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Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore R. R.
May lltli, 1900.

May llth. 1900.
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referred to tue ticket o nee nt the stAllol.
Tr,ius markcd hust ~ are limited exprsn
upon which extra iare Is charged.
, CHAs. E. PuGl. J. H. WOOD.
Goaeral Msns"er. General PASSENGER Axen.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
Letter From Sussex.
Correspondence of the RErunLrcAx.

Correspondence of the RErunLfoAx.
BETHEL, May 1--we have warm,
pleasant, growing weather now. Every
thing looks we'll but wheat. Straw ber-
ries are beginning to get ripe, and lew
early ones havO been picked. About the
last of next week they will be really for
general shipping. but will not be very
numerous Tor two weeks, There will be,
perhaps. half crop, and we hope. for
tho sake Of the growers, that they will
brings . good price. Tho buyers may
wish for low prices, but they should bo
generous, for the grove rsohave made but
little OH them for two years, uot having
picked half their crop.
shad fishing is on the decline, but
what they catch are fine, and scld low
at the fishery.
Work 10 plentiful at tho railway, and
will be for year. They are now laying
the keel for barge under the contract
OF Captain WIN. Marshel, formerly OF
this place, but now Of Chesapeake City.
The Dimensions are, length, 14O feet;
width, "a feet, aud depth. o feet. II. H.
Brady, Of Chesapeake City, will own
half and control the vessel. J. +. Price,
ESQ.,, president of the Canal Co., will
have large interest in her.
She Is expected to carry I'VE hundred
tons and be finished by the fret Of
August. When this is done they will
commence another vessel like the one
they built last year, carrying about three
hundred tons with the sails and masts.
Tie barge will have no sails or mast.
The old form Of freighting In sailing
vesaels 10 being changed by the use Of
barges. Some Ave to eight bsrges are
propelled by steam tug, and are allowed
TO CARRY as many as a hundred passen.
gers. On the regular sailing vcssels it
takes four and five men to do the work,
but only two on the barge. and not A.
hard work or IS much risk. The tr,ps
are III sde In about half or twothirls oi
the time 1t takes sailing vessel. have
10 doubt that the baryes will monopolize
nearly tho whole trade on the bays and
rivers. Mrs. Sallis NJ. More, young
married lady, 20 years old, was buried
here to day. OCCAsIoNAL.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
FRIDAY SAILS.

A LUCKY deal makes II luck, a,,v
propose to make Friday lugny d
every one who ucnl- M4th IL.
Are ycu In the sipersliiiun- r;uNi
Trade with us and be Iu hy a. ID
shoe.
Lot of Ladies' fine kid n.y,d i
top. buttons. regular price sl.,5. onl
cents. sizes AZ, =. 81 nndA.
Lot of ledies' pebble button. q. 4
AZ, 3. 81. o, "a and !; rcsuiu piict
our price p5c.
Lot OF ladles' kid, buttons, size. J
6, worth $l.h5. our price II ~.
Lot OF ludics' Dongu.t, buttons
~, tos11. regular pr,U. =, 0lr pitt =
Lot of ludics' line hid uAiorI
square toes, WORTH Sl.il, on. price !
Misses tine kid, button, hr,i,, 4
to ], regular price Si.Ia, ultt ptter. i
Misses nuc kid, Euttun, 4rul.,
to ~, regular price y, urI piire [
Misses iinc Donanl.l. butlun4 hrp}
rs, regular price, - y. our price Il
Misses fine kid. button. sprmE \
regular price si.50. our pucusf
Child's KID and pcbblt. spring {
sizes Z to lOls worth II, uuly ~.
Child's kid and pebble Wug I
sizes ) to IA, worth ,ac. oul ihl,G a
Mems hito tennis oNiurGs, I'd
pittt ft -, oht INV p'Ns
Mc y calf congress, " orlh Y, oar
1 only $50.
Mons calf. buttons, sizes IA 10.
4 lur price. $l.25. our price a 81.
Mons calf, button, sizes 5 To No.
lar price s1,25. onr price ,l,ss.
! Lot Mems calf congress. resulh
Sl.i3, our price only ".
Lot Mems calf hook lace, regular
q. 30. our price, 81.
Lot of ladies' cloth slippers onll
sizes 3 to 7.
Lot Of boys kip brogans: s'a's,
worth 81; our price only 10 ccn.a-
Lot oil boys calf. hook-!noe; size
8, worth $40; our price, Si..5.
Lot of youths cali. huok-lacc, IT.
sizes, u to .: regular price. ZIG
prico only si.l5.
Lot oi Children 5 light coiorcd b
shoes; sizes, q to p's;cost OF maxim
u %; our price only 10 cents.
Lot Of children's canvas, button.
sizes, 3 and o; worth II; our price
10 cents.
Lot of lndins' kid, Newport tics.
Sl.2l; our price only 81 cents.
Lot OF miisses' tinu kid, foNeu, II
top button, resuinr price si.Ioi our
only Ioecnts.
Hs- Don't fail to call md cxi
these bargains. as thc cpriccs are IA
them move quickly. Attiart,Nr
ment and a square deal Tor MI W
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
City cou,.;,, park, and Police.

City Council did Two good things
last night, one in providing the means
10 purchase land Tor park on the
south side OF the Chrisiiana and
The other providing tor an electric pa
lrol system. The two costs an imulc.
diate outlay OF about SIG, 900, but the
advantages secured Will be worth to
The city-well, 1t is hard to estimate
the benefits. There are but few points
In the near suburbs suitable for public
parks, and what there are should be
secured before the increased rise In the
price OF real estate puts II beyond the
reach of the city. Every body admits
now that tbe purchase of land on the
Braudywine and in the Tenth and
Eleventh wards, though strongly op
posed at tho lime, was judicious
movement. Tue money paid Tor the
properties is coming back to the city
In the increased valuation oil property
adjoining park land. az, Tor instance,
the Kentmere tract, part OF which
sold 80 well last Saturday. And then,
beside money considerations, tie btne
tit in healthful point OF view is diff
cult 10 estimate.
These parks afford fresh air breath
ing places tor the MASSES, who have
not the means and who cannot bt
spared from their labor to visit seaside
resorts and mountain shades. With
the large park up the Brandywine,
which, with the Bancroft bequest
contains about 10 acres, with the
beautiful park OF one square AT Eight
and Franklin streets, with the twenty
or more acres of diversified wooded
and rocky land through which rul
sylvan streams near the Bayard resi-
dence, with the kirkwood Park o.
the Brandywine at Eleventh an
Church streets, and now, with th
purchase of park over the Christians
our city will be well supplied wit
parks, and every dollar spent for ther
will soon pay one hundred per cen
The advantages Of the police electr
box patrol are no less striking.
They increase the efficiency of Ii
police force three-fold, that is the
make every policeman on duty wort
three. With the increase Of pal
privileges and with the city reachir
far into the suburbs to grasp new teri
tory, more police protection is neede
and that electricity Ia employed to {
the work Of men Ia but falling In
line and marching abreast Of this a
OF steam aud electricity, with the Ii
ter sure and safe leader. Yes.
City Council did good work last nigl
esit always does when II loses sight
party and unites for the public good
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

THE DEBATE on the tariff will close
on next Wednesday, and then the
House of esen,atives will be
called upon 10 stand up and be
counted. The whole country ia await
ing the action. If il passes the Eng.
lish manufacturers and the Democrats
of this country will be tilled with sor-
Tow. II ii is defeated. how the Demo-
Gratis and English Free Traders will
rejoice. The sorrowful side of the
cIse locks the more promising.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
900 I,iuna WIN "A yYnsn.

JACKSON, Tenn, May 15.-On Tuesday
nj b, n travelling glass blower, named
Nancy, was arrested Lare ior ak ing i'm
pr per litesti with niBe ycIr.nll
daughter Of Mr. Caspn. On Wriu-sa "
he WIS taken to police headquarters,
striped oil n!s cluthlns aui tied land
an too, aud, IN lha pressnce OF the
Mayor, chief Of Police anI all the cI;y
officials, Nas oa ssd sou Alt.rIated using
a lug y whip until the Villain haa bee u
dealt 400 bluw.. He via unboIud and
lost o time in ieaving T. Wi.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
IiIennl yntiup

PEORIA. H., MAY l6-Eiwari Spell
man, lo was witness In the Ctonin
murder case, has been Indicted here on
two counts oi aiding aud abeltiDg Illegal
voting, whereby he is accused OF securing
a seat in the City Council. A bench
warrant has been issued icF him, AMI II
is expS etsd that he will be arrested IN
Philadelphia, where he is sad to be d,
present
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
q. j.. I!esrIpr,.

Coal aud wood, luur and feed. Lehigh
coa!, Schuylsll coal, Lee coal. All
gra'ies oi spring and winter wheat flour
Minnesota -four, Hungarian iluur. Lea s
!tpr iu barrels or halt barrels. All
kind "a mill iced at mill prices. Oak o.
ne k.ud5in4 wood III blocks or split.
Careful drivers AMI 22i0 lbs. 10 the Tor
gnareutead. oiarn, yard aud warehouse,
Hl7 West Front street. Telephone 599.
LIT
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
A New York Lawyer Shot,

New YORK, May 16.-Clinton G. Ray
mond, OF the law Hrm Of Raymond *
Harrison, of this city, was shot and
dangerously wounded yesterday morn
ing by A phonse J. Stephani, who had
just arrived from Liverpool. 1t appears
that the young mau WAS augry because
Of advice given by the lawyer to his
mother, which prevented him from
drawing certain money he had on de-
post, and which had been derived from
his deceased fathers business.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
In sun ErnnClscO.

Co'ocel John O'Byrne. who left New
York hastily some time ngo to avoid i'm
for contempt OF court, is said
to have engaged in the practice OF law At
San Francisco, California. The next
time that he gets Si4 900 lee, as he did
from the Dock Commissioners in New
York, he will certaioly be able to tell
with whom he shared the money.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
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Schedule IN effect May II, 1891.
TEAlNs LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPOT
EAST BoUsn

Express traiuA
NEW YoHx, wcek days. els 1o3
'io.$ a: n,' $50, :: 49, - a.; .1p ~,
:. 10. 5ss .i2e j. IN.
i'hiiadeiphin' week .nys, selS, COS,
6 20 .7uS. = 10 : 70, .s ~, y 90 ~ SO, .loal.
lp3i. III alu. mil o., s!lu. 800, 10, Is IS.
J - - a. u ". < 81. sl05, 10 p. M.
in.ladc pAil, Sundays. s1la, 50.
= o. ~, %, il % y. NJ; 90, - 40 10
I ~, - -, 5Ss oid, "a. $50. 900, 1000
Chester. wcok days s!l3. q O5 $50.
q a. q n. So. $50 9UI. - ~. 40 81, 10 81.
.llt'i. N. / 20, s1i,, $ 20, 10, 3 -, - 3s,
Chester, su"nays, ~ =. 90, '.95,
,a33. 3 ., 6ll s7si. 10. .Jei. slop. IN.
htlpntie city, y. j.. week days.
500 a, m. e Is, 40 =. III. Sundays, '.Oo
4 WEST BOUND.
ha',mSre Az AZ a wnihnst9n g. ds,ts ,s y
ialtlpioia nni irlnripsl stations on i,hlla-
a9,nnls nisls, u i0,@ a. NJ; aai,y' ,,uv
,aeitaa', M St, st. i.Yal', ''ia.ii ,. IN. and
slnsrri, acc ,iainp,,1on. T.p n. IN. 2.6i. i.
80 ana II y y. NJ. aa!l,.
! 4-n!cuhrfS Hcrt inmod tiinn, week DAYS.
9.le. i 81 IS. NJ; .. 81 aud S.us y. m. SUNDAY
a.Fua NJ; 81 ant a-7p IN.
Trans LEAvg MAREer STREET srArrov
|
For inli ad-, i.hia week days. $50, 6.s5 '7.su
-, 'a-ie, y Mn, IN. ll.it ~ 3,as 9. 10
~ /. n. suAdsysG Sia N; Il. "A, 2.Aa. s.'5
~ Ha'ii6.orc week days, S.S5,'s,.7, 40. ~
'll,Ssp, ~. "a, 800 p. IN. Sundays. ~
l'aliisoie aid principal stations on Phna
dciph hil IN, Isi1l, lt % =. M, daily, exc -
Fnr lsrd,nhrrg and way Stations, wesl
DAYS. 6I, M.ii, n NJ; -, h,air, IN. Sun
days, P.25R. IN ; . a ani o =. nj.
| :. "A ~. a sN#st \
rutshurg, $50 y. M. sally.
Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS AL Ei. II. III
duiiyUNrcpt Sunday.
LLAyE PEiiKpHLrmIA FoR WiLMIS6 roN
, Da+ly si2i, c ~. ssl5. o %, 10 10, s,ls
u. M: eco noon, | 81, > O0 si5l. 1 81, - .,
$50, 49,. = 10. 10 10, II 30 p N.
Daily, except sunday, Gl5. 81, ~
II. M. y 81, a W and 3 90 p. M. Sunda,
uniN e 10, o. IN.
Telephone No. lDl.
pN-Nk.os to westsrr points 10 wer char
Viaany otheriiuo.
J.T. ODELL, C.O.5CULL.
. GenI Manager. Con lPass. Alt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

LOTTERY or no lottery is the issue
now to be decided by the Louieiana
Legislature. The lottery company
has increased its bribe to one million
collars yesr. When We consider
the small an cunt OF doodle it takes u
influence Il New Custlc County Levy
Court, We are compelled to have a
high aimir0tlon tor Legislature that
is standing out against u million dollar
Dribe.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

Is the city prepared to go into a law
suit with the Oxy-Hydrogen Com
pany? Should tie Street and Sewer
Commission be permitted at pleasure
10 plunge the city into law suits and IL
escape all responsibility These are
pertinent amt important inquiries.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

THE 5000 extra attorneys bill pre-.
sented 10 City Council last night is a
! gacy left to the tax payers OF the re-
suits of the firemen's contest. The
city generally always comes il a
sure loser. .... .5
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
lUBLIC SALE OF d w u l. |. |
j. HOUSE AND LOTS,
SATURDAY. MAY Ii, lsH


We desire especially to call thr a..eGll1
Investors or persons desiring hta 4ttihl1
Gated homes or lots upon wlirh 10
There are no liner building lots In tile
overlooking the city and the Delaware u
Examine before the sale and CONE PREF
to bay. Tie lots n sixth and BruuEe 81
are within two blocks of the EAyhil y
electrle-line and ten minutes from Ma, !.
Boar thistn mind whom examining the lol
The lots n Eighth strickland wood,awn
nue. are Iust oppo. lite the new driyiug i
and with the bridge across the T.. q b.
road At Eighth street. which is soon
built, will make iLese lots very dusirable
The dwellings are especially worthy You
bweIl:ng No. o2 West second street, Il
st 5.rlcs. Z roOins: lot, A16o.
Dweiline NO 5ol Broooe stree. st9ris
rocms and bath; lot. S.xi4O.
Dwelling No. 5ll Broons street. 2stor!'
rooms and bath; lot, 32xiiu.
Jprms of sale: The dwellings one.tl
cash, two thirds on mortgage q per cent
20 per cent. cash, balance Ia tlir,e Ali
mont with Interest ana approved nos
| II desired \ mortgage can remain ldf W
per cent. OF the purchase. Taxes dut ~
aid by seller. Unless settlement Is mat
saturday, May "a. at noon, sale may Ne
clarod voii at option Of sellers. snlt
commence with NO. 9J5 West second sltti
8 O'Clock aud proceed about as nnr, I:se
plot. - HEALp -
Stidhnm \ Son, AuctioLeers. nlV'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

TIE DEMOCRATS of the Third Con-
crcssional district OF Philadelphia are to
have II walk over, the Republicans
having Concluded 10 put no ticket in
the il.ld TO be defeated and give the
DemocIats a charce 10 crow.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
Ask Your Grocer
For Home Compressed Yeast.
smugrIed Chinamen Must Go IL,

Struggled Chinamen Must Go Back.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-1hs twenty
one Cinnamon smuggled into this coun-
try irom Mexico, aud now In custody ut
San Diego, CAL. will be cent back direct
to China by the Treasury Department
THIS is considered cheaper than sending
them back to Mexico, with the chances
oi having to re arrest them.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

Two Alabama drnmmers, both
wanting the same lady, met on a
country road Oh Wednesday and
opened fire upon each other. One
was killed outright and the other
fatally wounded, leaving two fools
less In the world,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

nIlrht Heern-Nn MhlskN

WAsniSeTos, May Is This Secretary
OF Wer has amended the army resula-
tions go as TO strictly prohibit the sale or
USE of ardent spirits or wines in can
toers TIE sale OF 'light brer" mpy he
permitted, however, on weekdays, under
certain restrictions. Treating Is forbid
den.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
Something New.

Daniel McCusscr, Ne. 2t6 West Second
street, sells the genuine kangaroo ehoe
iar ueu. It's the best a shoe in the
market, being strictly hand sewei.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
uuY ,i,snr,.vilin r,lnur.

ASK your grocer lor it, It Is the best
naur rnered. Or seni your orders to
the sole sgents for 1t. shewarl ana
Chandler, Coal and Flour merchants,
Gouth side. Branch oillct, SecJud aud
French. Phone llJ.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
WANAMANtil,.
PuILADKLPHIA, Friday. May l6. 1890.

PnlLADKLPHiA, Friday. May l6. 1890.
Byanaen5nrg. The Fred.
erick tae Great OF the Cot
ton Dress Goods-the con-
queror of allied opposition.
More and better and hand
somer tor 20 cents a yard
than any affected rivals-it
has no competition. There
Ia no comparison with the
incompatible. .--.....-..
so cents a yard is a popu.
lar pric for fine Gingnams.
Some days since we put in
a lot, very choice, at that
price. They hied hence in
h aste. The assortment
lapsed, bu5 around its In
completeness we have caused
ano:aer lot to flow by u
reduction from go cents to
50. Now you will find
them complete, bordered in
jacquard and Ice, cham-
bray and plain, co.or effects
in Tx hit blue, pink, cardinal,
o!d-rose, gray light and
dirk, serpent, lavender,
brown, cadet, navy, electric,
and black. How suggest.
i've the liat of calors! Ma
iure, science, art, JOY, sor-
ro@, fidelity, church, army,
navy, and otaer things ali
come to mind as you read
the list.
80 co!ors OF lawful Lans.
downe in stock to-day. Such
shades:
cemi-occssional r e d u C
tons in Robes have beer
made already this scason
Here is another-best Pari.
Robes, exclusive styles o1L)
| here:
Melange, with striped wool garniture
reduced from S22 10 SIG.
Serge, with wide and ua,row figure,
silk border, reduced from S29 TO SIC.
Meange, with alternate stripes OF sill
and lace, reduced from SIS to SIS.
Melange, with bayadere silk stripes ant
wide border, reduced from SIS to SIS
Here is a chance for eiegan
economy.
All arounl the centre.
Summer Silks.
Imported Black Surah,
, are scarce. They are soite
r to the touch th an the Ameri.
eau and superior in black.
: ness. 1t is a bit of goo,
luck that enables US to asl
you to inspect SO pieces
26 inch, at 81.
Black, gray, white, an
: cream open-wo:ked Suraf
t t sometimes miscalled hem
t stitch. "a inch at SIS,
: A variety of stripes.
9 Black Surah, with sma
Embroidered colored figure
r, several varieties, 81 inch
at Sl.50.
Seven colorings Blas
.'e Shanghai Silks with FAM
ms Ggures. 27 inches at 81.
en- n. Black Faille Franco:
"0 Silk, % inches at $3.50, t
$I.7s grade. These goo
*, s1 are of standard and guara
arc teed Swiss make, of viii
we have sold great guam
lor ',a ties, and have yet to hs
lie. the first complaint.
West Transept
IS John WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

EAsroN, O., May 16.-A "White
Cap" notice has been served upon Mira.
n asseitee, In this town, whose relations
with DIR. Hawley are said to have been
the cause of his suicide. She is COM
manded to leave the town within two
days.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

Maury James Is selling the Blue Grass
Condition Powder, the great Kentucky
preparation for horses, at his hardware
store, No. S16 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

Camphor e5c, and coal tar csmphor
15c. Beef Wine and Iron, Soc bottle.
Fluid extract sarsaparilla, Csc q bottle.
Danforth druggist. and and Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
206 Market Street,
Above Sec '-EMt eido.
A SLAP AT
Superstition

There arc so many people ina M
I'm Times. Spells, Charms, -ca.u
other monkey business, that un .,,'
to buy 'em ont ur bust 'cm uy. i
gin--wt Will take OF the curs ,i II
by iustituting IL series of
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

The soft glcw of the tea rose is &C.
quirsd by Ia iies who use Pozzoni's Com.
plexion Powder. Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
A NEW BUSINESS METHOD,

S.II. Baynard has adopted plan that is
prevailing in western cities, whereby the opportunity
given to procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency OF cooperative clubs The plan
follows: Clubs are composed of forty members who
pay dollar or membership lee, which payment
goes to the originator of the plan When the club is
formed they mutually agree to purchase forty watches
for the sum of seven hundred and sixy-hve dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet, and
each pays dollar. at which time
Der is drawn. which entities the of
such number to select and receive his WATCH
similar to the old plan of watch clubs with the ex-
cepton that upon the drawing ofa number further pay
ments Of that number The remaining members
Qess each week) continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks. when all payments
and the remaining ten members receive their watches
The watches so distributed are a goldhlled case
made by James Boss with either Elsin Waham.
Springfield Hampdcn movement, such sold
all over our city for thrty-fve dollars and which
hly warranted 10 give satisfaction. Clubs are now
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday
ing March 25th For further information and exam
nation of the watches call at
G.H.BKYNKRD'E
S. W. Corner Market and Fifth SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
IaIntIllg
Notified to Leave.

W'lter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop COB West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

n. F. Davis. jeweler. y East second st
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

Take The. hance
Now offered to buy
the best Clothing ever
offered in our city.
HaRasoms s5les Ter
Mln.
Nay styles 10, tie
BoyS.
For the Children you
never saw the like. Or
Clothing is gotten up
TO look well, wear well,
and to give you entire
satisfaction; aud about
prices you can rest as
sured you vii get our
goods at the v4ry lew.
est prices Tor which
the ready c.sh will tuy
them.
JAS. l. MULLlN 4 SON
Tailors. 9th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilma s.oa.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
SALE OF STOCK,
win sell st public sale at Booths Cor
Del. Co., Pa, On
MONDAI, MAY 18th. isgl
at / O'Clock, y. NJ,

Twenty-Five carefully selected Cum N
herlsnd County cows, fresh ahil Iug- -
ward sprinRers, andA lot oil nice tliii- <
ty shosts. Also STANDARD breed brood man
with colt by her side. This Ii A-itn IRON,
Dam, '.Miss Lucy" by I'erlins Mnifsii, ~
Of uen. Hancock, '.AA; her fRi' b,sJI b,j
Murlhy: a very promising yoNHx ssias/
by young Jim. This Wnrt has At.tt : h,i.s
handling forsptet, bu' has a geo, J,saa al
and Will learn TO ttot last, ttin ~" ~ e,sssj
IL well broke to drive single And tluutAt ~
u very ypleasAntroadster.
Ninety-days credit by E,ii,r A,.;,
notes q. W. "a '-sDW
j. IL. slawter, auetioneer. m'1
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16
FAMILY SHOE HOyI

2oo Market street, above IN
EAST SIDE. EAST 81
VIM. n. BABtOCi>
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

Entered at the losiof.ee at Wilmington,
lei. as second -cliss mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-16

We have An immcuse lino OF Corsets OF
every reputable make at prices away be-
low the regular price.
NOTE. ask the Indulgence Of the
public for the delay uccasioued in getting
waited upon. but We are getting our sys-
TEN 40 perfected that you will be waited
on more promptly ia the future. Try 10
come In the morning to avod the rush,
For the sake OF our employees we will
elose promptly at o'clock p. m and
Saturday at 1880 p. IN.