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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-22

Compiled From Late Dispatche
FROM WASHINGTON,


PACKAGES OF SILVER dollars arrived at
the Treasury Department on the 18th from
the New Orleans mint from which about
81 500 had been taken and shot and pieces
Of lead substituted therefor.
The aggregate earnings Of on0 hundred
railroads for October were &29. 448O5S,
against 81. 81, ,475 in 1887, an increase Of
$l23, ,5S3
DURING October the total value Of beef
and hog products exported from the Unit
ed States was IS, 952, 49, and Of dairy prod
ucts. &65o, AT.
FoR the last fiscal year the total cost Of
the postal service was SIS, l26.004 The re-
ceipts were So, 695, l76 leaving deficit Of
e5, $50, ,8sS
THE Superintendent OF the Dead Letter
Office in his annual report on the 18th
stated that about q, go, 900 pieces of orig
inal dead mail matter were received dur.
ing the year, an increase over last year of
nearly 10000 pieces.
An order from the War Department on
the 18th relieved General Schofield at his
own request Of the command of the divis-
ion OF the Atlantic and appointed thereto
Major General o. U. Howard.
RI. AoN. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, OF Lon
don, and Miss Mary Endicott the only
daughter Of the Secretary Of War, were
married In Washington on the 18th.
The Prohibitionists cast 265, 600 votes in
the various States and Territories in the
recent election.
THERE were 17S business failures in the
United States during the seven days ended
on the 10th, against 1T the previous seven
days. The total of failures in the United
States from January l to date is S,649,
against {, 351 in 1887.
The report Of General Dumont, chief of
the steamboat inspection service, on the
10Th showed that during the year end
ed June 30 last 6, 425 vessels were in
spected and g. al officers were duly Ii
censed. There were 81 accidents, causing
the death OF 202 persons, 81 having been
passengers and III employees on the steam
ers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-22

sral Harrison shook hands with 2l0,-
200 people during the campaign.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-22

r. KoNDo. of japan, is worth &c.,
100000. Mr.. Kondo is man who
believes that nothing succeeds like
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-22

Prado. the map who murdsrea Marie
Asastsnt for her jewels, was sentenced te
death ~ Fsris,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-22
THE FAST.

FIRE swept away Watson's stores at
Brooklyn, n Y, occupied by the Fulton
Grain Milling Company, on the 18th, caus-
ing loss Of s55O, 600.
WORKING girls Of New York City on the
18th organized q society for their mental
and moral Improvement
A FIRE in the Wheeler elevator at Buff
falo. N. Y, damaged property on the 18th
to the extent Of $1oO.OOl
OVER 81. .0OO 600 was lost and won on the
result Of the National election by members
Of the New York Stock and Produce ex-
changes.
A LAMP explosion on the l4th at Plym-
outh, Pa, resulted in q fire which de.
stroyed the home Of Frank Knecht, and
his son, aged four years, and his daughter,
fourteen months old, perished in the
flames.
The execution Of William Showers took
place on the 18th at Lebanon, Pa. for the
murder OF his two grandchildren at Ann
vile in May, 1887.
MARY FlTZGERALD, the oldest female
professional thief IN the country was a
prisoner in the Tombs police court in New
York on the 14th. She is eighty years Of
age, and has spent the greater portion OF
the last sixty years doing service for the
State.
TWELVE charred bodies were on the 14th
taken from the ruins of the recent great
fire at Rochester, N. Y, making forty-two
thus far recovered.
CHARLES JOHNSON was executed at
Waterloo, N. Y, on the 18th for the mur-
der of John Walters, q guard Of the coun-
ty jail in which he was awaiting trial for
horse stealing.
ON the 18th bill granting the right oi
suffrage to women was defeated in the
Vermont House Of Representatives by q
vote Of 1872 to 37
ON the 18th the General Missionary Com
mittee Of the Methodist Episcopal church
in session in New York resolved tina,
eign and home missions.
The Inter-Sta Trust Company, which
was organizedut Philadelphia about yea,
ago with an alleged capital Of Il. 600, O0Q
closed its doors on the 18th.
The Columbia College New York; trus-
tees on the 18th sanctioned the request
for An annex TO the college, which shall
be for women.
On the 10th Perry Belmont, of New
York, recently appointed Minister Il
Spain, accepted the position.
w. A. CoPP, the Saugus (Mass) col
lector who disappeared recently, was OF
the 10th said to be short 81, 600
RHODE ISLAND adopted constitutional
amendment at the recent election abolish
ing the property qualification for voting.
A sNow-sTORM on the 10Th swept q ten
mile belt of country south Of Erie, Pa.
and the oldest inhabitant said that it bea
the record. Snow filled the roads and shn
OF travel, and cattle in the fields almos
perished.
THE death of Mrs. Henry Jones occurred
on the 10Th at Bridgeport, Conn.,, at tn,
age Of ninety years. She was the daugh
ter of Noah Webster, of dictionary fame
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-22
WEST AND SOUTH.

WEST AND 6OUTHs
OFFICIAL returns on the l4th of the vote
for President in Iowa give Harrison 209, 139,
Cleveland 17S. 77S; Harrison's plurality,
3O,36l.
Nor less than 81. OOO, 600 was wagered on
Indiana.
OFFICIAL returns on the l4th from In
diana elect General Hovey (Rep.) Cover
nor by plurality OF a,l9l.
The Ohio Board Of Agriculture on the
l4th estimated the crop of wheat in the
State tins year ut q, SOC, 2O7 bushels.
AN estimate Of the Southern cotton crop
OF 1888 placed the aggregate on the l4th at
6,954, SSS bales.
THOMAS SIAsoN and Marion Hammer
we're fred upon from ambush and killed
by an unknown assassin near Tuscaloosa,
Ala, on the 18th.
OFFICIAL election returns from Kansas
on the l4th placed the Republican plural
ity at 81 coo, making Kansas the banner
Republican State of the Union, leading
Pennsylvania 1000. Governor Humphrey
has ~, 600 plurality.
MOST Of the time was occupied at the
session Of the General Assembly of the
Knights Of Labor in Indianapolis on the
l4th in hearing reports The report Of the
e6CE6t6Ty 6uOWcu luUt tuc uuulUcE Ol
members reported July I, 1885, was 259, SIS.
attached to 8, ,6d6 local assemblies, u loss of
about 3OO, ,OOO during the last fiscal year.
Tho treasurer reported that the treasury
was empty and that bills amounting to
$9,227 were due and unpaid Several
methods for reducing expenses were pro-
posed.
AT the annual session on the 5th in
Topeka, Kan, OF the National Grange
Patrons Of Husbandry reports were 70
ceived from the grand masters of all the
State oranges showing the order to be in
prosperous condition throughout the
country.
r. g. SIMPSON, employed in the ofice of
the Northern Express Company at Tacoma,
w. T., disappeared on the 18th, taking with
him SO, OOO belonging to the company.
FREIGHT and passenger trains collided
on the 18th at Valley Falls, w. Va, and
seven men were killed.
PETER SHELBY, an aged farmer at Lords
town, O., on the 18th shot and killed his
wife, who was sixty years old, with rife.
He was supposed to be insane.
TIE failure of the Bank Of Durham at
Durham, N. e., occurred on the 18th With
liabilities Of e40O, 900, and the collapse
caused the failure Of f. J.. Parish, tobacco
manufacturer, Tor 100000, and j. w.
Blackwell. Q contractor, for $4,000
WHILs crossing railway bridge on the
10th st Circleyills, O., throe little girls
were stvuek by % engine and killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

The WAR in the Democratic Damn
s,il continues, aad there Are SCORES OF
Democrats who deolave that under no
crcu instances will tksy cast their votes
aor Dousherty. Some OF thsm say thu,
shey will NOT vote ct all, while others
are deiermlued 70 vote for the Rspubli.
nAn nominee, TIE dose OF tax oolisc
sors medicine that some OF the Norton
Aan were com pelled 20 swallow Iasl
Friday and Saturday has 20 oom ole.eIy
nlssusted theu thAt they are deter.
m ned 10 do all IN tbeIT po yer 10 have
fAsse hSS repealed, which make u
p9shole Tor . couple OF men 70 disfrAn.
ehise 'belr fellow ellIzsns OF will, As
Shsy hnd that wLen Il suils their par
po'e 20 90 20 they will o1rtail Ihe ri xhts
~ toe members Of their wn party last
y soon as they do the Rspu blicans.
The parry lash, hovever, will b. viRor.
oasly Appllsi during the next Sso
Eeeks % whip In all kiokers, oonst-
q1eniiy It will not be known unnl after
NE oaty election whether or not there
arc sDy ind'psndent Democrats, wh,
VIZ vote Scoordiug 70 their oon vi . lion.
and dsiea' D ,ugherty.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

SLAvHRY has been abolished In B "a
MI BY the Ohsmbes OF Deputies, and n
Che Upper H use OF the NAsioual A..
ssns y concurs In the sct, smAnc pa tion
MIL taks eject OF onos, and human
eiAsery will have disappeared forever
trom the two Americas. Tho ruling
sovereign, Dom Pedro, has long desired
ehis soasuunAhon. aBd through his
tnAasnce an Aot vas psssed In 1871,
which declared that thereafter ell ohll.
dren bora OF slave parents should bs
tree, and emsEcipaung all sAte and
imperial household slaves. As this &c,
dh not prove satisfactory, . supple.
msns vas passed in fSeE, providing for
gradual I'm Snoi patton with indem atty
from the goverumsnt te the owners. By
This Aos the slaves woGId All have been
emAncipased BY 1892, but this has been
anticipated By The Cham Dor OF Dsru-
lies, who have provided Tor I'm mediate
emancipation. Isis thouRht there viii
oe about one million slaves freed By
this ao', AND u 10 fsrbunAte for RraE /
That II was able to 400 N plish IhiI
great work without having TO pasI
ahEoagh the bapas n Of blood and fr,
% shion this country vas 81 bj so.ei.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Mn FuLLuH's sole rssou mend s.l

Mn FULLxR's sole rsson mend alton
10 the position Of Chief Jastics 10 the
iaot that during The yer, ~hsn bis fol.
lov-oouniry mea leh their homes and
yisked their lives In defense OF the
Unlon, be rem A!ned at home, and ve,
. onpp risad. This, however, vas
sun hent ID cause Mr.. Cleveland TO
Bsnd his name to the Senate for connr.
nation, ou; the very means which Sc
cured bis appoinsmeut Ia likely TO en-.
sure his rejection, % the Senate has al
io~oi :he Supreme 0ourt 10 adjourn
until itober, uithou. taking any
action on shs Appoin.ment. Mr.. FulIer
uAa therefore m,ke up his mInd the
he viii no spared the troabie OF remov.
Ing 10 Washington, aai provid ling for
his tAmlly on . salary much sm ailer
Than his present inoome. Me-. Oleve-
tAad also can, and II he 10 wise, will
seArn that the fact OF . men hAvins
besn . oopperhesd 10 not the best recon.
mend .lon be sAu have, snd that 3 >.
paoitosn Senate Will much sooner con.
firn an ons aad out seoessioalsi than q
man Who remained at home and stab.
bsd the Unlou soldiers In the back dur
ing the rebellion.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

fHa TAhPERIRG with the tariff
Ies.mm 'nded BY President Cleveland,
Seo which Is nav taking place In the
mouse OF Raprsseu.sslV yes, Is already
5av'hs is eific. all over this COUNTRY.
~ 10 oau"us = general stagnstion OF
business, and several large manuiso
'uiiaS establishments In Phil ldsl phlu,
no GaoEtng how far The Administra.
~ WI dare go in this IN Ss.er, have
oio'ed shslE doors and viii remain
oio,eo nn''l the propretors know yba.
VIII % lhs nu.o1ne of the tariff aV;,s.
zoe. The Brlie'burs MAnuiucturlne
ION peny' ~hiah su upplisd many OF ths
mills 'hrou shou' The country. hos failed.
iof tne very simple reason that the mill
a~ner', whose eassb Ish men "a are sull
N operAsiou, will no. add any more
h'AooiDery or mNks any improvement Is
~oi'e the prssens uncertainty con-
As ssA II the bare proposition OF free
Haie ,Auses this great de spression, what
~ me reality be II the tariff Is
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

CHIEF OF Poics Dougher,y dli yes.
tsfday thar which he should have done
=, leA,' two weeks ego. We have a
isW which makes the Mayor incl lzl Bile
foT rs-elec'iOD, and the events OF the
present city can ssign show that /,
1cal1 be Slse TO 20 amend this 10 y
that shief OF police would also be In
eihFtble e. = oand 'dA:s during bis term
OF em'e, That Mr.. Dug gheriy ~euld
ass 'ns po l1s and every other means OF
AH command TO advance his chan %,
lor the nomination vas Ro.hinR more
inan could be ex xosotsd, aud the fAul,
H - mulh In ths lA~ that makes Il
po's'o for . chief OF police to cleo.
SOC Ger for himself Ss Il 10 In the man
shs' q zee 1t. II deputy sheriff wishes
70 Spire 70 the off 70 Of sheriff he Ii
eompe led to resign before he has ser we'd
oae year, osher else be cauuot bscome q
sanoidale until two years Aftsr the ex.
P~snou Of such service. II would be
Ss" II there we're similar Law In re.
A1on TO 'he ofios OF chist OF poll,e.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
PrepAreto lSegister.

~ peraons Who wish to vote at the
.'Sss ins ci election, and have not re
hs%i ieu th+ir nAmes, should hunt up
v.L ns Iounty tsE ncaip's and be pre-
PIeu 10 register ttKt Saturday after
AoOo Iney must tsnd 10 this mat
~ o. re dir'raoch se1, no matter how
hnE meoh feHl esta'e they mAy own or
r. Iy% sh sre9t the am unit o. tax they pay
ahty hsSieot 10 register NO matter
.,'l Hus Ine'f po'seFsiOu OF other aualia-
c@llEs iaey eAnLot lo.e,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
n. AGgary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
AND
S. {. Cor. 9th 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 aad 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 So 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.
NJ. MegarY & Son.
Cash, or weekly and month
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Ossas announcement eUfhe,.
fresh interest daily. Sps.ing
safes rise as the days Iengthen.
Osss' plans are to make bsssu d1xus
buster. We do 1T by increasing e
the points Of interest.
JOHN WANAMAkER.

A lawn with field sports; a
babbling brook, a country
road, a pond with swimming
fish, the whole a sort ol
tste eAGmpetrs may shortly
be found in the n orth Gel.
lery, second floor. 1t will
be a part Of the Summer
Occasion to which we will
soon invite you.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

This will give you an idea
OF what we are doing. There
is not a Parasol named in
this list that has ever been
shown before. But the list
is only a part. We take
many parasols In our regular
stock and eas tie br7ee in
AaT.
Taken allin-all, this will
be the most notable sale OF
Parasols we have ever made.
Chestnut street aide, west of Main Aisle
High time to say some
thing of the lightweight.
Dress Blacks. You know
In a general way that they
are here. Amy seasonable
stuff, black or colors, is al
ways here. But what have
the makers been up tot
Let's rummage a little.
Mostly familiar faces, some
a little strange. The new
charm Is in the brightness,
cleanness, freshness more
than anything else.
Whatever you please,
from the. good solid everyday
wearing things like Veilings
and Albatross to the luxu-
rious Twisted Grenadine
and Crepe de Chine. Not
a thing missing that ought
TO be here. Pain Blacks,
but rich in quality.
Silk-and-wool "Ir o n
Frame" Hermann.
All-silk Grenadine, open
mesh.
Twisted Silk Grenadine.
All silk Crepe dc Chine.
All-wool eiling,
All wool Albatross.
All-wool Yelling with
Mohair checks.
ALL wool Grenadine, dou-
ble width.
Plaid or stri2ed wool
Grenadine, double width
All wool Camel's hair
Grenadine.
Ail-wool Challis.
All-wool Batiste.
All-wool Tamise.
And Of each sort from three
10 fifteen pieces. You won't
have a dream of thin Dress
Blacks for Summer that
can't be realized at that
counter,
Second circle, southeast of centre.
Again more room for
Challis, the soft, foamy Chal-
lis. Finest wool, perfect
weaving, perfect printing.
You have had to dig them
out from heaps of creamy
Cashmeres and piles Of shim-
mering Printed Mohairs.
Now they've halt a counter
to themselves. Sixty or
seventy styles, 80 inches
wide, so and 60c.
! aouthwa.t of cantro ,avt vi -,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

r uUARk NTEK TO OURE THE MOST
Il uuheslthy skin, ron owing pimples,
olotshes, rash, sallow or oily skin, produc.
log complexion white, smooth aoit and
fresn oslored. l have cured myself and hun.
dred OF others In Philadelphia. Address
SPECIALIST. '. q Boz tel. Phila., Pa. ms-lm
NOIlCE-THEJ }. A. CkANSTON co.
hs King str ct have now on sale, fer
tiiiHers In small packages, for grass, plants
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds OF nowers-
making quick growth. Bone q special preDa
ration Tor chickens. Agents wanted, Az5- I'm
nEsK ROOM FOR RENT IN A
- pleasant, roomy, ground: floor office on
market sTeet, Tor business OF suitable charac.
YER only. Address Stationery" this once,
NoGlOE-THE DELAWARE LOAN
~ Association now offers new series Of
stoch lot sale; hfrt payment on or be ieYe
may lH ALLEN SdI IrH. Pres.
GEO. q. MARS, SEQ. ara ood-Im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

STRA AWBERRY FESTIVAL.
y The Social Work. re Of Bethany Baptist
church, Will hold . StrAWosrry Restiyar At
their CD urch, corner OF Flm and Jaokson Sta,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY Il SATURDAY,
Mey IL. Is and 10 Proceeds for the benefit
oI the now chufsh AdmttStoa freo. Come,
bring your family and frtends. mlltu III
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

cluster stripes. Rich. quiet
an a dozen of the most
modest of prevailing Spring
shades Al inches. A spank
ing seller at $I.7s; to-day
$1.25.
Silk anG.e0oot Stripes on
Solid Color G,vNnds. Stripes
bordered by contrasting
vine design. Halt a dozen
colorings, Al inches. 81
from SI.2s.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

French Sateens. There
is witchery In the blended
tints, the edd figures, the
soft and sheeny finish. Halt
sisters to Silk. 1t doesn't
seem possible to overdo
them. Always original. AL
ways full OF sparkle and life.
We barely mentioned yes
terday a little army Of new
styles Just out Of the Custom
House. We've had a better
look at them since. So
shall you. Following on
the heels of hundreds OF
others new this season, and
yet scarcely two alike. And
they are il the colors most
to your mind:
sulphur and black sobelin and white
green and crean navy and white
garnet and cream black and white
and a dozen other Just as
welcome combinations.
Patterns that have never
been here before:
sprigs and sprays
dotted plaids
scraggly leaves
random seashells
cluster color dots
Buds and blossoms and rag
ged bits OF brightness scat
tered higgIedly- -piggledly, but
peeping with surprise pret-
tiness from every fold.
West of Maio Aisle, north of centre.
Too many Parasols. Not
here-but with the makers.
And 80 it came about that a
very unusual opportunity
ripened. We are but the
intermediary between the
makers and you. Amt
these prices a revelation?
selling Oar
price price
yesterday to- day
100 Children's PArasolsS rs 3 IS
100 Black an d black
squares "a inch
Ladies' CoachiuR :. 500 l.f5
100 24-inch T willed
Coaching, wine ma
rine blue, light
brown. $50 l.5o
$50 2e.iDch Coaching,
plain colors, with
double twill OF self
colors, wine, hiaek.
navy, ecru, two
browns ...-...-... w 10
1876 90 Zach Small plaid
Coaching, i've com
binstons including
black and white. =. $50 200
SO SAxoay Lace covers
light and dark ecru 3 90 200
100 SaxoAy Lace covers
beige and cream. 8 rs $50
75 Large Polka Dots,
cardinal and black,
blue and black 49,. 500 3.25
90 inch Coaching
Stripes, black and
black, ack and
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
SUMNER TERM

Begins April Ie, Ends Juno ~, 'ss
VI New classes and private instruction in
stsumonts, Piano aud organ rnnins ~
tory Engllsh branches, French, der1an
snd Italian Languages, Drawing, Paintina
m odellng and Poruaiturs. Tuition. Sb e.
o1 ~ PEI Vesm' Lectures on Mupic. art, Lit
doneral Ol9sser, RScitnis, e!s, iree u All
TsRniar E studens Board end room In the
rev Home, $50, to sT.bo per woet. MOI
"a ga'eadar re Address NEW ENQGANn
CrtnElin SO. Boston mildh1i, Dlf'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000

D, l5o Prizes amounting TO. nj. 0bs. Ooo
for Club Rates, or any further Informa
tion apply to the undersigned. Your rand
nrlting must be distinct and signature
pam. More rapid return mail delivery
ope bearing your full address,
SEND POsTA q NOTES. Express Money
urderii or New Y ork Exchange In ordlnEry
.e.teI currency by Expie;s lat our expenssJ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
lldrsis Registered Lsttsr h
SEw ORIlEAHS NATIONAL HAWn
New Orleans, La,

RED That the presence o.
lsSn1 En DEN Generals BsauroSAYd
nno Eariy, VINO are in charge OF the draw
ings, 10 guarantee OF lDsoluto fAirnosg
and integrity, that tho chRnces are sll
equal 9hd that no one Gao possibly divine
what nun oors viii draw Prize.
Prizes Ia AUARARTEED HY PORN
= NATlONAL BAkAN Of 2By Orleans
emo the Iiekets are Signed by tho Pres.
don't OF an lnetitution, whose chartered
tiknls are recognized in tho highest Courts
uoYm0us 9ShcReS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Louisiana StateLottery Company
Incorporated By tho Legislature In 1883,
ior Educational aud charitable purposes
Ana lts nanonlse made part of the pfssont
state Constitution, In fB7p, by an oyer
WhelminB popular vote.
ass Grnnd single Humber Draw
lnBs take place M0pihiy, and Ght
6Eand Quarlerly Drawings, rogu.
lafly every three months (nai ch,
June, beptomDer and Decemberl.
we do berooy certify that vs. supery!s,
tne arrangements for all the Monthly AM
Quarterly DrAwlngs Of Tho LoulatanI
os.te Lottery Co.,, and Ia person hanag,
mat tho same are conducted with honesty
Ialtness ana in good f1ith toward all psFtlcs
and We authorize tho company TO use ms
oertlncate, With fa9-sinilas OF our signature
attached In its AdYertiasments,p ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
BEE HIVE"
BOG 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
" FOL q dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
l lot Camel's Hair; were 623c,
new price 8lc.
lot "a in Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to 374 The
above at new price 10 only hall
OF what we have sold them at
freely.
rs Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, st only half price,
to go in this same sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and sI2 90,
go dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm.
ported q few days ago. Out
from Csc down to 1sc a pair.
A few dozen left Of large lot
Of Misses famous @. g. Goods.
Sold from 40 to CSC according
10 size, go now ct loo for any
size in the lot.
II you have not examined our
stock of Parasols this season it
will pay you to do so, as there
are some startling bargains
among this m In the newest styles
out.
Why pay 900 a yard for Chal
lies, when you can buy them at
the Bee Hive for loo, in new
choice patterns and colorings?
Demorest Patterns, Porto
lios, etc.
RUSSELL MissimeT & Co
CSUccEssoRs TO R. L. Russell,
3O6 MARKET STREET.
John P. DONAHOE
-BOTrI.ER or
Ale, Porter, Brown Stout and
Lager Beer, Cider and
Mineral Waters.
Dspea, 6l7 and BIS Orange stxssA
WILMINGTON. DKL.
Sole agent and depot Ior Delaware Of the
BArtholomay Brewing CompAny's Kochestsj
Lager Beer.
Sole agents for Massey q Co.'S PHILADELPHIA
breWerles, hAs6ey's Brown Stout 4, III,
xxx ALES AND PORTERS
Orders by mail will receive prompt Attan.
tion. Goods shipped TO any port free on
board. Teleuhone cor nention.