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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
To Build q High Bridge.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan 2S.-A bridge CO
pany OF Buffalo has been awarded the &C
tract for building the railroad brid
across the Hawlsberry river, near Sydnt
Australia, by the British Governmel
against fifteen competitors, eleven OF tht
English. The structure will be seven spa
OF 4lo feet each, and supported on pie
200 feet high, being in respect to height
piers entirely u~nrivaled. The cost will
$4,000, 900. The steel will be turned o
OF Buffalo shops and shipped from N
York around the Cape of Good Hope.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
California Fruit Interests.

SAN FRANclsco, Jan. 2S.-The Califor
fruit-growers have addressed a memo
to Congress, setting forth that the Mex
reciprocity treaty TO come before Cong'
for action will seriously injure iruit-grow
interests in California if passed; that
present duty OF thirty-five per cent.
Valorem on prunes, two cents a pound
ralsins and one dollar a gallon on olive
afiord no real protection to these en-
prlses. Congress is therefore asker
raise the duty on prunes to fifty per &C
raisins to three cents, olive oil to three
lars, and to decline to ratify the NJ a
reciprocity treaty.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
An Ice Gorge Sixty-Five Miles Long

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-The Mississippi ri'
is blockaded by a solid mass OF ice fro
this point as far north as the mouth OF 7
Illinois river and as far south as Ste. Gel
We've, a distance Of sixty-fve miles. 7
Ice Is sixteen or seventeen inches in thu
ness, and resembles, in many respects 1
gorge which blockaded the river in Isl
and which remained intact from DECENT
81 to March 2. This year the river clos
on the 18th of January, and is expected
break upaboutthel latter part OF Februal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 3O.-The State Treas.
ury yesterday temporarily suspended pay
ment on claims OF all kinds. A check for
Sso'ooo was presented by the educational
department, but the treasurer was unable
to meet it. Adeficit OF $3.50, 900 now exists
IN the various State funds, especially in the
school fund. The deficit is attributed to
the TACT that the last Legislature reduced
taxation to a point below the necessary
expenses OF government.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
At the Opera House.

This evening Mile Rhea will app ar
st the Opera House in tho Widow /"
and the Halifax Chronicle. in speaking
OF her III this role. says: Gas the widow
Nile. Rhea surpassed her other per
formances by her remarkably clever
assumption of difficult role. The
many shad,s Of griet, woe, hope, Joy
and happiness that fall to the lot OF tie
widow she depicts require skillful
handling, AMI 10 say that Rbes wss
perfection is unnecessary. Her humor
is genuine, her Hni.a chanting, her
e'snces OF sorrow 80 p!'iiul. that, In
sd uiirstion OF the actresa, you forget
the character ard uDc nscionsiy shs re
all her griefs. Her dressing was the
emhodiment Of grace, ard, in tho ia.
mons Q lesn Of Holland cosruDe, she
was vision III grace and loveIiness ~
Next "Wednesday night W ilson &
Rankin's Ministries will appear.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Mon and " omen.

Beauty attracts the eye at first; but
after you come to know people very in
timately, you do not know whether they
are pretty or not In time the soul ex-
presses itself to you, and it is that which
you see. A man Who has been married
twenty years hardly knows what his wife
looks like. He may think he does, and
tell you she i. q betwitching lit e bru.
nette, long after she has reached middle
life; because the image of his early love
is in his heart, and he doesn' see her Us
she is to-day. Or, being an Indifferent
husband, he may not know she is the Tins
woman that other people think her. You
have known men who have married the
plainest women and think them beauties
and you know beauties who are quite
thrown away on me1 who value wife
fCr her success as a cook.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

A good place TO stop in the search for
Christmas novelties and substantial
holiday goods is at the dry goods and
variety store OF the Misses Hukill q
Poist. at the Southeast coiner of Second
and Tatnall sletts I'll y pay epscial
attention 10 having articles on hand OF
cold, substantial character, articles
that Will make Christmas presents that
will be lasting and useful. They are
we'll supplied with everything in the
dress line, while their stock of ladies
and geutlemen's hosiery, handker-
chiefs. gloves and undsrwesE caunot lie
exoelled, either in good quality or chesI
prices. Special attention IL paid to the
doll ana toy department, as children
must have SCI e;hlng for Christmas
that will give ham pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Tho B, a. T.. Railroad.

A Philadelphia CORES pondeut of the
Bsl,IDore Sun writes as follows: The
Baltimore aud Ohio's tunnel near the
park is almost completed, and If the
company desires to start its through
trains en- the 18Th Of the mouth, as re-
ported, there is no reason Why the track
can not % made ready IN Tint. The
work of fitting In, PAWN, &c. above
the tuunel will not bs completed hut
that need net Interfere with the use o!
The road. Tho East Side River Road
which ia the connecting Ink between
Grsy's Ferry and the tracks OF the
Reading main liue. runs across tie
heads OF stres,s on ;he 5cpuslxiil river
front or through the tnuusl uuderpeAti
stres,a, and AZ there are no grade cross
ings, good time can bo made IL Cross
Icy tie city. TIE new road IL very
solidly built throughout, 30 thai if th,
manSSe rs chose 10 do 80 they Can pu
GA wary fass trsins and easily REFUGE
the time bs:ween Rev York and Wash
inat-n.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

The attendance at Smyth Post Fair
was larger last night than on either
evening since IL opeLGd The different
tables we're well patroniz ID, and the
fair now promises 10 be the s1ccess
which the cause to which ihs procs ed I
will be applied deserves.
The Union BazAgr In Institute Hall
was q so we'll parronized last eveLine
and quite q largo number of articles
were disposed of The proceeds arc to
bs used for the brnsd Of Olivet Church,
and the indications are that quite 3
large sum will DO s..i$5l tor TIE puE,
pose.
Tho Unitarian Fair In tao Smith
Building, which closes this evening,
has thus far proved q great success, and
there is no doubt but the attendance
will be large this afternoon and even.
ing. Taero are still num Der of use nl
and fancy articles on hand, which arc
bnins disposed Of at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
RUSSELL'5
" BEE HIVE. |"
306 Market Street.

We intend to have the month
of December be the largest we
ever had to accomplish that
end will strain every point pos
sible, and offer you goods at
prices that will convince you we
are doing our part.
Monday, Dec. 6, we make a
lot Of French and American
Dress Goods, all new and parti-
cularly desirable, Goo A YARD,
reduced from 75c. 871zc. and
500. No old goods among
them all recently bought.
Quilted Satin and Italian lin
ed ladies skirts, some big bar
gains. 75c. ones down to SOC.
500 ones down to 75c. Sr.25
down to 500, $500 down to
$3.50, $500 down to $3.50.
Two cases more 7c. Calicos
to be passed out at &c a yard.
Only one dress allowed custo-
|mer.
Ifyou want to keep warm
buy your Blankets and Comfor-
tables Of us from SI.oo up to
$3.50 pair.
We have in stock very large
assortment of Ladies and Chill
dren's Cloaks, to be sold at a
very small advance above the
cost of material. Ladies Jack
cts as low as S., and some worth
SIS. A handsome boucle Jack.
ct for 81. Newmarkets from the.
cheapest up to SIS.
Wraps Of all kinds at our ex-
IRENE low prices. Seal Cloth
Goats made of genuine English
silk seal from S. to $40 under
usual prices. Coats fronrsIo to
1850.
We say without fear that we
Ihave the largest and best stock
of Merino Underwear to be found
lin this city for gentlemen, ladies
and children. Our prices are &C
knowledged to be the lowest.
If you don't want cold hands
step into the Bee Hive and buy
a pair of warm gloves of us We
have lots Of the Scotch from 25c
to SIPS a pair.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

The following Licenses were granted
By the court which adjourned yesser.
day:
Wilnington-Elizebeth MANI, John
May, VIM. MAILER, Ellen McVey, VIM,
]. MoCaue, Paivick Magarity. John
NJ Mulrooney, Mary Plankett, Parker
q Mason, Philip g Plunkett, Frank
Smith, druggist; Harry Schiller,
Joseph Sell, Elan Page, Henry e.
Pusey, Alexander MCGOWAN, Patrick
Mulrconey, James O'Neill, Michael
Walsh, William G. Robelen, Johanna
s. Young, Benz amiu r. Veasey,
druggist; Charles Reynolds, Louis
Winkler, Andrew Willie M, Joshua
Pyle, Christopher Pufahl, james
r. Mcguire, james McGrarh, Thomas
McHnab, Samuel McCorm ok, Has.
son u Kane, james s. Hsal, Gus.
tave Kolck, James A. Kelly, Annie &c.
| Kyne William Kaiser, Harry Klenle.
Mlcheal Kane. Patrick HaRg. rty,
10, eph LACY, Johr @. LsverY, joseph
Fnllmer. George W. Griffith, Ben
jamin g. Gam, John G Hartm ann
John M. Harvey. d usgtst; James j..
FlaDsg John Fobren bach, Oath arine
j. Bori, EberhRrd z. Freye, Joseph
Eggnor, N. B Danforth, drnge ist;
Neil d, ugherty, Bernard Farrtn, Mary
Duffy, Peter Ebne., Frank B. Elkintan,
M. ]. Clancy, Thomas D1nohoe, Care.
line KiipRler, BRIDGET Lally, Susan b
Dsnby, John @. Adams, Lawrence
Currap, William a. Carroll, Brennan
3 McMapus, William Alientzsr, John
Craven, Philip Anb1ld, Margaret j
Brady, Bernard Bonner, Margaret
Burke, Henry Blonth, Joseph A. Bau
mann, William I'll. B:aiy, q Jamel
Belt, druggist; Emile Bucher. Fl. r
Bringhurs;, d. uggist; John j Kennedy
Patrick Doughersy, ID .niel Dougherty
Thomas Farmar, William Hxggerty
, Theodore Bierman; total, IS.
New Castle-James B. Toman, Feanl
Il. Pinksrton, Martin Leonard, Hugl
. q Smith. David Boulden.
Rising Sun-Dsnnis Dougherty.
Hockessin-Mary A. Oreeden.
Christiana-W william B Currinder.
4 Newark-William r. Grtffi b.
Delaware City--Wp. Morris, Michae
T Michigan, Sarah Il. Broadway.
Middleto wn-Armstrong & Sparks.
Odessa-Ohsrles W. Floyd.
Psrry's Hotel, Brand wine Hurdre'
,l-William Hewes.
Total, 100. Eightocc application
, were refused and no new iicsnses wer
I granted.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Proud 8 Merrick will have sale OF
fresh o,ws, feeders and bulls, ut Centre
vile, on Monday next.
The farm of the late John Jordan, sit.
usted near Brandywine Springs and
containing 109H acres, will be 4old at
paSs,ie GALE, on Monday next. the 18th
inst.
Sam us, Gregg, OF Oh rissiana Hundred,
will sell his horses, cows farming uten-
ellie, with large lot of hay, straw, 30,
At pubic saie, on Tuesday. the 14!h
Inst.
Grebe 3 S1n will sell tLeir stock o.
csrpe's an1 household gooGs. al No
800 Maihet s'reet, on Wednesday next
Joaapa 4 Lypam VII sell his farm
Of 1872 acr7s, in NH Creek II ono led, OF
Mohday, tbs 20th last.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
$3.50 to $4,000

$1,000 Overcoats, ten diff
ferent styles to select from
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 4l6 Market
street.
$3.50. We forget to men
ton this Som Over;oat,
yet we have IL at No. 4I6
Market street
$E2.oo New style in this
price received to-day. Come
in and look at them at No.
4I6 Market street.
If you want a $40 Over
coat we can show you the
finest cloth in our city at No
4I6 Marie? street.
Oar etock of Kersey and
Melton Overcoats are com
piete from $40 10 $25 st No
4i6 Market street.
Remember our stock is
the largest to select from
All new goods
Many specialties this week
in Boys and Children's
Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
uloua Foot is Sad.

NEW York, Dec. 10.--When the va
riegated troupe Of highly decorated In.
dams belonging 10 the Wild West
show trudged through Madison Square
this morning, in their daily walk for
exercise, Cloud Foot was not among
them. Cloud Foot was sad End pre-
ferred o folitude as near that OF the
prin3eval forest as he could secure, for
the heart OF the swift footed brave was
fall of pain az the refusal last night Of
Justice Weed, of Jersey City, TO marry
him to the pretty young woman who
said her name WAS Anr site Copeland of
Brooklyn. Cloud Foot, who Is o we'll
formed, good. looking genuine Sioux Ia
dian, has belonged to the troupe several
years, and 10 we'll tLought Of. He is
noted as fast runner, ard has fire
euently been termed as one Of the
"a andy" Indians from his fas ijious-
ness In dress.
1t was said that quite nlmbar Of
ynupg women have looked upo1 him
Nth favor both dnrioR his appearances
a. the chow on S.atau leland and here.
His use of English is somewh II faulty.
aud through the interpreter it s7as ascer
tanned that the repealed failures to get
the mstr! mon ial knot tied and the ad.
| vice of friends b2s led the compile u
make no further attempts az present
| and TO test the strength and depth Of
their mutual sttschm snt by period O
waiting. 1t IL known at the Garden
| who the young woman Is, but her cor.
rect Dshe il refused, the statement
being that the desire now Ia to let Tx
matter drop. However, she is said to b,
OF wea thy and respectable family, snt
really believed herself In love with tn
Indian. She has known him for fully
q year, bscoming attracted towards him
| while he WAS at Staten Isiand, theI
getting an intrsd ctio1 TO him, aud
lately meeting and walking with hin
often.
Justice weei, Ia Jersey City, said h
the reporter to day that the youni
woman was blonde and very pretty
She gave her age az II, and because o
this he refused to marry them. Sb
cried bitterly when told his decision,
and repeated that she loved her dusk.
companion sincerely. Her rich cloth'n
and refined mopners told plainly tina
she belonged 10 a good family. AS pea
as can be ascertained she returned t
her home last night.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
A woman's Remarkable Requests.

In the will of Mrs Anne VAIN Ryerss
o: PHILADELPHIA, who recently died in
that city, ere the following requests:
1880 600 to found = hospital 10 III. aged
and injured animal, and $40, 600 for
the support of the instituti0I. hereby
appoint Robert Vain Ryerss president
OF the said instii ution and 10 select a
place for 1t near the city Of Pbiladel
phia, aud it muss De called the 'Ryerss
Ipfirmary fer DUN Animals. direct
Rohert VAIN R,erss 10 purchase a
charter for it containing olaui pro-
viding tAAtif, at any time viviesotion
or any medical OF surgical experiments
shsll be praoticed upon any animals
therein. said charter shall he forfeited
aud the property OF said corporation
stall 90 to and hecS ue the property of
the Sccisty OF Friends, for q home for
the instruction of the Indian race: the
infrmary must he CoDreGtst with The
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
| to Animals"
Other public beQuests are: SIC, 000 to
! the Home for ARsh Oolo,ed Persons in
Pniladelnhia; $40 0c0 to the "spffsring
Iudisns," and 81, Geo 10 .he freedmen In
| tte South and West, both gums to be
| siven to a committee spucirteG by the
society of Frierd DIS; Sc, 900 Ia bequesthed
70 the Indian seminary at Carlisle. and
90 equal sum to the Shelter" a co!ored
orphan asylum OF philadelphia To the
ChildIen's Hospital Of Phi!ace phia,
| 50. GOO, and to the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty TO Children, 81, 600.
Two thousand dollars erch ia be-
queathed to the Widows' Asylum OF
philadelphia and to ihs Old Mems
Home $1,000 is given to the Female
Association of Philadelphia. BY the
will all ebima!s owned by the testa:rix
are TO bs supported from TAG es:a:e I'M
ii. they die OF ua,uTai death.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Congressman DO ~auey's sudden d sa;h

Congressman Do NaDey's sudden Death
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 -Representa
tive Abraham Dowdney, of the Twelfth
District OF New York, died at his resi-.
dence In Madison avenue. New York
city, at 10 o'clock, this morning. He
was stricken with apoplexy while en-.
tering his home Thursday night. He
was born IN Ireland in 1640, but was
educated in his country and served as
a captain In the Un,On army during the
late war. his business was that of
builder aud contractor Though hold
ing offic es OF trust in New Y Jrk city he
held no offio under the general govern
ment until elected to the Forty -aintb
Congress. He declined a nomination
for reelection.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
ssTO Old Chris,

As have been sick for the last two
weeks, and being near Christmas 1
thought would write letter to you
and send it by the limited express, so
that you would get II before you would
start out on your J ,urney, 10 Let you
know what 1 would like you to bring
me An uvsrooat. pair Of gum boots,
kid gloves with fur tops, box OF games,
chatter BOX, etc. have been very good
to my parents, and always respsst old
age. think yOn will not forget mt.
EB f. MILLER,
No. 1913 Monroe avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Holiday Watches and Jewelry.

i W. Stidham & Son will sell al
.heir ruction rooms, No. Ill Easl
Fourth street, this ever ing at o'clock,
q fine collection OF ladies' and gentle
mems solid gold American and Swis.
watches ard all kinds of jewelry, Of
well 90 other articles suitable for holt.
day preseuts. AS ap inducement to
purchase, q lady's gold watch will be
presented to the person buying tn,
greatest amount of goods. Last Satur'
day evening the prize was awarded ts
Andrew M. Cloud, and this evening
some one may be equally fortunate OF
investing $40 or $50. Persons are In
vlted to call early and examine goods
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
GEDNEx Rouse NEW YORK.,

Broa d way and 4oth Street,
Opposite Casino and
Metroy olitan Opera HouBs.
Rooms 81 a day and upwards.
Restaurant of unsurpassed ext Hence.
Coolest hotel In the city.
New and elegant.
A home for IA miles.
A resort for business mon.
GEN. PAN MAoAULEY and
WALTER Il. BowKRs. Proprtetors,
Near N. Y. q. and West Shore Depots.
broadway cars pass the door.
This paper in reading room.
jy3o-eod-dSw-6N
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
a Modei srndio.

]. Paul Brown, photographer. Gil
Market Ati eet, not only has the Amer
studio in every do oil IL Delaware, bu
a. fine M any IN the county. Hs ha
engaged the servloea OF one OF the Des
OF operators, and Will guarantee hottie
work than eser. Sit right away TO
Xmas pictures.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
something Worry Pleasing

To gee aud hear, as we'll as to the taste.
That you will always find the largest
and hrest assortment Of millinery "a
the Stats. All the newes, styles and
novelties In the line. Qualities upsur.
passed; prices the lowest, at Mrs. Il. s
KubJ's go Kin2 street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Cbrissr as and New Year Presents

Charles J. II. Beckett, No. 1903 West
Seventh street, has just laid in large
stock Of Spanish hsnd-ms de ciaars at
prices to suit :he public. Specially
adapted for presents. Alto large stock
of iiquors for table, cooking and medi-
cinal purposes. The largest stock OF
imported wines, liquors ana ma 1t drinks
| ia the State
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Few are aware OF She importance OF
checkins a cough or common cold in it'd
first stage. That which ia the begin
ming wculd Yell to mild remedy, If
neglected, soon pTays upon the lungs.
d.. Bulls Cough Sytup ali 'rds instant
relief. It an infaillb.e remedy. Price
% cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

French clocks. s. TO $50.

FI6nch cI0ckk, bs 70 S3U.
American clocks, imitation marble
cases, cathedral gong, 8 days, $3.50 to
SIG.
Swiss COO eco clocks, carved frames,
"a. 80.
a little clock. strikes t. 9 hour, nica
wooden case. 81 rs.
The above ar very much under price.
Lawton's China Bazaar, No. COS Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
PUBLIC SALES.

nUBIJC SALE-HAVIN9 .IsPOsED
i Of my farm, will sell on No pre M iaes
situated near Dupont's Statio' 4 In Ohristi,
ana Hundred,
ON TUESDA-f,
THE IRA Day OF D. ACEMBER, 1885
AT O'CLOCK %. m,
Tho following Persof Al Property, to wit:
n ahead OF good horses, IL <a~un
hA milcA co ~; some will be
aI fresh by day OF sale, balance dry
cows and sprlnG, Srs; two heifers; 10 large
quiet ewes. xil.iiamb in the eariy part OF
February; fat wethers {; 4 th0rougn-b red
S0nthdoWn DUCK, MICS one; shoats and
fat hog.
One lunpseat carriage, dearborn, dear.
born bed, tSo.hOrse wagon, horse cart, /
johnson mower, but little used; l reaper,
Taylor rake, selt-dump; new ller, pair OF
| twin harr0gs, flows, cultivatore, hay cutter,
corn shelter, post machlue, cios Ecut Has,
tobacco wagon, sleigh, straps OF bells,
Imilk cans. carriage and dearborn harness,
sets ofwAKon harness, . se's ofplow harness
dsuDlo aud single troes, 8 cattle cribs, har
poon fork. rope, blocks, pitch and manure
forks, 8 90 or more of tobacco lath, field tres
tles. a lot OF saved poplar for hanging tooac
co, 20 tons of tine timothy hay, clover mixet
HAY, a lot Of wheat and oats straw, corn Rnt
oats by the bushel, 81 acres Of wheat In tn
ground No housenold goods TO b, sold
erms At sale. There viii boa credit Of
months. SAMUEL GHEGG.
l., W. Stidham s. Son, Aust.
di-2tw-eod-d "a
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
"To Old St Nicholas q

Christmas will soon be here. thought
would write letter 10 you 10 let you
know that l have been q good boy siuce
you visited me last year, hoping
tina. you will nat forget me this time.
Please bring nee q Run and sword, kid
gloves with fur tops, box OF games,
Oh tsrbox, ard 3 stocking full of can
dy, etc and oblige your little friend,
MASTER Gu ARIES KING.
No. 8GS Monroe avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
A Serious Fail.

Mrs. Mary e. FL ogg, the plaintiff in
the cult against John Morrison, the
executor of Elizabeth W. Lobb, tried
st this term OF Court, fell on the ics
Wednesday afternoon, near Sixth and
Monroe streets, and sprained her ankle
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
-
Great storm ON the Coast

did NOT interfere with our oyster trade.
We have them salt and fat every day
Aiso fine large fst crabs poultry. eggs
unts. pota.oes, etc. S Jics-, Allen &
Co, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

"Jack shall pc and Gill shall dance"
just as long oat in the open barn as
they please Toe free born American
citizen don'6 faar Ituralgia with Saliva
lion OIL TO the font. Price Only 2S
cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Hsfougn on It ,n 4"

"Rough on I',h cure, skin humore
eruptions, ring worm letter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chilhlains, itch,
w poison, ba-be-'s Itch. 200. jars.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Painting.

T.ghman DanneF, house and sjsn
painter, No. $40 Marker street. JOB.
hing properly attended 10 and estimates
FURNISHED,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

They can be made when clear. rain.
ing or showing. What? Why, IL fine
cabinets and ona large picture all for s.
at Westcott g C1mmings', 800 Marker
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Finnan Haddies, FinDan Haddies.
A fresh lot of Flnnan Haddies RI,
cslyed TO day. Dsvereil Bros No.
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Al AckuoW ledge

That they can get mG~o for sasir monty
at Westoo't & Cammin RsS phot99giaph
gallery than anywhere else S2' 5O2
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Ladies' all linen, hemstitched hand
ker ,hiefs, only 10o., at 4l6 King st: eet
Harris.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
JOHN P, ALMOND & CO.
CROCERs,
eighth and Market Streets

Valencia Raisins at 8 cts. lb
Sultana Raisins at 10 cts. lb
Layer Valencia at II cts. lb
Muscatel at II cts. lb
Fine Currants at 7 cts. lb
Choicest Citron at 20 cts. lb
Bricks mincemeat in bulk,
10 cents per pound; in lots of
pound or 100. In 5-pound
pals at 90 cents. No charge
for package.
The finest paper shell al
monds and grenoble walnuts
lever offered.
Good mixed candy as low as
10 cents per pound. A full line
lot plain and fancy confectionery
ready to- day.
Ai.peria grapes IS cents per
pound.