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Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
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When Saturday afternoon arrived i
wat found that only the Second, Third,
Fourth, Eighth aud Eleventh wafds were
lett IN which delegate electors bad not
been held. lr all the other wards dele
ratss had been selected vi ward meet
iags.
was elected over .Tnmss Crumiish BY a
M slority Of o.; In the Third ward Michael
Newell WAS . ectsd over Thomas 4. Rus
sell by q majority OF "a; In the Fourth
wsrd Thomas Y. Gormiey was elsctcd
over Charies Dugau by majority Of 100;
In the Eighth ward William MeClatlerty
was elected over James Murphy BY .
majority Of 10i; In the Eleventh ward
Daniel B. Mcguire was elected over
Charles Hawke by = majority Of 80.
John O'Hxra was elected alternate In
the Second ward; W. II. Hobinton 10 the
Fourth; Robert I. Cottingham in the
Eleventh.
or the foregoing II 10 understood that
all the delegates arc Ford men.
The convention will meet On the
Young Mems Democratic Club roosno on
Tuesday evenilg. IL will be composed
as follows: First ward. James A. O'Dou-
nell; Second, Sino1 r. Morat; Thru,
n1CuAci 1NchCiiS 1Uuftu, Auotuub .
Gormley; Filth, Frank r. Phalen; Sixth,
vey; Eighth, William McClaffcrty;
Nintb, Thomas Talley; Tenth, John Me-
Nulty; Eleventh, Daniel u. Mcguire;
Twelfth, John y. Daley. The majority
OF the delegates are Ford men.
Out Of tue twelve delegates Mr.. Ford
has secured Mt least nine. Al the meet
iny tomorrow nIght election officers 10
hold the nomination election will be ap-
pointed. The Ford men have It In their
power TO aprOiut all Ford inspectors II
they see proper 70 wis.d 1t. It's thought,
however, that while the Ford men will
hold the committee firmly 10 hand, they
will give each OF the other candidates
representation on the board Of election
olicors.
Elections were held in the rural hun.
dreis also on Saturday for ,hr election
OF ono person In each hundred to be
members 0f'thc executive committee OF
the county. In Christiapa Hundred Hum
ph ey Lynoh received 13S votes, Thoma,
Toy l2g; In Now Castle Hundred James
B. Toman received 19l votes. William
Herbert 1S0; in White Clay Crssk HUI
dred, William L.. Wier was elected
without opposition; iu PeneAder Hun
dred, Richard L. Cam, Jr., was elecled
without opposition; in Ct. Georges Hun.
dred, Leonard G. Vandegtift was elected
without opposition; In AppOquluimink
Huudred, W. A. Scott receiv, d 40 votes,
Joseph Roberts 0, Samuel Psachy /.
The contest In Christians was y very
exciting one. Mr.. Toy was run as an cx-
clusively Ford man. but Mr.. Lynch WAS
uncoIn United. Some Ford men also claim
Mr. Lynch.
The Democrats are considerably exer-
ci.ed over the election. Lynch men say
that Ford Is knocked out, aud Ford men
say the same OF Lynch. The kettle is
boiling dercely betwten the factions and
no end Of III feeling 10 being generated.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Abusing y Horse.

On Saturday afternoon three young
meu FAMED Anthony Roocho, Michael
Cottingham and Jomes Conner, hired .
horse and carIiaRe from Joseph Martin,
liveryman. No. 7Jl Van Buren street.
and promised to return at 0 o'clock. At
IL O'Clock they had failed to return and
the police were notified. Shortly after IL
o'clock Officers Weidin and Taylor saw
the men aud horse passing down Mark OF
street ut a rapid rate and rushed out and
captured them. The men were put in
the GO ls aud the owner Of the horse being
notified came and took It away in very
wern out and abused condition. The
Btout has this matter 10 hand, aud The
men will be given hearing probably to-
morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Storm Havoc IN Virginia.

PRTEHsBuRo, Va, June News Ia
received here o. q terrific wind, hail and
rain storm which passed oysr D.hwiddie
county, about twenty miles IRON Ps,crs-
burg, Last night. The storm assumed
cyelonic proportions aud covered an arta
Of several miles. gentleman who ar
rived here this afternoon By private con
veyAnce says that the woods Tor miles
ere literally covered with tiinhers OF
barns and ieuces which were swept away
by the Wind. Crops are destroyed aud
the fruit trees in many oi tue orchards
were completely ruluec. immense
forest trees were upro ted and then
branches twisted into all kinds ul shape.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
At His Old Tricks.

Frank Stanton, who has irsquen.y
been before the Municipal ooui., w." ,...
charged this morning with druhAenIIo.,
and stealing . horse. belonsing 70 IeI ,s.s
RhoAdes. Tho prosecutor tes,l'u nj ~, n
Stanton came 70 him and sAlu 'ua, pa.
knew n here he could make q eooa u a,,o,
Tor his horse, aud on this represea,s.o,. y, ~, .
he allowed him TO take the auinA y, S.,.
rant Wa sworp out for his arrest, anu ~.
the officers found him trying 10 tfaa' ~ ~
horse TO another msp. The Judge ,% aS
cided that the evidence WAS nos ss% NJ
cient 10 bold him on this charge anu =. =.
was about to leave the dock when lss nss N
iniol med that there WAS still chaK'a KtsasS !;
drunkenness against him. ne p.s Yen
guilty TO this, but was some~pa A.. of Il
aback when sentenced TO pay nu' VI '
and costa
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Dots.

Jaaes A. Sanders 10 making up nice
fuing suits fer gentlemen Ut No. $50
Orange street at reasonable prices and
qua anteeing satisfaction 10 all bis Gus
! tninera.
smeltx 4 CO.. dealers iu all kinds o.
Southern produce, wboleIale and retail
Give Us call. We receive large con
sigtmcnts Of Southern produce every
day, WHICH must bs sold. No. Is Ras'
Fourth street.
Porgies, bass, buttorfsh, Goldfish, cat
fish. paddock. shad. clans. r. NJ Starr
Soa Madison street.
Ask your grocer for MAson's Standard
Soda Bi.cui's.
Atwood pants to order, $500 up
suits, $l2. 90 NJ. Liverpool and London
Tsilors. 52l Market.
Persons wishing butter put up for win.
ter nae will do we'll to call at TatnAll's
creamery. Fourth aud sh!pley s,res's.
Wsllhss Il Co. "a is tho bost place to
get your carriage repaired. $. S. Market
street bridge.
Erode,ph'nn moonlight excursiua mex
Thursday evsning. Come with us.
Revival services began last night at the
tia-D w W hIJ SNIhtl vi
Front and Jefferson streets. The pastor,
Rev. w. g. koons. 1. assisted by Au.
drew j. Dolbow.
That rice lunch palsc,. No. 3 Esst
East Foutth street. h.s come, by pur-
chase, ioto The POSSESSION oil Mr.. q. Il.
Holt. Gee notice.
James Sawdon will have sale OF so
Lead of frrsh cows, springer, aud stock
steers al the be levue Hotel, Ia tho N nth
ward, on Monday. the 9th lust. For
particuiara see advertisement
A suitable reward will be pnid for the
return 10 Nc. I3nS NapiIurcn street Of
lady's gcl / watch. that was lost on Sat
urday afternoon either on the Kcnnett
pike or on the road leading from St
Jcseph's Ctusch to tic Lancaster p!ks.
The Three G's again defeated the
Happy Valley Boys on Saturday, b5 the
score OF u TO L.
Hyat's b,rd was Employed on lie %
ration Dry ty the Delaware Cadet Corps,
and not by the sons OF Veterans AS re-
pred.
Seeds Il Son ofle; liberal reward for
ihs return to their stable, NC. 1903 West
Th'r eenth street, OF u black Iuaa horse
that sirsyed away on Sunday morning.
Tire Choral Club held special re-
hesrsal at II. L. Rnbelen's piano ware
rooms on Saturday evening. Scver,l
more relcIrsu's will be heard during the
wees and the dramatic work will te I'm
proved upon.
Welpes lay uest will be reception day
tor v'sit0rs st tie Horne for F,iepdless
Children. api c2ercises WILL be held in
he hOue from IL to Il O'clock IN tic
forenoon.
W. T. TulI received a toleg'am
rtilis morniSg, announcing that his isler,
Mrs. W. E. farr. residing near Asrion
5 atiOp, NIL, was lying at the pUint a!
death He took the cars for that ace
aud will r, main there ior a few daya.
Mr.. Jsckeon. who occupies the farn of
william Wilson, on The keunett Pike
about II Wiic above tireeDvlio, Cbristiaua
Hutdred, las been relieved oil tmo
tumo.s, but he has two oth5rs which are
being treated aud consl quently he is
greatly Gehil lated. 1t is hops /, how
ever, that there will suou be- marKed
Improvement In his condition.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

"A, ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w housework NJ 6ly y. Front st.2-6-gtt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Fatai Railroad Accident.

DENVER, Col, June Nv ord was re-
csi7fd he-e yesterday OF terrible acci-
dent OH the Rio Grardo Western Rail-
read, Dea: SOLDIER summit, which oc-
cured Monday, but the particulars oi
W h en- are as yet unobtainable. A train
ulied by two engines WAS derailcd al
Soidiers' summit and took 4 plunge
down Into u dep canon where the two
engines and SIX box cara lay piled in MI
inoi,crininate heap oi spllu'ets and bro
ken iron. The Two engineer, named
| button aud McG,w, were fatally !nIuIe cd
IS well as Two tireMen. Two unhuown
| tiamps who were stcalins ride III TIL,
cara were tnstantiy killed. The piae,
" here the accident Occurred is lar IRON
| any settlement.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
FOURTH EDITION
ne Crl,pc calender.

In Chicago, on Saturday, on com
plant Of the Daily News, party OF cor
stables. srnod with axes aud crow bars
broks Into the gam bling house OF Gcorgs
HAwk.ns and c&rted away all the gam
bling implements II the place. There
were about two tons Of thess implc-
ihents, and, Their uscs being proved,
they were destroyed ty order OF . Jnstlcs
OF the PoaCe. That Is the second rad ol
the kind made by the News. ''Tnii
course 10 takeu for tue purpose OF demon
strating that gambling ia going on In
the city In tpite Of tho claim made BY tho
city administrAtion that, IN obedience to
orders, tho police have closed all OF the
gambling houses."
.Jsmes Foley, q driver, ageJ rs years,
the leader oi the village gang" iu New
York city, assaulted and stabbed hls
stcp.ather on Saturday night. When
caught By Officer Mslouey Foley showed
hight aud slipp 4 his kuiIe to his mother,
who. aided W me mbsrs OF Foley's gang,
atten pied the rescno of the rutliin.
Maloney, however, managed to sonpa
an alarm .or help, and was rescued from
the mob just IS Fo!ey's mother was
about to plunge tJc knife into his back.
AS 1t was the piucky officer was badly
cut on the head and hands. aud 10 con-
sidered To be In critical condition.
The body of an acrobat, ramed Mur-
doch, was found floating in the river at
Chicago yesterday. Five wounds on
the head ind cate murder. Murdoch's s
watch aud large sum Of n olcy, said
t) have been In bis possession, are r1iss-
ing. The disappsarsnce OF Murtoch WAS
very promptly reported BY his partner,
Wet. Tho latter left the city, saying he
was going to Racine. Tbs police have
telegrapned to that city asking that
West be- arfest ted.
Theodore Welienmu!ler disappeared
rem The neigh borhood Of Corpus Clriati.
Texa', u week sgo, end HE murdered
tody has been found. 1t appears that
"his murderers were jealous oi his popu-
larity at q dance, aud took him six
milea from his ranch. eatura'cd h'e
cothe, with Coal oil aud then set iire TO
him. The body, when found, pIeseD ted
a ckening asrec;."
Enoch Link, u blacksmith, was sho,
dead by Frederick Sorter, At Quiudore, a
suburb oil kausas City, on Saturday.
There WAS no immediate provoca.icn ior
the dee I, which was .ho result OF an old
lusir,l, l.i;.k baytog two years ago shct
t orter's COW, which was trespLsslug OH
the Link premlses.
Thomas p. Sheridan, manager OF the
National Reporting and Amanuensis As
IN Warrington. is missing, and
Is chsrsed with having appropriated the
monographs, graphnphoucs and otter
property ut the concetn.
A number Of residents OF Somerset
,ouatY, Md, have Ueen arrested by Vir-
eiuia for scrapiog Ior crabs In the dis.
puted territory, near Tangier Island, at
The mouth OF PoComohe Sound.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Charged with Assault and Bnvcr,

liotert jackson, colored, was charged
before Judge Bali With committing On
assault and battery on Mary LinGum.
also colored. The evidence showed thai
the couple had been livicg together for
the past i've years, hut that each sup
ported themselves. A few days siuce
Jackson went to where Mary was em.
ployed rs u domestic. and as he threat
ened her with personal violence she sent
for an officer. Before he arrived Robert
had made himself scsscs, but when she
went home he gave her severe drub-
binE, anf she had . warrant issued. The
prisoner admitted having committed the
assault aud was nued IS aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
The Horses Hun Away.

WASHINGTON, juno Mrs. Harri-
son and Mrs. BlaiDe yesterday visited
and attended services at
Christ Church where Washington wor-
shipped. As their presence Nds not at
first known, the pew formerly occupied
by Washington and now reserved ior dis
tanguisLed visitors, was rot opened iol
them. While Mrs. Blaiue's carriage va.
waiting Tor her to return, the foites lc
came frightened, aud iu tue runaway
that followed. George Lamb, the c, Gch
Ian, was thrown to the grouud an'
seriously injured internally.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Religious Notes.

Rev. X. C. Atkins will deliver an ad-
drcss in Hamline NJ. Z. Church, Wssh-
ington. d. G., June Sth, at IL q, IN. on
the "E Educational Iutcnts Of the Church. I"
Sunday, 18th iuat.. be will he In Cecil
ton, Md, to assist in dedicsting the new
N. E. Church.
Rev. Jsmes Dunbracco will preach at
Madelcy next Sunday evening. The
Children's Day service will occupy the
morning, The following Sunday Rev
J. Dun6racco prssche, At 10 80 .. m.
and Bro. Thos. vanDykc, OF St Psups,
= theolo. icsl student, will conduct the
services IN the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
=, m. C,uteunl., M, r, Hiission.

Rev. Dr.. J. H. Simms preached last
evening from tho text ActA ri, "a. "Bor
he was good man and full OF the Holy
Ghost and cf faith, and mach people
we're added unto the Lord" This re-
ierrsd to BAraabas and the character OF
the man to build up = church. The
success OF the church depends on tile
holiness OF the mau. He must be man
OF faith. Ho must be holy man SC
God eau dwell with him. BarAabAs
was selected becauss 10 wAs good man.
He hal no iealouzy against any one who
promoted the work Of the Lord. But
flisrs was every disposition ON his part
to assist every one hc could IN the
Lords work.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Hamburg Edgings

and flouncing goods. Ham,
burg sold as low as &C; best
quality at SC. At laAc. wide
work that sold for 2Oc. at
25c. Very fine work that
sells for sic.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

keepinK Unregistered Dogs,

Gabrielle Smith, colored, was charged
at this morning's session Of tho Munich
pal Court with keeping two unregi stored
dogs. James A. Writ, dog extermi-
nator, teatitied that about two weeks ago
hc warned the accused sithcr to have the
dogs registered or put them away, and as
he did not do either he swore out the
warrant for his arrest. The prisoner had
nothing to say in defense aud wac fined
Sc aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
a HusY i,aGtOr.

DR.. Ridick attended tile funoral OF }.
Tribett yesterday aud conducted the
services at the house. The funeral was
lassely attended by his friends, relatives,
sumner Post aud the Sous OF Veterans
he administered sacrament to over 800
people in the afternoon AMI delivered gu
tnte, eAtinX address to Inc Sunday
school, being a great deal OF work ioi
0nN day "...
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
A Trip to Europe,

Chief Justice Comsgys, accompanied
by hts daughter, win proceed to New
York on Friday, and on Saturday will
sail for Europe ON the steamer Umbrla.
He expects to visit England, Scotland,
Paris, Marseilles, Flore nee, Rome, Venice,
Switzerland and other places, aud leave
to return home on septemb ber 0, In order
to be home 10 open the court which meets
In this city on the 10th of that month.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
V.B. SHARP ( CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We propose TO make this
a clearlng.up month slow
things are TO be quickened.
Many b rgains will appear
from d y to day and an in.
teresting exchange Of price
for merchandise will be ap-
preciated by those who are
around.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
DIED.

HINSON.-on May 81, 1880, Henry Hin.
son, nged 10 years.
His friends ana those of the family are
invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of his brother-in- law, Nero
Baclus, No. Gl9 Tatnall street, on Wed
nesduy afternoon, at one O'Clock. In.
terment Ut st. Peters cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Caught In q Machine.

About 8 O'Clock last evening, .o.ss uun i
Bsuhof. : baker, employed by Gso'kb nd
Huber, No. 62l West SECOND sresh nrssd me-
his right hand caught In 1s pta"t thumb
chine and badly lacerated. Inc bsdly
aud three fneers were crushed - .alinn.
that they had to be placed ~ n.,rt.
Hs was attended by Dir. q. e. Sana'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
A you,h,s HAIR Turns White.

A YOUTHS HALF Turn" r,..A
CINCINNATI, Ohio, june l'm,n vsars
weeks ago Riobsrd L. Edwards ,s,1s a. 10
old. was drowu ned while skln r,una n,asy
tbs Ohio. HN body was rscoveo .o,us ouas
near Rlsing Sun, Iud. When tus youi cosi
man fell into the river his hair w..s.,ily W.
black, that OF the body - psss change
white. Fright doubtless made the oH'
while be was struggling for lie.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
PrOperty Purchased.

The property lately occupi' by Chaud
ler & Carver on the csuseway south di
Market street bridge, fas been pur-
chased by McGabc d Darrah OF the
Electric Match Company, who will tit II
up 40 . match factory In place OF lheil
establish ment which was burned.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
EraxiliHn Balm cures coids, ca,arrh. etc.
A Gold Watch.

You caunot make q mistake II you
buy Durstsin 5 popular cigars. Rcmem-
her you got certificate with each box,
which 10 gooi for a gold or silver watch.
Wholesale and retail. Durstein. the
popular tobaceopist. No. 8 L. Second St.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Latest SsylaS.

A complete sssortn.en OF goutlemen's
gold and goid-p'aiud watch chains and
cha ms at kiilard \. Davis, No. o Eat
Second street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

I OS1-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH
IL with fob chain and Kings daughter
cross attached, while driving Saturday
afternoon On the Kennett pike, from tho
toll gate t. the lancaster Pike, BY the
ilrsV read beyond Mlu. nuiont's resi-
ucHce. \ suitable reward viii lie gwen
| furit, return to to No. 1875 Van iitucn
street. jy-2tI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
DROrOSALs FOR FUEL.

sesisd Proposals for Fuel will be rece,ved
IN the eek box In the Board Of Education
room until Monday. June o. le9Q. Al
e.so e,siock , 2, NJ, for iarnishinE. the Public
Ash Goals, as follow; About ~ tons oi bro. !.
zen, slao 4 out 2uo tons sSs coal, also abou.
% ton, u schnylkiii st owe coal and sbout 10
tems ., \. cieasn.ld oi,uminons coal The coal
uss; eh to, must weigh z 2Io pounds And IL
put IN the cellars of the difiertnt schools in
~. me maine o. the coliery must be stated, with
Tue price named eie ch. Proposals will also
pe isceiyed Tor suOut 40 cords OF good MI 4
coIu wo.c, all to be sawed twice and sniit
etcepl about 10 cords, which shAii be sawed
,ur ~ iour pieces ana split sufnulentiy fine for
eu.,. eaosrs. nc contractor Will ue required to
supply All sctoois dhat may run short OF coal
oI wood until may I6 lsyi, 1t Tie contract
ject an y or all bids.
NJ, ~. Whole OF the coal and wooa 10 be de.
iiVsita ny tile 9th day u August lse0,
Aduress ''ProposAls Tor Fuel :,
SAMUEL y. BnTrS,
bAVtD Y. SMITH,
Thus. HARRlS
wilmington. May 70. iloo. s.2-2t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
AHaroic Mans Dna,h.

CHICAGO, June l. Ida smith dress.
maker, 35 years oi age, became despon-
dent because she was unable To get work
She jumped Into the lake from rulle. tou
avenue pier last evening aud wa.
drowned.
An unknown young man leaped into
the water and attempted 10 ,a,e her. but
ter su inm ming Q short distances lie WINS
seen to throw up his bands aud disappear
1t is supposed he was felztd with cram ps.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Don't

forget the frst grand moonlight excur-
sion Of the season of the Erodel phian NJ.
Il l.. League of West Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening, June 8, at
8 O'Clock, from Fourth street wharf, on
steamer City OF Chester.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

NToTlCE.-C. Ii. HOLT SETTLES
IN all business OF the late firm OF
Holt Il Earle No. h. Fourth street, dis
solved by mutual consent. lie sells Mrs.
Earieis homemade pies. II great variety
OF &c. luncn.s, food drinks and ice
cream. Ile has special marble tables
Tor ladies, who are waited ON by u nice
clean gir. or boy. Open uli night. jl.Btt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

The meeting Of delegates for the for
nation OF a Diocesan Union, T. A. B..
which vas to have been held yesterday
afternoon, has been postponed until Sun
day, juno "a
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

only offered once before. ol
getting seamless mating
remarkably cheap.
We have q email lot OF
extra heavy Joined MattinGs
reduced from 40 ceats to IS
cents per ysrd, and . lot Of
fancy and white Maltings in
. cheaper grade, which we
Aell for $3.50 for a roll Of
40 yards.
w. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
All the

Desirable eolors in chiidren's thoes at
Baseock's, 2e6 Market street, above Sec
Qnd, east side, cast side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Onting Flannels-Probi-
bly, the llrgest and best loi
that ever came to our city,
Two hume red pieces-t c n
thousand yards, and they
must all be sold this month
will 10 cents for IaI-cent
goods do it? Well Try it at
that, and 10 cents will be the
p'ice. Look at tie French
Outings at al times the
prize. You'll hardly see the
difference-ior beauty 0 t
design. finish and colorin gs
this lot 10 far superior to any
we have offered.
Of the six hundred IS
,ent damSsk towels we told
you OF lest week only about
one hundred are 10 t--Iz
cents each.
Boys Shirt Waists--The
best m axes we know of-and
there's plenty you wouldn't
have at any pri-e-made OF
outing flannel, as, SOC, 81 p;
and $3.50; made OF percalcs,
50 and Is ctnts each.
Ladies' Swiss X | b b e q
ts.lnspect them closely,
there's no imperfections or
seconds among them. Com.
pare with anything you have
seen at the price-I2t cents
each. certainly the lot OF the
manufacturer is not always
a happy one.
Do you have any trouble
or bother with the knees OF
or childien's Stockings? or
does the color come out and |
did yon ey;r wish children
cou.d wear stockings made !
ot cast iron! Try cur Fast
Blacks" HermsdoYf d y e,
double knees and extra long.
The remedy for your trou-
bic may be right in this line
sizes s to 9a-25 cents each.
About salt of the Silk
Tafeta Gloves are yet ua,
soid-there's still a ia;r assert
ment in drabs and tags--35
cents, reduce d to l2l,
Many ladies' have bought,
with great satisfaction, dies
seS OF our celebrat d I a t
black Henrietta tinisned Sat
teen, the only make yet pro.
duced that ID not Affected by
acids or preparation. u very
b dy Interested in b a c k
dress es + no uld have one o
more OF these as cents PEI
yatd.
We have a few lei: G
Bead d Capes aud Wrap
They are all OF this season
importation and the yer
latest novelties in the mar
. ket. Less than two doze
here on which we have py
! I. quick prices.
+ 4Capes, W re $3.50, now $500
;. Wiaps, were $500, now 81 90
!. 4 Wraps, were S5. Nv now s3 90
i, 8 Wraps, wero 81. 90 row $500
70
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
--latest Novelties

In wall paper and window shades, from
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

w ANTED. "A WHITE GIRL To
d, general housework. AplIy At
No. l2l W. Eighth ST. S-2-5t.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Choice steaks from home-raised beei
from IA to Is cents per pound. at More
lAnd'f, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
MONDAY, Jnnc 9Th. 1890.

at O'Clock, y. lu.,
thlriy head oi r. sh SONS, spriugers nn,l
htUcS 1.etrs. Ihe most or u eni are large
Duthiiu cows, young, and islvv iniiKsfs
postpunencni Oh &C sount o. weather.
\ pui tietbltdlng
ihtee launths' credit on piylnI mote Will
good tidoiser. JANIS SAWUDa.
l.. ". sudhan Y son, auels.
IT, Gln-IlM
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Gents

Extra wide calf hook lace and oonsl.S
shces, only 81. 30; worth 81. 50 elsewhere.
Family Shoe House, 206 Market s"ssH
above Second, east aide. ....
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
For

slippers and low shoes go to Babct ck's.
BUG Market street, above Second; east
slde, east side, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Abraham J. Peters, contractor, -, u.is
st No. TOO Washington stree', oi his
an assignment for the oens' cue crsdl.ors
creditors, A meeting 0f 'n'
was held to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
TRIMMED HATS.
Hats that sold for 81 down to S.

Call and look at the goods
and you will see some OF the
largest bargains ever offered in
this city.