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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13
NOTICE TO TRAVERSE JURORS

OF the City Court of Savannah November
Term, 1890:
The Traverse Jurors who were dismissed on
the 5th instant until 10 o'clock A. NJ on the 18th
instant TODAY need not appear until notified
by advertisement in the Morning News.
By order of His Honor the Judge.
PHILIP NJ RUSSELL,
Clerk G. c. S.
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NOTICE.

Neither the Master nor the owners of the
British bark JAMES G. Balm will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew. c. E. McNUTT,
Master
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A Jackgonvllle GROCER Daad

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov III. C.
Small, we'll known grocery merchant.
died to>day, at the age of 81 years, of in
hanatlon Of the bowels.
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..ACCoUNT COOKS RrRNEn.
METHoDIsM's MISSIONS.
A Meeting ofthe General Committee of
the Church.

II H1OoUIIIB OI JUG O5IlerHI COu1uIJt66 OF
the Church
BosToN, Nov. 12-The seventy-second
annual meeting of the general missionary
committee Of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church was convened
in the Broomfield Street church 10 this city
to-day. This is the first time Boston has
been selected for the meeting. Until 1888
the meetings were held in New York city.
A summary of the report of the secretary
of the missionary committee shows that of
$1,026, 800 received for missions during the
year, $3.50, no was expended in the United
States
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Alabama,a Sreaker

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. u. Tho
House democratic caucus last night nom
mated for speaker, n. N. Clements. The
caucus on federal senator will be held next
week
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tonight the Bazaar of Republican Blues will
close. All articles unsoid and articles on which
no money has been received will be sold at
auction. The public is cordially invited to at
tend. LIEUT.. ]. J. GAUDRY,
Nov II. 1S9O Chairman BaZar Committee
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Neither the master nor consignees of the
British steamship POCAHONTAS, John James
master will be responsible for any debts con
tracted by crew Of said vessel
A. MINIS SONS,
Consi1nees
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WING CEIN LEE

Importer and Commission Merchant of Chi
nese and japanese Goods. Fans, Curios, Lac
quers and Porcelains, will open on SATURDAY,
Nov. Is at ~ Broughton street. Savannah,
Ga, with stock of the above goods, together
with Embroidered Silk Shawls. silk Handker-
chiefs Chinaware, Pongee Silks. Canton Grape,
Fire Crackers. Preserved Ginger,
Saigon Cassia Teas etc,
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Col. Gordon IN the senate.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 12.-Col. W. W.
Pordon of Chatham was to-day rendered
the couree5ies Of the Senate floor.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the British steamship
CLINTONIA, Bulman master, must be pre-
sented at our Office by or before 70 o'clock
NJ, THIS DAY, Nov. 10, or payment thereof
will be debarred. A. MINIS SONS,
CopSinpaaS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after FEB. l, 1890, the basis Of meas
eTement Of al advertising IN the MORNING
NEWS Uiu be agate, or at tbs rate of 81 10 an
inch for the first Insertion
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THE sOUTHOVER LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY,

The fifth f5th) monthly instalment upon the
capital took of this company is now due and
payable at the office of c. P. MILLER,
Treasurer,
1871 Congress street
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$4,000 TO LEND.

l beg leave to announce to my patrons and
friends that l have at my disposal SIS. 600,
which will lend on Savannah and Chatham
County Real Estate, at from to per cent,
according to length of loan. Please call on or
address, G. B. wHATLEY.
\. E. Cor. Bull and Bryan Streets.
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AN INSURANCE swINDLE.
A Bad State of Affairs Shown Up in
the Chicago FaiIure

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-Attorney General
Hunt filed bill in the circuit court this
morning to wind up the affairs of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of Chi
cago, and to set aside the deed of assign
ment executed Oct. % by the company TO
Georg Hyslap. on the ground of fraud.
L he STATE auditor caused an examination of
the company's affairs, TO be made a month
ago, and the fact was disclosed that its
liabilities amounted to $l47, 305 aud that the
assets were much less.
ACCOUNT BOOKS BURNED.
The attorney general now charges that
the account books of the company prior to
July l, 1897. we're burned with fraudulent
intent, and that during the last three years
the company has been issuing policies for a.
special cash premium paid without taking
deposit note or any contingent liabilities
on the part of the insured. The
premiums on such outstanding
policies amounted to SS6,S54. 1t is charged
that the officers and directors have wrong
fully paid to themselves at least S64. 900
The assignment is said to be collusive and
made to defraud the creditors, and the
court is asked to remove Hyslap and APP
point receiver. The court is also asked to
dissolve and forfeit the charter of the COM
pany and to restrain any disposition of the
assets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13

4 "Dalr' in GiIesd" for yon by taking SIM
mons Liver Regulator for your diseased liver.
- II
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Parties soliciting votes on the Marine Glasses
for most popular steamship captain must re-
turn books containing votes by Saturday 18th
inst, to Mrs. Marmelstein, rs Liberty street,
LIEUT.. J. J. GAUDRY,
Chairman Bazaar Committee
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against harbor-
ing or trusting any of the crew of the Portu
guese steamship OLINDA, as neither the
captain I or consignees will be responsible for
any debts contracted by them.
STRAUSS & CO.,
Consignees
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CLASS IN PHYSICAL CULTURE

Will open THURSDAY, NOV. 10, $3.50 p. NJ. at
the CATHOLIC LIBRARY HALL. New
methods OF the work to be introduced. Send
for circular to MISS l. F. WEEKS. sJ15 South
Broad street
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hEFTIEGS

ZERUBBABEL LODGE NO. rs, r. 4 A. VI.
A regular communication Of this a
lodge viii Be held THIS Thursday}~ES<
EVENING at so'cIock- w
The ". NJ Degree viii be conferred.
Members Of sister lodges and transient hreth-
rem are fraternally invited TO meet with US
By order Of W. A. WALKER. W. n
JOIN RILEY. Secretary.
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INDEPENDEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

A meeting OF the congregation of the indie
pendent Presbyterian Church is requested THIS
AFTERNOON at the Lutheran Church inme-
oiately after prayer meeting services, to con-
sIder plans for the erection of the pulpit.
MALCOLM MAGICIAN
Chairman Building Committee
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CTEAMER PREMIER WILL NOT BE RE-
y sponsible for any debts contracted by any
of the officers or crew without written order
from the undersigned. ]. A. 0Brien, master.
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PERSONAL.

M AL THOAPsoN-PLEASE ,ALL ON or
4sl address Lewis 4 Deeolt sttorueys .Is
second street. Seattle. WASH. OH important busi
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THAR DREsSINa--LA BILLS 49,
Ill ladies' aud children's hair 49, Z
manicure parlors. hair cut, dysu: ~ ~
pooed and dressed in the H. 49, ~
styles. Rooms and 4, Atkins oiosss f
bia street
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FINANcTAE


MONEY TO LOAN BY PRIVATE PARTY
lu on horses, carriages, household furniture;
not to be removed; low interest Address T.,
POst-Inteiligencer
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NOTICE TO C0NTRAcT oRS-sEALRD PRO-
~ posals will be received BY the Beard of
Comm ssloners of King county, Washington az
Inc once OF the County Auditor IN Seattle
Wasuins ton, on or before Monday, September
10, 1oso. at II O'Clock a. m. for furnishing and
setung up all nee ssary vault furniturs Tor the
new King county courthouse, now in the course
OF erection at Seattle, Wash. Plans aud dinlen-
sions OF vaults may be had by applying 10 w a
hiichie, archis eci, rooms IS, 50 and 60. Union
DOCK, Seattle, Wash. Each proposal must be
accompanied By plans and details and SAMPLES
oI material showing the construction Of furni-
lure, also by certified cheek ON SOM. local
bank In the sum OF one thousand dollsrs Isl. CO0l
mace payable TO the order of The Treasurer OF
Ming county, Washington" as q guarantee thai
IN case OF the contract being awarded 70 him.
the SAID contractor shall enter into a formal
contract as prepared by the architect, aud fur
nish good and sufficient bonds as required by
iew Tor the faithful execution and Completion
o. the contract, in failure OF which The said
cneck snail be f0rfei ed TO King county wit hout
recourse as and for iquidated DAMAGES for SUCH
Iaiiure ON IN part of the bidder NJ proposal
VIII o. nsi lerei unless accompanied by said
certhed check The Board OF Commissioners
Z serve the RI hit 70 reject any or q OF the bids
Dated this 18th day OF August. 1890
". X. FORREST,
county Auditor and ex-otfieio Clerx OF tho
board Of County C0fnmissoners OF Kipc
county. WASHINGTON.
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ocUzIsrs AND Aunrs1s

DR.. KIBBE-oCULIST AND AryRIm -
~ pnysicIsn for diseases OF he tA7111 -
moved TO Halter block, corner Coin~S5 ~
Second streets, rooms 4 and s - ~
GEO. A REICH. N. D.. OCUI1sF IiIs
~ ana physician for diseases e ~
ONCE, room "a, Boston block s'79
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+ HAVE LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY
i to loan for short time on good real estate ID.
+. McConnaughey, loom 5, Llewellyn-D Dodge
building.
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A NY DENTIST TRAVELLING AR0u15 =
IA city or suburban towns clsirnius = 49,
nected with my Office is fraud: nv .s{'z|
method Of filing and extracting teeth q 7s
TO nyscl fonsy: nv prices are the sans 8 s5<I
tofore Eastern,: lady operator in i1s,s5-'|
call or write forreferencea Dr.. q q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CPIRlTUALIsN-- MRS. Re 7 y. 49, 'ss,lr5
- and lusiaess mediums 50
pnrlors ~ snd II. sltfings Jay. ------.-.s.111
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SPECIAL NOTICE
y sponsible for any debts contracted by any
of the officers or crew without a written order
from the undersigned. ]. A. O. Brien, master.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS-PLANs FOR COT
IN tsges. SIS; two-story residences, SO: build
ings erected on installment plan by j. Friedlan-
der, architect and builder, 37 Columbia
CCHooL NoTICE-BIDsw WILL BE RECEIVED
trict 30 !. until Monday. septs mber I5' atTn
m, for draying Tor this district during ensuing
year. Separate bids received: first. drsyage per
ton for all buildings in district; second, draying
per ton for each building in district By order
OF board of education, NJ. A. Hawthorne, secre-
tary.
THE PUBLIC LANDS OF THE UNITED
Il States are being rapidly taken by the vast
Immigration now pouring into Washington; de-
Wheeler d Wells. of No. 8 Roxwell block, have
q few good homesreads and Prescriptions in a
very desirable locality. where the settler can OBJ
tain remuneratiye employment while building
up home. Cali early
NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIC NO.
IN tee is hereby given that /. John II. Nc
Graw, assignee in q certain proceeding in insol-
vency, now pending il the superior court of
King county. Washington, entitled J. NJ. Mich
oils d Co. VS.. Their Creditors, in pursuance of an
order in this behalf heretofore made by said
court. will sell and cause TO be sold at public
auGtlon, Tor cash, at the premises formerly oc-
cupied by said J. NJ. Nichols on Colum bia
street, between Second and Third streets in the
city Of Seattle, in sad King county, on Friday
the Sta day of September, 1880, at II O'Clock q
m, and between that hour ana IL O'Clock noon
OF that day. and berweea the hours of O'Clock
p. m. and O'CLOCK p. m. of that day. and con-
tinuing every day thereafter at like hours, ex-
Guiding Sundays. until the sale is completed
ali the stock Of goods, wares and merchandise,
and the fixtures, OF which I am now in posses
sion as such assignee, towit: Hardware piping
al no M, Doid
book accounts, chooses in action and evidences
OF Indebtedness in my possession ss such as
signee. JOHN II. McGRAW, Assignee
signee.
Dated at Seattle, King county. Wash. this 18th
day OF August 1890
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

ITO CONTRACToRs-SEALE PROPOSALS
Il VIII be received by the undersigned until 5
O'Clock of September 4. $780, for the erection ana
comp elton OF two-story frame residence for j.
L. Henderson. of Olympia, Wash, in accol dance
with plans and speciiicsti ms now on file at the
otfice OF Hartsuck & White, Olympia, Wash
Inc right to reject any aud all bids
Olympia, Wash.
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6I7 Third Street

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost
Found, For ssle. Fer Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of cents Q
word for the 6rst insertion: cent o word for
each subsequent insertion Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements viii be received at branch
ofnces of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tacoms. ..................o II. Culver, agent
Port Townsend. Handley 4 Kelley
EOTICE-The business Office Of the PosT-IN-
IELLIGENcER Is open until IL .. m. Classified
advertisem ents will be received up to this hour
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
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WOOLEY & CO.. OF THE TOWN OF
w "ooley, skaglt county, Wash, have been
awarded the entire contract Tor sawed and
hewn Ties Tor the seattie & Montana railway
ana are ready to receive bids and let contracts
IN ots from ooe TO 5000 along the line of Seattle
4 Montana from wooliey to Seattle, or along me
line OF the Seattle & Northern from Woody to
hamilton. or on the Fa;rhaven & Southern
RIDS WANTED-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ ny the coard OF trustees or the Western
washington Hospital for the Insane. at FORT
etsilaeoora, ON or before September l. 1890. Tor a
water supply ana fire service for said ASYLUM.
fians and specifications may be seen at the
asylum. The board reserve the Tigns to reject
any and all propos Is. Each bid must be ac-
companied by y 5000 cert II d cneck.
GEO. ID. SHANNON
w. ]. FIFE,
Fort Steilacoom, August 49, 1890
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WANTED-ROARD.
UTANTED--ROOM AND BOARD BY TWO
w young men, private family preferred; near
town. Address H. H., PostInteiligencer
VHANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, SUIT OF
w rooms and board in . private family with
use Of bath. Address Board, p. O. box 500.
Wy AND ROOM CONvEN.
w lent to Central school for two teachers;
also for two, convenient to Denny school Ad-
dress Teachers, Be levue hotel.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

THERE Is one Democratic candidate
lees this morning for the nomination
tor sheriff than there was yesterday
morning. Mr.. Owen j. Hession. aftei
Weighing bis chances and considering
the manner in which his candidacy
was viewed. has retired from the field.
The generally accepted explanation OF
Mr.. Hession's candidacy was that he
was brought out for the purpose OF
dividing Peter ]. Ford's vote and
thereby defeating that genileman's 3
chances for the nomination, but this
MIR. Hession in his letter of withdrawal
denies. He says he was not brought
out by any man or faction, but by a
number OF large taxpayers who wanted
TO honor him with their votes. He has
simply withdrawn owing to the re.
ports his candidacy has set afloat and
because he was too late In commencing
canvass. lie, however, assures his
friends that he will be in the field as a
candidate in 1892. when they will have
a chance to honor him. The with.
drawal oil Mr.. Hess!on leaves the con.
test now virtually between MIR. Ford
and MIR. Lynch. All votes thrown for
other candidates will be merely COM
plimentary.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
WANAM AK Efs'S
rnILApnLpnIA, ThnradnY. Mny s, lS

PriLApELPhtA, Thursday. May s,ls90.
In the matter OF Mems
Shirts to measure we mean
to stand in Philadelphia as
Charyet, Pimbert, and Dou-
Get stand in Paris, and as
Beale & Inman, and Brown.
ing. of Bond street, stand
in London. We have had
this thought in mind for
years. Now the realization
has come. II any Shirt
cutter In town knows the
necessities and nicitles Of
the business, Mr.. Charles
I. Fem Is the man. He
has had twenty-five year.
experience right here Ii
Philadelphia. The work HI
does is as certain to be flgh
as a gold piece is when
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Tho NcCoinb Cnne Kesntncd

The McCoinb divorce case was re-
sumed yesterday. A number of wit
nesses were on the stand for the appli-
cant, James =. McComb, two OF them,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard saxby, OF Michi.
gnn, o., having been brought here by
McGotnb. They had rooms IN Mrs. Me-
Combs house OH Au ust 23 last, when
tho husbands barn at Claymont was
burned, and testified that they thought
the respondent was lot at home Gu that
night
William Blest, one OF the applicants
lieutenants. swore that Mccomb was at
bis Claynont home on Easter Sunday
night last, the time he is charged as hav-
Ing had female up the Brandywine. y
aicComb YVES seen "up the Brandy wine''
with "A female h7 two men, aud they
have so testified Tor the respondent.
Otlar witnesses endeRvored to proyf
| that Maggie Hamilton, one OF tie tel
women named by Mrs. MeCoiRb 10 hei
bill OF intilellty against her husband, /.
Of good character. The session was De
eiledly turbulent. The case will po.i
lively end this week.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Tnr Young Mems Democratic Cl,

THE Young Mems Democratic Club
Committee. appointed to 90 out among
the farmers and convert them from
their Republican ways, and to bring
them into the told of the Democratic
party, will now commence their work.
The committee is composed OF one of
the firm Of the Harlan & Holings-
worth Company, clerk in the city
treasurer's office, gentleman wnose
name is not In the city directory. a
lawyer and q reporter on the Every
evening etaff. These gentlemen, Of
course, know all about raising hocts,
'taters, turnips and mats. and cannot
iail TO impress the farmers with their
most profound dignity.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

1
THE LEVY CoURT investigations In
Sussex County have struck Demo.
cratic mismauagement in a tender
point. II has been the boast Of the
Democrats that the bogus order sys-
tem commenced and ended with poor
lTWheailey, the deputy clerk OF the
peace. under Clerk Tunnel. The
Democrats boasted elso that the Re-
publlcans were afraid to 90 ahead with
the investigation, fearful that they
might strike snag that would prove a
boomerang. To listen TO Democratic
papers the Republicans we're on trial
and Democrats were AZ innocent ~
lambs. Levy Courtman Burton
Mitchell, a'holding over Democratic
member. was especially aggressive in
daring the Republicans 10 proceed.
The latter, however, bided their time,
and when they were ready they pro.
ceeded. The result IL that they have
discovered that bogus orders were
used away back a. far as 1871, long
before Wheatley came into notice as
manipulation.
1t was revealed also that the habit Of
issuing ard using bogus orders was
well-known amongat county officials.
and one at least was destroyed under
threat Of exposure. Not only that,
but 1t has been disclosed that Levy
CourtInan Mitchell himself has been q
violator OF law by furnishing timber
for tho county In the face OF the law
that prohibits Levy Courtmen from
engaging directly or indirectly in con.
tracts for the county. The orders for
such contracts were made payable to
the men who cut,the timber, and those
men came forward as Witnesses and
swore that they never endorsed the or
dcrs. Who did endorse themY II has
been evident that although Wheatley
may have carried on the bogus order
business too greater extent than any
one else, yet 1t was carried on all the
same while Wheatley was an innocent
school boy,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

RAN FOR the Wilmington bsso ball
ciubl II has won another rame and
this time from ,heexeeptienally strong
Baltimore team on the giounds Of the
latter. There is some sticking and
staying qualities in the home team,
and after all the saying that he who
laughs last laughs lleaTtcst may be
verified. The clubs had better keep
their eyes on the Wilmington boys.
They are q mighty uncertain quantity
and break records when least ex-
pected.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

THE Every Evening must brush up
little in Its seripturel quotations. 1t
was Nathaniel and not Nicodemas,
and the wrong text too. makes a dill,
ference in small matters.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
DuBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
Will sell at public sale at Booths Corner,
Del, Co., Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY 18TH, 1890
at O'Clock, y. m,
Twenty-Five carefully selected Cum -
berland County cows, fresh and ior- TN
ward springers, anda lot Of nice thrift ia
ty shoats. Also standard breed brood mare,
with colt by her side. This Is n very promis-
Ing yonng mare, sired by Adam Pate len,
Dam, Miss Lucy by Perkins Morrsll; Dam
of Ten. Hancock, 2.l4l4; her foai by Daniel
Murphy. very promising yopngista,lion
by young Jim. This irart has never had any
handling for speed, but hasa gsod open gait,
and Will learn 10 tfot last II In pre- ler hands;
is we'll broke To drive single and double. mn i
a very pleasant roadster.
Ninet, -days credit by giving anpr5yed
notes c. W. BALIjWIS-
j. II. slawter, auctlonesr. mi.tr
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

Large variety best Low
ell Super Ingram Carpet at
CSC a yard-the lowest
price we ever heard of for
these goods.
TIE China Mating at $8
the roll OF 40 yards Is un-
usual value. Full assort-
ment of every grade from
IS to 6oc-more than two
hundred patterns. You
won't find such a variety
in any store in this town oi
any other town In America
Second floor, Market street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.