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Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

WIEsBADEE, July 13.-An officer,
attended BY 10 policemen, entered
Queen NAtalie's Wills 81 10 o'olcoT this
morning and shortly afterwards re-
appeared vita younR Prince Alexander,
the 6srvlan Grown Prince, aud a lady
Of honor OF the Q leon'S suite. The two
we're bundled into = close carriage and
driven to the railway station, where
the Prinos WAS handed over to the
Chiet OF the Police, NJ. ProticS, who
placed him In . train. In few minutes
n. Protios and his charge wore on thsir
way to Belgrade. The journey will be
made without break. A crowd obeered
the Prizes when hs was brought out of
the house.
When the Qaeen received notice
from the poles that she must part with
her son she telegrHphsd to King Milan,
inploring him ~ allow the boy TO re
mAin with her smother month. The
Kiug, bo Rever, wAs inoanssd ct the %,
EUpt manner with which the q 7esH had
refused his InciiAtory proposal for
mediation, sno tsleErAphed back 10 the
Crown Princes tutor that the boy must
not remain wtlh the q lesn . day lou
ger. Toe Ql5eu had planned to fly
with tie boy, aud with this Intention
had ordered q epsoiBl train, She failed
to state Der destination and the RuthoIl
tiea refused 20 give her the train
Qdsen Natalie has been ordered "
leave Germany within "a hours
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14


At Red River, Kentucky, on Tuesday
night, Harvey Pike shot and killed a man
named Everhard, q timber buyer from
Philadelphia, and Mira Haskins, and then
committed suicide Pike was engaged
to be married to Miss Haskin., and was
Jealous of EverhSrd, who was attentive
to the girl. EverhArd and Miss hEsklns
were out walking when the tragedy
occurred.
An explosi- occurred Ia the Stirling
colliery at ehamokin, Penna., yesterday
morning, by which Anthony Rudoski
Joseph Clamac, Joseph Filler and an un-
known driver were terribly burned, II Il
doubtful q the two fret named Will 70.
cover The mine, which r. badly damag
ed, is owned by the Readirg Coal and
Iron Company.
The Treasury Department decides that
so. called "blanketing," composed Of
wool and fax and imp rted 70 the ex.
press purposes of being manufactured
into card clsth, Is dutiable at the rate Of
So cents per pound, and 30 per cent. ed
valorem, as u non enumerated manuiact
ure IN part of wool
While Mrs. James Crusan and her 0
year old daughter, Annie, were gathering
cOhl pu hne tuuhJ 'NAiA Ia hhihOhu tEdthi
near Latrobe, Pa, yesterday, they were
struck by train and killed Mr.. Cru
san was the mother OF six all children
Lafiing & Rand's powder factory neal
Cressona, Penna., blew IN yesterday
afternoon, killing three men, George Gil
man, Charles Reed aud Henry 81 mich
The shock fthe explosion was felt for 1
distance OF ten miles.
A despatch from Wheeling, West Wiz
ginlA, says the citiLeDs' committee tina
visited the district devastated by thu
food, found 1876 families, aggregatlnG
over COO persons, suffering and in need
OF the neccessaTiCs OF life,
Ebenez StAnyard, who killed hi
sweetheart, Alice Hancock, in YouDGs
town, Ohio, in 1887. was hanged in the
pc itentiary annex in Columbus at
O'Clock yes erday morning.
All the leading coal managers In New
York yes erday decided to advance pricei
at tldewater on the 18th inst as follows
10 cent? on broken, Is on egg and % OF
stove and chestnut.
Charles Krause shot and MORALLY
wounded himself In presence of hit
sweetheart, because she refused 10 marry
him, in Milwaukee, on 1hlrsday night
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Last evening, s5oaI W ~ Y,
word WAS te,eph0ned 10 tei'lu h \,
hill that the body OF 3 msl ~ Y
dead In the brick yald OF reg .,. |.
cor, on the Concord PIKE ~ !.
was brought into the mtT'usI,i- !.
ing, and proved to % ihh q ~,
named Gordon. Upon 's1i.l. y,
clothing q pocket ol5E W ~
the contents Of which co'lL~,
mum Der Of old coins, ag9ai ~ ~
an English penny dat q lM u I'm III
ceased used TO reside win yn.'
Mrp. Smith, In Nous Ivy ,',,.a
OoToue or viii not bold 81 ii'aI N,
give o burial eettltcA@
natural causes.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
FIFTH EOITI5I


, i! In tnslice to pallle, r ,','
S S 70 say that tbs VIM, ,aa'efs'l,i,
q III 49, rSooinR the siole o. Of / T \ "
s,.I son was not in tbei, =, y Va
time and has not bssn ]. tnp.oy 4
mon, The arrest v, 'a' l't'
very prompt aotlcn 4, % ~, dus h
, mno, aided by ofticst'' r =, !, s'iu
io i. OF Chester, esso,sSi 10 }
w WI twelve ho1rs ai,, y' 4, Va y
was reported. Tho vo ast Tie VI,
been under o9ntip1sS ~ all sM
IVES not thought Of a. n, 'uipltioa
until his capture. " al'.lI n
u seen cd that he b,s
= lth which he entst,5 ~, > l'An |
TussdAy r'Rht ho as,,' t's .
plfes aud filled a ls,s, III = 'ai4d
goods, among thtm III l'aVR VI
COOLER, ica eros m ma AZ, " : nj
clee. He tcOE thtsout 4, n. N eas'El
and employed a boz h, 4 w I'D
" 70 the morocco is3,ot, !, \
at Ninth and WRlp1t ,,,',, sAIis
Sns employed. ia. ny, I'M, 'A'fl
summoned q Wilnir,,'l allll
wagon and shipped ,bs s sga nm
ter, and Ii WA With 4 W, V w
Of disposinR Of lien ~, !, q "
ttors that he was a,rggJ "
brought here for ttlsl n ~. a'H
necessary papers can b ssa o' Y
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Rev, Thonls D. Jester, OF Middle
town, Delaware County, Pa, visited our
city yesterday, and his wife and children
who had Teen passing two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Stewart, returned home
with him 10 the evening, Rev Mr.. Jes
ter has DoH been located at MiddletowI
for fifteen yea s, being the long st tern
of continued service In one church Of
any pastor in the Chester Presbytery
He certainly deserves great credit for his
perseverance In bis work, and the in1u
enee be is exerting for good In tho com
munity. The church has steadily In
creased In membership and as mark OF
respect, he was voted an increases in sala-
ry at the beginning Of the present year,
showing an appreciation that must la ,e
been highly gratifying to him A year
ago he was asked by the Presbytery to
take CHARGE Of the missionary work in
the district, but the fer WAS declined, as
he preferred to stand by the congregation
who have stood by him for 20 long a
period
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Tho work OF emp;yiJg u. n
basin Of tie reaervoit IN Ordti h 4
II was completed yesariAg alHlI
Tao bottom u ibe BaS!D va lia
osntSln about fOlr iUobss o. ID
sediments, which & a,il tiEeE
week to remove Meanwhile Ag
pump a: the.Oit Mil % ktp! "
and night pumping ilto ne naAaII
In orc er to keep up the saPsy VI.
the water was nelEy bli Isa li !
5hortlidRe and HlIy McJ,sta, =
gum boot, on, duscanioj n.o u Z
for The purpose Of sec1t!pg mF
black ash that Wer9 IN lbs OlIi'
means Of neta they suoossdtd ID ..
ing hundreds OF t1em Tasy sisIl
feired to q ash btS, irOm Hf'nN
will be returned wEeu he ohia ~
up.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
THIRD EDITION.


The Morocco Manufacturer AsEnoia.
zion No 1t in AnuuAl session ct the Unit.
"a .6t Atea Hotel, Atlantic Ol1y, on
1harB day, and among those present
YrOm WILMINGTON wert:
y. P4Fke Postles, John q. Baker,
OhArles Baird, james Scott, J. Winfield
Scott, W. ]. MeOlAry, n. NJ. Bond,
Psssr ] Ford.
The following officers were elected 81
che morning session; President, ]
PNrks p Jstles, Wilmington; frft vice
VoFNsident, william J. McolAry, Will
TninRtop; second Vlce president, Henry
RnrEe; secretary, Charles A. MueFtr,
PhilAdelphis; treasurer, W. e. Atkin
aon, Baltimore. Executive committee
-F.B, Mlnlck, New York; Ohsrlei
BAird, Wilmington; Percy a. Seeley,
Rev York; w. A. Mills, Glovarsviile
N.Y.;A. b Martin, Lynn, Macs; +,
%. HAnlop, PhilAdeiphia.
The remAlnder Of TIE business meet
Tag was devoted to the reading Of pa
pers, with remarks and addTssses on
6he state OF the eusinass in the United
States. From Ihtss IL WAS learned thai
Wilmington still takes the lead rs The
principal morocco Misunderstanding City
Ia this country. Among the other bust
ness arAnIacted was resolution AdViS
ing the Executive Comm tttse to inves-
tisate the differentiation OF Rooda used
in the bus ness. After the bueinesI
meeting bauQutt was gwen In thu
annex OF the hotel, and among tae toAstl
wore the following:
"Our association, a. Its membership
increases may itR usefulness be en-
lnFRsd," responded to By j. Park'
Poatlea.
"rhe excellence OF American manu-
faotured mosoec }, Its developm uts and
possibilities" responded to by John q
Baker.
"The prem, the promoters OF manu-
facturss," responded TO by william
Nolcro;B
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
HrgvInaa

me cheapest has house In alaN s7dy
RumGoRd 0roS.' 4OS NAY Ass ntreoS
Oupping and leeohing, los e. Second Ht
Try BuAh's coal you viii ike IL,
Brazilian Balm. immediate cure for numps.
BrAsiliAn Balm cures = cold; 10 dOsss, lOo
Try Bash'S coal you will surely men.
AillArd Y. Davis, jeweleT, TX. second A.
Pine IS X. Rings, At HGnrs, 10 K. Fourth.
Frank HOop Smith, druggist, 5th and King
American laundry, Goa Went Front street
Holls, h o. 4 gtst 10 street has returned
from Chicago, and Is gtill open though his
curtains are dDHu.
II you want ouosp plcturs frsmesso 70 g.
X. BAuRh, Eo3 Wet second street. l hR1 Z
the largest stock 10 pslaWKr0i ooms and BO'
fer yourselves.
Ross has removed from lle Market street
70 his rev store, 40 Market street, with 2
largo stock Of hats, Fhits anirts, So sndoFs
hosiory, necKWoar and notions. All OF the
latest styles and pricSI guaranteed the
lowest Ia tho cltY Money fstarnod u soodl
sre nOt salsfgetOrY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

BSdly huu

j. Graudhomml, Who cs,apA \
Dnugherty farm, stGr titssrrs. Oh
tlanR huDdrei, narrowly s,sipd NJ
fatSll5 injured o. + ,llsy n,firt 4
was eDpsgsd III halbg vba, I
after the wagon had teso Osdsieu
bis seAt on the front PAL, d he ll
the purpose Ct driving The lois II
barn. In pAsNlLg d0Ea 0 dttr.aI
piece OF ground the Lort8 C9aaEl
20 move petty rap'dlysudigsh til
u check chem bs Slippsi Ch ID, I
and falling behind ihs h9iEilltdI
OF the wagon psS5ed oysl Bis 5iaEI
back. irjuTiHF htG quite Nnlsl
Or. Jastph II. Chtnd.st Of Us1ru.
weg i'm Tn' d,ately Fsnt i,r ,lDi 5gmi
nation f0Hnu tbRisIibO or lE0hln
broken, but gave lin lhe Nan
shat he Would liEu.y Osa.l hlll
couple OF weeks p'foin
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

PITTsBUkG, Pa, july 1S-Henry II.
FlApn, aged 20 years, and Mites Annie
X. Kllgore, not yet IS years OF age,
eloped from here last Friday, and,
going TO Camden, N. J., we've married.
Elann 10 . bookkteper in the Marine
Natitn nal Bank, and Miss Ktlgore 10 the
only daughter of Colonel KilRore, who
Was commander Of TIE l66th PeDnsyl'
vApta Volunteers. IN Sheriff Of ALE
ohsny County aud ez City Treasurer
On Saturday they returned to this oily,
Colonel KilgoEe at first refused TO be-
lisve the news, but when they exhibited
the marriage certificate be swore that
be would never forgive then. An hour
Mfterward be Etlentod and gave them
his blessing.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market street.


A meeting will be held in St. Mary q
Catholic Church tomorrow afternoon
for the purposs Of discussing the ques-
ton OF erecting 4 church over Third
street bridge. Sometime ago 1t Was DO
oided to erect = church In that locality,
aud 3 site was presented by Bishop
Becker, A number Of the pArishoneTs
we're not favorable to the site, ana the
matter for the time being was dropped.
Bishop Curtis has now decided that q
church shAll be erected, aud II those
who arc opposed to the Site already pre-
scented do not purchase 9 lot the church
will be eTNoted on the Becker lot with
the funds already in hand. Tho stiuo
ture will be OF frame.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

On September 2l., MAJ.
tic Sewing Machine o, ~, ,''u , I.
o. wing machine t. Am w N w !
2H Maryland averu, n, W 4.
liVsry Of the machine d. s \, " !.
slgned an AgTeemsn, d IN n, y !,
month until the deb wv n i,, v
The pay ments were Esd, M, wv y, /, .
til o itober, 1887. Dudu, lS, sS,i A
the purchase Of tbs nv,,, =, y
JAnusry lat, tina pIe,ent ~, N,
pad over to the compA,i 4; 4, NJ,
leaving q balance Of s.. '-''
Through unfOr,unao cryng,,
she has bsen uraols to DIV n. ~,
der OF the bill. On JAY l!.A Mr., !
OF the company called a. tl,I,,,,
took the machine huty,
The question arises 40 rSa.S,
company had q legal iIill I, p,rI
each q measure WHB ma \
matter Is now ia the ti,,, y MI
bertoletts. y
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

The Americus have strong team.
Jack Huey is playing for a record.
The seafords have got new battery.
The QUicSsteps are playing good ball.
The Wilmingtons viii present a strong
nine TO dPy.
OFT" scheu will cover first base for the
WilmingtOns to-day.
The Smyrna nine will play the Solar
Tips at Philadelphia. to-day
Why did Kelly OF the Wilmlngtons play
so poorly at the last game with the
Americas?
The Prices Senate will play q match
game with the Elmer Senate to morrow
morning Tor a keg of "nalls."
william Thompson 10 Ons of the best
players in the Wilmington nine. A few
moIe OF his kind and this club would do
up the AmeTlcup.
Ths Fleetwood base bail club ia
ready 10 receive challenges from any
niue who have players under 10 JtBta
OF age. AddrGBe all Uhalle BgeS 10 Il.
DTuokher. 81 w. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
a "Pllra a ,mmst,.. rImsly nan.

UNIoSTowR, July 13.-W. C.H1lden,
the young Baltimore aud ONO news
agent " no VISA arrested and Jailed for
Him filming" paSs5neeTs ouE Of their
money, wss released on bail 10 day,
his aged mot9er having come here from
TtoRH County aud furnished the $500
He left town on the fret train, net even
waiting fer biz moih.r He had little
mora Than lett WHEN Officer Shepherd
arrived from Cooneliseills with another
charge Of Il e same kind only to hnd
HIN gene. II 10 not thought he will 70
turn,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Judge Lyman prs ided A. uGuAl At
this m jgniu2's session Ct the city colrt
and disposed OF the following cssef
David Anderson, y young colored mau
was atjud2sd guilty OF committing an
assault anu battery on Joseph Dugap,
and sentenced 70 DAY dne Of 20 cent?
and costs, am uating to $685.. Al
David is inpecnuicua, and his father
declared thai no would not pay the bill
It Is probsble he will have to 80 to jAil
John OurHin wEs very drunk yeoter
day and lie wps required to hand ovel
81 and Gusts this ;nCrpitg.
George GORDON was charged will
Committing 30 assault ard battery OF
Jennte Fountain, and was d schArget
upon paying the COet'.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Yesterday D. c. Clinton, a fireman EN-
ployed on the P W. IL B. railroad, fell
in front Of a moving train, but fortu
nately the wheel pushed him along the
track, and the train was stopped hefor,
he was seriously injured, He was how
ever, badly bruised and was brought tC
this city, where he was attended by
Special Officer Jones, after which lie wa.
removed to his home at No. 10lS KirR
wood street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
The New .. a o, Depot.

Work has been begun on the new B. &
o p sseuger station at the foot Of Mar
ket street, and it Is intended to have II
ready Tor uss inside Of the next Dinety
days. Before the building is completed
the double track 10 W. Il. N. junction
Will be finished aud the b. 81 . will theT
start all its Philadelphia local train
from Market street station. An add
tional number Of fat ira rs will be place.
in the schedule aud the new line will
give WilminR'o on the 0dyal tage OF great
ly Increased train facilities.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

PoTrsTowE, Pa July ls.-Johu Hoh.
mau came to this city yesterday and met
Mrs. Amanda Russell, widow, of Quar-
Tyville Lancaster county, for the pur
pose of getting married He went to the
National Iron Bank TO get some money
leaving his sweetheart with J H. Colins
of this city, who was to be the grooms
man Upon his return he found thai
Mrs. Russell and Collins had eloped OF
the $50 train North, whtreupOn he ta'
down aud wept like a child.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Daniel Fox, former well.known
citiSsD, died at the inEane department OF
ths 81 shonte last evening, after an
ilsntEs laetirg over three year,. BE
had been au inmate Of the Institution
ier over year. The deceased Wa
soaut a years OF A9e, and was we'll
known in thia city, having carried on
tba undertaking husinesn at Sixth AND
Shipl"y streets. Tho body viii h.
qtOuE b. TO this city for interuen',
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

James Il Wood q Oo.'s three teams
met on the avenue yesterday, one
donble team and two single leAme,
Nith men and material for work THIS
arm is fairly active with all kinds OF
metal work Of tin, galvanized iron,
. Gin aud corrugated, factory work and
TIN roofing. The works Of the MessTs
Wood g. Co., taking all Of their depart
msnts, Is more active this season than
formerly.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

This morning OfiOsr Sheer arrest ted
Isaac Hayden on suspicion OF the
larceny OF . coat. The officer after
wards recovered the coat In q second
hand shop on West Front straet, where
he bad disposed OF it for 90 cents. Yea-
terday be appropriated counterpart
belonging to his mother and sold It.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

The steamer JunIata, plying between
our C ity ard Peunsgrove, carried more
passengers than she should bs allowed tC
carry at one trip on Thursday last. The
the boxes contliui the ballass, life
preservers and other articles. 1t is said
had to be left n the Jersey side to make
room for the passengers, as well as K
tighten the load There were great
many persors ia dread all the way over
which took over one hour, lest the boai
should topple over with the crowd. We
think the captain should not carry such
\ big load for the csplgity OF his boat
Better o have made TWO triIs
BeEl Dread and sAkes In tho city 81
Waltnn'n. Seventh and TatnEll.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

James Mearns, who resides near New
Garden, Chester County, Pa, sent boy
to cultivate corn on Wednesday of last
week, when the horse rot going to sui,
the boys views. he ierked him with the
lines, causing him TO back against the
cultivator, which cut his legs go badly
that It was deemed best to kill him
The loss is quite serious one to Mr.. Nj
as the horse was valued at 1925. Ii
would have heen much cheaper for Mr.
NJ. TO have employed man TO have done
the work
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
,,n,la,nc = N.u asl

Braudywlne Lots7, No ,, ID 4
f., has commenced ln' ma Hlhl'
new lodge building o. , MI ltits
a. thu ioos OF ssytnis1 n md he
will bs three atoties ~ n's Tttta VII
mated cost Is 81, 'OO' 81 10 ID
T psrt Of + tho buiidias VII TIC ~ W.
lodge and Socisig flo On ,ai 400
ton is row beiDf iis,.l 49, II q o,li
turs will be pushtd ll oISio.
tion as rapidly as p.s-'., -
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

Lemu2l Shovel, who had the large toe
ot mis- right ioJt mashed on Tuesday
atte'no last, has SO far recovered as to
be able to be out. Under the careful
trzalmsut Of DIR James Crawford, the
wound is rapidly heal ng.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

have FEW Hryt-olass buggIes left
witch wlll sell ohssp, Any one in
want OF q good buggy osn 90 no better
than c4ll and examine and buy. john
W E,lhc-, aVsr M&:k-t -t-c.; h-!-se.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
seeking NV Hrounda

1t Is stated hat the Delaware Club
have secured new grounds on tn o 'Byrne
estate, on the KennGtt pike and that they
will be beauliied and put ia complete
order for the use of the members.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
DIED.

HUTH.--On the l2th ius., NJ. Estslla
daughter Of Allen ". and Maggie U.
huth, aged months aud II days.
Relatives aud friends arc respectfully In
vttei TO Rutond her funeral from the resi-
street, Oh Sunday afternoon. Services Al
tbs house at q O'CLOCK. lntormsnt ct silver
view cemetery.
GRUB ION tho 18th inst, A. No. 02l West
Fourth street, Mis- Helen Grub, after .
lingering illness.
Due Iotios Of tho funeral will be given.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
Observation-Disclosures
Peroxide of SiIiCates,
The FARMEKs AND GARDENERS
BEST FRlEND.

A sure protection against the raVagss oil
all inN OF pests that destroy the Erowlp .
crops. When mixei with the Fertili1er IL
viii destroy all urubs and Worms In the
toil 1t kiGB the colorado BBetle or Potato
Bug, the Cabbage Worm and All kinds OIL
bugs and inseota that attack the tomato
plant. hale, egg plant, oAuhhOwer, cueum.
Der, melon, squash ana cAntoioups, ourrant
bushes, rose bushes, fruit trees and al
Bhrubbory, eto, etc.
Tn tender Vince dust lightly and o. hard.
ior plRnts more liborally. The bsst time 10
Apply tho SiiioRtes Is whom vegetation is wet
from rnin or dew. Tho BilioAtes being In the
1hRpo OF d 90 powder 10 readily applied By
means Of busting through q cloth bag c bout
the texture Of 3 tle oheeBs cloth. When 4
large area Of Cabbage or Potatoes 10 10 be
busted, It can DO done quickly and evenly
two rows az time, with our hand dgsI1E
bsRs and es fast as an Ordinary walk. All
our Agents cAn Rnpply the bags.
WHOLESALE RETAIL AT
j. j. SMITHS,
.FOIJRTH & CIJIpI nv cTc
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

RIDH RDSOS- GARRISON. at St.
johns Episcopal Church IN Clifton
SpiinTP, n Y on Thu sdAT evening, J ally
l9, 1873, Rev 1T. l.. r. OInver fticiatinR,
Mr n. u. Rioaards n, Of No. go East
Moth street, wilmington Del and III las
jennie Garrison. Of Clifton Springs, N. Y
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
We MUS

Convert big lot of our Clothing into cash. We
want the money and do not want to carry the
stock. We know it is between seasons, and
the time IT de goes slow, but we mean TO offer
the people chance to get good clothing at
very low prIces-and at prices that will be an
inducement to anyone to buy now. Our object
is to raise money. We prefer to give our
customers the bonus to buy our clothing.
There is no use Tor us to quote prices,
neither to mention qualities; we want everyone
to see for themselves and be their own judges,
(bear in mind we do not handle trash) but
good, reliable, stylish Suits, Goats, Pants and
Vests for Men, Youth, Boys and Children, and
when you buy of US, if not satisfactory YOU
know we cannot afford to do anything else,
Your full moneys worth is the only safe way
OF doing business We have always aimed to
make every suit of clothes sold sell others for U.s.
TAILORING. There never was better
time to get clothing made to order with US than
now. We have the materials and the tailors
ard want to use both. Call and look.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

now reduced to 70
cents per yard.
Opaque D'India
More open and
cooler than a lawn
and much stronger
in wear. Generally
small figures on a
white ground--very
stylish and popular
for lOw-priced sum-
merthin wear. Regu-
lar III cent goods,
80 inches wide; now
reduced to 8 cents
per yard.
The neatest, dain-
test, newest, all nov
city border Ladies'
IHandkerchiefs for
going away use-2
for % cents and you
will think one for
that money would
be cheap.
Venetian Plaids
and the last this
season. A fine linen
lawn in effect with a
$50 cent value in
Hooks. The most
popular thin mater
lial this season---10
Icents per yard.
Boys Shirt Waists
lin figured percales
lare reduced from 70
Icents to 43 cents.
and in dark seer
suckers from 70
cents to rs cents.
Igo-to.t h e-country
and sea.shore waists.
Persons desiring
to furnish country
residences, sea.shore
cottages or camp
meeting tents will.
find many opportu.
mites among oul
mating and carpet
stock.
Mattings:
WhIte-l0c per yard, CT $3.50 per 70
of 40 yards
Fancy-12l.c per yard, or 81 so pt
Ioll OF 40 yards,
Fancy-2Oc per yard, or o. per roll
40 yards.
Carpets:
q Remnants of Tapestry Brussels in Il
following leugths, of the be
makes such os R0xbury, Stinst
and Smiths, which retail at rs
S5c and 95c will al be sold, TO tai
the piece, at SOC per yard.
Bring the measure Of your rooms al
some of these ends may suit 20
81 4U2. 30
20l5 S55 20
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HassOcks:

About 100 little solled; regular 75c
and 81 goods, made from Mos Eette
and Brussels. We will sell the
lot for 35e each.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14

remember that ChapmAR's Cigar House
lie always open ~ . .. m. Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-14
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