binuus, uno uur Dieenigtn,
fUtlhe pom Udiden grnuoldbe SeHntniR befiBen unA
oas DtoiteH 5ur BoutomWeu9et uetfts4en (lDas 8eis
res iId nur ouTh lange Sriubrung anttgnen ldBts
toHneu aui 5erfteuung 6e5 beiten 4lifte'5 Bu Den
moglitft btltgen Breen b0ffen -eIn unumgdHglte5
sIiorbeInb sur zidbe4ung or guuf oes RHbttumS.
SgfoIt, nadoem uniere &lfteiorttn gercltt uno abs
gghblt iino, rperoen e entiUeber IN SinpuRo@Pldez
ootr in lut toidten Sledbudieu ucrpddt, mas oaS
aroma un6 6te 8rai beDabIt, uno 9etdoe oarau5 ers
gibt iid elmer Der pielen SoItbee unerer ueIpadeH
9afeeiorten. Gle DeroeH gt9en ben SlnfluB Der dts
Il olE bore uno ben nit oem Reinigen auer 9elbdl57
lotaie perbuuoentn Stau5 uno Snmue gei9agt.
giun @tDas h6er oie Sorte, nslte Sle tauten
loltenl -
gBeun Gle auffee, Der nit redeem atoma ooHe
Stdrte Osrstutst mhnlGsn 10 OslIanssH Sie 0oH 591
@ilaor'S ,,staaOaro."
,,geIlu0r'S @tanOarc."
qBir se6en nit 6er anHabme tter, ba5 Elm Seriud1
gle oopoH hber5eu8en nro, oaB uLleTe "SIIno 1IoS"
Sole oer bette, r ben BreI5 81 b16en6e Rlitee IT,
gBGuIh.n Sie gafiet, Der otltSioies Aromd, Douz
tomm-ne Bolttur SorSh8ltdtsit III leoer pinitpt
If, 10 foroeru Gle ron 5Hrem Grocer asm p Dslnor
d. &cmp.'s
,,2rsp bUIa'' ,3rnp boIa" >, 1rhpboia,"
nur in gtnpiuuO'Badeteu Oertauit.
luisrsr S,its 6ebaIi IS Ieincr SeueisihhIuRa, um
Den lntelIs senttn uno unteInebmenoen SlutmaHn 3u
ber,eUsen, oaB Die beilsn Jsuate idr i9n uno lene
Sun6eR ouId1 BeJtaui pom SIopIie6rzArtlten eriter
SGiie erBelt neIoen, uno H0em mir leleoupertduIer
um auiId9e aul unleIen geJoiieteR -StGn6dIos"
uHb s5Ippboidz~9aiee eriuneu, tbDn mir Da5 In
6eI i,ien nebtrseueun9, O1s 0iee Sorten uerbaunB@
masa mshr SorBuse bsiieen, oIs tt9eHo cine aHoeTe
SafttezSurIe bu oemislben 4yeiie I'm D(lrtse.
eoHiunenten sur Beldltuna -SertangeH Sle oon
SbIem Srocer unieTen -Stanoaro~ ooer 8tqpqola'-
pdt eI iie nidt, baun isben Gle ans ssIdlsr eaOon
In aenntnis uno mir msroen odlag soIsen' eaB 59hS
oas Serausit sslteiert miro.
ll1iaiaut q. !alilnOr & Comp,
mr HtK. Commemorative, Baltimore, H9h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-10
ll1iaiam g. alilHur & Comp,

glr. 116, @ommtrctasFaBsl PaIumote' U6Aa
GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-10

gRiIheIm Ill, 8ae tGrte, 70 lddeite er iropl
ba3u; aber feline Stirne ummoltte it4, een1
Or fIsiue Triu; par peiu gar 10 lGna@l;5sS
Sinh" gSsnn ele S0uyglp, Dae porte, lAas
ten fid itre Gugen nit &brGneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-10

BrdfieI, 9. 0drB. S6nis uno be
SDniein BON Sel9ten pareu gerabe nod SOns
bon abseretff, um Der iilbernen Su93eit oes
8rin5eA bsiinDobnen, oils BITE Na9ri9t iiber
SaiIer @ilbelm's Sob bier anIaugte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-10

(Gus elmer .S6iIbsruns Der nerRorbensn 9ou
9ibIbad al ben rW.sg. SeraIb- i'm Sabre
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

on the beach. Any desira-
bic shape Of the most proper
|stuffs.
i Misses and ChIldren's Flannel, % up
Ladi g. Flannel, % so up
Mems Bathing Trousers, 81 to "a.
Mems Bathing Shirts, 81 to IS.
Mems Bathing Suits, % to 80.
Bathing Tights, % and Soc.
Mems first floor, women's second floor,
Chestnut street side
At the head OF Outing
Shirts this season is ouI
fancy flannel, In a dozen OF
more combinations, at $I.5o
Couldn't get enough o.
them last season at 50 so.
Both ends Of Store, ntddie entrance.
We have some more o.
those wonderful 1915 Para
soils. Extra quality satin
extra quality silk lining, flint
Chantilly lace.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle
JOHN WANANAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11
n. kagary { Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
AND
S, {, Cor. 9Th and TstnaII

Every Refrigerator we
sell we can guarantee to
meet all your requirements
for the proper preservation
Of meats, vegetables, etc
Thus you run no risk with
our ReirIgerators, which are
made on the cold dry air
System. This makes them
free from any moisture or
dampness. Ours is not a
new tangled Refrigerator but
one that has been we'll tried
and put to every practicable
test. They are also provi'
ded with water coolers, Civ
Ing you a bouutiful supply
Of cool drinking water:
Commencing now we will
reduce the prices as follows:
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

TEE rLAr adopted By the court Il
considering the license applications
pablioly In worthy Of all oommsnda.
ton. and the judges show . self-sscrl-
hsing spirit In 20 doing, - u entails
considerable extra labor ON them. II
10, however, the only fair way that
could be adopted, % by this means The
applicants and those who remonstrAts
against them are brought face 10 face,
aud the court, after hearing the evil
dence on both sides, dssermine the mat.
Ter. There was considerable dissatis.
faction with the old method OF oonsid'
ering licenses, but no one Who 10 dis.
{possd 10 obey the law oAn reasonably
Iind any fault with the plan now pur'
sued. Those saloon keepers who live
ap 10 The Law need NOT hare any fear
when their names are called, as Il Il
very certain there will not be anything
'urther than . general remonsiranos
against them, Of which the court seems
TO take but little notl 20.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11
TEE DEMOCRATS have again pl

THE DBMoCBATs have again pt.
sented the name OF Grover Cleveland
4, The voters OF this country, ~ o sulls.
bic per.oa to become President Of the
United S.aies, aud % he has AlreAd,
served over three years In thAt posi-
tlop, It Is pertinent 10 review his I'd
min slrAtion, for the purpose Of asosr-
tanning WhAi he has done 10 entitle him
eJA continuance In office. IA came
10 this high position pledged 10 Owl
Berylcs L Storm, and announced 10 bis
motto that "a public offioe 10 . public
trust" but he has prosIiluted the entire
system OF OWL Service Reform, for the
single purpose OF Sdvsnotng his own
a. rests, ard scouting for himself thu
which he has jus! reoei' cd, . nomlnA-
tion. In his letter accepting the noni-
nation 10 1884, he expressed himself ..
b Ing opposed TO q second term for q
President, and clearly showed The svlli
thAi must result, so long ~ second
tsrm Ia possible, but be had no sooner
been lnaugurAted, than he commenced
10 use every means and sill the po yer oil
his command to secure . % ,ond term
for hi msel'. Are We 10 take This % q
sample OF the honesty and fair dealing
gor which his supporters clM n he IL
noted2 He gave the pc pie TO under
stand that the Law prohibiting ell per,
sJns holding off Se or position under
the Federal Government from taking
Fart In political conven lions should
be striolly enforced, and yet We do moi
believe there hiss been . DemocrAti,
B,Ate Convention held since his I'D.
ministrstion commenced that Was MOI
composed In . great meAture OF Off %
holders, while the 81. Louis Oonven tior
which renominAted Mr.. Cleveland, had
its full com lemenI OF this class. Thil
Of Itself 10 suffi >lent 10 show that b,
belongs TO hist class III an Indian
Onoe dsuom!nAied As those Who spsAk
double, or ssy one thing, While they
mean another. Mr.. Cleveland no .
processes considerable love and nd mira
ton for the soldiers, through whose
efforts the perpstulty OF the UnIon VA
maintained, buI less than q year Ast
he grossly insulisd them, by refusing
~ Vo pAusCht ~ Oh ~ JUS WHO Uni
National EnoSmpment OF tbs Grand
Army Vas IN session, and 80 u med hi
visit thAs he reached lhA! city the neg
day AFTER ii adjourned Add 10 thiI
the fact that he has nevar let An oppoI
tunlly PASS unimproved 10 veto . bill
providing tor pensions, and Il will b.
seen what bis present protesialIons o.
friendship sre worth. HIS friends otai q
for him the courage OF 1ukson, bu
u will NOT soon be forgotten how qulul
he dlnched, and recAllei his iAmcu
rebel battle dag order, when he hear
she tones OF indignation with vhioh
wss greeted by the loyal msn OF tn
North. he processes the deepest intel
est In the prosperity Of this country
but With one fell sroke proposes to d.
stFoy lite Indus ,rles, and reduce lh
working Glasses 10 the condition {
pAupers, through the lnssrum sntAllty c
free trade. These are some OF th
things that Gro uer O eveland has don
With Others thAt he proposes to do, an,
We respectfully ask II II ia safe to tui
ahsr rus. su9h men with the destInle
Of over sky milton people E?
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11


TRAINS VII leave Wtin.ingtsn ~ Follows
n x sss .srRssss: h d i !. g.: i g.
/; sSs & * ! 6 { : 4 u s a. NJ.
? I: il i. il i !. M. i D. "a "a "a sat
XeScmAedst,o s.u. 7c loS sA iOSa
Me- j S So.! IA & 70 u. "a n. * s i
for We. chester, via LAnokin. sD ane
Fof Se;wsls t eoent1ey and intermediate sta,
GS Re and sss p s.s ri 10 IL.
p. III aas u ana q & G.s r lime, sSp.m.
Baltimore and WashinEt0n, I Is, ft6 sM
e = and il o !. M. Il %. i II, IA i8, siS
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
New osstie, 500 $50 4: m, aus as So,
secreetown and Lewes. % a. nj sop.n.,
RehoeotA, 30 .. m.
seaferd lexpressh $50 p. m. =.
E %is f Si u Harrington. 90 p. m. Wa,
Express L tcr bower. Harrington. and Del
mar, u o5 Night.
Franklin City, 20 Q. m,
fort, and Norfolk, Il O6 Night
L Leave fhiladeiphlA, broad btreeI Tor VII
nington texpress), u Is. . 50. 72a III, slt
| 70 10 II is II u q. M, 2 O. Sol, 402, 10
@, 81. 8G, Q 81, II % p. IN.
Accommoda ion, 80, 10 q q. m, LIZ, 2H
q. 4s7, 6z2 8 IS 1905 10 10. and II a p. m,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia texpress), 400 2 So, 20
Is 10, IL 81 q. M, 81, 8 "a. and oe p. u
AcconmodAtion, sl6a M. i2iG & no
For Chester {IeeIPress, 7ls-s lie. IL 81 a m.
1 Accommodation, SIS q M, IL 10, rs, 10
8 90. and 40 p. m.
8 Is Ii 81 A.. m, al, 81, % 20 o. and 100
For West Chester, via Lsmokin. si5a a. M,
For Cape CHARLES, Old Point Comfort, ara
For New Castle Middietown, Clayton
| and Delmar, II O5 Night.
10 e a. m., Iscs, . s. ana i ,. m. Bsist:
Leave Phllsdeiphias Broad Street, for WI.
A. NJ, sos, 6.57 and Ii. % r. h.
| %. 10. s.s5 and IL. II p. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re-
fcrred TO the ticket efice al fhe station.
Trains marked thus a. are limited express,
gpon winch e5t5a fAre Is charged.
ssnersi ksnsssr General f * I1eD Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

If OUR memJty serves us right, Q
Democrat, O,ae In this city had q
banner hy!ag S5ut four yeAra agc
which bore the Ins,rip iop For Presl,
dent, G'over Cleveland 10 1884 and
Thomas f. BiysFd In 1881 The msn
who were lnsirumsniAl In having thu.
banner panied no dcuht piuned thslr
faith to Mr.. Glevelsnd's letter OF az.
ceptAn ,e, lie which he tx ores.ly de-
noun, Jed ss1ond term for P,esident O
she uol!ed 5iA!ss, and showed the evil
which mast BE- expected 90 long - h
eys.em is In operation. l. the Den c
crAs OF this country, or even OF Ih'
b'Ate, eVer hS1 Any idea Of that time
making Nj. Bsysrd or any one ell
their candidate in 1888, that intent !
hAe bsen 90 cempis.e ely overruled b.
M. Cleveland sni "she horde Of off j
holders" that he spoke abou. In his let
atr o. 1884 tbAt no o,her name but hi
vas even mentioned or limited Of th
b. l. uis Cln7en.lon. II actions an
condnc! in respeo: 10 his denomination
nave done more 30 make 9 second tern
odlo' % with the people thsn Anylhln
which has ever before happened In lhl
county
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

VOL 3. Nj Wool, mmAnder Of the
FiIst hss imtnt, ID, N G has received
ohcls pduce nom tue Governor that
we ntE' annual encampment as re-
qulr'd by law will b. he'd vt Brandy.
VIZ epI 'rgs, oonmeuc cling July II and
eauins The y b. Every member Of the
tk'u en- ls Obliged 10 be present dur
lug we eGcaHlp H. en-. unless excused fol-
Ieasots gwen satisfactory to the colonel
oommtrd
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

1T WILL be we'll for those sAloon
aeeper' TdJ alsh TO live up TO the Law
70 remember sh 81 during the hearing Of
noense spl'ioa.lons the court decided
anA' IL Is a. nuoh e violation OF the IL Y
10 sell lll11r 10 be carried away in bot.
ives or other vssssls as II Ia 10 sell 1t on
ths eaoosih, aud that In several casee
me iA'1 thu persons had bought liquor
70 oe taken away from the premises
wAs urged as sufii lien. cause by The
tenpeiAu9e lawyer WY they Should
no' feati7a sheir license. The lAw
stsn's ali persous hold ng 8 liquor IL
Hehee petm'islon TO sell lutoxicAsins
hq'ots IL quantities less than ont
QnArp to Ls drsJk GA the prem'ses
Uohseq 'n!'y S.ri,i Incorporation o
mus IA = Wolii prevent thsm selling Ii
IN any iorn to be carried away. A
sne oourl seems disposed 10 interprs
tne law In iais way, It will bs well To-
sMoon keeosrs wao have been In th
naols OF selling vhlrksy by the pint o
mar pint or beer IL k lgs or pitch or
30 exercise c1usiierA5ls care In The ia
ture, or they may fad the n saves il
troubie.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

WILMINGTON q NORTHERN Il. n.
Time table In effect May 10th 1883. Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench strcct) as follows;
For Reading, Birdsboto, Joanna, SPRING
field, Waynesbs rg Junction, Manor ,PottsvilIe,
Tamiqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernera-
Reading X. R., 7.t0 u. IN. and 2 20 y. m.
For Springfield, WAyneshurg Junction,
'Coatesville, Embreeylle, Lenape, ChAdd's
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
IL 90 a. M, and 20 p. m.
For COatesv lille and intermediate points at
100 a. m, 40 and 800 p. N,
For West Chester 7.UO a. NJ, 2. 70 and 800
y. m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intern. date points
9. IS p. IN. and on Saturday only at &. 20 and
II. Is p. IN,
ON Sunday for Reading and Intermediate
points, at sos a. M, and Tor springfield and
intermediate points at $50 =, IN.
A. g. MctlAUSLAAD, BiWN F>S BRIGGS,
SUPERINTENDENT. GEM Pa s. Agft,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

soHKDULE II ETEEof. April ~ 1883.
Trains lsAvs psiawafs Avsnus Dspsg


sOHKDULE II xIEEor. April 70, 1883,
Trains leave psiawafs Avenus DspoG
EAST p,DUND.
For Philadelphia and Chester, sls, 7 81
%, IS 800 ", 10 30 and All u O. m =; 90 o.
8 %, IS 20, 8 20, o. 40, I 30. - 10 and 50 p. M
On ssndsys,T 80; ! g. 9 %, 10 50 and 'lll. 4
WEST BOUND.
FOR singsriy, accommodation, daily Il %
q. m.
FOR Baltimore. accommodation, daily OF
o'Pt sTR SaSuo q sna P P dali,
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
ii % m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily sGb m.
Pittsburg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
singerly accommodation, daily I 80 p m.
FOE LAHDkEBkRG,e 10 A. M.bundt'
only, ll.oo =. N. dSilJ except Sunday, 2 %
X .s,s e Z; N; % saii s.,.., Station:
Baltimore I r. H., daily. EsS Landen
uerK $50 and II 90 A. ID. daily, except Sun.
days s,loa. u on Sunday only Asb and $50
Pltts6uFE. Chicago and s.. Louis express
Trains ior Hilpins.on-I.eays PhilacE
pniA, daily, n %, 1000, all 90 =. M, u 90
neon, l u, 400, 30, aLoo, ase. sic 10 10,
II 30 .. n.
Daily, except Sunday, Lto, .f.so =. m
N.2A. and 70 p. m.
Sundays only, $40 q m.
Axprpsh tr4inBa
RATBs TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER than
VIA AMY oTHHR LINZ.
| ". n. OLEMENTH, U.SOULE
Genr sIsnakeF. 0enn PAas, Ages,
Il Telephone No. lnn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

/. Among the special attractio
for this week. "'''0
50 pieces OF Swiss can,,.
and Pique Flouncings, 20 ceu
to S7.2s a yard. Wy
"A few Swiss Panels left,
be closed out at three-oua ,i
price. 41''''
Foot and hand wear.
81 dozen ladies' pure 81
Mitts' reduced from 2; to
cents a pair.
The balance Of our q 4
Gloves, in the right shad
colors and black, to be al
out at 50 cents a pair. H.
means two pairs Of gloves
one.
Gents, Ladies and Childre
regular made Hose at d
cents a pair, No one need
without stockings now. A
OF IS cent Lisle Thread God
to go in the sale at 37l cent
pair.
In the Wash Goods Den
ment.
81 pieces Menado Stripe,
week IS cents; now Is cent
yard. IL pieces Lace Ed
last week 81 cents; now 20 cd
2o-cent Challis 10 cents.
rench and American Sat-
in new effect; not shown
America until a few days agd
PARASOLS. PARASO
Now is the time and
prices are in your favor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11
SUM MER TERM


nekIhs april IS, Ends June 23, 'ss
Now classes and priyata ins,ru,,,nr ~
Voiee, Piano, Violin, and hn 1Tcne StTSi In
sstiuments Piano and organ runing, Org.
10Y, Eng iish Brsnohes, French. dc, usn
nnu italian Languages, Brewing, PaintinR
N odeling and POrtraIture, Tultfos Al r
s15 per torn. Lectures o. Musis Ar a..
erasure, etc, by ointment Specialists. and
General OlssseS, Rsoliais, eto fres 10 ali
ocular students. Board and room in the
E EeM honie, 1900 to 81 50 per wsaE. New
Sslsndar Zee. hfdtes1 EEw ER9iAND
GrohsEkVA TORY, L TOUKJEE. III,
U nkh "a tQsl r, MI eAS.im IN
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

MO RIO r.-THE wOkKIeGMENS
series OF stock for tale, Ofico open daily
rom a. m. 70 7.to p m for payment Of
monthly dues and sale of stosk. Gail for
annual and special au iitor'sreDort. JAM ~
n. HofFEOkEk,J in PRESIDENT; aEnkGE
q. mABlS, SECRETARY. m2s-i6t
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11
WANAmAK EMS

D"E He|e " O/tttNfftSS' <VvS'
gee nearly as good at 81.
An importer wanted to
close his stock; we took 1t il
a lump You are the gamer.
No dress S uf beats these
Pongees for cheapness, cool
ness, and GOODYEAR COM
bined. Think of it! only
about 20 cents a yard for all
silk!
Better qualities at IS, So
81, and S..
Real Canton Crepe has
been hard to get at reason
able prices. We've got by
THAT trouble. White and
cream:
| q inches at Sl.25
"a inches at $3.50
rs inches at S2,0e
40 inches a. $3.50
They make stylish gradual
ling dresses.
The 24.inch all-silk Col
ored Surahs at 7sc a yard
are the wonder OF the trade.
Firm, substantial goods, not
flimsy lining silks. Made in
Paterson, N. j., to sell for
Isl. The chance tn a t
brought them our way rub
bed a quarter from the price.
90 inch Black Surahs; full
boiled, lustrous. 1t is an
unusual thing to get this
width and quality for 75c.
Before the Summer goes
India Silks Of pretty designs
and choice colorings will be
: hard to get, 75c and 81.
| Black Mervellleux, 2ol
wide at 75c, same as
was heretofore 81. A chance
Hot. Clean, bright goods for
those who want to wear
only jet black.
These at a glance. The
Silk section is full of jus
what ought to be there.
Yves. Transept
Dainty French Printed
Flannels. First of the Elan
: mel family for forest, field o
-lfood. Half a dozen ground
Ia blaze with stripes, Csc
!: Figures in a score of color.
'-Iplays, soc.
II Ceylon Flannel; cotton
3 and-wool, light and strong
p no shrinking, 37ss, SO, an
{ I65c.
/. Northeast OF centre.
81 85-cent Wool Heartfelt
q goes down to IS cents to
n day. Our largest line an
!. best assortment of colcrs:
3 mahoganies 8 cardinals
I'll gobelius 2 navies
II 5 resedas 8 browns
II 2 serpents myrtle
d Cheap at 85c; what is it {
sI75l
n Northeast of centre.
:. IS cent bingham for I
!. cents. ga inches wide. 1t
!, as if we gave you 10 cent
" with every yard. Small hal
/. line checks and stripes.
as 37b and 3lc Saseens %
II 12bc Seersucker for &C.
It. Scotch Surah Bingham
y 25c from 4oc. Scotch Chez
Or Ginghams, use from A
he he Scotch Zephyr Ginghan
,r,l 374c from so.
"a Northwest and northeast Of centre
The largest and be
stock of Misses and Chi
The dren's Dresses we ever ha
, sa Stuffs right, styles rig
re- prices right.
nd Bingham Dresses SOC up
he Lawn Dresses, 81 rs up
ur Flannel Dresses, 81 rs up.
for Boys Wash Dresses, SIC. up.
nell Children's Coats, Sl.75 up.
Boys Flannel Kilt Suits, 50 up.
Second floor, Chestnut street side ]
elevators.
'ns Bathing things for conf,
/, lin the water Or good loo
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

N0TICE-THE j. A. UKANSTON co.
~ los King street, have now on sale, fer
tiliEers In small packages, for grass, plants
cemetery lots, roses. and all kinds OF flowers.
making quick growth Bone special prepa,
ration for chickens. Agents wanted. Al5- I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-06-11

iacEeast your peel for fall positions
ny ihHtns % typewriter.
SHAs y GUYEE, s26 Market st,