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WE EI q G0E'
ssG &9y st sdn cS
No 81 East Av. wallabout Market Brooklyn.
HoRsEsnoER wanted at wes'Oury 4 4 MCQUEEN
I ETTBRER on truck and wagon work must be good
ao5F S9sI la EFn Spring
new YORK WATCH REPAIRING co.
WATCH GLEA MING, ,........... SOC.
so1ON hRoWER. Manager. sio 9th av.
L wanted; lodgings iSc spring beds: free baths
pAPER RrLERs-spocial meeting Monday, 8 +. NJ,
at 33i Grand st; very important business
TEAPY petition fat ensESSis man about M pos IS
business Apply NtVt Montgomery St Jersey city.
ST.
IIIO ART STUDENTS AND AMATEuRs.--"A Artistic
most sefa ,udes IL caIof dPm and Designs sample
copy % cent? h1s s T. h TnK 81 Sh m New York
Two WALL PAPER AND SILK MANUFACTuREkS-
S.sS5 JS BS IN 70 P pss % IN csn
NUMBER ''nS So S 81 "y New York
ITO LEATHER WORKERS. AID EMBossEgs-sub;
color schemes: send Tor sample copy % cents postal
ARTISTIC JArAN, ao4 9Th Nv, New York.
THREE =! uMBERS' HELPERS, well recommended
FRED r LOCKE l2I West 3sth st.
Neutrality-suspicious. rock miners for sinking drift
Py a Tmr y p.r mo o s0Ua f9 oi
bATf$ sTLf81GRk V %EE CO. ChOrlemont Mass
two sTP,TgSnssd AMI gssSH ass
so hsh Ss's a @a pdp%iar woF rssaps
20 state experlen.e and salary expected Address
WANTED-,frccsono cutters in Boston, union
home Gn anp1 vHy 90 w cents
commonwealth av and Beacon st., Boston.
XTANTED--A manager Tor electrical mnnufactur.
for sS rS man re PEARcE hG y@SE
WANS1TGEPPa,aA youth Of ,n,Ss"nss ,nd0stIy az!
house, oaarsd IiGre,
box 1884, sun Office
XVANTED-A first class general mechanic on light
day address with reference BhookLYS box i6S Sun Sun
S sgtFs II ESny
the yards trees.one Contractors Association of " E.
WATTED-A first class carriage painter, to take
S 10 S0tf Brooky
XVANTED-c orntee and skyliyht makers. highest
o TSF sk4F6 S 3SUPT Is washington av Brooklyn
WANTED Carriage painter. who can, stripe aud I'm.
Airf3HI Lax. NaoDs Fa or Ssny
WANIEDmaMag and wife WITH H., best references g
being repaired Address W, l2O East G5th st.
WANTEn-A young man to make plain in
w brass foundry, wages 81. Address
+. +. NJ. box ls+ Sun office
XVANTED-Two good wagon painters; also black. |
w smith hsuer and fnisher.
KILN BROS. II % Park av., Hoboken.
VVANrED-sevcral good tool makers and maghn.
WAY ifS EE go k0SEaway
Xxx e kent on sS3
WANTEp-A good blacksmith on truck ana wagon |
w work. Apply at 233 EdrdRe st
NETANTED--First class pearl and diamond settlers.
w HOWARD COCKSHAW, sj7 Broadway.
WANTfD-Painter, first class intsher and striper on
w business wagons SWIFT co, l23 West 3uth NJ.
NVANTED-Young man to lift in dry press room
" BI RR PRINTING HOUSE, IL JaC Oh st.
NIANTED-Iinisher in eectrotype foundry:
w ri M PRINTING HOUSE. IL Jacob At.
TANrEn-E1periencsifur bca.srs. Apply 10 {. c.
w CT NTIIER's SONS Isl 9Th ar.
NTiEELwRIGuT wanted A. b SMITH, 526 18th
w st, brooklyn.
ZINC CASTER. KATO MANUFACTrRISG COM
II PANf, 256 Bsldw in av., jersey City, \. j.
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dwelling Auusss On Ist.


DESIRABLE HOUSES, unfurnshed and furnished.
~ IN all parts Of the city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS e34 BROADWAY, near ldth St
CHORT HILLS. n. J.-Prctiy cottage rooms with
- running and sanitary drautEc fifntshed for
the season AMI furnished unfuTnI'Aei for the year.
Box H. Snort Hills -
ctOOO "A RARE CHANCR-67th st., 4GI East
HoOO. handsomely decorated brown stone, high
stoop astory and basement; elegant private blocks
keys at 4OS uJ4al i
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FURNISHED Rooms stantrd.

ATTENTION.-Dont faint or get excited We
want 1000 furnished rooms mcdatelyi located
everywhere Ith to iUOth at: all prices ~ to Sl3
weekly: terms 81 to register your whole house ak
months. old reliable office furnished directory
80 West i4th st. JOHN HENRY BARKER.
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ARNO, southeast corner 2eth at and Broadway
Select family hotel. American and European plan cen
trA legation; eonvsnient to all places Of amusement
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90 get tor ausinsss Purposes.

A DESIRABLE LOFT; good Hight, abundant steam
n for heat and power IN buildm lbt and l3i W"st
18th 81 Apply OH premises to PETER BACktS a sos.
/ ARGE STORE. with four beautiful rooms, cheap
II rent 24s East l2ath 49, near 81 Nv.
OFFICES and rooms for business In IS and 81 Frank
" fort ~. TO let very low. Apply 10 !auitor
ppuMs, for family business purposeT also T'oi1'
IL graph gAU,ryi old stand 20 Bowefy luu Hr' IN
basement
CTOEEs-Al slcA on West End uIiH as, rr'"eeu
- Uttll and "7r stsr suill'.e To- butchers s.tsTa
BARRIERS, dry goods fancy RuOiL rI0hipg, tN.ts 20
rent very low, Apply ~ office lroIn,s p, - "est
Ind am aV., between Ssh and u'tI sis
Castleton ay, West Brighton : l. AMY on preu'
lses.
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QONNAz-Instruction on bonnah machine given to
girls between IL and 20 for $40 each steady work
with good pay when competent Apply Immediately
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at'anted-fenlalrs.

A PPRESTICES wanted to learn dressmakinR; young
n as taken; taught sewing cutting and htns hrs,
week private lessons given ladies II desired; busy all
summer; mothers invited TAYLORS, 100 West 18th st.
Also wing school for children after school hours
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A COACHMAN who thoroughly understands his
n business and is fully competent to take charge Of
gentlemans establishment wishes a situation; has
experience hero and in ngaid and can give hest ref
Is and clean. Call address I. l., 10
" est 10th st.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Soon after o'clock last evening,
Moses A. Gebhart's frame dwelling, No.
1885, Oak street was found TO be on IRE.
The family was away at church and the
house was closed. An alarm WAS struck
from box No 80, Maryland avenue and
Cedar street, but by the time the Fire
Department got there the Gre was belch-
lug out iu all directions. The Weccecoe
engine aud Reliance hose cart the frat on
the ground were used for all that
they were worth to check tho Ore,
but without avail. The house being
built Of frame fed tho hame(
and In IN hour, house aud contents wer,
reduced to ashes. The loss Is about $500,
coverd by insurance. Mr.. Gebhart and
family were very much surprised OF
returning from church to md thei
home In ruins. A number Of hives o
bees escaped destruction BY having beef
removed farther from the house yestev
day. The firemen were supplied Wit
refreshments BY Mrs. Lewis Bush, 70
which they desire to return their thanks
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

.s.,. $3.50. -. u...r .,a
49, = ~ Hss..s. s n ur.sss
u MsNs ~ = ~. ~ n 1oIn ~ 10y ns~"
MOUSE ma oAS AsTHes ss'o0@
buy our Soc. ~ Rs!ss. &c. ~ suspenoe"s
Wysss q W. W. "l@HAss ssle0''
Best scent cigar n me city ~ haw-
k'ns', seventh ana Market streess.
Tho race ct the rink will take place on
Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst.
As You srR0LL AROUND stop and ~
the live man at l15 East Ath street.
Our % 90 shoe 10 being sold for e2.5o
at Fayter's, 20S Market street.
Board by the day or week ut tho Della
ware Mouse. no. oio narke' ssree..
The best tlntype maze 10 tne clIys
Os"u..' .~"e'y, 'cs ~. 80.
For CatarTh, smoke Zine Needle Cigsns
Best o-cent Havana cigar that can GO
bought at Hswkins'. It'll and Market bts.
something that you Ike VIII % iound
u san kosa cigarA Durstein' NO. 20 u.
f'econd street
Under sh'rts and drawers 2oc., SOC. /,
ooc.' at wyatt q Co. 500 Market street.
60 10 P!unkett's. 100 West FRONT ct.
ny IVY ~, ! Nv s y. u'e"'oo 'iou'' Anu
A. ~ $3.50 49,. . ~ p,. v.,
ous se .,.',,, ~, ~ '"S So ~ e'k =
l Darste'n eau supply inc ueaieF' NO. H.
-, -
Dusn srcncn st,ces "aar' /" 'ne
pace 70 guy your coai.
All wool pants cut and made to your
measure, $500 up; suits, tl2 up. Salts.
iaeuoh guNan,esu. Liverpoo, anu Lou
oon Mefchsu' Asilors, Del Aarket St.
For the bost ~. SO shoe In the city Whit
Fayter'e, 208 Market Atreet.
Brazilian Balm for colds, 20 doses, i0c
Trv ,ho.. .~..l,.,, no,. ,.h,,. .,,r,. ~
Wyatt & Co. Cos Market street.
ror sore lnroat, Catarrn ana Asthma,
smoke Aiians Pine Needle Cigara
Order goods Vary's E., 30 N arke
Philadelphia.
Adults zoe. children Toe. ara the prices
to sec the whale.
Ovsters. clam. AMI tarra,,ns A. Ain.
scow's' irins oysters 2S adj and zf,e. ner
ouart. Telephone 400
p.r.,u. n. -
cali on Metzper the hsrher. M ina Esst
| Third strset
mss IS ri n,1s,, turner OF Wes. Gncs.el.
Mar. yooa ~ ' han nu. a"S ~ Mr. I. vSy
PyIe.
r., ~ u - ru
uar,,am ~ ~ ~, "n ns, iIy, son y,
la, yira,n,a VI LUIS s',y, nAI ,usu .'
l,ving ana I'll, rasi5. IN ny naiav u "s ~
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

The schooner James Judge was src-
ceBsfully launched from the JACKSON &
Sharp Company's wharyes out /
o'clock yesterday afternoon. AS she left
the ways Miss Susie Davidson tprink led
a bunch OF cut flowers over her bows and
chris.ened her. This schooner stuck In
the mud on tie opposite shore, and it re-
CURED the united efforts of the tug Tau
rus and gang of men a cons derable
length of time fore she was got oil.
After the launch luncheon was served in
the joiner chop. Among those present
at the launch were Captain !. b. David
son, who will command the schooner;
Captain Noah Davidson, Camden, N. }.
Henry A. Soils, Boston, Captain Is. F.
Haley, Maurlcetown; Samuel B. Mart.,
j. w. Brooks, Captain john Champion,
Baltimore; Captain A. Loudenslager
Hoary N. Day, William Judge, Rober,
Judge, Charles Kitchenman, John White
Hugh Nelson, Samuel Curry, JOSEPH
Hoffman, Philadelphia. Many OF tn
gentlemen were accompanied by thei
wives aud daughters.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
A Wife Robbed and Deserted.

Last September His Honor, Mayor
Harrington, was called upon to marry
Peter r. Herbert, u clarionet player I'M
der Professor Joseph Burgauer, of the
Opera House orchestra, to comcly
German girl. lie performed the cerc-
mony In his usual bland and happy man
Ber and the apparently happy aud newly
welded couple went to housekeeping.
About i've weeks alter Tho wedding Her
bart convinced his vito that she was all.
mirAbly alopted for midwife and upon
bis solicitations shs went TO Germany to
be educated in that necessary calling.
IA soon as the VIE lett, Herbert
packed his t1uuhs, giving out thai he
was going to MOntteai Canada, to open,
rs he said, music store, and directed
NIL bis letters 10 he sent there. He took
with him all his wife effects, iuci Gding
coIs .derable jewelry and some money
the latter the savings OF many years. A,
letters came from the wife In German,
to this city Mr.. Burgauer Forwarded
aleni to Montreal, where he supposed
they were received and read over witt
AL the anxious feelings of loving hus
band. Soon travelling musician cam
along and the subject coming up IN con
ivsrsation, the stranger said he saw Her
bert down in South America ard that b
had never been in Canada.
As the wlfe's letters accumulated i
Montreal, word was ser. TO this city tha
thers was 30 such person 3, ii irbert
that place. The next anuounccmef
vas the arrival OF tie young vile irol
Germany few weeks ago, who, not r,
ceiving any letters from her husban,
Game On to see what had become OF hin
but only to awake to the fact that al
hsd been shamelessly deserted al
robbed. Henry Blouth, OF the Gran
Union Hotel, hearing OF the case, Ell
Tloyed the young woman and gavo her
home.
Manager 5ouller was so enraged at Il
AreAtnent the young woman receiv
.thet he offers elo0 for the arrest O. I
ac6yndrel that deserted her, and lead
BArgauer said he would put e25 more
n
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

There was q death OF hearings this
morning before the Municipal Court, and
the usual morbid curiosity seekers were
disappointed.
Frank Hamilton, accused Of shooting
with pistol at William H. Juhnson,
with intent to Hill, was held over until
Tuesday morning, until johnson could
lie found. 1t IL believed that johnson
has been coaxed TO leave the city.
Austin Taminy, young man, who was
disorderly at the ealvation Army meeting
last night. was held for q hearing next
Monday night.
William Newton was fined 81 aud costs
for drunkenness.
| A. A. McC1tAland, who said he came
from Concor'f Delaware County, Pa,
was found yesterday chasing u numbt
OF children on Maryland avenue around
with st ok. He said he came to vii
nington to get q letter he expected from
Pniladelpha. As 1t was evident he wa
very weak-minded. he waa let of witt
the promise to 20 right back to Concord
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
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Try 25-cenf roast dinner at No. 3l9
East Fourth street.
An intelligence oflice has been opened
at No. 42l East Eighth street.
Levi W. Chem, who has been foreman
OF the Miners Journal at Potlsville, Pa,
for some time back, has accepted the
management OF the Delaware Printing
Company in this city.
Jonn Berry, Who for about Is years
supplied our etuzens with ice cream, is
arranging to have sale OF cows ard
farming utensils ON his farm sear Parry i
tavern. Brandy wine Hundred, on Tues
day, the i'h OF March.
The Gamers ST. Sebastian aud st. Au.
.ustina, the two light draft steamboats,
built by lite Pusey and Jones Compan,
OF this city for the jacksonville, Tam ~
and Key West Railroad, arrived satel,
at Beaufort, n. c., on February ,, aud
| sailed on the ith.
Chief OF Police Swiggett received tele
gram from Dover last night stating tina
a valuable stallion l6 hands high, attach
ed to York wagon, hsd been stolen irou
| William Jones in the afternoon.
The Asbury Gospel Temperance 81
ciety will hold Its monthly meeting 1
the lecture room oil Asbnry Churct
, Third and Walnut streets, this Friday
!, evening, beginning at 7.30. The societ
choir will furnish music, aud the adore.
of the evening will be made by the Re
ID II. Corkran, the popular pastor
Epworth NJ. E. Church. Let the FRIEND
OF temperance come. We ought to |
making seniimeut for the future.
U. s. Grant Post, No. 10, will give
free concert In their room over Thii
street market next Thursday evenint
Excellent lnusicians have been engage
Tor the occasion. Their friends are i
yiteA to be present.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

sPEl%GER. -Ol the ath inst, Mary.
widow OF the late Levi Springer, IN
the IAtl year q her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral fio;n her
late residence, near Wooddalc, Christi
ana Hundred. on sunday the 9TH inst.
Services nj the house. at | o'clock p. IN.
lntarment Mt Red Clay Creek Church
Cemetery.
FORD On February s. 1893 James G.
son al the late John T.. and Cutliariuc
Ford, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends and also the
| clelk X and employees of the Pcnnsylva-
MIA Rullrwld 20, ana members OF
| Reilly Iyceun, are invited to attend
| his funeral from his late residence, 3.
/ W. corner OF seventh aud Lombard
streets, on saturday morning; iiisi
m. TO proceed to the Old CATHEDRAL
CcmeSnry, Philadelphia. Train leave,
p, w. Is. II. Il. depot mt II - O'Clock
aud arrives Ia Philadelphia ut ~ !,
O'Clock.
TALLEY-on the 9th of February, l,oa
john X. Tullcy, aged ~ years.
IL Relatives and friends are rcspcetfull'
invited to attend the funeral from TIL
residence of his sou, Nelson l.. 1Hltcy ,oi
, the Rockland road, Brandy Hur
dred, on Monday. the lOtn inst. AT II o
, clock, n. m. Services ut Mt, Pleasant NJ
r v. Church.
, Chester papers please copy.
SHERWlS-On the 9Th inst. Willie. /,
fant son Of Edgar l.. and Maggie Shcl
win nIcd 10 months
Relatives and friends of the family n,
4 respectfully invited to attend the fine
4 III on Monday, the 10th inst, a o'cloG
!, from the residence of his parents, n
y SAi South Jackson street. soryloos
. the house.
n slMMOSS-Near Newark, Dol, on t,
" It'll inst, Geo. 4. Simmons, Ia tho 4
u year of his age.
Due notice 0fthc funeral VIZ 10 give
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

j. Edward Addicks. president of the
new gas light company, at the foot oi
Madison street, it ia not denied, made an
offer, about the middle OF January, to
Edward Belts to buy up all the stock OF
the old company. 1t 10 Understood tina,
s65 per share in cash or s75 per share In
per cent. bonds; or 500 per share in 1
per cent. bonds, or guarantee OF . pei
cent. On the value OF the stock Tor q
lease. Mr.. Belts. president OF the old
company, howeYe :. rel,cted the offer.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Mis- Gertrude Tolson was given q
surprise party last evening at the resi-
delce Of j. Curtis Wigelesworlh, No.
2OG Jefferson ttree!. Dancing and play
ing games were the order OF the evening
and refreshments vera served In abund-
ance. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. II. Gianling, Misses Jennie
Bayliss, sallle Hollis, Fannie Glanding,
Lizzie Davis, of Philadelphia; Mise
Alice Cartridge, Mamie Tolson, Matte
rolson, Lizzie kees, Annie Leegcr
sallie Henry; Clarence Gianding, NJ. r
Hopwell, Charles Beeson, John. Sparks
Peter Gowell, William Falliield, G.org,
Taylor, Howard Taylor, Charles Daw
son. John Wainwright. William CO Fin
E.wo Gle. William Thompson, Wm
Deakyne, Lewis liatten, Frank Hail AL,
Curtis Edwards.
! Misses Helen and Lou Chandler rave
select party at their residence, No. 100
Madlson street, last evening. Anon
these present were ISIS Laura Bishop
Miss Addie Shade, Miss Bette Barr
Miss Daley Chandler. George Bishop
John Barr, y. d. Dukes. X Ibert Irwin
Bert Northrop and q. Keppler Little.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
Several Accidents

A load cd express wagon beon KIN
the jam es Bradford Company . s
Eighth and Bhipley streets ~ s
afternoon got weak In the hl"
collapsed. "a b.lsl
A horse attached TO a carrias. NM I'M
ing to Patrick Fahsy while s'I Mo h
front OF Fahey's residence, : I srsnI
West Fourth street yesterar, IAN ~
about 8 o'clock took fright anu y Mod
The carriage struck tree y. M
street near Fourth aud VIZ n
broken up, and the hors' l a., d
Eighth and Monroe where is W."
tured. ..,orslrl
A cart loaded with bricks os .oI"s :
Pierce & Besson yesterday li'9 9;eors,
into . wagon belonging 70 sors n
Ward on Market street av ~.Sos
street. The wheel Of waIa s,,sa IN
crushed. and the horse rees'
bruie0s.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
FOURTH EDITION


Messra Mccall, Roberto, Chambers
and othsrs hroaeht up the Swigget
feed bill II Ocu6cil last evening viii
great dstefmluo11ou TO have IS cents pei
meal paid 70 ~ chief for september
October aud Novsmber. because he bad
| already paid ~ same. u wac argued
in reply that * eents having been paid
for the preeedf1G ~ month";, the "actua
cost" required 81 law TO be paid, had
thus been cstablishsd. During . 1ffseI
miuutes heated debate Captain Ton
JOhneon had, luke kernel Of popcorn
on a hot eriddle," managed with hercu-
liam effort TO Resp on his chair. Varioni
dilatory motioae had, one after the other,
beon voted dovn. But just before III
1nal aud deciding vote was put.
Captain johnson ssisl In purport: Gen.
tlemeu, have heard . great many dis
cussious In thu hall In past years that
thought had no business here; but Of oil
the picayune aaAin that have listened
to with great disgust. determined II pos
tible TO sit In silence through the whole
Of 1t, - have here, evening after even.
ing, this IL the moat picayune business
ever saw this Council enter Into. The
bills come here with those vouchers, and
the law says they shall be paid. For this
to be hagglej over % long IL terrible.
For five months this has been going on
aud It scelns shame for Council TO keep
before the people OF Wilmington In THU
disgusting affair. Chief SwiRge,t sayi
he has paid Mr.. Pyle this 10 cents per
meal Tor September, October aud Novem-
Der. II 10 not gsntlemaply to question
Ills versoity. What be has paid IL the
actual ccsh Ths law says he shall be
paid the actual cost. il this actual cost
were dollar per meal he could compel
Council 10 pay u according to law. l am
In favor Of tho bill being allowed.
This speech Was . settler. Tho spirit
OF loathing and adherence which was
resting upon Council seemed 70 pass into
q disguised but resigned despair. Coun-
Gil pad the bill because compelled 10
with the resultant feoling described by
the respectable victims Of the uthree
card monts" game. They have allowed
the public TO be 1eeced although the
| whole amount 10 Ices than atty dollars.
But they did so because they got
caught and could not help themselves.
Now they feel too respectable 70 have
anything said about It They have an
extraordinary aense Of relief now II Il
over with. Their conversation after 40
journmept WA In tho line Of mutual con-
graduation. The long. drawn.out iniqui-
| ty OF eighteen months fostering has been
fearfully punished and Chief Swlggctts
prisoners feed bill has boon paid.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

On Wednesday night chicken fight
took place at Upland between Whining.
ton and Chester fowls. There were
three birds from this city and three Fl ON
Chester, aud the fight was for $50 each
battle and $50 on the main. The Ches-
ter bird won the first main but the VIII.
mingtou fowls won the last two. There
were large number of sports present
from Philadelphia, Chester and thii
city, and considerable money chan gee
hands on the result.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

A ssriea Of meetings are bslng hale y
the Presbyterian Church., % utanscs'
Rev. Julius Dodd, pastor o. NE -. -
Church at Hockessin, preached laes 49,.
Ing TO quite large conereganoe. nn
(Vriday) evening Rev. Mr.. blakes w
Next sunday morning Rev: Nj. p'at.
will change pulpits with Rev. Z. "
Smoot. MI. Blake will preach o MAE
shallton and Mr.. emOot will pfeaoh .
The MoCanson's Presby tesiAn Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07
SPECIAL.
CRANOR & co.

Tomorrow Saturday W e
will make a great effort to close
out the balance Of our LADIES'
Misses and Children's COATS,
We commenced the season with
no Coats and expect to close it
without any. This is the first
season in our business expert
ence when we felt that we had
sold enough Goats to justify us
in cloaing out what we have
left at sacrifice if necessary.
To show buyers the importance
of calling early we give below a
list ofwhat we have bought and
also what we had left on hand
first OF this month. Those re-
naming will be sold one-half
the regular retail price.
Number purchased as shown
by our invoice book:
c27 Seal Cloth Sacqucs u
Coats and Sacqucs.
24S Beaver Jackets and n
Coats.
81 Beaver Newmarkets.
I4S Children's and Misses
Goats.
Total left GOO.
Number on hand Feb. I, as
shown by our inventory book:
? Sacques left.
a ga Coats left.
No Jackets.
3 3-4 Beaver Coats.
10 Jackets or Short Goats
left.
9 Beaver Ncwmarkcts left.
10 Children's Goats left.
Total left 46.
We feel that these figures
speak louder than anything we
can write, and fully justifies us
in all we have said about the
superiority OF our Coats over
any others offered i'll this mar.
ket.
When we commenced the
season we said there was moth.
} ing like them in Europe OF
America. We can say at thc
end Of the season in the Ian
lguage of the judges at the Pari
Exposition: "Ihey lead til,
world" Very Respectfully,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

On the second Monday 10 March, at .
D. nj, In Fletcher Hall, the Board o.
Managers, which 10 composed Of all toe
ministers Of the county, and ~ many
from the state - may choose 70 attend.
with the twenty four directors chosen o.
tho annual meeting, Will hold the regular
quarterly meeting for the Transaction o.
business pertaining TO the society. A.
this meeting (Msrch 10) the Officers
chosen In December last for the ensuing
year will enter upon their duties. A foil
attendance 10 expected.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

One OF the best attractions which has
ever been offered our thcatre goers this
season will te tho appearance of Mis-
Annie Pixley, In her new play, "22
Second Floor" At Procior's Opera House
this evening. Mas Pixley and h,r tall
ented company Of artists Will produce
tho "Deacon's DAUGHTER" tomorrow
evening. Tho sale OF seats is very large.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-07

Tbs Levy Court 10 in session revising
d. assessments. Mr.. Eliason has OF
.hssn present yet. A letter received by
Nresidsnt Grubp from Mr.. Roberts this
erping, statss that he is improving a, d
Skbeets TO be In hia seat on Tues lay. No
time has been set for the election OF
6ounty collectors yet.