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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
sAlUH HDAH. APRIL IL, 1883.

WEnAvE VIZ oRDrRED . new press OF
She Waite Scott oom pany, capable OF
printing Ani folding "a. oOo copies an
hour, and with increased facilities for
obtaining tsSs, are determined to make
the REPuB BLIcAN "she best newspaper
besWeen tho UAy1" The paper will be
enlarged Wy the sddst!on OF one or two
columns, ADd appear In an entire new
dreAt; Ia bot IL Ia our intention TO re-
juvenAte the "old Republican" and
make IL Vhe leading newspaper OF the
siate, iuI Iniahirg all the news for ons
cent
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
rnas avfu, rar,nnua

"a gross Of steel pens can now be
produced for sight cents. They former
~ cost S36. This little statement 10
floating through the newspapers, but
mary persons probably fail to oAtoh its
significaDce. It illustrates the blight
Ing influence OF that terrible tariff
The dutv upon pnes is nine cents per
gross. Uader tariff protection Ameri-
can producers have reduced the cost
from SS6 per gross 10 eight osnts. or one
cent less than the tariff charge uron tht
imported article. OF course every 90
'oountant aud tcboolboy renlixss tht
Oppressive taxation he is subjected tC
BY the operation OF n tariff capable o.
working suoh results.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

HUNDRED Rspu olloAn clubs have
already been formed in Maryland, and
o Stkte lsAgue will also be organic ID,
which will NO dou5. make its power
felt In opmlns campaigns. This 10 the
kind Of work that should be done
everywhere, NO! even excepting DslA-
ware. With thorough organisation con-
siderable work can be accomplished,
and, Notwithstanding the fAcs that SO
many Republicans are dlsirhnchised,
we believe the party has o hghting
chance, not only In this city, but also
in the cDunIy, II proper effort Is made.
A good man is required Is . candidate
for Mayor, and Il will not do to take up
one whose only claim 10 his political
record. A candidate must be selected
Who will o1me 10 the offi:e with clean
hands, Rud determination 10 admins
ter the affairs oi the city the same As Q
business man woald conduct his own
AffAirs. There are host OF such men
In the Republican party who no doubl
oould No induced 10 A9cepS . nomina.
Non, and suoh man we fully believe
could be elected. TIE great mSjority
Of our citizens, without regard to party
are thoroughly d!sgueted with the way
things have been conducted In this city
for SONS time, and are anxious for &
change The ourAges perperA!ed By
the Aslsssors aud police ofi lers Of tn
city hall in February are sMl
fresh In the minds Of the peo
pie, and sse inIenui6ed by sh
ActionB OF last Saturday, night. Taos
who 81 hould hlvs Gons IL lave made u
effort TO punish The eff ,ers who no
only neglected thsir duty, but also vic
lated lhe law, Consequently . o9ntlnu
ance Of Dem 1orads power means con
NnuaAce Of shese ou.rAses, and that III
servants shAll become the master.
Therefore, 1t becomes the duty OF r,
puohpans to select good man Il
Mayer, and good, honest man as sAnd
dAieH tor Council, ard we bs'ieve thl
II tHis ~ done the resul WIN DO u
Degilrirg OF nav and Gr shIer er
NOT dnly for Cur city, brs Also Tor Il
State,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
BALTIn~ME q U.alO 7sAILRoAD D

sUHRpHLN IN EFgEor, nov. 20, 10
TpSHe Laws I'siawAfs RvanrA I,spof
For Philadeiphia and OhRsteY, o 61b, 7 %,
10, %, 10 10 and II IL o, M; 90, q 90, Q 20,
4 %, 10, ", 0 90, 7 go, 8 d, and a19 p, m.
TN SunlAye, TCo, 7 %, s 10, &c Is and Ii u B,
m.; co, 200, D 10, 8 u, 0 30 and Q tb D. N.
For Chicago, Wheeling, columbus AND
SandusS7, daily, ! 20 =. m. and . 20 y. m.
FOR i1ttsoorB, daily, Tea N. and l 20 p.
N.
To- Cincinnati, Louisville Aad st LouiA
dsilY, d 10 y. N. and . AlD. Ia.
FOR HeltiEaore aud WASh los ton and New.
ark Gad HAVE do Grace, II 10 AIN; . ~ and
t9p. %: On Sundays, 40 and IL 10 q. M;
For siBgoriy, as cad II 10 e. m, q -,
S 40 and so D. III. Snd Ia no midnight. On
sOE IaANnER BBka, US a. Mounts,
Only. 1000 r. m. and Ssb p. N. dni.y
s.cept Suntsy. 20 ,. n. daily.
Tfa,ps leave Gkrkot street Sta.ieA:
Eor Philadelphia 40 p. Ia. 6sily, eusoDi
| iund4y. eos Baltimore ass T. X,
ietly, except Sunday. roI L,andsnocrK
b-h1 hao 1910 a. HI and ZOO p. D., ax.ty,
sKeep' Sunday; Sh .. u. Sunday only
me io.io a. n. train connects At Eor,
Junction with Cincinnati and Sl. LopIi
through expros1, daily, oxcopt Sunday. TIT
50 y. u. conEeets with UhisaHs aad 5t
Louis CYPRESS Sally.
TrSin5 for Ni,ainston--Le.yo Yhilsesl
phiE, ds.ly, ~ %, Q IL, . 70, 1880 4. N, ~
ACC, 10, StOs. $50, e.se. a.io 10 % y. m.
Daily, e1sopt Sunday, T.lS .. m, l7.e
noon, tt.le, IL sop. N.
krpgTes t-Ljnss
". Id. ULEMENrB, q. X. EO1D.
mAnAxs'. uen1 RsSE. Axsal
Telsphona no. ig2.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
wAnAmAKKn,s.

mountings, So to So. s2S to
36 inches. Better grade,
brass mounted, So to $40.
Basket Trunks, plain can
vas cover, linen lining. S16.-
80, $IS, and $3.50. Better
quality. warranted water
pro of, Sag, $24, and $25.
Trunks Of every worthy
sort tor stow-away and 60
away use.
Basement, middle Market street side.
Valises and Hand Bags
till you tire oil the variety.
Near Juniper sndMarket streets elevator.
Travelling Rugs,$7 to $40.
Steamer Chairs, SI.85 to
SAYS.
Basement, Market street side.
Decorated English Dinner
Sets. Square shapes. Com
bined flo yer, leaf, and but
terhy designs,ne colored,
n9 fault. 1870 pieces, SIS
rs; were $25.
Basement Horth !. est of centre.
Fleming Stone Ware, 18th
and 10Th century designs
Jugs, mugs, vases, flower
pots, porch pedestals, etc
35c to $3.50.
Japanese Vases-Kaga
lOwarl, Seji. Toxic, Kishr
1900 to Sl.75 each.
The b are mention /!
enough if you know hew
these prices commonly run
Juniper and Market streets corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

opinion that IL 10 productive Of more
harm than good. Those who are ap-
poinled monitors are nothing mora than
children themselves, and freq uently use
the power with which they are In
vested 70 crafty their spite, or reward
. fayorite. II 10 very discouragIng 10 .
scholar who cores over his or her les
sons to hsve one Of the same age ex-
anime and mark the examples as being
wrong, when other ssholars, with ths
same answers, are marked correct. We
are all we'll aware Of the fac. that the
teachers are over worked, and 1t is bu,
natural shat they should endsavor, by
the best means at their command, tC
tighten their labors, but as the same
time we consider the monitor system 81
the very worst means that eau b
adopted for this purpose. II would bs
far better II provision was made for th,
en- ploying Of more teAohers, and thus
reduce the number Of scholars asslgnet
10 each.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

THE EFFRor OF the Mills Dsrk Ian.
tern Tariff bill is tully shown In .
statement made BY Colonel Strong, one
OF the leading commission merchants OF
New York, with o branch house In
Philadelphia. His htn represents
twenty-tour OF the most important aud
largest mills In this country, aud Colo.
mel Srong, after fully studying the
effect OF the Mills bill on domestic
wsges, makes the folio wing statement;
81 notice that Mr.. Mills snd his asso-
oiAtes give the vRius OF the entire pro.
duction Of all kinda OF manufacturing
In this country at $1,000. 600 600, and
accept the amount as correct. The pay.
roll 70 produce that amount OF mer-
chaudlse in this country, paid direct tC
employees OF the different 20 nanuiaotorles
would amount 10 81 ,400, 900 coo. Now
to produce the same amount OF mer
chandise In Germany, they would only
pay ont six hundred anc sixts en mil
lions of dcllars, and In EDgland the,
would pay seven hundred and eighty
four million dollars. The stubborn
facts show the following result: w,
pay In this country seven hundred and
eighty-four million dollars more 10 oui
wage earners than would be paid cut IL
Germany 10 produce the came amour
OF goods, and six hundred and sixteei
million more than would be paid ous |,
Fres trade England for same amour
Of product"
There 10 no one In this country bet
ter able 10 speak on tnis matter thai
Colonel Strong, and the man who, II
In the face Of these plain facts, ad 70
oates any change in the tariff unde
which we have and still Ars prospsrlng q
must be sci down as an enemy /
American industries.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
LiChtensteins& Hart,
226' Market Street.
Our Grand Opening Display
Continued all the Week.
You will be the Loser II
You Fail to See Il.
OUR. WHOLE STORE in
HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Now for trade talk:

sNtNSAC sNAs
We will offer this day S
pieces of all-wool Blacl; Hen,
ristta Cloth, 46' inches wide
for 81 per yerd; 8 pieces all
wool Henriettas, 46 inches
wide, tor 81 per yard, In all
the coloring3 such as Ma
hogany, Gobelin, French
Grays, Moss, Terra Gotta
Faded Rosa, etc.
AT soc per yard q beauti
ful line Of all wool Henriet.
tas, In all the new evening
shades, such as cream, Lilac
Ivory, Blue and Rose Pink
They are remarkably cheaI
and sold by US at about two
thirds OF their regular value
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Cause for Alarm.

Just as the spring poet timidly open.
ed the sanctum door the telegraph edi.
tor, who was filling in despatch, said
TO the chief:
shall / put big head on it2"
Then the building shook as the
spring poet hastened down stairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14


1T IS currently rep5r.ad .hnl Mayer
Hes ~, Of New YoIk, contem plates ihe
form II Oh ot m American party STINT
lAr I 'no oh ku9W Nothing party, but
~ is question Il su3h a parsy could or
Would sand = ghost OF 0 caAuee OF so.
oomplishlnR Whist HGs dens by that
party In Philadelphia In 1854 The
Rplrls OF soleta'ion 'eAshes thAi no one
shou Ia be prescribed on a3,ount OF ps-
slontliIy or creed, ami II na.tva OF o
lore lgu land comes to this country with
Sne intention Of making Is his permA.
nenf rssidencs, and ftres " weatlnR hts
allegiance to the Land OF hi. bit,h a..
sumes sae necessary obligstIous to
quall'y himself as oI! z9n Of this
country, "a would be false TO the iun.
danental principles OF our governmeu,
II we were to A;lenps 10 deprive him
OF any OF ils lights or privileges OF 0
oltlaan. Daring the re- 5elllon thousand
ot iorsizneri Tdshed to the defense O
Ine ola hsg, and hrAvely fought for the
pefRe'aAIton OF the Union, and we be
ne7e such would sgs!n be the oAse 4
our country vas involved Ia war
We shihk Mayor Healts was right in
nlS vie vs. aeo1; MOI raising the flag o.
ny nSaoD, except our own, on publtt
Uuhaioes hui Ehen ne goes beyond
lna'i and wisLes 10 deprive q man o
my tsa'' OF citizenship beesu.e h
nsppen7 to hsua been born In som
Ssaef ~ country, ha is certainly carrying
~ mater Too iss, l; mlght, however
os oe wsLl 70 Increase tie time requlrei
49, '"''@1 tr@ei8ns to a foreigner be
60 nins a cINzap, ~ & 70 ysas. saau,
lnoss 100 shor; a period for m Any VIII
come to shis country properly stud
ou 7 ina,italond and f. themselves /
e1 1eroise he duties Of a nericau il,z.n.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
SILKS.

LASOA dt our S5SCiLmeul
of Silks and get the prices
Beautiful MORE Silks and
Satins in all tho new coiors
and evening shades. Faille
Franchise in the different
grades from $I,25 to 81 per
yard; all silk and warranted
to wear. Elegant value in
black and colored Surahs.
Rhadames in all the new
colorings. Black Gros Grain
Silks from soc to $2.5o per
yard. Buyers in want ol
Silks will do well to give our
stock a close inspection be.
fore making their purchase.
We intend to make this de-
partment one of the leading
ones in the city, and are 60
ing to make the prices dc
the work.
Our enlarged Hosiery and
Glove Department, with it,
elegant disDlaV of nretfx
designs in ladies', mics es' and
children's Hosiery, with itc
ever popular low prices, vii
attract your attention. Kic
and Silk Gloves In all the
new shades. AS a special
drive we offer this week Ioc
dozen 3-but;on Colored Kit
Gloves, embroidered backs
at so cents per pair; jus
cne.half price.
We have an elegant dis
play OF Ladies' Wraps, Bead
ed Capes, Jackets, perfect
fitting Jerseys, Cashmer,
Shawls, Infants Capes ant
Children's Goats in endles
variety; also a full and COM
plete line Of Ladies MuslIl
Underwear, from the cheap
est to the finest,
In our Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Department we ofe
this day an elegant shirt
made of Wamsutta Muslin
linen bosom, for the eS
'remely low price of Al
each. There is only 10
dozen Of them, and whe
gone cannot be replaced 70
the same money. Our de
partment for Buttons, Dres
Trimmings, ETC., is now re
plete with every novelty
Dressmakers supplied at
liberal discount.
n Our store throughout
!; well stocked with goods 4;
!; 5 very attractive prices. Yor
/ interest Is ours. Our sue
9 cess depends on the patro,
! age extended US. We ei,
I" the best value for the lea
= money every time. No ma
ter what others may do, v
propose creating a busine
that will be recognized
, an ideal one.
LIChten stein G. Har
Z 226 Market Sweat
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
In tho pomestic Cro,n

Wife-Whnt does tho sentence, "I,
goes withou, saying" mesn, dear?
Husband-I know what IL doesn'
moan.
Wife-What, deSi?
Husbaut-A won ans tongue.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

THE Advertisements of "For SAle,"
"Bor Rs at and the wants." pub
llshed I'D the REPUBLICAN, take the
lead. The large circulation OF our
paper Is FhA. brings them.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
WfLTIhU,uK ON Oh

MOrICE-THE WLLTInU5UH Oh
~ lofs kN'ayHtlne DO, rts y VI
praparet 10 received all oriel9 and % \
promptiJ. LO6vo OsdsT st TIE i'li0l
plnort; Hoard OF II selth ot!es, ; 80
kiDE streets: 1htihaw J Eyia, iol.l
ADAMS strests; samuel Sttrl-y,t' pa
trtet, or lihos, No III iSu'iulNod 4
South Wilmipgtr 4. JRGLs NJ
OHkSIFK tsIND lA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
philadelphia. Wilmington d Bal
timors Railroad.
FERRUAWY 0eh, IRaa.
EEhRUAkN 9tn. N8M8.
Trains will leave Wilmington - sollow
SUNDAY TRAINS,

Trains will leave Wilmington - 1ollow
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR Philadelphia lexpress), 400,
10, 80, IL 81 a, M, ~, ~, and % .. ~
Accommodations, 6l5 4. M, II 10 1zL
$50, 7fe and 10 90 p. m.
For Chester (expresa), 2 Is. 10. II u q M,
IA. 7 06. and 10 70 y. m.
Accommodation, si5am.. Il 10. 1 2s. 40,
8 30. and 40 u. IN.
For New York Ierpressl, : 90 : 81. = %, ia
rs, IL 81 a. m, 2sS Oh, . 20, %, and 1000
y. m.
For West Chester, via LAmokin. SIS =. M.
and 30 p m.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. an
For New oast,s, Middietown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. harrington SeAford, Lkarel
and Delmar, u o5 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, LIS, 44A soA
10 l2A. M, l2ee, g n, and u y. M. BAlti.
more, o. 90 and llas D. IN.
Leave Philadei phia, Broad Street. for VIII.
mington lexpressl, u. Is s.5o 7.20. slo, I'LL
A. NJ, 5.0s. .. 6A'And II. % r. NJ.
Accommodation s.3A 10. S A. NJ, Il. &c, = o.
/ .. 10, &. IS and li.HP. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are
ferred 10 the ticket once at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited EXPIRE
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
CHAS. ", PuGH, j. X. WOOD
General Manager General PASSENGER Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

ID EmOYAL.
u Having removed IN No. 2ii I
EAsaRasl street, | nm prepared %
aud snset IRON 10 ting, hat erlag ~
and lOo work ofall tmCQ prouplgn
to. tin roCfn rapHired snh pa.h'N.
mGte8 furnished whom Isslr6d Witl
pleased to see all my old tusto aasi ~
any AGW ouss as lOEy wiEl IL elvo
call, ALEXANDEk CHAAhll
An
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

THE special conmit,ee Of Counc,l
appointed 70 Invesus,,e ,be hear ouz,
zlng o7s'neah ae..s!niy have scme
Soun4s S now "a when to start. Tae
n,tefncoa p'psss yesterday published
sae names 0! several monbers Of the
Mo's E9se A3se ply, who mos, en-
phAsically deog tbs. te beer wa,
drunk n their ro5n, and II 4. also snid
stas the City s3i!3a5f lie Iusmnn Of
the n;s alarm AID number Of others
epoAlly veil known, wore Standing ON
we paVeneu: IN the Alley g.y Where
shey could look up Ard SO, The crowd
I tne poiIso Fo5ms, All these person.
snonld be summoned aud exsmSned
gnaer oash. M1re lhsn tbst, ths inve,
ss.tlon should oe p1o4c; a, mis- i, a
natter Wa'oa concerns every clt.z7n,
70 laots shou i be given all the pub
.Iuly possible, T. will 40. DO Tor tht
committee TO s'teup. any ds7k I.p,err
pus!ns1s !3r the por9oss OF soplyinu ,
20, Of Whi'ewAsI % hide ials 6i,h
N0ihioE shorE oia thorongh o'esnsint
ElIt sA.ia'y tbs pu5li,, whose seryent
Ssse thile's sre, eru the ccumists
anoul1 no. SO sight Of this yerv Ina
porIans fact '' ''s 'u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
PnLADzLrH1A. saturaay, April IA, lsss.

IVA SbSAA SAohCAp 0lo AtaOtilCi d.
Small checks and large
checks, stripes, b arre d
stripes and plaids In all the
light and medium colors-
the dust shades. "a inches,
S1.75, So, and S2.5o.
Imported Black Worsteds
for Ladies' Jacke;s. 54 in
ches, 81. so, IS, 81, and $5.
Broadcloth, Fl n e as a
mole's skin; in every tint
that the best dye wit can get
on the best wool. 81 20,
$3.50, 81, 81. so to 1915 for
the tip.toppest.
Three OF the just-now
quickest stepping sorts at
the piled-up Cloth counter.
Last circle, northwest of centre.
Piles of w ool Plaids.
Clip, clip, cut. cut from day
start to day stop, week after
week, and still piles of Wool
Plaids. A hundred, a thou
sand little streams taking
them out, a great torrent
pouring them in. In the
pushing and grinding OF
such a flood prices have
worn away. Styles as many
as ever.
Southeast Of centre.
It's worth your while to
look up the English Cloths
The new prices will set you
feeling for your pocketbook.
Southeast of centre.
! The Henry Heath Hats
are iu-Si'k and Derby. The
nobbiest OF over ocean makes
4 THAT rounds out the II a t
Stock Set the quality mark
where you wilI--above rub
bish hive are ready tor you.
The only drag is in prices.
The lightest, brightest Hat
store We know OF, and the
fullest.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
A stir in Books. Nc
!, more than common, Just
their usual quick march
Books for hall-hour read
ings and stories Tor all Sum.
mer-sifsed through t W {
r languages some OF them. l
you have 10 mind a try a
!. Farming or Gardening, a
Fl Poultrying or Horse keeping
ri at Cow or Dog tending, o.
y anything OF the sort, we'v,
! the best printed Thoughts c
! IpIactical writer's to help you
:" Among the new comeri
7'ss ssIpaper covers are:
d Joyce by Mrs. Ollphant.
XII An Original Belle, by E. p. Roe.
Loyalty George, by Mrs. Parr
Lie Interest, by Mrs. Alexander.
:, Herr Paulus, by Waiter Besant.
,e The Deemster, by Hail Caine.
ae a A coun ,er Of Music Follos-
e. instrumental and vocal. :
he kinds TO pick from, lS
% % 4oc.
of Thirteenth street entrance.
rs Toilet supplies at par f
q Gb quality: away off in pric
,o There are bubbles and bi
.H sf. and odors about the Rour
les les Counter that we don't tai
me lspa2e to tell you OF, Dim
ese as. do now in many OF the
in, IN. what quarters used to.
we Centre of the Store
me The sea-travelipg Tru,
.hs nearest in weight to a Ba
a ,ro ket Trunk is the French
%n Sso Tough, light wood, canv
,ro covered, leather bound, bra
on oa- mounted. Roomy as
aSa sR country house. Stands 8
, e Fl humping like a sailor. s
he he for 80 inch ize. Sar
'iF'' grade, Saratoga st y
Grounded roof, SIS up.
ISL $ Steamer Trunks,with ST
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

- = p . Ss[,la a d. 81, gaAt iEis Abaal time
eue D 'a.1 o Elu-s -s.t9a bod tsken uons
neSoulee " 40 l''b t4s monitor system
nn our Pu5I, ssbosl., a. vesrs az tsq
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
On SATURDAY,
TIE 2sth DAY OF APRIL, 1855,


The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two-stOry brick house thereon erected stunt
cd In the hundred of ChrlstiAnA Cuun of
New Castle, and state Of Dela "are, bounded
aud described a. follows, to wit:
beginning alta point in the westerly side of
BRyArd avenue tatG0 icet wide and al The dis .
tance o fl25 feet sDuthrrly from the .outhcrly
side of Ninth street CeNt snded)thrnrc yp5trriy
and parallel with Ninth street anu pas,lnv
through the middle Of tne division wall he
tSetu this ann the house dJoinins on the "a ia
side ~ ieet 10 tbe eHsterly side Of Kote street
trnnninR southern from Ninth st eet extend
ed parallel with BlyRrl avenue TAT 25 ie
widUl thence uprlhcrly along said eafterly
side % Rose street 10 feet to a corner thpncG
Casterly and para lei with NiLth street and
passing through the middle OF the aig4slnn
wall between this and the house adjoining on
the north NJ feet 10 The westerly side Of Bayn rI
avenue ami theme" thereby southt rly IL fs,t Il
the place of beginning be the eoulcnts III, rcol
what / may.
''el1td and taken In execution as thf MON.
rrty Of Frank Sttic slaud md Fila A., hi5 4, ii,
and +. t., ant to hr sold by
A G!t.E3 LAnlBSON, Sheriff
/. 1888 All.e6I,.s
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

MIUriuE-.Ths J. .A.oEANs sTgs,Vis. ~ \.
IN king street, haVo poN q .as' ~
sets IN RnRll PACKAGES, iGl WI, III II
ccmotery lots, fotes, and all Aigl' p
ers, mnEiIg qnicE stoHih' ~, ~ NJ.
propuratlOa Tor chickens AuU MI
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
0pkNING or ngg GTlR

The subscriber lnformshli fiHrGs, aaI
public generally that be- has opened ]
grocery store, at the s0utlir st cuuu III
and Jefferson streets, aud ,fill kap "a 4
good assortment OF iluu BOy Is, which Id
tell at tao lowest prices. Gn0lro n4isf
tlol- Il special Y. A call "a ftspc4ltl
lletted. Orders received aud gn6Is IN
~ all parts Of The Its, Nlthult pd
Charge. JOSE !! &. MlLLkg
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
After Trying Other Stores

CALL AT 208 MARKET STREET
ABovE SECOND, VIII.
You will find there everything
at the bottom price. You will
not be importuned TO buy, but
il you do buy and the people
at home don't approve the
purchase for any reason or no
reason at all, or don't think you
got a bargain, you can return,
exchange or get your money
back everytime.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
EN- Val.

ID EN- VAL
III STEWART OA3L,G.Y hsl 'elnivsl
S07 Market II Get, to h9 nor,Tfi' y
OF Hiuth and nOr zoe ssrsess, Nheie ~
tontinue tbs bufiaCas Of hcuis Atd
EHlniing, traintnR aud Hnzins Ml
pleaBed to wall on all wac may iNv,
with oriers.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

NUrlOE-A MEEllNS
N Democrats Of he LighsH ~
he hold at the IeT;h'as' oothe5 "
ant Locust tg aots, on frldAy 9'sn
at 80 O'Clock. 4 full sttahls3eSv S
ted. HUGH u , " ,issslrAl
hl0 ~ - :
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
ny. r, a. Reables,

Residence: 1nil Tatnal! St oe2j
Market ST., val, Del specisl. .,
eases of Women, Children ard va
Office Hours: 9to IL a. IN ,3Ssl
Telephone No 3 mAE''-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

VHA0ONy, WAGON y, WAGONS,
wv will BE- sold 4, John r.ElliStt'a shopz.
on Elltsn ayenue between 'Atnsl and West
streets, VIII. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
BEE HIVE
3O6 Market Street.
A Picnic in Muslin

Hill, A, bleached, 7Ic.
Masonville, Al, Sc.
Forestdale, A, 7fc.
Fruit Of Loom, A, SIC.
Utica, lO-4, bleached, 24c
Pequot, 10 4 24c.
Appleton A, g..
A good brown cotton, SC.
A case new Century
Cloths at GIc a yard.
English supeT-stout Hall
Hose, only 102 a pair, were
25c quality.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

MYOH0E-THE DEL man uis'
~ Association nov Oh As 1 =. - hf III
stocS for ale; hrst payire,2D, e,2D,,sa " puLl
May lat ALLEN 'nA .'aeoll1
Cilo, q. MARS, SEQ.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

Harry p. Nichols, Sixth and King, is
the place for good teas. Telephone 4S5.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

CtBERIFF'S = Z LIE by VIRTUE ~ A
- writ Of Leyafi Taeias, 70 me directed
wpl be exposed to pubic sale, at tho Court
House on hRrke. street between Tenth aad
Eleventh stroats, In the city u W Elimination,
Now Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14

MOtlOE-I. THOMAS PAGAN
N tenant of tire house situa,ed a,
southwest corneY, OF SECOND Ers M
sttce =, In the First ward Of III.
OF Wilmington, ooanty Of Ne d
and State of Delaware, 10 coma .p..
thoreQuiremou:sof the acts 81 H. ~
Assembly ia sush case made AZ mn
do hereby Kive notice that lh,a An1
writing to tho Oourt Of Jfeuefal se,l
the Pesce and Jail ID Hgefy
the state OF IO.Rwnre. ia and tsN.s
tie county, on mondAy, the n tsy al
A. D., 1858 eelpy the ns1t .s;n al
Uourt,f for ii0onso for said nousJ Is IN
tavern, for tho sale therein OF iataIs}
liquors 10 los qusniitio than ya5 uu11
pc drunn on the promiass, o. d ;as did
respectable 0itiGens Of said WA,d M
m and thu na-hA ar...IIanLl...