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COAL AKD WOOD*
0HARLNS WARNER A OO.
V Market Street Wkaxl,
Wuiuimii, Dak
iThr*-*- end Retail Uoalo*»
-Ot
liMtuMlU nt Bitaminotti teal.
Th« only Arm In thli city rece'Tlr-i oo«l
dully nil rnll. Horn Cumberlnod rtllon.
only Ann MUirf* Èioi-ÜBIVILT th.
nnd WllkMbnir* Coil Company'!
O
at
a
i
ihe
Lehigh
JBveryone should nee the Shawnee "Cbal for
amily. steam er manufacturing purposes.
Wo guarantee it to ®akel*m ashes, prove
more economical And give better satisfaction
then any coal offered in this market.
ASKIORBHAWNNKœ^^^^
T.U TO« frl.ndl »hat you think of tho
8HAWNEE COAL.
CUARLKS WARNER A CO..
Maiket Strict Whirf.
JelMy.
FILS & MURFHEY.
(Suooraion to Wm. II. AUnoud A Bro..)
Dealer* to
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20th and Market Streets
»
(9th Ward) WILMINGTON, DEL.
Order* l«ft with John P. Allmond, Eighth
and Market streets, or at our office, will be
l> BÏf liÄh «d fchuylkm Oral .1W.T. «
«ud. m.y7.74-ly
«IIRPATENTWAWOSI»
pkBLIVBR TBS BEST COAL INTO CEL
LaRS without."£ H °y*5S™
French Street Wharf.
mène.
JanlEtf
JOSEl'H FOOT
BELLS ENTERPRISE. HARLKIGH AND
BHAWNEB COAL
AT ECUUYLKILL PRICE?,
dak and Pin. WOOD by thecord and sauod.
W« try to «id all our nei.bborn in the
preparation of our Coal, how far we have
■ucoeedad wa «111 '•»"jJ^SJI.'iS'foÜ" '
Orange and Water streets
pay for as.
jell
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PIANOS
For-$290.00 and upward«
ORGANS
For 845.00 and upwards.
on instalments, at
BOBELBN&BRO'S Warercoms
tUP 8TAIR« >
For cosh
MJSICHAS CHARMS I
PRKJEZREDUCEI-).
No.
THE BEST IN THE : W0RLD
graph
on
Will Last a Life-Time !
And
mer.
ICE
well
oarly,
thron
35.000
OF THE CELEBRATED
Shoninger Organs,
;IN DAILY USE.
The .best musical talent oi tae
country recommend these Organs,
i'he nicest and best. More for your
money,and gives better satisfaction,
than any other now made. Thoy
comprise the
of
a*
and
low
Illustrated Catalogues sent by
mail, post-paid to any address, up
on application to
;B. 8HONINQER 81 CO..
New Haven, Conn.
i wl
Children's Clothing,
IS 0.1,810. Market Street.
Mrs, m. L. McDaniel,
Has a new and fine assortment of Chil
dren's Clothing. Cassimeres. Hamburg Edg
ings Hosiery. Trimmings, Patterns,<fc.,which
prices. Also
ï
she is disposing of at
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING CUT a
[TO ORDER.
-19 MAR KET8TREET
ADK
THOS. R. LALLY,
K1ÜMARKET street,
BUSINESS.
PROPERTï;;BOUGHT e 8GLD: and ex
Housea Rented,
Rent« Collected,
Loans Negotiated
LEGAL PAPERS PREPARED
aprl8dtf _
WM. S. WATT*
|NO. 1009 Maiket Blreet,
PLUMBER, GAS,& STEAM FITTER
WisheshD frlexulsajad patrons to know that
ho has resumed business In Ihe above bran
ees and would desire to renew their custom
heretofore so liherally bestow«
pared to do all fcio<M of work
«uomit estimates of oost, g
finish alise htrMls ênd eomp
most —-a—
UBÖTANT1AL AND .WORKMANLIKE
MANNER.
BiMafaction to all will be my and the
»mill posiibto mtl ÇUMVeiB
«ir.nb.MlL -, _
In bis line, aod
tu> rant coin g ■
lete all jobs
i'
in
*1-38-1
GROCERIES*
HERMANN AHRENS,
BINERAI PROVISION DEALER.
Bo. 833 Tatnall Street,
O wamm del.
4, Would IMMtUdk **>:
nouno. to ht, friend* ud
asa tho publio that ho »Mil ou
|"S rira on tho Most bull ora»
At the old stand, and will
keen constantly
TT^^i'Ê^stmAR-CU RKD HAMS.
ILITCH, su
LA SAbflAÖFr DRIED BEEF. ,
CHEESE. TONGUE«. Ac.. Ac.
All of which will ha sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest city puces.
He returns his thanks to his
mers for past fav» rs and respectfully sol cits
a continuance of the same.
fps
on
ol
DKKb.
JOHN V ALJUUONO,
Cor. 8th and Market streets.
DEALERS IB}
GROCERIES, TEAS,
HPICKH, Ac., Ac.
511 King St. & 2d and King.
W R BOWMAN,
Grocer & Tea Dealer,
Private Families. Hotels. Rest urants and
other consumers supplied with
THE BE3T GROCERIES
AT FAIR l'RICE?,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
*cro»<1 ai.» Klne •**<• 911 Kl "«
mayoOSm
THE NEW STORE 1
MY MOTTO :
a: QUICK DIME IS BETTER
BLOW DoLLaKI"
As I desire, on rc'ount of the great scarci
ty of uionev. to sell at the lowest tig are. I
have bought exclusively for cash, and intend
II profits and make quick sales,
ban l a( all times
Tho Choices! Variety of
THAN A
sell at
fu
eep
GEOCEEIES,
At the most rcnsnnnjjlo llgnrrs, Should you
I arid examine
doubt it, you hove but t
my goods and prices, and you Mill bu con
vinced. Don't forget the number.
Ill Vi est Second Streo'c,
»V. N MEI.TIS.
jel9i3tn
ICE DEALERS.
WALTON & JAMBS.
was
then
and
fn
uv-m'v
• [
I,
"
•■:»<!
il
•
have rented the office
No. 2 West Third Street.
Formerly occupied by tho Franklin Tele
graph Co., where they will keep constantly
bund a good supply of their fine
on
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE.
And will receive order? for tho coming sum -
mer. Persona who want a good clear solid
ICE during tho hot summer months w«>ulu do
well to call and leave their orders with them
oarly, and they will be guaranteed a supply
thron pb the on tir e season. _ ap r *22tt
i
i .«
uou
the
arctic
ICE COMPANY,
Offices—So*, a/, att Second ami 403
fttreate.!
pulse
is
se
that
body
for
jail
or
IPopli
This Company will supyly the citizens of
Wilmington during the balance of the season
a great reduction
of 1S74. at
a* follows ;
present prices,
5 pound.* daily. 45 cents per week.
8 ** *' K> .*
s'*
! ■
" ■
16
" 11.19 .
CO pounds dnily, 40 cents ench delivery ; 100
pound.* daily, 70 cents euch delivery ; 500 lbs.
and upwards, at $12 per ton.
Being solicited by a number of tbe most
prominent citizens of Wilmington, we have
concluded to permanently establish in this
community tho above company, nnd will bo
thankiul tor the patronage of all who wish to
buy the best article trom to 40 per cent, be
low the preseut prices.
aug31-ulm J. B. CONROW t BON.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF
ICE
•On and aller Monday, August 31st, the price
of Ico will be reduced to the following rates.
41 cents per week
5 pounds daily
do
do
do
do
do
do
85
12 do do
18 do do
do
do
< 5
do
11<) do
20 do
d i
50 lbs. each delivery
100.
£500 " and upwards..
CO cents per 100 lbs
Our Ice is of the best quality, and will be
•old ai low aa the lowost.
WALTON & JAMES,
aprfttf 15th and King and No. 2 W.3d Sts.
OHANGB
-IN
PRICES OF ICE.
ex
Commencing on Monday. August 31, we will
sell loo at the following prices:
6 pounds dally.,
8 do do .
12 do do .
16 do do .
20 do do .
.45 cents per week.
.. 65 do
... 85 do
... 95 do
.ra 110 do
•lo
do
M
do
50 pounds daily, 40 cents oach delivery ; 100
pounds daily, tu cents each delivery; 500 lbs.
aa<l upwards, at 60 cents per 100 pound*.
mat vie guarantee to sell as low
in this city.
any one
PUSEY
Ornczs—406 Shipley, 4th and
Walnut Sts.
A RICE.
Poplar. 1316
apr7tf
that
bran
custom
the
USH'S
B
STEAM FftllGHT LINE
aod
■
i'
Leaves 2d wharf above Chestnut street. Phiia
■lelpbia.daily at 5 p. m., and brench street
wharf, Wilmington, at 6p. m. Freight hana
ed carefully and forwarded with dupuUih.
U. w. BlJbU.
in
0'1'ICE.—JAMES U.BKGGfl has removed
his office to No. 6 West Eighth street,
's Building. Bricks of gif finds on
lo west muifcct r*tos, Jyl4U
N
Altmond*
huid.v
THE EXECUTION.
UDDERZOOK HANGED.
SCCKS ON TH* SCAFFOLD.
West Chestvr, Pa., Nov. 12.—During
the whole of the . o rain g the prisoner
has been in close conversation with E« vs.
Evans, Best and Harris, his spiritual di
rectors. Ho appeared calm and ready
for his fate, and for some time insisted
on making a speech from the»cattold. At
half-past ten o'clock the reporters and
deputies were admitted together with the
jurors, who tried the case, and the doc
tors. Joseph Perdue, Esq., Udderzook s
counsel, had a brief interview with him
at ton o'clock.
Udderzook then engaged in his devo
tions and told Mr. Perdue he would sse
him os he came down stairs on his way to
the scaffold. He was apparently resign
ed to die and manifested no emotion
whatever. Mr. Perdue declined giving
him any advice about speaking from the
gallows, thinking his words cannot now
do him hurt or benefit.
At eleven o'clock Sheriff Gill entered
the prisoner's cell and told him to be
ready for execution between half-past
eleven and twelve o'clock. The priso
ner nodded his head assentingly, but
make no reply. He then turned his head
aside, as if further conversation on the
subject was undesirable.
Between the hours announced the
Sheriff again entered and informed Ud
derzook that he would now have to lead
him le'.ow. He postponed pinioning the
P risoner until the scaffold was reached.
'lie procossion from the cell to the prison
yard was very small, consisting onlv oi
tho prisoner, who walked in front accom
panied on either aide by Rev. Evans and
Sheriff Gill, and followed by Revs. Best
and Harris.
Prior to his romoval it should be men
tioned Major McFarland, deputy sheriff,
read tlio death warrant, received by
Sheriff Gill on tho 14th of October, and
then the deputies were sworn in, and
took thoir places in the yard.
At seven minutes past twelve o'clock
precisely the little cortege passed through
the passage door into where the deputies
were assembled, and the prisoner for the
first time behold the terrible instrument
of death, which he surveyed with the ut
most coolness, and did not falter the
slightest in his steps as, with firm, steady
tread, he approached tho beam and as
cended the fatal platform.
Arranged around tho yard were tl.
favored lew who held passes. Udderzook
was dressed in a suit of black clothes,
and patent leather slippers, and wore a
white shirt with jet studs. On the left
lappel of his coat he wore a largo hoquet
of flowers.
After sitting for a moment on a broken
chair on tho platform the prisoner and
clergymen kneeled, and Rev M. Best
made a prayer of three minutes duration.
At iU close the group on the scuff old
stood up nnd Udderzook held aconversa
tion in a low tone with the three clergy
men and sheriff.
The deputy-sheriff stood on the scaf
fold stops, and while the conversation
was going on shouts of small boys from
surrouncing house tops sounded with
tcrriblo distinction on the cars of all as
sembled.
The boys were hidden from view by the
boarding, but their dote proximity outside
Without delay the sheriff
was apparent,
then pmoinod the prisoner s arms and knees
and hand«. The man whose end was now
fn near, teemed tlio IcaaL unconcerned ot
uv-m'v body—catling Liu eye« first over ibo
»d t ho next lifted them to heuveu and
a «Wort prayer, the end of which waa,
• [ look t<» .fe.MJH he will aave.me, and all 1
I, »veto h>\ i« that I urn a si nuci,8 saved by
copied of God."
" The««' v « re hia last words, and when he
•■:»<! «htkHii bunds with the clergymen, eher
il und «1 - 1 » u t y the rope was pulled and with
loud lurch the heavy body of the con
• mued
du
-
do
was dangling from the repo,
i In« w us at twenty minutes just twelve
i .« tho first three minutes;there was
uou except a slight forward movement In
the legs, but two miuutes later the chest
heaved and tho shoulders and back were
raised convulsively as if the convict were
struggling for breath.
Dr. Jaa. 11. Wood now began feeling tho
At 12.30
mo
pulse which was going rapidly,
is pulso had ceased to beat,and a cold cor
se swinging at the end of tho rope wax all
that remained ot tbc famous criminal Ud
derzook.
After hanging the customsry lime the
body was cut down, aud removed to the
llicksiic Filends' Cemctry near this place
for intermeut. About seventy people m all
witnessed the execution, and outside the
jail In the street were assembled some four
or five hundred village gostippers:
of
E.
J w
506.
506.
LAY ASIDE EVERYTHING I
CALL AT ONCE !
" .od b. convinced
(GOODS NEVER BOXHEAP EF0RK.1
Reducing Stock »t BELOW CO T PRICES
DRY G-OODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Crockery and Glassware.
The greatest variety and the largest assort
ment of goods in tbe State, he member the
place and number
ADAMS & BRO.
500. Market Street. 506.
WILMINGTON.I DEL.
ian3-tl __
VIT ALT ER CUMMINS
ATTORN ICY-AT-LAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Wilmlofftoa, Del«
Notice— 512 King St*. n»t door bi Po
dftoffMf.
Tile New Castievagmy
MUTUAL
Insurance Company,
No. 602 Market Street,
INSURES AGAINST FIRE,
Huubob and all other kind«
100
ot Building« with their con
tentB,
For periods of time varying from 3 month
to a term of years.
Managbbb:
William Tatnall, william Canby.
auks Braoforl>, Gko. KlCHakusog,
u„nn Guybr, Sam'lCakby.
Chah. W. Lowland. Clement B. Bmit*.
Edw'd Bbinohurbt, Jambh Hiddlk,
Kuw AKD T. BkLLAH. A. V. «HANNON.
Ahbton Kichardhon, Geo. 11. Bates.
M. M. Cleaver.
WILLIAM TATNALL.Pres't.
-bill
J
on
BAM'I- SMITH. Sec y.
SE\f À SG ESk
GROVER & BAKER'S
'NEW
Lock Stitch.
SEWING MACHINE,
607 KINO STHKBE.
71
Silv-Thbeadino «hchl*. Easy toJIvskavi
a
in ay 2
(Clay'on Uoise.)
WEED
Sew in j Machine,
TBK BEST IN TUE MARKET.!
lo be btd at the Cor. Seventh
and French Streets,
WILMINGTON. DEL
may28 3m
TEETH NEW
A>1E Ul CA IV
Sewing Machine,
718 MARKET STREET,
J. H. PRIMROSF, Agent
Wl L Ml NOTON. DEL.
e9d*w
A FORTUNE FOR $1 !
i ran to oil
every devcu Consrnnlve m
oi
Ono Girt In Gi
I be I
$50,000 FOR ONE DOULe-H.
"MOW IS YOUK TIME."
Dame Fortuneho'.ps thos, win h-l|> them
selves.
5C0.(k>U Ticket* lit $1 <U
from I to JjfH).' 00. inclusive,
low price ol tickets bring*» i
of hII.
bvr.'.l
ding
ich
r
Grand Gift Cone art
its : n the
In Aiil of l'u"!i
Citv of Deni
. lo*
r r i i ic
Texas Gill Conceit Association
WILL GIVE A GRAND CONCERT
Thursday llcccmb'r 31,1374
And will Distribute to thoTickot Holders
$«50,000 IIV «IFTS.
DEPOSITORY. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
DENISON.
Distribution to commence immediately ni
ter the Concert. Manager* of ike Di. tiibu
tion chosen by the lieket Holders and l'i op
inent Citixens.
LIST OF GIFTS:
1 Grand Cush Gift.
..$-*•0 000
••• "
:
15,100
10.000
5.000
2.500
1.500
6 000
f. 0-0
4.500
5.000
5 000
2.50J
*1 000
5.000
5.000
».760
4Ü.250
■
I
1
I
I
'* $*«KJ ouch.
10
2ü
" 15
100
5
1 ' >
1
10U
203
-
10
500
5
tl.100
1.505
46.250
2 l A "
J
4y.767 Grand Cash Gifts, amounting t<* }2<K).(X)0
22 Prizes in Real Estato, " ** 5>.UU0
49,780 Gifts, amounting to. $259.610
REFERENCES :
Knowing that the management of this A .« >
oiatiou will be conduct«'I ns reprcDcnted. wo
cheerfully reejminend the same to the pub
Jsmes Leonard. John Ilolford, Job
McDougall. W. II. Winn. 11. Tone, J. M.
Cook, Aldermen. City ot Dociton. Texas.
Judge. Wm. D. Kirk.
Kevins City Treasurer.
. R. Bons, Lone Stnr Mill*,
Weekly Times. Denison.
E. U. Fuder, Alum > Hotel,
M. Goldsoll Jk Co., Merchants.
Wm. Hughes, Real Estate Broke-.
First National Bank. Denison,
Col. Frank «ehrader, Ex Ma>or,
Daily and Weekly News, Denison,
gamnel A. Cook, Koni Estate Broker,
Col. T. II. Warren, Ileal Krtute Broker,
Chat. A. Maurice. U. «. Commissioner,
Col. Hamuel Brooks, Galvnston. Texns,
Jos. Petry, Attorney M. K. <k T. R. It.
J. W- Jennings, Ex-Postmnstor U. «. Senato'
Col. II. Vf. Hhepherd, Alamo Hotel. Denison.
Gen. G. A. Beul, U «. Army. Ft. Griffith,Tex.
Merrbnrta' & Planters' Bank. Denison ,
H. G* Eday. Division Kup't M., K. ä T.R R.
Col. E, J. «trang. U M.U.Ö.A.. Denison, Tex.
Goode, btinnett A Co-, Colton Brokers, Deni
son,
E. D. Chadick, Manager, Cotton Comprois
Co., Denison.
A statement of tho Distribution will be
published and forwarded to ticket holdo «,
and all gifts will be promptly paid utter the
distribution.
GOOD AND RESPONSIBLE PERSONS
WANTED
to work for th« interest of this AsaocWti n
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED.
lb
D
J w
HOW TO REMIT TO US.
Money should be sent by Express or by
Draft. Post Offico Money Order or Registered
Letter.
Address all Communications to
ALPHEUS R. COLLINS, Sec'y..
0ctl3-law-Jm 1)L\ISII.\ TEXA8,
JOH JN HODl » Y ,
ICE CREAMS,
CONFECTIONS, TOYS.
CHILDREN'S;
COACHK8
FIRE-WORKS
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE,
con
And a general assiortment of Stanle and
Fancy Notions.
JOHN BOIrDY
N. 4U JARKET STREET.
Opposite the Gasotte Offi .id,
Wilmington lU.
Î F, YOU WANT A FINE IMPORTED
German Hinging Canary Bird,
W. N.CHANDLKU'ö. til Mat
street, and buy one. Ju t in. direct
firom Europe, a large invoice of «icily
Canary, lleinp and Rape Seed, which we are
selling very low.
&
W, N. CHANDLER,
till Maik.utre.t.
HARDWARE.
D. H. KENT &. CO..
IMPORTKM AND KANUTAOTÜ UW
asintb ton
IRON.
STlbEL.
Hardware,
AND
COACH MATRfclAL,
(lave the largest Stock of goods in
the State in their line, and best
assorted Stock in the United States.
BTos, 205 * 207 Shipley &210
A 212 Orange strerts,
WILMINGTON. DRL.
Wm. GREEN & Go.,
Suncevori tc Pedrlok, Green a:Co..
Iim.ort^r. and Deaer» In
IRON AND STEEL,
i ITUMINOUrt COAL. GALVANIZED
IRUih. COACn-HUILDERS' HARD
WARE
6. E CORNER OF
THIRD and 8IHPLEI RTS.,
uave always on
hand a full assort
ment of
; .i£> 'I/'
»V
ra N i STEEL
Pc»t kierds o
^ A nier 1 car. Ilain
uiered aou Rolled
.TvBars, English Re
M tinea Bars of all
O sises, Band. Hoop,
a nnd Slit iron,best
Norway Nail rods
a
a-.
Via
s
d lilac k
a ml Auger Shapes, lia» van
short Iron, Cast. «hear. Hlnaar German,
wede. Ôpnng. Tir. M.chinery.anuTap Steel.
Smith. Coacn. and other Hard war«—Horse
Snots. Horse Shoe Nails. Borax. Bolts. Clips.
Nuts. Washers, MslIeHiile Castings, Wagon
yoios,Springs, Axles, «pokes.Felloes,Shafts;
Uu*"h. dr«^.. Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets Rat
tmett.Liuimeled Top and Dash Leather,and
Con,'!» hardware«»! all kinds; Iron WireGai
vunir-od Nails. Babbit Met»), Le *1, Spelter,
•i l'in, Sheet /.in«, <kc., (Jrindstoner,
inr». KoDerE. BacA Chains, Ac , As.
i.11 .•« * nnd other tools, AnvilA, V io«u-. Bel
Medg s. 11 immer*, bboemg Knives.
. ItHspi», Siaitts Dr Ils. T re Venders,
. Stock■< -tail Due
All of which will
. wboLsale
i . redit.
Iv
B«i
Cr
lo
Ir.»
i
be s«jld at very low
1 reu. i, tor cash oraj>
march 2 . 1888
pi
THE
GAZETTI3
OFFICE
be
«,
the
n
NO. 416 MARKET STREET,
ILMINOTON
WE ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE
ALL ORDERS FOR
Plain and Fancy Job Printing,
by
BILL HE3ADS,
POSTERS
CIRCULARS. DODGERS, &c.
and
WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH,
are
&
AND
AT Tin; LOWF-ST CASH BATES
<
t
* A
Y,
II
m
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«
EURE
\jj
v\
Sr
No IVrfton cnr. fn! r tlirar flitter« accou.
nul rcinuln long unwell, pro
arc not destroy oil by miners;
Ing lo directions,
vlded tliclr I»
voiKon or other is ••sum, and vital organa wasted
oovond tho point « : repair.
er : udion, llondartio, Tain
in tho Shoulder*, ( <>nghn, TlghtneBs of tho Cheat,
Dizziness, Sour Km» talions or tho Stomach. 15a.I
Tasto III tho Mouth, Unions Attacks, Palpitation ot
fhe Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the
region or tho kidneys, and a hundred other paiulir
svinptoins, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia, ono
bottle will prove abetter guarantee of Its merits
than a lengthy advertisement.
|'«r I'nunlc (oik plaint«, In young or old,
mai ried or tingle, at tiio dawn of womanhood, or
the turn of life, these Tonic Hitters display so de
rided on Influence that improvement Is soon per
ceptlblo.
For Inflammatory Rtsil Chronic Ith«,
mniiaiu and Gout, bilious, Ponnttent und Intel
initient l evers. DLscascsof the blood, Liver, K 1.1
nets mid bladder, tliero Ritters have no equal.
Su« h Iliscascs oro caused by Vitiated Hlood.
n get»lie Purgative nm well r
using tho merit of acting as
They
nuwvrJul a'gMit in relieving congestion or Inflam
million «d tue Liver ami Visceral Organs, and in
lit'. loua Diseases.
shin I»»Hc:vd< e, Eruption*. Totter, Salt
Itlicmn. Diotchcs, spots. 1 impies, Pustules, Hulls,
Carbuncle, lling-Worm*. S< aid Head, Boro Eyes.
Kryelpolas, Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations or the Skia
Humors ami Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
or nature, arc literally dug up and carried outotiliu
byslem In a short linto by the use of tlieso Hitters.
CS mlel'nI ThAii«iiii(l« proclaim Yinkuak Hit
? t wonderful luvlgorant that ever au.
Valued the sinking system.
it. ii. itici)o.\ii.n & co.
DrugglStH and Gen AaU., San Francisco. Ca.., A
♦or. of Washington ami Charlton Sts., N. Y.
SOLD 11 Y ALL DRUGGISTS &. DEALERS.
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MARY CLEMMER AMES'
book ••Ten Y «are In Washington.^ Il
portray■ th« " inner life," wondera, nuurtlt, my»
torie«, «eerct doing«, etc., ol the CapiUd, ■» « "unie
enrol« Woman errs them." It ft the racleit, bright
eat, nnd best new book out, actually overflowing
with aplcy ravelaUona, humor, patboa, and gofnl
tklaga for all. Oui Agent took 444 ordera iu on*
towuabip i another haa averaged KM each took
for 41 ioeekt. It outaella all othar hooka, proved
a th« aal« of over UO.OOO copie» already. It la aplendldly
utratedi auperbly bound. W« want 5,000 more Uu»ty
K ota KO W—men or women-and wa will mail outfit
re to thoae who will canvaaa. Kräder I do yo
make money f Than «end for onr large pamphlet«, with
full partlrufara, extra term«, «tc.-they will tuU you how te
toll. They «re Fret to all. Bend for them. Addre»«,
4 lk Wokthinqto* h Co.. Hartford. Conn.
WILMINGTON
WAGON WORKS,
Constantly on hand and made to order
ExproHP, Market, Truck, Farm
Germantown
AKD
Sneath's Patent Tilting Wagons,
Carts. Push-Carte and Barrows ; also.
agricultural Implements, "
which are bcinfc sold MUt cost, inclnding'!''
PLOW«, HARROWS and CULTIVATORS
All Nos. of the Moore, Wiley. Peacock and
Fleckendorn Plow*, with or without centre
draft.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Exc»
cuted.
BLACKSMITH INC
in all its hr»nohss. i nrticular attentb n
paid to
HORSE-SHOEING.
All diseases of the foot, nnd en*
of lame
ness, incidental to shoeing or fast driving treat
e«l
der the
Dunbar SyMtein
SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering invariably cured in onco shoeing
Knuckling and knee-sprung horses imme
diately benefited and left in n condition by the
aid of which nature soon effects a permanent
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cuscs of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature and various
others ertaining to tho foot and leg. heretofore
considered incurable by "Old School" Veteri
narians, nre by a iudiclous application of the
DUNBAR 8Ÿ8TEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen exhibited at tbe offico
showing oause and effect.
Havi
been at great expense to
thoiough knowledge of the subject, ...
the only smith in tbe «täte to wh«
Dunbar hue imparted his valuable method ot
treatment, I urn prepared to treat tho worst
ca«e the public can bring forward.
I employ only competent men and per
sonalty supervise all operations.
Office m •% •«» 113 Orange Street.
V WOOI. HAM
3 uirc a
being
Mr.
JJRIME
Timothy, Clover ana Orchard
Grass Seod,
FINE MIXED LAWN. WHITE DUIC
CLO VER, GREEN GRASS.
DWARF GERMAn'wÄX, DWARF WHITE
WAX BEANS,
VETE. DARK RED~EGYPTIAN, BAS
TIANS SIMONS A OTHER BEET HEEDS.
EXTRA EARLY CARTER'S FIRST CROP
LAXTIIS ALPHA. LITTLE GEM,
FRENCH WRINKLED AND
OTHER PEAS.
TROPHY TOMATO. HANSOM LETTUCF.
With a fresh supply of reliable Flower and
Garden Hoods,
mai 2d if
SMITH A BREEN.
Fourth and bhlpley.
WILLIAM LALLY.
WHOLESALE dealer in
Brandi s, Whiskies,
WINEH, dkc.,'
211 EABTROJVT FSTREBlTV
d Walnut Htrects,
WILMINGTON. DLL
Between French
Poncior Houso
FÆXLTOIT, nEX,:
J. F. HART, Proprietor.
, and
roprf
T 1IIS House has lately been fitted up
receives strict attention of the rr
etor, and Is classed among tho best hotels
of the Peninsula. ie*>lyw
ajUOBGE VICKKR3,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
(üieslertowiL Muni t o , !H<I,
VI. W. VICHKKN,
ATTOltN IC V ATiLAW, do
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