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SECOHli
COURT THIS MORNING
The Heifer Case Drawing to
an End.
THE DEFENSE CLOSING
JDPtKlnR COIBT.
Thla Homing Tba Coa-KnglLl>
I twin, argaad.
When court opened thla morning, J.Alex
ander Fulton, Esqcounsel lor the plaln
tiU In the cane of Ruwell Coe Tt. Eugllah,
commenc.nl the opening argument,
gave an extended outline of the caae and re
viewed tba treUmouy of the wi n «—a on
both a idea, being Tar» aarcaatto on the wlt
- to r the defendant Mr. Fulton oon
«
II.
___,_ v , -pened for the delknre. He
clklmad that BuaaaU Coe laaaad the farm to
John R. Wllaon, mad that arid Wllaon let ft
to another tenant. John R. Wllaon paid one
grain r«iMd oo the farm ta aald
Coe, aud the Old John R. Wllaon, a locked
the farm, the aubtebant getting cue half of
the butter, poultry, etc., aa bla ahere for
tilling the farm. The aubtenant never rec
ognlxed Ruarell Coe aa the owner. Mr.
Coe la a realdent ot Connecticut, and manu
facturée pboepbate there. He only vialted
the farm twice In two yearn None of the
aubtenauta ever knew Coe, but they did
recognlae John Wllaon aa the proprietor.
In citing the caw further. Mr. Harrington
aald that he did Dot deal re to attack the
eluded at ll.SO
halt th«
. ... _ .._ _ »
character of a wltnem. as It waa one of tbc
hardf-st things for a lawyer to do. He then I
mentioned the names of a number
reputable bu.ln.re men of Smvrna, who
tcatlttcd that they would not believe John
R. Wilson on bis oath. The matter
1« ooly 986 and
the costs will run uc to over 81,200. II you
beih ve John R. Wilson, why then it is star*
vatlon for the family of thla poor countable
who levied on the good., lor he will have io
pay the enormous coate. In reference to
the tranater ot the caae to thla
Iron) Kent, Mr. H»r
Of
this
county
rlngton said Um counsel for th© plaintiff
knew, ai d ne knew »by the cas© wa» trans
fa rred to th>* couuty, it'was because the rep
utation of J«>hn U. Wllsoo stunk In the nos
trils of every man Id K*-nt county. They
also 'bought that we would not be able to
B ay the costs to come here, but we have.
Ir. Harrington concluded his appeal, which
waa a very forcible oue, at 12.40 o'clock,aud
was followed by Mr. Bates. Mr. Bates'
argument was a logical review of the evt.
dei ce, and a defense of the testimony given
by James Green, whose testimony had been
Mr. Fulton. Mr. Bates closed
sod court adjourned.
Olvaa np b» Doetora.
"Ia ft prealble that Mr. Godfrey la op ai d
at work, and cured by ao elmpie a remedy?"
'•I aaaure It la true that he la entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitter«;
and ouly ten daya ago hla doctors gave him
up and said he must die ! : '
"Well-a-day 1 That's remarkable I I will
vn this dav and wet some for mv Door
go thla day and get aome for my poor
George— I know hops are good.
peached by
1.20 o'clock
llll
at
The Olympian's Kieetrte Ligbto. 1 north
The ateamer Olympian, built lor the I
Oregon Steamboat Navigation Company by
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company, war I
brilliantly lighted lari evening, the Edison I
Incandescent electric llgbU bring In full I
operation. They were started at 5 o'clock
and were run until 9 p.m. for the purpose ,
of thoroughly testing the machinery, I 4.00
The time for th© vessels leaving has not been I
deflritely flxed but ft le expected that »he
w4ii in.«, wahrere».» Tj'_ .__ . 1
will leav© to-morrow. Her officers are .
Captain, H. 8. Ackley, First Officer, W. 8 I
Tbazter, Second Officer, John Dixon; Third I
Officer, Andrew Hill: Chief Engineer, H.8. I
Pugeley; Flrat Aaslatant Engineer, J. 8.
i»i j j. * j , . r I
Kidd, Second Assistant, L. Bernard, Thir«l |
Assistant, James Mastey; Steward, Leopold
Smith.
A new play is about to be produced en
titled "What shall we do with it;"
well, If "it" is a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup, he'd better take a spoonful three
times a day until he gets rid of his cough or
cold.
AMUSEMENTS.
On Friday evening Duprex A Benedict's
minstrels will appear In the Opera House
and give one of their minstrel performances.
-'-j Trov Daily Time* says: "Duprex A
Benedict*« miustrels gave a very pleaslug en
tertainment at Hand's Opera nouse last
night before a good sited audience, which
duly appreciated the efforts o! the actors.
The singing was first-class and the special
ties were of a high order."
On Saturday evening Louis Aldrich and I 1^
Charles T. Parsloe, will appear in Bartley
Campbell', play of "My Partner." The play
has been presented here before and 4 be large
audience present were highly delighted with I
it. There will be no extra charge lor re- I
served seats which can now be procured at |
C. F. I bornas A Co's. I
The
LOCAL LACONIC».
The regular monthy meetln» of the Board
of Trade will be held in the rooms of the.
board on Thursday. A full attendance of I
the members is desired.
1
St. Peter's R. C. Church choir, under the
direction of Mr. C. *. Roads will sing in
the Catholic Church of Dover this evening.
The choir lelt lor Dover
the 4 p. m.train.
TH»s KA1LK4IA1M
i Coca) Time Table Corree;«d Decem
ber 4th.
TRAILS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Phila,-3.00*. 2.45*. 4.3U, 0.40, 7.00, 7.W, 8.10+
5,16 9.00.9.39,9.67, 10 07. 10.30,11.63 a. m l3.00t,
m. 13.45, la.itM • 64, 3.30, 4.00, 6.17»,
0.10, 6.87*, 6.40*. 7.40«. 9.66* p. m.
—V 00*. 2.46*, 0.80,9.07, 11.68 a. m
1 i »K, 1.64. 6.17 , 0.Î7*. 0.it* p. m.
HaLT iMORs~i.06*.i.4i*,4,48*,8.06*,10.00*,a.m. ,
12.37, l.')0, 1.11, 6.(8, 0.00, 7.on, 11.C9* p. m. I
V' i BFTWOTOH—1.43*, 4.43*, 8.O0*,1O.O0* ». m
1.00, 1.11, 6.« 8,7.0'»,11 09* p. m.
HALTTWOPn AMD 1 NTIBMIBIATi STATIOII«—
1.06*, 10.00* »( m. 1.00, 6.03, 0.00 p. m.
'Trains running both dally and Sunday.
'Traîne running only on Sunday.
?
Yn
illBLaWARS Kailroad— 0.00*. 9.U6 a.m., 1.16
8.00*, 4.00},0.30f p. m. No Sunday trains.
•For New Castle only.
fFor '
I Express for Harrington,
Wilmiwotoii Nortusrjh Kailroac- 7.00 a. m
3 66, 4.01, 6.10 p. m.
and intermediate stations.
Hal TTWonx kPlILllIItreu BAlLaOAD-r.CX. I
fo». "■ p
TRAINS ARRIVE at WILMINGTON FROM 1
Phila— 13.40, 1.83*, 4.88*, 7.40. 8.03*. 9.0o
♦10.01, 10.10t ».m. 13.33, 13.01, 109, 2.48,2.80
3 30, 8.66, 4.40, 4.00, 0.39, 6.08, 6.90, 0.0?, T^f, IA*
9.43, 10.88. ll.CSp. m.
Nbw Yorz— 1.83*, 4.88*, 8.09*. 10.01 ». m.1340
1.07, 4.65,0.48*, 11.08 p.m.
B \ LTlWORa—l. 61* 2.40*, 9.84,9A4,11.48 a. m.
1-1.48,1.S1, All*, «èo», «À*. 8.«-,. ÄT
WasninoTO«— 1.04», 9.4- \j.4g • ulm,
1.61, 0.11*, 8.80*, 6.43, 9.49 p. «.
* Both doily and Smnday.
t On Sunday only.
EDITIONl45gS58BSE«»»JÄ"*
ein».
Notniu Haiuoa»—»40
Wtunaeros fc
BUTIIOU k Pu] UMLnil A RAIUOAB—«.00
v*
roM wiuaik'OTus
T BAINS UEA
PTOtADBLTKlA N*W BROAD î4T*»»T » AT.OS
0,30, tI»*. 8.00, 8.3flf, 9. »0,10.1«, ILSU,
ia.sk l oft Last, u.oi 4.0s, 4.0e,
1,0.00 . 0.30, MO*, 0.30, 10.00 11.31
19.90*. s. 40*,
IL60 » to.
».00, kao, 0.01
p.a.
Mnw <Xum*~io, SJM, 10.03, 11.40 *. m.
0.119. m.
I rnnnin*:
rearing <
beta dall» aud Manda»,
enlj aa Sonda»,
• Traîna
tTratnal
A train will l,ire Wtlmlnarton for Newark
and war atatluna at 7A» a. m returning Inara
Newark at Id» m m. (or Wilmington and war
DDR in ai La.
Than Arrival and Departare, Takln«
KfVtopt July 1st, 1883.
Th« Port OA«« ta this city will be ope« daily,
except Sunday, 0.31a. m. to 9 p.m. frl
raU bozo# are Aoceiwibl« until 11 p. m Un
Sunday« open from S.80 to wtu a. m. Prireu
bozea aoeeMible from 0 to ft p. m. The whole
•ale stamp wliiflow will oloae at 0.to p. m. The
money order offline will cloee at 0 p. m.
mails olmb as follows :
Wilmington *| Northern Kallroad to Reading
Pa., and points «in the Baltimore and Central
uth of Chadd'M Ford, 7.40 ». m.
Philadelphia <1 Used pou h, S.3Q a. m.
Philadelphia end waymall, e ». m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west. 9 a. m.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenburg
10 a. m.
"»S, T°? city.Pamuylraala
"KKaelS?New YÎik aad all polnUwri
l.ftup, a.
Philadelphia, New York aad all polaU east
and west, 4.40 pi. m.
JJJSjs N#w Yor * dttei olo,#d
p, nnl ji T » u i. Wb at of LaneaaMr, ana all
I point, waat and aonthweat 9.3A p. m,
I All pointa north, neat, weat and aouthweat, I
IP- m.
All Louisiana Is ssnt w«t ezoept Nsw Orleans
whioh Is seat sciuth on through malls.
SOUTH.
Baltimore an|<l way mail, 7.40 a. m.
Washington and ail points south. 7 40 a. m.
All points oiijthe Peninsula, 8.30 a. tn.
Suppl lmentejry mall for the Peninsula, 9 a.
Baltimore, Vfraahington and all points south
13*80 p. m.
Newport.
HavTC do O
Points on
posit, and Chkdd's Ford, ltt.Wp. m.
Baltimore ai|id Hay Line steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula norm of Harrington, including
Delaware City and St. George's, 6.60 p. in.
Baltimore, cllotuM pouch, p. in.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
11 p. m.
MAILS ARRiVK AMD READY VO* DELIVERY .
»rom Wilmington fc Nurthorn Kallroad«.*)
p. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, Waahlngtoo
"SklliS-KKi J* ..a
n0 ^S",J^3 wS, t i rnl m ^
From way o|.all from Philadelphia. «.30 a. m.
From Peu insula and all north ot Harrington
•* l i** ä a... j .
From Baltiinoi* and Way mall, 9.50
From Baltimore. IX.» p. m.
From Peninsula mail, i*2.8U p. m.
Philadelphia, New York
north and ea.|it, 1.30 p. m.
Waahlngton endpoint.
"rrom Waware Weatern Kallroad, 3.30 p, m.
From Philadelphia, New York aud point»
I north and ea»t. b.40 p. m.
I Brom Baltimore. Waahlngton and point»
d7u«rt"reÄ "«.30 a.m ., gan
, ral . 10 w . m ,, anlkl u30 t
I 4.00 p. m.. jilartlal.
I Collection» fromst reet boxes are made by the
oarrlam at ? aod lu a m.. l.» and 11,. 1.1
1 An addltioual collection will be made at 7.30
m. from all boxes between Jefforsou snd
I J^ombard a|id Water and Thirteenth street»
I inclusive, un Sunday a full collection will be
I mads at 6.(f0 p.ni. Local letters for currlert?
»£uld bedepoaited In Post üric« ten
I nilnutcs bollor© the hour «if delivery
| w. Y BWICHIKT. Postmaster
Sinnton, Newark, Klkton and
irafe. 13.30 I». in*
Haitlmore rentrai, between Port De
and points
mm
I
, T
I 1^ the Cure of Coughs, Colds y
IHoarsettess, Bronchitis,Croup, Influ*
en/a, Asthma, WhocminR Cougll, In
ll..., . 1 fc . *
I Icipient Consumption and lor the re
I lliefof consumptive persons in ad van
| cet j stages of the Disease. For Sale
I It. « R • . T > • ^
by all Druggists.—Price, 25 Cents
7
6
-------
I TOHN C. COLE,
UWtettHl ONAJL VAxMDB.
-------
TOHN C. COLE,
...
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND.JUSTICE OF THI
PEACE
ttarls PuUdlUff, No. 101 West Sixth street IV'e
to
L) rs J. N. ft J. B. HOBENBAUK,
. ^TIf.' 1 -ft» thprircctiof »Ri.y-ABim»
and MESc-UKIALIZATION ahould notheklUl,
tacuau t J. N. ft J. R. HOHEN8A0K of iwi N
■Second street. Philadelphia, either by mall or » y
person, 4unng the hours of 8 a. in to2 d. m.. ai d
« to 9 p. tn.
Advict! free.
,
I J
Those
Whosoever ahould know hla
litioa a «id the way to Improve It should read
''WISDOM IN A NUT-SHELL."
AWin
« of Uirflf.n-r
RHEUMATISM A nu uuuT CURED
«Wish by a chain of evidcnoe
i ei*ery inquiry but make.« stronger, that r.
tlici only r-al, or radicul remedy for Rheu(uat>
Disorder«, and we put that evidence within the react
>f every i-at!orer without money and toithout price, yn
Maim lh-.t no one but the fool a ll turn to It. dea
, or filoso hla eyes to tho glad ndwy* wo brtngv
bliglib-d Him In |u8M< e to us, to you te you
len^nilciit fkmd'ea, end to tlio consummation of you
H.«» ^ ambition before you w«re strick- n down b\
ask you to go with us Ihr a few tn moni.
m ib» h-un»..-* ol some w ho nave drank of the water
jj nje and are-pow full of the joy«/ keai'h ready V
lei! to the world their glad expert« ace. We will gm
you no liaise statement, and make no ftfsertloi vhLefc
y . b ,y y r ; , i > ! r .. i ^ o - r y ct »«tt «• i mgt
friends) be probed to «be aoitem and found to be fui
wlric
vita Cbroc.te Rbrumatlim bm* wears.
Mr. HMdam, OH Paarl Mi., karij?«. Henri
O.. a>xmn"*r _«« >UW «L, b«klFa ma .ri
ironie miBUBiie Oouvs f- ara.
I « *imr 1 if?lSe ,l—
», Xraakljn- Ctntli **— ril
•4 RW«ri.'
Mr- for laol.
, USSMfe hi., «ratoVya—AaflOa and Ckraala
Jttra "Ord u-fctS «HryOlaa."
toe, 6«*0
1
*>.
» «( , BcwYark-aerribia, mu
r*ÂÎS!s2) rtnu4 b7U -
, «is vm *».. r.f
-asTxrwm.
, 104 »» A CL, Urn YwV-Uar
EMoaylHHaaa.
M Oa£M4 Av., Ur»j OU, -car«*.
AO.ffi
■aw *ir
ss&Nto&sisgiifflMs'
. Hwi-a. I*~rSfgK55iÄ!5
s*r fx—rrxS mmttm. i wrtwi. far
with MW
yea «O Mass to* «sy
UMT 900M,
r l
It
m
an?
A
luiu
mi
i?
i.i.j
THI BIST PLACE TO Bl'T DIT GOODS.
Strawbridge A Clothier's,
EIGHTH » HABEST
oeirra * min
PH ÎL AÆLHH1 A.
REOPENING !
S. H. STAATS.
405 MARKET STREET,
ilavtna araatly enlarged aud tnereaaed the bnai
uaaacapattUv of bUatoro, will reopen on
TUESDAY NEXT,
—OCTOBER 30TH
With aa Eleumnt Btoct of
NEW GOODS!
Suitable far fall and winter »ale» conMstln* of
Trimmings, Hosiery &
Gloves,
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
HAND-KNIT
ZEPHYR GOODS,
-ZEPHYR
Germantown Wool, Saxony &
Woolen Yarns.
CORSETS,
NOTIONS &C.
common MKNHK COMPKE88 KD.
IT IS DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINKS T1IE HEAHONH WHY 'TAHRANT'B
SELTZER APERIENT" WllOULI) BE PRE
FERRED AS A CORRECTIVE AND ALTERA
TI VETO EVERY O » Il F-R MEDICINE IN USE.
FIRSTLY, IT ALLAY» FEVER; SECONDLY,
ITCLEANHEHTHE BOWELS WITHOUT VIO
LENCE OK l'AIN; THIRDLY, IT T0NE8THE
STOMACH ; FOURTHLY, IT UKGULATE»
THE FLOW OF RILE; FIFTHLY, IT PRO
MOTE» HEALTHY PERSPIRATION ; SIXTH
LY IT RELIEVE» THE »Y»TKM FROM UN
WHOLESOME HUMORS; SEVENTHLY, IT
TRANQUILIZES THE NERVES; EIGHTHLY,
IT ACTS Ut OS THE BLOOD A» A DEPUHENT
AND LASTLY, IT FORMS ON E OF TH E MOST
DELICIOUS COOLING DRAUGHTS THAT
EVER PASSED DOWN THE THROAT OF AN
INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
1*1 AN OB.
1*1 AN OB.
GEO. L. WALKER,
PIANO PARLORS !
836 N. Sixth Street.
Bib
VflBl
Veal
[NEAR PARRISH ST., PHILADELPHIAJ
ESTABLISHED i860.
NO STORE RENT TO PAY
Salt
Finest New Pianos !
At one-half the prices charged
in expensive stores.
HEAD THIS LETTER, WRITTEN OVER
18 YEARS AGO BY LEADING CITI
ZEaVS OK READING, PA:
si
reading, I*a., January 38, 188.5.
the uuderslgued. having purchase«]
Pianos of 61 r. George 1,. WaDer.do hereby certify
that
We,
highly ph-ahf.d end perfecUy aatisfled
bcautlfullY flnlahed,
.and stand iu tune
-onlinend Mr. Walker
wiili said Pianos. They
d clear
possess a full, rich
admirably. Wecheerfully
to those about purchasing Pi t
ability, and a gentleman worthy of their confi
dence.
aitun
JAMKH YEAGER,
HARVEY BfRClI,
A. WEÜKK1N • »,
DAVID E. STOUT,
J. H. NORTON,
JA ME» T. KEUEK,
If. CROUSE.
JOHN T. CRAIG,
AARON LEIB,
MARTIN GKOS»,
K. <•. BOAS,
ALLEN BECHTEL,
AND 100 OTHER CITIZENS.
Thla 1 b only one letter out ot many nun
dreds I have received, all of which I will
show with pleasure. Please remember
I Have No Connection
With any Piano Warerooms
r
II you wish to take advantage of the in
ducemenU I oiler in selling New Pianos by
the most celebrated makers at ball the
prlccß charged In stores be sure to call at
the old reliable place—GEO.L. WALKER'S
Piano Parlors, 83rt N. Sixth street, near
Parrish. Special bargains to-day in slightly
used Fianoe from families forced to sell
S1000 UPRIGHT PIANO.
$750 8QUARE GRAND PIANO.
$050 RICHLY CARVED PIANO.
$500 ROSEWOOD PIANO.
.1225.
.8190.
.8150.
..890.
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY.
RF.M EM BERTHE LOCATION.
—TERMS $io MONTHLY—
GEO. L. WALKER,
836 N. Sixth St.,Phila.
far
«sy
aastil-iT-100
HIRD EDITION
sfcr-
HE BODY OF DE LONG
l
is Expected to Reach New
York in February.
BIG CORN DEAL EXPECTED
OB LOMU'S BOO*.
(ti.ru* IipmM Ib
M aw York ta Fabruwr».
[UulCed 1're.t lltap.tch to the Guetta.)
Yoctkhtown, O., Doc. 8.—Ur. N. 4.
Atchlooa, of thla city, b»a rcco»»el » letter
from Lieutenant Ullea B. Harbor, dated
Yaku'ak, Siberia, Seiilember 15. He aUUa
that htmarlf and part» are lu excellent
health, haring besom, ecu)! mated. Ha aajra
Having It
Thi
SS , î^rîrfîd U u» , YÏÂtf" , bl w«t "*9
mÂw , ».ta 1 otheïïïwblcb b ttobâi 5 rf
DeLoog and bla oompanlooi oould be Wane- Q
ported. Ha hoped, everything bring favor-1
able, to leave Yakuatk on bin Journey to
nl St. Petereburg on November 15,antici
pating no trouble on bla trip. He expect,
to reach New Tork In February.
wm
Their (»panlag Ta
The formal
Co.'a remodel
pletc dock of Jewelry
morrow afternoon and
opening of I. C. Dawaon A
ad a tore and new aud corn
will lake
evening
ka place
. lue large
to
wall caree, three Id number, will be placed
nokltlon to-day, and the atoek hareioiore
led up <« the aafe will ba diaplayad. Ia
tba atoek are tome of the fluent piece, of
In
MM
Jewely ever dir played In thla city, conaiatlng
of dlamund ringe, atuda, earrlnga, lace pint,
with diamond and other retting«. The fee
r 'n^ I
caret«, and valued at |5,200. Thla la tba
largeat atona ever dUplayrd by any Jeweler 1
In thla city. Three who have a fancy tor
preclooa curioalilea abould not fall to aee
thla mooater diamond.
■Crucki by m Ur.
Patrick Boyle, an employe of the Pusey
A Jones Company, while leaving the yard
at the foot or Poplar street about 5.80 o'clock 1
yt sterday aAernooo, waa struck by a car |
being pushed by a shifter and thrown to the
tide of tn© track. The lujured man waa
removed to his home where It waa loued
that on© of bis shoulder blades was
brokeu in several places and that he waa
also injured Internally. Th© accident seems
to have been purely accidental.
An Koormooa Corn Deal.
(Doited V
Chicago, Dec. 6.—There is no doubt that
Jack Sturgis is engineering an < normous
com deal, and It is believed that Henry
Clews A Co., of New Tork are backlog It.
The squeezing is to begin this month.
Star Clothing Hall.
Llspatch to the Gazette. )
TlilB WTI MAtiflkWTlS.
owt I
LOO 11.10 I
par bn
Hay.
Straw.
Oats.
Hran, doable bushel....
Cracked corn.
Middlings,double bushel
Coarse meal,.
T
CO
74
110
so
Corn on ear .
70
Hbelled corn.
74
Ground oornand oat«
. 04
08. roULTBY.
Hbelled corn.
74
Ground oornand oat«
. 04
08. roULTBY.
Prist butter, per % wholesale.! .90
Print ** " " retail.34
4 4 * wholesale. .90
« .38
.30
: SD
Tub
44 44 retail.
.36
.80
Eggs, wholesale, per deaei
Eggs, retail, per desen...
ekens, alive wholesale
Chickens, dresse, d wholesale.. .19
Chickens, alive, retail.
Chlokens, dressed, retail.10
Cheese, wholesale, per pound
Cheese, re lall. "..
.36
.82
.80
.19
.16
.14
.18
.10
.14
.11 l
(
Sirloin steaks per pound.
Hump steaks per pound.99
Round steaks per po
Bib roast per pound.
Ouuok roast uer pound
Stewing pi
Boiling bits per pound.•
Shins.TV....
Kidney fat,per pound
Lamb chops, per pound........ .90
Lamb roosts, per pound..
Mutton chops, per pound
Mutton roans, per pound
VflBl cutlets, per pound..
Veal roasts, per pound...
.90 O -U
and
.1« • .10
.14
. 1 «
16
.12
a
.26
.40
0«
.10
J»
.It
.1«
■
XI
.10
.11
rou Bra
wholesale retail
Smoked hams..,
Fresh Pork.
Fresh Sausage..
Shoulders.
Dried beef.
Salt Hitch.
Smoked bacon..
Bologna sausage.1 vw
Lard. 10
14
10
.16
11
16
a 11
I»
18
.... It
• 14
16
16
rus.
Spanish Mackerel....
Rock hsh, per pound.13 O •
Wbite Peroh, p«r pound.l iuR
Trent, per pound.13 A .11
Hallbat, per iioand.
Uitflsb, tier pound.
Black fish.
Blue fish
.16
16
It
.*>:
.16
a
si
-
.10
ock
.08
arket ood
.10
Porgeise...
Butter fish
10
. .10
Potatoes, per haif-p«oz.
.Sweet potatoes, per half peck..
UabDage,per head..
Tarelps, per half peek.....
Oorn, per dosen .
Corn, per hundred.
Tomatoes, per half peok.
Tomatoes, per basket.
Fears,Baitlett per half peck
Pears,Bartlett per basket...
Peaches per half peck.
Peaches, per basset.
Grapes, per pound.
Grapes, wholesale.
Apples, jierbasket..'..
Apples, per half peok,
Pears, per basket.
Lima Means, per quart
Far 9 Plant....
.10
13
10
10
.8
10
M
10
II
Sï
90
flu
«U
36
76
LM
U6
01
per R
01
06
60
0<
16
90
0U
1.00
10
os
06
TREE».
r J^REE8. I
FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES I
ING BEAT VARIETY.
at
APPLES,
PEAKS.
PEACHES,
PLUMS,
CHKKRIEH,
RASPBEbjR
BLAC
STRa'
HI
■RBI ES,
GOOHEBERBIK»
CURRANTS,
And all varieties oforces that are kept In a firs
class nnrsery.
AMtreea guaranteed truefto name.
AW bend for price-list.
WILLIAM F. PETEES,
No. « West Seventh Street,
(Exchange Bnlldlng.)
angîü-ittro
Trunks and Traveling Bags !
J. A. CONNER,
EtelUble Harnotoond Trunk Manufacturer,
removed to his new store,
NO. 4 KA8T FOURTH STREET,
where you will find the* largest assortment ot
»d r ",^M%Ä*,Ä^iiaLäs3i«
v.
Sj
«*!
h
4
!%
V
'ni
Don't go shivering through
this cold weather for the want
j & flood warm OvPTCOat, it
... ®
Will UOt pay.
We have them in all grades,
from the plainest—low ia price
—to the finest.
A. C. YATES & CO
•>
and Sixth StreeU,
. nV i vma
xHILAUBLrHlA.
■LEDGER BUILDING
JaIQVUM IßttAUBMtM.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS !
VlukB trla i of oor Tery liquors for medi
clnsL fta^oiiug and cooking pu rpusM.
FRENCH SPIRITS I
NEW ENGLAND HUM I
JAMAICA RUM, SCOTCH)
AND IRISH WHISKIES
8HF.RRY AND FORT WINE I
Francis Kelly & Co.,
103 MARKET ST.
Cha*. J. H. Beckett,
106 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
WILMINGTON. DHL.
SAMPLE ROOM.
I K f atoek of Wine«, Liquor, and Flue
I Cigar« la unaurpawed In thla State.
tyao-tm.
P. DONAHO*.
-BOTTLER OF
JOHN
AND fcOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MABBEY
A CO.'» PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
9 Ce.ebrated Bartbolomar K*hj rater Beer,
fhe brewing» arc unequalled for eurlty
Haver; consUntly on hand lu sesm o
bellied. Mlneial waters la all
the different flavors.
b »7 AND 5.9 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
J^Pollte and acr.omir odaUnjr drlvere. Orders
promptly attended to. lie la also conneo
the Telephone Exchange, and his signa
myl-18
bed with
l u
( JRANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
-IN FACT—
THE PUREST, RICHEST AN» REST RYR
WHISKY EXTANT.
By the gallon or bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
?
Uniform In qualltv
Mich an« daUcato 1« flavor.
Absolutolypur« rya.
A rare and oafs tonic.
A reliable stimulant
0. W. COR. TZNTH AND ORANGE 8T8.
mvft-ly-38
Atlantic Garden
No. ( 224 King Street,
WM. LEGO, Proprietor.
)
A#"()ur bar 1« always stocked with the choicest
WINES, LIQUOR» and CIGAR». TEN PIN
ALLEY aud SHUFFLE BOARD connected with
the garden. G ive 1
acall.-RA
nev7-14-tf
JBE BEST GLASS^^
LAGER BEER
-IN THE CITY, ALSO—
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT, AT
E. P. FREYE'S
NO. 17 EAST SECOND STREET.
Iy38-tfl8 __
gPECHT A 8PAÜN
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AUD—
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER FIFTH AND DOPONT STREET»,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
I 49-orderi by mall promptly filled.
I * ,tt#4 b ^ î PlUt
share of your patronage is respectfully moMc
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
[European Plan]
and Restaurant,
OPPOSITE TUE PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Thla hotel la a new building, entirely newly
furnished In « most elegant style and offer.
American and German comforts. Refreshment*
and eatables first-class at fair prices.
te21 HKNRY ULOlTTH,
Proprietor
©
£i
raontjjt«.
OUR FIRST HUMBER
FOR FALL.
4
You will see many adver
tisements about large stocks of
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 The Gazette know
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de
mands it, aud this is an evi
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or a little lower for same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is com
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have a good quality at
a very low price, and yet we
sell more of our suits from five
to ten dollars.
In our Boys' Department we
have some very stylish gar
ments to show you. while the
young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
from our nobby styles
We have over Forty Styles
to show you in our Men's De
partment, and now, kind
reader, just visit us at your
earliest convenience and let us
show you our goods, and see
if it will not be to our mutual
interests to deal with each
other.
This does not give you much
of an idea of our stock, but if
you will stop in at
Fourth & Market Sts.,
—AT TOE
WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE
it will give us great pleasure to
show you our goods and
prices. Yours,
Jno. W. Diefendorf & Co
LOOK OUT
-FOR
Cold Weather
Now that the winter is ap
proaching every one should be
prepared, anà there is no surer
way ot keeping off its biting
blast than by purchasing a
good, warm Suit and Overcoat
for yourself or the boys. It may
save a doctor's bill and a heap
of lost time. The next consid
eration is where to get them,
and the best and cheapest place
to purchase. Now if the reader
will call at 228 MARKET
STREET, he will find as large
and varied a stock of all kinds
ot Men's, Boys' and Children's
Clothing as can be found in
this city; turthermore, he will
find the prices lower than the
same class of goods can be pur
chased elsewhere, the proprie
tor being desirous ot turning
his goods into money as seon
as possible, on the principle
that a nimble sixpence is bet
ter than a slow shilling. Re
member we meat business
when we say we can give you
the best clothing in this city lor
the least money. Call and see
and you will be jconviuced.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we have always
been at the front. We have
a superior cutter, the best of
workmen, and guarantee satis
faction in every garment we
make. Our stock of piece
goods are too numerous to par
ticularize the different styles,
but the most fastidious can be
suited in style, and our prices
are the lowest. We make suits
to order as low as $18, from
that upward. Call and see the
styles and prices at
the Old and Reliable Clothing
House,
228-MARKET ST.-228
FOURTH E!)i
i tv ^ v
YOUNG NUTT'S
trial
Opening Proceedings
mous Case.
°i a Fa
DEATH OF LADY
rose
THE NUTT TBIAI. Ilr.ti
The Jur» Drawn
«JN
anil
raw e.m. E, er»llilu
I United Preaa INapatuh U '*
K In
»es,
ÜM,0«TOW..PrX ÄTT 1
thla morning the Nuw triai °
Criminal Court belore J u d
Elect Ingram «Ittln*
. clock
S«n.tor
morning ood mm» Into eoim'Ü!' 111 ' tt>ls
h* Xarahall *w«rtgw«|!S2
Brown, of PltUburg ~.° d
Bo»d,proMcuting attorneva remrinS , "' 1
at tba oouoaal trill. a few mtoSStldT 4
Senator Voorbeea waa prewuui ? lh ?
court who received him klnüîï llll!
motlou of Mr Pi.»font, ha Ja"?"»
Brown were admitted to the bar M J
" H _ 0 f » , », ut U>e care of J. uc , Xntu
reMjt" naked the court
aldea replied tbnt (her »'.r!™
dameo Nutt btmrelf atood upredreidhK*' 1
not guilt» of murdar. M„. N
WUh »rgJsJg
extrem« end of the counsel table i.Jr®
Craig at tor right band and h„ JSH
(Jamre Welta,) at he, left. ■ Kfe
In bto chair aa cool aud calm a> the Ä
r"^r 0 Æ. w ""* d ° '•••«•«
.. I
you
Müh
e
Lett for Phliadalpbla
ssä'ä-s:
the line of ferric« between that city
Cun f®? p . 8 ^ e .'* \|*, e Plop««! of tb« Cam
Perr y Company
of lh ' H - " d »• Co-. » Wi
01 years ago.
The f
hauled
was
Lady Rom Dead.
[(Jolted Pré«» Dlspstch to the(isiette.;;
LOMDOII, Dec. Sj-Lady Rose, wife of
Sir John Kore, cf Montreal, Canada, and
Queenagate, Kenatngton county, England
la dead. The deceased waa a daughter o'l
Robert Emmett Temple, Eaa., of Kulland
Vermont.
Worn Given ont.
On receipt of your address we will mat.
an ofler by which you can earn {3 to fl
evening«, at jour home. Men, Wen en,
Boys or Gtrla can do It. H. C. Wilkinson
à Co., 1U5 and 187 Fulton street, New
York.
N«w Designs
In bottle« for covering at very rea»on»ble
prices.— N. B. Dan forth Druggist, Second
aud Market.
•9 Buys
an all-wool heavy beaver overcoat in black,
blue and brown, at Star Clothing Oouu,
120 Market street.
Th« Poet Office an Advertising Bureau.
Great care is shown by the official« high In
ithorlty, to bring before the public, ou lu
the unimpeschablo réputation of U>e
Lottery, lor strict integrity
and honesty in its management in every re
spect. The n zt Grand Semi-Annual Drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery will take place
Tuesday, December the I8tn, os It Las with
regularity 103 timoabefore, and M.A. buupliia,
New Orleans, La., will glvo any information
menu,
Louisiana State
LOVMHIANA BTATK LUTTE lit.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 150,000.
OoxmUtlonm.
Louisiana State Lottery ( 0 .
laoorpurawri U un loi ■ B »**« »I «""Kit:
lure for ltdocatlonal "î' A * rt ifïï: il p . u Â,
with a capital "IPv 000 ' a ? fr_ KLr„ h i'iiLi
fund of orar |ilO,odoW aloes h«B
By au «verwhriininx popuHr ,oto ,
waa made a part af the presentSUte ConsUluuon
adopted December îd, À. D.. JJ** . .„doricd
The only Lottery ever roled os snd en a or it«
b .V«5BS , 8ü , BI , N n J"ïNÜ«BMU>"Wl.NU8
take place monthly.
It never seal«»« or portpones.
Look at the following distribution .
18SBD GRAND MONTHLY
81 M I
GENERAL JURAL A. EARLY or V».
Capital Prize, $150,000.
WNOTICE.-T1CKKTS AR« TIN UOLLiW
ONLY. IIALVEH. 15. —*
TBNTH8, »1.
Lia ».» raixaa :
loiffiroW' ''S'."
IVATäpASb«' ms
90 PRIZES OF *'
RW,««
HP'S
jo one
91.1*0
ROW
15.«»
n
30,«*
40,«*
ia
n
HO
6U. ... W,»fl
too
AFHM)XIMATieW FJJl 1 *
K» ApproxtmaUon IMsss of fajj
!! •• 76
100 ••
i,ouu
ro.«*
I-'. 1 "
7,5«
_ . 05ÄW
Pritt^ «»ounUnx*".----" h01 i|, 1 onl) m
jsaar ip*K?no ürden
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL u.^
costal NOTES B '
or Kxpreee milium* of |6
preas at our expense) to
M. A.
W5&» •*
: NEW
WANTED FOB THE
A OE o NT k 8
DEEDS OF DARING
—BY—
BLUE AND GRAY.
Ti.c great collection of the 'd"'
saiÄ/^Ä!Äü3»' ,, £iys*
dresa

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