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Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
BargaIns. BargaIna.

4 lbs. white boneless oodfsh, 26o.
:, dried beef, by the piece, 100 Id.
l BusGr-cared hams, l3o Id.
l Id. vanilla wAfers, I51.
/ ID. lemon waters, i5c.
/ Qt mixed pickles, 12o.
dcz large p!oklss, lOc.
TEAS TEAS. TBAs. TEAS.
4 cups and Bauosrs with / pound.
vegetable dishes with pound.
large plates with pound.
large bowls With / pound.
4 tumblers with one pound.
The dishes arc Just tho gocd6 fol-
housekeepers. All given away wish
one pound. We will give you youl
choioe OF black, green, mixed or Japau
teas, 60c ID.
2 cans brock trout, $50.
2 lbs. pruneliss, 25c.
lbs. dried peaches, 25o.
2 cans table peaches, 25o.
3 qss. LANA BEAM, 25c.
3 cans corr, 26c.
3 oaps peas, 25c.
3 lbs. Pearl lemon cakes, 251.
5 lbs. ginger mute, 25o.
8 lbs. MIC nRcs, 25c.
3 lbs. Pearl oyster crackers, 25c,
3 lbs. Diamond oyster oraoEtrs, 25o.
8 3qts. Shaker corn, 251.
3 lbs. Gods crackers, 25c.
4 lbs. Carolina rice, 25o.
lbs. tepioos, ESQ.
lbs prunes, 25c.
a lbs. hard tack, $50.
4 Lbs pilot breNd, 25o.
OTIS. beAnE, 25'.
4 qts. breakfast hominy, 25c.
4 lnc. starch (require no cooklug) ,25c
bare Detersive sosp, 25c.
O bAis Oircus spap, 25c.
q bArs French Villa soap, DC.
0 bars borRx soap, $50.
6 bars sand soap, 25o.
bars White Lily soap, $50.
boxes soap powder, 2so.
a lbs. cheese, go.
4 lbs. cheese, CSC.
10 boxeo washing powder, 25o.
All these goods at
DEYERRLL RRos'.,
No. 8 East Fourth g.rset
ObseHve name and number.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
EDITION.
Tse state rh.rmaoentloal soolety,

Ehe state fhnrmncenucAA s0oloty.
The annual session of the Delawa 70
Htnte Pharmaceutical Society wRs held
IN room 8, Institute Building, yester.
dAy, with Henry Il Bringhurst pfektd
Ing. z. James Belt was appointed .
fiaieau,e TO the National Pharn aoeuti-
cni Association, and to the National
Retail DruaEists' Association. The fol-
lowing commit 90 was appointed TO re-
yise the constitution and by .lhws:
Msssrs. Beesen, eDsnf0rth, Watson,
Relt and Harvey. heesrs. Cartmel',
Grtffiu and Bogtiok were appointed O
committee on nomination OF officers for
she society. A telegram from Char es
Rtoe, OF New York, chairman at the
committee on revising tho United
States Pharmscop'G WAS read, asking
that conmittss be appointed to sssist
the national committee in the work oi
revision. 1t Was laid over until the af-
ternoon session. The foolety then ad-
iourned, to meet again at 5 80 o'clook.
In the afternoon the committee on RS.
vislng the constitution and by-lAwB
presented its report, which was adopted.
The nominating committee reported rs
follows: For president, Henry Il Bring
county, william ]. Ferris; from Kent
county, William T. Knowles; from
Sussex, 3. A. Shipley; for general sec-
retAry, john N. Harvey; for local geo.
xetAry, Harry O. Moore; for treasurer,
John j. Gallagher; executive com init.
tee, Herbert X. Watson, N. B. Dan
forth aud Jacob 8. Bsetem. All
thoJe non mated were elected. Messrs.
Jacob 8. Beetem, Frank Roop Smith
and William Poole were appointed as
the oommittee to assist In revising the
United States Pharmsoopiae.
The president appointed the follow.
ing commltteeS:
Trade interests, q. James Belt, Will
liam J. Ferris and John ]. Gallagher;
papers and queries, Jacob 8. Bsetem,
frederick W. Fem and T. b. Oartmell; |;
legislation, Frank Roop Smith, E. A.
SHIRLEY and william Il. Knowles; ON
deoS&sed members, e T. DilWorth,
Garrett 8. Smith apd W. G. Coverdal
drug AdulterAtioR, Henry Fullerton, q.
y. Moore and Herbert K. Watson; ex.
hibits, James n. Griffin, Owen q spear
and d, n. White; entertainment, vii.
liam Poole, James H. Morgan and G.
4 Thompson.
The phar rmsceuticai act, which makes
no provision fer the retirement of the
State Board Of Pharmacists, was thor.
oughly discussed.
Be&bury d johnson had an exhibit of
plAstersi ointmenie, porous felt spliDts,
and other gooda In their line.
The Springer Torsion Balances Com
pany had pair of fne druRgists' scales
In glass ease, in using which no
weights are employed. The next an
nuAl meeting will DO held in this city
ON the first Thursdsy In May, 1889.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Lamps. No. 10 E. 7th, rssr King
a Big scheme.

Ths Washington Street MARKET
pAny have decided to place the si0,
Iha market, and have PLACED
gA.es Of the stock in the hs0I
Hetsrr. j. j. Pierce, Geo. &. N
send and P. Il CLARK real estate n
where plots Of the plant can be hsa|
prices mRde known. The stock a
bought st SO per share, and tie q
Is to interest the butchers ana iart
In the plRn no TINT they msy Coi
the market bousa as they think bed
The stalls will he for sale ilom n
ranging from 500 to $500, The q
prios being for cnoice Ii llohtion' wy
second Iiok.
The stalls are nlctly put up,
bn'cher's boxes being lined WITH
Their are Accommodations u1dtf
market house for seventy bead u ,
and hfty wagons. We think tai
KIT house can be made so i5sAI
with the help Of the farmers snj y
era running It on 3 co operative pl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Fifth EDITION.
An Eiop,m,n,. : -.

FORT JERvIs, N. Y md. -nd.
senlopement and MARRIAGE " I'M
Ihomas, son of Benilmtn ~ ~ Rlchar
gan Sn'% sas ssuPerlntendent of The Rris p
" ~, ao,,ss sso - florence Conover, dap"h, hal
= norist OF Belleville, N j., pe,,t g,1Sghter
I1naaways having as yet reacssa uJ''aet !, Of
o. ~ years, was an occu renoa a'u u the
IONA interest about a twelve ~, VI sensi
"niun now uniolds a sad and 'n'l ag
AT the time of the elon,n...
thVmas, who was wild spI ~gut YOU
youth and had given his gtadstro
trouble, was employed In tha er S mq
way Office at Jersey Clty snJ Eng Rl
ing with the ConoVer inmtlr ooi7
Une o,,. SUNDAY night the boy snd rtri JIlWI s,'I
oue together, osteBsibly 10 s,,at ~
cnurch, but instead Of doins .au ~ !.
crossed the river to New Yorb "
.ney hunted up a minister, wbo @ wa
tnstn. Inc next day the youn, oan
retur ned to Bellyille and Te," you
ana taken In by the panns MN 'o
But Mr.. Thomas, Il I, sad s, 'to TIl
nored his sons indiscreet msr,,.en my
Mter and about the time that w.
resigned his place as general sn,a. isou
soi nent o. me Erie Road, the ycapg ~ \,
lost his situation in the Jersey Ci,SS CSuS y
and went with his young wife to % su.o y
mama, fa where be found ,emno,
employment In the Erie shops tbera
DenJainin Thomas Is now general a.
intendent of the Chicago and AL
hoau, with headquarters al CbI,s,o
last week his family left this tow .,
u they ha1 resided for mary years, 10
A FEW days ago the sons wife ma.
through here on her way from Sn,n
hanna to the home Of her ,s,pn,l
beliyille. She was in delicate bsalS
deep mental sorrow and distrSs.
said that she had been cruelty de.erte.
her young husband aud she tf,.sd
ne had been persuaded 10 reiolp M IA
In Chicago aud perhaps would iasti
proceedings in the co irts there or
annulment Of their marriage
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
W. h. SHARP o 90,
better and cheaper Carpets
than ever before.

better and cheaper Carpets
than ever before.
We handle one kind of
Carpet that is a slow
seller and we have no use
for slow-sellers in our store.
|"French Gobelin," one OF
The most beautiful and ele.
giant Carpets made. Only
one fault-that OF price.
These Carpets come hand
somely bordered, are ex.
ceedingly beautiful, in quiet
design, and never sold less
than s. per yard. We sell
what we have Of them
for So per yard.
We have Ingram Carpets
DO ~" as IS cents per yarQ,
and a splendid assortment
OF the finest all-wool "Flor-
entines," equal to Brussels
in designs, for IS cents per
yard.
One hundred patterns OF
the best all-wool extra super
Ingram Carpets for 65 and
10 cents per yard.
You should see our Car
pets.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Remains q osut the same.

There La not much change In the con-
niuon OF nstters AmonR the striking
carpenters ana hod.carTiers. Several
contractors, some u whose men quit
work, say that they have not e1pe-
Fienced ary difficulty in filing their
places with ncn union men, and that
shey now have sll the hands they need
Werk is still going on in all parts OF
me city, and the greatest trouble the
contractors have experienced has been
with the hOd-oarIiers. This class seems
10 have the support Of the bricklay rs
and masons, and as the former hGve de-
cideo not TO work With any except thoee
Deionging to the HO1 oArriers' Union,
~ strenRthsns that body very mate
rally. The contractors will have Z
meeting within o few Gays, when tht
matter will be definitely settled.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Carl sehurz REUoaeteo.

BERLIN, May s-Oarl schurz was
tonight ttndered hattering ovation
from representatives Of every political
shade OF German nationality at . ban
Soet given by Paul Llndau. The Grown
rnnoe wac represented by Professor
Gnelst' A brilliant gathering Of repre-
sentatives of diplomacy aud science
Was present, with officers, politicians,
srtitts and celebrities OF Ali kinds. Ali
eLpressed friendship and kindred ties
VITA tue half million OF Germans in
New York and Brooklyn. Mr.. SchuIz
made no spsenh
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Marrow lsscape.

As the D x o. passenger train was
leaving Market sire ct station last even
Ing q man under the influence Of liquor
RcE on the cars and sat down ON the
steps, and when the train was crossin z
JuDtieon street he jumped off and fell
heAdlong TO the ground, sliding quite o
distance on the eide OF his face. b.
yond good shaking up he did not ap.
be broken up, and the conductor would
be justified in having any one he caught
stealing ride on the cars arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
New Base .;all Club,

A number Of the members of the
Monumental S1n Club, have formed a base
pa PAL ciub, to be known as the Continental
me members and their position are as
San,' 1oaio%s' catcher, William Adele; pitcher,
SSeorge Hogue short stop, Robert Mills;
nrst base, John BARLEY; second base,
66hthohy 6y honckton; lett field, Joseph
bartlty centre field, John bradford
ig Ilght ned, Joseph Rossiter. The clut
invites chal 'enges to be sent 10 room. No,
l., Askew Building. They would like Ia
,nahe .ao arrangements with any Junior clut
ior match on Decoration day.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Another Bright Prsssmnn Uops.

Mr.. John Ii. Pearson, of Youngs.
town. Ohio, inventor OF the folder use d
In the Telegram ffioe OF that city, and
one CT the brightest preesmen Of the
country, cams TO an untimely death
1T 10 30 O'Clock ON Thursday morning.
His sudden death was . surprise TO hiN
friends. he leaves o wife and three
children to mourn his loss.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Special Train.

The B. & o. will run a special train
from LAndenberg to Wilmington for
the accommod alton OF people living on
the road who wish to attend Fore.
paugh's circus on Monday, May z.
The train will leave LRndsnberg At
6 As p. M, arriving In Wilmington In
ample time to sllow an inspection Of
the menAgerie and also to aee the per.
formance. Tho train leaves Whining.
ton for Land berg at IL so D. IN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
ATTENTION, BRO Tn ERs,
a Chance for the X KnIgnts OF the Col.
den Eagle.

BRoTHERs:-All OF you who snticI
pats attending the meeting Of the Su.
pfeme oAstle, at Washing ton, and wish
70 ores ~ the occasion requires, will
uo we'll to visit the Economy Hall,
Snere double breasted Prince Albert
salts, with soft role lApels, with silk or
satin fAeinRs, can be purchased a. low
Is tlli beauties for Sl4 IS, and tie best
OF imported whip cord diagonal cork
scroW suits for ti7 so. Kindly bear
tnis valuable Information ia mind, and
INFORM other brothers Of this notiflcA
sion, and you will lave no occasion to
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
a chloaco Lswyer,. MIstsIlOal

SCRANTON Neb., May S.-Ihc
ing OF General Martin BEEN, "a
lawyer, at q ranch eight mills iToh
place, yesterday morning, wss VtvI
terious. 1t was thought be ~
suicide, but Developments to ny
given rise to other opinio6s' ile
was found lying on ine floor o. ls
bedroom with Il bullet IN us
Another bullet was found a6oFt u
post In the wall. The missil'sHH
from Mrs. Bsem's revolver kn'
who was In the room OF Tue uI1
tragedy, says she heard Tie NIl
she cannot account for the Ou1e
wall, which could scaictH
been fired by the man shae'lll
self. The Coroner's jury Te'uIleu
dict of d ath from an nnRpTpen p.a,l
The relations between Gen, D,e
his wife caused her to threaten "
for q divorce some lime ago. a.
left him and went TO Europe
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Editor D,lIey,s oueer oon,ro.

WnKEsRARRH, May S.-Another let,
ter has been received from Editor b, +,
Dilley, of the Wyoming Valley Times,
who recently disappeared In 20 mysterious
. manner. The letter is dated irom Salt
Lake City, hundreds Of miles from The
place he last wrote. His family refuse
to show the letter, or give its contents,
except that It states his health Is good
and that he intends coming home. His
many friends have now come TO the con.
elusion that the man Is insane. 1t NAV
be found necessary to send some one WesI
to bring him home.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Plenty IO.IlnnrrnM

There has been 4 serious falling of In
the supply OF shad this week, bat the
arrangements OF Powell, In the Third
street market, Ere 20 complete that he
VIII hAve a fall supply tomorrow Of
the finest and best to be obtained. He
will also have choice lot OF Della ware
rock tinh, and all 9th er varieties 10 sea.
son: His stall will be open until 10
O'Clock a. night.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Trotuug m estlng,

.nro nne admirers o. hne trottlng are now
ssnseu snl;ns IL tha effort to give q sub.
9neIipLi0n nI trottlnR Meeting at Hazel
Dell ARK on the 80 Ia and 3lst of the
pesen' month. TAets will be a silver
trophy Tor doub'e tssms, gentlsmcn
utlVers, and 81 500 IN pursss will be
S1'h g., peteo foF ia the ugusl cless raees,
inis meeting, while ,ottep by sub.
soripuoni will be practically CONTROLLED
Dy tnose so!lve IN tie new far gasooia.
.ien . anu VII! take place on the associa
lion GROUNDS, which viii he in Teadi
ness By the date named.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
P,eHSsnt reception

George W. Jackson, the W. I,
and popula ar bill poster, Nh9 D., I 4,
candidate for the nomlna loa y, ,artl
on the Republican ticket, WIS ~ 'IIS' lis
reception at his re,idence, No , ~ n
Nintl street, las; evening" W snnd
OF his friends An a6unlal' .,i III n
Refreshments was served, and ~ l.a,i \
enjoyed themselves beioi. ..5o5,s
the following resolution was s.v III
"Resolyed, That we resp'c. 'l' a \
clate George W. jackson IS .u5 N
citizen and philanihroplsl nnSerta e1
may be successful in all he upu
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
premature reports

There have been repota "a 10 4
WiiminRton's tficiAls LI lin
$50, 900 entered up seaintIs ~ SIs "a, I
Court House, and that ,nt,,T. hs VT i
to pay 80 cents on 'be,.},cAy, 'be uJ |
porter OF the RkP1bLi,oHt; NM;
this morning in reaaiu N ,oli bJ
having been enteItd, ws' ,Ssrs sv Il
thonoiary Maxwell ths, snuiiSlSs iSfl'
truth In the reporlS' ,ba tu.pa
tIons, It is said cAueea NV
OF payment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
= To Capitalists.

A business man and resident of vii,
minRton wants to open business in said
nrotits9 n eitb.T % by partner @ % or loan. Gs not
more than 81. 900 required, and ali this
need not be expended right away. The
highest references Address, P. o. box
,cS, Wilmington, Dal.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
CIoaIpg the sohools.

There Is oousiderAble comment In re.
gard to the action CT the committteI on
several OF the schols In closing them
yesterdsy and to-day. Some are also
ordered TO bo closed on Monday. The
sections OF the committee are entirely
without warrant, and Is contrary TO the
laws Of the board.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
RAND IN QuArsntin'

AsNvnLE, May S-Ien II 9F sFe.l
canped 1pg ia Kreidcr's Gr;ye' v mt Us.In 10
and Lebanon, have peen msllpOx.
aptipe On account oi g asnntitrIns
nnsnD members Of the party -, are 'rsjruisnt sr.l6
the disease in its mos sS,t they n
eeyen others report nile sp 10 Eal
assSis TssS srs iass reduced to esa, P'sp ssp
the directors of the po',, u, tbe gypsa
them the with food. None .3I1SSe 0i or ri house
physicians bre daily V''' -
persons. ..akNI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Fourth and Market stroeta.
base nall.

Bhso hall.
yesterday:
Az PhilAdelphiG-PhilaielphiA, 8;
Washington. 8.
At New York-New York, 2; Bos.
ton, 4
A. Ds,roit-Dstroit, 18; PlitsbVrP, 10.
lls, 3.
At olevelAnd-ClevelAnd, G; Ath.
letic, 4
Az BrooklyL-Brooklyn, 0; RAltl.
more, z,
Al Louisville-Louisvilie, z; St.
Louis, 4
Al Clnoinnati-CinoinnAti, IA; Kan.
sas City, o.
NOTES.
Pitcher Chamberlain has signed with
Louisville.
The Philadelphia Club has secured
Franz Gsrinar, the infielder, from the
Washington Clnb.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Another Rednotlnn

In chamber furniture at Adair's, AIS
Market street. Solid oak and ash suites,
8 piecs, S22, S24, s25, ssS and $50 Also
maple and poplar suites at much lower
pr'ses. Hair cloth parlor sui es US low
as t26.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
PraIslng AInynr Hsuitt

n BETHLEHEM, May 4--Osmp 80, p.
~ a. Q. Oh A, Of Bethlehem, has Endorsed
Sne action OF Mayor Hewitt Of New
a ork IN 90 courEgeously refusing to
oae any other tsg over the City Hall
@ snsn The Stars and Stripes, and has
passed Get OF resolutions praisioR and
conRratulating the Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
A correction,

1ps,ead Of bei9ssS6 CoutIs's,ofG !. 90 ! / |
Fl! iSS MsiviE. ss the owner Of Ils Sssli
whien be ia erecting rs,,.s a. b5uRl
Klrkwood strests. tn II's'f " 6fine.a
viii rot only be put l3s5 w ~ gi,h
ner, but will be suppiisa
dern cOnveniebces'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Vim. B. Sharp& Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS,

IL Is said "Notbing sue
ceeds like succe ss," and pei
contra. When a man com
mepces to 60 down hill he
generally finds everything
creased Tor the occasion.
The same of goods.
II all the conditions are
right how easy to sell; if the
reverse is the case, how
Inard.
Manufacturers and mer-
chants anticipating active
and early spring business
found no suitable weather.
With billiards at zero in
March, and August weather
In April, dame nature seems
to have lost her head. We
have taken advantage OF all
this confusion and purchased
large lines of goods Ia our
several departments at re-
markably low prices.
You get the advantage.
For instance.
A manufacturer receives
an order for a large lot OF
fine Worsted Canvas Cloths.
The colors are selected with
the greatest care and OF the
very best shades-cream,
heliotrope, tan, brown, navy
blue and black-they appear
In self color plaids, making
abeauiiiul and effective dress
fabric.
The very lowest price this
quality sold for was ST.. We
have one case only of 40
pieces and instead of 81
we shall sell them at the un-
heard-of price of SO cents a
yard.
Never mind the reason ,
but If you know. a good
thing when you see it, don't
fall to see these elegant
dress fabrics.
The prices on'these goods
have started down hill with
a vengeance.
Here's another instance Of
cause and effect.
Ladies' Jackets for spring.
We thought we were
going to sell a great many
Several fine Spring Jacket
days beguiled us into that
idea. The following day
ladies appeared in their win
ter wraps-that was followed
by weather with the ther-
mometer among the nineties
that's enough to disgust
anybody with Spring jack
cts, and we don't want 'em.
Following you will note
the list OF what are here, and
if you have more faith in|
the weather than we, you
are welcome to the jackets
at the reduced prices:
Brown Plaids, 4,32, 4.S4, 43o, 3s, LAO,
were IS, now a..
Brown and Ecru Stripes, 8 80, 5 81, l-3s,
were S3.25, now 81 so.
Mixed Plaids, 3-34, were t3.75, now S2.75
Black and White Plaid, 4 "a, 1856, IS,
were IS so, ROW 81.
Blue and Gold Stripe, 81, 2-36, were
s., now a,
Grey Stripe with Hood, 9-s2, we're 90 80,
now 81 Is.
Blue and Brown strlpe. 1-3s, 3s, LAP,
were &c 90, now 81 %.
Grey Plaid Jackets s4, 9 SO, 3S, were
tG, now 81 25.
Grey and Brown Stripe, 2-36, 8 3S, l 40,
were S2.S6, now 81 80.
In Ladies' Muslin Under
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Tho Dog oH,pner.

Dog catihe' Duncan, was again mulct
tu N go and costs yesterday morning in
the Municipal Court, for assault aud bat
tery upon a eol0red woman. The Judge
also administered lecture 10 the pri .on
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
hlK InN

OF men s embroidered slippers from man u.
iacturer closing business, at prices lower
than ever at Babcock's, 208 Market above
Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Tho MOS, pa.lrAbin

Kid button boots for ladies, misses
and children, and prices most moderate,
at Babcoek's, 206 Market above Second,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Extra Wide

Calf hook lace and congress shoes, at
Babcock's, 208 Market above Second.
Prices most moderate In town.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

NOTIOE-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR
IN bidden to trust my wife lrens Penne
Will, eB che has left my bed and boAId. with
out iust cause or pTovocAtlon, and will no
pay any bills contracted by her.
lta WILLARD A. PENNEWlLII,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
4 Clothing Pogse in Trouble

Owing to the fail arc OF large Wholesale
clothing house, the entlre STOCK was seiL ID
by the oreditorS and an Assisnee was Rp
pointed by the order OF court. The stock
consists ofss0 oC0 worth Of 30 clothing foI
men, Boys AID children, and win be sold al
8b per cent. less than aouSI cost. This bank
rupt sale, watcd js now zoing at tina 3. W.
corner of2ad and Market strsets, Whining.
ton, Del, will awe tho people OF Whining.
ton and the vicinity TO get clothss for a. most
nothing. WeH will meptioa TOW PRICES A
srit OF mons clothing, all to match s3s7,
worth 81 20; mems elegant black vorsted
all wool ss.e9, worth $40 90; mems elegant
cashmere pants si.3l, worth 81 70. A child 3
beautiful suit, plssted and msdo in latest
style Sl.sb, worth $3b7, ohildren's pants u
cents at he S. W, Corner And and Market
sttsete. Oan ana $50 before going elsewhere
and : ou will saws money. ml-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
717 111i i111;I'5i| H1;1 1''

Manufacturing thousands upon
thousands of SUITS, it's hardly fair to
expect all to be sold to the last one. So
when they get down to dozens or less
They MUST GO! THEY MUST GO! And
price is no object. So we move them
into the Bargain Room, where the thrifty
buyer is quick to see the dollar saved.
To-day we add other lots to this
Bargain Room.
$50 Suits, Worsted and Cashmere, at $l5.
$40 Suits, Fancy Cashmere and foreign
fabric, $3.50 and $l2.
Sl6Suits, Cashmere and Cheviot, ,at$l3. SO
$3.50 Suits, mixtures and styles good,
at $40.
Custom Suits (returned for various
reasons at half price: others, one-third
off, and all much below cost. Take a.
little time to be fitted and your saving
is fully half. Suits from $40 to $50, and
many of them of exceedingly good value.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

The Lord s. Polk o5sI,Sn o!5,s,ansSss'
10 connect with Middle'o"N'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
MAkhlE ED,

MABhl led.
HAhPER-BArHAW April 3oth.
1888, at the residence OF tho brideis
parents, 1910 Bucknsll street, by Rev.
Robert Graham, John Nj. Harper and
Fannie h. Hathaway, both OF PhlladoI-
phia.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

UTANrED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseWork, at COZ Washington strOel
ma IT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Opened FOR the sxaapn

JAS. Kelly's ice cream psflor, 9lS
W. Fourth street. Kyle's ice crs am,
All fiayors,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Befora the JndPa

The following eAses were disposed Of
ht this mornings session OF The city
court: Edward Frencn. drunk, 81 and
costs; Tillie Hamilton, colored, dis
orderly conduct, 81 and costs; Mary
Segare, colored, drunk, 50 and eostp,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Mus!ang linimsnf.

MEXICAN MusTAsd IIsDfEST, Psnetrdfes Nus.
80 70 .ks FsFg D0asg WVn1e-fGll TEYul
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

LAT AHTED--A HIBL FOR pINIRG-
g To,n. -p< : :. -23 -.--:h -. al
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
The Newest, Nobbiest Spri

we ever had, and Three to Six Dollars
better off! the best and seasonable
got! and hundreds of Suits to
select from and decide how much you'll
save and be we'll pleased.
All through the Store everybody is
getting nicer Suit of Spring Clothing,
and paying less for it than they expected.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

HoR sALE-Two SHARK BONES. aP-
! ~ ply at No. Eighth ttrest market, or
'so huams street. mA-u
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

MANrED-A GIRL WHO UNDER
IVY stands the millinery trade. address
"'I tulb Chloe. mk-2tA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

"AETED-AN EXPERIENCED UIRI,
w lor general housework. Keferenc0
requires. Apply at MRS, q. 1. SPEEB,