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is praciccd by the youth OF both sexes 70 an anl st
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combatedby scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustiing Of
leaves and rafting OF cha,1ots, uneasiness about
the loins, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, dihidence Iii
approaching strangers, dislike TO form new ae
quaintances, disposition to shuu society, loss Of
memory, hectic flushed, pimp'es and ya-lous erup
tons about the face, furred tongue, tetld breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats monoLnania and
frequent insanity.
CURED AT HOME
Persons at distance may be cured Ct home by ad
dressing letter toDR. GIDEON, stating case, EyIrp
TOMS length OF time TIE disease has continued, and
have medicines prompt forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part Of the country,
with full and plain directions. BY inclo5.nE ten
dollars in registered letter, through tie stofee,
or through Wells Fargo Co., package Of medicine
will be forwarded 20 any part Of the Union Pesse
say you this advertisement IN the H1coRD.
UNION Address, DR. !. =. GIBBCN,
ia2l-4ptf E0N i.o57. san Fr4Eci5co.
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llNION EQTEI.

UNIUN ElNy e.
CtECoND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal Rooms, so cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars Hot lunch daily from II A. NJ. till P. NJ.
". o. c'JoE') BOWERS,
o1 -4n1n Proprietor
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CAPITAL. fully paid................ ...s7so.sa
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HOSPITAL SUPPLIES.

I'm PURSUANCE OF THE THIRTY-sECoND
I section Of sn Act entitled An Act providing
for the government of the county OF Sacramento -
approved April 25 1863 sealed proposals will be re-
ceved by the Board of Supervisors of said county up
"a, o,c u
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To.DAY's CALENDAR.
No cases set. Law day, and setting trial calendar
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THE AUTOPSY.

Official Report Of the Post Nor
TEN on the Late President.
WHAT THE soALPEL DISCLOSED.
The Search for the Bullet In,mediats
Cause OF Death.
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PROPOSALS
-FoR--
COUNTY PRINTING AND BINDING.
CsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the Board of Supervisors Of Sacramento
county, up 70 II O'clock A. A.,

Friday, October 7. 1854,
For COUNTY PRINTING AND BINDING Great
Register not included, for the term of one year.
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OCTOBER 7. 1881,

For furnishing supplies to the COUNTY HOSPITAL
of the county of Sacramento State of California
for the term of three months, commencing OCTOBER
Z, 1884, and ending JANUARY Z, 1889.
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lsprelAn By rslranArn 70 ms nrgonD-rslos.l
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Union
Fire and Marine.

INSURANCE COMPANY. az FRANCISCO
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seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, tte
consequence oiself-abuse.
This solitary vice ar de-
prayedscxUa! indulgence,
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ElT List of articles to be supplied can be seen or
application at the office of the County Clerk.
All bids to be left with the County Clerk.
No bids will be considered unless accompanied BY
sureties.
The Board reserves the right to reject any OIL
all bids. THOMAS II. BERkEY, Clerk.
September 2S, 1881. s2a-td
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Attest: true copy.
IsKAL.J THOS. II. BERKEY, County Clerk.
slS.td BY Gas. NJ. CosLAN, Deputy Clerk.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-15

Auctoneer. George H. Hacken-
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o.. would an
nounce to the people of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real an
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. !
guarantees satisfaction. IMarI5.7S
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The feli,v wi,, Wa 9, m,rb
' '"'e w y "''''u w ~
WI" A' -" '"o wv
what bec,ms, ,t ,u ,bs A., -,
th. i,,r,, 7, g,os i,,o ,ha J,;e,,.
.,.s ,ui b,somss savaus,
dad in the our,base of ...,,l,.t
trot,ino mare h,. manual her Liz.
bsc,nsc sbs does no, spiu.
'nst 10" u uiake t~'nty-ysid
oarpet NJ into t"cntj ""nr yard
'oom 10 ""'t 7" 'g't'u'g 'he minus
day.
Na"rs' o's'"fy WY h'"sa ca
ss'i''~ NOUS hea" 'oreV"St -
"ne OF the msl'<'en' questions Of
the nonr i' "''or W save hs tfb
!" .oo'h-pi'e
,.,. .,,.
L.. Ill, .u.,i,,,, ,.n,J NJ
,; ,,,it. Ill
~, .,..,; .sh. .,r,.. ,t,h
Ne" i's''h"n'' H'h> "n'" go.
''''e'-"''" 'o"''' oe''e''
u.J.. lie, - ,.,o. oo l.,
,,.., H. ,., u
Cror.h ara ,,, .o ,,;c, ., a,,i,,o a.
.-, ams,;o,n. N,,,b;r. .hor,.,
u,,.,. NJ, , ,,oh -. :, u.o.,,
.:.Ifb.L;,Li 80, ,i,,; 49,,
;,,
Killing comes pa'Lal h,lf The
places in lrslaod begu with kill.
There IL Killboy (fnr all lri-hmen
are called boysl. and. What is more
upmaniy, there is kilibride Kill
bar"n. after the landlord. Kill
b'rruck. after tho English soldiers /;
KIIlcrew. for tho navy killbritor,
for the English prnprio,or- kilcool,
or de'iberste murder aul kiIhnore
if that aiu't enough.
i"' '''"e' W "'' wv" a '''s
u'ai'''"'e'-'o'A'"e tramp ohto'''
wealthiest merchants on Austin av-
emu and coming up to the desk,
asked "Aipt yonr folks from Posey
county, 'oaiahy "ie-' 'aui your
ha'no 10 oo"u o'h''" YES
oh'he a'u nave ~ I"t 'ound
your Ion S-l''t or"'he'. u II. L am
IN nee oi money. Here is quar-
te'' iHHe u aod go Ihn long
'o-t o'o'u'r turner over the quarter
''m' Or and then SAID ; "!S y
louy-los, brother ?" That's NIL
G., now, or IN call Il policeman.
pa,d the merchant. IN ncc,nt the
quarter 90 account of nur relation.
Hhip. That is u iamly matter but.
,,.., an, I..I,.., w..
,lv ,o on, nrofo..io,,rv E,,o 80.
an,,..r ouor,.rp
An ex.han,s has an .1;.,ri,l .nti.
tiled "Wbitbrr arc ". T.ndin, ~
The suswer ia d,r,r,n. t,r Il ,ssron,
,sools Sous If ,l,a L,v..,l ,,r,s
=,
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200 AGENTS wanted q" .c,i che ,lf- OF
President Garfield.

irr nitng fall accurate account ,f his
brlel but ov"ntlul adintuistr,ti1u tho great
coukiinK tue dtiboliosl at,snpt 70 ss.nsst
nate h'in medical Treatment etc. The Int en- a
interest excited causes thou.nnds tn ds.irs
,uIl lhfIIeulht-, hence hts BOOK lat sell I'm.
nensrly, Term, iiboral. Ont1t 5Uc f,,rc,i,rs
ne Address lirBBARD Igos.. Pubs. i2s
tbe.tnui 81, PhilI. -
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
JUNE 2Tth. 1881.

Toins ieore Harrisburg as follows.
For New York. via Aiientow n. sos a. IN,
i.15 and 100 q. m.
Frook R"utc.n 6.@. e. ? u, NJ ., and a5p m
For Philadeirhls, ESQ. SOS, $50 IN iiS and
100 y, m.
rOr R'adlng, $50. $40. SOS, $50 =. NJ, las,
400, and $50 y. IN
For pot'svire, 9 20. los, $50 n m and4.r n.
NJ aud via schuylkIll Snsquchanna Bfaroh
NJ ~ + IN. tor AUBURN, s.lOa m.
tor Allentown, 3,2r, 0S. $50 a, m, l.t5 nd
$40 p.m
The SOS a. IN. hni i.tip m. trains ha 70
through cara for New Sors, via AIlenlowa.
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Josh Bill ngs' Prayer--New ReyIsl,

Josh Bill ngs Prayer-New Revision
From tn many friends, aud from
things with luce ends, de liver us I!
From wife that don't luv rs, and
from children who don't luv us, and
from children who don'r look like u,
deliver US
From wealth without charity. from
pride without sense, pc ligrces worn
out, aud from rich relations, deliver
US
From snaix in the grass, from
nails 10 our butes, from torch.ligh,
PROFESSIONS, and from nu rum, deIiv,
or us
From pack. .peddlers, from yonu =
folks 10 luv, from old auots witbou,
money, aud from kolery morbis, de
liver us
From newspaper sells aud pill
that aia't fsic, from females wh'
faint and men who faitcr, deliver us
From viitue without fragrance,
from batter that smells, from piggel
kampmestings, aud from csts tba,
are courting. deliver US
From other folks ssessts, aud
from our own. aud wimsu oemmit.
tees. deliver rs
From iolks who wont laugh, and
fsom them who sisule. from sis<
hu'es. Easy virtue, and muuoa, de-
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.GEoRGE Il, BENfER.
County Surveyor.
Kraszcryi!le, Snyder County Penn

Surveying and Gonveyancing promptly
aud rkiilfully attended to. share OF
'he public's patronage solicited.
July 2jth, rs, pd
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- OUTFIT furnished free, with NIL 10.
VI n Hstructions Tor conducting tho most
Uprohtable business that anyone can
SenEage In. The business l. so easy
to learn, and our Instructions are so simple
and plain. that any one can make great profits
rom the very start. No ono can tail who ID
willing TO work, Women ere as successful az
men. Bvys uLd girls can earn large Gums.
, Many have made at the business over one hun
tred dollars 10 u single week. Nothing like
II ever known before. All who engage are sur.
prised at the ease and rapiiity with which
they are able to make money. You can on
gage IN this business during your spare time At
great pr.nt. You do not have 10 invest cap
itai In u. wetake ell the risk. Those " no
need ready money, should write TO us at oucs.
All iurpl,hed ire Address TRuE CO., Au.
gustl, Maine.
Oct, u, 1850, .. |..
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PGnSOl'S CCiapne PaTunS Plaster.

NJ Remedy more widely or Favcrably Known
~ " rnpih 10 rclieviot iuiet IN 'curfrs. For
aod aches and pain. generally, Il Is the un
rivallei roinejy. r'T
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w. H. FELIX'S
Popular furniture
STORE.
Lewistown Miain county, Penn'a.
Lewistown, Miain county, Penn'a.
Iruriture of Every Kind. EatlOr. Chamber
I)ibning Room. Hall. and Kitchen. to-
suit he means Ofcvery person.

Painted Chamber Suits, from s25 TO $50.
parlor Suits from $40 up,
Saluut Reps Raw Silk an Pushes Of
color.
Walnut Chamber Suits with Marble Tops from si5 to sl25
Be1seads (Ioui ~ 10 S5O
Burcais Stands Lounges Crs Mattress Of all knls The
Wire Mattress the best made
All IL kept in haud ready for sale aul Mt CASH
PRICES that will all that by buying where
aud what by Goods packed and dev
r. CI anl tho immense
trouble goods OUR MOTTO; Good Goods Low
Prices aul please all Orders will receive prompt attention
at all times
Yours Respectfully,
Jan -, lsSt w. II. E'tSI.lN.
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SUntkoys

Lsnve New York. via ,hliontosn, $50 p. m
Philadelphit. T,SS .. n.
Leave .Sadins '.sl a. m. etd 1898 ., IN.
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A ROYAL GENTLEMAN.

nv yIUpgE TOUR sothor cf "a rvoL,s
TRFA Nh" e.s. ny tutot hamorous, pstbet.
le AID thrillips. raodsotnely nlnstrstsI.
Price t2.co. sohi only by subscription. iMen
. CONFEDERATION, but Industry and enterprIss
, more yAlned. A permanent sjtuation 10 tue
right person. Address UDUpLASt BROTH.
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CUIlcURA Permanently Cures Hu.
mOrs Of tne Scaln and Skin.

cu'iaars remedies are for sale ~ all drug
klta frlce OF CrrtCrEA, a Medicinal JelIy
-infll boxes 54. large boxes. a. purtcuR,
NHsoL ENf. tue new Bluol Puriher 81 nor
onuts tutiCrRA NsplciSAL roiLrr Soar
1o'' CrricCRA MgpiotSAL SHAVING SOAP
SOC. Prlnoipnl depot,
WEEKS potter, Boston, Mass.
As-Ali ,nalIed tree on receipt Of price
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pTAUnC q soLp oN insrAIh.
ORGANS $l;s 81 s;:!ss;s ..s :sss !:
try. PRICES Low aud terms OF paymont
TINS n co, Manufacturers and dealers, ss5
broadway. New Iorh. on 7'' -
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PENNSYLVANIA R. r.

Trains leave Lo~istowu Junction as foiiows
MAIN LINE-W ESTwARDfi m
Pittsburgh express ~ 10 a. m.
Pacific Express NY 6l2a. m.
Way Passenger ..n lotd y. m.
Mali t8p, m.
faJ Linear pi. r.. SIS N.
Psciae Esprsss iosa .. N.
Mall largr sEp. M
pat lsdciphia Express II 10 3. m.
Jobnttown Express illas. N.
Tho Fast Ltps, Way Passenger and the Pssit
10 Express west, and the Paclno and Atlantic
Expross east run daily. Wv fllff ~.
Way trains isave sts,icns IN Mifniu eounty
as follows: =. fiFlW HtIl fN.N VIZ y
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Ess,1syIN IsisANCUl,

Lsss 4. liar, islnsrg for Paxton. Lochiei, and
S!eel;or dsiiT, except SUNDAY, 6.25. 6.i0. 81 ..
DAY, $3.50 m, aud o. satufisy only, LAS. 6.lo,
g.3or. NJ.
Returning 'eaye Strei,ou daily. eTcept sun.
day, W. 30 ~. 100 q. NJ. 2.2b =. m; daily eN-
cept saturday aud SUNDAY, sac, y. D., and on
saturday only, 6,lo, asa, 9.b p, M.
J.E WOOTTEN,
Gen1 Manager.
C. q, HANCOCK.
Genl Pass'r Il Ticket Agt.
Eeb w. VII n a..
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IONN +. ZECH MAN,
unDERIAKCR.

TrorelcMe, S.y'ltr county, Pa.
d.
Undertaking In all It's branches prolnptly at
eIuded to. Mntsh 1879.
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MQnumGptS A n d HCadSIOltS.

The ubdorslsneh having purchased the So
inssrovs Marble Works, he I. now fully pre-
pared TO manufacture.
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:
HUMOROUS.

Tue fellow whJ was So mach
s'rack byay 'oog laIy wanted to re-
tIrn kiss f,r the b Ov.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13

Asal shHaen formerly supposed that
ior cAn running horses were very infer.
p.r";' asirs, but during the last two years
ths, "aiienstsin and other fast ones
ha,.. rrT sent frem this country to England.
for won Won hundreds Of thousands Of dellars
Janae Americans as the Me-srs. Iorillard,
ma. Oeraon Bennett. &c. The English.
rrsa. save Investigated the reasons for the
I'M success of American harses, and find
Nv ,,shey are kept In such 6na condition
ps. ~ constant use af M. b. Roberts Horse
fs"uer.-Sprtag Times. sc
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13

We we're greatly amused some days since
sesing one Of our venerable citizens. who
~, uaa been bowed down by rheumatism,
s.,s away bis crutches and declare him.
~ Just a. young as he used to be, and
Nv DC Is recommending Rahsrts' ETbre-
I ,aon 70 every old lady in town. Great
halmsnt that?
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13

:, CHARLES Nelson. E-q.. Proprietor Nelson
MOUSE, speaking to u recently. observed:
: suffered 90 much with Rheumatism that
10y arm withsred. and physicians could not
nsif nae. ! was in despair Of my life,
ansn some one advised me to try st. ia.
cons Oil. did 80, and az if by magic, /
vas Instantly relieved. and, by the contin.
Sed use Of the Oil entirely cured. thank
s'aVen for having used this wonderful
snedy, for II saved my life. II also cured
ny wife.-Port Huron Commercial.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13

,;.L l. Hammerle, Salem City, Ind, was
,Ss. with ague and Nervous Prostitution
ma . years; chiIls daily. Dyes Battery
ss;.a ~ cured him; he is a well man. has
s-'"eo 80 lbs., and still gaining. See adv.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13

tim n mink you are dying with censumn.
Gr.s, Is' ~ is only catarrh. Dr.. Hartley.
n ca. ATn<dy will entirely and rerman.n,
n.rs " 700. sold by DR.. Hartley. Bali.
Aa.' sad oil Druggists. nj 0 a.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13
SILkS.

Heavy rich damasse silks of all coors S265: last
season So and S6guods; are now selling in preference
to the latest novelties Of course ON account OF rich
ness and price. Plain silks OF the same cOors to COM
bine with them
The following are just received from our buyer
Pongees. richly embroidered by hand with sprays
of flowers and with birds The prices of those ready
to-day are SIS to $50 per piece OF Al yards More are
New designs in French foulards 81
Bayauete Ombre stripes. Here's one for example:
garnet Ombre INTO ld alternating with gold Umbre-
into bronze stripes half All inch wide and no inter
walls betw cen.
CheQueIed damaSses Gorgeous with color variety
of designs, the only feature common to them all
heinY the arrangement III squares, not unlike a
cheQure board. 81 ~ e4.15.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Next Outer Circle. Chestnut Street Entrance.
CLOAKS AND DRESSES.
We have just opened foreign black wraps domans
capeS &c. at 81 To So light colored coats, wraps
to SD.
silk dresses in styles not to be found elsewhere at
SIS. ST. and SIS; and cloth dresses at $40 to $50
Also misses and childrens coats. ulsters and
dresses in great variety few misses of last
spring viii be sold at half price viz 50 and 81 and
prices viz. 50 and 81
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Southeast Corner Of building.
SATEENS, &c.
Toile dAlsace is a similar fabric to Scotch bingham
but of softer finish and printed; 30 cents. Sateen il
even finer. and warp is thrown upon the surface
successfully as to leave 1t smooth satin, which
! indeed II much resembles This also is printed II
exquisite designs, and the printing is the more
! ceSStul because the surface Is so smooth
| The bOquet squares nobody else has them yet ~
far as we know appear to have been Partisan after
thought They are OF Saeen and are used as garni
ture of sateen dresses Nothing in cotton printing
probably was ever anything like so rich before
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fourth Circle, ThEteenth Street Entrance
UNDERWEAR.
Fine muslin cambria underweare richly decorate
with lace aud embroidery carefully. finely and skill
fully made This we hGvein greater variety than 80
will find elsewhere; but there is difficulty in get
ing this grade of work.
Underwear of palmer sort is difficult to get carr
fully and skilfully made: but we have really grea
collection Of it. For more than a year past we hav
been raising the standard Of manufacture and cult
waiting simple styles. We have work the like of whic
Is in no other house here in New York. The ideG
of II is the best Of homemade underwear atsuch price
will II to be preferred to homemade and so
{ home making as fast US the work becomes known
JOHN WANANAKER.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

- METHODIST EPIsCoPAL.-Sunday-
AssI,66iil N.and 7ISPM Sunday SchOnl-9 A. and
az x Prayer Meeting-TueSdays at 715P.M. Rev
John D. Rigg' Pastor D.,
o~rrR's PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL.-Sunday-Pre
ST IO% A. NJ and "a Pm. wedneSday-1A p NJ
inlSSoi's Day-9l6 A. NJ Sunday SchOOl-2P.M. Rev.
Nm B. Gordon, Rector
-,vrFRIAN-Sunday-P Preaching at lOl2 A. NJ: and
FEE Sunday SchOOl-2P. N. Prayer Meeting
c5days at ~ P NJ Rev. J. I. Umsted. Pastor
c,raoIc-Oid Fellows Haldssc0nd sunday p!G ~. OF
bradford, Pastor
N.--sxSt,l METHODIST EPISCOPAL tCOlored).-Sun-
CtSN.x-Preaching at 1917 A. NJ. and p. NJ Rev Geo.
u Waters. Pastor.
- METHODIST overwhelmingly
hsT al A ~ and IA P. NJ. Rev. Jacob w. WilkS
helms Pastor.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13
Medium Wooden Dress Goods.

There are three notable Wooden dress fabrics at 81
Melange pin checks. of five cOlOrs The warp is of
& uniform light shade in each the wool il of alter
nate clusters Of threads three four being light the
of darker shade.
Wooden sateens Of eight coors. more or less mixed
in carding The sateen effect is produced by heavy
warped threads thrown almost wholly on the surface:
they jump three four of the fine warp threads and
pass under only one The warp scarcely comes TO the
surface at all, as you can see by the selVage.
Cr0ise cashmere Of fifteen plain colors: differs from
ordinary cashmere in the twill This is probably no
better moneys worth than the others hut almost
exactly the same has Just been offered wholesale
for little more money than we are selling IL at
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third Cfrcla oonth of Tan4ra
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13
SECRET SOCIETIES.

,,.,voxy LODGE No. 49, A. F. A. M.-Meets First and
h41n;ni Thursday evenings of each MONTH at
o'clock
Friday evening, att O'Clock.
,,.nnxSEll EScANPNENT, No. 2.-Meets Second and
AToSTh Tuesday evenings of each month, at clock
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

New things in black dress goods of almost all sorts
are ready.
Silk grenadines came some time ago: now the wool
and silk and wool grenadines are here; and the va
rety is greater than have had before greater than
anybody ever had. so far rs we know.
New armures plain and figured are not notable.
especially the latter Among them are armures with
small figures and plaids that can be only when
looked at in certain ways The draping Of a dress
OF these would appear To be parity plain and partly
figured or plaid The tigurers and plaid seem to have
no existence at all. You can't find them except BY
accident.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next Outer Circle. Chestnut Street EntTance.I
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DRESS GOODS.

What and skill are doing in cotton dress fabrics!
Two counters are gorgeous with them. The lowest
price is 53 cents yard and the highest 63% cents;
hut they are made in soft and delicate ways and by
texture or PRINT dye to rival the stufS of luxury
Here are their familiar names:
S.Otch Zephrys, FOulards
Madras Ginghams, SateenS
SeerSuckerS, Lawns
Chlnt2eS, CretUnnes,
Oxford Cloths, Monies
ToeS d'AlSace CheynitS
Printed ShirtingS.
IN alnl,Nt every name are triumphs You are not
llten asked t. admire modest wurkS of art and
skill; but see If ynu pass the counters without q
new estimate Of the times in which YOU live.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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FURNITURE.

clue TO the character of our furniture withoal
seeing it, Take, for example bed suite U
three pieces.
Lowest prices
Ash wood tops. S26
Another siyie. walnut or ash, marble tops b
such Us are III every furniture store common WOOD
and common work We keep also small assortment.
OF cottage or painted sets.
Lowest prices n tirN, class work:
Walnut. wood tops, SAT
Same style in mahogany, 81
OF plain style. but proper lD rooms in any hust
no matter now rich.
Lowest prices in elegant work:
Maple or walnut, Tennessee marble tops SIS.
Lowest prices i'll luXuTIUus work:
Walnut, tennessee marble tops S225
Same It le IN mahogany 49,
Avery chHsLe and NOBLE style, perfection of work
Maple. wood tops, 500
Same in mahogany 10
We have very large aSsOrtments both below 500
and between 500 and $500 Al higher prizes there il
no higher quality; only more costly decoration.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-04-13
Spring Goods at John Wanamaker's.

friends in Philadelphia notice. from the daily papers,
of relating the next few days. such
things in styles prices and timely information
topics of interest to shoppers
useful the
papers perhaps very notices. avoiding such
of transie
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PARASOLS.
JOHN wANAMAKER.

Twenty-Five silk parasol covers embroidered in
China with silver and gold in quaint and rather
characteristic. but not extreme. Chinese designs.
With wide borders and variegated silk Innings have
been imported and Oh neat frames, with variety Of
sticks.
Fifteen Of the twenty-five have come to US. They
in our collection of novelties ut ST. We have
about thee hundred styles of parasols. There is
such diversity in the styles TO battle description
For mere accessory Of o scrupulOus ladys toilet
perhaps no article is chosen with so much We
shall not tire of showing YOU ladies' every one: and
if we may judge by the interest shown yesterday
you II not tire either
The opening continues to-day.
JOHN WANAMAKER.