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Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Court Yesterday Afternoon.

Court rcconvened at 8 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon with the Chief Justice and
Associate Judge Houston on the bench.
John Dugan was arraIgned and pleaded
mot guilty to an irdistmsnt charging him
with committing an assault with . fs-
lonious intent upon Pyllis Thompson,
colorel.
William Benson, oolored, pleaded not
guilty to committing An assault and bat
tory upon Edward Perkins, colored,
with Intent to kill. The court assigned
Willard Hall Porter, ESQ.,, to conduct
the defense, and after Q short consulta-
tion with bis client he entered . plea Of
guilty Of assault, which was accepted by
the attorney general.
Several witnesses were examined to
show the extent Of the ofiense, and
when they concluded the accused was
sentenced to pay the costs Of prosecu tion,
a fine OF $50 and be imprisoned six
months.
The Chief Justice stated that II the
criminal business was finished by
Thursday the liquor applications would
be taken up.
Joseph Hickey was arraigned and
pleaded guilty to an Indictment chArg-
ing him with tho larceny OF door mat.
the property Of Nary l. Parry, on
April IL.
As there wss no other business ready
the court adjourned at 4.2O O'Clock until
10 O'Clock this morning sw n
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Official Visltatlon,

Department Commander Samuel Lewis
and stat visited Sumner Post No. 4, q.
A. r.. last evening, aud were cordially
rece we'd. The unwritten work OF tho
order was exemplifled by Commander
Lewis and James N. Banthem, and illas-
trated by going through the form Of
music log In = recruit. Assistant In
spector General Liddell made thorough
inspection and reported everything con-
nectcu with tho Post in frst-class order.
There are now 90 members in good
standing, and during the past year quite
largo amount OF money has been ex.
pended for the relief OF members and
member.' widows and orphana Under
tho head of ''Good OF tho Order"
speeches were made BY Commander
Lewis, Inspector General Liddell, Chief
Mus,ering Officer McCloskey, Depart.
msnt Chaplain Mccoy, William K.
Long. Of smyth Post, No. !, and Caleb
Woodrow, Of DUPONT Post. No. 2.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
NO., 8

30 pieces Dress Cling,
hams, new Spring styles.
at s. cents q yard. "a pieces
much better quality ofgoods
very attractive styles, at u
cents Q yard. A great deal
for the money.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Hosiery.
Bargains In ladies' hosiery this week.
z. b. Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
City JOttlula


DR.. Riddick preached to large audi.
ence on Sunday, the occasion being tho
celebration OF the Tent 6isters. The
church was packed 10 its utmost ca
pacity and many were turned away. The
people aro beginning to learn that the
DR.. Is the right man IN the right place.
Mr.. Vincent Berry ha, now opened an
Ice cream saloon At sOk French street.
Mr.. Berry is a p ointment member OF the
A. U. NJ. =. Church and deserves the
patronage Of the public.
Chase q Chippey are doing q live
business aud ara making their way to the
front. The people Of tho race should
stick to them.
The West End Pase Ball Club, under
the supervision Of Mr.. l.. b. States, OF
tonsorial fame, Is now ready Tor chal.
lenges. The members Of the club are In
constant practice aud hope to make tho
season lively.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
m, rnltlmore M. r. Conference.

BALTIMORE, May l3.-At the meeting
syus Methodist Episcopal Conference
,evrasJ Rev,. Drs. A. J. kynett, OF
PlAas.pba, and z. y. McCabe deliver
n ,dar.aa on the "LoAu Fnnd Of Gen.
snl CAules EI,enslon, a. which It WAS
slated that within the last 25 years the
Nshodsb BAD built 5000 mere chu, Giles
kin ils Pissbyteriaus own In the v hole
nuntfy; 70Oo more than tho CongTega-
tt1ilkt. aud 500 more than the Ro-
nan Catholics.
The report up to May l, $500. shows
total recsp.s Of 60, 49,, ,86l. The amount
si loats returned was t6i3, 9y3. The
number oil churches sided was 7O7O.
There are l3i applications not yet acted
npon, asking Tor loans aud donations TO
nesnount OF ti6,l27. Additional re-
aipls Of $50, ,705 &c are required for
YORK already on hand. A number Of &C.
's'slpns to the churches were reported,
md 1t was announced that several oi the
.lurches were p'ep,riug ior Children q
Day services 10 be heli the last sunday
10 May.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Em,n Thresteux Stanley.

CAIRO, May 12.-Dr. Zuchinetu of
this city has received . letter from Emin
Pasha, dated Bagamoyo. March 81. In
this letter Enin says:
"Wheu l left the hospital found my
soli betwseu the Engllsh and the Ger
mans. My decision 70 return 10 the
heart Of Africa In the interest OF the Ger
mans was soon taken when saw that
the English were endeavoriDg to derive
advantage from the prestige OF my name.
With references TO Stanley and Tippoo
lib have Information in my possession
which, II published. would create great
sensation. Stanley Will be the first to
stir up people against me-"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
VIII Hold n Camp Fire.

Grant Post No. IS, @. A. r., will hold
another camp fire 10 . few weeks, for
members OF the order and old soldiers
aud sailors. The matter 10 10 the hands
OF the same committee which conducted
the camp fire . lew weeks ago. and this
TACT 10 guarantee that 1t will be grand
success In every respect. james NJ. Ban
them 10 chairman OF the committee, aud
he the same a. the remainder OF the
committee. has had considerable expert
ence In matters Of tlis kind. Tho date
Is rot yet settled upon. but a. sooa as 1t
10 II will bc announced.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
(irowinp

An effort Is now being made to form
another Post OF the Grand Army In this
city, 10 bu known rs Phi Sheridan Post,
No. %. 1t is said that soma 10 names
have already been secured, and
that tho Pest will b. organized In the
early part Of next III ontb.
Steps are also being taken for forming
another colored Post, which will prob
ably 10 located In South Wilmington.
There are . large number OF honorAbly
discharged colored soldiers in that sec
lion OF the city. aud strenuous Efforts will
be made to induce them TO enter the q.
A. X. and organize Post.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
ShOOtinx Match,

Last Saturday afternoon the Briggs
Gun Club, Of Chester. had q match with
the kiamensi Gun Club. Of Stanton, In
which the fret named we're the victors.
The match took place on tho grounds Of
the Chester Club, aud was ~ blue rock
pigeous The score was Nc follows;
Brlggs-J. II. Lsdomus, 10; q. Mathers,
l2; II. Fuller. %; II. Rose, IS; William
Diets. 10; William Young. 10; Sport,
u; Bon Lsdccus. 20; ,; Howard. is;
Ruth. u; W. Delghtop, IS; q. Smith,
20; William sinclair, 10; A. Ruth. 0; @.
MANN, 10; y. Pyle, ~; 4. Whomsiey, Z;
J. Pyle, ~; O. lancaster, IL; total, 100.
Each mAa had 20 shota
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

hu cOhtobt6 Is ABOUT
tered by insurance IN
An Company Of Phila.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Aa1OO.OOO Thief

ALBANY, N. Y. May lS.-The steal-
ings Of Bookkeeper Whitney from the
National City Bank Of this city, are now
said to exceed 500, 900. A run on the
bank was expected yesterday, but the
deposits are reported TO have exceeded
the amounts Withdrawn.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
High Recon- IN cndntlons

of DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Bslsam.
SAID . lady, 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. she saye
It 10 the best lung ,aediciue ever inade.
Said q gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten Year, ago.
30 we can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the cough
IN the grippe It 10 splendid. 6oc. and 81.
Sold By druggists. Depot Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
PleAsos Everybody.

judging from the bundles that come
from n. Meyers clothing house he must
be doing an Immense business. Now, IL
It any wonder when they say he sells thu
beat and cheapest clothing In tho city?
His motto, strictly one price, satisfsc-
tion guaranteed or money refunded,
seems to please everybody. Give him .
Nall. No. 4O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
To b0 Hung.

Twenty thousand pieces OF wall paper
at II. d. Holt's, 2l3 West Second street;
fine gold, embossed paper. 20 cents
apiece; right nice Mica paper. o cents
Apiece; also q large stock OF all gradss
from the most common 10 the finest.
have . iarAe force Of practical paper
hangers aud work done without delay.
Estimstes given with pleasure H. d.
Holt, 2lS West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Ex-Mnyor vaux Nominated.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-Ex.Mayor
Richard Vsux was unanimously nomi-
mated by tho Democrats OF the Third dis
trict yesterday 10 I'LL the unex PRED term
In Congress OF the late Samuel J. han
dali. The Convention adopted resolu-
tIons eulogizing Mr.. Randall and d..
mandipg ''1ree raw materials for indus
tries, the removal OF all bee-lrts taxes
on the necesiaries OF lie, and the reduce
tIon Of all tariff ta2es which have bred
and fostered monopoly combines."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Board OF Education.

, A regular meeting of the Board of
ndueatlon was held last night, President
Baird IN the chair.
on motion of DR.. ehortlidge the read
ing OF the minutts was postponed and
the rules were suspended, " hen the new
y elected members Abner p. Bailey and
1ohn rylo, came forward, were duly
Qusiined ana took their seats.
W. Shortlidge gave notice that he
wouid at some future meeting, AJAX to
nave Appleton's Physical Geography iu-
troducsd. Treasurer Jones made the
following report for April.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
shot bym Striker.

CHICAGO, Ills, May 13.-Edward
Reed, a cIerk at the Southern White
Lead Works, here, was fatally shot yes
terday by George BARLEY, striker.
Bsrtley end another striker entered the
works somewhat Intoxicated and was
chaffcd by the men In the establishment.
Reed, who had taken 10 part In tho talk
was set uIon by BARLEY. The clerk dis
armed the striker and threw the revol.
yer away, but BARLEY Immediately re.
covered the weapon aud shot Reed In tho
breast.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
They Are Legion.

Sarsaparillas and other advertised
blood III, diciaes are numerous. but the
only one possessed OF such superior cura.
tive prop rt 60 IS to warrant its manu-
iactursrs in selling 1t. as they are doing,
through Druggists, under a positive guar
sntee, 10 Or. Piercs's Golden Medical
Discovery. II II don't benefit or cure
you get the money back which you pay
tor 1t. 1t 10 recommended to cure all
chronic liver, blood and lunl diseases, as
btiousness, skin and scalp diseases.
scrofuious sores and swellin2s, salt
Iheum, teller, erysipelas, and even scroi-
ula Of the lunss, Tor consumption), II
taken In time.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
The Indians Protest.

WASHINGTON, May ia delegation
OF Ponca Indians from tteir reservation
In the eastern part OF the Indian Terri
tory, called ON the Secretary Of the In
terior yesterday and protested against
the cnforcem .nt of ths President's recent
order directing the repoyal Of all catt'e
from the Indian Territory, other than
those belonging to the Indians. by Oct0.
Der /, 1890. The Indians said that the
revenue derived from their leaees was
the.r main source Of support, and, as
they could put their pasture land to no
other use, the grass would be wasted.
The Secretary informed them that the
cattle men who leased the lands had an
Must advantage over others, and par
ticulsrly over small stock ra!sers in the
Territory, inasmuch as the iormsr paid
no taxes, either upon the land upon
which their cattle kraxed or upon tho
cattle themselves, while the latter did
both. The Secretary In conclusion sug-
gss cd that, as the Indians had no further
business in Washington, they should im-
mediatrly return 10 their IT reservation.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Wants Her Bro,hor's Body.

WnKEsBARRE, May 12.-Mrs. Sophia
Malitsky, sister oi w. II. Elke, one oil
the iivs miners entombed by q cave.in at
No. colliery OF the Susquehanna Coal
Company at NaRticoke. on December IL.
1855, to day filed . petition asking the
court to mase an order compelling the
company to deliver TO her the body OF her
brother. Tho nc lon Is brought under
the act Of May 8, 1890, providing for the
recovery Of bodies blried In mines. 1t Is
claimei by the petitioner that the bod ,
can be recovered without dang to life.
Tie court granted rule to show cause
why u commissioner should not be sp-
pointed to take testimony.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Safe Of Hvrses.

Roberts g. Hannum will have another
sac OF horses at Chester ou Thursday,
the 18th inst. ln the lot are several large
ones, well adapted for draft, coach,
hearse, hrs engine or patrol Wagon.
They have also several flrst-class irot-
ters, that show u thice-mipute gait, ~
well as kood family nags. Catalogues,
showing thelr good gu ,litIes, may hs
procured ut the auction room Of L. W.
Stidhxm q Son, No. Ill Esst Fourth
street. All who wish to purchase horse
should call aud get one,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Old Reiiuble.

DAVID A. Powell, 3l2 and SEQ Ma ;ison
sae'' s.tll ahead on fresh shad. her
.aS' eoansb, paddock, lake pike. white
NJ ~ founders, yellow perch and oysters.
MlaNste shad aud herring received fresh
."'y uay from our own nete. Delivered
%.n @. paris OF the city free OF charge.
W " o'clock. SA
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
llirtl,tlmy PARTY

Willio Coyls 70 sbrsted ths 18th anni-
versary Of his birth at the residence of
his pareuts. at tho corner OF Sixth avenue
aud Anchorage s rect, on Mooday even.
ing. somo 70 Of his young friends were
piesent, and enjoyed themselves very
highly. Re 'reshnents were served
about 0 O'Clock, a. d to them full justice
was done. A. an early hour the visitors
withdrew wishing their friend long,
happy aud useful iife, or as the Turks
say, that his shadow may Eever grow
smaller.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Election af nmc.,.

ND,lswssua session Of the Grand Lodge
hv, vs. ancient Order oi Good Eel
blIo.inS' ~ a,s as'a last evening, when the
,bls ~rsna onhcers were elected: Honor
deputy Iu Fr master, Benjamin Pyle;
Nd" ch., rrshk A. Gael; chaplain, Alex.
ep,s,. .nairs; secretary. Chsyies ii.
asp, q G"vvssurer, v Henry I. Hukill; war
Wickn., y. Greer; Junior wardeu. q. q.
nu,tss. tyler, J. KImer perry:
Allar n ee1Fge q. Bennett, George
Carl. y; v, Greer; repressntstiys
S,i.i's, S,s A. Foster. Tho efiicsrs Ssrs
telnclI W Grand Master James a.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Again Defeated.

"Our Pets" were o. ain showed under
by the Washington team ycster day by q
score Of u l., u At Warrington. The vii.
minxton club played . fue fielding
game, having but one error. which was
made By Newell, who covered third base
III fine style. Stein pitched tor Will
mington cub, aud held Washington
down to 4 b to, while Sim mona boys hit
McCoy for o bases. The follow .ns II the
score by innings:
WusuiiIg ton. ......1 o OO22 100
Wllmipgton........O % U U D o . o ~
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
PersOual.

J. s. L. Clark has accepted the agency
for the Standard 6ilvsrwsre Co., of
Boston, Mass, in this section. All goods
bought of Mr.. Clark will bo ~ repre-
ssnisd or will be taken back II desIred
By the purchaser.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
A Skin Beautiner,

Mrs. Walkers face blsacher and moth
destroyer will remove freckles. blotches,
pimplss, boils, etc., from the face and
lesvcs the skin In hsalthful condition.
1t 10 Tree from all poison and perfectly
safe in every respect. 1t Is for sale by
MrA. Piper at No. 915 Market street.
Give It q trial; 1t 10 warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
root Mashed at the Bride.

st,hr, IL o'clock last evening John
loot bsdly ,ghth street, had Els right
W draw =, ,Ished Tsd BY being caught In
hur, IVA AZ Third street bridge. AZ nj.
anbul. "as OF serious nature. william .
huovsS was summoned And h. -
''u TO the Homeopathic Hosp,s.l. WIs
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Return the shoes,

The party who took the pair Of ladies'
odd shoss from the store No. 40 King
street last Saturday night Without pay.
Ing for them, had bettss return immedi-
atcly and save trouble, q they were
scen with them.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Library Of Congress

!apt "a minp owner OF Prescott, Arizona
.eIs .els,s.r md a woman. Ali9a hH"n'
s'a.on . wi,b whom hs had be ,n
,1'vu, . ,s,,,v.iwo calIbre revolver Library
..,,sss , but no one was hurt. 4,
. ..,.. The other OF firing the shot, aud
IN IN we're locked up in the station on
s,,,es n, Of lelonious assault.
Ma eolorsd servants were witnesses
!, nv, srt, Of the quarrel which led to the
! s,fi,ng. According to them the shoot
% =, MAJ caused by his Jealousy oi o
y ss,s S man, Geors. Carroll Warner.
y. G maid ,sld the couple . week ago
!, ,s,r,lled and he bea, her. She was
,s,,d for ner injuries At that time, and
s siaur.lay lei, the city for Red Bank,
v,r,h Mastcrson, according TO the ac-
s-pt given by Mrs. Hopkiuson's maid,
..lsl Al the house. Being denied ad-
a,i,ucp. he kicked the door open aud
as,rd,d the return Of Tho 100000
,lkb he claimed she had taken from
In and threatened 10 murder her II she
III rOt give It to him. A shot was heard
|tally siterwarj, aud Masterson rushld
In the room with . smoking pistol In
bband.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
fashionable Tailoring.

IN extensive Invoice Of fashionable
Elpgs has teen received BY Mr. James
|ldipa, merchant tailor, No. Si6 French
s,,, For 4 pest-atting, durable suit
N HARDING cannot be excelled. To sos
ih rod. ipd styles and learn bis prices
arpo, fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Ldy Of Dr DSofsn si, IL weight In gold" said .
shs bsller.,S ,Siinms' Eye Cure, She sa,d
Nd r.y. eI ~ IL saved her from biindness
iaow1 Of Of IN nsr good sight again. We
wore s. nearly bIina o,e restored to sight who
eb.sdeat be sys I%a; msSic,n. Il Is esrt.lnly tho
'''' alh and King. u. 20 Cent?
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Important inflammation

A,.i0 neploper and picturesque route for
.a''s N. and pleasure travel from this
~ 70 lle Cat.kill Mountains, Saratoga
ID. 1sSIlst wa,, New York State resofts, is by
p.,,.s )" msN Shore Railroad. BY taking the
su.;'ssn.a Ssss a,ssl. Railroad passengers will
VAs,.a, connection with the West
conn,s. M Shion Depot At Jersey City, and
rcom rc1%'eelaa about June 10th drawipr.
shsnss ea's are run through without
Ipfo,m,, ,oafiss books, timetables and
R,iIroaa" iI"oa f'gariing the West Shore
Gsn,ysi r ssii on or address II. b. Jaaoe,
Bro.dw.ss s"s.etn - Passenger Agent, 383
Paseps., VI u 4. Lambert, General
N.r es, w.. Agent, 8 Vanderbilt avenue,
/. ~. h.n.. loik City. Sumner Rxeutsiops. )!
.se,In0,,,oney illustrated book, giving
Mv yosh pe,9a Of tue Hudson River and
% r,c.,'i v'A stata resorts, will be- mailed
receipt OF : Ceut. postage. ~
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
A Gold Maicll,

You caGnot make mis'a AXE II you
my Dnrstein's popular cigars. Remem-
VI you get certificate with each box,
steh Is gool for gold or silver watch.
Wholesale and retail. Durstein. the
popular tobaeeonist, No. 8 T.. Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
The School Accounts.

The Auditor Of accounts will b. 10
attendancs ct tho Court House IN this
city on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, the 18Th. 14th, and 18th OF May, A.
D., 1890, and the school committee OF
the several school districts Of New
Castle county are expected to appear
with books and vouchers and settle the
accounts Of their districts as the law
requires. JAMES H. BOYCE.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Shoe Fly!

You can't bother ms, for we have Cor.
neiPs patent scrceus, which can be used
at top or bottom OF window. Every
house should have them. Six tquare
feet tl.O0. Call At No. 6O9 West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Brevitiss

1no enenpsst hat house IN ths city
FUN ford DrOs', AOA Market street,
INV bush's coal. you will iiksis.
American Laundry, Goa West Frout,t.
Try Bush's coal, you will surelyllket.
CuppinE and lescbiaR. Iss Z. sscondst.
Zine lbk. Kings a. HAMS. Is Z. tth street
Frank Roop smith, druggist sth and King.
II you want cheap picture frames 70 ~ q
X. Bau6h, 2n3 West second strest. lhRye the
largest stock In delaware. Come and So lor
yourselves.
2lss. 40 Mark st street. has Aie largest and
oheAp pest stoc Of hats Wifte sttrts an der.
wear, neck wear and hosiery In ths city. UAll
aud seehim.
John G. Bryant, OF No. 7li French street, 10
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
DESTROYED by Fire.

Tho celebrated 8 B. B. B. cigar, manu-
factursd by H. r. Bourbon & Bro., No.
$40 Wsst Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar storeA Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
The Fish Market,

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market . nne lot OF shad, herring,
butter fsh, trout. porgies. haiibut &c.,
which he 10 selling at moderate prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Tho fire Wa undoubtedly OF incen.
diart origin. This makes the tn rd q re
within . week In Delaware County
started by the incsndiarS's torch. The
warehouse OF Carson u RhoAds, at Chrs.
ter, burned one night last week, 10 only
about milo distant. II 10 thought both
buildings were fred BY tho same person.
LANCASTER. Pa, May 12.-The large
stone barn Of David Huber, near Willow
street, was destroyed By an incsndiary
are last evening with contents, Including
nine head Of cattle. Loss, $4,000; par
ttslly insured.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Engagement Announced,

The engagement Of William b. Raj. .
former Wilmingtoniau, bat now of ver-
non, Texas, to Miss Lucy Primrose Of
this city, has been announced.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Corn and Tomatoes.

W. 8. Moore, northwest corner OF Del
aware avenue and West street, las five
cans OF tomatoes Tor 20 cents aud also
ave cans Of corn for 20 cents. Give him
Q call.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
CrayOn Portraits
Hosiery.

For $500 are still being made az Cum.
mings' gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
MISSES
AND
CHILDREN'S.

A large lot solid leather pebble button,
sizes II to 2, go at 9Sc. Hamburgers', 200.
A large lot of misses French glazed
shoes, value double tho pi ice, go at u, ,25.
Hamburgers', 200.
About 800 pairs of children's spring
and heel shoes, soft kid and pebble, solid
leather value 81 and .25. 4 to 8, go ut Soc;
to lOlaa, go at 69c. Hamburgors'. 9W.
Child's solid leather solar tip shoes
an excellent shoe-75c.
Hamburgers', 209.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Handsome Paper hanglngs

at prices ss low 40 the lowest for first
class work. Make your selection and
have work done by experienced work
men. Jones, No. 422 Market atreet. l
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Hosiery,

Meu's hose. fast black, l2h cents. e.
B. Riley, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
' W est Eighth street - ''Ains

20 Ssl Market street, o'u''' VIZ
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

Mems fancy striped, full. regular
made hose. 12n cents. ID. u. Riley, 22S
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
BARGAIN WEDNESDAY.
A few OF 1O-MORR0W'S OFFERlN6S.
LADIES' MEMS

About 100 pairs of soft Dongola and
pebble button, tip or plain toe, value
II. so, at csc. Hamburgers', 209.
A big vartety--all styles-soft glazed
kid, value $i.75, Mt sl.2
Hamburgers', 200.
Here's q big bargain. 81 pairs OF
soft glazed kid ladies' shoes. patent
leather tips, actnal value $2.25, go ut
$l.47. Haniburgers', 300.
We offer rare chance I'm i lot of d. 80,
$2.15 and % shoes, all styles. We clear
them out tomorrow at 81 90.
Hamburgers'. 200.
Ask to soc the % shoe we sell to-mor-
row Mt $2.l9. Hamburgers', 2O9
A lot Of Oxford ties at 59c. A lot OF
tan Oxford ties at SIC.
Hhmburgers, 200.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Hello, Upperten !
How do, Newsiyle ?
Did you see him ) esterday ?

Hello, Upperten
How do, Newsiyle ?
Did you see him yesterday?
No. Who's that?
Why, Johnson.
You just ought TO see him. He's
dressed out OF sight. He had one OF those
6Iater Black Cheyiot Suits made to order
ior $40 at Hamburger.
Idan't know when saw srch nobby
suit en- fellow as the ore that JohnsOn's
got. It's dandy cut, aud fits HIM beau
tiiuily, and to think he Only paid SIS for
1t to order. The coat is cut full, and it
fits easy and has q nice swing. The
seams are Tapped over one another. which
makea very pretty effect. The trousers
are cut quite baggy and hang AS though
moulded on him.
You know Johuson's a good dresser
and he wouldn't havsit unless IL was the
proper thing.
Pm going to
Hamburger,
220 aud 222 Market street, to night and
leave my measure for suit. Whist do
yos call II?
Slater Black Cheviot.
Thanks.
Good-day.