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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

MlsCeUune0us.
NOR SALE-BY CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,

ENOR sALE-BY CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
Il 3l3 " ood st.
Buena Vista St., AIlegeny, g. O0o-New brick,
4large rooms, choice little house all complete, on
good lot and desirable location.
Sampson st., 81 5Oo-Good lot houses in prime
repair; rented; paying handsomely.
Perrysville ave, 81, 500-Line of electric cars;
nice little home, rooms and attic gas and water;
yard.
CHARTERS street. 81 0o0-Corner lot fronting so
feet on two streets; two room houses, ample
space for more houses good locality for renting.
Knoll street, s. 6O0-Large house on lot with
wide frontage on 5streets; property rented paying
large dividends; good investment.
Brighton avenue. Corner lot; choice business
location: right in midst of actively building dis
trict; foundation ready for building; cheap to
Davis and Mcclure avenues--Handsome large
building lots.
Benton avenue--S0 choice lots; ground in nice
shape for building purposes and for comfortable
homes; will advance rapidly above present
prices, 500 to $500.
Good Investments and desirable properties
throughout Allegheny City and her suburbs.
CHAS. SOMERS & CO., 3l3 Wood st.
se!5-74-TuSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17
PITTSBURG ACADEMY.

Normal, Academic, Commercial. Students
prepared for advanced classes in the best col
ieges. for teaching, for business. Young La
dies Seminary Department. Fall term opens
September g. 1889. Hon. Thos. NJ. Marshall
President Board of Trustees. Address ]. WAR
rem LYTLE, Principal, No. 7 Fourth avenue
jyl8Sl-TTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

DERSONAL - HIS LOVE SUDDENLY RE-
best of terms owing to a little family Jar occa-
stoned by the wife insisting on being allowed TO
.renovate his wearing apparel. and which, OF
course, was done in a bungling manner: in order
to prevent the trouble they agreed 10 send all
their work hereafter to DICKSON, the Tailor, s.
Fifth ave.. corner Wood ST., second floor. and
now everything is lovely and peace and happiness
again reigns In their household. Telephone l55s
ann
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

NOR SALE-ADVANCE ROLLER MILLS
IL Newly refltted TO Case system. steam power;
doing No. ] work: desirably located on X. X. !;
plenty of hard wheat at mill door; terms low. Call
or address TAYLOR BROS. q CO., Rogers, Col.
Co., D, au22-6I-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17
EOR sALE--BY CHARLES sOMERs CO.. 8ls

LNOR SALE--BY CHARLES SOMERS q CO.. 3l3
II Wood st.
Hill district--A portion Of the city in central
portion where property is now relatively lower
than elsewhere, but promises great advances
within the coming year under the stimulus of new
cable and electric roads and improved means OF
access.
Franklin st., good brick houses, with all con-
veniences, large lot, 81, $40.
Cliff street--s2, sOO-Nice room and attic brick.
conveniently arranged. well built by owner. good
yard: closeto Penn incline.
Fulton and Crawford streets-S3 5oo-Large lot
fronting each street, s-room house; good street
frontage for additional building.
Webster avenues O00--Large lot fronting two
streets; two good brick buildings. one with large
storeroom; a desirable and cheap property.
Forbes streets, 000-An extra choice 3-story
pressed BRICK brown stone trimmings, large
rooms, wide halls, bath, pantry, inside closets,
electric bells, etc. large lot.
Building lots and blocks of lots on all parts of
the hill including Webster, Wylie, Center, Bedford
and Heron avenues; Vine, Reed, Colwell, Erin,
Davis, Adelaide, Clarissa and Thirty-Third
streets.
Improved and unimproved properties in all
parts Of the two cities. Call on us.
CHARLES SOMERS CO.,
se15-74-Tusu 313 Wood st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17
Apartments.

T1O LET ROOMSA NICE ROOMS, WITH
i both gases. Inquire at 1E FOURTH AVE.
sel7-H
ITO LET-LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISH
l. Ell front room in new house, every convent
ence. near postoffice. suitable for gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen. No. 81 SEVENTH AVE.
sel5-4-TTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17
Situations.

WANTED = A SITUATION ON PRIVATE
w place to drive and do general work. Ad
dress D. b, Dispatch office. se1I-46
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

"ANTED-CHRISTIAN MEN AND WOMEN
w to sell THE Christians Legacy one
agent writes 'The Christians Legacy is the
fastest selling book have ever handled; in a little
less than 30 hours work l have taken so orders
and made more money in its sale than any book
have ever sold, and have been a canvasser for
several years: enjoy showing it to people, it is
such good, helpful book;'' terms free. W. j.
HOLLAND, l50 Nassau ST., N. Y. se17-6S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

NOR SALE-2-STORY IRON CLAD BUILD
II ING 25xGO on lot 25x12O, with lease; 12x2i
engine, nearly new: also boiler and main shaft
lease has over years 10 run; will be sold low to
close up an estate. Inquire at 28OO SMALLMAN
STKEEr, city. sel7-95
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

TAINTED - AGENTS IF DESIRING TO
w make money rapidly to take our Tug
Fastening:'' no experience required; they sell
themselves at 35c and soc per pair; they cost you
for county fairs; sio per day made easily Send
25c for sample nickel platedJ. &c stamp for cir
cular. SAFETY TUG FASTENING CO., 904
Vine St., Cincinnati. se5-36-TTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

Agents and Auctionssrs, 12s Fourth avsnus,
Pittsburg. sel44ZD
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17
TO LET
CITY Residences.

ITO LET, s2I PER MONTH-A NEAT HOUSE,
Il six rooms, attic, bath, laIe improvements
irst-class order: Bedford near Fulton st. w. A..
HEBRON & SONS. 80 Fourth ave. sel7-82-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

DERSO AL-BOOKSi BOOKSi BOOKSI
Il New and old, ancient and nsouern. standard
and rare, legal, medical and seientifc-30 900 vol
umes to select from. LEWIS BOOK STORE 800
Liberty st. au3-s8
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

TOR SALE-VERY CHEAP, a GOOD BUSI-
Il NESS house on Ohio near Middle St, Alle-
W. A. HEBRON s. SONS, No. 50 Fourth ave.
se8-98-9 II. Il II
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17
Suburban Residences

ITO LET-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE
Il at EdgewOrth, p, FIT. W. q. Il. W.; 8
rooms, finished attic, W. c., bathroom, both kinds
of gas; will be rented to responsible person from
October 1889, to April ]. 1880. Address l.. B. K.
Leader Office. se1i-6
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-17

I1OR SALE-GOoD BRICK HOTEL BUILDING
Il in excellent locat on for business and con-
venient to the city: the building contains 20
rooms and is on large lot, having Il good tran
sient trade and number of regular people; re-
cepts at bar alone about 800 per day good reasons
for selling; price low. CHAS. SOMERS & CO.,
3l3 W WOod st.. sel5-15-TuSu
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
s.andlng co.nmlitee. AproIn,ed.

Sauuthg Coinmittees appointed.
Daniel W. Taylor, president OF the
Wilmipgton Board of Trade, has ap-
pointed the following committees for the
ensuing year:
CHARACTERIZATION Lee, chairman; E.
7. Warner, Il. n. Buck.
Sewerage-Charles e. Fritz, chairman;
A. @. Matcher. stansbury J. Wiley,
George W. Stone. James w. Ware.
Legislation-Charles B. Lore, chair
man; George 8. Capelle, William w.
Lobdell, Enoch Moore, Jr., Washington
Hastings, Lewis G. vandegrift.
Statistical Reconsideration C. Farra,
chairman; j. J. Sattefthwait, William
Lawton, Frank Taylor, thomas :. Bel.
lab, VIM. P. Taylor.
Room -Wm. Belts. chairman; George
G. Barker. PeterJ. Ford.
Water Supply-W 7. Porter, chair
man; J. Newlin Gawthrop. j. Psrke
Postes, Harry A. Miller. A. 3. Heed.
Development and Protection OF Har-
bor-Captain willard Thompson, chair
man; George w. Bush, Il. T. Warner,
T. i. Cotton, Captain Edward Kershaw.
Estlblishment of New Enterprises
w. ID. Mullen, Jr., chairman; job II.
jackson, John I, Dayis, William NJ.
Field. Charles w. Pussy, VIM. IL.
Foulk.
Consulting attorney, j. H. Hoaocker,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

If THE revolutionary measures pro-
posed by the Hon. Roger @. Mills, of
Texas, are carried into effect, the next
Congress will be unable 10 do anything
beyond acting on appropriation bills.
Although the people have elected
majority OF Republican representatives,
and expect them 10 enact laws that will
carry the principles OF the Republican
party into effect, Mr.. Mills says:
ave do not propose that the Republl..
can majority shall pass a single measure
without our consent. For instance, you
may depend upon 1t that the rules of the
House will not be changed by the Repub-
liean majority in any essential feature.
We do not propose 10 permit them to be
changed. In other words, we propose to
exercise control of the House lust as
much as though we were still in the ma
iority, because We know that our min
ority is strong enough TO make US virtual
rulers
If this threat is carried into effect a
revision oil the tArill and the adoption
OF several other important measures
will be impossible, and the business OF
the entire country injured. The threat,
however, is only in accordance with
The principles OF the Democratic parry
whose policy seems to be TO override
The will OF the people, and TO eithel
rule OF ruin.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

THE wonderful little vessel Vesuvius
may now be considered complete, and
the trial OF her rapid shooting dynam-
lite guns was satisfactory in every re
spect she is the fastest war vessel in
the world, and heT guns the most de-
structiVe known. A single shell from
one of her guns will sink the largest
vessel afioat, consequently in case of
war she would prove formidable AS
these guns are SO arranged that five oil
these terrible shells can be fired in
four minutes, with remarkable accu-
racy, il renders the little vessel the
terror OF the seas. She lays so low in
the water that it is possible for her to
approach hostile vessel without be
ing seen, and even if she should be
discovered she is so small and her
speed SO great that ii would render her
very uncertain target. This vessel,
with those that have been and are lie +
ing built, give promise that ere long
We will have navy that will compete
with the world.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1850.



The southern people delight to talk
about the fidelity OF their servants
curing the days they were saves, and
recent issue of the True Index, OF
Warrenton, Va, has touching tribute
10 an old family servant, who Tor over
fifty years was q nurse in the family OF
prominent citizen of FauquiTe
county, Va. The Baltimore Sun, In
commenting on this says:
"The story 10 familiar as q thrlce-toid
tale to Southern people who lived under
the old regime, and from Virginia to
Louisiana there Is probably not family
In which slaves were formerly owned
that did rot humber among them some
faithful servltor whose devotion ard
loyalty would have done honor TO any
sphere. The relation, In fact, was lot so
much that of master and servant as that
of protector aud friend, and many thous.
ands OF Southern men and women still
recall with warm and sincere affection
the colored servants who guarded their
infancy and early youth with ~ much
tenderness and constaney as If they had
been their own offspring, and Who fol
lowed them through after years with ain
rere pride In their successes, and genuine
sympathy in their sorrow"
If these people were so devoted
while slaves 1t certainly seems strange
that they have changed go much since
they were granted their freedom, and
1t shows that something must DO wrong
In the manner that they are now
treated by their former masters.
While they were In bondage they
were gentle and docile, but, according
10 some of the Southern papers, now
that they are free, they have become
baibarians who constantly jeopardize
the lives of the whites. This certainly
Is strange, especially when it is taken
into consideration that while they
were slaves they were kept 10 ignor-
Ance, and now they have the advan.
tages OF education and ether ennobling
influences. Ii Is, however, probable
that as at that time they represented
80 many dollars each and were sub
ject TO the will of the master, they
possessed much greater value in
their eyes than at present, when they
are free men enjoying all the rights,
franchises and privileges enjoyed by
their former masters.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

NOTICE., WILLIAM II. CAREY.
l the tenant OF the house situated al
No. q 3. Justison street, in the ard
county of New C.stie aud stsac
Of Delaware, in compliance with the
.equirements Of the acts of tho General As
sembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice tn at | shall apply ia
writing To tho court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the
state Of Delaware in and Tor New
castle County, on Monday, the Ism day OF
Now. A. ID. 1859, being the next torn
u said court, for license for said house A.
~ inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of in
Officiating liquors In loss quantities than
one quart, 70 be drunk on the premises, and
mo following respectable citizens Of said
ward recommend the said application, viz
John Newell DIV Lynch
zen Mhliln James Gorman
" IN frHnkiln Charles HRrper
Inos Walsh Dan 81 Mailer
,henlN lsIl Gottlich krautter
humAs Duny Hep II Huner
nos fitzsimmons Patrick Dillon
" q biAke VIII I LowthuH
ID LeRFy Geo "a KirspI
James llealn frank MagnlRan
nc ward John McAteer
Fdw o DonnOld Samuel Uurnry
James Dillon
10 io-St WILL AM Il. CAREY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

ANOTHER of the Western high
paying interest mortgage companies
has failed to meet Its obligations and
gone under. This makes the second
one Of these speculative companies
that has gone up in smoke within a
short time, and it is more than prob
able that Others will follow. With the
Increasing price Of land in the Western
States, and the low rates at which
grain and cattle are selling, II is sim
ply impossible for farmers to pay the
high interest promised, consequently
tho companies which negotiate the
mortgages must go under. Persons il
the East who have money to invest
had thousand times better plscs 1t at
home, at low interest, than TO send i,
on journey In search OF high interest,
from which il never returns,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The fact that FIVE jurors of the
regular panel were excused yesterday
from serving on the jury that is try
ing Thomas Rogers, on account of
having conscientious scruples against
rendering a verdict OF guilty, where
the punishment Is death, seems TO in
dictate a growing sentiment against
capital punishment. 1t is but seldom
that more than one or two are excused
for this cause and iuries have been
drawn where there was not a single
man, who on the examination, an
Bwered that he had conscientious
scruples. This is, we believe. the first
lime in our courts that FIVE men in one
panel ever answered this question OF
The State, in the affirmative.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
EoR SALE.

A valuable farm of about Ass acres Sit u.
ate In heuuett lownship, Chesler 60. Pa, z
miles south Of kennetl Square, u. e, H. r.
late the estate OF Il. 5, kIalr, deceased. Large
Stone mansion, u rsoms s.irI slLdei by we'll
uhAded lawn, large ttBue and frame barn
with shedding aNaclel. carriage. hog aud
theep Lou Sc. spring house, over an excellent
spring and tenant house. The buildings are
d b trn supplied with constant How of pure
sprthE water lheycat rOun". Land of best qnal
ity aud In high state Of fertility, we'll watered
and timbercd, being water IN every field but
one. This laru Is recognized as one of the
best farms ~ the ne RhborhOud and must pos
lt'cly he sold to close the estate. For price
which Is very low. ami other particulars,
call on or address
EHFLINE KLAIR, or
Z. II. GREEN,
Kennett Square, Ia. Executors.
Ms. "A d
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The subscriber, having
bought out the sock, fix
teres etc, of the late firm
of Smyth & Fell, will con.
tlnue the jewelry business
N all it's branches at the old
stand, No 81 Market st.
He invites all persons de.
string first class goods to
call and examine his stock
ID. P. SMYTH.
Wilmington, Del.
o-IO-0u
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
NnTEs.-


What the American brass band mos,
needs is a managing editor. On the occa-
sion OF the late sereDade TO Senator Sher.
mau by the Ohio Republicans the baud
played Listen to Ny Tale OF Woe" aud
The Campbells are Coming" When
General Malone opened his campaign
the leader OF the baud got In his iiendsh
work by playing Listen to the Mockinq
Bird" TIE brass band needs watching,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Now filling very successful engage
ment at the Walnut street theatre, Phila-
delphis, will give three performances at
Proctor's Opera House. commencing Oh
Friday evening oil next week. This
piece is well spoken OF by the Ledger AID
other papers OF the Quaker City. Charles
Arnold takes the lcading role aud is ar.
plauded to the echo.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

Thinking Of a rig for the
Boy? Something natty and
neat and lull of wear? There
are some crowded tables
here you can't well afford to
skip. For the man, too,
Suits or Overcoats.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
BALTIMORE OHIO p,,,
- sehenule In enort M oADl
TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVA ~
EAST BOvSn HEtU

IDALTIMORE A o,rro
b. Schedule n rhAiLRoAnI
TRAINS LEAVE DEL VIVA May q
East BovsG T. ptrC
express trains
. =, nv ~ on a. : y se aays,s p Coz .,m
NEW YoitK. Snndn,, -" p. m
sil05, % ~, IS ", IS vi n IN %. 'iol &. u
PniLADELPHIA. week dnys .,,.
$50, TN5, - 50. 300 Gin III = A,iMsi
sls W., W, s23s, 500 4l0 q I'd
GO ~, 05 s IS. ~ 81 n NJ -o'A 5.i N
pniLspELrhiA. Sunday. .2ig.,-s,,.
ss9s SsS e ~" w ", 90, -a.. b.
CursTsu w:ap ~ sI q! D.. iu.
las a. "a o M sIays'2 ~ 80. Gt;tJ
ion - ~ Joo 10 - ~ a. IT,. IA
sOs. 8 IS. ~ 81 n. N -'V'' ~ Tia IA
CupHTrr snnslavs 90 u
10 q. n. m, slaiS az t@,'i "A
20 0s' ba,' slO % "a ~ ,@ N
ATLANrto Crry II N,
a.0l n. m / o. 10 ns ~ N.va days. ID
2 ~. a o. M "a n'"' h 1hl itaag MA
as N. m, ' "'i""l = 40 d. n
~ ,r
fs' BOUND.
BALriMoRK AND WAsu,.,
III "a. M, 2ls "a m =. .oN ~ sd
daily; 0 i0a. IN. s20s n. ~, %6 4,
sunday. 0'P H. u'iiK eIcsd
PittSiiury, ssggn MN
CHICAGO, $50 A M M. dtlI
daily. '"'' '"lo p. mi b,l
Cincinnati and st. Loul, ,,..
and g % y. M; both daily.' AN I
e,Se,nLf AuconAoDAIIoL ,b
anu II ~ y. M. daily. I'd
LAhpkhhhha AccoNNonAf,o,
AZ S asSa ~ ";hyx 20 and u Din. y,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

A handful Of prices from
the Muslin Underwear. The y
tell the whole story-if you
are wise in such goods.
Skirts:
Muslin Skirt cambria rufie and plaits,
50 cents.
Fine Muslin Skirt, with Hamburg
rufiie aud four plalts, 81 kind for 75
cents.
Fine Muslin Skirt, deep cambria ruffle
with five plaits and Hamburg edge.
kl.25 kind for IS cents.
Fine Muslin Skirt, deep rufile OF blind
embroidery and cluster Of four
plaits, tl.25.
Fine Muslin Skirt, 6-inch hemstitched
Tulile, with blind embroidery, u. so.
Cambria Skirt, deep rufile, with fine
plaits and edge OF Mediols lace, was
$3.50, now sl.75.
Gowns:
Muslin Gown, all-over plated yoke,
with beading, 81 from ti.25.
Mother Hubbard Muslin Gown, plAits
and inserting, plated back, fine wide
Hamburg rafting on neck and
sleeves, Si.25 from $3.50.
"Pride Of the West" Muslin Gown,
square neck, plaits and inserting, So
from e.. so.
A few Cambria Gowns from $500 to
$50, and sl.25 10 90 cents.
Chemiscs:
Reduced from
75c to Soc sl.00 TO 75c o..
S5c 10 Coo sl.2j.to 81
Corset Covers:
Slightly solled, fue material and lace
Inserting, at bali.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper street
side.
Linen Cloths for the din
ing room floor. New stock
OF handsome goods, with
border all around. From
81 inches square to Io6xI22
inches Stair Linens, Stair
Drills and Carpet Covers for
evening receptions. Likely
to save tn ir cost in one
using.
Southwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
C lolness, and soft beauty impaired to the
skin by PoLLoni's Powder, commends 1t
to all ladies.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

fhllAleiphia tcApu,l. Ar Am an
81, SSh 10 So, 800. iUa tiu XII
=, ~. ~ n 1913 q, -, 4. ia XII
Accommodation, go, sM7m sIo s,,
a. NJ, l2Ss, AS t9O, oaS. a., lyc M
For Chester (erpress, 81, 7a "a VA
~ u 50 II 81 a. IN, ~ 81, S.i. o., ~. IN
kccomm odation. Q 20. 65l7O,sm. nS.
m, i21s 2 IS ft0, 8 70, H. au4ljHn
New York, 2 90. 2 90, 49, ~, o 4 "a
10 o., 10 IS, " 81 n. m, ~ - u s, y. III
10, b2a, 5 81 - n, ! OS o, aaG /, On M
For Nest Chester. via LEmv.ln. * All
8 10 n. IA, 2 rs aud ~ D. bl
For Newark Centre aud IgltfntIlllt ,ti.
tons, Goa. uu., ~ 81 aud Ann
baltimore and intcTmtdiats 44nas. lQl
a. IN, . O0p m. aud u l3nlgut
baltimore and Hay Line s Idp.ja 10.
baltimore aud WAshlngt9u, q, so ~,
10 " aud 70 3. M, 2 70, i ", 90 as
~ ~. % 20, . u, I N p. Ia, and i. Il nlsll
Tralus for Delaware Division lave fofi
New Castle, %, ~ a. H., Y S.GgA
%, y. M, and ~ Us night
beOrgetOwu = 30 q. M, 3 81 o.. 10,
hxprsss Tor scRfO q, 35Op III
Harrington, belmAr, aud gAy Til5nS
Accomin 1dati6u for Harrl0stou. ssRn
Express for Dover, ilArrlnGiOl. aal Deis
sraakiin CIV. soA m.
Hxpress for Cape Charles, Ola f4N Ua'
Tort, And Norfolk, u % Might.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

The following games were played yes.
terday:
Columbus - Columbus, 8; Athletic, O..
BaltimoIe-Baltiinore, ?; Brooklyn, :,
Louisville-st. Louis, o; Louisville, l..
Cincinnati = Cincinnati, ., Kansas
City, 2,
NOTES.
The Phlllies played game yesterday
with the Wheeling club which resulted
IA 3 tie.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

ust a moment for the
Books. We don't say much
about them in the papers,
but there's a world OF things
to tell of. Let's make. three
little stops together:
On the New-book Table:
Coral Reefs. By Charles Darwin.
$3.50.
Convenient Houses. By Louis II. Glib
A History OF France. Victor Duruy.
$3.50
The New Edorado. BY Ballou. 81. 10.
Summer Holidays. BY Theo. Child.
Gee.
Bryan's Dictionary Of Painters. Second
vol $3.50.
Extracts from the Journal OF Elizabeth
Drinker. Edited by II. d. Eddie.
{1.5O.
Chss. Dickens Letters. SOC
Ten Thousand Year. BY Samuel
Warren. 3 vols. New edition.
$3.50.
Half a dozen Special Bar
gains:
81. Nicholas for 1883. Complete. /
vol. tl.50.
George Elpt's Works. 6 vols. Sc 30.
Victor Hugo's Novels. 6 vols. $3.50.
A History OF Painting and Sculpture.
IS plates. Csc.
Ben Hur. Half leather bluding, gilt
top Sl.50.
The Throne Of David. By Ipgraham.
75c.
Dickens Works. Is vols. Imitation
half Russia binding. s..
New titles in the Ioc. paper
series; by mail, I3c:
Uncle Piper of rlper's Hill.
Tie Admirable Lady Biidy Fame.
Bede's Charity.
Sweet Lavender.
Herle's Crusade.
| A Hardy Norsemap.
MIS-. Csudle's Curtain Lectures.
Clearing out of French
Books at IS and acc the
franc. Foremost authors.
Th'r eenth treet side.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
Come and See
JOHN WANAMAKER,

live are not offering the
greatest a ssortm c n Of
Ready-madc Clothing you
ever saw in our city, in
Mems Suits and Overcoats,
Youths Suits and Over
coats Boys'Suits and Over
coats and Childrens Suits
and Ovcrcoats. We have
now arranged SO that it will
be a pleasure for US 20 show
them. These goods ar c
gotten up with great care,
and, having been bought
with the ready cash, can
be sold at the least price
that such goods could be
possibly bought for. Come
and see.