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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
MEM rttEt0ltr ttSES,

Northor,, Hallway uf Now York visited this city
recently, and stated TINT. us suuu ns it was per.
to accommodate craft drawing twolvo fuot. ho
frcIubt. .is,nts If, nv trcnt hctwccm f,icnuo mr.,
Sa Y 'esqss t .. n tS n Nofisrm sS ..! 'wy 3
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Sp.sn IsntS eSf "a S9M ~. shIeaaa 1tans
MusKgt.os, MIch., aiay i.-N s,ow fr,,Rht Tina
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rhnnsn md tt,nic W. Sur, Ihv .s!il ;nnL ~, =.
rcr,ihr frtps.-n bl,nk nrriyiur i1nily nj n. ~.
Ilitus tho suli,n ,s eharEnd by tho Utadrteh Iinc.
roehs S,s so fr,n % sy rroRst % liz liz 10 81 M. Il ort rs
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Tho Y.',,oy,mS nb,r,s rnsn'o Gar, ,a ,,.,
srhmnnrs t".ophT nt ntto s.t sno ,tn,as;t
vanderbilt, and j. l.. Wat.o,i, cal to chaa1s,. \;
Otni,in t,,i to Iti,1th nt IL st,;its: W. sshm,nrr
Young Atuertc tlrt gt,t and cMstt1lHs. frt,iI,
C1pyelunl to Fnyettc, In buy to NOnttrttc, S{I,
fSs isSd Ita; u tfser 'e'o "0' coal c'v''
At
!9st seasons nttos Tor c1ovnttl1g a'td stnf,Ke,
t'"ve' atnraIa NV NV NV,
cent: stot1xe cAch succeeding ten tays or pnrt
sn "ws rs ~ a'I.it m ;h o , ,,or Ann ,o,,a Ss1
oi,s:ciFSii, seat; ~, Ds'rs''
a. ' ~ i Ifs uas' s ena n'a ~ nM1 II 'Ssost
M,fnhv. @ pf Iietroif. f,r sumre can't Garlrs =. w.
!ianilion sold ls Intercst Il ito sa,i,e partcs
nsw ~ asfar fs Ho s ,, ios x fotna'ns
III. K Kejdorhauso @ ms a,so so,,l .wn-th,r,,s In
tercst In tho sgt,of}tlur Jnlues Pint ia MeSsra.
tho otIior thitvt, viii hays catI,n,uj,d, 'A~ 0'
FROM pnItr llttll0y.
5p<etat pt,palea to 7at Chicaao Tribune,
da2 ro4n n!,Yn. IIgsos M,s sS Wy SEhs sshoonc5s
.isn aru bsso from Eric, !s1i.bsa,'d a',d !enys'!
n;, i1E, mr,nelinrs oo"gns a Ia,ldHa @
vorn,t Witt s%nnn,r n,a. LIT ana ~; \;
4n to u ., fst ~ - w. ,ot, eos tnssRm
inrun cnkcs "t irrnInln,i fnsr n Il vm Fro,1,
liz r3sNr ATtrr The, Ian npasns - Wnr,ma t!tt.
ilUnts mrI mt trn,be.I win r. ,TS,o t,nsth c,mn,
ncl is roportcll full NOno III tho st,tith uhnl,iIel
The propeller Ter.lmsch was plnred on tho
slry-tl0ck ti-Lay. Her bnttoM sh1ws thnt It wifi
her fr,ilcs srn broken. $50 >','
lIravy fog tu-l!ght. Vessels ninvlug.
EAsr sAu1uAw Sturs.
spttta, il.pat<a ta Fla Ch,eauv Trtbans.
bnrga L. ii. Duvis, built hy Wright i rret,tiss ut
s9s,M.w city, sas =: successfully ia,,nehe'l this
ches aopt q i erses smo
inastA foro R1lu MT rEgGd. She viii oArry
t1'uo !s9' a Iset Or i,.Hn.i.. lumber. any is n,out
fl",,ot4 w11, cnv,ssnn ,nn s .,,, ~, ,ea ~
onse Ys't fos !. Ohio !,!p,.,! points. j.. ..,,. 49,
schnnnar srinv 10 ,n'E , o "seF. M aho
io propo,ur civ .f Cut,cri sSx5 D%rrels ram
And ncAch to Cleveland. and stealn. tlrge I,nr-
{UKkftu ,Ul tHf f3S frf1tN 1Hi!N1tI tft fiA1nHHts
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ICE AND SAVI0ArION.
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sV<et4- D1sp4teA to 1As GAleaoo Tttbuns
MARQUETTE. Mitch. btay i.-1'he leo hus brokon
Wy, and lite south wind ts-Iay ls ulpvtug II oslt
Eram here. Tbs pruspscts asv favorable for IN
, 1881-05-06

Young and feeble mothers With trail children
viii 10th bscotus etrooK w the usa VI Hop nlt.
, 1881-05-06
RELIGIOUS.
Meeting OF the Dutch Reformed
Church Particular Synod.
A Fruitlsss Discussion Concerning the
Subject Of Masonry.
No Charges Yot Prepared In tho Caso Of
the Roy. DIR. Tlomns.
Meeting Of lie Firsi Congregational Church
sooloty-Tho Woman's Board Of
Missions.

TIE PARTICULAR SYNOD.
Tho Particular Synod or Chicago tnet pursuant
Ia adjournment yesterday forcuuoi!, the lsov.
N. II. Stoillna presiding.
Tho Committee on Classical Reports sub
AkAsltta Fall uiranl
, 1881-05-06

would ho premature, r,,,u-
i,e,r hs slats,i Tint tic rr.c",aaly. rc,My,. hopey.,
'ss ser p.u"'n "!%, ut H. {r aht t Fssos.
ot aior M,! NV. ,Gif'nsr Il ',, !" h! ,tss'
nc Gw MtehiRtn nvunic s'I!,,, ,,",ars!t H. ss,i
colplete,l forn tt,at ,latc,% % H. .w,'d not ~ =.
Ss s'ss 5ss;s thu !s
SUNG ti.nc, avowcd fccjt,irs ' but nt Y.
e"rsiln!lty tnWnrst The nov ~ Iho u,no,ss s
,,fG. .Sfpfase' w'shtng il ail " Church s's eo.
s'sSpis VIII H. Fiji c1I, Dr. o5er din, ass,nss s
At THO suli,t salary, Mr. Tyrr' rr'sstnbcs Viii haa
o. snts poInt The report woli liia,e ne al.bouss
nsefSet' lso tint tho viii, t res 9e ,n!ent s
t ap S' a'F'eS so tS NV w s,sS "ts' at e T.
roaay to step lfrectly int3 nn','ho be would y
strong nyi,leneo IT tho figs fet ~. ne.ulps-as,
Church sill loved the.r pn,tor ~ 'nat tho rnt
, 1881-05-06


lily ur1ler Of W, r. SHERMAN,
:" t'r,satllor. 0enuEa! conMal'dnx."
ny thls order three nrtKaIoa NJ uen. Shsr-
right nf tho unltn line ut tue Hhtlnh Cnuroh,
while tho Sepnnu lsrE,lsle wAx pIAtr.l Gtvl ttsi!ea
I" Me Eft " the 'aier aid u nllto out tu,lIl tho
landing nn thn llaMlurg tuAh. anu tnrs,u.l lht,
statlol!etlhy ueM bhvrnn q Hl4o tsti " tte it1.s
connecting The ,'iu'at atha eft aud aluut Il milo
troln thu lnliLlng. lioales 9stnbllshtIx thos0
i@rt 4 Uu'.. iirant'4 forevA reported iircu,y 10
Whph h9
Tllu3 ESTANLlallEp WITHOUT SUPERVISION
fr!un 0a,l. c. r. Smith or aMy 1stlor ttoor ti1ud
Mll tho 1utllncs Ut tho occupation uf lt38tIlEG,
M f y: Sa Ths sayy o. r.
rr1toC teir alignment On Rnttay ulofliug, Aprtl
.. when he s9laGnly aud unexpectedly burst ilp-
", shprlHn'ts scuttortsl. unprotected brixatlea
alld tilfla!tlIs ~ they werU nlseGane0uyty stu
uuilatl u the Wools and r,tvlA4n,
lew Wultacu. who EutlkcN EhGtMRn. MAs not
~ FtttshurV. but Vt CFlHIps l.anttllg, four
:!ullpa below, tll0 lfeUtoriiAnd, WIN AlA. r,nkua
c..cu tu lLb llfie whiph lo hal seluotel. bhur-
auan wust thuruturu, tho sellinr On tho Hold 1T
Tia {iHd Tho u!H.p spiy e4tasAfaAe$t, al,a Au In
lpts4u tlruttel ail tho outlines Ut tho Mceuua.
Thu. dlauupours srsmu ''royIsuA" htstory tho
!am9-4ceupts4 stltuInuI,t that Gu.. U. +. kuith
seeott.l gli9 Limos Ut bhll1h. htld thAe Be Hner.
nun did nothing IN tho lnattus exGuut tu ubay
attempted d0Stop Ut
rltAlhIlNu lH.uSUE!ts URN TIE DEAD;
hut tauuHh Gun. Htt,ith unIll! not niigwcr. The
sEUnr1a which aru utW urcusstbea spSIx fsIr aim.
Anl tx tho grave responsibility VI Thu wtetuhcI
ilne at Shliun upon tbs nan whq solicited IT, sna
ii regard 10 shs ssszud point, that the camps
wass not fortified. bucRuSo ~ or1art were Rlvan
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

ginia has found her leaders and her
emancipation is. already accom-
plished. Without opposition leaders,
the Bourbons can scarcely maintain
themselves in North Carolina. The
Republicans elect, but the Bourbons
count in, in South Carolina. 1t is
rumored that U. S. Senator, Ham.
burg Butcher Butler, is ready to lead
the opposition to the Bourbons in that
State. No political reform will ever
wash ont the stains of guilt hat rests
upon that man S soul, however much a
moral reform may do. If he becomes
the Moses to lead South Carolina out OF
political bondage he will be entitled to
the credit of the victory, but for the
present we take no stock in him.
Georgia is ripe for revolt but lacks her
Malone, and the same may be said Of
Alabama and Georgia. Mississippi is
still joined to her shot-guns, but revolt
must come in State where there is a
majority of $4,000 in opposition to the
party that keeps itself in power by vio-
lence and blood. There is revolt and
reform all through the South, that must
show itself in practical form before
the next Presidential election.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

TIE CITY Republican Executive
Committee, d which Washington
Hastings is chairman, at meeting
held last evening appointed Saturday,
the i0th of December, as the time tor
holding an election for new City EX
ecutiye Committee, and the Nepuhi,
can voters are called upon to assemb,
in their respective wards at the place
NJ pointed TO elect said committee. The
City Executive Committee, Of which
MIR. Baker is chairman, is invited to
appoint judge of election and in
every way to cooperate in the election
of the new committee. 1t is earnestly
hoped that a union which may prove
permanent may be effected, and which
will carry both the city and State for
the Republican party.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
The Solid SOuth Rreaktur.

There are indications that the people
of the South, especially of North and
South Carolina and Georgia, are ripe
for revolt against the further domira.
tion of the Bourbon Democratic party.
All that is wanted is intrepid and bold
leaders like Malone in Virginia, to
make total overthrow of Bourbonism.
The anti Bourbon victory of Virginia
has inspired and encouraged liberal
sentiment farther South, and in place
of ostracism and an oligarchy of
Southern Bourbon blue blood, the Pee
pie are clamoring for honest govern
ment, honest elections, protection for
the masses, and free and good schools
for their children. During the last
Presidential campaign the New York
Tribune and other Republican journals,
amongst them the REPUBLICAN, pre-.
dicted that if the Democrats were de
feated in that election the dissolution
of the South would speedily follow,
since the defeat would be demonstra-
ton that there would be no hope for the
South to gain voice in National
affairs 80 long as 1t remained solid.
We have never believed that the way
to break up the solid South was to let it
have its own way, but tho way to end
sectionalism was 10 stamp it out, and
the events of the past few months show
that the stamping out was successfully
begun by President Garield's election.
A fair vote and an honest count would
show very heavy anti-Bourbon major
tiles in the Southern Atlantic and Gulf
States to-day. There is an anti Bourbon
majority Of 10000 in North Caroliua,
25,oOO in South Carolina, 10000 in
Georgia, 10000 in Alabama. 1000 in
Florida, 10000 in Mississippi, $4,000 in
Louisiana and &, 900 in Arkansas, if q
fair honest election was held and there
were bold men to lead the masses. Vir-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

TIE CITY COUNCIL last night passed
a resolution requesting the Levy Cour,
TO provide q fiat or scoW to take work.
men and others back and forth across
the Brandywine free Of charge during
the time the Eleventh street bridge il
under construction, This is a glimmcr
of relief and only elimmer as thu
Levy Court will not meet until next
week and even then will probably refuse
the request.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
TRAND OPERA HOt'SE
" THE. BEST OF The SEASON
THURSDAY EVENING, D1C.1,

PROF. l.. s. HOL NAN, Of franklin In
stitute. Philadelphia. will show The Circu
lation of the Bluoj " from actupi life, by the
aid OF projecting micr,s o,e. TcIs instru
ment is SO IONS ructed that the circulation
lust as it is IN the human BODY, showing the
beautiful moving corpusclss of the blood, /,
accurately portrayed and thrown upon Il
screen so as u be seen clearly and dis,Inctly
by every person in tie audience at the same
time,
The professor will also show the lite that Il
drop Of water contains, and he eggs of flies
frog snaiI', spl els, etc , in Various stages
of development.
Tickets. 30 cents. Chillren's tickets, 2l
cents Reserved seats my be eclr,d ~ G..
r. Thomas cos, without extra charge, on
and after Mo day, NO'smbcr4 as. nov-o 3:
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

|. n. MILLS, Superintendent of tn,
Delaware branch of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
has had his bailiwick enlarged by ad
ding TO it the Queen Anne and Ken
Railroads. Mr.. Mills is an efficient
Superintendent, and if he had charge
of the whole net of Peninsu ar rail
roads the peninsula would be the bet
ter for it.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

JUDGE Cox sitting at the trial of
Guiteau must be an easy good narured
soul, to permit the assassin to insult the
court and the country by his frequent
interruptions. If he would carry out
his threat to buck and gag the prisoner
he would pre- serve his own self respect
and the dignity Of his court in an emf
nent degree. Pablo decency has some
rights in the premises as well as the as
saSsin.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
A Val n able ARa1Hinra .

Our fellow townsman, Mr.. Adam
Crom'r. East College Avenue, York,
Pa states the following: l had an at.
tack Of rheumatism SO severe that 1
was unable to move unless by assist.
ance. After using different rem edies
purchased bottle of st. Jacobs Oil,
which gave me great relief, and after
using the third bottle l was able to do
my work.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
LiebtG Co.'S Coca Beef Innte.

"Is far superior to the fashionable
and illnsive preparations of beef, wine
and ifon," says Professor II. w. Hunt
NJ. D.. Honorary Member Imperial Med
ical Society OF st. Petersburg, Russia
etc, etc. 1t will reconstruct the mos,
shattered and enfeebled, reinvisorate
the aged and intirm, and make sickIy
children blooming and healthy. In
valuable in female complaints, rcmov'
ing irIegularity, pains and exhaustion
Quiets restless children and infants
Beware of wo thless limitations.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
HElsl N'rEk's OXIDE sSn.
ID E14lS1 ER 5 ORDER.
N hk,.is1 nR's Ovv1tH,

ID EtllS1 ER 5 ORDER.
IL hEais1 MS OYY1CH,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Nov. %, 1881.
Upon the application OF Reheeea Faust and
| Samuel Nissby, executors Of the late John
Faust, late OF Mill Greek Hundred, in
said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that tho ex-
ecutors aforesaid give notice Of grant
ing of letters Testamentary upon the
estate of the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be- posted within forty days from the date
of such letters in six Of the most public
places Of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the es
tate TO present the same, or abide 10y an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided:
and also cause the same 10 he inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published in Wilmington and 70
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
~, Given under the hand and Seal
H. 8. Of office Of the Register aforesaid at
'~~~, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, The day and year above written.
). G. BlGiS, Register.
NorICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly atteSted to the executors on
or before November II, 1882 or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
Address:
kEBECCA FAUST, Woodlale. Del,
SAMt Ell. NlSSBY LiHeuln, Pa.
noy.5 Executors.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Pushing ON AZ n Snail y GallOp.

Good news is waited across the
Srandywine from Edge Moor. 1t is
reported that the company will place
the western span in place the latter
part of .his week, and by the time that
span is finished the eastern pier will be
completed and then the eastern span
can be put up. We are not informed
however, how long this will take, but
we presume that according to the way
work has been pushed on the bridge it
will be some time after New Year.
Then of course putting the draw in
place, which is far the biggest part, will
occupy some few weeks more, SO that
there is a reasonable prospect Of con-
ple'ing the work by February first,
provided December and January re-
main pleasant months, favorable for
outside work. We say this is good
news, but we doubt whether the thou
sands of men, women aud children,
who have to cross in skitis and hop
from tie to tie in crossing the railroad
bridge for two more months in the dead
of winter, will! appreciate such news
1t is good news though, nevertheless,
as it shows that something is actually
being done. How thankful Whining
u, 1 ! Al, L ~
and Philadelphia workmtn move at all,
and that it will not take as long
to build the bridge as it takes to build
the new Philadelphia Post-o1tiae. The
people would be most profoundly CRATE
tul to the Edge Moor Iron Company ifI
they would sick pins in the sides OF
their CoatesviIle and Philadelphia
contractors and make them move a
little faster.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
A Runaway Engine COllides with
q akereetsar.

On Sunday night, as engine % wa.
leaving its house on Germantown road,
near Norris street Philadelphia, the
driver was thrown from his seat and
the team ran away, the engine collided
with car of the Fourth and Eighth
street line, killing two young men who
were passengers on the latter. No one
else was hurt.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. %, 1881.
Upon the application of Lena J. G. Forwood
adm inlstratriX OF William Forwood, late Of
Brandywine HID, in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrative aforesaid give notice
Of granting Of letters OF administration upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
of such Letters in six of the most public Fla.
ces OF the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same. or abide by an Act Of AS
sembly In such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period IN the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington and 10
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
~ Given under the hand and seal Of
}Ls. Office of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. q. BlGGS, Register.
NoTlCE.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the administratrix on
or before Nov. end, 1881, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
LENA J. G. FORWOOD,
Administrative.
Address :-Claymont, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AMI
BhLrlalDRE RAILROAD.
D1y 80 1881


TrAiAs Will leave Wilmington ~ follow:
Yor Philadelphia aud lntermei.ate Sta
tons 100, $40, a.l0, 1880, .. m, 2So, 400, 100
1000 p. IN.
Phiiadelphis tExprsss) $50, 600, e.H
.. m, l2.l6, q IS p. IN.
Philadelphia and New fork 206, 22h, $50,
100, 9bb, Ii. b3 a. IN, l2+s, 2o5, 5A7, Gasp. u
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, ast
Perryvillo and intermediate statior 81,
p. N.
baltimore and hay Line, $50 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington. 1851. l.37 l.07
1855, S3S a. M, IL So, l.o4, go, 1851 p. NJ.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 100, 9.S6A. m., .06, 800, e.2t p n
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, p.u
d m, Los, o.2b p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations s.u .
n., LOO p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Statisns
$40 8. m, 800, 100, 1000 y. III.
Philadelphia and New ork, 2o6, 8.2S .. Ia.
SAT, o.3s p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l261, Ls7, A.09
T.b6 q. m.; 100 p. II.
For further ,nfornati0n passengers aro r.
arrcd to the timo tahles posted at the depot.
H.. :. KENNY. SEpt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
The Willard Hotel with all }CO,0 mn
lts Eixtures and Eurniture lsNL,NIauNIU

AMOUNTING TO $500. $50.
wHoI TICKETS, s.; HALvKs ~; QuARTBRs, 81
Reliittapcc may be made by Bank Check,
Express, Postal Money Order, CT Registered
Mall Responsible agents wanted at all
points. For circulars, giving infor nation and
for tickets, address,
augS4-eodd>w w. &. ID. WHIPS.
willard II ,tel. Louisville, Ky.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
CRAND OPERA ROUSE.
FRIDAY, DRCEMB BER 2nd, 1881.
Tommy Delhang's Dramatic Combination
In his new and sensations al drama, entitled
ION THE LOOKOUT"
TOMMY DEI.HAN

Sole Proprietor and Manager.
This truly wonderful drama was written
expressly for Mr.. Delhans, by the we'll
known English dramatic author and actor,
Mr.. A. H. Denham.
Read the euoapproachable cast OF characters;
"Aleckomiser." AUNT Susan "Un'le
Covey." MR.. TOMMY DELHANG. "Robt
Denton" the Mechanic, Mr. +. N, Herman ;
Mark Randall" the BANKER, Mr.. q. W.
Shields; "Mr. Thorndyke," embarrassed mer.
chant. Mr.. g. q. Wood MAT Garyin,' the
Villain, Mr.. II. Barrymore; "Dick Murray,
the Coward. Mr.. Il. Vansant "Alice Thorn.
dyke" the Merchants Daughter, Miss Grace
Belmont; "Emelne," the Unfortunate, Miss
Lou Delhany; Mrs. ThorRdyke," Miss Mag.
gle Denning; "Old Hag," Miss Clara Brooks.
Admission. 50 cents; gallery 35 cents.
Sale OF Seats at &. +. lhomrs h Co., on
Tuesday, November ~. noylS.bt-Sol
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
THE FACTS AS they ART
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For MIR. Wanaraaker's personal use the memor,.,
low was sent 20 his Office Instead of "writino ua|
"varnshing over" he incorporates the paper into ~:
vertisement asthe best presentation Of the Ok H,
ing stock.
If we could have the people know the facts as +ho,
uay are about our Fall and Winter Cothing il w,.,a
|all we would ask
LIGHT OVERCOATS
, Give us very full advertisement tomorrow 4
stock warrants it. Range of prices So to S2a MIL
point on the IS coat, light drab brown mixed and
mixed Melton not all-wool, but we are certain t. :,
best in the country for the money.
We strong on mems sizes.
Stock is fresh on light fashionable colors.
The market is very bare on desirable light OvercoJ
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, cheviot face, diagonal mixed Coat u
velvet collar at SO.
Light colors in Wool Diagonals. Without Ecngs n
With facings, SIS.
Very fine Stocknet Coating, with all facing md
sleeve Innings, $24.
A small lot OF very fine fancy Cassmeres and n
checks handsomely made and trimmed our freshest pod
reduced from "a 90 to only because sizes are bo
POINTS only given above
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets. Philadelphia
The Largest Clothing HOUSE in America
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
NEW STORE.

A TTENTlON-All persons desiring pure
II Drugs or Chemicals, or wishing their
prescriptions or private rsssipts carefully
compounded Of pure materials, should 70 to
the trggsters Of
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Daily Republican., 1881-11-29

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other clothier, thou shall not bow dow
to them nor listen TO their speeches, 10
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ier, is the most reliable dealer, M
never misrepresents any articles
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