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West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
LIST OF SALES.
sHERIFFs SALES

SHERIFF'S SALES.
Property of VIM. Martin, Laurel Hill, Bridgeton
Nov. 29 1879.
Property of Dewitt C. Hemminway, Township
of Lands, Nov. %, 1879.
Property of Nicholas Turner and William IL.
Townsend, of Dividing Greek, December 9th.
EXECUTORS SALE.
Property of Elmer Ogden, dec, in Greenwich,
Nov. 20, 1879.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Property of Peter Halter, decd, Hopewell town
ship. Dec, 4, 1879.
ASSIGNEES' SALES.
Property of Richard d. Bateman, Fairfield, Deer
field and Downe, December 6, 1879
Property of Abbot Sayre, Bridgeton, Townships
of Stoe Creek and Lower Alloways Creek. Dec. ~.
Property of Aaron Padgett, Deerfeld Township,
December6 1879.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Property of R. S. Frazier, decd, Deerfield Town
ship, Dec. 20. 1879.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
MILLINERY Rooms.

A magnificent space off from entrance on Thir-
teenth street, above Chestnut is devoted te this
popular part of our business. So great has been
its success that we have just extended the section
to occupy a portion of the Western Gallery for
Trimmed Hats.
Ladies enjoy the privacy of these new quarters,
where Bonhets can be fitted on apart from the
crowds We received this season our pattern Bon
nets direct from Paris We keep all the shapes in
Feathers special counter for Trimming silks.
JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

A family Of emigrants were found occu.
pying a tomb in cemetery near Providence,
R. l., that had been left open. When dis
covered they had had possession week,
and were using the coffin shelves to put
their dishes on.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. SO.
U. U.-Ribbons.

We believe this stock to be the lar yest of the
kind in any retail house in the city. All the plain
GroS Grain and Satin Shades and every conceiva-
BILE combination of c0lOringS in Tie and Millinery
Ribbons. with direct relations to the manufactur
ers of ribbons, and able to use such large quanti
ties, we offer great advantages to our buyers
All Ribbon prices are usually as low at retail as
many persons pay for them by the carton Of the
importer JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 3.
C.-Dress Goods.

Eleven entire counters are devoted to these
goods making GAS neal feet solely for the sale OF
Ladies' Dress Goods. This would make one e. eoun- n
ter if put in line, that would stretch along Cnesl
mt street from Fifth to Sixth street, the entire
length of the State House square. and from the
Ledger Building half way to the Press BUILDING M
Of Dress Goods, from IS per yard to- cents per
ward, and oftentimes the prices are from to 70
per cent. less than is asked elsewhere
p ~ JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
N-Hats for Gentlemen and Children.

Such large stock as is selected by our Mr
Walton, practical halter of 20 years reputation
People can always depend on getting the proper
STYLES at the most moderate prices Some persons
places, though there are only few first class man
ufacturers and these supply all the best stores. .
We cannot claim better styles than others, but we
can and do claim larger assortment and lower
prices. JOHN WANAMAhEh.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
= Cloths Cassimeres and Cloakings.

E.--Cloths, Cassimeres and Cloak1ngs
This is an excellent section for Ladies, because use
Deparlments that we can retail as low as any OF
the wholesale stores sell besides, our long eXper-
ience gives us knowledge of the wearing quahties
of goods. u;,, ao,
We sell no article simply because it will sell: a
piece of goods must be intrnslcally good; & Laaies
Sacqueings and goods for Little Ghlldrens GiStnes
in great variety. JOHN WANAM MAhHn'
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
A.-Silks and Velvets.

Located in front of the Chestnut Street ENTRANCE,
with excellent light, full stock of about 500 OO0
on hand, all the best staple makes OF Black ana
Colored Silks, with the choicest and Scarcest nov
elites. ,, d;s
fcut thing, there is such an aduteratlon IN sii
dark room is adjacent to show coloTs by gasllght.
N JOHN WANAMAkER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
L, L.-Dressmaking Rooms.

With first-class Cutters and successful Filters,
with original designers and pattern dresses, from
all the best known foreign artists, are prepared
to meet any call on us.
At the time this advertisement is written a
$500 order for wedding outfit is going through
these rooms. JOHN WANAMAkER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
Mail Order Department.

rms Postal and Express Service, sending Sam
pies and Goods all over the country, is justly pop
uar. There is the same care with the letter and
postal card as il the person ordering stood at the
counter, memoranda in hand, to purchase in per-
son. We are able to fill 1000 order letters the day
they are received.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Advertisements and Communications to insure
Insertion, should be handed in by Wednesday noon
of each week.
No notice will be taken of anonymous commu-
ncatiOnS.
Marriages and deaths inserted gratuitously
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

poets to have her ready for sea in six
weeks when he will take cargo of case oil
to Yokohama, Japan, and return by way of
San Francisco where he will load with grain
for Europe.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27


The barkentine sRae R. Sharp" recently
launched here, is the largest vessel ever
built in this State, her dimensions being 151
feet keel, S6 feet inches beam, IL feet 9
n,hes depth of lower hold, feet 6 inches
between decks, 81 feet draft of water, and
has a carrying capacity Of ]. 400 tons, cost
about $4,000 and is ranked A in the
French Lloyds. 1t required in her building
about 40, 600 feet of timber, and many tons
of iron and copper bolts, etc. She was
taken to Philadelphia on Saturday where
she will be copper bottomed, and receive
her masts and ri gging. The rigging is to
be of wire, especially manufactured for her
at Trenton, NJ. Capt. Coleman s. Sharp,
| the commander Of this splendid vesse. ex-
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Thirty-one thousand quails were cooked
at the Profile House, in the White Noun
tains last Summer. They had been kept
on ice in an excellent condition ever since
they were brought from the West in the
Winter.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 81.
Y.-China and Glassware.

The encouragement given to this new and exten-
This season we shall show the largest and best
stock every seen in this city We can fit out the
humbIest Kitchen or the grandest hotel. Elegant
Dinner Sets and ordinary Table Ware. Vases and
Ornaments of every description, In Minton's s
Wedgewood and Dresden Goods:
JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 2.
R.-Black and Mourning Goods.

D;rectlv across the aisle from Silks is this large
and splendid department. We are building up
reputation for long wearing fabrics in Black Goods
Those who, from choice OF otherwise Wear plach . 4
moderation of prices
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. SO.
V.-Misses' Coats and Suits.

On the left side on entering at Chestnut street.
This has always been popular part of our busi-
ness. Each season makes the stock more attrac-
tive and complete. We pay great attention in get
ting handsome shapes, and the little children can
be fitted out at half the prices formerly paid Our
new goods this season are beautiful
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 90.

T.-Stationery and Fancy Goods.
All grades of Writing Papers and Envelopes,
Novelties in Correspondence Cards. Articles de
Paris in Ladies' Bags, Belts, Pocket Books and
other fancy articles.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Wouldn't it be good idea to have glass
face to the Court House clock9 lfthe wood
en- faces were taken off and replaced by
glass, and light put in the tower by night
our citizens would receive great benefit.
On the darkest night, one would only
have to glance at the Court House tower to
ascertain the time.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No.7.
r. F.-Housefurnishing Goods.

On the lower gallery, entered by broad stairs at
Jnniper or Broad street entrance, is the vast as
sortment of supplies that delight housekeepers.
everything wanted for kitchen service OF mousse 1
Aoope JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. IS.
N. N.-Gloves

1t is safe to say that there is such stock OF Md
Gloves in Philadelphia as here. We are sole rep
resentatves of the Jugia and Alexandre anu fos-
'0i i''''>N' " JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
N. N. N.-Umbrellas.

Resides full stock of Silks, Alpacas, Levantines
and Ginghams, we import from Paris and London
MANY unique and original handles which are not
seen elsewhere JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
and Underwear Depart
ment.

The large stock in this Department would stock
a dozen Ordinary stores. We are compelled to
carry large stock because we keep full lines for
Ladies. Misses, Children and Gentlemen. No one
comes in between us and the makers, as the head
glish and irish towns, where the goods are made.
and selects Styles and often causes the goods to De
made expressly for us. We are large and dlfect
importers of the Cartwright & Warmers Goods
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
O. O.-Rubber Goods.

This is large department of useful things. sqch
as Gossamer Goats, Waterproof Garments for La.
dies, Gents and Children. We are the largesG
bnyers of these goods in the city and our prices
"io ''""o 'N'' JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

We intend to have on exhibition this week
the finest display of Holiday goods ever Oh
fered in Bridgeton, at Reeve and Fithian's.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 13.
K.-Shawls.

We exhibit fine line of Shawls of every descrip-
tion from real Indias for 800 down to the common
Breakfast Shawl for 81. beautiful variety OF the
medium grades in long and square styles, either IN
plain subdued or high colorings
JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 80.

T. T.-Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
On our centre aisle are these two large counters
where we are in daily receipt of the best goods in
Colognes Toilet Waters Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
received direct from Paris, selected by our buyer
when abroad. JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
L.-Costumes, Cloaks and Wraps.

This is a leading part of the business Parisians
would call the large place set apart for this depart
ment salon" 1t is to the right on ent ering from
vate rooms for trying on and fitting dresses.
Ready-made Dresses and Cloaks in large variety.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. IS.
W.-Toys, Games, &c.

To please the children, we keep good line of
JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
NO. 20.
S.-Furs.

These goods are very difficult to Judge Of and
those who buy must rely on the sellers. We can
fully indOrse all the goods offer, because they
have the close personal supervision of MIR. FREE
LAND, an old furrier, who superintends the man.
ufacture of Seal-Lined Circulars, Muffs. Seal
Sacques, SC. JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
G-Linens, Blankets, Quilts, &c.

In this department we excel. The class of goods
seiacted by Onr buyer, who goes abroad twice
Year tO get goods direct from the Irish manufac-
furers, has popularized this department Anknas Is
of Hm1Sekeeping Dry Goods of reliable makes In
Immense assortment at reasonable and proper
prices Our makes of Linens are absolutely rell-
able We make specially in BlanketS ,,,,
S'"io' " JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. @.

O. O. O.-Trunlzs, Valises, Bags, &c.
Every requisite for Travellers in this Section;
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

For good goods, at old prices, 60 to G.
W. Shoemaker's.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Shoemaker's Famous s'Serro Coffee, is
constantly increasing in favor.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. "a.

V. V.-Corsets, Underwear and Skirts.
OF faultless shapes and finest finish. We offer
full stocks for selection. So large and good stock
is surprise to most everybody but we pay strict
attention to make and material, and this Is appre
ciated. A full assortment Of Infants Wear:
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. s.

Ladies' Combs, Fans, Ornaments, &c
This counter is filled with little knck- < -knacks nae
suitabe for presents. JOHN WANAMAkER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
-IJpholstery Department.

loan line direct to us from the ST. Gall, Switzer-
land, shops ali the prevailing styles Of Curtain
Goods in Raw Silks. Jute and Satteens, &c; rev rev
fEnlly The head Of this department has had large
exnerience, and we can not only supply the goods
cheanlv hit give ideas in style and harmony with
snlt,yyro Snwalk,y, p"' e. JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Abbott Sayre lost a valuable horse on
Sunday night. The animal got its halter
twisted around its neck and thus choked to
death.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures Hoarseness quickly.
PhHnx Pectoral costs 25 cts. 5 bottles for 81 90
Sold by REEVE s. FITHIAN, Bridgeton:
WI" ~ NAV ly
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
O.-Ladies', Misses, Gents and Chill
dren's Shoes.

Aiming to supply good Shoes OF right shapes ana no
at small profit prices we are succeeding 3eSoha Ky e
our expectations. We meet every reasonaDle de-
mapd upon us for satisfaction in every respect
There is no other place probably In tne ontea mi &c,
States where choice can be MADE II dpoim @ stoch Ill
Shoes and Rubber Goods of over $lCU,oVU
o'o ~ JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
P.-Men's Clothing

Fronting on Market street. near centre entrance,
we have a splendid assortment of Suits, Overcoats,
Sc, made up in the most fashionable STYLES under
onr own personal supervision. The Clothing we
sell can be depended on as sound in quality and
most reasonable in price.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

X.-Mats. Rugs, Oil-C Cloths, &c.

A beautiful stock at prices only allowable by
great outlets for goods .yn,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
O.-Custom Tailoring.

We have excellent Cutters to measure and make
OF at least one hundred styles OF goods may be nad
We guarantee to fit, and do not make 1t disagree
able to those who return WnaL does n9s SAaGtiy SG
please. jOHN WANAMAhEfs
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

We call special attention to the great bar
gains Mr., G. w. Shoemaker offers in an
other column. 1t will pay you to read 1t
carefully.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

c. W. Shoemaker, the enterprising mer-
chant. has purchased handsome wagon
for business purposes. 1t was built by Mr..
G. C. Loudenslager, and painted by j. G..
Keyser, the artist.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Mr.. E. L. Matlack, auctioneer, can be
seen at c. o. Davis Hotel, Bridgeton, every
Saturday afternoon, unless engaged at a
sale. Parties wishing his services as an
auctioneer should leave word at the above
named place.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
Z.-Zephyrs, Worsteds, Yarns, &c.

Since art needework became so fashionable we
determined to establish at the Round Ct unter the
headquarters for Crewel Patterns. Working an
vas, zephyrs, Germantown and Berlin Woods,
Cords, etc Everything needful for this novel
handicraft may be had. and our skilled attendants
give ideas and models for copying
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

At VIM. Wheaton's sale in Hopewell
Township few days since, eight shares OF
West Jersey Railroad stock were sold to
County Clerk Sharp for $500 a share.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 4.

D.-Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Tn the first place, we have 43O sewing machines
running on Gentlemen's and Boys Shirts alone.
Then we have Underwear, Collars and Guns,
Suspenders. Knit Jackets, &c all the lttle thlhgs
a gentleman needs for his toilet
" JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Mr.. Odin Edwards, of this city, has
opened florists store at No. 253 North
Ninth St., Philadelphia. MIR. E. has thor
ough knowledge of his business, and is with
al gentleman in every sense of the term.
We trust he will succeed in his new under
taking beyond his most sanguine expec-
tations.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Lehman Pierce was sent to Jail on Thurs
day morning. He was charged with assault
and threat to shoot Mitchell Gould with
revolver. He committed similar offence
last June.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

The 'sSerro Coffee" can only be had at
G. W. Shoemaker's.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

The body of John Gilmer, will arrive in
Cumberland County the last of the present
month and be inferred in the old Stone
Church cemetery near Cedarville. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Gilmer was MUIR
dered by a rebel mob in Kemper county,
Mississippi, at the time of the Chisholm
massacre.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Twenty-Five thousand pounds of poultry
were shipped from Bridgeton on Monday.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Isn't it about time that some measures
were taken to have Grosscup's Hall remod-
eled and made respectable, or dispense with
it altogether as lecture or concert room.
1t is a crying shame that city OF the size
and intelligence and financial ability of
Bridgeton, is not able to furnish hall suit
able for the accommodation and enjoyment
of the public.
Mr.. G. G. Grosscup has exchanged his
residence on North Laurel street for Mr..
Thaddeus Markley's Bank street property.
Mr.. Markley will make extensive improve
ments at the Grosscup mansion, and will
add to an beautify the grounds. He in
tends making the place one of the prettiest
in South Jersey, and to that end will spare
neither time nor expense.
Albums. A cheap lot of Photograph
Albums.
Service. His photographs are pleasing
and life-like.
Photographs by Service maize acceptable
ClflSCIndS pItsou'o'
Frames large and varied assortment,
all styles and prices.
The place-Service-T Commerce st.
Grosscup's Building.
Mr. Frank Dubois, Messenger on the
steamer ARTISAN had $500 stolen from his
stateroom one night last week. Nothing
definite has been ascertaned as to the thief,
but suspicious are entertained as to the
nrobable culprit. Mr.. Dubois is one of our
most worthy citizens, and unable to lose
this money. The loss is a severe one to
him. but like the honorable man that he is
he has made the parties whole to whom the
money belonged.
Tuesday evening, December Cd, has a
grand treat in store for the people of this
c;tv The 4th entertainment of the Young
MEMS Christian Association Course will
+.le nlace in Grosscup's Hall. Perhaps no
mart of the course will be superior to this.
eThe Temple Quartette," of Boston, and
Miss Matte o. Waters, Reader, will consti
tute a programme seldom surpassed. "The
rran,,,la Ouartette" has became famous in
the department, of music, and all who love
800, and instrumental music should moi
fail to be present. Miss Matte Q. Waters
!. reader of remarkable ability. and hel
raad;nps will alone be worth the price o.
admission.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 81.

JmmediateIy at Chestnut street entrance, with
onIv the finest novelties in Neckwear, ScarfS, Col
lars and Cuffs, &c. JOHN WANAMAhHn'
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

If you are intending to make Christmas
presents, please call and examine the large
and varied assortment of Fancy goods now
opening at Reeve & Fithian's.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Sheriff M'Bride sold the Rebecca Horner
property, Stoe Creek, at Davis Hotel on
Saturday afternoon. 1t was bought in for
$4,000 by parties interested.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
ENLARGED AND REFITTED
Great Dry Goods & OutfittIng House
OF PHILADELPHIA.
COVERING TO THE NEW CX HAIL.
AND FROM CHESTNUT STREET, THROUGH ENTRANCE,
EXTENDING TO MARKET STREET.

The space occupied Floor is 9525O feet.
The SPACE occupied Galleries S6,S05 feet
The in Basement is 1920 feet
1vns 9O25 1et amounting to 71zOO
all Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS.
JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

Past Grand l. T. Nichols. of Bridgeton
Lodge, No. 1879, I. o. o. F has been chosen
District Deputy Grand Master for district
No. 80, of Cumberland county.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

A surprise party of relatives and friends
assembled at the residence of Mr.. John
Clark few days since, to celebrate both
the birth md wedding day of the above
named gentleman. The party came SO sud-
denly that the lady Of the house was greatly
embarrassed as to what she should get for
her guests to eat. She deemed herself for
tunate that her chickens were safe in the
coop, and necessary she could serve up few
in short order. Fortunately, however, her
fowls were not needed, for the visitors came
provided with an abundance of eatables.-
The tables groaned beneath the weight of
good things. By eleven o'clock the house
was filed The occasion was most enjoya-
Bile, and everybody had a good time. Those
who were compelled to wait for the second
table became somewhat nervous, but in due
season their wants were supplied. After
the feast the guests indulged in music and
sineing to their hearts content. At late
hour the party broke up in the happiest
possible mood.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

No. 10.
H.-Real and Imitation Laces, Ruch-
ings, Ladies Cuffs, Collars
and Ties.
In no department of our business is the fair pro-
6t nrinciple more noticeable than here. People
tell us they have been accustomed to pay double
the prices we have some OF our goods marked
That low prices please is manifest by the throng
always selecting at the counters. 1t Is almost i'm
possible to keep full assortment, as the goods 60
out so rapidly The Ruchlngs and some aoisNs oGnef
About thirty hands are employed at this work
under a skilled designer. We copy the foreign
patterns and sell them at prices Wltnln reacp @ Oh
everybody JOHN WANAMAhIn' H.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27

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West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 20.

N. N. N. N.-Special Counter TO
Gents Extra Fine Furnishing
Goods
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
F.-Notions, Small Wares, such as
Sewing Silks, Braids, &c.

This would seem like an unimportant Depart
ment. but the fine assortment we keep requires 70
vnnng ladies all the time to wait on customers
'o"'1s "" JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Chew Jackson's BestSweet Navy Tobacco
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. 25.
P. P.-Boys' and Children's Clothing.

mnst sell higher than those who manufacture. we
have made this class of goods for nearly twenty
years. and we are the fountain head iof Roy !
Clothing. We receive it direct from the WORK
rooms on our own premises. and can supply pieces
at all times for mending. Our retail prices are AZ
low as dealers pay at wholesale leyEp
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
R.-Muslins, Flannels and Dress Ii
niings.

Every good make of goods always on our coun-
ters at prices guaranteed to be the lowest. Some
mills put up their goods specially according to our
orders, so that we can recommend them as reliable
JOHN WANAMAKER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
No. rs.

Y. Y-Silverware and Cutlery.
Only the hest makes kept that we can sell with a
guarantee to give satisfaction.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-11-27
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