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Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
A SILVER WEBOISG.
Mr.. Allen Smith and his wife ~
grx,uiaied on iheir 25ih w
ding yAunlyeTsary.

lc.terday Mr.. Allen Smith and
amiabIc wife. No. 4lh Elss f'llh s'
wers congratulated b., a numo'r'
! thr,r frItu IS about Ijln NUMBER i'll"
OF them from Grace and AN"'Iry iINF'
c-, on the arrival Il. the 2'L!l II'''r>,l
Of their wrudrd lives. Mr.. SANTA
NJ. iUru ,lten tar important uai
had provided himself "ltna P"'I
gold sp ctacleN to present 'o h'' "
, upon tie ausplcionN occasion, oN'"'
no. aware that - many "f Ms N'I
were nlaAlng Il note ot 'Ur u'!, y
I be company, u1def ti' It'' u y
H,rgis and Mrs. T,ggart "h"in"Nh,
the affair wi Ii such brlliialV >"'
| came marching INTO his !t>I l-nr'
, shuwerrd their congratulations
himself aud hi' wife.
After the excl i:elnent OF tn' s0'P
and in roiuctiUn WAS over, Il w.
les Hill, I,paStur Of Aabary 'l'h' o'
to IL hi, st nd and p.rtran'E l"i'
| iyelv. aud fa,,tiou.ly romin""rr'
ing over the presents 90 ot"'"
assemble friends. First, ne PV'
ed Nj. and Mrs Smith WIN" " OU
ful silver ice pitcher, h1n- Gu p
and d couple OF god ''a'' , r'un
gsucral 90 behalf ot the ''"'?"p,
a dozen silver tea spo,hN d" ''
ladies' fro Ii AsbuIy chui'", "yN I,t
| Mrs. Smiths motner, MS \ 'I
| silver ladle; next from the "D'" r.,,
and Mrs. Smith a six bottle N,.t
tor: next from MIR. Jane, h'I aI1
n silver butter dish. Mr. sm''I
fused with such lavish pFY'm pno, a.
presence attempted a rep! ous 's.
tha, silence on that occasion "" n,
eloquent than wo~ds. fo4u"Me ,"it.
PRESENTATIONS the company '1p"t
Il table groaning beneath IoA"' " rrnl
ice cream, bananas, orahIT', .n]
apples ana othe- fruit to ""'," "".on
Justice was done. aud at a 5'',, yeas sg|
| hour the company departed i,V hp;ir
| alter wishing the happy ,D WV" mi
groom of "a quarter OF "a cell,";M ,';.,.,
| more returning years OF haP!''
prIs,NrlI\
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
FOURTH EDITION.
BaOOKLYNs CANVASS ENDLD.
Republicans Confident Of Mr.
Lows Anccess-Talk Oi Trading
yOles-the Can d dates

The final steps in the imp ,rtant can.
vass for Mayorin Brook yn were taken
yesterday. The time OF sp, ech-making
and popu!ar appeals t, voters was past
and the actual Preparations for the
voting Of to-da~ were c jrupiefed. The
polls will op,u NJ sunrise, G:3S a. IN.
and will close a, sunset 4:}S y. III. The
canvass has been SO ca:cfnlly carried
On and every part of the city 20
Thoroughly gone over ly both parties
that it is e}tima'cd that with fair
weather a vote Of 90. 900, ont OF Il regis.
traiion Of $4,000. will be Iollcd Tickets
were sent Ut to all parts OF the city
YESTERDAY, aud the preparations were
completed for fully mauning the polls.
The lUdica ions are more positive
than ever thai Mr. L,w will be tri-
umphantly elected. A large majority
is calculated for him by wards by thu
experienced politicians. |. is asserted
and admitted that he Will carry four
teen ot the twenty-tv' wards. Many
pojiCia1S said yesterday that tn" re-
sul' would he very close. The vote
that cannot be rpckuu"d upon before.
hYnd would most likely hc cast for Mr..
Low and wOuld EJECT him, H. waSthe
remark q: one that a rainy day would
asSls, the Democrat, thcrrtp.c every
Republican should be- sure tc vote.
l. wa, said yesterday that "A schem"
" IS on foot among the Democrats to
trade ott vot"s tor I. II. White for
She N ~ order 10 gain votes for Mayor
Hgwc,L
Iii, u.; believed, h, Wcrrr, tia any
supporters. g Colonel : ".:m,u for
Shr:'tt vii, sacrifice Nh Low. The
Young Ecmh can C.uh has Been work
ing vc Y vigorously ~ tur ski 'eu,u
Waru and unp" |" carry II for Mr. Low.
Nr. hrmm~. rte Pc -I's'I' ut tn" cluN,
h%s pcIsu uN@ry ~.I!' !'rlmcad Il tMr work.
Fac u,0n, myr,.,! a 5000 "a AL "oit
N.2r wi. piomh.y l' EN'. tor tbs
~ttr I DAo.lu k'uEs NpuDt!. Nu war :
I.. tcr's puu.Ir done Q. cltuvg - "
+ 'r rhc ) dtr tic.>rt.
- Il" ~caat = ) nr dee Yesterday e>-
um"'r lhI; Nh Los "uu.I hr" e ted
Mayor by mIWrlty ut : 500.
Ih, Dem crdt po,alc4al- indus RI
ouSIy circulated sraDo'nrnt, IhI' r.
pdullCan, were wurGlLE fer Mayyr
iluHc,., bet IN every Instance tHu state
III nts "crc IrhrEeLIy denied. II is
believed lhat the party viii SOLID y
I 'ioN lis pruc'rl r OF supp rp!'Ing the
h,s: IN Government, and .hr btttcr
element Of the Democratic party wIIl
II" found with it, Tue announcement
, the Ie-uits If the erection Wi, be
awaited with much inc .eSt tonight
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Police Gases thiS m" ~

Sam Hazlett was before VI, '1,,,ord,
this mornipg, charged WIN ,,'st n
conduct on twenty stroii' ~ a., chj
Aaron W. Shaw brou!h' 'n ,h,t
against Samuel, he sta'e' LUNA .n
gets drunk and then CONES vpich
curses all the people in 1 'n1 ;n.nl
hood. Last night ne uSeu and
language towards Mr. @ snaW M,ycr yc
wife, for which offence 'he ,'i ,l r,un
os,l a fine of S3and costs anu Nv keel, Er
him to furnish a 500 bona W D
A Young man was arros'S. .,' street. ''
for disordc.ly conduct on thn ',,,mb , 4
being in company with a arnr nn'r ali
Others, who were pushing o ,,ne acl
ash barrels and boxes they o" n'.d 81
For thi, offence hs was '"'
Two common druuk', WI" VIZ ,hc 'n b
inys.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Cough Tomorrow night.

Do not forget that Cough will appear
(WedneSday)nigh', and will deliver IA
lecture in his inlmilable style on "Hab-
it." Cough has the happy faculty OF
making every subject success, and il
is said that this is amongst the best, as
his lecture on it is prouourcad the best
.ilort Of his life. The tickets for the
lecture are selling rapidly and those
wishing choice seats should apply for
them without delay. A. Il great many
persons in New Castle have expressed
u desire to attend the lecture, Il special
train vii. be run t. and from this city
TO Accommodate tho Sc who wish to al
tend. This will be the only chance to
hear Cough lis winter in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
kGlSTLk'> Dki,LR.

'sl.,,,r rHN iIrPl Il,
New G,srLG COUNTY, oct q. !ss!,
Upon the application Of tdrh baNi' Al.
wi9l,tratur ot Stephen Nhv.> a;c q AL'i
Geek Hundred IL sad county. deceased It t>
,.dsrcd and directed hy the Register that the
td,linlstratvr aturr&RtG gt'c huticc Of II e
Srau,iGyof Letters ufhdu 'r,1lratlou uIcn the
state O! deceased, with the date Of granting
hereof. by causing advertisements 10 hc pos,
Il within forty dH!i i7uiu TIC date OF such
Letters, N SIX of the most pGhiic pisces Of the
'Uuuty Of New Castle. requiring aN persons
haytu2 demands against the estate IL presen,
the sane or abide by an net Of Assembly IL
such case made and prov y.dcd ana hlSo caus>
the same 10 be Inserted within the sILlt
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, h
newspaper published III Wilmington. ana to
be continued therein three weeks, te-o-d.)
~, Givea under the hand and seal o.
LIS. Office OF the Register aforesaid at
'~~~, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and wear above written.
:. G. Bl6GS, Register.
NoTlCR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present lne
sa me duly ntteSted 10 the Administrator. or
or before October 2t, a. j., 1882, or abide the
ACT Of assembly in such case made and pro-
weed. EDITH DAVIS, AdmiLISuattiA.
Address :-risasani Hill, bei oc.2j
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Deceased.

John Faust, who resided on the Lancaster
pike atoat six miles from this city, died last
evening, from sUmetning ike Blight dis ase,
from which he had b ca sufern4. for some
years. AN operation was performed in the
afternoon by ID. Qui: by, assisted by his son
but instead of getting better he grew RAPIDLY
wors.. Mr.. Faust was q nadve Of Lancaster
county, and came to Mill Creek Kindred In
lSl5, when he purchased a farm on which he
has since resiUed. ,ie was bout n years oi
age. ana leaves wife but NJ children. Hi.
remain will bo taken to l. tncas'er county
for intcrment, leaving his residence Mt an
servires will be he'dst the grave 'dr. + us
was good neightor, and his decease is gen
era.iy regretted.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
FIFTH EDlqIll
Pepper Pom.
The weather y still lo,,,,

" "ea'ner;s still gloomy.
items are scarce around H.. ,
office. '''' 'hr Sqj
Ire fast mail was fifteen r,.
this morning. ''''"atd
Don t forget the Fleetwood. ]
tion on Friday evening.
work on the new Depo, -.
slowly on account Of the bad 'vus w.
The President has issued h;o ~,
giving proclamation, II
The kennbec lee and Coal r.,
ar" having n new root put nno
Ice house, in South Wihplpg,oWnn
The rain the past few Joys
"nSly int"ricred with builjinrw w
iiOnS.
Bear in mind the concert in u
~ f; Church,on Thursday event
III" Estey Quartctte. ''"''
Sheriff Clark, sold on Mon,,r
noon, the hJusc of VIM. & M GS
New Castle, to WIN. Herbar, f,r y
e &Large hocks OF Wild pjy.o,.
in the forest near Rock I,nI
Brandywine.
Rev. Geo, Miller, pastor oy
chmch this city, viii pr.,rh
FIRST Baptist church, Of Ct',
Wednesday evening next.
The oyster, with a cla, nh.
mouth, has arrived, and /, nnw
hihii ON at S'ansOury Nurray
Last s,rtrt
The new Catholic Church %,
t"cnlh and Hing street., NV
cmnpIcti n. The cnpoa is Now
put up; When that Is dU,r m. q,
work viii hr tiuI>h II.
5, Mcpher.on who La, Nq,o
visit to relatives and friends ,r,ti
Tor u week or two, return, ia II
home III New Mexico to.nvrrow
lnG.
Alexander Macdonald, hlrr,,
Ell au aprul tutut IN pAl.W,poi
clnruntDl uei The milk Lu,tt.,
"IIi sell LIS persona! property a,
lie sale on the l1.h INST.
S& +, McClary, trick manuf,
lost valuable hors" on Frln,,
idli'ng over u wEeolburtw and N
lnga Tue hur,u va, ,n,rr
H., ma, rE.
kot'st II. MrDar i,rpprl
this uty aud w,il known per-
with "a ~ srh'lc "ctIu,u,ANr
yesterday at ,ar,hdAr NuuA G. ard
where iut Iho .,>. year Ur NOR
h'cn rcaiulus.
ON Iturday mCrHlug a I.,n
silver Wa ch viii, on her Nal Ia
krt. 4 sing L. adNcrtlScnau',t'D,
in tAe REPUBLICAN brought thr
- this One" vest, rlay morning
now Waits the cal Of the owner.
ne Harlan and liU,lngsWOrh
run their works until II o'clyd
night, III order 70 complete orders,
Cn hand, as soon a> possible to
ryum I,r other orders that arr noj
the hands OF the company,
III Literary Society Of Union n
viii form II class III rlUCl,'oa ~
row evening, al Mrs. McCa,,'sI, ID
IlI Manson street, under the luS
Iiou Of Prot. Ford. All llu>r wll
sire !" lyil are Invited to b; prr,rl
The Delaware Bl DE society viii
their aLuu Il inr ting III Grace ID
this afternoon aud evening, M,7
wll bc transacted III the afternoon
sion aud interesting addresses vii
dc.lvcse,i III the eyru!n.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
N ul0OOli's Picnic.

This side splitting farce, will be pre-
ssnted at the Opera ii ,usc, on : Stlliay
evening next, by Hyde and Behman's
Comedy Company. lac play is anew
q e to our rlizeLs and will be present
ed by tirst-clasS company. Among
the most prominc It are the Kernels
Harry and John, Charlie Reed, Miles 4
Evans, Bryaut Ahd lloey, Miss Kitty
ONcl, Lh NlcS and Cl lra Moore, JOIN
Hehshaw and May len Broeck, Mls'
j ,Dnie : .tterlce, Littln tosebud, Mu!
uoon aud Mulclhey, Lou q. Liugart
and the ialnoaS donkey Jerry. With
the above array of tAleAt good house il
assured.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
POSTPONED.

In consequence Of an unavoidable de.
lay in getting the prws, the dadicat on
of Bethel A. n. T.. Church of this city,
will not take place on Nov. 10Th as pre-
viously announced. The audience room
will be sufficiently prepared fof DR..
Fulton's lecture which is to occur Dec.
1st. This occasion will be the first oc,
cupation OF the new church. 1t is hoped
DR.. Fulton will be greeted with a
large audience.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
PHILADELPHIA.

Some things in hosiery
and underwear are lowerthan
usual. Morlcy's extra stout
hall-hose at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at IS cents; English
ladies' fancy hose at IS cents;
English ladies' full regular
made, plain colors, at S5
cents; mems scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all-wool,
It ST each; and others.
We have, as usual, much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking coarse and fine
together, there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly 50 wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changing season,
because there's no room for
more at the counters. But
there's always room in the
morning.
Outer circle, Chestnut and Thrteenths.rcet
entrances.
The same may be said of
faces, only a little stronger,
because generally laces are
worse managed than hosiery
and underwear. By bad
management we mean put
ting large profits on goods
SO easy and safe to dealin as
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces. Why
should we tax them with high
profits We don't, but every
body else does. Ten counters
are devotedto laces; and they
are so full every fair day, ex-
cept mornings, that buyers
have to wait for one another.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
u EtiISith = Ini'r.h
II hrGisI N,''s urrrCB,
NEW CAsrIr NnI NTN. oct. u. tksi.

| Fron the sppl'ration Of Gregg th9ntler
| and John Il. latuu executors or Sarah ANA
kelau. late Of Wilmington HnGdren, IL
| said county, deceased II Is ordered AVID
directed ty trt Register Mat tic cN-
ccutur- aforesaid g're notice G grant
| INK Of letters Tc tamcntnr! upon the
| .he csIatc ot the deceased with the date q
| .rantiug thereof ~ "ausEr adycrtIscncnts
| @ tr posted within 'rT:i days from the date
| o. sucG Letters i'll sIN of the mos, luhuc
places o: the county Q: New Castle, requiring
, ~. persons having demands against the es.
! late to present the sarnC, ar ntiie py an Act
| vi Assembly Ia such case mace ana ifoYi1e4;
ana also cause the same 70 re n9crtea "lttiu
| .hc same PERIOD IN the DAILY kErrRLlIAN, 9
| newspaper published In WIlEington, and u
oc continued licr" thrCc weeks, tc-N-G.j
,ilyrL under the hand and seal
L. = o. n-t'r ui TIE k"gistcr "t,rySaiu III
Wilmington. ~ New Caste county,
iIresaid. III. day aud car above written.
St NJ iiiS Register.
NurIcE-All pcrguus having "i.au!s against
al estate Of the deceased must present to,
ane dai% aue,'"d to the e&e"ut"ls u
r uttore oct trur II, 49, or ah.ac Ihe Ac' O
Assembly, IN suct ca made and provided
GRE - ttNh%h \. ttA,cu;o-s.
JOHN IT, rNlN NJ.
Address " l!tuIustJn, iS..
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
DEATHS,

BETS On Seventh day, the jth inst
Rachel Belts, In the 93d } ear of her age.
her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to meet 1t her late residence, No. 7l2
W Wesl street, on lhird day, the 9th inst, at
10 o'clock. d. IN. lnternent private.
THOM-ln Washington, ID. G, Monday,
November III. William Tn IN, son Vi
George Thom of this city, in the j3d year Of
his sgo. Philad eIphla pipels please copy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Enworth AunfVer'"

The Anniversary of Ep%4F','lni W. his 6
sund.y scho,l wilt .om come I't zenith
lug in that Cnuior, y,erclses wi
Church Street. The eNe,vi I'd will
varied aud interesting a, apI Known
sist sSi'o Of addresses from WEI. ,%a h"ncl hs"nool
Rev. +. DAVIS aud fanny anil he cnarge
SION fee of 10 cents VIII n%oo,, %o
alI s NOT M members OF the scnoo'.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

n TTENTlON--Al persons dssiriIs pure
"A Drugs or Chemicals, or wishing their
prescriptions or private receipts carefully
oompounded Of pure materials, soould 90 t.
H. r. BRlN1HURST.
3l7 Market street. Wilmington, del
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
! I

Thou shalt no: choose for thyself any
other clothler, thou shall not bow down
.c them nor listen to their speeches, for
Nathan LeibeImAn, the peoples cloth
ier, is TIE most reliable dealer, and
uever misrcprtsentS any articles.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

r OST. ON THE 6iH INST, A COW
IL having red tpots, mixed with white,
broad, slim horns OF Dufham stock. A suita.
BILE reward wi be given Tor her return to the
Sorrel Horse, No. 4 " est Front street.
nOv8 5tdltw THOMAS FAGAN,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
II l..

Thou shalt have no cause 10 look r!se-
where, tor Nathan Leiberman, the pop
ilar clothier, has the largest assort-
ment of ready made clothing to be
found in the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Short Coal Weight.
For the RRPUBLICAs.

MESSRS. EDITORS Feeling that
there mliSt be an evident fraud in the
weight Of coal rs delivered, allow me Il
ak through Your columns what the legal
WEIGHT Of coal is.
22iO lbs Eds
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Death Of william Thorn.

William Thon, whose death at
Washington,D. c., was locally noticed
in yesterdays REPUBLICAN, was son
Of our old and esteemed friend, George
Thom, 1875 Justison street this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Resignation.

Col $. A. ulster, has teIdered
r't Delaware Regime Mt, in order that
he may devote his entire attention to
the practice OF law.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Thop shalt have no other pace To
buy clothing except a. Nathan Leihef.
mans, s. f. corner Fifth and Market
,trepts, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
N AK RAG -.

ERICKSON-SUNU.- November 5th,
1881, at Chester, Pa, by Rev. W. J. Pax.
son, Charles Joseph Ericksu to Mazda
Carlotta Sund, both Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
FOR ALL THE PEOPLE,

Beautiful teeth at %, IS, Ss and 80 -
per set. Teeth extracted without@oYY49
pa In by the use Of gas. Over thirty years ex.
perisnco. DR GALLAGHER,
No. 8a5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
! v

Thou shalt bring thy children and
thy children's children to Nathan Lei
oerman's clothing house and have them
'itte,l in the most elegant style Al great
~ reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

NEONEY TO LOAN ON MORT9Aax
Vl In large Of small amounts, on citv N
rev Gxstle county pr0ksrty. Apply to We
CJETY :, h. cor. Eighth and MAskyt streets
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
,,,dou Daily NV" .,

sivs" by Tho late Geo e. rssig iSs noiges ~
4 tund f.r nuidins .OoH,"s .OaSn,s 70 e,s1eoq
.oor in / oLdon Lew s'n0uH''
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Close Attention aad Hard Worl

will certainly tell as 1t is already doing
at MulIin Il Sons, Sixth and Market
streets. The people find out where
they can get the best goods for the least
money,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Honor thy father and thy mother
obey them when they tell you to make
Nathan Leibermans Clothing House
your dealing place, for then you shall
have good goods at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Adams ( Bro,
SOL MARKET ST., jO4.
Come and examine our goods and prios'
always marked down to the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
DRY GOODS,
AtbNEERY,
NOTIONS,
UtDERWEAH
Boots, ShoeS, Crockery, Tin and Ola s7syare
Carpets, Table, Floor and stair oil Cloth
Rugs, Tubs, Buckets, Rroo,us, Lamps, Wages,
Cutlery, Express ~agons, Eelocipe !es, DOL
Carriages, Toys, Dolls,
We keep the largest cheapest
and best assortment In the city.

TOTE TO lo3 EAST SIXTd : Rect,
~ Changers store for re new prunells, at
20 cents per pound Ene new figs, at 10 cents
they MAKE a pie ut ra king New y ork
llums, " cents a pound new suitana raisIns,
new citron. ~ cents new lemon and orange
peel we have drive Ia straw berries. at l0c.
per can evaporlted apples, at 10 cents, at
Is. 10 and 20 cents p r sund peaches, nc.
3 bs mincemcat. rs cents 4 t,s. apple butter
rs cents beans ii ,cn's per quart W. have
the best dollar baK o. -four in this city ; Four
at $3.50 is excellent; Lea Sons Clifton
-four, 5000 per barrel cape cranbe ries, S
and 10 CT nfs FER quart AMI don't forget oar
butter cup ginger maps. AZ l6 cent per B.
ginger SNAPS, II cents coffee ca es, II cents
per pound don't forget osr wood ash SOAP,
at "a cents bar. NJ. in tar ; don I fade the
oolored clothes: hey c me- from all oints
TO our 10 cent coii sc Granger Store. l03 Il.
Sixth street. nov4 8tt T. NJ. WlER
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
Ten counters, sou;hve,, from center.

N low herring-bone
stripes, black, all wool, 46
inches; hitherto LEO, and
sold readily, now 90 cents
and just as good as they we're
at 100, How comes such a
tumble3 Can't sop to tell
you. Only five pieces at 81
cents; come quickly.
Mex outer circle, Chestnu.-s rect entrance.
All extra plain huckaback
towel, extra both in quality
and size, 2S cents: we'd make
it Is FIVE could The nearest
to it in the market that we
know Of is IS cents.
A rough toweling, suitable
for the bath, of best flax, in
twelve textures, all rough
enough, 10 to q inches wide;
Is to IS cents a yard.
City ,haIl-square entrance.
Do you know what ma
hogany bedroom and din
ing-room furniture we have?
and walnut? and maple?
West and south gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth. and Market streets,
and Oity. hall square, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
v l..

Thou shalt recommend thy friends
and neighbors to Nathan LeiberDlan's 5
Clothing House, and bear in mind that
ne keeps every thing wanted in his line
and sells at lower prices than are de.
mandeL by other dealers for inferior
goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Thou shalt strictly adhere to tuese
commandments, and by so doing, you
will be constantly pleased and content
ed with your purchases and save your
money. now 2m-eoJ
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Thou shalt proclaim to everybody
that Nathan Leiberman, the people $
clothier, sells Mems Suits from s.. 50 to
S35. 90, and Mems Overcoats from So. 80
to $25 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Tho1 shalt remember that Nathan
Leiberman, the popular clothier reads
the clothing trade in this city, and al
ways looks well for good reliable
house.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08

Thou shalt know that never in the
history of the clothing business in this
city, we're such bargains offered as can
aow he procured at Nathan Leiber-
mans, S. E. corner Fifth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
TNE NETLNCONMiXDNE NENTN
Keep them and thou MIA
Make MOacy

Aeep tueh anu NuOu huH
Make MOAcy.
Thop shalt have no other p, ece to
buy clothin. except a. Nathan Leibef.
mans S. f. corner Fifth and Market
,treets, Wilmington, Del.
Thou shalt not choose for thyself any
| ,ther clothier, thou shall not bow down
| ;c them nor listen to their speeches, for
Nathan LeibeImAn, the peoples cloth
; ier, is tie most reliable dealer, and
aever misreprrsents any articles.
Thou shalt have no cause TO look else.
where. tor Nathan Leibtrman, the pop
llar Clothier, has the largest aSSUrt-
ment of ready made clothing to be
found in the State.
Thou shalt bring thy children and
| thy children's $ children to Nathan Lei
berman's clothing house and have them
itte'l in the most elegant style al great
y reduced prices.
v.
Honor thy father and thy mother
obey them when they tell you to make
Nathan Leiberman's Clothing House
your dealing place, for then you shall
have good goods at the lowest prices.
Thou shalt recommend thy friends
and neighbors to Nathan LeiberDian's =
| Clothing House, and bear in mind that
ne keeps every thing wanted in his line
and sells at lower prices than are de-
mandeI by other dealers for inferior
goods.
|
| Tho- shalt remember that Nathan
Leiberman, the popular clothier reads
the clothing trade in this city, and al
ways looks well for good reliable
house.
Thou shalt know that never in the
history of the clothing business in this
city, we're such bargains offered as can
aow be procured at Nathan Leiber-
mans, S. 4. corner Fifth and Market
streets.
Thou shalt proclaim to everybody
that Nathan Leiberman, the people
clother, sells Mems Suits from 50. 50 to
S35. 90, and Mems Overcoats from So. 80
to $25. 90.
Thou shalt strictly adhere to tuese
commandments, and by so doing, you
will be constantly pleased and content
ed with your purchases and save your
money. nOv22m-eoJ
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