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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Consistency.
Those statuetses Of the
Venus OF Milo in old ivory
finish-see last FrIday'l
papers-can be bought al
$10.75 and $3.50. They
are merely merchandise.
Supply and demand make
the price. Nobody says:
"How degrading" Nobody
comes pleading that this
Venus is the triumph OF
Greek Art,that even though
broken armed. and bruised
the original In the Louvre is
priceless, that the highest
intellect, sublimest artistic
sense, and most delicate
workmanship are in the
stone, that it's very antiquity
Is sacred, and therefore woe
betide US il we treat the COP
ies-beautiIul copies - a s
merchandise, and sell them
for their worth. No, no;
nobody owns a copyright Of
the great Venus.
But, presto ! Books.
Tie aisa0 departure, treat.
ing the intellect Of modern
and ancient Athens alike,
putting American wood en-.
craving and Greek sculpture
on a par, grading together
the fiction on the present
and the imagination of the
past as merchandise is (waa)
to be stamped out
Books to be fsirly sold in
simple fashion without arti-
fetal prices and variable dis
counts cumbrous machi-
nery--this was the (ouT) new
departure.
You demanded Il. We
were counsel Tor the prose-
cution Together we won
the csse, and that Is why the
great bookstore on ThiE-
teenth street spreads its
grand length and breadth
Tor your easy looking and
easier buying,
This oughr to be a great
book season. Last holiday
season publishers did little,
You were asked to buy re-
prints from former years or
new editions Of standard
works. Now you have both
and an added variety OF gcot
new books Of many sorts
sumptuougly bound, printed.
and illustrated.
Rembrandt's Etchings
Sweet Nature
Home Of Shakespeare
The Boyhood OF Christ
Mother Songs
Ali Things Bright
Each OF these is a vision bu
all only a hint OF the novel;
ties in literature and sri
The names, do they no
! awake a wish to look within
the covers, to seek thei
new-made brother books, t.
own yourself or buy TO
others?
There Is o vista In tina
book store of ours wit
Mother Goose smil i n
through her speotacles In tn
distance, and who may den.
the potent spell OF her nom
de-piume.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

TEE SENTENCE Of . hne OF SIS and
cohu, imposed last evening by Jsase
Bali on the slepmoIbeR who best Hide
4yeH-old Ada stuls so cruelty lAzt
Ff.dly was sewers bat jus., and IL &c
hoped will hgvs the effsll Of dsseFFlnR
others from inhluiing similar cruelsles
on lllHe, helpless children. The
woman Is no doubt poor, unfortunate
creature, and from what leaked out Rs
ahs hearing last svening there iS every
reason TO hslieve that the man 70 whom
she, . 17-yeAr-Old girl, has only been
married. since last April, ill-used her;
buI eVSn shat IL no sxsuse or eKlenua,
Mon OF her shocking tEsAtmeni OF Ghs
LILLE child. A. abs "a without means
70 pay this hu5, Hsloh with the costs
amounts 10 tSl, she will no doub. Re
committed 70 jsil, and Rhen she is re-
leased II Is hoped she Will ooms ont
Realizing the enornity OF her offsuss,
and with 9 hIed determination nsyeI
70 s'n IN this manner ssaln.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have a
chance Of receiving one by
simply buying a pair OF
shoes,
We offer special bargains
in all kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and he convinced that
we can give you as good
value Tor your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and q beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away.
They are now on exhibition
in the window Of the great
Boston Shoe f aCtOrv
No 2 WEST SECOND ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

u TIE Dsulor Of shia SAFE
ssI'ly tainE that the uas Of money ana
tns buying OF voleB lie su1h 3 curse a.
tney now clAi n ~ 10 be, they will have
m excellent ohAnss n She oomirg sss-
sion Of The Legislature 10 Uuso} laws ioy
ls pteVena la IN the iaure. the Rs.
puDhoAns OF tbs 8 so have besu oon.
Plsinins Of lhsSs vary things for years,
snd therefore We feel ooriain taSs sbG
Espublicans In she House will con SUI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

TIE ATTEMPT by couple OF disa5.
palhisd on o EeeksGs Ia Indiana 10
eause . split in the Grand Army Of the
Republic tsi Is We predicted II would,
proving tallurs, There is, 70 DO sue,
> new organization being formed By
General Palmer In IndlSnA, but Il Is
composed, In the greater pArs, OF men
@ho have never been members Of she
Grand Army, fer ths very simple reA-
son THAT they have always bsen polin-
clans and would mol be Identified with
IN 9EdeF that Is NOT political In I've ten
osnolsa THIS no sVeE, cannot In any
way iniaEe ebo Grand Army, whose
touF hundred thousand members are
pound tozsshsr By tiss OF fraternity
ahaI were formed o. bloody aslir. BhsFe
tbs rider on soc pale horse vss bcsy
gathering In his bsEyass. Tbs Gfsad
Army wAH formed Tor . helIer end
u 'rs noble purPo5s saRn tue sdvS6es
msn1 OF she po!lG2al ends Of any pasll
OF men
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 BAL
kiS1bra Railrood.


GFAina viii leave VEllHalmston a. sazlswi
5asRsi W. 4 s.Y e y 4 2 g. .
!, q. ~ "a 20. 10 and 10 IS b. u.
AsTG@ s sAs9 q g 4, &. 4 az iSssAu
"a; i q i "a. =, / h "a "a ~ s iS
Ase9Raod siion, sss aM sps eIa iosS,
II MY n nogs s,s % . g . e. y q u q 9
Ard u s6b. n "a - VILE s@' naA' 1l''V W
. yor Wat tjhsstsE, via LAnOEin. ts sAs
Tcf EsIiafS &c ttelsrsy isad intermediate Sta.
Bsiii,nsTF ard inSormsdisks S,ssionS. una
RsiltTi msosTae 4 ana r sg %Laus,bIsp.n
=, "a 9s umoFe and Mashin gton, g ttS So Ell
trains soT DsiaTSrs biviaion leave for;
. New t'astles go g 81 .: NJ, u - ~ 50
aeorgetoMn and Loves, . % .. me- % p.m.,
EeAioru sexpreE5l, 80 b. m.
hArrlngtos, nelHlar, and way stations ESQ
E5IPTsss fos HirrnstOa, 90 ., n, war
EIRssss isI bOvsr. Harrington, and Dsl.
Rranklin civ, 49, q,
Ekpreaa for Ofpe Charles, Old Point OoM'
Tort and Norfolk, nos Might
Laws philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI
nington texpresah - o, IN 7H. ssl,
~ lg2e u 70 Il y Z. n., aoA so, tea4 80,
~ Ise sm, IA IA ~ ,S. n9 ~ PS5sulman
. q, t1.S q s M l0ne 10 "a. and Il 81 D. n.
SUNDAY ERAIHa
FOR Philadelphia (oxpFeasL 800, 262 4 20,
Is ei0, II 81 Q, M, ~, 2tfIe and 10 20 D, u,
q Aes9 or ned isa. M HtA y. aw
aoE uhesteE {sEPrssss is. . 10. II 81 = H.,
4scola,noaatioa. faa. nR ~ aN
$50 aud 7. 20 ., m.
4 EoT Ss. YSit a n s I; "a.
for West chssssr, via LanOkin, sisa ~,
For ctgs tharlss. OLD Point eO1sorL ana
N Sof Asv = 6sst h lnadie.oun, clayton,
Dover, Felton, Harrington, heAford, Laurel
and DelIaAr, ~ q6 Might.
baltimore aud Waahinktun, LIS aa5, aes.
II, 10 u .. n.y - Co. g q, and 20 D, m. Bait
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, for VII.
mington iexpresSl, a. 50 z. 10 s3l, 10 II IL
A. NJ, B.oa, az and II. q y. n.
Accommodation, 9. IS 10. q a. NJ, u. - I.el,
SO, q, IS and II. 20 II, NJ.
Tor further Information. passengers are re-
ferTed to the ticket once At Die station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
unon which extra fare Is cnATged.
asssr a sSSs a General Fss. MUSph ss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

| lNN METHOD the Only tnoun that tlfti penis
ucntlY the W1fd cases Of hp5rltl pfsass a.ls "a
riFAt afd private pra1tiaa srIefsnbs vA ever rtlt
ard nnAns knosu 90 science nj luIsita ftssysrf y
! permanent cure I'M MOST EANUEErss Cisu
! hollCiIkD, Relief Al once 500 af tolk Trail
% gifqial dlleaHtf ana sHplf,1g fItuis thdi ulfh
ytduhiifs Sudcfgfl sai AVOID O.. -aisI vtgt.lss %
etntas hlaoi purifsfs irasiu'a' FionfrF % us =
pay, st1 They rull ttGlrAaia H.sl SAIL T. az Asf1
Ding vii save much suTs'lag Eni lhy. WfH o. "a
patiantn aen the dorlgf uHJF. uUuH BhtHBh vs.
| sss1AE and sAlafiAI ill IA aaadA1 dl L
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
AZ RHGI5TERtb OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

November l2th, i68a.
Upoh the application Of Security Trust 4 Safe
Deposit Co, AdWinisuatdr, eta Of Jean :.
ltobertEon, late Observation-Disclosures, IN said
Coanty, deceased, Il Is ordered AMI directed by
the Register that the Ad ID Illustrator Aforesaid
rive notice Of granting Of letters Of Adminls-
tratlon,e. l. a., upon tut estate q the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof
BY causing advertisements to be posted
within 20 days fruin the date or such
letters IN Elk OF the most pnelie
places Of the county OF New Castle, requiring
~ Dersons having demands agaiuSt the estate
70 present the aame, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such caHc made and provided (;
and also cause the same TO be Inserted within
the same period in the Daily HRPUBLICAli,
newspaper nubliahedia Wilmington, aud 70
BE- Continued therein three weeks fe, odd
r|@~l Given under the hand and seal OF
Il. g. 5Onice Of the RICHTER sforeeaid, 81
49, Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and Yesr above written,
JOHN n. BRADFORD, Register,
koTicE.-hil persons having claims gainst
/ Tie estate Of the deceased must present the
came, duly attested TO the Administrators, {. ia.
on or before November nth, 1853, or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case made and
proyioed.
SECURITY TRUST SAVE DEPOSIT CO.,
Address, Wilmington, Del.
ni6-eod-aw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
oRATEFuL-coMFoRTNa
Epp's Cocoa:


tiBy a thorough kauwicIEo OF llr ntla,IAs
laws when govern The operations o. llktslvl
and nutrition and ny careful Apl4lealV3li u
the flne propsrles Of wen sc,etI {g2's X w,
dl5lrate dayored bpgerHFr which my sA'e
"a many heavy dnctoT's BILE, u ( ~ lAt ~
iieious ure Offuch articles Of net ihal ygI
Stitniion NAV be gradually Dull up a NY
siFouR enough 10 resist every fnaslgl v,
easa, Hundreds Of snpl!r ha.tu .'5.gy tbeTs
IL weak p1ipt, We uay escape lllnl l MN
shaft by keeping ourselves wen ioi'l sl. ~ e
pnre hood and properly nDullahta hAA''
: Civil Service hatette' ...,,r ar milk.
Made simply Win g9ilnA Gro-Frs' "a.
Sold only Ia bal r3uhl ula W
JAMES EPPs AND CO.. n9Gl INV
CtiFaiIsT. London, England, mo ~ u -l@ -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Order yonr pictures and frames
once at YeTger's, 4l9 Bhipley street, or
you will DO left. They have more orders
than ever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
OVERCOAFS.

Another new lot to-day.
This time they are Fur
Beavers, silk and satin
lined, also a new lot OF
listers, our own make.
IT you want a stylish,
comfortable one, 8 e e
these. They won't last
long as we can sell them
as fast as we can make
them. Suits, we did
not believe we had so
many until we W g r e
overlooking cur stock a
day or two ago. Many
OF them are our o W n
make, and we are sure,
when you find out how
they are trimmed and
made and how comfort.
ably they fit. you will
find them to be a great
bargain.
Fine goods handsome
ly trimmed and made
are what attracts t h c
people to our Custom
Department. Our cut
tiers are anxious t G
please.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

New designs in muaie uAhlnets--
ebony, mahogany and naRliah oahl alto
tome handsome new styla piano stools,
acarfs and oovefa II, y. Rohelen, TO
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

I
mean what It does In ships
double is better, triple
better still.
Such work as Rogers
Brothers "I847 Imperial Il
at the top in either grade.
It's a rare thing when you
can get q piece of that stamp
TN der price. The last time
to look Tor such a chance
with Christmas three weeks
of. The chance ls here just
the same. Fresh, perfect
goods. On the counters this
morning. Prices are by the
dozen:
Al DOUBLE TRIPLE
Teaspoon. d 80 Es tiSs q q !, A
F sSRls.esoaa IS SSS as SIS 70; ts s SS 81 81
Sort of house-Warmlng for
silverwaTe in its new place,
second floor.
second moor, near centre. -Four elevators.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
liipt Registered Lltlis Iu
MEW OMLGAMn NATIONAL BAMK
Kew Orleans La.

pRNFMpTD ThAt the presence Of
hEM EN- DER Generals BsAursgAT1
and karly, who are in charge Of the draw
lnBS 10 . guarantee of absolute fAiInolt
and integrity, that the chances are all
oquAi and that no one can possibly dlVina
what numbers Will draw q Prise.
HEMEM&ER also, that the payment Of
RriEel 10 GUABAMTEMB NJ ROUM
HATAOMAL BAHK8 Of New Orlsane,
and the Tfekots are signed by the PFeal.
dent Of an lnslitution, whose chartered
rights are recognised IN the highest OouKtsl
therefore, beware Of I'll tmitstiens OF ~
noymoun aohemas
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
u schednle In Nlleet Nov. "a 1855.

ID Schedule In eject Nov. Ia. 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE-
rot EAST BOUND.
PhiisdsiThia, week days, 70 20 30, 60,
b5, IS 90, . %, HiO So IL OA, \ N; sig 20, o.
% 10 20 &c, t2h, 0 70. 81 o.. 80, 8 20 y IA,
IhilsdslPdis spnde5s 'S9e, 5e,, ~,
- 50, 6 81, q ~, 81 90, 8 80 p m.
Chester, waak days, "a 30, O. 10, TO- I o.,
% %, %, II O5 nj ia 49, co. 20, 70,
'159, 80 e2, %, ss9 N: - an
lles, ms ~ 40. / %. 90. 80, 's21, rs,
o q, $50 ? m.
Baliimoss an1 Washington, % ab Ill 81
a $3.50, y 40 p Tui ti2 ~ nixht. All daily.
Z 80 q p daily except sunday.
Ohitsgo ana Pittsoarg, ~ 10 night. 70 %
p m; bo;h deity.
Oinolnraii SAD Sc Louis. II 81, N and
- 10 p 70; Doth cailg.
sitEsrly experimentation, 20 and II 10 p
kandenSsfS Accommodation, week days,
II OOam;2tb and . Isl 4 Sundays, . 10
9 IN and rs . m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
Fer Philadelphia, 7.a5p. N, daily. except
sunday, For Baltimore, h.35 a. m. and 5, 10 y /.
NJ, daily, - p. m, daily, except sunday,
For LandeneerR,s SO a. M, 10 % a. N. and
sunday phly 81 y. ~. daily,
Pltsbnrg and Chicago express daily, 5.ii
| y. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
TO-.
Daily, 'l2.C5 a. m, 500, 10 %, 'n.OO, a. m
| " o.. noon 40, 800, 80, A,50, 60 100
10 10 50, Ito, y, ~.
Daily, except sunday, % and 7.s5 a. n.
/ =. Is. and @. 30 y. IN
| SUNDAY only, y. 10 a IN.
Telephone, No. 1873
! Rates TO We. tern p5Inis lower than via any
| other line.
q. %. SC0i T., W. M. CLFMEHTS,
Gen'l fass. Agent, General Manager
| ni5-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
DlST ALL PREtEbEETl
OVER Two MlLLIGHS DlsTaIHUTEO
Loulslana stateI,ottarY Comnan

Louisiana BtateL Lottery Company
Incorporated hH the LoginAsure IN 1888,
Tor Educational and charitable pufposoa
and lie franchise made a part Of the present
state Oonntltution, IN telD, ~ an over
Whalming popular vote,
Hts GRAND EXTRAOB DIMAHY
DlRA va n 6h take place Aemt-Anmgt'
ally (Iumo and DeoernboFl, aid lto
IMAM ID Mn GLE n OMMEH DRAW
ANGH take place ON eAoh OF the
other cen months fm me year, ana
are alh drawn an public, At ans
Academy Of Mualo, New Orleans La.
eve 40 hereby earthly that We gupsFVist
the aTfAnHemsnts for all the Mohthly and
5emi-Annual DraWinKa Of Tha L0uisiant
State Is0ttary o., and In person Manage
and control the drawings thSmgelveg, ana
that the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness and IN gooa faith toward ali pAftisa
and We authOfiHa the company % use thh
ctrttfeAts, with fas-similss Of cur Signature
Attsahsd n tta adVastisSme9ta.S
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
StraWbriidge G. CIothier
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA.
DIR. TIE, E;ET,.
'9SN. FOurthSt
bsi1s Gftis.
PHIlkOEf pHil

y yslit practical ,Ip,tnnh
14a'ah!g5s D. -urtusft laitiH
saief ani prfual't, Ia n
- fgl.iFlHs plTf.aiL5 Ill A.
cl,ll'i'snsta, Heed Poisss
sin hisFnats plahsf
hlatrhCs, Uhstiaatr i'j.sFi
ObstrutiuHa iatAEatali
Of Kidney, lilndiefmialf
gfsNrs NgFSeHa Debility
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Piano soaFfu. new designs, IN silk or
plush. II. r. Robslan. no MaFkst 81,
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BEEoHER Is gallery is number 815.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
ACRE PROPERTY.

$1,000. VIII buy 80 acres Of land well Inn
proved, with good house and barn; fine
large artesian well, under cultivation.
$500. VIII purchase Sox2o rods; the fines,
view in the Tenth Ward.
$500 per acre. Three five acre tracts OF
land on drive near the park, plenty of water
| fine shade trees, all under good cultivation
two and one-half miles from postofice.
$1,000 Will secure Is acres three miles
from the postofice ON east bench; bargain.
$500. One hundred and sixty acres of
fine farming land over the Jordan River,
! well fenced, flowing well, five miles west OF
CITY house of SIX rooms, stable, sheds, and
all under cultivation; canal running
through farm. This is fine farm
600 acres Of wild land over Jordan at SIS
per acre, five miles west.
$25 per acre, 100 acres within three and
one half miles northwest of city.
800. Per acre five 2O-acre lots, west of
city, within one mile OF city limits, all under
good board fence, nice level land, part
under cultivation, good artesian well.
$1,000. 80 acres five miles south of city;
new house. six rooms, good barns.
$3.50. 5aeres, good new brick house, s
miles from city.
$l.6OO: 4 acres, with good house, AZ miles
south of city.
$l500. Per acre four 5-acre pieces in Nine.
teenth Ward.
40acres in Nineteenth Ward most desirable
tract OF land In city limits for subdivision,
high and dry. Come and see us.
$50. Per acre, 100 acres over the Jordan,
two miles from the city limits.
$500. 6 acres on Jordan Street, near old
race-track.
$4,000. acres one mile from postoffice
south.
$500. Per acre 1S acres one mile from post.
Office south.
$500 Per acre 10acres one and one.fourtb
miles from postoffice south.
go acres fine coal bed two and ore-half
miles from railroad, near city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
BUILDING LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS.
$3.50. Lot 10 in Tenth Ward.
$500. Lot &c * 165, on car line, Nineteenth
Ward.
$1,000 will buy 81 acres of ground, well
| located in Nineteenth Ward.
$1,000 will buy lot 10 20 rods of ground
in the Nineteenth Ward; FIVE blocks from
the Deseret National Bank.
$3.50. 2lax11 rods of ground in NineSenth
Ward
$3.50. VIII buy 6x6 rods of ground in the
Tenth Ward. well located, high and dry.
! $780, One full block OF land one block
north OF Brigham Street, 212 acres, at a bar
gain.
$4,000. 6xlS rods, head of Main Street, on
hill, fine view.
$4,000. Corner lot. 7x1s, on Main Street,
with 1ox1o in rear, in centre OF town.
$1,000. Corner lot, 1OxlO. in Twenty.first
Ward.
800. Lot sx1O rods, Twentieth Ward,
three blocks from Invent eth Ward store.
81 400. Corner lot. 10x10 rods, two blocks
from Brigham Street, north bench.
$500. ~ acres one-fourth block from
Main Street, six blocks from this office
This is a desirable property to subdiyide.
$4,000. Lot 1ox1O rods in Tenth Ward
cast and north front.
500. Lot 3xl0 In Twenty-frst Ward; n.y.
drant water on lot.
$500. Lot 211lxl0 in Tenth Ward.
$50 feet front, directly opposite Garfield
Beach Hotel; only available land there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$4,000 will buy q store two stories,
rentedl and Is feet front by 80 deep; one.
half BLOCK from Main Street on second
South.
$4,000 will buy 200 fee: front by 165 deep
corner lot on Second South, one block from
Main, containing q good brick block, all
rented; can be bought on easy terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-26

CoALTER 4 SNELGRovE, the Salt Lake
music dealers. Weber pianos.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-01

S. ]. Jackson went to the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Schlacks and Mrs. NJ. Lud-
wig, of Chicago, are visiting their brother,
Nick Thielen, of this city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday :
j. NJ. Stephenson, Franklin; John McNa-
mar, Newark; Robert Major, Sheridan: j. E.
Major, San Francisco; NJ. Brigg, Rio Bonito;
l.. j. Lambert, n. +. Mills and J. L. Gar
rett, Auburn; ]. R. Armstrong, Sacra-
mento; NJ. Il. Rowell, San Francisco.
James H. Miller, who for many years
lived in Ell Dorado county, removed with
his family 10 this city last summer He
has returned to Latrobe, and says ne will
end his days in the best county in the State.
By the wayne never saw a man, or woman
either, who hailed from Old Ell Dorado who
were not proud of that fact.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: ]. II. Love, MarysviIle; B. NJ.
Crane, Freeport, Illinois; II. T. Trip. Chi
cage; J. H. Wenchell, Salt Lake; J. NJ.
Jasper, Wheatand: I. j. Kelley, Ben
Clark, V. G. Moore, V. H. Brown, A. Nor
rlsey and John Wolf, San Francisco; Miss
Mary E Fox and Mrs. W. Kinross, Oak
land; Washington Porter, Miss Georgia E
White and q. L. Holmes, Chicago; w.
Sheidley and Miss Sheidley. Kansas City,
Mo; S. B. Batterman, Louisville
An agreeable surprise party was rendered
E. E. Myers and wife at their residence on
Seventh street, between and Q, Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Myers is manager at w. r.
Strong & Co.'S, and the party was rendered
by the employees of that firm All went
prepared with baskets of cake, oranges,
bananas and other fruits. The host aud
hostess were presented with a handsome
fish set of fourteen pieces, and a check on
d. o. Mills & Co. for snug sum, the latter
a present from the firm Among those
present were: E. E. Myers and wife, J. H
Platt and wife, A. Epson and wife. Thomas
Coulter and wife, George Eaton and wife,
G. b. Strong and wife, j. W. Barrett and
wife, NJ. Wiley. Miss Mary Barrett, E. l..
Davis, Miss Ainsworth, Howard Martin,
Miss Lizzie Plat, Frank Croly and c.. Bejar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-01
A real novelty in Dress

A real novelty in Dress
Trimming.
Imagine a series of solid
wheels. from three to six
inches in diameter, all made
of braid, and connected with
small loops in one continuous
strip to go entirely around the
bottom of skirt. Smaller
pieces for upper part of skirt
and waist to match.
Another
Silk braided Sets in two
shades of brown. The design
consists Of six palm-leaf >
figures, graduated in size from
four to fifteen inches. The
larger pieces are for the skirt,
the smaller ones for the waist.
Suitable pieces are also pro-
vlded for the collar and cuffs.
The same design can also
be had in black.
New effects in black sets,
slightly mixed with silver
tinsel.