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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-21
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE..

- Jan Ptacek, dawny urzednik
policyjny, wczoraj zosta} zamiano.
wany kapitanem i powierzono mu
policyjny zarzad mad parkami dziel-
nicy zachodniej. podczas, gdy kap.
Michael Horrigan zostal zdegrado.
wany ma sierzanta W parku Hum.
boldta.
- Identyfikowano cz}owieka,
kt6ry wczoraj W nocy spad}szy z 8
pietra hotelu Globe, zabii sig ma
miejscu. By} to James Mcclure,
zatrudniony W Western Transit
Co.
Pan S. F. Adalia Satalecki
mianowany zostaf czFonkiem komi-
tetu partyi populist6w. Komitet
ten ma zaiac sic przygotowaniami
do konwencyi populistow dnia Ego
wrzesnia.
- Milton G. Merrill, LEGACY lat
So, zam. pm. 400 ma Lexington ave.
odebral sobie zycie, odkrsciwszy W
mieszkaniu SVEN kurki gazowe.
Powodem mialy bye rodzinne roz.
terki.
- Wczoraj odbyly sic ogledziny
sadowe mad cialem Kittie Peetz, ma
zadanie brata zmariej odkopanem,
by sic przekonae, czyli istotnie u
maria wskutek obicla W szpitalu
Detention. Me znaleziono mic, CO.
by moglo udowodnic, re podeejrze-
ME by}o usprawiedliwione.
= Patrick Kearns, policyant par
kowy W dzielnicy pofudniowei. TO
staf wczoraj zabrany do Szpitals
Detention powodu, il wyobraasi
sobie, ze jest wielkim wynalazca v
dziedzinie elektrycznosci.
- 15letni John Kelly, zostsl
wczoraj aresztowany powodu, -
ukrad}szy rodzicom swoim $145w
zlocie, wybieral sic do New Yorku.
Rodzice jego mieszkaja pm, 40 M
Washburne ave.
w Union Lime Works, na no.
gu Lincoln l9ej ul.. robotnik Jan
Konela. wczoraj po poiudniu pchs.
iac w6z wapnem po szynach, upadl
potknawszy sic i tax ciezko skale-
czyf sic W glove, re prawdopodobnie
wskutek tego umrze. Mieszkaf pm.
sos ma W. 2oej ul.
B. burmistrz m. Chicago ]. P.
Hopkins powraca zagranicy Do
Chicago d. 1890 wrzesnia.
- Marya Kremer Rozalia Fry
derycka, podobno Polki, zostafy "a
aresztowane onegdaj W Boston
Store, jako z{odziejki. Znaleziono
przy Mich wiele skradzionych towa.
row.
Polak Barasinski, skrad} jesx.
cze W zeszsym tygodniu wiascicielo-
wi Hall ,,Kosciuszko" W Avondals
D. J6z. Grabowieckiemu konia. DE.
tektywi ujeli B. = i odebrali mu
konia. Barasinski zostaf oddany
pod sad kryminalny.
= Ch6r parafalny parafl sw.
Jadwigi odegra d. 25 b. m. W HAN
szkolnej sw. Stanislawa K. ma Brad
ley ul. dwie sztuki. Jedna z Mich
jestto ,,Malzehstwo z przeszkoda.
NIP.
! = Tow. Przemys}owe Rzemiesl-
| nikow Polskich W Chicago powo.
du l5letniego swego istnienia urza-
dza d. lgo wrzeSnia W Hall Puias-
kieco ball
4 !, "a isfs 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-21
Niebezpieczny rozb6inik zabity'

-El Paso, Tex, 2Ogo sierpnia. -
Wczoraj wieczorem oko}o godz. IL
W piwiarni tutejszej znanej pod ma
zwa ,,Acme", zosta} zabity John
Wester Hardin przez konstabla j..
Sellman. Hardin znany by} W oko'
licy, jako ,,postrach gran;cy meksy'
kanskiej''.
Pred kilku dniami syn konstabla
Sellmana, czfonek policyi, areszto-
wa} pewns dziewczyne bedac2 pod
protekcya opryszka, ten przyrzekf
publicznie, re "a to Sellmana mia
sta przepedzi. Wczoraj wieczorem
Hardin sta} W piwiarni kilku zna-
jomymi i gra} W kostki, kiedy
wszed} stary sellman. Hardin uj-
rzawszy sellmana, siegn2f do tylnej
kieszeni po revolver, ale W tejze
chwili Sellman wyja} revolver i
W cbwile p6zniej Hardin W glove
trafiony upad} niezywy. sellman
sam odda} sic W rece policyi.
Hardin W ciqgu zycia swego zabi}
9 os6b "a morderstwa swe spedzii
ls lat W wiezieniach karnych. Kiedy
W HuDterville, Tex, by} W wiezie-
niu, przygotowa} sic do egzaminu
adwokackiego, agdy pred dwoms
laty zosta} wypuszczony ma wolnosc,
istotnie z}ozyl egzamin otrzyma}
pozwolenie praktykowania. Potem
utrzymywal dom cry.
Sellman, kt6ry zastrzeli} Hardina,
przed rokiem zastrzeli} rowniez ME.
bezpiecznego opryszka Bassa.
Pienisdze do wypozyczasia. Duze sunny. Nizki
nrocen pozycZamy pieniadze ma budowe. Posia.
dtcSc tylko W Chicago. ,Sptacamy poSyczh Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-21
Byle ME WchOdzif!.

Sluzacy wchodzac do kswslerskie'
60 pokoju:
- Prosze psna, krawiec z raehun'
kiem przyszed2.
Wiec coz tego?
- Czska pred drzwiami.
"A MECH sobie czeks, byle tn ME
wchodzi{!. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-21

ME grobu dobyte, azeby przekonac
sic, co by}o wlasciwie przyczyna
smierci. DR.. Bidwell twierdzi, il
ch}opiec mu powiedziaE, ae'upad} ma
kuPe cegief tam sic tax groznie
pokaleczy}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-21
Szykana dla SzWecyi.

Chrystiaa,ia, 20 sierpnia. - Par
lament (Storthing) norwegski zn6w
da} poczu6 kr6lOwi szwecyi sws
niezadowolenie. WykreSli} z bu-
dzetu pozycye 10000 kOron, prze-
znaczonq dla ministra norwegskiegO
W Stockholmie (stolicy Szwecyi) ns
koszta przyjed. Ma to oznacza6, il
Norwegia ME zyczy sobie blizszych
stosunk6W rzadem Szwecyi.
ZWyeieztWo gen. Alfaro " EdWa-
dOT3e.
Colon, Kolumbia, 20 sierpnia. :
Gen. Alfaro, pregydent rzsdR tym'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-08-21

Pieniadze do wypoEyczssta. Duze sunny. Nizki
StoSsi tylko W Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczh cd
Towarzystw duEa oszczedno6e Hipoteh (mort.
gages) na sprEedaz. Zgfosie pie os9btscie nlbo u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Again Reiecfed

The bids for the erection OF the Snellen.
berg building were yesterday rejected and
the plans. again laid aside. This was be.
cause OF mistake made by ]. X. d. s eeds
anu Son. who wore the lowest bidders and
whose bid wee SIS. 1876. which was o., O4O
lower than the second lowest bidder
When the bids were submitted Mr.. Seeds
discovered a mistake OF 81. 900 III his addl.
tion.
i.Architect Rice then held a consultation
with Mr. Snellenburg and 1t was decided
to reject all the bids and ask for new
ones The plans will be on the table to.
day. IL any changes are to be mado 1t will
be made known when the plans are put on
the table.
The bidders were: Mckee eli 032; Chan.
dler, s1S 40; Seeds & son, Si7lg5; Tar.
button Il Healey, sl7, 2J6; Reen & Co.,
Sl7, 637; FoullS Il Son SIS III; aJohnson,
SIS 1856; Swuyne Sl79S6. Collins, Sl9, 492;
Lynn & Philips, $i7l65,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
tT... n x.a 7pl5,n,lxI


NEW pks11n May Ifth. Whom the jail
gates opened at II o'clock to-day William
Dutton aud William. Harris were stand.
ing tn the pillory.
Atnoon Sheriff Gilis whipped the fol.
lowing prisoners H
:, Frank Fox. larceny, 10 lsshes; John
Evons, colored, larceny, 90 lashes; Robert
Allen. colored. larceny, 20 lashes; William
button. burglary, 25 lashes; William Har.
rls, burglary. 25 lashes. Dutton and Har-
rls were the two prisoners who escaped
from jail some time ago and who were re.
captured by Officer John Welsh.
The officer was present to-day and saw
Sheriff Gillis administer the punishment
to the men who cost him sl00 to re cap.
ture. The attendance was small to day.
Chaplain Munson tomorrow evening In
Emmanuel Church will deliver lecture
on st. Chrysostom. the greatest orator
Christianity has produced since the time
OF the apostles.
John Carroll and sister .os the Denver
Times, paid visit to friends In this city.
Mr., Carroll is assistant telegraph editor
apd M,ss Carroll is the society editor OF
the 1lmee. They came Eaet with Editor
Francis, who is visiting relatives In Wn.
minRto ID. Harry Wilson OF this city is
on tue Times,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
SUPERIOR COURT MATTERS.
Camp Meeting.

Union nj. L. Church. corner Fifth and
Washington streets the Rev. John ID. @,
Hanna, paetor. will continue the camp
meetings next week with the following
servioos:
Sunday. May 12. 0 n. M. great reunion
OF all the mem bers of Union Nj. Il Church
conducted by A. V. Hysore, Esq. 1880 a.
m, preaching by the pastor on 1.-The Over.
oomers and their Inheritance" 2p. M,
Sunday school inaatherlng. Sp. ln.. ser.
mon by the Rev. w. q. Rooms. 30 o. m.,
Epworth League revival. T.3O D. IN, ser
mon by the pastor, subject Jesus OF
Nazareth Passeth By"
Monday. May 13. 8 p. M. the evangelist.
W. Q. Conaway. 730 p. M, the Rev. J. d.
Locates.
Tuesday, May IA. p. m. the Rev John
France. 7.30 D. m. the Rev. +. e. Terry.
Wednesday. May l5. 5 D. M, the Rev.
Henry Sanderson. 730 D. M, the Rev.
W. W. Sharp
Thursday. May 16. D. m.. the Rev.
Warren Burr. 730 p. M, the Rev. Wilmer
Jnggard.
Friday. May II. p. M. the Rev. Alfred
scott. 73O p. m.. the Rev. l.. 4. Barrett,
presiding elder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
AniussInenIs. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,


The funniest and most melodious OF ail
light comic operas. entitled "Dr. Syntax.1
will be presented for the first In this time
city. Friday evening, May II. at the Grand
Opera House. by DeWolf Hopper and his
excellent company of comedians and
singers which isquoted as the largest and
best he has yet hud, and tho entire original
production. which held the stage OF the
broadway Theatre, New York city, for
eleven weeks, will be given to our amuse.
ment patrons In Its entirety. and the pre-.
galllng features OF the opera. such as re-.
lined and wholesome fun sprightly meIo.
dies that easily catch the public taste. as
well as series of elaborate stage settings
and brilliant costumes, will undoubtedly
FORM a potent as well as q profitable at
traction Tor the local management. The
sale Of tickets has been extraordinarily
large. but there are still some choice ,ats
remaininR unsold. Those intending to
attend should go and take their pick,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
MRS BlGxsON's TRUTH
Any Woman Should be
Glad to Learn 1t.
AND PROFIT BY 1T.
The Blight That Comes To So MANY Women
Expia ,ned-A way showa by which It
Gan He Avoided.

No woman In America has given greater
attention to the ailments and suiferings OF
women tn an Mary Lowe Dickinson. .the
popular writer and magazine contributor.
She has frequently uttered words OF warn.
Ing and advice to women, but never with
SO Impressive an effect as In recent ad.
dress, vixen she said;
without health the beautiful woman
ceases to be beautiful. and education and
training are 81 little avail il she has TO
lass her lite a helpless Victim of sickness
and weakness. We do not know half the
truth about this, for three tourths OF the
sunerors do not like to tell. For every
hysterichI woman who makes everybody
about her Informed OF her sulferlngs there
are dozen VINO drag their own troubles
dumbiy and bravely into their graves.
Sickness is blight that no woman
should permit to come over her If she can
ly any possibility cure 1t or keep IL away.
TO secure health is. indeed, one OF the
hrst problems for this generation OF
women. Give US haalth!' IL the cry from
all the world oil women. Give us u sys.
tenn that will spare US ths morbid brood.
Ing OF discouteut, the hysteri tantrum,
from the wells of our eyes,"
Every woman must admit tho truth of
these words, Iney are spoken straight
from the heart. There are thousands
upoh Vi WOIhen VINO 1851 BIC
at certain periods, tired out, and who
suffer from weaknesses that doctors seem
unable TO relieve, and the saddest part OF
IL all Is that they might be happy Joyous,
nush with health. attractive to family anG
friends II they only knew and acted upon
the secret of happiness. Most women
are healthy and attractive because they
preserve the organs that make them
healthy.
1t is true comparatively fow know how
this Is done. but many have ascertained
II, and have relief as upon IA true friend on
mat Krandest and most reliable aid to
woman In her critical periods. Warner
sale Cure. Every doctor'Knows this truth,
aud hundreds of tie most prominent and
reliable ladies' In America have proven Its
value IN their own experances, and sre not
only alive but strong, healthy aud happy
to-day. There are few women who can
alord to Ignore these suggestions few
who should fail TO avail themselves of the
valuable hints they contain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Rusy session OF Chnncery.

Chancellor Wolcotrs session OF Chan
Gerry Court this morning was busy one.
william Nj. Candy, trustee under the will
OF Mary NJ. Dillon was granted an order
to Sell certain securities.
John IL. Rodney. trustee. made return
of no sale OF the real estate Of Paul Barr.
late OF New Castle and was granted ra.
newed order. Mr.. Rodney also made re.
turn OF sale Of the property OF Rachel
Barr which was opposed.
William s. Eiilles presented the petition
of Mary l.. Adnlr, guardian of john W.,
Mabel l.. and Edwina L. Adair asking
permission to sxpend the principal of the
estate of the said minors, which was
granted.
L Bayard Heisel presented the petition
OF Perry q. Othson. allo wing him to pay
money into court upon hio own recognl.
Zance
Upon the recommendation of John
Biggs and II. II Ward, Arthur w. Spru.
aEce was admitted to practice as solicitor
In the court
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
LoC IL DOTS.

Father BermlnRhan will lecture to.
morrow evening iu st, Mary's Church.
Sixth and Pine streets. Subject. 1.-The
Escaped Nun" All ore invited.
It's a wonderful place over on Boulevard
Terrace.
$500 cash prizes in gold for early build.
ers on the North side.
Rev. A. P. Min, pastor of the German
Baptist Church, will spenk tomorrow
afternoon Mt the young mems meeting at
the Y, M. O. A. His subject will be
"Where2 Where.r Howard Caror will
sing.
The annexation of that portion OF tho
Highlands and Bancrofts Bank will in.
crease the city population 1900.
David Eng llsh. No. $50 Monroe stree,
who was badly injured at the Fou b
street GRO ssing OF the p, w. h d. r. Is,
last..TuesJay. mas greatly improved and
the Doctor has hopes OF bis recovery.
The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting will
be held at Brother Gilmore's No. 83l lat.
nall street, this Saturday svening com.
mencing at 1.30 o'clock. led by Bro her
Chrlsty. The public are invited.
There will be confirmation services at
st. Johns Church Tomorrow evening,
Bishop Coleman officiating.
The Legislature during Its session pass.
ed forty four divorce bills.
st. Georges Castle, No. 8. X. G. e.. will
give an excursion to Atlantic City. Satur.
day. July 20, 1895.
Blue or black Serge Suits made to your
order sic. 90 and $1,000. Black Diagonal
Suits to order SIS. slS, $40. Black Conta
and Vests made to order $40. 9l2 SIS.
PaIts TO order So so. "a. S5, S6. Lockyer
d Warmuth Merchant Iailors, sos Market
Street.
A trolley car on the Chester and Media
line jumped the track on Thursday after
noon having 80 passengers aboard. near
Neither Providence. Tho accident wa
coused by the spreading OF a rail-
The Stock Of the Wilmington DENTAL
Company has deprecated so low that it is
hard to get o buyer for any number OF
shares. The par value is Sl0O per share.
The Company Ia now In the hands OF q
1rust Company IN Philadelphia and IL do.
Ing paying business anu hopes ara iuat
1t will be soon OH splendid paying busis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Ml.nt I-I,e b I.ll. Accomrll.llen.

This money was inycste In five bottles OF
Ar. bar kennedy's Favollto Eomady. II
snlele: Tor nenriy ten years win eonstipa-
ton. iuundice aud biilousDrss writes Mr..
y. probcrt of New Hampton Y. u. "and the
best mt lcal treatment could procure, did
me p0goOi. friend OF mIue spoke about
DR.. kennedys Favor to Romnly witch
bought, aiid when had taken turce bolties
was what most people would call vol
mau and two bottles mure cured me.
What the doctors cost hundreds Of doTIars
in trying TOT do, Favor Remedy did Tor i've
dollars. ltyou ATE Inclined 10 ton.tfput on
don nerlea' yoarset. i,r KIN !etly's Ia,
Write Remedy permanently enres It.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
I,Ot,kI, DO'rs.

The Jersey peach crop is said to be all
light. Two hundred and ninety replies
out OF 800 inquiries sent out to the largest
peach growers, III Jersey regarding tie
prospects for an immense Yield are good.
The teachers OF the Rising Sun school
yesterday took the school children for an
outing in the woods. All enjoyed them-
selves highly.
There will be large public sale of
building lots OF the Thatcher estate. on
tho promises in the Ninth ward, on SRtur-
day, May 25th. 1895, at . O'clock.
hIessrs benjamin Gam and jeff Dlakely
spent u few hours In New Castle to-day
seeing the sights.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
s,,,, Roaa Com,,,.s,o,er

The Legislature having failed to pass
the bill making the continuance In office
depend on residence, MIR, Ellis p. Hicks
Will continue to perform the duties of
Road Com missioner In ChristihnA hun.
dred until the election In 1856, although a
resident OF Mill Creek hundred He says
had he been legislated out of office his
politlo would not have been affected In
the least, as his principles and Views were
Ia no way dependent upon personal con.
alterations. The disappointed asplrants
and their friends should be equally phllo.
sophie. They should take leaf out of
Mr.. HIS book,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
denIsz Frs.n d.

Of oouFss IL sho4s: we wers nevar in
better shape to meet your wpnts In that
line than et the present tEme, Flrst;Eate
Roods and tQW prices heldom g3 fogslhyt
especially ID shoe ieothef, but We know
we oan Rive you many advantages In the
way OF quality and prices over stores that
are wording under high rents and FANCY
expenses IL would be simply nonsense to
give prices, for there are few things more
decelvlng than price llet, but II you
have tried the wonderful half price foot
wear you read so much about nowadays
and not received value. we gould like you
to try our prices for your next shoe wants
and are pretty certain we can save you
money II that Is an object and give you
up to date footwear besides. Formans,
No. 10 East Fourth street. between Mar
ket and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
JnLn.trlnI school ,.irl,,

The managers of the Delaware indus
trial School for Girls held a neaInR on
Thursday afternoon. at which those oil.
GERS were elected:
President, Mrs. L. O. Marks; vice. presl.
dents. Miss Margaret s. Hilles OF WI.
minEton, Mrs. N h. SmItkers of Dover,
and Mira T. +. Sudlor OF ltidgevllle; re-
cordiug sccrotary. Mrs. Margaret Kent;
CORES pondng secrotnry, Miss Alice Is.
Smythe; treasurer, Miss L. p Dissell.
Mrs. Ferdinand L. Gllpin and Mrs Bring
hurst, Jr.. were elected mem bers OF the
board of managers. A board ot trustees
was organized with Samuel Bancroft, Jr /,
chairman.
Tie outlay for rents, fuel gas. provi-
sions. clothing, house furnishings and
education, was SlSl9.S2. During the
year there has never been loss than eleven
girls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Service of sonu,

There will be Service OF Song at the
Hanover Presbyterian Church on Friday
night next the l7th inst led by Prof. John
X. Sweeney OF Chester, Pa, assisted by
Mrs. Wilson Of Phila. Prof. Sweeney
needs no Introduction to q Whining ton
audience. Mrs. Wilson is well known for
her sweet voice ard clear expression OF
words while singing; and holds spell
bound ali audience OF ten thousand peo'
pie. Every lover OF music should hear
this noted couple. The proceeds are for
the Deneiit OF Asbury Mission Band. and
will be only 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
sinree ,nrp.

The Messrs Peoples aie.havInR erected
on their farm occupied by Ihos. s. jack
sou. near Wooddale, sAflll Creek Hundred,
q Earn 100 feet long and 60 feet deep on
the site Of the one that was destroyed BY
fire last fall. 1t will be one of the iarg-
est and most convenient In nelghborhood .
IL ls being raised to-day. by Contractor
Day OF Biandywlne Hundred. end will be
ready for the coming harvest 1t will
cost some s2500 OF $3O00 Mr.. Jackeon Ia
good farmer and Will have nay and
grain to fill It.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Rrenktuu IA Colt.

A gentleman informs us that In driving
out OF his lane. near Milltown, Mill Creek
hundred. few days ago. he encountered
Abram Chandler, engaged In breaking a
colt. He had his rope lines, and notwith.
standing hls ninety years he sat up In his
sullSy like a boy OF 16 and seemed highly
pleased with his pony, which had become
quite doeile through his management. 1t
Is not often that we find u nonaRenarlan
acting In the capacity OF colt-breaker. but
Mr., Chandler is an exceptionally well pre-.
served man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11

sions built by the Harlan and Hollings.
worth Company for the Merchant and
Miners transportation Company OF Bal.
tlmOre.
William Crane, 14l7 tons built In 1871.
Decatur ii. Miller, 2.296 tons built In
1879.
Dorchester, 2, 537 tons, built In 1894.
Fairfax. ~ 55l tons, built In 1891.
The Howard, which Is now being built
will be ready Tor service about the middle
OF July.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Horse Injured.

A valuable horse belonging to White
Brothers WIS badly Injured on Thursday
at their etable Front and Orange, by the
elevator on which was ton OF hay at the
time falling on the animal. .-..
The horse would have been killed had 1t
not been for the fact that there was box
ut the bottom of the elevator pit was what
saved the horse from being killed. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
lin, Ile called on Nan ys,

A gentleman residing on tho west side,
who has been employed at the Pulp Mills.
has rellnqulshed his position and we ex.
poet to SEQ him In fow days with
cuse i'll his hands going from door to door
selling patent medicine as he has been
offered the agency of Wilmington. and on
Friday received his samples by mail. Mr..
Is. has been trying for some time to OBJ.
tam this agency, but was never the less
given TO him, aud ut the magnificent
salary oIlerod. We wish our enterprlsing
agent suoGess In his mel bualEeas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
Plenty OF Flowers.

King street market was well stocked
with cut flowers this morning; lilacs in
bunchse sold from 8 to 8 cents per bunch;
sweet reus $ cents per dozen; plnks l5
cents per dozen ;pansies.5 8 cents per bunch;
anu roses 30 cents per dozen, There was
as many ilowers as produce offered for
sale. Even the farmers are devoting con.
siderable tilno to the cultivation OF
UpWara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-11
We Have Struck The
Popular Heart and
the People Are with
Us. .....-... .=...... ....

The success of the great manufacturers
sale at 22S Market street has proved one
OF the sensations IN tho history OF tho
clothing business In the city of Whining.
ton. Tho thousands of buyers who have
nocked 10 our doors, have been delighted
with the bargains thsy luve got at this
great sale OF line clothing. Every buyer
has proved walking aud TALKING auver.
tlsemeht by sendinR their friends 10 obtain
clothing at prices never heard OF. Wu are
bound To sell this stock iu tho shortest
time pos sIbe, therefore, for this week, we
have still made larger md deeper cuts In
the prices OF our Immense stock. Don't
put it oil. but come Immediately. while
the assortment Is still largo, Remember
You get three dollara worth oil Tine cloth.
ing for one dollar in cash.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
Mems elegant Spring Overcoats at - 30.
Mems business Suits s3 80 worth 50.
Mems Sulta 50, worth VIZ
Mems elegant Clay Worsted Suits at
81 90 worth SEQ.
Aen'a elegant Black and Blue ChgyIot
Suits at - 90. worth al3.
Mems Cassmcre Suits at 5000, worth
Sl35O
Boys elegant Suits at 69c and u. worth
80 50.
Boys Suits at slGo, ~. SEAS, worth
thousands OF Men's heavy working
pants at 59G.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at 90c, worth
$3.50
Tue Dress Pants 81 So worth "a.
Fine Dress Pants - worth 80
Chlldren's Jersey and Velvet suits at less
than cost OF the goods.
Sprtng OYercoRts at your own price
Fine Serge Suits ut - % worth SiI
Elegant Imported Serge Suits al $7.oO
worth sl6.
1900 CnllGrens Wash suits at g9e.
Inuasands of other bargains. Don't
| buy dollars worth of clothing any.
whoro2 but come here first and convince
| youiself that what Is here advertised are
facts bdYond dispute. Ihousanns of
| Childfen's Knee Pants at l3o per pair
Lots OF Goats and Nests and odd Nesta at
lnare triile, anl many other immense
bargains,
Come and sec them. Costs nothing to
lnsfect. BE very careful and nuke no
mistake. Look for number POS Market
street, and be cure you are In tho right
! place. Bear in mind there are 10 branch
stores connected w'lh this wonderful saln
oil AlRh.class clothing. chance for such
wonderful bargains occurs only once III