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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
An Old Member.

James &. Morrison was the frst
member initiated in No. Division ). OF
T., after its organization in This city
some 81 years ago. He passed through
several offices and took an active part
in the promotion Of the interests OF the
order. Although he removed from our
city about 1850, and had not the pleas
ure after that period oi attending INT
meetings of the division, no has retained
his membership and expects to DO Sc
as long ~ he lives. He located some
twenty. We years ago at GriggsvlI!e
Ill.,, whore hs il engaged In m"r'han'
diziug, in which section Of the country
the order of the 3. of 7. has never been
instituted. Nearly all OF the Original
members of No. division have ceased
their labors. VIM. M. Horn, VIM. Bolt
George G. Lobdell, Robert Galbreath,
Joel V. Greenman, Joseph ii. Green
man, Robert B. Mcdonnell, William
McCaulley, and possibly few others
still remain among rs, and NO. ! diVi'
slon continues in ilourishing condition
although the greater number OF slmilal
organizations that were Instituted III
this and many other States surrendered
their charters years ago.
IAmong the strong temperance men
in our city at the timeo of the organit
zatlon of these divisions we're tbs late
Rev. Morgan }. kheese, Joshua >.
Valentine, John NJ. Turner, John u.
Countiss, Abraham Schrader, John
,, johnson, j. G. Sweatmap, Dr. John
Simms, Samuel McCaulley, and Others
whom we might name if time andspace
permitted. These, with many other earn.
est workers have passed away, and time
in ts onward cOurse worked changes
that frustrated the hopes entertained
of reformation that would insure 80.
briefly and a diminution ofpoverty and
crime throughout our land.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

The President yesterday pardoned
VIM. Pendergrast, now imprisoned ut
Auburn for passing counterfeit money.
He was arrested in Buffalo charged
with attempting to pass counterfeit
silver dollar. The local police, d COM
paniou who was arrested with him, and
an expert of twenty five years stand
ing, all swore that the picceswas coun-
tsrfeit. The efficer who Hade the arrest
applied to the Treasury Department for
a reward ard ssnt OH evidence OF the
arrest and the coin. Chiet Brooks, OF
the Secret Service Division, made IN
examination of the coin and dlsccv'r-
I'd that it was genuine, and that an Ia
pscent man had been sworn into p:is' D.
he President, upon bearing the iacls,
promptly ordered n pardon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

At the opening Of Police Court this
morning, officers Vickers and Cannon
I'd in two men, named John Hanley
and John Dugan. Hanley looked Ike
he tad been III battle or at u Donny.
brook fair. His head vas plastered all
over with linen. They Lad been annoy.
ing the bosses at Tie Dlamcnd S;aJe
Rolling Mills and interfering with the
workmen Yesterday they came in
drunk, and officers Nlckers and Can
nou took them into custody. The
Mayor reserved his decision. Dugan's
father appeared and said he could do
nothing with him, rs he caused him
COu siderable trouble.
Onic1r Vickers in his perambulations
early this morning, found Patrick NC
Monigle lying on the causeway covered
with snow and very cold and drunk
He took charge OF him, AMI his Honor
fined him the usual fine inr drunken
ness this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

A young working girl, of this city,
by the exercise of her own inmate good
taste and putting every spare penny
where it would do the most good, has
furnished forth u charming room At
comparatively small expense ard SUM
Ciently aesthetic TO please the most ias'
| tidlous person. The floor, painted ny
her own hands, Is a dark walnut shade,
party covered by n large rug made OF
| cheap ingram carpet in email pattern OF
cream and olive, bOrdered by a broad
band of plain olive felt. The inexpen-
sive wall paper Ia plain olive, hecked
with pink, finished by narrow olive
frieZc, terminating at the corners WIN
cluster OF four tiny pink fans. One
window faces dingy brick wall and
she painted the window panes In bright
water colors, following o pretty traced
pattern, which makes bit OF stained
glass quite effective In the pretty room.
The other w,ndow Is draped gracefully
with long full folds of sprigged muslin,
depending from rings on plain pine
roll, TO be replaced IN the winter by Q
heavier curtain of olive cotton flannel.
The furniture Is light wood, and
lamp with rosy transparency stands
on a five o'clock tea table Of unvarnish"
ed wood and throws a soft lighs over
the room, which also contains books,
shelves of pine, a couple of second hand
easy chairs and small dry goods box
| for shoes, covered by her own hands,
with pink and olive cretonne. A large
clothes horse, on which she pasted the
story of Cinderella in Walter Cranes
pictures over olive paper, SHUTS of the
wash. stand and bedstead from view.
The toilet accessories, set OFT with
| fresh sprigged muslin over a silk lin.
ing, are a pink and white washb0wi
and a large pitcher Of the quaint shape
that comes now in the cheaper grades
of china, second hand wardrobe,
draped with a portirre of olive Can on
dau mel. contains the unssthetic dust
pan, brOoms and other homely articles
necessary to neatners and comfort, all
trltlss OF that description bought at the
| FIVE cent counters. A pretty willow
rocking chair, 0rnamenJed with olive
and yink ribbon, and aknitted hassack
to match, the two latter Christmas
gifts, stand on the rug.
On the ive.draped mantel are
grandma's Naullin teapot, two tall sill
yer caudle5ticks ard large ginger
Jar, not decorated and spoiled with
gummsd Or pictures, but left IN tts
| pristine blue and white beauty, ti'ied
with white daisies gathered On Sunday
afternoon walks. Two or three photo
graphs of good subjects, that are better
than chromos ana cost less, hang on
the wall aud coupicte the pretty RET
J uge of this proud and industrious girl,
who is self-re4pecting enough to earn
her own llvint rather tHan to be de-
pendent upon h"r rich relations.
There are plenty Of L.ou,es here In
| Wilmington, that can be beautited
with ths aid OF very little money, and
tasteful hands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

BELvIDERE, n. j., Jan, At is an
nouncei that Congressman h. s. Har'
ris, Democrat, from this district, has
informed Congressman elect hoVey
that hs intends contesting the latter :
seat in the next Congress. Harris, who
Is now closing his first term In Con
gress, was very popular with his party
up to the eve Of the late election, when
his votes in favor Of the River and
Harbor bill virtually killed him. Many
of his most ardent friends deserted him
and hundreds of his former coEstitu
ents voted against him. The grounds
OF his contest will be nse Of money in
buying votes; intimidation OF those
who wanted TO vote for him, some Of
whom, through fear, voted tor Hovey
use OF money gained by assessment
from United States officials, and non
counting of votes cast for Harris
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
s&4RRa'|'|l''I!G|S|! |'|l''!G|


sun rises 7 IT, ''uh o''" '''
| ChrFfeld 4 Best.
Striking clocks with alarm combined VIC
G $. Humphrey h Bro. one-prco hatters.
Dr Darmon's otfce, ls24 Camac st, PDlia'
10 call Ii luundress bosom ifiunJ Is nat
irony
Try the Nlskols double file at Mu,iIn > $40
". Front 81
For cut flowers and funeral designs. go TO
Si3 Market st
rinclsK. Plain Gold Rings, ut j.. h.
Hanra, 10 Eat Fourth st.
The rtsiux Young man Of tho future Is one
who will be willing u Jump UP anu OuIIn Vi"
morning tres
Mnhone has bought u silver mine. mat
man u ways wants " run something Win hs-
sessincnts IN IT,
A soft answer may turn away Wrath, bht II
IL far safer to trust to the legs In ease the othef
party IL real MAD
When two young ladies' waste half an hour
in bidding each Othcr goodbye II II h"oh
adi"u about nothing
The Cincinnati Gazette has 10 department
headed ''What is going on In Society fer'
haps II Is paint and powder.
T.lfc ism struggle from the cradle to the
grave. He IL better prepared for II VINO con
linually considers It IN THIS iIEli,
"What is love- asks an exchange, Love
my friend is thinking that you and the girl
can be an eternal pie nic 10 each other
We talk about men of genius, but are they
more than men Of earnest thought ana hc-
tom II not genius another name for indus
Lry'
Cou,idcrarr father lyon should eat Ora
ham bread. my son. it makes bone Re.
suuusiyr youth: "li'm, I'm all about bones
hUw.
E,crv person IL responsible for all the good
wIlnn the scope Of his abilities, and for no
molc and none can tell whose sphere II the
largest.
From sclhshne,4 men make seycrer law
| for women than for themselves. without sus-
pectiug that by doing 20 thty raiSe thchl
above themselves,
The great secret Of the marriage relation IS
| 10 learn To- bear with each others f.Ilngs, mol
! to be bind 10 thum--thnt il clthtr.t IinpOs'
sibiiity, or II Is IA folly
For beauty Of mouldngs, want Tho public
| To call and scc. Gilt in splendid order and
pattern, Walnut and Rosewood uDsurIust.
able q, Il. Eaugh, 5D7 Shlpley street.
Canton flannel drawers, rcd flannel under.
wear. blue flannel lucod shirts, own make,
| Cardigan packets, r. and ". coIiaFf stylish
| neckwear ". Is, Cole, 2O- Markets 81.
Go TO n. II. Moore's stalls, II and - Sec.
| Ond street market, where SOW viii hhd 2"od
quality Of new huckwhcnt -four, also r"ll
and good tub butter, cheese, salt iish, etc,
etc.
Ross. ll6 Market street, haH fine a-sort'
| mclt Of hats, underwear ana suspthderr,
which he will sell at very low prices. No"
| is tho time to secure bargain. fHll ana rH'
anime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
phi,BdeIDhiR shoppers

who think they cannot buy any dry
goods in Wilmington, should call at
Crosby g. Hills and he convinced thas
in going to Philadelphia, they not oni y
lose time and railroad fares, but In
some cases pay mora for their goods:
It. will pay you To visit our store and
examine tho bars aims we are now Offer
ing. Crosby u Hill, 200 and 222 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

At the regular meeting of the Rugby
Literary Society, of Rugby Academy.
yesterday afternoon, an election CT ON
GERS took place with the following re-
suit: President, Frank B. Myers
Vice President, j Oakford Lambson ;
Secretary, G. Clelend Joces; Treasur-
er, II. c, Barnard Librarian, Adam
Luke; Assistant Librarian, A!bert
Harris Editors of Rugby Monthly,
L. d. Carpenter, G. L. Ward Sergeant
alarms, j. Perkins Groome; Critic,
Or. ). W. Murphy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Nrnsl,y 4 Hilv

are having an active business they
are selling goods very Gheap. Casn
customers. Who are willing to buy
goods in Wilmington 8 or 10 per cent.
Cheaper than Philadelphia prices, will
not be disappointed at 2sO and ~
Market street Great bargains in mus
lins and all kinds Of housekeeping
goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Call on j. X. Sutterley, general agent
?O2 Market street. up STAIRS, anu gos
papers so that yon can see how chesp
Won can carry from one to ten thousand
dollars on your life in the Mutual
Reserve Fund l. ifs Association OF New
York, and the workings of the Assocla-
,ien. Rooms open until in the even
ing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

take notiee-tor 81. 90 you can have the
great American Agricnlturist" for
1888, and also { Il ,he good and substan-
tial clothing needed for men ard boys,
for dress and common wear, st lowest
prices. If Cyrus Stern, III Market ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Thomas Mullen, Jr,, proprietor of
the Depot Restaurant, was presented
with n handsome ebony cane with IL
gold head, on New Years day. 1t was
engraved "Presented to Thomaa hul-
len, Jr., by tho clerks in hls employ,
January /, 1888"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

For fine French or English wor'ted
Suic with suitable Trimmings, you viii
pay TO any first class Tailor ia Phila-
de!phia SIS. can give you the Nal, q
Suit in every respect for $4j, Fed Car
SOD, Bl5 Naratt >traet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Diseas, take ). s. :. ] skaptical, come
To see ~; We will rnr' you. 'r ch"' 70
nothing. S"i.t spec Fl Co, Atlanta,
Ga. PrIce 81 90 atd$l.,5 per bD.tie OF
aIl druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

The Mutual Reserved Association, OF
New York, Of which j X. SntterIey 4
Co, 3Os Market street, is general agents,
tafe mem bers from the ages OF IL to 90
wears, also take ladies'. Call and get
papers. Rooms open until sp. Id.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Mr.. W. Wade, Of Cecil county,
Maryland, has purchased of Y I. Dill
worth and Joseph Hatton, the farm
know n as the Moore estate, consisting
of 100 acres Of land situated near New
Ark, Del. The price paid is 1000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
6yrAne RnrW0fnB.

Good twiIled crash, 4 cents yard ;
good prints, 4 cents yard ladies' and
children's hose, cents a pair, worth ~
cents, at Crosby h Hills, $50 and ~
Market Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

of bIeac,.ed muslns and Lonsdaie
cambrics very cheapst Crosby " HilEs'
$50 and 222 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

VIM. II. Dawson who resides near
Klrkwood, will sell his stock and farm
ingutensils at public SAFE on Thursday,
the flrst day Of February.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

War Departments, Oitl~a ef the Ohis
Signal Oitiosr, Washington. January
0. Il a. N.
rHE wKATH8E REr0RT FNs TO-DAY
For tae Middle Arlaulis sist"s
warmer, cloudy vcatHsn with suoN
turning into ratr, L"ctl"asterly veei
ine TO southerly winds, ,ower pGc'.ure'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Five pounds of elegant coffss for u
at Crippen's, No. 5 East 2nd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

On Saturday, Spencer, at No. 7oO
Market street, will offer some excep
tionaly good bargains in LADIES', gents
and ehiliren's hose.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Singing irritation, inflammation, All
Kidney aud Urinary Complaints cHreo
by "Buohu-paiba." ii.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Pure pepper at Crippen's, No. Eas'
Sad street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Slass Of tho Tne7m0 m0snessF

a, she REPUBLICAN, offoe in the shade
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock 1scloh
| 400 % "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

l an subject 70 attacks cf infamna'
tory sxtrsvagxncs, and while under the
influence Of these paroxysms, ! am
liable to Be influenced by the oaprices
OF public desires. That in connection
with an organic mania for selling man
ufaGturad tobaccos has induced me to
jespardize prosperity and happiness for
the purpose Of giving my paCrons and
ths poblic generally tns benefit of those
periodical sutbursts of generosity.
The solution Of the above can be
found at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
and Shiplev. CHAPMAN, proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
The Great Mlstake

that many Of our citizens mske is that
OF going to Philadelphia or any 9TH or
city TO have their fine clothes made. Ia
it possible there are no Tailors in Will
mington? Pay US with in 20 per cent Of
what you have TO pay when you 60 to
other cities for 3 good suit, and see
" hat tho result will be. Fsrd Carson,
SO Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
The Latest n eWa.

Holland will make one la9ge photo
graph with frame for &l.26, retOuched
10 The finest style; no finer made in the
city; fine letoJched cabinets for 81 ;
4 cards finely retouched for 81, and pic
lures copied and enlarged In same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap, tirst-clas. galleries in the city.
No. 3U7 Market street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
TelegraDhic Breyifics.

Kate Kane. the female lawyer who
threw water into Judge Mallory's face in
the Milwaukee Criminal Court, was re-
leased Yesterday from the county Jail,
where she had been confined for thirty
days for contempt Of court. The lady's
friends took her away in hack and pre-
sented her with purse.
Basel Ball Yesterday: Philadclphla--Al-
legheny, Il; Athletic, 4. Princeton, n.
J.-Activcs, 6: Princeton College, z. New
Metropolitan, .; Baltimore, o. Rain
prevented games At Chicago, Detroit, and
Cleveland. Trenton, n. J.-Trenton, 10;
Brooklyn, 4.
A Yankton, ID. T., telegram says: Off
GERS FROM above bring a report that seven
Indians at the Brule agency assaulted fiji
teen-Year-old white girl last week. \
deputy marshal will leave here tonight 10
make arrests. The penalty under the
United States law Is death.
Mrs. II. B. Ridley, daughter OF the late
Senator Hill, died yesterday in Atlanta
from injuries received Friday in jumping
from a buggy while the horse was running
away.
John Matter and wife, who were mar
ried three months ago, were ont in n sail
boat Sunday at Lake City, when the boat
cap,ized, and both were drowned.
Atamceting of the Irish National Leagues
in ST. Louis sunday speeches were made
dcnuncmtory Of the Popc's circular as an
unwarrantcd interference in purely p0liti-
cal matters, and recommending prompt
subscriptions to the Plrnell redemption
fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
Another Chapter I'm ~ Louisiana Scn-
dctta-TIrec Men Killed.

fBy telegraph to The Dispatch.l
New ORLEANS. May 21.-The Times
Democrats Amite, La, special says: Yes
terday evening Guion and Pierre Laner
and William Curlcy were murdered
III the southern portion OF st. He
lena parish. Guion and Pierre are
sons OF Pierre Lancr. Jr., who
was murdered some three months
ago on the Baton Rouge road, in Living
stone parish. Suspicion pointed to James
and William Curley as the assassins.
Pierre and GuiOn Lanier resolved to
avenge their fathers death. About a
month after the murder Of Pierre Laner
James CIulcy was murdered. Last Satur-
dav the Lanicrs were ut Grecnsburg, st.
Helena parish. but learning that they
would probably be arrested on suspicion
as the slayers OF James Curley, they left
town and remained at the house OF friend
in the country, starting yesterday for their
home. in Livingstone parish. 1t is sup
posed that William Curley and Robert
Morrison, his brothcr-in-law, ambushed
themselves and awaited the coming OF the
Laniers. I'm the fight which followed the
two Laners and William Curley were
killed. \ eoroner's inquest Is being held
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
PETERSBURG.

AN INTERESTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND THs VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
IAILISAD--PERSoNAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
(Corrcspondcnco OF the Richmond Mspatch.l
MAY 81, 1888.
The twcnty-fourth anniversary OF the
Msrkei-Street Methodist Sunday school
was held on last sunday morning. Dr.
Edwards. who organized the school twenty
four years ago. was present, and after the
annual report was read aud the business
Of the meeting transacted he requested all
present who were connected with the
school twcnty-iour years ago 20 rise and
stand tin counted. Only ten persons arose.
He made the count the occasion Of some
touching and admonitory remarks. A full
list Of officers was elected for the ensuing
wear. with Mr. +. Il. Balm rs president.
The committee appointed 10y the Cham
her Of Commerce 10 bring The matter OF the
Virginia and North Carolina railroad to the
attention Of the Council and urge that body
10 take some action 10 influence the COM
many 70 run the road through Petersburg
will meet in day or two TO frame their
petition. The Council will be urged 10
appoint a committee tn act in conference
with the chambers committee and the au-
ihorities Of the road. Public sentiment
here-at lca>. among the buSincSS-pcopc-
Is i'm favor ~ doing anything within rca-
Sonablc limits 70 induce the company to
come % Petersburg.
4 telegram was received here this morn
Ing announcing the death in Franklin
county. Y. c.. o. Miss Annie Bridgcrs.
sister OF Mir. :. :. BridgcrS. prominent
merchant Of or city.
Captain Alonzo rravcrs. formerly Of this
city. now Of Baltimore. and well known in
Richmond and all along the line Of the
James river, is reported aS being very in
at his home. ROBIN ADAlR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
Virginia News.

The anniversary exercises Of the llamp-
ton Normal and Agricultural Institute viii
take place on the 18th Of this month.
Arber. a little son Of Mr.. i. NJ. sansell,
OF Roanoke. had one OF hls hands terribly
lacerated Friday by the explosion Of a dy-
Mantle cartridge he had picked up in the
street.
The following Is the programme OF the
commencement exercises OF Ilampden- sid
neg Conege: Sunday, June 10th, baccalau-
reate sermon. Rev. ID. Mcllwaine, presi-
dent-elect; Tuesday, June 18th, meeting OF
the Board 81 Trustees and anniversary
celebration OF the Union Literary Society
wednesday, June 18th, address before the
literary societies by the Hon. ID. Il. Lucas,
Ii. d., and anniversary celebration OF the
Pbilanthropic Literary Society; Thursday,
delivery Of diplomas, distinctions, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
4 Texas Desperate Killed.
Ui3v telegraph 10 The Dispatch.l

10y lcltEldiu 10 lHc Dl9pdlti'I
GALVESTON, May 2l.-A special from
Henrietta. Texas, says: &C. VI. Burgess,
who killed Il. NJ. Donley last November,
was shot and killed yesterday 10y W. Il.
Curtis. one OF the largest Stock-owncrs in
Texas, at the post-ofice during the deiy-
cry of the mail. Burgess, il is stated,
showed Curtis roughly aside; hot words
passed, when Burgess tried TO shoot, but
Curtis was quicker, and shot Burgess. who
turned and staggered towards the door,
Curtis still firing on him. Burgess took
only few steps and fell dead two feet
from where he had killed Donley. Two
men were accidentally wounded, but it is
thought not seriously. Curtis at once sur
rendered TO the authorities, and requested
an immediate trial. lie sent word from
Jail TO the wounded men that he would
pay all their expenses for time lost, and, il
permanently injured, would fully provide
for them. Burgess intended to Kill Curtis
at the time OF the shooting OF Donley, and
is alleged to have threatened CurtiS's life
on several occasions. Public sentiment is
entirely with Curtis"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
FANCY GOODS.

~ 4 l. Y i y ;,
TILL JUNE Isl. WILL MAKE 4 DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY CENTS on DOLLAR
from his regular low prices on all purchases from
his immense stock 1t sos BROAD STREET, With
the exception Of CuILDREN's CARRIAGES and
the TABLE OF sPECIALTlE> in The centre Of.
tie store. on which the prices viii b. such as viii
close them IL once. make this oacr in order to
moye our present stock TO make room tor f1ll I'M
pgrtlion., which. from adyices just received. VIII
arrive about sixty day- earlier this season than
usual. and mus; be handled.
Remember, No RESERVATION except that
mentioned The discount applies - our entire
stock Of CHINA, GLASS, SiLNER-pLATED
WARE, JEWELRY, CLOC Ks. ALBUMS,
FRAMES. TINWARE. 10 UsEKEEPING
GOODS, and FANCY GOODS. Twenty cents OH
ON every dollar bought at prices that for seven
years have held the reputation for being the LOW
Est IL TOWN. The bargains on the Odds
AXD-ENDs TABLE VIII surprise You At
STEVENS,
mv9 900 broad s't.,''