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Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
A Church Wedding.

Last evening the Delaware Avenue
Baptist church was crowded by per.
sons who wished to witness the mar.
riage Of Mr.. John SHAKESPEARE and Miss
Louisa Moore. The bride and groom
were arrayed in appropriate wedding
attire. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Isaac N. Haldeman. At the
conclusion Of the puptials one hundred
and thirty guests called upon the we'd
ded twain at the home of the brides
father, Ne. 626 W. Fifth street. At
this reception many beautiful and val
liable gifts were received. After we'd
ding supper the married couple started
upon wedding tour to Washington.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Iif0's ocean oross'd,
No wanderer Lost
A N-EIl
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs,
GIFT.

The only real cure for Gouerrheea elect
and diseases arising from indiscrotion,
We discard Balsam Copabia as being not
only useless, but hurtful, and to avoid this
drug keep away from the qusok. ~
WHAT THE AFFLICTED HAVE TO SAT-.
DESMOND h Co., 9lb Race street, Philadel-
phia l appeal to you, and II there is any
earthly relief for me I wish you would do
something tor me. About eight msnths ago
got into trouble took capsules. went to dog
tors. and 1t has cost me one hundred dollars--
first for this medicine, then for that--without
any benefit A few days ago friend told me
of the Samarttan's Gilt; he said it would GER
tainly cure me. This is why address you for
advice.
LsG the above be warning to others.
When you get into trouble, procure at once
the Samarttan's Gilt, and you will be all
right in two or three days. Price-Male,
packages, 81; female, So. Sent by mail in d
plain envelope by Desmehd & Co., Proprie-
tors, 0l6 Race street, Phlsdelphia.
Sold be z. JAMES BELr, Sixth and Mar. =
ket streets; Wilmington. Del, and by Drug
Rists generally. 43omws1y
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Tho Irish Famine.

Alarmed by the reports Of an increase
OF distress and starvation in Ireland
the Citizens Committee Of Philadelphia
on the Irish Famine, will hold a meet
ing in the Common Council Chamber
to morrow to consider what is best to bs
done in the matter. They have al
ready received q number Of pitiful sp-
peals for help. The chairman Of the
Distribution Committee in Dublin
writes that sin Donegal, Galway, Sligo,
Mayo and Roscommon the distress ap-
pears to bs greater than it was a month
since" Very Rev. Dean MsManus, Of
Clifden, tslegraphed to him terse and
graphic description Of the distress in
the Islands of Turbot, Turk and Omey.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Changes af the Depes.

The T. W. d B. officials are changing
.neir quarters somewhat at the depot,
ar. n. ". Gookin, the competent dspof
naster, has taken more oommo5ions
quarters in the Office recently occupied
by Nj. J; W. lawson, pay master. M
Lawson Is now quartered in the second
story at Front and French streets. M.
e. r. Wise, the gentlemanly and an.
cient train dispatcher of the Delawars
haiiroad has taken the Office on the
south east corner Of Front and Freneh
streets and the whole Office Of the
delaware railroad at Water and Frenob
streets is occupied by Mr.. Mills and
his assistante. ~
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
The CIsss OF the ssasen, /,

, The season at Prof. A. 8. Webster's
dancing academy closed last svsnipg In
the Masonic Temple with q very pleas
ant ball, attended by about forty COUP
les. Tho music was furnished by
Cooks orchestra Of Philadelphia. The
oommittee are as follows: Eugene 9.
Frairn, Charles M. Mccall, Millsrd P.
Chandler, Walter Pyle,J. Pussy Wick
ersham, George W. Dure, William A.
Dennis and Robert Amies. The supl
per took place at Eobinson's ice cream
salssn. The affair was q suoosss in
every particular.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
eixth Ward Elecafon.

,sss ,%e'lon for delegates to the State
TuoS V.R SI 70 meet at Dever on Thurs.
ay 9th, also for three members
Fi,,S Fi%Sanly 10 I. Committee, will be held
|,,".i .a and King streets, Sixth Ward,
|iSSIasy,,, I,Ssy, May !. Polls open from
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
asIstrate vanaegrlrt,s Court.

Martin Ruan charged Mrs. Bridget
Commons before Magistrate Vandegrift
this morning, with assault and battery.
The evidence was such that she was
fined fifty cents and costs and held
in one hundred dollar peace bond.
The same lady was charged with
cruelty to animals, she having knocked
the horn Of of q goat at the Forty Acres.
The evidence was insufficient and the
case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Congress-,

(,s,lsS,ijoss n D. ss'1, senate yesterday, tn,
FAaII" "On sa authorizing the Prssi.
sas .'i n IN ~ International sanitary
lsiisp4 Washington, was passed
n, win App'oproatiou bill was
'a.s rn ,snot. tS.aendments, and The
Nil WV spoit on the Special Def.
|a,HS,ass WAS agreed to. Adjourned. ned
spy 'oS'S " o. the bill authorisipr ,DH%, tbs
'pts "t oi 1sS' NE Treasury to change nee
ASs' y, we vessels under certain shaoS. CIR
l@h,tnSc~s S~ ,als', reported and passed. i.
bill we 'spsrt on the Special
&ttt''' '''St,iDs S,Is session was vas S.Id S,ns'a, a.
P'as,,dI Ita to . Means ,'; Committee yes.
Pc e,a,. y a., bill i'll, imposing a duty
n, 'a valorsm" on hoop
Ny. ,Ss1aaittse on Eduoaslon
NV ssaftsS'asy, d tS0 Y, decided rp,Ht to rsport
akaO uS w., slll "to constitnts a
@iqr',ppSnits on the amendment
"'pus OF public dssu.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
ELECTION INSPECTORS.


The resignation of David J. Smith,
election inspector for the eighth eles.
tion district, Fifth Ward was presented
BY Mr.. Allen and accepted.
Inspectors Of Election to Gil vacancies
were then elected as follows charles
Jefferson, inspector Of the Second Ward
TO succeed A. L. O'Connor, whs has re-
moved from the Ward Howard Ogle to
succeed John Il. Hofecker, in the South
district Of the Sixth Ward Edward s.
Mccall in the Eighth Election district
to succeed David J. Smith.
FROM THB MAYOR.
Merris Taylor presented q oommuni-
cation from ths Mayor, asking that his
course in offering a reward OF $500 for
the arrest ofrobbers of the store Of VIM
NJ. Kenard & Co. be approved. Refer
red to the Police COMMITTEES.
eKDBRs.
Orders were directed To be drawn in
favor Of J. T. Hyde for S29l.27, and the
members Of the Board of Health for
their salaries.
Council adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
ISDcaletta,

The Nun of Kenmare's appeal states
that the famine fever is raging in Va
leatia, Cahireivssn and the Mines, and
that the people are starving. The mana
gers OF the Wexford Friendship Ball
have handed ever its proceeds ($5OS,-
45) to the Relief Fnnd, which now
amounts to $42, ,43l.52.
2. Pickels, 4O3 shiplsy street, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of tin and sheet
iron wsrk in the best manner, and at
reasonable prices. Repairing of stoves
and ranges. Castings for stoves fur
nished at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
"a Celebrates Case"

Golfers Union Square Theatre Com
pasy, q troupe Of more than usual mer-
1t and Of a reputation that is world
wide, will appear this evening in "a
Celebrated Case" Throughout the
whole country the play has been very
popular, and in Wilmingtsn, a. perform
anos Of this play has been received
with great favor. Considering the
ability OF tho company and the worth
Of the play the performance to.Light
should be well attended.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Reward.

w. M. Kennard h Co. offer o reward
Of $3.50 for the recovery Of the silks
stolen from them on Wednesday night.
This in oonpectisn with the $500 offer
ed by Mayer Almond for the thieves
10 calculated to sharpen the wits Of the
officials.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
The Wensher

apartment, as1 Office Of the Chie1
ID, a'''' Washington, April 80
EI,s'iaa StaS y ior Friday-Por the Mid.
vi, ,"s S,SS. S!aSes and New England,
III SoSdy soo!iy and rainy weather, Go fol.
hGovsSS S'st, clearing weather /; fall
&s,. Oy stationary or rising
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
odd FeIIoWs' ExhihIfIon-

The Wilmington Battalion in their
Annual Celebration of Odd Fellowship
on Monday evening, May 3, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, will produce q varied
programme, consisting ofa choice selec.
tion of vocal and instrumental music.
ALI. Watson, who is renowned for his
bright Dutch cemicalities, will appear
in several Of his new and best charac-
ters.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

VIE. oaran A. CJunuss, af Wilminotoyr
ueiaware, 1asS fell asleep April list, 1856 apsS
Friend Of my childhood days.
| my tolls and griafs are oisr:
| VI, now loved the EniIinq fafA r
ThAt welcomed me Of yore.
IN Dy.gone seasons, oft and oft
her Kind endearing words and soft
rave cheered my long life's ruRoad na,,,
ana nlsd me with Armer faiih,
what sasred memories
These empty chairs bring back
HOW Fragile are the golden ties
Whleh death rude fingers braak
One parent suffered deep and long.
one SANK TO rest without panq:
Hsre dwell the spirit-wouaded seven
""Ae iour are gsfnered safe In heave1.
Those scars will linxer still.
| through all the years to come.
insse aching hearts with Anguish thrill.
10 clasp each worshipped one.
Gan still our sighs and wipe our tears:
But sunny smiles and tones conceal.
A wound which time can never neal.
Then let us daily toll
10 have our measure done
When filings aside this misty veil
That hides us from our hon1e.
A home that knows no change nor n;oht
\ pelting tempest's withering blight
Where friends we love shall be our owp
Long as imperial cycles run.
IN HBMoRIAM.
Mrs. sarah A. COuntiss was born Auauss
28th. 1904 She was converted at AsburS M
I. Church 1920, under the ministry of Rav
Lawrence Lawrensen, beng then in her I6th
year. she united herself with that church
selecting as her leader the late Tnoraa
Young. She remained in connection with
that church until ls5O. when she removed hsr
membership to the Union N. e. Church in
connectiOn with which she has remained 1itI
called SO suddenly and 20 mysteriously To her
nome IN heaven. thus her connection Nth
the church covers period of 90 consecutive
yeaB. During that leng period she was CALL
60 often to test the supporting power OF d.
vine grace, for to ber life was erapbaticaIlv
mixed cup, OF Joy and sorrow, but she carried
those sorrows 10 Him who alone could helm
prevented her from attending the house ~
God Us often as formerly, but her interest In
the church was unabating. 1t pleased tha
Lord on January S0th, 1875, to take away her
leaving her widow with seven
chlldren all Of wRcm are grown up. some Of
them CONTESTED with her in the same church.
Surely the earnest and oft repeated pleadinqs
OF a mother at the throne OF grace, for the IN.
saved OF her children will prevail, and as one
and another shall follow her to the grave TN
tne laso one mas passed away, it Nay be said
Of sister Ceuntiss' family
Lifo's ocean oross'd,
NO wanderer lost
A family in Heaven.
Sister Oountiss was not demenstratiye in
her Christian experience. She seemed to
have had presennment of her death, as she
would often say to her family, you will come
home some time and find me dead, but when
ever or wherever die am ready. all ia
light with me. Fhus has passed aWay one Of
he oldest Methodists in the city. Rest In
,eace till Jesus Genes. E,H.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Old 10 hool Baptist.

Elder A. B. Francis will preach al
the Old School Baptist meeting hsuse
King street above Tenth, this Friday
evening, at 1880 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
RIack Silks

i on Friday and Saturday, Apri
b ard May lst.
RIack Silk.
Mn. Kannard & Co. will open 10
nov morning, a full line of Guine'
ikGilks.
Va the substitute for Camphor, Anti
GPapsr cheaper, better. N. B.
itth, Druggist, cor. I'd and Market
xs. The cheapest place for trussea
ihsces. A special department.
Snhsrd Heiss, the Merchant Tay.
No. 4 /. 3yd street, has a very fine
sEOu Of goods suitable for Spring
also a good assortment Of light
pthr pantalOons.
bglsnd's Balsam Of Honey" an
tIAH! remedy fer cough after
as, for sails st Sixth and Lombard
R,
good assortment Of Toilet Soaps,
Caticura and Sulphur Soaps, for
w. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
Poplar streets.
'ties Poultry Powder, for cholera
shef diseases Of fowls, sold by
4aa Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
stfeet.
linond State Book Beer tonight
a'urdsy everywhere. Extra fine,
i''nd celebrating.
Sckle's Diamond State Book Beer
Anght at 223 and 225 King street,
Emd Saturday.
Valentine, 0. K. bath rooms. and
iiR saloon, N. W. corner Second
Slipley streets.
as, Ee5ular-msde hose, IOc. Der
EWsi.Wright's.
sSfy' immense stock, Sc. per pair,
'iHVrighps.
iNighrs.
N1s' !, 3, s and loo. per yard, at
anight's.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Assault and Battery.

At Police Court, this morning, Johr
Kerns was srraigned for assaultinR
Henry Jeandell. He was fned two dol
lars and costs and held in 5000 pease
bond.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
FrinKes at PubIIe sale.

Will be sold on Saturday morning ai
Stidham's Auction rooms q large lot o.
weol fringes suitable for dolnans, dress.
% and Anbeyquins.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
DEL. FRIDAY. APRIL 30. 1880.
COUNCIL.

The Proceedings Last NiGht-The
(, hrassxwfao Wassr RfEnss-1he
@ueation Of Purchasing AHafp
Pestpsncd-0ther Manteipnl Ar.
fairs. ..-.
The regular meeting Of City Council
was held last night.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

n, simms' Pain Searoher! Look a
w, "siieal grardpsrl One dose will
'. . s.rsc6e, toothache, cramps OF
y ~, and one to six bottles will gem
..lIy T,' eurs rheumatism, neuralgia, DC.
as $ 5O,, Depot, 4th and King; Phila.,
{ N VI lrCb street. Rstailsd by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
T,s Family FavOrite.

/ n. Davis Sewing Machine is coneed'
IbT al women 10 be be the best sew
!, Machine in The market. The Office
,oV lossted al No. III Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
s..a at wholesale.

| ,rs and others who may VISA 70
,..s l,'.,s's shad uuf At Wholesale rates should
bgehaips y po..Il, ,D IN the Third street mar
|al % g. 'vuirl viii clean them ready for salt
E 9s.n ~ mD desired by those whs pur:.
|sI y, nr'u from him. He has also on ! hand .
i'x ! s,nal r,J, variety of fresh fish. Call and
|,ts yOur choice.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
INTEREST,".

Mr.. Msrris Taylor presented the inter
est list for May, amounting to "a, ,222.-
5o and on his motion orders for the diff.
ierent amounts were directed to be
drawn.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
q. A. X, Attention !!

Mi in line and march to the Boston
Pri,e Clothing House, 2l3 Market
|,a, where you can purchase good
hib duck vests for T5c.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

II you are sut Of tobacco and cigars,
call at the Great New York Tobacco
Store, 8. z. COR, I'd and French streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Base Ball.

n,,ob game Of base ball will be
y, I'sI " Nav Castle on Saturday af'
gsu Sa q bs,ween the Brady Senate B.
I s'S%l' CyVI and the Active B. B. Club, foI
S. viuu vsiSusmuiOnship of the State. Game
I'ILd at 8 o'clock, sharp.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

The rain last night had q tsndsncy
to mako the lir very pleasant and brac
Ing to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
A. '',e Of the Thermometer

Nm, AspUDllcAs srDi, na Office, on Friday
IT, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock
$50 mo
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Ross Hock Beer.

!. P. DOnahoe, Sixth and Orange
Iws, has boss book beer and will
|rs it in bottles or kegs, to all his
,iusrs to-day and tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

property of Charlotte Green for unpaid
liens, &c. Tha amount realized was
sSo, and tho expenses are S58. The
balance was deposited to the credit Of
the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
SPECIAL hhh"oA'
,.ss umbreliss.

n, ~. =. original aa1rsll, !. a,..s..'' ssn, !
1ss ,'s,s ID s. - " eor = Fourth .ss and .nS
,,i ''IsssI sssspsr than the cheapest heap
|ni saaaIsrs p nav demanded. Buggy um,
|t'a y. " made NJ and repaired.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
STREET AFFAIRS.

The Street Committee reported favor.
ably on the petitions Of C. W. Weldin
raferriAg to curbing and paving around
his property, and Of W. T. Westbrook
asking permission to erect telephone
poles. Adopted.
Mr.. McMsnamin, in presenting the
report upon Mr.. Westbrook's petition,
stated that he thought that the proper
Tins had now arrived for action refer.
ring to taxing telephone poles, and tha.
1t would 10 proper to introduce an or
dinanoe and notify Mr.. Westbrook to
either pay the tax mentioned or remove
the poles.
Mr.. McGlinehey for the Opening
Street Committee reported in favor ol
awarding the contract for grading Jack.
son, between Sixth and Seventh streets
to James Murray, at IS cents per cubic
yard. Adopted.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The special committee appointed To
nominate members of the Board Of
Health reported the following:
First Ward--WaltoD ]. Bowers, H.
N. MulliA.
sscond-Rzekiel Bennett, William
hcClintook.
Third-A. Bickta, ]. T. Bleckson.
Fourth-John Aiken, T. E. singley.
Fifth-Rnoch Moore, Jr., John p.
Lynch.
Sixth-H. H. Hawkins, J. Kennedy.
Seventh--A. Thatcher, J. &. Frock.
Eishth-George Hepbron, Richard
Kelley.
Ninth j. Mcsorley, e.. Griffith.
Tenth-H. Is. Lannan, w. s. Byron.
The matter was then laid over for
one week, it having been discovered
that the report had been offered one
week too soon.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

PRICEs REDUCED, AT NO. slo KING
street. shaving, 10. hair.sutting, 100,
oeiidrsn's 10 hair oaitiag speciality.
<Wats II. HAR4IAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
AUDITOR sAL1.

Mr.. Merris Taylor presented the ser-
tiaoate Of sale by The auditor Of the
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
Roak Beers

Ia, celebrated Diamond State Book
|svill bv on draught throughout the
i on Friday and Saturday, April
n and May lst.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

Mr.. Carmichael presented the pay
rsll Of the thirteen special rolioe on
Monday last, at ~ q day, amounting TO
S26 and moved that II be allowed.
The sRsials were employed to pre-
serve order around the circus.
MIR. Paynter asked how IL was that
the city had to pay SO much for the cir
Gus. Such pay roll as this is at least
unusual. The circus should pay for
the sf1ceIs. Considerable discussion
followed when the pay roll was finally
allowed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
RIPE FOR yt1g GARNER.
BY JENNIE Il AAGER.

WIFE s. oaran A. CJundss, af Wilmino,o,,
peiaware, fell asleep April llst. 1850 auss - =
The daily gazette., 1880-10-13
WEST VIRGINIA.
A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY OF FROM
5000 TO 10000 ASSURED.

A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY OF FROM
5000 TO 10000 ASSURED.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. r.
Up to midnight only few returns
have been received. The ticket vo-
ted was of unusual length, there be-
ing between twenty-five and thirty
officers, State county, and local, and
two amendments to the Constitution
to be voted for ON the same ballots.
Indications are that the vote polled
to-day is by far the largest ever cast
in the State, and the number of mix
ed and scratched tickets unprece-
dented. Therefore but few official
returns will be made before to-mor-
row aftern Don. The meagre re-
turns and estimates received show
considerable of a Greenback vote,
and indicate that the Democratic
majority will be anywhere between
eight and ten thousand. The State
Legislature will certainly be Demo-
cratic in both branches, and by a de-
cided majority.
The State gave Mr.. Tilden 1875
majority.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-13

chIckens Coming Nom 20 Roost

, From the N. Y. rribune. Nova lsJ2
"a All politics look Inevitably to
measures and men. Parties which
, give their minds solely to measures
with no regard to men do not know
what an election means, and have no
business to vote until they have bet
ter informed themselves. Election
signifies choice, and a choice OF can.
didates. 1t il not strange, there
fore, that in the heat OF political
canvass we should so often lind our
selves discussing the personal char
acter of candidates. People wonder
that we charge this leader with cor
ruption or the other with rifiing
treasury committed to his care
Well, is it best that q bribe-taker or
a thief should receive the confidence
or the votes OF the citizensS Is 1t q
good thing for members Of Congress
70 sell their votes to railway corpo-
rations7 We should be sorry
to have our great quadrennial con-
test degenerate into q lifeless
form. Ii popular election
be bad thing, then Congress and
the Presidency and all the machinery
of the government are a mass and
muddle OF mistake.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-13
General NesOs.

The Vermont Legislature yesterday
adopted . resolution authorizing the
Governor to invite General Grant to
visit the State after "flnisbing his Wis {
to Boston," The vote on the resolution
In the House was 1855 TO ".
General Grant LEFT New Ysrk yester-
day Afternoon, In special car, for Boston.
he was enthusiastically received ct eve
~ stopping place on the way. fhous-
ands gathered at the depot to welcome
the General, who was driven to the
cd BY Governor Rice and other oficlals.
President Hayes aud party arrived al
Seattle, Washington Territory, on Mon
day, and were escorted by Q procession
OF members OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic TO the principal hotel. Ad-
dresses we're made on the balcony by
Chisf Justice Greene, the President,
Secretary Ramsey, and General Sher-
man. In honor OF the PresideLt's visit
tive unnamed mountain of the Casoa DE
range, rising north Of Seattle and visible
from the bay we're named respectively
"Hayes" aud Ramsey"
Ohio Railroad has purchased severa,
hundred acres Of land At Newport Jews
ut the junction of tho James river and
Hampton roads. This settles the Ques
tion OF the eastern terminus Of the load
which, 1t 10 announced, will be cenplst
cd TO Newport News In six months.
The secood day OF Baltimore's '.sesQui.
centennial was marked yesterday by q
parade Of Masonic bodies and of the
school children, pubic and parochial, o.
the city. The Masonic portion Of the
parade included q humber Of visit Of
Communicates Of Knights Templar' To
day there will be q parade OF the Stat'
and visiting militia y organisations, Oh,
Defenders, Mexican Veterans and cadet
of the CIty College, and the flag tina
waved over Fort McHenry at the tim,
Of its BON bATdment will be carried II
the line.
The Irving Hall, Tammany and indie
pendent Germad Sections Of the Sixth
District of New York, at q conference,
last night, agreed to support 3. 8. Go,
for r. . eciion to Congress. The Tam
many and Irving Hall Democracy ais:
resolved to support Fernando Wood IL
the Ninth, and Abram 3. Hewitt in IN,
Thnth Congressional District.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-13

w. n n: k kEssARD Z Z &C., g.,
w. M. KENNARD & CO.,
w. M. KENNARD a CO.,
W. N. KENNARD q CO..
an MARKET STREET,
e2l MARK EFT STHEnI
62l MARKET srEEEr'
62l MARKET STnEEr'
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware Oh the
Trefousse and Delorme
Trefousse and Delorme
Trefousse and Delorme
TrefOusse and DelOrmo
Irefousse and Delorme
Kid Gloves.
Kid Gloves,
Kid Gloves,
Kid Gloves.
Kid 0oves.
4-buttons Delorme, el.b; a-buttons,
81 so; 4-butt0ns 81 90; 6-buttons, In white
only, e200. 4 buttons Trefousse, el.IG D.
buttoni, Sl00, 4-butions, S2.26.
The Trefousse Kid Gloves are recognized
~ the standard OF excellence. me De-
lorme Kids we believe 70 be the cheapest
glove In the country At the above prices.
that our stock OF Ladies' Neck Wear is
larger and inner than 10 generally found
In Dry GoodS Houses.
W. n. KENNARD 4 CO.,
W. n. KENNARD 4 Co,
61i Market street. cal Market Street.
cal Market Street. 82l Market street.