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Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
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Christmas afternoon T. McAu5ey
will appear at the Opef House, raI,
ported by an excelleLi slnrany, IN
Locke's American COM drama, :" A
Messenger from Jarvis section" In
this play Mr.. McAuley .1stains III.
character OF Uncle Dan n which he
has achieved we'll m+ritt. success.
In the evening he vi appear az
Gideroy Punk In "Th- ,lerseyman, =
a new play, that was WITH. expressly
for Mr.. McAuley. Thi- pay il mex.
pressibly funny from heslalng TO end.
aud unlike most Gomez +. i it, class,
keeps it's leading charac'rrs Almost con
tinually on the stage. Tins i Vi course
hard work for Mr.. McA4ey, but il i.
what the people like, ala d Itself haa
4 one much 10 make 1t lie success i, If
Gilderoy punk is nativFJf Mackertl.
vile, New Jersey, filled gilh vision.
airy schemes, which havea remarkable
faculty of busting before lie il able
To realize the great w-aitl which each
one promises. The box .hret il now
open at Thomas, No. 2l Market stree,
and seats should be secured witbon,
delay.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
A singular iase

A New Haven Com tspatch IN
the New York Times s&- Willis A
Kane, formerly an emp, ye Of the Nau.
gatuck Railroad Compauy has just
died under peculiar fulus'anccs
Some weeks ago q pas ~ rain Oh
the Naugatuck Road was derai!cd by
an open switch at Seymo4F. aud travel
was interrupted for thru ours. The
fault was that of Kane, VII was dis.
charged W ith the mild Eepruaud from
Superintendent Beach You ought
TO be- more careful" irNords haunt.
| ed Kane, ard continual arg in Gis
| ears, and to make matl+e- worse, The
| employees of the road began 70 poster
Linn with the remark "a ought to
be more careful" One tay at dinner,
he dropped and broke a mp, aud, with.
out thinking TO Offend, i, wife said
Willis, you ought to u more care
/ full" whereupon he spraag lpou hei
and gave her savage Ealing From
that time until the day ihls death he
was raving maniac, teating switches
twisting brakes, anu w.ylng frantic
signals, and for the las ~ lays OF nj,
| lite the constant attend4Hte II hire.
men was necessary to re,tam him
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

The Christmas market 10 morrow
promises TO be one of the largest ever
held in this city, ard by noon TO day
the wagons on King street extended
from Trout to Ninth. There Is AN
abundance OF poultry. and . person
gong through the market would almost
be led 10 believe that the farmers for
miles around bad killed Of all their
turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens to
bring them TO tie city
TIE ruling prices were ms follows
Turkeys, II to % cents per pound
geese, IA to 10 cents per pound duck,
and chickens, IL 10 10 cents per pound
rabbits, SO TO 10 cents pair possumr
- 10 % cents each marsh rabbits, 10 I,
II cents each. There 10 no doubt bu
there will be- large number Of wagon
come in this afternoon aud tonight, AND
IT Is probable that tomorrow the lin
will extend far be yond Tenth street, h
addition 10 those that will be ON Mad
| con street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

The boiler "i cotton com press In At
lanta, q .taiA, exploded yesterday, * Ill,
ing .u' ni.u i,,i.angerousiy woundinR
anuihet.
Two young III. .amed Angel and
Good win, ~tIc banding what they
supposed to lee AL nnload.d pistol, on
a farm near Waxahatcbie, Texas, ON
Sunday. Goodwin snapped the pisto
AT Angel and the weapon was dischar
ged, sending bullet through the lat
ters's head and causing mortal wound
In his fright, Goodwin ran home and
swallowed, v it'll suicidal intent, IA dose
of morphine. He 10 not expected to re
cover.
By the explosion of a boiler in tn,
cotton gin and arist mill of Z. ferkin
son, near Pleasant Hill, North Carolina
Joseph Sharp, colored, was killed an,
| the fireman injured.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
DEATHS

.ruEN-On the 10th inst. Minnie H. Al
dan aged 10 years and II months
u uapa slyes And friends OF the family are 70
snectfully invited 10 attend the iunc.sa no NJ,
~ cadence Of her father, John Alden, ~
Weshin.ton street, on wednesday, the avn
snst al n O'Clock. p. IN. services ~ the
hnn.a Interment at Riyerview Cemetery
I,ea rest M unle, thou hast LETT as,
And our loss we deeply feel
Ant It's God who hath tereit US,
He can all our sorro~ neal
uoII.ANIEAt his late residence, on me
sist inst. Rev. Wm- y. holland, OF no. soo
street. South Wilmington. aged 90
years. ,xi,,, .or.
sumption. lHe Was stationed at a mission III
Philsdejphia at Tioga, in the A. M n con,
rsrion and WAS an ardent and faitntui
Worker in the church. He leaves ~idow
and four children TO mourn ms iosS. ms M
vork on earth 10 done, and he 10 now reloio
Inc in the presence OF the living God.
Go 10 thy rest in peace.
For thee we need not weep
since thou art now among the Dlos.'
No more By care and sorrow pressed,
hut hushed in quiet sleep.
arble marks his couch efiowly sleep
But living statues there are seen 70 weep
Affections semblance BENDS not o et III
temb,
Affections self depiores his sudden doom
MlzE-On December I'D 1854, John
Mi1e. aged % Years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10
yited To attend his funeral froIn his late reri
dence, No. SCI East fifth street, on Wedhes
uay. December Gath. Services At the nous
attn IN. Interment ut Wilmington an
Brandywine Cemetery,
hichmond, Va, papers please copy.
PYLE-On December 2lst, Norman b, sol
Of Edward W and Mamie J. Pyle, aged
months
Relatives and friends are respectfully II
yIted to attend hi. funeral from the residenc
of his grandfather. u. J. COudon, No. o.
West Seventh street. on wednesday afte
noon Services at the house at s.S9 oelocl
Interment at Wilmington and Brandywir
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

There is nothing appalling In the
vant selection Of Chapman holiday
goods. Still, II is nearly paraly xing to
the optic nerve to view the immt nee
amonnt OF meerschaum pipes, meers-
chaum smokers, fine French brier pipes,
both in and out Of cases, also, beautiful
cigar cases, ranging in price from TWEEN
ty-kve cents 10 tive dollars. Then
comes a great variety of Christmas CT
gars that not only regales the eye OF
coDnoisseurs. but they EN- balm the air
with their fragrant aroma, ranging in
price from 10 cents per box TO ei5. In
| fact our stock never partook OF such a
degree Of per fect.un AZ at the present
time, and will be sold low for cash
VIII add that / have Just received q
fresh lot Of Imported and Key wes
cigars, probably the only ones in the
city. Also. a toney lot Of hue domes
ties. Chapman, Seventh and Orau gs
| Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

Some three or four weeks AGO tho
eeutiemeb's Formulating store az A.
Edgar Best. Mt No. 5l5 Market street,
about which there has been considerable
trouble during the past few months,
passed into the hands ~ j. Il. Curnmips.
OF Philadelphia, one Of his creditors.
The establishment WAS then turned over
TO party In this city, In the same
business, who placed his wife in
charge.
AS ths binding has been rented to
the Adams Express Company, and
must BE- vacated by the Goth Of March,
the goods were advertised 70 be sold n
half price, and signs conspicuously dis
played In the window. that :. no reason
able offer will be refused"
Everything went rs we'll rs could b,
expected, and the Roods were slowly
but surely being disposed Of until Las
night, when at the close OF bnsi ness thu
store WAS lock ed up for the night. Thil
morning, when IL WAS opened lii wa
found that some one had effected an en-
trance during the night, through tn
J transom over the back door, and takeI
almost all the goods from the place
, The show casea, which yesterday con
J tanned boxes Of handsome neck wear
were empty this morning, and shirts
collars, handkerchiefs, and the multi
tude Of other goods generally contaiI.e'
In store of that kind, had almost al
, my ster ious'y disappeared.
Word was Immediately taken TO tn
( police station across the street, and Sci
r geant Blackburn started to work tn
q matter up, but whether he has any clu
q TO the peIpeirator could not be obtain
\ AS all who are in n position TO kno'
t anything about the affair are very IT
l.. Iticent.
al A reporter of the REPuBLICAs calle
1 at the store this morning, and was IL
e formed by the lady in charge that nh
!. had po information TO give reporter
!, and II hs wanted 70 learn auytbin
about il, he would have to 60 some " heI
elise, ~ she did not think such thins
should be published 10 the papers, col
e sequently what little could be learne
n of the robbery, had 10 be obtained els
where. 1t is not thought that II va
n The work of professionals.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

The Warren Gymnasium, located 10
the second story Of the Washington
Steam Fire Engine building on French
street near Third, threw open their
rooms TO the public last night and will
keep them open during the holidays for
the reception of ladies' and gentlemen
who are cordially invited to visit the
ny gymnasium The club has made great
many additions 10 their already large
collection OF practical apparatus to
test and develop strength and agility.
Amongst the apparatuses are pulling
machines, rowing machines, leg exsr-
cise machine, ladders, kicking ma
CHI lines, rugs, trapeze. horizontal and
parallel bars, Indian clubs, sand bags,
and q uite numbe Of other inventions.
The club IL composed of atbl tic young
men half perhaps OF whom are members
of the Washington Fire Company, but
the club is entirely an independent
organization. The greater part of the
machinery was made by mem bers of the
club, many of whom are practical me
chanics. The rooms have been very
neatly fixed up, renovated and new ly
painted, presenting very attractiv We
appearance. The club in addition has
petitioned Of bath room,i which IL a
stove, and the bath is supplied with hot
and cold water.
1t also contains cupboard with
shelves, in which boxing gloves and
other small paraphernalia of the clut
| n kept. In the main room are 4,
locked boxes for 40 members, eacf
with separate keys, in which the gym
nastjc suits of the mem bers are kept
The rules of the club forbid any care
paying or drinking of liquors in tn,
room, the aim OF III. club being mora
As well as - physical training. TIL,
members are very anxious that thei
lady and gentlemen friends shall cal
In the evenings between Z and 10 o'cloel
10 see their rooms and witaess the gym
uastic performances of the Warner
athletes.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
FOURTH cotton,


Elm 0ssamw Dove ~ = starting Up.
A telegram nom pi,tsburg Gays the
on ials OF the Window Glass Workers
Union report that, rs lar as can hs
learned, no glass works will be shu,
down on January lat, ss was talked OF
q month ago. Thomson x Co, who de.
'cided to suspend, have re.considered
their determination, and win allow
tho condition OF trade 10 decide the
q uestion.
The coal miners all along the Monon-
gaheia river struck on Monday morning
| for AN advance of one-balf cent.
bushel In the price OF mining. BY noon
It. Was known mt the miners genera
office, in Pittsburg, that the strike had
begun, and that nearly 4 900 men hac
quit work. The operators say tina
rather than conc.de the advance. the,
viii close down their pits indefinitely
| A telegram from New Haven, Con
necticut, says business In tho Manga
tuck valley Is bracing mp" A
Shelton the Derby Silver Company ex
poets to start its factory on full time
and with nearly the tull force, OF
lJanuary Is. Bassett's corset factory ii
Birmingham, In running on full tim
and with an Increased iorce, and othe
corset shops report a good business, l.
Waterbury the mill NJ Benedict 4
Burnhams factory and part OF tho work
Iof Holmes. Booth Il Hayden, are run
ming nights. The iron and steel work
at Birmingham have shnt down for tw
weeks. Rogers j. Bros, Waterbury
will temporarily close work on accouI
of overstockcd markets.
The Pittsburg Iron Works Compsn,
at Verner's station, Pa, on Monday OF
dered a red uction OF twelve and . ha
, per cent. in the wages OF all employee,
,. except those governed by the Amale,
. mated Association scale. The worl
men decided TO accept the reduction.
The stove works Of Montrose & Len
in Peekskill, New York, have sh'
. down, throwing over 100 men out
employ ment.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
Bus,ness suspens,on,

The Eastchester Sayi1gs Bank. 81
Mount Vernon, New YORK, will prob
ably wind up it's affairs ii Febrnarv
Since the failure of J. W Masterton (,
Co, it has been subjected 10 n con.
tinnal run, and has had ltt.e new busi.
ne 3. There Is q surpH. # nearly
50 600 on hand, which vii prol abi y
be divided among the lemaining de-
positors.
o. j. & William Wilson, bankers a,
Ottawa, Illinois, made al s-sipnm.o n,
on Monday morning. Tie liabilities .,
the bank are $50, 900 /; OF u j. W,lson
$4,000 of William wilson, a Geo
The assets claimed are If the hail
SS5 900 of o. j. Wilson sG6 600 -,
VIM. Wilson, $751; GEO." ~ "
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
Beautiful Chrisinas Present.
Given Away

With Forrest City bakiug powder
French China cups and ,aueers, and
Bohemian vases.
A so to each purchase Of one dol.
lars worth or more Of groceries. WV W.
are giving q large glass mug Of reilly,
ibs. Mince Meat, 25c
TBS. Raisins, 25c.
4 TBS. Currants, 25c.
4 cans OF Tomatoes, DO
Honey in comb 10 ceti- per Mound
hox just received. Fresh .1t Finn,
Haddies, ~ cents per pound
Mixed nuts, 20 cents PER pound sof
shell Almonds ,2Sc per pound ; pound
Christmas ca kes for % ceu,s D.ver.l
Bros, No. 10 East Fourtl street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

The people residing in Forty Acres,
Mruowellvil,e, Highland and viciniry =
would do well TO Call and examine w.
c. Il Gr1qnhoun's stock of Ghrisim at
nov. lii.s at the corner OF Della ware ave.
nue. and DUPONT streets, or more better
knsUn nv being near the middle depot,
before going down town to make theil
purchases. Mr.. Colguhoun has a larg.
sock of dressing and perfumery cases
handy cut bottles, smokers sets, etc,
az cheap If not much cheaper than they
can be procured elsew here. Especia
attention is called TO his splendid stock
of Christmas cards. 1t will pay to cal
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
LATEST NEWS
FhOM 1HE
Wilmington Clothing House
AMI
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Fourth and Market Streets

We have just filled in our
stock in every department
with the latest patterns Of
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles and
bought for cash, which at this
time means lower prices than
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose Of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods for
your money than you can
possibly get elsewhere. Re
member we have this year
AS OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR) THE
lGREATEST VARIETY to
select from. You know our
goods have never been
equalled for the money, our
trimmings always the best,
and you will find the same
make OF goods on our coun.
tiers to-day. Make your Sc
lection Tor your boys while
We have SO many varieties
to choose from.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

Pair Of II an ds orne Pictures.

Westcott Il Cummins, the well known
hotogrAphers, al No 302 Market
stree have just finished pair Of The
handsome-t pictures ever turned out ii
this city. They are life size crayor
Portraits of Mr. G. 5. Humphrey and
his wife, and are AZ true TO lite, and al
natural ss it Is possible for pictures TO
be. They are each enclosed in n haLd
some gilt frames, and reflect the great
est credit on the artists. They " i'll re
main on exhibition at the gallery, No
3O2 Market street, until after Christ
mas, and the public are invited to cal
aud inspect them.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
7 HIRD EDITION,


There was large attendant at Com.
pany C's fair In institute Han sst
evening. A. II had been announced tha'
| 1t would be the closing night. There
was q number Of articles Glanced u,
among them being the io.lo~h
Ladies' gold watch, No. 90 he'd ny
Miss Edith White I; parior suit Of el!s
plush furniture, seven pieces, No 20,
Levi A. Bertolette silver caster, EN-
X. Brown, little three y.aro'd girl !;
diamond ring, No. "a, II. R. farnsii'
lJr. alarm clock, No. 90, Robert VII
son French clock, No. 81, .
Stephens silver card basket No 49,
Sadie Young alligator slippers, no
50, W. IL. Reybold hand painted
panel, No. ~, Mias Add. Flynn sscn-
ct bag. No. ~, Miss Kate Fox hand
painted PLAGUE, No. Z, H. Beckett
wax doll, No. 81, Mica c. +. Menough
gold pen, No. IL, Miss Emma Bickta
a dozen linen handkerchief, No. ID
Miss Mamie Toner.
Parlor stove. No. So, Ms, hdwa'd
Darragh sewing machine No 10, John
f. Wier silver plated knives, NO. -
K. ii. Wier; plush covered vases, No
NO. So, Captain WicsersAam rils
l uh ANo+ W.
lush frame mirror, No. ~ Waiter u
= Tatnall blue plush sofa pillow. No. 81
+ Mrs. A. Walton cunning SKIN No. os
. George Woodward; sleigh, No. ~, r
j. Martin seal skin g,oves, No. l3
Thomas Harper /; pair OF lsY vases, ~
Al, G. Il. Pterson cigar smoker, NO
= 1879, Il. &. Wolf m sic loI, No. a
n James Scott blue satin ,liet sst, No
Il l51, Miss Florrie Belts willow rocker
No. SO. Miss Mercer Plus. franz
!. PLAGUE, No. "A, Mrs. Z. tioagiand
D plush dressing case, No. %, II. Becker
{. red toilet set, No. ll3, Il { Pickeis
Z. pug dog, No. 81, w. T. Morrison
10 blue plush sofa pillow, No II, kob-r
d. Baird blue and red plush toilet set
No. 80. Lewis Grub suit Of clothes
No. 3l2, Sergeant Hanna II Compan.
A small wine set, No, 10, \ Is VII
tue pin-cushion, No. a. Miss bett
sheldon wax Cross, No -, X. w
Springer carriage afghan, NO. "a
John Greye sorrel horse No. %
Henry Reed Indian cubs No. q
Neal Munday dressing casu, No. "
: Edward Melchi0r silver sugar spooT
No. 1870, Miss JeHnie Hot The cor
test between officers NJ Cmm.ck All
Marques for gold watch resulted i
a in victory fol. the forn er who turne
in S1o7 to $l4i By his competitor
T. Those W no have taken claacrs on III
- piano furnished by r. Wagner, wi
~ have their money ref.nds-i, ~ NJ
v enough chances were sod To warrsi
its being disposed OF. la,rr ~ts
rs number of chances taken ,u the bugg!
and 1t Will be CHANGED OF IL d lew day
y A II articles not otherwi.r disposed
10 were sold at auction by < e. Da~soi
and number of bargar- we're obtsi
T. ed. The sale was not nllsLtsl uuti
- O'clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
Train Academia.

An express train on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad struck broken
rail or some obstruction, near Bremen,
Indiana, ON Monday morning, aud n
dining car and two sleeping coaches
were upset. The dining car took fire
and was burned. There were sixteen
passengers in the sleepers, all of whom
where shaken up, but only three OF
them wer. seriously injured. One OF
the most painfully, though not dan
Rerously injured, wss Congress mar
Shively, OF Indiana. Five train hand
were injured, four dangerously.
A freight train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad was thrown from
the track near Eddyvile, Kentucky
on Monday morning, by COW. Tn
fireman was killed and the enginee
bad " I'M urcd.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
CLOVES.

100 dozen Ladies' 3-button Jouvin
KID GLOVES at 80 cents pair, in
black and colors.
Some of our customers buy them in
quantities. and inform us that they are
the cheapest goods they have ever seen.
Also, large selection of KID
GLOVES, at 81 and 81, 30 a pair.
A large assortment of Flu R-TOP KID
GLOVES for Ladies', Misses, Men and
Boys.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
Temperance Meeting

There will be n meeting held ,,i.
evening at O'Clock in The 6t.emen, ~ Of
st. Mary's church, SIKH aud pr ~
streets. for the purpose of 5rgantzi,a ~ =
young m.n's total abstinebde .nriat, "
and an invitation is extended 10 ~.
young men, without Respect ~ w., ,hs
parish where they belong n ~ ~ ,n'
Ittwill also be decided this ev ,.',n"
whether the new orgsnization .bai ~
merely a total abstipence soeia,. :"
whether it shal II also p beneficial -
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
HandkerchiefS.

We bought Of a large New York i'm
porting house their sample stock OF
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, and we
are able 10 show the largest and best No
lected assortment ever shown in this
city, and at prices that speak for them
selves. In this assortm, Mt We have
IS dozen all linen. colorod bordered
Hemst.tched HANDK ERCHIEFS at
l2,: cents, that are cheap at 20 cents.
One lot at 10 cent?, cheap at 20 cents.
Onr SILK HANDK ERCHIEFS De
partment Is complete. We bought
them of the manufacturer direct, and
sell them ut retail less than wholesale
jobbers' prices.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
c, S, MIDDLETON,
G II O G f II +.

We ire now in the midst OIL
our Holiday Trade, snd with lots
of Christmas e. DDS at prices low
er than ever before known, with
the exception of raisins and cit
ron although we have large
ot Of Ondura raicins, just the
thing for mince.u'eat and cook.
ing, at loo. per Id, Sultana raj
sins, l2c.; New Valercias, &c;
Muscatels, Ice; Citron AT 40c. +,
brt worth more money. 4 lbs.
Currants, Csc.
.".- q. y. MIDDLETON.
A word about Bricks mince.
meat. For Gle nlincss and supe-
tior quality. here is none can
compare with it. We are setting
tons Of it, and our trade covers
all sections Of the city. Try it
10 &c and you will be convinced
of its merits.
4. y. MIDDLETON.
| Finest Florida oranges, 30c per
doz.; almonds, 3 lbs. for $l.O0;
lGrenoble walnuts, l8c.; best lay.
er figs, l5c good ones 1T l0c Ex.
ira fine Cape Cod cranbcrrie..
q. n. MIDDLETON.
i Canned goods speciality. Your
choice Of 3 cans tomatoes, pie
peaches. string beans, lima beans
!, peas, blackberries an, corn fol
: Csc. Three lbs. best Tren
ton, oyster or soda crackers fol
!, 25c. Nicnacks, loo. per III.
I lbs. tuckwheat, csc; ! lbs
! oat meal, Csc; 6 lbs. Akron oa'
meal, csc; new beans,Sc per at
marrow beans, 10c.
q. n. MIDDLETON.
i Sugars are lower than ever
: Brown at 49c.; light yellow a
Sc; white, &C., and graduated, &c
d Peach syrup, zoe. per qt.; will
\ soon be gone. Fancy N. o
n molasses, zoe. per qt.; 3 lbs. goot
u mince-meat, 25c.
Il Our stock must positively b,
|. reduced before the holidays ar,
d lover. Come early and get bar
. gains, also avoid the rush.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

Tomorrow promises TO be clearing
and decidedly colder. The outlook for
Christmas day is that cold and clear
weather will prevail with partly
cloudy At night, and possibly more
snow. The cold wave now descending
tom Manitoba is marked by lowe,
temperature than its predecessor of last
week, the mercury having fallen to 4.
degrees below zero in that territory.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

Epworth M. Il. church. cor. Of Tenth
and Church streets, Rev. w. Is. Gregg,
pastor. There will be Christmas ser.
vices NJ 5 O'Clock q. IN. the usual
Christmas anniversary NJ Z. 10 =. m, nj
hich time there will be singing, al.
dresses by the pastor and Snperiuten'
dent and gifts for ths children. Come
and see. A II are welcome.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23

Last evening, az officer Nickars was
passing Front aud King street,, he saw
a coiored man named kennard Duiton
who WAS drunk, acting in a very dis.
orderly manner and ordered him away.
He went TO Front and Market streets
and an he continued TO make noise III.
officer arrested him.
He had considerable trouble In getting
him to the hall, but finally locked hin
up This morning he had hearing ii
the Municipal Court, and WAS fined s
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
IN OUR
Cloak Department

We cannot be surpassed. w. manufac-
ture all our own Wraps, and have In
stock the largest selection Of Cioaks,
Dolmans, Pal.tots, Kaglans, New
markets, Havelocks, and Uistsrettes 10
be found in this city at prices that can
not be equalled.
We have COATS TO FIT CHILDREN
from one year and upwards. MISSES,
COATS, all sizes, and LADIES
WRAPS from 80 to i8-inch. bust meas
ure. A visit TO this department will
con vince the most skeptical.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
BLACK AND COLORED
DRESS GOODS.

Our stock Is the most complete in
the city Includes all the popu lar
brands Of Black and colored Cashmeres
Black and Colored Ottoman Suitings,
lSilk Warp Henriettas, Drape, etc, etc.
Grape Cloths, Plaids, Cut Cashmerer,
Cloth SuitinRs, etc, any OF (which would
make very useful present.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-23
Personal.

Rev John J. Turney, formerly sta.
toned at st. Paul's church, this city,
bat now Professor at ST. Mary Z
college, Emrnittsburg, Md il in this
city, To spend the holidays with his old
freud and classmate, Rev. Dennis j.
Flynn. He will officiat. and preach al
the ate Inasa, Christmas morning. al
st. Mary's church.