The daily gazette. [volume], December 06, 1882, Image 3

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„ f uw* riiiudolpni» «'»»•
f'H'* , î*iin J 'r- ooiMfW.
I» 61 '"" ' the «xiirc«iin»n ; Henry
"DÙteh," >«th «rbJU-. tml
ft*''- ;'l v. rravc .limier rt Os jlfi M
bfcrt U „mi liis brother, I-erl Chew,
HDrb' r > * ' I |, v reportera of the Phile
P' 1 ' 1 !! , were before Miigtotret*
/ f r hat City at 4 o'clock yeaterdmy
1««» . 1 ' i,,. diarge of con.ptrMy to (teal
*» .!, Iirora the cemetery for
* ,Kt1 '(iL i'ctlou at dclfereou College,
up-«-' ' ,,„,i „eoplc blockaded Seventh
bdore the hearing I**»»;
■ri , Hi.- prisoner« on tlieli »rriv»l
hut «heu 4 o'clock came
tt Jl ' M ., rè Pinkerton Detectlre Ilen
tliers ru»b«l the prieone«
' crowded hallway to a back
"* , 11 ,ail them Inside before the mob
p'l'r? °aiid yella. The
ff r,.ink'll, the colored element
' r„l»l Several of the offleer. of
n ' "L.tery were preeent. Counacl
*""" ,„(•,.11011 said there waa another
ÏÎL 1 Andrew Mullen, who 1» known
•*}" k ■■ M. l.aughlln who had not ar
\ Mecargee testified that two key b
V, Sumee fitted door» In the room
.rcprepared fordl«aectlon at
V („ll,| ? e. McNamee denied
vethem to him or what he
' hut dually »aid he had waited
Mia. tl„' cemetery while the other»
**?., 1 ..dies and he kuew where
w:l , ltobert Chew, when ar
LTtbs cemetery about 4.30 o'clock
ZL ,„»11,1111.', began crying and «Id
C5 . 1 I every body taken from
"„'„.ry »ml that the money was
Lu '„ him hv hl» brother. He did not
*1.;, many gravea had been robbed
l-ulert dill the digging and
|,. v j lie had been In the ceme
. , , ir« and the l.ody-anatching
a L i, e.'.ing oil for nine yeara. HU
Solomon Butcher, now In
, tiret, then a man named
" 'j it,, n Mi Nameo. Sometime« If
and the driver »aid they
,, rt ti.ee,,111ns were opened In the
K„ vLull, the corpse» "»Hatched" and
pul burying the empty coffin, wa*
ikriu !, uevl day. The records of the
L („und at the cemetery yeaterday
d that In two months .55
e,l In one grave marked D
Ion lint ili.is'rain. This created a «eoaa
■ among II* audience.
ipi mi llcndemon testified
u"Va,.k. aiicn captured, »aid that If
uj I,., I, on tlie wagon at the time he
i,„,. used hla plutôt* Thomas
jS B „'.n,l. ■ : N-. 1027 llod
THE
Ing
88
It vented it»
n * !1
for
In
and
two
r ,«i
to haul
ing
will
ing
or
and
last
and
UP
ft!
\v
man street,
•eognixed one of the
• that of James Kcn
1 Juried from the rear of No.
I lift «ui Thursday last. There
il,,.- in the «»metery, he explained,
„'na.. t!i.- Homestead, where any untjer
la of those who arc not
Robinson, colored, of
jy Kat<r street, Mild another body was
.• I Mm, Charles, who was buried
, u.vk from No. 1820 Kates
M. burton, undertaker at No.
I,. .I had identified another
forgeusen, who shot him
jf. Th> iMily was useless for dissection,
J I; ri h.ul .ii- autopsy already upon it.
LA ? " : v.fljc grave digger, explained
from sleep ou Monday
sinall-pox body,
he had
11
In
The
D.
f watf"
t. Mi
ft kill bu\. h
:cr,. Willi*
I'M';
at. Ir
I i'i tu
.fr.
I
iving Hi y h»4
to lower the key». That's
liL, > . ■
!..
llrij!.
ere (loclarcd cnramittoil
mu each lor u further hear
v, at the Twentieth dlatrlct
As »non as the crowd out
i. irate'» office learned that
..I un ovcrwhclmlut rush
. ntry and lor a ßateway,
MIM»-- t" Iviich the prisoner». Her
t .r. l o n of the most »talwart
!.. he Milt for. The crowd
rush and men and women
■ captive», who shrank and
limited rate. The policemen
and almost on a trot went
it Mr,a-t to the Outrai Station,
charily burden is known to
Kennedy, Jorgensen, or
. called, and Robinson,
,f 808 Lombard street;
fc.Chu Hu . cold, formerly resldinK In
and an emaciated cor;»e of
lily white, and yet unrecoe
fcl, umkiii. : ur na n uud two women in
1.1
\ Dll- I«
C
«küi-'.k
Kit.
iw;
ir el
WDlht-t
Tie
utc been, I
it
!..
For
Into
i;.:
A
TU«
t
LA IK i là I-III MS.
eyo,
1
for
ufncturlng I'lsUsbllali
» Ibirn«'«! Yi-hterday ln 1 Ittlailcl
I«u 1 \
iv. AI
«io.k ypFtprday afternoon,
R an win; .._,« .m the fourth floor of the
hr?»- mill ;it i!, Northwest corner of Coral
■AW; • , I'hiladolphla, wu about
IgfeUngt..- ; a- «ui tiiat floor, lire waa by
!• < :i;inunicated to the »Un'k, und
kui ::,«• entire room waa in a blaze.
Asù
Aku: !
I
tt
of
' Oven, und the band» em
ii • ! lidding, sala to number about
Tho fire an
r
it)), c
u|)* l without injury.
i threateninp proportions and
irr« at amount of valuable
. i Hi«' vicinity, a second and a
flöni alarm u. r<- nut out. which brought
number of engines to the
•«G um . Humes were not quenched
fillin' hiiiitlii;^ was a mass of ruins.
Iiiuli was owned by William
ic «»ries high, having a front
«IÜ l ot on ( oral street, und 242 feet
îttlur »:;•(« i. it was oecupiedbyVkefol
luring lirins : Joseph Greer
teu !. 'I tl.v luyUn k»r?Ct front for inanu
n.tion and Wdpllen goods. His
« i* «Ytiiiiat. d at $ 20,000 j sjiid to he
!• 1.7 nun. Jaggard & Joppi.y.-..
bli ■ (H cupied the fourth and flflfa
Jf 1 "I tin* ( «nul street front, place their
f insured for $20,000. Henry
^1. \:nii spinner, who occupied
over the basement,
it $10,000; lusurauee not
■ ' -I Urns., yarn spinners, who
1 Oi. tliinl story front on Coral
- abnut $9,000 ; insurance un
^•*6 koi.fi t lieatty, yarn spinney, occu
Wtlc ''a^ umii on Coral street. His loss
•Bl !iv u|>ards ot $10,(MX) ; partially in
•N. T|„. b.'uidiuR, it Js said, cost$40,000,
was iullv in M tn*d. One or two firemen,
■••nporttU, were hijured slightly by fall
ht
« additional
;
Airo.t.
1.
« iirst "
to ab«.
i\ »
.ttll!.
kr>L I
k
*toat Iwir-paht 5 o'clock, Juat «8 tlie
in U. Immun & Rublaud»« Iron
at Twcnty-Bccond ?ind Mmljr
■'•re linlKhlng their wofH lor the
»• t-i.ike out in the staippiBfl: room
great rapidity throughout
®.ili
Jflci'uil with great rauimty mrou*""
wi» r L"'l,„il,lt„g and before It »»" c , x '
■»"Idail ha,
toiuiijg i h ...
.. .
1 destroyed one part ot
Hiree alarms were rung. The
iu the shape of un L, an
ii Master, a 50 feet front on
und a 150 feet front on
ffl? 1 MUl ! > ,l 'e last named being a nar
^uoruiighfure about 100 feet north of
1 he Twenty-second street side of
which was partly one and
burnt al
lround uTu! the stock and
■ere badly dainuged, if not
yc«l. The Master and Stewart
ullcred little damage by Are,
1 he
f
lias fl
1,
Hooter. ' ■
bulMiutr,
ÏJ 1 "" ttorles in height, was
. tile irrnntiA nml the
>iyK
*5 ^ »i'lp __ mwv
% t.Wd injury bolnR from water.
^re fcli ''Rturc was of brick, the Stewart
W( .f l(j 't having been newly ereclad
the felji»., '"g room were ft number of
jMttrnsj,,,,!.. 'a«Uty of straw, etc., used
rPfc'klntF », NJicved that one of the
r 1 ' ai!1 K miiKt have Wlep and set tiro to
The vafunble
I'll
*N.
Jto lo hß «
Mc*wh. Kebr
'ihi'i ih/to be about s"*C'Z
Wtu, i " "» insurance of SIO*" 0 ,',^
Hn v i. ,l r '"'-Iowa : Royal Insurance v ,
Hi: C i Jeffereon, 13,000; Plilliuii- *
1
Thick Heads.
ü'fkhiniai.hs, bilious conditions, "Wells'
, p|'|)ii' Fiiig*! auti-billuua cathartic. 10
Bronchial and Lung DImm«»
swiiiif two »tamps fur large treatise
ihsi't, Beatnieut. Ad«iress Would»
H, y ' ARV Medical Association, Buffalo,
wfts
Tin UlM
tfalji:.
MORNING BUM HI lav
Six Inches of snow fell yeaterday In Oue
bec. It waa raining at Cincinnati, St. Lool«
and Omaha. The tec hi the Hudson river,
Ironi Hudson to Albany, Is three lnchos
thick.
The Board of Aldermen of New York
city, at their meeting yesterday afternoon,
passed resolutions, by a vote of 14 u> 5, do
nounci ng the new penal code, anil deinanil
Ing Its repeal.
Of 400 patents and designs Issued this
week 371 were to citizens of the United
sûtes and SO to foreigners. New York se
cured 84, Pennsylvania 41, Massachusetts
88 amt Calllornla SI.
The Board ofTrade of Providence, R. I.,
refused yeaterday to reconsider Its vote re
jecting William Sprague as a candidate for
membership. The vote stood : For recon
sideration, 79 ; agalnBt, 85.
The breach of promise suit of Miss Suaan
McFarland
against Walter 8. Vosburg, in
New York, ''to recover $25,000 damages
for blighted affections," resulted yesterday
In a verdict for plaintiff for |750.
Henry Rich, a wealthy merchant of New
York, disappeared on Monday night. Alter
visiting un invalid friend he was last seen
walking In the direction of his home. It is
feared he fell Into the hands of robbers.
J. C. Goodwater, of Little Sauk. Min
nesota, was shot dead on Monday by his
wife. Ho was In the habit of abusing her,
and attacked her with a knife when the shot
him. 8he is only 17 years of age, and has
two children.
IS
The managers of the North Chicago Roll
ing Mill, which recently shut down, say it
will probably never be reopened for the roll
ing of steel rails, hut be devoted to other
classes of Iron work. AH the steel rail
work will l>e done hereafter at the mills in
South Chicago.
The annual meeting of the etockholders
or contributors to Hwarthinorc College was
held yesterday. The report of the Board of
Managers Mated that the number of
student« had Increased. A balance of
$65,000 is still needed to pay for rebuilding
and refurnishing.
There were 376 deaths in Philadelphia
last week, 27 more than the previous week
and 21 more than during the same period
last year. The main caused were : Appo
ploxy, 15 ; consumption of lungs, 45; con
vulsions, 14 ; croup, 13 ; diphtheria, 42 ;
disease of the heart, 10 ; inflammation of
lungs, 27 ; marasmus, 12 ; old age, 10.
Don't Die In the Ilouae.
"Rough on Rat«." Clears out rat«,mice,
roaches, bed bugs, flics, ants, mole«, chip
munks, gopher». 15 cent«.
A Short Tttlo Well Told.
Mr. Qwyna Harris, Hoalth Officer and In
spect«* of Marino Products, living In South
Washington, «Ircw flû.uoo for one uullar «pont
In The l>«ulsiana State lottery yesterday
The lucky number was 36,198— Washington,
D. t\ Star, Oct. 11th. The next drawing will
occur December 19th Full particulars
had«»fM. A. Dauphiu, New Orleans.
M
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Core
For all those Polnftil C'onplalntsand Weaknesses
bent female population.
A Mcllclnti for Homnii. InmiUd by a Wonaa.
Prepared hj a Woman.
TU« (Irmlnt Xxinu 8lu. tu. Da« .f Blrt.rj.
nrit revives the drooping spirits, Invigorates and
haeoiunixc^ the organic functions, gives elasticity and
firtnn&w to tho step, restores the natural lustre to the
the pole cheek of woman tho fresh
eyo, and plants
roves of Ufo's spring and early summer time.
1 0-Phrsiclant Use It and Prescribe It Freely.-«*
It removes faintness, flatulency, dcotroys all craving
for stimulant, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
•dng pain, weight
That feeling of bearing Uowi),
d backache, is always permanently cured by Us
or Kldacy C'omplulats af either *cx
till. Compound I. un.orpmmcd.
i.yniA k . pinkiiam '8 Bi.oon rrniFiEH
»III umdlcuto every vr-llirn
Blood, mid irlve lonu »nd »trenathto tu,
I un a vi onion <jr child. Inclut on uuvlug It#
ButU tho Onmpouud »nd Blo^J Purlflor
tt SM uu,l ÏU Wertem Avonno, Lynn, Mods. Price of
«Ither, $L SU bottle» for »5. Brut by raull In the form
of pill», or oflotougco,
for either. Mr». Plnkhnm freely mtsworarilkttoMOf
inquiry. Enclooo 3ct. ato mp. Send for puinphlct.
No fttmlly »honld h. without LYDIA E. PINKTÏAM'3
UVEb"' T.I.S. They eure ooiutipollon. l,iUou.n,-».
QJld torpidity of tho Üvor. 85 cent» per box.
Mr Sold by nil l»TUB«l»t».- »*
For the
prepared
receipt of price, f 1 per box
0)
0,
IA
$50,000 for $2.
ST GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
HOLIDAY DRAWING OF THE
51
Commonwealth
Distribution Co,
In the city of LOUISVILLE,
Saturday, December 30th '82.
On the last day of each month (Sun«iuys
' i *60 OUO capital prize for this monMi
''Yiv 11 Heimat'ed »«Ijudlcatlou by Federal au«J
0,,l> t vau rta lia v v place«! tills company beyond
it rivers? of* the law. To this Company
n * sole honor ofhavlng Inaugurated the
ty which their drawings are prove«
<i fair beyoud question.
State
tlie cant
ht biug* the
only plan *
honest
N IB.-The Company has
ewit™ »■>* «»"« r " n ''- ^
orprUe» 1«» tho
x '
on hami a large
carefully the list
on
on
of
of
and
al
and
Are,
he
fl
DECEMBER DRAWING.
,i ...«i
1 .. s ,(«0
I priro... . 1o,uoo
loo " >" . ; . io,o?o
. . j2,ooo
aoo •• Approximation.'.". 2.700
200 " " . '
100 "
of
used
the
to
1,000
9
I'll
'900
. .$132,400
WMIDLE T 1 CkËt», «2. H ALF TICAKTg, «1.
« HOLETWREl^ MTlcketJi (100 .
Ih'Udt Money ««•»" * fcgg&jXt« or
Kiassf orgffWW"? "ÄS
Ä to r" M. «f ÀRDMAV. euu^oarii.l
Building. Louls ^m*» * y.
7EANKI.IN
Kebr
F
,',^
,
*
1 TYPE foundry,
Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Oliio.
10
168
ALLISON & SMITH.
VÜ-S8H
t
I
C\
*\
[0* 9
f.
\
/
0- e
O 0
fi g A
0 s
a b
for
day
C
days
4.90
Q
The Storm Coat.
olty
as
ROOMY, WARM, WITH LA FOE PROTEC
TION COLLAR, WOOLEN PO ÏETS AND
MADE TO BUTTON CLOSE AROUND NECK,
NOW IN SEASON. STORMS ABE BURE TO
COME, AND LUCKY THE INDIVIDUAL
WHO IS FULLY PREPARED TO MEET
THEM WITH GOOD, STOUT CLOTHING.
A. C. YATES A CO.,
Z.
Som«*
LEDGER BUILDING,
CUT
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
Mptlitl an-84
sion,
Age,
and
box
a
„-re
for
the
QUR ASSORTMENT
-OF
OVERCOATS
S.
L.
i
y
D
V
\
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
or
John II. Moore's
228 MARKET ST.
-THE
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines of all kinds of
Goods for Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
rlHjanl-126
RHEUMATISM AND COUT CURED.
When we can enabtish by a chain of e, ulence,
which every Inciuiry but makcH Btrongsr «hat
havo tho ciln rial, ir radical remedy for Rheumatk
ithordcr». and wo put ttiat evtdoo 'o witbin tlio reach
eultorer i mUiaut numry and without price, we
. no one but tho fool will turn to It n dm)
cioao Ilia oyea to tho glad tiding, wo bring to
hla blighted lire. In justice tous, lo yon, to jour
dependent famille», and to tho comm mmalion of y oui
nro'l ambition boforo you w-ro atrlck.n down by
(liaoa"C, wo ask yon lo go wlttfus ror a to *'
the home» ot Borne who nave drank of the « atm
c noil are now full or tire joy of hto.th, remly to
tho world their glad oxpeijcnoc. \t o w .11 give
you no falio »talemont, and make no »sacrlior which
reinot, by proper Inquiry (by letter or I «ugh
fricndBl be probed to the hoilom at J found to bo full
»f truth,
D». Carmmrrar. au B.ltl«> St., Br«M»kl/n - Acuto
0h ~ B Ä"" M6 oSrt <KÜre*b'H-ifta
8 ^onr.4—h»J cipcndc4 orer 81000 In <>«»»•
uf every
claim that
to
Of lift
toll to
"mired
ll ■
■
m/novId, 461 Third Avenue, Br«»lilyo-Chroule Bhcumt
S&Ä-SSÄ& tt. car
''IK.'rukin.u», »H'» »i-. nr -Dn-»? !.' 'O' 1
'Ä »Ä'C'KÄ,...»
.... «years; fiofers unjoliuJ by It.
""S*,.pi«.d 7 i«w-i •»■,*•* ï< "'- "
sr™. .«
. 71 Oreeawkk Av.,Nsw York
and Kidney Disease. »*»■«* nuy—Chronic
3od*e Crossman, 11 Oakland Av., Jsrsey P j
Rheum*tiua several years.
«torign-jiyiMnsssAssSSê
ÄitorXKtd •'""ÏV'hûl IM 4«
ri«^f»"r p»riloulOT"df»« »"
li Bas
■taus*™*!
esp4. »st
BbeomatUu
daxcixo.
pROF. A. 8. WEBSTER'S
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC TKMPLE,
517
(Fourth Floor,)
iiv
ted
1«
Wilmington, Del.
HTNow open for the reception of puplla
for the Second Quarter.
W
GENTLEMEN'S CLA88—Monday and Thurs
day evenings, from 8 te 10 o'clock.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLABS-Thurs
Saturdays from 2.80 to
days from 6 te 6 p.
4.90 p. in.
The latest dances to be taught during second
Q uarter are La Ruhm* waits, Kipple waltz, College
aucers and Universal Quadrille.
CHOICE OF DAYS.
tax
may
NO.
Schools, seminaries or private
olty or out of town should confer '
as practicable for choice of days.
: classes In the
with me as soon
For terms, circular, etc* apply at
H. F. ROBBLEN'S,
No. 710 Market street,
or by mall to
A. B. WEBSTER,
Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Masonic
aug8i-tf-60
d RViwiftrH.
JJLEGANT
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Useful and Ornamental at
Z. JAMES BELT,
PHARMACY, SIXTH A MARKET STS.
Beautiful CELLULOID SETS of
deslgus In
pluHii, leather and satin.
Efegaut ODOR OASES for handkerchief extract«,
Som«* ven
GATOR
pretty Christmas
CUT GLASS and ENGRAVED BOTTLES In
great abiindanc«*.
FARINA COLOGNE and HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS in beautifully labe -led bottles.
NAIL SETS, TOILET MIRRORS, PUFF BOXES
ami numerous useful articles fur pleasing
presents.
'eitles lu ALL1
JJBALTli IS WEALTH.
DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN
TRKATMENT, a »peelflc for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres
sion, Losb of Memorv. Snernuitorrh»*, liupo
tency, Involuntary Remission, Premature Old
Age, caused by over-exertion, sell-abuse, or
over-indulgence, which leads to misery,decay
and death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains owe north's treatment. One dollar
a box, or nix bovea lor |5; sent by mall prepaid
receipt of prtco. We guarantee six boxes to
„-re any caae. With each or«ler received by us
for six boxes, accompanied with f.% we will send
the purchaser a written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does not eilest a cure.
Guarantee issue«! omy uy w. It. DA WORTH,
Druggist, corner Second and Market streets, Wil
mington. Delaware, ole agent.
3.
UNDER TA H EMU.
JOHNSON & BARNHILL,
Furnishing Undertakers,
S. W. COR. TENTH & MARKET, STS.,
WILMINGTON, DBL.
KK8IDKNC1C8 :
L. HARRY JOHNSON,
617 Jefferson st.
scp29-mwf-ly-14
G. T. BARNHILL,
23«! and Tatnal sts.
A PRESENT !
Handsome Card
With Each Can.
i
-OFTEN
A Good Watch !
A)wd^.
Ask Your Grocer
For It !
•lec5-dftw-l-20
supervise
"We do hereby certify that
arrangements for all the Monthly and Sciul
Anpual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
din pe
manage and control the
Compati y,
Drawings themselves, and that the same
ducted with honesty, fairness, and In goo«l fa'th
toward all parties,
pan y to
In
autlioalze the c
this cortiticate, with fac-siniles
signatures attached, in Its advertisements. "
and
the
and
of
Commlsbioners.
NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION 1
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
U
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated In 1W»8 for 25 y«irs by the Legisla
ture for Educattonal ami Charitable purposes—
Ital of $1,000,000—to which a reserve
,^^,.,090 1ms since been added,
overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
made a part of the present State Constitution
«lopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
TS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
INGS will take place monthly. It never Beales
or postpones. Look at the following dlstrl
with a
fund of
or
to
In
U.
Uy
butl
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
During which will take place the 151st GRAND
MONTIILY and the EXTRAORDINARY SEMI
ANNUAL DRAWING AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 19tli, 1882. . Under the
«I management of U EN -
BEAUREGARD of La., and
personal supei
kral g. t.
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY of Va.
Capital Prize, $100,000.
WNOtIcB. —TICKETS ARE TEN DOLLARS
ONLY. HALVES, $5. FIFTHS, $2
TENTHS, $1.
list of puizkh:
1 Capital Prize of $100,000...
1 (i rand Prize of 60,000...
1 Grand Prize of 20,000...
2 Large Prizes of 10,000...
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New Orleans, La.
Or. M. • a fjgZS&A, Washington, D. O.
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TYTHO aro Buffering from Nervous Debility,
W LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NXBVK FORCE AND
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M UaTUBK resulting from Abuses and
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BEFORE-AND-AFTER
LIOVOH DEALERS.
JOHN
AND BOLE AGENT OF
ft CO.'» I'HILA
P. DONAHOE,
—BOTTLER OF—
WILLIAM MABBEY
DELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
— AX80—
e Celebrated Hartholomajr Reel.ester Beer.
Jhe brewing» are unequalled for (surit! 7 and
flavor; constantly on hand In kegs or
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the different
la all
osa.
517 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
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AO^Pollteand accommodating drivers. Orders
iiv mall promptly attended to. He Is also connec
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W E HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. S.
li'VDED WAREHOUSES pure rve
the following celebrated dfs
A. OverhoU ft Co., Janunry 1879 and June 1880.
A. Ouckenhelmer ft Bro., May 1870.
John Glboou, Bon ft Co., May 1879 and June 1680.
Hannls Dimming Co., August 1879.
Bherwooil, November 1(T7V and »June 1860.
Ne versink (Reading, Pa.,) February, 1680.
. Vernon, May, 1880.
whiskies IV«
Alt
The above g.xsds will be sold either In bond or
the lowest market rates. Samples
tax paid at
may be seen at this store.
NO. 103 MARKET STREET.
myS-20
FRANCIS KELLY ft OO.
£JOSMOPOL N HOUSE.
200 WEST SECOND ST.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
CHOICE LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
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By the gallon or bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
1
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qu *"ilU
Absolutelypure rye.
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A
A reliable stimulant
3. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE 8TS.
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15c. per pound.
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Loose Muscatel Raisins -
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dec4-lm-mwf
JOHN MEALEY,
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware ior
WERNER & CO.'S
Champagne Wine,
PRICE LIST.
$7.00
$ 8.00
Per Ca»e 12 Qt».
24 Pts.
do
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
. 5 per cent.
- 10 per cent.
15 per cent.
5 Case»
10 Cases
25 Cases
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. DASS ALE. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
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