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National Republican., 1885-05-11

Justice Macarthur last Saturday heard the
argument on the motion to quash the indiGt.
ment against Daniel W. and Samuel +. Mid.
dleton, indicted for embeZLlement, on account
Of duplicity in pleading and the failure to set
out with certainty the oileusc charged.
Messrs Dayidge q Kent appeared for the
defendants, and District Attorney WOrthing-
ton Tor the prosecution. Mr. Kent opened the
case anu NJ the conclusion OF his argument
the court adjourned for the day.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Largest boys dept in city. EIsomsn's, 9Th < E


The public will md notification in another
column that in consequence of the dangerous
condition of New York avenue the District
commissioners have concluded TO close II be.
tween North Capitol aud Second street east.
Parties desiring TO attend the National Jockey
Club races Will please so by way OF NJ and
Second streets
National Republican., 1885-05-11

Mr.. Henry Wise Garnett, as solicitor for
Rosa Gusch, has entered suit to recover 5000
damages from the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company for injury done her property on |
street by the laying OF tracks unlawillly on
that street. The pnrt Of the road referred to
is the "Y," where the collision occurred last
year,
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Don't forget the great bail game at 4;2o.
A ThleylHg Postal Clerk.

A dispatch has been received by Col. Sharp,
chief of postoiiice Inspectors, announcing the
arrest of A. W. AdlelG, postal clerk between
Texarkang, Ark, and Dallas, Tex. He has
confessed that his operations have extended
over Eve years.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Largest display boys suits. EIsoman's,7th & E


The following marriage licenses have been
issued; William Hausman and Bershelda
Baker; William +. Saur and Mary $. Goss;
John PendletOn and MahalH Freeland aud
Frank Disney and Annie Marschauer
National Republican., 1885-05-11

In the police court on Saturday Wm. Ross, a
young colored man, was charged with attempt
ing to poison Andrew Jackson and family.
Ross had been lover Of one Of Jaclison's
and had been driven away by
jackson. on sunday OF last week Ross pre-.
sented jackson with II blnch Of fish all pre-
pared for cooking Aiier eating them the en-
tire family was taken seriously Ill. jackson
failed TO appear and the case was continued
indefinitely, with bonds liked at $1,000.
National Republican., 1885-05-11

REAurIFuL HANDs.-A good deal of interest
is now shown in beautiiying hands, fingers, and
nails. Justly so; for the human hand III ltl
beauty is an object worthy of admiration. But
do the ladies know that true beauty Of hands
cannot exist If the stomach mud digestive ap-
paratus are not in good health? 10 make d.
gostiOn good, circulation natural, blood rlch'
and skin clcar, take Browns Iron Bittcrs.
Mrs j. w. Ellis, Minburn, Iowa. has suffered
for several wears from debility, but is now re-
stored to health by this prince Of tonics
National Republican., 1885-05-11

Something about Laces-
What is it that adds such a
refined elegance to the dainty
white dresses and colored
wash materials ?
Is it not Embroideries and
Laces Fashion plates for
this season show them to be
most profusely trimmed.
Laces are now Of much
prettier designs and more at
tractive styles than those Of
any previous season.
We have almost an unlim-
tied variety to select from,
comprising Orientals, Fedo-
ras, Torchons, Florentlnes,
Medicis, Valenciennes, Chan
tillys, Escurials, SIP anis h,
Egyptians, Spanish Guipures,
and others; also All-overLace
Nets and Flouncings, with
the Narrow Laces to match.
2,oooyards Torchon Laces,
from ~ to 2 inches wide,
from ( to IOc per yard.
5000 yards OF M e d i
Lace, from "a to 4 inches
wide, from 8 to 32c per yard.
Dozen-yard pieces of Lin
en- Torchon Laces, I2H, II,
IS, and size per piece.
Cotton Laces in white and
ecru, from S to 2oc per yard,
for trimming gingham and
satteen dresses.
5-inch Cream Spanish Lace
for trimming dresses, UNI
brellas, and parasols, only
2oc per yard.
90 pieces of Black Chan
tilly Laces. We bought
these as a Job" and offer
them to our customers at
soc on the dollar.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
National Republican., 1885-05-11

MIR. ADoLPHE BRAND, OF Curriers' famous
Cincinnati Brass Band was, while at the
MOrld Sfair, prOstrated with severe rheumu
tism. A few applications of st. Jacobs OIL re-
stored him 70 ms MOmted health.
National Republican., 1885-05-11

AN eminent Presbyterian divine announced
to his congregation that he would be obliged
TO take Il vacation on account Of bronchitis,
when the elders Immediately raised his salary
and advised him to tako Dr. Bulls Cough
Syruu aud bp Curpd
National Republican., 1885-05-11

"a ruING of beauty Is Joy forever" Sec
the Leonard hardwood Refrigerator with
carved panel AZ ", H. Hoekg's, SOL Market
Space.
National Republican., 1885-05-11

Large assortment Of Collarettes,
oxidized and silvered, at 6S, IS, oS,
81. s., SI.6S, and S1.9S.
Bracelets to match, at "a, 80, 40,
6S. IS, and oSc.
New Fob Chains, in roll plate,
sterling silver, silver plated, real OK
idized, imitation oxidized, and sill
YER and jet, from ACC to S2.4o.
Rhinestone Combs, Ss.6S.
Rhinestone Hair Ornements, 2sc.
New assortment of Lace Pins,
worth a5c; we are selling them at
Ioc.
Real Alligator Purses, aoc.
Alligator Belts, a5c.
A Bargain--Bulf and Black Alli-
gator Satchels, 4oc.
Gray Ostrich Feather Fans, with
olive wood sticks, Sa.6S and 81. .6S,
Black Feather Fans, with black
sticks, from S3.4S upward.
Summer Fans, in satteen, gauze,
and satin, from a5c to SI.oS.
Gents Satin Scarfs, in puff and
knot shapes, new goods, at "a and
47c.
Gents Bicycle Shirts, in all col
ors, double seams, good quality,
$I.oS.
Gents Bicycle Hose, very cheap,
soc.
Gents Jean Drawers, 46c.
Gents Fancy Balbriggan Shirts,
$1.oo.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
Receiving New Goods Every Day

And at remarkably low prices which give customers the
benefit of by marking them very small profit We buy
for cash. sell for cash. which explains why sell goods cheaper
than any other house in the city, We will mention few of the
NEW GOODS RECEIVED LAST WEEK
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National Republican., 1885-05-11

Headquarters for White
Suits Fashion authorities
predict a decided "W hi t e
Dress" season, and, in view
of this fact, we propose to
carryan elegant line of White
Suits, in large variety of
S ty e S, made from the
best imported India Linen, of
the most perfect color and
superior finish.
All of these suits, from the
lowest to thevery bestgrades,
are all made by the same
cutters and filters, in the
same careful manner.
We have no mill-made
suits. To facilitate launder-
ing, these suits in the lower
grades are mostly trimmed
with fine Hamburg embroi-
derry; in the better qualities
they are very elaborately
trilnmedwith embroidery yand
fine laces, with yoke and
sleeves of all-over net, with
narrow edgings to match, fin
ished with white satin bows
and ribbons.
We fit the suits by an ex-
perienced dressmaker, and
make allnecessary alterations
free of charge, thereby insur-
ing a perfect fit and entire
satisfaction.
Prices-$3.5o. $4, IS, So,
81, $3.50, $40. $I2.5o, SIS.
$3.50, $40, and $25 each.
(sut Dept, I'd Floor-Takothe Eevator.)
National Republican., 1885-05-11

Nobblest boys suits, Eiscmaus, 7th & E SITS
National Republican., 1885-05-11

Base ball base ball Capitol Park, 4;2o.
National Republican., 1885-05-11
The Middleton Indictment.

Finest line chiIdrens suits. Eiscman's, 7th&E.
National Republican., 1885-05-11

Nobbicst boys suits Eisoman's, eth K E SITS.
National Republican., 1885-05-11

For Generating Steam.
For Cooking Purposes.
For Heating by Furnaces.
For Heating by Latrobes.
For Open Crates,
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nARDMARE ANn MErALs.

&XEs-Collius, Is dozen, 500; Gold Dollar,
Y dozen, 500 Diamond Edge, = dozen, $50;
sKiLLGTs AVID LDs--4Jlo p N; sugar ket.
dts, i15c q 10,
riS PIArE--l @. lOd4, y box, 800; l. O.
l4X2O, y box, 500 Terue, llx20, = box, T.5O;
Eerne, ax2S q box, l4.51.
rIEWARE-Pieced, discount 70 y ceut:
stamped, discount 80 N cent.
SOLDERING. !, l6c; No. v snd =, Ice p 10,
DUCK Horse COLLARs--No. /, AS rs dQgon.
HAMEs-Two loop, 1852 y dozen; thres loop,
$40 n dozen.
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, $50 - oox.
ORUB HoEs-fA dozen. 100; railrOad pick,
] dozen, $50.
HArTOCKs--iA dozen, $50.
RUBBER BgLrING-DiscOunt 20 D cent.
NAILS--i.0 tate.
8HoyELs AND SPADES ROWlauda, dis.
tOunt 20 q "euti Ames' list, steel goods, 4 o.
count 30 .,Au ~ n cont
HEAVY HARDwA dniant 300
poles, 1880; Slnglelrees, wagons, sel-Ct, LIS,
buggy, l25; express, 2bj wagon tongues,
1000; hickory axles 1000; bolster i75; coup
Ing poles, i15i spukes, XXX select, 20;
&AA, 2jj' sawed lellnes, T. l75, 2, 200;
Bowden shoes, $50; u0Ithw sstern horse nails,
No &, 800; 7, COS; g. On. oar iron, 40 rate
pillow geel, 7c, sprlp a, 30, cast steel, lSg.
BUGGIEs-CTHde nd spring top, p0.Oi0
iuG.OO. do. OPEN T0.J, 5000; do. side spring
ton, l0lOHGl8iO0; do. side bar, lOlOO03igJ ;OT
ap. phmiuns l2nC$0l50OO; grade A. side
spring, liOuOG20y.O; do. phRtons 10000
A1OO; bump seal hughes, C71D0B1JOOO; plat
form springs, ll0WGlMO0; three spring wag.
gns, SQOC,Gl 800
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DRY GOODS.

fEiNTs-- MerrlmacR, fancy 5%; Manches-
yer, ARNOLD, q; American, %; Pacific, 5l4;
hamilton, 5,5i Gloucester, .51a; Gloucester,
lnngr -5N; Gloucester silver grey, ga;
Allen, 90; Ladi, 8; simpson, o; Eddy stone,
o; simpson mngr % Allen, pink and
purple simpson silver grey q Richmond,
Nagett& s4lrtlng, "a; Allen check, 3; Pea
PoHy' 0lack, 51ii Simpson, black, o. Rose
oaIie,15s.
q 63kbToWN SHEErINGS-- Crown, 7Hi Augusta,
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CoFFEK-Rio fair, lOsA@u1o; prime, l2a
lz69ci cholce, lS(gl31 e; Laguyra, izo; Java 2c.
oo IEAs-1mperisl, 45@5sc; Young Hyson, 400
sUeARs.Pewdered Bic: Snt ios;. $40
standard granulGted, 7lS07ale; plantation
granulated, &c 10 re; LOusis ma white elari-
ned, e5ac to 1ei yeliow clarified, 63Tc to 62zc;
MoLAssE-Louisiana choice, 55a5Sc; prime.
o0e; lair 10 good, $50; corn syrup, Acc.
=, hAGGINe-pure Jute, IN ms, I0s{c; y yard,
" lbs, lOR4e; ties, l.55 4 bundle.
hIOE-W holesale, 7@lSc.
CRACKERS-Soda X, 51ec; Xxx, Go. craano
9c; ginger snaps, &c.
soAP-oliye, 2.75 p box, blue India, < N
RRsrs' S'gS 2 box y ID bars, 45O , box;f n
CANDLEs-Star, full weight, l2l1alsc.
CHEEsE-kuh cream, l8CDl6o
hofE-SAc basis; cotton rope, lSD,
~, OLoTHEspINs-Round, ESQ., spring Leo v
MEAsuREs-1{ Dushol, iron oound, l5O "
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 200; 6-hoop, 9.25, U
TuBs-S nest 2,25; s nest, 2,75; No. /, 600 n
DOZEN No.2, 500; No. 8, 76O. WV y
| WRAPPING PAPER Rag and straw Is 76,
PowDER-S65 o. keg Of 2b lbs; l2jS do. Oh:
" .= 40, i.Soi blasting kegs, as shot-drop bag,
Reconsideration, u barrel, barrel, s.a
Z ala pals, ehow,chow, l.50; 2-gallon
glass quarts, 200; glass u gallon, $50; glass
| gbuoD' 4'5O; glass hex, gallon, 100
MA0REREL .,No. barrels, 1850; No. l n
barrels, 100; No. h-bs1els, $50; No'2It
barrels, 100; No. barrels. 200; No. i kits
LIZ; No. kits, Los; No. 8 kits, LOO.
11oLLASp .. HERRINa-lmported, LIS q keg
SyANDY-stick, 91Sc = 10; fancy, l5@25c.
hAIsIHs-LOndGn layer, 81.
OIDER-CTab apple, sc; Missouri cider, 500
| y gallon; vinegar, q gallon, lSQSOc.
srARoH-Pearl, 4l4c; royal glass, sc; Bon.
Ton In PACKAGES, &c; corn starch, l. h pack
ages, &c; H-ib wood box glass, exc,
LYB--ConcentraLed, 2.75(g4OO.
JUGs-We quote: lie p gallon for glazed
crooks, lOc u gallon for glazed.
| dard Sl.25
! DRIED PEACHES Unpeeed. Sc; peeled, tic
| PRoYIsloNs-s3hOrtb bacon, Ss4c; short dry
SAT-, S1Sl4c; breakfast bacon, Ike; hams
ll1lc.
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LIQUORS,

ALCOHOLIC gallon, 1885 9Ss.S7.
bEANDIEs-Domestic, Is gallon 1900 % sou,
imported cognac, lS17, s gallon $3.50; 1872, $50
90, $500 1885, $685. 1860, $40; 1863, $500,
S4S, 5000; 0tard, Dupuy q Cos cognac, 1875
1856 1870, 800; 1854, $500; lS4s, slO25; Bis.
sha0 1875, $500.
GIN Domestic, New York or Philadelphia
Is gallon, I.75; Holland, q gallon, S2.OO(dc2. rs
Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, q gallon, 81. ii
S3.Ab; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, n cask
to.otVDs'OOi Holland, T3 case, $3.50.
" HIsKH-Louisiana rsctiied, Us y cent
proof D gallon, $3.50; Western, $l.SOCDl 40
Bourbon, I409&50; Rye, $l.5ODS.50; SCOTCH
imported, SB.OOG4.26; Irish, imported, Sa.2
CHANtPA9NEs - Rouderer Carte Blanoh
quarts, q dozen, 200; Piper Heidselck quarts
AGO; Moer 4 Chandon, Slllefy Mousseux, d
Dozen AOO; Cremant day, 3, dozen, $500; q
II. Mumm Co.'s, pints, 50 additional; DRY
YeIsenay, A.75; Extra Dry, 300.
WINEs-Californla olaret, 4 gallon, 10
4ienlandel No. l, Il gallon, SO9S5; importet
olarets, ordinary, n cask, 70O0tDS0.0O; famil,
clarets, per cask, 70.O20S000; nue clarets, 4
caRk, O0001lT5.00; Medoc, Il case, 500; Isl
Julian, o. case, 6.60i Margsux, q case 100
Ponte Canet, IS case, 1900; Larose, u case
.2Ni Ieovillr y cage, l2O0; Chateau Laftte
cs.5s' A.O0; ordinary. y case, 2.ARlsS 50
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LEATHER.

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEArHER-X
heavy, Tree OF brands, SIC 10; X medium, free
Of brands, SIC III; A heavy, one brand, SIC
10; A medium, one brand, $50 ID; Baltimore
crop, lic.
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER-Pr Is TO ~ III
sides sic 10; good, Is 10 % sides, 23c 10; coun.
ter i TO u 10 sides, DC III; 6. D., Matnmuras,
Doc ID; No. |, oak harness lea, 80 to SIC 10;
No, 2, oak harness lea, n Ia BE ID; No. |,
Sic 10; Mol hom skirting lea, $40 No.; No. 2,
hem sklrting lea, Sc 10. Volt and bride
leather, 81 10 SbH side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF--Fxtra quality, rs
TO 10 ID To dozen, $40 10, ~ to % 10 Ia dozen,
Nl6 ID; a TO 90 10 to dozen {l,u5 10; 50 10 ~ 10
to dozen, / To- ~ 10 70 10 To dozen, qic ID
FRENCH CALF-Slib ia 1850 10; XXX top
pings, all co ors, SIS 10 $3.50 dozen; XXX top
pings, all cOlOrs, extra large, $50 10 Sll dozen.
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hgGDs-5Ulphurio, D c0rbOy, SS.75; citriu, &
p, 500 o1alic, y ID, 49, tartaTlc, powdered u
%, 80.
GUMs-hrsDio, select, y u, so ssafetlds
- 10 SOc; cHnphOr % TO IS; opium, '4.3J 10 4 40
OILs--BergRmot, SeudewOu's, u H., S2lO.
SIMON, SanderOn's, N.S5; peppermint, $500;
wintergreen, S2.2l; olive, Malaga, Sl.25,
POTASH Bromide u y, 30o: iOdtde, 1925
SoAPs-Casgue, mOttlod, y 70, Spl0J cas-.
sic, white, li,dl5,
MCCLELLAN KoUs 90 Ammonia, carb., y H.
Ac; alum, sos; arTowrOOt, Bermuda, 800 Bal.
,am, oopalha, 5yci OoraNi refined, l1glii Gallo.
mel, am, zoe; castor OIL p gal, $l.48Gl.31,
Cassia buds, Il n, lNqiS; cream tartar, pure
~ 10, Is; corrosive suhlimsta, q 10, rs; ohluro
lorm, n 70, 20; extract lOgwood, bulk
q ID, l9G4; glycerne, huk, Is n, 256tSO,
Iodine, resubllmated, y 10, 400; leaves
huchu, short, n No., IS; leaves, SIENNA, Alex
y n @i morphia, sulph, p Oh, $500; spirits
inter, sweet = 20 50; strychula, crystals, u.
g Loo taplooa, y y, I; wax, white, y n,
js,G63.
Suiphate Qulnino, v or, 81 tOspo5 DIN.
chOnldia, IS Ia Zoe.
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L0mBER AND RUILpINo m.rrs,A,

~~~-AN S-No bO1LDlN0 mATEklAl.
RoUsh LUABKR-Under Is feet, sd a .e00,
over 70 feet, S22.50 p 1000
DRESSED LUMBER-One side select x2S u
i,vgyi one side, over Il inches wide, $3.50 y
lN0; two sides, $3.50 D 600; one side, llI0li.
lnehes, $50 D 900; native siding, SO b l6OO:
Shite pine siding, second common. sT,5O q
.,eV9i poplar siding, $25 2 1900; rough ceiling,
tl5 y 600; n ceiling, dressed and undressed'
s9 eco; Il ceiling, dressed and undressed'
w q wv; poplar ceiling, $3.50 = 1000; white
Rlne ceiling, $50 q 1000; dressed and matched
og,esoring, yTlN = 1000; 1s-inoh battons, rough,
A5.SO per loo; dressed, s2O q 1000.
sHlNCLEs-F 1900: Sap pine, $S.25; heart
PINE, =. NO. cypress, s4.25; O. X cypress,
s.0O; boss, best or all heart cypress, Is; d.
msnsion cypress. inches, SC; round end cy-
Posrs-Ced'r posts, best, l2Ils each.
nATHS-Per 900, 40.
BRICK-DallaA brick, $50 per 1000.
PLASTER PARIs-New York, 400; Michl-
gan, 450 per barrel.
SCEAENT-R osendale, 27S; Portland, best,
SIS per barrel. '''
SToNF FLuEs-About sec per foot,
DRAIN P1PE-From l6c per loot, and high
err acc riding TO size.
llME-Coopered lime, 200 per barrel.
HAIR-Goat, DC per pund.
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Uure Tor WIGS,
Plies are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some afiec-
ton Of the kidneys or neighboring or.
gans. At times, symptoms of indiges,
ton sre present, as hatlency, uneasi.
ness OF the stomach, etc. a moisture,
like operation, producing very dis.
ageeable itching, after getting warm, is
q very common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
10 the application Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing u permanent cure. Price, SO cents.
address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by w. II. Patterson
s. Co.
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GRAM Ann pREAD srUFFs.

WRRAT-Highest zoo; lowest, So,
RTW-Ksnsas, aic.
C0RN-ln ear, 51c; sacked none,
OArs-ln bulk, 2So; IN sack, 300; from store
20 to &c higher.
FLOuR--Per cwt.: Patent, $50; fancy, sass;
choice family, t2.i5; X&XX, t2,2o; low grade,
BaAN-Per owt;A At mills, 500; In store, oS(SSl
,C0RNMEAi-Flne bOlted per 100 pounds,
n lntN1 AND 1RIrs-S5 per barrel.
FEkp-Nhopped corn per LOO pounds, 3l.el
hoppee corn aud oats per 100 pounds, sl,sO
,orn Or IA per 100 pounds, iOc.
GRAHAM FLOUR Per Ion pounds, g.
HAV-Prairie, S. per ton, or tB loose; mil
lei 80 per ton, or ~ loose.
MILLET SNEp-6Sc. German miletgOc.
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MunrAN WELLS.
Robinson County, TcNss-Opon Summer
hnd Mlnter.

Robinson County, TcXss-Opon Summer
ana Winter.
one hundred and forty miles north OF
Houston TO Wootan Wells junction on
houston q Texas Central railway.
sreet carr meet all day trains. Ao-
kihowieged the best mineral water In
tne south, Has cured thousands. Write
i9r testimonials. Enquire for excur-
SION tickets, NJ all Houston u Texas
Sehlfal railway offices. Water by ex.
press, c. o. u. Hotel will be under new
management. Comfortable offices with
chimneys Two mails each day, Board
including mineral water, from Sc To Sl1
Per week, Address, Wootan Wells
company, Wootan Wells, Texas.
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We call special attention to Hughes
Bros. advertisement to he found in our
columns who, being overstOcked with
champagne wine in manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder, ere proposing 70
almost give ID away.
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FRUIT, POULTRY. GAME. nru.

APPLKs-s4(pi.5O per barrel.
oRANGEs-Sioily, n box, $50.
LEMoNs-Siclly, u BOZ, $3.50.
DATEs-ln trails, 10.
BANANAs--S.0O@i0 n bunch.
GRAPKs.-M Malaga, none.
SWEET PorAroes-l.UOal.n
0NIors-,l,SbGl.5O ~ % snel
PoTAToEs-e bushel, l.l0gl,l5.
OABBkGK-ic per 10.
onIoKENs-Wo quote at 25osaOo v doten
turkeys. $50.
EGGs-l0o " dozen.
BUTrER-pest grade northern, $50; beVt
Dallas county, aci othsR Ns<R Pounsg hut
fer, 40 to 30. according To auaWH
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Eisenlohr Bros, n Schneider. gcrmnx
Pharmacists,
Corner Main and Field streets and
Elm ana ErNay streets, Dallas. We So
nclt inc puhilc patronage, not on the
strength of elegant CLERKS, Illuminated
by electric glare, but by tending 10 ouT
Rocation individually and giving It our
constant personal attention. Prescrip-
ton and chemical department spe-
cihty. Il. f. EisRN LoHR,
Auuusr SCHNEIDER,
q. A. EisENLouR.
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What Is the difference between photo
graph and the wooping cough9 One
makes iac-similes and the other sick
families. TaA lor's Cherokee Remedy of
sweet Gum ana Mullen cures the sick
families Of coughs and colds, and In this
" has no faU.-imlts.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills have no
equal as prompt and positive cure for
sick headache, biliousness, constipation,
pain IN the side, and all liver troubles.
Try Thorn.
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Satisfy yourselves Of the above asser-
ton by calling on US, auu we will take
pleasure in showing you our specimen
work and an entirely new and full line
OF decorations and paper hangngs.
MCCALL Il JcNNENwEIN,
SD Main street,
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Private BOARDING.

Mrs. Mary Hammond widow OF
Z pt. f, Nj. Hammond ha, rented that
large and cOmodiOus house Of Mr.. Wood
$50 Commerce, and Will have rooms clio
gantly furnished to rent, with or with.
out board. Table board 10y the day or
month,
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n, klogant large Chromos, including
FRUIT Pieces, Landscape and Marine
views, at 10 c. IN 81 each ut
AANu TON Il YouNes,
gie Eln street
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In sympathy
with hard times we have reduced
prices on Wall Paper, Window Glass,
Paints and Artist Ma terals, Picture
Frames, etc.
HAMILTON q YOUNG,
o26 lGlm street
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At Anctlnn.

Large lot Of hotel furniture for sale on
Saturday, at 10, a. IN Bed, Mattress
Springs, Tables, Washstauds, Chairs,
Dressing Cases Bed clothing tinware
and many other articles at the Auction
and Commission house, 6l9, Elm
Street.
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A few days only IN which 10 avail
yourself OF the great opportunity of
ouying of the Loeb x Frieberg bankrupt
e'Vck. |. HEipRNHEIMER,
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rine whistles, California wines, i'm
ksr.ed wines and brandies, 80 cents On
sae dollar, at the Loeb q Freiberg bank
'ssock' !. HzipESHEInkR.
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round for r,e ro4 g.
Northwest Hot
oee~ Unobsrucedocean
bedding American of superior
Or MONTH
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.ipal ONCE, sal Main ST., LOUISVILLE, KY.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-18

A iotter in the Philadelphia Press,
who has for the nonce gotten himself up
on provincial geography, writes : Mar
tin Lsndenberger, who died few days
since, after varying fortunes, transform
ed the farming hamlet of Chsndlerville
In one of Chester county's loveliest and
thrifty valleys, into the manufacturing
village Of Landenberg, where his own
name In great black letters on the wood
wall of the mill, looks not unlike Ia
bel of the town itself. Landenberg's al
ternate periods of prosperity and de
preston have corresponded with those
of the dead mill owner, but, on the
whole, the place has managed TO retain
something of the impetus Of It's first sue
cess.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-18
Marriage Bells.

On the evening OF December 18th,
Miss Lizzie A. Chandler, of Yorkiyn,
Del, and Mr.. James A. Gebhart, Of
Hockessln, Del, were Joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony, ut the resi-
dence of the brides grandfather, James
Chandler, Esq, the Rev. Mr.. McDo we'll
of Lower Brandywine church off,
ciating. After the ceremony congratu.
lations were in order, followed at about
8 O'Clock by q reception. Many costly
and handsome presents were received
from friends who were present from the
vicinity and Baltimore, Wilmington
and Kennett Square. At about IL
O'Clock the guests departed, wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Gsbhart many pleasant
years of happiness and plenty on their
journey through life.