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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
o0vorV aIltl InVenltO1I, 2 N

Dr, II. Russell, Burner q, The Obi
Reform Sanit0ripn az Columbus, Ohio
has lust c6mblttrR tml feflected 'hil az
ncnrometef Whlehikthe most wondmhn t0H
medical ihycntloptNer made l,lt hRoi ,ftl
eeated a great sltraNgpg .lbc leadlnl lIrs
medical men of both, Nils country Ant
Eltropc with ,th iniuMcF pipti' '~
clan can leet thctondlQdh oi W neftow' ld'''
system ind gct ne tXhtt ahoaLt OF m Ftu
iofce LEFT s perfectly at be IA tell ithi aial
condition of tho ciggtjNNonhh diako iht s,
temperature by 4he useoiR N1tmometer nm
~ The best nhyeirlana W the country Gay "n
the thermometer has been the want of tmtYoN
projection for ycdn ava thdt 4 ls dlohb lltt
step IN peflteliht ihesmoUnk az diognoRgsiau
Ing dilhCllhmul cbsGfg epsgi ihnlc car ~,n
be NO doubt We lpfgliet tlgt ~ ANel .s
short tlme Wis ip'liHiqSpt VIII beeomeit !"
inecesdliypnd every bhyg'elai whq trteoN"Nt
20 keep nPw WITH The umen.wiWhaye one9' pll
Wuw,sh The doctor lapl lie ntAf iustrN f,hf
h,ent success which they WNlbSpnd Va nsa
lihaye,-licdiM and iio@f,.
WDr u, Russell BRrlfr lH InYsntor o
lthc above w6hdcfNii Ih,tnhptntqsindv'@ 10
houte surgeou and pbStllen bp e4grgeo ..
the Ohio Reform Snnilaflpm and MedieR' ''''
Intltute At the, nqHbgSbk, ,eoTner o.
High and Cay ArcetS,, CplpmbuG Ohio
where beu9gqb infttuintntr ddylW
and we fiii0k thc doctor 'pNpt Nlufh Oih Ng
his Wonderful G,cdgll innshatngi difi oultriau
eascs 70 otle iudItadon pltWs ipsirlmentptc,g
as hecuroShaye been phcgqmena lor im !" ~
lhht few ponthg Macy 4 tSl gNcnW
10 die by some Qf our bfgff ykltluhs have lhD
been cured By'bf lIdrhcri an Wy nak& 'lJ9
With This new llstrumeA 10 has tlpe hcyal ~
10 osuec6he'andocan mcapuro the llia loyaaH1us
Of the nervous eytiem 30 perfectly qthel ,,r,
he can tell lJoArettalpty whether he cat IVY"
cure patient ~ not and IL 90 just how q,
long Il will take What Kind Of mtullrino ~
10 usoesnd The qnandtNncreeAAfy 70 ,Kelplg
nature effect curo,il pf ,Hnfner peee'
no mineral pols9net putqnlYD the. ptIfost lI {
vegotablep rpmediesyt hlpod, ,pctye Ind diIW
brain foods, therefore biSp patients haye no.
baek er re aollpno but Rp slfaiGbtonN ,l
Dom imprpvemtpi 70 Rpcrject cure, Tho lg.W
doctor lnYites the nrofcmionto callAnd. wv
examine his new insiJpmebt ,HcmRkesplg
no charge REORGANIZATION or ofAplnatlonl l9igpl
10 inyalide and jwe would advise all ~
afflicted who hpyelfalloat get relief clsc- lp
where 10 call on the doctor ard have v''u
their cases examined. From TIE HedlG 'N =
Messenger, Columbus, o., Taiy 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
1MOsT REY0LTING WORK.
ora lnhumal BisadrrlIe Leaves Tor
Hrhif Unknown Parts. nllllli'

ID One of tho most ,T6yOlting cases OF
mans brutality iln iglaable has come
20 light IN this city, 'p'
About 4 mile east Of town resides
Rudolph Pry9i, Who v engaged IN .tllc
dairy buaineas, Prybl until q few days
ago had In his employ d man who gave
his name aa a. Kempf, Kbmpf was
considered q good, h6neat, industrious
hand, and enjoyed the e0nildegce and
eBteem of his employer, Prybl lind u
x.yearOld daughter and II ip said
Kempf seemed " maniteat \ great IN
tereat In the child, and often whom he
came 10 the city brought Gandyand potS
home to her, Go,g ,.,,r..,s.,.,,,,..
PrySi was gratided At the thoUgbtfuJ!
ness OF the farm hand In pleabing tlte
child In this way, kempf was also In
tho habit of taking the little girl out for
walks IN the evening, A few days ago
the child was discovered 10 beBeri0naly
M aud she was brought 10 the city aud
takentO Dr. PoTtmln for treatment, IL
was found she was suffering With a
most fearfIl diReage and on being queS'
toned told OF kempfa conduct toward
her.HF fr IuNId1 IT. l3s'l--fI-l RI -,
The father OF the child hastened home
and found Kemp had Rnddenly left for
parts unknown, The matter was re-
ported 10 Prosecutor Welty, and every
possible effort Will be made 10 brlhg
tho guilty wretchtO Justice, The neigh
bora are greatly yoKcited over the affair
and 10 will not be, well for Kompf u he
falls into their hands. b.. og ,..o. i.
The child is able 10 be around but la
In a very delicate condition and " viii
take the most careful treatment 10 re-
store her 10 0hehlth, Ilio q te5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
Fine lPaTn P0E Sale Or ,Yrade.

lean IlTIIIIU 'WT TIIIIN I Nv UDNTIU1"
zen TT-l sH1 t1uJst 4
lIwui oaoT for sale At bargain, or trade for Can.
tdn, mauiloA or Othohtewp property, MT farm Of
~ Asrca, known w. tho ,Naye Psrmlr located three
miles sputh-SA, 81 MAAalnOn. cnc-Caf'cf mfc
% tue main road loAdlpu from Masalilop 70 Rich
vile very comforlAblo two story. ojgh room
hous with excellent barn and OutnouaesI thirteen
acres OF good tlplbor splendid orchard, clsIern and
woll water ana prospect OF valuable coal bod
Forfun particulars, call at the farm or address
~ lottcr, SARAH UNCLE
aEw-wam. MapoIllon, ., ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

The following bids were opened yester-
day by United States Engineer W. +.
Smith for repairing tho Chri,tiaua jetty,
which ia very much out Of order: George
z. Platt Philadelphia, timber, cents
per foot board measure; screw bolts, 6
cents per pound; light bolts, 4 cents per
pound; spikes, 5 cents per pound; stone
for fliing lefty, q per cubic yard; stone
for rip-rapping, f1.S5 per cubic yard
Ira Lunt, OF New Castle, timber "a
cents per foot; bolts and spikes, AZ cents
per pound; stone los filling jetty, 81 IS
per cubic yard; stone for rip-rappiDg,
6l.35 per cubic yard. The bids were re-
ferred 10 the Chief Engineers depart
ment at Washington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

TO-DAY the Pennsylvania Demo-
Gratis are going through the useless
farce of holding a State Convention
A platform was arranged yesterday by
the syndicate which rules the party,
and all the delegates have to do 10 day
Is to adopt It. 1t Is understood that
the tariff plank will be about the same
as that adopted at the 81. Louis Con.
vention and which proved the rock
that wrecked the party. There will
be but one State Office to be filed in
Pennsylvania this fall, and it 10 not oil
q great deal of importance. Add to
this the fact that there is nothing to
warrant the party in having the
slightest hope Of success and the folly
OF holding this convention becomes ap.
parent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

THE GREAT strike in London still
continues, and as may be expected the
men are becoming restless and turbu.
lent. The storekeepers refuse to trust
them for food, consequently there is a
vast deal OF suffering, much Of which
will never be known TO any but the
victims themselves. Some of the
strikers have been starved into sub
mission and gone TO work, but they
have done so at the risk OF their lives.
The strike has not only caused gen
eral depression of trade, but also an
advance 10 the price Of coal and other
necessities Of lille. The situation is
certainly becoming more serious every
day and 1t is only question OF very
short time how long these men will
endure hunger and see their families
suffer before Iesorting to riot, blood
shed and the destruction OF property
Il need be no surprise if tho climax is
reached within few days, and vet
this Is all happening in free trade
England, where, according to our
Tree traders, the workmen are so
much better of than those OF this
country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1859.


THE Wilmington Fair Is now well
under way, and the attendance yester-
hay was much larger than on the pre-
vious day. Nearly all the exhibits
were In place, and the display Is I'M
doubleday the finest and best ever
made in this State While the mana
gers have done every thing in their
power to have the entire grounds and
all connected with them in proper
order, there are some changes that can
be sdvRntageouslym made before another
year. One OF these is in connection
with the grand stand, which should be
removed to the opposite aide of the
track. AT present the sun shines di-
rectly In the faces of those occupying
It, and the lower the tun sinks in the
western sky the further its rays extend
under the grand stand.
This proved such an annoyance yes
terday afternoon that hundreds OF per.
sons were obliged to vacate their seats
long before the races were finished.
Another matter that needs attention is
in reference to tardy exhibitors. some
OF whom did not have their exhibits in
place yesterday. There shonld be q
rule adopted that any exhibitor not
having his entries on the ground be-
fore the close of the first day would be
ruled out and forfeit his entrance
money. The enagers OF the Penn
sylvania State Fair were obliged TO
Adopt rule of this nature several
years ago, and it proved satisfactory.
There is no doubt but there are other
changes that can be made before
another year, and we would like to see
everything possible done to make the
Wilmington Exposition the fair OF this
State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

This ia beyond question tn most sue
cesstul Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, few dosss invariably cure the
worst cases OF Cough, Group, and
Bronchitis, while ita wonderful succoss in
the euro of Consumption Is without q
parallel in the history Of medicine. Since
it's 1rst discovery 1t hAa been sold on
guarantee, q test which no other medi-
cine can stand. II you have a Cough
we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10
cents, 80 cents, and u. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use sbi-
loh's Porous Plaster. N. y. Daniorth,
Second and Market strsets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

TIE INSTANT death OF Darwin A
Henry, from coming in contact with
Rn alternating electric light wire 10
New York, should be u warning to
our citizens TO be very careful when
this method of lighting our streets is
introduced into this city, us il will lie
In u short tms. There IL no denying
the fact thst these VI lres are dangerous
but we have no doubt that ths com
pany will use every means at their
command TO prevent and guard against
accidents, atil there must also b. u
c.riain degree Of care exerc sed by
our cili2eus or nc 'idsn,s Will be sure
to happen. The current that killed
NJ. Henry was OF thousand Yolts.
and the tact that his death Was instaa-
tsneous is thostest proof possible that
electricity can be used i1r the inilrtinn
o the death peualty. Tue system
q opted BY the prison u4t.uglties in
New York il The sai4e that caasea his
eeatl and Is ul.o OF tie suiuu degree OIL
Strength.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

THERE is boom In the iron trade
In Pennsylvania, and the outlook is
now bright for work tor many months.
The large works OF the Reading iron
company, at Reading, which for the
past six months have been idle, have
resumed operations, and it is probable
that within week fully two thousand
men will be employed Another roll
ing mill. belonging to a firm, has also
resumed operations with an increase
In the mems wages Other mills have
also increased the wages OF their men,
and thousands of employees, some OF
whom have been Idle for months, will
aeon be working at the increased rate
This will certainly give the industries
OF the Sehuylkill Valley big boom,
end cause revival of all kinds OF
business. These mills could not have
been started, or the wages Of the men
Increased, had MI Cleveland s free
iade policy prevailed at the lust elec.
tod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04


r~ III :, WEDNESDAY s'D J. 1888
II : Si0s - p aCeleai
Mo.N in L '~n' Duafipg Is
S c,'a' NJ" fo,Hs on ~ cur
SePsen o0l AluiCea . d | e.
NC so'll0 goo o' we are
~ u ~, 20" @1' NE P'9|'f''
N't C G'hciS .....
~ .', ~.,, IMS me f'''''SS' ...
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

We mean u continue this until some,
body beats the great lung curative ageut.
DR.. slmms White Pulmonlc BAisan,
then we will take In cur siRu. Mr.. l..
whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware
says he wsE cured after being considered
a hopelesa case, For coughs, sore throat,
hoarssnsss, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King strests, Wilmington; PhilatsiL ala
Smith g. Kline Co.. All Arch strest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

TUE d naclatie inninals are com.
planning that the public debt was in.
creased last mouth Sc o4G Gg2, but
neglect 10 state that gbeat i $50 600
Was used Tor tLa redemption OF inter
est bearing beuds. On Which L ftmum
OF nearly So 90 $50 VISA paid. Tie
interest on thtso bonds would amount
to a considers able sum every year, con.
Eiquently there is saving and reGuc.
ton OF the national debt in tleir re.
compton Daring Mr.. Cleyeland's
administration Surplus was allowed
TO accumulate in tile treasury for the
purpose of having prttext Tor tile
abolition OF the tariff, hut al the same
time the bonds were unreaeemed, aud
hundreds of thousands OF dollars wu1t
being paid out annually for interest
The policy OF the Republican party Is
to use the surplus in purchasing these
bcn1s and thus reducing the RmoEni
pt interest, ss every bond purehabed Ii
Just that much reduction OF the public
debt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

nAITJMt,Ir q ptft, man..
Is 50 s - e., a uli'o htllNOAD
TRAINS I.EAVI ~, "a ''.,' Ma i7Y0
@hhANS LILA L. bt.l, AVE-, nlypt
.r EAsr h1ush -'VN
tpfess tihlIs.
NEW oNh, "ttk 9tYs, - ra,.-s.,..
AIN. W W, - ~, ss1s. ~ 4 "A N WA
INV DIRK, SuudA = =. -
fllVS, " ~, - Us, - %. M. q,
. fhlLAbkLfllA, NHre ilay.,'. ,;Mfs
YOU ~, - a1 su. Nv yi 10 sFS
~ w. W, sd', al1 NJ '5O., 5s III
70 n ~, W ~ So q H. Va
a ~ Nh ~ I,t LrillA, ". 7',l3Tai,fAT
.50s, 625, q ~ ma. X WI 4 NJ ~ ~
Jhksrhn week dAvss.H. ','55 t6ity
7bo. IS 30, . 90, 'Bg lp54 .i5S
loo, - ~. 100, $40, '5Ot rs Gi3 "a
200, I'D. ~ 81 T.. M, va
CHESTER, sunuhy - ~ 'i0i,fN-Bp
~ ", q, m, 'l2ms, lg, -, tgl n
'oOc, n, 10. ~ VI, tij, 'J5. ii m
ATLANTIC tGrV. y o.. Vats dr.. "a,
300 u. m. ] u. tl2N- 81. slt4ltis a9ir,
2hS, 800. h.Vs T.. IA. suIAys. ;J d. H.
E.37 p. M
WEA' BOUND
BALTIMORE ANN MA44I,,.-.. ,,,.,
III d a. m. as AZ rl .,'"h
daily; & 4Oa. m. '20s .. m. 5sly NV AN
Sunday. - "' 0-'I' eAVeN
rtttsburt. IS 81 III "Ms. m a,pc
CHICAGO. % 40 a N, ,sn "a ~
daily. H.. w" p u! BON
Cincinnati and st. 1.lin SIM.
and IS 10 y. m; botA Gs..y. "
slNoHRLr ACeoNMuu4a "a nm
and IL 10 IL. NJ. daily.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains viii leave Wilmington a. follow,

Trains viii leave Wilmington as follow,
Phnadslp ala teKprss,b a zsA tsasnin
T. y 3 Be. x x 1. % s q e 4.
Accom- m odktion, e4o, . IS f0s SD ID ALsa
5. d n 80 e. ,.lD ~ 70 NJ
~; i = ii u .. =. i;h "a "a IL i, IL
xocoa m odatloa, ~ - ia An ps
a. n. a . IA ~ -. "a .nd III q ~ ~
!, s Il !. aSrf' Il, "A 4 4 ! s. 81 ~
!. u n ., Z asd 10 % p. p a. ~ a. ~ ~
For W est ChsstaE, via Lsuo.t, ftua
tie 9, n. 1.Hasdthp. N,
BAltln srs "a d IN sernsdiata illsu, lauL
MI % ,. n. ata u ~ Might.
ssitiSs r: 1 and .. Linz y & Il. =. ~
s,S ~ n; . ,: a spa 4 ~ MI :"
New oasts, 80. 81 p a. n H. Isass III "A
t2t p, n, and o. Might -,
0eefE r.0rn aud Il hnb6lh, So A. s."
aeaford &c" sec a,#in 5tstIon,, s2sp.n.
hsrrinElon, pslmar. and way 'saaoaI 10
e. fa e. ssa f Y .a ri 80 p. n
KIpr.ss Ter Dvef, HAranxtsa. and N'
rr r.,siin nT .ns CHARLES, OLA Rolas .Uoa.
Fort, ana sostelk. 10 Night
Leave rniiaoaiphia. Brosd sssse., 1917 Wy
nin6tcn tsXprsssb, BtO, fh III, -,
IL 10 y. II IL, Al Is a. M. IL g io9 %, y
~ : y. IA. 'a42, go, toI. 81. llal u
Aoae.s N oda ton, ess, 10 az, = h, lii III
~, an, Ia tM iob tAnA ii 33p,n,
oil ND.AA TRAINS.
toI TLllAdel phlAte1pYsssJ Z =. 49,, EN-
~. u a. NJ, III, "a, 5 Ss os sne 100 ?, n.
a Aeeosl m odatlon. slba. n, isI6 lA, ~
y FOR chs IS ~ AZ. 1.II - .sP. ~,
"a. 100. and 10 "a u. nj avs
5Aeson n odation. lis a NJ. nls. rs. a.
For Wv snS 9o 9"p: N. 100. IA ga, ~
n n. ~ .. N, IA, n, 49, -
~ XII Y 80 st : oAe...r. vi. LazotiA. 'lsa Nj
For Jsps Charles. Old Poisi eeniors aai
For NsNsGsalls. kirkwood, hlasis.g y. !.
Clayton. Dover, FELTON,, HArrinEtani siIttE,
willie, Esaford, Laurel aud Dtlukr, hns ssI11
Baitlnora and WAshinEtpu. 49, " = I, 4 i,
q. M, II ID. S % "a a. ~ sOp, ~ AZ 4 !,
Night. hAls more, Z. y IA. snd u ~ u, ~ 4.
Leave Philadelphia, Bread street IVi K
mington tsIpreIil, 80, Id e.ls a. "a
NJ, ass s.6s ia so, 6.a. LIE. NV "'T
Accom- N odstion, s.ss 10. is A. NJ. i'.saiA
r. Esr = tss tict .., oas
un TTsiss s,.s sr .1tr. ts ,sr.i, easlssa
os saasr 4 k rusa General fss.:assi AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
Visit the Monumental CITY md Mary

Fast express trains leave B. & o. sta
ton, Delaware avenue, at convenient
hours. Pullman cars on all trains.
Round trip from Wilmington, sos.
Tickets on sale September to II, good
to return uutil 2lst instant inclusive
see u. x 0. time table, this paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
BLANKETS.

IL re is a little sum in
aIithne tic 10 q means-if
1t meats anything-1o quar-
tiers OF a yard, and 10 quar-
ters OF q yard Is 80 inches.
Aud yet there are To- 4
Blankets so called and SO
soid-that measure 50 in.
chcs. W hat has become OF
the other 80 inches ? Did
the dealer cut it off 7
What is meaner than a
lutte narrow Blanket OF a
cold night ! VIVA, more
Disappointing than to buy 8
Blanket 90 inches :. ide and
find il 90 inches Z
All this IL meant to sug-
Sfst tnas you should buJ
Blankets with care. Y o |
don't want tal!ow in { h {
wool, that will catch a n {
hold dust ad h6ztatn. maxim:
your fair white fleece darf
and hopelessly dirty. Ano
you want to get the size yor
buy and pay for
The Long Dollar BlaNkel
s pounds, s3.a5; 6 POUNDS
81 a pair; the Honsekeebers
Chofee, 5 pounds, s4.25, anc
6 pounds, $3.50 a pair, ant
he Coronet, scarlet, S pound
at 81, are the rarest bargain
Ia moderate priced Blankets
Compare them with all tn
market The faest Blink
ets are also here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club RBtos, or any further friormn-
ton desrod, wrtts leSlbiy 10 tho underligu.
cd, clearly ttAtinT ysur residence. WITH
Stats, County, Street and Nnmbsr, More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by yoet enclosing an Envelope bearing yeui
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
Yesterday

We put in stock a big lot
OF handsome suits, fine
Whip Cords, Corkscrcws
Diagonals. Checks and
Striped Cassimercs in three
and four-button GETAWAY
Coats and in Sacks and
Double breasted Frocls.
These are our own make
made right here i'll Vii
mington under our own
supervisiona and we have the
credit of making them
right, you know. We
were surprised TO have
been SO busy, but that's
what we like, and we take
great pleasure in pleasing
and accommodating the PEG
pie.
We are ready for the
Boys with lots of nobby
goods. Boys Pants, Chill
dren's Pants, all kinds at
all prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

Wilmington Commercial College
And school of .bort hand ard type
writing re-opens Sept, 2nd. 0iliro open
daily.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04

Autumn weight French
Lace Waukenphasts, Of vefy
choice fresh calf skin, sizes
s to IL, widths A to &, were
Sc, now 81. Equal to a
gilt OF 50 with every pair.
SHOES FOR WOMEN.
There still remain about
40 pairs OF the bright Don
COLA Button Boots adver-
tised yesterday at S3-too
cheap by sI.5o; sizes broken,
but maybe your size is
waiting for you.
REFRIGERATORS.
The drift and remnants of
a lively Refrigerator season,
Some are scratched, some
slightly broken, some with
surface cracks. No matter
what the ailing, we make
the prices to suit with the
leaning all your way. In
every case the refrigerator
Part is all right.
WakNut Stae6Oaya:
$3.50 Refrigerators for 1900
5000 Refrigerators for $1,000
5000 Re frigerators for SIS 10
t35 90 Reirlserators for $500
$500 Refrigerators FOR $500
UpHsAts: ....
1913 Retrieerators for $500
$12.75 Refligerators for $1,000
Sl5.Tj Reirieerators for S12 90
sls.75 Reirigerhtors for $500
So 80 keirigerators Tor $500
Ice Chests:
$500 Ice Chests for 81 90
S625 Ice Chests for $3.50
E.7J Ice Chests Tor $500
81 so Ice Chests for 1850
$500 Ice Chests for 5000
$l4.00 leo Chests for $1,000
CEDAR CHESTS.
Soma samples slightly
defaced have been cut down
in price more than accord
ingIy.
JoHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-04
WILMINGTON AND NOE
w RAILROAD CoMPASi,
wIJ.NINCTON FAIK

WILMINGTON FAIR -,
from Sept. End TO sept. 7th inclusive; it1
will run to south Wilmington bsif ui9Ant
Station as follows from French sHe -
ton;
Leave French street, 6.sO, 40 s.3l -;
10, 40, HIS, a, IN: 1910. III: Leo, Yd' -
:" Leave Madison street. 6. 80, 49, 50 9 NJ
TO-. u ~ a. m; l2.g2, l.R, zlf, 49, -
AZ, 81 p. IN.
Trains fTen Fai d,, G5oand a. SEQ o ~
100, loo a, IN; 1870, Lao, 2.4S, S.i'' -"
5,l5, 6.i5 p. m. trlp,
iscents round trip. including ad--i' 'Yt'
AIR, IS cents. t,..a, 80
ton, stopping at Madls on street ana IN t.ttr ii.
W. 4 n, Ii. X. Co.'S new Mill Creek NJ IL %
rect 10 Fair Grounds. Tickets VII Us "a.
sale at following onices; French sire .rssi
ton, foot OF King street and Madis'''
station. ,-,...,t,,, ia4lI.
Hay round trip tickets inci .,ijds r..
sion tot he fair and save delay nj Tue -
A, q. McCAusLAND, Supt.rs At,
BowSFss BRIGGS, General ~ A.
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wANANAKER'S.
DRESS GOODS.

htih. Noou WelSnt, g o o q
width (36 inches), and In all
the most popular shades
striped. cluster striped, and
daintlly plaided. Ii y o u
know dress goods v q u e 8
you'd say "cheap at 75c." 1t
would be. But tie price is
500. If we were to pin the
mill name on with the price
tag 1t would set the trade
agog. Mustn't; that's part
OF the bargain. The s t u fl
stands on its merits. The
wool, the weave, the dye are
eloquent enough. SOC Tor a
choice 75c Sultlng
Regular 81 Striped Chew
lots are 25c; blues, browns,
greens, garnet, blacks.
Fifty inch Tricotu and all
wool Fancies, made to sell at
75c, are hall a dollar.
Mohairs, stripes and plalds,
self colors. imported to sell
at 81, 60 to CSC.
Fifty inch Ladies' Cloth,
in the desirable shades, 60c.
The 37!c Colo ed Cash.
mere (all wool) we've told
OF before. But for the big,
big lot we started with there
wouldn't be a scrap OF 1t
here now. just the price OF
the cotton.warp stuff that
masqucradcs as Cashmere.
$l.25 TO $3.50 Suitings, 75c.
$l.5O to sage Suitings, 81.
SOC Plaids, 37!c.
37Ic Melanges, Isc.
20c Mixtures, 15c.
As price pleasant Dless
Goods music Is you're ike
ly to hear.
SILKS AND YELVET}.
Soma Of the binds we
named yesterday didn't last
the day out, but quarter,
third and halt price sorts
still make a siz4able heap.
Here are two of the Black
Silks:
233-ineh Gros grain, 85c.
81 Black Armure, 75c.
MILLINERY.
There's a hint of frost
time in the bright new
sock of Cloth, Velvet. and
Knit HAS for Children that
has come In with September.
The frat patf of early Fall
wind headed the whole
family OF Straws towards the
rear.
Sailors, Tens, Jockeys and
all their rough-and tum 1le
kin were never prettier.
Every new ttought-Frencn,
English or Domestic-shows
TO the font On our tables.
The old re i.ble Knock i.
abouts, the school.time fay
oIites Coo; all colors.
For ladies', misses and
gi.ls there are the soft wool
sailor Hats and Walking
Hats (b5th trimmed) and
Broad orim Hats for gllls.
The Cloth Outing Hats,
in plaids and colors, have a
dash of the sea shapes.
Genuine Turkish Fee. Toe
WOMEN'S JACKETS.
You remember TIL {
'hali-price j ack cts tina
packed the main aisle near
Chestnut street SO full O
buvers last week. Yesi
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