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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

We haven't space to quote
many prices, but the follow
ing will serve to show what
6ne shoes are selling for on
this sale:
Ladies genuine hand-turned
French DongOla Shoes S3.45;
worth $3.50.
Ladies French Kid NJ. S.
Shoes $2.9S; formerly sold
for 81.
Ladies' Fine Curiso Kid
Shoes that sold at 1915 now
selling at $l.95.
We save you $l.05 on every
pair of those fine kid shoes
now selling at s2.45.
Five hundred pairs of ladies'
Fine Kid Shoes, with flexible
soles on the OPERA London
and Common Sense lasts will
be closed out at Sl.0S; regular
price 80 %.
A few dozen Ladies Kid
Hand Tuned Shoes are bound
to move rapidly at $3.50 a
pair.
Gents seamless fine shoes
in Balo and Congress, Sl.4S.
Gents fine dress shoes in
every style, best selected calf,
1895; regular price $3.50.
One lot, l34 pairs, Gents
genuine hand sewed Cordovan
seamless crimped top 81 shoes
will be closed out at S. % a
pair.
All new styles and fresh.
desirable goods. No chest
nuts ON this sale.
If YOU would convince
yourselfthatnOw Is the time
to buy all your footw ear for
the coming year just step
into
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

EEeANTS--" THE TELE-
II zgram-iieraid' ma kes
HkFz a speciality of publish :
ing classified wants,
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. A
postoifice il kept in the
counting room for the ben-
eft OF advertisers. "~itua-
tions Wanted" are taken at
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons I'm
want of work who have no
money topay are offered the
Use of our columns free of
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
Of trains will be found inn
mediately following the
wants.
Tbs ne m bsr Of lines any Aa ertisssn at
e<s be foasd by dividing the nsabs of
words By ss.ss- Any Sartsf . li.s osastse
ssse fail ilas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

When sx-Ssesstary LA4As sssumsd
ths o.acs ol Justice e the suprens
Court hs pronounced. with psculiaF
ss'lemaliy s 's sad. ths following oath ;
II L = =. fAHAs. 10 solemniy swear
that sili admin stsr iAsEios wllhoas re-
sesct 10 porsoDs aud 10 sqaal righ, o.
tee poor aud to the rich. aad that vii
iaita,u.iy AMI in2arsiAliy discharge and
poficsra a.. tas duties incumbent on me
40 Associate lsiics oi tho Supssfns
Court o' tts ualisI States according 10
TIE bss. oi ny ability and understanding.
agreeable 70 TIE Constitution and TIE
avs q TITS Uniied States, 90 help me-
Got." SoE. =. Us hopo h!s payer Will
&c a1sssFed ard DIS proralss tu'Hlled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21


Lssdville would perhaps Be ons of The
last Iowns 10 The worid to Do thought Of
IN connection wi,h the heavenly Jsruss-
lsm, bos = Is asserted as fact that ths
slFssia q ne Colorado cisy are paved
with gold. Ia 1879. before snsltinz vas
mach mere than n 81 experimental
siaze. 10 s.sZ from the snsltsrs wa
uaed i9r paving HargiSon-svA Ia Lad
vile, ED ths Lsadviils Jouraal says that
a prrm.aen. mining msa II shat city
claims 70 have Investigated. snd cslcu-
iased ths val0e Of ths Stag pavement on
fhe averne nssatiorsd, aud be considered
is worth S5Ct,l01 The paved stree. does
net sxtssf over dozen blocks, aud is OF
or1nsry sidth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
AGAINST THE SALOON.

mo NAIL AND T1PRTss is TIE reoorrsz~s
fational orgsD - tbe Frest Arts -asipoo R,-
pasiiesn movement u beiieves that the
iisror freffie - e exists to-asv IN 81. Urls.f
et-tes j. The enemy - sociefy. fruitful
soarce - es'rrurtion IN politics tss a1ir ~ an
s-rtr. sshool - crime sns- VITA ffe sve~-<
purpose - sesEinr ~ co--upfsv esrs~nl
eisctions spt lsrisiotisr. is menace -
ne public veifs-t sn5 deserves tbe oora~ns.-
tior 81 e. ros1 rren
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

L n PxRFT. IN THE REAR or ~ SOUTH
I. DiFisic1 81. uill f1fDsh al ki81s of buiis-
ing s'ous - resscaslie rstes. SO henloCk lusi-
eer - e. slass Il bnsl3i IA p8rpcses q
WsNTEB- EvESYBODY I'd ENow TI7AT
W re w. fHraish cas srd fshlas - ~ ~.
uetice fsr FsTtes - sny nd NsiEefs Far-
ninsfe -toT~. -oata Divss5oa II. eppassts ISrsng
sonsa aoE icti
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

uss T. LoTEJoY WILL eIvF T.v1ooNs
VI 81 9ai.s 49, s.ose risyins Frsvsre5v -
81 tsEsers tarcssf UelHoS . e~t<sr sra
IrrSos ~ bsa9c. k<tssrs - snrs5 c-tfa~as -
- ~ - Nrx fs-escy sssrtmsa.s las Wcr-4s.
s.. erse< ears3s Wtrh
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

No Eastern exchange is moro enjoyed
or sc5ryab.s ~ the Office Of the TEIz-
GEAN-A zsALD than ihs Pistsburx DE-
pe'-b. 2 hrs splendid newspaper would
0e @ craois 10 New York itsslf. aud we
are pissstd 10 oar0nicls The faos that il
has sscs1tiy goae iaso 4 sperasnsat hone
end bar magnificent new plata psrfsc.-
1873 PRESS WIKI csglsiiy % 1900 sheets
pr hrur. aud q ccmpisis photo eagrav-
ing p'aas. TIE Dispatch has spsc; al
csbis is.yics, and Il about to begin the
pcbhca'ioa ot = $1,000 story by one o;
tae sSost eminent noEelis.s. u Is cara
fully slted paper. aud dslizhsful to
real.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

n Vrre Al Gus fstur grass EfiAfs
Gen. Joe Shelby was recently in Lexington
On a visit Hs va, az the Morgan mansion
Isoking .t a portrait of Mss Ssilis Stro.her.
orc- fsnoi. Blasxrnss belle and aftcTwaTd
he Baroness Fahn-nborg, snd told story
concerning her
lie said that - vas uigch in lows WITH Miss
Strothcr s1a bessr,o very jeslous Of the
a4tentiors ~ tho then ld-ut Gordon Granger
vbo cane On a fer.swEh from ths army TO
wait LexiaStsn. snd sYent almost every day
With Ms St-cthsr 9-n. Shelby said he
shelby happened 70 fnd n large United
States aax ia th.s rity. s1d BE- took It 70 his
room and wrote on l. ia iargr letters Head
quarters Il the UEisrd S1a.es army" re
got fou- rope and ci s,i 40 SaE in the middle
Of &C. ard. gong ia she nlgkt p 70 Che HuBt
r.ss.. .isuce WHARF Ms Strotle stsia. Ee
climbed high I'D ia = locust tToe in frCls u
The Huns house aad SD Gro end of tae rope
on it. Hs then took the oshsr end Of the
rope. ard. climbing = tres On tkc other side.
stretched tss aax scro-s th, stress high ia
arf, frous C Nss Strosker's horac. Nsxt
u,crairz the .oSs gave such pueli'ity % The
frtars tier Crsagsrs = sovs making tsst ne
want swsv thoroughly embarrassed by the
nlerriuent tbse she young men Risae az sis
sxp-rse
fhirtv v.srs sfssr ffea. Granger wsas into
ths Fstersl srrzy. and 6sn. Sasisy into tae
Goa s~3erafs Asts- ne var sas gone sgsizlst
tae C,'ufes-rafs Arts Gen. Shelly T,treated
~ish as command - Nsxico to jois Maxi-
miiIar- Seen afssr he - "a - Hsxicsn soil.
aDd rss iTing n camp osrsly cvsr ths hsxi-
can i.nc there came ,ao -ay snd csTurea en-
the American r&e e tae iiss eoay Il ted-
srai s,lasess tha1 ~er- evidently afraid %
violate sse neutralisY of Asxaco by following
q.,la,~ ,u - Mevi-sn ssii. Ts~Y isr !. sisss
oE cz-n cher fsr three ssvs witbo-t say csri-
n-rrt-stio-. Fsaliv. undsr Tag ~ trsscs.
Sreie~ s-ut ze=ssnger . 6ra7xsrs rsl1p
G, -aEe ~rrse Inquiries. sns sr-c.E ceker
ts5r..- - So -hc VS. n coarsaa. and
sr-~f ~ -s-r- - thr ,eY1mTtnsc1ssen- G-s-
lsranrsr r-sd sks ncf- wrta -sr7riss, sss
s-fit he .aez.-sw-r aack 49, = Kindly nofe.
vvhirh s,sis-s e srs trCrssn Granger. the
man r,n ssrsvs cus - Ieriryton. Ay.. via
a rn.tssl Stsh.s SEC. 2nd rc7 ! ave driven
r.-ri -ns - re Trlf-l S-sues We tse ssane
cd eaz r-f.sxinxsan Transcript
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

EsNITEs sTosED PACKED svp
Il usnT~4 Fre--t rsrEsss sess - shevf - -
- ksde<zs : Eca- - soszs Eivistsr g. seie-
$500 Ne - 5s1T ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
ANational Newspaper,
OUR POLITICS.

We believe the ReprbiIoan p-rtz b. hs fs~
frus Instrument ~ the POLITICAL pEop-
bEts II the American people. ard holding
that The heuest enforcement 81 ga prfne l,les ~
Tie best guarantee ~ TIE natonal ~.lfar-.. -.
sisali szpFort thezn vita al our might. isui 90
s.iah s'vaTs treat opposing psrsis- VITA oss-
alteration end far plsy
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Send for Sample COM

my ors fe'sf Tree e. eku sshe o1ps~.
rEscfrrr7oN RkTEs.-wnxxr-. -
Teaf. c1loos six snestss, 60 ssnkss fs-s>
nlerths, 70 serrs r2zrr. DIT xe~,. &C 90,
ssr r1nnfhs. sos tkrse rBentns OF SO; c-~
rsenfa. 80 reEt1
ThIrhEfN F7xsrrss -. r-w ~ an
s1esrrfesrs sc agsrts We ~pr1 n e>,>-n
sgert fr s-e~T tovn and vss-~~r ~as-. ~.
hsvs - ese nov ~ vo~k ss-,e f-~ go
sp--ssi rtr~ala- - kr-rs. an< s>~ ~wx
I-h@rss ofsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

E. = runored thst Scasksr CAa1rszE's
ehti vss csaasd by the coolress ~ h
whie1 aa ef bss COMMITTEES srrcini-
rnsa ware r-c~lvea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Nemsr SufrsEe eiil hss become
sw in Wsssingten Territory. The
SECS sa may vefs but tasg msy aot at ca
iires Inrtr ie5,es'
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

ne Chicsx3 y0Vruai remarks that
"DeS N DfCKrscS bss taken himself
irte tas Presidents Cabinet. but bs has
rec taasr tue Sizfa * Michigan vish
tu Ws shoai8 Fsow asrs sbors the
frufh ai lhis isst assertion nsxs Novau,-
ns-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

II paid out hundreds Of dollars for medi-
Gins for catarrh," writes a lady in Provi-
ueace, II. l.. hut Hoods Ssrsaparilla is the
only medicine which has done me any per-
maBent good"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

tooerSsuiu0. vhieh is going ent q
sty'e "A Csnsaa = getting rs zrip on
SsrasuS&
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

cry rstrso'fc. sverv isosrf cisizen IN
hs -uuy stonlt vets "yes~ IN Ae-3
7es. er t4e proposition To bui3 a $751;
lH Eeurf 1ouse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

f>sc>ahy Il vcr csn. a7t - a. nse,rs
keep Ilr 51il's GsrTs >yr1r - ne hor~e
NsUraixs. .raeumsslsrn. .a-ussco ard goat
auiok cared With Sslvsf.en 0sl - c~uta
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

ne Cherso N-us siraatv cla.ns fhs
ser Sc f, tnsstsr Gsosrai thss hsmag
asar wast the ,iicksy eir5s srs say iu ?
a'r-l. F'stnastsr 8. Ccsxrvs Icon. Nr.
brSrsroS vill h.ar great usnv ii-kar
p is tnzfrx ~ az PARTS o. - taion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

SIR R-gsecutng Attcrnev SAx Crkr
va 7se Far show "a Ais cass AGAINST
Rsas FrraAx
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Many imitators, but no equal, has DR.
Ssge's CataTrh Remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
You Can Make Money

y aessrttnr our cnsh rsurn-sB--s-~- .<-< -
vo-<srS fof nur ~aiuahls art ,-srril~r .-~-~.-
rsns ks1ersss the N<IL lSB ExfRR q. 49,
Eek cJ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and cxfnatc- VIII be furnished on a..
plic2ton. 10y the undersigned for artistic inferior
decorating cJnp~tiuF 1n price and beaufy o.
tnish win Wallpaper cecorsiions, by t.e $50 OF
the permanent wafer colof Anti ksl-oulEe
We guarantee 20 do his artistic aud 51fatle
decorating 80 80 % produce hc.tef effects f0r the
same amount o. money ttst n world COS - DO
the same room with va -pspef. either A. cheap
er elaborate work aud the York is guaranteed -
be penn sDent and that "a Will never require fsf
otheT fnitn
The ceiling ~ the nes entrance 20 Power o
opers House "a sample 0i one grace OF thit
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Hoafed-To BAN.

UANTKD At oNCE T. BY HoF-sF swn
" icr "a tss esss sT eo5fr pr q =. cav
A'Et reni trF fslr rs,e 81 tateTssi - %. .nrf
p a. pTfef 3 eFara frreet az Hee Cfsr e.
cnrtlE rscss u y s<teese tlHl3inx cier
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Nj us SkegOn

case. - HssleA ave. ASlss Sssx Ths
SIsokA2- hEEALE delivered every 10r1zag a.
: 3 es0eE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Tia dssdiy car stove Is stin going. a.
ibe Cbicsgo Jourrai remarks. al ovsr
fhe eo1ntry. AMI somefimes a. the rate
~ sixty ailes an hour. Pretty soon e
vii crens,s snoi8sr TOT - victims snl
ilea iha bowl against II wilt - up sua.n
ouiT lo sucs.ds sfter fsv weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Cabinet photc~r>s1< ~ g. scr 3szes &c
Nsrrisi :. Gan1 bicck, 81 ssar1s-A
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

1a t'i.a Kan Central. Graad Trunk
erd cilsr al aiSan rosds have decided
tea. - ssss way ont Of ths dili.llsy
sreirS ca. Of niiesgs tickets for tra7el-
iug men 81 to eel f,Go-mile ticksss 70 al
vhe dssifs ihen ss $40 straight. Thsrs
chat thsy should have done loag sSo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

y1l@lis. SUNDAY excepssd sii&ly.
fsase2< efs isAi-k tae lae,Isll kxEgoeN s.
n Ate dlfex "a lei.li.lns la he~ ASak kQs
tes, fnd : 4 y aEts hast
AKki tHkicas las ~ 2gnef keSplAx car lf2a
Crzf.Q EEpi i> 80 Iftfall
9hru1akh nckels - al seiuts east s31 o.
4 A. ksiirazd q , of1sce Sweets A0sel. sna
81 oepos.
gAs GsSrRKLL C1sy fex AgL
Ske b ERssE ft1fle MsnsxeT, Caiosfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

- BOARDING ID EsiRABLE PERSONS CAN
~ find pleasant home in private fsmilF b;
addressing III. +. f., care carrier No 5. Pleas
modern to,vcniences Residence within spe
minutes walk OF either the pos.oflce or Mon
ros-st- Gentlemen preferred. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

A nsv departure in fra Insurance. e
noH bsiuE asita.sd in Sc. LOUIS. An or
gsu zst'o0 of dwelling owners will BE-
formed on tee mu.Ral plan. Only dwell
ling houses Nil bs insured. aud who're
less ccrurs g vii bs net by ssssssnnsu's
ca a.l uembsrs. IL "a claimed that 10000
r'em1a15 can be secured. 10 strikes us
taat uch plan might % oosraisJ 70 all
van'ass - other cities besides So. LOUIS.
Iae State press are quits generally
tssiDg up tss i,lea expressed frst in shs
sErxoraS. HERALo that The Republicans
cd Michigan sh0u.d urge Gen. r. A.
atGss FOR sss frst p.scs instead OF the
sseDad on The next Presidential ticket.
lt is gail aRi wormwood 70 the Eagle Of
teis ci5y, hgi thss viii maks bat htsle
d.6srencs sith The resut
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Bc0rdtng.

(iANVAsSERS CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO s.
y per week selling a novelty, manufactured by
Colesiock Seymour 81 PesTl s. anu
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

XVANTED-oNE GOOD AGENT IN EVERY
W populous county in the state Must pay for
outfit Agents are making from three to ten dol
lars day. Marshall & Co Pearl ST. q
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

J'OR REST-THF PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Il nov occusisrsy Mr.. J @. Barron, cor wess
trioge X Froo. - The bett locstsoa 10 he sity.
IS ~ atlf %. s4Ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

For Rc,st-- Business Places.

yVASTED TO RES1t- WELL FURNISH
w stesua hes1ed roens with board - ressr
able FsleS - Ottawa-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

TwANT To SELL MY HORSE, PHAEroN AND
4 harness very chea? iftsken soon. John ?.
komsn, Is Canalst. 3Sstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
For SGie--1ftsceUaneos1s.

EoR sALE-oSE CHALLES PowER6g sAUs-
Il ace chopper nearly nev. icr half what II cost
al tie fsc'ory. The said mschine is ~ co. Veal
thy-aye., Grand Rapids Mich. so
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Agents--Wdnted.

EOR sALE-GoOD HACK CHEAP. OR WILL
4 exchsnge for other property. Rust Edwards
Co, Widaicomb building. city. 30tt
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

EoR sALE-AE OLD ESTABLISHED MILF
j merry business on Monroe-st., object for sci
i.Rg too much care, will work for purchasers.
Apply AT S. Monroe ST. IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

EoR SALk-oR TO EXCHANGE. CHICAGO
u busfres and resdenee warrant lots for in
proved or vacant properly IN Grand Rapid4 or
iof stock OF groceries hardware, poots and sh es
or general merchsndt~e o J. Merit III Els
worth ave. Grand Rapids, Mich =
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21


ifros a cosr8e - fkiosCo az : sIed1 % 9 %
= ires8--- 7 sresaFh rfrlor car " Cbioxga n
- - n trsf1 30 extrs ehsrxe fsr sess
1Tho1en fBlmsa 1892 re ~ 40 r~-ch for
talcsgo - q - utrsi1-- Ensozi Tiskaf rfsos Il
hanrs~ -
~ CsEsETTEr. TrsF5c Nsnae.~
WILLIAM sATEIT. 1sst Sea Fsa heest
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

ID DfCEIPT FOR sALE-HOw TO MAKE
IL honey for cents per pound. We challenge
The mcs expert 10 distinguish il from the beet bee
heuey. lt contains ali the nutriiive and M edi-
cinal properties OF pure honey Is easily made
and is much cheaper than vatery sugar ssrup
Directions mailed u any address on receipt OF
sLo9. District rights for sale. Medical n Geu-
ersl Recipe Company, Box 5H, Grand Rapids.
Mica. 3s
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-08
Pennsylvania State Fair.
SErrEanFr alro 18th, 1855, BROAD AND
Lemon AyrNrE, rnuAnRLpAHA.

In addition To- The regular annual exhibition
Of the Pennsylvania state Agricultural Society,
which IS always -ciass-neyerex exceed and sell
dom equaled by any state or provincial exhibit
ton in America-there will be the following new
and fresh attractions during the Fair OF Isss =
l. The facilities FOR reaching aad leaving the
grounds Will be grcately improved. Excep ionaliy
low railroad rates.
:. The Accommodations on the grounds for ladies
and children, as well as men, have relieved spe-
cial attention and Will b. far In advance OF
other years.
g. The trotting track has been materially mod
lned since 1851, tho curves lengthened the road
way broadened, and everything removed that
heretofore prevented full and unobstructei
view OF the entire course from the grand stand.
/. The increased prizes TO be awarded for
horseback riding. ladies as well as gentlemen,
insure that much additional interest Will be
manifested In this direction. While there will be
premiums for speed and fancy riding, the main
object Will be TO encourage ease and graceful
ness with health-glying exercises In equestrian.
ism and competent Judges will also be selected
TO award very liberal prizes for style, smooth
ness, and variety OF gait.
s. More liberallty Will characterize the premi.
ums for trottlng, running, and jumping matches
while the strictest rules will be observed regard
ing tine character OF the participants.
9. semi-daily Polo matches Will be had OF the
most pleasing interesting. and exhieratlng de-
scription the renowned Polo party OF Proyl-
dencc, Rhode Island, having been engaged to be
present. This association Is composed OF a mum
Der OF the most active and wealthy young bust
ness men OF Providence and vicinity, and, though
experts iu the dashing methods OF Polo, are not
TO DE classed with rowing professionals OF any
type.
2. The new and thoroughly pleasing attrac-
lions for ladies Will lar surpass other exhibitions
Much attention has been given 70 the depart
inenis IN which they are especially interested
and there Will be more liberalty and diversity
Of premiums Tor articles Of domestic manu-
facture, and Of home handiwork Of skllful
female fingers, than heretofore dreamed Of. The
best talent has been secured this year that the
exhibits shall be properly shown and the true
merits OF articles consplcuously displayed.
s. Pleasing entertainments for children Will
lie prominent and an unusual feature
Q. Better music Will be had this year than ever,
and In greater variety.
10. II Is expected that the present exhibition
| Will FAR excel that Of any former year.
| II. All entries free. Premium Lists and other
| Information supplied on application TO
D. W. SELLER, Secretary,
No. 10 South Broad Street, Philadelphia
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-08

The First Annual Fair of the PENN
sula Horticultural Society to be held in
Wilmington on Sep IS, 10, 20 IL 81, gives
the promise of being very elegant af-
fair. Already large quantities of early
fruits etc, have been stored in tine So
ciety's cold storage room at Hart 4 Bros,
awaiting the coming of the exhibition.
The premiums are very large for show
Of this kind. For best display of Peaches
500 is offered, best display of Apples
500, Of Pears 500, of Grapes 500. Then
there are numerous prizes Of $50, S25, $40
and s. offered for specimens of any va
riety Of the above fruits, besides large
money prizes for Grab Apples, Ounces,
Plums, Watermelons, Canteloupes, etc.
In fact the prizes are so large and liberal
that they should call forth the finest
display Of fruits ever witnessed in this
part of the country. There will also be
splendid collection of California Fruits,
etc, to be exhibited by the California
Fruit Growers Union.
The display of flowers, and rare and
curious plants will undoubtedly be the
finest ever seen on the Peninsula. All
the local florists, both professional and
amateur are growing profusion of
beautiful flowers, and numerous private
Conservatives in Philadelphia, New
York, Baltimore and other places will
send large numbers of their finest and
rarest specimens. The prizes offered
for displays offlowers and plants are also
exceedingly liberal, and many of our
lady readers, who have fine plants,
should try and secure some of these lib
eral offers. There is also premium of
$50 for the best display of canned fruits
in glass. A magnificent Orchestra under
the leadership of Prof Mark IIassler of
Philadelphia, has been engaged for the
week, and the musical feature promises
to be one of the most attractive in the
programme The interior arrangements
Of the hall, and the exhibits will present
several beautiful and novel features, such
as alcoves and screens of natural flowers,
magic fountains, the Temple of Ceres,
etc, while radiating from a magnificent
temple of flowers in the center of the
hall will be the step-like tables for the
display of fruits, etc. The exhibition
will be held in the Grand Opera House,
which has been newly fitted up this
summer at an expense of some $4,000.
There will be no charge for space, and
no entrance fee, and exhibitors only will
be furnished with a special ticket, good
during the week for 81. The general adj
mission will be fifty cents. Excursion
tickets will be issued at reduced rates
during the exhibition. The manage
ment intend to leave no stone unturned
that will insure the success of the Fair
and it is sincerely to be hoped that those
of our readers who have any fine fruits
or flowers, will send them TO this Fair
and secure some of the liberal premiums.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-08
Startling Discovery.

The discovery by the inhabitants Of
locality hitherto unyisiicd by the pestil-
ent seourgc Of fever and a.ue, that it cx-
lists in their very midst. is decidedly
startling such discoveries are made at
every season, in every part Of the Union.
subsequently, when it is asceriained, as
il invariably j. at such times, through
the valuable experience ofsone one who
has been benefited and cured, that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters IL thoroughly
eiiicacous eradicator Of the malarial
poison. and means Of terrifying the
system against it, a feeling Of more se-
curity and tranquility rcigns throughout
the whole neighborhood. Besides the
icbrilc form Of inalarial diseases, dumb
aguc and ague cake are removed by the
potent action Of the Bitters, to which
science also gives its sanction as arcmedy
for rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint, debility, kidney troubles
and al diseases iinparing the organs Of
digestion and assimilation.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-08
HIVE
3O6 Market Street.
Wilmington. Del.

Now az fall is coming, aud you arc
thinking Of fixing up for the Winter
and always want 10 find the place
wAere you can get the most Dry
Goods for your Cash We promise il
you try US you will not be disappoint-
ed.
You can find everything in Mus
Inns. A large variety Of Shifting, an
endless lot Of Wool Flannel in Red.
Blue, Grey on White Cotton Flannel
from the cheapest to the best. Hos
iery and Underwear Of all kinds.
Handkerchiefs, Embroidories, Corsets
Ribbons and all small wares, ut low
est Cash prices Some Extra bar
gains in Dress Goods, rom the cheap
ones to Sl.25 yard
Grapes and Nuns Yelling with Dor
der for wells.
Dress Trimmings enough for every
body.
Madame Demorcst's New Fall Fash
ions. Catalogues. Portfolios, etc.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-08

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