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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-05-05
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124F1uO, c1111.,
nPOkrERs or MEAKIN's AND MADDOX N
0Ll0H WHITE GRANITE. LAMPS AND
LAMP GOODS. SPLENDID ASSO8xs
0ENT OF GLASSWARE
~0e- for Price Li.s Of Assorted Pae9n0oo Pue
up 0xpPe8s1y for the Wholesale Trade.
NaA@ IN RAlxn @I .H-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-05-05

Any booa l4osaoA n 80 sooA1n0
0ss.ss Of 1087ss ss'siess~ mas q pssssee
l5UO = FShs1elphia, lsue slss.es e eeesosoe
tSS Ss11ooSa q Yale, Wellesley, Obesiln Cnssesse
81 81 Ponn.. Michigan University. Cho1eeueoA 1e.
"a Endorsed ~ Marx TwAln. RIc1ASD -
TOR. TIE ooseus1sG Hons. ". W. Aston 1CDA3 =:
DONJAnlN, JUAg0 GIBSON, 3. II. Co0Es tS00S0s
0sase NeS1el Coles. n. o1oWx. ~. tsoaoe0
fnOF LOisEFTD. n mn Ave- ~ Yne
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
a nOmslss. suotnsr and Uh,1d

On 5itui Day afternoon there walked
into tho po 10 station Q modest young
womRp, carrying in her srms = BABY
boy abput hires months old. She asked
for shelter, 3 { upon being Questioned
as TO her tou Die she stated that for a
number OF y.ars sha was cashier in q
large hatse In Phi aielphia. Sne be.
came acquainted with mau, who after
keeping company with her succeeded
In sed nch 4 her under promise Of mar
Rage. Alter the seduction he refused
to Ins'ry her, and her mother bsinS
dead the iather drove her from hil
house and she vas obliged to seek ref
uge in one OF thB many hospitals Of tina
city, whera the ehIld was born. Hsrt
she TsmaiOtd !of 3 month, when she
was Isuisst ami Db.Aiued n situation
on E farm aboIt four miles from this
city. Bling delicate and unable tt
stand tso work she was obliged to Ie
Hfq1lsh her situation, and came 10 ihit
city - a,ated above She Is auKinut
to 5gistl lorne one 10 adopt the child,
vine - = hns healthy oDe. Iishe car
do a. sho has :ae assurances that she
cal r. utu b. her former position.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
Dots.

D00s
Mrs. Sophia Fritsch, No. g)I French
streat. will sell her furniture ct public
sale on Tuesday afternoon.
The employees OF the DESMOND Match
Com parry will make an excursion 70
Birmingham Park, on Saturday, the
18th Of August.
Yesterday the Athletic club defeated
the Merritts by score OF 10 70 0. Ath
ltttt's battery and Anderson.
Merritts-Minnic and Brown.
A pair OF pantAloons and stocking
we're picked up ct the city spring, on
Fourth street. The owner can have the
same By calling ut this Office.
WSlter @ Tatnall declares that neither
he or ki' vile have any claim 10
cry portion OF the Peterson estate, ~
they v ere In 70 way related to that
fsmil. ,'ven 1.-THE estats was not myth
cal.
Elias N Moore OF Appoqulnimiuk
Hundred visited our city on Saturday.
He 10 q candidate for the Republican
nomination for the cfice OF Sheriff, and
10 ready TO reesive tho support OF hii
friends and the public generally.
John WAllsmith has been elected
manager OF the First Regiment Bant,
vice Jules Reybold, resigned. The lat
ter. however. continues TO got a. leader
aud will continue 10 labor TO gro.
mote the interests oil the orsaniHation.
Rev. Mcdowell Of the Lower Brandy
wine Presbyterian Church, exchanged
pulpits on Sunday with the pastor oil
the Red CLAY Creek Presby teriAr
Church, and although the day wai
very warm they were each favored with
quite . good congregation.
On Thursday afternoon Marshall
Hsnnum's team. while OF the Tough
kenAmen creamery, were frighteaed and
they ran away. On State road near I'd.
win OhAndisr's they ran into JAmai
Dnworth's team in which were two
ladies, both Of whom we're thrown out
though they were not hurt. The total
dsmsRe was bent axle on each team.
A great rush q, Meyers on Saturday.
No wonder; such bar gains In olcthinp
never were heard OF before by morta
man. Boys from to IS years Of age
came, with their fsts full OF money, tc
escurs some Of the cheap pants which
were advertised 10 this paper last Thurs
Iday, II you want to secure some d
these bargains call early, before they
are gone, at the north west corner Fiji
and Market. The boys, their sisters
their Cousins and their aunt ell call fo
Meyers 15o pants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

Last Saturday the mercury seemed I
delight 10 clim Ding TO the yry tsp 3
the thermomst er, and in many piao.
succeeded In reaching The 1907 mail
while In others It oonen.sd itself vii
scoring 9so TO $50 The resul, v,
hard on So eltering hu uabity and Will
those who had nothing TO DO but Try ,
keap cool found 1t hard TO bear, olher
~ho were compelled to work 10 ID
br0ilinR suu suffered terribly. Out 4
9 gang Of 80 AustriAps, employed 10 |
gravel pit near New CAstl. by The p
w. q B. Railroad Company, but 4
we're able to q nish the days work, 4
the others having tesu plOstraled
the intense heat. These men, with I'd
women and several children, Iva
three cars, where they oOOk, esl u
sleep, and the only wander Is how II
live at ell. Several men we're OVHNa
by the heat in III shipyArdS and vol
shops OF thig city, and wire obliged
quit work. To day IL almost - bld
Saturday and yesterday ,bui 10 render
"a ore endurAble by the bre,Is that
been CO 1stAntly blowing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

a ;@-'y Il eight wheslmsn headed by
Capt $40 harriEew, engaged in ve.y
Plea'ant ina yts.erday mp through
Bran wins hundred. rsturping vim the
sp e'd'd road .IDoins parallel with the
Ban y1lHs oteeK % r lck land. This
long Lill az tn.R p ace was tack led
Thomas Jetfsrld, Vlc.or 4. Pyle and B
F,AcDAniei each climbed the hill twics
In su9ysssiOp, and A. Jefferis once. ThIi
nil! - ana hall nile Ia length, rough
With lie or two -.sas aim ost as s,eep 81
Third street hi.i, Toe boys enjoyeC
their qnlet d'y outing highly, arc
FOUND ONE dsligt.fully COIL spots Aloni
she road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

Quite an excitement Vas el'. ~.
Thir stree; bstSeen W"nlSy1
Jefferson last evening" y ls,F
ance Of . supposed Iloi1 W. ~.
families aud children q "a
Mitchell, No. b0S. an! wv i. Nj
No. 6o6, were sitlink on'aeI ,i
con vefsing together, VIII wv, ..
dog cams running doSa NY, I'M
Up1n reaching the ,tsp. o n al
1t made a leap for Ihs do9i "
tho right Of way vas given a,,
cur and 1t rau into ile wv,
front door was qnicsiy oV ,.,a
the animalran upstii'', GU Nv
porch, and leapsd inlo 'hs KIM ,i,s
vas phonet 10 the po.los ''s M
tatt az officer be 5ispAlcn',' " NJ h
ii dog. Mr.. CAREY s.sf:tl , ~
to fnd some enc to ii I9 is.' ~.
fiually came across u0.s "a M
Marin. who went GU al'
dog. No upe was bitten
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, Juue rs The body
OF a ierman, VINO proved to be John
Ulrick Schneider, about 70 ysars OF
age, was found ntar the tracks OF the
Bound Brook division OF the Reading
Railroad yesterday morning NJ Ne
shAmiDy Falls Station, anu coroner
jury decided that he either missed his
hold In attempting 10 board passing
train or fell from one during the night.
A passport aud small amount OF
money vera found on him.
George RApp, Ohaflss lander and
John lander were ari ested on 5AturdA ~
on suspicion Of being the men who
obtained employment 81 varloub places
as ionrneymen bakers, and robbed thell
@mpl0yers within a few hours after
They were bound over for o hearing or
wednesday.
Frederick B.hok OF Blacks Island
Delaware county, and DR. Leon Brink
mann have tesn held for . hsAring OF
Saturday next on the charge OF procur
Ing Grim lnAi malpractice on Belvins
j rVinlki.
EisL: bakers employ cd By Il. BenRt
q ". dld uot return 10 WORK yesterday
DE anse, % II 10 stated, they failed to re
~~@fS ~ obNhuOo VI ~ D6I Ill
'wro~S. which they demanded.
Henry N. Bel ford Jagged rs yeArs, o
Borue ,owD, N. J Was Iuu over al
PoWe'5on avenue PennsylvAnia railroad
rluud house, on Saturday, and died yes
teri y.
TwJ casts Of death from the effects O
the hsaI wire reported on Saturday
Tho victims were Thomas Abrams, aeeC
% ytsro, Aud Cornelius Callahan, aged
% yegIs.
Tns corner stone Of the aunex to tn,
building OF the Little Sisters OF the Poo
At G4fmaGtoHn, was laid yesseIday b.
Archbishop Ran.
The dead tody OF an unknown mar
about 30 years old, was found a6atip
Point.
Frank McGoWsD. aged 10 years, wa
drowned y.steIdEy while bathing II
Mi creek, MONTGOMERY County.
Owen Smhh, . we'll Known Yves
Phi. stsiphiA cattle dealer, died yester
Wy, aged about 10 years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
Death OF an Aged Man.

William Racket, an sgd cltIl
died last night ut the res!dascs Of
sou.in law, William Lsgg, No MnI
street, apei 80 yesrs, Of Esenl
DIity aDd old age. The dec A'dW
native Of PtnGsy lvAniA. and cin.
ibis city 55 years ago. HeWnAAN
by trade, and at the time Whsn
manufacture Of hats was ons Of 'ns
dnstries OF this city was employed
IsAAo Clark, when he carried 90
ness on the site now occnplsd "
pells Il Co., on Ntrksl aad HiS7 m
bet HeeD 6soond and ThiTd streets
by WilliAm Sellers, wLo was sf'a
business on the opposite .llt o.
street. He was o membsf OIL 10
Company OF which Sp;rer U,
was captain, aud won several pni
shooting mAtcbes. TIE only olh.l
vlvinR member Of this conplp
Lewis List The deceased lsaTa
children, all Of whom ere grove,
fuuersl will take plsc3 at Z ocs'
morrow afternoon, aud the lew
will be ut R,verview CsmetefI \
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

The following cases were disposed o,
by Judge C1mmins on Saturday night
and yesterday nota!rg:
Sanus! Smith and Henry Irlns, both
co'orei, were arrested for tigh ting 10
TIE street, and tusd SO aud cos,s each,
mir.ouri StGckty, ssmEll boy, was
charaed with tteAl!ng rides ON the
street cars, and discharged with a rep
finland.
George CummIugH one o! toe boot.
blLcEs around the p W & Il. station,
was strssied by Special Ofieer Wanda
grim TO- disoFte ~ coEtuoh The evil
dence showed That the officers have
consideratls tiouble with the boot
blacks, AVID he was committed 10 the
ellis until to-dsy.
George FoR'sr, charged with drunk
enneFs, ~Hs committed until today.
jams HonieJ, charged with the lar.
cenS o. watch, was discharged, there
oelpg % evidence 10 conn,ct him with
the theft.
This morning Frank Duffy WAS aped
u and cos't Tor drunkequeta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

The board OF director, ha,,n. l..
olded TO place plank q lot IN ~ i oe'
QUO street market house, advsr,,. s 0 70
proposals. for doing the WORK .eS ~, %
osived three bids. TIE board oi Az. ~
tors examined the bids, and Az, u oO,,.
an animated disoussion In reoArJ \, WY Nv
WORK Is was deemed adyIssbIs " W, ".
suosher well.known contractor tn ~ ~ ~
are on the work, which be ia nav IS
saeoo In doing, and upon whom n.
directors are waiting. The aav NV,
mont placed In the market son. Nv, ~.
ago cost over ~. 400 and has bsoan.s !.
unsatisfactory, owing to liz mS,s.
condition during damp or sto,m.
weather, tha1 the butchers dsTs.s
some time ago 10 put doWn o wooden y,
plank floor. 'A'u~
The market house site IL the p,or.,,,
Of the city Of Whining on and ,,ni, ~.
VI ,OOO per year. The COMPANY ioot
twenty years leAss with ths o,ly ia.
OF puicdasiDg II at the xpIrstiou Of X,
lease. The property IL TO b, sppr,issS
d. three dtsinterested parties Ard M
market house company to hays N,
right 10 take 1t at their appalssmsu
they deem II expedient.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
FOURTH EDITION



Hu,e,s A. Roop brought to this Off ce
m oil y cotton ticket, which was found
anon J sjme old papers belonging TO hts
graz .tnar. Il was the Wing tioke,
Of 1910 and 10 % followg:
HARRISON TICKET.
Then o mes . coat Of arms Of the
United 3 ases and the following:
NO DIRECT TAXATION.
Elect rs OF President and Woe President
DR HENRY y BALL,
PETER " OAUsEr.
BENJAMIN OAULK.
For Governor
WILLIAM b COOPER
For Representative In Congress,
GEoRGE B. RODNEY.
Senator,
CHARLES /. DUPONT
Representatives,
MAHLoF BELTS
tAMUEL HART
ALFRED FRANCIS.
JOHN HIGoIHB,
JOHN DALE,
DE- PALMER CHAMBERLAIN,
ROBERT NJ. BLACK
Sheriff,
" AsHINGToN n MOORE.
Coroner,
ELI CROEIER.
Lazy Court COMMISSIONER,
EHoCH GRAY, B Il.
JOHN RICE, W. City.
ROBERT p. ROBINSON, o. Il.
DAVID W. GRMMILL, n, q. b.
STEPHEN N. sTAPKR, M. o. H.
Gin lieu Of jas. Thompson, resigned. }
JACOB FAIRS, 2. II.
Every one Of those named ON thi
ticket are now dead Al the time thi
was issued the uniform ballot Was no
known, and 1t Is printed on dark yello '
paper about inches long by 2 iBohe
wide.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

Ints evening the Yves, Choir give
.neir tec1Ec annual moonlight down
tne Day They 20 on the steamer City
OF 7 I'sSef. &c with thsm You viii
not hsVe est;et opDertuntty for spend .
lng p.' asNnt evening on the river.
BOA Leaves foartt street wharf at z 40
=: No. 1ickets may be had OF membs,s
o. tas Choir or at the Itcre Of 4. A.
AuIn 2hIcy d BIO. HR-k will n.eet The
boat or It's rsturn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
FIFTH EDITION,
HARRISON NOMINATED,
htiiI BAliot,ng

stiii Baiiotins
The convention me, ,.,'.
iuR, .nd proossded with ihs ,I.,n ' morn morn
which resulted % follovs, s, ballot,
~ ~. Gresham 81; Harrison; asl; Al..a
,S'i Grant, 1; Foraker, l; AII,.o ~'s u
biaine. 40; Mckinley, ~ 'On' 'si
p'iiol differed very little irom ,,..,
'n0 tue seventh ballot I. being t.tsD o'''
SEVENTH BALLo.
Harrison, 49, Sherman, 2,,. a.
ham, sli Alssr, 100; Allison n, A. p' s,e''
10; Mckinley, ls; Lincoln .. y DI.'na'
1, HHymond,l. 'ofaker,
Va tbs eighth b,llot Benj,mIp Ear,
son. Of IndiauA Wa prsn,. nAln-
nominated. nousiy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

% Soucay, July p, DuPlnt Post,
u. a II Of this lily, will go 10 Gettys-
pursi ~ rrGe- - attend The celebration
cereno1lo u lie bG'tie OF the f3moui
decls 70 G0ataBt 1. tbIse days. which
resnittd IN a coz r.ese victory for thor,
VINO wore the une. GspersI She RID II
nos, through LIE tuSordinGtas, issueG
orders FOR tire stuHGauoe OF . larRi
NUN TO- OF coDpaUits OF the HegulR
army inolniiIs hstttrits, infantry ant
oalvary, The oooLsion promises to b
enc o. he grandeI. ever seen on tn
grCUAir.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
DIED.

HALL0W ELL.-On June 2srd 1855, Eliza.
bsth Hallsweil aged 70 years
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF Margaret
Rn N ford, l07 East I'm street, on Tuseday
June 26th, to leave the house At two O'Clock,
Services at Union NJ. Y. Church. Intermeni
81 As orry Cemetery. I
HAOKErT-Ou the 2lth inst, WillIsH
Hackett, aged 81 yeRrs
Relatives and friends are especially 10
vited TO attend his funeral from the resi-
dence OF his sun-in law, william Lsgz, No
2N King street, on TUESDAY afternoon
Services at the house At 2 o'clock, Intermen
81 kivsrview OemeteEy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
FOUR II g. KING are
ATLANTIC GARDEN
NO. 22z KING RrkEET,

The Undersigned has fitted M tn
s.t,sGsic Garden In good style, ant
lnv'tr5 ri, vto visa 10 paps q tes
u:IHaen;o pisa52r.iy 10 csll and partssi
pAtc. IN 3 sALaf oi sSaf1e baa.d, lea
plJ- o. p0ol. Gh1iae y a6s ara liquor.
gUG algaTt e.vtys On bsL6.
Lurcb every Wednesday rlo1u.n
ard sa. Grdsy morning ned Bvanins.
VIZ, LEoa, Proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
tPREeEDtNTEB L1TAlrIlnni
eIER 4 MILLION blsTRlbUTEl


Louisiana StateLottery Company
incorporated By the Legi Stature in 1893,
for Educational and UhAritable purposes
And Its franchise made part Of the present
state Constitution, in 1878, By an over
whelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DRAW 8A tax place Sc mi. An N n
ally lJumo and Deeemberl, ana It's
GkAND SINGLE n O m Bhk DRAW.
lhGh take place on each of the
other ten months in lhe ear, ana
are all drawn in public, NJ 1no
Academy OF muslc. New Orleans, La.
I'VE do hereby certify that We superVis,
the Antagonists for all the Monthly snc
Semi'Annual drawings Of The Luuis,Rni
STATE Lottery Co., and In person mAnsx,
and control the drawings themselves, Ant
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness and 10 good faith toward all ? Artiss S,
and We authorize the company 10 us INT
cerTitcats, with tao-similss Of our SiEn ztuIG
attached In III Advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

Yesterday Afternoon ~ ! ' WAND
Ia OF John Mills, an age1i ~ vI
Citizen OF this city, was .I5,vIsl
the Wilmington and bfs W.. iId|
tery. Toe funeral took P. .',,p'
sor-in laws, Martin Jop i.,,,I,
Madison street, and va y
cd. The dscesEtd d nsS,,t ~ 4
lart from gen,ral , doS'' ID d
borr in Rngisnd To loy .,r 'sI Il
this country when tw ''a, , %
age. By trade be &c D sS9 u
After gaining . conP soat lhlhII
from active lAbar Hoo oaSt,.drer;
$40, Eo leaves ok T.. oI 1Sii clg
Nj lie the coal dea,t' u y hit 'S,tt
Mills, Of Oh ,ste' Ps'i y EN- Md
9O6 Jsffarsou street. We Me-
so soc, Of SIS asdisoe ., sl rIo. a
r Mortimer, OF 800 T y Cs,,a
Mrs John T Keller, .. w.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

Yesterday maTn.ag q, least ore hun
oEed b. l. bib % tbs Golden Eso lee
marshA.lti ~ phe: Supreme Cn!ef
IN 2ms' sToES-, att ndtd Asbury NJ
u ohGrc1 to l.Ftr 10 special ENrmon
preaC! ~ By tbs pNst-r Rev. j. E.BfyAn
The teIt VIZ Watch ye, sand
Tact 10 he f. .t1gr'; you like men, be
hfr1n5 Tie ALcourse was very
abi so1 wEa 'isttped 10 by q con.
Rtr2%- " hat pRfEth the church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

The crowd was on the
first floor. Another on
The second. Another on
the third. Statesmen busy
everywhere.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

tee remsins Of Mrs Mary A. Wsrd
were brought 10 this .ty this morning
from Phiiadslpnla. Tue dpcsaeed was
sister OF the late Jsmes DALEY, who
was Tor come time bal;ff u CuupcfI
sue was 81 ysa's Of Aae, and the infer
ment was mEds in the Catholic cars.
ts-g NeAnc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
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Lettef CArLInrA, Xan.,,n.

The annual vacation of et,sep a.,,
ENsn py the 9oTernmen; with fu Il pa
sus tetbsr carriers commences or
1uiy ISL. Ih1 arsi In the office OF IN /,
,y VINO drew the Grst prizs were
Atht, "sl'ours and PhelaI. Suhgti
I9trs aowet' aud Gerry viii 20 on two
=, ne 'nU'es, AVID rev subStttute viii
10 Sppo!ntea to fl t5e Other vacancy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

Il ! reported tha, sround hss bean
naFahi7'u ~ Hoclessiu, o. vhiga Ms
CA@hiler, WtGuw OF ora lare DR. y III
W. Cn-nfisr o. BraodygIna sgripgs
"nt uH.i u coMmuCiLu. to-, f,Ffe,n,
io.3' a - bonding Aegge, vtioh If il
hoI'E "i.i nrrac1,.na ate IN nn5iic "a,
every "a: !nilag and 8. the rsIg. TIM
40 u. ~ aS1i'e &c ea,c OF ilqa5Tg In II !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

oGe=F =. i. sla, ID has rendered nj.
reslgla.'ya, q tsEt eject Bt once aus
Mayo : 1adI IA reNestsd Mayor
eject Ha=,.G Etou - neme some one t
ttAt lis p.a5s. Mr. en i:h has besn ap
point . 7a5-lt:Ss.N carrier by Poet
mast Ls5 ".
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25
Address Rsslstitd lstt,u 10
Few ORLEAHR NATIONAL HhMu
Now Orl eama, la

REMEMBE Gss: sns P EsssE::, g q
and Early, who are In charge OF the draw
lngB, 10 guarantee OF absolute fairn esl
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEM BER also, that the payment Of
Prizes Is GUARANTEED RY rom
NATIONAL hanks Of New Orlesns,
and the Tickets arc signed by the PTesl
dent OF an Institutton, whose charter cd
rights arc recognized in the highest Courts
therefore, beware Of any limitations D Nd
noym0uE schemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

1874 Prizes, amounting to........sl, Cbl SEC
NoTR.-TioEets dEawinE Capital Prizes arc
not entitled to terminAl Prizes.
For Club Rates. or any further inform =.
ton apply 70 the undersigned. Your hRnd
writing must be distinct and Signature
plain. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an Knvel.
ope bearing your full adj resa.
send POSTAL NOT rs, Express MoneV
Orders, or New ork Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency by Express lat our eIpenseJ
addressed 10
N. a .UAUPEIF,
Kew Orleans, Ia.
uAahanHssu, n, q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

One customer said:
"Pve worn this two sea-
sons. You see how we'll
lit wears"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

We give the patient
buyers a quick tend-of,
and didn't overhead them
with too long waiting.
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,EY ANTED-A GOOD COLORED
~ g.rI IN small family, for general
h"u s"wurh, II 80 Pine street lis
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Busy, Busy, Busy in
Bargain Room.
PLENTY MORE TO-DAY.
|TSHIN CLOTHING
was taken by
storm Saturday.
Thousands Of garments
sold.

n'' No better finger
board to be had than
the the dollarssaved there
on on by everybody.
,sy HalfPrice Coats for
Dress andl Business.
aid: Sometim es hardly
e ca; half. So, SIS, 50, $40
buys a good to a very
fine quality. Nearly
eff s&F 1000 for choice.
EN- Dress and Stylish
Mixtures and Stripes
uits in $3.50 Trousers.
In They will be more
'e'' satisfactory to every
rye buyer, becausethey're
our usual 81 to Sc
not q qualities and work
manship.
anu A very large lot of
es,s Young Mems Trous-
,., ers at So and $3.50.
mis- A considerable loss
80. to us, yet we prefer
Oi'' to sell now rather
'yal than carry them over
the season.
5 for extra sized Men less
Suit than former prices.
AIDE and returned Suits at
an they cost us. Mostly
price we expected to get
Irge and medium sizes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

WANTED-A CARRIAGE PAINTER
w to 20 to the rOuntry, AMY frn,n q 10
J. Tuesday, TIE 2Gtl "
1ta KENT lks y 4 HARDWARE co.
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Nd EmprsS

fI prealS, June e &; -T lsst2n 81
Empress npps made iS Ti,I J,aa.
i hsil' to Cha cla.lol ., e9 81 x. i5oi9
were then driven ,,l, 70 az Of cfll
corfed tyatq9i - lam vss cIO
the royal coup c WIS
etpti, Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-25

New lots Serge Suits
in Blue and Black In
digo colors and best
value.
Extra sizes Serge
Suits.
Best $3.50 S erg c
Suit to be got: not
|equaled.
Silk Mohair Goats and
Vests.
White and Buff Vests
(skeleton).
Charming White Flan-
mel Coats and Tennis
Pants.
No better $40 Suits
possible.
The $as Suits-royal
in quality and value.
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Ino N. L. D

Tho wsstu'f
Tomorrow prom i''' ,n'Ss."s.d
cccssional clouds 1s,,st BIB
showers show sI Saa S' eSo'adii!,:p' 'D'
prev pisyall on WEDNESDAY
ZOE in re sub NJ
PINE GROVE, Jun june, = The ID
is extremely oppi \, ,be .htis'
registering Re loo IN lns
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