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Orange County observer., 1889-11-16
MKS VI. l. VI BEN,
Woodbury., Hall County, Texas.


FOUR YEARS ON CRUTCHES.
For fifteen years | was afflicted
with rheumatism, tour years OF which
| was compelled TO 90 OH cru.ches.
Words are inadequate to express
the suffering | endured during that
time. During these fifteen years OF
existence lit was no, living), / tried
every known remedy without re-
ceiving any benefit. finally began
on Switts Specific Is. 5 81, which
from the first gave me reliet, and to-
daI am enjoying the best OF health
and am we'll man. candidly be-
iieve that 5. ). 5. is the best blood
purifier on the market re-day.
J. ID. TAYLOR,
Cuba, Mo.
Treatise o. Blood and Skin Dis.
ease mailed tree.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-16
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, ia.

The city of New York has 600
Sunday Schools, with total OF
lS1 600 scholars and teachers. Phil
adelphia has 616 Sunday Schools,
with total OF l95, SO2 teachers and
scholars.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-16
"ILI-SBORO MALE SCHOOL
HILLSBORO. n. c.

HillsbOrO Male School will oIrn the
first Tuesday OF september oi each
year. and continue ten months. The
Principal. TO June, 1889. has hal III eI-
perience Of twenty-five years.
Terms :-English Branches per quar-
ter. item weeks.) $3.50 to $40; Latin o.
Greek 800 per month each. ex,r'.
Board. Fuel. Lights and Washing
per month. 3i2.L
For further particulars. address tht
Principal.
Il. c. PATTON.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-16

4. W. GRAHAM. r. W. WINSTON.
RAIIAN & WINSTON,
VI
Orange County observer., 1889-11-16
f. y. STCDWtCk. C.. =. PARISH.
CTRCDWICK 4 PARISH,

ATTORNErS-AT-LAW.
uILLSBORO, n. G.
Office near the Hotel. Will practice
in all the Courts.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-16

Strudwick & Parish, Attorneys.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

ClNelSSArI Nov. 30 -Iutortn1tion
reaches here from EASTERN Krntucky nj
resi- oulras,s and Threatened Sni.
breal, atuurg tle i -neiai,gs wbn I.,ya
made tlat la Of me- Conn.rwssitb
3, i.,rar Ia .I,,, .a1t3i,y .tt;ya,s
Yhr tl,r,n..nal slrcss n,,tl,rc,l, T., Ia.
10 H. recent d,rl,ion Al The COM ~
4 agp.Js 10 tbc ei,cft rbsi on. nj the I1.1.
fl, Ia ma, bgny JrI-,, IL ~,
=T.t..ls rour.ty ~ NOW bni'ti,g "oIi, n
,yJtt,.l,,l, ,,..I.cr 40 ~, ,r1..a',,'L'
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2; 1889.
LAST Saturday several powers OF at.

LAST Saturday several powers OF at
lorney were presented 10 the tax collec-
Tors which, as wss expected, they re-
fused to accept but it is difficult TO
understand why they did, unless it
was for purely partisan purposes. A
power of attorney Is legal document
given 10 another, authorizing him to
transact certain business, which must
be specified, for the giver 1t must be
signed in the presence of witness,
and the one TO whom it is given has
iull power and authority to act for the
giver, and these documents are recog
nized by banks and in all other bust
ness and business men, except vii.
mington tax collectors. The question
therefore arises cannot these men be
compelled TO acknowledge and honor
Them. the same as is done by others?
Ii they are properly executed they are
perfectly legal, and we believe that il
The matter was carried into court il
would so be decided, and the collec-
lors compelled 10 accept them and
grant the receipts.
Take for instance the case of man
VINO has lost DAYS Time in vain ef-
Tort to pay his tax. Feeling his iuabil-
lily TO waste any more time On the mat
ter, he Deputies some one else, and
gives him the proper legal authority to
perform the act Tor him, yet in the face
oil this, these men refuse to recognize
This, and say that the taxable must lose
more time from his work, knowing
full well that they will not even then
accept his tax il they can possibly
avoid doing so. There may be more
In this power Of attorney business than
the collectors have any idea of, and
they may find before the matter is SET.
tied that there is higher power than
their Democratic attorney, who will
teach them that they are not only the
servants, instead Of the masters OF the
people, but also that they are ap-
pointed to collect taxes, instead ui
keeping people from paying them.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

The refusal Of ex-President Cleye
land to sell his residence at Washing.
ton, although he was offered five times
the amount it cost him, shows that he
has hopes of some day returning to the
capital. What his views are in that
direction is not known, but if he In
tends holding on to this property until
he is reelected President, We are of
the opinion that he will he Obliged to
dispose of il in his will We know
there is certain class OF Democrats
that profess to idolize him, and cannot
zee any other candidate in their party
for the campaign OF 1892. But these
men will find that there is even a
stronger portion of the party who will
oppose him 10 the bitter end. Mr.
Cleveland reached the height OF his
popularity in 1883, when he was
elected Governor OF New York By q
majority of 194.sjl, and this wa,
shown by the tact that in 1889, Tho
same State gave a plurality OF i3.1l7
for General Harrison, while the Demo
cratic candidate tor Governor received
r plurality OF BILL Grover Cleyc
lands Star Is descending, and had be
expressed the same Tree trade policy
in 1854 that he did IN lSS,, he never
would have been President Of the e
United States. The people placed the
seal OF their couden nation on this
policy, uud llere it viii remain.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

c NoRLss met to-day, and with the
meeting the solid work OF the Repub
lican party commences For The first
time in several years ihe legislative
AMI executive departments of tie Gov.
eminent are in harmony and the
people certainly have the right to ex-
pect some good results. Ii is UNDER
stood that tho President viii suggest
some very important measures of
national policy which will no doubt
receive duc consideration. The Post.
master General also oilers some propo.
sitions, which, if acted upon, VIII no
doubt prove beneficial to the service
and the same ia the case With the Sec,
rotary Of War, especially in regard to
our coaat delenses. Al these are
matters which the public good dc.
nRuds shall be acted upon at the
earliest possible tine There are
many other important matters that
viii come up lr consideration, and
with the vls' amount Of business III al
Is 20 be attended 10 II IS hoped that the
present Congress will prove . work.
Ing body from The start.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
STORM COATS

And listers. Saturday we
sold lots and lots of them.
Ours are just the kind the
people seem to like; then
they cost SO little that a
man or boy who wants to
keep warm could not do
a wiser thing than to have
one of them. We have
them in light, medium and
dark colors with wool lin
ings; also with dark ltal
ian Innings. We have a
new lot of Black Cheviot
Double Breasted Sa C k
Suits, our own make. We
imported a big lot Of Chev-
lots in the piece which are
far ahead of anything we
have been able to get be-
fore. Although these are
English goods they can be
sold at a very moderate
price.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

to the county, but the principle in
volved Is the same in the case OF these
buns, as though they were men con.
victed of felony instead of misde-
meanor. The jail represents the
power of the law, and as such should
be sufficiently strong to keep any one,
no matter what his ofense, or what
the sentence might be, until that sen.
tence is complied with.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad
November 10Th. is ..

Trains will leave Wilmington as folio ",
100 $50 ". "a, iO6i, 10 d. lixi TX
:. al NJ ~ ~ isG. "a Az, 5 is 5l7, 81,
Aseoms6odsilon, 10, ass 10Y So 100,
u n'' u.s. 2sS 400 % 81, 10 ~ %, 10 Is
FOR Chester xpressl, I5.sst 751,s@. oIo
~, II o. a. IN, u ~ 6td, 5i7, 40, ana
Accommodation. SO. SIS. oA $40. 10 a,
ilss a e. HSs 2ss 40o. . ~ "a, ~,
S u . g. ia a. e.. "a r. ~ a ~ 81
For !. .st thssisl Va " g ard 10 Up %
:, For Newark tCemticl and intermediate sta
ioSsl non M mi z ,S,s and ~. n.
D. M, o u p NJ, aud " Is night.
bbaiil,,msrs and Fay Line, Is .: m.
70 y y and II Ca; NJ, l2oS ia - az
Tfaias 6si,~are Dyis" ~" leave s' iori
georgetown soa. m, 50 and 100 p. IN.
q narrInSt9n. beimar. and way stations
EXPRESS Tor Dover. Harrington. and Del
Express for Cape Charles, OLD Point Com.
tort and Norfolk, iaol a. in., aud ~ q y. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad stree. for WILL
m y, e leApressl $50 10. ~ 81. 10 -.
,ol, -, SOS 'Sis, 60 6oi,, 81. Tia
Accommodates. 02Sste 10 2Sin an.
22S $40 4td, 80. 625s eos, IOUJ,
10 ~ aud II 30 y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fer Philadelphia fexpress),l ~ 2.5L an
M ~ g. u, az 81, o57, 'S2J, i'd. and
Accommodation, 100. Sis qIoA. I'm
Is iiU. ~, II. ~ aud 10 IS T.. NJ
For Chester Sexnressl. l.5i. H. 81 A. NJ, 5.i7,
ri, aud 1910 T.. VI.
ACCOMMODATION, 100; SIS go an, i7.io
o. sor 5 H Il !, y SoJs 'Sstprs.s ~ ~ 81
7.Qe Ane 40. ~ y. VI.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, siSA, M
For New "a tie " % night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, and
NoriOik X, TO niltht.
For NIiddIttown. CLAYTON. Dover, wyoming
FELTON,, HARRINGTON. Bridgevllle, SeafOrd,
Laurel, and nelnnr, 1901 night.
Baltimore and Washington, & ". s.0L io.I2
A. NJ, i20a, as. 81 o., . a., 40 r, NJ. and
W q Night. Baltimore 6.iz T.. N. and II. Is
leave Philsdel phia broad Sire t, for WI.
mlngt0n teZpressl, J'O. 40, Ills A. NJ,
a,6 o, '5ld, 6V, 81, II IL li3l. and
Accommodation, 81 Q 10, I02sa. IN, r., as
2 o. 10, Ks, lO4. u ~ u, IN.
For further Information, passengers ar
referred TO the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra rare is charged.
CllAs. v. PuGH, j. n. WOOD,
General Msnp"er. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

WASH NOTION, Dec Frank Nc.
Arthur Jumped from au express train
near the pafuxrut river, In Maryland
Yesterday, aud was killed.. He had been
mil Tea h Tor some time AMI was sub
jeci tC deluslous. His father Judge Ne.
Arthur, OF the supreme Court Of tbs
Distric. OF Columbia. (retired), was TAX.
ing him home from &cw York at The
time oil bic death.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

NOrwITnsTASpfNG tie tact TINT not
long ago several prisoners confined in
the bum apartment at New Cuslle jail
made their e cape, ii seems that no
precautions have been taken TO pre-
vent q recurrence Yesterday NOM
ing eleven men confined in this depart.
ment took French leave in about the
same manner That the otbers escaped
a few weeks since. Their escape,
however, is, as 4 matter If fact, gain
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

a gen,ls man whose 81 lit was so weak
he could aOt see to recognize an Object
thrre trel from him. lad his eyes com
pleiely cured by using DR.. slmms' Eye
Cure and thus WIS relieved ui the trouble
1T wearing llAsse.. This famous medl-
che cures every time.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

D,A. Powell Noe. 3cs and 529 Madison
siroet, has Lake pike, lake shAd, white
nsh, founders, trout, green pike, goldfish,
hlltoek, etc. Oysters by the quart o.
tusAaa. delivered tree Of charge to all
parts Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

STEAMERS CITY OF q :I.-TEj:,
and BEA SDI NlNi:,
On aud alter Wrlnesdtv. NV. -.
Leave tnprih street. wltNrT tor chester aDH
, /, ''. a., a. ia, e'h'' .hnltFs lnr.u d, II
toT Nltras n ans. -s'lt lei sul tsS e. FIT.
Lave Philadelphi a, Chestnut street VII ,tl,
Telephone No. 81. 50
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
JOHN WAEAMAKER.
DEGISTER'S ORDER,
Az REGISTER OFFICE, |
NEW CAsILE COUNTY, DEL,


AEW JAsILE COUNTY, DEL,
NOEeIubgr ~, 1852.
Uron the application OF wary h. Z. riinn
ENccniriI Of Nincent u, FliUu late OF Christi
ana HI, in said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
aud directed ny the keRlster that the e1ecu-
tfiA atOrrsaid give no Ice Or granting Of let
ers Parliamentary upon The IS ate Of the
dscsAsed, will the date OF gfsnt4ug thereof
by causing adyertisemf nts to be posted " ith-
IN forty DAYS from the date u such letters
Ia SIX Of the most pubic paccs Of thc County
OF hcw Castle, requlr ny all persons having
demands hBaintt tht estate 10 present the same
or abide by al act Of assembly Ia such case
made and Provided, and also cause the same
to he Inserted within The same period In the
DAILY kKI LBLlGAS hfwspsnrr published
/ In Wilmington, Del, and be Continued there
Ia three weeks, q. o. Il.
-- Gtyen under the hand snh seal Of
| once OF the Re gister Aforesaid, at
| l.. ). wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day AMI year aUOEe
----Nritten. JOHN X. BRADFORD,
! Register.
/ .NO1lCE-Ali perions having claims against
tic estate Of tile deceased must present the
! same, duly Rtte.t.d to the eIeCu-
! Tux on or before AoTeWber tn, 1870, or
abide the Act Of Ascend bly, in such case made
ana provided. MAl1 l.. C.. FILM,
! Address, Newport, del. al 8xeoi
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
DEGISrER's ORDER.
LII REG isrEk'S
hET CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

ID EGISrER'5 ORDER.
Ii EGIsrER'SOFFICE,
hkT CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Nov. 18th, ls5l.
Upon ths application Of slar4sret
Abpin extcutrtx OF } oh II Aspin
late OF wilmington Hundred, In
sad couhiE, deceased, II 10 ordered aud dit
Tectei by the Register that the FL
ecutriG Aforesaid, give notice OF grant
Jug OF letters testamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the ate Oi
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the data
OF such lettcrs IN six OF tue most public placgs
OF The county Of New Castle, requiring all
PERSONS haVing demands against the estate 10
Prstent the same, or abide by al Act sfAs.
aenply In such case made and provided aud
also cauEs the zane to ne inserted Within The
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published IN Wilmington Del, An d
| to DC continued therein three weeks (e, ODD
- Given under the hand aud seal oi
| L. =. once OF the Register Aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Hluf1sHlt, the day and year above written,
jon y X. BRADFORD, Register,
| NorlcE.-Ail persons having claims agslnsl
TIE ebts &c Of tie dsCeSsed must present the
cams, duly attested to the tKtcutriE, on
/ or etOrc NCy. ia, 1870, or abide The Act of
Assein bly, Ia such case made ana provided.
| MAkGAREr AsPIN,
| 80, :, :, ESecutrir.
| l-I0-eOd'6W AltJrneT.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Lot OF Mems Congress C,,,,..
q, q ~, usual price y. oar ir.. IL. :
Lot OF Mems Calf Button. .i,e.e,
~ regular price 500. oar pficc,i
Lot OF Mems Calf Button .i,o. A..
sold elsewhere for $3.50. our MI
Sl.75. " p''e only
Lot of Mems Calf Creole c,,--..
y. ltst, stzes p, 81 l0and II, N..l' =.
Our price only Sl.75. ," Va
Lot ofMen's Fine CnlrErito,. ,f,..-.
~ 1, and 10, will cost Won ,.f'''i
other store. Our price onlt ri. =" aAI
Lot of Mems Calf Hook.,,rc t..i..
toe and the latest New orl, ,,' ''ll''
~. ~ and <, very 4tvii,b s,',i 'Aa
enough At 81. 90. Ourpficr nric a, ',aItif
''''' ="
Lot OF Mons Fine Calf Con.r......,.
~
.......
Lot nf Mpntat Efpo E.tg ~
- w o'''9 f-'o
Lot of Bows Good w,,,i,u
Shoes sIn"s u tn wording HooH'Ds
,a.e,,,
., market price Sl.7j. Ourpri.,,Ii
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Masquerade suits to hire at Mrs,
HcLl.cs, 32i EAsE Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

A-0o' s~NbNes
express trains.
NEW YonK, week days. '2I8, 100, 80. 20
a. m. ~ OS, - ~. % 81 ~ %. IN.
NEW ioRK, Sundays. a. ID, sSODa. m.
rl9Os, ~ ), Is 81 81 v. IN.
PHiLADLLPniA. week days. .213 o.
"a - q, - . - o. go slS - - %. y =
-. elO g q, o. 7,S' 20 ~ \ p ~. % ID
PniLAnELPHiA, sundays. s2i3. : 90, ~ On
7bU HOj. /! 2 n. M, sl2 ~, l0l, ~ 20
SOC, 40. - H. o.. Go. % lG, 80, 40 II
-cHEsTFa, ', weGl, days; .. ela. eo'. 700
a. m. ~ % ! %, - -, 800. 4l0, 40 10
-. Go .Gtd. zoo. So. 30 j.. IN,
CnEsrEn, Sundays, q. 7Ol, 80 $50.
9O5 n q u. M, tleOs, loo. 80 %, %.
10 20 l3 ~, SO. aOl6, 75Unud 40 ISp. m.
ArLAN1lo. Cry, \. a., 200 ii. m,
- iJ u. m, daily.
wEsr BOUND.
ha'timorG and Washington. - 90 IS Ii
'lli5 3. NJ, 10, 10. '5l5, sjJI ~ l.:
ali HHt,y, 4Oa. IN, s2IOp. H.. daily.
Baltimore aud principal stations ON
philh Division. l.l5 y. M. daily
Piu burg 'si7 IN. and -j.i5 p. m.
q cneo, % 47n. m. 90 II. m. d,i,,
Cincinnati and Il. Louis. I'll Is a, m.
and . . u. M; duly.
sIsaERLr ACCOMMODATION. 73O nm.
| DIS and q II H., daily, except Mon,
| dr.. u o l., m, III t nv only
LAEpgNBrRs ACCOM- opAriow. wecl:
days, ~, ilOi .. a., 10 aud ! % p. IA.
sun days, . 80 a. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MApWET STREET. srArreY.
For Philadelphia ana wav stations
week days: b u i 10 tral tll4bI. m
| l o., 20 %, - %. IA. ~uuduN4 u 10
~ ~ l}if, H5j d r.. H.
| for baltimore, week days, 535, Is %
II. n.' ? ~, 80 4 II p. IN, sundays, IN.
Il. n; .hd 'la5 d. -u
| E4lt'uiorr aud F'W I'm station, ON
| + - Ia Il 3 sion "a . a,.lu.. daily,
For landonborg and way stations. week
| ai,y = 63v' Otn ~, 93t, 80 u. m.
| sundays 9sj n. IN; ., %. d..
."'aa' 80 a. m.' daily ,Nccpt sun.
rttsnars .saoaln, dany.cxcert sun
| day: t.tt y. m, dtilv.
LahyE rniLAnrLrniA ron WluINaroy.
| Daily,'i o. . 10, 1000, FIIllu. m. I'm
noon, 4oaod, Ii#, II. o5.t5i6o;'''7 io.
Daily, except sunday, Il lOund 7ssa.
NJ, Il +, 81 l0Hu' . ll.3 p, IA. sunday
onsY $50 a. NJ, a.,=5..
| Telephone No. ll3
| ~ Rates to western points lower than
HiHhhy other liho.
GO. SCULL. IT. onELL,
Gen'lP Pass. AIT. Gcn'l MANAGER
Wilmington Northern IL II.
1--WE lsU.e IN elecL, Nog, F., u. Train
Per heA1ing, BrdsUufJ }, losnna, bpriu.
ns.1, N~yaesa9Tg junction, 81 - -
WeTnsrsville Ard al pSilts gn he itt P nii.
elohis an headins II. IT,, 10 n. NJ, 81
For Springfield, wsypesbure Junction
io- and ii ,ea.n! Ard iatelI1 tdiate point
| D.I' .'.#o..., sIHlt4 90 HH. lt.. u.s..
For Cmdds toal junction uaI point.
On The =. x IL. g.. q L. ii 100 a. nj.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
wANAaIAKER's.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Dee. 2, Issp.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Dee. 2 1889.
Rich HeNsh Robes re-
aueea.
The newest and most ex-
pensive weaves for hand
some dresses; in choicest
designs-with borders, pam
els, figures, and corner
tabliers of plush. You
catch the DRIFT from these:
sac Robe for $I2.5o:
French Robes, with graduated stripes
OF Plush Tor skirt.
French Robes, with bands of silk
figured and stripes oil Plush.
French bes, with a figured Silk
panel and stripes OF Plush.
French Robos, with q tablier of H.
Illuminated Plush.
Fret oh Robes, with a tablier of
plain Plush.
$22 Robe for $I4:
French serge, with 12-inch border
oil Illuminated Plush.
French Serge, with a border OF plain
Plush.
$50 Robe for SIS:
French Robes with fronts Of Plush
leaves.
French Robes, with fronts of Plush
Feathers.
Thers's a Christmas hint
In every line.
Southwest Of centre
About half prices on a lot
of Colored Dress Trim
mings:
Plain silk Gimp.
Colored SILK Embroidery.
Gold aud Black Bead Gimp
steel aud Black Bead Gimp.
French and German Novelties.
Myriad sorts but not much
of any.
Northeast of centre.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

The greatest Blanket tri-
umph yet Sit and One-
Mp6 pounds Tor moye) 0,
btre, fine, HMDy uool, and
the pIice FIVE DOLLARS the
pair.
Nothing but w ool.
Sometimes nearly sevc n
pounds of it Put together
with thorough blanket skill.
Generous in size (75xS6
inches), scrimped in moth
ing.
A biggish lot, but ten
times as many would be too
few.
Naar Women Waiting Room.
The Holiday fiutter in
Handkei chiefs is beginning
More counter room, thicker
crowds, richer 8 SOCKS. And
yet hardly more than the
skirmish line is ia sight.
Samples Of everything, but
the grand reserve is a
couple Of floors above push
ing 10 AXE the place OF every
handful you buy.
There won't be q better
time for choosing or more tc
attract. Judge by this-a
slams Plain White Hand
kerchief; bnre linen o
course. Right in every way
size, hem, hemsiit hing
Sold only by the dozen ant
hall dozen box-S2 so anc
sI.25. That's at the rate 0
Al cents apiece Put one
alongside the best regular
soc. Handkerchief you eve.
bought.
Southwest OF centre.
JOHN WAEAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
SIDE
EAST SIDE
WATCH YOUR CORNERS
EAST SIDE
EAST SIDE

Don't run after the first fellow that cacles about H.
but take look around and size up the Footwear U6an
offered that's good advice for you and suits the arc
House, because know very well that when you've y D%
others can show and got their lowest prices you will
beat them ALL Remember our liberal rule of exeh,rr AWAY
what you buy here does not fit suit bring back ~
changed or get your money TX
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Pebble button, heel AMI spring heel
sizes u to .. good value, sl.5O. our pric
only Doc.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

LOT OF ClIILDREN's
KID button, small size worth Sc. Our
price ibc.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

square toe pebble button, real walt
SlIJ. our price only sl.2j.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

u
For New Bridg, and lntermsdista pn,p.,
:. IL p. N, snd on hAtuEdsy only ~ Oh ald
jt.lbp. IN.
On Sunday for lteatirk And intermediate
pOia %, At =. q. n. 1ni or 6rriagIeli ana
intermediate poiats A. f. q. n,
A. q. MEGA U5rAND, BDwN Ess BB.uaz,
baLsantendsat Sen Pass. Ag't.
IlAflNL.IiLN wv AAiIilA,r -
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

DALrIMORk& OHIO RAILROAD.
ID ScnrdUle III effect nov. 10, 1883.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT,
EAST BoUND.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
LOT OF CIIILpREN,s

Pebble and kid, wedge heel. button
cheap enough at Csc. Our price only
A0c.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Pebble kid, spriua heel, button, wor
5jc. Our price Gjc.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

LOT OF BABI'S
Goat lace shoes l0c. Pebble button i5c.
Lot Of Babies Goat Taco shoes. only
shoes only - cents. Every purchaser ,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
Now s the Time to buy Your Winter Foot
for Yourself and the 8oys

lot of Mems Fine Kip Boots long leg,
Size Il, Il, ., 10 and II, you can't produce
thtir equal short Of 81. Our price only
$500
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

French kid button. cheap ut $3.50 o.
price 500
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Glove Kid top button, usual price 81. so.
Our price only $l.75.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

LADIES'
Fine kids, mat kids. glove kid top and
kangaroo kid button samples, small
sizes would cost you In tho regular way
$500. Our price only s2.25. These arc Of
all prime and warranted.
LOT OF LADIES
Very nne Tampico goat button,
regular price, 1928, Our price only $3.50.
LOT OF LADIES'
Fine pebble button, worth $3.50. our
price only 500
LOT OF LADIES'
Fine pebhle button, worth fs.OO. Our
price only $3.50.
Lot HF LADIES'
French kid button. cheap Mt $3.50. Our
price $50.
LOT OF LADIES'
Glove kid top button, usual price $3.50.
Ourpricc only sl.75.
LOT OF MISSES
High cut glove top, patent tip hook lace
sizes ], "a and >. spring heel and heel,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

WE WANT tn INTEREST Yurr
and not be tedious, will talk about things we a,,r.
to be interested in
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
& co.
Of the many bargains for this week we
will just mention few.
WORSTEDS.

Zephyrs all shades &C. or.
sold elsewhere at Sc.
Saxony all shades, fine quail
ity, full OF. at &C.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02
.GskzssEs 800

= lA3il>0rUN srI.AMliOAT 20,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Lot of MEMS Kip Boots, long leg,
sizes aud Z, cheap at 1878. Our price
S2.75.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

tive tHUie IN eIGcL Nug. =, ". Train
leave v il4lluston ttleueh Gtr-su ~ follows
Per heAi'hg' BrdsuOtJ, Joanna, bprlus
ne.a, NaydesHpTg junction, trt ~,
potL'Viue iAUtsuus, Allentown, Lennon,
HernsrsVille ard al ppiaIs On the Puil4
elohis an Reading ~ It,, i.5I n. H., aft
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

For springfield, NsynesburE Junction,
Goa ssvllle, EDDreeviie. I,eHAne, tlh.Jd'i
To. and ri tguant Ard intermediate pnints
,.a ......, 2!IHlt9" EHls.-n4
Fort Mdi, toal Junction aad points
ou the T.. 4 L.. ,G H. ii 100 II. nI..
-, i4iaud ID p. IA.
For West Cucs'c,. 40 ~. M. 30 and
i. 10 ~. M.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Fine pebble button, worth 900. %
price only $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

'lli5 3. ~, . 70, 10. '5l5, A'3L ~ H..
mi "uly, GOA. IN, s2l0p. n, daily,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-02

Lot of mems Coarse Boots, general
price $3.50. Our price only Sl.75.