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Daily Republican.
V UBu»UKI)JKV KK' JAY ;.ico|Jt S ,U(l»7
i, «w. w. «mot * m«i,
MlWn and VNS.M.N.
OOKMKtt TUUtD A.,0 KlftU STKEETS
TJWiEHKD AT 'InE FUST UITHUE AT
JO* W uulngtru, Del., m moo iid class mall
Sktur.
The circulation of the Re
fUBLiCAN is steadily climbing
S i to seven thousand daily.
ur press rooms are open to
everybody.
I 111 DAI« AHIfT SI, IW8.
Hoya Wanted.
No doubt hundreds of boys when
they read the heading of this article
will hurriedly inquire, before reading
further, where, when and what to do?
We can imagine their chagrin and dis
appointment aa they read on and find
that they are no dir«cted to address
41 grocer," " clerk," " office," or to call
at a ccitain number or upon a certain
person. We can picture their disgust
when visions of office boys, waiter
boys, and errand boys fade away into
nothin guess as they read on and are
prepared to call our notice a hoax and
a deception.
Now we would say to those boys
who are on the alert for situations, easy
aituations especially,you ought not to be
in too big a hurry in condemning this
article and the motives which prompt
ed us to sound the tocsin of " Boys
Wanted." We repeat that boys are
all the time wanted, scores, hundreds,
thousands of them. They are wanted
to start to school next Monday with
cheerful beaus and smiling faces.
Boys are wanted to obey their parents
and teachers without a murmur. They
are wanted to diligently pursue their
studies, to store the mind with useful
knowledge, to beoome enlightened, in
telligent and useful citizens. They are
wanted to be holiest, industrious and
truthful. After establishing a charac
ter for truth and honesty, and having
tired a good education, they will
be in demand every where. There are
always opeuings for honest, truthful
and in elligent boys. They will be
wanted in stores, in offices, for mer
chants, for doctors, for lawyers, for
clerks aud for teachers.
But they cannot all find employment
in these avocations. Honest boys that
ran be depended upon are wanted in
the labor departments, as much and
more than they are wanted in stores
and offices. Honest boys are wanted
to be machinists, carpenters, brick
layers, plumbers, printers,painters aud
artists, stonemasons, butchers aud
bakvir.t, moulders, tinsmiths, coach
makers, tanners, morocco dressers aud
in all other departments of labor.
These are no degrading and menial
occupations. There is no higher tj pe
of man than the honest, intelligent
workman whose brawny arms earn
bis living at honest toil. Boys,
boys we mean, are wanted in all these
departments. None need apply 1
those who are hone-t, truthful and in
telligent, for none can perform the. i
duties iu a satisfacU ry manner
W 11*]
they po.H80H.-i thu.su important qualifica
tions. Tho boy who disobeys his par
ents, bates to go to school, has learned
to swear, play cards, chew tobacco,
<lrink whisky, pilfer fruit orchard
and spends the Sabbath in thieving
and debauchery, need not apply. Such
boys, tolerated in some
not wanted if others free fro
vices ran be found. They ar»
ccupatiou*,are
these
aj>
shoved aside for better and more hou
«est b >y.*, and whet
the notice oi
buys
the papers
wanted" appears again
hand but only to ho turned
off in the hope of seedling one more
fuoneit and moral.
they are
V Mf, tell lies, fi.
velearn
c*,d t > dri ik liq'ior and gamble are not
wanted any wh«r« except, in tin; low'
drinking saloons and gambling India in
rhe city. They are
while they spend their mo
their room
ey, au«i af
ter that
is better than
thei.
Hoi
company,
iranted all the time.
demand for
The
IIundreds apply
Them
for situations but only flu; moral, up
right, honest boy is ii quire; after,
large number of boys attracted by the
Lea ling
A
i 1 1 read this
urlicle and
We
we hope if may profit, them.
quite sure if they qualify theinse
indie ited they w ill have
finding sit nations. \Yi Dope th* y w,
Idlllile
ence opera
Tl
1: lines seem D
fie draw n d.sfin t
en the Republicans and I >»-tii.
><>v
cents of !i
a. On Weilne-w!
Kill, t 11*5 Ropufili' lltl ( i
date for re-election, and Judge K
the Democratic candidal*; t"i tin* .-.a
eruo Sheri
••
1'
office, held the first of a .-.cries ot jwint
died to by be.
d live thousand
Demo
• iatic platform. Uoupfid with probi.
bition tlm Republican vot
will not lie a fair si of Republican
atreugth, but a 1. unmlM-r of protiec*.
tive Democrats .".d ttinperanee men
will vote with the Kcpubucans. Di
vested of jirohibition and protection
being lbe only issue the I - publiian
a won id
debates wfin fi was
tween four thousand a
|.e. .pie.
a protective tariff and the piohibith
plank in the Republican platform ai
Judge Kinne ;ts earnestly oj posed both
easures as embodied in 11,*
Govt
Sli erina
advocated
11 I
«-•»«.
Tn 1. N a 1 ion ai. Comeiition « f mutes]
••ry (p.iet meeting.
porters have taken the hint and dropped
the stereo*\ ped p*l*of "eloquent
speech '' .ind
doubt D
majority in I*
i fi: 4.*'r- <1 thousand.
cheer*.'
How Wiggins must be tearing fiis|
hair out i.i chagrin
I vexation, In*
oause he did no' locate his storm the
ver part, of August instead of February,
'*
a
Vsrelsstlos.
It is not generally kuown to the pub
lic that one of the requirements of the
law is that children must be vaccinated
to qualify them to attend the public
schools. This at first may seem like an
arbitrary requirement, but upou second
thought uoue but the most unreasonable
could object to every means known
being made use of to prevent the spread
of infectious diseases. Schools have
sometimes been entirely' broken up by
the prevalence of contagious diseases
in the district. Amongst these diseases
is that generally the most dreaded—the
small-pox. Contagious fevers and diph
theria though often more fatal in their
results than small-pox, are not so much
feured and it was a fortunate thought
that led Jenner to the discovery of vac
cination as a preventative of a loathsome
disease that spreads such general alarm
wherever it makes its appearance,
ter years of investigation and trial if is
generally admitted by all schools Of
medicine and the public in general that
vaccination is a reasonably sure preven.
tative of small-pox. 80 well convinced
of this fact was our late Legislature
that the law referred to was passed.
The public schools,as a general thing,
will open throughout the State next
Monday, and then children, parents and
teachers will be brought face to fac'
with the law which requires all child'
reu io Ik? vaccinated as requisite for ad'
mission to the schools. The question
Shall this law Ik* carried out V
At
arises:
We unhesitatingly say it should he.
It demands no great sacrifice to put it
iu operation. Parents can hav*
their children vaccinated by their regu
lar physician if they prefer to d«» so ami
pay him his charges. With the latter
the law has nothing to do.
For those who do not comply with
the requirements of the law or for those
who are not able to pay the expenses of
vaccination to a regular family physi
clan, a physician is designated by the
County authorities to perform the duty
of vaccination and for such duty the
County pays him fifty cents for each
operation. This is by no means a very
"soft snap" for the physician and it
relieves the parents of children <»f some
trouble aud a little expense. When the
law does so much, the parents ought
to be willing to do the remainder. The
physician so appointed to vaccinate all
children who attend the public schools
has the power to perform that duty
without the consent of the parents, but
it would certainly be a foolish parent
who would objeet. By a mutual ar
rangement the physician could call at
the homes of the children and vaccinate,
by another and perhaps more ion'
venieut arrangement he could meet
them all at the school house at a cer
tain stated period and do the work all at
trouble
parents are willing to
permit the law to have its cours'*.
• time. There need be
hat ever wh
The Late (Strike.
The late telegraph operators' strike
was the principal topic before the Seir
ale Labor Investigating Committee
yesterday at New York. If the testi
mony of Dr. Norvin Green, Presidm 1
ol the W*stern Union Telegraph Com
pany, is to be relied upou the public
that thought the operators were poorly
paid will have to change its verdict
After giving a condensed history ot
telegraphing from the time it was in'
treduced iu 1M7 he referred to the
waje.s now paid by the company loop',
erators. Fidir-lift iiH of the operators o
the C imp iny had been boys and mes'
seiigers, anil the average salaries paid
was 670 per month. A large
of the female operators of the
to tlu
ib
c(iin}>'iny were educated at the expense
of the
puny at the Cooper Institute,
New Voik, abont sixty operators a year
iM-ii g turned out. The average wages
of the Western Union operators js
$t»x 7/i and that of all the operators in
the country $04.90.
Mr. Green cor*
reeled ji statement
uule by tiie New
e.s, that not more than $hu is
York Ti;
He says the op
any opi-rafi-r.
r« reived the Times' special*}
>nth for five hi
>r wl
oil |90 a
work and ftift
♦*. for another five
c.eivitig dispatclies for
mstkiiig in
The best female oper
fin
it)
ice F.xchange,
til**
Prod 1
all
a moriili.
ei ve.s ^70 a
itors, Mr. (Ji
"Mli. Unless then;
ere over hot
ell as
rking lil
dav, of which
*.r more liours a
| llh pilhii
to tin; coiiclusii
en tlia
thi telegrajifi
1: ust rt
e are ol her trades
i.-e to sf 1 ike than
had
"I erat.
\N II V DO !.<
the I>4-11114 rats of the
Uiiy Cn im il institute, suit against the
tnajoiity and have Mr. would be (Jliief
j Engineer of t lie Water Department and
fiis trident commission installed into
er'.' Th.it will lie the best way to
| find out whether the attorneys
by i lie li
i tee have done any.
ot. The Republicans have
thing or
j cause for g(
yerseiilnr w i.ifi* 1 here in no case in the
court against them. They are perfectly
satisfied to let everything go on as it has
gone on for the last forty years, and if
nobody stops then* from going on in tiie
old beaten path, it is evidence that all
parties are satisfied,
I
j
| *
to court, nor fo
i.g
W 11 kn officer Moore arrested the
of the drunken Demo,
erat Gouncilman last, night, lie should
p. and fish of
jused the
tl e cells also. When
ises the
mu pan:
aib* flesh oi
>fher. lie should have
-i Dni
< ffieiai gets drunk }
eiglihorliood with profane and obscene
j t;i.U be should be punished tlmsanjeas
any i.tiu r blackguard.
not fiav<
1 < Y
.•hr 1
7ni*:y(<ung Eleven h ward Council.
apology i" tl.e residents
'•(if. whom Ik* disturbed by
his dru
I"t.mity last night, and
ade. If he is a
fiis| they expect it b
gentleman he will make the apology
lat-land never be caught in such a condition
j again.
Kabl Rdsebrmiy, a member of the
Kngliah parliament, it is said, contem-
plates another vtaist to this country, he
having been here once before, Doing a
young man, a wouderful commotion
nosy be expected amongst society
'* dmles."
-»-—
Ten dollars a day and roast beef
is fun to the members of the Pennsyl
vania Legislature, but it is a little bard
on the people who pay the $10. What
a cleaning out of Democratic lumber
there will be in Harrisburg soou \
Gum" Albekt'm liner to the lefi
held yesterday, by which he
made a home run driving in three more
ahead of him was the
the season. "
big on batting.
ANkw York polioemaii's club has
killed a drunken young man. The man
had no businees to get drunk, but this
did not furnish sufficient cause for the
policeman to dash ins brains out. Turn
the ruffian out.
You anU' Kiel rr ions are leveling
the mountains in .lava, but that will b»
nothing compared to the earthquake
that will shake the Democratic party
next tail if Coi.
nat* d for Sheriff.
corner
boas " lick of
Gun" in little but he is
Tom" Ford is nomi
H. Quinn
last
Lx Count jlman Willia
knew how it was himself and
night he gathered up the demoralized
Eleventh ward Councilman and toted
Inm oft home.
What does the Active base ball
club think of the watermelon eaters by
this time?
IronblcH Iu Croatia.
Acham, August 30,1HM3 —The troub
les iu Croatia continue The municipal
authorities of Agram declare that they
would rather resign their portions than
re-place the Hung.irian arms and no
tices on the public buildings. The
newspaper 0 f Hungary regard the situ
ation iu Croatia as a serious one. The
members of the national party in the
Chamber of D« puties will m* eton Sep
tember 6 for the purpose of discussing
the situation iu Croatia,and the attitude
they shall resume in regard to it. The
occurrence at Zagorien on Monday, in
which a numlwr of persons were killed
and wounded, has made a deep imp res
it is believed the feeling against
agitation
sum.
th«? Magyars is 'due. to «
which has been conducted lor some
years by emissaries scattered
jK-asaiits of Croatia, and also to the >n
creasing exactions of tax gatherers, for
which Hungary is held directly an
swerable. The anti-Magyar riots at
Zagorieu have beeu quelled. The peas
ants who took part in them have tied to
the mountains.
Several Hungarian Cabinet ministers
have returned to their posts
of he situatiou iu Croatia.
ng the
account
Fifty-Second Aanlvernary.
The following item is clipped from
the Smyrna Times:
Two years ago Mr. and Mrs. Noble
T. dennan, of this town, eelehrated
their " golden wedding," a very
usual event iu the lives of the large
number who start lif»'s journey togeth
er in the matrimonial bonds. On Fri
day evening last, at the lapse of two
more years, the 52ud anniversary
observed, in which they were joined
by their children and grand-children,
the most of them including one
great-grand-child, and a few invited
friends. A pleasant evening was spent,
included in which was the gathering
•iiik) a richly ladened table, the
most of which was prepared by Mrs.
.). herself, showing that the advance of
age has not caused her " hand to lose
its cunning. " The company retired
shortly after ten o'clock with congratu
lations io the bride and groo
two summers,
lives.
' fifty
their well preserved
A ( liR|iler ol C rimea.
A poll com an 1 named McNamara, wt
arreRUd iu New York yesterday, c.
the charge of having clubbed to death a
drunken young man, named John
Smith, on' Wednesday night.
ThomaH Hoxio w «w ahot dead by Wil
liam Lestard in ILcnln
Wednesday night. Hoxie had shot at
Lewtard a few hours previously, but
Lestard escaped injury.
The conductor of an excursion train
going fiom Sciantou to Mountain Peak
yesterday, put John Ki rrigan, w ho had
no ticset, off the train while it was
going at a speed of JO miles an hour.
Kerrigan fell untb i the wheels and was
killed.
19 years oi age.
Edwaid F. Joslyu, a young widower
shot and killed Miss E ta Rurkinghi
i then conimitteu suicide, iu a hotel
it E'gin, Illinois,early yesterday morn
Jle w;
Jealousy was th»* cause.
tig.
MuiM uall Jackivuii'N llurse.
General St
•wall
Jackson s war
■y arrivcil in Lexington, Va.,
lorning, via.the Ui. iimoiul
and Allegheny Kali road, fie old *diarg*T
whs taken to the Virginia Military Iti
stitute, win re lie will spend therein:
in ease and plenty.
Fumy whs bought, by General Jackson
at Harp* i's Ferry in the spring of lhfil
iu nearly ail of
fiis butties. He was ridden by mm at
Tuesday
der (jf ! is dllVf
i was ridden by hi
Uiiaiicellorhviile w fi<
death wcuml. Alter General Jaekson
uiided and taken from llm sad
die the ln.rse was turned loose and ran
the federal lines, where he was cap
tui-dby them General Smart after
w aid r«-i ajitured th*- horse and sent him
to Governor Letdier, w lio sent him to
Mrs. Jackson.
he receivi <1 hi
liimnlpg Away Hiih IIIn Frleud^n
Wife.
Mrs. llenry H Tanner, wife of a
traveler for a local drug house, in liar
nshurg, I'a., eloped 011 Tuesday night
with.I. II. IN rkiiM, a bosom friend of
tiie deserted husbuiitl and boarder at
his house. Mrs. Tanner hail be
iug fifty dobars p»*r
baiid'H salary ami sold three thousand
dollars' worth oi furniture. She took
ith her She is a
draw
f her fins
k
her two childre
♦ all, well formed burnette of thirty-two,
fifteen yeaisv. linger than her husband,
who is
The drug house has engaged Pinker
ton's detectives fo capture the (dopers.
Mr. Perkins was left by Tanner when
absent as protector for his family.
a lo- g busi
trip.
ay
Tho Morin at Reliolmtn.
A violent gale commenced at Iieho
both Beat h '»n W'ednesday, with au ex
traordinary high sea, which was very
destructive to arbors, etc
its fury on the beach,
and hotel guests viewed the beauty of
the tempest from the hoard walk, in
water proof wraps, as rain was falling
lightly. The sea washed up to the
bluff and board walk, and foam blew
r the road. The new bulkhead was
severely tested but did not give way.
The gale was very high at midnight,
hut sea and wind moderated somewhat
at C a. 111. The hotels are all open yet.
The Henlopen will continue open until
Hept. 6th or fith, and perhaps longer.
•x posed to
Many cottages
a
RAND OPERA HOUSE.
ONE N1CIHT ONLY
G
MONDAY,RKPTEMBER 3, 83.
Pat Rooney's
He* Hoik S'af Combination,
The Recognised Star tompany of America.
priding Hie Ftnwaf Artlnia In
inr Profraalnn.
—Superb Olio of Specialties.—
Best Specialty Company on the Road.
usual. Reserved seats tor mIc at
A t Vh, No. 4X1 Market street.
au3 -4t
(out
Prices
F. Thom.
,1X1I RMON TO ATLANTIC' C ITY
E
FlU flB JE jjESgsE
Sl'NDAl, SEPTEMBER 2.
On Steamer S. M. In ion
—AND—
West Jersey Railway.
• 1.00
FARE. HOI'S 1» 1 KIT.
On Sunday. July 6th,
a Special Excursion,
vi h. the swift and corn
modtou* Steamer N.
vi. Felton
ciitl train over the pop
ular West Jersey Railroad will be made t
UlantleCitv and return stopping at Marcu
Hook and Chest*
»oni*t»
it way. allowing Ext or
5 liours at the Sea Shore.
Leaving Wilmington at 6.30 a*, in., arriving
at A.tlunlle fits .it liuVIock ; leaving Atlan
ta t'ity at 4.16. Pare for the Kouml Trip ~
iy one dollar.
MILL* EU1KMON FOK 1154
70
TopdlLADELPHlA AND RETURN.
reduction ot fare t<i i'hefter, Hook and Phi
ndelphi*.
The swift,fkvorlte and
cuiuuiDdiout-' ste.imur.
N. FELIO.V"
leave* Wilmington at
d.30a.in. and l , Z.46nvK>n.
Returning, lend
1'libstnul street wharf at B.16 h. in. and 4 p.iL
Fare to«:he*t*ror Hw.k, lecenia: excursloi
ticket*, 16 cent*. To Philadelphia. 16 cent®
excursion, lift*. EACCRSION B\ STEAM
BOAT AND KETL'RN BY KAIL. Ticket*
will Be sold
the tioal gr>od n> return r.y ttw
I*. W. A B. h. H on Hcconiuodation tralm
only, from Phi lad- Iphia, T6 '?ent*; Linwooc
(Marcus Hook.) «' ^eut*: <'h**ter. 4u cents
w llumigt* n Sieumboat ih
uil6 l*
N AND AFTER SATURDAY. MAY H
Two trtiK to Philadelphlfl dally,
mri'hangeof time and reduction of Rate**%4
" STEAMER WILMINGTON,"
()
For Philadelphia, call
ing at Marcu* Hook
and Chester, letvw ^
Wilmington d a 1 1 y
(Sunday included
from Fourth *t wharf
at 6.40 a. ui. and T2.au p. m : returninjz leaven
Philadelphia at R.r-o n in 4 16 p. x.,fron bc<
ond wharf below rhestnut street. lV»«t cai
be chartered for moonlight excursion* ot low
rate*. Freight received all "day
phia. Fare m Thlia tclj
ticket*. JA5r.: U»
cursion ticket*. 16.
I'Mbtdbi
ur*tc.i
InU'rinediate point*, fix*.: e?
mrl'-lf
, iv-..
! FOR ('APE MAY.
—THE STE A M kK—
II
SUSIE A. McCALL
Will connect daily with the
STEAMER REPt BLH fo r
CAPE MAY
Sunday*, s.30. Inn .
*. Tim* Tfttde— M Ili
for •Vniisgrovc
8 a.
$1.00; Sunday*. 76
leave Wllimngt* n
and 0 d. in. Leave P*nn*Rreve e
m. and 6 p. m
Connect daily (ex< *pt Wednesday) with
steamer t'LYId, forCollin*' iiea<di tuu Bi>n.
bay hook. Parc 6t' cent*.
iyl3 « APIA IN DENNY.
. 2
.. H'li.
t Ih 1C tALKnrniE111 riEl; ST< 1 in
dwelling. No. 12lo iNsln
w ,re avenue, and extra good lot
Pennsyiv
p
hrlek sup*
avenue, on
SA'I UK DAY, SE1T. 1st. lMCi.
at 4.3(
On the prcir.ise*. NN ilinlngton. D.-1 . withe
iK>*ti»onefnent. withdrawal, or underbiddmn
This dweliir.g wa* constructed with superior
brick, stone and murtile work bv a practical
workman, with 13 room*, all high c* 1
until ro
cemented dry
window
yard, aud
in. front
2
. 2 heat* r«. ftationarv wash basin*,
liar, marble ve*tl)>ule, Imy
pin//,.!, side
iait 32 »t. 4
three stories, fi
uivenieiicet.
1 m iii ware avenue, and
wie
11*' ft.
on ruling* and
depth, with hrst class
The lot in the rear is 3.3 fr. w.d«* cm the
square iveragtng over 100 ft. in «l«-j tin fri
dlrt- tly up
i*.
IV IV,
ii avenue.
mg
pusite the buauldul
uf Air. (Irar.t. IK-Iawnre
properties are
; advancing in value, l'lie
these properties
ml v>i
the market, . ...
GfHhilltV e
the P
more \ Ohio, and to all the railroad tie
to chure\e*. school*
tiiodne
dy wine. i>- a viiluihle feature.
TER MB SALE— For
Ut. Bait
II th*
tho hiiiunhil Bran
rket*.
• dw.dlii g ft -
• prop.-rly
inorim
fire insurance, an l the l>;
tuilf *sh and the other half iu ap|.r
at thre* nijuths. with fiiu-res* from d.iy nf
lars t*. I c paid a* f»r
^trlll k «>11 s«tti»
sale. I
frit money win
to
o- tmfo
. Do* esslou upon s it.
Saturday. Scptcn.
t.
1. at
For tl
■ii.d the baiii. i e cm* tia f < 11 fi hi
apt roved note at three t
'• rc*t fr.»m the day of sub*, (me hundred
f rfoi
i
•> : k *g''
I the <ith r
i'h
all
K let.lit
I. it
pc.'Scsf
; aid b.V
el fi r.
s hr 16 :
ilia
HEALDci (
Seventh and IVis
Age
•ki
Sia .
to elite* the *
H24 . 7 • 211-3,1
SI 1UJC SAi.E
L !
40 KREftH O') A'S, .•ipRfNOERS,
CLEDEKS AND HFU*- Wt'V
Will be sold at Public isa.ie, at hon Ln.n
Pia-bt MarltK»rjiigfi Townahip, a ! he*ter Ue..
Pa., on
MONDAY, SEPTUM HER 10, l*vj.
40 fre»D
•nu /eodtr*.
5 up rugger*, lot ui yuan* ouilt
Sale to »K)iu(ueno< at l 0 clues.
SI LI, ft Intli.i
. W StIDRaM A St-N. AUCt'K. 'li d.vw tr
AIR* MEN AND FARMERS TAKE
Notice. Remember the day and place.
Cow* at Public Site, a* Village, Oruen.iHd
varc County, Pa., on
MONDAY, SE1TEMBEK 16K3.
At 2 o'clock, p.
1)
sharp.
iiii*l Bpringer*. Thi* stock
sefeeted In Lancaster Uoenty, Pa. 'I wo
and 4 months credit. The train leave* tills
city at 12.16 p. m. la time for the sale,
ROBERTS fc TYSON.
uuIW- *9 w
Thirty fresh c
.STIDHAM A HON. Amt*.
WHAR YOU GWINE?
•imr riunt away t* 1 12 East Fourth.
than g(KMtsan
l 'Th
When; uicy don't charge
Wurth.
So t*-ll your nelghlK*rs, near an*! far,
To buy their Shoes of Lemuel Marr.
I'll take you all to Fourth and King,
'e II shout amt sing.
.fuel come with me and fit your feet,
At Marr'*. Nc. J2. on East Fourth ntreet.
And i
LEMUEL MARR,
DEALER IN BOOTH AND NIIOEH,
NO. 12 EAST FOURTH STREET.
WXK»D IKaWN
Cut In block* and delivered, 91.76 per quar
ter ; cut and split, $1.86 By the fim.fiuah and
pine, cut and spilt, $ .40. Delivered to all
part* of tho city wbeiY ordered by tolept one
No. 2, or ot herwise from ENNIS' Wood Yard,
4th street wharf. sep l imit
Something Newand Good
The Canopy Range, entirely new in design and construction,with
improved duplex or plain grate, outside oven shelf, polished edges,
and a sure baker, is far in advance of all competitors of its elass.
-IT 11AS NO EQUAL.
Every 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 15V
HENRY F. PIUKELS,
7 AND 9 EAST FOURTH STREET.
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL CO
PRINCIPAL. OFFICE, N. E. COR. SECOND AND K.INO STS: ICE HOUSE AND
OOAL YAKDOVEH THIRD STREET BRIDGE.
BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT, Tourth and Poplar etreetx, and No. 3W W. Eighth street
PRICE or EASTERN ICE:
. 40 cents per week | id pound* dally . 44 oents per wool*
..66 *• " " 20 *' ' . n .
....91.0ft " "
80 POUNDS ANDOVER AT THE BATE Or 60 OTB. 100 POUNDS
The least neglect or Inolvtllty on the part of a driver *honld be made known at the office at
once, and It will receive prompt attention. We keep constantly en hand a choice bhlbo
non or COAL from the most popular mlnee, which we deliver In oellare free of charge
where »hoot wagon oan be need. , M „ ,
JACOB PUSEY, President. E. T. W ALTON. Teesurer. MILLER STKADLEY, See'y.
I poa dally...
8 " •• ...
V
12
Ladies' Depot, Ladies' Depot,
222 KING STREET.
1 laving just returned from a vacation,and finding myselt
overstocked with goods, 1 will, for the next two weeks,
sell goods at unprecedented low prices, so as to make a
clean sweep belore laving in my Winter stock.
MRS. JACOBS.
aulll-tutrsM
FURNITURE
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
No. 410 King Street.
FURNITURE.
(»n now b* seen el onr wareroonu, tbs largest bbB Misst ss ssrf ifl •!
Kornlinre to lie found In the Mete. Wo guarantee IB Mil every-©no li
PKM'E, 411A LIT f nod NTYLR. Tow will always lad It to yssr In toy os
«o call aud see as before parch wains elsewhere.
DELAWARE STEAM MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS,
AM, KINDS OF WORK DONE IN MARBLE, SANDSTONE
AND GRANITE. LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST STOCK
DAVIDSON &BROTHLKid
FIFTH AND KING STREETS.
lyll-flui
mimi ! N SaLE-BY VIRTUE OF Aj
«rit of Venditioni Fxncnas, to m* direct- j
ed. will be exposed to Public Sale «t the ho- ,
tel t Tl.om.is l». Hradwaydn Red Lion Hun
dred. New tfastle Uonuty, )»«!.,
1 III KSHAV. SEPIEMHEK 13. 1*8J.
«'. in o'clock, a. hi.,
- described real estate, \i^ :
S
tin- foil.
• io •'or p iroel uf land dc
com
Ah ta
t-igned up.in
paiiy a.* lair ,3; and 13'J. hounded and
tit-scribed a* follows, to w.f • llcgiiiriiu^ ul a
'mint u( on the n..rlliw.-st side of *1 >nn*c ^t..
200 fc» t north*a* wardly from the northeast
the town of iHil.iware
>/ the land* of *
sme of Second
City, and running thence along the north )
west Hide of .Monroe street nor hwe.stwardlj
*0 feet, thence nurthwc- wardly am! parallel
with Pccond street 1-0 feet to a 20 feel wide
Sinet, thence with paid 2(1 feet wide street
southeast wardly 4 feet, thence southeast
wnrdiv and at riuht angle, with said Monroe
street 1RJ feet to tne pla*-<* of beginning, con
taining 7.800 feet of land.I k* the same more or
less.
Se zed and taken in execution
erty ol Daniel Colweil. and t< be uold l*v
JAM F.S .VAKi IN. Mi rift.
ShKRiKP's Omk k. Wilmington, Is*).. Au
gust 26. P83.
the r rop
V K1DAY , KEIT EM BEK 14. 1683.
At 2 o flof-K, j-. in . the following described -
1 H EB1 FF'S SALIv—BY VIRTUE OF A
i directed
S
writ of Levari 1-iic-ia*, to
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Uourl
Hmisc. on Market street, between Tenth and
d*. in the city of Wilmington
Eleventh
New ('list Iu County, I h- 1..
•■•I date.
parcel of land.
\ i f \\ dmingion, bo'.ruled
it; Beginning 1
1 c of h.urbtli '
0 feet westerly from
street, tlienee south I
All tha
bit. idee*
the <
sit mile
and lie*
l
it tit) t be 1
street, at the diet
th* rlv
at
: 1 ■
."-••oli *: reel 84 feet to
inly pnrjlUl with Eighth
. Uel.b'*
c D) said 'A ebb's bind
land, there*
'
f.et to the
de of hig liili street, and thence
t iu-reto ear,* rij M* fc* r t«- ili place of |.< gin- !
r.i. v. IV tin. . untuulf tlicr.-.il »Imt tii.-y
1 in execution .1* tu pro- 1
v. McOiilbnibh and aim I
;*D-dii«tiv
JAM Eh MARTIN, hberld. I
Shklikkn Okkicf. \Vibniiigt4.n. Aogist
26. ittho.
erh by
•1 /.cl and take
itv i.f Willi
MIDRIFF'S SALE—ItY VIRTUE OF A
t to
Public Sale at the
Market atrect, i»etween 'I ' mli amJ
the city of Williiliiglon
S
•••«•)
(iniirt '
; di">
writ
will to- expo**-(J
H.
Eleventh at li e
New < natle County. Dcluw:
FRIDAY. S. 1TE dBER 14, 18 3.
At 2 ifeluck, |
1.. the following described
A
• I 111 mi. situate in thu city of Mil-.
■ art icon .
Mnuc. having a fn.nl
running
•t..tlic tlte
irtlmai't corner ol
th*-.
bigton
i«;t and t hdumhia
('•ilunifi u avenue of o *»:et
back a. thti '
ta nee ui 7i fo< t, )'
Sc.zed amt tak
ng Hard
* the suiuu what it
utir.• a k the prop
d P. A ,bi* - w fr.
I Laurence So tman and M. A., to* wife
r Hartu
J A .11 KS MARTIN, Sheriff
till
dei •
Mortgavrora, and ,Mi
t4» lH; .-4jld f»y
Shkimkk'h Ufpkk, VMliDingten. 1)1, Au
t t ,. and
26. 1683.
Great Bargains
Now being otioro*! at the
BeeHive
ai inn pari 01 me season we mean m> itui i
(•took without regard to coot.iis we do not
believe in * airymg g*»o4|*ovt*r from season to |
*on, and ut this dull period we only kn
one way of making tning* lively: make
the price* low. Will name nt-re <1 few of our
y bargains;
1 lot 6 4 Hla*>k All-wool Lupin*
0 Bunting, regular price IU- now 60e
6-4 Block All-wool Lac
82f no v 40c
l
1 lot
Bunting, regular price
1 lot idufiio-w dth Lm-e Bunting
regular prlco
1 lot J, width All-wool Bunting
rogulur price
1 lot > 4 width All-wool
Veiling, splendid to wear, 26c
1 case -> 4 half-wool 4'ashinere*,
wort.n
Great bargains in Underwear,
Hosiery and (Move*.
1 c»*«)Ladles' Balhrlggan Vest*
Very cheap at 60c.
Black and Colored Milks
than you have ever seen them
at the Boo Hive.
3 cases )ol> lot bust 8c. prints for
6*;. (Jood styles.
37c
26c
37c now 25c
Nun'*
|
i
!
Don't fall to visit Russell'* If In want of Dry]
1^,, , Goods of any kind. |
♦ft^Brlng along your trade dollar* mid get,
I 100c. for them.
16c
12c now
1
1
aou
low
A
111 LA I »KLP lilA. W ILM1 N< »T< )N o r
BALTIMORE BALLKOAH
Ji nk 7tu. 1 m.
•f leave Wilmington M follow* :
t'r - itdolpbla and intermediate 01
T * ", 10.80 a. a ..; 2.80. 4.00, 7.10. u 1
In.
(exprtw*) 2, 2.23. 6.30, 7.60.8.)
J, 11.63 a. m.; 12.16, 1.64, 6.1
•1 adfip
V :4b. y.th Id.ff
183, 8.66, 7 4) p
New York, 2.00, 2.28, 8.80. 6.40 9.M). 11.98 b
m. : »1?.88. 1.64, 2.80, 9.17, 6.88. 7.28 p. m
Bblt mere and intermediate i.
».r a. m.; t.o- p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 8.67 tv.
Baltimore and WaahlcjrtoD, 1.42. 4.61. 8.01
9.17 a. ui.; 1.00, *1.(19, 6.00, 1.67, 11.04 p. a
Baltimore only 1.06 a. m. * 12.27 an«- 8 p. m
JTaim xor Delaware In vision leave for
New ( MHtle, 6.00. tf.10 a. tn.: L06. * 00 8.;'
p. tn
Harrtngtun and Intermediate tutfoLs ».»
a. m.: 1.06, 6.26 p. m.
Delmar and luteruiedlw^e stations « in l
m.; !.W. p. ru. Express fur Delinar. 4.00 p. il
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pin lad olphia and tntcrmeSlats srtvtb 1
: 12.00 iu., 6.30, 7.80, 9.69 p. ID.
Philadelphia And Now York, 2.00 2.23 i>
in. ; 6.17. 6.38, 7.xC i». m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1.42, 4.91, 8.01
n.17 a. il. ; 11.04 p. m. Baltimore, 1.06 a. m
For further Information, passenger* are n
forreMl tu
IThIl* marked (*) are limited express,np
whot>xtr» fare is chaigod.
UH/iKI«ES E. PT (»H.
-.10 a.
time-tables posted at the St*
J. K. WOOD
General Mrn?ir«r (4«neml Paesenver Agen
ITly by (lie Rcb, Ocean ttrove, N. J
E-tahlishkd
En lakobo a imvkovb
1893.
Sheldon House.
Finest ^summer and winter hotel
coast. Largest U* com modation 600), loading
u.on <•« i.tr»l on., in thu Orov« or AKliurj
Park. Passenger el* valor, hot and cold nea
s'Hbn. and electric ba:hs : steam heat and all
.'Modern linproveinent*. Perfect drainage. Nc
thi
juiloe*. 1 enu* moderate.
11 FEN ALL THE YEAR.
WELCOME E. SHELDON
1
-SOLE OWNER AND MANAGER.-
my23-tf
I I.UR 6 COTTARE.
M
Ru-fitttd and enlarged,
4^«*orgla Avenue, 2 dnnn from At*
limtic Avenue,
Full ocean view. Term* nmd
, fiu cents. MRS. I. 11. MIL
Now oitcn. )
crate, ili liners,
LEK, forumriv of ijeeds Collage, Atlantic
Olty, N.J. P. O. Box, 987.
)cf> 1 III
$100, (KK)!
Nap* Hiid C'hartN, Jaat wbal every,
body needs.
OKR1SON
UKhAY*S
J. M
Lurgc-t ami most complete map ever put
lislied on one sheet, at almost hair price Fo
full description*, ami idrcular* fre«, aildrc**
j. M<) Rlils >N MUtvK.iY, in up publisher,
Ellr-a eth. N. J. Manufacpjry, hk Warren
street. New Y**rk Uiiy.
W ANTEI9— A few inure go'm *Hie*men
and agtnt*. |26 to|76 per month * uar
anteod ; none make |76t» $190 per month. At
{.tieac f^tu* agent* cun
000
t
soon make the ftIOO,
above. takedown the addre *, and
agency.
write for
a23-8tf
Baynard & Uawsoi
HAVE AT rUELKBTURE,
f
22N MARKET STREET. 2>
>
A FULL AMBOBTMENT OF
WATCH EH, OftCHL JtWILHl
HILYERWEAH, HPE4TA4 LEH,
OPERA ULiMM, ITT.
«r WH1UH THEY ARE BELLING AM-RI
LOW AMTHELOWEHT.
Both being prominent workmen, all oraert
left with them will reoeive prompt M^nttot
T> EST I'KIUKM PAID FOK 8TOVEM AND
j5 all kinds of second hand furniture and
other good*. All articles sold ut a low rate.
a. J. CONNER, 1% Shipley street. a22-8tf
i a
a
u
Our Coffees are Always Frea
W. owd our router and roeiitluriu.
It*. W'« roMt uur ouSm two um ihretu!
a week, therefore the, are alwa,» rreeh ■
rtale oottee eh haiul. We hare r. L '
Klo, Uafuayra, Maracaibo, Jan ai.j v"!
iwlfee alwaya on hand, cither green ,, r
roasted. 11
We have a good oolite we •re , M ]ji Bt
pounds for fl.OO.und an elegant code**.;
at 6 pound* for $1,00. "
We also have a fresh line of New q,
I'eae.
We have tea as low as She.
-he best and 80c. tea to
per bound %
he found |n|
•lty. 1
we mak* a specialty of Pure Spice*
have ground rxpremly for our rude,
Sugars sold at cost to customers.
Handsome presente of Olasswure, Vn
) oil t Sets, etc., given with tea and eotjJ
Also, a full line of New Urop Turnips*
CRIPPEN'S
rr.A, t'orrcE and heed km
HD. 6 EAST SECOND 8TKEET,
8
QYALGLlh
A
!—NoPrej
, . . y~Alw*y*
Kte.i'hL
Hard Oajllpv aud Cloth, l(i
ateben on DaUm
hoes. Bric-a hrv. 1
i, Furniture, fa
, rt i
, Bmokere* p
o
Itr
—A1
libber H
Backs,
1113
m
fa
JWMygfl*
of
Fine
XletBnA
pootpald.!
mannfaeta
Tin (3ovwr;; by nil
i.fotktlM«boUU. extra. Mailed bnlj
J.U.GUEAMAC0.&1&J
For sale by Z. James Holt, agent. Sixth i
Market streets
HARD COftL
$5.75.
Free Burning Coal, $!
muwrn
Buy it once nml you will
Imy it.
0!
FRKNCH ST. WHARF.
ITCH ELL A RICH,
M
IX'KNIBHING UNDERTAHKrfS
MO. 419 HINU VIKKKI
WlLMIMOTOB, lUAUAW^HS
J own I- 6
412 K.nw n
HUM AS MlTOHSLL,
108 Vr. Seventh e\
B. MARTIN.
FCKN1NH1NO UNDKHTAH.E'v.
AND EM BALM KK.
tv. tin mhiplkt trraa:i
—<F—
J.
IIMOM Ul'THHlft,
fKN'L. KIIANISHINU rM»KHT»U
no. IK EAST sivBSTH *1,
WrLMJMOTOW, DlLAWaHO.
TEH MS-20 per cant. Ins* th .1 J
0*
DR. niEEL ^TSS^ua
Ouarantecu to cure (also by lotter) >0nOi
Debility, Youthful Imprudence, ls'*t
.ood, Effect*of Imil*cretlon,PrlviiUj I'lMkJj
torwte casco in 4 to 10 day*,) Pimples,Tell*
Falling out of Hair, eio. I)r. 'I'h*'* 1
16 years Medical experience, and ih the
;iby*iclHn In Philadelphia who ha* miwWij
x|Hjelalty In Eurojie under the leadinx
'ossor*. Read " Scourge of (Quacks.' imb
{R ising of "Self-styled Professor*." ' lvsj"
t*' Free Prescriptions, Museum*. »,
rii 1« 1* the only book which Is free
exaggeration, and gfveB a true history of n
debility, skin, blood and private 6
oases, and shows the best method* "f tr»»J
those diseases, by the leading autnaruiw
rid. Price 26 cents.
Office hour*:—« a. m. to 4 p. in., auo
to SV4 n. m. Sunday, fl a. m. to 2 p. m
the
Grand Union
♦
L
[European Plan]
K ENT A U H A NT,
ii
WILM1NTON. ML. ,
This hotel In a new building, entirely new
ost elegant, style, H«d«nj
American and Oennan comforts.
mi nta and eatables first-class, at fair i>n
HENRY HLOU1TI. Pm|»rl«^
fnrniehed iu a m
fp) :y
I HE I ASl.'ipR
< 1 -ck Candv & livr WmsKi
—FOR
rtfiH*MT AND JUJNt.
I or sale in quantity foault; al«w '
./ *.cils«lMted Wln«s,L!qooraft"* , f * gf
t»« di suiittoanjpartofthboity fr® uwf u 8
JAMES A. KKLU
t
m (urnar Tantli «..rt
FOK A t,AK<»K
k i nd II ng - wood. Loft y e ora □
harness store utf W» il & W' £13
Second ami Mark«;t; J]
Gray, Second and Kfnjtjj 1 .j
John A. twlan.*' 11 * □
Ma4|iw»n itreot* ; or send posts) cdto 'l
tory, corner Union street and Gllp-n ft .ri
aulH-lmot JAMES L. MoKlNfrr/J
sisi
JAM EM A BRO.,
KU..M4 MAmUKTKTKAeT.
Have a largo assortment of EaN**.,
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Rosewood and ft"
if p4M*k«t Knives.
|TORSES! HOKME8II
4'*instantly on hand at th« stables 0 *^j
Hbson, on French street below hoo<)' •
<»f farm and driving horses.
rjpHE NEW
—RKKD W Hit AT—
fi
HARVEST KING
it
li
ad
It is to every farmers
vantage to sow this new
riety. Il you want to k n0
why, ask
vaj
Jos. Tatnall & G°ft
N. K, (XJR. FRONT* OBAN0*