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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-06-05

On Saturday evening the Madison Square
Theatre Co. will present the popular play,
young Mrs. Winthrop" in this city. The
play is thoroughly interesting. The New York
Herald says; ''Young Mrs. Winthrop has
proven a great popular as well as litera-
~ success at the Madison Square The
atre. The house is almost all sold for
the entire week, and they are beginning to
book seats at tine box-Office as far ahead as
the middle of November" Tickets will be
on sale at the American Express Office after
o'clock tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
Officers Elecfed.

Blue Rock Council, No. 737 Roya
Arcanu,n, met last evening and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term Regent, Charles Baird Past
Regent, $ II. Ewbanks Vice Regent
J. EdriLge Pierce; Orator, Samuel &
Warner Seer tary, l.. B. Morrow
Collector, William Bancroft ; Treasurer
DR.. Johu Palmer, Jr. Guide. William
II. Bowers; Chaplain, the Rev. J. z
smith; Warden, George Bockius
Sentry, W. W. Fulton, Jr. Trustees
g. j. Hart, TIL mas S. Lewis, A. p
Burwell, NJ. ID. and Peter Cooper, M. ID
Wilmington Uuiform D.gree Camp,
No. |, |. o 0. +. elected the following
officers last evening to serve for the en-.
SUNG year: Commander, shua A
Cloud Vice Commander, A,olzo h
Fell Officer Of the Guard, Benjamin Il
shaksre IRE ; Secretary, John b. Tan
guy Treasurer, Edwin f. Morrow.
Ada Chapter, No. /, last evening
elected and install lied the following
Worthy Matron, Maria Tonlinson
Associate Matron, Elizabeth Stevenson
Seer tary, +. d. Clark ; Treasurer
Maria Hamilton ; Conductress, Marga
II. Rounds Associate Conductress
Uajiarine Brown Warden, Anna Glib
sun Worthy Patron, Charles e. Boul
! den.
Harmony Council, United Friends o
America, last evening elected the fol
lowing officers :
W. p, John A. Booker W. V. p.
Mary B, kl.mer r. s., P. f. House
man Receiver, Charlie h. Combs
Treasurer, William Tudor Guide, f
G. Vinclngtr Chaplain, Lizzie Freez"
|. $, Alice Cornell o. s., Rebecca
McCrea Councillor, Richard Heritage
rru,'crs, W. T. Davis. Richard Herit
age and L. G. Vincinger.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
Labor and Business.

The conference between the glass
workers and glass manufac.urrrs al
pittsburg Adjourned yesterday without
having accomplished anything, and the
strike IL, therefore, indefinitely pro
longal.
The members Of the Trade Tribunal
in Pittsburg yesterday presented to
umpire j. ID. Weeks arguments for and
against the reduction in the price OF
mining in the fourth pool.
The workmen in Graf, Bennett &
Co.'S Clinton Mil, in Pittsburg, last
night accepted u ten per cent. reduction
in wages. Fifteen hundred men are
affected.
The reduction of wages in the rrint
cloth works of Rboi" Island and por-
tions Of Massachusetts, has caused much
discuroion in Fail River. Solue prori-
ncnt manufacturer. say thata reduction
Of wages must take place thore, al
though, no douh', It would be res sted
by the operatives. Other manufacture
ers think that a reduction Of wages
would be followed by a decline in the
price Of manufactured cloth, "and that
a reduction therefore wculd not afford
any relief 1t Was suggested yeSter-
day thar shutting down the mills for
one week from Saturday next would
probably be rt ciyrd with more favor
by the operatives than reduction Of
their wages. The stock of print cloths
on hand is over IJO, 600 pieces.
The Maiden Cr-,k Iron Company 8
rolling mill at,liladon,in Berks County,
yesterday shut down for an indef-
nite period, in consequence Of the dull.
ness OF trade. The mill employed $50
hands.
The deadlock on the Canadian Pacific
Railway at Winning, caused by the
trouble with lh" engineers and flremen,
is practi ally at an end. New en-.
gneers have arrived and the workshops
are to be opened to-day.
The Beaver Lumber Company, Of
YamacLlchr, QIchcr, has suspended,
with Liabilities and assets reported at
about Sl0S,00 each.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
Another Great Railroad.

Efforts are now being ma 'e to con-
uecI several railroads 30 as to establish
n continuous line from Fit shurS TO Del
aware Water Gap, and thence to New
York City. The enterprise is said to be
in opposition TO he Vanderbilt project.
The capital stock Of the Consolidated
Company is $50, 900 shares at $50 each.
The President il Robert M. Janney, Of
Philadelphia, and the Treasurer s. Il.
Hcaslry, of Brooklyn. The directors
are Edwin 7. McG"nuughy, William f..
I,irons, Il. q. Price, II. G. Lincoln,
John j. Summers and Thomas +. Bnltz,
II Phiadelphla Waiter Stabler, of
Springfield, N j., and l.. II. Cress, Of
Brooklyn.
The enterprise will require q great
deal Of work, M well as material, and
We are pleased to note the arrangements
made for its advancement.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
A 'r(tIlxll STORY.

A dispatch from Ephrata tells the
following remarkable story to one OF
our Lancaster exchanges Abe Buz
zArd i. not dead, AZ the experience OF
DR.. Lighlner, Of this place fully shows
The doctor was returning from pa
tient ON the mountain, when he was
stopped by a strange looking man, who
said :" Doctor, | believe owe you a
little bill suppose we SETTLE Ht
replied that he had norecolIection of hav.
ing ever seen linn before. When the
visitor said ;' DO you know Abe Buz-
zard ? We'll, I'm the man." The doc
tor was surprised, but the stranger,
without more ado, took from his pocket
Il roll Of gleenbacks. Hereplaced them
again, however, remarking that he did
not wish 10 part with the notes. Next
he pulled out a handful of gold, but
again put ii back with the same re-
mark. For the third time he reached
into his pockets and got out a handful
of silver, with which he sm ade pay.
meut and then left Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
lGT0N, DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. Tx? &
CathOlic Church Dedicated.

The new Catholic church of st. join
the Baptist, at Newark, was deiicato'
yesterday with appropriate ceremonies
and large number of persons were j,
attendance. The services we're IN charg
Of Bishop Kane, OF i;jehmond, Va, a.
sisted by the Eeys. Fathers Kelley, Fal
lon and Cor'lian, Of Wilmington ; Nc
Greatly, of iiew York, Fedigan, Of St
Augustine, and Donoly, Of Ashland
Il he singing was done hy amixeh choir
made up from the several Wilmington
churches and this part of the program
was very interesting. Among the selec,
tions was the "kyrie,' "Crelo, -
" Sanc.un," " " Aguus Del" and Te
Deum.' The Bishop delivered an elo.
quent address, which was very instruc.
tive and highly interesting. After the
morning exercises, the visiting clergy
and choir partook Of a sumptuous din.
nerat Exchange Hall. In the evening
vesper services were held and the inves-
li,ure celebrated. The event was a sue
cessiul one in every perticular.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
NEWS 81 N n AIRY
ShipWreck ed kai Ors. Boiler ExpIO
siOn- Louisiana Democratic Con.
V2nflnn

Two sailors arrived at Thomaston
Maine, on Sunday and reported that
they belonged to the crew Of the schoon.
or William PeIn, of st. George that
their vessel was run down by steamer
on November 18th, and they were
picked up and taken to New York. The
crew is unknown.
The Democratic State Convention OF
Louisiana met yesterday in New
Orleans. All but one ot the Parishes
had represr natives in the Convention
A recess was taken until evening, but
| the Commit 90 on Credentials not be-
ing ready to report, the Convention al
journed until to-day. IL is believed
that Governor McEn"ry will be rcnomi,
mated on the first ballot.
Ernest II. l.. Piper, of The firm of
Piper& Co., Of ST. Louis, jobbers in
notions and fancy goods, is reported to
have abscondeI, leaving debts 10 an un-
known amount.
Two boilers in ID. =. richards oil
refinery at Pittsburg burst yesterday,
lnj uring six men, two of .tEtm-W Wesley
I.Oup anu W llllaIl lSilti I POI lid ls
fatally.
The Commercial Hotel at Ishpanning
Michigan, was burned yesterday, and il
is reported that two peddl@rs persisted
in the building.
In Jersey City, yesterday, tn jury In
the case OF Captain Gordon, charged
with having abducted Adiie Hresman,
rendered verdic. of guilty.
William j, Pearson, recently rem owed
from the Postmastcrship Of Bafesville,
Arkansas, committed suicide inst. Louis
on Monday night.
The mil of Clark Brothers at Phillips
Maine, was burned yesterday morning.
Loss $A OOO
,,Two squares of the business portion
of FortyIIlt, Indiana, were yesterday
destroyed by fire.
The steamer Nemesis sailed from
Norfolk Virginia, for Liverpool, ye.ter-
day, with 900 bales .! Gotten.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
Fine NOnfpCtiSHH.

Persons in want OF extra fine cOnfec :
tions at the cost of second rate gools
cannot do better than call en- Singlty
BROTHERS, No. 2lO Eas' Fourth street.
This young and entcrprisins firm have
on hand stock of contoCtiUnS from
Whitman and other FIST class manu-
iActurers, that cannot br excciled in the
city. These goods are strictl y pure, aud
as they are retailing them AT almost the
genera Wholesale price, no one should
purchase until they examine their can
dies. They also have u full line Of other
Christmas goods, suitao ole for trimming
trees, or presents.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

1Ic EAST SIXTH STREET Is TIL {
IOD place to buy white sugar at 'c's
grinulitcd at "a, cut loaf at 9 cts, pure cane
sugar w. for X5 cts, the only sugar tC
,we ten your pies and cakes for Christmas
good brown sugar tor 5 und cts. Il. "a.
WhEEs. lU' East sixth street.
cur teA |, the finest new crop Young HvS0n
olong, Giunpowicr, Imperial, Japan,
SoucA"ng, Bnsnet, Fired Japan: In t, hut not
least, pure Assam at 30, 80 and 81. We give
a fancy cnp and saucer " tn IL If 30 ct. aea,
| cup, ana sauce and plate with pound Of
blend tea at SO cts. Il. NJ. WIEN, lu3 East
SiXth st eet.
our cote,s are of the finest quality: Fair
Rio, Pri Rio, Golden Rio, Pea Berry,
plime MarncaibO, Oh Government Java st
IS cts ID PARADISE to keep you happy, and
other coffee that We give cup and saucer
with II n, at L. NJ. WIER, l0S East Sixth
street.
Fine candy for Christmas. Some candy rs
low as 25s for 25c., and all best grades of
WhitmIns candy in store and for sale at L.
NJ. MIEk'S, 1903 East 9TH street.
We havr 40D boxes of new valencia raisins,
3 ftS for rs cents Undnra raisins, large rnd
tinc,2 H,4 Cor ~ cents: muScatels. 10 cents,
London layers 2 crown ami crown, cheap !;
new Leghorn cit1ons, Is conts orange ana
lemon peel l6 cents 3 boxes Of figs for IL
cents at L. NJ. WIEKS, lo3 East sixth
street.
White ringcd eNhDorath apples. 10 cents,
evaporated bl ckbrrrics, u and IA cents. we
have all the fine, hrindF of tevaporated pared
peaches at the lowest hgnres;2 ts Of pared
teaches for % cent a bs OF Turkey prunes,
70 cents; 8 hs fpruncs, 2Sccnts; French
prunes, TO- - md c5ntS at Il. N. WlEEh,
iu3 East SiHth street.
All kinds Of preserves in kettles, 2 hs for
2bcen,s pure honey % cents hs leach hut.
ter. 25 cents a h' apple butter, rs cents;
3 N,s minrc meat 2' G nts fine lnince mert,
l. and - cents, at lob East sixth street L.
N. WI Et.
4 cans tuAlhtocs. IS cents a cans tomatoes,
not labeled hu: good, nc nts . cans corn, rs
cents Bakers cu. n 10 cents 3 cans black
Arries rs cents 3 Ms apricots. % cents. r.
n. WIEfs. los East sixth street.
Crown syrup Ut i. and l.; csuts at. eur
ntw crop sew Orleans moasScs Ia excellent.
te ha . a good bhkng nolasses at 10 and IL
cants luort sSeet cider, 80 conts gallon. +.
N. WI EK, i0s East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
The Merry. Merry t,.,s istlnas Time.

The Joyous hOiIlay season brings 10 mlnd
the elegant gitL3 presented in the city uf New
orleans on November 18th. ty rha lb.d
Grand Monthly Ustrihutnnot OF tho Lo Isl ma
St,te Lottery. unuer the 500 'cH ana man
agement of Generals Il. +. Bcaur' gard, OF
La. nj JuhM A. Early, Of Va. wheu over
sln5 COO were scattered UgOldcast Tie same
thing will take place again Tuesday, Jan.
ID, 1874 the fan pnrituurs Ut hich can be
had from NJ A. Murhin, New 'rlraus. J a.
Ticket No. IS $50 drew the capital uryc VS..
000, $ id in tihhs ut 81 carh--"nc held hy Mr.
NJ, A. Sacnrdute. No 81 st. Louis street. New
orleans; another by Mr. N. Il. i'hslps. II
clerk IN the City ircaHufF1s oitcc at New
Orleans La.: tn OyIcrs lecinc pnhtiration.
No %, IFS drew he second eapital prIze SO
TOO. alsl sold in Il h, ut : onch-One collect
ed through Bank Of Mad N. al .IacnSon,
TENN: another ~ II party in MrldCn. W.
Va. lho thlru nAuital pr ze $40, 90 Wus won
by No l6,2OV, .o.d n nf,hs also, two o. which
were collected by the r.. -! NniODnl Bank.
The fourth c.. it,l prizes, of $500 c;-cn, were
won by tickets 10. l4.s9s lal $40 sold IN
IltIs also. to Robert Al"Atnuur, collected
through Mefsr1 l. ckwhod Co.. an An
tonic Texas; G.. G. FAINT, Madison &. H.,
Va. collected through State hank Rich
mund, Va Nni 50 Oh to tho end OF thu inter.
minable c.,apler. among ho miny other par
ticlpants in the Pa jioiean stream of wealth.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
WI. Morrow, No. Az French stree,

| w. II Morr.w NJ, az
has in .,na,, b", ~" t'o f,' rfriich 81 rect
which h. 1.Iim.r'1,' IT, nn"'''S1 niau''H OF non
|ho,tn,, ,r;naa To- ~ your 'es'uehce a
Il,eens a nn,nh.r @ - - en">Iy en" G,pu'ry hho h'
IIaai, nwt,n+'ii ."Di,"i VI "p.''a,t'es ana aiaf
hay, feed, etc. @ "'0' y
For fine apples. n nccessitv at ,ni,
time Of the year call IN U,Inv =, w. "''
under the EErlu1IC,v onirs T,,",
have lust received A large curun If ",'
We,trrn on,ln. ,hinG ~ W 'n'
with ready sale ''"e
McClure's fish and oyster stall. !, th.
Eighth street market are d,;,y ho1iaanI :, IL ,a1
with BUYERS whn are .lu,y, s,,,. ~
ge ting The freshest fish md Tho Gn.ot
oysters. When YOU need anv,himv IN IN
that line don't forge, where H.. stan,a
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
SPECIAL N f.NRAGks

WILMINGToN, Del December 10th
SSH was taken with a sudden col,
and had such a bad cough and hoarae
ncSs that ! could hardly speak. tool
one twenty-five cent bottle of Canadi
Pine syrup which gave me rromp
relief and cured me entirely. HENNl
jackson, No. II Beuna Vista street
| Ninth ward
Prompt, pleasant and harmless
everybody should try this remedy
sold at all the drug stores.
Among the Most Popular
Portable Heaters il the Excelsior; also
the Saxon hot air furnace, for which We
| ara sole agents. SchDn's Heater,
ltange and Stove HOUSE, 200 10 2l3
shipley street.
Gold Medal.
II you want flour that will bake
Htite and hold the moisture, ark for
Gold Medal, The best spring wheat -four.
The best is always the cheapest. W. j.
kimble. Front and Madison strects.
photographs
Reduced IN pr!ces. Fine re. touched ca binct
reduced from $500 per dozen 10 $500 Der
dozen. Card photogrnl hs finely re-tonched,
roiucod from ~. % per dozen to Fl DO per don
en-. 7. G. Holland, photographer, gallery
}o1 Market street.
Ee Convinced
BY calling at the Delaware Tobacco
Agency for bargains in cigars. Full line
of fine cigars in fancy boxes suitable
tor holidays. l05 East Second street
Ladies'
hne pebble button, worked button hole
ior $l.5o, at Kabcock's, 2O6 Marke
atreet.
A. Chambers,
racticel "a tin..roofer, and all kinds Of Job
street.
Coal and Wood.
A Sergeant, foot of Monroe street.
Genuine imported cigars 10 cents, or
for 70 cents, at the Great Tobacco
Mart, Seventh and Orange streets. Fresh
importatlons every week. CHAPMAN.
60 10 Il. Parry, .Jr., 23l King street,
and there you will tiud all kinds of toys,
and cheapest in the city. Don't forget,
uext door to he REPUBLICAN office.
A lot Of diamond rings, gold brace
lets, gold chains and other gold and sill
yer goods at cost, at &. Heebntr's, 6l315
NJ trkrt street.
Lex. Barney makes frames cheaper than
others. Fail style In ebony, velvet and
plush goods. No. s T.. Seventh street
Fine toilet articles you will find in
large variety al 800 King street, and at
reasonable prices. Taylor s. Fullerton.
All of Dr. Bliss medicines for sale at
\. Il. Danforth y.
Lnpin's extra heavy s7lG cent cash
mere selling at l:ussel's for 62i? cents.
Christmas Evergreens cent. yard.
" Wa;nwright's, 3l2 Market street.
For bargains in ladies' coats, look at
She Bee Hive, BOG Market street,
Hair brushes, 800. Fem {; Co.
Janney. 30l and BOB King street, head
quarters for butter; low for cash.
Janney, 3ol and 303 King street, is
headquarters for potatoes and apples.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

Edwin II. Coate., Enq, known Az the
"uuaker Orator." daily 10 Idcl The
Stale Temperance Alliance officers last
week Of his inability to be with them
on last Sunday on account Of having a
severe cold. Notice was, however, re-
celved from him this morning to the
effect that he had recovered and would
speak here on Sunday afternoon and
evening next.
As Sunday il the tenth anniversary OF
tho famous " Womcn's Crusade,' the
". &. r. u. of Wilmington, will per
haps arrange to have him in their in
terest at one of the above named ser.
glCes
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
CIlRIATNAN PRESENTS.
The Most suitable Vow Can GIVE.

Quecnsware, china and glass of every
description, decorated and plain tea aud
toilet sets in large variety. Vases and
cologne sets III new and beautiful shapes
and decorations. Decorated cups and
sauccrs for ladie. and gentlemen. BisIue
hsnrcs, MajolCa ware in endless varie-
ty and quantity. Also the best brands
Of silver plated ware in castors, knives,
forks and spoons. Luther Hoardman' 5
puro Brittania ware. Table cutlery,
from the cheapest 10 he finest grades.
Library, bracket ana "Iimd lamps. Also
on ssroud tioor VIZ l,Iy an excellent va
riety ofoil cloth, carrying and wo'k bas-
kets. afc.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

Music Boxes.

of handsome and appropriate present
to the advertisements in another column,
Of c. Gautschi & Co., manufacturers of
Musical Boxes, Sainte Croix, Switzer-
land. They have on exhibition,at their
Philadelphla sales rooms, the finest and
largest display of these beautiful Swiss
Instruments ever show in this country.
They reproduce the most elaborate
pieces Of music, old and new, with a
brlllancy and accuracy truly surpris-
ing, with an effect so melodious and per.
feet as to be absolutely wonderful. These
Musical Boxes are far superior to the
ordinary instruments generally sold in
this country, and need only to be seen, or
heard, to be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
AlnuSenleufS.

This evening the Madison Square
Theatre Company will appear at the
Opera House, and present 'rhe Rajah'
with the original scenery and mechani.
cal effects, and no one who wishes tt
see a tirst.clas play presented by a
sterling company, should fail to at
tend.
Lew Simmons, one Of the veterans in
the minstrel business, will appear with
a tirst-class company Saturday night,
and present an excellent entertain
ment.
Tony Denier with his Humpty
Dumpty Company will offer Christ
mas Eve amusement that can be ap.
preciated by old as well rs young.
Christmas afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. S. Knight wi ap near.in "Otto, u
and at the evening performance in
/" Baron Rudolph
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

Has received the highest medals at
principal expostions. Endorsed and
prescribed by the medical faculty here
and abroad, as the standard tonic, Il
-mbo.ies the nutritive elements of the
muscular fibre, blood, bone and brain
of carefully selected healthy bullock,,
combined with the powerful tonic
virtues Of Coca, OF Sacred Life plant Of
the Incas, and a choice quality of
sherry wine. Beware of worthless
limitations. Invaluable in dyspepsia,
biliou ness, kidney affections, female
weakness, nervousness.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
BOARD OF HEALTH.
TEE REGTLAR MEEJ1Nh LfsA
EEf&ING-MHTTh Btsf-
NESS STKANkAGTED.

| President Bush presided at the regu
l&r weekly meeting Of the Board o
Health at evening, and al the !nom
bers Wtrs present except Dr. Hilh-
| shaw.
| On motion OF Mr. Gawthrop, the Sec
| retar, ,,us instructed to send a copy OF
| the report OF the Board, on the Brandy
wine water, to Council.
On motion of Mr.. Gawthrop, the Sec
ret;ry was instructed to make Drlhl
report On the minutes of the result OF
he conference of the Board and street
Commissioner, and also to monty the
City S licitor not to take any further
action il the suits Orderei TO be brought
against that officer in the Municipal
Court.
f. II Gregg, agent Of the properties
No, 100, 7U2 and 704 Jefferson street,
comp aimed that water from the ad-
joining properties flowed into the yards
of the above houses, and DR.. Sprlnger
aud Mr.. Gawthrop were appolnt''o Il
committee to examine into the matter
DR., Bush reported that arrangements
had been made with the Trustees OF the
Poor, whereby the smallpox patients,
who are too poor to obtain the neces
saries Of life, will be supplied. i
The Public Building Commit CT
City Council were present, and an in-|
formal discussion were had on the ad-
visibility of permitting return to the
bucket system for cleaning cesspools
during the months Of December, Janu
aIy, February and March. 1t was
stat ed that a puynho of npfitjODS hal
been sent to Council, signed by many
and responsible citizens
and property holders. No decisive
action was taken, but it is conceded
that according to the law the right to
grant these petitions rests with the
Board.
During the evening the following bills
were passed
James Stuart, 3 Bell & Taylor ,S1.5o;
E. B. Frazer, 81.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
The HOdics OF belong and Party

Secretary Chandler reserved the fol
towing Telegram, on Monday morning,
from Minister Hunt, at Petersburg
" Harber teIegraphs from Irkutsk on
Monday Arrived from Jakut-k in /"
days. Military honoispait bodies on
departure from Jai'ntsk Bodies re-
ceived here by r!ty au;hor.ties and
Geographical Society, cf t",SL Siberia.
Bodies now lying in cstafiqp in pub
lie sluara. Wi lrava on Friday.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
Laid 10 BeBl.

VIM. w. Torbert, recently deceased,
was burned yesterday from his late re-
.idence, No. 4O} Delaware avenue. The
Revs. W. G. johnson, and j. Richard
Boyle conducted religious services at
the house, alter which the. .funcral train
proceeded to the Wilmington and
iraudywine cemetery, where The inter
ment was made. John W Dltfehdori,
George W. Todd, john NJ. Harvey,
George G. Maris, Dr. Il. IL. Jones, and
Il. Nj. u. Cam acted as paIi-bearers.
The funeral was largely attended.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
The Great Question

Is now before the public, what shall W.
buy for Christmas presents" Perhaps
we can help you select by reading the
following list: We have a Large and
varied stock of gents, ladies', boys and
chidren's fancy embroidered slippers
also full line Of boots and shoes i'm.
mense stock of rubber goods of all de-
scriptions. Call at the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 3Oi Market
street. HENRY PIKE, proprietor. Re-
pairing neatly done.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
For Aprins.

1t don't seem much lik" it, and yet
Mulliu & Son, Sixth and Market, are
having sprlng goods for mInutacturinl :
spring clothing. You know 1t Is very
necessary for them to SCI! on lhe
balance of winter stock, OF which they
have 4 good assortment Of suits ana
ovcrcoats, and you Can get soou
bargain.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

l.. Heiss, No. East Third street, has
a nice line of goods suitable for suits and
overcoats, which he will make up at a
low price.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19
A LllXury.

One Of the creates. ''nssings TO a
honsekeeper is 10 h'o.. mat she car
buy minC"In u "ta,'r nr-h a. wucl
care nrt c'r1N' '.""-. ., 81 ,n3 utit
it h"r,a4,. II;.''' ,,-n,.u 1t ;',> II
euuaI !! you u,"r1.N /, - vi! hu
It aga'n. ,r'Ce II "'u sou t,ulnd Z,
S. MIDDLETON, IA am k,u1 streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-19

at Wilson's, Alb Market street, in silk,
linen and lace handkerchets, dressing
cases, vhisk holders, ladies' satchelS,
pocIlet.b~ ks, hair brushes, combS,
neckties, tichues, collars, cuffs, ladies
aud gentlemen's kid gloves, fur toy
gloves, dress goods, blankets, shaw $,
white spreads and all kinds of fancy
goods suitable for Christmas presents
ut low prices. Remember the place
Wilson's, Alb Market street.