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Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
schedule IN erect June 2. 1890.
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WEST BOUND.
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Bsltiin ors and prineipsi station: on Phiis.
Sfs'es,. Si,lssars sssa. M & ,. M daily.
Cincinnati I,sv snG ST. Louis, 'i2io y. m. and
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7.0o, 10. So =. m. 2. 81 and 500 p. m. Sundays
.. 30 a. N. ; D 81 and 4 70 y. IN.
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For Philadelphia week days, $50. e.ss -7.so
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Var Bsitimore week d.ys. s.s5,' sr. 30,
III, ,3sa. m. las, 800 y. IN. sundays. 2.4s
Baiiimore and principal stati ,ns on Phi,a-
delphia Division, s.4o a. M, daily. except
| For LandenberE and wsy stations, week
days, $50, 10. N. .. m. IS, 500 p. IN. Sun
| days, a.2b u. M. 2. 45 and so p. m.
| Chicago, SIT u. IN. daily, except Sunday.
| Pittsburg, $50 y. m. daily.
| Cincinnati and st. Louis 81 s.. a. IN :,
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELrHIA FoR WHINING TON.
Daily s42a, 8 10. ISIS, 70 Is, o so, eli. .35
n. m; ~ 20 noon, 81, 8 09, ~ 81, 4 IS, % So
q 80, 81 80, 8 10, 10 10, II 80 n. m.
Daily, except Sunday. 81 10, %. 8 n
a. m. q 90. 400 and 8 80 p. m. Sunday
only 8 30, q. IN.
Telephone No. l91.
va Hates to western points lower than
| Viaany otherltnes
J.T. ODELL. SU:sCuLtt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

TnE c1TlzENs Of Wilmington win
hear with the greatest regret and syn-
psthy Of the death OF Mrs. J. TAylor
Cause. But few ladies' had beQqme 20
endeared to community, and but lew
did more good. She was ever On the
alert 70 alleviate suffering and N I'd.
vance the cause Of her Master, who
she conscientiously and devoutly
loved and served. Her memory will
be perpetuatcd In the community in
which she lived by the Homeopathic
Hospital. founded BY her munifcerce,
but not 80 much - BY her personal
acts Of kindness, which has drawn
Thousands OF loving hearts around her.
A general sympathy will bs extended
10 stricken family.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
The doodle Charge.


Those members OF City Council who
believe that the Gaynor Electric Signal
Company bought members OF Council
outright to vote Tor the Introduction OF
that system into the city and who are
so anxious to have the matter investi-
gated before the courts, have every
facility within themselves TO prove the
assertion. AS Councilman Hawkins
said last night, the way Is open and
easily found. All that ia needed is 10
swear out warrant of arrest before q
Justice of the Peace or the Municipal
Court, have the offender arrested and
bound over to the Superior Court for
trial at its September session. That
would bring the matter fairly and
squarely before the court, where 1t
will receive proper attention. 1t will
not do to make charges and then call
upon those against whom they are
charged to move In the case and proac-
cute those making the charge. Upon
every principle OF honesty and fairness
the accustr must be the prosecutor.
The members OF Council who voted
for the Gaynor system, and are eccus-
ed OF accepting "boodle," have no
business and cannot be expected to
move in an investigation against them.
selves.
AS The City Council again last nigh,
showed its confidence In the GaynoI
system by awarding II the contract by
the magnificent vote of twenty 10 five,
a larger majority than on Monday
night, we would simply suggest thai
it is high time to stop ringing the ever.
lasting charges OF Doodle. Doodle, un'
less some poteut plan is made use OF IL
convict The boodlers and punish th'
guilty. Let us have peace.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
The Sali Industry.

If proper trial is made the tin in
dustry in this country will prove as
beneficial as the wire nail industry,
which affords an excellent example Of
the way a protective tariff acts In pro-
noting domestic manufactures, while
the cost TO the consumer is reduced at
the same time. Prior to 1888 the
duty on iron nails was ii cents per
pound, and this country In spite of
that duty imported 100000 tons.
The price at that time was SO per
keg of 100 pounds. TIE amount Of
these naiis made In the United States
at that time was only so, ,090 kegs.
But In that year the tariff was in
creased TO four cents pound. Of
course there was the same outcry then
against this mons.rous injustice to the
laboring man rs there is now about
the poor mans dinner kettle by free
traders but no attention was paid to it.
The beneficial results were almost
instantaneous. Capital was at once
put into wire nail mills and in the
year 1889 the output was $500, ,00(
kegs. Not keg of nails hiss beer
imported since 1884.
At the same time prices began 10 &
down. During this period they hav,
been sold as low as 2-10 cents pc
pound, and at no time have they beef
more than ~ cents. This was terri
bic outrage on British industry bu
somehow 1t seemed 10 work all righ
for American manufactures. Durin
last year these mills have given EN-
ployment to 25 900 men, with averag
wages OF So per day, working &c
days in the year. But what an outer
there was at first about the baron ma
manufacturers and how every ma
who bought pound of nails at
cents, paid four OF 1t into the pocke
of these manufacturers who we
getting rich upon the sweat of Il
poor mans brow and columns more
such foolish stuff such as we now be
about the tin industry. These TAI
presented about the nail indnst
sfiord abundant food for reflection
those who advocate free trade as
means of lowering prices and lost
Ing the general prosperity.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

George HenriqueA . broker In New
York, dropped dead 10 the street yester-
day. He wac At one time Vice President
Of the Stock Exchange
Tho President win leave Washington
on Saturday, for Cape May Point, whore
ho will remain until Tuesday.
Tho Lottery bill yesterday passed the
Louisiana House BY. exactly the two
thirds vote required.
The Christian Endeavor Booiety OF ct.
PAul's M. z. Church will give an odd
entertainment In tae Sunday school
room this evening. entitled "Nu Diver
tisement"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Coal, W ood, Oats.

You get q big load OF wood, and we
guarantee Z, ,240 pounds oil good, clean
coal in every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. LEG Maryland avenue
or seventh and King streets. Our
coal Is under cover and screened under
our own supervision. Kindliug wool in
large loads. Western oats speciality
baled hay and straw by the ton. Yard
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 545.
Central ofiioc, 7th and King streets
| Telephone JS7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
wAnAMAxER . BROWN
You can Make Money
10 About Twice as
far In our Bargain
Lots and be Well
Fitted.
THIRD FLOOR EAST
BARGAIN ROOM.

There is no difference in
qnallty because prize has
undergone q change
Small Lots Of Suits with
lines Of sizes broken, Made
to.Measure Suits-no two
allke-are cut in halt In the
prices to expedite sales, and
to make it the buyers inter-
est to take an extra few
minutes to search and find
the Suit that fits and save
half his money.
Young Mems Suits at $40,
$Ia, IS and $6. All slzes
Mems Everyday Suits al
So. Good styles.
Mems Better Grade Suits
tIo and $Ia.
These are 30 to so pei
cent. below regular In price,
All-Wool Clothing made
carefully and thoroughly
The good wear Is beyone
question.
Dress Suits a third unde
value.
Summer Coats and Vest
and Linen Vests, third Il
quarter usual prices. Hard
y cost to manufacture.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
s>i.eA,s uousunps,oa uurs.

Ihis d beyond question Ne most sue.
ceslful Cough Medicine ~ have ever
cold, lsw Qcses invariably cure the
worst eases Of Cough, Group aad Bron-
chitis, while IL won&efful success In the
cure of Consumption b Without paral-
lei 10 the history Of medicine Since its
irst discovery II has been sold On guar
Antes, test which NO other medicine
can stand. II you have . cough We
earnestly ask you to Try II Prics 10c,
boc. and d. II your lunss are sore
chesk OF back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. N. b. DAnforth. wholesale and
retail agent. Second and Market streets,
WilmiDgton.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

LOOK OUT for those patents"
writes President Stover OF the Came
well Signal Company to the City
Council. last night, referring 10 the
Gayu0r patents, which he claimed
were an infringement upon the Game
well patents. President Slower had
better make himself solid with the
Municipal Signal Company's patents,
that II ID said he has appropriated.
The Gaynor Is all right, and Whining.
ton intends to give Il q lair trial.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Wi SHARP &cl,
\ Iosrth and Market strssta

An Of our Boys Sdts
ore very much reduced 10
psice. We do not irtend
keeping these goods, and
any lady having boys that
want fitting out iof the
summer vacation will ind
here an opportunity ssldSra
offered. In fact they will le
cheap enough to lay aslG
Tor the Fall school season. Y
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
CRAkOR & GO.
CORSETS.

For Tomorrow Saturday
only) we will sell every
make OF CORSET we have in
the house at the folIowingre-
dactions:
Our 39c Corset we will
sell at 36c. Our Acc Cor.
set we will sell at 39c.
The above Corsets we
were able to sell at 39c and
42c only because we closed
out all a jobber had-some
thing over 60 doz. The pri.
ces we propose to offer them
at on Saturday will enable
you to purchase them at
two-thirds OF their original
value.
Our feather weight sum-
mer corset at 69c-never
sold Tor less than 7sc. Our
Circle Hip Corse,s which
we have been selling at 7oc.
we will put at 74c. Reg.
ular price Of these corset.
81.
Our i. ?. Corset we will sci
} at o4c. One of the most pop
ular cOrsets in the market for 81
Our F. z. summer-weigh
> corset o4c-price always 81.
Balls Corset at o4c-standar,
> rice 81.
Warmers Coraline, o4c-
I price everywhere 81.
u Warmers Health Corse
;, SI.I5. Every one knows tn
= price of this corset to be SI.2
cRhN0p <, RI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

COUNCILMAN SHARKEY cane Into
Council last night and with one fell
swoop was going 10 demolish the
Gaynor Electric Company, bat when
the Tenth ward member got through
tho vote for the Gaynor side stood 30
to 8, compared with II to 9 on Monday
night when he WAS absent.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
High Recommendation

Of DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
Said lady, 1t cured gases In my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
1t 10 the best lung medicine ever made.
Said a gentleman, it saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten year. ago
30 we can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat and the cough
In the grippe IT. Is spleudid. soc. and ST..
Sold BY druggists. Depot. Fourth and
king.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
OOO KING STREET.

OOO KING STREET.
SUJ We have our 0ui nsr Syrup. We
~; sesps sSs sssy lot
er. Il is 81 most delicious navo and you
can cook With u. Il I. - only l2cents per
irish puics ana Casle ksck Cheese; We
fs..S enc ana az soe bassr III
our tss q he best 4. sh: country for ne
nv aorr that makes biscuits without butter
sr isfd. 1hsse biscuits were always used u
S,st-class hotels. This 10 Lhs only n0lr that
m mske the0e hisonits. Xoa eAH Get. u at
Hfk8'b, d = eN baSs e-as-sv
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY,

sHILOH'S CATARRa REMEDY. A
marvellous cure Tor Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker Mouth sud Headache. With
each bottle there 10 an ingenious nasal
Injector for the more successful treat.
meut OF these complaints without extra
charge. Price Soc. N. b. Daniorth,
Wholesale and retail agent, Second and
Market streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
BAY Ridge, sunday, june go.

The first Sunday excursion to Bay
Ridge will be run by the B. 81 o. rail
road next Sunday. Tickets only a..
Trains leave Wilmington, Market street,
at Z. 20 a. IN. Delaware avenue, I 10 a.
m. Returning steamer lssves Bay Ridge
at $50 p. N. Arrive Wilmington at ll
| p. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

THE City Council will on next Mon
day night split In two. one half retir-
Ing and the other half continuing an.
other year. The Twelfth ward will
then only have one member instead ol
thrse, ss II has had since the 26th oi
March.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
'CRANOR { CO.,
621 Market Street.

This is the time
|jobbing houses are
closing out their
spring and summer
stocks and frequent.|
ly offer great in-|
ducements to clear
up an entire line of
goods. We pur-
chased on Wedne !
day and offer for
sale to-day 81 Ia
dozen Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Gauze
Shirts at prices that
will strike buyers as
almost incredible.
But II there are any
doubters they have only to
come and examine what We
have to offer them. We can
show them 1o4 dozen, ex-
actly the same Ladies'
Ribbed Balbriggan Vest
that We have been paying
$2.so per dozen for, retail
|iog at la3c This we call
Bargain No. l.
We are showing another
lot containing Is dozen La
dies Blesched Bslbriggan
Shirts with low neck and
no sleeves at a5c. We have
paid as high as $3.50 per
dozen for these goods this
season. This lot we call
Bargain No. 2.
still another lot of 16 doz.
Ladies' plain gauze shirts,
low neck and no sleeves
for these we have paid al
high as 50 rs per dozen
within the last month. Our
price now is 25c and we call
them Bargain No. 3.
: Still another and if pos.
sIble the greatest bargain oI
! tue whole. Purchased 284
dozen Mems Cashmere
! shirts and drawers OF me-
dium weight, very Popoial
1 with those who canno
; wear the thin gauze. We
q have put these goods In tn
3 sc ale at 39c; If they sci
rapidly we will continue {
e sell them at the above price
7, II not put them away unit
!. cool nights in August com
when we will get 800 tc
t. them. No one ever kne
is them sold Tor less.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

REPUBLICAN poll taxpayers should
net forget to 20 and pay their taxes
now, while the collectors arc not busy
and are easily found.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
-1AnLroN ornnA ConrANH.
Carlton Opera Go.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
One Week. June asrd.

Changs OF Opera eyery night All the or'-
einal company and customs. Grandsst pro-
duction ever offered 70 tho citizens Of Wilm-
iagton and at popular prices. 7sc, 1oc, Nc.
lsc. Dvrtns this week the MANAGEMENT will
give on, occc copies OF the PRESS for the bene-
AZ OF Miss 'rhielman. tis-lot
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
New Jersey 1 Wilmington Fcrryl
ksss!AzE
STEAMER CHRlsTIy,

eTEAMEk CHRISTINA
VII. on and a,ter Thursday, May End n,,
daily trips - follows; haa
Leave WILMINGTON at 7. % a. ill.,. an,
p. M, Tor PehnSviiie. @"' ~
Leave Pennsviile at p.ik A.
p. ln,s Tor Iennsgroye and Wiilnn.,ta" ~
Ltxye Wtlminston at 7.s6 i. M n 4
.. M, " and s.Ii y. NJ, iot irnng,ro,s
Leave Pcnhsgrove at q, o. aud If.
aud i.26 and s.o0r. M, Tor Nlhniuf,os. "-
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wtlmluston ht p.s ,u
.. y. IN, for fenBsgrove snh ptItnss,,uM Mi
Leave penr svlllc- -t illia. NJ, mn, a
p. NJ, FOR rcnnsrroyf aud WI!ullnst,n u"
Leave Wilmington ut ~ A. M ~, " "a,
epstn.s for PennsFrne and lcqy" r,nr...
grove ate.o q. M, i..n ani 5 u. lp ler Wn'
This Arrangement will arnr,i i, tin.,,,a'. ~.
tuhlty iof . delightful sn'i o. ihe ia, tti..i ti.r
Fxcureion tickets b twrtu 4 iie'e'is,.' ~.
and rennsville 3c, sinyl lsre m. h.,llea
Wilmih GtOn aud l'ennsgrove .,",.sa ".ts,'a
ticket &c ana single tarc llf, N''hpa
PenusgIove and PcnnNilIe are he,t,lo,,
placcs ahordIng srrat opportunities t,f ',''l NY
lug. boating, bathing ana iaaeas. N'-'
Special Arrangement. nav b. m,Is q.
Sunday School and moonlight e,rgs"Ioa.
A. q. MoCAusLANp, liowNsss l,p,,o,
Superintendent. Gen. t.,tnd +. IT
Ia i.l(
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
WANAMAKER { BROWN,
OAK HALL,
sIx1HAND MARKET
PHILADELPHIA.

We are selling . heap Of
Serge Suits just now. Moth
ing comes up Ito these for
comfort and looks.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
06

for II cabinet photographs and one 16x20
orsyon portrait At Cumming gallery,
~ Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Now Is Your Chance.

T. A. Shannon has just received due
line oil gents' flannel shirts at the loves.
prices, sos West Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Boys White Flannd
Suits, trimmed with Whit
braid and pearl buttons.
Boys Kilt Suits 10 darf
and light mixed plahs.

one 8 year old, was 40, reduced to 200 |
one 8 year old, wAs 8. 50, reduced to $50 |
one s year old was 80, reduced to $50 |
two Q year old. was $50, reduced to $50 |
Two very handsome dak
blue Velvet Suits, 8 yesrs
and 4 years in size, are ..
duced from $3.50 to IS.
One dark blue Tricot 8
years old, reduced from
$3.50 to s..
Sailor Suits of navy hue,
grey, and brown flannel, in
sizes from 8 years to g
years.
All reduced from s2.75 and .
70 $1.7b each, and one small let
st q ars reduced TO ef.
One lot Of all navy blue
Sailor Suits, in sizes 3 to 10
years, pleated and braided.
All are reduced from $3.50 to
e2.75 each.
One small lot grey
serge Sailor Suits, braided
In black, sizes 6 to I ye ars.
Are reduced from s4.5o to s2.75
esct.
Three lightweight navy
blue Jersey Suits, sizes, 4,
S, and z years,
Are reduced from $3.50 10 a.
One lot Of very hne Jsr.
sey suits In sizes 4, S, 6 and
u years In plain brown, ecru
and brown, and navy blue
All handsomely trimmed
into very stylish garments
Arc all reduced from $3.50 and
1850 10 1915 each.
Eight Spring Overcoat'
in grey, blue and brown
mixed plaids. sizes 4, S,
; and 7,
Are all reduced from 50 and ~
: to $2.76.
In our regular line o
Boys Summer Suits W
have yet quite a good as
sorsment. and the prices or
about cut In half.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
WiI.MlNaToN srEAMnoar ca
.kk1c zsEk
STEAMERS CITY Of O.iEstlM

STEAMERS CITY Of C.iEstNN
amd BkANbYwiSI
Concert Music on hoard eyery day.
On and Aner ssturi.r. June lith, HN
Leave Fourth street wharf Dr cie,ler AL
fhiiAdeiphiA daily, SUNDAY, iicuisi. Il
t'tv nnu ". 2; M, %. i.baA! 40 N.
for Marcus took, nNa. IN. ant AZ y. u.
Leave fhilAdelphis, Chesthu, .,re,t yhns
u u y and \, 4 a. in., 10 iuO and d, q n, q,
TeAeph oAs. Ma Al. u
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
wANAMAKER'A
PH,LApulrnrA. Friday. June ~. isg

PRILApsLrnIA. Friday. June 81. 1890.
Thinking of the Fourth
yetp Not a bit too soon to
be overhaullng the flags and
fxines and the Titles and
the bigs that help to make
the Eagle scream.
Long counters in the
basement are heaped with
just such things.
Bunting United States Flags:
3x 3 feet, $3.50 Skis feet $12
AZ 6 feet, 1878 gx1S ieet, SIS
5x 8 feet, e5.25 12x1S feet, SO
Gxl0 feet, $o.75 14x22 fset S27
6xl2 feet, $8
Muslin Flags on Sticks:
4 inches lorg, 1c ~ inches long. &c
~ inches long, lc 27x inches long.
10c
o.. Inches long, &c Sc inchss long, 15c
IA inches Ioug, 30 ~ inches long, zoe
Prices less by the dozen.
SILK Flags lSc to S1.3J each.
Chinese Lanterns.
Ball Shape
~ inches, So = hundred, 45c . dozen.
10 inches, $3.50 y hundred, Go; q
dozen.
Ok inches, 81 so q hundred.
~ inches, Sc q hundred, CSC 0 dozen.
IL iaches, 70 hundred. $3.50 q
dozen.
si.3s, s255, 50, e4.5o . dozen.
Of course there's a play
side to it all. Here are the
play things from marbles to
Tennis.
We deal In all the Sport.
Ing Gear just as you prefer
to fiad 1t. Every recognized
"6sst" makers things. Yon
do the choosing. Take Ten.
mis-. If you want a Wright
& Diston, or a Peck 8
Snyder, or a spalding, or &
Horsman Racket, here are
; heaps for you to pick from
and get exactly the ham
! and balance you prefer.
: So with Croquet, or Bas
.. Ball, or Cricket, or Archer,
= or Angling-nothing lack
/ ing.
One of the most fascina
ing of the nesO games
!. throwing ieathered darts
n n a target--Orlental Targ,
It I they cali it. It's a mil
4 i craze in Paris. Helps ey
't and hand, SOC to $3.50, wit
e FIVE darts.
70 Maybe you have In min
y y going to the Park and swing
d !, ing all day in a Hammocl
"a Full weight and size Mexican Gri
IN Hammocks, Sl.75.
=. Close wove Mscrame Cord Hammocl
w sl.75, 50 aud 81. SO.
y. Palmer Hsmmocks, 75c to 80.
- Hammock spreadere, Ropes. Hoo
" and Rings.
Basement, northeast of centre.
his
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
DAVID ADRAMSOiS
lnstalImsnt House,
I3l5 Tataal SaSa'!

Advertising ia a great factor IN M
success OF business. but some peopm
use the same US d bait to foo tie D9ysm
For instance suit worth ~ ior sh@
carpets worth 10 cents for ~ rSNr, y
buyers think awhile they VIII come
to the conclusion II IL u humlug, &ne
body does busines for glory. say as
ferent. l give You full vnue i9l tveT
cont you pay, no more hlh no lu,a 49,, u
You want to be convinced, visit 90 'M ~,
nall street, whero you VIII lllla . n,l lna
limo of mems, boys and chiltirehs sio,g,
ing, carpets, oilcloths. dress suous w Ms
dry goods sold on weekly or Moh'"'
payments. ....,u,s
a bill above $40, sla week or ] momn
A bill below SO, 50cu week ors-a h'oh'A
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

6ardner's ice cream 10 the best made.
.ORdar II now for the Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27


one year old, t6 90, reduced to IS 90
one 8 year old, 800, reduced to 200
one s year old, $40, reduced to 3.75
ono 8 year old, 9 SO, reduced to 800
one & year old, $50, reduced to 800
one 8 year old, 4.50. reduced to 226
three z year old, g. so, reduced to 1.7B
two z year old, 3.25, reduced to LOO
one Z year old, 3. 80. reduced to Ito
two y year old, $50, reduced to 200 |
ono year old, 400, reduced 10 200 |
one year old, $50, reduced to 2.50 |
one 9 yefr old, 3 90, reduced to 3.75
three 0 year old, 800, reduced to LIS |
one 8 year old, 8. 80, reduced to $50 |
four 0 year old. a75. reduced to 2.75 |
one o year old, 8 so reduced 10 3.75
one year old, 1900, reduced to 800
Que 10 year old, 500, reducsd to 2.75
three II year old, BIS, reduced to LIS
one II year old, 7.65, reduced to $40
ono * year old, 600. reduced to 3.75
one IL year old, 500. reduced to 100
oae 13 year old, $50, reduced to 276
one 13 year old, ASS, reduced to 2.00
two IS year old, 7.bO. reduced to 400
one i3 year ~, 100, reduced to 3.75
This Is a Children's Suit
Sale par excellence, and
should commend itself to
every boys mother who will
get q chance to see them.
We have sold within a
week nearly one hundred
black Jerseys at so cents.
There's only about as many
more. You should see
them.
We have two lots Of Sa-
teens worthy Of mention
both are selling rapidly. One
a fine Henrietta finish, pure
black, at Is cents per yard.
The best thing ever brought
out for the money-the
other all the remnants OF oul
best 25c. figured Sateens
put up in dress patterns To-
Is cents per yard.
w. B. SHARP & co.
lyourth end Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
HOT!
HOTTER!
HOTTEST!

But not too hot to be
comfortable il you wear
Mullin & Sons thin
clothing. We are sell.
ing very thin gauze un-
derwear, thin sateen
shirts, thin silk pongee
shirts, thin wool shlrt.
for either man OK boys
We are selling lots Of
Thin Clothing In the
way of Coats, Vests and
Pants, flannel, pongee,
m o b air, aeersuckers,
alpaca, drap d'ete, thin
serges, blue and black
tweeds, chevlots. etc.
You know our way Of
doing business. We
sell ycu in such a way
we will be most likely
to sell you again. On
cashmere sui!s for boys
we take off q 20 pei
cent. discount. On mems
a 10 per cent. discount
on cash sales.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market
Clothiers, Wilmington