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Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

The cheapest has house I'm the city
Rum ford 6ros.' A0z Market stroef.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian hahn, immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures oold; 20 dosea, loc.
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
hlllard +. Davis, Jeweler, 9 K. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hsnrs, 1b E. Fourth.
Y. Roop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, coz West Front street.
First class furniture Al Murphey's, 300 Ship
Icy street.
Have you ,iiod thoso cough drops at No.
W. Second strest7
The best cough candy az No. 4 W. Second
street.
90 to Geo. H. Murphey,s for your pAr1or
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 Ship
ley street.
Only 81 90 per load for bsst hickory kind
ling w2od, At ]. U. Bryer q Oo.'s. foot o
rstnall street.
90 TO II. Il. Moore's stalls, II and "A S- cond
street market, for your chsico creamery fresh
price.
Ross, at llo Market street, is now selling
hats and winter goods very cheap to reduce
stosR before removing TO his new store
March 2sth next, at 40 Market street.
II you want choAp picture frames 10 70 O.
u. Bauxh, 2os West Second street. have
the largest etook In Delaware; come and see
for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
City Council.

City Council met In regular session
last evening. In the absence OF PfeBi-
dent Eokel Colonel Norton was called
to the chair. Councils special oom.
mistee, through Its chairman, William
II. Q1inn, reported that smallpox was
gone from the city and that the COM
mittee would meet the joint commit
tees OF the Trustees Of the Poor and OF
the Levy Court Ia regard to the matter
to morrow morning, and would pre- esent
plans to the latter body for a permanent
hospital.
The City Treasurer reported balance
In bank OF S73 773 60; sand lot, 81. .103 81;
park purposes, s421 CA Received from
u. 7. Moody for taxes for 1886, 1886;
for 1857, tAs6. Received from Ohlef
iD3ouRherty Tor dog tax, 81 ,95i; for show
LICENSES, SlO0.
The city aul.tor reported having sold
the property Of q man named Long for
sl62 to satisfy lien for paving against
the snid propsIty. The city auditor
was Instructed to draw a dee for the
property.
The petition OF VIM. McMousgle for
the reinudiug Of cAptAtion tax amount.
Ing to S7.1S, said he had not been q resi.
dent Of this city for three yenrs and
Lhu phiu Suo TAX uuotr pfODBsb.
On motion Of Mr., Chambers the vote
on tho matter OF allowing rebate to
Robert heCAulley ON disputed tIxes
was recongidered, and the matter re.
ferrco TO the Law Oommittea.
Ths police pay roll, amounting to So,
200, CO and the miscellaneous payroll of
81 ,e0217, were passed.
On motion Of Mr. Taylor, the Financ ,
Com mit.ee was authorized TO advertise
for proposals. for furnishing o safe for
the tax collectors office.
On motion OF kr. Taylor orders we, c
drawn in favor Of srndry boRdholders
to the amount Of s. $50, also for s46 so
in favor Of Elizabeth q. Taylor for
interest or bonds.
Bids for furnishing fra alarm box
were read as follows: From the Stevens
Non Iuterferepcs Box Company, S75;
from the GAmswell G ,mpany, sl25. The
matter was referred to the Fire Com.
mittee.
Bills were allowed As follows: Owen
j, Hession, S69 81; J. Frank Ball. Ss4;
Z. ID. Jordan, S2l; Harry Lspo, $&6. %;
r r. Griffith, 81; john NJ Newell,
s. 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

To help the right side is not only
commerdAble in d general p)iht OF
visw, but is judioious and prudent
when that help is enlisted in behalf OF
the right side Of the body, just over the
lower ribs In the region OF the liver.
The most efficient help is afforded by
Hoste.ter's Stomach Bl,ters, an anti
bilious medicine OF Incompatible eff
cacy. InAotion OF the liver is accom-
panied by constipation, sick headache,
furrea tongue, nauseat occasional verli.
90, an unpleasant breath, yellowness of
the akin and ball OF the eye The au.
thor OF these symptoms, liver con-
plant, routed by the Bllters is noeom.
panied By them In Its flight. Fever
and sgGe, which always involves the
liver, dyspepsis, rbGu unatism, debility
and kidney troubles ere sll maladies 10
the early relief and fnsl cure Of which
this standard medicine is adapted.
Don'i use 1t by fits and starts, but sys-
tematleally, that itg full effects may re.
sult in perfect restortaion of health.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

On Saturday night, March 10, BARLEY
CAmpbell'a great drama "rhe White
Slave" viii be presented at the Opera
House, by . company under the man
sgement Of Har, Kennedy.
The Temple Theatre Operatio Com.
pRny, under the management OF Geo.
c. Brotherton, will appear On Wedues.
day night, March Z, In the operettA en-
titled "Tn the Swim"
Monday and Tuesday nights, March
10 and II. 1.-THE BestonIaus, an opera
company containing the best srtists of
the Boston Ideal Company, will appear
at the Opera House, hut the operas
which they will present have not yet
been announced.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

ABERDEEN, Nd, Feb. 23.-rhe hand.
some barn Of Mr.. j. Calvin Michaels,
near here, built last May, was destroyed
by fre about 2.l6 this morning. one
ps.r Of HAmiltoniAn colts, 2 years old !,
valued at $3.50, and one mule, valued at
Slg5, with seven tons OF hay and two
tons of straw, and lot OF farming uten-
slls, were burned. The loss is partly
covered by Insurance in tie Hartford
Insurance Company. The fire was arst
discovered by Mr. Mlchaels' daughter.
With the assistance OF Mr.. Henry Tor.
ring, . neighbor, they saved four vRlu
able carriages and several seN OF har-
ueeH,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

John G. Br!son has Just put In opera.
tion q novel nrtesian well by which he
supplies his plumbing aud gas Ettir z
establishment and dwelling house, st
No. 1903 West Seventh Rtrest, wish clear
cold epIiug water. He not only cup
plies every room In the house but also
o boiler In the basement which heats
the house and runs an engine. TIE
we'll was bored AZ the rear end OF the
cellar OF the store and 10 seventy feet
deep. Through this q two-inoh pipe
was sunk a. d the water pumped by q
large Douglass pump to . 1000 gallon
cedar tank In the attic Of the building.
This tank is kept constantly filled. The
syBttm of water pipes formerly used
In the distribution OF city water has
not bean disturbed and is used with the
new water supply. The well was bored
with steel drill entirely by hand pow.
or aud the refuse sand WAS forced out
by hydraulic pressure. Red clay wAs
frat encountered in buEiug to . d. spth
of thirty feet. Qulcksand WAS then
struck, which made the boring veiy
difficult. Finally a. depth OF seventy
feet rock was encountered and the sup
ply OF water being auffi oient, the pump
was attached. It II thought that the
sinking OF theIe wells would result In
great sanitary good 10 the oity.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
For tie best quality o. meats go 10
Powdermaksr Bros, s07 King street
and 705 W. Eighth slreet.


DowNISGTowN,F Feb. 23.-A man whose
appearance was indicative of frespec.ability
was found In an unconscious condition
on "Wednesday morning in the spring
house Of Samuel Roberts, about two
mile east OF Downingtown. Near him
was an empty bottle with laudanum
label, and his condition gave evidence of
narcotic poisoning. BE was taken into
towE and every effort WAS made TO restore
him to consciousness, but death re.
suited about one O'Clock last night
There were no papers or marks on his
person by which he could be identified.
Nothing upon the person OF the dead
stranger was found that would lead to
his Identification he was six feet tall,
fair compIexioned, with iron gray
whiskers and mustache. He wore n
dark blue suit, with fine blue striped
shirt, high collar, derby nat with a red
lining and Grape around 1t, new shoes
and blue pulse heaters, a handkerchief
with letter II upon it. He had 81 cents
in his pocket.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

The miners ST. Packer Col,ieries, Nos.
3 and 8, OF the LshlSh Valley Goal
COmpany'B operations at Brownsville
and Lost Creek, resumed work yester.
day on tho Hame terms as the men en-.
ployed by the Reading Company. The
fall force, with the exception Of hun
dred or go, were en- duty.
The Congressional Investigating Com.
mittee went 70 Has.eion yesterday and
resumed the inquiry into the c9al
strikes. ID. NJ. Evans, n mem Der of
the Legislature, and q practical miner,
testified that the condition OF the men
in that region is pitiRble: they could
not under the store ayetem ard the
rates paid get enough 10 eat and weAr.
Some OF the miners never noe o dollar
In cash. and 1t 10 difficult for many OF
them to purchase calico dress for
their wives.
The men who live right at the Mines
are charged S2.10 ton for gtove coEi,
and arc compelled 30 pay fo- SO much q
year, whether they use it or not. Each
married man Is compelled TO pay So a
year for company doctor, and each
single man 81. Several other witnesses
were also examined. To-day some o.
the operators will ba examined.
The Connellsyille coke operators on
Thursday, in compliance with a request
from the furnAce msD reducsd the price
OF coke from Sl75 90 81 20 per ton.
AT meeting Of the cigar makers @
Pl,tsbnrg and Allegheny on Thursday
night IL Was decided 10 continue K
work ten honrs day, but to demand
en- advances in wages of 81 per thou
eRnd.
A convention Of the wool growers O
Colorado met on Thursday In Denver
and adopted resolutions addressed q
Oolorado's Senators and Rspresen ta
tives AZ Washington and the Ssnat,
and House COMMITTEE, asking them tc
use every upright means 10 prevent the
further reduction OF the wool tariff and
to restore the tATif rate on wool 20 the
grade which existed prior to the reduc
tiOn on MArsh.3, 1888
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

1t Ia said that the collectors are opera
ting to make the payment OF taxes .
dificnlt matter. As they have tSken
an cath 20 perform their duties faith
fully, we cannot understand how they
can dc dge the taxpayers without render.
ing themselves liable to the oh arRe OF
perjury. A man who skirks q duty
that he Ia Bworr TO perform, is certain
ly peri urer, and the one who dodRee
ont OF his Ofioe on purpose 10 get rid OF
taking the tax Of auy citizep, should
be tried In the court for the offsnse. 1t
iB the duty o; the collectors to receive
the tax when men call to obey, without
reference to political questions, and the
collector who fails In nia duty deserves
csnsprs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
THE MOST fNExPHRIHHoRD GIRL

can, with "Rough on Dirt" do as nice
washing nnd ironing as can bs done in
any laundry, Boiling not necessary |;
un like any other Rough on Dirt" can
be used in both washing and starchipg;
you need have no fear In using this ar
tiole; free from vile alkali, st does not
rot, yellow nor iujure tho finest fabric (;
clears, bleaehes, whitens. " Rough on
Dirt" Is the only article that can be Ad-
ded to starch (hot or oold) to give .
good body and beautiful Rloss. Ask for
Rough on Dirt" 10 and 25o. pRckag-
90. All first-olAss DrugQists.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Elaborate experiments on the effect
Of the residue left by cream tartar and
other baking powders on gaatric digoB-
tion showed that the digestion OF albu.
men by gastric juice was greatly re-
tSrded by the residue which would be
left In biscuit msds by cream tartar
baking powders. Besides retarding the
digestion OF al5Umen, 1t was observed
that the tArtrate residue rendered the
mass liable to fermen,ive changes,
That the phoaphates can have any de-
trimental influences on either gastric OF
intestinal digeatlon is improbable, since
the juices OF the digestive organs con.
tain these salts Ia relatively largo pro-
portion. Indeed, at Que time, the scld.
ity Of the gastric juice was considered
: by many to be due to the preseu CO OF
phosphoric acid In combin Stion. Prsc
tically, ths "acid phosphate" as pre-
pared by Prot. Horsford hae been fonnd
TO act with great benefit in some typel
Of dyspepsia.
Willie there are many baking powder
mixtures OF quita dissimilar compost
ten, yet they have essentially but ocC
offcs, that of raising bread Their 40
tion may take place Mt the time o.
kneading or subsequently. They may
possess some advantage in regard tC
cost or quantity to he used, IN the resi-
due, II there is any, being either smaller
or less ipjurlous than some other; bu,
in all cases save one, the element oi
adding a nutritive character TO the
breal is entirely lacking.
Unless q phosphate form one of the
Ingredients OF baking powder there is
no residne left Of nutritive value.
We are IN the position to-day to Sc
leot from among caany OF approximately
equal value in other respects, q powder
! (Rnmford) which shall. through the
foresight Of one verssd in eoienee, sur
pass all o0npstltois In possessing the
additional quality Of restoring or al
ding to the tiour nutritive elements -
Scientific American.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
The Ice ln tho Rivers.

PoRr DEPOSIT, Nd, Feb. 23-The
Ice has begun 10 move In the Susq ne.
hhnnn river. The body OF ice betv cen
Harrisburg and Columbia, a distance
OF ~ miles, broke up about IL O'Clock,
latt night, and moved down rapidly. A
gorge was formed at Washington, Pa,
two miles south of Columbia. The
mass accumulated here until It had at
tatned height Of over 80 feet, covering
lhe tracks ot the Columbia and Port
Deposit Railros6 Company, which run
parallel with the river. The bridge OF
the company that epann the river be
tween Columbia and Wrightsvilie wRs
also seriously damaged by the Ice,
which came down In such q volume az
10 ssflke the bottom OF IL. One sbnn
was thrown eighteen inches ont Of pUaI-
tien, rendering the bridge unsafe for
trains. All through trains on the Col.
u0bia and Port Deposit Railrosd have
been stopped for the present.
A movement OF the body Of ice oppo'
site Port Deposit this morning and q
subsequent RorginR backed tho water
upon the town. AL the wharvee, coal
and lumber yards were bu omerged from
two TO four feet. Many OF the yards o.
houses on the lower side Of Main street
contain foot or more Of water, but the
river, getting vent, has since recedod q
few feet. Coal snd lEm ber dealers have
betn active y engaged In raplling tHeit
um ber and remOviag everything thai
the waters could destroy - places Of
safety. Further movements OF the ice
are liable 10 occur at sny moment.
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. % The ics
in the 5usquehsnna is now gorged from
McOall's Ferry to Chichies, distance
OF Il miles, and it Is the greatest gorge
In many yeArs,tEe thousands OF logs i'm.
bedded In the Ice increasing the danger.
Reports from up the river say chat the
gorQe has broken g. Ciark's Ferry. This
water is expsc,ed a. Columbia by mid.
night, and more serious damage is ap
pretended,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
erlous A rrray In wicomrco County.

SALISBURY, Md, Feb. 25.-News
reached here to.Gay Of fiSht 81 White
haven, Wioomioo county, Saturday
night, in which Gsorse Taylor WAS
struck by Gisysou Jones, colorsd, with
iug on the head. trAotuting his skull.
Benjamin Harris intarfsred on bshalf
of Taylor, and, 1t Is said, stabbed the
negro in the back with q knife, iLfi let
ing wounds which may result fatally.
D. Wm Osttlin attended ths injured
men, aad pronounced both dangerously
hurt.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

On Wednesday, while wogkmen were
OF gagged in raising a large section of the
frame work OF the new addition TO the
Diamond State Iron CompEny's rolling
mill on the south aide of the Christlana
at Third atreet, the supports and der.
rick gave way and the huge mass of
timber, weighing about six tons, was
precipitated to the ground. Fortunately
the only injury was sltght one to the
hand OF one OF the workmen. This loss
will reach about $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
A GOOD winter for Peaches.

CHEsTBRTowN, Md, Fen. 22.-Kent
hEd very meAgre peach crop last year
Hundreds OF orchards were almost en-
tiIely barren. Growers are therefore
dcubiy hopeful for the present season.
The failure Of m orchard TO bear one
year makes II very much more likely
that 1t will bear tha following year,
Up to dote there has not besr single
psaoh scare. The past winter has been
Just right for peaches. l. has been
cold enough 10 keep the bndg backward
and there 10 a promising outlook for q
good crop. Tho peach crop Is never
cure. hoTever, until after tho June fall,
that is until it ia nearly ready to mar
yet. The possibility OF fruit crop 10
already enktndliDG interest in the mat.
ter OF dlsposInZ of a crop II there should
bs one. Tho Still Pond Farmers snd
Fruit Growers Cub has been actively
interested in establishing Frul: EK
change Ia Baltimore. The Kennedy
vile Club has been offering induce
ments for Gamers to locate in that sec
tior, and has been In correspondence
with number OF parties. A lsEge
Baltimore canning firm has Leased Ian d
tho Uhes er River Steamboat
wharf in Chestertown and will put up
necessary buildings before the frnit
season. The firm will can vegetables
as well ss fruits, and will possibly
pack oysters through the mex. follow =
ing winter.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

ELKTos, Nd, Feb. 23.-Jonathan
Ii. Bacon, hardware dealer, of North
east, has gone into insolvency. His
liabilities are estimated at S4 600 and
his agsets 81 81, 600 William S. EVsps
has been eppointsd preliminary trustee,
aud the creditors will meet on Thurs.
day, March |, to seIect a permanent
trnstee. Mr. Bacon Is native OF Kent
oonuty, Md, and has been Ia sIsiaess
In Northeast about three yeArs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

The ship Tillie 6tarbuok, which
sailed from Point Breeze on Thursday
morning bound for HioRo, Japan, with
o cargo OF petroleum, wAs the scene of
n lively mutipy when of Delaware
Oity, down the bay. Among the crew,
which was composed of new men
picked mp 10 Philadelphia, was . young
irishman named James Cock, who YVES
drunk when shipped and showed very
ugly disposition from the start. Whom
the Starbuck was we under way First
Mate Clifton Curtis went TO the fore
castle, where number of mea were
gathered, and ordered them to 20 to
work.
Cook refused to obey, and when the
mate attempted to enforce the COM
mRbd the seaman drew n big shosth.
knife and plunged It into the ofi cer's
left breast Curtis staggered back, with
the knife in his body, nnd Cook, who
seemed well provided with weapons,
d rev another knife. Before he could
uss IL, however, Curtis though probably
fatally wounded, pulled out the knife
with his left hand while with bis right
he draw hia revolver. Taking quick
aim he fred, the bullet striking Cook
IN the side and knocking him down.
Cook tempted TO nriea. but before
he could do so Captain Z. Curtis ap-
peared and put him 10 irons. The ship
was Immediately stopped in its course,
and Cook Was sent ashore In charge OF
an officer, who took him to New CASTLE
jail. A surgeon was summoned, and
upon making an examination OF Curtis
wound he found 1t 30 serious that he
Advised that Ourtis be sent 70 PhilAdel-
phia. He WAS accordingly taken On .
train to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
There his wound was pronounced very
dangerous, and the probabilities are
that no will die. He was resting quietly
last night, but II is feared that no will
not be able TO rally.
| Nothing is known about Cock, who Ia
said to be tramp sailor without o
home. Curtis Is q resident OF Ssars.
port, Me-, and Is considered o good off
Ger. His assailsnt will be taken 10
Philadelphia for o hearing before q
United BtAtes Commissioner. The Star
buck anchored off Reedy Island after
the fight aud sent for another irst mata,
who will go down this morning. The
stArbuck halls from New York, and
when launched at Chester four years
ago had the distiu otion OF having been
the frat Iron sailing ship built in
America.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
Suicide In q shooting GALLERY

NEW YORK, Feb. ga well dressed
man, about s5 years old, with gray
heir, stopped into the shooting gallery
Ct No 1917 Blesoker street, shortly
after o'clock, this afternoon, and ask
ed fer rifis. No sooner had the pro.
prietor turned his back than the man
placed the muszle OF tue riffs in hiu
mouth, pulled the trigger aud blow out
his brains He was Identified SO w. II,
Ochey, Of Twenty fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Mr.. Abbey hAs not given up his suit
aga.nBt the HofmAnns. His counsel, Mr..
De Lancey Nlooli, served q summona
yesterday upon B r. Einstain, the law.
yer engaged by Mr. Ho,manr, In auit
brought by the manager against the
little pIauist's father.
Beyond this Mr.. Abbey will not go
OF present. He Baye that the doctors
have declared II will not hurt Josef to
play twice 9 week. and he thinks that
when this is understood by Mr.. Hof-
mann the latter will not intsrposs any
further objections to ths boys playing.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

SAN RENO, February 2S.-The Crown
Prime, appeared this afternoon ol the
balcony OF his villa for the first time since
the operation was performed.
A bulletin issued this morning says;
The German Crown Prince did not have
quite SO good q night last night because
OF slight increase of irritation In the
traehea,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
Selling ON Mt Cost.

We have 10 move TO another store,
and have too much gtock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling whst we
have at cost We have some very nice
parlor, room and cook stoves and dou.
ble heaters thnt we will cell cheap. All
kinds Of stove hardware and tinwAre.
Call and secure bargain. The Pickels
Stove and Heater o., East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Ohnnno of IyasQ.

Il. Wyatt, No. 100 West sscead street,
has purchased the property on the
northwest corner OF Ssc5ta ard Orange
streets, wbero he will remove his dry
goods business on our about March 10
As our stock is very large, We will begin
. clearing.out sale from this da.s and
will sell goods at or below COST until
time OF removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
bsnat the store, and will be slRd to see
her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

Stove and Heater Company have leased
the large building, No. sos Shipley
street, and will move from their present
location on or about the lot Of March.
We win have large room in the sec.
ond otory to rem. for storage of house-
hold goods or other purposes at moder.
ate rent for spaces. A safe and oonve-
nieDt place for storage. Apply a. z Il.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

To rlI woo are suffering frcm the er.
rors An6 tndikcIeslong of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss oil InEuha50,
60, viii sand recipe that Will oare
you, FREE 0T URABGE. This grast
remedy Wns discovered by missionary
IL 5ou;n AmeEios. Send seli.addEess-
ed envelope to the EAv. JoSEFd 4.
IEEAN. Station D. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

that everybody ought 20 NOV ttst A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory hndling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office,
eeventh and King streets. Look for The
blue sign. 0peninp In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

On Wednesday Judge Gruhh, who
represents the Delaware Democrats in
the Democratic National Committee,
voted for Chicago as the place for the
next convention, but yesterday, when
the question .again came up, he voted
for 81. Louis. The Jndge also voted TO
have the convention called on June 9th
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
Reception Of Troop u,

Troop b, First Cavalry, d. n. g.,
will hold Its fist apnusl ball and re.
ception on Wednesday evening, April
llth, in Institute Hall. There will be
q full dress csrbine and sabre drills
during the evening. The eshrs driil is
q special feature Of ths occasion, and
will be for gold medal presented by
Mrs. General r. X. Kenney.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24

L1st evening ths fourth simulI8neous
chsss exhibition took pia3s in the viii
Iniugtoa CbeG5 Club rooros. No. 6O2l6
Market atreSs. The single y aysr was
Georze Tatcall, Rud he was opposed by
Alfred L.e, ". J. Ferris, j. ID. Ohal-
fant, Professor Eouiir, Harry Thomas,
h. j. Belts, E g. IfianniEan, j. Ii,
Prios, l. Lee and Il J Darlington. ME.
Tatnall los5 10 M9asFs Ferris and Belts,
bat won from oil the others.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-24
PRICEO ONE GENT.

Tne grs+ suction sale" OF dry goods
~ NO. 11o H9rket street commsnced
ias, evening Nth an i'm mense crowd
hno iArge aaies' Saturday morning
aud AFTERNOON the h1ies are invited to
my d'ees Roods, silkA and plush coats.