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Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains win leave Wilmington n, ,,,,,..
4, ni "a " sespressh :, asa "a ,a
: % ,s and "a n ~ Iso. 80. AZ. Il. So sn
Ascomnoasiion. . 90. s@ 7oi 50 mn
=. M HSs' zS 'oo. go, 74o, 1905 SG
LoI Chester texpress,, ss, 7n an a,
~ q 4; II S Sis. in. lao. ~ q. IA ~
Acsonmodatlan, go. SIS : Ohso mu,
New YORK., 40 a. tS sse, q e p r.
e. w y = ! q = 4 d NJ q, ~: y !
For Vest Chester, via LAmoiin, q y Az, NJ,
baltimore and inieraeaia e ? si III; pu
a'hn ai,I = up , NJ snd n ls alxnt.
Baltimore aud Wsshinston' :, ii u" su 81
An ~ q. w.; 2oe IN elt az
Trains for Delaware Dpyisios ~ h., :. Z eiShL
New Castle. . %, s 20 a. M. n = II an
q, y. M, snd z o0 night
ueorgetovuB 70 q. m, 81 o. M.
hxprsss for 5eal0rd, gS0p IN.
q n. ',nkppn Dellnar. aud sAy stations
kApIras Tor Dover, Harri1gtoa, AUD Ds,.
mar. u % night.
kraukiln city. s 80 =. m.
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point Goa.
fort, and Norfolk, IL Us nlght.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
mington !eEprcs.l JSl 1eo, N, ssI. SO
VI. ,Hs i ils TX nsN s I'm .,s'S az ~
ssI II ~ u ~. II 50p. ~.
Accommodation, G7s, 10 - a. M, IL
"a AZ 81 es2, tsS, ioos. 10 10 shl
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express,, 2.oa, .. ~ an
40 n B 70, i.Si A. M an. s.st as i'd ssi
r..,,as-i.tian AKA N t9,n %. -
s.n 7.1a, 10 90 and 10 IS II. ii. ~"
Epr G n s,s f sIe 200 90 naAh'
A A dat ,S s.ls 4; M,ia.ia LIS +%
40. q s;lS j s. 4, NJ. IL 70. IL, S.il "a
Fl ro y y VS., Chester, via La'nolin, SEA, N,
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort ana
tor New Castle, Kirkwood. hiddleisvs,
Clayton. Dover, FELTON,. Harrington Bridge.
vile, scaford. Laurel, and Deimar, IfG
Baltimore aud Washington, AZ o4. 1911.
A. Nj, ~, %, T. IS, s6.s1, ia 7. 10 "a
Y q Night. Baltimore 500 r. III. and "a i
leave PhiladelphIa Broad stra,t. fur vii
mington lex prtssl, 3.J0. 7. 10 D. 10. II. rs an
81, sos. 's.fL 500 81. ll.iO. Ii 20, and ii.
Accommodation. 0 as 10 70 a. M, u %, q.
10, Is. ~ ", and II 80 p. m.
For further Information, passengers ar,
referred 10 tile ticket oilice al tie stallion.
Trains marked thus 90 are limited express
upon which, extra iAre Is charged.
cnAs. +; ruGH. ,; y. Moop.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08

A gentleman whose sight was SO weak
be coulo not see to recognize an object
cut few feet from him, after using one
bottle OF DR. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know oil
several cases OF this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserver. rs
and 50 cents. 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08

Lot Of lined Lace and Button Shoes for
Ladies.
All the desirable grades of Mems, Women's and
Children's Rubber Boots and Shoes Woonsocket Good
year, Glove, New Brunswick.
We want you to take look at our new shoe for
Mems wear for So IS; all solid leather calf white oak
soles We guarantee every pair.
For So. so give you fine cali, smooth inner sole
Like hand made shoe. No better In town for $3.2s.
We don't ask you to take word but let the goods
speak for themselves Come them at
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
Tired In the MornInp ~

This feeling even after a good nights
sleep arises from q disorderrd stomach,
A little genuine Carlsbad Sprudel salt
will tone the stomach and drive away
this seRse Of WEAKNESS. Be sure aud
secure only the genuine.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
DUBLIC SALE
l. OF
REAL ESTATE
AND BANK STOCK

AND BANK STOCK,
viii be sold at public sale At Q o'clock u,
m:a on SATURDAY. the sth day OF No en- per-
Market streets, In the city OF MIinin xton,
New Castle oountv, Delaware. the foiiowlnv
described real estate, late of KinR DolbOw
deeeasedi situate In the city OF Wilmington,
/. No. 9o2 West Fourth street. atwo-stcrv
prick dwelling house, lot B feet "a 9 In.
2. No. 40 W. Fourth st., two-st ory br,ek
dweiling house. let 10 n. 8s-e Ia, by So n
STU, with use Of alley leading into b ourth
>. No.ss orange st being sou,bwes, corner
o. Fourth and orange sts., q thrse. Il ory
pfiek store and dwelling, and two story ba (
iiuinS, lot y II. l4in. GU orange street, by
o. u. % ~. on Fourth st.
IS. NO. w IrsnEe street lot IS n. 8 In.
sS5 F ~ Il In. with use OF alley leading ia-
s. No. rs Orange street . tvo-,,orx
frame dwelling house, lot Is II, az in. ~
y t. ~ In. with use OF alley leading into
o. No. Poplar ST., a three-story brick
dweillng honse lot IS IT,. oy n f., with use
Of alley leading int) High st.
u Aud also 70 sJRres Of stock Of tho lin
ION National Bank Of Milmiugton.
Iefms-Twenty per cent. Of the purchase
money Of the real estate. cash, aud the bal
ance, with interest. within three months.
when deeds Will be made. The stock will IL
sold Tor cash. W. q. SPRUANCE.
Administrator C. T. a. of King DoiboW de.
Wilmington, Oct. 10, 1889. 10 2s.H at.w
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
We ARE ONLY TOO WILLING
That You Should Compare Our
FOOTWEAR and PRICES

With those of any other dealer, and then dec'd.
whether You can do any better elsewhere.
We are willing because we know we have the clinch
other buyers We sell for less because buy for less
Remember our old established rule Of exchange. Il
what you buy here does not suit it, return have ex-
changed, or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08

Largest oysters at 20, 80 aud 40 cents q
quart, at Ainscow's, No. 7O7 sAipley
street. Telephone, No. 3U0.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
i MCBRIDE,

Manufacturer OF
prtOn' NE Fk AME~, No. Bio shipley st.
Ihinuhhs aud Pictures neatly framed In the
,htesl STYLES o. holdings. Hanging, reHiId.
~ anu repairing promptly attended 70,
snare OF your patronage fespectfsiiy solicited.
tlistu, u, sH
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
wANAMAKEIs's.

The best tintype made In the city is at
Cumming gal cry, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
Grand Opening

or holiday goods at Aliens Scent store,
2l9 Market street. Tuesday next. Every
purchaser gets bag OF candy.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
The Old Reliable

Place for good teas and colfees 10 at paul
Brightly Union Pacific Tea Store, oI7
Market ST., opposite City Hall.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
GUNs. GUNS, GUNS.

have Just received large invoice OF
imported guns, which am prepared TO
sell ut the lowest prices.
Also SportsIndn's goods, ammunition,
etc.
The finest and largest stock in the
state.
Call and be convinced, at
W. II. HARTLoVE'S,
N. e. Cor. Third and French sts.
Loaded shells constantly on hand.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
rnLAprLrnIA. Fnhar. Nov. a 1ssa.

PHILADELPHIA. Friiay, Nov. 8 1889.
Our Sc .lsKin Plush Gar
mepts are dry steamed and
blocked just as the finest
Alaska Seal would be. That
insures the wear as well as
tie certain and exact fit. But
their goodness begins away
back of that. Every one is
of the Lister Plush. Hold
one Of the finer grades at
arms lenghth is genuine
seal as rich b? And our guar.
ansee goes with every gar
ment.
Fresh lot on the racks to-
day. Seal Plush Goats
4o-inch Seal Plush Goats, lined with quill
ted satin, real seal ornaments,
SIS, sl8, $50, up to $45.
IA and 46Inch Goats. the very best,
$50 aud $65.
Seol Plush jackets
23-inch Seal Plush Jacket. lined with sat
in, with soft warm interlinings, $40 |;
24-inch, SIP, and up to $40.
| 27-inch, with sealsktn trimmings, loose or
tight irouts, sls, SIS, $50, $50.
Seal Plush Modjeskas
Lined with satin, trimmed with plush
| real zeal, and limp or frnge,
Sl4, SIC so. $3.50, up 70 500.
Seal Plush Wraps:
All the beft shapes,
$40, Sl2 SD. up to $50.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Foul
elevators.
Ten r bes almost as they
come they give you an
Id "a Of the variety within che
reach of a little money. You
can go higher or 10" Ell
and get neatness and new
ness and style Ia whatever
gu hit upon.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08

Smith American organ, nearly new,
$50; Newman Bros, new. 500; Story a
Clark. new, $50. G. W. Kennedy & Co.
us Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08

u -Of-
PERn0NAL PROPERTY

~OE-
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Es: . n. ysarss ss,sss xo.asy merainl
candy factory and cake bakery.
Is s.l. trough. G ssss Hs.sii., 10. Of cab,
psaA jan6ls machine, | ten-horss boiiei
and connections | mortar, 1 cake rack,
small packing table on roiiers cake meulda.
-, sToRE-ssseE Q, candy. candy rrs 1
q css ms sss; .s ass able -sfh
islss .sSiss 4 sssnser. glass chow
.rsss. one s ssseo ,r Ssasias * C.
caddies. J set spice cans. Stoves II cracker
assd . let o. s' incS walnut no. r.lii sa
"ssc5sYSs oRY..s line sA.n.. with
s!saas. 9 tables: sisam eossna, miller. ]
sSrasss drying room s pipes. co,aple,s ios q
GssS':. s..,s. e, g s:ss ..s,.:
n.aslas. %.rsie ssS: saS .ssSds ioPgeass
galvanized caas, mint drop u q taay tina
crystaiiriuE pans. iron rollers, steani
s9f. su ssasis sao moves pitch nsS
forks and chains az many articles too
numerous to mention.
L. W. stidham Son. Auct. ii-s-it
DUBLIC SAlE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, on the farm OF the late Jas.
Green, on the Kennel pike, aboye Gfecnvill
thristiana Hundred, ON
TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, 1859,
ct II % O'Clock,
Two work horses, cad OF young cattle | 0
hives Of beea buggy, horse cart, . cnltivA-
fora cart And piow harness. chains, one twin
harrow seythe. pick. spade, broad axe, new
Mheel-barrow, lot OF new posts and raiis
about 10 bushels Of corn on the ear, corn fod-
der BY the bundle, and variety Of other arti-
Giles. W. n, BRINIKLL
Administrator,
L. W. stidham q Son, Auctienesrs. n-l-ts
pUBLlC SALE. gy-N
win be sold at public sale, at Centreyille,
New Castle County, Del,
MONDAY, NOV. II, 1889,
at O'Clock, p. m.
% COWS fresh aud sprinsers. Also q few
A credit oreo days will be given.
N , ROBERT NERRIUK.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
ROOF PAINT.
MADE FROM PURE OXIDE OF IgoS.

We have successfully sold
this paint for the past six years,
and proven all that we claim
Tor it, that it will stop leaks, pre-
serve the tin, resist atmospheric
decay, covers more square feet
of surface Tor less money and
wears bettcrs than any So
CALLED Metallic Paints in
the market.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

ACCORDING to despatch from New
York, II looks as though Jimmy Hops
Is being held for the purpose OF being
sent back to this State, for the part
that he took In the attempted robbery
OF the Delaware Bank. As Q matter
Of TACT the people OF this county do not
want him, but still, as they were In Q
measure compelled to take Frank Nc
Coy and lock him up for term OF
years, 1t 10 nothing more than fair that
Hope should share his fate. He was
equally guilty with Frank, and o. he
escaped Of the same time, before the
completion Of his sentence, he should
either be brought back or Frank should
not have been held. Our Court decid-
ed that Frank would have TO make up
the time that elapsed from the day Of
his escape until the day when his sen.
tence would have expired, and II this
is good law in Franks case, II Is
equally good law4 the case of Jimmy
Hope. According to this decision he
owes this State several years, and he
should either be brought here and
made 10 pay ii. or else Frank should
be given his liberty without further
delay. 1t Is neither fair or Just TO
hold the one and permit the other 10
60 tree.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

IT SEEMS strange that the tax collec.
tors consider it necessary to keep re-
volvers in their Office ready to be
seized and used on the slightest provo
cation. No one doing, or who intends
to do,a fair and legitimate business has
any occasion to turn his office or place
OF business into an arsenal. Ii Ger.
tainly is bad enough for one OF the col
lectors to leave the business which he
should attend to. himself in charge Of o
boy, but when il comes to arming that
boy with a revolver, which he can use
in shooting down citizens, it becomes
an outrage that should not, and we do
not believe will be tolerated. Force lie
generally met by force, and If II is once
fully understood that the tax collectors
are prepared TO enforce their argu-
ments with revolvers, those who are
obliged to visit the office on business
will go prepared TO take care CT them
selves, and 1t may become a quest ion
of who will get 1.-THE drop" first.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

TuFRE arc now ioriytwo real, bona
fide States in this Union, Montana
having been admitted last Friday, the
TWO Dakotas on Saturday, and Wash
ingten on Monday. 1t has been thir
teen years since new State was ad.
mitted, but Il is scarcely probable that
thirteen more years will elapse before
more States will be admitted, as there
are other territories that are almost
ready to claim admittance. In little
over one hundred years the original
thirteen States have more than trebled,
and during the last thirty years the
population of this country has more
than doubled. These facts go to show
the possibilities OF this great and grow
Ing land, and prove that "a govern
ment OF the people, by the people, and
for the people" is not an Illusion.
The theory that man is capable of self
government, which was contended for
by our forelathers in 1916, is no longer
theory, but an established fact, and
now that our country has been purged
by the baptism OF fire and blood
through which it passed from 1851 tC
1865. lite prosperity and growth will b,
greater than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

IT is hoped that properly holders,
IS well as poll taxables, will improve
the opportunity afforded by Collector
Mckee and call on him at his office
with their taxes. He is now doing
everything in his power TO accommo-
date the taxpayers, and they should
show their appreciation by taking
their taxes TO him. MIR. Mckee is
showing disposition to do what is
right, and we trust that he will be en-
couraged TO continue in well doing.
Let every Republican property owner
make il point to call on Mr.. Mckee
and pay his taxes as soon as possible,
and by thus saving him the time and
trouble of calling on them, give him
more time TO spend at his office in at
tending to poll taxables. MIR. Mckee
10 showing Mr.. Dougherty good ex
ample, that it would be well for him
70 profit by. Mr.. Dougherty has been
profuse in promises which he has
failed TO keep, but Mr.. Mckee has
made no promises; still he is doine
much better than the former, anC
there are those who wish that Mr.
Dougherty had not made single
promise.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

Lot OF Men Calf sawed, Button, seam
iess, sizes 0-S-9-10 worth $500 Our
price only Si.2a
Lot Of Mems Calf Hook lace, large
sizes 9--l0-aud II, you pay elsewhere
si.6o. Our price 95c.
Lot OF little Roys' calf hook laco school
shoes, sizes 10 and IL. very cheap q. 90.
Our price Csc.
Lot of Boys Calf Hook lace, sizes 2 and
8; price elsewhere el.40. Our price only
9Oc. Another lot Boys tap sole hook lace
sizes to 8 Value $3.50. Our price Doc.
Lot of Boys Calf Hook lace, high cut
sesmiess sizes II to 2, will cost you at
other stores sl.6o. Our price only Si.20.
Lot Of Boys Kip Boots, sizes to 3 req.
u'ar price 81. Our price only si.4o.
Lot Of Boys Kip Boots sizes 3 to 8
worth ". Our price only tl.5o.
Lot OF Menu Kip Boots large sizes Q
to 10 fair price tl.75. Our price 81.
Lot Of Mems Kip Boots extra long leg
sizes 8 to IL regular price s3.25. Our price
Lot Of Boys tip Boots sizes II to Is
regular price $l.4o. Our price $l.0O.
Lot Of Little Boys Red top Boots solar
tips sizes to 10 will cost you elsewhere
tl.25. Our price 30 cents.
Lot Of Mems Extra high grade kip
Boots. tap sole cheap enough at $4.25.
Our price only 50.
1
Lot OF Mens's Beaver cloth Boots warm
lined actual value t2.75. Our price g..
Lot Of Mems Calf Boots that sell every
where tor IS we sell fer ~.
| We purchased this week a big lot Of
high grade Lasting; Foxed kid Button for
Ladies' sizes run small 2H-3x-4X,
some are made by the celebrated ZieQicr
Bros, Philadelphia, We bought them low
for spot cash, they range In actual cost
from $l.75 to -. so We will sell them out
at 100 aud hoo, there is = small lot on
the width hand made, perfect beauties
only ti.50, must be seen TO be appreciat-
cd.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

Lot Of Ladies' Fine Kid Button, Opera
or Common senie Toe, worth S1.15. Our
price only 81.
Lot Of Ladies' Fine Glove Top Button,
small sizes, az, 8, az, regular price,
t25o. Our price only SLIPS.
Lot of Ladies' Fine Pebble Button. the
celebrated Day sewed Shoe. Has per-
fectly smooth inner sole, like handmade
shoes. Sizes 3 to 0. Cost you elsewhere,
$3.50. Our price, only $3.50.
Lot OF Ladies' Genuine French Kid
Button Common Sense Toe. sizes TO 81.
This Is q rare bargain. Other stores
charge $3.50. Our price, 81.
The next lot won't etay with us long Of
the price. Ladies' Genuine Kangaroo or
Mat Kid Button, square toe, ID. g. e.
last. Sizes 3 to 6if. Would cost you At
other stores $3.50 and "A. Our price
only 81.
Lot OF Ladies' Genuine Calf Kid Top,
very fine, square toe, flexible sewed, ID
& L. last. Sizes, az to 0. Real value.
$500. Our price, only ".
Stnl another astonishsr. Small lot Of
Ladies' very fne straight goat button,
square toe, flexible sewed, size az TO o.
Fair price, $3.50. Our price, only 81. so.
All the above lots arc prime goods,
made by one OF the best manufacturers In
PHILADELPHIA. We guarantee every pair.
Lot of Misses Pebble Button. heel and
spring heel, school shoe. Good as any In
town at SLIPS. Our price, 95 cents.
Lot Of Misses Kid Button, heel or
spring heel, cheap enough at Sl.5o. Our
price, only u.
| Lot of Misses Kid high cut Button.
General price, 81. Our price, only Is.
Lot OF Misses Solar Tip Button, heel
or spring heel. Other stores sell for
Sl.20. Our price, 95 cents.
Lot OF Children's Solar Tip Button,
heel and spring heel. Usual price, 81.
Our price, as cents. Sizes 8 TO II.
Lot Of Chlldren's solar tip Button.
Sizes to ~. Regular price, 81. Our
price, rs cents.
Lot of Children's Kid and Pebble.
wedge heel, Button. Slzes az to 8,
Very cheap At 60 cents. Our price, 40
| cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

THE exhibits that are now being
made by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company and the PuseY g. Jones Com
pany at the International maratime
Exhibition In Boston, clearly show
that our manufacturers hide their light
under bu' hel. We do not wonder
that when some OF the visitors exam
ined the paintings OF steamships and
steamboats, exhibited by the former
company they were astonished to learn
that they were not mere fancy paint
ings, but pictures Of boats actually
built by the company. These two
companies have constructed some OF
the finest, fastest and best steamers
afioat, yet there are thousands of PEG.
pie In the United States who know
more about the shipyards on the Clyde
than they do about those on the Chris
tiana. The same can be said about
some of our merchants. We remember
an incident that occurred few years
since ut the meeting Of the State Medi-
cal Society. q. Jamees Belt had q
large and very fine exhibit, comprising
in part case of surgical instruments.
Two physicians were examining these
instruments, when one of them re-
marked that among them was an in
strument that he was unable TO obtain
in Philadelphia. and was obliged to
send 10 New York for 1t.
They both seemed surprised that
instruments Of the kind could be OBJ.
tanned in Wilmington, but the writer
afterwards learned from Mr.. Belt that
these goods were not merely obtained
for show, but were kept in stock all
the time. There are too many of our
manufacturer and merchants, the
same as those noted, who carry
on too close business, and the
consequence Is that when certain
goods are wanted the purchaser
sends somewhere else for them, only
to learn afterwards that he could have
bought them cheaper at home. W,
sincerely trust that the Boston exhibi
ton may be the means Of making on
iron shipbuilders and machinists bette
known TO the entire world, as we ar,
satisfied that their work cannot be ex
celled anywhere.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13
JOHN WANAMAKER.


We have received lot of New Style
Victor Cook in its new dress. IT is a
beauty and never fails to give satisfac-
ton. w e ofier them at the lowest cash
prices and the new Cuppilo 6 hole
range with dirt dumper and regulating
slide dampcr. This stove has also been
ncwlytlttGd up in the latest style, giving
II splendid appearance and places it in
front rank OF cook stoves in all that
constitutes Il flrst-class baker. Call and
example our stock at
THE PICKLES sTOVE& HEATER Co,
50j Shipley ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
s23-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

CHIEF OF POLICE SwIaGETT has re.
turned the amount OF money which he
received from the iced bills, and also
rendered his resignation 10 Mayor
Harrington, which, under the circum-
stances, was the only proper course
left for him to pursue. We have
thought, and still think, that Mr..
Swiggett did not suppose that he was
wronging the city at the time he &C
cepted this money from MIR. Pyle, but
ct the same time he knew that he was
receiving money each month for which
he had not rendered any service what.
ever. Therefore, when the first pay.
ment was made TO him 1t was his duty
to have examined the law and ascer
tanned whether the money belonged tC
him or to the city. But no mattel
what his fault may have been he ha,
now made all the PREPARATION In hi:
power, and we feel satisfied that this
will prove lesson which he will
never forget.
With the single exception OF thi:
feed bill Mr.. Swiggett has made &
very excellent chief, and We do no
know that his place could he filled by
any one who would do better Undel
these circumstances it will perhaps b,
well for Mayor Harrington to maxi
haste slowly in accepting his resigna
ton, and defer the further considera
tion OF 1t until the latter part OF June
1891. 1t takes man fully one yea
10 learn the duties of chief of police
and We believe that Mr. Swiggett ha
now learned them fully, Including
something other chiefs never learned.
the price the Council shall pay lo
leeding the prisoners. As We believ'
that a change in the head of the polio
department would seriously interfer
with It's efficiency We trust that hi
resignation will rot be accepted.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13
WE ARE ONLY TOO WILLING
That You Should Compare Our
FOOTWEAR and PRICES

With those of any other dealer and then decide
whether you can do any better elsewhere
We are willing because we know we have the clinch
on other buyers We sell less because buy for less
Remember our old established rule Of exchange. II
what you buy here does not suit M return, have
changed or get your money back.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13
GAS STOVES.

I)RlVATE ALE-TU CLOSE AN ES
tate, about 81 acres OF land, finely To-
Gated, n New Castle county, Delaware, At
railroad, At which % tral Q stop daily. il
miles from Philadelphia and from " lining
3n. Ihls land Will he sold In lots TO suit pu =
chAsers: CAN gu or address u EOhGE BR OM-
ALL Executor, Media, Delaware county, Pa.
ole-tu, thu, act
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13
wANAMAKEK's.

rnILADrLrnrA. wednesday, Nov. II 1850.
Three points OF unusual
interest on the second floor,
Market street side:
Collections Of PAiaad lbAia
fyodxsks in a special room.
Exhi5t Of PHILADELPHIA
made Ca1feks and Rags.
Display of Art Needle
~oyk and Decorative goods.
Reached by quick eleva-
tors or easy stairway.