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Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

The ladies' of the NE church
viii sell lee cream and Ie-1au1sIe
every Saturday duriag tie season
or'l'narIlliy a Committee q three
will serve, but or special OCCASIONS
the number viii be increased. Tae
proceeds are Ia be appropriated
for the benefit of tie church.
Abbevliis intends 70 celebrate
the Fourth of July bva pIeu.e-
| understand We are to have n al ]
dress of some kIad- The I4s.Irs
will have Ice cream and lemonade
stands The proceeds of that 1ly
ara to be used IN purchasing d Il
brary for the Methodist Sunday
school.
Miss Pearl Bishop has returned
from GreosdA Ekere for ten
months she has been attending
school.
Miss IIa Duncan, Of DTersbure.
Team. stopped IN our town last
week, to visit Mrs j J Houston.
Mrs Maud Russell, OF Jackson,
Tenn. Is visiting her mother Mrs.
Z VI Graham.
Mr. and Ms. Stall eonteInPLte
zakiRg . trip 30 kentucky next
week.
T5- family q DR.. L Z Hardin.
Of r Smlth. are here TO sPeEd
tie sun Fer.
o.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

In. EAsLE--Tt NAV auuse
sosaeaoas and help somebody 10
resefaber how tas sections in a
township lie AL which wav Que
section i from another. u kaos
that al sections cf Ike hunters
are IN diagonal direction from
each other. Thus. IL, 2l and
81 all lis ou tie diagonal fo1
the northeast to the south west; I6
p aud 36 all on the diagonal from
northwest u southeast Run the
diagonal q : Won run into l. then
through u to %. Run the da-
oual Of ) il takes you through .
Is. .. - then the Diagonal # IS
At 4 right angle with this takes
yGu 70 IS. Run the dIagoral Of
I II takes ycu through 10, IL, -.
then the diagonal o ( -, a; a rieht
angle With this, take yca through
20 To 81.
Yen eau Vlat and number a torp
ship N Eve minutes, aud see
bztter how uniformly tie rule
holds good. 4. C.J.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

We desire to say 10 eur eitizzhs
that fer Years We have beeR SELL
in< Dr Kings New Discovery fos
consumption. DIR Kings Ne~ Life
PiIls. Bg klen's AFnica S1lye and
Elecsrie BItters, and have Uexer
handled remedies that eel as vel.
or that have given such UaGversal
satisfaction. We Do not he tate
TO guarantee them everT tiug, and
sc stand ready 20 refund TIE par
chase price. If satisfactory results
de Rst fOlIoz their use. These
remedies have wsR their great poT.
uIarity purely on their merits.
JT Chandler, druggist.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

y o-c e -lea i culc4-t .el ~
la- 'u -. i-i-s se-a-l, = g..
ess4 ot failure rstara cfiur-
chase rl.e.. o. ;h.s sa:e p.lu you
can buy sE0m oar ALvsgtisel dru--
sist a b9ti.e < br Ka.'. Nsw
Discovery for consumption Itis
sua aateei e. hriaE = relief In sverv
ease, shsa used fsr anv al etIan
g. throa.. 49, and "a a. su as
.sHtn1ti1n Il lun-..
aathma- vbaap.n< oash, crsu..
e'e- II j. ielsl-t AMI ayr a
% O. se. 70 efly safe. aud "a el-
SaTs te dereud-l upon. Tull
b3.tie free. 40 7 II Chtadfsrs.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
ca-5.5z.a i.- Er-s.5s--.

lie viII - nominated bv the
convention ard will be eleetei ~
the people, beeau>e be- ElI come
TIE nelFs. I 20 filing Their I4eal =
a ehief magistrate. Eiectrir Bis
ters has been elsea tie highest
place because n other rle,lscius
las 50 wsll Sled the ideal 4 5 yer
feet toH5e aEd Alternative. Ths peo
PIE har. l. dogzei Electric Btters
ard relg upoa thi5 great ran eds
irvail troubles OF Ever, stomach
and kriueys- FER all ul4ilFlal fe-
icEs and diseases caused by u-Ela-
nal poissns. Ei-etrie Buters can
not L Too highly recommended.
Also cures hs.4lache and CONSTR A.
tiou- Sstssftcfioa guaranteed. er
nehev refunded Prics soc AID
L. atJT Chtrdlers.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
n-Rss.Gent Notica

state Il Ms sasiPfi. LaElyette county
10 t1HnIe Ire1d-av. Niinm Done.
Eetfie " iuE5y. fsi.L-tul 7 L.aai iy q.
uzlaor1 AMI lizzie Waaaz zllalsl
all af Fstrrsiu=z. Va
Yes ar eoaf;z.slls - - aBpelz bsf ~
tkc 1haneery eau-t e. I1k ssette elaa-
, SAIL STATE. ~ tie S1s-a11--r tar-l 4
=. ls-9. il beIaz TIE fesrth &oE Izy q.
that month. ru1lthtn ant thea and
taere To shoW eI.,ze i any Won ctu shy
the Ga.ti ae,slgu- u 5 u Il3Nry. airnia.
Iatrltor es Tomlin AveEs, .i1ests !,
sAeuli not Re ail,Ael
JOIN Z brown. Clerk.
e Il IIewry. saili-ar for estate.
Iuur I~7.t =
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
-s:----:-- Z. Surplus.

TIE disposition u The surplus
IN tae I 5 treasury sagages th~
atteati0u of ouF statesmen. but
more vital saest'on has cur atten-
tiou azd that = the reduction of
the surplus eousunptlves- Since
the discovery and Istros.aetIon Il
Dr Kings SsE Disco-eFy for eou-
sumpslan, there hIs been amark-
ed decrease IN the mortallty frcm
this dreaded disease, and II X pos
sIble 70 still further reduce the
number cf coasump;iVes. Hev :
By k-eFiug eoastlatly at hand i
i bottle Of DR. Kings Ssw DiscoE-
err and using according 70 6iree-
ti1ns gPoa the 2DFearauee of the
Appearance of tie frs SYM tons,
such as a cough, a cold, : sore
thrca-, chest O. side Ea.-. Taken
thus sariv cure : euaran esd
Trial bottle free II J I ChaaGleE=
drug st0-s.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

O-Ll'1l Cs.y. Iad. Ser:. =. .IsSC
= Z q. Certain Ch,l Carr.' rs
meeting W.th -reater ieG1- ts.s sa
rV=f 3. present. L1s bea se. e.
u1. = 9u e guarantee 90 break the
e-il.s, with Frivil--e .a e4ae os fl'l
nrer Il ensioUsr returning for
money, wlth h1ppv r-su.t, - fsr,
uoi a bottle L4sius s.rsrs ugueI.
lr2 Lu-es, Dreg.ist.
SOD = q LCrou q.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

u.r LIrerr.s8 srF Eara 49,
vase lasasa ftna l.s.HaHN
EfaF Fareafn fararaaee t.f.aa-
EHssaH fas5sftla-a taaa. a p
A VIA AFa- a1tHrr AfsafFaaee e en- aHH ef
AHes faas an4 a gasss.ar af HfssrA Ewretaa are
cHfftrfrf e - her tta taa sGrs
e tHF n1 r. rFl ksla fls. lass ElsHsa tsas f.ssH
~ taH -7 - Ha b. .latsstHa NasaarRHae Nlaal-
aaf- ei : W An reHr rs-ets rs asue ref aats
4s'i1 e t.sszt ra.e7- her tssi ..fra
AasFf7 81 rHFr tHtm Nstte wairaafs 70 Aaffaes
fHa taae are f.s lsett afli gaaNn fs nasa ans
sHeH sAa rHt ~ tses- rTFrlFft uefe hHnr
as7H. 1Ffa zssars az fhF rrIasHfa saa-f
ta saaf rasHntHH aaasH
t-t-tta5le asla rfaaarf alE 7eHHFH alaa Hae
asanEa FFrHN aaraFf Hf Ta.s1tlla1 80 a.i.Ia 9
sa4 A. sAaan tAA lsalasa uasl1aaa saaraa 3
rEEfesegt1f hHEr usfrae a.-r 81 srltessssl
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
Motto u Creditors.

State of sissis-ipni. LEFayette county
NetItss Is aereay .slven - al persons
having eslIms a.sains- the estate as
fsHliiE AyeEt. dessassi. O. prlh p tae
same in tae o3ee e tha clerk e tie
CAaneery court ~ slll county aEi STAT
within the tinse ausi u tsa ssl..1l#sr r.-
guired ~ hw g tEe sane ala - for
ever harrsJ 81 UoFrT,
jane I. I>sJ- Aiaalni .rltar
Cas- 3 IoFry. aa.Ieiror- 80
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
= Gil.

TIE friends Of Dr. W G RleL-
mead, in Woodsou's Ridge Esish-
seFhaod, would Ike for hiia u
come cut for Supervisor. We be-
lIeve be would make 4 good one
and prnm ise LIm cur b lrty sup
Fott- y.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Grenada sill serd TO Commeuee
ment at Oxford, 4 delegation Of
her faIrest and IoyelIest daughters.
Famed a. she his ever been for
The grace, mo1estF and attractive
ness Of Ger y0uEg hdies- her repu-
tatIou sill be increased By the
present representatives, and the
palm cf victory vii stIll te suFs.
Il nav net ccme amiss to say that
several of or young msu are go
ing along too. Tnsy deem their
interest 10 be tso sae-ed aEd VITA
70 suffer fr0a inatteafioa or anF
lack 0f Pree2utilnary w1tekfEl-
ness.-Grs nzd4 SeutIusl
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

L. Q C. Lamar, j.. vas IN the
city this week circulating among
his numerous friends after 81 al
seace Of several wears.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

ues- / Il 3 aaks, OF Hernauio.
il the guest OF her sister Hrs. 3
7 KImbreuyh on UaiversIty
street.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mr. n j Jackson and wife of
Granada, Misses Cr5sset and
Arvin Of HeruAuln, are guests of
Mrs. j L Jackson.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Hon. j u Stone. can lijate for
Governor, and Hon J r MeCool
candidate for Lieut. Governor, have
been eircullring among our 2eo-
pie this week.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mrs Wa Fgeu leubers and
daughter. Miss AEaie, left Sun
dIy last for visit 10 reLItIves IN
s. Louis.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mrs Shields and daughters, of
GrseRville are guests cf Mrs- L 3
Fulton.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss Jimmie Duncan, of Clear
Greek, i attending eomzeucc-
meut-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Rev. Z B Ramsey, Of Jackson,
Tenn. 5 spending = few days wIth
his Oxford frieads this week. al
of whom are glad to welcome aIm
again.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27


PsoG 4 h GeE4ehrrn, Of Cana
"a, who his beer sej aDigy IL
cur ei;Y for several moHths left "a
THURSDAY for the western portion
cf he State
Prof. AeE8eErea Is said - bt AZ
optiean u experience aEI rare
skJ.l- At any rate, speaking hy
the card. he htted a pair ot glasses
for the writer ef these lines that
are giving great satiss@etIua-
He Is gentleman Ct eGltare.
who, bT bis genial manners and
fonduess fer eeutrIbatIay 10 the
happiness Of others, m4Ie many
friends Ia Columbus. whose sJol
wishes viii follow him wLereEer
lie goes.-Ca Iumbas Iadsx.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mr.. FL NeilsOn and family, Of
Piekens, are in the city visiting
relatives.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Julge Wiley P Harris, Of Jack
sor, Is in the citv.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss Ella Pezuss. has returned
from Columbus and will spend
he vacation at home
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mrs. Ruth Barry, Iefs fox her
hozIe in Hot Springs. Ark, this
morning.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Il il estimated that more straa-
gers are IN atteudtnee thIs week
upon the University comm eIee-
'1eUt exercises than for many
years
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Ir- T Otts, representing the
Memphis Appeal. has been II tie
city all week He paid 1s 4s 4
pleasant visit on "Wednesday.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss Plnkie Is0m returned to
her home IN Sterling, Coi0r2io,
last Thursdav after = visit OF sew
~ral months to her relatives II Ox
t0rl.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Webb Harris returned home
Friisy from TeauIa, after an ah-
senes of several moAths- We r--
gret 10 learn lie Is qalte sick
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

shgEte e4g t@nrt-
81 Il se9tt -u1rlln q N4lte Seets.
utaor. Ne- 1873.
fou are atrvtv ordered % srpeis at
the uezt Ag-ust moatAly Eui.a O. o.
..e.d ln rae Ch8ueezy clerks o.E .e AZ
ptt-syi. Lafsyerte o,nnfv Wzss5ss-Tgi. 4.
an.. es-ter lato a new toni lu a su a .eus
rsualty 4a.i with roJi slretlas sr h1~
al- ahs yau sl21H ual o. removed
.enla t.,'- fr.ul ya1r ail tsusl AMI yaar
4ette-s oi -Hlr,iisa aa4fp ~ yakat
John b ifrl gu. C,rrk.
Jun, >. fs-2- -
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

c. " Le2Eea s-ailz good sl-Qes e-4.l2
Fr8m what We clR learn there
VIII Be a decided change made il
the Faculty of the Unirersisy for
the ensuing sesssJa- Il Is stated
that al of the chairs bat tEo have
been declared vacant hT TIE beard
Of Trustees and tho dufy of dliing
Ing the TacIEesss n0w dsvolve ap0a
them. Numerous applications
have been made, some ef them n
person, and by cur next issue We
hepe 70 give soEe desEite iafar-
nation 0n the subject We feel
conidtnt that the Beard vii act
In all things for what they ssHsi.s-
er the best interest Of Mississippi :
grand old institutions.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mes.rs z j BArbsr. z j Buck,
j 3 Eekles, G 7 FItzhugb, W u
Mitchell, w 3 Muuear J 3 kass
G F Smith, W j Stseketr. J 81
Thompson, S A Wilkers0n aud J
T Williams are TIE graduating
members OF the University Lzs
Cas- this sessss1-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

We reesiF.d a pleasant call On
Tues.ily frota Nr. j q Wyun. of
Memphis, who Is visiting our city.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mr. Harrington, died on Mr.. z
G Buford's plGce near College fill
! few days ago.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss KttIs RsY5urn, Cora and
Bessie Hampton Of Toce1PolI, are
2ttenliH. C1umsacement-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Misses Gussie aud Fla johnson
cf Abbev:Ile, are attending Com
mencemeEt-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Candidates hsi good tIme shsk
ing hands vita the s-dear people
last wednesday.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Commencement exercises have
been in progress all the week A.
the University ald well attended
day aad night.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss J=ttia GiyhIn n Is eouelu-
del not TO teach primary sehool
IN Oxford this summer.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Ire towa has been full os stran-
gers this week
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

The vsnerable Judge CLAYTON of
Benton county. one Of the CalFter
members OF the University Is AZ
tending the exercises this week-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Capt. W G SsIaioll h1s been
attending the q diversity COM
meme ement this week.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss Aiiis Harkeader. of vs-
? ma, IS in the city.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Alva 3 McKis, of III Ptso, Tex.
s,ent SUNDAY in the city.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

TIE Acme Harrow / a clod
s1uEL.es. pa.Tegixsr lEi LeEsleT,
AID iees the sosk 10 perfection.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

New stock ot Furniture. Glass and
QueeasW4<e -
wP wilkins : Sons
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

There Is net a County prisoner
N lIEl At present oaly two United
States prisoners and IN a dAy or
two :hey will be sent away, tEen
the jail will be clear Of prisoners
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Miss FRANKIE Belts. of Mem
phi, Is visiting friends in the cItv.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Misses Alice aud Pmma Ea1ves
OF Carroll county ara in :he city.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

You can End anything you Eaut
n the way Of feed stuff. at
C. III Cailius.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

I Z MeMahO7, Of FAssnia, /.
visiting his oil home and frIeAd-
this week.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Insure your Lives and Property =
With ne. PULL i. kUSH.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

ZSp5ing stoek complete in al the
various lIues-eaIl ard examine
goods and prices.
John T J4sEsou.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Every coed farmer should have
an Aeue Harrow. they are werth h
double the Gust the first seIssn.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Mr.. ] z Jackson, hands rs a Get
ton bloom found on the slst on
the farm Of j D Milan, Of SPLINTER
Creek. The Gotten vas planted in
March and IS now full Of blooms.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

We received a pleasant call a
lew days since from Hen. NJ ii
Evans, Of the Coast, the most
Prominent e1Bdidate now before the
leaFhs Of Mississippi for Lieu.en-
n. Governor.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Price Eith Us before bETing and
v5u sLaIi haze cheap goods.
W. Wukias x Sous
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

G II Collins, keePs 4 Lice line
e tinwaTe and qgeenSWare.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

The follow ycuac ladies vii
represent Grerada 1t Goa uaenr
meHt Ct The University q Mis,is-
slPTl a. oxfoFl teIs wssA Misses
Auna Nicholson, Courtuev wal
thlii, Aesle glofTa, Fioreuce BlsI
soc, Mary Lou Bl.dsoe aud Alsce
Smith Grenada wllI he proud Of
her peerless deiesltioB.-Gcrada
SsEt.usI.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Rev. Dr. WadJ,I, of Cl,rKs-
vile, Tear, preached the Csta.
uiercsmeut sermon 1T tire Uulvcr-
sIty Ast Suuday. As usual upon
zucE oeca,IOas there WIS no public
w0r-LiP held IN Oxford aud an I'M
meuse audience ecngregatsd IL
the Chapel 70 listen t. the sermon
Il tie eE- Chancellor. Everv word
that fell from his lips uas listened
to @Ith intense interest by those
among whom be Lad lived - bag
and the youth hose beat Interest
ne Lzs at heart.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
BnJre Notice.

s14 ls aiH D. received ~ a.
taaEd e s- egvls. p w ta y r. ga tas
-rst &9-lay II Ausust i,ss. fer the
.,.slii-uc & trils, aerosa Tu-onl
hlyer. kEewu ss tae Fat6ts BssI e..
---arl5a- % pls2s aad sIrsel6.ation
sew ~ -.s uIta ths esssk * -asl l55t-L
taatr4--ie o. give bond Isahi- amount
- hlI ila beard RESERVES tae Firas
70 reI-,t Eny aui All t..is.
John , Bro~a, Clark
i1Ee :. fS>J -
oxtsri, Mis-, Lazy Ce1asy-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Iae Rev-J J Hgn,er. LIVING A.
Sprln gdaie. IN thi4 c1uufv. ha5
he nlisfortune - lose bi. barn
and stable hy are On Frflav ui-hs
il.t- Ees.drs the loss 81 q esss-
siderable amount Z provcl. Ter. 4
oue-y aud wagon anil txa horses
~ere burned. Loss, SI.5OJ; 30 in
surauce-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Dress goods. silks, satius, cur
tain goods, lace conterpaineS- lace
shams. At very low figures q. the
Oxford Bazaar.
w LeayeH don't sell Farsr soIs
shoes ~ AL
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

I f"u'n>. BeFs aud Men. EobEv
'es.iY ss1-e Spuu- sg.fs. al
J8Ln + J4eA.os.'..
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Nr. J G Wallace, Of RlpIeT Is in
the city.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

ATT A-- earr.aufrv. csatractiuy
ar.i haii...u. Fr'r Ftiy .arsen,Asl TO-
htlaaat frrni herd sn apqin atisa-
fra le fs~-
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

About two THOUSAND persons
were m the city Yesterday t. wit
uess the hanging &c Steve Alien
which took plcr about > s'els,.k.
Sieve wade quite leagthlv
spesch and sail De wa ready t.
Ellie. meeting bis fate in ar uacoa
eerrei manalr. Ey1rytLiue pass
ed ch quietly aai in good order.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

Fer the i,h % Ja,y. the Karsts
C..v- Mempals = E.rn.sa-l tn.
rFi.read cemptuy. ~sIs sc.. l;5saI
Irip Tickets at Oue Flr. 10 auL
from all stations ga T.. Iar ,x-
eeps wh~re t-e round trip lae.i
rate l. - ceuts cr less. uasn ro r,
lection will a. mai. T,ekets
vii q sold ou j.. SiauI 4.h.
good e. return "a sl- 5th.
} : Lesaa9I. Pass. I e.
Cti Su! see the e.,eta. Side
besirls, SUITS 1ni to.iia- I.,ua ..s,
4t ". L. Wuk;as a. Seas.
Ii sou want hces lu.. Jrssa trim
mings, 20 10
Joha 7 J4cksons.
q Il Cll.,as. WI sen y5u&uv-
taiu "a h;s line A. -aeay - it ear
bc sold ia O4trJ.
straw hats g evers des rti,l
at sreatls r-!ce-l prices. at tae
0kfurd Blzl1r.
q II Collins, keeps en hand -l.
Sir = It fresh groceries, fra.ts al 3.
eoufsetIsuari-s.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

01fsrI IL nos craHs.,l ~.sh ~,
l'ors from AT Pir,s Il the sat
and some from 5fher Slafes, atten
ei'uS the University exercises. \
usual the ftrr sex prvslumiuatss
1ni AIss1ssfpgi sI=fai-s her reru-
: 'atIoa t'r tn Frcttc-t eir's IN
the Uai1n
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

lafayette County Alliance viii
meet at lee Al.uuc. four nils
east Of Abbevi'le ca TIE 2tth AMI
18th Of July. leSy. \ faIl asteu-
dGLce - desired a. there vii De-
questions II ImroftaEce 10 3 SET
tied on those lays. The hly
zsetabeFs are especially invited L.
b. present.
c Z Campbell. SecrCtarv.
june 70. i-Sg.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
d T.1 E2a- A-y:...-- ----s

= = a2a- A-Y,1--- ---p
It Yen dil'nt irs. ga, \. "
: wia!o..'s store ,li yog Nil Lea,
Is,ees ,i-.r i8uer tlal yeu ever
BEARD before GA Fufa.turr an.
= iEias- See3ai do,c vest e.
Biak gn south .ije el Squire.
May l., l5,9.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27

q Il Cll..as. WI seu v5u4nv-
taIu "a h;s line A. -aeap ~ il can
bc sold ia O1ttrl.
Oxford eagle., 1889-06-27
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10

The fact that the new steamship,
the City OF Paris, has crossed the OCEAN
In lees than six days, marks Il new
era Ia steam navigation. There are
many yet living who remember when
six weeks was considered good timt in
which 10 make the trip between
Europe and America. The first
steamer that ever crossed the ocean
made the trip across in twenty 1.-TWO
days, aud this was considered some.
thing remarkable. 1t, however, set
tod the disputed question Of ocean
navigation by steam, and from tina,
day until the present improvements
have been constantly introduced, The
City OF Paris has now crossed the
ocean in lees than the came number d
days that 1t formerly took the ole
packets weeks; but we believe il lossi
bic TO do even better than this. Ii
this inventive progre ssivc age nolhiDl
10 impossible, and the time may ye
come when II will not tako any l0nge
10 20 10 Europe, than it did fifty year
ago to travel from Philadelphia Il
Baltimore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10

the cut Is right or they
wouldn't be here. Styles
by the dozen.
bright plaids broken checks
snowy stripes fancy mixtures
And for PIT ople Of more
quiet taste:
black serge black cheviot
blue flannel mixed cassimeres
We don't know Of anything
like such another gathering
OF $I2 Suits for Men.
Every dollar you add brings
just as much more worth
accordingly.
A good share OF the
young men are after Wide
Vale Coats and Vests.
Excuses In plenty Of places.
We have a good Wide
Vale Coat and Vest at $40,
bound edges. Still hand
somer at $I2-one of the
neatest and most desirable.
Other grades up to $40.
Livery Goats, precisely
right in cut and color, SI8 to
$28.
You know about the
boys. Anything. everything
beginning with the S.
Suits at $3.50.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10
c. TO
M. CRADYS
CHEAP SHOE STORE,
234 KING STREET,

Where you will find all the lat
est and newest styles of Gents,
Ladies', Misses and Children's
fine shoes. We have a full as
sortmcnt Of Russets in Gents,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes
and Oxford ties. We have
many different styles in Ladies
tipped button shoes from $3.50
up. In Gents we have a full as
sortmcnt ofCalf skin, Dongola
and Kangaroo, and in patient
leather low cut shoes and slip
pers. All sizes and prices to
suit every one
234 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10

whom II was expected that he would
temove and Gil the place with Q Re-
publican Is an old soldier, and Corporal
Tanner, the same as every other oil
veteran, Is bound to him by bonds
ttronger than those Of any political
party and although he tende red his
resignation some time ago the com.
missioner refused to accept It. We do
not suppose that this will be pleasing
10 the Democrats, as 1t deprive them
pf one Of their weapons Of attack.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10
FOR Your

Dress or Business Suit stop
at 3I5 Market street and
examine stock Of materials
in Worstcds from fine
Diagonals to Wide Vale.
Chcviots in plain, plaid and
stripes, mixed Cassimercs
in many desirable styles.
With a good cutter and
large force of hands we can
get you up a Suit to fit YOU
on short notice. All work
guantecd satisfactory. Re.
member we work on close
margin for cash.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10

II you haven't looked
closely you've M clear no.
ton how more than com.
monty good the Si2 Suits
for Men are. Shrewd
judges who ia We handled
clothing all their days say
that such qualitie rs and styles
we're never before to be had
at the price. All wool;
lining and tri mining ex-
celIent; sewing and finish
log p.rtect. You kno"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-10

Again to the Front
With a large stick Of
the best improved door
Frames and Window
Screens with all apper-
tainments. Call and
see them The prices
are as low as the lowest.
We announce a great
reduction in dri e d
Fruits. For instance 4
lbs of French Prunes
25c; Apriccts lie;
Pruuellas SC; Pared
Peaches l2c; Nectar
ines 15c.; and SO on
just think, New Selec-
ted Layer Figs, Ice
per TO-, 3 lbs for 2sc.
Stop eating candy and
eat Figs. Roller Patent
Flour Sc 90 per barrel,
40c. per sack, as good
as you can buy any
where for $675 per
barrel
We forgot to mention
the lot of Raisins that
we are closing out at
A lbs for 25c.; they are
just splendid. Our 60c
Tea Is good and all we
ask you to do Is to try
it. Coffee IS, %. 80
and 32c. per h., roasted
twice each week. Goods
delivered promptly.
LYNCH & lEARY,
The Leading Grocers, N.
w. Cor. 4 h and Madison.
mo at