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Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. b.-Thomas Y. Finn
registered at the West Side Hotel Sixth
avenue and Fifteenth street, on Friday
evening, and got . room for the nigh /.
When IL was entered yesterday morn.
ing he Was found lying on his bed " tth
bullet hole In his breast and Q dis
charged revolver In his hand. He had
been dead for hours. A letter addl
ed to the landlord OF the hotel STD y
that he was going to take his life, aud
asked that in case .he failed 70 make a
good job OF 1t, he should be sent 10 she
New York Hospital.
Finn was 20 years old, and has been
q head messenger for the Mutual Dis
trict Telegraph Com pany. He commit.
ted suicide through jealousy of the at-
tentions BY young men to q girl named
Kitty DAILY, 20 years old, who works In
STEMS silk factory. The suicide left q
note which read:
tx D. has been the cause o. this; she
will understand all. FINN"
This girl says she knew him since
Childhood. For year past the couple
have kent company. She refused TO
marry him onco, but kept up the sc-
quaintance. He ~as of q very Jealous
disposition. He met her on Friday by
appointment, and sal ha had intended
TO Kill her ard Linn elf, but Father
wall, Of 81. Agnes Church, had been
trying 10 dissuade him, 40 he had told
the priest that he would let the girl
live. but made no promise about him
self. Upon leaving her he told her TO
call at the West Side Hotel next day
Shs went there yesterday and learn sd
his fate
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
A. y. proxe,,I BIg Purcha.e

The old postofiice on Chertnut street
below Fifth, wee bought at auction OF
Saturday by Anthony j. Drexel, o.
Drexel 81 Co., for S4ls, 000. Tne bidding
began At $500, 900, the minimum price
placid on the property by the govern
nent.
Ellis d. Williams, A. G. Lock wood
an agent named Smith, and James
Welsh, of New York, started In the
contest. Welsh dropped out at $40 900
and Mr.. Lockwood withdrew when the
price reached 1858 ,0cO.
hessrs. Williams and Smith kept nj
it, Offering 81 600 better until the price
ran up 10 $4lS, coo. This was Mr.. vii.
llama bid, and Agent Smith did not "a
him better, so the sucti0neer knocked
the property down TO the former, who
was Mr. Drexel's agent, at that 1gure.
The property 10 81 feet 3 inches front
on Chestnut street, and extends ISL
feet back, then narrows feet and ex-
tends the further depth OF "a feet, or
226 feet to Library stiet t. The amount
10 brought makes the price OF 81, l5o. 30
per foot front.
This largely exceeds any previous
sale Of real estate in Philadelphia, and
is considered very low by real estate
agents. IL Is not known to what use
Mr.. Drexel proposes TO put tho new
building. 1t was stated that the pur-
chaser proposed 10 utilize II for an i'm =.
mense depCsit house.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
sad Drowning Case

Frederick b. DilWortq, sseo :.
son of w. Lewis Diiwoilhr near
vile. Del, has been q s'u5 y
5warthmore College, Delaware :
Pa On Saturday afternoon WE,
u number OF other students
skating ON q pond uelr th9 { ~. ~
ice brake at an air hole ana 'l'
vent thronah INFO the SAtffi
tunately for young pil"oItb' ~
not swim and all escaped Ou'
he sank In the water S-u
under the ice, and though ever.
YVES made, the body Wa 10. t q
until &C me three hours aittTHS,u
OF he party who went doNE !
young lsdy, who was rescaed y
who could swim.
Dilworth was . younR ms"
liaat promise, whose fsd G ,..l,,
den and very severe ahllcV',
parents aud q large eirole VI
His funeral will take f'ac7 % %
nesd ay next at II o'e ock, 70 p''
Old Ksnnett Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dou.
Gold-headed canes, an elegant assert.
ment, ct Millard II. Davis, No. Q Eas,
Second street.
VIM. Bright, Esq, went TO 0eorae-
town today, TO look after tho affairs OF
the Rehoboth Damp meeting associa-
ton.
The Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, rector OF
the p. X. church as Lewes, published
the bans OF mAtrimoy between him % II
and Mrs. Yardley, Of GEORGETOWN. ON
Sunday last ut the morning service.
The marriage will take place at an
early day.
Russell. Of the "Bee Hive" No. 500
Market street, advertises that he intends
TO sell the greatest amount OF goods
during the present month that he hAs
ever done In any preceding month. We
presume the merchants generally will
do the same.
B. r. Wagamon sold on Saturday
last the store house and lot Of Spring
field Cross Roads, Sussex Co., the
property Of Mrs. Mary Blisxard, Of
Nebraska, to Charles II. Joseph. for
$500. Also the house and lot OF VIM.
D. Hastings, situate on Pine street, in
Georgetown, to John W. Rust, for
SS45.
Captain William Miller OF Port Penn
Waited our city this morning, and 10 as
Jovial and good -nstuud AS any one
could wish. He reports everything 70
be very quiet In the neiRhborhood, and
the farmers rs we'll oontented rs can be
expected when corn 10 selling at only
80 cents bushel. Democrats and Mug
wumps may like such prices, but Blaine
republicans sre looking forward hope.
fully for q change.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
NeWpOrt ItenlA.

The Newport Assembly X. of l..
having settled the accounts OF their fair
held in Red Mems Hall, wish to thank
those whom they dealt with and all
friends who aided them. The CON tested
articles were as followt: Breech load
Ing gun from Melchior, VIM. Stewart
returned S27 80, N. King, sl3.85; hang
Ing lamp, from ], l. Row, Mrs. Jos.
Miller returned $50 81; Mira Ella King,
returned $50 10; handsome cutter, from
w Y. Warner, Edwin Myers returned
t67; VIM. McOulliD, S32 IS.
The other articles vera furnished by
BArkley Bros, confectioneiP; NJ Me.
gary, furniture; NJ. II. Davis, clocks;
VIM. Huber, dry goods; Worth q
Groome, coffee and buck wheat; VIM,
Lewis Duff, flour. The assembly have
netted clear $l40.
The Red Eleven Associa don will
give their second bail on Ohrlstm az
evening, December Oath; it will be a
grand affair Tickets 81. 90, supper In
cluded. The Red Eleven Association
wish to thank the Blue Rose and SOFIA
Club, Of Brandywins, for the visit they
paid their hall on last Friday evening
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

a telegram from Chicago ,ays
Henry Schwartz, formerly Of Phi
phia, but now in the Cook county
suspected Of being the man guilty 0
robbery of the Rock Island express
last March, when Kellogg Nichols
express M ssenger, los! lis ! ie and
900 was stolen FRI m tie eEpirs;
Schwartz for two years has been a
man on the Rock lslsI d Road. IN
day night AS he came into the iepi
his train an officer took hiH by The
and marched him to the Harrison
Station. On Saturday be Was ARA
for having married q wife in Philad'
seven years ago, and with having ni
Chicago woman two year, ago
own solicitation bis case WIS cou'
in $1,000 bail until December u
first he maiutai ed jogged sileHa
now volubly allegegcs that ne
Island Company docs not care Wy
he has one wife or a hundred, u
or some one else can be sent to Tue
Tertiary for the robbery OF the Z
car. he confesses that he has
much more money than he b can
could have received from home, bu1
not ready to tell where the money
from" Other circumstances
suspicion upon the piioaar'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
DEATHS.

MA6SHALL.-In Los Angeles, GAL, at
$50 IN. on friday, December 3, Ethei u d,
infant daukht OF joseph h and Mary r.
Marshall. aged years and months.
SPEAKMAN Suddenly, on the eth inst,
Bella, daughter Of VIM. and Hannah
Speak man, in the 18th year Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 30 attend the funeral rom the resi-
depes OF her parents, No. e2e West Sixth
ttreet, on Tuesday afternoon, at z 80 O'Clock.
luterment at WILMINGTON and brandywine
Cemetery.
Dill MISUNDERSTANDING on the an inst,
at Swsrthmors, Delaware County, Pa,
Frederick B., son OF W. Lewis Dilworth,
aged q years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from the resi.
denos u his father, near Centrevtlle, on
fourth day, the 9Th inst. at IL O'Clock o. IN.
lntsrment At Old kennett burial grounds.
DUNLAP.-On Sunday, 9th instant, Will
liam T.Dunlap. in tire S9th year OF his age
Tho relatives and f.iends are requested TO
attend the funeral fron his late residence,
al2 FIFTH avenue, Eleventh wAid, on Wednes.
day afternoon at . O'Clock, TO procsed to hi
salem cemetery. The members OF cyrus
CASTLE, Knights Of the q olden Eagie. arc re-
quested 70 meet at their hall 90 Tuesday
evening, usual nour, to make arrangements
to attend the funeral. Services at MT. salon
church.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
-
.IesYrieA Was knocked Out,

PIrTsBURG, Dec. "a desperate
p.izs fight between Thomas Gillesp 9
and David JeffIies, heavy weight iron
workers, took p ace in the rear OF L..
FeLt's steel miil, Allegheny City, yea.
seIday ni;tlloCn Eipld roands we've
fo1aht, with The advantage in favor 4
Jefrie., wien his opponent deaIt him
two poT fol blows IN the face. closing
b)Ch eyes a. d knocking him senseless.
Toe fight was then given TO Gillespie,
Aoout h;ty spectators were present,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
Committed for CenttA

John IL. Haulker, was arrSlgu,
the Municipal Court this morhinF
ed with drunkenness and dlsorGyy.
duct, Judge Cummins consl''
case of sufficient aggrayatiol " -,
fine of s. and costs. Haulker IN n
and said something that netllsl -
when he increased the fine tof1'
or said he didn't care II be inei , ,
$40 or $50, he would get it just :
Judge Cummings then changer
tence to ten days imprisonment .
tempt of court. Even thlil Il
seemed to have no e1ect uPon nd /
prisoner an ss he left tils sta ~ Of
his mind very freely and IN NJ ~
manner of the Court ana vi "
with It.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
Severe Fall.

, Lizzie Harry, daughter Of Nathan
airy, residing at No. 808 Walnut
la et, met with . severe accident on
aloiday morning. She was passing
Il lar s3sventh street, and when ut Pop
meut Il she slipped on an icy pave
between fell, breaking her right leg
Being Iankle and knee.
men psssipble to arise 4 couple Of
store ~ DayonR carried her ihto the
Poplar streets.G Brother, Seven IN and
Kittengsr beingitr mother aud DIR.
and the proper mt for soon arrived
TO the broken limb edies were Appi led
ling, preparatory to sduce the SWELL
THE 20 is some talk of Ming Ii to day.
ling suit against the city Harry bring.
1.-The pavements clear of ice OF keeping
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

JuEt stop in to Mrs. Tsgaart's, 607
Marie: street, ald see what variety
she has laid in i0r the holidays Bibles,
hymn books, Children books and toys,
dolls dressed and addressed, dolls com.
plete outfit from tat TO shoes. A splen.
did assortment of dressing cases, work
boxes, brass & zoos and fancy articles
Size has aiso added q line of trimmings
and rcttons 70 her stock. silk and
iioen hanGberchitfs, msriLo wesr fol
ladies 0nd children, tides, cushions
plush novelties, &C. a tui, line OF
hre stationery Como ard see fol
yourself. Also Chris,uas tree oIua
fDentr in variety, eases, plush fran es
photo, scrap aud autograph Adams.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
If You Are Puzzled

Where tobuy, tr the Family Shoe House
zoo Markt stree, for winter footwear fol
yourself ahd family. You will md there
Just whatSou ned, and at prices lower than
anyw hordelse. All n, when you reach home,
there is hitsatltact'on with tho style OF
Kind purchased, tho price is considertd
not right tho piVilege Ia yours TO return
and exeitpge oget your money back. The
constantly increasing business is the best
ipdicatiq OF nov well the people appreciate
the fair, beneron method of dealing with
overyb bot AZ tht Family shoe House, No.
700 MsrItt stree. We ask attention TO our
Ladies 4ne frneh Kid, mat Kid, Donso.
In Kid, I3nuine kangaroo Kid and Pebble
Button oOls, hgular heel and common
sense neg, rquae toe and common ser so
toe. ltdies' Fine Kid Spring Heel
Buttons, Fine KID and Pebble Buttons,
with reg lar het and 90 nmon senge heel,
tor M isst. In above have round great
favor, bing mite upon lasts OF different
widths ap correct proportions, enabling as
N almoFieyery Instance TO give IS perfect a
ht as who mad'to measure. Misses and
DhildIent Kid nd Pebble Spring Button,
Fine Gal Boots nd Hook La.e Shoes for
big and ftle Dos. Fine Calf Hook Lace
and butth Shos high cut fer little boys.
Misses, Youth and little boys Pro
lection be Ett0n Shoes, with com.
mon serto hel and spring heel Our
Mlt.ss Stai1af School Shoes, com men
- 80 -. H. ilnlou henbe Toe ana 90 uafb
toe,on Own upland every pair warranted.
nave never VI besn equaled at the price
fl.l5 and el.1 KID and Pa11hle R,,t,or
with wedged 81, Tor smsu chiIdrnn In
proved Ankiekppor,srs Tor WesL snhins
fieh'y o. Baonhtes Of all grades. MEMS
INC Calf hs hade Hook Lace and Con.
gross 1aitei E1ondon toe and conmsn
aenss box til Single and douhIe soIa
Mems Calf Sod Boots. Men,s ana Ross,
Calf Peg BootN An extra large ioh Iot n,
Men and Bd4 Kip and Ioarss Hno,s
pOught al pee sale, will be sold al
prices lower hn ever before otiered In
WILMINGTON. trm Lined But ON ana I.aca
stuss and Sf &rs for ladies'. snrin0 HeeI
kubhers for lies, Misses and C,hiidren
Lisht Weigh Rubber Boots for I.adias
hlsses and On rem Hoavy Weight Rub
Der boots for and Boys. Buckle Arctics
and Alaskas ID le en-, Boys. Ladies Mjsses
and Children. f,n't fail to see our Shoes
and our prices Bore you purchase Wecan
IL and please and you will slye money
by buying at
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

William T. Dunlap, former employee
Of Delaware Western Railroad Company,
died yesterday at his residence, 3l2 Fifth
a. emu He has been a great sufferer
from throat disease for several months
past, and hopes were lately entertained of
his recovery. He was aged 30 years and
leaves wife and , chi dren He was mem
Der OF Cyrus Castle Knights of the Golden
Eagle, 10y whom he will be buried in Mt
Salem Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon
at 9 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

Mis- Floy Crowell ard her company
closed their engagement at the Opc a
House last Saturday night, with new
version OF "Oliycr Twist" written ex-
pressly for Miss Cros Ell, and It Is safe to
say that It was one OF the best perform
anees of the week. The house was crow.
ed and those who have seen this talen ed
young actress in some OF her other
characters would scarcely have thought
it possible for her to assume cbarac-
ter Of the rough, uucul ured Nancy
Svkps -
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
sudden Death.

An eidetly womba uamtd Mary Hal,
WHO bad bean employed AZ COOK in the
hotel Of Chandler Phillips at hYondale,
Pa, visited the family OF Micbaei
LyLcb, who occupies the Line Houe e,
on the Kennett pike above Centreville,
week or Ten days ago, sne having q
cue :iroe resided with them She ap
psared 10 be- in her usual health, bu
feeling cold on Friday TOOK 3 seat uea
thu sJOvC and died almost Instantly O
dr3Fsy Of the henri. Her frien9s wer
notified, and her remains were intefret
Oh Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
The FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
200 fARkET ST.,
YhMlNGToN.
WM.N. BABC0cK,
- E8lSTV'S ORDER.
III k1ISTER'S OFFICE,
kKgCABrLK COUNTY. UeI.
lnnnu -. ! -

- EG1STk'S ORDER.
III k1ISTER'S OFFICE.
kBdCAsTLK COUNTY, Del.
Decen Der 4th, 1850.
Upon the APPLICATION of Talbot Turner
Executor stfhVl TURNER, late OF vii.
mlngton Sddred, In eaid county, dece Ased.
II 10 ordeASpd directed by the Register
that the EIA tor aforesaid give notice OF
granting piers Parliamentary upon the
estate u cecoased, with the date OF
prsntiny q 1901, by causing Advertisements
TO be postefithin forty days from the date
OF such letfa 10 six Of the most public
places Of ~ c0untY OF New Castle, requir-
log ell perins hasNg demands Against the
estate TO pisent the Sne, or abide by an
ACT OF Assnply ~ suN Case made and pro-
yided; andAlso cause tiN same 10 be insert
ed within he same perioNl In the DAILY KS-
rUBLIoAs.h newspaper pA,ished in WI.
miugton, Del, md TO be cNtiuTed thersin
three weeIt 4e:o
at Wilmington, in N Tsa,I.
written. aooVe
JOHN X. BRADFORD, ReA
NOTICE All persons having ter.
against the estate OF tho d6oeastd must IN B
sent tine same, duly sttested TO the Execute
on or before DeceIaber Attn, 1851 or abide l.
Act Of Assembly IN such case made and pri
yidCd. TALBOT URNER,
Executor.
Or Il q. FRAlM, Eco, his Attorney, 7
French street
address, Wilmington, Del. de-sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
Hnld Another week.

The case of the 6tate against
Ford and William McCsrron, chsnk
with assaultiDg Thomas L1ug of d
veyhrook, on last Saturday night
week ago at Front and VanBurer
streets, was called before the Muuicipa
Court this morning, to which tine tn
case had teen postponed. Mr. Loni
being still confined to his bed and DO
being able to be present to testify
though he has nuch improved, the cas
was continued another week.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
AsDurY Church

Rev. j. E. Bryan preached a
searching tempe rance sermon 10 "a
great many young men and women
upon the life and characteristics of
Jonah last evening; his Elm and
retrlbutiou upon the high sea; the
moral and religious change OF that life
al Nineveh as a lesson 10 the your &
men Of scme eesetting sin OF to.aGr -
whether drunKenness or some dis
obedient act of thci7 life The sermor
pointed out msny pathetic pictures d
the truth, as to the every day incidents
OF tie gambling shops ana saloon.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
Fifth EDITH


C0uff
| Superior Court re.un'
~ 10 20 O'Clock this mo,o oI prOcs1
Chief Justice and Aa.ns 3. VII
Woottfn and Hous,on' 'ociate u
me names Of the genera ~ III, ID.
called, after which .bs EN- Jat0n
10 the case OF Kent va 'pAaels|
Council Co,,1 ~ Of Wilmington w '"s nay ~ y!
until tomorrow morbiDS a1 uhci
she sbsence Of the Nan W r, .ceg
Lore, counsel for the nla,n,, Sah
Obliged to be In wAsflpstnaIn VI
ing 70 attend the openips ~ d sll'
a Jury was then draw " OorlH
OF I'D ward MulliRan va W.. ana ID
Dawden was taken nm r., shAuS
d, Ward, Eco, for tie MAJ a,a
defendants were to ha We =, slullt
ca by Harry ShArpley F,o 81 Ispr
died after the suit wss a., y Out
one was selected In his MAJ
no defense. This Ia an soiIo,,' 'ls
ON = prornissory note r' 70
mas been paid, leaving a ' ~, q
cue OF Sl25, for which I ta
brought. There was no avi vs.
saitted, and the note vas b" ,-saGs
Jary, who after q sho, ' Std
s,1s sn verdict for tie pi.j,,
Fhe case OF James N ci1..
Joshua Msris' execut,ly Dta
ted TO the same jury by H., raI
Ecq , ore OF the atto.hevs n. "a Il
Tin, for the purpose Of b,,. 10
ment rendered. The caras ',l'
az follows: During Ns It o.
Joshua Msris he ac,sa A. 10y 10y
jams n CielaDd la s,rt.i eoIl
agatnst Jacob Haraeffa ~
matis collected 1881 Ct wb,cb,.
TO Fay TO Mr. Cislaud. sri IL
now brought against .is e,..
recover this amount. alt..i ~,
March 80 1884 :" '''
a. b. Cooper, Esq was s,1.
Identified tho signature ~
Maris TO the probateh btl,s
writing, and the case va. ,t,.
mitted 10 the jury, aho. v,,6-,.
Ing the box, rendered a yr-r,s
plaintiff for 81 ,O95 II.
The case Of Sarah A. sorin,u
shields and Samue s Adam, !,
submitted to the sams jnry 6,t,
HigginsI Esq for tbs u,aiigs
action Is to recover Sll2 W. sra
the hands OF the defendant, n 4
aus for the plaintiff There ".
Tense and the jury rendered a +,
Tor Sll7 81, being tho amoRn. Al,
with interest from April 10 h l%l
a decree OF absu!ut. diyoqs
grantoi in tho case Of Issa, Nh
Va orneiia Sbooklsy, IN n tbe
OF Francis NJ. WAl&or, E.o ,fs
missioner appointed BY he G.
bear the testimony. Tie ps,;g n.
repr' scented by George y. B,oss
The case OF Franz y. NC
then brought up on a mai9l Of
tornty, A. b. Cooper, Eq. d
Conrt to hear argumeu on m. 3D.
tion for a writ OF habeas corpe.
was opposed by Deputy Ai.o,ry
ersl BisRs, who COZ tented thai
prisoner had been tried arj coaa
m a Il Ion, the provisions oftee b
corpus would not nppIs in hts c;sI
He alto urged that petition
writ of habtRs corpus should
probable grounds for Fe!eale, VIII!
could nc. be dosa III
Gaze He cited o rumhgr Of su.h1
In support OF his propositions,
closed at l2 40 O'Clock, when Mr.. d
opered his argument in s1ppni
and continued hp Ct
Iud argument until Cour. tJya
usual noon rgcess
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
Lamp Wanted,

A lamp is badly wanted at the en-.
trance to the Arlington mills, In the
Ninth ward, as in the winter the side
walk becomes very slippery, and the
hands leaving In the evenings have to
DO very careful TO avoid accidents.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
. - -
Ina NrTeu (hiIIren-

On Saturday, it VIII he RENE N beEsd /,
81 uel Oire.I, TIDE vsGu d.6e eloper with
2 wcHau ~ called mis- niece, was COM
united II defiuit o Eeyirg fine OF $50
hia children S!uca then 0 reu'
mother, 2 hrs W IEht living 10 G on.
q. ter, n. J has cgnjeuted 70 taks tut
o aest child, ara the mo har, who
stnpl q tle olopirg pair a. The deFc t.
will keep the youngest child
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
A Grand Concert

On Friday evening .he G cLgl,
Delaware Avenue b&pi.s' ,ns
give . grand c0Icar5 u .ois
building They will be az; ss'
some Of thu best musiesi A,e 10
city, and as she proceed. o." doh; il
toward payiug the church dsp' :
bs we'll pAtIoniEed.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

who did You say, liz to DO the mex
President?" "0bl | don't know and
don . care. I'm not looking for Presi
dents-I'm looking for bottle OF Sal
walton Oil. 1t kills pain every time.'
rs cts,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
IT'S CURIOUS,

But nevertheless true, that notwithstanding the howl
of dull times unusually busy and packed was
our last Saturday with purchasers that had
double force of statesmen all day You see, the low
prices command attention, and Oercoas and Suits
made stylish that they practically sell themselves
A Few Low Prices
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06

II speaks for itsali is VIZ 3;yrI
said of Or. Buli'a o'usu bsl
other day. A liDglo bo'..g j ~ ~
her child Of a mo'tf'a ~ rsli
never tails 10 give tfSoN
nermaneut euro.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
VIM. B. SharD's.
Fourth and Market SIS,

and you hardly know wha
to buy. Ii is often a bother
and many a pater familias
has to turn and twist te
have his dollars 80 spen,
that they will 60 all around
Our hearts are very Lofter
bigger than our pocket
books, but tits the spirit that
induces the giving that Ii
more appreciated than the
more costly present.
Our Children's Goats are
stylish. pretty and well fit
ting, S2.5o to SI2.
Our Ladies Seal Cloth
Coats are handsome matesi.
al, beautiful in effect, styl.
ish in fit, elegant in work
manship; what m are can J lou
ask? A Seal Cloth Coat for
S25 is a great thing when
you get it good-you'll find
it here.
Ladies Wraps, Long
Coats and Short Jackets,
from IS up-many styles to
choose from.
You'll get here a rice
SHIT or overcoat Tor your
little boy. 1t you want GOOD
clothes TOR him, there's none
better than those made by
Smith, Gray Il Co., Brook
Ign; we have them from SIS
to SIS. We've yet to hear
the first complaint Of our
little suits.
Our special sale of reduc-
ed Carpets and Rugs you
should not forget. Do you
want a rug?-think Of Il
yds. elegant Moquette for
SI.25. Remnant, Of course,
but the same thing cut from
the piece, So 25. Hundreds
of such remnants in beautiful
patterns. Body Brussels, | J
yds. for 81; worth 81 10.
Top Brussels, i yds. for
75c; worth 81 40.
We thought those elegant
Salonica Rugs were cheap
enough at So. We made a
large purchase and secured
the agency the price goes
to So. Is. same on both sides |
Skin Rugs, all the best
colors, $3.50, S2.25, $2.75.
Genuine Angora white, buff |
and blue, $3.50 and 81.
Does your library, dining |
room or chamber need a |
carpet the reduced Body |
Brussels will soon be gone.
81 from SLAP and Csc from |
SI.25.
Handkerchief by the thou,
sands in all prices and most |
any choice.
Initial handkerchiefs all |
pure linen, hand embroider-
ed, 50 per dozen.
White, embroidered 10 |
pretty designs, 25c to So
each.
Plaid silk handkerchiefs |
in all colors, one lot reduced |
to 75c from SI.25.
A very fine silk and wool
Muffler. 7sc and ST.. ALI
silk 81 to $2.25.
One clearing cut purchase
of Alpaca Umbrellas. You'll
get the benefit of 26-in.,
SI.25, 2S-in, $3.50, 3o-in.,
$I.85.
Gloria Umbrellas in all
sizes. You had better make
your. selection soon; manu-
facturers are busy with |
Christmas times ahead and
assortments soon get broken.
A splendid gold mounted
Gloria, 26in, $3.50.
Still another case Of those |
silk stitched neck ladies' vest
for SOC. Our American Ho |
s:ery Co. underwear is full
and fine. 1t don't pay toI
Daily Republican., 1886-12-06
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