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Salicylic Medicine Co.
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■■mediate
which axlite In toe
llicodol KbeumaUc and Gouty »
. ?Ve hoiee for $6 Hsnt to any address on
soldby all druggist*. Address
WASHBURME fc CO.,
D-.y "°
N. B. DANFORTH
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Z. JAMBS B ELT. DtuggHta.
FECiric naoiviir,
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Remedy .
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w * recceC * ol relf-ADure: Los* d memory
"nuiSlLaraitude, Vti* ' n ""
bam of vieton Premature Old Age, mo
many other Dlreaaas that tj^to Insanity oi
Consumption and a Premature £J**T*j whioi
A9"Full pnrtlceUtr* In onr pamphlet, whlel
l ■* Hmir* tn Bond tree to every one. The Bpe
dfle Medicine 1> *old by all drufflttti at II
i»er DMkoae, or *1* peexagm lor I*, or wlu be
ieirifree^ly mall on receipt ol to* money by
*lJaS«BAT
Mechanics' v D ?^WnraT'whol*
In Wilmington byZ. JAM® Bjn.'L wools
Lis m«Mi KetaU Drngglet, Cor. fth and mer*
Set Streets. AndSnDnigKKts everywhere.
mhlOtt
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
j The Safest and Beat Illuminating
IS STRICTLY PURE,
BURNS ODORLESS,
' IS PERFECTLY SAFE.
gEftVIB® NO CHANGE OF I-AMPS.
gp-WILL NOT EXPLODE*"®*
Sold In on* and Bv* gallon eans. and ten
•u wire by
Z. JAMES BELT.
IDLES ALE AND RETAIL AGENT
FOR WILMINGTON,
iixth and Market Sts.
rrnmOR._All perean. daslring
Japura Drugs or CbemlM.1., or w *h
their prescription* or private wcelpw
rtfSlly compouirled ot pure mnUrlaU,
,ould g. to to. "ftttore o' qhubst ,
No. 817 Market .treat,
t-10 M ____ Wllmlagton, Del.
GROCERIES.
THKEli REASONS WHlf
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in.-We keep the lurgent itoek.
2»d — » e have the beet good,.
3rd.-We sell at lowest [irlce*.
We hive the belt
AND 26 CENT COFFEE
AND 26 CENT COFFEE
oenttea
UENl'TEA
Sold In toll or any other oity Uoffeesnnd
have itreatly advanced In Pries, yet we
to sell our g^ 8 at 0,<1 Prt 0 ® 8 M we
Hd In a lanre itoek belore the rl«e. conie
uently wo giro our cuBtomer* the beneni.
OOK OUT F3R OUR NEW STOCK OF
JAPANESE WARE. VASES AND
J FANCY GOODS,
rhich will be opened for the eerly Holiday
trade in a few week*.
eae
able
ORIPPEN'S TEA STORE,
CIUPPEN'S TEA STOKE.
ZXD 6 E. SECOND ST.
6 E. SECOND ST.
W. THIRD ST.,
W. THIRD ST., zxn
Look for Bed Front shd Orlppen'e name.
strong ARD MILD
OASTED COFFEE,
35 CTS. PER LB.
—AND—
I LACK, GREEN, JAPAN ARB
MIXED TEA AT
10 OU. per pound.
Three goodi nr* unexcelled In parity,
irength and flavor, by any In to* elty at to*
nea. Try them and beoonvlnoed ol the <aot
reat Western Tea Co.,
W. B. BOWMAN Haaswer.
15 E. SECOND STREET.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Our assortment of to* finer grades of Tea
Id Cotta*, and perfectly pur* pepper, and
toe* generally, Is on* of to* best. Prloes
ways right
: SUGAR AT COST TO CUSTOMERS.
LOOK AT OUR
'0M ROOK PRICES,
—roe—
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
NLY 3T.76 PER BARREL, AND EVER*
BARREL WARRANTED.
Is hnve toe Best
i new buckwheat meal,
* he leund In this olty and at the loweat
price.
W. N. CHANDLER,
MARKET 8T.,
Market ST.,
611 MARKET 8T.
611 MARKET bT.
IUEI LIHE11 LIME 1 !
CELEBRATED
RIOHTSV1LLE lime,
WHOLERAIjB AND RETAIL.
OHH W. GRIFFITH,
ARD FOOT OF WEST ST.
6-22 If
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A. WEEK. |12 A DAY AT HOME
•••llj mad*. Costly Outfit free.
7 HUE k UO., Augusta, Mains.
IHONut 1RAPHY.—Ths swlitest and
hist Short-hsnd writli' isusht hy
WILLIAM J. HUME,
Kreldtnet, 417 B Itt St.
HUM
Mr. Peroendo Wood, U tarioM an to
bo bollorod, li preparing blowolf and
hio W«jr» tad Van Committee for •
defeat similar to that whloh mot thorn
in thoir obortiro attempts to revise tbo
tariff (omo two year* oiaoo. Letter* ro
eoirad from Mr. Wood, dotod at Pario,
lodleoto that bo to detonninod to press
for » rortoton of tbo tariff »t tho oom
ing ooo. ion of Coo grew. Ho olrinM to
horo ooonmnlotod o Urgo omoant of
data booring on this question daring
hie Interriew with English and French
ooonomliti, ond that ho wiil bo obio to
present such foots ond orgnmento os
will conrinoe tho roprsoontotirso of the
manufacturing interests that it will be
greatly to thou advantage to oonoont to
s redaction of dntlos.
No dnabt Mr. Wood honestly believes
tbst he con do this. Argument ond
proof ore so only when the listener is
only too ready to assent to the argument
ond accept the proof; but ft Is quite
another thing when a sharp opponent
is near at hand to pick flaws in the
argument and Impeach the proof. Mr
Wood will And that his arguments are
not so cogent nor his proot so positive
the floor of Congress as it was in
Knglishdrawing rooms or French salons.
The kind of argument which Mr. Wood
will bring to bear upon the representa
tives of industries benefited by protec
tion, will be much the same In kind as
those which the spider in the fable ad
dressed to the fly. They were very
specious and plausible, but the fly
knew better than to accept them—if we
rightly TSkamber the termination of
that pretty little story.
We do not believe that it will be pos
sible to secure any revision of the tariff
that will reduce the duties. Some of
the elements that are relied upon to
through such a revision will fall
_j critical moment. When they
oome to understand the fall foroe and
scope of the interpretation of any pro
mises that they may make, they will
repudiate them promptly. All hope of
ata from the Qreenbaokers in such a
plan Is futile. The Greenback party
is a labor party, and tho labor party is
Amt, last and all the time in favor of
a high tariff. There have been some
unwise threats from this party as to
what thsy would do with the tariff;
bat any expectations based upon these
utterances will be doomsd to disappoint
ment.
One of the ablest and most influen
tial of the trades union leaders of this
oountry, said a few days since that you
might as well hope to see the sun at
midnight as to see workmen favor free
trade. Notwithstanding all this, it be
hooves the friends of protection to be
alert, if any change Is made in the
tariff it will be because of their care
lessness and Inattention to their own
interests. There is work and a good
deal ot it ahead. There will be a
straggle and a severe
enough to laugh at Mr. Wood's
uounoement that he has learned abroad
what will oenvert proteotionists to free
trade dootrines when he tells it, but it
is well at the same to have an extin
guisher ready to ciap over his free-trade
bills.
on
carry
at the
It is well
one.
an
Trewblea Cnnsed by Drowght.
Ciicissati, Ohio, Nov. 10.—The ooal
famine in Cincinnati and other Ohio
River cities is becoming a serioas mat
ter. The stage of water in the river is
the lowest that has been known for a
generation,and there are no indications
of a rise. Indeed, the season is so far ad
vanced that many predict there will be
no rise tuflicient to bring down ooal be
fore Spring. The supply on hand iu
the ooal yards is reduced to a few hun
dred thousand bushels. The regular
rate of oonsumation is 160,000 bushels
a day. Unless the rise in the river,
therefore comes soon, Cincinnati will be
altogether dependent upon railroads
and wholly at their meroy as regards
rates of transportation.
There is, moreover, a well-ground
fear that the railroads can
not bring in a sufficient supply, and at
the same time meet the demands of
other kinds of traffic. In view of this
state of affairs, the price of ooal has
steadily advanced until from $2.60 it
has gone to $8 and $9 a ton. Miners
in the Ohio ooal region have kept psoe
in their demands with the advance in
price, the'r last strike ending to-day
in an agreement of operators to pay II
a ton, an increase of 100 per cent. In
wages in a few weeks. Coal-dealers,
who made contracts on the basis of 60
and 60 cents for miners' wages find
themselves badly caught. Heavy
manufacturers who waited for the Fall
rise to lay in their year's supply are
also in an unpleasant predicament.
Reports say that an advanoe in price,
caused by Cincinnati's short supply, is
beginning to be felt iu the coal busi
ness generall vthrougbout the West.
ed
Negroes Going to Indiana.
The offer of Mr. Q. J. Langsdale, edi
tor cf the Greeucastle (Indiana) "Ban
ner", to provide homes for all colored
men who will go to Indiana from the
South, is beginning to bear fruit. A
colony of 150 families of negroes is ex
pected to arrive from North Csrolius iu
a few weeks. The agents of the pro
posed colony write thst others will fol
low their steps if the experiment of the
euccessful. Mr.
vanguard proves
Langsdsle has applications from all over
Indiana for the immigrants. He is oon
fldent thst all who oome can find ready
employment and good houses. Mr.
Hendricks nud the Indianapolis "Sen
tinel" are very violent in their oppo
sition to what they call a Republican
scheme to flood the State with negroes
to overcome the Demooratlo majority
and prejudice the interest of white la
borers.
As Oblo Neeervolr Gives Way.
The new reservoir, which was loca
ted on Harker's Hill, Bast Liverpool,
Ohio, gave away on Sunday night, and
let out the water. The reservoir was
banked with earth from the excava
tion, and the break ooourred in one of
the corners of the new made groond.
The engines had been pnmping all day
Sunday and the basin was almost fall.
No damage was done to town property.
When the break was discovered the
drain gates were opened and the water
mostly controlled in that way. Liver
pool people are sorely disappointed, as
everything was supposed to be all right,
and it was thought thst there would be
plenty of water in the future, whloh
the town has been sorely in need of.
The loss will fall on the town.
Thermaline cures Fever and Ague
and sella for the low prio i of 25 oents.Oet
it at Hartman's, Drug Store, 6th and
Poplar.
uiiW l W
PrapertM* Mig*H« at *» «•
Iksrlff TsMartoy.
The lota on tba north side of Marsh
, below # the
Brandywine
Jackson 4 Sharp works,
lose, on the
something lets than two aaraa, p
ty of James Wehb, sold to John Or sen,
for the Franklin Loan Association, for
• 200 .
A lot on the east side of French
street, north of Thirteenth, wo* pur
chased by the same party, for the same
Loan, for the stun of $50.
A .tot and tbrae-atory brick building
at Harrison strset and Qilpln avenueq
property of Wm. T. Alr'ch, was sold to
Joshua Marls, Esq., for $20, subject to
liens amounting to about $ 2 , 200 .
A lot on the north aide ofFiftk street,
east of Poplar, property of Mary Par
nell and Edward Sullivan, and Richard
Thomas, terre tenants, wag sold to
Joehna Maris, for the Diamond State
Loan Association, for the sum of $200.
The LutoHepatar Chandler andlile
Work.
Washington Correspondent of Phila.
Times.
There Is some talk here regarding
the successor to Senator Chandler.—
Some man may he sent in hiB stead,
but his place can never be filled. The
loss to his party is beyond estimate
and is simply irreparable. Zaoh Chan
dler was a much better man than he
painted. His disregard for appear
him a worse name than he
was
ancss gave
deserved. He never kept his sins be
hind a door. The world knew the
worat of him, because be would not
sneak and evade and pretend to be
something he was not. There are half
a dozen, yes, a dosen, men in the Sen
ate who drink to a greater excess than
Chandler did, and yet they pass tor the
goody good. Chandler was in reality
a reformer. He shut np many big
holes in the Interior Department
more, believe me, than Mr. Sohur* has
dosed—perhaps because there were
to close. He went about bis busi
ness, stopping leakages and stealings
and benefiting the publie servioe with
out making any fuss alioot it.
more
At the Ualaa Last Evening.
There was a delightful service at
Union M. K. ohuroh last evening.
The meeting was deeply interesting and
spiritual. The pastor presohed, after
whish two men presented themselves
for prayers and both professed conver
sion. The meetings oontinne this week.
The public are oordlally invited. Let
the friends of Jesus oome and help us.
M. B.
The British Crown In the Mad.
The steamship reported in yester
day's Rxpcblicak, as being aground,
opposite Bdgemoor on the Jersey shore,
is the "British Crown" of the American
line. Four tugs were at work yester
day, endeavoring to get her off, hat al
though her cargo had been taken out,
the tugs could not move her and this
morning she still remained fast.
Telephonic.
J. Klrkmsn & Son have rung their
West End stables into tiro telephonic
exohsuge circuit, their signal, is
L. C. Kent A Co.,
Fourthand Wsshingtcn streets, lumber
merobsuts, have.alBo joined hands with
by telephone, and ths following sig
nal will sail, the firm
us
p«raoaal.
The Rev. Henry F. Latimer and wife,
paying Wilmington a flying visit.
The Reverend gentleman is looking
well, and is foil of vim as ever. His
Wilmington friends are always glad to
see his genial faae.
Hendricks is reported to have said
that Potter would make a good mand
for the second place on the Democratic
National ticket in case of his election as
Lieutenant Governor of New York. Hen
dricks is very anxious to get a New
York man for secsond plaoe, which,
of course, means Hendricks for first
place.
are
EDUCATIONAL.
RAWING.
IIGMER A. HERR'S
art school now open.
FREE-HAND, MECHANICAL DRAW
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.
D
lnetruotlon privately or in olssa. Evening
mechunieal drawing claee and studio hours—
Monday and Wednesday Irom7 80 toll o'clock.
Pupils lilted lor Academy of Flue Arte,
Philadelphia. Portraits painted, Ac., Ac. All
kinds of drawing designs, ko.,ko., made In
ihe most carelul and artistic manner. For
terras or any Information oall or address
studio room 16, Mnsonlo Temple, Winning
ton, Del.
Kelerence.—(*ol. H. S. McComb, J. Taylor
Gause, Esq., H. C. Koblnaen, Eeq., Dr. J. R.
Tantum. lb-20 tf
M aplewood institute, conoord
vllle, Pa., lor both sexes, la situated on
the Philadelphia ond Baltimore Central K,
R , and Is eleven miles north ol Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Student* are prepared
lor the aotlve duties of life, lor buslnese and
college. It excolls In healthy location, good
rooms, and Itrst-class professors. Little bovs
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Far bu per lor to either Earth or Water
Oloiet*. and much cheaper. Uan be put in
any bei-room, a*d warranted abnolutely free
from odor, without tbe «■« 01 charcoal, earth
aahefl, or any other deodoriier. Call and see
them. WAKKEN HAKPEK, Sole Agt.
ll-io-tr 8. E. Cor. Front and Market,
Wilmington, Delaware.
B lue rose never known to
lull to cure dyspepsia and liver oom
plaint. Price to cents. Get a sample bottle
"** "V F. WARE'S DRUG STORE,
at tho Northwest oorner el Hlth and King
■treeta, Wilmington. Delaware, wholesale
agent. For sale by all retail druggists,
candy: cough syrup for; coughs and eelda.
ManuTaoturod HtMn ^ ON k 0 o
Swedes bore, N. J.
Rock
llJ-lmdlmw
J OBT—Ab'ustpln was lost on Satmdsy
j evenlngonMarkststrestabovsTwelfto.
* finder trill b* suitably rewarded onlrer
tag 11 it the Haruxuck* effloe. 11 - 18 -lt*
Geo.W. Buaji 4 Son,
FRENCH RUB WHAJtr,
■Call special attendee te their kart, pare,
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Family «0. Also to their
UOARSIM ITEMS WALLET,
SUPERIOR TO ALL COOL FOB SUM
MEH USE
COAL! COAL
LEHIGH AND K0HIN00R
C0AL1
Beat Family Coal, t'arefnlly Pre
pared eapeelally Tor oar retail
sales.
Promptly delivered In cellar, at loweatmar
ket price.
Charles Warner & Co
•i
* BASKET STREET WHABP.
OAL!COAL!COAL!
C
CHOICE FAMILY COAL.
STANTON, THOMAS LEHIGH AND
William penn.
Those are the finest family eoali,
YAKl) TOOT OT WEST STREET.
JOHN W. ORirriTll
v-u tf
BBY HOODS
8. H. 8 T A A T 8 >
No. 405 Market street,
Ha* opened this day, ond Is receiving ^1
most dally
NEW ANB BEAtJTIFIJI. DESIGNS
IN
FANCY HOSIERY
FO
LADIES A Hi D| M 1 88 ES.
WearealM opening a LarKe and Well £e
leeted Stood el
MERINO UNDERWEAR
For Ladies Gents and Misses.
PAINTS. GILS. toe.
OIL CLOTHING
a —J ND—
RUBBER CLOTHING,
BUBBEB DOOR BANDS,
RUBBER CHECK REINS,
RUBBER HORSE COVERS,
OILED HORSE COVERS,
RUBBERCEMENT,
RUBBER SHEETING, toe.
-AT
GEORGE W. STONE,
9 AND 11 E. WATER ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
JAMES HHADFOKI),
«»«mmn» ox
PURE COLORS. WHITE LEAD. ZINOH
FAINTS, POOO BROWN AND PUTTY.
BRADFORD'S
READY MIXED COTTAGE COLORS
OI®, VARNISH AND TURPENTINE,
WINDOW GLAUS. ETC., ETO.,
NOS. • AND S E. THIRD STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL
LAGER BEER.
PROSPECT BEER.
A PURE DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE
DONAHOE & ROBINSON,
S. W. COB. SIXTH to ORANGE STS.,
Wilmington, Del.,
Reapectfoilj Inform the trade and the publie
generally that they are now prepared to far*
niah this Celebrated beer In any quantity.
This beer has no equal In the market, and
dealer* everywhere pronounce It superior
to all other brands. *-26 ly
THE LARGEST GLASS
OF BEER Ilf TnE CITY
-AT
FREYE'S SALOON.
NO. 17 E. SECOND ST. A FIRST
CLASS POOL TABLE.
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PROFESSION A L CARDS.
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PISE]
JJAV1D J. MURPHY, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. • WEST SEVENTH STREET,
10-22-tl Wilmington, Del.
AHRY EMMONS,
H
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HO. 702 MARKET ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
laal-ly
FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful Teeth at S3.86, *8 and 910RM®
ir ret. Teeth extracted without palnRUfR
of gas. Over thirty years expert
DR. GALLAGHER,
N*. 836 Maraet street.
rjNEETH
K rset
the
lence.
use
OWELsL JOKES
H
ELI H. CHANDLER,
JOURS to CHABULUB.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
S-34-t/
ICR.
ICE! ICE!
KEDUCTION IN PRICE. SEASON OF UT*
S monad* dally, *•« par weak.
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80 to 100 pounds at 26 eents per bundled
100 Doundi and over, at 26 cents per hundred.
Soeolal rates te large consumers. Our lee la
tot ourest In ths city, toe water l elag sup
plied from toe elty basin. Your order la re
spectfully solicited.
Wilmington In and uaal Co.
(Sueeesaers to)
J. B. OONBOW S SON.
oats, Uo. S KfiSMltMrsst,
pepat, Tklrd Siruat BrlOpo.
In ferreltathotk plaeac.
FALL AND WINTER
1879-80.
WB REPORT PROGRESS IM
THE ART OF
FINE
TAILORING
And hnve just laid In k—CL selection* oj tbs
LEADING STYLES.
SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE BE6T
CUSTOMTRADE
ALSO TUB LATEST NOVELTIES
IN BUNINFJM4 SUITINGS AND
TKIJIMINUN, AT PKHES
l'KOSI 81S.no aao.
PEK 8 (JIT.
00
That our ctretomers after a TRIAL OF
SEYEN YEARS with some ot them.continue
to repeat their orders is a matter that very
greatly encourages us and this In connection
with tho fact that we have been continually
* proving In the art. is the best recommen
tlon we can oiler the public.
WITH RESPECT^
Ferd Carson, The Tailor,
233 MARKET STREET.
I in
da
9-13 tueskeat
WM. H. UUINN,
Merchant Tailor,
123 MARKET STREET.
All tho latest styles cl Spring and Summei
Oaaslmores and suiting, kept on hand, eat
and made In good style.
Clothes Hade to Order as Chea
__a
any eatabl I abluent In W liming,
ton ar Pbt ladelphla. myT-lm
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
FALL OPENING!
1 return thanks to my friends aid
The Public Generally,
Fer the patronage they have favored..me
with, and again (elicit all to come and
EXAMINE MY STOCK
-OF—
FALL AMD WINTER
UNDERWEAR,
Which I am ottering AS LOW AS THE
LOWEST, having bought before toe advanoe
ol prices, which tu&blea me to pfler my stock
at last year's prices.
A FULL LINE
OF GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL DESCRIPTION.
W. H. SINCOCK,
No. 307 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
9"! 8m eed
VARIETY STORES.
THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
DRY ROODS,
HOSIERY,
AND NOTIONS.
GENT'S LADIES' AND OHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR. BOOTS, SHOES
AND RUBBERS, CROCKERY
WARE, GLASSWARE, and
TINWARE.
TABLE, STAIR AND FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS.
STAIR. ENTRY. HEMP AND
INGRAIN CARPETS
AT VERY LOW PRICES. '
Oome end examine our stock and van will
rev* Jme and money. W* nr* Mining as
cheep es the cheapen.
ADAMS A BROTHER,
504 MARKET STREET
TOBACCO ARD CIGARS.
QTTO to BUTE,
Manuthctorere el nU kinds of
8EGARS! 8EGAR8ISEGAR8!
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
JOHN OTTO 1M
JOHN KUT2
BREECH AND MUZZLE
Loading Guns$
All Styles, Makes and Prlees. Prloes sent
to any point on application.
JAMES & BROTHER.
201 MARKET STREET, i
UNDERTAKERS.
IMON GUTHRIE. -
General! Fnrnlklilns Undertaker,
NO. 326 E. SEVENTH.STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
Terms.— 20 per cent less than usual prloes.
s
2-28
IJ1HOMAS MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
NO. 412 KING STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
JOHN R. MARTIN,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
HO. 221 SHIPLEY STREET.
Furniture neally repaired.
1-18 3m
STOVf.S, HEATERS AND RANGE
THE CHICAGO RANGE AND
STOVE STOBE.
lOT W. SECOND STREET.
1 have a mu stock of ranges lor toe la.ll
trade. Buy toe best, superior to all othere,
the beet and meat reliable Portable range In
the market. Acknowledged favorites, every
range reliable and provee a euocesa.
Economical In m.l, durability and conve
nlanoe, completeness ol design and perfection
ol construction, simplicity el management
K neral working qualities. These ranges
9 adapted for toe use of farmers, plenty
of hot water always on bend,
1 also have a good selection of parlor and
ether room stoves. *17-2meod
bd4
F. B. F. MILLER.
G. FAT to CO.,
E.
GENERAL ATTORNEYS,
FINANtJALAND^^A, AGENTS,
i WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Make Collections, Furnish Commercial Re
port* Answer Enquiries, and attend to all
kinds <>l Legitimate Ruriucm at Reasonable
Rates. Real Estate Sold and Traded ^Tim
ber Land a specialty; Cemmeiclal Paper
Newotlated ; Endowment and Life Insurance
Portciei Bought, and Money Loaned on tame;
lniuranoe ot all kinds effected In BeatUem
panlei at Lowest Katea. Wlll also aet aa
Xarenta lor Importer*, Manufacturer* and
HnectalUe*. Foialga and Home Gorrefpon
dence RtUelted. la-i-o-a-M-f-Ma-dkw
NO. 30®
r. , • tn l , l«>rn things," Mrs. Partington says, "but facts is
. >' , , llT * Ile0t P>"e 'n town is the old Osk Hall, and the rapid
wm, . 8 g " 0ds 8° in 8 "frill the ClothiDg Sale is something to see.
Without Boasting or unfairly stating it, the Sixth and Market Street
Store never had more work-people in it than it has had this year, cut
ttog and making its garments ; nor in the great timf s of 1876 had it as
many customers as now.
people find out the
TRUTH.,
And when thejjwant fo save dollar! iq buying Clothing will take them
to Oak.$Ha!I, wherejthey get most and heat for their
money. We believe in
LARGE SALES AT LITTLE PROFITS.
Now "is the Time to Buy Men's and Boys' Clothing
AT OAK HALL. COM AND EE.
Wanamaker & Brown,
THE LARGEST AND BEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET.
PHIL IDELPHIA.
HEALD & CO
•>
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
BANKING REAL ESTATE I INSURANCE
D EPARTMENT DEP.A KTMENT DEPARTMENT
Investment Securities. Mortgages Negotiated. Fire, Marine and
mcbwS™ B0N , U S'. DWELLl.vrys.LOTS AND Inaurnnee.
MORTGAGES and LOANS. I ARMS at Pr vnte Sale Represent toe
Interest, Ooupon and Gene- BEAL ESTATE LA OA1SSE UEN'L FIBE
ral (Jolhetlons. of Paris.
United States, City, County 25 1 LAPS' EXPERIENCE THE FARMERS'FIRB1NS.
an! State Bonds. at Public Sales. CO., ol York, Pa.
NOTE BBOKEBN. Kents colleoted and propertlesiTHE WATERTOWN F1BR
WESTERN FARM. 9®'0 per Carelally Managed. , 01 Watertown, N. V
ct. 1st Mortgages (iuaran-! Conve J an C;n|? w'th legal su-|^ e CONFIANCE F1KB
„ ,eed - . .1 perviskm. j Ins. Co, ol Paris.
Enropean Tickets and Interest on Mortgages, The NEW ENGLAND HTL
Drafts. 1 Collected. LIFE, of f oston, Mass.
49-Systrmatic Promptness and Thoroughness In nil Departments.
Telephonic Communications With all Sections of the City.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
CLAYTON HOUSE BLILDIYG*
TO BUYERS OF
■I
We are bow Prepared to give la these Goods the Largest Assortment,
and Notwithstanding tho Advance, to .ell them at Lower Prices than
Heretofore. We Respectfully Invite any one In want of Carpets, OU
Cloths or Wladow Shades, to Examine those we offer. We have Goods
to Bait the poorest man in the city, as well as those of larger means.
G. WORRELL,
MASONIC TEM
LE.
TO THE LADIES I
HAVE
BEST
i
TRADE
YOU
SIX
I
MARK
A
TRIED
CORD,?
m
ii'
For Hand and Naehlneuse. Sold fey all dealers Iu Drv Goodsand
Kotloas, and Wholesale and Retail by
ADAMS & BRO.j GREAT VARIETY STORE
NO. g«4 MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
8-18 tl
ORDERS BY MAIL HATE PROMPT ATTENTION.
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
NO. 410 KING STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
FURNITURE
The largest and |fin*st assortment of Hrady-made Furniture lobe found in Wllmlngteofm
ths State of Delaware, can be seen at 410 King Street. Furniture at aim, j any price kont
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to.
MILLER BROTHERS PAINTS !
BUST AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY FOR SALE DULY AT
NO. 109 KING STREET*
ALSO ASBESTOS HOBFING^STFWI^PACKING.
BOILER COVERINGS,
PILBEAM & MORTLOCK.