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OCUILsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN soR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. Oaice, 1919
street, corner OF tifth, over Sacramento Bank
Sacramento, CGl. Hours: 9.3G to L =. IL; &c i
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RETURNED.
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Residence next door. n2-tf
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The Recent Prussian Elections.

BERLIN, November 1st.-In the recent
Prussian elections the Liberals gained six
seats from the Radicals. The Poles lost
two seats in Posen. The Democrats were
defeated in Frankfort.
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GUTENBERGFR " CO.

i. c. TUBES 81 w. \. GETT,
A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW OFFICE, COL / ST.
y = Notary always in The Office. NIT
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WASHINGTON, November 1st.-The Post
office Department has been informed that
the interchange Of money orders between
the United States and Japan began October
LIST and nine orders were drawn on japan
on the first two days of the month.
In view of the fact that artificial mineral
waters are bottled under the names of well
known mineral springs abroad, and i'm
ported into this country, the Secretary of
the Treasury has ordered the customs
officers to refuse free entry to mineral waters
which do not bear a certificate from the
owner of the spring from which they come.
showing them to be genuine natural min
eral water.
Senator Sherman returned from Rich
mond, Va, this morning, and left for Ohio
tonight.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
RESIGNATION"
Fatal Boiler Explosion-GeneraI Nc
ClelIan's Remains -Political
Riot in Mexico.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-UMoN.I
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-UMos.I
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Moslems and Russians Fighting.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 1st.-Bloody
fighting is reported at Baku, on the Caspian
Sea, between the Moslems and Russians.
The military had to be called out to restore
order. In the fighting several Russians
were killed and a large number wounded.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18

Water Bugs. Reaches"
"Rough on Rats clears them Out, also Beetles
Ants.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18
Catarrh of the Bladder

Children. slow i'll development. pUuy. >rIaw;
aud delicate, use Wells Health itancwer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18

Ladies who would retain FRESHNESS, and NiVlcity
'Ou't fail to try Wells Health REMOVER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18

Try Ayers Pills and be cured. Mis-
cry is a mild word to describe the mis-
chief to body and mind caused by ha-
bitual constipation. The regular use
of Ayers Cathartic Pills in mild doses
will restore the torpid viscera to heal
thy action.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18

Singing. irritation. in.l1nuatipa, all KID
and Urinary com plants, cared by "Buc
PaIbl" 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18

Rough on Rats
Clears out rats mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs.
Heart Pains.
Palpitatlon, Drop>icaI >wrlling~ Dizziness In
digestion, !iea tachc, Sl%eplc>>uc>S cured by
W. ellis Health kencWer.'
Rough on Corns
Ask for Wells ''Itough ON Corn>.' ljc. Quick,
complete cure. Ha.u ur soft corn, warts, ouulonS
"6uchu-Paiba
Quick. compiet" cure, all Kidney, Bladder and
rInarN Diseases. Stitidiu@ irritation. stone
Gravel, Catarrn OF the BItlter. 81, pruES'>tS.
Bad-3ugs, Flies.
Flies, reaches, Il Is. h,d-bu->, rats, mice %oph-
er> cnipnunk>, clcurcdou by ''Kougn on Eats. -
h cents.
Thin People.
Wells Health Renewer restores health ard
vi%or, cures NN>p@p>ia, Lnpo!rute, sexual De
Rough On Pain"
Cure cholera, c9.ie cramps Itrti,et aches
-1c. Rough on Pam Plaster. I't.
Mothsrs
If You are f.i!ins, broken, worn ent and nerv-
Life Preserver.
II You are losing your grip on ttI', Try Nv ellis
Health Henewer. Goes direct 10 weak spots.
Rough Oh Piles
Cures Piles or Hemprrhoid>, Itching. rrotrui-
ing. Bleeding, Internal or other Internal aud
External Hemcdy in ca'n package. sure cure,
1lc. Druggists.
Pretty Wo@lcn.
Ladies who would retain freshness, ;.md vtvacity
Don't fail to try Wells Health remover.
81 .isnnrh Itch -
Rough on Itch cures hum Is, erup:iun>, ring
worm, letter. salt rhculn, frosted feet, cnlnlIus.
Rough on Catarrh"
CorrectS offensive oiors 1t once. Complete cure
Of worst chronic cases, also une 4ualSi gaI gle
Tor D!ptheria, Sore Throat. Foul Breath. bDt.
The Hope Of the Nation.
Children. slow i'll development. puuy. >rTawny
ami delicate, use Wells Health stancwer.
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing irritation. Inflammation, MI Kidney
and Urinary com plants, cared by "HuvhU-
PaIba.'' 81.
Water Bugs Reaches"
"Hough on Rats clears them out, also Beetles.
Ants.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18
The Hope Of the Nation.

COrrectS offensive OiorS At once. Complete cure
If worst chronic cases. also une 4uRlet IL gaI gle
or Dptheria, Sore Throat. Foul Breath. 5lt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-09-18
Rough on Catarrh." "

Rough on Itch" cures hum rs, erup.iun>. ring
iorm, letter. salt rhculn. frosted feet, cuIplius.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
r e Markets.

The markets were well attended this
morning by buyers, and were wei sup
plied with all articles IL scasoL. TIE
prices OF meats a. furnished ty Rich
irds'n Bruth-rs, Of tie Delawar" Mar.
ket No. oil King stree are as follow !:
KIa-is OF T., Il from 10 "a * cents p-,
pound steaks, from - 10 20 cents n
BOUND st-~iug ana -Oup pieces, iron
. to 10 cents pnuhi. FORK TiX Se'
iron : u II c-nts pound, the tr-i
namcd tisur- noiug for shoulders, abG
tIe latter lDin ruasis. Nation sells
rom to 10 cent pound sausiRe II
c-Its scrappie 6 crats. The abov'
urlce- are for III" best aud finest quality
/ meat 10 be obtained.
In III. produce market the ruling
prices were ~ follows; Butter - 10 a.
cents per pound eggs, 50 TO 80 cent?
,,r doz su " ma po....'tn, ~ /" IL ocil 70
half peck SWEET POTATOES, 10 10 y
GEMS a hall peck celery, 10 10 cent
a sr.lk apples, II 10 20 c-nts hal
geek horsersii!sh to cents u
sick; oyst-rpiants, ~ cents bunch
aeets 8 cents turch pArrnips, c"u't
| banCL onions. II - 20 cents hall
rck ;'urnip-, 10 10 cents la peck
| '4hharr, 3 10 10 cents a h.ai chickens
| ~ cents 10 { % per pair geese IA cent
| a r.uud IEar-L rabbits 10 10 II cent
a piece.
Powell y Brothers, II ii dealers in tE'
| rhlrI street market, furnished III" toi
| ~ ing prices tresh Salmon, 80 q nj
pound p he, ryrk h,h md fresh co-
ish, l2i. cents pouud whit; fish, ]
ems a pound, all sneit-, two pouna
tor "a quarter.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21

Mrs ChArlytts Rudolph died about II
o'clock lstt night, NJ The rssldtpce OF her
sou G. = Rudolph, No. go Wat street.
The deceA ell was native VI THU cit aud
was bnru June 18th, 1890. Her iather
was an EngiishmHn, named Thomas prh,
who, with bis wife aud one caildhad emf
grated 10 this country, ard settled in this
city shortly after the DeS laration OF indie
peudence.
She Was married to John Rudolph In
1879, aud with him resid'd IN this city
until hls death In 1854. About tour years
ago her health commenced To fail, but
| last evening che seemed somewhat better
/ than che had been Tor several days aud
spent suine time in he library With the
Inmily Atcut 10 o clock che was AIKEN
III, ard DR. J ! Franiz WAS summoned
but nothing could be done Tor her, aut
che died In about al hour She lravrs'twt
children, &. Erd William l.. Rudolph
both OF whom are well known Ia thi
city
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21

A telegram from Cleveland saws the iron
'radc IL already beginning to show som,
u the promised ACTIVITY. The Un.oi
Rolling Mill, which has been idle nearly
three months. will stsrt a. iis iull capac'
I, lie rua y LIST, an einploy betwe' n 500
and 900 In,u. Pre- .ideut Chisholm, OF the
Cleveland Rolling Mil Company, ssyt
that, ia addition 10 the i've mils already
running about half the fall capscity, the
rest II start IN less than four weeks.
This means work for 1900 mcn. The
t'uion brass COMPANY, formerly the
joel II 'Hden Works, and a member Of
the brass combination, having It's shop
| in Loraiu. has STARTED with plenty OF
work, AID will employ tu0 mrn. Tn.
works hAG been closed tor three months.
| II. Z. Montgomery * Go brass founder,
Icoutcmp ate duuh ing ttrir siNty h4tn Il
night ami day turns next w"ek
| The trouble between the puddlcre and
the manag r Of the National Rolling Mil
at Mckeetport, Penna., has been settled
lby The pudi.ers agreeing To work plat'
Iron al s ~ per ton and rag pig iron a
s. 80 per ton, the price formerly paid 70
lall.
| The coke producers who furnish coke =
the syndicate met on Tuesday al Everson
Penna. Ia decide whether or not the
should continue the arrangements now i
4, operation with the latter The meetin
vas wei! attended, tut not harm' niou'
and it vas aIj1ul ned without taking al
action. Another meeting viii he held /
r 1. lew days
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21

MeCUILoUaH-o On Japusry p, iss', 7 ira
beth Ne ullousb, reiict Of he late Jetit 10
J. McCuliOt Oh, In the fSd year Of her age
Funeral will 10 We her late retidence, no
iDo3 Washington street ~ IL o'clock, noon
o FRIDAY, January I'D, and p oeeed ~ !
o'clock train nom winning on 20 Nprth
last, Md, Tor iuterm.nt- SefsiNs IN NJ.
church on arrival Of train. fnenfs VI tho
family are rqa.sIed 10 attend without iuf'
Their notice.
BIESINurON-A DuPont's bsnss. No
AIRY 2Nh James HE .iDk ton, aged t9 year.
kelAtp CO and iriepds are respectfully INV
led 10 attend tie funeral fr, NJ his late resi-
dence ON Iburi day afternoon u och CO
lntelment at ~. Josephs cen etery.
AUpOLPH-At the resi6 enee OF her son. &
y. Rudolph. Charlotte Rudoll ID her 20
year lntermeut private
kE>NEIbY-ti n the 9ist met sarah, widow
.fthe late John kennedy. aged - Year,
Relatives and friends are resi estful in'i
ted to attend the funt raj from the feslit nc'
q h,r son. No. t0I range street. on fn-a!
| IN ,rning, 10 leave the b ute al 10 &c. ock. IL
| ternent a. Newark, lei.
IScHOFN-ln phil .delphia. on tie 2lft Inst.
| James A. eteeb. in the asd ear VI his age
| Funeral TO ke place ridRy, asi inst
| cave T. W. B station at ~ In'etmen
at whining en- and Brandywiae t.meter
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
EDITION,
AY..n. 1:I,l,. SAD n,ory.

Teresa hcWlIupey, bcauiltuI glrI
Of about twenty. who said she lived In
Port Jervis, NY. but bad htd from
hom. in or,ier not 10 shame her parents,
ca ,lediat several Louse- ,nPstterson last
Friday, asking shelter for the nleht Tor
herself and her young child. Finally
Mrs. Matilda Nil -T, a poor woman,
took ter IN and gave her aud her baby
shelter fer the night. Ga saturday
morning the mother got up and went
away and Mrs Miller icuud hersef The
poss-ssor of helpless infant. The
III other had gone out To visit factories
and mills and ask for empl' ymeut.
Her q n-st was irui,iess and NJ O'Clock
on Saturday evening she fell in nj
while In an Intelligence otice. AZ she
did not revive Sue WAS taken to tue
Sisters Hospital Subsequently she re-
covered sufii clently 10 tell about bel
baby she had lett at Mrs. Miiler's and
gave her history. She said she hfd
been ruined by n Erie conductor,
whose name she gave. and WHO Is
marriesi man with a family OF his own
She had c, me 10 Patterson IN hopes rh'
could earn a living Tor herself and h."
child unknown . her parents. She la
been Wandering about for nearly
week. She said her chtll was ten day
old. Soou afterwards she lap-ed int
another III and on Sunday she WAS VIC
,eptiy insane. She bc,'ame 20 Ill in II
laftHrnoou that II took the s.reng h OF -es
leral Attendants Ia hold her. They tua
is put a straight jacket ON her. MIR
iiilrr took the o4by 10 the fatterso
lpo ice station and poormaster kyrrso
hai II taken 70 the Almsbouse. tt
doctors say her recovery Is very doub
ltu. II she does live ~ e is likely " r
main a hop- II aniac.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
The Rink.

Quite as large crowd attended the
skating rink last evening AS the two
evening. prev ions. and from all appear
ances the rink will bea pfnti,abl- in
v-siment for Mr.. II w. Bearisl-y. the
grutlemsuiy manager. Who gives bis
patrons the ~ net of his timely sug
sestions, and aided by his numerous a.
sisiants maintains the beat Of order
Two young men named q. NJ. Miller
ana X. NJ Davis, from southern Penn
sylyania, gave an entertaining exhibit
ton Of their skill AS -kat~rs. They
III sde numerous tiicult (and ~oul.
he TO Us rather dangerously evolution
/ called fancy aud trick skating 10y tn
| PROTEST. u. The rink il handsome
lifted up " nh every public convenience
and Ia IL pleasant place Ia white ava,
tn. evenings hours in. II. opens ~
In'clock, aud closes At 10 O'clock iu ia
evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
Pertinent Qu-stispns.

MESsKN EDITORS Il would like 70
ask lev questions through your vain
able paper, II You will allow me space
And the frst-one IL this How IL j.
that rents are higher this season thar
.ast ? Why are our landlords all, or
neal ly all, on the raist? When ! wa
induced 10 vote the Democratic ticket
.sst fan, | was told that rents should
he lower, and also that whisky aud
beer should lie cheaper Now, bay.
TO pay ten cents tor drink. stand a
raise on my rent, and work about hall
of the time at reduced pay.
Why is this thus, Mr.. Editor Car
you tel me, and my brother mechanics.
Yours truly, A LABOkER.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
TIE WR Com m I,sto,.

TIE regular nesting u ~ w
was held AL. ~
with President Porter III tie 4
The Chief Ens ineer, Ia whom ~
ferred the notition OF Hruty Nz
nall, for water pipes ON Gl.P!h Z
bet ween Van Buren, and 81
streets, reported adversely shH
cost 500, aud the income woa4 q
Is per year.
The report was adopted, aud $
stated that the petitioner cah a
from Delaware avenue ana ~
street, and Thus secure a supl!
petition OF Samuel Sp-akmat ~
pipes on sixth avenue, irun Ai9
av-n ue, was laid over uniI. ~
meeting. IL was stated that
cost t325 10 lay these pipe, Az
the annual revenue would A1"'
on y $50.
The petition of William Meli'
for water pipes On William 'u7
twe-n a and Lobdell streets ~.
ed. They will cost Sis, aa' !,
come from water rent vii. S y
year.
The City Treasurer reporri
anoe OF 81 5s5. IS III the l"'
uonal Bank 10 the credit OF "
IN ission. A Communicates
reiyed from II Frank ruanybl
had contract 10 furnish ca
humping stations for the rh-ll''
stating that he would III! Tue ~
La 81 81 u ton, the price as'co
Through the Kennebec Ice =. =.
company, and the offer vi" ~ ~
| The weekly payroll, amol.I
1888, was presented aud AL o''e
.or the amount.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
Funeral WI liam Il DerrtcksOB

The funeral of William Il. Derricksor
took place from his late residence IN
soath Christiana Hundred yesterday
Afternoon, and Was one of the largest
ever seen in that section. There wer.
probably not less than FIVE hundred
persons in attendance, large number
If whom accompanied the funeral u
The Old Swede's Cemetery, where the
mttrmehl took place.
The remains were incased in a hand
some silver mounted casket, and tn,
pau bearers ere A bner Holliugsworth
Daniel NJ Price, John Evans, Harr!
| White, Lewis Armstrong and James ;
| Forrnan. The services were conducted
at the house, by the Rev. K. II Nelson
Of the Methodist Church at Sewporl
The entire arrangements Of the fnnera
wer. in Charge OF =. Il. & j. b. Fol
man, uLdertakeTs OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
A Cseful Ohcer.

They have a very usetu pot'
in Phi ladelpkia named john -
phin, who il now s'atlone'
BROAD street station. lie wa =
Poland, and speaks seven ull, ,'.
gaages His duty at the ta'"
tion Is to aid foreigners, "uo ~
gers in this country aud 40 ""
the wiles and wickedness o' .ut
who haunt such places IN seaa.'
nocent prey. This officer hs
AZ Venturous and perilous caio' Il.
quite young he Joined IN Az ~,
ton against Kussia. 10 ihiho a i
count y fire but was car 'u'o
20 Siberia Here he am
tourt. month";, when he N
with o,hsrs nt has compthiop,s
turned TO Poland, but iina'ut =,
anything tut agree,bIe e'p :,
the United STA es and settio AN
aielphia i'll 1871, where ne no,
business a. barber for some "
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21

Complaint is made that meat is
brought TO this city and exposed for
sale by thinlers and others which is
not tir to eat and it is claimed that cat
tie have oeen klled that were suffering
with pleurc pneumonia, and the meat
sc id IN this city. Whether this is true
or not it il Impossible TO say, but those
ho purchase meat have a remedy In
their own hands, by not patroniying
any but butchers ofestablished reputa-
lion.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
Elf 7 H EO|TQ|
lDo,s

An enormously argeady.r,,,
wagon Is attracting genera. ats
the city.
The revival msetiug al n. r,
L church continues with ~
int. rest
Miss snsan Daily died in h,
year on Mouda. at No. u. Wa.
tsenth street
Renters are surprised at The s..
NOV. ment Of land iotds to al
rents.
Workmen are nj work ser.r,,
hull ut The FELTON,, lylnR A. -
,rreet wharf preparatory 10 An
TART In the spring.
Simmons n Bros. lumber ia,
on on French street day ar,
and brought up against AL asu,,, J
Al Front and King, breaking
A special tran viii BE- run 49,
p. III. for the benefit OF tho-- l,s
TO attend tie japanese TIA 80
New Castle ON Thursday nigh,
Senator New hor,.r has ,n,,s,J
a bill In the Legislature to 10 n1
the Wilmington Turngemrin4,
courre every pOiy knows ~hAt,ha,
Governor Pattison, OF p.lt,u
hss bs.n IN ,'ortuLed 10 iut-fi,ir ~
the sal. or Infected Delaware ~
delaware aud Chester COUNTIES.
| Dr. u. W. Maui has r,s,,rs
lpo>itiou ~ the examining slieu|
tho Pous,on Bureau o; ID. Gyy,nl
In this ct,y.
Il About 20 u'clock last nigh,
hght ceurrei on Fourth s,r, e II
Sbipley aud Orange strels. a.
rowd OF drunken men.
Joseph ". Derr. kson aud /,
Corn Oi,Dks have taA.n cut ....,
atneui.ry Oh the .-,at. o.. /,
1r.,os. ATE ot Mil trr.k Hltihl
Revival rvices stl ! ceut.nB, 4
wprfh Nj. r. church The 1ou.i91
lis largr, sud d.-p ihic. eel /, VA,
led. AL are welcome. j-reioa 4
y. u.
A caild tanned McGou "a {, ID
ola ,die.! sue denly yesterday 81!
1 Front street OF Group, and Dtl.tl
uer Smith being called, gay-A /,
cAte VI dcstn from uAlura ta4-.
The Is. y .. tugboal % 1fAa,i,i
ach,-d Chesapeake City ATT; !
tr zru tishl IN the ice iOt S.s-a
n Chesapeake BAY. T. is oAis
lron for tie Is. * T. Railroad
Those who wish a rta MAS
trta, should attend 4 II Is Nj
d tire "L Emerson ami hi. Pm ~
his rv, mag b-for. the MY Z
Itle UuitaiiAn church.
John Jeffer y, who i.se. krC
our oitzsLs his & Al Tan, b.
gagged in th- milk bus.u-- aud h
ders left Al 1902 Walnut su--g w,l
VITA pTohpt attention.
II Stansbury Murray has taA b.
brothers, ~ whom he IL one, paoios'
~hiIe AT the late family TrIliJt
city. Mr. Murray r-groto heals
the sixth brother.
ABIDE s,n Naylor, residli 1
722 Bennett street. and emp s
Ets-noor Iron COMPANY,
slipp.-i aud fell yusi.rday al.
ling ang!eirnu, and hurt hi, N
severely. ID. CantweIl att.lla
inJuri,s.
Franklin Circle, Bro,herLoo
UnioD, Will give mus,ca ~
81 nent ON Thursday evening. .
~ the Nee arv building. latfa
% Will consist Of vocal ami l4it,.n
solos, duets. and trios u1de' u
cal direction OF John Brown.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21

NEW Ftbr,hp, Mas, Jan. - A
wiadtaltp 81 90 has - nr - James
B ythe o. + al ftiv.r II " u the House
OF CorIe.e, IA here. II gets the money
by the ,'eath ct his unc.e, a san Fran.
cisco N lduuaire IT,. estate was divi-
ied uong tour bro ter- and sisters,
$3.50, O5D 70 each, . Of these war
James Blythe, ST OF Fai River, now
deceased, aud his share must he again
divided among his four children, of
whom 'he prisoner is one. Another
heir is Theophilus Blythe, a respecta.
BILE cit zen or Lawrence, and there are
two sisters. James Blythe ism prison
ed for a third offense of drunkenness
and has five months more 10 serve.
The e ate will be settled as soon as the
papers can be signed.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
Fes,iyai by ~ James r .shurcn

St. James p. Z. Church near Stanton,
has lately had new heaters put in, and to
clear the balance OF Indebtedness thereon
the members are to have festival on
Tuesday evening OF next week i'll the
school house near by. Mrs. 7. ". Phil.
lips and Miss Lizzie +. Philips are 10
render selections during the evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
Canning Balls.

Monday evening, Februa.; :.
German Library Associa'lop lr,.i
a grand dramatic entertain, \
bali at the German Han 'o' =
of the associ ,dion. ,.,,u.r,
Wednesday evening fey rev., Of
A Company, First lseRl'i INN n
will give their tenth H,l
in their armory, Mason a,s,ir1
there is no doubt hut me II n
one Of the most succe'siu'
son uul m
The Oriole Social elup N ~ ,b, !
| second grand annual "a ~ %
room of the Masonic lrn .rhs 10
evening, February l7In Gas ii
by this club last s. a7oh IA 81
in every respect, and ,pe' as y
but this will he the same, ~
mittee Of arrangement a. !, u
pains or expense TO mar
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21

KENNARO & Co..
q DDS that YOU crn buy a. the
old.tlme store, 81 Market
street, at the lowest cash
prices known
Sheeting IN sims,
Snir,ing muslins,
Pillow muslins,
Cambria musllns,
In all tie popular makes aud
wa hs
Calico shiitines,
Camhtlc sh tingS,
Plaid muslins,
In large variety and at lower
ices than ever before seen III
this or any market.
Corded pl4 ues,
Nictorie Lawns,
Linon de In, les,
Frol ting linens,
Table lireLs.
Towels,
Naphins,
CIR: sizes,
| Wash rags,
vt &C., largest and best
| Gotten diapering,
| Cor n Il lnnel fei, for lab use
| turkey rel b. the yard.
i Turkey red and Cardinal table
covers.
| Linen abe covers in 4, 10 4
l2.4. Special Bargains.
| White flame s,
Red and gray hannels,
/ Marseilles spreads,
Crochet preads.
Ladies mems and Children
hosiery.
Lupin's celebrated Blac
Cashmeres.
Bellon black silk, lar unde
va ue. These silks are warran
ed to W ar.
Hamburg edglngs, from on
of the largest manufA, turcIs /
ST. Gal, switzerland
This make OF goods was neve
, before shown in Wilmingt an
lcomingfrom iiret hands, enable
= US 10 make exceedingly 10
n pic s.
We are constantly adding ne
lgoods and invite all our triead
:, ani old customers TO give US
call.
10 Having no large sh 1w window
Z you will have TO come inside
% order to see our stock.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-21
The Loca, Op,ton Petitions.

Blank local option petitions are now
in the hands of the Corresponding Sec
rotary Of the Alliance, Henry W. Nor
row, and can be Obtained by calling at
his residence. y Market street, or
at the g fnishing store OF
Jas. j. " -, ~. JOB Market street