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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-22
The Scotland Neck Farmers
Alliance

The time Of Regular Meetings Pad
Saturday at 10 o'clock, and 4th Sat
Irdav at o'clock of each month.
- All Numbers are requested to
meet especially on 4.h Saturday.
p. w. PURRINGTON,
Aug. IL, So. If. Secretary.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-22

We are not guessing about the
rev rabinet. We only guess the
Sonth will he very much left out.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-22
The underlying cause
In the LITER.

and one thing more Is equally certain, no
one will remain dyspeptic who will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
A II brew appo,ntse.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 80 Governor
Morehouse of Missouri has appointed
Samuel wi A sociste Justice Of the
countytcourt of B.tes county, vice T. J
sosHorth, deceased. TIE sppointes is a
Hebrew, AID is the only one Of his rscs
ever appointed to position Of any kid
by Governor CT this etste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
S ,soiai 10 she Gazette.

MILLIcAN, TEX, Sept. 3o-Ate negro
church festival last hight James williams
and George james had an alteration In
which George James shot and seriously
wounded Williams. Williams had an
overchaTg- Of red rye snd ~ss trying to
run tie festivities 10 suit himself and
James objected. J.ues surrendered
himself snu is now IL jail here.
The assassination CT Ms Laonsrd las.
Saturday nigh. still remains mystery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Coke SENDS GreotingF,


Soecia! &c the Gazette
WACO, lex Sept. So.-The f2llowIrs
telegram was seq. from Washington, D
c., TO the central Democratic coumit;t c
ere on yesterday. from Sepstor C1ke
"G;eeling, vi my best wishes to the
Democratic clans to rstber Sc Waco OF
she lst Of O;tober. l beg 20 say Ina: tie
nlga.e! interest Ct TIE national Demo.
cratic party demand the nom!nstior and
re- election Of Roger @ Mills, and tnat
no grester irjuIy can beiall the party CT
lax Ridden people than Mills defeat or
3 serious diminu.ion Of his accustomed
n. jority. Al enthusiastic enforcement
and recollection Of NILS IS due alike TO
mself for smi zen. services to the peo-
Pile # Texas and 70 tho nationsl Demo
cratic party, whose accredited exponent
be isl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
HtiisborO H0tCr.
lpecial to the Gazette.

,peeial to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, Tx, Sept. 3o.-The S..
LOUIS, Arkansas aad Texas Railway Ess
pat on special train ostween Waco and
Rillsboro. The train leaves Wsco st
O'Clock =. m , arrives NJ H;ilsb0ro nj
GAS u'ciock s. N, sud Leaves hi!lsooro
fer Waco ct IL O'Clock g. n.
By il vita,ion Of the Brandon Damo-
crag;c club, Jadge 7. II. DIXON and D
DerosD, Esq addressed Tho Democracy
of Brandon last Right st Brsndon. They
were listened to by large and intelligent
spdience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01

ST. LOUIS, No Sept. s0.-Iti is claimed
that the Union LABOR party CT Missouri
mas completed errs2 gsments for the with.
irswsi OF It's gubarnntorial candidate
Mr. Manning, in fSv2r OF E. &. K;mpEu
the Rspuo lican nomiuee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Dallas couery rrimariss.

Special to the Gaz.tie.
MESQUITE, Tex, SPIT. 3o.-The pri-
mary a. New Hope yesterday elected
john Beach snc George Wortnington
delegates TO the county convention and
Instructed for Rowland snd MATS. - for
representatives.
Long Creek elected o"e delegate and
instructed for Knox and Rowland.
Sciene elected two delegates aud 10
s.ruc.ed sor MS:sosli snd B0halon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
cnssd.on Pr!m s.y.

OOrgtspUnutbCt OF VIC 06-Sktt'
RICHARDSON, TEX, Sept. 29--Fhe p7i'
mary election held here this evening
passed CT quietly. Tie following were
elected delegates 10 the county nomina.
convention which meets IL D:n.s
O-!c5er for the purpose Of nominating
iwo csI ddstes for the Legislature: j
P. jennings, B. j Pdgmore. A. WniLe
W. F. Greer, r. S. SlsIk, c Mslone
The delegates go instructed fer j. f
L WAND OF chardsor and ]. Ii. Sroue
of Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Arrested for Murder,

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 3O.-A specisi
from NJCcis Ci:y. His, asys Samuel
Johnson OF Carm. us, has bean al:
rested for the murder of an unknown
man who was las. seen nliv: in Johpson's
cnInDSny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
RED RIVER COUNTY POLITICS.
Continued f,cm FIRST Page.

30 tAe taEasr, tru " ~ Is-u4 EsJs
st.o, ger adl s:-oCgsT. WE: VII b Is
poliuc5 i. al Easy MISTER 10 cCii C,pF2
RE DEMOCRACY beia s.y let i. 90 and
tske a.. WE u who choose 10 follow
Enen the Democracy Wiz DC p1.gsC snd
9 End oas, 10. Ia :he d:rS but in TIE
American sucMgl., "cpec, bald ard
c ave."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
Bartlett.
special TO the Gazette

Bartlett.
special to the Gazette,
BARTLETT, Tx, S.pt. 3o.-CoHh IL
s.ll coming in brIsklT, ll3 bales Being
msrkeied mere yesterday. Nothing hltt
i1.e begging is used here. The s
crop Ia & re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01

Aliz,rire col3Es ere pu; on the free list,
a. well IS s nunber CT dyes eEd cAeui-
Gals.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

PRIMITIVE MAN AND HIS DIET
Primitive man, whenever he Was first
cast, whether In one centre or In more
than one, must, Of necessity, have found
his food in the plant world. We can
not Imagine him commencing his
career learned In the arts OF hunting,
killing and cooking the lower amin ais
for food. Many infer from this oircum.
stance that the argument In favor OF the
vegetarian practice is copied direct from
nature, signed and delivered by her,
Not quite so fast. There 10 one inter
posing barrier 10 the free acceptance Of
vegetarian deed and act OF convey ance
OF food from nature to man. Nature,
herself, of her own right royal will,
makes for animals, herbivorous and
oarnivorous, one distinctive animal
food . secretion from the living amin a
orgapiem, q fluid which 10 q standard
food-meAt ami drink in one-the 1uld
known under the name of milk.
Against ahsolute veg, tirianism, then,
We may fairly set mp one exception de.
lived from nature aB the unerfing
guide. On observing the habits Il
animals We discover another natural
fact. We find that animals Of quite
different natures,in respect to primitive
selection OF fJod, possess the power of
changing their modes of feeding and OF
passing over, as II were, from one olAss
10 another. This change Ia distinct but
limited, and We must accept 1t with all
Its extension on the one side and with
ell Its Limitation on the other. The
iruit.eatiRg ape can be taught under
privation TO subsist on animal diet; q
dog can, l believe, be taught to subsist
on vegetable diet. Bnt 1t would be as i'm.
possible to teach q sheep to eat flesh As
1t would to make lion iced on grass.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
a ns>ssl sa Blaine peal.

A PittsburK dispatch rays: at Il
oarreatly reported that Chairman B.
Y. Jones, OF the Republican National
Com nitteer who left for Chicago Tues
day night, had In his possession o third
lettsrfrom Jam % @. Blaine, which he
had just reserved from Scotland, and
which 10 TO- be road upon the As9sm bling
OF educational Convention on Tuesday.
In Ii Mr.. Blaine statos most emphAti
cslly that he will not permit tina use OF
bis name In connection with the PEST.
dentisl nomination, and that he would
not aooept 1t * 1t were rendered him
unanimoualy.
he indicates Senator Sherman, as his
choice. In speaking Of the third letter,
y delegate 70 the national convention
from Pennsylvania said that he knew
Mr.. Blaine intended to write such let
ter and intimated that II was . result OF
q plan sgreed upon between Bisipe
and Sherman several III Jnths ago.
whsreby the latter was TO receive the
prsBiden siAl nom nation and the former
was again to become the Secretary Of
Stsse In case of aherman's election.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

nssuru Of . DsfAuissr-xhs Opium
nmuRxler-Farm LAborer aurdsrad-
| gut His Wifsp Head on VITA N
| Axs.
| "Wft" hague, the defsultiHg city
clerk Of Paterson. New Jersey, who dis
appeared four years ago, returned TO that
city from Canada last evening and gave
himself up. His deficiency" mounted
to about "a. 600. He was also treasurer
OF the Peoples Brewing Company Of
Newark, and Is said to | ave embezzled
$4,000 OF the company's money.
Charles Labelle, the opium smtQgler,
captured at indianapolis, India pa, on
Saturday last, says he had been employed
by Ontario parties since last Jauu airy to
fJllow up and forward consignments of
goods to California He claims that he
was ignorant OF the fact that he was for.
warding smuggl led goods.
| A. P. Clark, a farm laborr. was muir
dered BY Joh1 Lowety, at Wess Point,
Illinois, yesterday. Shortly afterwards
L3wery's wits was found dead In her
houie, and, 1t is supposed, had been muir.
dered by her jealous husband. ClAtk had
been accused OF being intimate with
Lowery's wife.
Isaac Bronson and wife, of Pokerville,
Connecticut, were found dead ih bed
yesterday morning. The theory 10 that
Bronson, in tit Of insanity, symptoms
Of which he has lately shown. cut his
wife's head off with an axe and ihdn cut
his own throat with q razor.
At Monarch, Colorado. on Wednesday
MIGHT, a one-legged gambler, named
Schenck, In saloon row shot and killed
George Davis and fatally wounded an
unknown man A mob after wards took
out Schenck and hanged him to tele-
raph pole.
The marriages of Miss Mollie Garfield
to J. Stanley Brown and Miss Belle
Msson. of Cleveland, to henry Garfield,
eldest son of PR eut, Garfield, took
place last even ng In tho family home az
Mentor.
A diver searching for a wreck Mt Poipte
Irene, on the Saint Ma y's river. forty
five miles from sault Ste. Marie, few
days ago, found an iron box which con-
tanned the corpse OF q young woman. A
murder is susp cted.
George Taylor, colored exconvict,
shot and severely wounded Mr5, Carrie
Bel, washerwoain, In indianapolis
Indiana, Wednesday night, and then
1 buOt anu kllleC ulubell. Jc1lOuNJ wa
the cause.
Henry Myers. implicated with Johc
Olsen an William Dagger In tbs muir
der Of John Lowell, a wealthy farmer OF
Folsom, California, has made . conf
sion. He says they formed q plan AID
that he killed Lowell.
A body found in the river at Ma Olson,
Indiana, has been identified as Henry
Umbach, Ct Utica, New York. BE wal
murdered for his money, stripped bf hi;
clothing, ). And then thrown into the river
During the performance OF . circus a
Odell, Illinois, OH Wednesday Afternoon
the tent. was blown down. Fiftee per-
sons were injured, Arthur Diego d anger
Ously.
Henry Taylor, who killed James Bosth
wick Ia Forepaugh's circus at Spring
field, Massachusetts,, on Wednesday, wa
captured yesterday at Oneonta, New
York.
George K line aud Willism Keeie, age
IL and 10 years respectively, vert
drowned in Baltimore yesterday Will
bathing.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

These warm days have the effect Of
lncreasing the patronage at Professor
Webstar's natatorium and swimming
school, at Fourth and Jefferson streets,
and yesterday thera was quite 3 large
mum Der present. The place has bean
greatly improved since last year, and
has now become one Of the institutions
OF this city. Nothing has been lett un-
done for the comfort or safety OF the
patrons, and parents need not have the
slightest hesitation in allowing their
boys to visit the natatorium, Is they
can enjoy themselves without the least
danger. The swimming school Is nlro
an excellent arrangement. and the
terms are so low that there IL no excuse
for auy one not learning how to swim.
There 10 special school for ladies and
misses, which 10 In charge Of q oompe-
tent lady instructors.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
Tne Bachelor FISHING Ciab

Took possession OF their handsome
new club house and grounds 81 Grubb's
Landing June 1st. The house contains
IL rooms with all the necessary con.
veuiences for club to enjoy them
selves to their hearts desire. They rent
ed IL with privilege OF leasing ID for 3
year,. They have now under oonttruc-
ton q handsome toat house for the use
OF the members The officers or the
club are: President, j. Hamilton
Agar; Vice President, Charles N.
Stevenson; Secretary, William P. Nor.
rison; Treasurer, g. L. Ocheltret; Board
OF Directors, John SAyers, janis b.
HAsson and VIM. Stevenson.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Mrs. butcher wishes 1t stated that
Julia Kelly, tho woman who ID sup
POSED to have ontioed Annie Mitchell
away from this city, did not board with
her, 80 was stated yesterday. The
woman came here from Lowell, Mass,
. perfect stranger, and WAS brought to
Mrs. Dutchsr's house by q iriendI who
prevailed on Mrs. Dutchsr 10 pernait
her 10 remain q few days, until she
could secure employment, which she
did. She denies the statement m AIDE In
one OF the papers that she harbored the
girl Annie Mitchell ut her house., but
sAys that she had come there several
times quite late at night. and that she
has sent some one with her to aAke her
home.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Mr.. Charles Mullen has ltaIed the
large factory OF Michael Newell, on
Conrad street between Adams and JACK.
son. Mr.. MEliei Ia now doing the
largest morocco business in Whining.
ton, and his 'RcioJy occupies ueerly
one third ncre RON than any other.
The husineRe, ta,d q prominent morocco
deA'er, 10 narrowing 6oS n to few
large concerns. Those who have q
large capital or good backing can only
hope to stay In II and successfully oom-
pete with the larger concerns The
output Of Mr.. Mu,lsn's factory will
average several VI >usAnd dollara per
week.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
Asssasa,ai,x orern.ara.

That Newspaper men have feelings,
and u would be well for numerous
would-be smart persons 10 be cArsfal
how they "play with fre."
That the Democrats are bound to
carry New Castle county ut the next
election, because Mayor Harrington CD.
pointed 90 many party workers By ap.
pointing Capt. Bwiegett. Chief Of
Police. said prominent Eighth ward
Republican worker.
That Capt. 6wiggeti IL the right map
In the right place, and the appointment
could not have been q better ono.
That IL would have been q lasting dis.
grace 10 our oitIzeRs to allow the owners
Of the Washington Street MARKET
House 10 reizs it 70 the ground. The
stockholders mean business, and ~ the
stook 10 not subscribed before the IS b
OF this month II will be torn down.
The NAtstorium under the superin-
tendency OF A. 3. Webster, Is one of
Abe paying institutions OF our city.
That the contemplated improvement
ct the Opera House will soon begin.
The new lessee take possession July l..
That horseback riding with the fair
sex 10 gaining In popularity in VIII.
minRton.
That o man who allows his wife to
mako criminal charge against . man
boarding In her house aud have him
Looked up in the hall all of one night
and part Of another day, and then with
draws the charge, ia doing the accused
q serious injury.
That the Temperance psople are de.
termtned to prosecute all saloon keer-
srs who arc selling without q State II
O. nse, who were turned down at this
court. q
That the four hundred raise In Pref.
Harlan's salary would only have beef
two hundred but for the kick made
against 1t by some ex members, wto
made the balls for others to tire.
That the greatest Transformation
ienes HAYS taken place this year In
tue appearance Of the BrAndywine
Springs
That the REPUBLICAN 10 the want
medium OF Delaware.
That the membe OF Eden Lodge, i.
o. o. b., are very tony set Of young
men. They had oolored banner CARRIERS
on their visit yesterday to Trenton,
N. j.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
Hsv 20 xrasn Anins,s.

In responss 70 the query OF "how 70
train animals" HArper's Young People
says; Whether II be m elephant, .
lien, . seal, . pig, horse, or . dog, the
answer 10 always tbs saus-pAtisuoe,
kindness, hrmness. good temper and
good judgment. II your pupil makes
q mistake. correct Il gently but firmly ;
II he does wrong willfally, punisA him
severely, but without anger. That 10
the way all the animals at Barnum' .
are trained, aud II 10 the only success.
full way TO teach anything, whether II
be o canary bird or ap elephant, q mon.
key or shall We say . boy2
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

eHILoH's OoUoH and Consumption
Que IL sold BY us on guarantees. II
cnres consumption. Sold By n. b. DAN,
forth. cor. And and Market 6ta.
6HnOH'B vFxALIzna II what You
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe.
lite, DlEsincss and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents Der
bottle. Sold BY N. B. DAnfsrth, cor.
and and Market Sts.
WILL YOU sUFEEB with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Bhiloh's Vita
lizer ts guaranteed TO cure you. Sold
by Danforth. onr. and End Market cts.
SnEzPLHss NIeH7s, made miserable
BY that terrible cough. Bhiloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
forth. corner Second and Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Teacher--What are the names Of the
seven days in the week?
Boy-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
"ThAt's only six days. You have
missed one. Wen does your mother SO
to ohuroh?"
"Wheu pa buys her a new hat"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

h&*Hs A"AAs
The followins games were played
At MISREPRESENTATION o.
Indianapolis, 4.
At New York-New York, 4; Detroit,
"a.
Az 81. Louis-sL Louis, Ii; Loais'
yills,7.
Al Kansas oity-Kansas City, 5; DIN
|cinnati, 16.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 8; Brook
lyn,b o.
CliH Carroll will sign with KansaI
Oily.
Mcauire Is about the best batsms1
the Phnlien have.
The Phillles battery today will bt
|BHfanton and McGuire.
Ola kson has pitched In more cham
piOnS hip games than any Leagut
pito, ler.
b lsIett, the indianapolis second
bA .eman, cannot play because Of I
bI d leg.
Tying is not likely 10 be called upor
o pitch go long as BDfinton, Casey
4 GLEASON and Sanders are in shape.
In the sixth inn ing Of the game q
4 ~ 4OAA JNeepAhNyl WAth AhSNO ~
second base, Keeie struck out White
Twitchell and HAnlAn.
Anson says the New York OlGb i
mot managed at all, has too man!
Icliquss and will never win the pennabt
Anson says that he co aid win tn
championship with the lndianapoli
team.
l Arthur TWINS left hand little 6nEe
was broken by the last ball hit 4
yesterday's Philadelphia Ind ianapoli
aame. 1t was q ground hit by Beery
and Irwin hslded II TO Delshanty, II
firing Myers at second base. The hpRe
had been injured bsfore and was stiff 4
the last joint. 6ohriver will play 9
short to-day.
The Detroit Jr. base ball club yestel
Iday defsstAd the Red Rose olab by
o SCORE of 10 to 8. Tho Detroit il
club would like to hear from any olu
whose mem bers are under II years {
lage. All challenges may be receive
from the captain, George Grotz, II
Walnut street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
~A-
FloTfuA Land Co,

A lt1ttd meGting Of tina Sem mole
Park, Florida Land Go will be held at
the offioe Of Philip 2 CLARK 81 Co., 1874
Market street, on Saturday evening,
June 18Th, at 30 O'Clock, and on bvery
following Saturday, even log at the same
time and place until further nctioel ALI
parties interested. and those who like to
20. ere I quested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
ADDRESS Registered Listers 10
WEW ORLEAHS NATIONAL BAnz
Hew Orleans, In.

REMEMBER Tat M Es sss noe, q q
and Early, who are ia charge OF the draw,
ings, 10 o guarantee Of absolute fnirnsst
and integrity, that tho chances arc all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw q Prise.
REMEMBER aIao, that tho payment OF
Prizes ia GUARANTEES BY f0Ub
NATIONAL BANKS Of New OrlaanB
and the Tlekets are signed by the Prosi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recognised In the highest Oour 10;
noymoug Bohemss
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

The celebrated Three B. b. B. cigar,
manufactured by 81. II. Bourbon q
Bro, No. 2l9 Yves, Second street. The
best 30. ciRsr in the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15
! sFRECEDtRTtD IITKLCTIUHi
OVER 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana STATED Lottery Oompan

bOVislAnh ObAteAosbofJ Oohp&hy
Incorporated BY the Legi Stature Ia 1895
for Educational and charitable purposes
and Its franchise made part Of tho pfsscni
state Constitution, in fSTs, BY an oyar
wholmfng popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
D1tAWaMGS TAX Q pine o Sc mi. An N a.
ally dune ana % ecemberl, ana ffs
GRAN ID SIN GLE UM B AZ DRAW =
lhGs take p1ns ON each OF the
other ten months I'm she y ear, ana
are nh drawn ina public, At lmo
Academy Of ahus.c. New Orle ans, La.
I'VE do hsrsoy certify that We supsrvis,
tho arrangements FOR all the Monthly an:
Sem!.Annual drawings OF Tia Louisiana
state Lottery Co., and In person m1pas,
and control the drawings themselves, ant
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness and IA sood faith toward all parties,
and We authorize ths company 70 peo tbli
eertiiicAts, with fao-stmilos Of our B;gBstn7o,
attached In it, advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Increase your speel for fall positions
by renting a typewriter.
CHAs, g. GUYER, 1926 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

ID the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness Of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see m object three feet
of could see distinctly and plain . good
distance away on uelng one bottle. 30
with many others whom we eau refer
to. Supplied In IS and 30 cent bottles.
Prescription OF Dr.. j. SImms q Son,
4th and King sts., Wilmington, Del
Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

S.lc4 Prizes. amounting to........sl,o ba 800
HoTB.-Tlokets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates, or any further inform a.
tlon apply TO tho undersigned. Your nan d.
writing must be distinct and Signature
plain. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an Envel'
ope bearing your full address.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New Y ork Exchange in ordinary
letter. Currency BY Express lat our oxp snse)
addressed to
II. A.DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Washtnxeon, ID. 9
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Eolian organs. g, Q. Green, No. sos
5bipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

we, tM0 undersigned Banks and y Anksn
Will pay all Prizes drawn In Tho LJuisiani
State lotteries which may be pre- sntad a.
our counters.
4. m. WALWsLEH, Prea. 4 eululaas
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. state HA
tf0mal Bank.
A. BALDWTH, Pros. n. O MatT BE
CARL ROMM Pres. Union National
Rank,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Among the special attractions
for this week.
50 pieces OF Swiss, Cambria.
and Pique Flouncings, 50 cents
to S2.25 a yard.
A few Swiss Panels, left, te,
be closed out at thee quasser S
price.
Foot and hand wear.
ga dozen ladies' pure. Silk
Mitts reduced Som IS to IS
cents a pair.
The balance OF, our 81 Silk
Gloves, in ths right shades,
colOrs and black, to be closed
out at 50 cents a pair. That
means two pairs Ct gloves for
one.
Gents, Ladies' and Children's
regular made Hose at I2H
cents a pair. No one need go
without stockings now. A lot
Of IS cent Isle Thread Goods
to go in the sale at s71z cents
pair.
In the Wash Goods Depart
ment.
81 pieces Menado Stripe, last
week IS cents; now IS cents a
yard. IL pieces Lace Effect,
last week 81 cents; now 20 cents.
20 cent Challis 10 cents.
French and American Sateens
in new effect; not shown in
America until a few days ago.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS
Now is the time and the
prices are in your favor.
Russell, MIssIneT & Co.
| [SUocEssoRs TO r. 4. RUssELL,1
| 3O6 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace. COT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

Fireworks ut Perguson's, IL r.. Cd.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-06-15

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