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1 \R. MONTOOMKRY. 203 N. NINTH
J I »u.l'lilU.. Rp.Uabl*' Medici tita tor Cough«
( olds, A Minna, Catarrh, Bn>nrl>lu«,OunMiii|i<
te o. lMMItulda/a. Advlet- In.«, day or
(venin». _ itlf
la«. PkIIARDT'B PENNYROYAL
X ' PILLS, 51. Hold br Dru,<irh>ts; also l>y
nil INN, Vtli St., Phi'.». L die* be war« of
ii
For ltaiit.
FOR RENT.
IY STABLES AND
BazaarBnildisg
W. Y. WARNER,
Wilmington, Del.
T,'OR KENT—SIX ROOM HOUSE, NO.
4li rJïïnTXM; «u rj,ionM> ' - u "
uutb. Apply
I*. J. Foiui,
JW-tf
t 'Oll RENT.- nOU8E8 AT XENT
11.err at 91 to fS per month. Apply at
Ciilm- «>1 Fraudv'*luo (Jotluii mills. Del. »it
\[vvrr r m"\m
B mi
from V to per month.
• of Brundy wluo Cotton
Ap
Mills
auS-tit
ere. Dot.
T-'OR KENT—ROOMS ON JJND OR 8D
J 1 i ...r. Kt «OUW. Jml M. js-tl
N'otU
VfJTICE.-TAXPAYERS TAKE NO
< n Bin'. HehoolTaar- •**"
m
No.
!
ity
aud Kir
aui U J2 ln"fl"
la the
ictlrlo«
Jul m. U ! t,
Iter the tirât 1st day of
without a (1«Cuc
v
Vt»
)n ail u.
dollar, n
,'W
t-r aha
hy the
EDMUND. I*. M'KJDY,
Northern District, Includla,
MAHT1N J. ME A CRY.
• 7 Southern Dlaulct, Inclnaius
"•-"-»tue t, jylHf
Hr
jyuTJC'E.
DIVIDEND.
WiLWiRrm<M Coal Gah
WlLWIWOTOW, August 1, 1SM».
ora of th* Wilmington Coal on«
day declared a dividend
for the naat ali mon th* pat
. p, TAYLOIC
ii
S'
del
Y
No.
575.2 to $ 250.2 * MONTn
aua working for
prefem^d who «in
ind give their whole
c huslneas. Spare moment*, in
iployinl ulso. A lew v
id cities. II. F. JOHN
' ■ N .% CO., IW» Main Street, Richmond,
' :> N. II.—Please stute iigo and husinosB
• \ ;'1'rieuve. Never (ulna about sending
> up for reply. H- F. J. A Co. a3-w od ■» >m
TICK—T1IKUK WILL BE A HACK
fur
;:=,Æ
fltably
K
Mm viand av
and
•cot eveiy morning, ut (L3o U
d Market, and Fourth »tie
rf, along JuckNOU to Second, to Mur
to Fourth, to wharf; also parties
n to a distance. 11. C. DURHAM,
>hono, call 613
; :
THE LARGE CONCERT ROOM OK
i the Wlln.hiffton CWlfge of Music, In th*
sna—-"""
III
I
ut* for sno. For nartlcular'a
D. CLOWARD, IMncliml.
mo- tod 3iu
euLDir.RS. ATTENTION!
urnn «Vtrfe?U \V'i|n V nV l mS Ho ^ >I *
l' years' exv*rlc'.cc'"V'Mt»f E. WILSON.
F
^ \ I
-ii
n. Mil
(y°Pn,Lt ÜSÄ A1L8 '
fi.e l'arment <*f if c .Marla ltuUdlng.
Mj.ley
ut).
i«dr for tiyt^j»*|>al
( 'ALIKOItNIA.
','Cclul Partie«.
; «-idUS
a. Cl.tap Italia.
Address K. I1AW1.
bout).
'» AKent, i
«w Yn
It.
y fiauii
c A Ohio
Agi
William mcrenzir,merchant
» * Tailor, B. W. corner Third aud Shipley
itm tB, Wllir.lngton, Del.
clothing
d. dye
.d
1 ft. !
.V
t -Ui
I McBRIDE,
Msnnfkct
I'H TOKE F»</
•ill
IIIV
Ä
•gild«
ptly
respertjulh
I'lted,
^ ÏTL NT! ON
ALL HERSONS DE
D<1 ClltUlllllft
iNU
I. No. a;7 Mur
et. W
r
A
( 'A ! I AGES
TO HIRE BY DAY,
lull. Also (CVIT.tl KO«(l till if •
ply
eci
«• UT II It I E
Ma
Jy24
H
' 1 PAÎD FOll
1 y
M. N H.IVLIN,
aud King St»., o
J2u-lf
BETTER DOG
] /«iî.-A SKYB TERKIER'
ly
es
zes.
and
«ATtFuL-COMFURTINS
Epps's Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.
edge of tho n
out ol dip
irai
i
»7
iSJicTÄ
well
Mr.
bîfi".
It
a
»Hy built
until
I n
=y
tdlt
Z.
%
'
L'i'.TrÄS
rly
sd ha
h boiling .
mud Una by uro«
milk.
ïnd*
ti"
L Kn
•B ««ro*
Int«
rutli,
sal
have I
win »„
>f
•rry
R
gilt,
tlvo
"«■Uv;
the
a
now.
Bulä
Ago
T. M. WTKK.
I HsIi.n
TO CAI'E MAY.
•i
r Is
. Paula
• lo
Cape
i
'V
1)4
'k
ÏE.
■-S3 DYES S3,
f>T,
or
W ANTED-81TM ME It
nt llolly Hull. Oui
artvi* from Kite
HOARDERS
ton tuiu
W Alt It. It
S".«HSï
the
l>y
of
ii'K and
thing. All he
ÔÂ^kCS,"'""'
omforts
J80-0
\V r ANTKD—BOAUIlKRS. PLEASANT
L, £!TVï''rS»' a f(,rU w ' u ' UM! hath
* l ,l2 ^ M cat lhlr.1 si reel. J»i-ett
VVANTED—TOEXOriANOE A FARM
nVl.nnll ,Cr 7 f ". r * ' n "» n >"»U»'*. Ml I table
w.. 821 l".S' «umiW- V. Ï W.r,Ä
(.'I,A UK A
bit Market
Jtl-ltU*
W ALKER a LINTON,
Mul sh AND 8ÏUN PAINTERS
urainlug^UluKing, Uric* Staining und
S. E. COHN Kit S lit T l7 ANd\sII 11' I K Y
STREETS.
r. it
W ANTED. - A CUHTOMHK FOR
nohuiidr*« 'piarts of milk dally. Ap
DIT M J. II. *031 Kit, N. W. Cor. i ront A
Juttlfon. au 1-lit
WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED
.'ïo.ki'ïi'Âfi. 1 '*
W ANTED — E X PBRIENCKD
clerk 1er grocery «tors. A<1dreu with
rcitrcncc, 8, this oflio«. aui-nt
W ANTED.-BY AN EXI'KKlV.Ni El>
man a ftltuatlon as watahiuan, or to
Itll goods nrom a «agon. Address H. Wil
Aagl-att
"
at
luma.
W ANTED—HELP FURNISHED FOR
hotel», r«»tnur»Dta an<! prit ale famille»
H>e ahnrteal noUco. Apply at tl.r
ELI.IUKM KornuE
II.MINU?\>N
'TEACHER WANTED. —
.1 . pnhllc acbiH.I in New Caitl« <
rk Kair
FOR A
8D
,'ounty n«*ar
Adilrek* W.
It.
. xtw
ANTED.—BUMMER HOARDERS;
ni<xW»U* r A«1^»eaâatRK! U r rOUn
HON, ftellKTua, PairTlli«. CLaatcr county,
' .___Jll-12l«otl
WANTED-A MAN TO RUN A 8TA
ff tlonary anirlnu al the Caalio Machina
Work» Ne
'hN CK.h
W ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED
waiter-man. Apply to Mrs. 6. T
Tl- UN EU, nti Adams street. buS-ttf
T«
I'M.
Del. Aniily to JOHN s.
W ANTED—GIRL8 AT MoC'ABE A
Dnrragh's match factory. Apply
W03 East Seventh sliooL uu3--.'tf
W ANTED—TWO OR TIIREK GOOD
painters and Btriper« on Gear
work nt tho Novelty Curriuge Works
Second aud French atreets.
uuil-.itt
W ANTED.— W KFKLY
1888; C
UEPUBLT
ay Si, June 14,
till» offie
of January A
nlll br pa
WANTED—BOAKDERB. AT NO. 823
VV Enat 2nd street, with nleasant rooms,
flood accommodations. mft-Srn
W ANTED—BOA.KDERH, FURNISH
A Uo Ubl«' jSSf ed t0an * ht 7,1
Jns-tf
W ANTED— nuAUDKKS AT 002
Washington 8t.. ptaaaant rooms and
good accommodation». JtX5.i!U
For StU*.
F UJI SALE — I.OT NEAR FOURTH
and Scott Btroct Iff foot on Bcott
»Hoot by feet in depth. Will sell
cheap. Apply W. SCOTT VERNON this
office._ _J30-dt
JPOR BA LE OR RENT— A 1Æ8IRABLE
ill: SL; utcfcly locaud ' " a " °' 7 7 ' H#t
ufeoV iS'/uOifllELL,
Jy2X*3w
BultaM« for carry
Market SFreoV. 1
I j'OR BALE.—A GOOD DRIVING
horse, ten years old. harness and huirgy.
ataharaaln. The whole rl« eau U: aw.a at
Mcsblck's^tabUsou W. Ninth near.
»It
F )R SALE AT MODERATE PRICES
A colltcUnu of tair.1... »b waaons, German
MOND.** 0 "*' V>»oltj»U pnrpoMS. V.
F 'OR BALE.—A
lious^ h, Brat-cl
r; No. '«
_ w offi ce.
F°L»
HAM
Hell bla. 16-811. t
8-8TORY BRICK
order; has 7 rooms
he«
Fr
!'R. r *V KK N 7
HALE CHEAP-A LARGE
J^'OU SALE--HE VEKA L PAIR
wc*ks f ..ld. "w.M.'iV!* I Ft K S 1 ) HI t'it" JAIL
boN, near ConlrevUi«, Del._ |.-a
T^OR SALE. —THE BAKERY WITH
inaEa-n Fourth''It' 1 "* " K ° üa * ,u *' ,uea ** No.
pOR 8ALE.-THREE NEW BRICK
Price llAyi earh. B * Kaà / 1 crnis°° aÖ bul1 '*
Ii
EO. it.
END
Ù
JjOAUDI
ING—A MAN AND WIFE
bUJpiey
story fro
«U3-Î
ALiSY PILLS
»» hyeelUt C«. , ;
ilaiU\|>bl», I'a.
HOTELS.
r riIKNEW COLUMBIA
A CAI'E MAY, N. J.
Opens June
JAMES' MOON KY, O
FRANK
by
1. HILDRETH
Lafav
(L*
e). 1
H otel Lafayette, cap?
CITY, N. J. —Open all th* tear.
MAY
1 y
ii r
cb.
Iren Pit
JMm
Sea Baths at Horn
Can be enjoyed with slight
pense and trouble, by using
bl'.A SALT prepared express
ly for home use. Sold in box
es and packages of desired si
zes.
Sponges, Gloves, Brushes
and other bathing requisites.
ex
Sold By
Z. JAMES BELT,
Tli*
—P11A UM A CIST,—
IXTH AND MARKET STS
rpiIK 8C1EKCB OF
J. LIFE, tho grout
h Modinil Work of tho
Mu
hood, ^Nor.
1 1'
bility,
Cline, K
De
>1' Yo
I
>ld
P
... 125 I
IS
•IptldiiB
all
. Cloth, I
gilt,
tlvo sr
•alcd.
.ling and 1
Illustra
lyJI.OUby
pie free
• ldl
mon for tho
id
now. Address I*U, W. II. VaRKKR
Bulä n eli btreeti Boston Mass. o22-eod«ly
Ago
GAS STOVES.
Desirable :
•prtUR,
r rank
ng lu bill
"without
111
Bill
'k
:
u * \
171
OU
I'm
In:
Se
New store and Dwelling.
southwest
street» will
vert the rear end of this building Into
store only, or store and dwelling, suitable
lor email family. This is a good locution
for either cigar and tobacco store
make a good fruit und
itati'l. A good street c»i
trude can be depend«.! upon Iron» thin
point. Address Building, Kbi'iumcan
office.
The owner of property
of Front »ml Market
It
111
mfect'oner
and railro*
hath
table
The liest In the World.
to continue this until somo
the great lung curative agent.
White Puluionlo Balsam,
wilt take lu our sign. Mr. L.
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware.
Sava he was cured after being considered
a hopeless caao. For cough«, sore throat,
Loaratnese, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington; I'lilludclr-Ala.
Smith A Kline Co.. 431 Arch struct
Kill]nh'B «
We
body t
Dr. Simms'
und
Y
A
Shiloh'« Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
MouUi and Headache. With each boitlo
there Is un Ingenious Natal Injector for
the more successful treatment of these
00m plain ta without extra charge. 1'rlco
flü cent». N. B. Dun forth, wholesale and
retail agent, Second and Market streeta,
Wilmington. Del.
with
El>
to
Wil
» gnestif
psopio
suffer
by Indlgostlon, Constipation,
Loss of Appell te, Coming up
—-, -_I1— ok lu. when for 78
cent» we will sell them BhUoh's Systom
Vltallsor, guaranteed to cure them. N.
B. Dan forth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Merket streets, Wilmington.
Del.
Why do so many
to prefer to
around
and be made
i
miserable
Dlzxhicss,
of the F
d, Yellow
A
W.
fUdlob'a ConsiimiiUon Cure,
This is beyond uuestion the moat
msful Cough Medicine we have c
•old, a few doers Invariabl
worst esses of Cough, Croup, and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful success In
the cure of Consumption Is without a
parallel lu tho history of medicine. Blnco
Its first discovery It hks been sold
other tiled!
T
I ■
«'•
s.
guarantee, a test whtch
stand. If you have a Cough
we earnestly ask you to try It. Price 10
ccuts, 50 tents, and fl. If your Lungs
, Chest or Back lame,
fob's Porous Plaster. N. B. Danforth
Second and Market streets.
Ql
A
Bid
The Old Reliable.
D. A. Powell,Nos. 3ii8 and 620 Madison
street, has cod-fish, porglcs, butter-flsh,
trout, flounders, black bass, etc. Clams
by the quart or hundred. Delivered free
of charge to ail parts of the city.
14,
Dr.
Cholera Syrup.
The great and certain euro for acute
andchrunlo dlarrhtca,dysentery, cholera
morbus and cholera lufuutuin, 85 cents.
Main depot. Fourth and King streets,
\\ Umingtou, Del. Bold by druggists.
Destroyed by Fire.
The celebrated 3 B. B. D. cigar, manu
factured by H. F. bourdon <V Bro., No.
21V West bocond street. Bold at all tbe
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try
Taylor & Fullerton's rheumatic
remedy never falls to cure; g
Fifty cents per bottle. Tayl<
tou, 802 King street.
Ive It a trial
& Fuller
1
It costs Joidan but fl.25 to make a
down Cabinet photos. That Is why he
sell them for |2.50, at No.
Market street.
at
SAMARITAN^
■ I NO
KAILS
NEKVlNErS'^
lu'MràhUuï " "'"'•".'"ÄiÄ'. SÄ
AU Nervous and Blood Diseases
MSéhaou e ïâake?s Y" 1 er *' tittrvrMrn,
K fil K GH KAT
ISKKVK
»• COiNUUEKOR
a
ilc.
«^Thousand«
Ii
esilu
Tl.e Dr.S. A. Richmond Nervine
Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
nnndenoe freely atiswc**.! hy Pliyi
taTTMIAL lHhTLK KltEF. "Ug
eniedy wliea^atcx, is
tlpation
Cor
Todfc
Xr
Itl< liiiiun.l's Mv.
Torpid Liver»;
i.eiilly. l'il«'
1*111-, .
■ I fllll« _ _ _
. 83c. Al IX
>c
a
lu
THE MONITOR OIL STOVE
Will do all
e cooking, washing and
ironing usually done
Willi less cost ior fuel
No smoke, no smell. We arc dally
ceiviug reccommendatlons of the good
work, and universal satisfaction giv
by the MONITOR.
We have not had
plaint. Please note this fact. Tlmy rec
ommend themselves, « very time.
Don't buy a cheap oil
giving
luff.
very little
stoves.
any cook .stove,
i.i
troulde.
word of
. It Is like
your hard earned money for noth
Buy the "Monitor." They cost
clioap oil
The Monitor is the only stove
with the oil tank hack of and away from
the heat of the burner.
Call and make a thorough examiua
ion. At 505 Shipley st.
5 than tho
'
TIIE PICKELS STOVE * HEATER CO
J24.tr
MALARIA.
DR. SIMMS' VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS
bat will operate wltii
•live.
Tli* only Pills
I
t tlîeVi'Ht'
lei'
'Ills I
ainl
.Iver >1
hey
ing
3
up
Kl<
Bpl
{n^DyBjH'i
rca
da. a
Fa.
»I
d.
P
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
FOURTH AND KING STS
WB
ul
*ia
Alt.
\ I ONE Y TO LOAN ON GOOD 1ST
171 mortgage» in rums to lull. City 01
OU II1 r y , C.Ü.U. R. ■'••VVN<EN1>.
Eati
Se
ll
thin
DREADFUL.
"How gl«<l I ,ra, Iletile, th*t our
tastes arc mo very similar," aaid young
ra. lioneyllp to her husband when they
had returned from their bridal tour and
woro furnishing the flat In which tlioy
were to bo "go perfectly happy."
"We agree about everything, don't
wm, darling?" sho continued.
M
111
"Wo b< th
r d1ual and gray to bo the pro
in the parlor, we »need
exactly about the blue room, and both
wauted oak for the diu'ng room and hull.
Woliketho came kind of chnlrs. Oh,
agree exactly, don't we, and how nice
isl I'd feel dreadful If we didn't
agree, particularly about any Important
thing."
"So would I, darling," bo said. "It's
lovely to live lu such perfect harmony.
Now, I guess I'll haug this lowly little
wutsr-color your auut gavo us right over
thl6 cabinet, shan't I?"
"I don't hardly know, dear. Wouldn't
it look better over that bracket
opposite wuU?"
"I hardly think so, love; the light is
much better here."
"Do you think ho, George! Really,
w, I don't like It In that light."
"You don't? Why, its just tho light
r It. It's entirely too «lurk for a water
I ted
vailing tones
L.
and
11
for
t!,<
the oilier wall."
"I don't think .«
utall. Water colors
don't want a great deal of light."
'»They certainly don't wunt to be In the
up
78
N.
"They certainly don't want tohsng In u
perfect glare of light."
"J guess I'vo hung pictures before to
day, and—"
"O, George, bow cross you are!"
"I'm no croBser than you, and—"
"You arc, too and I—I—oh, how can
you be so cruel?"
"Pshaw, Helen, I only said—"
"Oh, I know what you bald, and It has
broken my hcartl"
"There, there, dear—"
•'Oh, It has!
really want
and papa? '
"Wby, darling, you k
"Bo—be
In
a
1—I—George, do yon
to go buck to mamma
■
, boo Loo, if you d—
d—o, boo boo, I will. It would lo bet
ter, boo hoo, than for us to quarrel
over everything, aud—"
"There, there, my dear, I—"
"Mamma was afraid
like in disposition
10
I
get along well, but
—I—I—oh, George, this is too perfectly
dreadful!"
Pun With the Old Man.
He was a meck-looklng old ger tleman
from the country, and as he took hla
at the dlnlug-rooiu table the Uruui
meia looked at him over their soup
spoons. They noted hl» weathcr.l>eateu
face his wet hair carefully parted and
brushed around over bis ears, aud bis air
of diffidence as ho nervously lingered Lia
fork; and when the waiter girl stood at
his side and winked
, they
"Soup?" she asked.
Tho old
the boot-and-ahoe
all alteutioD.
seemed a bit surprised at
tho brevity of tho bill of fare, and
fidgeted about os though waitiug lor her
to say something
"would you like some soup?" said the
girl with a side glance at the coffee uud
splce
"I ula't particular about soup,
know of," answered tho old
"Boll' mutt'
I
capersauce, roaa' bee',
r s' lamb, r'n' veal, frica u se chicken, cole
ham-longue, chlek'n-salad, fritters, boil'
V baked p'tatus," said the girl with
llghtning-Uke rapidity.
The old man looked kind of helpless,
aud the boys felt a littlo soiry fur him
he kept hi« eye« fastened on the fork,
which he shoved from side to side with
his fingers.
"1 guess I'll take—I guess you'll have
to say that agalu," ho ea!d, looking up,
and the girl rattled the whole thing off lu
exactly the
The old i
d caught sight of
a
i time
looked 'round the table
a drummer winking
the girl; then he jerked hie head
around, and looking her «trulght In the
face, hi said:
before.
rnuy gimme s'm bile cornbeef 'n'
* beef, veal 'u' mutt ..,
'll' turkey V tongue, 'u' s'm
' eggs 'u' codfish enkes 'n' sausage
n' beefsteak 'a' a piece ol punkfn jiie 'n'
cup o' coffee, sis; 'u' now see ef yer kin
makeysr little leg« fly 'a fast us ye kin
yer tougue.for 1 want« r git li
a sh
cabbage.
chick'n '
liu
:; there's
cornin' up."
Tho girl hesitated, turned red, and
then made a break for the kitchen, while
the drummers laughed
gazed out of the window at the gather
leg clouds.
id the o.d
10 RllnuottpollH Way.
One of tho solid members of Calvary
Baptist Church recently presented his
»aster, the Rev. G. L. Morrill, with a
good family
drive.
to go down to tho stable
Lo
Ifnal, that the
He told the
.1
d get
him, and to take aloug tho harness,which
ho would find hanging
reverend
He took tho horse In a spirit ol grati
tude, and then looked around lor the
necessary articles of stable furniture. He
gathered in a harnoss, a pretty fair whip,
a hitching rein, a weight with which to
anchor the animal, a blanket,»lap robo.a
halter and a few other trinkets that he
thought, naturally went with the horse,
und took them to his own stable. When
tho douor met his pubtor next, the latter
said to him:
"1 got tho horse all right
other things that went with him."
"Yes, that'« ail right. I
was gone, and everything else but his
manger. If you'll semi around
time I'll have that taken
the outfit."
"That's ail right," said the Rev. G. L.,
laughing. "I simply worked ouu d*y
the pi au you business men work six days
lu tbe week, fifty-two weeks iu tbe year.
took every thing in eight that wasn't
»ailed down. That's tho Minneapolis
way of doing business." The business
laughed and said ho must ackuowl
by. The
t
is
To
11 those
uoticed he
a part of
by
'
edge tku corn.
AiitU-ii>utiiig th
Wilkins—"Had
your family, Elijah?
Uuele Elijah—"No, sah; I ain't had
'rouvemeut. Whafoh you aekf"
Wilkins - "I noticed you hud a band of
crape on your hat and 1 did not know
hut there might have been a load iu y
>e Bereavement,
any bereavement In
545
7.80
aud
I
lor
at
of
and
Ui.cle E'Jjah—"No, sah, dat ban'
gcn'Icinau give It to
-V, I didn't know when I uiought
have 'caeion ter go inter mawnln' I doue
lei' It on like it
Closing Ü]
It is no wonder that the Sheriff Is clos
ing up the shoe storei lu th s town, be
cause tbe Boston Branch Bhoe Stoic, No.
3 West Second street, 4s throwing the
goods away. It Is no wonder they break
up so many shoe stores, tiie way they ure
selling their eood*. They will
here long.
io Sliuo Stoics.
To
a
tbs
dy,
IS.
sale
: he
by
N■'u liny un
4th
Ar; lei: y Is dally rectlvînir
.-.tket, south of Market
E
pi«
'*li
bridge. Telephone 577.
D< vlled
abs, clams aid cyst
ldpley street.
kin !a of cakes at SVeyl's, No. 7
d ctreet.
at
Alt.
Eati £
A11
An Ii-IhIi Angel of Mercy,
From the Pall Mall Gazette.
In a cabin
• sunny hlllaldo over«
looking the Bay of Dublin dweltamlddlo
aged brother and sister. The
our
they
and
tlioy
don't
was a
helpless cripple, entirely dependent upon
his slater's exertions; sud
sent from the poorhouse to bilng
hftn thither for shelter. The poor wretch
eluug to the only homo ha had
known, and utterly refused to leave It,
crying that Lo would die if deprived ol
his "say air and shut up within prison
wall»." Ills loud Ismontatlons had
brought the priest and some of th
neighbors to his Hide,
latter, Moggie O'Flynn, felt a deep Im
pulse of pity toward the
. Sho was a single w
55, ol weather-beaten and certainly in
attractive appearance, ßhc noted as her.
the estate of a gcntleuu
her services were invaluable,
•Hould hard," she said t<
house official«; "It's
her death a
th
pro
both
hull.
Oh,
nice
"It's
little
over
light
of the
'orlunate
of about
to whom
the work
Maggie O'Fly
craytliui taken to t!io
give him a
that 'uli nee a 1
t!,<
poorhouse when the
shelter. It's a corner and a welcorno In
cabin the unfortun
tllloe «hail have."
But hero bis reverence Inter
•d ho would not allow
in big parish as an unmarried
woman sharing the same <1 welling.
"Shuro, Maggie, you wou't go back
your word?" Implored poor Mick, lu
despair.
Moggie hrsHatod a
Mick Co»«
scandal
. r s;
the
' nt, then turu«
tho priest, said, "If there's
ve him from the 'house,
your rlverince, I'll marry him,
a h&porib will any
agio it thin."
It was In vain that his reveronco point
ed out the terrible butdeu Maggie was
takiug upon hurHelf.
"it's for the lovo of God l'i
to plase meself,"
answer she roturned; "an'
ed Virgin will ulvcr let
' the sup when sh« sees
It with the craytbur that I
The marriage took place
death, several years later, the kind-heart
» d Maggie O Flynn osrofully
supported tho crlpplo in her
u
to
can
has
in
!
way
te able to aay
m marryin'
'* . the
him an'
the Bites
lor the
sharin'
bite
yon
uuythur."
'I
iLll h!s
did and
cabin.
d—
bet
Tt»e Klmli'a Deci
l.ondo
iritien.
Frc
varlt
At tho Marlborough House garde
party, seeing a young
bis fancy, the Shah marched ove.
and ilanting hlrnrelf Hquaro In front
d at her until she had to beat a re- !
Papers.
who struck
but
he
treat.
II ■ ta id: rd for female beauty may bo
" got cy this: When the Duchess of
ciuitcr wus mentioned he euld: Hem!
But Lady ltosobery—ahl beautllul."
Lady Rosebery weighs over 200 pound*.
Ills famous emerald ia described a*
too big for effect being about tho slro o!
ordinary watch and exactly like a bit
of groan glass. 1 ho surface Ib so exten
sive that It loses tho ordinary lustre and
hla
and
air
Lia
at
!
K im tu cl In his favorite drink. He
drinks it by tbe tumberful.
He u<lvised Lord Salisbury, when vis
Jtlug at Iluliiud, that he ou^ht to "do
eotuolhlug better" for his sou, tbe pariah
clergy
His English escort during his stay
couldn't quite uuderstaml why his
suite took such elaborate trouble wbeu
waklug him If he happened to be asleep
when aiprodchiug bis destination. Tbe
cause was not the dread ol royalty, but
the Perslau Idea that duriug sleep tbe
soul wandered away from the body and If
a sleeper is
soul c
tomed homo, death will bo the result.
At Lady Rosebery'e
everyone api>e.»rod m uul*
dress, Mr. Robert Browning, being a uni
versity dignitary, arrayed himsoTf in a
Iverslty robe. Wh n tho Shah saw
him, supposing him to t,e In allegorical
dress, Le remarked, "Ah,
p esle." ,
at
and
her
the
I
cole
up,
lu
suddenly aroused that the
not return in lime to its accus
dinner, where
or court
the
Look On
tor
te Cm
The comet recently discovered will
probably be Visible in this latitude the
pre.cnt week. When seen by Professor
Davidson, of Queensland, Australia,
the 21t>t instant, Its position
ascension 12 hours 40 :
tion south 33JÎ degrees. Its motion 1«
rapidly northeast, equal to ov
degrtee a day, which will bring It to tbe
ibht'al equator about the end of the
month.
Its motion Indicates nearness to the
and Its direction shows that
npleted its circuit of th:
its return to space,
bly approaching the earth,
described as a "bright" comet, It may
pos**'bly be seen with the naked eye. Ub
huuting for tho celestial visitor
should direct their
southwest horizon, In tho constellation of
Virgo, where the comet will
pearancc.
'n'
'n'
right
minutes, ileclina
. Orb anti is
It is proha •
it Is
a
1
tbe
ake Hi up
-•alt It.
.1
One of the must inlschoivous and most
common is the indiscriminate and too
frequent use of purgatives. Buch med
feines, if well chosen and
e certainly useful, but many
select the worst, fly from
ploy them when there
their utility has ceased,
a permanent, basis a reg
ular condition o? the bowels, the ilDost
alterative Is Hostetlers Stomach Hit
ters. It is botanic In its origin aud a
safe succedaneuin for those objectionable
drug«, calomel and blue pill; it does not
Rrlpo pr drench the bowels like the ord
inary évacuent», and it not only reforms
Irregularity of tho habit of body, but
remedies the disorder and inactivity of
the liver and stomach, which usually*
company that condition. Rheumatism,
kidney trouble, malarial complaint ami
nervousness
sorted to,
perso
t ho other, and
is no occasion,
To establish
removed bv the Bitters.
Flrea for 1889.
Many Arcs this year have been started
by wood from A Sergeant's coul und wood
yard, foot of Monroe street. Uak, Pine
and hickory wood iu large loads. Wc
guarantee «5,24U lbs, ofeleau cual In every
, screened under
Just recel veil, a neu
own supt*
load of Western
; also a fine lino of baled hay and
wheat straw. Central office Seventh and
Klngstroets. Look for tho b
Sign.
Open In tho evening. Telephone calls,
545 and 5»7.
For
City,
Take tho boat from King street pier at
7.80 a. m., Sunday. Only hours ride
aud eight hours at the
'1
shore. F
lor round trip 91.SO. Returning tral
leaves Atlantic City at 6 p. m., arriving
at Wilmington at S.Su p. in. No change
of cars from Pcnnsgrovo to Atlantic City
and return.
^
llrtiiBing Glnduea
To Tnlllioiis, pleasing their palat
cleansing their systgms, arousing their
Livers, Kidneys, Stomachs and b. weis
a healthy activity. Buch le the mission of
tbs famous California Haul
dy, Syrup of Figs. All druggists. N. 1
IS. Danforth, Second and M*i*t'., whole
sale agent.
J fruit reir.e
Watermelons, cantaloupes ar.d peach
by the car load ut Smelts & Co., 13 E.
4th s
Ticket» Funnel.
A package of tickets fer St.
E Church
pi« k -d up in
'*li *\o tie
aul's M.
to Atlantic City
reels. Tfci Icier
I y calling
Ms office.
Ird c• a
, clams utd oyste
, 107 chipley street.
A11 .
Tojmnjfevents/ast theii?
Shadows beioi*èî'
vmr:> i : i.cçi j " p, | ,■
. j.
1
1 PEARLINE #
Î1 Ml:
■
f!i
ll
Ml
Mr
:
mm
From the start, the
shadows have read, Pyles
Pearline is niighlicr than
soap, muscle and washboard
combined. It is the modern soap. Nowadays one can
not afford to reject a new idea because it prom ises # ''big
things." These are days of "big things." Wide awake
men and women are looking for them. She who refuses
the aid of PEARLINE is behind the times—far behind.
She might as well reject the comfort and aid of the
steam car—sewing machine—telegraph—electric light,
etc., because she does not believe in them. Millions ap
preciate Pearline, and have for years. Millions more
will appreciate it—you will—why not begin at once to
use it. Its prodigious popularity proves its merit—you
have everything to gain, nothing to lose, therefore try it.
Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers are
offering imitations which they claim to be Pcarl
,,, . in®, or "the same as Pearline." IT'S FALSE—
tney arc not, and besides are dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled, but
sola by all good grocers. 136 Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York.
P%i
ï:
il £
U* f
Beware
CAP2 MAY, ATLANTIS CITY,
SLA ISLE CITY, and OCEAN CITY, N.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
J
£
Î.
ATLANTIC CITY.
. M. Weak
Wilmington 7.05, 8.10 A. M.,
Bundaya, 4.V) and 7.00 A. M.. 2 27 P. M.,
nsler co
.33, 2.27, 2.35, and 4.0
»king close connection
CAMDEN A ATLANTIC
Piilladelplila hy
HAILHUA DS.
For CAPE MAY 7.05 A. M.,
Philadelphia wltti tl
. For bEA ISLE a
7 00 A. M.,
WEST JERSEY
with
P. M. Bundays, 4.20 A. M., onnecting at
and 2.
.« WK.8T JERSEY RAILROAD.
CITY,
OCE
M., 12.38 and 2.35 P. M. Sundays
Adtlplila with the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
. J. 7.
EXCURSION TICKETS.
TLA NTIC CITY.
CAPE MAY.
SEA ISLE CITY.
12.75
OCEAN CITY, N, J.
Valid for r«tu
LSI, *3.
V.
»3.60
day»
. 2 .
RATES Indu
Mar
N8F
bireel Wharf, Philadelphia,
J. It. WOOD,
Gen'l Paab'r Axent.
PASSENGERS by
both directions.
broad Btree
Ire
Button
CHAH. K. I'
. W. BOYD,
Ass't
'I Paas'r Ag'
Jy 16*361.
1HE LEADER in
PHOTOGRAPHY
720 Market St.
uni
a
saw
CASTILE S01P.
will
the
1«
of
STRICTLY PURE STOCK.
F HrFICE USE, F
a BATH USE, 0
is
•
Is
Washing Light and Heavy
Harness; it makes the
harness soft and
look like
new.
A constant demand for
this article has caused us to
place it in our stock, at
a
WH0LE3 ALE0B RETAIL.
For Sale, only by
JOHN i HUDSON & CO.
No. 15 Market Street,
Wilmington Del.
jsotr
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Llqi
by Administer!!
Habit Positively Cared
Dr. Haines'
Gold
Spoclfio.
t can be given iu it cup of cofloe <
ti.» Wn..«iml K e of tbe •
■
.IKIIIK
tbst
j y
will
oholîc
taken Gtfldcu 8p
rf ii let
L-k.
'1 bouaandt
■
i;. r
the
J F A ILS
\ EI
! '
The lyitem
^ For sale by Z. Jab. ^IJklt, Agt., Cth aiid Mar
with the Spec
lit»- I or the liquor
1
TttON LASTS AND STANDARDS.
$
FCR LIGHT COLORED SHOES
) Laces,
{ liuttoui
{ and
; Drossing.
Buy
RUß SET
on 1
l.ROWN.
8. LLOYD RODDY,
Dealer
». Leather and FHullu*»,
NO. 3
Lsr FOURTH STREET,
® 111 "* Lf
We have just lumped
a lot of Boys' and Chil
dren's Suits togteher and
cut tbe price in half. We
are going to give you the
best chance of the
See our Middle Market
street window.
F
season.
PANTS.
0
We have a number of odd
ones which wc formally sold
at $4, $ 4.50 and $5; ail to
go at $2 50 , and odd suits
lor men in proportion
FURNISHING GOODS.
Well, just look
lower window and see the
fine French Flannel tihirts,
which we are closing out at
half their former price.
in our
Pennock & Foreman,
CLOTHIERS AND GENTS'
FURNISHERS,
S. E. COItNEB
5TH & MARKET STS.
WILMIMOTON.DEL.
J.
ROW'SCIIINADEPOT
New lot dinner sets, 104
pieces, decorated with flowers
and gilt edge, S 10.00.
New lot decorated chamber
sets, $2. 50; the best we have
yet offered for the price; the
same kind with slop jar, S4.75.
AGATE IRON WARE
JL
The peer of all cooking vessels;
we keep a large stock.
WATER COOLERS.
K\
Nickle-platcd spigots;
ranted satisfactory.
2 gallon, 91.25.
3 " 1.65.
war
bit
4
2 . 00 .
2.75.
3.75.
HAMMOCKS
For strength, case and beauty,
50c to 32.00.
Ice cream in 6 1-2 to 10 1-2
minutes, by the "Gem" freezer.
$ 1.50 and higher.
t.
I. LEWIS ROW,
11« KL\G ST.
ini-iu, i-lm
,■
Coal and Wood
Flour and Feed
Lehigh Coal
Schuylkill Coal
Lee Coal.
the
the
ap
to
it.
are
but
All grades of Spring and
ter Wheat Flour;
Win
Minnesota Flour
Hungarian Flour
Lea's Flour
I11 Barrels or Half Barrels.
All kinds of Mill Feed at Mil
Prices.
Oal^ or Pine Kindling Wood in
Blocks or Split
Careful drivers and 2240 lbs. to
the ton guaranteed.
Try a ton of Lee Coal for Sum
mer use.
Oflice, Yard and Warehouse,
J
817 WEST FRONT ST
mO-eodtr
4.0
at
tip;
if
J.
P!
rn t
DR. HARTER'S
Wild Cherry Bitters.
FRANCIS KELLY & CO.,
NO. 103 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,
ITavo been appointed SOLE AGENTS
for the Stute of Delaware for the above
aamed BITTE US.
Orders will bo filled and empty bot
>ived at our store here
and terms
ties r
prico
same
at St. Louis House.
JOILY P. DONAHOE,
4
2
3
-BOTTLER
Ale, Porter, Brown Stout and
Lfiger Beer, Cider and
Mineral Waters.
UEPUT, 517 und 519 OBAN US ST.
Wilmington, Dels
Bole agent and depot for Del
csstey Urew ' u * «■■w"»
ns
Uoched
A Co.'s Philadelphia
own Blout, A, XX.
for MS
lire
Mas*
d 1*0!
mal! w
XXX Al
Goods «hipped to mv
Tolephiiuo couaectlou.
124
imniEIT
TM.ooa
capita«.
. Surplus,
loarantoe strea<ttt,
4Ui>,470
1X50,470"
Re*f>rd of our 18 YEARS' business.
IS, 854 Mortgagsa
6.912 "
Interest
Total pf
otuted.aM't'g 11.788,81
rxitmr " " l«Ve 1
uvestora • 2 I l Z Itm,}
paid
..... PATRONS
we do
Web
refeK _ ,
laiUeat, but tbe 8AFE4T busiuaas.
SAVING^ DEPARTMENT FOR dMALL
AMOUNTS.'
Full information lumubcd by
J. B, WATKINS LAND MORTGAGE CO.,
LAWllKNCa. KANSAS; or
NcwYdrs M»n*'r, HENRY DlCKIN'âON.
218 broad wav.
FURNITURE
0f
and
AT 1 'UBLIC SALE.
Tile balance of furniture at 309
Shipley street will be closed
out oil Wednesday, Aug. yth,
18S0 at 10 o'clock at.
IN
309 Shipley St.
TUE COLONNADE,
JL I 8E A ISLE CITY, N
• J.
l'i
city, d
ta friends ai
hotel, ' *T1
the recent lo
~..c, that this
ads, ''
I u
It
four
abed through
e.cbterlul, li»i.t and airy,
d in Crit-claaa order. Au
de and good aitendauce. I. arg,
elgctrlc light«, only two block*
'lording a fine view ol ihr
Ilching an J sailing.
Tltfr,
K\
from iht
h bath
bit
li
rl«
M.
and* I»
Xi. '
1'
foci
ark t St. d*l
I'A SCO AST
I. EN, I
.e City,
i
j»-n
Ji
F&KTILiZEftS.
by
t.
Fur
V- and other
■ CO ,
G Mi' H
daie, Chei
•2.
Giant Globales,
s
Cbll
m. Cl
l:
• *l.
II.
' X • uVù
— '
SPECIF 1C
ii'UUadeisiu
,538
rth
ft»
TW
•»«
ÏÏÏ3
err &
SPECIAL
DISEASES AND
BLOOD POISON.
OIINTINATE ILCE11S, ItLOTCII
KH. CltmiONN, I*I VIPI,EM.
hWkUUNOH. l*fU)l3IATI»";
ijl.v.IrHl MinmV rmuib
D«»». Melanohelia, Uiaddcr and!
ubl
KLInejr
4-10
Disc
«•y»). B«u«r
METHOD *•»
•olio A Bo
(Acute Can««
MV
o AUop.tUis,
m .! »2-.av
Kg
»
1.» •
I ' :
Vr.
iSrrDdTriB* r*
s
n;
rhic
bln
»' r
la
sglflpÄSl
in
to
GASOLINE STOYES
To be successful need
NAPHTHA,
Free from smell,
Free Irom smoke.
And gives good heat,
And most important of all
FREE FROM ALL DANGER
We have sold thousands ol
gallons without a single accident
reported to us.
PHILLIPS & KANE,
—PAINT STORE,—
No. 5 E. Fourth street*
Klug Sts. J
Wilmington, Delaware.
[ZJctwssn Markst
DR. BULL'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Prlce, «1.00 per Box.
GS W 0 Ä
Si'&iîiaÂÏSKoîîSW
• ** °Bladdef i a^^kt»
Dr Kcll'sTOXICPIXALS
per Dox.
trge hexes, contataln*
e month'« use.
Dr. Bell's Medical Discovery and Tonto
Fills lor sule at Druggists.
These Pills
■old in
sulheitmt
Wholesale Depot:
CHA8. W. CRITTENTON, New Tort
—-- myH-7m
FISHING TACKLE!
h large ilne
r*pared
Fishing
Tackle, 1 a.
to offer
priced.
e 1
3- JOINTEI» Artd ItUl.«.
4- JOINTKD ASH RODS.
2- J oi nt s d ii a m uoo Rods
3- JOlNTED liAMUoO HODS
l'.A.umu» rods
, ItANU «"SaB* 11 * H ^ tl m
«OIM KD RAM KUO RODS, RFKL,
MAN 1) AND OUIDEO . »1.25
■gÿ Ä ' SKVfcSn'lftft Ä"
Come lo tiie old estalillobed bouge of
M0
3 a
ne
4-JOÎNTED
3-JOINTED
EdwardMelcMor
214 KING STREET.
, WILMINGTON, DEL.
i pr.ctt-Ual of base Pails au.
sporting
tÂFPUESJMENÎ
" Capital, t70O,tf
©urplua, 1338,1
Principal and InUm*» both full, guarantee«* by Q
U1 and tiurplua of 1 1.105,04» In seventeen feu
bonne*» wauava loaned ïl 1,404.000. paring!
6 %° 1296 ËsâS
^ w investor* m
dollar. BeMBi
enture Bonde f
entes alwvBOD band
delay or tbs
First Mortgage
■•wings CertifU
Inßavli.KS D.'nhrtniMrto. to amounts at
M.irtaoga iVpartineal, 08
.YÜ
oomt
mmra ; in th*
ward Full inf um« an— regarding
Mgs fnmlsbAd by
J. 8 .WATKINS LAND MQRTGAGMA
Lawrence. Kansasi•
bn fert Base'* NC«RV ItlfStSSn« s*e |
n
DR. MIESTERFELD
M6BOUTU FOURTH BT.. 1'IIILA., PA.
e special dlseaaa
It by U8lng*°iny
ol. r will return
Thirty y
0f both «ci
fldentlally
and what disease it
•' C5Î,.'.
*'1
IN
■tu
mt. Hour* 9 to a
fb-amt
I 4 to B p. m. buudavsS
We.'
«elllns flrst-claes Harness at very
suit the times, (.'all and examine
ba
ment of Trunks,
stilted. AU..«.».*« —, I
Hags and Pocktil-Ilooka.
JAMES A. CONNER,
»0.4 E.VST FOl'HTU STliEET.
PATRICK FAHEY,
ÄO. 1822 WBfX FOUR I'll «r..
Carpenter, Contractor & Builde
burnished
of ail kin
bauca
pr 4w43*
oiamauicn
WILMINGTON SAW WORKS,
222 WEST SECOND STREET,
CiliORS II L. !\ORRIS,
— A * î K N T FOK
TnE HENRY DIS8TON & 80NB'
Celebrated Saws.
JJELP fo a TM g i'NF uaiBHAia
DR. PENNINGTON
KKQlaTKBiiU PHYSICIAN,
Breciallit lo an
Cbll Art u. Keu.«;«
• uVù u o'nVb y *m a"i* or
Panascpbia, Pa,
(tritt.