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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-24
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. a4.-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, ga. Flour DUH Wheat-southern iirm;
fulrz, l.oa; Longberry. ss,l.ds: western firm;
No. 2, winter red spot, 90: December, 90: JAM
airy, So a?6%: May. i.U2Tal.0zai. COrn-Bouthern,
fairly active; white. 55aoI1; yellow. 55a5,k;
steamer. 55E graded No. 2, 5l14; western firm;
mixed spot, 81 bid year, 81 bid; January, 5G,@a
56sl; May, 5dlGai6at. Oats duli-ungraded SOUTH
ern and Pennsylvania, 4Sa59; do. western white,
.sa5; do. do, mixed, 4sass; graded No. 2, white,
80; do. do, mixed. 49, Rye quiet. Hay steady.
Provisions quiet. Butter firm. Eggs duli-strictly
fresh, - ice house. l9a9L Coffee quiet. sugar
quiet. Copper steady. whisky firm. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer quiet. Receipts-nonr, 6,622
barrels; wheat ',92s bushels; corn, 46,26l bushels;
oats, 5000 busheis rye, l.20o bushels. No ship
men's Sales-whcat, $500 bushels; corn, 1O5, :
s55 bushels
No market tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 24-Baltimore and Ohio
stock. S21! a33%; Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore hrsts 95a35; consolidated gas bonds, lis
aili1z; do stock. - \ as.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. - (Closing,.-Whear-Dece
bes' sr January, 9eh; May, g. Corn-.Janu-
AIRY, 1875; May, ai,.. Oats-May, l3,l. Pork
January. lo.c5; May, ll.oo. Lard = January,
It's. S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-24
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,.
81 TIL ST. NV.
WHITE BUILDING.

Make no mistake; iooi tor tire New lorI Clo.hinl
House and No. 81. n24-lm-
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TWO WEEKS

Longer. Sows your chance-everything marked in
plain hgures NJ onehalf the former price This entire
consignment must be sold before January l. Note tie
prices: s4for Mems Beaver Chinchiila ovsrcoafs.
worth 81 500 Tor Mems B-ttersrade kcrsry
Beaver overcoa,s; worth sIs. slU ior E.,ant DR. -
overtoats. in 40 styles worth s:s22. els Jsesit
Al-sk Lined Chinchilla overcoats ortiz sl5 storm
overcoats at 81. 81. slo. $3.50 md Sl5. Can't i-
bought anywhere for less than double lrics Mems
Suits at $3.50. worth $40. Good Busin.ss suits at
s'' worth SIS. splendid Drsss Suits. single and
double breasted, in corksrew. diaonal. whipcord I'D
ci.,yiots at 10 and IL; worth s2 40. Boys
and Chi-drens Clothing endless variety. Eiss,s ut
Smoking Jackets 81 less than ope-naf value Lear in
mind this sale will continue but 1Mo WEIlks
LONGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-24
DRAwrss To A Crosr.
THE PUBLIC SEEMS TO HAVE At LAST FULLY
AWAKENED TO THE FACT THAT THE
CONSIGNMENT SALE
NOW IN FULL BLAST AT THE
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 9TH STREET NoRTHWFsr

Is Offering them the opportunity TO buy fira-clsss
Clothing st half the actual value the cloth Owing
10 the continued rush and the late arrival If twenty
cases OF Soods viii continue Consiguneut SA 10
for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
The MnY NIade CIenr.

One of the most serious obstacles TO success
IN the way Of man is planted right in the mid.
die OF the road to health, How to restore and
to maintain "a regular habit OF body and di-
gestlon Is too often a source OF need ess an
sary to invegh against drastic purgatives.
They who have used them continuously know
the consequence. A remedy which unites the
with that Of tonic both for those organs, the
liver and the stomach. is Hostetter's stomach
5ltters, sanctioned by the best medical author
our fellow countrymen. With their effectual
though gentle, laxative at hand it is possible
u uety those changes OF temperature product
I've OF cunst patton, as well As constitutional
attacks Of hiliousness, which beset even
people naturally healthy. Malaria, dyspe psia,
rheumatism and kidney troubles are rem.
edied and prevented by the Bitters,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
GEORGIA..

Moses Wightman Is very sick Charles
D!nsm)re is teaching in tho Stone school
house, district No :; number OF pupils 81
Mrs. Willard Lincoln and son of Boston are
here. Jason \ewton, Cornelius Clarey and
Emmet Clarey on last saturday, near st. Al
bans point caught - fsh and a sturgeon
weighing % pounds Rev. J. f. Knapp is at
tending revival service NJ sheldon The so
cieiy ladies Of the Methodist church are to
nave chicken pie supper at Miss Amanda
Dlnsmorcs mouse Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der ~; Quarterly services at the Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon, conducted nv
Presiding Elder Boutwell,. Quarterly confer
ehce at the church Saturday mt o'clock p. m.
Pr q. q. Cotton has returned to New York.
Mrs >, Barnes has returned to Burlington.
ReE ii. Crocker OF Fairfax preached at tho
baptist church, Georgia Plains, last sunday
evening" Edwin Scar rs. formerly a lawyer
here, dl d recently in New Nork.-A gather
last week Wednesday. The ladies' renovated
the church inside, and the men made improve
ments outside. Refreshments were served
Inc property of the late Mr.. II. Is. Jones was
sold at auction Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

NJ. e. Burnham, died Sunday morning at
Williamstowp, where she was visiting, and
was buried there the same day.
The Montpelier District Methodist Minis
terial association has arranged TO- hold its
next session on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week in Williamstown.
A. w. Barnum, type-wrte nt the Mont
pelier and Wells River railroad office, Sc
cured second prizo for speed at the Boston
type-writing contest, averaging I'D words
per minute for five minutes
Inc h. \. Scoville house on College
street, has been sold TO Frank A. Dwinell;
consideration about $4,000.
1t is said that ex-Gov. W. i. Dillingham;
OF Waterbury, and Hon. Hiram A. Iluse Of
this village have formed law partnership.
James Haley and Nellie Glonney were
married Tuesday by Bov. O'Sulliyan. at the
Catholic church
Orvis G. Harris clerk in Blanchard $
hardware store, and Lima H., daughter, OF
James Coffin were married Monday night,
by Rev. Alfred J. Hough, at the home Of
the brides parents. Their many friends
extend best wishes
w. ii. Mansfield and Lima Hobbs. were
united in marriage Tuesday evening, at
Tunbridge, by Rev. i. j. Hough Mr.
Mansfield is the new Montpelier jcweler, and
the bride has for sometime past worked In
this village, and numerous congratulations
are extended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
EAST CALAIS.

w: c. Peck has been commissioned deputy,
~ Herbert NyrIc Secretary. of the National
ile leagues throughout the oounty-The
ALAS Farmers league has a good member
ship. Tho CHART red members are J. Warren
Leonard, r. T. Lamphire Allen Morse, G. H.
BurnaP, II. w. Lilley, George w. Templeton,
Isaac Tabor, President, W. +. Bliss vice
president, w. C.. Peck; secretary, Allen
Morse; treasurer. J.. o. Leonard. Next meet
ins will be held at the town hall on Saturday
at O'Clock - Ella Dwinell has opened mil
hnely store here. William Ellis mas lost Il
yearling. ~. O. Leonard has sold his farm
stock, farming utensils, etc, to Arden Martin
tur Sld5'.- Albert Dwincll was married on the
peier. w. = Hagbce has leased his farm TO
Robert Worts. W. V. Peck has set up a fine
ttsh howk for II. Dodge Of East Montpelicr-
SieorEe c. Slayton had horse badly injured
by a hA. beQ wire fencr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
REIHEI-

, delegates from the Congregational church to
we relgious mass convention ut Woodstock,
ihe ia and 2ith. are Mr.. and Mrs. George
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs f. Fisher. 4. A. NtnT-
nam was the only delegate from this town last
week 70 White River Junction, to the Farm
crS Alliance convention, but he did not Join
inc now party.--W. II. pcdrick and wife of
LaWrenc% Mass, are visiting Miss :. y. Sim
mons.-Alrs. i. II. Blaisdell is in town
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Robin of Wellesley
Mass are Ia town.-icy. A. X. Crawford, WHO
resigned his pastorate Of the Congregational
church, has supplied for two SundHysa at North
Troy, and eoes to Montana this week to ac-
Gept pas oral charge our truant officer
llr. {. I. Perry, is struggling with some of the
parents ui children to keep them in the Cam p
br"oH school, taught by Bell Garland but is
as YET uuSucccssfu In the Lympus district
cuses another OF stealing, whereupon the nc.
cuscd oilers TO let the first search his house,
winch he starts to do with some assistance
but IS met at the door by the accused bearing
4 shotgun. Tie srniChers were put 10 rout
steps the next time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
PLAINTIFF

Perrin & Cutler have bought out !. VI.
l|ntclsclder ~ Son. with the understanding
that their store shall moi be rented Tor the "a lc
OF general merchandise for at least three
years. BAiCu".drr * son are engaged in several
other enterprises to which they will devote
their time.
Rev. t.. Il. alden ia preaching Cor tho con-
Eresti olalat John Berry and Burt Gallo
are W,riiu-; in hIontpelicr Drury stone and
wife and Nir, and Airs. QUackcnhushof Illinois
are visiting re u,iycs in town. O. l.. Hoyt and
Vile haze arrived in Fort Payne.-1lr. and
Mrs. Dewey are in Bethel and expect to 70
south soon lrs. Laura Beedy goes this week
To Eeriln TO i've with her nephew A. +.
SNOW is in virginia on busincss.-O. J. Po-
queite las bought drug store in iardWIck
ana l.uily spencer takes his place in MIR.
Letvltt~ store-P Perrin x Cutler have bought
i3atcheldcr a sons stock OF groceries and
moved them TO their storc.-Rev. and Mrs
tarnsworth are to be in town next sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
BARRE

Last July L. 7. Kinney was arrested for sell l.
ing tobacco without license. had a hoarin; at
appear AT the October of Emitted states Court
at Rutland. The hearing came off last week
and court failed to find II hi J. Mr. Kinney
was doing lumber business In MarshnclI had
sold tobacco to his work men and one j. {. Whit
ncy whom! he had complained of for con
tlnual intUNtCatIOu, ont of revenge entered the
complaint 20 u jnited States oillcrr II an
pears that iumncrmen have the right 10 sell
100 pounds OF tobacco each year to their en-
ploycs without license
l.. +. Smith started Monday morning to
attend the annual session Of tho imperial
council Of order OF United Friends at Detroit
he being delegate from Green Mountain ooun-
ell. No. ~.
Rev. sam Small viii soon speak in one Of
our union temperance meetings.
Emerson Bros. have dissolved partnership
and W. NJ. Emerson will continue the musical
merchandise business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

Miss Sarah Fernsworth and Miss Kate
Mrs. Susie G. Shepard of Brook line Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Minot. Walter Stur.i- gave a
party to his young friends Friday evening.
fence. Miss Susan Montgomery is very ill
VIM, Riley is to move to Swauton. John tar-
Vey is better William md wife son of John
Ryan, are at home from Mexico for "a VISIT
Il c Catholic fair opens next week t. CONT ne
one week. Morris Mckcnua is better Edna
Elwood is recovering from all eight months
illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
BRISTOL.

Bristol boasts Of n merchant tailor in the
person of l.. f. Dupont. r. Hill conducts a
TellgIou5 meeting in the South Bristol school
house Sunday morning, and at the Flats
school house in the cvcning.-The Rock
prlhgs water company is the high
sounding title of a local company TIM
j. ondcavoring to be incorporated by the
Leilslaturn. This village now boasts Of two
cross walks on Main street. The town
IS over lUj years old and this is tho first inuo-
Eatlpn OF that character. 1t should not be the
last The vcranda that has withstood the
storms OF years in ftont Of the Bistrol House
mas boon removed. one Of modern architcc-
ture Is to take its plncc.--Tho graded school is
prospcring. Principal Narncy is TN, rieht
man for the place and is bound that all shall
I'VE up TO the rules adopted Tor the govern
mcnt OF the school.
sam small will lecture he.e on the evening
OF october ~ Or Hall has moved into tho
MIN house ON North street That street now
has lhrCc doctors living thcreon.-r :. Drake
mas traded his Lincoln farm for l.. T.. Circuits
tenement in this village Franz Duprey hns
traded his Basin property for f. o. %eills
house ana land near The top of Stony hill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
ENOSBuRGH EAllS-

Another sudden death occurred Monday al
ternoon Mrs. II. Ryan while wax in the
garden dropped down and expired in Il few
hours from spoplcXy.
Rev. l.. o. Sherhurne Rev. J. ". Burgn v.
4: Irish and Mrs. j. A. Potter are ut Wells
Riyor this week at the State Suuday-school
CONVENTIONAL. p, Perey is in Boston on bust
uaSS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
CHELSEA.

October snow was found two inches decp
den Speare, president OF the Is ston chamhpr
Of commerce, was in town Monday last on a
visit To his Latiye pace. Both he and his
brother, I;cv. T. l.. b. ~pear,, now OF Min
ncapolis, MINI, are remembered Joy our d. dor
residents as school boys in the ,pper Village
Iuc9day Tia 18th, Walter II. Emery and
Lucy h. Corwin were married ana LETT for a
weeks stay in Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
BENSON.

John Williamson has returned from an ex-
tensiVe trip West-Mrs. Matilda Winters Is
faiiing,- Rev. \: :. Clark returned from Rut-
land, Friday where lac has hccn assisting in
serial meotings.-P X. bona hue and family
have gone to reside in Fair Haven the com
ing winter Quarterly conference with love
feast at 10 n. III. will be held Mt the Methodist
churcl next sunday mornlng.-Mrs. Ma
thauiol Fish died the 10Th, aged ;s.-Nlrs.
Amos Pierce died Saturday morning Of CON
sumption. Mrs. Frank Collins died Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
RRInPORT.

Gushing Hill Of Boston is with j. II. Howe.
Mrs, Mary - Iiill and Miss Pattie :. Fletch :
or are in puultney. NJ ID. Batcheldcr of st.
Louis Is with his wife at j. S.Williams's.-D j.
G. X. Witnerell of Cornwall new iron
bridge is about completed. Some have al
ready crossed on it but the roads are still clos
ed to the public.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
MlDDLEBuRY.


KEY. roster 9. teaHt is at Brandon
assisting Rov. {. r. hawiey in revival
meetings Mrs. HeoNt is visiting her
parents
Jonn Il. Ford has sold his property on
court street ana purchased farm in
aanah, w. H., where ne will remove with
ms fanny the first of next month.
ne next meeting OF the Hawthorne club
WI WIN he at the residence OF Prof. William
" en-" Eaton on Iieasant street.
i'eF. ana MRS. y. a. cambridge Of the
h"pl'J church are 10 celebrate the fifth an
INV ersary oil ther marriage 10y wooden
"e'uIns at 'heir nome on Court street,
ne W. MONDAY evening.
lHe prospects Tor some material results
from 'ue organized efforts of the business
iIio'I "'lr c'p ol'N'S OIL 'na town are be-Inn-
''| 10 suo" 'neIn'elNes. COL Ihnd NJ. Chap
man, ,n' chairman OIL the committee has an
oIu,r rom western concern for seven car
ioa''' Oh nut'er'uh' ana expects further
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

- The Beet Snlye in the world for Cuts, Bruised
sores' Ulcers, salt kheum, Fever Sores letter
lhapped Hands, Chilbains, CornH n d all
tkh Eruptons, and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t IL qua ranteed to i've per.
lsct satisfaction, or money refunded Price
Tey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Mary Young is sick, She came near having
congestion OF the lungs hut il getting better
Elisah lurinton and wife talk Of going Vest
-Phebie buttoll ia bere.- Eta Furinton has
returned to her family james Grace has re.
ceivsd All increase to MS pension,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
ORWELL.

Archie sanders and wife, had little boy
born October 10. Mrs. Gilbert Roberts has sold
out her millinery shop to the -uprenau girls
Mr.. Roberts having purchased "A farm in
West Haven, moves next wotk.-M Mr.. Law
renee, blacksmith, moves back to brandon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
ROXBuRY-

Phineas Flint who lives on farm about
two miles from this station, on tho morning of
the 10th took young ID pound lynx from one
OF his traps. IL was on exhibition At the town
clerk g onice during the afternoon. Mr.. Flint
receives bounty of $40
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
RANDOLPH.

Melvin Church is visiting in Burlington and
Jericho-Prof. =. p Beard and X. w. Hodges
were delegates TO tho County Farmers league
meeting at Chelsea the lIth.-C. Brigham ~
Co.. paid 30 cents hundred for milk for the
month OF Septembor.-M Seymour has rented
his farm ana Will 20 to New Hampshire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
FLETCHER.

DR.. bingham and wife and Byron Jones and
wife OF Burlington visited at the doctors
fathers last week.-Carmi Beach is in YER
gennes. lie will work on It farm this winter.
Our postmaster and wife visited in Under
hill last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
EAST GEORGIA.

T. j. Parker has gone West on creamery
bus ness Mrs Sil9s Grey NJ sutton is visiting
her sister, Mrs William Smith.-A SON was
horn to Mr.; and Mrs. Il. j. Smith the l9th.-
Mrs +. j. Bombard of Colchester Is in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24

The hing Of medicmes-H GODS Sarsaparila.
y con9ueit scfofula, salt rheum and all other
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
Er. CYeene'S NeTVtEva,
Brain and Nerve Tonic.

81 was miserable, had no ambition, no
strength in my limbs, and was tired all the
while. When | walked a few rods ! felt as if
! would drop down on the ground. used
DR.. Greene's Ncrvura, and it has done me
more good than anything have ever taken.
l look and feel like another person since
began TO take it, and | recommend 1t to all
that are ailinF.'
Mrs. FRANCES N. BODLE, Chester, NY.
a.
IT, Dishonest druggists may try to sell you
Their olrH preparation or some cheap article
On 'rhich they make d iarg-r profit DO not
be decired, but insist upon hGeaJ this rem
eay. Price 81 per bottle,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

Is THERE any discrimination in the
law that compels tax .collectors TO re-
turn poll tax payers as delinquents the
first Of March and have their names
stricken from the assessment while
they are compelled to keep delinquent
property tax payers on their duplicates
The Court o. Errors and Appeals VIII
decide that question the 2lst OF this
month, and il II decides that there Il
not, the Supreme Court of the Unitec
States will be asked 10 consider th'
question. The opinion is growing
that it will not go 10 the Supreme
Court. Our own is expected to enS
tine work OF the DISTINGUISHED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

Carson Parker was found dead in
saloon IN Pueblo, Colorado, on Sunday.
4 one time he was one OF the most emf
nent preachers OF the Methoii5. Episco
pal Church IN New York state. lie he.
came druukarl and outcaAt ard wan
llered 10 Pueblo. He leaves family in
Indiana.
Peter A. Hargous, a lawyer, was yes-
ter'ag fHel s., 81 bY judge Barrett, In
New York. Hargous was attorney for
Edwafd SCbeil, in a suit against the city,
and the fine represents money that he
ha.. received as slcb, and for falling to
/ iGrn & over as directed he has been adj
/ u iged in Contempt.
/ May Fallon, aged % years, aud Lizzie
i CunGin 5ham, agrA p, were suiIoca,el
10y gas IN TIE room oil the latter in New
York Yesterday morning. Miss Fsllor
WAS dtat w#eu fund. Miss Cunning
ham WAS taken to tbs hospital in dan.
grruss culdE on.
The snow storm In the Sierra NcvAii
muuntIius, whirh has ragged for sev.ra
days, has sha'e1, snd the Central Pacific
Ia road line over the mountains Is NOV
cleared aul travel resumed. For tn
present, however, hei sAt trains VIII no
move.
Six men entered tho house Of Rernari
Biuck, in Chicago, on SGadsy Afternoon
enl demanded mgreY. " IAN refused
iii. Block AMI members OF lis ismil
were assaulted and beaten. The thieye
secured but little pluader.
A wrecking tran went through an ror
bnd.e ovcra creek near marlborough
IA, or Sunday night Gran Miukei
aud Daniel Howard were killed an
. eigh.een othes were injured, one pos
atlY fatally.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

TIE Democrats OF the Montana
legislature have completed their farce
OF eIectlng two SO called United States
Senators. They had bare quorum
including the members elected oy me
Silver Bow election fraud -Four per-
sons will now apply Tor admission to
the United States Senate from Mon
tana. The two Republican applicants
will present certificates from a Repub
Iican legislature signed by the Score
tary of the State and sealed with thu
State seal. The two Democrats will
present certificates signed by the otti
GERS Of bogus legislature and b.
Governor Toole, without the seal Q
the State. A Republican Senate wi
now slit the matter and admit thos
entitled.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08
WANAMAKEN'S.
PHILADELPHIA. wednesday. Jan. = 1880.

PuILApKLPHiA, wednesday. Jan. y 1880
Ginghams.
The Andersons opened on
Monday.
Only the skitmish lines.
though they looked like an
army.
To. day the Whytlaws
wheel into line. Magnif-
cent! The greatest and
hanas0mest array Of Nossl-
" GsngAams ne e0sr had
No hail way victory. You
forgot to compare with any
past while you're looking at
the bsst of them. There is
40 past fer them. Unique.
, In the fine wooden stuffs and
! In silks you have seen such
,, loom work, but never before
in cotton.
All-over Jacquards
All over damasse
9 Plaids
. Stripes
! Then there are rich Bor-
: ders on Ginghams /o,ty-twt
r nches waas-deep enough
: Tor a skirt length without
3 plecing.
A feature OF this exhibi
Is the showing Of IS cen
8 plaids and Stripes from
j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jus
!. out of the boxes and In al
:. the newest colorines. Or.
s dinasily they would be sole
at SIZE.
re Altogether more than fin
It Aana,ea styles and color
e ings In the newest Glnghan
'' rally, and there are famou
clans yet to be heard from.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

LoNG ISLAND CltY, l.. l., Jan. s.
The lorth wal Of tine oil machine shops
iu the Long Is aud Railroad depot yard
here fell yesterday mornirg kiIllrg
three men and iujuring three rthers
Henry Lott, a contractor, WHO had
bought the buildings irom the railroad
company, and Lockwood Fearsall, his
representative, were arrested at the iu-
stance Of he coroner tor marslaag ter
in failing " take proper care against the
disaster,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

cH4RLGsios, 5. CLAN, Lafayette
Wood aaa Calvin ClayuaTne, murderers
VINO were to=hase been haugei next
Friday, nave tal their sentences com
muied d; tho Governor 10 Imprisonment
Tor lie. Woods was convicted OF having
whipped to death lis 7-year-o'd atepsau,
ard liay burne of having murdered thu
father OF q married woman whom he had
] lei astraY.
President Harrison las cammuted the
sentence Of Dave Lemon, vino was Il
lava been Hanged al W Chits, Kansas,
tomorrow, 10 Imprisonment FOR HE.