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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-13
WHAT HORsEMEN WANT.
A. Good Reliable Horse, Linimen1
asld Con nditiGn Powder. H

Such are to be fonnd in DIR. TOBIAS HORSE
IMMINENT in pint bottles, and Derby Condition
Powder ......
Certificates have been received from Colonel D
McDaniels, Dr.. ]. W. Weldon, Colonel Bush,
Colonel E. H. Deleyan, 136 West Twenty second
street, New York: s. L. Cohen, President OF the
Consolidated Card Company, New York; c. G.
Voorhees,, Esq.,, Forty-eighth street and Broad
way, New York; W. Litchfeld ESQ.,, $40 Main
street, Hartford; James D. Miller. ESQ.,, Browns
vllle, Pa; Ryerson, Brown & Dayit, l2S West
Thirty-seeond street, New York; Nathan Jeslin
Esq., Webster, Mass; H. s. Caldwell. Agent of
Middlesex Quarry Company. Portland, Ct; H. s.
Leatibeuter Esq, 600 Seventh avenue New York;
Grifing & Bros. Agricultural Warehouse, 60 Cort-
land street, New York; Geo. W. Wklls, ESQ.,
Agent ofthe Baltimore Coal Company; A. j.
Pond. Esq.,, Superintendent Of the Broadway
Railroad, Boston, Wass. A. Woodward, ESQ.,,
Exchange Hotel, Bangor. Maine; and 1000 others
can be seen attfie
Depot: AZ Murray St., N. Y.
sa- No pay if the Linimentl and Powders are
not superior to any other. If you once give them
trial you will never be without them.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Family Liniment is Is and so cents the
Horse, 90 ocents, in pint bottles; the Derby Pow.
ders, Is cents q, box.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22

Between 0 and 10 O'Clock this morning,
Miss Frederick Dell, single, aged about 60
years, q native of Germany, was found
dead at her residence, No. 703 California
street. One of the oomer in the house
entered the old lady's sleeping apartments,
and discovered her lying on a sofa, partly
dressed. She had been choked with a
towel. Some valuable jewelry is missing,
and the object Of the murder was evidently
robbery. There is no clue to the perpe-
traitors.
VALLEJO, December 20.--Bridget, wife IF
Patrick LandaSan, q blind man, met her
death this afternoon by drowning in o well.
The earth surrounding the curbing caved
and let her down. She was brought to the
top Of the well once, but the rope by
which she was made fast slipped off and
let her fall.
TOMBSTONE "a. IT, December 20.-The
Grand Central has struck ore on its 100
foot level, the Contention at the 400, and
the Head Centre at 40, all dipping east.
This establishes the p~ermanency of the
camp. Tombstoners claim they have
more dividends in sight than were ever
shown on the Comstock at the same depth.
Boise CRY, DecembN Gown. w.
Mccullough, Of this city. aged AZ, com
mited suicide this morning about z o'clock.
by shooting himself in the head in his room
with a pistol. He was very much respect
ed as a citizen, and no cause for the act is
known, except that he was in embarrassed
circumstances
VIRGINIA CRY, December 21.-W Water in
the Alta is 70 feet above the 2050 level.
Since reaching the incline the water has
been rising over two feet per hour. The
lower pump was lost, but two donkey
pumps are now running. More pumping
facilities will be required.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22

The New York Nation ia eve
doubt if anything in our day does more
to bring the pulpit into discredit than
the newspaper reports Of sermons" The
Sun asks, as it the fault of the preach
ers?" We think, says the San Francisco
Stock Report. as a general thing, it is
not. Very frequently, in fact usually,
reporters without any special theological
knowledge at all are sent to report SER
mons and their reports are ridiculous.
Unless the preacher furnishes his manu-
script or writes out his sermon himself.
reports are apt to be perfect trash. A
city editor details for a base ball match.
q military drill. a horse race the reporter
who he believes has the best knowledge
of the subject upon which he has to
write, but any member of the staff is
good enough for a Our long ex.
perience leads US to the conclusion that
the preachers are sinned against in this
way.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
Material Benefit Expected to Re-
suit.
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
CALIFORNIA.

Two Donkey Pumps Bobbing Away
I'm the Alta-Sttll ON Argument
The Alta Swindle-Chinese Lep.
ers Shipped-Found Dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTrEs DESIRING PASSAGE ~ .,csel
WAY Stations will please pr shton stabl,s
at the Jackson House, or st tne
and leave orders to be called, a no.
, "'n Bus Proprietor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
TBy Telegraph to the Sentinel.

fBy Telegraph to the Sentinel.
San Francisco, December 21.-In the
case Of John Il. Burke vs.. j. O. Flood ct
al, is still IN argument in Department
No. 2. Of the Superior Court. G. J. Hill
yer, for defendants, occupied the forenoon
in argument, and Hall McAllister in the
afternoon. McAllister will resume again
tomorrow.
This afternoon the Directors Of Alta
met. President Meyers, Secretary Wat
son, and all the Directors were present.
The meeting was not an open one, but at
its close Secretary Watson furnished the
reporters with q copy of the following res
olutions, passed unanimously by the
Board.
Resolved, That E. D. Boyle, Superin-
tendent OF the company be, and he is here
by requested to prepare and present to the
Board a full and detailed report of all
prospecting operations carried on by him
on the 1850 and 2050 levels of the Alta
mine, including a statement of the run
ming OF the diamond drills, number of
holes made, mode Of taking samples, and
the precautions taken to prevent any in
reference with them, and also the state
ment Of water encountered, and the efforts
already and o being made to free the
mine therefrom, and that hereafter, and
until further directions Of the Board the
Superintendent shall make daily tele-
graphic reports, addressed to the Presi-
dent st the office of the company, showing
the progress OF operations at the mine.
The street says the resolution does not
amount to q row Of pins. First, there is
no date fixed when Boyle shall make his
report. There is nothing calling upon
hiM to reveal his assays from his drilling,
and he is required to verify nothing under
oath.
Fourteen Chinese lepers were shipped by
the steamer Belgic to-day for Hong Kong.
The Supervisors determined several DAYS
ago to get rid Of them, and made their
preparations secretly. Chinese Vice Con-
sui Bee, co-operated with them and made
q search Of Chinatown, finding but one
case to be added to those in the hospital.
They were driven to the steamer Just be-
fore she sailed, given tickets and q small
sum OF money each, and rushed on board
70 prevent their friends. II so disposed,
from getting out writs Of habeas corpus.
The lepers presented q ludicrous appear
ance on boarding the steamer. Some were
30 devoured by disease a. to be unable to
walk. Their countrymen on board evinced
great excitement, and refused to go near
hem. Consul Bee has te~legraphed the
Chinese authorities, and on the arrival of |
he Belgic at Hong Kong, the lepers will
% put on board a tug, and taken direct to |
he Lepers Hospital at Canton. |
In the Mussel Slough case, to-day, the |
United States District Attorney, Philip |
'eare. opened the argument for the pros
cution. He was followed by Henry L. |
Ysighton, for the defense.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
Horses Ranched.
DISSOLUTION.


TT You have q cold, or your lungs
i are affected, get 9 bottle Of Rock and Rye
KENp'e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
OVER THE WATER.

with Excitement - The
Doors Ahead-The French Ahead
in the Billiard Championship Of
the World-Turkish Finances
SkObelOR Crushing 'Em-Neither
the Empress of Austria Nor the
Marquis of LandsdOwne Will
Spend the Winter on Their Es-
tates in Ireland.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22

In Eureka, December 81. lsso.-Miss Matilda
Esterley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
NOTICE.

n NJ. PARIS HAS n the mercan.
M Ei ARM as Of = q R. t Hutchinson 4 Co M Mr. b rs sbi.
will be- the resident partner Of ne Ont d co.
place. T. DAN
Eureka, Dec. 8, 1880. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22

a WRITER in London Truth gives the
following picture Of life at Baden 1.-THE
other day I went to dine at a restaurant.
There were at the table next to me a
German and his bride. After the SOUP.
and after the fish. they kissed each other.
During the rest of the dinner the pauses
between the courses were not sufficient
for their feelings, and they kissed each
other after every mouthful. What was
J. what were the walters, what were the
other guests who were dining, to them?
They loved each other, eating and kiss.
ing were their idea of happiness, and
they saw no reason why they should not
combine the two because they did not
happen to be alone. The mutual afec.
ton Of these artless beings amused me,
although they were both so ~sinpurlarlv
hideous that their osculatory exercises
seriously affected my appetite"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
NOTICE Z.

,yHe UNDERSIGNED. At The 10 SA ths IN
of the Executrix. will st,eh" M. Hill
finished law business OF INC n W. COLE.
Eureka, December 10. 1880
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22

>. +. EXAMINER; Following closely
upon the proposed scheme to pension
General Grant. comes the proposition 10
present Mrs. Hayes with a purse of So.
600 as . testimonial Of approval of her
noble stand in excluding liquors from
the White House. She no doubt de.
serves credit for her courage, but should
not the virtue Of the act be It's own re.
wardf Now let us raise a few thousand
for Mr.. Hayes. who has, during his term
OF Office, attended church regularly and
never chewed tobacco or maunched pea
nuts during the service. The virtuous
and high-minded men and women of the
Republic must and shall be suitably re-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-22
NOTICE.

Uo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN hhoanehi
the undersigned. have this ~ sA fdabo b..
out the interest of Mr.. Brase N .ne ! will col.
property. Main street. E o1s arm.
ieet ana pay all DiiiSo' JOHN FRANCIS: l..
Eureka. Nevada. December II. $50 ''o
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
The Death Record,

Nineteen deaths are reported for last
week. Coroner's cases, /; brought here
for intermsnt, 2; sont away, 5; still
born, ] bernin the United States, Is
Germany, white, Is ; black, l male
II female, 9.
Deaths by Wards First, 8 ; Second,
l; Third, l !; Fourth, O; Fifth, 2
Sixth, 2; Seventh, 3 ; Eighth, 2
Ninth, 2 ; Tenth, 2.
Causes Of death Apoplexy, ! aoci.
dent, / consumption, 2 commissions,
l catarrhal pneumonia, /; scarlet
fever with dropsy following, l enterit.
is, 2 effect Of aseald, ; heart disease,
l membraneouS Group, l; pneumonia,
l ;soarlet fever, sCarlatina and dip.
iberia, /; spina biada, !; typhoid
fever, Typhoid pneumonia, l; whoop.
ing cough, l.
Ages Of the dead Under one year.
s from one to five years, 2 from FIVE
to ten years, 3; from ten to twenty
years, from twenty TO thirty years,
! from thirty to forty years, l from
fifty to sixty years, 2; from sixty to
seventy yeArs,2; from seventy to eighty
years, l; from eighty to ninety years, L.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
Local Political Notes,

There will be q Republican rally a
Kiamensi to night and the clubs OF thiI
city will participate in the torch ligh
procession that is to come of. Mr.. ]. K
Bringhurst, Esq., will furnish trans
portation free. The train Is to leav,
the Delaware Western depot, foot 0
Market street, at 6 Is o'clock.
The Young Mems Republican clul
will hold i!s next regular meeting OIL
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
The Garfield Veteran Guards viii
hold a meeting this evening at their
headquarters TO which all ex,s0ldiert
and ex.Sailors are invited. They want
to turn ont 300 men in parade on Wed
nesday night.
The following Republican meetings
have been arranged for during tbs
week:
This evening (Mondsy) AZ Newark,
to be addressed by L. C. Bird, Esq, and
George W. Roberts. At Delaware City
on Thursday night to be addressed by
Msssrs Bird and Massey. On Friday
evening, al Christians to be addressed
by Messrs. Bird and Massey. On Sat-
urday evening next to be addressed by
Messrs. Bir1 and Macalister.
A meeting of the Republicans Of the
Fourth Ward will be held tomorrow
tuesday, evening at 302 Market
street, at 730 O'Clock. It is very i'm
portant that there should be a general
attendance of the Republicans from
all over the ward.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
THIRD EDITION.
.TMk RlVr DkMOUMCkN
sWD nnAU - tsekb
The sernsn Of new. q. ". miller In
0raae Chmreh last Might.

sD unAsg - tscA
Fhe Sermon Of new. q. ". Miller In
Grace Chursh last Might.
Rev. George W. Killers subject for
the evening service ct Grace n. 3.
church last night was the duty which
man owed 10 hb brother. The church
was crowded.
In the course Of his able sermon the
preacher spoke Of the tendency to set
aside the responsibilities which had in
the words, IAN l my brothers. keep
err" been so utterly repudiated. The
speaker dwelt upon the condition Of the
nation. The oolored race was born from
serfdom TO q nation in = day and that is
the brightest thing In American his
tory. The church opened its pocket
and Its heart, and did all II could to
disseminate religion and intelligence
among these people. These who went
to carry the Gospel into the South were
shot down In cold blood and were hunt
cd through the swamp. This race pre-
judics was dwelt upon at great length
and urged with great emphasis that
this Nation should do justice to the poor
defsnssless negro in the South.
incidentally, he alluded to the recent
riot in Wilmington. He said, in sub
stance "ln our own city race preju.
dice Ia abroad. Recently We have
been made aware OF it's great extent
IN an alarming manner. / do net uu-
dertaks to speak of the cause ofths
riot which occurred in our streets O
week ago, or TO say who Is rsspOnsib, q
that is q matter for judicial investi-
CATION. Bat We do know who were
the rioters afterward. And l do say
and am willing to be held responsible
for my assertion till the day Of judg-
nsnt, that the attack upon the hail,
half filed with women and children,
and the attack upon that church Of
God, and the rsiding Of private property
and quiet homes and the bounding
through the streets Of ipofenslve men,
women and children, was q soWaraly
and dastardly outrage"
The above remarks were greeted with
faint applause. The preacher then
took up and considered the opportuni.
ties which Christianity Offers to man to
show that he is his brothers. keeper.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
SPECIAL MENTION,

Mothers, don't let the little ones sui.
er with coughs when 9 bottle Of DR..
Simms' Unequaled Cough Syrup, cost
ing only % cents or IS cents, will most
frequently cure. Main depot, 4sh and
King streets; Phila., COZ Arch street.
Sold by dealers.
Yes, Sutterley L Sawyer, 3O2 Market
street, above Third, are now taking IL
fine card photographs for $l.60 and one
large Sx10 picture in frame for $l.O0.
They guarantee entire satisfaction. No
extra charge for children.
The best photographs taken In Will
mington are at No. 3l5 Market street,
BeeCher's Gallery. First gallery below
4th, west side. Established II Yeas
Remember vhau you want a picture
OF yourself or aEY OF your family, go 10
Beecher's gall,ry, 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
Teachers' Institute.

The Teachers Institute Of New Gas.
tie county, will convene at Newark on
Wednesday, Nov. 3rd, the day after
the election. The Executive COMMITTEES
has prepared full and varied pro.
gramme-and this the Sixth annual
Institute promises TO be the best ye,
held in the State. Dsily lectures on
methods Of teaching English Grammar
will bs given by Prof. George L. Maris,
Of West Chester Normal School. SINH.
lar instructions in Arithmetic by Prof.
X. D. Porter, Of Newark, aud Cd Read
ing by Prof. S. T. Ford. Of this city,
formerly Of Crisfisld, Md. Among the
lecturers for the evenings entertain.
ment will be the Rev. a. R. Horne,
President OF the Model School onnsct-
ed with Muhlenberg College, Allen
town, Pa.
Railroad orders and programmes can
be procured by addressing Mr.. Fred.
Eden Bach at No. COS King street, this
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
HlD GLOVES.
IUhN wANANAKER.

L
We are selling an uncommonly good, we'll
made, shapely, and hno tnrse-button kid
glove ct 90 cents pa r; all oolors and sizes.
Everything that looks like kid, you know, Ia
called by that name, no matter what animal
II grew on.)
Tho qualities sought for In hid gloves are
delicate beauty OF texture, color, finish, SOW
INK and shape; and durability. This glove is
as good as any glove regularly sold under g..
II is by accident that Wo can sell 1t At ~ Cts;
and we have all there are, 90 far ~ We know.
Our regular stock In ladies' and misses hid
gloves at present consists Of the following :
Aiexandree (thrAe.button s1.o).) MoriquaRd
tthree.buttOn 1907 and Lupin (three. button
81 COY. OF there the first is known 70 be real
kid: the second 10 sometimes hid, sometimes
lambskin; the third 10 generally, II not a..
ways, lambskin.
1t is thought supernuous by some to tell
you what kid gloves ave made o. We may
not always know. When We do, you shall, II
yon read.
We employ the hest skill In buying We car
nnd. We get the best goods We can End. We
sell them for what they ere and as low as We
can. THIS is our notion o. legitimate business.
At the Chestnut-street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
SECOND EDITION.
TnR NENTR wARD,
SEINE Eviae nee Of o Pro 'onserted
Rtan 90 steal she ward.


Rias 90 steal the ward.
Inflrmation was given TO a RRPuBLI
GAN reporter on Saturday OF esnfes-
sion which W. T. Bsylis, the Demo-
craft, clerk OF the Little Election in the
Ninth ward, had made to certain parties
of 90 tain propositions which had been
made TO him prior to the holding Of the
cleo lion. Brief mention was made Of
the matter on Saturday.
What Bsyiis has told Us In substance
Is Is follows: Before the opening Of the
polls, County Constable Dillon came to
him and told him to "doctOr" the poll
list SO that the names OF Democrats
would exceed In numbers those OF Re
publicans, and that Edward c. knight,
the inspector, would put tho tickets iate
match. He gave Dillon no satisfaction
Later in the day Knight came to him
with the same order when Bayiis re-
fused, saying he had taken an oath tc
aot fairly and he would not do such {
thing as that for any party. Their
knight, according to his statement, re-
piled that he was a "-ot q Demo
cratic clerk" Soon after this Baylis
left the room climbing through tn.
window In order as he now says, t
avoid being mixed up in the fraud.
Baylis now denies that knight mad,
any proposition to him but does no
deny that some one else did make 1t.
The fact that BAylis made the state
ment, as detailed above, can be zorro
boratsd by three or four witnesses, 1t Il
believed, and they will swear that h
said that Edward C. Knight made .
proposition Of the kind to him, which
he now denies.
Constable Dillon, to 4 REPUBLICAN
reporter to-day spoke Of Bsylis' as,er,
ton as q positive lie. He said 81
never had any such con versation with
the man, and did not know who Knights
clerk was till after the polls had open.
ed and about II O'Clock went up
to vote, and putting my book in
asked him to write down the names oil
Democrats who had voted. Again
between 8 and 4 o'clock | returned
for the book and be had not the names
written down. Then he allowed me to
copy them from his poll list"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
.---A~e~
4uery Z

MEssRg. EDIToRs: --l5 IL pD .ds
rance" born not Of fal'h D uu.bItI
and self Importance, iof S,pinsss
or who never had the maa n',Ior ID
to assume TO berate bis l0lV n NJ
OF both political parties anu ! u,oDs !
TO instruct them as to 1ne rp.j1u,
ods of conducting cam ANY, ppsSpuA|
boosted assumptions Oh Wv ~, Dbl
ism Of one who thus Sa'i''
as a citizen are amusing as A
In the writer's judgment ,,,pd
on a par with the 0O Oat..ss b
Gospel preacher who pr .,i'b iba
a strict non. conformity WIN ID
Of this world and yet mlIs y 'o,s,s
pit in which he is paid !" M n
Gospel, in harsrguing, e.. ~ At
cations on political the 90 - Up'
80 It seems toa CoSsrA'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
They Want Blood.

Last evening a gentleman and three
ladies were walking out Delaware Ave.
nue. and when near the monument, the
gentleman showed the ladies where the
Republican parade would countermarch
on next Wednesday evening. As he
mentioned "Republican," four rough
men came up and swore outrageously
at the young man and the ladies, tell
:;ag them that If the Republicans went
out to the monument they would have
to wade through blood. The young
man made no reply but it suited his
convenience to return from that locality
as soon as possible.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST MORT.
AXx- gage. in sums Of $500 to 81, GOO city
property or farms. apply TO
GEO. IL TuWHSEND.
10239t 6SMarket street.

Dr. SiuaA'T Vegetable Liver Pills. su
aar Uoatod, N, bout an equal They never
sripo or sickon In operating move the boweli
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
action Of the Liver. In dolns this Hssdachc,
Neuralgia, Pains in the right o, left side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Co tiyeness,
Sick Stomach, Veal Bacx, DiExinels. Bad
Feelings through tho body, Aching L,l7bs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other BODILY fnhrniries are cured. Thcy
are the 0nlT Pills known that win positively
operate without Gripping, SiCkening Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels eostive. They
promote healthy fdver and leave the system
moo from the danger Of prevailing disoosoU
Sold by dealers and country store keepers
ASK for d.. Simms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining.
on. Del. PHILADELPHIA. o. Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
Grand Lodge Good TemUIara

The following officers of the Stat,
Grand Lodge of Good Tsmplsrs, in ses
sion last week at Camden, Kent County
were elected:
G.. W. C. T.-Rev. A. W. Light
bourne.
G. W. C.-Rev. l. T. Cooper.
G. W. V. IA. E. L)fapd.
Il. W. Secretary-W. N. Brooks.
e. W. Treasur-C. P. Crouts.
q. W. A. s Kate W. Brown.
G.. r. 70 r. W. G. L.-R. B. McDo L.
nell.
G. W. I. G edward Pleasailton.
G. W. 0. CIV. T, Kellum.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
RoOERIEs TO SUIT THE TIMES
NJ Poodle ehoHld LOOK to their fptareat

r ROOERIES TO SUIT THE TIMES
NJ Poo le should look to their interest
and buy os cheap as possible. We have Just
received by Warmers packets largo lot Of
goods which we will sail at the following
prices 8 Ms mince meat, 2bo 4 Rs apple
butter, Csc; 3 b" nov French prunes, ESQ.,: q
rs preserved peaches, Siackberries. cherries,
quince', pears or Aprloots, 400; sArdl Ines,
(xenuine) l7c; lbs. +. n q. 0leine soap, .Sc;
Is dried apples, $50 ~ rs evsporated ap.
p es, 2bc.; 2 MS oyaporatcd peaches, 2Oc. !;
broken Java coffee, as Rood as the largo
grein, zoo. h., guaranteedi Java, 81; Mara
cts. lb.; tess. rs, 90, 10 and 90 cts; q Blooms.
$50; tub butter. 800. try our 40. -four; our
-four by the barrel We GU rantee; hay ssaW.
corn and cats s3id 90 tbs lowest Urlcss: Gall
and sec our stuck and be convinced. fina
.na.A.rcl ". d7z Pk.TES ! tOltp,
e9sod Cor. t'fcut and Madison sta.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-25
DuYS' AND CHILDREN'S HATS.

We have all the new styles that are ont
We have also some hats from last year, which
you may have Tor temporary use, to take the
place Of the shabby ones. II you want 10 wait
u little Tor later styles. Trese will answer X
BEGIN with, and cost 80 littlethat you can
AFFORD 10 give them away In month.
Near the east Market street entrance.
John WANAMAKE