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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, March 20.-Wheat opens'
easier Corn heavy and qniet. Oar
steady and unchanged. Provision
steady and fairly firm. Closing; Wheat
March, 9lsc.; May, 96ic.i June, s2tc
Corn@March 33.c.; May, S5!c.; June
35tc Oa,s-March, 24tc.; May, 2osc.
June. 95.c. Pork-May, sl2.2sti June
sI9.e7t. Lard-March, $3.50 Nay
"a s5; June, 500. Short rios-Msy
s622t: Juns697i; July, s6S2..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, March 90, 1880.

RICHMOND, Va, March 90, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-0Oi bushels
COrn--7OO bushels.
OATS 900 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, 900 bushels good at
81 O5. do. bushels fair at 81
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. -Shddling. 9sc.; low mid
ding. Ole: good ordinary, ste.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
DUyAL x NORTONS CELEBRA.
Il n TONIC

nUVAL x NORTON'S CELEBRA-
- TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses Mules. Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
in dogs. warranted 10 cure chicken and hog
cholera Read what those who have used IL
have 10 say:
,,eorge y. Smith. Atlecs, Hanover. county,
va. says: Duval X NOrtOn's Horse Tonic
is the best tonic have ever used
II. {. Alexander, Old Church. Hanoyer
county, Va. says: zoo much cannot he said In
praise OF Duval y NOrt0n's Horse Tome.
John l.. Curtis, Warwick {. H., Va: | think
IL almost indispensable 20 our raising hogs.
Jos. I. Garrow. Warwick, c. H., Va, says
II is the best remedy | ever saw for chicken
cholera, as dozens OF my neighbors viii testify.
r. + caWpoen Hsaaaso9 Hs.b h,Dg do william IAN
scratches which | had give up 10 die q few
doses OF the Tonic made COMPLETE cure.
Price. . and Is cents per bottle. For sale
by ali druggists. Sample bottle by mail Tor
IS cents Ia stamps. (. p REEVE co,
hlehinond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

Experiments as to tho inductive effect
Of electricity seem TO show that the
transfer of single spark is sufficient to
disturb perceptibIy the electricity ofspace
throughout cube OF 400, 900 cubic feet
capacity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

Doy t waste money and time on
worthless things
Do get bottle of Dr. Dayid's cough
syrup and cure that cough.
Catarrh cured by Mrs. Joa Person
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

Mr.. A. B.,LAs0ME, Boston, Mass,
says. ordered and distributed one
dozen large bottles Bradycotne among
my friends afflicted with headache, and
in every case 1t has afforded almost in.
Simultaneous relief.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

THE EVENING JOURNAL, which not
long ago enacted the part of Esau and
sold its birlhright for mess of por
ridge, says ..."-
Foraker neei not tremble. Grover
Cleveland is too much OF a man, too hon.
est, too self-respecting to have anything
to do with Ohio politics."
If Governor Foraker Is trembling II
is because he fears that the fraudulent
ex- president will not come to Ohio to
stump the State. II Dir. Cleveland
would dare to go 10 Ohio it would in
crease the Republican majority thous
ands of votes, but there is no danger OF
the astute leaders of the so called
Democratic party permitting him to do
so. His free trade message defeated
them last fall and hereafter they will
keep him carefully muzzled, and try
TO prevent his doing any further harm.
Still this will not avail, as it is a for
gone conclusion that as far as National
politics are concerned the Democrats
are dead beyond resurrection tor the
next twenty five years.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

MA&fsTrE, Mich, July "a. T.. D.
WIN eler. of Mani,ter MICHIGAN, prom
iueu sa rauuf4c uler, yesterday out
l.uel the .,lls oi tie proposed Inter
uafonul salt trust. The tfust will In
incorporated ma tie l4ws OF New
York with raIitA Of GO 0aD,0g0. NJ
ter the associa lon Is formed the war he-
tween the pr.duc "a i'll Kansas aud
NJ chigau and New York viii be settled
and '.e4eh maDHtaa uring - in vii h
aIpoftiontd its a%a district. The sus
on the long ireirlt hou. vii 10 ad
usted and prices " Il 20 up ten cents i
barrel. - Tile association is to nsgll
business on the iirst OF JANUARY ueXt
Mr. Burt the defeated candidate for toy
erLug OF Michigan, Will be lii, first pe
itlent. Uf the stock S5,0DJ,0O0 viii b
held By English capitalists.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
a Woiaan's Liquor Crusade.

INDIANAPOLIS, Iuiy 15-As a result
IF the reform mov.m Mt iaausnrated
several weeks ago by MIS- W. O. LrodE,
thg wifi Of :. Michigan CITY ca;italiet,
y ho Enuouu I'D determination To break
tue eafoon business regardless cf cost,
because whitkeY had been sold TO her
husband contrary 0 her oriers, the OF
Il ers OF Laporte County have been busy
.-taY arre,tuS liquor sellers on various
charges Of violating the state laws. Re
ports fron Michigan Gity stnte thai
thcra IS ma II csc}emeut there. Sixty
men were taken iuto custody during the
i day.
Mrs. l. eds has had Diet ctiyes at worl
since She declared war agths
tie saIeeG keepers and she Ia
ureumulatel evidence which wiz, she j
c Md III cui,ttle iler 10 carry out 1t
threat 10 break up the business.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. July IA, 1850.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. July ID, 1850.
A Bargain worth coming
for on a hot day.
447 pairs Ladies' French
Kid and Dong ola
Shoes. Not a pair In the
lot ever offered for less than
50. ...
Many were 81 so. They
have ranged between these
extremes, with the majority
in the high grades.
The price to-day is S2.
Reduced 10 close broken
lots. The sizes are COM
plete at the opening, but
may soon be broken. The
small and large sizes are
most numerous.
The sale will begin at 10
o'clock this A. M.
Market street front, west of main aisle
Chances 10 cheap China:
600 Decorated China
Fruit Plates opened yester-
day, 10 cents each; several
styles.
1900 China Berry Sau
GERS, flower decorations, 7
cents each; have been dou-
BE.
1900 Fluted China Cups
and Saucers, y, ious colors,
at 20 cents each, from IS
cents. - ..
Second aoor, second gallery.
The Fir, nch Hand made
Muslin Underwear on the
Main Aisle, near Chestnut
strees entrance, aud the
Drawers, Gowns, Chemises,
and Skirts on the second
floor, first gallery, marked
down and advertised yester-
day, have been centres OF
busy trade. The variety is
unbroken and Increased.
Six sorts OF Dressing Sacks
are reduced and added to.
day
Were $500 $3.50 81. 90 $500 S2.25
Are $50 g., $500 tl.75Sl.5o
E,sy stair, and many eleva.
tors make the second floor
perfectly convenient,
John WArAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

The following games were played yes.
terday:
At CtnclnnAti-Circinnatl, A; Brook.
lyn, 8.
AT st. Lou!s-st. Louis, 8; Bait.
more, Z.
AT Louisylile-Louisville, A; Colum-
bus,9.
AT Philadelphia - Philadelphia, Z;
Cleveland, 3.
AT New iork-New York, :; Chicago,
4.
At Washington - Washington, 10
Pittsburg, 3.
At MISREPRESENTATION, .; Harris
burg, 1.
At Treuton-Cuban Giants, 4; York,
l2.
At povcr-Dover, IS; seaford, 8.
AT Detroit-Detroit, IL; Rochester, 5
At Toi onto-Torouto, 10, Buffalo, 10.
AT Londru-Loudon, 10; Hamilton, 5.
At Toledo-Io.edo, 2; Syracuse, 8.
NOTES. g..
Philadelphia VS.. Cleveland again TO-
day.
The PhnlIes have won elk straight
games.
Sanders has pitched four successive
WhiHiAE kh"No'
Arlie Latham is making coed many
errors OF ate.
Jim White can play first base better
than he can play third.
Bulilnton and Clements will be the
Philadelphia battery his Afternoon.
Mulvey's third bsse play yesterday was
the fin st seen for several seasous.
Myers and Mulvey between them &C
| ccpted eighteen chances without an er-
| Ior.
The Acknowledgements and Athletic.
Kansas City games were prevented by
| rain.
The Kansas City Club has sold the re.
lease OF Pitcher Mccarthy to the st. 10
s,pL Club for 81 2U0,
The Washington CLUB Ia making big
bid for the release OF Denny, OF the In
disuapolis Club. O'Day and 81 ,UUV
have been offered for him.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON

hM oEnonh AM W LIN NV 10y
ftry COMPANY. Ilme tauit uelwetn
Milmington anu IshhsgroSei taxing eHect
onnuaJ' 1une " lo".
DAILY ENCEPf SUNDAY
Ienve witnInpton Kino str,nt MAR a ,s
40 4 10 n. M. Il M 7. IA ~ M srrtvs penns NJ,
orore l. rt IA 4 M ~ IN 10 az 6oS a ~
feava penpsgr nyea X d * a m ~ a ~
~ n M. arriye Wiiminsta, a M H. % ' ~
M. on a al; AK n m "'o'' 'N'-' "'
' -'0'' 80, T~p -
buNDAfS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington s8 s25 an n IN
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

Lgsr year, while some wnrkmcn were
engaged tn drainage operations at LochA-
vullin, Scotland, Tor the purpose OF form
ing public park, they discovered what
was believed by experts to be an old
"Crannog," or lake dwelling. Arrange
ments were made by the town counCl for
Its icing properly Investigated ard pro
served US far az possible, but the weather
rendered operations mpraCticahle Til
within The lsst feE days. WoTkmen are
now eussd iu eXcAvating round the place,
aud recently it was visited by Cochran
Patrick, Under Secretary Tor s"a'l1ud;
Malcolm M.cS-hG Of the Board OF
| Supervision, and Professor Hcddlr, of st.
Andrews. Among the articles thus fal
found are stone bullet, such as would
have been used IN the slings Of Che periut
TO which the dwelling is supposed 70 ht
long, an PORTIONS OF the waffle used II
the G nstr Ictioa Of the dwelling.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
34th Public Sale
BUILDING LOTS
On Insan,cnts in the Fifth and Twelfth Wards, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9th,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
ON SECOND, THIRD FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH AND
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
ON SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH AND
WEBB STREETS, GREENH1LL, GRAY AND
CLEVELAND AVENUES.

Two minutes walk the Public School which is being
built three minutes walk the of the Eighth Street
two minutes walk clancaster Avenue Station, b. o. Rail
road where you take train every half hour for Delaware
avenue or Water and Market streets for cents.
All we ask to take walk out in this locality and see
for yourselves Certainly is not in the heart of the city, if
was would have to much small lot buy
a large lot and build house o it for.
The Front and Union Streets Railway will be extended
the Streets and Sewer Department have notified the b. o. Rail
road Company to bridge the streets
The streets you being graded prepara
tory to opening them clear through to those lots then you
e directly out any OF the above streets going westr Mar
ket street.
Those things going be tone-as predicted
ago-hey actually DONE and only ask you
and yourselves When all these things
prices matter Of will go up and then you will
the old remark WELL could have bought such price
year or two ago" but as usual, you may be too late
Imagine the pleasure and heath recreation afforded in the
little garden surrounding your home nice porch shade
trees and owers fruits and vegetables, with all the facilities a
orded right in the city
Only onecghth rate a house taxed at $40 year
west OF Union street only S. year. All this land is high and
healthy with the purest air and water
We have passed title to any person who we do not
destroy this locality by permitting Objectionable people locate
Some Of the finest residences and largest manufactures in
the city are located here.
We ask you price land from Jackson west this
land, and you can form an idea what land is worth
The lots being rapidly sold and predict that when
they are sold you will never such opportunity again
easy terms or at such prices
To money this is the best thing any done
Put 500 bank per cent the highest interest paid
and years you will have about S5o you invested 500
FIVE miles from city o-ay years would bring more
than that So what bring when everything
being done that make lots valuable Why predict
500 invested here years would bring you $500
TO $500 And this eXtravagan this thing has
been done hundreds of times the last years this city Land
that you could buy for S. $40 and per Harrison
Franklin Boomc Rodney and other four years ago
now selling at prices ranging from S25 $50 per foot
You need take word inquire yourselves, do
miss this sale.
TERAls-sIo cash each lot knocked off and
S. per month until paid for; per off for cash Title
guaranteed for years back
Hacks leave Sixth and Market at O'Clock.
| TIaOS. MI OSsLE,
PETER j. FORD.
| l. w. Srp1AM s. Sons, Auctonccr5. ,v,a,,.n.,n,,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

DAITIMOp n,,,..
- sr,,.''l''t.,p mo HAtl.R0,n
TR.INs ~ "'lgcs 4. d,
hN7 LAY " hLL. h4E ri
.r EA4T EJuS1. "fAI
Express trains.
NEwnoRN, wees days,-. tar,... ..-
a. N. aiE ", - -, '5os. -dt5r ~. - '''loE
NEW lohH, sunday, =! t.
~, 80. 70 ", 't+i .. nj. ~ '.. d, u,
fhLApELrnlA, wock dnes. .-..
eaO, T. %, IS 80, 9U0 slUa' ",
~ " ~, 'a3S, ) %, tlB Il o.,
~ ~, 70 u. $40. D. IA. ', ~
pull pELrnlA. Sunday s2let.. ill.,.
SUo, ~ " II. m, 'l2 N, Nv -. ',Ij,
70 ", Do, q 10 t64G s35 500 d, ~ a.
1HEsrkH, week days. VA so,,
%, " ~ %, IN ~, Ia .rst h, "SIH,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Jlig Ist, 1889.


Trains viii leave W ilminston =, follow,
PhLsdsipei. teIprsss, a. 2Gs, sas.nLs
e. e.. ~ 4. ~ lT1z. iott ~ Iiu.. ~ 'ha
AseeSs,ais;,ss g O. aAd ntp l.
~ s, "a - =. "a y j., 81. ! ), = s+'"
s ~; II y IL n& n. maL "a "a "a IA
Hseess m sdsuoA, 8 81 sA Ian ana ma
nsi a. m. II Il ~ Ia. IL, e ~ W u
'ss - ~. Z ss ssS - II z. co. ~
Y Po r SHsNarS tosstrsi sad lnssrn.lu.. it,.
q st -: asa las !: ass ..as, nm,
nil tsp.H. a.al1 y Might,
Rsiltiissts ase 40. ssy h s,. i'p,n
i, + f,I :; n a :as z n,s,. ~
Ee1 a4ss 81 a. e. a me- is Is, 81 "a
G'ng town and Il iiob5.h, 80 2, ~, ~
BsSfort ttsee. m 7i.r-rl, ttp.n,
hArnaEt.n. Dsis1ar. and rs' t'AA''h Va
E1Trss, for Harm ston, 5 50 p. n.
Expie,sie Dsver. bGrrsnAion. ana ""
mar, " q iikht., az. M
EYprcss so@ Yape Charles pld Point osz'
Tort, ana Eriols. ~ FlHnA
Leave rnllsaslplaa, Bro>a Fuso., @ VII Wy
Il, i5 s.. i @ i. il Z a. ~. 40, sa,,S
~. o.. e2l. 'o'2 500. toi. OF, NJ y
- k <; Z; nm m oeston. ass !s2s, A.Eal. gtn
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor fhiisdelphiAts1p so. IS isgfp
9i Sea ~ q a; os,,,d1 !. 7Ossit a;
-, ~, esosnd 10 tsp. n.
T. oi G e. saa {: 5gI r. 7o'.' TO- il d "a
xcsos aol.tion. us ma ial7, Ia, ~,
For New 9oTs tee.:pTs.s,. z %. 81 ~! =;
tlt, II Oh .. N. Il n, az. Co., ssA t4'
nj Y o. Chester. via Isnohin' 'l'l NJ
a. So9 { ot 4 tha.ls.. OLD FONT comfort 1aa
EoriolE, "a IEisht. ,.,-.- ,,,a,.,.,,
For her.Gs,us, Ell ,ia ia1s tl.-.
| yiiie EaefeTa. Laurel and DtlnRr, lENa Il sa.
Baitimere aud " AahinEt aa. -, ~ W, u
S,a i2 s., s ~ g =, y. .na !; siai,
Leave fhtlsdtlrsia, Rro.d 9!rssL ior "
nington teIpTsssl, s.tH. 7.Sa 81; IL In A;
M -. So. "a o., f''' ii'ao' ii's' ana
IL S standardization. ssA 4. ~, is,ssaA
g. ~ : a H. VI kndil \ y. ", -.
y II. ,St.f o,: 4 =.
trains marked thns ~ are liss1,sa 'hV-''i
SgGsS rs'sS si is'i. '' F;., wSoP A,
Wilmington 6 Northern Il. X.
Time lAbie NJ e. vet ,lnae Lsdi 49,. TIA! !
leave Wilniugtou tFIsGea tueeN As .olt9 $
FOR Reading, BlIdao0To, JoaahA ol5 s
peld, Waynssburk junction, Manor tqtAs y. I
TAmAQua, AllsntoWn, Lsoth1n, ntiHei
vile aud all poiAts on 'hs flaA,dslsf,s aa'
heading q; r., i.DA !. Y Eau - i,,ts. H.
CostesYille, hmbreerlle, Lenspe, Chaat
Fora and Dupont and lntstnsdiasa p'in''
Fer CoAtsuViile and iuterEetla.e pel"N y
7,N1a. H., 2. 0 4. 70 and s. 40 p. ~, N 4 -5,a
For West Oh ester, 100 a. hi, f. "a
~ Raiiy except Saturday and sqhlaf,
For New Bridge aud iutermslltf sgln1,
all p. m. and on satnrdaI enFb - 'l'
N On Y sunday md for leading and intesiaed1lss,s'
points, at Z. oe .. m. aud =. y: =, I'd
Springfield AUD intsfmsahte pV'Ns'
K, e. q, McCAusLAND. BOW as ,,.,i sS,I'
zupertntandaRt asn a. - -
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1889


Nor long ago a clergymen from
Maine was In New York and met a
young man whom he had formerly
known in that State, but who had lett il
some time before:
II didn't know you were in New
York." said the clergyman. "How did
you happen to settle hereP
"Well, was the reply, after little
hesitation, "I'll tell you Just how 1t was.
You know that ! got to drinking too
much down In Maine. l made up my
mind to stop, but l soon found out that
had to leave that town If was going
TO do 1t. You know there aren't any
saloons in the place, but you haven't any
Idea how many places there are whore
mea drink On the sly That wa. what
played the mischief with me. Every day
some of my friends would be getting me
oh into quiet place-a little private
club arrangement or something of that
sort-wbere there was plenty to drink,
aud couldn't get out of drinking my
share of it. | saw that | was going to
the devil unless made break and got
away from those temptations. ] found
chance In New York, and l came here.
1t seems strange to you, suppose, that q
mn should leave Maine town, where
there isn't q ga Don, and come to New
York, where there are saloons all around
him, In order TO reform; but that is Just
what have done, and what / found my
self driven 10 do. The open saloon has
no temptations for me; 1t was drinking
'on the sly with little parties OF friends
that was running me"
There can be very little doubt but
the above is true in every particular,
Ii Is the saloons on the sly that do the
greater part of the mischief. There is
an old fable about q young rooster no
was very much interested in pile Of
dirt not far from where his mother
took him out to feed. He asked her
concerning 1t, and the only answer he
could get was that under no circum
stances must he go near it. One day,
when she was not looking, he climbed
up on the bank, and before he could
cave himself fell into deep well,
After finding that II WAS impossible to
get out he soliloquizsd: "had it not
been for my mothers prohibition l
would not have been in this condi.
ton" And so it is with men; the
more prohibition that is tried the more
drunkards there will be. There is but
one check for intemperancc, ard that
is high license and restrictive liquor
laws, and yet there are some men " no
are SO bigoted and possessed Of so little
common sense that they attempt to
tell US that it would be Just as well to
license men to steal or commit murder
IS 1t is TO license them TO sell liquor,
but fortunately this narrow-mindec
class are so lew that they scarcely
amount to nonentity.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

OwIMdING SCHOOL
~ -FOH-
Children, Ladies', and Gentlemen,
FOURTH AND JEFFERSON st.,
Wilmington. Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNEisT.
Arrangement OF Hours:
Ladies and Misses from Va. IN. to 4 n. m.
Gentlemen and Masters IRON y. IN. ~ .. ~.
Gentlemen Only 6 y. IN. TO 10 y. III. Private
classes or private iistructisn by special ar
rankemsnt. Terms invariably In advance
Terms with Instruction. Regular quarter.
E.b0. Lesson Ticket, 40. single Lesson,
rs eeRis. Special Terms for Families. School
Children, 800 for the season. For swimmers
Terms without instructions. Season Ticket
S6.Ou; One ksnth, e. 70; single Bath, y cents
Ladies or Gentlemen's Tickets, for LOO. A
careful and experienced lady teacher VIII be
in charge Vi the ladies and children's depart :
ment. A. $. WEBSTER. m5O- tu- TIL sa-lIn
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

Over four years ago swiit's Specific
cured me of troubles me eruption
u Itch covered my shoulders, back and
liflbs. This was after | had tern tire LED
BY six doctors, some OF whom sad
never would get we'll.
f. NJ. LiubsEr, Sherman, Texas.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

THE VERY vigilant Governor of Mis-.
sissippi, who did so much on paper To
prevent the recent brutal slugeing
match In thai State, now proposes To
have the charter Of the railroad com
pany which carried The principals and
the spectators 10 the place where the
battle Was fought arrested In TN
Iouncing this article he Stems TO for
get that all railroad companies are
common carriers, and that they have
no right 10 inquire into the business or
motives oil those who pay their fare
and ride in their cars. II this va.i1 al
Governor would have taken hall hit
pains and trouble before the fight thu
he is now taking, he might have pre-
vented it and had Sullivan and kilrajI
both lodged in jail. Now his effort
have every appearance Of buucoml
and that ofthe very worst kind.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16

THE fact that General Casey, chief
OF engineers oil the army, has ordered
over half q million euameled brick
from English manufacturers, to be
used In constructing ihe new Congres
sional Library building, is being used
as an argument against the present
administration by Democratic organs,
who ask how this action is 10 be +, con
ciled with the Republican professions
OF concern for the prosperity and pro-
lection OF American manufacturers.
The truth is the present administration
has nothing whatever 10 DO with this
matter. General Casey is Democrat,
and as such was appointed TO his
present position by President C.eye
land. After his appointment and
while the bill providing sn appropIia
lion for this building was before TIT
Democratic House Of Represen
tatiyes, clause was inserte,
giving him sole charge OF tn
construction of the building and tn
purchase Of oil the material needed
consequently neither President liarri
son or anyone else connected with th
presen. Standardization hive aRythin
whatever to DO " tn his actions.
anyone is to be censmci lG
the material being purchased IN
foreign country, 1t il tx Presidel
Cleveland who appointed Geuori
Casey, and the Democratic House
Representatives that gave hun Il
power to do just what he is doing. W
believe that these brices could hai
been manufactured in this country iu
ly as good, but perhaps not as cAca
as in England, but it WAS no part
the policy OF tee last administrator
encourage home manufactures.
however shows considerable Eall
the part of these Democratic jeurnf
TO try and place the blame OF theirs
the present administration.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
.Bas. ". lewis q Ffro.

SOLDIERS. ATTENTIGG!
- FEN 1DNS, HOIfNTiE-, &c.
The uuipr-ig ned VIII meet any one so re-
qnu7uing at the Clayton House, Wilmington,
Delaware, Gu saturday Of earh week, from Il
10 De- p. m, TO euitsHlt claimants anh tNAmln G
~ chime RgRual tue uittd statss GoyerR-
trpment. Advice FREE.
twenty years' eNperlenee In practice
hrf I'll al tile departments IA Ns5tluEl IL
Refers To the numerous comrades In VIII
mi d Stun, for VII N have act i An All orHey.
jon +. " IL5O&, AttorHey Lay,
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Daily Republican., 1889-07-16
AN Unparalleled SALE OF
HOSIERY
AT THE
BEE HIVE"

By a recent purchase We
are able to place before you
179 dozens of Childre MS
Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, 25c goods in
all large stores, at the un-
heard-of average price OF lac
a pair, and not 25c.
Note the prices:
s In. loo a pair. S t-2
in. tic. 6 in. l3c. 6 i-2
in. i5c. Pin. t7e 7l-2
in. l8c.
Think OF these bargains.
A lew dozens OF Ladies
Black Lisle ThresasSJ ose,
6alc goods, at Csc q pair.
Less than half price.
60 dozens dent's Csc
Striped hose, unbleached
grounds, eolored stripes, 10c
a pair instead OF age. This
beats any prize we ever
heard O.. The above goods
are all OF a late purchase, to
be sold for your benefit at
3OS Market st,
Russell, MissineI & Co.