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TRUSrEE'S SALE.

ny virtue OF the authority conferred
upon me hv Il certain trust deed dated
August II. lsNh. which Is duly recorded in
the chaulc mortgages ui Mcl.ennan
county, Texas, ON pnge 2lS, OF book NJ,
which said mortgage was made, executed
and delivered by Field IL company to NJ.
II. McIircn to secure :. j. Wight in the
ayrucnt ol a note for $40. made bY said
Field ~ Co., PAYABLE To- the order Of said
Wright ON the lOih dLy OF June, lSSi, and
" hcfcns The legal holder at said note
having notified mc that default has been
made in the payment thereof, and Ill
,trurtcd me To proceed to execute the
trust conferred upon me by said trust
deed |. VI. r.. Mclaren, trustee, will on
"Wednesday, the lth day ot December,
lNS}. within LEGAL hours OF sale proceed To
sell to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton Tor cash srycnty-eight (1S) head oil
ewes and six rams. Al, pure thorough
bred mcrinos. sale will BE- made Mt the
court house door in Waco, Texas, and
said sleep may be- Inspected on tire rancho
OF Field a company, about II miles east
OF Waco, will make such title 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as am au-
thOrilcd to make by the terms OF said
trust deed. Further particulars may be
obtained by addr sSing lhe undersigned
ut Waco, Texas.
Sheep purchased at this sale will be de-
iiycred 10 the purchaser at the lanche OF
Field n company. NJ. T.. McLAREN,
II 3-2lts Trustee
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Mr.. " -. Jackson les doing some Of
tue finest work IN photography ever
done iu his state. Pictures are taken
almost n,nuuncuusly uni with absolute
perfection hy ur DIV plate process. and
every one (. ,uarmei with the new work
u,iug turu,d ont a magnificent and
costly new Instrument gives uncquniled
acll,ti,> tor htg"-,izrd work and group
ing.. Il you want a beautiful picture call
q; 2il Or %! Austin street amt You will
,,pt 4 S-l2
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Danslgcrs Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powder are u sure and safe cure for all
malnrial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty years prin-
cipnly in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials. which can
be- had ON application. Price 81 per box
Can be- sent by mail For sale 10y Castles
Morrison " Co, Waco, agents, tor cen
tral 'lrXas.-OlOidly
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The Gatesyillc Advance is a newsy
plucky PAPER. 1t is strong, clear and
able, II hns mission TO perform III
the state, aud it lays oil his coat with
JUNCTION and takes hold Of the work,
Its voice is for law and order and IT
will never compromise with crime
or lawlessnes- In any shape. success
tn the Advance
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NeM DInin. EtnIl.

The best plao' in the city to get q
meal il at the Commercial dining hall
south Third street, next to Tucker y
Willis. Restaurant for ladies' and gents
patroni2ed 10y merchants. Fresh oyE
tiers served iu every style. Strictly first
clnss. Meals served at all hours. Meals
only 30 cents.
MAX KrEKow, Proprietor.
1850 dEc I'm
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Great Slaughter of Jerseys at b. Ha-
beers this week. The fashionable Jer-
sry which now Is all the rage, will be
sofa in all colors aud black for S2n0.J
They would be cheap at double tn"
money on account u their superior
quality. Ladies should not fail t. look
ut them The finest assortment III the
city, at b. Haber's,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

The man who plants tree ON the
prsiries of Texas is a public beneinc-
tor. Trees make shade, shade makes
moisture, moisture makes clouds, and
clouds give us rain. Almost any one
ouoht to be able to follow this
rpugouiuu
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In estimating the worth of the car
licr Geographic reports OF the cleo
ton it would be well to remember
that the associated press Is extremely
partizan, and if it is Mt all possible to
give republican blush to anything
It il sure to do It, 1t records a demo-
cratic advance only with extreme re-
lmrlnmnn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

The Dallas Times dccrics the
modesty of the EXAMINER ON the
score oi booms. It says we have had
a number of them, and instances a
good many. We are deeply indebted
to the Times for saying just what we
wanted somebody to say, some "on'-
side barbarian" ~ the Herald would
say. But we do not intend to grow
proud over our booms.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

The Georgetown Record Is now
ouicsccnt. II is licking its chops
over Dave Culberson and Randall
What wonderful manufacturing
monopoly the Record has grown TO
be these latter days.
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Castles, Morrison 4 Co., have just re-
ceiy,d lN olive wood bark, hair
brushes the finest IN the land, at prices
that will surprise the natives. Come
nul gr. them.
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Goods Just arrived Hair brushes,
bulk mndkcrchiois, extract finest M
the laudJ hair oils, toilet soaps, dressing
case sets, etc, etc. Come aud see them.
CASTLES, MuHEIsuN * Co
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beg to inform my friends ana pa
irons that ! am prptrcd to make
.ire.scj and wraps in the latest styles.
Receive permanently 'h' latest fashion
Journals from Berlin and Paris Putrgn.
age solicited and satisfaction guar
auteed Yours Respectfully,
HFLrS kERKow,
-lO2n2w. South Fifth street.
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sale OF Posts

For sale, 5000 cellar posts II not
disposed Ut by November Dist they will
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder. JuHS +. ELoIS,
1921 pot
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Five thousand dollars Of Waco Build.
ding Association Stock will be sold by
order Of the directory, Apply TO
JAMES |. MOORE,
l0.l2-tt Secretary
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Botanic SarsaparilIa viii eradicate from
the system, syphyls. sorofulH and all
blood impurities Pint bottles To-. sold by
II. Behfens, - Austin 81. Every
bottle guarantecd-i.l7-eod.d-wew-ly.
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Miss Gerald j. entitled 10 q rou-er
when She again treads the boards al
her old home.
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The Old Reliable.

Buy your medicines and have your
INSCRIPTIONS filled at the old reliable
irug store, ON the corner. Purc-t aud
beet drugs and lowest price,, Rt aslles,
Morrison Il Co.
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Who writes your prescriptions, tke
them to Castle, Morrison n Co.'S drug
store, where they will be carefully aud
correctly filed.
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Ladies that have alterations in dresses
to make Will get bargains IN silk, and
satins at Levine Bros.
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LOCAI. uAISsAIsIS.
" hoIcsuIc Prices for Lending
staples Nc-terday.

49,. H.tsarhaH. 100 tH. rrIs. Of ull,s.e.
t .... .....- .f ....t,r.
'
la. 10 "bNnn.s 'ih'f m'ih''7 are u'-
...r..I
wool
,.e..,,...,...,..
Long .'upi.' i.sht W'l ."iH =" 'h' ','.' ,-',''
srt-- BIS n. hiH- -i'"" '-t'..' 1"' VIA"
1ulr.u4'.
''''''
,.l't,Ii.5 % .... 80 ls., mlIIIugaH low
uIiuuf 't.
,0rsruY rronr't.
1,,rl.g. nor aux g. yJaII.vJ chickens.
,..., .'', 4. -ads ~ Esg., &c. Butter.
uiInr, Ialat,c Irish rot4ioo-,
'..r BIO rrr hu.hrI sweet pptatYr. goa
No.. iI.i.. .r,r1. BE-. Dr.. unt selected. 1850.
&c.. -4ltaI. lIr cotton seed ~ .UU at mills
s,.-,,, ,.n...,.,
NM
Potatoes. per barre, - ., u4r b.-he'
10 10. onion. per barrel, y -'d' ~ t'''
l.uIr-, - a'.,tt ru' o. Nuu'ts -" -
,nuHNse. gee gate. ~ u Ih'''e I5N
l5Ir. Na'' 'rsn,. ny. hrnot = NHiT'!'.
-n DID,, srAHi, Afrri', 81 d" yhlt', e. ',
r'Is. to 100 Batter, -ia+Hei cr-Ah't' ""''
ter. ...sH.
HN"h" NN' - t.
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Democracy loose. nothing in But
lcl's delelt.
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The Forj Worth Gazette is bec"m-
ing "onrc.ular" in the mails. Where
fore,
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And have we lost Malone? If so,
all the gods be praised.
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No cure, To pay. Prepared and for
..lpbv CARRIER Il WILLIAMSON
O--u3-tt II Austin Ave. ne.
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Give our own Florence a rou'er.
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Butleris badly Shook up.'
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500 pieces dress graods will be
Slaughtered this week at Levine Bros.
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The finest cologne. Try It at
DAErEH Il WILL ,MsoN'-,
81 Austin Ayeunr.
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DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, NOVEMBER :, 1Ns3'

Billy Malone. och houe!
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Piano cover, at Sanger Bros. from
Sl2 81 down 20 - 80.
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fiymwooL. November e. spot cotton closed
easter. unchanged. sales, lu,Oun bales; Amer
lean, s .ui imports, a,,tOt; American l'''".
me following are the mutations ,
Midi Upland ... ..-.,-..... .-..-.... D. 10 10
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DRESS MAKING,
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

NOR Rent y store room on Fourth street,
L h"twrpu Austin and fra1Elin street,, OPP
posiir Paclhc hotel. Apply To l., W BaEhy,
office up stairs In sturgis block, corner Austin
street aud public square. -lO.G-tc
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INV ORLEAS-, November sight Nchang
on New York : tOft--- per rluu premium
sterling exchange bankers bAl as.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAIE-An acre OF land. corner south
i third and button streets; has on 1t a brick
house halt completed and one cottage and good
wei Of water, will he sold at a bargain. An
MS to j. Il, DOWAS. lis I'm
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Il OR SALE lone set Of good timers tool,
Il and machinery, at q bargain also small
hardware business in good town, Apply to w.
h. McNcil, over Rlviere's drug store Franklin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

NOR SALE.-SiNty H,rrs OF choice land, in
/ 10 acre lIts, 3 miles north ot Waco, on the
II. a L {. railroad, part Of the j. Walker
n-i-iw WI CORLEN.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

alarmed and business stAgnant the
town now demands order restored, and,
az Mayor of the town OF Hazelhurst,
with the assistance Of the Sheriff OF 20
piah County, and the chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee, we
promise all protection under the law.
And | further request all peace officers
TO see that law and order Is restored
and call on citizens in tho town to as
sist in doing so. A competent police
force will be provided for, for any occa'
sion, to protect life, liberty and proper
ty. T.. G. WILLIAMSON, Mayor.
This model Mayor has no word to Of
fer against the murder Of Matthews,
but ~ the murderer was peace officer
be was doubly inve ested wi h the mis-
sion of keeping peace, that Is If any Of
the Matthews family made any demon
stration or effort to have justice done, &c
shoot them down too. We are not sur.
prised that the Mayor should not feel
justified in Going any thing that
would not meet the appreciation OF
the Dem cratic Executive Committee. II
made no difference about the Republi
can Executive Committee. The chair
man of it had already been shot down
at the polls simply for daring to vote,
and of course 1t would be perfectly
right and proper for all the other mem
bers Of the committee to be served in
the same manner.
Still the Republican party is charged
with raising the bloody shirt" issue
Let unbiased citizens read the account
of the murder of Matthews and lL'
them judge whether itshould he raised
With all seriousness, we would ask
when will these political murders cease.
Every we'll Informed person knows that
Mississippi would give at least twenty
five thousand Republican majority in
fair, peaceable election and an honest
count Of the votes. At the last fail
election held in 1873 She gave p ,403 Re
publican majority. Only these murders
and intimidations make her solid fol
the Democrats, and it is only by these
that there is any possible chance fol
the election of . Democratic President
Can the nation stand such a strain
Should man go into the Presidents
office whose election has been attained
by murder Th 81 are serious questions
and are left for the people to answer.
There is full and sufficient cause for
raising the "bloody shirt" issue.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
GRATEFUL~UOMFORElNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
mn = = II nASr
BREAKFAST.

"By q thorough knowledge or the natural
laws which govern tho operations 0 digestion
and nutrition, and by 3 careful application
of the fine properties Of wellselec'ed Cocoa,
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
with a delicatsly favored beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors bills. IL is
by the ludci us use o. such articles Of diet
that a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong enough to resist every ten.
dency to disease. Hundreds OF subtle mala-
dies are floating around us ready to attack
wherever there is q weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure bloou and
properly nourshed frame."-Civil Service
t8zette.
Made 81 ply with boiling water or m ilk.-
Sold in tins ony, "a b.. and n. by Rr0cers,
labelled thus:
JAM rs EpPS l. 90, HOMOEOP iTHIC
CHEMISTS, Lon DON, ENGLAND.
novl9 mon-tue-satly
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

Yesterday morning George Brinton
was severely injured by premature
bla at quarry on the Wilmington &
Nor thern Railroad He was immedia =
brought to this city and taken to bis
residence at Harrison and Beech streets,
where he recitv d medical attendance
His face is severely burned, and HI =
eyes are so badly injured that it is. fear
ed he will lose his sight
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

HENRY WARD BEECHEH has been
going down the hill in public opinion
ever since his unfortunate connection
as principal in the Tilton scandal.
He has at last got to affiliating with the
free trade Democrats of New York and
was present at one of their meetings one
evening this week.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
CHEAP GOODS.

IL was to say to you that you could buy a
large Loaf of bread for "a cents you would
scarcely believe 1t, but 1t is true that "a
cent? Is all u loaf Of bread costs you If you
buy the lady's fancy flour from T. NJ Wier,
1913 tast 9th street. If we kept open all
nlsh | believe there would bs some one In
for this -four 30 great Is the demand fr IT,
1t so white. 1t IL 30 fl ikey, 1t mak's double
tn bread. Give it a trial Only s7.75 a bar
rel. Why will you buy this vie stufi called
butter when you can tpure butter Of the
finest quality at SO. II D. ; 8 bs of peach but
ter fr Csc. ! n! OF prunes, 25c., and this fine
baki' x m0lassess for 10 and llc. n at. deli
cious crown syrup for l5c. a qt Have you
tried this Bradford county buckwheat. 1t
makes cakes that are delicious Dne gentle
man told me he ate II cakes last sunday
then the co X say out, not him. The house
keepers friend IL only cents and save trUu.
bic. Those su.ar cured shoulders at 1Oc are
great bargain; pur, lard at l2c. Ems pared
peaches 25 cents at lO3 East sixth street.
n3. - L NJ. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

Now IT is the liquor dealers Of Green
vile, South Carolina, who are in trou
BILE. A Judge has fined one of them
$500 or to 60 to prison six months for
selling liquor behind screen, screens
being unlawful in that State. Every
body in the liquor trade are now scram
bling out from behind the screens.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
CAVf10rA' Address.

Five dollars will be paid to the wrs-
ter of the most acceptable New Years
address for the carriers of the KEPUB-
LIcAN mot to exceed60lines in poetry or
blan k verse to he sent to this office by
DeceIn Der 5.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

Mr.. L. n. NALLANDIGHAM, editor
Of the Every Evening, since he has been
in charge of that paper has won snch
respect from the press and public in
general that there will be general re-
gret at the announcement of his resi- 4.
nation of the position be has so ably and
favorably filled. We heartily wish Mr.
Nallandigham n successful future.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

A WORD with you, Chester A. Ar
thur, President of the United States.
Pardon Sergeant Mason and let him 20
home to Betsy and the baby
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
OPENED! OPENED!!|

Fall Campaign Opened at
-RUSSELL'S BEE HIVE
New goods receiving every day
from the New York markets. The
entire stock bought for cash, and
we n can that the Bee Hive shall
be the place for good, reliable
goods,at low cash prices. Our Mr.
Russell is spending almost hs|
entire time in the New York mar.
kets, which places us in a aposition|
to get the bargains of the market
Extra value in Black Silks, good
reliable makes, warranted not TO
cut. Some extra bargains in Lu.|
pins Black Cashmere, in all
grades. Don't fail to see them;
never before so low. Several
cases of Dress Cloths, all-wool,
double-width, from SOC. up to the
finest French goods. Our Fall
and Winter Underwear and Hosi.
iery now in. Stop and see our
stock; goods freely shown. Trade
dollars taken at 100 cts. RUS
Sells Bee Hive. 800 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
lOliN WANAMAK Err.

Ladies visiting the Hair
Goods Department to day,
on the second floor of the
Chestnut street front, will
find Mrs. Z. Thompson in
personal attendance upon
their wants, with the best
specimens Of her art.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
.1ELLNe II VERY SHORT.

I'm toll IL, sir, in few words III can, but
the story would MI II book II Justice was done
to itr
"Surely, Michsel, but put It short this
time SOS can squeeze 1t into a page Of letter
paper"
Here you are, sir, then, and there are
Thousands OF people here In BinghantOn, N.
Y, who will testify TO the truth ofwhat l. say.
Ny nsmo 10 Michael 2uilfoyle an seven.
~ -four years old For about nine years was
almost shut out OF the world by rheumatism.
had peddled small wares In this city for
years, and had to stop altogether. At the
best OF times l could only hObbls miserably
about with my cane. Twas bent nearly double
with pain and weakness, and my hands were
useles to labor with. ! was but the poor
wreck Of a once strong man. None OF the
medicines usually given or rheumatism did
me the least good, sir. My old friends and
customers forgot me, as though were under
ground,
With the end Of my nose, and the tips of
Turned up to the roots OF the daisies
My days and nights were doleful and pain
iul. had II hope except In death. That
is Gods truth, and Mr. MOsher, here
knowsit.
IL can't tell you how, but PARKER 3 TOXIC
cured Inc. That was three years ago. I'm
lively rs q cricket now, sir, and 20 my rounds
every day, rain or shine. YOU may tell this
to all the world and refer The doubtersto me-
This preparation, which has been known
as PARKER's GINGER TONIC, VIII hereafter
be- called simply PARKER's Tonic. This
change IL made for two reasons first, be-
cause ginger IL an unimportant flavor
ing ingredient, and secondly, because un-
principled dealers deceive their customsrs
by substituting inferior preparations under
the name Of ginger.
There is no 'hange, however. in theprepara-
tion itself. and all bottles remaining In the
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name Of
PARKERs GINGER TONIC, contain the genuine
medicine il the facsimile signature Of
hIscox h Co. is at the bottom Of the outside
wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
DhiLADEI.PAlA,W WILMINGTON AM
i BALTIMORE RAlLKOhl,
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1853.

DhiLADELPHlA WILMINGTON AM
i BALTIMORE RAlLKOhl.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1853.
Trains leave Wilmington ~ follows
For Philadelphia and intermedlsu s.s.
tons, go, 100, 1880 .. N. 2So. 400. ~, s.bt
p. N.
Philadelphia te1prsss) 4 445, $50, 1bu. .a.b,
9, y.39, s.t7, 1907, l1.6S .. m. MA, l.5l, 81
o.l0, 6.37, 5.45 p. n.
New York, ,aoo, ~ .so, 40, 7.co 1907 llRa
n. G2.3S, LA, l8O, b.l7. e.87, 6.4s y. ".
halt more ana intermediate stations J.
10 20 a. n 600 p. N.
Baltim re and Hay Line, 100 p. IA.
baltimore and Washing ton, LA 40 ..Of,
10 % a. M; "A 70, sl1l, 6.o3, 100. n.l8p. n
baltimore on'y, LOO !. m. 1877 and y. m
Trains ior delaware Division leave fer;
New Castle, 600, s.oss. H.; Liz, s.on, 400
and o26 p. m.
Harrington, Delnar, and way stations, y.os
q. m, and LIS p. m.
Wyoming and way stations, e.2b p. m.
Express Tor Harrington. 400 p. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and inform sdisto station
NO a. IN lZO0 m., $50, 7.sO, V.66 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.00 s.46 ;
u. : 6.l7, 6.37, 90 p. M.
baltimore aud Washington, La AA3 s.u
0 % q. 10. 1l.t9 p. u. Baltimore, 1.CS .. n.
ror further informs AttOn, passenger ere t.
crrod " the timetables pCstsd 1t the etA
Ions
ira.ns marked (') xss limited express. .utSb
nich extra fare ID charged.
JhARLES Il. PUuA, J. X. WOOD
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

French Sateens from 81 TO Sl5 so.
French Sateens from Sl5 10 S12 so.
French Sateens from $l3 tU$ll.5O.
Turkey Red from $3.50 to Sll.75.
Turkey Red from Sll.5O to Sl00
Turkey Red from $1,000 to $S.75.
These Turkey Reds are the best goods
for the money ever sold in Philadel.
phia.
Double Bed Blankets, Extra Large,
" IA A." actually so inch"s,a SIG Blank
ct, Sll.5O.
oil t." actually - inches, the s.
blanket S4.25.
A complete range, from Sl.5O to s2j.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Don't Pass By.

But stop at Stansbury Murray, Jr's. !,
No. l04 East Front street, for a clean
shave and one of those five scent
Wales cigars.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

We strive first and last to
give our customers the very
best goods at the very low.
est prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
Injured by a Blast.

ADVERTISE IN the REPUBLICAN II
you want to get your money lack.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
| |

Our reputation has pene-
tratedevery nook and corner
for miles around as the head
quarters for bargains.
We resist all competition
by keeping expenses low, so
as to sell fine goods at the
lowest possible cost. This is
the great secret Of our Sue
cess.
We misrepresent no goods
and guarantee perfect salts
faction in every case. This
is why the people trust US.
V.
We strive to keep ahead
and deserve our success by
winning it.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

All Medicines Prepared With Skin
aud accuracy at Cantwell's drug store,
Eighth and Spruce streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24
A FEW REASONS

Why the Boston One Price
Clothing House is far ahead
of all competition.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-24

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John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
FRIDAY:
Now is the time to choose
between light covering and
light sleeping or heavy COW
ering and heavy sleeping.
We have about every sort OF
bed wraps one can desire.
You can choose Blankets OF
the widest range anywhere
to be found, in sizes, weights
and prices. These we bought
late, after others had paid
much higher prices. You
can know, circ,lmstantially,
the advantages of each one.
You can see an excellent
~ 10. Blanket and note its
warmth, and you will be
shown a Down Quilt, weigh
ing 2t TBS. that gives as
much warmth as pairs OF
Blankets weighing "a lbs
Thus you can make your
own comparisons Of weight,
qualities and price, and de-
eide intelligently, though no
Judge Of the goods. Our
guarantee compels entire
candor on the part Of our
salespeople.
Our rule is to reduce
prices whenever new pur-
chases or the state Of the
market permits. Hence
these changes inDown Com
fortables. Buyers will find
them comfortably down.