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Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
FIFTH EDITION


W. ~ n. II. n a.
NJ A a a,d important meeting Of ~, -.
ppineton and BrAndyv,nso' The WI
Hallway Company xas ns 81 fasssam
once OF George r. Towns.ns ld At
market street, last night '1 M, No,
vas entirely OF q oon .s.. me meetI,1
c cU,s, .oiating to the best ms,h usl cls
cnrinG subscriptions 70 I ,hN oik
stock, OF which not le,s rus sas capis
wiH Dc needed. An eram; Hu sSN
tne subscription b ,oks sha,nailOn
some OF the more entbus,a.o,sed Id
Of the road had doubled ,hs,Nc irsa;
lions. cat . large number Of ns saosctp
wnom the new road could M, tVst a@',
a. oenehi. had yet held aloOt ' t ia,. %
Those present ct the nsa,,,
determined 10 make a orso,.s .eert
oenaii OF the enterprl,e, and t eaoil
out !his purpose the comm ~ at
twenty, appointed 1T q sreVIor .''e
Ing 70 solicit subscription v ~,s As
70 renewed diligence were alM
The following reasona war. -,
manuscript in behalf Of bui iSIu lis
1.-THE adaptsbili,y Of tn. ,on,.
posed 10 self evident, with M NV, N
any consequence to contend . slsaa
with dense population a,1u l, Y
greater part ofthe line. J. Dug
OF the Peoples Line OF pbii,d silell
Aiter viewing It, said: There i. NY aA
son 10, the road net paying en-
from the start And again MY
nell, superintendent Of the Cb,.,a,, -
senger Railway, and a prsc,icsI =
VINO has watched our ralIrsn I ny
here, says OF this route: II c.,, l'd
WY itshould not pay as well
II managed properly, which l,n :, " \,
start has paid 8 per cent. on tss ".,is'
stock. They are nov buildino V ~
tension OF about two miles n NJ
road. ''' " W
There Is no doubt that tbs ,o,,..
cost per mile lees than one third ,hs.
qaired to build the WiImiprlou y.
Passenger Railway line. wbt5 I.
in 1864 when iron and "a.
material were very high. II ia n, ~
90 10 make the fare s cent?. vbiS
nave no doubt will meet The annmr
OF all concerned, and will great, i
crease the am ount OF travel. II ia
General desire that most of the s,orl.
taken by Wilmingtonians, tha. AN
may control the working OF the M.
md We would press oil having An 4
'erest TO do their best 10 the vsy Oir,
w"
As the company will have to u.
nenoe operations before tho lO,b Of b.
'ember In order TO preserve the cbs,xl
N application will be- made TO The Nr
)ouncil at Its next meeting for perus
ion 70 coumen 90 laying tracks.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

I'VE want Every One to Know
We are Located at
l4I6 M A r KET ST
For two weeks we have
been trying to have every
body know that we have re
moved to 4l6 Market street
Our stock, however, is en-
ltirely new. We have moth
ling but fresh goods, cut anc
made in the latest styles.
Our Children's stock is lar.
! ger than can be found else
where. A great variety in
Norfolk Suits for children.
Prices are very low.
Our stock for boys is not
easily scribed. We have
them in Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres,so we can please
the many different opinions
| of purchasers who want their
boy to look his best.
Remember, we are located
at 416 Market street.
We have Mems Suits va
rying in prices from $40 to
$32.5o. The patterns OF
goods and styles even great
Ter.
We make to order If you
do not want readymade, and
guarantee a perfect fit.
In our Youths Department
we claim the most Nobby
Styles Of the season. Can
please the most fastidious.
We are located at 4I6
Market street.
Out stock Of Overcoats
must be seen to be apprecia.
ted. Prices from $50 down
We have the greatest va.
riety of Trousering to ordel
at $1,000 in the city. AL
new styles.
We want every one to see
this stock of goods.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
EDITION


The folio wing program Was rendered
ct the weekly meeting Of the Y. p. A
OF 6t. Paul's NJ. k. church last even.
Ing: Selection. orchestra; reading, Mia
Emily Finn; violin colo. Mr.. Gerry
vocal Duet, Miss Shepard and Mr.. MO
Adam; reading, Mrs. Morley; olario
n.tte solo, Mr.. HANDLE; vocal solo,
Mis- Shepard; piano solo. Miss Anna
retta Davis; recitation, Mr.. Had ley;
selection, orchestra; vocal solo, MIRA,
McAdAm; recitation, Mias lulu Otto
huts solo, Mr.. Victor Pyle; reading,
THE Irish Philosopher" BY special
request, Mrs. K. N. Morley; gleaninRD,
Miss Hortense Keables. A very large
and appreciAtive audience was present.
That all were delightfully."- entertained
could not bo doubted, ~ everything
was first-elsss Tho entertain ments are
given every Thursday evening at
o'clock. All are welcome. Free ad.
mission.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
THE HISTORY OF YESTERDAY

Isn't the history of to-day but the theory that coming events
their shadows before safely take yesterdays trade
indication ofodays Yesterdays history began and ended with
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
To be Leased

A vacant lot, about 80 by 100 feet, lying
at the South end. of the Third street bridge
has been for long time lying vacant
and used for a dumping place for all
kinds OF rubbish. The B. &. p. Railroad
Company wants the lot for use In the
transaction Of Its heavy business, and has
asked the Levy Court to lease them the
lot. they promising to put 1t In good con-
dition and to pave 1t. The Levy Court II
is said will grant the request Of the Com
pany.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Fxeu,s,on 10 BaItimora

Tho special rain which tMau
ran ged by the B. ard u 10 csrli M hi
sionists IRON here 10 Baltimore '. N, nj
d.y next will leave the old dep%vga
Delaware Weetern Railroad - d
AID Water stIesls) al 7 0, U" M
sill be run into Camden s'atiOI ~ 4
10 about half . mile distant i.I
Cathedral. Tickets are iol 80
almost every stove on Marker W. sn' N
may be procured on the molnl ~ n
excursion at the depot or on .n s NJ
The price is very moderate; o Nj II,
The return coupors ara 5000 p W ANIL
day night on any train OF INC ~ N
Railroad Arrangements ns s,ssn
m AIDE to carry about 100 pssssD ,Ss 4
the express tram which ieA' n,ssi
cepot Of the b. and .: On VA ID
avenue nj 7 AZ a. m, tcnec u hss ID
A committee Of gentlemen ~ t,,a
appointed t. look after the cU va nd
excurs,onists M this irsln s.u ..,u 4
to the le of tickets. lD' sn d.
leave Baltimore to return ~ ~
Sunday Afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
At tile City Court.

John Kelly was fued 81 and costs 1t
the city court this morning for DRUM :
ennees, and Theodore Gray and Gran
Vile Tilghman were each fined 81 and
costs for being drunk and disord erly.
The CAGES Of Patrick ReddinRton,
Michael DouRherty, Michael Hallahan
aud James Tyner, charged with dis.
orderly conduct and interfering With
this officers, which were continued from
yesterday morning, we're taken up for
trial. The last three named plead
guilty, and were fined SIC and costs
each. Rsddington plead not guilty,
and tried TO establish his Innocence BY
several Witnesses, who only succeeded
In palliating the offence, and no WAS
6ned IS and costa.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Almost Completed .

The work at the City Mill pumpinj
station is being finished as rapidly q.
possible. and the boiler house will b.
completed In few days. The GRANT,
rocks underneath the race are b. I'M
blasted to make room for the new
main, which will lead to the reese rvoir
1t Is expected that everything will b
In readiness 10 start the new engines Il
the early part of next month.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Launched 1t MILFORD.

The steamer William McCabe was
launched yesterday from the yard OF
James Abbott In Milford. She IL about
500 tons burden, and will run from
ohm oteague and Indian river 70 Phila.
deiphia. Messrs. Abbott & Co. ALT
launched small schooner for George
Reynolds of Milford. w. T, Revell OF
Milford is building large schooner,
and he has contracted 70 build q tug
boat for q Philadelpbian for the Della.
ware bay service. The ship builders OF
Milford are busy, and will be all wiz
ter
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

A business gentleman from Philadel
phia, visiting Wilmington today ant
speaking of the next Presidency, say
Blaine Will be the next Republican
candidate for President, aid that h,
will carry Pennsylvania by 1l5. COZ
majority; aud also that Thomas V
Cooper will DO the next chairman of Ii,
National Republican Commit ee.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
A Great show Tonight.

Many new and attractive features
presented tonight nj the ever popular
Allan tho Gardens, 224 King street. Go
see the wonderful school of educated
dogs, and the Milesian artists Galloway
and Maloney in their laughahle songs
and dances. Everybody Welcome A
grand double bill this and TO- morrow
evenings. Adm ission free.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

The Wilmington Bible Society celc
brated Its regular anniversary nleetin Z
last night 10 the chapel OF Grace NJ L..
Church, the chapel being mod, rately
filled Report were read showing tfat
the society was prosperous and In good
working cor dition, aud number of ill.,
teresting addresses were made by mem
beers.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

Not to be outdone by any other show
In the country, the manager of the At
lADtic Gardens, 224 King street, has
secured Prof. Mays troupe of educated
dogs, who will appear nightly In theil
unrivalled feats. All new stars intro
duoed. Admission free. A fine lunch
served Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Helpers Quit work.

On Wednesday night the helpers EN-
|ployed on tie pudding furnaces 1t thu
Mccullough Iron Works quit work ant
left the mill, causing the puddleIs t,
double mp and 6sish the work on hant
with half the furnaces. The difficulties
were satisfactorily adjusted yesterday
and the men returned to work az usua
last night.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

The bazaar in the old court house at
New Ctssle, last ever ing. was well at :
tended, bu hopes are entertained by
the ladies having /. in charge that the
attendance This ard TO morrow even.
inRs will ne ereaser and the receipts
still larger
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
LOan of n MARI.

A very fine mare belonging to Judge
Cummins died about 10 O'Clock this
morning ut Hsgan's stables. DIR. Row.
land will make strict examinatio to
And the exact cause Of death, which
Was not known at the time of her death
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

Will l. LJkens, the advance agent
OF Maggie hi'chesl, who will appesr q,
the Academy OF Music on Thursday
niRht.in the pearl OF Savoy" is in the
city arranging for Ter appearance, and
ca ed at tho REPUBLICAN office yester.
day.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Sale OF Cows.

A. 81. Tyson will have sale of cows
at Linwood, Pa, tomorrow. The H. IS
o IN. train from this city will arrive In
time for dinner. Persons who wish TO
purchase cows should do 30 at once, as
butter aud milk are In demand.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
the weather.

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudy to fair. and stationary tcmpera.
ture, preceded by rain. Similar condi
tions will probably prevail ON Sund ay
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

We have heard meny of cur old
friends say that Salvation Oh cur.C
thua OF rheumBqb II. Ttua,l SWao nv.
not led It should doso. Dugdrse s,st,
- for twenty Eve csICs ab TIT a.
the time.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
A Coming Wedding,

Next Wednesday William l.. Phillips
and Miss Hattie Oald we'll will be mar.
ried at their future residence Oh Frank
lin street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
GLAND AUCTION SALE

The entire stock of D. =
Smytb, 81 Market street,
c nsls ing Of Diamonds,
Watch S, Clocks and Jew
ely Solid Silver and Plated
" are, etc, to commence on
Sat 1roay evening, Nov. 18th,
and Continue afte rnoon and
evening until all is dispos, d
of. Fixtures ior sale and
store t0r rent. n,s.,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

Tomas W Bowers, superintendent,
OF tne Pullman Car Works, has re.isued
his position and Mr.. Frey, an employe
OF ne company who came with ii, lar
been appointed in bis o ace.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Horses Sold,

Manuel Richenb rger has disposed
Of his pair Of bays, which had . record
of three minutes, for q good round sum,
to . gentleman OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
A New Lamp stove.

has 4 inch wick. Will boil water in
- vry few minutes ard give li,ht at
the sane tine Price, $1.GO. Lawton's
Chins Bazaar.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Pure spices, Pure Spices.

III you went pn'e spices for you,
mlnc'-mea' como TO Crippen's, Eas
Second e;rstt.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

English sun steve. China cups and
saucers, hrst quality ware, for IL OF
each, 81 cts. Other pieces 70 match.
LAwton's China Bax anr.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

FOL ELL --On Nov 5ub4r at the rest
dehcs u hts parent Brooklyn, N, Y. o
diph hsrtl 8e rye dwell. lr son n
~. eofgd ". AMI May Folweli, aged
Flyers aEd dsyF.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

A. full line of ladies' and children @
underwear and hosiery. Our so cent
vest can't be beat, at 212 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
English and American
STONE CHINA

Handled cups and saucers
(perfect), Soc per dozen, (I2
cups and IL saucers)
Another lot of Maddox
& Co.'S porcelain plates at
following prices (perfect
ware).
Pie size, per doz. IS
Tea " 4" rs
Dinner " " $I.oo
No Breakfast size in this
lot.
We have tons of Stone
China, table and toilet ware
TO SELL at about the cost to
make.
Compare quality and
prices, then judge.
Will arrive to-day, 80
stone china tea sets, a.
pieces (periect) $2.oo per
set.
English decorated tea sets.
Al pieces, square shape and
new designs, $500 per set.
For the largest light yet
produced (66 candle power),
see the U. S. Lamp burning
in our window at night.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

There isLo better. 1S cts. per gallon
see II purnirg in cur show rooms
Lagt0n's china Bazaar.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
u Rnted For ntnnar
something SengonabIe.

A good Piece of beef, mu ON or yea
at Lovell's stall, IL Bud street market,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
S'JAcoRs OIL
FOR NEURALGIA
NARvELS OF RELIEF.
suffered Fsarfuily and CURED.

Mr.. Jerry p. Thomas, President OF the
oouId Cine, Central Park Hotel, 10Th
street and tn avepus, REV York. rrites.
List summer suffered fearfuIly win
neuralgis and could not get any rest.
right or day. 1 tfiod 1T. jacobs oil and
obtained the first nights rest in weeks
and was cured"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

Be sure and call for DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, II you are troubled with . bad
cough or cold.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
A Chance

for D good Gvercoat for either man or
boy a SOM, SIKH and Mar
Eet. They have plies and pil 8
OF leI .oine nj The very fin ST
hin aud res. of al they are very
Chez.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

Just received, full line of zephyr
goods. Infanls' CABS from rs cents to
$3.50. J. E. Sooy, 2l2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
state OF the Temperature

at the REPUBLICAN, office In the sh ade
O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'coci
46O AGO AZ
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
cred Several Years ana CURED.

MRS. Mary X. Sheed, ITO Maryland
Ave-. Washington. ID. q. states, that fol
seysrai years she had suffered terribly
Win iaciai neufslKia and could md no
relief In recent attack, the pain wal
Intense. She resolved 70 try ut. Jacobs
IN. hubDing the parts an cot cd three
times only, ALI pain vanished, and ha,
not returned.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
M AHkSlE;D

U"SW RTH-GRUSSLEY -On the III
~ ny hev. II II. Latrobe, II rry Uns
"tt1 d zlbsth ~. Crosby, both O
Christl8n Hundred,
> LWARr-sslMO NJ n October Is. h,
,it " J y Br an, at the Ebury M. +:
PArs aye Mr. Iluitt Il Stevnrt ~ VII
mltgto, % htss Jennie l. simon Of Bran
DIVINE Hum ol.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Suffered 10 Years and Cured.

Pcttetown, Pa.
have been sufferer from neura'rla
TOT ten years; tried all Kinds OF rem edi e :
without RELIEF, and had given up All hone.
tried . bottle Of st jacobs OH. and II
has enected such wonderful reiiet, i re-
commend IL TO all. OhAS, LAW in.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Suffered 8 Years aad Cured.

Bonneville, Mo.
fully from neuralgia and nervous pain in
my head. Itshected my face and ewes.
30 that At times l Was unabie TO attend
20 any WORK. procured bottle Of ST.
Jaooos Oil 1t once, and after the first d
plicetton 70 the affected parts. l felt ia
slant relief 1 consider 81. J,eobs piI
the best remedy Tor instantaneous relief
OF Lervous and neuralgia pains, and Will
hereafter never DO with CUT II.
II. NJ. CLARK
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
An Engine PiunGes Through a .,tu

An Engine Pi0hEos patn1
A. engine No. SS4 OF .lls s n !
and Ohio Raj Dad was nn 'sestsra|
ne W bridge at Gray's Ferry s, am, I'D
and s4s p the engine sia Immediately s'.E % I'D
unmapsS, able. Tne eng iDg 81 Sad |
ing ahead, was horiin,a : He u.ds
draw of the bridge open, .ontrol Of
sssPoe"'F r tiI 70 10 IT.. b P s
his fireman TO jump: sud 'n.d from |
actions to his cry be le or 4 tbs ID
eng inc Just as 1t approA .u "a i and di
The er CINE rushed on "sr 'b A pIui
peared into rhe river VIZ jsnsiI
The bridge was cons'ieI" 'a almost D
The locomotive, which WAS
will be rsi1 ed st Dice
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
accidents on the Is. q :,

Thomas j Counel J.. "n,y' ~
washington avenue aud J., IT y love d
street, Philadelphia ~ LIT o md, ~
Baltimore and Ohio NJ na's trscp
seat ON one OF rhe com PIN Pint Il
Fifty eighth street les. a n't ia VAS %
not long aiterasIde sheI ,l az killed.
By r an t 9.l. q isiSS i 1s,l ss,s
Philadelphia Itens'4n "'red tho v
and Oaio rAiirt al )un nnt four 4
near Ohild's ga ion, ap sO'"o,pips. \
, aooi dent was oaulsa BY cSSpsdss,
,zissed. ana Trans siD were delayed w.
time.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

NOTlCE-THh DOM MtTPHE ON THE
~ Armory Fund Exhibition will be At
Tooo 10 Masonic lem lie. on the evenings
o. mondey, foy 10Th, AMI .,ondly. y ov
ga; az CLOCK, TO redee u tickets sold for
ne Bius plano, as 1t will not Dc CHI anc cd off.
nl2.2t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

IGOR SALE-AN ANDREWS CHICKEN
4 hatcher, cheap. Gall at No. 9.T AdamI
sLeet' nl2.2tH
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

THE CHARLES A. voaELEK. Co Baiu.
more, ND.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-03

Dan K. Anderson was initiated nto the
mysteries of the X. of b. las Tuesday
night.
Brother S. II. Knox knows the full mean
ing of the initial letters of the Monogram
of the lodge.
Brother Syman believes in printers Ink.
There is nothing like it, brothers. We all
like to see our names in print
We noticed the smiling countenance of
Brother Ogden in the lodge room last Tues
day night. Come often, brother.
In the absence of Brother D. T. West.
Brother Byers acted as guide. He is the
right mar iii the right place when discharg-
ing the duties of this Office.
There will be a special meeting held in
the lodge room. Fried's building. at p. IN.
Let every member of Protection lodge be
present There is business of vast import
ance to be transacted.
We expect grand time on Monday, the
ninth anniversary. We have heard from
Mechanicsburg, who will furnish us twenty
couples, Urbana about the same, and Nenia
will be represented. Dayton will attend in
body as lodge.
Tomorrow, Monday. Oct. 4. is the day sci
apart for the celebration of the ninth ami
versary of Protection lodge, No 759, X. OF
III. 1t is earnestly requested that every
member that can possibly get out viii b.
present to take part in the display.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-03

Hope lodge had another excellent meet
ing. with large attendance, on last Tues
day evening.
The supreme lodge have removed their
headquarters IN indianapolis TO Secret
League hall.
Bro. Dist. Sup. Card, J. W. Nelson is
again at home, and will be present at the
next meeting.
The order is steadily growing, there being
now nineteen lodges in good working or
der, embracing a membership of nearly
1000.
As Bro. Past Card -- will have to en-
tertain surprise party next Tuesday even
ing, do not expect him to attend lodge on
that evening.
Brother and Sister Larie have removed to
south Market street and opened boarding
house and restaurant, which will be con-
Quoted in first-class style. Give them a
call.
The committee on entertainment have
about completed arrangements for and will
give another one of the popular entertain
ments under the auspices of the order on
Tuesday evening. October 18th. Further
announcement will be made next week.
Several subscriptions for the Ark, the Of
fetal organ of the order, have been re-
ceiyed during the past week, but more are
needed. Subscribe for it now. Terms, SO
cents per year. The Ark is devoted eX-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-03
ThEIR STORE CROWDED.
Wonderful Business Last Week at the Ar
cade Boot and shoe Store.

Wonderful Business Last Week at the Ar
cade Boot and shoe Store.
Business was booming with most of our
merchants last night, and especially was it
good at the Arcade Boot and Shoe store.
which was crowded from early morning TO
late at night About 10 O'Clock p. m, a
representative of the GLoBE-REPUBLIC
dropped into the store on his regular rounds
and found, as is generally the case, the
place crowded with customers and the pro-
prietors and clerks doing all in their power
TO accommodate each and every
one. While many were waiting pa
tiently for their turn, others grew
impatient, and left to come another time.
The business this house is doing is wonder
ful, and one passing their store at most any
hour during the day will find it pretty well
filled with many patrons. New goods are
arriving daily in great number, and can
hardly be put upon the shelves until they
are called for. The boot and shoe sales of
Messrs. Starkey d Scowden last week will
far exceed that of any other week they
have had while in business, which goes to
show that they treat their customers all
alike, sell good goods at low prices and try
and give satisfaction in every sale.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-03
SECRET SOCIETY NOTES.

Open Secrets of the ath-Bound Brother
hoods-Mntters of Interest - Announce
ments and Suggestions for the Good of the
Orders.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA.
One candidate was elected 10 membership
at last meeting.
Camp a received Payne" at last meet
ing and it done her good.
Last Thursday night witnessed another
rOusing meeting at camp a.
There will be initiation in the first or red
degree at next meeting.
Many new told) faces are showing up
since the weather let up little.
The second or white degree will positive
ly be worked in full next meeting.
The NJ. B. +. is now upon solid fon-
dation, it being able to pay all claims in
full
Brother Wm. Kleoffel has returned from
his trip to the far west and was present at
last meeting.
| Brother l.. NJ Koutzahn is still upon the
sick list but is somewhat improved since
last meeting.
Latest reports show a decided boom in
the order throughout the states, especially
in Ohio and Illinois.
The trustees have been interested with al
important matter upon which a report vii
be in order at next meeting.
The members are seriously contemplating
a grand entertainment under the auspice:
of the order in the near future.
The order of the Patriotic Order Sons o
America have liquidated their debt up il
Valley Forge and are now in full possession
or the home of Washington.
Brother Past President c. K. Strong i
entitled to great credit, and should have tn
unanimous thanks of the camp, for his ef
forts in behalf of the order during the pas
several weeks