Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
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Hamburger q soma new Oiothing I'm.
PSriurn, 22O and sSs Market street
OponinE Kext Saturday.

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Psrium, 2sO and sss Market Street
opening Ns1t Saturday.
"HAve you coms to Wilmington tc
ulay?' ''~asked q REPUBLICAN repre-
sentHtiva Of the entefprlsinR gentlemen
who are conducting the large clothing
emporium Of 1. Hamburger & eons q.
a20 and 222 Market street, this morn.
Ing.
Eyes sir, We have" was ths reply Of
Hr. Wright. 1--WE are no birds oi
passage aud going around selling bank.
rupt clothing. We have come here "a
st y and Ws expect by selling the best
and cheapest olothing to reVolutionlzs
the trade in Wilmington"
The newspaper BcTibe reminded the
gentleman Of tbe time only eleven
gears ego when Russell s. Forthrup,
now Russell, Missimer 8 o., and
Crosby g Hill came here AsrAnRers and
rsvolutloniEed the dry Roods trsde OF
the city, and why should not Ham
burger q Sons do the Same in the cloth.
Inc line?
eve intend to do IT," said the hope.
tul young man, "and We will offer 10 d.
duoementa that cannot fall to bring the
trade. Just look around ct our RssoEt
ment OF goods"
The assortment was indeed large and
varied. Almost everybody knows what
= big store they have, for they have IL
bsen there some time dur,nv IT, ooon
pAney by Urosby 81 Hfll. It takes an
immense amount OF clothing 10 nake
much of a show In such q store. But
Hamburger is filing the bill. An
around are stacks Of the best of cloth
ing, and the pTiofs arc remarkably
Cheap TOO. An2body who don't want
: cheap suit can get one for $40 or eco
II they don't want to give thAt much
they Can get.A good one for $40. All can
be suited.
The great event Of this week will be
opening day, on next Saturday. The
store will be turned Into q Veritable
Hover garden on that occasion, almcst
rivhlltnR the great floral exhibition In
the oDsra House Q few days ago
Potted flowers and plants will bow their
grateful welcome to you IS you enter
and tho fragrance Of roees aud RerAri-
ums will fill the atmosphere like odors
waited by eastern winds from Arabian
helds OF spices. This opening day will
be q great occasion. EVeroody is in
vited. Every lady visitor will be pre-
aentsd with q handsome souvenir, and
every small boy will be presented with
. cricket and . pair Of pants.
"WhRt, every bog with q pair Of
pants did you ssy? Why there may be
1000 boys here"
"Woll let than oome, We will serve
them rs long as our supply laSte, aud
We have an immense number Of them
on hand"
This 1'm Ho;uAlly guarantees the
goods they sell that they shall be lower
In pfios than can bs bought elsewhere,
end should purchasers beC ONE disaAtla.
hed they will exchange the goods, re-
fund the money OF give 90 allowance on
the garment II il DOES not WeEr sAtiE-
factorlly. Aud what is more they will
also keep every garment bought Of
them In repair for one year. Thia Il no
small consideration. II. O. wald and
james 81. Wright are the gentlemen IN
charge OF this enterprise, ard nothirR
will be left undone By them to make It
a grand success and q great benefit to
the people OF Wilmington,
Harry o. Plerson, formerly with the
BoatOn House clothing store, Is in the
employ OF this agm, snd will be glad OF
An opportunity TO greet his cid friends
And patrons in his new place OF buBi-
mesa.