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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-16

General Malone has selected his
delegates at-large to the Chicago
convention. They are himself,
Hon. Henry Bowers, Hon. Brown
Allen and an Eastern Virginia
negro. Wise is left out because
he is opposed to instructing the
the delegation fer Sherman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-16

The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, through its Vice President,
Ar. 9. G. Eddy, is manifesting an
interest in the subject of Sugar Beet
culture in Virginia. where observa
tion of soil and climate has satisfied
the observer that success would at
tend'the undertaking. Tn 81 fsture
issue some interesting information
en tho subject will be given tie
readers Of the News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-16

The revenue rei;ormers in Con
Grcss, it is said, will make the
fight OH the Mills tariff bill Just az
it is. All amendments will be
fought. The friends Of the mea.
suro claim 1876 votes as already
pledged in the Housc-scven short
Of majority.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-16
KAISER WILHELM.
GERMANY's LATE MONARCH.

| Frederick William Louis was born
March 22, 1897, eighteen days after
the inauguration Of John Adams us
second President of the United
States He WIS II Prince Of Prus
STA before the death of Washington,
and lived during the administra.
ton Of wenty one Presidents. dying
March 8. 1888, in the 9Ist year OF
his age.
He was ten years old when Ma
polcon BOnapartc marched triumph
antly through Berlin, and eighteen
when Napoleon escaped from Eliza.
This time William marched with
the Prussians against him to his
overthrow ut Waterloo.
William became Grown Prince
by the cdict of his brother who was
childlcss." He was sixty four when
he became King Of Prussia. He
was ut the lead of the army but
was not liked tile only good thing
ever said Of him in those days was
"tllat he was honest and would
keep his word.". On the occasion
OF his coronation as king, he pro.
claimed he considered himself king
by divine right and not by any
power of the people.
From tins time on the history of
William is the history OF Germany.
He led in two Of the greatest wars
OF modern times, the first Of which
resulted in two months time in
placing Prussia ut the head Of Ger.
man power, the: second. in the over.
throw of Napoleon Ill. 1t was on
French soil, during the Franco
Prussian war, that he, King Will
liam of Prussia, was proclaimed
Emperor of Germany.
Success made him beloved of the
people who ut one time had hated
him.
When he was a child, and his
mother, Queen Louise, had to flee
before Napoleon, she said to him:
"My sou. You sec me weep. l weep
for the downfall of my house and
country. Recall these unhappy
hours when L am no more, and weep
such tears for me aS do now for
my country. But do not be salts
fled with tears. Act, develop your
strength. Perhaps you may he tes-
tined to deliver your country. Do
not let yourself he carried away by
the degeneracy of the age. Be IL
man !"
When the Franco. prussian war
broke out i'll 1870 tho gray-haired
old king, in company with Ills only
son. visited his mothers tomb.
Father and son passed long time
III silent contemplation; then babe
each other an affecting farewell
When the war WAS over, and he re
turned home conqucror, having
Inundated the old enemy, he again
went To the hallowed sepulchre, and
placed upon it laurel wreath. No
man has ever been more devoted to
the memory Of a mother than has
been GermanyS aged emperor. She
died at the age of 81, and at each
anniversary of her death the en-.
peror laid flowers upon her tomb at
Charlottenhurg.
In 1872 the average tariff duty
was lower than it is now, and then
as now, there was q dangerous
surplus in the public treasury.
Senator John Sherman at that
time threw out the following warm
ing to the high protectionists to
take care lest they g0aded the
people into Overthrowing the whole
protective system. Sherman then
said: 81 have listened with pa
thence day by day to the state
mcnts of gentlemen who arc inter
csted i'll our domestic productions.
i am firm believer i'm thc renor-
al idea OF protecting their indus
tries, but assure them, as 1 as
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-16
NOTICE.

Having now the agency of the Ag-
ricultural Insurance Co. rs well as
the Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
with good facilicies for placing risks
l am able to accommodate all persons
wanting insurance. l do business on
~ with Cos. in the state OF having
the deposits required by law.
Mar.4,tf. j. w. CHAPMAN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-16
TOBACCO SEED.

Twenty-Five varieties, comprising every
type, ID for Bright Yellow, including nil
the good ones, new and old Planters
wanting the BEST should send for my de-
scriptive list FREE, and make their own
choice. Price % cents per ounce, ounces
for Sl.0O, per pound S2.00
II. l.. RAGLAND, Hycp, Va.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17
9afota+

Sra @ranb SORTS blep mebbelt for.
ri9eEirgbaa, at en- Manb fra @iscon<
lin neb Napn Sorb gpebe @olb mob
en- 10 Nar sammel 8ise, 9a:ter al
Mr. 9anscom fra Diata, mems 5or>
alorene bar borte, forrise Manbas.
Sorb arbeioebe iammen meb enbel
&reiere, men uastet oisie bar piben=
ee ON l19ierninsen, forbinbrebe be
lite Gorb / at ftrpse fin &ei. @tem=
ringen bar bitter imoo Ereferne, o9
bet antoses, at ON 5orb blep fatfet,
pilbe ban blipe lDn9et.
- st Trenrpperi bar planla9t %
forip9tes ubfbrt / @eno @ul@ ioas=
morses, mebbeles ber fra 9eabmooo
ben 12te bs. Set par 2bnninssbag
for en- bel Sci Sto9sarbeibere
8romnspille, @nbepunttet af Blad
9ius & Sort Bierre>Banen. Set bar
betienbt, at 2pnntn9sa9enten ifulbe
reiIe ub Der meb $4,000 forat betale
op tor @eptember Maaneb. &puers
ne bopbe pbela9t @poret, iaa 3renet
LIB af @tinnerne, men bette foraar<
ia9ebe insen @tabe, ba 3reret git
sanlfe lansiomt. Saalnart 3renet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17
fergus Galts Mgeb1aa
uofommer bber OHsoag.
II. golemt, l1o9iper+
Subftriptton8pri8 $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SOLEM. Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

&o9uen forp9er be libenoes @len=
bi9beo o9 maa op9iues. Ser itaar
bette l1bpre os fOser be u1ptfeli9e til'
6ebe. @n @ise iibber foit efter bet
enc 8en o9 tan lite tomme lbs uben
at miite bet. Meb en- gre bu9ses
8enet al, % bun Ct tri. &aa ct an<
bet Steb iibber en Manb faft efter
ben enc 9lrm, mebens ban paa ben
anoen bolber ct Barn, 1om pluorer
lpii9 oef. @nbnu ct anbet Steb Ct
en- un9 bpenee 9ame faittlemt mellem
to @osnieber, meoens benoes 5aoer
for9aar paa Eoppeu al 9otomotiuet.
- @aaleoes lboer enbel al ben frpg=
teli9e @tiloring af lllptten. Set
beber, at 81 &erloner onion.
- @n 10 Mar sammel geeeerpige
bleu ben9t for Moro / llnionSprin3s,
alabama, ben 12te b.. 9ette fal
bore ben fprite 9ensnin9 al en&pi11=
be oer / @taten iiben &risen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17

nenbe talber be 93epublifanerne.
&porfra bill be iaa faa fine @temmer?
(8ifalb). @n9ans fsr bar Solicit /
bette 2anb uben 9enIpn til 8arti ilet
til bets 5relie, o9 bet Ter ub, iom be
o9iaa piloe 9ibre bet oenne Song.
Man biloe femme for 9arriion og
Morton og bermeo for 8etpttelie,
ON man enb lite pilbe saa oper til bet
republitanite &arti. (Stnrtt os peo.
bolbenbe 8ifalb).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17

itanbiebe, ipran9 tire maltereoe Meno
frem fra &rattet o9 fommanbereoe:
9enberne iueiret! W1en uben at af=
peute at iaa febe, fpreoe be lbs paa
9ranperionalet. 2bnnin9sa9enten
beipareoe Sloen us neolasbe to af
&boerne. Sen treble Mano, @bar=
les Sobnion, unbtom uitabt, ibet ban
naaebe fin @eit o9 iatte 1porenitren98
affeb. Sberifen meo en- bel @tprte
ct efter BAN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17
@innefpta.

Sobn Hee o9 Ntart11 Woe, De to
norFe Gutter fra MiQeruille / Doug
las County, iom ben lobe SUM fibft'
leben orebte CHARLES @baleen, blep
fbfe l1se bemt for Moro / fbrfe
Grab os nil bliue benst. Ser bar
lite nogen 9ins, 1om funoe anuenbes
til beres 5oriuar. Sc arbeibeoe for
Soiepb @aaner, bensans Gorbrpoel=
len blep begaaet. Sen nepnte Sag
git be til 8ranbon 1ammen, o9 efter<
at baue bruttet enoel. fit be ben Sbe,
at be ifulbe a9ere ri9tis Storltbiere.
Sc fibbte en- &euoluer % enbel Baz
troner os iatte afiteb forat norabe en-
Manb". Sc mpote @barles Sbaleen
peb ct 9igrne, os See iasbe: n9er ct
por Mano." Dg @oe feieoe til:
Ser ct @anben, iom ri bar feet eff
ter, os fisb bam paa Sees Opfor<
bring. Sbaleen falbt bpo ON. Moe
bleo itrar fattet, o9 See blep arrefe=
ret nete Morsen. 9ommen lDoer
paa, at be ital fboe / Sen9iel / 80
Da9e, % berefter ital be ben9es paa
en- Dag, fom @upernbren nermere
fal beitemme. 9a Sberifen lasoe
9aanbjernene paa @oe, efterat Don't
men bar faloen, 1tal ban bape ia9t::
D&eo Sub, bette ct ret o9 iuit bpab ies
baobe pentet."
- @n @aloonpert peb geapn
Sames @ritlon fra Innanbale, breb=
te en- anoen peb 9eapn Sobu Nnoer=
ion oeritebs for noale Sage fioen. ef<
ter bpao ber meobeles fra 8uffalo.
Nnberion Tom beruiet inb @aloo=
men ug @ridion siorbe eubel former.
menbe 8emerfnins mob bam. 9a
Nnberion proteitereoe mob at blipe
tiltalt paa oenne Maabe, fog Grid
ion til bam enean9 uuer @alien os
ben anben @an9 oper Mapen meb
FABIAN Boloiombeo, al. bet beber, at
Nnberion bboe frog efter. @ridion
bleu ftror arrefteret o9 Ct / t5eneiel /
Buffalo. @. @. @r.pin ct. Saul
bill foriuare Morberen, men forrefen
bar her peret uol ltebt Grub ler ON
2pn@ing.
unoer en- 9a9ltorm 8roipns
&affep forrise Eirsoag fog 2pnet
neo blanbt enbel Ereiere, femten
! Eallet, o9 brebte en- af benz, meoens
&eiten bleu iterft rpitet.
- @n Mano iom op9au at beoe
George Ebompion, itienbebe @iorbe<
mooer @rs. Mi(ler fra Moorbeab
forri9e SBnba9saften. 9an tom til
8Den og benteoe beube unoer @aaz
nuo af, at bans Some bebguebe benz
bes Eieneite. Gun fulste meb men
blep operfalbt unberpe,s. SDren
btep arreteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17
3efienotejerelie-

Gbe Garmers Grain Gsiociation
Of UNDERWOOD afboloer ct 1pecielt
Mpbe peo UNDERWOOD 2brbas ben
2Obe October &l. 4 @ftermto. forat
enes ON ben beoite Maaoe at befpre
@arebulet. Nlle Sntereslerebe aaz
mpbeS pm at mDoe.
&auo &eoerlon, Sorm.
$. g. 8ipr9e, @etr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17
Mtnmefota 2utberan Semtnarp
a1tb cJnffitute-

6gfttermtn aabnes ben 16oe Otto
ber. @leper opta9es naarlombelit /
@toleaaret. Sn9en Snbmelbel1e
er npouenbi9 for at bliue uptagen.
l1o9ifterne peo @folen ct rimeli9e.
&atalo9 eller 11ermere unberretnine
fan erboloes peo 9enpenbel1e til
$. g. 9il1eboe,
Gt1mar,
2to17 Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17

ielsz &eform paa ben Sag.
Tersus 8aas, 13pe Oct.
9r. &e6attpr!
5oroi leg bauoe lopet 5olt Nlbbp
at tale 1ibt om ben MI paa9aaenbe
politiite &, maatte leg 9iue Ifz
falo paa at operpere Mgoet ebers
8p. 9erpeo leb leg ct Sab. Men
i8aaraftes operuar ies ct meset sobt
ar>an9eret Mpoe @elican &apios.
@pbet par beigst al ieroeles mango,
bdabe Menb, &oinoer os 8prn. Ea=
lerne par forte os iaabe. G9rft talte
Son. Merriam, faa Dommer @tl<
liams al benne 8p oa iioen 8ea@au1
fra @tpift County. @luttelis talte
leg nosle faa Orb. Gang os 9orn>
multi por ppperli9 COB.
Set be8pnber piit at saa op for
Golt ber 9iitrittet, at be pi1 peo
r&ote" afualte ale be tp99e @muosz
pletter, iom ipinefalbenoe Slbeiinbez
be fafe / bore erlise @anbioaters
Mnii9ter.
Sc bile NOT, 1er bet sleoeli9 ub
til, poete Zig, iaa at be lite siue 1liae
Golt 8iia(o men oerimoo flottes ON
fine e9ne bueli9e, erlise og paalioelts
ee @anbioater. Sc bile berei frift
Minbe, buor ner Wmes bar palst til
@upernbr Dor berlise Stat, netop
fotbi ban bar opltrpot at fine og
Mc@iq uebroftet of bisie. 9ette
troebes / ben Grab, at mango lettroz
enoe &eputlitanere birefte o9 inoiret=
te femte for fin esen Stabe os @tam.
2ptteli9pis troebe lite mango not
9pqnen ca. Serre oil MI.
9@rbgoigf,
&. 9ajoro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17
&eftaE ffIIaattS%

paa oprtebe Tarme o9 mob lap Nenz
te. Bant Of gllbbp. 4to31
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-17

@etreter 9art fra @tatens Board
Of charity and corrections mebbeler,
at @9noag ben 21oe October er be-
itemt til ~Jenslelsz@6noa9~ oper
belle 2anbet, % &reterne Staten
ct anmobet ON at prebite ON Sen9z
iels= &eform paa ben Sag.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March 10, 1883.
mo, 1t can't be done here"
The offer was-wish it
would be fair to give par
ticulars, but it wouldn't, and
we won't--to sell US at the
regular wholesale price an
article usually retailed and
paying a iair profit at rs
cents. and to give with it
gratis another article usually
sold at over so cents, we to
give one of the more costly
articles to each purchaser of
the rs cent thing.
The offer was made by
good, honest sort of folks
who couldn't understand
that there was a fraud in it.
Isn't 1t a fraud to pretend to
give you IS cents worth Of
anything for IS! Sane men
don't do business that way.
We sell Sateens at 80
much a yard and don't pre-
tenc to give dress trimmings
worth double with e a C h
yard. If we did you would
know there was a lie some.
where, even though you
might find it hard to catch.
Ar d our answer was "Wo
1t can't be done here"
We are led to print the
above because this is our
store birthday. You may
think US lacking in modesty
If so, you and we differ.
We have 10 false bashful-
ness In stating our business
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

The Missionary Anniversary of Confer
ence was held last evening The Rev G
r Sheppard presided aud after the usual
devotional exercises, !, q. Cox the treas
urer read his report.
Has received the following amounts for
the y ar:
Wilmington district $s,77C; Dover
district, "a GU; Easton district, Sl,653;
Salisbury district. 1891; Virginia dis.
trct, S7Gl; whole amount raised by Con-
terel G. this yUsr, 81 $50; last year, t2l,-
So 81, an increase vgr last year OF 3d.
3l7.B3; apportionmrnt for conference,
s2l $50; amount RAISED, 81 ,S52; excess,
81 222.
An address on the subject of missions
was delg red by tine Rev c c. McCabe,
ID D., secretary Of the NJ ssionary So.
cie-y. Du ing the evening he sang seg-
era songs and was luuded applauded
The exercise closed viii the singing OF
the hymn, awake, Awake" followed
by the benediction.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
l. easin, Del. AOCk'
"WEDNESDAY. MARDu I'M,
H.

j viii sell At Hock essin, Del :. on Wan
Somerset county, Pa, exprea,ly e'ss 10y "a
and Wen bfS2e as ps seaa tb .9s.d .Ise
want Of goee busipess horse abonia Al in
these horses, and an satisasd thst selecting
give sntisfAction. Come and ace for W. nn WI
Il you cannot be suited. for intend I.S ia .s
No. 1. cray mare. g handA 400 IN. a,
aection, extra well broken. '''e and
lbs, six years old. Good single linz n H., ~
AM A. nne black as can be found, 'eAHei'
No: Gray mare 10 Ia hands hlrb lin
No. 4. hay marc, Is Ia randi b,v, ,..,
, zoe ssySn wears Old, Good leader aud AZ
No. s, bay mare Is 80 hands h,sh ,s,o ia.
seven years Old, number one v orkrT, u.s.
no. 8. bay mare. IS hands hign, ii6, IN,
ferf years old, good black, ''''
NO. q. Brow mare, 10 hAnds hlxh ara.
years old, iioo lbs. good worker. N"' sven
NOS. and .: Pair Of bay Peruhcron mara,
ssds, Sld' X ~ hands high C los ssSa
ed any place. They are number one ~op Ist,
and A. h. \. pasniy Of action; '''
? thoronahored horse. shove style aud aciioH
No, 4; i P.sn, horse ave years old, ian
No.. u. BLACK horse, SO hand, oh. IA.
IDS, I'VE yeATs old, number one worker and
Ne 10 Gray horse. IL -2h.nds h,rb i,n
b., four years Old. Good style ana well
broken. SUI "e'
No. IL. Bay horse, is 2hands b,yh ~,
lbs. Good style and action, i've years ia
this good chunk. ''u'
No. %. Bay marc. IS Ia hands hi.h. IAN
built and plenty ofbJne. NP
No. %. Bay mare It's lbs, 1--WE var, old.
thls y nne mare as can be found, shows
hiss been used by lac lea 20 drive. ''''
wall broken, 'N""h A"'
for sale and depart immediate y after. No
posiponement ltwet will sell 10 ihe dry'
ihnner AZ y sale e. 4 90 days'credit.
Robinson Auc. ELWUuD WEBSTER.
mlO.JI
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

principles. We mean square
dealing. We sell bedsteads
|as bedsteads, and mattresses
|as mattresses, and when You
catch us trying to delude
|you into buying bedsteads at
more than value by giving
you q mattress with e q C b
bedstead then believe that
we have forgotten square
dealing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13

THE STORM OF Saturday night and
yesterday morning was the ssveresJ
shst has visited this city for years, and
lts effso,s on the railroad and telegraph
lines the moss disastrous ever kno wn,
completely shutting this city off from
all com munioAilon with the outer
world. Tue rain storm OF Sunday, rs
we'll IS the sno y during the uigh was
accom- panied by considerable electrical
disturbances, which rendered the pest
tl0n Of those em ploysd In she teleYr a phi
and telephone offices angling bus do.
sirAble. II will DO several days before
any definite information OF the dam age
oan be absertained, but there 10 no
doubt that Is Ia heavy. 1t ts TO be
hoped that this storm and the cold
wave which has followed IL will be
King Winters fare veil, and thH. Il
will be sueceeded by brighter 1kles aud
spring like weather.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
BALTIMOkE q UnlO KA1LEoAD
suHHDULE IN EBTDOT. Nov. %, IL
trains leAV0 IlNiAWnra AVanua anay,

sUHHDULB IN EETDOT. Nov. %, IL
rrains leAVS delaware Avenue epop
For Philadelphia and Chester. SIS, 100.
! ", g. %, 10 10 AMI II u q. M; 90. 90, 8 70,
{ %, 10, 0 ~, o 80, 7 70. 9 d and wa p. N
TN Sundays, ! 90, 50, Q 10, 10 10 and Ii lG J.
nj l 90, 8 %, 0 10, 8 ~, 0 80 aud 9 a. D. In.
For Chicago, Wheolln E, Columbus Rpo
SandusEy, daily, 7 20 .. m. and 8 70 D. N,
FOR PittsburB, daily, 7 90 q. N. aud 1 " ,.
N.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. I,oui.
d1ily, II 10 .. M. and 20 D. M.
For baltimore and Wash inEton and New.
Ark and HAyro de araoe, II 10 an; Is and
20 Q. %: I'm Sundays, 7 40 and II 10 .. m,
" and . 20 D. m.
FOR SlngerIY, 8 10 and Il 10 o. M; "a.
. 70 and 80 y. m. and IL 30 midnight On
sundays, II 10 .. nj 2 ~, . 20 sne so p. U
LOA LAnDIsHdEHu, gls a. m.Suoda'
! xoopt sunday. & 80 p. m. daily.
Trains loave F1afKot Street. SsAtioni
Ior philadelphia zss p. m. dsily, ozcSp
5unday. For Baltimore a5s r. o.,
daily, exoept Sunday. Bef LSndsnbsrs
$50 Ai1c 1870 A. NJ. and Lpb P. A., daily
erospt Sunday; 9.lS .. NJ. sunday only
$50 p. m, daily.
The 1850 .. N. train connects at Hsr,
junction with Uinsinnah and St. Lieut.
through express, daily, exoopt Sunday. lh1
10 p. N. connects with Ohisako and st
Louis express daily.
Trains for Mlirlingsor--lIaAve Pni.Sua:
l'nIR, daily, 81 %, SIS, 20, 5000 q. m, u
SEQ, 80, SLop. k.31, $50, sis 10 90 D. u.
Daily except Sunday, ia y. "a, ls.e
coon, A.lh, II 80 .. N.
Express tYRings
". N. OLEMEHTu, o. LUhl.
Manager. 0sn1 PAss. Saw
Telephone No. la7.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13
zoo naarkss ssrsst. above ssoona.
OF GREAT INTEREST To
EVERYBODY.

March second we started Q two
weeks sale Of boots and shoes, TO reduce
our large stock, and make room for our
Spring goods. we have vory generously
scut down prices" 70 customer that Will
buy now. Don't leave It too long or you
may be too late.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace,
now 80 cts.
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
now IS cts.
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
cents.
Extra bargains In all kinds Of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pebble Button Shoes, now y. CO.
I" Fine Pebble" now 81 so
Kid Button now u rs
Glove Kid Top Button now u so.
Rousing reductions In all kinds OF
seasonAble footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses' Pebble Button School shoes,
now Csc.
Misses Pebble &"
now 81 Is.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
$1.25.
Misses Pebble Spring Heel Butten,
now S1.00.
Misses' I" &"
now S1.26.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
now 81. 40.
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of In connection with the quality or finish.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
pir hovab hnalr lana now On ofa
:" :" now $1l5
button shoes now q IS
These are worth coming for q long
ways, and worth getting after you get
here.
Just Fer Two Weeks.
Little boys hook lace shoes, now s1.0
sizes 10, II, 10,
little boys high cut hook lace now
$l.25.
Little boys high cut button now sl.25.
sizes, IL to-.
Cost Is not considered In these prices,
only making sure Of selling the goods of
quickly and saving you enough money 70
make you brimful Of interest In what We
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Tive Weeks.
Childrcu's pebble spring heel, now SOC
KID " % now Soc,
sizes, 4 tot.
Children's pebble spring heel, now 76c
sizes, 8 to 10H.
Chlldren's kid spring heel, now e0c
sizes, 8 to l01.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kid pillow shoes, now 81 25.
Mems brogans, now tl.00.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, now
81 so
Mems ooarse boots, now sl.7s.
Z" - q now $500,
slzes,:6,9, 10, II.
Boys coarse bo Is, now 81 40.
| sizes, 4 and 8.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 so.
sizes, 4 and 5.
| Little boys, coarse boots, now $1.00.
| sizes, 10 and IS.
Not quite half rice, but nearly so.
Plenty of reduced price ladies' pebbl
and kid button, at great saving to thos
who purshase now.
Mems hook lace, now u. 50.
congress, now u 20.
| hook lace, now q 90.
sa so
Remember,your privilege to reNirn an
have exchanged, II you guess the wron
size, or have your money returned If 20
are not satisfied that you have secured
bargain,
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
NO. 800 MARKET 6T., ABOVE ID.
Wilmington,
| William H. BahcoGk
Daily Republican., 1888-03-13


THERE sRKMs 10 be no end 10 the
foolish pre,exts some men vii oil aim
n SUN Client cause for 0 strike, and
although there hsve been many OF
these within the past few years, the
most foolish OF any reoently happened
In the WAmsuitA Mills OF New Bsd-
ford, Mass. One OF the spinners had
watch which WAS three minutes faster
than the clock In the office OF the mill,
and as he persisted In stopping work
by his own time he was discouraged.
THIS man is = member OF the K aights
OF Labor, and IS soon ns II WAS found
that the mill owners refused to reins;A,e
him general strike OF all the spinners
was ordered, and oonssq nently ave OF
the SIX mills are now closed and over
two thousand persons thrown out OF
work. A member OF the District Elk.
eouhve Committee OF the Kuights Of
Labor called upon the Arm with view
OF effeo.lpg Q compromise, but his
efforts were fruitlesa, % they tosi lively
refused 70 have auything further 10 do
With the Heights, and will IN deal
With their hands ~ indlvlduAs. A
meeting OF the splnDers has been called,
and 1t Is said that they ittend to with
draw from the Knights of LAbor'. orRAni.
cation, 50 that they will be free .t3sAot
for themselve'. Just suoh foolish and
uncalled for strikes 40 this are doing
much TO Wesken the Knights, who, II
they had been guided In the past by
the wisdom OF shelr Chief Mr.. Pow
derly, would today have had IN orgaui.
xAhon which would be blessing 70 the
workiDgmen and women OF this ooun-
try. The man who oAused this worse
than foolish strike IL Q barber as well
- . spinner, and he will no doubt So.
cure work at thas business, while thu
osners remain idle.