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MERCANTILE AGENCY.

o4~co<cD(-I/0 0l-~C<..F.- 49, ~ '0-o't----
q. n. CLARKE, Pres. h. h. RANDOLPH, II
llists olishet tS&s.l
THE BRADSTREET MERCANTILE
AGENCY.
TIE BRA DsrREEr COMPANY.
PRoPRifTops.
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LIME, CE1ENE. 6c.

LIME, CE1ENT. dc.
I ME. LlME!. LlME!.
Just received and for sale cheap.
5000 barrels FRESH ROCKLAND LIME.
A. 600 barrels FRESH (HOf I'm \ ~
ROSENDALE CEMENT.
1000 barrels Fresh CALCINED PLAs-
TER,
500 barrels FRESH HlGGISsON MAR.
BLE-DUST.
ALSO.
SAVAGE FIRE BRICK and CLAY.
LATHS, CASrLE-HAlR Sc.
WARNtR MOORE,
Foot Seventeenth street. south side book.
Con-Meal, Lump and Ground Plaster
Sumac, and Bark. ~ 30
> 900 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
- sCOO LAND LIME now d.schauging
per schooner d. h. Ingraham.
$500 Barrels FRESH HOFFMAN"
ROSENDALE CEMENT daily
expected pr schooner Maria
Fierson. for sale low from dock.
CALCINED PLASTER HAIR, SASH,
BLINDS. and DOORS.
and all other Builders and Painters Mate
rlals always on hand at lowest prices.
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
SOS Main and l4O7 aud 1909 Cary street.
Oc 2O-lw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

There was sad case before the NUM-
cipal Court this morning, that shows
the degrili alton aud misery Of strong
drink, not only 10 those indulging in II
but lso 10 others. Officer Lewis testi-
Ned that yesterday AZ he was patroling
his beat in the north western part of the
city, his attention WAS called TO "A house
the doors of which were standing open.
Upon entering he found two nttl-
children about or years of age, bare
footed. and without clothing, except
little slips.
There was no fire in the house, and
he officer learned from the neighbors
that the mother was of Incorporate
habits, and had been away all day
drunk. A kind hearted neighDor took
| the hungry, suffering little ont in and
carried for their wants, and the mother
was afterwards arrested for drunken
ness by another officer, and locked vi
at the hall. The father, who il An Ia
dustrious, hard working man, cam.
home in the evening, but did not sue
coed in ascertaining where his children
were until after Midnight.
This woman. whose name II withheld
ION account of her husband, has frequent
lily done this same thing before, ant
this morning Austin Harrington, E-q
was present in the Municipal Cour
iprtpared TO take charge Of the tw
little children and send them to Ia
Home. The husband has bnweve
made arrangements 10 have the mothe
committed 10 the aimshcuse, where a
effort Will be- made 10 break her of thi
terrible habit. He also has arrange
for u person 10 take charge Of his nous
and care for his children, until he
: satisfied that his wiie's reformation
complete.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
THIRD EDITION,
Tne Ssreud opecscale ssxanisa."

The grand spectacular drama Zani-
t." was presen ted for the first time in
this city 1t theOpera House last evening
be fore med um sized audience. There
il no doubt but there would have
been ore persons in attendance, had
IL not been for the unpleasant weather,
and fear on the part of many that the
spectacle WAS not of . nature TO be
witnessed by ladies. Such an impress
sion IL highly erroneous, and does
injustice to the gentleman having it in
charge, a. there IL not q single word or
act to offend the most fastidous
There Is of course ballet, but there
are very few operas presented without
that necessary adjunct, and during
the time ';,Zanita WAS running IN
Philadelphia, the Academy of Music
was crowded nightly with the first
ladies of the city. The same thing was
seen In fastidious, cultivated Boston,
where the play was presented for sever.
al weeks to packed houses.
Zanita" Is not an ordinary show,
but 1t Is the finest spectacular play
ever put upon the stage, before which
"Jalma, -" Excelsior, T" =" Siesa " and
all that have preceded 1t fade into In
siRpificance, There Ia q number OF
the best dancers to be obtained In Eu
rope, prom ineut among them being
Bella, whose every action Is the poetry
of motion.
The leading comedian 10 Mr.. Johi
Gilbert, who narrowly escaped death a
the Milwaukee fire two years ago, a
which time his wife was burned .
death. All the principal dancers ar
Italians, and seven of them are unabl
10 speak, or understand a single wor'
in the English language. There AT
about sixty people in the company, an
they carry their own scenery, whic
will rank with the best ever brought
this city.
They also furnish employment du
ing their stay TO about forty persons
this city as scene shifters, supernumera
ries, etc.
The moonlight ballet at the end
the first act is the finest that can
conceived, oueiof the remarkable fe
lures being an electric light on each
the dancers Electric lights were u.s.
in Jalma" and " Excelsior" but d
persons were stationary, while in th
play they are perfect sra OF motto
The armors and dresses were made
Europe at an expense of many tho
sands of dollars, and the music Is
most enchanting that can be produce
1t will be presented again this evenin
tomorrow afternoon and to-morrt
night, and richly deserves crowd
houses at each performance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
EDITION,
BEARD OF Trade.

A special meeting OF the Board OF
Trade was held last evening, called Tor
the purpoee OF considering measures
looking 10 q reduction Of the State tar
on manufactures and business. Presi
dent II. T. Cause on taking the char
stated tho object Of the meeting, after
which anlinformal conversation ensued,
which WAS participated in by mum Der
Of gentlemen present. Mr.. T.. 7. warner
stated that the tax on all manufacturers
and retailers in this State was one tenth
of per cent. on ell purchases Thus the
wi olesaler pays the TAX on the goods
he purchases, and the retailer when he
purchases the goods from the whole
sAler is compelled TO pay another TAX.
making IL equal 10 onefifth OF one per
cent.
He referred TO the Philsde phia plan
here manu- facturers and retailers were
taxed O certain gross for license
ranging from IS 10 $50 annually, &C
cording 70 the business transacted
Mr.. jackson, OF the Jackson * SHARP
Company, Was confident that no other
State WAS taxed ~ heavily, and h'
thought the tax should be Immediately
abolished and q more equitable plan he
adopted for raising State revenue
Amongst the many: instances in which
a double tax IL paid we're the Lobdell
Car Wheel Company that
car W heels, and the Jackson X SharI
ii Company that used the wheels after
they were manufactured The Lobdel
Company paid tax on their purchase
for materials out OF which the ca
wheels are made, and the jackson
ShaFn Camnany IN purchasing tn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Deatn of Neh eniah &. Downs.

Nehemiah G. Downs died last even
ing at his residence, No. 40l L. Tenth
street, after an Illness Of about three
months, with consumption. The de-
ceased was 81 yea's OF age. AMI was
born near KentOn, Kent County, this
State, v here he resided ard followed
farming until about four years ago,
when he relinGuished tLat business and
removed 10 this city He then engaged
in the pro uce aud general commission
business on King strter, IN which he
continued mp to he time when he was
seized with tue Illness hich terminated
his lif-. III wa twice married, his
second wife and four children, three OF
whom we're by lis first wife, survive
him. The tuneral will take place to.
III orrow morning, when the remains
will be taken on the s.35 a. m. train to
Kenton The funeral services will be
conducted by the Rev. w. B. Gregg, OF
this city, in the Rrenzion Baptist
church near Ken,on, ard the internent
will be in the burying ground OF that
church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
MUSLINS.

MIR. John Wanamaker's
English domestic buyer re-
marked a few days ago that
the Wilmington merchants
seemed thoroughly democrat
lied in cutting prices
Why" he said, I'VE sell
W,msutta muslin by yard or
piece at nc per yard ; Fruit
|of the Loom, &C.; Forrest
dale, Sc; Utica, nc; sheet
ing, SIC, and we get that or
take nothing, and yet" said
he, laughing, your people
pass your doors, pay their
fares to Philadelphia, to give
us more money for goods
they could have bought al
home with tar greater ad
vantage"
Muslins are sold by us a
case prices, by the yard OF
lpiece, which means much less
than prices quoted by Mr.
IWanamakeI's man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Deaf MS.

the 18th inst Mary, widow
Of the late David Graves, aged II yeAra
Relatives and friends are respectfully insl-
ted To attend the funeral from her late rosi
dence near Brandy vino Springs, on satur
dAy. the 18th inst. atli O'Clock .. IN. Inter
ment at Rod Olay Creek csmetery. services
at the cbu'ch.
NJ AI.ONEY On the 18th inst, Nj airy ,daugh-
ter of Hannah and the late Patrick MAlo-
ney, aged tyeais and eight months
RELATIVES and IT ends are respectfully IN
yited 30 attend her unorsl fbom the residence
OF her moiher, No. 3 Carpenter street,on Sal
urdsy afternoon at z ~ o'clock. lnterment nj
tie New Cathedral cemetery.
aNiHoNY-On January IA. issa, Robert
/ husband OF Sarah A. Anthony, aged o..
/ Relatives and friends OF tho family are re
spectfuliy Invited to attend the funeral irou
| his late rssifence'No. li32 south Eleventh
| street, Philadelphia. Pa, On monday ,Jsnu
| AIRY WITH, at O'Clock.
IGUMMlNS-Un the 18th Inst, Ale1ande
Ccmmins, gel 90 years.
l-RelAtiyes and friends q g Invited TO Atten'
| Ihe funeral from the residence of hi. brother
SEQ last TN street, ,on Sunday AFTERNOON
leave the house ct o'clock lnterment a
wilmington and trandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
AT
". B. SHARP'S.
FOURTH AND MARKET STS

Five years ago our stock
of Carpets consisted OF twol
pieces Of Tapestry Brussels; i
we now show you over three
hundred to select from. With
the ending of 1884 we sold
far in excess OF any previous
lyear. We have already COM
menced right, as tour gentle
linen within the week have
furnished their houses COM
plete with carpets from US,
and all in addition, after a
careful looking and compar-
ling OF prices and selections
lin the larger cities. Why
Ibid we sell them? Our as
sortment is the largest ever
alshown in our city, our prices
: are at the very lowest and
Q ourgoods of the best. There's
/. no mystery in buying car
|: pets /; there should be none
4; in selling them, the simple
y truth being all that is neces
'1lsary. A large sale came te
" US which probably would
have gone elsewhere had ;
% salesman not said, 3" There i
/ no such thing as a Z Brus
~ sells Stair Carpet made.
Probably it was only ignor
u ance, may be mystery
Another customer to US be
ing told Il ere was 10 sucI
a lis thing a, a certain grade ant
rs price twas w. thought, {
Il" fine carpets, i9und plent
en- here to suit her, ana bough
'' showing the well informe
Ito salesman again-in igno'
''' ance or mystery.
Carpets are lower tina
= ever and while the 10
grades of Tapestry Brusse
mi. 90 down to 50 cents a var
you had better pay 90 ar
,lget the better on 5 reduce
,sd from IS, or still better, tt
u (. higher grade Tor IS mac
l l@a and laid on your floor. a
rec we have of one make, abo
-, a. seven patterns Body Bru
, zee &c sells, 81 per yard from s. 3
4, me- y About ten patterns best =;
wool extra super lngra
ley Carpets 65 cents from 8
ey; Another lot OF the Hassoc
. at SO cents are here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
A Fine Building.

The magnificent new hotel erected in
South Wilmington was formerly opened
last night by the proprietor, Hiett Ora
ham formerly ofNew Castle. The build
ing is situated at the junction of
Christiana avenue and Head street, and
has magnificent fronts on both streets.
Mr. Graham has named his hotel after
New Castles enterprising citizen, Wal
liam Herbert.
The whole interior is finished in light
hard woods The first floor IL occupied
by a wide hallway opening from Chris
tiaua avenue, the dining room, carving
room and kitchen, sitting room and
sample room. The second floor is occu-
pied by he psrlor, SIX bed rooms, bath
ami wa.n rooms, etc. The third floor is
occupied hy eight chambers, bath
rooms, etc. The chambers are mainly
furnished in ash to correspond with
the in terror tnish of the building. Nc
gas pi pes are yet laid in that vicinity
and the light is furnished by a gasoline
machine III the yard. The fixtures
throughout the house are of golc
bronze.
The erection of the building was com
mence September -, 1884, and the TO
lowing persons and trims have been
engaged on it, f. l.. Rec, Jr., archi
tect II Lape, builder and superintend
emit; Patrick Carberry, excavations TO
the cellar; David Merch .nt, stone ma
sonry T. =, Tyre, cut stone work 5
II. Coke * Son, bricks A van Allen
pressed bricks James II. Beggs& Co
ornamental brick work Archibald
S. Rsed, brick aging ; Lewis Curtett
plastering j. M. Bryan, painting an
glazing; John c Brison, gas machine
plumbing and gas titting S. q. Sin
mons & Bros mill work; Edward Muir
phey, tin roofing 1t is a tirst-clas
building in every respect, and retiec
great credit on all concerned in its ere
ton.
Quite large crowd was present an
at 10 p. m, at Mr.. Graham's invitatio
they sat down 10 one of the finest 50
outs ever in the CITY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
stiIIAnot,,er Panel

In consequence of an Informality in
the drawing OF the special panel OF
Jurors to serve a the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, another panel, has, by diTec-
ton of Chief Justice Comegys, been
drawn, and il as follows
Braniywine Hundred-Thomas T.
Robinson, Baya Guest.
Wilm ingtun-William f. Robinson,
Leighton Grimes
Christiana-George w. Ely, William
II Miller
Mil Creek-Johu B. Pearson, John
Ball.
White Clay Creek Abraham Roth
well, John q. Fisher.
Pencsder-Isa Frazer, Johu W.
Reynolds.
New Castle-Henry Hamilton, Will
liam Ellis, James l.. Bolton.
Red Lion-kautfman Manko, George
+. Clark.
St. George j. Deakyne
Columbus Watkins, Jr., William Ii
Moore.
Appoquinimink-Jo W. Naudain
Joseph g. Naudain.
BlackbiId-Edmuu Sneed, Isaac X
Stats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
A Card.
EDGEMooK, Del, Jan. Is, Il

EDGEMooK, Del, Jan. Is, 1885.
Edgemoor Iron Co. Il understand
that some Of your customers expressed
fearing that they may have
had milk served them from cows that
are affected with pleuro pneumonia. =
As you are aware, ! have had entire
charge of your dairy since you had the
first ease, and do certify that there
are now no COWS in your stables that
have The disease. In all eases where
any of the premonitory symptoms have
shown themselves, have ordered them
out and quarantined. | make this
statement 40 that you may feel entirely
easy IL supplying milk 10 your custo
mers Yours truly,
w. HORACE HosKISs, ID. Y. s.,
South 10Th ST., Phila
BY the authority of the Governor Of
the State Of Delaware, and at the re
quest Of the Edgemoor Iron Co, ! have
examined your COWS, ard | certify tina
the cows you are milking are not affect
ed While find several cases on you
| farm Of pieuro- pneumonia, they ar
lquaraniined at least one-eighth of ;
mile from where the mich cows ar
kept, and am satisfied that all du
care liz being taken, not only TO insur
good milk to your customers, but b
prevent tho spread Of the disease
Yours truly, WARD b. ROWLAND,
| State Veterinarian
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Gran q T
& Co.,
| MARKET 81
HOME SHOPPING.

1t has been the custom for
many years Tor some OF our
people to buy almost every
thing they use in Philadel-
phia, and we will ask them
to compare prices, and are
satisfied they will find nine
tenths Of the goods as cheap
or cheaper at home. Goods
are retailed lower in Viii.
mington, and with less profit
to the retailer than any Other
city Of its size in this country
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
MARRlAGEA,

Scott NJ. 4.
Parsonage, on Thursday evening, Jan. 10
atso'clock. by the Rsv. 7, X. Dreamer
WIN r 0aiIAher TO N. Jennie ricols, both
Of this city.
WAPLkS-DAyIIeSON Monday, I'm
inst :, At the residence Of MIR. D. u. fefci
val i2s dwood street, Phiiadelphla, ~.
By the Rev. CIV. Buoy sharon n. Naples
OF New York CITY, To Euma M. DAVIDSON
cot Philadeiph,a, No ,rds.
DOu8HTEN-HAWk INS-On Jan. letn
ISIS. st the residence OF the ondes %9 1sa,
No sop Adams street, by the Rev. J. hicn
ards Boyle assisted BY the Kew. W 1.
Murray, John T.. Douyhten, Il O., and mis
Annie e, Hawkins, Of this city.
rENNIMORE-HEWI - Al Pbilads
phiA, Pa, on the 18th inst. by the kev. y
Vernon. Albert fennimore and Ella :
hewitt beth OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
the Comm sud.r.in-Chtef.

Chief Commander Kouutz, q. A K,
arrived in this city AT o'clock this al
t-rnoon, and is domiciled At Col W. s
McNair's, No. 6l9 Shipley street, VIII r.
ha can be seen by any person desii 'Ri
Can STE him. AT o'clock this evruih,
h- will be escorted 10 the headqn.r''a
OF DUPONT Post, in the McClary hn v
ing where an open camp fire VII =
hall
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
w. HORACE HosKISs, d. Y. s.,
South 18th St Phila
NJ PauI,a Y. r, A.

The Young Peoples Association of
ST. Paul's NJ. f church, held a regular
meeting last night, nj which the follow
ing excellent program was rendered !:
Read ing, by Mrs Maud Todd solo, by
Mrs Maggie Kilmer; reading, by Mrs
Fl X. Forbes flute solo, by Victor
Py.e violin sol o, by Mr.. n, Foge,
gleanings. by Miss Hortense Keablos;
Miss Klnsr sang another solo by spe-
cial request
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

The place 10 purchase ~
silverware is AZ Baynar, I'd
John Young, No. lei BTU
his foot mashed yrs'tr''A! "A
Mrs. John j. Wilhelm, =,
Adams streets, is suiierinI
ly from "a fall down STAR
The Caledopian Cluo '9.
take place In the Opera ii0'
III. "A
Rev. w. b. Gregg = ,,,,I
very successful revival h'''''
worth NJ. T.. Church.
John Rumor, 800 Poplar .. 'n.;
Richard T.. Lowell, 222 JeH
are both very i'll. i,
The jackson & Shsrp oe ir
building o steamer TO vi
Philadelphia and Ridsw"s - :.
The st. Peters fair, in ph,i
Institute Hall, Will closr
Iday evening. :,
| John Kirchuer has Rp9' n ~.
Iwhere he has secured u - 'f ,nr
| collector for an Insural' :,
Remember, it is u posi- ,,aj
coffee We give you hVr =
l,uild OF strong, fresh reh'''
INo. 8 East Second street =
The Emerald club eav' 4
table musical literary az :.
entertainme n, in -. I''.'''
on Wednesday ~ ~ - "A
Deputy Coroaer spi = : : t AZ
Iof L. 4. STROUD, y-s'"f,' .',,t +
horse and buggy tha' ~ oais
seized as the property oil l'0 :,
The old frame store at the = Y
corner Of Fourth and fi f,r
to disappear, and Mr. H. br
place IL with a comm"'''e IN
II The jackson & snarP .1 - #
terday aft rnoon sh,rirlq
] car to Jacksonville. fl' l p,,|fj
Augustine aud Halifax ha tr
The iron wheel steam . rio /
.lYork, Philadelphia & y ID
vas launched from the yn'
Ia Hollingsworih Comp, 4
i Washington Jones, r %
Belts were elected, rep Of
;. dent OF the National PAN ,Sr
ton Il Brandy wine ana
81 tional Bank YESTERDAY. IN,
The Redemptorist ram
their mission at St. m nigi
evening. Lac. .,,ei
Stuhl preached TO ma a;sd me-
.tFather Bonn to unmaii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Failure,

John j. Cisco * CO., bankers of New
York, made an assignment yesterday.
Their liabilities are estimated at ", 5O0,-
ono assets about the same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

Have You tried our new crop Of so
and 60 cent teas2 If not, do 40 AZ once,
and see what mistake you have made
in not doing 80 before. Crippen, 40. B
Esst s. cond street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

Charles Summer Post, G. A. r., gave
an entertainmeDt ia National Hall last
evening, wheE an address delivered by
Kew. II A. Monroe was followed by a
1--we frast
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

An intelligent, well.behAved, quiet
boy, who can read manuscript, can
secure n situation ct this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
LINENS.

margin than any other time.
The demand greater, house
keepers more particular, buy-
ing where they find them thel
best and cheapest. We have
many excellent patterns,
bought low and sold still !
lower. A heavy part bleach
ed Barnsley damask at SOC,
is one Of the best values wei
have.
Another part-bleached
Barnsley at 75c., which was
sold a few days ago at 81.
A very wide. heavy bleached
Barnsley at sI.lo, really
worth $3.50. Napkins are
Just as cheap. A realHud
towel with no dressing, 44xsy
inches, 25c. Every lady
who has seen them pronoun-
ces them cheap.
lBLACX 4 C0LORED SILKS.
We believe the time is
mot far distant when Ameri-
can silks will be almost uni
versally worn by our people,
simply on account OF their
great durability, superior
finish and the entire lack Of
loading used in all foreign
silks, which causes tie foreign
silk to wear shiny and
|greasy, whereas the Ameri-
, can will not. We have the
\ entire sale in this city OF {
celebrated make (the highes
v award given the manufactu
e rers), and sell every yard
a both eolored and black, unde
is strict orders to make grod an,
dress that wears badly. Tn
solors are sold at 81, AM
i, compare them with any SI.2
t, foreign silk.
The blacks from 81 to S.
u Compare the s. with an
foreign silk costing s:
r Remnants Of silks from l t
IS yards at very low prices
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This has been a remarka
BILE underwear season, ane
judging by the number
7 pieces sold it was the year to
replenishing. The reaso
we accept the inducemen
, were too great to let pas
Balance OF ladies' red we;
placed on the counter at 7 s.
mems white, SO End IS
shirts and drawers to 375
ICranOr e Go
- 62l MARKET S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Crushed 90 Death.

Mr. Giilen, of Chester, Pa, wa
crushed 10 death at Linwood a, Ne "a
returning home from tnis city ON Wed
nesday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
T OH n 30 EN-,

Having taken the saloon at No. LOG
East Third Street, extends an invitation
to his friends 10 call and SEE him. His
bar will always be stocked with the
best wines, liquors, beer and segars to
be obtained. jan2.3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

The minute goods become
we would
rather have the money than
the goods. The minute
goods become slow,we want
to make them move ; to &C
complish the objective re
duce. , lady walked out OF
our coat room with a clean
saving oi three S. bills on a
purchase OF Coats. Another
but what's the use adding
losses if you are interested
in Coats the reduction is
clear and unmistakable
There's ladies' and childre rs
Russian Circulars, Dolmans
lNewmarkets and Coat:
which, with the winter hardl,
halt spent, will yet be ioune
comfortable and necessary
The prices go tor the asking
and you can better afford t.
have them than we to hol'
them. All we have left Q
Jersey Waists, mostly il
black, at half price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

Baynard's stock is the largest in the
city to select from.