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Daily Republican.
pi
rCBLiftUEDEVEt' ^ BAY ms
By a BO. W. VKKMOA A
XAltoM mid freprtrterk.
OOKNKK TH1K1) AND AIM** sTKEETF
»tSunday
NTEKED AT 1H.E POM UUlCLA'l
V* ilzulngton, Del., aMe**»nd ola-as mall
£
Matter
l iie circulation oi the Re
publican is steadily climbing
up to seven thousand daily .
Our press rooms are open to
everybody.
I ll l aUDAY AKIIAT 2, Ikkil.
I
WHittt'iiaker.
John Wanamaker knows what he is
about when be advertises. It is said
tlia' during last year bis business
amounted
which one mill!
profo. Out of this sum he spent two
bundled thousand dollars for advertin'
over ten million dollars, of
at least was clear
ing, which amount though immense
was not as large as he spent years ago
before his business was so well estab
hen he was not s
d
lislied a
known as he is now. The family in
this great nation that has not heard of
•John Wanamaker must indeed live in
a lodge in some vast wilderness impel
trable to the tread of civilization and
shutout from the printing press and
new spapers. Mr. Wanamaker is a true
typ* of what every America
mar. should he, hut every businessman
cannot be a John Wanamaker. They
lack just some particular trait of
character, some disposition, something
that none seemed to possess but John
Wanamaker He early in life appre
ciated the benefits of advertising and
away back twenty-live and thirty years
ago, when this great age of advertising
was but iti its infancy, Wanamaker
& Brown's advertisement was even then
more conspicuous than any others that
attracted notice iu the public iw.vspa
pers of the day, and on sign boards,
board fences, barns and trees through
out tbe country. He early found out
the advantages of advertising largely,
and he has unremittingly kept ahead
of all competitors in that line ever
since.
How often, we cannot tell, have we
beard the prediction that Wanamaker
would fail in business, because he threw
away so much money in advertising.
He couldn't stand such a contitiuou H
drain upon liis profits in business and
be successful. Some have even gone so
far as to say that he was demented and
was an advertising monomaniac that
ought to be put in straight jackets ; that
lie Lad to cheat the people to pay his
advertising bills, that his goods were
inferior iu grade, and higher in price,
that, in short those who dealt largely
with Wanamaker would get their tinkers
burnt. It, need not he told that, all pre.
di tiuns and warnings were buttlieout
croppings of jealousy. While others
were grumbling and grow ling at Wana
maker because he spent so much money
for advertising and compelled others to
spend more iu the same direction he
pursued the even tenor of bis way in a
"shoo fly" independent manner.
Hv
n larging
his business,
Hv
n larging
his business,
vas
spreading the fame of his establishment
far and wide by advancing extra tlions*
ands of dollars in advertising and from
which lie was reaping a rich
He is not crazy, not even slightly de.
mented, but iu his daily bulletins to the
public lie speaks the words of candor*
soberness and truth. Others have
the
and
eward.
learned to advertise more liberally tlieir
busi less but the success of Wanamaker
lias taught them how to do it, yes, and oil,
compelled them to do it. Instead of on
being a crazy man, not knowing how to
A*,
his
take care of his business and his money, I
be k tiuw:
ictly what lie is doing and
putH his money where it does ljiui the
mcht good, instead of imposing upon
'
the public and dealing in inferior goods,
he invites the closest scrutiny and his
goods are proven to he the best the
manufacturers can turnout
He sta
ds
high iu social
ivies, leads ii
religious
and Sunday school
the nomination of Congressman at large
in Pennsylvania who
him. As proof of his indubitable I
energy, business forecast, push and
vim, look at, not his store, but hi H |
vas ull'ered to
grand collection at stores in
: great to
building foiim rly the old Pennsylvania j
Railroad dej»ot at Thirteenth and Mar pie
Who but Wanamaker
k
; trents.
e thought of lurning this I
art. But Ids'
I
o .vile j \\
mil* j
over
pla« •• into a gn a
keel
luisiness perce|#*ion led hii
S. lie iv'.rw that the
calc; .at
lions of visiti
I'hiladelpl ia.
the great i'n
ylvaiiia Railroad
.1
1
rtcolloct Ihw old ill P
Wh.
d
0.1, Wi
inmaker stepited lor
dishea ltei
ward and been
best trade cn.ires ot Rhiladeiphi:
only refer to nil this to sin
business man :
d Ihe key to
e of t In* a
We j o
iiat a liv
strongly J
d ti liberal advertiser
Our laudation not t<
do.
reasoned, will not aftei t Mr.
maker. Flattery losea its force up
him and therefore wi
ly iis a true type of an American mer
chant and business man who appreei'
at-es the intelligent iig** of l»usines-> pro'
gross, tue printing press and the news
paper.
!
iHihisna
i- fr.
j
In tiif. death of George Ihiird and
o 1 aught
Jaine.s K. Siifterly
ileafh level- hit* shaftM with ui cm, :
certainty at the middle aged as
tlin aged. Ail acftH(*Rs, Milages, all n
ditions li**D ng to the white her-** rider ,
of nothing in lib* hut I
Wo arc sum
(l.jijtii.
The I'ennsy!.vania I)c
ickct
In* f
the
decided uj»oi
laid out by the R juildicans tins
It is I to lie rt. Tiiggart of Warren Ouidy 1
for Auditor General and Joseph I'uweiiiil
that
of'Jlradford County, for Unite Trims,
.urer.
The Man Willi Ihe Ladiler.
Tim above In tin- caption of an article
varuing tb e
pi tiie New York Tribune
Democracy again"t the wily trick cf
ilie man with Iho laibler.
It. inters
that tio matter where the Democratic
with the
Convention meets the man
ladder on his back and who crept, in
window' and captured the
lor Governor
through
Worcester nomination
or Massachusetts, is the most to be
feared.
Tbe Convention might be held
Indianapolis without any tear of
McDonald, or
being captured by Mr.
I lend licks ; or in Cincinnati, without
being carried off by .Judge Hoadly,
Ex-Senator
Pendleton
Senator
or
• it might be held in Chi"
Thurman ;
cago without being kidnapped by .John
M. Palmer, or Lyman Trumbull ; or in
Tammany Hall without being gobbled
up by Mr. Tllden or .John lvelly; or
iu Independence Hall, Philadelphia,
without being pocketed by Samuel .J.
Handnll, William A. Wallace or Uov
Pattisou, or if held in Wilming
ton we do not believe
liayard, Henry C. Turner
Cummins
ernor
that Senator
or J ildge
rould make a pocket piece
of it, but if held in either of these
it is in danger of capture by tbe in;
with the ladder.
This
ian, says the Tribune, scales
vimlows in the dead ot
•f Conven
hiid-story
light ; he takes possession
ccupatiou
at the hour of meeting, and the iirst,
tion halls ; he is found i
tiling the party knows lie sails ;
with the nomination under his ;
In so quiet and law abiding a State as
Massachusetts and in tbe very heart of
the commonwealth, ho lias done just
that thing within the pa;
He wanted the nomination for Dover -
nor and he simply got a ladder and
climbed into a third-story window of
the Hall where the convention was to
be held, between the hours of three
and four in the morning, and took it.
He was no*, elected that year, but
the next time he wanted the nomina
tion the party handed it over t » him
without a word, and he is now Dover,
nor of Massachusetts. There is no
doubt whatever that this man is a
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tion for the Presidency and though he
may not he saying much about it now,
he keeps the ladder handy and if the
National Democratic Committee wants
to hold a convention unmolested by
him they had better guard every ap
proach U) the hall several clays before
the convention meets.
It would not be ;uni-s to have the
window-shutters *rou plated, for Butler
means business when he goes for '
nomination. lb*
ladde
making friends at a rapid rate, by
mingling with the people of Massa
chusetts upon every fitting opportuni y,
only turning around suddenly every
minutes to see if anybody i s
vay
years
i
always
carries a
his shoulder and lie has been
gliing at him. In allccting to despise
t he I n
la
y >i
id
this in
forget thal he carries ;
>t
■ci;
ladder and lie
lake
■ill
' 1!
e can
Wherever the convi'n
anytliing by it.
is held, it. sli
against the man
Id be tirinly toriitied
with the ladder, for if
■onId be exceeding!\ painful to see Mr.
i bis Del;
tin
are Iriends,
Bayard ;
•re once made to swall
and gall by voting for
walk
on that
into the front door ol a e<
had already been captured by tiie m;
with lhe ladder.
with lhe ladder.
Our Nufiirttl Ofj I'ark.
A gentleman >n Sunday a
little stroll
up ihe Brandy
tlie after
took
wine about four
ed to
the large numbemf j*eople jiassing up
and down tbe race
solved t«i sit dow
r, and his notice being
attra
i> th(* grove, re.
and count all wdm
d
passed by in tiftee
Am
dilutes.
ingly he took a seat on flic shute at Van
Buren street, and with paper and pen
oil, commenced to count. He counted
on for fifteen minutes and finding tie
occupation pleasant as
eii as amusing
minutes
A*, f lie end of that time lie footed up
his count, ;
ihat in that half h>
counted on tor tiftee
surprised to fiud
r three hundred
I*me up, H
counting l ahics in coaches.
dow n. no
Tliis only included those who passed
p(int.
If all others who visited the grove by
Rodney s
doubt, have been (bmbled. The gentle
man alluded to very sensibly argued
from this,that from YanBurcii street up
railroad is where the city
The
eets had been
ould
d Clayu
nber
tbe
c(>unied,
to the
park should 1
located.
pie a park isi
with
•ended t * benefit
uld
much trouble reach that park
who would never think of going all the
way out to a park at Mt. Salem Church.
*
\\ • heartily agree
and tlu-tigh we ia
the li
h the gentleman,
red the sen
ring of
tously by tie
liich oiler mv
Messrs. R,
d
roft a
•rsiaml Ii is fa,llei
through, we
vhy the park
at. see
•uld not. eider into an
beautiful
a rra
eluent Its v
j o
a natiir.d p i k a nd which
rely
d Du- a public
J pc.rk fer ihe use of ihe • ■/•-ns ut Wil
mdei
d iiiijiroviu.
l'1-l
!
I II K T! '.Ml*
ding the stilb-ning
lins' spinal c(
i: 1i ii
dgcCil
j I Iig a
f .!
sat, (h
gcriDct
ait for a c;u
, . • i. u ■ ■
and he
u-': being
being plejisni
.1
t* d for
•.r. 1 nirih.' thni tini<• s 1 x tramps
c.h a.-king for live
pa
passed a
,
I
Proud. Tin
tn
nf
• it tin* "loaf op
tin
Their
I d
f V' ell* fetid
dili
1
il to all their p 'i
' if li C eefjl 4
t)l(rt tlllich id -a
el it Ii lb
hi cad where y<
Bread
"go and
ect vonr
get yo..;
whisky.
The contractors for building the
new railroad bridge over the Brandy
having trouble with their
wine are
ilrilterH anil quarrymen.
these workmen quit work because the
cent ractors refused to give $1.7fi a ilay
Yestenlay
to drillers and $1 50 a day to quarry
men,hut to-day its said they will return
work at fl.fiO for drillers and $1.25
Our home Brandy
to
for quarry incu.
wine drillers atnl quarrytneu who are
well acquainted with the nature of the
llrandy w ine rock say that the contrae
cannot stand it even at the latter
tors
figures. They pay thei:
cents an inch for every inch drilled.—
drillers two
They can make fair wages at this price
without, working very hard, and the
work done in a day far excells the
amount of labor done by the day.
The Stunning ol Informer Carey.
London, August 1,—James Carey
was shot at 4 o'clock on Sunday after
noon. Tbe steamer Melro>e,
the shooting occurred, arrived at Port
Elizabeth at 2 o'clock on Monday after
noon. These facts seem to show that
(PDonnell was outside of Colonial juris
diction wlie
and must he tried i
The Press Association reports that
O'Donnell, before embarking tor Africa,
boasted that lie had followed Mrs Carey
from Dublin.
Mr. Parnell, speaking in London to
day with reference to tin* shooting of
Carey, said that the Irish should re
joice* that tlie justice denied by the
Government had at last b*
which
lie committed the crime,
England.
accoin*
pushed.
Pout Kuzaukth, August l—The
examination of O'Donnell for the
James Carey was resumed
eldest son of Carey
deposed that his father and O'Donnell
had been on friendly terms throughout
the voyage, and that they had oft n
played cards.
The cas
-
s
der of
I I,.
i enable tin*
call the steward cf fli
as a witness.
iinded
prisoner ti
steamer Mel rot
Mrs. Carey says that there was sin
named Kelly, from Wexford,
's Castle,
I rishm;
on board the steamer Kinf;
and that her husliand was suspicious of
him.
London, Angus 2.—The steamer
Patlian, on which, it is generally stated,
are Michael Kavanugli, Joseph IIan.an,
i'c or Carey, Josepii Smith and six
li eennected with the Irish
arrived at
other
murder conspiracy, has
Adelaide, South Australia.
Nkw York, August 1.-—A party of
men, headed by a band of music,
marched through the streets of Bliss
ville, L. I., at a late hour last night,
and burned an effigy of James Carey,
the in former, which they had carried
with the
throughout the line ol
larch.
Married In the fcurf.
The Philadelphia Times says: The
novel-reader of the period readily can
understand why some young people
seek all sorts of odd places iu which to
get marritd. One ingenious writer of
fiction places his hero and heroine in
an old tower and lets them make love
to their heart's content ; another scat
ters four Romeos among four Juliets
in an uulighted dungeon of a castle in
liile a third casts his most
a raft at
i
a
spam,
in cresting characters upo
sea, that they may lake the hitter
with the sweet of their courtship, with
molest them
that some susceptible lads and
» he sentimental in practice,
-cine to the point of tins para
■eascnahle that Miss
s tio won
no Hint
tier
>t
lasses get
and,
graph, it is
Wiiey and Mr. Barr should havedecid
ed to have their nupital ceremony per
formed iu the surf at Ocean City
lovers, both of whom hail from St.
Louis, made up their minds that they
would he married thus, and
lie
would he married thus, and
Thursday they marched into the sea
together, standing in water to the depth
of the bride's shoulders. The bathers
and the bridal party
be
I
had
had Hie beach to themselves.
A few friends stood at t he edg
white sand when the elergymau stepped
tie the knot in
ithdraw
if the
de. The sky vas bright,
as grateful and the waves
were just frisky enough to lend zest to
this undertaking. Indeed, the whole
as pleasant, and nothing
aired it, save when Neptune, seeking
ducked her in as
*\er buffeted a
'erhaps the bride shed a
tear at tbe thought that she never
sibling-dress
ostow aw ay iu camphor, but, if so, tbe
pearly drop must have been counter
balanced by the laugh that came away
her father's hoots when lie re tier t
uld have no milliner's
the breeze
casion
to kiss toe bride,
bouncing a billow as
aid.
old have a real rich
ed tiiat he
hill
pay.
I*utliug oil nurrlage.
The man who puts otf marriage until
lie tins earned or anjiiired sutlicienf
aintain a style of life that
suggest is
property
pride and worldly ambith
m great danger of missing both happi
ness aud honor in the relation. He is
• the victim of craft and
iikely t" ben
ui the part of thotte who court
his money and position rather than
himself.
'I'here is nothing so contemptible nor
more dangerous than imitations and
•ns ot foods or medicines,
The Liebig Go's celebrated Coca Beet
Tonic has been im.tated by unscrupu
lous druggists. Take none but the
genuine. Invaluable in lost appetite,
debility, failing eyesight and bilious
III It ei;
i ut li In Tongue.
Mr. Slocum's little son, living on Van
*ar Chestnut,received a
ere fall yesterday morning, cutting
gue ii* al ly in half. Dr. Kbberts
ih'd in and sewed the parts to
hi*
HaNliliiic Maciilne,
•xliihition at J. C. Johusi
A rirnf Cl a
&
Market s
Son's,
M
ITUiNI ! A lilt
FURNISHING UN
Ir.Rl Ah '..!•
WO. 4ii l MIND MTUr.l l
Wn.Miworon.
Thomas Mitcmkll,
ir.8 W. Sevan'di
JOMKJMl E • .*
412 Kin* ttrrt
H. MAI UN.
•J.
(•TKKJI-lilMG K
AND EMBALMEB.
!!(' k LI ,
NO. NmPI KY frXKEfc'l
flrr-NIGH7'C ALl*
(^IMON GUJXIKIL.
GEN'L FI' •'. N H4H UN 11 I iu DER I AR Fi
WO. AHA KANT fcl^YKJNTH s*'f..
op
ti . Rklawarb
Wilkisir
««« than ein ».i
'FiKJYlS—25 j.* *•
w
ill III N.
.•d. 7.' per ipoir
I in bloel - a ml dells
cut and pli\ $17*'. By the loud,oak and
split, $1.40. Delivered to
parts of the ell v w hen ordered by telephi
<.r otherwise from ENNIS' Wood Yard. 4th
aiil-linot
all
due, e
st re*:
h.irf.
—
UW'hNH II AND HOUSEHOLD (lOOI)B
O also, clothing bought and sold, by R. P,
LEY ER11»(1E No. 40S W. Front, st. jytt*oo
*S XCUK8ION
/^JOULKI
. ,
Ocean Grove, Anbury 1 ark amt
Long Branch,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 23
deas
e go
ing t j and from tbe beautiful seaside resorts
in the hourn the
ourslunists willlbave to «|>on<l lu night 'Seeing
and bathing, with an opportunity of vislling
tiie cam ^-meeting that will be going on at
tiiat time.
Mo change of cars. Seats nil numbered.
Excursionists will leave the 1*., W. \ B
depot at 0 a. in., sharp. K darning. leave
Ocean Grove »• t 7 30 p. in., allowing ti>a hours
at Ocean Grove.
All attention and care given to insure i
e and comfort to the Excursionists whil
that can he visited
ga no
1.(10
Whole Ticket*,
IK nil Tick el»,
j^T. FATKIK'li'N EXIT Ilk ION
Atlantic City,
f»-V n i77>
From French street wharf and
Pennsgrove,
THURSDAY, AUG. 30, 0 P. M.
iyl4,2l,28au4,ll,lH.26
H1UD EXCLUSION
—OF—
Hope Lodge, No. 21,1. 0. O. F.
ATLANTIC CITY
T
ON
TO
?
THITLSIIA Y, AUG TNT l(i. 1NHU,
Via. Pennsirrnve Koute. Adult?' tlekeis
fl.aS; children, 66 cent?. Leave French street
wliarf at 0/2U u. in., sharp.
).v7,14,21,'2rt
MILLS tAK lUNION f OH PM
70
T > PHILADELPHIA AND KETUKN,
Deduction of fare to Chester, Hook and Phi)
ado I phis.
l tie swttl,favorite ami
commodious steamer.
"S. M. i'EtlOV „.i
leaves vVmuingtou at igiBLrefh -a -
tt.3ou.in.uiid 12.46noon. 'TOWNtf&fo
k< turniim. lea v
'liostnut street wnarf at 9.16 u. in. siul 4 p.u
Fare tv Chester or Boos, lu cents; excur&io
tickets, 16 ee ts. To Philadelphia, 16 cent*
EX Cl KS1UN BY ST* AM
HGAT AND KETCKN BY KAIL. Ticket,
will lie sold
p. W. .x H. li. K.
if'
•urMoii, 25c.
tiie boot good to return by tla
r.rairi
aocomtuodation t
Iv, from Philadelphia, 75 cents: Linwoix
; Chester, 40 cent*
-i H. iiUDDELL.
Superintendent w II ml nut'm Steam bout (h
uiltt tf
Marcus Hook,) 50 ••
O N AND AiHEh SATl KDAY, MAY H
Two trips to Philadelphia daily.
'oftiUiOand reduction of ltatos*®*
6.0 CliU
STEAMER WILMINGTON,
For Philadelphia, call
Marcus liuok
and Chester, leaves
Wilmington d a 1 i y
from Fourth
at 0.40 a.
Philadelphia at 9.:
oud wharf below ('licduut street. Boat cri
chartered for moonlight excundi
Freight received all May at philadel
Phila lelphiu, 15c.; exeunt ex
l«R
• inolieitu),
st. wharf
i. und 12.3u p.
; returning leave
. m. 4.15 m.,from a«<
rates.
,)hia. Faru
tickets. 26c.; to Intermediate points, loc.: ex
curtdon tickets. 15. mr!7-tf
! FUll GAPE MAY.
t. STEAM KB—
H
SUSIE A. Met'ALL
Will connect diillv with the
STEAMER KEIM BLK' for
('APE MAY
#L.0O; Sundays: 75 cents,
leave Winutnkton for Peinisgrovo h u.
"prove 0 n.
JS
Table—Will
i
miiieet daily (e
\icpt Wednesday) with
tr CLY D'E lorCollins'ileath »nd Bom
* 5u cents.
hook. Fi
'APTAIN DENNY.
iyU
P IJ Hi.1C SALK
-or
FRESH COWS. SPRir DEI S AND FA'I
STO< K.
Tbe subscriber will odtr at Public Sale, at
the Oharid's Ford If ul, Del<ware County
Pa., on
THUKSI A Y, AUGUST 10, 1688,
A lot ot fre.'h cows, tpringirs and
a s .i:e invited to_
•;.tvi(as w. house:
. A acts.
a?
fat stock. Ad per
be there.
L W. STIDHAM h. S
F BUI Sl'ilcL* AND
at tiie residence of
>rhcn' sale
I
Fx'irtli street.
No. 410 E.i •
Mr.- Purr
Thur.-duv■. An
iy30-3tf
'clo'ik. p.tu.
DR Att E A. ('«>.. Aiu't8.
I M.LKS COTTAfi h
11"-fitted
Georgia Avenue, 2 (loom from At*
Ian tie Avenue,
Full
view.
8. MKS.Lli.MIL
f lA*e»ls Cottage, Atlantic
je&dm
N
eratc. Di
LEK. former I,\
City, N..I. P. U. B
KADIOKI) HOUSE.
B
MRS. E. PRIESTLEY, PROPRlETKL SS
on the Beach. Third house at
Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY, K. J.
•#-First-class hMir.l at reasonalde jirices.-tr®
Special arrangements mad® with mdg**
m«l societies. B»ithlng suits hired. P ' i
Hi-x 415. ap20-4ir
: Georg U
EKI.AHOEl* 6 IMl'HOVBl
ihh:;.
ESTAtM.jHHKM
11*75.
City by flie Ocean drove, N. J.
Sheldon House.
ttu
1 winter hotel
•c.-t (aecoimnodation MM'),leading
Ash
•«tur. hot ami cold i
heat
• La
And ...
i'ark.
1 all
hic.li.-; Htei
.•nts, Perfact drainage. No
i erms
■derate.
malaria or
•NlUltOl'8.
Gfl.N AM. THE YEAR.
WELCOME E. SHELDON
'
-SOLE OWNER AND MANAGER.
iny23-tt
x>
uird" e
ts
a,
fll.onfi |(eward !
Will he paid to any Chemist who will find.
Analysts of loo hottlcs H. S. S.. one parti
ury. Iodide Potassium,
any
cle of M
mineral suhstane*.
i hf swirr speuii ic co
Pn-nrieters. Atlanta. Ga.
f Small fllWi
I urge Nlrr,
BY AI f* DlirOOIMk.
H l.oo
1.7ft
Price
J RUCK h PAT'ENT EXCELSIOR I LAS
I*n|ut is the cheapest and most
he used. V perfect
any
1
> t|e, It
duralde paint that ei
• for dump brick w
Its. Will
further dee >y.
tested right here In Wilmington for 6 years
l.y the leading pniperty owners and bnllders.
so u a re feet put on within the
6 weeks Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Leaky roots made water tight or no charge.
All orders promptly attended to. Pools cx
tnlncd jind estimates cheerfully mad . Call
n or address P. E. BKUC'E, 210 Poplar st.
iy31-0t
Tactically
lie surface fro
(»ver I'M).
i ■
A 7TF.NriON.-ALL PERSONS DE
siring pure Drugs ort'hemleals.or wisli
lug their presetIpttonr or private receipts
carefully oompounde 1 with jiure materials
should go to the drug soore of
H. H. BK1NGHURST,
317 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
>>gy
t
L. <§.
Wi i
RBI
u.s.
MAIL.
V X JE jmrpose making it as safe 1
V* and pleasant, and in every A
way a* satisfactory to shop liy mail -
as in person at our counters.
E take all possible care to avoid
errors, and when any occur they
are corrected at once.
XI 7E are always willing to exchange goods
* * which do not please after being received,
\l 4 ii provided, they are returned to us in perfect
condition and within reasonable time.
Samples of Dry Goods of all kinds
the most expensive, sent free of
charge on application.
VERY lady who shops by mail should send
for a specimen copy of oar
Fashion Quarterly.
t:
W
$1
UJ
f
Q
i
tf
0
Q
even
E
a
A.
S trawbridgc £ Clothier,
ILi^htli & Market Sts.,
Philadelphia.
•V
i
u.s.
r
f
M.t
Tua
□IL BTD¥EB!
An Oil Stove tlmt is perfectly made,easily managed, safe and free
from odor, is a convenience once enjoyed no family would he witli
The Florence Oil Stove Inis been awarded more medals of su
periority than any other in the mari.et, and is undoubtedly the best,
The Nickel Plate, with extension top,having three 7 -inih hoh s,every
of which will operate the oven and boil water quickly is the
out.
one
host medium priced oil stove.
[^"Orders by mail receive attention at onee. a j£|
HENRY F. PICKELS,
7 AND 9 EAST FOURTH STREET.
STOVES—Stoves & House-Furnishing Goods—STOVES
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL CO
PRINCIPAL l^FFK'K N. E. ('OH. SECOND AND K1N«) STS; 1(7E HOUSE AND
COAL YARD OVER THIRD STKE171' BRIDGE.
BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT, Fourth and Poplar streets, and No. 209 W. Eighth street
PRICE OF EASTERN ICE:
s daily
s4 cents i»er week
. .11.06 " "
;k | ltt pound
6 pou dully ..
49 0
8 per
fttt
it
TS. 100 POUNDS.
30 POINDS AND OVER AT THE R A » E
The least neKM* t »/i* incivility on the part of a
once, and it will receive prompt attention.
tiowokCOAL 'em the most popular mines, which
where shoot wagon cun be used.
JACOB PUSEY. President. E. T. WALTON. Teimuror.
at
v ir should i>e made Known at the office at
Wo k'jep constantly on hand a choice hklkc
deliver In cellars free ol charge
Ml I,LEU STKADf.EY, Sec'y.
KMKRPRISK COAL
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, $575.
FREE BURNING COAL $5.00.
LIME,
of
SAM).
WOOD,
flQgpStar Bone rhosphate. cd ^4;
VOSHELL & SOLOMOM
First Wharf Went ol Shipley Street.
i
F URN ITU HP
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
No 410 King Street.
FURNITURE
U
Can now be at our wsreronniM, Hie largeNl and liueitasaortM®®
Furniture to be found In Ihe (4t*t®. We guarani. * to suit ©veryon* I
PRICE, 41/ALITY aud MTYLE. You will Always Hud It to jrour inlero
to call and nee u« before purchasing elwew here.
J.
COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL CO
OFF1CK, 4(13 KING STREET.
orFit'E, in: am> « «ai. yahi>, «vi:h m a km At nt. bmiiiki
PK1CKS or KASTKKM ICE:
per week i ltt pounds dally.
all
No
.. ,'04 cents per week
.. 9H " "
..$1.05 " "
per l'HJ pounds. Ico by the ton at ton rates, loe delivered
Y our l ntroiiHve solicited. We will do our bast to pleam. my
6 pounds dally. .49 o
12
2f J «i id; ttic
nil Jl.ltMftltt ;
ut
11 I.
DEimm STEM* MARBLE ii MITE WORKS,
ALl, KINDS OF WOUK DONE IN M A HULK, SANDSTONE
AND UKAN1TE. LOWEST I'KICES. LARGEST STOCK.
DAVIDSON & BROTHER
FIFTH AND KING STREETS.
iyl1-0ni
Waiiu.N i\ si i okti.i im; i:*n
Aeiideuiy for Youua: Mi
Moilia, Pennii.. 12 mile? from Philadelphia.
School year opens Sept. 12. Fixed price cov
ers every expense, even hooks, etc. No extra
:s\ No incidental
for admissioi
S
and Hoys,
•hi
ex
hirteen expert
•li and all uradnates,
-ial opportunities tor apt studmts toad
vaneerapldlv. Special drill forduUaiidback
ward l-oys Patrons or students may
dies or choose the regular English,
Seientllic. Busineps.Ulassiealort Ivil EitKine
ering C.'ourso. Students fitted ut Media, Acad
In Harvard. Yale, and ten
other OolletreH and Polytechnic Schools. A
tine
amimit!
S|„.,
loot
are
Physical and a chemical Laboratory:
GvmnaHum and Ball ground. 1.600 vols.
ud<'ed to Library in 1*S3. Apparatus doubled
In 1 h 83. Ten students sent to College In 18K3.
A graduating class In Commercial Dep't In
1MS3. Media has 7 ohurche-.and u temneranee
charter which prohibits the sale of all Intoxi
cating drinks. For new Illustrated Circular
address the Principal and Prop.. SW1TH1N
c. SHcKTLlROE, A. M., (Harvard Univer
sity Graduate), Media, Pa. ,jy27-lm
W. E. LEDNUM & CO.
BOOT AND SHOE STOKE,—:
921 Wet Elithth Nlr.rf,
(One door from Tatnull.)
»«■■(qiHtom Work n upeelalty.-W
jels it. *2"HeimlrlnK neiitly ilono.-w*
( NUUNTKY BOAKD1NG—A FEW FAM
j tiles can be accommodated with hoard
at a farm house near Elam. Address "A.
H.," Elam, Delaware Uo., Pa.
|921tf
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
BELTS
LIOUID REN NET
Makes cheap, healthy and delicious
SUMMER DESSERTS
In a lew minutes. A most excellent diet for
infants.
/.. J AS. BELT, PHARMACIST,
MX I II AW II nAKliET WTN.,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Baynard & Uawson
HAVE AT l'llElK STOKE,
m MARKET STREET. 22b
h Fl'I.L ASSOKTJUENT Ok
WATDHfW, CMK'HM. JKWE1.BT
Nl EVER WEAK, #PEOTA«Wli,
OPERA OI.ANHEN, ETC.
•W-WMICHTHEYAKE Ski.1.1 NO AS"*»
I.OW AS TUE IAJWE81.
Both being prominent workmen, all order;
loft with them will receive prompt attention
pHlLABELPHlA MAKltTO
oium.
Wheat, Ked and Amber.
Ooru. .
Timothy bay per nn.
Mixed .
Straw.
White (lata
Glover heed
I'luothy....
Mixed data.
n.t'tj 11 (
.. ,.,ry ,q
*• 1 3 ,.80
• 41-9 44
• v.ou$tf.ty
.. 1.8^.110
1 • •"•'bi .4#
riilLAUKLrLTA CITM NAXXRT.
Sheen, per head.....
ijunns per &.
tlogs per 100.
Meet Guttle per loo.,
..T-Vxift'.jj
0O.4
..6.60
W 1LMIN GTO N U1 Of A i'l UN.'',
T.uO
Wm. Lea a
1 if Ham Lea A Sons best pw hi
■ .n, F. F. F.
Da
Poutaxet V Extra Holler "
X iri- wood, extra Holler Ground
Family t lour "
Occidental "
: ■
suj-i
\ .How Corn Meal,
White *• "
per tor
1 *)
po: tf 7 *
MtortB,
cM Middling*,
rol Ship Stuii
Feed Men I
('racked Corn
Ground C
i-t. 1 l® V el low Corn
l .ne Longterry Wheat " "
WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
4.110
44H0
0
F.OQ
••4110
■M
and < hitu
<7.00
pe bush
.61
uo
Prune Timothy per ton
Mixed " "
(hover "
Hvled hay "
Hated Ktr.w
Loose "
..fI3.COftl4.to
. V2.00ai8.n0
. 14.00^16.00
.. 10.00^11.00
.10.00^12 IQ
it
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Oil Cloths,
i?Uiir Hods,
Window Curtain!-,
STEP LADDERS,
Brooms. Tul.w
Buckets,
Vidocipudi's,
Express Wagons,
Toys, Dolls
REFRIGERATORS,
Baby Carriages in great variety,
504 MARKET ST. M
AGENT FOK HAKPEK'S BAZA Alt FAT.
TERNS.
Mends Everything SOLID A.V
HOOK!—llard M AUMintf
A Ruumnsn Qiai
on La -tli
InRtrenKth anionir all ntherOlai
•ndOmentsl AbsolaleljlJw
brenkablo and Innepamwil
No llentlnw!—No I'reuartttgl
—AlwaynUoady—AlwayHJ.ii|uldl
Glues ('hina« Dlnss, W«4
1*41*'' UeltiiiK, Crockery. 8J
hard (7u® Ti|»s and Cloth, Marbi*
Mi'tills. Patches on leather Mi
Rubber Khoes, Bric-a-brac. Bw)
BackH, Stone, Furniture, BicycR
Hubbor Tires, OniameiCP O' Vvw»
kiui. Jewelry, Hmokers* £' !• ni
CiKai Holders, Lard Board in flora
Books, and Everything clsordfl
EverlasUmc Insei>arable Tenaaffl
irera of Gumiueii 1®
1
M
I
i»«*ifl, lerale Fabrics, FlneCanw
Piano*. Lrtificlal Flowers, Imiufi
H tained (Rase and Htraw ()oodH,p«
TinOover*. by muil postpaid, Hk*iz
iledonlyijy niaiuifact'ir-n
'•** "■
at
i.ottlf. extra. Ma
UOth >i
In
For sal* by Z. James Belt. air*nt, sixth anil
Market, streets
THE WILMINGTON
Carriage Bazaar
i
107 ami 109 \\. T-nt list iti I.
ml selection of new a
ham! a
Kl-luind carriage?, wagons. (Imrfmri
, cte., which they oiler at private -
■I (tiler
*c !'"'Uirig tor birgain* '■ , 'l
n!l in
Thou
it rti'Iof*
chenp.
cl those wl
le w*dI to cal! and ( >'a (»
is-owliere.
fiuri
'clock. F.inneri and others should .C' id
these Hales.
10
KERBAUGH & CO,
Proprietors.
l'}19.(K*wim
HARD COAL,
$5.75.
Free Burning Coal, $5
mTtrim
r
w ill al'vay*
Huy it once and vou
liny it.
!l
i
FRENCH ST. WHALE.
o AND i NION JIG'! hi..
(Europenn plan)
AWDR.LSTAUHAN'V
0|>|iuiiflc« the FeunnylTxnla
G
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Thin hotel la a new bnildinir,entirely *'^2
furnished lr a uioat uleirart .'tyl*. .
American tu»d German oomforLH. "jj
tueute and ewtahlos em-clftas, at fair » ri "
HENRY BLOUTH,
U ''
AMES U HKD..
WO. 2104 WAUKETSTRKKT,
Have t 'argo as.ttortment of Knives. D'J *•
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Kotiewood aud all sij
d Pocket Knives
J
for
Jos. Tatnall & Co.,
-DEALEUH IN—
III..13 IJKAIII>M*«IN«1 VNI>y' S '
I I I, I'AI I XTO, i i .m;
I'MM IIN. . OK!*, OATN,
A NII •. 1,1 11« N IIN of I.IIOI M'• ',;
A t'lll.l. MUD III' IIHlf
UIHDN IN
IIAIIt V Ml,T,M ARCHl.«,
A KAIilXIl IMIWIIKKN.
22b
Aknm Ont-Metu.
Fine Carolina l(i cC
N. K. (101{. FRONT & ORANGE
o. w*
TKLKI'UOVK CALL

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