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REPRINTED FROM YESTERDAY
Below Newport.
Between 5 and «o'clock, l„t .evening an
unknown man, evidently a tramp, while
standing: close to the eouth bound track of
the P., W «& ri. R. R., on the sharp curve
juet below Newport, was struck and run
over by a special engine, bound for Newark,
and terribly maugled. He died almost
stautly. In the pocket of his coat was tound
a certificate of admission to the Pennaylva
STRUCK BT AN KNUINK.
A Fatal Accident
the P., W AB.R. R.
. . , a . ... , .
hospital, Philadelphia, made ou 1 in the
e of Frank Biesel, aged 35 years ana
la
nia
name
tive of Germany.
Coroner Smith held an iqquaat this morp
iBg, the body having been sent to Wilming
ton, when J. H. McGuire, J. Murtha and
Frank McGowan, who were on the engine,
testified that they saw the man standing on
the edge of the ties ot the south-bound
track, watching a north-bound freight
train passing by, as their engine approached.
The whistle was blown repeatedly, but the
man waa so absorbed In watching the freight
trgin that he did not hear the warning
signals until it was too late. The Jury ren
dered a verdict of accidental death.
From Use Pacific Slope.
Stockton, Cal.—JM ktors CbnttUntion: I
feel so grateful to some Georgia people that
I must write and ask^ftt tb thank them for
the good they have dLp fact, after
he dies, there ought to be a mouument
erected to the memorpéf the Inventor or dis
coverer of a remedy which Is manufactured
in your city. For five long years past I have
spent all I made,and mpee to«,1n the effort t j
be « ured ot a blood malady which waa eating
my life away. 1 tried éae physician after
another, and the Warm Springs, the Hot
Springs, the Suiphuf Springs, and finally
found myself completely broken down,
poisoned with scrofula, poisoued with raur
cury, and pronounced iuChVable by all the
doctors. In this condition I heard through
a friend from the East of Swift's Specific
(S. S. S ), which is made in Atlanta, and 1
took it because I felt that under any cir
cumstances 1 waa doomed to die. The first
three doses of it infused new life into me
aud after taking about twenty dollars
worth, I am a new man and as sound sa a
dollar. Every V'-stige of the old enemy is
gone—my skin is clear, and I feel as well or
better thau I
Specific costs high out here, but it Is worth
$500 per bottle to sufferers from blood dis
eases. Thank those people for me, and let
atiy doubters write me here, care of the
Commercial Ho'el.
'
did in my life. Swift's
Y ours very truly
Äarky Smith.
sudden Death.
Elisha S. English, a brakeman on the P.,
W. & B. railroad and living at 702 Bennett
street, died suddenly about 7 o'clock
this morning alter
liens from rheumatism,
weeks ago the deceased, while working
on the rail oad, was caught in a rain storm
and caught a cold which turned to the
disease which caused his death. He
32 years old leaves a wife and family.
A Literary man Went West
The lime stone water of Ohio disordered
his bowels aud laid him od a bed of sickness
with horrible cramps. For three days aud
nights he was wretched. Then he said:
••VYby didn't I think of Perky Davis's
Pain Killer»'' He sdat'forik and experi
enced such prompt and Gu rouf i} relief that
fce said he was a fool Ibr not getting it at
first.
a brief lli
About two
Died 1 eri*nt*y.
TV wifk of Jl^o T. Gardner. WTtng at the
_<r»ctxr o» VTenth and Shipley
fsxw«*. about 3.30 o'clock yesterday
arierao.v. after a *iwr r . liaoos» The funeral
. , _. xi Friday morniug at V*
s . ck *r>3* S-7 Ft:** i C huren, where high
riiu W evict rateri.
Joecph De Godt's excursion to the agri
cu.turai fair at K-adiug will take place on
Thursday, October 4. Two trains will be
run, leaving Wilmington at 0.45 and 7.45 a.
ni. respectively, aud returning leave Head
ing al 0.15 p. in.
Malaria
in all its forms positively cured with Emory'b
S5*c.»l*ri i ure Ills, e never-failing remedy;
pur*.y vewretable, contain no quinine or
orduer pouagencies, endorsed by phy
mf feAd by druggists everywhere.
♦1«*
di uni b. ■neats.
L«a»h From Diphtheria.
Coroottr fimith was notified this morning
thAC a cLiid living ob Market street near
T went j-third street, iu the Ninth ward, bad
died suddenly ol diphtheria. His imormaut
left no name. Th«* Coroner will investigate
the ease this afternoon.
Reliable uiace
George L. Walker, piano parlors,836 North
Sixth street,
connection with any piano w
I «a rue* of a similar r.aru**
Buy Pf a oos.
Parrish, Philadelphia. N >
rooms er
Try Colgate's "Everglade*," sold by Dan
lorth, Druggist, cor. second and Market. A
varied stock ot truste*.
THU KAlLUUAiM
A Local Time Table With the Lateet
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WlIaMINOTON FUR
PHH.A.-2.f/J*. 2.28», Ô.30, 6.40, 7.00, 7.60, 8.10f
8.16 9.<J0.v.39. 9.68, 10.20, 10.30,11.63 a. m l2.90f ,
m. 12.15, 12.38, 1.64, 2.30, 4.00, 5.17», 6.80f
e38», 6-66,7.26,7 30*, «.66* p. m.
Wiw York— 2.00*, 2.33*, 6.80,9.68, 11.63 a. in
2.38, 1.54, 6.17», 6.38*, 7.26 p. m.
Baltihoh*— 1.06», 1.42», 4,61*,8.06*, 9.17*, a
m. 12.27, 1.00, l.Otf, 6.00, 6.U0, 6.67, 11.04* p. m
WABIWOTO*-1.42*, 4.51», 8.06*, 9.17» a. m.
LUO, I/O«, 6.00,6.67,11 04» p. m.
Haltimoru
1 NTBRMKPIATK STATIOWB -
1.06», 9,17* tu uu. 1.00. 6.00, 6 00p. m.
♦Trains running both daily and Sunday,
fTrams running only on Sunday.
iHLawaki KAifioAi>--6.00*,9.10t a,m. 1.06t
a.ou*, 4.0U|,6.26f p. m. No Sunday trains.
»For New Castle only.
fFor Harrington and intermediate stations.
t Express for Delm&r.
Wilmiwoton Northkrw Railroad— 7.00 a. m.
I 06, 6.02, 6.16 p. m. Sundays, 7.00 a. in, and
TKAiiis leave ros wiLMiNOTufi
pmuapiLraia n*w hbuad str«wt innw>—
12.80 , 8.60-. i.au. 7 .»i-,».uo, 8 .ai. 8 .Mt,lo.l«.ll. 80 t
ii.» u m. 12.20, i. 32 t, 3.1« «.os, 4.20,
*.0^».20.0.60,e.00t . » 3 «, 8 so*, ».so, 10.00. 11.32
Naw Oabtib— 8 . 30 , «.'it, 10 . 02 , 11.40 a. m.
•'Train, running bott tally »na sondaj.
tTrain. funmng »nijr on snndaj.
3.10p. m.
Dklawarj* Whbtbrv Railroad— 7.06 1.80
a. ui. 6.30 p. m. Sunday train* 10 . 30 , a.m
6/*> p.m.
ritAlNJS AKK1 V bat WlUÜflNOTON FROM
i'aiLA~i 2 .;r.l.oo, 1 . 32 *, 4,4?*. 7 . 46 . «jri*. 9.11
t(»46, Ut 10 \ 36 " in..2 12 M. U)7. XV.
.6U,-7i%6, 4.bo, 4.0Ü, 6.36, 6.68, 6 20 . 6.48, 7.86.7.604.
9.6« 10.38. 16.6Hn. TO.
• Yo^i— i.42«, 4.^.*,6.02t,9.12a. m. 12.60
1.0?, 4.66,6.»- *' if.M p.m!
BADTIlf ORK— 1.61 *, 2.13» ,
9.34,9.54,11.43 a. m
12.3«, 1.61, 8.11*. 6 30*, 7.24, 9.49* p. m.
Wabhikötom— 1.61*, 2.13, 11.43 a.
1.61. 6.11 *, 6.3tJ*, 7.24, 9.49 p. in.
* Both dally
t On Sondav nnl
Dklawark Kailroad-~ 8.60, 9.50, 10.16 a.
2.06, 5.U5 . 0.60 p. m. No Sunday trains.
* From Uastle or.i7
WlLMI
8.40, ll.36a.
•n a Nokthbkm Railroad—-'. 62
n. 0.42 p.m. Sunday, 10 30 and
7.0*( p. m
i fKloA WARM W iCHTKKIf K AILROAD—8.68 a. m.
14 p. m. Sunday trains 9.10 a. ra,
6.40 p. m.
A tram will i
W limine ton for Newark
and way stations at 7.48 a. -n.. returning leave
Newark at 8.26 a. iu. for Wilmington and way
stations. '
Tito Black figure« denote the Limited
MiXpree« Traîna.
OCR MAIL».
Their Arrival »<d Departure, Takl
KOiMt Jalf 1st» 18*43.
The Pont Office In this olty will be open daily!,
except Sunday, from«.»)», in to up. in. Prl
vatc boxes arc aoceMtble until 11 p. m On
an ^MR.X.fn*' uf «*! m. "iJÄ»
§*ie stamp wimiow will oloae at fl.ao p. m Th]*
of money order office will olose at 0 p. in.
'
R.
MAILS CLOSB AH FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
Wilmington A Northern Kallroad to Heading
Pa., and points uu the Baltimore and Central
south of Chadd'n Ford, 7.40 a. m.
Philadelphia closed pou *h, 8.30 a. in.
Philadelphia and way mall, 4» a
the | New York. Pennsylvania and points east and
! west, w a m.
Delaware Western Railroad to JLaoâenbuty
l ' PwSiuii.hla, N«w Y»rk olty. P«nniytv»nl»
and New Jersey. 11.80 a. m
Philadelphia, New York and all points eaft
and west, 1.80 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York au * all points easlt
and west, 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York cities dosed
pouches, 0.36 p m.
Pennsylvania west ot Lancaster,
points west and southwest 9.36 p. m
All points north, east, west aud southw
P Ali Louisiana is sent west except New Orleaajf
which is sent south on through mails.
SOUTH
Baltimore and way mall, 7.40 a. m.
Washington aud all points south, 7 40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.30 «. to.
^uppllmeutary wail tor the P«ulur-ula, 9 a, qq.
Baltimore, Washington and all poiau south,
12*80 p. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Lllrton
Havre de Grace. 12.30 p. in
Points on Baltimore Central,between Port De
posit, and Chadd's Ford, 12.80 p. w.
Baltimore aud Hay Liue steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington. Including
Delaware City and St. Oeorge ? s, *.eu p m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, &!&o p. m.
.Washington and all points south
la
w.
and
on
the
apd all
t,i
I
for
j
1
a
is
or
let
Haiti
11 p. m.
MAILS A
ITM AM» RK A DY VOR DKL IV KR T .
From Wilmington A Northern Railroad A3W
* From New York, Philadelphie, Washington
and an'other point*, 9 30 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west, 8 80 a.
From way mall from Philadelphia,
Froth Peninsula and all north of H
8.80 a. m.
ar ring toll
9.16 a. m.
From Baltimore and way mall, v.60
From Baltimore, 12.30 u. m
From Peninsula mail, 1X.30 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and pointu
north and east. 1.20 p. tn
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 2.20 p. m.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p, m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, 6.40 p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, 6,-iO p. m.
Carriers diliveries as follows : 8.80 a.m ., gen
eral ; 10.10 a. m.. partial ; j. 30 p. m., general ;
4.00 p. m.. partial.
Colleiaious from street boxes are made by the
0.30 and lo a. tn., 1.30 au«l 4 p m.
marie at 7.81)
n. m from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water aud Thirteenth streets
inclusive. On Sunday a füll collection will hb
made at 6.01» p.m. LoomI letters for oarrlers
delivery should be deposited In Post Office ten
minutes before the hour of delivery
W Y SWHHJET. P
'
carriers
An additional collection will be
P.,
the
at
lli
oat master.
DKATH8.
CAR8W KI.L.-ln Uns city.
Rot»«fit
K lame
the 26th lust..
Invited to ati
lil» In.»«- r> Hldenci- 42« Eh?| t
, on Frld iy, 8* pt 28th, at 2 «>'cli»c|i
lent; at WilinlugUm ami Brand)
• 11, agt'tl 72
:n*l Um- fu
•nil fr«.
Fourth a
. Int«
p.
wine Cemetery
RIDKTIOrS 1 DKA»
AKt KNTEHTAIN ED ABOUT PU RG ATI VF.H.
IT 18 DANGKI Ol :> I o el <>UItGE Tli 1C bTOJMl
ACH, TO HAhl* TME H0WKI.8, TO PR« *y.
TRÄTE TUE N EKVOl's* 8Y81EM WIT«
FUKlOr» EVACUANT*. NATURE MAh
«4IVXH A 8AMPLE IN TH* FAMOUS BELI
EF R SPRING. OF WHAT THE BI IOUS, CON|
»TIPATEDOK DY8PEPTK' SYSTEM N f EDS
FOR ITS RVSTOK TU»N, A \ D IN **TAR|
RA T*S EFFERVKBOEN" SKI. ' Z KH APERI
ENT" SCIENCE HAS IMl'hOVED ON NA
TURE BY COVBIW « ALL THE VALUA
BLE INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN
FOUNTAIN IN A P RTABI.E FORM.
KEE.YBLK AND POTENT MALI'S AL
TERATIVE « HANGE s THE CONDITION Of
THE Bl OI) AND PURIFIE» ALL THF.
FLUID' OF THE BODY. SOLD BY ALL
DRUG G 18TS
V*
U»
on
be
a.
VNV KB TA h KB A.
JOHNSON ä HAHNHTlC
Furnishing Uiidertakers^
NO. 207 MARKET STREET.
or
WILMINGTON, OIL
Telephone call, 129.
KXRIDKNCKB :
.. HARRY -lor • ON.
r. HAKNHILL,
ltd und Tatnwl ru.
*17 .reffrnou Ht.
DYS
ENTERY
;
I
SUM^Sa.
>
er
There is no time to be lost when those
we love are taken with these
terrible diseases.
A
The beamy of PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER u that it acts
so promptly, surely and
efficiently.
,
in
a
m
m.
Don't be without Pain Kiixer i
H ave it ready for instant use I
Keep it with you at home
or abroad I
-
1.06t
m.
and
ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT
THE MORAL OF IT.
We may moralize as much as we
please about pain; but the fact is.
that we don't like it whikf it hst^
and that we want to get rid ofit as
soon as we can. Whether caused by
rheumatism, gout, disordered liver
weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that is just
the reverse of what it should be, the
•ooner it is out of the system the
îappier we are. Whether pain is
the result of imprudence or of acci
dent, .or is sent as a punishment ibr
our sms, nwy be a nice question fir
the philosophers tb argue ; but peo
ple who are suffering want first to be
rid of the Dain, after which those
'ï " 0 e ^ on " °f argument may argue
! the matter to their hearts' content
80 t Above ail . u .
4.20, (juovean tneory, argument, and
11.32 pJiilttsophy, comes the delightful fart
m. ! that Brown's Iron Bitter 3 drives
P a 'fi away. Sufferers run no risk in
. trying this medicine, the only com
pound containing iron which carriers
no mischief with it. Those who have
used it will tell you so; and you can
7 for yourself by buying a bott e
the nearest druggist. j
1.80
a.m
9.11
12.60
m
62
and
m.
m.
leave
way
'
i
H J5
«5»
Special Announcement !
;
Office of the
Wil'n. Clothing House,
Fourth a Market Sts.
!
We have many bar
gains to offer our patrons
in every department until
September 15 . We wish
to dispose of all odd suits
—will make a price that
cannot be resisted ii you
need a suit or an odd Coat,
Pants or Vest. We have
something that will suit
you or if you waDt the
same ior either of the boys
you will find it to your ad
vantage to call on us
t
In our Custom Depart
ment we will make the
same offer and add, we
have just received our
stock of Foreign Suitings
and Overcoatings and will
give you special prices at
this time. These are cash
offers and you'll find it to
your profit to avail your
selves of the same.
Yours Respectfully
Jno. W. Diefendorf A Co
if
is.
as
is
ibr
be
.
in
e
;
)
1:
t
I
RfVAINTED FROM YESTERDAY
TRVim KNUF THK FOUR.
ProMKlInga of To-day'» Regular Monthly
the A luiRkouae.
Wing
thly meeting of the Trus
The regular
tees of the Poor was held at the Almshouse
thin morning, with President Baiid In the
«hair, and sil of the Trustees present with
the exception of William Desu.
Mr. Farra presented the hill of Jordon A.
Wilson, for burying the body of Thomas
Cummerford who died tf small-pox,
am.muting to $40, which was passed.
Mr. Lackey moved that the phj stcians at
the AlmshouH* see that all patienta be
properly vaccinated. Adopted.
Mr. demtson presented and had passai
the bills of Doctois Charles Stewart,John J.
Black and William M. Ogle, for attending to
small-pox patients in New Castle city, of
$40 each.
Mr. Williams, of the Building Committee,
reported that the work was progressing
rapidly and satisfactorily, and that th# pay
ment for the mouth would amount to
$10,000.
Tlie superintendent reported the following
Inmates at the Almshouse :
White men. . . 60 I Colored men. ..»V.. 14
_ as Colored women.
White worn«;
White chlldrtm. 7 I Colored children
ih
. S
109
38
INSANE OEPABTUEifT.
. 26 I Colored men_
Whit« women. S3 Colored women.
White men
• 0
. 8
68
14
Total number of Inmates in both defiafl*
ments, 210. The number of denths last
mouth was four. The report shows four
less than last month.
Dr. Ogle made a suggestion to the Board
that a free diepensary be established tu the
city, but when put to a vote the motion to
appoint a committee to coûter with City
Connell in regard to the project was lost.
The mailer will in all probability be brought
up at a future uiccllug for consideration.
There being
sidération the Beard at 12 o'clock adjourned.
Superintend.nt Guthrie baa rcaranged the
furniture lu the Board room and has pro
vided the Press with a table for their ex
press use, for which he has the thanks of the
Gazittk for hi* thoughtfulness.
further business for con
Fell in a Fit.
Consideriblr excitement was caused on
Kirkwood near Eighth street, about 11.30
o'clock this morning, by the children of
Mn». Eckhardt.
ho came running from
tbeir home at H34 Kirkwood street crying
that their mother was dead. A hasty
examination by the neightnirs who heard
the screams of the children, showed that
Mrs. Eckhardt had fell to the floor and was
suffering from an attack of spasms. The
proper remedies were applied aud fbe woman
soou recovered
Did rihe Die T
No!
"i?he linger« .1 aud suffered along, pining
aw»y all the time lor yea«s,"
"Tlie doctors doing h»*r no good;"
''And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the pap« r« say so much about."
"Indeed ! Indeed !*»
"How thauklul we should be for that
merllelue."
A DMUghter'a Misery.
"Eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery,
From t* complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
1 Und he care of the best physicians.
"Who ve h-rdiw
"But no relief.
"And now she Is restored t«>
health by so simple a remedy as Hop Bitters
that we had shunned for years before using
it.—T he Parent»
î various names ,
in g«x>d
Father I* «.ettlng Hell.
"My daughters say :
"How much better father is since he used
Hop Bitters."
"He Is get ting well after his long suffering
from a disease declared Incurable."
glad tha he used your
Bitters."—A Lady of riti,-a, tf. y.
"And we are
7hh <'*'i
1 Ah tiftrna.
l<Of d Unotati
Corrected Dally n Uie
't'.rimt Market.
M»KH^JT»I> DAILY
MORROW, MO. 417 ntBWCH HTHMBT:
ter hu
hay, riKD. MTt)
.J:
OK I
Hay..
Straw
Oats..
Bran, doulfle n
Crack el corn..,
Middlings. d>>uli
Uoarso
A 1.10
V.
take!
■i
f
l-nshel.l w
76
•':':0lled .
Ground corn and «>
-.6
. n
l.TIIY. BTC.
rt,
BOOH,
er ft wt:
• " retail.
* " wh'»ler.ijr .20
" retafl.26
r d*'*.en
Prtnt hut
Print "
Tub
Tub
Eggs, wholesaio.
<rj « .23
.26 a
I
.30
Kune, retail, i or Soien
Ohlekcna, ttlive wholeHale.12
Ohlckona, dresHe.d who,
Ohlokens, alive, retail.. .
Uhlckens, drea.ied, reta! 1. ...
Gheene, wholeealo, por pound
Oheese, reiaü.
1
ia e/ .16
<r« .14
.13
.10
.14
'.12 .18
*RHr.
Sirloin steaks por poun.i..
Uuinp steak* per p«-und .
Round steakt* por pound.
Rtb roast por pound..
Uhuok roap r per pound .
Stewing piece*.
Boiling hits por pound .
Shine,. .
Kidney fa 1,per pound....
Lauib chops, per pound.
Lamb roasts, per pound...
Mutton chops, per pound.
Mutton roast*, perpoun Î.
Veal cutlets, per ponn l ..
Veal roasts, per pound .
*» ft
. .2t
.26
•if o .1*
V
.1* a .if
. 'î g
• *26 Q .60
,20 t
. 1 «
. .16
.20
I f
•?
... .18 4
.16
; u B
Spanish Mackerel.
Rook nsh. per pound_
White Perch, per prund
Trout, por pound .
Halibut, per pound.
Oatfleb.
Black
Blue fish
. .It
;s e as
aâ 'o as
as
3
fi ^l T * >CT,in< *
.16
a*x
a-tH
Hai^ook.
.16
Market ood ..
Porgelae........
Butter 0«h.
.1
16
. .11
PORK BTC.
wholesale
retail
Smoked baui*..
Fresh Pork ...
Fresh bausugu
Should orp.....
Dried beef...
Salt Hitch.
Smoked bacon.!..
Bolyna sauauge.
14
18
•a
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14
16
!2U
16
... . 10
V»»*TABI.*h.
Fotatoo , per nalf-ppux.u
Hweet potatoes, jier Ralf peck
GaDbage, per head.
Turnip*. !»«► half p*mb .
Corn, per dozen.
Corn, per hundred.
Lomatoee, p er halfpeok_
Tomatoes, per ba*-et.
Fears, Hartfett per h II peck
Pear*,Bartlett per basket...
Peach e» per half peck.
Peaches, per basket.
Grapes, per pound.
irrapes, wholesale, por B> -
Apples, pe'basket. .....
Apples, per half peck
Pears, per basket_
Lima Deans, it
Faifir Plarit
12
.10
. 10
i"
60
80
80
....
#10
$1«
26
40
1.26
0«
Ub
1 »
60
00
Lt
.
00
1
quart
10
(»0
•it)
i uu *■ t.HMlOMAI VA 't ÜH.
Y)s s •' n. -a j. ii. hohe:
-111' tru- :.KLK-A ItUbH
4nMK.il 4THJN blioul.t not îe lti"
t« cnubuit .1 A b. IIUIIINHAIJK of m v
1. i'ullaùeiphia, either by mal) or bv
K » J o' '^ irll ' K lhe fc®"™ ' f8 a. m to 2 p. m., and
Advice free.
AUK.
Md
. „ , Whoeocver should k now his con
and Uie way to improve it should read
"Wisdom in a nut-hhell.»*
' on reeeirt of three-cent stamn.
JOHN c. COLi;
VOTAKV I'CHI.IC.^ND JUMTICIt 02 THE
aasrïf 1 . «0. » W«v Blau nrw . M .
dir.
M.
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THE BEST PLACE TO BI T DRY GOODS.
Clothier's,
IGHTH A Kff.BtRT
Strawbridge &
EIGHTH« MARKET * 1
Special Notice !
S
PH ILADELHUIA.
0
8
S. H. STAATS,
405—MARKET STREET—405
Dur! g the next 80 <tayB|wll| make a
SWEEPING REDUCTION
II» THE PRICE 1 OF Hit)
—Spring and Summer—
Stock nr
HOSIERY, GLOVES
-AN1>
Gauze Merino Underwear
FOR I. A DIF-8, GKNT8;AND MI88E8,
A l*oa great ieduction In
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas !
We have fonnd it nerewai v to take this step.
In order to redueeour atcek, before commencing
and enlarge our store. Gome and
bargain.
secure a genuine
S. H. STAATS.
HiANOtt.
GEO. L. WALKER,
a
PIANO PARLORS!
83G N. Sixth Street.
[NEAK PARKISH 8T., PHILADELPHIA]
ESTABLISHED i860.
NO STORE RENT TO PAY
Finest New Pianos !
I
*
At one-half the prices charged
in expensive stores.
READ THIS LETTER, WRITTEN OVER
18 YEARS AUO HY LEADING CITI
ZENS 01 RE..DING, I'A:
Hkadino, Pa., Januar/ 20, 18& r >.
the undersigiietU having purchased
Plano* of Mr. George L. Walker,do hereby certify
th tt we are highly pleased and perfectly aatlsfled
with »al«l Plano«. They are beautiAillv flnUhed,
po»M'98 a full, rich and clear tone, ami stand in
admirably. We cheerfully recommend Mr. Walker
to those about purchasing Pi.,
ability, ami a gentle
JAMES YEAGER,
Harvey b»ruh,
A. WF.BEK IN «
DAVID K STOUT,
J. H. N « 1 HT« *N,
JA MES T. KE BEB,
Wo,
artist of
by of their couii
H. < KOUSF,
JtiHN T. UR AI'*,
A AIMS' LEIB,
MARTIN G BOSS,
F. liiiAM,
ALLEN BECIITEI,,
AND 100 OTHER CITIZENS.
This 1* only one letter out of many hun
dreds I have received, all of which I will
show with pleasure. Please remember
I Have No Connection
With any Piano Warerooms
II you wish to take advantage ot the lu
lueement. 1 ofler Iu »elllug New Plano, by
the moet celebrated maker« at half tbe
prieea charged la store, be sure to call at
the old reliable place—GEO L. WALKER'S
Plano Parlors, 836 N. Sixth street,
Parrish. Special bargains to-day In slightly
used Pianos from lamlllea forced to sell
*1000 UPRIGHT PIANO.
*750 SQUARE GRAND PIANO
$650 RICHLY CARVED PIANO.*160.
*500 ROSEWOOD PIANO
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY.
REMEMBER THE LOCATION.
MU
an*
tivo.
,800
—TERMS $10 MONTHLY—
GEO. L. WALKER
836 N. Sixth St.Phila.
î
aeptis-lv-ioe
N. MELCHIOR
-GUNSMITH
?9"
No. 214 King Street,
Has for sale Bkkkch
d MlZZLK LOALINQ
GÏÏN8
Of all make«, revolvers and cartrblgesofall kinds
Fine nickel-plated revolvers, #1.26. Implements
for breecb-1 r»d' u , nnailawW. »ad fnuud
fishing tack «. Reps Irlng dene at short notice.
sepi4"iy«M
LIQUOM D MA r mmm
WB HOLD IN STORE AND IN U S
SsPSFL^osb^jbSk
A. Overtoil A Oo., Janunry 1 »3
The above,
lax paid at
«nay in as-cn at this store.
and J u im IMS.
A. U
s..Jd« will tie cold either in bond
ta* lowest mark mi rat«* >4«mp|ei
NO.
MAKKRT HTKWT
Uifh-*'
fKANClS ID'LL V « IX)
SKI DEN BERG'S CIG A US !
AT WHOLESALE RATES.
Chas. J. H. Beckett,
H* WF8T SEVENTH STREET.
—--- H9r.
^VlON HENZE,
121 KING STREET.
ri\ rht huandb or.
WIN ES.
NlKPHTFJNHC HK1MI.1VU.
NINO MARHADA.
M IHM II. MERK, ETC
A iso a fin* line of
L I QUOR3,
Atirt »he he*i
WK-T ClGAKh.
hrsmts at Havana and
fEY
POT H 'S CELEBRATED BEER
Y
iVVf Jfywwaat a clue of beer A.
II •* nZK 8 is (lie plau«* vou are lonklng »or,
»■■m-ir-CI_ SO^tM KING HEREET.
TORN P. DONAHOE,
M -BOTTLER
»NO HOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MABBEY
« OO.'B BHILAGKLPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
—AT. SO
or
!
e O.cbrxtcd Harth »I »may
rile brewing* are nr
bottled.
I xjua led i<»r portly an«!
•itantly on nanti tn keg*
Mineial water* lu all
the differ* nt flavor*.
:
b'7 AND 5.9 ORANGE STREET,
W1LMING fON, DEL.
Mdrl'ollte and aeconm «slating driver*. Order*
ny mail promptly alten« ed to. H« 1 m aisoconnec
umI wtt a the T» lephont Exchange, and hi* tlgnal
*4 my 1-I8
I
( JHANGKGROVF
PURE KYfc; WHISK i .
-III fACJT
PHE PUHK8T. RICHEST AND BICtT BYE
T.HIMKY EXTANT.
bottle.
By Uir ,
JAMES A. KELLY,
Unlfo
.,uaiit^
Absolutelypure rye.
cb and deiteau In flavor
A *urv and safe tonic.
A reliabl« sGinulant
8 W. UOK. TENTH AND ORANGE 8T8.
invS-ly-jS
r pE
BEST GLASS
—OF—
LAG ER HEER
-IN THE CUT, ALbO—
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT, AT
E. P. FREYE'f,
NO. 17 EAST SECOND STREET.
Jy23-tfl2
j^PECHT A SPAHN
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
BUTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
GOItNEK FIFTH AND Dt/PONT HTUKETb,
WILMINGTON, DELA WALK,
by mall promptly filled,
lupnlled with bottled beer; pint
bottle* 6 cents a dozen.
A share of your patronage I* reep« cuully solle
lt«l. leli-l-17
«4ror«l
Familie«
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
[European Plan]
and Restaurant,
OPPOSITE THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
Wllmluglon, Delaware.
This hotel is a new building, entire ly
furnished lu a most elegant style and offers
American ami G« rman comfort*. Refreshments
•I eatable* Amt-class at fair prices.
UKNKY BLOUTH, Proprietor.
u
1 • -
ÎÏBALE Li|uq
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE f
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
This instrument Is
_iKTfer than a watch. I
the ë xict nnmber ôf mil» s driven tn the
l-100th part of a mile; couuts
_np to 1,000 mile*;
aud dust titfht; always in order; saves
liorses from beinx overdriven; IseaMlly attached
to the Wheel of a Bugjry. Carriage, bulky,
Wagttu.tUnad Cart, bulky Plow, Reaper, M<»wer,
[jT other vehicle. Invaluable to Liverymen,
Drivera, Physleian*, Fa rmer s. Bnrvey
ors, Draymen, Expressmen, Htage Owner-, Jt«-.
1'r lo* only «6. 00each, one-third the price of a ny
other Odometer. When ordering give diameter
ofthe whee 1 . Bent by mail ou receipt of price,
postpaid. A.ddreee,
Plea«
MeDOMMRL ODOMETER CO.,
8 North La »alle 8t„ Chicago.
auglAJhn-dAw
•W w,. ,f
TM
RIVER VIEW ACADEMY,
DELAWARE CITY DEL.
A boarding apd «lay school tor both sexes.
MONDAY, 8EPT. 17, 1883.
Opens
hoard and tuition #260 per annum. Wo extras.
Nothing furnished by pupils. Send for circular
C. G. ALEXANDER AGO.,
Delaware Olty. DM.
Price for
to
iFM-lm
REPRINTED FROM
MUHfiF.Jt DlMoVKliK
On* of Ui« Most mL.
IIOHNSLLhTiLl.t: N V
dead body of William^ 25.,
lyliiK »Ion« the trai'k ,,f o "if *»< I
mil« thU #lile of 01«»,, , Erle r«u,
night on Tu««d,y „i j 'f 1 * »U> u ,
b«d cut« »bout th, Tli-r.
men. A coroner'« i„ rv k Ml
that Scott li«d tkr "«i » ,
On Thursday word * M b J «»
brother ol the dead m nw,wl (re
dreamed on Tu.aday nl*h t "hif*!; k *
•u murdered lu , /, h '> hl» b,
robbed. When the dr!?, n. r l***
•o nervo«.» that he »„ un.i.kT"*' 1 *
during the night. He »woke r. 'N
between U.SÖo'eln.t . 1 '""ted
Ve *t e J
I> Hv
Ain
!
On th« »»me day a"«r»i»r?« , ÿ th
live. In Rochester! »eut!: '/I ^"«'a,
Olaan that the had » dre».'» t Ui
I n »hieb »he »»w XwoZnnlT^'
U> death In the wood» , 't' bl
from bla pockeu 8|„. , Wl)k uk '
Don t touch the money * Ti N ^
H!" Ähassys she ws? Ik7 '' U **
«he arOK Irom the | H ,1 »„d^u'ï '
A clock on the hwvau Mio«!, ,» k
be a little pa»r, 11 so ,l,(
These »Inaolar decl»r»t|„„,
»* "> "k»" (-he .«.a ll,.,
Haiu Scott*, diath he |,.„i
perty, lor whleh he »»„ -
alteruoon he w»» ,cei, in „„ ' ""
saloon kc|it by « niau
company with tw
iljtoxieated
Hi
"I
iiiiiiM (j'y,
■drang,.
and <■xlili.it,.,) a .
money,»nd boa.t-,1 „1 lh(i - "J»
made In the »ale.B. t» wu 4 [j' k ,
»"»' dnlnk th»t the men earr,
a barn In «be rear ol (1™' ,, ®
there. AN,ut ll.TO oVln,TZ
waa met by an »equal ,„„«h ,,,
leading from O'Mar.'» to t|„. i ri "
near a piece of wood,
alive again.
There waa nn mont y l„ hUckh«
found. It U noted now ,1», th ™,
blood on the rail, or ,„y»her ( .
track at the .pot «here be»u| 0 ^2
railroad men «y that It would be
lmpoaelblllty for a per,,,,, h
engine or run over thkre with»
fact being dUcovered at ,1^,,!. ,
engineer or flrenian. Tbc i,, ||,i (l
now that Scott wan munlm.l and
and placed where Tic w»» lourd i„ , 0
the Impre.slou that he had beeu kill
the cars.
The matter is to be relnveetlgated.
men.
I ie
• I,.,i
Y
A.
tli I
Preferred Death to
SiTMOUR, Conn., Sept. 25,_isj*7
the 14-year old daughter of Geor/eHü
herself through the body with
barrelled shot-gun this morning beem
stepmother Insisted that è
a dress that, she had
trtNlay. Ella had been «ut in a
and got the dress wet and wanted Ui p
her best dress, ami when denied the
lege ah« looked curiously at her stepm
for a moment, then walked slowly up
and seizing the gun placed the n
h gainst her heart and pulled the
with her foot. She died in a lew mon
Kaiioka, Mo., Feb. 9,11
1 pu re based five bottles of your Ho
ters of Bishop A Co. last fall,lor mydi
ter, and am well pleased with the Bi
r hey did her more good than all the
cine she has taken for six years.
Wit. T. McCum
The above Is from a very reliable it
whose daughter was in very poor heil
I even or eight years, and could obh
relief until she used Hop Bitten, f
any penon
have a large sale, am
are making remarkable cures.
W. H. Bishop «s Ci
Dr. Simms' Pain Searcher, the perl
of pain medicines, prompt, quick,
Immediate in relieving craui|s,
cholera morbus, neuralgia, rheumaiisn
Depot, Fourth and Kiug street*. 8o
druggists.
Old p
I 'I
worn
now in as good health
couutry. We
Two Lucky Meu of Selui*.
Speculation is rife hh t«j the holden 0
of ticket 01.880,which drew the second
prize of *26,o«U in the August drawn
1 he Louisiana Slate Littery. It
'earned that the ticket bad been j
lied with the S«)Uthern Kxpreitf for coll*
The agent would not reveal the
lucky u eu It watt u profeMional
N. U. I'imn-Democrat announce« that Mi
Sam Selig and J M. Llttlehale, of Seim»,
a fifth ot he gran«l ii umher, drawiun i
eiM*h in good money. They bought live toil
separate number* In
been regular buy « r*
smaller sums before. Mr. Selig i
keeper of Mesnis Griei A Kohu. Dr. Ll
hale ha* been supervisor of the
several years Sfhrut, Ala., limes, .1 ugutli
iZ
purtuershlp,
for year*, and lmve
they
Ü«SKS
I
V* DR. V fra
en
JO 5 -
SYESi
i
m
BEFORE — AND — AFTER
Electric Appliances sr« «ent on 33 Days P
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR 01
•ulTcring fr««m N«BVora ptBn>
tauttTLux er M.KV* re«»'.
W RAKMBA.SKN. and ail dl! *
from ABfipi
it coinpl< * r*
SÄÄHooDGriWri«
■yyr»o »■»
Vi *
of a I'KitftOXAL Nature
Otukb CACsra. Bueody relief
r* r Ion of Hxai.tb, V100B and
The gnamlcat discovery of t
B«ud at once for lllu»tr*t«d pamphlet, w* Ai
VO'.TAIt «HI Bfl.. BARUCH. **
6 Püfead
of 9*1
tin» r»»r-, »"''„IS,"
. r heard Of » '«'I"'''' "'.f"",. lift I k
properly taken, tn ol Jj ™ fully
never known a remedy that wouio 1
uompllsh what It to «"gJjgSAtfWf. 0
I have known and w*tobe«l th'*
SpacHM for
We have sold Swift's.Bpecl flc [& JJ. * ' Ü
most astonhliiiig result**. One " » ,1
used half a «losen bott.es says tha ' J» J
him more g.-od than treatment wbhhtVjjjT
#1,000. Another who lias used f"! «
.* Cll ÄA f rÄÄ' SI
91,000 REWARD' , 1
Will be pAi.ll« »ny chenilm wlw' *Jj* f" t l
>UT.rury, 0f ajliK^ V'étaMlù Jor »n^ j
run»,/ ™* ,w d 5 rJS»"H
null
- 1 :i '' '
id Ski»
Our treatise on Mloo«l
free t«> applicants.
Trunks and Traveling
A. CONNER,
Beiuble H«n«. «i Traat '
removed to hi* new *to
- fOUBTH STMW,
äHSsSaÄ -.!'" 1
J.
NO. 4 EAST
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