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THE WH AHN DUI.
Facts That Conclusively Prora That the
••Oasatta'* was oat Utility of a Libel.
On Tuesday last the Gazbtts announced
the failure and suspicious disappearance of
Thomas Whann, Jr., a phosphate
turer ot Laudenberg. This auuounceweut
caused the Every Evening to publish what
it supposed was a statement making the
Uazkttb's article libelous. Feeltug that
an tuvesHgation of the matter at Landen
berg might develop points hitherto unpub
lished, a representative of this paper visited
that place to-day, aud learned facta that
not only warranted the siafement fir-st made
in the Gazstte but turther showed that he
is guilty ot acta that, II committed by hum
bler people, would be called forgery.
For tb« pa-t ttve 3 ears he h •# been doing
the the not** principle, borrow
rK
fb*6,
.60,
6.S0,
1.07,
L»l,
•
manufoe
I
2.O6,
•
14
buitneM
lug accommodation notes ttrst from
then another, uutil he had the notes of al
most every responsible person around that
section ol the couutry
Matters kept going from bad to worse
until he got to raising uotes from small
»mount». On Tuesday week be suddeuly
disappeared, and ou Saturday night last he
arrived home by way of Newark. People
did not recognise him, however, as he had
his beard cut oil and hair trimmed, which
altered bis appearance so much that hfs
principal creditor and the Sheriff passed
him on the road betweeu Landenberg aud
West Chester without recognition.
Mr. Wbaun could not be found by the
Gazette representative, aud hts works hav
ing been closed by the Sheriff were idle.
No one appeared to be about the residence.
It was afterwards learned that he was in
West Chester, where he was takeu in the
custody of a detective to answer to a charge
of false pretense#. He was, however, re
leased ou bail, the bauk otlicirl# of that city
going hi# security.
As near as cau be ascertained his liabili
ties will amount to $45,000. A Baltimore
Arm, to whom he wa# Indebted for stock,
have a claim of $12 OOO, and the other
amounts vary from $50 to several thousand
dollars.
But the most disreputable and crimlual
part of the whole affair is the tact that since
the crash, various persons are recevlng notes,
purporting to have been made by them in
favor of t hennas Wbauu, Jr., of which they
know absolutely nothing. In the short
space of 50 minutes allowed the represent#
tlve of the Oazkttb, he wus able to get the
following data a# to the raised notes :
Cornelius Mouaghan, a stone mason, has
been in the bHbit ot loaning his note lor va
rious amounts to Whaun lor the past five
years. He said to the reporter: "About a
ago 1 learned that he was not 011 the
best of tooting, aud tlien told the clerk he
sent 10 me that I would not give my note
any more. He was very auxious to have it,
so 1 continued on till atsout six we**ks ago,
when, after considerable persuasion, I gave
him my note tor $40, with me understanding
that be should not come to me agai «. 1
learned yesterday that that note would fall
due in two weeks and had Liren raised to
$75. My brother undrew g ve Wbaun his
not« some tim*" ago for $20, and it
comes back $220. John, another brother ot
mlue, also gave his note to Whaun lor $40,
and was greatly surprised to tlud that it bau
swelled to $140 ''
Washington Ewing was also uotißedhy
the bank « fHcials ol W Cheater,thut there
were five notes of his falling due aegregat
log $3000 These Mr. Ewing thinks he gave
and has secured himself by having judg
ment entered aguiust Whaun.
Eli wood Gilmore, who gave an accoipo
datlou note ol $25 lias been notified that the
note is due but instead of $25 lti#$i0o,
having undergone the change in »mount
under tt>e careful manipulation of Wbauu.
Frank G Atier, of Avondale, has been
notified that his note for $150 is due at the
West C. ester bank with the signature «>1
Thomas Whann, Jr.
nothing wh lever about the note and U pos
itive that he never gave Whann a note lor
that amount.
James W. Merritt, of 1 andeuberg, has
also been in formed that his three notes
are due,
Of these Mr.
one and that he signed blank,
aftewards was told by Whann that, it but
for $80. A note lor $115 w s raised from
$15, which Merritt gave Whann for some
roauuie. Last week Merritt paid the $15
note and cow finds his old note
coning back raised to exactly
$100. A no;e due to-morrow for $105 Mr.
Merritt is unable to account for aud swears
positively that he never gave a note fur
ui.y sueli «mount.
Ever} thing about the failure has the nnst
crooked aspect aud will warrant anyone in
the a#6eriiou that in his d*alines, Thomas
Whaun, Jr , has been most thoroughly dis
honest.
11.60
6.u6,
.40,
•
vate
Kale
Pa.,
10
ye
Mr. Gotncr k
ou u ting to $JfU5.
Merritt only gave
wan
ALL THE FACTS TUE^
ANT.
One mau said lu conversation with the
Gazbite representative, ''You can give the
Every Evenin;/ all the fact# they want by this
trip lor y
roguery iu forging checks uud altering
note# he has gotten together about $%OUO.
Aud from the fact that he shaved ol! his
bt*ard ai U otherwise altered his appearance
it looks
ill iiml
hat by Whunn's
if he had intended to skip, but
changed his mind for reasons best known
to himself."
THI£ GAZETTE'» ONLY ERROR.
fact# it will be seen that
ly error was a iullure to
When tho
this office it
with the fact
man's father
elf aud the
Gazette has uot ihe stich'« st he.-itaney In
mating that the el- er Whaun does not ap
pear to be i
From • he at.
the Gazette's
affix •*Jr." to Whann'# name,
information reached
was not coupled
that th»*
of the same tmin • as 1
>
pile
e I lu h inatb r ut all.
Ilura. uuil VV««ou »(.Hen,
Some Unit- durlni; lust. nic'Ct: thieve*
«•D'eri-d the store ot 0. W. Chandler of New
Lomlon, Pa., uud stole a tot of silk.«, revol
vers aud other iroods, aud a hay horse
three, years old, with blaek maie,
while ldnd feet and star on forehead,
A butoty with red ruuntnu tear aud bi.ek 1
body and a complete set of harness were !
also taken. A rewa-d of *150 has been I
offered Ihr the return ol the j;,x>ds aud
capture of the thieves. :
Anniversar I
The Bay.rdLeiri.rn will h»vc"" r ann'v«r- 1
sary celebrati* n, on the evening of Noveui
ber 'i7, in its heatkiuarier#, third story of
*° "| of" k eup^ï t, *..d h0 «n X Sdd"* w i l .ÿ I
Seiiaior Bayard. Ticket# will bd sold at 50
-mu »piece.
worn oiven out. |
Ou receipt of your address we will make
an oiler by which you can cam 1« to *7
evenings, at >our home. Men, Won en.
Boy* or G.rla can do it. H. C. William
& Co. f 195 end 197 Fultou stre©:., New
:
Jlayard Le^i
THE. UAILKOAD3
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE W1LM1NQTON FOR
m. 12.1% 12.3». 1.64. 2.30, 4.J0, 6.17*. 6.80%
03fi*. 0 M», 7.28,7 80*, 9.6 •* p. m.
Now Y ORK—2.00*, x.23*. 0.30,9.53,11.63 a.
8.38, 1.64, 6.17*. 6.88*, 7.20 p. m.
BaLTHKORV— 1.06*, 1.42*. 4.tl*,8 05*, 9.17*, g .
12.27, 1.00, 1.O0, 6.00, 6.00, Ö.67. 11.01* p. n-.
VitJUiattlON—1.42*, 4.61*, 8.06*, 9.17* ». ID.
.00, 1.09, 6.
HaLTIMORB APT) lNTKRMBOIATB STATIOW8—
1.05
*
,0.67.11.(14* p. in.
.h0, 6.00, 6.00 p. tu.
runirinu both daily aud Sunday,
t'Train# running only on Sunday.
17* a. m.
/»blawarb liaiLHOAi»--0.oo*.».iot a,m. i.06f
#oo* L00t,6.26f i>. m. No Sunday trains.
*ForM w Ua8tl * only
fFor
> Kxpross
Mn^ondintermediate stations.
- : ■ -a
W'vl
=
Wnm*«To» Knmiuj l a
4-01, WO t». w.
bXUVikt WUTH3 Kaiuioa»—T.OM.S 0
». a. 6,20 p. b. S«a4»j train n.co o.m
s.00 p.io. _
rK A1ÄS AKiUVLat W1LM1NOTON FUOB&
ParLA-12.46.1,00,1.82*. 4.47*, T.4*. 8.02*. ».11
fb*6, lO.lOf 11.35 a. IS..3 12.60, 1*7, 2.22. ».SO
.60, 3.65, 4.80,4.55, 5.36, 6.63, 0.10. 6.48, 7.»,T.i0%
6.S0, 10.88. 1 .58 p. in.
Naw Yorii— 1.32* 4.47*, ».09% ft.ia ft. DO. W*W
1.07, 4.56,0.48*, 10.68 n.m.
Bautimobb— 1.6V, 2.18% 9.84, «.64,11.43 a.
IB.30, 1.61. 5.11*, 6.W)\ T.»i, 9.4»* ». m.
WASMm«Tu*~ 1.51*, 2.18, 11.48 a. m. 1*.»,
L»l, 6.11 % 6.R0*, 7.24, 9.49 p. m.
• Both daily sqj Sane ay.
it
aud
try
in
*4di«a«v owl*
I
Dbt.awakb Railroad— 8.60 9.60. 10.1 6 a. no
2.O6, 6.05 * % 6.50 p. re. No Sunday train». *
• *"*nm Kj-wr * '*?M* nnit
WiLVIWQTO« 3t ISOHTHKRN RAILROAD—'45
».48,11.80 a.m. 6.42 p. n*.
o«vla V« jLitn WBaruuN Railroad— 8.00 a. m.
14 p. m. iSuiulay train# o.lo a. m, 6,40 p. in.
1
«>1
lor
has
fur
in
TRAINS LEAVE F OK WIIaMUCUTON
Philadrlvhia Nrw Kao\n Sr«R«rr in***.
12.80*.8.66*. 6.30. T.»*,8.00. ft.3L.M0f, 10.10 lU.80,
11.60 a in. 1».Q«4. 1.32% 8.10 4.02, 4.2o,
6.u6, 6.20.6.55, 0.05% 0.80, 8.80», ».80, 10.90 11.32
Naw OaSTLK— 8.88, 9.3», 10.02, 1L43
.40, 0.36 p. m.
• i taius ruDOimc both daily and Sunday,
♦Train# running *nlv •» Sunday.
m.
A tram will leave WUmtnaton for Nowark
ondway stations at 7.4» a. m returning leave
Newark at 8.25 a. m. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Block figures denote tlie Limited
txpreN Train*».
Off II MAILS.
Ttietr Arrival s*d I»epartaro, Taking
S ITect July 1st, 18M3.
The Post » >tüce m this olty will bo open dally,
except Sunday, from 6.:«) a. in. to 9 p.m. Pri
aocesulble until 11 p.
Sunday# open from 8.3o to u 30 a. m. Private
boxet« acce##ibto ftom 6 to 8 p. in. The whole- I
. The
On
vate boxe#
Kale Ktainn window will clogo at 6.30 p.
monoy order otfloe will close at 8 p.m.
MAIL* ÜL0.4R AB KOLLOW» :
NORTH.
Wilmington k Northern Hailroad to Keadtng
Pa., aud points on tho Baltimore and Central
south ofChadd's 6'ord. 7.40 a. in.
Philadelphia ch sed pou •»». 8.30 a. in.
Philadelphia aud waytnall, 9 a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and point* east aca
west. 9 a m.
Delaware Weslorn Hailroad to Landenbarg
10 a. ui.
Phibidelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
d New Jersey 11.6'» a. tn
Philadelphia. New York and all points east
and west. 1.3 * p. m.
Philadelphia, N - -
and west, 4.40 p. in.
Philadelphia and New H
pouches. 9.86 p m.
Penuaylvania west of I.tncaste'*, amt all
points west aud southwest 9.3i p. m,
Afi points north, east, west and southwest, 1
Oak
P
X 01 If
1 all points ea#t
citlo# clo«ed
.
except New Orleans
through mall#.
fcOUTIi.
All Louisiana iSL
which Is sent south
t
Baltimore and way mail. 7.40 a. m.
Washington and all t»oint# south. 7 40 a.
AH point# on th«i Penlnuula. 8.30 a. m.
^'•pllinentnry until f or tho Penln ula. 9 a m.
Baltimore, W'iishlngtou and all point# south,
12-30n. 111.
Newi*ort, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havre de Grace. 12.®
Point# on Baltimore Central,between Port I>e
poslt, and Chadd> Ford, 2.
Hultimore and Buy Line steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north or Harrington, including
Del#ware City und St. Oeorge'#, 6.60 p m.
Paltlmoru. closed pouch 6 ou p. m.
Baltimore, Washington aud all points south
11 p. ta.
ARKIVB AND RKADV KOR DSLIVKHY.
W Urning tou Ai Northern Hailroad 6.30
p. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other |»oints, 0 SU p. m.
From Phfladeiphta, New York and points
north, east and west. 6 3» u. in.
From way mail from Philadelphia. 8.30 a. m.
From Peninsula and all north of Harrington
9.16 a. m.
From Baltimore and way mail, 9.60
Baltimore. 12.30
Peninsula mail
Philadelphia, New
north and east, 1 .au p. ni.
Baltimore, Washington and points
-e Western Hailroad, 2.20 p, m.
Philadelphia, New York uud points
Baltimore. Washington and point#
Fi
j p in
, 12.30 p.
Vork ami point*
i
south, U
!
i)
north
south
i'
Carrier# dillve
eral ; 10 lo a m„ partial ; ,3U p. in., general ;
4.00 p. m.. partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carrier# at fl.30
Au additional collection will be
p. m. from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth siroet#
Inclusive, (in Hunduy a full collect-on will bo
made at 6.00 p.in. I>a' tl letter# for carrier#
delivery should be d». posited In Post Office ten
minute# before the hour of delivery
w. Y. swujokn . T*
follow# : 6.30 a.m . , gen
.1 10 a.
., 1.30
4 y
e ut 7.30
oatmutftcr
I
S3
S3
the
the
his
n g
but
to
tho
it
fact
the
In
ap
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,I
Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, InRuJ
en/.a, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In-I
cipient Consr.mption and for th.c re-|
licfof consumptive persons in ad van-I
ced stages of the Disease. For Sale]
by all Druggists_Price, 35 Cents.
13 WOMAN'S SECRET.
c , . *
New -3 ne 13 Over-worked, poor thing!
Proud, honorable, faithful, womanly,
s l ie determined to kern e-nenses
! jj 1 , 1 , K ? C P ,^R?" S P ;
down, and do the work herselt. Right
1 nobly has she done it, but at terrible
! cost 'n,„ c,, , r l-V tint in her
been I l- , 111C • i )J1 Lie tnai wa3 in tier
aud e )'e when she was a bride is gone, i
: Her once plump and rosy cheeks:
I are novv h°" uvv an< i colorless. She !
1 to Step lightly and gracefully, I
but HOW She drags One fo Ot after the
of other with painiul weariness. I
i l .ÿ I For the sake of the family she
50 does not mention Iter aching back, j
her peutely-painful nerves, her rheu- j
| matic twi nges, her dyspeptic troubles, !
make Or the heavy Weight She feels 111 her
*7 right side, that tells her her liver is
en. • i « j
? oin S w f on g- She thinks nobody
New Knows about au that, and she -will
i suffer on in quiet and unrepining pa
I tience. Alas ! her secret is an open
! one, for It teas its own tale. I
Whisper this in her ear, she ought '
, 1 m* j n . P
know it: Madam, Brown's Iron
:
Bitters vntthtalyour back, calm your
6.80% uttUes,killyourrheu'iuaiismidriveout
g .
n-. ' < r
ID. 1 !'•
ccrrccty our liver, I
earest druggist. |
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. ' w
\ -vr VI II 1, ,
4 l » t'J p, ]% j
'
j
j
your dyspepsia,a tjd
* 1 Dollar a botfle. N «
J
1.
! tteilAbie Hr
an«! Traut ManuActurer, haa
store,
vo. 4 eab r
U-H STREET, ;
SSHgi
riptatteotn*
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i and gen'.i
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wummAtsum » »mow».
Uow
ha»
of
lieu
the
gave
gave
that
was
the
she
The Man Who Reads.
Wise people red advertise
ments. They tell things that
it pays to know,
beginning of November mrn
think of Overcoats, and every
such man is a loser it he is not
informed that Oak Hall keeps
aud sells more Overcoats than
—buCcoroparisonsareotlious "
Details are dull, < bject lessons
interesting; therefore come and
try the power ol your mon-y—
any sum.$5 to $40.00—on one
Men's Overcoat.
Hall show no' hing but Men's
Overcoa s? No, indeed! Every
thing else that a com pi te
Clothing House should k»ep,
and a Million Dollars' worth
in all.
With the
Jury
on
1 foes Oak
ID
all
I
Wan am Aker & Brown,
1
Oak Hall. Sixth and Market Street#.
PHILADELPHIA
Ns
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THE i»niL080rilY OF HEADACHE.
TH*STOMACtV, T'VK B »WEL-* A'» THE
LlVK.lt A •< E HKSiM vsiiil.K Ko* LVK Y
P Mi T** AT II V4 KS TH HK D.
T NE AND HAW.MONIZK II K
OK THF. <4« ALL «Kl» 4)H'«AN8
WITH "TA RAN t v# nELTZKK Al" HIEVT"
AN" YOU CUKE THE O« *>t I'l. A » NT A l* ITS
hOt'Bc'F.. SOLD BY ALL DIIUOUIbTS.
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THE BEST PLACF TO BUY DRY GOODS
Strawbridge & ( lothi^r'a,
EIGHTH A K1LBKUT
7.30
EIG11TU AMAUKKr
l'HILAlIKI.imiA
REOPENING !
S. H. STAATS.
405 MARKET STREET,
11a« Ing
»•ai% enlarge»! an»! ln»-r<*
•I
his »lore,
111
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TUESDAY NEXT
—OCTOBER 30TII—
*
With
Elegant Stock of
NEW GOODS!
tjuktable for fall:
id winter sales 1
isistiag of
Trimmings, Hosiery &
Gloves
MERINO UNDERWEAR
b
HAND-KNIT
ZEPHYR GOODS,
■ZEPHYR
Germantown Wool, Saxony &
Woolen Yarus.
P ;
her
tier
i
She !
I lit n a
the JjiVCrV DOQ V 8 UOCtOF !
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she By Robert a gunn, m. d.
j
j evbkyu dv-* lootob romain, a»,
! t »»«^ and n ptinu-d >,n n,„- p per
her three fo «ndnii.V.i'con'r" "
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-will 1 „ HHy
pa- Everything is »k-bchirmi in the piainci
open l^îT'nViî.rJïï.wXy c
I by any Intelligent (Varier.
' # Druggisu win and this » ook of K rrat o*tvan
tago In aiding them to give advice when asked
Iron do so
CORSETS,
NOTIONS &0.
P r lC<' «if
to bring It w
Tin work llTt-r» from a'l other book# on Do
-stlc Mnllelno In having th** dise
K*d. aee.o'dlng to the rclasalfloatt<»n.
ivo-aihlo
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your
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much Information In It that :
■•ill prove valuable to themedves and tlielr pa- |
tient#
liver, I Teachers Will be better prepared for the perf»r
| '" Änc V of thvh ' * ,uUc9 »'* the school room by
: Parent-4 will find It a reliable adviser In every- !
! thing relating t«> the rearing «.>f their children. I
Kv» ry family can save Ally time# tho price of
, Ike book «eery yc-er toy consulting II. I
j It It* complete in all it# parta, and la the most
' rv i-nt boo* of the kind publish cd. j
'i he book will be-c it free by mull or ex nress on
j m 1ptoMbre.«ol!»r.
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NIC* LES PUBLISHING CO.
i Bft*nFQ»cimCüLM*.
*4TA QfiVT# WAVTXD
707 A 7«4l BROADWAY,
New York City.
IUPHINTED FWO M YMT1H0AV
A TlbK 4VKKTCB.
Uow Ula Cull! WiM tiu-araed Upon Him
by Hi- l-liiw Vteiliu,
(United t*r> ## Dlapatctl to Hie Ornette. ]
Lapavcttc, lml„ No*. 1—John Haye*
ha» been pi ai ol in the county J*U on the
charge ofeon id U MUR ft rape on the person
of EHsa Neal, the »-year-old daughter of
lieu ben Neal. Monday niurnlug Hayea met
the child, tools I er into the* wood# and alter
choking her Into Insensibility outrage«» her
person. He th< u took her to the road and
gave her ÄO cm * On arriving home »he
gave such a minute description ot the roan
that Hayes was arrested. The wretch was
taken (h lor# 'Squire Alexander. About 80
i In the court room, Hayta being
K lisa was told before abe
was brought into the room to look at
the people and
could MfatntaQ
entered and, turning up her face, walked
uud the room As she came to Hayes
she jrted out: "Oh ! pa, there's the roan."
When Haye# heard the charge of the child
cruelly wronged he full
had been shot. The
larroera
among the crowd.
IM
64 0
miaallaut. »he
her
whom ho had
from the chair as if he
Jury viewed the ground w here the outrage
took place, and the btotsot Hayve fitted tho
too'stepa In the mud. The Jury rendered a
verdict of guilty #nd Ha>es was held In
$1,000. F*ve phytdeiaus are In attendance
on the child, who, it is feared, will not re
cover Irom her injuries.
»lother# I»oi»'t Know.
flow many children
being uncouth, wlllull and fudtttercnt to
tnatruetlou» or reward», »imply because
.hey aie out of health ! An iul lllgcnt lady
«ail ot # child o- this kind: "Mother*
should know that if they would gtve the
ID t ie oue* moderate do#* # of Hop Bitter* for
two or thru
all a parent tould denlre."
pUidfthed for
•eks, the childreu would bo
AN INDIAN slItHKMUKB.
Ns rliei and Twelve B ioke Clive Them
mIv#n lip to tt*e HI Hilary.
CUutled Preii Dispatch to ti.** Gazette. 1
Tucson, Arizona, Nov. 1.—A dUputch
from F»»rt B>wLs*y#: Natchecatid 12t>tber
buck* with Gti «rom* n ami children, at 811
ver Cieek, suri< udered to the military sont
ilu re to me« t them. Tin y claim to come
d rect from C<*a# Grades. There has b*n*u
ttgbt with M< xieatia. Natchea says the
•re told l*y Cuyeten*»y the head chief,
come to r-liver Creek and there
wait teo day# t >r him, uine men
um» one womuti. They say Oerontmo with
lour others will he there In three mouths.
i Indian pm died Chihuahua Is shot
through the arm. He suys he w## shot by
Chief Cut*» in a drunken brawl. Chihuahua
►ay-* seotii» killed Charlie McComas, but
inis said that he didn't know what
had become ot the boy. Captain ltalferty i#
u » Silver Creek awaiting the ui rival 4)1 Ouye
teuoy. The iiiipresbluu prevails that Crook
right alter uli.
Mailing lo Bull lo (lie Fir«,
It wu- in Lowell, Ma*#. An nhirm of fire
is founded, and the engine wus rapidly
out ol tIn* engine house. One of the
hnr-ts Uk k trigii', pranced wildly about,
and ran the engine air*lust th** biick door
I rame. Chie I Engineer llosmer was
of ht# rll» were
Us tl»** phy stela ns
*ioetor**d h m Then a »riend brought him
Fome P.:hky Dav s h Pain Killkh. n
being ru» Ihm! will» tins ho was soon well,
best liniment in h- world.
K
uti« rw.
'll IV
ver» lv bruiM-d and tw
For time v
broken.
All Old La ly's Fatal Heroism.
fUnlted Pres» Dispatch to the uaze te.
Cincinnati, O, No/. 1.—Just t»cfore
midnight la.-i night, the h'<u#e of Mary
Welch, aged 60, iu Cunnnlnsville, a suburb,
look tire. The old I »ly tried to save her
I, Charles HMIcnian, aged 9, but
wa* overcome by the liâmes and both wer?
bum «1 ;o death. The pecuniary loss was
but f*0.
It rnupt have been a terrible state of
affair# that caused the Psalmist to write:
"Who can Maud Indore Ids cold?" In hi#
day the ri médit s were f« w and doubtful;
how much happier should this generation Im*
n al has a boufchold remedy, Dr. Bull's
Cough rtyrup;
runs tliat million# rise up aud call it
'* blessed "
ottdcrful has been lie
Nervom
. Nervous I>ebltlty (
Nrnralirik, N. rvou* Sliwk, 8t Vltu.' Dance
Proetrat'dn,
erativc Orgj
lcally c
most pou » i tul
ml all <ll8«M4.-4.*s of Nerve Geu
»-, an all permaueutly uml ra«I
etl by A Ion'# Brain rood, the
vigor»nr ever introduced
x for *5 At drugglM«, nr, Allan's
Pharmacy, 215 i#t uve., N* w York.
$ 1 ;
Tlzk Ol
lA.inXTs,
Local l; t;
CurrofiLed Dally !u Lb*
31»rk«t.
■CORtUKJTSD imAly by w. j.
417 tuarua Btenet:
por bn per owt
l.cîfcuo
v, v/,ko,
O.
.. 60
.. to
Bran, doubl# t»nehfl
Crocked ..
Middlings,d »ubl# bash®!..... 1 00
■
' 1!
K
D
.... 75
lihotlcd <
Ground »
76
i and oats
II
&
Burraa, aaoi. fotjltry. btc.
I*rliit butter, per ®> wholesale. « .20 $.23
Brint •* " " retail.. .26 ?y .50
" " wholesale. .20
" '* retail.
T «b
Tib
whole?,.- 1
Kg*s.
ftuli'kcr.t:,
(thicken#,
< ihlohen 3 .
<lhea;:e, w
Uheeeo, retail.
.26
.30
»1v?
.2') Ü
.V6
-HI
31
.30
b
loaale....
wholes^!«.. .12 fi .16
Q .14
.12
'g, retail.
1, retail.
c, per pound..
" . 12H
! rt
18
&
.10
.14
!
.18
Bxar.
13irloln ii'q ui
H ump Rt9ax# ,>i
bound 3io
Ulb roast per pouad..
< buck
•Slewing i
Boiling b.
• .20 G .26
POUQÜ .
pound.
pound.
.if g
.18
d per pouud
.14 G ,19
■" » "»
P-T pound.
Kl.luoy fat, pur potlùd. V
Liiiub chop#, por pound
Lamb roasts,,
Mutton chops
Mutton roast;
Veal eijHcts, ncr p.
Veal roast i, por poi
Sh!
•25 G .60
■HO O .
.te S
■i. u .-a
i
.25
por pound..
, por poun<l
s. per pouud
M
.16
1
IQ
H
ad.
PORK BTC'.
. .10
.18
wholesale retail
... 14
■<ninfe«ri b«.
Fresh Pork
Huusugo
Dried beer.
-.alt Hitch.
Smoked bacon,
tt.ilogua buueuk
I^rd .
16
.11
.1
i
h
16
h
13
18
14
14
«if
16
U
. 10
14
viau.
Spanish Macker» I.
U ..-.a
White Pert b,
Tr.YUt, por pou
H til but, per (1
tJ-tNch per pc und
B ick nsh........
II <e fish.
dfook
. . 1 «
Do
pouud
:fU
.a a
.16
peoad
.
.16
od...
.16
d.
.-Hi
.lak
■ 3 ,
snt
er#
.16
H
M
I Pxiteise ..
that : D liter tifah
pa- | vsaer AnLKM.
Potatoes, per hair-peQc.
8^®ot potatoes, pc - auf peok
by .
! Corn ' porVu* ' '
I Tomitmes, |
of Tom itoe#',
I Fear#,Ha tfetlporh If peck
most Fear#,Bartlett per backet/..
j Peaclio# por hull pock.
on jljmchoa. per ba# ot.
Aiiplos, I'O-lwkot.......
Apples, par h:ilt pock
P«ar*. per l.iukot ....
ood
.10
.11
.10
12
.90
10
7 pa ik
10
!
:
■
half 1
.
16
■
80
10
to
26
016
91
40
75
1 26
0 i
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puma.
GEO. L WALKER,
PIANO PARLORS!
83G N. Sixth Street.
[NEAR rABBISU ST., PHILADELPHIA]
ESTABLISHED i860.
NO STORE RENT TO PAY
Finest New Pianos !
At one-half the prices charged
in expensive stores.
READ THIS LETTER, WHITTEN OVER
is Years auo by leading citi
zens OF READING, FA:
Rbadiko, PA., Janoarf 3ft, 1866.
the undersigned, havl< g purchaaed
We,
Plano# t f Mr.iieorjte • .Walter, do hereby certify
thst we are Idcrhly pleased and perf**ctljr ».at I sited
with said Plano . They are beautifully finished,
poeaeas a full, rich and clear tone, and stand tn tu ne
admirably. WeohecrAiHy recommend Mr.W tker
to tlioae about purchnalng PI
ability, and a geuUeman worthy of tbtlreoafl
de nee.
anial of
H. <■HOUSE.
JOHN T. r'jUl'J,
A > HON I.KII1,
MAKTIN UKU8B,
K. * . tin A*.
ALLEN HECHT EL,
JAM KM V EAGER,
IIAKVKY B BUM,
A. W KHKKIN .
1>4V11> E 81411/T,
J. If. N* KT 'N,
JAMES T. UKBEK,
AND 100 OTHER CITIZENS.
This Is only one letter out of many nun
drei»* I havri received, all ol which I will
show with pleasure. Please remember
I Have No Connection
With anyPianoWarcrooms
If you wish to take advantage ol the ln
du'-em-nts 1 oiler lu Belling New llano# by
the most celebrated mHkers at half the
prices charged lu stores be sure to call #t
the old n liable place—-UFO L WALKRR'H
Piano Parlors, 886 N. Sixth street, near
Parrish. Spi^ctal btr^alus Ueduy iu slightly
us d Pianos from famille» foret d to sell
•1000 UPRIGHT PIA s O.$285.
$T.V) HCJUaKK GRAND PIANO
$05»» RICHLY C ARVED PIANO
$500 ROSEWOOD PIANO.
. .$mi.
..$150.
...$90.
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY.
REMEMBER THE LOCATION.
-TERMS $.0 MONTHLY—
GEO. L. WALKER
836 K Sixth St , Phila.
I
IIMVWTW
Caution !
TO THfai l'UULiC.
-L w f. u ''t"" ,tlo *' **• '»«I« ft wnaiDgtw aae
rtelnlt, U mitt pvtlcnlurlf UlM tlM
GENUINE
I
BURTS SHOE
V/
Mm tbtua«
^in c. 6o 's
v MAKER ^
NEW YORK
rt
^TAMrxO IH »CLL
Haltig (X
«ACH mos tH?S> v
j.
Y0^>
Also 00 tbs
BOTTOM OF FACH BHOf
THUttl
Ad 8 are warraoUrt to give satisfaction.
ÇhPÿ XpîkI^ I
3G4 WIRKET ST., WILMINGTON
b» TH* ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT PO
TH* BALE OF MY GOOD» IN
WILMINGTON, DEL.
EDWIN C. BURT
KKW TOSE.
jfSutlS.SF" 1,0 * **" * rv^unt'.a»..!,^
REPAIRING NEATLY D0«E
ftllltti
iHEUWfATISM Anu uuuT CURED
" , "' n wo c ° esiablish oy » cnain of evdoooe
very Inquiry but makes et ronger that wi
uve the only r>al, or radical remedy for HheamoLi
Mt»rdei3. an»l we pul tliat eviden» e within the ream
try Bullorer wit'.out monoy aud urithout pneo v»i
•lama that no one bt*t the fool will turn loit'i*#
l ar *»?n f 10 ®® ®3' oa 4° tf'O glau lulwpt wo biint t*
nis bllgl u-d llie In Jusilr® to ub, to 30*1. U you;
(«•nendent fainh ea, and to the conaumtnaiionof yon
before ***• «rick, n down bj
Jiaeaao. wo a#k v»u to go with uikn few moment!
^ »1 S'»me w l.u r.ave drank of tbeaeaMr
<r *V« «an are now Aril of the >01 of health, reaoy n
•ell to tho world their gi-id experlonce. We wui fiv#
you no friiao atatemont, aud m »ko no asoertiov wSuir
»nnot, by projver inquiry {by letter or I mart
** ** T*«md U> b? fS
• f
Am«wa boB»t>M*
IU. Cru.» l*V.ÎLu^CÏ I îk! L '" Kj ^ M *" : "*»'•
Oh
9D««lr Uh— ««.i UiM a/ear#.
V *«««.»» , M -j.,«, t fli., Br
Ti *TTir 4,1
*'■ KÇl. Jt., kMSMN.
■Ärcal# mxZ Tory I »4 OiJoSo
», Brcafclva- CknaU
SüLSÊÊOSI^. ■••-Sraftlit'^^SSto.esGa
Vr J71xm, UI «
„ jttm.
Mr. rituu
Äaftri nail
(». at l"4aiuua
KS«?®
&
l#r*
.mfm
VLoranm.
N 0 *'
THAT THE COOL
weather approaches we advise
the numerous reuders of the
Gazette to procure their
WINTER SUITS
-A N 1>
OVERCOATS !
at the Old and Reliable Cloth
ing House of
John H. Moore,
228 MARKET ST.. WIL, DEL.
Lowest prices in the city;
every garment guaranteed. A
large and superior line of Suit
ings and Overcoatings for order
work. A first-class "utter and
superior workmanship charac
terizes every department of our
Merchant Tailoring branch
Suits to order from $20 up
ward.
Special Announcement —A
long-felt want in this city ut
last supplied La lies' Coats.
Ulsters and Riding llubits cut
by a competent male artist from
measurement and manuiactured
by a London Habit Maker can
be procured at the Merchant
Tailoring Establishment oi
John II. Moore,
228-MARKET ST.-22#
I
Full lines oi Goods
Lidies wear constantly
hind.
for
on
OUR FIRST NUMBER
FOR FALL.
You will sec many adver
tisements about large stocks ol
Fall and Winter Goods, and
each one will claim to be
ahead of their competitors, but
we will be content to let the
readers of Tuf. Gazette k ow
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de
mands it, and this is an evi
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or a little lower lor same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is com
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy g> ods, but
we do have a good quality at
i very low price, anil yet we
sell more ol our suits from five
10 ten d »liars.
In our Boys'Department we
'uve some very stylish gar
ments to show you, while the
young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
Irom our nobby styles
We have over Forty Styles
o show you in our Men's De
partment, and now, kind
c-ader just visit us at your
■arli' st coiiveiiience and let us
show you our goods, and
11 it wnl not be to our mutual
interests to deal with each
other.
i his does not give you much
of an idea ol our stock, but il
you will stop in at
Fourth & Market Sts.
—ATTHE
WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE !
it will give us great pleasure to
show
prices.
I Jno. W. Diefendorf & Co
wi
v»i
t*
bj
n
see
>
you our goods and
Yours,
Foment n n kw , 5 '
Th« Marqnl* Ihi>i ««,„
TI»« Tonqmn 1 rotil.i >lrl{ C,
[United 1'roM DUpatcIii j ,
Pam«, Nov. 1_U in ...
utterance* of Pietniori,' that
on UiuTonquln quattlo In i'h!', *
nepulle* jcstcr-lty, la rti", u '" 1 *
nula Teens, In which 1 . V."i
Viceroy ol Canton b»ü rti-.'i.i d *•*«
iponslblllty Tor the ,, !Uu ' any
-ilcnieJ that ;h, l.u,,, 1 ,l "' M.L
•peak or act lor that norii,,.,,
eineil by tlio Vlcarov i ,'l 'f , Ul| t.,,
the Mai qui* Tieiij; ami p tA?, 4 , J ' ''Hr#
demamlod bla paaspori a i hi
at an early day. ' 1,11 »v« p ;
TH« "tlHIM" OS THF
LONDON, NOV. 1 —.'I ,
I?** devote* fOnilder.hl,\jX;* - m
the Tonquln debate i„ , i.. rt * >l*w
ol Deputies yeatentiv .V e1 * Cl '«n!
Ferry'« alatenieut llmi p Ml f I'r-n
ton disowns Marquis ' ,
tatlve. It say»; - r|m ™ [«I
baa no authority to mak( , Uni
He baa neither the rich- to -J
S >w«r to realst the tenon l:." „
ablnot and theralore hl, L ' Cl »
have UO weight." ^Ualiuur
,i
1
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(i
ro\
x r Hocj
Sat
...
y oi 0
is
LO
A IMILBOAD (.01.1.1,10V
London, Nov. I_An ,- "
Liverpool lo Lon,Inn,
mllr* an hour,colli,Ini ..*
two period* kill, ,1 an .i ,, " ""Frt*
tt J * ,! iUiftl.
Tlie Mlanlii^ >1
Cüntted ?rc»B l»i .patch
Davtom, O., Nov | _ i : , ,
tyoul, alrl, Mary Churrhili i,. -
Ikbii found, or ut
tier adopted «later, Mr. »h„7,'i bjJrl "
loroicr n.Tviuit,cj 8h„ wll . ' >'
cliy, and ,ay they »r. eonfllu, " 11
;": e tb - 1 <" «*i ttjti
Ad'
»fclro
Til
I
tilrl.
G
1 T , "„ Coru c "m>
tUnlt«. rre«. HL,,,, , llot . "
Tkkbk Hautk, Ini, , Nor t ,
d.rn.K« ha* (wen ilonc to' 11»", '""""
IhrcUBh Ihe Wab.rh valley b , '111
Wtfer i "•»» '«""t* In .h , ,
from *,00U to h u .|„.', . ,, V
*»v ih.t tuliy ono hall the ran™
By
OP
ruined.
Wh**n n owar l
h.n:* up in h.a lirei.t," i|„. I,||f,« 1 |' â î
d'-titlv a edd an I had not y l %•«*» i. r,. rm 1
U"rr»«3;!'' ,C ' JUXhSjrU1,ff "
A P«NiimRster sh
CUnll • « Pr«-h* Dbpi«
Ul«n Covs Si uinos, Kl»., V
•vpiiIiik Marlin FouU, pnMiii.t.tt
u •*», Clay couuty, »
hi* uwn dour.
wr
«I
•»I lt«bb#d.
r l.-U
Win,
ehut S (J Tublfwl
fn
4L.'
G
Tho most dH 'cate
„ , _ y Persons enjoy taki
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, they rw,
color, give a wholcbof,
1ft«- In a broke
appetite, put 1,^
down I ody, they an- ph ase
action is very iu lid. Drui
5cen»s
'n take
•d I heir
gift» sell th«m—I.'
fell
M
"Penmi) •' DeeUi
S DtSpH'Cll to lilt* <i I.
PHCLADEf.flllA, N.IV 1.—The «Il
the Pennsylvania railroad
a s* ml-tttinuul dividend ol V/, pr cent.
Children'# 1
as well as adults. A special
applying. Djnforth, druggist, cor. d
and Market.
Dr. 8imm#' Puiu Searcher, the perfect!
of pain medicines, prompt, qui k,
fmmedla'o In relieving cramps, p«io
• holera n on us, neuralgia, rhcuinaiinn.pt
Deiait, F< ur.h aud King streets. Soldi
druggist*.
a U
f Uni « -d l'
"
• dav uniiH
ont fo
\IIN
Hl'L
•i'l.
ihre
421
Kabhl B«r«>rniar# Keti
Reel dient Ion.
G
Tho nbfd reformer« ot
urging the unthorllle* to iiUump
nonilf
f "le tilt
enjoyed by The I/ml*
dor special ugr»
ight »I
wel secured prlvtle
bina State Lottery
direct leal-» atlon; hut they
tempt to swim •
Fall# Tho public km
lions nre fair and Its p
D.tui hin, Now Orleans. La.,
Information relative
tlou before th«« 10/<t <lran » Monthly Duwiug,
which takes place Novouibcr 3. lhflH.
^ r
il n
nst the c
that Ml It« i «tril«
isos fulfill**»!. M L
II lv- ii tin
the matter on a|»|ilie*
jPJ lOFKHHlVNAL tl 1fit*.
JOHN oTcauT
^'<JTARY rifBLlC. •
Marl# £
il
!
■ y f h.'K '*'* Tilt
i ' A» L
N.>. .01 Wl
»tt l !
:k,
pH*. J. N. Ä J. B. HUBENS
r*E|
OB« kffllCW'i «V
■I tt KKttUUtAM 't\
il J. N. A f. B
,,.J
«n, »lurlug
fiÄ
to 1 » p. m.
A«tVl»*,*i
WhoKH"*
and the vr.\y to iuip
"WISDOM IN A :
u
uti*
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU UBIVEI
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TFLL.
larger Ui
r of mil
it
This lnslrnnifiit I#
tfii th e'Viacx'
l-i(V)th purl J a mile: counts
waD-r #nd »bist tight: i»!"'
hors»«
to 1I1« who* I of
Wagoiir K~n*d _
o r 4M he r vehicle. Iiivi
D rivera, l'hyai«
.1
»It
h*-b
IbigO. '
ulk y I'l"-.
•I»
ÎU
hi*
IMei
Draymen, K«tp r
f*rlr.e oplyfMO éwcî i
«itlu-r » M»nii« l«-r. W Ii
of tlie wheel. B ent by
post pat«!. Address,
\ny
-ll.fr.ru. !"
dl;» 1 '
McDONNKL ODDMKTKK U« '*
t North La Halle «'•*
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RD REGUL » R MONT1H.Y ' RAWISJ
WIL TA K K. pi .« c In tin* '*;r"g T
* aan nl>-To tuple Hut ding. In LouUvillv. K •
ThuraHay, November
PAIK
3
A LA * FUL LlfTTKltY AM
I Ngs 1 , htrtered b> the Leal I«
t vire d»'t-lai-ed legal by the Ii K*"' 1
Stut«.. Ilond given to llenry • •">
ol #100,000foi tlio prompt payw 1 -
SOld.
V III HUf»"'
all Iiritt*
eat
MINGLE KUMBfB
A HEVOLVTIOV IN
dRAWINUH.
n Buorrvi'-y.
*»•»■ U»«
in tM
A*" Every ticket holder hi# «
call o»'t the npinhor 011 Iris t'C 1 '
c»-rri«poii<llng numb-r on the la* I»
win-el In hi# presence, llieso
oc II on the fast Chur# lay
Ueari (lie-mairnlllrent
NOVEMBER SCHEME.
Mil!
raw m
very
>
• ^ ' At
r,«M
IJl'rlze.....
1 Prise.
1 •'elfe .
2 Prises, 02 , 6 JOe*c-U
h •• 1, no " ,
600 ** .
m •• .
6b •• .
*0 *
10 '
!•>»»
» "
100 "
200 ••
P-«"
l°w ;;
77 .«
" ApproxJuiat'oa
{*<,
a
it«
»
» ♦*
• »•
{110 ^
1.6S7 Prise... •
WUUi.KTlCKBT8.r4 11A1
17 Tlck.U.tw; ti Ticket", lire
Beam Boner or B»nk Mil .1» L'f'HS'u!''t- '
?JSgSSbte'^JtF%Iygsi l &
•tîér»'i<fîliï.oScÔlïi. <l tooïe v iile Kr
i>.
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