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Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

Dir TALMAoE's famous BROOKLYN
tabernacle has again been DESTROYED
by fire, and is now a mass of ruins
The origin of the fire is a mystery. and
IL is generally supposed that the build.
Ing was struck by lightning, as there
was no fire in the church. DIR. Tai
mage took charge of this congregation
In 1869, when he was about 81 years
OF age. AT that time it was weak and
feeble, but through his efforts it soon
commenced TO grow and In a little
time it became necessary to erect a
much larger building, which was
called the Brooklyn Tabernacle. Not
long afterwards ii was burned down,
and the edifice that is now DESTROYED
was erected on the site. The trustees
have already decided to rebuild, and
DR.. Talmage has Issued an address TO
the public asking for 800, 600 to add
TO the insurance, for the purpose of
erecting a building such as will be
needed. That be will succeed In rais.
ing this. there is no doubt.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

IRALTIMoBE q OHIO p,,
ID Schedule IN er, IA LRoAhI
TRAINS LEAVE DEL sS. May L
EAST BoUsa pLrJ
sxxpress traIns
Ntw OH, week days,el,ro
an. az os - ". s5 v, % 100, fHuI
nsw iohE, Sundays - = ~
ixv5. ~. % %. - 81 y. m, 20 10
AKA 5ss ~ meek dnys.'?l9.n
eists ~, ~ e9 sOo, 40 81 lSIei
. ., q $ s. :s 81 ;. M NJ 'S'@ u
PnlLADELPniA,s sunday ,ato,,
soo. ~ ~ a. m. si9 Os, / 90 81, %ei
tSO5, bg5, 6i0, &C ~. s,N ,,@1 ~
GHksTkn. week days. IN p. IN.
ioa IS 90. % % sIO ,n 40, %, gOI
llo@ ~ u. 800, 40 sos ~ ~, a. ~
200. ~. ~ 81 y. IN. - tll
IN sanfsrkn, sundays. u. .7o1cm.,
~ =: M, rs0s lW. ~ yal,n@
-. oiv, 900, SIS, so. n nv
ATLANTIC Cry. n. j.. WreH ~
a.0g o. m. Loo, (l2.1s on S,,'-h'. ,liyA
~. 200. Dos b. IN. sunda, .ls oa
WEST BOUND.
al is,imonk AND WAsHisaroy 60.
AL, ~ u. m, as. $40. .st, 'N "a y
sanaay' 'a' ni- '2osn ~. da,'y
pit,sburg. .s.t5a mrn
da JiIHioA'o' $50 a. ~, $50 a. M d. a
Cincinnati and st. Lon,
ana - 10 p. M; both dnijv. 'IS
eiHGtHLI AUCoa
and II ION IA. daily. 0'' ~
bANDhAnthd AccuMMon.r,a.
DAYS Gi0,il i5a,hI.,a i3nni 4 ny VI
days, y ~ 1t. m, 2 * aud io :, ~ PM
INAlNs LtAyE MARKX1 Strr,[l
or ihii'.uclphia ana Vry IAN
orth suiis' 65O. q ~. $40. II .i gay
~ ~ . mp M sundays. G j. It, ~ ~ NJ; +,
For Baltimore. week d.,....
u 10 n. IA. w, . ~ u. m ~. ~
a. M; - ana % 30 ~ IN, 'un'Mys 4
FOR Landrnhery niId ,',,..,..
aays, 10, -. II 81 n, m !. 5s's 'ohSEe{
suhuilys p21 u. H.; 2%5, b9o-, u y
ttnci,iuati and -. Louis .iI,,,
daily except sun day. ' ~ y
Chlcago q 80 a. M. d,u. o....
day q y. NJ dnilr '' oA0'W u
Ptttsbufg, ss3O am. daily e,,....
my; bh y. m, daily '''ep'>
lave fulLAnEirHiA ron Witv,y,-,-
iiaiiy, ~ To- Sis. lng1. eli ill.,
noon; Or, loS0a.'iIs, 4ya',i,- t.grr
$40, 10 10, II 50 u. ~. ~ '9",7l
Daily oxcopt sunday. 5lOanl ~
ia 20 - " ana - v, N. S.uLay o,l
AfLkSTIc Cry, week a5,..
n. M, - - and 800 I'm.
SrNnAys. $50. s1VS a. m. ..g..u
Telephone No. Ia.
re-liatcs to western noln,ator..,
via any other line. '"9' VI
CO. sCULL, 1T onrtr
Gen'I Pass. Ant. I.rnl Nm,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

A SYNDICATE of British capitalists
has been trying to buy the extensive
mills OF John & James Dobson, at
Philadelphia. They offered large
price for the plant and wished 10 en-
gage the Messrs. Dobson 10 superin-
tend II, but the firm very properly
refused to sell. They contend that If
these capitalists can afford to pay the
price offered, and then pay them large
salaries to superintond the works, it
will pay them to retain them them
selves. If free trade is such blessing
10 manufacturers NJ its advocates claim
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

NOTICE., WILLIAM II. CAREY.
tile teuart of tic house situated al
NJ. 70 >. Justlson street, In the sri
ward Of the city of Wilmington
county OF New .stie quo s,ats
Of delaware, in comp lance With ths
'equirsmenu Of the acts VI tho General IA
iembly In such case made ami provided, do
1ertby give notice that | shall apply 10
writing to the Court Of usnsral Sessions OF
tho Pesoe and ,IRil Delivery OF tim
state Of Delaware in and for keS
JAstie County, on Monday, the IL b day o.
NOV. A. ID. 1859, being the next torn
d SAID court, for 8 license for said house M
m inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of IN
ioxieatlag liquors In less quantities thai
)pe quart, to be drunk on the preIniles, knh
ne following respectable citizens Of sRl,l
Nhri fecomnend the said application. via
5ouh ~ NeWell j " Lynch
Stl nutln James IL German
~ N ,tntla Charles liarper
mos 81 D4uiel Mater
,ipbemu.tN Y lsll Gotilirh krauiter
hpmh1 lluily tic1 n ilu ser
,n,,sJ tillsuihohs Patrick DillDn
" u blAhc VII! Lpwthus
pt IcS'y Geo x kiesrl
lanes atnes iithtu Frank Ma9uigaa
~ y ~ JOHN McAter
James A Dillon "''
lV-iOS WILL AM II. CAREY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
WANAMAKERS.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, cc,Yarr a, 1889.
Seal Skin Plush Garments
We are ready with them
Short Coats, Long Goats,
Modjeskas, Wraps; anything
that's in style. Proper
lengths and correct shapes.
And they are of genuine
MannsnglGm Lister Plush.
Plenty Of rubbishly stuff
masquerades under that
name in the papers.
We incident say a word
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

New YoRK, Oct. 13.-The famou.
Brooklyn Tabernacle, OF which Rev. 7.
Dewitt Talmage is pastor, was to-day,
for the second time In its history, totally
destroyed by fire. At 9 Is o'clock this
morning policeman discovered the fire,
and II was evident that the edifice was
doomed. 1t burned like a tlnder box,
and the tircmen, despalrlng OF saving It,
directed Their efforts to the al Dining
property. Many of the occupants of the
nelghbOFing dwellings were already
awake, and the police proceeded to arouse
those who were sleeping in the frame
structures adjoining the church.
NO ONE WAS INJURED.
The residents OF the neighhorhood,
awakened either by the roaring OF the
flames or by the pounding of tie police
upon their doors, became frightened and
rushed out bali dressed or ia their night
clothes, and the police had great diff
Guilty IN assuring them that they were in
no danger. Fortunately there was no
less OF life or limb. The police carried
out one old lady of so, aud placed her in
a bouse at sac distance.
While the iremen and police worked
to save adioluing property the doomed
church building was being rapidly con.
snned, and i'll an hours time only Iolter-
lrg wells remained. d.. Talmage was
on the scene soon alter the first alarm,
aud did not leave until he had seen the
edihoG whtch had been his pride laid IN
ashes. Then he returned sorrowfully
home. All day to-day crowds visited
the spot and gazed upon the ruins.
Nearly all the members OF the Tabernacle
congregation received their first intima.
finn a flfn fra
cent corners aud beiag confronted BY the
backeued walls and snioldering rains,
NJ church services were held to day. hut
a notice upon tres anbounc, d sundtv
school in the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association where about six
hundred teachers ard scholars assem-
Died In tile afternoon. Superintendent
Ee.s told them that the present was no
tune to cry o. mOAn. A calamity had
belslien the church, aud II was the duty
OF all to work together Until new home
was built.
NOBODY KNOWS now IT HAPPENED.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The
sexton denies the rumor that fire, hal
bean lighted yesterday in the furnaces.
aud thus exploIes the aefectiye-flus
theory. Edison's men we're In the build.
lng until .. 30 p. u. yesterday arranging
new electric plant, aud It is thought
that during the thander-shower which
prevailed during the night lightning had
been carried into the building by the
wires they Introduced and which ran
around the gallery about on a level with
where the flames were first seen.
The loss on the church building. In.
Guiding the organ, which was one Of The
hnest In the country, is $500 II ia
SAID to be covered by insurance in uum.
Der OF companies.
THE BURNED BUILDING.
The building was OF fourteenth GEN.
fury Gothic architecture, aud was dedi
Gated on February %, 1874. II was Of
brick, with stone trimmings, with trent.
age OF $50 feet AMI depth Of ll3 feet. 70
which had recently been added an exten.
sion Gu feet vide aud IL deep. Tue seat
Ing capacity was q 800, and It was always
iully taxed at the Sunday services. The
previous structure, which was built OF
-
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

'DEMocRATIc GLASSES" seems to
think that the grand pow WOW re
Gently held in this city has assured
the unity of the Democratic narty.
and that hereafter everything will be
lovely and serene between the war.
ring factions. 1t will, however, re.
quire more than one conference and
considerable missionary work before
the factions ara united, and IL is y
question If they will ever be. The
Bourbons never forgive or forget and
consequently il is not likely that the
one faction will ever affiliate with the
other. There are Democrats in Kent
and Sussex who would much rather
see the Republicans carry both those
counties than Tor one OF these factions
to be successful. Ex Secretary Bayard
can exert his eloquence, and ex.
Congressman Lore his persuasive
powers, but ii will all prove of no
avail, as the Democratic party is a
house divided against itself and con-
sequently cannot stand. It's doom is
sealed, and il the Republicans will
only do their duty they can carry this
State from the hills Of Brandywine TO
the sands Of Sussex.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

NOTICE II, JOHN GAM, TIE
~ tsnantof the house sltuatei AT No.
sOl hihE street, In the Forth ward OF Inc
euy " Wilmlnstin, cyuhsy Of NOW UAstie
and state OF Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements Of the acts ofthe Usper.l
Assembly IN such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that 1 shall hppiy il
writing TO the Jour. Of q ensrsl Sessions Of
the Pesce aad Jail Delivery ofthc stats Of
delaware, In and for New CASTLE ounty on
monday the Ism day OF Nov. A. u. lSsg be.
lng the next torn Of saia SQUIRT, for Z .canss
lor said house as an inn or tavern, for HE
a. therein Of intoxio ltins liquors ia less
quantities than one quart, to no drunx or
lla premises, nad the iol owing resDfctnbls
citizens of said ward recon- menn tha e. "a
application. Yiz.
i Letter Elmer pAriel r. worren
nen. w. slngley JoseIlt Row
Charles letter Jos, Mplfherhy
James A. nagee Cha is,msbrrxer sr
y Geo Staib Robb
E.td U NJ mmele Murray Hartman
Charles FchreuDach . Elwnoj sin ylev
= n sinsiiH Ffancos G Jarquett
thar Mamnelc j IL Srnafer
Jas BARTON fllnet r Banks
Jahes , Heal Grn bgle
James hitchen James a stafford
Matthew baxter Emil lIgrtGi NJ ID
10 1i-3t Holm GAM
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
DuBLlC SALE.

pubIlC SALE.
The sub,crib r will sell at public saie nm Tho
McGarvey Farm, on the Faux road, y mile
from Grubo's Corner, Brandy wine IA uudrsd.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, 1859,
at O'Clock, sharp,
SRood young. sound mares, 1, and wears
drivers amt workers. ~ hV'u
z head OF milk cows, 2 with calves by III cir
slIs, lhe oiher springing; all young cows.
wagons, drlll, Diows, lArrows, corn worker
noes, shoyels etc. single and double harness
lAll-top buggy; also Will sell 10 acres of corn
ny The shock, tons Of hay, stack straw, and
many other articles not here mentioned
All sums OF Va and less cash, on all sums
over llial amount ere 1t OF N Dnths will be
tlNtn by Tie purchaser giving b.nkaole
note Win an endorger. Nv
"a ..,, e EERT McGABVE>,
L. W. sIldhsm Son. arctioncsrs.
% u, II, l5-5t
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

The subscriber, having
bought out the stock, fix.
lures etc, of the late firm
OF Smyth & Fell, will con.
tinue the jewelry business
in all its branches at the old
stand, No. 81 Market ct.
He invites all persons de.
string first class Goods to
call and examine his stock,
ID. p. SIN YTH.
Wilmington, Del.
o.1O-otl
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
PuBLIo SALES
DUBLlC SALE.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1854

| WIN be sold At public sale At the residence
| o. henry Mhite on the Lancaster Pike. one
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, isss
at O'Clock p. IN.
NO. l. sorrel horse, nine yeare old. rood
nfivsr anu No. saddle horse. No. q
pissA Nepoieon mar, years old. sound,
nnd ana perfectly sac for lady 70 drive.
~ years 90, We Che Zoo ms, will work any
snd would make good family mare. No. q.
Bay mare, years old, weighs cribs and
would make good horse for general pur-
posss. No. J. Gray colt, ye rs old, weighs
y0 lbs, and he's good action. No. g. Gray
mare syssrs old, eishs REQ ms and Is veIy
Weighs s,sbs, splendid action and 1 natural
weighs i0bJ fos, sound, and IL very short ana
mick set Q. II. Bay mare. years old,
Neishs lilo ibs, tound aud will make a good
worh Or driving horse. Nos. Y aud ~. Pair
lbA, closely mated, good drivers and work
sfs. NOS. u aud 10. Pair OF blact mares.
and yeats old, weigh 1860 MS SQUAD, and
VIII make elel ant drIytrs. No. To- Raw
mar, years old, weighs go tbs, sound and
promises 70 he something fast. No, IL sor-
nVInhe. il{cars old, weighs 1000 TBS, sound and
One good fresh Alderney and II olstein cow.
tet OF carriage harness mads to order -Four
new road carts, riding saddle aud other ART.
icdes too numerous 10 mention.
Terms made known AT sale.
-stidlam 4 sou, Aucts. io-ii-st
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

Il Is. II certainly seems strange that
these men should come to this country,
where the manufacturers are protected.
to invest their money.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14


No break in the line OF
finest Black Six Warp
Henriettas, 75c to IS.
Northwest of centre.
Eight cent Cambria goes
to Sir cents to-day. Best
goods of the kind and In all
the prevailing dress stuff
shades.
Bear In mind this is an
all around Clothing store;
made to order and ready
made; man or boy.
Thirteenth aud Market streets.
Of course you're thinking
of the new Carpet. The
season Is at its height
stocks at their fullest. By
all odds the largest and most
complete assortment in town
is under our roof. We hear
it all around.
Scotch Administers, 81 to 81. so,
English Wiltons, s.. SO.
Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford Wiltons
In all the new colorings.
BlRelow Administers, a new fabric. s..
as all the pleasing effect of impor.
ted Administer.
Moqnettes include the "New Gobelin
Carpets"
Brussels
Tapestries in full lines
| Art Squares, grades Engllsh.2 grades
American 85c to Sl.75 the square ward.
oll Cloths, Linoleum, Corticine in
every variety of pattern and price.
We make no difference
in the price of designs we
control; exclusive things 90
at the same rate as open
patCernS OF same grade.
Odds and ends and side
tracked patterns bargain
Department that used to
be in the Basement) are on
the same floor with regular
Carpet stock. 3oxoo Inch
Smyrna Rugs at s. so, from
S3.9o--a fair sample of the
bargains.
Second floor, Market street side, -Four
elevators,
Wall papers. The new
department has set the town
talking-..and buying. The
variety, the prices. n O t
what you were used to.
Better news still for you.
Ws'0e aadsd lie entire stoek
Of tie john Strakan Decoya
the art Co., IIa4 Areh
street. A stock that was
put in last May. No rub
bish or out-of date etyles.
Many papers that we're
IS, 20 and csc, nozO 10 cents;
many that were $3.50 to
$3.50, nOw $3.50. Other
prices accordingly.
Have you any doubt
where the Wall paper bust.
ness is being done?
Between Upholstery and Carpets, 18Th
street side, second floor.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

Time table In eject, June 25d i,U, TniI|
lenve WnlninEt ton lfrench sueeD n ioisnl|
l2r headlnH, birdsboro. JoAnni, sprlf|
neid. WaJneepprg junction, Manor eo.Irllil
i;n,Inaaus. allentown, Lebanon, Wtnsia
kfadinE =; r., 100 q. m, Z. 10 and 1 3 p.n
Yer Springfield, WaynelburH JaBeu',a,.
So o1s sn4 mme.ssylie LenaPs C IN
heoa. M, 2. 70, 40 and s. 20 y. n. ,.,, =,
Yer gainesville and intermediate polan
Iva. M., 20, I. 20 and 8. 10 p. m. IA y,,i
A Eoa mest Chester. 100 Q. M, a." "S"'
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
nor New Bridge and interneliAls p9ta
Az ?. m. and on Saturday onlJ.s D." Na'
~; i6p, m. -....,,,,,
On sunday for Reading and internedl,aa,,
points, at 8. 90 a. m. aud 20 y. M, ani Y,
springfield ana tntsrmediate points Wv
L. O. McCAU5I.AND. Bows KS Bhl y;
nupsrirtendsnk Gen Pass, Az
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

NOTICE. The co-part-
nership heres ofore existing
between the subscribers. un.
der the firm name Of Smyth
& Fell, in the jewelry bust
ness, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts
due the late firm will be
paid to orr successor, David
7. Smyth, at the old stand,
No. 81 Market street, VII
rningion, Del, Oct. 8, 1889.
joan A. SMYrH,
CHARLES A. F1EL
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
Nr~ THE LARG EST SALE cAEk
0A or eeNzz14yk
THE SEASON.
DEVON LIVERY STABLE STOCK,

DEVON LIVERY STABLE STOCK,
VIII be sold At public sale at the Devon Inn
Livery stables. on the iuAin line of the Penn
Philtdelphla. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER nth, 1880,
the entire stock OF the Devon Inn Livery
Stables, consisting OF
% HEAD OE CARRIAGE HORSES (Cat.
aiogucs on upplication).
y carriages, bnggies, phaetona etc. 20 sats
% dontle and single harness. large four lin
hshd wagon, capacity ofcRrrying q pcrtons
10 - blankets, whips, etc and Mi Inc stOrt
OF, hrst-class livery stable.
me stock has been In ure only FIVE months
positively.
lO'7-ls FRANCIS II, GuEFH
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

For Philadelphia .expressl, g.13,2 4 "A
7,Ol p 20, ll.al A. NJ 2.s7, 5.zi, 5.1{ Jflil
Accommodation, s.l5A, NJ, Ig.1o, f2S Ia
5. "a. ~, 10 90 aud 10 81 ".
Fur hester texDrCssl, IgO, 30, i,i A. VI,
5..i, Cd, and io.uOP. VI,
Accom- OdaiiOp, SD A. VI Nd1 l,2i Ia
b,ss 1,su and 10. Is 4. ~.
for New York texp.es3l, 2.al, e III
7.n SID. ISL A, NJ, ~ ID, ~, 53t n
7. o. aud N. N a. 81
For West Chester, via Lamokin, SEA. I'd
and 5IP. NJ.
For Cape Charles Old Poiat COMFORT Al
Norioik, ,2.ON nlsht.
FOR New Castle. KirkwoOi, Nile'sul
clayton, Dover, feltOr, Harrington Hf.iEl
vile, Seaiord, Laurel, and leIa-r "a
Baltimore and Washington, 4.F.sb, nd
a. M, " Cd, l. "a, 70. aa a, ~, 7.fu T. NJ al
Y q Night. Baltimore i. o f. 81, and 4 |.
night,
Leave philadelphia Broad Stre l. ior Wal
mington teNprt ssl, 3. 30. 10, D. II fIi.AMi
4. NJ.
Accommodation, 5 IS, 10 % a. NIL sd
6 10, s 81 10 W. and II 81 D. ~.
For further Information, pas IN RS ~
referred ~ tie ticket ONCE At the slaAm.
Trainl marked thus y are limited tIpreA
upon which.eatrA lars 10 charged.
CHAS. ". PUGH, j. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Passcng AstL
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
pUBLlC SALE OF HORSES.

Edgemont ayrnue 49, va
In the city OF Chester.
Ihl bhDA OCT. II, 1882
I ~ clock T.. M,
t"enll htAd u hofaes lrlm OHIO, consIstiuQ
o. urlVefA ssdd.ers heavy wurhtrs aud general
One cheap mule,
Two and four months credit.
.r.,,..,.,.. RuBERTs 4 HANHUM
ie .,ipI,'o 70. lh. i0-ll-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

Reducded just half. What were
SI.oo are now soc.
SI.25 are now ooc.
$3.50 are now 75c.
You never saw such value.
Now is the time you are buy
ing warm Underwear. We offer
you az different qualities to Sc.
lect from at prices you will not
question.
Vests and Pants for the little
ones or young ladies and boys.
Vests and Pants for the ladies'.
Shirts and Drawers for gen.
tlcmen, 25c to $3.50 each.
Wool Hoods for school. Cash.
mere or Plush Hood, for the
dear little ones.
Demorest Patterns, Port.
folios, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
Philadelphia. Wilmington a,
baltimore Railroad.

80. wilmington ns fnito-
thiIedeiphia lcNpi,s,. IAN 4u
y, o&i 70, 80, 1879. 3e.1 u
a. ~. 'la %, i2SU. ~, ~ III
Y, aud ~ pp. IN, ~ 9Sh & "
Accommodation, 63t7G sa "A
o. H. lads, 2SS ago, u, -, i1G n,
for Chester (exprc..L es 7n "a al
~, II ", Ia 81 a. IN, y %. 3 "a ~. i,t ~
Accomin odatlon. 9 20. GA7osm ,,n.
H., ~ IS - 80. 20, T. aril' IL
New York, Z CO. > 81, lst gU AZ '.
10 "a. 10 81, II 81 a., ~ a. I... u II,
2 b, 62,, a. . D., ~. T, NJ lri a. 4
For Vest thcslrf, Va I.iu,lGn "
70 q. m. > ~ snd I 10 u. M va
FOR Newark tCcnirrl and lDtefn.iil,,, ~
lions, fOa. III, I. Is anlh2lpm,
baltimore aud intermediate Fl,glsrt 1I
q. m, COP M, aud T. 70 ulrlt.
Baltimore aud Hay Line, > llp.m.
Hhitllntre anu NHsliu.tpl, T.. sUl 5ttl
70 V, aud o. a. M. i1t6. ~ Il II
= n, 10. ~ -. q ~. J M. H.. aaU ~ 7slsht
rains Tor Delaware Dlyisl.n ltsrs fig.
New Castle, Z M, 8 20 a. IN. 1.gA IA
q, p, m, and Y n5 night
georgetown 10 n. ~ 81 o. H.
Express for Seafotd, s 61p b.
Harrington, Dalinsr, aud yhy tt,ilouL
" q. M, " b5 n. m.
accommodation for lIArrlu gi6H s5pm.
EHpress ior Dover. HArrIanya, aal vi.
franklin City, 91A. IN.
h1press for tspe Charles, GA ndal Con.
fort, and Norfolk, II Oj Ent.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14
wANAMAKER,s
of these things more than to
ask you to look at them.

| WV ~ w ANV4 ot tAOkus
Here's rich Seal Plush Jacket. lined
with satin, chamois pockets, at IS. so.
another Tor $40, another for $40, and
so on up to SIS.
Dressy Seal Plush Coats quilted satin
Innings, 2-ineh plush faciugs, cham
OILS or moleskin pockets, $3.50.
Goats for SIS
Goats for t18
Coats sor go
and so ON up to $50.
Handsome Seal Plush Modjesks, lined
| with satin or satin meryellleux, reA
fur trimming, $1i to $50.
French Wraps Of Seal Plush, satin
lined, real iur trimming, $40 to $50.
Special styles for old ladies and extra
large people, SIS to $50.
There's a Chestnu. street
window full OF choosines
from these Pushes, each
with a price card attached.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. -Four
elevators.
We've struck q combina-
ton note in Dress Goods
that you will never tire Of
high quality and low price.
In the richest novelties as
well as In the commoner
stuffs.
The few things we point
at from day to day stand for
all.
Here's a Diagonal Crepe
the crepiness In the weave
--ail-wool, good weight, and
yard wide, 37Ic, twelve
shades.
Halt a dozea more lust
as interesting for you:
Ombre stripes on serge ground, cover
ed with brocade vines, G5c; hiteen
colors.
Foule Serge, graduated Jasper border,
75c; fourteen colurs.
50-lnoh Ladies' Cloth, G0c.
Border Of ribbon velvet bands on fine
serge, As inches, $50; plain to
match, sl.R5--sl9 for rich and sty-
lish dress.
Maybe fifty styles of Atwood Plails
at 75c; 40 inches.
Clothy Serge Melange, deep border of
fern leaves, 40 inches, 10 shadee,
$3.50.
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Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

Leave fhiladeipbia, Broad Street if VII.
mington texpress) s5t. 7a, IN, -, SA
TX ~ W. ss E s s. r. -. Sd Il
so. II 20. II -, II iJp. m.
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Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

WIN be sold At public sale At the residence
o. Henry Mhite on the Lancaster Pike. one
mile from Wilmington, on
Daily Republican., 1889-10-14

Leave wilmington s.sS. o., AGO p q
io.lA 7.3o u. M; arrive PennsgToye ~ 80. a.,
ass D. M, 1870, SO, q. IN. leage ia y N
Rreve $50, $40. a. M, 10, s. ~ 'i'9 stpa1
$50 D. m. Arrive Atlantic CITY 1910 An
leave Atlantic CITY 8. 10 y. -, avn
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