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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

THE Rail,ray Age says that from jan
nary to June l, 1SSS, 2,2I2 miles of
railway track have been laid. This is a
very large amount to be reported so
early in the year, aud indicates that the
total for lSSS is we'll uign certain 10 ex-
ceed 5000 miles, With likelihood that
it will reach 10000 miles and possibil.
ity that it may not fall short of II 600
rai.es. Almost 1900 miles of track
were laid in 1857, the year OF greatest
construction ever known.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed. your appetite
is poor, vou are bothered with headache
you are fdgIty. nervous. and generally out
or sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up
but not with stimulents. spring medicines or
bitfers, which have for their basis yery
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want is an alternative that will purify YOUR
blood. start healthy action of Liver and Kid
neys. restore your vitality. and give renew
ed health and strength. Such a medicine
you will find in Electric Bitters. and only
so cents bottle at the Drug Stores of L.
James, Ebensburg and W. w. McAteer, Lo.
rPtrO -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

To calm the fears Of anxious Repub-
licans regarding Judge Thurman's
health, his family physician announces
that the old Roman is sound, with no
sigs OF giving out anv direction. He
has slight touches of rheumatism occa-
sionally, but when he gets out on the
stump these will all disappear, as his
friends, the enemy, will discover TO their
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

THE purchase of bonds by the rov-
eminent still continues, and thus the sur.
Plus in the treasury is kept down while
the people are being ROBBED by the tax
gathers. But IL is poor system of
economies that robs Peter 10 pay Pall
IN this way. The way to reduce the
surplus is to cut down taxes. and the
point OF attack should be where the
burden rests heaviest on the poor peo-
PIE. Taxing food and clothing while
the treasury is oyerfiowing is nothing
less than a crime, and those who refuse
70 change the system are resposible for
il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at the drug store
or E. James. Ebensburg and W. w Nc
Ateer. Loretto. as their giving away to their
customers or so many free trial bottles Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous In
this very valuable article from the fact that
1t always cures and never disappoints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured You can test it before buyinp nv
getting trial bottle free, large size 81
Every bottle warranted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

THE patching OF The human eve with
a section taken from the same organ of
a rabbit has without much doubt been
successfully Performed in Baltimore.
The patient who had lost his sight is Ie-
covering y through the operation. Both
ey's h@.s Sseu subjected ~ ;he same
tIeatU4eLt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

THE Turkish Government has a sus-
piclon that the Russian pilgrims who
are arriving in great numbers at the
are there 20 spy out the country, and
orders have been given that the pilgrims
be closely watched
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

THERE is not pound of Tin Plate
manufactured in this country. Yet
Sl6,000,000 are annually paid out for
this commodity in the way of taxation.
What excuse can there be for it ?" 1t
protects nobody and the burdens fall
upon the poorest of the poor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
FOR ASSEMBLY,

FOR ASSEMBLY,
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, of Johns
town.
JOHN ). riley, of Ebens5urg.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN J. KINNEY, of Tunnelhil.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR,
JAMES y. WHARTON, Of Clearfield
township.
FOR JURY CoNDu ussIoNER,
G. A. BUCK, of Carrolltowu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

JAMES G.. BLAINE, IN an interview
at New Castle, Scotland, on "Wednesday
declined to state whether or not he
would accept the nomination for Presi-
dent. VIII a cat drink milk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

THE latest reports from The sick bed
of General Sheridan, seem to indicate
that he is slowly gaining strength and
that the chances are in favor of his ul>
innate recovery, result that is hope
fully prayed for by the whole American
peOp,e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

AFTER the Chicago Convention John
Sherman can 90 back to Ohio and settle
down with Hayes, knowing that the only
interest the American people has in either
of them is the fact that they are living relics.
OF the great fraud.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

a BILL has just been placed on the
calendar in the House of representa-
tives providing for a Worlds Exposi-
tion in Washington in 1891, in celebra-
ton OF the fourth centennial Of the dis
coveIy of America by COLUMBUS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22

although It IS not stated. and no one
Gould expect that il would be, that in those
matters most to the credit ofthe party the
administration has not had the cordial
support ot the representatives. of the
party in Congress.-N. Y. Times Mug
4
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22
c. a. BUCK, of Carrolltown.

THE Mikado Of Japan has Issued an
edict against what he calls 1.-The per-
nicious game of base ball, which for
eigners are attempting to introduce into
this country"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-22
ERENSRURC. pa.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For SUPREME JUDGE,

For SUPREME JUDGE,
j. B. MCCOLLUM, of Susquehanna Co.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
ELECTORS. .AT-LARGE,
Hon. r. MILTON SPEER, Huntingdon
Hon. JOHN NJ. HEATING, Allegheny,
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Dist. Dist.
I David W. Sellers 10 Alvin Dlv
. Michael Magee Is William Dent
. A. II. Laduer Il Russel James
Z VIM. !. Latta is II. II. WoOdau
John Taylor 10 Herman Bosler
q Franklin Walden 20 VIM. A. Garman
: Geo. W. Pawling 81 William Maher
y James smith - John II. Bailey
q Dlnu ". Schweyer - j. Huckenstein
10 W n. Given - william Z. Lautz
IL Charles Robinson 25 David -. Morris
L. 7. Il Reynolds % Jas H. Caldwell
Is Edw. J. Gaynor ~ y. T. Netll
II Simon +, Light 2S ]. l.. Brown
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

nothing earthly. AS he reached out
MS thin, emsciated arms toward me
q u my anger melted. saw, not the
Villain who had thus wrought the evil
OF my life, but the wretch who was
wearing out his own in sorrow for the
past. All my mothers teachings oc
CURED to me as if spoken by her liv.
ing lips.
Al! that he had done had teen for
the hope of winning Olive Stoughton's
, love. He did not give up the hope
until he heard of her death, and knew
that she died of griet for me. Oh, the
shame. the agony, which his contes.
sion embodied! Sickness had shown
all his guilt in its true light, and tor
many weeks his great and only desire
had feen to see me and 10 be forgiven.
1t had wrought upon his feeble nerves
to that extent that he had that very
day decided 10 give himself up to ius-
lice weak and dying as he was; but
the deadly languor that crept over him
made It impossible. He had written
his confession, and begged to have it
published. He died that night. Could
II wipe out those dreary prison wears?
Could II restore my oliver Alas no;
better that our name should pass away
from the memory OF those who knew
its stain.
And 80, with a miniature taken
from my mothers portrait, | came
away under an assumed name. en-
tered into active, stirring, outdoor liie
In my new abode. Roberts property
was now mine, but | preferred to
work, since labor Rlone could drive
away the phantoms that troubled my
life. One phantom, however, dear
and beloved, has never left me. 1t is
that of the risen angel that would
have 50 blessed my lot-who still
blesses II, although unseen by mortal
eyes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
GIVE 1rEAEKs.

Give thnnksl for the changa'ui seasons.
For the promises of spfluR,
For the perfume AND the ffutsEo
That tne summst blossoms bring;
Give thanh6i for tho autumn harvest,
Kur the ripensd Iruit aud grain;
0ivt thanks f3r wi1ter season,
When thu days are short again.
Give thankil for the harvest gRrnorsd,
Then the tired ohfth can fea,,
And well gather Tourd tho ur6fiie
With all tho deAr ouos we lovo best;
Give thtrk ! thatt the rdastor Hnoweth
When the thifHty soil needs rail-;
Give thanks that our chnicsgt bic isings
Arc tho underKrbwth Of pain
Give thanksl that tho hungry birdlings
Arc vnll fpd from NEture's yield,
That no ca for fdod or railnont
AR7n tie ti0werdts Of tee field;
GiYe thanks for the midday sunshine,
For tho soolal hour OF evening.
For the silence OF tho night.
Owe thangsi that tbs haod OF friendship
viii uphold us when we talnt;
That tho love OF lAgtlo children
Hath no sinful. aelasn taint;
oivo thAnkai thatItae earth Il lovely,
q ve tnauktl To tt eaen iifa is olost
with It's tria's or iks hltsnngF.
For he sBOwath whloh are beet,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
FOR Sale.
EOR BALE
I cnEAr HNp UPON MAsY.TgRMs.

Il CHEAP AND UPON IASY.TERMs.
| No. 81 Van Buren, street.
| No, 1909 West street.
These house, have rooms bath and other
Sos. oil. GiS, Gi5. 6i7 and Ois Delaware ave-
The above houses have II rooms bath, laun-
| dry and all colveniences; dcsirably and con-
| vcnlently located, with front and de yards.
7 rooms aud hath.
Nos. 1901, 1903 1905. 1907, looO lOli, iois and
| These houses are rev ard nearly finished
with all the late Improvements aud located
In rapidly improving ntighboThood, with
No. 1910 Trenton Place rooms, bath etc.
| No. 6i5 Lincoln street, rooms and tAth with
No. I'll West Front street.
No. B0s Madison street.
1 No. 1910 King street, rooms and bath.
Nos. ll2a, il2I, ll2d and rs Poplar street, G
! rooms
Nos. ii3O. lis2, ilclaui 1875 Walnut street, Q
Nos iacs. 1906. 1908 1912, icii. 1915 and 1918
Walnut street, rooms and bath
| Southeast corner Beach and Franklin streets
I rooms.
| southeast corner Eighth and Franklin
| str.ets, 10 rooms and sewer couhectlons
House adjoining on franklin street 10 rooms
| and sewer connections.
The above have all the improvements, with
! front and side yards. anu front OF the public
park which makes them Ncry desirable.
| Two houses, Nos. 1917 and f2l9 West seventh
| street, 0rooms, bath, fr-nt anu side yards.
/ Nos, ,l2i4 and 1915 West Eighth street, rooms
No. iOs West Fonrth street, rooms and
| No rIs West Fi-hth street, rooms aud bath,
| from. aud side yRr,ls.
5e5 roplar street. . rooms. hath. Nc:
| 1893 nest Eighth street, 6rooms,
| building 10 slxsO ON the south side Of 18th
street, between Market and .ange streets.
l j. AUGUSTUS McGAGLhtI,
No. co.. Marker street,
Telephone 80. tss. ilC-w.f-s ii
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
DISSOLUTION SALE.

The partnership of Pyle
& Lichtenstein expire G S
March 25th, and they will
throw their whole stock on
the market Thursday next,
at closing out prices. 1t will
not only give all our patrons
q chance TO buy goods cheap
bit will give special edvan.
tages to store. keepers, hotel.
keepers, boarding.h 0 u s C.
keepers, etc, TO buy at very
low prices. This is not a
sale to close out odds and
ends, but u regular dissolu
ton sale. The stock is il
good order, most Of it hav
ing been bought within tbs
last six months, and com.
prises Silks, Velvets, Pushes
Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy
Dress Goods OF all kinds
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Umbrellas, Laces, Friages
Merino Underwear, Ladies
and Misses Cloaks, Wraps
Blankets. Quilts, Counter.
panee, Crash Towels, tabll
l. i n e n, Napkins, Doylies
Flannels, Muslins, Calicoes
Butchers Linen, Irish Linen
Table Covers, Cloths, Casai
meres, Buttons, Ribbons
Hosiery, Gloves, Collars anc
Cuffs, Kid Cloves, Fabric
Gloves, Ruchings, Zephyri
and Germantown Wool, anC
hundreds of othel. things too
numerous to mention. AIsC
al sewing machines; steam
machinery tables.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Mules Iniarsd

Yesterday the mules attached to csI
No. 20, OF the Fourth s,rest liue, he
came frightened while eoipR down
Fous h street hill and started on q run,
In At empdng to turn tho short curve
at Spruce street the m ules fell and one
ha. lts leg badly injured 0y the car
Tue car WAS not managed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

y5sUK 3ALt-ANOpH NR 1000 EOuaE
A. Having soil no. yob Acami It,oe:. No
now Mr. for iAla that new and vo;y plss9.
an;ly apd boaith.u,ly lc1AtNd house, c3a, 0
south Jlaj ton strest, 6 roonI, bRtH room.
hot ana c0id vRtor and Ell III iGern con-
veniohcss. within 10 minutos ERlk Of the
princI GAL shops Gnt railroad stations ard
eonvenisnt 20 street oars Pflos $3.50 term
easy. Psrtionilrs as voll as o'nyeyscce
fnrnish d 20 any who Wish g. examine tao
property hv calling at Ia n'1 Of
GEORGE " hU NJ L Sons.
i2o-av F.snsh rtfuet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

FOR SALE-Resldence, No.
Cos Washington St. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern Improvements. This
property will be sold cheap
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAUILEY. QUO Market st. f2-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was IL Child she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss she clung to Oastori
When she had children she gave them Gas
torla.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
EIsa..r rLia, Wilmington q tal
&n2so Railroa5.

1ins = ili loAvn WiImlii 9tuu aa foll0Wh
7ie'it 30 tcTpressl, 2 2 81, 4 40, 10, i.tc
81 ~ l1N, II IS, II Il a, m, II 20,
-, .t, 3 ~. q 20 aud O6 p. m.
#roinr il'On, o ~ TO- 7OS, IO5S a. m.
HfU, H. 7lD, lO00. 70 81 p, a.
"a he teHpruasl, $50, $50, $50, $40,
u Is u u a. IA, Y y, g y, d 40, 7O6, ard
53aa. 'auon, $50, 90. 7oS, slS. 10 a5A
- ", ~, U, and 10 ~ D. m.
4" lt.l, 30. 2 n, I ~, 6Si, 7 W, = 50, 100
=, ~ % Il, 50, -a7, $40, q, % %, J %,
p Vi. Ihestor, via Lamokin, 9 20 ARC
Z, n, -. Sand 46Op. IN,
~ Newark lCentr } and intermediate sta
U, T. d. ~, u "a knd GA u. in,
setliilgit Hnd Intermediate ststions, n ia
kkltiM"r' and Bay Line, a. p. m.
llliWni Iul Washington, RS, ga, S o.
Ah9 9,A. M, Il u, 4 II, IA, =, u
y anu Z D. IN.
fnins !er Unaware Division leave for:
II" l"sltt ClO, oSla. m, i4bh 2 IS, 351
~. NJ, tfb 1905 4ighL-
+torRt l'Nn aud bo%ee, 30 a, IN ,8TOp, m.
EAlori fv. preh-l, 3 ~ D. IN.
pr ,3ls.'n' De'mar, and way stations, s&
zn., " %. 'It N,
|Eptes' |s, %, Harrington, 20 p. IN. Wa,
.hpTess, Dover. HARRINGTON, and Del
4, ~ % IA, aud u Oi Night.
Eanh'ln 'lty, aSa. IN
=HpIesH log cape Charles. Old Point Com
AID hnFioiA, y 20 p. IN. qd II 05 Night.
tave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII
eton e HprCssL l22a, 3 81, z 20, ~. D 10
- 2, W y ha. NJ, 2t2 o. 4Ol 481
zrcGmin0id lou, go, lD2s 4. M, l.2S. go
o. . $50 l. UJ 10 10, ard ii ~ y. IN.
lut ~ Information, passsn vera are re,
IN 70 lhe llchtt utlioe at Che station,
M NJ 1i AIbrn thus - at Hailed express
%llen sra fare Is chArerl,
ne-ii Nah, j, Il. WOOD
-. --thl-oI u -ntrnL naaann ger A q
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
MCrIOEa.
IN COMPTIANCE WITH

1-oTICE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the rr0vi isiOns and requirements oIhn Act
K, the tiercfnl Assembly ~ the state Of Della
" ,ls tpV nnssea al Dover, Aarch Iith, 1854 euti-
t,i4i Tan Act Cpncerhirg Private Corpora.
\ ms ''n1iit p. ~ Herehy given that certificate
ItsoFporaune oonrAny 10 bu known as
eTbe titisrnst Hu'ldiag and Loan Agsocla-
an Of Nrs castle, Delaware will ON
thursday. po First dsy of March, A. -,
Pss. al 10 q eio-k. a. M be presented to the
4 Ee1prahlt !. .. 8rubh, At Chambers In Will
'F''"' ''' x. ~. DICKEpsnN,
DAVID ". EiKINTON,
W. j. FERRIS,
j. u. JANNIkR,
Wii.MhR II HAkSON,
WM. II. BARR
'n;.In, JAMES B. rOMAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

MUTUAL LOAN AS.
M ISOLATION is now isauipga . new Oeries
tst9cs; ~ mont may bo made on or before
'ntsiAy, !eDfrary II. daily from o TO Q.
'The "hluiuAin having recently undergone
.cfltlcal Eucit Of its Roc1u9is By eompetont
kd dii!lssrostsd pofsons, ent nnVinB
tded 70 i:e already large msnberahip IN anu
Ionthlg ftet ipts by merging Wilt it tns
|embofsh y aud rSseipts OF anothsr Loan
|ssoclatioa nou 0iiers even bottor ana
Hrger fic.la.olt 70 both borrowers and lA-
HstOrs.
4 HEnJ e-H!N MU UHGATRDYD Pres.
SAMTEl,F. BETS. Nis9 President.
tiE1, q. .iRKiS. ServRt sty. 1871 ti21
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
EEiNu@E q UElIU IATLEiOAI'
Al''a IN xFFAcT, ROY. 20, les

Ac . LIZ xFFECT, ROY. 20, lee,
s'as - y" ba,srE,s Aysezs rspor
n II 81 ..tnl;;ttt.s'phis ;t ard Ohtlgsr, eib. 60
40 an II An h,;lO 90 2 O0. D 90
& snn ~ . So. 20 IS sr:pl p. m
ca 9!!"' ~ ! 10, 10 ~ 0 and Ii IL q
lO, ~, . SOGp1 asp N.
~ ChiesgN. Wheeling. ,JoInghps ana
H. uS. ohiy, 4OG d III. anu o "a d. m.
= 'sD1fS, daily, 7 60 d. L. aud Ib u.
II S1iiu.lalunei, L,ouiwille and st, Louis
X, ~ " a. a and 8 80 n. IN.
t a. ~ ~ 'ideloro and WaB,l! ing ton and Now.
HG Afio do iiIaaa, II m';Is5 and
&RnS IN sunday, 40 Ard IL 10 .. m;
=pf Sinserlg. gIb and no
shd 10 .. m. and lasO mid ni1rt N
~ !! lOa. m.;2s5, 6 loEni n m
A ~ ~ T.. L!s& bEHt4, pl6 =, n ,sundg
+ sn, ts,es L, N. and a16 o. IN. Ghih
f Fhins i,sS I ~. 30 p. m. daily.
n pS s,~' s'~' hlaFaNt ssfssL ~ elicn,
|&dnv vsipeiS 2t5 p. 10. nslly, exoep
ser blit'1oIe 9I II. n
~ aeHNpS sunday Fm l.EEdeaoers
M s.;oI a. NJ. and sos ?. N., dali!
IA - IN .i!iI, s.ls =. 10 sunday only
le9 .. II. train cenne,ts at Eam
9u with Uinoinnnti aLd 81 I,ou,j
"a gres5, daily, except sunday, ms
eAiitsi daily.
'ins " HIlminVt1u-I,ssys ph,isos,
, va % Y, y *, Blb, 8 %, $40. 80 a, n. i a
knSH No, tsn, aSG siC 10 90 D, n,
II ;I@g5pt SlaaaJ, i.iA s.. N, i2.o,
2fs91 .tllns
MRueSGr. 9spn prsS a.,
ieeAoho RIO lR8. A~AeN'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Iorlt,k

NLorok
IiTY AED suKUoL TAXES FOB 1861.
Wa are Low 0ngaged in collecting ell un
k,dc,y ahn school taxes for 1887, as ro-
&lrsd b. NV, by prom9t payment COST
"a troLt .y VIII bs avoided,
EUhUrD MOODY,
ecsiys. Northern diBt-ict, inoluding al
no,th {. 9Th Btreet.
MAKrIN J. MEALEY,
Esceiyer southern district, including al
Eouth Of si-tn street.
q *ijaice, 80 ~ ~ sixth street. fltf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
TERMS CASH.
PYLE i LI.HTEHSTE|H
226 Market st.
i21 Ut

u EPoRT or rHf q CjNDIrIoN
III OF THK
NATIONAL BANh 4 WILMlNHTOH
AND BRANDY WINE, AT WHINING
TON, IN THE STATE OF DELLA W a X q,
AITaE OLDsE OF BUSINESS, FEB
kUAkY lAgh, 1858.
RESOURCES:
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
COMpLIANCE WITH

EoTlCE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
N the provisions aud requirements OF an
ft OF the General Assembly Of tie state Of
alaware uassed nt Ioy'r March H. 1873,
*illed .'Au Act Concerning IriyAte Cor
Hatlons, '' notiec " herGDy given that cef-
Ncate OF incorporation for "A charitable IN
hutton, 10 he KnOwu as the Delaware Hos
&Al, Will, an the NJ day OF March a. u. ,
b. AT 10 O'Clock a. M, lie presented NJ the
<nrt House, 4n WitmnEton. TO the Hnnora-
4 Ignatmsc Gtubl,. AS s0clAtr Judge OF
s Superior Court OF The state Of Delaware
1 and ior Sew Castle Comfy, for his ap
oval. BATES A HARRINGTON, Attor
rs for inCuTpUratOrs. ieh2l-f
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
r-R1.x1zENzSzrxEzl

TIME ENTIRE WINTER AND MEDIUM
Weight Stock OF Boys and Childrens Clothing
at prices that will close it out very quickly.
The greatest reduction made in First Class and
Best Quality Boys and Chldrens Clothing Prices near
ly cut in two
"a lots of Norfolk and Plaid Suits former prices
200 and 50 so. Cut in Price to 5000.
Cut in Price to $4 90.
Cut in Price to $500.
Next lot more than so lots. Former prices, $3.50.
SO co. 81 so, $500. ALI down to IS All down to$s.
ali down to IS All down to IS.
Another lot, nearly go lots. Former prices, $I2.oo,
$40 90, $500. All down to $500.
Cut in price to 81 90. Cat in plice to $500.
Cat in prise to $500 Cut in price to $500.
Another lot, than DOZEN styles Former
prices $I4 90 and $I2oo
Pfice reduced 10 $8. Price reduced to 49,
Price reduced to IS. Pflce reduced to $S
Big Boys Clothing, Coat, Pants and Vest.
Big Boys Clothing Coat Pants and Vest
lots, Beautiful designs. Former
Prices $I2 and $40. Cut in price to IS.
Another lot, comprising designs of best styles,
Cut in price to So Cot in price to $40.
Bear in mind we don't know how TO make better
prices. Everyone interested will certainly money.
The Mems Custom Suits still going at half price:
So are odd Coats
possible ald *
goods sen sale Its nmbl
dealer that wins this
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

STATR on DELAWARE
COUNTY OF NEW uAsTLE. Do
l, Otho NoG,sbd, Cashier OF tn,
aboye.rGmn1 bank, do s1lamnly swear thai
the hbove statement 10 true to the best sf In
knowledge and belief.
OrHJ NUWLAND, Cashier.
Subscribed and Gwo'n 70 before me thi,
l7th day of February, 1873
LEVI A. BLRrDLkTTE,
Notary Public.
Oorrect--Attest:
fE IRtiE =. OAPEL.LE,
J. HEWLIs uAWrHR p, Directors.
u. WESLEY WELDIN,
ria.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
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b. undersigned hts formed co.. partner
IN aud viii continue the paperhanginR
#inr,s ai the Old stand. No. ~ King street,
i tie rIu name OF Greennlan q Son. All
D wi-h any thtrg In ihel line are invited to
JOSEPH II. GREhN MAN.
El.1-.t CLIFFORD dikENMAS. u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

A e o o d Working
Shirt, with bosom and
collar, only sec.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

TISUH HSALG-HOuSEs HOs. 7O1 AND
q a; Wol l0sa stroog; -iGht roliag bath,
heAtorS. En an modbfl sInyonisuc css;torms
easy hpp,y 70 d. il. TArNaAa, No lol
MEry!End avenue. l.l-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

ror npaf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

[NUR SAhti-'iSI:AC HNEtiAINS.- -
Y h?Gss5 In OATS q gni re.tern p.rs Of
the c'ty, "a / aew; D9I osay iofm', iron St9CO
10 sco3. auply - OhARLGS Il rIN-
Dali, go. AZ 4. 14h o.. 10 2ots
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

KTANrhD - BlARUERS AT MRS.
w RansDefaor's. si2 Ains st. Pleasant
rooms and nOmo o9mfOrts. ll2'soiA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
VTeatou.

HXTAHTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general houseW0:k. Must bo cod
cook washer and lroner. Heisrencs required.
Apply at l0t west twelfth st. isl.3ta
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

[AuN SALE tlh KEST--IHE HOUSE,
y WD Wost II ur,h street, oontalning u
rooms snt ban, In tir5t class order. apply
on tho prsmlios. f.s.5ta