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Daily Republican., 1886-07-27
MO. 2l0 M aRKEP Street.
MADAM FLETCHER
THE RENOWNED CLAIRyoYANr.

A 7th daughter born with veil; will tel ]
you the Past, Present and reveal the Future
Also locates absent friends, aids In recover
Ing losses, and unites the separated. Price
90 cents and 81. ly2l-ets
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27
ZOE xENT.
opp,,RTJrNITY

* RLET Tive party q DO . good zoo s sSs'.
win |Gai1 n"tn,hins goods IN nst, 1ySiy
Of SO in i ssSxeiIing for rent. Suitable
K business n rsnS a. this office, or sd-
GREEN, Newpoii ss,s Ie''
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

" q. E.-MEMBERS OF CYRUS
n Castle, No. l, and Order.in General
are requested to meet at their hall, 9Th and
French streets, on Tuesday evening, 27th
inst. Institution OF Philadelphia Castle, NO.
8, X. q. E., at Z O'Clock sharp, TO proceed to
p. W. & 8. 4. X. depot. to receive Philsdel.
phia CASTLE and others from Philadslphfa.
By order Of II. X. L14HTCAP.
jy2<-3t M. r.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

EOR SALE--CHEAP, SUITABLE FOR
Il county residence. tmall fruits or
trucking purposes. Z acres OF good land, In
and apple orchard, within o miles OF Will.
mington, and within three. eighths Of lille
of Fairville station, Chester County, Pa, on
the Baltimore Central Railroad. lnq aire at
the place or CT j. X. u. SEEDS
Administrator.
go West 9th street, Wilmington, Della.
ware. iyo.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27
FOE SALE.

HNOR SALE OR ExOHANGE-A MUM
Il Der Of desirable houses, with all the
modern improvsments. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken in part or whole
payment, Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
fact1ring sites, especially adapted for mo
rocco business, with On ever-howing stream
from the Il. q. F. Railroad. City tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold BY the acre or In smaller lots, At
forms TO suit purchasers. ALSO houses TO
rent cheap. THOS. M. OGLE,
702 French street.
Or P.J. FORD. 9Th and Rodney. szl-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

NOR SALE--A POSITIVE BARGAIN,
e acres and eleven perclles Of good
land, suitable for truck ing or small fruits
Stone house and out-buildings. Within
nine miles Of Wilmington and close TO Fair
Vile, Chester Co., Pa. and within 4 mile Of
Fairville station, on Baltimore Central X. X.
Apply at place or of X. u. Seeds, sdmin-
istrator, No. glo W. 9 street, Wilmington,
Dol. jy6-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

Buy your -four, feed and grain from
Tatnall Bros. Mill, 101 Maryland ave
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

|CPEOIAL BARGAINS In BUILDING
- lots. We have about thirty (3J) good
building lots on the easterly side Of Union
sizes to suit purchasers, which We are author
lied 10 sell to approved parties on the most
accommodating terms. These lots are nicely
situated near the line of the b. & U. X. X,
and will command higher prices In the near
future. Plots and data may be seer at our
office d. L. HAWKINS & SON,
jy2t-6t 7l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

.T-sTOREIAHD DwELLiN,nSs
o. the Ie,;n"it "a in good order and
French st ree,., for o druggist OF any
rood locss'1un .nt low to o good tenant.
t ~ 'TTsSnap DOnnolly' Eleventh mi1.t ans
".rees.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

You will find j. n. C0RMER at his aas
stora, No. f, Fourth street, was =
you will hud thc largest stotk Of nr6t clha
goods In his line Prioes to suit the t'r-sI
We study 10 piesse. Goods guaranteed 4
be rs represented. PocKet.b books and h&ne
5atchela nSS -u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

d EMOvAL - GROCERS, BAKERS.
AZ hotels, etc, please take notice,
Fleischmann n Co, original manufacturer
introducers and distributors in the United
States and Cauadas OF Compressed Yeast,
have removed their Wilmington depot and
office rom sos King street TO 2l9 West Ninth
ct Get. me-lm-eot
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

Is pounds and over at 60 cents
per 100 pounds. Ice by ton at
ton rates. Your patronage is
respectfully solicited. je24tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

NOTIOE-I WILL OOMMENUE ON
IN Monday, I'D inst, to regulate, seal
and stamp all weights and measures for the
year 1880, which are being or will be used in
New CASTLE County for this year. All work
to be done that may be LEFT at Kyle's, Ninth
and King streets, or at my residence, ll3e
Poplar street, viii re"eive prompt attention
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of W eignts and Measures.
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1855. eod-em
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

~ CRAi bt l. La LAk6E g4.Eza
~ hiaoR tu.l, VITA knobs on his EH.
|l9i-i aHSyei away rom my farm, ntac
|reFieFt on aul! rlh. sny one returning
MN will, he suitably rewarded.
!y2idSHu !. Il. GOULD.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

-,5,ET-sEOoEp sT TO-, .to w a md
Est ICsiss; Il. cor. 4th and Jenerson 4
y Oiilh0pRs b. SEEDS : SONS 81, N no;
sTtnths ons osil. 50. je2eu
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

NOTICE - HAVING COMMENCED
IN Oarpentering and building again
respectfully solicit from frienis and &C.
quaintancea, their patronage. Orders left at
iJoms No. II Exchange building 7th and
Market street, or 1G61 Harrison street,
corner Gilpin avenue, will be promptly
attended to. PHILEhIMA CHANDLER,
mIb-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

[-rIT-IARGE STOKE an
bB BLE ',i,,ebie for Wholesale comm Is
/ xllsfi sui 9"oS dry, cemented collar
budnesP' e ,no nrsmises, 202 East tth
Apply on INC pi' ie12-tf
\ tity.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

ESoE sALE--ohEAr, ONE s-RoOMED
Il houre corner Of Ninth and jackson
Terms sasy. Otner properties for sale in
different parts Of the city. Apply at No. Q
West Seventh street or No. 9lo W est Ninth
street. Telephone call No. 90. J. X. ID.
SEEDS SONS. s7-u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

-,,r nR SALE CHEAP ON
BIZ REM 90 corner stores, with stables
essy terms ,ing q rooms, not and cold
'nR sIs 800 Rodney street,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-27

IEOR SALE A FIFTEEN-HDRSE-
IL power engine snd boiler, In complete
running order, and fully tested. Inquire OF
or address A. J. WILLIAMS, Marsnalltou
p. .. New Castle County, DEL, or S. Hersey.
this office. ly3-lm
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
North Aneriean Rey.ew.

The North American Review for De.
Gem Der, 1886, contains a paper written
by the late President Garfield, giving
an account OF his m Hillary career, be-
sides articles on Capital aud Labor"
by Pierre Lorillard; on "Christendom
and Heathendom, by Gall Hamilton;
on "Why I am Ohurchman, 'by Bish-
|op 7. W. Dudley Of Ksntucky;" on
'iE tucAtional Methods" by George
Sand on 1.-THE Democratic View Of the
New York City Election" by 8 8. Cox;
"The Labor View" by Rev. DR.. Mo-
Glynn, and tho Republican view by 3
prominent Republican; on the cause
of the Confederate Defeats" by Gen.
Joseph K. johnson, and various other
|articies, concluding with au interestin &
letter 70 President Cleveland, and =
paper by Gen. j. A. Wilson stating that
10. A L. Lamar was tile last cittin.
auished Confederate killed in the late
| civil war. 1t may be obtained ut tht
book stores or of the publishers in New
York oity.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
An Apron Bazaar

The ladies are holding an aoran and
fancy work bazaar in tue basement OF
the Second Bap ist Church. Fourth AMI
French Ell rte, ~ d about zoo perenna
attended IKE opening iesJ e,enIu2 4
large pUmb3r Of articles we're sod, au0
the Restaurant Vas well patronizad
The executive con1nl ttc5 IN charge of
the affair url: Tdrs n. &. Dau:orth,
chsiio 81; hiIs W g Jones, Mrs. g
f. WolaStou mvs. r.. D Mode, Miss
Heath. Miss s;ford, MISS Wells. Misa
Po.d Mrs w. il Aeams and Mics
S,augh TAT gi5 ATE sonn2 ladies' con-
nacted with he = lrab and Sunday
schools. T." haz.zr will coutiDus this
evening", scd uyrer c1p be obtained
after o'Gioct. he autire proceeds ci
the bazaar y "a he pssd for the Sunday
Schools connected with the church.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
peac,,os, Dr,,unr.

For some time past the children in
some of the public schools In this city
have been undergoing course OF drill,
to enable them to leave their schoolrooms,
In case of fire, in the quickest possible
time, without a panic, and yesterday the
matter was given a practical test at No
2 school Fifth and Pine streets. The
scholars were busy pouring over theii
lessons, when Mr.. Hayes, member OF the
Board OF Education from the Second
ward, struck bell In the hallway. which
the scholars had been instructed was te
be used in c.se Of fire, and in An instant
the books were dropped and every scholal
was on their feet moving toward The
stairways in q quiet, orderly manner
There was not the slightest confusion
and in one minute and forty-nvs seconds
| from the time the bell was struck, tue
entire 600 scholars were down stairs auc
outside the building A similar test wa
made at No. o, where the attendance Il
not as large, and the children left tn
building In one minute and fifteen sec
onds The perfection attained by tn
scholars In these drills reflect credit Of
the committee and the teachers, and the
are probably the best are-escapes that cal
be devised.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
Openinr Card.

The James q DO Company re-
specially sunounc. their Annual Hon
day Opening to-da;, d Gem Der -, and
'rdtslly invie the readers Ct he Re.
PUBLICAN 20 ca and examine the
immense lines Of goods esps c!al y
adapted for Holiday Prseens We nav o
never before offered such a variety, nor
have we been aO 70 offer such special
inducements in prices.
Our lines of Books Albums. Chr!et.
mas Cards, Bibles, Hymn Bocks Gold
Pens, Pencils, etc, wiring Desk,
Comb and Brush Boxes, MIIrorp,
Games, etc ito, have never b9eu
equalled in this city
Come ard zee u-, ard look through
our stock. You viii tiud it pleasant u
spend an evening with Us. or to call a.
any time through the day. ODen und
9p u, Respectfully,
EDWARD r. JAMES
Sec anu Treas.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
Gloomy Outlook,

Professor Forbes, the State Eatomo-
logist OF Illinois, hes just finished o
thorough examination OF the wheat.
growing counties 10 the southern parI
Of that State, where losses have been
caused by the rsvages OF chinch bugs.
"Hs finds that tn infested a. ca has
largely increased during tie year." and
considers the outlook IN consequences
very gloomy for the 1887 wheat crop In
that section, unless some unusual state
of the weather should destroy the brood
while hatchinR."
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
The Municipal II earrings.

The dock at the Municipal Court WAC
considerably crowded this morning,
unfortunates evidently having drank
plenty Of spirits down to keep their
spirits up daring tho cold night Morris
Walsh, M 'chael O'Brien, John Hen.
nessey, Thomas Early, John McDer-
wott, Martln Cumm ius and Ohasles
Mcbride were each flned 81 ard COSTS
Sarah Griffith, for drunken ard dis
orderly conduc,, was ansd IS and cos;s
AleS ander Cooper was charged with q
graver offence. Mary + Nichols,
Lafayette street. between Washington
aid Justison, with whom Cooper lived
for two Sears past until he day before
Thanksgiving, charged bin with
breaking open the hou'e about 10
o'ol ock last nisht during her absence
and taking her pocket.b look containing
= qusntlty OF money.
Cooper said he had been in tho habit
oftfn before OF carrying the picket
book and no larceny vas attended. The
parties agreed to mall 1t up between
themselves by Cooper agreeing TO pay
his share Of tho rent of the establish,
ment. as hA had before been doing, hts
failure TO pay being more the cause OF
oils arrest than the larceny OF the poe
textbook. The csse was disnissed.
Alexander Whorteubury, William
Butcher, Isaac Anderson aud Isaac
Morris were arTalsned upon charge Of
knocking down aud robbiDg white
man on Front street near West
on eers Schoor aud Foster respond In c
TO IL telephone call went 20 Dougherty S
saloon, on Front street. whsre they
found white man, who said he had
been knocked down and ro5ted OF So.
H9 said that four colored men Mt
tackled him and robbed him, and that
one OF the men was tall. yellow man
The officers went out Ano found the
party who they supposed were guilty
ous' ut them a yellow man answering
tho description g!vea. After lodging
the arrestad men 10 the cs!ls the officer
went back TO get the man who made
the complaint, but he could nowhere
be found. The yellow man, who proved
| to be Butcher, was searched, bat only
FIVE cents were found npon him. Ar
durson told The officer II he would take
| eff Butchers shoe he would find q dol
lar In 1t, The officer dfd as instructed
and found the dollar. Butcher became
quite indignant at Anderson for tell.
ing on him. Tue prisoners were al
remspded for further hearing to
morrow morning vnen IL is expec ed e
have the man robbed present as a wit
ness,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02

WILKEsBARRE, PA Dec. There
i2 great exciiemeutin tho mining town
Of Ashby over miracle said to h we
been wrought ON young lady resident
named Mlss Kate Martin. She is %
years old, the daughter OF mine boss.
Seven years ago ste had typhoid fever,
and lost her votes. The besi physicians
were called III, but could do nothins To-
wards effecting cure. The Dung lady
often expressed desire TO visit the
Faith Cure Church at Knock, In Ire
land, bat her parents were too poor 20
hear the expense of the trip. Miss
Martin then prayed night and day that
her voice mis- bit be restored.
In the meantime the parents had
heard that ailments OF long Standing
had been cured By drinking water IN
which come Of the cement from the
Knock Church had been soaked. Ac
ordingly some of the cement was pro.
cured. and after soaking It in water
MS. Martin drank thereof. 10 three
days duriDg which time che prayed
most servsntly, her volcs WAS restored
Her Joy knew no bounds, and she is The
recipient OF congratulations nom all
the neighbors, who aocked to her house.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
Disasters on tho Rail.

David Black wood, engineer, and
Charles Gust, fireman, were killed OF
W ednesday by the collision OF two
trains near Parker, Iowa. Many pas.
sepgeIs were injured, but none fatally
Two sections OF freight train on the
Cleveland aud Pittsburg Railroad col
lided near Summitville, Ohio, on Tues-
day nighL Sixteen cars aud both Gu
eines we're wrecked and consumed By
Are, but no peron was injured. Tae
loss Ia estim ated At S26 600.
Three drunken Hungsrians were run
lover and killed by Railroad train
| while sleeping onihe track near Pits.
ton, PcnnA., last evening.
| Two trains on the Northern Pacific
Railroad collided on curve near Mus
kado, MIMI, yesterday morning. Both
engines were smashed, y mail car " I'd
burned and four train men were in.
IjuIed, but not dangerously
Conductor George n. Price, Of tie
Pennsylvania Railroad, who was ruu
over by train 10 jersey City on Tues
Gay light, died yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
Atihe Opera ffnnsa

The Opera House Was crowded ssain
last evening and toe Floy Crowell
Company appeared in rev play en-
titled Married for Spite" and cor
cluded the performance with farce
entitled The Bouncer," which was
received with shouts OF laughter. Thts
evening the company will p. esent I'm
gagged"
Next Tuesday night Gi more's
Devils Auction" Will be pre- eel ted
with all the grand spectacular effects
and a large aud efficient ballet. Dus
care has also been exercised In select
Ing the dramatic company, aud the
perform anca will be one of the beet
ever given in tuis city.
SAturday nigh. the l1'h, Mile. RheR
will appear ~ Thu Widow" a three
act comedy filed With humorous situa
thong
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02

Opposed 10 Jol ail.g tins Knights,

PITrsBURG, Dec. 1.-The voting re.
turns regarding whether the Anal
gaIaatcd Iron and Steel Workers shall
as body join tho knights of Labor
are coming In to the hea Quarters rap.
Idly. Secretary Martin refuses to say
what the returns indicate, but from
another reliable souIcs 1t was learned
that there Is so far u rreponderst ine
majority against II connection with tn.
Knights of LABOR. A large number Of
Influential lodges have voted almost Il
a man against any such move. Severa
OF the emaller lodges are Inclined :,
identify themselves with the Knight o
Labor so that to use their own expres
sion, 'the conflict against capital can b
more formidable oil the part of labor.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
An ungrateful Guest.

Last Tuesday evening young man
came to the house of Arthur McCaulley,
on Harrison street between Third and
Fourth, and remained all night. The
next morning Mrs McCau!ley asked her
husband for q pocket book. containing
s. 50, which she had handed him on the
previous evening, and he replied that he
had left 1t upstairs in his pants pockets
AS she was about to start In quest of It
the Young man remarked that as he would
not be there when she came down, b,
would bid her goodbye, and after kissing
the baby took his departure. Mrs. Nc
Cauliey then went up stairs In search O
the book, but as it had disappeared, sh'
and Der husband have arrived at the con
clusion that 1t was taken by their guest
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.

Robsrt Por aet, II this city, will be
married TO day 1T bfidgeton, M
Psrridgss, Rsh, its, Ducks, squirreis
and Ph-Asanis, at Talley's stalls EiShs
strs.t market.
M IS Annie Russell OF Paschsl. Della.
ware County, Pa IL visiting friends m
this city.
The Orlole Social Club will give is
fourth annual reception In Institute
Hall, ON Friday evening. February ID.
Major NJ. W. Locke Of the Brandy
wine Granite Company, who has been
sick for lorg time, is able to be ont
again.
A small house situated near Della
ware Junction, Cnristians Hundred,
was burned down between and o
O'Clock this morning.
Pension Agent W. II. Hayward OF
Washington, d. O., win be At the Clay
ton House on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Adolphus Brown, for Derly passenger
and freight agent TOR the D., M & V.
Rail oad. has gone to Baldwin, Maine,
to look after his interests 10 that place.
Hilles & Jones have received con-
tract for furnishing q full outfit OF tools
Hook, who arc building Government
lightship
BENJAMIN L. veasey, the popular
druggist at Eighth aud Monroe streets,
who visited New York few days ago
by way of Ocean Grove, hiss returned
home again more smiling than ever.
The Reliance glrs Company have
bought pair OF new horses which cost
S45O. One wss purchased from q mnn
at L kton, aud the other from man at
Knneit Square.
At church meeting of tie First
Presby terrain Church held last eveDiug 2,
N. b. Culhett WBs chosen elder for fou,
years, ard James f. Price al q John 5.
Hamilton fox throe years.
John TribIblt. brakeman on TIE
Wilmington ard Northern Railio Gao
had his arm badly mashed yesterday
between two freight cars. DR.. Block
som attended to the injuries.
Houston & Wood bridge, of Marcus
Hook, who received the Contract for ths
government liShtship a few days ago
nave ordered a full set If tools tor thoi
ship ard from Hilles & JOKES, of thi:
city.
Hope Il Barioll. - attornry for tt,
owners, scld lie Marley farm, nea,
Sasssfrns, X nj County, Md, belong
ing to Jscoh T. Sballcross and Lauri
Shalcross, Cop'aing $50 acres, fol
SIS, $50 to George P Knight, OF Dover
j. A. RJlhan has fl ted up the SHAY
ing psrlor, No. IL Eatt Fifth stree, IL
very attractive manner, and every
thing about the Place locks al neat ne .
new pin. he certainly deserves en-
coursgement.
Mrs. Powell, mother OF Arthur
Powell 81 this ciLs, although IS year,
of aes, IL engaged in nursing sich
lady In Philadelphia Her father live
TO be 1902 care, aid there 10 ressou II
believe that she may attain au equally
advanced Sge as she Is a. active .,
many worlHr Of 80, and she appears
to retain ,le jail use o. all her facuii
ties.
Thomas Jackson, the road n aston and
engineer of that oart Of the Pittsbur2
Fort Wayne and ChicaCo Rttlroa,
which extsuds from Cres'liue, o., II
Chicago, {. dis anoe OF 500 miles, ID tn
con OF John O jackson of Hockessin
Young Jackson took his frat lessons il
civil engineering fifteen years ago whe
he helped hia father 10 build tne Della
ware Western Railroad. He lives 0
Fort WRVup Ind
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
At me a canem. of Mnslo.

To. morrow ana So urday EiRh, the
grand spectscn uraHa "Michael
SJroEoff" will be presented at the a esd i.
eng Of Music by largo and fret class
company. The scenery in this PROD nc
ton Is new and superb, while The cos
tumes ars az hpe 40 n oney CO procure.
The Sallets are I'D oy Sisporina G 1Fs,
and Maggie H2naidC, aua ara mAgni
ficent. II prizes Of admission range
from ID TO 10 rtn'n, Su1 the house
should he packei sach eight.
Next MoDfa ny ni1ht The Bebsie Gray
Opera Comiaue Compsry sill coo
mence an engagement e ono week 81
10, 20 and 80 cents admission. They
will open " tn the 'Mascot;e o" ia which
this com qsny is said 60 DO NM urpsssed
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
Oram,s Get Apo,her Cont,ao,.

The Secretary OF the Navy hs,
awarded to Cramp * Sons the contract
for building the new Government gnp.
boat, No. l, at their bid of S455 900
The builders are allowed to uss tbe'i
own engine designs. The firm has no "
work enough on hand, including two
Iron merchant vessels, TO last for severa
years, and to give employm ent to hun
dreds Of skilled mechanics and labor
ers. The pendinR contracts aggregate
In value over % 1850 000. Guuboat No
| viii he heavily srmed and of abou
200 'ous displacement, and IL intended
TO be isJt vesEtl snd easily banded.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02

An informal meeting Of The
holders of the Cii'z9ns' Skating
Fourth and Washington ttfeA
held last evening 10 claier iossD]
regard To the propfiety OF tlrtil,
skating rink into a market loassl
definite conclusion. however,
riv, d Al, and another neslias
held soon 10 talk over the p'l
change and possibly 70 lake soG;|
ute action upon the pol O. IAe
ing is certainly mGS,AimiTsoiJN
to the purposes of market h'u''
and vsntiistlon bein abulaanh
The tuildiuR being u. gy
would make the lErlesf DGsH
by far In the city AID thele 81
the side Of 10 II By lO, Ehl'a
either be used for sLs d.ns OF 10
| ket stale. Besides thi'it Las
mtnt story, which coGia %
| tenn porary horse stalls ard S-aC
ding during market holfs,
| obvlatlng the inc2nre'thvs
onoed now Of uph!.eling holses
streets and takins item away
| distance to q hotel. bh0la w.. ,u''
practicable, the lo- 80 ~ v .a m'I
corner of BouItl and Jartls@gss, ,
unen Which there is a bliidll
used, the lower sinty iol aisIs
mission aud the upper Sioiy ~
shop, could no douo' 10 p; S;,
temporary stablipg and sneaSD
| obisction that it is goi loc31tu1
son street canno. be capSideISa,
one. as the market frem hs,a y,
couid be very easily ext ne. .ooo,
street one square to the P'Vf'
market. ,,s.sp
The intention Of the piF "a
holders of the r NIX IL Is
would DO to i.sue aD incieS =.
of shares of stock 10 give h .sy
and truckers 8 chance ~ u, M hal
owr ers and TO be mlitus,l! ,s.T
The project certainly lo Sln Of
S rs wof' tryc X VS. and but:bss
nicio;,v of wilmington, glo
much annoy ed by inttvs', Tho
curbstone markets ana q, w wD 90
Know how soon they sill Dc "
| 10 leave them entirely
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02
Fine FaLcy Cakes.

Charles II. McL4ughliu's fine, fancy
cake BAKING speaks for itself, and the
proof Is In the ealing. He has been
IN pioyed at three OF the principal
bsheiies III iae city anu declined other
ofers 70 go into business tor himself.
He has also worked In the best estah-
lishments " the kind in Chicago and
PhIlaGel phia. All orders for cakes will
be promptly filed If left at No. z East
Thiro street. A cordial Invitation Ii
extended TO ca!l and see and test his
cakes.