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Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
The following described real es,,,


All that certain lot or niece of land ,.t,,.
arorstoty prick dwelling thereon u5eete sitn
ate at IN Christlana hundred, New Csstie Countv
to wit: aS 4"lloWs,
Sexl9nins alta apoint in the westerly side q =
~ ar u axenue W, at % feet wide and at The ais
Se .Hhce o. IVY ieet southerly from The noutbariv
snd VI VI Eihln iln hlreet extended thence westerly
;l.ap ~ phailes with Ninth street and psssinx
;thhiiouka the centre ofthe dlVlBion NAH bstweei,
,uls , anu Inc house adjoining on 1hp snnth n,
70 toe easterly side OfItose street ruanlng
viz q. ,p from Nlnth street extended parallel
,t r4sn bhyAlu AVehue al rs feet W de thrnre
s'raai 'I.tnieriy along said eAsterly side OF Rose
nit ns'est ~ Ieet 70 corner thence easterlv and
81 ritn Nlnth street 80 feet 10 the west
IN, s6,g sue OF Bayard avenue and thense thnreby
% ,I tnetiy ~ ieet 20 the place OF beginnInE he
1hs cohtenta thereof what II may w
seized and taken In execution AZ ,bo nron-
erty OF Frank Strickland and nm
vile, aAd " be sold by 'A A'' hh
s,..,g,. AILEs JAMESON, sbsri6.
,,sn onse Nilmia Eton, April 10.
slO-ood-h
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
-. Wba. ~

I'll sell you a kor,oIo 70, q )
for your boy, n soe !. 4 U a. inQ Il
& e es,;Ip;r, ~ I, yea sa' e.a y, n
", ws.ro seu elis % f5r ss,,,,Sg,S, %, 20 Si'TI $
your money rsidpTIlIs nouls Feb
suis for nothing
Market ftres!'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Say, Will You L,at

Your boy go naked, with all sorts CT
oolored patches on his pauie, when you
can take him TO the ECONOMY Hell''
ciothier, 406 Market street, and get him
. pair OF pants for a quarter?
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

fEOR SALE OR RXuH /. WON -,,v,U =
2! those nov h1ussF a. "a v,rtsrs WE ~
Ettaets' ,tiS, tha be5t I1estsd IN tas fouSrs 80
VI. W. be Sold loE 800 lefs thsa cor. or ca'u
W s1s'.,d a, WILLIAM J. EISHER,
w. -.--A. s:r.st,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Bnapper Lnpct,

Mine bost Harry Feldmeier, OF the
FELTON, House, Second and Walnut
streets, will serve . snapper iuroh TO-
morrow might, gotten up iu his unsur.
passed style. He invltss all hia friends
TO oAll ard see him.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Fresh Delawnrn nhnn-

Powell, In the Third street market.
VIII have an extra fins supply of Della
ware shAd 10. morrow, In addition 70 a
iuiI variety of delicious rock and all
other kinds of tlsh in season.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
PersOnAh

Mis-. Susie 4. sly2,is'ns lTj's' III
sojourn, maoh l.n In ,,,, and II
esuss r. v,I., ~. .,o,s, on Piq 10
- 4,
liy ..l.u ..a~'~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
THIRD EDITION.
Living m sa unmarked Grave

Do honor 10 those patriotic sons who
.acrificed their lives upon the country'h
altar, aud who today sleep IN the
beantiful cemeteries. Soldiers OF svery
arnde lie beneath the sod OF New Castle
County 10 unmarked graves. Gentle
msp. tu,n out In regulation blue on the
2O.h Of Msy. Tbs Economy Hall Cloth.
lar, 4O8 Market, will sell you q suit
that will stand nll the scorchine suns.
The best blue cloth manufactured for
eiaht dollars. and kindly, don't forget it.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
baslun 9r5,7,e.s ','.,I'-,,-,,7--,..,., -

C,i5 : Z pIs1s7 ,i9sl9t;sz ,t.t'an t-r, 1895
sStsa.s.@--t.2s'r go 2!gE or b.ae Ar,irsa
% IrE ri haut { q lar.
'"a'= 4 L2Wl3 Row. dl3 KIN, a,rsss
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
CRYSTAL wEDDINo.


n honor Of Mr. and Mira e. T. stoops
crystal wedding, April ~, lsss.
Just nttesn years ago tonight,
merry party INST
With Happy hearts and eyes 90 bright
ana only one regret
The bride, ysung and winsome girl
with brightly beamins eyea,
And hair watch flowed In many q curl
Waa mothets eniy priEs.
SO mothers heart was tomswhat sad
That a. this early dAJ,
Fer youngest dRughtsr could be glad
10 give her hsArl awsy.
Bat in that morry bridal throng
ROPE played the groater parl;
Life seemed poem and Song,
Love answered heart to earl.
And In the years. lwift onward dow
Wnioh NIL their lives with care,
ms love youth retains its Klos
And lives on warm and rare.
Ana We. the friends ofls;er ysars,
Invited hofe to-nlgnt,
LosE a their bliss with snvIt as tears
And feelings ef delight.
And trustwhen fifteen years sweep round
In other homes We Rn1N
fho pshos and iovo which hore abound
may AieV oliSnUy BioH.
-
DIED.
EhHDESrEB.-In this oity, on the 2s1
inst LouisA daughter Of Johu ". and
ridnoy hNdestsr, Add KrRpd1aughtor OF
uatVln hixhntl!. agei II months
Relatives and frisnus afe respectfully in,
vitsd 70 aItead her faneral rom the resi-.
denoe OF her parontB, No. p2g Kirs Wols
s.reet, on sa urday, Apfil4s, to mest At the
Eouse az II o'cItoE. lntsrment Ut HooRoa
ain.
shs was the f.iTe-t flower that bloomed
In tue garden f eur love,
BNt deHus called ouI darling home,
To dwell Win Him above.
Teach us TO sty thy will bs done
On osrtn, as 1t is in n oaven;
z, may Wo moot our loved one there,
Whon rest to US is given. MJM
I y kE.-On tho goth inss, Maggie, wifi OF
John lyrs, In her Soth year,
helatiVee nnd irisada are respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from tho resi-.
dsnos OF her fltherin.law, Peter p. Tyre.
Giipin avenue and Dupont sire ct on sun.
day attefHOon at two O'Clock. Interment at
MT. Salon Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
The ssoo, d Days s,,a.

Ano QUESTION CT ofatla
preachers was taken up At 81
Session OF the ., a. M, &c
and after discussion the ili
slderssl0n OF tho matter VS.
until the snuuhl eoDfsren9,p d
ths ailtiuR Of the GolelL0|
Church Hill a III. Z Cblal
s2lyRnia made application Z
mitted TO the colfereu0s, Y
fn2 minisierg were irlT0isss.
coined l,y the nornbers:
The Rev. d. A. Ritel', Y
WR.ers, George OhR a-'ls|
Smith, 7. B. Scott, Ra.ph Gilli
WAS one OF the co.HorEen |
Rsv. Peter Sceroe7 IN t1s crla
U. A, n h. Churohesi AlGl
Brown and RObsrt BlJsi 4
both from Church Hill, Pa
An address Was delivered Al'
Ralph Gilmore Of LaEOs,lsi
the origin OF the U. A NJ. Z !
Toe committee OF hoy ofdefi
on credentials we're disGAai
following members Oiscouh
announcel on church tfpolti
The Rev. john l., Ho1l,
Guy aud Easkie. Smith. Ias
tee on holy orders reported
amined the follow.ps; sAnd
Samuel WilmoIe, Eztkisl
Charles Nichols. 1te laiisf
msnded fer deReon's orders
osber0 referred 6scE 10 lhslri
JoEeph Fi,z1ersldi o' rn
made application for ilii,.. a1an
after q debate his 6Rpllisg
fused. A comRi.tes % p1e'
consulting Of tie R''l D, ~, =,
D. h. Anderson vH sppe,a
bishop. A sermon sN ~ :
evening by th Ra" D. NJ
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAT OF MAY, issa
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
e Following described real estate viz.

Al those two certain los of land with tn.
building thereon situate IN the city ur vii.
inlnEton' bounded and described Us 10 lows.
no. !; BeRinnlng at psInt on the ves-
Wrly slue OF searles street at the distance of
- ~ ieet one Inch from the southerlV side Of
khiId streei, at the centre OF the marty wall
between mi. and ths property adinlning on
lhe north, thence running sou.heriy nOng
- aries street IS feet three inches TO 4 staIe
w Inence westerly and parallel to Third strsrt
q Iset 10 stake, thence northerly paTA Ajlel IA
ctafles street ~ feet three Inches tnpnse
eAsterly and parallel TO Third street aEd
shIohkn the centre Of the parry wall heFeIn-
ssIote mentioned rs feet to the place OF he :
may. ""~t eheE
No. BeEinnlng alta stake on the easterIv
~. ~, VI riahhlla street at the distance OF 81
deet southei ~ from the southerly side Of Lin.
zen seet nreet thense eaiterly and parallel with
Linueh rect, 10 feet to a stake, thence south.
siy parallel villa Franklin stTecl 81 feel 10
ssother STREET. thence westerly parallel win
LInuen street, no feet TO the Afor, said tid, or
y rIhue! IN ntfet I, and thence thereby L ortheriv
,s 81 iset 70 Tue place OF beginning, be the con-.
teIls w reoI what they may.
sslLed And taken In execution as the pron-
cty Of FRANK Ru h and Ida h, Rulh. hfs
"ie anu !, l., and to be sold by
GILES bAMBGDN Sher,a
~ ,sherin's oniee, Wiinitas tDn, April 9Ih.
A17-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Boys

Fancy tip. button and hook lace, size Q
70 =. only Sl.26 and Sl.60. at Bsocock's,
su6 Market street above Second,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Wilmington RaIssteRDeIs

Save your money. wbi0h you surely san do
BY huyinE ct 1o2 and iC+ h4r. bth ttreot,
oohte from lee TO 59c n tal III blaek or
mixed zoe 70 SO, the hnoet iess and ootieeG
a speciality. Lemogs IUia ctA, pruneg 8
lbs lso, new lot fre French prunas los. tho
beRs tsmatOes and fiGest CON 90 a cln can.
ned blteI5sr1ies loc, ths lines. layer tRs Ilc
~. rev fofg plumi. pear zesile,s c sosfiss.
hAms, shoulders ond or'ed beef; tne lard
lo9 Id. Pieaso nots the fs1- Wa sell tine bost
print outtor; all the leGtiing brands Of tiour:
Patapsco SuperiRtlvo PHtest. Bunpsrian
SNOW flake snd FFF at t0eg bottom price J;
Saturday night market
a77-ssa DENNIS N &PTAOH.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

"ANTED - TWO UEHTLEn RN
VAte family. sS7.l2s
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

poULTRY FOR SALE PURE
while Leghorn eggs, for Matching Price
ior ,o 10 eggs % cents. Apply 10 Thee. Is. smith,
looto W est atreet. RZt-4t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

SHERlFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~, ~ VIII OF AIS. Leyari FAclns to me Ireeted,
Unu9o po S1p2sed ~ 70 public sale, at the Couft
Wi.a, Wriousa, on Market street, hetwcan Ten 81 mo
EieYehu streets, in the UtJ Of WH,anstSn
ne" Castle County, DelAwarc- H'O"'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
I3oys'

Ladiss' and gentlemen's gol watohes
ct Millard II. Davis, 8 e, % at,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Goo1, stroua hoOk-lnse, only ST.. Bah.
COCKS, 2O0 AArkes street., above 6s.u1d.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
The Most

The host
desirable ladies' and missss' KID hook
lacs and button ehoes AZ Bgbcock's, .O6
Market street, above Second
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Don,I Earnat

to see the three desirSblo erades of kid
ocots ct Babcock's, 206 Market strsei,
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

SHERlFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
rs,,oa Wrlt OF Leyari Fasias, 70 m- dI-
Treetea VIII be exposed ~ pubhe SIDE al the
Conr1 House; on Market street betgoar Tsnt,
ina tAeytnth treebs. IN ths eAiy OF WhmlnF-
On, New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

WARTED-GDpD SIhL, WHITa OR
Wv eolored. Must coma well rooqm-
msnasd. At lOb Il. stu St.,oity. aaT.3sA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

For cArpsts-Uranor & 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

"AHrED-A SITUATION In GRO
w oerJ store. by young coIorod nAp,
Tno good psn N IN and accountant. Ap.
ply at ~. $3.50 Walnut street. R2T.2lS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

RD-fIRST-OLASS FOLDER
w on rolled goedA Also WSAvere WanIos
on Brldoso1Eg looms. Apply 60 BrandyWins
Oetton Mills, kentmere, IL
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Zoe SsEE--ABUUr 5000 OLEANED
~ bTlos, lot OF list and other iumber,
& iot ~ pnlieys Aud shAfttaE. Apply at old
olty MIL, BfandywinS bTidse
AzI'2tA W. "a J. THOMPSON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

VGoR RBNT-GROOERY,F FRUIT AED
- vegetable etoro at atlantic Oity. Oom.
cue OF the best stands In the city Addr1ss
T. q. BOX sos, this city, n2T.2t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

f. s.I1oidstS
ESTD Wy q b N
III Weds,sSg| A
es''' bus.hi5,1 sh
DAvibf|
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

ETok EEEr-RoUMs Ar 2ol +. SIXTH
- ttsst. 81 ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

RoAEDERs wANT8D--Ar lo7 wHST
O strtS;. $3.50 per week. a27.stT
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22

l am nearly ninety years old, and I never yet But at this moment the eldest boy spied mo. Oh. grandma he said, there's big kite caught in this apple tree.' And in few moments more, he had me out of that tree, and mp in the sec ond-story room, and his grandmama was unpinning those green strips of paper. l suppose by this time that you have all guessed what they werc?"
 Ten dollar bills shouted the odd little table, standing on one of it's qneer, crooked legs. and waving the other two wildly in the air.
 ''Ies, ten dollar bills,'' said the kite, ''and the children and the young farmer got everything they wanted. But not until he had tried his best to find out where thpse bills came from. for he is an honest fel- low
 You could have told him." said the Japanese lady.
 No, l couldn't" replied the kite, "and 1 didn't want to tell him, any how, for I'm sure they were not much missed where they did come from. Well, everything prospered at Appletree Cottage from that March day, and just two years af- ter. the parlor was refurnished, and I. in golden frame, was hung on the wall. And now you all know why l am here. '-Margaret Eytinge in Judges young folks.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
Their First Dinner.

They had returned from their we'd ding tour and were to have their first dinner in their own home says the Detroit ,Iree press. We'll, Percy. dear. she said sweet ly after breakfast, what shall we have for dinner.
 Oh. anything you like.
 No. dear, anything you like.
 But, shall like anything you like my little rosebud.
 And l shall like anything you like you precious old boy. Well, then, what shall we have. dear: Whatever you want, darling.'
 But l want to please, you lovey.
 Ano l want to please you precious.
 lou old darling,
 You old blessed precious.
 But what shall we have.
 That for yeu to say. No, for you. But I'm so afraid II order some thing you don't like.
 I'll like anything you like darling.
 Truly, Percy:
 Truly, my darling.
 Because I'd feel SO badly I'd ust cry if had anything you didn't like. Do you like roast beef?
 Do you;
 asked you first, dearic'
 What if don't care for it:
 Then we'll never have pound of it in the house,
 You little darling,
 But do you like it?
 Do you: Oh Percy, you naughty old boy :! How am l ever to get what you like if you go on like this: And l do want tn please you. Please yourself and you'll be sure to please me.
 Then we'll have the beef. If you say so, lovely. 1 But l don't say SO.
 It shall be just as my own little, lovey-dovcy, litey-wifey says. | No; just as my treasure boy says.
 What if say beef.
 Then shall say beef too. 1 Well then, we'll have roast beef. ! So do I,
 Oh, I'm SO glad. So am l.
 You old darling.
 You precious.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
STORY OF 4 KITE

The parlor of the Appletree Cot tage Cottage had been entirely re furnished. In tho center of tho floor lay large square rug of green snd gold, All around it ran bright border of red mating. \ wicker rocking chair. bcdeckcd with crim. son ribbons, looked out at the bay window. Two low, gray-cuShioned chairs were placed on each side of an odd little center-table, which was made of cherry wood, and it had three queer. crooked legs. On the mantel was pretty clock that told the hours and half hours in a silycry voice. At its right was a asnow-whlte vase holding bunch of pansles. At it's left was sister vase. holding a it hung Japanese fan. A lady with long, narrow eyes, who was on this fan. was having her hair dressed by her maid in the teapot style, which is very fashionable in Japan. A pie ture of cunning little kitten peep ing out of a shoe hung on one side of the fan, and a picture of com fortahic looking old eat haii azieep in basket, hung on the other; and just opposite all three. over the lounge, hung common paper kite, framed in golden frame. Its long tail wa, wound around it. forming a sort of inside frame. The family had gone ont visiting, and as the iron, door closed on them the Violets called across the clock to the pan sies: Do stop making faces at us ! What have we ever done {. you that you should l.ake faces al us"
 Nothing" replied tVc pansies,- ''We'rc only doing 1t for fun. It's s pi,y veu don't like it. All of our friends, the gardeners, do. And whats more. the funnier faces we make. the better they are pleased.
 "Wcll, there's no accounting foI taste. " said the violets. I've a"nN make faces ourselves. In fact. we .uoy.r even look at any one, but hlde away under our green leaves as fal as we can.
 "Oho. say you so?" exclaimed the pqnsies. winAlng al the Japanese l,ay and her maid, How is It then. you are 80 easily found simply because vou never fail to carry tha exquisite perfume about you' the SC cret of which you alone know fe" nle have only to follow their noses '' And you my dears. v
 ~There. there" interrupted tn clock stop disputing, You are bot two lovely flowers and well yo" kno' it."
 And what I'd like to know sal
 the .Jopancse lady, is why common l;te should he framed in a g"lde
 frame. and hung in this he'o'''' , parlorE
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
A MURDERER'S WORDS,

| have committed the darkest crime.
 Which t. man is vet unknown; pray God that I'll repent in time
 For the wild sc-ds have sow,. See the brightest moor beams ! In the water play, Sending forth such shining gleams. 1 Gan they anything say, Ser the waters a> they flow
 Gliding along in lovely spell. Is 1t true 'hat they can know?
 Do they ever anything tell? Listen 10 the roaring tide
 Coming ir with mig hty motion; Can l mi it anything contdc.
 And lot it be waited OH the ocean Listen oh listen, to the winds that sigh, Will they with this crime ever die. They tell not, no, never, never. The veil of mystery they cannot sever. Listen to the binds as they softly sing, Filling the air with melodious strains: Do they ever any tidlngs bring? The mystery of my crime still remains. Can the fine or large graned sand la this mystery lend hand. Something offootsteps may in time Show the actoi in this crime Can the bright and shining star That. in the sky SO very far Will it shine forth in such a way As will bring to a close this solemn play. Do the sweet and fragrant flowers The scent fbood as yet do smell: Dees the trees long waving bowers Say that all. yes. all i. well? Do the canyons of the river Echo and re- scho back the sound: Perhaps they now at the thought do >hiver Becalso they can give forth no sound. Gan man thr sonc ever know While my Aesd does freely flow: l am the one .kat committed he deed; have soWn md reaped my widest seed. My heart i, almost broken, There remains no peace for me; There is in mo not one good token Oh, must tell or must l flee
 c.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22

wv hat is the man arrested for !'
 'Crooly to animals, yer omler, = replied the officer.
 In what did the cruelty consist '
 Well, yer onner he's holster an every toime l goes pass the stable l hear him singin' White Wings and Swate Ni'hts. with the mules all tied up so niyer a wan av thim coulc' cs- cape"
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
Notice

Prot. l.. White, the nottd cancer eradicator. will remain at Pres o't' until further notice is given of his departure. as he has several cases new on hand and new ones are 'ally comng even from Texas, He was in that state in July and At gus' and has prove there as well d hs hus in this state. that ho lS "l' g! the most successful cancer CT" 'c"' tors in the world.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
HERE VIZ R3E hGpiN.
J. h. KEaSHAW & co.
37O,O69

I. the patent number of the bio wi; PloN, patented September .0, 1887 and m.nuflcturcd by B. F, Avery & N'n>, Louisville, Kentucky.
 This p!ow iy ptncdcapo, durahl and 'o1- el in it. construction. and doe, the wor no other blow Ina, been made to do.
 It saves the work of two men d"e its work to perfection. l; blow, out th" nee corners and clears the gra-, from .roW the .tumps. IL can be made to ruu clos" C the plants while your horse may walk '' thS middle of the row. l' piow. lou5 "r' @ra without barking tue trc'-.
 COME AND SEE IT'
 It is on exhibition at ]. NJ, Denma x Bros. Agents. Prescott Ark. Lewis N p"n- man, Putcutccs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
lNJJT1NImIO NIhas revoutioniled the
 | M II u' NTH M world during the last IN U IItv | II half century. Not least llv ' Dlv l lO vamong thc wonders oi

inventive progress k q method and system of work that can be performed all over the country with ont separating ile workers from their homes,- Pay liberal, any one can do the work either sex, Nouug or old no spcca ability required. Capital moi needed: you are started free. fu' this out and return tu us and we will send yuu flee, some thing uf great value and impurtauc" To Nou, that will start Nou in business, which will bling You in more muh"N right away, r,lan anything else In the world. Grand outfit free. Address
 fEJE Co.,. Augusta, Maine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
arnin. Order.

In Nevada Circuit Court W B Waller, Plaintiff,
 against John DuNalI, Defer dAnt. The defendant, John Duvall, is warned to appear in this court, within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff W B Waller. This August Gth. 1888.
 GEO ". FERRY, Clerk
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22

Colonel Randall, of Michigan, was asked one day last week where he served in the army.
 Never was in the army replied the gallant Colonel. "Only served by proxy"
 "IIow did you get the title of Col ncl?"
 Most fairly, sir, most fairly. l was drafted during the war, but hay ing sufficient funds to pay substi- tute. and no inclination for the con venicnccs and discomforts of camp life sent a man to war in my place. The ladies of our town, then aSScm- bled. presented me with tin ! sword and gave me the title of Colo mel. hold my rank from that high authority. A better way to have achieved il. in my opinion, that by shooting friend or being a ward politician. .''-ArkanSaw Travelor.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
Warning Order.
h Neyndn Circuit Count.

In Nevada Circuit Court. John Ports, Plaintiff,
 against John Duyall Defendant. The defendant, John Duval, k warned to appear in this court within thirty days, to answer the complaint of the plaintiff, John F. Port~. This August 9th, lsSs.
 GEO. w. FERRY, Clerf :.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22

Nisitor-'|What has become of your living skelcton!'
 Dime Museum man-"Ah he is dead, poor fellow. Drank himself to death.
 Nistor-Good gracious.
 Dime Museum man-"He married the two-headcd woman, and if took all his salary and hers to keep her in bonnets. So he took to drlnk. '-- Boston Courier.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-22
MAIARTAL FEVER
BILIOUS COLYC.
DTHERHRA nr Fyuy'

FluY. niarhGn and all snmHer ComTll !. sse completely checked aHi cured in " honrs D, Collins 4 gne Crro. 1tH .l told evsrywacre by all D3slets at 50 c.s q Bot B
 n-5.x yf.,- Dc,!ar fot q cops ef the 5cLLl s raFsEfr CnETURY hLEA3Ac, CT hJGrecs
 e5t,a. ....-s. CRgC O.. ST tn,1S. Q
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-04
a Well-DreSsed Tailor.

Anent tailors and clothes. here is
story about tailor whose business
would probably be ruined if his name
were printed in this connection.
Seine of his customers have long
noticed that be made his appearance
every day with a new suit on, and
they also observed that many OF his
suits did not fit him very we'll On
investigation of sffairs, by means Of
tips to the tailor's clerk, they made
the rather startling discovery that the
tailor was habitually getting the
"frst wear" out of the suits made for
his customers, ard that, as matter
Of fact, he possessed no other present
able clothing, depending entirely for
his street, business and social attire
upon the garments Of his clients
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