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The New York herald., 1879-02-09
SUNDAY QUADRUPLE

stne Any pressure To sell generally caused further do
"wing To arrivals Of the rro,, Importers
showing Il desire 10 realize. Prices have been irrrg
nlar. hut. with few exceptions. about IS per
lower than last week The deliveries considerably
above the TWO previous seasons 70 The date
aggregate stock IN Europe has faen moderate
point ihere Is no new feature IN rice Sugar is uniin-
proved refined Is steady few have
in satpetre 10 arrive at rather lower Tea
recovered from the late depression the public sales
prices D China again favored buyers Indian l. still freely
ole. ed toward the close the
rather lower. Most kinds spices unsettled
LONDoS. Feb 81 H. ".
Calcutta linseed. iss. per quarter
Refined petroleum, Esd. per gallon.
ANTWERP. Feb. 8. 1879.
American lard closed at II aor..is per - klos.
LIVERPOOL. Feb = 1879.
Pork-rme meas Eastern. hrner at 4'is do. Western.
hrmer AIS. Observation-Disclosures cut hrmcr rs short
rib irmer 2s sd clear nrner short clear
hrnor 2is. I'D. iams--Long hriner ,ls. Shout
ders irmer sd Reef-India duh 76s.:
do dull ssis prime do DUH Nls Lafd-Prime West
hrner Sts Taow-Prmc city steady 3ts sd.
Turpcn tnc-Sprits steady Mt 22s sd Rosi--Com
hrmer is sd. fine dull at los Cheese American
choice hrner u l9s Lird oil steady a Flour
Extra State dull 2,s. Wheat-S?rn. No steady Is
6d No = in the market Western wi iftcr steady
at IS lOd. Southern winter steady IS. Corn--Sew
mixed steady 3d old mixed steady 22s Sd Cut
tonsoed oil-YellO@ American dull at rs I'd. kosin-
Common London hrmer at IS. rurpentinc-Spirits at
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

y OLD ESTABLISHED TEA. COFFEE AND SPICE
~ Busness for sae-iorses Wagons aud Routes, mills
nd In good has first class trade
opportunity for wishing
in business that will pay
HUBERT PECK 26S West 34th st.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
LoSpoS Feb g. 1870
Tho Mincing lane markets continue IN tho same dull
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

The YAzoo CRY Herald" in refer
ring to the election Of Barksdale, the
man who shot Dixon in the back, t
the position of Chancsry Clerk proudly
remarks: "Our next Chancery Clerk,
James A. Barksdale, is a young gen
tleman who possesses every quali6ca-
ton to fill that Office with honor to him
self and usefulness to the county.
The Democracy were proud
to rally around his standard. Hs de,
served to be elected. Slandsr could
not bar his progress, nor vili6catior
impede his onward march to victory
Yes, this is the kind of man the De-
mocracy delight to honor, but had
Barksdale lived in a civilized copmu
nifty where human life was respected
he would have been tried for murde
and in place Of being elevated to office
he would have dangled from the end o.
the hangmar's rope. What do the pso-
pie of ci vilized communities think OF
such poastings as we have quoted in q
land which processes to have the light
Of Christian civilization shed around
them
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

THs LINCOLN Republican Club, Of thi'
city, have perfected their arrangement
for attending the Grant reception mex
Tuesday in Philadelphia, the railroad
company having agreed to furnish
special trains at any time during th'
day to suit the convenience Of the clui
and to return in the same manner
The fare for the round trip has beer
fixed at the low rate of seventy-fv,
cents. A committee will be at tn,
Lincoln Club headquarters, 5o4 Marke
street, from 9 to II o'clock, .. m., and
from 2 to p. m, and in the evening
after y O'Clock, until the time Of the
demonstration, for the purpose Of sell,
ing excursion tickets, badges and gloves
to all who may wish to turn out with
the Club. No doubt arrangements can
be made with the railroad company by
other associations and organizations for
the same fare. The company We are
glad to note Is inclined to favor gen
eral turn ont Of the people Of Whining.
ton. We hope several thousand will
accept the offer Of the company and
turn out.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

Ip TIE Cry Council want to get
along in the management of the city
finances without creating floating debt
for 1880, it will have TO either increase
the rate of taxation or the assessed
value of property. Had it not been for
the balance of $29, 400 left from the sale
Of bonds this year the city would al
the end of the year have been more
than that amount in debt, besides not
having paid of the bonds and mortga-
ges which this 500, 40e was intended to
meet. This has been the direct result
OF low rate Of taxation, made 80 for
partisan purposes that reduction OF
city expenses might bs shown when
there really is zone whatever. The
City Council now in making its estimate
for next year will be compelled to raise
in addition to the usual amount to car
ry on the city and pay interest, enough
to pay back this $29, 400, besides an ad-
ditional amount to meet the remainder
of the floating debt created by neglect
ing to pay of certain mortgages which
should have been paid during the pres
ent year, as we'll as q large number OF
unpaid bills which will 20 over for a
debt legacy for 1880. This has all been
affected by the low tax rate of sl,l5
adopted by the City Council and which
We predicted at the time would not be
sufficient to carry the city through.
We are not in favor by any means Of
high taxes and high tax rates, but it
would seem to be wise policy to advocate
q tax-rate sufficient to keep the city from
floating debts that have to be
funded every few years. To meet all
the expenses of the city next year, We
cannot sse how, the City Council can
get along on LIS, unless the assessed
value Of city property is increased, in
which case the taxes will be larger than
last year even II the rate is not in.
creased. In any case 1t is plainly evi.
dent that more money is. needed to keep
the city from running in debt every
year, and the City Conncil might just
Is we'll look the matter square in the
face now as at any other time and pro-
vide for future emergencies, rather than
to stop Improvements and allow the
,ity debt to be increased simply for the
,ake of having a name for economy
where no economy exists.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

A MUNICIPAL election is being held In
Charleston, South Carolins, to-day, and
there is considerable Of alarm amongst
the Democrats, lest the opposition
ticket prevails. 1t is = little amusing
to listen to the rawlings Of the "News
and Courier " Of that city, which is
shouting itself hoarse in favor Of pure
ballot, forgetful that it had in 1878 an
editor who alone cast 2, 454 tissue bal
lots, bearing the names Of the Demo-
cratic candidates. The "New5" says {:
"They who have seen tissue ballots say
that ten or twenty can be folded mp in
an ordinary ballot without making it
look suspiciously thick" We presume
the editor knows how it is himself, but
he should bs willing to accord to Others
the same right to cast tissue ballots
that he rsss4ves for himself.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

WHAT A Change Only a few days
ago TIL. "Gazstte" was surs there
would b. in bank to the credit of the
city s75 600 on the first of January, but
yes rrd4y it told the Kent Md, "Nsws"
a Democratic paper which had been
criticisipg tn. financial management Of
the city, that there will be in bank by
the lst OF January IS, 900 aud all float
ing debts paid. This is considerable Of
a come down from &25, 900, but if the
editor would just come down about $3s-
600 more he would be nearer the truth.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

NUrlCE.-ln conformity with tho PROV.
~ sion OF the act passed by the General
Assembly of the State OF Delaware on the 18th
day OF March. A. d., 1875, hereby give no
tice that an application was tiioi In the Su-
perior Court on the 2ist day of October, A.
d. 1879. for Charter Of Inc )rporation Of a
Company. called "The James Il Webb Print
ing and Stationery Company, "to carry on the
business Of the manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery In all Its branches, and that q
drait OF the proposed Charter was flied with
the application, and Ia open TO inspe ton.
CHAS. BEASTON, ProthonOtary.
New Castle Oct n 1879. l0.22u
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

GEERRAL GEORGE A. SHERIDAN, of Lou
isiana, shares the views Of all well-in-
formed politicians concerning the chan
ces for break in the Solid South. He
tells a correspondent Of the Chicago
"Tribuue" that there will be no break
until after the election in 1880, and on
ly then in case Of the election Of Re-
publican President. The South, he
adds, will not contribute one Republi
can Electoral vote next year. This Ia
the only safe assumption for the Repub-
licaus to make their campaign on. They
must concede the 1873 electoral votes Of
the South to the Democrats, and then
beat them with the 2l6 votes Of the
solid North. That is the only way to
split the Solid South, and end at once
both sectional politics and all attempts
to destroy the results Of the Rebellion.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

SOME USsoPHtsTlCATRD Louisiana
Democratic politician in Washington,
in speaking Of the chances Of the va
rious Democratic candidates named
gives his preference for Mr.. Randall
who he regards as a very able man and
many people in ths South hs says be-
lieve he could carry his own State, and
If he could do this he would prove y
very formidable candidate. To this
the Philadelphia "Evsning Bulletin"
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
NOTICES
/; ,.lz-D pHOspHArgs.

ftnrId nfITr frold difefs mora al other
.u,itI a. Iu-fi 0t tie vital or nerve
t.ts q iat ,i' Il - tie * brain and wheat
rsui h-ng snlilgy 10 that which slistains the
Alth.lH u h.uin and Erfvo,. They restore lot
cGE . IN ~ WCasrc.sss Of Iniud or body, re-
I W. dr t1iy and neyFon ucss, give vitality in
ibri EyliliCi"rt ruwth of Children, siren then
Gl oN'nb, q re neuralgia, and prevent con.
NH ion, lhyslcians have prescribed 10000
parfnrc.
+. CROSBY, CSC Sixth Ave, n. Y.
Tor sale hY Z. JAMES BELT
Cor. 9Th uHd Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

tn. SUPREME Court Of Maine hiss
stepped in and interfered materially
with the plans Of the Democratic plot
ters of that State, but there is no GER
tainty yet that they will not in defiance
of all law and decency carry out 'heir
fraudulent schemes.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
NyOTICE - EXTENSION MORTGAGE
~ BONDS.

OPVICg or DELAWARE X. X. Co.
October ", 1879.
Dwners OF the Extension Mortgage Bonds
of the Delaware Railroad Co, due January !,
1880. wishing to dispose Of the same, will be
paid the face OF said bonds. and accrued inter
est, on presenting the came In sums OF 81 900
or over. to A Homer. Esq, agent for the
Trustees at the Treasurer's office Of the Philar
delphia, Wilmington h Baltimore Railroad
Co., Philadelphia. NJ. HAYES,
1923 cod Il Treas. u. X. H. 20.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

NOTICE X. OF f.-THE OFFICERS
~ and members OF Washington Lodge,
No. l. knights Of Pythiss, and the members
OF Sister Lodges, are most Iespectiuiiy inv-
ted to attend the funeral Of our late brother,
Oliver H. Applebv, to meet at the Castle all
on Monday, the sth inst. at l o'c ock. p. m,
proceed TO the Wilmington and Brandy wine
Cemetery. by oraer OF the &C.
Titus 7. N. GRIFf1TH, X. Of X. and q.
l2-62t
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

rstorts ana says that; "Mr. Randall
not only cannot carry "his own State, !"
but he will be very likely next year to
have trouble to carry his own dis
trict, even with the help Of Dear
BILL"
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
RAILROAD LINES.

WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAlLROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons, 90, $40. 1890, l.30 a. m., 10 400, 100
$40 p. m.
Phllad elphia (Express) . 60, p.3S, 1902 a. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2 q, 100, 1907
Q. D., 1918, l2.39, b 10 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, S.35
q, m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 Os p. m.
Baltiino and Washington, 1851, 2l0, g. 36,
a. IN H. 81, 1.04, SIS p. IN.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, S15 u. m, l.l0, O. 80 p. IN,
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9.lb
a. m, 10, 9 30 p. IN.
Deimar and intermediate Stations, 9l6 a.
m, l.lu p III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40 q. IN b 20 go IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2,09a q In.
baltimore and Wa hingt0n, 1851, 2. 10 q. m.
For further Information passengers are re.
erred to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. + kENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

cSEWING MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
EXCHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
locks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
ters, ratchets, wrenches, drilling machines,
engines and boile1. JNO. q. HIRZEL-
x-igu ~ Y Second street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

lNOTICE.-THE WILMINGTON saw
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAI ON AND AFTER
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOwED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE 10
OF THE BOARD.
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Dor. lsr. 1879. 10 3md
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

NOTICE- THE WILMINGTON LOAN
N Association now offers new stock for
sale, and Is one Of the most desirable to Join;
II owns no real estate. hasn't one doubtful in
vestment. has board Of directors composed
of the most judicious and successful business
rates, offering superior advantages therefore
TO both borrower and investor Call day or
evening on GEORGE &. MARS.
122lm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
A NOTE.

The /" Republican e" stili leads In
etrcuIarion. Advertise where you
get the most for ycur money ana
ehe N Repubi lcan IL that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

YVyHF LARGEST DRY npuDS HOUSE
i IN philahelphii1, JOHN WANA IN Ahbh
Ora ud De,ot 18th at. MaTsot 10 hestnut,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

The "Nsws" based its criticisms on
the remarks made by Col. Robert d.
Taylor, a leading Democratic member OF
, the City Council, who We presume Is
good Democratic authority.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
DOBINsoN'S OYSTER BAY,

Finest Oysters and G lams in the city for 2
cents per quart, or g q uarts 'Or 500. FAM
lies, Hotels and Rettau rants supplied. Oys
ters delivered free Of ch argo to all parts OF the
city, ROBINSON'S, III W. ninth street.
N. B.-Next door to T. l.. Robinson d Bro
arooery Store, 9th and Orange st. ll-l2 I'm
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
YsTERS.
OYsTERs ! OYSTERsiI

TO HEPUBL1D.-Having remodeisd my
store at Sixth and Orange streets, 1 am pre-
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none but first class oys.
ters and o. prices within the reach Of all
Hoping to still cOntiRde receiving share Of
public patronage. ! Remain Yours,
v26-3md CHARLES KYLE
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
CLOTHING.

l A<W BuAN@s
--------------------.--.----.-.-
OvEKS"1Tsi SvvEE.CcSxTs SvE.CSATTs !
As-FoR EVERY BoDYu
Ss-FOR kvERYBODY-9o
MEN. YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN
BOSTON
oNE pniCtE pnICE ONE-PR1CE
CLOTHING HOUSr.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Zi3 MARKET ST. gsMaRRITsr
so ~ "i'hIi ST. 2l3 l3MARKET ST,
we have lust received anotber l,a, i,,
voice oi overeoats and this completes
OUR MAMMOTH STOCK
"R MAMMOTH STOCK
WHICH Is STaELARGEsT
In THE CITY OK STATE.
we have an endless variety, and nj, the
.atest Novelties and Newest Designs IN n
rev OF which we will call your attention, Tbe
latest oi all if the nv
REvERS BILE OyERCoATs
REVERSIBLE OvERtOArS
Which can bo worn either side out. and which
"''ery popular among the young men,
TIE uLSTERETTE
THE ULSrERETTE
Is very much worn. and Is admired by nj, for
ih neat and genteel style.
IL "a long coat, made TO button c,o.s IN
me neck. htting the form very niceIy ant IL
nade from nearly all kinds Of woolen goods.
9r Beaver Gvercosts. ChIncbiIIa Oyercoats. +,
ram castor Beaver Ovrecoats. Cheyiot
seTcoats, Cashmere Overcoats. Blaek-
Brown and Blue Diaq onaI Oyerc .ats in |
wool and Worsted In TACT. we ave ali |
KINGS and all prices, from 500 up. Cali
and examine our
RUSSIAN ULSTER
RUSSIAN LISTER,
That beats the world In price--oniy
FIVE DOLLARS.
'ur s.ock Is ,nll In every department, and
We are selling lower than ever before.
We have made reductions in our
iERCHANr TAILORING DEpARr-
MENT,
mat sll In need OF a suit can Afford nm.
fh and workmanship guaranteed here.
II. George McC'lI, long and iayorab,v
AnoNh 70 tne citizens OF Wilmington, is
now associated Nth tho Boston Cloth.
ing House. and would be leased
70 have his many friends call
and zee the bargains heis
prepared to offer them.
!. Z. HOLMES, PROpRIrrap
:. r. HOLMES, PROpEI I ETSS'
WILMINGTON, DEL, {
WILMINGTON. DEL,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
AnUsEMENTs.


NRAND OPERA HurS..
Tuesday NIGHT, DECEMBER ., 1879.
COME AND LACGH. THE AMERICAN eTAR
CoMiQCR.
NR. GUS WILLIAMS,
MR.. Gus WILLIAMS,
In his Hilarious and very Successful Comedy
OUR GERMAN SENATOR!
OUR GERMAN SENATOR!
A Humorous Every day Satire upon the Pos.
sibilites oI Political Lite,
CROWDED WITH FUN and LAUGHTER
The Menlest Of the Merry Stars. An Entire.
ly New CoDpanyi An Entirely
New Comedy
"Mr. Williams talent is OF peculiar kind /;
he is an II contestahle msster OF the art Of
making people laugh. The support In Our
German Senator is far more than good Hos
ton Traveller.
SUPPORTED By
s8-A COMPANY OF RARE MERIr~au
Under the management Of Jno Rickahy.
Admission, s5 and 80 cents secure seats, 10
cents tor sale at q. T.. Thomas n Cos cotn
mcnclng Saturday morning. IA bt
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

NUTICt-- Oeg Ieave v, Iuivrm the put
~ lie that / have increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and am
now prepared TO furnish ", cd In any quaint.
ty to suit consumers. sell the largest 3l.6o
load in the city. Give me call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
set Foot Of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
DRESS GOODS.
r OvELY PARIs DREsst.s


lI OVELY PARIS DRESSES
we have remaining OF our mos. reco,, .
poration eight lovely Foreign Cos,u,]
which we now mark down to lower ~,
hNing al the benefit Of them az panJ
dresses all the season. For pyesen,. pa,. /.
could be more desirable
a is q Brown SIX, reduced from sl.s 10 d
F's' W VI
b Is Blacx Satin deLvon, reduces nd
$50 TO $40.
y is Bronze Cloth and StrIped S,tl, j
duced from slOO to SIS.
IL q darnet Satin and India Cashme,o
duced from Si3o to ss5.
Il is Bronze Satin and Brocaae rod,
rsm tloo to SlU0.
~ Black Satin Dinner Dress. yedo
from ei60 TO 500.
u ha Black Sa'in and Brocade yeIy.,
duced from sleo TO 500.
d h Dark.Bl Cloth and India Cssbn.
reduced from Sis to sos.
Besides these We have large assortmsb,
ned ium prices Costumes, and our pres
LADIES COATS AND WRAPS
LADIES' COATS AND WRAPS
LADIEs.CoATs AND WRAPS
LADlfs'CoAIs AND WRAPS
Have been Greatly improved.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
RAND DEPOT, GRAND DEPQ
RAND DEPOT, GRAND DEpo
THIRTEENTH STREET.
THIRTEENTH STREET.
THIRTEENTH STREET.
THIRTEENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
TEAS AND COvYHRS..
Holiday GOODS.
AND CHINESE WARE
TErE ATErE SETS, CABINETS,
TRAYS, TEA POTS, BOWL
'UNB SETS. GLOVE AND HANDKEI
CHIEF BOXES.
mbos Chains for Ladies' and Gents, Ts
and Fancy articles.
WARE IN VASES,
TOILET SETS AND SMOKERS SE1
Ware in great varle,y-si
4 hs,p a
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
FAIRS.

TUG BREAK NG.-ThE LADIES AID
u Of Asbury NJ. L. church will have q Jug
breaking at the above named church, on
ThuTsday evening December II, 1879. com.
mencing at Z 80 p. m. Al are cordially invi.
ted. Admission 10 cents. 1884
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ we have applied to the Union National
Bank Of Wilmington Tor the issue ,f cert.
ficate OF zen shares OF stock, 10 lien Of one for
the same number Of shares in the Union
Bank OF Delaware, In our name, which has
been lost or mislaid. EDWIN JAMES.
Dec. 3, 1879. JOS. DOWDALL,
l232taw I'm
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
CLOTHING.

/
SrEoIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR DECLMBER 1879,
BY WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
Our immense sales during the past three
months has convinced us that the citizens ol
Wilmington and the Peninsula have learned
that we have
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES
OPRODUOE GOOD CLOTHING
ATLOWER PRICES
than any OF our competitors, and notwith-
standing tho great advance in woolens, We
will continue to cell our goods during 10
cember at our
VERY Low PRICES.
We have better stock Of
ovERCoATs AND uLsTERErrs
Than We have before exhibited since our
opening. New lots Just received this week,
and they are the Latest in Pattern and Style.
DO not fail to examine them.
Being connected with one OF the best whole
sale establishments of New York, our Stock Of
NEWS, YOUTHS, BOYS
AND CHILDREN's SUITS
will be kept full In each department until the
25th inst, as well az in our
OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT.
Visit our Establishment and you VIII be con.
vinced by tho great Inducements We offer
that We appreciate your cooperation by be-
coming our patron, and thus keeping US the
LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
AND MERCHANT TAILORING EsTAB-
LlSHMENT
AND N MERCHANT TAILORING ESrAB-
LlsHMENT
aIOf our CITY and State-kA
Our place THE
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
5. ". CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET
s. ". CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET
Wilmington, Delaware,
JOHN " nEFENDuRF,
JOHN W. DIEFENDURF,
Manager
N. &c. II. Davis. Walter Clemens and
J. S. Shinn are associated with me.
! W. u. Manager.
|
Buy YOUR
Coal! Coal Coal!
--YRoM THU
Ofiic., 2 r. Second street,
Best In this city prepared ior family uss
full weight
2240 ts per ton guaranteed.
ENrERPRIsE COAL
No family should be without It.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
LADIES' COATS.

| LADIES' COATS.
| OPENlNGi OPENINGi
OPENINGi OPENIN0i
| OPENING! OPENINGi
$50 LADIES'
$50 LADIES'
l5o LADIES
ICoATI AND DoLMAns.
COATS AND DOLMANS,
COATS AND DOLMANS,
COATS AND DulMANs,
| COATS AND DDLMANS,
COATS AND DOLMANS,
| -oP THB LATEST
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS DESifiN
PARIS DESIGN, PARis DtsitiN''
PERFECT MATERIAL,
PERFECT MATERIAL
pERtECr. MAI ERIAL,
pEnrI,C1r ECr FiT, f, PERFECT F1l i,
IEnrE Ii.nrrEfgn Egn III, PERFECT FIT,
TENT Ell FL. PERFECT FIT,
| pERfLCr WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
800 DOMESTIC
800 DOMESTIC
800 DOMESTIC
GOATS AND DOLMANs
GOATS AND DOLSIANS = NA''
COATS AND DOLMANS.
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAuTIFULLY Trimmed
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
AT
uNHLARD or PRICES.
UNHEARD OF PRICES.
UNHEARD or PRtCES.
UNHEARD OF PRICES.
vNHEAkD OF PRICES, |
UNHEARD OF PRICES |
lSs MISSES COATS.
lss MISSES CJATS
iss MISSES DGATS.
An AaE, ALI. AGES
AZ hIE' ALL AGES,
N-' A' FROM n.u UP. ALL AGES
FROM els7 UP.
FkoM Sl.T Up.
n. l.. LICnTENsTEIH,
n. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
n. L. LIOHTRNsTEIN,
~ ~ MAhkEI ST., 22o MARKET STl
.26 MARKET ST, noMAKKFT sT
20 MARKET ST., 1925 22s N MARKET ST
|
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

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CHARLES HEEBSER'
HOLIDAY GOoDSi HOLIDAY GOODS
Ladies' and Gents
As-GoLD wArCHEs-ss
GLNrs SILVER WATCHES.
Also new and we'll selected stock OF
JEWELRY. JEWELKY,
Silver and silver plated Ware,
Silver and Silver plated Ware.
ChCKs, sPEoTACLEs, AC.
Call and See, Gall and See,
Call and See, Call and See,
CHARLES HEEBNER,
CHAkLES HEEBNEk,
6l3lz MARKET ST. 6l3L MARKET ST.
olSh MARKET ST. sl3x MARKET ST.
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

TNuTOAN.- 900 TO LOAN ON MORT
l. gage, In sums to suit. No commissions Q
t0ply. Inquire at REPUBLICAN offi,e.
1233ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-25

ham appeared upon the scene un-
charitable persons said that Mr..
Dinsmore had known of tho mis-
take.
But Kate Bslm MT, bis hetrothed
wifi, had the pleasant conscis ~
meas thst she had won his hereto
fore mercenary heart while be
thought Dot the true heiress, and
that he valued one glance of her
bright eyes more than he did the
whole OF Dots supposed thousands.
The real testatrix was very much
taken with her young namesake,
and would not consent to take
more than half the property The
mistake about her legacv has been
the means Of drawing her int the
society Of young relative of whose
existence she would oiherwise have
been ignorant. l, has proved very
pleasant to her to have such treas
ure- trove 81 warm human ELECTION
bestowed uaan her. for young Dor
othy loves her eyed cousin very
dearly, and is nevor better plea ed
than when entertaining her in her
pretty home, for n" i now NJ
Phillip Berlram, and tie happiest
little matron under the .un.