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The Portland daily press., 1884-05-13
HORSES.

CONSTANTLY on hand for sale or exchange
" large assortment of Team, Family, Express
and General purpose Horses at the BIDDEFORD
SALE STABLES, Bddetord, Maine
Z.R. FOLSOM g. CO.,
ap24d1m Proprietors.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-13
CALISAYA CORDIAL,

This preparation composed Of
Calisaya, Cor Kings Bark the
most valuable species of the Peru
Wan Bark used in Medicine ArO-
mates, forms one Of the best Ton
les in the world. AS an appetizer
prOmater of digestion it has no
equal, any person recovering from
feyers Or other sickness, will find
in this preparation an invaluable
companion.
Price so cents for a large Bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-13
Special Rates for the CAMPAIGN

P''1o@1s
To new Subscribers, during the political
campaign of 1884, the price Of the DAILY
PRESS will be
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-13
AMT.

You will find it to your advantage to use AverilI
Faint. 1t is more extensively used than any Paint
produced. For Economy and Durability it is
wishout an equal, and is guaranteed. Also Ala
bastine for tinting walls. Send for Sample Card
and Testimonials to I'll. I'll HAY & SON, Drug
gists, Junction Middle and Free Streets,
Ageats for Portland. my3eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-13
Elixir TaTaXicuID Compound.

An agreeable E ixir composed of
Fresh Dandeli0n, Wild Cherry and
Genetian, chemically combined
with Iron, Phosphorus and Quin.
inc. One dose of Elixir Taraxfcum
will correct Indigestion and from
one to three bottles, according to
the severity Of the disease'' will
permanently cure the worst form
of the complaint. APPETITE,
one bottle Taraxicum Compound
will insure a hearty appetite and
increased digestion.
Large Bottles so cents.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-13

For these great services to the State, beside
which any errors that have been charged, no
matter how true they may be, are trivial, he
will be renominated and reelected.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Charge Dismissed.

Simon Clonen, residing on Justison
street above Front, was arrested by
Serg cant Blackburn and officer Mar.
guess yesterday afternoon on charge OF
beating his wife. 1t was said that hewent
home drunk and demolished the furnl-
ture and beat his wife shamefully, but
nothing to substantiate this was shown
at the hearing before Judge Cummins
this morning, and Sergeant Blackburn
testified hat the man was but sllghtly
under the influence of liquor when he
| was arrested.
As tie wife did not appear agains
him, and the prisoner took al oath t.
abstain from the use of intoxicanls To-
one year, the case was dismissed
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
CVBAN kEVOLUIION1SAS
Apuero,s MarchThrOugh M the Island
paaoau,s Reclamation Forced.

KEy WEST, Fla, April 14-Adyices from
uarana state that it Is selniotticialy reported
that Aguero penetrated the rich lurisdlctlon
Of COlcI, receiving everywhere on Ihe ., iOau
accessions % men and horses. ne hau pu.n-
ed various plantations where heip was ~ ~,
rI,d The resurrection will increase II the
tronns are Unable to capture the party. some
C' ", he troors accuse the military authorities
wit urter ignorance and indifference.
w" oNnoS Aulil IA "A Madrid special says
that the Ague-o movement In CuDa VIII leau
~ The remvva! Of Castillo and the aPpoint-
. ~ ,,o ~ ttteneral Rivera, now at the Philip
nina Islands. as Captain General OF Cupa'
PM nan Auril 14.-The journals Whlch re-
nrasent the Ministry, In their comments 10,
fav respecting the resignation OF deherai
Adam Badeau, Consul G onsrai OF m.-;ca sne M, n
ted states of Havana, thank the Amelican ca,n
ts"vernInent 70" for it's kindly and sympathetlc
feeling toward Spain. They say1urtRel ;na'
tSsra + no doubt but that Secretary Freline
huvsen NAV be relied upon To act as did Sec
ratarv anilton Fish toward these Cupal
revolutionss. 1t added also thas ,is Hecr1 cnT
tsrv rrelinghuysen has so conducted MS col
..as11onhence that he has evidently forcet
nafea,I to give in his resignation.
W.spINGToN, ID. O.. April l4.-Tne Spau
,,, nj Mister in this city received dlspatci
today from the Governor General OF >. ctp' ,b
in answer to nqntries, sen. ,he a n, %
"a Gnha in which it is stated that the Asuei
M nartv i'm numbering only eighteen or twent At
pn,o' men has divided into several small detaci
rscp saf nnks aese I1 pusa DsHsf aad ha
tu. LUZ, 'p pthe exception Of the movements
w W., sn4a,l band there Is nothing to distur
nt fnformation was also received at the sPa1 PAL
h TO-DAY from n, res tns orleans
fon,tber sfoto exDedition in the United stat
d tdra anrT dascent upon Cuba, neither the local.
of ' the h oryapization no: its probable point
departure being stated.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
FIT tn EDITION
ANOTHER VETERAN C.,
Death Of the Rev. Igna,iusr, TN.
OF ID, n. "p

The Rev. Ignatius T. Coonsr =. j.
Wilmington NJ. Il. Conferenc4. o vi la
passed away last Saturday At 5is Van! H
In Camden, Kent county. DR. 40 ras noas
was . nephew of the Rev Es's EHuVps
Cooper, one Of the early Metbodisa, a1stlt ,st
bers In this State, and las heen % ~ llsla ilt
rant for nearly halfa century '''ea
The deceased was born in Kan, r,-
ty and studied law at Dover, but but sSsa' .Ssa
doned the legal profession and wss sDsi ~
mitted to the ministry iu the ph;I,isS
phia Conference in 1885, and va. "'s.s ~.
appointed to q circuit in Kent Coun,' n.
and after serving at various anu"'S. uSI.!
ments Was stationed at Union ry'ie y
church, when it was located tn w..
Second street, from 1852 to lS5s
While he was stationed a, q.
Michael's church, Md, in 1851, H. Il
health gave way, and he was pivm ~
supernumerary relation, since 0 vh.s
time he has resided in Canada, ~
just previous to the last Copte,s0u
which was held in Asbury church
few weeks since, the Rev W, L. SMu,
ray addressed q note to DR.. Cooppr 4.
quiring If he would be able to at,sn, M
the Conference. and Offering to provid.
him with good comfortable honedu,
ling the session.
This WAS answered on February on
by his son, Il. w. Cooper, who sta,ss s
that his fathers health was such tba
he did not think it probable that i,
would ever be able to attend anoth,,
Conference, and closed by saying," M
has failed rapidly of late" 81 "
The following resolution was adop,a
by Conference bya unanimous vote :
Having learned through his ps,to,
' Rev. j. A. Brindle, of the e1trem,
ILLNESS of our venerable brother Rev /
: T. Cooper, who for nearly 80 yssn
in the itinerant ministry hy
been an able expounder Of III,
r truth, a loyal and devoted defends
Of the tenets of Methodism, we hersby
az a Conference, express out deep sya
q pathy for him in his affection, and si.J
earnestly pray that his last hours 10.
t mark q triumph Of the gospel he hl
30 faithfully preached
: Dr.Cooper leaves five sons as follow
DR.. Ezekiel Cooper Of Camden, Dsput
Attorney General Alexander BCoop
and ex-Prothonotary Richard Cooper
New Castle, DR.. William Cooper
Kenton, and lgnatius T. Cooper, Jr.,
Alabama. The funeral will take pa
to morrow, and the interment wllk
the Camden cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Was,ta Wife Beater! !

Sometime during last night as lady
and gentleman were passing along
Third street between Madison and Mon
roe. a woman came rushing ont OF a
house near by and grabbing hold Of the
Young man, begged Of him in plteous
tones to protect her from the anger OF OF
her husband, who threatened to Kill
her.
The man not wishing to intetere,
passed on when neighbor came to the
door and the woman turned to her anc
begged to be given shelter, which wa'
also refused. The woman presented
wild appearance, with her hair stream
ing down her back, and it is supposed
that her husband had been abusing her
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
yDOfN.

DIR. Hitch was called down the Sta|
this morning on professional businsa
Look for the Yellow Tobacco SDN
No. 8 East Third street. CHAPMAN.
The Neptune social club will gN
their annual ball in Institute Hall ol
Friday evening.
The event of the season will be h
Charity ball at Institute Hall, Wbc
takes place this evening.
Dr. G. Ellis, has purchased D
drug store at Front and West slraa
from Charles +. Resag.
l.. W. Stidham & Son yesterday sol
a quantity of stable goods the proptNfy
of the late firm of Bowers, Dllre &C
The Sunday school of st. Paurs
T. church will go to AndaluSla,
Thursday, June 18th, on the stean'
Thomas Clyde.
The secoud anniversary Of Wilmln
lton Council.'No, 5, Jr. .. t. A'M''wi]
be celebrated at their rooms thiS e'e1
ing.
| Persons who wish to procure va
titul canary bird should cal az ',s,s, NJ
East Second street. Prices n"'''
and satisfaction guaranteed
| Previous to the visit to the hatnsa !,
Fire Company, OF Trenton on ,;, May ~ ~
1.-The members of the Water Wl'l, M NJ
comprise the delegation, will Oe 0f''''
. in Sanger Hall.
Il A man named Walter Gardner ~,
tered Dr. A. L. Frantz's once y''ss
, day morning aud upon taxing .o,, .
i departure carried off o pal, ,,,, u s@,, .,,s
which were recovered in a Front '''
; ga lOOn. .a
lVThe large wharf of the WHINING iaa1
Glass Company has been tlD,sivt si'I a
lHenhotter Il Vaughan, who a., WILL. "
begin the erection Of a new Sn"', San,,
the Cold Spring Ice " Coal 00Df''
4 ON the East side. ;.v,
For reliable watches, clocks, ~ !.'I
and silverware, 90 to M: +, y Davs' avn
y East Second street. hanutons n;oDss
a watch ~ and excellent time'plee',, 1a,s,
h he procured through the p';a' II
Il | watch CLUBS by the payment u "
ar week.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Gudhelu Illness,

John Hartman Of the firm. Of Hartman X
Fehrenbach, was taken suddenly i'll last
night at the new German Hall on East
Sixth street. He was apparently wei When
be went, but had not been there long soeiore
he felt taintness come over hin and in
few minutes his condition was dangerous.
A physician was hastily summons aha
Loyerinv avenue and Riddles road. The
attack was congestion Of the brain. caused
by a rush ofblood to the head and the pa
tient remained unconscious all night and uI
to noon to day but the physician says M
condition was somewhat improved thi
morning .,.,
when his partner WAS seized with the attact
| and rendered all necessary assistance. Ne ais
accom- panied him home and did not return.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
usa N,xed His Drlhh"

This moru,.s John o,h'aa.v II aa,vs+ I
before Judge Cunmllls Tbe ~ prisod
charge OF drunkenness, ness Newark, Jew d
said that he was ron = work, d
had come here in search h Jh ." thsp'
that thai after he obtained a JOB aartv ou Wv VII
rniiroad rain ~ he fell in with aPranh Parlhy poi
he treated, and as he nav, oa the the MKT
ale and beer, he supposet 'I he had
had made him drunk. 1lss As 60 commit
until 70. morrow morning
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Tha Local SfAk g.

Tomorrow evening a performance
will be given in the Opera House by
the Criterion Dramatic Club, or PM.
adelphia. They will play Don Caesar !,
de Bazan," and '"The midnight watch - >,
Saturday night Peck's Bad BOY; y
with his spa" and Ma," and the
indispensable grocer will be produced
bv the same company that have been
drawing crowded houses in Phll"del'
phja
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Tne Jefferson BAH

The fourth annual 'eI a,"b took pl
Iut1ai last night at the Institute :! han '''
a very creditable aiialr;, large, and .
present expressed thenSsl, An elegant
spent a pleasant time. ,,aine a" room room d
Delaware House, anu ',tad M around
invited guests were ''
festive board.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
,..,.,,. oo,,s~. in vipeland, N. J.

V1NELANp, N. j., April l4.IThe
Catholics have purchased the laIgo
building in vineland, n. j., originally
erected by the Methodists ior q semi, y.
nary. The building is 60 BY 100 feet, OF
stone. and Ave stories high. 1t Is in
tended to establish q school where boys
viii he taught, in connection with their
other studies, horticulture, agriculture
and some Of the arts and trades, under
the control of the Fathers of Mercy.
This will be an advance step In the
cause of education, and will be one Of
the largest institutions Of the kind In tht
United States. The building 10 on ths
right of the railr ,ad upon entering ths
town and opposite the Public Park.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
u.vIN Haldeman on I '''

Just before the preaching o0TIbu = cbur,
at The Delaware Avenue M, par
last Sunday evening, the I, ,,b hei, ladies'
Haldemal., requested all all tnS tn gs ,1'l 70 pIs,
Ius congregation who had ,ia ian' there he t '
put them away, as he sala aa0noyipg ,
nuShipg tlat he knew Of 80 ~. ahuoiIs af fans
a .It minister as to see a number sius o, al At
motion while he was pleaoInt ns turpA
To concluded his remarks IT. sasrh' sr 4
the minister who was 10 pl"srd p,.d BY
fans, as my congregation "'"'
[ ask Them
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

typE, IAL AUCTION SALE OF FUR
- niture, etc., at Drake x Cos auction
room. II East Fourth street, on
FRIDAY. APRIL ls, 1884,
at one O'Clock. p. m.,
consisting OF plush, raw silk and hair cloth
parlor suits, walnut chamber suits, secretar-
ics eases OF drawers, bureaus, bsdsteads.
stands, tables, chairs, marble.top tables,
lounges, Brussel, ingram and rag carpets,
narlor and cook stoves. child's coaches, one
show case, one set counter scales, china, 3 las
and aueensware. tnbs, buckets, etc., and
MANY articles OF mentioned. al5-3t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Death Of q Printer.

Charles A. Ostrander, who for seve-
raj wears had worked as a compositor
on the Evening Telegraph, died on Sun
day, in Hudson New York, OF con-
sumption of the lungs. At the time OF
his death he was the Preslden' VI fhl,'
adelphia Typographical Union NO. 2,
and be represented that body IN the
International Union, at the Toronto
session, in 1881. He served three years
in the l59th Regiment New YORK vol
unteers during the rebellion, and re
ceived an honorable discharge. he wa
a member of the Grand Army OF tn
Republic.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Eire fiszyRFhs"s 4 .,

The Town Commissioners ths o. Old i Il.
witch engine and hose hose ca months, .
ywSss Ss1s Sg figured siIs a1s
ssa, lately, have decided tt to aRS"ut %
apparatus at a cosI tbe e. water ,sa, Sn
steamer m an" was generally ,l'e ner city.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
VIII, Leave for Europe.

The Rev. James Roberts, d. d.. OF
Coat esville, Pa, has been given .;or iou'
months vacation by his congregation
and will leave New York IN 1ew oay'
TM for or Europe. During his absence ne s"at WI,
,rave] in England, Ireland ana oco1
land His many friends in this CIT!
safe wish him a pleasant voyage an'
rat
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
NAflce.

Attention is called d, 70 tOe sherih.st
stories ssis .f snS nSSuesnsss% sisiss 3 s,Sss c9
Ship shipley streets; the [ieas' s''o one ht,!i Il
fTeSsSsiscs fHs r Co. o., SAFE" large 1s,i.s sss .ses
fxtures frSu that go to i''rn'sTub III, sTubutsdaI.,i
inss. nns sa.s at 20 O'clock ,a,S and VIII
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
JOHN ?. ALMOND ( co.,
GR0CERS.

Fine ring cut evaporated ap-
ples, l9c. per h.; choice sun
dried peaches, pared, l2ac. per
lb.; evaporated plums, lsc. per
h.; evaporated pears, SSc. peri
h.; choice Turkey prunes, 4 lbs
for Csc.
JOHN P. ALMOND & co.
American Starch Cos laundry
starch, Qarge lumps), 4 lbs. !, Tor
25c.; table corn starch, &c. per lb:;
Hubinger's elastic starch, l0c,per
paper; Rabbits best soap, 6c'per
cake.
JOHN P. ALMOND & CO.
We have sold a large amount
| of our African peaberry coffee
during the early part ofthis week
and it has given the greatest sat-
| isfaction. We know it to be the
cheapest coffee without exception
lin the city and would be pleased
to have you buy it. Our price if
lice. per lb. Golden Rio, lsc.pe1
llb,, 6 lbs. for 81; finest Maracal
lbo, 22c. per h., S lbs. for 81; Ole
|Government Java, CSC. per h.,
lbs. for 81.
|JoHN P. ALMOND & co
Never in the history OF ou
business, established more than
lquarter Of a century, have price
| for sugar been SO low as now
1--we are offering
Granulated at SC. per 10.
! Windsor at 7c. per ID.
Golden G, &c. per lb.
Cut Loaf and Pulverized, 81
per 10. All sugars guaranteed
be free from adulteration.
.lJOHN P. ALMOND 4 "
Wells tomatoes, full weigf
and reliable, 3 cans for zoe
Portland sugar corn, 3 cans IL
95c; Boyer's string beans, 8 cal
for Csc; table peaches, l5c. p
can; Anderson's red cherries, 10
< per can; strawberries, 3 cans +
25c. A few trophy tomatoes
ol stock, SC. per can, cans for 81
,ouN ID AIIMOND g. G.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
DEATHS.

Deaths.
MACE-On tho 18th inst, Robert Mace, ,aged
o5 years. ,....,,,v ,rv,
tad to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
Ssnce. near Centreville, Del, on Thursday
morning, at II O'Clock: lnterment ~ raf'
kersyilie, Pc. No further notice.
lCOOPER-At his late residence In Camden'
Del, on saturday, April ixth, go 70. b ea, vsa,,
Ignatius T. Cooper, u. d. IN 'he '''n s'"'
OF his age. .so .oo.o s.5 arc
,rvited to attend the funeral on wednesday
Aprii 10th, 1884, at l o'clock p. m, wltnon,
mrther notice Services at the M. =. csufc'
lin Camden, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Nm u.etsne this Evening.

in consequence of the Rev " MiGS,etoHn VI d maT
" P Bges there VIII not n, BE- a.narv any ms' NJ l.
Of the Chautauqua class s- ., and hIy Mrs Murray
chnrcn ctart rhts tor Middietown on the o'clock
train Ml'i s' and viii not be back until THURSDAY
nurnipR,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
Labor N Otes.

The reduction of II of cent PEI
bushel in the price Of mining IN the
Third Pool went into effect yesterday
The threatened strike against the re-
duction is a partial failure, majority
of the pits being in operation.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
. ~..T TowaI for Everybody.

Fred OTIS, the popular barber, % north north
uast corner Second and Shipley streets,
in addition to giving his customers q .
clean shave and haircut, Previosws, w,; . =
clean towel for every customer. anls
ia one of the best shops in town.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
The w cath or.

The clouds, with occasional showers,
extend over large section OF county M
to-day, with rising Temperature. ~ no
same conditions are likely TO prevail 0o'
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

NOTICE I. f. n. EAGLE, TENANT
~ Of the house known as the Hare Corner
Hotel, situated in school Distrlct NJ. 50,
New castle Hundred, County of new Castie
and State of Delaware, in col pliance WIN
the requirements of the acts O. the ,dG nShera da
hereby give n.tice that shall apply In WI
ting to the court Of General Sessions OF nia tne
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF neia- @
ware in and for New Castle County on MON
day, the 18th day Of May, A.. ID. 1884, being n.
the next term said court FOR fol 'thse ms sat i1f
therein of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities ihan one quart, tob drank on w
premises, and the following Respectable CHI
zens of said district recommend the SAID aPpli
| cation, viz:
ia son Davis, John ,jcraon,
John b. McCallister, Levi Ii. Miller,
W. W. Stloup, Ihomss laylof,
| Thomas White, WIN. Ed1nabs0h.
George Eiuanson, John W.: smith.
Benz jamin T. Downey, q, W. MORRISON,
IObedlau g. Vincent, IheO. .. BRUCE,
apI5-t d& W f. 1. EAGLE.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
MAkRlAGEN.

SELI.ERS-FLICKER-On the 18th inst,
At the resid ence Of the BRIDES parents, py
Rev. Robt Graham, Walter W: sellers 70
Laura r. Flicker, both Of Philadelphia.
RAYMoND-CRAwFORD-In Phlladel-
mia. on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Dr. WIS Wis.
veil MI. George q. Raymond to Miss
Agnes P. Crawford, all OF this CITY.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
state of the TnermOmeter
At .hs RDpJBLIOAN ofdce In the snaas
7 ,'nlock III O'cl0cA COO
4SC 53o W

Fem b Co.'S Thermometer reei7veiou y
Yesterday, "a degrees at 3p. m, % AZ
4 n. m,. and SO at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
r1EKSUN N AL.

Weak and undeveleped parts OF the human
body enlarged, developed and strengthened,
etc is an interesting advertisement long run
in our paper. In reply to inquiries we Will
say that there is no evidence OF humDuR
about this. On the contrary, the advertisers
are very highly endorsed. Interested persons
nav ret sealed circulars, giving all partlcu
lars. by addressing Erie Medical Co., +. q.
Box 5l3, Buffalo, New York.-Toledo Evening
Bee al5eOd-20t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

NOTICE TO sTOCkHOLDERs,,IIhE, I,
In annual meeting OF the stockh0lders OF
IND pomeroy and Newark Raill0ad Company
" ii be held at tho office of the company, NO.
233 south Fourth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
on Monday. May 5th, 1884, at u o'clock, m
Election tor dlrec ors same day and place.
| al7.3tw JAMES X. MCCLURE. sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

VYyANTED-A COLORED BOY OR
w woman to help with housework. Ap-
ply at first house above Columbia Inn on
kennett Pike. a]5.3t*
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
John P. Almond ( Co.,
CROCERS,
9th and Market Sts
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NO11CR--I, THOs. FAGAN, OCCU-
N pant of the house, S. W; cor. 20 ana Iat, t.,
nall streets, in the First ward of the Guy OF
wilmington, County of New Castle ana la
State of Delaware, In compliance WIN the
rcGuirements Of the acts Of the General
hereby Five notice that l shall apply In VIII
ting to the Court Of General Sessions o. tne
Pesce and Jail Delivery of the State OF Dela- @
day the 18th day of May, A. D., ~: .Dse selng fni
said house as an inn or tavern, for me sait Sat
therein OF Intoxicating liquors IN irss tns
nuantities than one quart, to be drank on tnt
premises, and the following respectable GU Gu
zens of said ward recommend the saia appli'"
| ton, viz: , ,,,a,,,or
John Wagner, Thomas "aiket'
| Wm Galiagher. Henry Bradley,
Daniel McCusker, Charles D. huusoh'
| Gnarlrs Il. D0uplerty, Fred West,
YIN K Moort' John 2. DOnahOe,
WIN i. Maxwell, Jas. McElwee,
Thomas j Bennett, Louis 4. blckIa'
| Charl" Maxwell, !ohn Hallorah'
Austin GaynOr. FREQ Mo9te;
Francis K. Kelley, John r D@lan,
p. A. Pagan, james Mchrlana;.
| al5-3L'd&w 1hoo' FAuAN'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

THOR SALE-A FINE PAIR OF DRIV-
ID ing mares. Sand . years old. Gan be
seen at livery stables, Fourth and King sts.
al5-3t* JOHN HANSON.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

In Summer Silks the as
sortment this season is large,
handsome and cheap. The
styles are in pretty little PIN
stripes, checks, glac,e;, pla.as; l5!s;
c ecolors, at 37l, AZ, 50, 65, Is
and IS cents. In Foulards
with their handsome satin
finish effect, the styles are
unusually good this season a
374, 50 and IS cents
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, frs
floor.
We we're fortunate in sc
curing the balance Of an i'm
ported stock of real nun
yelling Of the purest wool. i
"Rembrant" self check:
The appearance of the fabr'
being plain, but examine
closely develops an !, almo:
Undesirable check. They ar
lin solid colors, pink, blu
and ecru, AZ in. wide, redu'
ed to 5oc., from 81, and al
splendid value.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

UyANTED-THREE YOUNG MEN,
w with some experience In carriage
painting, on running gears, at the NOVEL;
TY WORKS, Second and French sts. alt-3ts
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
VIM. B. SHARP,

We open a handsome line
of Madras" curtains, in
white ecru and colors, in
pairs or by the yard, from
25c. a yd. up. To hang them
we furnish walnut, ash, ma
hogany, ebony, and brass
poles and fixtures, from o5c
to IS. There's no more sty.
lish or effective thin curtains
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

In cream damask table
cloths we show many beau
tiful and elegant designs,
handsomely centered and
bordered in many different
styles of Turkey red border
and fringes. 2 yds. square
are So d by 2 yds. are $2.'
50.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

VHTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w housework. Reference required. i!ol
Madison street. aloAl