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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17
A Prize Fight

WooDsTocK, Ont, April l6 "A isht with
soft gloves between Sam Bittle, OF Toronto,
ar easy, of London, occurred near here this
morning. Half dozen rounds were fought,
in the last of which Casey was knocked c0m-
pletely out The battle was awarded to Bit
Il
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17
The Loucks-Louthain Case Supposed Clew
of Mrs. Harley.


DELPHI, Ind, April 16.-The Loucks-
Louthain case was called up before Judge
Davidson in the Carroll Circuit Court to-day.
A Jury was impaneled and the evidence of
some OF the principal witness for the plain
tiff heard.
The friends OF Mrs. Harley have found q
lady's hair switch near the river, which they
are sure belonged to the missing woman.
The clew may lead to the clearing up of the
mvstarV
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17

LANCASTER, Pa, April l6.--Thieves robbed
the grist mill OF Charles Hillard, in Sails.
bury Township, last night and then set fire
to the building, which with all the contents
vas completely destroyed. The loss Is heavy.
The WEIGH mountain gang are believed to
be the perpetrators of the outrage.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17
INDIANAPOLIS

It is safe to say the host aud hostess never
witnessed an occasion more agreeable, and
everything indicated that they were fully
able 70 make this the browning and pleasing
society event Of the season.
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morning because they had not been paid
their wages. The company owes them for
two months of last year and for lsst month.
The Office is closed, and the manager only is
eft in charge.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17

Salvation Oil is the greatest cure on earth
fer pain. This invaluable liniment routs
and banishes all bodily pain instantly, and
costs only twenty-five cents bottle.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17

Potato Balls-B0il aud mash some good
mealy potatoes; add pepper and salt and
enough beaten egg to make a stiff paste.
Make this into nice-siZed balls, roll them in
bresd.crumbs and the rest of the egg aud fry
OF light brown color.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17
A Murderer LYnohed.

BLUNT, D. T., April l6.-J. II. Bell, who
murdered +. G. Small, at Harold, last De-
cember, was lynched last night at this place.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17

BUFFALO N. Y, April l6.-An the en-
ployss Of the Bankers and Merchants Tele-
graph Company in this city struck at 10 this
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
WIN Go Lack Again

Yesterday morning William Paid.
win was released from New Castle jail,
where he had finished term for
drunkenness, and this morning he
bobbed up sereneiy" In the dock a
the city court. 1t seems that just Al
soon as William reached this city Il.
could not resist tho temptation o
INDUCING in Front street fire water, and
as consequence he again fell into thu
bands of the police. The Judge sen
costs, which will probably SEND hin
blck TO New Castle TO spend HIS Chris
| Elas.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Child Burnea % Death

On Monday afternoon little child,
Oracle, q Wait in tho family Of p. s
Carlisle, Frederick, was literally roasted
to death. The cook had gone out Of thu
house on an errAnd, and few minutes
after wards the screams OF tho child
were heard. When the family reached
her she was enveloped in flames, and
the furniture Of two rooms was SGT OF
fire. The child was 80 badly burned
that she died couple of hours after
wards, and the fire with some din lty
was put out.
The fodder stacks OF Edward Jack.
son, some three miles from Frederick
took fire on Saturday after noon from
sparks from an engine, and before tn
fire was put ont, the barn, several GU,
buildings, thousand bushels OF corr
and quantity of wheat were con
sumed. A wheat thresher belonging 4
Levin Williams was also consumed.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Deash OF . Sussex Farmer.

William II. Hurdle, brother IL Jaw
of N Joseph, Of this city, residing ut 81
Hollyville, Indian River Hundred. Sus
sex County, died en- Tuesday, l5sh inst,
of consumption, with which he had
been suffering since last July. Mr.
Hurdle was ono OF the rest FARMERS IL
Sussex County. and BIZ his thrift aud
Industry had become one OF the leadinI
citizens, He leaves o widow and Sol
and daughter. His remains were in
tered on Thursday, his funeral beini
| attended by over 100 carriages, al wa
one of the largest funerals that eve
took place In that county.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

About 1890 o'clock last night officer
WEIGH saw a crowd at Fourth and
Shipley streets, and heard u woman
cursing and swearing. Upon making
an investigation he found Mary Burni
on another OF her periodical DRINKS.
She was very violent, and it took both
officers WEIGH and Shields to get hel
TO the hall, When she made her sp.
pearance In the dock this morning she
had q beautifully colored eye wher'
some on had struck her. She did moi
seem to be ully sober yet, and com
menced to Der ate the officers for arrest
ing her, when the Judge imposed fin
NJ IS and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Levi P. Purnell, colored, was before
Judge Cummins this morning, charged
with the larceny of Buffalo robe last
Saturday week. from n wagon belong
ing TO G. p. Hannaway, Of Delaware
County, Penna. The evidence show cd
that the wagon WAS left standing IL
front of No 2C4 East thirteenth street
on saturds', 18th, nnd fome one tool
the rose.
7. II was shown that purusll had ad-
mitted knowing something about
and offered to restore 1t II he were no
prosecuted, bnt az there was som
doubts about his being the thief th
heer.ng was continued until tomorrow
IrcsrniDg, TO give him chance 10 pro
fcure witnesses for his defense.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

The fair which opened in PA
Church last night was lsraslv
lied. The beautiful decorstioel
the eye at once. The boO,h, !
veniently arranged and are ysrl
somely festooned with eyerpr.|
bunting. A large New EueIs,|
en- occupies the southeast cOr]
Mrs. Kirkman preside, over NJ
Booth No. 6, where china nh
ware are dispensed, Is in charr1
America. Mrs. Freeu an hss h
booth No. 8, Mrs. Price Of No,
Mrs. Monroe presides over No, !
with fancy goods and varIead
ward Spencer pretides owe, bod
where fruits, cake and couiect
dispensed. Mrs. TilghmAn
over the fancy ware table No. 1
The committee on srrspgem(
provided for a very fnsChpsh
entertainment. Christina
with fine m usic, will be prts(
Christmas eve. On Chfistnl
kew. II. A. Monroe will give
hibition Of solving views Of
collection. The fair will conai
night this week.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
A Mace.

A race took place last Saturday even
ing between George Evans and Charles
Stout, car drivers ON the street railway,
but owing to Mr.. Evans striking his
toe against rock and slightly injurine
his kaee, Mr.. Stout came ont ahead
Mr.. Evans, no Hever, Is not satisfied
and consequently another race between
them will take place on Christmas a.
2 80 p. m, on the Dupont road. near
the Middle Depo', WIN. Mcneil, .oi
No. 5 car, will challenge the winner OF
the race.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
THIRD EDITION.

THe Pr estd emsfsl 8aeeesstOn nnli
The Washington correspondent OF the
Phil lad elphia Ledger says there are
Irdications that theSenate Presidential
ouccession bill will not get through the
House without protracted struggle.
a number OF Republican member are
nuposed to the principle OF the Dill,
hitch continues the executive offiee Ia
the Cabinet selected by the President,
and will advocate an amendment pro
yiding that this Succession shall con
tiuue only till a special election BY thf
lDeople can be held. An effort will be
made TO morrow to pass the Ssnate bill
under suspension OF the rules, which
vii require q two-thirds vote. Thit
motion would test the strength o.
uarties In the House on the measure
II il believed that the majority can b
secured for the bill, but 1t 10 very
doubtful II IL could command two
thirds vote. A failure OF a motion y
suapeud the rules would send the bill
10 the in iiciary Committee, by WHOM
A. would doubtless be reported bacl
favorably at an early day, when
could be taken up and passed by
majority.
At present the division OF sentimer
ON the bill is not marked by party liae'
but is likely that 1t will be made q pal
tasAn measure should 1t result in q pre-
traced discussion. While 10 Is In OF
der tomorrow TO suspend the rules,
will be very easy TO prevent that motto
from being made, as the regular ord
will be the call OF States Tor the intr
duction Of bills. and this order preced
that for suspension Of the rules II
presentation of the large number
bills In possession OF Numbers wou
consume the entire day, and thus pr
clude the motion for suspension. 1t
reasonably csrtain that the Preside
tial bill will 30 to the Judiciary Cor
mittee, and be considered in regular G
der.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Treasea by Tarkssh Baths

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 2l.-Jos
eph Krtmbla, an employee Of the hill
waukee car shops. was bitten in the
calf of the right leg by n dog about .,
days ago, but did not experience any
trouble until last Friday, when III,
premcnitory symptoms of hydrophobis
seized him. He was taken to Turkisl
bath establishment. and on Saturday
passed i've hours in the sweat room
with the temperature at 1S5 degrees
aud sunday passed two hours there
The dangerou, syptoms have disap
| peartd.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

i
oh ~ cApDath the congregAtion OF
Nevpoft ~ e. church Vas addfessed
on'uae subject OF Temperance by Miss
MODE nom ONO, = representative OF
the wonen.s National christian Tenn
persuca Union. In her opening re- |
mar = ene introduced the character OF
l5t. Feuis with exhortAtions 70 her sex
70 im1taso his noble example Of en-.
luutAnco and heroism In their arduous
endH4vors 70 save the fnebrfated sons OF
men nom their Intoxicating cups. for
the sAke OF God and OF home and native
land-
AsAhe advanced In her subject she
became quite eloquent In speaking o.
the oetermination OF their xo0.OOO
wof1en scrong TO night the good night
until their enemy shall be put 10 Night,
and tney, like David with Goifah, siay
him - their feet, with all his Wanted
powex
she stated that their object was 70
} keep - 1t until they brought about pro.
niutuon al over the land, wnich sne
: cor uoentiy prophesied would 90 Done.
Snd Se1orfed TO the Work that nau al
ready uean done BY them, such ~ get
, TING tie people aroused on tho import
: ance OF the subject ~ they area their
suceeae with the different Legisiatures
~ 80 Hehnoos III Aoonh oPsaoo anu
prohiDteory measures. and the requiring
4 Of taachers In public schools throughout
J, the dtnerent States and territories,
: which she named. 60 instruct the chill
j. Idren IN hygiene, with special reference
TO ne enecss OF alcohoiic stimuians
IL and tobacco, and opium narcotics upon
n the general system.
ri She represented the w. q. 7. U. ..
O. having very poor opinion OF the higi
ss license question, and recommenos tina
re instead OF gliding and Deautiryini
ofI whisky saloons and making them NOR
ID attractive, ~ the high license system
g. would tend TO make them, they hav'
is thsm all Just as hideous and ropulsiv
a. rs they can be made, "a IL Is the mn
n saloon that first tempts the young maj
r. nefore he is ready for the lower ant
more wretched class, ana the prooaoiiit.
Is that he would never be tempted U
inusmperAnce were IL not for these oe'
,er ter class OF saloons being 30 nne. Ac
nd cording 70 Miss Moore's statements
An sppcArs that In orr common, lawioi
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Given Away.

The handsomest thing In town-a
chance on o beautiful toilet set, valued
at $35. 90, com m encing to-day and end
ing January 10 h, TO every purchaser
90 the amount of 81 % and upwards
may be seen In the window at Mont
gomery's cheap and reliable shoe store.
Holiday slippers speciality. All goods
warranted as represented at sos King
street, city.
N. B.-rhe lucky number will b
made known the day after drawn
through the REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

On Monday afternoon . young man,
wearing Buffalo Bill hat, boarded the
Old Point express that 10 due In this
city at 8. 10 p. m, At Middletown, and
attracted nsiderAblc attention by his
actions. He displayed hts money in q
reckless manner, and said that he had
been working ont In the county all the
year and was going homo to have o
good time. IL was evident that he was
under the influence of liquor, and he
first took seat In . car where there
was q mum Der Of ladies'. He had not
been seated long when he purchased =
handful of segars, and was Abont to
| light one when the conductor escorted
him TO the smoking car.
After being seated he informed those
In the vicinity that he had over 500,
and that he intended TO spend about
one half of IL In this city, and then &c
home and have good time with the
remainder. He left the train ut thu
station In this city, and nothing fur
Their was known Of him until about 7.a(
O'Clock last evening, when . younl
woman came to the police station ant
said that man had been killed OF
IShipley stre,t above Sixth. Two ofiicer
Immediately started for the place, ana
met couple Of young men bringing
man along, who proved to be the yer
ldant youth who had come up on tn
! train.
The blood was streaming from q
wound in his head, aud the young mel
, said they had found him lying on th
sidewalk, where they supposed he ha'
! fallen. The young Won IN tells differ
lent story; che says that he was goipI
) along Shipley street when two me-
!, came mp behind him aud one Of then
{ struck him on the head and felled hiu
R TO the ground. They then commence
81 fnmbling ut his clothes, when sh
4 Iscreamed murder and ran 10 the polio,
Q station, during which time they mad
Q their escape.
el The conductor says that he is postiv
o 1.-The young man had over q hundre
! dollars, but this morning. the mar
Y | VI no gave his name as Ward, said ths
. The only. had $50, and had given part to
!. man to keep, aud spent the remaiude
He only had 80 cents in his pocket whe
i taken TO the hall. The wound on b
|, head was dressed last night, and as
!, was perfectly sober this morning
|. was allowed TO depart
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Asleep on q STEP.

Last night as one Of .hs poll
vas patrolirg bis bsa;, b fcuu
Hayes, sleeping of The effects
Gus rotations On doolEiE
corner OF Tay lor and Wilson's
reused him up, bu, Is be
give his residence be took u
hall, and this morning be vas
before Judge Cummins. \
name was called be stepped up'
and In answer to the charge
he really didn't know an5thil
II. he was sentenced to pay
!! 81 and costs.
Charles Reynolds vas finst
| costs for indulging 10 o plain
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Wednesday and Thursday we will
hold q special sale Of fancy and holiday
goods and books. We are bound tc
clear them all out, regardless Of value
Umbrellas, from 30 cents to IS 90
handkerchief, from 3 cents to 50 90
hand bags aud purses OF all qualities
sets of brushes and combs IN leather q
plush cases vt about half price; mani
cure seta in plush gases, etc. All mus
go. Russell's Bee Hive, 306 Market 81
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
T 1T \ ED|1Nl
me ne Third y, Street M.,s.

The Third street m,,l.. Ell"
! 81 2. BY the electric ~ IIa aSus
and there will be- a s,,. light toI
everything needed fS e,Aaa displ
: sn,ass At stalls No. ;s!J
lucy ~ ~ mutton M which Is IjenS1,, '. :.
I'll Tor Its richness and sO uMly q
,c Joseph l E Martin, a, I ! ~ a y
John W. Butler a. s,al sls 3, y
Mu,r,Pdhey, stall rs, wiIIi. ill.,, y
stail ", and James V. M..,,hd su|
and 30, each have soms A. y \
beef ever brought to hi, y ~. "
OF these parties are pren ,s ..'!
and roasts. A nus juicy
Joel NJ. Walton n, stain.
stock Of Chester coun,y TIM mu - ~
Elmer e, Cornog At M T .a %
supply ofpork and sau... - ~
Joseph Rylo.te stalls n :. i
we'll supplied with poul,, 70 ~. saa|
Who wish q fine turkey .h .ad
him . call. Mrs. Hand. , saUal Y
~, has q SPLENDID. as.Orlmus.r',i :,
Dies, and W. W. bought, -, =.
and 81 has . la.ge .,ock u w., W.
butter. VI iofI
Those wanting fsh will 4.
md Powell in the sou.h,s,, y !,
ne has one OF the fines, AMI nv.
stocks to be found in tbI sI an,
The prices In this ma,t.,
; found 30 low that al can
and those doing buslnsm ~
Oil their patrons Merry m
and q Happy New Year.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Trouble with q vess|

Some trouble was experisn
day IN getting The schoene]
Bennett started from Bushs
soop as she was let loose
causht by the wind and toe ..
came manageable, and IT !
by the most vigorous ,, eiio''s )
was prevented colliding ~. v
| steamer FELTON,. She si's ~,
| into the steamer Yu ateco' s anj
| main chain.plsle loose :, sl .
| ended up under the stern nu ., >
at the wharf Of the I rug!
| Company. Captain DAVE y ~,
| tug Martha, then went NV y MT ~,
| and towed her out to INC D'.l
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Chrissmas Present..

Superior singing canary birds in
beautiful cages can be seen at Parker's
No 1903 East Second street. One of them
would make very sppropr ate gif
for Christmas. The price IS modera I,
and the time favorable for a displa,
of good taste as well as of a generou
feeling.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Revival nj 81. RnnI,s

The revival at St. Paul's will contin
ne through the week. Meetings eact
evening, Thursday excepted. Rev G. w
PrettJman will preach this evening
The meeting last evening was one o
the best yet held, and considering tn,
approach Of the holidays the attendano
ia remarkable
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Chitty Chatty, Homespun yarns, Life
of General Grant, Zig Tag stories, Van
Vert Travels, aud hundreds of other
books for children, at one half regular
prices, at Pyle & L!chtens teln s specia
sale of books now in progress. Stor,
open until 10 o'clock this evening. Py4,
& Lichtenstein, 228 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
virrinia,a Ex.C0nfede1

RICHMOND, Va, Dsc. VI, |
of Delegates to-day adssn .,.,,l
Sros,msnt a Till sPpropP ia.,'
to pay claims Of e1 Com von', sso
and sailors Of this SAe ~, Wv
n,snently disabled 10 , .ns
This amount Is only ia .ss A
claims already proved si, sDa NJ \
auditors Office. ArO! as, ~ n
iutrod uced for the .t SsIs ,hs y b
is also proposed that s 'ns
shall make I'D ANNA, a Sppa
the Lee Camp Soldiers ,., sDI h
tion,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Receiving daily. large quantities of
d ried fruits. potatoes, eggs, 6sh, oysters,
Cams OF al kinds. AL kinds Of penin'
sula produce for sale in lots u suit
Warren Harper g. Bro, ITO K. Fourth
,treet, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
The American Clocks,

By the New Haven Clock Company
some sixty in the lot, frorl $500 Il
1878 90 Fancy metallic frsrLes, eDamelet
| Z initiate marble. exposed pallets, ont
half aud hour strike, with cathedra
| eongs. The lowest price on clocks tina
was ever reached in this city. a
lLawtop b, oJ5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
POstmaster bead.

G. 81. G. Horsey, postmaster of Sea
ford, died last night OF consumption.
He had only been appointed to the of
fee last September. He was ir the
32d year of his age. There is quits
number of applicants for the vacancy
already.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

December 18th, 1856, II.
Virginia, wife Of y. w. Bsynard, and
daughter Of the late Thomas IL. and 3. w.
Robinson.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted 70 attend the funeral from the residenet
of WIN. Ii. Curry, 1908 Warrington street
on Tuesday afternoon 1t 2 o'clock. Inter.
mept at Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
terry.
FOUNTAIN-In this city, on the 2lst inst
WIN. g. Fountain, sged % years. Inter
ment at Barretts Chapel, Kent Couney
on Thurtdsy, the 2<th instant.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
AnnuaI Inspection.

The annual inspection of the team,
belonging to George W. Bush & Son,
was held yesterday, and prizes wtr,
awarded to drivers Charles Davis
Henry Robinson, James Roberts snt
Oharles SAieluA.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
U.aer Psstear's'

The Newark n; J. s csl,' Z
bitten BY q mad dos as' al
and will be opefTs.soss Frd
Pssteur to. day. In. Ias bstv|
grets the long ints sNd tho q
s sround for or hope, ., f ss,s
months had elapsed I'D"
nth success.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
New cheme,

Governor Hoadly' . o, ,ssi,t
a new scheme for ,I,,a . assI
that will in his uus onhisca)
against the old az law "',, Us oiClI
would hav 10 the cls' rossyisiou|
Cleveland boards Of rss1o,s
e CLOSING rs' Of the place. Of 1 sss'|
o could register who ID be-. @a IL
40 In theil respective waIu..|
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
ONLY
Two Days More 10 Think

Garments bought Tor gifts |
on a guess, and not pleasing|
the receiver, will be ex vi
changed. Rule OF exchanged
lis in full force-not Suspend
led at all.
The il destar hung over
Sixth and Mari ct yesterday
again.
Lighting up all who cam e
to this attractive, attracting
and magnificent stock Of
|Oak Hall clothing.
There's wisdom in choos-
ling something with such
ldeep and abiding suggestion
Of the spirit Of Christmas in
lit, every time the wear er
ldons it, as A STORM Coat =
WINTER TEMPEST REsIsTIN &c,
with its big collar and long
skirt overlapping and COW
|ering neck, ears. cheeks and
sIbody down almost to the
5 toot-top., in protecting
/. comforting warmth /; liz ed
/. Throughout with all-wo pol
'lcloth y; proof against sic ct,
and windy storm "a cover
:lfrom the cold and rain.
{ Well.made, on ely
,lsewed. as it oughs to t e
yIas Oak Hall garments are
/ There's many a gift bar
:. lren Of such brightness a
la Storm Coat from this I'm
N equaled stock Of good thing
::ssIfor winter using, with tn
:, sparkle Of rightly spent col
g lars through and thre ug
4 them.
SO iPRIcEs from $500 TO $3.50
at, Here's another though
tor Christmas II o u S
81 ROBES, Smoking JAG et
rs. Illuminated Silk Handke
ne chiefs, Mufners, Gil ve
is lNeckwear. Silk and Sat
he Embroidered Suspend
y. (our own make).
,ol. Oak Halls Christmi
he he, Ieitt-that little book for Il
., boys after-school enjoyme
M. md is ready. Boys had be
tier be spry in having n lotl
ers come along, and get
. Nd copy.
for With Christmas two da
aslof, we'll help make t
n as days longer, by Ike epil
oilopen at night till 9.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Tomorrow promises 10 be from
cloudy to fair, with stationary tam.
perature. Thursdar, clearing 10 partly
cloudy nnd father warmer. The prese nj
outlook for Christmas lie moderate tenn
perature, and fair 20 cloudy conditions,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
/" Holiday Presents"

Umbrellas from 25c. to S.. 90 each
Books at half price. handkerchief
Blk seal cloth coats, that look nearly
az wei as genuine skins. Russell'i
" Bee Hive" SOC Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Christmss Dseora'il)

Hayden. the re-, well s,, knU's and
florist at No. 7O2 Ma ains , t@
large and magnlsii essI 'ds s,ur
able for churches, nsi,' "a =, 4
lilies, which he is ssii'ps
prices. itch arc
His windows, wnlo nrg N
floral designs, are su s,rsst,
wishing either tios si% = al
green's should give him ~
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Rodney street sunday school.

The scholars of the Rodney street
Sunday School are requested to meet
in their chapel this (Tuesday) evening
at Z. 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

high and low priced pianos and organs,
at 800 West Sixth street. Orders re-.
ceivsd for pianos from $40 up Also for
tuning and repairing.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

A beautiful liae OF children's lace
collars selected for the holidays. Pyl,
& Lichtenstein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Decided novelties in fur top gloves,
ladies' kid gloves for the holidays, at
Pyle & L:chtenst in's, 226 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Case Dismi''e

A u ysar.old boy Ss,a ire
l Last ss ss z. Q. N. , Ely. "
s ss believed the miss missi q, dseli|
his hat. The a.,"rftfihcisu.
evidence was NOV was dlsnI
boy, and the case ~A'
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22
Browne bronchial T.oehes

are excellent fer the relief OF Hoarse.
ness or Sore Throat. They are exceed
ingly effective. "vChrislian World,
London, Eng.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-22

Buy . New Castle County turkey
from @. L. Simmons, sseoud and rcp
lar, for Christmas 1innef,