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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

The various parks are attracting o
great number OF visitors. They are
proving q great advantage
to our city. and will amply repay in
II not directly. every one who
to their establishment.
The railway company will be we'll re-
paid for their enterprise In oonstruc t.
ing roads and running their cara so as
to enable our citizens to visit them
with the least possible cost and moon
vsn.ence. Union Street park. which
10 the property Of private parties, has
bsen lifted up very nicely, laid out In
walks. and booths erected and chairs
arranged around iiue hall. in
which concerts are given. for the
comfort and convenience OF visitors,
while the shade furnished by spiead-
ing forest trees is ample to protect
all from the suns rays.
A msrry-go-round and tobog gar
slide Of ample dimensions serve tc
amuse the young OF either sex who
may long for something more excit
ing than can be found In ordinary at
fractions and amusements that woult
satisfy parties more advanced In years
1t is to be hoped that this park will bt
patronized SO libsrally by our citizens
as to repay the proprietors for the. LID
erai outlay of money they have made
for its adorumunt. The concerts now
bstng given are moro than usually In
) teresting and they should. bo heard ii
order to insure appreciation.
The ride to this park by the Eight
street line is delightfully."- refreshing
and persons desiring air and exercise
and beautiful view OF the outlying
portion OF our city. will find them
selves amply repaid for the neces sary
outlay required at their hands.
Shellpot Park, however, appears /
be the more popular place OF resort.
belongs to private parties. but IL
charge Ia made for admission. 1t
estimated that over 1900 visitors wer
present yesterday afternoon. the SUI
day school OF Harrison NJ. L. ChurcI
holding picnic there, and Mr.. Ali
scow, who has charge OF the re stau
rant, as we'll as the railroad company
reaped quite a rich harvest.
The various croakers who imagine
that these parks and various lines {
railway would not pay ate surprise
at tho number of patrons. and full
realize that they are Just the rigt
: things in tie right place, and did ut
come until they were wanted.
The park on the Brandywlue as wo
as the one near Cool Spring and {
: Eighth street, arc destined to PROV
u blessings to our citizcus, and in tt
end viii he sanctioned by all, nOtwit
standing their cost
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
SOCIETY NOTES..

How shall ayou man tell the love
That sets .,is hrugt agluwy
bat is lie safes way u prove
Tdut what lie says is 20:
The written mrSsA Q on IT. WY
Leaves trenOr In ga IA nerve.
Su "a words urG traitors VINO betray
Whcn best they seem to serve.
The spoken vows alone are good.
Sbun the inIiDed sort;
The b tier they portray ypnr mood
The worse they sound In count.
The annual picnic OF the Sunday
school OF tho New Jerusalem Church
took place to.daynt lenusgrove. They
left here on the U!rlcl ut 1890 O'Clock.
i William Is. Butler, OF the firm
Of Poiree N Butler. mems furnish.
er's of this city, and Miss Evelyn
Frances AcCny, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McCay OF Philadelphia
were married yesterday afternoon nj
the hOna Of the brides parents, No.
4lTi sPring Garden street. The cere.
muuy was performed by tho Rev.
Fletcher Clark Of Philadelphia Miss
frances Clarke played the Royal
Wedding Inrch." as the bride and
groom, unatteniel, entered tho par
lur. The Episcopal service with the
ring WIS usad.
mo birdie looked charming In n
travelling dress OF blue cloth trimmed
with muire silk. Although 1t was
quiet welding Philadelphia, vii,
mington Brooklyn, Lancaster. Dala.
wars o. Pa, and Brand wine hun,
4 cd were represented in the guests
Mr.. aud Mrs. Butler lett 10 the after
noon FOL Washington. d, g., whore
they Will spend lew days. The,
VIII be Eat home at 9j2 Van BureI
street after July 8.
On Wednesday evening, Miss Anna
v. Wiiheime and Harry Il. Aschenbacl
were married ut tho residence Of tn,
BRIDES parents, ShpleY street allow
lth, by Rov. l.. j. liickel.
: A very pretty wedding took place II
st. PatriGk'S Church on Wednesday at
) ternoon by Rav. George s. Bradford
tue contracting parties bolng Georg
Lnsso Of Philadelphia, and Miss kaLi'
. Dougherty OF this city.
! In StlverbrOok NJ. j.. Church OF
; Wednesday evening by Row. W. A
Wise, Miss Mary Ratledge. sister o
5 City Councilman Ratladgs, was maj
!, risd to Isaac J. Cook.
: Tho New-Century CLUB AuXilinr!
\ will mest this evening in tho club D IT
Tors. The entertainment will consis
: of Talks on fraYei' by two member
: of the New-Century CLUB.
, Mrs. Antonio DeSoto, of Philads
: pAla, has returned home after Yisi
To friends in this city
Frank 5. Hall, of Dover, is In tn
city to-day.
/ Miss Mary McCalin spent yesterda
|, with friends at Nav Castle.
i Mrs. Annie Watson Is the guest o
Mrs. Joseph Ashby at Trainer. Pa
a District Attorney Joseph II baldwin
= OF West Chester, is spending 10
= days at st, Georges.
Division No. ,. Ancient Order OF II
Darnians, OF Kennett borough. wi
hold their annual picnic in Walter
y PARK kenLett Square. on WeInes lay
4 july 9Th, and huv9 made all arranKt
h ments for day In tina woods
II Mrs. William Nelson IL tho guest Q
n Chester friends,
al HE engagement OF Dr.. Horace Bett
h and Miss Jessie :, Thomas, daught9
II OF James Is. Thomas. has been a
= n0uueed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Among the town papers OF Newington,
n. H., a former selectman recently found
the following
Boston, Nov. %, 1904.
Thomas Pickering bought OF Paul Reverc g.
Son one church bell, weight, COS pounds, at
S2lO.4O. Received the above.
PAUL REVERE & Son.
We engage, should the bell not be agreeable
to the seleetpen of NoWington, in New Hamp-
shire, 10 receive it again in like order as when
delivered, provided 1t is returned in four weeks,
when we promise to deliver the money, retain
ing go. Paul REVERE d Son.
This bell is the one which still hangs in
the belfry of the Rewington church, the
bell, the church and the parsonage all be-
ing the property of the town Manchester
IN. IL ! Union
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

We are offering special bar
gains In Ladies' Shoes and Ok
ford Ties.
Ladies' Lace Butcher Shoes,
tan and black, at SI.25 and
SI.5o.
Our So Tan Butchers, reduced
to 81.
We have Ladies' Russell
Shoes in heel, spring heel and
button and lace, at SI.5o.
We have the prettiest assort-
ment OF Ladies' Shoes. for sI.5o
in square and opera toe, tipped
and spring heel.
We are now giving specially
in Ladies Oxford Ties at 75c
and 81, and in Misses and
Children's at Coo and 75c.
A great reduction in Children's
and Misses'Russet Shoes in lace
and button. Children's at 65c anc
Us. Misses at 81 and SI.5o
We have 60 pairs Ladies
Juliets that we will sell at $3.50
We have a fine Juliet, Size
l. ~, and up to 7, at $500
We carry the finest assert
ment Of Children's Paten
Leather Shoes, White Oxfore
Tics and Slippers. Boys Pat
ent Leather shoes for sI.75 anc
iS2.25.
One hundred pairs of men.
calf skin shoes, bought at
sacrifice, now marked at thu
door for $3.50.
Gentlemen come and see 70
yourselves.
The finest hand-welted sho,
for So and up.
| Mems handmade paten
leather and russell oxford ties
razor toe, for So; regular pric
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Victor Il. Wuouey, t.sl. Is spoken
OF as a candidate for tA9 Democratic
nomination for tbs Legislature He
is young mat and can stan defeat
as phlloscphlailly as any of his parti.
zaE5. Il Is wise to cultivate sDoic.5n
in early life and a lesson in this Gao
may not DO without its compensation,
We hopo that MIR, Woo'ey Will bc
nominated, us thereby life ami spiri'
may TO infused into tho canvass. A.
we have not heard namn suEgestc,
for the Senate, wo may infor that tl.t
leaders IN this city will Gcuuiesce il
the demands of their parLiIan5 in til,
city of New Castle, that a senator an
a Representative shall DO awarded I,
that Democratic stronghold. AS the!
have Borie and McGrory they eai
fill tho bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Next Wednesday will be the ami
ver4ary of the declaration Of the In
dependence of our country OF Grea
Britain Ia nearly al the larger
cities appropriations have been made
for fireworks and Other devices t
commemorate the event, but as Couu.
ell male no appropriation at Its meet,
ing last night for such purpose, there
will bo no display in our city beyond
that which private parties may think
proper to provide. The necessity OF
economy in city expenditures, Is tbs
reason FOR tho course % ncil has par
sued, anl tbs msA0ers consequently
deserve communication, as wa should
all onleavor to DO just b fora We ar
generous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Tho largs noraos OF Mrs T.luotta
DUPONT ran away from Water and
Erauch strest5 ysstarIly afternoon.
demOllsning the carriage 10 winch
they wore attached and another 04e
belonging to George W. Bu h which
they colllted vita In their mad
HiigAt. Wuen the animate becan
frightened the driver was seated on
the box bat he was unable to munag4
them Tho gates aJ the railroad cross
ing were down and into these tho
horses ran. They turned urouul and
ran toward the wharf where the car
rage of George W. Bush was stand.
ing.
The horsas were then going at a
break neck speed toward the creek,
and 1t looked as If they would fall into
the creek, bat the driver managed to
turn them ana on starting up the street
again they ran into freight car,
throwing the driver out, breaking the
vehicle aud cutting one horse under
the chin aud on the leg. They we're
then captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Mar kat SITS.

There's a price current in
general business to-day which
tends to a lower marli-all
the indications point that
way. Whether from over.
loaded stocks or the forcing
process, the result is the
same.
Our sales of reduced hot.
weather stuiIs have been
large, and we are constantly
on the market for desirable
goods.
You'll miss those elegant
Lawn Waists if you are not
quick; they are going at the
rate Of one hundred a day.
One lotof eight hundred Ger
man double Damask Towels,
all white with knotted fringe
and Fleur.de.lis, stripes with
rose and diamond with vine
patterns, our always SOC
grade, for 37lc.
One lot of six hundred
German double Damask
Towels, all white with fancy
colored border, extra large
and fine huckabacll with
hemstitched borders. There's
three qualities, 75c, size
and 81 goods in this lot and
all are reduced to soc each;
some being the prettiest we
have ever shown. .5.
, Fifty dozen extra large
German Napkins, heavy
weight for everyday use, arc
, reduced from Sl. 80 pei
dozen to $l.l0.
, Five hundred yards 70.
> inch Cream Damask Table
Linen-one Of the best Irisl
!. makes--is extra heavy and
. good to wear, our regular S.
quality for 69e per yard.
Again a small lot of those
!: elegant $1.2 Barnsley Satin
y Damask Table Linens fol
t S3c per yard. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
THE RUNAWAY BOY.

Wunst sassed my pa, an he
Won't stand at, an he punished me.
Men when he wuz gon' that day
slipped out an runned away.
took all my copper cents
An climbed over our back fence
In the jimson weeds at growed
Everywhere all down the road.
Men got ont there, an men
Trimmed some, an ruined again,
When met q man at led .s
A big COW AT shocked her head.
went down long, long lane,
Where wuz little pigs a-playin,
An great big pig went "Boohr
An jumped up an skeered me too
Men l scampered past, an they
Wuz somebody hollered "Heyf'
An Just looked everywhere,
An they wuz nobody there.
Iwant to, but I'm 'fraid TO try
To go back, an by an by
Somepin hurts my th'oat inside
An want my ma-an cried.
Men n grea' big girl come through
Where's gate, an tellcd me who
Am l, an eff tell where
Ny homes at she'll show me there.
But couldn't list but tell
What's my name, an she says well"
An list looked me up and says,
"She know where j live, she guess"
Men she telled me hug wife close
Round her neck, an on she goes
Skippin up the street, An men
Purity soon I'm home apen.
An my ma, when she kissed mo,
Kissed the big girl. too. an she
Kissed meet p'onise shore
won't run away no rnorei ..-.
james Whitcomb Riley
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Mems Tweed Cashmere Suits.
'e2 rs, worth $500. Scotch Cheviot
Suits, 50 as, worth s1l.5o Gray and
Brown Suits, $4.25, worth $3.50.
Mems fancy Worsted Suits. In all
shades, S6.25. worth $500. Clay Di-
iagonal Suits. In long regent cuta ways,
e.. 40, worth SOC. Mems working Pants,
l65 cents; dress Pants. el.37, and still
finer ones at Sl.67. S1.89, 81 10. Chill
ldren's Suits. 20 cents.
Knee Pants. 15 and 25 cents, worth
so ana rs cents. ALPACA coats, 80
cents. Seersucker Goals and Vests, 25
cents. Linen Coats, 80 cents. Ladies'
Elton Serge Suite. In Navy Blues. Sl.25
worth IS. Ladies' Fine EnKllsh Serge
Suits in broad Cloth md all leading
styles. imported samples. s3.97. worth
$40, SIS and SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Dotted and Figured
Swlsses in a large variety Of
patterns - none better OF
more desirable than tht
pin dots = and plenty OIL
them here at 20, 25, 81 ant
Doc per yard.
Remnants of plaid ant
stripe White Goods, eacl
remnant containing from {
to 10 yards, -, % and 81 /
goods at the one price o
l24c per yard.
In addition to our higl
grade Porch Rockers at Sl.5(
and $l.75 we have added {
line Of smaller Rockers yer,
nice for porch or to use 70.
sewing, at 85c each. W,
are taking orders daily TO
brass, iron and white enam
eled beds. We complot,
them with wire springs ant
hair mattresses everything
included for SO. We alst
do up old furniture and re
novate mattresses. On re
ceipt of a postal we call 70
the articles and deliver with
out extra charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

The steamer Nollie Bly, has beer
placed on tho route between Shiplay
street wharf and pennsvlIIe, Nj, and
will make two trips day until fur
thor notice. the BY Ia adapted fol
freight as we'll as passengers. Specla
trips will be made on the Fourth oil
July, Excursion tickets 30 cents. A
ride over tie water on hot day vii
prove a pleasant diversion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Edward. John and Joseph McGraig
and Franz Toonay and Tony Skimls-
HI were charged IN the Municipal
Court this morning with the larcsny
of three dozen Of toy pistols from Jas.
Barkley's window at Fourth and
French streets. The pistols were
found In thoir possession by Officer
White. A colored boy Ia implicated In
the robbery, and as the police have hot
succeeded In arresting him tho case
was continued until next Thursday
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

FRosTBuRG, Nd, June 29-The Mary
land coal strike is over One half of til,
miners in the region went to work som,
time yesterday, and the balance startec
In today. Agitator Wilson, who has haC
the strike in charge, acknowledged him
self defeated today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

The pleasant effect and perfect safe.
ty with which ladies' may use the Cal
ifornia liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions, makes 1t their
iavorlto remedy. 10 get the true and
genuine article. look for the name OF
the California Fig Syrup Co, printed
near the bottem OF the package.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Tho Wilmington City Railway Com
pany this morning began to lay q
double track from the present end OF
Its south Wilmington extension to the
Third street bridge. I he double track
wi 4 extend from Christiaua avenue
and Head street to the bridge,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
STEAMBOAT line
On und after June 18th, 1891,
Steamer DOLPHIN" -,
W III ply and make daily trips between
Wllmlnnton, Del. and Penus-
Vile, N. j.

VIII leave Rlveryiew Park wharf as
follows for Wilmington:
Il. III. and 4p. ~. 800,
Leava Wilmington. foot OF Shipley st.
wharf Tor KIyeryiow Park n. j., IL Il. m.,
~ y. IN.
All tickets sold on the boat.
Parties wishing to charter tho boa APP
ri to the captain on the boat. jill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Mistress-Now, Jane, clear away the
breakfast dishes and then look after the
children. I'm going around the corner to
have dress fitted.
Faithful Sersaht-Yes, mum. Will yc
take the latchkey, er shall wait up for
yef-Town Topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Be sure and get In the right place.
Make no mistake In the number. Look
for red banners. 224 Market street.
This sale has positively no connection
whatever with any concern trying to
initiate our mode OF doing business.
During this sale the salesroom Will re.
main open till 8 p. In. week days. Sat
urday until IL .. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Representative Cauaey has settled
the contest for the p1stmastership 81
Dover. so far - he Is concerned, by
recommending the appointment Of
THOMAS Goodden. The term OF tbs
present Incumbent vii! expire on July
kzth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
TO-DAY and TOMORROW

The final wind up coming
to a close. last days of sale,
everything that remains at the
Great Manufacturers Sale Of
Fine High Grade Clothing and
Ladies' Suits, at 224 Market ST.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
TRAINS LEAYE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

EXPIRES trains.
Now York. week days %. q IL. IS 49, 80 q
a. IN. IL q, ~ ~. - s., = A.. I'll y. IN.
New York. Sundays, s. %, = II. 'lU 30 n. M.
- 40 - -, = a, ~ p. IN.
Philadelphia CrwenIy-rourth unh Chest
nut utrrrt-.) week days % 03, IS, = II. 3D.
e 3d. o. IS 10 70 30 10 o.. 20 80. III 20 a. m
'l2 a. - - ~. -. b. IS 70. 81. y A. 10
sundays. .ao3 .717. 81. 500 900 40 81
II 20 a. ~ - 40. -. Is. IS 35. 81 = Al
( $ IS, ~. I'll y. IN.
| Philndclphin Twelfth and Market si-..
week days. % o. q II. IS 10, 10 80 a. ua - 40
/ . IL, IL p. IN.
CiIESrER. week days. .8O}. IS. ~. CAS-
= %, o. IS ~, % %, O00. 'l036, II 45 a. IN.
- = 20. - 55 .5 49, 81. = a, IS. 10, u
u. IN.
CHESTER, Sundays, -3n5. = II. G u, 2 OF
'i0ai iI.4O u. m %. - ~ u, 81. IS IS. . 81
= a. p. 10. I'll p. IN.
Atlantic Gity. week days = II. lie 81 / q
= - II. III. sundays = u. 500 IL NJ, '249 p. IN
Rates 10 Western points lower than via an.
Other line.
Z. o. 81 I'LL. General Passenger Agent.
X. Il. CAMPBELL General MANAGER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Wilmington, Del, must 20 In q
few days. Terrific sacrifices /
Everything at twenty-five (25)
eente on the dollar. Clothing
almost given away - all goes.
A few prices are here mentioned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

MUNsOS'S Remedy No. 7 rs Blood
Purifier has no equul. Ii cleanses the
Blood of all impurities, and cures Fry
them. Dry and Scaiy Eruptious, lcth-
yoses. Vascular Eruptions Pustulur
1.ruptions, Itching Hushcs. Mentagrn.
Eczema. salt hheum, Herpes. Two sizes,
"a and 10 cents. a complete list OF Mum
sons Remedies. together with their medi-
cal publication. ''rhe Family Doctor"
will be given you free by applying to any
Of our agents. Caution. buy by numbers
as well rs nntun.
CAUTION: beware of limitations. No
iicc the name OF Mnnson IN spelled with
the letter S See that our trademark y
on every label. None genuine with
out IT, For sitir IN Wilmington by George
W. Quinn, 18TH and Claymout SIS; j. J.
Gallagher y bro. 1903 and 2014 Marbe ct
ST.; 5. Z, MckeevGr, Maryland Ave. and
Linden st, Ncasey's Pharmacy, sth and
Mouruo; W. T. smith. 4th and Harrison;
Z. c. TAYLOR \ Co, S8i f.. 4th St; Nuns N
& 'rargette, n. ". Cor. nth aud Orange
St; Garrett s. Smith. Del, Ave. aud Du-
Point; john VI. Harvey. 401 Delaware
avenue; Eeaton smith, Corner 18th aud
Pine streets.
Munson's Homeopathic Medi-
cine Co.,
1880 ARCH Sc, PRILA.. PA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


Rstandipg the Mckinley bill
duty of twenty-five cents q
wheat great deal OF this
ported from Canrda. In
can be landed in New York
kentina ut less cost than It
srown In the great west. Tho
Q cost OF producing wheat in
kotas Is thirtyiive cents
California, twenty two cents;
p, thirteen cents. Twelve cents
lts India wheat nE board ship,
lnty i've cents additional
Lharves at Liverpool.
Australia, aud South
sthe loading wheat grow
es which the United States
ompiete with. Wheat can be
from Liverp )ol to New York
10 cents bushel, ani it can be
|orted from Argentine TO Liver.
br less than one.hIIt the cost OF
hing wheat from the Dakotas to
pool.
hide, according to the U States
ps, IL costs in tho west at lea st
alf cent a mile to transport wheat
xagon to the railroads, aud 1t is
ot considered profitable to raiss
heat more than tweaty miles from a
.ilroad. Then thu cheap wheat,
rowing lands In tho United States are
,ry remote from the seaboarl, aud 1t
,sts money to transport wheat.
Beef cattle sell In Australia for tan
pillars, and can bs sold in England for
fteen dollars. They are, however. in,
,rior to the American. ....
Tho Lancaster county farmer has
ut the effect of foreign composition
! tobacco. tho duty OF two dollars
or pound not being proAibitory on
leaf, the large impo tltIoas
which have m Lde tobacco growing
nproiItable in Pennsylvania. In al
bundant season potatoes IN Scotland
nh lie bougat for twenty cents I
ushel. ana tho freight aud hanlItnI
. send them 10 Nav York costs only
en- cents q rushel.
Notwithstanding the heavy duties
imposed on farm products by the Nc
iinley bill there was imported int
~ United States for the year ,ndin
une Goth, 1898, sB3 G,a. Ass.as. wntt
OF agricultural products.
If farm products arc Imported int
he United States in such large quar-
tiles. Notwithstanding tho heavy dJ
les imposed upon them by tho Nc
Ginley bill, what chance Will Tia
american farmer have whom the NJ
zinley bill Is repealed aud they are &c
nitted free Of duty?
Foreign competition might drive hit
to tile wall ard reduce him to the cor
Hilton of some OF the semi.civllizl
countries OF the world, notabl
india, where fGrm labOrers earn onl
from SIX to ten cents a day. III Chin
ID some of the rice plantations, labol
rs are paid only four and a half cen
A day
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

~ OAI-Best Lehig for family use. A
" coal kept under cover In self screen
Ing bins. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON, ONO . 80.
W. Third ct. Phones ll6 and 20S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
SLASH|NG AND CUTTING
CLEAR THEM OUT.

Every Summer Shoe in the house chopped in ono
half to make them move at lightning speed
Look at our prices and wonder. We the people.
Buying for cash and selling for cash. We are your
money savers.
Chdren's and Misses Finest quality r Goat Low
Walking Shoes, big bargain at $1.25, will go at $780,
Begin to wonder.
Chlds Dongola Wedge Heel, Worked Button Holes
Coo value, at 23c; sizes to 81 only.
Misses Russell Button Shoes worked button holes,
opera toes, regular $l25 value; 80 at I5c.
Ladies' White Canvass Oxford Ties, with French
covered heels, regular 81, so value; go at Toe.
We told you we are going to save you money anc
plenty,o it too
Ladies' Kusset low Walking Shoes, Csc value, 49t
now
Every desirable style in Summer Footwear for al
sexes and ages cut SO deep to make the shoe and
leather manufacturers wonder which of the two going
sustain tile loss Honor your purse and come youa
money savers there you can find any style shoe you
looking for at one.half value.
Yours IN Shoes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Fish Market
! Powell has on his stalls 10 the Third
street market codfish. halibut, floun-
dore, butter fish. haddock. trout. sea
cTocus, blue fish &c.