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hart
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1888
paper«,
Major
m*
«loa,
who
homo,
der
wh
net
Then
pee.
f Sleep
annually to the
, the tl.tc is: » soy this
on tiie increase.
•II.ugly
while they may
. nr« likely to do
WliRt Ik needed
r -
I.
Diood^urlliir.
, ; in iiicoiujiambly
UUiurbtiurcs
, iIkm
w ii i i'îi Lillis« sleepless
m .1 vitality, and re
», vfit.Liu to a healthful
< agent of tha Mais.
,iv Su .rty, writes that
, , :it ol order, Ids sleep
, su In'd, and some itu
limnifust : lint that
obtained by the use
Kelly,
hut
can't
. . .ud
1-, arilla.
\Y. 1
t, 4ï\ 'Washington
"My daughter
with nervous liability,
rills rnstorod her to
r. notvkor. Erie, Pa., was
mu »nnsnesa sml slneplcsstie**
j Ann's Sat'iaparilla fur nliottl
during which time his
er twenty pounds.
cllf
nam'd
his
fsr's Sarsaparilla,
told
cbnt
tée
tlen
biro
I rkpap.kd nr
I - c. A>er A Co., Lowell, Maas.
OniKiriaU. Price $1. els bottle«, fiä.
*-l«Y A libNTLhMAN WHO
n v « rn Oil «rate emoaot off o^pttal to
l v i>*riv wuh eotnoKo»»d. Labi, pay
•• *noUetarin< ba«loo««; so «.at* tw
1 tf> rtuuduMed on »noond or tin
r ii'th to a capital loo at on; (ooailcn
r 3 .u«f iott>ry art ngem^nt« can l a
win us* ona-halff int»roa. to «uoh a
,i'tsp r.fhi uucn l to die tlnanoiat »»»r» of
A'lorotH, wiiii fall parUoalari.Indattry,
r.
ly.
a;j i'JBf-ÄS l tt î ûLLivi Mm r
a in er loan woman, miadio agon, or
oar raw Indite only.
[o&toied eluroaler
ui* .-t.le «1 war new b^o* * Fort la Amor
u is . (.on." andorjod by Mary A- lAvor
re K. WllUrd and aary oi*or
women. Addroa« MâKAUER,
f l*l!'JOf$ dirent I*iU
na-4t
[7 AN i r. I»—a XLfUttv# 14.» ä * a >. M.
K tT)k4xper to make blmsalf generally
t. t. ' ne who etil work for a moderate
n V. Lrit. and givs aatlataetton, an in*
: it t"3 I'aalnaflJ will bo given. Holer
«.'coined as to abtlttr and obaraeter.
Ö-* $ k'sriiifafliorer, tbis otBoe.
ttn
'AN I f .li-SI !'U A HOtt AH UiULU S
.v or l!«nt onamber or light
- by two Kr.Uitani «iris Apply
il .ud' l, fio. iu.v #. loth •».*•». near
K nr-»«
Lr.YVrBD — PKRBONtf WANTING
f J I'ttble help lor hotel« re»to«r»nu er
•'un ftf» fan he ercomuiudaW'fil by «»II
*>. Wiiailitgioa 1 b A?lltK«ace UB « Wk
-tTVBt. jan'fM-f
rKD-BY AN KXPEKlbNCKU
i'«ACUpcr. A widow with a child
r oi . BBétuatlon tokwp h'/Ufto for
A ildrcis <.r eall L. L*. , 1IM King
n»-4M
AI'TftlL-AN iSNMHUimtl ÏOLNU
conviob anl Owlioei: a good
v lor» live man. Apply at 704
TÏÀ öt»
I
>r,
»it. kid n-.or.
r r. u r K d—o 1 aju8 , ouaoubisk
n.,.tes mh Ktkli, bath KOKtl-b and
. tha iu
Ot* Vit*
b
IT
it
ran Hud the b*«t ploeaa
m oiciro, 108 Orange it.
kfiiai '■L—UOAK1JEH8, AT MKH
[V Hu 412 King atTeac.
b&iftLt fok.nm, and homo eomlom. 078-60:*
K7ANTR1I—4 STOUT BBKAWUBOT
r? .1 H (WLfc'tS bakery, 7tn and Jel
horF'rra.%*. OT-II
— roue. HLiAlSTBKEUa.
. oplj it «0. aal Wen Ktghth HI.
nT «-•
u ... . .U- rt Zua.rKltl AH lit USB
* rif k.— txet relareaaa tarn!, he-1
piv r.t tt: Bait l Igtlta n.
irasrr.ll -A BESFBOTAULK t:OI,
! iv: airi to aunt 'n general br nee
•t .'si et T») Weit Fourth Ht. mit*
1' MUM -HUAKUEH*. H. W.Oint
t eet ot Horenth »ad a "or MA nT-Si*
lyAHTKD-AUdKt. rOB OENKHAI.
tee French n. Lt-kt*
B7-kt*
i:^OF«work
Ll'NTOI)—BOABDER8 A1 MBS
I el'MIhUKUS, Ho. «woran .« bt.,
L T /. h'TRI)
f iftitii
— BOARDERS, AT 507
if , H.1 no table bomrstar*. eßh-UXl
A NTKD—3 OK 3 GENTLEMEN
i.i«.. r» «t 7«W k lux
■W.vtf
For h»!e.
AlaiS—TUB HT7«INIf3» OF
t»c taring O&ilfornla quidm elder.
the Riotl east of Call
L>> rial Hiook, m«ter alfl acd
t muuirK, vsitna good eetatllA «c
'•* > ing tri*Ue. äe Tlng
ki.on ana tutend U) rev of o v
• w in soit cheap l:re*ru. at*
* 'O WU PhNttaB, 1106 Weit
'rntUffton, l>el n7 9 *
u
!
cut
it
1-V(
' V,
i.
JOttUPll UOttWJKkrt
i a hue tot oi ♦•art«
Irai, whtoji hr.
&
iJW
aery
t-aOiy.Hlsooegor. Oide.e ro
Ail liira« putramerd
-
.
ii.ail.
ct to ait part* oftuoeity. S.
iLh-h ?kua HeanetetF. d7-8w*
fll
! l sale—dueap» a oaaui> 2nd
'Jton o&rrlage; aldo a fc
'u<.y. e pply to kii-UE.
a livtiy stabie, Fourth
tels.
oed
!
LT
[i.
ton
BMt
bA: ,''--S VF.KV DESIRABLE
r •'felt <i wrtlmji. 10 room», buthkiix
/u v M,w>nee. Front and back eu
!,tr *' Pl - Aü fir** -t« ur infini f
K'UUViiN 1», Kiffbth oud TotnoU -t*
M. If
U4-ftt
0R HAJ.it-A VERY UESUtAbLK,
f h ' r »*6'. conveniently ItwMftl .i
tj-, may utrnm. Audrces
a ilvie%M:kur, Attovuerb for heir».
oll-if
u..
• B-.Hll STOOA..fU<zil 111..:
■ siqt-jb of 8 Rood stalls It lima:»
Mi am.it i*ood reosona ffw muirh
f.Mtoji W. M. NHOtttU. nMt
J* ^k-LUTö ON AÜAK1A A«U
,Tl ''•reetfl Shalleroes and Cilipiu
P'y 10 hZJNttAitl) A OO., 628
w nft^t
Ü i*f»«?iü£r 1UäL KUB SJAA.LL
' mtoto* at fair prici s
■ n L ;, &a s of wagon». W
* J11 and Pronoh rta. »iMn :
:>rjr*
.
«I
I.
P« l'l|
LM "?i
»K RENT-A TWELVE
Ino.tlrt III
"' N- wobi^ 01 «•«» ?"
OH sa
ttrto
• A t n
-,» UKK oo w.s,
wuioiUve r ft..ut Obrl>t
'«-aimai 'OH STOOEUtV.
_J^' U Äftoms etreota.
PC.
nl if
, F — 2 OR 3 GOOD BRICK
t' h.sn ., or w llarodt ft,r
PI, ' BK '
STORK AND FlXrnREB
♦and, n on ^ihhI-: pond
h cm for ecillnfr. A«>
ia uuoe. n J-öH
ti'ilM
. ill!
Foi
7
•li
K'H'MHY
r.
(
lUc
kfr Mal
f „''i? MAKtlAIN
botl*r and «n
Foi« î cr wint of «ftft-A ddre# l
'oiiLdry. Avondale, Pa. n4<ood ftt
fchdf
'"ttit BRIO*, A NICE
L^»*ncn SÄ?"' U "' ly Be " Al p,3r
hlfSi 'iSitoUPi£° T or CANARY
10 UruL PARKER'S, les K.
BT-StJ
nT-ec«
■)oh*aoa Again RmiIim.
Habiushuko, Pa, Hof. 7 — Lata
this oftotnooo n risspotob vu receive 1
ftt the Stmt« Department from Governor
Bearer, Instructing Chief Olurk Gear
hart to i*tne a respite for Rotund
Johnson, the condemned Delaware
U/nnt? ruurdsrer, nmtil February 8
1888 It wm aeccaaery to been tbr
aiguatare of tteerstary Htoue or Deputy
Btcreiary Ljngenscker to the respite
paper«, bat, an ne'.thur trat In the oily,
Major Ljchbarl, a clerk In the depar
m* nt>, ('•ok the fic.n train for Ilantint
«loa, where bo met Mr. Longeneoker,
who bad come over from hit Bedford
homo, iu re«pace* to a telegrem, la or
der to attach Mb signotaxe, anonrl
wh oh, Major L>- k .art will prooeed*to
Philadelphia by (be midnight train
net the Signatare of Governor Bearer.
Then will the respite papers be oom
pee.
we
from
hie
high,
The
ing
pany
big
them
less
All
his
over
ever,
ed
ler'a
Jolly
do
so
The uaaa ol Mifco Hally.
Chicago man—"yueer about Mike
Kelly, isn't it?"
Omaha man—"What's queer?"
"Why, when he belonged to the
Chicago clnb he played splendidly,
hut now that the Bostons have him he
can't
at all."
aa he brought up In Chicago?"
"I believe so."
Always playi well in Chicago,
cllf
"Alwaya."
''And can't play in BosUin?"
-No."
" Well, I suppose the sun dazzles
his eyes "
A Oootiy .lake.
A tolARTkph operator in Jacksonville,
Fin., ban oeen summoned before »com
uillifio off eUloenn to txplatn why be
told n woman operator at Tsllahassns
cbnt there were 8f>0 o*a&* «ff yellow
fever In Jacksonville, and the commu
tée ban reo-mraended that bl« reftlgoa
tlen he accepted, and that any pay doe
biro ffor services be withheld.
fiä.
to
tw
l a
a
of
r.
KIRKS
WHITE
r
or
oi*or
M.
in*
S
light
near
. The only brand of Laundry Soap
awarded a first class medal at the
New Orlctme Exposition. Guaran
teed aboolufady pure, and for general
housitold purposes i* the very best
er
«»II
Wk
SOAR
child
for
King
good
704
IYOAHDING. WITH A PLEAÖANT
I ft ro » or for i<»o rvQllemra ar maa aud wife;
uf-ti
a
I
I
>r, Well tt.
for Kernt.
and
iu
Ah» N I— ClfK ft HO IMKU HOUSE
b M p?r nuon'h. A Ilvi-rooiund boaia,
IT t>T month, i ne oorna- ir-orv, 2i0 p«r
it on:!», f ppij to fetek .r. roi» i>. rutn
and liol' &y tire* ta. &7 et
atTeac.
Jel
F OK RENT—TWO GOOD UNFÜR
nUh«vt ptrlare, sulUMr tor a prole«
flluvtal ßujrlomau. Apply at Eft Bblpley^ dr rei.
JB »-ENT— \ TEH Y DüSlKAKLE
tker ' al a nominal prie« Or balanoo or
nT 04
F
HI.
«-•
year. Apply to BvALU h oo.
BIG STOCK
USB
he-1
t:OI,
nee
nT-Si*
-AN&
LOW PRICES
F
TRUNKS,
TEAYEL1NG BAGS
AND HARNESS
MBS
507
eßh-UXl
S
—AT—
HARRY C. PARKER'S,
NO. 15 E. TBIEDST.
OF
elder.
Call
acd
«c
o v
at*
Weit
*
Harness, Tronfcn and Bags re<
paired. Old established stand
and goods as represented.
&
ro
S.
HARRY C. PARKER.
NO. 15 E. THIRD ST..
2nd
Fourth
oed
LT
ODD FELLOWS' HALL
eu
f
-t*
A Safe Investment.
.i
Buy aQonss or Lot
As the pleasant Autumn
weather continues, persons want
ing lots and homes for the com
ing year should avail themselves
of the opportunity to hunt up one
111..:
lima:»
A«U
Cilipiu
628
s
W
:
East Lake Park
is the mest convenient and de
sirable location,
yourself, deck e for yourself and
you will never regret it. Cash
advances made to those who
want to build without any charge
for commission. Plots at office,
923 Market street.
III
?"
Examine for
PC.
if
pond
A«>
J-öH
ti'ilM
7
j, r L. Carpenter, Jr.
EDWARD MELCHIOK
Has |n*t raoelvBiI a larg. nock of
FISHING TACKLE
—AND
BASE BALL GOODS
WMch he is selling *t Ihe lowest rates
Come to «he old rellaWe bouse,
a is KIN a
«n
ddre# l
ftt
NICE
p,3r
K.
120 -tf
iucherifiga Convenes Man
to
A.
He
not
that
great
him
few
cused
and
ence,
fifties.
in
extra
yon
"If
sent
ing
kept
man
Can
you
one
to
the
at
I.
There were lutlf a dozen of us, and
we were killing time in a comlortable
enough hotel in a little village not far
from ßrattlnboro, Vt It was a terri
hie night late in November, with a
high, raw wind, and a pitiless rain.
The sort of a night on which, accord
ing to Tom Hood, a kind-hearted
farmer in pure pity would take in his
scarecrow. The members of the com
pany were stranger* to one another,
thrown together by the chance of
travel. But they all seemed socially
inclined, and as they sat around the
big fire that blazed on Ihc ample
hearth of the bar room each one of
them contributed something more of
less interesting to the conversation.
All except a tall, thin, loose-jointed
fellow who sat with his hands deep in
his trousers' pocket, apparently given
over to meditation. At length, how
ever, something was said which arous
ed him.
•T got one «f them confidence (VI
ler'a cirk'lars today," remarked a big,
Jolly drover. "It came to Ike Bliv
vins.and Ike he allowed that lie didn't
have no use tor it and tossed it over
terme. Tue cuss writes his cirk'lars
mighty cunnin'. Just listen to him."
With that the drover produced the
circular iront one of his pockets aud
read it aloud. It wan the familiar
tempting liait for over-confiding gud
geons. The writer remarked that the
man whom he was addressing hod
been mentioned to him as a person
who knew a good chance to make
money when he saw it, and who also
knew how to keep his month shut and
do business on the quiet. Did the
mut want to buy some "green goods"
so well sxccutcd as absolutely to duly
detection* If so, it would he worth
bis while to run down to Boston and
see the writer, who would treat him
fair and square and put him in the
way of making Mb fortune. When
the drover had advanced thus lar in
bis reading the tali fellow referred lo
broke in with a low. rich chuckle.
The drover instantly turned to him
with the query:
'•He? you bin Ibar, stranger?' 1
"Oh, go oa with your reading,"
answered the other, shaking with
laoghler as he spoke.
The rest of us pricked up our ears
with pleasarahlo anticipation, while
the drover rejoined, replacing the cir
cular in his pocket: "Oh, this paper
ain't of no particular account, let's
The tall man hesi
came
ha
have your story.
Uteri, gazed straight ahead on a line
with the top ot his boota as If inquir
ing of the tire whether or not he
should unbosom himself. Apparently
the tire seconded the drover's request
for after a while, burying hi* hands
still deeper in his pockets and with hi*
eyes fixed so intently upon the blazing
logs betöre him as to produce the im
pression of one talking to himself, he
unfolded to us this tale about as I re
produce it.
II.
Gentlemen, I'm almost ô0 ysarB old.
What 1 tjll you happened more than
a quarter oi a century back; in fact,
when I vt as still a youngster. Per
Laos some of the rest ot you once had
wild oats that you were foolish enough
to soif. The worst use you can put
wild oats to is to sow them. Hut that's
neither Imre aor there. 1 got one ol
tlioee "green goods" circulars, «o-cal 1 -
ed, in the summer of 18ö8. I woe then
living in Mains. It came to me from
Hoston by mail. Well, I was a -trip
ling, inexperienced, greener than
grass, reckless and tolerably fond
money. The oirealnr appealed to my
cupidity, and I determined to slip
down to Boston to see what the green
goods were like. 1 had $4,000 in a
bank ia Augusta, a legacy from an
aunt, and I drew ou: $1,000 before I
left Maine, determined if the counter
feits were first class lo invest all oi it
in them. Of course I waa an ass and
something worse—but let that pass.
The circular said when I got to Bos
ton 1 was to go to a certain saloon in
the south end of the town and inquire
tor riamuel Hail, and that to preveut
any mistake in regard to who was who
on meeting Samuel I was to return to
him the circular is the cnvclepo in
which it came, I obeyed these direc
tions and had little difiieu tjr in finding
Samuel. He wore patent leather boots
and a plug hat with crape half way
to its top.
I remember thinking he must have
lately lost a relative, and that it was a
little rough on hi3 feelings to intrude
business upon his sorrow. But his
manner reassured me. He greeted
me with great cordiality and presently
invited me to go around to his rooms
and see the green goods. His rooms
proved to he at the lop ot a high build
ing in another part of the town.
Reaching them lie took a big leather
wallet lrora one of his pockets and
spread out on the table before me a
number of new crisp greenbacks—
fives, tens, twenties and tithe*. I ex
amined thum wilh perfect amazement,
never having dreamed that counterfeit
ing could he carried to such a pitch of
perfection. Alter 1 had cuielnlly in
spected the samples Samuel remarked
in earnest tones:
"Now, I don't want you to take
these goods solely on my representa
tion. I alwaya treat my customers
fair and square, and don't wish them
to trade witli me unless they are per
fectly satisfied that they are getting
the worth of their money. Suppose
you go out on the street ami test these
goods. Here, take these," (handing
me a five, a ten and a twenty) "go to
a bank or a broker's oftiae and see if
you have any difficulty in changing
them. That's a conclusive test of
their merit, isn't it?"
I replied that I didn't see how a test
conld be mere satisfactory, and alter a
little urging I did as Samuel sug
gested Taking the twenty into a
broker's office, not without trepidation,
I asked to lie accommodated with four
fives tor it. The broker handed me
lour fives quicker than a wink. Next
I went into a I tank, and produaing my
two other samples inqnirsd of the tel
ler if they wero good, lie sharply
scrutinized them and answered "good
as tho wheat." That settles it. I re
turned to Satnnel quite prepared to in
vest my entire $1,000 in his excellent
green goods, bitterly regretting that 1
hadn't my remaining $8,000 with me.
"Well," said Samuel wilh the smile
ot confidence upon his face as I re-en
tered his rooms, "how did my goods
stand the test?" I made my report,
whereupon he continued wilh the air
of Old Heliability himaell, "I'd acorn
to bring a man clear down from Maine
p«r
rei.
or
of
F
S
is
pi
8
to
to purchase goods of me that were not
A. No. 1.''
Well, after some further talk I pur
chased $lO,UOO of the i-recn goods ol
Samuel, guying mv $1,000 fur them.
He remarked at this point that he was
not accustomed to give every customer
that came along as good terms as he
offered me, hut that he bad taken a
great fancy to me because I reminded
him of a pet cousin of his, a great
favorite in society, who had died a
few years previous. With thiB he es
cused himself, saying he would go
and get me the green goods. He was
alieenl about ball an hour and on his
return counted out $10,000 in my pres
ence, most of them in twenties and
fifties. This done he placed the billtt
in a neat black satchel, which he
generously offered to give me without
extra charge, locked the satchel and
handed me the key, remarking "there
yon are." Then I handed over my
thousand dollars. He counted the
money and carefully deposited it in an
inside pocket of his vest wilh the one
word, "correct." Then he quietly ob
serves! in tones of fatherly solicitation:
"If I were you I'd have that satchel
sent to your address in Maine by ex
press. Its the safest plan." While
me this advice there
at the door. Samuel
exclaimed in an excited whisper:
"Place your satchel in that closet over
there and keep mum—there's no tell
ing what that is." Accordingly I
placed tile satchel in the closet and
kept mum. The knock was repeated.
•'(.'ome in," said Bam cel
looking, fashionably dressed gentle
man entered, who on observing me
remarked, "Ah, Samuel, I see you
have company, so I will not su>p now.
Can I have word with you?" Samuel
excused himself to me as politely as
you please and, going to the door,
conversed with hi« triend lor a few
minutes. Apparently the subject of
their conversation was ol an agreeable
nature, for they both laughed heartily.
Presently Samuel came back, told me
one or two good stories, and then sug
gested that we proceed to the express
office. I assented, whereupon he went
to the closet, returned with my
satchel, and we started out.
LConclusion to morrow.]
Ur. Simms' tvtme Pul moule Balsam,
the leading lung and throat remedy ol
Wilmington, Del. Tho po«itl>e pie
van tor of puimocar7 ooasamptioa. Be
dcvf.c and oarea coaghs, chronic or re
cent; sore tnrost, hotrreneso, creep,
remarkably fast. I.He of horn,
reforeuoea. sOo. and $1. Hold by deal- I»
ers. DeDOt, Fourth and Kl.,g streets. "
nun rw
that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant glvee 8240 lbs. of the beet, well
clsunud coal lu every ton you fiuy. Oak,
pine and hlaory kindling wood Id large
liante. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening In ttio evening.
cooa wot
at the photographs 1st Baeobet'o show
oases at Ms door, No. 315 Market street.
Tcey aro not made for specimens, bat
every cr.e hoe had oue doaeti end one
frame etas, all for $3 00. 3Tis latest tm
proved it stantuneoaa procivea need.
Time of kitting, one-quarter of a eeooud
Open Notice.
A. B. Jones, 4it! Market street, would
inform his frlunda and the public
generally that hereafter his place oi
business will be open every evening,
whor.i they ore invited to inspect ho
new fall designs in paper hanging» aufi
window shade*.
was giving
came a knock
ha
our
A Lice
he
hi*
he
re
f
I
had
put
ol
1 -
my
a
an
I
it
in
to
in
a
his
a
ex
of
in
to
if
of
a
a
me
my
re
in
1
air
Strong cough oendy at Farguatn.'«.
l-külck' UelU W atone».
Millard F. Davis, at K Shut Seer nd
of alreet, has In f.-tv.k an elegant aaebrt
uent of ladies' fine gold waSehsa at
prices to salt yon.
H I r. Botu-dmi St Bin ,
manafuctarers of 3 B B B otgars c.! K.
W. Oor. Second a«d Orani* airrete,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by all leading
dsaitn.
baits, Utw coats,
knit coats, old coate, vesta and pa its
large and small at C. Stem's c.oelap
saie, 111 Market, 20 to 40 per ostT. di «
oount.
lire. Jacobe' display at Da Pool Pott
L»lr is the babdaumeet, and ah» is Bell
ing bargain* there In ribbon« and lao s
this week.
All kinds of pruuuoe own oe bco.?l t
cheap *r »4 Poifiiermskar Bros.' branch
store, 70S West E.ghtu »treet, than a; y
plane in the etty.
Fine gold and «liver watobti« nt re*
îaoed prim«, a full line oi gold and
ine rolled gold plumed chain« ,Vj lu IC.
tfonrch at. L. E. Hanf.
PowAermaker Bros, art» at»muc end
sage, «crapule and meats at tho io*e?t
price» at 607 Kiug and 705 Wbdt K.^Lth
HlmeZ.
CATAKJtH 017HBD, iACaitU ADC SWf Ot
braat-ti «eourod, by Biilloh'a Oatarih
Remedy. Price 50 ceur«. Naeal Inpc*
lor free. Dacronti'a 2nd and Marken
Will you suvraii with Dysport* ia
and Liver UompUtnr, ? Shiloh's Vus
lioer isguarauteeil to ouro you. bold
by Danforth.oor. *iod and M^raet st«.
We mako a *i>eotaity tu purehnl
our cvn rendering, for family i
Pftwdertuaker Brut hors, 597 King i tirf
705 Wool Eighth atroet.
M
6I.UK1 LKä» »IÖHT.1, LU HDD
(dec able
by that terrible oougn. Sbtloh'd turc
is the remedy for you. N, B I an*
forth, corner tb*oond and Market el»'.
Shiloh's Oouoh and Consumption
Ocre is Hold by ne on a gnarontee. It
cures oonsumption. Sold by N. B. Dan
forth, oox. 2nd and Market Sta.
Now is the tune, unu in* place *.* 417
Klug etrett, for new fall styles of wall
juner and window Jœ. H.
Greenman.
», b)fct«», dncorntfoDB
geld bead» and vndow
Joe. H. Greecmau, 41? King
Wall pap»
pi nur» rode,
Bbvlas.
8 tract.
Bush's, French street wharf ia the place
to buy your coal
4 ÇJ6 ladies * 14-k. go >t waîcb ffrr 180.
WUltamftoa's, 10fl W. R vhth atnet.
Af63 gent*» 14«k. a #id watch for ?4£.
WiliiamionV. 1C5 W Bighth street.
Gall and see oar floe feathers and
fancy, SE» King and 6 17 Market streets
Bargains in millinery good« at Mn.
Jacobs', 61? Market and 220 Kink Bt*.
For good oo&l go to Bush's, French
street whorl.
I» 74>WN OFFICS. NO, a WE3T THIRD STRIKT.
"
Our Own Make ? Clothing.
We claim more ad vintage for you than cafi be given
in the ordinary rtady-midc goods. They are Carefully
Selected, Thoroughly Sponged, Cut to Fit neatly, and
Substantially Trimmed and Well Made, (sewed with silk)
giving them when finished the appearance of a more
costly suit than the Low Price marked on them. Our
Youths', Boys' and Children's Department is complete
with all the novelties for Fall and Winter—all goods
marked in plain figures, one price strictly to all.
Cur Merchant Tailoring Department
is full of new and desirable styles of Suitings of all grades,
which we are making up at very Low Piiccs tor First
Class Work.
JOHN H. MOORE,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
22S-M ARKKT STREET - 228
CLOTHIER
Mr. I. W. Gibney will be happy to show his feiend s through
our stock.
MILLINERY PALACES tliSAND
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
All goods lo be «old for the next ihlrtv day* regard leas of oost.
Tbe eeason bel *■ g toaokwar , v n 1 an wo bar*) a lar*re stock, ve tshe
thla method of reducing *10«*. Ali will he «old at nV-r.r,
coat. Cali and eee the etock. Grand Goods, Novel Htyles and Good
Workmanship. We Lave the Handsomest Line of Ttïmiued Goods.
5
220 KING STREET AND G17 MARKET STREET.
JUBn A.HU ms JTJHNIHU
•rtt>. kMt «amiy,
COAL. GOAL
COAL, COAL
LIME, SiND, CEMENT, FIRE CLAY w>d F1RH BRICK
—AJLFO—
-at rut tabu—
FRONT AND ©KURC 53 I ATFEET 8
JOHN M. SOLOMON.
WIL. c el.
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need.
oi
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Philadelphia, Wilmington & Bal
tinora Eaili'oad.
Jane 13tli, 1A87.
nrt>i:if wm leavo Wilmington at loNown.'
PlUivielphlA lexpreM), 4, *i tt, 4 40, «80
f A0, 6 15, 6 60, 0 1 0, V 47, 10) ' U 84, II »1 Ult .
t3 30, l SO, S 27, ft Ta, « 40 and 7 08 D. rc.
AOO&mKadatf on. 8 40. 1 00. 7 bi. 10 Zi a. WL
I 86, 4 00, 6 27, 7*40, 5 60, 10 80 p. m.
JTor Vhotlor (exprcAs), e ao 7 to. 8 on .# to,
? 47,11 Of, 11 51 A. 12 iîC, ft 28, 6 40 find 7.04
p,ai
AüCOSiaiOtlÄtSOR, t 40, 7 00. T 0*. fi 16, »0 H
7 40. 0 to ACd 10 to) p. vx.
W- * 40. 8 50, 7 OO. S K
m., »12 iO. 1 8V, 2 ft 22, »4 25.
v. ax., ?. tft, 4 oo, e
titn Yo
Ml 07. 11 b;
î oft, 1« £0 p. m.
Tor We« v.'.^ Ltimoktn, t 4G ar.c
316 ». no „ 2 55 «x0 4 W p. iu.
For Newark (O»ntro) r.r.d mtennodUi«
îUUorLE, 7 42 O. C*., 12 i% y brt 6 VI p. EL
BnitLocro ntrt l»lermM!aU ctattuai-. 10 Ot
4 DL. 6 67 d 11 W p. ttu
îU-kUnon» and Bay I.lrn, 7 46 p. m.
Boltlnn mnad WashlspUtn, à t*, 4 49, t to«
i0 03, 11 W t.. XL, 32 05, *117, 2 *2, « 44, 4M
N vo and T ft r». m
Train» lor l>?iawaro l^rlnlon leave for:
New 1 Janie. P 03, 8 L0 a. el, IS ist, 2 64, 8 «.
1 35 p. a. AAd 18 oft C Iff lit,
'faorx^UiVfi* and Uwm, 8 80 a. and 1 0
•?. SL
ForUanobottx,8so h b. and 5M (Ra>
pres*) p. m.
SeAford (Kzprasr) ft M p. m.
Harrington, Ueimar and way ftallonM it
a, m., 18 ft» p. m.
Kspre» for Harrington, bio p. n. W*j
Cala fl 36 p. LG
KxT-cM for Lk ver, Morris^MO and Voi
aaar, 12 08 night.
Franklin iJltv, 8 U %. ix
Kzprnbs for Oapo Vh*rltt. CLÛ Tô^ 'A
ion aad NorîoU, vt ot aigu.
11
4
3
2
7
4
7
5
ö
nd
at
K.
ed
Leivc PhtlAdelpalù, Htomü tlr*t\
«CUminxtcc (oxpro^l, la a*, 3 ftO, 7 », 7 27
i lh, 10». U *8, 11 6ft O. m., S 10, 8 M, 4 Cl
4 ». i 08, III, ft 07, 6 67, 11 »p. a.
Aoeommodatton, 0 uo. io S8 a. ra.. T as, a 8v
5 27, 4 87. • 92. S 8ft 10 Oft 10 40 and 114T u. M
rratns mArtted tmu ("jorft named expra
wtotoh axtrr. fare w chwcod,
For ftiitncr lnfxnnatios vsxtttz&tn an it
.'•jTfi to Uckat Oflloo M tfeft rtAtion.
J. K. WOOD
etraeroi rsAfeonxer
OkaWfBs B. Freu thin*r*l icsjMwrsra
its
di «
Pott
Bell
s
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y
BALV1MGUKI SB OHIO BAXU40A1)
3CHKDTJX& IP AFFBOT« July 8, 1ST
Trama leave mu wore Avenus Dtp a
BK&r-lfiVlJMVt:
mu a. Aeoommodfctson, acJiy b
ft lüa. i.ecofXLiaodation, catiy.7.80 A. .ti
Piiila* Accommodation, daily.T.M à. U
?hlla. £.cooni!ncdatfon, dally.10.10 A.i.
Phlia. ft Ohecter expree«. ur Uy 1L14 A, SA
PhliA. AooomEiodatîon, daily ••*• l«oc p, ro
Vhi!a. Accommodation, daily. 8-1U p. tc
ftoils,, it Ohesuir.axprcsfi, daily....4.66 p. u
PIill. AcconmodaUcA, dally.6.10 p. n
Philo, Acoommcdation, daUy, ft.80p.jv
Phlib. Acoora.dally,except i>aaaoy,7.8ü
Ph«ia. a uhejter exprect', dally, 7.68 p. v».
fid Is.. AooommoUotton, dstlly,. bc
F7U3T-Jdü'DHi>t
re*
and
IC.
end
Ot
OrJoajro Urn!ted, .«.7.4ft A. «
ürrivoö Uüvcaro ».& J next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, dolly,
except Sunday.8.1ft a. a
tflBotzmatl United, c«liy........U-aL ftt
Am ve« Cincinnati 7.44 A. ûi. kv. LccJ
V.40 P. M. next day.
Baltimore Accommodation, dally, 8.00 p. »
Chicago and St. Ltoulft KxpreiB,
• . A40F.M
7 *» p. M.
HLftudftl
except Sunday
ia
Vus
bold
dolly.
SlnsrerJy Aw»jamodatkm, dally,
»■'OK LaNDäNKERO, « 00 A*
on*y. ILftC a. m. dr.lly.
3.00 P. Iff., and LUS P. ÎR.
Trains leave Market Street Station:
Phllade'Dhiu C.80 A. ML., dally sien»
Sunday, 146 r. SA., dally, »or Baltlmcn
Lift P. ML., a ally. Wo Lopdenberg, At» anc
11.00 à. M. dally, except Sccaay; 0.00 a. m
tirf
dairy.
M
For
~ lB
Sokiikv o-jjj: -Lti and , üû s. ~
Traîne for Wllmtuffton—l-ieaTt PhUadel
7.16 a, m
daily'; '/wT^0 3« , 6.&0 .\Sj,
10.00 p. m. dally.
BxvreeB trains *
W. M. OijKMENTÖ,
ALonairer.
Telco hone No. 11Ä.
able
turc
an*
nata *7-M and 9.60 a. m, daily,
laiiy, except Sunday ; lu.w
It
417
wall
H.
V. BL. LORD.
Qtn'l Poje. Axem
wïLnjftuHMi ea m^biubbi k m
1887. Trat»
TUB. MD1. IS ef«n M.T IMS,
Imv. Wllmlsxton ( Freseh nroet) u loUow.
KmdlDi, HlzdkSoro, Joanna Spring
«old, WaynMDMx JasoUan, Manor, l'ou.
TUI., Tkukqtio, Allem lo wn, I.« bason, Wes
serzvuie and au pointa on tb. PbtladelpSIt
and Hoadlng U. B,, 7.00
For sprinfrae-ld, WajnoaMirg -
Uon, OoMaevlUa, KmbrwvlUa, Lnipi
Ubadd'a Ford and DsFont'a and lntanua
dlato pointe,;.« a.m.. AM. and 0.10 p. m.
For Coaioavlllo and lotannodlato pointa
at 4 00
Vet
>D.
JU
King
~
'JS'eSoheeter, 7.00 a. m.. AM and 4.64
as
the
of
place
180.
?4£.
and
Mn.
Bt*.
For
p. si.
For New Bridge and intermediate points.
1.16 p. m. and on Saturday, at 6 1ft and lLtl
^tîn Sunday tor Reading a
points, at « 09 a. m., and tor Springfield and
intermediate points at 6 U p. m.
k. o. MoOAUHLANH, F. B. HIBBARD,
(HIT Pom. a n't
Surer ciendent.
U.
FOR SALB.
Delaware R. R. Stock.
ELUOH. JOHNSON & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers.
Wilmington, Del.
Küy
►
UtBl
BEEHIVE,"
306MARKET8T.
SI
to
Siturdty, Monday and T*es
day will be
fci
Vj
«te
Maiioo Underwear Days,
at which time we o 'er you
4 grades ot Children's White,
3 grades of Children's Scat let,
2 grades of Coloied for Boys,
7 grades of White fctr Ladies,
4 grades cf Scarlet for Ladies,
7 grades of White for Gentle
men,
5 grades of Scarlet for Gentle
men,
ö grades of Colored for Gentle
men.
Sizes, children's, 16 to 34, in
Vest and Pants.
Ladies' Vest and Pants, 28 to
to
3«.
Gent's Shirts, 34 to 44.
Gents Drawers, 30 to 40.
Also some extra sizes.
We are agents for the teno wn
ed Double Chest and DoU die!
I
fit
Merino Underwear in Wiiming-!"»^
fp-.« All _-^,,i»k.
ton. Ail bold at cur popular all
icw prices. on
Now is vour time
nun ib yuur time,
as
Hack Shirts, so desirable in this!
changeable climate.
There is no such stock of
Ruisel, K;ss!id 6 > 4 Co
»
Successors lo R. L. Russell,
306 MARKET ST.
SWEETYGR! STATE CIOER,
2 f c. a Gallon.
ÏEBiSI MA LE SYRUP,
WARRANTED PURE,
50c. Per Quart.
LYNCH & LEARY.
Madison Street Groceis,
N.W. CORNER 0 ; FOCRIH.
ojo-ia
IBTlhlAS'SftViim HAHB.
~ BO. M2 MABKBT STREET.
..... .8,1824
receive deposits dally from a a. a.
I'ueeday and Saturday
XT
o
ar,
« I>. m., ana
•venions from 7 to 8 o'olock.
The charier of the bauft provides that Oft
proate upon its investments, exoept so much
as Is repaired for the payment of ft'*'* - *"■
expenses and for suitable surplus for the se
curity of depositors, shall he divided
the depositors -
Ho manager is allowed to borrow any part
of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
at
S. Allen miles,
M. U Llohtensteln,
Alexander .1. Hart,
N. K. Henson,
Jos. L. Carpenter, Jr., J oh H. J eebson
Henry F. Dure Anthony Higgins
Washington Hotting»,
MONEY LOAN ML) ON MOJHTOAOEB,
Old 8. Capkldu,
Vloe-Pestdent.
K. T. Tatloe, Treasurea
Jos. M. Matbsb Audi Wir.
Oeorge W. Bush,
U. Wesley Weldin,
Oeo. S. Capelle,
. Howland,
Chas. W
Oao. W. Btsh,
President.
U T-DQT
CHOICE LIQUORS,
—*of—
THE LARGEST BTOOE,
THE FINEST QUALI
TIES, AND THE MOST
REASONABLE PRICKS.
At Ute Old Bstablisbed and Ba
ilable House ot
Francis Kelly & Co.
103 Market Stoeet.
Telephone Call 817.
I0HN P. DONAHOE
-BOTTLES OF—
Ale, Porter, Brown Btooi and
Lager Beer, Cider and
Mineral Waters.
Dépota 517 en d 019 Orange Btece ft »
WILMMUTOM, 1>BL.
Sole affect and deoot lor Ilektwaie of. the
Barth o low ay Brewing Coinpaoy*8 iLoe bester
Lager litter.
Bole ameute for Maeeey
Jircw«rWM. Mssuev's Brow i
PORTERS.
Orders hv mail will reut-lve
lion. Hood* tbipjxMl to
board. li Itphont cunmcUui.
a oo.'i raNsmtphis
i aoa*. X li.
XXX ALB) AND
S' «1,1 1 -tten
eur: frit. —
"V
WHY PAY RENT
Wher, toy payments ol
SI5.00 A MONTH
Y on ma 9
OWN A HOULE,
Wot*b fl.eoo, clear nj mi luoanvhraeoes, 1*
Imb Uiin elevau j«a$a;or in little aiore wak
FOUR YEARS
Yog may got the same boase aohlect to t
mortgage of H,000. AipD to
CLARK & McLEAR,
NO 718 MABK£Ï St.
u> tt
Teiepbcne, 386.
M.THEELMS
FftyxleUn k burgaoa of both aobooM. PbJ'adH « »-f
ma Hprclallat iu CortlOeatoa k Diploma* prwacj. Ur aT
Important can*, rooc-ni or old, la.
Blood Poldoa, Dlacaae« of »ho Rklo. Kldncril ;
aber ôrgoni, Ob«Uo^4° à Thnaat rOvçümt
Narvou* Ucbllltr, j oath Ad impradeaSè, tllvtml
•holy, •trletoro, »btaa? of •^«•Urd "pmnij vc^ctabki
re «feollne, iwctnltll;IniM is*
■very oua ahoold reod Dr. Tbeei'a
•to medic
. — Truth,*'« ralU
aapoaure of enorm
—mn mrtBdtoe, ad
, * dlMribu taahy
pnmpbleto, cl re
—i. The— wrlüo,.
ttkoritie* lo medio»] aoUiirca,
Küy rulhiag
RXkCforttUug the cob
► rive them of »11 '
ft-roua melunrhalia, He
Sou*." '' reverend*," vends.*» of oafou*
e Individu.
«il lutagio
UtBl Ute roBiody m
barefaced
■fihrtaD*Uw who read
Of
IS.
ol n
Of Wf "(Kt
* ML
I tit th«'!r one
to c
Ä
U
. WedaendB» »ad K»turd»y
•vaning* C to 10. Hundmvabtol. Write «r «alt
BE IT KNOWN, SÄÄÄSCIS
urapran »peclulW In tbe city««
il». lin ruade hi* atudlo* fur 6 voan i
wned PntfWwor. Jubr A Mulh>r, M
ieatiala. attentod i-y Urn Oerm
fci SÜIÆg
aorid-^^H
alar K
UpM
Vj the AaeHaun
lod«e ft-r vounmlf.
«te hand* of ONt*
ve jyooree^flrTOtoWLmi
Garden Seed.
Hendersop's fresh acid re
liable Garden Seed. True
to nam«. For sale at
CRIPPEN'8,
Mo. 5 East Second Street,
WümiDüton, Del
FALL SUITS.
Tallor ' No - S16 French street. Patrons of
Mr. Harding, who are among oar promi
nent and influential citizen«, have ex»
I pressed themselves as exceedingly com«
fortable and greatly pleaded with the neat
fit of their garments, which are always
t« the lateet style. French. Em-
lish and cassimere sai^ings and cloths o l
all kinds, of the latest styles, are alwaya
on hand. A6 oool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle,
meu bhould call andsae the styles at one«*
s'32 3m
Gentlemen desiring their clothee to
as nicely and perfectly as possible can bo
suited by Mr. Jamea Harding, Merchant
AN EXPLOSION
Is liable to occur at any Mme
from burning the ordinary kero
acne oils. Be assured of safety.
How? Burn only Pratt's Astral
Oil. Then, if your lamp is upset
or broken, It will not explode or
catch Are. We deliver it to yohr
house cheerfully Your grocer
keeps i; or will get it fur you.
Z. JAMES BELT,
Druggist, Soèe Agen'.,
MARKET AND SIXTH STS.
rpuuaxa *ihweu,
FuRNIOTTHO UlfDBRTAKBX AMD
Praotioal Embalm er
NO 4ia KIM« ITBKBV.
B. HABT1H,
FURNI8HING UNDERTAKER ^N»
Rmbalmib,
BO, 6ft7 IU1PL1T
•TK1ÜHT calls attended to promptly.
J.
£71*0» UUrUKIK,
General Furnishing Undertaker,
«•.8981191 REYBBTH 1
■XOURHlOllll.
OhEflKK
'DU1LADKLPH1A
XT wiiAmiMOTOB
IUVJEK LLHB.
8TRAMER
BRHD 1 WIK
on and after Wednesday, October IB, 1887«
will leave Fourth street wharf daWy, Eton
days Included, for Chester and FhlSadelpma
at 7.16 a. m. and 12.46 noon.
For Marcus Hook, 7.16 a m.
Leave Philadelphia at lfta. id. and 4 p. m.
Telephone No. 87.
Wo freight received for a partftnAar beat
after 8ft mbusies previous to Its imlc|
A ttention—all persons de.
hiring pure drugs and •hemicals or
wishing ihelr prescription* or private r—eipte
•are lu H v rompounile«! wilh pure water Ma
■heulU go to Uie drug fctpreef . n
U. S. BKItRHtJH8T,
»7 Mar mV iitfeei. WUmuigiea, fei»