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Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
HARRY hart,
lhsN Clothing Manufacturing Co
BIG Market street.
DUBLIc SALE OF PERSONAL PRO

DUBL!C SALE OF Personal PRO-
i PERTY.
will be sold at Public Sale, at the resi-
dence OF the subscriber Oh the Lodge
Road, lending from the Philadelphia
nike and u OF mile from silverside
station on the Is. q o. Railroad, Bran
dywine Hundred. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 1s. 1890,
att o'clock, +. NJ, Sharp,
two good Horses.
No /, A sorrel mare, 8 yearsold ~
good farm mare, work in all kinds 49H
| OF harness.
No 2. bny mare, 10 years old, a
good draft mare.
Is pair of Chickens. Buggy, farm wa.
Road Cart. Horse Cart. Esterly Irvine
nearly new, Champion Mower, syria
cuse Plows, 2 Iron Age Cultivators,
Spike Harrow, single set of CuIris4e
Harness, 2 scts of Pillow Harness, sets u
| Cart Harness, Collars and Brides, sets
Single-trees and Double.trees, Log and
other Chains; Manure Forks. long han
die hay Fork, shovels. Hoes, Iron Wise,
one Churn, tons OF Timothy Hay, Feed
Chest, IL Hives of pure Italian Bees in
Binder Irvine. Crosscut saw. II 10. o
old Iron and other articles too tedious t.
| mention.
: TERMS-All sums of $40 and under
{ cash; over that amount II credit of
/ months " i'll be given on purchaser Civ
ing bankable note with an approved
, 1 cndorser. JOHN II. HUNF5NAN.
Stidham & Son, ASotionecrs.
3-5+3td Hod.3twt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Levy Courtmsn Serrick y. Hhallcrosa
Of St. Georges hundred, brought up with
him bundle Of peach twigs this morn.
ing which were critically examined BY
several levy courtmen from the peach
districts, and we're found TO be In better
condition than could have been expected
alter having passed through = cold snap
lika lAst night. The limbs we're verJ
prolific In buds and on some 1t was found
that two out Of three were uninjured and
on Others one-hAlf were still sound, cuff.
Client 70 make . very large crop Of
peaches around Middletown providing
nothing more serious overtakes them
Further down the stats, however, thS
prospect 10 not 90 encouraging, the budl
being much further advanced. At NIL
ford the crop IL said 70 b. ent.rell
killed.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Professor n. q. Thunder gave q grand
organ recital In tho main aldiiorium OF
~. Mary's r. G. Church Inst evenipa,
which was denaely crowded to hear III
music. The exercises opeued with an
overture, and Ill tho sslec,icps were Of Z
very high order and well rendered. The
rendition from the grand opera, "Wil-
liam Tell. " especially was superb. But
the gem Of tho evening was the "Quis est
Homo" Rossini, ty Mis4 Byrns and
Mrs. J. Esputa DAILY. Mis- Byrne 10 the
leading soprano o. st. Matthews Church,
Washington, D. G., aud Mrs. DAILY 10 !
leading coniraito Slayer Of The same city.
The organ 10 very richly toned instru.
ment, han dsomely fulshsd and occupies
. conspicuous position In the church.
The organ will DO used 70 celebrating
,nass for the frat time Oh Sunday morn.
/ iuu
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

- - - 49, 80 eO@91At8 = - 140k0s
We have given The public notice after
estaes ssGaf1isg our good Intentions, and
hsve sveu gons 20 fAr % TO beg Of princi
lals v allow . further continuance Ia
eAs cess that conesrns the publie's vel
fare, asd on receipt Of letter Of exten.
sioa, due nolioe has boon given through
all The leading newspapsrA
Nov, - the matter stands, II any per-
cen haa becn unfortunate enough
vlroukh their own negligence to lose the
bright chance at an opportunity that they
can still lake advantage OF, they will
sadly regret It when 1t IL too late
Again we cay, for your own good, tina
he exciting sacrihce sale will soon com,
- n end, but 1t will b well to remem
her that there sill rename another
ehanoe 70 derive some good yet. SAITH
NHs1 shits, overcoats for Men aud Boys
Nobby Broad Vale cutaways ard sacks
lsA's pants. Boys snits and Gents
f9rsishing goods. Tor As cent? on the
So1lsS Ct the greatest sacrifice sale on
seesrd. No. l08 Market street. this city.
NsDsnbor, this 10 tho anAl notice, and
q ysu lose this opportunity you car
Blame NO one but yourself.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
CAUGHT In THE ACT.


A few weeks ago ~ article appeared
10 this paper regarding certain people
obsainipg goods under peculiar circum.
stances. they pretending At the time that
The articles wero for their own indi-
yidaai use. Yesterday one OF those cum
Ming things In tho shape OF human
soui entered the place where tile parties
yeside who made tho announcement, and
~ lame excuse introduced instantly ses
The salemAn'a thinking power into opera
tion. The clerk plain y put the question
~ the stranger: Are these goods you de-
sire for your own usei The fellow fsol-
ing that no Was caught at his own game,
con ietssd that public sentiment ran 20
hish in the country regarding the sacri-
Nee sale that he wanted the clothing for
speculative purposes.
Well, to Be brief. he didn't get them,
= the goods are for actual consumers
and not peddlers. II will be we'll ~ re-
member that this great sacrifice Of cloth
ing will only last . few days longer IL
The store room Of the 'Hall OF Economy
400 Market street, this city, and tho drsl
como the frat to obtain . alice Of THU
great unheari-of sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

John D. Bickel died at his residence,
Ma 1918 Bennett street. this morning,
after 81 illness Of about ten days, from
the measles, aged about - years. Mr..
Biekel was born In the State Of New
York, and removed 10 Kent county with
his parents when . small boy and re-
aided near Milford. until April last,
when he removed his family TO this city,
where he had previously engaged In. the
com mission business. For several
0onths he was . partner Of Geo. w.
oplcer.
He was an upright and honorable mau
and was esteemed by oil OF his friends
nd acQusintAnces. In 1887 he was
dominated BY his Democratic friends foi
the Legislature, but through the defec.
ton Ct the salisbury wing Of the party
failed Of an election. lie leaves wifi
and two daughters n we'll ~ host Of
friends to mourn his untimely deceass
Hh remains will DO taken to Milford
Doxt Monday morning, on the $50 train
and the intermsnt Will be made At tina
plAea.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

The second match betw cen the Smith
& Wesson Hoeolvsr Club, OF Springfield.
Mass., and the Wilningtdn Pistol Club.
was concluded yesterday The terms
provided for two taaus bf the Smith a
Wssson CLUB against one Of the Will
mington Club, the latter 70 shoot ten
separate scores. The contest with team
20. Va, very close hnt resulted In
favor o. the Smith q Wesson Club, but
the contest with No. club rssulted 10
an easy victory for the Wilmington Club,
In contest No. the Smith y Wessor
Club scored 627 poiuts and the WiImjpg.
ton Club, $50. In the second contest
the Smith q Wesson Club scored Is,
points, and che Wilmington Club 7s;
pOinta
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
aI.issse l.csd Fann,leroy. "

Mrs. Frances Hodgon Burnett's
drsmst.xa,ion Of her own novel, Little
Lord Fauntleroy," will be given ito frat
Wilmington production on Friday eveu-
sax OF next week, and will also bs given
"a saturday afternoon and evening.
This play has been seen BY millions OF
play goers, and IL pronounced by press
~ public alike - one OF the MASTER
pssces Of modern tiines. It has brough,
great fame and . gosdly- sized fortune
- its suthor. Flossie Ethel, wonder
nj child actress, will be seen az tn,
llttle Lord Another equally - clsve
ehild will alteruats with fiossis.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

The golden welding Of John ". lib.
tsSl ard Al.es Buckingham. daughter
% Richard and Nary 0ilpin Bucking-
han, WAS celebrated ct their residence In
East Goshen Towaship Chestsr County,
RA. on Wednesday, the 9th inst. Ito q
e1p0 were present from this city, from
f1aasAut HILL. Newark, Beaver Valley,
ssd ether points. making large com.
Paay. Ths merry party fingered until
jass II the afternoon with the aged
couple, who arc we'll kept in their long
sssm Of years, aud who are very agree
SHE companions for young and old.
They are well preserved; havs reasonably
geed health and promise to SEQ many
more returns Of the anniversary OF their
Welding day. They are members OF the
Ssc.ely Of Frlends, and the group which
yesterday assembled about them was
] rsely composed Of members OF thai
Heliaious body,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
A Brilliant birthday Psrv.I


On Thursday evening, tho g
Mrs. Annie Vandssrift, dsughs
aud Ars. William johnson,
No. 1908 Lancaster avenue Y
Councilman Samuel VaDdesn
Twelfth ward, celebrated tho an.
Of her birth. The large psrloS W
filled with invited guests, VINO
an enjoyable time, jn innoesn.
ments and social 'conversiuVa
Vandegrift's Sunday school eis
sisting Of six young Ladies' pIa,' N
with . very handsome pholos1ps. n
She WAS aIso the recipient Of mss ~ \
tiful and uasful presents ns ..'.,s
| friends, which were highly appi n. \
Mrs.. Mccoy, 6uperintenaeu ~
fully arranged tables OF rsliN M,
consisting OF Ice cream, ease I'M
apples, and other fruits, o. VIA !, :,
guests were invited to pArlase, mi
0. 80 O'Clock, and just here W. II
good while, enjoying this ien y. Id
thiugs. The party compds;a " w III
ing Ruests. Mr.. and MrS ", M II
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. JOnf N ,a,,u
@. Il. Vandyks, Rov. Y Is. M0 NJ.
wife, Mrs. Adair, Mrs. e;ah'oTn .,dA
Coy, Mrs. Peguesss, Mrs. w M
Mrs. Vandyke, Mrs, cos
| Misses Lila Rhoads, Annie M'sS' !
| and Dora MoxrIs, and M,''W I'M
| Walton, Beetle 6slby, Mags ,ens.
worth, sophie Lloyd, ANNE O oJ !.
BAnnar, composing tho Su '.,a'
class. Msssrs. George " us.,.r
| Morris, Leslie Vsndyke' a psau
| Morris aud Master Chsifws ~, ,ra
| Mr.. and Mrs. S>ahnson ana M ','r. h /
Vandegrifs took Eseat pi 1sa'Is 4. /
ing their guests feel Sei'.er,sp,spt
and free from any e'nbNI''ibs I'D
was truly au enjoyable TINE and Nh
O'Clock the company, eaen 'nv b,pl
wishing Mrs. Vsndegriit inap IAN. d
turns Of the enjoyable oee'''V''
70 paired to their homes. coBf|
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
a GDOd show.

There was . lair szed audience at the
Opera House last evening to witness The
entertainment given by the Nelsons'
Great World Coordination. The Nelson
1amily's ncrotatic feats were wonderful
aud their efforts received merited ap-
plsuss. Mn. Forgardus, with her troups
81 educated cockatoos AMI performing
sisgt, were a pleasing feature OF the
eniertainnent, besides . great many
other specialties were introduced. Thu
performance concluded with Campbell'l
ard Nibbs's adaptation from tho lates
New York success, 1.-THE Burg-u-lar.'
u will be repeated again this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
New Irandywine Bridge.

A special meeting Of the Board OF
Trade has been called for this svening TO
take Into consideration the erection OF .
bridge across The Brandy wine At Broome
street. II 10 believed by many that this
will be the most eligible position, aud
the one calculated 70 do the city the most
good, II 10 claimed that Washington
street 10 not far enough above Market
street bridge, aud that II 1t 10 built ct
BrooMe street It will cost no more and
will benefit larger portion OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
nslA y

~
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elunzo - ~ Delaware House,
11sah q q henrs q ~ Delaware
Ho1sA M ~ MArkst stsesk
1e;sa y = ~ Z 4 we'd. .s:s = Y: Dsls-
| M ~ tsptyps neas IN The nity 10 .
csnniasa' sailstJ. - Market strsst.
DeaA' yFsneA slssss whas9 y ~
plaoo = bay voaF eoal.
I've tho9aan1 ah1rss u the Security
Isu1t atoek viii - tollen ~ those row
holding stoch. Far vsluo vltO, psessal
market vAlus eiU4
Chsasapsaks chad have aade their
appearance In the WI1mingtaa masksts,
and ere selling from 10 oerts 70 ~
spseea Thsy srs plump and fat and
1ahs god sAtine.
n ysguias msssiag Of ~ junior boavd
81 Ne Hoo0epAtAle Hospltal will - held
- Saturday ofeessooa = , O'Clock - ~
hosp1tal.
Ths Girls Frissdly Boelsty will b. o.
ganissd In Calvary Church Sh1s eveaing
All girls and young woasa that sss ca
ployed durine ne day time are cordially
-. Il
Constable lhe1ae hearcou sold ~
s.sen g 1S Ds,sTers . snemosnsinl
Sso1p.sNs ~ 80 ~ ssneh s"s.s -
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~ nnes4e Vlssvss ~ ~. 10 =.
no1.s.s y ~ IA
Sso % AeeeV " NV w. ~ 40
oeouei AeWe. NO ~ wnlnussu
We ~ sieessd DsPSssaens Oo1seae'
g ~ - =. =. g uoswss ~ VI
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dms.a I. nsie.ors ~ iara
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Tns esesnss Ielos hsyooie
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
The Coolest Day.

This has been the coolest day OF the
seaaon. At q. IN. the mercury stood ct
10 degrees. at IL .. m. ct II, At 2 p. IN.
IS 10 the shade, while the water was
running freely from the houses on
which the sun was shining. II the
peach trees should escape with out In
Jury the growers generally will be
Asreeably surprised. Tho Indications
now favor warmer weather and the pros
poet Of an ice crop In this section las
vanished.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Drovitloas
Tno cneapose hnt house IN she city
kumford DroS. tOA Market stree4
Inv Dush's coal; vou will like IL
American Laundry. 90 wsstgrsatvt
Try Dush's eoAli yeu will surely ltks,s.
CuppinG an1 lsschins. - I. nsoeadst.
Fine M. kinas at hani'A u Z. Ssh street.
Trank HOOP Smith. druggist tth and Kias.
Y II yos want censap picture namss 70 y e
.argsat stock In Delaware. Come and see Tor
.A<ss. 2loMarket strssA has The largest snd
cheapest etoc OF hats, white shirtA unteF.
wear. neckwear and hosiery In Me eltY. Gall
and seehln.
Cure yoer Cold for 70 cts. with Brasiiian
Gu; Beat rs,nsdy for eolds, Group. eaisrrh
bottles cold In this city last year.
MARK TwAIN's NEW BoQK.-A Councillor,
Yankee In KinG Arthur's. Court This book
spns.ls. Y Al - true Ams.iasns. and z pro:
written by Mark Twain, and be 10 conceded
% BE- the Prince Of hnnorists. For sale b.
JOHN y. BRYANT, 7N French street, VIII
minGton. Del Good agents wanted.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

~ ~ saxulas siaks1 meeting Of ~
1ilssdnhip Etss Cemi any hs]i last svsn.
1pGs they Wtrs rve4ented with oeaut1ful
'&kSkr, toehe tlsed by tho prssidont ofths
= upeny. TIE chair u Of black walnut,
UI4ly pplkhed, revolving sect patent
E1<X1f toek aud Ru1sian leather aeAt.
+. ~ G4e ~ hAndsVms And eubetAntiAl
41A Il M psosontsd 70 he company u
1 }esannfty, Nu'iAm Mcdonnell. aud Il
~ 15zle1a y ~ that y u kiahly ap.
4 Gg1nisted b. ths member.
- eceeplans the chair The presidsnt
.QyrAp ~ follow;
ss0sntlsaen apd Msmbess of ~ Den.
DoA{; i accepting tAh bsAptiful and
ne6h Ada)Ffd Gist ffom ~ donor N -.
hslf ths company, Is bives ne great
D>oAsuse, colniug = u dos iron one Of
eus owo =, nl'srs and b he aapnsr 10
same friendly split II which II Il given
msabsrsrcs u the many happy hour
~ have spent together IL transacting thu
49slpess OF our COMPANY. Ard cir you
have. By yeur acts, added another link
- bsa1ssnAl fsellng 10 ~ at-eag chain
q itisadship. Which will In the end bind
- tAgethes and make VI ~ ope. Ia
,45o4 our company p<titioned the Borough
Council d Wiimingtop for the ues Of thu
eoUn ball, then called Common Hall, Tor
I ~ RpFposs Of holding their mestingu
=. 1ho Eotitsou was granted. This hall
~ 1eealsd 1t Fourth and Market
uleoc11, over TIE msrket house. and
~ - only publle place TO meat IN q
eha1 lie. waa thinking - eat herr
Z ~ oAooo cid nle0bers vorc 10 80 the
2sss!Aees,sl sh.is Of tAslr company %:
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

The Boston Branch Shoe House will
have . grand opening 1t their new store.
No. 223 Market street. this evening, and
the citizens generally are invited to call
and see the display, hs they intend to
make the occasion one worth remember.
Ing. In addition to their immense assolt I.
ment Of all the diheren y varieties OF foot
wear, tho entire building will be deco
rated with evcrgreens and flowers. aud
music will be Furnished by one OF tile
best bands In our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Frank J. MURPHY claims that bis store,
No. III Market street, Il ono OF tile most
attractive In our city, the variety OF
goods being unequalied and tho terms
the most accommodating. The citixeps
generally arc Invited 70 call and examine
NE stock, and after inspection they must
DO convinced that Frspk Murphy leads
an competitors. Look out for his adver-
tisemsnt Tomorrow, q many. art!clea
will be enumerated and the prtcea OF
each will DO stated.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

wLKBsBARRA Pa. March 7.-Nhs
Rose Regain, aged 20 years, took dose
II laudsnum ct this place, yesterday,
With suicidal intent. Her recovery 10
doubtful. Some months ago she entered
. convent, but a tendency to consump.
zion led her family to withdraw her from
shs Institution. For some reason the
msttsr was made the subject Of ridicule
aMd seorn by some Of her companions.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Il 10Wo Ds.s~a-84~
William Jones, colersd, I'LL aslssp In >
saloon In Chicago. Unable 70 Arouee
hin, George WiIliams. allies "Texass"
poured quart Of kerosene over Jones's
Ret and legs aud eot The huid on are.
3he unSbfSannts aan was terribly burn
Cd abous he lower ilmbs. The hospital
phyalelans lsar be vii luoe the nee Il his
toet he hsnd who oomaittsd the Get
\ b hiding.
listed 8tatss MarsAAls havs nads u
asrssts u Pioksae county Georgia, 81
noonshinsss Who hays beea togsshsr m
der the uaAs Of ~ Honest 1as's
Friend and Pyeteclos foe The purposs q
driving eway sn1 panishing aniosnsrs.
One Of ~, nenbeee rave sway The gang
Which eesslsts = ~ members.
nsuhes ElseaAaSt, Sususn q ~
Caneeon mies, ohAaokin. Pa, which
| haa boeu o. Gro Tor several daye. wsl
ovsreoaae By blsek da0p whlls Ii W
nina yeooesday. He Waa sAkea out alive,
| bus 1ied scoa alsss. Bat very little pre-,
grs1e hae bsea made toward sxtinglish'
ing the nss.
A tsleeraa non Havana ssys, that
owisg to The psssistsnt drought, eli III
sugar eaeo that was planted during u
spring and tall has bsen either destroyed
q Injured 70 sueh ~ extsnt that nexi
ysaf's cssp must b sesiously affected.
Indian Commisslosss Nosgan ~ no
tested agAinst the peeeage Of ~ I'LL now
pending IL CongFess providing for the
re1ovsl Of The eouthefs 0tes, now II
Colorado, % rsssrvation In The eastern
part Of Utah.
nA.> n.t~s~- .e~~-~- ~ n-.s~. 49,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
a Frightful Accident.

sr. LOUIS, MarchD-A special from
81 John. No, ssys frightiul accident
occurred yesterday al = Winchell Mine,
near there. While oiling machinery N.
a. Watts right arm WAS caught In . set
Of rollers and mnngled to the shoulder.
He was literally drawn into the M.
chinsry, ono eide OF his head being tori
into pieces, his right eye destroyed and
BIZ nose ground 10 . pulp. He retained
Consciousness for hours, and died Ia
awful agony.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

M A N 7 + ID. -BOAEDERS At 1o7
w East Eighth street. a.f-7,s
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
DIED.

sWAYNE.-ln West Chester, Pa, on
March 8, 1880, Thomas swnyne, former
iy Of Chnster Heights In tho Goth year
Relatives and frlonds are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from hts
late rvsitlencs, No, IN Dean street, West
Chester, Pa, on Monday, the 10th inst,
without further notice. Intermcnt nc
Cumberland cemetery.
BICKEL--On March Z, 1880, John D.
Bickel, agcd ~ years.
,Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from his late rosi-
denco, No. l0l5 Bennett street, on Mon
day morning. lntorment at Milford,
Delaware.
pORTER-On tho 9th instant, sallie Il.
Porter, wife Of Orvid Porter, I'm the
2lst year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends and the mem.
bers Of the Daughters Of Liberty are re-
spcctfully invited TO attend the funeral
| services at tho residence VI her hus-
band. on vnnBuren street between
/ Sycamore and Beach streets, on Sunday
| evening, at 9 O'Clock. Tho funeral viii
proceed on Monday morning on tho 8. 81
train, from the r., W. a u. depot, fol
Templeville, Nd, where tho remains
will be Inferred.
IT'S hard to break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart.
IT'S hard, 30 hard. to speak the words
Must We forever partf
Dearest loved one, we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
TIL We see thy heavenly face. I
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

On Friday night John Graham, the
champion mixed wrestler, met Hector
Yaryear at Barton's Grand Central The.
ssss In contest Indian hug wrestling,
and Mr.. Graham wss defeated. This style
= peculiar to 'virginiana Greek George,
xhs champion catsh-as- cAtoh-can wrest.
Ser, was the referss. At the close Of the
match Mr.. George engaged in contest
With Mr.. Purysar and threw him two
sails 10 six minutes. The success OF Bar
soA's Theatre due 10 the origin ality
Vsopriety and ssersal popularity, W hict
Il Colonel Baritone maxim.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

THE GARLAND TAILOR eYsTEM
MS kiag street. s.usht.. VI
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Tho remains of Captain William Noble
OF Camden, N. j., arrived In this city on
the las p. m. train on Thursdsy, when
they were conveyed to Asbury N. Z.
Church, whore services were conducted
BY Rev. J. d. G. Hanna, assisted by the
captains pastor from Camden. Al the
conclusion OF the scrvloe the remains
were conveyed to the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery aud deposited in
the family lot.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
Change of 9 ar Time.

Commencing Tomorrow the Whining.
ton City Railway Company will run cars
OH lis Riyervicw branch flom Market
and Tenth streets at ~. 80 and lilo D.
m. daily. The car leaving at 1888 p. m.
will be abandoned. 1his has been found
erpedient, and = In compliance with Tho
request OF many Of tho patrons OF the
road.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Mr.. Howard B. Springer, with Chas.
z. Dubell, the halter, No. East Third
street, ssys: II called on DIR. ltobsrts at
the Clayton House. this morning. and
fully ssy 1 experienced NO pain what
ever"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
A HINT TO MEN.

For SI4o we will put any mans feet in pair Of best
Calf Lace Congress Shoes guaranteed solid leather through
out you will pay 81 oS you have pair Of choice
American Tannery Calf Shoes in lace Congress- plain
tipped sizes to ~ and for $3.50 win supply you with
syle-Saraoga St Louis New York and box 81 Our
uncomfortable So Black Bottom Shoe
q Hnu NAB rsrRrr
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

B. y. Money, Eleventh and Adams, N.
w. corner, has all kinda OF meats-beef.
pork, mutton. sausage, scrappis, lard,
everything IN tbs pork line, corncd beef
tong ues, Clipped dried beef, lamb, NUT.
ton, stc. He alwsys keeps iirst- class
meats. Give him call.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
NEAR,

DRAWING NEAR,
The day we quit the cloth
ing business 10 drawing near.
II on do not avail yourself
Of the privilege of getting
two suits for the price of one
you will miss it. It's an OPP
portunity. that you may new
er have again. It's not Oft
en- that you 6nd merchants
who really intend to quit
business and give you such
values 1t the prices we are
offering clothing. In TACT nc
reasonable price is refused,
You are almost allowed to
name your own price. Cal
and SEQ what We have left
in Mems, Youths and Boys
Suits and Overcoats. II yor
find anything to fit you Il
can be bought at prices Il
suit you.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Tomorrow prom ses TO be fair and
rather warmer, followed By cloldipess
" it'll rain or snow In tho south western
section. sunday fair 10 partly cloudy,
with Q further rise Of temperature.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

soosrpALu, h, March 7.-s'n The
report Of tho esologst Who has asaminsd
tho neld eau b relied upou," gold and
silver IN paying quantitiee have bssn
discovered on farm near the Nj vcr-
mon ore minsa. Operations will begin
next Monday snd thorough ssst naas.
Stanton, the GsologIst seetss that y:
rock assays about paeo b eiiver aad
from 600 % q, 90 b geld . the toe.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07
"A Break Down

A. Mr. worrall Of ksa n, .so d
Pa, was coming into our .,' on, \
to-day with . load OF rOFs s.vs '.
near wheels VI his Way" nd MiS
the corner of Seventh , Sr dOsI
streets, and let the entire ,,,unshi.shd
the street. Mr.. worr..i m ', VI.
horses, and Afterwards i,, 10 BIZ ~
msnts TO convey the loau - vhsh
second street market hoa o,iy VI
customeTs will lind him te'''
them a. usual.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

NLOsING OUT SALE OF SHOW
~ cascs, counters and shelving, dry
goods @nd trimmings ut boo Delaware
ave- ~. Small store keepers aud others
would ito well TO call "a we have bar
gains 20 dispose of by the 2Dtii OF Mnrek
216-7teod y. " f1ERsoN.