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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-13
CIVIC SOCIETIES:

A..F.S A.. M...-Golden Sheet -Lsd9a Ne
fss. Meets lat and I'd Saturdays &c sash molsA.
- &C. HANSON, W.Me,
WV. GRIswoLD, sec'y. - 4'-t@- &~s
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-13

Mrs. Whitman, wife Of Sheriff Whit
man at Lake Benton, came near being
drowned by the carelessness of travel
ing evangelist while undergoing the rite
Of immersion
The G. A. r. encampment at QWa-
fonna held their business session and de-
cided Oh Austin as the place of meeting
next year, and the date set for the first
Tuesday In june
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-13

MT. LEBANON r. A.CHAPTER, No. u.
Meets nrst Wednesday OF eesA meneA.
JoHN HoUsn, n. r.
L. II. WELLINGTON, Sec'y. - @=rf,ftT - sy.E-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-13

Crystal Lodge, No. 1ss,' meetsat iss nau On
Monday evening Oh e'''n 4. DsKAr, No.
c. A. PEPPER, r y. r->.-- s-s.s=-s.z-
- 1g-E -
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-13

FATHER MATTHEW. C. T. A. SOCIETY
Ne. 76o OF the Cstholic Total sAessinenee
Society of America. Regular, neetan1s ns nsss
Assumption Church, Immediately ansf
NnSS Visiting members rezpsoanny II.
vited. Z. A. AcCAkfHfA Ff~sr9.
E. OBRIES, Ssc'y. & .szS 81 ~;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

WHEN WORD was received In this
city Of ClevslAnd's renoninatlon II fell
nike "duli thud," and failed 10 arouse
the slightest enthusiast N, bat ON Mon.
day night when the news came that
The Republican Convention had noni-
nated General Harrison 90 the nexs
President, II was reoeived with demon
STATIONS OF joy. A band marched
through the streets. while bonares were
lighted Oh several places and Ore works
sss Of. This ives vastly different 10 tho
manner In which the news OF ths
Oamocraus nomination was received,
and shows that Notwithstanding oil
that Demouraiio organs may say 10 the
contrary the great mass OF the people
are ready and anxious to deprive th'
free trade party OF power, or the oppor
tuuity OF destroying the industries OIL
this country. Tho ticket has already
struck terror into the ID Democratic ranks
~ the leaders know full we'll that viii
FL Arrison, Indiana 10 sure for the Be
pu blIeAns, and that the ohanoes are On
remsIy small for Cleveland 10 oarr.
his own State whom he has suoh . for
midAble rival ~ the Hon. Levi T
Morton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

T1KOPDBALS ron FUEL.-PROPO-
SAILS for Fuel will be reosivsd ~ the
room Of the Board ofPublic Education IN
I'll twelve O'Clock, Juno Doth, 1850, Tor fur
nishing the public schools Of this city with
hard Lehia white ash coAla, ~ fohowsi
Six hundred leool tons Of broken coal. One
hundred and seventy-nve (Tt) tons Of egg
coal. Also about ssyonty.nve Iol tons o.
schuylhill stove and egR coal. Also ABOUT
twenty (9o) tors Of Olcarfeld bitumtnous
coal. Tho coal must be screamed and pre-
pared 80 for family use, each ton must
wsiah 2.alo poup d q, and be put IN the oellats
Of the different schools in qusntities 70 be
named by the COMMITTEES. rne name OF the
oollisry must DO stated, with the price nam.
cd OF each. Proposals viii also DO reoelvsd
/ for about thirty-eight cords (sel cords OIL
good Pine cord WOOD, all 70 he saved twics
1 and split, except about eight [ 81 cerds which
fshsll be sawed In four piscos and split sum
Nsntly nns Tor stoves. The contractor will d
required 10 supply all schools that gay run
short Of coal or wood until May 10Th, lss'
at the contract price.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reieo
snx or all bids.
Ths whole Of the coal aud wood 70 be dc
livsrsd BY the 18th Gay Of August. lssA
/ SAMUEL D. Belts,
/ JOHN BDWARD5,
JOIN J. GA SSIDY,
OemmiItse on FUEL.
Wilmington, June 10, 1883. 12o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

'SoMB PERSONS regard the imporlA.
tion OF . large amount OF foreign goods
into our country - an evidence oil
prosperity. II the exports equal the
Imports there oAn DO no objection 10 the
trade. unless . large class Of our cih'
z sns are deprived Of employment, bul
so soon Is the people buy more than
they sell, aud thuS fall In debL II IL
time TO call halt until the balance car
bs paid eff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

TIE sdVAn,sssa derived from ,
thorough orgAnizA ion In order 10 pro-
R0bs the successful execution OF any
project cannot be over asllmated. We,
there ore, hope that the mem bers OF the
Republican party will form clubs In
every sol DOL disiricI OF the State, and
thoroughly canvass The same. By 90
doing every vo.er nsy be reaoked, his
Dbjsosions oom sAtssd, his mind dis
ABUSED, and the tff.cts Of measures BE-
moro clearly UNDERWOOD. Ia .his way
many vo,eIs may DO Induced to change
GLsir minds, aud The minority plrry
may be placed In the msjorliy. We
therefore, exhorI the RspublloAns &C
circulate documens, enlighien The
vosrs, encourage the descending, and
aeAch all 70 do tbelr. duty. By this cour.i
tla pollIioAl zen 81 nenI which d Jmip ate
Ghe 8 ate mSy beeveHluAlly revolution
izsd, and the msm oers OF the domipAn
party mSy learn that the voters cAnno
DO controlled by party names and tta
diIionP, or she hone ~ offi e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Tnn .rmrnrurrr 81 The Rspuslic
depends In . great measure upon sne
Independent votsrs, upon the men vho
viii mot sustain thsif party when
wrong, or saorifis thsir judgnsns
st The diotAtion OF on % seekers or their
plmpa An illustration OF The power
Of The inae psndent voisrs Was fur
nished ct the Mayors election In our
city. The Democratic party seemed 20
be dominAted BY col OF ringutsrs, and
they usrs made 70 feel that they were
counting without their hostA The col
purified the political Atmosphere, and
the lesson taught thoss Who neglected.
heir duty and dsasd public opinion
that they must be more prudens ana
keep within proper bounds II they
wished 70 enjoy the emolumen@ OIL
on %. Ths voIers are thinking foE
.hemsel YES, and thsy may assoulsk
the candidates for the highest ofticei
ia our land lost ~ they assouiahed ths
sspirAnts for power and place In oul
clsy. The great mass OF our citissnI
lao not hope 10 secure tffi %, they niue
make thsr living BY the sweat OF theil
bro 70, and when party measures DO
come inimicAl 70 their interests The,
viii show By Iheir votes that sheir owl
welfare and the prosperity OF thsi
couniry Ars paramount 70 party oollga
lions and party success. We beilav
the, SCORES upon SCORES will do 90 o. th
next sIsctlon. and the free-trads thee
, rlsss will and that pro,e,tion Will ,
/ lzphsld and in Advocases plaoed Il
) DO Yer. The people viii stand By thos
. Who stand BY the country, and the me
/ Who would prostrase the interests
!. this country In order 10 benehi the res
Q dents OF ano.hsr will hod that the
!, have bean weighed in the balance IN
!, feund wanting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
roR PREsIDENr,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF IudlanA.
ron vIos PEEsIDxET,
LEVI P. MOTION,
o. New York.

TEE REPUBLICAN, PARTY comes
heaore the country with . platform thai
no manu- iac.urer or working man, who
values his own interests, can refuse 70
support, and now they have completed
IA whole By placing upon thAt plat
form Two men who Gre pledged 10 the
prstsotion OF American industries.
General Harrison, who heAds the ticket.
ives one Of the men Who, In the dark
dave Of the rebellion, nfreely gave his
sorvIoes In defense OF the old dsE, and
fcr the perpetuaslon OF that Union for
which his ancestors bAttled. he began
hio publi, life ct the sge Of % rs . sol.
Aisr, and won his commission % .
. Brlgadier. General BY leading D forlorn
hope and capturing rebal battery. In
1B8l be was sent 70 the United stAtel
Senate, and with oil the sympAthy Of q
brave soldier for bis old companions In
arns advocstsd every Just pension bill
proposed. He also advocAted proseo
Mon, and never permitted himself h
b misled BY false pleas for free 70 Y
material, and on that, the same - 81
other Ques ions where the righM ant
Interests OF the people were concerned
h has always been found ON the SID
0f ths people and doing all in Ills powe
aor their good. Duliug The six year
shat General Harrison wAs in III
Senate, he oonoiuslvely sho we'd hy hi
actions that he 10 born statesman, IN
we'll cited BY nature and educAtion /
sbs o leader.
The Hon. Levi P. Morton, who OF
oapies the second place on the ucke
was prominently mentioned In oonne,
tion with the vice presidency On sh
tioke, with Garfield In 1880, and w
/, afterwards strongly ursea for sscretAr
= of the TreAinry In 1881 He decline
this honor and Aooep led the position I
Minister 10 Franoe, which he allied
. most acceptable mSuner during Il
Standardization OF President Arthu
He 10 eminsnuy qualified by his tslen
for the position, and IL vas nothIE
moro than right that IS The 6rsI pia'
on the ticket went 10 the West, u
second should 90 70 The Empire SEai
Both these men stand ,QuArely on u
great platform Of the party, Will
means protection TO American indie
bries and Americas meohanios. Wi
,wuah \ ticket and such . platior'
victory 10 assured, and the col
B1ulh will DO met by sill more sol
&orIh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

VIZ WOULD like some one 80 explain
What 10 the matter with the wafer We
Ars compelled TO drink. For several
days past II has had . sloksnlng taste
and smell, and Il 10 evident shag there
II something wong. We we're under
the I'm pression when the Wafer Com
nissiUn Vas cTeAted and got down
a1quNroly 70 work shat We would not
have any oooAsion 70 complain about
she quality or quantity Of the water,
ant Ue, the Same q thousands OF others,
were mistaken. Toe purity Of she
water that . city Of sixty thousand
people are obliged TO use ls vital
matter O. on IL depends their lives and
health. Consequently no effort or ex-
ponse shoald be spared 70 maintain
AhAt puE.y. The water that We are
nov using 10 not ht to drink, Aad We
cannot help thinking that when II both
smells and tastes bad 1t mus. be I'M
healthy for MT. We do NOT know tn,
cause OF II, out whatever the cause 4
the Water % N misdoners should se
HAT Il 10 removed vithoui delay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
blot Weather Goods
AT
|HOt Weather Prices.

A large stock OF Dress Cling
hams at 10 and I2H cents. A
few pieces Of Scotch Ginghams
reduced from IS to IS cents. A
broken stock.
Amoskeag Oh a m bra US
marked down from IS to 8
cents.
The Is-cent Sateens at >I2K
cents. Exquisite designs in
French 81 to IS cents.
White or Fancy Thin Wash
Goods at about two-thirds price.
A few odd pieces Of Dress
Goods for half or less. Rem
nants Of Dress Goods for one
week for two thirds Of the low
marked-down price.
Swiss Flouncings, Cambria
EFlouncings. Pique Flouncings
lOriental Lace Flouncings fol-
half price. Wide Oriental Lac
Edge you have thought cheaI
at IS cents; take it now for IL
cents a yard.
:. Fans enough to keep you al
cool. Sash Ribbons in grea
abundance. Gents Apply Col
lars 10 cents. We challeng
comparison on our7s-cent Whit
Shirts; made perfect and hes
material.
.lPARASoLS MARKED DOWN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

EHK Rspu ol,Jsn Nominees for Pres.
dsnT and Woe President of there
UaiIfd SiAtes appear TO give such gene
raj satisfaction thai their eleollon may
be regarded % osrsGin. Oaly tne mosl
ViilAtnous deeds, backed by the iufia
saos OF tffloe and money, can dsfeA
Ahem. Tne time 10 rapidly coming
when tho tAshcB OF the Dem oorAti;
party In the Slu!heTn States will no
h0 slbm ttsd 10 ~ ihs right thinkln.
voters OF all parties and shades OF orin'
ion, and . ooIss,:iOn must % applied
I shere is not TO DO . full vote and fall
count, our ele,aons geo )ms . farce and
our pEe.ensions 10. Democracy vain
lllnaiou and = sbass. The man who
apH O. tho bAlloJ-boH 10 q soou ndrei D
hsAEL and sh uld take rank wlsi
lhIsves and mAlefsoEofE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
BALrIMOkE q vniO KAILRoI
ICHKDULx J. KTEECf, April n, u
Trains lssys Dslaws,s Avsaas Dspss
EAST DOUND.

For Philadelphia and Chester, III, n
7 %, So so,p %, 10 30 and ell IA NJ; ! ot,l
3 bt, sb 20, . 2k, Q 10, I 30, Is " and . " D.
Un Sundsys,T 90, ! b6, y ob, 10 80 and sui
~; l 20, . oo,5 bb,sb 20, 0 u, . iO,H " md
p, m -
For 5ingerly, accommodation, daily y
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily
cept Sunday Q 20 o. m.
For Chicago and Pitsburg, srpea y
7 80 q. IN.
Cincinnati and St Loun sIprsa, q,
II IS Q N.
Baltimore accommodation, daily ~ ,
Ptttsburg, Chicago and St. Louis sIpt
daily . 70 p m. -
Singerly accommodation, daily y !
EOk LANDER BERu, v 10 A, n.hIh
only, 1l.oo .. N. aAilJ e1ceps SuAaaI,
. 20, . 20 p. N. daily. 49,
Trains ieave harkei Street Shtos;
Fer PhllAdelphls 2Sb p. N. dhlp,
Baltimore : " r. d., daily. Rsi lAh
Dera. ESQ and II 90 A. II. daily, sIsspi
day; g.loA. N on Sunday onln Lu and
Pittsbufs. Chicago and 81, LSuii u
daily . 30 p m. .n,
Trains for hilmtnBlop-LeaTS Hhll
phiA, daily, ~ %. 1000, All eo D. n
noon, ! a, loo, 4 90, aao', ~, III,
IL % .. m. %,
Daily, except sunday, Nv, i.to 4
AA.as. and $50 .. m,
SUNDAYS only, $40 . m.
! Express tsAins"
RATzs TO WESTERN PofSTs LoWn
VIA ANY oTHRR LINE.
W, n. CLEMENTS, o. QSUuLn
Gen1 Manager. 6snlrA A
Telephone No. les.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
WANAmAAkEh's
PHnADurmA. wednesday. June ~ 1883


An ALL Silk BACK Grena-
dine for ST. that is, we think,
the equal OF any at $l.5O.
How it comes about that the
price Is so little doesn't mat
ter. The fact is enough.
Pull a thread-like sewing
silk. Feel OF the stuff
smooth, crispy. Look at 1t
-lustrous, every mesh pre-
else. Pot together to stay.
Not a thread will slip or
pull. The Silk Grenadine
wonder OF the season.
Black LANCE. One Of
the lightest of the all-wools
Open weave like Grenadine
Three qualities, Csc, Toe
81.
Black Albasross in all tn
leading grades, soc to 81.
Black Nuns Yelling. any
thing above Trash, 45c t
81 so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

III q call right Refrigeratorsl
are a roomful as usual.
Bias ment, northwest of centre.
For S, you can get a self
|reR istering Thermometer
that will mark the hottest
and coolest Of each day.
Ordinary style, plain or
lfan ICY mountings, 2oc to
81 S.
| Ne " Juniper street entrance.
Rose Jars for the season
lof roses. A trife Of cost, q
bit OF work, a little care, and
| you have q thing of beauty
lar ID a longtime soy:
l Dwarf, IS cents.
Imari, $3.50.
Sill, so cents TO "a.
Kaga, 90 cents V s6 50.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
| The whipping and mash
ling show by the Keystone
Culinary Beaters will 60 OF
Id the Basement for the res
LOT the week. The little
ID achine does q great many
Things wonderfully well. Tr!
lone and ten to one you'll
Id uy one. 81 for smallest.
B sement, foot OF centre stairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
address Registered Lsltsn 10
uEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAMM
Row Orleans, La.

REMEMBER dss: sh' RB sSssRs: q
and Early, who arc in charge OF the draw
iugs, is q guarantee Of absolute fAiYnesI
and integrity, that the chances are oil
squal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw PriGe.
REMEm Der AIao, that the payment Of
PsiEes lie GUARANTEED BY FOUH
NATIONAL RANKS Of Now Orleans
sud The Tickets are signed by tho Preal
dsnt OF an Institution, whose charter ed
rlgnG5 sra recognised In tho highest Courts
thereteze. beware Of any imitStionH o. an
aoymouI schemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
philadelphia. Wilmington a
tmore Railroad.

s wilmington ~ iolll
q iroa "a \ q ! a tsrpse.s,, gam,a,,
~ u. sA. 20 and % D. d. M n " NJ
~ ~ toS u. 10, 10 %, 10 . D. ~ ~@ d
W Sneeier le1pressl, e6 IN
10 q D. >. M N, u VI a. n.' Il Do sd "a, ~
AeeOs%.anodstion, ssu, SIS. 7w
~, w too, So 74, and 10 4, ia
Eew 1ork, 20, asa 10, ssS q ~;
snS 10 i; q o. \. M iS. "a, 81 IL
s1ea n, 2.@ and S5op' m. Amokin, 90
sor Newark tCentre5 and ,n,s,r..,..
oqh5, y a. m, Il IS and s2i n - medAh :
n1at III and intermediate stsaior,
R Bsl.imors an. N i Sasy Line, ,sp.n.
| ioi2 and II a. M, II oa III Il !, y, ~ u
| % 41 and Is d, m W. a ~ IA 90 81
Trains fSI Delaware Division l,,,. -.
MEew UAsue, SO 500, n, ia sai 1Sf'
ReSoSoth, ~ sna be"e'' s@A m.snp,u
beaford texpress), ann
Harrington, Delmar, KID VA .
q. M, IL 8p. m. ''a way sAuonk
,r ni1prcs:ss e for m Harrington, 40 p. m. W
u s,P Il 8 s 4. Dover Harrington. and d
rrAnklin City, spAm.
Expiest lot Cape Charles, Old po,,, ~.
tort and Norfolk, nO6 SishS f0'n' 10
Leave Phil.delphiA Broad Street, ,o, WI,
10 d u Is Ii So. n M a ~ ~, IN 1T, q
"a ozl. go, 81, IMP. M, w. W. u
Accommoda i0n, s24 l0S.r
w. fU' az SIS l0@ 10 W and ii On
SUNDAY TRAINs
ror Philadelphia teIpressl, 2oo m 4,
| 70, ~, II Of 3. M, 81, bA and INN ~
Accom- notation, 5 is a. n, nll Ky,
b@ f4 and 10 OPP. m. VI
~ S q snd fEeeIpressh 7l5.'lO. mar
Accommodation, si5am nm ,w 4,
%. and 10 D. m, "' n VI
For New York (expressl, 90 an An .,
sM IL 81 .. n, 2, ga 'sA Id ana h
Yor West Chester, via LamOkin, ss.u
, ror Caps Charles, Old Point Comfort 4,
Norfolk, Il o. Night,
For New Castle, Middletovu. rn,v.
Dover, felton, Harrington, seaford, I'm
and Delmar, u o6 Night.
10 II .. m, II CO, g 81 and Il n. m R.l
{ more, 9. 90 and II IS D. IN, -
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street 70, v
= mington iexpressJ, i2.2a $50, la LI Y
A. M, b.os, 6.a and Ii. T. N, NV
: A A SO iO.sA. NJ, lAi
e FOR further information, PASSENGER, Al,
. ferred 70 the ticket efice al de statou.
Z Trains marked thus (') are limliad ann,
upon which extra fare Il charged,
OhAb. 4. RuGh, ]. r WOOD
General MANAGER 6enerll Pls,ens ~ 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

TIE Democrats d. not seem to M
AstStsnd that Q liberal expenditure
nay lead 10 Increased prosperity, and
Aks uesnness ssnds 70 imoovsrish the
Hlign m we'll ~ ,hs people, or s. he
lroghot pnlsit, "rhers is that VII sh
ss,:tseih AMI yes In >reateIb, willie
fAt wh'oh wiIhBO.deth more than Il
3atei erteA n PNysE'y"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

kotiss 10 hereby given that the partner
ship existing between the undersignsd, do
ing bu illness under tho name OF Piofson
X ioords, has been dissolved BY mutual con
cent. Mr.. Pierton will continue the bust
meas ct Third and Ma'ket streets he viii
settle all oils owed BY the late arm. and
these indebted will make payment 70 him
HAkhY u. flERSON,
is2blt GEORGE RIOORDS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

We, the UNDERMINED Banks and BAnEsn
VIM pay all Prisss drawn in The Louiaiana
State Lotteries which may be presented ~
our counters.
y. n. WALMsLEY, Pres. Leufstana
National Bamh.
ttonaJ Bank.
a. RALDWIH. Pres. N. o. HAs'l HTh
CARL KOAM, Pres. Union NationaI
Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

d EMOVAL
u Having removed TO NO. 2IS East
Fourth street, am prepared 70 do tin
and sheet iron roofing, RutterinK. Spouttne
and Job work Of all kinds promptly attended
TO. Tin roofs repaired and painted. Esti.
mates furnished whom desired. Would b,
pleased 70 500 all my old customers and ai
u any new ones as may wish 70 give ne I
call ALEXANDER CHAMBERS.
Alo-8m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
W,TMINoToN a NORrHERS

Time table in effect May Ism ~ 4, v
leave Wilmington French stTreu y ~ ~
Por Reading, Birthstone, Joanahp ,.,,1
field, Waynesbnrg Junction, ManOi ~,
TAmaqua, Allentown, Lebanon XVI
Vile and all points on the Psli x n
Reading n. R., 7.o a: m. and ~ y ~,
For Springfield, Wayneiioulg NJ
COAtesville, Embreeylie, L SsnsgI,u d
Z. Goa. M, and S. 90 p. M. -,,.,. nol,l
For CoaIesyille and intermediAN ~
T,OOa, m, 2. 40 and 500 p. M sn,l
For West Chester, 7.S a. u" Nv
p. m. -,..,,
Daily except Saturday And sdhta,
For New Bridge aud lptrmeiliR x
8. is p. m. and on Saturday only o. ~
IL. is p. m. ...t
On Sunday for Reading and lnieiTssi
points, at SO \. M, and for spnlGhaa
intermediate points at 800 p. N, anita,
A. q. McGAUSLAND, BUWNEssB hig.
Superintendent. Gen'l Piii' AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

NOTICE-THEJ. A. EVANSTON co
IN 100 King street, have now on sale, ter
tilizers In small packages, for grass, plants
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds OF flowers
ma King quick growth. Bone q special prepa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

tMY METHOD the only known that cures perinR
neatly the Of Special Diseases largest HoA
rrAL and pTVh, practical experience with every Temed
nnd means known science for quickest recovery Ant
permanent cure. THE MOST DANGEROUS CASEI
SOLICITED. Relief ut Hend for book Truth
tpceal diseases and exposing frauds theI tricks
vietimiIe suuerer aud avoid soealed vegetable ned
zines, blood purifiers, fraudulent promising, cure n
pay, etc. They ruin thousands Best skill 10 the begin
ming will save much suffering and delay. WIlle or cali
patients see the doctor only. Hours, 8 y s.sOs We
hestAS and SATURDAY. TIL lu RundAI I'LL I.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

II you use q gasoline stove 1t lie strictly
necessary TO get PURE NAPHTHA, thus
you avoid danger, bad odors and expense.
We have sold thousands of gallons during
the past 1--WE years and without a single
accident reported from using our naphtha
We deliver free to all parts OF the city,
Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
JOHN WANAMAKER.
n. k9gary & Son.
SIG TATNALL ST.
S { Cor. 9th aad Tatna||

Every Refrigerator we
sell we can guarantee to
meet all your requirements
for the proper preservation
81 meats, vegetables, etc.
Thus you run no risk with
our Refrigerators, which are
made on the cold dry air
system. This makes them
free from any moisture or
dampness. Ours is not a
new tangled Refrigerator, but
one that has been well tried
and put to every practicable
test. They are also provi.
ded with water coolers, Civ.
Ing you a bountiful supply
of cool drinking water:
Commencing now we will
lreduce the prices as follows.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
DIR. THEET4,
53S n. Fourth st.
Below Green,
PHlLADEt PHlA.

rs years practical experiences
guarantees To cure mare quicker
safer aud permanent than an,
Advertising physician all Spe
cial Diseases, Blood Poiaon
kLin Diseases, finiplen
Blotehcs, Obstinate Ulcers
Obrtrncuona- IniiBmmhti1D
Of Kidney, Illadder aud oths
orgars. Nervous Debility
Early Decay, W cnkhesA, etc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

About 40 double, dopl
Sidebosr / Puritan Refrige.
ra.ors are just enough or
the sick list I'd weaken tt e
price. Some samples, SON e
scratched, SOME bruised il
transit, but al in best order
for practical ub be. These sho v
the price-drift.
SIS black walnut Puritan for $50.
$50 aek waluut Puti'a for S23.
$40 ash Puritan for $50.
las cherry Puritb In for $50.
$40 cherry Purith n for SIS.
$50 hs'rJ ? ritbn Tor t2J.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
Second circle, southeast Of centre.

Shoes for boating Of
Bleaching or mountaiaing OF
any out Of doors use. Tough
soles; light, strong and COO
above. There is no shoe.
goodness OF the kind that
we have skipped. Here !
a lot at specially interestin /
prices because the sizes arf
a little ratified:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Youths Black Canvas Tennis Ok
fOrds, rubber so'es, eizes IL, ny,
IL, 1914, ID, 1871, ard l.
90 cents, now 50 cents
Youths Check Canvas Tennis, high
cut. sizes Il, II, 10, I, and >
were Il IS, now Is cents,
Small lots ofMen Brown Canvas
Tennis Shoes, high cut, rGbber lei
yes 6, s, o, and 10
were 81 so, now IS cents.
Mems Brown Canvas Laced Shoes,
leather soles, sites 6, and s.
were $l,73, now 81.
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