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PHU.ADBI.PalA ITEMS.
The
except
vate
Sunday*
boxe*
sale
money
Pa.,
south
New
west.
Grand Army Day —Death of a Wall
Known Journalist—A Sudden Death.
[United Praaa Dispatches t > the Gasette. I
Pini.ADSLPUi-v, Oct. 23.— To-morrow,
Grand Army day and the seventeenth anni
versary of organization In Ihia Stato will be
celebrated. A fealuro of the day will be a
grand street parade, In which all Grand
Army posta lu thla city will participate,
together with vlsltlug posta from depart
menu of New York, New Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland.
Philadelphia, Oct.
Copeland, a well-known Washington correa
S indent, eled early thla morning at the rcs
enco of his brother-in-law, In German
town. lie waa for many year, a correspond
ent of the New York Journal
and Bulletin, one of the beat known papers
in the country.
Philadelphia, Oct. 23—Edwin Gribblc,
of 128 South IPth street, a well known mar
ble dealer ot this city, while sealed In a
for New Yoik at Broad street station,
23.—William P.
10 a.
and
and
and
pouches,
points
All
p. m.
All
which
All
of Commerce
train
this morning, suddenly dropped dead.
A Lecture ou China.
Dr. Carrow delivered a highly instructive
and interastlng lecture on China to the young
men of the Centra'. Presbyterian Church
in the parlor of the church last eveuiug.
A good sized audience was in attendance
und listened with marked attention to the
doctor who described the peculiarities ot
the Chinamen, of their language, dress aud
religion. He exhibited au opium pipe and a
cast of a fashionable Chinese lady's loot,
which was twisted all out ot shape aud re
sembled a child's toot deformed. The doctor
stated that the ca-»t was taken from the loot
of a womau weighing over 200 pouuds ami
who was very proud of what the Chinese
called an aristocratic foot.
12-30
Havre
posit,
Haiti
lip.
^
and
north,
0.16
Died Suddenly.
Mary Welsh, a woman said to be over 'JO
years old, was found dead iu her room this
morning. For a number of years she had
been living with Christopher Dougherty, at
the northwest corner of Seventh and Madi
son streets, and last night wa* In apparent
good health and retired about 9 30 o'clock.
Failing to come down stairs this morning
one of the family went to call her and found
her lying on the floor dead, where she had
evidently fallen on getting out of bed. The
deceased has been a sufferer from rheuma
tism for the post 10 years and weighed about
200 pounds and had never been mairiid.
Coroner Smith has been notified aud will in
vestigate the case.
uorth
south,
north
south
eral
4.00
An
p.
made
A Shocking Accident.
[United Press Dispatch to the Ga/.ettc. ]
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 23—A shocking
accid) ) t happened at the Michigan Stone
W'ork^ t iis morning, resulting in the death
of Michael Portriks, and serious injury to a
man named Thomas Lamb. They were
tending ore of tho grind stoues used in
taking the rough edges from castings. The
stone was a new one and had not been run
ning over half au hour when it suddenly
burst into three pieces. Oae of these pieces
struck Portriks just back of the left car
crushing his skull, while the other struck
Lamb and broke hie arm. Portriks only
lived 10 minutes.
Is
it,
is,
not
die.
to
I>n portant Sale of Real Eatate.
To morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock Hai ry
Emmonr, Esq., will »ell five valuable prop
erties at trustee's sale. The houses are all
in first class condition and have goc*I and
paying tenants. Tbe property must be sold,
and one desiring a good house will not fail
to get a bargain. Tbe house at Eighth aud
Orange streets is centrally located, and
would be
physician. The Ninth and Orange street
»lore 16 a good business stand. 8alc called
at 2 o'clock.
excellent location for
lar
is
llanctoorae Present».
At tbe last regular monthly meeting of
the Pho nlx Steam Fire Engine Company
they were presented with a handsome
parading horn by several members of the
company. On the atme evening they were
also presented with a handsome pillow for
their reception chair by Miss Emma McCol
lough, of Washington, D. C.
PERSONAL.
Dr. John F. rearce.a nephew of Registrar
Frazer aud a graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, i* now located in Albuquerque,
New Mexico, where he ha* acquired a suc
cessful practice.
T&JL KA1LKOAIM
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHXLA.-2.00* 2.23*, 6.30, 6.40, 7.00, 7.60, 8.10f
8.16 9.03.9.39, 9.68, 10.33, 10.33,11.63 a. la . li.OOf,
m. 12.15, 13.38, 1.&4, 2.30, 4.00, 6.17*, fc.30j,
E3(J*, 6-56,7.28, 7 30*. 9.66* p. m.
NewYork— 2.00*, 2.23*, 6.30,9.58, 11.63 a. m.
a.38, 1.64, 6.17*, 6.88*, 7.26 p. in.
HaLTIMORB—- 1.06*, 1.42*, 4,61*,8.06*, 9.17*, a.
j 12.27, 1.00, 1.0», 6.00, 6.00, 6.67, 11.04* p. m.
Wash 1KOTON—1.42*, 4.61*, 8.05*, 9.17* a. in.
.00, 1.09, 6.00,6.67,11.04* p. iu.
l
D lNTERMBDXATH STATtOHS—
1.06*,9,17* a. III. 1.00, 6.00, 6.00p. m.
♦Trama running both daily and Sunday.
tTralns running only on Sunday.
Daltimohb
iiblawarb Railroad— 6.oo*.e.l0f a.to. l.06f
8.00*, 4.001,6.261 p. in. No Sunday liains.
• For New Castle only.
|For Harrington and Intermediate stations,
j Express for Delxnar.
Wilicimotox North suif Railroad—7 00 a. m.
1 oe, 6.02, 6.16 p. in. Sundays, 7.00 a. in, und
3 10p. m.
Dblawarb Wbstbrî* Railload— Î.05, 1.30
a. m. 6.83 p. m. Sunday trains 10.80 a.m
0.00 p.m.
TKAiNS AKltlVLat WILMINGTON FROM
Phila— 12.46.1.00, 1.32*, 4.47*. 7.46. 8.02*. 9.11
1045, 10.10f 11.35 a. in..2 12 60. 107. 2.22. 2.30
.60, 8.66. 4.30, 4.66, 6.36, 6.63, 6.20. 6.48, 7.36,7.60f,
0.60, 10.38. 10.68 p. in.
Nbw York— 1.82*, 4.47*,8.02f, 9.12 a. m. 12.60
1.07, 4.66,0.48*, 10.68 p.m.
Baltimorr— 1.61*, 2.13*, 9.34,9.64,11.43 a. m
12.ÜÜ, 1.61, 6.11*, 6.30*, 7.24, 9.49* p. m.
Wa8HIN(*to»- 1.61*, 2.13, 11.43 a. m. 12.86,
1.61, 5.11*, 6.3'J*, 7.24, «.49 p. m.
* Both dally and ännday.
t On Sunday only.
Dblawarb Railroad—8.60. 9.60. 10.15 a. m
2.06, 6.06*, 6.60 p. in. No Sunday trains.
* From New Castle only.
Wilmington a Northern Railroad— 6.62
8.40, ll .36 a. m. 6.42 p. m. Sunday, 10. 30 and
7.00 p; m.
Dblawarb Wkstbrn Railroad— 8.00 a. m.
14 p. m. Sunday train* 9.10 a. in,
6.40 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTUN
Philadelphia Nbw Broad Strbbt Dupot—
12.30*. 3.66*, 6,30, 7.20*,8.00, 8.21,8.36f, 10.16,11.30,
11.60 a. m. 12.26. 1.32f, 3.16 . 4.02, 4.26, !
6.06, 6.20,6.66, 6.06f. 6.86, 8.30*, 9.80, 10.00. 11.83
ED
Nbw Cabtlb— 8.88, 8.36, 10.02, 11.46 a. m.
.40,6.36 p. m.
* Train* running both dally and Sunday.
tTralns running only on Sunday.
A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way station* at 7.48 a.
Newark
dation*.
. returning leave
at 8.25 a. m. lor Wilmington and way
Tito Block itgnree denote the Limited
ILxproae Train#.
OCR MAIM,
Tbelr Arrival and Departure, Taking
KfTeot July 1st, ISM.
The Poet Office in tbf* el»jr will be open dally,
except Sunday, from 6.88 a. m. to Op. m. Pri
vate boxes arc acoeoslble until 11 p. m On
Sunday* open floua 8.80 to 9 80 a. in. Privat«
boxe* accessible from 6 to8p. m. Th« whole
sale stamp window will close at 9.30 p m The
money order office will close at 9 p. m.
MAILS 0L05B AS FOLLOW* :
WORTH.
Wilmington fc Northern Kailroad to Heading
Pa., and points or the Haltlmore and Central
south of Chadd'r Ford, 7.40 a. in.
Philadelphia cU sod poudi, 8.30 a. m
Philadelphia and wayinail, 9 a. ra.
New York, Penniylvanla and points east ana
west. 9 a in.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenburg
10 a. ui.
Philadelphia, New York olty, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia. New York and all points east
and woit, 1.30 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and weit. 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and New \ork cities closed
pouches, 9.35 p m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest 9.36 p. m.
All points north, ooet, west aud southwest, 1
p. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which Is seat south on through mails.
aotrru.
Baltimore and way mall, 7.40 a. m.
Washington and all points south, 7 40 a. m.
All poiuts on tho Peninsula, 8.30 a. m.
Supplimentary mall for the Peninsula, 9 a. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
12-30 p. in.
Newport, Stanton, Nowsrk, fclkton and
Havre de Groce, lit.30 p.
Points on Baltimore Oeutral.between Port De
posit, aud Chadd's Ford, 12.30p. in.
Haiti more and Bay Line steamors. 4.40 p. in.
Peninsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware City and St. George s, 6.60 p in.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 5!oO p. m.
Baltimore, Washington aud all poiuts south
m
lip. m.
JIAlLR ARIUVB AND H#Al)T FOU DKL1VKRT.
ftroui Wilmington U Northurn Kuflroad 6 30
^ From Now York, l'hllodelphla, Wanhington
and all other point«, 6.30 p. w.
From Philadelphia. New York and points
north, cast and west, 8 30 a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
From rontnsula and all north ot Harrington
0.16 a. in.
From Baltimore and way mail, 9.60
From Baltimore, 12.30 p. m.
From Peninsula mall, 12.80
From
p. m.
York
and pointe
Philadelphia, New
uorth and east, 1.20 p. iu.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 2.20 p. m.
From Delaware Western Railroad,2.90 p, m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, 6.40 p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and point«
south and southwest, 6.40 p. m.
Carriers dlliverles as follows : 6.30 a.m . , gen
eral ; 10.10 a. m., partial ; 1.30 p. in., general ;
4.00 p. in., partial.
Collections from street boxes
carriers nt 6.30 aud 10 a. m., 1.30 and 4 pm.
An additional collection will be uiaae nt 7.30
p. in from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water aud Thirteenth streets
inclusive. Uu Sunday a full collection will bo
made at 6.00 p.in. Local letters for earriers
delivery should be deposited In Post Office ten
minâtes before the hoar of delivery
W Y. SWIOOET. Postmaster.
made by tho
Is your Life Worth a Dollar?
—
Perhaps that seems a high price for
it, considering how poor your blood
is, and how your whole system is
prostrated.debilitated, and enfeebled.
People have been heard to say, under
such circumstances, that they would
not give the toss of a copper for the
choice between life and death. But
when it comes to actually drawing
near the grave, a man naturally draws
back, and says he does not want to
die. Life is very precious, and even
to a broken-down man it is worth
ry
saving.
One dollar will buy a bottle ol
Brown's Iron Bitters. That one dol
lar may start you on the road from
misery to recovery. A man must
take a very mean view of himself who
is not willing to invest that much in
making one serious effort to rescue
himself from deadly debility, and to
step into the enjoyment of solid
health. Broum's Iron Bitters vital
izes the blood, tones the nerves, and
rebuilds the system. Its work is
well known. Invest that dollar in a
bottle.
of
the
for
suc
0
HOW MANY MILKS DO YOU DRIVE?
THE
m.
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
Tlila instrument is
tell tiip exait numta
l-100th part <*1 a mi;
wtttt-r «nd «lull tiulit
horsrs fro
lr.rjrer than a watch. It
of mil 8 <lil\ « 11 to tlir
p to 1,00 mil*-*:
; Bavrs
asily HlUclied
Carriage, Sulky,
always In
to the wliet-l
Wagon, llo.-iil Cart, Sulky Plow, »<. 11 »« 1. M -
other \ e!.i< ie.
valuatile to Liverymen,
, Farmers. Survey*
Ac.
price of any
rdciiug give diameter
receipt Of price,
NI
Pleasure Drive
, Phytic
Draymen, F.xiresEtuen, Stage
e only |3.0Ô«ta< h, >
Wh
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oftbo wheel. »1
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it by mall o
tpal.l. Address,
6IcDONNi:i. UUOBIIYKK 111).,
2 North La Salle Ht., Chicago.
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AZ^Snn.« l.-,r C
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$200 A YEAR
M
CAN BE SAVED
In tho l.hing Expenses of the
Family
11»X MAUNU
It tires, rv
1 all k Inds '
>y the 11 a
the lliuntatnn Food
s M, at, Kish, Milk
f Animal Komi froth
the hottest weather
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and SOCIETY.
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The fit and general style of
oUr Clothing has gained us
much popularity; occasionally
however, there comes before
us odd and unusual shajies, for
which we provide a depart
ment, where alterations are
satisfactorily made without cost
to the customer.
is
of
V. C. YATES & CO.
)
-LEDGER BUILDING
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
LIQUOR »RALRRM.
;
^HE BE8T GLASS
OF
LAGER BEER
-IN THE CITY, ALSO—
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT, AT
E. P. FREYE'S,
NO. 17 EA8T SECOND STREET.
Jytt-tftI
gPECHT
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AUD—
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER F1FTII AND DüPONT STREIT»,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Aborder» by mall promptly filled.
Familles supnlle«! with bottled beer; pint
bottles 6 cenUadozen
»hare of your patronage la respectfully
ft 8PAHN
is
to
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GRAND UNION HOTEL
[European Plan]
and Restaurant,
OPPOSITE THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
Wilmington, Delaware.
building, entirely newly
• legant «t> ta and otter»
Refreshment«
t fair prices.
BLOUTH. Proprietor.
This hotel Is a
fur (dobed In a
American and G rmancomfo ts.
aud eatables flrat-claas 1
tc21 HENRY
ol
in
to
and
is
a
W E HOLD IN STORE AND IN Ü. S
BUNDED WAREHOUSES pure
whiskies (torn the following celebrated
tlllerlea •
A. Overboil AOo., Janunry Iff* and Jane 1800
A. Guckenhelmer A Hro., May M79.
John Gibson, bon A Co., May 1879 and June 1S80
Hannls Distilling Co., August 1879.
»berwood, November 1879 and J
Neverslnk (Reading, Pa.,) February. 1880.
Mt. Vernon, May, 18».
gwjds will be sold either in bond or
the lowest market rates, »amples
this store.
ts
1G0.
Tbe above
paid at
may be seen
NO. 1« MARKET »TREET.
my 6-2D
FRANCIS KELLY A CO
SEIDEN BERG'S CIGARS!
AT WHOLESALE RATES.
Chas. J. H. Beckett,
108 WEST SEVENTH 8TREET.
lyao-mr.
^NTON nENZE,
124 KING STREET
It
tlir
Bavrs
FI VEST BRAND» OK
WINES.
Corn
NI ERSTE! NEU 1ŒIHLING.
NINO MARSALA, *
MlbMlLMEUL, KTC.
a flue Hi
of
A»
LIQUORS,
Aud the best Lrsuda of Havana and KEY
WEST ClUAK-v
Tub
Tub
POTH'S CELEBRATED BEER,
Alwavsr
HENZE*
hnud. If y u
» lh the place you are kn»kl
aug23-tf-86 NO. 224 KING
want a glaas of )»oer A.
SÈ'uÉKT.
TOHN P. DONAnOE.
M . — UOTTLEK OK -
Klb
AND »OLE AGENT OK WILLIAM MASSEY
A CO.'» PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter aud llrown Stout,
—ALSO—
e (^..»braU'd Bortholomsy Recluster Beer,
fbe brewing« are unequalled tor wurlty
flavrr: constantly on hand In kegs «
buttled. Minet al waters lu all
the dlllcri.nl iiavors.
d
b .7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
aw*Polite and accommodating drivers. Orders
uy mall promptly attended to. Ue 1« also connec
ted wltk the Telephone Exchange, and hi« tlgna
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QRANGK UROVB
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
THE PUREST, RICHEST Alt6) JȔtT RYE
WHISKY EXTANT
bottle.
;
<1
lly the galion
;
JAMES A. KELLY
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Uniform In quality
Rich on# delicate In ftavor.
▲beolatelypare rye.
A sure and safe tonic.
A reliable stimulant
8. W. GOB. TENTH AND ORANGE STS.
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•TABtil t T O DB AT«.
Another M»> Altar In a OtaninaaH
Btloon.
[United Fra, Dkt>»ut> lo the U*«etu\ )
Cincikxati, O.,0-t. 33.—Ituaomethtnc
a coincidence tin Well»' «loon, at Sixth
»nd Brtwdwar, we, l»»t night the »«eue of
Another Affray, »Irch will re»ult In the
death of the Tlct'n whol« Jemet Neeld, a
cousin of Wellt The clrcumatance*, too,
were much the taae At the 8unday murder
that • the quarrel aroee over
a game, and Neeld ttruek hta opponent be
fore a weapon wa* prod need. Neeld hat a
•tab In Up left breast. Internal hemorrhage
»ct In and he will die before noon. The
knife user waa a lucht colored negro nauird
William Nance, who
live» on Gilbert avenue
thla morning gave hlmaelf up.
Uanf
[United Prêt. IM.pitrh to thè (tatet».]
RocsrOftT. led., Oct. 3H.— Francia J.
Kelly, the man autpccted of having com
mitted the terrible murder on a little store
boat, a few mllee from here, on tba night of
September ÏS. wta arretted at Ashley, III.,
by Detective Hugh Hales, of this county,
last Sunday and brought here yaaterday
afternoon. Laat night he made a full eon
feaalon. Court la now in aeaalon and the
grand Jury baa been recalled to tako action
on bit case, to It la llkrly he will have a
speedy trial.
In
is 11» year* of ago and
:e. Ngnce escaped but
THE
I tits Crime.
Tbs 4 ion ten Prise for 1884
is now ready and will be sent free to any one
who wishea to betome an agent on receipt
of a stamp for postage The book contains
numerous engravings, and such valuable
Information as evory ladv and gentleman
ought to know. This book will also show
you how to become the owner of many val
uable article# without coating you a cm t,
such as Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks,
Organ», Pcwlng Machines all kinds of
SilverWare, Re. Addreaa F. G eaoos A
Co , dummer fcM., ll >»ton, Mas«.
Murderers *• Wltti
(United Pires Dispatch 60 the Gazette.)
Coli mbtts, O., Got. 23.—The Governor
yesterday reprieved William and Luke
Jones, the Jackson county murderers, who
wore to have been hauged ou November 16.
Tho day of «reçut Ion is aet for December
21. This action was taken at tho request of
the Prosecuting Attorney, who wishea to
as wituesaes in
use tho condemned
another murder case.
To Day's Cabinet Meeting.
(United Pre»« Dispatch to the Gazette.)
Washington, Oct. 20. —Secretary Folger
was t. c only absentee from the Cabinet
meeting this afternoon. It Is understood
that the subject und°r discussion is the fail
ure of the Proetus-Yantlc Arctic expedition.
It will be determined before adjournment
whether a Court of Inquiry will be ordered,
as requested by Commsnder Wilde, of the
Yantlc.
In
A Poet •''eater Gone Wrong.
[Unite«! Press Dispatch to the Gazette.)
Troy, Ohio, Oct 23.—A special avent of
tbe Poat Office Department baa Juat over
hauled the bnokx o; Jacob Reiber, post
master at Pleasant Hill, Miami county, and
found Reiber short over $700. IDs bonds
ineu made the amount good, and this morn
ing a succeesor took Relber's place aa post
master.
A Western Failure.
[United Press Dispatch to the Gazette.)
Xenia, Ohio, Oct 23 —Prugh Brothers,
grocers, of this place, have made an assign
ment to Edward Smidt for tbe benefit of
tbelr cred tors. Assets, $10,000; llablllUee,
unknown.
or
The ISreakinat Bell.
Tbe breakfast bell salutes my ear;
Its cheerful tones ring loud and clear.
For me It used to sound In vain,
80 great wa* my dyspeptic palu.
Pain Killer came to my relief
And banished my dyspeptic grief.
Pain Killer made tne strong and well
And now I'm glad to bear tbe breakfast bell.
Druggists sell Perry Davis's Pain Killer.
Dr. Simm»* Pain Searcher, the perfection
of pain medicines, prompt, quick, sure.
Immediate in relieving crampe, pains,
cholera morbus, ueuralgla, rheumatism, etc.
Depot, Fourth aud King street*. Bold by
druggist*.
THIS CITE BAURETS.
Local UnatzüoBi Corrected Dally in the
»treat Market.
■AT, FABD, BTC.—OOiaaOTaD DAILY BT
BORROW, »0. 417 FRHHCH BTRB97 :
por bo
J:
per ct
I.» a 1 .
nay.;.
Straw....
Oats..
(Iran, double bUAhel.
Crocked corn..
1
ro
76
Crocked corn..
Middlings,double bushel.
Coarse meal,.
Corn . .
Shelled ooru.
Ground oora&nd oat*.
76
i Qfi
HO
7»
75
. et
»in-rm», wise. rouLTiv. «to.
Print butter, per ft wholesale.! .20
Print " v " retail.26
' " wholesale. .20
• .23
.n ■
Tub
Tub
Egg*, wholesale, per deren...
retail per »losen .
Chicken«, alive wholesale....
Chicken«, dresse, <i wholesale
Chickens,alive, retail.
CblckoDH. dreeaed, retail.
4)hee*o, wholesale, per pound
Cheese, ietail. ".
' » retail.
.'20
.26
.81
.12
.12
.11
.14
.18
.18
.10
.14
.18
BUT.
Sirloin eteaig per poanü...
Kump steaks por pound...
Hound «toakE per pound...
Klb roost per pound........
Chuck roast per pound.....
Stowing pieces.
Holling bits per pound....
Shins,...
Kidney fat,por pound.
Lain b chops, per pound....
l*«iub roosts, per pound...
Mutton chopB, per pound..
Mutton roast*, per pound.
Veal cutlets, per pound...
Veal roasts, per pound....
. .20 o .2»
•18 9 .18
.2 I
.20
.14
.18
.16
.8
■
.08
M
.26
.16
.20
.16
.18
.20
.26
. .10
.18
TORS MTO.
wholesale
... 14
retail
Smoked hams...,
Fresh Pork..
Freeh Sausage...
Shoulders.
Dried beef.
Salt flltoh.
Smoked bacon...
Bologna sausage.
16
.. .11
.16
19
. n
18
28
14
14
16
m
16
. 10
14
Spanish Mackerel.
Kook tlah, per pound....,
White Perch, per pound,
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound..
Catfish, per pound......
Black fish....;.
Blue fish....
snappers....
Hoddook...,
Market ood.
Porgelse....
Butter fish..
. .1ft
I
.16
. 12 *
.16
.12
,1ft
.20
.16
Mt
.16
.08
.10
10
. .10
Potato«, per nau-pM*.
Sweet potatoes, per half peck..
Oabbago,per head. .
Turnip,, per half peek.
Corn, perdoren.,.
Corn, perhundrod.
too,, per half peok... •
Tomato«, per basa«??:....
Pears,Manfett por hall peek
Pears,Bartlett per batkotV..
Peaches por hail peek.
Beaches, per baaaet..
(trapes, por pound.
(trapes, wholesale, per ft...
Apples, per basket.....
Apples, per hall peek.
Pears, per basket ...
IJina Roans, per Quart
«Sg* Plant..?!:, "
.10
12
.20
M
A
10
I
I
T
lo
16
: 0
40
X
•10
118
40
76
LSI
01
01
04
60
60
1ft
20
1 00
10
. 06
M
tut moon».
a
tu
Pstd
I
II!
II!
THE BEST PLACE TO BUT DRY GOODS.
Strawbridge & Clothier's,
EIGHTH A MARKET EIGHTH A FILBERT
PH 11. A DELHIII A.
Special Notice !
S. H. STAATS,
405—MARKET STREET—405
Onrlog the
lit ;to day» will iuake>
SWEEPING REDUCTION
Iff THE PRICE. OP Ills
-Spring and Summer
Stock of
of
to
in
HOSIERY. GLOVES
1
-AND
ijauze Merino Underwear
FOR LADIES. ÜKNT8AND MI88EH.
Alto a great : eduction In
Par.: sol s and Sun Umbrellas !
the
W« h.Tf found .. nr*-e.*.«T lo Lko UH. ...p, |
In order t« reduce our st^ck, before commencing I
tear out and enlarge our «tore, (^omt* and I
secure a geoulne bargain. |
S. H. STAATS
THREE WARNING*.
A SICK STOMACH—AN ACHING HEAD
AN LI CONSIDERABLE 41 EN ARAL DEB 11. IT Y.
ARE THREE WARNING» WHICH IT 1
Madness TO DISREGARD. DANGEROUS
DISEASE» MAY BF. EXPEITKDTo VDLLOW
THEM IF NOT AKRhHTKD WITHOUT DE
LAY. TONE THE RELAXED STOMA CHE,
CAI.M THE EXCITED BRAIN. INVIGORATE
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND REGULATE
THE BOWELS, WITH TARRANT'» SELTZER
APERIENT IF YOU WANT TO ESCAPE THE
EVIL» WHICH THE PKEMON I ORY SYMP
TOMS INDICATE. HOW MANY CONSUMING
FEVERS VIO F.NT BILIOUS ATTACKS
NERVOUS PAROXYSMS, AND OTHER TER
RIBLE AILMENTS MIGHT BE PREVENTE
IF TH IS AGREEABLE A N l> I NCOMPARABLE
SALINE TONIC AND ALTERATIVE WER»
ALWAYS TAKEN IN TIME? SOLI) BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
of
of
bell.
WAIT on.
GEO. L. WALKER,
PIANO PARLORS!
83G N. Sixth Street.
[NEAR PARRISH ST., PHILADELPHIA]
ESTABLISHED i860.
NO STORE RENT TO PAY
Finest New Pianos !
sure.
etc.
by
the
J:
ct
1 .
1
ro
*
At one-hull' the prices charged
in expensive stores.
REAL) THI8 LETTER, WRITTEN OVER
18 YKAR3 AGO BY LEADING CITI
ZENS OK READING, PA:
ÜKAbiNG, 1*A., January 2d, i«fi>.
undersigned, having purchased
IManue of Mr.Geurge L. Walker, do hereby certify
that we
with 6ald PI
puSM-n« a full,rich nud clear tone, aud stand In tu
admirably. Wecheerfully recommend Mr. Walker
to those about purcha«tng Pianos
ability, and a gentleman worthy of their confi
dence.
JAMK« YEAGER,
HARVEY BIRCH,
A. WEBEKIN'*.
DAVID E. »TOUT,
J. H. NOKTON,
JAMES T. RICHER,
We, the
highly pli*
. They
d p»'i IVctly satisfied
t.ouuilfuUv flnUlM-d,
arttht of
H. GROUSE.
JOHN T. C RAIG,
A ARMS* LEI It,
MARTIN GROSS,
K. U. BOAS,
ALLEN BECHTEL,
AND 100 OTHER CITIZENS.
This i* only one letter out of many hun
dred* I have received, all ol which I will
show with pleasure. Please remember
I Have No Connection
With any Piano Warerooms
If you wish to take advantage of the in
fiucem.nta I oiler In nelllng New I lan-ie by
the moet celebr.ted maker, at half th'
price, charged In »tore, bo eure to call at
the old reliable place—GEO L. WALKER'S
Plano Parlor,, 838 N. Sixth etreet, mar
Parrish. Special bargains to-day In bilnhtly
u»td Plano, from lamille, foretd to Bell
»1000 UPRIGHT PIANO.
»750 8QUARE GRAND PIANO,
»850 RICHLY CARVED PIANO.
1500 ROSEWOOD PIANO.
.«225.
.«190.
.«150.
. .«90.
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY.
REMEMBER THE LOCATION.
—TERMS $10 MONTHLY
GEO. L. WALKER,
836 N. Sixth St.,Fhila.
•eptst-ly-i 0
lovibiaha iriri lufrgar.
N>w oabBAgf, Angnat 1, IMA
a
nipt
honor
Gotha,
como
Hie
wlvca
lu
them
slats
gave
auy
this
of
some
nil
the
«.u
the
the
to
In
»Ir
of
TO THE PUBLIC
Investigate fur VourMln
Postm«sii>r-Oener*l Gresham having puh I -h d
a wilful aud maiiclunslalsHuNMl lu rrganl to the
cbtrurler of The l.oitUiana State l.olterr C«.m»
pany. the follewlng facts are given to the publie
tu prov«> hi« statement, that we are engaged In a
frRudulent hits! no su, lo he false and untrue i
Amount of prises pal * by the Louisiana fctate
Lottery Company from January 1,187%to present
date:
Pstd to Southern Express Co., New
Orleans, T. M. Wescoat, Manager....fLM.OO
I aid lo Louisiana National Ran«, Jos.
II. OgliMbs. Preside *. 4M,909
Paid to His in National Bank,
h II. Kinns . ty, President. 114,100
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, l*rn-Mcoil.
Paid to Union Nallomil Hank, r. i har
laron. Cashier.
Pain toCltl7.en»' Bank, K. L. Carrier«,
Pn Hldent.
Paid to • eruiKma National Hank, *1 ul« »
OsMard, Prestdeot ..
Paid to iilbctiil* Nallonol lijnli, Ohaa.
Pa frry. Cashier.
Paid lo Cana' Hank. F.d. Toby. Cashier
PaUto Mutual Kutiotial UnuY, Josfph
Mt 1 1 licit, Cashier.
88,650
67,000
80,090
«7,000
18,160
8/00
Total paid as ibot . .
Pal I lu sums ol' undui f 1,000 at the
various utUce*« ol tin* ifispuiT
throughout lilt* United bUUs.«,M7,4U>
Total paid toy all.
For thcTruth of Ute al*ovii fsete
public to the oOlcfrsof the al»ovr>naoie<l corpor
ations au I for
Ma} or and i
the Stafc auiliorlfl«'a of Louisiana.
IT. 8. oftt« fi»l* of I.out») ilia. Wc claim to hr
legal, honi st and cuncet lu atl our tranosettons,
*h »« as nuy buclutae lu the country. Our
ataiiiliiiK I« conn d «I l«y all who will Investigate,
•k has Tor years been sold at
d owned by man y of
a.*d respected ettifens.
M. A. DAUPIIIN, President.
. 11.**,*
.R Ml, «9
refer »he
legality
•f Ilia f'lty of New Orleans,to
also to
<1 standing to the
and
Iloavd «if Broker»,
brrt k
«"CAPITAL PRIZE. |7\iyx.-!*
shares ln profwmto«.
fv/its, noly %>.
!
Louisiana State Lottery Co
"We do hereby certify that we supervise Uu
| -ll*».
I Annual Drawings of The Louisians State Lottery
I < Company, and In person manage and control the
| Drawings themselves, and that the same are con
tacted with konvnly, fairness, and in good laftb
r*ward all partira, and we authorize the com*
•any te
our signatures attached, in Its advertisements. '
this certificate, with foc-«Unie» o
<■
lMtemera.
Incorporated Is 1868 for tt rears by tho Legists
lu<t for Edacattossl and Charitable purposes
wi'h a capital of 81.000,000—to which a niaerv
fond of over $660.000 has
overwhelming popular vote Its franchis«
a part ef the present State Constitutin'
adopted December 2d, A. D. t 1879.
Tne only Lottery ever voted
by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpones.
IT» GRAND SINGLE NCMBK3 DRAWINGS
take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH URANDJDHAWINfl.
«il AHH l„ AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER 1301, 1888. -182« I Monthly Draw
»Hg.
since been added.
By
was made
and endorse«)
Capital Prize, $ 75 , 000 .
100,000 TICKET» AT FIVE DOLLAR» EACH
FRACTION», in FIFTH» In r ROPORTION,
_ • 73,061
.. 2% OU
. lU.OU
. 12, OU
. 10, OU
. lß,0«)
. 10,000
. 90, OU
. »LOfO
. Ok 9.4
. :%.oa
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 4 APITAL PRIZE..
6 , 000 ..
2 , 000 .
1,000..
2 I'
10 Prisez of
70 Prize* of
IU) Prise* of
8J0 Prize* cf
8U0.
m .
8 « Pi
of
n
l 300 Prlzti* of
ArrxoxiMATicn rcttBs:
9 Approxlm«tlon Prize* nt I7B* .
v •• •• tun . ,
k*! ....
•6 730
4.6Â
. .. 2 i<s
.IM-.66C
1,987 lTl/tz, «■
Application furr«*«?n to rtub
«:>. de to the «»ill ie of thrcoiatian
For further information write clear!v ( ^rixlnv
ftill address. Mzk«* P. O. Monev Order* paynh'e
and addrens ItaRUtcred L<
NKW OKLKANts NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
d ordinary letter« by Mail
of(5 und upward« by Kx
ntliiv n,...
thoull onty !>♦
Iu Neworleana.
POSTA L NOTE»
Express »«11
prc«s nt
r expense) to
M. A. DAUl'HIN,
New Orleans if.a.
Or, M. A. DAUPHIN.
*0/ »eveuUi »t.« Washtngu n, l\ C.
N. MELCHIOR
•GUNSMITH
No. 214 King Street,
Ha« for sale B riech and MuiZLR loading
GUNS
Of all inak«'S, revolvers an«l cartridges of all kinds.
KSÄJ
I fishing laeV'e. lti|»alrlng «lone at 1
sepl4-lv-M
9*
C£U) 1 g
Ï^JiiHicvîanuiï*
TAeSwift Weiße Co.
Quanta Ga.
One gcntl.
be i six
been cured entirely, and »peak« In the highest
praise of ». ». H. Oil ILK» A BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
who has bent confined to|hls
•eks with Mercurial Riieumat
lias
■ ofRheuma
r ed of a violent
A negio was
tlain bv H, ». ». Without the remedy lie would
have died. W. B. HMITH, M. I)..
Tumbling »hoals, 8. C.
Swift'« Specific cured me or Mercurial R u
matbin after 1 hod tried everything.
C. R. GUINN, Hot Springe, Ark.
WILL BE PAID TO ANY
analysis
cury.
81.000
Wfl not
Chemist wl»o will find.
«b of 8. 8. ».
particle of
iodide potabftlum o- any îxdsou'iiis uni»*lame.
TUE BWiFT SPECIFICCOv.
Drawers, Atlant«. Ua.
Our treatise on Blood and Bkftn Disease« mailed
flee to apptloanu.
RKHtlNTKD FROM
•orrign NKW ,.
a »It of hoelnl •e»n*d« I _ t i h , .
1'ortugiieae Miel«, y , J** In
[Untied I'resi Dl,patch, n
I-okdon, Oct. S3—There™,
nipt d p.rture ol the Duke I b '
Edinburgh from the I „II „v ,tf
honor by the Duke ol Save (•'! lD 'Mr
Gotha, at bla castle, In Cohour. i"**" 1
como to light. It appears that o J 11 «
Highnesses Insisted up„ n tl,.* 'ft r St!
Hie list of Invitations ot ti„. „
wlvca of two of the court offle . . " ll '
Duchy, one of whom waaf„™ °, f «•
actress, and the other havln~ •
previous to her tnarrlug, « 0 , 1 ,"',':" al,l >rort
husband. The Duke et a.Z'ZnT"'
deeming the antecedents ,,f ,,,„ , nr *, -.
lu queallon sufUcImt ground, L. , il41 ««
them demurred, but wim n„ t « ..|" c ull *f
slats lice ou the pan 0 f the IiÜl
Dueheasol Edinburgh. I,uk * «I
The Duko of Sat, .Colour'
gave orders prohibiting the '
auy or the court official. rn.Th"' 11 '" ^
this decision of their hoat tl,J n'n' 1 '"' of
Du.-ht sa abvunlly left i|„. Uul '. 1 ä M
Duke ol Edinburgh is the U: r ,{ ',, A '
of Saxe Cubourg, the cpi-„l,. m- La
some amusing complications. ' M
on don't nt.ufcv
London, Oet. 33,—Cardinal v.n.a ,
nil Interview last cveohi", m.i ', '""•['W, la
hvllevc that the reported in,j rr , 1
the Pope and Cardlu ü ll„t„ „I ,[,,
foundation In fact. '
mimstp.kiai. ( :n.\, u*.
LONDON, Uct. 2tt.— Further . I
been made in Uie Purtuirm V M; u s»i£1i!H
«.u «P follows: Öen or barhoz.» BiU'a/p SS
the ministry or Marine l„ that ,, y JS?
Affairs, and Senor l'cnhelre Cba -,,Z
the ministry of Publie Work, tu ih«™5
Marine. Senor A,,ular ha* uV"J**
to the ministry of Publie \V, 1 '*i
TUN OKSND THUNK 11SII.1V ty
London, Oet. 23—The r,u J
In Its financial article to-day sav. ihatÜSÏ,
»Ir Henry W. Tyler, president of tbeti^l
Truuk Railway of Canada, raakrs hb !jjïî
which he la pre, .ring for the Ä
of atockholdera, the Igiter «III la,
ably surprised at the good financial slomler
the management ol the road «dl I« able to
make, and the Important changesmade «nd
about to be carried Into effect «hieb will
greatly benefit the company.
The hi Louis (iun,mine lu„ K
[United Pre«» Ktspsteb tnlhrOaicit' j
8 t. Locib, Oct. 23—Fine Fair, the (Jot
ernor'a private sreretarv, came du»u fr 0Ol
Jefferson City, Isst night, In réponse to J
aubpoena, and will go before the gr .ndjnifi
today to teil wha- he knuws about the]
alleged office brokerage which has b ta
carried on by the local gambling ringdurloj
the prescot gtihcruatora! nGmlnlatration]
Mr. Karr Is charted lo be the repretentallta
at the capital of the t. Louts eomhinatkij
which runs things. No successor lorClere.
land, the resigned Police Commissioner, bu
yet been appointed.
tin
■»zeit«*,]
Ik
G
I'.
tlwreupoi
i: it.
not
■
ho 7
;
Uu
the
con
'
o
Ft
Choked by
Apple
Dispatch to me Gitzettf.]
[United P
Crestline, Ohio, Oct. 33 — i.ustzs
Wlnkelfoo», 7 years of a«e, son of Michid
Wlnklefoos of thin place, died last ultrhl
from the effects of a small piece of apple
a hlch has been lodged iu his wind pipe loi
the last week.
Battle Cheek, Mica., Jan. 31, 1ST».
Gentlemen— Having bee
number of years with indigestion and pi
eial debllltv, by the advice of my doctor
used Hop B tiers,and murisay they aflnrd«
me almost instant relief. I am glad to I
able to testify in their behalf
A
filleted lor
TII03. G. KNOX.
If You Bufferr |
with 81ck Ileadaohe,Constipation,Dizzlnwil
Sour Stomach or Bilious attacks, "Emnry'i
Little Cathartic Pills" will relieve you;is i
regulator of the bowels they have no e<;uM
very small, one to three a dose—15 cents.
Telegraphy.
day or evening. P. A N. J. Telegraph, mata
ofllce 92 ß Chestnut street, Philadell'liia, I*».;
branch offlce 506 Market street, Wlltniug
ton, Del.
1.4
73,061
OU
lU.OU
OU
OU
lß,0«)
10,000
OU
»LOfO
9.4
:%.oa
Reliable Place lo ltuy Plano*.
George L. Walker, piano parlors,826Nortli|
Sixth atreet, near Parrish, Philadelphia.
connection with any piano ware rooms or|
partie# of a similar name. 1
Martha Livingston '« liivmtinenl. I
Mr*. Martha Livingston, atlirify colored I
woman, w « Martha Green betöre uiia*. Li»|
fngaton married her In New Orleans, L;i . siinel
ten year* ugo. They went to Morgan Cny;l
thero he eucccsffuliy comiuenoed dealing
iiio^i ou H small scale, aud iibout *br»*«' vj'iM
ago opened u general un roli udlse est Llisn-I
ment, She put hoi money away, uni Inve-tell
000 dollar In one-filth «i ticket No. lui
the heptemb 1 drawing ftin* 'U-) 1 of t io Lou l
laiunaNiute Lottory, by wntnu toM. A.
phln, New Orlcau.«. I.» . and received »■',
cash, which eho invested in 1. S- KeK» ?, ) p
Hornl*.— .Vfi» Or'coni ( l.n ) Pitaijuuf. Se pt. *'
730
4.6Â
i<s
^rixlnv
La.
Mail
Kx
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J HUrttSliIVli.iL l'Aline.
JOHX C. COLK,
VOTA K Y rujuc. AffriJilbTJCBOna*
C.
a«. M'*
lUl.lW
Warts RnCilIog, No. 101 Wer
•l.oro rail.
I VU3. J. N. ft J. B. nOBEXSACK
«<• .Blrttyt with ir»«g'Cl»ortF.l.r-*ïJJJ*
i Ftr«»« , t. Philadelphia,
^cr»»n, during the hour»
AuvVce froe. Wlmfo^v
and the r/zy to iiapro
•iIm
to
M*
jfi > ild
ild
dlii
NCT-SHSbL."
"WISDOM IN A
recel ot of Uirt e-o ni slawn.
Bent.
Everybody's Doctor !
By ROBERT A GWNN, M. »•
kinds.
Kvkbyb'dï'« notion oontili* *
page«, and Is printed on One l» 'P e jcc 0 f
•otnely lmund. It Is sold at rl0K itwltb*
three <»3.00) dollarsacopy, sos^ m *
ln tue reach of all. ,
The work differs from atl other boo
meitic M,''Heine In h»»ln, «he '"''•"''.Vl'u !..
l-'ally arranged, according to the gible
Everything Is described In the pla . written ««ut
language, and the prescriptions « . D iuyed
that they can **
by any Intelligent reader. .
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tage in aiding them to give a«h let
It that
,1 their P>
In plain r ngltsh,
<lo
in
find much lnformsth
will prove valuable to tlicinselv
tient».
Teachers will bo better
maure ol' their duties
highest
to|hls
Dent Isis wl
lias
, repareJ for it' P- rf r '
m ,b. .cl.»»« worn W
would
C.
studying it.
Tarents will find It a
iriser in every
•liable *•
thing relating to the rearing
Every family can save i
the book every year by consult»»** * tht) „,o»c
It Is complete in all U» par» 3 , * l
recent book of tbe kind pnbllshe . on
The book will he scut free by n..H ore« l
receipt of three dollar«
Address,
of their children
the prie»
ef
filty times
u
ANY
cury.
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