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THIRD EDITION.
Ojrra p»id*Mi of the Karn BUGAS.
Lawoehbbho, Nos. 4th, 188T.— Pelltl
cal Interaat ha* almost reached a criais in j,
this «cotton, despite the predictions of
would-be harmonious politicians A more
mixed, up ticket has nover been seen. The
kicker* of the Republican ticket bare as*
aumed a mark more offensive attitude
than heretofore. The dtssentlons are
g realer then they were last fall, despite
the DailtogUn organ'* statements to the
contrary and long editorials ou party bar
mon y 7be Democrat* are happy, as the
kickers kavo three of their nominees on »
their ticket Tin principal fight Is over
the additional Law .Judge, a* many be
li«vo Coogreesinan Darlington had the *y
oftice cre^t d for hi* aid aud lieutenant
vim. B. Waddell who i* the nominee on
the rsau'.ar Kepnblican ticket H Jones
Monaghan Is on both the DemoeratU*
and the kickers'ticket. Interest and con
test neat center* in the fight for the Reg )
ister ol Wills. N. J. Wsitneight la on the
regular tleket and the malcontents have
endorsed S Robinsou March, the Dnno
crattc nominee. Waituclght Is another
of Smed's men- There will be anothei
struggle for Treeaiirerehip, Robert L
liayve, of famous Weettown township be
lug on the regular ticket while the Ever
hart faction have another endorsement
lor the Democratic candidate, •barlee C
Moore. And in this part ol the country
Thomas Merocr for County Commissioner !
and the present incombeut, ha* a deal of
opixMitloo, aot from any alliance with,
cither faction, but because a great manv ;
of his former supi>ort«ra think he has not
regarded lb* ir interest*. Both faction* |
have Mr. Mercer oo their t cktt, but the :
kickers have Elwood Ml ebener. Also, the
Prohibition nominee in place «1 Charles
I). J,
White the other regular nominee.
B. Wood and K^uboo Mercer of West
Chester am at the head of the ''Kicking
Band," with a trusted lieutenant in al
most every township. Mixed tWAuta,
regular ticket* and campaign document*
of cvpry ooncelvable kind, flood the
post office, sud while there is not a* much
haraugoe a* there was last year, both
paiUea arc gettlag work In, and the con
teat will he 1 ?#e. CcmgrHMman Darling
ton iw ja- Haut, and a« he 'bellev*-« in the
metooda that produce result*," his fol
lowers fchluk he will win. Rx-Cougrefts
man Rverbarta cohort* are equally happy
said say while they don't make much
noise **thev're going to get there." The
Bute nomination* are lost sight of entire- j
ly. The Everhart nun have flooded the
county with the following ticket: Addi
tional Law Judge H. Jones Monaghan, _
Wicrtfl, Wm. Gallagher ; District A tty,
Tnos. W Bald» in: ProthouoUry, Wm P. 1(
Snyder; Cleric of Court*, Thos W Tay
lor; Register of Wills, B.U blason March.
Coonty Treasurer, Charles C. Moore;
ffouatf Comroliwloners, Tborna* Mercer,
F.iw od Mtahener; Coroner,Eruetit White;
Director of the Poor, J Preston Thomas;
Audi or*, Caleb II Kinuard, Wm.T.
i.ocar They issue with this ticket a cir
cular of charges against Darling,on and a
number of names of prominent
throughout the county, endorsing the
ai.ove ticket Correspondent* are again
ti ling tl» 4 borough papers with chargea
agsli'bt the candidates, particularly Nats
WaitoeUbt Uulike other campaign'*
both eide6 ftems to have wait d until the
lust moment to be<iu with. Let tha ra
suit be what it may, it will show who is
top, Rverhart or Burlington.
CoUHBV SrOKPBXT.
A We* isrusn in 1 réunie.
About alt weeks ago, Thomas Small« y
came on from Kansas to visit the Patch
ed family, relatives of his
in Mouaely's row in tl:** N nth w
Patch^U* are em
Mille, and on
Lo r»Mde
1 The
ut thu Arlington
ployed
Friday were paid their)
wag«je amounting to fliS At noon Satur
day. before Mr. Patehell reture.d to her
work, .he placed Ibis money n a rloeet,
but when she came home .hont S o'clock
she found that not only the money, but 0
also a.liver watch and chain, with l pair
of rublwr boots bad dlsapjararcd. Thomas '
waa *l«o missing, and a* the natoral in- 1
ferenoe waa that Ihe things had g on»» I
with him, the p lice were notified, and I
*i*e Special Officer James L. Hawkins of
l-hu Baltimore & Ohio Kuliroad Company. 1
Upoe reeelvlng a description of the man,
Officer Hawkins r^m mbered having aeea i
toike the J o'clock train for Baltimore 1
in the afternoon, and word was *ent to '
that céiy at cvic«*. The consequence w&», j
that as eoon as he arrived he a a* placed I
und«» arreat, and brought hack to this
ci y in the evening He Is now at police j
station awaiting bis hearing. !
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She W
Kinuee^tu. Tn nano.
» hi ram uin
A joa«ifl»<1y end bt-t esoort, both
well knoBn la Koolety droit», boerieü
» UonitplnraTeriae ütttut o»r werter.
<l»y, wb:ea w»o well tilled with p»eteu
gere. Soon the oandactor oeme mloas
»n.l the yaaae K'.uUemen thraet bis
h»n! ln or© (loo,©- «nd Iben
He rambled lu air vest pocket©
nod then dove ©n©io Into the depth© of
hi, browner-, while hi© pvrtnrbed tra
tar«» *ave evtdiuee to tb© luiereeted
©peotuair© tliif be rtuileod the ember
raaemeDt ef the ©ltuattou
»boot to make »
tbo lady, vrltb the
wa© heard te Bay:
I tJeelnn !
in an
other.
He waa
i « SDlurjvlton, wi^o
GtmoBt Loncbalauoe,
"How Btnr.nl of me,
When you paas»ja xnn year
purge H tho posuffice
etrttapifd your let-tcv I forgor. to rotart
H. M fcne orow out her pafEo with n bo
wiuihinv»
Mi# you
Hor »«corf, took ir,
pftio tho ooudactor ana put it in b.B
pool:#?, much
««nap«, fio c
have br-d tb* ta^t
•eiJeved at tb# narrow
« but a worn in would
of avoiding au #m
o*rrasbiug predic*x,ont In ibis
manner.
noftl
Tlio Karty Bird
The old etory of tl
early bird and
rfc© worm, that uerd to b« taU to ©a
fiKO© ra© ylrtnou© proctic© of early ri©.
i:i^. heoanin, lo a later and umr© de*
BMie-r-» a«©, ©omewhat Iob© effeo'.lye
by taraiog ©tteotlou lo tbe worm'©
vtew© of tb© affair Keoently It ha©
npp»»re4 with a new emoDdiuent which
r©»tor*e all tbe point and plquanoy of
tb#» origln&l
A falfcei ba© been leotarlca bl© eon
opoa lb© ©yll© of «TaylD« out late at
nUht »L« get:ln R np late In the morn*
fn R . "Von will cr/er aroonnt to hj.
thing," be conticaed,' oDles© yoa tnru I
<»v«r a SAW leaf. Keen era her ibat tbe
early bird oatobes tho worm."
"How »beat tbe woira, father," in
r«ra,.îi,ra- Û "wî.n-r n he'ï > ;r WlD '' * h «
o«n»..rajro, w»«n I be rather looileb
to «et ay
'■Ms BOO," replied the old man ©ol
erai y, "that wjrra hadn't been ra bed
ai alt H© wa© oo bl© way hotoe.-'
enr.y
Jot>nn to Miller ana Maud.
Jonqmlu Miller bus become
îMaÜiïoflSîS;''
Ludon B McCormack tlie aoior. Mae. '
M .0 >iui* h uu«3 ii<jr father cow corree
nond e K®.nr!y. Him 1 0 a tail, tier d«r
a id rcKFrnhloM hoi- , r 1
n 8 o ra pt ml fa .* her ,* n i
a \ bi ? ,hV0Tl ^
oth.Ui un 1 tte only one t6 whom l;e '
ÄUVH tho ad vantage s of au education. '
8.:e ft» d her borl.and have not pro«' ;
p.)..Ice tb© ©rage, Bi.a are bow In 8t.
Jj-ulaoefc.feugagBooe.-it©. 1
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Painters, Masons, Mechanics,
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7** * Sectional Ladder*. 6 feet
to long. Can be made to any
pi length by merely joining ends
M together. Cost no more than
ifj the ordinary ladder. Come
|s see them in operation.
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Sole Agent.
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RYE, KALE
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SPINACH SEED.
Ulke and Cafabap Seed
of
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CELERY
WniTO AND BROWN
MUSTARD
FOR FLAVORING.
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b.B
J. J. SMITH
Fourth aud Shipley Streets.
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ha© , .T.l **', TxTl'F rteapeet line of
, ' Ït t0 ki.i B ,ote kl,l and pebble
of *T r > n JWeclty !.adb»'
pebble sh«*e. «*1 a#>)i«l, ?l •/., Wcbav*- a
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Great k{&inallll. Grab's
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NO. 234 KING STREET
7 Protter'o Academy of Music
' itv"## nights, comxen-li-.g Monday «von
H<> T - 7* Matin®-.» » uicrwvy el l vtedne-j.
d«r <*ay afiernoor.8. Fourth 3«a,.aoa A brlMant
, r 1 «U'^ccpm: Hartrvn*. A rtir bridge ♦ Jem pan y 0 /
,* n i superb (Joined y ArtlKs. in Au^nttin imr,
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l;e ' ''A Nl*5lflT OFF,** ah played nt Daly 'a
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8t. TbamcUyfi-rHay amJ Batartav No. 10
1 11 o-,.i 1 ». jUaiiaw a .-rl.lay atui'Hciutdoy
j nnerno ja/. Ukfto. I*, j n.l.er/« f Win ml • «*•
| Company, wtl-h will p^seatit tb t
at . | ßi-aaatlo psseaut, Michael fc»; ogtfl
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To üiiuidate the estate of the
late S 1). Cranor, t)te stock of
Cianor & Co, consisting of
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
ladies' and Children 's
COATS,
KID GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HOSIERY.
Lacies', Gentlemen's, and
Children s
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREX,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
AND CARPETS
Will be sold at cost.
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Execntor.
Now is Your Time.
Now is your time
to rig yourself up
for tbe
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Winter dolling
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And the
BHSTOS DSE-FRiCE
Clothing House
is the place to do
it, cither Ready
made or Made to
order. The largest
line in the city to
select from. Firet
elaes fit and work
manship guaran
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CLOTHING HOUSE,
213 Market St* Wk., Del
Ju.sns & Davidson,
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FOURTH EDITION
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Feeler el. Oll».
Before 'Oquira Mouagu.n tbi. morn
log the «me of 0. Broc** Foeur oemehi
op fur Mel Lewie O Vendegrlfl »p
peering for Footer. ,
U. brooke Fueler aw-teD. Wee »worn the
eu ofilcer et 12 p. m. on Jnly 1, |
HH .1 Wee annotated ee oltF dug bute
i— y_. *Prr "i■ Tl.rnl tn xln 1 ***
oeioher. Wee e.ternerde oMered to do ( UM
duly en en tflioer. V ee ordered to be
k run In with ihe cihar men. Blnoe end
then bee done- duty utder request end j
eotliority of thu Mnjur. Did eertrel ;
day»' eorrlce ne officer end aereed war- j
LÎÜ.1 M t tf!Ä»lUy U, ÖV tt. < "^" I
Mayor Uhoedt ordered him to cone end
oo •'»rallied. Met Dre. Bush and
dpnuger end wee examined. Wee,
afterwards Inhen to Adams Bxpress (
Oo *s edict end wtlpbrd. Oertldoeto :
was signed by the two doctor» and by -
the Mayor.
When Bill I is wss hart served In his
place. Major asked bln If no would,
in
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go on Shields place, and be weut. Tha,
Mayor said ke would see that be got
paid. Also served in the plaoa of Ham- ; #.
iltou when ho broke bis iOg at tb* hall.
On this occasion he asked the chief if
De could go home and get a lnnch aud | g.
tell his wife. Ohiuf raid he might.
s.aid two night*. The olgbt of thej
police ball he ataid at the hall all night. !
Made lour arrest*. Nut morning the
oblef asked him to go oo lu Bsboor's
place, and he went. Staid on until 0
clock. Had also went on la klcllben*
ny 's piaoe. and had fregueotly taken
prieunera to Naw Cast la. Showed rec
ord * of fbevk Hyland showing arrests
made by Foster.
wa at poitoe station «very day or
night. Had often dene service as ar.
oftloer. Had doue duty at least 100
tlmee Officers wrre allowed $00 each
year for ciothee. I*an1 JuBtis ft David
and Wliiiarn H traîna, and patd
for It out of his own pocket. The
Mayor had told him to go pat away hia
horse and wagon and some back ard do
poilae duty. He had asked the Mayor
»huit, his pay for police duty. Mayor
said be wouid as* the chief. Chief
said somo of the u** tubers of Coanoil
were against him, and if he allowed bis
name to be put on list none of the offi
cer* would have received the money.
lu answer to Mi. bail—Never took
oath as dog catcher. Took oath as city
(scnstable. Did not kuow whether be
was evor appointed constable or not.
Never aaktd tte Mayor lo give him
poilue authority for his protection,
djrvfcd ten ulghls tu Bhleids* plaoa.
Did not any that be served because
ohieids waa a good feiluw and that he
did uot want hiui docked. Had asked
to b* allowed to tak^ prisoners to New
Oaetle. Did not voluntarily offer to
icrve aa an officer.
w iniasu H. timon testified to the fact
of Foster buying clothes from hfcn.
Whsu he asado tbn uniforms Mayor
Rhoads said he would see that they
were patd for. All were paid for that
were on the list. Krsler'* name was
not on the Hal. He did not at the time
recognize Foster as a podoe officer, hut
jdid afterwards.
U. B. Ruoads sworn. Foster did pc
iltceoaiy; be told ever y mau oa the
foroe that he would have to be uni
formed; Foster vuluutartly offered to
serve as au officer; had never eervod as
au offioer hail a* many times as he
isaid; he clothed Fusier with police
authority beoausn he had requested to
bo for hie own protection.
il«i had nothing to do with paying for
the nuifarm*. The tîi.ctra petitioned
themselves. He nover expected Foster
to ask for pay fur asrvioes rendered as
au offioer. Tho men frequently went
on in each othtr s plaoes. Foster's
badge was *'3. R," same as dog catch
ers always wore Never said to Polio#
Uommltue that Foster should be paid
for servlcea rendered. Bald as Foster
had to boy a uniform he should he paid
for It. Ti e pbyric&an'a ocrtliloate of O.
Brooks Forter was shown and reoog
mzed by the Mayor. The book of oaths
of city officials was sbowu and rocog
oiao4 by the mayor. The oath of Foster
was as city countable.
John J Dougherty sworn. Nevar
looked upon Foster aa an offioer under
pay. Fo.iw.-r had requested to be seut
toNewCactle with prisoners. Foster
did not loporl for duty In Shields'
piaoe.
George T. Barnhill, ex-chalrtnan of
the Police Dommlttoe, testified that
Foster's name waa not ou tha petition
presumed to that committee, or It
wouid have been passed.
Francis T Bswdon, the preeent chair
man of the Polioe Committee,
Hworn. Mayor Rhoads said Foster was
a good clil:er and always willing to go
on duty.
Preston Ayara, swore, member ef
Poiloe Oo mm It tee.
similar to Mr. Bawdon'e Heard the
Mayor H*y ho had ordered Foster to be
uniformed.
A. F . Mttstdck, clerk of Council, was
sworu. llo < xhlbiled bills presented by
Foster f< r killing doge, but they werr
not admitted iu evidence.
H*rry Taylor, zergeant of police,
•worn Krvf-r recognized Foster except
aa do^ c:*tolifr. Mayor said Foster wss
to go on ir* Shield*' plac»*. Bald ho did
Mayor seid he
wanwd to go on; I let him go. Foster
ha aal'l an** no good.
Ofilcer Patrick Cummios was called.
He iiSii Uea oi the beat with Fouler.
Fo*Ur had toitl him that ho did not
want an .7 pay foe working for 8blelds,
that Charley wm a good fellow aud he
w*h dulu»i it u> help him out. On two
night* lifj had left Cntamlus aud gone
home ut M o'clock, because be said he
had to oaloh dog* early in the morning.
William B. Hyland wa* callnl but
kuew nothing p*i oinlug to the matter.
Officer Harry Be. or was sworn, aud
said that Foster did rnt go ou to place
of Ham t i ion, as he had stated, because
be had himself ßoue oo.
After listening to arguments by the
conns«), 'titjulra Mroiaghan decided the
'•a*e in favor of Foster, and awarding
the amount sued for, $100. The case
will bj appealed to a higher inurt.
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If is teatlmooy was
not wh.-.i him. Tb
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Largo Funeral.
Th# fnnernl of tbe late Francis A*
K lia, of Klhton, took pine# laat Friday,
»na was iktwnded by taovne fifteen
preacher» of tbe Wilmington Confer*
ecoe, hennin a large bedy of th# laity
»nd ol listens generally. Addresses wore
delivered by the U*v. J P. Oil* and
H-v. Cbp.ri#s HUJ, and Btivs. Thos
Murray, Bheppard and Pretty man also
t«iok part iu tbe fiervioea »*■ tbe bouse,
while tub
clergymen participated lu
thwaervicfj at ibe grave. Among the
r»«l bearern were AUxender Hvann,
nioma« c. Cro'lch und Dr. H H.
Mitobeil, of i£ h;ou; cx*Jndge D. L.
riioiuns, of Noithenat; Tbouinii Mull»
Ufo, of Mtilt
g'on, Kent Ooanty ; Jos
He, of tb'eoHy; M©y. J Pleteber Wtl
1-WDiun, Newark- A. O. Go«, Middle.
iow;j at .,1 JbcoU Turae, of Port Depoel:.
Air. Canaitiig Accept®.
Governor Le/j, of Virgitila, hr* ro
c#lvvn a letter from Hon. Bokooe Conk
Hr g ftflOMpifjQg A retainer in tbe habeas
1 Coreas ot Attorney Genera) Ayres
\ %nil Mesare 6ooit »r.d MoCale, wlilob
:OOEQ<H(ltj h»f Jrn II©l:©f H'©( >. U n
0,1 ll '" l*'-b (if Noeember.
11 «'Orofore appear forth« Htat©
I Hî®* . of "»« Oommornreallb ve.
ï *» odge J!jgd od Ibat cooaetoo.
-■ ra » -
Jf Ü, aUit—OfaaTil Oo.
nK«n|
Ut ■■■§
1 ■ m. ■ II
J,
oemehi •¥-!«* T PRI7H «150.000
I IMZ.E», «iJU.UUU. r
, "We de baracy oerUO- thet we emnerrut
the erraagoieeut* lor ell Ihe Monthly end
1, | beml-Anaeei urewiagi o< The LMUteae
bute tmlterr Oo., end In perron meneg«
1 *** — ■"» ■©- freeing« iKmeelvee, end
( UM M „ m . oooducted with fceeeetj.
be (mreemend in rood Dell* towerd ell perti««,
end we author!» the enmpenj to nee mu
j eertlhoete. with lee-eimliesof our etgneuir«
; etteoned U lUedinlleeseeeie ' I
j i
I 'fa '- ffcrneteioeo^
(
:
-
'
I
I
ol
we, tha ■»«•ntjpiad Hanks aad Haaksn
mil pay all Prises drawn ta Tha Doatstan*
state lotteries which may be prawaiad al
oureoaatars._
; #.
if __
| g. ail.nwiR.fres ■ O. Rsri
He|CABLHOm.Fres.tlalsB ■wWwmwl
thej
!
0
or
do
bis
be
he
to xoo
fact
too
was
hut
pc
the
uni
to
as
he
to
for
as
paid
paid
O.
seut
of
that
It
was
go
ef
the
be
was
by
werr
wss
did
he
not
he
two
gone
he
but
aud
place
the
the
case
riniCB LAMAltX, Fne.
IT
CFKITEI ITTIiCTIII I
OVER HUE I HUM IWMUTER
LoaUlaiui State Lottery Compact
inoorporaUd la lDSatorM years by Oh
L aaUlatara for Bdaeattonal aad Oharitahta
porposes with a oaoi
vhloh a rassTvs fond
%S!ff
t*
itnoa boon added.
fly an ovatwhslBtng popalar vota Its fraa
oh Isa was made a part of tb« präsent sut*
OoruiUtattoo adepoed Deoamtwr ad, A. U.
1179 .
Tha only lattary ever r o vad on rad an
dorsad by tha paopla of ray »tata.
It neper , no tee or
poefpon«.
ItaSrawd Itwla awn teer I
tnfi take ,■•« Hnwthly, nwd tk<
Herat.Annwnl Drawlnc* raritap
,Uu I... ..4 ■>«.
A iriUMH OPNkTIJIRT SO
WIN A rORTVIA lira OK AKT
LIKAW1MO, OI.AHM L, 1H THR AtJAU
M> or Nt.'HIO. NRW OKI,BANN,
n'WI'AY, Nwverakwr »,
Monthly lira wine.
Capital Prise, $150,000.
•€!•«.— Tieveaa are Ten Itollan only,
lia^lvw, 46. fifth *, p. T ip tha. »I.
1 UAK1TAL PB1ZK OF f)IQJ*D..9!M,0e»
1 UKAhU PU1ZR OF
1 «»KAMI PKIKB OF
1 LAU *K PK1XBB OF
« LA IK IE PKUEB OF
toPKIEBi OF
M.aoo.. § 0,000
fO.tol.. » 0,000
]§,000.. »O.Oufl
«,•00.. 10.000
1,000.. 10,000
•oo.. a§,ooo
too.. »0,000
•0
100
mm
•O-J
100
,000
10 # a pproxtaukUoa rnaaa ef gato.. fja.o»
»0.0M
100 .. 10 , 0*0
•0.. M.OOC
du
do
1*0
1000 Terminai
1,170 Prive«, aaaoanttßs *o....Mae,toe
Application tor rata« to elaba ahould ba
made only to tba offloa of Ilia Uaanpray to
New Or loan*.
r©r further information wrtee etoarly, giv
ing full addreee. FOHTAL Ntri'JBb. Expre*
Money Order«, or New York Exohang*
tn ordinary letter. Ourreney try expreac
(nt our expenee) radrewwd
■L A.DAUPHIN,
Mew Orleans, Isa.
erff. ft. BftcrEii,
».C.
M4rm
BMW OB
Ivbtirttf
iifti>
Littm b
NATION A I- BANK
Ork
REMEMBER
Thxt the
Oenanüs
preee p fls o?
Item urn« arc
and Early, who are in charge <
tngs, is a gaarantae of abeo
and Integrity, that the ohanoes are all
equal and that no one ean possibly divin*
what numbers will draw a Pria*.
REMEMBER thet the payment of all
Prie«« I* 4KIAHANTBBD If FOUR
NATIONAL BAN MM of New Orleans,
and the Ticket* are signed by the Presi
dent of an Institution, whose chartered
runts are recognised In the highest Oonrts;
therefore, beware of ray Imitations or an
noymons schemes.
of tho draw
into fairness
ÜANDULN1HAL TMEsTHB.
Front at between Klag and French.
Ewragemcnt •( the great and odIt «KO.
Le BLA Nt'MK,ostler kaown as *be "Ma
rine," who will meet all aomers darlog the
week. To night Uworge Le Hlerehe. the
"Marine," and Fiank Darke, ot Pklledel
pbla. 'iamerrow fTnecday) Frank Hoa
worUi and Denn* Eellehsr, In a fix-round
W)ntw*t. Also the
Morlesqa«^ and Uom
AWTfc.1V- BY A fIBNTFjKM AN WHO
has a moderate ernennt of capital to
Invest, a party with seme rood, light, pay
ing, m en afoot n ring business; so me thing
that oan be conducted cn second or third
floor; or both In a capital location; location
ready. If satisfactory arrangements oan be
maoe, will take one-half int« rest in such a
batiDcs* and attend to toe financial part of
it. Address, with toll particulars.Industry,
tnwotfloB. mr.if
a
great Alice lhomp«on
•djr Do. it
w
was
F
DK MALE— THB
manufacturing Ualllornta qainei cider;
tbe only business of the kluA **st of Call
Lrnia. i bo r gut stock, \aatena1s and
receipts for making, with a good cstAb)U.ed
wad weit paring trade. Meiling cut on no
ouont of slckuors and Intend to renroret«
Lis ABKCles. Will well cheap for 0«RU. An
ply &t ones *o WM FfiMhGk, 1106 Wait
stteef, Wilmfcgton, DeL
HPKINEMM Or
nT-!ii»
F°
K ''A1.K -JOHMBU UOKNKU
lias receive 1 a fine lot of % nrle
Mount*in Canary Hlrds, wbteh hi
will foil roaso.aDly; also csg«<. Ordeis re
celved by mail. All birds gn.irAutecd.
Dlids do ivsred to all parts of toe city ti.
ti. comer nlghth and ti«na*ts>.
nT-fll*
W ANTSb-l YOU VO MAN AS l). B.
bookkeeper to make blmrelf gcooia! y
userai; to one who win work for a muderato
apiary at tiret, and give satisfaction, au In
lereu In the bQ*tn<^M will be given, ifefer
onct» requ.rol as 10 ability and oharacter.
A dreg« lisunfs-norer, ibis otiloe
r 7 XI
M 1LUH OOWH run HAL» — (awn
An Alderney cow, wlih kcrfMF^
nrt-t calf, 6 montns old; also AlcernXj
neifor. which will oooie In milk tbe middle
or January, IMP in pestai e ftr tbe owner
at Mr. J. VUjLD a.iAJUll'H, brandy.
wine Hundred. _ Lf-^od et*
W AMIISIMMTCATION AN UHlOirN
nare© or U*M chamber or Hebt
homework by two Protetwni K lrla Apply
or addiet© A, Mo. lei* w. 10th street nur
Union. B7 . M ,
F OK JUfeNI— INK k ttOOMKI) MOUSg
|6 per month, a five room«rt boa*e
*7 per mentb. no os rner «.ore. |io p r
' ocith. Apply ko PKTltii.f. ruub Fifth
an* Rodtey st reets. »7 öt
F JU KENT—A V KKY JJKKlKAItl E
stare at a nominal price fijr balanoo of
jaar. Apply to UbALu k OO.
A*
laity
wore
and
also
hi fit
W ANTED—A POSITION AS UOUNB
keeper; bert rcferccea !urnl«ho,*
Apply nt iu: ïMt big uh st nT-2t* u
L ost ou stui/ih-a ftu» «w_ «»
(log. The retain of tbe dbgMtB^V
or *n»ctn atlou as to wbare ha Is miTToTTZu
ab:y rewarded. W.H. FAlt-LAMB, 80/ W.
8th street.
lu
the
H.
L.
U»
DtllN HALfci—AT UALF I^UHJE.A NJCJF
JD IL lit uo top wagoo, nearly new Apply
J «.lier son ktroet. nT-Sf*
Jos
Wtl
ut «21
F UK SAJ.K-© ricra i.OT or (UHAKT
blr1- ©na eagei at PAlth.tK'S, I.» t.
Kooond ctreeU nT-ei)
W au rui-A kksi-eut mii.e 00 L
oral girl to I«bt -n k-tm.ral hoa»,
woni. Am-ly at mi West rourtb St. nT-at.*
ro
n
AN IL)»-BOAKDEB , ti. W. «JOB*
nor of »evenih and King sta. BT-8t #
H
;v
luregniritn
oc« (.y i r I
I*. >1 ay er. 13 8
. ■ Arch at. F.m. !
ürâ.*- onoe Wo *»P®ratlon or faslnes 1
neiay Ihonsands of onras At Bersto. •
Fa ,snd B»turd*y Of^ 7Ui
moaib Pord Lr otic jiarn. -tdvics free
JacrJ fud dAa-ly
UPTURE
Htat©
ve.
It
-ras»«-;
«• **1 I«I ot her ...
MHIfii and tetrad. era mpeetrail? Id.
J, 1 * " f n ,.
*»"*•"» X'i naî'd.?'KS*"*»
r ao. lsUruaitat Heie.e "
hkiuifukk- da the nth laetem, Jeoeb
Behringer, eeed Te jun
Meieliree eut rnende era reopeeUnllT Id
*l*eo to ettend hie runnel f.un me reel.
dene, of hl« mi, .lehn rmrlnger, NoT*
*•" Foenh .«reet. on Wedneeder aiwmoon
ntjoeloe*. lnirmem et Ulrcrrlew mud
***»•
lieetb. with hl> reeiorwleee to, ihn
I i»mp» down the old rod foni* eilie;
i Our re'her, ripe^forino herren. bu teen
end IwUe! b'y\~»ltl,nln.
Md
«va. n. J
V»
of
Be ahsjt thoi rest. •
' LYNAM. —Id tbl* oitv, en tho Ith tost.,
I Bva. oaaanur of Ai«« s J. at>l the late
I Oeorte V l yoAiD. ag*d le y* m.
HeDUves sud friaou* ace tnvked to at
tend the foner* I on Tuesday af er nooa, ho
rember tth, at S o etoeb. iroio the reeidtuee
ol her mother, 1004 Washington at reel,
termso i private
in
.
I»
WM.B.SHARP&CO
MOURNING
—AND—
BLACK FABRIC.
Mu'a tMU|,
m»i
VUrMtM,
,
it Ulotfli,
TrtooMBS.
Msrrlllaux,
Batin d'lej
I »i.HltHltirtOt,
Draper Alma,
Bsttn Loxor
Ooartaalil Urs|)M,
Ur os UraiD Hiiadiaalr
The Best Black Geode to Wear.
Tha Best Black Goods to hay.
The Beet Assortment Here.
FOURTH and MARKET STS
THE TIDE OF TKADE
MOUNTS HIGHER AND
HIGHER. IT WAS A
DEMONSTRATION EX
TRAORDINARY OF THE
PEOPLE'S CONFIDENCE
IN OUR GOODS AND
PRICES.
mm
0*0
ba
to
Nothing short of our im
mense stock could have
stood the grand rally of
Saturday's customers. They
came on and on and on.
No fear witathem that we'd
run short. There needn't
be.
It wa« the Bort of a day
to make our thousand* of
workpeople glad and turn
in for better and hardtr
work.
No doub: about our hon
est and solid make of cloth
ing beiug identified in the
minds and purses of the
people with its long wear
and low prices.
We scarcely had time
to take the money and say
good-bye to one customer
for the others waiting. Bnt
everybody lent a hand to
make the day bright and
cheerful, as well as biwy.
It is understood clearly
enough they can rely on
the small profits for us and
the big saving to them.
And so they always may.
o?
all
all
the
the
to
be
a
of
and
no
An
Or
Wanamaker& Brown,
OAK HALL,
'I.E.Cor.Sixth & Market St*.
re
ti.
B.
y
In
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC -> SALE
IN
The aubicritw-.r will cell
EMIL HECK'S " BELVIEW HOTEL,"
Nlulls Ward.
'uhllr Hale at
WILMINGTON, DEL
Saturdayr Nov 12th
r
E
of
25 COWS
FBESH AND SPEINGESS.
This luaplrki fi lot of COWS. Rcuirbt wh"
sprlnglur, »ml p-»t
sale
to In
u
e fftpectally for tiiia
Ar«: all Large *u*t young and helle vc«f
a Une a oln»*>r«r Ifinfit i 1 n Delaware.
I»«"undrï* ,r,UWy Cow ' l»J0 lb*, a It
4LF*l>on't fail
I hand. If
, ai 11>
nt
.1
good H infer ti«
«»
W.
Dinner at 12 o'clock.
bale at 1 30. 90 days' time.
Stidham k. Son,
Auoi'.oLecre.
S. MORRIS-Ir.
-fit Jn7 -t
J. R. Hudson Co , Ko. 15 Mar.
ket st., Wil. Del , mumi'acluros'
aeents for leather aud gum bolt
ing, steam paekmes, oil cupt ,etu
t.
L
.
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# 2
iCHJNq
km
/
o
c
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8 <
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F
So'c agents to: .uo ru^uwyiv»«!* A De'*'
varj i u Co. V. orkt, Cheater, F®. b: et.d*ia
FIFTH edition,
Wit ft Darf« krH , . .
to the kU»i „I itVlîŸ Ù ** *'i
Hickory Aaaainhi«
•voUl Kievnnb «, 2 m»" L*'?* h
Md King etreeia. '***... Ïüj
W. Thompson of tn.
ollMMl n fern,, eitn,,!^
V» , fui tS.OU *'"
The m»>
ci! f ï*i «,
«tnt î„ lT 'J
"«Ul Q t0
,u »• Urit
•own, Bneoex Oon**," 1 ' 1
of Deceuiber.
John Smith dle .1 at 1 . 1 ,
Du.er, on Thur.dey i, tl la *i
eonra. ' *i!»l ur eil
ÄSVÄ;
Ä4" -> 1 '> » ÏS
• •PFOlglly In
We make
onr own
pire I
. J -«InaJ *moU, 0 f Brand.
died, cfler, f ot »»]„ , u ,7 -
S-month I o d ' ?
thM .III come in Prattt in *
" h «»ef Neill -, ofBmtoc K„
I» nnlundln, n «r*,, uf t
•OD'&B.o., the lumber denia l
u - " Beckett, the toDni.,1
■nerobnnt of No 108 W«t SewM
bn. Improved nna benatiB«! Î
denoe b, n liberal 04
»iota
me of p»| 0l .
, ThebnraeJobn M De.enne,
Ing tW.tOO prewrd brick, " y 1
Jod« «hnrf, from Pier« A ^
brick ,»rd. for Bow York
George Dauby aud John BuloboD
have Ukrn out leu^rs Wsia>um'*ii
tho estate of Isabella Brear. 'si*oil
Jersey. 1
Tjio Kirntet Worker,, th„ i,l
intMlouely loctely of Uulrjj v
Ohnroti, will oelehrate thc.tr >«cohi
nlv.r.urjr uext Thar«:i»y ereole,"
The Itsv. Ghnrlee I* M.ilerr -, n
ly pestur of Oltret Hreebyi.ruecLi
»»* In Ihteotty for » few houuaL
aU»y.
A hnn^eome new |^t|
bren ptee.ut.,1 to HI. Jehu', Lh-.i
Itr.r.dvwine, by Wliliun Jonkif.ü
K.atkranil.
The property of E mlwth Han
Nrw Cnetle, wee eold I.» Hb-rlti.e
«ou on Friday tO JlBlOR TjOiAu R
Jsroea Touar for $S,2flO.
Garda are out anuouialrg ui* B
flag« lo morrow evtioiug of Jiaa
Touar and Mis* Marlon Mo:;*,*, * ,
rwitaeuce of the bride'* umJu.i
$ 233 Market air net.
K. A. Harri soo, bitoher oif K;
•treat market, ba* left wnu bn :*a
for (lamdeu, N J., where be wjl! c«
oo hie huilnevB
oaplea hie «umI.
The Oermau Li bra? j AiuioolaUas
give a bail Thankegivlu/ Kv« at
mau Hall. Oommutete
laat eight to take charge ot mkiu
en tertal ornent
Faut Mark 301
itoa
Mlaeee Annt* and Graafi. -!ai;k
of Dr. I>, A. Vernon,
ware Ooanty, Pe , viailwl oaf city
ibw fl^at time on Betnrdry la»t, uta
turned borne to-day 41 tad 7
with thrlr trip.
Weal PreabytorUn Church Su
Bohco. will bold li* a? eilend:? »:
ohurch, Friday evomuit sot'.. A t
mutterl progratii fi»a btr.i profie
uoder thM auptrvisiuu of Chu;rm«(
Jaooh T. Clymer
William H. Geer, whom bote toll
tboahuia will leuiMouher
•top cf the Brooklyn oiabi vbn
piayed here In the Ii.Uir-Btaw La|
baa bw*n arrested in IC mir*, N- T.,
paeetng a worthies* cotck Lr |lb.
Henry Loaley and Juaiei A. L I
Me' 1 !*,
ton were on Friday DdicuM by
Grand Jury In Pnl-vMpM fof§>
ecutcd conspiracy to forge OsfUM
of »lock, &c., of the Dtf.*vN0&t)
apeak* Canal Gouopai y.
ßev. J allai I><xlil of Ml. P »
preached an elwjoent sertson
worth Gburch on Booday nioraUf
SCBlleinau who was prtescl thtrbl
be will eventnklly rauk euh Dr. I
and other leading preachers in UK
ferenoe.
Mr. Harry Walker, who■ waa!i
employ of Messrs. Bin Ith P»J S
druggists, some yearn azo, aud
gagea lu the drag Lusioess ia PtlJ
phi«, hes now eturened I« ft**
bailneee In New York ID P*^
ooailn, Mr. Franols T- Walket. » T
on Bauday and returned bo®* 1
morning. Harry 1* looking
Some parties afteaip'ed to hrtak
the Green bank btatlen do Baton
evening.
ed up to the platform
load them with goods that; aw»
baggage room and which baa dwb
tached by ihe oor.stahl« foriw* 1 -*■
gcoda were f hipped l<* the 6 ' 1 . .
abirmejt, bat before Uisyiwer»«
i>u the cars they were ukfcB I" •"
of by the oanatab'e.
ti
They h*(l two «12«* .
»nd iswon«
:it: w«
W©t.ltd A'
Pl»«terer© ©te
Eighth etriet.
Twomard.r.li.l'lil-iuipf-*
A few mlunte© ba(l ' r,, ,, D 'f L
Bauday night» Seventh >1 >« «•! *
man fonnd a wo.l «Iresiwi ili ** y
m pool of blood on lb«' . a j„|
Merket »ad Pesa I
The mnn wm imorot-cioo., « § f
Kkwmlnwttoii tt wu© (uulJ Ibot
wnt crushed in.
lie (lind while
station boos«
•oioua-iesr. 'It
heb,« eoofef^ 10
whboul
o bud y «4 '*«*?
morftae. HI© Weutny •«•"d y
1, euppuewl b» w ' , 1 *'* I ^L e "k JH
by bigbw»ytneu 1»
polio© »ro Iuv©etl8»ti"(! "
uer
Liar Id bewln, U ri *
ored ©t.blenian eioplo}«a • ß
Koo©Ifa »wery
w*k found mu* Ht n-do 9 . j
in* In tfce l«f- ^ th ® K««
wan cained by bl» j'
with »club. Wl'i McGk
st*»pt In tbe loft, ao«I w '®^ d 0B .
t nve bee n «rrct te-i ' 11 _
^ CJ^rrertiak- ^
Alexand r r Briid ley. ,b * Jj parcel
-le L «ale Bradley, "j 10 !* jirf.l
.-.»tb » f«« u moioW.^
RErUBLicaK '""j, Ibr nb«»J
«taiod ibat the r *P® . y)I , s yim**)
bavin« be»rd tJO Cldld » , :t «J
earn : borne « b Ie. Jl.t|
lnoorrec r Mrr- JJ* HJT
y.»r<l when her i t- , ,,'j . wffljj
told her iuat . -,-r -
flre, and .ha ,W
neeterauc© and 0,,1 "*7fte »5 » Ï
Her clothe* wert' ©a- ; » ,, c! ,iicJ"r
wbolooUalUI'^Äiirrt W*
on s elicit ""- 1 lbr6W
ulltbg be
ei r^v**.
Mr fctauior Mt*~
Adv 1 nr-fi fro» 1 ^ l- gisnl 1 *^
.tale .but y.r
h-on beard fron, n^'» J*
sîiïï s-rnftfe
H»y Is m n „'Aite»» Sy .V'

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