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DAILY REPUBLICAN
DAILY (tOMDAY* ■ EUAPTAD)
—A»—
The Repi büua Building,
thirl ud i:>i. Wlladafo«, Dbi
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IbBTl BLICAN PDIlf fll OOMPAWT
i
«TU E-ALE OOMMUNIUATIUNS
checbr. poet a I not** or other buaiaear
I<1 m nlrea ed p> HnrCBUOAW f UULIBH
A Faiaiihu i cur
....
PiBt Office at WUmlng
lute ed at
tom Jal.. m second close mail matter.
■ovnAY M«Y 14, l«M.
Bjoampment u
Whbh me Ni.
IbeG.aul Array of tba Rspabllo on«
In Si. Lute last satnuier, Presldan
Cleveland
olty tbnt be did
atona bad olovad, and about tha laa
«steran bad itarted
home, although he oould just na eaillj
have been prt>»m while the anonap
ant was ln Nation. H a did not oari
at that
ttelnaolLd t«a old «oldlera, bat now
matten have* )ban ged. Tnere Is to bt
long In St. Liai«,
0 evelan *
be roaomianted for Prealden
in
it.
as
y
tl tied bi« vielt to that
arrive until 1U wa
hu Jaarn«)
how deeply
ho« maah
Another meeuug
and av that meeilng G
•xper«
ot the Dol'od B atet. As he will
doabieliy need all tho tappoTi he cm.
poMlhiy üb.alü, h« t« destrju aow a'
Atoorlug at leoat the goed wilt of the
veteran«, and I« very aaxtoaa Indeed to
review the parade la Brooklyn on
Memorial Day. Peneton OommleiloDf r
Black,who wlebee to be asaoolAted with
Mr. Cleveland In the Presidential race,
alao wIsbM to dletlBgalah hlmeelf by
delivering the oration at Greenwood
cemetery. The «ohtme hoe been worked
by so me Demoo rails tffijlale of Brook
lyn, bat It I« hoped that the G. A. B
bey« will he too ehrfcwd to be oaaght
napping.
The UkMucKALM u*a a tloea of tbalr
ova madloioe last Baiarday, aad 1«
■lek that It I«
doabtfal, «van with tbo application of
the pariy lath, If they will beawffl
otantly reooveml to vote for theoao
fnl nominee for May
month. These m
•» tuned some of them
nt the olty
•Motion
always been among tboae who hare
how easy it wo« for people to
pay their tex, and how Repabltonn«
had no one bat tbemeelve*
bave
told
blame for
not Mfarlng tbelr tax reoelpti, bat now
they hare bad a little ex perlen oe, and
aaoenalntd exactly how the machine
works wben
taxes, for the purpose of oaatlng their
wotee against the favirlte oandliate ot
the oaanty tax oolleitora. The Nortsn
men claim that while the «apportera of
Chief Djogberty were «applied with
an abaadanoe of lax receipts, "wltboa>
Money and wltboat price," they ooald
not obtain them at dor any considera
tion. Now that 1« exactly what we
have been complaining about for year«,
Bind goes to prove what we said a few
week« sin ie that "tbdte political trick
aiers would dlsfianoblse Demoorat*
readily as they do Republicans if tb
oon'd advanoe their
•0 doing."
want to pay their
Interests b>
Whilb Oaltf Doagherly was a oau
ildate (ur tba Dem k ratio noaaluatloo
for Mayor, the Kxi'UBLjcan dofendttd
him agalasi the aitsaks of hl« own
pariy organ«, as
unosllvd for p«rM. aii
the na.lonalliy of bis anj4«tjrs and his
M»d. N »w, however,that be bar
eeiaied tbe ncmloalliD, and siaads as
the representative of bis party,
rvaul him lu
light, and tball oppo«e bis eleoilon by
every bouorahle u.e%n
la ibe
ItldCMd Ilietu
oant uf
;lrely difiaieni
put
^algu whlob
do not propose to de^jend
Ut-f, bat Wb do propose
election
w entaes, we
•o personal)
J OppOBd hi 9
be leve
principe,
of a 11 pailloan Mayor
tbfct the elec
would be of tbe greatest bentfl . to this
city Three yrars of Domoortll
has dlsgasted ibe prtiple, aud they are
anxious for a
«111 not
ge, bat ihat ohaoge
li Mr Doagherty saooeade
to the Mayoralty. H • eleotton would
merely be a perpétua. Ion of tbe preiem
system, of whljb tbe grea'. maai of the
people
ht art) 1 y tick and tired,
fidently believe they wlL
make a changn m»x* month.
The Dooij
a portion
of them, deolded lest Saturday who, In
their «pinion, is the proper person to
fill tbe » ffi ye ot Mayor In this ol»y, and
the duty of the Kipaolloan party Is
* plain. If they will profit by the
ltteots of tbe pa«% they will oomblne
their strength
the judgment of *•
who, in
individual voter,
will fill the tftije with oredlt to tht
pwty aud hi
lmeres a of the ol»y.
f,
wail
to Ibe beet
To be «njoeeefnl
a
v
'.natal who I« not
partisan,'' and for wboau
dissatisfied
uffenslv
ihoeo Dom,
with (be mlsrQleand fraud la tbelr o
V*rly
who
cot aol9' I r ■ y
the r
of tae people
. lie
bt> a
ocm'ng from the people, rvBpootlng and
nprasemiug the bird-huuded, honest
■cn of bd , eqnvlly with the m
, marooan*.
ah j
a'*c
«p-icalxtor. Be
t<- dope tided upon to
la a falth'nl and lm
t« • a.
e ih« I
parvltti
ntr, wltbuu'. fear
I« nominated
'.aln that he will h
favor
■0» t .
ßalotday, U la
AlO ) 91 .
A JfUTHXK
0 » ol: u
l>ul'0 t I
liea h b*
ha< dtt-ds Jn in«
il knu
and proml
Viotor
d away,
tbo great reap
'fi b-m, and there
o ty whu have grea
tbelr luis.
clo
Ha waa a
. »öd belog bleat wilt
xospic ratais bed a land ,nt opportun*
Ho«, wnioo he oner failed
for fijlng gaol
fellow
lmpr
1 tMioefitilug ht
many Id 6bi
wh. m be has often proved a tru
Wend ln tb« h )nr of aeetl.
Thfre
city
Bat he 1»
gone, tie K:pg af Terrora, who enter
xUk«i the palace of the great
of the La Bible -
hand ap,»o him,
the 001
laid hl« toy
w all of htaa
poor,
'
that wai
oriel lit-e
Im and oold. Ic
unity ha« loit •
g *>4 and asefal oltla n. tbe bar of thl(
y a bright aad shining light, and
1 nufuriu'att a frieufi wbc
hi« destu the 0
the p
never tnrnel a deaf
I>ûak».
to their ap
An ix.
J M
beard o eay
d not
1*. 11
l>**n oci ate were _
l » u day lii-t that they .
*- 'he Democratic ticket at ihe
lrf election, which le
**'1 cevtr failed ;
olblng that
0 do heiolofute.
WAIAMAK1
WANAJUKIIV
Philadblphia, Monday, May 14, 1888.
Our Story to-day is very im
portant and interesting • l*oti
should read it.
JOHN WANAMAKER
*
We make a big break in
many prices ol Dresa Goods
to-day.
IVt make it.
made lor us.
Dress Goode market, our
stocks and others,are passed
in review. It is wise to do
it. It's done.
It is not a reduction upon
remnants or broken lots of
odd goods. That sort ol
thing goes on regularly here
as part of ordinary business, pj
and is never advertised ex
cept as a general wet.
It is an efterlng ol ijuanh- (f{
ties, hundred ot pieces in
many lots; of assortments^ pj
every lot complete in varie- 75
ty; ol bargains, the reduc
tions are large enough to
appear to everybody. You a
know we never ask you
here to a meagre show.
... tf'fa'* 0 * de* 1 Jpu *"*7
likely ask. fDiere is pleas •
ure in bargain-giving, but
the real reason is, we want
to sell We always do, and
rneaa to more and more. pjj
The common shams of <id
vertising talk make us a lit
le positive about what loi- p
low. Therefore if 7 °"
want to test any fact as o
quantities,. prices, or quail- &1
lies, you may appeal it you
please, to the highest au
thority in the house
y P ro ° •
45
ing
and
lin,
37
It is not
The Whole
a'
to
on
r
by
B
1«
I«
of
olty
to
for
now
and
their
ot
of
with
we
few
their
b>
Scotch Surah Zephyr
Ginghams. Several times
this Spring we have told you
of toe fine cotton, the deli
cacy and fastness of the col
or, and the stamp of Fash
ion's approval. Needn't re
peat that here—you know it
all. The fresh lact is 25
cents a yard. Saturday
evening they were 40 cents
3*2 inches. All checks ana
plaids, 25 styles, 150 pieces.
Lot big enough to boast of,
small enough to close quick
Scotch Zephyr Checked
Ginghams. It you know
Ginghams one of the great
honest Gingham name* will
come to your mind and
you'll ask, Are they
Well, no, they are not, but
it's a bright mind that wilt
say they do not bear a great
trade mark. Equal? Yes,
we think so They were
40 cents at the last sunset;
25 cents now. 30 inch.
Wool and- Cot 10 n Plaid
Suiting. Small checks with
overplaids,mostly cotton. In
color and style nearly equal
to the finest English Wool
Suiting. 120 pieces. 34 in
ches. The price is absurd—
12 i-a cents; just halt.
Check and Overplaid
oau
own
his
bar
as
by
uf
we
hi 9
leve
Mayor
this
are
ohaoge
would
preiem
the
tired,
wlL
?•
portion
In
to
and
Is
the
oomblne
in
voter,
tht
beet
not
wboau
o
the r
people
and
honest
a'*c
to
lm
Wool
Suiting. Various grays aud
browns in broken checked
grounds, with ovcrplaids in
orange, black,red and white.[dies
The effects are neat with a
touch of style. They were
h
favor
proml
Viotor
reap
JOHN WANAMAKER.
a
wilt
ht
J^EMOCBATIC NOMINATION—1888
FOB SHERIFF
Of New Caetle Courty,
1»
001
toy
htaa
ALVAN ALLEN.
Ic
•
thl(
and
wbc
Thanking my friends for the fl
s.rrÄis.iSioi*«
subject to (he rules of tlie
Pleditlng myself to anpn<
nominee of the Democratic
-if ally.
ÎLÎÏE
c*
1 ».
«1
u
y. 1
ap
" "ru
ALVAN ALLEN.
M
eay
not
Mustang Liniment.
that
Mexican Mvataxo Liximevt conquers
ItOfi M AMU Itt UvWM Wifi «fi VIA#,
avis«.
German Plaid Bdgt. All
woo ( ) ten colorings, forty
pj eces _ They are from one
t h e j )e8t Saxony makers,
and combine the hsppy me
(f{ um j n style, midway be
in tween the pronounced and
pj a i n- They go down from
75 to 50 cent , 39 inches .
French Wool Ckcveron
to stripes. Very neat stripes
a bout one-half inch wide,
separated by hair lines ol
strong color
neater designs for Spring
• Costumes have been brought
out this sea80n . They have
f ree [ v at 75 cents; you
ma y ta jç e to-day at 50 .
pjj t y pi eces> eight colors.
j nc £
clotK
p , ain colo „ ith self-checks,
°" varioUfl shades, Including the
o novel Ught tlnti> with
ever
&1 ^ o( che ' ckg
charact cdo „ _ , 2 o(
them _ w and finishi
make these
goods most desirable. They
would be at normal cheap
ness, Ü 5 cents. Will you
appreciate them more at 50
cents! We'll see. 40 inch
Plain 1 Pool Suitings. Be
fore the writer lies the color
card.
45 cents, but to-day are go
ing at 25 cents. 75 pieces,
and 18 varieties of color.
Wool Diagonals in plain
celors. Forty pieces. As
sorted in terra-cotta, Gobe
lin, serpent, modes, and
browns. Reduced from
37 i-a to 25 cents. They
were 45 cents a lew days
since. 42 inches.
teo
the
tion
to
60
ot
, , ,
The shades vary be-|
tween the extremes of light
and dark, with a wonderlul
ingenuity of variety. Porty- ^
two colors. 1 hree hundred
and twelve pieces. In auj
experience of years we have
never offered this grade at
iras than 75 cents. To-day
60 c-nts, just to keep things
lively. All wool, 50 Inches.
Saxony Summer Cheiiiot. A
wool man would call Saxony
and Cheviot in the same sen
tence a contradiction ol
terms. Maybe so. But the
fact is that the stuff in ques
tion is from the beat Saxony
maker, and In the twenty-,
five pieces hero tor sale arej
eight very neat mixed col
Very few
The
re
it
25
ana
of,
will
but
wilt
Yes,
were
Plaid
with
In
equal
Wool
in
?•
orings. At 75 cents they
were cheap beeause they
had been $1, but 50 cents
is to-daj's price, and a
sound bargain it is.
French Beige Plaids. Serge
bold but subdued
weave
plaids,very stylish, fine wool
and texture,
rank high among the beau
tiful novelties oi the season.
Already many oi them are in
the costumes of tasteful la
They will
aud
in
white.[dies at $1 a yard. To-day
a they go at 60 cents, and
were I there are fifty pieces, with
DUNCAN BROTHERS,
No. 214 Market Street,
Are the agents (or the Penn
sylvania and Quaker City
LAWN MOWERS
ND CniCAQO
it
Also have a full line of Gar
den Hoes, Kakes, Korks, Spades,
Rubber Hose, etc.
•
,ro9-wc 211
and
.
teo choice coloring« to pick
from. 40 inches.
French Beige Checks, Al
most exactly like the plaids
just mentioned. The
grounds are varied buffs and
grays, the cheeks mostly
white. They will assort
with the plaids and give a
range of choice complete
enough for every taste—p< ice
the same, 60 cents. Fifty
pieces, twelve colors. 40
inch
I
ing
German Fancy Combina
tion Plaids. Ail wool and
fine. Patterns novel, colors
brilliant, styles a la mode,
forty pieces, fourteen varie
ties, price three filths. Down
from $1 25 to 75 cents. 40
Inches. This lot includes
some of the most attractive
novelties brought from Eu
rope this season.
German Fancy Plaids
Bright colors, very tastefully
combined, specially suited to
young ladies and misses
Just why so choice a lot ot
goods should be reduced so
much we cannot explain,
unless it be that our dreac
goods folks are over eager
to make rare bargains. But
down they go, from $1 to
60 cents, twenty-seven col
orings in the lot ol 100
pieces. 40 inches.
All Wool Henriettas. The
technical term "Henrietta"
describes a particular style
ot wool dress goods. Note
this. This lot is fresh, and
not a piece has seen the
light of Philadelphia until
this morning. It is not an
omnium gatherum lot ot
merino and caihmeres dub .
bed Henrietta for advertising
^ faut R regullr as _
^ 0ftment ot co i or3 ot a un ,_
auj
at
A
ol
the
wholesale lots. The entire
is of full, well rounded
arej an ^ complete lines. There
^ ore worthy your best atten
form grade and quality such
as have been selling at jSl—
the price is now 75 cents.
45 inches
Mixed Suitings. Wool, of
good grade and large j varie
ty, reduced from 374 to 25
cents 36 inches.J
This offering of Dress
Goods has in it no old stuff,
no trash, no odds and ends,
no cleaning out ol broken
non.
a
We are preparing anoth
er ot the interesting Exhibi
tion Occasions similar in
thought but different in
character from others that
have precedent. The pub
Us has greatly enjoyed our
past efforts in this direction,
and we hope again to com
mand your interested atten
tion. This column will con
tain a further announcement
and invitation to our Sum
mer Occasion in a day
two.
in
la
will
and
with
or
lyj^ASSEY'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
MO. I WENT 2N D STB BBT,
Wilmington, Dei.
A general assortment of Hoots. Shoe« and
(Walters. Call and examine
moderate prloes.
learn the
k23-ooddtew-lm
Is
EDWARD MELCHIOR
it
—DU A LIB IR—
Gone, Rifles. Pistole and Ammon'tion ol
all kind«. Canvas Goode, Breechloadln#
Double-barrel Guue, from |9.00 up.
Coll before going elsewhere at
JKOi %li UUP g BtlCUn
IOIIOI
G
QPKCUli NOTION.
H TO FAftMBKS A BUTCHERS.
rOH HALK-Tba oa pliai au«k in tba
WatbiBKtoa ntroat Marital Uonaa Oo., ltd
and Washington afreets. Purchasers ef tbe
tit lad to ohetoe of Mali« aaaord
onntof «lock subscribed for.
Tha
■took ara
to tha
!EL'
d wagon la tba
In
baiaisaat, «blob I« to bo filtod up lor tbo
on of tarmara and thoaa away from
market. For tail particulars oall
Pim.tr H.Uuak àtX),IM Mar bat street.
J. J. Pinnen No. 0 Wo«t7<b street, or
Uno. It lowuaaaD
AS
atoffloo ol
Market at. mt tf
B
EMUVAL
Having removed to M« 919 Kail
■ rah aire«!, 1 am preparad to do
and abeat inm roofing, guttarlag. spouting
id lob work of all tied« promptly attended
to. Tin roof« repaired and painted. Katl
matoa tarn labe« «heb dev trad. Would bo
onea a« may «tab to glva ma a
AL.KXANDEB OUAMHAUS.
alOBm
Ha
many na«
REWARD POR ANY INFOR
on leading to
$100
of
■■■ui.T
Front mut!
ill
I
e
April 2tad. Da
unu
and rttaeltkg »mr«. Due lap robe,*Vlacà on
ouesld«, light ou the oilier,
an if JNO. M. BOLOMUN.
ggy with «
I UCAKaNTKE TO UdBIC TUB MOST
uuhealthy mm. removing pimples,
bioWhes. rash, «allow or oily «kln, produo
ing a complexion white, «mouth. Nit and
$2
of
to
trtxh 0 «lurod. 1 have cared mveeir and hun
dred ot other« in Philod»lphlo. Address
SmciALiBT. W.o Box 401. Phil«., Pa. mt-la
N
TlOE—TI1E J. A. (JKAN8TON CO.
•-et. ha
ackage
. ill. H
. Aire
Ring
n 1 :
If
■ 1 kind
?"Urîr
000 JO LOAN AT 5 PER CT.
ei. 'kICANk" KLVNKhT l>el,W * r *' m0rl *
•tritt, 1'hlladtilphla.
i
m7
I Megary & Son
J
.
_
,_
516 TATNALL ST.
—AND—
S.E. Car. Sth and Tatnall.
Trade is still booming
with us and we expect it to
boom as long as we can offer
our customers a good assort
ment at low prices, sprinkled
here and there with a bar
gain, which we tell you of
from time to time.
We only advertise what
we've got, no matter what
others do, we draw the line
there and anything you read
in our advertisements you
can rely upon it, we'll not be
out of it when you call. Some
folks call that smartness, we
want none of it here.
We have now a lot of hair
matressej, made ot the best
Conestoga ticking and filled
with 40 pounds of a medium
grade oi hair, closing them
out at $ 7 . 00 . Reason is, we
are making ail our good mat
tresses in two parts now.and
this lot is made in one. They
must get out oi our way.
We make a speoialty of
bedding, embracing all kinfs
from the common $2 kind to
the very best hair. Every
kind in between made up in
the most attractive and dura
ble ticking. While you're
looking at mattresses, ask to
be shown the Lace Web
Spring. It's the best ever
made for many reasons,
among them belngdurability,
comfort, cleanliness and last,
but not least, the price. We
have put the price of this
celebrated spring within the
reach of all. We'll send you
one on a month's tiial, it it's
satisfactory you'll pay for it,
if not satisfactory we'll take
it back.
I
of
25
in
in
our
Caph,or weekly and month
ly payments.
w,lt/m m2,
VISITOUB
NEW FURNITURE
-AND
CARPET STORE,
816 MARKET STREET,
Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.,
of Parlor and
0
And exam
Obainber Salts, Extension Tables, Lounges.
Mattresses and Spring«, ühalr«. Tables.
Haby (iarriage», Orlbs, Grading Lo<)klng
(Hasses, Clocks, Wrluger«, oto. We ha/o a
line of Brussels and Ingrain Carpets
or
Bags, Kor Carpet«, Mattlaxs
Cloths,all of which we sell at bottom prloes.
Cash, weekly or monthly payment«.
Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL SPEARMAN,
816 Market Street, Wil., Dei.
New Home Sewing Ma
pplles for all maoblnes. ao
Agenoy .
*■*-«, and I
OPEN FOK TUE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE,
and
the
ICE CREAM MAN.
At the Comer Of SIXTH A OKAXMK
NIKCEIh,
Is prepared
gentlemen
well as
lorn, both
eyonnv led les and
refreshing beverage, as
parties, balls, pic-nlos, ko.
the first and second fio
ropapored. repilotod ami namlto
every eflort w 111 be
Ho has ampts m »chleery
bwtoreaui 13 the Riaraet st *h f
ol
p
refurnished a
IC'OiA-t.'L
G BAND ursKA uursB,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
noMay Matinees, May 14, 16 and 1«.
* Wad
»
Tha Strongest Attraotlon of tba m t
Tba Ulaatad young a«lor.
MARTIN HAYDEN
In tba Sensational Nautlonl Malsdrama,
aa tit lad,
(»0
y,yj
AS
A BOY HERO."
tra
_
«•II
Bpaetal «aanory! Novel mechanise! • fleets
Original songs and danooal A strong
play and a good ooaspany.
Under management of Mr. Harry Barnard.
ADMIMIOI
;
J.
10 A SO Deato
O. F.
Keaerved teats. 10 Mnta. Tor
Ha
■ and Oo Ho. All Mark at «treat.
mil
"BEE HIVE,
306 Harket Street.
21
Diess Goods at Half Price,
ro.,
1 lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, all-wool, 36 in.
wide; wore 60c, new price 25o
$2 foi a dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
I lot Camel's Hair; were 62fc,
new price Sic.
1 lot 66 in .Wool Dress Goods
from 15c down to 37f The
above at new price is only half
of what we have sold them at
freely.
25 Rich 1 }' Embroidered Albv
tross Robes, at only half price,
to go in this same sale. 16.00
and $0 00 from glo 00and $12.00.
00 dozen Gent's Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, im
ported a few days ago. Cut
from 26c down to 16c a pair.
A lew dozen left of a large lot
of Mistes' lamous C. G. Goods.
Sold from 40 to 66c according
to size, go now at 15o for any
size in the lot.
If you have not examined our
stock of Parasols this season it
will pay you to do so, as there
are some startling bargains
among th.m in the newes; styles
out.
I«
ha«
*
(•r
J
C
1
ply
1'
of
we
of
to
in
to
We
this
the
you
it's
it,
Why pay 20c a yard for C hai
lies, when you can buy the m at
the Bee Hive for 10c, in new
choice patterns and coloring*'/
Demurest Patterns, Poitfo
liofl, etc.
Russell, Missimei & Co
[SuocEssous to R. L. Russel,]
306 MARKET STHEET.
JOHN P. D0NAH0E
- ,m irn.KK ur—
Ale, Porter, Brown Stout and
Lager Beer, Cider and
Mineral Waters.
À
Depot, 517 and 519 Oraux* Htveet,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole «fe
I
ay Brewing Company'« KixhMtei
»geult for Massi'V A <>>.'• 1'hUadelphli
pries, Massey'» ftruwn Ötout, X, XX
• 1 • N l> rOKTKKS.
prompt a
y port free
U
Ur
I I
1 ay
u<
<
J Bill I
CHOICE LIUUORS
-toj
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE FINEST QUALI
TIES, AND THE MOST
REASONABLE PRICES
At
Old Established and R*
liable Hoom of
Francis Kelly A Co.
103 Market Street.
Telephone Call S17.
SUMMER TERM
Bexlna April 1«, Ends Jane 2S, *BB
clasaes and prlvaU Instruction in
Voice, Plano, Violin, and all • iroheitral In
strument«. Piano aud organ Tnatng, Ora
tory, English HranchoH, t'reooh, deruan
and Italian Language«, Drawing, Fainting.
Modeling and Portraiture. Tuition, |6 to
•75 per term. Lecture«
« fencrai Oianea, Iteolta'i,
regular Btadenu. Hoard and
Home, to.
tialendar free. Address NEW KNH» AND
IONNEKVATMHY, E.TOUKJEK, Dir.,
Uranklln Sq..
N
Muslo. Art, Lit*
., by eatnent «j.eolaliEt«. and
In tbe
»er week. R
N
M
w KHAVK A LARGE STOCK OF
'leaan«j buggl *" ° W
k
Hit
TSi
rk.
tke room ro
FRIST & ALLMON,
Sev enth and 8hlpl ey Street«. 1 afll 1
bp
JULY SCREENS for doors
antf windows made to
order and put up in any
stylo; old sciecns repaired and
painted. Wire work of any kind
made to order at low prices.
and
a
w.b.allIlON's w r
wo
prloes.
up 17
•iy
Dr. Jay's Liniment.
A Eemedy for all Achao or Pains
Dei.
Ma
ao
This remedy came from Paris, franco,
receipt of a dlstiDgulsbed Fi
ver before m«ule Ucown
ocuntry. it
gla, Headaohe, sp
all diseases *
net appiicktioo. r,*
*t«eet. ..Iso 728 Maikr
1)«L
physician
used In this
KbeumaLDm, Neural
and
béant, requiring 1
•■ale at 402 M
wiimlnx
avd-eod
A 1TF.NTION—ALL PKK8ON8 DI.
wUhlnB r thelr P pr®«cfliItf*ns k "r /l*'
?P"'. l>u IP' , ' (1 wl-fl _ pure msaer&i
and
as
*h f V*rv-** Wi
J*. mtINDHUKHT, f
p Mustang Liniment.
all Uliaent*
oi iLotum, jut*» aua
A
Puteu* MM.
pCBLICBALl.
T». nkMctbw «111 nil ftt pnbllo anl,. ftt
» 327515 .? " u ""»
mumbay, may sin, ism.
M L»e a'oiook, p.
(»0 ^ •* fr ** h
y,yj springers; the«e oo««
and
m
tra fin«
_ „ . dairymen and otbar«_
«•II to com* and see them
A lot of ox tra Brno feeder«; also a faw «took
ball«.
Dinner at
darbiddibg.
. _ „ .. HOBEBT MBBB1CK.
J. G. Hobln«on. anot. mB dA«
; [JUHL1C SALK ur HOBSKtl-WlLL
J. bo «old at pnbllo aalo at tbo atabloa of
Bobaru A Mannum, Ed g mont
abort Fourth it root, Oboctar. on
UM. Sal« positiveand no un
•o
THURSDAY. MAY 17th, 1MB,
at i o'oiook p. m.,
21
bond of Bouthorn Ohio
HOBBas.
Among this lot of Hor
aame guod roadster«
«111 bo found
•addlo boraoa.
KO HP HITS A HAMM DM.
L. W. Stidham a Boa. An ou. mB-dA« u
JJl Hl.lt] »4L»
r»rtn)A—WILL ÄA
Mld
pnbllo sale
refldenoe of u. W. Baldwin.
Booth» G orner, Delaware Gouty,
the
&
ro.,
at
lot
it
MUML>AY. MAY Yl»t, IBM,
at 1 o'oiook, p. m„
M bead Of fresh
«prtnaor», *
•took balls
I« direct from uamberlasd ooanty, l'a , and
ha« beau «oieoted with oare.
roar month« oredlt by Riving a
ite with approved «eoarlty.
aUODLBY A Heu». «»IN
Uil-dAwD
a lot
■hoata. Thla steak
l*ew
bankable
A. O. suarulM« a not.
i
■ or Kant.
p.
K BKHT—3 AOKEN
the Mectrio nallway , .
from Market street bridge, about 1
•hedy grove, ."»aiubie for plomogreand«
(•r loe cream garden. Apply to UEO. K.
Townsend, «14 Market s.reet. mlO-Ot
r LAND ON
half mile
e ot
J71UU KEN I -A Fl NIC KUOM FOK A
C »oolety in the Harkueu building, loth
and Market streets.
Apply
UAULLY MO. 0 W. 10th It.
K. Mo
atetl
LET — A HOU8E 807 VAN
« with hath.
TO
1 K
ply un prtuilsutt.
r UKENT—A NM ALL PLAUE Or «
acres; a «hört «litte nee from olty; rent
to a good tenant. Apply to J. J. Pun*, b,
No. fl W. 7th street. mB tf
1' '
W'
K KENT—STABLE KOOM TOR
Horte and ragon. Apply at thi« effiov.
Ol*
£
KENT—1UM OKBkH STALL!* 1M
J. D.
Neoond street market. Apply
UMPSOH.
mii-at*
F JK KENT—BOOM4,FURNISHED OH
anfarnithed, without board, sot West
-— » *11.
P OK KENT—FO BN IS HKD OK TIN
furnished room«, and and 8rd floors.
PTlvilegeof bath. 84« Ora**e St. mlBBtf
at
F or kknt-a furnished room
ou si'ooikI fluor, at 605 Kin* stm;t. ml2-4|
tltUK KENT—LODUINO BOOMS,
C or wlthoat toard at 106 Weat 7th
WITH
street.
nis-et*
V
I'JK KENT—THREE
' and gas and privilege of bath. Apply
1111 Market street. alRtir
DIMS; H-AT
«PRECEDAT tO Â1 TRACT 1011
OVER HALF A HILLIOI DISTRIBUTER.
Ü
3AFITAL PRIZE, $300,000.
ÿ~i
and
Louisiana SuteLottery Company
Incorporated by
for Edaoatlcnai
and Its franchise made a
f'oustliuvion, la
wholmlag popular vote.
xiaurund Mluiic A umber Uran
fug« btke |»t«K-< Monthly, auu
ttruuil hnarlcrly lira* linen, re;cu>
laaly every Ihres luontui (MaieL,
À une* Septeiubsr aud KeceiuDur).
Lenina
la
ubarliadle parposes
of tbo prr-sent
87«, by
XX
• Wo do hereby oerll/y that
arrangemontfl for all the
igaarteriy Drawings oi The Lou
.-Itate Luitrry Oo., and L
control the drawlugu
we scporvlf
Monlölv at
U
nuniv B,
tb *.
oouduoted
la good faith toward all 1 oj at
autboriie "
houert
U-l
signature'
company
narUfioat«, with lao s'mUeuof
attached in tu odv*rua*iuentA'
•'VC,
We, the andortlgnod Hanks and Rankers
nil! pay all Prise« drawn in The Lontsians
sut* Lotterte« whloh may be presented a<
oonntors.
M. M. WALMRI.IT, Prea. Lan I «lane
■ rational Bank
PIF.KKE LAN AUX, Free. ItaM Urn
tlonal Bank.
A. BAl.nwi«, Prea. I. O Mat'l B'k
DARI. KOMI,Free.Union laUoaal
Bank.
*BB
in
In
Ora
to
AND
Dir.,
Grand Quarterly Drawing,
In the Academy of Music, New
Orleaua, Tuesday June 12, '88.
Lit*
and
CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000.
tbe
100,000 Ticke
lara cacti.
Twenty Dwl*
alvca 910; <kwai
•5; Tt-ultia |'I; TwcnWcake 91.
1 PKIZE O» $800,000 Is
1 PKI ZE t IK 100,000 1«
1 PK1ZK
1 PKIZBOF 25.000 1»
2 PHIZ EH UF 10.000
aPK'/.KBor 6.000
26 PH]ZEN OF 1,000 »
100 PHIZES OF 600
200 PK1ZVB « r
600 PK1ZB-4 nr
100 Prîtes of 8600 approximating
$300,000 price
100 Prices of $300 approximating
»100 000 Price
100 Prices of$200 approximating to
•60,000 Prise are..
TBRMIFAL J'tUZBH.
1,000 Places of $100 deckle.! by..$800.
000 Prlca are...
1,000 PtlsoB ol $100 decided by. .$100,
ocopr
OF
100,000
60.0W
28.000
20,000
26.000
26,000
60
,000
1
. 60.Of«
. 100,000
. to,
. .. t0 80,
to
>, 00 (
any
and
kind
.. 100 000
.... 100,000
Prices amoanMntr
► or Ulab Kates, or any rurtber informa
apply to tbe undersign ed. Y our r
.$1,066,000
writing
plain. IH
will be assured bÿ
tpe bearing your fall address.
>end P46MTAB» NOTEN. Express Monev
Orders, or New Y ork Exchange
letter.Currenoy by Express (at
addressed to
be dlstlnot and tslznatare
rapid return
delivery
Euvel
•iy
enclosing
ordinary
expend«)
M. A. DA I THIN,
New Orleans. Lv
Waablitiua, ». (s
•r M. A. DAUPHIN.
this
and
•Gtni Rigiitirsd Lettin II
t W UmiU* SlTIOllL BAH»
See Uil
ME
REMEMBER
Thr.t th,
Clenerals
in ohorre of the draw
of abuolat* falrnesr
obanoes
poseibiy diviuj
Beauregard
DI.
and Kariy,
as
Is a guarantee
Integrity, that
and that
numbers
HEMEVI BEK that the payment of all
Prices Is 44UA KAN TEED HY 1'OIK
NATIONAL HAN JAM of New Orle
and the Ticket« are signed by the Pi tt •
dont of an Institution,
rights are reoogniied In
a
draw % Prise.
f
char tor ed
highest Courts;
therefore, beware of any imitation« or
1
A
JP"ï."isrsïïï,^v 1 '*"» »n
Kr '"j
and «tana farmi«nad.
"4 lime.
re 10
mold ln I, bund«, *0. din SÄ; a
rooL 3. K. KUk. N „.
î"uLlilÆr%„ b . u Â|- p i45'jMo"sîÏÏl
Y71JBMAL
a oui lip* p ,n v «
• 7oar* old. t an tie drivA'a
toelAO. Addrvw Y xTî^î 1
F l»H SAl.E-LaMtfiTTi^r. -
Uermaatown «agon* at AiV„.î*i
•o a oolleetiou of buiintu l r . prl ^
HAMMOND, id and FiaaSf «J
I
JB NALK-i FULL hi<m 7_
Mhepberd doe«, Uree month.
at to a tb ae«t eoraar u f ifciJ af «3fl
«treat«. ««Mesall
OK » ALK-LIOHT hSThwT*
for betablm. st fi pwi*
UAT. T. 11^.1 U«. nSr 1 .n ...?
■ .i
Ml
»NA
W »N 1 » 1 >..»<»«NT-M 1 I, .
lor lb. U.LLShort Lir
HO 4UD»«r0Ui .l.otllClLT ... . ,
th.n o.e-tblrj tb. .rnu.l r.n...
T.l.pboo., .-jpIlo.M,'iJ
Olrt.no. Ilb.l b.t.1.0 rbl" ,
1
-
«aiahouse«,
wherever loitant
nloation between
Mred. Af drras Iub
mlO at linauwey A A 1 or Place*
, mills, ho
"• i
L'l
W ANTED- A HOY FKJM
yea'« ela. to auen 1 a doe
i 10 moat be able te re» 1 «nJ wri
tnoe required. Apply
otlioe. N te. oorn«r Jit, n
only during ettljohours
IIT ANT E D—DlliJKS,
v V maid«, help for hotels
" 'or private families lntoiiûïbi
English and German, H • 10s,
^
W anted-a mi cation as*
LEk, by a praetisai burr ,jrei
will make blmseif useful in a
eapaeity
mluts*
Dr aid
in ark a 1
HA
street.
A1 1res«, J ihn i). vtÀ
Mo. Bll Ear.
WANTED — FERHON8 WA
™ ««'liable help lor hoteli rniiu
rtvat.; fun 111«'« can he
Wilmington Inicll
fa.
Orange atret<l.
W ANTED- E1UHT
ma« in«, an l »•»«:»! labor
Pi/ to«. W. I Humph jî* , 1UA it
Highland«.
W ANTED —100 LAHIF.fi TO
that w * Ud lh, '
w.
yjf ANTED
• ■<1 Mad is.
-A GOOD GIRL
INC. :
w
ANTED - IBM
and wire, in prhr.o
I. fll>f«v
yy anted -a white girl
Apply at So
w
ANTED — A YOURU M
board, at 3/J Mashlnguni'.
vale family.
W
ACvTED — B U A
Adams St. Ul>o1
U l. US
AMThD-HY A UuL(
w-rk by tbo d»y.
ing takea in. Apply
W
• * I
l. 'iad !
KIR
W
anted-a guu
requ.
. A .'ply M Ji
YyANTED.-AN ENERQBW
::
Apply at 704 M
ANTED —TWO GBF!
boarders, pietist rooiu,
W
Modifluu «treat.
iIK Ki AT
i ac<i Klag •"
ANTED—BOAUDKR J
AMTED-HO
W
II
AMTEI — SÜAB1 KKS AT 10
W
OOlii SbDil, li
BAirSi
SO
fill
Wa
Cr
will
fjrcfir
, ici! if
leal,
u
. :y tdtpl
id 1
:>
Hold
W. BAKER SC0.,WW
a<
FUBNITU
For C A8H or ORE
Parlor Suit« a 0 ®
Suites, Lounges, CW
files, etc., at
WM. F. CBOSSL
Furniture W»f£ k'
fliis BUIFLFY «T*
Prices guaranteed ÜieJûWM 1 ;
BUILDING LOTS
On Monthly r K"l
menu woen de«lf«J*
DWELLING HO
omforum#* 8 ^
îttiïîï iniiallaiwtr ' ^ytVi.1
tlnaurs. s eO*
tJonvenlsnt. 6
(
8OIBNDA
T
_ life, tbe gtaMin
leal Work of to«
Manbood, florvou Jv«via
Physical L»ehimy,
tare Daoiloa. N»"
y oath, an l tbo M»jJ
do lserlea consequent
on. Boo page« ,77
preseriptlon« for a l J 1 ^^,
oases. Cloth, tall b* w
sealed. Illustrât ve iampl^^
,oh street- »forton.
(s
pOK SHERIFF
NSW CASTLE
TouaK»
Wm. H. AI^J,
OF WII-y-IN« 10 -'' n *
of Gi«
Siibjoc' 10 tbe deete* 03
Oratlc party.
all
•
J. W. HILL & c
.-»«sr-S
606 EAST S'XT'
ed
1