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LOCAL MENTION.
Eise Weather.

Ti,e Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHINGrOS, d. -, June 22. 1885. IL a. IN.
For tire middle Atlantic states, local rains
followed by cooler fair weather with n cool
wave. winds shifting TO Dorthwesteriy, rising
b3TOIneteT.
For Tuesday. cooler clearing weather is indi-
Gated for New England and the middle Allan
tic states, with cool wave causing tall in
temperature OF about 2D. Warmer fair
weather Is indicated for the lake regions.
Remington Standard Type Writer Still
Far ina Advance of all Competitors
NEW ORLEANS. la. June 4, 1SS5.-We. the
undersigned. members OF the jury of awards for
group d. class 6l4 (writing inachinesl. hereby
certify that we awarded first-c.ass gold medal,
the highest award. to +. Remington 4 Sons
Standard Type Writer.
GRO. A. BEAroN,
FRANK BACON,
CHAs. A. MORGAN.
Referring TO certain published structures upon
the above certificate. we telegraphcd To New
York for enlightenment, and received the fol-
1own" response:
"UyctoS, Sea11G.ls d Bcnedicf, LIE Droit Build
in0, Washington, H. o.:
Notbin.. new. The only jury that examined
our machine reported in its favor.
"WYCKoFF, SEAMASS d BENEDICT
CLEARING SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE 1osuits. Eiseman Bros.,7&
FRENCH PEKclIE SHIErs-3 collars and one
pair cuffs with each shrt-price S1.5O Francs,
corner 1th and ID. the only strictly One Price
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in this city.
CLEARISGi SALE boys suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eiseman Bros
OLD LADIES COMFORT: Hand-sewed Serge
Congress CATERS, Sl.23. H. Strasburger, No.
oO6 9Th street, four doors above 4.
CLEARING SALE childrcn's suits, Eiseman.
CLEARING SALE chfldren's suits, Eiseman
WE Will. sell our remaining stock of chill
dren's slippers consisting Of opera toes, Eassar
ties. Oxford ties and sailor ties, at 6oc. H. Stras
burger, COG 9Th street, four doors above street.
CLEARING SALE so suits, Eiseman Bros, 7&E.
CLEARING SALE frOcl> suits. Eiseman Eros.
THE "CreedmOor,'' mems working shoe war
rantci solid leather. 81 10. n. StraSbur,er, No.
300 9TH street, four doors above street
CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eseman Bros
CLEARING SALE sack suits. Eiseman Bros.
TOw~.-iIaving enlarged and added numerous
facilities to my dry cleaning establishment,
enabled to- do work upon the shortest no
tce. Orders by mail express promptly at
tended To. ~ Fischer. COG G. street northwest.
CLEARING SALE Norfolk suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE boys suits, E;seman Bros.
FUssEIL-s Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
flown; 1I2I New York avenue.
CLEARING SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE $40 suits Eiscman Bros, 7&E.
LIQUID TESTING INSTRUMENTS. Hempler's,
near 4ia
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FRENCH PERC-iI.E SIIIIrS-S collars and one
pair cuffs with each shirt-price S1.5O. Francs,
corner 1th and ID. the only strictly One Price
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in this city.
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CITY ITEMS.
ChOleral!l
Keep the Kitchen clean by using Scourene.
n,~f~.

ChOleralgl
Keep the Kitchen clean by using Scourene
Only sc. Cake.
For sale by
j. H. Clark, Barbour Hamilton
Jno III. Magruder, n. H. Shea,
c. Wilmer, Samuel Crop1ey's Sons,
G II. Raub, Chicago Grocery,
w. X. Brown, c. E. Grier,
Jas. higgins, %. Vermiltion,
p. II. Ward, C. L. Wood,
B. L. Wheeler, Fitzhugh Shute,
Frank Renshaw.
Gold and Silver Watches
at cost. The City Optical Store. d. N. Wal
ford, 4S7 Penn ave. s,m&w-1m
Reed & Carnrick's Sodium HypOclOr
ife. Recommended by the Public Health Asso-
citation as superior and least expensive of all
disinfectants and germicdes. Cholera, Diph-
liberia, F'evers, Malaria, etc., prevented by its
use. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-45 Reed &.Carnrick, 1872 Fulton ST., NY.
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physf-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles zoe
Manufactured by w. +. Thornton, corner Bal
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md
m,w,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

THE "CreedmOor,'' mems working shoe war
ranted solid leather. 81 10. II. Strasburger, No.
goo 9TH street, four doors above street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

OLD LADIES COMFORT: Hand-sewed Serge
Congress CATERS, Sl.23. H. Strasburger, No.
COG 9TH street. four doors above /.
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CLEARING SALE so suits, Eiseman Bros, 7&E.
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ATTENTION LADIES AND GENTS LEAVING
ToWN-iIdving enlarged and added numerous
facilities to my dry cleaning establishment,
am enabled to DO work upon the shortest no
tice. Orders by mail or express promptly at
tended To-. y Fischer. COG G. street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

CLEARING SALE children's suits, Eiseman.
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CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eiseman Bros
CLEANING SHE sack suits. Eiseman Bros
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CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eiseman Bro
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Gold and Silver Watches
at cost. The City Optical Store. d. N. Wal
ford, 1877 Penn ave. s,m&w-1m
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CLEARING SALE ehildren's suits, Eiseman
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CLEARING SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEAHIxG SALES1Osuits. Eiseman Bros. ICE
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CLEARING SALE frock suits. Eiseman Eros
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VTyALKERS. oOl 10TH ST. n W.-CARBON-
wv txed Moth Proof Paper. SC. Per yard: Whitewaxh
rushsN cheap Charcoal Pitch. Fire Clay and lirick,
1k1nes oo<nsntss p1aster. &c ap3
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O.. l.. VIM 81 BRo.
sG3 I'm street northwest. role agents for--e.E-z,
tie STItFF and kRANICH d. BACH PI-r--Tz-s==lt.
AMOS aud Gailys Wonderful seif-piaying4 &c -
Instruments Several bargains easy terms Pianos
and Organs which have been used Pianos and or
gains Tor rent. tuned and repaired jalo
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b1 THE AUTHoR '.BEN-HUR.''-"A Fair God -
" zen. Lew W aiiace, author OF "Ben Hur" is
S. Oh the most readable books of the season.
~ a rsSuiar price Is Si.50 but you can buy il
s.sssonefy department for only pinety-eight
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CLEARING SALE Norfolk suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE boys suits, Eiseman Bros.
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HEATHFUI., COMFORTABLE AND CHEAP
i All the qEiet of country life with the convent
ences of the city at

The steamer Arrowsraith will make daily Excur-
Sons during the season, thus affording speedy and
cheap transportation to the Beach
Inc bathing is excellent the scenery unsurpassed;
good fishing. rowing and Sailin..
A new Hotel, with furniture Rates low
Apply TO the office of the secretary 1921 St or 10
E z. HICKEY, Manager. Colonial Beach, westmore-
land CO.. Va. ielI-Im
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RrTTIR BUTTFRr BUTTERw FRESH
I'D Virginia Butter received daily zoe per pound al
H. HopssON's, 22o 9Th =. NV.
ge1S-s$ws opposite Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

OLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD. PLENTY OF
Il shade Fruit OF all kinds Good water and ice
Convenient To - V. r. r. AID pos, Office Three hours
from Washington. For particulars apply 10 Mrs
myl3-lm* -
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28

The second performance Of the present
engagement OF the Boston Ideals took
place at the Opera House last evening
when the pleasing opera " Fra DIavolo'
was presented. The house was. filed
and the best artists of the company ap
peared, the title.role being sustained by
Tom Karl.
Miss Maria Stone as Zerlina was
faultless, and her solos were seldom
equaled, and never excelled in this
Guy. She was heartily encored, and
during the evening was presented with
a magnificent basket of flowers.
This even ing Fanchonette," new
opera, will be given, and as 1t will b,
the last performance of this very excel
lent company in this city, the hous
should be packed, and no doubt vii
be.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
knights of the EsgIe,

st. George Castlc. 80. ., Xiii
the Golden Eagle, cayra verg u
ful entertainment IN % a!r ball, Y
street above Sixth, bat evening
fourth m.etiu9 n;Eh' zach md
called III ofl-night, aud is tcvOl
social purposes. Tn progrsnns
evening consisted OF ~ ai'res 4
come, by g II L. G.urg, ID
q harp and two VOLTS lnsugh
quintette an essay on ImscaA
Grand Chief, Jno T. ireblG,
recitations by Prof. era be- and !
Mcdowell and All essay Washil
monument, by Dr. Py- during
intermissioD, coffee ai.d sandvI
we're served to the audience, ~
tertainment lasted aNrul 40 hOun
q half, and was grcr.' Dyed
next" of night" wi. be Narcb q
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
FIFTH EID|11


3eooot ststistics shox A Il
men ~ more liable 10 be .4s nun, aas, !.
cholsrA than married n s.'aei
man, you had bette'r TAX. ~ .
may choler(A) you, "'nlas(
The skating craze is evan
vermont than In West csMs|
Vermont clergyman in a ,.' oas'
exgressed the idea that a weS
@ sns rfnss was well enough e
dreu, but he said he had tSaM
stAncse In which men haS VT ~
work, farmers even In thai M
son, end gone In their ovs,., u'1
sknttne rink.
a skating rink in Ailsn.
suspended from lack OF pa,rons
The attendance at the INV
inG Va. fair. and oracle r"
Willie Martin ENTERTAINED ,ba.s'
Win their skill on the rolIss.
young folks are good skater j.
favorites here amongst tho.s -
evening.
MT. Bearsisley h a. had A ,on,..
placed over the top Of the pn,s
at the rink, 80 as TO give p,., S
ume 10 the music. II has v,,.s
tendency 1--WE mean the mn.,'Is y,
upwards to the t!p.top point q, ~
The hand improves daily and !,
some drSt-class music.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
At the Opera House.

One of the finest audiences of the sea
son assembled at the Opera House last
evening. Every seat in the auditorium
was sold before the curtain rose even
the gallery had a respectable sized
audience in it. By the way, the gallery
Is better place than either The chairs
or circle to hear an opera. You get
more good of the singing as well as the
instrumental music. W. Frank Tat.
nall, who brought the troupe to our city
is deserving of great praise by our mu-
sic loving people for the big risk he
took on his shoulders But it has turned
out for him to be righJ good specula.
ton, In a financial sense.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28

While searching for a chicks,
on Wednesday last in A han.
Union street, officer Matuue,
across . lot OF silverware, wLlrh =
to have been Stolen from the ~ "
OF Mrs. Thomas, No. sll F,I
street, on January -, 1851, he,
being upon the same. Il
Lewis A. Stsrkey, n, notoriou, \
Was suspected 81 this robbery, al
officers on Thursday evening pnS
TO Concord, near Chesapeakesil,
where be has been residiig M
time back with Il nan u.mJ
Henry and took him loo ~
after q race of about fonr miles
At first Starkey ehowed SusI
OF resistance, but gu oGicer M,
pointing his pistol al HIN, be
bis hands from his pocket, and a
them BY his side.
The officer Ou searchin. him bs
seven-barrel pistol upon him, vii
took into his possession. ard -
him 10 this city. whe-e he ai.lh
for the robbery.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28

The Odd Fellows Hall was packed
last evening, it being announced thai
several amateurs, residents of our city,
would appear for the first time before
the footlights. The two Irish come.
dams, Macklem sod Bowman, two
young men about 10 years old, gave a
creditsble per iormance of their skill az
song and dance men. They will make
good actors with study and practice.
The two comedians hail from over
Third street bridge, and gave evidence
Of no mean ability in their particular
line. They took the house by storm.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
Operations In Egypt.

LONDON, Feb. 81. a despatch from
Korti OF yesterdays date shows that
General Sir Redv ers Butler, with his
whole command, has reached Gakdul
Wells. The retreat from Abdu. X lea,
where he had been en- trenched, was Of
tocted without the loss of a single man.
The sick aud wounded of his column
are doing well. He is expected to
reach KOrti next week.
An Arab paper says that Sheikh
Sauoussi has written TO friends at Tan
tao that his followers are supplying
the Mahdi secretly with funds, and
that he has been asked Ivy Populations
from all parts of Tripoli aud Sahara
to declare in favor OF the Mahdi.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28

DEATHS.
0REEN--On Wednesday evening, February
70, 1856, after an affiiction Of II ears Ste
phcn W. Green, in the h year Of bis age
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from his lAis residence, III Liberty street,
West Wilmington, ON Sunday afternoon.
Service At house ats O'clock. Interment 1t
Whining on h Brandywins Cemetery.
We saw his sufferIngs and heard his sighs,
With throbbing hearts and weeping eyes,
But now be calmly sleeps at last;
All pain, all grief, all suffering past
Dear brother, thou has LEFT US,
Here thy lofs We deeply feel,
But It's God that has bsfeit Us,
He can all eur sorrows heal.
BENSON-on February 9th, Edith, infant
daughter Of samuel H and Rebecca Hen
son, aged days Funeral private
BECKLEY-On the 9th inst, Robinson
beckley. In the ssventieth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitsd to attend his funeral from the resid sncs
Of his son, 0sorge W. Beckley, ls22 Wet
Front street, on sunday afternoon ct two
O'Clock. to prooeed to Rivsrview cemetery.
MCCARTEk-On the 27th OF February, L.
COATES McCArter, aged 20 yeare. q
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vtted to attend the funeral from his late re-
sidence. No. 1907 West seventh street. on
q. N. lnternont at Riverview cemetery.
COCARAN-In Landenbera. Pa. on the
18th Of February, Oliver Cochran, engineer
on the y. 4 =. Railroad, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vtted to attend the funeral on Tuesday af.
ternooo, March 3rd. Interment at New Lon
don cemetery. Chester County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
The Primaries this Evening".

The Republicans In the respective
Wards will meet and elect six persons
to form the City Republican Executive
Committee this evening. The election
for the Second ward will be held at the
FELTON, House from six to seven O'Clock.
In the Fourth ward 1t will be held at
Stidham's auction rooms, Ill K. Fourth
street, from six to seven. In the Sixth
ward, at Kyles office, 1928 King street,
from fl We TO six o'clock F; in the Seventh
ward at Bullocks office, Tenth and
Tatnall streets, from six to sever
O'Clock, and in the Eighth ward at the
League room Seventh and Spruce
streets, at Z 80 o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, no. Sis KING STREET
TELEPHONE SIGNAL. 1913,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
j. A. WILSON,
ap2.ly Funeral Director.

ID E9ISfEh'S ORDER,
N H.aIsTER's OYYICB,
New CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
February 10Th, 1850.
Upon the application Of NEWTON =.
DEhjCkSON, executor o. WILLIAM Il.
DEkICKsON late OF Christ ana Hun
drcd, in said county, deceased, tits ordered
and directed by the Register that the ex.
ecutor aforesaid1 give notice Of granting Of
letters testamentary upon the estate OF
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date o.
such letters In six OF the most public places
of the county Of New Castle requiring ali
persons having dem iDds against the estate
70 present tie same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided 4;
and also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period 10 the DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
0 Newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks, 10 o d.
(~t Given under the hand ana SoAl
4 La Dhice Of the Register Aforesaid,
~ ~ ~ ington, In New Castle
County -4Ifesd,i, I've Jay and year above
written. &. tthURs kexister.
MOTH T. al I,ers u t.y. Bg claims against
the estate " thu aGtep5,u must present the
same, duly attescca 20 the executor, op
or before the 26th ay OF 90 uaTy, 1856. OF
abide the Act Of Assempl. in such case made
and provided.
NEWTON J. DgRICKsoN,
Executor.
Address, Wilmington. Del. f2S
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28

Mr.. Joseph l., Ochotree Las II
fering with "a sore face ,.std By /
exposed during the r. at coli
and Is suffering much pain IRON
has been required to Keep IT. v
for two WEEKS past.
John Hender on, on b
boys, fell ard broke b. H
skating at the rink one ca, 'at
Mr.. Jes ee Mahlon, e' Nd
but formerly CT this ely I'd
time foreman of the . 'ra
Office, ca lied In To pay Ms
on Tuesday morning N 'hSal
Wilmington has improv~. lds
since his las. visIt t. Ga y,
ten years az. do is ~" hl
Allen, Laue ~ $50 /, mrr'' 10
ers, of fhiladelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28

Last "Wednesday being The ~
birthday OF j. IA. Il. ShlpleNN
of his young friends determine
him n surprise. er
Accordingly about tweif!,A,
called upon him at lis IA'h,'
dence, No. All East Third sft
evening, where the time "'' ~
please NJ and agreeable n'h,pe'
Mr.. Shipley was pre-"r ',.' "
handsome silver watch h' IT. IT. 49,
w. G Shipley, and his 't..-
gave him "a number OF pfrsc' :,
Refreshments were ttFFel ,r
dance, and the con- pany tom an,
parturo at nm early hour, wa 3'r
many happy returns OF 'ia 0'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
TheIlltuoia DGniiocA'

In Joint session OF The l-N'
lature on Friday the onIy " % 81
8. Senator was ono ea'' -
Haines for Morrison. .,,.,.
I'll r, ported thst NJ II D.,.
is classed a. an lndrp ne ..st
contemplate iesignihg " . as.
of the Il.iuois House OF Il" = .af
He says " he has dom Az u 20
State in That posiiion ~ W.
standiug comm ittees, t."1 "' nt,t
ious u b.. ON the floor wht's' M n
he can Aergs his constil'ir' 10.
advantage. The settIsr,'n ". Il /.
Element of the Sena'"n'' a."
likely 10 intiueice his ac''''
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
Oolle.eer,v as.s,re,..

Next Monday and Tuesday eveninss
Oallender's famous colored minstrels
Will appear 1t the Opera House, viii
all the old favorites. The Hyer aistsrp.
who are host in themselves, will appear
IN number OF choice vocal selections.
J he famous Zouave drill will also be-
given BY members Of tho company. Tho
prices OF admission have been fixtd at
90 and % cents, aud there il no doubt
but the house will bs crowded both
nights.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
The Asbury NJ ! eoei'

An interesting and sil,u,ocvv-ovtl'
ing OF u e Asbury Mutrai Ia ~ tarri'
Society will bs held in Il ~ y az
of Asl5ury NJ. f. Church ral
tive, Entertaining aud lh % ..',,, he !
her Of The Asbury ReV's# n,q,:,
by the editor ami his as, a;.a,iybs
there will be- Que or two reo''
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
orders ny Te. ouhOse

The telephone OF James n. Wood &
Go. is continually ringing with orders
for repairing tin aud iron roofs, CUTTERS
and spouts, taking down old spouts
aud putting up corrugated spouts, re.
pairing heaters, covering pipes with
their patent castings, etc. Soon rs the
weather settles, the Messrs. Wood q
20. viii. have lively time, ~ this has
oeen ~ very severe winter, and they
have long list Of orders to All.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
Almess Hsnanssu

The following telegram was ssps
rom Warrington to the Philadslphis
Presa yesterday:
A committee Of the Delaware Lexis.
laturs Who are interestd In the passage
Of the amendment 70 tho State Oonsei.
tuition which will give New Oustie
County increased representatis n, hsvs
been consulting Senator Bayard to-day.
The Senator does not express any opin
ION on the subject. but Il said By some
OF his friends that no considers the o..
fort almost hopeless IT the present time
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
New Stepping Gar Line no
PIttsburx and Detroit

L. is announced by tie l-"lF
partment of 5hc prtItt E'H
road, that, commencing M !.
new line of Pullman sicrpei y.
into operation between Pit' z
Detroit. The west pDn'. :,
will leave Pittsbnrg Oh tai d. = !.
p. M, running through Ia ~ "
Toledo, Ann Aroor AMI w "
arriving ut Detroit ri II M = :,
returning car viii leave Per.
In the afternoon and arrive '-
burg on day express al 9 y z. VI,
MAXIM a connection Tor u
Philadelphia, Baliimof" anu !
ton, either ~ New York aHu
Ii United or day express.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
DOSIJlVE PUBLIC SALE
II OF
Livery stecx at stable, IFS French street. C
WEDNESDAY, MARCHA, 1885.

HIS stosk Of horses. carriages, sIeipbs.
harness, etc. The stock comprises Is head OF
horses, ranging from to 10 ) ears a. age. one
OF which is tho celebrated Wild Wagner"
|asod years, and pair OF mules. one large
and small pair. / coach ia good order. 6
buggies, made by John Beeve and Jones
Guthrie, all In good order, Clayton wagon.
Jump scat carriage, Germantown car,
rage, no top buggy, / two horse sleigh, and
single Albany cutters, new. 3 sets dou-
BIZ harness and sets single harness lot OF
robes. blankets, WHIPS, halters, etc. Also lot
OF lumber, in use as shedding and buck of
sta Bile. "A credit Of mouths will be giyen
on all Gums over so X. NJ. GIBSON
L. W. Stidbam & Son, Aucts. f2s.3s
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
improvements.

The Y. NJ. Il. Club are just having
their billiard parlors hands omely pa.
pered in tine tints, By Ball x Company.
TIE same cJm pany are also papering a
room for q similar purpose for the
Shields Library Association, Sixth and
Market
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
Making Cabinets,

cabinets in a great deal less time than
it takes Mr.. Cleveland. Cabinet photo
graph we m can. Don't forget that for
50 90 we viii make you one dozen of
our best. Westcott & Cummings,
3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
CIevelaiid's CABINET.

We can't say to. day what it will be,
but we can tell what Westeott e. Cum
mings cabinet photographs are. They
are first class aud can be had for SO 90
per dozen. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
Geo.,
62 MARKET STREET.

During the coming week
we shall make greater efforts
to reduce our stock OF dry
goods, and will offer many
lots OF goods at low prices.
The French Satteen adver-
|tised by us some time ago,
made by Messrs. Scheurer,
Rott & Tie. OF Alsace,
France, are the most perfect
in coloring, finish and design
OF any satteen made in the
world. We are showing
nearly the whole line and
many Of the patterns cannot
be duplicated. The best
American Satteen, the same
silky appearance but heavier
fabric, 25c.: assortment ex-
cellent. Our print counter
is receiving strict attention
lat the present time and we
are making it complete.
Amos every cotton fabric is
to be found here in sill the
new styles and colorings, and
at unprecedentedly low pri-
ces. Only the best makes
kept. 7a-inch Cream Dam
ask Table Linen, 94c.; g.
inch Cream Damask, 69c.;
62.lnch Cream Damask ,56c.,
Napkins to match. No idea
can be formed OF how cheap
this lot Of goods is only by
exam nation and comparison.
Cream Damasks have almost
entirely taken the place OF
bleach, as so much better
DUALITY can be had and a
little washing will soon bleach
lit. Childsen's Oxford mixed
stockings, by a celebrated
French maker, the most dur
able stocking made in which
are combined good looks and
wear. We have a small lot
(not as many as we would
like to have) at Soc, 6 to 81.
so dozen mems super-stoul,
full regular unbleached stock
ings, l2b. The only differ
!ence in this now and I year
ago is, you get two pairs for
a quarter instead Of one
!Dress cloths for ladies'spring
wear, about % shades. So
and 81 inches wide, SOC to
Isl Still selling carpets at
low prices. The last three
weeks have convinced us
people appreciate good goods
when they are offered them.
|CRAN0R Geo..
| 62l MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-28
J. Paul Brown

At his new studio, GIT Market street,
has just received an Invoice of the latest
designs in backgrounds and accessories.
They are elegant. Go see them.