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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

The lndlos' societies devoted to the
cause Of temperance have proved their
great ability In feeding the Eoores OF
Thousands Of Visitora to the HAEel Dell
pAlT. MeW it IL closed the question is,
where eau the beat Glasses Of our people
get neat and quick meals TO order OF lhe
BEST quality Is moderate prices and on
tia European Plan Of pay for what
you order" and no more.
Our reporter informs Us that . new
cafe stAFSod only last spring on the
Temperance basis 10 we'll endorsed. He
has tron time to time seen diDinR or
lunching there MsasEB. George g Lob
dell, william " Lobdsll, Joshua
Pusoy, xhO@As h. Slavery, Harlan
9Ausa, George W. Todd, Thomas B.
Smith, A. J. Drake, W. = Robinson,
George 8. MCCALL, Frank OATliss, vii
liam Bush, 3. Hewes, VIM. Hamilton.
Lewis Z. bush. JF., Thomas 8.
Lawson, John ". Lawson, William B
Cole, John n. whltiord, q. A. HodR.
man, Asa o. Denlo, JOB Il. Jackson i,
TAtnAll Warner, George W. etone,
Gilbert RsbinSOB, Joseph A Bond, John
8. 0roha, Capt. Bloomsb arg, N. W.
Gookin, Calvin g. Turner, Edward o.
Smith, James J. Springer, Warren
Harper = Bro Q W, Horn, j. Wesley
johnson, Adam Lang, Samuel Ksrns,
II. =. KINNEY, James L. BURNETT,
Alfred 9. heCAuselAnd, Conductors
Briggs, Kane, WymAn, Morris, Fisher,
WOnth and other prominent railroad
'G1sEAnd siklssnS too numerous TO men
tion.
Al the n. B. b MsrohanIs' oAFs, No
ITO French street, the very best quality
Of pare food only 10 furnished, and
cooked In Shs best manner 70 order At
aHy holF Of the day.
II Il we'll oAloulAted 10 Increase trade
and sUsiE Sas by AcoImmo iAtinR the
business and travelling public. We are
therefore glad TO chronicle its popular
AID solid endorsement by gentlemen
who always eat the best the market
ahordB. We ought not 10 forget 70 add
that numbers Of ladies OF the GLASS rep
aed By these gentlemen have bee n
EeeH lunobtnE IT the CAie, though more
trtqusntly not At the busiest hour, from
II m. 70 / p m,
The gsptlemRnly manager NJ. Frank
N Slack, iuA popular festuTe Of this
Oafe. He vas formerly with his aunt,
Mrs. Black. on Market street above
Seventh, who SUPP led our leading
families With fancy cRkes aud ice
cream for 30 many years, ard shen d
AessTs: Thompson & Looke's celebr Ated
depot restaurant.
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snAsr3eo

cell them at the unheard- Of
price Of So. so.
We have received our full
line of the celebrated up.
d" French Corsets, In
Icolored and white, 10 in. to
80 In, $3.50 and 81 50.
Are you thinking o (
Winter Coats for yourself or
childrenl We have made
unusual preparations for a
large coat trade and YOU
should see our styles. We
never sold as many coats
this early In the season.
Look at our Seal Plush
Coat at SI7. You won't
match it for Sac. Look at
our 1913 Plush Coat. You
won't match Il for S28. Try,
examine. Sales and custo-
nlers prove it daily.
Carpets We are busy in
our large carpet rooms day
and night. Everything here
10 Carpets you need. The
tick'tack of our carpet ham.
mers is heard over the town.
We refit and relay old work
at moderate prices.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market saseets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

About 40 days ago Bid
was Committed 70 New
default ef the payment Of
costs for drunkenness. Ysst
log she oelsbrAtel her rle
leg the house OF kArll JED
ed, at Hsdgevllle, vi ere 81
Ger Williams, BAlllo KehELl
other cODgenlAl tplrliI. II
In order. 70 have something
A. none Of the parry had
Bridget, With . heI0Asm
better cause, tool Cd htt tho
Maria out 10 sell them Rlihis
70 Invest the proceeds In Will
MAriAs return they had =
bat a. uau Il the WblIfeI
them puRnAo QUE. Bpsncl
Los 90 hia right Al hAFia AnI
spinning cut the door, Whtl
side Of her face oAme in o1l
the hard ground, bful,inR her
badly. b id9st aud Spencer
arrested and this mOfuinR il
or imposed q fine Of SO q
each oAEe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

DonAla n Ross OF Columbus, Ohio,
Was 10 this city to-day.
Tho Rev. T 5nowdsn Thomas viii
preach At HillsbOTO Tomorrow.
Rev. H. A. Nolan will preach bis
farewell sermon in the Presbyterian
Church, Oiessa, to-moTTow morning
R$v. j. H. Wiley 10 eobvalesolnR,
and expects TO be able to preach en- the
Ath proxtmO.
Thomas Uook of Frederick, Del has
accepted . position In tue drug store Of
James II. Morgan, Tenth and Poplar
stF eets,
RsV. Jacob Todd will efioiAie at the
laying Of tbs new NJ. u
Church Rt GalenA, Nd, on the 2eth
inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20
Died.
LHEOH.- In Brsadywine hundred, on the
l1th inst elisabeth A.. wis Of CHARLES

LHEOH.- In Brsadywine hundred, on the
l1th inst elisabeth A.. wis Of CHARLES
Leeeh, aged % years
Rolatives and friends OF thu family ara
respectfully invited 70 attend her fanersI
nom the residence OF her husband near
Beaver v illsy, on sunday, az o clock, D.
m. herVio1a at SLOAN NJ. 4, Ohufoh, ln-
torment 1t SLOAN cemetery.
BIlDHAM.-On tbs 18TH inst, Elizabsth
htdhAm, 10 the 67th year OF her ARe
Relatives ana frionds aro respectfully In
vleeo 70 attend her fanarAl from the resi-
demos OF her nephew, Robert n. lyman,
nser newport, on Monday AftArnoon 81
O'Clock. SERVICES at the Old 5wodsa Church,
lntermsnt At Old SWsdss UsmsteTy.
PArrQH.-On the losh inst, Hugh Patton,
~ ed " years.
heIA1iVss and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend his fuaerRl from MS late
rsaideneo, no. l0as W6at Youth street, on
Euesday morning. ~ . O'CLOCK. High Mass
~ 81 PGula Catholic ehnfoh, Intsfment al
IT, Joseph'B cemetery.
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This age presents the grea'
Salvation OIL; II oures 50 g


Old Astury NJ b. Church
bIate her 80 b anniversary
the 21st inst The Rev EnoI
OF PhilAdelphiA, will pfsAq
moruing 1t 10 80 and In TIE
2 80. At 8 O'Clock there Vi
union Of All the preleat
mem bers. Rsv. e l.. Hu0tA7
and Rsv. L. B. Barrett will
dresses. Tue old mother Of
ton Msthodism will be btaui
rated with ioWefP. Special
bsRn prepared. A RTanl
peeled. ALI former nemha1
pub.ic are cordially invited
emit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Samuel Blddle. Esq., who has held a
position IN the Treasury Department AZ
Washington, d. o., for the past Is
years, visiled friendS in our city on FRI
day, having been granted q short fur.
Tough ID order that he may Eeoruit hih
health which had been slightly impair.
"a from close application 90 his duties.
He IL looking remarkably we'll for one
Of his aae, and II is 10 be hoped thai he
may be able for . SCORE OF years 70 come
70 TelAin the position be has 90 long
allied with credit to himself a. well ~
20 the advAntAaoiof the department.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Last night Officer Buie
Joseph Heck lying drunk
and Church streets, aud took
station. When be was sliA'
city court thin morning the
marked: II see you AZ
your family reputation, "a
that he has been WOrhius o.
aud 81 he has not been csloil
for some time the Judge lei
his promise 20 return ~ mt !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

This morning when Maria jenkins,
ooloIsd, who was assaulted by Spencer
Williams, Was giving har testimony
Judge Turner moved bis ohAlr CLOSE TO
her 30 thai he could hear every word,
After conducting the examination City
Solicitor Ball remarked TO the court,
''Bhe has q terrible bad eye, your
honor" Whsn Judge Turner replied, As
he novel away from the witness, land
q "a u0h WofRe breath -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20
me Merits Of Vss,lp1,.l

t"s OF Veatibulel
The ohisf merit claimed 4
buie appliance IL that ii ea
vents tolssoopiDg Of cars Ia
lision, and the second Rres
lies In the fact that The M.
nfely overOomes the sgaI
impaired to ordinary
rounding curves al high
Limited Express ruuni5S \
r. u. between Phi.Ade nj
eAgo, 10 composed entirely n
Cars, the Baggage O.rs, d
Dining Oar anu PullmIn
being fitted WITH PullmGn'sl
tibules.
All the cars 10 the trim n
steam dawn from the lteo1
tors are In attendance n
OoAches, ~ well % In the
lock after she wants Of plsI
entire train Funa Itr)uA
change from PhilsdephlA
via Washington and Bll,ln
extra fare IL eEEcttd fvon
holding tickets Of sny ossa
The B. & o, Yesdbule
leaves Wilmington At7fs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Ths regular SATURDAY. n'sI
for the promotion o. ho,isS
held lhis evening, Of fl8 ma
etV 50 O'Clock. The u EaoI
OF the PnilAdslphia OjnissI
promised to BE- ptesen! NV
sermon on the subject u epuI
cation. All interested SIC
come out and hstT him
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20
KENNKR1 &EQ,.
NO 623 MARKET STREET.


Martha W Payne, No. 81 East Twenty.
second street, is 80 years of age, and has
lust completed sewing together q couple
OF quilts with a sewing machine, which
was something remarkable for lady OF
her age She wanted to do something To
aid the cyclone sufferers, when Mrs John
Wier furnished the material aud Mrs
Payne did the sewing, which is very hand.
somely done The quilts were sent to
the Cathcart family sufferers from the
cyclone this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

some Of the Prohibitlonists at Hoekes.
Elm h ave proposed = jUiut discussion AT
some day In the near future, between
representatives OF the Republican, the
Democratic and Prohibitionist parties in
the hall at Hockessln. The time for the
meeting, however, has not yet been fixed,
nor is II known that the proposal will be
aecepted
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Charles Allwsll, an Italian, was ar
rAigned before Judge Turner this morn
Ing cha ged with violating the ordinance
which Trohibits the erection OF stands
or booths on the sidewalks OF this city.
Clerk OF the Market smeltz testified that
the defendant has q stand at Fifth and
King streets, where, Notwithstanding the
fact that he had been warned 10 desist,
he continued TO violate the law. Ths
Judge imposed q One Of Is and costa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Attention is called to the advertisement
In another column OF the REPUBLICAN, OF
l. Hamburger & Son, located at Nos. 800
and 222 Market street This firm has
been located only few weeks In our city
and are ample TO accommodate all who
may call to inspect their large stock Of
clothing.
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me stands must GO.

The hucketer stands on King street
must go, and this morning Chief OF
Police swiggett notified the proprietors
Of all stands alongside Of the houses that
they n ust vacate, or suffer the conse.
quenees. According to the decision of
the Superior Court 10 the cases Of the
shit ers, sll these stands are direct vio-
lation of the law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20
FIFTH EDl


Ha.. Correspondent
' q endred sends d mo,a Y |,
great great. REPUBLICAN p r,l
nnhhfs store, on TIM
H y emit there Sas aps,yI
d. ! Treat, Of @ sor9 81 : !
= is :. Willis, Of Milo ~
- sSnea 70 mort luttn, 7
Of between 600 srd7lo i
an, snder Burns was elsst,{N
s sae following vios pea III, !.
1aTles were also eIes T,1,.
w Vice . Piesldtnts-ss,,Tm,I
Sonn Bal, Gsn. asnty
ham D. a. Ford, George j, III
~ IN. Wood ward, Eusspes All n
hnio5s, Victor slirIlaS
~ q NioenleAf, Gid
I I Be- auel Moore, Nh
a. Sd, y. LsoArpsntlfr. "
ALFRED 5,Iii,, l. DnPont, Dr. \
william u, :. Link, FboHI
". y Miller, Thomas
Chandler, Ale1sniar n ~
seoretaries--J. M. All,
lett, Gilbert MstthevS9lati
M ms. Treat spoke for An
with viRor and force ''
loved In . speech lstt'ps
ntes, Keeping bis suiie5S,
Laughter by hls InSnv Nv ",
opposition. "ai
The Tlppscanoe HU,,.,
0 " Of Du Po, rs MIiis II
hlrst Regiment B.ni
~ AoauquArtefH 81 RIsI
place OF meeting. Thev ,
we Young Mems RspuaIi
Oeptreville, Dl o. ba
parade was . very crsdi n
Among the many hanj,
lions along the route va,
Oliver, Mr.. Mevty, M, {
son, PAstIme souisl I'M
Font, Alex. Hurns, Hsr
james Hunter,
Among the visitors v,r
chandler. VIM CREEP, Al
j. p. hCLsAr and Other,
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Ir5osSd by the cars

Charles, the IA year old son Of Jacob
A August, residl = on Lord street, made
a narrow escape yesterday He had been
out in the woods and on his return
Jumped on houth- bound train on the P
". y B railroad to hide IN. Upon reach
ing the station Ia this city he attempted
TO jump O. when he was thrown down
snd one OF the wheels came very near
2 Ing over his loot He received severe
ash on his head, and after his injuries
were essed by DR.. Draper he was taken
TO his home
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

CALIFORNIA.
" special Parties. Semi MONTH";. Free
Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern
Route. Address HAWLHY, Genera
Epstern Agent $50 Broad say, NY:
b J. SMITH, 400 Ohestn ut street, Phi,s
delphia, or any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent. Io2.sA.
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oos the suit,

Otto soheu. the Or oss9T N
Wilmington o ub, s'iS = D. M
clothes offered b. A. Y. M
she PhilAdelpnia olost ia,s ss,'a
batting and neid'ns
Delaware AmAtenr lee "''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

,ta work IN Ter tue direction &
Quay in Ne : York polinc,.I
from oil owe Ihs county III
NeV York and PbilsdslpGJal
supp led By First 3 DAVE
street..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20
DessrviBG of OOnhdsA'

There IL no article WI sssns
deserves the entire o, ,,a M
oom N unity Sc Brown 80 n
TROoHEg. Those on +, .a,sea
matio and Bronohl'l p ,ssm.
snS o5lds 81 ould Try 'h7~'
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

NnW OA5rLH COUNTY, Q. D., TIE
In stats OF Delaware. To tho EaeEin 81
4 --.a heW OAggle Oeunty, 0restfuR,
srH whereas, Margaret aable ~ the
Position 70 The judges OF Our SUI
peRiOF Oeurt nled In the Once 81
the Pro Monetary Of The said Court, N and
tor the County Of New Castle, lor the cause
o. complaint therein alleged, has made an
Elleaish 70 our GAla judges that 4 decree
may be pTonouueed eiatolvinR the maFriAa 3
s1iS.inG botuesn the Petitioner ana her N s-
0And, HeAry o. 0A1ble, we Therefore oom-
mAno youg - yeu have been hsratoforo con.
maAaod, that you summon Henry y. Tam.
pie 90 that he be AAd appear before The
ladsos Of cur said OOurs ~ thS naHt term
thefeof, 20 bS held ~ Wilmington, on MON
DAY, the tWonty sixth day Of Neyom Der
next, 70 answer the Allegations OF the said
feutionar, aosording 70 the Act Of AsSom,
DIV, IN such case made ana providad, and
alne ~ DO And reoeive what the said OsuFt
ahAn thon and thore consider oonosrninF
MIN In this behalf Ra - the Court ehaIl see n
meai and oopalstent with the pr0ViaiOnH OF
the said Act OF ASSEMBLY
And have you then there this VIII
Wttnese, the Honorable Joseph y, Coma.
Eye, gsquiro, at " ilmington the second day
o. October, A. D., eighteen hundred and
eighty eight csc. A. MAXWELL,
Issued oetobsF lSlh, Isss.
Tne shove u . true copy Of the ORIGINAL
Writ aILfS LAMBSuT
oao.si n. le-at sheriff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

A haudsSms surrey, for want Of us
Just bass dsne mp in hFst-alAss order;
Will sell ~ bAvgain, ~ owner has no
use for IT, Apply OF First d Allmon,
Eleventh. and Bhlpiey Streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

obs ~p' Its fun, sDd u q .t s,,'l
we used 10 deprscite " ma dal
vas long ago. bstors vs. Nas ii /
Bulls Dough 8 rup no. s.s al
us. and great AMI ans !; I''''Y'
merry men ell, ore h'pp'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

0ORDOH-PHOPLE5 I'm October IT.,
1853, 81 the home OF the brides pSFonts'
10. lzae West Uollsge avenue, BY ReY,
Robert GnhAm, Mr.. william Gordon ana
MISS nArAis Peoples, both Of PhilAdel-
phia-
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& ca.

We have a specially large line of
Colored Faille Franchise Silks and Satin
Rhadames-qualities that have recently
sold at $l.25 in this and other markets.
In order to close out the entire stock, we
have marked them both down to 81
cents, and at this large reduction, believe
them to be the greatest bargain now of.
fering in Silks. They are all of the
newest and most desirable shades, and
no better value will be shown this season
anywhere. 81 cents for the entire line,
both Faille and Rhadames.
A new lot of Tinsled Table Covers.
4-4 square, SO cents; worth ST. Cd, 81;
worth $3.50. ga, extra $1.25; worth
$I.75. "a, So; worth $3.50.
Another lot of red back twilled
cretOne fancy stitching Comfortables at
$1.65.
The large size la Atwood white
Blanket at 81 is cheaper than anything
we know of in this market; regular So
blanket. A superb SIS blanket this sea-
son better than ever before.
Don't fail to see that $l.10 White
Spread we have had such run on; you
will miss bargain if you do.
Our Coat Room is attracting great
deal of attention. We have never shown
a more desirable line of Jackets, New
markets, Raglans, Plush Coats, Wraps,
Children's Coats, ETC., than now, and as
usual with us, at low prices, but not low
in quality.
The Glove Department was never
as full and complete of desirable and good
gloves as now. We carry in stock at
all times 2O-buttOn length Suede
Gloves in white, tans and blacks.
Also full assortment of and g.
button length Mousquetaires, 4-button
dressed and Suede Gloves of every good
style, from 81 up. We do not deal in
inferior gloves of any kind.
Cashmere and FIeeced Silk Gloves
for ladies and children, from rs cents
up 81. Mems Cashmere, Cloth, Scotch
and Wool Gloves from rs cents per pair
up, Boys Heavy Gloves and Mitts.
Ladies' fine Mitts from % cents up.
Our all-Shk and Satin Ribbons are
below the regular price; new and best
shades in stock at all times.
That Ladies' Stocking at 123 cents,
full regular made, is great bargain, and
the Children's Black full regular made
at I27 cents is another bargain. Both
have and always do sell at % cents in a
regular way. These were closing lot of
an importer who wanted the room and
the money out of them.
Have you had any Of that 83-cent
Canton Flannel? The 253 cent red twiIled
aIl-woOl Flannel? The 6f.cent yard wide
Brown Muslin? They are all very great
bargains and will soon be gone.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Call aAd see the Dragon portrait and
frame Cummings makes on fnstalments
800 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

Have you fean that han fso1 picture,
"5now Roy" givou foE 20 outside wrap.
peTs Of Circus soap7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

OF course take your ctlI
country, II you can, butI
Di. bull's Baby Syrup, tb|
sable help in every emerge
Only IS osnts . bottle
where
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

4 hs annual convention Of the Order
AZ KuiEar OF the Mysuu OnAip, IN
NoswalB, G uuec iout, on Tanftda i.
HGrsos L Rettew, of this CITY, VI
e'E0,ea sup.eWe commander, anu Len.
uel HErr OLE OF the trustees,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

u Oablnet photos 81 UumminRs' gal
~ for -. BS2 hRrhst street
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Ask tor Youtu's Smoking 9obAGno
Ios. Wallace. ff'7 Pine Rkraat.

Ayers sarsApsrilIa is ths quickest cure
for all bIoo0 dlsessol. Its effects are always
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

BAE0HER'a ealleEy b nunbeE BE,
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E.B. SHARP { CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

One OF the busiest places
around the store is our Up.
holstery Department.
Curtains Of all kinds.
Commencing with Madras
by the yard in plain, stripe
and figured, we can give
you Curtains by the pair for
ISL, including wood poles
with rings, ends, brackets,
etc, 20 yards TO each pair.
Nottlnghams - by tn
pair with borders, 81 to $40,
poles included.
Madras-plain and colors.
by the pair, So to $l0,poles
included
Renaissance-the most
defective thin curtain Of the
day and the newest-$5 to
$40.
Irish Polnt-always pretty
always 6 o o d, inimitable--
81 so TO $40.
Tan. bours--next to real
lace the best liked curtain
made. We have q fine as
sortment of these Curtains
from So to $25.
Brussels Lace Curtains
from the largest imported
stock Of these fine goods 10
the country, artistic, beauti-
lul, elegant, S2s to $50.
Our Lace Curtain stock
would pay you to look
through.
Heavy Curtains and
Draperies.
Our special offering this
season is a SIG Curtain for
$40, the prettiest and best
you ever saw for the price.
We have them In fine as
sortment, with plain and
figured tops and Turcoman
borders.
crimson terra Gotta
Rendarme picot
olive gold
anc finer goods up to $50.
One Of the most artistic
effects in hanging, brought
out this season, is a curtain
made Of pure flax plain all
over, with a handsome self.
color fringe woven on top
and bottom. The fringed
top turned over the pole and
draped into a swinging
valance Is very stylish and
unique.
Never before less than
b25, now $I8.
Fawn
Telrs- Gotta
GobeIIn
For any one quick
enough TO see a point here's
a pointer on a few odd cur.
tains in Chenille with Tur-I
conan borders. They are in
Blue and Olive only.
all the odds at SIC, reduced to IS per nal,
All the odds at 90, reduced 70 e. per psir
all the odds at "a, reduced to $3.50 per
pair. ~
A Linen hint for econo-
M j C a ! housekeepers a
grease spot in the making
gives you a 81 &C unbleach.
ed table linen for 29c, and a
fine bleached damask linen.
Ga inches wide, for so cents,
The grease spot has been
cut of and you won't see it,
but the reduced price re
mains.
A fine English buck towel
fringed and with turkey REQ
Dor ier-20 inches wide, 40
inches long-Brother Bull
made a mistake in weaving
this one, got it too wide for
the length, but no mistake
in the quality, that's superb
You get this lot though for
33 cents instead OF SOC
A magnificent quality of
Barnsley double damask is
just laid en- the counter.
Hailstone patterns, self
boz der, 2 Yards wide Al 05
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-06-07
NEXI SPEAKERShlP

Hon. A. S. Clay announces himself in
the Georgia House of Representatives. His
past services 10 the Legislature have been
Of marked brillancy' and faithful devotion
to the interests Of the people OF Georgia
He was made Speaker pro TEN, of the
House and displayed skill and ability as a
presiding officer. His services have been
so conspicuous as to call forth many com
pimentary notices from press and people.
Such popularity seldom falls to the lot of
a man, unless he possesses talents Of high
order This Mr. Clay has to an eminent
degree. He has fine personnel, is an
eloquent orator and has the sociability and
politeness OF Chesterfield As lawyer,
he has won a place in the front rank of his
| profession and built up at home lucrative
| patronage. His reelection from this coun-
| ~ is almost foregCne conclusion His
| present race is made with view of being a
candidate for the Speakership of the next
| House, as we learn Mr. Little will not be q
candidate again. This leaves to deserved
promotion Mr. Clay who now fills Speaker
pro TENS place That this should be ac
corded him is generally conceded NortI
Georgia has never had a Representative
honored with this position, and Mr. Clay
election to that position would be a JUS
| recognition Of her claims. 1t would also b
a courtesy that other portions of the Stat,
could well afford to pay to this end of tn,
State. The old members who are reelected
will almost to a man favor Mr.. Clay's cleo
ton, and the new members, we believe, will
cooperate with them in honoring a youn,
man who will do honor to the position anc
reflect credit upon the judgment Of thos
who vote for him. He has every assuranc,
ofsuccess and host of friends will work t,
crown him with this honor.