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Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

THE EXPERIENCE Of the liquor
dealers In Cincinnati last Sunday will
no doubt prove useful to them, and to
saloon keepers elsewhere. in showing
that the law must be obeyed. The
majority OF those who attempted to set
the law at defiance are foreigners, who
have come to this country with their
socialist and anarchist ideas. They
have, however, found that In this
country the law is supreme and must
be obeyed. OF the 1900 saloon keep
eTs in Cincinnati who agreed TO keep
open last Sunday, and thus DEFY the
law, there were but about 200 Of them
that held TO the agreement, and nearly
all OF this number were locked up. II
she court will do its duty as well as
the police officers have, every one OF
these conspiraiors will not only be
seut to jail, but also have HE license
taken away. 1t will be q serious mis-.
take on the part Of the authorities o
Cincinnati if these cases are not prose
euted to the full extent OF the law, q
that is the only way by which sucl
lawlessness can be held in check in tn
future.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

THINE seems 10 lie en- urgent De.
mand for C. regular ferryhOat between
this city and fenusgrove, and by this
we mean boat that would not only
carry passengers but also horses and
carriages, SO that persons from this
city could drive their teams on board.
and after landing al Peunsgroye 60 to
Salem or anywhere else they wished.
II such a boat was provided the truck
ers Of New Jersey could drive on
board with their teams and bring them
direct to this city. The steamer that
is nov running Is large enough for
passenger traffic, but is not fitted tor
carrying teams. There arc merchants
in this city, who, If tAey had the OPP
porturIty, would send thcir teams mo
New jersey but ii present there is no
way for them 70 DO so. There should
be a regular terryboGt between lhia
city ard aud any ose who
will start one can feel assured OF large
returns. Many Of the Jersey trucker,
have their own boats, who, il q proper
boat YVES provided wou.I como oycl
IN thSir own teams,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

DUBLIN, July 29.-President Harrison
has sent letter to Lord Mayor Sexton,
in reply to the Dublin Corporations ex-
preston OF sympathy for the sufferers by
the Johnstown disaster. In 1t he says:
VI highly appreciate the exceedingly
kind spirit that prompted your action.
Please accept the warmest thanks of the
President and the American people fol-
the touching expression OF sympathy
and generous gilts Of the people OF Dub.
lii"
hr. Sexton states that the official en-.
velope In which the letter was enclosed
bore plain traces OF having been tampered
with. The seal had teen melted and tn,
envelope retastened with another kind o
gum, and the American crest on tine EN-
yelupe was detaced.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

An order has been received by Thomas
Davidson from the Rodney Monument
Association Tor a monument OF Quincy
granite to be placed over the grave Of
Caesar Rodney, one of the signers OF the
Declaration Of Independent from this
state. The monument will be l6 feet
high and have bottom base six feet
square and two feet high, with two sub
bases, gu one Of which will be the name
of Cr.ar Rodney. The cost VII be ahogi
81, 500, and 1t will be completed in DC
tober. One-thir1 OF the cost is borne 10y
the State aud the remainder BY John NJ
Z. Rodney Of tails city.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
wANAMAKER's

PHnADELrHiA. wednesday, July 81, 1889.
That So BatIste.
4oc for an 8 yard dress
pattern that only a few
weeks ago would have cost
you 81.
The stuff may last through
tomorrow.
Northwest of centre.
The ends and short pieces
OF the seasons quickest
Sateens and Ginghams have
been put in bundle shape
and each marked with
length and lump price-half
of the original cost or less.
2 to IL yards.
North OF centre. next main aisle.
Telescope Cheapest
Of the roomy Grips. One
coverless canvas box swal-
lows another to just where
your parcels stop it. Han
die ard strong straps. From
I2-inch soc, to 24-inch So.
Light, strong, cavernous.
Campers delight.
Everything In Grips and
Valises where you can see
the sorts at a glance.
West of Main Aisle, north of centre.
Put your finger on this
Huck Towel. Thick, soft,
firm. Note the fine, silky
fringe. That shows how
extra good the flax is. The
sort OF Towel that sops up
water like a sponge. 2 feet
wide, 81 feet long. Gener-
GUS in every way, and the
price but 25c. White Dor.
ders.
Southwest Of centre.
Silk .aud.wool Wrapping
Shawls that were S. so last
week are So to-day. Six
styles; gray, brown, or black,
with silk border. A little
lot that was thrown our
way by a trade-wave.
So French Chuddas at 81
Fine Csshmeres, $I.25.
Second floor rear Juniper and Chestnu
streets corner. Take elevator.
Muslin Drawers (Frult
OF the Loom quality, hem
and three p,aits, 25c. The
bare cloth would cost yor
that.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper stree
side.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
WEDNESDAY, JULY, 81 1880.
MANY years ago a Spanish expedi

MANY years ago Spanish expedi.
ton started for this country in search
of the elixir vita, OF water OF life. II
was supposed that this wonderful
water had the effect of comforting
eternal youth upon those who parlook
of it. That the expedition was q
failure is historical fact, but now DR..
Brown Sequard, says that he has dis.
covered an elixir which will prolong
and invigorate human life. The doctor,
who is in his seventy third year, says
that hypodermic injections of his
elixir have made him feel as though
he was young man again, and that ii
made bis pulses vibrate with the fresh
ness of youth. Three men, ranging
in age from fitty.tour to sixty. eight
years, were also experimental upon,
and the result was that theft digestion
was improved, their muscular action
Increased, and general nervous ex
element created. Before the doctor
commenced using this liquid upon him
self he was 80 weak that II he worked
half an hour in his laboratory he was
obliged to sit down for son.c time, bui
how he can work for hours, and then
run up and down stairs like boy
He has also regained strength in his
arms such as he has not possessed for
the last twenty five years. His diges-
ton and other functions were greatly
improved, and he says that he feels
like young man again. Further ex
periments by the doctor convinced him
that the rejuvenating effects of the
liquid would not continue for more
than one month, therefore he does not
claim to have discovered the secret OF
perpetual youth, but does claim that
he has found something which will
lessen the burdens OF old age.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

The people in the yiciuity OF Fin and
West streets complain OF boys going in
tue yard, where they are building an adj
dltion to the Friends tcAool. putting no
see-saws, and alter they get them W
they yet on teen and yell like pack u
Indians. When the Jauitor requests them
not TO make SO much noise they u8us
him with vile language, Wien they
are coming ont they iujure the ueW wall
hy throwing brick-blts thereat
AN EYE WITNESS.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

CHICAGO HAD q remarkable expert
ence last Saturday night when in i'd
dition 10 terrible storm OF rain, wind
and hail there were forty four fires,
the majority of which were caused by
electric wires. The total loss from the
storm and the fires was about one mil
Ion dollars. the greater part Of which,
II is stated, was caused by defective
sewers. Not long ago this city was
obliged to pay damages for defective
sewer on West Front street, and there
is no doubt but Chicago will be Gem
PEELED TO do the same. There are two
useful lessons to be gathered from Sat
urdsy nlghrs happenings in Chicago,
one OF Viii d is that tie sewers should
be kept open and il condition &c
carry off any rainfall, and the other is,
that the electric wires should be plac
cd under ground, where they will no
be liable TO set fire to or damage thu
property Of others. The day will come
and that before long. when electro
wires will not be tolerated aboy
ground in any city.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

A gentleman OF New York, q relative
OF one of the old-time leading families OF
Delaware, has written TO friend on The
stall OF the REPUBLICAN as follows: "Ou
my trip home from the South l thought
oil that whipping post subject In Della.
ware, which is not only disgrace to the
STATE and nation, but TO civilization.
Why not make those men work and shit
the product of their labor to South
America, Mexico or some other country
beyond the United statae, where 1t could
not easily compete with the product OF
other labor. Europe has the monopoly
Of that market as goods can be manu-
featured there 20 much cheaper with
pauper labor, aud has the advantage over
US in subsidized ships. This would be-
an entering wedge for US and pave the
way Tor our better products manuiae-
tuyed by honest laborers or operatives.
This could be done by the goods IN. nu.
featured in our peniteutlgries throughout
tho nation. Hope the press Of Delaware
Will bring this question before the people
of the State in come shape. The whip.
ping pest is relic Of barbarism, aud |
dislike to see Delaware, tue home OF my
ancestors, pointed a. with the finger oil
scorn by the civilized world"
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

William JOHNSON q Eighteenth street
and Jessup's road, seems 10 be victim
OF too many electric poles. There are
three now Oh Lis premises, and as the
Street and sewer Del Uncut propose to
erect another for electric light purposes,
he Las evidently come ~ the CONCLUSION
that iortearauce las ceased to be virtue.
Cons .quently he is demonstrating with
tie Street AID Sewer Commissioners, but
with what elect remains 10 be seen.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

The contract for dredging the Chris
tiana Will be awarded to the N4t.oLal
Dredging Company. TIE specilcalio,
call i1r channel $50 ieet wide and L
deep, below igw water mark. 1t viii
commence just inside the j,tty and es
there is S29, 50U Appropriated Tor the lur.
pose, the channel can Je extended W the
stream as far Us the works OF the Jack
son x Sharp Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

YOKOHAMA, July 80 "A despatch re-
ceivcd to-day from Nagssaki states that
dreadful earthquake has occurred iu
the " estcrn part Of the Is am Of Kiou
Siou. Tho town Of kumumOto WAS de
stroyel. a great number Of people per
isheI. A vast amount Of pr perry wac
also destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
cln,Ing W. the shoe s.ores.

1t Is no wcu4rr that The Sheriff 10 clos
ing up tho shoe store IN Ii town, be-
cause the Boston Branch Shoe Store, No.
West second st,ert, is throwing tic
goods away, It IS 10 wonder they break
up so many shoe stores, the way Icy are
selling their goods. They VIII not he
here long.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

The fellswing described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot Of land with tile two
story brick dwelling thereon, Situate in the
city of Wilmington, bounded ami described
a iU!lOwf, 10 vat: Hesinu ug at II c We strr!y
tite OF Nind or street between Elghth Hud
Ninth streets at the d,stpnCu OF 80 ient from
tie eoutheriy Ice of kieth street, thence
westerly mad parallel to Ninth street IS iett
to the as urly stGe Of feet " llc alley COM
mnnlcatInR with another 4 feet wide alley,
leading nom Windsor IN Madison streets
thence southerly by said alley side and par
nlici tn Windsor street, twelve feet and half
AN inch more or less, thence Cast,r ly ard par
Ailel to kinlh street through the centre of
the party wall - feet TO tie aforesaid westerly
side of Windsor street, aud tiuuce thereby
nurlhur ly about twelve feet aud half an inch
10 thc place OF beginning, he tho contents
thtr Of what they may, with the use OF aflpy4,
Seized and taken In execution As the pfo-
perjy OF Lewis L. Springer surviving mort
Eagor tdwR d Mulisy aud Anna NJ. Nor
Icy Ills wife, Samuel r. cause and Edith NJ,
Cause, lis WIFI, aud 10 be sUld hy
hLNAS ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherin's ONCE, Wilmington. July %, 1852.
Jy2j
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
IRALTIMoRE 4 OHIO
TRAINS LEAVE DEF, N"y Lisa
EAST BOUsp. hEPuL

RALTIMoRE 4 ONO RAN
Schedule Ia ell"cAt tILRoAn.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL may i4Iio
.r EAST E oa; AVE- bLro5
Express trains.
NEW iohK week daya.,I,,
an. az o., - s. IS q q, ii.soi '7oi.,,.
, SEW oHa, sunday, :. T. -.
iip H,, ~ o., 70 w. Ga y, N. 90 ''O' a, u.
| So Il ~ - week duys,'als, 80.
AZ ts. i %, .2S3. sSS@' 10 10 =. IOs, a n,
'g al, Us 8 50, ~ 81 n. NY avs, o., C,p1
friiiiLhabELrhIA, sunday.
.ua, ~ - Il. m, 'l2 Us, 90 -
&c.,. ~ % A., s3j u.s.. ~, IL,
5bsrss bo"' Week ,dnys.'9l3 ~. ,,,,..
10J. 8 IS. ~ 81 y. m. wv ~ 90 s5ti
m 5nEsrrn,sundnys,. 2l3,.5G5 s,.,-..
~ n, a. M, l2Gs, lm. ~ u Is. sh,
'Vs, -. . 10 900, So. -. ''' w
n ArLAhTlo CRY, n. j., ~ 'n'.
300 y. m, 100, Q9us Oh so,..t, ,'t3s.7.5
2.3S p. IN. 'S = 400 q. Ill.,
p,,u WEST BOUND
al An m, AND WAsHINGrov. ,l,o,.,.
dniiv, u ~. 245. 'iG, IS % .'5%"E,
Sunday. wa m'' '2O' p N. daily, s5e! Al!
fi iii ~ "a IS &c a. IN. - % ana ...
daily. '' ''" y, H.; b5h
Cincinnati and st. Lont. ,,. '''1
ana IS % p. M; both dun nv q IA.
slEoERLY ACCuMMopArinv
ana ii 10 u. M. daily. 'o' I'm
LANDENbEItu ACCoMMon,rr.
days, 6.4O. IL Is ain, SAND Si", week
Gays. 50 u. m, 2.ta and iOt,. r''H'' sui
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ~ ,-t'' ~, ,"
FOR Philadelphia ana NJ, IAHoS
week days: 5 so, q 70, Sid II "S.HE shv M
s 2So,5 % p.m' sundays. j. a. "a, ~. 81. e, ~
For Baltimore, week c.,g....,-
II IS a. m; 80, i 30 n ~ NY " NfN ~
for LnndcnbcrE and way stp,io,......,
ggnys; 20, ~. II IS n. IN es' 'agNs
sundays va II. III: = 81. sam ''' ]. de
CINCINNATI nEd st, Louis, .iI'',,.,.
daily except sunday. '''' 10,
ChiCugo = 20 n. IN, daily .,4r...
day; - 30 y. m, daily. N-N''' sun
iittsbuig. Is ~ In. ffsly. eyccn,
gay; $50 p. m, daily st ''@lt sun
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron Vuut,s-...
bhily, - 10. . u. 1000 III lU.-,, r.,
neon, y 80, iO,3Oj.s4lj, aJl ,5usg..',',!,-Ep
slU 10 10, II SOP. NJ. "'1'"
puliy, except sunday, Q 40anl 1ai
NJ, u u. % 80 and y .. IN. Sunday oalS
Telephone No. lN9
M Rates to western points lower fin,
Via any other line. w. 'AAn
co. sCULL, J1 unr,,
n eon uss' At Gunl Manage.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

NJ. L. Greider of Kapho township,
Lancaster county, Pa, is one OF tx com
petitors for TIE $i0O prlze, offered by
Orange Judd y Co., tor the best yield
per acre Of wheat raised in the L uittd
States. MIR. Grtidcr threshei his wheat
and the yield was Il bushels.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

REMEmBER that tho payment OF
HGEaCn Ar hAAAs OF New Orleans,
ana the rickots zee sisnsd by tho PResi
cent o. an Institution, Whole chartered
riRhte ere recognised IN the highest Courts,
noy nous sehsmaa
ORE DOLLAR IS tho price OF the smalI.
est part or frAotion Of Ticket l5bUED
by US In any Drawing. Anything IN our
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
Public Sales.
DUBLIC SALE-wILL DE SOLD AT
Il public sale, At Milltown, Mill Greek Hd.,
SATURDAY, AUGUST q, 1881,


Three horses, two good WORKERS and one a
good driver; lcow and calf pigs, chickens, i
two seated carriage, york wagon. 2 farm wa
gons, market dearborn, ] Germantown wa
gon, sets OF buggy running gears, plows, har-
rows culiiyators, moving u Machine, $50 bolts
OF different sizes, o lot of cast and wrought
Iron, seets of carriage harness, n lot OF brides
and eollais, two tets Of wagon harness, two
sets % lead harness, and lot OF household
,,urniture lot ofnew fence posts, a lot or
rafters, and weather boarding, and 4 variety
of other articles. Terms, at sale.
CHARLES b. ALLCORN.
lY-.S.0 ld.itM
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Hates, or any further iniorms-
tion desired, write legibiy 10 the undsrslgn.
ed, cissrly stating your residence, with
state, County, street ana Number. Hore
rapid return mail delivery will be assure
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
GAS STOVES.

Desirable in spring, SUMMER S'''-
winter. ,,.,-,t., &, sitting, sew
ing, L odElng and Bath Rooms lhq i, i cutting
Put IN at small expense
walls, iioOrs or ceilings. -
Stoves furnished a abcut Coz, md ftsh
Price OF gas only 81. - per iu1us'u"
Apply al gas ollee.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

Time table III erecI, June 4fi,l 3'4. it,ll,
leave " illnington (freneh sIttU - !oAlsf
For Headile, BirdtJOt0, JOsu.s, s. l-f'
held, Naynesberg JuncuVn, HAAuE, se..-i-..,
vile and ali points on ne Falstolpl!A AL
heading n. R., 40 4. M, Y. 10 and 5Ap.n,
FOR Springfield, NaynCtbGrs JnaesJa.
CoatesvilIe, Enibreevile, LerSpe',. Cl,iti
Ford and Dupont's and lnteTmedlAH polnA
7. OOH. M, 2. %. 40 and &. 40p.n.
FOR tOateevtlle and intermefiaR poiuS
7. o. a. m, 2. 0. 40 and .. 80 y. m. ,,,,
For West Chester, 100 =. M, Nv ''''A-'
DSiiy except Saturday and 5nntay.
For New Bridge and intermediate noina
Q, II D, m. and on Saturday only 81 ., u Ed
ON sunday for Beading and intcrnsGiina y,
EnrInrasid snd Intermediate points at 80
<, e. q, McCAUsI.AND. SowNEsh Bh!tsA
EuperlntsndenL deh 'A7''
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
pUBLIc SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST srd..

ON SATURDAY, AUGUST ard..
at4.S O'Clock.
House, COS South jackson 81 -, 0 rooms, bath,
bot aud cold water. This house Is in n good
location. 1909 and iii Maple streets,
rooms with bath, hot and cold water. Slots,
corner Of Maple and Harrison streets, four
squares south Of Front. The lots are inprOy-
Ing rapidly One square from new park.
Three lots on Duncan street above Ninth ave.
Houses are all rented. Now Ia good time
10 improve this sale for those who wish IA
hone or lot. The property is within ten
minutes walk Of Harlan h noliingsworth. u
Terms of sHle-{s0 on each house as soon as
struck oil, 800 following SATURDAY when tho
settlement II made. Twenty dollars 20 be
paid CT each lot as soon as struck oil and ten
honHrs month thereafter uutl the amount
10 paid per cent. OF for cash.
ELIJAH GREEN,
GERS.
Omnibus leaves Fourth and Market streets
at O'Clock y. m, u attend sale J2p-jl-
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

Dcyiici crabs, clans and oysters at
AiuscOw's, 7J7 shipley strest,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
lddIss, Registered Letters containing Cur.

thbI "
NEW ORLgANB NATIONAL RANI,
Rev Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
IMPORTANT.

Address M. A. DAuPAHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Washington. ID. q.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York
Exchange, Dralt or Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

g.
ION
Are9your boys and girls
ready iorita Have you fitted
them and yourself with outing
shoes1 Shoes for seashore or
country, for field sports and
boating, light weight boots and
slippers for indoor wear, for
men, boys. women and chill
dren.
Tan and russell color, goat, but
ton shoes.
Tan and russell color, goat, pat
ent vamp, button shoes.
Tan and russell color, goat, Ok,
ford ties.
Tan and russell color, goat, Ok.
ford ties, patent vamp.
Tan and russell color, goat, Ok
ford ties, patent tip.
Fine Paris Kid, Oxford tics, Mi
randa ties and slipper.
Tan and russell, Oxford ties, for
men and boys.
Tan and russell high hook-lace
for men and boys.
Canvas shoes all colors.
Bicycle and Tennis shoes. u
Tan and Garnet wigwamshocs
for men, women, boys and
girls. ~
Drop in and's see the big as
sortment at the small prices for
quality.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Ma writ Of Lcyari FaciAs, to me directed, will
he exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In tile city of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
a:..IIa1a. .s:axs..!s1ss.:. E... z !
Excursion Fare IN III. u tti
sl,51 tHuNrs Al ga ''"

A 'LAN III 0ii VIA w." -,
aud Wilmington Ferry, Drisware river w.
West dorsey Railroads. CvmMtuciaF t'.'l
day June ajth aud On Sundays ONLY, i'l w..
leave King street pier at 7.s1 a, m 9i'a' "
with train which will leave AuhIHl' .. 4"
II. lla. m. Returning tram WI t,at' H'1' Al
tic City, ut 6p. M reaching N"h''"s''"'
{. 80 y. NJ. -, ---, ,il
piNeeNcursiouists hours AT sea et3't, RI
,ts csu he secuTpl At ticket on =, uii I.tt' T. II
on OF gddress the undersigned tor ia''.
tpI special excursions - TIL a,.l.4.,.'
side resort. The boat can ut cAsist'' .,tiy
10 A. q. MCCAISLANp. sui' Ha..''''"''
BOW NESS ERlGus, uenr. fais' A"''
i2b-5tN Cudtf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31

MONEY TO LOAN ON COED 1sT
Va myrtsu Ees IN aHms 10 suit, City or
ouutry. GEO. Il. VDW ~ ESD,
25-Iln GA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

49,. IVA III, lSSI
ssn', "hi leave Wilinln. ton as s,Ilou.
go. si 10 s.1 ~ 'seaiprsas,4 92.@.nL'
iz,sI. l.so. 2Si, al, Hmst u at.a., .nj
!, accommodation, Gtl,sa ia ~. ~ !, y y pm.
- ssr T GS.s 20 IS, ia 10, i = y a. s.a
az az; II II q Ii ga. N. Nh "a "a "a "a ~ ~, N
kccommod.uon, a. sM Nus
a. m, u -, 2sA, tO1 6ss 10, .s M 1i,llo O&
n sss NJ on. IA y = IL IS Y ,.% Z
For Wss, Ss .aS 's ". :, G T.; ~.
Tor Hstsis t t6ss sS .ad lu.erns,,.., ~,
f Bsiiinsss and 10 10 s = 4,a .,,,on
baltimore and nay Linz, bpm.
IN Bsliimo, ,od And wa,eiiaE!!G1l ~, e. ~
Trains tor Deiswsie division ieAys' WIZ
Nn , na's aSa 4, 81 4. r. e. A. M Ha as ~
ufSVtgrtpnn and Il hob0th, - o. ia., -
ssrT 2 DeInsnn,' sna va ..s = ..s,, IN
E8p ii sS" f q Rsm4piins.on. ssop.p,
Express for p yer. hArrinston. and w.
Franklin Il II 7 DIV siT sol. N.
iort and Norfolk. IL " wight
Lave philadelphia. BroAd etreet. iot WI.
hLngSon tsxpressh So, IA m n,
~, ~ ~ y 10, IL Do q. M, y. i1LsOl,IS
tor, ". t2i. '',2. go, 60, e51. III, ii1
A AZ x; odstion, ees, iCas, .n,LsiR
81, tU, C92, s& I00a ict1' sui ii Up,u,
SUNDAY ADAMS,
TOE fbllAdelp MIA IL Xprgs,l YDaqSL tsl.n
w. II o. ~ m, 2H, "A, 8 ~ iis ana l. IN =
AeSo .n ~ odhuon, ana. No., l2il ~ ID
6y, ~, ~ and 10 - D, IN ="
"a III ST xxi se15presal 71j.a 10. naIzn
t%H99ERaiiSff44jj'iGHb . sMhR an. nla 49, a.
ais n', fte Il H. IL II Is ~ "a
n Fpf i y : ssI Chester. vi. L.nOs!n. 'l'l NJ
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort ne
Norfolk. "a kNiSht. ,.,#.,.-.
For New sUAstIe, hHkwJ h4e4tt"'ai
CLAYTON, Dover, Felton,, heTnaEitH, 70
vile, SeafOrd, LsuIti Gu1 lleih@', Ia N'sat,
BALTIMORE and Washington. ! ~, w
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Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
VOULDN' YOU

Think that there was
something wrong about
our goods or our pricesif
we were to be continu-
ally having some new
project on h,nd to use
as a lever to force sales.
The facts are our great
lever to lessen prices
is ready cash in buying
and by selling at close
prices tor the cash.
We sell our goods and
have the cash with
which to buy more
And so it goes, we get
the goods cheap and
can supply the people
with Clothing for the
Men and Boys at prices
that are sure to give
such satisfaction that
the garments are con-
tinually advertising our
place Of business. The
people are our friends
and we are going 10
show them we appre-
ciate 1t by giving the
best clothing for the
least money. I
Daily Republican., 1889-07-31
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

At the academy of Music, New Or
leans, Tuesday, August 10, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 1000
10000 Tickets at Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves otOi Quar- Iers
S5i Tenths 81; TWentieths 81.