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A rURTVXK FROM "SWKARINO OF."
Now YO»v «•»»»• of o CloO Mon on«l
It* l.urk, Kooult.
[Wow York Tlmi*. J
"I tin T«ry much Indebted to the TW«,"
•Old a younir club men yeaterdejr, to > n
norter."Ibr the Tlnui heemedemy fortuuo.
[have bed juet ebout enough .pendln«
money lor aeverel yeere to pey my billiard
end cigar bille, end now I am perfectly In
dependent. It la a very comlorlablr feeling,
too to be worth aomearhere In the neighbor
torn! of ft) 1 d>,0(10."
The reporter, or eourae, aaked for par
tlC'iiara. ...
■ ïou «ec," «aid the young man, "I aaw
an article In the i'toi«« a good while ago
ahowlug how much money a man might
have when ho we« old If bo caved the money
be would otherwlee apeud Tor elgara—aay,
SO rente a day. It figured up to HOP.50 for
the 11 rat year, and kept on lucreaalng very
fact after that, till, after 60 yeara of eavlng,
ItamouDtodto more that $.10,000 at com
pound Internat. Well, I could dlacount
{hat, because 1 smoked more than three
cigars a «lay, and (raid more thau
rente apiece for them. I never
smoked less than five a day, and
always paid 25 cents apiece for them.
That made a dollar a day. I thought
It would be a good plan to have something
fall back on when I got old, ao I [tut made
my mind to stop smoking and be a rich
_m. The Bret of January I thought would
be a good time to quit, and I set aside this
upper pocket In my veat to hold my cigar
fund—el a day, t,nd no nonsense. Otr Mon
day 1 stored away the dollar, and didn't care
to smoke at all. Tuesday, another dollar,
and still dldn'trarc much about It. On Wed
nesday In went the third dollar. I «ranted to
smoke a little on Wednesday,but I knew Iwaa
getting rich and resisted. On Thursday !
bagged the fourth dollar. Well, on Thursday
night I sat down to a quiet little game of
poker aud the boys just about cleaned me
out. 1 bad just $1 left, aud 1 didn't want
to draw a cjieck because the (for'uor some
times waule to know what checks are for.
There was a big Jack pot that bad Just been
opened, and I wanted to ace w hether 1 could
belter a pair of nines. It took 95 to ge' -
and 1 happened to think of the $4 in
cigar fund. I thought I might as well
borrow that, and In she went,
you're alive they dealt me another
a pair of lours. I won the pot, of course,
with $45 lu It."
"Did you keep on playing !" the reporter
asked him.
'"I he game was just breaking up*
the young man. "That 945 wasn't much
use to me, aud I concluded I would cither
turn It into a few hundred or lose It
tlrely. ru I tackled baccarat. Well, to
make a long story abort, I came out of tho
baccarat with over 93,000. It was all
with my lour-dollar cigar lund, you know.
Aud now l have the call oh that game, for
keep right on smoking and let my
tb.uuo be gruwlug all the lime. Just
Heure It up lor yourself. Htao dou
fate.
*13,000
The
to
tlu,
n»y
uro as
nc and
■aid
bln evi-ry t<'U year, sure
Hist's $6,000 In ten years,
la twenty year», $124,000 In thirty year»,
$4» ,000 In In lnrty yean, $66,000 In ttliy
years »uil MM,OOO lu sixty years. That's
nearly $ 600,000 at ordinary compound lu
tereal. But by Judicious lu vest meut» 1 can
make her double that. It makes my bead
swim to think of It. I'm uot much past'd!)
aud that will make me SO, when I
I'll have
reach the venerable louracore
$2U0,(XX) or $300,000 waiting for me. It's
all, lulnd you, because I stopped smoking
fur lour days. It was a good Investment
and 1 advise all young men to stop bmoklng
aud get rich. Have a cigar!"
Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Reuewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepeia, Impotence,
Bexual Debility. $1.
PUKSIDKNTIAL SUCCESSION.
The Bill rasHvit by th« l)nlt«(t Statt*«
seuMte Yesterday.
The text of the Presidential Succession
bill as pa*M-il by the United States Senate
yesterday is
A bill to provide for the performance of
the duties of the office of President In case
of removal, death, resignation or inability,
both of the President aud Vice President.
-led by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United State» of
America in Congress aaseinbled, that in case
of removal, death, resignaHon, or inability
of both President and Vice President of the
United States, the Secretary of State, or If
there be none, or lu case of his removal,
death, resignation
retary of the Treasury, or If there begone,
or in case of his removal, death, resignation
or Inability, then the Secretary of War,
if there be none
loi lows :
Be it
inability, then the Sec
in case of Ills removal,
death, resignation or inability, then the At
torney General, or If there be noue, or lu
case of hi* removal, death, resignation
ability, then the Postmaster General, or If
there be none, «jr in ease of his removal,
death, resignation or inability, then the Sec
retary of the Navy, or in ease of his re
moval, death, resignation or inability, then
Üie Secretary of the Interior shall act
President uutil the disability is removed
until the vacancy la otherwise lawfully filled;
•uch officer being eligible to the office of
rreaideut under the constliutiou, and not
under article« of impeachment by the
House of Representatives of the United
States at the time the powers aud duties of
the office shall devolve upon him.
I rovided, 1 bat whenever the powers and
duties of President of the United States shall
devolve upon any of the persona named
herein, if Congress be not then in sessiou, or
il it would not meet regularly within 20days
hereafter, it shall be the duty of the persou
upon whom the said power» and duties shall
devolve to issue a pi oetarnation convening
Congress In extraordinary session ; giving
-0 days notice of the time of meeting.
nniuKxx 2 »' . That the preceding section shall
only be held to describe aud apply to those
officer» who shall have have been appointed
by the advice and conseut of the Senate to
the offices therein named.
3F.C. a. That section 14<J of the
statutes in hereby repealed.
m
a»
revised
Don't Dio in the House.
"Rough on Rate.
J . Char» out rate,mice.
i*' 6 ' * d . buS8 > ""W. mol«, chip
inuuk», gophers. 15 venté.
Farmers amt Others
!. l* 11 1 « *« 1,1 u <t a 1 1 ve agency buslnea»,
> which $,> to $20 a day can lie earned,»end
ÎS?» 0,1 10 H. C. Wilkln
rork ^ ° an '* ^ Fulton etreet New
Why There
U?no l Ä. D "' 10 (nlwaya TuMday), tho
Loiter!™?, P™ wln f of th» Louisiana Slate
H T itenup r ^olo management of Oen'is
Vii. took L " • " nd J " b '" A - Earl >' ° r
tho' (Out, H., ' ! lclv llri! " >', 11 'Of lt,o rotult*. f
« MB rt.»» 01 lhe «'-«.wu : Ticket Nu.
■'X I?" 111 1,rlzo of »KX'.'hiO. n ntl It
sometil î e ". hs ono < 10 !ar each.
aéu wf, t v!M, l0l, l ll ' r L K >'™ MIS» Klngaley, a
ICcnt ,,f Ii,,. 1 i.- 0 * ' Yerkc. Eeq., former Pre^
lfflRM. Aeiulnuton NaUoual Bank. No.
Oarvin « te «r. Bt j !' ,l, ludelp la; Mr. John T
Rallwav o» C t» r ? river . '*n Metropolitan Horst)
Mass «ni k 1nx ^! oro ' District Station, Boston,
eelucidol ce—IhtJ 1 r ,'! ay be wo " ,0 B «f*"' ?
(only R liât that . the HHIne man in Nov '81
No 8M y S-WAÏ rew $»*,000; Tho*. F. Bell,of
Han^r tjv I »G South Boston, Muss.;
Ticket N n cu Court at.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
oapitRi Si W '1'Ä ho,<ï ,n N 0.,drew the second
thethrdi® u f f 60 '. 000 ' Tlcket No - «»4U1 drew
«lsoJ-amon. tft . J ,r te * W0,W0—sold In fractions
<Joii«rs! nong ot il er8 two-tentha (costing two
Va per P K n V, r» Mr8 . Harriett Woodman, of
B»aïî.rore, 0 . M ?a n . , " !li * i0o -, N ' Y - & Chrlit
ilke lnvoutll 0 ^ 4,00<J: am * similar amounts for
Dot wi»h t !?''V 18 were P"W to parties (who do
W,«v„; t l . lMi,r good deeds known) In Fort
and T ' «ïk.ïT* vu ,". b,u «uv$ ut irrenaan,
Bunko? 1 ? through the Kentucky
"îeV'lta'i ^"V." N - <>■. "■"! Oeo. «?.
M MaLaâ n . v 1,1' Va— each drew $ 10 . 000 .
lift !» Ohloago and New York: 4'
LouTs: bo.838 111 Chlcag
»■lllngum. I). o.; 80,904 »old In St. I
ruiirA r .?.a * i . IK)0 - The next drawing oucui
F. xoitemeut.
A mon
t&n ° ur Grandmother«
•aveinlM*" »" " a ,tlUlh I» II"«
but Ä A p* 11 ln M"« save» not only nine,
ln» a* »II me 5 an ' nca lculnbloamount of Rutter'
Pell.u ri !;.i A 2 "»««""al doo» of Ur. f'I.roe'.
Um non.»» 1 * ""If»;- 00 » 1 «! PI»*.) K» ol«an«i
diseare?K^^ ^®M«1«, not ouly prevents
wKKJkanSn br «f k », "P «U.td.U atUcka,
tsken In time. By druggists. whs
POOR POLK.
I's Treasurer Traveling Through
Taaae Turns Tail—Hearreatesl.
Teni
8an Ahtokio, Jan. 9.—Marsh T. Polk,
• he absconding Treasurer of Tennessee,
wes ceptured yesterday afternoon near
Webb Station, 18 mile« from Klo Grande.
Tbc capture was made by Olllcrr JoeHheely.
The officer la noted lor breaking up stage
robbing In West Texas, and tending 17
offenders to the Chester; Illinois Peniten
tiary. Polk bad obtained a horse, having
left the cars ut Webb Htatlon with a view of
retching Mexico at an Isolated point above
I.aredo. The officer was aided In maklpg
the arrest by a Pullman Palace Car C'on
Cook.
kins
Alter the capture
at once telegraphed
of TennâMM, mod then
ductor
Officer Slice 1
Governor Haw
placed his prisoner on the train and con
veyed him to Laredo where he was put In
Jail. The officer, with his prisoner, will
arrive In this city at fi o'clock to-morrow
(nomine. l'olk was traveling In dlsgulae,
but the method of escajm he adopted Is re
garded as very stupid, Indicating that he
had no knowledge of the telegraphic facili
ties of the couutry nor of the character of
the border officers.
NaShyillk, Jan. 9.—A box has Just
come to light, left by Treasurer Polk, be
fore he decamped, with the former Trea
surer , Dr. William Morrow, which hot and
contents he had instructed his ittftmev,
John W. Childress, of this city, to take
charge of. The box contains various
papers, mostly receipt«, drafts and due bills
from different persons, for amounts varying
from $3 to $28,000, and aggregating about
$125,000. They date back ms far as the
spring of 1879. Among them are due bills
of Charles N. Gibbs, former Secre
tary of State, for $1,000. About the
same amount in the name of Rufus
K. Polk, and smaller amount« from various
members of the last Legislature were also
found. There are sight drafts on Thomas
O'Connor for about f 15,000: also one for
$2,000 drawn by a member or the last Legis
lature on O'Connor. There are vouchers
showing that Polk lu vested twenty-eight odd
thousand dollars In a lumber enterprise of
D. B. Cooper Sc Co.; also a receipt of D. B.
Cooper for $5,000 borrowed money. Other
papers In the box give evidence that Polk In
vested $33,000 In the sliver mine in Mexico ;
$9,000 In Ash ville Gate Company. There
Is one receipt lor $8,000 paid to Thomas
O'Connor for stock In the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Com
row. former
for $2,500 and $200, and Morrow's checks
for $700 and $50, together with numerous
other small amounts against various persons.
These papers were left in the attorney's
hands by Polk for collection for the benefit
of certain of his named bondsmen. The
Walnut Lumber investment Is first liable
lor the balance of purchase money, about
$25.000, and the property is probably worth
double that.
pauy. Note« ol William Mor
dtat« Treasurer, respectively
THF. LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOOD8.
Stkawbridoh & Clothier,
Dialkrh in I>itr Good» Kxolchivri.v,
Ekihtd and Market Sthbets,
PUtI.ADEI.PUIA.
Bird Manna
keep* canarleo in constant *ong and cure«
disease«, 15 cent« at drug btore. Bird Food
Co., Camden, N. J,
A NOTED BUT T7NTITL.KD WOMAN.
[From Um Boston Glob*.,
%
JT— w. Editor»
The above ia a good likenaaa of lira. Lydia E. Pink •
ham, of Lynn, Maaa., who above all other human baingu
may be truthfully called the "Dear Friend of Woman »
of her correspondents lore to call her. 8h »
la aealouxly devoted to her work, which la the outcome
of a llfo-atudy, and la obliged to keep alx lady
asslaUnta. to help her answer tho large correspondence
which dally poura in upon her, each bearing lta apeclal
burden of Buffering,
Vegetable Compound Ian medicine for good and not
evil purpoeea. 1 have personally mvi-aiigatcd it and
un HatlBfled of the truth of thi*.
joy at release from it. Her
On amount of Its proven mérita. It 1* recommended
i<l prescribed by the best physicians In the country.
One Bays I "It works like n charm and saves much
pain. It will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrlxwa, Irregular and painful
Menstruation, all Ovarian Trouble«, Inflammation and
Ulceration, Floodings, all Displacement* and the con
sequent Mplnal weakness, and 1* es|>eclally adapted to
the Change of Life."
It permeate* every portion of the system, and give«
life and vigor. It removes faint newt, flatulency»
destroy* all craving for stimulants, and relieves weak
__ of the stomach. It cures Bloating. Headaches,
Nervous Proatrntlou, General Debility, flloeplc«Mne*M,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling of hearing
down, cau«ing pain, weight and backache. Is always
permanently cured by its use. It will at all tim« a, and
nnd«r ail circumstance*, act In harmony with the law
that govern* tho female system.
It (Nmt« only fll. per bottle or all for $5., and 1« sold by
druggist's. Any advice required aa to special caars, and
the names of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the use of the Vegetable Compound, can 1 m
obtained by uridreasing Mrs. 1'., with stamp for reply,
at her home in Lynn, Maaa.
For Kidney Complaint of etthrr rex this compound is
Biuiurj.a*MMl aa abundant testimonial« show,
" Mrs. Ptnkham's IJver Pills," says one writer, "i
tJuhfst in the trorld for the cure of Constipation,
Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders In lta apodal line and bids fair
to equal the Compound In its popularity.
All must respect her as an Angel of Merry who««» solo
ambition Is to do jtixkI to others.
Philadelphia, Pa. &)
Mrs. A. M. D.
j ^ POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottles.
DON'T GIVE UP.
FOK
ATARRH' ns tremble I wi h
chronic « atari h
«Hierin
he *d.
C/?rA M '•(•Ilf at time and had
fcjHgs-"*
hotte
Cream Balm whs ex
haunted 1 was cured
and t -day enjoy
«ound health. < f .
i
I
In my
my
h eati.e
,h? y
•ond
of Ely's
«KAI* «OMS
1
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COKBIN,
Chestnut St.. Field
* U Pub.
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I'hflHdtl
House,
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APPLY t.y the.
HAY- FEVER
Uuu It effeetunllr clean»«» the, nasal passages «>r
ratarrlial virus causing healthy secretions. It
alla>b lnflainiiiat'«>ii, protects the meinbranal
Hirings of tin; head from ««Idlll^nal cold«, c
plettTy heals the sores and restores
taste and smeU. Beneficial result»
hv a lew apnllcatlons. A thorough treatment
will cure. Une«inaled for colds in head. Agree
able to u-e. bend for circular. Sold by druggist«
By mall 60c. a package -stamps.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO..
dect6-in,w, fAw
sense of
realized
Oswego, N.Y.
Jg H. M'WHORTER & CO.,
Wlialnaak mid Keull Dealers la .1! KLu'U of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, ETC.,
STEAM ENGINES & SEPARATORS.
NO. 215 WEST FRONT STREET, W1L.« DEL.
dec28wAdw-tf
JGAURA E ROXBURG,
230 EAST LIBERTY ST.
Can cure all kinds of diseases by laying on oi
hands by the power or electricity.
RHEUMATISM, DEA g NEBS
A specialty.
<leclS-l-14
AND CHRONIC
Can farnish beat of reference.
CLOTH MME.
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Ah important feature in
dress is a nicely fitting Pair of
Pants. Without them the
entire suit can be spoiled in
effect. Our cut represents a
customer well pleased with the
faultless hang ot his Pants, a
point of merit in which we
excel.
A. 0. YATES A CO.,
8.
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
•epwlfltlan-M
QUE ASSORTMENT
—OF—
OVERCOATS
es*l
J
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In
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
of
r
John H. Moore's
228 MARKET ST.
—THE—
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines ot all kinds of
Goods lor Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
noviltJani-lfl6_
i
$30,000 lor $2.
Fy2 D POPULAR
MONTHLY DRAW1NU.
Commonwealth
Distribution Co.
In the city of LOUIM VILLE, en
Wednesday, January 31st, '83.
Ou the last day of each month (Sundays
excepted). Repeat*«! adjudication hy Fteleral and
State Courts have placed thia company beyond
the controversy or the law. To this Company
belongs the sole honor ofhavlng inaugurated the
only plan by which their drawings are prov
honest and fair beyond question.
hand a large
N.'B. —The Company has
capital and reserve Bind. Read carefully the list
of prizes for the
JANUARY DRAWING.
.130,000
. 10,000
. 5,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
.10,000
12,000
10,000
2,700
1,800
1 Frise ..
1 Prize.
1 Prize.
10 Prizes, L000 each
20 " 600 "
100 ••
1UÜ
NO
w
too
10 *
L 000
*• Approximation
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.«112,400
L,M0 Prizes
WHOLE TICKETS, «2. HALF TICKETS, «1.
27 Ticket»,«»; »Tickets, «100.
' or Bank Draft ln Letter, or »end
km't send by Registered Letter or
er. Orders of «6 and upward by
express, can be sent at our expense. Address au
orders to R. M. BOA RDM AN. Uourler-Jourusl
Building, Louisville, Ky. A2? *%s-Iy-«8
Remit Mone
o»t
LIQVOM DKAI.KUH.
JOHN P. IWgAHOgj^
SND 60LKAO<NT H .,r
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
WILLIAM MASrtKY
ADkLPHIA
e Celebrated Uartholomay ILmt ester Beer.
i*he brewings we unequalled for purity and
flavor : constantly on hand In ten or
bottled. Mineral water* In all
the different flavor«.
5,7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
49 * 1 * 0111 * and accommodai lug driver«. Orders
ny mall promptly attended to. He 1« also Conner*
ted with the Telephone Exchange.
d his signal
my 1-18
la
W E HOLD IN STOKE AND IN U. S.
BUNDED WAREHOUSES pure rye
whiskies from the following celebrated dis
tillerie«*
A. Overholt A Oo., January 1*79 and
A. Ouckenhelmer A Bro.. May 1879.
John (album, Sou A Co..May 187» and June 1680.
Han ni» Distilling <'.o.,Auguat W7».
Hherwo«xl, November 187» and June 1880.
Neverslnk (Reading, Pa., ) February, 1880.
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
swsds will be sold either in bond or
ibe lowest market rates. Hample«
•tore.
NO. KM MARKET STREET,
my*-»
June 1880.
Tb* abovs
tax paid at
may be seen at
FRaaCIS KKLLY « oo.
QRANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
-nr fact—
THE PUREST. RiCHEST AND BEST BYE
WfalHKY EXTANT.
By the galion or bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
?
Uniform in quality
Euch an« delicate In flavor.
Absolu tel ypure rye.
A sure and safe tonic.
A reliable stimulant
8. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE 8TS.
mvS-ly-25
^COSMOPOLITAN HOUSE.
200 WEST SECOND ST.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
CHOICE LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
THE BEST LAGER IN THE CITY.
Warm Lnnch every morning and Saturday
night. A HA ÜBER,
novtt-tm-flO PROPRIETOR.
pH
(OL ES ALE Lip
in
HAM* AUCH I ft JHB
a.
in
DNEVdMR
Disease
effect, not a canne. Its origin la
within; it« manifestations without. Hence to
cure the disease the n .
other
WARNER'»
(TURK Is
realizes that
must be removed, and
i c.n a cure ever be effected.
FK KIDNEY AND LIVEH
established on lust this principle.
In
95 Per Cent.
of all «tlbcareB arise rroin deranged kidneys and
liver, and It strikes at once at th<> root of Cb« diffi
culty. The elements of which It Is compose«! act
directly upon these great organs, both as a fo«*«l
and restorer, and by placing them in a healthy
condition, «Jrlve disease and pain from the system.
For the Innumerable troubles caused bj^ un
healthy Kidney. Liver and Urinary Organ'« ; for
the distressing Disorders of Women ; for Malaria,
and for physical derangements generally, thlc
r ireat remedy tins no equal. Beware of Imposter?,
irritations and concoctions said to trelustasgoo«!.
Vor Diabetes, ask for WAUNKK'H SAFE 1)1 A
BKTES CUKE.
For Sale hy all dealers.
H. H. WAKNER A «X»,,
BOOHEHTER. N.
m
3 PYST
* dr * ,
11
urasu
[ BEFORE — AND — AFTER ^
1
£tg\
i Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' 1 rial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD,
suffering from Nkrvocs DEBILITY.
.iTY, Lack or Nbbvk Forts an»
W ASTI no Weaknesses, and nil those diseases
K.r.'AONAi, Nati hk resulting from abuses snd
Sp«-edy relief and complete resto
.vinoR and Manhooüiiuaiuktecd.
i'Ovitv of llie Nineteenth Century.
Illustrated Pamphlet free. Address
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VIlTAir. REIT SO.. MARSHALL, MICH.
40?:
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DR. A. RUSSELL,
Office 515 Tatnall Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Twenty years experience In the treatment of all
NBHV-U* AND CHRONIC DISEASES of both
si'xee with pur 1 y Concentrated Vegetable Me«l|
clneH. Such as Disease* of the Kblu. ys. Bladder,
Ul«*od, and Urluart Organs l.lver Complaint,
Nervous Debil ty, Lost Manhood, Diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, Skin, Eyes, Ears, Henrt.
Stomach. Bowels etc. Tape «nd all other worms
remove«! In a few hours without Tasting or _
. Consultation free. Hours, 9 a. m. f to 8
& ra. Sunday 10 a, m , to 4 p. in. No exhorta
nt charges. Janl-1-40
sick
MONltAW UTAH
gUB8CRIBl FOK
THE SUNDAY STAR.
n
44
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUNDAY STAR,
44
—Tit A ~
Only Sunday Newspaper
•m—
WILMINGTON.
All the Local
-AND
Telegraphic News 1
Strictly Non-Partisan.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES AS
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
AN
"THE STAR
»
la served to subscriber* roughout the city
e«rly on Sunday mornings at the
moderate price of
TWELVE CENTS A MONTH. PAYABLE
AT THE END OF THE MONTH.
SINGLE COPIES, THREE CENTS
ADDKRHp
.!, B. BELL
NO. 502 KiN (r ST
MIA CEL I. AN KO VA.
BEN.T. S. CLARK,
NO. 407 MARKET ST.
W< are «1 i.-mla>ing this season ibe largest and mom elegant stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS
n
Ever offered by
The «took ha* boon selected with great care, and every article Is warranted
to be
represented. The
k
Ibraces
GOI.D AND SILVER WATCHES of every Style, DIA
MOND EAR KINGS, DIAMOND FINGER RINGS,
DIAMOND DACE PINS, OPERA GLASSES
AND JEWELRY
Of every kind
•1 description. All of which will be «old at the lowest figure«.
BEN J, S. CLARK,
407 MA RKE T STREET.
J OHN MEALEY,
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware lor
WERNER & CO.'S
Champagne Wine,
dec4-lm -raw r_
PRICE LIST.
Per Case 12 Qta.
34 Pts
$7.00
do
$*.00
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 Cases
10 Cases
25 Cases
5 per cent.
- 10 per cent.
15 per cent.
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. BASS ALE. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to A. E Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE tVJ HAVE OfENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our Wareroora Contains the Largest and Choicest Selection ol
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered In Delaware, made expressly for our new wareroom from
the newest designs and at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BRO.
•H'tT-jfi-tr
C11E A. I » JOHN,
No. 410 Market Street,
Offers extra inducements to the frugal CHRISTMAS BUYER to
purchase goods that will suit a limited purse. CROCKERY,
CUTLERY, HARDWARE, VASES, LAMPS, (we have
there) and all articles that are either useful or ornamental. It
will pay anyone to call and learn prices.
1
CHEAP JOHN, 41 G Market
Street
'
' Wilmington, Delaware.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CONI' E C T IONS
PUT UP IN HANDSOME BASKETS AND BOXES,
Which arc particularly desirable for a present at this season of the year.
Attention is invited to our large variety of fine CAKES, which
pleased to serve in large or small quantities. Persons desiring the BEST
and FRESHEST
visiting the city will find our DINING ROOM supplied with all the
delicacies of the season at reasonable priées.
e are
always be accommodated. Ladle* and Gentlemen
G. BYRON MORSE.
1300 CHESTNUT ST., PHIL A.
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FARMERS USE A RELIABLE
IFERT 1LIZER T
FOK WHEAT USE PACIFIC GUANO.
flpW°One of the best Fertilizers ever used in New
Castle county. For facts of the case inquire ot
Samuel Hanby. Norris Talley, Curtis C. Hanby, T. S.
Robinson, Charles Talley, ( '. M. Talley and others.
A. SCOTT & SON, General Agents,
Ward P. ()., Concord Station, Balto. Central R. R
J W. HINKSON, Trawling Agent.
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Special Announcemf,nt
Special Announcement !
Samuel Lees,
Nos. 3, 5, 7 and 9 N. Second Street, (above Market) Philada,
offers great Inducements in
BLACK SILKS, CASHMERES, DREHS GOODS, TABLE L1NEK8, MUBLINH,
GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, ETC.
STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST JOBBING RATES.
SAMUEL LEES,
NOB. 8, 6, 7 and 9 NORTH SECOND STREET and NORTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH and SPRING
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GARDEN STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
Dr.
CLARK JOHNSON'S
W Indian Blood Syrup
Cures all diseases of the Stomach, Liver
Bowels, Kidneys, Skin and Blood.
Millions testify to its effioaoy in heal
ing the above named diseases, and pro
^4/ nounce it to be the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAIN T
Gu aranteed to cure Dyspepsia.
ffAGENTS WANTED.*!!
Laboratory 77 W 3d St, New York City. Druggists sell it
TRADE MARK