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lieved by wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed
and Beladonna Backache Plasters. Try one
and be free from pain. Price 25-cents
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EOR SALE = Pleasant residence at Nlson's
I Corner; good ga story house and nice sta
pie; also small house and store and about three
acres of land. Inquire Of o. II. WISH, Argus
ONCE.
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PARLOR STOVES.

while not actual demand just
embraces md the
of we
word that NOT UNDERSOLD e
at lower prices than
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IL Is not too much TO say that SCHU-
MAcHERs PARCHED FARINOsE Is very
nourishlng, gratifying to the palate, and
valuable contribution TO other nicetles for
the breakfast and luncheon table. 1t en-
bodies the necessary desderatum for a
generous sustaining diet 1t is cooked in two
1un1 F,M&W6m
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EOk sALE-The desirable brick house
Il pleasantly. situated ON the corner OF Locust
yeniences. Apply on the PREMISES, forenoon
or evening. 1874
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RIAGEs.

Pears Soap secures beautiful complexion
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HARPER's BAzAR-This beautiful weekly pub
LEGATION is welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The number for the ensuing week has been re-
ceiyed by N. g. Fessenden, 484 Congress street.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-Tne public to know that STEAM
w Err GREENWOOD runs from Burnham's
Wharf TO Trefethen's and Jones' Landing (Green-
wood Garden) for 10 cents the round trip.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

"For over year we have been using that ad-
mirable preparation, Hoods Sarsaparilla, among
the inmates of st. Johns Home, with constantly
increasing benefit and satisfaction; we want moth
ing better. In cases of general debility and loss
OF appetite we find 1t invaluable; also when an i'm
pure state OF the blood Is indicated by erupti0ns
etc. We shall continue TO keep 1t among our reg
lar supplies" SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH. Sf
Johns Home, Brooklyn, N. Y.
n. b. Be sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparila
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SOC Per Yard.

One lot OF Cream White AlbatrOss Suit
ing, ~ inches wide, All Wool Hair Line
Check, In Black and Navy Blne. They
will be on exhibition in our window.
Comments are unnecessary, as customers
well know the value OF All Wool Alba
trOss, AZ inches wide. Our price.
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Wanted.

RoAkDERS, transient or permanent; table
- board BY the meal, day or week; furnished
iV s1,e, iet with or without board. Apply az
lyzat POI SPRING STREET.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Manufacturers Are Unloading !

found HAVE
ASTONlsHlNGLX Low
there reduction tariff WE
esant assortment
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08


We o,lp the following from tho New
ark Lsdgsr:
The fIlends and nelRAbors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Msoksy OF MoOlellR dvllle,
White OlAy Greek Hundred, called on
them on last Thursday 81 il o'clock 3.
IN. with baskets and stoselapd dTalline
A3d pantry were alike filed. Il va.
the dolpfs OF Ioad mothers and loving
wiv5s, prompted by friendship And
kindly feeling for Mr., ma Mrs Ma k y
and family, who sxFest IN the near u
ture to break the pleasant Relationship
tlAt they and theirs have 50 Worthily
sustain ei for more thSn q score OF ears
1t was season OF UHusnAl BCclal inter
course, feat Of fat thlngt, u gust Of
feeling and flow OF noul
DR.. VallABdiRhRm made q happy nd.
dress, tepderly Alluding to the family
aud the expected removal, and remind
ed the ez Levy Oourtmsn that he Woulc
be remembered for the beautiful bridges
he had ersot6d In our hundred. Oilers
made remarks, which were followed by
matrimonial and vocal music by the
young Of the Company, after which iop
cream and cake were enjOJ ed. At the
approach Of the evening houv ths kind
wish was rendered and the fond good.
bye Epohen, while the young men and
mai6e1s remained till late hOar,
spending the evening mcst pleasantly.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
The unrIntmaa M arket.

Last night was . good one for the
Christmas market going on in the In
shtuts Hall. A large crowd Of citizens
with plethorto pccketbooks made GLAD
tho hearts OF the ladies ia charge Of the
market. All departments ts were largely
patronlzed and the merry laugh OF chill
drani delighted with the toy steam boats
and cars, WAS mixed with the lively
social ohAt aud EepaTtes OF elder ladies
and gentlemen. A heavy run Was made
all evening upon tie confectionery
stand, and the restaurant tables were
never without pleased occupants.
"Old Kriss," from his snow white
psgods tent in the centre Of the room
sat with stately authority nodding to oil
who looked ~ him and sold packages
Tor rs cents. tx understood bii
business we'll. He had = package TO
all he knew, and he made out to know
nearly everybody. This familiarity
with old kiss" would invariably
cost quarter"
The doll stand Always had crowd
around IL and dolls went off by scores,
out as they went others seemed 20
tprirg from sone place Of oonoeAlmsnt
and took heir places.
A number OF yos nR ladies' had ohAras
y hAS eAJ bAAFoug AhN uuDUEhhbu q
large number OF ladies and gentlemen
for guessing the Au horship Of some sen
tlmtnt proposed by the ladies. joseph
Richardson WAS on9 Of the most success.
fnl guessers, ald wss almost decorated
as much as one of Napoleon's field mar.
sbAls.
The little Princess Khledn, who Yves
absent the night before, occupied her
Persian tent In royal splendor last night,
She was kept busy telling the fortunes
OF those who Wers desirouB OF looking
ahead Into futuritY. Mayor HarripR-
ton was amongst those who had their
fortunes told. As no looked serious
when he came out Of the tent, It is moi
unreasonable to suppose thas the little
princess had been telling him where TO
Ind some Illegal liquor sellers and gam
blers to break up
Music WAS furnished at intervals
during the evening by q velunteer
choir OF forty voices. The music va
very enjoyable.
At 10 O'Clock came the real enjoy
ment of the pleasures of the dance, the
music being furnished by Mrs, First
with her piano. This sport was Kept
up until after IL O'Clock. There il to
be "Punoh and Judy" exhibition this
afternoon, commencing ct 8 O'Clock,
The dancing will commence thIs even.
ing al $50 pollock.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
RssoluaIoas Of RanpsOn.


At regular msetIug Of the Ct. PAul's
N. ID, Sunday School Association, held
Dec. o, 1883, the following RESOLUTIONS
we're offered and unanimously Adopted
WHEREAS, Sod In His Wise provi.
denos As superintendent OF the unl verse
has seen proper to dali home one Of our
most faithful aud VA oient teachers IN
the Sabbath eohoOI sAnd ct her death
secretary Of the TSSohers' Association
And
WHEREAS, II islbsoomIDg in us As
fellow lAborers IN the Lords vineyard
70 express our feelings At the irrepsrA
Die loss the school has sustained, NJ
well % our heartfelt sympathy for the
loved ones who mt urn the departure OF
loving wife, n devoted daughter, Az
a1iieolion0te sisteF and kind ftiend
Therefore
Resolved, Tbat II the death Of Sister
Ella Treibler St. PRul's Sunday school
has lost one Of itg moat faithful teachers
tue ohuich an active worker and this
association an Efficient and able seore
taTy, one whose RsHtle, loving dsposi
tion had en6eared her alike to officers,
aesohefs and scholars, hlWays greeting
eAoh with a kindly word and pleasant
hpobiNSAt INV MullB We DOW IN mum.
10 submission to tie will OF the Gan
Wiot" one, yet We wOuld be less than
human did we foil 20 mona the loss OF
one 90 dear 10 us bod so faithful to tie
oauss Of Christ 10 he church we love;
yet while We drop the tear of mournins
at the grave Of Bistr Ella, our eorroW
Is assuaged By tbs shouahI that our loss
ls her eternal gain and that through
the mercy OF God, her kind HeAveni-
b&lhor, she passed away from the
sosnea OF this world conscious of her
departure, rnd in bor rational mind,
bidding farewell to the loved ores OF
earth and sending love mtsssRe to her
50ho,ers to meet her in Heaven, she
sweetly fell sslsep 10 Jesus on the even
ina of the 28sh day OF November.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
entered on the minutes Of tho Assonia
tlon and published IN the daily pnpers
Of the city, and copy sent to bel
family. JOSEPH EYLE,
EMILY Z RLINN,
HARRY j. GUTHRIE,
Committee.
-
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

/
The Railroad Company has finished |
siding leading into the elevator OF Lea
Sons on the old Jefferson wharf
Mrs Edward Challenger delighted the
congregation Of the NJ E. Church on Sun.
day morning last by rendering beautiful
E0lo
Mr.. VIM. Lane Is still very III, and
up to the time OF going to press his con
dition had not improved.
The woolen mills, after having been
closed for two weeks, will start up on
Monday, much to the delight Of many OF
our towns people.
Mes RS. Lea u Sons have removed the
house from below the Telegraph office to
the northwest side. II will be usel as a
home for the night watctman.
Two mud machines and five tug boats
are now employed on the bulbhead bar,
below our city. They expect 20 finish in
three weeks. Mr.. f. Cotton has the con
tract.
About 20 feet of the yard of the rail-
road compsny's house, occupied by George
Hastings, was cut off t) allow for the new
siding leading to Lea 81 Sons elevator
where 1t crosses delaware street
hr. Frank EeVier, of Win ington, who
was to have arranged for a dancing class
OF young men on Monday last, did not
make his appearance therefore the
young men feel very much disappointed
Richard Conway, engineer at the Tri-
ton cotton mills, had the misfortune to
injure his hand very severely, by having
1t caught 10 a spindle which he was re-
pairing. He is now doing as well as
could be expected.
Captain James 7. Tluss who formerly
commanded the tiree-masted schooner
Rebfcoa M Walls, has now taken com
mand of the American Barkentine Clara
E. McGilvie OF 800 tons
BeDjau in F Thompson formerly of
Smyrna, has taken the Jefferson House
stables, and is ready aud willing to az
commodate the public. Mr. Thompson
is an old track driver OF 20 years expert
ence.
John Martin, manager OF the signal
station at the high bridge, returned home
from visit to Pennsylvania and New
York, on Tuesday evening. While gone,
he attended the tin wedding OF one Of his
many friends. While In New York city
he visited ur fellow iownsmen Edward
Duffy and Howard Comegys, who are
now employed on the elevated railroad in
that city, and reports them looking In
hrst-class condition. Mr.. Duffy weighs
l9s pounds, and Mr.. Comegys weighs
l16 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

|re AFtu1a
successful
4r.ley &
7 SbIFy
large a.
tasleiuilI
II Iglld
Whitaker
aud MIS-
prstltut
|ul.tee5 10
AXE NlsS
L Cline;
h ps'au.
| grocery
|sh pond |
ar hleut i
N1I
|YesuOt; l.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
Anathsz soe.sty { renntz.n.

Electric Council Of the American Fra
tornal Olrcle was Instituted last night
IN the rooms o. the GTooers' Association
with 35 members Previous to or
gnu zug the meetlhg was addressed by
o. w. S Bsnts supreme Secretary,
and w. N. Day. Supreme Herald Of
Baltimore, The following cfiioers were
elected;
Past chancellor, W. d. Cloud; chan
oellor, B II. MnnFopi vice chan oellor,
lsptain Q. Il. smI,bi treasurer, George
W. Cooley secretary, George p. But.
tor; herald, ]. A Tdghthipe; sentinel,
Charles N. B4nkB; trustees, Frederick
BuokmaateE, Mi.lAgd Davis and V. A
Llppenoatt.
The order promises lts members who
Gre insufed for u 200 S25 per week sick
oenehf. AtteF membership of hye
years the assessments on $1,000 certifi
osteB are 81 90, which are levied about
one each month.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
nEavAu9a,
Lhe shsaRezs mas house In Sh0 easy
RumEord 8FOB.' AOA MarkoG aSFoS3. |

LAo ah8aP0Es mas house In Sh0 aaav
RumfoFd BFop,' AOA MaFkOa aSPoS3
Oupping and leschinK, lOs E. second a..
Try Buhh's coal Vou will like it.
rry Bssh'f coal you will surely like IL,
Willard y. Davis, jeweler. Q Il. Beoond 81,
Fine IS X. Rings, at HGnrS, Ib Z. FOURTH,
Frank Roop snaith, druggist, 5th and King,
American Laundry, Goa West Front street,
Braxilisn Balm, immediate sure for numpS
Just recelTod-NeW assortment Of elegant
prestnts with silver, tea and coffee, Geo.
A. Taylor, n. e. cor. Sd and King sta.
5. H, Dufstein, 2lb King, has q hne lima Of
elSErs ana tobacco. Buy your OhfiBtmas
presents now,
you want cheap picture frames 20 20 q
y. BAugh, 200 West Second street, / have
ne largest stock in DolGwarsi CONS and soc
Ross, 80 Market street, has the largest
and cheapest stock Of hats, white shirtS, nn.
derWsar, neckwear and hosiery In tho city.
Call and sec him.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Rev. George Maxwell, who was sd.
mitIod TO tbs Baptist ministry ct the
late Baptist Mission held in this oIty,
WaA ordained pastor of the Bapt'st
Camden Church on ThursdAy evening.
The following was the order Of exer.
ciHes: Prayer by the Rev. P. Il Raw.
Inns OF the Nd. 10, Church; ordination
sermon by the Rev. DR., FItz OF Calvary
Church, Cape May City, N. j.; ordina-
ton prayer by the Rev. M. M. Finch,
North Chester Church; hand Of fellow.
ship by the Rev. =. b. HAines, HEr-
rlnRton, Del; charge to candidate by the
Rev. N. N. Finch; charge to church nv
the Rev. ID, z. Williams of DoVef.
"FAther" Carey was oslied uDon to
help extend the hand of fellowbhip,
making the ecoleSlastloAl number ave
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

2 stands for Padding, for Peach and
for Pear,
And likewise for Poetry aud Prose;
The Parrot, the Pigeon that flies In the
air,
The Pig with . ring in his nose;
For Paper and Pen, for Printer and
Press,
For Physio, and People who sell 1t;
Bus when sou are sick, to relieve your
distr0sa
Take at once Plerce's PurRAtiye Pei
let.
Oh yes, indeedl These are the P's
for you, poor, slck man or woman,
Nothing like them for keeping the bow.
els aud stomach regulated and in order
tiny, susnr-coAtsd grNnulas, scarcely
larger than mustard seeds. They work
gently bat thoroughly.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

DAYTON, o., Dec. Cat Greenvlllt
to day In connection with the trial of the
pluuderers of the Daike county treasury
the testimony showed that cx-Treasurel
Simon, who Is now serving term IN the
penitentlary, at one time previous to the
last robbery Of the vaults. had gone tC
Toronto, taking tl07 coo, all the funds
there wee, but that he weakened within
four dsys aud returned with all the
money aud that his friends prevented ex-
Hasure
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
Strong cough candy at FsrRuson'S, II
East s .oond street.


For the ladies, Workingmou and
others In need Of under wear. Just re.
osivsd . large stock, full line Ia lies,
gent'a and ohildren's fall and winter
underwear. We bought these goods
right, and have mara cd them very low.
Gail aud examine and you will be
pleased, beth In quality and price
sGroud's Dry Goods Store, No. 100 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The btEAAr Of the Ladies' Mite so-
oiety OF Delaware Avenue RAptis,
Church, held In the McOsrtney & Ken.
ney Building, Fifth ana Shipley streets,
has been very literally patronizsd, and
so popular has Ii bscoms that the ladies
have determined to continue it until
Tuesday evening OF next week. Lunch
Is served every day from II O'Clock a,
m. to O'Clock p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Beautiful Christmas hats for gentle
men, youths, Girls and boys; all in the
lA!eat styles. Il is just fun TO see how
delighted the "litIle tikess are with
their new hats they get at Dabsll1s, 9
E. 81 81. Three.fourEhs OF the people
on the street look more at your hat than
anything elso you wear. When that
looks well y0u generally will pass mus
ter. HHts make beautiful presents.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

A tramp hanging around In the neigh
borhoed OF Koolin, New Carbon Town
ship, Ches er County, on Wednesday last
while the family was absent entered the
reIidenee OF George Howell near Kaolin
and took considerable amount of money
aud clothing since which time he has kept
out of tho reach Of the officers OF the law
who are after him.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
BEECHER's gallery is number 815.

A lot of orm overcoats to be run of
at sacrifice. All shades, all wool, from
slS to Sl2, from SIS to $40, from sl2 to
tS, from $40 to SO, from is to s., and
" 80 and a, l HAMBURGER & Son
Mes 22O and 222 Market street, Whining.
ton, Del
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
a Pleasant Evening

Can be spent at the store OF the Dslh.
ware Printing Company, 224 Market
street, formerly James q Webb's, Open
every evening, This is looking time,
Como and look. You will not bs asked
30 buy. Popular goods. Popular prices.
Don't tail TO VISIT TAEIR BASEMENT
Books, games, albums, box psper and
lots Of things are in the basement.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
Inc AoadsmI Of AIu.lO.

The efforts OF L. P. Buck and othsrI
To procure capital to rebuild tbs
Academy Of Music have not thrs fAi
been successful. The wAlls are good
and It Is pity that they cannot be
utilized. Our city, however, Ia moi
large enough It SCENE to pEoftably sus-
tain another lhsRtrioAl hall, and hence
the project lanRuishes,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Is Kept busy extracting, filling and
making teeth. His prices ara reason.
able, and all work warranted to be frBt.
class III every particular, He extracts
teeth for 800 with ga 6OJ. A set OF
teeth, 65 60i bsst, IS. Teeth filled with
silver 76c.i Amalgam, 500, gold, 81 aud
upEards. Teeth cleaned for 75o. Ohlcs,
7OS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

On Monday the women visitors Of the
Associated Charities will hod their
monthly conference commencing ct 8
O'clock, Rt which addresses win be de
liv6ted by OhAr.es G Amei on the
work Of the Century Club In Philsdel
phlA,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Assert that we have the largest afsort.
meut Of pocket looks, wallets, olsAr
oBGes, and at the lowest prices ever
plsosd on EAle in this oity.
Don't forget, II you purchase OF rs
you pay the very lowest prices, and can
have q name put on all goods dollar or
over In prloe without charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The refer, eJ on q suit brought by
Ashton T. tatnall, trustee for Edward
Fatnall, Jr., against Eliza Harris for
two months rent, amounting to $40, met
In E-7-ire Bartolstte's Cfll0e on Friday
morning, when vsTdiOs was rendered
for the plaintiff.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

drew iair-B!xsd audience last evening
At the Opera House. The company Is
clever and present the play to the very
best advantage. To the lovers OF Benti-
mental drama now IL your chance to
connect. II will be repessed this 81 ,er-
noon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

For rich and poor Who wish TO enjoy
good health, and who do not wish TO
resort 10 bitter, nsuseous liver medi.
cines and oAthAFtios, ia the coscen
trated California liquid fruit RENE
dy, Syrup of FIGS. All druRgIsts,
N. B. Dauforth, Second and Market,
Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

That everybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best,
well cleaned coal In every ton you buy.
OAK, pine and hiokoFy klndling wood In
large loRds. Lime for white washing.
Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Central
etboe, Seventh and King streets. Look
Tor she blue sign. Open in the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

will be With MS next weak, commencing
on Monday evening and ending his en-.
gagement on Wednesday. Mr. Ellis
has been seem in oar olty on several
occasions and needs no words Of COM
mendation at our hands. AS Germsn
comedian hs is good.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

To meet the demand for pure, sweet
lard, Powdermaker s. Brother, at No 5O7
King street, are now making a superior
article which they are putting up in 25
pound buckets for family use. This lard
is strictly pure, and made from the very
beat material.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Will sell cheap excursion tickets between
all ticket stations on its line Fast of the
Ohio River, on Decem ber 20, %, "a, 25,
~ and 3lst 1888, and on January lst,
1857, good Tor return passage until
January 3rd, 1889. inclusive.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Of London News, Graphic, Paris Figaro,
Paris IuuItre, Pa K, Judge, Holly
L,aves, Pictorial World End Yu Tide,
Witn handsome pictures in oolors nc.
10mpsn viug each, now ready. Frlst &
DAViE, Sl3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

A pubic meeting OF the Oder Of
Tonti was held last evening in tho a y.
U. w. Hall, Niuth and Market streets,
At which Supreme President Henry X.
Wheeler, Of PhiladelphlN, explained tie
objects Of the order. Quite . number
oI persons expressed their Intention of
becoming memh hsTB.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

From the Hon Leyi Fettsrs: B arnes
town, Pa, Dot. 3. l8Ss.-Dr. Joseph III,
Falton's Cough Syrup is the best rems-
oy for cold ever used. Levi Fstters.
Bold by N, B, DAnforth. $50.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The celebrated Three B. B. B. elFsr,
Manufactured by II. y. BOuFdOn g
Bro, He. 3l9 West BeooAd street. Tha
5sst Do. cigar in the city. Try Ihs1a.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Why will yen oOugh2 Bronchial
Balm will cure yOui 1t lie guaranteed 10
20 the work or your money refunded
Price 25e. Sold at NauaAin's phar.
macy, 6sh and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
lightl

|dery stI
|itithdet. |
|let Pa,I |
| No So .
|.ll visit
| llbe met
i by the
reception
|uaudefy
biz Oujei
| Third,
|uGBtnRd
/ will bs
| |fChestsr
alnst
/ trip to
Will also
! 50 10 q
| refOre ba
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
We GuarRntoo

The DashAWAy Fountain Pen. Buy
one and try II. II 1t is not perfectly
satisfactory bring 1t back and get your
money back. Delaware Printing Com.
pany, formerly James g. Webb, 224
Market street..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

ID East Fourth strset, for cheap and
good produce, apples, potatoes, lemons,
orsnges, butter and eggs, nj the low est
market price, Wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

II you are thinking sbOut fina gold
frame for q painting or Crsyon order il
at once, SO you will get IL In time. a.
XerEeE'S art KRllsTT, Ale ehiRley 81
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

900 Gases OF boots, shoes and RubDsrS
and 200 cases OF tine slippers, very cheap
Must be bo!d in fifteen days 10 CLOSE out
busineas, Tie greatest bargains you
ever bought. The Alligator Boot and
Shoe Store, Ill W. Sd st., next door to
the corner OF Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Our instantaneous process and immenst
sky-light are always successful in making
photograph likeneBses
BEECHER's Gallery,
3l5 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Win be found In e. eat variety at the
store OF the Ds'awhrs PTintlIR Com
pADy, formerly James s. Webb's, 22l
Market street., Tney are in the base
ment,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Hand knit leggins 25 cents. Ladies'
hand knit hoods 90 cents, also bargains
in Holiday goods Hukill & Poist, second
and TalnAll streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

S3 90 for IA cAbinetH and one sklO pic
iqro by Christmas, at oumminsa', SO2
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Tickets for Baltimore and Walking.
ton eaa be nnroh hAatd at the nav b. s.
o. ticket office, 3lS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Election is over. Let us have psnca
and sell tobacco cheaper than evar.
Respectfully, A. A. Chapman, Seventh
aud Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

IL cabinet photos nt UumminRs' gal.
cry for s.. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Fine cough candles for cough and
colds can be found al No 4 Wesa SEQ
ond street and No. 612 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

For all kinds Of wild game 20 TO
Barlow q Wier, at the Eighth street
mArkot house