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REPAINTED FROM YESTERDAY
UK. BHISTOK'N DEFUSE.
H® Oftftl®® Oumftlel®!, All Vhftrg** «*» VB
elsriosl Conduct.
Baltimore, July 31.—Rev. Dr. George R.
Bristor, who recently left St. Luke's Metho
dist Episcopal Church In Newark under a
cloud, charged with immorality, and came
to this city to his father's home to-day, eent
a letter to the presiding elder of that dis
trict In defeusc of his conduct. In his
answer to the charges Dr. Bristor claims
that the trial was a larce and that he re
signed the pastorate ol the church for the
following reasoi-H :
First, For a year I had been semi-invalid
from my lucessant work for 8t. Luke's
Church. By this terrible charge I had been
completely unnerved and a rest from such a
tension was absolutely necessary. Hecond,
My disgust and contempt for some of the St.
Luke officials,who, on Friday and Saturday,
while so loving to me, had been working
out these evils for ray hurt, was so stroug
that would have fellowship with them no
longer. Third, I expected by quietly with
drawing to save from scandal the church
for which 1 had given my money and toll.
Fourth, Add to these the great fact, and
which I fully explained to them as if to gen
tlemen, thaï 1 wished at auv cost to save
from hurtful excitemc.it a sick wife aud an
invalid moiher. That I iniBtook them and
so erred in doing is patent, for the Associ
ated Press was immediately called into
fullest use to herald everywhere exciting
aud lying statements.
For IS mouths I have, as pastor, gone in
and out of the houses of the St. Luke's peo
ple, have stood with them in their griefs and
trials, have helped to carry their burdens.
1 challenge any
church to stand forth in the fear of God aud
say that they have ever heard one vile word,
one vicious sut gestion, oue lewd expression
fall from my lips. Were I to say that all of
the St. Luke's officials have been equally
pure and chaste in expression, then would I
indeed be a liar. I challenge any inau or
woman among them to truthfully say that
ever before them 1 demeaned myself
vile in thought or immortal at heart.
Could immorality thus have burned
within me and not have gleamed forth
befoie reliable men and women at some
time? Can a life thus lived for eighteen
months b* overturned in the minds of all
unbiased pebple by the statements of four,
or even a dosen, boys, aud they self-con
fessed liars? Did my ambition so aspire, 1
could readily have to-day more substantial
proofs than letters of the sympathy, love
aud confidence of many members t»f St.
Luke's i hurch. One of the officials is pub
lished as admitting that had I chosen to re
main lti Newark 1 could have made a rup
ture or schism in St. Luke s.
no such result,
up, never to disintegrate, the Church of
Christ.
Just
l
or woman in that
But l crave
My effort must be to build
hat ray further course shall be I
shall uot declare to you. I shall not cease
to serve God—my disgust is uot with reli
gion, but with'some types of it 1 have met.
I shall, by God's help, manifest by my life
that these scandals
signing persecutors. My future course will
at least bring & contempt among all honor
able people for those officials who, f'udas
Ilk»*, kiss while they betray, and for their
associates whose docility allows them to be
made tools of; together with an increased
pity iu the general Church for y oui self, so
utterly lacking the courage and principle
seeing common justice
the preachers, w ho by church usage are, un
fortunately committed to your care.
r, sir, 1 leave this phase of this
most sad affair. I cannot easily be drawn
into any mere newspaper wrangle, for that
would be bootless. May God pity your tm
be -.ility and cowardice; pity the hypocrisy
aud docility, the scheming and lying ol
those who have taken part in this matter;
and pity me, smitten and crushed uuder
but the Hcs ol de
doue to
n®edful lor
And
such a false, unjust aud unholy charge. 1
, sir
Georoe R. Bristor.
daris
That Uiubsutl of Mill®
Is three times the mau he was before he be
e tu using "Wells' Health Ktmewer. $1
ruggiste.
and
lltton
our Rooms,
Without exception, are the finest furnished
in the State. The operating room is re
modeled. New and improved instruments.
We have made entire change in our help
and now have firstrcias6 men. What we
propose to do is to give you first quality of
work equal to any made in the city, at the
same old prices. We show you proof and
guarantee satisfaction. Our gallery is open
only nix days of the week. Sutterley «fe Co.,
203 Market street. Arthur Clare; manager.
The Fuuls
How to keep cool is very satisfactorily &olved
by visiting A. Hauber's saloon, 200 West
street. It is in reality Cape May at home.
1
CITY ITEM.
I.«w Marknt ■'
.•-utterley A Co.. Phot/>wrai<h«r
TUE RAILROADS
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Phila.— 2.00*, 2.23*, 0.30, 6.40, 7.00, 7.60, 8.101
H.16, «.00, «.39,9.68, 10.20, 10.110,11.53 a. IU. 12.00f.
m.: 12.15. 12.38, 1.64, 2.30, 4.00, 6.17*, 6.30f,
Ö.88*, 0.56,7.20, 7,30*, «.66* p. m.
NbwŸokk— 2.00*, 2.2S*, 0.30,9.68, 11.63 a. m
2.38, 1.54, 5.17*, 0.38*, 7.20 p. 01.
Baltimorb— 1.06*, 1.42*, 4,61*,8.05*, 9.17*, a
m. 12.27, 1.00, 1.0«, 6.00, 0.00, 0.57, 11.04* p..in
Washington— 1.42*, 4.61*, 8.06*, «.17* a. a
1.00, 1.0», 6.00,0.57,11.04* p. m.
Baltimork
1.06*,9,17* a. in. 1.00. 6.00, Ö.uop. m.
»Trains running both daily and Sunday.
{Trains running only on Sunday.
Intkkmkdiatb Stationb
jiblawark Railroad— 6.00*.«.i0t a,tn. l.Ofif,
8.00*, 2.00t,0.26t P* No Sunday tiaius.
•For New Castle only.
fFor Harrington and intermediate stations.
I Express for Delmar.
Wilmington Nokthkrn Railroad— 7.oo a. m.
l.uti, 6.06, 0.36 p. in. Sundays, 7.00 a. w, and
by
3.10p. in.
llRLA
m. 5.:
vRK Wkhtkhn Railroad— 7.06 10.80
i. bumluy trains 10.30, a. in.
p
e.oo p.m.
TRAINS AKKIVLat WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA—12.45. 1.00, 1.32*, 4.47*, 7.46. 8.02*. 9.12,
9.46, lo.iot 11.35 a. m. 12.22, 12.50, IO?, 2.30t,
2.60,3.66, 4.30, 4.55, 5.35, 6.53, 6 20, 0.48, 7.35,7.60f,
».60, 10.38. 10.68 p. m.
Nkw York— 1.32*. 4.47*, 8.02f, 0.12 a.
1.07,4.66,0.4b*, 10.68 p.m.
Baltimorb— 1.61 4 , 2.13*, 9.34, «.64, 11.43 a.
12.30, 1.61, 6.11 , 0.30», 7.24, 0.49* p. m.
I. 12.60
k. 12.30,
I NOTON—1.61*, 2.13, 11.43 a.
M
'..61, 6.11 *, 0.3Ü*, 7.24. 9.49 p. m.
• Both dally and »Sunday,
t On Sunday only.
Dklawark Railroad— 8.50, «,50, 10.15 a. m
2.05, 6.05*. 0.50 p. m. No Sundtiy trains.
* From New Castle only.
Wi lm i noton fit Northern Railroad—0.52
8.40, n .36 a. w. <3.42 p. in. Sunday, 10.30 and
:
Dki.awarb Western Railroad— fe.00 a. in.
p.m. Suuday trains «.lo a. m, 6.4o p.m.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR W 1LMINGTUN
Philadelphia Nbw Broad Strebt Depot—
12.30*.8.6ft*, 0,30, 1.20», 1.00, ».21,l.3ftt, 10.10,11.30,
11.10 ft m. 1'4.2(1. l.«1, 3.10. 4.02, 4.20,
ft.oft, >.2o. ft.fto, o.oof. 0.M, ».au*, ti.ao, 10.00.11.32
Nvr turn.ft—AM, 6.3ft, 10.02, 11.40 ft. ».
* Trains running noth dally and Wund at.
Sunday.
tTrala« ruumua #uiy
In
by
(
A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations al 7.4* a. m., returning leave
Newark at 8.46 a. m. for Wilmington and way
stations.
Tli® Black tig in
denote the limited
an
UtK MAILS.
Their Arrival and Departur®, Taking
Mir®ot July 1st, 18*3.
The Post Office lu this city will be open daily,
. to w p. in. Pri
except Sunday, from ti.ao u.
vate boxes are accessible until 11 p.
Sundays open from 8.30 to 9 3'i a,
boxes accessible from ti to 8 p. m
sale stamp window will oloBe at tt.3o p
luouey oru«
MAILS CLONK AS FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
in. Private
. The whole
The
office will close at 0 p. in.
Heading
Ceutral
Wilmington &. Northern Railroad
poiuis ou the Baltimore and
Oliadd's Ford, 7.40 a. m.
Pa., and
south of
Philadelphia closed pou h, 8.30 a. m.
Uadelphia aud waymail, warn.
New York, Pennsylvania aud poiuis east aud
lielaware Western Kallroad to Landeuburg
l
Philadelphia, New York oily, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 1L60 am.
Philadelphia, New York and all points oast
aud west, 1.30 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York
and west, 4.
Philadelphia aud Now York cities olosed
pouches, y.3& p m.
Pennsylvania west of iAncaster, and all
points west and suaUiwest w.36 p. m.
All point» north, cast, west aud southwest, 1
p. m.
All Louisiana Is scut west except Now Orleans
which is sent south
i ull points cast
through mails.
SOUTH.
Baltimore and way mail, 7.40«. m.
Washington and all points »oath, 7 40 a. in.
All poiuis ou the Puniusula, 8.30 a. ui.
Suppiimentary mall for the Peuin-uia, yam
Baltimore, Washiugtou and all points south
1-J*30p.m.
Newport, Ntanteu, Newark, Llktuu aud
de Grace. l'i.3U p. m*
ou Baltimore Ceutral,betweeu Port De
li «
Puiuts
posit, and Chadd's Ford,
Baltimore aud Bay Liue steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peuiusula north of liarriugtou, iocludlug
Delaware City aud St. George s, 6.60 p m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6.60 p. w.
Baltimore, W'aahiuglou aud all points south
11 p. 111.
MAIL» AUK1VK AND RKADY PUft DELIVERY,
Wilmington fl« IWUiöfft Uallroud ft.au
Fi
^'From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other point.«, ti.ao p. m.
Philadelphia. New York and points
north, east aud west, 8 30 a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia. 8.30 a. m.
PeulusuTk and all uorth ol Harrington
I
v
0.15 a. m.
I
be
so
ol
Baltimore aud way mail, vi.bo a.
Baltimore, 13.30 p. in.
From Peninsula mail, 12.30
From Philadalpnia, New
north aud east, l.xo p. mt
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south, 2.20 p. in.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p. il
F rom Philadelphia, N
north and
I
I
tJrk
and poluts
Y ork aud points
p. m.
Washington aud i>oiut8
, 5 .
Baltimore,
south and soutliwest, 6.-«u p.
Carriers diliveries
ural ; lu.io a. m., partial
4.uu p. m., partial.
Collsctlous ironi street boxes are made by th
earners at dUK) and lu a. in., 1.30 and 4 p m.
An additional coUeetiun will be ma«K' at 7.30
p. in. from all boxes between Jefferson Mud
Lombard aud W'alur and Thirteenth streets
Inclusive, on Huuday a lull collection will
made at 5.00 p.m. Loe.il letters lor carriers
del.very should be deposited
minutes belore tlie hour of delivery
W Y SW1GGLT. P
K
: 6.30 a.in . , gen
.30 p. in., general :
loll
to
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Post Office teu
« « I. i -1 * r
C. COLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AN D JUH'I ICE OF THE
PEACE.
daris Building, No. 101 West Hlxth street. Tele
H-l-er-s
call. - - -
I
JH8. J. ». & J. B. HOBEN8ACX,
Those afflicted with tiieeffectsof »ELF-ABUSK
and MERCURIALIZATION should not hesitate
tocousult J. N.1J. B. HOHENHACK of 206 N.
Second street. Phlla«tcipbla, either by
perflon, during the hours of 8 a. m to 2
*Adv?ce free. .
lltton and the way to Improve It should read
•WIHDOM IN A NUT-SHELL."
receipt of three-oent stamp.
b>
p. m., and
Whosoever should knew bis con
Bent
THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
1 FULLY to notice the new and enlarge''
to be drawn monthly.
•»"CAPITAL PRIZE, *6,000.
>
BACH
Shares in proportion.
rickets, only |6.
ragffH
Louisiana State Lottert Co
IH
44 We do hereby certify that we supervise th«
id Semb*
arrangements for all the Monthly
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
<1 In person manage and control the
Company,
Drawings them »elves, and that the same
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, aud
pany to
authorize the
! this certificate, with fse-siuiles o
signature*.attached. In Its advertisements."
or
'?3
Commissioners.
"Incorporated In 1868 lor 25 yearß by the Legists
tur«: lor Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of #1,000,000— to whirr » re«erv*
fund of over #650.000 has since been added.
overwhelming popular vote Its*franchise
a pari *f the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. !>., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any Htate.
It never scales or no»tpoues. .
ITboKAN'D SINGLE NUMBER
take place monthly.
A SPLENDID « »PPORTUN ITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASH H, Ai NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY.
AUGUST 14th, 1883. —150th Monthly Drawing.
$1
20
of
■as
DRAWINGS
Capital Prize, $75,000.
300 TICKET* AT
FIVE IXHH.ARH £A
PTHb In PIN »FORTH»
... .« 76,000
... 26,0»)0
... 10,000
.... 12,000
... 10,000
... 10,000
... 10,000
.... 20, «0
ce.
*6
RAGTIONB. In FI
* N
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
! CAPITAL PRIZE.
2 Prizes of
6 Prizes of
10 E'rlzes of
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
300 Prizes of
M0 Prizes of
1,000 Prizes of
6,000
2,000
n
100
26,01«
26,000
16......
APPROYIW ATfÖK Pf»t 7««
9 Approximation Prises of 1760 . ,
f
m
10,750
4,6*
2 2 «
So
2 0
1,907 Prizes, amounting to..
Application for
made to the offlee
M05, wf, •
rates to clubs should only be \
ofthecompany In N**w "rieans.
For further Information write clearl , giving i
full address. Address P. U. Mouev Orde
ltegl»tered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New (irbuns, La.
Ordinary letter» by Mall or Exp
M. A. D * UPH IN,
New Orltaii», L*.
in.
Or, M. A. DAUPHI ,
097 S* veuUt St., Washington, D. C.
FO'nrvRtitniVA TTTm.
$200 A YEAR
hy
•
CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses ol the
Family
by the use of RKX MAG NUS», the Humtaton Food
Pre-era*Uve. It preserves Meat, Kish, Milk,
( ream, Eggs and all kinds of Animal Pood fresh
and sweet for weekaeven in t»**- hottest weather.
the te&tiin«ol-*li> of liun
Tills can be prov»
deeds who have tried U.
yourself for to cent-,
an article whl. h will save yon a great <leal or
money.
You can prove It for
will find that till» Is
I
NO HOUREII MILK.
WO rtl3UU;i) MKAT.
NO STALK KGG8.
It will k ep them fresh and sweet for many 'ays
pa* t the »lightest f reign ta-ie
ted. Il 1» ao ahn ole I . o erall
folio the dire tlons, 1» •••»liar *•
»all, and ooatu only a li action of a veut t •
a oi meat, tt»h, butter or cli^ese r i«> a
quart of milk, i hlv is no humbutr. lti»
by such men mb Prof. Han. I W. John on of Yale
College, siobi by druggists and'groci rs. Maniple
IMHintU sent ore-paid uy mall or expre-s (
prefer) on receipt of price. Name your e*
office. Viandlne brand for meat: Ocean >
for Hah and seafiHsI; »now Flake for milk b
and cheese; Anti- serment, Auli-FIy
Mold, düe. per lb cell. Pearl
lor eg » and Aqua-Vita* 1«
lo
and dues i.ol
the antf'le*
that a eplld c
. Antl
fluid extracts 'il per
•h.
THK HUMllVroN »'<«>1» I'KKSKKV1N4*
1'IIMrANY,
Ti Kilby St., ltu,ton, Mass.
A WORD TO THK WISE.
I»UN* P HE SKEPTICAL. HE \*ON TKACHES
AND EXPERIENCE! ON F i KMS THAT *TAK
KANT'H 8KLTZEK APKKIENT IH AN IN
VALUABLE REMEDY FOR ANY AND ALL
DISORDERS O THE STOMACH. LIVER AND
HOW I L8,
A TEASPOONFUL IN A GL S3
OF WATER EVERY M »RNING, HhKoltK
EATING IS NOT ONLY EXTREMELY HEN -
PROTECTION AO A INST
KICIA L, BUT A
DISEASE, WHICH NO ONE ' AN AFFORD
TO DISREGARD. FIR MALE
DKUUGI8TS.
Y A 1,1.
HOW MANY - MILES DO YOU DRIVE ?
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
I» no larger than a wateh. Il
numlier of mill» «Irl v
rht» tu»
tells th«*
i-iooth pari *l a mile; etiunUt up i
water and dost tight; always in
Hi.
o i,ouo miles;
«1er;
»Uy attach«*«!
age, Sulky,
horse» iroiu being «*
to the wheel of a Buggy, C
Wagon, Road « art. Hulk y Plow, Reap« r, M«»we
:
Invaluable
•hide.
Ida»», Farmer». Hurvey
«•r , A .
ie—third the price of an)
,i ordci lag give «llaiueler
Plea-ur« Driver», P
nr-, I»r.• yiiieii, Exp
H*n, »tage Owi
Price only |5.
other Odometer. Whe
of th«- Wliee '. Hent by mail
post paid. A<l«lr«*»»,
McDONNLL UDOMETER DO.,
2 North La Halle Ht., Chicago
«■el|,t ,,f p r lrc,
4Br*S« nd for Circula»-.
Caution !
HAY,
TO TH * - I'UULIC.
I would osotion the ladies of Wllmlngto® anti
vicinity to notice parttcniurly that the
GENUINE
BURT'S SHOE
I
, v MAKER
\ NEW YORK
Has the name
Tub
Tub
STAMVRD IW FULL
ob lining of
BACH aaOB THUS:
Also on the
BOTTOM OF FA(?H 8HOI
THUSl
And
warranted to give satisfaction.
t HENRY fPiRT !
M
304 MARKET ST.. WILMINuTON
IH TUB ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT F •
TUE HALE OF MY GOODH IN
WILMINGTON, DEL.
EDWIN C. BURT
NEW YORK.
*F-Alao a««nt for Burt A Packard's fine shoe«
or gentlemen.
REPAIRING NEATLY 00^ E,
J^EEDLK
GAS LAMP
»K—
50 Candle-Power
1
A
exceeding the light of 3 ordinary gaBjets. Harm
headlight oil. Price $3. C. O. D. See "Coni
nual cost of 280 C. P.
r lighting, by« "Needle Gas" J.amps fti
20 coal gas jets *219. 1 Electric L
prospectus ofGRAND ALB A LIGHT CO.
Capitalist associates treated with. Cha ndeilere
of fa) C, j 4 . to order. Table Lamps of «0 C. P.#3
tlve View" of
parai
wHb
.288
■as
W. B. ROBINS
'
Patentee and Manufacturer,
1*52 Main f-toeet, (2nd floor.)
and on Change Daily
rv< IVY AT
BORGE STECK A CO.*6
«0
(i
PATEN 1
TON K-N U »TA 1NKK
UPRIGHT PIANOS
2 «
Just re«*elved, a fine assortment
Prated ami unrivaled Planes. We take pie
Superb Stock U» all Interested»
wf, •
be \
i
In showing
ALBERT KRELL
HOLE AG ENT,
S. W. ( 'or. 4th & Elm Sts
CINCINNATI
REPAINTED FROM YESTERDAY
I'KOUr TO TH 11 CONTUAIIY.
Th® Action of Ju,i„® cimiinlui In K®ln>
tlun to Vngrnotn.
It haring been rccklew>ljf charjfetl that
.ladite Cummins enMiuraK«l vafrranU in
their de|>rcdaiiuns around the city by dii
charifiu« them as last as i hey were arrested
hy the police. The followlujr Information
wae obtained fix.m the Municipal Court
records:
Since the cxlttgn>1 the Court Judge
Cummins has committed 13 vagrants and
discharged 11. Of Aims* discharged, nine
were arrested by Sergeant lilacklraru and a
squad of office
yard, but alter they w«-i\ locked up Sergeant
• laekl>Ui*n interred* • I for them and told
Judge Cummins that he ryally believed they
were honest men in search of employment and
willing to work. Upon ltd* representation,
ami their promise to sin to more, Juige
Cummin's dtseharg« «l them.
To Gratify Mrs. I»orney.
Washington, July 31.--sA gentleman
here says that while it is true that Gar
field offered ex-Senator Dorsey a place in bis
(Cabinet—the Interior Department—It was
only done to oblige Dorsey and give him a
chance to write a letter deol ulng It.
says that Dorsey ask«*! lor theap]»o!ntmeut,
oromlstng at the same time that he would
decline the bouor. Dis pur post* was to sat
isfy the ambition of Mrs. Dorsey. The same
intorman., states that If Dorsey ever pub
lishes the letter Garfield wrote him tender
ing him the Interior Department, Garfield's
friends here will publish Dorsey's déclina
lion, which bears the same date,was written
on the same kind of pa[>cr, with the same
iuk, and on the same table within 10 feet of
* here Garfield sal when he wrote his letter
to Dorsey.
r
in Tutnail's lumber
lie
a
A l*Boullai V «cillent .
A small t»oy, a son ot a mail naim d Lo
eutns, living on \ an Buren street,
near Chestnut, while playing this
ino uiug received * severe fall. A peculiar
b to hold bis tongue be
i tailing almost bit
Dr Kbberts was im
d sewed the parts
iiaidt of the boy
I ween his teeth, and
tha<
: ruber in two.
•diatcly sufutuoi cd
together.
-
•oaaible
that a remedy made <>| Mich com mon «simple
»laute as Hope, Bu hu. Mandrake, Dande
lon, «fee., should make »o many and euch
great cures a* Hop Bitters do; but when old
and young, rich au I pour^pastor and doctor,
lawyer and editor, ill testify to Laving been
cured by them, you must belifcve and try
them yourself, ami doubt no longer.
Kmory's Little Cathartic Pills
are sufficiently powert ul for the most robust,
yet th&safest lor children and weak consti
tutions; the action in any disease is uniform,
certain ami safe, painless and effective.
Druggists—15 cents.
Imp
?
Munleipal Court.
At this morning's session of the Munici
pal Court six truinjis
20 days. r ~
White, John Ford, Ja
Camion, Thomas Sp< iic
Il
•re com mitte«! for
They gav«* t he names of William
•s Perdue, James
and James Toy.
THE LARGEST RETAIL ST <CK OF DRY
GOOD 5.
Strawhkiihjp. «V: Clothier,
in Dry Goo db Exclusively,
Eighth and Maukrt Streets,
PUILADELI'HI A.
.
•Deal
lrc,
e give
dyeing Mo
A*- Explicit direction»
with the Diamond Dyes.
ees. Eggs, Ivory. Hair, fee.
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n
Htr®®t »laiKMl
HAY, VkHD.
.- 4 OHRMOmU DAILY
MORROW. HO. 417 VBKMCH HTKUKT*.
per bu
i.o\ v io
Hay.
Straw..
Outs.
Hrsn, double bushel
Cracked
Middlings,double bushel...
Coarse meal,....
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BU
5u
76
..
»0
I
I
Shelled o
Ground
Hu
and oats
BUTT MR, BOOB. POULTRY, BTC..- OOURBCTbU
DAILY BY 1. H. PRANK k BON, 6UU KINO BT.
T .23
«6
Print buttor. per ft wholesale.# .20 £
Print •* " " retail.26 U
4 44 wholesale. .20 it
4 44 retail..
.*28
Tub
Tub
Eggs, wholesale, jmr d«*en
Eggs, retail, per •!«
Uhickuns, alive wholesale....
Chicken«*, drestte.d wholesale
Uhlckens, aLve, retail.
Chickens, «tressed, retail.
Cheese, wholesale, per pound
Cheese, retail, 44 44 .1
BBKP OOKHKtriKD DAILY BY WILLIAM OLAVBY
HBOOND BTIIBBT MAKKKT.
.
,30
.18 a
.20
1®
.16
,13
.14
.18
1
.14
.10
.18
Sirloin steaks per pound..
Rumpsteaks per pouu«l..
Round steaks per poand..
Kib roast per pound.
Chuck
Stewing pieces...
Holling bits per pouud..
Shins,.
Kidney fat,per pound...
Lamb ebons, per
Lamb roasts, per
Mutton chops, p
,. .20 it .26
.10 o 18
.. .20
.. .h e .ie
st per pound
Lfi
. 1 ,
51
III
. .08
•»■"pd..
pound.,
pound
M uttou roasts, per pound
Vnal cutlets,
V«»al roasts, ;
.20 ö -26
aß Ü ».
.16 a .26
.12 Ü .16
.20 a ti
pound.
pound..
• .id a
18
FORK
;>>KRSdTKU DAILY
). Dll.L
STALL 9, BBUOMDBTRHKT MAKKKT.
Wholesale retail
. 14
Smoked haine...
Shoulders.
Dried beef.
£>alt Hitch.
Smoked bacon..
Bologna suuaaKe
Lard..
LI
.
28
Lfi
lb
II
F1BH, OORRUtJTED DAILY BY' POWKLL, .THIHO
8TUKBT MARK BY
Flke.
Rock fish, per pouü«l....
White Kerch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Oaths)
Black
Blue Ash...
snapper»...
Haddock...
Mrrket cod
Pickerel_
Butter fthh.
. .U
.ID Q
4««
.20
.16
n
po'jl.d
! !os
n.'-'ii
II
. .1 *
YBOBTAALBfe.
Futatoee, per half-p®0K.
Sweet potatoe», per naif peck..
(Jabbage, j
Turnips, per hall peok.
<Vt*rv. H-r b.i no), ..
14
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hyad.
.8
J^ANK A BODLIT CO.,
GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION,
-OW THKItt
Steam Engine A Saw Mill,
KXHIKITKI» AT ATLANTA IN 1881.
ManulaiMui-ft-rs »team Englue», Rollers, Saw
Mill», Gang Kdgers. Gath Machines, Hub and
»poke Mai-Tilnery, Shafting, Hangers, Pulley».
Couplings, Gearing, Grist and Flour iTtUs.
Spe«-lal attention given to Plantation Machin
ery. Catalogue ft®«,
Lane & Bodley Co.,
John and Water St«„
CINCINNATI, O
wnrrr monmre.
T
J^HE
for
do
GREATESTCUT
—or—
ALL!
at
—AT THE—
MISFIT
P ARL O RS.
Prices Out 50 Per Cent !
Call and examine the prices
in the window. It will convey
a better impression ol our re
duction than a half a page ol
reading matter. All the goods
in the store will be sold in pro
portion. Now is the 'ime
while our stock is still full and
a good assortment to select
from. White Vests, Alapaca
Coats, Linen and Mohair
I uster8 and Creole Suits in
large quarters at the
MISFIT
PARLORS,
No. 1 Ea«st Fourth Street.
.M smuL
Don't fail to try the Great
Remedy, the CELEBRATED
H. H. H.
MEDICINE
A Friend to the A (Dieted !
AH A FAMILY REMEDY It has
Thousand-* bear testimony to Its great worth lor
of the following diseases :
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, DIPHTHE
RIA, PARALYSIS, PAINS IN THE HEkll
AND BACK, FROH »'ED FEKT.HTIH F JOINTS,
LAMKMKSH, PLEURISY, and for alllextern^l
uses, and
I«
FOR INTERNAL USE
For Cholera, Choie
t* e Stomach
half a tcaspoonful In wat«?r.
external
hand a»
Morbus, Cramps, P«lns I
els. Do»«-—from 20 drop t
Never red up. <•
. Every family should keep It o
lt\»a never-failing houBchob
I
. Di® Ö.* H. H. medicine Is an Infallible «*.ure lor
DIPHTHERIA, If used accunllng to the fol
lowing dlrMHltms:
Saturate a muslin
linen cloth and bind It
the throat for about thirty wluutes, and put a
drv cloth ever It to prevent the evaporation from
«1 when thoroughly blistered,open
with a needle, and take a cloth an«l
s«»rb the water that passes o . then tokea cloth
d »pr«*a<t thick with pure hoi's lar«l. and bind
lt «jnthe blister and «-IiaiiKe ev«ry hour, which
will absorb all the «Hsease thro i , Mhe pores, and
no Internal medicln«. will benee I« dexcept a pur
gative medicine. Chlblren sboiJI « nol D«* bll»u-red
than ten minute».
This has never been known to v 11 when used a*
directed.
pasulug off,
the bllst«*r v
FOR HORSES.
No horseman »hould lie without a bottle in h.e
stable in case of ai'.cldent, as It Is a sr—- - *'
the following diseases of the horse j
Use for Sprained Joint», Sore Shoulders ....
Ba«;ks, Thrush in Feet, »cratches, Hween.*v
Fistula, Boll Evil, Distemper, Curb, Hpllm,
BLOOD OR BONE 8PAVIN,
igbone, and win remove ail Swellings
Callous Lumps lea from kicks or other hrul»e,
without injurln* U.« IT row til
proved a sure cure. For
Epizootic
«1 Distemper, use from one to tw .
taiilespoonfuls In a bucket of cold water, l< r
their «Irluk when watering, and bathe the thro*«
until it blisters, theu put a cloth around the
keep It warm.
The above Invaluable medicine lias gained loi
Itself a fume to be envied by hundreds of manu
laclurers of Crude Oil Liniments that fall to per
form cur«s as recommended to «1«*, and they re
luise recoinmemlatloiib to palm
i public. The H. 11. H. Medicine
in the very best essential oils
. coolly articles, of which one p
.ucli a» ten pounds of any crude oil that
illuary Uniment», and the proprietor
cannot posslhly advertise to the citent that
cla»» ol liniments do, a» all the profit w
pay the expense; so that those who have any
knowledge oi the difference between a Arst-cla/s
«I an inferior article, will
A) be humbugged.
1
thr
the
IS
fro
n
.id
1» put
tuld
liclue
themselves
CERTIFICATES:
A. A. Walton,of Huntingdon Valley, Montgom
ery county. Pa., writes tliat he hail a lame hack
lor a great many years; had suffered a great deni,
and never .oun«l anything to help him until lie
feet eure H * H * H * which made a per
Samuel Carmen, Bensalem township. Rucks
iiinty, I - »., »»y. it hn. liten worlL n tliouaand
him In curing his Rheumatism.
For sale by druggists and dealers everywhere
y >ur dealer «lues not happeu to hav t !» ,„
«ve hip. jfc.tlt for you. umri h« put off wTtb
k Interior article.
I). Dodge Tomlinson,
PROPRIETOR aud MANUFACTURER,
Philadelphia, Pa.
06F*S*methlug
the merits nr h
new every month in regard to
H* IL uecZi-itawAw«»
CLormaa.
GO ELSEWHERE
for your Clothing by all meaus If you think
you can do better, but If you regard your
own Interest come and see what we can do \
for you, and it may Interest you to know
that owing to our small «ponses wo can ami
do sell ao per cent, less than up town estai, m
llshmeuts. Now for a few Items. At
of
STAR CLOTHING HALL
93*00 will buy a good Working Suit, the
same that you would have to pay $6.50 for
at the up-town establishment«. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
r
$8.00, will buy a neat Cassimcre Suit, the
same that you would have to pay f 10.00 for
at the up-town establishments. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
110.00 buys a fine Dress Suit, the «arae that
you would have to pay $12.50 for at the up
town establishments. Our Clothing is well
made and well trimmed. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded.
Star Clothing Hall,
•20 MARKET STREET
To ( ash Buyers!
e h ve inaugurated a
reduction in all
i>
sweeping
classes of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring and «Summer
stock, we offer inducements to
our patrons such as they can
not get at any other establish
ment in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are offering
superior styles of Foreign and
Domestic Suitings and Trous
erings at greatly reduced
prices. Suits to order as low
as $15 of All-wool Diagonals.
We have a superior cutter and
first-class workmen, and in all
cases guarantee a good fit.
New styles in light weight
suitings constantly being re
ceived as fast as they come on
the market.
Our large stock of Boys' and
Children's Ready-made Cloth
ing has been reduced to a
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
tor good goods at low prices at
John H. Moore,
228-MARKET sT.-22^
Trade Dollars Redeemed
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets.
Trade Dollars at par value lor
goods purchased ot us to the
amount of One Dollar and up
wards. Now is the time to
dispose of them, and remember
we are offering Special Bar
gains in every department.
This will be an extra saving to
you and your chance tu have
your Trade Dollars redeemed,
Do not wait lor a better oppor
tunity to save money.
Yours Truly,
Jno. W. Diefendorf A Co
We
will receive
POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottles.
FOR
D atarr
I have luu-n a Hay
iS
COL0»'rin 1 «>f lit
J t, sr ' ä.
HAY-FEVKK.
St«KÏ
of the many «jun« k
medicine». A frieud
persuaded me to try
(he Balm, and with
wonderin'
in It becaiiH
%
■
s u c c e
Tills
ti°r*
the benefit of Hay
fferers. T.
8. tiKEIt, Hyracuee,
S ».
'oiuniemla
HAY-FEVER
..APPLY by the little fl
the nostrils. By abserptl
factually cleanses the nasal passages of
c., -arrlial virus, « ausing healthy s«>cretlons. It
allays Inflaminnthm, protects the membrana
1 likings of the head from additional col«1s, com
R leteiy heals the sores and restores the sense of
täte and smell Beneficial results are realized
y*
Into
u
ef
by a f w
applications. A thorough treatment
Unenualed for colds In head. Agree
able to use. Sen«« for circular. Bold by druggists.
By mall 60c. a package—stamps.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
decl6-m, w, fAw Oswa
I ' I
y.
REPRINTED from
YEs teroay
A HIM 1 A I. K.\Tl
' O' (kill I
ftrifthirul IU,»®|, ( .,, 11 |
"I
D«blt>»«*.nelit.
H||(|
Sc It A V
crime has ju»l liccn' ,lfl
Shickshiuny in the Lu*eri„* t »i ,e . .
^
m year old dauiriite? \ "'"1 lili
reason was dethronc.l' iiTii ■ 1,10 Ctrl's
broken a few years aeo l.v
of starlet fever. tl v ' « attack
Oelts Is a drunken,
whose wife died several \e
known how lon K 1,1» uJ.iArt.rn'
been the object ot !...
poor (.irl had evi,'.< ;i tly ; "
silence by threats
At last her
Tlble
village
th riffie
v » irnlion,i
" U iR '
hot
Hie
■i.ilil has
hi.. ?' 48 «'e
" 11 h«.
condition was
miner, who notified the u VllK1 .
Poor. The news spread „ml lni |,j" V 1 ll <e
wai so greatly aroun d that u ! )rr °f
r '" v " 11 *he wretch wuuld t,, " ,Bl
Y esterday the Overseers «ceo ... '
conatubles visiteil the miserai.i <MÎ b . v
luuiid U.'tlh lylnif on the H.»,r , I"' *» j
stupor. The girl W uh <„, |„ r w rutkeB
Ha.1 In dirty r«» »„), U ,S h b 'f
tntnirinir ...mii.l her i,,,,,. " 1 lllUr
tearlni p»|ier from lh„ w»i|.,.. ., '
cwrcrly The »p|Mtrcullv »,
1 I, y a
h1
mating it
u child
of the
revolting yet
•(•iihhI not to in,tic*
• •idrattce
sin* in lier
vifcllors, h. ahsortied »
ate meal. It
vas
SCC
The unfortunate girl was H f nn„ a .
orly cared for and conveyed to ti,.
ho-pttal at Da,, y, h,.. u,. r ,„{ "" 1 ''«»»e
w»» arrveUnl and I,id-,| 1,1»
Prkwtn at Wllk.Kl.arre to „ , ™ unl I
How laxen »1
Being Paid,
par cent, reduction wn* allowed fax
and as a coiisctym*
. il. ... payer»,
un- aiiioiini rect'ivMi
bvtlie collect«.™ win irmuly i„ ex „ w ™.
uny day during the month. r„u cU)r K ,J
lor the Southern dUtrii t; furu.*d over tonJ
City Treasurer yestenïkv $rr,iHH) L
his day's collections, and Collector Urovult
received receipts from the Treasurer for
$;W,iHH). For the monlh of .Inly Kaue
.d over to tin* Treasurer $141 700 .„Ï
Provost 8150,700, nr a mui of
p)l,4(K) of which there i» remaining
in the bank a balance of fcjxmg
This amount will be eonsid- rahly reducad
alter the monthly pay rolls and outstanding
bills arc paid, tor which checks havealresdf
been drawn For the corn sending month
of Iasi year, Collector Kaiu* nay
into the City Treasury 8l2l> OOt)
and Provost. $135,720. This difference of
course, is easily accounted for by the fact
that the tax rate this year is higher than it
was last The county tax
not near so fo tuuate and i
'
ol lectors «
... 'l N 'rt only a total
of about $1,500 of which the Northern Dia
trlct receives credit lor $1,000.
Will Attei
me Se»»ion.
On Tut s lay next the
oi Mm Cupreine Council, United Friend« ol
America will c.n vmc in Trenton. 'Die fo|]
low'll g repres* nUtives from this city will
attend : Harmony Council, William Tj
Davis and George H. ( «inner; Laurel
Council, A. M. Beatty and Henry II. David
Washington Council, M. ... Meyers. Dele]
gates. Charles H. Combs, Ella K. Davis]
William Hyatt, Francis W. Hyatt andJicoJ
Kates of L
■mi annual m
•1 Council will also attend.
Very G«»*nl Work.
S. K. Stool
, living at the soutlion
*r of Sixt h ami LombardBtreeis,plucsi
«1er a Dominic ben several week
surprised to lim
•hing around u tew dar
22 eggs
aixl
ago,
the old hen
ag«> with 22 young chlckeus. This is cod
sidere«! n-mui kaole g(H>d work for the he«
au«l w a evidently the "greatest effort of h«
life."
Allen's Brain Food.
The glory of a man is Ids atreugtb. I
iu are weakene«! down through excessivj
you
study, or by early indiscretions, Allen
Brain F«>od wll permanently restore all la
vigor, aud strengthen all the «muscles «
br in and body. $1 pkg.;fi for $5. At dru|
gi6ts, or Allen's Pharmacy, 315 First At
N. Y.
$30,000 tor $'2.
TI4 POPULAR
59
MONTH I, t DHAWlNb
Mm
I
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ill»
In theettvof LOUIH VILLE,«
Friday, August 31st, 188!
On the last «lay of each month (8un;Uy«q
-ii « p,i;<l). ItopcaU 'I adjudication by yffwyj
State 'Courts have pla«*.fc.l tbls romwanv beyjjl
the controversy of the law. To_ this tercDMl
belougs the sole honor of having lnaugu 1 late tw
only ulan by which their «Irawlngf »r«
hnne3t and ntlr h« y«)n«l question.
N. B.—Tlie Company has now on hsn'is WJ
capital and re»erY« fund. Rea l csrefullf m
of j »rires f-.»r the
AUGUST DRAWING.
.... .Iftj
ib.'
I Brize.
1 I'rlr.«*.
I Friz«.
u 1'rlze., i,ouOeach
4 w •*
too 44
ion 44
.... io.
...
•VO 44
20 44
10 44
200 44
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14
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44 Approxlmstlou
« 44
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L
w ■
inn
1,090 Frl**fe.
27 Tickets,#«); 65 Tickets, rit»
H®'ult Money or «anU Uralt hi "„JJl
iprees. lion '. »end Uy laiWerr 1 heiy
oore tinier, orner» of *5 and
0'aiVum 'X ■ VmJrmlMr;*
rV<
El nr
» Tv
rKTAKK PI.KAiJUKE IN OAU" 1 ' 1
TIIK ATI'KNTION u.
V\
PIANO
—AN I 1
OR(i A
„ (ti.oje
,. itnefll M
in th** rl,f '
«Isblof
Llr li)l« ,rf * 1
OUr NKYV. LAK(i T
We uff«jr
Bu*e
Block, Just opened,
ment of Instruments lo i«c *
tempting pr!c«y . i
purchase will find It at* ^tly i
a cal). We te' A „plea»ere I
giving
■
*
atteuth" 1
ii strumeu is, aad tl
whether they flif to
D. S.. Johnston & Co.
if , and 48 West Filth St.
fountain syuiR*
c;inuin na1L