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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
KID GLOVES

South Of Philadelphia, and our prices are
more reasonable than the larger cities on fine
grads Of goods.
A good 4-button Assorted Tans, embroid-
cred backs. at SO cents; regular 81 I-cent
kid. A Fine Foster Hook Glove at 80
cents regular 81 20 hid.
The Finest Plain and Embroidered Kids,
made In France, S1.65 and 81 80; sold generally
at 81 so and $500 by the large firms In New
York and Philadelphia.
81 90 4.button Embroidered Suede Gloves,
worth SI.25.
button lengths Mousquetaires Suede.
1G button length ruede, In Tans, White and
Black 20-button length 10 Suede
Boys Kids, Mems Kids, Misses Kids, and
all kinds OF desirable gloves for ladies, men
and boys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
THIRD EDITION.


The Republican, Of Wilmington viii
hold meetings 70 night at I.50 o'clock at
the following places to elect Ward Com
mittees.
Flrat wArd-Isaiah Thomas Washing
bon atreet Market House. six members
70 elect.
Second Ward-C. K Gilmore, No iO5
East Second stIelt Ten to elect.
Third ward-H. G. Mclean, southeast
corner Of Fourth and Jefferson streets
Ten to elect.
Fourth wArd-A. D vandever, No. Ill
RAst Fourth street Eight to elect.
Firth ward Edmund Mitchell, Jr.,
Msns Building, Sixth and shipley streets,
Twelve " elect
six h ward-FrAnk C suiham Y. N.
y Club house, No. so King street. Ten
10 elect.
Seventh ward-Dayid Il. Backing
ham, Seventh Ward Club room, corner
OF Tenth aud Market streets Fourteen
to elect
Eighth ward-Frank r PArAdee, south
east corner OF seventh and Spruce streets.
Fourteeu TO eject.
Ninth ward-James L. Hawkins Old
...csdemy, Brandywine Village Eight to
elect
Tenth wArd-Ezra Lukens. No place
named Ten TO elect.
Eleventh ward-James Lang, No 1895
Maple street Four to elect.
Twelfth wArd-JAmes Ratlidge, Con
gross nall, corner Fourth and DuPoat
streets Four to elect
ghe First District Committee will NEE.
- No $40 King street. on next Monday,
December II, 81 $ o'clock p tn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

From the MlddlstoEn Transcript.
st Georges Prsst y IariAn Church was
81 ed on Wednesday evening 10 It's Ut.
most capacity. The occasion which
SO1Rht 50 many people together was
the uniting In marriage Of Mr. ChAFles
e Pool, OF McDonCuSh, and Miss MOI.
lie q Sutton, OF st Georges. TIE Oh
oiAtinR ergymau Nss Rev. Charles A.
Walker, pastor Of tie church. Mise
6Allie Chandler, OF Ksnnett Square, Pa,
WAS bridesmaid, and Mr.. l. D. WoodE,
Of McD1nouzh, acted As sroonsmAn
The ushers we're Messrs. Stewart n
foo and Howard A Pool, Frank R
Pool and Wn. G JAnvior. The bildr
was very handsomely dressed In a white
surAh silk trimmed with cord. She wore
4 beau iful vel and WAS tas;efully
Adofned with flowers. Alter ihe csre.
mony many relatives ami friends re
psired to the house Of tue brides father
Postmaster A N. sat,on, where q
bountiful collation. Was served. Late
In the evening the bride and groom LET,
tor their nee home near MeDonouRh.
The congratulations Of the large com
pAny present folio we'd them. Tbs vel.
ding Of two worthy youDR people thus
happily concluded WAS voted a grand
success BY ell,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

The theatrical rep Fssr q tho Re
PUBLICAN bappslei 70 nee. the ORA
mA:lc critic II 80 Of the .es ioS
theatrical newspapers 10 the coGulTy,
" RE SporiEE sud Ito .gticAl JuurnAp
ard the New York d Anatie Ngws,'f
sad Asked his opinion Of lhst rlghl'B
opera, and the following were his worst
vsreat.m: There is ton e,ning ABOUT the
grand siugi5g and music that IL ia
sptriIK, t1toK cAtiBE, and WEAps q Ger
son Win enthus'Asr1. 1; mEkts ONES
cl-o3 rue BWiiteT, ard cus's heart teas
faster, lis one full OF love, and trans
ports one 70 . vertAble heaven Of
pleasurA5le delight A1d persons y no
have the least sptek u 4 use In u siT
souls, aud those with cuitlya' ed ears
ana tastes, and lovers Of Rood music
should encourage the management b
after ding the GIa5d OysTA OF 'FAusl''
this evening. These words, couiIE
ticm such reliAb c person ss tbs repre-.
sentative o. tue GbJse psrs, ought o
be 8. fl lent to pack the house. from pII
70 dome.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

At the announcement Of the death OF
Albert Curry, which occurred 81 Green
VOID, eussex county, Delaware, On
Wednesday, thers sre Thousands OF
citizens VITO will pause and heAve =
Eorrowful Sigh as bis name was AlmoEt
. household word for mAnliusss and *
Aitsd character. He was born on tie
homestead Shers be died IN 1915, AMI
alter getting TIE beet sducAuOn be
could in the public schools Of bic day,
he em bArked In the business Of farming
and beoame . noted sgrlcq taFisi.
Albert Cury's views VI fArminE AMI
fruit Rtowing we're accepted - Law 10
the farming ana fruit growing Sections
whore be was knoHn. At ore time
Mr. Curry bad So high IS % OCO peach
trees on bis farms Mr. Curry alwAyE
took great interest in public Affairs He
vas RsT bicAn and NA8 The caHdl-
date Of his parry for Governor IN 1851
when Governor 6tooklsy was elected
Curry rscsived Il $50 votes IN the
etA'e AID SiocL,sy lG 553 beinR the
largest voto sses cast L. the stats &c
wss modest, int iigsnt and consclsn.
tious-A model man IN all respects de
leRV q wife and ole son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
SILK FlCHUS AND SCARFS.

This is special Inns with US, right direct
from Europe. The bast Of value, reliable in
every way. No cotton Mixture
We show IS different qualities and styles
of Black Lace Fichus and Scaris The finest
line we have ever shown
$500 for Silk Lace Fichu, $I25, 81 50,
SI75, So 90, S. IS, S2.5o, S27s, $500,
and on up until you reach $40 90 for superb
article. las styles of ruching. We do very
largely In Neck Wear and sell them at reasoua-
bic prices We have them all Handsomely
sampled, so that you can see the entire line at a
glance, without loss Of time or patienes,
The greatest reduction sale of surplus
stock is going on. Don't miss the bargains we
are selling In Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels
Blankets, Comfortables, Spreads etc.
You will find many a nice Christmas
Present among them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Deaf b Tahsn In or HumbaEgsa.
There are come PEOPLE In thls city
that are born 10 lead, while others ere
born 10 follow. Even In the halls OF the
Legislature We and leaders and imitA-
tors, aud % u 10 with the tramp
olothleKs, whose tricks have been intsr-
Tered with through ths Honorable Judge
Balls hearty-Work, 10 those who would
still like 10 humbuK, bat are partly pre-.
vented through exposure, especially
those who adVeTtITe TO make you be-
lieve everything and really have moth
ing.
The old ssAndbys IN our city are re-
spooted, but tramp concerns are not
The old atAndbys have stood the storm
for years, and are still in the LEAD, and
viii continue IN splts Of the loud cry,
81 am the arest am."
We say &c strangers aud the public IN
general, don't be tumbuEEea, and We
publish this a. . guide 10 watch your
selves A Stranger came % town the
other day, and not being AoQ PAINTED,
Inquired for the Economy Hail" he
was told By these "EOuld-be leadcrs'
that be was In Tie establishment. TIE
Leader" knew that his chance to bull
dczs vas good, and being q gits strange
tlld him that be EAs Mr. FelleeimeF, the
proprietor, himself, and In this wAy
succeeded In selling him their trAiby
0 Othing 81 big oatTAgols prodE on
oar good name Viii this kind Of kusi-
va succesc2 No. Nothing but hon
eat and square dealing will hold out,
aud the following is Just what has made
she Economy Clothing Hail" polulaI:
LnE prices on every article, witch b.
;he IsEsnadiuz power For the Interest
OF new comsrs 20 this section Of the
country, We will sdi for their bsns-
&C, that the famous establishment, the
z ,onomy Hail." ls a05 Market street,
between al aud 5.h s,ree.B. Tbs bald.
Ing IL = small one, but Il Is racksd
from the ground floor to the roof with
The ct0lclat clio hing 10 the naEksl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

WAsEtSGToS D c Dee IA da2g.
lion, representing the Catalan pix
H4skars, waited on The Dom ui0u M.uss-er
o Customs yeste day. They wan: The
Government 20 adept measures 10 pre-
ven: lie importation Of American E4a.-
eers ed lsEt, which Is 81 present brougL,
lnlo ceta '.Ion With the pure article Of
Canal. They are also seeking 10 have
M tut5 % American pork aIed az two
tents FeE 70 "a toF barrel pork, Al
pies-u. Tie al;s q one rent,aal the IL =
pn American taus zad slo1 isrs is two
teEu, The Ml.s.er prom sd 10 consider
the mater
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

John p ers5u ard Alter. Bucher. 4 ,his
city AID ChArlts Howard o! PLHzd slphiz,
started about ? o'claek yesterday acgr
noon down TO 4 u Wanderers tstAs-
lishneut near the Walton & NEsun
Company 5 works o shoot crows Tht
crows IL large numbers gather there to
feed upon the cArriou that Mr. VSudersr
hauls away iron the city Each guuutr
bid IA ambush an fred away a. the
cross when III ' cane within range
he gunuers had about a three hours
seoo', an in that Tine, Howard brought
down crows, P!ers 8 and Bucher ,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

~ he man who beA's The drums 10
rs Opera House orohssua would take
pattern after the payer OF the sane
instruments" IN the American Opera
Company, aud not knock the heads out
o hia dtuus, he wOull confer . lasting
favor on the frsquentsIs At this house
L nay b. music, bat there 10 nc sense
In plu ndinz . dram - hard ~ e Il By
this WieldsF Of the stick. P'ssss taFbsar
HRADAgIrz
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
Out rates

ST PAUL, Dc Il -Yesier1lv after
noon the Burlington ard Northern Roads
aid they would hereafter sell Grst clAss
tickets 70 Chicago al t6 90" and the
OmatA Rosd imm s1iatsly did the zane.
The cut was cAus7d By the disc0yery
made by the Officials OF these roads tha.
the Wisconsin Central VAS seii * tickets
through q bro er's Off e IN AiunesIolis
al the rate oft6.5O The other roads will
meet the cut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

william Adele, son Of ex Ucun Gilman
Beorse Absie, reached bis Plat birthday
kesteTdAyj and the event WA Appropr'-
Ate!y celebrated By few OF bis friends
d the residence Of bis brother In Law,
a. L RsSnslsy, No sol EAt sfx.h
street The suppsr consisted Of eli the
aslicsoisa Of the ssAs0u and Was heartily
snJ1yst. After supper Mrs. RAWnsley
favored tie company With isa choice
selections en- the . auo, and Mr.. Adele
Ang lumber OF songs. There we're
many expressions OF hope that the
RoguE mans ip.use might be happy
and nteful.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

The Anthony Higgins CluO was re
9ssAnitsd last evening, AEd the folloV
lag ofeeEs were oh0ssr: President
CHARLES Il. Smith vice president, g
Hood ss1rstAry, David A. jackson
frsAHlEsr, JGcob HArdlnEi sergeant 81
ArnI J n Davis
Twenty-Five names were placed OF the
roll ara for the present the Leaf
aaAl.o vii. be 81 Grand Army Ball
GsnA Eud Market syrests.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Frederick KIND, Jr., the milkmau
referred TO in Wednesdays REPUBLI-
Can as being bothered vita thiev sWh5
would steal not only the mi K but the
cans containing II, which were hung on
his customers door knobs, called 81 the
EEPCBLICAS Office to-day to say that
lhe stealing Of the cans are great loss
p him, A. be has 20 pay Is. IS And -
high - 30 cen for them, According 70
lize. BE does roI like 70 lose bis milk,
bat 10 lose hts cAns IL rather hard -
bsAr. II the tlieves will call on MT
hlund be would gladly furnish iham
With milk bat he does desire that they
you'd not take bic eAnG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
OUR LINE OF FINE AND MEDIUM

Commenting at I2I cents and running up to
So 80 each, is very superior, and as we do not
deal in cotton handkerchief Of any kind, you
are always sure of getting full value for your
money. Even our cent Fancy and Plain
Hepstitch are Linen
A Job lot in White Embroidered, at 25
cents each. Some rs styles, many worth 81 and
so cents, all at IS cents each.
Others at SO cents, 81 cents, IS cents, 81
cents, SIoo aud on up to S. so.
We have one OF the largest assortments
OF reliable
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Gate = large Andisnos issened TO .
m - Interesting aud Instructive lecture
latt evening BY the RsV. ". L. 8
huFray, 81 silveTbFook Chapel, on the
Heart IL the Eitch II all parents
and CHILDREN 10 onr city g. nd bear II
snd act On the AoYice given, . rsvolu
ton UCu d 90 be wrought 10 the con-
dilion Of society that every oDe Wcu q
feel aud ackno Rledge. About S25 N4r
rsG d from the sac OF cEets, Ar
tent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
Wanted.

Everybody to know that
il they want Clothing
for Man or Boy, ready
made or made TO order,
that they will never flnd
q batter place TO buy or
where they will be better
accomT odated than a. the
very extensive Clothing
aud T-iloring Establish.
ment Of j 7. Mdllin &
S n, our city. THIS firm
never expected to win
your confidence by blow.
ing, but By studying the
peoples interests snd tUy.
ing TO supply Their wants
by keeping q full assort-
ment Of the best Clothing
and : also always haY-
ing a stock OF the very
finest Imported and Do
nestle Suitlngs, 0vercoat
ings, TrO uBsrlngs, Trim
mings, C c.
See our 0yercoats, CON-
pare cur prices If you
please. Examine our
Suits, pass your ju 1gment
on style and make.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Yesterday afternoon william Dough
sfty. "a year cd boy employed 10 The
hutoLsF ea;hb tslDsnt Of hAmms.e
hfothsfsi aHd hts left hand badly NAH
q % bang caught IN the rollers OF a
IA ca.unF mtoA ne. TIE boy vas re-
moved TO bis home aCd Dr. asrtel
O, led a. BAT A'tsE making 81 sKAmin
ation ne tnam0led DR.. Bush and
plAtof ana tue tzrss physicians Aapu
tAled tse hand 81 RE wrist
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

About 81 o'c,0cE lasI evening a
daring thief removed the iron ssreen
fiOm the ui7dOE OF Wilson Bcrai,on's
store, No. $40 West trout street. and
the cut hOie In the glass, through
Eh'sh he lifted cut . tray containing
tNo gold And two silver watches. Som
The ne gibbons the tnisf, and 10.
l0sed him 'or soms distance, bat be
su5osedsd In making hIs slcApa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Extensive sale Of pawpbrokeRs Aocds
al Ma us MAgkel Strseh. Wasehta cf
ell descriptiona. also dlamonde Tinass
pins, chains. charms, q inot AZ kinda
Of teWelFy, eta, eto, Will Be- sold % the
highest biddag without Fteerve. sale
every evehlbR this week. W. A. Hu-
Ill. anollnnaaI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Robert McIi7A!n, residing q, No. 10
Church street, Gu, his ef, leg tel,w tie
snee with an aize yes.eriay morning At
TIE As9n & sharp works one oi tLe
teud0us o. The leg Was covered. BE vas
taken BE- me sul Dr. George d. CsutE-u
beng called rendered the necessary sur
Rfcal hll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

As George Racine, reel n Ils sd.si, ~
t,r's station, PspSs1e' ~ and DelaF,snI.
cas- os's'f R,i RTo, ~ he is.r Wheel .
carriage w. struck ., rlsce., ESll
md he ' ,his,s torn 10 pre- Il "a
nj ~ D.; I'd int the gutter 'i'
badly hurt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

John Blake, Who served a term IN
New Castle jail some months ago Tor
.uEslATg. AEd WA0 was married 70 q
PALE delrhiA woman Ia the la, bas
teen i4fgsd again FOR the same offence
IN FLi-sdtiEhia The wife ls new Ap.
plying Tor divorce FROM hiu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

TIE wtlm'r g'ou & Sorshsrn Railroad
Company has eonusroed re erection
u ~ ifsn bridge =, Embrsayille over
b. Brandy Uins. The br'dRs viii b.
70 fzst org. The masoBTy o. q RrAdInz
Il beinz done By d Z. Keenan,, Il
Philadelphia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
ssllInr or a, Anc,Ion

Wil.issa A, HuElll will cell fr R7u-
iel, hls'imsr q Co., on 1oudsy ard
fnesday tv-ui= a., the ITIh ami I..h
nasa' ~ N3. 7is MARKET street, tfglr -r.
tiIe stooE OF fancy and hosldHy ko3ss,As
ray be seea By Advertisement II an.
Pthel column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

By using slmms' Bot&sio HAiF Tonic,
The sreAl hair grower and toilet dTsasingl
cures ali dissssss OF The scalp and re-
moves every impeiiment 10 . healthy
gTowth Of hair 500. and 81. Fourth
and King stFesta, Wilmington, Del.
Philadelphia, Smith B Kline %, All
Arch atfeaL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Are piekibg thea up nov, whIla the
assortment IL ffesh aud oomplete. No
store In town has the vAEiaty Of plain
and fancy slippe 10 compare With
those 81 the Family ehoa House, No. sos
Market street, above Second, AID the
mOdsxAls pliess surprises all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Fer 20 cents you can buy the best
hNnd-msde mizsd candies fresh made
this vfef. 0uly as. ~ No. 4 Weat
SGn-na street. and also No. 5l2 King o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Fer Christmas photographs 90 to Hol-
land. He makes she ansst phCtaarApts
10 the cllE, 81 the very lowest pFioes.
Gallery, 3QT Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

90 70 John II. Turner, dealer in esirA
Lshish coal, also are. brick, fEs-elAy,
etc, Water street bstEeen King and
freuch streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
FRIENDS CALENDAR
FOR 1889.

4 rez4 it-l daily Calendar, with Ey-
l-1r- 5-g-l u from FHtuis wit
in 49, ~ e#.s; III tor & 70
lie L.r 4aI ~ the pub isbeTs
FERRIS BROS,
as 4 CygH AETks. ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Ola Reliable, SOS Madison strSsA
Blue Dab, Oaps May goodies, whita
Dab, cal Gsh, nounders, trout, cod nah.
Oysters, IS, 80. 40e. Branch. No SO
alraaa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

Tomorrow promises to te fair -
rarity cloudy, and eighty ~armsr.
lodAy some EhBt similar conditions,
iJLLJH Cd Oy rAip OF annW on he clEat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

J. G. s'A h. No Si4 Market street,
Is mskitg FOtgon bTosn tread, fTssh
sTsEy morning. Give ila tIisl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

- tho 1S.h inst By the
ksy. }. Z Bryan, IA the Asoury n. T.
p s7n. g. W1 Day and Lama A.
FAlTa
hDAMS-T CFAbrtN -Cn the 18Th Inst
By ths K VI ? BTyAo, ib tbs stuTy 3
r, sOEoasEs, Jo7gph F.AdAms Ard Ne lie
b McFaddeu, all Il lhlH city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

For enc mlIiuSssg3 70 Hollis, No.
West Eto0nr M No $40 KIM
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14

ATUTlgE-i IN1 ESD II APPLY A.
tns rfI felEtqu q tss General A.
- 2 aly o. fha st-ta o. Dals we to- az a.
fslsiA Eorss frum ny EusCAhd, IA sfn
Ha3FuF e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-14
FIFTH EDITION


49, " Olgt And To-
oyaW s 1 a 10 O'Clock NM tt''alla
slta Ohisf Justice Oon 'u, atii
Aesooiaie Jueses pre,sS, VI
T ',sis oiolshl in By The 6aIIls,. =.
.,sea and sep, - ihousS ~, q
'psAt TIE night 10 a e1s,irs
As sooh ~ the name, N w W
we've oAilei the t1,uipAS,,,,as
neasea IVES resumed Vp q
john j Burroughs. VII,
s.ana when court t)ok n, ~ q
evening, was recA lsj ~ s te.'a
RssslnE bis testimony IN NJ, I'M, allH
ne chase and capiute Of c,,iuntstv
hos thty delivered linn Any.
police. CALHOUN tod n. o.H 70
Spout The crime, and 80 ', ,s'.
aoheF III the time, 'N padz
"a the croIs sTanlp,t'sn II. =
yer Ats.d the witness In h ~ ".
70 prisoner WAS p ris6tiv ~ ,ss. w
NJ. = ggs oblec'to era Ia 80
FAMED she objection. TIA N IVY
80 said thAt Il hAi hss T1 .h ~
n 1,on we Der q, An1 es,a,ll,s,i \.
ooefi', thAt ir1u ksnBel. il 49, ~,
Jus i,r crime Nu,rs Tie IpSr, !.
NJ Chandler ,h,u A.s,d IN,
"a you rot tell ms .. 4, ~ w w
~" very n uoh unJer ia ,,sI ~
hqgot when yon captured b,,a-,
No, sir, did not rsn,l,S -
ness In The ii NsI En-, ptaii5 ns,,..
John W Bentley wa ,S-.a
Alter eoriph1fAtJns The s,1ry = NV y,
NE prtvious Wilte.s.s n tb,.,'a
capture Of Calhoun ga ~ ~ \.
q .itsa - hin tnA. hs hAl oorsv'
ASS LQfsnd te,!sgi nr
police otbc IN thls CIV .ns !,
Salhoun besr BrAutyw!,s g,,,.
monday, kOvtmbtrI3t b.lv.,s'
. O'Clock 10 the si.trBo51 NIX.
ihai he had scFa'cs ca bl, S'sS'
he thought there we're lrm, rn,i,s
| Edward r JChas01 ts,rs.i NJ
sA pail officer, an 10 ra,n,o,',
telephone message fseslssl h IN
station Seut over 20 Lei Nh,
search Of Calhoun. Up5b ,.,o,,,,
pisos be learned Tia ts.bonn ia
arrested and be went to toeo,i vT-,
house, sac WAS ,ying 90 s.,,ss
seemed very weak and u,Th'.I
when chs raised up be uo,'es1 ikn
clothes were o'ts'rapgs1 Ipd bst.l
Of hsr drtss WtE tie wl,pal sSi
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Boston brown Bread
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EMBROIDERED APRONS

We show superb line Of these goods, Inn
ported from St. Gall, Switzerland. Prices range
from 20 cents to 81 90 each. Also Scalloped
Apron at % cents; wonderfully cheap thing.
Our Fine Fan stock Is full and complete
OF new styles. No fancy prices on any kind
Of goods
The system of selling every article at a
small profit, but of thoroughly reliable quality,
Is ruling principle of this house.