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Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
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DKlAHAhl. NEW CAsILE,June l9, 1870.
An act taxing Telegraph and Telephone
ST9mpanics doing nnsip sss In this state.
non owning. maintaining or operating
any line or lines Of Telegraph or teis-
phone within this State. shall be subject
70 taxation for the use Of the state in
vldual, firm OF corporation shnll an.
nunliy on the first day of July, com
mencing With the first day OF July, A.
D., lsss. pay 70 the state Treasurer for
cents per r. mile for the longest a 81 wire @ wisi,,. la,
in the state; q tax of thirty ts0l cents per
mile for the next longest wire, and
twenty tat) cents per mile for each and
every other wtrc owned. maintained and
individual. nrm or corporations; nd IL
shall be. and iE hereby made the duty OF
every such individual, firm or corpora.
tion annually on the hrst day of June,
a. D., Ise9. to make and deliver TO the
state Treasurera statement In writing
yerined by the oath of such individual
or one OF the members OF such firm, or
treasurer Of such corporation. showing
the VI hole number of miles OF wire own
ed, maintained or operated within this
state by any such individual. hrm on
S0PpiNtiuhs anu utep ucbiknntt0K tnf
length and location OF the longest and
next longest wires of each, and in case
OF the refusal or omission of any indt-
Nidual, firm or corporation to make and
deliver such statement, the State Treas
ufes shall be and he 10 hereby authorized
empowered and directed TO make an
assessment oil the tax hereby imposed
upon the best Information he may be
able to obtain. and adding to the sum of
the TAX so assessed penalty OF twenty
nve tsoj per cent, and demand payment
of the whole from the individ lal, frm or
corporation so In default. Provided that
the estimate so to be made by the state
Treasurer In such case shall be final and
conclusive on the party 50 in default
In case of the omission or refusal of
any party hereby liable under this act to
pay the tax by this act imposed within
thirty days after 1t is due, the State
Treasurer shall be, and he Is hereby au-
thorfzed. empowered and directed to
distrain upon any personal properly OF
the party sotn default. aud having given
notice In writing ofsuch seizure and dis
tress, to sell the said property SO seized
and distrained OH ten day notice by ad-
verttsements posted in i've public
places OF the county wherein such prop
erty shall have been seized.
The telegraph and telephone compan-
les doing business in this State will
please give this matter their immediate
attention. WILLIAM HERBERT,
il9-tf State Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Blaine and Reciprocity.

The Tree trade papers OF the couptry
are rejoicing over the attitude OF Sec.
TetASy ot State Blaine on the tariff
question, simply because he wanted
Tree sugar admitted from the sugar.
growing Repablics south Of us that we
might send them free wheat and free
flour. Reciprocal trade 10 always what
Mr.. Blaine has favored, and we can
see no ground that the Tree traders
have for rejoicing. Mr.. Blaine does
mot believe the people Of this country
VIII raise sugar enough for themselves
for many years yeti even under large
bountles paid, and therefore he wants
sugar and other products Of the Pan
American countries to be admitted
upon 9 reciprocal basis, that all may
be alike benefited. This Is q very
different Thing from trade with Eng.
land and other European countries,
where cheap labor in manufactures
gives an undue advantage over higher.
priced labor 10 America. The Pam
American countries are not manu-.
iacturiny In character and therefore
90 mot come into composition with the
labor OF this country.
Mr.. Blaine has always maintained
that trade should be reciprocal for ali
articles that we cannot produce In
abundance TO supply our own needs.
II we want TO open up q large trade
with the South American countries we
cannot expect TO reap all tho advan-
tages without giving some In return.
For their hides, dye-stufls, mahogany
and other high priced finishing 1um.
ter, their fruit and their sugar, We
want " send our hardware, agrlcul-
tursl implements, coaches, machinery,
boats and cars We do no, produce
enough OF their productions 10 satisfy
our needs. Here is a grand opening
Tor reciprocity which Is nothing more
than o great integral part oi the sys
ten Of proleetion that bas proven ~
be Of such great uUneif 10 this<p96n-
Try. Bir. Blaine 10 wise MssA6crlng
to that principle and the Republican
party will be wise In adhering 10 Mr..
Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
s,.lloh's Consumption cure.

This 10 beyond question tho most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine We have ever
soid, . few doses Invariably cure the
worst cases OF Cough. Group and Bron-
ehi,is, while its wonderful success In the
cure OF Consumption 10 without q peral-
lei 10 the history OF medicine. since its
hrst discovery It has been sold on uar-
antec, q test which no other nedicLus
can stand. II you have q ssyugh W.
earnestly ask you 10 trS u. Price l0c.
5oc. and tlu yaAr fungs are sore
chest QSsack lame, use shilohs Poroui
rpsxyter. N. D. Danfortb. wholesale and
retail agent. Second and Market streets,
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
liz A RECENT SPEECH Congressman

lN A RECENT SPEECH Congressman
Atkinson OF West Virginia said: al
nll the ports OF entry on both oceans
were TO day blockaded so that no yes
sci could enter them bearing the pro
ducts Of other countries, ami war
thould be declared against US, we
could. With our present facilities, pro.
cuce every munition Of war, and every
article that we might need for our
sustenance for thousand years."
Congressman Atkinson was little
hguralive in regard TO the length OF
time, but bis theory was entirely fault.
less. There 10 no country on God 8
loot stool so blessed with everything
needed for the Gus enance, the defence
and the comfort of great nation "a
this country Is. and yet, strange as II
may seem, the freetraders want other
Laticns to keep Us and TO make ue pay
for Il more than II costs Tor us 10 keep
ourselves.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Destructive storms.

WiooISs, ". Va, June 25.-A de-
etructivo rain and wind storm passed over
portions OF Rockingham and Augusta
counties, in Virgins, On Mouday. 1ree,
we're uprooted, fences swep, away and
the growing crops prostrated. Tho loss
10 heavy.
La Caossa, Wis, june 25.-Hesyy
rain 10 this vicinity, on Monday night,
washed out highways aud railroads,
Traffic Is suspended on the Southern
Minnesota road.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
WASA MAEER'a,

PRILApxLrnIA. Wednesday, June 25, 1850.
Tie Midsuusmey Far.
Only bad weather can
check the deepening interest
inspired by the present con.
ditions here.
The store is attractive.
The pretty rustic booths. the
colossal fans, the decora-
tions, including the Studio
Corner and the Japanese fan
seller, all are interesting.
You expect such things
here. In fact you expec,
more hera than elsewhere
more to amuse and divert,
more to buy and cheaper,
more service and better,
Are you often disappointed
Not often, we think.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Coal, ocu, Oats.

You get big loud d wood, and we
guarantee 2, $40 pound, OF good, clean
coal 10 every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. LOG Maryland avenue
or Seventh and King streets. Our
coal 10 under cover and screened under
our own supervision. kindliug wood In
large loads. Western oats speciality,
baied hay and straw by the ton. Yard,
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 545.
Central Office. 7lh and King streets.
Telephone oe7. Open In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

THE REAL DEPTH OF the American
character has never yet been faihomed,
simply Tor tile reason that il 10 un
iathomable. New conditions, new
events and new circumstances never
fall to bring out come new phase of
character, resources never heard OF
before. The latest instance OF this
was shown In u Kansas farmer, who,
hearing Of the distress which existed
among the widows and orphans made
Dy the Ashley coal mine disaster.
writes VI say that he has no money to
send for their relief, bu, that he has q
good farm nearly paid for. and offers
10 marry and care for one Of the
widows and support her children. The
offer being made In good faith, who
will not say that tho farmer had q
bravo and generous hearl1 At any
rate II must be taken to represent o
new side to the charitable character oil
the average American citizen.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

Why Southern Democratic Con
tTesemen are tree traders 10 not hard
10 tell. They were all or nearly all
ex-Conlederate soldiers. They Tough,
sgai at the "greasy mcchanlcs" OF Inc
North and got whipped. These greasy
mechanics" worked in protected man.
ufactories. The ex-Coniederates do
not like these mechanics nor the pro
tection that projected them. Hence,
as they could not whip them In The
field In war hey want to whip then
In their mills in Jeacc with the ire,
trade lash, aided by Great Britain
But why arc Northern Democrats fre,
tradeIaf That is to be got hold OF q
easy as the nose on your faco. Thel
are in minority and must 20 viii
the majority. Without tho ex-Con
iederate free traders there would b
no Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Rass Hsn.

E5ass Han,
ns following gsuss vsrs played yss
letday:
PLAYERs LEAeuR
A. BuGaio-BsisAlo, 9; New York, 10
A. Pittsburg-Ptta 8; Phiis
AZ ChIc.go-chIc.so. %; Brooklyn. s
A. clsvelsnd-Clevslaud, 3; BOston, o
NATIONAL LsAsgs. &ess
AZ rhil.esIptia-Ph PhiladsipbiA. q
!. A. ciieinnsss- cIseissau. 0; Bos-
At Ch,csgo-Ch Ch;essp, s; New York, Il,
A. Clevsland-Cisveland, s; Brook
Ign, Ia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Ph.iadslphia--Athlstlc, Z; Roches-
A. syrAcuss-syrscusa 9; Brook
Ign, s.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Baitimore-Baitimore 6; Hart
Acknowledgement, 2; New Haven, 8.
A. Wsshinston-washingios, 4; Jer.
sey City, 1.
ISTERATATE LEAGUR
Al Altoona-Al'oouA, Z; Harrisburg. a.
AZ LsbaIon Lebanon, o; Easton, q.
A. York-YoEk, n; Allentown, l3.
MOTIFS.
WiimtnRton-New Haven this afternoon
q Wnmington park. Game called At
O'Clock.
it 10 Tumored that ths Rochester club
will 60 to Detroit.
The Rochester Brooklyn players were
arrested 10 Elmifs, N. T., ior playing
pay on Sunday last, yesterday. They
gave oaii.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
High Recom IN onaat,ons

OF DIR. 6imma' White Pulmonic Balsam.
said lady. II cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures She says
l, Is the best lung medicine ever made.
Said gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption tan Year, ago.
30 wo can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe 1t Is splendid. soc. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Depot Fourth and
Ring
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
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Schedule IN enecs juno %, 1880
YkA1As LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPo1
IAar BouNR

Express trAiisa.
NEW YoRx. week days, seis .7o5. ., Al
slo;ai. sll.59 .. M. - ~, . 9s. "a 70 ,. IN.
New York, Sundays. - 49, s7oj, li.20 n
.7as y & ~sss : T. a"Ss jo % sls 81 30 81 q
ioa, II sou, M; o.. . 10. 500. 4 10, 20 "
s2s, Q -, ,19, $50. ssoc, 1op. m.
| Tos, 7.0. 905, ll2o II. M; 90, 81 10 5 0,
~. a25. 'sSs, As. .72G $50. seOd. 100
q ss;.eg !, Z y sss asys ss, - s s 49,
also q. m. 90, seto. 90, 4lo, 52j, Is SO
90 u, ~ %. $50. ~ 05 10 y. IN.
Chester. Sundays. - IS. $50 .7os,
~ ~ % b IL soa. NJ; ! 90, $40, $50. 4io
Atlantic City, N. j.. week days
a. m. '2,iop. m. "
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, "A 50 I'm, "a Is,
delphia Diyislon, f.sSa. n, daily. NM
rGIn.iisss5t, Gnisss5t :. 4 = !. NJ = s n aSl,s
.dinsihaati 4, + n rsa "a St Louis. :laS n ,. N. and
Sin sinaerig e i, ,aesorssimoaation, si ~ a. m. aa
| Lsndenberg Accommodation, week days,
s .Vise ~. 81 r snd sne ), hS' ~ p m sundays
HhAvs mAhAHT orhEhf SrArfoN
For rhiladelphia week days. $50. CAS- .7.so
ao.n, ,u.N, II. 81, a. IN. IL. - AN 3sh g. 0o
30 p. ~. Sundays IS a. m; IL. "a, II, S.65'
s.@, 9,i5p. m. "''
lisa. M. 2.45, 800 y. IN. Sundays, a.4s
BaItimcre and principal stations on Phila.
Sunday.
a,1, r.r aSdsnssrs AZ e. b and Wy s,ss,,on week
Shleaso, :. N. daily, except I; %i sunday.
eiaoiaSa,iSnGa % & St. s.. 4ti,sii fosi, 81 s, a. m
| daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Fon WHINING ros,
Daily A2 6 Is, ssIb, ~ 10, 0 80. oil. II
a: m; Y 20 noon, | 81, 400. - 81. Is6, 20 IS
$50, aIS ~, 10, 10 10, IL 80 p. m.
pa,iy, except sunday. sJ 10. 85, s4t
only 80, n. IN.
Telephone No. Los.
a-1iates TO western points lower than
1T. ODELL, C!O.SCULLs
Gen1 Manager. Sen lPAsA Ait
Wilmington . Northsra q. IA.
Tin Iins W,,. sanls IN saess May y. 10. rraiu
Ba:sss ssssss is: s::Su :. iS,s. s1si.'
sottsvili., Tsms9us,, Ailsntowu. Lsbsnos.
eipsis sne ss.diSs l. e.. is .'s M. snila "a
| a.. d y. IN.
FOR Springfield, WAynesburT Junctio.
fors ana aoatch.nin ma in ssrasdlatso oasaa noia
7.Q0a m., 2.So. A.oo and 800 p. m
For Chadds Ford Junction and point
on the +. D. q. Il. r., at 100 a. IN.
2.S0 400 and 800 n. IN.
| For West Chester. 100 am, $50 ant
500 y. M.
Daily except Saturday ana suuaay,
l. Ior New Bridge Aad intermediate poiu n
III 2. n. and on Saturday only at s.lI N
On sunasy for Rsadilg and intsrnedist
potntss ato. Q. =. and for GprinRaeld ~
intsfme1iAte points ct 40 p. n.
n q. .AsoAuBLAHn BOWNkss xlsel
ItAtsaassA Cen Pass, Asss,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

A MEMBER Of the British Parliament
b over anxious that the government Of
that country shall demand some modi
foation OF our tariff laws before they
relax the severity OF the English laws
governing tho importation Of Ameri-
can cattle. This oillcious legislator
and his associates said nothing aboul
tho tariff when they put the objection
able cattle law In force as measure
to protect English, Irish and Sco,e
grazers and the native butchers. Il
was enacted without reference to IL.
effects upon our vast cattle trade with
Great Britain, and VIC have suffered
from II for many years. II 10 onl,
when this country proposes to give
her own people protection against tht
cheap products OF other countries tha
these British lawmakers begin 10 ap
prec!atc the real situation.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
To be Hung.

Twenty thousand pieces OF wall paper
at II. d. Holts, 2l3 West Second street,
fine gold, embossed paper, 20 cents
Apiece; right nice Mica paper, 6 cents
Apiece; also a large stock Of all grades
from the most common to the hndst.
have . large force Of practical paper
hangers aud work done without delay
Estimsies given with pleasure. n. B.
HoLT, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

THE corner In Ice. like other cor.
ners. has got to 90. Sweden and
Norway have got 10 sending over the
solid extract from their northern seas,
and the Ice charm d broken,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

How the Democrats chuckled with
glee when they thought they had
blocked Speaker Reed's onward o..
reer, but their Joy was short. lived.
The Speaker 10 himself again, and the
Democrats are In the soup.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

THE most notable class day observed
this year. undoubtedly, was that held
at Harvard University last Friday,
when Clement Garnelt Morgan, Z
colored atudent carried OF The frst
honors. Such an event never occurred
in this country before, aud II reflects
the greatest honor on Ar. Morgan and
on the University.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

PHILADELPHIA has lost Its grip 40
the second on the list Of large cities OF
the Union, and regretfully retIres TO
third place. thereby giving way for
Yhicago to take a step upwards. The
night Eill now be for New York to
keep Tho lead with such an energetic
eompetitor at her heels.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
First Grand Excursion
JULY FOURTH,
TO ATLANTIC CITY.
sss n

Special through traiH HON rcNns
grove TO Atlantic CITY wi'r0gt Aanga
or cars. Excursion fIckctllQ
Bo,t tsteamer Chris,iahal caves KIN,
street wharf at 7.30 q, M, rctuin ,ng ttala
will leave Atlantic cry ats = NJ.
An opportunity to spetd y dctshlial
day pt tits famous seaside resort unT
offered. Eight hours ut stashuic' fNs
$3.50. ...
A. q. NCCAUsLhkD, EEuW >lt lih'Api,
Superintendent, teu'. l'U-s NJ. .
in3l-I ea-J-5 l2-l4-lCl1si ~ !! = ~ iHl-!'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
DEGI6TER's ORDER,
IN RESISTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

III RE8ISTER'sO OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Upon the application oi benjamin Hiyby,
Executor OF JuHA KAY, late OF WI.
minston hundred, In said county, deceased,
II Is ordered and direeied by The Register
that the Executor aforesaid give noiiee
o. Gno, Krahntins mt Of letters Tsstainentsry
the date OF eranting thereof, by
causing Advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date Of such letters
In six Of the most public pisces Of the County
OF New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the same
or abide by an act OF assembly In such ca
made and provided, aud also cause the came
to be inserted within the same period In the
Daily HgPEBtICAE, newspaper published
IN v Wilmington. Del, and be continued there
In three weeks. e. o. d.
Given under the hand nnd seal OF
office of the Register Aforesaid, at
l.. y. Wilmington In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above
-written. JOHN X. BRADFURD,
Register.
H0TICE-All persons having claims against
tile estate OF the deceased must present the
.ame, duly attestsd to the Execu-
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
ana provided. BENJAMIN kIGBY,
Executor
Il. @. FRAN, Atty.
Addrels Wilnlngton, Dei. ll7-eod-aw
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

S,lo1 pIINes, uffIDiIHtIHB 10 V,Uol, ,4U'
NQte.-Tfckets drawing Capital Pri.
zes are not entitled to terrnihnl prizes.
AGENTS WANTED.
For Club Rates, or any urtper informa
tion desired, write Iegioly 70 the undersisned d
County, STREET and Number. More rapid re- !.
turn mall delivery will be assured bt yon
enclosing an envelope bearing your iulI ad-
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPuIy,
New Orleans, LA,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c.
BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
iss1ed by all Express Companieh New York
kxchanke, Dran VI Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25

The committee CO building will prob.
ably award tho contract for the new
school house In the Ninth ward, or
Thursday evening.
Twelve OF the leading jewellers Of th,.
city have agreed TO close their stores OF
and after July !, at 0 p m., except OF
Tsscaayand Saturday EVENING"
A very Interesting lecture was deliv.
cred At Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church last evening, by W. T. Balm.
bridge. His subject wss Prom Raedad
I? Antioch or Twelve Hundred Alles on
Horseback in Western Asia"
Nothing but routine business was
transacted ct last evenings session OF the
Board OF Heath. DR.. Shortlidgc re-
ported that barrel Of dead fish had
been dumped near the Shellpot, and the
executive officers were instructed to have
them removed
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Mrs.. Mcfsiuty's Plea.

New CAsrLE. June A.-Mra McGinty,
the old woman Arrested on the charge
OF trying 70 employ an ex-can vic. to
murder banker W. g. Foltz, tried TO
secure Q release to-day ON 4 writ OF
habeas corpus. but sbe was rsmanded by
Judge Hazsn after hearing.
The accused then pleaded nolle con.
teudere to the charge Of soliciting to
commit murder. Judge Hszen said be
would not eentsnce her until July Z.
The woman has refused to tell who en-
ployed her to make the negotiations.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Address registered ietters containing
currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL pASK,
New Orleaha La

Remember that the payment OF prizes Is
gHs rantset by four National BANKS OF New
QrisAns. and The tickets are signed by the
prsaileht Of an lnstitntion. whose chartered
righti are recognized In the highest Courts,
therefore. bAware OF all limitations or
anonymous schemes.
lie hep Der that the Supreme Court of th,
United States has decided thai the Louisa M
State Lottery 20. has contract with ne STATE
| Qf Loulsi ma, which does not xpire unit
January lat, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
New Jersey { Wilmington Ftnyl
EsSsE
sTEAMER CHgIsrIN,


STEAMER CHglsrfV,
III: ea aad after rlsrsday. x.,p..
dAily trips - foliows: .-ai zlh
Leave Wilmington u-.y,
p. M. for fennsvffle. ne iad u
Leave fennsyiiie at as TIA
p. me- Tor PennaEroye and II H. is, i.s,, het4
Leave MtlminEfon st -
q m. = - and .. y D. m, Tor ~, ~. ~
Leave fenbsgrove al q o. sr,i - 's"t
ana l. . ana At0p .. m. Tor v.irl,,t. =.
ON sUNpAY
Leave Wilmington at AO
t.O p. m.s Tor Pennssroye sri i,,,raa., a., W
Leave feRr willie Al nj e'nsINh
.. M. TOT renDsxroye and w.'llis.t., ,hts
. Leave Wilmington at y %
ep.m., for Pennsvrose AM i,iy. ipnni
grove q a.@ .. m, Il. % sai ~ i, ~
This Arrangeiuen, will arafi, WV
tunity for delIkhtfGi sat- .. n. ~, f,I, oppl.
Excursion tickets b.lpess titns
ma fennssilie Stc, single n,s a hhftl
Mnminrfcn and Psnl.sfcy. +is"s
ucket &c and single fare r. osa'tps
fenusgIove and PrnusytIie A., A..
places anorfins great opraiIutl'ia i,.,naa T.. w
Ing, boating. bsthinT aud aaarist w H.
Special arrangement NAV ~
sunday School and mo6n,Ish, 1880 sit n
A: q. McCAusLANp, Hovsgsxr,
superintendent Gca. .aadps..
RI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Now In Your Chnncs,

I. A. Shannon has just received ane
line OF gents 0annel shirts at the lowest
prices, 305 Wost Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
oARLrox oPERA coHrAsx.
Carlton Opera Co.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
One Week. June asrd.

Change ofOpera every night An the ori.
sinai company and customs. 0rAntest pro-
ductisa ever oassed 70 the citisens OF wiim.
inGton and at popsiaF peices. 75c, 10, &c,
lsc. During this week the msaassment viii
1t ef Miss 1Afslnan. ili-ios
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Mostly a Saving Of
Nearly Half When
You Buy Among
Bargain Lots. 9th.
ers Exactly Half
Price.

About 600 pairs of Mems
Trousers put In. Excellent,
well made, fine quality:
from 81 to 81 below value.
So to S6 will bring you as
good as you expect fer dou-
bic money.
Single Suits and redu.ed
lots OF four to six suits each
at about the same advantage
In price-half saved.
Buyers keep US busy right
along among these lots.
May take q few minutes
longer to get the garments
that fit Saving half your
dollars will pay you for that.
THIRD FLOOR EAsT-BAR
GAIN ROOM.
NEXT COUNTER DJo1N1Na.
Mems Everyday (every
thread Wool) Suits for So.
They're such as get sold
in the ordinary way for $I2.
Attractive styles and full OF
good wear.
Then get one OF our Sac
Dress Suits for Best.
Thousands OF Dress Suits
of the same quality have
sold at $50. At our price,
the Everyday Suit costs
practically nothing.
$40 and Sra Suits easily
a third under price.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
The Ink Singer Sentenced.

New YonK, June 24.-John Conn
the man who made . practice OF running
ladies' dresses by throwing ink ON them,
was to-day sentenced to six months Inn
prisonment and TO u Ace OF $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
DAVID ABRAMS0A'S.
InstaiIment House,
3l5 Patuan Street.

Advertising Is a great met4f IN ~
success OF business, but splao reopie
use the same rs 4 bn.t to fool tile buyers,
For instance u suit worth 50 fur So ..
carpets worth - ceuts .or ~ cents II
buyers think as iila they VIII come
10 the conclusion II is sa hHmuus, rs no
body does plsines for glory. say IN
ferent. give you full value for ever,
rcnt von NV. no mere and no less. u
You want to 10 convinced, yisit Si3 fai, XII
nall street. where yon ,'Ii,i.ns MIi n"s eloti,. %
TN ,,,'' c,,,,,,ts oiiclotlls, dress goods snu
DIV h goods sold on weekly Oh moh'H'Y
Pnny5 Pny5iii Hi move SO, sla week or month
biii below 40. slca week ottln MONTH