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Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
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- schedIlle IN etrec, MMlhoAD.
TRAINs LEAVE DEL Avn hay L! Is
EAST BouSn hLFO

BALTIMORE $ouIo n,,,, r
ID sched[lle In e,r''a. "a iLRoAD /
TRAINS LEAVE DEL Nay 1! ID
skxpress trains.
NKw Y oRk, week days yssai,
.. m. az ", - aa % q. 80 agn.rH, No u
NEw 1oRE, Sundays s23 m,
naOs, ssSs. 20 W. s0t6 D. m. - 10 e m
PniLADKLpHIL, week dnvs,,. W
go 73. $50. 800. sIG b Il, i0'GH
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PuiLA ADKLrHiA. .sunaoVWs ~ .i,, wy
sos 10 . a. m. zig os. o. -. %5GNm
'soa. sss, 6io % %, lis :, IS ~ ~. iS
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~. %. o %. sl0 ID, ,o3ics, " G0btNI
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N oCsEsrEn.sundays. .2 10, .70,.sn,
~ n. M, sl26s, 100, .28, 20. hif
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~ q. m. lui, tl2.0S on snturda, iNl
= 5H' 500, a'os p. nj. Sundays. FAX Daly
WEST BOUND.
piALTihoEE AND W Asnisoroy ,..
aa,a. to a. m, as. s4H. y IN ~
s.n;,bSy sy ~ 'oa. IN. '20 y. ~. daily . AZ
rittsburg. ss.Ha. m,.5n w
ALL Gi,n,oAoo $50 a. m. $50 so , n. ~ NJ i@l
Cincinnati ani St. Lout, ,,,,
and - % y. tn.; both dailv. III % a n
sisoENLr AcpoaMoDATiox IA.
and II 10 u. IN. daily. ''' Pm
lAhDKsBkhd ACCOM-
days, 0.t0,li d an, 20 and A iom Wees
Gays. W n. M, .. % und 5 40 N. p"1' sua
ThAiNa LEhyE MARKET srnPTI,rr w.
For Philadelphia ana wn,, TOY
week Infs; $50. @ ~, s 30 II 'U hNtill
ssS xso,S % M sundays. IS a. IN y ~ 5il
FOR baltimore. week n,
II IS a. M. rs, ) 50 "1" n nay. .,'HGb 9n
n. ni.; 2 g5 and IS so n m "' euh'lays, CF
For Landenbcrg and wnv .,,,,,
days, q 30. . ". II 50 n. m 5ag 'I"n' week
Sundays Syo n. in.; 2aJ bio ., " y M
daily except SUNDAY "ouis' I'll y a. m-
days. - so p. M. daily. NAN'pF 'a@
rlttsbmiB. - 10 Am. daily, o1ccl 4 s,,
thAfk PHILADELPHIA ron VILLAIN .ro.
Daily, - 10. .SI5, 1000. siI ian' ~,
neon, y 81, 20. .SO0.tl 10, $50 .iosGII,i'.,,.ap *
$40 10 10. II 30 u. m. WV F"'""
pniiy, except Sunday. 3iOand 75,
n,s u ~. $50 and % y. IA. Sunday on,r
HnlHs,su M y ~ ,nd SdgT. Z "a week days. - ';s,
SrsDAys, 6 N, Il NJ u. M. 81, |.
Telephone No. Ial,
a. Hates To western points lowt ,t,,.
VIII any other line. t'An
CO. SCULL, J.. r. ODtt
hlrass' Agt' oenl Mani Vgo.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

ANOTHER foolish strike is now heinc
conducted in New York, this time by
the bricklayers. II seems that In many
OF the contracts il Ia specified that the
bricks used in building shall come
from certain firm. This finn is under
no obligations whatever to the brick
layers, and also propose 10 run their
business TO suit themselves. Conse.
quently they have in their employ
four men who do not belong to any
labor union, and because the contrac
tors buy their bricks OF this irm.
many of them being bound by their
contracts to do SO, their men have
struck and refuse 10 go ahead with the
work. This is one of the strikes where
the strikers will receive but little sym
pathy from the public, and is an illus.
tralion OF the folly of workinqmen
allowing themselves TO be ruled by any
man or set Of men.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

A few days since, Tax Collector
Mckee said to a reporter of the
REPUBLICAN that court in Philadel.
phia had decided that no one could
pay taxes except the person assessed,
and yet we see In the Philadelphis
papers yesterday that the Republican
and Democratic executive committees
have determined to purchase tax
receipts in blank, the same as they
have been doing for years. While we
are not in favor Of thi', and think that
every man who can possibly do SC
should pay his own tax, we wish to
call attention to the fact that Collector
Mckee must have imagined decision
OF the court TO assist him In deprivinR
Republicans of their right to vote.
Had such a decision been given as
ne GLAZING, the executive committees OF
the two parties would not dare TO
come out in public print as they have
done and announce their intention of
buying tax receipts in blank, which.
oil course, are to be filed up and issued
10 voters. 1t is evident that Mr.. Nc
kee, the same as his predecessors.
does moi want 10 collect taxes from
Republicans, and will resort to any
subteriuge TO keep them from paving.
SO that he can have the pleasure of re
turning them as errors next March. Il
anything was needed to substentiate
this. his treatment Of Messrs. Pearson,
Bush and Warner is sufficient The
fact is, Mr.. Mckee intends to keep al
many Republicans as possible iron
paying, and before election comes
around it will be found that every
Democrat who wants it " Ill have tas
receipt.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

IT IS hoped that the Levy Court will
take some action on the report OF the
Grand Jury, in relation 10 the condi
tion OF New Castle jail The building
Is entirely too small, and the sanitary
conditions are so deficient that il ia
wonderful that the prisoners enioy
such excellent health. This, however.
may be owing to the fact that il Is
kept as clean as il is possible for such a
place to be. Some OF the cells that
should not, under any circumstances,
have more than two men in them, con-
tain from four TO six. When the iail
was built il was large enough to meet
AL demands. butlhe increase of popu-
ittion causes more prisoners, ana It is
no longer equal to the needs of the
county. Something will have to be
done and that before long.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Dyspepsia

lie 1t not worth the small price OF 75
Cents to free yourself of every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, ii you
think so call al our store and get a bottle
oil shlloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has a
printed guarantee on It, use accordingly,
and II 1t does you no good ii will cost you
nothing. N. B. Daniortti, who'esa and
retail agent, Second aud Market streets.
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Wonderful.

gentleman, whose sight was so weak
he could not see to recognize an object
hut few feet from him, had his eyes ex-
aminet and a pair glasses fitted by
Professor Well, aud now he can see the
same as ever. They are a great sight
preseryer, No. 305 Market street. Pro-
lessor Well, manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

Easily answersd.-li strong man,
who has frequently suffered pain, grows
impatient and rebell!ous, how much
more impatient should be the baby who
does not know what suffering meaDs. For
the paine OF colo, teething, etc, d.,
Bui e Baby Syrup is ,he sovereign rene
dy. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
tHuT "
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
Now OFionus IA

friIss 4 . %. 4 SuAnAETssD EX SSUS
and AZ 49, A. HANKS OF New Orleans,
asnt o. an Int. ltion, whoss oharters u
.knu are rsooge iasd In the hishsst Courts
,reio.s, snnwn, beware Of all limitations or an
ONE DOLLAR 10 the price Of the sm ALI.
~ psit or fraction Of Ticket IRSUED
us In any Drawing. Anything in our
nams offered for less than Dollar q swim.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
he could not see to recognize an object
but lew feet from him. af'er using one
bottle OF DIR. Simms' hyo Cure, could tell
an object across the street We know OF
teveral caAes OF this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserver. 20
and so cents. 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad
september efu Is4
T0'-IHHWT --W- ~ Y
Trains will leave Wilmington n, I, ,,,ou

Trains will leave Wilmington n, iD,,ou,
| fhilsueiphia tcxpressD. 2 2te AT
~. go v 10 "a, 100, igE nn ~
=; IT,; X ", i:o. ". ~, . y, tbL ~
Accommodation. g. s5a7M 8 pr
a. M, lzSs. 2sd 400, 80 : y, lUp % q
FOR Chester tespres,l, sy. 7D 4. a.
~ q 4, II II 81, S i'Sla m. Hso, a 81, ., .id s
Aeso@iaosation, so. sSs 20, ,p 1875.
New s orE, o. 2 81 a., Ssi saS " + PC T.
aE S2,s q y I ~, 2 sa5 10 /, y ~ q, &
$40 a.. m, q as and I % y. M, A'
| For Newark tCenlrel and intrf,nrl ll,, ,t,.
uon;, tOA. ~, z bo ande a N,
aalilinote aud iutermcilale sfa1lbr. pu
| a. IN, Wp in,. and u rs Might
naIllln"Ie and Bay Line, b1Sp m.
IN hHtim9fe "a timer, and Washington, =, o. ~,
a "a u q a 4 & q % q oq g. 'I,i III ~,
Trains for Delaware Divislnn iei,t ia',
New astle. 70, 30 .. M, u ~. .AII
georgetowB = 30 a, M, 50 u. M,
Express Tor Seaio d, 95Op m.
n.rr,nsten, belmAf. and way ,lass
DS,s9 tS. 'ifhtFinsiSai i.IiiassSai sa
mar. " Ob night.
Expires for Cape Charles. Old rJ.1t Con.
tort and Norfolk, II OS ni<ht.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI.
ina'nRton 10 81 express 72, IL, 4sl. gN
.GS' sos ,ds' s' h,SA ,iSA s,,' Pm .s.izS, 70. So,
sSs. i y. & ia, ia Il Is = y. N. M o g. S@'
ACCOMMODATION, 62s, 10 y a H.. ia
9as. s22, Al, s22. ssa, ioei, 10 . Lad
llsS y. IN.
SUNDAY TRANS.
For Philadelphia iexpress1, 20, a tn
,,w ,os ~ h.Oi A M. Az. ~, 80 30, Ali
= Ses, X %aa,,!en. n 4 Z, asa; !. NJ, nn IS 4la
: lYr hester tsIprsss,l; 7.oo, 90, Il IAN,
oinodation, ai5 =, NJ ,l2.l0, -, iIa
-, 50 aud 10. Is 4. NJ.
FOR New York express, 2.ol. tG -
.St sno q ~ q q =: = NJ H. 10 ~ ''' ''A'
For wssi Chester, via Lamokin, BAN
For Cape Charles. Old Point com fort. and
Norfolk, l2.U' uIRht.
FOR New Castle. kirkwood, Mhdlrssn,
clayton. Dover, FELTON,, Harrington Hr.igt.
vile, scaiOrd. Laurel, aud Delu ar iLa
BsIllmore and Washington. 4id "a, R.i
a. h " oG, Z. ~. sd.S3 B.t2 7.40 n N and
" Night. baltimore $50 Z. NJ. and l2g
Leave PhlladeIphin Broad Sire I, for vii.
minRton eNprtss), $50. :. 20, .. 10, il.ts AN,
SS,, sos. 'S.ts $50. so7. il.?o, II and ilD
Accommodation, 8 IS, 10 2s a. M, "a 6.2A
6 10. s a. 10 VI. and II s3 p. IN.
For further Information, pa. tngtrs lr
re lerred to the ticket office at the j aiipn.
Trains iuarked thus 90 are limit. ii eipttsL
upon wlieh.eKtrA iare Is charged.
CHAs. u. PuGH. J.R. " 9oD.
1eucral Manager. General Passen lsr A.tHL
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
No. 500 King stront

Tome and see our tra and coffee; we will
Hn1,n ~ uhe ana new buck wheat makes nne cakes,
M OMsiIiorn,a Ialsins, new California prunes.
in every d.y. WseKpec to carry lie nna.i
kock IN ihls city. All country produse.
sned .ttef nno rs'h eggs nj 500 X Ing 81
A'-i-o'I t. NJ. WiEH,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

fhyslcians recon mend DR.. Bulbs
cough eyrup, when al other medicines
sal, as certain cure for bronchitis.
sore throat, and coughs or colds OF long
standlng. For sale by all druggists. %
cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, or any turtp., ,r,.u
uon aeilred, write losibly 10 me ana sss,sn
su, clearly stating your rapldepss v,ss
stete, County, street and Hlmbsr Mn.a Mo
tapla return mail delivery will be- ass1sat
~ ~ yoSr enclosing an Envelope bearing yoa, AM
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
And we have only begun
with Bl .ck. Here are more:

with Bl .ck, Here are more:
Black Satin Duchesse:
Nine qua itiet, 81 to 81.
Black Bengallne:
French Pop.ln, soft and mellow "a
the touch. Eight qualities, $3.50 to
Black Ottoman:
Heavy cord. -Four qualities. t2 and
$3.50
Black Peau de Sole:
A silk oi peculiar beauty OF lustre.
Fourteen qualities, 81 to s1.76.
Black Louisine;
Similar to Peau de Sole, but with less
-, iustre. -Four qualities at 81.
Black Luxor:
Suited in finish for light mourning.
TwenIy-one styles, SIPS TO g.
Black Tricoiine:
Honeycomb weave, 90 to 22 inches.
-Four qualities, 81 to 81.
Black Regence (horizonial):
Newest styles. Three qualities, 81. &c
TO $3.50.
Black khAdzimir Barre;
One kind at 75c; five kinds at q .25
five kinds at Sl.50.
Black Satin de Lyons
Gros grain on one side, satin on the
other. One kind ct SLIPS; two kinds
al IL 80: one kind Mt 81.
Black satin de Chine (Turk Satin):
Thirteen different weave., at 81,
81 p, ALSO, 81 aud t250
Black Armures;
Thimhle-top effect. Forty qualities,
from 75c to 81 80.
Black Satin Rtadame:
IWnutv-aiv EtptIu Trnn, rEa q.
Black Satin Merveilleux:
Seven qualities to choose from Al
from 15c. to 81. so.
Plalu Black Satins with Linen back:
10 10 u iuches wide, 40c to 81.
Special weaves OF Black Surah Silks:
10 TO % inches w!d-, 5yc to 81. 80.
Black India Silks;
For house wear, q and 90 inches
wide, 81 to 81. 80.
Black MORE Francas:
Perfection of watering, 81 to IS.
Black MORE Antique:
Bold waves of water. mark, 81 81
Black More Antique:
Water-mark designs OF rings and
squares, 81 to So
Bleck satin aud More Stripes:
Stripes IA TO inches wide, 81 tt
q. 80.
Black Pekin Stripes:
Satin and corded cluster effects in q
different weaves, from g.. .25 to 3d.
Black Canton Crepes:
Special Paris blacks, 81. so to f3. so
Black and white Striped Silks
New weaves, from 75c to q.
black-and white Damaese;
Eight kinds, 81 to 1850.
id-blaek Brocaded Silks:
Newest Partisan weaves, So patterns
81 to So.
Black Satin, Armure, and Plush Stripes
81. so TO IS.
Black Velvet and Plush Brocades, s1.7I
to $l2.
Black Brocaded VeIvets:
For fronts OF dresses, IS TO $40 pc
front.
Black Beaded Brocades:
Thirteen kinds In SILK and Velvet
sl.dO to fl6 yard.
Black Mateasse:
For Fall Wraps, sl.25 to IS.
Even more bewildering i
you taso a census of the
Colored Silks. Tints from
cameo-pink to sunset gold
and from blue.white t
parchment-cream. Not one
but is as DELICATE as tht
heart of a shell.
Fsilie Francaise Damasse
Satin Duchesse Pekiu Stripes
Persians Indias
Canton Crepes Moire Francais
Dorble-twill Surah Moire Antique
Embroidered Crepe de Chine
Some OF the newest comers
Faconne Pompa lour
Satin Velour Venetian Imprlme
Pekin Regence ana Satin Faconne
Satin Broche
Pekin Faconne Broche
Faconne Imprime
Velour Frise
They are suited for cos.
tune Combinations as requir
ed by the latest Parisian n
sty les.
More Colored Silk hiuts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
DRIvATE SALE.

i
seventeen acres OF Land with good house
and barn and other necessary ouibniidings
situated one mule east of LRndenbetg, Sew
Garden township Chester County, Pa, ad /.
Joining James llollinEsworfh, Dr. II. Thomp-
son and 4. X. Jencris. one half the pur-
chase money may rtInain on the prem lses
au2i-stw-2td
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

Chew Post Boy tobacco. Dealers sup
piled, No. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
- 80 . -@-
Ladies' shoes.

Ask for Pfau & southwlck's Ga splen-
did tit and reliable), at No. 403 Madison
street. j. w. Barnett, manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Wilmington q Northern !. II.

Tine table In eneet. June lsd, is3l. Train
leave n ilmington (French s9eetl ~ iolloHi
Tor heAding, BirdsboIo, JoAnnk oprllg
neld, WaynesburH Junction. Manor PotiTlll
InmAquA, Anehtoun, Lebanon, Wernerl
VIE AUD All polnts on the Philadelphia tM
heauiut n, H., 1.uo q. m, q 10 and T. 50 p.D.
For Springfield, Waynesburg Juncuoi
Soatesville, Embfesvlls, Lenspa, Ohhddb
f9Id aud Dspont'l aud intsTmeditta point
Fer Coaissviile and iii intarmsdia,a 4 n 4 Ia polau At
For West mi he,teY. Iso + y ?, M, 10, L5Oaai
Deiiy except saturday and sunday.
Tor New Bridge and intermedikts p0inu
MI p. m, and on Saturday only II b.i and
On sunday for Kssainx and iu.sr mediate
pplnts Al X 6s A m and 20 n M ani fof
SprinEaeld aao Intsrme ediAts points at 50
H.%. MccAusLANn sows Ess BRIss.
nupsrtntsudsuk Gen Plss. lg't
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
wANAMAKERa
Colored R.llle FrancaIse |;

WANAMAKERA
Colored Faille Franeaise
An unusual assortment. Two hun
dred aud forty seven qualities an,
shades, 10 to 90 inches, 81 to ti. 30
The beat we know OF at the prices
Colored Royal, OF Armures.
From French looms Fourier
shades at Is.
Colored Gros Grains:
Ninety.five shaiee; 10 and 81 In
ehes wide, I5c and 81.
Colored Surahs.
Champion Brand. Two hundred
and twenty-five shades; 10 and ~
Colorcd Satin Rhadame:
fifty-eisht shades, SIC to fI.25.
Colored Moire Francaise
ln all the choice coiorlngs, 22 In.
ches, $3.50.
Silks and Satins for fancy
work Like a hedgerow a.
bloom.
Ons-Aandred and htly-six
shades of Satin, IS to q in.,
SOC to 81.
0ne-hntayea and Mvy-1e
shades and grades Of Iodis
Silks, SOC to ST..
Printed Indias for art
work, 81 and S1.25.
Faille Imprime in cream
and white is a 81 novelty
that will figure largely tor
Christmas box coverings.
Colored Brocatelle for
early Fall Wraps is rich with
leaves and sprigs in relief,Ss
to 81.
Colored Damasse Velvet,
beaded; for Wraps or fronts
Of Tea Gowns. Nine colors,
IS.
Colored Frlse. Outdoor
colorines, S..
Lyons All.Silk Novelties.
One hundred and nine de-
signs. A wilderness OF
thought in autumnal tints
American All-silk N vel.
ties. 7wo hundred and
se0enU-/i0e selections, 75c TO
So.
The Velvet family is not
one whit behind.
All-silk Lyons Back yelvets. 20 to
% inches, $5to SlO.
Colored All-silk Velvets; one hun
dred and fifteen shades aud quail
ties, So to %.
Colored Veivets cotton back, silk
face two hundred and twenty-five
shades and grades, 81 TO g.. so.
Colored Plushes; one hundred and
iorty-three colors and styles, 75c to
o..
We've been up and down
the Transept. What a jum-
BILE Of richness and silky soft
ners and brightness Do
you bring a thought away
with you ? OF course y o u
do it's pinned to your mind
If you know other stores--
There fsn't such another silk
sk06km Amtytca.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table between
Wilmington and Pennsgroye taAins tit''
Sunday. June ~. 1859.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington. King street ricG =
$40. 2. p. m, II 80 30 q. IN. arrive fehbs'
grove 7,6. AS, 8 90 p. m, I20a. o. a. lH'
s sop. N. arrive wilmington g. IsQ. lO.!l 4'
m., 2.0l. 3. .&. sos .. IN.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington s.3S, 0.2S e.o9 e. ~;
10. rs. 7.3O .. M. arrive PennsgTove s.l9 q.
23S y. M, iD.5O, 500 .. m. Lgave rtan'
gr. We Q, 40, DO, q. m. 90, So, 7A5 y. ii;;
arrive Wilmington 7.lh s.55, a. M, l,Si ="
S.30 y. IN. Arrive Atlantic City lO ~ h'
leave Atlantic city so D. n
A. O. AcCAuAiASD,
ie2s-eodtf Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500 900

100000 Tiekess AZ Twenty Dol.
ss ~ Sacn; Halves StOI Quar- ters
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

Homemade Bread
at WeyPs, No. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

More Of the new So to
SO Asrakhan Cloth Shoul-
der Capes. Still good pick
ing in bargain Wraps, Jack
cts and Newmarkets.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

fSZNfP We will sell At public sale at
N%s Wm. q. Goolley's, Booths cor
WW Eer. Del. o.. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
IMPORTANT.

Address M A. DAUPHIN.
or M. A. DAUPHIN. ea's
Washington. ID. q.
BY ordinary letter contaIuIng Mo,....=,,
issued by all Express Compqnies Ssy Stuei tli
hhehanke, Drat or Postal Note. '''
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

NW- Lef, DtI. Co. Ia,
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1899,
40 head of carefully selected dairy cows, di-
rect from Cumberland county, Pa. Two aud
four months credit.
6OODLEY 4 BALDWIN,
A. {. sharpltss auct. s2its
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Grand MonthIy
Drawing,

AT the academy of Music, New Or
leans. Tuesday. October Is. 1899.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
WANAAIAKERA
PHILADELPHIA. wednssciv. October. 1850.
Millinery Opening con-
tinued to day and to-mor,
row.
'LittleP s"cioses Thurs
day.
An Exposition of Silks.

l - -s@-@s
More than fzpenty- Myet
Aandyed disinet va,iet Is
grades and shades BLACK
495, colored l749, besides a
liberal miscellaneous lot.
From China and India
such a gathering of their
lovel'est as you rarely see
From Europe,fro America
every novelty and the old
familiars as well.
Take one Of the kinds you
know-Black Faille Fran
caiss; the dressy whIpcordy
silk that wears 90 we'll Here
are seOenD:Jfvs grades and
qualities Of ii:
kind 20 inches wide, 75c
kinds "a inches wide, 90c
IL kinds 81 inches wide, o.
kinds 207t inches wide, 81. 25
40 kinds q u inches wide, 81. 80
kinda 90 inchss wide, $l.75
2kinds % inches wide, 81
kinds % Inches wide, $3.50
! kind % inches wide, IS
Black Gros-Grain and
Cache mire Silks:more of the
familiars. They fit in wher.
ever richness aad solidity are
wanted.
Six sorts at 75c
Two sorts at Sjc
Twenty sorts atSi
One sort at tl.10
Eleven sorts at 81 90
Six sorts al $l.75
Ten sorts at 81
One sort at SIPS
Eight sorts at s. so
One sort at 81 10
Six sorts at 81
Eleven sorts, $3.50 to So
And we have only begun
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

ldtfs'' Registered Letters containing Cur
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

By authority OF the last will and testament
OF 6eorse Bouldsa, diseased, ths under.
siE ned viii offer At publle sale, at the Court
House door. in hlkton. Mari land. ON
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

JOHN WANAMAKER
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-20

pounds and take up tbA mortgage. Aud o.
tho1S terms she agreed 70 marry him Al
now he has got rid Of ~ou and be claims hsG
promiaA That b the history wonder thal
your prida will tear such . thing D.
heaven. ! would kill the man."
Bho looked up at bin curioaSly "WOaN
your she aid, III d Got bad idAa- dan
cay Il u ell truA aO b worthless Why doe
one fall ~ love with WORTHLESS paopieI Well.
th0rp 70 an end 20 it, or Q boSiuuing of th1
end A. have aoWn. % must reap" and
che got up. end! unlOekiug thS door. lstt III
room n 5. Il
"YsS.' BE- aid. aloud, Whsn - bad ( ~,
! ''thors b beginning Of the end Upon my
word. what between one thing and another,
unlucky devil q am, had atheF stand IN
my own shoes than In Edward COSssyS"
Belle went 70 her room and sat thinking,
Or rather breeding, SulloLy Then she put
on her bonnet and cloak and started out,
taking The road that ran past Houham castla
BbS bad not gone . hundred yards beforS
she found haTself facs 10 facS with Edward
co0sy himself He was coming out Of q
gunsmithS shop. where be bad besn ordering
some cartridges
allow do you do, BeIlsF' b aid. oOlOriuR
and lifting bis hat
SHOW do Jon do. Mr. Cosseyr che an.
sworod, coming 70 . stop and looking him
straight In The faeo.
"WbsFS arO yOu goingF - aSkSd. 10,
knowing what 70 ny. ....4
~ am going % walt up % the caEtlO "a
call on Mis- d d Nolla"
II don't think that you win and hsr. 6hs
q IN bed with Q hoa achA"
"Ohi 20 you have boen up there thil
moruingP
Yea ! had y ~ sh" squire about SOM
business"
"Indesd" Than booking him in the eye,
again; Are you engaged % b married h
idaF
Ne eolorSa again. B. esula nos prSvsul
himself from doing "a
"No." b aaSwS;Sd, "Shss mAhS yes 81
such . Question: ~
81 don't know" GhS aid, laughing LITTLE
feminine curiosity, ! SuppoSN. ! though
that you might b. oood-by, end she went
~. leaving Edward Cuassy % ~ Ga1oymSnl
Of . very peculiar ~ Of SonsAkiaaA
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-20

ing rouad and looking Der visitor full In the
faoa II am gong 70 marry HIM for the
sane roanon that you cay caused you 70
mArry-because ! must. | am going %
marry him because be lent u money On
that condition promised 70 marry him. and
= havO taken tho money ] must give him
hls price. even u u brOaks my heart You
think that you are Wretched. bow do you
know that am not afSy times - WrOtched'
Your lot u 70 loss your lover. mine 10 ~
have one forced upon me and endure him al
ny life The worst Of your pain b over; al
mine d to come" D
"whyI whyT" broke In Bella "whas b
such . promise - that He cannot force
you 10 marry him. and it ID better for Q
woman 70 die than TO have TO marry q man
she hates, especially, size added, meanlnSly.
III shc happens TO love another man Bead
10 d by me. know what IL Is"
"Yes," said Ida. "pcrnaps It 10 better 70
die. but death is not 50 easy. A. for tho
promise, you do not aetfn " understand that
20 gsntlsmIn or lady tan break premise In
consideration Of which money has bscn ~
csivesl Whatever hO has done, and what
ever 10 Is, | must marry Nr Cossey, a. DO
not think that We need discuss the subiect
any more"
Belle sat silent for q minute ~ more, and
then, rising, said that she must 60. II have
warned you," che added, although 20 warn
you have had to put myself 81 your merry
You can tell the story and destroy me u you
like do not much carO Il y0udo Womvn.
such Is I, got rockies"
"YOu must understand me very little. MrG
Gust" dt had always been Belle befOre, sad
she WINGED al the change Of namsI, "n you
think me capable Of such conduct You have
nothing 70 fear from me"
Hbo bold out hoT hand, but In her humility
and shame Belle went without taking it, and
through The angry sunset light walked
aloSly back 70 Rockingham, and ~ shs walked
there was l0ok upon r face that EdWaru
CoSSoy Wo1ld ooArooly have cArO1 70 80