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Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

The flrrt annual fAiE of the Peninsula
Horticultural S.clety TO be held 10 the
Opera House on September 49, 10. 30
and 81, gives the promise of being q
very elegant affair. Already large
auantlties OF early fruilH, etc, have
been stored In the eooiety's cold storage
room at Hart 81 Bros, awaiting the
coming Of the exhibition. The pre-
minus are very large for a show Of this
kind. Fer bert dispiSy Of peaches
800 Is offered, best display Of apples
500, Of pears 500, Of grapes 300. Then
here are numerous prizes OF $50, t2or
$40 aud S. offered for specimens OF any
variety OF the above fruits, besides large
money prizes for orAbRppes, ounces
plume, watermelonB, oRutelUnpes, etc
/ In fact the prizes are so large and lib'
erGl that they should call forth TIT
finest display of fruits ever Wit0eSset
lin this part Of the country. There vii
lalso he splendid collections Of Calit0r
lniR fruits, etc., to ba exhibited by TIT
lCaifornia Fruit GrowerB Union.
The display OF flowers, with rare and
curious plants, will BIO the hnest an
lmost extensive ever seen on thi
IPeninslla, while the prizes tferei
tare exceedingly liberal. There Is ale
r prize of $40 offered for the bebt ola
NAV OF canned fruit In glass. Their
viii not DO any charge for space. and u
entrance fee, and exhibitors only vi
lbs furnished with special licket, goo
during tue week, for 81. The genefs
, Admission will bs 20 cents. Arrange
ments have baan made to sell eGcureio
/, tlekats over all rallToRds rsuterihg
this city, at GENTS per mite, inoludir
: admission.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
Inc r,ppeoauoe Cub.

The regular meeting Of the rippscauoe
Cub sRs held las. evening with PreBi-
dent Hal es In the chAir. There was a
large attendance aud ten nav members
we're admitted. 1t WAS reported that .
new club had been formed In Brandy
vine hundred, With every prospent of
su 5csss,
The following Is li,t OF tho honorary
members OF the cub, and is composed
of those who voted for Harrison in 1870
DR.. L P. Bush, John Peoples, Jauel
Fighter, Anthony Regbold, Edward
BellAh, s.s Southland Caleb Miller, j w
Hawkins, j. o Patterson, Lewis r Fell
O. Il, Way, Charles Stout, William
Walsten, william Woodward, Lewii
Thompson, Thomas Mitchell, Franz
Robint on, Thonas Worssll, samue
Eastburn, John Mccormick, William
MeGutre, Robert McGon'gAl, 5tephel
NJ. Fogg Jacob Kents, r, v. 8 BsAtty
George Hyatt, John PuRb, Charlie
Warner, @. W. johnson and Plema w
Hopes
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Just as the bells were iiuRinR IL
O'Clock to day payer named Thomas
Hilton, employed by Etby Davis In
paving on Market street aear Four,
tsenth, picked up his coat and started
to go home to his dinner. As no Ws1
orossina the track OF the electric rail-
way no did not potica that car wAs
coming, and AZ no bell 'ss ring or
warning given, he Was struck by IT aaa
Knocked down, but fortunately escaped
serious irjury. He WAS taken 70 John
| j, GAliAaier q Brothers drug store! NJ
No 1903 Market street, mud DIT
Springer summoned. II was iounu
tlat none Of bis hoDes were oloEen
hint that he had sustained EtveT'
sea . wound, wi ioh was drawn tegesht
with nine STITCHES. After tho wuont
wss drcased he was removed 70 nli
Ia me ct No 6 BsuuA Visa stree II
1.-THE Ninth ward,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

A nsa.inv Of the Warren Athletic
Club was held last evening AND lstgels
sttended. Four new members were Pro
1900 ana elected. A oommunloAuon
,~SS reooi we'd from the Grand LooRe 81
the Kniahts of Pythias, which wlll
nsst al Dover In the latter part OF 20.
toher. Inviting the club TO visit tnst
sown and awe . field exhibition. Tue
matter was referred TO the held oeptaln,
~ith instructiovs TO confer with tne
Kniqhta In reference TO the arrange
menfa A letter was read from a. A.
| Iordsn. 4 member Of the New YORK
IAthletie Club, stating bis desire 10 enter
| IN the coming sports Of the CLUB
The clubs Fall meeting Will pc gwen
ON Monday, October 8, a. Un'on osLes !
Park, The sports will commens1 ~
D, m. The handicap events VIII pe ~
follow: 100, 2l0. $40 yards dasne,, anlls
| walk, half mile ruu, running hl2n an ~
broad Jumps Toe scratch ev' n@ w, wv
b. the mile bioJ ole race ana tue hlton
aud kick. There will also Dc speo se,
events as follows: 100 yards oAsh ~,
the ohRmpic nship OF DeiawALe, ",
mile bicycle race for the tto9toI ~ ~
lSouiisr pre-, two mile ecyole TACO ~
the chan pioushlp OF DelA~ass, ~
throwing the 10 pound hsm"eE ~
Tas Morning News pr!Es. an -.
Tho club events will bs the lzO yAsu'
daeh Tor those who have never woh
ufizs IA runuinz. IN this event haqc
SONS gold medal will be the nrst pes
and : silver ole the second. All IL
costegts will be subject 70 the rules
a the Amateur Athletic Uaion and Lea
! ne a American Whesimen,
Fitty caDts entrance f,e y III DO CHAR
, &c fer I've frst ontry in tRoh event. ~
Twenty five cents for each succeeolt
n one, but tie committee reserve u
n right to reject any competitor. Ils o.
!, tries Will close 5eptsmher 29tn'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Mr.. Benjamin wirs and Misc Marion
NJ ehuatef, in company With few
friends, left our city on "wednesday eve
ming and proceeded to ths NJ. E. parson'
Age Al New CASTLE, when Rev r. Il.
HnbhArd, after being shown 9 docu'
rnsnt from the OlerK Of ,h4 Peace, went
4hTnuvh the regular marriage ceremony
and speedily pronounced them man AND
wife, The clergy man was well pleased
tn1t he had been selected 90 the sRenl
on this important occasion, and lnyol-
nptArily declared that the young LAD!
gas tbe haL dsomsst bride that he had
seen the present season. Mr.. auooArc
Il . good Judge OF besu'y and suoh a.
expression OF opinion lie certainly quit
a compliment
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

About one year ago Lewis Porter
CALLED on EmIl Buoher altar bank hours,
with o check, which puEported 70 have
beeo drawn on the Farmers Bank py
philip w. Wendell, Ia favor OF Porter
for S16. He said that he needed tne
money, and ~ the bsnS Was eioseu NJ u.
cAshinR jt. His request was granted
but the next morning, when MI, Bn-
cher presented the oheck o the bans
he was told that Philip w. Wendeii mac
no account there. He then called upon
Porter, who told him that he would re
fund the money advanced, and take y
the check himself, bat 10 he faliea 70 q.
90 IN 10 the present time Bacher haa
warrsnt issued for his arrest for obtain
ing n onsy under false pretenses. JuaR'
Turner after hearing the testimony iAs
| evening decided that the charge wa
not sustained, and dismissed the case
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Al the Municipal COURT this morning
Patrick Gale Kugler was charged with
being drunk aud disoFderly sEd enter,
Ing the house OF his wife, No. 42O EAsl
Ninth street. ,-.
Mrs. Kusler testified that the prisoner
was her husband, and that he had mol
supported her nor their children fol
four , ears; be was in the habit Of visls.
inc her home Of intervals in . drunken
condition and use the moat violent Ian
RuARe. Yesterday he came there Ano
prnceeded to break up the dlshss.
L!Ezie Kennsrd, who lives In IN
sAme house, alec testi fiOd to the DC
fepdAnt's violent character. BE va
sentenced to pay 9 penalty Of $40 an,
costs, also with the Aimonition that
he came before the court on the sam
charge he would serve . term in Jail
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

This morning about 10 10 o'clack an
aosi6Cut occurred on the p, w. = y
railroad, just south Of Clsymont,, when
blocked tralrs bo!h north ard souIn'
a through freight was coming eouIh,
ytsl below Claymont the front wheel
OF car loaded with coal tudaeE y
broke. Back of the car we're sixteen
others, and Il e force Of the rear cars
Was 90 great that two Ct them were
thrown on to the north bound race
thus obs,Iu1tipg the passage Oh ttalns
| FOR several hours. A wrenktng Train
was sept from this city, and after hard
labor the trpcks we're cleared, Wnet
1.-The accident cured the two cars lei
stbs track aud ploWsd up several feet Q
trsok, FoItuuasely no enc was injured
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

A number OF persons In the vicinity
~ Rnckland have formed boatinR
club. and frequently amuse themselves
in the evening by gliding over Inc me
nlaoId waters Of the BrAndywine; Inc
boais are made Of canvas and will not
~sjsh over thirty pounds each. Last
Thnrsday six or seven gentlemen
among whom was Rev. Thomas y, MO,
DoWeli, took this mode VI conyeyAnce
10 BIrmipg CHAM Park. Rowing up
st,aam Il rather hard and tedious work'
and seven hours were required 70 en-
sSie them to reach their destination,
Ia .he evening they aoatsd down In
tSres hours and pronounced the tide
verv measurable and agreeable one
They enjoyed their beds the following In!
niSbt' Sleeping ID soundly as any one
oonlJ noaaibly desire,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Among the other oAses before the cl.y
OObrt this uorplnR weTf; Charles Lay
ton, Cha sed with being drunk b. Oh
Ger RItten house. The prisoner pleaded
guilty, bat sid that II he was released
from spy penalty, be would I'm uedt tate
~ 20 home to his family, who reside in
the village Of OhristianR. Judge Turn.
ar after giving the prisoner some bound
advice told him TO go and ain no more
FfAnolR Hulrine for being orunk
after o statement to the Court, was dis
missed.
John Murphy, tor drunkenness, was
re uired to pay 90 cents sud oob;s.
Edward Waters was aso charged
! nth being drunk, but was let 60 upoI
his Rooi ,Oks. ...
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

The undersigned wishes to inform all
that In the struggle with the theatrical
monopoly that wishes 10 own the town,
that he Is about holeing his own. BE
does not employ any agents to secure
walls or PLACES for billooards, but de-
sireR all TO consult with him before
leasing their place. The reason that hi
did not act tbeiE posting this seasor
WAS because he would not do 1t TO
ahout 70 per osnt less than " hat Messrs
Proctor u SoulIer charges at Lancaster
Pc for posting. GEO W. JACKSON
Bill Poster, No 1t3 West Ninth street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
CONC 10 me solalers, Home.

Joseph Gsary, q veteran soldier, 70
years Of age, started for the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va, this morning.
Mr.. Geary lsA native Of Ireland, but
since the war has resided at Rlting
sun. He served in the Forty filth
Pennsylvania and also In the birst
Delaware Regiment, and participated
in come Of the most important battles Of
the rebellion, among them being that oil
Gettysburg. This order for his admis'
sion to the Home was Obtained through
tho efforts OF Daniel Ross and other
wsll-known Grand Army men In this
civ
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

PENN YAM, N. Y Sept The three
mile with turn single tcull race
between John 1eemer, Albert Hamm and
James Ten Eyck came oil bere this after
noon on Lake Keuka and was won by
Teemer in pom. 5s., his boa crossing the
finish line length ahead OF Hsmm, VINO
came IN second. Ten Eyck was five
lengths away. The prizes were $500 10
the winner and 500 and expenses 10 INT
second man.
Teemer wiz remain on lake Keuka fol
the next few weeks, in order TO prepare
for his comiup rae with O'C0nnor, o
| Toronto. which takes place on October o
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

THIS morning, bsisIe the Municipal
Oour., WIN. e. Hawkins, agent Of ne
property No BIZ East Flf,h H.reer, Hsi
charged By It e Bosrd OF HdRltl with
maintaining nuisance by s.lzS ins
water 10 remain In tbs cellar. waiter
H Hayes, E,g sopesFea '4r tau dc
PENDANT, wh9 ststsa thAt Sir. l3hgElua
WA perfectly willing to aoAih the
nuisance, provided that John Gibertont
living A. NJ. 5l4, WcuIl a iGR ths
drain 70 run through his csiltE. a .tel
beins ques iunnd by thu comE Mr.
Gibsfson co4sented, and me case VA
dismissed,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

BURLINGTON, Vermont, September
6.-Tha Chairman OF the Republican
State COMMITTEES says that according to
his figures the 1856 towns from Whteh
returns have bssn reoelved give Dill
liusham 81 378 5hurtliff end scattering
IA, $50, aud makes the Republican ma
j9riJy about IT 600. Tn remaining
toRns will probably make the stare
majority n 900, The Prohibition vote
l. egs than 1850. The 1856 towns elect
125 Rspubicsn and Il Democratic
State representatives..
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
FOURTH EDITION


We hal q pleasant call yesterday Of.
ternoon from Hirsm v. kipp OF Tren
ton, N. j.. who lie now representing W.
Scott Taylor, the proprietor OF Teylor
lClalahrAtsd HoAEhound BAlsAm. Mr.. X. |
IL genial gentleman, and ts well cal
culatea to advance the interests OF the
party he represents.
John A. Butler, accompanied by John
IHeinKerotb, have inst returned from
visit 10 Baltimore, and express them
Il selves rs having . very pleasant time,
their only regret being that thelf time
was too short.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp OF Kenton, injured
one OF his toes 90 badly while going Into
battle nj Woodland Beach few days
ago, that the nAil had to be removed
Az q result hs will not DO able TO wear
isboe for . week or two.
Mrs. Kift, who has heen Visiting
friends In our city, went 10 Philadel-
: phia to-day, in order to paes Q few day
t with her son Robert, who resides In that
CITY. before returning to her home In
West Chsster, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Flpps, organist Of Han
over Church, hes returned from two
weeks visit to DATetown, N. j. While
y away she acted &s oraAniss for the DAIe
. stown PIesby terrain Church.
Hiram MoCAli and wife, one Of thu
Q Iemployes OF the Warner Coal Company
! lhave gone on q trip to Boston and othe
70 points in the Eastern SIstss.
d Rev. Frisby j. Cooper, who Ia nov
II stationed ut New Bedford, Mase., Il
Q com pany with his wife and daughter
are Visiting friends 10 our city.
Oourtland A. Rice has gone TO Hoo
kesain, Dsl on q Canning expedition
IL He will he gone tor three days and OF
asA poets to bag quite brace of birds.
In Eva Groves gave & very enjoyabI
: watermelon party last evening 70 be
yonng friends.
10 Mics Eva O. Vernon and Mrs Bav'
40 lof Linwood, and NJ iss Ray White
40 WILMINGTON, are spending this week
"a Atlantic City.
ed The HARLAN and HollinRsworth Cor
hn lpauy shipped ten passenger cars
Ntl Bueuoe Ayres on TuesdAy via the bar
Dr.. entine AliAnWilde.
nd John H. Hcfecker and Geo. v. M;
en- sty, Eco OF Dover, have gone on
ere business visit to Montreal, Canada.
her The Misses Lille and AgRes Weld
nu are visiting In Salem, N. J. They W
l ,, speud next week In PennsRrove.
Mrs DR.. A. Il. FrALtz hiss return
from her SIMMER sojourn Of the &C
shore and other pieces
MY, Mics Annie BAuks, SAleswoman
~ lMrB. G. Rossiter, lett home Sesterd
ia for two weeks vacation. ...
dedE The oaloIed excursion to Allan
SEQ City, via the p, W. g. %. railroad, 9
Ats. morning, was largely attended.
. IN Maria Thatcher Of West Cheater
III visltIDR her cousin, Lizzie A, Pain
are Of our city.
M GsorRe W. Ohilds, Of the Ph'ladelp
ala. Led ger, is confined 20 his house BY
ness.
was WIN. L. Taylor has gone to Loud
Va, for D short visit.
rRed Rsv. Z. l.. Hubbard Of New Gas
pom visited cur city to-day.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

The On sster Tunes sNye: John U.
Kaily, Fourth ward carpenter, has
b N aps ointed a purchasing agent by
lac firm OF Harlan & HollinRsTorth
If WILMINGTON. His duties will consist
of selecting lumber for the firm. MI,
Kelly was class leader at Trinity M
E Church, but severed his connection
with the church on Ancnunt Of his pro
posed removal from the city, and last
evening the pastor, Rev. Willism NJ
Ridgway, appointed r, Heston Whea'
ton 10 the charge OF Mr.. Kelly's class
which meets on Tuesday evenings,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
THIRD EDITION,


Proposes Marriage 70 .
WASHINGTON, Sept. b.-WiiIiam
Flyer, . oolorod employs Of ne re, rens, ,Sa
Offios, has resigned and neo aIO@ sHe
city in disgrace. E1sE, 80 an
sntv i" the offios Of the medical referee,
Sshsre he drew 81, 600 . year. He was
ons ~ the most trusted employees Of the
oescS' He was Of very light compleIion
and was anxious 70 pass AsH wnltt
1" uS Recently be obtained so Intro
dnction into . white family to whom q
represented himself - Portngusss. u !.
a short time he proposed matEISke y
ths daughter OF the house. Her PAtsnN
Msrt n tbe Pension Ofioe, where thel
,-srs mortified 20 learn that Eiser was
coIorei man with . wife and gey vera
cSiIdren, FlEsr succeeded in eludinl
the angry father, wrOtv bis rsalgnAAol
and hurriedly left the CITY.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

CHARLESTON, Sent. 5.-rrouole lie re.
ported In gone Of the agricultural dls
trict. whera c1tton picking Ia now In
proprees. News comes from BarnWeil
Uounty u a com bin alton among farmers
to reduce wages 10 per cent to get wen
With the cotton bARginR trust inc
hands olsim they oHh scarcely support
themselves on the old scale OF wages
and have struck. Cotton Is maturing
very rapidly now and 8 general StFiE'
would involve great loss.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
A uol,.slon in tus Delaware.

From PAlla1elpui" llmes'
The schooner Izetta, bound from this
port to Wareham with cargo OF coal,
YVES run into while at anchor telow Chts-
ter on Tuesday evening by the schooner
Rebteea A. Iaulane, irom Ellyn's Point
for Philadelphia. The Taulane was in
low, but did moi follow the tughoat az
the tug cleared the Izetta The Iaulane
sheared and struck her, doing consider
able damage to lzetta the returned
to this city for repairs. The damage
to the Tanlane Is not known, as the Ga I
tain refuses to IN Ike any report.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

To day Is celebrated aB the Hehre y
New Year, and all Embellishments kept
by IsTaalites Ia this city Bre clostd.
With this people 1t Ia regarded "a the
anniversary Of Adams birth, and 1t Ia
cslehra ed with splendid entertaiIments
and Frfas reliability II has been OBJ.
served in this way for many years by
the IsrAelites In al parts of the world
aud will 20 doubt continue TO be oele.
DEAtsa aa long ns limo EhAll lRat.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

WASHINGTON, espt. 6-lh shlp'
rnents of standard doliars from ne
PhFadelphis Mint for storage 10 tae
Treasury vault already amount 70 49,
coo eco In the examination OF talF
money at the Treasury Department
one Of the bags used 10 the transfer was
found light In weight aud count OF lug
contents showed It to be ore COIN snort
These tags each eontSin blOaV 10 rtal.
dArd silver dollars. The authorities y
Philadelphia " ere notified ana the &c
hclt was Immediately made good
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

George Sullivan WAS srrslgned be.
fore Judge Tuner last evening emerged
with the lArosay Of gun, tie property
OF DR.. W. II st0ns The Rna VIVA "A
tha possession Of Henry Snuef, n ,.
1880 Bennett ft.eet, AID Was e,otsn
from there by the Ruculad, WHO He'd TO
Elkbon, Md taxing the gun Win nm
he WAS followed aud arrested, Rtd - %
the gun brought tack After nearing
tbs evideuea the Judge oriered Etm Il
furnial $500 Tor his Eppearsn1a 81 eoIFa
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

BUTLER, Pa, Sept. 5-LAat evening
near Point Greek .EtiUn tue north IN"
goatb- bonnd express tta!us un Iht
PittRburR and Western RAilrnsa Col
lided while running at iull spes1' n.
passengers were injured, buush poti
engines we're Wicked. SiHtY phn'h'
fo11d paBsen gers due here ~ p %
ldid not arrive until o'clock =. IN,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

wTTANTED-2 GENTLEMEN BJA .1.6-
w erE; house ro1myi tltgantlt iu Ii ss,.
cd, homo oomtortr; in private Iahliiy, ~
Srepes Apply at 220 W, 4th 81, 90 :.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

CANTON, 0 SPIT After over four
mouths idlencfs during which time much
misery has eusued, the striking coal
miners near SheIadsYille and saliIeviile
have returned TO work at the operators
terms. The strike was caused by the re-
fusAl of the operators to grant al increase
of cents per ton, and 400 miners wer'
1 affected by IL,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Before the City Jourt this morning
Angelo Cardlncllo Was arrhiansd OF
the charge Of obr.ructinR the pub''
streets. He VISA one OF gins who WeT'
arrested some time ago. ~ sRreemen
bstwseu CITY solicitor Ball, end Waits
III Bays, Il q counsel for the dtfenoe
he utsa was ordered to appear befor
tina Superior Court, Csrdinoiio, oeinI
held under $500 bail for his APPEARANCE
This Will be g tsst case.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

William Redmuud and Mrs. Thomas
Barry viii appear for two nights al the
OberA HOUSE In the emotiohR4 drama
,'Hermine, or the Gross OF Gold. IL 10
a play adapted from the Ftenoh ana
hAs been we'll received wherever IRE.
aented, The exchanges speak we'll OF
the II upe and the play and 1t shouia
be seen TO be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. -Thtre has been
another mai robbery between here ana
Chicago. In Fiidsy last Blake BIOS
Il Co Of N4w York, mailed to theil
agents, In Chicago three notes foi
Is 600 each. The letters did not reacf
their destination. A railway NAL
clerk is reported IS saying that q valua
bic mnil Tcuch WAS missing along Tn
line betWeeR Albany and Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Mrc. Mary Mclaughlin, whose death
wap caused by her falling down sta'tr
a. her residence, No ZIG Robinson
stre3t, asst Monday night, was buried
tais morning aiEh Mars was oe e.
brated q, 81. Mays Church, and the
tugerment was made in the Cathedral
Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
VIM. B, SharP&CO',
Fourth and MARKET SIS,
Are you married9
Do you keep house9

Do you keep houseE
Are you going to be mar
ried?
In either case you will
need carpets.
II you are already a house.
keeper, fixing-up time will
soon be here and you may
need new carpets or the old
ones made over and refitted.
II you are going to be a
housekeeper, and who
wouldn't if they could, tits
fully time to be looking
through the fall styles.
Our purchases have been
large and full and are COM
ling In daily. Take your
time in looking for carpets.
They are here In great vari-
lefty, new designs and color.
ings to suit most any taste
Moquette--
The most elegant, stylish
and harmonious carpet fol
! parlor yet produced for the
price. They come hand
. somely bordered and in flint
: effects for hall and stairs
= A really correct parlo
a should have a "Moquette"-
e S1.25 and $3.50 and only Il
" the best makes.
d Body Brussels
: In great variety and TIL
Or season closely initiating tn
y Moquette In design and lo'
10 tones of colorIpg, We hav
Is many special things for pa
Is lors, halls and stairs in Bod
CT Brussels that are new an
(, ia unique in effect. The Kie
II derminster Art Carpets
m Brussels, in two tones I
le. old gold, terra Gotta ar
gobelin, are singularIy bea'
tiiul and effective-bordert
l ,is with the same in slight
20 darker effects their style
rec : unexcelled. Mosaic, Egg
we tan and Persian combin
he tions are also very beautii
bi. effects this fall. These goo
hes ; es also come complete for HI
,sn and stairs 90c, 81, 81 l
10; 81. 25, $1,35.
re- Tapestry Brussels
to- The most popular Bru
t the sells Carpet of the day. I'll
s g, fall they closely follow Brl
iof sells and Moquette in effe
the and are better liked tn
. .as ever. Their low price a
this good wearing qualities col
, SIeo mend them to all carr
az. buyers. Any lady can spe
j No a day, if she has it to spa
,sod In our large carpet roof
era, "a looking through this line
zion carpets alone. They a
d 3 ~ come nicely completed
halls and stairs so, go,
ard 95c, all OF the very /
.anos standard makes.
T tssl . IngraIns--
lbors IN opdTacr variety and
bat q a -
ndy- Vulnerable cOlOrlngS and
81 OF terms. $50 rolls now in st
oIssy from the rich, strong, /
1910: CO ors, to the neat little
a a@si ures and quiet combinati,
j w.
Fell, 25 cents, mostly cotton.
lllAm 37lS cents, partly wool.
Lewis As cents, wool and cotton.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. b-'4s5
sabine, b lpaiinz lawyer zni oiiai q
inc fire department at JonIrb no, 10
from burning building AZ tgas PtEci
ms morning snd his n ok We ifoaea
70 leaves widow and Ave chitdf a,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
Kidderminster--

OF the finest combed all
wool.
Plain and figured-the
daintiest and most stylish
wool carpet ever made
salmon, blue and gold
pink, blue and gold--two
tone olives, two tone light
terra cottas, two tone gold
with dragon-red and gold
and other effects, making
,, these goods the most de-
sirable as high art wool car
: pets CT any that we know
. of. They are the nearest
= approach to Brussels effec
!. without the expense o
Brussels that you can get
Our fall lines of good
le are unexeelled.
. Our prices are right.
a VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.