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SECOND EDITION!
RAILROAD EXTENSION
Tlu 1 Pennsylvania's Cherry»
stone Scheme.
DROWNED IN MINNESOTA
THE CHERRYSTONE 8CHKME.
Tits Projected Kxteniiou of the F9 bb
•ylvaula Railroad to Cherryatone.
The Baltimore Sun or to-day says : It is
seid that effort« are beim; made in Baltimore
by the Pennsylvania Railroad to purchase a
steamboat to run from the termina« of that
road at Cherrystone, Northampton county,
V».,across Chesapeake bay to Norfolk,where
it will connect with the Norfolk and Western
Railroad. The steamer Excelsior, of the
Potomac Steamboat Company, and the new
«tramer "Eastern Shore, of the Eastern
shore Steamboat Company,are mentioned as
the vessels the railroad has been trying to
•eeure, but though the agents of those lines
have heard the report, they have no official
Information on the subject. There seems to
little, it any, doubt that the Peninsula
railroad will be built as projected. It is to
ran from Delmar, where it will form a con
nection wtth the Pennsylvania railroad sys
tem to Cherrystone via'Salisbury, Pocomohe
City, and other enterprising towns. A
line is now beins: surveyed over the «ti
covered by the Easteru Shore railroad
tho purpose, !i
dutlly buying
In tho Pennsylvania railroad is Mr. Scott of
Erie, Pa., who is largely interested in the
Pennsylvania railroad, w hich road will, of
course, control the Peninsula railroad, aud
thus have direct communication from New
York to Cherrystone, aud thence by steamer
to Norfolk aud tbo South. This route, it is
claimed, is tho shortest that can be made.
«und
for
It la believed, of bluffing and
that road. The chief mover
â former lielawarean Drowned.
The Sussex Journal of to-day
•'Samuel Morgau,formerly cf8useex county,
aon of Martiu Morgan, of near ConcoW,
as drowned near his home in Herman,
Minnesota, a short time ago, under the
Following circumstances; He had been a
few miles from home to uttçjid to the build
ing of a house on a farm that he had
purchased a while before, and while on
his way back at night, got lost in a prairie.
Search was made for him by his friends the
next morning when he was found drowned
1u a lake in the prairie. Mr. Morgan re
sided with his sister, Mrs. llazzurd, whose
husband is a son ol Mrs. Lucinda Hazzurd,
well known in Seaford. Mrs. Huzzar<l was
visiting her relatives in Susser at the tim •
, of the accident. Mr. Martin Morgan, father
of tho drowned man, had his leg broken
week before last. Particulars of Die father's
arcldeut were published in last week's
Journal. The drowned
of Mrs. George A. Jones, of this town."
s
was a cousin
The XYarer Witch Fair.
In the window of Adams Ai Bro. a beauti
ful set of flro luurehal'b eqipmeuth are
exhibition and will be chanced off at the
«oming fair of the Water Witch Fire. Corn
|*any. It was presentdaby Frederick Mlgod,
a dealer in such article.« at No. 510 Kacc
street. The fair bus every prospect of being
very successful. People to whom circular«
bave been sent, requesting donations, are
requested to respond at once.
Killed XYhi!« <iunning.
A telegram ha« bee
received from
Rahway Retreat, Wythe county. Va., «tat
tng that Alexander Goodman, formerly in
the coal and wood busiuess in this city, hail
h en accidently shot and killed while out
gunning. Particular« are not given, but it
1« understood that he. had «hot him«elf,
although one rumor is to the effect that he
was shot by a
was shot by a companion.
Interfering: With n Deputy Marshal.
The case of John Gormley for interfering
with a deputy marshal at the polls in New
f'astle on election day was railed before
Supervisor Conrad at 'i o'clock this after
M)pn. The case was postponed until the
third Tuesday in June, Mr. Gromley being
released on his own recognizance In $20H
ball. Senator Bayard appeared Tor him.
Wert Church SnmiAy School.
The fourteenth anniversary of the West
Presbyterian Sunday school t»^ok place la«t
night. The church was crowded and tho
interior was beautifully decorated. The
report of Charles Baird, the superintendent,
was a very favorable one. The exercUcs
were intere«t]ng and the singing good.
The City ot Worccftter*« Troubl«.
Warrant« have been issued for the arrest
of the captain and pilot of the City of Wor
cester, which ran into an pauk u Large in
the East River Thursday night, causing the
loss of »even lives.
snF rhe Diamond Iiye* alwny«« «in more than
they clnim to do. Color over that old dr»-s-i. It
! look Hke new. Only 10 cent-».
nil
CITY ITEMS
cuss. H. Vary, Phila. Messenger,603 Market,
rtuaerlejr k Co.. Photogruphers,802 Market et
j
■
CHURCHES TO-MORROW.
Ktrtt Prcfbytcrl&n Church, Market
above Ninth, Rev. F. H. Duval.
Preaching 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. in.
tug: "The Greatest of Human Ho
iag : "The Greatest of Human Cares
cordially welcomed.
ftreet
pastor.
.
*ubl!e
TUK KiULJKbUM.
A Local Time liable With the L&Losl
Correction«.
TRAJNN LEAVE WILMIN(*TON FOR
Phila.— 2.00«— 2.23« — 6.30—6.65 7.00|—7.i0
—8.l0f— S. 16—y.OuJ — 9.39t —9.68J—10.30—11.53 ».
rap—12.001 m *—12.1 1>— 12.3K—1.63—2.30 Î -4.00—
9.17*—•6.801—6.10—6.38*'—7.20—7.80"—9.66* pm.—
H U W Y ORK — 2.00*
11.63 a.
23*— Ö.30 —7.50—-m.'jO—
— ia..'l8— 1.53-6.17»— 6.38*—7.20 p.m.
HaLTIMORB— 1.06»— 1.42^—4.61*— 8.05* — 9.17
10.00 a.
il .04* p. m.
WABin kotow— 1.42*—4.61*—8.05—9.17 a. m:
—1 00— l.O»—6.67—11.04* p. in.
HAXTtMORB AMD 1MTBRMTCDIATK BTATlOKS—
1.00*—9.17 10.00 a. m;—1.00—0.00 p. m.
» Train* running both dally ar.d Sunday.
♦Trains running only on Sunday,
t Connect ot Gray'« Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
Dblawarb Hailsoad— 6.00*—9.10 a. m;—1.06
—3.0b*—0.261 p. m. No Sunday trains.
* For New Castle only
t For HarTlugU.ii and intermediate stations.
Wilmwutow k Nonniar.w railroad— 7.47 a.
w t—1.06—6.00—0.30 p. m. On Sunday for
Heading and St. Peter—8.10 a. m.
Delawakv W»tkhw Railroad— 7.00—10.30
ou-^5.30 p. m. Sunday trains 10.80a. m—0.00
.—12.28—1.00—1.09—6.0'J—0.00—0.57—
p. tn.
TKAINH ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
l»HILAD*LPItLA—12.50—1.00—1.32*—4.47*—7.46
S.02*_0.12_9.05—lO.lOf—11.35—12.36 a. m;—12.60
—1 «07 —2.30f —2.60— 4.36— 4.65— 6.40—6.63—0.2C
-0.48—7.861—7.65—9.60—10.38—10.08 p. XXX.
York— 1.82*-4.47*—8.02f—9.12 a. m;—
MOO—1.07—4.66—6.48*— 10.68 p. m.
BaXTIMOES-— 1.61 *—2.13*—9.34—9.64—11.43 a.
an—1)4.36—l.W>—6.11*—0.30*—7.24—9.49* p. m.
WABHUfOTOK—1.61*—2.13—11.48a. m;—18.36
—1.60—0.11*—0.30*—7.24—9.49* p. m.
• Both daily and Sunday.
t Un Sunday only.
Drlawark railroad— 8.60—10.16* a. m;—12.04
— 0.06»— 0.O6 p. m. No Sunday trains.
» From New Castle only.
WamxoTos k Northkrn railroad— 0.33—
a40—11.30 a. m;—0.40 p. m. On Sunday from
Heading and St Peter at 7 10 p. m.
Dblawak* Whotrrn Railroad— 9.00 a. m;—
U.I6 p. m. Sunday train« 9.10 a. m.j—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FUK WILMINGTON
I'HILADtCLPHI A NKW BROAD STREBT Davor—
I2.U0*—B.65*—0.30—7.20 *—8.u0—8.21—8.36f—10.10
—11.30—11-60 a. m.—12.23—1.82t—1.32—3.16—
4.*»— 4.26— 6.00— 6.20- 6.66— 0.O6t—0.30 —8.80*
—9.90—10.00—11.32* D. m.
Broad avo Warhi rotor aykjotb— 0.80—8.00
««10.16 a. m,—1.30—3.10—4AO—6.16 p. m.
Nbw Cautlr— 8.33—10.00-11.40 a. m.—-4.49—
9.49 p. m.
• IhAily and Sunday.
t On Sunaay only.
Tbs block fUrnree denote tha Limited
lUytass uolas.
l_i
OCR MAILS
Their Arrival and Uepartare, Takln«
K fleet July l»t, IMS.
The rout Office in this city will be open dally,
except Sunday, from 0.00 a. m. to • p. m.
Private Box y« ere acocs rt ble until 11 p. m. On
Sundays open horn 8.30 to 9 80 ». m. Prtrnte
boxes accoMlble trout 6 to 8 p. tn. The whole
•ale Tterup window will oloee el 8.80 p. m The
money order office will oloee et 0.00 p. m.
MAILS OLOen AS FOLLOWS :
WOWTM.
Wilmington k Northern Railroed to Heading
Pe.. end points on the Baltimore Central south
of Ctaedd b Kord, 7.40e. m.
Philadelphie closed pouch, 9.90 e. m.
Plitledelphle and weymall, 0.90 a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
wert. 9. a. m.
Delaware Wörtern Railroad to Landenberf,
lO.uo a. ax.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia,
and west, 1.90 p.
rhlladelphla,
and wort, 4.40 p. in.
Philadelphia and New York eittee, eloeed
pouchec, 9.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania wert of Lancerter, and all
point* west and southwest 0.90 p. m.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
11.00 p. m.
All Louisiana is tent west exeept New Orleans
whtctPl* cont south on through mails.
SOUTH.
altlmors and way mail, T.40 a. m.
Washington and all points south, 7.40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.30 a. m.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 9.00
a. in.
Baltimore, Washington and all peints south,
12.30 p. m.
Newport, Ntanton, Newark, Llkton and
Havre de (Trace. 12.30
Pointe on Baltimore
Poelt, Northeast and Chadd'e Kord, 12 80 p. m.
Baltimore and Hay Line steamers, 4.40 p. tn.
Peninsula north of Harrington. Including
Delaware City and St. George*, 0.60 p. m.
Baltimore, eloied pouch, 0.60 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all pointa south
11.00 p. m.
MAim ARHIva AND RSADT FOR DILITHT.
From Wilmington k Northern Railroad,
0 30 p. in.
From New York. Philadelphia, Washington
and all ether points, fi.bu p. m.
Philadelphia, Now York and points
north, oast aud west. 8.30 a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, 8.80 a. in.
Erom Peninsula and all north of Harrington
9.10 a. in.
From Baltimore and way mail, 9.00 a. m.
From Baltimore, 12.30 p. in.
From Peninsula mail, 12.30 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and cast, 1.80 p m.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 2.29 p. m.
From Delaware Western Railroad, *.» p. m.
From PhihvUelphla, New York and points
north and east, 6.40 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest. 6.40 n. m.
t trier« deliveries as follows : 0.30 a. m.. gen
eral; 10.00 a. m., partial; 1.30 p. m., general; 4.00
p. in., partial.
Collections (Vom street boxes are made by the
Barriers at fl.30 and 10.00 a. ui.,1.30 and 4.00 p. m.
An additional collection will be made at 7.30
betwoen Jefferson and
'
New York and all points «art
York and all points east
t>. in.
Central.
between Por. de
y
I
all b«
m. fro
mbard aud Water and Thirteenth streets
L
Inclusive, tin Sunday a lull collection will be
made at fi.00 p. in. I^cal letters for carriers'
delivery should be deposited In the Fost Office
teu xulnuUs before tbo hour of delivery.
W . Y . SWKHltTT. Fostmaster.
1» LATUM.
THOMPSON.- Ou the 15th I
. lu the r*6th y«
md irlemi»
II.
IM.. Willi»
f hi« n*«*.
!*|H'«'tfully
Hr lui I \
lied
Ht lend the l'nm i .*! fr«.
th
den«.' of .loh
Meuloy
: ô .Market *
r I9th. m
and Br
Nov«
:o o'clock,
lywlne ccmetcrv
cut
Wll;ningtc
W
lLÖON'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
61« KING STREET.
Connected with Telenbooe Exchange.
CaU - -
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
VTnkral Dihsctob.
2-12-14
KIB^EY^WORT 1
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
COM8TIPATION.
c
0
1
No ottsr dlOM— ia ao prevmlea* in this
UT
Crmsupattern, and
remadg has bt
celebrated Kidney-Wort m a
cure. Whatever the ccuae. however obstinate
the ceee, this reme dy w ill overcome it.
PILF^I 11113 dbWroMintf
A. . la Tory apt to be
complicated wlthoozutlpatioa. Kidney-Wort
■trengthena the weakened perte and quickly
cure* ail kind* ci Piloa eren when phy«leien«
and medi cine* have befbre ikiled.
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Biiii-inn_
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To all who
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Hering from the
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early decay,
ripe that
Thl.« (rreat
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FREE (»K f HARliF
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America. Hen«|
WKV. JOHKPHT. INMAN, HUtb
ritv.
v el one to the
I>. New York
-iT-10
I OuK FOR THE TRANSPARENCY
J ILLUMINATED AT NIGHT:
GREAT REDUCTION IN SHOES :
Ladle»* IVbld«' Butt
», *1.26: MIhnc«' and Chil
li: Fine Calf Skin Gaiter
igrc »-or Hook-lace» t'k at
- 41 ami
it
j EWING'S, No. 6 E. Eront St.
■
I«
Ml LATEST BAROAINS
EVKH «WKERED IN Tills gH.
I-IANOS ■
bKK THk LIST <
> CKl.KBBATKD
MAKER 4.
WM. K N AB»; A nx..
HILLS MAY A HINH,
K. BACON.
ÜKIIMSY.
HAItltlNCiTON.
VOSE .V S» »S .
EMERSON.
HALE.
From *i
l*p to çi.m
-ORGANS By The—
HMITIi AMERICAN ( (
TAYLOR A FARLEYVjO.,
BRU M4KI'OKl (^^., Ar.
y ste
*'
Up
f900.
md Pianos b
and other» for 010. çi
Second hand Organ» bv Geo. Wood F,tev
Mason A Hamlin, for fi;., ipo, fio, 1^1 ' ' '
If. F. ROBELEN,
710 MARKET STREET.
M-tJanl-ltfl-<IA*-3l
KHEUMATISIVI A$|D COUT CURED
WL.
nu eaiaMi. h by a chu:n of
iu«|iiiry b
ddencst
make« Etronger, that ws
] remedy for Hheumatlc
put that evidence within the reach
rrumry uud without price, wc
hj one hut tho fc«*l will turn to it a ,Uaj
yes to tho glati tiding 1 wo bring tc
, *0 .iuHtiro to ua, to you, to your
fl- IH ailcru families, and to tiio cousu tnmution of yout
" n,bl11 '"' 1,froro y«" etrick. o down l,j
Ji.na.n « Mk you to «n «Jtti u, for a tow momeuii
to tho tiom'n of «orne who r.ave dr.mh or tl.etouf.ri
oro rul1 ;>f tho joy 0 / h-aJth. roody to
toll to the world tl.oir gl:.d etperlrnoo. Wnwlll.;
ou no falno nullement, and miko no e*srrtior wLlrh
rannot, ny |,r.,prr inquiry (*.y lett. r or t rou.h
I ' r ° b< ' J 10 lh<> boU °" rt>un ' 1 10 >» toll
Wh rh
I. or
Di fiord
;
KUftarer witho
h
•ar, or close his
hie blighted li:«.
a.
Amor ç bnff.lreda cu
to Mr. rfuriick. MS I
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pr«Mot tyr* «now«
kiyu: tMi'r
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Mr. Um'o|i, •.".>4 1
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mraacy »ram.
• rl St., llrooklyn — ye
Dr. C.rrnm.r.., 3*7 B.lttc Bt.. Brooltl.n _
Chronk) Rheumaen GoutO TPir«. '
. korh»lc r. SM Cuort fil., Brook t; u—Sri Mi« Rbro m «tUm
Usd expobded orer *1000 in otber mfUtHu""
ISbromstie
factors
yevin. 431 Third Avnue, Brooct
Mr. imrlsj
Throoio Rheum*.
ylsnd. U0 Rfctnbrldge GL, Broofclyn-lont«
Dp?psû tVo1 "* Kb " Um ' lUœ " d v**? Ch,o. W
Jlrs. Pi I ii tag ton, 1«8 Uih ßt., Broohty»-Afnte tod
lbsumsUsu» for »bars; • hsd tried srorrthlns.''
„ „ >luh, hew York C1tj_Chro«fo BBeumoiiim
Mrs. Williamson, M «rors BL, N«w York-urrlbi
loflammaiory Rheumatism »0 years; flngers nnjotn
JÎÜ? I""' ' 11? Wc *' Bt ** hew Vork-HChronkfaerTonaahen
Eb C .££%"'«ï« t °° a **" K "
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"«rS«i7 lSü'iä fi;
Dr.
R. O. ofEhcui
EDUCATIONAL.
R UGBY
EVENING SCHOOL
—Will reopen
MONDAY EVE'G, OCT. 2, '82.
In root» No. 4, Masonic Temple. Pcrsouswfch nf
UUbrutaUcm will apply to
DK. SAM'L W. MT7RTIIY,
rRor. J. JACKSON P1KBCF.
eepîô-rt-ll
J^JXPLKWOOD INSTITUTE
—FOR—
BOTH SEXES,
Is C miles woit of new Broad Street
Philadelphia, ou Thlla. St Ball. Central B
Courses of Htudy—English, Business, Helm title
and Cl
leal ; a thorough Chemical department.
Superior opportunities offered to young
aud boy* to prepare for the best American eol
eges.
Defrcesare eonftrred by nuihorttv of Uie I^k
sUture of Pennsyivsuia upon yomig ladles
taking a full course.
Reading taught by a flrht-elaM> elocntlontut.
Fenmanshlp by a professor—master of lb*
beauties <»f the art.
Private lustruetien given to those w ta osa edu«
eatlou has m eu outfit--cted. A home-like depart
ment for little boyv. Twelve instructions.
J. MIORTLIDOE (Yale College?, A. M., Prln
rlpsl, Conoordvüli-, Del., Co., Pa,
augl8-2ra-eo«t
DAN'VINO.
pROF.
A 8. WEBSTER'S
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
(Fourth Floor,)
Wilmington, Del.
1882—SEASON OF— 1883
COMMENCING MONDAY, 8EPT. 11.
GENTLEMEN'8 CLAH8-Mond»y and Tiiurs
looVloek. Monday, Hep
dav evening««, r
c Aber H. ÏMC.
from 8
LAIUEH AMM1III DRF.N'M <T.A8»-Tliiiri.
eneing Sat
da
i an.l baturdav at
av, b« piembt-r 1C.
!.. $ntnr<la> s fr««m 2
LADIES' CL ASH—Wednesday evening from 7
\Yedne««lay, hep
C p.
41 ».
to9o*clr*ck, romnirnriug
leiub'-rX.
All tb«- latest and
taught, lueliidlng the Lawn Tennis, I.
New Kacqucl Ouadrllle, t.lMe, 81«le Glide, File
p, Newport and all Society Waltacs a
clalty; taught either privately or In claaae*.
iew Minuet specialty adapted to ebtUIrcn
fa-hlonalile «lances
Also a
a parlor dnuce.
CHOICE OF DAYS.
Brkool«, Ncminnrlt'«
city <*r
prartlcablc fur choice of «lay«.
During th«* «uiniitcr tlic Acadcmv room* hare
y <l«vorat«'«t ami
private classes ia the
l of town «li.tuhi confer with me a*
In splendid eondltluii. They will hen-after
he u»c<i exi-lu.'ilrel) for clan« purpoM'9 uud «elect
parties.
For term*, circular, etc* apply at
H. F. KoBELKN'S,
No. 710 Market «trect,
by mail to
A. H. WKH8TKU,
Maoonic Temple. Wilmington, Del.
aug31-tf-A0
rsc OF ESS ION AL C'A U DS.
J^ANIBL H. FOSTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
NO. 917 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
my 2-10
J)R8. J. N. A J. B. HOBENSACK,
Tho*« afflicted with
<1 MEKCtTIilALIZATION should
consult ,1. N. A ,1. H. HOBEN' HACK of JW N.
Her on d street. Flillad<lphia. either I
r *r«on, during the hour-, of H ».
to 9 p. m.
Advice fr«*e
•effects of SELF-ABUSE
ot he«ltnte
II or hv
to-l».
. Whoso«
dltlon »nd the w»y to improve It «h««uld reml
"WISDOM IN A NIT-HHELL."
»tamp.
«honld know hi*
ree« lpt ol thi
nl
M" I « 1 1 l-1-l»
J)K. J. P. BLRWELL
«TWILL KEMOVK HIH.OFFK
To hi« new
Will*-!
NO. 712 WEST STREET.
November the ist.
octaMrn-M!
COLDIEHS NOW SUFFERING
«-5 WOUNDS nr<U--ur nl ony kln.1 c
military servie«'
Widow«,
tkther» of noldlfei'»
dee ere AIM» »ntlUed.
FROM
IS«-« I bv
«• entitlM
kl
kildren. dependent mother« «»r
dio died fr«»iu the efleet« «»I
Many luvalbt
■fill
th< tr
penhioner« are entitled t.»
Deinje«
ee gl
be allow« «1 with but tittle
Complete loütrui tlon« with r« f»
application. ( I1AKLKH A GKOUGK A. KING,
Aliorney»-at-law. wi8 E Hir.-et, Wabhl
Hej
«i'rlnlii»,
eevhtei
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PEIRCE & COOK
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Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
S. K. COK. SKVKN-rn AN 1> Siuri-KY BTM.
J. Jackson ricincjc.
Edgar 11. cook.
aep20-l-14
rj.UF.AT RUSH
O Y ST ER S!
J. T GARDNER.
( OK. SEVENTH AND SIIIULKY 8T8.
ha« added
ore help
his l.iihln«-»«., anil
i Y »TEILS
I is
1
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e promptly attended to.
uns «a ith
kliort
n«»tl
dll <1.-liver
all
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Iriver will
[ AND!— A. A. THOMAS, 8T. CLOUD
I BUILDING, Washington, D. ('., pruetlees
before the United »täte« (.«n. ral Land Oftl««'.
Contented caw-*, private lain!claim»«,mining,pr«
einptiou and humiHtead ni .es, »»ror.'euti «I b.-Tore
th«.- I)« part no u
( <»urt, and ail «-U
Department.
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the'l!xt'«' ,U
S of «Maims t»ef«»rr
Sp«*elnl attendu
Land Warrant*«,
and all kimln of lnu«l scrip ituughi
give
ti<
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UKNKT L. RAVMOND. ALOMZO DEWSKhE.
JJENRY L. RAYMOND «k CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
NOS. 4 AND OPINE STREET, N.
Buy and »ell for investment, and carry on
moderate margin all aecurUlea dealt In on
the New York St<»ck Exchange. Fir«t
claea privilege« at favorable rate». Parties
difltantly located from Wall «trect
wishing to iuvuftt Mini« ranging
from $50 to $1,000, are invited to
write for u» for particulars. Complete
Financial Report mailed free. Small orders
executed at current rates. Refer to Bankers
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange, Officials
of New York Central Railroad Co., and
prominent Manufacturing and Mercantile
Business Houses. References and terms
mailed on application.
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Neckwear for men. TRICKS always
Comet.
SHIRTS !
Our Oue Dollar Hhiri has a reputation for
celleuee unequalled iu tblsclty.
MEN'8 FURNISHING GOOD8.
specie« 11 llDe 01 everything belonging
the
WM. B. COLE. .
202 MARKET STREET
BUCKWHEAT MEAL!
Just received a fine irticle of fresh new Meal
-AT
J. J. SMITH'S
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FOURTH AND BH1PLKY 8T8.
TniRI) EDITION
AN KROIilSH REVIW
British Soldiery Passiug Before
Her Majesty.
THE FATAL DIPHTHERIA
EKCLIhll TBOOI
S
Her Majesty Reviews Tl»e British Noldlers,
Accompanied by Her Family.
London, Nov. 18.—The Queen to-day re
viewed the troops. Her Majesty drove in an
o»*en carriage to the parade ground, fol
lowed by the members of the royal family,
Including the Prioco uud Princess of Wales,
the lattice of Edinburgh, the Duke ami
Duchess of Counaught and the Princes«
Beatrice.
The day was charming uud the spectators
were numbered by thousand* The troops
occupied 44) minutes in passing Her Maj
esty's carriage. They were prasted all along
the line with loud uppl&use end the tiring ol
cannons. The scene wa* a brilliant one.
Tb«* Queen will decorate the soldier* who
took part in the Egyptian campaign on
Tuesday.
Ravage* of Diphtheria
FniLAurLPHiA, Nor. 18. — Mallgoast
diphtheria is prevailing to an aiarrnlnK ex
tent in the mauufacturinc suburbs of Frank
foid. Five children of William Fray and
two of Kev. \Y. Hamilton hava died within
a faw days. Sixtceu scholars of the dia
trict school ar*«w riously 111 with the disease
and it is feared that it may t*rt*omu
epidemic.
hltopH IIm mod.
Philadelphia, Nov. 18.—A fire here this
morniux destroyed the Keystone Fork
Works and the Schuylkill Iron Works. The
turning «hop of Lawson A Brenrten wa«
al«o damaged. The total loan 1» $35,000,
partly im ured.
Killed b> m f akir.
Dallas,Tkxas,Nov. 18.—Flare Childress,
a young merchant doing business at Troupe,
was «h«>t and killed there yesterday by a
street fakir with whom he had a dispute.
A ICea.Iini; l ire.
Kkadixo. 1'a., Nov 18.—The tannery of
G. 8. Mahr* a was destroyed by Are to-day.
Lom flo.ooo.
IIR1KF TKLEGRAMS
Si'iHNOFonT, Micil, Nov. 18.—The post
office here was broken into and robbed
$500 worth of stumps and money yesterday.
Kankakkb, 111.. Nov. 18.—C. P. Town
send's jewelry store w
night. The thieves
gold watches.
Mj'sKEGOir, Mich., Nov. IV—The ma
chine shops of the Muskegon Car Works
*re damaged by lire to the extent of $50,
ooo last night.
Fort Woityu, Texas, Nov. IS.—A flour
mill and nine small houses were destroy«*!
by lire this morning. Lose, $10,000;*In
sured for one-half.
Ol
burglarized last
llh twelve
'K .1 |VkI
Portland, Me., Nov. 18.—General James
D. Fessenden, m»n ot the îhte Senator
Willis
Pitt Fessenden, dropped demi
the struct this morning.
Ouangk, Mash., Nov. 18.—'The Greenfield
Tool Work« of this place have been closed
on an attachment by New York partie« who
have a claim of $57,000.
Pkokia, III., Nov. 18.—The State House
The struggle of 1871
of the Mut«' capitol Ih being
renewed and the matter will bo brought
before tin* coming legislature.
Jackson, Mis#., Nov. 18.—B. Brewster.
rus iu tin* act t»f
lieu Charles
iuterferred. Brewster drew a re
volver and «hot Roblr.son dead.
Columbia, «. C. Nov. 18. — Wyatt
Crosby was «hot and killed yesterday by u
man named Arnold. The latter wuh out
walking with hi« wife when Crosby earn«*
up behind and «truck him with u «tick
boom is in full blast,
for the locati
residing at Skipwtth,
whipping hi« wife last night,
Robin«
TIIK CITY MARKET*.
Wlu»t We Fat and VVltnt Ws I*»»y for It—
To-day *• street .Market Qnotutione.
MkATB AND rROVieiuim.
Hutter, per pound..
Eggs, wlmlcialo, i»er dvzen.
Kkk - . retail, per duicii.
Imlckcnf, retail, per pound
Chicken«, per pair.
Spring chu-kens, per pair..
Spring chickens, per pound
Chicken*!,per p«l. wholesale
Sirloin rtonk« per pound...
Rump »teaks per pound...
Hound rtoak« per pound...
KM* rot
Chuck
• Î .13 n « .30
• .9» «
• .30 kÇ
• .1^» kji
:s)
1
1.60
.70
1.00
.11
i
.19
.13 kfi
.1»
,26
.22
-
'
• i
pur pound...
irt per pound
Stewing ploetjs.
Holling bit«! per pound
Shin», per pound.
Kidney fat,per pound
Lntnb chops, per pound..
Lmub o asts,per pound..
Mdtton chops, j»cr |«oun«l
Mutton roasts, per pound
Veal cutlets, per pound..
Veal roams, per pound.is ^
llauir*, w liolenale, per pound .. .16 (p,
Huma, diced, per pound.20 hi
Shoulders, »vholeuHle.per pound .12k
Shoulders, retail, jair pound... .14
liaertn, retail, per j»ouud_
Sausage, muoked, per pound
Ha'.ogna sausage, per pound
HegriheA«! chec/ic, per pound
FuddlngN,
Lard, wlu
Lard, retail, per pound
Cheese...
,30
.1 i
.10
.12
.10
.10
•W ty
.10
99
.'JO
.16
,20
.12
.10
.20
. it
.18
.17
.24
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.to (p
.10 ii
.12 re
. .13
. .08 ©
• .15
.12
«1 .
pound
.12
« I
, 12 >,
.12
Pike.
Lake Mnd..
Hlwmet*.
Poll.ick ....
K*H'k fish, per puumi
Wlilte Perch, per pound
Trout, per pouud.
Halibut, per pound.
Catfljh,
.16
.10
.i.»
.12
.if,
.12
.ivy;
.20
pound.
piece.
V UHKT A lILKrt.
Naw*|udnroe«, per barrel. 2.60 re
Now potatoc-», per half-peek... .14 re
Sweet pototoes, por bm-aet.40 re
Sweet potaidori, per half peck. . .16 re
TomatoM, per hair pock.
Cabbage, per head.
Crut* union*, per «träte .
Crate onion«, per hUf peck..
KadlBhei*, pur bunch.
Egg Plant«, per i
Turnips, por half.
Celery, pa bunch*....
•rr.
: \uâ°
.21
8.00
.00
.16
.19
.10
.»
70
1.00
.20 re
.3«
.02 re
.ta m,
.05
M k
.10
.08 */
.12
Local yuoiauon*.
OORRBCTKD DAILY BY THK WILLIAM LEa k
bOKSUoMPAKY, Brandywine Millo—
V/ii bat Flour.
FT.*,UR
'L.
wholesale, retail,
Koller Patent
•7 16 *7 60
Wm. Le
u tSoa'e 'Best'
Uliflon F.F.F Extra
Pou taxât F. do. Family do
Kirkwood Koller Ground,
Occidental
Suporflno
FKKD.
Bent nilddilngs,
Host «hip «tufi,
Cutlins,
' I flora «hurts,
I Bran,
do
6
0 75
7 25
6 6 *
7 00
do 6 60
a 00
do
4
4 75
per ton.
921
20
! ,
17
'
per hundred.
92 0&re2 10
1 C orn meal, fine yellow, 87.60
j Corn meal, white, 88.60
, («'orn meal, coarse, 68
Screening«,
216
1
7'J06i
per bushel.
90® 95
1 lu
ORA Tg.
I Prime yellow corn,
• Prime lung-berry wheat.
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Now York îUarket«.
Nt w York,N ov. 18.—Flour, dull; No. asral«
EjaS'™; Su Pi' rfln# d0 " ^'.26a3.86; ivitra Slato'
Wheat, qulot. No. 1 White Wlnior. »1.0:1,,,
V 10 ' Nl1 - 2 red winter, 81.'JS;':a»l.U81d Dec ■ do
•fanuuiy, «Uli^al.llib. '
Nl> ' 2 ' " NoVi d °' Uec - ,7 K»7#I do.Jan,
tîats, 'Sfn.s, ewh, 43<<i do. N
Syo,
Stnto.
Harley, dull; two-rowed State, 88c.
Uurk nominal; raere, 921.60a21 75.
Lar.l, 912.56: bid, cash, 9ll.17Hall.22W.
Butter, steady; creamery fancy. 37*38' do
cho.ce, 3Ö; Western croameVy, 28ai). ' a0,
wÄÄi,k"" * u,i I ' M "' ylv "' 1 " 1
Ungar,«!«)!: centrifugal, 7?£a®V 4 .
'etnber, 42? 4 a
quiet, 6.'.a71% for Western; 72a74j^ for
4;,
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whole Hlate.
"RCDDFR ORANGE ABROAD," bv Frank
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Orange" stories, the «« cue being now in f.ur«»i>e.
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Cable author of "Ola i ivolc «•te. ; n
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paper fn the world whl. lt enntalns so 1 ,eh new t
matter every week a* th«- NVkv ki v 11
wlilch 1» »ent, postage free, for Otic Dollar 1 ^
can subset l he at any! time. 1Jo ' lar * ' t,u
The New York Herald In a weekly form !
One Dollar a Year. Adel ruts i 1
nut everything r.*
having I- I'urend y
|4'<1 to ali tlu- late 4 1
ting
dial
led.
! I
1
Bron
NEW YORK
HERALD, I
Broadway and Ann St., New York.
JJEFFNKR'8
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon j
—Basement of—
2% MARKET STREET.
Menls served from 7 a,
'
. to 12 night.
S«p2*-3m-14
cLornisu.
BEST
FITTING
GARMENT'S.
\
It is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing is sold by the
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth und Market streets,
and this full we have tried to
perfect every garment, and to
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to tit, while
our former patrons rau ältest
to the quality . Just step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are bettor lifting
than most of the custom work
that is nlade at a very low
price. Wc make this statement,
although we make to order suit s
as low as Eighteen Dollars, but
more ol our custom work is
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit ; because we are having the
finest work in our city, and our
customers are the best dressed
people on the street. Just stop
long enough to look at mu
suits and overcoats, and wc have
no doubt you will say as others
lane : "It is a pleasure to know
wc can find such fine goods at
such low prices in our city."
Look at our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS and
DOLL A It OVERCOAT; these
are special bargains.
FIFTEEN
our
Jm AY. Dikfendobf & Co.
Fourth anti Market Sts.
—Mistaken Idea—
♦
to suppose that as wc arc
continually telling you
that our prices are low
that wc keep only low
priced or cheap goods.
Since tins matter of low
prices lias been one of
our greatest levers to suc
cess we would he foolish
to ignore such an impor
tant item in the npid ex
tension of our trade. If
you are interested in the
prices of Clothing or
in other words want a new
suit or overcoat the best
way that wc
can prove to
you our intention is to
show yon the goods and
tell you tor what they can
be bought. Pay us a visit
and we will ho only too
happy to prove all that we
Imvc said and even more.
•T. T. MULLIN & SON
CLOTHIERS,
Sixth and Market.
OCt21-U*-tf-8t
( ' Kola iE STECK .A CO.'S
PAT K N T T< >N l . H U bT A1N KB
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
•Iii«l received,
ID
it of these ccle
i»s. Wc take plea
•k to nil lutcrcstcd.
pvorti
«I Hll.l
•D aled p|:
in sh'oviiig our »
ALBKLIT
K HELL.
soli: agent.
S. \\ . Cor. 4th & Elm Sts.,
CINCINNATI, 1 ».
EEDLE
GAS LAMP
-UF
50 Candle-Power
ESSKM." "fig'fwft r ,;;:
lve Vl<w" of annual coat* of # 2S(i
lighting, by« •'Needle (ins" Lan
gas i.-is fcli». 1 Klectrte Lam
»ee prospe. In« «il (iliANi) AI,»«A LI
treated will.. Chandelier
oi 400 C. i . to order. Table Lamps of C. P.f'i.
r. in
•rl«
8 if
2(1.288
1
!
W. B. ROBINS,
I
Patentee and Manufacturer,
1G2 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
I I VnCU 1 AT ni 1 i
|LIM)LjJA]S i IATsOS
TOvH-504
A 7-octave Sfelmvay Square.
A 7-octuve Chafe «Square.
IJalnes Upright, and r fine 7\ : , oet. at
îîlîO, at
UNDEMAN BROS.,
J 71 It 173 W. Fourth St.
CINCINNATI, O.
FOURTH ElUTd
AHOrT TIIK JEAM
lh. Collins Win
I Acute
"Show
'»nnt Molvillo
THE CHILLED MEAT MAI
THK JLANNKifj;
S""°" Th "* »'el,in, w
lie.o II, I, „
WAMISf.TOK. No» 1, i. . "
th«t tliejea|„ u<toi |„' la ,'~ I, :- Cnl « 1
Uie J. linnet!, v.tiv ,.n l, J . , ' 1 " 1
imflt for a vojrap. oft| ut s0 {, !j 0j '
D >" ! Collin; to°,V 1
•ay* lit-irropom . lo ,|,m, \|,i,; „
tiuo.colors u. anything but tbc I, r |;
An a
the
beeu pronounced.
It is understood now tha* \t
ï"' 1,er husband 1 . E, tmo
Coli n, ha, been Informed that no, i
wouM be made to bis -.endii,.,
or blm«, |r appealing |„ u,», ', pa(U
Ibe Houte ai propriallou Ci.nimi
meet ou tbc SWtb ln.Ui.It to Wi,, .
Rear AdrulrajB to hul.nl, Jl ' '
^..caster lu her Sent
ni.i n,, 0retoe, and was Inturincd
was the IIrat Aiuerleau
Tlaib-d the tow u lor 25 year.
The (lartltld Hour,I 0 f AudU
pleted the examination ofnbv»l, in
and wdl now pru eed with otlior.
See rotary Loiter ha, »nthnrli.
" VI »K bonds ui, deiMAll
l- lilted btut.'H Treasurer
public deposits to replaee tl..,,, ,
per cent. iK.iidt ut their market i
tiirlr fir« value.
mtin-uf-.v
LYNCH COURT.
Two lUili
H<
a«l Men \y« rH
for Robbing n (.oinpsnlo
Yankton, Dakota, X« v . is-r
day evening William Fox,
railroad, who lmd iu his posses
waylaid by John WuUon
Austin, fellow lab
money or his life.
lie refused to give up hU tre
assailants tired upon hitu, w
severely. The robbers thenritl-Jh
and fled.
Fox crawled into camp and U«1
to the railroad hands stationed tha
ut once went in pursuit of the r«»bS
they soon overtook.
The prisoners were taken into t
an impromptu court formed. D-fj
they were arraigned. The jury J
railroad men, ami after hearing tj
they condemned Watson to be Li
decided to turn Austin over to U 1
ties. Watson was hanged to u
telegraph [»ole in the pre'-oncc ofl
tors.
a lull«,re
*rs, who dim
a«u
OU!)
F RFA II It LL F,
How the hlilpping of "mil
A fleeted the i'annei ) I
.
Chicago, Nov. 18.—Âm*c th
of fresh b« ef in refrigerator ca
few
trade in i-auu-i
ul.nost entirely ceased. Die Wl
ing Company, who first organize
■«s, und w hich lias heretofore
the biggest concern in the wa
line, has decided to abandon t|
entirely, and will hereafter i-blpl
Fast and West ou an extcm-ivei
Fighting Hier u County
Madihon, Dikota.Nov. 1H.J
county «eat war has been raj-ina
burg Junction for a week {*i
night« since nn arined fore«* ad
utulortook by force to remove all
to Howard, which place they dj
received a majority of the vflj
county «cat. The County < <>j
arined a large force with Wind
ami have continued to hold the j
injunction ha* been i«-u«d a, r al
inoval of tho county seat.
FOREIGN N«T»>J
Komi:, Nov. IS.—The Italian
at. Pari« haalwcn inHlructcl to ui
settlement of the Tunis qu« stio
r. 18.-The Audi
Naples, N
here « otnmittctl suichle yeétrnla
lng hitiiHclf through the brain
v«ilver.
London, Nov. W.-A man In
rejtc.I at Dublin for carrying
dynamite which it is
to be used in committing >
Rosa.
PF»«I
Ofl B
l'••M idfile,
os ar
mens'
Jvld m
••flow«
W'ort. It is th
It knows
■ally uproot* 1
the kidneys, liver ami t' lwcls. J
il«*«, utiolishes contUl'aiion f nd \
".a m» gently and pouthinuly »■
kinship if» nature in nil
preparod in both liquid iinddrj n
I ici
of
:s, but
f
VICTORY : VICTORY !
GUT OUT Wr
\
obrt.'»''» 1 * 1 '
NEW SHOE ST0R1
;r of TENTH and BFNl
• every
Hiving overo
tin the c«»r
Repairing
ntly done.
„v. mögt;
AND BBOTHER,
^DAMB
Tfiji 504 Market
—CHEAP
Cash Variety
TOYS, DOLLS &
ÜBV u «'È«r.
l
BOOTS. SHOES & R
"«S»,
f.argest and vhespeBU 0 ^ 3 ,!
i\îï^VV«î"^yw£5i'^!rï>»'
IjABY CARRIAGES ln U
—BOLE A«*"« WOr '
HARPER'S bazarda,
It will Iiey ycu to»ll «to
,,f enod.Ai.d prie« n.iore n
TABLE, STAIR asd FLOOItu
8-18-3 *-4VdAW
j
j J)klaw
carpet■HO
no. KARR"
h.veJurttoMto'^ 1 *' 1
-or r ihr - *
! TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, ^
INGRAINS A •
!|o^epeti
are
We
Utre* «Mortui**
OIL ewro^.
dsaUsflry®2
bargalD*."
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g:
henry
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