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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-06-04
POLITICAL POINTERS.

-Nny SnOulu inc hepuDl1CanS NOT
nominate Matthew Stanley Quay for
President? He is bigger man than
Harrison, and would suit his party ex-
actly.-Charleston News and Courier.
Mr.. Clarkson's appeal to his fol-
lowers to read none but Republican
newspapers is like the mothers petition
to her offspring to shut his eyes and
swallow the castor oil at a single gulp.
Chicago News.
Matt Quay has been firmly estab.
lished in the confidence of Republican
leaders. His dishonesty has been SO
clearly proved that he will never again
be distrusted by Republican statesmen.
Savannah GA News.
-Murat Halstead is again distin.
gushing himself as the most eminent
fy-gobbler in the United States by
giving his editorial Endorsement to the
political characters of Matthew S.
Quay and Thomas c. Platt.-
Journal.
"A curb-stone reporter avouches
that Washington drinkers no longer
take drink" or take a SMILE" but
they ''patronize the buffet" they "stop
at Shoreham," or, to put it more briefly
and more mildly, they "Mortonize. y.
N. Y. Voice.
John S. Durham, negro of Phil.
adelphia, has been appointed by the
President Consul at San Domingo.
This is small tub thrown to the col.
ored whale. A negro in Office is
not rarity in San Domingo.
Why does not the President give the
colored people few good offices in this
country?-N. Y. World.
If Mr.. Harrison throws Mr.. Quay
overheard the little man from Indiana
might as we'll give up all hopes of ever
being President again. Without the
help Of Fry-the-Fat Quay Mr.. Harrison
could not have been elected in the first
place before his qualities were known.
Chicago Herald.
-Murat Halstead has como to the
defense of Senator Quay with the state.
ment that ''he is one of the quietest
men he ever met" That seems to be
an entirely safe estimate of the man.
He is little too quiet just now. A
man who had any thing to say would be
likely to say it under Mr.. Quay's provo.
cation.-Minneapolis Journal.
The Mckinley bill puts up the tax
on chimneys for students lamps from
IS to $50 per cent. This is not right
but it is cute. The Republican party
does we'll to discourage study. He who
studies finds out what fraud protec.
ton is. "The colleges" moan the pro.
tectionists, are engaged in manufact.
uring free traders louisville Courier
Journal.
The Benjamin Harrison War Vet.
eran Association of Brooklyn, ZOO
strong. has repudiated the Harrison Ad.
ministration and changed its name to
that OF the Abraham Lincoln War Vet
eran Association of Kings County. The
cause of this action was cited in set
of resolutions in which it was asserted
that Harrison is only dummy, and the
whole Administration an enemy to the
war veteran, in the matter of Federal
appointments.- Post.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-06-04
That Makes a Difference.

McCorkle-Is 1t right to speak Of a
man as ''of the male persuasion?
McCrackle-It is if the subject is I'M
married.
McCorkle-What has that to do with
it?
McCrackle-Why, if he is married his
wife persuades him.-Judge.
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YOU'LL FIND IT COLD" SAM.

YOU'LL FIND IT COLD" SAID.
wiz morning, as saw him going out
chin WV D"''0iieu up 70 MS
s,,; un' I'm al right" he said, with a
Ti. and walked briskly away.
A., nstle crankr' l said to myself, and
s T him from my mind.
a.. Two or three merchants l had deal
ahss. with spoke to me several times
Va, . sfown. They intimated that he
wi, ~ sa.ner tricky. He had made bills
wSa a mem and had spoken of settling
had n IA . remittance came, but months
iaet,pp sSsed and they could get no salts
.bon mss q little fraud" I said. and
s.. no more about it.
a. ths awhile l met Brown regularly
Was ,s called every morning, but there
'S' no letter for him. 'S''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-06-04

THE one thing which has held me
close and fast to the single tax move
ment when might otherwise have
abandoned it is the strong religious
spirit which preyades ito. Z. Brewer,
Tripoli
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-06-04

''MR. BROWN IS DEAD" SHE SCREAMED.
to the funeral-all the boarders, and
even the creditors, and many of the good
people of the town.
1t is comfort to me now to think
that at the last we did our duty to
Brown. He turned out surprisingly, but
how were we to know any thing about
it? The fact is, nobody knows any
thing about anybody until 1T is too late.
Wallace P. Reed, in Atlanta Constitu-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-06-04

AN effort Is being made to have the
Knights of Labor and home owners in
Brooklyn join issues to have equalized
the taxation or homes as against vacant
lots.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-06-04
BROWNS LETTER.
It Came Just One Day Too Late
A Pathetic Story.

QUITTING my.
self, tho boarders
at Mrs. Burney's
table made just
a round dozen.
just q dozen
, no, there was
Brown; with him
thirteen.
range that I left
WI, but then We
eft him out.
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CHICAGO Marker,

CHICAGO. June 10. - Mcssrs. Baldwin
and Farnum telegraph 10 {. W. Branch X
Co.. as follows: Wheat.-Whcn we take IT
into consideration that the monthly govern
meuf report is issued this evening and that
if II comedies at all with the crop news Of
past thirty days, il must 90 10 low
average condition. We have had a sur
prising weak market with liquidation the
order of the day. July opened %; sold 9zls (:
and closed 9O34. The news from the North
west has not been very bcarish to-day, that
section beginning % complain Of too much
wet weather. and we think the sentiment
there has changed somewhat. They have
been somewhat bearish Of late. Cables
opened rather easier. Clearanccs 1000,
wheat: 1000 flour. Receipts $4,000, ship
mcnts 81 .OO0. Corn has been quiet and
steady. june and July and cash have been
stronger than for several days and the adj
yaucCs between these and future months
have narrowed down to-day. Every time it
is weak We favor buying. Receipts l.l11,OO0;
shipments 6S6,OO1; $4,000 exports. Liver
pool market unchanged. good demand.
oats opened strong. but the bulls Of yestcr-
day were the sellers this morning and
caused weakness. but nj close were steady.
Provisions have been weak all day. Princi-
pal sellers have been the packers. The
feature to-day has been the selling Of long
lard and ribs by Mr.. Hutchinson. This
an cost higher as be was very bulli-h al
higher prices This liquidation may carry
the market some lower. hut we be-
Hove stun bought towards tie last Of
this month viii pay good profit before any
material loss. 1900 hogs tomorrow. Cash
trade very dull.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. juno iO.-Onerings Of
tohaccos NJ auction ON Change Tuesday.
june 10. 1S9O Total offerings forty-eight
packages of sun-curcd t0baccos: one pack
age sold az SiS, one at $40. one at SG6. one at
$500, one ut $50. one II so, one at $27. two
at SO one az SCI, one at $50. one at $40,
one at 81. one az $lj.25, one at $3.50, one
at $i2.s5, one nj $l2.50. one al Sl2.25, one at
Sl0.2j, two NJ $40. one al 800. one at So,
ono at $S.62i5, three at $3.50, three at s., one
at M.2j, one at $500. one at $3.50 one at
1920, one at S5.lo, one at s., one at SiNo,
one AT $50. one nj 81. one at $40, one ut
$500. one az $40. one nj $3.50. one at $40.
one taken in a. 81. one sold nj s., one taken
in at Sl.S5. one sold mt Sl.20.
Private sales reported TO the secretary to-
day; Wrappers. "a hogshcads; filters, -
hogshcads; dark tobaccos, Is hogsheads.
Total, 81 h0gshcads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: Bright, IS hogsheads;
dark. 98 hogsheads. Rcinspections- Bright,
hogsheads; dark, II hOgsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny.
Old Dominion. Myers. (rcnshaw's. sea-
brooks, Planters. Merchants. Shockoe
Blanchard's, DavcnpOrts and shclburne's
warehouses report to-day: Receipts lol
hogshcads, Il tierccs and boxes. DeIN-
crics-.'s hogshcads. 81 ticrccs and boxes
Office Of the collector Of the tniied
states internal revenue reports collections
for the CITY of Richmond to-day. as follows:
Tax pad on cigars and cigarettes, S'5o.6o:
tobaccos. S2.1l6.12; special, Silt6o; penalty,
5000 Total. $i,f3i.9,.
Registered at The Tobacco Exchange to-
dav: j. T. Meredith, Louisa; j. 6. Seay,
oxford: i. \. Brauder. Louisville, Ky; y.
+. Craiglc. Rochester, y. y; 4. Y. Win
-tou. Louisa; b. l.. Anderson, Farmvillc.
The Richmond tobacco market to-day was
fairly active. with good inquiry and fair
sales Of bright wrappers ana filters. In
spoctious good. rc-inspecti0ns light. Re
ceipts heavy (about double the dcliNerics).
Deliveries moderate and internal revenue
collections light Rains are reported in the
West. {. Mel.
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Now York COTTON Marriott.


NEW YORK. June 1O.-Mos-rs. Hubbard.
Price a. Go. i'm their cotton circular tonight
say: The Liverpool market this morning
wa. severe shock % the bulls, who had
hoped that thc strength induced. her. Dog
manipulation would Dee reflected in nu i'm
rfoNcmcnt abroad. Contrary 10 such exc
focfati0u, thc opening cable from Liver
pool showed decline Uf three p0ints.which
bY O'Clock was increased 10 nearly five
points, the market closing steady at the
lowest Of the day. The summer positions
continue tO be the subject OF mysterious
manipulation. August opened this morning
at 1902 20 l20j. and sold during the day
a- high as l2lO. from which there was "a
reaction 90 the closing figures. IAe general
expectation seems 10 favor decidedly bet
ter market in the morning. unless Liverpool
should greatly di-apl 0nt 49,.
Receipts at our port, to-day are o-timat,d
40 Loo bales Iaiu-t LIZ lest ear. The
spot market is quiet al ilim'r quotations
mlddlne, uplards- ~ :~tirs. ~ bales.
Transactions iu futures a.H" bales. Flu
lures closed firm. and 20 g. points higher,
1s follows: June, II. l..I,; July. l2.lI1
I2I~. August. 1900 l2.D~; September
I2.I3Ml2.1j: October. i1.lert1o.1l; NoNem-
Der. lo.j6W 1913; December, 1000 io..,6:
January. 1880 1000; February, l0GiW 1906
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed easier.
middlinss uplands, Oi4d' sales, 5000 bales.
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Row YORK Fiusnci.i Na4het.
fBv Tclcgrapu.l

NEW YORK. Juno. lO.-Monoy closed
at easy rate today. closing at per cent
Exchange closed firm; posted rates, $3.50
1855; actual rates, 4.j@ lNjii for sixty days
and iS1llW4olg for demand. Governments
closed steady; currency, G's, llj bid; As,
coupons. ~; ~ IS, ltj.
Tho stock market this morning was duh
and irregular. The market opened weak
and slghiy lower in sympathy with lower
prices .n london for American stocks, but
aier the iir-t few sales there was more sup.
port EXTENDED o. the list. and values adj
vanced i'm most cases - TO = per cent. In
the afternoon most Of The list lost the adj
vance. The market WAS very dun during
ihe afternoon. but prices were hrncr for
some OF ihe lis. up 10 $50 7. VI. The ma
ioftg of the list at the close was : 90 -
per cent. lower, the latter in Northwest
preferred. Total sales, 26j,2 ,N shares.
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r. New York Produce Market.
.By Telegraph

NEW YORK, June l0.-Flour steady;
fine grades winter, $1,000 $3.50; Southern
steady; trade and family extras. %l'w
Si.o5. Wheat weaker; spot sales No. , red
winter, al~95lzc.; do, June. 9i'-'. Corn
dull: spot sales No. p mixed, 81 1l- &C.;
doc. June, llc. oats lower, .Inl sales \v.
white state, 3lc.; no. miNrd o. IT,.
Pork dun; mess, Sl3.,. -. Lard
strong and active; cut-lo. ual crushed.
l8lc.; powdered, 1860; m'uii \, G.0i.
coffee steady; fair Rio car-e.-, 2'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-11

the suburbs OF aun
nd stees.w hch will proluc over
tobe hereafter ssuei il
tos TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
tn ~
mite of teres
saeo
an
the develop
AUGUSTA COUNTY
abl make O IA c
FORT inform lion apply
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Cincinnati Market.


CiNCINNATI. o., June lo.-Pork irregu-
lar.Sl2 sea sl2621{ family. Si2.l2lz@ sl2.2'.
Lard -Nc.tlo dried, $5.9lW SOS. Bacon
short. clear sides, S6.0oW{G.Oj. WHISKY
sales. $40 barrels finished goods on the
basis Of 500 per gallon for high wines.
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CITY TAXES.
VFTIIL % IIIf 'II.Is.' IVIsf J
RICHMOND, VA, june /, 1880. ]
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

| am now ready 10 receive CITY TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1880. Ii The whole or one
half is not paid by the 3Ofh INSTANT . per
cent Will De added, aDd ~ remaining unpaid
until SElTEMBERr sr the Collector Is re-
qulred 10 Collect the same a. tue Law directs,
All males tWeniy-One years OF a2ei ana All
persous male or female) who own personal
prorerty are assessed, and viii please call
and settle. ...
TON bills arcrO be paid In the same Il amer
as taxes, and al the same time.
Cory from ordinance, chapter IA, lection
.Ifall taxes with which amy person or any
estate OF a decedent is assessed be not paid
before the IsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER the
Collector shall diStrain, except where ONE
nall thereof has been paid under The thlrd
section, or except the same be suspended Dy
order OF the Committee on Finance, VINO
shall report the reason therefor 10 the next
meeting OF the city 1Ouncii'
Office open fiom A. -. 10 Il. NJ.
l.. W. CUNNINGHAM,
iei-Im Collector OF City Taxes.
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DIRECTORS.

NJ. FRSKINE MILLER. stanton, Va.
II. NJ. BELL. taunton, Va.
o. X. LAPHAM. Chicago. III.
H. II. FAY, Capitalist, p state street, Bos-
ton.
". H. Fleming Richmond, Va.
GEORGE II HULL President American
P.glron storage Warrant Company, fl Wall
street New York.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.

MDNIGUNENt COUNTY, VI.
OPEN 10 VISITORS JUNE Is, $500.
These springs are situated on the summit
Of the A ilcghany Mountains. The air Is pure
and inyieorating. No og- and No halsiis.
Tie water H. celebrated for It's curative prop
citlos in wide range of diseases. Accom-
tor pamphlets.
jeii-im HID0wAY HOLT. proprietoI
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.
j. NJ. BERRY, President. Bedford City,

j. NJ. BERRY, President, Bedford City, Va.
Sales Of Bedford City Stock will be discontinued on and
after MAY 3Ist at PRESENT FIGURES. Only limited
amount to offer until that date This is SOLID and SAFE
LOTS will be offered for sale Privately after JUNE Sd. Call
and get Prospectus. See Pats at office Of
CoUARx.Es NrcOUTSDY,
1912 Main Street Agents
ro,0o
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, $500.
OFFERINGs

Whcat-aG bushels.
(orn-2.10O bushels.
Ga ts-2.3OO bushels.
Mill Onal-l5 tons.
No sales reported 10 secretary.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
OuotGfi0nS.-M llHc.; low mid
ding, l0Ac.; good ordinary l0c.
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nONTFAM TO READ THIS.

We have had 80 many Of our customers 20
complain that ihey di1 not have an opporiu-
nity 10 secure QUO of our PHOTOGRAPHIC
CONTRACTS thar, AT their solicitation we
nave consented to sell them. 40 Our Gallery,
god until July 9TH. for 1913. which entities
them 10 one dozen Of our FINEST FIN
IsnEp CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS and ONE
HANDSOME CRAYON, 10x20 inches In size
Noa is your last opportunity 10 get these
beautifully finished Canyons at THIS greatly
reduced price. The time is which these con-
iiacls hold good viii not be extended beyond
JiLY T.. 1890. cAMrBELL 4 co.
Artistic Photographers.
JoCIw NO. 40 Broad street
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naIl.more stoek NIat.et.

I'f lrtt -IHliiaI
BALTIMORE. MD., june l0.-N Virginia
| con~ols. 55yt5i; ten lortics, ga 81; do.
/ lIrcc-, Cs.
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PAINTS. &c.

- AIN rs.
Ne offer a. lowest market prices
LEWIS fsiEE-LEND.
ruNE LiNSEED OIL.
ena .ll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t,erg article tccd to Doe stri-ly pur
LCELl.. LADD & CO.,
t-h7 Wholesale Druggists
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IN CHANCERY.
ON decree entered In this cause on May
$500, making new parties:
ihe object Of This suit is 10 obtain a con-
sifuction of the " M OF Abraham Warwick,
senior, deceased. 60 ascertain the estate Of
said Abraham Warwick. senior ana The debts
and demands against n; 10 settle said estate
and To take all proper accounts. &c. An
ffldaVlt having been made and filed that
Meredith lloWiaud and q. G.. Rowland who
are the living members OF the late Arm OF
Rowland s. ASiinwull. which was composed
OF inem and Lloyd Aspinwall, now deceased,
and who are OF the new parties defendant.
10 sidents Of this state il is ordered that they
appear here within fifteen days after the due
publication on this order and do what Is ne
ccssary 10 protect their interests in this suit.
i Copy-Ieste:
CHARLES w, GODDIN, Clerk.
PEGRAN a STRfSGFELL0W, o q. kEAN *
JAMES CAsKIK, pa. my7-Wiw
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Reported by John l.. Williams & son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
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Buy a lot in BARTON &
LAMBS BROOKLAND
PARK, at $500 each, for an
investment, one and a half
miles from centre of Rich
mond. The best improve
mcnts. The handsomest prop
crty. Certain to increase rap
idly in value. Call and let us
show you what improvements
we are making.
BARTON & LAMB,
82I east Main.
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STAlJNTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Authorized Capital $2,OOO,OOO.
SHARES 800 PAR VALUE, EACH.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.

vi stanton. WIN PERRY Secretary stanton; VI"
s NJ yosr vcc-rres stanton Treasurer sranton Va
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ISAAC WIFI. stanton, Va.
-. +. EAKLE, stanton. Va
JOHN McQUAIDE. stanton, Va.
ANDREW BOWLING. Stanton, Va.
a. II. NO~r stanton, Va.
JED HOICILISs. stanton, Va.
j. IL. WAYT, stauntOn, Va.
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tE0Ai NOTICES.

NIRGINIA-IN TIE CHANCERY
COURT or TIE CITY or RICHMOND,
Illh 9Th DAY OF MAY. 1880:
WarWic's
against
Warwick and Defendants
IN grItNrEry
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-14

LET nobody &c; scared stoni the re.
port Of smallpox IL the ely and create
: panic that Ii mary ckssS helps The
SPREAD Of he disease. We do nc.
positively knew thai here 10 q single
case IN lie CITY, bQi the mere rumof
q j. serves 10 create IN ssTm- Tie
best preventive kssinE smallpox Ia
cleanliness u pxrson and Of It's
p1smiies Aboui dwellings. Every
{. ~, bscs yaTd AZ cellar, lie lux.
III psces @! t.issse, slS=lt I'll Be
lL0soG. Aly eleaasl ard TeroTt,e-l
ne disease IS tl,hy II ia character
and IL Ctt II home j. Esie nc.eAlli-
less IL! eth stolni. TIE Street. a. !
y Eei Commas O. have ruo-e pItss
70 inyh. u now 70 lcok siitr VI
c-:.I sartets AID e,s, KID he Bard
Of Heslih hsve double duty 10 T@r-
III Tue Ein.ef Ats l<ta q ys!y
ulll -; here hE- IL bsea .rsi
~ lgE 70 81. he germs 4! 3sease
itAi anger ir 6sSsE ilg VeEsitiida an
al: my lGfa O1l u l@ : .e=1et 9! il
iecuus. Q sssses. H0Seyer, ihe t<si
t--s 20 co n1w - Use TIA, ono. Q;
pTecs assn MAT I. wgrta praa 0.
cais-
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a. lu., vii sell al my farm adjoining
Aewpoit, Delaware, mi lAr.e stock u
h9 rsn; COW cows End 1'rmias inPienen Is
with reeoi d., including ,ne pair l4fge
coach horses, very stylish enc pair yot M
toa.4; good work hurses and mares sixteen
colts, !, and = - Cd, tDir,y b, al o u cass,
nsny spriugp T. huli and several hCl fprs
large sick larp na Implements including
80 harruSs which nave ney been used, ali u
axe ca ~ urtm"nt OF tarm tools.
Ferns -Hnirr 80, cash; 81 or over noir
at nine months where salts factory tud ui5 I
Is furnished o. p 4 cent nG Tor cash.
i-l0 iu-th s-t5 WI. jerks FELL
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DUBLIC SALE OF OHIO AND KEN.
i TuChf HORSES, at Hockessin. Del.
I will sell on

SALE OF OHIO AND KEN
i TuChI HORSES, Hockessin. Del
will sell on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, Isoa,
o. Twenty head OF fine horses ami
~ mares
30. /. hay horse. year. o!d, is hands,
IRE style, sale In ali harness. Can sAOs
three minute gait.
Nos and ). Pair Dark Grays, 5 years
old, ~. hands. weigh 2e.. Iiis Is a
very hE.c .eatLs with f.ne action a4sd neil
broken.
Ao.a Bay Hors-. : years old. ~ bands,
~ lsh- l. ~ tn" 10 e. heavy uAaio 1i.i
tail aud - safe FOR 4 soman 10 dElg,
80 s. Brown Mare years oi1 i .
kau g., " CHS 10 This j. 1 rne b oxen
iuAfs, geu1 style and shows nue breed
iIg
o 2. &c ~ -, soa4 s;y.u and num-
lev one NUGE Fir
Sos. snd : Pair Bzy Horse. years
Old, . HANKS, heavy tati anu me- - ie.
} eAriess % steam. 'nn irot 20 the pole
| cltsst u = minutes, Iar lisa NeES choice
team well worthy The attention % any
| party wanting A good team.
| No, 8. Roam Horse, 10 hands. weighs
l.@is3 year OIL This j. roadster abd
- p C. horse a. anyb"siy's. Can show
NJ, i. BAY Hor.s. ~, hands, single
f0alci sarkcr, tluts 10 i4n~s-, Shows
| EosiA breeding. Int- u ~ nae rider
| and driver a. can b.. found.
No a. Baftk Horse, ls hands, years
old. god roadster. Lnc style and can
Show : sr-4 at,
40 ~ bars rrtl Mare, ia. hands 5
Fsnf- old, short back, gVi buae ~e!l
50 Il Rsau N4re, yeas. Old is HANG
ABd -peA WuFktt
NJ u. slrfel Hcrsa. yoArs Oh, y.
tand- me stEIe aud action.
No - bruwn H0t--. - hands 5 years
Old s0ai ir.Nes
Ia Aacs Nl thass AsBr-a- are good
general purpt-e business rn~- | have
select ! ih,m u y-s3i And thit4s them
vel WORTHY thr sc. ltlun IL any oEe
wanting 70 &C.. tar--. eHHs- and -sc
i-e-l - . ile4A t. -s llcy ca. be
sr.n tNS A.Es Irilf "a st~. Sa2cat !.
tzs.', = d4y- ELNOJD 1LB,IEE.
J. - EoAllern. Aar.
Cl.Anale l4.tk i4l14l5
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-14
OVERCOATs

We have many Ella
Overcoats Lett yet whitl
are selling very cae,pn1
Of them reeardles, i }
to close odd lots. MI
your time to get a b..l
PANTS
Well. we are Gle ln.pI
odd lots oil them Al, n
prices, Including mani
the very finest ones. II
we sold at 500 and n
all got to CO., as We h4g.|
many to think OF cam
them over, and we Thu,
hall a Loaf is better |
nothing"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-14

Bargains in elegan. Ne
ianee Dress Patterns, Jao
guard nsu.es, satin striped,
and six side baads, sl2
sls, 5000, SIS, and 5 20.
In :i2it colors. Itey are
he gldoi some Ct the choic-
81 Of las. sea.c.'s sy SIS
Prices accordingly. Very
similar in oolors and ss,,.s
10 the patterns OF this year.
50 styles silk-and 80 }
C9rntination Dress Rl..erns,
all IN prevsiling sa.d :, re
duced to s. from $40. IN
- he-!ear-round Trsr.
46..nch D:so q Etc, 5 de-
.45.e eolor7. 5 from 81 50
4o-ineh Atwood Haoii
- nxe.rss ga fss : :
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:, isc faa VOC.
r, J,;,et
;.4 tSr +, ecl'is
III nm IarsD )ar-
y :, 2 La cofs,
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5y-mCA So FED c e q.
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= u LIAt = III Is