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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06
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Mast,

'l'lM iitr mrn rs.Iuns,tr.r keml,lr,
Representatives iinna,tp.r sMt t.tmt, ~.
Representative Halter anil lusae II. Crawford
Nlu Nsra recently .nl,sI,l,rt " having hlil.i
n,e,niata II tho i.in4,isania Legislature IL,
eaneailu, NM, III t#rsag. VI mn ntrtp.
pflailm " rAy tn danars dmm p,al
pfn,#d, l.silnna il, pittsburgh ~ III.
railroad tH.fa in is77. W.la n,laign.l
Al Harrisburg fni seni.lpsi tad M..k, Eael,
~ iim enlii.ls MAS at,ie,n,d lu nlu ,rh, IL
lard Ialaa Il, iiiu tHtHl.l,ilats nltl ~ pms
nm ~ ti,an. III Iu,ia.. III l,as.ina ~l,.
ieir,, daell n smun nInlth nun, ilr entlull.
~ ilnil etiinr ati ~ shameful ftai,Mtps IL,
teIIM,,,aula.
Thu pfeatsat number ~ emiHrnntH III
tes'ntd II, alunlr muitl, arrived VI NV Yotk in
Allil als,,.l t,,NN'.
EnHtnr FairfnA Williamson, thu rer.
.a,,in, ~ it, pis, anil MIN ,l,pIsi guilty 10
iin fntH.ty NJ ,'l,prk h, ~lirl tnn a~iniI.I n
NV Nnpt t.a.it, Irt,. Ina Itsu rai,irtnsI III
tl,ns and i.eit scat. II, III. siats ttlaoi,.
Tho temporary Repairs III iln l.rir
ea,Mi 49, enlnll,ta, md haia an He,,lna
avHtL
Testimony before III. tDnpucr'n Jury
II, iile ea~.t ~ ti,a .AlliHs NJ tt,a Mali.os,
HttNre NarIan d,sartat 1I.oNp slal tlu wall
@blel, TN MIA tiiis III Lnhsl~. ~ law. AMI
that lin specifications .sts " ifst rejected b,
the Superintendent ~ ttililngs, Int aft.rsani
.rjaaaad.
Tho Pennsylvania lhmIl II pnrla,,s,
Nisl, mt ~ l,H haste, ~ consider tl,v esses III
kHtltir sl1 III. ,ai,r .s,shfsd ltllsfs, te4s,,,.
l,r,Htsd nsef,ilisn rltnlHy. a,nl thu tln,efnH
Immediately fless.d ilnan tlo,a nitiMaut.eit.
4 New York rarlnnter, VIM made il
lHfpa ~'ini VI uuiMy Il, i,,.'ks deal III ininInK
sis~k. MHttrHsl 4ttl II, nieksl~ AMI ptt,uluu
SLING liz streets. IN tlu tslnit III llm news.
i~,,@ anil htaaliaek~ ~l~ f,lip.ed LIN Ii,
ftpA.ts.
l'ol. vluinnN a. hkstt l,as resigned
tin Presidency ~ In l.un.,isanla IialI,,se.I
ttu,l#H,. nslnR III lll.Matit,, siN VIII na
ifsa,ilr hln,@.it unh Lnsii..~ lnr.at.a. II.
liHa hrH s4liiHptut ~Hh ilM n,ad IN nv,
tl.lny ,.sr. Mr tt.utRe H ilnl~1t.. iIr1t Wiz
President. II Il ~.Id, slIl NJ blr ~,n'ss~~.y,
EA.tsnptrHnman William Win Wnf,
tetl. ~ tt,ri.i,. " dad,
\ WEST.
I Dr. y. T. Webb, ~ Minneapolis. i
issaint.i,,.sw ~ i'sss,dsN Iis,s- s,a ttsHle,
Matthews. u dad,
1rlri,l,Ouic conversation has inrn s,,r,
se@~fHIly lHit t.ytii, ssrr ihe Western uhIu,
1ttaxrspl, tss,lsa,, ~ln. lst~un ths'tf.si
/ H.. aid Dnlantn1. i.~s, 4 dl~ssi4p ~ ti,pty
~ D,llr~.
4 contested. election eA~s ID tlss I4,a4i.
vttls lCot.) ComM0a coanei sndsd II ss,,4rs
drawing y reviewers ~ w pAst u Msssnlsf,
assl st,setalsss, ut esds ~ gsstsgsd bslOr,
any Arsag Ls1 bssa deas.
J. J. Hoov~r, who killed : ssloon
LssjM fAsued nsns.Sts, u tAlsp,Ay. CAL, N,
iAtsa isem ~ ~ lynshs1.
Ths seventh annual convrnsion VI iii.
National ItHtss, ExE snA f'hr.4~ As~saatt,,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06
WAsuiMoTon NoIuA


A hill llur hrcn introduced In thu
lim,-e II Representatives providing IN iAs "
10 cents iar tn,,ni IN olssnnafRari,e.
i'o.t.naa,er ti.nral Key |. ~ h. ~.
painted indy. ~ tim rnisi Nts,.r District
tu,,n ii, lrn,eas...
y. w. Middleton, Clerk u lhs Nj.
preue ra,,u N lin United HlAtra. n dad. III
hML l.4,i roE;ected with tlal tribunal ~ ovss
dfi, YEARS.
james II. Mrkenne, hnA lwen pr,.
nist.d ~ The ,Mrains rRn4e.l Nv tIa .lrn,l. ~
Mr. Middleton III siN oili.p ~ ilm Gi.tl IL III.
kurserns soin NJ ihs tnli.L Htale..
Al u unhine. meeting tho threatened
ln,arInn N the ~ Indian Reservation ~
mining purpose. WAS tlM subject ~ 4 svnmwliat
ps',,r.eietl dI~a,.a.i,. II wAs decided IL and
N.n Mekenslr nirl hIs forces li,tn ihe tssv,a.
tim IL prevent ,a,liisiM, i4iN.rn In whites
a,i indians.
Mnj. tirn. lleiniA.lman, Win cut.,.
nAiuissi y h,slrIoi, nj tinli tt,n.. did III WASH
i'Mt"n aW ,Ias last ~-h.
1IsoaLLAn1ous oL1AHiMoA
~" hing MRdintiM2 lntwarn the
t'nll,si MATES anil unHt Iisiisin nlAtl,,s ~ iiW
FORTUNE hay MN iv,ttla,Ail attacks ~, AnMsi.
est fishermen ripisai, q IN days AEn. III lir ~.
fns.l u tlM irti.L 'lsef,inMm 10 rsvsW,,ise
tt,e JliHtiee IL tiH American claims. Lard Nails.
bury fsidls. ~ III. de,,,And " tl.s un.ei Mates
~ tiOJ.tAM hR,nspaa y, positive refusal III
psy " 10 sse.Hhlk. VI, ll-il. ~ TN rlaAn. y
4 Washington, siitpatsh -tnte. Tint t~o hnn.of.
was Atu IL w. AiH ~ Canadian waters ~ tt,a.st
AHMvlran ii@lHftt,l.
I'l,s iall u lcgalIzs marriage viii, Il
dsvea.sl ~ife's si~tss has tssss dsfsAtet IN tle
Canadian Nrilate.
The bIll hRatilinR marriage Will, ".
ess.si wifs's SISTER. ~hhh taa~td ti,e loust
bfainh " she Canadian tAHni,,tai t1tl@la,ut.
several d.,. aEn. ~a- defeated ~ The rAr'Ate.
Thu Canadian Minister IL Agriculture
hss been persuaded " large 1unlIss u pork.
yacLsss n Montreal " ve~elni ihe aha,sd nv,I.t.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06


1h~ ustaAl ssasvmenl NJ the ~,inAEc " shr
mint. h~ TIN mrnsA II A,~n IL A. ielle~-
lAMhlr rsgls. tt,aaa.nnt sAele., ta,sa I'm
half rsglss, ts,als,tsM sslvt duIlass, sa,'Nss.
mN, wists, MI, NM lnsAl ru'nAge, ~, tsi IN,
fhr ,smlar,ltt N ihr rnrr,ss rl~sis III
~, inrrs~ III Mtiansl,~nk mi.. fs TN ssa,
r,sisne May |, lssa u tia~slss. III ~
hral.t.iul,a nu,e, ~ ,lersss ts she nn,,'h u,
Apsil *Aas WA. and TN iM'ra~ fs ,he va,
.,rlns VA. i i-s. was tAf;ns'l sni ,ns
Alu.a,nt II l.gNl.i.tr,st nut.s ies~ III,
,hr~is, 4lNtM stn. fhc total an,enn. II III.
tuhai.l ann m,les outstanding ~ M, |. is#a
u sala b1p. NM mi lnal,lAh1 th. nat,alat tnl
bhhh Mlrs asnAlniiaH ~ st.aal NM Ahl,ssi
III rslhsl tait.ls n,w mld -, wrnliis H.. ih
itrulatlull VI natimalslaik Ma.s, ~, ;'ln f,A,
II Whit th7al1tl Nt ln.,ns, snd sasnH
.sat,~, An.snlln IN w IL txSt held ls iin tahk~
ts.,ussisl AMI ,W anount ii i pr een'.
funded sis. flst, Sat. ati.
TIT Natt,,al lMk ltsirmpsnn A.eiWs ~
le,,s- Matlnnsl.lanh n",e. dI.lmsa ~ ~ ,n
u,nn,h " Atail smrunstna u "a, iH,. ~m.
Following IA ilW statement II tni,"t sls,,s
eur,u, outstanding this date
NH sl.luata m,e~ t,l,ttt8t,r.,s.s444a \, al,sesl
tihs.sear .nfs~ N t~lt 4tftrtatttstn. ti,lN
te,@,ss, nusa. IL isas t4,,,t,t4ttttt ia.,su
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q
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ti,e ,oesipts ff.an sn.ioMs fui TIN ha,nll j., !,
qln~i we've ti1,bta.hslal against sla,ntn'.sa I y
Alali l~sp elri vi. treeIl,. fr,an nl,sna rv,sl.n
NJ. 40. fa7 ~, against M sla fur ti,r enfs.
spending nln,,,t, ~ lNsi war, This al,owe. liz,
iinlpaw Ut it,r hnul,th fran these tNn ~,lf.ts,
,san,mr.d with April, ISM, W As.ha1, Nm al1l \
lnt ilWtuAA fni iru mnuth1 sl,Mal Nh, i,
pn,,@sui VIII, ihr r,rtss,Wa.llsW TN n,uiil,s II
Ism, VI iuarly th1 1lHa,.,sh, 1lr Heeipls ft.,n
.aitrs uil,st tlAh customs and Internal revenue
III MI vary nl,,eh, ami .ta not llsalNdsA In iAs
siatta NHttreA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06
Ih~ "('Nrrert TklMs" t0r thc DlntnH.
olOOeN.

From lnle papers TINT trent ,,ls,n TIN
laws ~ tl.r lnn.,luif, ilm tall,. .l,',. NJ
Ralhef thu follnwinR hints IN ,n tln
" rurr.wt thing nnNMtaya.
TIN MMt rAlssi.slvr u,il.r ~nlS ll,sr
rAch cnp And saucer .liil..rlii ~ rrna.
msntntlan. The HNnm II ir,r II fruit
3sts AlH,,. Fish Mls ar. decorated viii,
nrlrs game sets have birds, deer, .i.',.
rach III IN native heatl.. ior TN ,l'riRn
or armament,
TIN timr.l,,M,rrtl easter In thu center
NJ the table IN d~i.lesliy oll.fn.hinne,l
ilir made M,M II p,,r. twn, thhs ~ four
small casters, according ~ ,lp lrnRtl II
,l,r table, Mom stylish slill arr imli.
vllnNl sat4 silver INsplN'vn nn.l Snltn IN
quaint ,l,'siea. .ulrnln.lnkinR o~l~,
Will, ruby ryrn Eh9lisl png sl.N~. nnnl
EVEN t,asln. Where lln~s mr., ,l~sl snnll
pitchers II Venetian elaA1 holL vinegar.
An.l thu mustard lN,tsr~lwn ~ ~lilrl, ntr
i Aet~-ay III artistic china, either match.
ing llM dinner service nr nj sufficient
lA'Amty w stand MlOiie.
Lunch rl,,lhH Aru cs,l.r.l. The l,Alnl.
Mpillt'At ATe perl " cream .sl.r, With
wisle lMnl.rs II rsl, ,lalk tlr. Hnl,l nel.
~ ~ dral Lunch napkins Aini iras
cloths lO match,
Raw oysters NFu served IN lMNlA rnt
trum M,lld iee, nften IN na0sl Nrst.ti,'
sl.AlNs, ths l,MAs resting in shallow disl,
hidden Nv ill.~~ Aili flowers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06
4 1esl " Life " heath.

According ~ tle l4pn.lph .NeiieW
Ityu1. these linid tMing~ ~hn nrr
haunted by apprehension. ~ lAIna inu.
tsl alive, nld WIN mnko trntniirntnrt
prosIniDns against s,rh . contingency.
itsav l,uw tnkr rnlrAR.'. fur rcir,,ce llas
supplied ~ intAliillr ncal,r ~ deter.
nlnlng whether ~ mn tlir vital stMTk
lin. quilted ll,r nMrtAl franr. Eleclrisi.
N enables II. ~ distinguish viii, nI~.
Inv certainty lH,lwren III An.l slsnill,
l,r, tw0 " thru l,unrs altar ln st.dp'
l,Mgu n thr l,uMrl, thu wl,nIr ~ tln n,,,s
III. N lhr tHhy hnsr eHnlpl.tsl, ls,st
tllrir electric eacIl.ldliiy. Win,n stimn.
lated by rl.vtrie;ty they nn lnhg,sr n,ll
trael. II, then, when Farmlt4in, ~ thu
treatment with iiMlMce,l currents W rl.s'.
trinity t0r rvlsl~llal ln,rtn,~,s u cnll.sl, y
applied ~ the m.AeIrr III the limb. mil
trunk, NY MW ~ 1lA hours after nlp.
lsMssl death, there Wullh W. 10 rnSltrn't.
nl,le v~sls,t,sr, II mat ir certified with
certainty that death hrs rc,,ftcsl, fur
m faint, mn trance, mn Gonna, however
dep, eMn prevent thr raniMetilisy.
Here lh~sr II ~ lss&ihIlIiy ~ mistake,
- there certainly wss when tl's "'l tests
wsvr emrlny~l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06

.MEvERDEN's
~ 1.Nv
FURNITURE
WAR9RooMs,
r~e lsr~vs Ner,h II f~w~A~,l~ sssrs,
cResco. IOWA,
,s.nrvpsa am n. nv.., "a A..s sssevt~.~, u
s,ssss s~a su.'ns.. .st, aass.S n Nm ssn ssss.,
Gvsrvthinv New---l.Atest STYLES.
NJ Ol.n Gonna.
cs~s,stes u
EXTENSION TABLES.
sECRErARrEs. nook CASES.
wARDRODEH. BUREAUS,
pEDsTEADs. CHAIRS.
srniNu BEDs. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND BoFAs,
BRACKETS. wHATNoTs.
LOOKING aLAssEH.
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN CoRNICEs.
u sA?ss, sysry Article .scns,ns - u. .vsA. ~
ssd adapted 10 the wants VI thN commani,y.
UNDERTAKING
u ~ ~ ssaashss promrs'y attended so s',h., ~
" sight.
Ms kAa lasas assortment n
Coins, Burial Cases and Casksts,
whlsA hs v rsepAsvd u trim end furnish en shost
aetre, and " sMch siyte sud mAnMss - vsdsr~d q
ths nsdAt seeeoaahte ptiree,
TkaMhtaa ths public for fevees enA ~ caNAAeaes
N lhe rost, ~ teSa " aeAMss M friends mat NJ II
4eeerGtMeA mNs~ than eves " merit their ruAAs
1enss, ssspeet ga eestlnaeA pstssaaes,
q. MEvenDgN.
0eeses. D.. ti. ie5A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-06

Niup thl. M'lrhiiilr business where II
III, anil dDl't III II ~ amy further. II IN
rolhing lifr III Ill Tint II worth livin.
for Onlt u SHIRT tlme N.Y., u,,e ~ tl.re
p.i.ntific j,s~kins nnalyA.t n tsMr that
Ind trirklr.l ,lown nrM tls check " \
lNly wlM wanted nrw ,r'r~. anil h.
fsn,n.l II H. contain phosphate II llns,
chloride VI MsIlmm Alnl Maier. Ever
.i,Wr reading Tint analysis w have losl
fnIth hi tears, anil ~ matter what n
iA.rMM IL believing nlHNt, NJ rNn ully
Ia,k III tlm hArr IN tllry Anw usrr
inmMis~ check Al,d think III thu riNw.
l,lintr ~ linn', rhlurilla IL MnllMin AMI
water. 1'lm internal analysis liAH knocked
all iir pastry o,it II tears for ~, ailsl
W. frci ~ tlnn,gli W. wanted Mlr muilry
lMrk. Ii ilr scientist Will refund what
h. l.n~ taken tr,In ~ ~ rah have hls
nii analysis. W. NMull likr ~ thn,w
him in 4 .tnaner Hni lMnlI, III him. H.
har rdhHd ~ III. RIvv ~ l,Ark tl,rnl
nilirf days, wl,sn tanrs wrfs tears Ansl
mn rI,lurtde N r.liun, anil sihrr haiis.,.
aiinH drugs / Nm tbth Wwh.
k,sMimx rvAyrrs.
A, Harvard, evening service l'as lHen
.ll~l.,,@d with, alnl II u difficult ~ Het 4
quorum III atihlrlliH present, vNinR "
ihr alleged prevalence ~ asthma AisI
utlnr diA,Hsen. Al iln Worcester ffvv
lu@tiinA,, III thr ether hnlil, ''All SIN.
.lpni~ must attend evening prayers IN Nv
minutes before Il. A careful record N
at,sallee md tariinsss u kept, and MI
sin,i, nsr uvs s,~etrd ~ Il. tsinrtnal,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
Hopeful Talk About New York.

Con. Woodford said to a Times cor.
respondent yesterday that he would
stake his reputation as prophet on
the statement that the Republican
ticket will 60 to the Harlem River with
= majority of 10000. This is abou,
equivalent to the prediction Of Gov. Al.
word, in Syracuse, the other day, that
the Republicans will carry the State by
40, 600 majority. find many Repub.
llcans in Buffalo who are equally san
guine. Chickens cannot be accurately
counted bsfore they are Matched, and
prophecies, except by foreigners, are
generally subject to heavy discount
but there 10 one test which the New
YorkCity politician, particularly OF the
Democratic stripe, is apt to consider
nearly intallible. That test is the con
dition Of the betting market. The pol
iticians Of Buffalo, equally with New
York, are much given to faith in this
test, and II the Democrats Of the Me-
tropolis are as ready new as they have
been all Summer long to offer two to
one on the election Of Hancock they can
come to Buffalo and be accommodated.
Nay more, they can have the figures
reversed, so as TO read one TO two IN
Hancock, and can make their bets on
the general result or on New York
State alone. II this be not satisfactory
they may even have at very small
odds-Say ssventy-fve TO one hundred
that Hancock will not carry single
Northern State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
FOURTH EDITION.


james Hannah, familiarity known by
the sobriqust "Buck, )" IL now charged
with . grave offence. Last Friday
afternoon Mrs. Shire, reading At No.
IT'S Church street, had occasion to visit
a neighboring store. Unfortunately her
daughter, Mary Rita, aged between two
and three years, followed the mother.
When the child was about TO pass
Hannan's home, No. 72l Church street,
he sprang at her and thrust out his
hands for the purpose Of frightening
her. A dog, belonging TO Hannah,
jumped q. the little girl, and friR hten.
ed her considerably. That evening
she was seized with commissions and
died Tuesday afternoon.
Several days previous to the one
upon which the occurrence above relat-
ed happened, DR.. Patterson had vac
cinated the child, and the supposition
ia that the fever In the arm, owing to
the fright, assembled to the brain.
Hannah Is quite notorious, he hav-
ing figured several times in the Police
Court, and Is terror to the neigh Dor
hood in which he lives.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
Job u Canning Denies.

John Canning who was named in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN as having taken
lively part in last Saturday nights
riots called at the Office this morning
and denied the part attributed to him.
He says he did not fire the first shot,
aid not throw brick through win
dow of Ezion N. 4. Church, did not 20
into bsrOer saloon and take cigars,
and did not enter the store Of Mrs.
sedgwick aud cut at the negro Temple
with his axe. He is quite indignant
at being charged with taking cigars as
he never was guilty Of taking anything
not his own. He admits that he was
pretty rough some years ago, but says
he has not drank drop Of Intoxicating
liquors for six months past. We give
Mr.. Canning the benefit Of his denial
and hope he can prove his entire inno-
cence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
n.y Heaven save the factories Of vii.

nay Heaven save the factories OF Will
mingtop.
| must close (cries 20 on) for you
have been very patient. Vote to give
American industries q chance. As ]
said II was o fact that there Is not an
article to-day made from cotton, from
silk, from Iron, or from wood, that can
not be bought to-day cheaper in this
country than when there was no tarifl
(applauss.) There Is not an article
made directly or indirectly from cotton,
iron VI silk that cannot be bought
cheaper in the United States to-day
than II could when there was . free
duty. II that be so, what is your In
terest
Not only the manufacturers, not only
the men who work for them, but every
man alike; the lawyer, the doctor
the mechanics, the farmer, the preach
or; aye, every class, should vote fol
d detection.
A man to day has TO be one thing OF
another. He cannot come to Whining
ton aud pretend to the manufacturer
that he is for protection, and go tc
Dover and make free trads speeches
That day has passed.
The nation was never doing better
When was the country more prosper
GUS When were the people better fed,
the houses better furnished, and when
we're there better schools than we have
to.dayi What do you want to change
the tariff for Are you not satisfied
with well enoughS
The Southern States want free trade
They will vote to-day as they voted IN
1882, in 1S46 and 1855 on that tariff
| | leave it to you to make your choice
this day, to vote for your true interests.
Vote for the Republican party. lap
plause.
1t has had many q quarrel thrust
upou It but 1t has made its way ont OF
it. II made Its way out of in Indiana
on last Tuesday week, in Ohio and In
New Jersey, and it will make Its way
out Of it here.
The Republican party has ruled this
country faithfully, honestly and judi
eiously. 1t points to its record and
says, "look at Americs." 1t is paying
your debt, and 1t has given You good
wages, it has given you free schools, 1t
has made your children all they are and
in Gods name stand by tie party that
has stood by your children and your
house, and it will be ever faithful to
you. Enthusiastic applause.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Birc's speech
he was rendered a vote of thanks, after
which he was cheered. Cheers were
also given for the whole Republican
ticket, after which the meeting ad.
journed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
AT JOMN WANAMAKER'g IsAh
AND MARkEr AID MEBTMUT
STREETS PnkLADAs
osIERY,

Last spring We told you that We were sell
Ing quarter more than same time last year
Now we are selling halt more. There u
reason for 1t. We have got what you want
and wo sell II as you like TO bay.
We have been hunting all over Europe FOL
good things. They come direct (not man
GEORGE BRErrrE 400.
SAMUEL EDEN.
l.. q X. MORLEY.
LAMB d LEE.
A. J. OSBORNE.
z. W SMITH h 90.
NOTTINGHAM MFG. 90.
MIDLAND HOSIERY co.
NOTTINGHAM & LEO ESTER H0
SlERY co.
WELLS q VENN.
WARD, STU KIT Il SHAI'P.
CHARLES GUlNET b Gle
GERMAN Fills.
BOLLIOT u OLE.
HIRSCH x RlGEL-
VICTOR SAVOKIk.
MURAT & Gle.
FRIED. EHREg. WOLLER.
FRIEDR. GOTTHD. HERMANN.
FRIEDRICH KlROHlE5EN.
9EBRUDER HEREURTH.
HEINRIOH SCH0PPER.
q. 4. BECK.
HERMAN STUKER.
CARL GRUBER.
WEX h SOEHNE.
We buy very little this side the ocean. We
do better; and 90 do you. We can't iell JOu
what we've got for you; only these few:
Pure tilk, 20 plain colors, 1915; New York
gets $4.6p Tor the very same.
Spun silk, embroidered. $500; plain, sl,bO
1.-THE latter not In yeti. These are sold else
where at $2.5O and 81, respectively.
Fancy hosiery it isn't possible to say any
thing about; except that American manniac.
,urers come here 10 see what Is made abroad.
They know where the best assortment is Kept.
Navy .tlue, white polka dots, French cot
ton, IS cents; nobody else has got EN- yet.
English cotton, ingram cOlers. % sts.; else
where % cents.
FINEST English cashmere, Is colors, 800;
for ladies'; d cents Tor misses'.
Misses French wool. 70 colors, CO cea1 Tor
inch. he.
We've got to stop somewhere; we'd like to
tell you Of some Tor gentlemen and children;
underwear too. Must wait another day-but
you needn't
Outer circle east from the Chestnut. sire ct
entrance.
John WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
TlD GLOVES.

We are selling an uneommonly good, we'll.
made, shapely, and fine tbrse.button Kid
glove at 90 cents pa r; all oolors and sizes.
Everything that looks like kid, you know, is
called by that name, no matter what animal
II grew 0n)
The qualities sought for in kid gloves are
delicate beauty OF texture, color, finish, sew
ing and shape; and durability. This glove is
as good az any glove regularly sold under 81.
1t Is by accident that we can sell It at 80 cts;
and we have all there are, 30 far as We know.
Our regular stock In ladies' and misses kid
gloves ut present consists OF the following :
AIexaudree (three. button n.9).) Moriquand
(three button $3.50 and Lupin three. butten
81 O0). Of these the first Is known 10 be real
kid: the second is sometimes gid, sometimes
lsmbskin; the third is generally, II not oil.
ways, lambskin.
1t IL thought supernuous BY some to tell
you what kid gloves are made OF. We may
not always know. When we do, you shall, II
you read.
We employ the hest gkill In buying We can
find. We get the best goods we can find. We
sell them for what they are and as low as we
can. This is our notion o. Legitimate business.
at the Ohestnut-street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
THIRD EDITION.
Laeal Political Koiea.

The Young Mems Republican Club
viii attend the demonstration at New
Castle this evening, going by special
train from the P. W. & B. depot a. 7.30.
Tickets for the round trip 80 cents,
aud may be obtained Of Robinson,
Chandler & Co., 7lS Market street,
and c. A. Rudolph, 23l Market street
The Bird Guards are specially re
qusstsd to meet this evening at theil
headquarters to make arrangement:
for the great parade on the 9th.
The Garfield Veteran Guards ar
specially requested to meet tonight a
their headquarters to make arrange.
ments for the parade on the 9th.
A grand illumination and torohlighl
procession will come of at Newark, Del.
tomorrow Saturday evening. Clubs
from Wilmington, Chester County, Pa.
and Cecil County, Md, and all are in
'. ed TO participate.
The Young Mems Democratic Clul
will be presented with flag from theil
lady friends tonight at the 0perl
House. Hon. L. l.. Martin is to pre-
sent the flag and Harry Sharpley, Esq,
will receive it. Senator Wallace o.
Pennsylvania, will be the orator Of the
evening.
Benjamin Nelds, Esq, will address s
Republican meeting this evening in In
stitute Hall. Mr.. Nields is a clear for
chile speaker and will no doubt have a
large audience.
General SteWart l.. Woodford, one o.
the most brilliant Republican orators
Of New York, will address the citizens Of
Wilmington in the Opera House, to-mor-
row evening. Let the General have q
crowded house.
Attention Republican League An
adjourned meeting Of the League will
be held this (Friday) evening at Z As.
A full attendance Is requested to con.
slider important business.
J. Z. PIERCE, Secretary:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-22
DEATHS.

FAIVRE.-On the 2lst inst, Joseph +,
FaiVre, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends ara invited to attend
his funeral from the residence OF lis father
z. o. Faivre, No S23 Madison street, on Sun.
day afternoon, at q O'Clock. lnterment at old
Catholic Cemetery. I
Fill E.-On the 2lst Inst, at her residence
corner OF Eighteenth and Tatnall Mrs
Sarah A. File In thu 10Th year OF her age
The relatives and friends are invited Il
attend her funeral on Saturday, October 23d
TO meet al the house at 2 o'clock and leave oil
10 p. m, to proceed TO Newark Union, In
Drandywine HundIed. t
TATNALL.-On the 2lst inst., Samuel W
son of Joseph and the late Sarah X. Tat
nall, In the 2sd year OF his age.
Nisrelatlve' and friends are particularly In
vited 10 attend the funeral from bis tather'H
residence, 1903 Market st., Wilmington, Dol
On second day Che :S.. IT,. !: !c.Te. The
house OF IL O'Clock. 4