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Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

We give customers a life interest in our store by dealing with them justly and hon- erably. Try us during our msrk-down sale.
 BOSTON CLOTHING G.,
 Ss3 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

Dont't put it off. Gahey's shorthand shool, at 49 Church street, is open day and evening, and this is the best time of year to commence.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

It's simply impossible for us to give you even faint idea of the money you can save at our mark-down prices.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 S5S Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
wEATHER RECORD.
1rpIoAr1oEs FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WAsHINaToN, DC, 10 p.m., Jan. B. 1853. For Connecticut and Eastern New York: Fair weather, followed by rain; warmer winds, becom- ing southeasterlY,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
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Take Time by the Forelock.

Those ladies' English black cotton hose, split feet, during our msrk-down sale only.
 VIM. NHELY & Co.,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Did You Hear

Of the immense bargains being offered in our new housekeeping department at our first clearance sale?
 VIM. NEELY & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
WM. NEELY & Go.

In the jeweley department there are now displayed at phenomenally low prices an ell egant display of fans and jewelry for evening wear.
 WM NrEJv @ Cn
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
A Terrible Temptation.

If you examine our goods and prices you cannot resist the temptation to buy at our great clearance sale.
 WM NEELY & Go
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Prayer Meetings.

vary Baptist church tomorrow and Friday evenings.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Anyhow. Come and See Then,

You can save money on anything you buy during our great mark-down sale.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Ladies, Beaver Jackets.

Plain and trimmed, endless variety, reduc- ed to hslf price during our clearance sale. We quote as sample good garment for A.
 VIM. NEELY 6 Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

No bogus mark-down, but a bona fde re- duction that will open your eyes and save you money.
 jan7 St BOSTON CLOTHING Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
uilted Satin L1nS

Quilted Satin Lined NeWmarkets In plain colors, trimmed with braid or fur $35 quality, clearance sale price only $19.
 WM. NEELY & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
PubIic liberalization.
Rntarat Ouca.

Sassacus encampment will have it's public installation of officers and banquet on Fri day evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

It will cost you nothing to examine an in. solvent manufacturers stock of Nottingham lace curtains. We offer them for 3sc per pair.
 VIM. NEELY & Go,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
6c-Ir CeII.the Storv

5c-lr Tells the story. A live house adyertises nothing but bar- gains. Our clearance sale sweeps them all See the bonanza soap we offer at 5c.
 WM. NEELY & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

During Onr Clearing Sale. Ladies' pure spun silk hose in black for 75c per pair.
 VIM. NEELY & Oo
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Funeral of Charles Bowman.

The funeral of Charles Bowman, late book keeper for Wells & Calhoun, was held from his late residence on Oak street yesterday af- ternoon. Many relatives and friends at- tended. The interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
1.adIes, Neun,arket.

Plain beaver and striped camels' hair cloth newmsrkets, all colors, reduced from $19. 50 to $10.
 WM. NEELY 6 Go,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Oak Hall.

The celebrated Oak Hall clothing store will on March be removed to the store in Hoad- ley building lately occupied by s. R. Hem ingway. Plans are being prepared for new front for the Oak Hall store and for many interior improvements, which will render it one of the finest clothing stores in the State. An entire mammoth new stock of clothing will be put in and the public will be duly mo- tifed of the change, which will mark an era in the clothing business in New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
nid vou Haar

Don't fail to visit the Boston Clothing Go. during the mark-down sale. You can save money
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Burned by an Exploding Lamp.

Mrs. Mary Sullivan of 196 Hamilton street was badly burned by the explosion of kero- sene lamp yesterday afternoon. Her injuries are about the face and neck. She was taken to the hospital Her burns are considered of a serious nature.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

Of the immense bargains being offered in our new housefurnishing department at our great clearance sale?
 VIM NEELY 6 Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

Whoever buys dollars worth of clothing before inspecting our stock simply sauan- ders good money.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
Church Sociahle.

The Congregational church of Orange will give social at the residence of the pastor, Rev. MT. Hunt, this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09
MEw HAVEN, CONN

THREF MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTE. 50
 BNrs, ONE WEEK, 15 czNTs; SINGLE COPIES, 8 CENTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate ReIieves Indigestion, DysPepsia, Ktc.
 ia7 8eod&w1t
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

The only secret about our business "Quick sales and small profits"
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-09

FT10F g0 GMVGHb0EY Come often during the clearance sale now in progress; cut prices in every department.
 WM NEELY & Co,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

The mystery surrounding the supposed
suicide Of Osman Shearer, the Phila6el-
phis clerk who left his coat and hat and
several letters on the canal bank at Read
ing, was cleared up last night when j. A.
Da' her of Phenixyille, Informed Coroner
Hoffman OF Reading, that he, bad long
conversation with Shearer nesf Phpnix-
vile yesterday afternoon. shearer gave
rs tho reason Tor his trick that he wished
to torment his wife, who had refused to
grant him divorce. The river and
canal at Reading were dragged yesterday
but no trace of a body was found.
sheArer boarded for time at No. 250l
North Eleventh street, aud Is not given a
very good character by those who know
him. He wanted TO get divorce from his
wife, who is said to be wall-behaved and
hard-working, but there was no ground
for case,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
DALTIAfoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule In effect May l., 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Schedule In effect May L., 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
NEW YoRH, week days, se 10, ~ o., 80 %. q.
m. sl2 Us, - IS. % 0s, 20 a. y. IN.
New YoRK, sundays. s2I3 - o. a. M,
s1lOs, ~ IS, IS OF, 70 4G y. m.
PniLApELPHIA, week days, 40 10, Fl o., G O5,
$50, TbS, $50. 900, 40 20. 1925 II m,
IS Is, O5 s s., % 81 .. M. ~
PHiLADrLpHiA, sundays. SO l3,s7O5,G5O, 1855,
10 Us, q, 9 10. 90 l6, 50 20 80 p. m.
CHESTER, week days -, 700 dO9,G 50
co. - 800. IlO, s6Os. %. $40, &C Al,
7O5, 8 IS ~ 50 y. m.
- cnSsTra v '!ss. Ss j 9Gs,
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToH, $3.50, IS 10,
~ q a. m, rs, "a 10, 20 10, .sO5. All
daily;6 lOa. NJ, - p. IN. daily, except
TIlisGurg, IS II. mi IS 40 p. M; both
daily.
CiiIcAoo, rs Ie a. m. IS 10 p. m; both
Cincinnati and st. Louis, I'll As a. m.
and IS O5 p. M; both daily.
slHGERLY ACCOMMODATION, 100 p. IN.
and IL 10 y. IN. daily.
LASDENBERG ACCoMMoDATIoS, week
days, q. ". Ill - AM % and 10 pm; sun
days, . 80 a, m, 2.il and 10 p. m.
Trains LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days. . 80, 9 70, 30 II. M, l. ~, . 80
35jp. III. sundays, L % u. M l. %, %, 3 ~
For Baltimore week days. : a5 "a 30. - 30
ii % a. M; 10. D 30 y. M. sundays, q 10
II. m; : 80 and . SOP. IN.
For Landcnberg and Way stations, week
4 ID O#tlt n IA = n ~
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Oh. Del, as second class mail matter.
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1880.


There seems to be an alarming in
crease in the number OF murders COM
mitted, and not long ago a New York
paper recorded seven in one day that
had happened in different parts OF the
country. Such being the case ii might
be well to inquire into the reason.
Almost every city has detectives, who,
as soon as an htrocious crime of this
nature is committed, hunt down the
perpetrator and bring him to Justice;
but not to justice either in every case,
for If he happens to have money TO
employ good lawyer the chances are
that justice viii be cheated and he
will escape with mere nominal pun
ishmGnt. We know that not long
ago, and it may still be the case for
all we know, that the idea was enter
taiEed by certain class in this city
that five years in jail, with chance OF
being sentenced 10 even shorter
term, was the maximum punishment
Tor taxing the life of a fellow being.
Il, therefore, is not to be wondered at
that human life is held in such disre.
gard ami that on the slightest provo
cation knife or pistol is brought into
use.
If in every case of murder "a long
rope, short shrift and a high gallows"
were the certainties, there would be
fewer hoinicides committed. No man
that commits murder expects to pay
the penalty of his crime; there are so
many ways by which he can escape
conviction, and even when lie is con-
vic!cd all hope is not gone, as pres.
sure is generally brought to bear ou
the Governor OF Board Of Pardons in
the State where the crime, is commit
ted, which frequently eventuates in
setting aside the sentence of the Court
In all cases oil murder, unless commit
ted in self defense, the punishment
should be swift and sure, ana if thi:
WAS the case the newspapers would
have fewer murders to record, and Life
would be much safer than il is now.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

PoTTsvILLE, May 2i-John Marcellie.
aged 22, All Italian employed as driver
by Contractor Wintersteen, of Port Car
bon, was shot in the right arm just be ow
the elbow by Patrick Maekin, boss, last
evening. The shooting occurred at
Rausch' some and half miles from New
Ringgold, on a section OF the Schuylkill
and Lehigh Valley Railroad. Mackin
ordered Marcellie to do something, but
he refused. Angry words followed, and
the result WINS that Mackin fired live shots
at the Italian. MIR. Wintersieen took the
injured man to to the Miners Hospital.
District Attorney Wnitehouse will bfiug
MAckin to account.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
T'HE TRoTTING BRED STALLION
NnRlVnnHk

VIII make the season from Apru,.,,
nst LIST 1859, At the Way,rly Hall stort " Ang.
Lime Stone Road leading from sier,nhh fglm
Description: Norwood is a sr,i - H..
hind pnsterns, 10 hands hiyh. 4 v, Willie
weight llhO lbs, extra line ftylC anfHs %
symmetrlcaily built. ~ Nhi a'ilul
Pedigree: Norwood was sired bv rr, =,
sire of boltaire, record 2.SGl-2.l ', tlfe
Gllt Edge, record 2. ~, by Lyman r, ',' V9aeft
la, regls;erel In Vol. Z. Istdgn,' iftl'I ~
mare, record 2.i0; Lyman, sir.4Iht r.. leiT
No. l1oll record 2. 40 to wagon. Il. n Ilt,
Napoleon, (No. 1870 lire of tW, Ia y Lllh
, lara May, sired by Rineman, r,.rat, . y I, y
fleman's dam, Jennie Nutwuol. d,,.- y, H.
z, ~ 81; kntwood, ? 80 ~ to r.g.'" ul
Royal, 2.35: sire Of Jemiin Nut.. u lf'
tram, sire of Highland Nianl ~ 81
Rineman. Hamlet, No. iu1 I,3. teoi
OF seven In 2.30 list; dam, ltr,a ~
liulse's Hickory, q u. by ilu Hi.r .,'' p
let by volunteer, No, IS, Size al t,,,n 'aH-
In the .. ~ list, lnclitdng II. iui.,r 3I,tllel
BY Hambietunian, No. 10, dam. i.lt f.,,tA
dam OF sentinel, record 92T5-L ~ tulN
battiOt; second dam. lCwi- I'M ,.'lg
Norwood IL sure toal g'tiot tI,I NJ. Iarr'
very ine colts. lie Is trn'i!uy,i.', 's le
Sides as YOU see by the pedigree, aud lg...th
TERMS SIS to Insure narp VITA e.. a..
for the season, and 81 single s,r,. H. w
to he paid us soon as mare Is u-strts.0.t
with foRl. Any ore PARTING with rut'utr
mare VIII be held responsible f0r -
Insurance. Mares from u distance KIN v
pastured reasonably, ,Agc1.ua at o5Gds
owner, Stanton, Nen,as.l ,,.. IA
"..-tt ~
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

ALFRED WRIGHT has some,
so has Lubin. They are
household words. Queen
Mary is getting to be. We
have it in Extract, Toilet
Water, Powder, Almond
Meal. No one else has it
at all.
You can find Toilet
Waters that are better than
some folks extracts. Try
Bradley's.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
Phytalia, the best hair

Phytalia, the best hair
wash, 45 aud 85c bottles.
Odontine, the purest and
most perfect tooth powder
We know OF. IS and 45c.
Centre of the store
A 3-piece Celluloid Set
brush, comb, and hand glass
white. antique, or mottled,
$1s5 to 81 SO. Made as
samples-sampIe prices.
East of centre.
Cd Ivory Ornaments go
to quarter price; 200 pieces.
Bisque Figures go to
quarter or third; 100 pieces.
Saxon Vases, beautiful
decorations, 60 to hall; SO
pie ces.
Perfect goods, hut we
want their room. You'll
find them grouped in the
China Store.
Second floor, second gallery.
A good, neat, metal bound
leather covered Inkstand Tor
Travellers, 10c. Right side
up or wrong, all's one so fer
as spilliG2 iak gees 1t can't
spill. The price has been
double, Too m my of them.
Juniper and Market streets corner.
The entire brood OF ALI
gator Grips 10 to Is inches
Alligator Cabin Bags begin
at II inches. All tha TRAY
cling Bags are where you
see them in half a minute.
Picking out is nothing.
Think of the use, then a
glance for size and material.
That's all.
If the prices were a BIT
wrong we'd be qui:k to hear
lit. Not a whisper. It's the
other way, Look at this
One piece grained leather
made like the best alligator
and 50 25 TO s. 70 for 10 t,
II inchesl
Full line of Sole Leathe
and Sheep Dress Suit Case S
; Telescopes, pl a i n AM
leather bound, SOC to So.
Shawl Straps, and ever
+ parcel.pack that is wort
: owning.
| Northwest of centre, next 10 main aisl
Trunks tor any use. S3l
3 Leather down
Basement, Market street side
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
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Base bail,


The following games We're played yes
terday:
AT Philadelphia - Philadelphia, 4;
Cleveland, 8.
At New York-New York, 9; Chicago,
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Pitts.
burg, 8.
At Boston, Boston, 5; Indianapolis, 5.
AT Columbus Cincinnati, 4; Column
bus, 0.
at Observation-Disclosures, /; Hart
ford, T.
Al Ea ton--Eastop, 5; Newark, o.
Az observation-disclosures, 2; Jtr-
sey City, 8.
AT Lowell - Lowell, s; New Haven, 4.
AT Laucaster-Lancas'er, 0; Cuban
Giants, 5.
At York-York, S. Philadelphia Giants,
4.
At ChesteT--Choster, 4; Norristown, s..
NOTES.
No flies on Cleveland.
Philadelphia VS.. Cleveland to-day.
Kansas City has released Reynolds to
Brooklyn.
Seward has pitched twelve games this
Sc tson losing eleven.
The Athletic infringement are trying to
get Stratton Of the Loui-villes, but Da-
yids will not dispose OF him.
Pittsburg is trying to make a deal with
the Senators for O'Day. The latter have
released Catcher Banning,
Cleyclaud's four pitchers, as group,
excel the pitchers OF any club in the
League in average OF base hits, per tune
ut bat, and earned runs per game.
George Keeie, OF the Senators, went be,
fore justice OF the peace and took a
total abstinence oath. He thinks that
suscess az a League pitcher depends
upon sOhrirty.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

The Levy Court did good piece Of
work on Thursday in removing tax
collector, who seemed to imagine that
all the taxes which he collected be
longed to him instead OF the county.
Tie reform, however, can be carried
still further, as there are some other
officials appointed by the court who
are az uunindtul of their duties as this
collector was. Any one who makes
use OF little "brief authority 10 OPP
press aud act uujustly toward those
who may be so unfortunate US to ieA
into his hands is not fit TO have nm
Office, and should be permitted to make
his living al some other business. We
are informed that there are such oih
cials, one of whom in the lower part Of
the county shamelully wronged u man
not very ong ago, and II the testimony
OF man now in New Castle jail is tc
be believed, 1t is not necessary to e
outside Of this city to find another.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A DMINISTRATORS SALE
IA III
REAL ESTATE.

i u IL L A - l-1Ag 4 Il Il = ALs
By virtue Of Il renewed or.le- Of the Orphans
Castle cou ty, made on thr --th day ufAprl,
A. -, ls,g, cill lac Exp ; q To sale, at public
vcnIue, on ruGsiSy the 18th uay uf June 1879
tt2 O'Clock y, N. at the Deer rarK Hotel In
Newark, New Caste, County, llelawaIe, thu
liam MrCuuauRby dee rs Il, to wit;
al That certain real estate Situated In Pen
cader Hundred, in ne County, aud state
No. /. A tract Il lad situated on The
northrrIy side of the public ruad irading fton
| ilkt II to Miiuinelon, bOlndel on the FAST
10y LANDS of Thomas ole. On th- north and
west 10y lands of tic estate ii William Nc on
auuhry. dee asei, audllnds Of er Meggett
containing 81 ucrcs, Inure or les The i'm
proven uts con ~ Of "A frame welding tous =
| barn and other oufnul dngs There Is !,
! thr fly ,ouuF ptAch orchard, aud spp'e or
| Char I'm nrst class condition. This Land Is es-
peclally rich aud productive, aud is valuable
NJ 2. \ tract ortlnhcr land bounded on
! the usI ny tracts Nns; and and on TIT
| tn ,stAie OF tncIaie William McConaughy,
| The elder, deceased, containing II acres and
| i7.lt parchrs al land, more or lees This
tract Is ALMOST entirely covered with lin.
gtowth Of fnrstnht timiirr; -. -, ~
l, on the ea hy andi OF Ih"ras McCpE-
! aughey, on thr nnrth By tract 40. 8, On the
"esi hy tract NJ. = cnnl'lll e % acres, :
or part Of this trnrt is covered with a hnC
gro tn oi chestnut timber. iuis tract Il e.
depOsit of iron ore IT contains. Pits have
been successfully WORKED and arc capable OF
mucl, greater Development. II Is spuiect to
|RIi.ht of way Trrm tract No. 2, extending al
SO across tract No. ito the public road and
No. a trart Of land bounded on tile
west by lIHis .ts5i lned 40 dow r in tIu estate
gf Wtlu m Nc, % tuynay. the cider d,rcqst Il
on IDS nortn toy lands OF Tie Lrttie OF Andre "
Errr and by the putlic fual' on the ga 1 hy
tract No. 8 aud ON lhe spntn ~ tract y o. z,
u.orctr tess. Inc i'm rpNeiutnts arr three
frame d"dllnS hnHse7, barn ~ saw lhlli.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

The Messrs. Stidham sold for II. l..
Roberts, at Linwood. on Friday, a lot of
cows at the following prices: $40, S5S,
Si5, $50 80, sos, $50, t35, t37, S35, $3.50,
81, 80, $40, SIS. Average tor the drove,
1872
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

PozzoHis Complexion Powder is uni
versal,y known and everywhere esteemed
as the ouly Powder that will improve the
complexion, eradicate tan, lrtckles, and
I'll SKIN diseases.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

Summer Headwear for
Women and Gifls. The
Millinery acre is gay with
Flowers and Ribbons and |
pert shapes The things
werc never more or pref
Iier.
The graceful, saucy, sea-
sonablc Null Hats are wall
10 TIE front. Black, white,
cream, ami colors.
The shady, shapeiy Fay
ais, like cloud wreaths tor
weight, come in Bsoadbrims
and Foxes Black, white,
navy, brown, SOC.
kough-and-ready II a t s
are a little mountain already.
New shapes every Gay. L
you want a low crown, mar
row brim Sailor, ask Tor
Murray Hill" or Dunlap"
Leghorns and Childlcn's
Trimmed Sailors brighten a
big corner.
Outing Hats for all the
women iolAs, big and little
We don't know that a single
novelty has been skipped
Knockabouts in new shape:
and colors.
Broadbrim Fur Felis and
! a dozen styles of soft head
gear for tumbiing about in
North from Thirteenth aud Ches.nu
' streets corner.
! Koechlin Sateens 18c.
25c Sateens Tor IL &c.
a AIl-wool Challis CSC,
!. Acc Gin CHAINS at 3oc.
= SOC Ginghams at S7lc.
= e A volume OF Dress Good
d sensation in each line.
Il All around the centre.
:. Queen Mary The nam
is wouldn't fit 6 common per
y tune. You look Tor some
ii thing delicate under such
IT IT label. We know of nothin,
u more exquisite. a perteC
As odor. One OF the ~ lev
Daily Republican., 1889-05-25
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains wiIl leave W tinin. ton ms follows
rhilSdeiphia tszprsssl, 3 zss, 4sJ.SA.I5l,
~. IL "a lo - 100 y !! nus. IN, 'i.9i
i4ss sr s 5sss go: Sc, ~. 10, i q .. ..
sa,i u 4 ii ia. ~, i b, "a "a SSs. SanS
Accom- oasloa, -, 90, 100, so 1og,
+, S y TSrE 81 Eos rs 81 "a IS ~ i0t ~
g z. IA ! g and 1910 ,. n. % s-'' oS''
m1r West SassSr;ts .is Laaokin. 60 Eaa
For NsWark (Oeatrej and internedIats sta.
HYa1li y r. E; md 5i \. 1Sd M ?,
n,, seG D. n. Snd Il Is Night. '~NHoos' VIVA
ksl.iuiort ave Esy Line, 10 p. n.
II Z Is, \, ,. n N. ana i i Sis6t. So
New Vsstle, sa' s na'i2loA issyot ash
q ,. ", and Il % Might ''
a.rrlnpton. Dsir,r.. ard " way stations, $50
GIip're.s for = s !; n 90 .. N. WAY
M pr.Ssfo Dover Harrington, and Del.
MI FT, IN H tstg. 'sahm,
| FTpross for dApe ShAftes, Ola Point Con.
lori. and norfolk, ~ h&hss
Leave FniiAdeiphia. Breaa street. tog WI,
H al 4 "a ttvinIpi,1i1sl 90 ~ 7SI ~
~ L6s. b2l, s'z, ~ COZ, 81, il2o, il 30,
A. ~ ssa III ioaS i 3 sd a. i p Is
sJNDAA TRAINS.
H. Sof II a. % y ~ e. zoo
Aeeommodaiion, sib., M. via is p; an
aoT Sne sSg i 6 press, Too.' 10. IL 81 An
icgOamodstIoSnl. u rs am. iai1. Iss. 80
For New YoSs ts y; ~; 90. ss2, 20. 100
lH II 81 "a. m, Il 10, "a, eaA, 'oA' % and
FpTr Y est Chester. via LamOkin, tIsa M,
FOR Gape Charles, Ola Point Comfort an,
NSft For New OCrstle. .Kirkwood, Aiadletovu,
Siii5' asarord, Gsurel aud Delmar, IL Is hight
Baltimore and Washington, = NJ, b %, + u
Mint 2sS IN more g 20 ~ md p II 7; se ss y
leave philadelphia, Brosd street, Ior VA
IiIssGH 't Sd, "a 20 ~ i r H. ah
ACCOMMODATION 3 s. s, %. Is 4. N, ia.aAs,o5
For further in formation, passengers ara re-
trains marked thus ~ are iir1l.al sEpsss
gpon witch extra ARE Is cnnrged.
n ,tsr u S Sgsa s,.ers I. W .sss
e Wilmington y Northern Il. II.
Time table In enect, May I'm, 1880 Train
leave Whining Ton tFrgp "a stroeiJ rs IolloTI
f9r Heading, Birdssoto, joAnls, sp.ing
lAnlaquE, Allentown, LeDanon, WernerS
vile and All points on the railGaslphiA an
N For sprnEAe ID" p a. i naq Junction "a;
Fora ssa bupohl snd a9sdP g pSt,
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Daily Republican., 1889-05-25

WANAMAKER'S.
PnILApsLruIA, Saturday, May. . 1859.
Cottage Beautiful,
Adirondack Camp.
THIRD floor, centre elevA-
Tor.