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Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

Pillow Shams Of fine Cam.
brio, tucked and u fa g d ,
square corners OF all over
embroidery, square centres
and double block corners,
are very desirable and new
things this season-$1.25 to
$475.
We have a splendid line
of black Jerseys from SOC
to So. One OF the m O /
popular Summer things for
ladies' wear-high should
ers. with some pretty effects
in tucked yokes and tucked
sleeves.
All the remnants oi oul
best 26. cent Satines arc pu'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

28-inch Plaid Mohairs re.
duced from soc to 37Hc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
FIFTH EDITION
Nis. tsbanan NJ. n. Church

Robert g. FrAim, Eso., and smu. :.
tended Mt. Lebanon NJ. N. Chns1h, :. '.
Roclsland, Brandy wine hundred .S, on -. y
Gay morning, In order to meet ann. ~sS J,
ne old friends, aud note the changes l N y, :.
have occurred since the time that hs ,aa w..
an attendant of the Sabbath schn% W. W,
services At that place some forty n, aMs nv
years 40. His father assisted n Il l..'s TM
the cornerstone OF that church "a ,a! !!
still member Of It, and bis cops,,n, ND
attendance has only been Interruotsa os.s1' !.
the inhrmities Of advancing year. hn, "
the greater number OF his sssoclsts.I ~ y
that day have gone to join Tie sr,s, t,s,', y. !"
tortty on the other side Of Tims's ,,s.. ~.
and strange forms and facea An ', H.,
respective places or their seat. i, rpns,a Tata
vacantl ~ the congregation "
MI Lebanon are rot now s,r.,
to those which sssenbled ,bere II S'aa N.
early hiatory OF the Church. Rey ~ II. ~
emOot preached an interesting ,,rmo. % nn III
regard TO dreams, aud referred n,,,;," ,s M
larly TO the one of Jacob, WIN i,rS;ss
that he SAW the ladder stretching ,Is,,u l,om
earth 70 heaven and the angel, ne,,s .v4
Ing aud descending. The lIIub,,%n
was very apt, aud the application vi
such a. to make q lastlua lmnrss,,on
upon the minds of all pr,,snt. M
emoot 10 succeeding very well in lDis,
esting his hearers, aud a Confirmation ,n',' y,
his efforts will certainly lead TO Iarge rom,
9regations aud increased membership.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Labor Notes.

A split occurred In the New York Can.
tral Labor Union yesterday. The socl.lh,
delegates withdrew and formed a new
central body, which will 10 known rs
the Central Labor Federation. Aut,c,.
patlng this action, the conservatives
passed . resolution denying them ,hs
right OF representation In the original
organization.
The striking switchmeu on the Lake
Shore, Big Four and Erie Railroads al
Cleveland Resumed work ou Friday a,
the old Lake Shore rates.
Ths threatened strike Of employees oI
the Owl Cigar Company (Straiton d
Storm) in New York wss Averted On Sat.
urday ~ the granting Of an advance d
10 per cent.
The miners in the Phillipsburg, Beecl
Greek and Osceola bitumIn0us coal dis
tricts, In Pennsylvania. have prepared
circular demanding OF the mine operator
. higher scala Of prices, with increase
pay ior "deAd" work.
Nine Hungariaus ticketed for Mckee
port, Pa, were detained At the Bare
Once In New York, on Saturday, US col
tract lAborers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
ASA uissd by Roughs,

WILLrAMsPoRr, Pa, June ga gang
Of six desperate rougns assaulted Gate
man Karickcr at the Market street bridge
about midnight last night, and forced
their way through the bridge. Som
thereafter Thomas Bayard, q we'll known
citizen Of South Williamsport, who was
on his way home, was murdsrously as
saulted at the south entrance 70 the
bridge. He was knocked down and ter
ribly beaten, after which he WAS robbed
and left In an unconscious condition.
Officer Boone. Of South Willlamsport,
at tho head Of party, started In pursuit
of the robbers. coming up with them
along the railroad. The officer com.
rnanded the men 70 surrender, but they
deded arrest and showed tight. Tht
posse was not large enough to cop,
With them, but Oficer Boone fired into
the crowd. The bullet is supposed K
bave taken effect, as One Of the msr
gave iudicatlonS Of being wounded. 4
thorough search was made for the rob
bers to-day, but without avail. Bayard
who is very badly injured. hls head and
face being frlghtiully cut, will recover
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
As.v.su, Charge.

The lady interested In the serious
charge against J. 3, 1. Clark, published
u the KlruBLIqAN Of Saturday. was
Miss ida Parry, daughter Of Ms. Lizzie
&. A. Parry, No. 1Sl TatnAl) street.
Niss Parry IL about ~ ysars Of ago and
has the mIsfortpps to BE- entirely blind.
Ths case was called up before the Au-
picipal Court this morning. when r. Q.
fraim, Eco, appeared for Clark and
asksd that the case be poAtponsd until
Thursday morning % be had Just bean
called into the case and had not had
SlnS to scQuaInt himself with the facts.
City Solicitor Turner said ho had NO OBJ.
jscfions to the case being postponed, but
a. some effort had been made to have
Misc Parry withdraw the charge. he
wanted to make himself sure that she
would BE- present at the time stated 70
prosecute ths case. Miss Parry having
been sent for soon appeared and stated
to the court that she would be on hand
ON Thursday morning TO prosecute the
case II she was living aud well enough 70
come.
After this statement the court con.
cluded not TO require her to enter into
bonds for her appearance, hut would
expect her to be prssent. Chief ewiggett.
who 10 we'll acquainted with Miss Parry,
stated that he would SEQ 70 1t that shs
was present.
Miss Parry maintains that tho state
ment she made that Clark feloniously
assaulted her was true In every particu.
lar, and nothing could induce her TO
withdraw the charge. The 0fiense II
said to have been committed on Wsdnss-
day morning
Mrs. Parry, lda's mother, 10 worry indlg.
nant about the report put IN circulation
that Clark and her were to be married.
Clark, she said, had been boarding with
her six months, and the only kindness
shown 10 her lay In getting some board
ers, nothing more than anybody could
do without suspicion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
At The Academy.

Tho Carleton Opera Company will
epsn this weeks engagement ot the
Academy OF Music, this evening, in tho
opera, "The Queens Lace Handker-
ehief." The company Ia an excellent
one and is headed by the great W. I.
Carleton, who 10 the owner and pro-
pristor Of the company. Mr.. Carleton
Has met with success wherever he per-
ioymsd.
Ths bringing OF this most excellent
company, with their fine repertoire here,
y an effort on the part Of tho Academy
Of Music managers to give the public
good attractions at popular prices, and
upon the success Of this engaR emen
aNeh depends. for It will show whether
or not the public appreciates frs.-olas
attractions.
The opera of 1.-THE Queen's Lace Hand
kerohisf' 10 one OF the prettiest tha
epuld have been selected for the openiDi
night. There will be change of operl
esSh evening and matinee on satufds,
only. The advance sale OF ssats hs
been large, and no doubt large hous
will witness each performance. Th
prices Of admission for this engagement
have been fixed a. follows. rs. so and q
ssats.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
THIRD EDITION
N. X. T. club.

Ata meeting OF the M. K. 7. Club on
Saturday evening, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted;
WhERnAs, The object OF the orRaniza-
Hon known a. the NJ. x. I. Club being
70 assist Ielawars's iavorite singer, Miss
Mary x. ThielmAu, to complete her mus.
Nal education; and
WMEREAs, This same organisation has
auncseded In interesting tbs entire StAta
n the sAlne cause by their endeavors 10
win the prize offered by the Philadelphia
Prsss to the most popular school teacher;
and
WHEREAS, The results of the contest
are not sut ioiently certain to warrant the
expenditure Of any large sum Of money;
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That all money accruiue
from the Jubilee sports at Brandywins
Springs, Wednesday, june 25th, be sst
aslde o. Dtlaware's contribution toward
The musicsl education Of MisS Thielman,
and not to be used ~ part OF the cam
pAign fund.
Received, That Henry G. Robinson, 3.
II. Baynard, G. T. Rudolph, John Dandy
and WIN. Lawton OF Wilmington, Del.
be appointed committee to audit the
accounts OF the manager Of sports, the
proceeds of same to bc turned over to
them to hold In trust for Miss Thieimaa,
% that In case Of failure to win The Press
prize she will have the opportunity oi
Sh. advantages from her native State.
Resolved, That the club red0uble its
efforts to win the Press Prize, earnestly
requesting her friends to forward the
voies they are holding hack to the head.
quarters Of the NJ. X. I. Club, so that
tAe managers Of the campaign can zee
whore Delsware's candidate stands.
Resolved, That the public be notified
10 ssnd the ballots to Baynard's, 80 the
club oen save the expense Of collecting.
Resolved, That the club ask the cti-
gems OF Delaware to support them In theli
efforts to accomplish their work.
Signed: N. D. CLowARD, seo'y.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
mot HIs co,pp.nien ,

NoRRIsTowN, June 2S.-Arthur Jonss,
. young coloAed man. was plscsd in (ait
here yesterday evening ior The pfebabis
fatal shooting Of . companion named
George Jactsou. The two men were
com panious and worked together on the
Pennsylvapia Cutoff Line 10 Trenton.
Yesterday mornlng jackson and sJones
and few Of their friends went to Phila-
delphls. During their rounds the men
became intoxicated aud Jones bought .
seli-cocking revolver.
On their homeward Journey. while
waiting to change cars At the Jenkin-
town station, Jonss' revolver was dis
charged and Jackson fell to the platform
with bullet in his stomach.
The injured man was placed on the
next train apd taken to the Jewish
Hospital In Philadelphls. No sooner
had the pistol ball struck Jackson whom
tho other men scattered. Jackson 70.
mAined and accompanied Jones to the
hospital.
Jones was arrested when be returned
to JenkiLt0wn and Squire Harmer re-
mauded him to jail.
Jonea WAS seen at the prisan this even
ing and asserted his Innocence. He
denied that there had been the slightest
quarrel among the party.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
A Sin;ssli-Up.

While two heavy freight trains sera
going south on the Bedford Division Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad last Friday
night, the first one broke at the top Of
Buffalo Mills grade, and the rear part oil
it ran down three miles at speed Of 40
miles al hour, meeting the second sec.
lion on sharp curve. Several cars aud
the engine were smashed up. -Four men
In tho caboose Of the broken train were
severely injured, and one, Joseph Mar.
tin, died Oh Saturday from hia iljurla
The engineer and fireman OF the second
section Jumped, aud escaped with slight
injuries, but Albert Little, braseusl
who was on the engine, was buried uud.r
the engine and killed almost Instantly.
William Kiser, fiagman, was seVersyh
jured by escaping steam. The diiils
was caused BY "the men iu hs scibOos
going to sleep and falling 10 top iS
runaway cars"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Ci,urcl, at Hockessin.

Some thirty.two members Of the
Knigh's of the Golden Eagle attended
the NJ. +. Church, on Sunday afternoon,
to bear q sermon from Rev. Mr. Dodd
on the duties Of life a. we'll ~ the re-
quirsments Of the Order OF which they
were members. The discourse was iorci-
BILE as well as practical, and II the ad.
monivons OF The preacher AIe dulJ
needed, good must result thereirom.
Mr.. Dodd has the faculty Of slways In.
teresting his bearers, and may be regard
Cd as one OF the rising ministers OF ths
Wilmington Conference.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
r.,ata Trnnsfers.

Tho following transfers of real es.a,s ru1,
80 rscordsd Al the office OF the Lugs
rssrlne - and Surveying Department W
Saturday: a.,,s, &, Cleayer,
the property at the noisn"s's ,i,,r s,rse,s, lol
Sycamore ard Franklin sAs'
25x85 feet. ..,.,es tn VII.
John u. HofIeoker, Jr., ttus'ss,.o ~ ,,id ult
liam Hammond, the properties nse. aact,yelI
And lIIS Lobdsll streets, lols resp1eit isst
ia foet 8 inches by ~ feet, ana II 'ss'
inches by IS fees. !, Robert
George h. Huber aud vile " ", corner CORNER
Reed. property At the soulhaes,. y, gviIai XII
of Second and RodmAn strea s, ios os-'9
feet o inches.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
according to design.
In Zephyr and silk ShaWls
we have the combinations OF
delicate blues, pinks, Colds,
back and white "a.

Our Ladies' Underwear is
thoroughly known In this
city as the best that comes
here. We have handled the
same line for fifteen years,
and its merits have been well
tested. Our regular b o K
stock is complete, and We
have a few small lots which,
by handling and " In d o W
display, have become some
what mussed and soiled.
About s dozens g o " n
were 80 cents, are reduced
to 36c.
About 8 dozens skirts,
were SO cents, are reduced
to 374c.
A lot Of Chemlse at 75e
and ST., are reduced to Soc
All sizes, SO in.
A lot of Cambria Corse,
Covers, surpllce Ieck, trim.
med with edge-25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Another sudden Death.

Mrs. Emily g. Foreman, wife Of Robert
R. Foreman, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon, about 8 o'clock, aged 68 years.
She had been at Calvary Sunday School,
and had been home but o few minutes
when she com planned Of feeling dizzy
aud Immediately fell. A physician was
hastily sent for, and when he came she
was still breathing, but he could dc
nothing to pro!ong her life. After IN
sxamination II WAS found that she died
from q sudden paralysis OF the heart
She had not been we'll for some weeks
before. She leaves y husband and one
child, O daughter. The funeral will
take place on Tuesday afternoon. at
O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
A sinasll-up.

A young horse. attached to a buggy.
reported to belong to Daniel Haley, ran
away on Sunday morning, on the read
leading from Shallcrosa' school-house to
the Braudywine creek, and came thun-
deripR down the hill ut Rocklsnd Just as
the citizens were going to Mt. Cuba
Church, at such furious rate as to
cause Considerable excitement. In his
mad flight he broke loose from the buggy,
which was badly damaged, but fortu.
nately he ives stopped near the paper
MILL without injuring any one.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-In "
United States Sera ate ON Saturday ts
resolution OF Mr.. Edmund, for . con-
mittss Of seven to inquire into tho "
ministrativs service Of the ssns,e xn
agreed to. The House bill ior the 'r,st
fer of the Mormon Church prOpsiyw
the common school fluid I'm Utah VA
passed, with some formal amendnsull
The Educational Fund bill WAS eonsa'
cred.
In the House tho contest on tho sll'a
bill was resumed, and Ondsd IN vlc'olI
for the Speaker. the bill being rslerf.a
by him, in presence Of the House, 70 sh
Com mittee on G. image, aud h!s action u
SO doing being sustained. A conierenes
was ordered on the Fertilization AppIo'
priation bill. --=
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

up In dress patterns for 15
cents q yafd-all this sea.
sons patterns and superb
quality.
We have had . remarks
bic sale on our fine Outing
Flannels. We have already
distributed over ton thous-
aud yards and new are sell.
ing daily from two to three
hundred yards. We a e
greeted continually Wit b
"they are the prettiest / ever
saw" Look around and see
il you find any better for Is
cents. Ours are 10 cents,
with Q hundred patterns to
select from.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Fire ina Dangerous Place.

Last evening about $50 O'Clock, WIN.
Sergeant Peterson wis on Ills way 70 W. s
City Hall, he raw smoke coming v, Y,
through the traps on the pavement pIss soa a.
the rear of the Opera House. WIN = ~, y
siderable surprise he FASTENED afoupu a' ~
the front and told those In charge VIVA. "
he had seen, but no one seemed TO kn.s .,,
anything about 1t, but speedy lnses.. w.
eation WAS made and the smoke WA
found to issue from pile OF sswouss rSs ~
Are back Of the boiler Ia the cellar; inc
cause OF the 6rs became fuliy xno1n ~
when when y Special oficer Bsrnhsrdt' us 10
chs,ae %mvn n the building. was seen. a, he
1919 us TINT the lire was made by hlmsea, !,
sor ~.. " certain purpose and there wss Nv
asnnsr S vhateyer Of IT spreading.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Tie @. W. +. Club.

Tho George Washington Fishi,g Club
took It's departure about I O'Clock this
morning for the Delaware Bay, to ish in
the neikhborhood Of Ship John Light.
The club turned out In large numbers
with poles and lines and an immense
quantity OF bait The managers had
some trouble getting the bait aboard, the
members of the club being anxious te
get a Il and 60 TO fishing Tor "ca,ties. u
A iull account of the "trip Will be givsr
tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
An Unobiiging Conductor.

A gentleman com mplains that on the ar
rival of the electric car from Riveryiew,
at Tenth and Market streets, at 2. as on
Sunday afternoon, the driver Of the
horse car failed to stop to take the pns.
sens ers down tho street, aud notwith.
standing their calls kept steadily on,
although he had but four or five passen.
gers. Tho gentleman aud three or four
friends were consequently compelled to
walt the arrival OF the next car. lie
thinks that such an unsecommodatine
disposition 10 rot calculated to make
friends for the company.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Arrested A. Accessories to Murder.

ROCHESTER, June 22.-Philiipa Faust
and Washington Potter, young men Of
Phililpsbusg. near here, were arrested
friday night BY county detective Lazarus
and Officer Brooke. - accessories 10 the
murder Of John McCaulley, who was
Killed by Angus Smith at that place last
Saturday night McCAulley aud Smith
were At enmlty, the result Of an old
quarrel They went into an alley TO-
gclher on the night In guss ion to settle
the matter. McCAulley was intoxicated.
Smith struck him In the neck, breaking
it. then leaped upon AID Kicked lin.
Faust and Potter arc said to have been
present and to have refused TO interfere
or allow others to do'so. Both are re-
specially connected. Potter's father BE-
ing prominent member aud trustee ol
the Presby terian Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Half Fare,

A gentleman says that notw ithataud-
ing the announcement that children
under ten years Of age will only be
charged half fare on the city railwa,
he was required on Sunday 10 pay Ave
cent. for seven yeArs old boy. He
thinks he WAS imposed on, and that the
matter should be looked into.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
V.B. SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market StrsstA

Summer Shawls-Is youl
destination seashore, country,
mountains. yachting, opera ?
--have you q porch or even
front door. .steplDo you stroll
or ride in the moonlight p
any of these conditions re-
quire a light shoulder cover.
ing Oar imported embroi-
dered shawlettes are all hand
made in the French hummer
les. They are Of elegant
qualities and exquisite de.
signs, and at very much low.
er prices than we ever sold
them. Our assortment is
large and sure to please you.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
rostponed Sale of Lot.

On account OF the weather last Satur-
day afternoon the lots advertised at pub
lie sale ny ]. j. Psirce at seventh and
Rodman streets has been postponed to
Friday afternoon next, June "a, at
h 40 O'clock, See advertisement,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

The following 10 from the Gas Light
Journal Of the 10th instant:
The gas war Of Aurora, Ills., is at An
end, the competing companies having
agreed to consolidate. The gas rate will
be advanced to 81. 80 per 1000. During
ths oontest the price had been cut to
less than 81.
Tho building OF competing works gen.
orally results In the public paying the
bill sooner or later.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
DIED,

COLLINS-In this city, on the 2lst inst.
lInnnah A. Collins. IN her 65th year.
Relatives and friends are respectful iy
invited TO attend the funeral sdrvlces al
the residence OF her husband, Blair nj.
Collins, No. 3l7 East Eighth street, this
Monday evening at 3 o'clock. Inter
meut Mt Head of Christiana, Tuesday.
leaving II. 4 O. station delaware ave,
nue) at $50 n. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Death Of a Prominent Man

BALTIMORE, Nd, June ss.-saa,. c,a,.
Henry W. Thomas died at FAirlsi ov", Nv,
House, Va, yesterday. in the 1ssa w y,ss
Of his age. He was 4 membei, =, y lin.
comm ission that visited Prssidtu h sor
coin In 1851 with = view to ayerusSsss Ssi.ssa
tiIitles. During the war he Wa Il,
Auditor Of tho State. After ths thss.o,r
Was member oil tho Court Of ooa., Y Ia
tion, later Judge OF the coiirn y 1,.a.
Alexandria circuit, and still la.e. so,y VI i,
tenant Govssnor. For hall ces'sMs sMso,,h
was one Of the leading lawyers o' wv
ern Yiralnia.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Injured BY y Fall.

Mrs. W. s. McNair was this morning
badly injured by . fall from step
ladder at her home, No. $40 King street.
Her left leg was broken and she was In
ternally injured. With great difficulty
she was carried up stairs to her room and
DR.. Wales was summoned and he re-
d ucrd the fracture. which 10 . serious
one, including both bUnes below the
knee,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Funeral of Mrs. Bannar'

Tho funeral OF Mrs EstheI q ~. OAK
wife of William BAnnar oil ho,J J,.rgslJ
Brandywins Hundred. was s,at'yss vs,3 and
attended on Friday BY aa, 'pbilsdsl
friends from this city and from from sa.timaot
phiA Mrs. BannAr wss : wy Rsy. a. i
Scott ss% 1 mad charge Of the iuners, .ssSsnsn,
S Ma. and spoke words Of sncoafss
and comfort to all present.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Housefurnishine GOOD.

Persons In want of ything in tho
houseiurnishing goods line would do well
to cal At Tayior's, Seventh and Orange
all kinds promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Still More Pensions.

W. 8. McNair has bsen notified that
through Hayward,s Agency the follow.
Ing pensions have been allowed: Theo-
dore Anderson, original; Theodore Jones
and George r. Ellis, increase.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
shortage Of 4 ThaeG.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 23.-Morris Daley
cashier Of the Meter Department Of tn,
Water Office here, 10 reported to be miss
ing, with an already discovered shortage
Of over $1,0QO.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

Try G. L. Meilsr's California hams and
beef tongue at hhy cents. He Keeps all
o.her hlnds OF meat al 5G1 K'ag street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

The Three G's defeated two teams on
Saturday-the Forty Acre boys by a
score Of 8 to 4, and 3 picked nine by the
score of 8 to 0.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

lHcIiivain & Co., 2oe East 4,h street
Are receiving trout, Spanish macksrsl,
sois crahs aud snappera, fresh every day,
Phone $40.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

For day of real enjoyment 20 with
West Iresbyt rian excursion to Cape
May, Thursday next, 18th.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

For : day Of real enjoy ymsns y ~ CIV,
West Presbyterian ex.u'0'sA o.,
MAY. Thundsy next 10th
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Tha Weather

Tomorrow promises to bo fs,r ALTAR ih cop.
tinued high temperature. y IN we'd
ditions win probably preta'' "
nesilay.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

In Cashmere Shawls we
have a splendid line in
creams, pinss, blue, black
and cardinal in all woods, ol
fine qualities.
$275
e400
$500
In Zephyr Sawls we have
the best we ever saw TO,
So SO and $2.75-black and
cream.
In Fancy Summer Shawls
of a very taking shell pat.
tern we have cream, pink,
blue. garnet and black, in
two szes, 81. as and So.
Ia Ice Wool Shaws, which
are fascinating in appear
ance and delightful to the
touch, we have the most de-
licately beautiful patterns in
black and cream. The most
intrlcately woven cobweb Is
no mare effective than these,
and how any one pair OF
hands can perform such work
is amazing. Yet such is the
case, and it only takes three
days to knit one. No lady
that looks at them would
like to undertake 1t 10 less
than three months. Coming
from abroad they are re-
markably cheap.
| 500
S275
$500
| $3 SO
f400
according to design.
In Zephyr and Silk Shawlt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

NATASTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general houscwork, ut No 1929
Washington street. j23-stf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

~ ASIED-A COOK, ALSO, BOY TO
take care OF yard. etc. Apply ut
5l0 West Sixth street. j23-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

WANTED AN APPRENTICE TO
w learn uressmaking Address
Mary Il. Campbell, 4l3 W. Second street
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