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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

An interesting analysis by BTddStreerS
shows that of the 2.32S failures reported
during the last quarter of last year, 1904,
or nearly So per cent, were of traders
ranging i'm commercial importance from
''nO financial standing worth taking into
account to a capital of $1,000. The capt.
tai of the remaining 324, or about IA per
cent, ranged from the last mentioned
amount to $35O,OOO, only eleven having
more than 100000. Returns for the
second week of this year show an
increase of 1S9 in the number of fail;
ures as compared with the corresponding
week of last year. In 1888, of $40 traders
3O7 had a capital of 5000 or less. In
1882. of 2O3 traders Isl had a capital of
5000 or less. The conclusion is that al
though there are more failures, the pro-
portion of small cases is such as to pre-
vent any widespread anxiety.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

The proposed treaty with Mexico, now
before the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, is attracting considerable at
tentiOn. In formulating the treaty, the
American Commissioners were General
Grant and W. II. Prescott. Senior Romero
represented the Mexican Government. y
preliminary draft of the treaty was made
last fall, and the Mexican Senate has
ratified it. In the main, the treaty pro-
vides for reciprocity of trade of all kinds.
The products of Mexico are to be admitted
free to the United States. These include
sugar, wool, tobacco, hemp, jute and dye
stufls. The manufactures, products, and
implements of the United States are &c. be
admitted into Mexico free of duty also.
The United States in 1882 imported MeXi-
can goods valued at $4,000, 900, of which
5000, 900 We're free of duty. We sent to
Mexico goods valued at $l1,OOO,OO0. The
Commissioners believe that under the
treaty trade will be greatly stimulated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

EOR SALE-BUILDING L0TS.-A few
II choice Building Lots for sale, south Of
Anderson street, three minutes walk from
Barnard Street Railroad by S. +. KLINE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

WANTED, the public to know that we have
w removed our STENt@4.. SEAL AND
STAMP WORKS to NO. 5 DRAYTON ST
next to Southern Bank. SMITH BROS.
Telephone call ia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18
Cor Rritt.

Il on the first floor of Lyons Block, lately
occupied by Madame Desbouillons. Apply to
Y XhNG
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

"ANTED.-Policy holders Knickerbocker
w Life Insurance Company may have
their policies looked after by calling at corner
Bull street and Bay lane ON attorney, who
goes to New York to make special investiga-
ton, by or before 25th inst.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

WANTED, collecting on commission by q
w young man who has had experience.
For particulars address w. T., this Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18
For SaIe.

EOR SALE, a good organ, suitable for a
Il Sunday school or lodge room. c. H..
DORSETT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

WANTED, two good servants 6women).
w white or colored. Wages $40 per month
Apply No. 6 Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-18

IN ADVANCE, DELIVERED BY CAkklEh Oh nm
PAID BY MAIL. -.
Mail subscribers will please observe the ua'e
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
nvunk And q N urderer.

Joliet, His, Dec. l9-rhis morning
abou 2o'clOck, cries of help muir.
der - were heard on the second floor OF
the Auburn House in this city. The
hoarlers were aroused and the night
clerk proceeded up stairs just In time
10 see the head cook, Mrs. Jane Hay
cock, taIl 10 the II nor with blood stream
inc down over the front Of her night
dress.
Gnorre Frre.tunc, who was one of
the hOar,lers, had entered Mrs lay
cock = room and bound her to prevent
her screams and then assaulted her.
When h" had finished his tcndish work
he started u leave the room, when MIA
laycOrk, recovering her senses, gave
vent TO terrible screams. To conceal
" hat he had done and prevent exposure
Frrcstunr rushed back, drew larg"
kuif. and deliberately cnt the woman
throat and fed, surprising he bad killed
her. Officers were summoned, ani IN 4
few minute the cnlprit was under at
rest Fr"rStuue was given = prctinl
nary examination, and Was held tC
answer in so, 900 bonds.
The prisoner i, Il goud.iooking man,
about ~ enty-throe years Old. " hti
uuestionc about the crime he admitted
lis guilt. He said he had been with the
woman from lniduls ht, that he had beer
drinking and did not know " hat he wa,
doing, but that the deed was the out
come If an Old grudg". Mrs. llaycoch 4
| not expected 10 recover,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
iOllN WhNAMAkEE.


Mothers are amazed to
see the boys elegant over.
coats, shown on the forms on
the north main aisle by the
managers desk. They were
never made for double the
money. These serve as d
guidcboard to the bargain
tables. In regular stock
you'll find the finest velVe
suits and the plainest. W.
fit both form and pocket.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

NyANTED-A WHITE Girl. FOR
w general housework. pain work. APP
ply at ll3 W. 9th street. W2tA
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

The habit Of writing and reading late
in the day and far into the night " ioI
the sake Of quiet" is one OF The most
10 which man OF mInd
can addict himself
The feeling oftrauluili'y which oom"-
over the busy and arIlre lnan ahnu'
eleven O'Clock oughl not 10 b" regarded
Az an incentive 10 work.
1t -, III tact, the effect o'a lowering
of vitality consequent On the exhaustion
Of the phyaical sense.
Remotely, or later on, comes ihe
penalty 20 be paid unnatural eNrrtIon-
that j., energy wrunI from exhausted
nerve centre. under pressure.
This penalty takes the form OF nrr'
vousness,' perhaps .!eeplesSnes1, nj
most certainly some loss or depreciation
of function III one or more ot Tie krtat
organs concerned in nutrition.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

Shortly after ~ O'Clock this morning,
a horse attached TO john Alden ErO'
Gerry wagon, ran away from Fourth and
King streets and proceeded down King
TO Second at a lv,ly rate. Upon Ar
irving at Second street market house
Ii" turned the corner, WHEN the AL" OF
the wagon snapped III two and dumped
the contents OF the wagon in the street,
The animal proceeded on III his ma''
career unit. hail way between thcsQnnr'
" hen he co.Ildrd with Bradley'a milk
wagon, and damaged The team consider
ably. Both horses were caught and III,
damaged vehicle. taken aray for Re
pairs Several other teams uadr nal
row ce,nr"s from collision with the mn
away. SO one was injured
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

The navigation OF the Delaware ana
Laritau canal viii clos" to-day, AND IRE
steamer Annie, Of the i'j"ntri" Lane, lett
on her last trip of 'he season 10 New
Work last evening.
The wafer in the canal Will NOT be
Jet ont until next Monday, and all OF
the steamers Of the Electric Line will
be- able 10 return to this city. Next
season the new steamer faglct, which
was recently completed by the Jackson
4 Sharp Company, will.he put on ID"
line, in place Of the TripIet, which Is
now for sale.
In the event OF IL" TripIrt not oeIn:
sold, her machinery will b. taken out
auh placed III the ilgIr', but il she Is
sold, "A new engine and machinery viii
be- built tor the Etglrt, by the pl'ey y
jones Company.
The ,riplct was found 10 he entirely
too small Tor the increased trade 81 the
Company, and the EagI't was "rd"r'd,
with carving capacity of 100 tons
greater than that boat, aud next season
the Company will be prepared I" carry
all the ir,iGh, offered.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

In the Superior Court in BaIlimor"
yesterday, Judge Fisher delivered an
opinion in he case ui Iagart, the eA-
ocurOr Of the will Of the lat" Genus Bar
mum, against Frank Barnum and Others,
and The Mayor and City Councils Of
Baltimore. The bill was filed by the
executor for IA construction Of III" VIII
of Xenu, Barnum, who b"qu"aihrd his
entire estate to Mr.. TAgart, i'll trust, tor
the benefit Of his brother, Frank Bar
mum, but provided that upon n, said
brother brcDmjnga priest, or mrInler
Of any order or society OF tn" Roman
Catholic Churc,l, tn" estate should pass
10 the Mayor and city Connects Of i,aIjl.
more for I'll" Lchriit Of the McDunpugh
institute" Frank Ba!nuu having be
come "a member Of the Order Of ]",'Ni>,
the city claimed ii" fund. The BROTH
ers and sisters If the deceased claimed
tha' the & vice - the city was void,
amt that III" r-'r'r should descend t.
tie, lnlr- alI F '' e hiu. The deere"
rruuarr. W., If The Mayor and
City CvunG'
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Deaf HIS


Notwithstanding, on the lsth ms. Jesse
lack Is, in the tSth year Of his bse.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invl-
ted to attend his tux eral, from mis- late reri-
denQe, No 223J Market s,reet, Oh Friday
afternoon, at o'cIoch, without further no
lice.
COCuEaN--Dn the lgth ia t., Rehccct
Cochran. daughter II iic'rge and Anna
NJ. Cochran. Ia the >ll year oi her age.
Relatives and iT.Cnas are rcsi%cuuii! IN
vited to a tend hrrigntrIl, from the residence
of her p.rruta, yu Fort stree bcIwean LIN
coin and A"JlI stree -. N fCliay, th' .lSt
inst. at IL O'tiUcN u. III. lnternGut al MI,
salem G. urttty.
,iLkNN-Un the l9th last, Ann Glenn,
aged - yours.
talalIyo. and fhenis of tie family are re
gpcctiully Invited 70 aitDnI the funeral, trou'
tno resiielCe OF nGr ION. JJhn Il t"un, LAn-
caster Pike. saturday morning, I'll O'CLOCK.
tiIgi Mass II -. i'tuI's church. lHtefmeut
AZ New Cathedral cemetery!
rAYl.Ok-Un the 10Th Inst, John f.Taylor
in the IL wear Of Ms age,
Relatives AM friend. are resi- ectiuliy inv!
tod to attend Il4 funeral. nom he late res
Lance. No. ~ l.as! IhirI slrcet, on s"luT
dey afternoon att clock. lnterlheAt IA
~ reIyIew ccu41teIy.
KkNlS-On tht .utn inst, Josephine r, "l:'
vf George NJ. Rows, IN her 2ICA year.
n G relative. ind ir ends are respectfully
invited To attend her funeral. from me feH'
ieuG.. II her husband. No ll32 Elm street, Dl
~s,ut lay at;eru.1a, at : O'clock. InteIInah
at " . uiuGtou all Branl}wlne cemetery
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

EpISHuKG, Dee. l9,-A' th"jl". Y
lay of MCDcrnptt and mae u."'i, u
completely in IL" dA naih'i' "".''-''
Glasgow, d.. nupr", advisor o' W
Government GU enc lnlrii sHblr'!' F''''
ed that the materials iuuua II '-r "
Of DcAoy, who was arfra.0t I4 ."'F ,'
poo. in connection with III" "!D'A'
conspiracy, were similar IL li''r 'o4 I.
IN The box whlcn wts"Np"i'" q u
canal bridge over the l'oo-1N ftFA '''
ia GIascuw. 90.
A policeman tetihrd to having m'.
in the houses of the piI~oUri' wv.
newspapers and dotnm'"'' SNOW" '.I
their sympathy wi'h thri.O' - ''" Nn
William LIm!c. who teo'i'' !" y. ~.
lin against h., bro1hrt-ln.,""', Jog
Poole, VITO was executed r''''""!i =
blamed the nature Of thc t'n''" q
and the object Of the Fen al o' gaze
ton. ..... If,
The witnessed for the "rIH"''
mostly relatives # lhr PRISONERS \
were called tor tho lufpo7''' ~
aIibls.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

About 3 o'rIprk yc,,nflh! III" >
snow storm rommenc"a '''. ..a
white promised 70 insure @Il,i
Christmas, amt Tor u u'i'' B" ', ''''
thick AMI fast. TINS was lo''." H.,
rain. later on til" sun ''Ir' u. ,g
through the clouds, bat "i' 'oou ;,J
and Anll comm"nc"I +" "'' '"' 'p,
with raiu.Ih>s programme "'' , M,
rI uniil the streets al' i''-.,
were covered wish sinSh' nI"N','
walking exceed upIy nnp'1",'' .ri
Toward evening this cra'r'' ' @
weather bccanr very { 49, ' ',o,'y,
,ush aud making walking d nv, r1r
ulrnsant hut dangerous 4N''l f
ION Of things still ron'i"1',' an" IA,
fine number Of heavy c'"NV' ~.
around ali day 1t ~ ! Iou'' ,D ,p
another foot of sno" IL III S'.'i "A,
things look Christmas IKE anu
=, nln
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Presents-TBc NOsiSuit.
able YON Can give.

Qpe"nswarr, china and glass Of every
dr.crip rtOrr, d'rurat"i and plain tea and
Ipiic' srt- IN large variety. Vases AMI
cologne set II new and beautiful shapes
and DECORATIONS Decorated cups and
4aurrrs for ladies and gentlemen HisVu"
figures, Mnio'ica ware in endless Earl"-
~ ard quantity. Also the best brands
Of eilYrr-pIa''d var" il CASTOR, hrig"s,
forks and spoons, Luther l5oard!nau's
pur" Britannia ware. Table cutlery,
from the cheapest 10 III" finest grades.
Library, bracket and stand lamps. a $50
on AccOud floor "" have an excellent Va
ricty Of oil cloth, carrying and work
| h@>h ats, etc. You are respectfully in
vitcd 20 look over our stock. The most
modrrat" prices IN this city, |. LEW Is
| Row. iij kIuG street., Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

BALTIMORE, December l9.-IIcnry
Herbert, NJ. T., Of ireland, on whose
csrar. are the Lakes o: Killarney, whose
wedding with Miss Williams, TIE
wealthy hrirrsS Of This city, was broken
on 50 abruptly ii few months ago, ar
rived h'r" last night, and his presence
has caused u ripple IN social circles.
NHrlous statements were made about
the np>tpor"n"ur OF the wcddIng-one
that Miss Williams had been seriously
Injured while hiding ON horseback.
Herbert said this afternoon that j"
cam, here 10 wed Miss Williams, and
not until h" called AT her father ) resi-
deuce did h. know that engagement
was 10 lr finally broken. The plea now
is that Miss Niii1nsis sti AN invalid
llrrh,rl viii remain here for some
time Miss Williams is a society belle
and Immensely wealthy. Her fa,hr:,
George II. Williams, is President OF the
Mary and Senate. \ brother of MIss
Williams -udurnjy left this city about
1850 years ago. after cards were ont for
III" wedding OF 4 NJ 81 HaHlItt and hum
SET, having assigned hls property to
his father III i!ua'. treat scandal en-
sued, the father u Mr.. Williams h"iug
credited win having advised the ahan-
douinrnl uf the proposed wedding.
lIu.'rY":, "a year later young Williams
rrrulf.Irrod nl> Il ton, returned was
iur.lyrD bN Miss iiaziit aud they were
married, aui u" SOFA subsequently sued
4 he father Tor lh" anmulment Of the
trust deed. TGrac two remarkable
events in one family Of such great
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
EDITION,

from the SI1yrna TImUs.

From the Smyrna limos.
Mr.. william Key bold, the proprietor
Of d." Woodland Beach and owner Of a
large tract Of land adjoining, il con
tcmplating making il a settled watering
rlase 10y "tlrring building sites that
viii attract permanent residence. Dur
ing the pas fall the river front has
been greatly atren.ht"ued by putting ap
" breaker "1hnt viii break the force
of tie waves and prevent ia" Washing
Oft the shore. A. the waters etgr heavy
tim hers have br,n laid ail secured by
we'll spiked planhs for the Pr",ec'l'n OF
| the foot wax.
During the past week lohn Il, Hot
! inGker has surveyed about tweHtv drr'. :
| nj land al l,ccnt ~ the ho'rl I"d lad
out h.oad aYrn,I, : running Al rEht an
g'r. forming square, fha' VIII b. sn"-
DIVIDED Into binding lots having ah"H'
| fifty feet from, and some 200 feet IN
depth. \ plAa OF the same viii he
prepared tor the inspection ri purChaN'
,rs. Il will contain over 400 building
lots Mr.. EeyhoId expects to have
them ready ~ pHt III IN" lnhrk"' III III"
| spring, and he expects 10 get fh.ih'tt IL
pGIt capitalists interested III ID" enter
Prise
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

Experiments were made last night at
the factory Of the United States Flee
trr Company, in Nrwark New Jersey,
to test u" uargrr Of electric wires To
fr,mrn, \ nny-IiEht are machine
was placed in circuit with fifty lamp,
- anuIuucr Of persons took hold oith"
naked wir"s without feeling shock. \
stream ~ water Was then thrown on
the wire, though n hose with II mcttIe
no2I.r, anl III $50 holding it were not
injured. nor did they feel the least
~uuck. The positive an! ncga'iE"
wires o. tn" fire alarm telegraph and
c.cc'rl" lighting system Of. the city
were then barred, and IA powerful cur
rent OF electricity was passed through
them. 4 man held II brass nozzle in
his bands and threw a stream Of water
on the wires without feeling a shock
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Commitments 10 the ~. Elmo club,

The REpu'BLIcAN acknowledges the
receipt Of several huge slices Of pound
cake from the members Of the 81. Elmo
Club, who lost one Of its members yes
rrrday at the hymeneal altar, and a. a
result of the wedding they enjoyed a
large cake at their rooms last night IN
comlnemora,iun of the event. Th"
member who thus b,ia them adicu
by taking unto himself wife, wa
Harry y. Carter and the bride was
Miss Kate Funk, both Of this city. Tn.
ceremony was performed in Phi.adel
phia.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Eff I h EDITION,
Dots.

The damag" to Third stree, br,,,l
has been repaired. ''Ns|
The Women : Crusade ~ a., -,
C.. T. L., Of this city VIII r.Iol.
their tenth Anniversary GA 5pp5,y '
The Normal Musica Sop,,r, v'n Il
a Rrud ball on the evening Of EXT
AIRY =.
Chlrkahoo"hr" Tribe. Imp o. L Y
at Grubb's Corner, wa, r,.or,,,,s
last night.
\ 'hristma4 entertainment w,n
given 'o.morr"w evening BY 'hr ll,,.
an Sunday school. "'
a masked ball wi, be- .ir.,
S'rihrr'- hall tomorrow ry'rl.,
"tho Seven Dudes, "
A "war dance" viii be b,3 fl, i
hall Al Seventeenth aud Union ,.,,.
tonight by Manit"u 1rbr 81 dV.'
Another case of sruaI.y9x Ia, h.
reported TO Registrar FIR. 2rr /,
1928 " alnut street
l."hrcca Butler, tie iit.lr gr vb
was badly burned On Monday ,y,rTl
Is improving.
The Trinity choir, under tire dtrro,,
of Prot. Ehoad-, sang at Port pp|sI
last evening and returned homro n
2o'cicck train this morning
The st. Elmo cub OF TIM Grywa
I
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
DR.. Si,nIIis' White PnlmOnir Bat.
sam

f. the leading Lung Remedy Of Will
abingdon, Delaware. 1t stands pre-
cnnrnrly til" first remedy in the
country for lung diseases and throat
troubles. 1t can always be relied Oh for
a cure If a eur" can be affected at all.
II is prompt in curing coughs,
colds, hoarsenrss, Group, sore throat,
etc. Lots Of references in Wilmington
alone, not including the multitudet
throughout the country. SO cents and
81. Sold by dealers. Main Depot, Fourth
and King. Philadelphia, Johnston
Holloway & Co., 602 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

.Judpe Cummins, si'tlIIE u" a., lJ
ting magistrate, disposed Oh Wv
ing cases this morning ,,, 100 4
WIN. Rickerson i'noIp , ii,ra
in the cells, he was lined t ,' Oh
WIN. Baldwin, who has ' " s,luc
the hands of the police w ,,i. moTl
nut in an appearance ',' far drul
and and was fined 81 and coS'' III
rhilip Donahoe pIea1 nov ,ne e tar,
similar charge, AMI upon nc VI" he va.
established by the evidence ~
81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
AT.
VIM. B. Sharp's,
III Market Street.

makes. We PICK out a ic"
famous bargains, and you
can now buy a good black
silk for 50 cents, with a
heavier corded one at Isl
cents a " BE lon at ST.,
we never saw equalled, and
a heavy corded Lyons, at
Sl.25, is very popular. y
magnificent" Savoy heavy,
soft and lust,ous at SI.So, is
splendid va!u", and to match
it a "Guinet " at $3.50, Isl
warranted MOI to cut. These
are all standard goods and
never were cheaper.
WM. b. SHARP,
II Market street Wilt, ,e,Ha'l>tnsa at Fourth
and Market.
We've talked q good bit
about Blankets and have had
a big sale on them. We
now make a special offer tor
our Christmas Holidays Of
one case, ia all white
Blankets. llcecy and splendid
in texture, well worth So
They are reduced to S4.5o.
We. B. SHARP,
III Market street, While rebuilding at Fourth
and Market.
Some clearing-out reduc-
tons in our domestic depart
ment will, commend them
selves on examination. y
Domctte flannel in black and
blue at 8 cents from 20 is
nice for lining or skirts. A
Check flannel in different
colors and a plain Grey at
10 cents from IS are good
for shirtIng, These are rare
bargains.
WM. 3. SHARP,
III Markc, street whIcsc.butilnE al Fourth
aud Market.
AS the wet and stormy.
days OF winter come on
don't neglect to provide
yourself with a good rubber
waterproof They are now
within the reach OF all, from
SI.25 to $3.50.
WM. b. SHARP,
II Narke, gtrcc' while rebuilding at Fourth
and Market
\ large assortment OF
carpets, Rugs and Mats, are
| off in price. An early an,
ticipatlon Of your wants will
pay.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
The w +RghSr.


Ol.;ce " tho G.uei Signal Officer,
Warrington. December 20 10 a. III.
For a." Mjhdlc Atlantic States, rain
and SNOW, followed by genera ly colder,
clearing weather, northtrly winds,
backing to northwcsterIy, higher ia
ruurt,r. The Indications are that
Tomorrow VIII be clear and COld.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Isvle 4 lfCillplstClG,

226 Market street Ladies' cloaks, dol
mans, newmark"'s, chillrcu's c!olk7'
haveIocks, etc BlrGains San now he
obtained, a, We have some broken ines
Of good, that we are closing uu' regard
les. Of cost
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
body

IL .n'0'"d 70 cDu At the o,d.fashlonrl
iI''a''"' o""dy factory and examine
1 ,nn' -Tn' Assortment Of home. made can.
u''S' ".. fresh w,Jc hi, week aud nov
r'a,,' ''' '"'.''nI "a boxes from 10
cents Nm al j., MARKET street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Diaries Tor 1854 for every
body's uses and to suit al
pockets in a double sense.
IOIlN WANAMAKEK.

You wander and wonder
through the finest lamp dis
play ever shown.
Harbatiuc, in Fai"uc" thorai designs
in raised workI s!2io.
In Raccarat, richly decorated, 2l8 q
to $500.
Metal Lamps, bYonzed, $3.50.
In Hammered Rronzes, with tU.il
shades in topaz and other hucs, $l3 t
'36.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
Fine l'Ak en-.

d. Is. Jones, No. 81 Mar ket street,
has q fine assortment of delicious
cakes, for the holidays. Housckeepers
and others should call and examine
them. For particulars, see advertise.
mgnt.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

The members Of SInyrh Post, NJ !, q.
A. H., with the Hriug ldrty and Drum
Corps, are it,i.r-t"d to meet ~ tn" i'D-t
Tomorrow Afternoon, Al !
o'r!Vck, to attend the riurr,. u
their late cUnurtIr, jesse Etchra.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
I>y., a s.lChtpt.sirIu =.

22G IArnrr street elegant RiarH eros
Gram SILKS, Tor sc, Sloo, :. ., th5o,
the host value eyer offered, ana wugid
make an excellent and useful present.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
y'yle 4 l.tchtcDsle1n.

24G Market street. silk haudkerr.0' is,
linen handkerchrf,, lac" ties, ..c"
hrhus, Kid gipges, fur topped gloves. \
large line, ard bargains can be 'UrH.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
MARI En-.

|COOPER-WA LlER-On the 10th inst, by
the Rt. Key. Allied Lee, Charles William
Cooper, of New York, to Mary Rh0ads,
daughter OF tn late Thomas Walter no.
pnTi9
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

blankets, gusslmcls, Paisley shaw a.,
blanket shawls, table ltnrns, narh'r~,
doy.les a large assortment arI 'w
prices pyir x Ljrh''unrJn. - Iar-
kcL street
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20
AT
John Wanamaker'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY
Open tonight.

Everybody wants a hand
kerchiet--at least, this is pre-
sumable. What a poem
could be written on these in
diBpensable tritles We
dent mind throwing out the
suggestion, as our own ma
chine is too rusty to grind
one out. Do you want a
point" or two'
silk Mufllers for paterilmilias. eve
saw lot worth 81 80 to $50 IL many
stores sold at 81. 50 all rouud.)
Real pongee and other SILK Rand
herchieis tor brother, yours or ~ NE
body's. soc. to - 30.
| Initial handkerchief. for friend O
either Sex. 20 to 6Oc.
Delicate, Ladies HemstiteNed-tL'
Handkerch.efs, not the ladies'. Whc'
charged with Wright'- q" Marie Stuart
extract, the ding is said 70 be .r!esi,ti
bic if gracefully dropped,
Regulation Flirting HandkrrchiefS
embroidered ia bridal wreaths and sug
gestiye embleula.
Signal Handherchiefs, in eco.lope,
edge or coorrd borders, in the variety
he French art alone can compass.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

Everything pertaining TO n sewing
machine. Domestic $. Nj. Co., Sl4
Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

a. 'h''r wAo "au' something extra
nice IL ~" way of oysters for the holt
Gay nayS W'o.a d" wet, 10 cal at Hanna's,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-20

ErAutiih, maj2lirA ru,pndJre,, ma
jollca pitch ~, fruI' aud bread '!"yH,
very cheap, will III ,h' ~ "'r!"nt
Christmas present, II Gnpp a., ~. ,
East Second street.