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Reprinted from Saturday
1.. - qfc
Judge IV out ton Not In Hanger.
[Special dispatch
Georgetown, March 17.—Tho report that
Judge Woollen U dangcrouttly ill in untrue.
He is suffering from a very bad cold aud is
routined to Ills room, but is improving aud
is not seriously 111.
'4.15
the Gazelle. J
Oflt('ii»l M .lires.
The official reportUngtatrar Frazer for
the week eudiug March 17, 188tf, is
lows :
Total number 01 deaths, St; bom in the
United States, Jl; white, 30; black, 11; males,
14; females, 17; adults, 17; minors, 14; died
lu the almshouse, 2; Coroner's cases. 1.
Under 1 year, «*: 1 to 2, 2; 2 to 5; 3; 5 to
10, 1; 10 to lfi; 2: :.\> to .30, 8; .30 to 40, 2;
40 to V), 1; 50 to «s», 1; 00 to 70, ,3; 70 to
80, 1 ; 80 to 90, i; stillborn, 5.
Causes of death—•Consumption, 3; pneu
moula, 2: small-pox, 3; ateiactasis, acute
Brights disease, asthma, eerebro meningitis,
cerebrospinal meningitis, cystitis, cape 11 ary
bronchitis, catarrh
morbus, croup catarrhal, incmLraucous
croup, catarrh, congestion of lungs, conges
tion ol left luog, dropsy of pericardium,
malaria, marasmus, paralysie, pulmonary
congestion, scarlet fever, softening of brain,
typhoid fever, valvular disease of heart, one
each.
By wards—First, 2; Second, 2: Third, .3;
Fifth, 4; Sixth, 4: Seventh. 5; Eighth, 4;
Ninth, 2: Tenth, 3; Eleventh, 2.
Brought here for interment, 3; sent away,
Number of deaths for the corresponding
week last year, 29.
Births reported during the week, 29;
males, 14; females, 15.
By wards—Second, 7; Third, 1; Fourth,4;
Fifth, 3; Sixth, 3: Seventh, 5; Eighth, 2;
Ninth, 3; Tenth, 1.
During the week two white marriages
were reported. E. B. Fkazer, Registrar.
A Tea Swindler.
A young man went to Dover last week
selllug tea for 30 cents a pound, offering
furniture as a premium with each package.
He operated on Green street aud had little
difficulty in swindling a lot of people and
getting out of towu. The foilowiug Is
a list of those who purchased tea, aud
the amouuts they expeuded aud the style
and kind ot furniture they Were to re
ceive: Thomas Pearson, set parlor
furniture, one organ, $13.80; Mrs. John
Parsons, lied room set, $2.80; Isaac
Pearson, one organ, $2S(/; Mrs. Gideon
Blizzard, one stt furniture,one carpet,$5.80;
Jas. D. Boggs, one patent rocking chair, 80
cents ; Mrs. Peter Waitey, one bed-room
set, $2.80; Robert Pearson, one set
parlor furniture, one organ. $10.80; Hugh
McCallum, one marble-top stand, 30 eeuta;
Mrs. Powell, oue toilet set, 20 yards carpet,
$5. About a year ago some of the same
parties were caught by
who worked the same territory with
a potato bug destroyer, which he
sold for 25 cents per package,
around just before the plants were up, and
directed the package not to be
broken until ready for use (when he
would lie far away.) One purchaser
could not rest, but broke his open, when he
discovered the Bell —two blocks of wood
labeled 44 death to tater bugs." Of course
the bugs had to be caught before they could
be killed.
I
fol
breast, cholera
of
4.
d
fellow
Will Recover HIh Money.
A. R. Robinson of Drawbridge, Sussex
county, an account of whose loss by robbery
of a draft for $2,000, was published last
week has received in formation that
the draft lias reached the bank
at which it is payable. The
bank, of course, refused payment. The
lurtlefl wlio presented the draft at the
Western bank claim that they won it
from Mr. Rohiuson while gambliug,
aud want Mr. Rohiuson to go West, so
they can bring suit there for payment.
This of course 1* only a sly doilge, as
oue knowiug Mr. Robinson, believes he
would engage iu a game of clianee. By
the advice of his attorney, J. il. Paynter,
Esq., Mr. Robinson will lemain East aud
allow the parties to bring suit here if they
want. The law, of course, is on Mr. It's
side, and there is very little doubt but thut
he will finally recover his money.
Bright 's DiseiiH«*, Diabetes.
Beware of the stuff that, pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kiduey,
Urinary or Liver Diseases, as they
lieve for a time aud makes yoü ten times
worse afterwards, but rely solely ou Hop
Bitters, the only remedy that will s
and permanently cure you. it destroys and
removes the cause of disease so effectually
that it never returns.
ly rc
■iy
A Narrow Fscape.
An employe of the Harlan *fc Hollings
worth Company made a narrow escape yen
ter da y from being
bound train at the P., VV. A B. depot. He
was so drunk, he seemed totally oblivious
of the fact that had assistance arrived a
minute later he would have been killed.
An Old Burial.
The funeral ol Mar
79, took place from th«*
T. G. Gayley, No. 417 South F.ighth street,
Philadelphia, yesterday. Deceased was tin
widow of the iiev. Samuel M. Gayley, who
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
Giiß city, about 25 years ago.
over by tin* south
G. Gayley, aged
.1 her
T he M»(Hh
The society dr;
tlirop,
Madih
for over »50 nights consecutively, will be
presented iu this city before the close of the
season.
Sipiare Theati
Gompnny.
, "Vouug Mrs. VViu
ruuuiiig at the
hieb has bee
Square Theatre, New York city.
Cure for KlieiimaliHiit.
Those who ur<* all!icted with rlicuinatisin
can be iMtrmaueutly cured by Dr. J. B.
Welch, 508 West street. Different remedies
for different forms. Can furnish unques
tionable references.
You cau have an accidental policy
yourself for $5,000, or as per week if hurt,
hy upplylng tu J. K. «utterly, agent. No.
:ioa Market, st
•t. aeml or »-all and get
papers. Office up btairs, opeu in the
evening.
CITY ITEMS
Ghrlettield & Beat.
.sutterley fli Go.. Photographers, 304 Market st
THE KAILKOaiB.
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
PHlLA.— 4.00*— 4.43* — 6.30—6.66 7.001—7.60
—k.lOf— 8.16—y.OOJ—9.39J—9.58t—lO.30~ 11.63 a.
in;—14.00f lu;— 14.16—14.3K—1.63—4.301—4.00—
6.17*—6.30t—fl.10—6.38*—7.46—7.30*—W.56*pui.—
Naw Yohk — 4.00*—4.43*—6.30—7.60—U. 60—
11.63 a. lu— 12.3R—1.63—6.17*—6.38*—7.46 p.m.
Baltimore—1.05*—1.44*—4.51*— 8.06* — v.17
.—14.46—1.00—1.09—6.00—6.00—6.67—
10.00 a.
11.04* p. m.
W ASH II» «»TON—1.44*
—1.00—1.09—6.67— 11.04» p. m.
Baltimorh
1.06*—W.17 10.
.61*—8.06—ff.17 a.
INTBKMKDIAT1I stations—
tt. m;—1.80— 6.Ü0 p. Oi. •
* Trains running both dally and Sunday.
tTralns running only on Sunday.
J Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue;
Dhlawarv Kailhoad— 6.00*—W.lo a. in;—1.06
—3.00*—6.46f p. m. No Sunday trains.
* For New Castle only
t For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WiLxiNOTOM a North BUM bailboai>— 7.40 a.
\B;—1.35—6.14 p. m.
DBLAWARB WlWTKKN K AI LROAD— 7.06—10.80
a. m;— 6.U0 p. in. Sunday trains lO.Sua. m—6.00
TRAINS Alt LIVE A1 W UaMIim» i(>N FROM
Phil
8.04*
—1.07
—6.48—7.36f—7 66— «. 60—10.38—10.68 p. m.
York—1.34*—4.47
14.60-1.07—4.66— 6.48«— 10.58 p.
—Tl. 60-—1.0*1—1.34*—4.47*—7.46
.14—W.06—lCi.lOi— U.l»b—14.86 a. ill:—14.60
-4.30f —4.60— 4.36— 4.66— b.40—6.63—8 4C
N
8.04t— V.14 a.
ItALTIMORE—1.61* -4.1
Bl.— 1 2.30—1.6U-6.11 *
— WaB HI VO COW—1.51 *—4.13—11.43 a.
34—0.64—11.43 ».
-7.44—W 4w* •». ui.
.Mi
i.58—6.11*—6.80*—7.44—0.40* p. in.
* Ifoth dally and .Sunday.
t On Sunday only.
D«CLAWA!IHRAI
— 11*5*—6.i»6 p. m
* From Nsw Gastlsoniy.
15* •« .
No SUoday Lai
Wilk»«tox A N
8.40—11.40 a. m;—6.46 p. t\i.
Dilavirs Wkhtbrv Hail road—?. 00 a. m;—
'4.15 y. in. Sunday trails s.10 a. m.;—4.40 p. m
TRAINS I.LA VL KtR WULBtlWQTON
Philadelphia Nbw ItjaoAD Stiuiht Depot—
11.30*—3.66*—6.80—7.204--8. üO— 8.41—8.36f—10.18
-11.80-11.60 a. m:— 1* as—l.34f—1.32—3.16—
4.02— 4.26— 6.06- 6.20-6
—0.30—10.00—11.32* p. in
1-iBOAD AUD W ABH1H01
as—a.ost—e.aa—s.au*
■o» ivaire»—a.so-a.oo
—10.15 a. m:—l.ao—8.10—* JO—4.15 p. m.
in
New Gartlk—B.33—1(
«»— 11.4B a in. 4.4«
I
* Daily and Sunday,
t On Sunday oui?.
Mr Th« lilMk ttgur«j* III« l.ludtori
Kcpr«Mi trial;.*.
iTjTiJail
rti«tr Arrival anti j Departur«. Taking
KItect July lut, 1 MM2.
Tli® Post ( »filer iu thlsjftity will t>® open daily,
. to « p. m.
. On
in. Private
The whole
The
sxcept Sunday, from 4.30 a
Private boxes are accessible until 11 p.
Sundays open from 8 3oto «30 a.
boxe* .uvenslbla from 6 in 8 p. m.
sale stamp window will flo*e
order sftloe will c
at 6.Ü0 p. u.
MAILS ULOHU |S KIIICWI:
mk
ney
Wilmington A North
Pa., and points on the Itad
of Ohndd f s Ford. 7.40 a. in.
Philadelphia closed pcjuch. 8.80 a. tu.
Philadelphia and wayimall, v.uu a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, ». a. m.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenberg,
10.00 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 aim.
Philadelphia, New l ork and all points east
and west. 1.30 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all point« east
and west, 4.40 p. m
Philadelphia and N(iw York cities closed
pouches, 9.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west <|tf l^ancaster, and all
points west and southwest «.86 p. m.
All points uurth, east, west and southwest,
1.00 p. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
fhrougb malls.
SOUTH.
altimoreand way iiiall, 7.-I0 a. m.
Washington and all ]|>olnU south, 7.4o a. in.
All points
Supplementary mall for the Peninsula, 9.00
Railroad to Reuding
tlmore Ueutral south
which is sont south
the I'enlnsula. 8.30a. in.
Haiti in ore, Washington aud all point« south,
1*4.30 p. ui.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, i.ikton and
Havre de Grace, 14.30 I». ui.
Point.« on Italtimore Central, between Port de
Posit, Northeast aud Oftiadd'K Ford.14 30 p. tu.
Baltimore and Hay Ijue steamer«, 4.40 n. m.
Puni usuIn n«rrth of Harrington, Inoludlng
Del;»ware Gltyand St. Georgen. 6.l*o p. iu.
Halttmore, closed poitch, o.6o p. m.
Baltimore, WasMng|l<
11.00 p. m.
MA 11.6 AKRIVa AN
d all points vouth
vaar.
WlHuIngton & Northern Railroad,
d .30 p. in.
From New York. PlUladeipbu, Washington
And all other points. d.3u n. ui.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west. 8 b 3o a. m.
From way mail troiui Phltadeipnia. 8.30 a. m.
From Peninsula
all north of Harrington
9.1 'o a. iu.
Italtimore an.» way ma» I. 9.60 a. m.
Kaltimore, 14. ÿo m.
From Peninsula mail, 14.3U p. iu.
from Philadelphia, Now York and point*
nortli and east. 1.30 p. iu.
Baltimore. Washington and pointa
l
i
south, 4.40 p. m.
From Delaware Won tern Railroad, 4.40 p.m.
From Philadelphia, N
north and east. 6.40 p. in.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, >.40 n. in.
Carriers dellverle« r|« follows : 0.3U a. m.. gen
eral; 10.00 a. in., partlil; 1.80 p. in., general; 4.00
p. m., partial.
Collections from ströet boxes are made by the
_ Triers at 6.30 and 10.00 a. m.,1.30 and 4.00 p. in.
An additional colle<itioa will be made at 7.30
p. in. from all boxed between .lefierson and
I^ouhard and Water and Tnlrteenth streets
Inclusive. On Sunduiy a full collection will be
Local letters for carriers'
«oslted In tlie Post Office
» hour of delivery.
W. Y. SWlOGtriT. Postmaster.
York and points
made at 6.00 p.
delivery should beds]»
ten mlnufrs before the
hiatus.
AUSTIN. — Ne
lug of tin* «Ibliiht., Katie E. daughter
»I the late William >1. W. A
Men
ville, N. J. ou th
Due notice of the f
eral will lie given.
UNO ER TA K ERS .
vv
ILBON'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
«10 KING STREET.
Ceiiu*-cLed with Telephone Exchange.
Signal No. J68
Ice not used iiiiIcbs rhiue»t<*d. Open all night.
J. a;. WILSON,
fumkkal Dll
4-12-14
JOHNSON A BARNHILL,
Furnishing Undertakers,
a. W. COR. TENTH & MARKET, ST8.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
itJChlDKN«
L. HARRY J<«n.N»dN,
617 Jefferson st.
. T. HA KN II ILL,
«I Tatual ala.
wpn-mwMy-l
Akr F.ST A I[L1SH ED 1*
Luther W. Palmer
UNDERTAKER.
Bodies Preserved with or w ithout ice.
No. 221 Shipley Street.
febü-14-ly
Teleplu
•' b'lial, No. 12.7
I DELAWARE UARPET HOUSE,
*' NU. »M MAUKK-I' »TKK.ICT
We have Jub|
:*1v«m 1 a larg*.
-Jor tin
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE FLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
OARFET1N GS
Also a large assortment of—
OU, UI.OTH8, MATlTNDb AN!) WIN
DOW HUADE8.
*#"Glve
a « ali aud satisfy yourself that we
giving bargalnb.*%a
HENRY GREBE.
st
WILMINGTON. UK
EVERY LADY
SHOULD 8UBSCK1HK FOR
Strawbridge & Clothier's
Fasuiqn Quarterly.
a.
EVERY NUMBERCONTAIN» :
, d engravings, illustrating
lb«* new thing* In évery department «r fashion.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAIN»:
music, lu most c
instrumental.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAIN»:
The price of all l|;inds of Dry Goods, t
with descriptions and engravings to si
they look like.
Nearly one tin
F<
pagos of
i original,
either vocal
ogether
•" what
a.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS;
Valuable origiiml artlcles mostly Illustrated, on
bjects that treal of the adornment of th** per
son. the beautifying of home, and the newest
things in art
rk.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Instructions how the distant consumer e
satisfactorily ulid
of tlie city.
PRICE, 50 CENT# PER YEAR.
SPECIMEN COPIES, 15 CENTS.
. .. »llOp
economically as residents
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Eighth and Market Sts., Phila.
4C
Jan3-itaw-öm
Trunks and Traveling Bags !
J. A. CONNER,
Reliable Harnes» and Trunk Manufacturer, has
removed to his new st<»re,
NO. 4 EAlST FOURTH STREET,
where you will find the largest assortment o
Harness «»'ink*. Bags, etc., In the city. Ladies
and gentlemen spuckst books and ludles shopping
hags sold at reasonable prices, l'rumpt attention
MAU*ntw?Mr lrunk * and lravell "K bags.
».
ui.
.Mi
WAXAMAKMK * BMOWV.
a
P.,
Between Times.
For early Spring wear we
have, among many others, two
lines of very fine Fiench Fancy
Cassimere Sack Coat Suits, cut
in very stylish fashion, whicli
we will sell at $20. This is
abour four-fifths value. They
are worth the attention of
young men seeking a be tween
season suit.
Wanamakeh & Bkown,
by
Oak HALL, Sixth and Msirket Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
CROCKER » H A RE.
NOTICE!
We have decided to close
out our Glass, Crockery and
Chirm ware business by April
1st. As we must have room
we offer our entire stock of
these goods at cost.
FLINN & JACKSONS,
*219 Market Street.
^JEORGE STECK Ac CO.'S
PATENT TON K>»U»T A I N KH
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
.lust
le aseorlineui. ni
elo
braUd and unrivaled Planes. We take pleasure
In showing
Hu perl« Hl.M*k
all luU-re«te<l.
ALBERT KRELL
»ULF. AU K NT,
S. W. Cor. 4th & Elm Sts.,
CINCINNATI, O.
J^TKKDLE
(4 AS LAMP
-e»K
50 Candle-Power
?
ceedlng the light of 3 ordinary gi
adllghl oil. Price |3. C. <». D.
^«arntlve View 4 ' of annual «-.out of
Jets. H
In
* *«
or 280 c.
mg, by 6 "Nee«lle Gas" l.anipb
Jets feltf. l Electric Lanin 1
tub of GRAND ALMA LIGHT (
<'ha Udell
*. Ill
Ilgbll
20 coal gab
»e»; pros pec
Uapitallst HHhiMdatcb treated with,
of 4U0 C. P. U» order. Table Lamps of M) U. P.|3
.7"
70.
W. B. ROBINS
Patentee and Manulacturer,
1(1*2 Main Street, (2nd floor,
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
)
W KTAKK FLKABURK IN UAJ.LING
THE ATTENTION »*K
PIANO
—AND—
ORGAN
lb. ye
r NEW, l.AKGK
lo
•1 ELEGANT
•k, Just opened. W
;ul of hibtruiueuta
ff«-r the ffu«..»t
lound in the city, at
Persons wishing to
their luteres
e In tihowiiig
eiitlou lo all.
the moHl templing prices.
pH I chase will flit
a call.
greatly
We lake pleasu
d lu giving
gi
iiblruiut*
whether they wish to buy
lot.
I). S. JOUNSTON & CO.,
46 and 48 West Fifth St.
FOUNTAIN BQUARK
CINCINNATI
1883.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY— 1« Paget.
Suited
to Boys and Girls of from
6 to 16 years of age.
Vol. iv, commencing November 7, 1882.
The Young FKOPLK has been from the first suc
cessful beyond anticipation.— N. Y. Evening
Post.
It has a distinct purpose, to which ll steadily
adheres—that, namely of supplanting the vicious
for the young with a paper more attrac
well as
on
per
E*vSf
Journal.
For neatness, eleg
tents generally, It u
tlon of the kl
Pittsburg Gazette,
wholesome.—Boston
*e of engraving, and
unsurpassed by any publlca
nd yet brought to our notice.—
TERMS :
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE,
Per Year, Postage Prepaid,
Single Numbers, Four Cents each.
Specimen copy sent on receipt ofThree Cents.
Hie Volumes of Harper's Youhg People for
1881 and 1882, handsomely bound in Illuminated
Cloth, will he sent by mall, postage prepaid, on
receipt of |3,00 each. Cover for Youno People
for 1882, 35 cents: postage, 18 cents additional.
Remittances should be made by Postofflce
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertlsemen*
without the express order <-r Harper A Bros.
Address
$1.50.
!
has
o
HARPER & BROS.,
Naw you.
uer-noa*
REPRINTED FROM SATURDAY
RUNAWAY l.ADH.
Two Boys Captured at the Depot by 8er
ffWant Jonen.
About ton days ago Sheriff Martin re
ceived a letter from the Sheriff of Sussex
couuty, telling him to be on the lookout for
a boy by the name of Edward Collins, 12
years of age, who had robbed his uucle,
William Conway, In Georgetown, and then
run away. A full description of the lad
was sent with the letter, the contents of
which were given to Detective Jones at the
P., W. & B. station.
Jones who is always on the lookout for
offenders, kept his eye opeu aud about 1
o'clock he spied votimr Collins, dressed in
open aud about X
clock he spied young Collins, dressed in
heavy boots, blue pantaloons, dark coat,
aud a black slouch liât, approaching the
depot iu company with a lad a little older
than himself.
The boys were at once taken iu custody
and marched to Jones' private office, when*
they wore closely questioned. Collins ad
mitted his identity, aud further acknowl
edged that be had iirokeu opeu aud robbed
his uncle's trunk of $7 iii money. He bad
ins uncle s trunk ol in money.
>aid his way to Wilmington on the
ug by easy stages and laying over at stations
He did not have a very good
he was going or what were his
eara.com
by the way.
idea of where
intentions.
The other lad, who gave his name as
Edward Sedgwick, aged 15, also from
Georgetown, declared that he was on his
way to West Chester. There was no charge
against Sedgwick, but the pair of young
tramps were taken to tbe Hall and locked
up. Sheriff Martin being notified of their
arrest. William Conway was telegraphed
to. aud the lads will be detained until further
advices are received from Georgetown.
The boys will be taken to New CaRtle on
the 8 o'clock train this evening where they
will be
until Monday, when their
parente Ælre.
A MlauudersHandlng.
A middle aged woman cause» I consider
able excitement on King street above Sixth
tlila morning, by accusing a farmer with
keeping a email amount of chauge she had
bad left in hla care while ahe went an errand,
threat* of law and vengeance failed to con
vince the farmer that he was acting dishon
estly In refuging to hand the ainouul over
to the woman who stated that she waa a
widow and had
fore very short in money matters. She re
ceived aid from a uumber of (lersona who
heard her story.
employment, aud there
The Lord's .Supper.
The sacrament ot the Lonl'a Supper will
Im* atlmluiatered iu the Ceutral Presbyterian
Church to-morrow morning at 1U.30 by the
pastor, Rev. J. II. Nixon, D. I). Service«
will also lie held in the evening at 7.30.
That lluebaml ol Mine
lie waa before he be
I« three time« the
gan lining "Wells' Health Renewer. $1
Druggiat«.
»The man who kn«
B 1'mkham und her
women is wanted for a juryman,
clearly prove« that he do
—S. Y. Ht yith r.
Til K LIT V NAKHKTS.
<*thlug of Mrs. Lydia
iverclgn remedy for
The tact
not reud the pa|»ers.
Local (Jo'italioiiH Lorrexiteil Dally lu Ui«
SUree» Market.
rn«uu BTO.
Uorrkctsd Daily by Tub William Lba 4
N«*B (Jour any, Hrawuywinb Mill»—
wholesale.
retail,
Patsnt
»i.oua FUR HAU L.
Win. Lea A Son's Best' Roller
" »* »• r 50
Ollfton F.F.F Extra
Poutaxat F. do. Faullr do
Kirkwood Holler Gn
Occidental
Su|»crfiuu
lo
7 7 6
7 4*
6 76
7 46
a 60
d,
7 10
do
6 76
-■ j:»
d<
■
• < •
P<
Best middling».
Best ship staff.
Gatlins,
Oorn shorts.
Brau,
Goru meal, tl
Gorn meal, white,
Goni meal, coarse.
*44.60
43.50
17
17
I
yellow, 4o.0o
30.00
48.60
UR.1I.
per bushel.
Prime long-berry wheat.
Prime yellow com,
Screenings,
I 18
N
HAY, raiD, BTC.—CORKHOTKD DAILY BY W. J.
MORROW, MO. 417 FRMHCH BTBBBT:
per bu
r ewt
A 1.10
X
Hay..
Straw
Oats.
Bran, double bushel. 60
Crocked
Middlings,double bushel
Co&rae meal..
Gorn
Shelled corn .
Ground corn and oats
N
BO
76
H Q
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66
HUTTBR, BOOM. POULTRY, MTU.,—OORRMOTKU
MMMMIC'K. THIRD HTHHKT MARKKT.
Print butter, per ft» wholesale.! .«w ti
Print " " " retail.40 tt
4 " wholesale. .40 tt
4 44 retail.,
r dozen.
DAILY
I .36
.4..
Tub
Tub
Eggs, wholesale,
Eggs, retail, i
Ghickons, alive wholesale
Ghlokens, dresse, d wholesale.. .13 <tÿ
Ghickeuti.aUvo, retail
Chickens, dressed, retail.16 tt
Cheese, wholesale, per pound
Ghees«, relall, "
Turkeys, wholesale, dressed.16
Turkeys, retail, dressed
M
.18
.19
:
. .45 if
. .14 tt
.47
.16
.14
.18
.08 ft
.15
■ lu
.18
)
.17
BK Kg CORUKOTKO DAILY BY WILLIAM C'LAVKV,
HKC'iNU MTKKKT MARKICT.
Sirloin steaks per pound.
Kuuip steaks per pound.
Hound steakb per («ound.
Kib roast per pound.
Ghurk roast per pound...
Stewing pieces.
Bolling bits per
Shins,.
Kidney fat,per pound.
hambohops, per Jiound...
Iuiinh roasts, per pouud...
Mutton chops, per pound.
Mutton roaeD, per pound.
Veal cutlets, per pound...
. .40 a .46
.16 U .18
.40
. .14 a .16
i6 tt .14 y.
.8 tt .»6
pound.
. .46 tt .60
.41
.16
,4U
16
.14 tt .16
.40 tt .46
, per pouad
.10 tt
.18
roKK arc., eoKKKorao
HT A LL U, hKOONUHTKEK'I MAKKKT.
wholesale
. 14
ILY BY H.
• DII.L,
retail
Siuoked ham».
Shoulders..
Dried beef.
halt Hitch.
Iffolns and suuso««
Fresh shoulder».
18
11
13
«4.
at
to
all.
Fork steak and saaSOfS..*.
Haum..
Flitch.
Fresh hums and fllUals
Siuoked bacon.
Scr&ppel..
Pigs feet.
Bologna sausage.
Liver pudding.
I^ard.
I
I
14
H
14
:
16
.
I
M
um
16
U
16
VIBB, OORKBDT1CD DAILY BY FOWBLL, THIRD
STRUT MARKBT.
it
Pike.
Lake shad.
Blseoes..
Pollock.
Rock fish, per pound
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Gatflsh, pur
Msrkerel, p
Black fish..
Bluo bass..
Terrapin per dozen..
Haddock.
Market cod.
Pickerel..
Smelts..
Yellow perch...••
. .16
.. .10
. .1JR
.16
.16
.16
.40
.
pound.
piece
13
.$ 6.00 tt
. .08
8.00
18
.... 16
«« I
.10
suc
vieniiUM.
Potatoes, per hall-peck.
Sweet potatoes, per half peck..
Cabbage, por head.
Turnips, per half peck.
Celery, per hunch.
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(SMITH BUILDING.)
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Th. I..rr.it, B«.t «od ChMpwt A»»onin«n1 of
WALL PAPERS
-AND
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IN THE CITY,AND THE MOST SKILLED
WORKMEN.
Paper as low a>> to cents per piece in grea
varietv. Window nhades ns low as » cents. \ou
hhould certainly see our assortment before pur
chasing elsewhere. In order that tho** moving
Oil Marcli mil be not delayed with their work an
extra force of men lias been engaged; but von
Hhould give us your order ns noon i»h possible.
* *
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«10 MARKET 8T., (SMITH BUILDING.)
DAMS AND BROTHER
No .'»04 Market Street,
—CHEAP—
Cash Variety Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
EASTER CARDS
AND CUT PICTURES.
DRY GOODS.
HOKir.m.
NOTION»,
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BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
CROCK KKV, TIN.
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KAU, II KM P,
INGRAIN AND
»TAI R CARPET.
»TA IK ROD»,
CURTAIN».
TABLE, BTAIR and FLOOR Oil. CLOTH«
Larged and eheapenl Hue ol Lamps. Lanterns,
Vases lu endless variety. Table and Pocket ent
ry, Express Wagons. Velocipedes, Toy sotall de
scriptions, Dolls, Doll-Heads, Doll-11.»dies, Doll
Uarrlagea. The LARGEST, CHEAPEST
BEST Hue ol
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-SOLE AO bn IS VOR—
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of goods and pries® before purchasing.
ft.lt.l4-4a.dA»
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SEED.
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1)
GARDEN SEED.
A Full Line ol' Henderson'
Tested Garden and
Flower Seeds at
s
No. 5, E. Second St., Wil., He
W SEND FOR (JATAIiOOUE.
Yyi*RAPPING PAPER.
WOODBINE MILLS.
LABEL KFdil»TKItiri*>
GUARANTEED FULL COUNT
WKkuiiuaky fini, 1878.*%«
II »HKKT» TO THE QUIRE
»THAW WRAPPING,, to l«e lull (Staud
count, should have 18 «dieelbïlu !ea«*h Quire,
2U Quire» lo each buudle.
* -t O
ir ««*Tber*. Is much paper new being sold with
16 an**' Lb to the quire, and In some chhch
b. These raets are not known to the t
the paper being low In price, they do
think ol th«; nuiul»er of Hne«*!» they *<-1
bundle. COUNT your PAPER. A»k for
I '
WOODBINE,
and lake nothing «*l»e, as tills brand Is G
be FULL (HUndard) count,and so Is FA It
« -il KAI Kit to tlir consuui«.r than a lower «rlc«
paper, put up with LKStt sheets
the Quire,
Auk the flrin you buy of to give you "WOOD.
BINE MILL»'' Wrapping, and take nothing
else, as this paper Is the cheapest in the market.
Count, Quality .Weight & Color
ooDildered. If yeu caunot get of the flrin you
deal with, then try elsewhere. Uo not be Induce«!
to buy any paper but the
WOODBINE MfLLS
RHEUMATISM AND COuT CURED
Wii »»il w
'"'U establish l»y a chain of evidence
w"icn every inquiry but mukea strenger, that W4
have the only real, or radicul remedy for Rheumatic
Disorders, and we put thut evidence within tho reach
pr every sufferer without money and without price,
claim thut no one but the fool will turn to it udeaj
^'lose Ids eyes to the glad tiding/ we bring tc
his hlighptl life. In justice to us, to you, to v
dependent families, and to the consummation of youi
life h ambition before you were stricken down
disease, we ask you to go with us for a few moments
to tbe homos of softie who have drank of the waten
»/ /ye and are now full of the joy of health, ready
tell lo tho world their glad experience. We will give
you no false stutemeut, and make no ass« rtioy which
cannot, by proper Inquiry (by letter or l rough
r f e ruS ! lhi Pr0be4 *• ^ bollum found to be full
m
I
Amo., M; ûM Mr prr.nl .pu. .How.
Faarl Be, Brooàiyn— S«var« Bbaumatlo
r
Mr. Hull ug*,
Gout.
Dr. Osemmerer, 147 Boltlo Bi.. Brooklvn — Acut- a.,A
n hrouio RUeumatio GoutS »ear*. 1 " * u "
Mr. koebaler, SS6 Com t St., Brooklyn -Sciatica Bhruniatlan,
»^ysawkqft expended over $1000 la »œu«atu«n
Tklrt *«»»•, Brookl,.-up.no,
gS-Tp" ol" I Ä"rT A ""
Dr. Onndrloh. K.w Tor» Cllr-Cbrool. Ub'im.il.o,
Ir.. Willtun.ob, M Orov. Bl., Brw Tork "",lbi. „„„
SwkÛiSaVSZ 1 ' 104 Vor» —Cbroulr
.17
other medicine* a
Ohrea
ol
for
To
Butlm Ul Kldbe T "' k - Ct ~"" ■"*"
JS&SSZAfLXr* *-»
B B " # , d «•ndenwn know many others oared br our
E.JJ. oC EheumaUem. Dysi^i»!«, U»t r and Kidney DlooXbir.
fllmular. .i.h or wrlu u. for
uSïlmtoïïSÏ ' "* **"
aimoty . Adorn, di Co., BO Atlantic Av.,
gya wi »»« inwuuw at., w. ».ol
the day
mkuival.
A
terday
aliout
»treet
In
arm»
I1S0
«aid
baa
very
you
ot
Into
been
will
from
Don't fail to try the Great
Remedy, the CELEBRATED
H. H. H.
MEDICINE
A Friend to the Afflicted!
•Hill
equal.
AH A FAMILY REMEDY It baa
tt'ioiMuii testimony to Its great won!» for
I lie following disease»»:
KIIEILM ATIM.M, NEURALGIA. DIPHTHE
RIA, PARALYHI8. PAINS IN THE HEAD
AND KAf'K, F ROUTED FEET, STIFF JOINTS
LAMENESS, PLEURISY, aud for all external
I
FOR INTERNAL USE
Pain in
For Cholera, Cholera M
the Stomach or Bowels,
half a teaspoonful In water
external use. Every frmlly should keep It on
hand, as It Isa never-flailiag household remedy.
I» an tafhlltble
rdlng to
an
(bi
Saturate a muslin or linen doth and bind It on
the throat for ahout thirty minutes, and put a
SMiS-oSIYn'd'ÄISSÄrÄtÄ
tne blister with a needle, ana take a clotn and
absorb the water that peases off. then lake» cloth to
and spread thic k with purThog'a lard, and bind
on the blister and change every hour, which
will absorb all the disease through the pores, and of
uo Internal medicine will be neoded except a pur- | s
gatlve medicine. Children should not be blistered u
more than teu minutes.
This has never been known to fall when usedkr
directed.
Vn-R tt flpCPG »: V-T* '
rUK HUKolib. «a j
be
a
lowing directions:
the fot
11
£!*r
No horseman should be without a bottle ln
stabb* In case of accident, as It Is a sun* euro
the following disease« ef the horse: dr*
r Sprained Joints,
Thrush lu Feet,
ihoetüeve and
Sn«
Use for
Backs,
Fistula, Poll Evil, Distemper,
>. I At. I.
BLOOD OR BONE SPAVIN,
Ringbone, and will remove ail Hwelllag*
Callous Lumps left from kicks or other bruise*,
without Injuring the growth of the hair. Has
proved a sure cure. For
Epizootic aud Distemper, use from one to two
lablcnpooufrils lu a bucket of cold water,
tlielr drink when watering, and bathe the throat
until It blletera, then put a doth around the
throat to keen It warm.
The above invaluable medicine bat. gained for
itself a fame to be envle«l by hundred«« of manu
facturers of Crude Oil LlnlmenU that fail to per
forin cures a* recommended to do, ami they re
iv false recommendations to palm
the publie. The H. II. H. Medicine
!» prepared from the very best csaenttal oils
other very costly articles, of which one p
as much a« ten pounds of any crude oil that
Is put In ordinary liniments, and the proprietor
cannot possibly advertise to the extent that
class of nnlmeutsdo, as all the profit wcuhl not
nay the expense; so that tnosc who have any
kuowledg e of the difference between a first-class
idlclne and an Inferior article, will
themselves to be humbugged.
in >
of
It
for
1 he m off
Ifer
CERTIFICATE :
A. A. Walton, of Huntingdon Valley, Montgom
ery county, Pa., writes th*t lie had» Unie hack
for a great many veare; had sufTerod a great deal
and never found anything to help him Until he
tried the II. II. H. Medicine, whicli made a |>er
Hamuvl Carmen, Kenaalein township, Bucks
nty, Pa., says it has toon worth a thousand
dollars lohlin In curing his Rheumatism.
For sale by druggists and dealers everywhere.
If yaur dealer does not happen to have It In stock
have him get It for you. Don't I*«* put off with
Inferior article.
feet cure.
ent
de
Doll
»I
D. Dodge Tomlinson,
PROPRIETOR ami MANUFACTURER,
Philadelphia, Pa.
g new every month In regi
II. 11. H. l.v*l-lUw\
iV
«^"»•»methln
the merits of
a *°
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""1 Her
»IAMONDN AND
A Well-Dr«..«,I ,v' man
Arreiaeii,
N*w Yohk, Mardi 17 _u, n
inoroftho Karl Kiriv niuth ., "" hi
■mufit Into the Y«,-£vlI, «Wo.
terday a woman w!, um )le '"»dm
aliout drunk In the v ! r '*? **M«i» t
»treet and Third avuuii, 1- (
'»tobt I, «fore. e "riy bug,
In a heavy black , llu i 18 "Ubwi
•»'Vi ral very Urim <lia,,„ Ju"\ "d
arm» ahe carried a valuahl, be
hif »tchcl when acarehed ï"î| 1 J " ,! ' K
I1S0 In money war |„ un j u," lu ' «Ml»
dently uMinml name of Mg,..
«aid that »he lived In Brookl™ "«hi 1 ; ««
liaviiiR been lutoxlrated, and „ 1.1 „
baa taken an overdoie 0 f 11,1,1 *»
Juatlce P„w i r told ÎL '"'! rpWw '
very rartful |„ tho f " r K> I»
efteaped very luckily,» he ,«ui. ni
you carry aeveral thousand floll.rL» b "
ot property about you, and If ,„*? ""I
Into had hands la.t nlirlit «ou ' tel»
been without It thi. m«i,liiV a''Y d . bl "
will only have to pay E A " 11 <*7«
The woman paid the fine .„a v
from the court room with the dog
N
•Hill
"You
Striking Maryland Min«,.
from the Cumberland region to on«* 0 f 2
opsra^ora in Baltimore states that tk.
a driver» lu the Koontz mine ofth* V.ln
w
ferday morning for an advance of from if »
to $2 per day, and au It work ta ' "
ncVtireAd A „ q , 0rk - The
° D ••036 day as the «rib
of 1882. The Strike, so far as lu»ini f-L*
| s oniylocal.no other i "
u d » ®°®panics but tW
New central being involved. The dri*«
have contended that their uav shnnia k-" 1
gulated by their aeveral companies l n nrorî
' loDto dlffloulty of the work. Btfc
term» ot the compact between thrnw
,inte>, which, It la „Id, ... re^u,
newed lor another year, the price mI,|
be uniform. For this r.a»ou the m n 5
boy drivers are placed on an equal (0011»!
The coal rompante» r lalui that at tin- m.
g)d—$1 .«5 a day—the driver« can 1*
In a month of 36 wnrklui; da,«
a miner at f«U cent« a ton, with lour io« ,
day, can, iu the aame time, and with am
work, after paying for bUckimlthlng mil,
the
for
re
not
any
>
Th« Amended Five-Lent pi Me .
Washington, March 1C — A new d*
for the new five-cent nickel piece his bt
adopted by the Treasury Departmeot
wae submitted by Superintendent Snowd
of the Philadelphia mint, who deelgi
the original coin, and
It to meet the wishes
tory Folger,
the coins are confined to the
legend "K Plurlbua I'uuin" Las been uko
from lndow the wreath aud plac«*d ibovetft
Btttue, and the word "cent" is inscribed t*
low the Roraati numeral V. The huptrio.
tendent of the mint at Philadelphia
day instructed to commence tbe rnluip
the new piece and issue it as soon
tlcable.
for
wiio cbia
of S«
The chaUffCM
revene
Ifer
m
he
|>er
If Nearly Dead
after takiug «time highly puffed-up it
with long testimonial«, turn to Hop Hitt
aud have no fear of atiy Kiduey
trouble«, Bright's Disease, Diabetes
Liver Complaint,
resist the curative
sides it is the best
experience hud taste in
yellow color of skin, feel stupid a
drowsy, appetltc^uncteady. frequent heads*
or diSKliies«. you are *'bIIioup." und notât
will arouKe y
un your HVHtem equal to Dr. Pierce's Go
Medical Dlseovry. By drugglsis.
i'rii
These disease* <ao
of Hop Bitten;
medicine od ei
family
If)
•mill, fall
liver to rcI ton
LIGHTNING ROD!
*°
PUT UP AND REPAIRED.
Alexander & Wells,
Gravel. Tin aud Plastic. Roofers. Oltl Un
re-elated and
proved Plastic
*#• OFFICE * »UK. FOURTH 8T.,
Wilmington, IK
new with
S ade g oo*l
»atlug.
feldl-l-H
I GAL. CUAl
TKANHPORTATIUN.
BUSH'S
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA!
STEAM FREIGHT LINE
V)
Wharvns, 1*1.11». »
Wlliulugt'in.
. HANDLED UAKKFULI.Y AÜ
DKI.IVF.KKD I'ttOMITI.L
»all- d «lh from Pier 2. So
Foot of F relic, h »tree
FREIGHT
is
most
the
faith
How
tills
o
folly
the
fair
and
The
was
criti
COAL! GOAL!
ANTHRACITE !
BITUMINOUS !
CAN®
««''Particular attention given lo retail"fH
G.W. BUSH & SOM
il0-ly28
AM NOW FEKPARKD TO Dtl.lVW
I
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