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WANTED.
and Older
Till«. A ' ld, u"'[NTON CORW1NK.
1517 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Waul) I union, D. O.
•lnter
A^TKD.—A WHli'Ss WOMAN, aa
w»i.r«*a ( wbo •« a good washer and
..or Wulf!» « 8 . 1(1 a w etc ; reference re
a xeply w Mas. K. porusr,
qU l wlm- or on Tue-uay afternoon ai
MH.kel-ueet, city. sept 9 - 2 f
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W A\rt;i>.—By « competent woman
.,i, 4 ce to do general housework.
• ... 415 West Front Street.
Ap,»iy
sep7 8 t # .
yyA.VfKO.-A HOY.
Apply »t mi«
sepl If
- aNIüu.— A Hostler or Driver waul*
\« a home. Oouutry aotel pief rred.
Call at once, 2nd door below A on queen
lireeL - --
W ANTED.—A purchaser for two nuely
located cottage lot* at RehoOolU,
the beach. or an exchange er city
property. _ Addrm., "O." tula u.floe,
aN 1' D—A11 person wno are
w ml of anything, to make suj
their wants through tue commun o. the
u.
tiAzsm.
rpKKrïl FOB AM. THE PKOPIA
Beautiful teeth «I »3. 15, »8 and
t h ner «et. teeth e*lr»cled wllh
Sul p.lu uy me u«e of sua .Over
tliiny year« e,p * r {f£°u A , i i jA oHEB,
lyllftf No ttti Market street
anchor line.
UNITED HT ATE» MAIL Hl KAM EK8
Hail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $60
These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep
or |*lgs.
|S0. STEERAGE, $28.
And every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO uONDUN DIRECT.
CABINS, I 6 U> *65 Excuraiou at Re
duced Rate»-.
oduiions are unsur
paesed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
PasRenK'fH booked at lowest rates to or
i> Railroad 8 i»llou lu Europe
Ainerioa.
Uralt* at lowest raie», payable free of
chart;«-, throughout England, Scotland
id Ireland.
F *r book» of Information, plana, Ac.,
oN Broth Kits, 7 Bow*
Ghucn, W. Y. Or to SAMUEL
t UETi'A, Adame Expreaa. Wllmingiou,
Del.
Paeeeugpr
apply to II
JUST RECEIVED 1
A cliolrc selection of
FIFE SINGING
Canary Birds,
That we
SELLING CHEAP.
W. N. CHANDLER.
611 MARKET STREET.
CLOSING OUT
—OF—
LADIES 1 SILK SUITS
GREATLY REDUCED
LIMBS dm» SUITS
VERY CHEAP.
HUM SUITS
t
GREAT BARGAINS.
UNEN ULSTERS
.FROM $1.25 UP.
Wrappers in Great Variety,
I-'rom 61 Cents up.
MISSES' SUITS,
*rom 85 cenlr up.
BUYS' SHIRT WAISTS.
FROM 45 CENTS UP.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
° a ® Marlr ot
It. 4
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PERRY DAVIS'
PAIN KILLER
18 A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Uis.
A sure and speedy cure for Sore
Throat, Choughs, Colds, Diphtheria,
Chills.Diarrliea, Dysentery,Cramps,
Cholera, Bummer Complaint, Sick
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Bruises, Cuts, Sprains, etc.
lYrfertly tafe to use internally or externally,nnd
certain to afford relief. No family can afford to
be without it. Sold by all druggists at 35«.,
•Oc., and 81 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor«*
Provldenoo, R. I*
'OAL AND WOOD.
S1.73
KINDLING WOOD,
OAK AND PINE MIXED.
Order*
be left at tbe following places
Mr. Chas. E Halfner. Flour and feed store
No. 8 W. loth street.
W. C. Townsend, Flf
aud Feed Store,
ttth aud Tatnall Sts,
. 9th aud Madl
John A. Huey, N. W.
.Grocery store.
James O'Donueii. Grocery Store, corner
d Orauge streets,
gwaltj
I
Messrs. Wlel Jt Kin
. Heco
Orders son» by
■lory, comer ol Union and Gilpin Ave
,<l|y attended to.
JAMES McKINNEY. (
Harness Store.
Market Sts.
kindling wood
N. K.
■
am NOW PAEPAKED TO DELIVER
ALL SIZES OF
1
COAL,
SUPERIOR Ql'ALITÏ
at the
For faml.y
LOWEST MARKET RATES
▲11 coal well screened and pu* n
cellar:.
13. F. TO W »J31STID,
Fourth Si
luloatlon witu all
au<!2
>. K<
Y Al
urne«
Telephonic com.
partsi
c«ty.
R. JA VIEM TODD,
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PHILADELPHIA,
Having estibllHhed a large practice In
7 mu itigion, h'ts decided to take up his
resid. uce in ibis city. This will suable
in toy to call on him In the evening Who
mot do
\
• luring Hie day.
Hereafter his appointments will be as
follows
802 Market street—on
m 8 a. in. to
9 p.m., Hun
ton.
TUESDAY aud FRIDAY, fr«
; oi her days lrom 7 to :
W IIml
9 P
days
New C site. In the nsrlors of ihe Jeffer
WEDNESDAY, from 9
HoUSri -
6 p. IU.
iffVrlng from any
Persons
CHRONIC DISEASES
Will And It to their advantage to oall.
• ^CONSULTATION FltEE. A*
septK My_ _
THE
UiVlWRISII FURNITURE
WARKROOMS
Wo. 316 Market Street,
of the finest assortments
can be found
of furniture or all description, as may be
louud in any o her wareroom in the
city. A oall aud examination will prove
id is fact.
MATTRESSES or all DESCRIPTIONS,
Including the famous
Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses
Bolsters and Pi I lows.
Repairing ueatly and promptly done.
JAMES MEGRATTEN
ioh:»-ir
■ ■JILtUTP*
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COLOR WORKS
Scaling Wax for Fruit Jars,
—AND—
Soluabli Blue for the Laundry
—AT—
Bradford's Paint Store,
Nob. 6 and » E. T hird Street,
4
L VREftSTON A Y AltS, „„„
* PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
An «idealer In
Aiuarlcan and Marl«»
W A T O H E H,
CMM'HN, JEWELRY,
o
PtiLV WARE, AC
tNO 80S MARKET '■'TREKT
WiLMiw«T*»a, Del.
Parue o lar an «niton pyd to repairins in
alittei brauche, also, changfog snecta« e
îl «sea. Has a goo«t a-Rortmeht of glass s
oastantly on band.
The public .s oor.
/its
WiLttlNUTOfl* ÜEL,
A Fine A «wi ment of Cense and U«.
•relias
AI
PHBlors make Money wltt
W. T. SOULS A OO., IS
La Bade itrfcOt. Chlosea
WHEAT.
OOJ/UOOJ
A Hew Fleh.
The first live gourami ever received id
the United States arrived at New York
Friday from France. Au officer of the
Amérique bad two fish in charge, but
the female died on the voyage. The
fact, however, that one fish has arrived
in safety proves quite conclusively that
gourami can stand, at least in summer,
ocean carriage. It is believed ibis fish
would flourish in the streams of Florida
and Louisiana. There has probably been
some ex agger allons as to the size of the
gourami, which is reported to have been
found weighing 110 pounds. In the
Islaud of Bourbon they have been caught
weighing Horn 22 to 35 pounds, but this
large size aeerns exceptional. The flesh
is considered excellent, and is of a yel
low straw color. Its growth is' fairly
rapid under advantageous circumet ances,
and in the third year it attains the tize
of a foot. It is omnivorous, taking flesh
and vegetables, and
been railed by the French colonists the
porc des rfoferea, or water pig. Oue
peculiarity of the gourami is that It
builds a nest of weeds, iu which It de
posit* its eggs, from 800 to 1,000, and it
cares for the young fish. This fact of
philoprogeuillveuess would probably aid
very much in rearing the gourami iu
our warmer southern waters.
Ibis occouul bas
Tbe Hl. Leger Race.
A dispatch to the New York Herald
from Doucaster, England, says : "On
arriving at the course 1 found the
pie gathered in groups discussing
quota's viotory Wednesday which was
well received by everybody. Even the
bookmakers, who have lost enormous
sums iu the race, participated in the
general enthusiasm. When they as
semble, however, at Tattersall's on
Monday to settle their accounts they
will look rather black. One speculator
aloue lost over $100,000. The ouly
American I can üud who wou to any
extent is Mr. Walton, of tbeät. James
Hotel, who backed Iroquo.s to win be
tween eight and nine thousand pouuds.
This was in addition to a large amount
won at the Derby, and Mr. Walton is
well paid for journeying from New
York to see Mr. Lorillard's horse run.
The oolt is now backed 14 to 1 for tbe
Cesarewitcb, which will be run at
Neamarket in tbe middle of October.
Altogether Iroquois lias won this year
in slakes alone £16,130.
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A TEN CENT St IT.
How a Clrene wav Hade to Comply
with Its Advertisement.
Cecil Democrat.
Justice Scott of this town had before
him a most remai kable case last week,
it was a suit to recover ten cents, aud
was brought by Jobu B. Mayer age in t
W. VVasbburn, proprietor of the
circus that exhibited here on Friday of
last week. Mis. Meyer with her little
b«»y attended the circus, advertised price
of admission was 25 cents for adulis
aud 15 for childeru. Mrs. Meyer handed
the ticket agent fifty cents and received
in return two tickets, but
She iDsisted that a mistake had been
made. Neither theageut
tor would give her a respectful heating.
Justice Bcoli remonstrated with the
without efleC. Then be began
and lu d
time Mr. Showman yielded. An attach
ment in £lhe hands of Deputy-Shenf
Logan was not what he anticipated, nor
did he dream, perhaps, when he was
trying to cheat Mrs. Meyer out of 10
conte, that it would cost him just $2.00.
It was not the 10 cent«, but the pnu
clpld involved that prompted the legal
proceeding. Hereafter Showman Wash
burn aud bis agent will not be halt so
disposed to play tricks not ou the bills.
L.
change.
the proprie
show
to turn the legal »crews
Southern Iodualrlal Items.
Tbe Goldsboro' Euterprise says of
Isaac Foibes, a colored citizen of Cra
ven county, N. C., that he has 1,200
acres of laud, fifteen tenants on his
farm, 100 acres of coru, 40 acres of rice,
sixteen acres of sweet potatoes, fifteen
acres of peas and 180 actes of cotton.
Forbes was formerly a slave, aud started
out with nothing at the end of the war.
W. A. Gillis, oue of the owners of the
Gillis mine, in the noitheru part of
Granville, N. C., has discovered fine
on his place, also veins of
copper
gold and silver.
Shreveport, La., did well last year.
She handled 77.488 bales of cotton, im
ported $11,253.950 worth of goods, aud
exported $6.637,600 worth.'
Asheville, N. C., is Increasing rapidly
in business aud population. The In
crease of taxable property in Buncombe
count? tbe last year was $982,789.
Gov. Jarvis, Treasurer Worth and
Senator Vance are making a thorough
investigation this week of the Western
North Carolina Railway.
New Orleans is enjoying a boom in
real estate, both as regards the amount
of property transferred and tbe prices
paid for it.
There are 348 convicts in the North
Carolina
peuiteutiaiy—65
Fifty one female convicts, ouly two of
them ahile.
whiles.
Tbe Texas and Pacific Railway is now
pushing its iron feelers aloug the plains
between the Pecos and the Rio Graude.
Tbe cotton crop In some sections of
Louisiana Is uol as promising as at oue
lime it was supposed It would he.
the Sibley Mill*, at
Augusta, Georgia, was laid Wednesday,
and the building is uow complete.
The 8 tate fair of tbe East Tennessee
Stook Breeders' Association will be beld
near Sweetwater October S.
The S.ate convention of horse-traders,
Opelika, Ala.
The last brick
racers, etc., will be held
September 17.
Tbe rice crop of Jaw. Corbatt, of Sua
county, will average 50 bushels
wanBee
per acre.
River water Tor washing purposes 1*
being hauled m Monroe, La, at 2i cents
a barrel.
The drought has killed a good many
apple trees In Shelby cuunty, Kentucky.
Louisiana has a school pop-1 »tlon of
290,036. Of this uumbei 189,657 are color*
•Ui
work In Tex
Railroad builders now
outnumber the Uuited States army.
thousand of Knoxville'
Nearly .
(Tenu.) population aie going to school
Tbe dried fruit crop of East Teunes
see this season is simply enormous.
Cotton in MiHshwlppl
mouth eorlv this season than last.
Geo. Pettlr, ef Caldwell
has out 150.000 pounds of bay.
to be erected at Vicks
fully oue
AC
in
e
s
uty, Ky
Ice factories
burg and Natch, z, Miss.
Tropical fruits au«l vegetables are
plentiful 1 b Key West, Fla
Two Chinamen have opened a restau
rant
Rayyllld, Ls.
Nashville has on band 15,000,000 feet of
sawed Inmber.
The North Carolina State fair begi
Oct. 14.
The rloe orop of Louisiana Is uuunubI
ly tine.
Quincy, Florida, ls to have a wine
factory.
IS
Tala« of Salt aa Fertiliser.
Soda Ua nece>aary constituent of
all plante to a greater or lesser de.
gree. How far it enables plants to
acquire potash from the soil is not
known, but it is known that salt is a
solven of silicates, as lime also, Is,
and as lime frees potash lrom its
combinations in the soil, so may salt.
Tins is doubtless one of its effects,
and accounts for the frequent opinion
that Boda replaces potash in some
plants—a very unreasonable sup.
position, however. Hut salt is known
to be useful in precisely the same
cases in which lime has been found
useful, and doubtless after lime has
exerted all the effects it is capable of
application of salt may be found
to repeat these effecis. It U rarely
that salt la used without very ap
parent benefit.
of
;,!i
How Plgeens May be (Jtlllaed.
The Homing Pigeon Club of Brooklyn
will have a pigeon race ou Sunday from
Pine Grove, Pa., a distance of 125 miles.
Mrs. fcjtarr, the editress of the Homing
Pigeon, h*s some birds which she is
training for "sea messengers." They
are to be trained to carry messages from
vessels at sea at any time, and in any
weather ships carrying homing pigeons,
ills asserted, will have sure means of
communication with the land. It is also
proposed to utilize the homing pigeons
a means of communication on the
plains. By this means a seating party
could keep up communication with the
post from which it was sent out, and one
fort might, by the use of the feathered
messengers, apprise another of impor
tant tacts which could only be
rtberwise by a long aud dangerous jour
ney.
The Boston Post judges that Ana**
nias was a fisherman.
The population of Alsace-Loiraine
has increased over 34,000 in five
years.
"Why, certainly,"is to an Ameri
can what "you know' is to his cousin
John.
one
The One Hundred and Thirty-Fifth
Occaalon.
At New Orleans,
gunt, at the 116th Grand
Ing of the L««u siana State Lottery Co.,
*80,000, toe first capital prize was
by ilcket - o. '6.012, half beld by George
;h respected conductor
Brauch of tne
adelphlaaud Reading K. K., living at
Norristown, Peun., the other half held
by Felix D. Lester, a helper In the black
ops of the Mobi
H , at Jackson, Tenu,; «10,000, ihe t-ecoud
ize, by No. 35.818,one-h*lf held by Wm.
»... Bhuw, bookkeeper Lakeside Foundry,
Chicago, HI., the other baif by
known party ; third. 85,000, .drawn by No.
42.*85 ball h id by Mrs. D. Mac« New
York City, the other half by cnas. Burch,
als » New York City; *2 5-/0 drawn by Nos.
9« 7')2 aud 16 082 , halves held by S. Del
nioute, No. 610 Maguzl
tbe 9th day of Au
Mouthly Draw
Barkdo 1, a ir
on the Perk ton
mi
and Ohio R.
tin
street New Or
La. ; Henry Ziemer, East New
York ; N. A. Frier, r-hawueetown. III.,
collected through M. M. Pool A Co., Bau
11 her* ; Trunaau Bartlett, No 69 Tre
it street., Bos'ou, Mass. There were
loo tedious
ke
Lbousinds of other lucky
to enumerate, b l any one anxious to
know about anything connected with It
ahould write at once to M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans. La., before October llln.the
day of ihe 137th drawing.
sept. 14.
DR.HAYDOCK'8
NEW
LIVER PILL.
(SUGAR COATED.)
ONE PILL IM A DOSE.
as PILL IS A DOSE.
ONE PILL 1-4 OOSE.
EACH VlALOONTAiNaTWENTY PILLS
Pill a Dose.
PRICK TWENTY-KIVK CENTS.
FOR SALE BY all DRUGGISTS.
getiuli <) unless the
signature of Aulen Hayoocw surrounds
each Viaiof Pills. Every Pills is Sugar
Coaled. If your druggist does not keep
them we will mall them free to any ad
receipt of 26 cents. Five vials
Buy at ouce. Do not delay,
absolute
Caution.— None
forai. U)
These Pu.»
lor al!
bilious and malarial affections. They
grapple with disease at its fountain head
and root it out oi the patleut's system ai
once. They lortliy the body against Dis
In all forms of sudden attacks and
epidemics, and enable all to brave the
miasmatic dauger of swamps aud forests,
une vial of Dr. Haycock's new Liver
PH.LM relieves the entire system of pains
and aches, enlivens the spirits aud sends
blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
Bend for this lu os tunable medicine at
aud lake no other.
Hesitation and delay are nothing but
another lorm o. suicide wuenyou have a
remedy at uand to cureslckuess instantly.
Take disease ln Ulme and you will be
saved many davs oi useless miBerv.
Dr, Haydock'* New Liver Pills
true grains and essence of health
graaiest blessing that soience
world.
ALL OVER THUS VAMT COUNTRY
TUB ykOPUK KNOW THBM !
TUB PKOPhK U8K THEM
TU K PEOPLE PAAISE THBM
baa glvwi
What hundreds of Letters say from pa
tleuts al - over the habitable globe—
Dr. Haydock.your new Liver Pill ka
_ biliousness.
No more noxious doses for me of five
ten plus taken at one time. One of youi
Dills cured me.
Alter suffering tortures fTora bilious
your New Liver Pills cured
and 1 have no return of the malady.
Than sgDocor. My headache has
another vial to '
I Id
colic
keep
me. deud
hou so.
Our doctors treated me for chronic
stipailou, aa they called It, and at last
bald it was incurable. Your New Live]
P lis cured me.
I had
Liver Pills gave
Your pills
Dr. Haydoek
that was chronic.
leave hail of oue of your pills to my
babe lor cholera morbus The Uear you ng
thing got well iu a Uay.
My nausea of a morning .s
ai d no more headaches.
Your vial of Dr. Haydoek's New Llvei
of terrible neuralgia anu
vials ; I want one for a
appetite; Dr. Haydoek s New
a hearty
marvelous.
cured my headache
cured
Pills cured
paius in
aeud
poor family,
tteud
Pills by reiuru mall.
Doctor, my biliousness and headache
five vials of your New Liver
ull gone. ——
or all Diseases of the Kidneys. Keteu
tlon of Utme. Dr. Haydock's New Llvei
ihlls are a periect cure. One Pill will
most skeptlo.il.
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For Female Diseases, Nervous Prostra
.l 4 ,n WeuKuesN. Geuerai Lussitude, Want
u! Appetite and »lck Headache, Di. Hay
doca's New Liver Pliis will be found
effectual remedy.
They are universal In their effects, aud
e can almost always be guaranteed.
UAYDuCK A GO.,
• Platt HL. N. Y
nov22*eodAwl v.
t .llL " I OREN CIL SE »VJNG MACHINE
COMPANY'S KVY MACHINE,
"t HE CROWN
n
idy for Agents and Dealeis.
Is
Old Style Florence Machines taken In
, »change, or thoroughly R epaired on rea
ouuhie terms. Als*», the
t » 1L. STOVES,
Atout» wantoU In every county. Ad
BY LES * SMITH,
No. 688 Aroh Street,
apr29-3mw
LINENS AND BLANKETS
—AT—
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Blankets.
Linens.
Let a $5 wool blanket
speak for our bedding.
Manufacturers are respon
sible for a good deal of the
common cheating in blankets.
Cotton gets into almost all
the low-priced blankets, with
out getting into the tickets.
They are sold for all-wool by
the makers, and few mer
chants know the fact. A little
cotton can be hidden in a
woolen blanket, and a good
profit hidden with it. If
find a fibre of cotton in our
$5 woolen blanket come and
tell us.
We are willing that these
should be taken as samples
of our summer buying of
linens: Barnsley double-da
mask table-linen at $1.50,
Scotch ditto at $2, and Ger
man napkins, a half-inch un
der I yd. square, $2.25 a
dozen. There are about 6
patterns of each.
We have a wide range in
linens very fully covered.
Onler and next-outer circles, City
hall-square entrance.
JOHN
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market Sts. and City Hall Square,
philaeulphia._
you
Southwestoorner ol building.
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS.
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THE A.1ÆE3ILXOA.LT BE.AGE !
»PATENTED.
"1. Tbls brace In Its peculiar construe- 1. This brace in Its peculiar construc
tion has all the advauiige* of a sxspeu- tloa has all the advantages of a CheK El
der for the pantiloons, Shoulder Brace pander anl Skirt Happorter combined,
and Chest Kxptnder combined. 2. It exnands the chest and gives free
2. It does noi disarrange the sutrt bosom respiration to the luugs.
3. It cannot slip off the shoulder. 3. It Keeps the suoulders perfectly
4. There Is less strain on the buttons of straight.
the pantaloons. 4. It relieves back, hip, and abdominal
6 . Each section of the pantaloons can organs by supporting tae entire weight
be adjusted Independently, ol the olothlng from the shculders.
6 . By means of tne adjustable back 5. It Is woru with, ut any inconvenience
strap a gentle or power ral brace maybe whate ?er and Imparts new life to tbe
obtained. wearer,
7. In rainy weather the pantaloons may 6 . It is valuable to children while at
be raised lrom the heels without Inter- their studies, obliging them to<jalways
ferlug with tbe front, wit e rect.
In ordering by post, send Chest measure.
SENT POST FREE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
Price, 75 cenla, Sl.OO, 81.50, #3.00.]
MAKE POSTAL ORDERS PAYABLE TO
R. L. RUSSELL, Agent, 30S Markst St.
Je'29
Slawdkwly
SULPHITE LIME!
To arrest Fermentation In Cider and
preserve jtsSparklins
Propeuitiks.
BOTTLE WAX,
COKKS,
TUMERIC,
CURRY POWDER,
CELERY SEED
And many other articles used In pre
serving.
FOR SALK BY
Z. JAMES BELT,
APOTHECABY,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.
sepl)
WM S. W ATX,
1009 Harket siree
PLUMBER,
TEAS A CIA*) FITTICH
Contractors rumlshed with estimate»
All work guaranteed. Orders solicited
aud prompt attention given.
GREENHOUSE HEATING
a st»
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
ALL KINDS OF ARTICLES NECES
SARY FOR SCHOLARS OAN
BE BAD OF
E. S. R. Butler,
Nj 4*0 ItllKBt TBBCT
WINKS A HP UQUOIW.
The ljargeet Ola*»*
—OF—
BEEFl
the Oltyat
FRE YE'S
)yl9. -
Lovers of Peol can find a flae Pool tab)«
JOHN P. DONAHOb,
—BOTTLER OF
Ale, Porter», BiowiiStou
Philadelphia A Rochester Lager Beet
Cider A Mineral Waters. Draught
Ale a d Porter X, XX, XXX.
Agent for Mheboygau Min-
eral Water.
-DEPOT
517 & 519 Orange St.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Orders ny mall promptly attende*
Polite and aeoeinmodatlng drlv
to.
era.
CARPETS.
MATÏÏNQS,
OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR LINENS
WINDOW SHADES)
WILTONS,
MOQUETTES,
BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRIES,
3-PLY LINENS, from 2)4 to 6 yds wide,
INGRAINS,
RAG,
VENETIANS,
COCOA MATTINGS,
PLAIN MATTING
FANCY MATTING
STAIR MATTINU
WINDOW SHADES
OIL CLOTHS
STOOLS,
RUGS AND MATS.;
We invite an examination of our Large
and NEW STOCK of patterns in all
grades, at and under market rates.
GRANVILLE WORRELL.
8X0 and 8'tX Market St.,
HASONli! rUIPLK.
tulyl-ly.
IHE STANDARD
SEWING MACHINE.
machine Is offered at about
>ne-halt the price of the ol«l style
Machines, and Is warranted for three
ears.
It is an exact copy of the Singer Family
dachlue, aud we will send Ui any person
,ue #60.00 stylo for «2U.0J, with tue prlvll
•ge of a full examination before buying.
Store ill the best make*
I hi)
'Ve also keep
j/Sewlug Machines with a full asstirt
nent of Needles, Parts, and Oil, and Re
,air and Improve all kinds ol Machines
n the bes - manner aud ut the lowest pri
es for gecd work,
persons wanting Agencies
vlll please address,
Circulars
BYLEN A
638 Arch street, Phil a.
Mr. J. H. BATFS, Newspaper ADVEo
riaiMf I AOEzvt, 41 Park Row,(7YmMBuUd>
n> ) New York, is autuorized to conlraot
for'Advertisements in the Daily ami
»EI.AWABX GAZETTE» OUT best ratTO.
RAILROAD LIHCB.
P H ÂÎÎ D bajltÎSm& »VfluSSS
MAT 22, J*
Trains wiU leave Wilmington a# toUnw*
for
Philadelphia and In
7.00. S.10, 9.10,10.30 a.
.
p.
MO, M* M
a. n, 12.15, 9.66 p. m
Phil», end New Fork, 2.06, kas.SJO. 1M,
to. 11.88 a. m., Ilia ius. p ^
Baltimore and Intermediate ww
8Jtb a, m. 4.46 p. m.
6U> err m llie * Ud intennedut * Statieiu!
Baltimore and Bay line, 6A0 p. m. i
Baltimore and Washington, 1251, 2J4
4.02, 756,8.88, a. m.; 1256, UH, #5(Utf5ll
Trains for Delaware Division, leave M*
New Castle «.00, »M, ft. m.j LÜ6 4M
p. m.
Harrington and Intermedia!* Slawen*.
8.35 a. m. ; 1.05, 6.26 p.
Del mar and Intermedia!* Ultimi» U
Mu.; 1.05 p.m.
_ SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate ë tattoos
8.10 a. m. ; 6.00, 7.00.10.00 p. m.
Philadelphia dr New York.2.06, 2M a.
552, 6.38 p. m.
, Baltimore and Washington, 1251,1.1*
4.02,7.65, a. m., 1051 p. m,
For lurther lniormation passengers
referred to the time tables posted at
depot H. F. KENNEY,
Superintendent
Removal !
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Henderson's Seeds.
Mr. JAS. CRIPPEN having sold out his
Third street store will now be found at
No. 5 East Second street, wnere will he
oiiered new stock
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES
AND SEEDS.
Best 50c. Teas; best 25«. Coffee;
beat Pure Spices in the oity ; Ten
from 25c. to $1.00 per pound; Cof
fees from lOo. to 35o. per pound.
Elegant stock of
CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE, VASES
CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODS
which we give with
Teas and Coffees
sell low forCA8H.
Also full Btock of Henderson's Celebra
ted Heeds for tall planting Radish,Tkratp
Canbage, Spinlub and Kale Heed.
CRIPPEN'S
SEED AND TEA STORE,
No. 9 East second »t
Red Front, only 8 doors from Market dt,
WILniNUTUH, DEL,
S TARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful imprudence causing
Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Man
hood, etc, having tried In vain every known
remedy,has discovered a simple self cure, which
he will send FREE to his fellow-sufferers, ad
dress J. U. REEVES, 43 Chatham bt. N. Y.
GENTS' SCARFS
SOoi
FORMER FBIuE S1.00.
W. B. COLE,
Men's Furnishing Goods.
302 MARKET STREET
WM. B. SHARP.
4th AH» MARKET ITS.
iJEW DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PR1CE&
CoFd & Black Silks.
Direct from the Importer.
ilOTÏÏS & CASSIMERES*
Tne largest «took we have ever offered
Also a fall Une of
Carpets and Oil Olotba
Kram 350U to *2.00 psr ram.
WM. B. SHARP.
tth AN MARKET 8 TB.
SO DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
**•<*
IVL WILL SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL
DR. DYES'S
Electro-Voltaic Appliances
TO ACSÜff
buffering from Nervous Weak
eral Peblllty* loss of nerve force
any disease resulting from ABUVU
y one afflicted
ralgia, Paralysis,
r Liver Troubles,
, and other Diseases of the Vital
Also women troubled with dleossos pe
their sex.
[«as
», f/eu
Kidney
ii
Speedy relief and complete restoration Jfo
hcHlth guaranteed. These are the esily
Eleetrle Appliances that have ever
been const rneted upon selsatlflepri»
•f plea. Their thorough efficacy has been pa»
«•ally proven with the most wondernsf
WtcccHN, and they have the h
_ enta from medical and
*Bf men, and from bnndrede who
wn quickly and radically
wir use.
Bend at once for Dlustrated Pamphlet, glvtat
tt information free. Addrem,
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