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Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Pers maj.

Mrs. N ma kyers, OF New York, IS
waiting mft. willie n Wiswel, 1929
Ws.nll .soat, this CT, Y.
PTesid ant Cleveland went fshiDg to
Deal Esslh On Joteph Stiokney's pri'
Yate yAC * yesterday.
William A, Mscsu's NznIly, consist
Ing Of wife four oh!ldre. and nurse,
are sanmetlcz at Media, p
II. Meysra. tbe clothing rlaIchant o.
Fifth AMI &.rset streets. h VI returned
ffom lis vistt 10 the Military Acsdemy
ht Peaksk.u, n. Y, whsrs has sr
ranged to send bis son for IL coming
year, ct COST Of $40 par wee :, Incl nd
Ing boaidi clothing, tuition, b Vks. &c
Edwin G sG9don is tuffsri ~ from
heart cls59 3, and owing 10 this lEouslt
he was compelled TO give up I Us Goa
and lumhar busiBels wbtn he hS VI go
the BUSINESS on a paying bssis. NJ
sA"don hss cur sympathy in his di:c
tion,
Harry Hart ia suffering from dysp "
a, aud has been III poor health for u
past mouth, r. is still able ~ ! \
around his place OF businsas, Rlthoug.
hs saws ha ts 70. f teliGg anything Ike
live Hal.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
uamp Annm.

A party OF young men nj N
know az the Camp Adsus Ig,,1
held q social aud business n,,t. !
5veDlng ct the fesllaacs d M
Adams q Bro., and /, vsi m
settled that the party op.u lA,R n
on Thursday, August 9, is3 n \
toms Bridge, continuing ilrtWu
This association 90 OailBl IA N
comfortable manner, sud tniys
selves thoroughly, Tha ,ano NJ
In charge Of Mrs, Jolsph K N
who has had charge ior ta0 w I
eral yeAHB), whoge kind C,fs NJ 4
Client management is E,shlj s;;ad'
by ell, particularly tbs ssltezai
say, ore and all, III yd1 Rlisi
us feel good give Is plsutt I'D
eat" and "Aunl Os1dle" siygI'
Ii 10 them. The B5,OcibHSi n
complete camping 51,l., iiCt.s|
the necessary hzlugl, Tasi "a
last year, on Sunday, yGl I
equal 10 a Me h1tlsl esu2 2a4
attendance. Persons isslhli ID
their vacations pr0dSoly sIl
Rntly would DO vel, 10 iasst
as the cOtt Of camping out ID vi
Fer Is very Bliqht
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
ErIed 70 Arsue tne mater.

Albert McCracken and Joseph Spring.
er were charged ttls morning before
Judge l. nam with being drunk officer
shuliz who made the arrest, testified
that be found the pair drunk, snd lying
Of Eighteenth aud Market streets Me-
Crlcken told the court that he had not
been drunk since the 7th of this month,
and as he had a job OF work he would
Ike to he discharged. He argued that
II lie was fined he would not be able to
pay II, and wcull only have TO 60 TO iail,
and be an expense on The county
Springer argued his case IN o similar
manner, but although the arguments
were welghty, hey aid not seem to hay,
much effect on the Judge, as he I'm
posed a fine of az and costs on each.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Annnno.sIl MURDERER.

NoRRisTOwN, Pa, July 81 Coroner
Klngkiner this aiterno Investigated the
death Of John Geiz, which was sur
rounded by circumstances OF a
suspicious character. form ng a chain OF
evidence upon which German shoemaker
was locked up to await the result Of the
inquest. Early this morning GetH's
body, still warm, was found lying on the
railroad between the east and west bound
tracks, at Spring Hill. Near him lay a
revolver with two chambers empty In
his back was wound apparently made
by bulle'. The pistol, 1t wes shown
belonged TO German shoemaker who
was out With Gstz last night The shoe
maker was suspected OF having mu--
dered Getz apd was locked up The
evidence addueed at the inquest showed
that GHtz had purloin d the revolver an {
losS it last night willis walking on the
railroad in an intoxicated condition. The
wound in his back, the autopsy revealed
was the result Of a fractuted rib protud-
ing through the skin. a verdict OF ae-
cIdeutal death was rendered and the
shoemaker was released. Getz was .
sing mau, aged 50. He was employed
for three years at a New York tailoring
establishment, and recently came tc
Conshohocsen and obtained employment
HIS parents live in & rmany
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
LoeaI maze nan
Allen Is a failure as q catcher.

Allen ls failure as . catcher.
The Cuban Giants are heavy hltters.
Bailey and Allen both made triple hits.
The Americus VS. Quickstep, tomorrow
afternoon.
A large crowd Is expected to witness
to-morrow's game.
The Wilmington and seaford will cross
bats, on the Union street grounds on
"Wednesday next.
In the Wilmington Sea ford game Neis.
ter pitched elk innings and had TO retire
In favor Of Kinney.
The Cuban Giants defeated the Brandy.
wine base ball club at West Chester,
yesterday afternoon by score Of 10 to 1.
Day OF the Am rieus pitched for the
Brandywtne and had to retire IN favor OF
Fiiel who done little better. The homo
club did misorably at the ba. and in the
neld. This is the end Of the Brandywine.
The flrst game for the championship Of
the State, (colored )wRs played yesterday
afternoon, at Front and Union streets,
between the Delaware Giants and the
Maple Leaf, in which the Giants were de
feated by scoTe of 10 to "A. The gate
receipts amounted to S760. Amer the
game Umpire Scott was bought book
10 study the rules.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
helnrned Melne.

Or. J. n. Simms returned 10 day o.
noon from his wsek's visit to the Ma
tlonAl Camp Meeting at MT. Tabor, N
" There were present ON each day
from two thousand TO Ave thousand
parsons, AID the ssrvioss were interest.
Ing and prOatAb
Amor othtrs who preached wa
Bishop ray lor, the great African mis
slonaFy Over 100 prnfegssd conversion
the paSt week, and 800 professsd 10 OK
peIiencA saDetidcation or perfect bolt
ness. DR.. 8. also attended the N eetipl
in John street, Nav York city, oa'
night, whore great work is being car
lied on.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
HArd nnsa

Thomas Ryan" was called by Clerk
HylHnd at this mornine's session OF the
oit7 o9urt, when o gray hsGdet uRn,
leaning on . osne, limped Into the dooE
With Smile on his face, "a though oon.
s.ious that bia inHrmttlos would be- the
means Of saving him from pualshneut.
he was charged with begging aud so.
noying people on the stFeet, and when
told OF what be was charged dew out
the stump Of his LETT arm snd exhibited
It to the court. He said that he had
Deen Injured some yearE ago IN az acct
dent on the B. s. o. Railroad, and wSs
trying TO get to Philadelphia. where he
belongs, 70 be admitted TO the aImt-
hauss. Tbs judGe discharged him With
an hdmonitiJn TO leave tho city q. once,
which he promlIe1 10 do.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Quick buyers should be
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
a OAusoIsss uhaTgs OF Assault.

This morning George W. Powell and
Josephine, his wife, were Arraigned be-
fore Judge Lyman charged with COM
mlstER an assault on Mary d. Powell
The parties reside ever Third street
bridge aud tho husband OF the pros6cu-
trix aud one Of the Gocused are BROTH
ers Mrs. Mary ID. Powell testifei ]
that on "Wednesday she was shopping
with Miss Fannie Powell, and that
when she returned TO the residence OF
the deiandAnts, Josephine charged her
with stealing bome money from Fannie,
and she 10 turn called her a liar.
Josephine then struck her and she re
turned the blow, when George came In
and also assaulted her. Fannie Powell
was called to the stand, and testified
that Hho was present ct the time Of the
alleged assAult and that 1t WAS the pros
aculrlx whoAssaulted the accused. She
also testiasd that aary strnck the &C,
cused tlrst, and used some very pFofane
Language. Several other witnesses tes-
Iti6ed 70 the same effect, and the Judge
promptly dismissed the case, This had
such an 6ffeot on tue prOsocutFIK that
she burst Into tears.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
AGood Sale.

Mr.. j. q. Rooiuson, auotioneer, sold
the contents Of Wm. MoVAugh's livery
stable NJ Hockessin yesterday. Horses
brought from Ei25 TO S27b; single hAr.
ness, $40 TO S4B; touble harness, $50 to
$50; ssoond hand buRgiea, ei25 to Slt5.
There were between 400 aud 800 persons
10 attendance, among them being W.
II. Finn, Newport, DEL; r. H. Pinker.
TOD, New Castle, Del; W. Y. Warner,
Robert Strain, q. 7. Wallace, the vii,
niDRton Transfer 90. being represented
y VIM. LaTtOn, j. O. Blizzard and
teFbert Tsy lor. Twenty-Five cow
eie also sold at prices ranging from
5to 600 per head.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
nc NmpeIor In stookholrn.

SToCKuoLM, July 23.-Emperor VIII
liam arrived here this afternoon. He
was received by King Oscar aud Grown
Prince Gustat. The streets OF the city
were crowded with peoIle and the house,
we're profusely decorated with hags.
CoPENHAoEN, July 26.-Klng Chris.
tian OF Denmark viii start with small
feet from Copenhagen on Sunday to meet
the German squadron The Russian
men-oi-war are also expected to be pres
eHt during the stay Of tho Emperor.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
KAN on mnI, 1,a ,lirnn. ,,Irl.

NEw YcRK, July 2G A dispatch
from E'iiuburg says William Walter
Phelps Dodge was ln.rri d yesterday to
lis Ida Lena COgEe. Dodge is the son
of Professor D Stuart Dodge, and
nephew of William Walter Phelps. The
bride is the daughter Of Cooke, the
vet circus proprietor, and the prin
ciple bareback rider oftLe show. Dodge
wa ban lsLel to Europe for two year
tgT having inserted in newspapers While ,
student at Yale false notice OF his en-
gagement and marriage to his pretty
cousin, Lillian May stokes. He fell mad
y IN lGTe with Miss Cocks ut first sight,
ma followed her from town 70 town,
making thc dash for Iuatrimouy at
Workiugiog. The pair were overtaken
at Ca.Gsla C1 route for Glasgow, by
ii'ute Papa Coke, aud the marriage fcl
loTCi.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Prom,ssa 20 Leave ION

Yesterday afternoon q Polls
fel aud n gray headed Ba1 s'li'l
tteps OF c rgriitnce IN ihg W
Ninth aud West slrt1is, std
baA been coutideFab,5 coHllal
people in thst ssClioa ab9-l
noysd In this way, ne oilti'.
move on. In 3 HhcTl t.le ~
he ngEin came across ail
open . back gate h0l t1)E 9ll
tody. When ho wsS Sila'll
Judge Lyman this moi..li
his name % EiwAni he!i1Si
he was try .CE to make h''Fas
more, WEeE5 be bG.3ngs
told lin he could soft a5 ~
town, and A5lag Chief IaI5
that unless he vas Oa!t! w
az hour he would BE- 63nt Nv
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
NJ VI.

YIsHER-Du Iuly %, Mary, twin daughter
Of Robert II. Gad tho iatO Mary h. FISHER,
AGED 20 days,
asam ClArk, No. UGg KirEsyO0t street, FridaF =
afternoon ct O'Clock. ln'ermsnt at River.
vieW UsmeEsry.
the 26.h inst, Sarah,
widow OF James Il. Mahany.
FunsTal on SAtuTd ~, 2sth, at O'Clock y
m, from Wilson'S undertaking par.orB, oio
King etroot.
HUEY. .-On the 9th inst. Gilbert, son Of
Thomas and Mary V. hssy, agsd years
and months.
Relatives ard friendR are respectfully in
vitsd - attend his funeraA from The resi-,
dencs Of his parentE, 1220 Ltlden reas, on
Saturday, 5sth inst at 2 oicleeS,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Drnn. and pIsardsrlx.

James Peyton was charged 81 this
mornings session OF the city court with
telng drunk and dlsorderiy. Tho eyi
dence OF the CfiioeE showed tERt the
prisoner WAs drunk yesterday and
created considerable disorder In the vi.
oinity Of Eighth and Church streets.
The aceused had nothing to say, sud as
the evidence was conclusive. ho was
sentenced to pay fine Of 50 aud cost
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
THIRD EDITION.
51MT, SAW AND CON0UEEED.
.,-svs be Sure You're Right Then Gu
ahead,


ahead,
Tbe people Of this city ard surround
Eno counties nave been deosi iVeu 80
oach nv untIu.hiul advertising that
thew oan't depend on . great mRny peo
NIess production, especially when they
eae they are osmp0asd By one VINO can
NJ NOE advertise the Truth thao .
leonard can change his spots, But there
a. nne thing certain, and that is, every
Sord you see in print with Mr.. Louii
Esilhsimer's name sttachedi OF the
Roonomy Hall, 4G6 Market street. you
cSn not IL down ard make up youi
MUD that they are the words OF ru1h'
and don't you forget 1t.
kindly read the following, ara as1
vourssli II he is not deserving OF yonI
oatrouaRe. Ten out OF every dez1n whG
msrely come to look take advantage ol
the uphesrd Of bargains, and return to
tbe,r homes with olothinR, Hon esn
huy youths beautiful suit, hena
Somely made up, from 81 ~ to u 90
worth double the moue!i 3 ohlia'i
hAnds0ms lnlt. made up in oinertn
az les, from 81. 80 20 So 81 men's sulti
A. slAuRh,eTing prloes, and sum mei
weight clothing 1t figure that wal
as.ouish you, aud Whioh can be hal
no other place than the Economy Hall
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Fine tomatoes,

Gs5rze n. BrAmhls, who resides near
the Delaware junction, OhristiAna
Hundred, brought pan Of tor atoes to
our city this morniAg that were almost
90 large, round and smooth Ss bate
hall, while they Rlistshed like gold.
We rarely zee anything equal TO them
la our market, and the ouo who Gao
surpass them may we'll boast Of his Buc-
cess In the tomato.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
nuaInens Change.

As already announced in this paper,
E1win g SAwdon has tram farred to
Joseph II, Gooding his coal and wood
bnhiLess together with the lime, sand and
cement interests, the change to tAku Of.
feet on tho frat dag Of August.
br. Bswdon has accumulated qglse q
business In coal and lime especially,
md has the sympathy Of business men
that his health will not allow him 10
continue. The lumber business will be
continued 90 st present.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
plsoharren FROM un,tonr.

George Oummins the 14-yesr.old
colorsd boy, who Was charged with the
larceny OF q number OF articles from a
man a. Camp DUPONT, had fnE' hear.
Ing before Judge Lyman this morning.
The guilt Of the youthful prisoner WsS
fully establish q, but as no one appear
ei EgsirEt him, tha JadRe concluded 10
let him go, which he did, with WGH =
ing not to CONS back any more.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
me OIiY pnrlr

I he Park 0ommlsSioners are having
the hanging bridge over the Brandy.
vin ', near the third dam, put In repair,
Save raj timbers Of the bridge having
rotte, lawsy new pieces have been or
dersd 10 replace them. Pathways have
been nhde thfough sue park ana all
Tubbis 10 being cleaned mp, thereby
giving " 40 a'teaetive appearance. lht
cOmml Mon cannot 60 Ahead yet as fasl
with IN lproVementa As they would Ike,
owing oseverAl causes which viii Roou
: . reTnt, lied.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Uontrac, ConpIetsd.

Alexander s. Wells, the roofers, have
iust finished the contract OF lSying I, 5,0C0
square fest OF s'Rz TooHng on the new
bnildioR Of the John G.. Baker Com.
psny, Fifth aud Church ttreats. The
same company have received the con.
tract for placing $4,000 Equars feet OF
Stag roohng on the new building Of the
Jackscn a. q Sharp Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Oppostd to no EIislLa

Atthe meeting Of lbs ~
barg OF As0ury NJ 2 Uns'l
nsslny evening, tie ei,'a.,t
pastcrSl term to Hf5 !a'f' ~
ca OF conc lenstt sd rltg.s-
t59,ed TO. IWgs sitsiEiiiII II
by o decisive usj7ri,y o. III g.'
ask fot the prpo'ulleat q y. Y.
Saith Of Lhs Pniiajsipals M h
ss lhoir pagior i,rDtI'ys,liI. a., " /,
is travelling as IN CSa-s n.
7ory popular preacher, H. rs III y,
city last ial! and Tr'alll'a, /, w y,
Bgfnoas IN Asbu.g Gu WA M
iigtep to wits 6gesi u
very large c9ngrsGsll'H"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Arrsst Cfail =.

LONDON, July % --. "a / IA h z
Clotten ha1 been sFtsi' r's,sIgss y
WI wseD que,'ionld. By 5ly,,I1l l11I Ioile
had sent t1e H'anuSJb''ft i,b n, fl'sl
,hs MRS rSsi GI1a.'0S@S'b e. When ), ''til J,
been been n mIsIsll and &C coR,a RIe,.a,.li1DI
He then wro1' 'H'
stone, ~..
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
reported sl1c' ih'I''l

James yYIl7btlrs to- u ~ ~ / i
IntyEmer. o! Wilm!ps''D 49,
wine Cemetery -. ,fsiss
E!sle, infant da99Alsi, a, n h
AunA Hood sged Z .a.. n.'''
Al Bt. Peters C5meiei5' ". NJ a
Mary, infant dsugs''i ~ Y Il
Iut4rElen; 81 0athel, q. ,.., u n IA
Mary, lutsnt dag;a;si n Z ss'I I. d
a. Riveryisw 0enetsiJii 9!t Z i,-, N
Jorlphs, son Of Tls.l'.i :.. ..i5ils
siIor, q Il, aged 4 ys,i1 1s3ls.iia
IntermeLt a! Ee@ O4'A''''
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
,,.,,,,,os n count -

pUBIls, Ja'y .,to,si .5.1i d Il
t,a.n,, a s'y; yg;ds,3.alI ss'e ,,''o 'o,'19sl z
Z T5s ,ss'e, s7,is.lns { ! part, %' p. rsii|
la,5is9 rsti,i'ns5a sna CIV S.1Tsa Ts.,5l 4 .i'a 7
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Wagon Broke Dowa.

This morning Rs wagon belonging
to OFhDston q Nswbold was proceeding
out Dea ware avsnue II broke down.
Beside ths break there was no other
Damage done Another wagon vas
sent for and the sRnd unload od. The
broken wagon was taken to the shops
iot repairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Eeyenlh Mnrd Rennh,Icana

A meeting OF TIE sey6nth Ward Re
publicans WI III be held to morrow ever
ing in their headquarters, Tenth and
Market streets. A fall attendance is re
questedi as there are several propositions
to be placed before the mteting.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
nasna seitIed.

The book cases that have been bs'ote
Hqu,ra BeTtolette for soma time 7 asst
hsve besn Rettled. The csses grew Gu.
OF auumber OF persons snbsctib!n5 for
the history Of Delaware, published by
l.. J. Richards & 90,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
The Modern Exllo.

There came to New YORK poor exile Of
Erin,
Tho dew or his thin robe was heavy and
chill;
In fortnight he was police uniform wear.
ing,
And now he could lend you ten-doEar
bill,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
A NOW Tolsrhone.

a new telephone has been placed In
the restaurant Of John r.. Dolan on
Third street, between Market and
shipiey. The "phons" 10 opsn to the
asa of his friends and pltrons. The
number ig $40,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
A COns,gumsnt Of Grass.

This morning the James Brad ford Co.
received consignment of window glafj
from Ants werp, Belgium. The glass wE
shipped by steamer Switzerland to Phila
.phia and from there by cars ito this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Bneolsl arr knge. 1snts will be made
for those who cana Vt get their money
out q. saving tnstlti ltions ia time for
Ford & Osls'a sAle Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Two drunken men had ''sorap" on
West street abo We Second shortly before
Il O'Clock last ight. OauBe: A woman.
Little damage " as done.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

John 8. / lr.olette, Harry Glllmor0
and Frank V ernOn win 20 to Media, on
SUNDAY, on Il Wir wheels. Mr.. BeItp-
letts viii US, his IeW aEisiy mach inc,
with which L thinks be cEn climb
Media hill.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Three or four members OF the VIII
miuRtou Whe6i Ciub visited Brandy
y Inc Syringe last evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
-
KI We Faund.

A bunch OF kt 70, picked up in one OF
the tents AZ Brs adywiDe Springs, csn
ba procured by H. Il oWnsg on calling at
this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
the ara,n nlprhet.

August wheat Is Qnoted at 79]f cents
per bushtl; september, 50 cents, July
corn sold 81 as osntsi August, 80. Oats,
August, 26H cents per bushe.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Excursion.

Gouley'a excursion TO the delightful
resort, Tolohtsler, over the b & o.
Railroad via Baltimore, on August OH,
1888. Tiokets Sl.I0.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
,.,,cv Wit Fig~

NEW YORK, Jajy y In3,riis,
the : isb.cs ii ei,Hi,s Giant, RIs,i y
ne, lsS Fsgi KS J'@ ga- -sai.a !5ii 2.
EEas.a5d, Eli, a5 il F''''' O
a SIDE, ,&,~,..,,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
trnnrBRnoMALL

Took up more tina half his time in read.
iu extracts from the messages of Wash
iugton, Madis~n aud Adams, explaining
iu the meantime that tariff for reycnue
Sultiyates the foreg IN customer, while the
protective tar,I excludes TIE foreign
customer when be comes in the way Of
Il dom size producer. Being revenue,
1t brings In eli the goods It can. Being
protective, it Keeps out all the good it
eau The Judge explained the tariff
law from ravuiuu uary times to date
aud arEucl lila. protection had made The
United States the richest, the largest in
Chrat!au population and tte most pros =
porous country 10 the world, PC rcpu.
dated the idea that the consurC CT pays
The tax and cIut.ndel at England mad
always forced the fee trade Issue.
In ry6uuN Mr. Potts claimed IL Il,
Judge br omAl tad not made out hi;
case and totH geLte emen were oongratu
ia!e4 the aicsc OF the proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Excursion,

Gouley's grand sightseeing excur.
sion TO New York on Tustday, July 81.
Fer full particulars read Rdvisement.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
Found Dond IN nad.

This n. MninG Leslie M, 2-months-
old gon OF Simeon HjCd, who resides at
/ No. 2 Mecl Anie street, was found dead
| In had. II le coroner WAS notified, hnd
gave cert, hcaJs OF dessh from nataEAl
4 oEuhaH
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

Oh, II l only hs4 her compile xion
g es.''v on RiBed, Ute Poz-
cDi'R Complexion P gdtg,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
MR.. POTTS SPEAKS,

Mr.. Potts took up the President mes
sage, aud while acknowledging It to be
pretty long text, contended that It was
wise, sound and patriotic. With Judge
Broomalrs consent the taxes on luxuries
and whisky were not argued and both
agreed that the surplus should be reduced. !.
The speaker then presented statistics and
arguments to prove that free raw msteri-
al would put to profitable work all ma
chinery hands all the year round at steady
rs well as high wages. He quoted Gen.
Grant and the National Association OF
Woolen Manufacturers as iayora lie tn
free raw material as wen as James Dob.
son's testimony beior Congressionsl
Committee. In closing, Mr.. Potts asked
hisuppuuent 10 define the American avs.
TEN oi Pr lection and pictured in Rlyw
ing culOrs the result OF free raw mateH'
al
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27
.TsvFsy sml
,I.,,nr M -. h

A fsrllsInen .,':. g:.' isrsy
Ilsn1as lei11asa'is1 "a 1 ! m: 5a3,'.5 I: '.5a5saII
Tie LyHs
Daily Republican., 1888-07-27

w. h. sRAKI
Wn. B, Shar. VI Co.,
Fourth and MAJ tgt SIS

b6a5un , blaA1lOS1I
ing placed our orders ior u
delivery, we have det aded
make some remarkal dc r.
ductions in what stocE B On
parts cf stocks we hay % ie
Of seasonable dress I, 'pfi'
and thin goods Of bl oKe
lines
This will be q peo PIE
benefit, of which the stay "a
homes will reap the harN 'ei
Our best French Safe 81
have been In elegant sty Il
and superb qualities a .
comprised the newest al
most desirable t h in g
brought out. We have sol,
them all the season in these
qualities for 35 and 375
cents per yard. We have
yet a good selection in about
thirty styles, some OF them
being late arrivals. The
whole line in colors and fig.
urcs is reduced to 1o cents
per yard. Every lady is her
own judge Of a good sateen.
domestic Sateens will stand
a good word and. while not
las handsome as the French,
Iare splendid value tor the
money and closely Initiate
1.-The finer ones in styles. We
have II styles lett from a
large handling this season
an / have been selling them
for 121 cents. They are all
Ireducsd to 64c per yaro'
All OF cur Challies, regu-
liar 10 and 12.centers, are
! reduced to 64c per yard.
b All Of our Batiste, 81 In
: wide, still in good assort'
ment, regular s and Io-cen'
lIgoods are reduced to 6 anc
All OF our dOpaque DIN
dias," 80 inches wide, il
many new stS les and color
ings, regular 10 and /
cents, thin fabrics, are re.
duced to 5 cents per yard
All OF our Crinkled Ba
tiste in blues, pinks, cream
i and tan-figured-are re
duced to 5 cents.
!. All OF cur solid stripe
Seersuckers-erey and tar
whi.e and tan, and tw
. tones, are reduced from 6
b cents to 5 cents per yarc
10 All OF our IL and IS Ger
Seersuckers in colors an
: self stripes are reduced to
E and 10 cents
Z, This is war to the knife O
IN waeh fabrics. Our policy
as to reduce cur stock-ne
b. goods are clamoring for az
We mittance every day.
h. Imported Scotch GinE
= hams-4o styles in pla.
\ and colcred stripes al
- plaids, all Of this season
. importatlons - regular
ID and 4O cent goods, are n
NJ III, duced to Is cents per yar
'ia. ii.. Lorraine Cable Co
a. a.. I phyrs, partly ginehal
1. =. partly chambray effect wi
a neat pin stripe on a pla
lsra sss ground-hhve been IS Ger
05si vi all season, are now re6uct
lila to I2B cents.
'A'' Linen d'Indla-Lav
q idea, nearly Swiss In weig
, q; :: beautiful and desirat
''9is 9is summer stufS, self piai,
%. 20. herring bone, dainty strip
'E;a5 s:5 and harmonious colorin
REh' are reduced from 25 to
pal, cen 8
! t,.5 4 Ladies' fine gauze JC
'53% sa% sey fitting Vests of the ce
ga.o. a.: brated "Otis" brand-lc
m ,T1T necks and short sleeves, a
iI,6s iIs5s high neck and short sleev
~ silk bound-regular ha
! IT, e. dollar qualities everywhe
fG'' Il. and the line comprises siz
Wy from 26 to 38--Rre all
.gg; RI Z; duced to 10 cents each.
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