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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
INSTANTLY KILLED.
IssgTsgs Master Daniel Hieksy Loses Hm Life
while Making Up Hia Train.

bsgKege MASTER Danle1 HSekey LSoeee His LIE
while making Up His Train.
HARRISBURG, May H--Daniel Hickey,
q baggage master on the accommodation
train between Lancaster and Harrisburg,
was killed In the Pennsylvania railroad
company's yards this morning. Hickey
was engaged in making up his train when
he was knocked down by the cars coming
together and instantly killed. About
twenty cars passed over his body before the
train could be stopped. Deceased was
resident OF Lancaster and was employed
on the railroad for some years. The re-
mains, which were horribly mangled, were
removed to the undertaker's, where they
were prepared for burial The coroner
will hold an inquest this afternoon.
BOARDED Al THE RoHRER HOUSE.
Mr.. Hickey, referred 10 In the above dis
patch, is q man we'll known In this city,
and especially among men connected with
the Pennsylvania railroad company. He
was born In Ireland, but came to this ooun.
try many years ego. His parents formerly
resided In Philadelphia, but both are now
dead, and he has Q sister In that city. He
has been on the pennsylvania rail-
road for . number Of years. and for
several years has been employed on
Way Passenger, He was first employed %
a brakeman, but for year and a-half past
he has been a baggage master. He boarded
at different places In this city, but for a
year and shalt he made bis home at the
Rohrer house. He left Lancaster this
morning as usual on his train, but
before leaving complained OF feel
ing unwelL The announcement OF hi
death was great surprise to his friends
He was between 40 and 30 years OF age and
unmarried, and was . member Of the Re
lief Department Of the railroad company
Several years ago while . brakeman in the
employ Of the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany, he was knocked from q train by an
overhead bridge and badly hurt Deceased
was a jovial, open. hearted man, and wal
very popular with his many friends here al
| well az elsewhere
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

CHICAGO, May "a -Cattle-- -Receipts, la0o0
shipmrnis. $500; market steady; steers,
sS Sos 0Jj stocksrs and feeders, q t0o4 is
cows, bulls ana mica. sl 2s1S 20, bulk,
el60o300; Texas steers, ol7b04 90
Gt0ot market lower mixed. o 400 20
heavy % s00o % light, % t)0oes skips. u u
sheep Receipts. $500 head; shipments
mono market slow: Inferior 10 extra. % 00
b8S; Te1as. el 8O0a s6.
shipments. leo; market, firm prime 10 U
0s 20; fair TO good, o. 8sssi IS common. q 2,l
&e0 five cars shipped TO New York TO Gay.
800 market active, Philsdelphias. % $50
on; mixed. g $500 20 WORKERS. g 1903 . =, "
One car shipped 10 New York to-day.
sheep -keeeipts, 1,l0o; Shipments, 200
market yery dull prime. e5 2Sds 90; fair V
lambs, o. b0G6 Is spring lambs. C65 60.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

CuIuAeo. Nav "a. $50 D. MARKET opened.
wheat-May. sc; june, tsc; Juy' eec-'
.Ssfp:%,ssy. :s,y. s7xo June ''x' july ~Ho''
usts@ Say. soSc, June ss,kc' July. sixc;
Poik@Eay. nl 81; June. "a EEK; July
elt tb; AuR., eN6S.
Lard-May. . "a; juno. ss OK J uiy. % 7ak I,
Aug. % 20,
ssort Kibs-May. Gso; June. q est July.
CLOSING.
wheat-May. ssN; June. sskc July, s7kc
Aug. .s7Ac.
Corn@May. ssKc; June, Scxc; July. cGxc
Aug, Bkc.
Oats May. sokc June. Saxc, July, ss'zc.
.Pork.May. 90 20; June, "a 40; July
% 20; Aug, es 72x
Short kibs.Msy. O7o; juno no; July
G77ki Aug, u SIX.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
New York Niarket

SHw YORK. May "a Flour marks, dull ;
Fine. o. bO4300 superfine, q so 0S 26 ; MINI
Extra Extra 9 Sssl' 10; City NH: Extra. y 65d4 80
Wheat-So J, Rcd, sulte, oGI98ot No q,
gs5sc No. 2 He'd, Winter. june. 9lss: July.
yIssc; receipts, ll7.G0 shipments. 1000.
Corn - no. Z, Mixed. Cash. OGxc 4;
June, tSSc Nay 3ci receipts, 500 !;
Os,s NO: White. State. doc, No. . do,
tek@B DO May, S9c June. ssJsc receipts,
gl,UU; shipments, 30.
bye dulI; State 7bc.
Barley nominal.
1850.
Lard-May, ss % July, ss So Aug, Ssss
Molasses oull Tor 6O boiling stocK, 2Uc,
Turpenune steady At 37l<c.
kosfn dull strained 10 good, q 20dl ?5
Petroleum quiet; Refined in Cases, exc
Ireights duli grain to Glasgow, IA
Butter steady; Western Creamery, 2id2Sc
Cheese dull; Western flat, llollnc ;
State Factory, 7S9c Fancy White. iao
l2c.
Eggs stronger; State. lox0lec Western. Is
0l5AC.
susar dull Refined Cutloaf. Sc; Gnnuls
ted. 7a.c.
Tallow steady; Prime City, &c.
Rice nominal Carolina. FAIR togood, $50.
Coffee steady; Sair Cargoes, tor Rio. l6lIc
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Tho knights Returning.

About one. half of the members OF Ian.
caster Commandery, Knights Tenplar,
who attended the conclsve In Pittsburg
hsve returned to Lancaster. Some came In
on DNy Express yesterday afternoon and
other on Fast Line this morning, Twenty
nine members left Pittsburg at s O'Clock
this morning. and will reach here at 4:i5
this evening. Those who have arrived
home speak In the highest terms OF their
treatment in the smoky city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
Lectures ON Cons,,,u,ions, Prohibition,

Mrs. Annie Wittenmyer, ofPhilsdel phis,
will lecture on constitutional prohibition
at number OF places in this county dur
Ing the next few weeks following are the
dates OF her lecture This evening at Gap
May Is, Octoraro Free Presbyterian church
May 26, Strssburg; May q, afternoon,
9soTgetowD, evening Christians May 2S,
Colsrsin Baptist church May 29. afternoon,
Reftnn evening, New Providence, Ger
man Reformed church May 80, afternoon
md evening, Quarryville May 81, Liberty
Square hall June /, Pleasant Grove June
2, Little Britain Presbyterian church J une
5 Penn Hill meeting house June 3, Man.
helm borough.
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Nov York 9toona.

Nsw YORK, Maya lp. m.-Money closed
At TX per cent; Exchange steady; posted
rates, q sIk0l 90t actual rates u s8k0
sGM for 90 Gays ana a soGA sDIz for demand /;
9overnments closed steady; currency IS,
d 81 bid Is coup, q 2asz iK's do. 81 0sH
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
feverish. ana an attempt was maze to force
decline in ST. Paul, but this was met by a
stubborn resistance. All stock offered was
speedily bought up, and instead OF :decliniDg y
the stock advanced. At II o'clock prizes were
up hepi per cent hut at midday one.bal the
improv. ment wa' los, by ham neriDg by Read.
Ing ana St. Paul. AT l:D p. IN the market Ia
du1 and weak.
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"a MARROW EsoA PIE FROM DEATH.
a Ohiid Drinks Almost . whole bottle Of
Lnudanum.

LAudanum.
Annie, . little daughter aged between
two and three years, OF Daniel Sternemsp,
reesding at No. $40 West Lemon street,
made q narrow escape from death Oh
wednesday. Some time during the
forenoon the child got hold OF q
bottle OF lAudanum. which was stand
Ing somewhere In the house, while no one
was watching her. She drank the greater
part OF Its contents and soon became
affected. When the family discovered
what had happened they at once sent for
Dr. George A. King. He prescribed for
the child and advised that she be kept NOV.
ing around for about eight hours This WAS
done and the result WAS that the effects OF
the poison wore off and the little girl Is all
right today.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
Upset fyA Cow,

This afternoon msu was leading cow
up South Queen street with rope and the
animal tore loose at the corner Of Vine street
4 man tried TO stop the animal by placing
IN upturned umbrella In front OF her. The
result was that he was thrown in the street
By the animal and covered with mud,
which be did not relish.
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Arres,ed for Fighting.

Charles Brown, arrested last night for
being engaged In an sfiray on Whit Mon
day, was committed for hearing on Satur.
day evening next before Alderman Spur.
Eies.
Samuel Englemsyer, for ihs lame Of.
fence, entered bail for hearing at the same
time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
Drilling the Police Force.

Every night at the station louise the
members OF the police force are put through
. drill BY Mayor Edgerley. They are pre-.
pairing TO turn out on Decoration Day. The
mayor. - II known by nearly every body,
~ captain during the war ard he
posssssss . thorough knowledge OF drilling
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Waived y ii caring.

b. +. Fordney and J. II. Adams, charged
with obstructing G.. s. Kline, an otlicer, In
the execution Of legal process, waived c
hearing this morning at the office OF Alder
man Hslbsch, and entered bail for trial al
the August term OF the quarter sessions
court The allegation Is that the constable
had levied on their goods on a landlords
warrant, and when he was about putting
the sale bill on the store door of defend ants
they drove him away and would not allow
him to post tho bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
DEATlfH

bsMurH.-ln this city. on the I'D inst,
samuel ,. Demutb, In the b9th year OF his age
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. No. ts East King street, on
saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

The finest strawberry patch In the city Is at
No. 10 South Queen street. Samuel Clarke the
enterprisiDg tea and coffee man, receives
them every morning. They are tho finest ber-
ries in the city. Try them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

Tho Nospel OF Memory.

In these latter days science tfayeis on the
wings OF the lightning. ana among her latest
discoveries IL one by that accomplished
memory specialist, Prof. A. Loisette. a37 Fifth
Ave, New York. The Professor makes bad
memories good and good ones better by q
method peculiarly his own. ana the result &C.
complished remains as o fixed fact as long as
the individual lives. Taught perfectly by
mail. Look into this. IL will pay you.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
MARkETH,
fhiisdeiphis Produce Market.

PHILApRLPHIk, May "a. Flour steady sales
90 bbls Minu. Bakers. a 0lI+ 50 ; fenn'a
Family, es soda 90 western 40. u 2o0t rs
Winter Patents, N7o06 -.
kye, s8 rs
Wheat-ssy psc June. a7c; July, 9ib.c,
Corn-May, 6ic. june, bSC; July. 6ic
Oats-MRy. 4Sc. I; June. 4Sl<c; July, 4SJsc.
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charged win A...u,, an, us,,,

chsrged Win Assault ana Battery.
Jsoob BAumgsrdner, who was charged
oesors Alderman Deem with having com
mistsd IN assault and battery on Amos
ssagrist, wss heard last evening. He ives
ksid COR uiAl u court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
WIN Celebrate Their Anniversary

Shillsr Council, Jr. y. u. A. NJ, held
aneeting las. evening at which they sp.
pointed committee OF ton to make arrange.
ments to celebrate tho first anniversary OF
the council on July "a, by holding a publ 9
entertainment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
AsTR1oH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.

Another break for low prices.
Ribbons once more.
Over 5000 yards OF Fancy
Ribbons at 2sc yard. No. IL
and I6, all silk, Moiree and
fancy striped, plain and crown
edged, not one Of them worth
less than soc a yard.
1t is wonderful to see the
amount Of Ribbons we sell.
No such stock of White and
Cream Ribbons in this city.
Another large invoice OF
White Hats came in this week.
We are showing a much larger
stock now than ever.
Cream and White Tips, at
soc a bunch, perfect beauties.
We have them in our show
window.
Another style at 75c a bunch.
Every other store sells them
for 81.
Lace Caps for half price
Over one hundred dozen, closed
out at one of the largest manu-
facturers, will be sold at hal
value, prices 10, IS, I9, IS, 81
50 and 75c apiece; each ane
every one is worth double the
money.
Two cases Of Ladies' Gauzt
and Balbriggan Jersey Bodies
tight fitting, silk bound, at IS,
apiece, sold nowhere at les
than 4oc.
Pure Silk Milanese Gloves
finest colors, extra long, at 25'
a pair.
All Silk Lace Mitts, at 15c ;
a pair, full length.
Black Lisle Thread Hose
full regular made, white heel
and toes, at 25c pair, sole
everywhere at 4oc.
New Fancy Parasols, a
sI.75 sI.S5, 81 and sa.5c
apiece. Come and see them.
Still selling Ladies' Muslir
Underwear, at a5c apiece. a
complete line.
Thousands Of good bargains
at
ASTRICn'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaster
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Telephone Connection.
Samuel Becser's hotel. Hothsvillo. IL con-
necled with the telephone exchange.
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linaso In tho N1fy.

IT viii pay you to read Frey 4 Eckert's ad.
yertiaement btd
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NEW RTIsEM ENTS.
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btOCh markets.


Quotations by Heod. Mcarann Il Co, bank
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
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LINEN SLIP COVERS

Patterns ot u job at zoe yaia % inches
wide. worth 6:c. 10 Patterns. regular goods,
AT t2c.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09

Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN.
GEORGETOWN, March 8 the Levy
court is now In session, and You car
ses politics In the Sussex form, aud the
leaders on both sides are lively LOCKING
after the interest OF voters. Among the
prominent are I. N. Fooks, better
known rs "Big Ike" ON one aide, and
G. X. Bacon, the secretary Of the
Young Mems Republican Club, on the
other. Mr.. Bacon 10 one OF the hArdes
q nd most ardent workers Of tba voune
Rspu blioans in the stats He is tht
son Of John 8. Bacon, Of Laurel, Del,
who WAS one of the war horses OF the
Democratic party during the late war
being q local leader OF prominence for I
long time,
And the son has ali the vim and push
Of his father. and in "a stAuneh n Ra
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09

On Saturday evening q frrt.clast
company will appear Mt the Opera
House, aud present Barley Campbeli's
"Wbite Slave" Of which Puck speaks
as follows:
"a slave 10 always magnetic and 10.
teresdDR on the stAge--be II q black
slavs or bound slave, or q galley slave,
or indeed. white Slave" such n.
now prevails at HAverly's Fourteent I'd
Street Theatre. The author is Mr..
Barley Gam phell, and his work has
achieved already popular success"
Gu Monday and Tuesday nights,
1.-THE Bostonians" will appear at the
Opera House, In 1.-THE Poaohers" the
FIRST night, and "FEtinitz1" On Tues.
day evening. An exchange 10 speak.
Ing Of "FHtiniizA" ssyt:
The Bostonians" revival OF "FAtin-
Ia" last night whs attended by un
audience which crowded every part Of
the house, and which throu Z hout the
evening gave frequent expression of ap
probation. The opera was staged foI
nil the fun there was in It the burlesuue
parade In the first act far surpAEsing
the former tfi,rts OF the compan ia
this line The harem scene has been
staged with great care, and 1t is said ai
great expense, all the costumes and
properties, except BSrnAbse's smile,
having been expressly imported from
Turkey for this season"
On Wednesday evening next Mime.
Modjeska will sppear in Donna
Diana"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Marsn 9, 1883.
Are you responsible?

Are you responsible!
advertising" is a sort of
by-word. T h e reproach
Only an advertisement"
was and to many still is a
a complete condemnation of
business addresses to the
public. The Hebrew King
and Poet was incor-
rect in his hasty conclusion
that "All men are liars"
Aud you also err if you put
all advertising In the same
limbo.
But still the indictment
of false witness will hold
against much advertising. 1t
wouldn't be 30 if everybody
were careful to compare
statement and fact. There
fore, if you condemn stop
and think whether you have
always been careful to dis.
credit lying and encouraging
truth in advertising.
Commercial literature in
advertising is too great q
force in modern lite to be
ignored. You can neither
evade the fact nor your own
relation to it. 1t has in.
huence and makes impress.
sion whether you will or not
Behind the advertising
scenes you may see strange
statements: Thousands OF
dozens or pieces or yards,
when the total stock at COM
mand is only scores or hun.
dreds; prices reduced, when
the process OF reduction is
to open new goods and
mask two prices at the same
time, a high price above, a
lower one beneath it; 70 state
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09

any but the sllliest Republicans or pro-
lection Democrats biting .. IL This
measure hes boon prepared with the
hope Of catching Republican votes next
fall, and shows thai the free trade
Democrats are afraid 10 trust TO their
own strength to conduct the campaign.
II 10 now evident that President Oleve-
land and his supporters realize the
bluuder he made with his free trade
message. snd are doing ell In their
power to try and gloss It over. 10 that
the working men of this country can be
deceived into voling the Democratic
ticket and taking the bread out OF the
mouths OF their families.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09

DUBLIO SALE.
Tho subscriber Intending TO quit farm
ing, will sell at publiS sale, 1T tos fHrm Of
J. ). Pie, on the road leading from Newark
to Newark depot,
ON MONDAY. MARCH 18th. isss,
ut IL O'Clock sharp,
The following personal property, to wit:
NO. l. Brown mare, Nellie, weight |, 200
lbs quiet in single or double harness.
II ooo lbs. good to work IN tineis or double
harness; . good driver and saddle mare.
NO. .. Brown mare May, weight l, 200 lbA,
with fosi, an extra good brood mare, will
No. 4. Bay horse. Frank. soieht 800 lbs
good saddle horse, tair driver. and an extra
No. s. dray horse. sam, weight i,iSO lbs,
o goo worker double or single,
Twenty head OF cattle, consulting OF 10
head Of good airy COWS; samo are thorough.
bred Jerseys and some grade Jerseys and
uuernseys. Thoroushbred jersey neifsrs,
one year old. Jersey and auernsey cross.
q ade he'll ~ eomiug y years old, with calf.
9 durham heller calves, coming year old
extra good
wagons. 1 marke. dearb orn. two-seat car
ri 'Ee, with pole and ahaflt; tumpssAt car.
rage, ! jenny. Lind carriage, l basket
sleigh and balls, johnson binder, nearly
new, feet gu u champion selfrate reaper
In good order, 4 Wo1d mower In good order.
I tiger hay rake. hay rigging, (crocAd ile)
nearly new; I little diamond suIkg cultiva-
tor, with corn marking attachment; Hsg-
gotstown grain drill, plank roller. old
drill. fol cultiVating wheat ground; Van
Wink 10 grsin ian, l Pennock corn fhsllsr, =
wizard pioSs, q twin harro ", y iren culIiya-
tors, " ID corn covering attachmsnt; 4
grain cradles, forks, rakes, Hhovels, spades,
hoes, bTiar roythes, tAr hushsl, GROSS cut
saw, COW chains, lot Of COW haltors, large
dog house.
barnets-t sets OF extra good lead hAr.
ness, nearly new 2 sets of carriage hafnesg,
brides, collars. hsiter!, = pairs Of double
limos.
seed corn and potatoes by tho bushei.
To ms Of sale-Ail sums 81 ego and unceI
cash, all Gums over $40 credit Of 10 month";
WI be given, by purch sscr giving bAnka
bio note with an approved en1oIssr, payn
Tie 81 the National Bank OF Newark. II moi
paid when due interest added from date.
VIM. S. MOTE.
L. W. stidhSm a son. A uots WIN Rees
Clsrk. nhs.8t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09
nALTIMOxE q O.aIO kAILKOA b
soHxpITLx In KTSBOT. Nov. 20, Issl
Trains leave delaware Avenue uspo1

Trains leave Dalawafe Avenue L0pot;
For Philadelphia and Chester, SIS, 7 %
30, $40, 10 10 and II IL q m; co. 2 90. Q 90
%, 10, b ~, 90, 20, Is and l3 D. M
On sundays, 90. IS, 9 40, 10 10 and Ii Il .
nj 90, o., 10. 8 ~, 9 80 and 8 % D. m.
For chicago, Wheeling, Columbus AnC
Sandusky, daily, Tto u. IN. and . 20 p. m.
for PittsDnrg, daily, 90 q. N. and I u ,
Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and st. I.ouis
daily, II 10 a. VI. and 8 40 y. m.
FOR baltimore and Wash ington and New
erk and Hsvfo do Grace, IL 10 IN; 2 IS AND
90 p. q. I'm Sundays, 20 and II 10 .. m
2tb and 90 D. m.
FOR Singeriy. SIS and II 10 q. m; q
. 40 and 80 y. M. and ~ 30 midnight, Ur
Sundays, IL 10 q. NJ; . st, 8 20 nnt 80 D, 70
IOk LANDENBLRu, . Is A, m.AuocA,
only. 1910 a. u. and 2tb p. m. dams
xospt SundaJ. 90 p. N. daily.
rrAins leave Market Street Station:
sunday. Tor baltimore 2sS Il. nj.
s-so and 1880 A. III. aud x.ss r, "a, daily.
except SUNDAY; sac =. 10. sunday only,
AGO y. NJ, daily.
rhs 1870 q. m. train connects At EAsi
function with Cincinnati and st. Louii
through express, daily, except Sunday, The
10 y. m. connects with Chicago and st
Louis express daily.
Trains fos Nilminston-LeAvs PhtlAdqy
pnih, caily, ~ &C, 10. 70, 80 .. m, ~
s'So. 70 se.aO. s-cS. e,sc, SIC 10 90 p. N.
Daily, except sunday, ia q. m, II ,pl
noon. Aa.lb. II co. y. m.
ExpFsss trains
W. M. ObEMENTg, OK. LOEB,
mAnaSef. 9Onn PISA. aEoa,
Telephone NO. 112.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09
GREAT
DISSOLUTION SALE,
Must BE Closed BY
March IS.
Few Bargains Offered Daily,

Lot of Hosiery reduced
to 5 and 8 cents a pair.
Lot of Hosiery reduced
from IA and 12c to &c a pair.
Lot OF regular m ade Lisle
Thread Hose from 25 to l5c.
Lot oil Ladies' Gloves re-
duced from IL to &c a pair.
Lot of Ladies' Gloves re-
duced from IL to Sc a pair.
Lot of Ladies' Gloves re.
duced from Is to lie a pair.
Lot OF Ladies' Silk Gloves
reduced from 81 to 40c a pr.
Lot of Corsets reduced
from 80 to 25c a pair.
Lot of Corsets, size 18x19
only, reduced from 81 to soc
a pair.
Lot of Mems Laundried
Shirts reduced to 62c.
Lot Of Mems Unlaundried
Shirts reduced to 65c.
Lot of Mems Laundried
Shirts reduced to Csc.
Lot Of Mems Unlaundried
Shirts reduced to SIC.
Lot of Mems Pepperal
Jean Drawers reduced to
Ale.
Our Muslin Underwear is
being closed out rapidly.
Buyers will find excellent
value in these goods. We
are Offering the balance OF
our Muslin Skirts at a great
sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-09
FRIDAY. MARCH o. 1888


TIE EMPEROR William, who fer
nearly halt . century has been one OF
the great figures on she EuropeAn stage,
10 passing away, and his death will
leave . void that II will be difficult to
all. He 10 old and we'll stricken In
years; his lamp OF life is almost burned
out, and now is filckerlng and gro wing
fainter and fainter. showing that the
last spark will soon be extlngulshed.
In this, his last extremity, he has the
consciousness Of being beloved by his
people and honored by ali nations. His
death will be the end Of long and use.
full lie; when in 1861 he assembled the
throne as King OF Prussia no found II q
feeble, misEoverned state, overA wed by
Austria. he took mp the sword, and
BY force OF arms struck down the rival
stale, and made Germany, under Prus.
sian leadership, the strongest power on
the Continent. In addition TO this he
united the pre.existing principalities OF
the old Germau Confederation into the
German Empire. and made It . power
that since then has mmanded respect
throughout su Europe. In 1870 he paid
France, with interest, the old war debt
that Germany owed thai country for
years, and thus overthrew an Empire
thAt mensced tho peace Of Europe. 1t
oan truly be said OF him that no love d
his country and he loved his people,
and 10 40 oordanoe with the elements
OF his character, he has always taken
care Germany has been In 0 condition
10 defel I'd herself, and maintain her
rights on every occasion. The world is
nov watching the last hlckering spark
Of his life, and when 1t goes out, will
join with Germany In her grief.