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«HI DAILY GAZETTE Is pabilah
gsg ffiLJS' SSg
al lgnrt aof the city
U1
. AiBIIW M cctab
Irilct and Most
Aj c 1
VaiMT.JVM Bf. IML
T*l( SrdtLs IPabtt.—T he people of
to the tote that white tbs Dsmo
srasy of the city ha« ths State have
basa ooaduotlng tha city, oounty and
which
hi A
e
■ the terieuet scrutiny and
deOadYhs efforts of opponents to point
foriag political element« h at* drifted
•O— tr y "Prinolplechdt men," to the
letekot mere pbUtioal aemmblee fot
Uhnseeffioiof Cectioos ami to
'» p e tr oo—e. What
«• people « Delaware
1 er the learned sod persistent
*" " or the eloquent and
care
'•ter. Bird" hold the offioes
*ti Q*Md, to long as
tt* «Ht, #«!*«? knd State government
tesy U» ln pssoe und
te the grant
■te-AdvanUgv Mr the Mmrtng sad
Th, Mba* policy of the opponents
of tee Dsesnnrstln «SH 1 y in Delnwnre
kndi. « Wi a dk d down into securing
Iflgyew te baw enpltel and pro
tete 0 ^ 0 « et Washington. So far
MS ska white people at Minn were
in
to
tea Radical faeti
mi aha toliitarect themselves. Neither
tea "Bird" nor tea "Higgins" fao
tteac —xéà »'batten whether » white
■as'« lai was «e et s as s ti er tnereased.
At»* itemed
ro ot—l| af the fleah pots. Ws mean
to look for was the
gentlemen In the casual use of their
nMW WllfcS them bandied about
byte*
spe e t te d* dor Kapahlioan neighbors.
for them as hifhare
■MU''«ar* *o bs made the subject of
' Bat that amounts to
worship
ps te; maMMoWing in the lend of one
bccauae he dues not go the
flt lor the negro, or another
feocause he geeethe "whole
te^Msdlmrihe toil, for the negro;
4* be what hae bad
weight IA Washington. Certainly
Why, 4 ht s gn a rr slhaa been going on
fro*, year to year. Tbe party has
bcea MteHydtebanded and formally
reorganized, and U now rent in two
agateeteh Joahts committees in this
**£« U teaches nothing to the people
way to get op rows
al
bat the
White tks Radicals turns bten doing
tea tea n o wner att bava been radaolug
ths tats indebtedness ; refunding tbe
Stete hoods from a sir per cent, to a
t, and bp a wideawake
tele K i te « ritt e I raorautng the Bute'.
* rixt, tbouoxnd dollar».
Tb* W te H O n i ri i Levy Coart have
glteB to «or ater > ooantg baUd log
teak IK OaoeUenoe and architectural
MS
to both oonntj
•*» ant tor Mow iu ml
wAi éàt IH teiOc mti o City Counoil
pmia aad Whoioeouu water and plaoaa
with Philadelphia's oela
htotod work«. Daring aU tha rainy
w«Mttrtor oitix«nk have been served
P"re. aparkling
watery whOaow brethren of Philadol
■*«•«■ >U 0.«ntti liMglyon tit« city
aaw lMitlduig«, «nd mad« «ooh lm
tha meaty. Ja tote
«flMoitf and «oooty
tha govarnaient
and State have
■ lOttttMitj totha «apport of the peo-
•to t odd on toll haa Uan done while
>»» «Sp to teM war» quarrelling over
a«»* «1 from tho Podond
H kt» Oooceionslly
r.£r.
lategatOtaat board
lea to ndioale by ad-
toè rircae. What, Eow-
* Ike MDtimaut of
tha U. B. Senat« attj
m raoa at Plmlloo. k
la.
aa lo
ter w sa at i rs to «u to tha Darby,
.M. irwasssl
acaafeaggsg;
.«to iaaomotton, wbeu tha re
•ri
ta w
—7 aay, taat tbai
totoaetaaa totbaaftoit
eoon think of doing
tor tha remainder
SfeîFÂiêsis
Aron» the H. Y. «lar.
Th« BitaaUon M AlkMj.
Assemblyman Bradley and Senator
fl— loot hare both been examined and
orou-examined, and both atlok to their
original atoriee. Bradley eweara that
Seaeioaa bribed him for $8,000—$3,000
oaah in hand—to Tote for Depew, and
Haaaloni aweara that he argued with
Bradley, hut neTor paid him any
money. We are oonetrained to aay
that a careful review of the eridenoe
that far leave, no reasonable doubt aa
■e truth of Bradley'« i
flgnre displayed by Beaei
o rose-exam ination is not preposseeaiog.
says that he has ■ good memory
when ho wants to remember anythin«;
but evidently be does not went io re
bar the facts about which he baa
been questioned. Bradley testified
like e man who'waa anxious to tell the
truth ; but Sessions seems like a wit
ness who tries hard to tell nothing.
Wo do not suppoee that either one of
them told the whole truth ; but, so fu
M they go, we are iuolined to believe
Sessions is altogether too mnocent
e men whe swears
statement,
one under
The
He
and too forgetful
hat be has been an Albany lobbyist
for twenty yean. He o.nnot remem.
bar the name of one of his employers ;
he never heard of any member of the
Legislature being offered money for
hie vote ; he never knew that money
had been need to influence members
upon any measure. This is altogether
too fresh, toe green, too unsophisti
cated to be honest. The obvious con
clusion is that, if Sessions is dishonest
in one part of bis testimony, he Is dis
honest ell the way through. Aa be
ean remember nothing about his former
employers, so be may willfully have
forgotten all about the .2,000 he gave
to Bradley. As he pretends to know
nothing about hi* former legislative
eorruption, so he may be pretending
when he ewe be never offered Bradley
e bribe. W
feotly impartial—for both Bradley and
Sessions are Republicans, end we wish
their party joy of them—we do not see
how, upon the evidenee of Sessions
himself, it ie any longer possible to
donbt that Bradley was paid to rote
for Depew.
ith every desire to be per
<f s
London Spectator. Jons 4.
Tho c ensue returns are oozing out
in driblets. It 10 said, but we will
not vouch for the precise accuracy of
figures, that the population of
United Kingdom will be found
to be 34,000,000, oi which 25,000,000
live iu Ungland, 4
land and 5,000,000
more certaiu that the population
"Registration London" lias increas
ed 3,254,000 in 1871 to 3,814,000, tbe
increase being 560,000, or 17 per
cent, in the decade. In 1801 on the
same area the population waa 958,
000, and in 1821 1,378,000,the increase
being nearly threefold in sixty years.
The centres of largest increases have
been KensingtoD, which now containa
370,000 and it larger than Leeds ;
Islington, now 282,000 ; Wandsworth
oh has nearly doubled, now a par
iah of 210,000 - and Camberwell, 186,
000. The City, Westminster and
Marleybone have all declined, and the
two former are now trumpery little
plaoes, only 51,000 people living in
"London," and 46,000 in Westminster.
Lewisham has now 20,000 more peo
>le than the Lord Mayor's dominion.
It is astonishing how difficult it is to
rid ourselves of the effect of historic
names. Mo one ever thinks of these
London parishes as if they were great
otties. Woolwich now oontains the
the
tlie
,000,000 m Scot
in Ireland. It i»
ol
whi
population of Norwich, aud ie proba
bly richer ; but who thinks of Wool
wich cud Norwich as equal iu nation
al importance ?
PROLIFIC RYE»
Tbe <;r»wIk frone ■ Few Oralns.
from the CcntreviUo (Md.) Record.
\Bjc tea crop little cultivated In this
section in these days. Mr. B. C. Pul
len, a gentIsman residing on a farm re
S olly purchased by him near Church
111, has brought to tb > office a large
bundle of rye grown .on ordinary land
from tonr grains, proves that rye is
one of the most prolific of oereals. The
f roduot of ous grain Isons hundred and
vs, which stocks all prodoelng beads
ell filled. Each of tbe other grains
have, on an average, produoed seventy
stocks each bearing a head well filled
with grain. Tbe
grains, if suffered
roduct of the four
mutate, Ç would be
a quart of good grain. This Is
product of a highly ferUilxed
•pot hat came from a large Held, not im
At this rate It would not take
ooe hundred grains of rye to
bushel. Mr. Fallen is one of
E
at
aottbs
proved.
more than
prodnoe a
oew cornera to tbl. county, and pm
ebaaed tea farm when be now rraldca,
tentai Bin« 140 aorea, of Mr. Wm. K.
Tempi., for *2,000. Mr. F. hu realized
bat two year', crops, wbiob be .ay» have
batted him sufficient to pay for tbe farm
and give him tea oropa of tbe prewnt
year clear. He «peak. In tha highest
terme of our tell, climate and aoolal ad
yaatagea.
Jab. Ro8kndai.b, g native of Pales
tine, has deciphered one of the inscrip
tions on the famous sword of Milas
fltandlsh. It It lo Mediaeval Arabic,
knd meant: «With peace God ruled bis
tlcvcff (meaning creatures), cod with
tbe judgment of HU arm He troubled
the mighty (meaning tbe
or the wicked." Mr. Roeeodgle
thinks tbe sword it among tbe oldett
weapons in existence. It wee acquired
by Blandish when fighting agalntt tbe
most power-
fui)
WhtwIII bullet persist In wearinc
gold dote in their hair at dances? »ate
a writer In toe London 7nil/i. It |, not
pretty to look et. and it la moat unpleaa-
aat for tbair partners,as u 6lea Into their
eyee and pretty well blinda them; in fact,
oo so toe It baa toe acme effect aa a atrong
plocb of aonff. i wr« at a ball a few
evening« back,and noticed a gc jd-looklng
girl acting tbe pert of a wall flower.
"Why don't yo« ask her to dancer" I
•Bin to an enthnaiaatlc waltzer. "Ob,"
replied be, "»he's too dust,."
A Chicago telegram aaya : "The
ion of tbe Chamberlain of the roy 1
house of Germany jumped from e
tower 190 feet high, in tola oity, laat
_ " We are not informed wbat
the eon of tbe Chamberlain of tbe
royal bouse of Germany waa doing at
Chicago ; bat we do not dispute the
jump from the tower. Anything to
get «way from that Western Sodom
woe evidently the eentiment of the
German Chamberlain's son.—JV. Y.
btur.
evening.
PUBLIC BALBB.
pUBLIC SALB
—or—
COWS, SPRINGERS AND BULLS.
Will be told at Public sale, at the Frac,
tlcal Fermer, Brandywine Hd„
MONDAY, JUNE SO, 1881,
»t 1 o'clock, p. m-,
40 bead of very oholoe UMae.
ter oounty freah oowa and spring-1
era. and a lew atock holla. Two]
ana four snonlha oredlt.
ROBERT!, A TYSON.
L. W. Stidham A Sow. Aucl'ia. Jsl,
8 ALE.OF OOWH.
The »ubeerlbera will
■ell at Publio
Sale, at. Red TfmTfffl
MM.boma.n, gg»
MONDAY, JUNE 27th, 1881,
At 1 o'clock p. m.,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
SPRINGERS, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS, DOT OF
YOUNG BULIH.
1400, I
Ctuater
»ILL A BAILEY
L. W. Stidham A Son, Auot'r*.
Janel-U
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS OF THE
O WILMINGTON SAVING» FUND
SOCIETY, for the year ending Deoember
81, l&M):
DR.
band laat statement...1 12,574 17
Received hrom depositor*. 282,802 80
Received from interest and
dividends..
Received from loans pa.d In
Recel vsd from real esute....
Received from «Ute Ux.
Cash
.. 82,806 79
07,047 58
.. 4,705 01
10 M
Total.
.• 440,845 81
CR.
Paid to depositors
Loans made.
187,818 12
285,048 U.
1. 8128
Paid for real estate
Paid on amount accrued lnler
est on Wilmington City Loan
(purchased)
Paid taxes (city, county
State).
Salaries aud expenses..T.
Cash in bank.
88 83
id
874 90
4,228 21
7,281 52
Total....
• 440,840 81
ASSETS.
Amount Invested In bond and
mortgage.
Amount invested iu Delaware
State bonds (cost)..
Amount Invested lu ground
rent.
Amouui invejted In Delaware
Railroad bonds (cost).
Amount Invested In bills re
ceivable...
Amount invested lu Delaware
Railroad slock (oost). «
Amount Invested In wilin.
Oily Loan...
Amount luvest' d in New Cas
tle Water Loan.
Amount invested In
Amouut lntercstdue
incuts and taxed lo date
Amount cash In bank.
1,008,688 IB
15.510 00
350 00
i.ose oo
«.nee«
15,136 00
. 50,600 60
. 14,00) no
estate 22,877 84
In «esi
61.036 15
7JSI5I
Total.
.01,160,576 16
LIABILITIES.
Whole amouut dus depositors. 1,081,796 88
Guarantee fund to pretest e
poaltors.
. 114,776 22
Total.. 1.198,572 12
J. E. MM ITH,
Areas. WJlm. Havlsga Fand »oclety.
Attest. Jos. a. Kxchahdson. auditor.
Jei-f-6-8-11-13-15-18.
F irst grand excursion
-or TUB—
bayahu legion,
A
BOMBAY HOOK!
On MONDAY, JUNE 20th, 1881,
Ou the Steamer
THOMAS CLYDE.
Msaterot Oremenlea—John E. Bates.
Floor Manager— J ohu k. Jennings.
Aaslstauu—First, Win, Hicfcmau ; Bee
ond, Wm. Davis ; Third. Jos. Dugan.
RITCHIE'S BRAS» AND STRING
BAND HAH BEEN ENGAGED
FOR THE OCCASION.
.OO cents.
. . .SO *»
WM. B. WlLMKlt, Secretary.
Wm. McMknamim, Treasurer.
a.^Q ttt shar rt " fourth street wharf at 6.30
AO*The committee of Arrangements
(cuualetti g of fifty persona), will see that
uckm) order Is malnUmed. no disreputa
ble person* allowed about the boat.
in
Tickets,
Children
VJOTICE—RULE» REGULATING
iS ODORLEH» EXCAVATORS:
1. The board shall grantlloen
applicants it may think oompatent.
2. The carts used by tbe odorless exca
vating companies shall be water-tight
aud have sufficient covers to prevent
•pilling.
8. All owners of odorless exoavallnx
apparatuses shall be held responsible tor
any nuisances caused by them, and shall
abate tbe same without delà. .
4. The board may, by resolution, sua
peud tbe action of the odorless excavat
ing oompaules at auy time during the
sninmer months that It may think pro
to all
6. All llceosee aiiall be signed by the
presldeoi of the board, and atieeuTd by
the secretary. '
8. It iha.i not be lawful for a licensed
cleauer to deposit the oouteats of a privy
"mi"""* WIU " Q one
7. fcver. owner of an odorle«« ezoa
vatln« apparaiae «ball be roqnlnMl u>
keep me caru, when not In uae, under
•over, and Iroin public view, cocci,llv
when wlthlb tbe city limite, end tbe toee
er covere ebut, exoept only wben recel v
in ? oouieuw or privy welle or Muke.
8. Tbe board may revoke tbellcenee of
any odorlcaa excavalln« company for re
luelCk to comply with lb# above rulee.
J , 'ti J L very odorita exuavatlLgeompany
■hall be required to keep a record of hu
welts cleaned, and f ir whom cleaned.
board*** 0 ™ 1416 ** m ® , Goarterly, to ibe
io. The price for removing the contenu
pr cesspools ior the entrent year shall be
not more than one uud oue-quarter cents
pe .^ **ü ou ? or . l6u ce"!« per eu ble feet.
JL Ea h odorless exaavatlug c«mpany
■hall hold its tanka, barrels, hose.pnmps
etc., subjeci to Inspection by the exeetu
ttve officer, who shall report lo the board
once a month on the condition of the
12. Tbe odorless excavating companies
■hall psriorm at onesjto the cxduslon of
all oiher bnainess, any orders referred to
them by ths Board ol Health.
18. The board r
•mend th
rvae tea ngbt to
rules at any time.
By order of the Board of Health.
DR. L. P. BUBH. President.
Attect: E. B. FBAxaa, Clerk.
Jelo-lw.
Delaware state Bonds!
OrriCK of Statk Tkbasurkr, >
Dovrr, Drl., May 15, 1881. J
By virtue of an Aot of l the General
saemblv of the State if Delaware,
paaeea at Dover at Its session of 1881.1 do
nsveby give notice to holders of Delaware
»tale; Bonds that I shall attend at tue
Philadelphia National Bank, In the cltv
of Philadelphia, during the business
honn of that Bank, on the first three
■•oullar days of July. A. D., 1181, pre-
P* y oir a,lti redeem bonds of the
said Btate, o f the numoers foUowlna:
From No. gn to 880, both lnclnalve of ths
denomination of one thousand dollars
eaeb, oi the lune of tbo boSÎIÏ if .ri™
htate under date of January l, A. D„ lM6t
also other bonds of tbe said State of the
number.following: From NoTl toïîf
both inclusive, of the denemlnation oi
one tbonmnd dollars each, of the issue or
the bonds ef the said »tau ander date oi
January 1, A. D., 1887, Oct. 28. a. D„ 18ö 8
September 14, A: D., 1868, and October
28. A. D.s 1888; and aleo* other bondi
or the said state of the numbers fol-
lowing : From No. 1 to 178, both IncJo *
alve, of the denomination of one thooe-
and dollars each, of the Issue of the bonde
of said Stau ander date ef January 1. A
D., 1874. And that from and after the first
day of Joly, A. D., 1881, interest w m
bonds herein
Intended to in-
1
designated, ''This call is I
olndsoU the outs land Vug
Slate of Delaware." 7 ~
ROBERT J. REYNOLD»,
»late Treasurer.
maylO-tJyleod
W.1.KH«M( * «•
W IL KEHHARD4C0,
BUCK «MBB.
Our Blaok Qoods oommand at
tention on eaeonot of qaelity, shade
end priese.
W. M. KBNNABD k CO.
can find many choice goods st.Ken
nerd k Co.'s. Their a took is never
allowed to getold ; selling at reason
able prioes keep it moving.
new ityle oollan, Urge Uoe eoIUrt
for Indie«, Intest thing oat, just
opened by Kenanrd k Co.
oiioEtn.
Owing to tbe greet demand for
ginghams they Imre beoome very
acaroe, bat W. M. Kennsrd & Co,
have yet 100 pieoee to select one
dregs from.
W. M, Keanard k Co. are offer
ing thin gauze underwear for ladite,
gentlemen and children, at LOW
PRICES.
SPANISH LACK TIES.
A new and beautiful line of Spenieh
ties, fiohue collars, and many other
choies things just opened by W. M.
Kennard k Oo.
white «mis.
W. M. Kennard k Co. are offer
ing one case of white quilts at $1.10
which would be cheep st $1.50.
T»uma
White, Blue and Pink Tarlatan«
in qualities for eovsring glaa« and
ohandeliors.
W. M. KENNARD k CO.,
621 Market Bt.
This atock is always complete in
all eizea and qualities, from $2.25
upwards.
LA WEE.
A fine line of Amoriaoa Lawn«,
in the latent styles and colorings, at
12 *.
inn LAWI
Pure Linen Laww 25 oaata.
WHITE O fl MR,
A fin« Victoria Lawn at 12 1-2
and « fall line'of our oelebrated
make of Linon D'Inde, from 25 to
50 oonto.
orua riAinu.
Hod, White, Blue, Pink, Cream
tnd Kcru Opera Cloths. Call and
see them.
A fin« line of Pinaob, sun and
rain Umbrellag.
Btrrrona.
W. M. Kennard k Oo.'a «took ol
Dreao Buttons ia very large «nd
■tylea are the neweit and ohoioeot.
OLUTKa
W.M. Konnard^ACo.'* «took of
Lisle Thread Qloves is U fa their
•took of Kid GIoym, yery lor«.
Th«y are »elUng a good [Liale Oloro
kt 25 cent«.
621 MARKET STREET,
T^OTICE.—T H K WOBKINGMKN'H
AJI Lou AhooWJod 1. now tuning H
aew aerla» of atoek. No back payment«;
• per Mot Interest allowed. Apply day
•Tanin« t« KQ 0 MARI3 Hecr , Ury .
Oil««, Ml Shipley St., hi atory.
myae-sw
T ODGING—For Iwo or three gentlemen
IA I _ AM SHIPLEY STREET.
T OST,— On Market street, between
Ju 54b and lath, a email gold horseshoe
eoarf pin. A suitable reward will be
given If returned to THIN OFFICE.
F LOURq FEED AID GRAIN.
VBOtBULI AND DICTA 1 1.,
AT THE »TEAM FLOUR MILLS.
W. FRONT STREET.
G net work a speciality. Satlsfeot on
guaranteed In every respeot. 1 aleo man
ateeture the oelebrated "Good Enough"
Floor, the beet In the ma r ket for the price
—#7.00 per bsrrd. Graham flour utade
from white wheat
NO.
*W. D. SEDGWICK.
ytt-lm
N ^EXAMINATION
The New Osetle County Annual Exam
ination of Candidates for teach «is' cert id
eate*. w 11 he held at the following places:
JUNE 14.
" 23.
OF TEACHERS.
New
Middletown and Newark
Kirkwood and Mermaid
Henry Olay.
17.
begin promptly at 8 J 4
o'clock, A. M, Commissionen» ol schools
are cordially Invited to be present.
H. d UABPaefTKR,} Sup ' U '
Smyrna, Drl., May 81,1881.—w2t
The exeroleee will
vroTICA.—reraona wno: were a ratted ,n
XS the mate of Delaware for tbe United
Blateem ill tar y service la May, Juue or
paid oommuutlon feet
again drafted in laid ami
were requited to procure a substitute oi
•alar tbe military service under tbe latte)
draft,will And It totbelr advantage to com*
nsunleate, either personally or by letiei
With the undersigned, who bas boen
by the filou Legislature to oo
fToea the Secretary of War, the commuta*
Uon money paid by suob persons. The
Secretary Of war having been directed by
St of O ong rees to refnud tbe ooinmui*'
July, 18 M, and
Dover Del.. Jnlv io. is79
FIRE WORKS!
FIRE WORKS
FLAGfS, LANTERNS,
PAPER GAP PISTOLS.
ADAMS & BROTHER
Ars now natty to nil order« for FI HE
WORKS. They have received Ihfi agency
for the oelebrated ÆT14A COf.OBKU
FIBE WORKS, they bslug the cheapest
— * best goods in tha market.
ADAMS & BRO.,
MO. 004 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DAL.
Send for catalogue of Kirs Works. Oar
line of Dry Goods, Bools and »boss. Car
pels, Oil Cloths and general line of House
keeping Goode are as good as the best and
■ cheap
the cheapest.
Jel41Jy4
WJC WILL SUND FREE
DR. JOY'S
ELECTRIC )
l DEVICES. 1
Uta,Bs«*.U.
a a. joy. ta. A
Ol
fofikswu.
elNse—wsnO
DI. JOY'S ILECTRIC DtVICES
For Examination and Trial before
Parehaelng.
•uOhrln« from ««won, Weaknesses,
teeerel 0eMll«y, Lose of Nerve Force
•r Vigor, or any dleeaee resulting Iroui
A busks and Othu Causes, or to aay
■lfltoted with Rhenmatlsm, Neurtti
ta» Paralysis.Spinal Difficulties. Kidney
r Liver Troubles, Lame Back, and other
Oseases of the vital Organs. AIsowomkn
roubled with Di se ases peculiar to their
z.
Speedy relief and complete restoration
> health guaranteed. These are «he
■*y tlMtrte Device« or Appiiaa
trae*
tmSeieaUflc Principle«. Their
gh efficiency use been practically
i with the - - -
to
der ful eae
and they have the hlgheit eu
meats from tbe non eminent
g «Heal sad seiend He men of
■erica. Baud at ouee for book gi viug
Information free. Address the manu
t nr»ra ,
WAGNER A OO..
OOR. MICHIGAN AV. A JACKSON ST.,
Jnl-eodAwiy
Chicago, III.
REMOVAL.
JOHN MULROONKY, BotUer,
Has removed from 408 Poplar street,
to N. W. oor. 6th and Tatnall HU.
ALE. PORTER, AMD BROWN 8TOU1
put up In small paokagea for
ffiurily baa.
AU orders by mall or otherwise promptly
ti e n .sd to. S lrat premium Lager Beer
Otual sxpreuly for IkaUy uae.
SSKAT BAKWA1XM
AT
ADAMS & BRO S,
jdit Wt MAHKKT 8TBEET,
ti "'
On Good». <C Motions,
BOOTH AND HHOKH.
toff« find 7aaejr floods,
Of ail .Deecriptlons.
Ir Rods, and Rugs, Croquet, Lawn
Tents. Base Balls, Bau. de s. a large
teni of Hammocks, cheap, jfixpi
Vsleo pedés i ock_
Horses, Doll Carriages and Wheeloar-
rowa. Fire Worka, Flags, Lanterns,
lng
WewotUd particularly call your
attonttoa to oar apeelel Una of ChUdran'a
<kurrla«aa at factory price».
fleadi ora Cheap.
81.73
KINDLING WOOD,
OAK AND PINK MIXED.
Orders eon be left at the following places
"" E. Bolfner. Floor and feed store
No. S W.lOth stTMt. '
W. C. Townsend, Floor and Feed Store
corner 8th and Talnail Sts,
John A. Huey, N. W. cor. 9th and MadL
son. Grocery store.
O'Donnell
Ja
iMT' oor '"'
''-PÂS.ÎÂSTÂÎi
by mou to kindling
rol Union nod Gllpii
b • v nstsr
wood
gin Arc.
attended
\ESSSHai.
DR. HAYDOCK'S
ÜST^EW
L1VEK i' ILL,
(SUGAR COAT WD.)
ONK 1*11.1. IN A IHHi;
OA A i*ILL IN A DON K.
OAK FIIA IN
H
EACH VI A Lointain« TWENTY PILLS
Rill ta Done.
PRIOIS TWICNTY-riVIC OKN
FOR HALE i>Y ALL DKUUUIjSTn.
Caution.—N oue
slguulureof A llkk Uayuook i
Pills. Every Pills is ;>>«igur
Coaled, it your druggist does not keep
them we will mail them tree lo any ud
dr«t«M oh reoulpi of 2» ouuU. Five vials
for ■ I. Ui. Buy ut
• genuine utiiens the
■ 1«
each V
»>. DnuoLdcUy.
Thtee 1*1 lu.
absolute
for al!
bilious and malarial «libellons. They
grapple with discuae at Its fouauln he-. «I ,
and root it
patieiit'b *ystein at
. They lorlliy me body aguinst Dis
ol sudden ailacuM and
brave the
ease In all fn
epidemics, and enal
iniMMinailcdaugor of Nwampsaud forests.
One vial of Dr. Hayuook'm nkw Livkh
Pill» relieves the entire system of pains
and aches, t-nllveus the spirits and t.
BOUNDING THROUGH IHE VEINS,
»end for this luestl niable medicine at
ouee and take
All
oilier.
liuMitallou uud delay
another luriu o
remtniy al nanti
nothing bet
■hie whenyOu have h
cure Hick near* luaLauliy.
1'Hkw Uiwe.tf!« in unie aud you
Have-1 many day»
.he
elees misery.
Dr, Haydook'8 New Liver PHI»
Are
and the graulest biuSHiug that Huieiur
world.
grama auu evHenco ol tieaiL
haa giv*
to
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
_KNOW THEM !
TUE 1'KOl'l.k. UHK TJ1KMI
THE PKOT1.K PAA1MK l llkU.
What h uadi edn of Lei tors n.ty u u
tleuU al- over the uabiluhte gioou:
Dr. Hay dock, y
ol ail buiousucHS.
Vous
pu
L
■ Till hue
rid
No more
ten pi Um Luken ut «
pills cured
Arier Muth ilug tortures iront bilious
CNtoW Liver i'lilM
ieturu of
. My heutluche n.
e another
er. lor me of live
of y o.
solle
Ol y
.and 1 have
Than mj(D<
. Sena
tue houite.
mulMAiy.
id loll
to Keep lu
Our doctors treated me for chronic cou
■tipullou, aa they called It,
seid It
P 1 .h cured
1 had no appetite; Dr. Huydock s N
Liver Pills gave mo a hearty
Your pills are marvelous.
Dr. llaydock has cured my headache
that wus chrome.
1 gave hall ol one or your pill« to iu\
babe for oholei a morons The dour you nw
tiring got well In auay.
My nauKea ol a morning ji now cured
ahcl no more headaches.
Your vial of Dr. Haydock's New LI
Pille cured me of terrible neuralgia
pulua in the head.
»end mu two vials ; I want
poor family.
Send me live vtalsoryour New LI
Pills by return mail.
Doctor, my biliousness and headucln
are ail gone. -
For all Diseases of the Kldm-ys. Ketch
tlon of Unue, Dr. Hay docs a New Livei
a perfect cure. One Pill
aatlafy the moMt skeptical.
For Female Diaeaaes, Nervous l*i
Mon, WeaKueas. General Isasailude, wan
Appetite aud Wick lleadach', Di. llt y
dock'« .'Jew Liver Pi,la will oe louud ai
at iithi
mcnrubiu. Y
New L
for a
Pull
effectual reiuudy.
Tuny
a cuie
universal in their ellbcls,
,'n. V
novü-tMHl.vsi v.
" Tl»*
GENTS'
53tOc,
FORMER PRIuE S1.00
W. U. COLB,
Men's Furnishing Goods,
202 MARKET STRKkT.
«KASONABLE
IMsECTICII) KH !
MOTH PROOF
PAPER BAGS,
(of tak payer.)
Very cheap and
ble.
e for seal skin
Several sizes ; large
coats.
r lAR PAPER
In Sheets 3x4 feet.
i'ARBCLIZKO
ANTI - NOTH PAPER
Cheap and healthful,
among clothIng positively protects them
from moths.
DALMATJON INHKCT POWDER
INHEtrr POWDER (JUN8,
A few sheetfi
floats.
GUM CAMPHOR I
POACH PASTE
(For de hoy lug Rouehes, Mice, and
Rats, 4 p. a* c.)
Z. JAS. BELT
APOTHECARY.
apr7 SIXTH AND MARKET BTH«,
_ __ Wilmington Del.
JOHN P. D0NAH0E,
-BOTTLBR OF—
Ale, Porter «Brown Stout
Phllndelplila <8 Rocheslsr Lager Beer,
Uider A Mineral Watern. Dnm Ul
Alsu d Porter X, XX. XXX.
Agent for >beboygun H tu-
erai Water.
-DEPOT-
517 & 519 Orange St.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ffWOrdersDy mall promptly attended
Polite aud aooommodating drlv-
m a v 28
Lu.
#rs.-Ck
NOW IS THE TIME
TO tIUI V.OUK
STOVES
?
at)l> UKT YUUK
Heaters Put in Order.
a cave just reduced the price of all Cook
Parlor and Heating HUvee to sultlh
oardblraee.
0* and aee the prioes before you hay,
U. nORUlKNOM,
Third an Uhlpley Bta.
liaui».
* -A.T THE
NEW EXCHANGE!
305 SHIPLBY STREET,
FINEST LUNCHES IN THE CITY,
Served every morning aud evening tics,
to gentlemen only.
Jel5tf
CARPETS,
MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR LINENS
WINDOW SHADES,
WILTONS, k COCOA MATTlNllS
M04UETTI 8, PLAI N M ATTlNu
BRUSSELS. FANCY MATTINu
TAPESTRIES, STAIR MATTINu
3-PLY LINENS, from 2k to6 yns
INGRAINS,
RAG,
VENETIANS,
■ !..
WINDOW 8HAUEH
OIL CLOTH»
STOOD),
HUGH AND MATS.
We Invite an examination of
and NEW HTiît'K of
graces,
I-Srgj
Pattern« in ml
and under market
GRANVILLE WORRELL
and 822 Market *Vf.,
rum.
ulyl-ly.
D fcLAWABK UAKFKX MUUHK,
Mfl MAHKKT MTltEKf
We li.ve Iu.t received a laroe.uwk 0 I 611
raprolrir Urutisl«, Three
pi) Inici-Hlns »«id i,m
CAHTPET I U G S.
Al*o a ittrua atiKorliucni oi
SSLCL0185. MATÎI868AH3
WINDOW SHAHS.
ur
u call Knd satlafy yoursell (list
giving nargams.
I IK VUV Ci A t ic I i i ;,
W I IA4 l«U PON. Ilf
ANCHOR Li NE.
trNITED HTATKS MAIL RTKAM H«
»EW B %*,TS; r ^Äoj,
cam««.MOtoevo. 8ii:m,u'.K,«s
'*—• «'.«uii-ni dv cota-.v, rA* p'T
And every bniird; .,
NKW YOiJK '*'(> LO.s'liOi Vklf T
CABINBAAStoiMI. F.zcunio
1 oaHt-ngvf SflConunodatlonfi i
1'fe.cnn aù ^ OC ^«*11 B0«k.'
I tuM^njforH Docked at lowe«t rstea to m
ifuilroud SfSMOii In Kororve or Aim rl"
lirait« at lowest rsirs, p«y«!hlp ifrou .•!
Utrousbost England, Fcotliu.d aud In land
for ti'Kikaofiniormatlon. piano, 4c. ipply t.,
uasnassov UBoTuasa. i Howuna uun, N
>r to HWIUHJL w H
Wllmlniftos. On
:
fr..man
■OriM.A.lA»
8M. B. SHARP
rih arm maiihkt m
itw URESS GOOibi
AT REDUCED PRICE».
dol'd & Blaxk Silks,
Direct from the Importer.
jICTHS & CÄSSIMEEES.
o Herat
Cue largest stock we nave
Also a lull IIns of
Carpets and Oil Cloths
jacls to n.'.ou per yard.
b
W**. U. SHARP.
4Ui AH MAHKKT HTt*.
SCHOOL STATIONEN.
ALL KINDS OF ARTICLE» NKO$>
HARY FOR SUMO LA RE UA iM
BE BADOF
E. S» R. Butler,
No 4611 n tuggr TttKKr
AHUSEH'S EElEBBATliO
Ü
ICE CREAM!
40 Cim. PEI «UJABT.
S. W. Cor. Seventh and Shipley Sts.
refit It'd su'l
rst-Class st Y I**
J. T. GARDNER having
SÏJwJï&jfi ^ sSpÄ
rmy e Ä°m':re"„ U ;:2^3äteyp. 1S .
ssxrs iK'SiWssrtfc**'
' jus'"" ™"' J. T- OaBDHKB.
183U.
HHTABLIBHKD
1888.
EISINO & LANGE,
&
0* L .
ou
S3
All Kinds^of"provisions,
409 Orange Street«
nril.MINOTOM- 1 l
nrjRTH-l d
P B "pSÄSTi™rVATOH MAKE
ATOHB* 1 '
OLOUKH. JK WKDRf
ÏÿÆSLabMBj.,, ,r
NO we mariât »T""® 1
WILMIWOTO», £■*» rtn| «
Particular attention
Rll'ts branche, j also, ohangms
îl isea. Haa a good tesortment of »w*
Suteantly on head. ^ e ,
Thepubfic Is «eteiailT evlledw c

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