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Daily Republican.
epm jHHEii iViiMY DAT (ssospthuada/
By ew. w. VIUOIAIOMB,
Editors amd Preprletert.
COMNEK THIRD AND KINO STREETS
nUITERED AT THE POST OFFICE AT
Jjj Wilmington, DsL, as seooad class mall
The circulation of the Re
vublican is steadily climbing
to seven thousand daily,
r press rooms are open to
everybody.
THURSDAY AUGUST », IMS.
Mrikes wad their Remedy.
The telegraph strike i* apparently uo
hearer a Holution than when it began
three weeks ago. One thing, however,
ia evident, the longer the strike con*
tlnnee, the less possibility is there for a
compromifte with the strikers. Tele,
graphing i* not such at) Intricate aud
mysterious business that it cannot lie
learned in a very short time by an or*
dlnarily intelligent, young man or
woman, and there are number* of them
in the country who are anxiou* to take
the place of the Htrikers at the old wages*
The telegrapher's lot is no doubt a hard
one. They are not regulated by hours
of labor like other tradesmen, and have
no hour they can call specially their
own. But when they accepted the posi
tion they hold, they did ho with a full
knowledge of what they had to do aud
of the requirements of their portions.
Their labors have not as a general thing
been increased nor their wages ae.
creased. Besides this, being in posse*
sion of important positiouH and hold*
ing the keys to much oflfche business of.
the couutry with the power to block and
disarrange trade and commerce, by
striking they have forfeited the sympa
thy of their employers and the general
business communities. Still the sym*
pathies of the large majority of the peo
ple are with the strikers who sincerely
^hpe they will succeed. Nobodydenle«
their right to strike, for higher wages
and less hours of labor, but after all
the question will be regulated by the
demand and supply for that, kind of
labor ae for every other kind. We do
not wish to be understood as being op
posed to the right, of laborers of any
description to strike. They have a per
fect right to strike and indeed it is tliP
only iring left them to do in order to
enable them to preserve their self-re
■pect and indepeudence when great cor
porations with uo souls in thorn bear
down upon them and demand the pound
flesh as well as tho ounce of blood.
Various means have been devised by
which capital .and labor can work har
moniously together, but the plans Lav*;
too much friction and lose their go**!
effect. Capital properly invested bring*
six per cent, profit, but modern capital,
lets are not satisfied without they
making fifty and one hundred per cent
Labor must put up with a mere scanty 1
pittance, that ekes out a miserable ex
istence. The mar. who gets control of
capital invests it f >>r his owu benefit,
making the most out of it be possibly
can. Hundreds an 1 thousands of men
are kept down to the grindstone of pov
erty aud hard labor that a few may be
come millionaires. T.'.is <s abont the
true state of affair* and will always re'
main ho, the extent to which it isallowed
to remain, however, renting with the
world «.»f lto^vrtr*. Strikes have
their influence ineRUhll
briurn between labor ard capital, »«• a
certain extent, but to preserve
equilibrium they must i>e contlnu**-.
and frequent aud long extended strikew
than tho ev: complained «. t
■tiig an equili
this
J
are
The only true remedy eeum* to lie in
>; of the Deni
judicious legiHlatiun,
Kearney character, but iLat legislatif •
t:g from Jho virtue umi inte|lig,-h< ■■
of the people. To 8i*ctira thin, the tn(K-* Va
of the i>oople rn tst bdooroe more ibUu>- ,
trious, intelligent And virtuous. *m. v .
♦ rhq
must understand that they are cltlxepfi—#
, 4 . .. I and
lhat thev are a n*rt aud parcel th®
* . . that
mid uCfitrnUbd tt>at
I
■nation They
when they dispose of their franeMue for
a paltry comiideratinn tli.y are harrer
log away
and
and
tlie'.r lib-rtles and
' '• ,l g
ionop.\liei
that
themH' lvMS t
turn
The
j to
. J
1
the in.
id op pro
will chaHtl**
gap b^twoen labor an l capital will t
como wider and wider «o long jvh lab
bemls the supple 1<
eral (Mltn^rton a
to capital. A gen ]
iniclligenrw
bring the conriu ting eiciuents <■)
Ignorance and
distance between th*-iu
-ill
■f-.- population
tive Htreiigth of th«»
dM,T,
i* two to
r»ur U>rigr
ret UHK|.
.II - ft iwl with the
'ill be
r.;i re
friend
chan 4
fell,
ti..
■in -1 ■ • >.
,,t tl,.- .'hi
ballot b..x
'
!
1 J ( . i
.1 T ' •
.
.: not replying I
■'•Ti.iiLK fif: ; '
h* ( ha
furt, h<
• the Dst
ft..' l d O
or ot ()!..<
craf ie n
This is kind n
he
a I
uhuut t r.» :
-tl,'
came *
loss
vithou'
of pcr-«
party he ;vp—v '
fartlcr it:
vill h.i'-dly bok"p' ii
The (fudge
lR »»
•• iJ.'lTlp
win. W,
f..r ,.
1
tw-'nly-six inch
inch lint and inu
he
he
h will talk
• ul S(
mor
id *ny thing*
lie
■houldn't talk
dhouMn't sa
mylvAnla;
m w* of the Pei
n.tko out to remain in ae*
Tnr. m
L egia'ani
gion with
the warm
oeive ten doll
iong ae th« " duar poop
to pay the bill, the members don't care.
uch inrxinvenlefice from
long m they r»^
cuthcr
a <lny. flcrwcver, *o
" are willing
After all the Uuh question ao far a*
polygamy I* concerned is left unsolved
and the Edmunds bill has had no other
effect than to prevent polygamous
Mormous from holding office in thuir
Th« Commissioners ex
own name,
haunted ail their jiowers when they
made a re-regia! ration of all the voters
and left off the lists the names of those
Hut
who had a plurality of wives,
the Mormon leaders who could not
vote themselves nor hold office under
the bill succeeded as well in their
object by nominating what they called
the People's tickets u|H>n which were
their hoiih as candidates and the tickets
thus nominated have in every instance
reported been elected. It will now be
but an easy act to perform, for the
son* to appoint their fathers, uncles,
and their cousins deputies for which
there seem h to be no prohibtion in the
Edmunds bill. There really seems to
have been no contest worth speaking
of, for the Gentile population has merely
maintained an organization in the face
of the tremendous odds. The registry
footed up when completed 1H,772 males
and 14,4m females, a total of XI,*
t, for be it remembered that
women vote in Utah. Of this uutuber
'JUG
of voter* the Mormons expect to con
trol at least 2.1,U00, still retaining a
lead of 7,000 majority under the most
adverse circumstances. Thus the Gov
ernment has failed in its first attempt
to settle the Mormon question, ami
the question still remains what is to be.
done with them ? llaviug complied
with all the requisitions of Congress,
Utah will come uo doubt knocking at
the doors of Congress next session for
admission as a State ami with a fair
show of being admitted so far as the
House cf Representatives is concerned,
for the past record rtf the Democrats
in (kmgress has not been lacking in
sympathy with the Saints and it is
just jiossible that Utah with all her
sin* will be railroaded in to offset the
new Republican State of Dakota.
Utah has all the time been tir» t
MTroon, next DproocnMlc, never Re
publican.
1
publican.
The old arch traitor. J» ff Davis, La*
written a long letter to the Philadelphia
Times, justifying the aecefsi
Southern States and laying the blame
for obstructing a peaceful separation on
the Hon. Jeremiah H. Black, Presi
dent Buchanan'* Attorney General.
If anybody in the world bhould humble
himself in the dust in the presence Of
the American people and keep his
mouth shut, that man it* Jeff Davis.
It is almost incredible to think that
after the grime* which he has ooinmit'
ted that hie miserable life was spared
and that lie is still permitted lo live
and insuit Me country that protects the
wretch.
of the
Tub first practical illustration of the
civil s^rvioe reform in Philadelphia
wa* the rhorming of a young oolored
man to till a position in the post-office.
He stood number two in the exaoiina'
t'.ouH. lie i* reprosented ae being a
very bright, intelligent young man and
ha* been engaged! in teaching school
Winie we are p leased to notei thi* fa
vorahie, working of the civil H>rvioelaw |
\ve hardlv koo
bet her to congratu
lat^ the young oolored man. It may
Ju*t in- poHHibte that n good loacber has
bn*?* spoiled to make a cringing time,
nerving politician
Tut" Tlain prEAKF.it"i
tfpriclitly
little w**kly piihlishod &t Thurlow,
Booth Chester, Pa., on the P. W. & B.
Uudrofcd by OHn T Pancoubt. li
i of r joce-x and
■taro- off with tndi.aiioi
«>:have no douot that it.-* four ooluum
long l*e doubled. Tie
snff*4Tiption priie ih only fifty cent* ft
y. arat home but sixty lento for the
neightx»r rig j*eucb plucks fend Hand
J Hiiip^h that. r»*Hidq beyond the Bute.
Wtj w)*h tbfj Noungster a healthy and
Va I' l 'f
,
I
fr
in
paet
,
. , t
♦ rhq little -np*eaHantna»s betwwr. China
^
I and France Would
that petvoo
I
fr
^ > f*/.Vic bneo told thAt ai'. along
L
the
of
the
4
,n blow over and
Id once more reign
Bui tlie fact that two hundred
ihOaMand Spriugfield rlften
and forty
and iwenty-tive million* of cartridges
have been shipjted from Sat. FranclHco
within eighteen u*onth H
doubt the sincerity and
j to Shanghai
J mak
1 depth of the |>»
o truce alluded m.
cO
]
n ('hlcago
Ft |*HOpl<
y.sat down v> a Uvitival d'.i
Tw it> 'i v
he other (la;
ier iif r«4*><i i
v»., watermelons and iw
ot long until the
demand,
irn? rejKirtn
t hat
Igh the
(.'boh ra had
•rived.
the
K/yptian
c of
When pe-.pie intend Kj make
they should
th> inftM
tlier
-M-.tors in Miranon u- be. pro*
ify tb.- .j
tl
A i • ' i-i.F of fool* calli
near f/MiHbnrg, Virginia, for
hir.cied grievano* went out into
the Potomac, yeaterday, \a>
' jin i.-viand
! sIjih t a
each other, but they both mil
. 1 tv:
I
d
e ;•• U'lke a s
"5 pop,
; '
fl ai
Id! ]
vrll'l .- a-l- -■ 1-11*
he
ii rot 1 -
r l u;
i; n
r.» :
ml), though it
! anything but a
r. d *o the dignify
volutior..
t forget
do
»»
inbody
t, that
to find ninci) the
froi th< g
1
tn k r. ■.
W*-n pul down.
U n i a
innurrn
he
TB(k-«
lie
'ding Bhmlc*
ur< l. • f
atniosphcrw
nkctB
are
ae*
Wriling leu.* f.-r bn
ovor
OOOtH.
r»^
TifKKF ih * r port that t be potato crop
by ;hc rot, owing to
ha* b^cn att*cl
eathej.
*o
W e hope Lb* re is
th* w et
gronnd for the report.
Tbb Philadelphia Record thlafce
Jeff. Davis will make the Hon. Jon.
miah 8. Black the next Republican
candidate for the P reei d ency. Thera ia
no danger of tbit. The arch traitor's
words are not taken for goepel by the
Republican party as much as they are
by the Democratic party.
Advertising Chenta ISI
" It has Itecome ho common to write
the beginning of au article, in an ele
gant, interesting manner,
"Then run it into some advertise
rnenl that we avoid all such,
"And simply call alien ion to the
plaiu, boh
merit* of Hup Ritter* in
eHl term* as (KtMaiblu,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which ho
proven their value that they never urn*
anything else." -
"The Remedy ho favorably noticed
in all the paperH,
" Religious and Hccttlar, in
"Having a large mile, and i* nup.
planting all other inediciue*.
"There in no denying the virtue* of
the Hop plant, ami the proprietor* of
Hop Ritter* have abown great shrewd
ness
O.
"And ability
" In co!U{N>unding a medicine whose
virtues are ho palpable to every one'*
observation.
IHd Site Hie?
" No !
"She lingered and suffered along,
pining away all the time for years,"
"The doctors doiug her uo good.'*
"Aud at last was cured by this Hop
Hitters, the papers say so much about."
" Indeed ! ludeed ! "
" How thankful we should be for that
medicine." -
A llanKhlePiNIserj'.
" Eleven year* our daughter suffered
on a bed of misery,
a complication of kidney,
liver, rheumatic trouble, aud Nervous
debility,
Under tin* care of the best physicians,
" Who gave her disease various
" Fr.
names,
" Hut nt» relief,
" Ami now she i** restored to us iu
good health by as simple a remedy as
Hop Hitters, that we hsd shunned for
year* before using it."—T he Parents.
FalKior la Getting Well.
" My daughter MiyH:
••li better father is
nice he used
•• How
Hop Bittern."
'• He i>* getting well after Ins long sufierlng
from a disease declared incurable."
i so glad that ho
Bitters."—A Lady of Utica, N. Y,
m
Ml your
•• And w«
bay
Expensive Fir©*.
A fir* in Baltimore, yosterday after
noon, destroyed tko tinware factory of
Malrhai, Ingram & Co. t at Lexington
and Arch streets, aud damaged several
adjoining buitdiug*. The loss is esti
mated at upwards of $100,000. Three
hundred prison* are thrown out of em
ployment by the destruction of the fac
tory.
The ftLrrmngo Machine Company'*
shops, at Bharon, Ohio, were burned
yesterday afternoon. Loss $26,000.
The planing mill of l>*fig, Hu)>beii &
Newson, and several other buildings in
Manistee, Michigan, wet>* burned yes
terday. Lo*fj 120,000
A tire in Bangor, Maine, yesterday
morning, destroyed the ico boose of
Charles I>olai) & Bon, with 8,000 tons of
i«e, and part of Cm*by Hroth<T*' ship
yard, with a large quautity of lumber.
Quarrel atttie Frleadlv Inn.
Matter* hare been pretty quiet
around the Friendly Inn No. 5 Ea»'
Water *t.reef, for some time, but la*t
evening the monotony was broken by
aditpute between Charles Bluii<U*ll,1he
proprietor, and a customer al)out a
plate, which Blundell accused the man
of stealing. After some pretty sharp
word* between the parties the ruan ieft
the plaoe followed by Blundell. By
tide tiro * a crowd hail oollected. and
the customer thinking to end the mat
ter handed Blundeil a too cent piece
to pay for the plato, which he took,but
still oontiuued to follow and annoy
him A police offioer came up, and
liiund'ill endeavored to get him to ar
rest the man. which, however, he de
clined t/., du, .aid the jmnies separated.
T
f
wharf
and
T>V
attho
a.
1,
■No
and
i
I
the
Pa.,
fat
be
Pa.,
tnd
I..
4ll>lnm NnakkUBf
Mr IW, tlie Chinee* Conwul til San
Kranclu-I', wiy* ti.e rejKirt of lb.: eroilg
^lln^ of t hineBe into WK»lilnRt''n Ter
ritory " if a neatly 41U,;ul«ed job Pi di
vert the attention cl the authorities
from tlH! h'.ttvy (Ipluru HtmiffKliuK har
r\*.l on Jn thifct etk'tiou." On the olbei
hftnJ, the Acting BctrelatJ tif th«
Trewoiry ye ter,lay noelwtl S teleRrttu. i
from theCc', lector of tfhetotna at TUoiina
WrahiBgfcB -DHUtn,,. tvpnrrlttg t>e
ra.ptur* of a sloop eugagwl id rntrolug
(Jbinem acroe* the line from British Oo»
umbio." Th* CoHector also stoys tha
" nearly 1f*0 Chinamen bave Knded att
varigms point* on th*j nort^rn fronlder,
in boat* and Indiao within the
paet few days,
>
~~ - . , *f ^ - -
M«t>* Ud|t Rxfluralen.
The excursion ^mmitiee of Hope
L ige have ruMe ar ran go men * to have
the steamer Buecv McCall leave French
Htrvet warf *t t> o'clock on the
of the excursion, and the Kel'on will
leave at 6.55D. These boaU* will convey
the exeatBioDistn to Pecnegn've, where
they W'.:l t-'ike the car* for Atlantic
4 *.ity. The i
•ruing
H
curaioo take* plac* on th>*
k from to-day, an«i those
ho havsi not h^ihuhI tickots Hhouhl do
'f,!b on <'
filing
cO without delay, an they arc
(?«j
rapidly.
4-outing IKhus.
catrd received from L. F.
A pihta'
Adair sUvO
Inin
and that \V. ^ W '
ho party arrival at
or Thursday last,
ha
il<.
: the fob
d,
► the dun*, of that city
rod a ticket, and
ilh a settled deter*
Ids citizenship in
wvs. A tan and
•wing day, -■
of
Ol'H
d,
fart
miuatlon to resume ,
State. Me:
will re
litti
HI
i»in b) grow
P
ding that they tuo do
r minds.
tl
ou.try, pro
not dialigo tl
for
ti'ui «* lo Annapoll*.
ho ha* l'v*
„ „
ship
into
Galvin Bertoleiu
point'd by <'hari»:
till llic vac*
\a>
l Mo- Naval
Md ,
it A i
Academy
lied
lor that ; o o yestei d;
oy his father, Squire
• spend
•y.
d
It. is
ll.lt 1 H.
lov
s in ten li
• n ro tjie n
eci,al train ng
jalion
ftltfi llriinil 1
ft i
I'lir ltrld^c Ov
A number of
1 -
u
it
in too quany i
ho »-• w bridge «
v. orb dretsi*.
do
|'hi!a<l-!idii
no, f.
the
the li
y
The
oi k on the al>
d.
■ ro Uni In
4^ B.iltii
the
•k 1*
• days, and thn ir<
I'tcd.
m a f«
-l
|4 1Lg CUI
To Public.
W II Harllovc, a practical gi
. bin it h, hit* opened a hlmp itt No. 2<k,
Laat Third and is prepared to do
hi* li
lock
are
.irk
a \
1'orK-IiF Who
*atiefaet4)ry
ilia tiuer.
*h gun* rc-Mt/wkcd or bell hanging
attended .<> nhould call and
ovor
crop
to
B F.
Fall Kivkk, Mum*.—M r.
Kiddch, druggist of this
f pain, 8t. Jacob*Oil,
ir the \h'y\ rcnuxly b* over handled.
•ity, eaj * that
•ror
■xorwioH
Qonun
Ooeafl Grove, Asbury Park and
Long Branch,
—Tt*
ON TIIIJBSDAY. AUGUST23
All sttenUosSnd esre given to Insure bleas
ure and comfort to the Excursionists while go
ing to and f )tn the beautiful seaside resort*
that cau b t visited in the hours the ex
ourslonists willlbave to spend in sight-seeing
and bathing, with an opportunity of visiting
the camp-meeting that will be going on at
that time.
No change of cars. Seats all numbered.
Excursionists will leave the 1*., W. K. H.
depot at 0 a. m.. sharp Returning, leave
(b ean drove at 7 30 p. m., allowing h"
at Ocean drove.
Whole Tickets,
Mol f Tickets,
NILES EEtlRSMIN IOH KM
$11.00
TO
TtiPHILADELPHIA AND RETURN.
Reduction of fare to Cheiter, Hook and Phil
adelphia.
The fiwifl,favortte aud
commodious steamer, fl ,
"A M. FELTON,** P* .v—M ELg
leaven Wilmington at
O. 30a.m. and mlxi ~
Returning, leaves
Chestnut street wharf at 0.10 a. m. and 4 p.m
Fare to Chester or Hook, 10 cents; excursion
tickets, 16 cents. To Philadelphia. 16oenta:
excursion. 25c. EXCURSION BY STEAM
BOAT AND RETURN BY RAIL. Tickets
will be sold on the boat good to return by the
P. W. A B. R. R. on accommodation trains
only, from Philadelphia, 76 cents: Linwood
(Marcus Hook,) 60 cents: Chester, 40 cent*
G H. HUD DELL,
Superintendent Wilmington Steamboat Cc.
ml® tt
d \N AND AFTER SATURDAY. MAY 18.
1/ Two trip* to Philadelphia dailv.
exchange or time and reduction of Kate*"%*
" STEAMER WILMINGTON,"
Philadelphia, call
ing at Maroue Hook
and Chester, leaves _
Wilmington d a 11 y
(Sunday tncluded)fiSSMMBHP
from Fourth Bt. whsrf
at *.40 a. in. and 12.30 p. m; returning leave*
Philadelphia at tf.30 a. m. 4.16 p. m.,from sec
ond wharf below Chestnut street. Boat oax
be chartered for moonlight excursions at lov
rates. Freight received all May at Phlladel
phia. Fare to Philadelphia, 16c.; exoursloc
tickets, 26c.; to intermediate points, 10c.; ex
cursion tickets. 16. rorl7-tf
For
CM FOR CAPE MAY.
—TMK HTSAMCR—
SUSIE A. McCALL
Will connect dally with the „ _ ^
STEAMER REPUBLIC fo rJ&SMi£
CAPE MAY at s a. in.: Sundays. k.JW. Fare.
$1.00; Sundays, 76 cents. Time Tablo—Will
leave Wilmington for Ponnegrove 8 a. in.. 2
and 8 t». in. Leave Pennsgrove 8 a. m., 10 a.
. ami 6 p. in
y (except Wednesday) will)
E rorCVdlins' Beach and Hom
H
m
t'onuect daii
steamer CLY D
bay hook. Fare 60 centi.
IjrM
BIRD EXCURSION
-or—
T
Hojkj Lodge, No. 21,1. 0. O. F.,
ATLANTIC CITY.
ON
TO
THURNDAT, AUGUST IS, 1SA3,
VI*. Pennsgrove Route. Adults' tickets
f 1.26: c hildren, 66 cents. Leave French Htrw
wharf on steamers MuOall and Felton, at 6.00
and 8.30 a. in., sharp.
.04,7,8,11,19,11,4
T>V BUU SALE OK STOCK.
Tli. undenlxawl will ««ll at Public Bale,
attho rMldenoe of Cl. W. Baldwin, Buotb'a
Corner, JM.wi.re Couhly, Pa., on
MONDAY, AUGUST 19. 1893,
a. fresh oew« and inrln*er« Irom Oum ftM
twrl.nd Oo„ Pa. This .lock ltoar«1ul (CL.
1, Mlocted and worthy theatlanUonol dalry
Mal# to ooinmenoo at 1.90 o'clock, p. m.
■No poatponamont on aooonnt of woather. 9
and 4 inontha orodlt.
I'OOLEfc BALDWIN.
U)29-ltw
i n
r. Sharplih*. Auctioneer.
6
8
Vi
I ^UHLIO MALE
—OK—
KWLSHOOWB. BPRINGEKS AND FA*!
STOCK.
The guuMTrlher trill otter at Public Sale, at
the Oh Add's Ford Hotel, Delaware County
Pa., on
now
nil' KaSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1M»,
A lot of frerib cows, springers and
fat Block. All persons are invited to
be there. AMOS W. HOU
L W. Stidram A Sow. Auote.
pUBLIO 8ALR
40 FRESU COWB. >PRIN ( *EKS,
FEEDERS AND HULLS. FT.
Will be snid at Public Sale, at Red Lion,
M*rllw;reagb ' r ownshi^, Chester Ce.,
Pa., on
it
Ml IN DAK, AUauBTin,iaa
Ih frerii cow*. HpriL^on*. let ofyeonn hhllt
tnd fee-joTv S*ie to iw,mm»hM kt t o cluck.
I.. W. Stiddam A »o». Aaet't. 'U-dAw-U
la-rtiala Avenue, 0 door, from At
i Immlle Aveone,
Now open h ull .econ , 'r- j -r rT '' , ' Iri ^'
r "o"S SX2A ^
uSyN.J. p:o. Box, 6S7. H>- im
A HAIL Y.
ILLlir^COTTAUK
M
R(*-fltte*i aud enlanred,
i
KADMIKh IIOUMK.
B
VIKB E. PKIKBT1.EY, PKOr-tUEI KK+S
> ,n tri. Heweh. Third hotuw move t»«WKl»
Avenue,
ATLANTIC ClTT, N. J.
•W-f. r-'.-vlaee hottrJ at rwaeonable prl<wa.-%a
H[*ital arvangeroent* iu»4« wtUi
mil nocletle*. liathlnir *olU hired. P. U.
Box 419. iipUhAm
lo
Kitlaiuibd A mraovxr
IMHHw
Emtahlishbo
1*75.
City by the Nsa, Osean Groves N. J.
«i
Sheldon House.
6
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12
Finest bummer and winter hotel on the
I«argeet (iceoimnodation 600),leadlug
.ind most central one In the Grove or Asbury
Park. Panscnver elevator, hot and oohI sea
,1 electric bath*: steam heat and all
erlect drainage. No
(?«j
wat^.r,
moder
malaria <
Improvements.
<>s'iuiu*es. Terras mo<ierate.
at
UPKH ALL THE TEAR.
WELCOME K. SHELDON,
in
SOLE OWNER AND MANA<*KR.-
iuy2R-tt
do
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Oil Clotlm
8tair llodfl,
lied
Window UarlHinf-.
is
STEP LADDERS,
Br<*Mii.s. Tu)»h
F.ucketK,
V<'docipffdffSf
ExprOBH W
Tov.h. JlolU.
1*
REFRIGERATORS
2<k,
do
Baliy Carriage's in ^rent variety.
Mil MARKET ST.
Who
AGENT FOR HARPER'S BAZAAR PAT
TERNS.
F.
/ dARRI AGFN TO HIRE BY a
Kj the day. week or month. Ap «
ply to JONES GUTHRIE, Sooth oi
street bridge, Wilmington
that
Market
irtf-tf
■
[T
oil!
Dl.S.I
MAIL.
"C)
■ W E l ,ur P° se making it as safe 1
M ' ' and pleasant, and in every M
way as satisfactory to shop by mail v
as in person at our counters.
"IX TE take all possible care
* ' errors, and when any occur they
are corrected at once.
\\J 12 are always willing to exchange goods
^ * which do not please after being received,
provided, they are returned to us in perfect
condition and within reasonable time.
S amples of Dry Goods of all kinds
even the most expensive, sent free of
charge on application.
T^VERY lady who shops by mail should send
^ for a specimen copy of our
Fashion Quarterly.
Wk
A.
to avoid
ur
w
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O
9
9
S trawbridge «S: Clothier.
Eighth & ]VIarket Sts.,
Philadelphia.
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'A*
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Something New and Good
<
The Car.opy Kange. entirely new in design and construction.v. ith
improved duplex or plain grate, outside oven nhclf, itolialicd edges,
and a Bure l»ker, is far in advance of all competitors of it« class.
-IT IIAS NO EQUAL.
Eveiy range fully warranted. If you don't need a stove now, you
may some time, and it will pay to look at this for future reference
SOLD ONLY BY.
HENRY F. PICKELS,
7 AND 9 EAST FOURTH STREET.
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL CO
FRINUIFAL UFFIOE, N. E.OOK. SECOND AND RING STS: IOL HOUSE AND
GOAL YARD OVER THIRD STREET HKIDOE.
BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT, Fourth and Poplar street#., and Nc. V* W. KiKhth etree'.
PRICE OF EASTERN ICE:
. 49 cents per week I 1® pound* daily.
.. .68 " M " 120 " '• .
26 *
*•4 cent t per week
..n.oA
dally.
6 (K>U
8 *•
Vi -
..7Q "
ao POUNDS AND OVEB AT THE KATE OP W OTB. 100 POUNIW.
The lurt n^floet of Incivility on the part of a driver chon Id be made known at in. o»oe at
, and It will receive prompt attention. We keep constantly on hand a choios aaiao
o» COAL Irom the most popular mines, which wo deliver In cellar* free of chary.
MIIXEB BTRADLEY. Sec-y.
now
where nhoot wagon can he need.
JACOB PU8EY, President. E. T. WALTON. Tewurar.
ENTERPRISE COAL
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, $5 75.
FREE BURNING COAL $5.00.
LIME,
(pgfSear Hone Phosphate.Jgf
VOSHELL & SOLOMON,
First Wharf West of Shipley Street.
SAND.
WOOD,
IM'VSO
FURNITURH
FURNITURE.
{. & J. N. HARMAN,
No. 410 King Street.
can mw be keen M oar wweroomk, (be larKktnl and Bnowt ww«ortn».«> *1
PnniUar. to bo found In lb* Mote. W« ia*raatwl« anH ewryoM «•
PRICE. QUALITY and STYLE. Too mill alwayi Ond It to roar InlevM
lo rail and at* na before parehaaln. eliev brn.
COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL CO
OFFICE, 403 KINO (STREET.
14:B HOdNL AND COAL TABII, OVER MARKET BT. RRI1H4*
PRICES OF EASTERN ICE:
.4V oents tier week 118 pounds dally.
, .. 68 " " 120 " " •
.70 -
«i tKurdssrd eve r at 40 cents i«r 100 pounds, loe by the ton at ton rates, loe deli vered
all * | sits <1 the City. Your patronage solicited. We will do our heat to please, my
OFFICE,
. rt* cents j*er week
w- " "
" **
6 pounds dally
h *' "
26
12
DELAWARE STEAM MULE AID GRANITE WORKS
I
ALE KINDS OF WORK DONE IN MARI'.EE, SANDSTONE
AND GRANITE. LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST STOCK.
DA v l DSOIST & BROTHER
FIFTH AND KING STREETS.
i}l)-6m
mUIlkAMI TBAVfclJT41 BAlit
I. A. GUNNER,
reliable h t r
if.
li
d irank m
turcr h«iAi r<i
Lo Ms now Hi
i l. Fourth r
M*»ket. whore y
r ;') 1 find the Lu.
m
the city
la
: /Id to prlCflf
a *o ropalriBg trum
'■j pi-'|
. travttlli
jSIUR KLAS
peat and iim*h
VUrchM'A l l-.NT I.XCI
| «i<iRo<f Paint In the ch»
irahle paint that
?<: f.-r damp brick
rfacc fro
1
\ perfect
ti be lined.
„ ...die. Will cave any me
further decay. Practically
, for 6 yearn
if aud builder*
,m within the
Ion guaranteed,
jharge.
lies
i tiMl rlKht here In Wilmington
, the leading property owne
feet p
HAt i*f'
Over lOO.OOti Hquer
11Ft f. wwki, 1'i/rfe
Leaky r-Kifs made water tight or
All order* promptly attended v
imlned and eclunHtec cheerfully
r ad dree* R. F*. HR I <'t, 21° 1 «phir Bt.
. lb>of*ex
ad-. Dali
on
W. E. LEDNUM & CO
; _boot AND SHOE BTfUtR,—!
221 West Klgfhtti Mreel,
((me door from Tatnall. i
frartniftom Work a Hpeclalljf-^l
jeig-u jwKepalrlng neatly donfr^i
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p
WE
u/rib
ToOty,
fS
Rivard 1
(U
iv < l eraot wli will find,
i bottle* S. S. one partt
Pi-tHKrium, or liny
Will lefaild to
on AbhIvkI* * f 1
•de of Mercury. Iodide
"'"•"'"ffiK&irr sewmooo.
\'p ■nrletor*. Atlanta, (Ia.
Prkr of kiiuill Nl»«,
Larfcc M*e.
NOLI) BY Alt IHlUGGlNTik
$ 1.00
1.75
D R. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE
rtoror is the wonder of the age for alI
oerve dtseab©*- AJI fit* stopped free. Send
bilfrdglpui
. l a.
to *81 Arch street. \
I—-W
jpMLA
UKLKHID HAHUtiN
«HUl»
Wbait, Red and Anther
bi .q
Corn..
Ttmotny bay psr on
Mixed.
M
M
71
.H4
Straw...
White oat*.
Olover bead.
rtnothy..
Mixed Oats.
asp,per he
mbs per h.
£.»
41
4:
.. •. w.
M
1
U
M
Sta
tit*
'■Cl
rlOO.
attlspsr 100
AnOas.io
*..4.76
WILMINGTON UUUTATIOIMs.
W m. Lsa A Sods
W illiam Lea A Sons bast per hi
Clifton, F. F. F. •*
Pout&xet F Extra holler " «
Kirkwood, extra Roller dround
Family Flour •• »•
Occidental " «■
.superb n« »• •«
Flue Yellow €Jo*n Meat, per ton
•• Whits •• " " *•
psr ton*
t.3f
«*G
e.it
4.00
W.oc
Uoarse *• " '*
Corn Short*,
Until n*
Rent Middling*.
Rent Skip Stuff
Bran
Feed Meal
< 'racked t 'orn
Ground Corn and Oat*
Prime * allow Cora
Fine Longheiry Wheat
WILMINGTON HAT AND STRAW
'Aid
14.00
*4,00
A 00
1T.J0
n.oo
*24.00
'48.00
ve.oo
per huh
.11
Mo
Prime Tin othy per ton.
Mixed •• •* ,
Clover *• ,
Baled Ua* •* ,
Baled Hr w
Loose '•
113.0 W4 60
L. 'JQldOG
112.0 J^i.,. u 0
14.
10 .
11.00
. 10.
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enda Everythin* NOLID Ah
, CM'R •'
ti
a'
amts! A
laol© au
lately I
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I
_ RubberBho^Bri&a^bnic. Book
, Bmoken* m)
m Riitib
II kind,
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of
Planoai
[HUlnedC
Aft.l
by
loule (Brush m 4
ulpnetpakl. lOcia
. by mau'ifactQmi
l.U.6^EAWACq.?p^.Ar
< Tin Dover;;by mi
AMhiitebonlu.eitn. Mxfiedfml/
Tot «al«bj Z. jamas Halt, went, smb ud
Market streets
I
HARD COAL,
$5.7.5.
Free Burning Coal, $5
:
Huy it once and you will always
buy it.
FRENCH ST. WHARF.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
BELT'S
LIQUID RENNET
Makes cheoji, IkealDiy and delk'loun
BUMMER DESSERTS
Ida few minutes. A most excellent die) tor
infants.
L .IAS.KELT. PHARMACIST,
SIXTH AND IlABKETSTk.
WILMINGTON, DEL,
vriTCHM.L« BE4.JH,
Kl'KM«IHN«"UNDEjtTAKEK.'.
NO. 410 K1N44 mXXT.
WlLMIKOTOT', It.LAWAkn.
TBOWA* Mitcukli..
109 W. Bwenth
JOHHFH L. HI0?
412 King rtre«L
B. MARTIN.
J.
—o—
ri'RNISUING T'N'*e h i Aittl .
AND KMHALMER.
lia. ft07 NKf IFLET RTIBBK1 •
■F*NIGHT O A LI/4 attendod to pfomiW
^IMOB WUTIIKIK,
GENX rURNlbHHMG LNDKRTAltE*
No. »a« rWiivHTH «n
WlLMIWOTOW, DWLAWJJCR
TERMH—2® per oent lee« than nitu- ' ,rtf
RANI) UNION HOl'EL.
•(European plan;
ani> hestau rant .
G
OppMfts the Fennwylv
W1LMINGT4;N, DEll
This bedel lx a new building, entirely bJJJ
furnished In a most elegant style, and oBj'»
American and German comforts, K«w■
inents and eatables ttrstrolass, at fair pn p
HENRY BLOUTK,
PIRiVKlKlVU
IJLEABANT SUMMER BOAKDBJJ^
JL That heautifu'. niaort kraiwn usOnKH™
(irovf. seven miles from Wilmington
Keni/Htt pike large roome. high wiling
w^.il entllute*!. Siuemhd itiadn
i l fruit. Hi se wishing to spend a few we ►
to the oountry would da well to visit ff
n»i^jjhcforo engaging elsewhere. Adwf^Jj
li. l. YNCH,OrohfrTdGrove,Cantrevlllfl r" '
Oflioe. Dol. p^lmrHJOp
fio-lv
I
lyow&healv
Statofi Monroe Sts.,Chlcaco
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tllih f
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'oilplant ly on h
t IkiIo .v sw
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'Die
t/» far
. idol him; bought and wdd, 11
iliOKNo. 408 W. Front*!.
iND II \ Nl» II
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Jos. Tatnall & Co.
l
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A MILL LI ML <>» 'I'V.'o,
IIO-I1N IM VKAMBi. 'L
HAIRY HALT,HTA««
A HAMINW l-OWUMW*
Akron Oat-Meftl.
Fine Civr-li"' 1
kwinta okaN**^' , rl>
alI
N. K. OOK
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