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Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Jackson .ln i.ia nt.

II is but seldom lhst such an excit
ing nomination election as WAS held
last Saturday passes oil with "a much
harmony and good feeling resulting.
Only in the case uI cur friend Jackson,
an unsuccessful candidate iof coroner,
does there seem TO I've any friction
whatever, snd he will be 4ll right and
In line with the Republican RANKS
much sooner thau tho Democratic
papers want him 10 be There is some
excuse for MIR. jackson. Had he
been defeated by two or three hun.
dred votes II would not have gone so
hard witA him as 10 be beaten by
scratch OF less than hundred in total
vote OF nearly six thousand Then
again he led the ioIloru hope OF two
years ago with Mr.. Simmons, who
this time is successful, and be naturally
felt that he should have had his old
place on the ticket this year Wien
there is u hfight promise ui success.
But the good fortune usually attending
MIR. Jackson did not light upon his
shoulders this time. This is gone,
thing that does not always follow,
Friend jackson was II gallant Urion
soldier aud followed the old iiag
through both victory and defeat and il
defeat often fell 10 the lot of the Union
army he only resolved to fight The
harder in the next battle. This is
what he will do this time when the
smoac OF this political skirmish clears
away. He is too good & soldier 10
leave the larmy or skulk in his tent,
however much the euemy may wish
him to do 80.
The Republicans while desiring to
houos Mr.. Jackson had another leader
oi torl0rn hopes in the field they
wanted 10 honor and between the two
the most votes went 10 Mir. Sparks.
IL Is soihe consolation 10 know that the
vote WAS SO close between them. The
Republican hosts hardly knew which
10 honor, hut lew mcle iell To Mr..
Sparks than 10 Mr. jackson. That i.
abou, all there is in it aud our Demo
cratic friends sle Welcome IL
RfSthe political capital the,
: can maze out of it oi one thing,
however, they cs3. lest assured, the y
will not fnd Mr. Jackson in ambush
firing into tile Republican ranks us
they pass on to victory. He is too
good an old soldier, too good Repdb
lican lor that He will still Ee found
voting rs he shot.
Since writing The above we fiud that
Mr.. Jackson is out in u card acaui-
tscing in The result. asks the support
OF his friends for his successful oppo
neut, Charles Z. Sparks, ana an.
nounces that he will he candidate in
1882. We knew jackson would do it.
He is tao good Republican 10 do any
thing else.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

WHAT MEANS all this flying of rebel
flags i'll Richmond today We know
that ii 10 the occasion of the unveiling
Of the General Lee memorial statue,
to which there can be no particular
objection, but why should the rebel
flag be unfurled2 Are not the stars
and stripes good enoughP Southerners
should not complain II the .bloody
shirt" should be unturled again In the
North. Was there rebellion or was
there not7 Was there ever an Appo-
mattox? Was there ever reconstruc.
tiou OF the Southern StatesP Has
slavery been abolished or has It not7
Was there ever an Abraham Lincoln,
or General Grant, a GettYsburg2
Are there such things as national
cemeteries, where hundreds OF thou
sands OF soldiers sleep or are we
dreaming2 Then there WAS no Libby,
no Salisbury, no .Andersonyille was
there, how is in Under which flag
do We live, the stars and bars or the
stars aud stripesg 1t would be difficult
to answer any of these questions to-
day in Richmond
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

AGAIN Memorial day has come. and
tomorrow the soldiers graves will he
decorated with flowers. There will
be more graves TO decorate to morrow
than ever there were before, and there
will be smaller number of veteran
soldiers 10 take part in the ceremonies.
The memory Of the dead, however, is
not dying out. The memory OF the
soldiers remains fresh and green.
They come through too many neces.
sities, too many hardships, too many
priyaiions, to be soon forgotten. The
old veterans will take their places in
rank 10 morrow with steps not SO
buoysut as when they marched forth
to defend the lag at The call of tneii
country. Their hair has turned gray,
their cheeks wan and sunken, the ster
falters. but the eye will be bright and
flush with the same love, the same de-
vo.ion TO the union and with the same
desire to defend The old flag. These
men deserve that honor and are en-.
titled to that gratitude that will be be-
slowed upon them 10 morrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Philadelphia. Wilmirl lgton
Baltimore X. r.
May llth. 1900.
TraIps will lesvs Wiiningto. as follows

Irsips will leave Wtilningtoi as follows
Ihiiadelphia tcxpfcss,. i.ts. 2 81, An 6 20.
I. sss H., ~ sis II. ss 80 ss as0' M ,0. M X. ~ u
.. %., isss. ~, 10. Is. 81 4; = d'$s TX 70 d
o. Il r, ess;,'r Isl Issg'ss. s. (. IS, i5s. & &s
!, iss :se%"flsss's' mi. ls's s.. e. u. !ss' %
ans NV " ss.srnp.. T.. Il, aSs 4ae eA eA $50.
q d. 10 d. Il 81 M. ~ y. l2so. iss. q,
"a, 80. bos 81, 80 W, vs. ~, and
~ For o p Vest chester. via Lamo kin. 20 and
s 10 a, m, rs and 81, y. m.
Fof Newark Centre and intefine iiate sta.
tiouI aos: M. y a and 81 p ~,
~ aaa o. ass ?; m Eax Spd as ~ L glx; II N,
Raitimsre and Washington, %. SOL. Ell.
ioia and iioo 4, m.. u % ~, "a
Tf.las Il x 6slawsre q wa bi;.an III aa aye
New Castle, ~ II 0fa. M. 2tS >3ih
a!S SIS, 7oo.s r. NJ, and Y II n;ght.
8 sos. M. lis p. m.
kxrisss for harrington. $50 and 70n p. m :.
E&press Tor Dover, Harrington. and Del :
mar, u os q. m. and u u night.
Franklin city, a0a IN.
Express for Cape Charles, oid FONT Conn
fort, and Norfolk. II 0s a. in., Az q i2oi night.
Leave lhiiadelplin. Broad STREET for Will
mington tesprcssl $50. IA ~ sa. 1927.
o, ~ d. Ca e :. ss g. H. sa ss3 spi "a III Y
ii sop. M. and i9oa anirhi.
Accommodation, 62,.ala 102 Il 81 a. M.
.t, 22s. $40, 4 o. 4ta, t2., s5s ioJi.
10 20 andii 35 D. m
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Phiirdclphia Iexpressb Isl, 2,sa IN
8 ~ l.SI A. M.' 2.la. t.7, $50. 7os. 7ao. and
Accommodation, 7.oo, sos, 90 NJ, I2io,
l2s, SiO. ox,, and 1870 L. Nj.
For Cnester {express,, i.sh 81 n.5i A, NJ.
Heco%,SSdantiisSn.7o; s;oso q "a. q, +; M. n.0
For Sew Ycri leapressh i,s asa A2a,
IA ia $500 A, g., ~ AZ a.af ~ bH
For West Chester, via J.smokin 500 A. NJ.
For cape Charis,. Old Point comfort. aud
Norfolk, io.oi night.
Fnr siiddletown, Uiay ton. Dovtr, Wyoming
Felton, harrington. bridgesHc, Scaford
l.ausei, and Deimar. 1901 might.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.iP sob N.R
~ iaright. baltimore only 8. 9 n. N. and IL. II
fssye Philadelphia Broad Street, for vii.
mington texpress), $50. 7.@, Ills AM,
a. ~. ea. 10 esh hle p ~ p. m.
Accommodation, % 90, 10 Ess. IN. 1888
For further Information, pA1.engers are
re ferred TO the ticket office At tle st ttton.
Trrins iunrked tans - are tod express
CiiAs. +. PuuH, j. r. WOOD,
General NanAsr. General PASSENGER Agent
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

Tue season has come now when
boating and drowning accidents will
he numerous. 1t seems impossible to
uo or say anything to ward OFT these
ealamities that carry sudden distress
and grief 10 SO many families. Every
guard may he put up, every precaution
may be used, but still they will hap
pen. People will bathe and boat, and
ahey will become more or less venture.
ome, and lose their lives as conse.
quence. 1t Is generally not the ex-
pceted but The unexpected that hap.
pens, and for this no provision has
been made. Iis~immers will go ou,
beyond the line OF safety when they
are III the surf, that is something en-.
tirely within themselves They seek
their own destruction. No ono should
venture Tar cut among the breakers
without come experienced swimmer
near, neither should patty 20 boat
Ing on lake OF riYer without some com
petent osrsman. Every one ought Il
sealize that very Sigh, thing maj
brig disaster. The person who trie
TO rock the boat for tun is general,
present in all boating parties, and
liable 10 cause mischief at any mc
Mont. Above oil, one or two VIII
have over indulged in strong drin
will be pretty sure TO bring disaoter
all.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

GENERAL BuTLgR was present at a
campfire on Tuesday evening last in
Lowell, Massachusetts, which was at.
tended by General Alger, and st which
both generals were speakers General
Butler was emphatic upon the pen.
sioning Of soldiers. and dwelt upon the
fact that the country had paid the sol
dieis in deprecated currency, while
Jew bankers were paid in gold with
interest, and that the country owed
them d great debt. "Still,'i said he,
tthere have been Presidents who have
laid awake nights TO veto pension bills
If any Grand Army OF the Republi,
man ever votes Tor such q man al
that, | hope his wife will 60 to tht
poorhouse.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

Or COURSE we CAN hear great
many reports in real hot piping elec.
ton times, some of which turn out to
be true and most Of them pass off In
vapor. 1t is, however, a current re-
port that Levy Cour;man Ro,hwell
may be the coming man in the Demo.
cratic fight Tor the nomination for
sheriff yet Ii is very certain nj least
that there is much tall. in Democratic
ranks al prese nt in favor of dropping
both Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Ford and
uniting on the lemonade hustler OF
Blaekbird Hundred. The only difficult
iy in the way is the fear OF breaking
up the party in the transfer of The
votes. The leaders are afraid that the
bridge may not be strong enough to
carry them over, and that in the at
tempted transfer large numbers, in
stead of crossing, would STRAY into the
Republican camp and vote for Sim
mons, the man who comes the nearest
10 them ct AZ iaeai candidate for sher-
III. There are still more than twt
weeks before the Democratic k!lkenn,
comes oil, and they will be two week
OF most intense anxiety,it pot agony, 4
the Democratic heart Disguise the mat
ter, however, as the Democrats will
Roihwell looms up an important fgur
In their primary election, and IS til
fight grows hotter he will grow large
in Democratic eyes. Like the ghos
of Banquo, he will not down ct tn
bidding of the leaders Of his party, bu
Is there to stay, and possibly yet t
carry off the nomination.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
zoo MARKET STREET,
ABOVE SECOND
Friday, May a3rd.
Another Lucky Day
For those who buy Footwear
at the Family Shoe House.
400 Market st., above End.
East side. East side.
We are bound to take off the
curse of Friday by instituting
a series of
FRIDAY SALES.

A LUCKY dcal makes luck day. We
propose to make Friday n lucky day foI
every one who deals with us.
Arc you in the superstitious crowds9
Trade with MS and be lucky as q hose
Lot of Ladies fine kid foxcd lasting
top, buttons, regular price sI.i5, only 7j
cents. sizes q i, ., -. andl.
~, s. 5is, o. "a and !; regular price sl.5o,
our price N5c,
Lot OF ladies' kid, buttons, sizes 90 to
0, worth *l.dj, our price sl.l5.
Lot of ladies Donsoia, buttons. sizes
IA toal6. regular price ~, our price 81. %.
Lot OF ladies line kid oxford tics,
square toes, worth sl.50, our price. 81.
Misses tine kid, button, heels, sizes II
to 4, regular price siI5, our price. q y.
Misses ilne kid. button, hee.s, sizes II
to 10, regular price ". our price sl2j.
Misses tine pongola, button, heels, all
Is. regular price, s225, our price $l.50.
Misscs line kid, button, spring heels.
regular price sl.5o, our price. 81.
sizes to l6ta, worth u, our price 75c.
Jiiiid's kid and pebble. spring heels,
sizes 5 to ~. worth zoe, our price 50c.
Men's white tennis ONfords, regular
price 81 la, our price Csc.
Mer's calf congress. worth y, uur price
Mems cnlf, buttons, sizes $ to 10, regu
lar price, S2.2,, our price. Sl.1O.
men ciII, button, sizes 10 ~, rtbh'
lar price f2,.1. oilr price sl..t,
Lot Meas calf congress; regular price
$l.io. oar price only II.
Lot Mems calf hook lace. regular price
$3.50, our price,-si.
Lot oi ltdies' cloth slippers enly Zoe
sizes to I.
Lot Of boys kip brogans. sizes 2 to 1.
worthsl our price only 60 cents.
Lot Of hoys' calf, liook -'aee; sizes, . tc
8; worth 81. Ij; our price. sl..5.
Lot of youths calf. hooil-lacc. high cut
sizes, II to :; regular price, sl.J5; oui
price only sll5.
Lot OF Chidrcn's light colorcd button
shoes; sizes, 10 Aia;cost of making WAS
! %; our prlee only 40 cents,
Lot Of ehildreii's canvas. button. hsei-
sizes, and .; worth 81, our price only
~ cents.
Lot OF ladies kid. Newport ties, worth
Al ri. our price only 81 cents.
Lot Of misses iine kid, foxed, lastine
top button. regular price sl.tj; our price
only 7Sccnts.
Es-Dont mil to call and examine
these bargains, ts the priccs are making
them move quickly. Attractive treat
ucht and "A saullo deal for NIL at the
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

LET EVERY householder study the
census inquiries published in to day 8
REPUBLICAN in advance, and be pre-
pared to give decisive and prompt an
swers when the enumerator calls
around. 1t will be necessary for the
female head of the family, wheth or
mother, vile or daughter, 10 be ia.
miliar with the questions, SO that
either OF them will be prepared II the
others are absent. The male head OF
the lamily ia not as general thug
Expected to be at home when tht
enumerator calls, but he Cen aid very
much in filling up the blanks before
hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Guilty on Five Counts.

NEW YORK, May 29.-In the Circuit
Court the Jury In the Ciasssen case last
evening returned verdict oil guilty o.
five counts of the indictment, which
formed the principsl charges against the
President Of the Sixth Natioual Bank.
Claassen's counsel gave nosies that he
would make motion for new trial
and stay OF judgment unler the three
days limit prescribed by law. II is
said that according to the law as ap-
plicable in his case oiahssen can get ten
years on each caunt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
S. II. STATS,
No. 4o5 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
al0-
u EGISTEH's ORDER
IL RsGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

Mi.y 4, 1890.
Upon the application OF JOSIAH w /.
LEEDS, Executor Of Il L. Y a Is L I II
BAssETT, late of Wilmington Hundred,
In said county, deceased, it is ordered
and directed by the Register that tho Ex-
ecutor aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing of letters Tcstamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof by causing nd.
ycrtiseinenis to bc posted within forty
days from tho date Of such letters in six
Of the most public places OF enc county
OF New Castle. requiring NIL persons
ESTATE 70 present. the. same Or
abide by an Act OF Assembly
IN such case made and provided; niid also
cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period in the DAILY KEruBL loan,
u new spaper published III Wilmington,
Del, and to bn continued therein three
weeks. te.o,d.l
- Given underline handnnd seni
l.. 5. of onlce 81 the REGISTER, aiore-
- -Hir, at Wilmington, in New
castle. County, aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NorluE.-.tll persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same, duly attcstcd to the
Executor, on or before May 3rd, 1881, oi
abide the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. Address JOSIAH
W. LEEDS, Executor, Philadelphia, Pn
lnh.lsb
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Address, Wilmington, Del. 5.lo.sW-so 5las. :,
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.

r. , EG STEERS ORDER.
IN RkGI5rElt'SDFFiGE
Nkw GAsTLkCousTY pKL,
May 3rd, 1850.
Upon the application Of ISAAC LARKiS,
Exeudtcr vi THOMAS ElNSEY late Of Renu-
~ slvanit, deceaaed, IL ID ordered aud directed
hy the Register that the Executor Aforesaid,
xive notice Of granting OF let
ters tcstameniAry upon the
estate of the deceaset, with the date al
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within torty days from the date
oIsucf letters In six OF the most pnhiic, place,
OF the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands sgaibst the estate +
present The same, or zDiae by an Act sf As
eemhly In such case made aud provided anu
also cause the same to he Inserted Within tlit
same period In the DAILY HEPCBLICAN, q
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del, and
to be continued therein three weeks te, e,o.d. }
III Given under the hand and seal Of
L. q. Qiice OF the Register Aforesaid, Al
- Wilmington, In New Castle Count
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
koTick.-All persons having claims againsi
tile estate Of the deceased muet present the
same, duly sf.ested to the tXTlUrOK on
or before NAV 3r,l ls1l, or abide the Act
| OF Assem- bly, lii such case made and provided.
Address. Fxrcutor.
| r. N. WALkER, Attorney, wilmington,
Delaware. mi TT
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
|~h~<s-
U. j. iiessioii.

Coal and wood, dour aud feed. Lehigh
cosl, sehuylkill coal, Lee coal. All
grades OF spring and winter wheat flour
Minnesota -four, Hungarian flour, Lea's
-four, in barrels Or halt barrels, All
kinda oil mill feed at mill prices Oak o,
Pine kindling wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22i0 lbs. to the ion
guaranteed. Ohice, yard and warehouse,
Sl7 West Front street. Telephone 500.
l2-3-sf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
A skin I,e,,ut,ficr.

Mrs. Walkers face bleacher and moth
destroyer will remoYe freckles, blgtches,
Pinples, soils, ETC., from the face and
lesves the skin In healthtul condition.
1t is iree from all poison and perfectly
safe In every respect. 1t is for gale by
Mrs. Piper at No. 915 Market street.
Give 1t a trial; it is warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
ID EGIsTER'S ORDER,
h REGISTERS OFFICE,
NLH CASTLE Co, Dill,

Upon the application of Anna NJ.
Phillipannd Charles G. Phillips, exucu-
tors oil Joseph X Phillips, hlte OF VIII
mington Hundred in stid county. de-
ceased, it Is ordered itud directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice of granting al letters testn-
inrntarS upon tho estate OF the deccnsod
with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the most public places
OF the county ot NcW Castle, requiring
all persons having uentands AGAINST the
estate to present the same on abide by
/ the Act OF Assembly III such cpse made
and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in
tho Daily Republican, a new -pupcr pub
lisheu in W Wilmington, nei., aud to be
continued therein three weeks e. o, "A.
| - Given under tho hand and seal
| -- said, ut Wilmington, in New
| Castle County, aforesaid, tho day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
Notice.--All persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased mus
present the same, duly attested to til,
/ xecutors ON or before hiny 9Th A u
such case made ana provided.
ANNA VI. PHILLIPS.
CHAS q. PHILLIPS.
Executors.
Address. Wilmington, Del. 5-lU.sw-eo
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

IrMusr be very cheering to Mr.
flmmons and Dir. Sparks not only to
have the solid united support OF the
whole Republican party but to have
the voluntary support Of hundreds oi
Democrats. Ycs, we are justified in
saying hundreds. Tho patty lash will
have less effect in keeping Democrats
in line for tier party this year than il
ever had before. and the harder IL is
]aid on thu more will break away ant
vie tor s!:anens and Sparks, the ree
friends ef The working masses.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
New Jersey { ViIningtl b Ferry Go.
!s.sIaAaE

STEAMER CHRISTINA
viii on and after Tlursday, May End, make
daily trips as follows.
leave Wilmington at ]. 80 a. m., and g. 30
u. in., for rennsyiile.
Leave iiunnsyiie ut y. .lh 0. m., and s. o5
D. m, ipr PtnusErove and " imington.
Leave " ilnimgtun at 40 Il. IN, ii.3o
q. M. 3. 80 and B.Ij r. IN, forIPennsgroye.
Leave FenHsGrovr AT q, % aNd i0,t5 u. M,
and /. % and 6.u0r. m, Tor Wilmington.
ON sUSDAY
Leave Wilmin zion at OBJ a. M, and
2.SD y. M, for PannsYroye aud Pennsyille.
Leave Pennsyiile At n.lb b. M, AMI 1. GO
u. NJ, for Pennsxrova ani Wilmington,
Leave Wilmington at o. " a. m, 40 an d
o PIN, Tor Fennagroye, and leave Htnus-
grove at aura. IN, u. 40 and p. IN. for Will
This Arrangement will hilotd iiue oppor-
tnnity Tor delightful sal on The Delaware.
hxcnrsion tickets bstveen wilmington
and tennsviile 3lc, slnKia Ia |'e aoe; between
Wilmington ahi Pennssroye, EXCURSION
ticket &c and single fare lbC.
PennssIoye and Ponnsyilld are besntifu
places anoriing great opnortthities for fsh.
Ing, boating, bathing and dahclng.
Special arrangements NAV be made 70,
Sunday School and moonlight excursions.
A. q. McCAu5LASD, BoWEEss BRIGes,
superintendent. Gen. h .and L. Agt
mi7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
ID EGlsTERts ORDER,
h RhcISTEk,s OFFICE,

LII REGISTERS 5 OFFICE,
New Castle Co, Del, May 10 lsaO J
Upon tie application Of tieorse McDou-
giaii, exsent9r OF Matsen McDousall, late Of
deceased, II is ordered and directed by tht
Register. that the exeeRt or aforesaid give
notice OF granting of letters tr5ttmcniary
upon the estate oi the deceased, with the ,iate
Of RrAntinx thereoi, by causing advertise
menti 10 be posted witain forty days from
tue date af sir' letters, in six OF The most
pnhli', places Of the comfy oil New Castle
requiring ali persons having demands gainst
theestile to l,resenttha same or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In snth case made and PRO
stded; sni also cause ihe same TO be inserted
within the salne period In the Daily Rrpuhii-
| can, ne Nspapcr Published Ia Wiim minRton,
Del, and to be continued therein three weeks
[e. o. d. J.
| - Given under tie hand aud seal oil I, :
| i. +. Ace OF the Regisser aiot tesaid, at VIII
| - minyton, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day aad ear above written,
sotiee.-All person hayin,. Chains against
the estate o. the decea.st must present the
/ same, duly Ettesled TO the executor, on or he
| fore Nny 10Th 1891, or abide the Act OF Assem-.
| bly, In such case made aud pr0vl-ed.
GrohHE McpOutihLL, Executor
| AddTess, stanton, liti, 5-t4-aw-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
To be Bu'ig,

Twenty Thousand riect 3 Of wall paper
nt IL. d, Holt's, 2l5 West Second street;
hpe ioli, embossed pspar, 20 cent?
apiece, r.aht nice Mica paper, ceuta
apiece; aiso large stock OF all grades
from the most common to the nuest. I
have larse foiN Of practical paper
hangers and WORK done without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. Ii. D,
HoLT, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
49,
Oh i.elilnie.

David A. Powell, 3l2 aud 5ao Ma iison
streei, Il siiil ahead on iresh shad. her.
ring, codhsh, paddock, lake pike. white
fish, fiouuders, yellow perch aud cl4m7.
Fresh crab me t, only 90 cents per quart.
Delivered 10 all parts OF the city Tree OF
Cllarge
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
A NEW BUSINESS METHOD,

S. H. Baynard has adopted new plan that is now
prevailing in western cities whereby the opportunity
is given procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency OF cooperative clubs The plan as
follows: Clubs composed OF forty members who
pay dollar for membership fee. which payment
goes to the originator OF the plan When the club is
formed they mutually agree to putchasc ory watches
for the sum Of seven hundred and sixty-hve dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet, and
each pays dollar, at which time
Der is drawn, which entities the owner OF
such number to select and receive his watch,
similar to the old plan of watch clubs with the ex-
ception that upon the drawing ofa number further pay
ments of that number The remaining members
Cess each weel) continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks when all payments cease
and the remaining ten members receive their watches
The watches SO distributed are gold-flled case,
made by James Boss, with either Elgin, Waltllam,
Springfield or Hampdcn movement. such as sold
all our city for thirty-hve dollars and which
fully warranted 10 give satisfaction Clubs are now
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday even
ing, March 2sth. For further information and exami-
nation OF the watches call at
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
wANAaiAkEr;s.
PHlLApxlpntA. Thursday, May 20, lsap.

PaiLApELpniA. Thursday, May 20, isap.
Three OF the po IL a +
Ssctch Cottons Tor hot wea.h
er wear-Madras, Oxtard,
Cambria. Sturdy s'ufs. Pull
a thread from either strong
enough to sew with almost.
Each has goodness peculiar
to Itself, and the color Is
woven into the fabric every
time.
Madras 10 the stuff that
mas e7isen cut that old time
iavorlte, PHI ted Pen a n e
Coo er, Ii. ter, pleasantel
20 wear n d prestier withal