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Than
And
WO MORE
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u
Then
Ai I
O sune CURE ' m
Every
And
And
At I
Mtnatactnrcd only under the above Trade
Mart, »y tha
EUliOP ea
Salicylic Medicine Co.
In a
To
OP PARIS A»B LEIPZIG*
■ atinMiifute Relief warranted. Permanent
lm ^Si«nteed Now exclusively used bf
oSSbJatodi Phy4elani of Europe en<j
*" . iiapi tiiiL/ ji st«»<le. Harmless and
i ,r M.hla Remedy on* hoVH cooSnenU. The
Sl - MadS.1 Aomlemy ol Pari, report. M
ssisw«sr- ,, s
KXVKhw^auSand^ouy PaUcn^W a
'7 «>y«cun.
Hold oy all urnggiat*- ,
HiNIIBUKNh
nBSXSLuV*.
z, PAMEB BELT. y itruggl»tJ.
CRAY'S FECiriU nrlDIUlWU.
TRADE 8*A8E.VDW WF*^ TRADEMAWC,
Keuiedr.
1 u
In a
1 tay
She
And
Holy
And
And
If
MTS
»ll
Addresa
k, CO.,
No. SIS
N. M. DAN FU HTH
u-i-lvdAw
h—•X An unlall
WUlng cure tor
iVjT seminal
The
by
tion
ing
Iu
In
Weak n • • ■
Spermatorr
hea, 1»P°:
«b tency. and
Before Taking Taking
u a seouon » ol .ell-Abu«e: law. ol memory
"nunSlLaeutud., Pain In the Back, Dim
hm. of Vlirton Promature Old Age, ant
rnany other Disease, that lead to Insanity 01
consumption and a Premature f Gave.
Ayr Full part iculars In our pampblot. whlcA
we Ueelre to seed free to every ■one.. The' Bw.
cllle Medicine Is Aold by all d ru Kk , '*" w f. t . it
oer oeckaue.or «ti packages for M, or will re
tent I roe by mall on receipt ol the money by
"tHEGRAT MKD14TNISCO..
mb let l
i
No. M
in
the
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL,
the
ter
of
ses
to
Thebafeet and Beat ltlnmlnatlng
wHnnori'YPUKYk
B,JKN IS PKKFWrrLY SAFE.
NO CHANGE Or LAMPS.
REaUIKES
SR-WILL NOT EXI'LOIfE-6*
and live gallon can., and ton
Void in one
gallon owe* by
Z. JAMES KELT.
»*SMS5S. L
Sixth and Market Sts.
All irm'-:■ dosriug
tiheui'esls, or wish*
or private reoelptl
material!,
A TTEHTIOb.
F\ pm. lmig. " r
inv their prescriptions
ear.Iblly comisjnndod ot pm*
.bould go to tb'jjf"^ yi r u i„HUKKT,
' No. 817 Market Ktrwt
Wllralagmn, Del.
HOtl
groceries-
-^mTiTbF. KhLSoNS V* Il f
Yon .bould K«t your
nTITT EEEEE
'■■'X ' —
A
S
A A
E
T
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A A
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A
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A
A
y.
i
A S8SSSS
f.kkkf. a
OOFFKKS. ANDSPirys^ ANUSP1UES
ATUHIPPKN'S.
'I
in — We keen f'« largest ftock.
2nd — ^ e have the bust
ard.-We sell at lowest price*.
We have the best
AND
AND
SiUENrUOFFF.E
25 GENT UUi FEL
Sold In thl« or any
lea. bav. greatly advanced n ', „
... .,1,1a. to sell our guodH at o d pruts »»
laid In a laruertocH helore tl»e rl*°. coni*
LuJot v we live our cuftomero the lienefit.
iiiiik'oIIT F IHOUBNKW SKKIK OF
japasVk wame, vases and
JA FANCY G&OBS,
.j o|.«neil lor the early Holiday
trade 1 n a tew vt.lt!
IU CENT TEA
KjI'EN i TEA
IJ
in,
■
:
;
•iy.
which will be
uml'PEVS TEA STOKE,
UIOPPEN'S TEA STOKE.
6 E. SECOND ST.
6 )•;. SECOND ST.
cry
3 W. THIRD ST.,
5W. liUKDSr.,
Look tor
/•
AND
Red Front and Crlppen's name.
In
ub*
ktronci and mild
ROASTEO COFFEE
26 CT». PER EB.
—AND
at
50 Ot*. per pound.
PS
tu
japak AMD
BLADH,
IglU
loiy
1(1)0
unexcollod In purity.
bv any in tho oity at the
d t>e convtnoed oi tii* fact.
1'heoe good!
•trength and tiavor,
price. Try thorn and
Great Western Tea Co.,
W. It. BOWMAN
IA E. alll OXl) STREET.
WILI4INGTON DELAWAKE.,
Our asRertinent of the finer ® .
»nd lloltee, and porreotlj pure P*J > P #I Lf D< '
S UMM K«n«rzliy, la one ol tke best m
*a;. right.
sijil AK AT COST TO CUST OMK KS.
Fit
turn
ar
us*
men
[OlB#
2K.
look atouk
BOTTOM ROCK PRICES,
Mi
rcjfU
house
cn
loder
think
jAcr'i
jiarn
itore"*
.them
tmeni
—roa—
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
• NLY ,U5 PER B^RREL^ND EVERY
BARREL
We have the Best
NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL,
To be lound in this oity and at the l.west
price.
W. N. CHANDLER,
EH.
I)£'l
vrsul 11
com
*11 MARKET BT,
fill MARKET HT.
<11 MARKET HT.,
«H market bt„
argainh'at t. m. WIEK'H i
keep
sow
ion
uOOd*
els')'
M >'»'■
Kbit
roof«
With
HH. MINCEMEAT, S5CENTS; 4 LBS.
SLICED APPLES, 35 CENTS; 3 LBS. CAN
CALIFORNIA HONEY, 80 CENTS.
1C cent coflee it can't be beat.
'Try
UargalnM ottering at T. M. WIKK'H, W09
11-16-if
it
■ry
Market street.
L IMEl LIME ! 1 LIKE I 1
CELEBRATED
W RIGHT 8 VIE. EE E 1 ME,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
10HN W. GRIFFITH,
via. run er wist vr.
I '
:et
>
The
the
damael,
Court
on the
ticle*
that
Hatnrday
mission
refused.
informed
that
clean
the
which
store
ed.
session
date
open
ing
you'll split money,
neck
Baring
tified
horse's
A
ns
I.izsie's
the patter or that shingle. .
talon gathering In my
Than the nngTy pa
mother'! faea 1 saa, ,
And lha lands at In the bad room—gantly
laytmaon her knee; . - h
know that I will catch It, and my deeli
Then 1
In lanoy Itchea,
Ai I liitoh tor the patter ol the shingle on m j
breeches.
Every Unkla oltba thlnglc haa an echo and a
And a Uuwsand burning lanclet Into aallvo
And a thousand boas and bornala 'naath my
ooat tall anam u> twanu.
At I Hatan lo the palter ol the thlnglc—On .
to warm.
In a splatter eoines in/ lather—whom 1 sup
''^''thVsituatlon and tell her to lay It
1 listen to the
To nurvoy
on:
1 u see her bending o'er me
Playa^by her and by the sh'nvle In a wild
and weird refrain.
In a Hidden Intermission, which appear* my
only ehance,
1 tay : ' Strike gently, mother,
my Sunday pants." . ...
She plops a moment, draws her breath, the
shingle holds aloft,
And says : " I had not thought of that-my
son, just take them ell. '
Holy Moses ! and the angels, cast tby i Itylng
glances down;
And thou, oh, family doctor, put a good soft
And may 1 wlthVuolisnd dunce. everhslingly
If everTlny another word who* my mother
wields the ahingl * „
—Burlington " Hawkeye,
ing
:
they
4200
S*MMI
ed.
trim
Meu
and
and
such
a
this
lions
and
said
that
favor.
as
picked
purse
bard
him
among
hut
ly
KUHOHN OF WAB.
The Brltleh Lion again Dlaplnyius
Its Temper — Turkey lu Ferll.
The threatening attitude assumed
by KDgland continues to cause commo
tion in the Ottoman Ministry, some
members, including Osman Pacha, be
ing in favor of an alliance with Russia.
Iu Ht. Petersburg it is charged that
England's chief object is to secure dom
ination in Turkey.
A dispatch dated Irom London to-day
"^'Tbe Turkish Ministry is divided
In opinion. One portion headed by
Osman Pacha, favors an alliance with
Russia. Disorders are increasing
throughout the country. Kven within
sixtv miles of Constantinople the Cir
rubbing and murdering
oassians arc
the inhabitants. Th* 1'ans correspon
dent ot the St. Petersburg ' Novo*
interview with
Vremya" has held an
the Lord Dnfferin. lie reports the lat
ter as liaviug said P.uglaml oould carry
outlier programme iu Turkey indepen
dently, and that the maintenance
of peace rested with Prince (Jortscha
kolf." ,
The 8t. Petersburg "Golos expres
ses the belief that lingland has put for
ward the question of reforms to mask
the real cau-« of the dispatch of a fleet
to Tnrkieii waters—namely, to secure
domination in Turkey; that if the
ditftjiiBB his Mimstwr of
while
ing
city,
neck
eight
Sultan were to
th« Interior, Mahmoud Nadira lacha,
liH might receive a further period of
grace hut he would at th# same tune
become an English vassal; that tlie
Porte has empowered vessels of Powers
which are not desirous of Kngllsh do
mination in Turkey to enter the of
Marmora, aud that the dispatch of the
English fleet is thus deprived of its
threatening character.
"The Standard's"
says: "After conferring with Prince
Lobanoff, the Sultan has ordered the
re-equipment of the forts on the Gar
dandles A considerable number of
have lieen sent there."
solve
ians
to
and
Berlin dispatch
S
guns
EXi'lffEIlENT IK MAIKE.
S
III
Neheme
A lievolnfliinary
Ulildi lh» 1
lit be tslven to the Democrai*.
in
.cKhlHture
is
on
ons,
Baniiou, Nov. 10-—The reports irom
Augusta of ths intention of the Gover-
aud Council to count out the ne-
ttle Legislature
□or
poblioao majorities iu
and time seize control of the state
Government for the coming year were
fully credited by leading Democrats
here on Saturday, and Republicans who
inctiued to doubt the alleged
„
OF
have b«e*
revolutionary designs have come to re
gard the threateniugB as serm.as., 1 be
perpetration of an act of this character
would undoubtedly cause the most in*
tense excitement ever known in the
State. Many leading UepnhlicatB of
this section go to Augti-ta on Monday.
Boston November 10.—Telegrams
from Maine confirm fully the previous
dispatches of great excitunent in that
State regarding tlie probable counting
out of the Republican House and ben
ateaud the election iu January of a
Democratic Governor and tusiou Coun
botne dis
in
iff,
ST.
ST.
villors auA State nlfisers.
patches state it is probable Governor
iaroelou will have a second term, ihere
will he a melting of ex-Rtpublican
Governors iu Augusta to-morrow.
Adobsta, November 16.—There is
great appreliensiou concerning toe ac
tion ot the Governor and Council. 1 he
formal count will begin to-morrow. The
Republican State committee of lblJ ann
the new State committee of 1S80 will
meet here to-morrow evening.
<
the
fact.
.
D< '
KS.
A Mttii'M Twrrlklw Doalfii.
The neighborhood of Fayette and St.
Paul streets, Baltimore, was excited
shortly after three o'clock Saturday uf
ternoouby a terrible tragedy at the
Mansion House. A large crowd gath
ered aud it was round that a man had
committed suicide by leaping from one
windowB. The suicide
J
of the upper
was Henry W. Worthington, one of the
tioardcre of the house and a well known
oitizen. Worthington had been ill oi
typhoid fever and was being attended
by his mother and sister, who were in
the room when the leap was made. He
in the fourth story on the Bt. Paul
street side. His head came in contact
with the bricks during his fearful de
scent, and although breathing when
he only lived a few miuutvs
carried into the house. He
was
l.west
taken up
after he was
forty years of age.
was
AReandal In HUB LIU.
Much excitement has been aroused in
nodal circles In New York b*a report
brought by persons who have just ar
rived from Kurope lo the effect that
Miss Laura Sickles, daughter of General
Daniel K. Bickles, had eloped from
P^ris with a married mau on the eve of
her proposed departure for this country
with her father. Miss Bickles is twenty
six years of age aud is said to be highly
accomplish®^* •
«
BT,
HT.
5
0
mi
LBS.
CAN
W09
A lee'ma fo
Chief Maxwe.l read a little leo.uie to
... bo58 who are iu the habitof attend
ME, ' f 10B eour t last night, informing
th.m that it was uo place for them to
, , warning them that if they
vr. =p.
A Ureter Uswe.
The ntrong srm of ths lsw encircled
the watnt of Lizzie .Stewart, a oolored
damael, aa the eat In the dock at Police
Court laet evening, and held her there
on the charge of eteallng various ar
ticle* from the honae of John Baring.
Barah Baring, an aged lady, teatided
that Litiie came to stand in market on
Hatnrday morning last, and asked per
mission to go to her honse, which was
refused. Lizzie, however, went, and
informed Mrs. Baring's servant girl
that her mistress hsd sent her to help
clean house, at the same time asking
the servant for the key to a room
which was used as a sort of a
store room and which was seldom open
ed. As Mrs. 8. had the key in her pos
session the servant oould not accommo
date Liziie, whereupon the latter burst
open the door with a chisel, and enter
ing the room took from a trnnk 48 in
money, a lot of under olotbing, and a
neck chain and seal worth 420. Mrs.
Baring thought the seal could l>e iden
tified anywhere as it was shaped like a
horse's head.
A grand-daughter of the witness
ns well as the servant girl, testified to
I.izsie's ooming to the house and ask
of them had
T
ON
Our
the
ing for the key, but none
: her iu the forbidden room nor had
they heard her break the door open.—
4200 for Court was the eentenoe impos
S*MMI
ed.
Who Would Support Bayard.
trim the New York Hun Item.
The South would go for him solid.
Meu In the Northern States of secession
sympathies, old-time pro-slavery men,
and men who believed cotton was king,
and who worshiped King Cotton, all
such would be for him. Then there is
a numerous class who think that re
spectability is rare, ;forgetting that in
this country there are forty odd mil
lions of highly reepeotable men, women
and children, and so much lias been
said about Mr. Hayard's respectability
that this large class would all he lu hie
favor. Mr. Bayard is a very good man;
as good as other people. He
picked a pocket or filched from the
purse of the Nation. He has lieen,
greatly to his credit, consistently a
bard money man. A very considerable
number of voters would he glad to see
him president. He is very strong
among those with whom he is in favor,
hut when it comes to talk about actual
ly electing him he iB nowhere.
A
nev«r
A BolHteroue taneiaor.
While the court was in session yes
terday afternoon at New Castle, and
while Attorney General Gray, was call
ing file names of witnesses and pre
paring to send indictments before the
Grand Inquest, James Frazer, oi the
city, sung out at the top of his voice,
"Here," though his name had not been
called. " .Sheriff arrest that man," said
Attorney General Gray. Sheriff Pyle,
quickly shoved himself through the
croud and had Kraz-r by the enff of the
neck and marched him around to an
eight by twelve chamber in the stone
mansion where he will have an oppor
his iudiscre
tunity of reflecting upon
tious, during wltich time he should re
solve to have nothing more to do with
"Jersey Lightning."
An Italian Uolony f»v
Tlie idea of forming a colony of Ital
ians at Vineland, New Jersey, occurred
to Mr. G. F. S. DeCaaall, editor o(
"L'Koo d' Italia," about six years ago,
and the undertaking has met with such
success that he is now taking the in
itiatory atcp« tor en ; ablishing a seooed
colony of his countrymen in a fertile
regiou in Florida. For tlie purpose of
selecting suitable lands, Mr. Ge Casall
expects to visit Florida next month, in
ritli the late Minister to Bel
company
gium, Gen. H. S. Sanford, and, who
is a large landowner in that State, aud
who proposes to sell lauds to tlie colony
on easy conditions. Attention will be
given by the Italian settlers iu Florida
chiefly to the culture of oranges, lem-
ons, grupes, fi£S and almonds.
I^ittory Dottier* Re*l*ili«K
New York has
of
a
A lottery dealer in
brought suit against Postmaster James
in the Supreme Court of the State for
4250(1 damages for illegal detention ol
letters, it is claimed that the law au
thorizing tlie Postmaster General to de
isttoried and
tain letters concerning
similar schemes, is unconstitutional,
"as it rnakeB tin- Postmaster General
sole and exclusive judge, jury and sher
iff, and deprives the plaintiffs of their
property without due process of law,
and iu violation of the provisions of the
Constitutiuu."
is
he
PAINTH, OIL)*, ttr
OIL CLOTHING
-i ND
RUBBER CLOTHING,
hubreb Dor.it hands,
BIIHBEB UIIKUK IlfclNS,
JtUBUKK HOBSE COVERS,
OILED HOUSE. I'OVKItS,
RUBBER. U.MENT,
* MUBFlF.lt sIIEiItING, Ac,
-AT
uf
GEORGE W. STONE,
» AMD II E. WATER ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL._
AMES BKADFOKD.
WAiluvAcrrnKira o»
PUKE UOLOHS. WHITE LEAIbHdyuS
PAINTS, FOOO BKOWN AND PUTTY.
BRADFORD'S
READY MIXED OOTTAOE COLORS
ofra! VARNISH AND TURPENTINE,
WINDOW GLASS, ETC., ETC.,
H AND s b. third stkcft
,OJ. n ua » wiLMrN(PeoN.D»L
J
oi
in
He
de
He
H
co
NSUORYe
patent
glBCWSV
o
in
ar
of
« J
5 pH
0
mi
<
J
a h
ft
◄
Ph
Far superior to either Earth or Water
Closets, and muoh cheaper. Can be put In
any bed-room, ai d warranted absolutely free
from odor, wbhout the use of charcoal, earth
aslios or any other deodoriser. Call and see
them WARREN HARPER, Sole Agt.
them, w ai ^ ^ 0or f1ront Md Mttrk#t)
Wilmington, Delaware
fo
to
to
11-10-tf
41A WEEK. *13 A DAY AT HOME
2 easily made. Costly Oat It (It*.
RUE A Ot)., AUCUSta, Maine.
Adtreai 1
_SUFFER. _
HE LADIES "FTHE WEST PHESBY
terian Church will glv. a
SUPPER ON EUROPEAN STYLE,
In th. Lecture Keom of the Church,
T
ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 90, 70.
114AM
Call
Adiulesson 10 cento.
Our Decision Affirmed,
VIZ:
WE HATE
THE LARGEST VARIETY
-OF
Styles and Patterns
-1N
YOITTIPN HOY'S AND
c filial) hi: vs
Bent
ket
HENN%
SUITS.
To bo found In Wilmington, and wo are
.oiling them lower than any other Clothing
Home south ol New York possibly can, and
the large patronage glvon u* durlug our Unit
month by
c
OUR OLD FRIENDS
AND THIS
is
a
Many New Customers
their'
That have found we can rupplj
want* In Clothing affiruiaour doolulon.
A FEW OF OUR REASONS:
FIRST.—Our Paiteriw Belwted by
Onr«M»lv«N, and mail* Bx
prvHHiy for uu In Style* to
Halt our Customer*.
TAIL
SECOND.- We have Trimmed our
null* Better than moat of
railed Cuatom
the no
Work.
all
THIRD.— Our Garment*
hewed with Silk and Guar
anteed to iflve Satisfaction.
are
FOUKTH.-We lire A.wtclaled with
one of the Litrireat anti
moaf Reliable UlothlnK
HouacM In New York,
and Through them we
get ourffoodN direct from
the Manufacturer, which
■avcH tin the Jobbera
Frollt. and UiIn one rea
alone bear* un out In
the A.aertlon that we ran
■uil art now Helling our
Clothing Lower than any
IlouNe Foealbly
rave
the
the
the
an
ot er
cun.
FIFTH.— W. Advertl.e only what
we do, and oar many t u»
tomerH atteat thle fuel, one
Price aud no Deviation.
SIXTH- Yon are Invited to Vlalt n»
and lean for Youruolf
that the above and Undid*
putable fact and that we
are doing far better than
we Advertlae.
o
I
REMEMBER OUR PLACE IS IN THE
NEW RUDOLPH BUILDING.
S
1«. W. CORN EH
re
Ital
o(
ago,
such
in
of
in
Bel
Fourth and Market Sts.,
T
AND KNOWN AS
THE WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE!
OHN W. DIEFENDORF,
MANAGER.
FALL AND WINTER
who
aud
be
lem-
FREIGHT LINES.
FOB PHILADELPHIA!
WARNER'S PIIlIcADELPIIIA AND
WILMINGTON PHOPEI.LERS,
has
for
ol
au
de
and
Sail irom 5'arket Street Wharf, Wilmington,
From First Wharf below
daily, atC P. M.
Chestnut stree', Philadelphia, daily, at
o'clock, P. M.
b
Kxi»res8 arrangements in both citlefl, by
whlcn prompt delivery of merchandise is In
oured.
sher
their
law,
the
Charles Warner & Co.,
Vorkel SI. Wharf, Wlliuluifloii,
Delaware.
FOR NEW YORK!
Electric Line Steamers.
From King Street Wharl Wilmington, on
rilESDAYS, THUKSDA YS AND SATUK.
DAYS at g o'clock, P. M.
And from Pier 15 , East Klvor Nom York,
Ac,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND EKI
DAYS, at Z oclock.P. M.
jWF reight forwarded pr .mptly and at tbon
lowest rates. apIM-Iy
E ASOUEWN, Agent.
PUBLIC SALES.
ijUBLio sale of cows
At Village Ureon, Delaware County, Pa.,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV.'ZO, 1879,
o'clock.
Forty Iresh cows and Springers.
The best lot wo have ottered tor .ale
this season, being large, tine and ol giaai
stock. Wagon will be at Lluwood station to
meet first train, thatleavo. Wilmington 10.30
a m -return. Two and lour months credit.
ROBERTS A TYSON.
on
At
n-ia-wtdti
D. W. EYRE, Auctioneer.
jpUBLIC SALE
—or—
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Will be sold at public sale at No. 105 East
Water street, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21«t, 1870,
at 10 o'clock.
Bedstead, beds, bedding, bureau, chain,
Frenob plate glass, carpets, stoves, marble
top table, extension table, oil cloth, bar-room
fixtures. Ac Hale positive.
OATH ARINE GALLAGHER.
L. w. STIDHAM A SUN, Audi's. 11-17-lt
WM. H. UUINN,
Merchant Tailor,
123 MARKET STREET.
All the latest Blylee of Spring and Klummet
CMslmeres an& suitings kept on hand, out
and made in good style.
Water
put In
free
earth
see
Clothe. Hade to Order aa Cheap aa
anr Mtabllataaient la WIlmTag.
ton or Philadelphia. _ myT-Sm
a TTENTION FARMERS.—All kinds o
A wrists groan 1, excipt corn on tbe oob
with dispatch, sa lsfaot'on guaranteed ; ipe
nuiattantlongwen^^nd^ris^whea,
ig-30-lmw Btwua HUM,
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COIL, WOOD AMD UU.
Geo. W. Bush & Son
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FKFWJIi BTKEJrr WHARF,
Call speelal attention to their hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Family one. Ale# to their
BBOOH8IDE ATHENS VAI.LET,
SUPERIOR TO ALL COAL FOR SWIM
MER USE.
COAL! COAL
LEHIGH AND K0HIN00R
COAL!
Bent Family Coal, Carefully Pro*
pared ewpeefally for our retell
sales.
Promptly delivered In cellars at lowest mar
ket price.
Charles Warner & Co
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HARHET STREET WHARF.
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OAL!COAL!COAL!
CHOICE FAMILY COAL.
STANTON,THOMAS LEHIGH AND
WILLIAM FENN.
Those are the finest family eoalr,
YARD FOOT OF WEST STREET.
JOHN W. GRIFFITH
9-11 tf
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S.
S.
VARIETY STORES.
TAIL LAUUUtT. CHEAPEST A Nil
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
DKY WOODS,
HOSIERY,
AXD NOTIONS,
GENT'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDER WEAK, BOOTS. SHOES
AND RUBBERS, CROCKERY
WARE, GLASSWAKE, and
TINWARE.
TABLE. STAIR AND FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS.
IP AND
ST AIK, ENTHY, HI
INGRAIN C!
AT VEKY LOW PK10E8.
Come and examine our.tta k and you will
rave time and money. Wo are Boilllnu at
iheapas tke ehoapeo;.
AOA3JS & BROTHEK,
504 MARKET STREET
TOBACOO AND tIOAHH.
TTO A BUTZ,
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Mannlactarerc ol a!l kinds of
SEUARS! BEftAIlS! SFCABSI
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STREET,
WllmlnKton. Do!.
JOHN RUT2
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UNDE HT A K ERN.
IMON GUTHRIE.
General' FurnlfthlBV Undertaker,
NO. 323 E. SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Tbkms.— 20 per cent, lees'than u«ual prices.
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HUM AS MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
king stk eet,
Wilmlnuton, Del.
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NO. 4 12
JOHN B. MARTIN,
fuknimiing undertaker,
NO. 221 SHIPLEY STREET.
Furniture neatly repaired
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AV1DJ. MURPHY,.Ili.,
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ATTOIWIEV AT LAW,
NO. 6 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
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10-22-tl
by
In
AKKY EMMONS,
attorney at law,
NO. 702 MARKET ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
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janl-ly
rjlEETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful Teeth at 93. «6 ( $8 and >I(1 |IBI
Der net. Teeth extracted without palnURllLP
of gas. Over thirty yours exper
DR. GALLAGHER,
No. 835 Market street.
by the
ience.
DWELL JONES
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ELI H. CHANDLER,
JONES * UIIANDLEB,
ATTOKMKVS at law,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
aiMtf
DRY GOODS.
S H. ST A ATS.
No. 405 Market street,
EKI
tbon
ned this day, and is recelvl ig ai
Has
most
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
i oper
Hull
Pa.,
1879,
giaai
to
10.30
IN
FANCY HOSIERY
FO
LADIES AM D| MISSES.
We are alee epenlag a Large and Well Se
leoted Stock *1
MERINO UNDERWEAR
East
For Lstd.ei Oonta and Ml-ses.
LAGER BEER.
PROSPECT BEER.
A PUBE DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE
DONAHOE & ROBINSON,
w. COB. SIXTH* ORANGE NTS.,
Wilmington, Del.,
Respectfully Inform the trade and the puhllo
generally that they are near prepared to tar
nish this Celebrated beer In any quantity.
This beer bee no equal In tbe market, and
dealers everywhere pronounce It superior
to all other brands. «-351j
out
the largest glass
aa
OF BEER IN THE CIT«
-AT
o
oob
ipe
FREYE'S saloon.
HO. 17 I. SECOND ST. A FIRST
CLASS POOL TABLE. MIU
MBIIM RESULTS.
ROUSING RESULTS,
BOIIMU nU(UN.
■OIIUJIU BHilLTN.
HOUSING HEJDLn.
KOCUBU RESULT*.
ROUSING RESULT*.
HOinne RESULTS.
HO UNI K LI RESULTS.
OAK HALL IS MLKKT WITH THE KINGING CHANGES OP A
BOUNOiNG TRADE,
BOUNCING TRADE, A
BOOMING BUSINESS,
BOOMING BUSINESS. AND A
BOUNDING DEMAND.
BOUNDING DEMAND.
ATTRACTIVE'STORE ; j These points are cairyfng the prestige ol Oak Hall constantly
ATTRACTIVE STORE I forward.
attractive stock ; >
ATTRACTIVE STUCK f
ATTRACTIVE PRICES | The number ol Men, Youth
ATTRACTIVE PRICES J Is greater than ever before.
id Roys clothed there th!s sear on
WANAMAHEHA BROWN,
WANAMAHER A BROWN,
WANANAKERA BROWN,
WAN AN Alt EH A BROWN,
WAN.AHAKKR A BROWN,
WANANAKER A BROWN,
UAH. HALL—THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
OAK HALL-THK LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
OAK HALL-THE LAKGtPT CLOTH1MJ HOUSE IN AMERICA.
S. V. CUR. SIXTH AND MARKET STS
S E. < OR. .SIX H AND MARKET STS.
S. E. COK. SIXTH A No MARKET STS.
S. E. COK. SIXTH AND MARKET STS.
S. E. COK. SIXTH ANI) MARKED STS.
S. E. COK. SIXTH AND MARKET STS.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
IrHlLADELPHlA.
REIUILT, 1S19
ABLISUFD IN 1S32.
JOHN H. MOORE,
SLCCE8AOII TO I'DWARI) IW«OBE
tbe Blteol tlecli e.Ubli.bed
ouflolng erected
Hu. rom.ved .back tu thi^rei
!
228 MARKET STREET,
;WITII AN F.NTIltE NEW Slot K OF
M EN S BOYS' ANI) CHILI IREN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of all the Intept dfsignf. a d many novelties in nothing, never belt
city. < )ur(Motliing is ail FlKSr-ULASS both In goods and manufacture. Ourstyles of
ouj is the most lhsnlt»nak!o in the city, and will be
tiered in thli
SOLI) FOR ONE PRICE
Which Is marked In f laiii fijnms < n every gBinient and irem vi ioii there will he node-
, as they are marked at the very lowest OA.SH PKH'FS that :he ame rliits* efgocda
be purchased for, either here or In Philadelphia, or New Yt rk. Wo hive the
viation
can
BEST] GOODS FOR i HE LEAST MONEY
Ol any establishment In the) city, >»nd all ««• want Ip a coll Irom oi r friends and a Criti
cal examination of our stock. Our motto is FAIR AND FLlUARE Df AI ING lor our cus
tomers. We have always lead for nearly halt a century in the manufacture and sale oi fine
re ady made cloth it g and intend to keep up our well earned reputation of the Uld and Re
liable C'lotriing House.
Del.
SPECIAI.TlfS I.Y
SUITS
BOYS' AND CHILDIiKX'S
nged before being cut and manufactured, txpreuly either for us or
City and Peninsula. We don't :e*ir compctctien, . nd ihallong*
Our suits are well s
by us, for the trade oft
omparleon.
P"T
his
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
of the Main Building, and Is under the «-up<
vision of
the second floe
Is
MR. NATHANIEL BAYNE
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well established Jn thD e<<uirnuDfty that fcmmentla
hit! Department will contain ai: Uie iateit dc?itfr»sand novel
cutfer Is
Whose rcputaMon
useless Irom us. Our stock i
ties in
FINE SUITINGS, CASS1MERES, CHEVIOTS,
ai
.'oiv description < f piece goods adapt d for men or buys wear which will be mod*
up in the LATEST STYLK and best n anner. A wood fit and eatielnetion gnuranteed la
•very case, t all and exan.ine our stock whether you wish to i-urciinse
And
not.
Suits Made to Order from $15 To $50.
All good* warranted ns repreiented or t.be uaouey ro unded.
.JOHN H. MOORE,
Se
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
NO. 410 KING STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
FURNITURE
tar
and
Wil
largest ami Jfinest RBBcrtiuent ol Ready-made Furniture to be found
thastate of Delaware, can be seen at 410 King Street. Furniture at aim i any
on htffi4. Repairing promptly attended to.
mlngton>!
price npt
The
MILLER BROTHERS PAINTS !
BENT AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY F:»B MALE ONLY AT
NO. 109 KING STREET.
ALSO ASBESTOS ROOFING. STEAM PICKING, MOIL UK OOVER1NGS,
V AJtNISHES, Ac,
PILBEAM & MORTLOCK.
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