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DrSK Malto; it is pleasant

PLrAsurr aud sight seekers leaving the
city should see that their tickets read over
the Illinois Central railroad, M beautiful
towns aud country arc continuous along
its line.
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Licensed 10 We'd.

jackson Smith and Annie Edwards (col-
ored), Dan Woods and Nctto White Ccol.
ored), Jesse Hudson and Malinda Davis
(colored),
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Tsrin Reform ,1ub.

In view OF the fact that there Il 10 be a
mass meeting on the bluff Wednesday
the 25th instant, and that the county cleo
ton takes place Thursday, August 2. All
meetings Of the Tann Reform club arr
hereby postponed until Wednesday, Au
gust $. by order Of
BoltoN SAITu. Prcs'L
II. q. Bows, Scc'y.
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" YOU are leaving Tor your summer trip.
don't iJrsrt TO have lunch pa, up at
How'd & Mouncy'A.
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Clocks cheap at Mulford's.
Wilson a HIIaa

Handle al kinds Of Furniture at low prices.
upholstcring, repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
goods. firstclas work. Telephone jyJ.
No. - Main street
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Everything reduced at Muliori'S

sunscninr ior Tur WEEKLY Arrr,t, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tribution Of gifts December |.
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Anrnnn,.r..In..

A. W. Gross. the veteran Arkansas
drummer, bcuails the los oi bis $50 dia.
mond rug aud box OF tine yellow Label
Cigars.
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SIR wuslows soli' |ur % run ,boaii always ~
uisd TOT childf,u iuIl.ur II snolhcs the child.
tnlicns the ruint. ullHtsuI rain gufvs wind cole
tudA The beat Vinvli iui diauhsA ace 10,tis
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DmSK Malio ior the nerves

CIR up clubs lor Tur WEEKLY ArrrAL
aud secure one OF the liberal cash prizes
Offered.
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suhscniRE for TITS WEEELY ArPEAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
uibuiion Of gifts December 1.
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TnE Campaign Scarf has arrived.
THOMPSON q STEyENs,
No. go second street
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. REMOVED nv TnU vsE oF COCAINE
And II stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burncits flavorlng extracts arc the
bcsl.
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Advice to Mothers.

GKr mp clubs ior 1ur WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one Ui the cash prizes. Soc lists.
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Trustees Sale.

/ Under AND ny VIRTUE or TIIF PROVISIONS
~ contained IN certain deed executed by o. 4,
Mostly, Mar y. Mostly isiry " MGsby Eva n
Mushy, MARY Fannie Mosby. n Mosby st. saillc ~
Mushy aud Lclia r. Mu.by and thc Chickasaw
Land Company on the 18th day Of May. ISL aud
which e Of record In the Registers onicc 81 shelby
county Tennessee, IN book IN pages bl6 tl5 hi.
and blp. default IN the payment ~ the indebted.
ncs Of faid Chickanw land COMPANY thereby
sccurcd having been made. az the request Of thc
holden thereof Will. on
"Wednesday, the lat Day OF August, iass,
at Y o'clock m, At the eastern door Of the court.
house Of shelby county, Tennessee, situated IN the
Taxing District II shelby county, Tcunesscc com.
monty called the cts Of Memphis cell % the high.
ct bidder. iot cash. the following described nal
Ctatc, towit
A certain lot Of Fround situated In aid Taxing
District Of shelby county Tennessee, beginning on
the csst side u short Third ,trcct Que hundred
uou feet south Of the lines between the original
county lots Nus a. and $50 thence east parallel
with aid lines one hundred aud eighty I've tiNil
thence south parallel With saii Thlri sifrct one
hundfvi aud slty two liGll fcyt eight - inches tn
an alley which nuns parilci with Ilraic street.
thence west parallel with and On the line Of said
alley o. stake seventy l1ul irg eat " said Thri
tirrt. hciug the southeast corner II Aston hiyd's
lgt thcncc with said lotls line parallel with said
Thlri ,trct north ~ aid lloyds northeast corner
one hnndU,l OVl icct thence wet with said
hoyds north line seventy 5Ui feet 10 the csst line
~ aid 1hiri Htrpi thence north with the eHtt
luc ~ said Thini srct sNt, twu iGl feet eight ~
Inches Ia the beginning aud hslue the amc pup.
sfii a. was conveyed % the sald thlokAaw land
iuc, v. Musby. IVA y Mushy. Mary Fannie Mashy,
= Mushi. IT,, salliv u. M,sby aud leila " Mostly
IN uii decd ~ May ~ ISL nUstcrd iu luok ~,
iaFgs 30. NJ his ani be- a. above 80 forth
Ihg cguip q redemption In aid property IL en-
n G. Nosuy. Tfusiee
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1mf Rising sun baking powder Is the
best. Tfy ".
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GEr up clubs Tor TnE WsKgLY ArrrAt
and secure one of the libcml cash prizes
offered.
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GnrlT BaraIns At MuIiorl'a
ItugtsfFuH

lNsuEr your gin.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. ~ Madison street.
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DoS'r forget the dear ones away for N,
summer. send them box Of Floyd 4
Moneys candies.
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fmsr-clAss table board NJ Fmnslola's,
ON Front street, opposite custom.housc.
The table h supplied with tho choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals % crntA.
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shelby Circuit Court
Probate Court.

Nothing filed in the clerks Office yester
day.
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sunscmuE for Tur WrrKLY Arrr,l, 81
per wear, aud participate in the grand dis.
Intuition Of gifts December 1.
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knIyes. lork.. clc., MnllorI's.
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IN. sNru, Veterinary Surgeon, treats
oil diseases Of domestic animals. Office
% Monroe street, Jockey Club stable. Tel.
onhnne lhl
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!. d. sKwARp, optician. at Mulford'G
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Bry homes on monthly payments from
Jas Jay Smith q Co.
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Grr mp clubs Tor Tur WEEKLY Arrr,L
and secure one ol the cash prizes. SEQ list
InhlIAhOl.
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Tnr new delicious beverage Frui.Mz NJ
Floyd 4 Moneys soda counter Try Il.
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Az we ask for Rising Sun baking pow.
der IL one trial.
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Spoons, forks, etc, Muliorrs
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liurry " MuliordA
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Avail yourself now, at MullOrd'a
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boy your lAblewar pow d MnIiord'.
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Ma'ori lIu!s Oh s5li.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

Eskug'
Iatsrlal,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
~ u q Enaa
a UlerIoAl rrnla Ropbsr.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--United States de-
teetiVes left this city for Gan Francisco
on Sunday for the purpose on arresting
William Rains, alias Raymond, alias
sGlby, Baptist minister, spirituallst me-
dium gambler and train robber, for
whom they have been searching since
1877 They expect to reach San Fran
cisco to-day, and TO arrest him at once.
He is now playing the role of stAte-writ-
ing medium.
The officers allege that In 1877 he rob
bed q mail near Austin, Tex, bind
1 z and gsgging the c ERIK and securing
about $500. In 1873, under the name oi
Rains, he held q successful revival meet
ing in Hearne, Tex. While It was In
progress train was held At the depot be-
cause OF an accident, and the trainmen
attended the revival services Rains
pleaded Illness and was not present. The
mail car was robbed Of $4,000. Rains was
arrested. convicted and sentenced to four
years imprisonment for the crime.
In prison he developed all the symp
toms Of consumption, and was finally
pardoned by President Hayes in 1877,
and disappeared completely for q time.
Subsequently he appeared as a slate
writing and Undertaking. medium IL
New York and Chicago. Last week the
detectives located him Ia Sac Francisco,
and left ss stated for the purpose OF tax
ing him into custody.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

This is the promised news
from the Mikado.
Everybody susceptible to
art influence has felt in many
ways the power Of japanese
Art.
Its latest touch is in Rugs.
Very few have thus far
reached this market-so few
that they are in fact a novel
ty. If you haven't seen
them, you have a treat be-
fore you.
We have 543 pieces in
tore, varying from the
mall door size to 9 by IL
teet. Unlike othsr novel.
ties, this lot Is cheap. The
prices go from s. IS to
$3.50.
Small numbers have reach
ed other cities, and have
been eagerly taken up at
one-thlrd to one-hali more.
These rugs have all tt e
oriental subtlety Of color,
with figures and contrast odd
and startling enough Tor the
most intense impressionist
They are a relief from the
long loved Turkish rug with
its wonderful tone Of restfu
but monotonous color telling
its story of Afghan or Arat
camp. The Japanese color.
will never weary the eye
They are vivacious, hintinl
more OF afternoon tea IN thu
! cool shade of a protected
> piazza than Tobacco smok,
from a ma gileh. Then, toe
. the fibre is lustrous and tn
figures gro,esque, perhs p
i funny; bu you care not t,
e laugh at them; they are to-
Il admirable. And so westeri
. Z culture pays homage t
'' heather art.
i, They come from the Saryi
>. kenborl Co., Toxic.
!. Don't be satisfied wit
!" window, looking. Visit tn
Carpet Store, second foo
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
H1r9wNup@W

rae cheapest has house Im.GhS oSGy
RumFord Bron.' 4OA MATket street.
Oupping and loeohing, 100 L. Second st.
Try Bush's coal yeu will like IT.
Brazilian Balm. immediate cure for numps.
Try Bush'H coal ; you will surely like It.
hillArd Y. DaviB, Ieweler, . Il. second OF.
Fine IS X. Rings, At Hanr5, Is K. Fourth,
Frank ROOp smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, OO2 West Front street.
Fine cigars and notions ct N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. l. Bell.
Hollis, No. 4 West % street, has returned
from Ohicaeo, and is still open though his
curtains are down.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 TO O.
4. baugh, 3OS West Second street. l have
the largest stock In DolAWAFoi CONS and see
for yoprselves.
Go to X. II. Moore's stalls, nos. n and II
Second Il. market, for your choice creamery
ffesh butter; also the best cream cheese 81
mrsEot price
Ross hiss removed from lie Market street
10 HIS new store, 2l0 Market street, with q
large stock Of hats, white shirts, 50 spendors
hosiery, neckEesr and notions. All OF the
latest stYlss and prices guaranteed the
lowest in the city. Money returned II goodI
are not satiBfaetorY.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

WHnz the loS1l option slAuSs In lha
Michigan Law WAs declared unO1nstilu-
IiOnAl by the saprsus OOort OF thai
State, She DsnOcRAto journals wefe
quick 70 bsM the people how II had les
sanad the chances Of the RspRblleAns
for carrying The StAts. Nov that the
high license aud local option lay passed
~ . Rspuhltoan LsglSlatuua in New
Jsraey haa been declared constitutional,
we prsSums that II will be In order for
these slms j5srnAlS 10 tell tbs people
thai the ohAnoes OF the RapuelicAns
sArryIng that siA.e are good. II IL q
poor rule that Won'l wsFk both ways,
but We presume that the Democrats
will bs very 10th 10 view Il In this
msnner aow, and that II Will not b
until afser she 6 h OF November tha
Shey will admit that the Republican,
have any chance Of carrying New JsE
| RaY,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
KAln and IsaII,

BuLuTu, Mine, Aug. Tive separ-
ate storms OF rain and hail, accompanied
by thunder and lightning, visited this
eeetlon within few minutes of each
other on Thursday night For two
hours the rain VISA the heaviest evei
known here. The Losses by flooding tC
c ity, street railways and individual prop-
erty owners are estima cd at 100000
Several persons were stunned by lightning
but no one was Killed
RIcHvIEw, ILL.,, Aug. "A disastrous
storm Ia this vicinity on Thursday
greatly damaged the fruit crop al d corn
Robbie stlndie, of st. Louis, and Btr
Eastman, two boys, were fatally in
jured by the blowing over Of barn, II
which they had taken refuge.
LAKE, III Aug A wind storm II
this town caused considerable damage
Six cottages nearing completion wer
blown down. A frame dwelling was ais
damaged. Many small berns, sheds
fences, trees, eto were also demolished
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
CONsUmPTIUN CURED.

An old physician retired nom practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permR-
nent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ga
tGTrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Gem.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers IL Thousands Of cases, has
folt 1t his duty to make it known 70 his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and q desire TO relieve human suffering, i
viii send free Of fcuarge, to oil who desire II,
this recipe, IN aorman, French or Z nglish
with full directions for preparing and usihg
Seat by mail by address ing with stamT
naming this paper W. A. MOVES, l4p Row
er's Block, Rochester, N. Y 1y-eoW.W
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
FoR President,
BENJAMIN HARkISOE,
or Indiana.

THA Dsmosrauo parry is crying hard
70 make tue public forget the Preat'
Slsnps iree trade message, and although
the platform OF The party was made 80
that II would dovssAil With that re-
mAtkGble dosument, soEle OF the speak
srs who have Glresdy aired themselves
have declared with . ssemlng siuoerlty
that II they thought Il meant frSe trade
they would not support IT, They now
zee the blunder In which they have
been led by Mr.. Cleveland, and they
ans trying hard 70 make the mechanics
and workiusmen believe that, ROtWI,h-
Standing the unmistAkAbls Language OF
she message, tue Mills bill and the plat.
sOrm AdopEsd By the 3d. LluIs Oonven-
q n, they ell mean protection 70 the
woEkiusmsn. This 10 probably the
reason Ehy Nc. CievelAao's letter &C.
CepNnE the denomination hes not Ap.
poAreo, He wishes 10 wait until he
bAinks tns people have fosgoItsn his
msssLse, 50 that he can tell the me.
Ohantes and WoTkipRm men that be IL the
M0s1 earnest friend Of projection lhAl
can be found in this country. he and
his pSr'y would like 10 deceive The
manu- 'acturers and mechanics, thl
Ssme ~ hey did in 1884, bui fortunate,
" this time the record 10 TOO strong
AEainsI him 10 bs overcome. Mr.. Oleve
handle message cannot be changed, and
o. II he aud his party now come betoT'
ths country and ask 10 have II endorsed
By the voters There Is, no sever, bu
llttle reason to believe that such vii
b the cEse, and the fAoI that Dsmo
OrAtlc mEnuiAoiureEs All over the coun
aEy are announcing their intention Il
oppose IL shows that the people At
awakening TO . realisation Of what 1
means, and that 1t will meet With lhel
DOndemnAti0n.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Wages no OBJECT.

Woman Ito tramp)-"Cau't ye get any
work to do2" Tramp-'Yes, ma'am; /
was offered steady job by the old agri
cultural expert who lives just beyond the
fork of thelroRd." Womau-"That's Mr..
Hayseed, What did he want you to do2"
Tramp-'Ma'am, he wanted me to get
up a; four in ths morning and milk II
cows, feed, water and rub down four
horses, clean the stables and then saw
wood until # was time to begin the day't
work" Woman-'How much did hC
want to pay yei" Tramp-'I dunno,
didn't stop to ask +"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

FREE TRADE prevails la IndIa, and
con qutnhy everything Ii cheap. A
moe leg OF mutton can be bought foI
'ssn cen 8, b1t unfortunately The frsi
srAds Which has oh, ,apsned the mussor
has also reduced the pv!cs Of labor it
suon an t1len' thAt man has TO VOL
over three days to earn enough TO buy
the leg OF mutton even Al The smsl
pflee ~ Hhloh II Is sold. The sam,
Siil be the cGso in IhIs country II tht
Democrats Su Soeed In forcing frae trad,
on the people. Al present, : man uAi
earn enough in quSrler OF q day /,
ouy eg ot mutton, but tie Democrat
Are not sAasAsd Wlih that, and wish 4
piSSe the workmsn in the sane condI
iion Of these of Indis, Rhtre II tsks
ahrse days TO earn . roast, or OF thoss Q
GngiAnd, where the sol king Glasses At
sah'aed II they get roast OF 3 'JoinY
snja week.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

DR. BROOKS. Ihs candidate Of the
Prohibition party for vice president,
AAkes pride In announcing that he hAg
been q STAKEHOLDER, drs ealing Demo
urAt and a rebel. As such, he Conner
before the otunlty ELd asks the voter
OF Northern men, who are no y as earn
Dat In their efforts to destroy the blight
log II fl 4 nee OF rum, - thny were In
1861 10 65 10 destroy the perui lious In
hdence OF secession. The fact that such
. men vss taken up Hs . candidate
u1ows thai the Prohibition party ls
0ntrolled by the enemies OF the Rspuh.
noAns, An0 Ena1 Hhsy AEe willing 80 do
anything TO compass their defeAh NsAl
Dow and other leading men OF HE
party, kuo v that there IH not the slight.
eBt chance tor the election Of their can.
nidAie, and IhAI tho majority OF thost
Who vote their ticket will be we'll
meaning, but dsudei Republicans,
who will safer themselves 10 be mls lee
fnd deceived by their miarepressnia.
hons. They kaoW ibsI they cauno
hope for any help from she Democrats
and ihsy know sill further that all the
Euseesstnl ten peranca leRislsion nor
existing ia this c.uuiry Is the work O.
She Ri2GtlioAn parry, Neal DIV sni
hts IoIlo atrs trled Au lmpoaslblii,y ii
Maias, aud tho truiis OF Ii are sho WI
In all iae lesding cities End towns o
Ahsi state, 0y The unrsstristed tNle o
liquor. Tho Republicans, as NAY b.
exported, opposed HuCh uselsss zislA
lAsion, and IS consequence, inodrret
the emily Of NsAl Dow ard his fol
lovers. Because these men failed |.
Aoosmlitsh what they undertook, the
are not willing for Euy one else 10 hi
tGDp' 1o do Is 10 Anotber way.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
MOSQUITOES,

People in New Jersey who thought
they RI lceived the exclusive attention OF
the mosquito fraternity during last month
turn out 70 have been mistaken. A dele
cation from the troublesome army rusu
Gated in Georgia, especially at Macon,
whe the pests have made known their
presence 10 such a way that several of the
local "saloonists" were forced 10 raise
canoples over their card tables in order to
do any busine e.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
REAL - ESTATE.


Stores, DWaIllngs, Building
Lots, Business Property,
Manufacturing Slles, ,Farms
and Suburban Properly,
Bought, Sold, Rented and
ENehsHgod.
Public SRlOs OF city or cOun-
try real estate on special
terms.
First hSortgaUes aud loans
negotiated nt current rates
Of interest on city Or coun'
try property.
Real and personal proper
ty Insured at lowest rates;
none hut the best CON-
panles represented. All
losses promptly adjusted.
Bonds, Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills and all Legal DOeu-
ments, carefully prepared
In accordance with statu-
tory requirements.
R0nts ard Interest prompt
~ collected and as prompt
Iy remitted, With itOmixed
statement.
HAWKINS q CO.,
712 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del. i91-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Cure For Drunkenness.

DR.. Portugs of, OF Russia, claims tina
drunkenness may be cured by subcutan
cons inject ons OF strychuine, in the pro
water, five drops to be injected every 2
hours for eight or ten consecutive days
The patient will find, according to DR.
Portugalof, that "the first attempt to re
sume drinking will produce such painlu
and nauseatlng sensations that he vii
turn away from liquor IN disgust.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
pnArEss AEaiast an agent

WAsnNGToN, d. C Aug. 4.-Mem.
ntTs Of the Cherokee Legislature are
mere with the avowed intention of Ireler
Tng charges against r L Owen, In.
Slsn agent at huscogee, Indian Territory,
5hf larg, st agency in the United States
~ = said he has attempted to diaposscai
Strlsln cattle companies to get theii
ieases Tor other companies. In the In
Tlor Deparim Mt, IL ia said, charges
brought by Owen against President Hew
ltl aud Attorney Lyon, OF the ,Cheroke,
atrp, are pending owen alleges tina
lnty brought whisky into The, 4 ri or;
70 influence the Indians durink the las
station Of the Cherokee Lscisidture
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

1BE mGrdeEer KA1el who, unlau
she GIvernar inieriereV, will pay th,
penalty Of his teFribls crime With hL
life mex FddAy, is . singular com
pound OF human nature. A,s3rdlus
70 his ozn stAienenI he WAS Ihs son o
oerls:isn parents, hlr!os member Of
the Lu'htr n Church, bU: as he grew
older Ea departed from his early ieSoh.
iIgs, aud is now, or o. least pro'ssse,
30 NJ, sn inhi7l. Hs bAS said all Aicnt
th"' he weUid wP!G0:ae the hour O.
bts execution, and thA. he hsd no dc
s'Ez % live, Cul now that Ike Tina |,
hrs irs reAr, ssems 10 think that II h,
oouic e'cspe by serving = few years IL
- ee " uld gladly so3sp! TeprIeye
Wets It's mind sesms TO be pertecA,
right, his sistem are ucnt.Gtlctory
and we are very mush mlatAksn /
when the dread hour comes, he docs no
hresk doEn completely.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
WANAMAKER's.
PH1IADrLrHrA, Saturday, August I.iSss.
Closed at l P. N. to-
day.

Mr.. Graham. head cf our
Department of Ladies'
Dress, sails for Europe to-
day in the Etruria to gather
the latest Paris and Berlin
novelties in costumes and
over garments for the CON-
ing Autumn and Winter
season.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
ChAs. j. II. BeeEstt,

l08 West Seventh street. Just the
place for . cool and TefreshsnR
Sherry Oobbier,
CAiaWbA
Olhret Puoeh,
Whisky "
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
For Sale unsap.

A good dearborn, suitable for light
hauling, sold for want Of use, can bt
seen nj tho stables on West Fifth street
rear OF blackBmith shop, between MAdI
son and Monroe streets, from 10 o'olooh
to IL O'Clock, and from O'Clock to {
O'Clock. Prlos SIG.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
THE ORIGINA1
DRY GOODS |
"8EE HIVE
OF Wilmington,
At soe Market Sired

The ladies use S,uli
and a brush to clean M,
We take a pencil and 4 4
loss TO do It. /
Read a few Of the N
and be your own judge, N
make this fearful ID, !
prices to clean out lbe !
mainder of the anal
stocks, 1t is for your &
est to huy them to keep
another season ii you %
need to-day. Some Of
following lots are snail al
will be picked Up tH M
day. So do not feel N
pointed If you get leA
waiting:
3 pieces Of wool serge |
in. wide; it has been no n
bic to sell at 62Ic, taketh
now at 22c a yard,
5 pieces Of grey nir|
suitings 3S in, cut d
62I down to 22c and |
wool.
A few pieces Of black |
batross,a s,all.wool, sold irstJ
623 a yd, price to-day al
this sale 22c.
Swiss Edge, 3 in wisI
SwisS Edge, s in. Vidsl
A few calico aprons
each.
A few white plaid ap
from 25c down to Ioc,
s in. Oriental lsCe, ID
lyd
Turkey red table dad
from 37b down to aoc'
ldon't delay if you va1
| Fancy parasols anl !
Igiven away.
Gi CHAINS g lew Fios|
SC a yd.
Lawns, &c.
Challies, SC.
| Black plaid French
ltIste from 2jc down toll
Children's hose, seal
and navy, l5c goods 70
lin now at Sc a pair /
| Ladies' Isle thread
So!d al 75C, Sl'oo, sl's
to 60 In this sale at u
lpaiT; delays are dangers
Iyou want the bargains
4 pieces brown silk a
a yard; ends Of plan
fancy silks in Lengths d
liz yes at about halt pm
All our Scotch gIng
to go now for 12lc.
i6 pieces Of plain o
brays, sold at l5c to g.
as long as they las, At
lVard.