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THE GAZETTE,
Wilmington, DCU
WILMINGTON, MONDAY, DEC. 11.
On Its Good Behavior*
It ta evident that the Republican majority
of the present Congress, admonished by the
severe castigation administered by the
people, ia on its good behavior, aud dis
i>o«ed to deal only in respectable aud honest
législation during the remainder of the ses
sion
In this laudable resolve, wc hope the Re
publican members will receive the hearty aid
and co-operation of the Democratic minority.
To oppose good legislation simply because
it originates from Republican sources would
be almost inconceivable folly, and as the
Democrats in Congress, as against the Re
publicans, arc powerless to effect legislation
of any kind, the best thing they can dois to
freely support every just and righteous
measure offered from the Republican side.
It need not be feared that any amount of
beneficial legislation will reinstate the Re
publican party in the confidence- of the
people. The rebuke so tiguallv atlminis
tered on the seventh of November wae in
tended
<t only for the Stalwart adminis
tration, the Mahone-ruled Senate and thedis
graced House of Representatives, but for the
whole Republican party, ns managed and
controlled during the last campaign,
fcuddeu spasm of virtue at this hour will not
A
calm the outraged feelings of the public,
ami whatever amouut of good legislat ion is
accornpliahed this session will only bo re
ger led, as far as the Republican party is
concerned, as penance for the outrögeous
«ins committed in the past.
Ve believe the people will follow up the
good work of last month by placing the
Democratic party in full j>osse8sion of the
Government at the next national contest,
and the strongest
eau be given to this
tlon will be
encouragement that
evident luten
for the Democrat«
in Congress to consistently aid the majority
in whatever legislation 1« likely to prove
beneficial to the public, and resolutely op
pose ttllsuch schemes of jobbery and plunder
a* dibgraced the last session. This 1« an
euny thiug to do, and it will pay well in the
Eon TUP. first time iu the history of Del
aware jurisprudence the integrity and fair
ness of our Judges is» called into question,
and by base inuendo they are charged with
being incapable, by reason of political preju
dices, o! impartially hearing a capital case.
The charge coines Irom Republican
sources, and 1« rendered even more
outrageous by the fact that while it i«
eviiK .i atD nipt to manufacture capital for
a 1C
tbiiean charged with u capital offence,
only one of the four judges beforç whom he
will be tried U a Democrat in political «enti
Surelya tribunal «0 composed should
>e bullicient to satisfy the most exacting
, and if political considerations were
*d for an instant to actuate our Judi
very party advantage that
°uld be asked for. But an incorruptible,
in prejudiced bench has long been the pride
people, and never before did the
unt.
»PPO
here is
or
*R - ay tongue of scandal attempt to «oil the
iudicUi ermine of Delaware and drag it i .to
the mire of polities. Fortunately the charge
disreputable and
•fcfcing ho little regard for decency
irood breeding, that it will «imply h.iye the
t.ib ct of increasing the high public respect
in which the judiciary of our State haveever
been held.
»inte from
fcource
Wk bei.ikvk TunitE u little doubt iu the
iud of the neceMity for a
werage for thi« city, and
we are glad that the constant agitation
«I the »ubjeet, in which the Gazette hat been
fore
public
cora
pie le system of
*bî, ha« resulted in a practical
lit of the City Council to obtain
; reliable estimate of the coat i
Hm proposed Improve
mate will form
;e on
the
id extent of
Such an esti
ent.
casonable i>asi« ol
jet lure, and tiie figures submitted will
doubt less have much to
d<
in influencing
Judgment in favor of or against the
o doubt the fig
b, large, but on this point wc venture to
' out the su
voik.
, will
eetion to those opposed
dical Increase of the city debt
character
ti
my
ibal
work
doubtless
of
thi
could
be
Introduced
by
degrees, occupying
ivcrul years in it«
that the total expenditure ol
my one year would not exceed reasonable
bounds. II
entirety, s
rover, a few more weeks will
d< termine the question of cost,
tl.e subject will be open for discussion upo
its entire merits.
d then
'I UK Cot NOILS or Philadelphia, In wlill
lion to other items of m
are considering a plan for rcvlsingthc entire
system of naming streets that has prevailed
The great trouble al present
is not only a duplication of various
but
icipal legislation,
in 1 1,at city.
names,
number
existence of
f «mall street«
which,
while nearly continuous, are diversely chris
tened.
The change will involve a great deal
of labor, and It will ul«o
encounter tiie
opposition of many people who do not wish
to have any change iu
streets upon which they
ness.
the name of the
reside or do busi
With Senator Pendleton, a Democrat,
un l Representative Kusson, a Republican,
urging Civil Service Reform measures ir. the
respective houses of Congress, the political
*■ honor« " oi this important subject could
i f called- decidedly "even" were it not for
the outrage»
principles have been violated by the ltepub
Ji'-an party, which ha« practically controlled
1 he legislation of the
inunner in which reform
country for over
twenty year?.
iur. *r BJE
r '" a large share of attention, in the
1'iiiud St ate« Senate
several spirited debates.
'1, on Friday afternoo
printed In the Gajuttr t« Jay.
of political
r.sr«ßrr.cnts is
d ha«
ady caused
The remarks of
Iasi, are
Mr. Buy
lr me advocate* of a division of our
street market will reflect upon the fate of
the Western market house, which was
started on Front street near Madlaon, several
years ago, they will doubtless consider ser
iously before they press their request upon
the members of City Council.
Tue amvOCncumiwt that a captain In
the regular army has been requested to
resign his commission for "conduct unhe
"comlng au officer and a gentleman," will
cause surprise when the unrebuked lusolence
and arrogance of so many army officers la
considered.
PULPIT POL1TICH.
A Colored Preacher Disturbs Hla Con
fregation'1 Feaee of Mtodi
Episcopal
rgetown Just now 1» badly torn up
over a difficulty between the pastor, Rev.
C. J. Long, who is well known in Wilming
ton, And the con g rogation. The matter has
been going on for some time—ever since the
last State campaign, in fact—and It has cul
minated in some very remarkable carry
ings on.
During the canvass the Rev. lx>ng held
his own views in State questions, and had
an opinion which be took occasion to ex
press about the leaders of the Republican
party. He was what might be called an in
dependent Republican, aud as there is no*
many of that class iu his parish be soon got
into disputes and difficulties. This went on
until a meeting was called, and the pastor
was denounced and called to an accouut.
Recently he published a circular delending
his course on political questions, in which
he took his own part rather ably and spoke
in plain, but honest terms. On more than
one occasion of late, when the Rev. Long
would mount the pulpit on Sunday morn
ings, his whole congregation would rise
from their seats aud exclaiming, "We don't
want any Democratic preaching here,"
would go out of the church, leaving him to
deliver his sermon to empty benches. This
he hat- always done since the congregation
has Ik en in the habit of going out, and he
intends to keep
will not he driven away from his charge.
HF.AI
< i u
The. African Methodist
In Gao
at it. He declares ho
•TATK MOLD.
First Sal« at lleabt 6t Co.'*
New
Exchange.
The first ol Ilezild & Co.'s regular sale of
»took*, bonds and real e»tate took place
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, tn their
real estate exchange, in the Smith building.
The attendance was large, and good prices
were realized as follows :
Two lots on the north side of Eighth
street, x'ftet of Harrison, each 25x140 leet,
to Nathaiiiel B. Culbert, at $30, $1,500.
Thirteen lot« on the west side of Heald
street and north side of Thirteenth street,
871* feet deep,
follows : feet to Win.
Forrest at $■!, $138; (>4 feet to Henry C.
Conrad, at $2.25 and $2, $13d; 148 feet to
do., at $1,80, $1.87»s and $2.15, $208.40.
House No. 1004 Delaware avenae, nine
rooms, to Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., for
$2,725.
1'otal amount of t-alp. $4,707.40.
The next sale will take place on Saturday.
December 30th.
The same afternoon Thomas R. I.ally,
administrator, d. b n., a. t.a., sold at pub
lic sale a two-story blick house, No. 200
East Fifth street, beloug ng to the estate ol
the late Marv M.*Duraud, t«> Win. Long for
*1,375.
The Next President*<»f the United States
Who I* to be the next President of_
country i« an interesting question, but not
to compared to tho lui portant queation of
who will own the lucky ticket drawing the
$50 000 prize in the Commonwealth Distri
bution Co.'s drawing which take« place in
Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, December
30, 1882. It may be you, reader, if you
send $2 at once for a ticket to R. M. Board
man, Lonisville, Ky.
OlUelal rig
Frazer's oifiv ial report for the
week ending December 9, la a* follow« ;
Total number of deaths, lß, classified a«
follows: Born in the United States, 14;
foreign, 2; white, 14; black, 2; adults, 8;
minors, 8; male, 9; female, 7; under
4: 1 to 2, 1; 2 to 5, 2; 10 to 15, 1;
1; 30 to 40, 2; 40 to 50, 2; 70 to 80,
2. By wards : Second, 4 ; Fourth, 2 ;
Fifth, 1 : Sixth, t ; Seventh, 2; Eighth,
l : Tenth, 2 . sent away for interment, 1.
Causes of deal 11 : Bronchial catarrh,con
vulsions. bronchitis, cystitis, debility, Jaun
dice, marasmus, paralysis, typhoid pneu
monia, each l ; consumption, 2 ; dropsy, 2 ;
typhoid fever, 3.
For the cor.-cspoudiug week last year there
were 23 deaths.
Total births reported, 49 : 25 white males
and 21 females : 1 black male and 2 fe
males. By wards : Fii t, 3 ; Second, 2 ;
Third, 3 ; Fourth 8 ; Fifth, 7 ; Sixth, 3 ;
Seventh, 9 ; Eighth. 4 : Ninth, 2 : Tenth, 7 ;
Eleventh, 1.
There were 7 white and 1 black marriage
reported. K. B. Fka/.rk, Registrar.
Reglst
iye
20 to 30
Sati
nitty Night l'olic« Cana.
On Haturday night police court opened
with two plain drunks at 50 cent« each.
Thomas McCYone was fined $1 and cost»
for being drunk und fulling from a wagon.
For playing with fire on Fourth btreet early
in the evening, William Cavendar, a boy,
was fined 50 cents. Frank Ilaiusworlh and
William Connell, drank and disorderly
Front btreet, 50 cent« each.
on
Happy N
Y«
Yeu, it will be
happy new ye
almost certain that one of the
tickets, our club has bought, (for only
vlbO) from H. M. Board man, Louisville,
Ivy., iu the Great Drawing of the Common
wealth Distribution Co. which take« place
Saturday, Dec. 31», will diu
piize. f"
tickets, $1.
to in
for I
that $50,000
Single ticket« eo«t only $2; half
A '
d «1 College Prizes.
On Wednesday afternoon, December 20i.li,
'clock, the Delaware College and Wil
l)ea
at 3
lia
;orn prize« will be awarded in
the Cullegft Oratory. It is expected that.
Governor-elect Stoekley will award the
prize«. J.
Alexander Fulton, Esq., of
Dover, will deliver a «hört address.
"Kougli on Corns."
Able for Wells'"Rough on Corns." 15
eenU. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, wart«, bunions.
The 41i
Coin
to Hui
Up the World.
•Sui 'i is tbo prediction of some noted sci
cutibt, but the managers of the Common
wealth Distribution Co., being practical
b usine sa men, plane no belief in sueb a pre
diction, and they, therefore, offer the public
the moot liberal lottery dibtribution ever
before oflered—l,9r,i) prize« amounting to
$132,400. Capital prize, the enormou« sum
of $50,000. Tickets only $ Î. Drawing takes
place in Louisville. Ky., Dee. 30. Send on
orders to R. M. Boardmau, Louisville,
yo
Ky.
(COFFEE ! COFFEE !
100 BAGS OK ELEGANT
LAGYAYRA, RIO,
MARACAIBO AND JAVA
COFFEES,
Juft received. Now Is the time to ley In
for tho Winter,
.
buy cheap go
—TEA STORE—
•No. 5,E. Second St., Wil„ Del.
VEW
BUCK W H EAT MEAL!
.Inst received » tine article of fresh
Meal
—AT—
J. J. SMITH'S
)
FOURTH AND 8HIPIJtY.8T8
JOB* WAX AM AK tir».
To-Day
Monday, December 11,
-Al
John Wanamakcr's.
The store will remain open till
seven o'clock every evening this
week.
What a pity ! We have
something hall-written that
everyone of you would be glad
to read. Can't print it.
There's something in the way.
And the store's so full of people
that what might have been
news this morning may be
stale at four in the afternoon;
what might have teen true in
the morning may-even be false
now. What shall we do. ex
cept he dull (
As we came in this morning
we saw the window of 1311
Chestnut, next east from the
Arcade, full of framed engrav
There's a topic.
But
mgs.
what's the news ?
Nothing
has come to us. except a con
tinuous report, so old that it
has ceased to he news, to the
effect that the same engravings
are upstairs in the Art Gallery
that are in other large colleet
there may be another tn
ion!
town equally large and possi
bly equally choice;—and that
we sell engravings just as we
can afford to sell them; paying
no heed to the prices of those'
who make them, or of others
who sell them.
Then about frames. Actually
we don't know whether we've
got all the frame-making that
we can get through with or
not. \Ye do know that our
own make of frames is in cer
tain respects ahead of any
other make that we have heard
of; and our prices are uniform,
which is contrary to the prac
tice of the trade. What was
it that the old Greek said ? He
didn't care who sold the pic
tures, if he could have the
framing ol them ? Something
like that.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Art Gallery, third floor; »m
... building.
f»v by south « I
Those English and German
plaids must have come. *\otli
timely,
Hav'n't seen them; don't know
what they are like; hut have
bought them because people
are usually glad to get them
for thirty to lorty cents; and
we sell them at fifteen, eigh
teen and twenty. That's news;
and good news, for gift-givers
and for anybody that
dresses.
in^ can be
more
wears
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Thirl
id Km
III finies, Thlrteenlh -tree! ci
Such a crowd as this of Sat
urday will surely break many
a style of boys' suits and over
coats. .lust so many sorts go
on the bargain-tables at three
quarters or thereabout,
is to say, the clothing that
boys and their mothers liked
best Saturday is at a discount
to-day, what there is left of it.
JOn.V WANAMAKER.
That
West of
iddl,- hUIc,
d Market street.
We don't want any dia
monds and pearls till we have
better place to keep them.
We have a few tliut
the Kret/.mar stock, which
shall sell at a slight advance
on their wholesale value.
W e are not overwise about
shall say
nothing that we don't know.
1 •—Some regard color.
Some do not. 2.—Few
for perfection. It is too costly.
There are, probably, not a
dozen perfect diamonds in
town. 3.—When, you
diamond of an undesirable
shape, can you guess the shape
of it in the rough? Some
critics know altogether too
much; 4.—Deep stones have
their value and flat stones have
theirs. 5.—Before one can
choose a diamond, one must
consider what is expected of it.
came in
we
diamonds; but wc
care
see a
JOHN WANAMAKER,
)
riff AH VIAL.
ARTIZANa SAVING BANK.
NO. an MARKET HTREKT.
iNconroRATKD January S4tii, iwi.
Open to recelye depo-tt» from • a. m. u nttt 4 p. in.
and on Tueeday and Saturday evt-ulng«
irom 7 to .1 o'clorj,.
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
gularly made In April and October. When
dividende are not witlidrawn they are accounted
&• deposit«. Thu» p< rmaneut depoettacompound
their Interest twice In each year.
MaNAUKKBi
('lenient B. Smyth.
CharloM W. IlawUtid,
Nathaniel K. Benson,
(«eorg e W. Bosh,
Uoorpe.H. Capelle,
, M. L. Llchtenituln,
Ktiward Darlington,
.fob D. Jack Min,
, I William II. Hwlft,
Anthony Iligglna.
OKORUKW. BUSH, President.
S. CAPELLE. Vice Prueldeilt,
". T A V LOR, Treasurer.
J. M. MATH EH, Auditor.
Henry K. Dur«,
W. Hantln**,
Edward Pusey
fcbn-ly E. T
ipiRST NATIONAL
BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
EXPOSITORY OF Til» Pl BLIC MONEY
—ANT)—
FINANCIAL AUENTM
-or—
THE UNITED HTATEH
Edward Brtts, President,
Gxo. D Armstrong, cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, «00,000.
Fhlladelpbla, New York and Bouton Exchange
AirrVihed k> regalar Depositors without charge,
ixaeount days. MONDAY» and T HUB# PATH
i».»0a. ».
DIRECTORS!
Edward RstU,
!wSt£
Daniel Jamas, | Ell Garrett.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.
John H. Adams,
C. McOomh,
in Tatnali,
nl-1y
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKEKS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
FOR HALB:
•J.80» Delaware City 4* per cent, bonds.
Bur and sellalorkn and bonds on commission.
Letters of credit available In all m
«I drafts on England. Ireland,Franc«,(termany
Switzerland Issued. 7. l-ly-80
.il.
Vit Y it Off IIS.
Mpsoial Inducement I
-Itnaaell.
.A
Id E Eil
HIVE
306 Market Street.
II.
Many special
irlions In
UNDERWEAR
For (J"iit«, LadW'« and < hlldrrn.
id varied »»«orimcnl
Of HOSIERY lot
<1 LOVES In I.i.lr Thrr.A
In I, ?, 3 and 4 band?, al«o
JERSEYS, sopopuli
wlih the 'adla*
Our stock of KID GLOVE» I« Immense.
We hi
e the largest stock of WOOL
COTTON FLANNELS
offered.
BI.ANKF.T8 ANI> COMFORTABI.S8,
We offer special Inducement*.
R. L. RUSSELL
mvl-W-rawI
New Dress Goods,.
«1 Hhisrpa.
ILLIAM B. SHARE,
ILLIAM B. SHARE,
Fourth and Market Sts.,
New Dress Goods
AT KEUUCKU PRICFA.
Colored and Dress Silks,
Direct from tLe Importer.
Cloths anb Cassimeees
t*r offered.
T»i* iarg*-«t stock
—Also » full line *f—
Carpets asd Oil Cloths,
Zl ccsu to per yard.
Froi
WM. R SHARP.
Fourth and Market Sts.
I'Hiicy Hosiery ana (Titlerwear.
CHRISTMAS !
8. II. STAATS
;
No. 405
Market Street,
lias just opened an elegant stock ol
NEW GOODS!
Suitable for tlie approaching
Christmas Holidays !
Consisting of
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
11 ?! , - A ' ™. RCEKI.IV(18, TIES, FTC..
CEt.Hll.AN 1 » I.KATHKK HAU«, fix KKT
IICIUKH, ETC. : FANCY JA1-ANKHF.
WARE.
Hand-made Zephyr Goods a
Specialty !
Besides si
idle«« VArlety of
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES !
. AT VERY LOW l'RICF.8.
hea f in K. heart and 'lung
»•«»Ujgter any other disease or hurt I y act U
* 1 " you a pension. Widows.
m °2 lers • teftliera and sisters aro
PUANKUN
type foundry
168 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
ALLISON & SMITH.
?
Vll-MU
tLAn.noAui.nii
P hiladelphia, wil~ rir-ja — bj
MINOTON AN II ÜWC5E
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER, »tU, 1WC.
Train* will Imv« Wllmlnirtoo
»ml Intermediate *UUon*—AI6,7.<A
I0.S0, »! ui. 2.MK 4.00. 7.». O.fA p. «».
rhlU4«ilp!iia (kxpre«»)-2.00^ S.80, 7.», «.I»,
8.00,**. «ft, W. 6«, 11.53. ».m. 12.l.\ l.U,5.17,0. 1U.Ö. A
7.20 p. m.
New York-2.00. 2.2*. R.*k .«A 11.«». ».
•11.*, I.S3. lV *\ *Tl7, 0.3Ä, 7.»,p. u.
Bult tin on »ml Inti-rmedUte *t»tlon»~1.08, t.17
in. um. in. 0.00 p. in.
Baltimore »ml Hay Line fl.M p. ».
Baltimore and Washington— 1.42,
». in. 1.00, *1.0», ».<», «.*7, 11.04
Baltimore oui jr— 1.0», iP.flO«. in. 11.2» and
Train» for Delaware Division lenve for:
New (Ja« tie— «.00, ».10a. ni. 1.(4, 3.00, 6.26 p. tn
Harrington ami IntcruudUtr autton« -6.10 ». m
1.06, fl.î» p. m.
Dcunar ami Intermediate atatlen«—». 10 a. ».
follew« for :
4,m, I.« ».17
p. ra.
1.06 p. 111.
HITS' l»A> TKAINH.
Philadelphia ami Intermediate station»—8.10».m.
12.00 m. A.30, 7.«, ».66, p. w.
Philadelphia and New York -2.00, 2.23 a. m. 6.17,
».*, 7.28 p. in.
Baltimore and Washington-'1.42, 4.61, 3.06, ».17,
i. m. 11.04 p. m.
Baltimore-l.W ». m<*
For further Information passengers are re
ferred to the time tallies postal at the depot.
49*Tralns marked thnat (•) are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged.
J. R. \Y(K>D. General Passenger Aft.
CHAB. K. rVOII. General Manager.
HTKAMBUir List;a.
QHANGE OF TIME !
FOR PHILADELPHIA AT 7 A. M.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
OCT. »TT, TIIK STEAMER
SAMUEL M. FELTON
U
u
wllll«*arr Frensh str«et wharf at 7.16 a. m.,l!ook
d fliiiitrr at 8.10 a.
turning htuve» IMilUdslnhla at 2.16», in.
Far*- from Wilmington, 15 cents; excursion
kcti 2ft cents. Kmin llook ar ('bester. ID cents:
curnlon tickets. 15 cents. Tickets will In*
the boat good to return by thel*., W.A U. R.K.
train« only, to
cents; Llnwood (Hook), 40 coils; Wilmington,
80 cunts.
P>K
7.60 a.
. and re
0«M
(Jhester, 35
NEW YORK.
Electric Line ol Steamers
Sail« from King street wharf, Wilmington,
TUESDAY».
THURSDAYS
and SATURDAY»,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., and and from Pier 14,
Ka«t River, New \ork,
MONDAYS,
WEDNE8DAYB,
and FRIDAY».
at 4 o'clock, p. m. Freight carried as low
as ky any other lint*. For rates
apply to
ARIEL ABBOT, M Bouth street. New York:
E. ANIMJKWh. \V IlmtugUin, Del. 6-23-tf-30
^NCHOH UNE.
UNITEI» STATES MAU. HTKAMEIIS
ball Weekly to and from
GLAHGOW, via LOMH>N
DERBY,
Cabin l'assage, «0 to |mo. Return« 9110 to fuc
Second Cabin, «0. Return Ticket»,$76.
('»Mu panscugers hooked
Passenger
HtaUrooin
at lowest
Norway, Hwedcn, Denmark, Ac.
For hooks of 'Tours In Scotland,"rates,plans,
Ac., apply to 11ENDKHHDN BROlJfEI^V Ne«
York, orkAMYKLF. llKTfS, Adams Exprès»
WUmlnirto
ygSSt
NEW YORK
at low rates
unnxcolted. AI
1 Alain Dock. PastH-ugrrs li«»oko<
os to or from Germany, July
modal
BHH
"Wad«hereby certify that
arrangements for all the Monthly
Annual Drawings of The L
Company, and In pe
Drawing* themselves,
ducted with honsstr, fairness, *n«l In good fa'lli
toward all partie*, and we aulhoalr.e the
pan y ts use this certiorate, with fac-shiilc*
mi slguatures attached, In Its adrertl*etnenU.''
d Rcnil
Diana Slate Lottery
manage and control the
d that the. hhiiic
Vi;
Comm test ou er«.
T TNPRECBDKNTED ATTRACTION !
SJ OVEUUALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
IjOuisiana State 1a>ttery Co.
hy the Legisla
nrUaltle pu rposes—
whlel, a reserve
Med.
overwhelming popular vote its franchise
«te a part *.t 1he invent stut, «lonstltutlon
adonUd Dec«'in lx* r 2*J. A. D.. I «73.
, '«j" «il'ANl. MINU1.K ViUMIIKR OliAW
INGH will take place monthlv. It never scale«
postpones. Look at the following distil
Incorporated 111 ISia for 2 't >
turn for Ldui'iillonal sud CU
wltli a cnpltxl of f1,000.000-to
fund off&'yi.uuo 1 ik 9 btnen lietn «
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ORAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
Vv'ïi- . /' V". 1 X 1 «'SI'HUIN ÀI1V Still
AN.S 1, AI. I.KAVVIM; at SKW IIIH.KAN».
II.K-IMY. f <i:< KM Hl- U I't'i, IS-'.'. IJurl.-rltii
pt-r. > 111.1 .up.-n i.i.ni »ml ii.niiMeiii.tu of UJCN.
KÜAI. <). T. III AUIIK(IAI:II or I.».. »nü
UESKI-.AI, JL'UAl, A. i.ATi.Y of V
Capital Prize, $100,000.
IrK.-TICKETS AUK TICK 1HI1.I.AUB
FIFTHS, f2.
ONLY. 1IALVF.S, 45.
TENTHS, ||.
LIST OF I'HIZKS:
1 <
Capital 1'rlf.e of «pin non .
Grand l'rls* of .
f!ftO,000
M),
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'I Large Prizes of
•I Large Prlzeb ul
2u Prizes »I
60 Prizes of
toe Prizes of
£*) Prizes of
flfte Prizes of
10,000 Prizes of
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20,000
'A 000
A 000
1«
S'.UOO
200.'
. ♦I.U00
. (lO.OOO
. 100, WXI
'I'llOX I-M ATION FRIZBH
Prizes of 1200,.
100 Appruxlmatb.
1(0 "
.9 23,OiR
. loan
luo
...
7,f
11,279 Prizes, am mini lug to_
tin!
.$6A8U0
sli oil 1.1
A).pi;r»tlou for rate»
'' r «.'.cu'»P»nylll New Orle.ns.
For iuformatloR apply to
M.»A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
ly be
Ur. M. An>AlT|-IUN, »t
607 Seventh btreet, VVashlriKiou. D. C.
N. B.—Orders »ddre-ssed to Nte
receive prompt. »Mi
Orlo
.fis-w**
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JjKFFNER'd
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
—Basement of—
285 MARKET STREET.
Meals
rved fror
7 a. in. to 12 night.
B«n2A-3m-i4
Q.REAT RUSH
— KOH
o Y »STERS!
J. T GARDNER.
COR. blCVFNTH AND SHIPLEY STM.
has a<l<led more help
able to supply ull per
notice. Ills wagon
Ii!h >)M«lncsH t aikI
un wllh UYBi'EltS
I I«
- short
deliver oysters to
It'll will» the driver will
*.«.*» 14
.1
parts of the ejty.
he promptly aitei
di
ded o.
nUAYSTRiAh
DR. '
DYE'S
fygjSSj
,*S
'
¥
»JELT.V1
( BEFORE - AND - AFTER 1
Electric Appliance, are lent on 30 Dav»' Trial.
nmonvraii or old,
i>n< »'i
or» 1 ERSONAL Nature rt-tmltlMi/ from Aiut&rs .„a
Otiie* Çaoih. relief and* oomuîsttniS?
The'mnrt . R t ^ liOÄ "f* 1 k 1 A,< UOOD 4 J M ANTK -
The «rramli st diw?overy of th® Nim-iecmh Century
BeiuTutOQO* for llluntrateU 1'unphlet free. AdUx«M
JtgjtegJilTjjl,,, MAMHAU. MICH.
;
muckllankovh.
VOr ARE INVITED TO (All,
-MV STOCK OF_
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW M is,,
SILVEKWAHK ' ' A:
' N " I S \,||\
MILLARD K
I ) A VI
NO. 9 EAST SECOND
street.
BEN.I. 8. CI,Al!K
NO. 407 MAR K KT
Wc ar, ill.niayina till, wmou ihc lnr«, .i ni(M . . .
HOLIDAY (!()()h'.
s
►
Ever offered by u-. The stock has been selected with
tebt as represented.
front
The stock embrace«
d e\
Tank I
U> AND SILVER WATCHÈS of every Stvln
MOND EAR RINGS, DIAMOND FINciFlffim
DIAMOND LACE PINS, OPERA (H asst
AND JEWELRY
GO
5
Of evorj kind and description. All of which will he sold , lt u,c i v
•BE NJ. S. CL Ark"
407 MARKET STIiKl.T.
dec4-lni-tnwf
.REMO V A L !
35
From S. W. Cor. to >>. E. Cor. Fifth and Kin*
WHERE W3 HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Wor
Oar W'arerootn Contains the Largest and Choicer Selectl»
ol .
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, B
Ever offered In Delaware, made expressly for our new vvt
He newest designs aud at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BPJ
1
JOHN MEALL
NO. 205 MARKET STRKET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaw.-ire lor
WERNER A ('(VS
C 11 n in p o- xi (' "W in]
PRICE LIST.
Per Case 12 Qm.
24 ru.
the
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES
A Cam,
10 Case«
25 Cast*»
% IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. BASS ALE. BROWN STOIT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST UK i.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond () Whisky.
I
;
.
SOMETHING NEW.
Conncdlsville Coke !
Crushed for Family use.
Egg, Stove,
i
!
i
Small Stove,
.
I
aud CliKSTNUT,
Coinparlug with corrcKtJonding Anthra
cite »ixe«, $7.00 per 2,000 pound*.
NO DUST!
NO ASH !
NO CLINKER !
NO WASTE !
HEAT INTENSE ! TRY IT I
Chas. Warner & Co.
Market Street Wharf.
!
-100
J AM NOW EREPAREU TO DELI VEi
ALL SIZES OF C.OAL !
—or—
SUPERIOR QUALITY FOR FAMILY UBE
-AT TRE
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES !
All coal well tcreeneff an put In cellars.
B. F TOWNSEND,
OFFICE A YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH HT.
4ja^Tclephoulc commanUWtlon
with a, . , 1 P 1 , g t,
or
t s 7; t.n 1,1 h j
OHNbON A BARNHILL,
J
Fiirnisliing i mlcrN
S. W. COR. TENTH A MAilKEl
f, I)Kb.
W II.MIN0TI
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$50,000 for ü
ST UKAND EXTRA<>K1 )1V
holiday »KA\VIV'J__
5!
wMl
I
6
1
1
of LOUlsVIbld
In the city
Saturday, December W
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day
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11
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200
20 "
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200 "
100 "
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1,000
Am*
1,080 Frizes.
WIIOMTICKHTM*
27 Tickets,^ •
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by Express.
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