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» r FtBLIC KOK * 1,
" flinmââea nmaaau
with Offictal
■sO*
I leu
* - SuT 13.—Major General
, T 2"£'.tier was at the Kitth Avenu«
> fJ U exc"le»t health and quite
IRkÇi'ïl, vl-ws on the political
gin IF* "
■a»- General, do you attribute
Efu ofThe lute election I" he was
„,„1 answer would he," eald
«•of« 1 , hc dlssatlalactlon of
Km the maunsr In which the
>k * lias conducted Its *d
&or frll[I1 ^ ( || „ h« executive
'Vi* I think,must lie the esuse,
» .™i' the action ol tho pooplo
Ä* twcu so wide spread .and
* No merely loeal causes could
J " a ' " The« cau
„ reaction.
thin* done by the general
such an effect, and
in expenditure ami
$ 1 , 000,000 for every
year make«
country that
.J ». aV<> oeen cudured, a« it
S? It could have becu bo™ bj, «,
wtinc of the onormou* prod
Kitnrol resource*- TÉU taxation
■ noon thP ^. ,
* th-'V are the large»
Jinduibawo, upo- *"
Lpil revende falK
the largest
* ui * a
L p but one
ÎLnt to produce
taxation.
Jjlon of over
M d# >'
irtiu up'O
111)
of
the ' count
nets of
taxation
{ddle and workingmen,
he larges: consumers of
n which the burden
Agstn tbey coo
imouot of everything, ex
Kurie, on which the tariff wre
K.te<l. They hove borne this bur
Ü complaint, because they sup
fTuas 0 necceaary consequence of
'J nKl uiry for the payment of Hie
Hut when they wore
ol the rivor and
Lftl debt.
ELl l-y Ihr P" MU K ,! _ , . . é
ffwll with the expenditure of eighteen
■"niaee.l over the vet« of tho Presl
rTbldTd™''»» 1 '«! It In strong terms,
.Jail vchcii Congress was not to again
5,'until December, they saw that
. iconic cause other than public
It, for such vast appronrlstlona of the
kmoney. They naturally attributed
desire of tho« who pasaeil the bill
mlunds to use In their districts to
pudlng elections. They were
Lml in that Idea by the aentenco In
fltsldent'a veto that tlic worse the hill
. the more votes it got.
Ln ttiev learned, In addition to this
tom of extravagance, from the rem»
Eeeretary of the Treasury that there
g be a surplus of some hundred
ta In tlie Treasury, tlie people became
tar<l that such nu amount of taxation
Sgi longerl*e borne. Tliey also hoard
Ij,;,.; in Ciingresf, and pressed on
—< In member» of both parti», and
»tradiet.'d, that the tariff which raised
B j r [.art of this great revenue needed
a, Yet no stops were taken to revise
> diminish
rt
it. True, . the Tariff
waK provided for, which
its conclusion« to
to report
K jt f*tfion of Çongresa, but every
that if a nei»Hion of Congress
^ hul lasted bine mouths could do sub
KiillT nothing hut pans appropriation
knnlcas the Chlucse and Mormon bills
|r fomitiling, the session of Congress
kl lifts but three months, with holidays
[i ulil of uetessity do nothing. They
[tht it was the intention of tlie leaders
IfKepublieun party to throw over the
rid<ra!it>n of thu tariff with the Incoming
ipr*p. which meets LI months lienee,
(people learned that thu purpo
«the tariff not revised, but ke
■question for the next Presidential eicc
I. Ibis iiHfuauhed a universal revolt.
There arc minor questions, such as the
ieetion of
and the ^citation of the question of civil
llee reform, but these were InshgnfMcant
proilm ing tbe great result. The
nie fraude , 1 think, were more potent
8 tbev."
old
sc was to
ept as an
■N- ment« from ofllcc-hold
Star
IE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
Stbawbkidoe & Clothier,
PiuxM i.v I>hy Goods Exclubivblt,
Eighth aud Market Streets.
HOW MONKEYS ARE TAKEN.
kfaial Avarice «r the Fathers of the
Human Race.
bold, hard uoniuuut Is taken, ways the
■fco/vM, and a very email liole made
shell. Furnished with tills and n
Bttfaiuf liuiled rice, tho sportsman sal
■ otlii; forest, and st«>|^ beneath a tree
ptsl with moukeys. Within full sight
[tbrrf inquisitive tqiectators, he first eats
pkrice, ami puts a quantity Into the
pout, with all the osteutution possible,
pi« is then laid upon the ground, and
pnuDtcr n-tlrus to a convenient ambush,
preadcr may Im» pure that no sooner is
ptiiDi out of their sight than the monkeys
p helter-skelter lor the co^oanut. The
Ff'«! l^ps into It, and seeing the
puittlMoro ol rice inside, squeeze* his
puiliroiigli the tiny hole and clutches
Mi paramount is greed over every
'B'liDgcoiinectad with monkey nature
■JJhüMf wiil induce the creature to
his hold.
M he cannot
With its hand thus
I» 08 »lbly extract it, but
™NSht that if he lets go, one of his
nwili obtain the feußt, is overpow*
*" e sportsman soon
er
- appears upon
Hit* unincumbered monkeys fly
kiu -M : ,,ut ,,lc uufortunato brute
ui Ail! nut let the rice go is thereby
■"capiieq, beyond hope,
k it as Jarj-c himself— a »täte of
r.^T ' a,a * ,0 rapid locomotion, either
»mal ôr uHiorealF The sequel is that he
n (any capture to the hunter, a victim
»own greed. Kl'Cli when caught he
jd the aeiinns of hU captors a design
T ,1Un °l hi» rice and he clqtahcs it nil
and the very first thing he docs
F vo nut I* cracked aud the hand re
Eli ! rarn i,H contcntti into its mouth
* 0 8(J ' '■'«■•ape come afterward,
Eating a Houquet.
»k« ego Times. J
»hotel in thu ©Ity Saturday a couple
•• country of Mn'esian extraction took
•i the dinner table. /.Erectly after a
seated tliem.-^lves opposite,
ta »'»n took a stork ut pclcry
It om' j , 11 ft,ul commenced eatip« fi
>**-• - "Pposlte looked at hint a
I., I an ,lir disgust and then
Km.. S" u *»> a, M| and said, In a stage
u w>ki v '"' V ° ,no ' n ^ l he blackguard ateing
r n . 1 »itii
to* A,en
wabLiÜm Mlff,îr ing from nervous or
'hbf \f ! v or Irn P°tcnce should send
tt,brq,. rslo, V Pulton street, New
N. R»,»'WBplcte treatise ou lost man
_ u »»'ier cover, free. tts,w
'
•«id ,8 one of the
» J varied Ubl ® tal,orB of tho cMy -
from and ^«wtmont of styles to
'Uvaitpra.i * * )ftrfec t fit every time with
^Ullll niu 1 ' r Try h,m for a St 3' ll8, '
uf pants, or a fino suit of
ftiiujr * Xon u «tory Morning News
> Fur,,. .''."' "riglnal.
ft 1 'fill-' fu,,, 1 « 1 " '—the orlgiuol "tilttlo
ft 1 'ill ■ l""
' "Hr!iwM" r "'""'"'h- »> ul h 1 " 0 "'
t, ' e Truth.
is thins? believed by the public
v' ,; : M,',t llllv e n truth to unnouuCQ
Si^th- »11.1 th»!,"r ■'"«ptelon »» to ItH belnu
J*Kn.b v h ' b'Wep on telllnK by «peecli
ÎStItwÂ, %"re,ln evîrv wny re
1)]i' ll 'i»i,n s |'!1 ! thus It wue tliat when
JÏ'tNi'uiiH. t-bltery w«b Incorporated
C?* 1 Mriniwï for charitable andedu
55?*? »iuizl iii'S™, *■<" a doubt Hint the
& - w t asssrA
Va., havetUo f
Efitlt haV h?. r n Wln * removes this sustd
—cur» slok and
w»lu
ALÏ. OK BOAKD,
A Mtiimr Cot Unnn «If th» Ini* of
Wlfht-SfltktNi for nom« Trice.
P<JRT*M0I TU, Esoi.isp, Not. 13 —The
steamer Westphalia, from New York for
Hamburg, lias taken refuge here with a
bole In her bow that she received by collision
with a steamer oir the Isle of Wight. It Is
believed that the other steamer was sunk,
with all on board. The Westphalia hail
VO passengers on hoard at the time of the
collision, llesldec the large hole In the |iort
bow. extending to below the water line,
there are several small holea on the star
board bow. The collision bulkhead
stove lu. Both steam and manual puiupe
had to be kept going from 1.80 o'clock In the
morning, when the collision occurred, until
the vessel reached Portsmouth this after
noon. The other steamer could not atop.
Captain Ludwig dispatched a boat to try to
see some trace of her. He gave the officer
In charge of the boat lustructloua to Jutd
after searching, lie then made ready aTT >1
the Westphalia's boats for launching In the
the »vent of the water gaining aud made for
Portsmouth, A powerful government tug
has gone to assist In pumping the Westphalia.
Malls and passengers have been landed and
will be forwarded to Hamburg by the Oer
0191) Vice Consul. It is not thought the
cargo is damaged. The Westphalia will be
moored alongside the dock yard to-night.
The wind is nortbeaat'aml Is blowing Lard.
The boat of the Westphalia, which Is also
missing, contained an officer and six men.
It Is supposed that they are alto drowned.
It was intensely dark at the time of the col
lision. The Westphalia experienced heavy
wind and sea while making for Portsmouth.
Mother Swun'i Worm syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic;
for fcverlshuvM, restlessness, worms, con
stipation. 85 cents.
was
VNVKltTAKKHH.
JOHNSON A BARNHILL,
Furnishing Undertakers,
B. W. COR. TENTH A MARKET, STS.,
WILMINGTON, I>1CL.
IU8iDKNc:K8 :
L. HARRY JOHNSON,
817 Jeffcraon it.
•rpSO-mwMy-H
U. T. BARNHILL,
28*1 au<i Tatual nU.
JAMES McKENNA,
Furnishing Undertaker.
J
NO. 223 WEST SECOND STREET.
WilminAon. DKLAWARX. 6-1-6-21
KIDNEY-WORTi
T HE CREAT CURE
FOK
—RHEUMATISM—
As it la for all tho painful dUcoaoa of tho
KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOWELS.
It oloan
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0
1
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F
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tl
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tho ayatem of the acrid polaon
that cauaeo tho dreadful auffbring which
only tho victims of Rheumatism
THOUSANDS OF CASES
or the worst forms of this terriblo disease
have boon quickly reliovcd, and in short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
DIXY, 801.1) lit DltUGCIST*.
—- r -sent by mall.
WELLS, RICHARDSON ft Co.. Burllmrton Vt
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KIDNEYlWORT
FURS.—Exclusively— FURS.
WEBB
Has opened a complete assortment of Ladles*
FUR8, also, FUR ULO^EH and FUR CAPS for
.'128-121-10
Men aud Bovs.
ff^HE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
X FULLY to notice tbe new aud enlarged
seheme to We drawn luontblv.
«rCAPlTAL PRIZE, f75. «J0.
Tickets, only $6. Shares lu proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated In 1968 Tor 25years by the Legisla
te for Educational und Charitable purposes—
,000-to which a reserve
to
with a capital of|1.000,
fund of>V ju, 0 U 0 lias si no
> been added.
Its franchise
Stale Constitution
1873.
•lining popular v
By
a part of the presei
eccinlier 2d, A. !>.,
touted De
The only
d endorsed
postpones. ITS GRAND
DRAWINGS take place
"ÎspIsNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAN D DRAWING,
CLASH L. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY. NOVEMBER 14th, LS2-1501U Monthly
Drawing.
Look at tlie following scheme, under the
of OBN
.ottery ever '
hy the people of any State.
It never scale» or
MINGLE NUMBER
exeluaive supervlriion and mnnagenie
KKAL G. T. BEAUREGARD of L
GENERAL »IUBAL A. EARLY of \
inaunge all tlie drawing» of this Com pa i
ordinary aud aeiut
rectueaH of tlie publluhed OiUclul Libia.
d I
., who
r, both
d attest the cor
Capital Prize, $75,000.
» TÏCKF.T8 AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
100,000
FRACTIONS, In FIFTHS In rUOI'ORTION.
PE1ZS8:
LIST
1 Capital l'rlrc of..
1 Capital I'rj
1 Capital l'n
2 rrlxes of «6,000
ftl'rlrt'riof 2,000
10 1'rlti'b of 1 , 00 »»
2n l*rl/.«'s ot
100 Pr!*»* of
:«) rrlsse of
fisin l'rlrr» of
,0U0 l'rlze« of
. f 75,000 I
. 25,000
. 10,000
. 12, »a©
. 10.000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 2i>, 000
iv of
no
no
# k 000
2k 000
25,000
25.
APPROXIMATION PRIZE«
8 Approximation Frizes of «750 .f 6,750
u ** *• 5t©. 4,5»©
» •• " 250. 2,250
1,867 I'rlus amount Inn to.$2S5,500
Application for rates to clubs should only he
made t<* the office ofthccompany In New Orleans.
For further Inforuiatlon, write clearly,giving
full adtlfeds. Hend orders by express or Regis
Lexcd lutter, or Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or, M. A. DAUPHIN, ut . , _
t»7 Seventh Street, Usshlngtuu, D. C.
New Orleans wll
-wft*
N. B.—Orders addressed
receive promot attention.
•tll-d,
-
'
TU POPULAR
MONTHLY DRAWING OF TIIE
50
I
1
iT|» (
ill»
Jn the cityof LOUISVILLE,
Thursday, November 30th '82.
These drawings occur monthly under provisions
Tan act of the General Assembly or Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 31
Distribution
'ÄW.Ätut.
fimA t K«uf?«r»Sfny tile il.t of prize, «f lüo
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
• f
"'
re
i,»so Prizes
"".«lÄa" "•
• fall*.
Il haml a large reserve
«80,000
. 10,000
, 5,000
. 10,000
. 10,«©
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 12,000
. 10,000
. A TOO
1 Prlie..
1 Prise...
1 Prise..
10 Prises, 1,000 each
800
10
100 "
50 "
20 "
10 "
100
MO
•00
1,000
" Approximation
no
m
M
'900
100 M
..»its,*»
T
73
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ARGUMENT.
U' WE CAN GIVE YOU CLOTHING
EQUAL IN EVERY RESPECT TO CUS
TOM MAKE AT ONE-THIRD LESS COST
AND GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT
SHOULD WE NOT BE ENTITLED TO A
SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE OR AT
LEAST A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF
OUR GOODS BEFORE YOU CONCLUDE
A PURCHASE.
STOCK YET UNBROKEN, NOTWITH
STANDING TIIE RUSH LATELY MADE
ON OUR LINKS.
FALL AND WINTER
A. C. YATES A CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
-PHILADELPHIA.
tepU3tJan-84
QUR ASSORTMENT
—OF
OVERCOATS
{A
y
J
Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Youths' Boys' or Children.
Rock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre
sented at
John II. Moore s
228 MARKET ST.
tin:
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines of all kinds of
Goods lor Winter wear,
to-day and examine them.
fiôvlltJanl-126
Call
jews from rnr. corners."
N
Overcoats seem to be the
leading topic these days and
we are always ready to inform
the people where to find the
best stock to select from. Prices
arc lower on many grades than
last year and the variety of
styles surpasses all of our pre
efforts to give the Wil
something to
Now just drop
MOUS
mingtonians
please them.
Ill at any time and especially
during this week and see what
we have. It may be of interest
to you to knew such a stock of
goods is kept in our city aud
unless you call you will never
know. Our Fifteen Dollar
Overcoats are taking the lead
yet many cheaper and
higher in price are at the W il
mington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
JB0 ' "• n ""' r * Co '
sonic
ZIQVOX DM
niftiE-li
,*ujj
TOHN P. DONAHOK,' 7
U —BOTTLER OF-
AND BOLE AGENT OF WIT.LIAM MABBEY
A CO.*8 PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
—ALSO—
e Celebrated Bartholomay Roc' cater Beer.
Jlie brew lugs are unequalled for y »'Tty and
flavor: eoostautly on hand in keg« —
bottled. Mineral water» In all
the different Arm
517 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
4SF*Pollte and accommodating drivera. Orders
oy mall promptly attended to. He D also connec
ted with the Telephone Exchange, and hit signal
"W my 1-18
WE HQLD IN STORE AND IN U. S.
YT BONDED WAREHOUSES pure rye
whlsklet from the following celebrated dis
tllierles*
A. Ovcrholt A Co., Janunnr 1»79 and June 1880.
A. Guckcnheliner ft Bro., May jj»79.
John UlhHou, Won ft Co., May IH79 and June 1880.
Ilatinln Dlfitllllng Co., August 1*70.
Blicrwood, November 187U and June 1880.
Ncverrlnk (Reading, Pa.,)
flit. Vernon, May, 1880.
February, l&jo.
Till 1 above s..-ds will he sold sillier In bond or
tax p.hl at the lowest market rate.. Samples
may be seen at tills store.
NO. 103 MARKET STREET.
rayS-20
rttANOIH KELLY « CO.
QRANUE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
THK FURF-ST. RICHEST AM) HF.8T RYK
W11I8KY KXTANT.
By the gaLon or bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
1
Uniform in
AbsoluUlypure rye.
A »ure him] safe tonic.
A reliable Htlinulaut
S. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE 8TS.
quality
Rich and tUiUcaie In flavor.
»nv5-ly-2ö
n A HMCJt'H C URÉ,
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CURS
an cflect, not aenusr. its origin It
manifestations without. Hence to
e*l, and
ay cau a cure ever be effected.
SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
tust this principle.
Dtsea&e is
within ; Its
cure tlie »IDeane the rause must be re
other
WARNERS
CUBE 1b established
realizes that
In
95 Per Cent.
of all dtresrefl anse from deranjreri kidneys and
liver, ami it strikes at once ut the root of tlie ditti
culty. The elrnients 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, drivedlseascand pain from ttiesystem.
the innumerable troubles caused by
healthy Kidney, Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
the distressing Disorders of Women ; for Malaria,
physical derangements generally, this
•inedy lias no equal. Beware of imposters,
*oclinns said to be just as good.
For Diabetes, ask for WARNER*» BAFE DIA
BETE» CURE.
For Hale by all dealers.
d for
H. H. WARNER ft CO,,
ROCHESTER, N.
Wfmted
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS !
For GEN. DODGE'S bran'
Thirty - Three
book, entitled
Years Among
OUR WILD INDIANS!
A true record of the Author s 77.i.rty- Three J cars peraonnl
Exjxriencc among our Indiai *. With an able kitroductiou
By Gen, Sliermdn .
thi«
Arthur and
Orant, G
Inenl Men. Qjcx. Grant .
work w*b nt
*ut.»e riled for by Prenaient
•re Cabinet,
She rillen, Gen. Hancock, and Oiomuinth of Lm
-**/( »I fhe htft book on
Indian Life ever written." Ihnnop WiLBT (XlelhodUt)
•ay« "/f it a bool of immense value." It is the on'y
publibhed, fully revccl
doing», exploita, etc. It la
replete with thrilling experiences of fhe Author, end of fu
Scouts, Trappert, Cow-boya, Minen, Border Ruffian«,
etc., vividly portraying Life in the Great West as it mar I*.
48d thousand inpreiv. With Steel Engravings and Superb
Chromo-Lithograph Plates in 15 colora, from photographs
made by the U. 8. Government expre*-!# for this great
AGENTS! This grand book 1«
others 10 to 1. JVo comp
orders «day. We vint 1080
chaire Territory and Special Terr.a given. Our large cirru
lars with fall particulnm tent free. A fino Fpceimcn Plato
sent <h addition for a 8 rent rtainp. Address tho aolc pub s
A- D. WORTHINGTON k CO., IBbti ord, Cos*. '
Bcp25-16td
d by Gen. Sha
ithen
tic account of
ing their "Inner life,'' «<•
:
rib.
out-bdling all
n. Agent.-- average 10 to 80
:-e agents at ence. Px
pspnû
DYES
vojjSS
mv$
BEFORE-AND-AFTER
A
J
Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD
from Kbbyoüs Debility,
ack or Nkbvk f
I
suffering
W Lost V
Vigor, Wasting WMAKKK^kes, and nil those dlseauea
ofarKBSONAL Natlt.k resulting from Arises and
Otiikr Causes. SimmiIj relief end complete resto
ration of HEALTH. \ iGouantl Manhood (Uaranteed.
The grandest discovery of tho Nineteenth Century.
Bend at once for lllusti ated Pamphlet free. Address
VOLTAIC BELT CO., MARSHALL, MICH.
TEA ! TEA I
q'KA :
O.ic Hundred Chests of
TEAS Just received, among them our justly famous
50 and 00c. These goods
chop and dosorve a trial by all lov
choice new crop
all choice brands and
of good
also constantly
ClioJcc
•elvlng new Invoices
Java, Mocha, Rio,
d Maracaibo Coffees. Coffee, 12, 15,
choice Breakfast Coffee at 25c.
Wc
of COFFEES.
Laguay
18, 20, 22 and
Which Is unequalled anywhere. Our Coffees ai-e
roasted v.ndcr
Pure Spices a specialty.
personal supervision.
CRIPPEN'S
—tea store—
No. 5, E. Second St., Wil., Del.
VAIL I AMD TrXKKLYHAKMTTM.
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New Management,
-W1TH
New Features
The
Only Democratic
Daily in the
State I
FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS
Reports by Telegraph.
ALL THE
LOCAL NEWS
A LIVE PAPER
For "LIVE" People!
ONE
Only One Cent,
CENT,
Six Cents per Week.
Twenty-five Cents per Month.
8F.KVF.Ö BY
CARRIERS IN Al u PARTS OF THE CITY.
By Mail, Postage Paid :
One year, $.3.00 in advance.
Six months, $1.55 in advance.
Three months, 80c in advance.
-THE
DELAWARE GAZETTE
( WEEKLY. )
A Paper for the Whole
Peninsula.
THE FARMERS' FAVORITE JOURNAL.
CROWDED WITH LOCAL AND
TELEOFAFHIC 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 & TAYLOR,
NO. 502 KING STREET,
UUKUTON. Ot
MTtCXLT.AJtXOVt.
CHEAP J0HH AO A I
It will pay parties purchasing TIN or CROCKERY, of
any description, to give him a call and prove to your own
satisfaction that lie sells from 20 to 50 per cent, less than J
any house in town. Sales in the evening.
416 MARKET STREET.
ocfS&t
JOHN MEALE
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware lor
WERNER & CO.'S
C h. a in pagne AM in e
PRICK LIST.
9
Per Case 12 Qt*.
do 24 Pts.
$7.00
$8.00
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 Cares
10 Cares
25 Cases
5 per cent.
10 per cent.
15 per cent.
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. DASS ALE. BR#WN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST-CIGARS.
Pure live Old .Star Whisky, *
Diamond O Whisky.
NEW LIGHT HOUSE COOK ! i
Nin»? Htees, extra large oven, heavy caatlug«, and a sure baker. The Best Stova
coal.
of our country trade to this stove.
in tbe market for wood
We call particular attentlou
The ANCHOR, WELCOME, HOME, v|
OPERA, NEW LA GRANDE, NEC
TAR, IRIS, etc., are our leading
STOVES.
PARLOR
r lll piy you to examine them. s
t HENRY F. PICKELS,
Nos. 7 & 9 E. Fourth St.
attention
oct21-lui-42
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to Y. E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE IV £ HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our Warcroom Contains the Largest and Choicest Selection of
MONUMENTS, »STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered In Delaware, made expresely for our new wareroom from
tie newest designs aud at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BRO.
oct7-*-tf
Wall Papers, Window Shades,China,Lamps & Glassware
, A
-The reliable place to get any of the above goods 1s
E. C. G. GREENMAN & CO., 1
NO. 411 MARKET STREET, WIL., DEL.
always Ret ftrst-clas. Roods at reasonable prices. We cordially Invite you to coll.
. GOODLET. - j
Where yi
E. C. G. GRF.ENMAN.
GEORGE W
8-2«. w*dt-lm-21
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FARMERS USE A RELIABLE
FERTILIZER
FOK WHEAT USE l>ACIFIC*GUANO. •
[p^Onc of the best Fertilizers ever used in New
Castle county. For facts of the case inquire of
Samuel Hanby. Norris TaUcy, Curtis C. Hanby, T. S.
Robinson, C'harlcs Talley, C. M. Talley and others.
T
m
m
SCOTT & .SON, General Agents,
A.
Ward P. ()., Concord Station, Balto. Central R. R
J. VI. HINKSON, Traveling Agent.
7,7-w8t,eow-36
?
Special Announcement
Special Announcement !
Samuel Lees,
Nos. 3, 5, 7 and 9 N. Second Street, (above Market) Pliilad a,
offers great Inducements In
BLACK B1LKH, CASHMERES, DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS, MUSLINS,
GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, ETC.
STOREKEEPERS SUrPLlRD AT LOWEST JOBBING RATES.
S-A-NITTEB LEES,
NOS. 3, 5, 7 and » NORTH SECOND STREET and NORTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH and SPRING
oct27
GARDEN STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
American Watch and Clock Depot,
No. 11 North Second Street, (above Market) Philadelphia.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ANI) SMALL PRICES.
49* Look at some »if the prices :
Ladle«* Solid (»old A merle
Gent*»' Solid Gobi A merle
Ladies' Solid Gobi Watches »» low
One-day Clocks, fl.00 up.
Lever Watches
Watches,
• ns os
» 00
12 08
I.
Eight-day walnut Clocks, «3.00 up.
A large stock on hand of of solid gold and best rolled plated jewelry and chains. Solid stiver and
plated ware, opera glassed and spectacles. Repairing of all kinds done In a skillful manner.
S. PICARD, No. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
8.—Every article warranted as represented.
novlO-lyw
Established 1881.
H. KRUGER & CO„
No. 940 Market Street, (Post Office Block) Philadelphia
»baceo
erdav
Aid 40
V. Tho
1,000
ged in
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 e f Illl> 5
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