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Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

{ss zo1tkiy msssisz q TIE A@so-
s3@ted CGBritAes wac Asld % TasseaJ
|sJsEinz. BaperinteEdsEt Massey STATED
hat up V dsss Si2 sppIteSsh01s Ter r.
LET had been made this ss&~yB that
M OEdAT1 LE ecsl and lS4 orders fos
srSeeriSs Lad been given, asd tk&s q
tram 70 had been Accommodated. TIE
4Eane.aI sxhists SHOWS that eGrinz tks
non more money had bssa pad ouI
ham had been recstyed. ard unless egn
rnbutious come in more hberAii! the
seNcission would he crippled in its
gperasisns. A month ago Sapsr1ptsnd
SIT Massey In his report recon nsnded
he establish 10 sEt Of . kitekeh diet de
pAximent for alex people. A COMMITTEES
vas a. the Tins appointed 70 make Z
report AZ tho February eObfsrercs. ThIl
s0mmitEee has been 70 Philadelphia
Shsrs thsy have witnessed the ops
rstioEs Of such . department In tina
city, and they are 20 fsvorsbly i'm
prenssd with it that they viii proba5l.
| recon mend ihe establlshmsnt Of such !
department In this eity 81 no cist4n
fday
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
VIM. B. SHARP'S
Fourth aid Market Streets,

The balance oil our Chill
dren's Goats, ranging in size
from 4 years to 10 years,
suffer a great reduction to
'close them out quick. Some
are plain, some have cares,
and trimmed with astrakan
and plush. There will be
about eight weeks more OF
coat weaving weather. and
many a little girl can get
much comfort in this lot.
1t is our intention TO sell
these coats entirely out, and
we present you the list
showing the price we have
sold hundreds Tor, and al
what they go to now.
Read the list carefully. and
bring it with you when you
come for the coats, as you
might have to substitute
sizes.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Hhn Arthur MI Bridge.

WAsHIFoTos, ID. O., Jan. W.-The
a1b-cOm mistees of the Senate and
House Com mitteea on CommrTca wers
Addressod to-day by represeR atives Of
The parties Interested In tho constrdc
tion If bridge across tho Arthur XII
from New Jersey 10 Staten islnAd
Ex-Mayor Bonnet, OF Elizabeth
Isaac l.. Fisher, Of New York Stat
Senator u. q. Chase, Of Now jersey
James Parker, Pilot C0mmissiouer o
New jersey, and Ben .tnr !3eweil al
spoke In Opposlt!on 10 tho bridge al
proposed by tho Baltimorn aud Ohis
Railroad, though they Wfh pot op
posed 10 "A bulge hiHh enough hut
with spanB vida enough ~ acGomm1
date the commsreo Of the strenm. MI
John X. CoweD, solicitor 81 the BAIT
more and OHIO klilrmtd CompanJ
made tho closing spoeon Ia support ,
tho pending bill. The nnh-committns
decided 30 roeeive briefs from partis
In interest until Thursday Of ne1
week.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

MULaOf1skY-in TIA ety. 20 Fs11aE-
tks 3tsk ina., -. AEEDsssJ. Aze1 &
yeAxA
me relatives All frissSs * hs A=fy
also ths msmasgs u D.T.sLs5, ~. !. A-tk a
3n1 TIE msa bsss Of ~ Pas bssSo Ia 80
esszy, are rsspse,fzliy iGTtts1 % at@%S1 tse
"a 3sgzl frsaa alS lAss rssi6S2oe, n. ebsE@'
s.h aA1 Tat1AlI suessss % FftdAy zsoeEtz&
"a "A maAG a. 81 Peers 20 1rra a. ss'ss1eA
insrrGsnE AZ CA<esdr1I sezss~Ty.
McEi SSb Y-fJn Ja1axry -. 1859. CAssf.zs.
vile a JAa1es MEKlansy. In lac sStA JeAi
Ct her age.
| kssaGlvss AMI ffisn1s os Ia ta1fiy are re-
ppsns1 a8ly inyfts1 T. stssnd ths f9ns,2i- issz-
ths resil3s9cs Ct her dAz<steg. MA LoaA& RI
Pfoy1xs. Ne. 10 EA4g I+.b RFsS1 80 IHufs
DAY, the zS.a lat, as S'ssaez FsbsrsI go
| sless 70 Do Esld 81 Flfss Ffs~oJlsf "a
ehaT
sETHE .I-Dn the n0rufEx Of Tia % Z
fnss ~ tks rest3snss u her d@nxHief
NM Captain stswsrt, !S-3 L@lswArs ave
4 Mrs M4rtAA heiA ~, IL Ia IRA year d
/ her aga
kshasiVss ani n9sads q shA fAE NJ are ~
1 .pectfzIiy Invited " Attsrd ihs f1DzrAl ~
| Thursday, TIE sSth, Serve = al tss A0ssi
a 2o's.GeE, D u. fstsrmsas a. AL sAi.E
Sstssssry.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
THIRD EDITION.


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Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Cnns,e % - TnstItusoa.

On Saturday evening Warwick Cas-
tls, Knights Of the Golden Eagle, will he
instituted in ths Bmith Building and IL
In expected thai a number OF tho Su.
prsms and Grand officers will be pres
ent. Warwick Castle Of Philadelphia
will also attend In addition ~ the 10 sm.
bsrs Of tho different Castles In this
city.
The Knights Of ths Eagle IN one Of the
most prosperous orders In existence,
and new Castlss arc being 70 stituted In
EOmo part VI ths United States Almont
eysry day. IL VAS started bnt few
years AGO In Baltimore, aud i:s growth
has been phenomenal. Its member
are found in almoas every State, aud
In Psnnsylvauia nsarly one hund rs>d
Castles wers formed 10 . single
year.
The order II benefcial, paying weekly
benefits IN case of sickness, aud a speci
fed sum At death, besides being bound
70 watch over and look alter the wido WI
and orphans Of deceassd brothers. Thu
ritual IL solemn and Impressive, blu
beautiful Ia his TEACHINGS. la addition
" tnis there Ia a military feature whio'
renders the order still more aLtractiv
and Interesting.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
FOURTH EDITION,
Dass

49,
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E1xz~s wk2gf
sas<xi4sz.6sat Pxrdy sftss AFrcuz
Kssssrs< isaas C<ESasy . Sa1ss LII
Vice Pr.~sxems Barry I. 6&as 81
he HsrAsa q Hsl..&gsssssA Ce@p&@
b ssex-
Cal ard sss saapasz ct fnney cmrds n
ne EExrE1EeAx s&k1A Wt1 pztnl
eksA&
IA Uses n u szrSAy seASol ks4
pssezrss4 . new r<.z4 mtsasonA<y ban
AR sass ec8s &is
Yhs sasswA.k In fsuns sftke MeCzaxy
Azls6tzg Ea1 WyEss's furnishing s<ers
nasss 70 - saTss<sd via seS oHe-
C@<sa&< Ct k2y &z1 ssaw ~ Iowe~.
pwseaM Pkistpa' sws ksorss, Rro1s As6
k~zascx smA RsErxh &nA Freaek
skxs<en nsw pa~4z<gsr eAzs are 20 b
bSfiE - The snSpn of the r.. W. n b
Z = Co. in TIA city.
G~r1sa kssxzazs ~ n4szrAl msthcA
Eexs&sses s11 Pgrl@s ssxss& Frifl
sek2slez, pr-EeiFa!, German AnsFtcan
eeA al
re LADIES Asa soesesy. of IAs Ksr,
Esss 81 z4<s ~ L ekz,ek, wil hoiA q
Eexstxk g. tie rezs6ecse 81 JAeoe
Haana. YOTx4yA, Lea, C TEsscay
ssesfss. February ~.
z n EhArpssss has ssld his farm oi
90 acres. . sAaexs eistanes above -
| sac ILzs, Ia k-GEsss ToWAsa4p, Pa
70 JcsepA EDWARDS, Ct Chester. f0i
- SO
Jahn G.As,s- wse has tsez ez zzse4 In
| 'Asntns rear Ckac1's Yord for seTer1l
I R--aA A.
Essz this srr!nE
ms Eev J.R Aosbr.y, OF Pred
erica. wtll Iecsars iE TIE eonrE toos<, -
% - Cniys-sAl Cen .siEi"
| Abon. $50 we're TsA. .Ied al . m as.eal
t1t@rI>i. nsEE given - The boz y kieh-
1scsor last fra.ey evesiug, for Ehi
e=4sses % The pocg q Dovsg-
SseeEd had PAYS. al kinds acc
faily repaired, az io- IL ITtes - won
cat ooes sosd - aeslsrs, are ordeEes
l ffsn the repair skors IN Balumose b
James Ssoke, Do " SIKH street
Sons pedestrians are eon plAlnins o.
2oeouss CT the sEUw Eos h&vinx hSes
| scoSeLsd fnoxa the ti1ewAlk AZ TIE thFe'
eosbeEs1 fountain ios, D<GAv are avenai
and WashiHgtoa sHseS
| Revival ne-vEess vii be he'd Ut no
vcFTe n. T. esarek Esis evening, spse
ally for shs peGbsz.A wbo seEo ~ N
altar en- SaDG2y night LeI ths re b. /
iRrse s'seEA&1es o! ekarch mem beTs
sld othsrs vac csztfe the prosperity o
the cEurSk-
Rev. W. b. G5Ez, ~ request Of ~
ofsie1Al mem o<rs Of EDgossH n. Il
ehafch, viii Lecture o. Itiperant LIZ
Among the HSaRssiss," on TharsdA,
evening, Feb 4Eh al % D. n. Procoed
| for the beEsfs Ct sEs ekaEca.
Rev. William Il. HebdEsek1on wh,
eAa BEEN residing near ED Clay C<erl
church, Mai Greek Hnn4rsd for ,svera
Jssrs back, ell remove 10 tbs farm O
10 laSe CfGmmsr Moore, near Centre
vile, chrissiAaA Hgr1red, 90 The 35fl
| d March
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

Tho second Baptist church has put
ishsd very interesting pamphlet, Riv
rag a fnll account of the semi-centenni-
Al celsbration held from septsm Der 81
70 18th, 1893, with the history Of Tia
church from 1885 70 1875, prepared and
dell vered BY the pHstor, Rev Richard
3. Cook, u. d. Tbis pamphlet Ii valn
able, mol only 70 Bsp,isis, bat 70 mem
ners OF other evangelical cknschs, ~
he historical discourse shows how
from the humbls beginning With bal
thirteen Gem bers, all Of whom bot on'
has passed &wsy, " Is nov ono OF tn
leading churches Of this city. Ths
hook 10 printed ON good paper, with
Gear type. with an engraving Of tn
church ~ . fEontispisoe and va
executed ~ tbs James u Webb Print
inR Company.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

5AA FhAkcIsCo, Jan. 2e.-rhe re-
cent murder OF Mr.. and Mn. jesse o.
WiehershAn, near Cloverdale, 6onom ;
county, by their Chinese cook, has
again thoroughly aroused the anti. chi
neee sentiment throughout the Pacific
coass. As soon ~ the facts Of she m mr..
DER were confirmed anti Chinese orRani.
1stion were effected In many OF The
most Important towns In the State. and
resolutions 70 boycott the Chinese were
adopted and other measures devised for
getting rid OF them. '''>''- .''
Az Cloverdaie the Chinese were mott.
ned TO leave within forty eight hours
rom 10 o'clock this morning. Should
tney NOT heed this warning Q meeting
Will DO called 70 take more affeoti "
measures for their expulsion.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Are, Terra OG.

At Congressman Scots
Green Ridge, Pa, YESTERDAY
man named MoCaulis fell es'1
vo.viug cog-Wheels and ~
was torn from his body. ~
TO reach q platform, but ~
was caught In . revolsias
he Was slowly drawn In 'od
around until his body wa =
fragments. The spectacle 70 =.
his fellow.workmsn iba' "
work.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
rn,.aAanual ExhlAl

G. 8. Ham mitt, the artist, Il
that the third AnLaal exhioistI
De aware school OF AIT viii ~
si3Market street, Monday, Fsh11
and continue one week. IhtH1
lions are for the purpose Of 30
progress made by his peplAl
each of the previous outs o.
fine works OF art were shown !
expected that this exhiplIiqa'
eel those thai have preceded u
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

LoSDOa, Jan Sir Michael
Hicks-beaek, The Conservative leader,
gave potice In the House Of Oommons
this afternoon thai the governmen,
would iatfOdOoe On Thursday . bill u
suppress tie Irish N AtI0nAl League and
other dangerous societlss, 70 prevsn,
intimida3oD, 70 protect life Aud prop
erty, and 70 maintain public order IN
Irsi Hn6.
The annoznesmsnf was crested with
lood cheers
blr Michael EAid be would aak ahs
HOuse 70 awe the bill pFeo@denoe. HI
added thai this measure would be fol-
lowed By . D1A dealing With The Irish
and questi0n On the lines OF policy
indicated By kks Land Purchase act Of
lsMt eesaioL.
MIR. PARCEL moved that debate on ths
addfees In reply 70 the speech from IN.
throne have precedence over the BIZ
10 supDEess the HatioDAl League. o
which S!r Michael Hicks Beaen CAV,
notice.
This motion wAs strongly Opposes
By Sir Michael.
Mr.. PArnel. later withdrew hi
| motion.
| The notice given By the Con seryatlv
leader OF he soyernmen a In tentiona l
INTRODUCES biitto suppress then atisno
League Eas Elected by the P4rnelIit
members with cries Of - Coyardn.
Shame, and With ironical laughter
The apfoar ooDtin uinR fer some time.
hr. Ceilings moved his amend msr
70 the address ON the sutiecI Of Allo
ments
Mr.. Gladstone strongly supported M
Collings' amendment. and the Maroni
OF Harrington opposed II.
| BIZ MicnAel Hicks Bach said III,
the government would willingly acceI
The decision Of the House, a. they ha
assumed ofics with reluctance al
would resign withonI regret.
The amendment wAs adopted by
vote oil $40 TO $50. aud tho Royernm on
was defeated.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

MIRA Mary Mcdonnell, Of Jersey
City, WAS committed tor trial yeBter-
day charged with making "A o. ries 0I
aggravated assaults upon her husband
john Mcdonnell a lonRshoreman, who
In confined u HIS bed with q b2Oket
leg. The attending physician made th,
charge 80 that hia patient might rocoy'
or. About ak weeks ago she got drnnh
and threw hDrself across her husband II
bod, breaking the bono Of HIS leg afresb
bhe wAs sent 10 jail for thirty days, bu
on her reloase renewed her unnsturs
conduct, dragging him out Of bed OF
Monday night.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
A Neets,ess AIarn'

Last night about 10 o'clo q. y I
sent to police station thai ~. M
pied building at No. 10 Mn
had besn broken into, apV n
Taylor with efYicer Meschem n 4
tho place. The building W. =,
be open, but after . thoroasp"
one was found. -
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Ea,son EIeeirio iiss'

There are now | 300 Edises
cent lights now burning III WI w
addition to tbs htreen arc w
Arnout Company has engage
Pusey & Jones Company to N NJ
boilers, which VIII. n set O ? WI
the capacity TO 2, 400 ii' nH !,
thia point Is reached then > :
town will soon be q necess.u'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Dssssver5 u sS1

A Chicago paper publlsna ~,
the discovery Of gold In Hoadls||
trail America. The discovery 7
be q very important one, ala
parties OF Western men are nak4|
10 set out for what is called %.
dorado James Rector, an "A
Who has been on the ground
summer, writes that the a
likely to prove IS important
the placer districts Of calliornl
the names mentioned IN conn
the enterprise is that OF Col.
now OF Dakota, bat formerly
where he IL well known.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
n@meakeaa nm,I.

The ffth grand ANIMAL masquerade
ball n the NonpAFeil association vii
cDrne off in the German hail On FRIDAY
evening, February VI. Tho COMMITTEES
in charge have spared no pains 10 mAks
this the grandest masquerade ball o.
the season. Jos. j. Dngan, chaiTpAr
of the COMMITTEES Of arrangements; A
NJ. Hoops, secretary Harry CnIb.y
treasurer. TicketA 30 csnts.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
DE-. na@ms' white Paimoais Hal

IL ths leading lnng remedy Of Whining
ton, Del. Said gentleman n few days
ago, 1T saved my wife from consump
ton ten years ago" Bald another, " II
saved my daughter after two physi
clans pronounced her an incurabi'
case" There II no mistake In 1t a. 4
great remedy. Bold by all drnggists
Depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
fifth EO|1I


" y fnnf.
Abcus ] o'clock !a,, r*
nc.sn . yoang eoiore,i ~, 's
dry soods store OF Mr., ssp',aas
a. second aad Adams ,t,..
pricing some articles wss, Y
after ne left Mis- Am.
aalsssady. discovered ~, nj
ladies' vsilirR, con,al.,ns.s \
valued At rs esn,s . ya,s = u
Two blue flannel shirt wa ~
each were also gone, aas !,
Lady hasteued 70 the de-, y
could rot Be seen and N.
ticn aha ceald obtain va,
on the sheet who aaw tvo
30 along Adams street.
The matter wAs rep0r,ad ;.
and Chiet Doughsrsy v,,s
Mcvey aad Whalen s,.r,s1 Y
OF the goods. They fog.s
yelling ~ Harris 90 Proe,
and the other goods were ,.s'.
different places. From IA. ~
she o0cers were led u ~
William ROCKWELL, q broth, !,
Awfal" andGeorge Morris ~
were the gailty parties ~
'oykcss vas KEEP. for them
On Tuesday morning !, ST.
Vey was standing NJ Ffos, ~ n
streets the men passed Il,
knowing that IL he unde,tsi
them 10 was probable one ws.s
lot them pass aud they ven, ~
bridge. In q littls time s.y,..,,
came up and vas foliosS i
minutes by OH Canr On ~
when she four started ac,o.. n.
Ia search OF the men. Beir, \
over they met them oonlsR MI
took them In custody.
They had O hearing thu :.
whsn the goods ~ers idenusai
Brewn. bhe also idenllAa
80 the man who cane 10 ,hsn.L
II was aseertained thA, Ia -
articles TO Morris, who vH ~
the outside. The men wsr.,,
fed BY tho parties 70 whoa NJ
sold she goods. After hearIu
deHce, the Judge oomni,t1 n
defaults OF eco bail each. n =
psarance ~ Cours.
In searching for the sioIsa n
Chief and Sergeant hcys
lsfy's cloth ooAI NJ The G.
House, and . worsyei hood,
kid gloves, q bottle Of colo,y
small mirror NJ Bells on
near King, which had H.
theee parties By the prsuI
were no doubs sIoleu. Tie ~
nov nc police station, ard a \
covered by the o~ pers.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

The churches, Sunday soha
perance organisations, COL
Rrangers are invited TO send
TO the annual meeting of the !
perancs Alliance. which Will
10 this city ON Wednesday,
Dr0ximo.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
MAX Q saeney Ramy.

Buy your clothing al the Insurance
jompany's sale room, No. Gil Market
street These goods n ust go quick, and
price IL no object.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Chofee AppHes.|

C. H.sGarton. in Third ct
Ia unloading two car LOAD
apples, the finest fruit ever
this city. The attention oil
especially called TO them.
sold at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
Why the Oak Hall
Business Grows.

There's more than q SIN
gle reason why Ok Hall
goes on prospecting and IN
|creasing-why custom ers
|pal their conhdepce to Oak
Hall make OF clothing.
/. A stock altogether
beyond the common IN va
riety and amount-that's it.
q. Made throughout wi b
conscientious purpose %
make it IN the right and
careful way-thaf's it.
!. Sod under methods
and at prices uneommonly
|liberal-that's il
Take warm. Serviceable
Oyercoats, only $500.
Take Storm Coats at $500
and up to S25 90.
Take Fun Beaver O7ercoats
from $500 to $500.
Take Mems Suits at $3.50
(all-wool) up to $500.
Take Boys Suits, tough and
strong, from 5000 up.
Take Little Boys wear-re.
sisting Suits from $500
up.
The prices, when qua tiles
are seen, cannot be touched
Elsewhere. .....
The increasing good
will OF the people is the out
come of all those advantages
THAT Oak Hall, prodigal iE
performing better every
year, affords to buyers Of
clothing and, thence, the
enlarglng trade.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

This Philadelphia r ,cfi nr
plan for iusurances which De-
vania Railroad has devised l1sI
ploy ees 10 moetiER with grii 4
nearly all cases. A. Ant sunss
ready belonged w other scis;A
feared that mem btIship olAa
ance fund wonld b. obhga.aiy, ID
posed 70 it. but since they kam
that this Ia net the case viii III
ployees the opposition Ia, ruthql
appeared. Mr.. william Hsaia
chief clerk OF the genera 4
department nj the Broad szesi
said when iptrrrosa,ed In sEa1
matter yesterday. that Ibe p.aas
Ing very fAvorably 10 his dsSrI
where nearly all Of the men AsH|
In their application for members
7 HAllowell, superintendent
depot, also said shat in bis tepzI
nearly all the mar are RpplJS|
membership, and tronftbs inifd
he gains be believesit " b OBJ,
by she men NJ IN exctA lent vi
- ~
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

Fine Black Mems Corkscrew Suits,
slightly damaged by water, forinei
price Si7 20 now for 1918 Fine cash
mere nuts are now sold for 1851 for
mer pri -, $40 30.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

Never will you get ano1pH,s1
secure bargains In clothin n!
boys No are now 10 De
away ut the InsurancPN
Store, GIL Markos street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

Hon. John Kelly han been unani
monnly I. alecthd chairman OF thn Tam
many oopnittns on Organization. Th'
Ns~ YORK. bun rpporin TINT Mr.. KollI
had a Tai.i Hso on Saturday night, an'
lii4L La bhs been mucu wCrsr since
lhonan l,a IL 10. considered As in i'm
n4.dIaLo danger.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

S5ns people t1izk skak the peAz
1sc psy 70 rat Or TAI sas, ISis -
zos Ens trush. 7 pay rsaE e tAe
property oEEsr. ass nessse - tEs
Saz-e, tzss as Essl - The sore ks~pseE-
JOHN KuRyTo-
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

The floating deIrioks bong built by
tho pasey 10 Jones Company tor tho U /.
u Government will soon be completed.
Work on tho Mexican steamer YueaJocO
In bsing pushed rapidly forward and
tho new steamer recently contracted
for has been commenced.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
A F,ourssnfnx order

The A. o. u. w. appears 10
floufi.hing condition. Industry
No. q, initiated fourteen mem.
the 10th inst, and thirteen iss'
ing,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

Samples of Davies g. Sons
pianos ut 800 w. Sixth SUE
nne to be so low In price.
examine them.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

That a oe overcoap In all styles, which
formerly sold for u TO S35 %. arc now
sold for $2.98 up. Strike the Iron while
hot and run 10 81 Market street, before
they are ] gone
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
rae We~4nes.

Tomorrow JrozaisAs ~ . e-sArlnk
a1a c1OtsE. grt6@y, Gar VIA de-
>acsd fail % tED TArars.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27
ARE YOU LOOKING

For Clothingi Ifso, don't
fail to see the stock of
Mullin g. Son. 9Th and
Market streets. They are
anxious TO show everybody
their assortment of Mems
Suits and 0vercoats.-
Youths and Boys Suits and
OVercoats. You will find
them in great variety almost
any color and size of gar
ment wanted, and at prices
away down. Clothing ia
sold differently by this firm
from the general way of sell.
ing. You will be shown
with pleasure and while they
would be glad to sell you
you will not be pressed to
buy unless You are perfect
ly free to do 30 and think il
will be TO your advantage x
do so. They don't make
great blow about prices, blu
leave that TO their customer
TO be the judges after the,
have seen the goods.
Full assortment OF tn,
finest goods for making Il
order which is done at shor
notice, AID in satisfactor'
way.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

ObarlNa NJ. Bill n desires HIS patrons
10 ellI ora james Shobe, 3j9 w. Sixth
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Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

hItLri Alarm Gt0eLs.
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Daily Republican., 1886-01-27

stlver.watohes OF every description nj
bottom prices. Millard II. Davis, No, 0
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-08-17

Able Franz List, the greatest pi-
anist ia the world, died at Beyrenth
aged 10 years. In 1865 he abandoned
his musical profession and took orders
as a monk in the chapel of the Vati-
can at Rome. He was appointed an
honorary director-of the Hungarian
Academy of Music, and WAS granted
IN 1871 a pension of $4,000 ayear.
The Able was failing in health for
some time prior to his death.