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Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The Il yelling of II. Pierce, spposit,
Sioux CITY, Iowa, was burned on Sat
urIay, by the upsettiug Of q lamp. aud
his two children, aged respectively twc
AMI tive years, were burned 10 death.
He was badly burned and his wife mar
rJwly escaped suttOcaLion.
The uiiice Of the rOcsin, at Tacoma,
New Hampshire, Vas damaged yestcr-
day Uy fire, aud d. Z, ". hackett one
OF | : proprlcluIs, was 80 bauly Injured
by IL tall III trying u escape, that bis
recovery is Coub'iu'.
The main building OF T. q. handCs
wagon and carriage factory, at Slough
ton, WISCONSIN, was burned On Satur.
cay. Loss, 800 900,
A fire a, Neenah, Wisconsin, early
yesterday morning destroyed tie Petit
bone block, containing tau National
Bal.k Of N.euah, the PJst-ulti1e and
four stores; the Russell House, "a meat
market, and tour other stores. The lUss
Is estimated at 100000
The round house OF tho Midland rail-
way, at Bridge, Ontario, was burned
yesterday, with four locomotives Loss,
30, 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Mary Howell, step-mother Of j
Howell, grocer AT Conrad and NJ
streets, died sudden v Of rheunAt!sl
the heart and old age, NJ the resi-
OF her step-son this morning. The
retired early last evening in appart
good health, though she had beer
Ing since THANKSGIVING, her Old
making her comparatively helple.
One Of the family went TO CA
this morning, and receiving no Re
in vesti gated and found she was q
having expired some time dutin.
night. She was about seventy
Yeas OF age and lady OF esIlu
gGaltles,and was vel liked by a
met her. Her husband died abOu
years ago IN New Jersey, and aft
affairs we're settled, sho came T.
step son TO spend the remainder q
days.
The Coroner will examine the b
this afternoon, and will proDably
q certificate without inquest
VIM. Haggerty, "a well knowing
mau living on Van Buren, street D
Third, also died suddenly Sunday 10
ing al o'clock. The gentleman
been suffering from Inflammation o.!
bowels, but WAS able 20 bs aboui
had been out on Friday. Ho has
enjoyed good health since August
he caught "A severe cold.
He WAS II years of age, and lea'i
family of several children and u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
FOURTHEDlTION
Al OLD CITIzEu DDAD.


tho oGe Of Ninety -OoO.
Charles Candy, probably the oldest
continuous resident Of Wilmington,
died at 2 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon,
at IL late residence 81 West street,
In the glst year OF bis ago. Mr.. Candy
is native Of Philadelphia being born
In that city January 18th, 1872. He
had relatives living in this city and
Ia the neishborhood Of Stanton, his
grandfather being proprietor OF the
Stanton Mills. II was while visiting
the latter and playing IN the race,
while no WAS . small boy. that he
caught an affection which resulted In n
white swelling in one leg, but from
which he recovered only " DO cripple
the remainder Of his life.
He received q very liberal education
,, In the Friends schoo! Of Philadelphia,
and when sixteen years of age he came
70 Wilmington and apprenticed him.
self with the father OF Ziba Ferris, Of
the Ninth Ward, ~ learn tho jewelry,
clock and watch making business, in y
store located at the corner Of Fourth
and Market Streets. After he had
served his apprenticeship with the late
Ziba Ferris, he bought out the store Of
j acob Alrich, 800 Market street, where
Preston Ayars is now located, where he
carried on business TOR . number CT
Year,.
He after wards purchased the proper
ty now occupied by David +. Smyth,
81 Market street, TO which he removed
in 1927 and continued In business there
until 1857, when he retired from bust
ness, having been quite successful and
acquired sufficient competency to SUI.
port his family in his declining years.
Mr.. Canby's wife WAS daughter Of
Nathaniel Richards. who for many
years lived at Fourth and Shipley
streets, but she died few years after
marriage, leaving three children, two
OF whom still survive their parents.
One of them Is the wife Of DR.. Henry
Garrett, aud the other the wife of CLARK.
son Ogden. The latter for nun Der Of
years have been residing with the de-.
ceased. Charles Candy WAS u life-long
and consistent member Of the Society
OF Friends worshipDiD2 at Fourth and
West streets meeting house. He was
alec an active aboitionist, IN full sym
psthy with the principles which actu
ated the life OF Tbos. Garrett and made
hun a conspicuous leader OF the anti
slavery forces. Mr.. Candy never held
a public office, but his positions OF pub.
lie and private trust we're numerous,
His remains will be inferred from his
late residence on Tuesday morning AZ
IL O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

A uum0rr of farmers, livery MT. al.
Others owulug borses, he'd a nert,l. ~
the Clayton House Oh Saturday, f.
=. 'yu.aCn Caa,d.rr presiding. g..
C'.r aee 20 frame ..w to b" ,r,
50 .. fp the legislature tor the BE-. O..
3 .O'-' "a Of horse owners, rep'r'au
..l. boy had attended to the duty a.
p '''. 'Detn, and presented the DRAFT q,
.. d." .'lch it Is thought vii. mr"'
he l.. .tgaments Of 81 horse owners.
The lT F. led ac provides that any per,
n'r lH,,Dur, who nall take Or nIr,
horses aD" drive Them away OF fail T.
return tlru, or turu them loose after
Uver.fl .laE, shall be guilty Of felony
and punishable BY fire, pilIpry, .asDe.
MA Impr,soum@nt The repOr' caused
CONSIDERABLE tl-CussiUu, and Wi.
finally referred hack 'o the cDmm t.n
with Instructions To- perfect laeIaw aa
present I. again 4. the next mr,t,ag
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

An interesting protected meeting Il
IN PROCESS d the Protestant Methodist
Church, Seventh and Walnut stree IT,
In this city, Of which Rev. Mr.. valli
sut. . young gentleman Of considerable
talent, 10 the pastor. Rev. j. l. Hous.
ton, by invitation, preached for him
yesterday NOR lipg and again last even
ing. Both his sermons were appropriate
interesting and evangelical.
Forty persons presented themselves
at the altar tor prayer, and four were
taken into probationary mem bershiP.
The meetings exhibit consider able spirit
and enthus asin and the congregAti ons
are surprisingly large. Services will
he continued tonight, whes tue Rev.
DR.. Valiant, father Of the Wilmington
pastor and President OF the Mary lahd
Protestant Methodist Con ference, will
preach. He Is said TO be An able and
eloquent minister, and he IL expected
also 70 preach on wednesday and
Thursday evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
FIFTH EDITION
4 silver WsaAlow.


A number 81 the Employees OF Mep.-
Bowers, Dure Il Co.. learning tina, '.
terdAy (Janusry l4th) Was tho !,
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.. an
Mrs. w. l.. Bowers. Mr.. Bowers |,
Ing their foreman, determined TO g.r
him and his lady surprise.
The program WAS planned and succs.
ful'y carried out under the direction !
j. o. Adams and W. ). Smith.
On Satu day evening At 7 O'Clock
number OF gentlemen met at NJ
Smiths residence 1888 Spruce street, A.
then proceeded in a body 10 the re,
dencs OF Mr. Bowers, 1908 Lomh.-
street, arriving au7 80 O'Clock. TLs
found the gentleman At home, but ca,
pietly surprised to REQ ~ many or !.
stalwart worknen, who took psace4,
possesst of his house. After nj
company we're seated, Mr.. ID. W. b..
seile made AL address appropriate 10 L.
occasion and presented " Mr.. Bose.
an elegant g0ld-headei cane.
Then came the surprise OF Mrs. Boz
erH, when sue WAS presented VIII
large and beautiful pendant AJl
pitcher, with accompanying bow. az
goblet, with tho compliments Of 1
gentlemen present. Mrs. Il. rallied +, 4
her surprise, and in fitting words Y
turned her heartfelt thanks. Mr.. b n
ers said be WAS 10 aarprisbd tla
could scarcely collect bis thougLn b
make fitting reply, and after I'd
words Of thanks uttered with deep gu
ton he shook the hand OF eapn E
present, which seemed more imr4
sivs than the most eloquent bpct
Several recitat'ons were given X
Mr.. ID. W. Bissei, with vocal and III
strumental muse by the coMp4
Miss Jane Bowers, the young ana !.
dang hter Of the aous, u
sided at the organ. At9 O'Clock
company were ushsreI into the d-
room, whege refreshments were stla
by tue liberal lands of hosD a..
hostess. Then followed music, reI.s
tons aud reading, and at rea,
ablo hour they departed 20 their hons
after wishing tho genial couple liza
returns Of their marriage anniversa
Much credit Is duo Messrs. Adams 4.
smith, the committee, Tor the suCc,S
with which the surprise WAS pIal.s
and carrieu uuI.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
THIRD EDITION
a He In she Planter Hotel. ~
L.. mis-. CaasSs tn % Deal ms.

ST LOUIS, Jan. l4.-Tbe Planters
Ho FL, one Of the largest In the city
u, IRE sarly this morning, And th'
servants quarters burned so rapid
that three D. rsons lost their lives. TIT
grea test confusion prevailed when M
alarm WAS given, and nearly Gil TIT
guests escaped In their night clothes
The weather was intensely cold and
the tremrn we're thereby greatly hir'
dsred in their work. The fire at 1872
O'Clock was under control.
The fire broke out shortly AFTER }
q. m In the kitchen Of the hotel, and
extended to tho pantry, storeroom ana
servants quarters. These were IN
building in the rear and detached from
the hotel, which was not injured. one
servant was an ffUcated, ono burned ard
two others had broken Limbs, Great
excitement prevailed among the oCcu-
pants of the hotel, most OF whom left
but returned during the day.
The hotel, which is six stories high,
fronts on the west side Of Fourth street,
from Chestnut to Pire, while wing
runs back on both Chestnut and Pine
streets to depth of half block. ThRs
the main building forms tnreo sides Of
. rectangle. The fourth side Is formed
by four-story bU.dug lvIly year
old, mid way ut which 'r ire r'f.uG
Acor j. the b. r room, and The Kitchen
il ou the a,gr a.ove /, The yoo uUncr
10 rs a.. oC4nu d by h~ Leip OF The
hou.e, a0Cu sty"u'! -a9n N uL.&'ef.
The tre started vsrT t ore t. The LIZ
row stairway aDd vas carried MP 10 .he
root by the draught, cutting II escape
by the stairs, and forming Il bATrIcadr,
preventing those sleeping IN The oonth
halt of the bIildiug tr0rE eh,ning
another stairway at TIE north end.
One poor fellow started down the
stairs before the IRE reached the third
floor. An hour later his crisped coepse
was found in the kitchen, near the foot
of the stairs. Another employee an
swsred call at his door, bnt seems TO
have been stupeheh by smoke, and two
hours afterward his dead body was
found on the smoking mattress Of his
bed.
The fire crossed the alley to the fur
niture ware rooms of the auction house
of Black, Taylor K CO., where the fire.
mel lad another fierce but short fight.
The damage to tho hotel is about $40
600, and 10 the auction rooms about go
600, all covered by insurance,
The charred body of Henry BIaney,
who had been employed IN tho hCtet
since he was a boy, was found a. the
foot of the stairway, He was over 60
years old. The other two dead men are
Carlo Rebole, sCuIliou, and Den Lis
Repoate, a carver.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Sin the L. S. Senate on Saturday, Mr..
ingalls, introduced bill providing Tor
the appointment Of a Commission 10
consider the subject of railroad trans.
portaticn, land inquire generally into
the conditions etteCtlug commerce
among the States, the grounds Of com
pla.i ,'- '1 'Ptinst the railroad cor
pOraolya -..iu4 ON unjust lis
elimination, t&..b NA.l or unequal
rates, insufficient facilities FOX Lralhc,
or unlawful combination, and IN whal
manner existing evils can be remided by
leg station, and to report, their recon-
mendattOnS and the results OF their in
quiry to Congress not later than the
FIRST Monday OF Decen Der, 1888 -
Tie bill was read and laid on the tab O..
The bill for the relief Of Ben HOili-
day was taken up. Mr.. Plumb moved
TO strike out all after the enaCtlug
clause, and substitute the bin 10 Gu
large the powers VI the Agricultural
Department. Gr. Williams raised the
point that the amendment was not
Rerlnane to the bill, but the Presiden,
said "the Senate lad long ago decided
that the germaueness Of al amend
ment was not TO be considered except
OIL appropriation bills"
Mr.. Plumb then spoke IN favor Of
his amendment, and vas followed BY
Mr.. George on the came side. o.
motion Of Mr.. Window the Senate wen,
into executive session, and afterwards
adjourned,
In the House, the nenaiou ana Forjj-
fcation Appropriation bills wert ps-s.
ed also pension bill which grants
70 auy person in The naval .r military
service who sha lose the sight q one
eye a pension ofSl2 per mouah, wj5u
al equitable increase for greater injury
up 10 $50 pei month Tor The tH'aO .o.g
OF the second eyP, and IN case u .p-- If
hearing in bpah ears e2j per mor'r,~ I'D
equitable allowance tor lesser .ulaEs
TO the hearing Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Tomorrow evening DR..
Thomas, editor Of LlppincOtt'D
teer, will deliver q lecture At the
Meeting House, Fourth and
streets, on {" A Recent Visit TO M
DR.. Thomas spent some time IN
and is well qualified to handle t
jeot. This is the fifth lecture
course, and the growing rslaIi
tween tho United States and tb.
try render tie subjcc, enc Of "
terest.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

vt. PErEKSBrRG, Jan, Il, 1888. -
During me performance yestc rday at a
circus 10 Berditscheff, in Russian Po-
land, a ire broke out in the building,
and before the spectators cOIll escape
the whole structure was abiaza Three
hundred persons persisted in The flames
about fifty thousand Inhabitants, situa-
ted in the government Uf Kieff, Rus
sian Poland. 1t is 104 miles south " est
OF Kief The town is important for
its commerce and tn periodical fairs
Ii has also large manufactures. The
population consists mainly OF Jews.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
SIinpery PnyelD enta.

The ravements were Ia fearful con.
dltlou all day yesterday. The rain IN
the morning made the already slippery
pavemeuts worse. Falls were frequent
aud several person, received pain
tul and serious injuries.
A number Of cItlZeus have placed
ashes upon their pavempDts, thus max
ing walking on the sidea aiks posi-
bile. Citizens should do this generally,
an it is much better than salt, and can
easily he wiped of the feet, thus not it,
Jur.t :. carpets.
l. d great deal better to 10 this,
n,cn VIII cause but little trouble and
IA, - p"Is-, taan some one TO TAI and
Ur Az epInr uf hsir lilu bs.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Notice tho Public

We have in store . large
choice Burbank potatoes, swe'
toes, apples, onions, homiDy, be
varlties Of canned goods, prest
tubs, ininGe meat, apple bntter
tub and roll butter, etc, etc, %'
VIII eel At city prices. Goods d.
tree Of ch@rRs. Give M a tr''
guarantee satisfaction. WoIcAr
e. Co, 3i4 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Robert W. Rsed and Andrew
Gsty, Jr., the two men Who were
by tho explosion al tho rowLe
last Friday, are doing as well 9
be expected, ard are in a far
recover. Reed was burned N
worse OF the two, bat under the
DR.. ChaLdler, il getting along
Dongherty il attended by Dr.
leaf and Is also improving raplj
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Mr.. Andrew j. Stewart died this
morning, ailer an illness Of one week.
Mr.. Stewart served during the rebellion
rs a soldier III the Union army, and at
the time of bis death was u member OF
Smyth Post, G. A. K. For the past sew
Ell wears he has been employed rs a
clerk and "a Iesnan In the shoe store Of
oseph Montgomery, on KING street,
above Fifth, and was faithful and TO-
liable in the discharge OF all his dutiss.
The deceased leaves a wife and three
children
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Dr.. simmA' White eUlmOR1c
BalanlD.

The leading Lung Remedy of Whining.
ton endorsed by hundreds of people in
all parts OF the city as the finest remedy
for coughs, hoarseness, Group, sore
throat, etc, and will positively prevent
consumption If used III time. We could
give references enough to ii this paper,
30 cents and Sl.OO. Main Depot, 4oL
and King streets. Johnson, Holloway
q Co., COZ Arch street, Philadelphla,
WhOlusa 10 agents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
A RuuDOr Denied.

PARIS, Jan. "A, lSs3,-AIl The even
ing papers have published a rum9r this
afternoon or the death OF the Emperor
of Germany, but the Courier du SoIr
was the only one which affirmed The
rumor to be true. The Hnvas agency
received the new, but has hest,ated to
send it TO the papers without contirma-
ton.
The rumor was subsequently denied,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The colored man WHO had
torn of by a revolving shat
ph0spLatn works a few days 81
proving rapidly,
Strange 10 eay, the man pro-
have ten uu pain Whatever =
first. ara this seems to Do born:
his actions since.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

All persons Uh0 wish TO consult DR.
Darmou. shcu,d caIl at his office on the
southwest corner third and Shipley
streets on W"Arr-day afternoon. HIS
al vics Oil cost IY'rur, and where II
nOuTsa Of treatment ~ required Gi9
charge will be very moderate.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

w.. 19'ue Cunningham, o widow,
n1 Friday threw Ler three, vear-od BOY
FROM -l" suspension bridge, at Fair.
mnnut .".t Firgjnia, into the Mon
orGah,, river, n distance IF fifty.
tw" and then jUlnrrj ia
herself Both usre rescued after
fDnrr4 yer Dhe dam below the bridge,
ard prre win dItEiculty resua"itafod
a. OpI-a r. assigned Cor the act.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

This evening abou, 80 mem Oers Of Post
No -, Il. A, k, q Chester, accom-
pa -r.u by heir drum corps, will pay
d iValeruAl visit 10 Smyth Post, No. !
Of this city. The members OF SmytL
Posi-, assisted by the Auxiliary Corps
are maklog extensive arrangements FOL
their reception and entertainment, and
there il 10 Goubt but they Will lave d
n-AaAAnt tLfnt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

The Asburv Mutual Improvement
Society did not hold trc!r usual meet
ing on Saturday light, on account OF
IL" uupIeasaut weather Tine meeting
wi0. be held n.Xi Saturday evening,
whcu the question " The Indian has
been uDJustI5 rrea."i 10y me American
people, will be debated.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Tho lulti(u Il O.

take advantage Of Chapnan's
MSS and are laying In their
Tobacco and Cigars for the
Remember, we are having a
Out Sale. We would rather gt
the goods than TO move them
man, 4th ana Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
4 sbH1

On Saturday afternoon Iapt, by b
anal boy, IN goIDs from 2lO East 9Th
stree IL ruo Adams Express Office, a
purse obtaining a small sum f money
The ijud"r VIII please retncu it TO the
Adams Express OF CO and receive the
thanks Of the poor boy who earned his
money selling newspapers,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

a man named EaOcn COUard. who
haa broom mandatory a. Secor d
morning at E'itth and Monroe, and in
iurtA his bead. Dr. Morrison ~as
sulnmoned aud rendered medical Az
sisJanCe.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Last Saturday a terno1n VIII David
son, All old resldeu' Of Delaware City,
died after lingerlaE Illness. The de-
ceased has been q sufferer for a long
time with disease Of the kidneys, which
finally terminated in bis death. He
was &C years Of age, and his funeral
vii take place On Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Ice Cutters n( WORK.

A number Of men are employed In
cutting Ice on the pond Of the Keune,
bee Ice Company over Third street
bridge. The Cold Spring Ice Company
have had men at work tor severa! days
on their pond near the Lobd-ll Car
Wheel Foundry, In South Wilmington,
but the ice thus far harvested Ia OF au
inferior quality.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
ddtng Accidents.

TINS morning cOlorei boy, Who was
II. euliug % seventh, street ran into a
horse and wagon al French street, and
almost cut nIa tongue III wo
Another boy AZ seventh 4.uG WalEu'
streets was lLJlred in hir throat by
cOludiug with another sled
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
NJ Of FrHp

The report that VIM. Miller, also q
hatcher Of the Second strDet market, II
il. with the smallpox, IS denied by Drs
j. f. and A. T. Frantz who are r"spon.
sible for the statement th1t ho Is
contiued TO the house, suffering from az
injury to one If his feet.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Pills,
The Perfection OF Pills,
Manki nd's EAVOrite Pills

The most famous liver medicine on Garth
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
Operation. They do not leave the bowels pos
tive. They tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act On the kidneys. stomach and skin,
curing liver complaint sick headache, neu
ralgin bIliousnoss. pain in the sides or back,
pain in the bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc,
Very valuable in Dyspepsia, maarnl fever or
dumb aguc, chtlls and fever, general weak.
ness, loss ofappetItc. etc, They are splendid
Tor weekly females rs an assistant to keep the
'{stcm healthy. They are endorsed and re
commended by thousands as the incest pur-
Iatiyc and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
~ sugar COnird, u r"n'sa box: family boxes,
in one u. Sent by mail. Sold by leading
dealers IN medicines. Manh depot Fourth and
King street,, " jllnington Del, and 6U2 Arch
street Philadelphia. nov22-f
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

confined to his bed six weeks with Mer-
curial Rheumatism, has been entirely
cured with g. s s. Chijes ~ Berry,
Chatter DRa, Ten. Price 81 AID $l.Tj
boti.r ol all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Lls( afPQblle ANles.

Jan. Is, John Tweed, Avondalo, Pa.
Is, Amos ". House, Chadis Ford, Pa.
10, Thomas Stimmcll, Wilmington, Del
~, J. r Heald, /"
q, A. McCauley, tx, Wilmington, Del
q, Henry Kane, Christiana Id
-, Frank Law, thristiana lii
-, l.. W. Stldham n Son, city.
q. Edward Wilson, Brandywine Hid.
~. Philip AmhOd, city, 9th ward.
80. Estate Of J. T. Hudson, st. Georges
" 80, Jacob l.. G0odley, IiranGywihr Hid
81, Lewis Graves, Christiana lid.
Feb. l. w. II. Dawson, near kirkwood,
o. Thomas Wilson, thristiana Hid.
10, l.. =. Adair, Wilmington, Del.
-, Jacob Casio, White Clay Creek.
%, j. I. richardson, Ill Greek lid.
., l.. +. Adair, Wilmington, Del.
70, g. NJ. d. Lyman, MIL Creek.
y, Samuel I'onnell, White Clay Creek
" -, Benjamin Campbell, Newark, Del.
Mar. |. Mrs. .Iahez Banks Mill Creek Hid.
6, John Bradford, New Castle HID
" =, Isaac Nailor. Brsndywine lid.
-, Atwood Weldin, New Castle Id.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
Gst Vaccjnsted

Fresh virus every day from tls
Vaccine physicians and Others ~
The poor vaccinated FREQ. U. D
risop, M. d., 2nd and King stree
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

LNOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING FARM
Il Of about IOOhrrcs productiycand cheap.
The apple crop alone sold to pay the tenants
share. Has to be sold owing to III health.
HEALD N co,
Seventh and Market sts Wilmington. Del.
ll5-ltd-2tw
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15
LAD As AN ArrREN

Wy ANTElI-A LAD As AN APrREN.
w tice Ia the printing business. Must be
about 10 years OF aye and have n fair ciuca
tion. Applications must he made by letter
IN handwriting Of applicant This Is good
opportunity to get a thorough knowledge Of
the business. Apply to The j A NJ rs WEBB
Printing and Stationery Company, "a Mar.
ket street, Il5-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

T OST-A PLAIN GOLD RING. WITH
IL a., A. Is. engraved thereon, wa- lost
last saturday evening, IN going from rum
and Iatnail to Nc. 400 Market street and up
Market tu Eighth street. The finder Will be
suitably rewarded on leaving same at tins of
nee Holt.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

NOR RENT-TWO STORY BRICK
II house. six rooms and bath room, rood
cellar large yard, and good heater Inquire
Street. luul33t,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-15

Wen b. Sack Suit, at $1,000
re an oak Hall speciality.
The .t"c, to-day shows:
JiK~T. Rough awH tumble. All
wool. perfectly '""" from Horks
or "h"bdS and t'r3 strong.
Nc bND. IiDs"I t,nLttng. Atwood
excerpt the i!n~"i. Eribnninxs
7"rA nB". TarItrd down from
~G".Hu. II you want tcOInc quick
~,
it5IHD. EntrrInkcu Cashmere.
Just made. All wool and very
Nt5 iiNb Two COiOr-.
Ibl RfB. Il lIunrn0ck Atriped
t"r"ry. STRONG enough 10 rank
Win Rough and Tumble. Vcsium
color that VIII not nhoW art.
FItTH. uO%s Rock cashmere. All.
"""s. very neat. Marked down
from 6II.Dp.
This j, the best choice Of
$40 Suits ever offered in
Cai Hall. It rs Il real sur
prize that 50 little money
will buy 50 good 4 suit Of
Men, Clothing.