Daily Republican. [volume], April 28, 1880, Image 3

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sold low. Apply to
JOIIS FUN HER,
n '.MIY I.A.NI) AVENUE. City .
ASPLENDHIfH 1LD1NO
ijrojmo et. Oo MHlpInaaclstoll
leetlrual. 176 ie«t deep: curbed
noiii. and trees set oat; com
esttnslv# view ol tbe Doi&wsre
g. the city. Terms very easy sad very
Mamet ami Water au.
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llUhbE
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414-lw
sail
■hLK-KaUK t'H A.NCE—STOOK
|y< fixtures ol a Urpt class livery stable,
l-rntldns lor forty-five horses. Tweu
Iperoanent boirders. Howl hack trade.
[Vdifher business.
LdriiN. Muoeath St., Phlla., Fu.
I sale,-A PRETTY PLACE AT
J'«D Hill. nt*r Rising Pun : In good
''"''"Tkaldaco.,
yyjMH 7th und Mairket.
IfiLY-A FRAME HOUSE M2
lUbut "reel; wilt be sold low and
icfommodaun*. Inquire at <17 Ka«t
liINt. 442-Utt
SALl SIX •'«) ACJtES OF IIKAVY
li*Mk ; 5 miles from tuib' olty.
i;r!j to EVANS FENNINaTON,
J. 6E. 8th rt.
[sale-A 1x07 46^x100 FEET ON
iirhifietoa street between Third and
[urtflU. FKAZEK A CO.
HJ'i Market Blreot.
SALK—A GOOD F1VK ROOM
:■« bine. In S^rnh Wilmington. Not
»e; wanted. ALos lot ol good sas''
ilt'jalrool J. K. BABOtMIK,
N, K. coruoi ol 2nd and King.
HOK SALE OHLAF. APPLY
Met it.
4-2*..*t*
MLE.-A DESIRABLE BUILD
lioi near tbe N. Ii
. Second and
"Hi. Inquire Oil Orange st.4-27-&(
ALfc-ATKA8rBfi MX S STABLE
it**, rt. above Fourth, bay mare 13
4-27-itt
ft mx years old.
ft mx years
FOR KENT.
RKW-AT A VERY LOW PRIOR
application b« mad® at once, the two
won VinBuren st. above flth; bav
Ipcrcii, largo front and side yards; 11
t s-mi oold water ; beater in cellar;
%lyt» HAUL AN (MUSE,
Front and Tutna'I.
■
lOf.-THE LARUK, WELL
nt9ihfiuse. 608 W. 10th st, formerly
dty J. P. Wells; will l»e put In good
w reDted low forth© balance ol the
HEALI) & CO.,
* 7tli and Market.
;ra.VT.~fHK TWO OFFICFB s.
'■w'.aiMd Shipley «*8., lately (K*nu
J H. Fraser A Co., aa law and real
J'i-. DR. II. OAKKKTr,
a 229 Shipley ft.
WT.-EMHT ROjM HOUSE
iwita'eUQd Soo ! t bih., near the alty
k«Harden and splomlld summer re*
Wipt;month trom good tenant,
. M1LS.T1LHH V1AN,
No. 14 Wawaset Ft.
Of
old
a
ed
was
The
ber
and
and
it
' M.-A FURNISHED HOUSE,
1 1 in Brandywine lid., two miles
« A poly to
HHS. JOSEPH!
NE HUNTER,
Cherry Hill, Md.
• i
hWT.-A FUUN1B1IEU Nl.NE
P -V'llera houae In splendid loca
PJ^ra: Wiper month. H. O.J.,
4*83*6
HOT-STABLE W'TH TWELVE
f yard, shedding ond office,
Cl'**', * r lumber yard, at 16th and
l to HENRY DAN BY,
^09 Shipley Htreet
| K ?M BAi,E!ttKNT °F STORE
l«feet: suitable lor
JJff'top* Inquire
^ ■ BUSH, French st. wharf.
Of
stoky bki ° k
ftoh r i ,trB01 - contains nlue
WJW THOMAS JOHNSON,
L . _ Ni ) .6^ wcHt Thlni etrost.
WANITKB.
Rr® AN EXFEl.lLNUEIJ
WIU! hfS'Uiaher.
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to'"* SHOEff.
BARBErr A SON,
-- Newport, Del.
tbe
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_time
l ":i"««n D m f l (,K A * AN LO- the
.MdraaS # HOLL1NGS to
[ "'Ship.,, #t , or * rollings vlng
Nsrr®--4-37-at* _ on
hlkn , NTfD --nr PRIVATE thus
Mt ' J01 6i gouts. Address 108 an
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r , '<itsn^ Tlil, .-THKEE ME- will
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tS'in^rSPo 1 ' BGABD AND
m 1 «nch st. 4-S1M3G
f[ltl*tt WAt| TED AT 806 8HIP
4 311m
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Ap
betKBisu.
sal
fully
dry
red
>8 —
THEIR pianos
rf.tiir'ni.t'H'James sheho, it
' All * | 'i M n o.*il!?
"iMTlSlj
7U KING ST.
I} 412-2W*
'it'teANT
ROOMS FOR
,th '1- 4 3*Ot*
Vile IUn •liver.
'
The cue of Mary 8. Oliver against
Simon Cameron, for breach of promise
to marry, In whieh a verdlot for the do
fendaut aae returned a year age, vaa
taken np in the Supreme Court of the
Olatiiot Columbia in general term on
Monday, on tha appeal of the plaintiff.
Messrs. Peter and Darnellle appeared
for the plaintiff,who with her Kentucky
lawysr.Mr. Torey.was absent, and den.
Bntler and Messrs. Cook, Cole and Rid
die for the defendant. The plaintiff
had leavoto prosecute her ipptal with
out printing tbereoord.but at the open
ing Col. Cook handed a printed eopy te
each of the three dodges and the oppos
lng counsel. The principal exceptions
on whioh the case was appealed were
the admission of the testimony ol Mr.
Riddle, who was Mrs. Oliver's council
before she brought the snit and whose
evidence completely broke down her
case ; the admission in evidence of the
receipts given by Mrs. Oliver for the
Bouev paid to her by Senator Cameron
in fall Satisfaction of all demands, and
the charge of Judge Cartter that If the
jury believed she bad testified falsely in
one instance they should disbelieve her
whole evidence. Mr. Peter opened the
case for the widow with a brief argn
men', during which hssurprised every
H)Ue and especially Mr. Riddle by read
ing from a lecture which be delirered
l»for« the law department of Howard
University when a professor there in
1873, eutitled 'J.a« Students and law
yers," and had presented to the liar
Association library. In this he states
that "the lawyer hears histories and
chronicle* of the innev lives cf men and
women, ejpecially women, and the con
fessiwnsl itself should nr»t be more
redthau tbenarratives eoedded to him.'
Colonel (took followed, holding that the
exceptions taken were fatally defective
1 j that they failed to set forth what the
testimony really was, it being all as
sumed and nothing before this court to
show what it was, He defended Mr.
Riddle's course on the ground that he
was not Mrs. Oliver's attorney when
the revelations were made to him that
hs testified to. Mr. Darneille followed,
closing the case, which was then sab
milted to Ilia court.
tin. Pram li ■ 4 awUldaie.
Spoola.l to lb« Now York Tinios.
Washisows, April 2ii.—Bebator Lo
gan returned to Washington to-day.
He was at once besieged by Senators
who were anxiens to hear from him th*
real conditica of affairs in Illinois.
Oeu. ieigau wss nearly all the afternoon
tho centre of an interested group in the
eloak-remns, who were eager ia their
inijuiries about Grant. Gen. Logan
raid that Grant talked very freely to
him npon general topics bat that peli.
tios wore ignored by both ol them. Gen.
Grant had said nothing to him about
his candidacy, "but," said Gen. Logan
to one questioner, "you may rest as
surod of one thing—Gen. Grant will
not withdraw, under any oirenmstaa
ces." . One questioner in the group a
bout Gen. Logan, asked: "It has been
repeatedly said, General, that Grant
would withdraw after the first ballot in
case he does not receive enongh votes
to Dominate him. in other worda, he
will not be a candidate if there is any
thing like a dote ooutest. Ia this true?*'
Gen. Logan's reply to this was very
emphatic. He said: "Goa Grant is in
tho hands of his frienus, and they will
not withdraw him until he is beaten,
no matter bow many ballots are taken.
That is the whole case,
emphatic statement of the Illinois Sena
tor wa, a surprise to many who bad
an idea that Geu. Grant would not be a
condidate in case there was anything
like a general contest. Indeed, this
has been a very general opinion among
politicians here of both parties. This
statement is taken by,the Biaino peo
ple to mean that Grant's Iriends are
henceforth to be aggressive, and that
they intend to oocupy a footing of fight
ing equality with the other contestants.
This very
A
Nelebary'e Treabaduara.
This brilliant com dy company will
perform in the Opera Hons here to-night
Of the performance the N. V. Krening
Mail says:
"Some women are snoh adepts in the
art of dressing that, os a French took
serves an excellent meal oat ot odds
and ends, they can bo use and embel
lish old materials to create a new and
charming costume, and a clever racon
teur will get more entertainment for his
hearers from a familiar anecdote than
another might obtain from the newest
and most humorous story. Saisbnry's
Tronbadours have the nack of using
old matter in "the newest kind of
ways" and with immense efi'eot, as was
shown last evening by the constant and
hearty laughter and tho spontaneous
and earnest applause which greeted
their first performance on their second
appearanoe in the city. Th* andiqnoe
filled Haverly's Theatre and critical as
a large portion *f it was; the aotors lack
ed nothing cf the approbation which
was due them for their efforts t* amuse.
The oeoseleus rattle of fan and th*
wealth of absurdity which crowds the
piece, from a lively setting for a num
ber of "speciality" inoidonts.
Sslsbury's Troubadours are always
popular, because they afford lots of fan
and nonsense of the meet inneesut kind
and "The Brook," will oertainly be as
great a favorite with the publio as when
it was seen, heard and langhed at be
fore."
to
■evenly three Mile* eo Hear.
The Daw locomotive reoantly ballt by
tbe Baldwin works for the Readiug
railroad company made a formal trip
from Philadelphia to Jersey City and
back, with a train of oars, last week,
successfully made the running
ninty minutes each way. Bat
the engine was sent back to the faetory
to h&7e B0m8 repair8 " ad l *° 'I 1 ,® d . ri '
vlng w heela, to prevent their slipping
on the rails. The maximnm speed
thus far has been seventy three miles
an hour, whereas the contract oalla for
seventy-five miles, whioh it is expected
will be attained when the difficulties
mentioned are overeome. This pioneer
engine is expeoted to beoome the type
of the future American locomotive.
SIX
( lcopetra-e Needle.
In the Cabinet meeting yesterday, a
communication was read from oar Con
sal at Alexandria, Bgypt, saying that
Cleopatra's Needle had been snoeeea
fully launched and taken aroand to tbe
dry dook, whenoe it would be transfer
red to tbe vessel in which it is t* be
brought tp the United States. As two
Bgyptian vessels oooupied the wherf,
wis expeoted some time would elapse
before the Needle oould be started on
out dei/aw AM; cur letter.
The Kite of ('4aa ratal taa-Uenecri
do- -Traele the Caaal-Eailread
vaa HHeh—heau—A new Departnre.
the Special Uo.-rupondene* of Uie Republican.
on IiauwAai: Cirr, Del., April 26, '80.
Yesterday, at the Kplaoopa! Choral,
Bishop Lee administered the rite ef
confirmation to live persons: Miss
Lonlsa Rloe, Miss Alioe Phillips,—
Rid- daughter of the Pastor—Mr. Gill, an
elderly gentleman, tome sixty years of
age; Hr. Uliltr »r.d his daughter JtUa.
The oeremonles attending the condr
te mation were not only of a very solemn
nature, bnt very interesting. Although
it is looked upon as merely an external
observance, the candidates virtually
and in fact ooaseerate themselves to
the work of the master,
A recherche affair will come off at
Alexander's Hall on Thursday evening
the 6th of May. On that evening the
oolored people connected with St.
Peter's M. K. Church will give a con
oert and exhibition which will surpass
anything of the kind that ever toek
in place in our town. They have arranged
ijuite a lengthy programme. Mot the
least interesting part of the entertain
meet will be the refreshments which
will be served during tbe evening.
Our mule teams and tugs are taxed
to their utmost capacity in towing
through the canal an unusually large
number of vessels, barges, and rafts.
The lumber of which the rafts are made
up ia the llnest I think I ever saw;
very many of the vessels also are laden
with lumber, principally white and
yellow pine. Home few of the various
vessels carry only oyeter she.'a con
leogth. Owners of vacant houses, too,
Is
efc,
Wo
signed to Foasylvania parties, who
turn them into lime.
There beams to bs a hitch somewlisre
a bo ut operating onp Railroad, and
those who a few weeks ago were jubi
lant over the prospect of its soon being
pnt in operation go about with their
faces drawn out in an indescribable
Th
are not in near as good spirit as they
were, and rather than see their house's
remain idle are williug to take consid
ably less rent for them; but the great
sticking poin is: where are tbe tenants
te come from when such a dullness
and want of enterprise permeate almost
the entire commerce.
Our genial and jovial friend's
Amour, who keeps a]tirst class restaur
aut on Clinton street, has taken a aew
departure, and tells the people—ou bit
bulletin board, chalked in bis most
atlis'.ic style be has for sale Ho-Mhld
Pies.
Are
Mlnlag Tialalag Mlv Alalanta.
A despatch to th«London - Tiines'from
I'ortauionth gays: "No news has b«en
received In reference to the missing
training ship Atalanta, and even those
who have hitherto been most sanguine
are begining to lose heart. The Chan
nel squadron is now on its way to Ban
try Bay, its searches at the Azores
having evidently proved fruitless. The
ships are expected to arrive in the bay
abont the fitk of May, were, poesibly,
farther orders may await Admiral
Hood. The only hope ns to the safety
of the Atalanta consists in the desper
ate suppositieu that she may hare been
driven far te the north, aid the public
will not rest satisfied until an exami
nation of the coasts »f Greenland and
Iceland has been made."
I-atewt
All
Hnlxbte Templar RMcpMta.
To-morrow evening St. Paul's Com
■andry, No. 3, K. T., oolored will give
its Drat reception in the Institute Ball.
The exeroiaes will consist ef a concert,
drill and marok. Harmony Grand
Lodge, of the State ef Delaware, and
tbe Grand Kncampment, Masonic
Knights Templar, and the subordinate
esmraandries ef Philadelphia bave*e«n
invited. The Mt. Ternon Cornet Band
has been engaged for the occasion.
POLITICAL i'ARMi
T
O THE Vt/TEKB OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY!
FOB SHEK1FF—PHILIP B. CLABK,
NSW CASTLK HCNDIUSD,
Sebjoct o tho decision ol tho Boimbilcas
119-11
party ol New Castle county. 1%80
UR SHERIFF.
F
To thh Ketublican Votbrs or New Oab
FL* COf »TV—UJ JIKTLRMBN .* 1 again Oft Or
myself an a candidale lur ftherltt ol Nov/ Uaa
tlo county, subject to the decision of the Re
publican party. 1 promise my support to the
auooesslul nominee. Thankful for post favor
I Remain Koapectmlly yours,
James martin.
•i 0 d-wtf
T O THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
FOR SHERIFF—FRANCHS H. LAW.
or ciiiiiSTiANA nuaroRKD.
Subject to the declBion ot the Republican
party ol New Castle countj 1860. 8-ll lmd *
O THE VOTERS OF MEW CASTLE
COUNTY!
T
Ornti.kmjsn I again offer mvseir as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff, suhieot
to tbe decision ol the Republican nomination,
and solicit the support of inv friends.
williamT h. pierce,
Wilmington Hundi*
A
2-27-tJ_
R SHERIFF
F°
The undersigned offers himself as a oandl
date© lor the Republican nomination lor
Sheriff ef New Castle County, and while so
liciting the votes of his fellow cltlaons lor the
office, pledges himself to support the nominee
whoever he may be. S. H. CHC >ATE,
Whit© Clav Creek Hundrv«l.
(JAw-tf
U SHERIFF.
P°
TTie undersigned offars himself as a ©and i
date for the Republican nomination foi
Sheriff of New Cattle county, and while eo
lfelting the votes ol his fellow cltJaens lor the
office pledgee himself to cordially support "
nominee whoever he may be.
M. H. PAXSON,
Pencttoer Hundred
lng
the
3-11-1 wd-Omw
B < HI no N lilt.
F°
The undersigned odors himself os a eandl
date Mr the Republican nomination lorOor*
ner, ol Now Oost.e ooimty. At tbe snow tl m
hat he will be thanktHi to every man lor h
ote, he pledge* himself to snopiet the s u
eeatnl nominee. 3 17-d w WM. H1UKE Y
OKKOli, SZGDfi,
HENDERSON'S BEST
Golden Wax Bean, (New.)
, (Black Seed,)
Wax, (White
Vermu Wax
Seed.)
EARLY VALENTINE, EARLY YELLOW
SIX WEEKS, PREMIUM FLAT DUTCH
CABBAGE, (Very euperlor.) PREMIUM
HEAD, DRUM HEAD SAVOY, AND ALL
EARLY VARIETIES, EARLY NAK KA
GAN SETT CORN, CROSBY'S EXTRA
EARLY, EARLY ADAMS, DARLING
EARLY, EARLY EGYPTIAN, (New.)
STOWELL'S EVERGREEN, MAMMOTH
SUGAR, TRIUMPH, (Extra Choice.)
And a full line of all
Reraum
A
suit
r
i
HEN PERSON-SCREED,
FOB SALE AT
Crippen's
Seed and Tea Store,
NO. 3 WBW THIRD STREET.
MT OOUM.
ef
Miss
an
of
to
at
the
St.
RUSSELL & SPENCER,
NO. 306 MARKET ST.»
SILKSI
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Dress and Trimming Silks
-AU5.0
UROCAbE AND BANAUE
DRESS GOODS
Is now very complete and are hein* sold at
prices which cannot tall to be appro
elated by the ladles of this city.
Black
efc, 7t, S5, V0, 11.00, 11.16, $1.76, $2.37>£ f $140
and $1.76 per yard.
Wo w old Invito rfpeoiil attention lo the
three grades at $1.00. tl ltand t'1.26.
Th cs# Silks *r« of \ho celebrated 1JK A /IN
rnanu acture, »mt have a reputation lor
OULOK, WEAK AND REAL MEKJT,
which is uncfiualed by any house in the
WulCLIf.
SUMMER SILKS!
Check, Strips and Jasper
At 46,62% and 76 cents.
OIIH STniPED AWD CHECK
SICK at 49 cent*
Are bettw value than any yet ottered to this
market lor 60o.
BROCADE AND DAMABNS
For Trimming in tbe
I-atewt ui aiast Desirable Kffcctes
All goods at one price and that tbe lowest
RUSSELL & SPENCER,
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
FLOUR.
jjVAUfi DOWN I
jjVAUfi
Choice Kentucky, Extra
Family Flour,
a*
At
$7.80 PER BlRREL.
Sf\GLE EXTRA, |6,0fi,
Half, quarter
one-eighth of a barrel at
same rakes. GIVE LS A TRIAL.
W. N. CHANDLER.
ta. 611 Market Street.
Half way bet. 6th and 7th.
l.OUR.
P
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
AND OTHER
FANCY BRANDS.
«"AT I.OWE'T MABKEr KATFS'fi®
W.UIKKV Crni.lITT,
B. E. COKNEB
4 7-3W
Eighth atui Shipley Sts.
ting
have
up
ail
sloe*
DRUOOINt'M.
ANTI-MOTH PAPER.
CHEAP, CLEAN, PR AG RAMI
HEALTHFUL.
low sheets placed among WOOLENS
FEATHERS positively protects
them agtUnt the ravages of moths.
CYiiimphois
Persia m liisrcl Powder,
NleniwonbN hoach Paste,
Insect Powder Gnns, Ae.
Gum
me
stock
dent
Z. JAMES BELT.
FAMILY DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AMD MARKET STS.
A ttention.— ah poreona t«nu
imre Drugs or Chem'oals, or wish
their iHoseriptlens or private rooelpt
eareAilly ootnpennded ol pan materials,
should go to the d rug store ol
H, B. BKINGHUHST,
No. M; Market street,
Wilmington, Del
6*10 tl
N.
elated
PEN 13143 1
to
MRS. WENTZ
Having moved iron* 7U Market st., tober
new store,
30. 606 KIS6 STREET,
Is now ready lo odor her Irlendn and the
pabho the latest style, ot
Takes
MILLINERY GOODS.
fine aefwtmoptof Fancy NoHona.4-18 2m
fUSNDlNAND BIBHOF.
SO. 714 MARKET STREET.
Opened at the above plaae,
ON MONDAY APRIL 13 1880,
nroved
making
full line of Optical Instruments. Glasses to
an ey<*H. Dojior'o presortpWons will bs
with c»re. 4-l4-4m
■jyjlbh I* PRIOR,
FA£HIhKADU ntfliss andOLUAlt
MAKING,
NO. 130 ORANGE STREET.
RV-OntUngand llttlnga s|<ecl»lty.
TlekMe sale.—On Metu» day. May
»tn, BUI and *3ag. Send In
rear Met* ef twelUnss, Ula ani
arm*. 4 34-3* 11-6-f fi J.T. UEAt.f*,
na<k
CUTHIie.
jiNEW DRESS GOODS.
GK'AND depot.
13 strict, Philadelphia.
Splendid new style* *" •P* n *d « ®od
ear. and no. r.mjgrte, *tYLES
Imperial Heine. 'J*'
NEW STYLtM „ u .
Mixed Twilled Helices, a. *
NEW STYLES
Armare Suitings, J litre.'
NtW H1YLE8
Half Wool Plain Helae, 14c.
NEW STYLES
Mohnlr Lustres, ltc.
. „ NEW STYLES
Eoglldi Mohair Melange, 18c.
NEW STYLES
English Chevron., lie.
NEW STYLES
English Fancies, use.
NEW STYLES
Pin-Striped Lustres. Me.
W STYLES
Double-width Momle-Cloth, ate.
NEW STYLES
Fancy Armuree, Me.
NEW STYLks
611k Check Fancies,25c.
MEW STYLES
English Suiting oveltlei'. Sic.
NEW STYLES
GoIobm* Oash mere. ZV/,c.
NEW STYLES
Polka Dot Sailnes. ZV/,c.
NEW STYLES
Silk Mixed Novelties
NEW STYLES *
.30-tn< a .h J'ebbln < Jloth, tOc.
NEW STYLES
IY)«ming Novelties, aic. to 75e.
The people will had our assortment hartf
fiurpues. we have all the grades 01 desirable
1 ires8 Good?, trow medium up to tLe v t ry
tinesc Imported.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
CiHAND DEPOT. - 13th ST.
PHUADELPHU,
FINE ART IN HOSIERY
FOR LADIES.
HoRlcry JOHN WANAMAKK.X calls at
Hoslery tent on to the marvelous products of
Hosiery £n^ll.sh skill now beintt opened at
Hosiery our Honiory counters.
Hosiery, Six now styles ol Ladles' Lisle
Hosiery Hosiery, irom 1. H. K. MOBLEY,
Hosiery LONDON .have just been added to
stock. Ladies on the lookoui
Hosiery
Hosiery for someth ink new In Hosiery will
Hosiery be leased with 4het?o. Btaitfeabe*
Hoolciy lix v*ry original and very liana
Hoaiery some, the prices are very moderate,
Hosiery From WAHD.SnjRT&^HARF,
Iioelery Helper, England, we open a very
Ho«ie*y lnrKo Invoice oi Spun Silk Plain,
Hosiery Spun Silk Open-worked and Spun
Hosiery Silk Embroidered Ladies' H«j«e.
Hosiery The colorings are all In the fashlona
Hoslery ble fancleo of the day. Taey weTe
Hosiery much appreciated on Saturday, and
Hosiery a large lot of them were sold. A
Hosiery vory handsome lot of Black Spun
Hosiery Hosiery caino at the same t 1 me.
Hosiery From (JEOKGE BKETTLE A
Hosiery OO., Lor-Ion, comes our new'open
Hosiery work, in most exquisite designs. In
Hosiery bright, pure silk. *4 e show 20
Hosltry In the^e woods, being the most com
Hosiery prehenslve Nne ol colors ever shown
Hosiery in this country.
Hosiery An extra heavy, pure Black Silk
Hosiery Hose, lrem this house at $5 per pair,
Hosiery Is very popular with our customers.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT, - 13th ST. |
PHILADELPHIA.
4-10
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MAMMOTH SALE!!
$oC,000 WORTH
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i-FSING AND SUMMER
410
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wait prices as fh»llin,«ire4mmellate sitlv.
CLOTHING
SATURDAY. APRL 24.
WILL BE C9MM2NOKLI Al'
Nathan Lie be rman's Store
S. E. CORNER
5TH AND MARKET.
GRAND CLOTHING SALE.
This if the Etatement^of my care: Antic pa-1
ting an unusually brisk trade this season 1 I
have again enlarged my establishment and I
iiiVOJteet $60,000 in Ready-made Oloihlng oi I
every description.suitable ferali classes made |
up with the utmost care; hence I have deter-1
mined at nil hasnrdi to make a clean sweep ot I
ail this clothing. I offer them my entire!
sloe* AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. I
FURNISHING GOODS.
YfiUTHS', HOY'S DD <IIiL>
DKEAi'a UfiPAKlHEhT.
Thl8 Department has been a specialty with
me this seafon. Having laid tn a large!
stock of goods in this department 1 mel confl-1
dent that I can suit tbe most lastldleus. |
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
S. U. CORNER
FIFTH AND MARKET,
N. B.—Mcsara. Geerge Justls, Thomas N
i^ortman and William C. Foreman are omo
elated with this heuse and invito their ftlends
8 17-8m
to oail and see them.
W. H. WRIGHT,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
106 tAIHON ORANGE S.T.
Takes UI- method ot inOormlng the public
that he now has on hand
A LARGE STOCK OF FINE
Carriages and Buggies,
Finished In the niostworkmanHkemanwr
andlnteat styles. Msving enlarged and lm
nroved hts factory giving every, leolllty lor
making to order nwf STYLEOFOARR1 AGE
—ALSO—
Repairing and Repalntlnc
-AT
MWDEBATE PRICE*.
Ap-Call and examine our stock. 4-ll-lm
na<k a; a ay* at *nn»n*and Tar
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JNDEED THEY ARE
GREAT BARGAINS.
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THOSE PA STAIOOSS Every pair ef the Path ef cer
THOSE PAt.'TAIAOSS tain lots that we are>ew Selling
THOSE PAW. VAEOOM8 to move tome large block* of good*,
THOSE PAWT. kXOOWS is worth $5 or SO, though
THOSE PAWTA tOOKS
THOSE PANTAL
ftJOSE PAWTALO
THdsW «*awtaeoo.v<
THOSE PAiTTALOOWc'
THOSE PAWTAiLOONS
We only charge $3.90.
We only charge S3.S0.
We only charge $3.00.
We only charge $8 SO.
We only charge S3.90.
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Wanamaker & Brown,
The People's Popular C^o^hing House,
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARHET,
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PHILADELPHIA.
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UPRIGHT AND CHEST,
ALL ST YLES.
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VIIII OK WITHOUT
ENAMELLED COOLER,
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WOODEN WARE
House and Furnishing
Goods.
IL 5\ PICKELS*
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WILlTIJflTBS, DEI,.
IW-Se ad lor Ptoee llsL
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417-3md
J & J. N. HARMAN, J, k J. N. HARM AN, J. S3. IN. HARMAN,
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FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
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FURNITURE,
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KINO STKEHT, ' 410 KINO STREET,
KIN (1 STREET, 410 KINO STREET,
410 KINO STREET, 410 JUNO
410 KINO STREET, IlCKlNO
W1LMINOTON, DELAWARE.
The Largest and finest assortment of Ready-male Furniture to be frgxod In Wllmln»
ton or the Stato of Delaware, oan be soon at 410 King street. Fornltare at almost wi
price kept on hand. KepairW wmni'Uy attended tS.
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HEPPEY TIIEHATTEK.
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SPRING STYLES-NEW GOODS AR
RIVING DAILY.
'SHNPPEY, THE HATTER,
608 MARKET ST.
•03 MARKET ST.
18-» tu-s-tf Opposite Clayton House,
Fine light weight and skeleton Derby,Nats
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WYATT & CO.,
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ORDER FDR
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602 MARKET STREET.
HIHULES.
Just received by tehoener "A. H. Q.u»nby,"
lot ol A. II. Druse ^ Go's, celebra
ted fco. 1 7X24
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Hart Cypress Shingles.^
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ALSO IN STOCK
PALMETTO COMPANY'S NAME
NIZ* AIR KIND, AND WHITE
PINE SAWED.
A. M. QUINBY & CO.,
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Cor*. Front and Madison st*.
J^AIL AND AWSISII »AHIN0.
B1RNJLE. THE SATE AND AW NINO
maker, ttill at work at thw eld place, No. It
E. Water at , (Barry's uJwk.) Orders by
telephone promptly attended to. 4 88-lOi
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OIIN WILLIE,
SAIL MAKER, F.ot of 40k
Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sails ol all ifsorlptlonaiolso Awnings,V*i>-
arulas. Touts and Covers, made and Mpairmt.
A largo assortment of all the latest s-jl*s *1
striped veods for AwnlDga on hand.
OitDEUS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AIK
TENDED TO.
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L ost.-thb finder of a haie
bracelet with geld clasp, lost la er near
Newport several weeks an. will be saUaMr
rewarded on leaving It at Newport P. O.HFt
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