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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
TIL PALAIS ROYAL
117 EAST BROAD STREET.

Before advertisement earb a1 @ % Sgi %
lasts aerobe feast BARGAINS 0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
MEETINGS.
RFNFFICTALr SOCU

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL FSOCIE.
y TY-SPNCiAL NO1ICE-You are hereby
notified 10 assemble promptly at 10 o'clock Mon
DAY MORNING, March l1th, IN Cathedral Hal,
with badges, 70 taEe part IN the celebration Of
inc dsy. 1t Ia earnestly hoped that there VIII 10
a full attendance 70 honor the memory OF 81
Patrick. 49, -
By order of JOHN N. HlGGlNS,
mn l6-Us President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

TNHERE WILL BE 4 REGULAR
L meeting Of tho FOURTH PRECINCT DEMO-
CRATIC CLUE or CLAY WAhD az the club
rooms, on the south east corner OF Main and Lom-
hardy streets, TOMORROW NIGHT az o'clock,
at which every member Ia requested 70 be pros
Ont 4 cordial invitation IS extended 20 all can
dldates Z. IRVING DARLINGTON,
NH lG-1t secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Salvation Oil, the great lin;ment. should
be part Of every travelling mans equip
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES In DRESS
GOODS.
ua,,-wool Gray Pin Check Angh'h cheyoit
cloths 80 inches WIDE M excellent wearing
material for shopping and general wear,
only 1889. "a ,.,
Atwood French Henricttas' 80 inches wlde' In
tho following colors only; Navy DARK Green
Cardinal. Moirum and Dark Brown at &c.,
worth regularly 5Oc.
Striped English DonriottHs' newest spring
shades. ss inches wide &c. close limitations OF
TIE usual SOC. quality.
Lupin's French Henricttas' every noro WOOL
fnll 40 inches vide, all the newest Shades In
Guiding Holiotrops Of oSc'
Striped Plaid, aud Figured Beiees' new pa,srnS'
AT s., viii astonish you when you See lnein'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
IL = z = : =
DOMESTICS.

nom md tUcIr way % your HUuIV7' I'V'' w
prices: c-... -,,
! case Dwight Anchor Bleached Cotton, &c;
cnae Il short eugths Fricc Of ne Nest 80
/ case OF short Lengths Androsc)cgiu, O+c''
l ease o. Amoskeag GinShams, pm checAs'
4i.c;
c.-s Of Nerrlmsc Shifting Prints, sc;
case Of Cream-COlored Crazy Clotn' % ihches
wide, exc: ,,, ,,,. .
bale Of good Brown Cotton, = In width' &c I;
ease ~ Cembiic, Diamond ulll' 80.
cgs.of Caritric. equal 10 Ionsdaie, eHc.;
H.. Tor TIE Jones imported Cambria;
See our lcLc. Combination Ginghams IL al inc
new effects:
loc. for those pretty 81 Dress Baiistes
in. for the best French Sotteens, short 4enStns'
nc. for those pretty Outing iaunes;
SEQ our lac o. l2, Dress Salteeus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
SILK BARGAINS.
,1,,,. ctfbs Navv and White, Ria

-,-,,-od China SILKS, Navy and White. Black and
white. cray and White, Gcbeiin and White
Of 4gc. extraordinary good value.
,r.,t,o,,e ouality All-Silk Faille. all the very
latest spring al ldes, a. sl-wsll compare with
Inc ~. Is quality sold everywhere.
49, 10, ~ tho Lupins Ail-Wool Black Hen
r,ettas. 46 inches wide which We have been
selling az -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Como on, little
Boys, We are going TO
cl0the you at a very
small cost. No moro
uae OF NJ a N m q -
Why. you can buy a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

: W no re
cari you
dad such
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
Bee HIVE, !: ,
306 MARKET ST,

We can still show you large
line of all the new shades OF
Spring Dress goods, with Su-
rahs, Vclvets, Braids and Gimps
to match same.
Dress Ginghams from &c a
yard up to 25c. Sateens at all
prices from SC up. One lot 25c
very fine goods to be closed out
at Isc yard.
We have 3 styles of soc Cor
sets the best ever oliereda a Gus
toner for the money.
Our stock OF Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas is now complete
at right prices.
We have too many Chill
dren's Lace Caps and have
marked every one down at prices
TO so quick from Ioc up.
One case Plaid Muslins, VIC
a yard, worth I5c.
Ladies, do not forget we are
agents for the Dcmorest 6 W.
ing machine, SIo.5o, guaranteed
for five years.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
WashtEcton Notes.

W4surNGToS, NJ y S0.--In the United
States Senate Yesterday MIR. Teller Intto-
duced a joint resolution declaring the
determination of tue United States Gov
crnment 10 adhere to bimetailism. IL
WAS laid on the table aud ordered
printed. Tho Original Package bill " as
considered, aud "A substitute offered by
MIR. Gray was adopted. The bill was
then passed-yeas 49, nays 10. The
River and Rarlor bill was received from
the House and referred.
The House For IGN Committee yester-
day authorized favorable report ON the
bill looking to tue participation OF the
United s.a es IN tie survey Tor the Inter
Continental Hallway to connect Nortt
and sOuts America.
Tie condition OF ex-Seeretary OF Wal
McCrsry has realty improved, and his
physic'aus have hopes of his complet,
Recovery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30

THE fret election for the Fifty
second Congress will take place next
Monday. and Oregon will have the
honor Of electing the first Republican
Congressman to that Congress. Oregon
used TO be so close that the Democrats
sometimes carried IL In 1880 1t gave
Garfield 664 majority; In 1884 It gave
Blaine 2.258 majority, and In 1888 it
gave Harrison 6,769. Oregon 10 get.
ting stoutly Republican and can always
be relied on. 1t 10 pity she has only
one Congressman to elect
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30

TIE Democrats might seek farther
and fare much worse in search of Q
Presidential candidate than 10 come to
little Delaware and scoop in Senator
Gray. the Senator is pronounced
Democrat. hut he would shed more
credit on his party than his party
would on him. In character and abil-
ity, and the true attributes OF gentle
man, Senator Gray stands pre-eminent
amongst his Democratic peers.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
Philadelphia. Wilmington {
Baltimore X. r.
May llth. 1890.

May llth. 1880.
Trains win Iesvs Wtliningtoa ~ follows
Ihi!sseiphlA sexpress,: i.w. asa ~. go
...S.s ii,S rS ~ az' sss N s% "a.
1sssT $., s sSss.is'ss' ss' q. .s:s ny ~ * u.
90 81 S:;,if s Is IE:sFgrs:. e. ,ss Il. s:s sss H.
* n. is::lS' 81: H. s. s., * ~: . '.s
- ~ i SsrR; e %is asa IN a sn !, 4, ~, ss
-" sgS' saa Is 81 sse ss'. = .. Il. ana ~
~ rol y p Vest S:t Chester. via Lamokin. .~.a.
Fof Newark tCentrsl and intermediate sta.
os % And T. ls,slssaslss q sns 4
sS$ : :ss Ri \ ~ ja SSs:i
~ 4, E. + M "a y s;.s! ".
- SIS. sossssp ,. NJ, " and %iii %iiiils nsh..' 81 ''''
S.ima; s $50 .sa and 70. Il mn
ssis sos M, rs p. % m. ."N W." '""
ksple.s for inrringt1n: sso and 100 p;T m.
nsI .pn'ess IS sr a. M nSi :sa aission' nisS and D'
Erankliu CITY, 90. m M. p,,,. c.
EInrsss ior Cape Charles oia ud roiot ao' Gom'
Leave rhilaae ipeia. Broad Street. for VII.
m,inngton texpress) asa .M. IN. ,ssl. oco.
toi Y g. g. scs s. ss s,ssA a. III, ~ j, ~ q
Accommodation, 6aS.sIo 10 IS II Is. .. M,
~ 22s $40. 4 % 449 GA sss i0Js.
10 20 andli 3s b. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PhiiadeipiiA (expressl, Iy, 3,sa IN
tS. n.si A. NJ. ~. bh sS 7os. $50. aud
xccomod..ion. Loo s.oa 90 A. NJ. IA. 10.
sr, 10, and .. 10 +. Il. '' - '''
Aceomodation, 100. sos 9io .. H., n.Io
i.2. 40 b@. 10 and io,@p. N.
Is; g. h. 4.ot ~ T. el' ,s'S aS =. NJ ."
For West Chester via LsmoKin. 500 A. M.
For New CASTLE ~ IS night.
>, Fap For Cape Charles x % Old Point Comfor. And
FOR Middletown, clayton. Dover. Wyoming
Laurel. and DeimAr, l2.oI night.
Baltimore and Washington. 4. 10. s.oh N.tR
4. NJ, l20, AS, % 0, 10. sN +, NJ. and
". tsnfght. baltimore only $40 r. N. and Il. u
% Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, for vii.
~; & &sSs sa: ., ia sa His !. ;. m: NJ:
Alu AlAurco,nmodstion, t3a 30, 10 esA, IN. 1ax,
soa CIO So, 10 ot aud lissp. m.
For iufl..er Information, passengers arc
referred TO the ticket Osfce at the stAtton.
trains marked thus ~ are limited exprsst
upon which extra iare Is charged.
ChAs. E. PUuH. J. X. WOOD,
1aneral Manarer. General Passenger Assn.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
RIA ces Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
series of matinee races at the Whining,
ton lair grounds, commencing at 3 O'clock
which will include 3. 30 class, a 3 min-
ute class, sud 2.45 class. There will
probably be six .,arters In this tirst and
or 8 iu each OF the other classes. There
will not be any admissicn charged, and
It ID probable that special train will be
run TO the grounds for the aceommoda-
tion of those who wish to attend. There
are some excellent hosses ON the ground,
and ne splendid raeing may be ex
pected.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30

ASSOCIATED Press dispatches from
the South say that the National flag
was displayed with the ex.Coniederate
flags. This We believe was tie fact,
but we would simply ask, why display
the ex-rebel flag at alp ls NOT the
National flag good enoughf No blend
ing of the two is needed or wanted by
loyal men,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30

IT Is VERY much regretted that in
addition to the loss Of the peach crop
the iaYmers of Delaware are threatened
with loss of their oat crop. Wheat
too, 1t 10 said is not promising a.
brightly as was anticipated, and the
weather has seen too cald for corn.
OF course all these disasters will be
charged by our Democratic friends to
yke Mckinley tariff bill.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
WANAMAKERs0,

neSS oOes noC appear unttl
they are made more than
perfect by laundering a few
times. Is Il not something
to have a Bargain improved
by service!
That digest of the Huck
Towel question last " . 8 k
sent the Linen sales a spin.
ming.
The Huck Towels are still
at the force, and these two
added Bargains, one worth
nearly double. the o t h e r
worth one-half moro than
the price, should give Lin.
ems a great boom during the
closing days Of May.
Main Aisle, near Transept.
Fans for Graduation time.
More kinds than the widest
awake diploma getter OF
them all would think of.
From the softest, dreamIest
Ostrich Feathers to the fair
lest Gauze and the glintiest
Satin. Here's just q sug.
gestion:
Ostrich Feather, 81. 50, $40. sls. 80. SIS.
dauze Painted, s2. IS, IS. So. 25, 81. so, q.
$3.50, IS, to SIS.
White Satin Painted, e1.25, 50, S. 80, S3,
$3.50.
White Satin. Feather Edge. IS. 80. ss.75.
e4.25, $3.50, So.
Open Ostrich. IS. $3.50, $3.50, $40.
Northwest OF centre.
Accordion Plating done
just as it should be, and
promptly. 25c a yard.
Dressmaking parlors, second floor, Chest
nut street.
A good share of what you
pay for a good Lawn Tennis
Racket goes for the name.
Suppose you could get the
best possible In every grade
and nothing t. pay for the
trademark? We've fixed 1t
so you can. We believe eth.
er Of the "Wanamaker Spe-
ciap Rackets to be the equal
of any make costing a third
more.
Juvenile, 81 Belmont, $3.50
Youth's, Sl.50 Wissahickon, Sc so
Fsirmouut. 81 Germantown, {4.50
Ardmore, 81 SO Germsnt'n Special, st
Cork handles extra. Take
the Germantown Spec i a |
with cork handle, $3.50. NJ
matter what you pay for
Racket or whet name is OF
it, you can't get anything
better. The frame is right
the stringing is right, and 81
Is the hang of the W h o
thing.
| The other Rackets ar,
here too, everybody's ioyty.
seven kinds in all, countin.
cork handles.
Every sort Of 8 p O T TIM
goods Base Ball, Cricket
Croquet, Archery-on th
same generous scale. An
Wanamaksy prizes.
Basement, northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
IiakO ISnil.

Baso Isau.
The following games were played yes
terday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At delphis-Philadelphia 8;
Cleveland, Z.
At Brooklyn-B Brooklyn, s; Chicago, 4.
At New York-New York, 6; Gin
clnuati, I.
At Decentralization. 8; Plttsburg, 2.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8; Chi
cago, 6.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 10; Cleveland,
IL.
At Decentralization, 8; Buffalo, o.
At New York-New York, 3; Pitts
burg. o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures, $; Toledo, 4.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Newark-Newark, 10; Jersey
City, 3.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At Harrisburg-H Harrisburg, s; York 5.
-. CHESTNUT NO. 81.
HAVEN. May 29.-Tha,- hom .
team bSSss the game -away from the
Whining tons-t3, ninth inning this
afternoon, making six hits in quick sue
cession OF OF STEMS delivery. The at
tendance was $50, The score:
New Haven .......l 90 90 l 0 Tx
Wilmingto ,......0 1000 l o . O.,
NOTES.
The Philadelphia League Club tighten
ell their grip on first place yesterday.
Charlie BSstian received an ovation on
the Philnpelphla Brotherhood ground
yesterday.
The benefit given by the Philadelphls
aud Chicago Brotherhood cluts nettel
Manager Wright $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
New Jersey 4 Wilmington Ferry Co,
!ss.:sss.sIa:s.E

STEAMER CHRISTINA
vii, on aud alter Thursday, May 22nd, make
dang ribs as follows.
Leave wilnington 1T I.so a. IN, ana S.s
10. M, Tor rcnnsvilie.
Leave Townsville at 9.lS n. m. and sos
y. M, tur Pennsprnye and " iIhlinRtOn.
leave Wilmington at s.Sb u. m., ll.3o
y. IN, :. 81 aud ~ y. M, for l'ennsgrove.
Leave Fclns.roye al g. 90 and 10. =, M,
and l. % and $50 p. M, Tor WILMINGTON.
on SUNDAY.
Leave ,Wilmiuston at 30 u. M, and
2. 30 y. M, Tor fennsgroye AMI Pennsville.
Leave Pennsyllir at il.laA. nI., and 4. 90
y. m, for fennsgrpvs and Wilmington.
Leave Wilmington AT 0. - q. M, 2. 30 and
Gp.m., for fennsYrose, and leave Ptnas-
grove Mt s.oJa m, 10 and Up. m. for VIII
This arrangement will afford fne oppor-
tunlty Ior delightful sail On the Della ware.
Ekcnrsiol tickets b.tw.ea Nilm,nSten
and fvnns, lie Slc, single fare 20c; between
Wilmington md Pennsgrove, excurs sion
ticket 15c and gle fare i5o.
Pennsvrove and Pcnnsvilie are beiutiful
places anprtlng great opportunities for fish
ing, boating, bathing and dancing.
Hp .cial arrangements may he made for
sunday bchooi and moonlight excursions.
A. q. McCAusLAND, BowsEss Bnious,
Superintendent. Gen. F.and l.. Agt
ml7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
NOTES.
Tashionnble InlloriAlg.

An extensive invoice Of fashionable
suit ngs has been received by Mr.. James
Harding, merchant tailor, Ne, Bl6 French
street. For . uest-illting, durable sui
Mr.. Harding cannot be exceled. 10 sec
his goods and styles and learn his prices
cannot fail ~ prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
YOUNG MEN,

We know you want to
wear stylish clothing.
We want to call your
attention to our assort-
ment-there Is no kind
Of Q suit that you could
think of that you could
not find with us, and in
case we did not have
the size it could be
made In a very short
time. We will be
pleased to show you
our assortment Of
"Natty" SuIts-notice
the style,the trimmings,
the make, and the fit
Of our clothing. We
open another new
lot Of Suits to-day; also
a lot of Pantaloons
which are a great bar
gain. They are Of fine
goods. nicely made, but
10 be sold at q very low
price.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
InYfiIad

IIeHNoND. Va, May 3).-The eques-
trisn statue Of General Lee was un-
yeied here yesterday. There was a
procession 10 which It was estimated
2o,0J0 persona participated. An grafton
was delivered BY Colonel Archer Auder.
Aon,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30

A New system OF MIX Delivery.
J. H. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
corner Seventh and Madison streets, is
now prepared to iurn oh quart or SO
quarts Of milk at short notice to all
parts OF the city. Telephone call GAL.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
(I|'1)BW, $40 { 0,

Schedule IN effect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BoUNn
Express trl,inA
NEW YoRx. week days. s2is, vos.
'lo.al q. In., ~ ~, s5 u, II 26 -. IN,
New York, sundays, tel3. 7o5 n.
Philadelphia, week days, 12I3, COS,
so, s7u5, " IL 80, Is ~, y 90, - 81, 40 81,
l03l. III goa. m:l o. ~ 10. 800. 10, IS 81,
5&. -, y y. $50. - o.. l0p. m. 80
a. o. s4ln4e,phs 5a edl so sundays M = 40 SO 70
! 10, 526. '33s, 64i, '79G $50. 600, 10 w
y. Ia.
!. CHESTER, week days .ls, 90, $50,
.ll.6 a. N. 20, 40 90. 10, 8 25 Is is.
81 A., 81 20. $50. - 06 10 y. in.
Chester, sundays. % Is. $50, .7oj.
75o. 0i, IL 70 a. NJ; / 90, $40. 800, 4l0,
s33s. 0 % -. = I 26. 8 50 sJ0j, Top m.
Atlantic City, N. j., week days,
y % n. m. = -, ~ 40 y. III. Sundays, s105
a. M, .2.ior. m.
WEST ROUND.
Baltimore and Washing ton, = 50 !. N, -s Is,
baltimore and principal stations on PhilA-
de,nhla nhi. Ton, IL. BOA; M, daily.
trh,Is,sarE rhIssSaE 'l;S,,; M so p; NJ, daily.
tinelnnatl ana st. Louis, 'I2. ID p. IN. and
Sineerig ncco,smois.ion. 40 a. IN. Isl.
',a5 ant VI. 70 \. IA. daiiS,
l.shicnhctg acrommbd ttipn, week days,
'.o, ir.bj, a. IA. 81 aud 5.e1 u. IN. Sunday 8
9.Ha a. m.;3 81 and ash y. III.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKBr sTRwEr srArt5y
For Philadelphia week days. 40, o ~ =, 40
'1.2', 'ain III 81. A. IN. r. "A, 2.4 s.ab, $50,
y.4o y. ~. Sundays 3j A. IN; u. 70, 2.ii, a.5b.
h.tO, p.fhp, N,
."r baltimore week lays, b.s5,-s.27. 10. A.,
III. .ssa. ~. 2,ib, $40 y. III. sundays. 2.4a
| ,nd 'o.Ulp, M.
Baltimore ard principal stations ou Phiis.
| drlphia piSision, 40. u. m, daily except
sunday.
| For I andcnhers and way stations, week
days, 6jl, W,4b i. IN. 2 ii, g u y. III. Sun.
| days, go u. m. Z. IS and 5.0I y. m,
| Chicago, .o.i7 n. IN. daily. except sunday.
| fiitshnrH, $50 \. M. aaily.
| Cinctnnl.tiand st. Louis ell IS. u. III. :,
daily except sunday.
LEAyE fuiLApnLrHtA FoR WHINING ron.
Daily ., u, 6 ~. sSla, o 30, 10 Is, ell x
II. m; roo noon, u, 10, ~ 81, 50, s5 55
4 30, q i:, 10, 1T 10, II 80 p m.
bnily, except sundty, 81 10, S5, 8 4.
y, m. 81 80 '40o and 50 p. IN. Sunday
| oulS : ~, u. N.
Telephone No. lDi.
M. Rates to westerr points lower than
vianEy othortine.
J.T. oDELL, (.o.sCUL+
Gen'l Manalor. Gen lPass. Ags
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
special Sule.

There Is now on exhibition and sale
the finest collection Of imported Turkish,
Persian and rental rugs and carpets at
f26 Market street. evsr oiiered in this
city. Special sale for one week only,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
200 MARKET STREET.
ABOVE SECOND.
iEAsT SIDE. EAST SIDE.
ON
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
We will make a discount OF
FIVE PER CENT.

On all kinds of Footwear bought Mt tho
Family Shoe House. non't inii to call
and examine tho many bargains.
LUCKY deal makes II lucky day. We
propose to make Friday "A lucky day for
every one who deals with us.
Are you in the supcrstitious crowds?
Trade with MS and be lucky rs horse
shoe.
Lot OF Ladies' fine kid foxcd lasting
top. huttons, regular price sl.I5, only 10
cents. sizes -, 8. 3!s nndh
Lot of Ladies' pebble button, sizcs.4 4,
Az, 8, ~ 4, 6Sa and I; regular price si.5O,
our price g5c.
Lot OF ladies' kid, buttons. sizes ~ to
q, worth sl.65, our price SLID.
Lot OF ladies Dongola, buttons. sizes
q, toata. regular price y, our price u, d.
Lot of ladies line kid oxford ties,
square toes. worth sl.50, ourpricc, u.
Misses line kid, button, heels, sizes IL
to |, reg allr price sl.7j, our price, 81 -.
Missts' iine kid, button, hec.s, sizes II
10 10. regular price 81 our price tl2i.
Misses fine Dongola. button, heels. nil
Is. regular price, s. -, our price sl.io.
Misses fine kid. button, spring heels,
reguiar price 1850, our price. 81!
Chiia's kid and pebble, spring heels,
sizes to lo1a, worth 81, our price 7jc.
Child's kid and pebble. spring heels,
| sizes s to ~, worth 7ac, our price 5Uc.
Mems white tennis ONiords, regular
price 81 y, our price G1c.
| Me- = calf congress, worth ", our price
only $l.50
Mems calf, buttons. sizes to 10, rcgu
| lar price, S2.2S, our price, si.5u.
Mems calf Button, sizes : 10 10, regu-
lar price s2.?,, onr price $i,7i.
| Lot Mems cali congress; regular price
tl.lo, our price only ~.
Lot Mems calf hook lace, regular price
81 80, our price, 81.
Lot Of ladies' cloth slippers cnly lec
sizes 3 to I.
Lot OF boys kin brogans, sizes . 10 4,
| worth 81; our price only 60 cents.
Lot of boy calf. houl-htcc; sizes, Ii
3; worth si,71; our price, tl..5,
| Lot OF youths calf. huok-laCc, high cut
sizes, II to ?; regular price, sl.63; out
price only sl.l5.
Lot OF 6hildren's light colored button
| shoes; sls.e4 q to ~, cost Of making wa
sl,25; our prtee only 40 ceuts.
| Lot of children's canvas, button, heels
sizes, aud .; worth II; our price onls
40 cents.
Lot OF ladies, kid, Newport ties, worth
$l.25; ofr price only fi cents,
Lot OF misses fine kid, f,Scd, lasting
top button, regular price sl.lJi our price
only s5ceuts.
OUR PRICES ARE
always a litt,e lower than others, onl,
a few pennies perhaps. hut alwayi
something lower. in tho aggregate
WE SAVE You DOLLARS.
| Think the matter over and remember
on fifny. memorial day. and On sat
urday we make discount OF hvc pc
cent on all footwear.
FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
: 200 Market street, above end,
. EAST SIDE EAST sIDl
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EoR SHERIFF.
leg0,
|PETT r j. FORD
Subject to Democratic rules. m1
TOR SHERIFF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
FRANK & HEReEST
Democratic nomination election Jur
IA, 1890.
l am In the field to stay aud will SUI
port the successful nominee. ms
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
nnndsome paper nnnyIngs

IINHNsVIhu IHpHT fHIIElHgs
ct prices &c low as the lowest for first
class work. Make your selection AMI
have work done by experienced work.
men. Jones, No. i22 Market street.
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
Dr. simns Eye Cure.

The great preeerver Of ths eys sight
and curer Of all diseases aud weakness
IS and sc cents. Fourth and KiEg
streets. A Thousand Testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
wANAAIAgEK's.
PaIlApxLpaih, Friday, NAV 30, $50

fRIlApElraiA. Friday, May 80, isso.
Not BoAsmian yarns are
the yarns OF the Bohemian
Napkins, not a gypsy camp
on the borders OF the Lin.
ems, but . good solid Bar
gain are they. Perhaps you
have read OF shem-if not,
you have missed much-all
linen, % inches square, 1sg-
ular weaving, no dressing,
and only $40 a d o z e n
How homes they are, and
] yet the extent OF the cheap
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
The Old Flag.


The scene which took place in the
streets OF Richmond, Va, yesterday,
WAS one that affords food ior contcm
plation by every sincere lover OF the
Union. All nations are jealous OF
their flags and will permit no foreign
nag TO wave over their domains il they
can prevent 1t. How coon this nation
would fly TO arins 10 resent the insult
were the British nation to raise
statue at New Orleans OF General
Packenham aud unveil IL to the public
with 9 great flourish OF Union Jacks?
But as we'll might the British be per-
mitted to build statues 10 their fallen
Generals in this country, where they
tell, and unyeil them AMIDST the blare
oil British music, the flourish of British
flags and the eloquence OF British
oratory, as tor the ex rebels OF IA saved
Union be permitted 10 do what they
al yesterday al Richmond. The
rebel flag is The emblem OF rebellion,
and when il is uniurled and gloriiied
in words oil praise il means rebellion
pure and simple, without any catch
words about il or excuses Tor tho con.
duct OF those who glorify those flags
While every sllosance 10 made iol
our ex rebel irieads, their feeling tol
their old commander, their love for the
cause they fought Tor, aud no serious
objection would he raised to the rear
ing OF statutes, We sincerely submit
that the Richmond demonstra,ion /,
going too lar. II cannot help but re
suit in alternating the sections, and i
persisted in must eventually lead I,
another rebellion. The war has beel
over for twenty-five years. Thos
who fought against the old flag and til
Union have been admitted back int
full fellowship and communion wit
those who were always loyal. The
enjoy the full rights OF American Cit
zens, rights which never would hay
been granted by any other nation, an
we sincerely ask candid men if til
rebel flag business is no, being carrie
too farf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
Painting.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
0aop 603 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30
GASOLINE
A ND
sTOvEO OIL

bIKICIL Tt ne,
Diamond State Oil Co., COR
ner Front and Market streets.
Wholesale and retail.
Lawn Mower Oil, free from
all gummy substance and strict
ly pure. Sewing Machine Oil,
strictly pure and fresh. Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine and Ben
zine, strictly pure. Refined Tai
low, Parafilne Wax, all oil pro
ducts at wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-30

Next room Is Dress
Goods. Full and elegant
stock. Small prices reign
here as well as Bargain
Room.