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ford, It Is4lkely to find the doors Of any hall
it may engage guarded by soldiers.
EUGENE HALE.

WHAT HE HAS TO SAY OF THE OUTLOOK
Special Dsspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. M.-Eugene Hale, oil
Maine, Is now In Detroit on business con.
nected with the estate of the late Senatpl
Chandler. In aninteryieW tonight he said
he left Maine Wednesday night after speak
ing at a meeting of Republicans In Augusta.
The feeling then was that the whole difficulty
was practically ended. and that the better
part Of the Fusionists would give tie thing
up. To his surprise, he found by this morn
ing's dispatches that the violent and irresp pom
sible men in the Fusion concern seem to nave
got hold, and propose to treat the opinions
OF, the Supreme Court as Of no account
Smith he described as obstinate, self-wllled,
and reckless, and surrounded by a desperate
set Of men. One Of his staff is Blood, the
one-time
HUSBAND OF VICTORIA WooDHuLL~.
He is Smiths principal adviser Mr.. Hale
says the Fusiontsts are ROW trying to array
on their side all the class prejudice they can
excite. The feeling in the Republican party
is that the State Government belongs to them
and the Legislature is legally theirs, and they
are sustained by public sentiment, There
never had been q time when, il leaders
had said the word, every Fusionlst IN the
Capital would not have been swept out
But, with, the law on their side, violence
has been discountenanced. The party now
feels that 1t is the trustee Of the people OF
Maine. ~ see plainly" said Mr.. Hale,
that II the Fusionists persist in their revo-
luttonary course harder and sterner feel1ng
will soon take possession not only OF the
leaders but of the rank and file Of the Re
publicans, and that the Fusionists Will need
take but few steps more before
EVERY OUNCE OF POWER
in the State will be- brought to bear upon
them. The militia is In sympathy with the
regular Government. The recent reyolu-
tionary proceedings have justified the calling,
out of the militia. They will remain at the,
State House for some time. In the meantime,
the regular Legislature will go on and do the
business of State, and it is very plain that
the whole force OF the criminal statutes OF
the State must be brought to bear upon the
desperate men who are fermenting treason
and revolution. The effect on business IN
the State has been deplorable. The Repub.
lican party is confronted with the demand OF
the people that the regular Government shall
prove itself strong and capable Of maintaln-
ing peace, protecting property, and punlsh-
ing violations Of law.
NOBODY NEED BE AFRAID
that the Government is going to be given up
to the Fusionists:" Mr.. Hale says 9 large
share of the work has been done by Senator
Blaine. He has been tried as few men have
in the history of the Republic, and proved
himself equal to the emergency. The Ke-
publicans of Maine expect to elect him Pres
ident this year.
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CZAR AND n4pTNA

GLa1t AND tLARlNAx
VIENNA, Jan. 2A-It is reported In court
circles at st. Petersburg that the visit Of the
Russian Imperial Minister Of the Household
to Cannes, France, Is caused by the assiduous
harmony between the Car and czarina, Dis
:tuibed bX family affairs, The Minister is
ordered to invite the Czarina to the celebra-
ton Of the twenty fifth anniversary Of the
Cars. accession to the Imperial chrome. if
her health will permit. '@'N e@~' -
81: PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-The Go1os
thinks the time has come for the. beginning
e or q complete reconciliation with: the Poles
eiap ~ plaehiag tnem On the same footing as Rus
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IN, -nrr, Plotytxtne,s TrfaI.Trft:

A piece Of news from Siberia f9In,sft I'm of tha
striking instance Of the increasing aatx Kir5ce
wealthy mercIiant named re
aid. ch1ef propagnndlst 0t the sSkop'd psnd several
arrcsted by the police. Potytzsii,ee ii,eene an % s1s
Of hts fellow-prtsoucEs were cono,SSiisheI il ths
Moeusi y d NOW annon'iccs that s. P1otyttetngg yttetegoa
been employing bis time while ln9 unae 1T q Yard
In Siberia. in building steamships Y few w days
sca su tSe Is lst ast vesel ana the R5
won't on board in full vtew q ~ tae 9nads. i
presentt q he sald tist q tnare Try 81 tbatt
cisco, Instead Of returning to his la'e
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An old pioneer sat in Michigan avenne 90,
ccry yesterday, stroking bis white beafa q kad Md
telling the group around the stove that he haa ia
seen dozen Just such winters q this, Tnsa u u
many wolves and bears in olden days ana wy Ns9
felt his Importance just as much: The tHo ~
each other askance, and directly she III. :"
seEyed: ,oo,,,,,,. ,,oo,3v n
"Poorly /" snapped the other; why, saTede
quarter Of cord Of wood this morning ann tss'
to market twtcel ! never felt better u @ my ~
but it seems to me that you hare weak eyas. LII.
..Weak eyes! Why, I can read any pt1aI ~, ts.n
out glasses; my eyes were never Reens ~ -
"Less see which has the best eyes,'. ;. 1eu1ssfas!
the grocers clerk, as he took card noz9 L. nss
pocket. and tho two old pioneers caeet1'4'
agreed -.
The card was red on one side and blue On ataa 81
see at a tune aes Tie lie i1zs hae pioDeer a tooE n:
-, - Blue as s MILESTONE! Can't fool ny e1ss on
The red side was turned as the ether tooked
'Guess ibis IS your blue dayl II that cru
isntred then n never pitch aay pe aa ~ 9ds I'D
I'd hate to have yqur eyes' 1naf ca1' !, ~
ado You mean to insult me?' de1nandeo. e .nT @s
otAGE% HUH SIauQ uU euCA taAN 1--
man. say it's red1' .,,4,ea
"And I say it's bluel Don't ty to p'laD'
me. sir!''
"Who's bu11dozIng your .~.' -
While one sat down in basket Of ctotneEba.tas bnts
tho other burned his elbow on the stove. !rSt 8v
made rush for the door to seek !usaess icy dnsa
Wnrrant, and there they collfded, ana ahst,rqd
on the floor The one who got out tirst a1'. ~ nss
up the street. and the other down, and eacn w.
saying to himself: +ba
"I1l see whether man who tit 1ntuns 0a ia fn
site Of Detroit can be assaulted ano p0
this w8yu p
, 1880-01-25

A shocking case, Illustrative Of the effects Of
opium, is given in the Stonington family Of Paul
Greene. wife, and daughter,-the parents 70 years
Of age, the daughter about S. They hayu been
Stontngton, where they formerly lived among
the best people in the torn. The daughter was
Baptist Church, and the fa1nily vas respected.
But the mother began the use ofinutanun1 to
deadcn pain, and kept up the habit,-and the
husband and father also became q stave to it.
and then the daughter; and they parted with
their money, house, aud furniture to obtain fhe
uoxfous drug which has ruined them.
, 1880-01-25
THE OPPOSING BODIES.
TEE REPUBLICANS.

AUGCsTA4 NE, Jan. 24.-The Senate met
and Immediately adjourned until Monday
afternoon.
In the House, the Committee on the Judi
ciary was ordered 10 inquire what action, If
any, Is necessary to prevent any persons from
falsely pretending to assume the functions
and duties ofany of the State officers.
An act in relation to the State seal, the
public records and documents, and to certain
public officers and their duties, came up On
its passage. to be engrossed.
Mr.. Strout, IN support OF the bill, claimed
that this Is the legal Legislature, so recog-
nlzed by the courts and the people, and even
the Fpsionista The bill then passed.
The following preamble and resolution
were adopted;
WHEREAS, Information IS received that certain
persons have been engaged enrolling and enlist
ing men II q manner and for purposes unau-
'tq,rized By the laws Of this State: and,
WHEREAs- Such enlistment and organization
tend to the disturbance Of the public peace, and
to Disorder aad revolution; therefore,
the part ct the House with such as the Senate
may Join. be appointed for the purpose OF In
vestieating the truth Of such reports. and to as
certain what action, II any. should be taken. and
make report OF their doing to the House. said
and papers
ADJOURNED I'LL Monday.
;-*-' TIE FUSIoNISTs :
met in Union Hail. Their ranks were thin,
US many have gone home Dickey offered
the following order, which passed:
That committee OF one from each county be
appointed By the House, with such a. the Serate
may Join to prepare O. memorial to Con9ress and
AT address to the people Of this State. sgttiup
forth the facts relating to the ORGANIZATION al
the House and Semitic On the first Wednesday OF
January, and all facts relating % tho choice Of
Governor, also the members Of the Council and
State officers, and air other facts connected With
rha Legislature which. may be deemed at I'M
portance By the Committee.
Ingalls,, Of Wlscasset, said that In submit
ting to the Court, we should understand that
every man Of the organization shall remain
here until decision 0f the Court is received.
The House then voted to send the questions
to the Justices Of the Gon1t The Senate
voted to concur with tn, House
4 communication Was received from the
National Greeuback Committee Of. New
Hampshire, advising the Fusipnists to stand
fru to the bitter end. and, II need be, fight
for their rights. =:
Both branches then adjourned until Mon
Speaker Talbot told the reporter that his
House needed protection more than the Re
puhlicans. The Fusionists show uumistak-
able sigma Of nervousness over the state Of
affairs Secretary Of State Sawyer; Of the
Fusion Government, is ont OF the city.
Should the Fusion Legislature 60 to Ridda-
, 1880-01-25

Bast0n C0fnNfIttdt BuHtt{n,
It ts related OF we'll known merchant Of q
neighbor1ng city that, after making his vim ard
leaving large property to a trustee for bis son.
he called the young man in and, after reading
the will to him. asked II there vas any alteration
or Improvement he could Suggest. VIII
father" said the young gentleman, iightineE ~ =
cigaret. II think as things go hoTadays' It
would be bettar for me II You left the Urf5nettv
The old gentleman made up his mind then and
there that the young man was quite Competent
to take charge OF his own Inheritance. and
scratched tho trustee clause out, ""
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= WILL BE ASKED: 10 EXPLAIN.

- WILL BE ASKED no Ex1HA1w
Madrid, Jan. a.-Posada Herrera On
Monday, in the Chamber OF Deputies, vim
Introduce an Interpolation asking Premier:
Gt;an3yas t;sts del Castillo toexplain the policy Of
- =: NEW: ABOLITION BILL. ' :
MADRID, Jan. 24.-A: committee of Sem,
the abolition 0f slavery, differing in some
polnFs rom the bill adopted BY the Cortes.
, 1880-01-25
CHESS,

NEW YORK. Jan: 24.-In the chess tourna-
ment tonight Grundy was defeated by Ware,
which places him on tie with Mackenzie
and Mobile for the first place. Judd, by
losing game tonight, was put back to sec
0nd place. The gnlnes are aS follows:
Ryan was defeated BY Sellnan; Cohnfeld de-
feated Congdon: Mobile defeated Judd,
Grnndy was defeated by Ware; Mackenzie
defeated 1Illlnar.
, 1880-01-25
HORRIBLE.
How the Unfortunate Inmates OF the
J. Indiana Insane Hospital Are Treated
under the New Democratic Manages

Ind Tndtana 1nsnne e Ho.n,ta1 Are rreated
! nn1ar - Na.v man,ocra1fc r1an.ge.
ment. % '' wow '''''
Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer =, "a SDs'n.,; ~
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. e1.-The crimes
Of the lnquisitton seem at last to have found
a counterpart in the Indiana Insane Hos
@ & y. a'G ~
that tlnst1tutlon are True ihe horripie outlages
committed upon the unfortunate inmates OF
this hospital, as related to me, so far sur
pass anything Of the kind Of which ! have
ever heard that l scarcely know where to be-
| GIN to write that which was told me. Proba-
bly, the best starting point would be the
! political REORGANIZATION. which was one of
Ie many CRIMES ~, co!nlnl'tea oy tne ~ las' Us
Leg1slatnre. For ten years previous the IN
stftution had been, under the superintend-
| ency Of DR., Eyerts; an eminent man
tue tned any, Of os of h;: out %9o
painting, book-writng, and outside matters,
thus leaving an immense amount Of details
to be looked after by assistants, who were
~ At""3s - - a., as 10y ,4ea; s4ou n'ss
| been: At any rate, the few shortcomings OF
bis management were made pretext for
Less'asate 3n e,iasea u" +,,in aA1l Gull
plete teoieaiilza'aon, anu 1aAs 4loine ior
wrecked minds and diseased bodies became
d 1ying-int hospital for {Democratic) politi-
G.sns Sasrao ,po1e4'A ou'u~elS ~ n'e'i "''o ~"
nf;np ,,dor +,,o ,r,ors 80 +1o T., <,,3,o,. p,
aetug uiluei tl,o oiuele ~ tue I1.I'es'e' y, "
keep close watch upon the workings OF all
the state Institutions, | ARRANGED IN August
worthy and WIN wos than emn1ovad IN the
't!;, "oat!; ~tu Wy "so uon enptos eu ~ tno
, 1880-01-25
MUST DIE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. s4.-The sentence OF
Charles Webster, convicted OF rape in con-
junction with George Washington upon
Frances Otto, October, 1878, was to-day af--
firmed by the Court of Appeals, 80 he will
shortly be hanged unless the Governor inter-
fereS, s.- -
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PERSIA.
N.- - -,
NO FIGHTING.

TEHERAN, Jan. A.-Not only has th,,
been no attack upon Tchlkislar. Int ~ S'esa
are no Turcomans near there Con,mnss.esta seta
tions between Tchikislar and Tia Pa5su
outposts, some distance eastward A. ,@a ~
feet. -. ~ ,ees'
, 1880-01-25

- POLITICAL, RESOLUTIONS ~'- )
PARIS, Jan. M.-The resolution .adonte1
Friday: at the meeting Of the. Republican
members OF the Left who favor plenafy am
nesty, Offering admission to the other groups
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&"TTAT;,v

FAfAL HOMAGE. !.
ROME, Jan: @-Numerous distfngn,,,, ,
persons are expected here to ioin t IN 4ss uishea
age to the Pope on. the, 7th Of Ma,es S.e aou-
half of the scientific world. sA oa b.
H:::t: Is, THE GR1sr TAI, :,:.
ThaSenate, after several days, deh,.
resolved by vote Of 125 to q to ta nae aas
the discussion OF the Government biz ijlseeae ~ y
abolition Of the grist tax until tbe pnaas .Sl 10
ofsuch measures feasible without tI.aenaeat
to the finances Of the country. Tha Ss'aaata Soa
ment considers this rejection ~ ao'stn' ~" N
and will probably ask the King To- ~ c,oses ,Me ol
Session Of F Parliament and apbolnt s ss91ssa9 %
, 1880-01-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YORK, jan. q 2244.-Amtvead, steamships
City of Montreal and Getmaniey from Liver
pool 80, ,-
H141FAx, Jan. 24-Antved, Circassian,
, 1880-01-25

Nation, and ordered: that: statistics be for-
wardcd to washington as disproof OF lie ne
allegation, and withsithe view to save snis s
great body OF Western: lands to the people OF
whom they are the heritage.
, 1880-01-25

A4ENDEU C1VIITEERF If$E RCLE8E2Js
Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRk, Jan. 25.-The recently adopted
amendments to the Custom-House Civil
Service rules, and their approval by the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, seem to have been
the preliminary to general cleaning out of
that institution and the appointment of Il
horde Of new officers, presumably in the in
terests Of Ar. Sherman's aspirations as a
candidate for the Presidency. The most
Important change Is the insertion Of clauses
giving the Collector power to appoint any
number Of new men without examinations
for three menths, with one extension of
three months more whenever in his judg-
ment the exigencies of the service demand
It is given ont semtoficially that several i1n-
portant changes will be made By Feb. in
the Surveyors and Warehouse Departments
, 1880-01-25
FINANCIAL

NEW YoRK, Jan 2244-Ths liabilities Of
Morris S., Seymour H., and Henry N. Hey
man are S121,o ,ooo; real assets, $4,000
, 1880-01-25

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. A.-Gen. B. F. Harris
has entered upon his duties as State Superin-
tendent Of Buildings, and discharged all Fu-
qSnniSfp
, 1880-01-25


Boston, Mass, Jan. IA special from
Biddeford says that Ferguson Haines, the
City Treasurer, sent So, 900, the amount Of
Biddeford's State tax, to White; the Fusion
State Treasurer
:. RIOTS FEARED
: An augusta Ofe.) special says that it Is
feared, in case the Fusion Legislature is dis
persed, riots will break out in Lewiston and
Biddeford. The State troops will continue
under arms until further notice. Gov Davis
willnot issue proclamation commanding
the Fusion Legislature to disperse until. he
has exhausted every peaceful recourse, but
will not give an undue amount Of time for
cogitation- He considers the majority Of the
Fusion legislators the dnpes Of Pillsbury
and other men,
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14
For The Smyrna Times.
ErclCPIca.

At an early hour on Saturday evening IL
gasoline explosion occurred in the cellar Of
the store Of Anderson & Hall, severely
burning Mr.. Hall about the hands and
face, upsetting several persons in front of
the store scattering several of them pro
mlscuousy into the street, regardless of
consequences. The explosion did consider.
able damage to the store, in the shape of
smashing glass cases, lifting counters, tear.
ing up the floor. &C.. while the back of the
huIldim. was started back about foot or n
foot and a.half. The adjoining buildings
were shaken and in some. wlrriow lluI'Is
Were blown out while the report was heard
ii half mile our uf to,yn.
IhrIr are great many SuppO,itious as
I" h"N the r&rh'-ion occurred, but none
ar" "rtI.nt", ~ nn one knows lust how it
Occurred. NOT even Mr.. Hall himself Mr..
Hall, the junior partner in the firm and the
son ~ tne tiuVtfnor, went into the cellar
tn draw N"aI" VINEGAR, taking with him nI
ordinary talow candle. lie saws. lust after
entering IT," cellar, he saw blue flame 90
from the camille tn measure sitting bv the
barre! of fs>>oiine," and that is ali he
knows OF tie atl.,ir, rs the next thing he
remembered wa. being out in the street
1t l. not even known how he got out of the
cellar. some say he was blown out through
the cellar way and some that he found bis
way up through the store
Mr.. Hail was severely injured, so much
so rs to be confined to the house; at present
he Is resting easier, though suffering con.
siderable yet w
FREDERIcA, DEL, July -, 1850.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Work was suspended in the Port Deposit
quarrIes on Friday, on account of the ex.
cessive heat.
The Greensboro Band is trying to reor.
ganize. Let Brother Way, of the Transcript,
take notice.
Fervant prayer for rain was offered in the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday night, and
on Monday we had several refreshing
showers.-Ceca Democrat.
The NJ. f. church at Church Hill, which
has been thoroughly repaired, will be re-
opened for public service on Sunday July
Is, by Revs. r. E. Martindale, j. S. Willis
and ]. E. Mowbray.
Prof. Hochkeppel, Wilmington teacher,
who is spending his vacation in Caroline, is
teaching Rev. Messrs. McFaddin, Smith,
and McSorely, Greek and Hebrew at %
cents IL lesson each.
Col. Edward Lloyd had fine yoke of
oxen killed by lightning in Talbot county,
last week. They were found dead in an
open field, about thirty feet apart, with not
a mark of lightning on them.
As an evidence of the benefit of the fish
law prohibiting the catching of fish other
wise than with hook and line, in Chester
river, from the 10th of May to the lst of
September, the oystermen report that fish
are in great abundance in the river and
creeks.
EXrENDING.-The Superintendent of the
Worcester and Frankford railroad is max.
ing arrangements for wharf at Chinco.
league. This will help the developement
of that section of country, as we'll as furnish
them IL market for what is one of the most
productive potato sections of our PENN
sula.
Charles Taker, colored, Il farm hand in
TucIahoe Neckpfell from load of wheat
on Wednesday, and the pitchfork in some
unaccountable way got between him and
the ground, prong upward, and he fell on
it, one prong entering his abdomen and the
other mis- right lung. He died in half an
hour from the h"morrhage of the ruptured
lung.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

BUYING JEwRLRY.-Buyers of iewelrv
should be on their guard in these days Of
cheap limitations and unsatisfactory coun.
tterteits. The love of personal adornment
Is natural and praiseworthy and should be
INDUCED within proper bounds To CRAFTY
1t IN correct way, good taste and iudc-
ment should be exercised, avoiding the
clumsy attempts at decoration which pro.
woke smile from those who know correct
styles and reliable articles when they see
them. In selecting jewelry it is we'll to be
guided by the Judgment of such house as
Bailey, Banks 4 Biddle, who by LONG ex.
perlence know what to keep, and who keep
the largest variety of acceptable articles OF
lewelry, both for gentlemen and ladies
Recent improvements in the manufacture
OF line Jewelry have brought prices down
far below what they formerly were. The
show cases at Twelfth and Chestnut Sts..
PhIladelghia are amply filed with wealth
OF hne Jewelry' and Bailey, Banks & Biddle
take pleasure in showing it, whether visi.
tors buy or not
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14
AGENTS.:

AGENTS:
ANDREW j. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Geo. r. Moncy Dcl City Lcnuel w. WltpleS LC1CcS.
j. $. H0JiHgtOR, Smyrna. J0hn ". WO0htn, LdHiti.
4. Jackson, Jr, Camden Henry ". Baker, SCdtOrd
Jas b. AndcrsOa, Freericd H. r. DOCRiHg. .GeOrgCO1CH.
ReyHCdr Williams. Milford. JdmeS Ponder. Milton.
George Moore FeitOn. 4. f. WdgdiROn, for lOlCCr
CJ Harrington, ,FdrmiRgtOnI SuSScr.
c. 4. RduLins, BriGgcuiUe.
james ". TdI,dyke, ChcstertOlrR. Nj.
John p. MtRliue GreGlS6OOugh, Nj
jeremiah Z. Fletcher, Prcst0H, Nd
James Cannon, Salisbury, Nd.
Charles Collins, Berlin, Nd.
Vm. q. Dickinson, POcOmoke city, Nd.
UJuSiAcSScontmunica ShOUdLc addreSscdt0
VIM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March 4, 1880. DOVER DEL
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The boiler Of threshing machine explo.
ded at punkirk, Ohio, Tuesday, killing
sevon and wounding eight persons. Two Of
1he latter subsequently died and three
Others it is said cannot survive.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

BEACTIFIERs.-Ladies, you cannot make
lair skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling ewes
with all the cosmetics of France, or bean.
tlfiers of the world, while in poor health.
and nothing will give you such good health
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See
another column.--Ts!egrapA.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

Reports to the Republican Congressional
committee at Washington shows that conf
dence prevails everywhere in the party.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The amnestied French irreconciliables
are preparing to stir up more strife in the
republic. Henri Rochefort was welcomed
back to Paris Monday by 6,OOO persons.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

An accident on Mount Washington
caused the death of one lady and serious
injuries to other persons.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14
WANAMAkER & BROWN. >
HOW TO
GET Clothing
under Price.

If we could sell a little
more of this and a little less
of that, we could make
things come out even-the
last man that came in would
carry off the last suit; but
we can't. Out of every
stock there are a great many
sizes left when some are
gone. The best we can do
with these incomplete assort-
ments is to mark them low
enough to set a great many
people looking among them
for bargains.
This we do every day at
this time of year; and just
now we have enough of
such to stock a little store.
Besides, odd parts of suits
get left--coats, vests and
trousers. We have a room
in which there is nothing
else. There is in that room
cheaper clothing than you
have any notion of. We call
it the Bargain-Room.
These marked-down suits
and garments are of all
sorts; they may be among
the best in the store.
We force a continual clear
ance of such articles as
would only embarrass us;
and keep our stocks always
fresh and full.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14

The Porte is selling large quantities Of
eccieslastical and crown property in Euro.
pean Turkey.
Smyrna times., 1880-07-14
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