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Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
DIED.
WRIGuT.-On May 9th, 1890, Harry II.
Wright, aged l3 years. q months and !

W WWGIT.-on May 9th, 1890. Harry II
right, aged Ii years, q months and 3
days
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the I.incral from the rosidence of
his grandmother, Sarah Jane Wright,
2l2 Jefferson. ST., Wilmington. Dol Meet
ut the house on Thursday afternoon ut 3
o'clock. Internent Mt the Wilmington
and brsndyw Inc Cemetery.
LEMuN.-James Graham. only son of
the late David james Graham ana
Lizzie Lemon. in the llth year OF his
age, nftcra lingering Illness of spinal
meningitis,
Funeral irurl the residence of Samuel
Maxwell, tais >hailcruss avenue, on sun
day, nt 20 o'clock, y. m, to proceed to
Grccuhin cemetery.
Christ said: suffer little children to
! come unto Me- and forbid them not, for
| oi such Is the Kingdom OF Heaven.
| EARSER-On the ath inst, Cathurinc,
vii" of Mark Earucr aged ~ years.
Relatives aud iricuus are invited Il
| attend her funeral tom the residence oi
| her husband. No N25 West second street
| on Monday morning Mt 8 O'Clock. iligi
mnss at It. rnuls Church iltcrnien
| at Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Dots,


George v. Massey, Esq, Of Dover. Vile
and two daughters we're ON the up PhilA-
delphia train this morning.
John Il. Nicholson. Esq., Of Dover, wss
In town to-day.
Colonel o.dy Anfeuger is in town To-
day.
Otto J. Buxbsum IL registered 1t the
CLAYTON House; also Colonel q. J. Sher!-
dsn OF Chattanooga, Tenn; General Ia.
@. Rstes, formerly Of General ktpat.
rick's staG, now prominent lawyer Of
w Waahington, d. q.
The Academy of Visitation young lady
students are preparing for Wednesday
evening. Msy 2s. for the Opera House.
The Bayard Legion Baso Ball Club will
cross bats with the Mugwumps to -mor-
row afternoon. The Mugwumps battery
viii be Guape and FrAntz, while "Yank"
Hogue and Mills will oflciats for the
Baysrds.
There was heavy frost this morning
and the air wAs rather chilly for the 9th
Of May.
A wagon blacksmith and also a pain
ter are wanted at No. OIL West Front
street.
DIR. and Mrs. r. G.. Richie and Mrs.
J. A. Wil,on returned to-day from two
weeks' visit to New York.
A wheelwright Is wanted 10 take the
shop OF Prices Corner, on the road lead.
ing from this city to Greenbank, Chris
| tianA hundred.
Campho- csc, and coal tar camphor
l5c. Beef Wine and Iron. Doc bottle.
Fluid extract sar.aparllla, G5c bottle
Daniorth druggist. End and Market
Perhaps few persons are aware Of the
fact that very sprightly aud we'll edited
monthly Journal Is issued BY the younl
ladies OF the Academy of the Visitation
on Delaware avenue. Every nulnbe
abounds in good, original and ssicctc.
matter. Tho Laup, as 1t 10 called, burn
brightly from its eight columns. and Is |
credit to It's editors and contributors.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Robbery Last Night.

Sometime between IL o'clock last niah
and O'Clock this morning the Office q
the Atlantic Refining Company, on w
second floor OF No. 40i Market siresI
was broken into aud robbed. Tue thieSd
effected an entrance by forcing the dooIA
after which they broke open the dik'
containing a tin box with The valuable1
This was also broken open and slio I
cash and checks taken. number
papers that were in the box, 'nclud'nI
insurance policies, were also taken an1
afterwards picked up Gu King su1.l N
near Front, aud returned to the office Y
q paseer-by. The thieves also took gold
headed silk umbrella. with the lam
Jimmy" Inscribed on II, aud gold ~
valued at k8. As there 10 no clue TO ial
per petrators 4. 70 supposed they lei. u,
city Immediately after the robbery wy
committed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
TBIRD EDITION
a rony cnloren Conccr,.

Eureka! A. lat we have lou d IL.
II thin taat ouItivsl. and exc,ls the
tsmous "a rsey ministries" They were
gen ,ino No 10 OF your ''bnrnt-cork
d-ri'es." No humbug. 10 but one y, no
tlsng, no in-brsd mo.iops or insHn.rs.
Whi'c thry wtre N r. orix.rAl, IN ercs' :
ing and anusiag, their refiBiug irnacnce
was more n orally, aud into ,lectually
snfighiening 10 their audience bv a. muc b
as u iirk.-. ass Sun lay sehcol ann vsr-
sary coscfr Is su erifr to ~ common
III airc. In ev.ry ie,i &c, dross manners,
hprGautc apparent educational iute!-
ligencc, rnrrai status OF selections; they
were us stony" ss any public performers.
Hence 1t was an amusing and y curious
s'udy to observe how vel! they could do
ltwas Ut Rev. Gaylord v. Pet,rson's
church lest evening.
Tho Acme Concert quartett's inge OF
yo,ce went from the lowest notes of the
tssso-Mr. ]. J. Miller-"Deep In The
ccai mine" to the highest notes CT the
soprsno--Miss Arabelia Jacksoa--up Ia
this 'fhird heavens" Prof. Robert u.
kob.nson's accompaniment was every
tLing that was desirable. MIss Cornish,
alto, appeared to the best advantage 10
the duet with Miss jackson. The quar-
tA'te rec. ivtd aD encore on Row, Boat.
man, Row." wheteupon they sang The
most delightful and best-received must.
sal pSIt Of the evening, which was an
sxcellent me.l y. ol hs!ng cncored
second time they sang "rwilight."
But the star genius Of the program
was tho recitationis', Mr.. X. Henri
S.ange. We would like to see him set
ap along with the whits m, an eiocut oo-
st to speak for . prlze aud see who could
10 the beat He was encored on "The
Low backed Car" which was exceed
ngly amusing. His four parts were all
ncclient. If he can couple purity of
life with the aeverest collegiate and pro-
less oual study he can becom, ore OF the
greatest orators of bis day and genera.
Ion witht ut any Respect of ''color, race
r previous condition, etc."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Companion Flag.

A large American flag has been award
ed to the Public sch0O ir Smyrna. Del. ,
In response 10 ths offer of the Youih's
Companion In II, issue Of Jan. 9, 1890, to
present = bunting flag. 8 by is feet. with
farty.two stars, 10 that public school In
each Of the staies and territories which
should send to the publishers. not later
than April 1st the best essay on the
"Patrlotc Influence of the American
Flag When Raised Over the Public
School.
The movement commended itself 30
thoroughly to the fchoolbo7s and girls
throughout the country that large
number of essays were received at the
Companion Office. The essays have Teen
carefully examine and tho flags have
all been sent to their respective States.
The boy or girl who has secured the
Com .auion flag for his or her school and
state mag well be proud oil the honor.
The Delaware tlig has bean awarded to
Miss Mary Buld, smyrna, Del. .5-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
FIFTH edition
Before The Judge.

Special onicer Ws,d.n open,, ;,
morniae's session OF the Mun,o,,Y
Court at y o'clock, With Judge aall
William Duiton, who was .r,..,,,
Oincsr Burlglgh yesie,d,y Al So
aud Poplar streets lor druukrpnc,s
Gned u aud costs.
John Thompson, q boy, who,e n,.,
name is John Records, was nrra.'aI'J
Officer Raymond about 0 o'r ors n
night. on Market street, Tor nshtlny n
abusing a boy much smaller th,n h,
seli. When tho officer Ie,nous,,,,
with him ho replied in q very m,oIsl
manner, and said that If he dii not ia
the boy away he would beat ,he he.d
him. Instead OF taking The Loc !,
officer took the prisoner, Who vss jo.rI
up. and this morn ny fined 81 ma r q
Elizabeth Smith, erlorcd. wns rhs,
by Officer Weidin with di.orleri~ y
duct at Third and klug ttree's
night. A. che threatened /, cut so
body's heart olt, the officer took hrrN
custody, aud Judge Bal Imposed 4 i
Of $S and costs.
John Copely, charged with di.crae
con iuct, whose case was uvntiuucj H.
yesterday, was Hned Sl0 and cot,
James McNulty pleaded gully IA
charge oi icing drunk and dlsorJs
Mary Rice testified that the accused, \
his vile, have rooms ia her house,
is employed at the Elgemur iron wo
and makes good wages, bu, rets drv
whenev,r lie is paid. lie has been d
drunk since Tuesday night, and yes
day came home and bea, l.s Wife,
was also drunk. Tho Judge Impose
fine Of IS and costs.
William Lucas, colored, was chsr1
with disorderly conduct and using Al
sive language TO Ella johnson, also I
orcd. The evidence showed that WI
the accused came home last night
beat his child, and VIII, u Ella inturIsl
he called her some very ugly names,
was adjudgcd guilty aid sentenced
pAy y fiLe OF IS, which with the Ct
amounted to 81. 10. As II was allea
tbs he had also committed an assault
the woman he lives with, he was held
$lC0 ball to await the action Of the q
l leVSttost Whp v IN hSt pitbbHt LUIS ulu
log.
! Thomas Samworth was chargei vi
violating a.city ordinance by not havl
danger signals display cd on Tiylorslr(
between But,onwood and Locust strs(
The case WAS contluuei until To- L. ord
morning.
| Josph Haniy, John Brennan, jose
Stiltz, Frank klusiitz. Water Ianims
and Cornel,ua Syars were charged VI
corner louDging. These ca'es are
outcome Of the assault on the I'll
Germans on Taylor street on Tues
evening, by some OF the Mallaeole
Works stiikers. They were reneser
by Walter Hayr. Lsq., aud the Ju
imposed q fine OF 81 and costa each.
the latter was %. 90 In each case, ii
the penalty pretty heavy.
Joseph Hauley was held Tor in
besrlng this evening, to answer ch
oil assault aud battery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09

Lot OF d .aaics' fine kid foxed lNstine
ton, huttoIs, regular price sl.io only 20
cents. Sizes "a, >, ana =. t..
Lot Of la lies' pehpi" button, sizes, j.
a., ., 80, d ~. and !; reguinr price sl.5o.
~, l.Jt t Of ineies' kid, buttons, sizes "a to
i, worth . -, our price 81. 10.
10. of la llcs' D0nsuii, buttons, sizes
.s,tUJl,, "A tsular price -, our plicc $l.-5,
int II llL Lc-' iiuc kid oxford ties,
suul.rc tuee, worth sl.ao. eur price sl
nj !sscs' iA,,i KID button. Heels, sizes IL
to Regular price 81. -, our price, ~ -.
Mls-es- hns kla, button, hc"ls, sizes IL
| To 49, regular price -, our pricc si,-a-
| Nj sac,' iEnc iIongoi;l, button, heels, all
| ~ rcguiaF price sl.25, our price IL 80.
| Ilsses Inc kid, button, spring heels,
| REGULAR ptice ~ 30, our price ~.
| Jui,d ; sld and pebble, spring heels
i.iI,sstu IUl ., worth ~ only Zoe.
| Cnild's XII land pcbblt, spring heels
sizes ) to r., worth 75c, our price Doc.
| Mems white tennis Oxfords, regular
pricr 4l..5 our price 65c.
| Men'- elf congress, worth ~, oui
/ pIict only SlJO.
| Mcu'- cslt, buttons, sizes 3 10 ~, fcSh
lar prlee Il, -, our price sl.1D.
Meas calf, button, slNts 10 io,seSulai
price only sl15.
Lot Mems calf congress, regular pric,
FII't liz Me,1's calf hook lace, regular
| price sl.JO| only Fl' SlHee !" ~ anu IA.
| Lot of Mems cnlf, hooks, regular prie'
.5J our .riec ". .zz--- -.
Lot OF ildics' cloth slippers only l0c
sizes Jto
Lot oi boys Kip brogans; sizes, to
worth II: b1ir price only 90 cents,
Lot of toys' calf, hoots-litee; SIZES ) L
8: worth ri is; our price, 81 25
Lot OF youths calf, hook-lace, high Gu
! sizes. IL to :; cgul,rr price, sl.Gj; gu
price onll sl.lj.
Lot Of tihiidtcn's light eolored butto
shoes; 4iZes to ~; cost nf making VII
81 IS; our 5rice only AU cent.
| Lot OF CHI drcn's canvas button heel
! sizes, uhG .; worth 81; our price only
cents.
, Lot of hdtc,' Kid, Newport ties, wort
:, IL 70; our price only 10 cents.
j Lot OF misses ilno kid, ioxed, lastin
0 top button. regular price si..3i our pri'
only IS cents.
sS- Don't fail TO call and examit
these bar gains. as the price are maxim
them move quickly. Attractive trea
Q mept and a square deal fot all ut the
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Dangerously Injured.

About 10 o'clock last night Gilbert
Rarneiie u brakeman on shiiter No. IL
OF the p. w. IL B railroad. fell under .
train near tho West Yard, aud was dan
verousiy Injured, The IT wheels pass
ed over his right leg near the thigh,
maugling it iG horrible manner. Th,
unfortunate man WAS taken TO the r.
". Il q. Station aud DIS. Draper, Ogl,
an Pi,rc. summoned. An examlna ton
shove that inpu'H IN Was ne esssry,
and he was rtu oved to the Dcl6wl n
Hospital where ths operation was par
formed. lie is now In critical condi-
tion an very little hopes ate entertained
OF his recovery. B.rnette who has b.en
on the road only three mouths is - years
OF age, and his people reside At Magnolia
Del
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Women's Missionary Work.

Yesterday afternoon the Momeu
Auxiliary to the Board Of Missions w
in the Church OF the Assumption a. va.
mont. The meeting was also a'.sus
by Bishop Coleman, the Revs, M0u, m
Li.tell, Lightner, Murray and utau,
latter of Williamsp0rt, Pa. Ney
c0uraeing reports were receiver Nv
the various branches OF work unusl'ii'
in difierent parishes, represented by d.ls|
gates. The business meeting was W.
aided over by Mrs. T. @. Litteil, anu ,,,s w..
McllvAine acted as secretary. aJ a"j
Irving OF New York was preseus H. H.
made an Interesting address, has. -,
Graf and the Bl.hop also maue ehsyl
aging remarks. A collection IN uoa.. o,s
of tho fund tor furnishing the pfopv'. prs
mission house, in New YORK, wa, ,., Ma Ma,
York had Just given $4,000 fof ih's ~
DOa0
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
OUR PANTS Department.

This place is always thronged with purchasers. Th
undoubtedly is due to first goods and rocl
bottom prices. Put pair Of Pants from stocI
and they'll fit. No bagging at the knees or chest O.
dragging at the bottom; and why not buy good fitting
oans you get them here for less money than 20,
have pay for other dealers misatsl Yes, why not
Why not?
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Did Not Sell.

TIC Delaware iron works, rolling mil
snd farm al Wooddale, On the Wilmii
loB and Western Railrcad, offered at
public sale on Thurada7, were not sold, +,
~ there were few bidders present. H.
wac not advertised 10 the REPUBLICAN,
xsd consequently but few p-rsons in the
ssigl boin hood knew anythn.. OF the pro
posed sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Mems Fine Slater Black or Blue
CHEvlOT SUITS,
Made to Your Measure for Only Sis.

OF all the thousands OF Spring and Summer Suits
in every cloth, and pattern, which comprises
immense stock, select these chevots first in the
thoughts Of fashionable dressers Black wins some,
blue catches others. but batween the two young gentle
mems vacilate It is safe to predict that,
shore and mountain chevios shall rule this Summer,
correctly anticipating the tide of fashion, we've surfeted
ourselves speak, with black and blue cheviots and
relief lies In low prices Remember. we make these
suits to your order Tor only SIS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
nlnsunara,i, I.,,rIY

masquerade party was given by
Harvey l.. Pcnnewlil aud Cht t'raiIn
laet evening at the house of Il. G. Fraim,
Esq., northeast corner OF seventh and
Frencl streets. About ninety young
men a d lsdies participated in tue affair
lh.y engaged themselves Tor some tint
n daac ng aui social intercourse. Re
rethmi nis were served. After par
taking Of tho va,iou, good thlnss pro
ytdod lor the occasion dancing was re
sumed aud the time gliacd swiftly by
! About $50 II. m. the enteitainmcut wa
tIoug4t toa close and the happy ant
thei beaus and their sw eethearts re
pared to the respective houiot.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
To be Hung.

Twenty thousand pieces of wall paper
81 N. b. Holt's, 2l3 West Second street;
ne gold. embossed paper, 20 cents
sPiece; right nice Mica paper, o cents
spiece; also large stock of all grades
nom the most common to tie finest.
kave a larlo force Of practical paper
haupcrs aud work done without delay
Est mates given with pleasure. II. D..
Holt, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
The sale Tomorrow.

A sale of lots ct k'n mere VIII be
he'll to morrow, ana ti,o O whD wish 10
urchass either for tuildi z or spscuis-
too, should hg su,c Ia aitenl, Ne there
are none bt tic siiuil'st or iiAcr in this
city. a hac@ VIII leays 'eveuth and
Shlpey stieets At 3. ..itp elock, and the
cars on Delaware aTei.u .uc rua within onI
suuaro OF the srou.ie.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Sale of ws,

The sale by Robert Meriick on Mon
A., y 5th ipst. at Adams station, on
IL W. 4 N Railro-d. wss SO well at
nnde AID the prices so liberal that he
hss 6eterm ned TO have smother sale at
TIE same place On Monday, tile 20 b inst.
Ftrmrrt and Others who may wish to
pu; chase are invited to attend, as the
COWS are ilrst-class ana VIII prove proiita-
BILE
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09

LADIES.
About lob pairs Of soft Donsola and
Pebble bu,' on. TIP or plain too; value
81. 50 Ut g5s
Hamburger. 2o9.
A big var etv- all styles-soft GLAZED
Kid; value 81. 10 ami 81 %, go at sl.25.
Hamburgers', 200.
Here's a We hsrsain. 81 pairs OF soft
glazed Kid .adie ; SLoes. patent leather
tipI; actual value S2.2S, 90 at tl.4I.
lIsmbursers', 200.
We offer 4 rare chance in lot oi 81. 80.
s2.75, S. hoes, all styles. We clear
them out TO morrow at el.s9.
Hamburgers'. 200.
Ask to SET our s. Shoes to sell to-
morrow at ". hamburger, 209.
A large idt OF Oxford Ties nj 59c; .
large lot Of Tan Oxford Ties 6pc.
HsuburGers', 200.
MISSES and CIIILDREN'S.
A large ldt of solid leather Pebble but.
ton; tizgs / to 9, 60 at Csc.
Hamburgrrs', 209.
A large los of Misses' French Glazed
Shoes; value Loubls the price, goat 81. rs.
Hsmburgers', 2O9.
About SEQ pairs OF Children's spring
hee; Shoes, soft Kid and Pebble solid
leather; valhe 81 and si.25, to 8, go at
70 8 10 l0i3, 60 at 69..
Iamburgers', 200.
Ch las solid leather solar-tip shoes
au excellent sho.-75c.
llamburgers', 900.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Snle of Horses.

L. w. Stidhaln & Son, auet'oaee'n' y
sold at public safe Tor A. Il. Tyson, los
Chester. Pa, on Thursday: Horses, s,,g'
ll9i. sl7O. Sl62, Sl7l, is2po,s n s-7n
Sl56, SAC, $I02X, Sl6s. Siso' sE1e' s Iy.
e255, e2a2H. e4ll, s36l, e2So, szIo, All.
crage for 20 Head, $2lo.2o. luz luz. Nh,
WAS well attended bidding p.isA, .,cs, @
Horses were good ones, and the p,,.v, phsy,
considered fair. Mr.. Tyson VIII n' ~
his next sale oi horses on lnuisu,,
May 29th, when he will have sup''"
lot,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
HAMbURGEkS' ShOE HOUSE 10 MARKET ST.
The rear:s shae House to S coaa Stree.
MARRIED.,

LLOYD-BOWE Frs the Asbury NJ.
Il. Parsonage, No. 222 Walnut street
ON Wednesday evening, May 1870. by
the Rcv. j u. z. Hanna, Mr.. George VI.
Lloyd aud Miss Ella L. Bowers, both
of Wilmington. Del.
WhLMsLEi-MuNSoS.-At :is Fast
Ninth sti Get, on Wednesday evening.
May it'll. by the Rev. Adam >tengic,
Mr, John +. Walmsley and Miss Mary
W. Munson, both of this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
The CITY Directory.

The advance copies OF CoFias city ii.
rectory will appear lex Tuesday. Av-
eraginS tbs population at each L. s.
csnsu1 pro rata u the directory names,
ives npura Which, mHtl.i,ed by tho
number OF Names in tLs forthcoming
work, estimates Wilmington 10 hare an
enumeration Of 6s,5iS per.oes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Fashionable Tailoring,

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
euitngs has been received by Mr.. James
Harding, merchant tailor, No. sl6 French
street. For . neat-ntting, durable suit
Nj. Harding cannot be sxcelied. To ss-
his goods and styles and learn his prices
sAnhot tail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Personal.

Q. W. Kennedy Il Co. have opened an
eflice in the stere OF Ferris Giles, No. 7d3
AArset street, where psyments can be
Eade by their customers. Walter Nell
-, who was employed AS their tur er,
will remain In the city, and to any one
requiring frst-class work they can recon.
nend him, and any orders lett with them
0ul be promptly atLonded 10.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
In Town Yestei day,

George G. Rolhwell. one OF the capdi.
dates Tor the Democratic nomination for
sAsrid, was In town Yesterday, and Ii
poandent that he will be suctessiul. Fl,
- doubt has considerable strength out
aide oi the city, aud as he i, whole
ssnlei fellow the party might 20 iul thel
nd fare worse.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Concert Mt Mt. Joy.

A grand coucert will be given by Mt.
Pisgah choir In Mt. Joy NJ. Il. Church,
OH Townsend street, South Wilmington,
on Thursday evening, tho 10th inst. AT
its close relrcehnents will 10 served In
tho basement Of the church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
Hard Iniurpd.

Edwin F. Boothe, OF No. .,5 Freukl,u
street, an cmp'ole ia ,iie ?. W. u D.
Railroad shops at the lao, Of Third
street, hal bis lett hand cru hit in 3
shep.ag III achlne, white engaged 1t wofl
this morning, aud badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
KEEP TiIE FLIES orr

Keep cool. First class private dining
rooms, restaurant, ice cream saloons,
hotels, meat s.oree, etc.. are now being
supplied with the most improved eleo.
trio motors and ians by Mr.. Isaac \.
Belts, 511 Orange st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
hall PIs,er Released,

The following explains itself:
MR. JAMES HANSEsAN: You ara here
b. rotIiled that you are released from
she base ball club known Ms the Young
Gays OF s. u,h Wilmington.
NJ. DooRDoN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
From 500 King street,

Have ybu had any OF those pared peaches, 2
pounds or rs ctntss and those nountatn
pluiu., pounds i"r .6c. Don ioryet We are
ipg ffench pfunet, 5 pounds toT -1c. /, : lbs.
apricots, 25c. those while grapes AZ &c. are
iust What You want Ter l't8 and Iaiddln IS,
Our core al Ec, 10 good elr conee at Z5c. 10
L excel end. QAIcn syrup at l1c. i quart. We
have tie whittgt Ius ar and tuur and the beat
tea and ebpae In the city. Our pie uTu3t Ilo,i T
at auc a bag mAhes excellent brt al IL Is IiIil
| ed csps shily for us, some PIE crust nOuT will
| not u aaA good bread bnl t,ls hour maaes a
\ nnc, healtNy, good loaf. We have lot oil
Bel last liolatres lust landed from lne steamer
Ina theJArr excellent; we sell them al 9ec
| bushpl, .hc. usli p"cL. We are selling ILeu
as last al " rsu dri!N er them. v NehaVegeue
| butter alg .resh eEss iiTeFs on hRud.
| L. 81. MteR,
m)-stt so kihg street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09

At 4 o'clock next Sunday Afternoon
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Curtis WIZ e.nao1 ao',
the services OF the colored Cathoilc .v
grcgation at st. Mary's Churcn, nj.
and Pine streets. He will preach ana ian i
minister the sacrament OF connims
to . number of co,ored Catnoneo. om.
class of adults will receive iifss . .,"rl
munion at 81. Mary's Church a. 9 = "a e,yl in.
a. m. All earnest colored people NV "
vited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
IInporInnt Nntlce.

". s. Moore. northwest corner Of
Delaware avenue and West street, keeps
fresh country batter, eegs, potatoes,
&uit, etc. Also Ford's whole tom atoes,
81 ~ cents per can, and fine line OF
groceries at reasonable prices. Give him
= call
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
The FISH Market

Powell ha. on his slal in to Ihl.a
stfeet market u 6ne Ioi oil sSa4. h.fr9,,'
blue fab, white tish. fouudsts. Ia ID ck
&c. Open on Saturday until 10 .. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
s,r,c,hinr New.

Daniel McCusker, Nc. 2i6 West Second
street, sells the genuine kangaroo shoe
ior men. It's tho beet 81 shoe in the
market. being strictly baud sowed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09

MEMS
100 pairs OF Hob Nail Shoes, oil solid
leather; value ti.25, go at 900.
Hamburger, 200.
50 pairs of b Calf Lace ind Congress;
eo at 81. 30, value $i.75, solid leather.
81 psirs OF u Calf Lace and CoDgrsse, all
solid; value g. IS, 60 at t1.5V.
Hamburgcrs', 209.
A large lot all style genuine Calf
Shoes. warranted; value 81. 80 and 50, go
ttl.yS.
Hamburger, 200.
A large lot Of Gents' e5 Calf Patent
Leather, Lace and Congress; very nobby
go At S2.9S.
Hamburger shoss.
We show this best S3, a. s. and SO
Kangaroo Shoes in the land.
Hsmburgers,' 200.
Boys and Youths.
A lot OF Is. Cali kOltu Lace anu bCtton, /,
sizes ) to 81, at tl.la.
Hamburger, 200.
80 pairs Boys ane. stylish Dress Shoes,
nob5y-Sl.i9 Hamburger, 209.
so pairs Of Youths Lace and Button
Shoes, sizes / to .; q great wearer, solid
lesther, ut QSc. Hamburgers', 209.
A lot Of Youths solid leather Lace
Shoes; value 81 30, 90 at S1.O9.
HamblIrgers', 200.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
FL HAMBURGER'S. A
MEMS FINEST SPRING CLOTHING.

ordinary elotmns
rtruiyl
Of business has
OF ohnu Hat plainly
sensible
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09

DR.. John Welch, of this city, made a
professional visit to Mt. Holly AID o.hcr
points In New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
r.e Cream Pa,iors or.,ls,

schstc.'s Ice cream plriora are now
opened to the public. II sou want a
good plate ot Zee cream atop a -cAater's
n. Il. Cor. 4th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-09
SAVE THEM MONEY.

largest ehhs
hitting s o,
ing
and n wouSns nna S any s " osG
USh
cordial
that , onr aSaaantan vi. Ioys mutually piShaoe'