The daily gazette. [volume], May 28, 1881, Image 3

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FOR MALM QM AM JfT, _
r u «ALR-Four finely «leyàted- build
fnS loU oo Front sweet, ft >rner oi
r?-*wwwBU ( .
h^sv^SfiJsaaöwsÄÄ:
ol tbe», R. B. Avenu, sud *7 feet
ASifcïï'a or Beech
J3 ,'."S, h r"[front on Van Baron »troet
»trMli »[rLjj on Marylnn«i At. no.;
?*««?&• cïtÿ llne-sudU*« In UirU
Ä&TÄ
IL _______ SLI - 1' -
WANTED.
ON
lot 100 feet
tf.
r Ä«' « «»«• UwefMKj,
For on« Ums, 20 oeuts.
Kor two tliuM, 36 oente.
K-ïr-.umK.W-nU.
g&äxfJfiStir
~IB Tl.w ot th. I»r*. mmbwi of ln
.luaLrloQ. men »Od W»h« now out nt
Swnt,n wui until lurtbar netto»,
print* BKKOF UHaBGK. s.V»im| tune.,
all bona-llil« adverllaemsütl, Mid to tnt»
oä« properly worded, aeà not more
man Are line. In leugih. of penon. of
a ltner MX who itwlre to obtain attuntlona.
aNTbU.—S itoaiton by a drit-eüiä
eeeleeer whonedaraund. hUbu.l
pew thoreoghly a R d
miubie. Addrees, • Engineer,
t, THIS ePPIÜR.
W ANTED.—A purchaser for two huelj
located cottage lots at Rehoboth,
near the beach, or an exchange lor city
property. Address, "D." this oflioe.
*<Bp9-dAwtf._
nr ANTKU—All person- who ar. tu
W want of auythlag, to make known
tselrwanu tbrougb the comma, of SkffiB
OAiarra.
—^
GOAL AN IS WOOD.
AM NOW PREPARED TO DBUVE1
ALL 91ZEH OF
I
COAL,
äUPKRlOK QUA*., a Y
For flsmil/ ase at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES
All coal well screened and put o
cellars.
B. T. TOWNSEITD,
Fourth hi
Orvicx AMD Yatd, Foot
M421-1V
I Jeedsi
HENDERSON'S.
fuU| Hoe of Henderson*« ^eolebratetf
needs for iutle at
Crippen's Seed House.
JfaeM *eeds are known to all Garden«
sod Tr ackern tut being tbs bsss sssa
offered ln tb« markst.
BUT HEED,
BEANS, PEAS,
CORN, RADISH,
SALSIFY , SPIN ICH.
CABBAGE; CELE
bWTUCB, PUMPKIN AND TOMATO
SHEDS.
lotetli« with * full .took of all known
vMlMlw I au» vtek'a and
■
FLOWJBR 8BBD3.
ÏU AND COFFEE sod PURE SPICKS
lu ths city, si
CRIPPEN'S
TB1A. 8TORS1S.
*• * W, fflM St r ee t
Musuemn, ml
■5ÄÄÖ * door '
A
li
MféR
PalmtM*,
ErMRER 5 G'UziEh
rk in hie in>*
rmpemmily solioited.
Offlcfl. No. 219 Ship)** Street.
TO PHYSICIANS
-'AND—
coast} Bums or
COD LIVER OIL.
üSSU * «
»su
all
ity,
tiea
ywrau .1
kss
pulsion w
I»
5^
w --* a aes^te
io
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LY
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8
per
»■K. WILLIAM»,
D
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IAT
Dealers make Manor with
per
alft
[J*KOVal,
j 0BN MULEOONXY
*"S"Sr'»«
Bottler,
to»:
•TOUT
[All,
or otherwiftft
il
premium
r family i
h ■ iwwsgiijnM
oi
( .
mtod by obelruoted MorMtona, awl
which ladle, ar. acpaolatiy inbleot, in
at way. b. relieved and tb.tr racum.o.
pr.TPuted by th. un of Ta.-a-t*.
BrranvnoKiiT Hti.ittR Arnutn,
tf.
PROCURABLE AT ALL DRUG STORK»*
32d
. Popular Monthly Drawing of }b«
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
at KACAtJLnr'e TUKATma,
In tb. Olty of Louisville, on
SATUEDAY, May 31*t, 1881
Ttuae drawmga oocur monthly (Bun
days exeentedl, under prov.aioaa of a
Ant of the (louerai Asaemnly of if
tacky, lneorporattag the Newport Prt
wapaper Oo. approvad April S.
•a
nt
!
»ud Ne
A*rThl» u e «peelel met, mod has
MQ repealed.
The. United
neve*
Marob at,ron<l«Sthï fmiiw"'!, daäsloni;
2d. lu Drawinpaarw /air.
N. B.— The Company bee now on hftnd
• Urge reserve fund, Head the Ust
prises lor tbe
O!
WIAY DRAWING
... 10,00
AIM
10 Prfux ünsiö ëâcï\7.
2U/Vfae* 600 each..
100 Prit«*
2UU JhrtMU
.. 104)00
10.UJ0
10,000
lo,ue
_ „
**!{?!'*" ?S ,aoA
J*" I« emoA. .. 10.000
J JJJJJ **JJ JJJjJ- ApprozimatUm iirtam J,7ue
tl yrua 100 eaSi.'
200
•112,4(4
. . . bank draft in letter, or
fend by exprese, DONT 8JGND BY
REOIHTEKED LETTER OR POST
OFFICE ORDER* orders of tf add
ward, by express, can be sent at __
pense. Address ali orde^sio ft. At. Board
wan. Oourier-JouruaT Building, Louis
VlUa. Kj., or I.J. UOMMERyfeR^tfO
Broad war. Rhw Y»rk. *nnL
Dprites.
Whole Tlcksu $2.
«7 Tickets, #50.
Hail T
Remit wouey
David M'Closkcj
FASHIONABLE
JE3C atter
414 lUurkut Hu-eet,
Adjoining lbs Uum vme.
wiuuierog uxl,
x Fino A--qnM.nl or Can*, and Urn
>MU«a,
»Dgll-lv
II.MINUTO
w
COLOR WORKS
Sealing Wax for Fruit Jan,
—AMD—
Soluabli Blub for thb Laundry
Bradford's Paint Store.
Noa. 6 and M Ï. Thin« Street,
JUST RECEIVED !
S. H. STAATS.
NO. 405 MARKKT ST.,
HAS JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF
i'ancy Hosiery, Gloves
on
—AN1*—
fc GAU8B MKBIW0
UNDERWEAR
FO»
Ladies, Gent* and Misse*.
ALSO AN ELEGANT STOCK OF
BLACK SILK FRINGES,
PEA ML, METAL AND FANÇY BUT
T0N», TOBqHEN AND IMITA
TION LAUES, MULL TIKtt,
tJHIBKKD OAFS, Ao.
A LaOUE A880KTMENT OF SILK AND
JAPANESE PANS. PABAS0L8
AND SUN UMJUtBLLAb.
VKBY L«W PKIFE8.
mayl4
of
the
1st
od
tbe
tbe
a
oQi
eight
duck
per
but
boat
aud
s
tbe
was
bast
neer,
tire
hs(d
bur
35T H3BTIM
TOXICA SPECIFIOA
A Boo. So Both Sue.
A RBMKLY WITHOUT A RIVAL lb.
all dlaeaeea arlaing from N er voua Debil
ity, Hexuai Ulaordera, over Indnlganoe «I
Hablu, m well m lroin the prpa
tratlou of old age. Ita curative proper
tiea In vloieut and chronic forma or the
I»
cloua
us
io lowing diaeaaee have been atteated to
hj the
LY
UHE 8
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZKLNEH» im potency
PHEMATUKE DECAY, *(L, Ao.
haa beeh in uh« OVer fbrty years, and
rodayOie moat popular remedy for
Ute difteaaea anove-menUoued in the
»Çï riS» «
than all. It fa a sure, aafe and certain cure.
demouwU-MUi. Hluue tula reipwly haa
aiwify^ boca aoid lor a much larger prie*
liikn that Tdr which It Th now ftold: hot
owing to the that that the Ukut* foi tee
8
It
payment ol auanurinuus royalty upou
per box, *o m to be witUin tire reach of
alft at which price 14 wUl be moot to any
W'%sa
May he coaiuded on an dise*««« b
nS&L «>Aw Hm
IU
lo
iSTjürgtu futi
i!amr*
IT
ER
ha
total
ifreate
5T«
THI YICTOMIA DIMJTEB,
The Murheu of the Xti-Thted 0M
'-Keehleee Condnet of Boy«
oi
IB
DVff, Ont., M.y M.—The number
ot peroèiiger* on board U» Victoria 'at
tb« time of th. dttuter U now estimated
UK»—» burden out of all
tbo.tr.OKti add opacity
Shortly war psaalng Woodland Uero
terj, and whan the boat began tor rook,
tha crowd .urged from one .Id. to the
rather ,n
ot being
Low
to
I propori
df the 1
in
other with each OKÜIatiou,
joying the (notion instead
any way alarmed. Oue çf l
gar. Mated that a
n
0»
a Dumber of youtba
took delight Id
up thVrockfng motion by moving
•Id, to aide, while other, »touted -,
fully, ''Let her .ink ; we'll .nly bar. i
wade a*bore." It It laid by aom
though denied by others, (bat tbe office
In dtarga endeavored to Induce (Ml
»
glee
to
Co.
p .Ma nger, to romain quiet, but their
eObrta war* uoavalllng. Tb* crowd
nrgwl from ud* to aide, and with each
lag amount of water on tbe low« dock,
tenor of aom* and tb* delight
more of tluxe below. Few •#<
Dt
as
Î
or
8
1881
a
S.
to the
many more
ed to for*M,
sillon beesras alarming. When nearly
opposite Cove bridge, tbe water to tbe
depth of a loot or more rushed In on tbe
south side of tbe host and tbe crowd
•dfged again to tbe.nortb, tb* boat Slow
ly following tbe movement by llsttof
over to thet aide. This time tbe fesse
almost turned ou ber edge aud the deck
floor became elevated So an angle not
far/rom perpendicular. All at once the
aupporta of tbe upper deck
with .terrible craah, on ans
unnatural portion and tbe great weight
Impoaed over tb. railing.. Tbe pwjple
tumbled in burdreda luto the deep wet
er, sod to meke tbe terror non terrible
the whole or the upper desk end sup
ports went crashing down upon tbe
wretched victims, tearing' ,ud bruising
tbe struggling
lu a dreadful
Many of th* bodiee when they were
afterward* taken from the water ware
found to b* terribly bruised and man
gled from the ermah of timber wfatob
came down from tbe upper deok, and
lu many oases the features bure evi
dence of tbe desperate struggle
muet have taken place. A visit
•oene shows the Victoria to be a com
plete wieok, the illy-conatruoted vessel
beiug literally broken into pieces. It
is said *u good authority that her
boiler was not properly eeou
deok, and that It shifted
rooking of the boat. Hardly any por
of the vessel is visible above
ot
Mem>
dauger. Suddenly the p< -
I alarming. When nearly
•a
nt
O!
gsve wsy
Recount of tbe
10,00
104)00
10.UJ0
10,000
lo,ue
10.000
J,7ue
add engulfing them
watery tomb.
200
or
BY
which
to th*
wotuad to tha
with tbe
tiuu
»
water
feeling abroad ia one of otter
desolation. In several oaaea, eutiie
fautilies, with oue or two exception.,
have perished. Mr. James Ougblin'a
cbtldreu aud gruudchildreu, cumber
ing five in all, are lying dead in bis
buuae. He is thus left alone. Hie
daughter Jennie was married to a
rouug nan named Swaxzee on the day
befor* the accident, aud the oouple
ware both drownad. The family of
William Heal loaaa iiva members also.
Every kind of cofflus is in use, and tbe
dead are being ooaveyed to the burial
place in every olaaa of vehiolea. The
»mains of Mr. Wm. McBride were
oariied in a light wagon, which was
followed by a prooewlon a mile long,
Men can hardly apeak to each other
Without breaking down. The aednea
in the afflicted households are heart
rending in the extreme. The clergy
men, who have worked nobly all
through, are all worn, and oannnt reach
the graves fast enough. In many
oaaaa the member* of different fflmilies
are put in one grave. Tbe various so
oietiee are on hand, and are doing
their utmost to facilitate the burials,
interna gloom prevails among the
oommunity her* to-day. From an
early hour the bells have been tolling,
and funeral processions wending
through every street on their way to
the several cemeteries. All places o
basineas ar* oloeed, and a Sabbat!
stillness has settled upon the oily
The weather is intensely warm. Two
more bodies war* recovered to-day.
Bo on* apeak* or swns to think of
of
3
t
a
On
ed
baa
Ë
aite
is
!
any
but
ela
aujibing •law than tha great calamity,
a»d it baa bad a paralysing effect up
on aU olaaees el tba ottiaeua. It baa
by
unseat in Mount Pleasant CsmeUry.
At no rim. to-day could one walk a
block without masting
proooMioa. Ths Lrgaat
per
J
to
eeem
as
in
the
aball
■than
prooessiou to
<my wee that attending the romaine of
Wild* Ulasa end Mias Oeoper, who
perietaed together ia the water. Two
uudied well Ailed vehiolea, attended,
and the h e a rs e s passed along aide by
■Me.
8TATRMRNT OF OAFT. RAR KIR.
O.pL Hankln, who was In command
of lb* Victor», makes a statement, la
which ha says : "I believe tbe vessel
would have «covered herteil, only lor
the boiler goiua over, and a* it went it
carried away the main deck, aud that
1st down tbs upper deck with tbe crowd
od it. These ware nod oue hundred
people on the lower decli, bees use the
space below was largely taken up with
tbe boiler and machinery. Tbe after-:
part of the bogt went down, but tbe fore
part cajne to' th* sUrfiice, ahd tbe boat
was spread sboat six feet apart. The
result was Hist many of tb* passenge
were Imprisoned between the water kad
tbe top deck, which came down above
them, out they had a breathing spaes ot
a foot or so, which would bave saved
many had oot tbe others persisted in
et|mriug on tbs floating deck, thus
emshlug It down and smothering thorn
dern.alh. Ths Victoria waa a flat
bottom, seow shape si both ends, and
registered to carry 4UQ passengers- 1 do
oQi thinlf we had mors tbou 45(1 on
bdard, becouse there la not stsriding
room on tbs boat for that number at
eight Inches space to each psrsou. The
boiler left tbs deck before I left the
«heel. The stauebioos from ths maiu
duck are the mein supports» of the up
per deck, bhe was well stanchioned,
but there wree no brace*, bhe had life
saying apparatus for 460 persons. The
boat was golug up slowly sud the syphon
aud pony puoy were both wot king. I
sttitbuis tbe disaster to the fact that tb*
vumoI leaked water, because when 1 sent
s boy down.to the engineer, Just before
tbe accident, be said tbere'Waa half
arm's length of wafer In tbe hold. I
was praying earnestly that we might
reich a sandbar, where I Intended to
b»ch her until we could get help. The
bast was managed by myself, an engi
neer, a flremau, two deckbauds and tne
purser. Mr. Parish, mutiger of tbe
company, states that the accident was
tire result of overloading the vessel.
hs(d not keep able to ascertain from tbe
number or ticket, sold about the bum
bur df psM.be.» who w.re on bosrd.bat
sled them at Korn 500 to dOO—
ington
truck
parted
r.et
os
lame
S
1
or ft
a«
LxHt
the
türe,"
ad
price
the««
etjer,
add
them
and
ViinouM
duty
it
us
li
An
lad,
became
then
cently
hi*
Th«
shield,
se*,
ment
work
foi
an
lie
ha aatl
TÉftVè
total *
'•1
HVVnVUktf COVMMS AH> VII..
tfeo Uff /. 1» ,
Tb« Oatbretk in the Caucus.
oi
IB
•»rôti. .
'at
rook,
the
,n
being
publican members of the Com
BK
re d
\ Thill
the caucuses of Cpuncils have
long doc
imperious
reputable «fid se
to
m so
srar,
VulfminLJ
im
'là <
•it u
y's
iri
s pjtit the Chambei itself
ids« the ceopectihf the euti
vi-Undar the Presiden
t was the most pote
tical reform (h
lfidftiplilà.ÜR
er, the meiùbers euter I
they appear to und<
hi traiwfor«uatioo.
was the caucus which twice refuse
support Joseph L. Cata
deucy of the Chamber,
several
0» hM
i
(Ml
-I
i\
5.1
fikîirUZÜ I
Mr. C«ren
was elected aud re-elected despite tbe
The caucus refused to admit
of Mr.
■fm*
glee
A
to b
a
their
each
caucus.
Mr. Durham,motwltkalaudiugtwo-tblrda
of bis wa(d bid vomit
Hunter, uotwUhsLndîîg bï! I
•tf*rlixmllepubliuiui»m, b«ause tbe eau- 1
cd* dal coed that be was tainted wjth In
dependence, aud tbe caucus baa been
tmkad by th* election of Jpbo Hunter
ufn Receiver hj *7,000 majoritylaie
caucus nominated every member of (he |
b tb* (Juitt ci
against wblc
Solicitor yesterday Sled a bill to equity
by th* Instruct tons of tbe Corn jell IMIf.
Tbe esuvus nominated tbe Fire' Com
missioners wbom it turned out of office
week hod their*i)*nituKlorr. of ope
Dt whom tyae tbe cause of yeffisrday's
dttorderl
Tbe ca
Institution and It ofleft
functions properly, as was shown yester
day when it named Mr. Edward Furlong
as o,f of the Fire Commissioners,
when it affiecteilMr. Lea as Mr. OkV
successor, but it is full time that tbe
element which control! tb* Council
Î bould also prevail In tbe
,b <t h»ve lorded prer it unUl lb, public I
î*t l ir e ,ub^t totbe rmbe^.rr
fbseté'be longer tiddwn over routibshod
or should retire. Oue Lbiug is certgin,
how6v«r; thg people of fbil&delphieifud
especially its Kepublicaus, are wèarv of
8 «aucus with such a ruling spirit tod
Will heartily rapport tbe men who have
revolted from its imperious dictation
tbe
tbe
not
the
tbe
It
ot
otthe He
p< -
f.
to John
te
ea
e City
wsy
tbe
last
isï t.eccssaryand a tuèftii
iorms its
eb'i
caucus. Those
th*
.
. PEACHES IN THE WEST.
a
An Indiana Paper Rejoicing over a
Crop of ISO,OOO Buabela. I
In view of tbe almost entire failure
of this year's peach crop ou the Delà
ware I'euinsula, it tnay be refresh-I 1
iug to learn that western people f
3 ave expectatidtie of large gnd
roliiahlc crops, and iu oue section, I
t least, are going into ecstasies over
a crop that will scarcely exceed, in I
extent, the shipments from Middle f
town siallop, id this State, in the'I
aourse of oue gosd season. The
Daily Courier , of Madison, Southern
Indiana, iu Lire course of an article |
On the peach question, says:
The peachmeu are happy. The
failure at tbe crop iu tbe east and
noitb gives them a clear field, fenc
ed m by prosperous times. Our city
baa as residents three of the largest
Ë each growers in the west, J. C.
'avis, who orchard of 40,000 treeaat |
Otto, lad., promises him a .crop of
30,000 boabela; Colonel* Court.
Whitsett, of the well knowa Leming
orchards, located immediately oppo
aite tbe city, will gather 25,000
bushels; Jo*. O. Taylor & Co., who I
is interested In ten Kentucky or-1
ohards from two to aix miles
7
dt
étant
from the' city. Their report of their
pp is they will have as many ae
any firm in the country. None oft
these men claim to be Peach Kings,
but give the crown to Col. Kd.l
Wilkeruou, of Chestertown Mary
land, who has 1,350 acres in orchard.
The will probably be 150,000 bush-1
ela of peaches grown In this vicinity, [
oar estimate: I
J. C. Davis,
Court Whitsett,
by
30,000
85, «00
Jo*. O. Taylor 6 Ca.,30,000
Argus Dean,
How*U-& (Jo.,
Moffet,
Trout,' ' ■ -
Morris,
Other growers,
a
15.000
10.000
6,000
10,000
4,000 I
20,000
Argue Djau expect.i to ehip a car
per day by Express to New Kork city
J he cau get auy of the Madiaon men
to join him. Tbe latter, however, I
eeem to think Chicago a batter point
as Mesers. Taylor, Whitsett and
Miller «xpeated. to go to that point!
in a few days to establish a depotfor I
the sale of their fruit. 1
Mr. Logan, our affable Bailroad
Agent is alive, and says the sht
aball have much better Iasi
■than were afforded them laat year.
ira
es
Car-Track Channel Ir«.,
The Treasury Department at Wash
ington has reversed its ruling of last
October In relattoa to tbs duty on ear
truck ohanual Iron. This Iron Is 1m
parted ln tbs form of rolled pistes 71
r.et long 104 luones wide, with flanges J
os each side. Tbe question was nissd 1
lame months «go m to whether those J
S lot«» should beaablHoted to m o duty of |
1 of lron r
or ft ooeoifio doty of It oeots ft pound
a« materiel to be need In manafftoturea.
LxHt October tbe department ruled that V
the completed plate was a "manufac- »
türe," aod oons^queotly wm eubjoot to
ad advalorem duty. At the preaent
price of iron in dootlaod th« duty on I
the«« plates ie about $21 a ton. The a
Pennsylvania Irou manufacturera, how- I
etjer, were uot aati^fled with this ruling, I
add AiMtetant Hacretary French gave
them another heariotf, which tes ulted^in
reversal of tbe decision ot laat October,
and instruction» have bean sent 11 the
ViinouM custom houaea to levy a duty of
pound which InoretBcft the
duty on a^QO to 138110. f
j,
li cents a
.
An elderly gsullemau who, when a
lad, weat before th* mast, afterward
became the oommander of a ship and
then made much money In trade, re
cently heard the female members of
hi* family rapturously saying that
■Owadays the most costly and adinira
bleworin of art are donebythe needle,
Th« old man slowly uncovered his | -fne
lofearm, aud, displaying an auehor, a
shield, a flag aud a ship prioked in
ttidlaink, said:—"Madame and mis
se*, th* needle was uied as an Initru- I To
ment of art aom* fifty years ago. The I
work ussy not be admirable, but sus
foi east, w* could oidy pay iu tear*.«
RAILROAD EINES.
VII..
DUlLAUKLrniA. WlLMIKOTOl
JT AMD BJÜLTIHOKK
MAY 22, WHI.
TraieswllUtav. WlUaingumailaUoW'i
for
Philadelphia and Iotemedie (eStottoDB.
74». MU, H.LI.UU0a. *«M MO.
P 'Pùîlaaeipûla (Kxpreaa) HJO. 24», 2.66
a. MX. 12.16, 2.56 p. n / ; a I
Phlia. and Newfork, 166, 126,44«. 7 Jk).
9.66. 1148 a. m., 12.48, 2.08,642, 6.88 p m.
so
Baltimore and 4a
fctd^ln
on.
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NO. 7-12 CENT»*.
NU. 2-14 CENTS.
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I ü>1 " facL '
mattkhshes or ald descriptions,
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luctndin* ths eamoas
I Patent Clastic felt Mattresses
1 , polstere and Pl| low*.
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prove
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Repairing neatly and promptly daae.
win» il* miiioas
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OU WILL FIND
The beet
K'verybod v eava i
j, ^ J. N, HARMAN,
.410 RING STREBT,
Furniture»
Furniture.
.
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I To b» found tbeBtet. of Delawaro oau
I now!» steb »our waroroams.
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most oompiat#
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uooo (route «ne ie* price..
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The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
The Best Clothing for the Least Money*
The Best Clothing for the Least Money.
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WAN AM AKER & BROWN,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WANAMAKEft & BROWN,
S. E. Corner Sixth & Market Sts.,
S. E. Corner Sixth & Market Sts.,
S. E. Corner Sixth & Market SU.,
PHILADELPHIA.
SIXTH & MARKET STREETS,
• • Ti! . f.fP .«oa ki "■
WILMINGTON, DEL.,
FOB YOUB
CLOTHING.
J. T. MULLIN' & SON,
%
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Will give you the best bargain in a Suit of Clothes
you ever had, and a full stock to select from.
3
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S
Phiia. & Wilmington
Propellers
Will sail dally bom
Market Street Wharf Wil
mington, Del.
At 6 O'clock P.M.,
AND
*
First Wharf below Choi t
nut street, Phila.£
kt 6 O'clock, P. M.
■ Through rates named to all Em tern and
Weetern Cities, aud freight forwarded
promptly by oonneotlng Hue*. Ex preen
deliverlee ln Philaaelphla and Wilming
ton. Freight carefully handled undei
our personal euperviaio -
CHAILE1 WARNER A CO.,
Sbt-7
P"p"î2STÎîfirVATOH
I And dealer in
MAKER
wATOHBK,
ByflP 0L00K8, JEWELBT
«Tb4La88E8, r wak
NO W6 MARKET STREET
WlIsMUlQTOH, Dtt.
rartiotiiar attention paid to repainnc a
ill ita branohet j also, ohao"-***"
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Tll.pubfic !j eortllally nvltedsn p
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
TRY ▲ BARREL OF OUR
"SAFE TO BUY.
»I
A CHOICE PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
AND ONLY
«G.OO I*er- Barrel.
Warranted to be as represented.
We have a very good Brand of Flour
at $4.60 aud 90 oents for 1-8
barrel of our BEST FLOUR.
W. N. Chandler,
No. *11 MARKET STREET,
llalf war bat. Stb aud 7th 8U. ayrS*
THE STAMFORD
BUSINESS COLLEGE
This institution, located >t 8tarn lord,
Oonu., is tbs only Institution in the
East ran Ln connection with tha Colorado .
Business Oollaga Dan vor» Colorado, there
aa£T i7 'pMarM-irÄISi'
Tbi. oollo*. u tb. bUftoAu kiadfor ttS
Mercantile Training
—OF—
oungMen and Ladies
W. FOSTER,^Prendent,
W. S. CLARK, Secretary,
D. W. CADY, Trtaiutw.
Tba moat aztanatTa, thorough and
Ç leta lnatltution ol tha kind In the i
houaaude of aooountac
world.
ta
toi
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t«lr
Th*|Hioitt Koto or EmraAnon roa
ïoujio Museum Luttas.
Fine new brick
i*bed »panmeala 1er ibe applloiUlon ot
aud carry lug eat of oar novel ana ay»
lematlo meLboa» of
Business Training
Young ;men who contemplate a host
el parente bavin
ulroaiar, wmoh
toedn
• are par
for oar new 1
.TS?
of an.
tranoe.eto. Addreee,
W. e. CLARK, dec'y.
Btamvosd, Uqua.
euorstnuoSAL.
aprlS-dam
LA*P suavcToa,
(CIVIL ENGINEBB A DRAFTSMAN,
Netary Publie and Conveyancer.
aproJSSSK 0 ' «■-*»«*
JjJOTICE,
WALTER CUMMINS,
AT02N*r-AT-LAW
• to
NO. 720 KINO 8TRKE1.
J.M»
Attomey-at-Gaw,
No. S W. SEVENTH STMEBT,
Wliming Ion DM.
ap7-ly.
- USX O. OULK
JU 8 T 10 JC or TMX PXAGfe,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
OOlutH W. Otrur or Third an*' -
8ISSU. Paoaioua, Patents and p*
procured.
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Wilmington, Pet