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' ' 'rjjönKS» «ô M tin»
tö «tart
<;Ä N. T., with
~ "1LÎ of H>e itrtktn "taouijr
da" ,tl,e Ädloatlun» *»* the raanu
of the m»»y arc determined not
arcrxif ' of the strikers In
At# P°">' U
tP' 11 *" te Sro?'Intflcsted, slid only too
die ssnie tlm» protected Intereat« of
Sk' ,b "I„ ëud s MXiatlon of the
country J«™»"" * the wage« of
tbevli , to speak Mainly,
I»" "e kidWlngly- Whenever re
* '"tariff Suture agitated they
..L-ri that the laborer«, artt
,ul äd ° work"«" g" Ber * 1, y !" th ' 8
* " ,7 not to be compelled to
Bte ^the"^W"FÄ;
^rctÄi».rsr.
"''„rf'Vl'th the manufactured product
""^ rir«! in the United 8U«. and
T h. lM.umuce and other charges
J*j} country n. this. They wlU not
,fu they can help It, this compara
*> 11 rivalry between Amortoau and
TCÏÏwres; but the moment
' "orkmen will not swept such
„ they see lit tooffer they send across
141 "if'Jloijlhie/traprovel^'Tks 0 taJX
"Ä tn Intcrlrre with their gains
0 r la the uttermost degree, but
TÄUon of foreign lehoross h» add.
iTwutt» I« JusUffsble sod laudable,
«Th it drive permtnimUy Ikon employ
^ rien at the lowest wage», the Amur!
inrkistn. ■ ' ! '
fi,w Jersey Apple)»ok.
[Newark. N. J,/Jeurasl. 1
m, year there Will' be "DM dtO.OIK) to
yv&rm&Wxri ■
jrtiiÄnara
SS.II». Not ...or im» W.
"L. (O largo a» It has this season.
*II more apple whisky msde In Orsnge
few, connue« than In any oUier two
itfestn the United Btataa. The aunusl
distillation Is 1IW, «00; gallons,wMoh
a Government reveouè of about
I Tin* Governtrent »tkttstte» ibow
tere is as much apple w|,l»ky Wt'te
»arc county as there la of liquor dla
i ham other' fruit In any county Irt Die
«1 Sûtes. Sussox couuty wo» lormerlv
rreat«*t producer of till» tipple, ana_ ft
Id to have orlçluuted there. In itftH)
i was not wry much apple whisky
e. This year there will be an unusal
itity of tnls whisky made, the IrUit
king very abundant« At the still apple
iky is worth ll.SU a gallon. As It In
ns In age It shrinks and becomes more
lau« every year. At Its best It ought to
g an less than $5 a gallon, although
lire thousands of gallons Btored away
cellars of Sussex county that would
j fetch no or »IS a gallon. A man
lleoltertown has some applejack that
made in 1708, ami he value» it at «40 a
in. There Ib more applejack used In
ey than lu any other State In the Union,
the demand for It Is more than the pro
Ion every year.
TT+
I
in the
It W
u
MW
NO
JA Chance for Girls.
Liston Sheldon, the hermit of Pike
bty, Pa., deaires to marry. He wsh pro
fcd to eeveral girl» in bln neighborhood,
[they have declined, possibly because he
1... . that he will not quit the cave in
plie ha» lived for forty year#. This
Be is twelve by fourteen feet, with a
m floor. The furniture consfuta of 'four
pks of wood for chair», a dry goods bog
id as a table, a fireplace over whitdi he
1 ||is cooking, and an old rickety chair,
rhich he sleeps. He lia» not slept in a
for year».
AT
If We Only Had a Navy.
f Philadelphia Tlitics, J
this couutry possenflcd such a thing as
kvy the people would hardly submit to
humiliation of seeing a President seek
Iter in harbors and behind headlands
ordinary
of
ery stray puflT of wind or
it breeze. If the Government does
own oue »euworthv war vessel Presi
irthur should mako his voyages in a
wire bay oyster schooner or confine his
to the exprès» train.
«rlw HI» Real Estate With Him.
[Virginia City Enterprise. )
olonel tiiuc Barue» arrived in Hailey,
driver, lastThurbday, from the Blaek
• He had kept hi» seat on the top of a
? so long that lie was crusted all over to
•hyth of an In ineh with lava dust and
unable to get down or even move lmud
oot until the eruat was removed with a
»mer and chisel. It
coil a set of boiler tub*«.
like cutting the
That Husband of Mine
hrpt times the man he
before he be
using l 'Wells , Health Kent" wer, fl.
I
Good Advice
the matur of Invealmeut or «peculation
IM« it worth » great deal.. We boar
Mc«««. E. deV. Vermont &> Co.. Uu*
pondent« of 400 Ainericn,n paper»,
Jo subscriber», for $1 per quarter, a
rtiirwru^'v 441 ,ettl!r of imformatlon, eon
, Ibi J 25 ? ew Shx-k market. They
independent,and ought
Riven & lair trial.
„ Dr. Pierce's
! Ml8ls " aro aiigarcoate.l
' K— I",ttlu8, thulrvirtue# luring
, li E™» "J uulmpairôd roranv lungüi ut
! knjriiV.'n" ,r v. ^ tliat they irb 'awriij#
MI»xm 'it "'. Nl1 c,l * a P WBOtlen orfSate
Hy riruggiatB. WAB
."l"""' 1 ," Where tlie Money Went.
"WMil'sitorlni ÄIon . t, 4} y Ura '* ln B of the
W.A»7uM»h , ,Ü tt, ' ry at N ''ff <IrieaBB. Tu«.
1|U! wl " ,,!l "ffortune unJrir
Ud of U SftWV^n'la O. T. Heaure
Earl >' <lf Va., (a. it
""»ng'iuluv f.r11!' 1 UU N awar<la thlaatyle
wll0 " <1 uiuiiuh arewlth
Niwi " L iÄ, N , 0 .- "' Uin ' th e brat
•« !iullur . "N5' UOI i- 't »>• «old In tlltliB
tlDt. N , p U !r'V'" J. A. liurka, Station
V. S.etnrv .fri?»' I 11 lio liellne Station,Iji..
•wgh y,,-'! City, Texas, eolleeted
■in. T|Z T County kink of Bonbam,
W, i»lg-, a e , 1 N"- ]#,863 drew the second priv.e
^(»lüln Ä lo t'hloagb, HI«. Ttokef No.
[oi (-airital i,h! 8 ll r ^ lll(! dollar each) drew tiif
»/«".«»-te John Bead of
?■ J. Th, ;L t0 ?' 'I Me eve of Lyon»,
S '«li fm|,i |JU„5 urth °apltal prizes ol
wero won by trckels
.8euth 5J tu w - W. Holloway,
the I Ibd»,| collected
FMÆnthte'i"' N "C l " 1 " k to Uanlel
Si«.«"" . h V ,rkl ' t -, Chicago. Ills., etc.
S* 175,WO Z m l " pa l ,1 f Ta '»»tly adopted
»imrohnlL 80 l,U8 ,uot with much
'»•llfiï "*' Vartloùlata can bo had
on 6ot"YiBh 1 ''"'' huft,r " thl '
( e CKWEak.
Vk „„
■eck
vvlHe'i h, njulnjt
and summer
KM always
Ci
8 HIRT8!
ÿfü
W, " w »"ÄiÄ tiu.mtfT" 110 " for
FURNISHING goods.
1 ever ythlng belonging to the
MEN'S
¥.*
B. COLE,
market street
|»r." , I ,,1 riNfl A vvIn OMA8 , 8T. CLOUD
ÔFi'iîr*H'rW u .? , ifire.
Jf*U, «f n ,,' a8 ; : 8. Lanff^îroî attentl °n given
^ * 11 kinds of hoinestea«!
°* land scrip bought and
U
m
TT+
rc
I
In
as
/Ml/ V Ul
I j
du
^QMETIIING
Connells vilieÔoïte !
Crushed for Family use.
NEW.
in
Ego, Stove,
and Chestnut,
Comparing withrwrhaponding Authra
cite sixes, |7.00 per «,000 pounds.
NO DUST !
NO ASH !
NO !
NO WASTE !
Y
HKAT INTENSE I TRY IT I
Chas. Warner & Co.,
V.OTO/AVAUf
Market Street Wharf.
hi or;
r .
!/,
1 :
-100
AM NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER
ALL SIZES OF COAL !
SUPERIOR QUALITY FOR FAMILY U8H
—at T«a—
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES !
All ooal well soreened and put In oellars.
B. F. TOWNSEND,
OFFICE ft YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH ST.
49^*Tflephonlc communication with all parti
auglï
of the cltv.
KIDNEY-WORT 1
HAS BEEN PROVED
. The SURRST CURB for
i KIDNF.Y DI8EA8E8.
I
o
H
disordered urine lndl
Doaaala
are a victim P THEN DO NOT
o&te that you
HE8TTATX; use Kidney-Wort at one», (drug
gie ts recommend It) and it will speedily o
oome the diaeaae and restore healthy act
a Ä ~|1 For oomplalnta peculiar
LdUlvoi to your eex, auebaa pain
Either Sex. Incontinence, retention of urine,
brick dust or ropy deposits, and dull dragging
pains, all speedily yield to its curative power,
tt- SOLD BY AT.L DRUGGISTS. Prloe 81.
E
fB
£
8
?
KIDNEY-WORT
^DAMS AMU BROTHER, n
No. 504 Market Street,
—CHEAP
Cash Variety * Store.
FIRE WORKS,
'»«Iky
DRY
NOTIONS, __
'
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
CROCK o E L% B w%k
RAG, HEMP,
1NGRA1.V AND
STAIR CARPET.
STAIR #ODB, ,
CURTAINS.
Largest and cheapest line ot Stair, Table and
Floor Oil Cloths, Lamps, Lanterns, Vases In
endless variety. Table and Pocket Cutlep,
Express Wagons, Velocipedes. Toys of all descrip
tions, Dolls? Doll-Ileaus, Doll-Bod les, Doll.
Carriages. The largest, cheapest and best line of
BABY CARRIAGES in the State.
—SOL* AGENT FOE—
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
varlet»
d examine
It will pay you to call
of goods and prices before purchasing.
BASE balls & BATS.
8-18-12-45-dftw
RHEUMATISM AND COtlT CURED
... cun eatablhth by a chain of ovidonoa
which every Inquiry but make» stronger, that wt
have tho o»(y reoi. rnaitai remedy for Rhwm.tK
PtionlerB and we put that evidence within the reach
of every aollkeer without mma/ P" c \~"
hut the Tool will turn to It «day
.... „. cloao hlaeyea totho glad tiding* wo brlag to
hla'bllahtcd life. In ju»ilca to ua, to vou, to ,
dependent Ikmllles, nnd to the eousun.mnuou of y
tile's ambition before you were «trick n dowi
lor a lew moments
claim that
disease, wo ask you to go with
to the homos of some who have drank of the watert
of life and are now full of the jo y of health, ready to
toll to the world tholr glad experience. V, o will give
you no rabo étalement, and make no asaertio» which
ranuot, by proper Inquiry (by letter or I rortgh
friends) bo probed to the bottom and found to be full
of troth.
Ufer
space ■
ooklyn:
^ilrookij-n-- 8v'
547 Baltlo 84., Brooklyn - Acut« aud
..Brooklyu—SclaUoi
tr 81000 lu oikcr 1
*, Brooklyn—Chr
Brooklyn
very
Among hundred« 1
Plymouth St.
with Chronic Bheu
Mr. Haat'ngi, »4 Bear
Gout.
Ur. Oacmme
Chronic Rheum
Bbaumatlc
cubic, MS C <urt :
-bad expended -
Bheu
Nfvin, 451
lU Mr*Äay r |and. 159 Balnbrldge
matory and Chronlo Bheu
Wa
BhcumaUam
Dr. Goodrloh,
Mr«. William
Inflammatory Bheu
Mr. Dixon, I« W
out« IntU
ind Chronic
o, 188 34th Ht., Brooklyn—Aei
year«; "had tried everything
Sri-ÏÂ Ho» Vor,
ïrsj'îs««
"oi™'5:.C. r *Wa; w »«.il. at-. »•* T»t-oaro.i»
*îî,"TÂrîîôïc«.»a. A.-, New Tork—Cbreolc BU»
X
1 Bheu
"jÄ ÄD CrSimau. I, n"cikland Av., Jeraey City-Chronic
BheumaUsm aeveral year«. ^ ^ ^
The «bow named gantlcmen know many other« _
olrculani with fuller particular«, and yon will bleaa the day
r tine meut.
Elmore, Adam« & Ço.. W w r?
Brooklyn» and 105 Willl»m St«» N» Y»Ct
i si »tl
?
r*KfSiMite=,,
■'nw:
-
In every
Custom Room was never filled
as well as at thé plettntf dfiftfl
Wp have many specialties ÛU- ^
poftea.äireel which cannot ho
-,
du
in
Our cutter *" superior—Our
prices low for quality of goods
anid workmanship. One. trial
secures a permanent customer.
You are invited to visit us at
Fourth and Market Sts.
WJLMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
—AND—
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB
LISHMENT.
cd «tr
Jflo. W. Dielemlurf A Co.
7TTV\
^UTUMN
CLOTHING.
Just before heavjt hoods becom
A NECESSITY YOU. WILL FIND fÇ
QUITE EXPEDIENT TO USE A
FALL OVERCOAT.
Our prep&ratinua for such a want have been
extensive, and we can supply every
grade, quality and price, to suit the
taste of every mind.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
: '4 f
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
septl3tje-84
rapping paper.
w
WOODBINE MILLS.
LABEL REGISTERED
GUARANTEED FULL COUNT.
WraBBUAHY 5TH, 187#. Tri.
18 SHEETS TO THE QUIRE.
BTHÀW WRAPPING,, to be .full
should have 18 sheets |1u .each
to each bundle,
^fre'ani
QuVi
49r*There ts much paper now being sold with
15 sheets to the quire, and In some oases as few as
12 sheets, Three Tacts are uot known u> the çon
sumer, the paper belug low in price, they do not
think of the number of sheejs they get In »
bundle. COUNTyoar PAPER.
Aal foi
WOODBINE,
»»
and take nothing else, as this brand is Guaran
teed to be FULL (Standard)count,and »0 Is FAR
a&WWtövaaraus"
uritB n&Ä fia r (ÄrÄ» D ;
this paper Is the Plumpest la U»e market.
As
BIN
else.
Count, Quality .Weight & Color
considered. If yau cannot get It of the Arm you
deal with, then try elaewuere, Uo uot be ludueed
buy any paper tint the 4 ? I
W E TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
THE ATTENTION Of
• UiiifVM
PIANO
—and—
ORGAN
wt
to
NEW, LARGE and ELEGANT
Buyers to
stock. Just opened. We offer the finest assort
ment of Instruments to l»e found In the city, at
the most tempting prices. Persons wishing to
their liildfest to
purchase will And It »nuit ly
» call. We take pleasure In showing
pstruments, aud In giving attention to all
whether they wish to buy or sot.
to
full
D. S. Johnston & Co.,
46 and 48 West Fifth St,
aud
fountain square.
CINCINNATI
yll-WM
■pRANKLIN
TYPE FOUNDRY,
I Li'i I il. hiul iilil-ftt li : .
168 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
If 1 I Ohio,
) r J I
^
_
day
ALLISON A SMITH.
r?
vii-atH
UAJULM AMP WM*Kir»A**TT*.
üBEKlttoiî!
T'f
Ï
-THE
a l „„ mmn
^ DAILY GAZETTE,
V)
-UNIUCB
.jtyw Management,
—WITH—
New Features.
h
j
The Only Democratic
Daily in the
State !
FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS
I Reports by Telegraph.
ALL THE
LOCAL NEWS
*
ALIVE PAPER
JEor "LIVE" People!
ONE
Only One Cent,
CENT,
-OK
Six Cents per Week.
Twenty-five Cents per Month.
SERVED BY
CARRIERS IN A. PARTS OF THE CITY.
By Mail, Postage Paid:
One year, $3.00 in advance.
Six months, $1.55 in advance.
Three mouths, 80c in advance.
.THE -
DELAWARE GAZETTE
( WEEKLY. )
A Paper for the Whole
Peninsula.
THE FARMERS' FAVORITE JOURNAL.
CROWDED WITH LOCAL AND
TELFPPAFHTC NEWS.
The Cheapest Paper
Published in the
State,
A First-class Advertising
Medium for those who desire
specially to reach the Agricul
tural Classes.
Terms•
One year, $2.00 in advance.
Six months, $1.10 in advance.
Three months, 60c in advance.
ADDRESS:
BELL 4 TAYLOR,
NO. 416 MARKET STREET,
LMINGTON, Ï)V
r.IQUOK PMAX.MXA.
gOMETHING NEW.
BOHEMIAN BEER,
The Beet Beer Brewed.
John F. But/, ft Hon's, C
Bohemian Lager
! Llebotschaner
tiled I* y
JNO. MULROONEY,
HOI A 808 TATNALL STREET, (North
west cor. Fifth and Tatnall,) Wilmington,
Del.
Also «ole agent for .lohn (Jardiner ft Co. '# Con
tinental Brewery ale and porter, brown »tout and
old stock »le». in >'3-20
JOHN
AND BOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MA8&EY
ft co. 1 b Philadelphia
P. DONAHOE,
-BOTTLER OF
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
' —A LUO—
e Celebrated Bartliolomay Rochester Beer,
•he brewings are. unequalled for purity and
flavor: constantly on hand In kegs or
bottled.. Mineral waters In all
different flavors.
5.7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
tar Polite and acrobimodatfttg drivers.
iy mall prtuuptly attended to. lie !b also
-©<1 with the Telephone Exchange.
Orders
connec
and his signal
»yj-W
h
j
Li
m
JOHN MEALEY,
—IMPORTER OF AWI> AOINTFOU
WERNER'S WINES !
100 CASES WERNER'S CHAMPAGNE WINE.
50 CASES OF FINE CLARETS.
50 BARRELS OF BASS' ALE.
50 BARRELS OF BROWN STOUT.
26 BARRELS OF GINGER AI/E.
200 DOZEN HATHOHN WATER.
BAY RUM.
Imported and KEY WEST CIGARS at
wholesale prices to dealers. Also agent
for Celebrated BOUCHE CIE WINE,
NAPOLEON CABINET, which
will be sold at New York prices.
5
8
12
JOHN MEALEY,
NO. 205 MARKET 8TREET,
Wilmington, Del.
ÜT HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. 8.
BONDED WAREHOUSES pure ryh
whiskies from the following celebrated dis
tillerie*:
A. Overholt ft Co.. Jauunry
A. Guckenhelmer 4 Hro., !n
John Gibson, Sou ft Co., May'1879 and June 1880.
Hannls Distilling Co., August 1879.
Sherwood, November 1879 and June 1880.
Neverslnk (Reading, Pa.,) February, 1880.
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
The above goods will be sold either In bond or
tax paid at the lowest market rates. Samples
may be seen at this store.
NO. 108 MARKET STREET,
my 5-20
W
1879 and J
ay 187».
KltANOIX KKI.I.Y *<!<>.
QRANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
THE PUREST. RICHEST AND BEST RYE
WHISKY EXTANT.
By the gallon or bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
?
Uniform In
qurt 'äu
Absolu telypure rye.
A reliable stimulant
9. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE ST8.
and delicate In flavor,
d Bafe tonic.
mv6-ly-25
J^ELAWAHE
CARPET HOUSE,
NO. 309 MARKET STREET.
We have Just received a large stock
—OF
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, TIIREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPETINGS
—Also a large assortment of—
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING» AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
a call and satisfy yourseli' that vve
giving bargains.
HENRY GREBE,
WILMINGTON. DE
SOWS'TWAb
A 4* DR. ^
^ BYES1M
gJBjf
BEFORE—AND — AFTER
Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial,
TO MEN ONLY, Y0UNQ OR OLD,
"1X fHO are suffering from Nanvous DmMTUTT,
VV Lost Vîtamty, Lack or Nbkvk Fob» k
Vioob, Wa»tim« WKAKNESsia, and all thoso diseases
Personal Nature resulting from Abuses nnd
Speedy relief nml complete
ration of Health, vioob and Manhood g u aranteeu.
The araiidtjst dlsoovery of the Nineteenth Century.
Sanaa*once for Illustrated Pamphlet free. Address
of a
Other Causes.
VOLTAIC BELT CO., MARSHALL, MICH.
TH POPULAR
48
MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth
Distribution Co.
In the city of LOUISVILLE,
Saturday, September 3()th, '82.
These drawings occur monthly under provisions
of an act of the General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on Mardi 31
rendered the following decision : _
First—That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Is legal.
Secomf— Its drawings arc fair. ,
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fhnd. Read carefully the list of prizes of the
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
880,000
I Prize..
1 Prize..
1 Prize..
10 Prizes,
20
6,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
12,000
10.000
2,700
1,800
000 each
100 "
50 " .
20 " .
10 " .
800 " Approximation
200 " "
100 " "
10
BO
600
1,000
9
1,980 Prizes.
WHOLE TICKETS, |2. HALF TICKETS, fl.
27 Tickets,$50; 55Tickets, flOO.
.$112,400
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter,
ÔEbr'Â^Xiïi"
Express, can be sent at our expense. Address all
ortTersto R. M. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky., or, R. M. HOARD
MAN, 809 Broadway, New York. 6,22-tts-ly-öö
MmCEZLAWXOVB.
JOHN MEALEY
NO. 205 MARKET' STREET.
a
i'0033
for Family and Medicinal PurpoSea. AJso
C, CONRAD & CO.'S
Dealers In fine WINES and LIQUORS
\
ORIGINAL "BUDWEISER" BEER
St. Louis, Missouri.
In recommending to otir friend» the use of the celebrated Conrad's Budweiser,
we desire to call their atteutlon to a few unanswerable fart» In reference thereto,
and in sodolng we do not dealre to defame the Heer» of other parties, but simply to
reiterate what Is pretty well acknowledged by all parties who ever drank the
"BUUyrEISEIV* namely that the CONRAD'S "BUDWEI8ER" being roaOtàfrom
the flnést Imported Hpps and Malt that can be obtalued, is on accouut of Its purity
and geneml wholesome qualities recommended by eminent bhvsiclans everywhere.
There are different Beers in this market, shipped from far and near, and the
cost of trapsporatlon and handling of an inferior Beer being as much ns with a
superior article, it stand» to reason that you should prefer the superior article over
the low grade one: furthermore, as the price oflthe •'Budweiser" being but a trifle
above that of ordinary Beers, we trust you will deem It to your interest to order
none other than the CONRAD 1 * "JBUOW^IHEK. 11 For sale by
JOHN MEALEY,
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Agent For Delaware.
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:i.ijß.iAÜ>
©. N. A N I VbTRBO N,
511 MARKET ST., (Morning News Building.)
FINE PAPER 1 HANGINGS.
The finest, largest and beat selected stock of wall paper in the State Dcenawtiona
and design» unsurpassed. The price of both goods and laltor will be redtièed lor
July ana August. We wish to keep our efficient workmen employed. £11 our
Hhadiug Department, which is most complete, both In goods and trimmings the
same reduction takes place. TIENRY GUERIN, Manager.
fl, 22-2 w-at, tjts- 3 U
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, N. E. COR. SECOND AND KINO STREETS; ICE HOUSE
AND COAL YARD OVER THIRD STREET BRIDUE.
BRANCH OFFICE AMD DEPOT, Fourth and Poplar streets, and No. 20» West Eighth street.
. PRICE OF EASTERN ICE:
49 cents per week I 18 pounds dally
56 cents per week 20 pounds dally
76 cents per week 1 25' pounds dally
5 bounds dally
8 pounds dally
12 pounds dally
ts pei
ts per
M
90 c
61.12
80 POUNDS AND OYER AT THE RATE OF 00 cents per 100 pounds.
The least neglect or Incivility on the part of a driver should be made known at the office at .*
ni It will receive prompt attention. We keep constantly on hand a CHOICE SELECTION oF
COAL from the most popular mines, which we deliver In cellars free, of charge, where shute wag
cai|» be used. apr30
pui
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FARMERS USE A RELIABLE
FERTILIZER*
FOR WHEAT USE PACIFIC GUANO.
[JpgT'One of the best Fertilizers ever used in New
Castle county. For facts of the case inquire of
Samuel Hanby. Norris Talley, Curtis C. Hanby, T. S.
Robinson, Charles Talley, C. M. Talley and others.
I A
A. SCOTT & SON, General Agents,
Ward P. O., Concord Station, Balto. Central R. R.
J. M. HINK80N, Traveling Agent.
7,7-w8t,eow-35
Wall Papers, Window Shades,China,Lamps & Glassware
-The reliable place to get any of tho above goods
É. C. G. GREENMAN & CO.,
NO. 411 MARKET STREET, WIL., DEL.
Where you eau always get flrst-class goods at reasonable prices. We cordially Invite you to call.
E C. G. GREENMAN. GEORGE W. GOOBLEY.
6-a.widt-lm-Il
Special Announcement!
Special Announcement !
Sa,mu.el Lees,
Nos. 3, 5, 7 and 9 N. Second Street, (above Market) Philada.
offers great inducements in
»Lack silk», cashmeres, dress goods, table linens, muslins,
GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, ETC.
STOREKEEPERS SUFPLIRD AT LOWEST JOBBING KATES.
SAlMTJEL LEES,
3, 5, 7 and 9 NORTH SECOND STREET and NORTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH and SPRING
oct 27 -
GARDEN STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
Established 1881.
H. KRUGER &.CCL
No. 940 Market Street, (Post Office Block) Philadelphia
Importers. Wholesale and Retail dealers In
POTTERY, FRENCH CHINA, BOHEMIAN GLASS MAJOLICA, CURIOUS PARISIAN AND
GERMAN FANCY GOODS, AND ENGLISH DECORATED DINNER, TEA
AND TOILET WARE.
Remember the number (Post Office Block) :
940 Market Street, second door below Tenth, Philadelphia
UNDER TA K ERH.
<;
KEEN & BRO.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS.
ovfick—South*AST Corner Fifth and Ob
ANGE STREKT8.
Residences :
ll\ j. Gbkkn, 1115 West Third street.
J. F. G keen, 703 Madison street.
jft^Taylor's latest improved corpse g^® r J' 4 er
Johnson & barnhill,
furnishing Undertakers,
0. W. COR. TENTH & MARKET, STS.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
RK8IDKNCK8 :
G. T. BARNHILL,
23d and Tatnal
I. HARRY JOHNSON,
[öl7 Jeffers
6-18-8-14
Bi .
James mckenna,
Furnishing Undertaker.
f
23 WEST SECOND STREET.
Wilmington. Dklawarx. 8-1-6-21
HOUSE
-AND—
<1
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SIGN
PAINTING
M
—ALSO
(TRESCOIN G
jKft*Neatly and Promptly Executed. "VU
G. W. BOULDEN,
No. 301 King Street
7,6-25-tf
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WARNER'S CURE.
A
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a)
A
ta cure:
Disease is an effect, not a cause. It? origin 1s
within; Its manifestations withont. Hence to
the disease the cause must be removed, and
'ay can a cure ever be effected.
SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
lust this principle. It
other
WARNER'S
CURE is established
realizes that
95 Per Cent.
rrom deranged kidneys and
at the root of the dlffl
of all diseases
liver,
cnlt v. The elements of which it is composed act
directly upon these great organs, both as a food
and restorer, and by placing them In a healthy
condition, drive disease and pain from the system.
For the Innumerable troubles caused by un
healthy Kidney, Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
the distressing Disorders of W omen ; forMalarla,
and for physical derangements generally, this
f {reat remedy has no equal. Beware of Imposters,
inltatlons and coneo<-tlons
For Diabetes, ask for WARN ER' 8 SAJTB DIA
BETES CUKE.
For Sale by all dealers.
d It strikes at
H. H. WARNER ft CO,,
_ ROCHESTER, N. 1.
J F. HILLER,
AMERICAN
DYEING AND SCOURING
ESTABLISHMENT.
GOODS DONE AT LOWEST PRICE.
NO. 4. EAST SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington D*l.
8-10-wfta-i-ia
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