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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
For Sale or Rent.

A new house and lot conveniently
located near the center of the city
we'll finished is for sale or rent. Ii
uire of,
SAMUEL HAMPSTEAD.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

The United States Court convened
this morning with Judge Wales presid.
ing. Immediately after the opening,
Francis NJ. Walker and II. II. Ward,
Esqs., were ON motion OF Anthony Hig
gins, E-q., admitted TO practice at The
bar of the court.
MIR. Walker, who appeared a. the
counsel OF Simeon Hood ,colored, charg
ed with violation Of the liquor laws
asked Up have the case continued, and
read tho affidavit of the defendant set
ting foIth that ii the time was extend
cd, he would he able "a produce wit
nesses 10 prove that some OF those VIII
appeared for the prosecution were un
worthy OF belief, but a. there wer
severa iDformatlons, in some OF whlcl
these Objectionable witnesses did nc
appear, it v ~ decided TO try those cases
and a ury was drawn.
Awhile this case was pending, Levi I
Bird, ESD, stated that one month az
he had been ordered by the Court
close the testimony in the case OF III
National Dredging Company, W. th
owners of the tug Argus within thiri
days, and a. lie had not been able TO -
cure the attendance OF a very maierii
witnes s, he asked that the rule he col
tinusd ii fteen days The Court decline
to grant the order, until L. q. Bradfor,
Esq. counsel for the other side, wa
present.
MIR Bird also asked for a rule ext enG
ing the time for taking testimony
the case of the schooner Carrie LA
Lester vs.. the schooner Aun J.. LocI
wood until the first OF May, but Il
Court decided 10 continue the rule unit
the first of April. The taking of test
mouy in the liquor case was then pr
ceedt,J with, and continued until d
noon adjournment.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

A cyclone" passed through Hale,
Perry and Bibb counties, in y labaula,
on Sunday night Its path was about
a mile in width, and its directions from
southwest 10 northeast. Trees and
fences were leyelled, several houses
and mills were wrecked, man was
killed and woman received dangerous
injuries @ Houses "A mile away from
the path OF the cyclone shook so that
the inmates thought the trembling was
caused by an earthquake
A tornado also passed over Jones
and Baldwin counties, in Georgia, the
same night, wrecking everything in its
path. Oak trees were g twisted like
straws, corn and fodder were blown
away, and fences, barns and dwellings
demolished, but, though many persons
were injured, no lives were lost. The
roar of the tornado was heard at a
distance of eight miles.
A violent storm Of rain and wind
ragged on Monday at Bangor, Maine.
Signs aud Chlmueys were blown down,
and carriages upset in the streets.
A severe southerly gale set in at Ply
mouth, Massachusetts, on sunday
night. Signs and chimneys were blown
down, carriages on the streets were
overturned, and the steeple of tins
church of the Pilgrimage was torn of
and carried three hundred feet, part O
itgoing through The roof of a building
During service in the Methods
Episcopal church at Carmi, Illinois, 81
Saturday light, the church was struc.
by lightning, which wrecked the spire
cupola and front of the building. y
person was injured.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

ExEcuTivE DEPARTMENT,

EXklT1lNE DbfAhfhbHts
STATI OF DELAWARE.
WHEREAS. reliable information has been
received, that the disease known - plouIo-
pneumonia exists among cattle In this state.
Now, therefore, Oharltst. Stnckley, Gov
ernor OF the : tAse OF delaware, by virtue OF
the act of the General Assembly entitled
q In act To prevent the spread Of contagious
or infectious nleuro-peeumOnia among tht
cattls Of this State passed Mach 18Th, 1881,
declare and proclaim tnat said Infectious OF
contagious disease exists in this state, and
do order and direct all persons to seciude all
animals In their osse ssion that are affected
with such disease or have been exposed 10
the infection or contasion thereof, ssthe ma
ture thereof may in their Judgment render
necessary or expedient. II 10 further orde'
cd ana directed that any premises. farm OF
farms where such disease exists or has existed
shall be put In quarantine, 90 that no domes-
tic animal be removed nom such places 70
quAraptined. such regulations will be pre-
scrisod and such officsrs appointed rs ay be
necessary for the proper execution oftho law
| All snerifis and deputy sheriiis are hereby
ordered and directed TO carry out ana enforce
the orders OF this proclamation and 70 tes
that all of the provisions Of the aforesaid &c
| are fully obeyed.
| Any person disobeying the orders Of th'
IGoyernor. Sheriifs or Deputy Sheriff.. mad
In conformity TO the above mentioned act af'
liable 10 = fine not exceeding nye hundro<
dollars, or TO imprisonment rot exceeding
one year.
- In witness whereof the great seal c
L. the SoAte OF DelA ware Is Affixed.
L. witness,
II, CHARLES q. STOCKLEY, ESQ
Governor Of the said state, at Dover. tn
thirteenth day Of January, in the year OF GU
Lord one thousand, eisht hundred and Gig I
Ity i've, and In the year Of independence
the United slater Il G one hundred an
. ninth. CHARLES u. STOtkLEf.
II by the Governor
III WILLIAM CAUsEY, Secretary oisiat'
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
EDITION,
A..auls on Fs, me 70 wife.

PERRyMANs Md, Jan. EVIL.
liam Carr. a farmer residing near
Bush, avillage six miles from here,
left his home about y o'clock this
morning 70 take his sister TO Edgewood,
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, leaving his pretty
young wife alone In the house. which ID
on the lands of Mrs. Sarah Nelson.
Two hours later Mrs Carr WAS startled
! TO see tall, slim, middle.agsd man,
| with black Ipoustache and dark clothes,
standing In the room. lie had entered
10 stealthily that she did not notice his
coming. Az soon a. he saw that his
presence was known TO Mrs. Carr he
said, want five dollars and my din
ner."
She rep lied pluckily,. "There IL
neither dinner nor s. here for you, and
would like TO see you get them" II,
advanced towards her, and she called
for assistance, hoping colored girl
who WAS washing near the house, Nigh
hear her.
"Ifyou haIloo I'll kill you" he said
! and struck her with his list, knocking
her against n door, which preventeu he
falling. He then threw her upon Thu
floor, and, planting his knees upon hei
breast, tn reatened TO XIII her II she di'
not give him money. When she sal
I she ha6 nd money he drew a large knit
from his pocket and said, al II cut 20
enough 10 let people know l have bee
here" She cried out, Don't kill me,
and faintel
When she regained consciousness th
man was gone. Feeling blood upon he
neck she went 20 the mirror and foun
a cash AN inch and a half long In he
throat. No arteries had been cut an
\ she had no difficulty in swallowing an
speaking. In half an hour her husban
returned, and search was h-gun. Sher
if Walker, WHO formerly ny-L / til
neighborhood, was notified, and severn
deputies were pu upon the search, hu
up to late hour the tramp has not bee
found.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

TRUSi SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i -By virtue Of an order Of the or, hans
Court Of the state OF elaware, in and for
New Castle a. unity, made at the September
term, A. - 1874 Of saii Court. will be ex
tosed to public sale, at the County Court
House, in tie city Of Wilmington, en-
THURSDAY, JANUARY -, AID, 1856,
at two O'Clock. p. m,
the two following described lots OF land
situated Ia Christidna Hundred, County and
State aforesaid being the real estate OF
Elizabeth Barrett, deceafet, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
NO. /. Situated on the Baltimore q Phila.
delphia Railroad, ad lOining lands Of WIN.
Finn, Edward Woodward. James NJ Brack-
| In and william Hchar son, containing i've
and seventy four hundredths acres OF land
| more or less.
No.2. Situated On the Baltimore Il PhiIa
delphis Railroad. adjoining lands Of Lewis
richardson, late Of Thomas A ndersou Henry
Buron, ! h0mas Lyman and VIM. Finn
containing thirteen and SIX hundredth,
acres of lsnd, more or less.
| Attendance Will be given and terms mad,
known ut the time and place aforesaid, by
CHAS. Is. LORE, Trustee
or by his Attorney, J. FRANK BiGGS.
| Attest j. nj. hGlSMAN
| ll3-ts Clerk Of Orphans Court
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
The Btg Family.

Last Saturday evening the depot was
neatly filled with the Murray family
They bought t'ckets for Philadelphia,
and A. they made Tor the train the con.
lue,or --ked If all the party were
gcihp. lJim, the leader said yes. The
conductor said wai' until another car
is liirened on, af'-r which all got aboard.
The Il k,d, laughed, and all seemed
happy In Philadelphia they matched
down Broad street Ia South, to l22s to a
bro h.; III Jaw of j. A Trulrt, pro
prie'or OF restaurant They met j OH
ON the street lie ran Al break mech
speed. some one said what is the mat
ter Join said here comes Jim II
Murray and crowd, the great c!ga
dealer Of ,U7 +. Front street
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
\ Birthday Party.

Monday being the fifteenth birthday
Of Miss Annie, daughter of policeman
John W. Lewis, the event was cele-
brated 10y an evening party, at which a
.arge number Of her young friends were
present al the residence of her parents,
No. 49, Walnut street. The evening
aud some excellent vocal and iustru.
nental music given.
Refreshments were served in abund.
Ance, aud Miss Lewis was presented
sith several beautiful and valuabl.
present. The company dispersed at a
teasona le hour, wishing the younl
Iady very many happy and pleasan
returns Of the day.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

The Dime Museum IL
lows Hall Opened a.
audiences that file. t'-
The performance "a' ,1|
the company labotrd W..
OF disad vantaees, lhet !
ing arrived, aud ne gre
how the Cra9g Brother
| give such a very tAoeD''
ment AT such "A low f.'''
There wan not "A sing =
the stage TO offend A' VI
and the only thine A'
mar the pleasure Il "
the presence Of soinr n'.
the managers intend u 4 4
sort for ladies' aud
hoodlumn, they WI. tt !,
officers present hrFra' |,
| promptly eject any Of 4 I
| gods +" who show taei y 4.
the performance oy ., 4 !.
demonstrate; . as va -
eve ning.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
4. \. senators.

A telegram from Bellefont says that
Genera Beaver, who is confined 70 his
room by an attack OF erysipelas, authori.
yes the statement that he is not can
didate for [. $. Senator from Pennsyl-
vania, land has no preference among
the gentlemen named"
A telegram from Sacramento TO the
San Francisco Examiner says that ex-
Governor Leland Stanford will be a
candidate tor [. 5. Senator. The Oh.
lection is made that he is a citizen OF
New York
A telegram torn Springfield, Illinois,
to the Chicago Tribune says that Con
gresham Towushend has written 20 the
members of the Legi-l ature from his
district, asking their support if he
should conclude TO TX the nom inatioI
for L. 5. Senator TO succeed Logan
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
Sealakin COATS

II is now stated that the wearing of
sealskin coats ~ the ladies in our Gil
mate il attended " th danger. They
prevent the proper circulation of the
blood, and The manner in which they
are thrown back from the throat and
lungs after the body has been unduly
heated, invites cold, pneumonia and
death Much lighter garments for or
binary weather are greatly preferable
] the ladies' value their health they
will consider the matter before putting
on, particularly in mild weather, such
a heavy and costly garment
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

His Excellency General Stockley is in
the city TO day, organizing measures TO
stamp ont the pleuro-pneumonia. Clerk
of the Peace Cochran is his cicerone.
Elk State Representative Paynter
Frame, from In liam River, Sussex
County, is in the city, United States
Court juror. He didn't bring a big
watermelon along in his coat Ia. pocket
but he has few under the fodder stacks
at home.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
EyOI.C TIONs In TINE.
NuTlCE.-

NOTICE.
The lists of the County Assessors tor tho
F'rst Second and ihlfi districts OF Wal
mington Hundred, may be :ound AT the fol.
lowing places
PlE-I DISTRICT rInsr wARn.
chr sly n get. n store. =. w. corner Of
sixth and Ma Ect ttrects.
second ward-N IN. Bareiord, Third street
bridge.
Fuurth ~ard-Bernard Bonner :. ". cor.
ncr tih and Spruce street,.
El4hth w.ri-Hugh sweeney, :. W. cor
ner Ninth and Church streets
SECOND DISTRICT
Third whri-Harry WlisiIs, corner u
FRONT and Maryland Avenue
Finn ward-E. J. Mckcigh's N, r. corner
sixth and madisOn
Tenth ward-M J. Shafkcy, 5. r. corner
Front ami Franklin
Eleventh werd-Robert Colt ng ham, NJ airy.
| land Avenue and Liberty street
InlEp DISTRICT.
Sixth ward-.IDhi X. Kline, y. W cor
| ner Sinth and French streets
| Seventh ward-N. II. Curry, Nc, 300 W.s
Tenth street
Ninth warA-J,- j Gallagher No ~ .
/ Market street
| Tho a. SCISSORS Will at at the CIV Hal
| January -. - -, 40 and 81, 1883, from q un
| II IA. III ana from until b u. IN. eacl
lday. for the purpose Of making transfers AT,
collections, and placing any name ON the AT
lscssmen, lis that may have been omitted.
VIM }. MAXWELL
Il Assessor OF First bls,rlc,
HEWSON Il. LANNAn,
= Assessor of Second District
THpS. l.. ROBINSON
| ll3tt ASSESSOR OF hird District
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
Coming Aunn"D,

Tomorrow .vehih- "A
Secretary =" will be p' ,o,
Madison Square . NV
well-known and very
ton of the memtti' - u.
It will be produced ~ 4 a. n |,
ner. Thia play Is a'u j
most humorous 's'' ~;
stage, and ii He'd VII u
ling wit. II il IL ". w. j
drrd which without n
at an unwholesone ~ ltI
/. full If healthy vitoi =.
is farcical In the rHtFru ii.
Thursday evening 'iT : d
let spectacle entitled M,
presented for the ms
with all lis ma2ii'i, a,,..
tun es and appoih''''
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
DEATHS

January, II 1885, Hannah
wife Of william Brahdock. aged " years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially Invited to attend the funeral rom
the residence, Of her husband nj Bandcroi.s
hanks on Wednesday afternoon Stt''ocs NJ
2 o'clVcR.
dearest mother, thou hast LEFT Us,
And our lost We deeply Tell,
Hut Ills God who has bereU US,
He can all our sorrow heal
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Bosr"N, Jan. 12.-The Sullivan.
Greenfield glove fight took place to
night. in he presence of 1000 spe eta
tors, al the Institute Fair building
Those who expected TO see smuggling
match were disappointed, and through.
out the four rounds that were fought
only comparatively light blows were
given, and the exhibition was decided
y fiat
sullivan WAS in no condition to fight
and Police Captain Twombly is quoted
as saying that had Greenfield been dis
pas"n hc could have easily knocked
out his antagonist.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
RrOke His Ribs.

A few days since Il Dane. named
Axle Smidtt, employed at the Edge
moor Iron Works, fell from scaffoid
while at work and broke several of his
ribs. He was attended by DIR. Brown,
who was in the vicinity, and a afterwards
removed to his boarding house at Six
teenth and Claymont streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
AZ Ress.

Mrs. MARY Dsvisrei Of the late "iiliam
Davis. died at tho residence of her great
granddaughter ttbe wife OF william T.. Key
noId,l near waite clay Greek church, on the
"a of last december. IN the 18th year OF nef
arc. Per hu Ibs nd died In ltos, sihce which
time Mr.. u. Resided with her relatives.
she was a woman Of sincere piety, and porr
ber n m lotions with Christian fortitude and
talked Of Der bright prospects OF he.ven ana
a life Of i'm mortality, For over fofty Year.
she vas A member Of salem NJ. T. church,
and was always In attendance when not pre-
vented by sickness Many relatives ADD
friends greatly miss he counsels, and theeA
ample her daily conduct anordo..
Dearest grandma, thou art gene,
And Tor thee We deeply mourn.
Etft while our hearts with grief are riven
eknow thou art tafe In heiyen
dome from the friends you loved below,
To realms Of purtr love,
70 feast on pleasures. pure and sweet,
In the eternal world above.
Your body sleeps IN ceaih's embrace,
Among the Silent dead
SOON Ger your grave the gfats shall y row
Ard nowers thoil agrance shed n.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
wanted

A body Of men who know the value
of real estate and would run the city
AZ any prosperous firm would conduct
their business, to run for members of
Council al the next city election. No
others need apply.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Washington ,.N ~.
stone mason ot Ib'' ,r 81
Booths Corner IL IT." M
to his ron, and on ne s, i
stricken with ap"f''hA,,vS
side of the road in a D. ',y =, !
until n gentleman ll' ,n.i.IJ
along aud acted ,h' tto,p,
bringing him 10 his Mr. Mr. L. !
1921 Tatnall street
but il still very Ill -
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
I \ ED|1I
Dots.

sbots.
All kinds Of silver Az
st RavnArd'A Fi',L and n.
The place 10 purcA,..
silverware Is at Bayuarl.
st. Peters fair In IL. l,.-
Ii having q succsssfu r.ss.
Charles JefierIs, "a pant, !,
lar street, has had a p.n.,'
aud Ii In n precariou, 80
Rev. George G Nedl,n
Richmond, Va a.,,.i.,,
Moody in his rcvival VIOLA,
A gospel prayer ser,7r.
ut 100 this evening 10 n.
rooms corner Of Tay..fa.f
streets.
The American riii-.
nj tho armory to-morros
a ball on W Wednesday eyrsI,,d
18th.
The Montsiiore Beuei, as
give Its annual reception
tute Hall on THURSDAY .7n
larry 0.
| Manager Bear,I,.rv h, ]
some ", 600 worth Of :. 49,,
tons for his skA,in.
next Saturday,
The annual mec,.n,
Castle County Murua -
psny will be held :. ~
AIRY 10th.
| A boat TO run ut
waters will be launch-, So
a. Jones ship yarjr al il,
morrow.
| Rev. A. N. K"i,wAy
the Union NJ. l.. ch4r.
evening, and the tey.v.
tinusd this week
The Bar Associate II
County will meet a
morrow 10 take action
the death OF the latr Aliy
The Mercantile pr,ggu
mo. 7l2 Market s'rc,'. M
Universal job pres, II n,
Monday.
Now Is the time 10 e, ,ssI
done at panic nccs, a. y
At the RRPuBLICAN ID
guArAnteed.
The charges aiib. .sa.u
De ten cents alm!ssl5u IL a,
tftoen cents IN iLeare,ustu
cents in the evening. W.
additional for the U.s. '.ll1
DR.. Ward. h kgw.Ntd
hold a post morton rNaii "a
prrsence OF member. o. nj
of Health at AL ear : ~ \
afflicted with pleul r..zsA
A couple of muskrir'nal
William j. Hcmphi.,sgl
q tieth and Market s,-aia
they having c- 4
v sewer.
Charles ID. Il. n al|
I" York, Will lecturer .eis =
iRIClub In the ui,aiA. l..al
er row evening OH the E1.s
or the cLarIcterislic, ~
al The Brandywiur .n.
bridg. OF the Is. & y Ess
dywiue, arrived a. ~
street last evening y 4
lost in having II p.Ar-' a
al The revival sfyf-
IN. l.. church are ts.
u, Meetings will bc hra ~
week, excepting ea'4'T
Tor ing att 80. All are Ia
part In the work.
Attention is cas' "a
,C m-nt Of James " ~
300 RRPUBLiCAS. hesatAs'|
lrd and French street lte y. =
a Interest 10 all VII n :
The Our citizens -Lol 5 va
ase lecture OF Cbarle, II y + a
ace the Unity club oitue Ian
ps TO morrow W-iurs!'! "
for " Evolution in iiis'o;!
iryI The transfer bat e. Z y
10, u, Philadelphia and H2r
I'M will be Launched from " 2
, 70 Sharp's yards 10 moi'0' u
lnx clock.
The Brandywilr i =
Horse Company he'd I. =
ling mt the prarlical AZ
day, and elect.~i NE NV
president, Amor q Y
nry, william Cloud r.
liam II. Casey. J y. ~
Price, the Rev. 7 i i@s-l
and Amos Penne.l ~t's r
bers.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Tomorrow promises 10 ba clear and
colder, followed on Thursday by gener
ally fair and warmer conditions.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

The best dinner In the city Tor =
cents at McClure's restaurant IN Eightn
street market.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

NOTICE -. MARY RYAN, &C
~ cupant Of the house No. 800
kipg street IN the Fourth ward
Of the city Of Wilmington, Rev Gas
lie County and St1te ~ delaware.
IN compliance with the requirements Of the
act % the General Assembly 1, such case
made aud provided, do hereby giSo notice
that shall apply IN writing 10 tho Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail Dc
livery o.the state Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, on Monday, February
Ind, A. u lss5. being the trst day Of said
court To- a license for sald house as an inn OF
taverL, Tor ths saie therein Of intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, 70
be drank on the premiies, ana tho following
respectable citizens Of the said ward recon
mend the said application, viz
Is =. Townsend W. Alsentzer.
Vim KUN Vim AlsentLer,
| l. q. vile John Mccaiiery,
isaac Dillon, Henrge DrtlIp,
Thomas ParMhr J II MAYOR,
John Durkin. Thomas i SaylOr,
.Iohn Sweeney. VIM. II Mitchell,
| VIM. y. Miller, Joseph i Bradley,
ID. d IehrenbHch thhs. Thomas,
| a. RitenhOuse, Henry hienle.
George Adele, l. l., Murphy.
| Martin Farrell. tiro, a Cogswc!l
lhos lnnn, John Cullen,
Thomas lianlOn. lOhn Fehrcubach.
| ]anlaat MARY Ryan.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

fem s CO thermometer registered
yesterday, A degrees at 3 p. m, 81 Ut
3 9. m, and 40 At 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Fresh Fish

Fresh shad and herring and all kinds
of fresh II sh at McClure's fish stand in
Eighth street market.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
OIeninS'.

Hiett Graham WI, VI
bert House in SCUM ,,,t
Thursday even lhe sn4.l
fixed up one OF lhr ~ -. Il
tho city. ae proi
class hotel.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS

A great many people havel'
received more than value for |,
their money in the goods;
they have taken away within
the last two days. With
their money we will be ena-
bled to buy larger and BETTER
Of the goods to come.
Ten dozen fancy STRIPED
children's Hose, in quality
they are all right. They are|
in stripes instead Of plains,
therefore not quite the style;|
that makes them a little OFT
and they are IS cents from
20 and 25. Another finer
grade only in reds and
bronze, are IS cents from
as and 50. Another lot tor
ladies in plain and stripes,
all colors, are down to s
cents a pair. Another lot
only in plain reds tor ladies',
! down to 10 cents from IS.
) There's only two sizes, s and
) 81, in unbleached hose, fine
and good in quality; being
! only in two sizes makes them
e I2a cents from Al and SO
It Another, a lot of Children:
!. unbleached, not quite iul
length 81 cents from 2:
K cents. Another lot tor men
81 in unbleached regular made
ct IS and y cents from %.
o. WM. b. SHARP.
W 4th and Market. First Floo
! There's about three hun
dred bleached jean Corsets
if we'll and strongly made, tul
$, boned, 69 cents from ST.
ii Three or four boxes colore,
II. bordered handkerchiets wer
n sold two for % cents, now
lie for the same money, An
i ig other in plain white, hem
~ stitched initial borders, IL
OIL cents each. Another &c
To- T., children with colored DO
o or ders, a for IS cents. Notl
DS ing cheaper than this, an
children will lose them, yc
me- as, know. a lot Of remnan
o s1. Of edgings at way off price
md with a lot of buttons tt
: s ss same way A lot Of pun
'us linen collars, all we have
hat hat the kind, were &c cents eac
'a' now 5 for 25 cents.
nes VIM. b. SHARP.
the
its 4th and Market. First Flo
ike
wn Three stacks OF CA
o6s ICOES on as many cou
t ! q tiers, all signed plainly til
you cannot mistake then
ne. one 4 cents a yard from
"n' the other two 5 cents va
by from Z, in dark medium a,
,~S light shades.
' ere Dress stutfs in cloths pls
OF and figured, 81 Gems FRI
ip ., 80.
dist list Two colorings changed
mex pin head Suitings, 81 fl
'' No. Sl.25 double t,ld
One piece heavy bl;
silk, % inches wide, 81
'I his from sI.75. A lot of
h usa mories, % and 80 cents Fl
nsyl. 80 and SIPS.
N'DN A black Satin de Lyon
, the the cents from 81. A bl
be Rhadama, Is cents from
en- OF Of Three pieces " Guinet " l
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