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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09

For the accommodation of the people
attending Barnum's circus at Wheeling,
May Z, the Baltimore & Ohio will run
special train from WheClingt to GlOver's
Gap, leaving Wheeling ut 0 p. M,
stopping at all stations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09

WE have the only successful machine
and method of dcmagnctlzing watches
in West Virginia.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor, Twelfth l. Main SITS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09
CLEVELAND.
[Continued from Firsi Pages

Grover Cleveland. Mr.. Wilson con.
tinued his speech at the Court house to-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09
MONROE, N. c., Oct, %, 1887.
THE PoTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL On.

GeHAemeR:-Mr. VIM. s. Stephenson of this
county, brought his son to town to-day 10 lei ms
sec him, aud 10 show us what CutIctim Rene.
dies had done for him. This Is the case referred
70 IN our letter TO you some time ago. To look
~ the boy now, one would suppose that them
had never been anything the matter with him
seems TO he In perfect health. We have written
and herewith inclOse what his father has 10 Siy
about the mntter-wrOtc It Just ns he dictated,
We are selling quite Quantity n CntIcn,o
RemedieA and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticnm Remedies The
best In the market, and shall do ali we can no
promote their sale. Yours truly,
STEVENS q BRUNER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09

While the Wheeling club is away the
grounds can be procured from President
Secley at reasonable terms by amateur
clubs for Saturday games.
In the League there were no games
yesterday at Pittsburgh, Detroit or Chi
cago on account OF rain. At IndianapO-
lis, New York defeated Indianapolis by
a score Of toe.
The Board OF Directors at q meeting
held last nigh. made final arrangements
for the clubs trip. Manager Bucken-
berger's recent disciplinary fines were
approved Of, and after conference with
him it was decided that hereafter fine
OF S95 shall be the punishment when n
man is found to be drinking, and for the
second olIense in than line, the man will
be suspended without pay. This is
strong medicine, but it will probably
hold the boys up to business, and that
is what Is desired.
Other TrI.stntc Games Played Yesterday.
At Zanesville-Zanesville won the
game from Sandusky by superior all
around playing. The feature OF the game
was the great base running OF RoutcliiIe,
OF Sandusky, who stole five bases and
made the only run for his nine. The
score:
zanesvillC.-. . 10000 IS 3
sandusky.... 0 o o 90 0 OIL 4 S
Earncd-Zancsvillc Q: Sandusky /. batteries
-Gumbert and lauer; Schell and Wcstlakc.
umplre-iOung.
At NIansfeld-In the last half OF the
ninth inning with Kalamazoo at the bat,
with two men out and one strike called
on the third man, the game was called
on account OF rain. Green injured his
arm in the fifth and was replaced by
Ivory.
E KaRsRSia,r. 8 ; SSS % ! i
Earncd-NIansiield, s. Three base hit, HILL
Baltcries-Darrgh and Berger; Sweeney and
Calhoun. Umpire-Bates
At Columbus the game was stopped
after six innings had been played, on
account Of rain. Columbus had added
four runs in the first half of the seventh,
which was not finished. The score:
Columbus. ............. o OO1gO-i ~ = :
ToledO.....-...~.......".. 0 90 OIL 4
Earned-Columbus, l. IiattCries-Ncal and
Pike; Cock and Brown. Umpire-stcllbergcr
At Canton-Canton won from Jack
son again by outbatting and outfielding
the visitors. The special feature of the
game was the effective work OF Sharp, OF
Canton, in left field. The score:
Canton.....- Sl1OO 1000 % Is ;
JacLson...... 10 0 90 o "a II .
batteries Bauswnc and FitZslmmons; pha.
len and Morrison. Umplrc-McDcrmOtt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered MS follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09

Cuticum, the great skin curp. and Cuticpra
Soap prepared from IT, externally, and Cuticnra
ResOlvent the new blood purliler, internally,
are n positive cure for every form Of skin and
blood disease, from plmples to Scr0iula.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cutlcura, 5Oc.; soap
&c; Res0lvent 81. Prepared by the PoTTRR
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
pS-send for chow TO Cure skin Diseases, - ca
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09
Announcements.
A INVOLVEMENT.
TFAo SMILE

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Ohio County, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic Primaries or Convention.
mys MICHAEL STEIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09

FoR RENT.
One sIx.roomed House on the Island, 5000.
One FIvc.roomed House on Twentieth street,
5000.
Lodging Rooms in BaIly's Block.
FORBES.
Rp2l 1li2 ChRpline Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-09
For Rent.

F0R RENT-THE DWELLING
IL House, No. 92S Main street, at present occu.
pied by Mrs. Henry Horkhelmer. Possession
given April l. Apply 70 Il. Q. DALZELL. del6
DOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
H. new dwelling house, lil6 Chapline street,
at present occupied by John i. MClAinj natural
gus, hot and cold water throughout; all modern
conyenienccs. Enquire Of W. T. BACHMAN,
No. ~ Eleventh street. JAZZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

TIE Hon. Ih1mH r. BAyArd said
nj the meeting ., the o. erS HouSe last
Saturday night that II he had the
making Of the laws he ronld bring any
peopls into subI sottoD. Hs might truth.
fully have added that he could also
accomplish this object II he had . 81 b.
serVienI LIE IlSlAtuFs that would ass any
law ho might frame, Il vas, no Rever,
Unnecessary for Mr.. BayLrd 70 mention
that fAul 70 the olIlzsnS OIL Will min Z ION,
~ We can test ~ 70 Its truth from az.
perlenoe. Over three thousand OF his
fellow citizens are nov alsirAn ohlsed
and deprived Of their right to sxpresi
Ahelr opinions BY Ihelr woes, through I
ounningly deViSei lAv framed by Mr.
BAyArd. Had he used ~ much Gun
ming 10 framing the Fisheries treaty
~ he did In drHn.ng his law our coun
try sUuld nave been assured OF SOM
OF tie righss Tor Whlon We have con
sended or gSArs, and We TeA'y woull
NOT Lave buea TsisOtsd BY she Senate
1ibesDa, hoaeV,E, shat Mr.. BbyAFd'
abilities are mu IA areA'er when en-
ply d 10 injurlDs hts fellow oii!zsn
shan Ihey Ars in oent Aing them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

TEE INTEREST that people ali over
The country ere taking Ia she pSndlnS
election 10 shown By the fact that on
Ihs Act dSy Of the FsgistrAtion in
Brooklyn there we're 9. ga more names
plACed on the llBis than In 1884, and
20 SOL more than on the Arsl day last
year. Some Of thls rem AEkAble gain Il
no aoubI 10 be AllTi ou ed 70 ihs inorease
In population, bal the greater pArI Il
due 10 the fact that The people, espe.
daily the great mass Of wage ears err,
arc IAkinK more interest In this election
IhAa they have In any thA, has taken
place for years. They understand IhAl
DsmoorAhs Iuosess mebnB free trade,
with low wages for the WoEkinR GLASS
an1 many who have moi votsa To-
years sill 60 70 The polls this year Ant
snser lheiF protests against Is by cas-
log thslE vOieI for H'Frlsan and MOI
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29
BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET STREET.
Don't Mistake the Place.

When you are hunting plums
in dry goods do not forget that
we always have new, fresh bar
gains to offer every day, as
we are constantly on the lookout
for the welfare OF our customers
2 plums in Linen Towels. A
very fine, heavy Huck, 2ox44
In. ought TO bring SIC; by a
lucky purchase we are able to
let them out at zoe each. The
best every day towel we ever
sold TOR the price.
Another in damask patterns,
I8x36 in, a I5c towel. Just fol
fun you can take this lot at Toe
each. You will say they are
cheap enough.
What a prize a so in. English
Broadcloth. in IL colorings, Al
soc a yd. This ought to oper
your eyes and pocket too. De
eidedly a rich plum to pluck,
Bright, nice, clean plaids TO
Fall dresses, at roc the I'D. ant
a few remnants in dress goods
just the thing for children
school dresses at about halFpricC
We fno in bringing forwar,
our MeTino Underwear some cd,
! pieces in the different grade
that we are willing you shout
take at half price. Now is you
time to get this great plum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

LAST YRAR We pFOJusls OF cheap
foreign LABOR, en- JuntiDg 10 nearly
seven hundEed million dollars, vas i'm
ported InsO Ihls = uaEy, and A nerieAn
labor wTonsed jit Iha' auounI TAis
vM caused By 80 iasOin ,lsut tAFf on
khssa goods, other wise Ihey Would have
bssn mAnuiA luEed hers, aud the
money Rhich The iNOor involved In
thslr " .duoIlon Amounted &C, paid 10
oar working people. While this IL .
WEOnX 10 the WA9e-oArnsrB OF thB oouu-
try, he Dsmo0rA8 pIop0ss 70 lrh u
upon tie a . stiu greAeE wrong By moi
only Esda1lng the tariff on many arIl.
cles lhai can aud are made In THU
oouairy, but By rtnoT ng Is altogether
from many other lhIbsS that We can
produos. II the nearly seven hundred
million dollars uOEIh Of goods inp)ftod
into this country lest year had beer
Manufactured here, mol leSs Than thEeI
hundred million dollars OF the amount
would have gone inIO the pockets o
the Wsge-sAEners OF this country, 10
stead Of that they we're made In ooun
tries sasro men FeoslVe buI 40 TO d
conGs . day, and The women about hAl
thai A1 unit The WSges Of the WomeI
employed In the mile 81 Manchester
EngiAbd, do not amount 70 81 %
week, while the men are paid ~ pro
porLcnNIe rates, and the policy OF ID
Dam Dorado patty means thai she mel
and women employed in our mill
must work Of the same rates or starvs
Whenever the DsuoRAuo party hA
had lie control aud lhsi free trade 4
thls country under the name OF sArli
reVihon, IL has bsen folio wed BY dIsAl
TER, coameroIAl failures, closing OF on
industries and suffering AmonE u
work ng people Do the WARs-e&Fne
wish 70 try The exporimebR II IhC
do, they have Ihe opportunity BY cas-
ing ihslr votes for Cleveland aid Thu
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

At 0pe.ikA . venerable ooloEed man
struck me for . quarter 70 "help repaif
our meetln' house from dambRe BY de
cyolcne."
"Where is thu mestIpR hous p /
asked.
"klght obeF yere about . mile.n
"Is Il . bethodisl2"
Eyes, sab"
hYou are the fifth person that has
asked for money for that church within
three hours. When was IL dAmAged b.
q OF clone2"
"A spell ago."
81 rode by II yesterday and 1t appear
cd all right"
"Yes, sab, Il air ell right now"
''Then what do you want Of mort
money!"
1--WE ar exrsctlb' Anoder cyclone In
de fall, sab, an It's RWine ter be . hus
tier an blow de splre ol'ar Cd, lee COL
lectin' Aain It, sab, 20 We kin maxi
quick EepsirV."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

IT DOES NOT sosa he past Of Wis
dom for The worklugmsn Of this o0uE-
Try, Who are no ' earning higher wages
than those Of any otheE country In the
wJrl6, 70 lndulgo In any sxpoFimsnla.
There 10 not \ singlo msohAnls or
workIngmAn In America who Il 0p-
pressed 70 ths Amount OF one dOllaF IN
. year by The tArlh, bul GA The contrary
be q bonshlted hundreds OF dollars BY
It's prolaslion, witch assures hin good
wages for his daily toll Ths working
men kno . exactly how they nov stand,
bat thsy DO not know hoe they would
stand u Me. Cleveland shsuld be 70
slselsd and his iree-irAie pall-y prG-
vail Tue only wAy hhsy oAn judge Of
ghAt their condition would thoa b 10
By ths pEssant coalition Of the waEs
OARners In frse-lrade oountrles. Why
10 T., ve again ak, II tree tRAd0 10 sush
blessing and Q bsnshI 10 working
men, thAt almost every sieAmar that
arrives ri oar ports bRings handrsds Of
from Great Britain, many
Of whom are skilled Workman We
do moi nnd our mechanics hJIking 10
England, and experience has taught Ne
that they are oil ways ready 10 90 70 any
place where thsFe IL ahanoa OF bOllering
thelE condition. II the me5hAniss OF
EaglAnd could make - good wages 81
hOms. and live ~ veil ~ thay oAn In
thls country, IL IL very certain that
they would not come here. Therefore,
ths only deduction that oAu Be made IL
that wofkingmen ere bsttsE paid, aud
bsltsE Oh In every respost In AmericS,
where they ere pro .solod By . tArlG,
than they ere in great Britain, where
fres trade reiEna Supreme EoglAnd is
naturally anxious 70 have this prole.-
tlon removed in the q nited 9tAIss, aTd
our markets thrown open 70 the pre-
duuis OF their mAnuiaotoEles and work
shops, bat Il GgeF that day should
oSme the WoTkinKme Of this oouatTy
will aad that they will have 10 york
tor the same wages and live the same
~ thoss Of EaglSnd, or not work 81 all.
Therefore, IL Rtll not DO wise for the
wage eaTners 10 cast their volss for q
party that proposes 10 drag them do wn
70 this level.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

The honor Of being the youngest en-
listG d soldier in the Rebellion lie now
claimed By an Indianapolis corrtspon.
dent for Edward Black. dCc astd, the
son Of George a. BiAtk, OF that CITY.
Edward WAS born in Wayne county,
Ind. May 80, 1853, and enlisted 81
third GLASS musician in the Twenty
hrBt Indiana Regiment, July o, 1851.
being 8 yeas month and 6 dAJ old.
He Was discharged September IL, 1862
after serving one year, two months 81 q
i've days by reason OF General OTdei
No 10, Department of the Gulf D
Camp Darlington, Louisiana, and diet
on June 10. 1871, ~ Indianapolis"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

Nor ONLY ne Il pa oiioans but also
fAiT-mlndod Democrats should Temsm-
Der lhAt she candidates PANIED by the
Democrats ioE assessors arc the same
men WhO took part IL The frauds thai
we're perpslrAlsd ~ she City Hall last
winter, AID shat they have doGe IhsE
full ahAre coward iLe distTAn lhiss men /
oil ever three thousand OF the fellow.
oiliE ms In this city, Three facts
should be borne In miRd, ~ II WAs
scarcely thouRhI that these men, after
their actions moi only ~ the City Hall,
but also elss where, would soar sely hAvS
bhe AudAoiIy 10 come before the people
whom thsy have WrOngsd DO deeply u
ak for . reelection. rhey should b.
all means be defeated, and homes
Democrats should jDiE wish The R,pub
MoAns In Aooompl ishlDg lhiS end. Tnel
reelection would be an endorsement
OF The oulFAges per oeirAied upon th
people by them, and NO man who hi
any Selt-EsspeoI can Afford 10 give thel
his vote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

IT Is high slime IhAE some decided
Aodon was taken in reference 10 Nor
nonism in Utah. This place, with
tins pEAstlo0 OF poIygAmy, IL plague
spot 10 this country, aud I've In a 1snoss
ere - much 70 be dreaded a. the yell
low fever. A few days sin 70 wenty
young girls were brought 10 this 5Oun-
Try from Europe by Mormon agents,
but fortunately, Ihs authorities 81 Gas.
Sic Garden, New York, took them In
charge and rescued thsm from lives o,
shame, degradation aud misery. The
faot that the MUrm ms continue 70
Bring women 70 this country d 0es moi
bear out the AsseTdo InAt MJrmonis
10 decreasing, and Il ls high tins thai
ths government had taken de 1idsd
steps - stamp IL out altogether. U Oh
should as .sE be Admitted 90 . syAIe IN,
al Shls evil, with in DlighTnE aud do
grading II huencss, Is abolished, bu
Ii IL not reasonable 10 hope 70
shls until 10 have . Republican Oon
gresa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

Miss Amy-You know everything,
Mr.. De5mith. What does dtbJnnAiT
mean2
Dsemlth (stuok )-Debonpaii2 o.,
yes, deb, q debt; oDnsir, oh, never; oh,
ne'eT-yOu see-lhe whole thing menns,
never gtt In dett.
Miss Amy-ThAnkP, awiully.
Exit DtSmith for . dioiio 8AFy. Afiel
reading 1t calls for Cape Town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

Msry Nolan. while drinking from q
hydrAnt, on Wednesday, nj her HON 9,
In Hewsrk, N J., suddenly threw up
her hands and fell TO the ground, stTuR
RlinE spA'modioAlly. A physioisn WRs
summoned, and with considerable d,fi
Guilty, acted an eel from the uufor-
tunAte Homan's throat. The tel meas
uTed eleven Inches. The doctor says
1t will be at leAst week before che en-
tirhlY TeonRerA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

They always result In trouble. A
young lady In Fredericksburg, Va To-
moved some money from the trunk a
another young lady and gave 1t TO some
, Dung man TO hold until It was missed
She 10 now on trial for larceny, and
whAtever the outcome or however limo
cent she may be, the disgrace will at
tAoh to her for life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29


Striped Camels.hair Cloth
Suitiug, Scotch and English.
1, maybe twenty stikingI
but modest designs-narrow
stripes, wider stripes, clusterl
stripes. Quiet cOlors all. so
to 81 inches wide, 1925.
Precisely tie same eizSS Or
goods sold last season at So
and $2.SO.
Southeast OF centre.
i 1! was a year ago last
September that the Rem.
napt counter became an or
ganism. Later on Dress Pat.
terms Joined the concern.
The result is an Institution.
People from near and far
come inquiring where it may
, be found, and finding, come
; again and again. And so
the Remnant business lives.
+ Death and taxes come
surely in some form to all
humanity. All dress goods
. as certainly come to the
!. Remnant counter. T b e
quicker there the greater
honor. A little span OF
! active life between the In
!. voice Room and the Rem
. nant counter tells OF a quick
], demand, exhausted supply,
: and ends to be removed, q
/ la bargain.
. What are Remnants
81 Dress Goods Remnants
= = Residue, rem aims, remainder
What is left alter pieces arr
sold, lots closed-toU little
a = to remain in regular stock.
up What are not Remnants
a. = Full Dress Patterns, Robes
=. whole pieces cut up int,
IS lengths convenient for use
n Remnant make-belieyeg
shams.
Remnants and Dress Pat
u. terms may be found side b
:. side here. But Temem6e,
Db, the Remnants are alway
nf' sold as such at a sacrifice
close ends, and regul;
goods are not struggled
Ito catch the unwary. Rigl
ore names and true are what v
YER try to use.
s Sis Our dress goods synonym
'ns Remnant and Bargain.
snts Northwest q centre, next main aisle.
Mohair Lace Shetlal
Shawls. Smoother, mo
VI, y. delicate than the old han
at made Shetlands. Fer hou
!. iO : wear. White, gray, blaC
%, $2-just half price.
. Al Second floor, Chestnut street side. =
elevators.
All the Fall and Whit
nan. styles of Mems Hats are
wy; W, We are waiting for nothir
,I,Si No dark corner or dim Zig
} for in our Hat Store. The thin
ieath will bear looking at-so v
prices.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

A horse met his death in an odd man.
per In ChootAw county, Ais. He step
ped on the end Of = short pole that Was
In the road, when the other end raiIed
and stuck In his abdomen, Becoming
he then made lunRe for
ward, and In doing 30 drove the stiak
NEARLY through him." causing death
in a few minutes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

Great sxcilsment prevails In the vi
oinity Of southbury, Conn, over the
ditcOvery Of six inch vein OF coal at q
depth OF 81 feet, which Ia said by q
Penney lvAniA expert TO be q suLe. ioI
bituminous coal. Owners of land Ad
Joining are going into eostAcies over the
discovery, and fabulous prices are nj.
ready being asked for property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

The Connecticut apple crop is more
than usually AbuE dant this year, one
man at South Glastonbury having over
2 900 bushels Of BSldwins Upon his
trees. In many places the branches are
scarcely able 10 bear up their burdens
Onions are also unusually plentiful, re
falling throughout the State at 90 cent
/ . hushel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

State senAtor-LewisT Thompson.
Representatives - Charles n Curtis,
Wilmington; Edward Challf niger, New
Castle, John Pilling White lay Trek
L. Frank Ellison, PencAder; Daniel P
Stewart, Red Lion.
Levy Court Commlssi ners- John
Gallagher, Wilmington; James K. Me
gIlligan, Brandy wine; Benjamin Z. shep
pard, ChristlAns; John W. Cofman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Ptneader.
Bherif-WlniAm simmons.
Coroner-George W. Jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

New DRESSES and Wraps
for mamma, sisters and baby
crowd the whole second
floor, Chestnut street side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29

We got more room for
thick Dress Goods by crowd
ing cottons together. Not
enough yet. The Fall and
winter weights are 1heaped
wherever they can get a foot
ing. Unhandy piles often;
never homely. The stuffs
are too full Of loom and
color brightness for that.
More and pretrier Bor-
dered stufs The first that
came awoke the town. The
newer ones develop un-
thought-of beauties.
So do the Striped Novel.
ties with matching plain for
o basis.
Near Juniper street en-
trance we have gathered a
few of the newest OF the rich
things In fine Wooden Dress
Goods. Forms draped to
show the hang and make
up Of the stufis You see at
a glance some OF the choicest
things from two long coun-
ters-better than they could
be shown in the piece.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-29
WOfkiDgm0n and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTE
Forty-five Dollars and Up
wards.

Over four hundred sold In
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square of these leti
for Water and MATke,
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look At the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate
streets being graded; new
school-house; street Car linz
going to be extended.
For dead-BUre safe invest
ment, where you can SEE
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any savinl
bank taken as cash.
For information how &
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD
Second and Webb Sts., or
ITHOS. M. OGLE
500 lea Market st.
Au17-Sm
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U Y. PRuOCuR'S AUADEaY or
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and Saturday mstinots, commanding on
THU hSDAY, Sept. II, Madame Hsuville
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day and Saturday evening gRnd Saturday
matinee, and Tho aypsy Boy " Friday
matinee and evening.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

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