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Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
The Fire Cracker N uisanco.

Joseph Burk, who residss with his
daughter, Mrs.. Lewis, No. 400 Madison
street, has becn an invalid ,or the past
13 months, and is greatly annoyed by
the discharge Of fire crackers by the boys
In that nelghborhuoI. IL 10 said that l6
boy were engaged In this unlawful snort
OIL Thursday siternoon. TIE police OIL !.
cers shonld put o stop to the tport by
arrestinR y few of them and having them
dIcd. MIR. Hami ton, u dealer at No.
405 Madison stroet, denies hsving sold
any crackers TO tho mischievous urchius.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
shiloi,'s Consumption Cure.

This 10 beyond question the most sue.
cesslul Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, few doses Invariably cure the
worst cases OF Cough, Group and Bron-
chitis, while It's wonderful success In the
cure o. Consumption is without q para,-
lei In the history Of medicine. Since Its
first discovery 1t has been sold on q guar
antee. a test which no other medicine
can etand. II you have a-congh we
earnestly ask you to try II. Price l0c,,
5oc. and 81. II your lungs are sore,
chest. or back lame, use Shil0h's Porous
Platter. N. b. Danforth, wholos ale and
retail agent. Second aud Market streets,
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
To Long nranoh vim. the r. n. n.

The summer schedule of Psnnsylvauia
Railroad trains will 20 into eject on
june 21st Tho train service between
PhiladelphIa and the upper coast ID
greatly Improved. Trains Will leave
Broad street station for Long Branch
$50, s.25, 11.35 .. m, $40. s. 80, 4.05 p.
IN. weekdays. and ZOO p. N. on eatur.
days only. On Sundays, 4.05 and 6.2u
.. m. A new express will leave Mar
ket street wharf for Point Pleasant and
int, mediate stations at $50 .. m; re-
turning leave Point Pleasant at 6.O5 ..
m. On June 23d trains will leave Long
Branch for Broad street ststion 6.15,
712, 7.40, 9.10 =. M, 1918, 3.45 aud
8 ID p. m. weekdays, and 600 .. IN. on
Sundays. Til. running time will be con-
siderAbly quickened In both directions,
The service from Market street wharf
viii slso BE- improved. Express trains
VIII leave for Long Branch. Beach
Haven and Barnekat City at $50 Q. m.
and 4. 90 y. m. weekdays, and for Long
Branch on Sundays At 7.3J q. IN.
On and after the 23 inst au express
Will leave Broad street station for Long
Branch at 4.05 .. IN.
A new fast express for New York will
leave loot OF Market street at 1000 q,
M, arriving New York at 1910 D. IN,
Other changes Of Interest will be
iound by Consulting timetables.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Mark Well.

J. H. Porter, .. Z. corner 7th and
Madison streets has full supply of milk
constantly on hand, which he will dell
yer to s'l parts Of the city In glass jars
or other wise as customers u ay desire.
He intends to deliver milk in this city
In purer, fresher. swecter and clsauer
manner than has ever been accom- plIshed
before. The milk will be good ss It
comes from healthy cows, fed On sound
and nutritious food, no dscaying vegeta-
bles or sour slop will be fed. Telephone
GAL,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A Grand Success,

The festival that 10 being given by the
Epworlh League OF Scott NJ. L. Church
In laIgs tent on Poplar street between
seve' tn and Eighth streets is a G and
success. The festival opened last night
and was visited by very large hummer
OF Iersons, who enjoyed themselves
hugely. II will DO cont nucd this even
Ing and tomorrow evening. The pro-
ceeds 20 toward making Improvements
at the church. This League was the
first cne organized In the Wilmington
District. And has thriving membership
OF youpg people.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Under ArinA

Houston. Texas, june ao.-phe Hous
ton Light Gusrds are under arms, bel, K
In readiness to respond to . cali from
Sheriff Hammond, Of Polk County, In
which trouble 10 expected. A noGro ct
Liviuxston, who cut the throat OF a
white man named Morris few days ago,
was lynehed BY posse OF armed men.
In revenge band Of negroes killed two
Of the men alleged 70 bs Implicated.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

smsltx & Co., No. 13 2. Fourth street,
are getting lots Of Southern produce and
arc outselling any other dealer in tho
city at low prices. They receive daily
right direct from the South straw borres.
pinespples, peas, cucumbers, squashes,
teans, new potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage,
etc. Wholesale and retail. No. l3 East
Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Tail Oats.

A bunch Of oa,s, grown 10 the field Of
John II. Emory, near The Red Lion, New
Castle Hundred, was lett at our Office
this morning, tho stalk, OF which mea-
sured five feet two inches In length. We
were not Informed of lie date they were
sowp, or the kind OF ground on " waich
they wore grown. We wish Mr.. Emory
would give us the particulars. as the
oats generally are reported to be q fall
urc, and in many cases they are not q
foot high.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Dig Sale Of Timber Land.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 20.-Colonel
Il. Bruce Ricketts,, OF tbis place, yester-
day closed negotiations with . patty OF
capitalists Of London, England, for the
sale OF 10000 sores Of timber land In
Luzerns, Wyoming and Sullivan Coun-
tiles. A company for cutting aud milling
the timber 10 10 30 formed, and II il
understood that Colonel Rockets will be
the manager.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

<'I;,ii;;;'O;. liiii' !, ii;;;';,
'HAMBuREERE
SHOE HOUSE.
OUR GREAT SAMPLE SALE
SHAW, aoDING & CO., PORTLAND, NE.
Low Walking Shoes
Oxford Ties and Slippers
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.

The above undoubtedly fine for STYLE f comfort
and the market Offers We took degree Of pride
upon the fact that enabled offer them
about one-haf their actual value
This class of footwear tends build up reputation
house. when offered the prices quote below
1t will certainly be passport for great thong OF people,
order to offer the facility for speedy selection. 1--WE have dis
played them counters" from whence you make
easy choice.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
nreyitiea


1no cneapest hat house In tho cit,
huiniord BroS. A0s Market street.
Inv sush's coal; YOU will nkei..
American Laundry. CO.. Vest Fronts,
Try Bush's coal; you win surclylIkss
CuppipG and lseching. lss q. sscond.t.
BRAZILIAN Balm cures colds catarrh. etc,
Fine lbk. Rings at Hani's, is 4. 4th strost
frank Hoop Smith, druggist eth aud King,
PAPER hanging dono by q. II. Baldwin q
son, sl2 X. kouitl street.
=, You want cheap picture frames 20 10 q /.
u. BAnEh, ~ West Second street Ihaye ths
largest stock In Delaware. Come and SEQ ior
yourselves.
dt 50. 40 Market street. has the largest and
snsApests stoc oi hats, white shirts, Lnder-
wear. aeckwsAr aud hosiery ln tbs oity. Call
John y. Bryant OF No. ia French street. 10
the authorised agent for the books written BY
Henry N. Stanley, and now being published
by ChaA scribnsr's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply 70 John o. Bryant ia Frcnc street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Good Teas anu Cof1so.

Try our PC Rio cofI, e, the chea pest
coffee in the market. Our 25 and IS Ct.
Rio cotiees arc the finest favored 10 10
found fer the money, and all Of the be'
ter grades OF Santos, Java and Mocha
co!lees at the lowest market rates, and a
ohoics new lot OF fine favored tea. A
right g. ood lea at 25c lb., as well as the
better grades OF Ooloug, Formoss. Young
Hyson and Impe risl teas at 40, 30, 50 aud
50c Id. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. Il. Cor.
3rd aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
i, Must he So.

With oil due respect to Elws-d Rosin-
son. Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
Eeut, we would say tmphs,ically that
notices relating to the alarms from cer-
tain boxes designated BY him vera hung
up In the Fame Hose. Phenix and
FIiendship engine houses. s'snei BY the
Chief Eneineer. What hes the chief to
. ~ to this iAot1
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Fasi,ionabls Tailoring.

An extensive invoice of fashionable
suit ngs has been received by Mr.. James
Harding, merchant tailor, NJ 8l6 French
street. For . neAt-ntting, durable suit
Mr.. Harding cannot BIZ excelIel. 10 ses
his goods and styles and learn his prices
cannot iail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Knox-l'usey.

Samuel NJ. Knox and Mics Florcucs
A. Pusey, daughter OF Liza Pusey. were
married at the Unitarian Church on
Wednesday evening by Frederic A..
Hinckley, of Long wood Meeting, near
kennett Square. There were no brliei-
maids. Tue ushers were NJ. r. Bockju,
and j. q. Pussy, of Philadalphia; W.
W. knox, A. II. u. Garrett, George w.
Chambers and William l.. Ghild, OF thls
city; Alfred Lea and Irving Warner.
The three nephews of tho bride were
pages, AMI walked before the bride.
After the ceremony IN Informal rccep-
tIon was held iu tho rear Of the church,
followed by . private rscept on at the
brides home, after which the brid, and
groom left for short trip. Many guests
were present from Philadelphia, Chester
and other places.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A New Coach,

William Vandenbrsak has procured q
handsome new cesch, and can bs found
at the p, W. q p. Railroad stat on. ue
is prepared to take persons to or from
tho staten OF to any part Of the city, aud
VII " thankful for the patronage or the
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Attractive Ooods.

Attention 10 chilled to Crauor d Cr, q
advertisement on our fourth page. They
have made sp cial effort to give their
customers TO- morrow some genuine bar.
gains, and they can 60 with the full ex-
pectation Of nnding the goods they ad.
vertiso in large quantities aud at exactly
the prices at which they are advertised.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Answer This Question,

Why DO 90 many people We sec around
- sssp 70 prefer 70 suder aud Be made
n%issIs0ae ~ Iadigsstion. Constipation,
- sslnsss. Log of Appetite, Coming up
oe mood, Yellow Skin, when for 75c.
VII sell them ehiloh's Visalixer,
Sorte, Wholesale AMI retail aRsnt. SECOND
ssa Market stsssts, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
A Gold WatA

Yon cannot make . mistake II you
buy Durstein's popular cigsrs. Rsmem.
ber you get certificate with each bog.
which is good for gold or silver watch,
Wholesale and retail. Durstein, the
populas eObAcesnist. No. kE Second n
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
DR., st,nms. Eve Cur..

Numbers OF cases reported during the
week past, beth children and grown peo-
pie, ~ having been cared of bad sore
eyes by using this great eye medicine. %
cents. Depot, Fourth and King. Sold
BY dru2gists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

A very pleasant excursion to Bay Ridge
over the u. q Q. Railroad by Christiana
Castle. X. q. E., was well patronized
yesterday. This castle is but one year
OLD, but is already In Hourishing coudi-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Fresh vsgssa blss and Meats.

Wn. Morsland, wholesale and retail
desler. Ne. 4O7 and 8. ". corner OF
Filth and King streets. has constantly
on hand early vegetables Of all kinds
Also home raised beef. mutton, veal,
go, 20 the lowest market prices. Give
hiLa b call,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
CY7.yon Portrajtl
For Cleaning s,lvcrwarc.

For $500 are still beng made at Cum
mings gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
For Sale,

For want of use, horse. surrey was on,
doctors wagon and harness. Apply 10
g. \. Vernon, this ollice.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
The sure Cure for Headache

Tired Fesllngs, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Complaints, Yellownsss. Skin Blotchss,
etc. are DIR. Slmms' Liver Pulls. No
sickness or gripping attend their opera
tion. $50. Sugar coated. Depot, Fourth
and King. Sold By drugghts.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Latest pryIes

A complete assortiL ent Of sentlem ems
gold and gold-p,ated watch CHAINS And
charms At Aillard =. Davis'. No. 9 Eaat
second stresk
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Painting,
Excursion to Buy RIDGE.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter
Shop COS Wcst Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

SSvs Brothsrs Plug Chewing Tobasao
70 made Of the nrsst selected Brsiey
ksaf, the beat Ingredients, and will please
tao most fastidious taste. Use u,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
ALIVE IN A GRAVE.
the IMPRISONED MEN At
DUNBAR HEARD FROM.
Signaling From the Inside Tho Noise
-, Of their Picks Plainly Heard BIZ
the Rssouers-Working with
Renewed vigor.

soned minsrs have been heard from. A.
O'Clock this evening the men working
10 the head Of tho entry through which
the resculng party ID working its way,
sent word down the entry to keep quiet.
Every one did 90, and In q moment
''pick, "p!ck" for . dozen times came
the signal from tho inside. Then the men
went to work with renewed vigor. The
men ins!de cannot be reached for many
hours yet. The rescuing party is within
few feet Of the line leading from the
MahoninK to the Hill Farm mine But
after that Is reached, the men will have
to drive through ssventy-hve feet Of coal
to reach their Comrades.
Tho news that the entombsd miners
mad been heard from spread quickly
throughout the little mining town. and
In short time the mouth Of the Mahon.
Ing niue Was crowded. Al least 800
people were gathered there. II was COM
posed OF men, women aud children. The
excitem.nt grew more intense each
moment aud tho crowd gathered go
closely about the pit mouth that the
Coal and Iron Police were finally com.
pcllod to move them back, About q
o'clock Mine Bo.s Gray came up from
the slope with tue report that the sound
of tapping against the wall had bseu
heard aud that the rescuers were work.
ing like haroes.
BRIGnTENED FACES.
A. II O'Clock thousand people were
at the mine. In some way or other the
news was spread that the mon were safe.
Every one who had friends In the mine
was there. They came with frightened
faces. An afr Of mystery swept over the
place. Policemen were dumb. When a
a. The grave.
Little Mary Smith, 8 ysars old, heard
that the men were safe. Her father 10 In
the mine. She came up alone. "Whcre
10 my tather?' shs asked, w she came
up to the mine barriers. s'Iie ID not out
yet" said a man who stood by. The
little girl burst into tears. She was dis
appointed. Disappointment was not the
word. 1t was more than that II WAS
grief only such ne 10 sesu under the most
distressing circumstances.
TO be REACHED BEFORE MORNING.
General Manager Hazard was seen
late in the evening and said: "You may
say that there are men down in the mine
alive. They have been heard from. We
! do not expect to reach them until or
O'Clock in the morning. They will be
taken care OF. The Catholic priests are
down 10 the mine at the present time.
They will stay there TIL the opening 10
made. l have ordered . corps OF ply
sicians to be at hand ready for an thing.
We don't want 70 let the people know
Outside, because the excitement would
be TOO great. We will re.ch the men =.
You may cay that tie COMPANY 10 doing
| all they eau to rescue the mem"
Late to. night Bert Wormiey came out
Of the mine. He said that for some time
tho men at work in the Mahonine mino
lad not heard . sound.
1--WE will hot reach tho mine before to-
morrow morning." said Mr.. Worlnley.
~ am sure that only two men can work
At time where we are digging"
III the meantime the euspousc Is awful.
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
nafvelCua cure far (,atarrh ninhtharia
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Labor Notes.


During . meeting of tho looked out
cloak cutters and taiiors in Cooper Union.
New York, last night, Herr Most ap
pesred. Ho was greeted by some Of his
followers, hut a majority Of the meeting
rstsn!ed his presence and a scene ensued.
Finally the chairman called policem IN
and had Most firmly but gently removed.
A despatch from Bellair, Ohio, says
the switchmeu, conductors and brakemen
OF the Cleveland aud Pittsbu.g. X R.ilroad
yard there all quit work Yesterday after
Goon. A notice Of an advance ia wages
from to 10 per cent, to take effect June
!, was read to them, bu. they persisted
in golng out. and loft their posts.
The miners at the Tamsracle mlno, ut
Red Jacket, Michigan, over 900 in num
Der, have gone on strike ior eight hours
In place OF ten and raise In wages. 1t
IL said to be almost certain the mlners In
tie Osceola, Tsmarack, Jr., and Calu-
met and HeelA will strike some time this
week.
The officials OF the Monougahela Divi.
sioa OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany have notified tho striking through
brAkemen to call at the Office and receive
their ray. No overtures for . conference
have been made by either side.
Master Workman Powderly and other
mebmers Of the Executive Bsard OF the
knishts Of Labor are ct II In New York,
endsavo.ing to settle vexea questions
among the various local Assem- biies.
FolioplnR the example OF the bricklay-
ers and plastcrers, the hojcarriere and
ironworkers in Cinciunsti have endorsed
the carpenters' strike, and refuse to work
until the trouble Is settled.
The lockcd-Out clolk makers 10 New
York say II is now a question Of tho de-
struction or preservation OF the unions.
Tho men employed In the minos in
Calumet, Michigan have demanded 10
per cent advance in wages.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

Tappan's 2elucent. unequallsd, 25c. per
bottle, at Millard u. Davis, No. o East
Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Trustees Sale.


: Charles B. Lore, trustee. through Std
ham u Son, auctioneers, sold the follow
ing properties 1t the Court House ON
Thursday afteraoop. the properties oi
tho hsirs as.law OF Mary Ann Ferry:
Lot Of land, 3ix53 feet on Front stree,
between Market and King strssts, with
buildinRs erected thereon, t. q. H.
Groves for u. 800.
House and lot, No. SIT Windsor street.
to W. Scott Vernon for e655.
Two br ok dwellings, Nos. S25 and s Z
Bennett street, 10 Patrick Kirk for S075
and $500 respectively.
Four dwelling houses and large lot,
situated OH the west ,rly side oil Locust
street between d aud 9 stre to, South
Wilmington, were sold to W. Scott Yer.
non Tor $685..
Two adjoining lots, with frame houses
erec,ci thereon, were sold to Harry EN-
mo.s. Esq, for $3.50.
The market house lot, on the northeast
corner Sixth aud Madison strects, lot
iSs6s feet, was sold to Fred. Kienle fer
81, 900.
Lot adjoining the above, with email
franc buildings erected thereon, wa.
sold to Fred. Kionle Tor 81, ,232
A lot Of land In South Wilmington, on
the northerly side OF A street, ut II feet
from the northwesterly corner OF A and
and But.cnwood streets, lot 1ix80 feet,
was purchased by Edward Congo ior $40.
Large brick dwelling and lot, No. 222
Mar land avenue, size OF lot 3Gx100 feet,
sold to Morris Dloomsterg and II ran
Dobson for 81 ,465.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

On@ee steaks from hems-rahed b.ef
@ads. No. 1oa King ssssss. '' - A0'''
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
Philadelphia lssms.

fhrLADsLPHIA, June 20,-uhsrlss oul.
nvan, . fough-looking young dan. who
said that he was without 4 hone npd
work, was yestsrday arrested By Special
Omeer John Ksane, Of the CITY Hall. foI
stealing the cash box Of John Donnelly.
she old, blind news-stsud keeper II ~
eastern entrance 70 the building. The
prisoner sdmitted to Magistrate Smith
that no had served six mouthe in the
House OF Correction, and he Was returned
10 that institution for Q similar period.
Jamss A. Smith, colorsd, who pleaded
guilty to selling liquor without . license.
was eenteuced ysstsrdsy 70 niue months
imprisonment aud flnsd $500. After
smith's arrest, Last week, he broke
away from Policeman Taylor, and while
Taylor was pursuing him over the Road.
Ing Railroad tracks she policeman was
struck By train and fatally injured.
Thomas Frsneis Stevenson, CHARGED
with snbezzling zoo, Z shiliinRs aud 8
pence from Hepworth q Son, clothiers.
Of Leeds. England, xas given = hearing
yesterday before tho United States Com
missioner Tor extrsdition, and com mitts,l
to the custody Of the United States un III
land.
Fire last evening damaged the carpet
factory oi James Magee & Co. to the ex.
tent Ct $1,000. R. Sergsson & Co,
manufacturers Of loom shuttles, who
occupy the lower floors OF the building,
lose about %. 600. manly by water. The
entire loss 10 covered BY insurance.
A. II. Postel's residence at Lans-
downe. with It's contents anc his eta ole.
were burned early yesterday moraing,
causing q loss estimated ct SIS. 600,
which 10 covered by Insurance.
Henry =. RstliH. aged 35 years, and
ChIls'ian Rauschcr, 30 years. were fatally
scalded yesterday BY the bursting Of q
inash-tub Vt Belize brewery.
The body OF an unknown man with
his throat cut and badly decomposed
has been found near Jackson. Camden
county.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20

selling lots of them.
Prices from $40 to y.
HANBU RGERs.'
Shirt waists in the greatest pro-
fusion; such nn array Of STYLES is
seld I'M, II ever, seen under one
roof. We have them from 2jc. to
the finest made.
Perez percaiss ls and po,ness, Star Waists.
Belts from 81. up. Ties Of every de-
scription. Little Lord Fauntleroy"
saslies. HAMBURGERS
Leading Children's Outfitters.
Mems Clothing has a hand
in this great sale also. We
started Monday with a store
full OF blrgains,and we meant
every department in our
stores. For to- day and to.
morrow we offer choice OF
100 Cheviot and Cashmere
Suits at only $500. They're
handsome suits. ranging in
size from "a to AZ, breast
measure; worth all the way
from $40 to $I2. This is a
chance. good folks. and one
that is not always to be got
ten.
Hambu,gers' think too
much Of .hemselves,and they
think too much OF their
friends to make misrepre-
sent. tione. We mean that
we're going to sell you choice
of so sui,s at $40 that are
rare bargains. The, re In
broken lots and sizes, but
there's money enough to be
saved by yon to take a little
more time to be fitted.
Shannon Tweed Suits at
$40 are the greatest bargains
in Wilmington. It's an all
wool stuff in ligst color,
looks and will wear as well
as any Sac suit
Our English Serge Suits
at $40 are The b st; We say
best because we mean bes
that $lo has ever bought.
fast colors and won't
shine, VIII. .ch means a great
deal. II you want 10 60
we've got suits
rom sI2 to SIS and $l8.
We tell you straight that
we've got the best goods in
ton, and eell them
Tor less money becaus, we
are manufacturers.
We almost forgot to men,
lion small boys linen pants
we have them In ali COLI
DIS = plain, striped or
checked rs, 50, rs cts.
Mems flannel shirts are the load
Ing feasure IL tho furnishing de-
Domet or Cheyiot shirt. 75c, 81,
si.25, $3.50, 81 and up for better
goods.
Will be glad to have yoS;
,onae &c ses US tomorrow
got many good
which we can't write
bout, but we feel sure
you'll not regret paying US
visit.
Remember our rule:
We return money to dissatis-
Iod purchasers.
1AMBURGERS',
STRICTLY oNE.PnICE AND
KAsH KLoThIEKs.
20 and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-20
HAM BURGERS

For the benefit Of the
masses, will say that our
Bargain Sale ln the Chill
dren's Department is still
in progress. It's the sale Of
the season aud those who
want the goods that We ad-
vertiss should not miss IL.
For tomorrow We make
the attractions stronger by
adding many more fine
suits ct the same reduced
prices. We are progressive
merchants and mean to
clean out our entire sum.
mef stock before the fall
goods begin to arrive.
We add to-day:
Is suits, all light colors. in sizes
from to IA years; not one OF them
that sold for less than ", and
many Of them ut $40. You can get
one of them ut VI 9S for choice.
There nro also many more ut the
same price; all OF them strictly
all-wool and great drives.
Bat, Ball and BELT With Every Suit.
HAMBURGERS'.
&3.49 buys choice of over 800 suits
that sold for $5 md 20. These are
in nobby patterns and elegant
goods, and would DO cheap to buy
and put away for next senson.
Cheviots, Cassiineres, etc., $40
for choice.
Belt, Ball and Bat With Every Suit.
HAMBURGERs'.
Directoire vest suits for little
tackers, from4 to o years, are tile
very popular things, and we're
selling lots of them.
Prices from S. 40 to -.
HAbfBU RGERs.'
Shirt waists in the greatest pro-
fusion; such an array of STYLES is
seld IN, II ever, seen under one
ROOF. We have them from 2jc. to
the finest made.
Percales and Domets, Star Waists,
Laurel Waists, Sun Wnists, etc.
belts from o.. up. Ties Of every de-
scrtptiou. Little Lord Fauntleroy'
snslies. uAMBURGERS',
Leading Children's Outfittcrs.