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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-14
&urse RabeIOepeid CIT.

-Truu GuuIauger bat Die geseu ihreu Sat
ten etngsIettete ei6sibuugstIage juritd5ez
Sogen.
- @iue 8epei8e aus Sbaugbai befaii9t
bic NGttitIt, bo6 G0rea etuen Bertrag ges
idIofisu bat, neI4er ruIiiaeu 6duoIern aus
geoebRte BItpileaieu oeu1prt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-14
GsrmtfGtes.

Die tentiae Steuer Stnuubme betrug
S422. .s76 uno bic 3olleinnabme $899, 500.
GER Giul6inug bsflmmte 9ationolz Banfs
Roltu i'm Seirags bon $364, 600 Iisfeu beute
i'm Ghasaute Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-14
Sur 2tTatre Sa6otus.

2Ouson, IS. DECEMBER. - cir SameS
5ersulon, unterietIeidr oes Auapdrtigtu, er=
ipiberte beute Abeub I'M unterbauie AMI cine
Uon Qorb 0lauoOIpb &Sur4Iu geiiellte 5rage,
ber ameIitaulite @eiaHbts babe Dor etlihe1
Sagsn nem IPinlferium oes 2lusudrtigeu
cine 3ui6riit iiber bic affGire SaduIae iiberz
mitteIt, uuo has 9otumsnt lei Sem 2oro
SldptlIe Sugefeut pOIbeu, nm su erfahreu,
pas berielbe ba3u Iaae. Die &orraipOaoeu5
iber bic Gnoele9enbeit lper6e ntdlt nerGfeRtz
Iidt perseu, bis ite abgei9IO6eu JET.
xtonItn ann Orfu sgen anoebIida In Sdt,Sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-14
so. GnaareE.-Swette etsaaG.

gSitoer sthe Sossseuuaa ses etrERs GstoOIe=
berger TN Seaat.-9ie SfIaboEsassStu I'm
Sauie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-14

BGrts, IS. 9e5ember. - pr. Saubfor6,
friiber Elm Nttafe Der amerituuil6eu @eiauotz
itaft in Baris uuo ipdter in Briifiel, beftubet
fdb sur 3eit bier. Inter etueu TreuuOeu
berrift be GHfdt, bGB er oils yta5foIger 6ss
9ru. Mic9uue gum amerifaniiGeu geianbten
an Tranfretd1 ernannt merbeH tuirb.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
Hot Weather Goods
bot Weather Prices.

A large stock Of Dress Cling
hams at 10 and I21z cents. A
few pieces Of Scotch Ginghams
reduced from IS to IS cents. a
broken stock.
Amoskeag Oh a m b r a US
marked down from IS to 8
cents.
The IS cent Sateens at I2H
cents. Exquisite designs in
French 81 to IS cents.
White or Fancy Thin Wash
Goods at about two-thirds price.
A few odd pieces Of Dress
Goods for half or less. Rem
nants Of Dress Goods for one
week for two thirds Of the low
marked down price.
Swiss Flouncings. Cambria
Flouncings. Pique Flouncings,
Oriental Lace Flouncings for
half price. Wide Oriental Lace
Edge you have thought cheap
at IS cents; take it now for 10
cents a yard.
Fans enough TO keep you all
cool. Sash Ribbons in great
abundance. Gents Apply Col
lars 10 cents. We challenge
comparison on our 7s-cent White
SHIFTS; made perfect and bes,
material.
lPARAsoLS MARKED DOWN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The statute Of Liberty snlightaninR
the world, which stands ON Bedloe's L.
land, in the harbor Of New York, 10 one
OF the meet sublime artistic conceptions
OF modern times. The torch Of the god
dess lights the nations Of me earth to
peace, prosperity and progress, through
Liberty. But "liberty" 10 an empty
word 20 the thousands OF poor women
epslaved by physical ailments q hum
drsdfold more tyrsnnical thsn anv
Nero. To such sufferers DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription holds forth the
promise OF speedy cure II 10 specidc
In al thoss deraD pigments, irregularities
and w-akpess o which make Life burden
to 90 many women. The only medicine
sold by druggists, under q positive
gu Tant from the manufacturers, that
it gill give satisfaction In every case,
or money will bs refunded. See guar
antics printed on wrapper enclosing
bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
Tho aspupnosa Candidates.

We place the names OF the RspublI-
can candidates for PfesideHs and Woe
President 81 the head OF our editorial
column today, and shall keep them
shere until the election In November.
A short biosra phical sketch OF each OF
lnem Will be found on our first page.
II will be seen that they are men OF
ability and integrity aud we'll qualified
% discharge the duhes that m,y de.
~olve upon them. The Convention
acted wisely in nominating them, and
we confidently believe the people viii
endorse their action. The platform
adopted Is worthy OF she appreciation
OF every man who has 10 earn his iiv-
Ing by his own work, and desires to
strengthen the institution Of our coun-
Try And contribute 70 the general pros
perlty. II is the true policy TO render
our country and our people ndepend dent
OF every nation on the face Of the globe.
To de this We must produce every Avsi-
= ole necessary 10 comfort and oonveni-
snce within our Wn borders We mus.
mot only raise our own food and manu-.
fAuture our own clothing, but must
build our ships, make Iron, construct
railroads and manufacture Implements
Of war. While We seek 10 encourage
commerce with other nations, We must
never sacrifice any hons industry for
suoh . purpose, The producer and
consumer should be brought IS near
together As possible, so tina, the proAtS
of their labor may be equAliy shared
and not be eaten up By middle men, OF
by exporters and Importers. The Rs.
publioAns aim 20 bring the pillow, the
loom and the anvil - nearly together
o. possible, and thus give empl ~ meni
to the people, a. labor constitutes the
chief capital Of nine tenlhS OF our pso
PIE. By constant employ neus ,h,
great mass will be rendered oompAra
Hvely we'll of, while through enforced
tdleness they will be impoverished AMI
rendered poor indeed. The theory O
protection and . policy ApproxlmAlin
free trade Is the great dlssin sulshinI
difference between lhs two parties, an
the working people should be able /
see 81 glance by which their o IN IL
Serests oAn be most fully promoted
We, therefore, believe that the Rspul
ucAn candidates will be triu N ph An 81
elected, and our country will emit,
upon another term OF unexAm pied pros
perliy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

A QUESTION involving the consntu-
donAl'y Of the Assessments laws OF this
State is bsiog argued before the Our:
ef Errors and Appeals ST Dover. Levi
q. Bird, Anthony Higgins snd Ed ward
G. Bradford, E,ql, are en- ploysd by
the piAtnllff, sad George II. BAGes Al
. 1hh II Rjdney, E for the dc
Tense = jusilcs should govern the
minds q sbe Jatses,tbe enRosmens will
De DO 'istei uuo1n. .itu :!ouai, iuAsm ueh
as L. IL crowded thts every mails oid-
Ean OF th- sge o. 81 .n1 ~ yards shall
Elle "a nonp'ylrg With osrEsln oondt.
aoos. Ena LasinlE;usa has not the
Astt " prohibit his ns.le DsinR PLACED
on tue s"sessmeni or TO put IL out Of
ais poser 10 comply With such cond :
slons' and 'hus prevent his voting al
see e'ec'i9n for the suSosedipg year.
Tue O)nsi,taHon does roI o1nIem plate
uisrAuohisemsui OF voier who may
hall TO ply Tax, exl spt for the eurren
yeAr,sLd the ena1inenE 20 keep him Of
she assessment for the succeeding yeAl
IS . sr1ss osurpAtion, aud worthy only
81 adoption by anarchists OF the viles'
dtm'g )9ues Of the age In which VI
live.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

PERSONS should be careful not 70 ex-
pose themselves unnecessarily 10 the
Esys,oi tie SUI during the con iinuaD ce
o. ths hot weather. A number OF osses
OF Bunsir1ke have occurred la different
sections, aud while there have been
several deaths, other persons have had
nIrrow escapes. Many horses bavs also
suffered from the extreme heat We
therefore urge greater oautlon upJn our
readers. TIE mater has been mora
1orolbly brought to our minds ny the
experience Of W. r, Long, Esq, who
has osen employed in nsterlnS for the
Eeadtrs Ct the REPUBLICAN FOR the
past six or eight yearL He Iets the
ON % aeoai o clock yestsldsy after.
noon, sp 1arenlly in his usual hsalu
and walking TO his home NJ. 4l0 rAy
Tor Stress, was about preparing 20 par
tAks OF his dinner, when he fell over
and lay in an unconscious state ioI
some ll1a. DR., Brown Vss hastily
sum noped, and after applying the
uSuAl remtdits hs revived, aud by =
little care II Is hoped ,hA. he Rlli bs oil
right Hgsin Ia q day or two a. farIhest
His trends Were greatly RIHrned 81
drst, ana reports OF his death yer,
o'rcu'A'edl hut In k!ly they were un
founded. H4 still lives, and we hop,
that he UAy do 40 for many yeAFs, D
he 10 too valuable . man to be spareC
from his post aud the various dutie
devol npg upon him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
BALTlM0Mn q vMiU EAILno'
GCHADuhE II xFTTUr. April n, d
Trains lsavs J'slawEis Avthu DsYSu
East puUND.

For Phi'sdsipniA ard Chester, elI "a
! 50, - 50,p 90, 10 80 and sll II q. M,;l Oh
3 %. % 20, 0 rs, o 10, 7 80, IS % and ! u b.
IN 6undt ye,T 60 I 90 So6, 10 80 aad I'll n
MI ! 90, . oO,3 tS,'b %, b7t, Q ", 20 " and 4
p. m.
WEST BOUND.
For Singerly, accommodation, daily q
q. M
For Baltimore, accommodates, daily I
cept Sunday 0 tba. m.
For Chicago and PittbuiE, express, ID,
7 IS o. m,
Cincinnati and st. Louii express, dal
IL SO q IN.
Baltimore accom- mod alton, daily 9n .
PittJDufR, OhicbRo and st. Louis eKpfo
daily o 20 p m.
Sinserly accommodation, daily p nj
6Oh lsnkDEaitEEG p ~ AZ Rsou1d|
only, lL00 .. N. daili except 3gnd1y, n
8 %, Q 90 y. n. daily.
Trains .eave MARS. Htsrei Station
Yer Fhilk1oipnis g5b D. u. daily
Baltimore Asp n, tsiiy. ia LAsd&
aorN $50 Ane Il.O9 s.. N. ltilJ, trespi y.
days y loN NJ on SuLdai olD kaAn@
p. n.s daily.
PittsbuFg. Chicago ard 81, DoclWf
daily ~ p m.
riains for HilpinEsop-.J.an nj
pnis, daily, - oe, 1000, clio
room, ss, Soo, 90, lAoo, az IN
IL 30 o. N,
Daily, except SUNDAY, ~, 10 =
Aa.2e, and bEOp. NJ.
Sundays only, S.l9 ON
Bxprugs trhlLa'
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LoNm
VIA AMY OTHHR LINZ,
". N. ELEMENTS. q. u.Suuis
6enn MANAGER. SaaI IN
Talephous IN 10
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
A BURNING SHAME.

1t Is a burning shame
how some people throw
away their hard earned
money for worthless
clothing. This may not
be any of our business
in a certain light, while
IN another it is directly
our business. People
who get their money
easily can afford to
squander it, but not SO
with the laboring man.
Judicious investments,
be they large or small
means bYNfNess,a and this
brings LsSto the point
whichwe desire to make
in behalf Of the men
and boys Of Delaware.
We have more clothing
in our house than any
other in the State, and
we emphatically say to
you in all candor that
it is the BEST STOCK,
best in material, style
and make up OF any to
to be found elsewhere,
and we have put the
prices where they will
suit everybody. We
can give you youl
iull moneys worth il
you will let us. Ask
those who have teslec
us aud we'll abide by
what they'll say to yor
on this subject. Re
member suitipgs and al
kinds of goods, ready
made and to order, ioi
men and boys; that's GU.
business; now mine
your own business whel
you 60 to buy and Civ,
us a call.
JAS, 7. MULLIg & sOa
EAnoRs q 6TH & MARKE
moTHEss. WILL, DBL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

TIE Every Eveaing says the lmposl
hon Of duties on foreign goods Tor the
purpose OF pr otestlng domestic indus-
try 10 little II any better than dowL =
right robbery, and oonseq uen.ly 1t
should not be sanctioned by &ry oitl-
zen. Il has no respect for the opinions
OF W Ashington, Jefferson. J sokson aud
their oomp peers. Only Ihe doctrines OF
the adhereuts OF the British aud the up
holders OF J)ha O. Calhoun and hts
nulliasrs and favor In It's eyss. I,
seems 80 have for. often The oath OF
General Jackson 10 hang certain men
rs high 40 HAmAn was hung II they
did not cease their opposition to the
laws OF the land. The great majority
sustained protection In she early dsys
OF orr Rspublio, bus the q. E. appear.
10 think that the few opponents OF
prote ,tion had . MONOPOLY OF honesty
and intelligence. Wiluington Ia GER
tainly not tree trade city, and those
who advocate that theory may ye,
make the discovery that they are harp.
Ing on tae wrong string.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
- -
ElIst IesbNLArlnn IhnrCh-

The sernon OF the Rsv. K II. Camp,
OF EewarS, n. j.. in the Fisst Presby-
serian Church in this city, on Sunday
iAst, gave very general satisfaction 10
all Eho heard it. He will preach again
on Sunday week. In tbs meautirr he
Is oonsit ering call from she Pres.
IsrIAn Chnrch n Delaware City. 1t is
thouELt, hoWev T, thst be wou.c 5refer
r,s dsnce in our city to one further
N0wn TIE river.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
N RE9ISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,


Upon the application of Thomas Darlington
Executor Of John II. Britton late of VIII
mington Hundred, in said coHnty, deceased, IL
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice of granting of letters Ttstameniary
upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof
by causing. advertisements 70 be posted
within 10 days from the date of sueh
letters IN six of the most public
places of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided (;
and all cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
\ newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and TO
be continued therein three weeks (e. ODD
| ~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. S, }Onice Of the Register aforesaid, At
~-s~--~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
| Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
I john X, BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIcR.-All person having claims against
1 the estate OF the deceased must present the
sane, duly attested to the Executor, ON or be-
fore June 9Th, 1889. abide the Act Of AS
senDly in such case made and provided:
THOMAS DARLINGTON,
Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
je7-eod-3w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The farmhouse OF Dickinson Mere
nitn' situated In Milford Neck, was
afro III by Lightning last Saturday after
moor and burned to the prouud. The
ess is es.in.ted 8. $500. NJ insar3pca.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

NOTIOF-rHE AFRUAL MEETING
~ OF the shareholders OF the Perpetual
sAvlnEs and Loan SET ciation, will DO held
In second story OF Telegraph butIuius, srd
and Market streets. TUESDAY evening
une 10th. 1883, ut 9 o'clock. for the purpose
OF olectinE preident, vice uretid en- Z, sore.
tary, treasurer, three managers and three
auditors. WILMER PALMER,
lzo ot Secretary pro tenn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
xuILmaNGION sIEAAboat
STEAMERS
BRANDY WINE A.,fa'
AND 49, yStNt'


on and after Sat!NY '1A, I, I ~
leave Fourth slrse' " lila
q, M ;ll4s apd 4.lhp ~ ,rAkp.
For Marcus HOOK, - 8 H.
only. ,,,,, vn,ff, N
del , MIA, at T3o and 10 .. Z All
p IN. --.,-..,,.-t,a Il I, u
and l2si, 4. IS s.4h D. ~, IN tlll
phia 81 I. 80. 10 q. M, 81 80 Nd m
Leave Chester $ aia j. . ID
$40 p IN. - ma. viii u
with train fOr Atlantic ~ IN siN')
atop. m. Faro Tor 90 .s-'
TeIspnone 40 81. ,,,,sai IN
No freight receiver ''' ~ a
Chester.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
eniiadslpnia. Wilmington a D
tmore RailrosS' -"

"h"in Eton ~ fsiisvs
Is r. 81 "a ~ YSssSs, b IN i |. 4
,S S':sHs$S9fiss.i sss' & 8 4 ( sG ,om !.
Ror Chester ieIprSS.h" Sp' m.
io 90 >. NJ NJ. Il 'i a. m.' nd 81, "a, W s,|
a. r. $ S%SSsd S -; ~. 81: "a !, ~, ss pA
4, Ee~ nore, 2eo, 2s2, 40 ~ ~ ~ g.
sn Z % e 81 ). i u. ss, a, sa ~ ls
SIG ia a: n, 2.s6 aud 46op.H N Lsmotin. 10 au<
,,d mor Newark toentret and ,n.,,m..
Ral, i,n5 a; m. Y s. and sal D. M soisis IT,
MI % and Ii . i ;. n. ''atiOnl, isn
DDsitinore and hay Line. 49,
n n,aitimore and Washington" " M.
.SsS and Is s. D. T. M a. e H% III al, iAeK
TNr sn s,. cor Delswsrs Division le.v. -.
Az" 1As.le, go sSoh. M, iaG W.T..
Re6oSeth, IS sn a. Level L. '"A n..ssp. :.
Seatord lexpresll, 9Onn
harrington De!mSr, and wav.,.,,,
trslap. tS 3 p poT IN. harrington, ,. m. vi
mar, 70 1s Might. "iinktons And u
nranAlln City, sDAm.
Express for Cape Charles. Cla p.,.
tort and Norfolk, l2OS SisbS fO'ht 20
Leave philadelphia, Bro,d a,,...
~ mSp1 iexpressl, R6. q 50, 7Nysy
~ -, u IS ii 81 4. M, 2f2 am ~
" nal, bU, eh, li2Dp. M w
Aceomnoda Ion, sax Is
'Eh f@' e SIS 1905 10 10 and il IA
SUNDAY TRAINs.
ror Philadelphia lexpressl, zno. -
a ny, u q q, M, a., 9 "a, ana iDsn-.
q aegvumonAtlon, s Is u, M, I2in III
o3, and 1000 p. IN, -
TOT Shester lexpressi, I IS. 10, II n
y. %. and 10 10 p. m
30. and 7.4l p. 10, Nv =
10, IL 81 A. m, az, ba4, !Ss, I'd M
VI West Chester, via Lamotip. 81.
y rS ~, Cape Charles, OLD Pom, ooufor,
For New Caste, Middle,oNp o..
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington ssAlord' IL
and Delmar, Y 05 Night, ''1 -
Baltimore and Warrington, In tm Il,
~ ~ a. M n KY, g - and 7tS p, n, M
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Sty.s, n, -
mington (expressI, ". Is, 80 i'm aW
| A. M, sos $50 and H. N. NJ
! Accommodation SIS, 10, IA " tsm..
$40. SIS and II. u Z. NJ.
| For Inrtner Information, passengers n. n
feIred TO the ticket etice n tNe ststlon'
Trains marked thus (') arr limited asr->.u
upon which extra fare is eha'sei.
oee Genera Al m nSSa; ss,.,,i = Soon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

NOT1CE-THEJ J. A. CkANSTON co.
~ 100 King street, have now on sale, fer
cemetery lots, roses. and all kinds of flowers
making. quick growth, Bone special prepA,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
dissolution NorIoE.

ID EMuVAL
~ Having removed to NO. ZIG East
Foarth street, ssn prepared 20 do tin
AMI sheet iron roofiDR, RutterinE. ppoutinE
and Job work of all sinds promptly attended
to. Tin roofs repaired and painted. EST.
mates furnished whom desired. Would be
pleased TO SEQ all my old customers and Hs
IN any new ones ss may wish to give ne .
call ALExANDEk OHAmBERS.
Al0-8m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
W ANAmAkn rs
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Juns 2o 1883
Latest novelties in Ladies
Bathing Suits. Look anon g
them. There is nothing miss
ing that ought to be here.

Novelties In Braided Jersey.
Knit Suits, q; usually e6 and a..
Novelties in Striped stocklnet, 60.
The Princess" most tasteful and
jannty as well as the most serviceable
We re, commend Jersey Bathing Suit.
because:
l. 10 not cling 10 the form; very elastic;
do not impede motion OF wearer In
water.
2-Less than half this weight of flannel
or other stuff suits
3-Being knitted. do not hold water;
wearer as dretsy when coming from
the bath as when going in.
4-Oi best gu Ility goods
A large line OF Flannel Bathing Suits
all the new things Of the season ia in
81 81 and So; Braided, $3.50 81 and 81 so
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
NAPHTHA
Fob
GASOLINE STOVES

you use a gasoline stove It Is strictly
necessary TO get PURE NLPHTHA, thus
You avoid danger, bad odors and expense.
We have sold thousands of gallons during
the past five years aud without q single
accident reported from using our naphtha
We deliver free to all parts OF the city.
Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

DR. Il. A. kEABLRs,
IL Dofmatol ,sist. Gynacologis t.
Utfice Hours: . o. m, to IL N.
~. M, to 0 80 q. m.
$50 .. In 10 so p. IN.
SPKcIAITTBs:
diseases OF tho shin and DISEASES OF
women Treatment ia both branches BY
the new adaptation OF eleStricity.
EleotrolJ sfaB or Electrical Sursory.
No. p2l III NbKEr SIRkEr,
1910 eod'f Wilmington, delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

NOTICE-I WILL cor nee ON
IN M2nnsy, April ., It. rrgu = seal and
stamp all weights ana me .sures ted IN New
Castle Comfy this year. All wo3 left at
Kyle's, Ninth and King streets, or al my
residence, 1896 Poplar st-etL Wilmington
DEL, Will receive prOmEt ttent'on
jacob DrAKYNE
Regulator of weiVh % and VI, asures,
alD6 m-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Railroad & Merchants Cafe,

NO. lie FRnNCH st ,wiI.. Del,
For Ladies b Gentlemen. Few doors above
r., W.h b. R.R. station. Meals q Luncnes, Q
> m, 70 IL midnlsht daily except sundays.
Picnich ers, Exourslonista and Housekeepers
fuppiied with lunches, at the Oafo or their
bomos. in FISHES \ Baskets loaned on dc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26


4-Oi best gu llity goods
A large line of Flannel Bathing Suits,
all the new things Of the season la in,
81 81 and So; Braided, $3.50, l,and 81 so,
Ladies' Busters. At the
top in quality, quantity,
styles. From So Linen to
$40 Silk; all new this season.
Many OF the styles are tx
clusively our own:
Linen. So and 81
Mohsir, plain, 81 SO, $3.50, SO
MoLa,r, pla a. aIdt0
Metsir, striped, 5o,Ss.;O, 6 20.
Silks
Ponges, S12
Gloria, tl3 50, S35, SIG.
Surah, $40.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevat.rs.
There's a Chestnut street
window full Ct Finest
Ere nch Sateens. See them
in a dozen drapings. Your
first thought Is "flowered
silk every time. Only a lew
even of French makers can
get such an exquisite finish
on cottons.
There are French Sateens
and French Sateens. Ii you
want the very top notch o
excellence, use your eyes.
s1lphurs blacks
browns gobelins
} creams tans
and all the most popular
hades in a & eat variety o
tue newest designs, 81 &c.
Some Ssteens that hav,
. been 37b and SIC are 25c.
! Peerless Sateens 12lc
INOIlHh toL vi CeuLTes
25c Giugham foe 1sc.
). 4oc Bingham for 2sc.
:; soc Bingham for 375c.
4 A money saving tune III ths
= price-scale.
Northwest of centre.
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! ems Gloves and Mitts:
Fine Frame Lisles at l2IS cent?
IL Fine Black SILK Mitts at rs cents.
1. Pure SIX Gloves at rs cents,
!e High class silk, emo'd backs, 80 cent
o y All new lots. and represent
:. ing bigger value for the pri'
= y than any we have lately sol
.e At Women's Glove counter, ninth fro
" Chest ut street entrance.
a. a. Manufacturers remnan
ar of Hamburgs at hall pric
y Y There is a day or two
We good picking among the
yet.
Southwest of centre.
= New Ceylon Flannel fro
~ ~ the famous Bingham Ande
IL IA, sons. Modest patterns all
5. stripes and checks. Finish
Ye Is like the finest Gineham. So
Ter ness of the wool filing, fir
'nass of the cotton Wal
,Lolors soft as sunrise tintc
las cardna, blue
er- PINK navy
he gray broSn
&c, white black
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-05
The CLIFFORD COMPANY.

a success in lngOmar Last Night-"A
Planters Wife" H. Matinee To-
MORROW Afternoon.
The Edwin Clifford dramatic company
drew q large house last night to witness
"angomar the Barbarian" The play
was presented to the perfect satisfaction
of all present.
Mr.. Cliffotd, (who by the way, is no
stranger to our theatre going public and
is fully deserving of our patronage is an
ideal actor Of great force and power.
Furthermore he has done what few
stars" do-he has surrounded himself
With an excellent company, headed by
Miss Augusta Van Doren, a beautiful
woman and clever actress, making one
OF the strongest companies travelling.
To night the compeny will produce
for the first time in our city the most
beautiful of ell southern plays, 1.-The
Planters Wife," q play that Is true to
nature and strong in its dramatic con-
ssructiop, possessing a vein of pure
pathos surrounded by innocent comedy
that calls forth, almost at the same mo-
ment, laughter and tears. The costumes
worn by Miss Van Doren in this scene
are mafvels of beauty, made by the great
Worth. of Paris. In fact every attention
Is paid to the minute details of the piece
and we can assure all attending to-
nights performance an evening of pleas
ure and profit.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p. m. will
be produced the great emotional play
for ladies and children, "East Lynne"
This play needs no commentator from
us. The company is deserving of your
liberal patronage. Admission Is, IS and
80 cent?. Seats at the usual place.