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Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
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trains viii leave Wilmington ne follow
PhilAdelphiA teIpress), 752, 20, 40, 7.bo
Is 50, 10, 81 1907, II IS II 81 =. m, Il %
g ~, "a 80, 9 @ and 7'os ?. m.
4; eS. 100, ~, 40. 10 %. 10 80 p. IN.
FOR Chester teTpressl, $50, $50, s5o, sIb,
q II IS, II 81 a. M, Il n, "a, 80, 7O6, and
Kceommod.tion, SO, 200, 7O6 SIS, iOsSA
n;i IS 90, 6s2 20, and 10 70 p. m.
New York, 20, 2 81, 20, q 30, 7 90, 8 60, 10 0q
I bl m, 'l2.S, 80, az, 1910. 8 "A, '62S, 7 %,
For West Chester, via Lanokin, 70 and
lh a, M, 2.35And 400p, m.
For Nawark tCentre) and intermediate sta.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 Il
baltimore and Bay Line, p. nj.
Baltimore and Washington, f2S 4se, 500
y, and ll9oa. m, II 0o, Il II, 2H, 4 4b, 5 10
Trains fo5 Deisvsrs Division leave for,
Is p. M, and IL 06 Night
aeorgetoWn and LeWes, s 20 4. m .,s 70 D. N,
5eaford (eIpressl, 60 p. IN.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations, IS
Express for Harrington, 90 p. m. Wa,
Eipress Ei Tor dover, Hlrriu ugton, and Del.
mar, ~. 20 p m, and II o5 Hight.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
"rt and Norfolk, Il 80 p. IN. a nd Il oS Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII
dngton (eIpressl, l225, $50, 7n, III. old
90 q ls, Il 40, u s. a. M, q, 3 Of, io, 30
% b2l, 6O7. 6S7, I y. IN.
AccommodA lou, $50, l02s =. M, La Al
n. +a. z 8 as 1908 10 20. and il a .. m.
For further Information, passengers are
r. red TO the ticket ofilee Al the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expire
oa % ! .. SR L; PGaa. ft N'' Is 0n.isfs' < WOOD
q 'eral Manager General Passenger A r,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Rnot q man Dead.

WATERLOO, Neb.. Maroh 25.-A. w.
AllysWorth, who lives in Council Bluffs,
lows, entered Todd's Hotel this morn.
ing and, drawing revolver, pointed 1t
at George Hill, at the same time cay ing
"Whst is your life WORTH" Hill was
about to reply when Allyswotth fred
the bullet passing through Hilrs head
just above the eye, iufiioting q fatal
wound. Allysworth then went out on
the street and began firing promisou
ously at every Dody.
Town Marshal John Campbell then
arrived, and after calling upon Allys
worth to surrender, whioh he refaeed 10
do, discharged . douhle-barreled shot
gun at bis head, infliotiRR Q mortal
wound. The marshal narrowly escaped
being killed, bullet passing through
his coat and smother through bis hat.
Allyaworth 10 supposed 10 DO insane.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Annanr K,aIlualnas,on.

BALTIMORE, March 24.-rhe police
commissioners hero are getting some
curious letters from . certain DIR. VIII.
Banner, Of York, Pa, who claims to
have bean hsWltohed by parties In
South Baltimore. Accompanying the
letter received to-day was n photograph
representing the doctor wish two largo
stones and several pieces OF bricks In
his haAds, which he claims were thrown
ct him by his tormentors. Tho picture
10 that Of an Intelligent looking man OF
about 35 yeats Of age, with dark mus
tache aud closely cropped hair. He i'm.
plores the board to cage the alleged
wizards whose voices he constantly
hears In the air and who haunt him
sleeping or waking. This 10 the fourth
ls1tsr Of the same purport received by
the board.
DR.. Banner was formerly q pension
attorney In Baltimore, and his present
hallucinAtlon 10 thought to be the re
suit of attending spirttuAlishc seAnces
and reading books Of neoronancy.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Attacked BY the Police.

DUBLIN, March 20 William O'Brien
addressed the Ponsonby tenants At
YouRhAl at an early hour this morn
ing, and Afterward attempted to hold
the meeting which had been pro-
clsimed BY the Government. He
mou uted o car with the intention OF
addressing the people, but was seized
by policemen and dragged to the
ground. The polics then charged upon
the crowd with drawn bAtons, rad o
serious melee ensued. In which q mum
Der on both sides were wounded. Il is
alleged that several Of the police were
stabbed. Magistrate Pluhke.t was
thrown down and beaten and received
q cut on the head. Mr.. UBeiep escaped
to the priests house, and subsequently,
hSrAnRued the crowd Ia q staole. Police
and soldiers are pArAding the streets Vi
the town.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
MONDAY, MAROH &c, 1888.

DEMOCRATIC GLASSES Is sorely trou.
bled, and hi, tr0u oles seem TO increase,
as he tees the IoSer o! the FOUNDERS aud
EepeAttrs Of bis parry growing beAutl-
fully less, with the probability that ere
loug 1t will be gone altogether. L. wac
. trouble TO him when Demo ,ratlo
Legislature, fer the purpose OF check
ing DemocrAilo Abusee o. tho elections,
especially in this city, crested the cleo
tion Commission, bat port OF the good
thai ccu!d havs been accomplished BY
aha com omission Is nulllfisd by the tax
receipt clAuse, which Stlll makes IL
possible ,er the tex collectors 70 make
or unmAks voters, and permit only
those 10 vote whom they please. Bat
lhe election Commission have now In
creased Democratic Glsssss" trouble
by Hctuslly appointing Mr.. John P.
Ruth, . well-knoHn Republican, as
clerk Of the commission, and he says;
al the msiority members OF the de.
partment did not wish q Democrat for
ihis potition, they might have easily
secured man OF independent pIoolivi
ties, but TO use an obnoxious Law like
this for the purpose OF boosting parti.
san Republican into fat position Is
like adding insult To Injury. There is
no doubt that Mr. Ruth Is thoroughly
com petent to perform the duties Of the
oftice, but plenty Of Democrats could
havs been secur6d without trouble"
Why oer!AlOly they could have Ap-
pointed . Democrat, and we i'm sglne II
wou'd NOT have been . hard m Itter Ia
find one that would have obeyed the
bidding OF his masters As thoroughly
as the sssessCrs and tax collectors do,
ard that this 10 the principal reason
Why ID m1,rado Glss.e" complains
about the appointment ls inferred
from the following:
''Ths clerhship Of the Department oI
Elections ia a position liable to prove o.
great political advantage 10 the party
TO which the occursnt belongs"
Tdkps 4; bu. II seems that MssArs
Hart and WilIGn, the Democratic
mem bers OF The com mission, are deter
mined to Arry ont not only tie letter
but the spirit Of the Law, and therefore
have exerclsed their own discretion II
selecting their clerk. TIE object Of th'
law cannot be illy carried into effsc
this year, ss the aseessors and tax COL.
lectors hsve willed d fTsrent, but III
day Will oome when It's benefio oia
effso.s will be ie,s
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

1T WOULD be we'll Tor the tenn per.
snce mia ia llls cry, who demonstrate
a. eaoh tenn Of cour. AgEinst licenses
bsiDR grained, TO adopt the same course
pursued ~ the judges who are no "
aotlnE on liquor liosU.e applications In
Philadelphis. A careful revIe1 OF the
proceedings shOSs that there is not a
sing spll oln; for license whose record
ts ho' known 10 Ihe judges. II he has
ever been charged with keeping q dis.
orderly hou.s, selling on Sundays, or
70 minors, orta Any way violating the
law the judges haze by some means
fouud II, spd The eppliosnt finds Ii rls-
inS In judgment ssAins. him. Al frst
shoushs II seems wonder nj how all this
minute ia'0rna'lJn ojuli baye been
secured, bu' for ber consideration viii
show that /. is very eSsy 10 obtain an d
the means for obtaining II are o. avail
able to the ten }5rsnis men In ibis city
As ihey arc 10 The judges In PhllAdel-
phiA.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
BA FIM0AsE q OhaIO kAILnOAD
tOH xDULE IN KTFnOr, Nov. n, IL
rrAina laAYa IAaInNarA xnnnn .ana,.

Trains leave JNlAware Avenua ISpot
70. fhliAqolphia ALd Ons3tor, o 10, 7 os
IS, 10, 10 10 ant II IA m; 70 2 90. 3 90
/ o5, 8 10, ~, o 30, 7 80. 8 Is and gla D. n
IN sundays, 90 %, 8 4b, 10 10 and Ii Il .
nj 20, 3 OO, 10, 8 a, 0 30 and 20 D. m,
For ChioeEo, wheeling Columbus anc
Sandusky, daily, 7 40 q. IN, and 10 D. IN.
For Pittaburs, daily, 90 =. N. and l % ,
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
i1ly, IL 10 q. N and 20 D. m.
for daltlmors and Wash inEton and New
ARK and HavFe do Grace, IL 10 An. .;2s5 anc
20 Q. N: en- Sundays, 10 and IL 10 d. IN .
Its and 8 90 p. m.
For SlngerIy, SIS and IL I0A. m:2t.
20 and 80 9. IN. and IA 90 midnight UI
sundays, II 10 a. NJ; = 20, 8 20 snd 80 n. n
FOE bAkDBEBEh9,P 10 A N.sradI
aiJ. 1850 =. "a. and zts p, N. daiis
trAina ieaye Market stFeBs station
f0r PhiladelphiA 2 9b p. N. daily, exesr
indsy. FOR Baltimore 7sS T..
Aiiy, except sunday Sos i4Andenbats
50 and 1880 A.. NJ. and SsS r. Ia, dsiii
:9ep' Sunday s.lb .. N. 5undsg oniy
30 p. IT., daily.
rhe 1850 G. N. train connects =. t.As
unciion with OinolnnRti ana st, I.oui
aI5ugh exprsss, daily, szoopt SUNDAY. I'm
| 20 p II. connects with OhieAso snd K,
.ouls express daily.
Trains for Niimington-L.saYs Phi,.es
hia, daily, O. u. %, 1000 4, a., 81
Daily, except SUNDAY, T.ls =. izt
| ioon, AG.ls, IL 90 y. N.
Express trains
| " n, GBEMEHrH, y. 4, LDRI
MGnsEer. osD1 Ptsa Agss
feisphons no. lna.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

AS YET there has been nothing mAde
public 10 show who President Olsve'
land will appoint 10 succeed Chisf Jus
tios Waite, and u 10 highly probable
will mot be, for several days. There is
n grave responsibility resting ON The
President In this matter, and u will NOT
do for him 70 elevate an unh, man or
q man Who IL known % m unrecon-
ssxusei 10 s,ssaisnist 10 this, the most
Important position In the q ntted states-
There are several Nsr thern Democrats,
men OF uuswsrving loyalty, who are
well-fittad in avery way t) sssume the
duties OF Ohisf Justlos, and u will be
we'll II the President will make his
selectlon from among them.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

MR., BRICK OF Arkansas,
ne dou u tells sue ruth when he says
AhAs tn " Ils Dark Lantern Tariff bill
is poltalAl mes'uF5 All through, and
more dis iac.lvtly 81 ,hsn auy other
neasute thAt hiss Eeeu brought bsiore
oongres' Tor many ycsrs, and 1t will be
well IT, ienaH sr In this uneotlou
shat NJ. B1eaksgrid5s Ia one OF the
Hamets ct ~ v5gy bill, which he is
nov frank enough % speak OF In this
manner. II t1N-i- tros, and there oar
Dc but ll.tle dov9;ot Ets being correct
IL Is scarcely 70 be supp SD shst Is was
ever thought thSl gug OH would pAss.
Bat What wtti The verdict Of the pie
DE- In re'ereE;s 70 = P1tty Gho would
make sneh m97s f.. The parpo,e Of
n1vsncinS 't-.r oSa Interests? We
beiie'a snet Pses.lsnt Cleveland and a
portlon OF hla party would glad ly IL fl Of
itee 'tsde Gp9a this country II they
dared TO.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

IT sEEMs to be Of little 10 for q man
10 make will nowadays, With the ex
pec!AtlOn thss Ne pro visions will be re-
speo!ed after his dssIh. There are no v
two notable oAses 10 New York, and
similar cases aF= constantly occurring
In different paris OF the country. Oae
Of the Nav Y-rk Cases Is that OF Sam
uel j. rilden, sboso will Ia nov uuder
legal Ere, In this case the maker Of
the will was himself an accomplished
Attorney, well versei Ia the mysteries
oftle lsW. Il addition 10 this he was
surrounded cy the tc5s legal advisers
10 be o0tsinedia uudtr these oir5um-
stan YES it is hagi to understand how
there csn be anything A5oat 50 inpor-
rant dooumsul IS hls last will and
testament wh2h would leave anv
chance fer = ON est. Therefore the
only ooroGsion asn b9 arrived 81
Ia thA. II men su9A So Mr.. rildsn can.
not make slt eh.3h will be free
from danger Of o)ntes, there is ou! H..
Ne hope t5r anY owe elle to do 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26


THfRE ore scme people Who are dis
pestd 20 oomp AIN because "wlnter still
inser' In the lSp oi sprlng,' but such
persoIs sh u d taAsm Der that is m ore
tnan probable that ths preseu. 10.
oie az III, Tsutry sesthsr is q blessing
IN ut'gaIse. lhus lar va have 90. had
any trenstlr9 Wsfm weather 70 swell,
the reAlh and cther buds, only to oause
them to Dr. d=' r5ysi by thu ould susps
which dqsius her seasons have been
sure 10 filo1 rIis aas Il case yeAr
oe'ure 'A's, .si slt'n last year, and the
oonttq Nnu' Tst In the frutt gro Esrs
o. ms $ aa seTe deprived OF thous-
snos o. d ieri that they o her ~iss
aooIh hay ac'yed for ,hsir crops.
we sh19id ;Htfellrs possess our souls
IN pAheDo', W % ne assurAn % that sre
ong u" Ti1'u Ril have passed Aw.iy,
ana We shat "a a she fuli enjoy me- N
of beau'itu spring.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
shooting MAtoh.

A shooting mach took place on Sat
rtdAy afternoon at Line Tavern on the
kennett pike, between George Miller
bod James Green, at live pigeons for
S25 side. Miller shot ten out OF nine.
teen pigeons IN the rlse, and Green
seven cut of eighteen, Miller winning
the match. There were over SiCO
changed hands on the resul, Of the
mAtch. The RooklRnd people felt very
sore over the defeat of their crack
shot, while the Brandy wine are highly
elated and have bulglng pOcketbooks.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
wANAMAKnRss.

pedia, article-Shetland
Islands. You needn't lin
ger on the ponies, but the
croiters' huts and the
bright peasant girls and
the wonderful shawls, 90
fine that a large one can
easily be drawn through
a lady's 6nger-ring, you
may linger upon. More
to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
GREAT
Sale !
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
THE LAST WEEK.

Ladies' Calico Wrappers from
4S to $50 each, hardly the price
of material.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Drawers as low in price az zoe,
Chemises zoe.
skirts 40c, not the price OF
material.
Black and Celored Dress Silks.
ColoIed Silks as low as 85c 0
yard, Black Silks as low as 45o.
Buy now il you need any.
Dress Coos Of all kinds re.
duced in price. Elegant all wool
cashmere, 40 inches wide, 4Oc,
All wool cloth, 81 inches wide,
only 55c a yard. Now is your
chance to buy dress goods cheap
All the best BRANDS Of Calico &c
q YARD, less than VIII holesale price.
Great bargains are being offer ed
in our hosiery Department.
Lislc Thread Hote, Silk Hose,
Cotton Hose, all reduced TO less
than cost; they must all bs sold
this week.
Crashes Of all kinds, Sair
Linens, Hall Linens, Napkins,
Doylies, Table Covers, These
|goods are now in demand and
buyers can find some elegant
bargains in our stock; they must
all be sold.
Han6kerchiefs, Lace Fichus,
5ils and Lisle Thread Glovee,
Kid Gloves, Hamburg Edgings,
Buttons, Dress Trimmings. Ger.
mantown Wool, Zeohyr, Goasa.
mers. and hundreds Of other
things usually kept in a dry
goods and trimming store, have
all been feducei TO less than
wholesale cost. They must all
go.
Bargains are offered all over
the store. Every article has
been reduced. The sale closes
positively on Sa,urdsy night.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Tho MILE BsII.

WARRINGTON, March 25.-Thera IL
good reAlon TO believe that the Dem o.
Gratis In The Pennsylvania delegation
will stand as follows on the Ways AZ
Mcans Committee'e tSrIff hill: FOR So
eoott, BuckAlew, Maish and Ermen'
out; against 10: Randall, Sowden
Hall and possibly Lynch. The lac
named may however vote fer Il.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
pHHLADELPHIA PABRIEC
\ ODD n LLUW HAIL, -
lne MoeA. commanding

thu hNUhY, N AKOH 2ath.
ISIS; II ] Ius fnknlO,H Ward s5ossia.,.
quo clog dancer Mis- Lilie Leslie, New
not, PniiAa beautiful songstr,s.. NJ.
loria Wren AID Lutte fra !, ~, " ise hee
etusM, ana Lost CT others Barrymore and
,,ustlnf FRO tietots. bdmis Ion 10 apd 2Os,
matihess Tnuriiay, Saturday, N lndaS
and Wednesday. m2A al
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Removal

Dr. II. P. Ewes, ' et'rInary surgeon re-
moved frr IN No 6O6 French street to
No, $40 West street, and bss succeeded
to the prac'ios Of Dr.. Ward b. Row.
land, for rer 8 ate veterinarian.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
xo.t truna

NYoTioE-I, FRKDERI0K W. HgHL,
IN the owner o. the house situated At
NO. I've west fturth street, IN the
rmn ,s wAra oi 'h. city Of va;
state Of Delaware, NJ compliance with the
require m snts Of the ksA the General As
semhly In sueh ease made and provided, de
hereby give notice that 1 shali apply in
writing 70 the Oeart Of General Sessions /
the Peace and jan Delivery OF the
State Of DelawAEe IN and for New
Castle Oounty, On Msnday, ne TN day Of
nay, A. D. 1ese being the merit t4rn
OF said court, for npsnss for said house, ~
an Inn or tavern, tor the sale thsreiu OF In.
tozicAttng t1uorp In less quantities than
one quart, 70 be drunk on the premises, and
ths following respsetAbis oitfzsAa OF said
ward recouAzn end thb said application, via
julius Uunthar james MsK emma
Joseph BrannsF DAnisl MesluJker
kdwafd stone Anton hAuoer
Jenn bsder Christian Spoori
Daniel U,LsaTy II Bisrnann
II ZimnernAnn JB Wslch
Ernest Hstnel ID BubsnHsf
T.Sewsll Woleh Jos Nisde mater
Joseph b Bader Alfred Walton
Herbert LAnge dto Steinicken
OOnred Keller OhAa CorriEAu
Joteph Goodman George TiEek
A Biekta
m35 ap FEkDbRI X W. HE'LL.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

The Easter Occasion will
touch
Bonnets and millinery
Wraps and jackets
Silks ana Dress Goods
Easter Cards and Zeys
Fans and Fancy Goods
Tile House Beautiful
Tile CRITTERS Ha
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
WHMIRGTON STEAMBOAT co.
STEAMER mue
8RAaUYwIsE Es;|ss.sa

90 Ard after Thursday. March 8, will
loevo Fourth street wharf daily, (SundaYis
'noIudad, a. q. IN and ~ % noon.
5otva fhtlafslphiR at 10 3. N. and u. 10.
after Bt mIrutes proyiona 10 icavIns H. o'A'
IelcbhOIe No ii.
No ifeight received for M.,on. u.., -
Chester. Uo iVSk OF
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

In the course Of a day or two
you will be invited to wit
ness a peculiar exhibition
in the store. Meantime
look up your EncyclO-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

N nass,ss o,,.. 3isNTAL y
Gel ipr Loan atg0rl ttlOn will 10 mold At tso
enlo9 oI tho S9cre'arE, No. 7i2 MRrket
1858 at /. 80 o'cl,cg ma anJr y .a .th,
be presentsd and an eisrtinn 10, otsIpo epois HlIi
DIRECTORS held. AtteJt: ''i 0tii'0iS sno
m9l bs VIA. e, HAWKINS. Soc.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

NorioE-IHB WELLINGTON oDOR-
IN les Ex,avAtinx o., no. ., 10 new
prepared 70 rsoslved all orders, aud do work
plenpty. Leave orders ~ the following
placer: Beard OF Health once, HixA Ayd
King streets; Matthew J. Kyle, Front and
Adams streets. samuel Stanfsy ,eet fRSt kth
street. or sifiss, No 1877 buttonwsed ftrest,
South WlnirNtfn. JAMES ~. WIN.
CHESTER BhO. na+im
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
wHLnI @ssr0a a. a'sSaTBEasE

Ttme tAblo in eReot NOV. 10th 1881. lrAi
leave Wilmington tE'reuoh strsetl "a foIior
Fer Hoaaing, birdsbcro, Joanna, SpriIs
seld, Msynosburg junction, Manor, Pott
Vile, TaiGSqua, Allentown, I,seanOr, Wsi
aersgilie and al points on the PhilAdeIpbi
sad Residing Il. H., 100 .. 70. and albr
For Springfield, WaynoBbaFg juno
lion, ooaEosTillo EmbfssviIls, lsenAps
Uhadd'n Ford sld DuPontis lno iptorYa.
tiato eoints,1.e, s.In., zsG, and ltb Nm
for ooetotsilis snd inHrmadisto points
ct 90 q. H., 2 40 and 4 66p. Ii.
FOR West obsstaf, 700 ., m. $50 and 81
p. N.
FOR n0w Bridge and intefnodiGte point
el1 p. M ARD on Saturday, at % 20 and II II
p. IN,
On Sunday for EesdinE and lnsormediss y
points, at &c 3. m, and foF SpTtngneld an
intermediate points at 3 % D. m.
d q. moOAUSLARD. y. b. HIBBARU,
haperiptendont uonn Pass. Az
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
A DSSogsNED y .I,5 PUBLIosAIr i
fa,u oe n sold A. public sale on eSH,iht-W
ShipAY. MARCH Suu ia,

faruo u uaaa. .1Ia A. public sale os aSN a. =
FRIDAY, MARCH Duu. "A.
at IA O'Clock m.. sharp,
head OF horses, Nal n
S,h h., sound ago'd driver an; ma .IIi, nIIPf,s NJ
No. ,. Bay horse. sys.,. al,
atlyer and worker. o'u' iouad
80 80 =. Bay horse, 7y,,,. al,
kvyl fsmily horse, hald L. olu' souj
70 Z. sorrel mare, 6 yests,
s, sna, a good driver and SoSt ~, 'oal
~ 70: IA, X Bay m,ro, h .v, witt, H.,
VIII work Anywhrre 'pA,
NO. .. sOrrel colt, coming
No. 7. Browa c VI, eou,,r,.
- COOS nilch oOTs, son. ,ro'h Ird
sinse springer, Durham b1ii ''1 and
nhe proc sows, gupd y.tt IaJ
ou farm wagon, tVo ,,,,o 'mll
g,mAnlown, | Top buysr gan
rikh ana btlis hnrsr 10 "a
su.hy suy pl9., lsou'h rcnl n a. uehn
Iowa eultiNaiors, Iiu.. I'D. Sn, . ~
kle hnhesS, ! set lish. loWs~
wbeein a,y ,WsHon haruess. e,s
torks, ghoyels, rAtes 7be, ~ ...,i, z,
TERMS All suns a., tni St N'ite.
nnns over that amount /, rfa,iit atI
WI DC giveA on purchaser si,,s.W
10y Win an approve rbIn,,s.
sutn, or pr cent viii he ,ii..
on Az creh sums.lOlts 1 Iii sI,,gl,ii
nIiDhAh a SON. Aucl.purs,, KY
DUBLIO sALt-TuIpn
Il sale Of 6fst Q Aii htin.,, A.
manufsoturo. VIM ho sold =.
o. y a: Connci's haiG,s nspussa.
. EAST toa-th strest on
sArURDAY. MAg0H 81 ,u
Nlo.So o'o ytEAn
70 sets OF irst-o ass asra,o s,,,..
nght double hGrnssa sIngls ,,'
ouKgy m 'noss, txpIes.anl ~.
whips, blankets, ha t.-, b,sl,. 4.
saddle, l ladya slle s,t;a W. W..
ssm ,ot VI good s. c ldhti mil
,s, euDH hhkeS; The abIre iae M
pieos in tho large Safe ro5r y
hotr. Hooes will to IN sIbte.,
nov uAtil day OF sac All ~,
teod 20 be ~ repre- scented
,ihhNS: all Iums & 81 kui uA,.
81 hr hH over that tn urt s,Is
dayp rill bo given on puich,r. N
pAnkAble note Wl'h IN NJ foy,d ~,
T. - S.,,S }. eutat b.
DuBLiu SALE uFss HGhD0y
a. ses hDd mul,s.
will sell at NY stab,, u g,n VA
Ohnster, Pa, between M4rrs. ,aa
adjoining George nahon llVrJ a,
THURSDAY, MARUH z,s nd
ct l O'Clock ?. H.,
~ Head OF KentRcsy AID S,aa.
Ld ern Ohio ilefgss,
theaa Of good youny ualsl
Suitable for all purpo'et nw
have been carefully itletted IN An
and AmsnH them Will bs ioapi n,
brod rondtterG aud nfdlul Asd
srai ParPosS hORsES. Slost
inspected a. above stahls Two dpl
sale. land 4 month credit.
A.H.TYN
l.. W. stidhnp b SEQ. Aueu ii r
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
noe narkst Street. Above Resoaa.
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
Two Weeks Longer.
OUR
CLEARIN G-OUr SALE

FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now now ., oocts'
Z" button shoes now q 60
" I" now 81 IS
These are worth coming for . long
ways, and worth getting after you get
here.
just Fer Two Weeks.
Ladies' Pebble Fo1ed, warm lined lace,
now 90 cts
Ladles' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now So
cents.
Extra bargains in all kinds Of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies' Pebble Button Shoes, now 81 90.
- a. now a. ak
" Fine Pebble" now 81 so
Kid Button " now 81 25
"Glove Kid Top Button now 81 so.
Rouslng reductions la all kinds OF
seasoDable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School shoes,
now p5c.
Misses Pebble d" "
now 81 IS.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoes, now
$1.25.
Mi.ses' Pebble Spring Heel Button,
nov fl.O0.
Misses " A" "
now S1.25.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
now t1. 40.
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of in connection with the quality or finish,
Little boys hook lace shoes, now s1.0o
sizes 10, II, ~,
little boys high cut hook lace now
sl.25
Little boys high cut button now 81 .25.
sizes, IL to2.
Cost Is not considered In these prices,
only making sure of selling the goods of
quickly and saving you enough money 10
make you brimful Of interest in what we
are doing.
Can't Promite Them After Two Weeks
Children's pebble spring heel, now 6Oc.
kid now Soc.
sizss, 4 tot.
Children's pebble spring heel, now 7bc.
sizes, To lOX.
Children's kid spring heel, now SOC.
sizes, to l011.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kip pillow shoes, now 81 25.
Mems broRans, now El.00.
Mems kid Butcher hook lace, nov
81 so.
Mems coarse boots, now sl.75.
" now 500.
siEes,,6 10, II.
Boys coarse bo Is, now 81 40
sizes, and 8.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 SO.
sizes, 4 and 5
Little boys, coarse boots, now d co.
sizes, 12 and 10.
Not quite half price, but nearly 80.
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble
and hid button, at great saving to those
who purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81 so.
congress, now 81 80.
hook lace, now 81 80.
y2. so.
Remember,your privilege TO return and
have exchanged, II you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned If you
are not satisfied that you have secured a
bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
No. 200 MARKET ST., ABOVE 2D
Wilmington
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