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%WEDNEsDAY, FEBRUARY tn
4. NJ. COMMENCES A GRAND SPEC
Of JERSEYS AND HOSIERY.
PLEASE LOOK IN THIS SPACE
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PIcKw1ck Cum WHIskY

Bottled by the Propriefors,
Can be had Druggists a. not on, hand ask
them u ses q ior yOu ID
nil sAITLER 6 CO. Dstillers. baltimore
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FOR SALE-uOUSES.

TNoR ~ALE-CENTRALLI LOCATED BRICK
n on Ne~ \ ri ave. near OH ST NV: south fronE
l. rooms bath, cellar. g. suitable Tor residence OF
lnN,s.ment ee.OO" Albert I. Fox, p2o 81
NV Ja3o-.st
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e,NoR SALE-SEN ERAL SMALL HOUSES VERY
pleasant Homes for people Of moderate Ineans) In
desirable locations q TO rooms and all modern
convenIences. Prices - 600 TO 1000
CUNAkD * MCECEN,
If.,n
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STORES.

Per No.
S.e.cor.4&N NV, 1lr-.S65
1919 L ST. n. W., 1 r..-...90
Dos 2lst St, l r..-.. q
The above is only a small
books. For full list cali M
the 1st and 18th. lara
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OFFICES.

Gunton bid, r.25.-. $500
1913 r St, rln. 2....l2.5 80
1913 +. 3D. H.. . rs...l2.OD
portion Of property on nv
office for bulletin. issued ON
THoS. j. WsGGAMAN.
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w GOOD ROOM, UNFURNISITED.
w on second floor or first floor, In quiet family
Protestant preferred, by an.ederly lady; secure
Office. fl-2t4
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"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
Apartments for rent will find 1t greatly to their
advantage to register same, with tull particulars
the directory for renting rooms, St Cloud Building,
corner 9th and + Sts., Room IA. Office open daily from
. a.m. to Bpm ROBERT b. kINSEIL. ja3O-3t+
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tSol SALE-BI ~ - PROPERTY ON PkNN
SyiNania ave. Which PAYS net ogusr -. per Cen
GA Tire price al Which IL al be sold
TnO> J. fIsHER & co.
IN 100 -
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NV. Per Mo.
812I ST, 10 rs........Sl2o
2Ol6 + It. fur, IL rs...l25
l42l q, mi. E. IL rs....l25
HIS y ST. mi. l3r...lUU
l223 18th ST, Iurs..... 30
1880 l. ST.. MI, 50 RS. %
l434 y mi. IA RS. 90
1908 y. .ay., mi. ,Sr- 90
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DOR sALE-Sl $50 ROME OR INVESTMENT
Il New HOUSE rooms, northwest. convenient To
market and street railroad. Kent Sl5 tDNARn A
Mctl IN. 1i2o 4 ST n. ". i28-lUt
NOR >ALE-Sl .soo-HOME OR INVESTMENT
Il new House; six rooms; northwest: near market.
and herdic lines rent sl8 GDNARD A Nc.
III In isZo U ~. NV. JasG-lOt
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NOR AIE-CiiEAP-Asa s4s arH ST : w.
SlN-fo IN tftcs Mouse. Wats. AMI css. renting aS
- Per mouth, nearly new. Pres. AZ. eUi Al 900
e-t>it. ha lance GA long lime. e 81. PARKER.
5.l5sNlf~ 4, ri efs "A.
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WANTED--ROOMS

WTANTED-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w suitable for light housekeeping good neighbor-
hood: terms moderate. Address ]. T., 235 I'd NV
- - = - -
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LNOR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE 1913
II LIST St ne: eight rooms, with all modern improve
ments; rent $50 in advance. Also two-Siory Brick
House. 223 r St eight rooms, with cellar under
whole house, rent, $50 per mon,h in advance Inquire
326 lst st ne. ja29-:}ts
NOR RENT-ONE THREE-STORY BRICK
- House. y rooms with ali modern Improvements:
fresco painted 3d. 22d ST NV: rent $50 per mo-:
four squares from the War Department. Inquire ioS
Ith st. NV. ja29St
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l-'Oi; SALt.

MY. NV
Sil Ost % m .rsI2 3D. ,iS3I Il r. IA i,r IS 200
500 alta - han. .tt:l IA ~ A M lT = goo
!. Sih II bm, .r. l,:S3 $40 81 n mi Tor 62s
IL 'th y ~ M It. ,s>3 S2l s'th m Tor. 6bso
.2 sta 81 m.l 81 .S.i y26 Mass aN hnl Iorsi5oo
1913 lwhb.m. Tor LOCO l.4s ~. .hui lor 300
81. IL ST. IA. lor .1o,S0 az h - D. M 10 ,,so
VI ny az ON. 2r 5000 1875 @ Il. h mi Iors SEQ
h" above - only srna portion OF property on nav
books For uil us: call Office Tor oueiin issued on
the Isl ana 18th.
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6wEDNEsDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD, AT 8
A. NJ. COMMENCES A GRAND SPECIAL SALE
OF JERSEYS AND HOSIERY.
PLEASE LOOK IN THIS SPACE TUESDAY
EVENING FOR DETAILS.
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- 9l3 VI, 8 stories 5000 4ol ID SIN tjr 50 900
l54o 9th II 3 siorie,. 3 600 BIB 4th sine "a 1000
2iO sth e..3storIes. 900 ais Wash 81, r. 500
sWOkMSTlDT a BRADLl \.
ja266t .,2T p streat NV
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! -; >ALi-kT AtiRFAT itARGAIN-A I3-RN
n.ua h' H. go Pa. az NV. Ssisth from:
Cu~i NNh8u: Wi >t. II taken ss pUu -Four
new LAd ~. b. hak window ltolIs,.> W - good r.
itiuM" " nHlsiI r-rt for 40 PEE cent price asked
d la,cn Immediately each Si.tn four small mod
~. D. lax window nansard Houses Isth II nv
l'lC" f>, rcUi well easy terms. Ali the above Al
improving u, ighhorhood JUHN BOMLI,S 4 90.
la New ora ave. js:o-:.t
LNok SAIL IIoJS ~ l022 18TH ST NV; HOUSE
u y new: Win Twelve rooms including naIl.-room
HEY next door, lb2U. Mrs. SARAH - sAMP-
son.
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INoB SALE OR ENCHA NGE-A BARGAIN
4 ON g II. NV, bet. 18th and 18Th. nine-room
Brick; modern improvements; lot - by sos 10 wide
alley. only $4,000. viii exchange fer house ia not
much of business location and pay difference IA
suited. WALKER X WILSON 1905 r st NV
la2TIm
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ID HOUSES.
l446 IL. I.ave.n.w ,9r$l00
134l N.H.ave. , llr......l25
3l0l Il st.n.w., l1r.......150
1903 NJ n.w.-lOr......loJ
Road 81. w. Wash...sl6.6
Cr.4Ih lafayette. W. W...S5
l3US 18th st.n.w., lUr.2o0
AS 4th st.n.w. i sr.....l5O
14O5 III ST. INV. 2ur...-sJJ
DOS 18th 81. NV. Sr-.--65
lOl2 l4th st.n. ", l6r. 800
examined by permi; from
As J.. FfSHkR A. co,
l324 7 street northwest.
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THDS. l. MAEGAMAN

NOR SAlE- NEW SIN ROOM Rf;I1'K HoI-sIS
Il uB I'm St. on very easy terms. at -. Ion
PARKED & TnMNSIND
ia-Htd lilN 4 II N
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NOR RENT-BRICk HOUSE NINE ROOMS:
Il water, gas and range: l2so sth 81 nv: rent so
per month Apply TO \. L. HALLER, aSi ST NV.
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II 307 l. ST. NV; rooms; water and Gas. rent S25
144O L ST. NV, rooms; all IN l.: rent SIS
Apply 20 LOUIS Z. SHOi.M AkER.
ta:Su-3t N
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f.Nol ~AlE-CHEAP-2 s-ROoM BEIl rs cos 81
TN 81 ", thr'y-st'r.- tie houses could he
nl iOf $3.50 etch the grouid l. worth 81 per foot
Price only $4,000 each. g ID. PARKER
93ip-StN AL and D. sis
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DOR RENT
~ brck 2023 Mass ave. NV. 10 rooms. -.....-. $40
Brlck Ito ID II. n.w 10 rooms. 80
Brick 14lO ID st. NV, 10 rooms ..
Brick 10 h ST. me-. 10 4
Brick 1903 Pierce Place, : rooms ....... .- - /
Bflck l52 r ST. ne, rooms.
Frame 3l3 9Th 81. ne, q rooms. 49,. ... IL 7
1a3O-3t ALBERT r. FOX. $40 81 nv 1
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

and pretty for work basket;
low price fame y boxes for
uovl houdLar 0loveo

woih, ndnukeIChielS, BtOVcs
cost no measure Of ser
Ivice; glove and shoe hooks
I cent to $I.25 both will
lpen knife SI-a lways in de
mand; cabinets of Japanese
basketwork with 4 spoolf
best sewing sill 40 cents
Just what the silk alone
would cost you. Do we
know where pins go? No.
East OF centre.
Toboggan slid de for Park
Trust nature for snow and
ice but get your own tobog.
gan. Boys 50 and S2.so;
Mems, 4 to s fe ct 81 to SI2.
Great sport. Keeps you
walking up hill most of the
time.
Base ment, northeast corner.
500 German canaries
gone. 400 NOR by steamer
Vera Sunday night. Don't
think they'll las / till Christ
mas. $3.50; c ages 81 to
S3.75.
Basement, birds will tell the rest.
The "craze for all that's
Japanaise" hasn't weakened
much. Wond erfully in-
genious people +; quaint de-
signs for ornament and ser
vice. Hard to please if you
don't here find something
to loosen purse strings.
Basement, northeast of centre.
Have you seen those
beautiful hand-p painted por-
celain placques! Seems that
a puff Of wind might scatter
the rose leaves.
Basement. foot of center stairs.
Color that children may
eat without other penalty
than a smear. Safe to trust
them with. No crit, easy
to use. IL in a box, with
brush and water saucer, Is
cents. Better gi' AIDES, higher.
near center stairs.
Christmas Tree Decora-
tons. Still good assortment;
about 400 s yles-glass,
paper, wax, tins Ell; gorgeous
bits OF coloring. Candles Tor
trees 20 cents a boy--72 to
IA in each, according to
size.
Thirteenth street center.
London's ia vorite UNI
orella is the Fl atent Tita-
MA" Sales show it. Folds
closer than any other. We
import it as Improved
PIckwick" and sell for So,
he London pr ice. Either
we buy cheaper than Eng.
ish dealers or take less|
profit. We had this umbrella
but it didn't wear
very well. Now much better;l
zeal Spitalfields glace silk, !
26 inch only.
If you want the best silk
that 3 an be had,
Why pay So or S14 for it'll
\ on throw away at least SIS.
We have two 0 ( the highest
grades made. No matter
what you hear these UNI
orellas are al good in
quality and finish, as good
-or service, as any dealerl
IAN show. imperial, col
.nch, $3.50; ? 8 inch, SOL
Royalist $3.50 and S0.I
Finest woods known tori
handles: pimento, cherry,
oak.
Our silk umbrellas areI
made by those clever people
Middl eton & Co..
London. The supply the|
best and largest trade Of the
leading Europe can capitals,
and the English civil service
stores are among their
steady customers.
ry,, ,a,,,,,, "a ns, ...
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22
Crushing out the knights

The knights OF Labor do not receive
very enthusiastic endorsement In
South Carolina. But this was nothing
more than what might have been ex.
pected. The South believes In q subju.
gated labor system, and allies herself
solidly TO the Demscratlc party that she
may the better keep labor under her
feet. The same steps taken to obliter.
ate the Repu blican party in the South
are now being used to put down any
uprising in favor Of labor. The recent
convention of X nights OF Labor held ct
Richmond alarmed the Bourbon chiv.
airy OF tbs South, as there we're some
black delegates among the Knights
who were refused recognition by the
Richmond people. Bat noswl.hstand-
ing the fact that they were not recog-
nized they are joining the Knights OF
Labor all throu Oh the South, and South
Carolina is becoming terrisly alarmed
In consequence and the chivaIrlc Bour-
bons OF that State propose to put the
same machinery that crushed out the
Repuo lican vote into operation to crush
out the Knights OF Labor. The Demo-
cratic military companies will be reoI-
ganized, the White CSmelia order put
into operation and the night riders will
be called upon to come once more to the
rescue Of the State. Those who recol-
lect the means made use o. TO subjugAte
= Republican maj ority OF $4,000 may
understand how the Knights OF Labor
are to be subjugated, The following
from the Prosperity Press and Reporter
of South Carolina tells how it is pro-
posed to head off the Knights
ut would be we'll for farmers to turn
their attention to the efforts being made
to organize the negroes into Knights of
quaiutsd with the colored race know
that the men engaged in this unaertak-
ing are not apt to meet with any oppO.
sition in organizing the societies If he
white people do not interfere. There
are serious objections, however, TO the
Knights Of Labor, and q ne effort should
be put forth to stop the work OF organ
izing without delay. 1t would be well
to find out what white nel are at the
head of this IL ovement in the South
and give them 70 understand that they
must desist. Solid advice ard plain
talk would be of benefit to the negroes.
1t Is much easier to take this matter
in hand now than 1t will DO In the
future. White labor has f. und that
the knights are not all that they anti
cipated, and the colored laborers will
have more uuhappy experience if they
get into the clutches of the Knights OF
Labor. 1t means strife from the COM
mencement to the end OF the year. il
farmers employ farm hands that a. g
mem bers OF the knights Of Labor, the
chances will be against their making a
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, 10
Wilmington (expross), 10 "a, Q so, 20, : ri
10, 10 20. II 10, II 81 Q. m, 30l, 4O2, 4 20
D 06, b2i, 0 OF, o., II 10 and IL n D. ID.
accommodation, o 80, 10 Is q. "a, l 81 3 II
80, n IS. 10 O3 10 ~ and IL ~ o. u.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Phiiadslphia (express). 2 90, 3 81, 4 90
20. ii bl q. IN, 90, . az and 7 as p. m.
Accommodation, 8 30 q. NJ, Il 10, l 20
8 80, Z 30, y 90 p. IN.
For uhester te1press), 7 &c, IL 81 q. m. 2;
and 7 90 p. IN.
Accommodation, 9 90 q. M, Il 10, l rs. . 90
20 and y 20 p. N.
tor New York fexpross), 90. an 400
u 20, II bi a. M, 10, bZ2, 90 and 20 D. II.
For West ohsstsr, via LxnoEin, Q 80 q. y.
and 80 y. N.
Baltimore and wRshinKton, "a, Ase. 4 o.
10 0S am. IL "a, $50 (I.tmitedl, and RS o. N.
baltimore, 1905 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII.
nington (expressj, IL %. o 60. Z 20, 8 10, IL "a
a. IN. u, ii 10, and II ~ p. m.
Accommodation, 8 90, 10 IS q, n. :, Ia $40 10,
IS and II IL p. m.
For further Information pssuaagers are r.
ferrcd 10 the ticket ONCE at the eta ZION.
rrsiHs marked thus (slAre limited expgass
upon which extra fare is onsrgsd.
j. X. WOOD
tonerNl Pbs3ons Or Agsni.
OHARl Ne Z. PUGH General MsnAker.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

OUR LONE Congressional star, Mr..
Lore, was found in company on SAtur-
day with Morrison, Carlisle, Cleveland
& o., but yesterday he was away over
on the protectioDist side voting with
Judge Kelley 10 increase the duty on
Summarize tobacco. Mr.. Lore 10 always
on the side Of the masses and though
he voted to consider the Morrison bill,
that was no indication that he would
have voted for 1t on Its Anal passage.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22
Trs,aswin leave wilminssoa a. follows

Trsinswiil leave Wilmington a. follows
Phiiadslphia tsxpress), . 2sa. q 90, 0 20,
90. ~, $50 slo, stI, 10 OF, II Is, II 81 am.
II 90, 2 %, 90, 8 a % and 90 p. m.
Accommodation 20, 90, Z %, 10 % q. m.
. %. 4 90, 70, . %. 10 % p. IN.
For Chester fexpreAsl, Q 30, 20, 9 50, Q 10,
~, IL %. II 81 .. m, II %, sz2, 90 and 100
Accommodation, Q 20, 90, 7 %. sls. 10 20,
.. m, 2 70, Z o., 20, 80 and 10 30 p. m.
Now York, . 90. 2 81, 4 90, o 10, Z 90, $50
10 o.. IL 81 q. M. sl2 20, 2 %, 80, r. % %.
90. 10 90 p. IN.
FOR West uhestcr, via Lamokin, $40 and
slb a. N. 2 30 and 90 p. N.
1 For Newark and intermediate stations,
~ n. m, II SO and Q Il p. m.
baltimore and Intern ediate stations, 10 OS
q. n, D 81 p. IN. ana IL 90 night.
baltimore and Hay Line, I 40 .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l "a, 4 40, 8 %,
10 os II 90 q. m, Il %, rl7. t4, 10, 20 20
and 7 asp. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, Q 90, y 30 a. IN, IL DO, z 90, 3 90,
70 and ii 30 p. m.
Georgetown and Loves, s 30 a. M, and %
In. m.
Soaford Express, 8 81 p. m.
barring ton, Delmar and way stations,s 90
. M, 70 Is p. m.
Express for Harrington, 8 90 p. m. Way
train 9 70 p. IN
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del.
msr, II 90 y. IN. every day.
franklin City. 8 20 q. m
Express for Norfolk. IL IS y. m daily.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

@ op. for theSe will be no much striking
o. the farmer for higher wages that the
grnts viii likely 90 untouched; and
when the cotton picking time comes II
viii also bring trouble. The farmers
c,nnot keep the colored people from
joining the Knights Of Labor II they
fail to follow their advice, but they can
keep from giving work TO those who
join. 1t will not do TO NEEDLE with the
backbone Of the country, and stop
should i'm mediately be put to all such
efforts.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22
wAHAMAxEs,s.

Children's Coats, about
$50; low to finish before the
year. Sizes 2 to IL. Many
are very desirable garments
of good style;some imported
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22
BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. NOV. 2srH, 20

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, NOV. 2srB. "a
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot
EAST BOUND;
phua. Accommodation. daily .....sOrA. NJ.
Phila. AcoommooHtion daily $50 A. M.
Western Express, daiiy...... IN % A. M.
Peiia. Accomm cdation. daily ....3iSP. M.
Cinei Limited. daily ....... b.43 p. M.
Chicago Limited. daily....-....n. o3 r. nj.
WESTBOUcD:
chicago Limited, daily ..........T.66 A. M.
Arrives Chicago 80 next morning. This
train doee not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. II. 40 A, M,
Arrives Cincinpbi T.lb A. M, st. Louis
$40 r. M next day.
Ch icAgo and 81. Louis Express.
FOR LANDtNbERG, 100 A. III. and
Q % y. M, daily.
Trains leave market Street Station:
FOR Philadelphia 80 A. NJ, Bb5 A. NJ.
and 2 4s 2. NJ, daily. For baltimore o.
A. M, daily. except sunday. For LAndsn.
berg % 4. NJ. and a. =. M, daily. 90
r. M, daily eAcep, Sunday.
Is. DUNHAm. LORD.
denI Manager. Gon1 Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

If ANY OF our regular advertisers
have been left out in the cold In cur
brief Christmas notices 1t has been
unintentionAlly, and II any one go left
out will notify us we will do our best
TO make amends for such neglect
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22
wANAMAKE R's.

pgILApKLPHIA, wednesday. Dec. "a 1855
Will not close until late
Holiday trade with us
never SO satisfactory as this
year. More room, better
organization. Knew your
wants and needs better.
Making it more and more
y07ir store.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

tPAO ~ ~ Wv W pO
A few Plush Goats. 3 to
II years, manufacturers sam.
Ples; new; quarter under
usual price.
| Girls Jackets and New
markets, sizes IL, IA and
JIG. Down third and half.
All these garments first
floor corner Thirteenth and
Chestnut streets. You may
regret if you don't examine
them.
Thirteenth and Chestnut.
$I.5o Albums, C a bin e I
size, blue and red plush, put
by themselves. You can
get them now with less dan
ger of being squeezed out OF
shape.
Main aisle, near Market street.
Fans 81 to $50. Variety
to make a Senorita's heart
glad. We never announce
an article that is not in stock.
How long it may stay there
depends on you. Ask to
see our fans, any style. we
have lately named. You
can't safely do that every
where.
Northwest OF center.
If you only want a dog
tor the name our German
lava animal is better than
one that eats. Variou s
breeds and positions. Go
cents TO So. Look alive.
Basement, northwest Of center.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Cj'E.hall square.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-22

your store.
Our special plush wrap
cuffs, collar and all-around
trimmed with black flu,
about six inches vice; lined
with quilted satin. $40
Wholesale bed rock.
Handsome plush coat SO
Where can you find a:
much for the money?
An assortment OF fancy
wraps in diagonal, Astra-
khan, plush, brocade and
jet, S. to 5000. Style,
quality and price command
the attention of wise buyers.
Second story Chestnut street.
Bargain tables for jackets
and jerseys. You try hard
to empty them but we still
keep up the assortment.
Both kinds down half or
two thirds. Fair Jersey, so
cents.
Second floor over Arcade.
Unless you are an expert
don't trust to your own wit
in buying a seal garment.
Go to a dealer you can
trust. Almost nowhere is
there a finer line between
what is and what seems to
be good. Average buyers
are at the mercy of sales
men.
GENUINE London dyed,
Alaska seal skins are get
ting scarcer every year. We
import the skins and make
our own goods. Know what
is in each article; sell it
for precisely what it is.
Couldn't afford to do other
wise if SO inclined. You'd
find out the cheat sometime.
May be you have found out
some cheats. We have the
biggest factory in Philadel-
phia working on high pres
sure. Wouldn't be necessary
if Wenamaker's guarantee
ever failed. We intend in
every case to give the best
article possible for the
money; think we do it.
Several patterns long gar
ments -raglans, u S t tiers,
Princess Louise, dolmans.
You feel warmer for having
looked at them.
Visites, trimmed with lynx,
fox and beaver, or plain
with seal ball edge. Dainty,
dashing.
Coats, SO to 40 inches,
two patterns; rolling collar
and English cut-clcser fit
ting, collar to meet over the
dress. Rich, serviceable.
Gre attest season for muffs
known tor many years. Fur
lined garments without
sleeves prevented their use;
present styles bring them to
the front again. We have
attractive stock of wristlets,
muffs, and satchels and
muffs combined. All match
perfectly.
Near corner Thirteenth and Chestn NJ
streets.
Suggestions for presents
at the haberdashery count
ers. Little. inexpensive
nick-naeks for every day
use; great as time and tenn
per savers. English and Ger
man needle cases-more
oppuao;aoA +la. u- ,o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-20

M LID CREAM CHEESE, also fine old Cheese,
N'A ioE sale by Ioct20l J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-20
ThH Ssr.nSl1Gs.s,.

A stormy scene occurred ct Thursday S
session of the National Grange ofthe Patrons
Of Husbandry at Philadelphia when the
question of woman's rights came up for con-
sideration. The contest on Thursday was be-
tween the North and South, as represented
by farmer delegates. The lady delegates
favored what they consider an advancement
of their condition, and to get the subject be-
fore the meeting they caused to be append
ed to the report of the Committee on Agri-
culture Il clause declaring the order in favor
of an extension OF the rights of women
Immediately after the reading of the docu-
ment motion was made 20 lay the report
on the table. After slight confusion the
motion to lay cn the table WAS withdrawn
and another motion made to strike
out the womans rights clause and
adopt the report as amended. 1t
was seen that if the questions were
pressed disastrous results would come to the
Order in the South. The spectacle OF white
woman associatng with coored women in
politics was too much for the So-therners,
and they fought the issue with bitterness.
The supporters of woman's rights were in
the majority, but it was thought wise by
many to adopt policy Of Cancellation end
strike out the clause Only 81 announced
themselves-2S to strike out and 8 tG retain.
The amended report was adopted, as waa
also the ladies' document, so thai the ques
tcn is left in an incomplete STAKE. J. II
Blsnton, of Virginia, said that if the matte,
of womans rights became portion of the
policy of the organization there would not
be grange left in his State "Our women
he said, would not have it if offered "a
them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-20

CARATOGA CHIPS, fresh stock, just received
- oct20 GEO. McBURNEI g. SON.