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Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
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New YORK, July a III.
n Rn,. affair at the Central Man,, %a
bank, on Broadway, to-l4y in v Iia1l,oAal
prominent actors were the prsss.n, ~ ,na
Il. Strong, AMI n mun wlo,r, J ia'i, W,
not oil closed. A little after IN "n''t,'P y
the uhknosn man went into N, oEots
with Mr.. Strong, aud ah MI IN '"v OAK
aiterwafd a pistol shot was heard "'au'si
Two policemen rusAc1 hiin' ~.
soon alter the shooting, blt r ,"o oank
were made, The employees Of tba "I ts,
refused to talk about the affair bw p eals
cent strong after some Que,tlon ", lesl'
- am very, very sorry this ill.,, Saa'
leaked out. Not that care ,or "a,
at all but for others, " HON a Im. MlST
OF the truth wouli Lurt irretr1sr,oTsntag,
lear. For their Gaisea can, n, %y, |
statement. Tie psrs who lirci T ,iae, 4
toi Is not a dero5itor in the Central y "
uooal Bank. nor was he co7nec'eI ~. as'
IT IN any way. He l. nan v VII TA
uone me wrong and himself I'm ~
has been In my employ fer ~ y,,,, as
his father for 81 years, N VI
"ie Knew that ihe wrong h. h,s ,,..
INC had come to my ears. 4, ber,m.s
INC to make atonement. He asked ~
my forgiveness, and old him Tia, ae.
what no hal done I could not piyo M, ,,,s
l had trusted him for years, and he I ~
dcceived me. i Will take INV III. =, ,hs S'''
he replied, and putting the pis,ol na,r NJ,
forehead, he shot, but the ball did MAJ n, ~ N,
him, nor do ] think he intended ia hS' NV m
himself. He does not live here ana Ar |
withhold his name because of ihc Al.
grace 1t would entail upon an aasd
father and an innocent wife. Ne'N
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

New YORK, July 23.-Two Lew trusts
were ANNOUNCED to-day. Que is a bedquilt
trust, tho two houses which practically
control the manufacture of comiorterS
having pooled their interests. The price
of the quilts, It Is said, Will be advanced
about 70 rer cent. The other is free
lunch trust. .-.-
The Knickcrbocker Bean Company pro-
poses TO SUI ply all the saloons in the city
with the materials for lunches The
company is absorbing many of the routes
OF individuals who have been supplying
the saloons in Their vicinity, and IN cases
where the small fry refuse TO max, way
for the big concern the latter threatens
| to supply the saloons at hall the priG-t
now prevail ing and thus drive the In
dividual puiveyors out OF business.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

PHLADELrHIA, July u -gober, w,
row, of 1875 Spencer street; W1Tsm
Nicely. OF 152 Spencer street; John IIntcS
inson, of Spencer street, near Cres.on
and jerome Kehoe, Ridge avenue ns..
School lane, were yesterday burned Nv
the explosion OF gallon bottle of bn.
mine OF potash in the factory of povsr
q Weightmsn, FALL OF Schuylkill n,
Cahall, who attended them, said that n,
two former were burned around the fare
and vera hurt more than tile two latte,
but he thought all would recover "
1t appears that Powers and Weight.
man had about 5000 boxes Of the bromJns
OF patasb. and that one box took fra
from the action OF the atmosphere on tbe
chemicals 1t contained. The four men
were trying to remove this box, with
Morrow pulled oil the lid and Neeley
threw some water into IT. As soon as the
water reached the chemical the explosion
took place, and the tunes probable eau,
ed the burning.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Prof. A. ii. Berlin did not leave VII
m.ngton yesterday, as the evening papers
stated, but his wife and daughter started
for Erie and Bradford, in northern Penn
sylvania. The Professor was visited by Il
reporter at his residence, SIT Adams
street, last evening.
The High school boys havo developed
great zeal aud earneStuess in their sta tius.
The instructors are working harmonious
ly and efficiently. Co operation and sys.
TEN point to success. Prof. lserlin's ideas
on educat on are thorough and practical.
The clearness ard efficiency with which
he makes himself understood shows him
to be both u natural and well develop
ed teacher. Tho great burden of bis
mird appears to be to get the boys u
look up higher aud Tor larger results and
to become able to express TIL ir education
fully and practically, IN speech and in
composition.
He appears to he a teltmade teacher
and we'll calculated 10 euit ell industrial
and busy people. He is pleasing and in.
structive III conversation and has re-
markably warm heart for the boys.
He was gratitlsd at the pleasant sur
prise OF increased salary, but said it Wal
necessary In order TO live cuinioi tably.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Isaac p. Carly has been doing o very
lively business In policy gambling in
Lord street, between Poplar and Lom-
bard, for some time past, but he has
been Interrupted by being arrested aud
bound over to answer at the Superior
Court by the Municipal Court In the sum
| OF ", 900. Carly was arrested last week,
but had Ills hearing postponed until this
norm Z.
William Townsley testified that he
bought q policy slip from Carly some
| two weeks ago, but could not tell how
much he paid for it. He played "sAdle''
row, but he got nothing.
johnson A. Hill had paid Carly cents
about two weeks ago for O policy slip,
and was to draw 81 II the right numbers
came out.
George Cummins, colored, had bought
policy from Carly before 1t was bursted
up, but not lately.
Andrew Jeff, who escaped from the
city when the great policy raid was made
two years ago, said he bought policy
slip from Carly last Thursday. The
numbers were 7, 10. Z, 81, on "Flsh'
row. There were 0 or 10 persons there
buying policy clips at the same time.
Chief of Police swiggett testified to the
arrest OF Carly and when searched S2d
in money, three policy slips, AMI a mum.
Der Of other policy documents v ere found
upon him. ." ..--
William T. Lyman, Esq who appear.
\ ell In Ciity's defense said there was suf
ilcieat evidence for binding over, but
\ he thought $1,000 bail would be sufficient
Judge Ball thought different and required
| ", 600 baii.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
IlIEll.

CRANE-At the residence of her uncle
;. :. southland, 1921 Market street, Mary
Ann Crane, aged Is.
Funeral services Mt the house on We'd
ncsday, gath, ut s p. IN. Interment ut
Jersey City, n. j.
lRONS.--On July -, Alexander Irons, NJ.
D.. in his G3d year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO Mt
tend the funeral on Thursday, July %
service At the Newport NJ. Il. Church, nj
. y M. lnternent Ut st. James Cemetery
Newport.
DURsTEIN-On the 2Sd inst, blanche
daughter of ;. IL. and NJ. j. Durstcin
aged years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from thu
residence of her parents, No. 2l5 King
| street. ON Thursday afternoon. ut
O'Clock. lntcrmeut at Rivtrvtew Come
| terry.
LUKENs-At Falkland, Del, on th'
I'D instant, Angelina H., wife o
Thomas 4. Lukcns, aged 81 years.
| RlTTENIIOU SE-At her late residence
at state Road, Del, ON Monday, I'D in
slant, Mrs. Emma q. Rittcnhouse, il
the SD year OF her age.
BOiD-On July y, Martini A. Boyd, wifi,
OF the late samuel Boyd, i'll her SSH
! years.
Relatives and friends are invited L
! attend the funeral on Friday, July VI
| from the residence OF her son-in law
| James L.. Scott, ESD, of No. 2ll7 WhuI
ton street. Philadelphia, Pa. intcrincn
At Chnrlestown, Maryland Services u
the church at that place. Train vii
leave Wilmington at 1O.Wh. m.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
THIRD EDITION.



NksHvILLE, Tenn, July 23.-Infor-
nation has been received here that Mira.
Hattie Gibson Heron, wife OF Rev. David
Heron, late OF Jonesboro, this ate, Is
under sentence of death in Corea Tor
teaching the doctrines OF Christianity.
Rev. Dayii Heron is well known as a
Presbyterian minister. He went to Co.
rea about three years ago. the wife join
ing her husband a few weeks later.
Mrs. Heron preached the gospel as
well as her husband, and was the means
OF converting noblemsn in Corea, who
began preaching Christianity.
The Emperor had Mrs. Heron arrested
and thrown 10 prison. Her $50 was in
vestigated and finally the sentence Of
death was passed. Mrs. Heron was
known as the most beautiful lady In
L ct Tennessee.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT INTERPRETERS
WAsnINGToN, July % Acting Sccrs-
tary of State Wharton, UPON telcRraphic
representations from Congressman lay
Tor, OF Tennessee, that Mrs Hetou was
to be- haIged, cabled Minister DiUsmore,
at Seoul, to investigate the case and II
necessary or not too late, to use his good
Offices III securing Mrs. Heron's release.
The State Department has no other al
vices upon the subject.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
EDITION.
NEW MOVE IN CLOTHING,


Ahhber btuTt-ochHuk oh NhoHP.
Those who thought !. Hamburger &
Sons were humbugs when they frat came
here are completely over that now. They
sec that this enterprising firm has done
all and more than II ever promised to do
In the way of furnishing the people Of
Wilmington with good and cheap CLOTH
Ing. They are looked upon now as
amongst the most enterpfislng of the
citizens of Wilmington, and Messrs.
Ward and Wright, the gentlem snly man.
ayers, have made substantial friends with
ali with whom they have met. The well
known countenance of George Mccall, In
in the store as an assistant, gives the firm
home-like tenure and a real Whining
ton cast.
Well, what nowi These gentlemen
are always getting up something new.
What next Here 1t is. They are selling
OIL the stock of goods they have on hand
for almost any pr ce. Some might say
that was O 81 IN OF weakness, but not In
their case. There is no weak spot about
them, but they are selling OF all they
have; yes, every stitch in their store,
clear and clean. for the purpose OF re-
moving into new store, which they will
commence with an entire new stock OF
clothing. To prepare for this removal
they have commenced to day to sell oil
their old stock, and at most surprisingly
low prices.
Only think of pantaluons costing Is
selling for 81 95; suits of cheviot and cas-
slmere, worth $40, selling for s6.95; ALL
wool cassimeres, worth SIG and SIS. SELL
ing for t12 60; coat aud vest, worth 81. so,
selling for 10 cents; flarnel coat and vost,
worth IS, ceiling for f3.95. aud Mohair
coat aud vest, worth s., 81 and 81, SELL
Ing for $3.50.
They are making display tables for all
grades of goods, 80 that everybody can
see at ence what they want. Bows suits,
worth Il, So and 81, are now offered for
81. IS.
But 1t will take too long to tell all.
Now, Is the time, and Hamburger y
Sons the place TO supply yourselves with
| clothing.
Now word as to the new store. The
firm is going back to the large store
| where they first commenced business in
this city. Nearly everybody knows how
large the Crosby IL Hill building is.
Well, this firm will occupy the whole oil
| 1t from cellar to the ROOT, and on the 25th
Of August they will commence 10 re-
model 1t aud make 1t just as they want
It. The frat stoy will be devoted "a
mems clothing aud to the custom depart
ment, the second to children aud boy IS
clothing, and the third to overcostings.
This new store Ia to be the best and must
extensive ever before stocked In VIII.
minkson. But for the present the old
store Is OF the most interest to the people
of Wilmington who want clothing al
their own piicts, and will get 1t by call
lug at No. 200 Market street. A..
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

In accordance with o.ders from the
Levy Court, the bridges in this county
are being painted, and a humber OF work
men are emp Dyed on the Markc; street
bridge, over the Christiaua, to-day. The
bridge at Cooch's, Penrader Hundred,
has recently been painted by ex-T4x,
Collector James Il. De,ghton, and is now
one of the tin.st ard most ornamental 10
New Castle county. Mr.. Deishton Is at
excellent painter and has put in sone o.
his finest work on this bridge.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

MARION, N. c., July 2i-Colonel Rh
ger j. Page, a prominent lawyer aud el'
tor of the Times Register here, was NUT
derod on Monday night, just after alirti-
ing from n train, by an unknown as'assa'
Colonel Page was walking between Two
friends and leaning on the arm OF one o. !
them when tho assassin came up beliha
and shot him through the neck, whlsa
was broken by the ball. Alter firing 10
murderer got on a horse AID Ned los
town. 1t is said that woman was lie
cause of the trouble, and that Young
man had threatened to shoot the Colonel
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
East Side Baptist Mission excursion 10
Augustine Pier. Tuesday, July 3Qth.


HELENA, Mont. July GA lanlsllis
ON the Northern Pacific, which occurred
just this side of Miles City on Saturday,
is one Of the most extensive and dis.
astrous in the history Of the roal. NJ
happened at point on the feiloWstcus
Division where the track Skirts leiloF.
stoue river, with the turbultnt stream on
one side and high alkall bank ONMa
other. Without warning or aplaieas
cause this bank gave way and tie mas
OF earth for distance OF 300 feet along
the track and from 300 feet awaytl
down into the river, completely buTi'l,
the railroad.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Edward Robinson, who has heen rather
under the weather, suffering with a severe
cold in the head, lie well enough to at end
to his duties in the car depal ttuent at the
II. u ii. shops.
Charles Warner is summering at Rich
field Springs. -...
Mrs. Caleb P. johnson Is confined to
the house BY sickness.
Charles s. Gawthrop sails from New
York to-day on the steamer CITY Of
Berlin for London. lie goo, on busln es;
and pleasure com ined.
Henry 9. Ciesver of Port Penn, hls
been elected president OF the Delaware
City National Bank, vice the late Charlie,
q, Ash.
! Mrs. John D. schwalmeyer and hei
grand daughter, Miss Lulu Barnett o
Richmond, Va, are visiting Mr.. Harry
q. Schwalmeyer OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

We rest on our
oars this time oil
year about making
profits. We don
want goods car
ried over, but sold.
Prices at the mini
mum.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

It's not an am
bilious price. Yet
il gets YOU a Silk
Ponpee Coat and
Vest that give Won
equal comfort in
clothes with a mil
=lionaiire.
Thin lioht stronr..
i, zenl',,r nnne,r,tes
Il. etrong 6ps,ere
cant tear f f. \ ,lr,,q-
nists scaIes Will
. V #. Dressv
silk washable Jt,s
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

The remains of Francis Mcguire, 40
old soldier who died on Monday Vera
laid to rest this morning. The funeral
was in charge OF smyth Post No. |, i. a.
r., and took place from the urtieftaSn;
establishment of Daniel I. kilroy, No.
ITO West Seventh street. The body Ta
taken to St. Peters Pro Cathedral, where
solemn high mass was celebrated by Nllat
General Lyons, after which the ntermsai
was made In the Cathedral Cemetery
The pall-bearers were w. s. MeNtf,
James NJ. Bantham, Henry ManloTe aal
Thomas Heap.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
BRANCH
No. 2 West Second st.,
Wilmington, Del
HOTv

Just the kind of weather
to bring to mind our 75c
Seersucker Coat and Vest
and our $1.oo Flannel Coat
and Vest, and the necessity
of doing the best you can
for the money. We are sell
ing Mems and Boys Cloth
ing at just half price. This
will not last long. So give
us a call now-you will
ne YER need thin clothing
worse than you do now.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Roach's old shipyard at Chester, which
ia now known as the Delaware River
Shipbullding Works, is very busy at
present, having contracts on hand for the
building OF eight steamships at cost of
over So, 000,o0 These boats are all for
companies, and one of the latest con-
tracts Ia for two steamships for the New
York and Brazilian Steamship Company
to ply between New York and Rio
Jaueiro,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

CHAMBERLAIN, 8. d., July 23-Rob.
ert Philbrick, trustw orthy Crow Greek
Indian, was in the city yesterday, aud re.
ported that White Ghost, the head chief
of Crow Greek and forty Others signed
Saturday. White Ghost has been tho
backbone of the OPT osItion at tha.
agency. A comparatively clean sweep
will undoubtedly be made at Crow Creek.
The encouraging outlook causes Con.i.
enable enthusiasm In this city Twenty.
nine hundred of the four thousand 10.
diane have now signed, and there ara
nearly two thousand to draw on icr lAs
balance.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

II. L. Brown, the well known EgeY-
man on Orange street near Second, ll'
procured II new team for carrying F4s'
sengers to or from the railroad stations
lie has stylish horse AID n ilIe Two.
seated station carriage. The harness
was made by Parker & sialiiey anu y. :. .s ~
carriage is one of Cahill's be't. !. 81
be hired ty the day or hour, AMI all J., ss y,
phone calls for 359 will he promptly y. y,
tended to, day or night. Mr. 5,o" u A,' |,
has several heavy teams, ana i hsct'
flrs.-class livery and boarding st4o'e'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
Gail for tho Ambulance.

This morning as a man named Haley
was driving along Front street on a
wagon, his team was run Ito by u street
ear and be was thrown to the ground
As he was unconscious, j. A. Wilson :
ambulance was tyIrphoued for and lie
was taken to his residence on Elm street,
where he was attended by n physician.
1t is said that he is badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

AMBER ON, Ind, July 81. Last FRI
day evening while bathing iu White
River, west OF here, Scott Todd and
Charlie lIosier, aged 10 and IL, were
drowned. Sumluy evening nearly Bog
people, among whom was Stephen
bilby. were on the river bank hunting
for the bodies A rope was stretched
across the stream. To this rope Bllby
was hanging in mid;tream when he lost
his hold. he was carried under IN Il
swirl OF the watr and drowned In the
presence OF his wife and two children.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Robert McCadden will have sac ,s "a
first.class fresh cows and sprinseris, 81 , w
Bellevue Hotel, Ninth ward, on fi t"1,5,
at 80 O'Clock, pm. Farmers ana , 1'i'
men wishing to purchase shout . .sso n /,
opportunity to do SO. MIR. Mee aos s,. IN ia
a straightforward man who % ~ Law.
do what is right, and everybody ann ar,,a.
that auctloneer Stidham would hV T.. an. smr
ternance any Misrepresentation IL -"
shape whatever.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Professor Rossiter's dancing academy
will be open this ev, ming, and will also
be open Satu day evening, at Webster S
dancing ACADEMY, Opera House. The
professor is an adapt ut the business, and
a iirst-class teacher oil the art. The
music is furnished 10y Professor Alherts
and Plerson. Dancing commences at 4
O'Clock, and the best of order Is main
tsined. No Objectionable pcison is al.
lowed abundance.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Great bargains In boots and shoes.
Ladies' Oxford ties, from 80 cents to 81
per pair; ladies' fine opera slippers, from
As cents to Sl.75 per pair; ladies' house
slippers, from 20 cents to 81. A large
assortment of ladies', gents, boys,
youths, misses and children shoes and
slippers of all sizes and all widths. Also
large stock OF russell goods, which can.
not be beat in quality or price. Gilt
Edge Boot and Shoe Store, northeast cor
ner OF Second and Orange streets, VII.
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

Mrs. VIM. Laockyer, wife OF the mana
ger OF the Liverpool and London tailor
Ing establishment, No. 52l Market street
was passenger on the steamer Which
left Philadelphia this morning for Liver
pool. Her object 10 to look alter an es
tate in which she has an Interest, aud I,
visit relatives and friends. sLe expect
to return In about two months. W. wisl
her o pleasant trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
Price of Cohl Mining.

PITTsBuRG, July 23.-The employees
OF Joseph Walton & Co., bituminous
coal operators, have agreed to work for
Two aud quarter cents a bushel, and
this action, It Is said, will fix that price
as the ruling price for coal mining in the
first, second and third polls, the fourth
pool men now only getting two cents
pr bushel.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

The new ferry boat City of Reading, re-
Gently built by the Harlan II Hollings-
worth Company for the Philadelphia 81
Reading Railroad Company, made her
first trip yesterday afternoon between
Philadelphia and Camden. She will &C.
eommodate nearly 1000 passengers, In
addition TO q number OF teams.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

suNnURY, July 93,-aiis, May P.
Schllcr, Is years old, Ned with con-
sumption on board Pullman car near
this place yesterday. She was IN the
way IRON WASHINGTON to fayettc, y. y,
her home, ard WAS III wien rhe started.
Soon aftsr she left Harrisburg che be-
came worsc. Her father, who lie u clerk
in the rostoiiice department III Washing.
ton was with her
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

JoHSsTowS, July 23.--Ann'e Frank
Ilauser, a notorious female OF Thu place
was arrested to-day for causing the dealt
OF John Mcbride, Of Prospect. Tho in
formation was made by Wi'liam Baker,
who says the woman struuk McIjIi,
with tone on July Is at his house
causing injuries which Resulted Ia his
dlaih l, Is hnInInY.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
VH.B.SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We told you some two
weeks ago about Wool de
Beiges, thin summary stuf1s
and great for wear. We
then had sixty-three pieces
in the best shades of light
greys and browns. We now
have twenty pieces. They
have been appreciated and
VIC never offered better value
tor the money-reduced
from so cents to IS Cents.
You can anticipate your
wants on these fabrics with
profit, as nothing in the line
OF dress goods is more sta
pie.
We started to clean out
all the Mems Isle Thread
Stockings We had. We've
about fifteen dozens left in
black, dark brown and dark
blue, sizes g, 81, 10. loi, IL.
They are reduced from so
cents to IS cents per pair.
If your taste rune to some
thing finer there's a few doz
ems OF Mems Silk Stockings,
dark brown. navy and gar
net, 9 to 1o1 in size. Only
about fifty pairs and always
a 81. We shall sell these
few pairs tor SO cents.
LADIES' Lisle Thread
Stockings, drop stitched and
fancy colors. With cn,y a
few weeks ahead to sell them
we would rather make the
loss now. All the dollal
r qualities are reduced to &
cents. All the IS cen
qualities are reduced to 8,
cents. A few window-iades
. ones il the high grades, 8!
cents.
: We have a few NOR
pieces OF Imitation Chin;
Silks in pinks, terra colt
and drabs; first of the sea
It con price so cents-noy
I25 cents.
A small lot OF Wamsuit
bleached muslin 10 cents pc
= yard basement.
A small lot OF Germa
loom table demask linen
In remnants Of Il to ?
yards ach-35 cents t,
e. S2.5o-6aseme1lt
: We have sixiy-seven rem
nants OF Cashmeres an
Cloths in Spring and Fs
shades ] hs y respesent CT
to cuttings for the season. w
don't want them around an
all those at so cents go TO 3
r cents. Those ct 40 cen
60 to IS, and those at 81
' C, nts 60 to 70 cents. The
are in lengths from u to
: yards long.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

There will to grand concert at the
Opera House tomorrow night Tor tie
benefit OF Father Corbinian's church at
Johnstown, which was destroyed by the
flood. The tickets will be but So cents,
and as there is some excellent talent en-
gagged, those who attend will be sure TO
spend pleasant evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

NEW YoRK, July 23-At the Court Of
Oyer and L rminer tG- lay Char'es Gil
len and Ferdinand CaroliD wercfe fenced
to be hanged ON August %. Judge Van
Brunt sentenced CorJliu ard Judge Bar
rett pronounced the doom OF Giblen.
This will make five men who are TO be
executed In the Tomhs IN the same day.
The Other three are james Nolan, John
Lewis and Patrick raclienham.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24

A grand excursion will be given, under
the auspices Of q committee of one hun.
dred, on Sept. 4th, 1853. For further
particulars, ste circulars. William l..
Postle. President; james Z. Thompson,
Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
HARRY q. MCLEAN.

The tcatro ding is being put up in St.
Mary's church ready Tor the frescoing,
which Will be done by Philadelphia ar
list. 1t is expected to be finished in
about four mo. tbs. The services during
the week will be held in the church base.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-24
- -
TERRIFIC
Cutting ARRAY
TN WILMINGTON.
The Knife Freely Used.
BUT NO BLOOD SHED.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
At the Boston Shoe Store,
No. 2 West Second ST.
GREAT EXCITEMENT

Now is your cnunoe TO get your Foot.
wear. We have decided to clear out the
entire stock in GO days, and you miss the
chance of your life II you do not take ad'
vantage of this sale, as you have lots Of
time to wear, as the Summer is just
commencing.