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ThM ««*» 0 *"! *» re " 1 ' oun ' 1 :
Til« ifp-ipi« ff°
In oue continuous,
■ Hu wing flow—
Ind I'ni the happiest of men:
Î this the reneon 1 relste
fsio so advertiser great
r .,„ r 0 1 » a shop soro»» the way
r wh«M ne'er Is heard a human tread.
Where trade Is paralysed and dead.
Wit ,^ram.»tomeraday.
The people come.
The people go,
But ut-ver there,
They do not kuow
such a Shop iMsueath the ski«**
SJgus« h« does not advertise.
While 1 with pleasure contemplate
" ad'Tartiner groat.
That T
,,'rct of my fort uno lies
MiutU met, which I may «Ute.
Teo many tradesmen learn too late—
if I have goods I advertise !
Then people come
\ nd people go
aslant streams,
people know
it, * I In* who hus good ware# to sell
Will mirely advert 1M them well;
\ud proudly I reiterate
I Ain un advertiser great !
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INOr.fWOLl. ON STAB ROl'TIW
Characteristic Speech From the Lewd
jug counsel for the Defence
laKcrboll 1 # speech on Thursday. 1
the whole West was up en mas»o
\
J, m In hand shouting "petition," why
Ä 0 UM these defendants go to forging péti
lle wanted the Jury to recollect that
nothing to do with es
I™ 5 ' . V A
•he defendant» had
nbUsblog mail routes; that Congress did
dl that anil the prosecution hud threatened
to lilt the curtain on Congre»«, too. This
lt ;i said he, threaten» tho whole
„n't If the Constitution weathers this
norm It "HI I* I" I»«*. [Laughter.] In
lidlcult- of
govern -
Mr. Bliss, he said:
ho contemptible
fellow who lives In
nothing
a the egotism of a little
,bit town. Some peoplo really tbluk thnt
Sew York nup|>ort* the country. It prou
dly never enu red the mind of Mr. UIIsb
4,1 thl- country supports New York, but It
doe* lie talk» as if all the beef and mutton
,try grew In Central Park, and as
wool from shearing lambs
ni
In
of the CO
U'wc got all
Id Wall street. [Laughter.] He ridiculed
Ike idea of productiveness being a con
juration, and »poke, among other things,
af the payment of $800,000 a year for
ttrryir.2 the overland mall, which was
*ed a thousand pounds lu weight.
Some letters had cost $000 each. And yet,
nil he, some poor, intoguided
ai?lii have stood at that time
gored talking 1 about productiveness.
[Laughter.] The mall Is not carried because
i pays, but because, there are American
dteeus to be served. The post office is not
»miser, but a national benefactor. There
in twenty-one States in which the mail Is
tirri- d at a los»; ten territories in which
intsuntiftlly nothing ia reeelv*d in return,
and one district —tlio District of Columbia—
is which the mail is delivered at a loss of
fW.iixi a year. The mail Is carried iu Kausas
st a lose of $:J50,000 a year, and Kanaan ban
100 , 000.000 bushels of wheat for sale. Good!
Itm willing to send letters to such people.
Tie mail is carried in Nebraska at a loss of
It you have never been in Ne
braska you have never felt the wind blow;
jouhave felt nothing but an atmospherical
A blizzard in Nebraska will blow
ibole out of the ground. Go out there and
try a blizzard and you will be willing to
hire the mail carried to anybody who will
aille there. He gave the prosecution notice
no living ina
fbo«c testimony the defense feared. There
tu a living lawyer who had the genius to
like perjury do harm to the defense. There
tm only oue way for the prosecution to
fcrpriM- him, and that was by doing a kind
to?. [Laughter.] If passion and preju
4» ami falsehood were left out of this case
I ite- would be uothiug left of It, and if
f fi» Mr. Bliss' speech were taken all the
Mit'H he made iu the law aud in the
Ä# there would be ifotbiug left to answer.
BOtt*
attorney
ai.d com
v to go on. There
I llrorailed Silk Handkerchiefs.
Beautiful goods at 50 ceuta each. Crosby
UHill's, No. 220 and 222 Market street.
Open every night this week.
I!«
« .snake Fancier Died.
'Pie vein nd Prcfts.J
InJcrhill, the snake man, had
«e for fliiakc* bites. He liberated a
to rattlesnake from a bail into a pit. The
chickens. U
anti
uderhill
■k- druck t
iwrt'l a little of ilia antidote on the wound
^nt'ol the fowls, which recovered, but
other dfe«l. He made the antidote sue
«lui a score of times. His suakes were
'• liât li at last, however. On one of his
tanken sprees lie turned them all out in a
I behaved so madly, throwing them
»und tliat no one dared enter, in the
■uniing, nearing no one stir and unable to
^ In in by calling, the door was broken
iVniDd he was found dead, with one of
Jiargust of his carpet snakes beneath his
puldtTN.a* he lay on his back on the floor,
1*1 marks of numerous wounds from the
p lle '" fangs on his face aud neck. He
Improbably fallen across the snake (which
I*dead when they were both discovered)
Mioout midnight,that being the time when
r lafet heard to
move.
LARGEST RCTAIiTsTOCK «F DRY
GOODS.
Straw nmixiE Ä Clothier,
I.EU8 in Dry Goode Exclusive!. r,
Ehiutu and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
Dm
"liittier Outlived Them l'otli.
York Herald.
John (ireenleaf Whittier, tho age«l poet, ih
jMtraight and slender, and Ills forehead
■ !tr y high, rising massively into a region !
p mow-white iiair. The face ami head in !
W^Niiice are almost Semitic. His religion j
habits are those of the Quakers.
•« writer of this paragraph remembers
bayard Taylor (with ruddy rugged
lï' a,, î l William Culleu Bryant (wltii
'till boyish and with an elastic step)
IJU? tevcrnl years ago that they feared
must .h, ion loio Whittier ; but they are
with ufi, while tlie Quaker i»oet
a, I'resb as the. roses that little school
^daily take* to his home.
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kioi,
Ik
For Thick IleniU,
j, jttomachB, bilious conditions, "Wells'
JJj Apple i'illa" anti-bilioua cathartic. 10
*8 rents.
An Eloping Adventure.
T Miertnau Courier. ]
other day a young couple, who had
J« were followed by the old mau and
pftakuij at Allen, a short distance from
, llas ) who took the young lady from her
.w and placed her'in charge of a lady
Z}® upon whom lie thought he could rely,
C he went to visit some friends. While
j. c ruel lather was away some friends of
man took his affianced out for a
F&y fide, when the young man appeared
(»A 8Ce ho and the eloping parties left for
w here Dr. Carpenter united the
lie between them and made Miss
nçr Mrs. James Turner.
i Hliinny Men.
Lj e JI 8> Health Renewer" restores heatth
C^:^f UrC8 ny 8 j>cpsia, Impotence,
P Holiday Présenta.
l*itfl 0 J tkatei * 11,1 kinds of choice cutlery and
l»ûrtk? cst * le Place to get your money's
Ut . . Ilt J - V- Carlisle & Co.'s, 303 Mar
IViH, * y°u bu y Leioro iuspecting
'arge stock you will make a great mis
' Mr 1 »rmer» and Others
by lucrative agency business,
if-.. 1 . 10 W a day ean be earned,send
On lt p utonce , on postal, to H. C. Wilkin-
Vk. ' lyr> anrt 107 Fulton street New
Im » Holla.
< 011 , î t y ^ ®}M arc showing a large Hue of
low N°. 320 and
LAST m«HTH NEWH IN It KIEV.
The Mount Tom Thread Mill Compatit'«
mill «nd office«, In Bprlnfffleld, Mas».,
burned yeaterday. Loat, *50,000.
The Brownsville cotton factory, at Browns
ville, Tennessee, was burned before daylight
yesterday morning. Lons, *75,000.
The village of Empire, on the 1'anama
railroad In Central America, was recently
destroyed by dre. Los», *100,000. Chinese
merchants are the principal sutfererr.
A Are in Birmingham, Connecticut, yea
terday mornlli).', destroyed llallock'a hard
ware store and Bassett's paper box »hop,
with two small storehouse». Loss, *50,000.
Policeman Joseph Lanktree was arrested
In Bau Francisco on Thursday night,
charges of burglary. He had stolen * 5,000
worth of raw silk from a car of the Central
Pacldc railroad.
A deputy collector of Internal revenue
Thursday night raided ui>on
tillery In Cumberland county, Tennessee,
destroyed the still and 150gallonsof whisky,
and made two arrests.
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two
Illicit <1B
Two women employed as cleaners by the
New York CcntraKTtallroad Company were
run over by a «witefc englue lu the depot in
New York, yesterday morning. Their In
juries are believed to be fatal.
lu a quarrel about one cent, near Newton,
North Carolina, yesterday morning,
Jouaa Hefner drove a knire Into Alfred
Sigman's head, and two Inches of the blade
broke off and remained In the wound. It Is
feared Blgman will die.
Hugh '.Sutherland of Whitehall, New
York, was yesterday awarded $15,000
damage» In the Circuit Court at Jersey City,
for having both arms and a hip broken by
an accident on the Jersey City and Bergen
horse railroad In July last.
Argument was begun yesterday lu the
Superior Court In New Vork city on a mo
tlou to make permanent the injunctions re
straining the police from pre.ventlng
"sacred" concerts on Sunday, and from In
terfering with museum«, aquariums and
several storekeepers, under the Sunday
closing clauses of the new penal code.
Decision was reserved In all the eases.
Preliminary procmlings were had iu the
Supreme Court ut New York city yesterday,
In the suit of F. L. J .ou bat, for reinstate
ment in the Union Club, from which he wai
expelled for "conduct unbecoming; a gentle
man." Tho treasurer of the club was aaked:
"What conduct on the part of Mr. Loubat
was improper
prejudicial to the club?"
Tills was objected to by the club's counsel,
and the Judge reserved his decision.
Economy,
Headquarters for weather-strips is at J.
V. Carlisle & Co's, No. 303 Market street.
We all know the advantage of weather
strips; how they exclude the cold, wind,
rain and dust, and how they will pay for
and over again in a very
. If
themselves
short time by the saving In coal alone
you haven't them you had better get
at once. No. 303 Market is the place.
tl en
KIDNEY-WORTI
I HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Doe« a lame back or disordered urine lndi
a victim l* THEN DO NOT
.(drug
action
oate that you
HESITATE; use Kidney-Wort at
_ gbits r000m monel it) arid it will speedily
10 00mo the disease ar.d restore healthy e
Ladies. to your sox, such as pain
and wcaknossos, Kidney-Wort is unsurpassed,
os it will act promptly and safely.
Either Sex. Incontinence, retention of urine,
brick dust or ropy deposits, and dul 1 dragging
pains, all speedily yield to its curative power.
43- BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, price 81.
aMI.KIAWl.lAl
Pm
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^DAMS AND BROTHER,
No. 504 Market Street,
—CHEAP—
Cash Variety Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
DRY GOODS •
HOSIERY
NOTIONS,
LADIES' A GENTS'
UNDERWEAR,
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
CROPKKRY, TIN.
Ills Aas WARE,
BAG, Il KM l*.
INGRAIN AM)
rtTAIU ( AHI'KT.
STAIR RODS,
CURTAIN»,
of Lumps. I.unterns,
'able ami l'ocketCut
d cheapest 11
l.MtgCbl
Vases in .
___ variety.
lery. Express Wagons,Veloclpedvs.ToysofaJl de
scriptions, Dolls, Doll-Heads, Doli-Bodles. Doll
Carriages. The largest, cheapest and best line of
end!«
BABY CARRIAGES In the Stato.
—»OLK A.l.NW -
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
It will pay y
Of RO'xls .nd price, pep
TABLE, STAIR AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
I-id-12-45-'lV-*
to call and examine our variety
purchasing.
JOHN DAVIS & SONS,
736 Arch Street, Phila.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
(WUOI.F.HAI.K AND RETAIL)
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F U R S
F I N E
A FULL LINE OF
S R A. L
AND
Fur-Lined Garments,
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Special Attention Paid to Fitting and
Lengthening Seal Sacque».
•s and Children's FURS,
•9, Ladies'. Mi
of all kinds. Sole manufacturers of
Gei
DAVIS' PATENT HAND PROTECTOR,
The onlv article ever mad«« that wiU keep yt_
hwads warm while rtilvliijc In cold weather.
UOC13-1-00
Send a rough «ketch or a
mndel of vour Invention to
ORORGIS E. LEMON,
Wa.liinaton, 1). C., »nd a Prcllmlnarr
Eaamluation will lie made, without
, Charlie, of all United Bt.tesnuent. of the
same class of inventions and you will b« advised
uot a patent can be obtained,
ryou are advised that your invention la P^ng b ";
seud »20, to pay Government fee of »1.» and »5 tor
drawing« required by the Government. J", 1 ??'
able when application la made. When allowed, the
attorney's fee (»2*'») ami the Ünal Government fee
that vour invention is patentable udImb tt
SßSSSSfes«
lln,t 0f r«,u"' 35kiS? rn thTS'mÄon" of
Patent. ü7at1,e r"oïnUe Gsonor. E. Lrao«. of
îîfïuSSÂSfl SperafIon since 1865, and reference can be
KM 1 «
mm thaï
george e. lemon,
a«.™.r A "" iC " U
Sift Fifteenth Street, WASHINGTON, D. ft
Msntion this paper.
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ALTERATIONS.
Our clothing is made to fit
the average shaped man, but
many purchasers require change
such as lengthening or shorten
ing sleeves, shaping the back
or shoulder, ete., etc., which
to accommodate our customers
we are always ready and will
ing to make. We do this al
together at our expense and
for the work employ the most
experienced talent
secure.
we can
A. C. YATES & CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
STOUKOPKN EVERY EVENING Til IS WEEK.
aepJ3t)an~84
QUR ASSORTMENT
—OF
OVERCOATS
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Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Children.
Youths' Boys' or
Itock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre
sented at
John H. Moore's
228 MARKET ST.
—THE—
OLD AND REL1ABIÆ
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines ol all kinds of
Goods lor Winter wear,
to-day and examine them.
novlltjanl-lßfi
Call
$50,000 for $2.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
51 st
HOLIDAY DRAWING OF THE
q oM monweaith
Distribution Co.
in the city of LOUISVILLF.,
Saturday, December 30th '82.
of
of
be
on the Inrt day of reell mnnlh fShnday»
..rented), W.htio eapltal Dri»e lor tills month
>nlv* Keaealed hdludlcatlcm hy Föderal amt
dale Courts have j,fared this comnauj, bejond
the controversy of the law. To this font pally
♦clonks tho. sole honor „I hn vin» Inaugurated the
onlv plan hy which their drawni((b are oroven
honest and lair hejoud question.
X »II.— Tim Company has now on hand a large
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the list
of prizes for the
DECEMBER DRAWING.
,. .»50,000
... 10,000
,.. 5,000
... 10,000
... 10,000
... 10,000
... 10 , 0(10
... 13.000
... J 0,000
... 2,700
1 Prize
1 Prize
I Prize.—..
wrrt/cs, i.TOlhaf.
20 " 500
100 JJ
20 "
»
1,000
[imation
300 " App
200 "
100 "
, 8 C 0
I 6
9
»132,400
WHOLE TICKETS, »2. HALF TICKETS, »1.
27 Tickets, »50: 55 Tickets, »100.
«SSï&nfeÂ- ssaaS
oïïZîo B. M. »OABUMAlf, tW^Journat
BullälUK. Louisville, Ky. «.*■' »W-IT«
1,960 Prizes
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LI Q COM VMALUMS.
THE COSMOPOLITAN.
A T
2De V . SKflOND,
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Venison Lunch- !
Branched Peaches !
and Egg Nogg.
H A IT B E K ,
A.
PROPR1KTOB.
WE HOlit) IN STORE AND IN U. S.
/▼f RONDKD WARJIMLOUMFÆ pure rye
whiskies froilr tH«oVolHwi'ng celebrated Ufa
nov24-3m-ï0
tUlcrles
A. O verholt A Co., Jahunir 1*79 am
A. Gunki-nlielmer A Hro., May 1879.
John Gibson. Hon A Co.,May 1879 and June UdO.
Hanoi« Distilling Co., August 1879.
Sherwood, November 1879 and June 1880.
N «versink (Heading, Pa.,) February, 1880.
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
The above a.»ads will be sold either In bond or
the lowest market rates. Samples
at this store.
NO. 103 MARKET' STREET,
my 8-20
c 1880.
tax paid at
may be
FRANCIS KELLY A CO.
QRANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
THE PUREST. RICHEST AND BEST RYE
WHISKY EXTANT.
By the gali
bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
qU!lll ffich
Absolutely pa re rye.
A reliable stimulant
9. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE STS.
mv5-ly-25
Uniform In
and delicate In flavor.
and safe tonic.
PTH
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—
JOHN P. JK)NAHOE,
AND SOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MASSEY
A CO.'S PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
—ALSO—
e Celebrated Bartholoumv Rochester Beer.
unequalled for purity and
on hand in kegs or
Mineral water# in all
the durèrent flav
—BOTTLER OF
she. brewings
flavor; constantly
bottled.
517 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
eS^Pollte and accommodating drivers. Orders
oy mail promptly attended to. He Is also connec
ted with the Telephone F.xchange. and his signal
id -myl-18
WJUBLNMJtPtS WRE.
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MM
a cause. Its origin Is
effect,
within ; Its manifestations without. He
the illscas**. the n.
a other
WARNER'S
CURE Is established
realizes that
DlseaM
to
be removed,
ever be effected.
Iu
KIDNEY AND LIVEB
>u lust this principle.
SAP È
95 Per Cent.
rteranged khlneys and
er, ami It strikes at once at the root of tbeotffl
culty. The elements of which It Is compose«!
directly upon these great organs, both as
aud restorer, aud bv placing them In a healthy
condition, drive disease and pain lYom the system.
For the Innumerable troubles caused by
healthy Kidney. Liver and Urinary Organs ; fo
the distressing Disorders of Women ; for Malaria,
and for physical derangements generally, this
great remedy hasuoequal. Beware of imposters,
imitations and concoctions 'aid to bejustasgood.
For Diabetes, ask for WARNER'S SAFE DIA
BETES CURE.
For Sale by all dealers.
of all diseases
11 V
a food
H. H. WARNER A (X),,
ROCHESTER, N. ..
THE public is requested care
A FULLY' to notice the new and enlarge«!
scheme to We drawn monthly.
^CAPITAL PRIZE, 175,000.-©*
Tickets, ouly #5. Shares In proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
supervise the
arrangements lor all tho Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana Statu Lottery
age and control the
"Wc do hereby certify that
Company, andin pc
Drawings themselves, and that the same
ducted with honesty, fairness, andin good fa'tli
toward all parties,
tilts Cl
d w
thorize the
•rtltlcate, with fac-slmlcs of
in Its advertisements."
pan y t«*
ou signatures attache
1st loners.
Incorporated in 1868 lor 25 years toy the Legisla
ture for Educational ami Charitable purposes—
with a capital of fl.000,000—to which a reserve
fund of 8550.1*0 has since been added. ,
dining popular vote itf- franchise
part of toe presentBtate Constitution
adopted December £d, A. D.. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and cndorstMl
bv the people of any Htate.
'It never scales or postpones. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
m A U SFLENDII> OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DRAWING,
CLASSA, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY!
JANUARY 9tlr, 1883.— I53d Monthly Drawing.
By r
Capital Prize, $100,000.
100,000 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
FRACTIONS, In FIFTHS iu PROPORTION.
LIST DU PRIZES:
1 CAPITAL PRIZE
1 CAPITAL PRIZE
1 CAPITAL PRIZE
2 Prizes «»I
5 Prizes of
10 Prizes t f
20 i'rizee of
100 Prizes of
30 Prizes of
Ä00 Prizes of
1,000 Prizes of
...» 75,000
... 25,000
... Hi, 000
.... 13,000
.... 10,000
.... 1 *, 0()0
.... 10,000
rt, 000.
2 , 000 .
1 , 000 .
300
ono
i
!ooo
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
•I Approximation Prizes of »750. ...
»6.750
: n
J 3 0
1,907 Prizes, amounting to..$2»5,bOJ
Application for rates to clubs should only he
made to the office of the-company in Now Orleans.
For further information, write clearly,giving
full address. Send orders by express or Regis
tered letter, or Money Order, adureeseri ouly to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or, M. A. DAUPHIN, ...
fi07 Seventh Street, Washington, D. <\
dec JO-d, 3
irnuriui
gUBBCRIBB TCP
THE SUNDAY STAR.
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ADVERTISE IN
THE SUNDAY STAR,
u
-THE
Only Sunday Newspaper
-IN
WILMINGTON.
All the Local
-AND
Telegraphic News 1
Strictly Non-Partisan.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES AS AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
"THE STAR
V
Is served to subscribers roughout the city
early on Sunday momingB at the
moderate price of
TWELVE CENTS A MONTH.PAYABLE
AT THE END OF THE MONTH.
SINGLE COPIES, THREE CENTS
ADDRESS
J. B. BELL
NO. 502 KINO ST
MiaCMZLAJfJBOirS.
A REPLY TO OUR CRITICS.
Clothiers have said to us repeatedly this month that it was
folly to sell fresh, well-made and merchantable Clothing at such
prices as we are offering. We dissent. For others it might be
folly; for us, wisdom. We are not forcing old stock,nor fighting
a declining trade, nor losing much money. On some few lots
prices are below cost, but the great fact of this December Bar
gain Plan is that we are giving our customers the benefit of
our position and facilities in creating bargains, and we are aote
to do it mainly without loss.
Two New Bargains To-day.
No. 17.—587 Men's Pantaloons at $3. They are excellent
all-wool kerseymere and quite heavy. Have style enough
in the making for double the price.
No. 18.—67 Men's Suits at $15. They are Pomeroy cassimere
of best quality and all-wool. Reduced from $20.
The condition of the following indicates the working of
the Bargain Plan :
No. 1.—Men's $10.00 Overcoats. All told, about 1,000. In
stock to-day, 324.
No. 2.—Men's $12.00 Suits. Has had 460. In stock to-day,
199.
No. 10.—Men's $12.00 Overcoats. Total, 179. In stock to-dav,
113.
The details of the long lines of Bargains cannot be given.
Men and Boys may find about $40,000 worth of Overcoats and
Suits in the special Bargains and a half-million dollars more in
the best Clothing and at the least prices.
W AN AM AKER &
BROWN,
OAK HALL, SIXTH AND
PHILADELPHIA.
MARKET,
E. C. G. GREENMAN & CO,
411 MARKET STREET AND 408 SHIPLEY STREET.
In connection with our large and well selected stock
of Wall Paper and Window Shades, we are displaying a
large and elegant stock of Holiday Goods, which have
been selected with great care. Our stock includes Dinner
and Tea Sets in every style ; Hall and Library Lamps ;
Bronze and Bisque Figures ; ornaments of every descrip
tion.
Also a full line of Glass and other wares, etc*., etc., which we will sell at very low
prices. Do not tail to call aud examine eur stock before purebsing elsewhere.
E. C. G. GREENMAN & CO.,
E. C. G. GREENMAN. dec»-tts-l f «0 GEORGE W. GOODLEY.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS !
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CONFECTIONS
PUT UP IN HANDSOME BASKETS AND BOXES,
Which are particularly desirable for a preseut at this season of the year. f
Attention is invited to our large variety of fine CAKES, which we
pleased to serve in large or small quantities. Persons desiring the BEST
and FRESHEST can always be accommodated. Ladies and Gentlemen
visiting the city will find our DINING ROOM supplied with all the
delicacies of the season at reasonable prices.
G. BYKON MOBSE,
1300 CHESTNUT ST., PHILA.
dccl2-tts-2m-2S
S. F. WHITMAN & SON'S
FINE
CONFECTIONS
-AND INIMITABLE
CHOCOLATES !
CROFT, WILBUR & CO.'S
Hine Candies.
Store Open Every Evening This
Week !
J. P. ALLMOND & CO
EIGHTH AN D MARK E T.
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE WE HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
•9
Our Wareroom Contains the L.rgest and Choicest Selection of
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered in Delaware, made expressly for our new wareroom from
tke newest designs and at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BRO.
Dr.
CLARK JOHNSON'S
yr Indian Blood Syrup
I Cures all diseases of the Stomach, Liver,
I Bowels, Kidneys, Skin and Blood.
I Millions testify to its efficaoy in hecl-
ling the above named diseases, and pro-
nounce it to be the
- BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN.
Guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia.
MTA GENTS WANTE
Laboratory 77 W. 3d St, New York City. Druggists sell it
TRADE MARK