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Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Something; New.

something AeW.
Try Bourdon's B. B. b. SC. cigar.
H, F. Bourbon 3 Bro, manufacturers,
N. w. corner Second and Orange.
Dealers. LOOK OuL.
Gilmore, los East Second street, has
reduced prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you Bargains for the cash.
Wanted For Dinner.
A good piecs of beef, mutt ton or veal
at lovell's stall, II End street market.
=. A. Mcclure, in eth street market,
sells fish on Saturday aiRhts away be-
low cost. Cali and SEQ him.
If you have chimneys that will moi
draw right but will sm ske and are full
of gas, get one OF the Star Ventilatori
put on. They are guaranteed to cure
bad ohimneys. Pickles Stove and
Heater Co. sole agents.
Call at 304 Market street and buy 9
pair of felt shees or clippers to keeI
your feet warm.
Gold-headed canes, an elegant assort
| ment, at Milisrd u. Davis, No. Eas
Second street.
Bush's. French strset wharf, is tb'
1lAce to buy your coal.
Good suits at Jas. McKeough, gu
and shipley streets.
For good coal 90 10 Bush's. EreuCl
street wharf.
| GOld-beaded canes at Millard Z
Davis, 8 East I'd street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
IN Tp" GEES.

.,ary oi :, pastor. Preaching at 1880 ..
,r" -.u 7.so p. m. Baptism In the evening.
Bsptsst Mission, Osrner Of Seventeenth
and Union streets. Preaching at Q 4b p. m.
I BY Rev. X. b. Cook, ID ID.
Swedish M. Il. Mission. Preaching q,
1913, q, m. and 7.so p. m By the kev. v. W.
st. JameeJ A. U. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Olayment streets, Rev. y. II. Walker, pastor.
Preaching al 1880 8, m. and 2 90 and 7.se
lip. m.
MT. Salem IN. E. Ohzrch, the Rev. B. O.
Jones, pastor. Presching at 1890 o. N. By
preach at 7.30 p, m. Love feast at p m.
Delaware Avenue Bapnst Church, the
Hev. J. W. Boothe, u. d., pastor. Services
at 1850 q. m. anC 7.8 p. N. Bible school
at p. m.
Befcrined Episcopal Church Of Tire Cove.
nant, Rev. Charles Il. Tnckey, pastor; viii
preach at 1890 o. m. and Rev, John Boyer,
OF Philadelphia, at p. m.
St Mary's Catholic Church. First mass
80 q. H.; second mass and sermon, 10 80 ..
IN. Pastors catechfsm and insxuctions, 4
LIP. m. Vesper and sernon, 7.se p. m.
Grace Baptist Church. Rev. S. B. Hay
ward, pastor. Preaching at 1880 r. m. and
prayer meeting at Gas p. n. No morning
service.
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church. The
Rov. W. l.. MeEwar, pastor. services at
10. 10 =. m. and 1880 p. m. Young peoples
mesting at yo'ciock. Preasaing by the pas
tor.
Union American NJ. E. Church, French
strees above Twelfth, the Rey. B. T. Ridley,
pastor. Preaching at 1880 81 No. and 7.3e p.
n. communion services. Prayer meetin0 nj
o p. m. Sabbath Scbool2p. L:
New JerusaIem Church, tho Rev. J. y.
Parmelse, pastor. Preaching st IL. 80 .. 10.
by Kew. J. e Smith. 7.3op. m. lecture By
the pastor; subject, Tho worl Of the q fGh
day Of Creation
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Preaching
Rev. Lafs cite Marks, ID. u. subject: sour
Country, It's Needs ard Perils - All are
cordially invited.
Household Of Faith, TRtns all street between
seventh ard Eighth streets Preaching by
o. m. and 10 p. m. OlaEs meeting at $50
n. m. Bible school at ais p. m. Prayer and
testimony meeting at 0 p. m.
Second Baptist Church. Rev. X. b. Cook
pastor. Preaching tomorrow at lo3oa. IN.
l.. Smedley. Evening subject, "The Lamb
Of God" Addresses by A Stevenson. ". 3.
Morgan and the pastor- Singing By the
oheir and school.
a. U. M. p. church, French street. between
Civ hth and Ninth. Eev. L \. H.onippey pa aor.
Preaching at 1913 q. IN 3p. m. and 7.39 p.
m, at which time Rev. b. Scott, presid sl
of the distr ct, and Rev. T. b. Scott, passor
Of Sc. Johns church, Chester. Pa, will be
present. sabbath SCHOOL at 2 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
M MoQuads'sTriaI. oQ .

The trial of Ex-Aldernan McQuade in
New York was prolific of sensations on
Friday. Ex-Alderman Duffy, who lad
turned States evidence on his Doodle as
sociates, testified that his perjured testi-
mony before tine investigating committee
OF the New York State Senate was
prompted by Mr.. Ncwcombe, now of coun.
sci for McQuade. Newcombe made a
passionate denial of this accusation, and
was promised an opportunity to refute 1t
in court. 1t is alleged that Duffy's coun-
tekstatements are in pursuance of a plan
by which he has sold out to the boodlers
and engaged to them to 80 contradict him.
self IN his testimony that it shall be
| worthless for the prosecution, which is
much puzzled by the latest developments
of the conspiracy. Mr.. Neweombe brings
to the aid of the defense the complaint
that he has been threatened with an as
sault by the friends of the confessed
boodlers because of his relentless cross
examination of them. All these circum-
stances lead up to a story, circulated in
New York yesterday, that the jury now
trying McQuade has been "fixed," and
that there are five men upon it who viii
stand out against conviction, the expecta
tion being that the failure to iTnd yer
dict against him will be the cad of the
boodleTs' trials.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
P.J, Walsh 4 CO,
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A Word About OveTcoats,
The change in the tempera
ture warrants il.

The first to claim your
special attention is a Heavy
Blue Chinchilla Beaver Over
coat for men at $3.50, which
is we'll made and well
trimmed, and for ordinary
use is in every way desira-
bic.
The second is an ALI
wool and Worsted Black
Corkscrew Overcoat for men
guaranteed fast color) at
$1,000. A medium weight
and very dressy Overcoat
and desirable on account Of
It's color, quality and price.
The third is a Heavy ALL
WOOL, wide vale, plaid black
Overcoat for men at $I2.oo.
This is a special lot of 80
coats which we bought to
close out the line, and are
offered at fully 20 per cent.
less than the regular price.
l(Not our loss.) We have
them in two colors--Oxiord
Mixed and a mixture of two
shades of brown. We have
.hem with and without vel
yet collars. Some of them
are also trimmed with velvet,
| A great many people dc
lnot know what we mean by
IOxford Mixed. 1t is a mix
ture of two shades Of gray
that is all.
| While speaking OF this lo'
.Iof $I2.oo Coats, we woulc
like to call your attention tt
a line OF wide Vale Wor
5 steds, in Blues, Blacks ali'
: Browns (for men) at tn
same price that calls TO
Especial mention.
The fourth is en- All-woo
1Silk Faced Dark Gray FaI
;.lOvercoat for men at $3.50
The price speaks for II
}. sell.
The fifth is a line Of Over
o coats for men at $500 an
l-I$IS.oo, in Chinchillas an
nj Smooth Beavers, IL cav
ri Vale Corkscrews and Wio
'lWale Worsteds, in Blue
.el Blacks and Browns. Thes
}, goods are trimmed an
e e made in the best posslb
" y. manner, and can be guaran
seed to be perfect in ever
al particular. A thorough
y good and desirable artlcl
", The above mentioned ba
sol GAINS are a few samples
The complete line OF the
re goods we are now carrylr
n n and offering to our custom
he ,rs on our usual liberal tern
On
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
BREvITfEs.

Sun Rises I.0. Sun Sets AL
Try Bash's coal; yeu VIII met.
On tick--Tne telegraph .gT Tor
Two carIoAds OF oysters ~ Raymond,
Never gets ftli--The contribution boz.
Solid measure Of oysters Mt Raymonds.
Try Bush's GOAL you will surely like %.
W. ). KimbJe, groeer, md snd JUstisop.
Birds and cages at P~rksfs,s, East zuds
Strong Cough capdg 81 Ferguson, II Ed
Miiisrd y. Davis, jowsiss. Is. snd street
City Laundry. sixth and Saiplsy street
zine 10 X. Rings, ~ H&nfg. IL T. gourth
Agents for DUNLAP hsts. Rumf0yc
Brothers. hattors.
M. R.Wystt, o28 W. lsh street., dry goods
aud trimmings; . nice linc Of holiday goods.
"Who will calf for mother now" querisd
the dude, when he left home.
Autumn leaves make tasir appearance
some time before autumn leaves.
when petroleum was discov cred the whales
did not weep. Tney saved their bfehber.
washing machine for sale at Piokeis stove
store. East Fourth st.
Buy furniture and bedding atCaanon's,
sos Shfpiey street Prices low.
Buy your furniture and bedding at Gan.
mons, COS Shfpsey street, and save money.
Infants clothing and Isdies underwear
made at Stsats q Davis', No. East Fourth
street.
You always hear o, the man whs,d1nws
the Dig priss In q lottery but you never m Get
him.
The old m.id who excla. saed, my life he
been deserted waist" can readily be be-
lfeved
Powell, No. aos Madison street, keeps cer
stantly on hand oysters ut z5, % and 20 cents
per quart. Delivered free TO all parts OF the
Ity
II you want cheap picture frames go to @.
Il. Baugh, 2O3 West Second street. l havs
the largestttock in Delaware; come and soc
for yourselves.
Ross now has complete Stock OF the
latest styles in hats, winter caps under
wear, ne ikwear and noti0nsat ll6 Market
street, at the lowest city cash prices.
John Cullen Bryant Is located at s2s Il.
End street, and he Is prepared, as in former
years, 10 sup ply Bibles, albums, encyclope-
dfas and other choice work, at the lowest
ossh prices. Mr.. Bryant guarantees both
sells both on tho cash and instaliment pIap
OF small weekly payments.
OVER THE sHA.
wish / were over the sea, Jaoky,
In the land where tho gu n ire grow,
I'D certainly stop with the possum on top
When lesson-time came, you know.
Jaczy:
1 wish were over the sea, Nellie,
In the Kingdom of Oartboo,
With wool for my hair and nothing 20 veal
And nothing at all 20 do.
Both:
We'd never be CON bed any more, hurTShl
| We'd never be brushed. hu :roo'
Have dinner ct seven, stay up till eleven,
And do as all other folks do.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Notice.

The entire stock TO be closed at once
at ia Market street, consisting OF
clothing, furnishing goets, breech and
muzzle double. barreled gnns, revolvers,
accordeons, vioIius, banjos, guitars,
month organs, sc. The whole stock
must be sold before January l. No
reasonable offer will be rejected, as we
will cell goods at most any price. Come
at once to our store at ia Market st.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
pr,oes OF the DecsmDer Crops.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1C.-The crop re-
port Of the Department Of Agriculture
SAYS: .'The December returns of average
farm prices by counties show material
red uction, as compared In values OF the
crops of 1886, In wheat, rye and barley.
Corn has made m advance nearly
equivalent to the percentage of reduc
ton in quantity, snd oats. 10 81 mpathy
with corn rather than with the small
grains used for human food, averages :
slightly higher value than last year.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Approaching Completion.

The Baltimore and Philadelphis
RaiIrc ad station at Delaware avenue Is
rooted In and the floors are partly
down. The plastering is not yet done,
but 1t is expected that the building
will be com plsted and ready for use by
February 1st. Considerable delay has
bes caused by the material not being
delivered promptly, and still further
9ejsy has been caused by the weather.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
A Theatre Party.

The Philadelphia Tins says: "The
following Delawareans were at the
Chestnut Street Opera II House on Friday
evening and occupied boxes B and d
as ompliments to Mr.. Clark 8. Ssmmis,
treasurer of the Wilson Barrett Com
pany, who managed the theatre In Will
mington for the past year: II. 4. Ooch'
ran, Clerk of the Peace of New Castle
County; Thomas Holmes, Recorder o.
New Castle County; John W. Causey,
Colleotor OF Internal Revenue; w. A
Cnmegys, Deputy Collector; John HI
Rodney, leading member of the Della
ware bar; George A. Maxwell, Pro
thonotary OF New Castle County; Alber
@. Osborne, Deputy Clerk, and j. Bar
ton Oheyney, of the Wilmington Every
Evening. Governor Stockley expressed
by telegram regrets at not being abl'
to attend, owing to the serious illnesi
Iof his wife,"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Had to be Killed.

DR.. T. a. Brown, Sixth and Walnut
sirsets, has just lost a very fne horse,
seven years old, iron an attack OF
spinal II eningitis Wnen it was found
that there was no char CO OF saving the
life Of the noble animal, an anesthetiC
was Administered to hasten oeath as
easily as possible.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
500 Bad Writers wanted

at Crsbb's, to improve their hsndwrlt'
ing. Afternoons reserved for ladies'
Night session from to 9; 10 lessons foI
S2 so; bookkeeping and shorthand. In
the meantime Prof. Crsbb Is writing
beautiful visiting cards at 26c. pei
dozsn. Cards to accompany gifts
names written in books, etc. The only
placs in Wilmington. See the display
in front of our cozy parlcIs, No. 7ot
King street. N. B-We do beautiful
marking with ipdelible ink cheap.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

The concerS given by the choir OF the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church lest
evening was we'll attended and was a
verv enjoy able affair. The program
Was quite long, and consisted OF solos
chornses. readings aud recitations. All
who participateI did remarkably well
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Celebration At Centrsv,le.

The twelfth anniversary of Centre
vile Lodge, I. o. o. r., was celebrates
on Thursday evening. DR.. Josep ~
Chandler. p. q NJ, prssided, and -.
singing the opening ode and prayer BY
Rev Thomas II. Mcdowell, o brief his.
tory OF the lodge was read by W. @. r..
'Colquhoun, showing Its rise, progress
and growth. Rev. Robert Graham, OF
Philadelphia, delivered short address.
which contained some good advice and
was we'll calculated to edify ~ well n
instruct all present. He was followed
by James II, Appleby Of this city, who
pointed out the advantages Of tho Order
and explained its works Deputy Grand
Master John NJ Whitford was tho next
speaker, and he fully sustained the
reputation Acq Mred on former coca
sions. T. N. Williams followed In an
ole1ueBt little speech, In which he ocm.
piimented the ladies for their good
deeds and soliciting their continued
friendship and favoTs. Past Grand Sire
James B. Nicholson Of Philadelphia,
was next introduced : and he spoke for
over An hour In his usual eloquent and
glowing style
The music for the evening WAS rem
dered by the Eden quortet, J. T. ely.
mer, leader, W. Harry Carey, 8. A..
McAdanle4 Dushape Clowsrd, and
Lesley Carpenter, or2Guist, ano was
one of the prominent features OF the
entertainment. Several fiae pieces we're
sung, amoCg them comic seleotione,
which were heartily enosred and re-
sponded to.
The closing feature was turkey sup
Fer evidently prepared by the lady
friends Of the mem bers. The arrange.
mept of the tables and iDexhaustlble
supply and variety Of good things
thereon showed good taste and naost
able catering.
The occasion win long be ret1emb red
rlost pleasing evenings In the history
of the lodge.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Burglars in the town! Fer rome time
the Mayor apd all OF his police force
Philadelphia and New York that bur
glals we're in this city trying to steaI
six OF Stsnsbury Murray's straight five
segars for 25c. No. 105 East Front ct.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
NEWS SUMMARY.
REVOLT OF THE BOSTON DEMO.
:, cRATs-G. ". CHILDs' GIFT.
Blunt Convicted OF murder--Arrested
For . Murder Committed Eleven
Years Ago

A telegram from Boston explsins the
action Of the County Democracy there
In endorsing the Republican nominee
for Mayor, on Thursday night, BY say.
ing that 1t Is q revolt against what they
allege to be the "despotic power of COR
tain men who rule the Democratic City
ICommittee." Their action twas chiefly
intended as rebuke to that section OF
the Democracy represented by Mayor
IO'Brien, and they endorsed the Repub-
lican nominee In pI eference to nomina.
ting an Independent candidate or to en-
dorsiDg McNeill, the Labor candidate. I"
A telegram from Augusta, Georgia,
says that George w. Childs has sent Q
contribution Of $500 to James r Ran.
dali, chairman, for the Hayne and
Wilde memorial mon uments to be
ere cted in Augusta. Mr.. Childs accom-
Ipanies his gift with sympathetic and
lpatriotio letter.
Albert Blunt, colored, who murdered
his wife In st. Louis on May 2lst last,
was on Friday convicted of murder In
the Arst degree. Bluut's wife ran away
with another man; he brought her
back the pair quarreled, and he cut his
wife's throat.
Information has bsen received Of the
arrest In Windsor, Colorado, of William
Knuckey, q former resident Of Shenan
dOah, who is charged with the murder
of John o. Thomas, prominent mer.
chant Of Plymouth, Pa, eleven years
ago.
Six counterfeiters, two fthem fem ale,
were arrested In Ballard County, Ken
tucky, on Wednesday night. They
were from Illin oils. When the capture
was Effected a quantity Of counterfeit
nickels and several moulds were seized
News has been received in San Fran,
cisco that the Chinese Government has
refused to grant permission to the
American Methodist Episcopal Mission
for Its steam launch TO ascend interior
rivers on missionary work.
A fire in Attica, Ohio, yesterday
morning. destroyed nearly the whole
business portion of the town, . plaoe o.
about fourteen hundred inhabitants
The loss aggregates about $l00, 600, the
insurance about half that sum.
The U. 8. steamer Dolphin returned
10 Fortress Monroe, last evening, from
q six hours run outside. It Is said th'
trial was .'very satisfactory" and tha
she developed q speed Of fourteen
knOs.'
Oscar A. Simons, President of thu
First National Bank Of Fort Wayne
Indiana, omnitted suicide on Frida.
by shooting himself In the head. III
had been in Door hsSlth for some time
The President on Friday had publ
receptions IN the East room of the Whit
House, In addition he received Abou
fifty callers, mostly Congressman, in hi
lprivate office.
Il Robert Grayer, colored, convicted {
the murder of Bury Evans, his reou
mate and fellow employe In q liver
stable, was hanged on Friday In s
louis.
Navigation on the Delaware and Bar
! | tan CanA has ended for the season. .
! large number of canal boats are froze
. in between New Brunswick and Bo
tdentowD.
One wing Of St Francis College An
Monastery at Loretto. Pa, was burne
lon Thursday. Loss, $26, 900; fully IL
j su red.
ri The Governor of Texas has pr
claimed aquArautine against the chol
J. RI Injected ports of South America.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

All the latest styles at james &
Webb's. Genuine alligator purses. Is
cents. Wallets, card cases and cigar
cases.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Fathers, see Here.

You can get Lossing's History OF thu
United States In two volumes, elegant
ly illustrated, half N orocco (price, Sl2)
for s. at James & Wtbo's.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
S;JAcoRS OIL
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM
POWERFUL PROOFS.
A Sufferer fos' l5 Years.

Kankakee, Ill.
My mother has been q gut5erer from
inftammatory rheumatism for tho last
fifteen years. Her limbs became 80
swollen that she could not get about. 1
gave up all hopes Of her recovery. As q
last resort tried st. Jacobs On. tThe
first application gave her relief, and SIX
bottles mas performed q cure.
J.J. SUHU BERr.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Mothers, Don't Forget

That James & Webb have a very large
stock Of very safe interesting books
whioh they are selling AZ prices that
meet favorable competition from every
quarter.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

You will want little paper hanging
done before the holidays, so leave your
order with Jos. Il. Greenman, No. 417
King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Can get discount on Christmas cards
at James & Wehb's, IL purchased as
press nts for their scholars.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

I am Offering for S. aud Florence gets
for 81. 25. Examine ny stock before
purchasing. N. B. D lnforth, Druggist
BAD 81 Market.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

II tire cabinet photographs and one
large frame size free for $3 90 at Hol.
land & photograph gallery, 307 Market
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Good goods, low prices I'm wall papers
and window shades at No. AIT King 81.
Jos, H. Gree D man.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

At a discount to Sunday school teach
ers. Bagster Bibles at less than hal
price at James & Webb's, No. 224 Mar
ct street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Call at the Boston House and buy a
pair of anti-slipping rubbers to keep
you from falling. 304 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
1hraa fnr 1 Dollar.

What? Three booAs for boys, regular
price one dollar each. Standard works,
new and elegantly Illustrated At james
81 Webb's.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
Finnan Haddies, Kinnan Hadaies.

A fresh lot of Finnau Haddies re
csived to-day. Deverell Bros, No.
East Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

The largest stock of pictures ready
framed Is at Yerger's new store, AIS
Shipey street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Patridges, Rabbits, Ducks, Squirrel
and Phsasanis, at Talley'a stalls Elgh
street market.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11
CRAN0R & co.

nnounce that their store, al
d. 62I Market Street, is stock
for the Christmas holidays,
nd invite the public to call and
kaminc their unusually fine dis
lay Of seasonable goods.
The stock includes every va
ety of dress goods and ladies'
ear, all equally cheap, accord
be- to quality. Every kind Of
pparel that female taste re-
ures is kept in abundance, and
nuch that is useful to gentle
ben.
There is an immense offering
hosiery and underwear at as.
bnishingly low prices. French
nd English hose reduced, about
en- dozen, from 75c. and SI.oo
b soc.
those who wish TO give pres
hts OF meripo underwear should
lot forget this stock, as it COM
tnscs a large assortment fol
adics, gentlemen and misses.
There are more fine table
linens, towels and napkins fol
Christmas gifts than you woulc
believe possible, and at price:
30 low that it seems improbable
to sell them when you considcl
he excellent quality.
There is an enormous aggre
cation OF silk handkerchiefs
plain and white, fancy bordered
lor ladies' and gentlemen, beau
tful Christmas presents. Also
boo dozen ladies and gentle.
mems linen handkerchiefs, vep
useful tokens of remembrance
Mufflers in all sizes and quail
tc>.
There are over 100 dozen
kid gloves Of every shade ant
quality, ranging from 44c. t.
S275 per pair.
This house carries the larges
stock of kid gloves ofany in tn
State from which to selec
| Christmas presents.
pocket-books and hand sa'
chels in profusion, and
handsome line Of satchet bag
Fine assortment OF children
lace collars. A beautiful colle'
ton Of ruchings, 2oc. to ooc. pt
yard, and in small boxes *
Christmas tokens.
Choice stock OF umbrella
s.ngham, alpaca and silk. a
Ways acceptable Christmas gift
The selection Of furs is in keel
.as with the other department
One of the busiest places
the store is the cloak room, Il
contents oi which are really tt
large to nention many partic
lars. A Lady attendant is
clarao. Elegant Goats f
edldr,n are selling at Z
splendid Bouc!e Jackets for
dl,s az S. and to those who
not particular about the styl
Eiegant Cloth Newmarkets a
offered st s.; reduced from 8
lnesc are especially desirable
Children's School Goats.
This firm leads en- their s
Goth Coats. The same quail
that OF ef houses sell for S
taey tell for s26; FOR $50 I!
cthcIs sell st $35, and for $3T
tLaI others sell ST S45.
The carpet display is a feat'
worthy Of particular attentl
There is a large exhibition roc
g that you an see lst how
cavpets will look when laid
your owl. Hoo-. The sales h
have been double this fal W
they were in 's5 and The seai
Las been one Of t heaviest t
The fl ~ has ever kDo
Every kind of Velvet, B'
Brussels. Tapestry and Ingl
Carpets ever fieled in the 4
Sct is included. Smyrna r
and Carpet Swecpers are ad
All nice Christmas presents.
The Bl ,nket Department
we'll stocked for winter trad
reduced prices; Blankets
Joxes, pink, red and blue
1eTs, fascinating presents, 8
$l2 SO, extra la sc sizes. @
tcl1 ares an Comfol tables
'aco everything to keep
VAIN in bed and out of it,
which VIII make q valu
Christmas gift.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

We have few more pairs left of the
fine kid shoes for ladies ut S126. 50s
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

What? Why three dollar books for
boys Standard, elegantly bound and
Illustrated.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Nickel alarm clocks at Millard
Dayis', Q East - srreet.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

DIR. Bulls Dough Syrup is particular
ly recommended for children. IL cures
coughs, colds, Group. sore throat and
whooping cough. L. is pleasant TO the
tapce, and acts like charm. 20 cts.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Wild game OF all kinds for sale b,
ScLlice 4 Barlow Eighth street market
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Silver thimbles at Millard f. Davis
Q East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

A very elegant assdrtment OF laoies'
gold watches, at Millaid +. Davis, N
2rf street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-11

Al half the usual prices at James g
Webb's,