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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
DILLON avn O,RRgEy.
.They ,rake Isetuge wi,h rrlnnn.

they Fake Refuge with Friends IN
France = Awaiting News Fram,
AnieEicn-Gnn,t stop In France.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
PARIS, Oct. l5.-Ll Fresse saws that
Messrs. Dillon and 0'Brien, after their
hight from Tipperary, took passage on q
sailing vessel and landed at Lue. Sur. Mer
on the eoast OF Normandy, on sunday
They passed the night az the residence
there OF hi. ltatrelloyich, the banker. whose
daughter 10 toe w!fs OF air. O'Brien. ON
Molday they came to Paris, and thence
proceeded to Mr.. Ralfslovicks couutrv
house 1T Gil, liz tine department ii ths
seine,et Disc. They returned to Paris last
night, but their address Ia the city is L spta
secret. ~"
If the news received from America II
favorable TO the Irish mission 10 that ecun.
try they VIII start for New York at the end
Of the week, II 1t becomes manifest thar
It Is their Intention TO remain hi Paris. tls
government will request them to leave,
Rumors are in circulation here thnt 6
RatftlloTieh and the members of his family
deslars that Messrs. Dillon and O'Bris1
nave not been IN France aud assert thai
they have sailed for America.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
JOsT Ar1saED the oOuNT.
Harrison Dust EvRdes Meeting the
ROysiiIsls and is sawed a Possibi.
EnIbarrRkSncnt.

Harrison Dust Evadcs Meeting the
ROYatIsIs auh is sawed a Possible
EMbarrRssIMcnt.
WARRINGTON. O3t. 14.-At O'Clock THIS
morning the Oomte do Paris and his pariv
6ade, farewell to Washington, and at 8. is
PRESIDENT Harrison and his party returned
TO the city. An awkward Diplomatic
dilemma was thus escaped BY lust three.
quarK'rs OF an hour. Tue incident has
| sRnihoant appearance, and It Ia probably
| irei as MANY are asserting here to-day,
tnat the count hurried away on purpose,
because L was represented to him 10 quiet
| and confidential way by mutual friends
that II would be bett6r on all accounts Tint
7. he and the President should not meet The
| count ie too much of gentleman to make
trouble for his entertainers, and he ia as
| quick as most Frenchmen In taking hint.
4 IS not Impossible that the President may
nave delayed his return a little with the
! same end In view. The general opinion
here Il that he did. Certainly he Is yery
glad that things TUNED out as they have.
The President IS looking much better in
heaith than when he sta fed on his western
Trip. He says he ts feeling stronger, too,
and be has nothing hut praise for the great
western country. Shortly after his arrival
az the White House the President and Mrs.
Harrison went to pay q visit of confidence
10 Mrs. miller, the widow OF the deceased
Justice, and then the President buekled
NuWu lU WOTks
Private Secretary Halford said this after. |
noon that no decision had yet been reached |
with iegard to tho extra session PROPOSE |
ton.
THE matter has been under consldera-
lion Tor scme time" said ne, "and the
President has had irsquent conversations
upon the sutJeet with members of Congress
aud SBnators. Among Others Senators
Sherman and Heeock have TALKED with
MN about 1t. but thera has peen apso.
lhtniy nothing of a definite nature 10 indi-
eAle @haI course the President will take.
" course, no VIII not make any public
statement OF his decision II he concludes
not 70 call Congress togethsr,n
1here was cabinet meeting this after
noon at which all [ . nrmbsrA were pres.
ont except Secretary OF War Proctor and
fostmastet-genelal WAnamaIsr. 1t was
the lrst meeting FOR several weeks AMI
put llttle business wac done, the time ing
principally spsut ilan exchange OF friendly
Aotes u regard TO tue respective merits OF
stslbfl ana western watering places Score
-aIy Hask said Tonight that during a very
informal conversation some ono braAehed
me extra session subject IN a general sort
y way. But the matter was not called to |
~ attention Of the cabinet formally by the
fiesident, aud, 80 tar as the cabinet mem
1eiH are concerned, they have no official
'howiedya 81 the existence OF any such
deposition. Secretary Rusk was very
lotltiVe Ia denying thar any decision had !
zen reached, one way or the other, upon
his sutjeet. I
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
TIE inISH SITUATION.

Di-tthxutslled i'reiates Summoned
Hy she r1Pa 30 Appear nj Home.
Associated Fress Dispatch by special Wires,
LONDON, oct J5.-Mr. Thomas Power
0'Oonnor's paper, the star, announces thnt
the Most R4V. At hazel Logue, D. o., ard !.
bishop Of the dlOcsse OF Aimagh,aud primate
OF All Ireland; the Most Rev. William j
WMshi d D., archbishop OF the diocese Of
Dublin; the Most Iav. Thomas w. Croke.
d. d.. archbishop OF Uashei, and the Most
isev John MacEvlily. d. d., archbishop OF
appsar ii lone In ths early paEf OF next year,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

spectsl Officer Butchins or the Ds,ag ara
tame Proieetlve Association appeared "a.
tore Squire Monaghan Tuesday evening n
prosecute Robert Reason, Joseph Hanlin
and hlchatd Wotrell gu the CHARGE AZ
shooting live robbins out of season, The
men were tlned s for each bird killed, On
hen4aY evening ir. Hutchl4a secured the
conviction OF william Humeyood for
shooting a partridge. Ollcer Updyke saw
the hlrd ktllei at the back of Riyerylew
cemetery, TIE line and costs 10 this case
amounted TO 5i2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

WUODsF9dK, UNT., Oct. Il BllchHlI has
started 70 Keep a diary and eaah morning
ne counts the remaining days ne has ro
epsRi ID the iatl He continues cheerful
ana y moro laxative, ami willis there 40.
pears % % no reason for Ii, he nus not
4 lgah np nope, lie was much Interested
write 70 Day, eongcatulating hin upon tha
change ~ ais sentence, which gives MIN a
loafer la1se Of life, and trustipp fhat
naon inc re5bryod points Day may BE- az.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
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Where did you get that
Suit I" is question often asked
the Men who wear our Clothing.
The style and fit are SO excel
lent that people are surprised TO
find such Clothing ready made
and sold at ready-msde prices,
which are half below tailors'
prices. We do as we'll for the
Boys and Children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
A. C. YATES & co.
9Th s. CHEESE NUA s,s.
d-odger Building.)
18Th q cHEsTNUr SITS.
tNew Storey
PHILADELPHIA.

NOTICE I WILLIAM j MoLAUGH-
y LlN,tho tenant Of the house situated at M.
vM.seGond street,in the First ward oil ii q civ
o. Wilmington, county OF New Castle and Stntsa
o. Delaware, In compliance with the require-
mentso OF theacts of tho General Assemb,y II
sich case made and provided, do hereby yiv y,
notice that | shall apply in writing 10 ,bo
tolft o. General Sessions OF tho Peace 49,
Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware in Sd
tor New Castle county, on MONDAY. the f t;,S
day Of November, A. p, lS90, being tho ~
q said court, fora license Tor said ho,,a ~ m
nm OF tavern, for the sale therein az ii,to} an
ung liquors IN lass quantities tbun AN ,,o 49,.
70 pc drunk on the premises anJ II, t ,illart
ing respeclable citizens OF sail Wafl n in',.
twe'ye OF whom arc substantial itsg , q east
the said ward recommend fha ttlefs OF
VIZ: 49, 9'siN q Pl3iehtlpl
Julius Gunther pato,
Phillip Plunkeit Ja,saa = ,rHghn
Charles Currigan iahn MMchthha
IL wa rno, j l. Messick
Jacob Schicher %WVsrl III fNln ply
Johu Ahreus i,a ~. y 90
4 Rineta James Il Nn N N H.
John Green W., Ahttls
Patrick Mclaughlin Frn,t A' ~
James o'Donnell i ia,H II 4 AiNt
WILLIAM J. AcLALl mn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Colstantipople dispatch reports that
tbs projected visit Of the crown primes Of
Russia is off, and tkst its postponemept
is attributed 10 tas TIsars disapproval Of
the Porsa's altitude towards the Ecnpen.
zeal Patsiarohata. II 2lainsd thst the
head Of the Greek cAareh in Turkey haa
arranged for . religious boyoos. Of the
RUssian visitor, with tbs design OF fore.
Jig Russia 70 tsk9 sides in the enarsel
between the Sultan ana hia OhIis-
tian subjects. II was resolved. in
case the crown prince had come 10
Oonatantinopi7, TO close eli the Greek
churches and forbid ths performance
therein Of any religions service or cere-
monies whatever. So thet wren, II il
duty bound, tha heiz to tie thrcne or all
10 BUSHES Shouts go to pray ia vi.
ohrysosFnme's Cathedral, be would beve
feund the do9rs slut snd no nrio . on
ihe thrsshhold presenting the cross 20
bis royal lips. g'Ee Turkish government
bed msde the rioht pressing ertrea.ies
but tbe head q the church Was inHexible
a1d, since Russia is rot VII ready ID EN-
braii hefaal. j Turkish affairs, the visit
has been poatpens4.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October IS, 1890
We give more thought TO
Cnlldren's Gloves than any
o;her house In this country.
Livery proper kind la lall
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Professor MafE5, supervising engineer
of the Philadelphia Electric Light Com.
paRy, is credited wish saying II an
Will!ng % sy.ke my reputation IS IN
electrical engineer On my obi ity 10 con.
airuct 81 electrical motor that could sehs
q tram from bailad 'phia to New York
u So niHut q. We ahcnid like 10 gga
ne prelss59r STAKE Biz reputation and
vim. Tae probable eject II the spoliea.
ton q 8apn sgstem ot rapid transit
world h5 Il tine d buiia up suburban
towls al along The lima until IRE Two
cities should become united and form
practically one continuous metropolis
aurh Is tho ola world never dreamed Of,
with ga electric railway st dis door fhst
would whisk MIN 10 ei:he- Nav York or
Philadelphia il ~ minateg, nan al
4onmaata Traction would Be practically
as 9ioaato either city as the inasoitgnts q
Germantown and Harlem now are. aud
Vie signa q he times are thRt this rapid.
ity q sraEsit will be an assured fact Be-
tore ElEny years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Ine New York census taken bytbe pniice.
men Of that city Is complete and the ~.
suit proves enneusivelv that Nsw York IN
been deprived By the Federal enumerators
o. 1911 names IN inc bonn.Ade resident
reputation. The total population is given
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
We pre told By tLo su,sgx Lso,,lli,,,

we ere told by the Sussex I5eD9J5ican
that
'.s9urtar blackburn ssil IA his aneeea II
A39t1Ey fnat tnA cider had no right ia
E5eelya g nsnsien. Fua Democrats greeted
nin van apP.aase when he made the re.
marx.
As matter q faas Senator Blackburn
Aaa9 ~ Aaoh raMat6 aud said nothing
thas eo7ia h. 70 construed. The deelara-
tioa % the Z tI II SIMPLY oas N
taase canpaigu f.is-Aolas which SHOW n
"AAt extent paFii1an 4sli{aity NAV over.
ride hoassty and leaencv in lie oon.y,t
@ hepaoAlean supremacy In Sussex.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

l'ESovA, Pa, o3, I5.-Davld or ~,
6asetaan Of tile Brooklyn Brothofanad pase
Bal Cub, who was 70 Eave PLAYED n I'M,
same here yesterday afternoon was sfrit.i.A,,=
WIZ partial Paralysis, AMI Is now III . III
at the Ward House. Us ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

4 Georgetown communication thet We
n INT to-day comes ST q reminder that
there may 30, even Id Delaware. great
ai6sseac4 between tlepubl,aan preesut
aad practice. Ia sasssx county fbe ~.
pnbEean7 hnve bad the levy oourt apd
tbe Sheriff Coy I'VE yesta past, aud that
hepu9liean ltyg court hns been eilogtu4
thss Republican aheriT IS c5nis psr day
foF feeaiaR prisoners, and the Ropubli.
en- siletiiI nus bsen taking his ailoTsae,
straight eions Ike little maa. Bst
What more conaistsacY could Be espec.ea
from tue panty winch, after protecting %
iong and 80 yspenently ia favor q
ballot reform sss down 50 aaa quon Tie
ARgtralian ballot bill whtch came be,aFs
tu9 Republican house with she endorse
mex ot counae, q lis own selection that
u vas a2 perfect he oould tiud nothing
~ y 70 aiter o. amend Wden tbeit
orators It'll Won o, tll5 ratrennh.a aat tbsv
propose to Fs9. ID gew Castle county
juat invite ten as-enti9n % tie Ia Fenei-
ment they hsve p9t eEeatBd il i5asssx.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

| coin recited as ia tnnI, tb. o,tI, =. -.
on the stena N III na,i1.s,. ss ~ = otrs'
--.s--- go : - ''@'.
"But il we doa't cali in the nove,s !,
the federal government tne Is smoo..t,
will ehest a. out u our eyesn 4 ~ 80
Of the Republican p9lltieiana r4ras.
Cesar, was there no cbgatinv II ~ III
Wing and Democrat dave? Whsn Al ~
Democratic party Of tbta dav an3 ~
city acquire monopoly of ebeaiins !;
What party was ii thst CHEATED r.
American nation out Of III lar.,n,In
elected President in 1876? an no.
ever been an elaotion in tbis Az wha,,
Democratic raseslity sontb - StE.l
street has not bsen matcbes H. Rannt3i
can rascaiity north or Skin atrset-Yeta,,
bogus tax receipts wa,n nof !, t.aat,, ~
C6pted from rp1naIifa5 ran,,s. I,
the upper section a the city a. &c
nine Tux reeeipts were from snsn,sta M
white men ia the lower INA ,s,Iosa
fault ID il that the nnnraacl,i,a o1o. $3.50
IL not to be condact,a nn5sr III ~.
tralian ballot systam vbiob ~ a3.
elections eimoet abqolntalv I'm !, 49,
states and would certainty nave b.oa ~
tended WITH similarly eood ras,Iis m
aware That ballot law yss $780, N ~ y.
the Republican pl,iori,y n ~ nsia 49, :
House N Rsoreso,,t. ~. I, 80 ,soa SSiuWate
al their aumbsr Ill. 4 Ill, Nh IT.
tbs only Republican yofs u racaivsd IN
the other Republicans votad a,.;a.. !,
while all Inc DemocYats ,,;ts sasi'. ~
exception of Mr.. Graz. yotaa e, 4 r. IT,
Wsre there NO cites 81 .isntton i,
tricts in lie land 6nting ~ III. -.
Of President Cleysland,s i,c,,aha,,,,,
which The hspa5licaas bad tbs aao,n. y
ancy and ths election mecbine,,, T. III.
handg ana nothing but III loosi i 10 II. l.
restrain them from f.,r59 Tnnl ,s 4
city Of PHILADELPHIA with los o05 :. y.
7oters on the deltgonanf listet ~, H.
Democratic IN tb6ss ,,,ias " !. Il. 20
eral government nlaadin. \, Phil
nlarshais and Fa,cs h;,i52 i'll t'5
apo was Il "a ouy nm / y, ~ -
nan whom tbe Demo1-atg t,,l .s,.
Il 1 se..,,tt, ,,.4,.s .1.I,5.' 80 9theioiisa
- p.tl.ls PAace to LOCK
gay iot Fopaasats and illegal voters waa
yet upon by a band of negroes and had
10 rum for lila lifs2 Ma H.. pat
--r-Nf hAAS -sNAAJGEhl3
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
apan;lnlakrr's.
range of sizes. A quick
glance at the shelves shows.

glance at the shelves shows.
For Misses hnd Chlldren:
button KID, embroidered, 75c
4-button Kid, embroidered, 81
<bution Kid, embroidered, Sl.2b
t'hutton Suede, embroidered, 81.
tbutton Mousquetaire Suede, SLIPS
s-pItton Mousquetare suede, Si.50
Biarritz, 81
klbbed top, cashmere, Coo
nlpped top, cashmere, 35c
K bbed top, plated silk, 37Hc
FUR topped, lined, 7hc
EUR topped, lined, 81
Fur topped, lined, Sl.95
Fun topped, lined, $3.50
FUR topped, lined, Sl.75
Everything in Mlttens- Angora-yool, Saxo
| etc.
For Boys:
i-button Kid, embroidered. 81
| I-button Pique aid, embroidered, 81. o5
i-bntton tFownes) embroidered, si.g5
I-oailon Craven Tan tFownes), $l.e5
/ l.button Cape ownes>, S1.2j
| Toys, fine cashmerf, 50c
| Boys Scotch Wool, s76c
| loys' Scotch Wool, 80:
Boys An rakhan. ZIG
HOys' Astrakhan, al
Boys lined Gloves, tic
Toys lined Gloves / button sf5O
Toys lined Gloves, fur topped, 81
boys ined Gloves, fur opped, sl.a5
lioys lined loves, Sl.50
Same fur topped. $l.75
hyeryhinS In Mitens, both single and
This isn't a glove stock
that's fat one month and lean
the next, but a steady, year In
and year out assortment, never
changing except for the sea.
sons--.and for betterment.
Gossamers of course, but
1t isn't "of course. that they're
genuine water-shedders. We
don't NEEDLE with TRASHY
Gossamers.
Gossamers for women, Sl.5O 10 800.
9ossamers for men, So to SI2.
dosssmers for children, $3.50 to $3.50.
Bicycles have more room
and thought They shall have
still more of both Look at
this
1nnfor SatekH 1oy boy or
girl, al S25 su.h bell and
amp S35 without bell or
amp was rhe original price.
Little Giant, S3s; Gendron,
40; Junior. SAG. Each with
'ell and lamp, and 50 on up
Q sI35 for a high grade
machine.
lG-inch wheel. 5000.
same, rubber tire, S4.7b
2U-inch wheel, Sg15
Snme, rubber tire, S57
2l-inch wheel, S325
same, rubber ~, {G.b1
.s-lnch wheel, i3.15.
same rubber TIRE, $40.
IRIS Le0er It7eycleS.
90-inch wheel, s5.ib.
same, rubber tire, $3.50
2i-inch wheel, $3.50
same, rubber tiro, $3.50.
2s-inch wheel, $3.50.
Same, rubber ire, i115O.
3s-tntlt wheel, s0.51
Same, rubber tire, t1i75
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

coats at the polls to compel their subjects
to vote as they thought they should ? We
would be badly off, indeed, were the
local government in the same bands as
the federal government and we deprived
Of the opportunity to offset deputy mar
shals with deputy shariffs. Talk OF the
Force bill ana Of all the high-handsd ar
Eogation of power by whion that accursed
ana detessable onslaught upoa the rights
OF free mon waa forced through the
House, not being an issue in this cam.
pAign and in this State Why it is the
Issue that dominates, overshadowg. over
whelms oil others-evsn the prostitution
OF the powers Of taxation embodied in fine
Mckinley hill--for, whereas thai measure
strikes at mans pocket-book, this
strikes 81 his right to an unconsirsined |
voice IN the chooains Of those who ere TO
make the netion's laws. We wish we
could ind wosas to fttingly express our
of the inronds OF that central
lze1 power that seeks 10 sweep away the
rights Of the ststes and 10 make them
mere suhseryient appendages Of ''atrong
government" armed with authority to
perpetuate itself in power and to dictate
20 the states whom they shall send to
Jonsress, or Gust from their seats, in de.
lance Of the expressed will Of their con
sueh members as in the jude-
nent OF the controlling central power
hould not have been sent to Washing.
en-. It is this menace which we are to
ee exelnplilsd in the appointment Of
equity marshals hare and Ia the threat Of
ae Force bill, temporarily put aside for
- own purposes by Boss Quay, but vet j
be pushed through the Senate if tie /
meEioan peop.s viii stand Il 1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

" To-day" said Republican Congress
man Ewart of North Carolina, in hi
speech of Juno 2sth ON The Force bill
TO our shame and discEedit be it eaid
there are representatives from SOVEREIGN
statas upon this floor who, deep down in
their hearts, know that thin election bill
Is As damnabls, Illogical, negotiable and
vicious piece OF legislation as was ever
attempted TO be placed upon the statute
BOOKS OF this republic. Aud yet at a sac
fihce OF their manhood, sober Judgment,
their sense of fairness and justless, feel
Ing the keen sting OF the caucus lagh.
they will support measure which Will
add untold misories to the woes Of the
unfortunate people it 10 designed to help,
stir up race troubles and faotional strife
IN our fair south land, and breed politi-
cal confusion worse confounded."
With the same disregard of their sober
Judgment and sense of fairness and lust
ness there are Republicans in the CITY of
Wilmington to-day who are seeking TO
atir up strife and breed political confusion
IN this community by advocating the az.
potntment OF deputy marshals to stand
IN line In front Of our polling places on
election day and oyerawe ii they can,
override if they dare, the voice Of the
Democratic voters Of Wilmington, to the
end that the endorsement Of Delaware
may seem to be given to The passage
through the Senate OF this extension of
federal interference in Stats elections |
which this Republican Congressman from
North Carolina had the manhood 10 tell
MS fellow Republicans in plain language.
mat any one can read for himselt in the
congressional Record lis az damnable,
Illogical, insqu.table and vicious piece
u Regulation as was ever attempted 10
1e placed upon the statute books Of this
epublic."
Some of the GAzETTE's readers ara
I'D enough to remember distinctly the
I'D days when the Whias and Democrats
contested the field. Did they ever hsar
= thiak or dream of Force bills and
equity marshals and soldiers at the polls
those days? Was it customary thsn
% the party that could mot hold lis own
the polls to run whining to the federal
oVernment for deputy marshals TO in
Laiuate the opposition Why about the
NY federal officer the masses ever saw !
tho days OF the Wing party was the !
ostmaater. The general government
ent on attending to its legitimate bust {
'ss and the states exercised their oougti. 9
tional rights without moIestgtion This
hole business Of patsrnsl government
tended to the regulation OF trade.
AnufaotuEes and elections is an out
owsh Of modern Rspublicanism III. ii
own 70 the founders OF that party b =
1sn they put into Their platform thu n
ank about maintaining the rights or b
3 states inviolate which President Lin. s,
Ia recited as lie took the oath Of Office II
the steps OF tile nations capital. 81
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

aearaa'a snip. inc Thrush.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Gossamers Of course, but
it isn't "of course, that they're
genuine water-shedders. We
don't NEEDLE with trashy
Gossamers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

DUBLIN. Oct. l4.-At the request OF Mr..
Roman, the prosecutor for tue crown. the
court Of IipDarary, before which alessrs.
Dlilon and O'Brien and other defendants
are being fried on charges OF conspiracy 10.
gay, dismissed the case against Sir, oMa.
hony, whose Illness prevents ria attondtn-,
court. The trial of tue renaininp dafsn5s
ants will " proceed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

dossamers for women, Sl.5O 10 $40.
9ossamers for men, So to $I2.
Gosssmers for children, $3.50 to $3.50
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01
WE MEAN BUSINESS

The rush last week shows that the
people are taking advantage of the
sacrifices we are making in white
goods and all other summer goods.
The good work will continue all this
month. The earlier you come the
better selections you will get. Rem
ember that we are closing out at cost,
and below cost, our entire stock of
summer goods, including
White goods of all kinds,
Embroderies,
Flouncings,
Drapery netting.
Laces, all styles
Challies, cheapest to finest,
Ribbons, complete stock pretty
colors,
Figured cotton and linen lawns,
and all other goods suitable to this
season. We mean business and will do
just as we promise.
6-26-1t JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01
Oh, What a Cough,

No.4. Will you heed the warning. The sig
nsl perhaps of the sure approach of that
mole terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourself If you can afford for the sake of
saving so cents, to run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience that Shi
lohs Cure will cure your cough. II never
fails. This explains why more than a million
bottles were sold the past year, 1t relieves
Group and WhoOping Cough at once Mothers
do not be without it, For lame back, side or
chest, use Shilohs Porous Plaster. Sold by
Kalteyer & Son. 2l3-ly