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URUGfc* MEDICI*S EM* AC.
os? Si C U T v
S ACUTtar.CHFlQNtO
ALHCVLied
SUP iff CUBE 5
Msnutartured only under the above Trade
dark, by tbe
EUROPEA?
Salicylic Medicine Co.
OF FABIS AVI) LEIPZIG.
Immediate Pellet warranted. Permanent
ure guaranteed. Now exclusively u-ed by
11 celebrated Physicians of Eurono and
America, becoming a Staple. Harm few and
tellable Remedy on both continent*, 'the
dirtiest Medical Academy ol Paris rep »rts y&
urea out ol one hundred cases within three
a y«. secret.—The only dissolver of the
olsonous Uria Acid illicit exists 1
tlood ol Rheumatic and < Jouty Patients, ff] a
ox: d boxes l.»r|5 hunt to any undress on
jd ol price. Indorsed by Physicians,
old by all druggists. Addrecs
And
lien
ti;c
lie
Day
wash i»ib» «
n l v EmnurtrrH' 11(11)111,
J /.roadway. A. V.
to CO..
Ho. 3D!
Mile by N. 11. DAN FORTH
u-4-lvdkw
iio
As
.So
*IA Ills iiLl.T. i,rtiaalst«.
FiiHiti. mtumctnif,
HHAY'S
rRADE MARK.Tliewre**TRADE r
XJjRv EHKliab
Liz rteuiedy •
b-f A A a uEiall
* * fflng ouro (or
/* •*' ® m i ii a 1 f fy.
( v* rd Woak n e h b v *;/
Sperm a. torr- \N, V '
rj!ia ?'"at jU i'wAftcr Taking
Ri
,-r
.A
/
/. i.
4
We
We
We
And
Bui
4
More
a peouen o! sell-Atiosc; Lore ol memory
tufluui )/*. s tado, Pain in the Beck, Dim
hs oi Vi.do. Premature Old Age, aDfl
Huy other Diseases that lc;;d to Inranlty oi
onaumptlon and a Prouiature Grave.
Full pflrtfettlaw In our pamphlet, whlcl
o dorlre to wend irco to every on**.
flcMidlclno Is sold l>y uil uruggl
hi- Diu ktttto.or rtx packager- lor ff>, or will he
iit'l. os by mail ou receipt oi the money by
Idror.Hina
TaILC-HAY WEMICJINE €D., No. 18
whanlcs' Block, Detroit, Mich. ^FBcld
Wilmington by Z. J AMF-SBELT, Whole
.to and Retail Druggist, Oor. eth ;.nd fi inr
it Streets. And by Druggists everywhere.
luhlOtl
in B
you
ful
ecus
had
but
witli
will
lie
from
s, and ten
poor,
kind
ing
^ ( u
! H1 '' as
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
hehafeal and KcnI Illnmlnntlngr
Oil.
GLY PURE.
... KNS ODORLESS,
IS PERFECTLY SAFE.
LGUIHES NO CHANGE OF LAMPS.
4?"WILL NOT EXPLODE-?*
•'old in one and five guile
lion cbmo« by
/ JAMES BELT.
HOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
FOR WILMINGTON
ixth and Market Sb
'ITKNTION.— All
pure Drugs or < '
< theb pie8crIptlon» o
rolully cohipoum <• I
ould yo »<» the <1
wIkIi*
ocelpt.) room
|
to
upon
his
private r
,,u*o materials.
H. • DRINOHURST,
»i. .jj 7 Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
o-lu tl
QUIP PEN'S
|
|
h*j
ing
eight and ffmtlliy Guaranteed.
child
her
idol,
side,
but
i
who
take
show
could
very
EAS, COFFEES,
AND SPICES
ItE-.T.
auk wn;
Our New Season Teas,
50 PEK
full flav<
cil.
Are very rich
OUK CELEBRATED
GOFFEK.
HFAKFAS:
•iftCKN'l'S l*KR roiixw
>
I
to
entul presents glv
id L'olleo, at
clul and ornai
purchasers
.i r
Jrippers's Tea Stores,
o, a V) . TIHKI» STREET,
-ANIJ
«. 5 E. SECOND STREET.
with
it.
hand,
Hying
ward,
He
she
• '
,'s Nft»ie. Make no ir.ls
lawk for < rlb!
c
STRONG AND MILD
0 AS TED COFFEE,
*46 cm PER LB.
-AND
JAIMA AMIt
LA«*U, tlUKEIt. _
MI*E»IKAAT
to Ota. per pound.
Thiwo vooda aro unexcelled In
rengtb and flavor, by any la tho city at the
loo. Try them and he convlnood ol the JacL
real Western leavj
■!
W. K. BOWMAN Manager.
15 E. SECOND STREET.
father
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Our assortment of the finer gradoe ol Tea
d Uottoe, andflperfoedy pure popper, aod
ices generally, Ib one o) the host. Prices
naye right
SUGAR AT COST I t) » UsT »M «*<- s
man.
hut
tion
of
sion
half
AT LAST
AT LAST
AT LAST
AT LAST
THE COLD WAVE COMETH.
THE COLD WAVE COMETH.
"
and
task
lettera,
spoke,
school
"
show
night.
and
at
did
"I
(list
He
d we were never better pie:»arcd tor it.
Nowhere In this city can
FLOUR
FLOUR
better advanluuro than w
FLOUR
FLOUR
lAHJR
fiOUK
He bought to _ _
e no v selling It at. A large sUiCk to select
> ; u, and at prices as LOW, if not LOWER,
an can bo had olsowhore, are the advant »•
'•Her you. An KU cents extra
UUKWHEAT MEAL. Give us a trial.
W. N, CHANDLER,
W. N. CHANDLER,
FLOUR
FLOUR
nil MAUKETST.
611 MAUKbTSl'.
MAUKETST.
MAUKETST.
IMF.! LIMU!! LI UK I 1
CELEBRATED
It I G II T N V I 1.1. r. 1.1 M E
J
evvr
WHIILL-IALK AMI KliTAlL.
,
Did
"1
before
room
pared
later.
er
OHN W. GRIFFITH
}
AKO FOOT OF WEST 81'.
v-'a if
REMOVALS.
OHN H. r.lTOHIE,
teAchek of music.
UAH HKHOVKI)
NO. 106 EAST SIXTH STREET.
duslclan8 furnished (or Bulls Parties, fco.
17-tl"
T
WHEN HE COMEM.
j
to
a
of
a
her
tor
to
and
the
her
by
a
and
this
she
ing
KV. 0*0. K. K KAMKK.
Christ will take the throne oi glory
When he comes,
Aud ccllpso the deeds ol story
When he corned,
All hletorlc crash ol thunder,
Vella ol romance rent asunder,
All will cease to he the wonder
When ho comes.
Sin and Death will lose their power
When lie comes,
And demons pjss their ruling hour
W lien he comes,
Clouds will march with storm and rumble ;
Piles ol empire then will crumble ;
Crests of pride he then will humble.
When he comes.
They will strike the tont« ol Budnestq
w lien ho comes.
by
y&
a
on
And will leave tin
fields to gladness,
When he comes,
Truth will have her camp-tiros beaming ;
Wounded error will lie screaming;
lien yen's armies then bo gleaming ;
W hen ho comes.
Hope will see her arreat to-morrow
When ho comes,
lie will wipe tho tears ol sorrow
w hen he come-,
Heavy hearts will leap with lightness,
Day of stainless hue aud brightness,
There will shine on robes of whiteness,
W lieu he coinos.
iio will gather u j together
When becomes,
Creeds nor churches will us never
Wh n he comes,
As the streams How oil to ocean,
'i'hero to lose divided motion,
.So in him will meet devotion,
When he comes
We will meet the saints not
When ho comes,
We will cease lor them our weeping,
When he cornea.
We will sr.e their shining graces,
And rejoice in their embraces,
Bui to Him will turn all faces,
When ho comes.
siceping,
—In Biiile Bannkk.
18
THE GOLDEN TALISMAN.
IiY 8. ANNIE FROST.
"1 cannot recommend you, believing
you to be a thief, but I will be so merci
ful that I will let you depart, (io at
once."
The voice and face were stern aud un •
yielding.
Geoffrey Baird knew that all the pit
ecus appeals he made, the ass-rtion of
innocence he had frantically declared,
had fallen upon ears not indeed deaf,
but closed to Lim.
"You have been very kind to me,Mr.
Hoyt," he said, his voice quivering
witli pain, "and I hope some day you
will know that I had rather cut off my
right hand than let it rob you."
There was no reply, and the boy, for
lie was not nineteen, walked slowly
from the room, where b« had been ac
cused of crime, condemned, and pun
ished iu a brief half bear.
He was & widow's ouly sou, and very
poor, but Abraham lioyt had been very
kind to him employing him in light
labor abon* his extensive grounds, try
ing • : well, and allowing him to read
whatever he wished in his library.
that library a valuable
**»i and chain had been stolen from
u table drawer, where there was no one
as far as could be ascertained in the
it
had
all
that
your
she
ing
face,
fully
with
one
the
she
in
her
the
and
into
iu
lish
to
age.
1
Mrs.
it,
Mrs.
day,
ever
and
had
lowed
"and
it
grace
me
A ii-l ,
room but Geoffrey Baird.
Crushed, humiliated, almost lieart
| broken, the la-1 walked from the house,
bright with summer bloom that seemed
to mock his misery. He had his hand
upon the latch of the great iron gate
leading into the road, when he heard
his name called in a clear childish
| voice*.
| "Jeff, Jeff! Oli, wait a moment."
Aud then, turuiug his heavy eyes,
h*j saw a fairy of ten summers, a golden
haired darling, dressed all in white,
coming down the broad walk with fly
ing feet.
Of all the treasurers his employer
possessed, Geoffry knew this, his only
child was the dearest. Motherless from
her birth, she had been her father's
idol, her whole petted life.
"Jeff," she panted, coming to his
side, "you must go away, papa says,
but I know you never, never took the
watch. Did you?"
"No, Miss Daisy. I never took it."
i "I know it! I'm going to find out
who did take it. Aud, Jeff, you must
take this."
Hhe opened her tiny white hand to
show lying upon the palm a broad
twenty-dollar gold piece. But the boy
shrank back.
"No, no, Miss Daisy," he said, "I
could not."
"But you must. It is my
very ow
» my
gave it to me
In the corner I
. Ann*. I.nui
uiv Imtiniay.
soratnliwi 'M. II.' for Margaret Hoyt,
with a pin, but 1 guesa it won't hurt
it. I'leaae, please, dear Jeff, take it."
Sihe pressed it into his reluctant
hand, and then throwing her arms
around his neck, kissed him with her
childish lips, saving:
"I'll find out who did take the
watch, Jeff, and then you will come
back."
Before he eould answer she was
speeding hack to the house, her curls
Hying out on the summer air that wafted
Geoffrey a last:
"Good bye, dear Jeff."
Witli a heavy heart he went home
ward, to tell his sorrow aud disgrace.
He feared it would almost kill his
mother, hut after hearing him patiently
she said:
• ' I had a letter from Albany this
morning, Geoffrey, from my father's
Twenty-five years ago my
kle'fl
Pills,
gist,
lawyer,
father cast mo off !
marrying a poor
He diwl without forgiving me,
man.
hut to you he has left a fortune, nearly
million of money, upon condi
tion you take Ida name when you are
of age. I have packed up your posses
sion and w e will go to Albany to-uight."
* « K * * *
s.
half
" Margaret!''
The voice was sharp aud imperative,
and Margaret lioyt looked np from the
task of teaching little Allie Bristow her
lettera, to answer. But before the
spoke, the beatiful girl who entered the
school room, said;
" Margaret, I want you to come aud
show Eiaie how to trim my dross for to
night. Everybody aaid you had such
exquisite taste before your father failed
and died."
The pale, patient face Hushed a little
at tho cruel words, hut Laura Bristow
did not heed the paiu she had given.
"Come, now," she aaid impatiently,
"I want 10 look particularly well, lor
Willard Wharton is coming. It is the
(list party Hinoe lie came from Europe.
He had been veglfating in Florence
long, with a consumptive luoth
and after
<om« home.
ish.
&o.,
factory.
evvr
, hut ahu died a year ago,
travelling a while he haa o
Did you know him f'
"1 never heard the nau.e.'
Come to think of it ho left here long
before you came."
Allie's primer waa put aside, and
Margaret accompanied Laura to the
room where her finery was being pre
pared for a brilliant party a lew hours
later.
er
All
to any
W
Ereuah
T
j "Miss Hoyt," Mrs. Criatow said,look
ing np from the cloud of tulley under
her fingers, "I wiah you to oome down
to play, and I wiah you to wear white
ruffles and a white flower or two in
your hair. That will not interfere
with your mourning but yon will look
a little leua like a mute at a funeral."
To hear was to obey. Mrs. Bristow
was a distant connection of Mr. Hoyt's,
and when he died, leaving his only
child to poverty, the lady impressed
upon poor, stricken Daisy that alie
was under an enormous weight of
obligation by b*dng permitted to bn
governess, lady's maid, and generally
uHoful factotum in her family.
For nearly a year she had filled the
unenviable position of poor relation,
unsalaried and over-worked, and much
of the bloom of the pure blonde beauty
had left poor Daisy's face.
Hut the soft violet eyes had lost
nothing of their sweetness; the golden
hair gathered into a rich knot, was
full of waves and ringlets, making
tiny baby curls around the delicate
oval of her paleface, and the sensitive
moth was still expressive and lovely.
She sighed a little as she put the soft
white ruille iuto her black dress; aud
a few white flowers in her hair.
"It seems like forgetting dear fath
er,'' she thought, but yet she knew
her appearance had been too gloomy
tor a festive occasion.
The guests were gathering, and
Daisy had gone into a small sitling
room opposite the wide drawing-rooms
to wait until she was summoned to sing
and play.
She had never b*en in society in Al
bany, and knew none of Mrs. Bristow's
friends, so she was graciously excused
from taking any more active part in
the social gathering than to amuse by
her siugiug, or help williug feet along
by playing dance music.
She was turning over the leaves of
a new magazine, quite sure of being
uninterrupted, when the door opened,
and looking up, she saw a strange gen
tleman.
"Pardon me," be said, "I thought
this was the drawiug-room."
Then, as she lifted her fact*, he
sprang forward.
"Daisy! Daisy!" he said, aud not
realizing the familiarity of the address,
she arose to stretch out both hands, say
ing :
ket
C
Ml
at
•
of
my
for
ac
"Jeff 1 it is Juff!"
•'It is Jeff," he answered, "or rather
it is Willard Wharton."
Then, moving a chair to the one she
had occupied, he told her of his grand
father's legacy, and the change of
name.
"Through good an ill, years of pros
perity aud the temptation that assails
all of us, 1 have carried a golden talis
man, to keep my heart pure and true,
that I might one day dare to bring it to
your feet," he said.
Aud through a mist of happy tears
she saw him open a large locket hang
ing to his watch chaiu. No miniature
face, no lock of hair was there, but care
fully set, a twenty dollar gold piece
with "Al. II." scratched with a pin in
one corner.
Iu the drawing room Mrs. Bristow
wondered what detained her hero for
the evening ; but wbeu he came in late
she read nothing of the secret that was
in bis happy eyes.
She saw bis courteous attentions lo
her governess, but attributed them to
the innate courtesy of the young mil
lionaire, aud Daisy sang as if inspired,
and threw a shower of gleeful fantasies
into her waltz and galop music.
But when Miss Hoyt was asked h r
iu Mr. Wharton's calls, when the sty
lish turnout that was the admired of
Albauy stood at the door for Miss Hoyt
to drive, Mrs. Bristow grew sav
age.
"You are too forward with stran
gers," she told Daisy.
"But Mr. Wharton is an old friend.
1 knew him when I was a little girl,
and—and we are to bo married in the
spring," said flushing Daisy.
And, considering Mr. Wharton's
wealth and position, and his future
wife's probable influence iu society,
Mrs. Bristow wisely jnade the best of
it, and Daisy was provided with a
trousseau aud a wedding party, for—
"Your great kindness to Allie," said
Mrs. Bristow.
Not uutil they had been some days
married did Willard Wharton say one
day, carelessly :
"By-tlie-by, Daisy, was that watch
ever found ?" ,
"Yes. Felix was arrested six months
afterward for stealing some of the plate,
and iu his trunk was the watch, l'apa
searched faithfully for you, but you
had vauiahed as if the earth had swal
lowed you."
"I knew that it would turn np some
where," said Mr. Wharton, quietly,
"and perhaps now it was just as well
it was missed. If 1 had not left iu dis
grace my darling might not have given
me my golden talisman."
IL
y
to
1%
A
fti.
I
NO.
Knuklo's.Bitter Wine of Iron, Kun
kle'fl Worm Sprup and Kunkle'a Liver
Pills, are sold by J. It. Hartman, Drug
gist, Oth and Poplar.
D
CAKRIAGEh.
NO.
S. D. PASCHALL,
10
MARKET ST REE"!.
s.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
T
Ff min fact urer of KIN I
per
by
CARRIAGES
lenco.
OF ALL STYLES.
Warranted; aaj Represented, And
Dealer In the FINEST
H
HAND-MADE HARNESS.
Unsurpassed in this city, in quality or fin
ish. A large and handsome assortment ol
BUFFALO, RUSSIAN AND ALPINE
ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, WHIPS,
&o., Ac.
#4*Prices and Terms will bo made satis
factory. Call and Examine my stock.
10 8-3md-eod-Aw
8
H
30
100
Speolal
the
plied
12
20
25
IIKEECII AND MUZZLE
Loading Guns,
All Styles, Makes und Prices. Prices sent
to any point on application.
JAMES & BROTHER.
204 MAR KET STB EET.
Ice
W w. PER0IVAL HAS HOBSES AN
. carriages te hire or lor sale, at lot
Ereuah street. to-ll-iat*
COAL* WOOD AND LIME.
under
down
white
in
look
only
alie
of
bn
the
much
lost
was
soft
aud
fath
and
sing
Al
in
by
of
gen
he
not
say
Geo. W. Bush & Son.,
FRENCH STREET WHARF.
Call special attention to their hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Foully u»c. Also to their
BROOKS!DF. LYKENN VALLEY,
SUPERIOR TO ALL COAL FOR SUM*
MER USE.
COAL! COAL !
LEHIGH AND KOHINQOR
COAL!
OAK
Boat Family Coal* Carefully Pro
pared especially for one retail
xaleN. '
Promptly delivered in cellar; r*t lowe d mar
ket price.
32!
Charlas Warner & Co.,
MARKET .STREET WHARF.
C
OU.UO.tL! COAL!
CHOICE FAMILY COAL.
Ml ANTON, THOM AH LEIHIGH ANII
WILLIAM PENN.
Ail
Those are the finest family eoals,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STRICT.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH.
u-ii tr
DRY GOODS
.J
NEW
s 'S' A A "i a
H.
No. 405 Market strsat,
Ha? opened this day, and is receiving al
most dally
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
IN
THE
FANCY HOSIERY
FO
LADIEli A D MISSES.
We are alt-o opening a Large and Well .Ve
lected Stock of
she
of
pros
to
care
piece
in
for
late
was
lo
to
mil
h r
sty
of
sav
the
of
a
one
,
MERINO UNDERWEAR
For Ltubes Gents and Mb
PAINTS*, V*JLL8« Ate.
OIL CLOTHING
—AND
RUBBER CLOTHING
save
cheap
RUBBER DOOR BA NOR,
RUBBIlimiKCK UliISS,
RUBBER IVOXtaK UO VKIW,
IL F.D HOIt&E 4 OVER? ,
RUBBER C I'.HEVF,
RUB ttEK 6»HEETINO, etc,
r»
-AT
GEORGE W. STONE,
fl AND 11 E. WATER Vl\,
WILM1NGT0N. DEL.
y AM Eli «UADFf»KD f
VAN! TTACTL'RUR C»
:
PURL GULDEN
PAINTS,FOG-.! BROWN
BRADFORD'S
READY MIXED OOITAGE OOi.OiL
DI ES. VARNISH ANDTUILPENTlML,
WINDOW (FLABS. LTD., CTY,
1% . '• AND i.. IMUGi' >
WILIVU: ' r * ON, DEL
I
.
LAGER ItEER.
PROSPECT BEER.
From
A PURE DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE
TGL>
BONABQE 4 ROBINSON,
fti. W. con. KIXTH A* ORANGE STS.,
, Wilmington, Dei.,
Respectfully inform the trade and the public
generally that they ary now prepared to fur
nish this ('clebrated beer In uny quantity.
This beer has no equal In the market, and
dealers every where pronounce it superior
to nil other brands. 8-26 ly
lowest
The
S.
Is
ly
all
THE LARSEST GLASS
OL IBKLtt IN TUBS CITY
—AT—
FREYK'S SALUON.
NO. 17 E. SECOND NT. A FIKftT
CLASN POOL TABLE
8-12 tl
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TU
I
H.
Is
week
Special
0
AVID .1. MUKPHY, J1L,
D
8
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. (J WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
10 -ffi-tr
T
JJAKKY EMMONS,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
NO. 702 MARKET ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
BETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
lanl-ly
T
JOHN
Furniture
Beautilul Teeth at $3, $. r », $8 and
per set. Teeth extractetl without paln^HW
by the use of gas. Over thirty years exper
DR. GALLAGHER,
No. 835 Market street.
lenco.
OWELL JONES
H
ELI H. CHANDLER,*
JDNFN A ( HANDLER,
o
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9-24-tf TOPEKA, KANSAS.
ICL.
JOHN
ICE! 10EI
REDUCTION IN PRICE. SEASON OF 1879
8 ponndt* daily, 20c per week.
H " "
35c **
40c ••
45c *•
50c •*
30 to 100 pounds at 26 cents per hundred
100 irouuds and over, at 20 eonts per hundred.
Speolal rates to largo consumers. Oar ioe is
the purest in the city, tho water being sup
plied Irom the city basin. Your order is re
speotlully solicited.
Wilmington Ice and Coal (lo.
12
1
trade.
the
the
rantce
yance,
ol
and
are also
of hot
1 also
other
20
25
(Successors te)
J. B. OONKOW A HON.
Office, No. 9 E. Second Street,
Depot, Third Street Bridge.
Ice for sale at both places.
F.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
FIRST-CLAS*
CLOTHING
-AT
pure,
Philadelphia Prices!
I have now a FUlZ LIKE OF
MAMlPLEN* from which my pa
tron m niMl friend-d «hii eclect
either from CiiMtom or Ready
marie Garment*. Orders taken
and tilled promptly. Fit and
.Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SUM*
!
L/r. WOODROW,
- AGENT FOR—
WAN AftlAliEIt Ai ISROWN,
OAK RAU.,Mxlh and Market Mm.
WILMINGTON*
Pro
retail
mar
32! E. FOURTH STREET.
I KOH T.ALLEVKNINO.
■V3im
Mi
I. H. 0U8NN,
COAL.
Merchant
138 .T3.-5.fSK ET STREET 1 .
Tail u r
ANII
Ail the latest styles oi Spring an
Uaafllinereaaiid suitings kept o
and made in good style.
flothen Made to Order Cheap *■
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ton <*r **lil lftf)<*|phla.
Summer
hand, cut
ray7-8m
.J- i. HANKERS, Merchant
Tailor.
NO. 4 WJisT SIXTH STREET,
NEW GOODS, CHOICE STYLES. LO W
EiST PRICES.
al
9-201 w
VARIETY STORES.
THE LARGER!. UREA PERT AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
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HOSIERY,
t Yoreuivs.
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AIMES
CNDJiRWEA'
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WAKE, OLA: .
TINVVA
children'N
>HOE<
i-:m ■
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ml
TABLE, STAIR AND FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS.
JR, ENTRY. HEMP W'
INGRAIN GARRETS
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Uomo and oxamina our stock and you will
save time and money. We arc sellllng a?
cheap aa t!*o cheapest.
VKIW,
etc,
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FIIKIOHT LIN I N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA!
WARNER'S PHIfiADELPlIIA AND
WILMINGTON FROPELLEKS,
t, vViluiivigtoD.,
t Wharf bolow
hi ?, dally, 3t&
rk'*t s?r
:.y, ;».tC r. hi. Mom
'•■I 'tnut Street, Poila
■ dock. P. M.
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•U166, hy
: \press arrange;
hlcn
prompt ilellvory o! ».eretmncGe i
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Charles Warner 4 Co.,
Market ML Wharf, Wllmlwirlou,
Delaware.
FOR NEW YORK!
Electric Line Steamers.
From Kln< Street V/hari WiMimrton, uu
S.1TTJR
TGL> DA YS. 'I'HUKSDA k -S A
DAYS at 2
Pier 1.6, East River he
Y-, WEDNESDAYS, A
>cL,
And
FKI
STS.,
public
fur
and
ly
DAYS, at 4 oclcclc,?. M.
49*Freight forwarded promptly and at thes
lowest ratofi, ap2K-ly
B AKWKEWS, Ageut.
WESTERN HOTEL!
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
BOARDING.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
The popular Caterer, having lease 1 the
WESTERN HOTEL,
S. E. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE,
Is now ready to receive boarders permanent
ly ortransently. Flrt-class table. Meals at
all hours. Terms moderate.
10-3 lm
tl
Western Hotel Stablest
THOMAS FARNAR,
Having leased the Western Hotel Stables,
H. E. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE,
Is now prepared lo furnish first-class ac
commodations lor stabling horses by the day,
week or month, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Special attention paid to feeding horses.
10-3 lmd
UNDERTAKERS.
1M0N (JUTHRIE.
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General FiirniNhing I'ndertaHer.
NO. 328 E. SEVENTH STREET,
a-2U Wilmington, Del.
Terms.— 20 percent, less than usual prices.
to
HUMAN MITCHELL,
T
Del.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 412 KINO STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
JOHN H. MARTIN,
FURNISHING I'NIlKRTAKKIt,
NO. 221 SHIPLKV STREET.
Furniture neatly repaired.
1-13 3m
T41KIAUUO AND UIGAT.N.
TTO A IIUTZ.
o
i,L ol ail kinds <.i
Man;;'aet>
SKMAHS ! gEthUid! 8EUAUS
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STREET,
Wilmington, Did.
JOHN HUTZ
JOHN OTTO
17-1
STOVUi, HUATUKf. AN Ik IIASI.f
THE CHICAGO RANGE AND
is
re
STOVE STORE,
he
n
IOYW.SKUOaYD street.
1 have a full stock 01 ranges lor the fall
trade. Buy the best, superior to all others,
the best and most reliable Portable rango in
the market. Acknowledged lavorltes, every
rantce reliable and proves a success.
Economical in fuel, durability and conve
yance, completeness of design and perfection
ol construction, simplicity of management
and general working qualities. These ranges
are also adapted lor tho use of farmers, plenty
of hot water always on hand,
1 also have a good selection ol parlor and
other room stoves. 917-2meod
F. B. F. MILLER,
FACTS vs. CLAIMS.
It is
clothiers ad
amusing to observe the various pretexts put forward by
grounds for seeking business,
fully tortured in the production of "claims "
One is the bent, another the biggest, or the oldest ,*
or the rnt St
consumed.
Human ingenuity is fear
for the various claimants.
the moat stylish,
progressive, and so on, until all appropriate adjectives are
Oak Hall, however, does not regard the public as a great Court
of Claims, to he continually pestered by arguments for its case. Calm
ly presenting, on all proper occasions, Its brief of self-evid.n! facts, it
waits for tin-sure return of a popular verdict.
ijfsga facts embrace not the single meritH claimed bv r.'!
actually combines them all.
Does another produce the " best " goods ?
will equal them.
*rn, but
Oak Iiftl) duct*
Does another claim the largest business ? Oak Hail does by far
the largest retail clothing bnsine ;■< in America.
Does another claim superiority of style 1 Oak Mali
raor -i money for style than any other home, and shov.s the result in its
goads.
P«xuw
Does another
claim lo be progressive f Oak Hall ; pnndg the
largest sum lor advertising, steam machinery —for Hverytbhi
bodies progress.
r
iff that em
Doefi another claim to Hell the cheapest good3 t Oak Hall chal
lenges comparison lor low prices with the whole clothing i:
country.
*■
cut
of the
Does another claim the largest stock ? Where is there another
stock equal to that of Oak Hail f
In magnitude,
excels all comparison.
These are not claims—they are facts.
W
progress, superiority, style, enonomy, Oak Hall
-)c(
OAK HALL, SIXTH AND MARKET STS
PHILADELPHIA.
THE LARGEST CLffTHIHO HOI NE IN AMERICA*
Visitors, as well as buyers, vnrv welcome at all time .
HEALD & CO
• %
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
REA:. ESTA E INSURANCE
will
a?
BANKING
w r »* a n t m s . l\ t
I n v estme m I flee is r 111 on.
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mv. ) M-.
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REAI. ESTATE
A. Kodalrd | Fin-, Niirinv
r'-.'-KIh ANI»|
tud Life
STOCKS, BONDS.
MORTGAUI?
liNiiritccc.
> W 'ANS.
le
the
1
LA GAINS I
1 i r FIRE
•oupon ond G<
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n y, o
25 A K\ PS' EXPERIENCE! THE FA 1 M IKS' FI REINS.
| nt Public Nitie-v t.' ., < i York, Pa.
i Kents collected ane |.M,pprt c< THE tX) iv'N PIKE
Sta
NOTE BROKERS.
k i'lUh# far:.:.
Carom I ly ^
0010 per'
wn, N. Y.
3t&
n ANCK FIRE
■<». Paris.
The NEW EGG LAND MT'fc
LIFE, of uston, Maes.
' hs LA
IHjrrtslon.
r.nro|x*j
.... TickeSn mid
DrallM.
ereMt
.RorSjgag
Collected.
T.-j.Systematic Prumptio nn and TlmronghncNM In all Ocpr.i tnientH.
Telephonic CoinmunlcatioiiH With all M« c(1oiin of tbe City.
hy
CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDING*
WILMINGTON, DEL.
lr.
TO THE LADIES!
■0 &J
HAVE
BEST
YOU
1
SIX
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MARK
A
TRIED
CORD?
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x
d Kacldne iino. Nob* l y id! dfiilns i
Noiioiin, mid Wliolesule mid Retail by
l or Hand
D?y Good Maud
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ADAMS & BRO., GREAT VARIETY ORE
NO. 504 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON* DEL.
f-is tl
ORDERS BY MAIL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
TO BUYERS OF
u
Wo are now Prepared to give in UieHe Goods the Larcest Assortment,
and Notwithstanding the Advance, to Nclltheiu at Lower Prices thaw
Heretofore. We ICcspcctfnlly Invite any one In want of Carpets, Oil
Cloths or Window Mhades, to Examine those w e offer. We have Goods
can In the city, ns well as those of larger means.
to Suit the pooroat
G. WOK RELL,
MASONIO
T E M P G E .
J. &J. N. HARMAN
f
N 0. 410 KI V U s T B E E T.
OKI.
FURNlTURE
Tho largest and {finest assortment of Reiuly-made Furniture to be lound in WllmtngtaCWi
he State 01 Delaware, can be seen a.t OO K t?k Street, furniture at aim ,-t any prloe net
n hand. Remlrlwir o>ooi|.*)v sr.-r.*.*; • * F
MILLER BROTHERS PAINTS !
BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY FOR SALE ONI.Y AT
NO. 109 KING STREET
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ALSO ASULSTOS KO0F1NG. ST JAM PACKING, BOILER COVERING''
VARNISHES, ficc.
PILBEAM & MOETLOCK.