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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
BU sINEss BaEyITIEs.

"Nce weather = COMING" and m
"Fconomy les We8lth. and Won can
save lots Of money ~ bringing your
Sprlug clothing for TenoVstlrE. repair
r-g ard pressing 81 the Esgle steam Dye
House. 80. q taual-st. where aI such
e-avk is done IN hrst-cisss sty e, and ~
tie lowest prices pcsslole.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
EIsCBLLIBB0Us

GASOLINE stoves cleaned and repsireG lv
v experienced Usn. Address q. III. g.
T rreoa.ate. rs
aN4ED-ETerE CONSUMER ~ Stove tsase
y lice 80 know that AZ selling Stove aas-
oiine ir snv aua- titY. at u cents delivered ~
any part of the cify p e.. ElnuW09s. Tee
phone l6sf Iss Last Fglton-sf 1s
KXANTED-To rsnt one Remington standard
~ Trurr~Ifer FOR three months. Address
= = fiss. Howard City. Mich. lJ
COURT H0' ~ and Yosf 4orfca. Grand RsYf6s
7 Mica. ga - proposals vii he received
unffI 1Z o'cieck. ash Gag - gue. lsss far far
2 sshfre f8ei sight u2tfr iee, raiseea suecus
srirpfes. vsshlaz towels hauiinF sshrs snd
srr.nk ~ streets rearirea - this hufH 'fR
datnr re fsesi vfsr sHalng June 81. $50.
Particulars On spfliestioa-
Gro. =. DA~s
fnstetien
FEGNFTTC hsslinr saf elsrivaraut sttiuas.
- lss ~eltf Division ST. corner NealtfY
sFe 81 E free. ~
XXANTFTf-saN men - see eur advert iser1fnt
" ia another c1tnzr1. sweet A Neffh. frl-
YfeyT1 TT ExebsAEe. a A-ia - esfou ntAld
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

p0uft su3er anv longer. remove
crrrs. bnnions aud inErcTlng nals,
and treat tue feet in genera, Tor men,
women ard children without pain At
ne Tark ia and Russian Bath House +,
corner Noaroe and Iona streets.
NJ :. L-AEoC SLIER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

Fora FIRE Psrlor Suit Of Sx pieces. or
any odd pieces in parioT goods. e. to
the Vinegar Furniture Com ranv, cor.
uer Of Cherry and Soath DIVISION.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
BEAL EsTATB COUNTRY.

EOR sALE Lot no. =. ottawa Beach; this
lot is one of the first selection. it is io-
Gated oaiy short distance from Tie hofel and
has fne view of Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. hasklns OF u. T. L8yeianc Grand
Rapids. Mich. issuH
A GREAT HAKsATN-z49 acre farms frame
\ house: good orchard l0o arres improved +,
miles from BALDWIN for safe cheap. Enquire
IagGaIf. Woirotf 4 6anseu sl vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

VS. have our opinion Of the burglar
who entered the Office Of the Believlie
Ess,rpr'ss and stole not only the editor s
8 IN cash. but the two-dollar iron
bank wh,cn couta ned the cash.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

SOMEBODY hssbeen teiegraphing from
New York that the hotel ut R0ckaway
Beach. which vas opened yesterday. Is
the largest structure Of the kind in the
world. That correspondent evidently
badat heard of P.auk's Tavern.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

TRE Mich gan weather ofice AZ Ian
sing reports she past week "a one I'M
favorable e. growing crops. This Is
presumed not to include ths crops of
ducks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

For a Cas- OF Gasoline Stove. or the
finest Refrigerator ln the market, 60 20
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

WAur WHfrakx ass been Ar ecren-
tric man. bgt h.s service % the couu-
trv has been such that it is saf e. think
of bis suffering from want n his Old
sr,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

wuLrAw Scorr.e Port Jervis. y. Y.
fell INTO a creamery vat few nights
SINCE, and was drowned. Getting nto
the cream seems 30 bs quite IS bad As
getting into the soup.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

II the practice Of cigarette-smoking
continues N this country We shall be
compelled by and by to build more in
sane asyluns. Twelve boys. rendered
insane hy excessive c.garetto-smoklHg,
have been admitted uto theNapa CALI
hospital for the insane.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
Sweet & NoTth's
Pine and TimIeTSd Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency,
Office Rooms and 35 Weston Building,
Canal-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have NJ present orders from responsible
PARTIES who wish to invest In Michigan. WiscOn-
sin. Minnesota and Southern pine and tim
bered lands. Call on us for quick sales and
prompt returns.
Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

r. Wrg.ns lad predicted the storms
al the past few days he m gbt retire On
1. .-----.-..ll
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The TELEGRAN-HERALD is looked
upon as the best advertising medium
IN Westernaud Northwestern Michigan.
Try it and become convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
s
A TEEEIHIE CALAMITY.

10 IS impossible for any one not pre-
sent at tue scene 10 realize the awful
ness of the disaster which the floods
brought down upon the people Of
Western Pennsylvania on Friday. 1t
was a calamity which viii be felt
throughout the country, for friends of
the lost will, without doubt, be found
n many places remote from the scene.
It Is seldom that 80 many lives are lost
IN single day. But Il was apparently
c calamity which can not be attributed
to the neg igence Of any man or set of
men. II must be looked upon simply
as an unexplainable act of Providence.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
MONTY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 loan in some pursuit Oh product
IA i've real estate. l.. :. Proyin.
7 PER CENT MONEY TO loan. d. A. John
ston - Canal st. Snf
MONEY To LOAN Tor the Sorihwesir-,
II Mutual Life Insurance Company of Nil
waukee. IN sums Of S. on and upwards on farm
and city property. at lowest current rates II
interest; security must be irst-oiasS. More
Wilson. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The disclosures made NJ the New
York investigation do not detract from
the merit OF the principles which un-
derby the civil service system; they
simply call attention TO the necessity Of
better and more stringent methods Of
carving the law into effect.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

THE New York Sun is very cruel IN its
remarks about the Cleveland dinner
the other night. Il expresses the wish
that $50, 600 Democrats might have been
present, for the reason that # that
number wero 70 see him once they
would never dream of renominatng
him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
FOB SALE -RIeoELLAHTous.

TOR SALE-A eyesr-old carriage horse. good
l. driver at - 1oidst, south Of FULTON. l55
EOR ShLE-A Magec range. good - new. So
Il Call at 2s Goodrich St. IN the forenoon.
IL
EOR shLE-A Furniture stock. centrally To-
Gated splendid business a frsi-class bar
gain 90 the right party. Address Jones bex
5. care Ielegram-liefald. 5l1tf
E0R SALE-An outfit for steam laundry
very cheap IN ianf for half The actual cost.
Also 2 e-horse power steam engine and a de-
livery wagon. Enquire 81 The Eagle steam
DIe House. so. - Ianal-st.. cf O.. a Bervi %.
Gtf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
pi.coveries wore valuable Than Cold.

Are Santa Able, the California Dis
coyery for Consumption and Diseases
of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, and
California Cat-r-Cure, the only guar
antced cure for Catarrh, Cold IN the
Head and kindred complaints. They
are sold at 81 per package, or three for
$50, and are recommended and used
hy the leading physicians OF the Pacific
Coast. Not secret compounds. Guar
anteed Ivy Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

TszRx IS no scarcity sf watering
places iu=t -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
THE CRONIN CASE.
Three Indicted Men ArraizEsc for
the Murder.
Ill ASSERT IHER INNOCENCE.
AZ krort WIN Probably rs asas - kx-
tFadits Nuli.aa y. st4Fssys HAS Ia
Supposed - h. iEpAtS2tsd
IA ghs crime
80 - -

CzcAoo. Jane L-EK -Dststtiye Cough
la. ? q Sullivan. TIE Tee IA IA. and FTaak
MCodr1n were formally aFFaigDsd IA Jucze
Wlili2Enson's court Friday 4fEtruoon GA the
charge OF nanfdsrinz d. tFonin 1hey
were harriscly brought into court through
the pass ge~ay leading froia TIE jail al
tIus when very few spectators
weEs present Counsel tor TIE pris-
0neEs had not been no.ined OF tile
intended action. bat Lawyer David, who
represents Sullivan happened 70 be Ia
court AZ tie time All three pleaded not
guilty" and David made the stere0typed
motion 70 quash the indictments. but no
cate " IS act for argument After each Of
the three prisoners had been furnished
with copy Of the Indictment against
him they were taken back 70 Jail
Al three looked anxious aud care
worn, although IL was apparent that they
were trying % preserve cool exterior.
The extraditiOn OF william Starkey for
completely ia the Crontn murder las
been determined upon, and the prep
aIations arc now fast advancing for
his arrest In Canada 1t is suthorita-
lively said that stronger circurn-
stantial case against starkey is IN the
hands OF the States Attorney and the pri-
vate detectives IN the employ OF DIR.
Cronins friends than has yet developed
against Coughlin. L. O. Sullivan ana Wood
run, tie three already indicted for The muir
der.
As threads Ia this web OF circumstances
several things arc pointed out starkey
WAS a member OF the Columbia Club or
Camp SO OF the Clan na-Gael and u mem
ber also OF the family party" in that
camp lie was an enemy, personal and
faotional OF DR.. Cronin lie was charged
with being an instrument in the hands OK
the men trying TO ruin CrOnin as related IN
the pamphlet: is IL "A Conspiracy" He
was absent from Toronto the week OF tho
murder on business II is charged, con-
nected with the escape OF the assassins.
He was ut the bottom of the bogus inter-
views concocted by Long in Toronto, in
tended IL is asserted, 10 mislead the search
ers for DIR. Cronln More than all this comes
the intelligence that fresh information has
been dug up by the private detectives OF
Starkey's completely in the crime.
The States Attorney has within the last
three days been supplied with all these
facts tending TO throw suspicion upon
Starkey, a. well as new and unpublished
matter duplicating him in actual guilt A
part of this fresh evidence is said TO explain
Starkey's absence from Toronto from April
50 To May o and certain mysterious visit
lie made to New England.
The recent dispatches from Toronto say
that Starkey hes left that city, and If he
be in hiding it is Of course problematicsl
whether he can be arrested at all Mean
while the authorities are closely secretve,
though 10 Is definitely known that the requf-
sition papers have not yet been started for
Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
List ai a Fen Of NJ Houses and Lots

EuR sAIE-A bran new moaern sroom
hoass. hzreaosa EllsAs ffuAt ~AN t~tA
stairs. kaaaiGe fnaatsi ana CRATE SO N--.g
a0eTs. heate p~fefed tAteesne~'s -. lsTs..
les. oa Lafayette street, s'li} 'T3%sSY
cash. balslce tlfae. - ~. Mo- 4
EOR FAIg-Good sToom house. new. Oh
4 Poster street. oniS :i.ss" IS n Krxspy
L'OR sALE-IaFge brick house with al
moaern eoAA enienees. such as iuraA.S.
bath, sewer. sAs, etc.. N.ih tt = 10y -, 9SSlA
LAFAYETTE street sl.s0 NJ. II. klNrtl-
LOR SALE-A coy 1-room Aogs welt baiit,
good barn ana alec let % iva a. +, az
onls 81 SEQ. " H. hiNoA-A -
lgOR sAi.E-A 30 room house. furnace. crate,
Ees sewer etc. OD south Union street
near Mealthy avenue. ss5VVi "a s~'s ssitrS
a. IL AANfA''-
.,OR sALE-A good T-rooin house on tlaney
street. - Il. lot slvDi aneuisf 49, Ss9s
terms. ". H. hiN9h L
EOR SALE-Who viii take it this weesy a
nne modern house GA tho " c>t Sleo' ,"
i0''"S' 0''' '''- ". ii. kINSEY.
L0R sEJ.F-Nodern new house Of rooms on
Il North Union street. between Lyon stree
and Crescent avenues reduces IRON xIssf9V l"
$500. -N. IL. NJ l.
LOR gAI.E-s room house. crate. bay window,
II Holding doors. modern style, large lVi ana
barn on nice Graded street !" eyliR yGiHpet ps's %
town, Only tZ.fn. j" 2. ~. n 800 -
L.OH sALE-seyeral nice houses IA The Last
part oi city f0g $1,000 10 3ls-oj- ,-,.--,.,-
" n. kiNSEl.
LOR sALE-Henry street residence, ID rooms
L. modern built. near t~o car iii,s, ~. I"l
- ao1 ". III. klNrEf.
NEW 6EOOM HOUSE TOR Ssto-i am build
" ing = new house ia the south rart OF the
ciiy viii be good style, sets OF double doors.
plaster. oil unlsh. large square Nlneo%s on
Mackinaw Summer resort property.
Bay View Summer Cottages.
Three tracts of acre property inside
of city limits.
will build you n house on Weston
and Low addition rs you want it.
$50 feet frontage of business property.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The best cabinets IN the city are
$500 per dozen at Wykes' gallery, so
NCnrOS-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

E'ok sALt-l,ots oh Mekees addltioa. aear
Cable TOAD very cheap 0n moRthly pay
mentsi $50 10 $40 each. Also some lac acre
property near tae city as a bargain J n NJ
kee >0na. n Aonroe 81. ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
kGBAfs- WANTED.

WANTED Board by two young men in 70
W fined lryatr family, references es-
changed. Address X. hox s. is
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

e. 10 So a month can be made WORK. AE
go Tor Is. Agents preferred who can far
uish d horse and glkc their whole time 60 the
business Spare moments may be probably
employed also. A few vacancies Ia towns and
cities. y. J. johnson s CO.. l.0J3 Main.si,
Richmond Va. r. B.-lease state are and
business experience. Never mind about send
inc Nfarr., fnr r.sfx 4 4 4 A ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

NOMhk eau vote; bui II sea n euld be risH
aad haFfs a. your old axe buy oBe II
those houses aud lots. OF a vacant log ~ A. h.
Anu sdei ypu can buy theul very cheap. III
you Nant pine land on outside property. ur
money. eau al No Loyetis block. opposite
SWEET Hotel Ih7
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
WANTED BOARDBRs

ElRSTCLASS board and rooms can be OBJ
/ tanned At j07 lonla-st rs
WANTED BoaIders; Students preferred.
pleasant rooms in a quiet place. In
CURE tor rates. l73 hansom-St I52
WANTED-iWo boardcrs for large room.
on frSt floor terms very reasonable ll3
Rcas0nl-st Is3
ROARDERS-rwo ladies and two gentlemen
- can hnd pleasant front rooms and board
IN private family on the hili, near cable. Ia
quire l65 North Prospect St 1N
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
wAHTLD BOARD.

HANlhD-hY gentleman. room and beard
W with German family where he Nil have
an opportunity Of learning the language ha-
ply. stating terms. ete.. 10 3. A.. boI !. Icle-
gram Herald ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

EENATF UELp NhtJTD-f good cooks,
wages 81 81 fNs working houaekeePsf.
vegetable ceoa. pastry cook. NJ factory gIfis
for out n eifV : drfssfnai ers q dining -reufn
girls 3 tlfefeu rirs and = gen eTai cooks and
farnfressfs. Ladies Pafi0f. and Tower
bioek.
CFTFAr LOTS near new STREET car Hne. iust
= r1f fhrru y II 10 Tlsffed very soon. rrrae
ard select b igf now nfaT corner Frurfa
street snd Grand avenue. terms - suit and
Il over BOOK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
City Reai Estate for Sale.
Country Real Estate for Sale.

stanton hotel property, The Grand Cen
tr;al, ," llUx44. l. 1sKts located on corner Of the
two main streets Of the city, 3 stories. brick,
rents for 800 per year. AL modern improve
ments; will sell or trade for city property.
We also have several desirable farms near
city. and other parts of state. which we viii
s.li cheap, and make payments 70 suit pur-
chaser.
Timbered lands wanted in all parts OF Michi-
gan We want at once ten or twelve million
feet of hemlDck lands located near railroad.
Ne have % acres of good cedar land. well
located for water transportation. which we
viii sell at "A bargain.
Correspondence solicited.
once hours from 90 a m. 10 500 2. m.
SWEET 4 NORTH'S EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE
fSuccS Ssors 20 Sweet 4 Smith.
Rooms a ana - Weston Building. Canal ST.
Telephone l02I.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
LOST

/ OSI-God band ring. with initials Il 10 NJ. "
engraved on the inside, the ring was lost
yesterday'on the West side. Finder Will please
return same 10 III West Division 81. I5.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
FURNITURE sTORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. Xxx
Il pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
cliil / Holt. III South DiyisiOn-st. Telephone
no. s9 for your moving vans Jan. Is. ~
1 ANNoNE desiring furniture moved and
a stored, will receive liberal Inducements by
calling at ). j. Walkers. II south Division st.
A Specially is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances. public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOE tNl-Niae room house; also six room
HAT, with cor With rui barn i've blocks south
OF Monroe street. Inquire o5 South Division
81. 80
TO kENT-Part OF a new double house. =
North Jnion-st. :. c. Smith. l55
lfOi. hENT-A nice house on Jefferson ave
nue.. Inquire 10 Monroe st. l55
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

kN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER 10 al want
4 lnseInpinyment-Me want live. curTfcile
agents in every county Ia the United States
and Canada To sell patent article of great
merit. ou is merits. An article. hANlng
large sale. paying over 100 per cent profit.
having no comprtlflon. and nn which The
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

= kask tl1tl.s siNsl So - Z IS - ~ tas l..ss
viE sea ia u s sstA sA-4 ali azsa sss issI
yaArSe.f BskiH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

lNSt - sar .iS ..,,ia aeilar n s~sFts kress.r
basA Ueti&t OAt - - = ts S - ~ tile lsse
1 vsn sea ia II $ s,stA sA.o al aaa sss issI
year>e1 l. s ss.tn.
l0k SzIE-gHes eaeaast iafs. hFsa e leeAr
n tt0a = ID 4sfIt al sacrifice h lsUrSi4srr
t4Aes ths t1ree AFpis II A.0aFV0-sl lsS
kssk sAlE-A opportunity a,.w haass with
sts.as feaa.h lun, nafe sas safs water.
Wei les4se4 ~ actanof sIsrr atier tttts
E4s0tA. A.44l farteF bisek. ~ AaAree- 81.
~
k0k sAIE Eeo less aa1 : Ees.ss. en eoEaes
n ~ tssta a fsat szs4s. 80 ttsa sozaes aE4
ene iut 81 tlelsny street Frsce sls,ss tAauiFs
IL AafleAhsf rvai estate ltalxls a Nal<i.sia
rseln ~ 81 Us 0sie st- lsa
lsoR oALf uk kAgHAN6E- ~one hAaar-o
and tVtrts avIes Al hard .iaibeIea i~Aa
iNf salt 81 SASA4tst la1 eltk ittvptftAs lne
Nt4i0st dfGs slsaA 4H4 lease ~ iiir hAna
Selaest stssv te tiae tass - U3&n1 t.&ptss s4'is
has bgs-n ftsAuinf Sis sr&Fs fsf sAs ReESaaskit.
ffict. s>s' Ihrs< ists fei sale ~ exeeaAss iog
house. Ste lot ta Esoo locstloH "a ctr. Alfis
q lif. y h. ke4s stlscs. ladioouib h0lialh ~.
81 1. ls.. az - fSlSfatefy. iD tss&ae<l. a.
tsi f4itSE &. IelelEoDs sOs ~
tAvh SALINE have hausc ERa ist ga
eSitAS aFSaae. Desr lsik sia1 stEest osrS
Vf LAslr4tc street c&fs. al = n.4. sas&h p<ss
Wtnt AoWn e.. AID nseAihiy pas meas SaSs -
ffNt 4ts~ = hoUse Sn Marietta streets. al s.sas
q keea iiAoe II stories tuA silsd let. sta-
tcims q snit aid houses Eua iUfs az ever 80
ely, al prices i4ttie hrcS, over Arcade. a.
DpNI pay rcnf NnN longer. hut hUs tae
- cheapest 2tia best iot IL the mAfkct oh
oar liiA lsloa street oT IiGhth ward I'lsi hiteen
minutes ua'A trUm cts HHi. l4aASI NAls
faN New L0ustMAD ba.idiag.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09
TUESDAY, APRIL o. 1880.
This day twenty.four wears

This day twenty.four years ago
General Robert E. Lee surrendered
his army to General U. s. Grant, and
virtually closed the rebellion. The
case of the Conlederates was becoming
desperate, when on February 2, 1865,
General Lee was appointed COM
mander-in chief of ali the Southern
armies. He Immediately turned his
attention toward saving Richmond and
Petersburg from falling into the hands
oil the Federal forces, and fought sew
eral battles for that purpose. But on
April 2 he was dislodged from his in
amendments and compelled to retreat
from Petersburg. Grant followed him
closely, and on the 9th of the month
compelled him TO surrender his army
at Appomatax. As soon as the news
was flashed over the wires to the
North there were scenes OF rejoicing
such as were never witnessed before.
An the meantime, Sherman was con-
fronting johnson in North Carolina,
and the first news he or his army had
OF the surrender was two or three days
afterwards, when 1t was brought by a
dispatch boat.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09

The Diamond State Cornet Band will
I've on and alter April 9th known as the
Wilmington Cornet Band, and is fully
equipped and ready to fill any and all en-
gagements they may be favored with.
President, j. A. Cloud, 2OS East 9th
street; Lesder,J. Taylor, y0S Elm street!
Business Manage, II. Smith, llS5 Reed
stree Headquarters, Bells cigar store
los East Second street. Also meets every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings a
Phillips q Kane building Fourth and
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09

We were under the impression when
we first learned of Major Armes' as
sault on Governor Beaver, that he was
q coward, and now his AFFECT appeal
10 the Governor to save him from the
consequences of his own act is posi-
tive proof that such is the fact. In the
first place he made donkey OF himself
in the procession, and then committed
IN uncalled for and contemplate as
sault on the crippled Governor, that he
would not have dared do to any man
who was his equal physically. In the
letter which he has written 10 the
Governor he tries 10 screen himself
with the old plea that at the time he
committed the attack he was in con
dition which rendered him irresponsi-
BILE for his actions, OF in other words,
we suppose that he wishes to convey
the impression that he was drunk
This only makes the matter that much
worse, and it is evident that he ID
totally unfit to be on either the active
or retired list of the United States
Army. He should, and no doubt vii
be, court. martialed and dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09
Second floor, first gallery.

Second floor, first gallery.
The stock OF Mems and
Boys Clothiog don't get
much type-talk, but it's
worth big, broad advertising
staten ent. To-day the goods
must talk.
Market street front, cast OF Main Aisle.
There is no time in ,he,
rush ac the Dress Gooos
counters TO watch Against
remnant making. The gu ck
eat patterns ar the on s that
leave ends thick est. Every
morning these short pieces
go to the Remnant counter.
One or two days in the week
wouldn's DO to work taem
IF in. E0sry day Orphan
colo s or C gins at orphan
prices.
Southwest of centre.
To day 325 Miss s. Jack-
els, choice materials, Size
IA and I6. $3.50 and S.
each
About what the cloth is
worth
Second floor, Chestnut street side.
-Four elevators.
We never had keener
bargains in Pock ct Knives
2 b AIDES, bone handle, Ioc
2 blades, peal handle, loo
Regu ar 2sc ODDS
4 blades, buck handle, 25c
4 blades, black handl IS,
Regular soc kinds. Alb u
$50 dozens Of b Ith klnds
Brand new.
Other sorts the game wsy
There Isn't eno her sucf
Pocket Cutlery ST. OK ii
, America.
p Juniper and Market str,r- corner
john WANAMAEER
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09
IRVING to save the Boys.

A number Of ladies willing 10 do all in
their power to save and benefit the boys
in the neighborhood of Front and Mar
ket streets from the sinful besctments o.
that neighborhood have opened iret
reading room at No. 8 East Front street,
to which all the boys in the neighbor
hood are invited. 1t is the intention Il
teach the toys spelling, reading aud
writing. The room was first opened OF
Saturday evening, when about thy b0yt
were present who were treated to cakt
and fruit. The ladies in charge Of THU
commemorate enterprise are Mrs, Josepl
Beliah, Mrs David Bruce, Mrs, j. H0l
AMI Miss Hates, and all the aid they nee
In carrying on the work should he cheer
fully Afforded by philanthropic men an,
women.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09

The April number of strswbrdge 4
Clothier's Monthly continues Besan rs
latest serial, THE Bell Of st. Paul's. +"
There is also a clever short story, called,
Her Sufficient Reason" which gives the
reason why certain young lady said
yes TO one young man, alter having
said mo- most positively to another. Cur
rent fashions are most fully delineattd by
text aud illustration. There is practical
kitchen news and other interesting mat.
ter for women, in her hours Of case
The original music is comprised in song,
THE joyful secret, which Is a simple
and singsble me.ouy that will please the
home circle. The business part of the
journal enables the stay to dc
her shopping by mail, in fashion only
somew hat less satis actory than by a per
sonal visit to mammoth dry-goods g.
Enlistment; and when such a visit can
not be made, handbook like that here
furnished will prove most desirable tt
every woman.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-09

excitement, which they are helping to
increase, but it is difficult to see how
the people OF Pennsylvania are to DO
benefited, even II the amendment
should be passed. Liquor will still be
sold and drank, and all: the laws that
can be passed will not put stop to
the traffic.