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Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
THIRD EDITION.


SAN FRANCISCO, Gal, Dec. 16.rOnel
al the most sensational and startling|
plots Of the wholesale assassination o.
the most prominent men In tnts|
city came TO light last night
Some time ago tho Police obtained IN
formation OF the existence Of an organ
fxation called the 4" 5oeialistic kevoiu
tionAry Association" which, u Was
asserted, was composed of ultra social
isrsc members. A Close watch wAn
kept on their movements. and the po-
lice finally succeeded 10 obtaining tho
minutes of Zone of their meetings,
hello ON November 23d. From
the facts discovered IL was learned That
IL was intended 10 put about twenty
msu out OF tho way By assassination In.
Guiding w. T. Coleman. Congressmnn
w, w. Morrow, General w. "a. L.
Barnes. MAYOR bartlett, United States
Nudge Lorenzo Sawyer, Leland stan.
ford, Charles Crocker, Governor Stone.
man, and the principal police ofticlais.
These names were put on = pro-
scriptivs list, and placed Ia tne
hands Of thu Executive Committea- =
The committee we're to devise the besl
means OF accomplishing the end OF the
base plot, and were engaged In con
sidering the method to be used, when
their work was brought to 8 suddes
termination by toe discovery OF then
hsadquartsIs Mt No. 800 Montgomery
street.
The police arrested four men found
In the rooms. Their names are JuiinI
@. Koosber, Henry Weisman, Chaflel
Mittelstadt and OSCAR Eggers. Thi
officers found In the headquarters
complete laboratory for the msnufaotnr'
of Internal machines.
The men were taken TO the cit'
prison, where they bodily asserted tina
they were dy namiters, and that the.
proposed to get rid OF the citizens nam
cd and then raze Chinatown. III
prisoners are also members OF IN
German Branch of the -Cooli
League. No charge has yet been enfel
cd against the men. Further develop
ments are expected.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

~ M. CARTEB. NO. 4o2 kin n Hi.i and
H, ~ ala asent for the Old staten As's"~
6yeing and Cleaning Establishment, 1.st.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
before sne Judge.

Judge Cummins presided ~ usual ct
this mornings session of the City Court
and disposed of the following cases:
Charles Faulkner, charged with drunk
ton was fined 81 and costs.
John Conner was arrested by ofhoeI
Cummins for being drunk and disorder.
ly. On the way to the hall he gave the
officer considerable trouble, and tried
hard to kick him in the face. He WA
sentenced to pay IS and costs.
Mary Burns was charged By ofiicel
Bernhardt with being drunk and disor.
orderly. AS she has frequently been be
fore the Court ON similar chargss,a hn'
of % and costs WAS imposed.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
A Crane Chrisamas House.

John Il. Bowling, grocer, northeast
corner Of Fifth and Adams streets, has
Just completed the building of q Christ
mas house which for beauty and com
pleteDess of finish cannot we'll be ex.
celled. The house is complete model
Of geutleman's mansion, with every
piece used In the building reduced to .
regular scale. The house 10 % by IL
inches, % inches high, divided into
three stories including mansard story
and roof. The building Is surrounded
by yard feet 5 inches by / foot 0
inches. The first story has windo w,
the second 8, and the mansard go In
all. The windows have two lights,
set mortised sash, oil hung with cord
and weights.
which 10 the front entrance. The front
door 10 made Of solid mahogany. On
the FIRST floor are three rooms and a
hallway and vestibule. A stairway,
with railing I'D balusters, leads TO the
mansard story. Toe second story also
has three rooms. besides bath room.
Panel doors lead to every room. The
prettily curved mansard roof ends in a
dat with n pretty cresting. Bracket
| cornice surrounds the roof. The floors
| are laid with pine and walnut, and In
| stead of plastering, the walls and cell
ings are lined with inch strips OF base
s,sh, cherry and walnut, with varied
com binations. The ceiling strips rur
from the centre, an eighth OF an incl
wide at the centre 70 an inch wide u
| the outside.
The house is built OF 3, 286 pieces, al
put together with nails, no glue beibi
used. Mr.. Bowling commenced u
build his house about year ago. ant
worked at IL by times when there wer
no customers In his store. Not being
mechanic, the wonder Ia how be coul'
construct such perfect model. Th
weather. boarding for the first An
second stories Is German siding, a
inch wide and quarter Of IN inc
thick.
The weather boarding OF the mansar
roof Is three quarters of an inc
wide and tbree-sixteenths OF an inc
thick. Instead of painting. the houi
viii! ba shellaced and vanished, which
with the different colored wood
which IL 10 built, will look very ham
some. Mr.. Bowling has the house 4
sale and IL will he placed on exhibitio
In Adams & Brothers window q
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
His Dean Confirmed.

The reported death OF Myers c. Con
we'll has been confirmed by letter
received last evening By his wife, which
gave the details Of his fatal illness.
He died at Barranquilla, where he
had been TAKEN TO the residence OF Mr.
Whipley AN American resident, and De
tween whom and the deceased o warn
friendship existed.
He was the first attacked with dysen
terry, that, when checked, left him II
such state of prostration that feve
which followed resulted fatally.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
T 1T \ EO|7I|
Two Oia C,,.

cs We clip the following t, 90, :
T ,oas Record soutbssr,n, nun n u
lott loss two Of Its oldest and an NJ. vsa
John so M Keltou, ESQ, S Of S ss, slu'
,@S o,,,np, and Amo,, i p ai,'n :,
nottingham :, township. i Ea@a q
ELDEST sSa '',, surviving descendant :, y
"a. = s,. oldest families in thu .ss ~
kelton was of scotch 'D s, s,se'lsaI
ancestors having come "a 1 M.
during the seventh year y n w, NJ. =
GeorRe ii, and settled in i Iu %si
township. Mr.. PuRh VA s'a y \
descent, his ancestors ba,i MI y !,
lands in East No.tiu1s,ma s !, az
While the first George wa VA, =, ~ n
Great Britain. Both wsrs y, WI
zens In their day. For hss.a nv
John M. Kelton was ons :: n
known auctioneers In the ~
Tor nearly the same TINA . ~ Wy
the peace. In every public "
no Was a most energetic ~, sa1
from his highest church auS %.'
lowest secular ones hs vo,tI
MIS- might. He was ops N ~
mittee Of Eve of the Mas n !" ~
terry 70 take charge Of What n,
into Lincoln Universi.y :, ssd II :,
OF the first Directors o. M NJ Y
Central Railroad and me- nav ma n n
Bank OF Oxford. Amc, p,,s Y
member OF Friends and KY
was passed on a part Of ,bs ~.
up by the original settle, n
views and kindly hearths III
nelghbor and q model cI,Irm n
shirked the duties CT one Or d.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

VYANTED-AG GIRL rOk GENERAL
w house work. Apply at lol Wet
Seventh street. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

The Louisi ina Iron Beds.-Prof. l..
@. johnson. U nited States geologist, has
Just completed an extensive survey Of
the iren fields OF North Louisiana. His
conclusion Is that these fields arc not
extended enough for heavy manufac-
lures, but are suited for pot metal, bar,
rod and strap iron, shelf hard ware, and
for all kinds of light material. He
pronounces the quality Of the ore ex-
cellent, and thinks their working
would prove highly remnnerative.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

INDIANAPoLIs, Iud., Dec, 10
Robert J. Phillips, who cut bis wife's
throat IN this city last June, has been
on trial here for several days. Last
night the jury returned n verdict OF
guilty, fixing the penalty at death.
When he killed his wife he cut his
own throat, but not fatally. He now
breathes through a silver tube in hi.
throat, and threatens TO pu II 1t out and
end his life rather than to be hanged.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
AuInsurauc > Advanced

Wilmington Lodge, No. l, 40 U.
W., of which Amos r. Palmer, who
died on Monday, was member, has
advanced his widow part of the 50, 600
insurance which he had on his life in
that association at tho time of his
death. The remainder of the msney
will be paid by the Grand Lodge q 3
few DAYS,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

About 700 bales Of cotton are now
stored In the warehouses Of Augusta,
Ga. At Sa5 . bals this reaches the
snug sum Of ei.44o.000. 1t Is being
held BY the country people in the hope
Of 3 igher prices later on. and Is not
they say local prices are already too
high In proportion TO those OF other
places. The fact that the planters
doing business In Augusta can hold
such large amount OF cotton indicates
their healthy financial condition.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

There are some ninety prisoners In the
Jail at New Castle, and 1t Is said that
they consider themselves badly
abused set of men. 1t IL singular that
the judges and jurors should have been
30 generally wrong in their decisions,
and that innocent and deserving men
should have suffered 80 greatly,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Tomorrow .p pie.ns,I,.ssss, I'D |
y Similar in,ii condition. as' VIII
V vail on Saturday.
r.aiss. all fa'0''' 81 80
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
officers Installed |

Last evening, at the snnuh
of Martha Chapter, No. :, N
Eastern Star, he'd in their All
street between Market snd W
following officers were duly tl4
insta he'd by the 6. W. ?, VI
den
w. M.-Sarah Sms,lvood.
Assistant M Rosanni Cnla
Treasurer-Amella Layton
Secretary-John A Marsh.
Conduc,0r-M Martha Fsulkns
A. C-Rebeccs Ralsion.
After the installation the -
q banquet, at which speeches y
by the P. ". NJ, mary d. =,
Charles Jorden snd JOan A. y
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Doub,e.rscaded HOY.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 16.-Mrs.
@. Fam. OF Mill Spring, has just given
birth TO a boy with Two DIS iLct heads,
one naturally formed save for immense
eyes; the other of proper size, but with
out noas or in outh The child Ia living
but refuses nourishment.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Avoid the Ruan.

The earlier you como and make your
purchases the better the selection and
you will save worry. Fancy slippers
for big and little folks. Full and CON-
plese stock. Prices the lowest. Our ad-
vice Ii come now and have first choice.
VIM. II. Babcock, 206 Market street.
Tho Family Shoe Honhe.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Every garment warranted
in every particular and
worth double the money we
ask for them. We wish to
impress this upon your
minds. We are running no
wildcat sale. Our adver-
tisements are no humbugs,
Call and see US, and if our
figures are not genuine don't
buy. That rests with you,
mot with ua. We propose
to win your favor through
Jour low prices. extra quality
OF goods and square dealing
I'VE can refer you to any o.
Jour regular customers,
you wish any proof of wha
we say. What more car
,Iyou AJAX than this ?
! HARRY HART.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
A Great Acc ommo aatton.

A branch OF Tatnall's creamery has
bsen opened at the corner of Seventh
and Lombard streets, at which the same
quality of butter, cream, milk and but
t.rmilk will be sold az at the mali
depot, Fourth and Shipley streets. Tnil
will be great accommodation to TIM
people In the eastern part Of the city
and they will no doubt show their ap
probation by literally pa.ronizins 1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Thieves AbOue.

Last evening THEODORE Ruth of Red
Lion left his wagon, containing q tub
filled with groceries, and a ba,ket
Of dry goods. standing in the st,blt
yard at Manuel Rsichen berger's, and
when lie started TO go home found tbai
some one had stolen the groceries apt
dry goods. There is not the sligltes
clue to the thieves
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Willie Omer, the boy who has bssn
at police station for several days past,
was taken home by Martin Keogh, the
contractor, this morning. IL Is Mr..
Keogh's intention TO give the boy q
trial, and II they are satisfied with
each other he will take him as his own
and furnish him with good home.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
APnriade,ppta BIaxe.

The four story brick building at
Seventh and Washington Avenue,
was discovered to DO on
fire at an early hour this morning, and
Notwithstanding the efforts Of toe fire
men was almost totally Destroyed. II
was used as q cabinet factory by jaime,
w. Coope, and the loss is estim ated
Mt from $50, 600 to $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Office,

All parsons wanting fine geld OF
bronzs frames made 10 order for the
holidays, AZ Yerger's, Fourth and Ship.
ley must lsave their orders soon. They
are very busy. 1: will be impossible 70
fill your order two or three days before
ChriBtmas.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

LEADvILLE. COL, Dec. 16.-The
ARC greatly excited over an ex-
tensive strike OF ore on Carbonate Hill.
1t Is Of a grade valued al $50 per ton,
aud the supply Is tho largest yet found
1t il said that ex Senator Chaffee, Jas
q. Blaine, ex-senator Tabor, j. G. viii
sou and ID. II. Moffatt are the person.
interested in the property.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
VIM. 3. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Basement.
Our carpet rooms are full
of good things, one of thel
most important, by the way,
being plenty Of good light,
1.-The next Of course beingl
.lplenty of carpets to choose
from. Customers come to!
our carpet rooms, enjoy theI
light and buy our carpetsl
because they can see they|
) are cheap. Old fogy ways
a old iogy light, old fogy
Alprices, /" because ours are
a little better than others,
don't you know won't
lido.
,,ssl A special lot of Body
i Brussels reduced to 90 cents
is Iron $I.2s. Another IN
lgreater variety, $I.1o from
1910. Rugs. 50 cents to
H. n..lSIo.
Ottomans, with castors
us cents to 81.
re Carpet sweepers, Sl.5O te
eli $500.
3D. 3D. About one dozen Smyrn;
4 a Rugs from last season, $I.5'
Iron $3.50 and $3.50 from
,vlS4.50. Sofa size, Osweg'
np. lshading,spring roller shade:
and loo cents.
ere.l
eet. Will be open to-morro'
I(Thuradsy) evening an
led led. every evening until Chris
ma.
/, ser VIM. B. SHARP,
link
Tres. -Four IN and Market streets. Carpet
p&-tmeas.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

A Telegram was received s.i s1sj
clock this morning. oy q ti : al,
OF the Wilmington Oh = 49,, L,ss3
pany, from Manager w 'hsa !,
made o haul this morning .. s.s
and captured l5O nns :. P sas \
that the weather IS now MEN, nu'
able for fishing Operations ..aOus. !
pany expected to co nj. ov,pl
eral weeks since, ou' w.
stormy weather have U Se N
doing 40, but there - y " aSSssi|
they will be able 70 60 n aa,1 !
q consignment of skins may
pected. -
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Camp Pire To.Nssht,

Sumner Post No. A, G. A. R., VI
have a grand camp fire in Nation
Hall this evening. the occasion bsi,
the fifth anniversary of the instit 1ti,
OF the Post. A very interesting n,
gram has been prepared, aneI
number OF prominent Grand Army In
will be present and take part.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
And Industry Revived,

John Roach's large blast furnao{
the Oh ester Rolling Mills, idle IN
New Year. This will give employee
TO about 100 hands John Roscn
the principal stock holder in In
Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
still progressing.

The revival services at St. Psul's NJ.
Il. church are still prog.11sina, l.uf r1e
interest seems to be increasing. Anex-
cellenG sermon was preached last even
ing By the Rev. N. M. Brown, Of Scott
M. K. church. The Rev. DIR. Nixon oil
Central Presbyterian church will
preach tonight, A cordial invitation
Is extended TO all TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
CreyeIapd sea''s", !,
o cleveland

President olsys lar ,r,ia
t ths kys dsil.h valley R,ss siI
S bin from home TO- to ss aai'
charge char Of the car !, s rs ,nI
!, wh su lfaI SIS .1o s:ss' sei
the O sad 'i%iresnsns' each.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Mr.. Co!quhoun has fitted up his q
in CsGtreville, Christiana Humid re
very nicely, and is prepared to q
useful and fancy articles at o very I bc
crate price. Those who wish sonnet i
nice for Christmas should give h r
call.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
EO the Ladies'.

Great red uction in prices In milli1 bery
goods Ladies felt hats, 371z cent? no.
A good felt bonnet, 90 cents child hem,
hats, 3Ix, 80 and IS cents. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewl ere
Mrs Aanie Lofts, Ill w, Second stu eet
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
A N ew Custom.

A now and very pleasant custom has
recently been introduced In the Catho-
lie churches OF this city. or ringing Of
the bells, for a few minutes each even.
at Z o'clock. This is called De Profundis
bells, aud islntended TO call tho attep.
ton Of the faithful to the necessity of
praying for the repose OF the souls ofthe
dead.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

NEW YORK, Dec 16.--Judge Truax,
In the Superior Court TO day, denied
Mrs Alice Winans' motion tor leave
to discontinue her suit which In now.
pending before referee foe divorce
from Ross Winsns, VINO she claims as
her husband
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Rav. Robert sinkinson, pastor of the
Memorial Methodist Protestant Church,
Camden, died on Wednesday morning
Mr.. Sinkiuson was % years Of age, and
had been iil for several weeks. He
WA highly esteemed by his congrsga-
tlon.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Several medical writers have lately
called attention to the fact that al.
though there Is q marked diminution OF
In England, the use OF
powerful narcotic and stimulating
Idrues has largely Increased.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
DEATHS.

Lewiston December lt. 1855, John Is.
Lewis IN his s7th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invf.
ted TO attend his tut neral from his late resi-.
denee, s0S Gilpin avenue, on Friday aftor.
noon lstn inst. III 3Gelock.
BRApLEY--On the 10Th instsnt, Edwin +.
Bradley, at his late rssidence, 1872 Van
Buren, street.
Relatives and friends, also the Delaware
I ire Company, Columbia Lodge, No. 20, l
o. -. f., and Washington Lodge, NO. /, n
OF T.. are respectfully invited 10 attend hii
m, TO proceed to kivorview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Lex Barney, who it WAS annou
would appear and perform q nu'
OF gy mnas,ic feats aJ the Cit zeps'
last evening, was prevented being
ent by ind position.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
christmas shippers

A splendid stock for big folks, like
wise for little folks, and prices as usual.
The lowest In town. VIM. II. Babcock,
206 Market street. The family shoe
house.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
the Indians

At a meeting of The o., vi N.
ceum last evening !, sS Sl1
Chandler, Squire = ne ! ssy 70 |
houn, that the proper y, ", s,,tsl
Indian dificul, lies "a y an, " mai nal
the right OF suffrage = a = "a, a
~ ~ t attended d aud IRs d ,ss IL
tened TO attentiyely' tssuc I .ri
il viii have with cODs''''
be seen.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
N MARRIAGES.

ri ERS0H-SHAR Wednesday, Dec.
10th, 1855, at detnsenano Baptist church.
Philadelphia. "a by the hey. George II.
barrow, of Gfoton bank, Conn.,, Mr.. VIM.
H. Pierson of wilmington, Del, TO Miss
Item, Record. Of PniladelphiA. Trenton,
West Chester and Camden papers, please
copy.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
AT,
VIM. b. SHARPS.
Fourth and Market Streets,

Another lot OF Table
Scarfs and Table Covers of
Felt pinked and bordered,
with applique ends of felt
and plush, new and hand
some styles, 81. Stamped
table scarfs, table covers,
bureau sets, tides, etc, of
many styles and prices from
10 cents up. Plush balls, all
|colors, plush rings fans, cres-
cents, sequins, etc, for fancy
work. Turcoman, Algerian,
Petit Point, and Madras
Curtains, 81 to $40.
Nothing handsomer nor
better than our $37 and $50
Seal Cloth Coats.
4
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Samuel Murphe,y yrs = I sli
largest stock and loves sidsSa
f fouiers, hat racks @ sSI sill
Give them o call
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
,.,,ubItcans anu

hush your grox,alinss. spe you
ss aTda OF or By IS, Say gDo1 u
s ss%ias f%I'. Ct ss 81 /. Ss =.
ose 'ss sS d. 10 his his part ss -, .s
n msesi NJ At st very little ''
turer's prices. -
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Habitual cossiveness is often the
direct result Of neglect. DR.. BulPs
Baltimore Pulls cure costiyeness.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Chatterbox, So cents at James Il
Webb's, 224 Market street. Other book .
In proportion. Open every evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Babies are the institutions and should
bs guarded against attacks OF collie
fiatnlence, ETC., by DIR. Bul's Bah!
syrup. 1t Is safe and reliable % cent?
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Ladies',

flannel lined button CATERS at the q
ly shoe house, 206 Market street
III. Bsbcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Nos AbIa Appear.

The Charity benefit took place
evening, and was very well attenl
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Down They Co.

Cbatterbox. thirty n y, .,rsl
& Webb's, 224 MatA an, n
books in propor''Op'
ing. -
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Stop in at 304 Market street and look
1t our beautiful line Of gents and lad les
EN-. Velvet and Plush Slippers.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Beautiful French and Aurl
Rraved glassware some nsl
rich styles In lumber. ind
Coiored glass in proiusiOn. A
Row, 4l5 King sIree,.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Rubbef

ooa,,ius boots fcI q, th sss l' NJ
iS ,s'i family shoe house.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Do not fail to visit the Bachelor Boat
Club Fair this evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Stand lamps of every description,
from 2Oc. to $500. Also the great
sun lamp. !. Lewis Row. AIS King
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

Fine extension lamps, idr d
hall. very latest designs, ti,n
$l2 90. |. Lewis Row, ili KID
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

ImpeacbfuK . Mexican Minister
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 16.-The grand
jury COMMITTEES ofCongress has found o
true bill against SeRor Pena, minister
OF finance In the Gonzales administra-
ton, for malfeAsance In ofiice.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Holiday GOuds.
. aood uorniuE's worl

Cranor s. Co. are opening ds
of holiday goods
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

,a rS ~. s4 door, y George
a 1iT Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
FINE DRESS SUITS
AND
OV ERC0ATS.

0V ERCOATS.|
People (the people who
have made it the busy place
it is) frequently say, What a
place Oak Hall
isl
To spend a few dollars in
clothing you can't do better
with them than here.
Or, if you think of high
quality in Dress Suits or
Overcoats, you can go from
price to price, from cassi-
|mere to broadcloth, from
|plainest materials to fanciest,
and get elegant clothing as
you need wear.
To illustrate A fine black
suit, especially pleasing to
|quiet tastes, of materials in
(which our experience run:
Through years a slight pat.
tern in the weave sizes full
always meeting the hes
ideas Of dignity in dress
(would do for a clergyman
daily attire) "a standard sui
with us:
la Frock Coat Suit $50 OK
,lOther Styles at $4,000
i and 5000
.IOvcrcoats at $22.5
These latter are particu
Harry the right weight 70
. winter wearing "a coat thu
fla stout man wouldn't per
lspire in. :.
The odds and ends of til
Mail Order Department
.. Suits and Coats put at hal
( third, quarter off cost to g
pc rid of them quickly. Abo'
lin value. $4,000, all toll
!yIOut OF place among OF
Of irregular stock, but perte
~ clothing for whoever thu
lift; at a tragmentary pric
he A chance to double up Il
g. value Of your money.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Notion De
pArtment-

pArtment-
Blankets arc not only
good for Christmas times,
but for all times. Our store
lis the popular place for
blankets, and they were
never better and cheaper
than now, even here. We've
lust added a fine lot Of Red
blankets at much reduced
lprices, and they are a popu-
liar blanket this season
1880, S., So, So, $I2. Fol-
1925 you can buy a pail
Iof extra heavy gray blank
lets.
7 Elegant cider down pill
flows, embroidered and hand
I lsomely designed in silk. n
a a more luxurious gitts coul'
hardly be thought otis
K pity to cover up such beaut
even by the fairest face. 81
leach.
a. Magnificent damask tow
2; els, knotted fringe, 37t an
ID $50 cents. Magnificent dam
FLASK table sets, cloths an
Is napkins to match, plain ar
bordered S., S., Sc. 8
What better than handson
o. S::tlinen.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
Fair.

Bachelor Boat Club, Institute Hall
now open.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Second floor.
Kid Gloves, 8 buttons, in
street shades, so cents from
81. The best for the money
you ever wore.
Umbrellas, all sizes and
kinds for children, ladies
and gentlemen, 60 cents to
|&.
Handkerchief by the
hundreds : white hemstitch.
led. colored borders, plain
white and fancy colored, In
Ida and Pongee, S cents VI
to So.