Evening journal. [volume], May 21, 1888, Image 4

About Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932

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MOBEIS 8q EEADING-EH, 209 Market Street, Wllniiiigtoin., Del
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THE BEST VALUES IN
sa
BUY GOODS, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
Ü3T AH seasonable goods direct from tlio manufacturers, which enables us to sell tliem at the lowest margin. Now what we should like ever*
person to do is to read over all or part of the articles mentioned in this notice, and then let us give you a total surprise by showing you the extra
quantity and value for the money. The following are only a sample of what you will find at our store. MORRIS & RBADINÖER.
Our Fast Black Hosiery!
PRICES
LOWER THAN PHILADELPHIA.
Si Style« of
Our Ladle«' and Ut-uta'
Our io -4 Sheeting
IN UNBLEACHED,
At S3 Cts. Per YdU
CANNOT BE BEAT.
INEW DRESS GOODS
GAUZE UNDERWEAR!
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For Ladles «nd CMIdrdn, hare been a
(treat success.
Every Pair Warranted.
We are the only house th-t hare thi« Blocking
Which were made to «ell at retail for 25
cent! a yard.
Our price, 12 1-2 cts, a yard.
At 25 Cents,
àre Exceptional Bargains.
HITE GOODS,
NAINSOOKS.
12 1-2 Cts. a Yard.
Embroideries.
Lau I.«' and GsaU* Linen
OUR $2.00
COLLARS and CUFFS
GLORIA UlSm
W« have an Endless Variety and priera
From lr. up to $1.50 Per Yard
EXCELLENT VALUE.
8, 10 AND \S% CENTS.
You Ought to See.
SURPRISES EVERYBODY.
5Uny exc aim. How can they be Bold for this
creel
unortment la large and compilers all th
latest effect«.
RUCHINGS!
ONE CASK
You ougfct to see our
We offer you sa Infant's
Bindoline Corset,
Good Piiuis, not Remnants,
4 1-2 CENTS.
LONG CÄME8E CLOM,
We hare tn quantity the
a, 10, 131-9 and 3.1 CIs
QUALITIES, VERY GOOD.
UNBREAKABLE,
At 87"I-S5 Cents.
ROOD VALUE AT $1.00.
AT $3,25.
They am g<x d value at Off cent«.
Wcu'd be very cheap at $ 1 SO.
PARASOLS, • PARASOLS.
We have a Beautiful Une of
OUR STAMPED
PILLOW SHAMS
At 10 Cents,
ARK BEAUTIta OUR LINK IS OKfLKTE.
Our 6-4 Raw fcilk
TINSEL COVER,
At 81.1S,
Otuallis,
For Ladle« and Children are dbpllyed In
ALL THE LATEST
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AT 9 1-2 018.
STYLES AND SHAPES.
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Value, JB eemi.
IS A BEAUTY'.
SEERSUCKER SUITINGS
You should eee our line of
Summer Shawls
Tn our Hosiery Department we offer a
OUR 17% CENT
Régalai Knit Gsnraten
Unbleachsd Table Linen
AT 7 CENTS A YARD
For ladles' and Children'« wear The correct
article In
and Scarfs
HALF HOSE.
It very good value. This Department it
well stocked In
Shirt Waists for Boys.
FROM BO CENTS UP.
They are Beauties.
At 6 Ots. Per Pair.
All Styles and Prices.
They also make a good emmoner coat.
EXCELLE XT V 4XUE.
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Our Infants' and Children's
OUR GENTS' DRESS SHIS1
And so we might go on and mention hundreds of other items, which would more
than fill up this whole page, but we have used up our apace, and must stop, but please re
me.mber, we are going to make Wilmington the place to do your shopping, and in the dry
goods line.
;Lase Cap Department
At 60 Onte,
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IS VERY COMPLETE,
From 12 1-2 tents Up.
P Very Pusy D-partmen',
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Bel!« IIrely, and it la the beet Shirt for tmj
lnciiey ever sold.
Morris & Eeadinger, 209 Market Street, Wilmington,
Del,
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WILL ALWAYS 1313 THE GREAT ATTRACTIVE STRICTLY
ONE-PRICE HOUSE.
l.eastno and A«aoclaU«n Scoren- i
Local name« and Note«.
The base ball season has advanced
sufficiently to indicate the strength of
the various clubs. The Chicago Club
has crowded to first place in the League
«bowing the advantage of good man
agement. The Bostons are now a poor
mcond, and are showing the signs of
the weakness predicted ia tho early ;
part of the month, In the Association
the Cincinnati are on top, but are
closely pushed by Byrnes|30,000 team, |
and the former's lead is by no means
certain. The clubs in both Asasccia- j
tione are perhaps more evenly matched ;
*han ever before and it is probable |
that tho championship will not be set- I
•tied until the end of the season.
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Saturday's scores were:
ASSOCIATION.
•» I<ouisville, 6; Athletic, 5.
Kansas City, Ij Brooklyn, 0.
8t. Louis, 5; Baltimore, 3.
Cincinnati, 3; Cleveland 0.
LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago 0.
Boston, 7; Indianopolis 4.
Detroit 5: New York, 3,
Pitteburg. 2; Washington, 1.
The Record :
ASSOCIATION,
Won Lose.
local games on Saturday.
The Delaware Field and Clover Clubs
contested in base ball on Saturday R
last. The score by innings was as ,
follows; :
* » 1 « * J 0 t 6-« !
The batteries "were ° HlUas" ud i
Sweeney for Delaware Field Club, and I î
H. Cobb and Jordan for the Clover
Club. j
The following additional ball games
fcy the Delaware Field Club are
nounced: Thursday, June 14. with
Siverton Reserves on home grounds;
Wednesday, June 20, with Shortlidge
Academy at Media,
On Saturday the Howard School and
Young Delaware Clubs, both colored,
blayed a game, the former w inning by
iWore of 2 to 0.
Tha Red Rose defeated the Volunteer
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CHactatmL..4 01001 1 1 c_s 1 *
Wo«.
I Athle'lo ...jo
I < level«»)... ;i
I ÎAtuisvIUe
I K*ai«g O.ty
CSaeianatl. ..ÿ» b
f»ro'klyn. H
J®«. Louis ... 15 6
Bakimo ,lü 12
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IT
14
I.VAGl'S.
Won. Lost,
Oitcago _IS 4
Boston.... J6 8
Hetu.it.14 K
New York ..11 U
tv.4*1 Oil.
Fi:t<hurjf .
PhtUia ...
In».i»n»n«'s
tVaahin'n... .3
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1 1
12
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an
Ly a score of 5» to 5.
SUNDAY GAMES.
At Ciccu.nsti :
«etter« - - ° l 0 ,! u \ T :
ooci and QMdMbm. .
At Brooklyn:
JS£ÿo*:;:;:.;:£ J s o J o S 5 Î1
»Wtert(*'~Canuhe™ and Uimhon«. and Kirby
»«Kt Daniel«.
NOTES. ;
Of the old Wilmington player?, Baa- j
ti»n and Dan Casey are with Philadel- j
phis. Burns is the Ufa of the Bilti
moree McCloskey plays in the PorUand
tMe,)club, Say tsm the Central League.
ÜOBDi« Casey leads the batting of the
Mewarx, (H. J.) team, Henry u pitch
i»g atitrong game for Worcester. Maw.
Mnrphy » making shoes, and the j
"only Nolan" makc.-t a handsome po
liceman for Patterson, N. J.
To II«« Reader« c( llic Journal.
It is an established fact that no man
on]earth can obtaiKavy good in this city
by a mere blow of wind, and any per
ron who is publicly known to possess
the mania for springing hham bales to
deceive the people,might an well resort
to the proper way of trying to make a
living, because tho entire surrounding
country is on ta him. A man of honor
and especially one who respects his
name will not stoop to such tricks to
obtain trade. So It is with our worthy
merchant, Mr. Louis Feltheimer. Tha
gentlemen deserves the success ho is
meotinar with because he iKwacsacd the
courage to sell his goods at the small
profit of 71 per cent, whioh will not al
low him to resort lo any tricks to ob
tain trade. It Is his low price that has
made ths Economy Clothing Hall pop
ular, and the beauty of it is everybody
knows that the establishment 40(1 Mar
ket is doing the clothing business of
Wilmington. It will be interesting to
tho readers of tho Journal to look
for the anicls he«d«d 'This should be
warning," which will appear in an
other column of to-day's Journal.
maltciou« Ullsotilrf.
Albert Clatk and William Anderson,
two colored boys, wer« arraigned be
fore Justice Smith on Saturday,
charged with malicious mischief in
letting the brakes off some freight cars
standing on the Biding at Brioghttrst's
mills, Marsha)Itun, on last Tuesday
night. The cars ran down the grade
into the mill, being eevtri ly wrecked
nd injuring the mill. Special Offioer
James L. Hawkins and a Philadelphia
detective traced the act to these I toys
and an accomplice, who is yet at large.
'**■**• ^ '»«*"^d t>ie boysifor a
Urt *?T °" ~ 8 ' 1 ftil
futn f»jr^ or ü „ ae ;. thü othcr * lock * d
up at U»e City H»ll,
that goes with a denn Cabinet
^holographs at Cummings's Gallery,
'Market St.
into Court Saturday morning nt 8
o'clock with a verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree.
At 10 o'clock the Superior Court waa
opened and the case of John W. Fcs
ter vs. Lea Pu soy called, Levi C. Bird
or plaintiff and Bradford and Vande
Go and see the Crayon PoriraU and
Cour« tatarfay.
The jury in Iho Reidel case come
g«ft for defendants. Iho suit is in
action to recover $10,000 damages for
injuries received while plaintiff was
employed by defendant upon and al
leged '"Perfect and dangerous shoddy
'machine. Pending the tvot-piion of
testimony for plaintiff the court ad
journed until 10 o'clock this morning.
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Look at 0**50 Crinkled Plush Par
lor Suits at Johnson & Barnhill's, 207
Market St.
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12 brands of Flour kept by Nicbolr,
6th and King. Try L, & O. and be
happy.
BULK AND ifOUD'S SALIS.
Sale of I.nt« In Mlvcrlirouk that
Yielded Pair Price«.
Peter J. Ford and Thomas Ogle
sold a portion of their lots at Silver
brook on Saturday afternoon. Of the
largo tract of land owned by these
gentlemen, but a small portion now re
mains, The major part has neen sold
on an installment plaa of f 10 down, and
|5 a mouth until paid. Most of them
have been put chase d by persons in
moderate circumstances who propose
building homes thereon. Already a
large number of houses have been
built. The new school house, to bo
erected on Green-Hill Ave., make
those lots additionally valuable. Tito
prices obtained on Saturday are con
sidered fair and are as follows:
Buyer».
Thom«« Sterling.16 x 80 «>
K. > H-cIhiii-m . 60 * 8046
H«rry W, Mnolnthe.20 * 80 i.»
John Murptiy . . 10 x 80 f,K
" " .. 80 x A)
Jos. L. Oirpotitoi, Jr... 80 x 8u f.ji
'■ - ... 10 I* 8 Ül,v»
OSxNfdf
,. . 80 x « I fti
. Hi X 80 A
.... in x ho
... ao x 80 A
Sins
IV r F.iot,
$5,1)0
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» m
Tin
5 10
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John J Shaman
V. I wood Frown.
JamvN O'Noll....
John Mich H.
John Kern $.
« 5U
5.50
7 ,o 0
5 85
One Alarm and One Fire.
Au alarm of Ûro from box il, 10th
end Orange St«., brought the fire de
partment to 1005 Orange where large
volumes of smoke were found issuing
from the windows of door. Tha trou
ble was caused by turning the damper
ths wrong way.
Fire was discovered at 3 15 yesterday
morning at the store of John li.Roach.
N. W. cor. 21 and P< plar Sts. John
White tho keeper of the key of the
alarm box at Front and Poplar could
not be awakened, and an alarm was
struck from the city hall. The tire bad
made considerable progress before the
persons in tho house discovered its prea-1
ence, and when they reached the pave- !
mont they were almost suffocated, Mr?, i
John II. Lank was severely injured, j
Dr. William G, Winner is attending]
her. The loss on building and stock is j
$2,000. The building is owned by Mra.
Sarah Baker and is insured. There ia .
" w- i
«,.) continue tim tn.ineu in,ho dlnln»
room of the house. The fire is sup- I
posed to have Vieea caused by an in- j
oendiarj for the purpose of robbery.
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A Narrow K.rapr.
K. I« Miller a farmer from y oc fc. I
„V', .. ,. , . . 1
C8WP, Lad äbout three Ludhels of uota** >
toes stolen Horn his wagon, at the :
Madison Ft. market on Friday night,
This ia iho same man who came near
being Killed a few weeks ago, while!
crossing the Laadenburg Division of! *
„ ,, rt r> » • ,
B. &0. K. K. on 1m way homo, j j
The engineer of an approaching train j
neglected to ring the bell, and at the )
moment Miller's horse stepped on the i
track, tho train rushed upon him. Ha
,,,_i, . _ . , * ,
saved himself by turning sharp to one
«k.b^küxut. .hon
on m doing so. I
Spting Lamb, Powùermaker Bros,
307 King; 705 W. 8th.
The (3Ivinlry that doth badge a ktas nowaday«
wm to be ©tmitojed of doctors—aot of
alrithy, however, but of medicine.
tilg New« In Etrier.
The Pullman Palace Car Co. is hav
ing a rush of work.
The Young Men's Temperance Union
will attend church on Juno 17.
The machinery for the Vulcanite
Wire Works will arrive this week.
The Delaware Terra Cotta Co. iK
laming out lafgo quantities of its
product.
i
Smyth Poet. No.. O. A. R„ will at- j
Ä.h'ÜI-f? t^fnA»»" ndy W,n0 M '
cnuren next Sunday.
St. Andrews P. E. Sunday school
ä; i sss tzT"'
The Evening Journal and new
City Directory arc both ou: to-day.
Both good.
Tho roof is being put on Victor
Cause's now house at Pennsylvania
Ave. and Clayton St.
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The congregation of Epworth M. E. i
C hapel are contemplating the erection !
of a new church ot Tenth and Poplar ,
ata.
The Rov. Charles A. Gtice will preach
in Brandywine M. K. Chinch next
Sunday evening, by special request, oa
"Capital and Labor."
The regular routine bosineos wie
transacted at tho monthly meeting of
the lady managersof the Homoeopathic
Hospital at tkeir meeting on Saturday
morning.
preached from Prov. 1(', i): "A man's
dev iso th hia way, but the Lord
" irectet hJ liH steps."
"The street commissioners are doing
a big work on the stteec crossings."—
**'
. ' Republicans may elect Harring
SSiïLSSSroSSfÂ.'ir
•.H.„|n,«on. Simpon, ,r.,l Ltohl.n
stein! The Wilmington Republicans
have nominated the strong» st ticket
within my experience."—Cal. C. A.
"Joe Adams entered toe field too lato
for city treasurer. There's no use talk
in K. for a steady, systematic personal
canvass will win nine times out of ten.
riw» «-»a« u Q , i. . «v-ii
He 'ran'" for' the office. The vote's ;
want^to^be aaksd. A personal appeal ;
raWf, J
* tîovog to the county m^etinsc at
* t!W f Castle next Saturday / No! Look
out for a warm Urne, I believe that
j n t j, e event of either faction cantur
ing, the other will bolt. 'Tito Biggs
crowd will win. Tho state coöven
tif ' n ? Why they didn't try to get it.
There was nothing in it. They w-tll
go for the county meeting.— H. B,
.... , ...
«uJSBSSn'lJSfSKSÄSSf?
Gresham. Blaine first, sad Gresham
next, but Blaine will be nominated.
Pshaw, he isn't sick, and, if he is, we'll
give him a good vice President. Har
rison for instance Ths Republicans
carried bit. Paul last week, for the first
time in its history.W. FrankTatnall,
St. Patti, Minn., now visaing this city.
Pontificial High Mass was celebrated
in the morning at 8t. Peter'« yesterday 1
ami Pontiflcial vespers in the evening, i
The music wa* well rendered under ;
the leadership of Prof. Rhoads. |
George McKee has the contra^ for
hutlding six houses at llih and Heald
St«., fort). M. Magntll. Magnell i«
also contemplating the erecting of five
rnore bouse« on Heald St., between
12th and 13th Hts.
Rev. \V, P.;Ksne, D. D., of Lafayette,
Inrt., preached in the Central Presby
te! iau Church yesterday morning and
evening. At the morning service he
lieird on The Corner.
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A « tts'NBSS M UABl. i
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U, ca D^nninon fovao«ioii of i
« alion'« Unis More. j
Tlte store at 235 Market St,, occupied j
until recently by Alfred Walton, the
veteran druggist, has been leased by [
Ulysses G. Dennison, a young Debt- j
ware druggist who returned homo from !
,
Winnebago, 111 , about a month ago, |
and the place will be continued as a j
drug store. The front of the' building |
will be tnoderniK d and Mr, Dennison i
will take posera doa of it and open a |
lirst-clas? store in a few weeks. The j
new propirt tor is a son of Jams« Den- |
nison of Mermaid, Mill Creek hua
dre<1 ' Ha received a training in Latin j
and mathematics at Frionda's school in '
this, city and afterward served in the I
^ « L °< *«- i -*** o'*• !
Gaorgea, Del. He graduated later at
the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
r In xxr f M , i
He nent Wl8t ? y par or 80 ,ater -
tliog «s clerk in j. store at Winnebago. (
Dr. Walton took poss-ssion of this I
store over forty years, and for many I
years it was a centra for the leading i
physicians and noted persons of the
town, who used to collect there to talk
politics. Dr. Cfcnytor and Dr. Urvan
Hedges were among thiipirty of good
fellows.
Fame Castle. No. 2, 'A. O. K. M. C..
has appointed a committee to look
after an excursion. Tho new steamer
City of Chester will probably be char-1 Wl
tered.
wiVnnak 0 °a"hor Ttref°t namde'this
evening The members will'attend
jtheeesaion of the sSu pro me Lodge in
Washington to morrow,
Among Mr. Va 1 ten's co temporary
.... _. „ .. . ,
druggists in the early days ot his bust
ne38 re Jarno« P, Polk nt 21 and
Market Sts., who w-s succeeded by
Edward Mclnall; Joseph Bailey
succeeded by F.lward Rranh in the
„ n h , tn _
,. r0 .° n "" r * 0t . b , a '? w
''riogpurst, who had t.is s ore uow oc
copied by H. U Bring hurst; Margaret
Johnson on Marke' St. above Uh; Mar
shall Phillips at 5îh and Market;
Edward Bringburatat (J h and Market,
in the store now occupied by Z James
Belt; and Bimjamin Johnson whose
store was on Market st., between 7th
and 8.h Sts.
v....
Wigwam, Conclave rnrt Padlt. i
Uniform Division, IC. of P„ will
give an excursion to Atlantic City on
Thursday, July 25, via West Jersey
railroad.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, Imp'd .O. K. M ,
held its regular meeting Saturday
night and a number of palefaces were
initiated.
K
Delaware Commandery No. 3, K. Q
E.. has received il« chapeaus and bal
drics from Horstman Bros. Philadel
phia, and will wear them in Washing
ton tomorrow at the meeting of the
Supreme Lodge.
A special meeting of Wilmington
Division, No. 1, K. of P., will beheld
in their armory in tho Smith Building
to-morrow evening lo make arrange
ment« for Decoration Day. 'Ihe
division has engaged the First Regi
ment Band.
A meeting will b* held at 403 West
4fh 8t. next Thureday evening to or
ganize a lodge of the order of the
Hhield of Honor, to bs known as Bran
dywine Lodge. A. W. Shaw has been !
appoint*d iimporaty chairman and j
William Moreland,temporary secretary :
of tbemeeting.
The fift-enth session of the Supreme
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of the
world, will convene in Cincinnati, O.,
? n Tuesday, June Id,at 10 o'clock a. m.,
Cathedral. The
otuciai notice of the meeting ha* bsen
received from R. L. C. White, «unreine
keeper of records and seals. Charles
P. Mwroney and William Simmons
wii ! l '? tho representatives from this
i U 6 ^' ct: n _
Dl
KoVÄhÄS'Si'/ÄÄ " f8d ?
o»Hrp,KLL -Mav 18, Eben 8 Campbell, «««.■
!° * Mn - No 618 K, "t 8t > vrtvslar dt>««se of
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!_UNDERTAKERS.
J, B ' MAB1IN '
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB, ;
of no* em,
RESIDENCE 607 SH.PLKV ST.
Telethon« Oil) 13.
Odl- at niirht t rorap'.ly attended to
AMUSEMENTS.
Ï tT F. rBOCTOR S ACADKMT OF Muiic.
• Thro« NiihU. comroenciri?
ON illON I» n , Mil 21.
Matineu i Tuesday »nd Wednesday &flerno*ns.
Brilliant an! eve r whelm log onreem ef the great
tiensati liai Melo Drama,
_BOARDING._
TYOaHDINO.—FOUR NEWLY FURNISHED :
s > morns to irnt, with or, w.thout boant, ti
Wl ~.¥ ark ".' :8!rfet
STORM BEATEN.
Interpreted by a j-rrat metropolitan cost.
Three nights, c amencln* THUS 8 UAY, M«y
24 . metlneps FrHsy and Satnrday «fienykv#.
Mme Neu« tile nn«J fier «on Augus
tine Nvuvlile. In
"Til* BOY TRAMP,"
OR THE MANIAC MOTHER
NOTICES.
OTICE -AN
IMPORTANT
BPECI iL i
of tha Vom« M*»*« ll^vubtlcaa i
Club wfil hM b^ld iu Club Rdom, Tuesday even- j
ing at 8 u'ckek.
H. B. TRIUG8.
her etary.
FOR SALE.
1 ÀÔR SALEWA fiitOO RY STORE ÖN T HL 1
. oHRialdr, cheap. For tot ma aildrt*a, f H., t
this ofHce.
_HELP WANTE
nra«T£9_jL to bo gekl.iul ;
v ^ hou«work la a ►mal* m s glv v » j
KQoi r^f» rerc*. Arriva« 1025 We«* Pt.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
R. it. ROBINSON & C«i.
RANKERS AM) BROKERS, j
Cor. 4th & Market tits. !
FOR SALE:
45sh«rcs Farmer?' Bink Stock.
TnSbVfS Wilmington f itly Kleetrio On.
Stock* hcu»hs and «old ia the New York, i
Philadelphia nod Dost nmark .;« on commission
I-cm -K of credit aivea. aval able la «U ptr » j
K , r^^ w ^V/rm\ n ^ tl rnd <, a wilJ : ri;n d n t'.J^ laad - j
POLITICAL.
POR
SHERIFF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 1883,
PETER J. FORD,
OF WILMINGTON HUNDRED.
Rob Sect to tile decielo« ef Um Democratic
party.
You'll do this wbea
you come to buy Cloth
ing for yourself and
son. That's light. Its
human nature. We
like you to do this
carefully and with
thought, because we
know your judgment
will not give a verdict
against the very large
stock of lieady-raade
Suits for Men and
Boys we have in store.
Neither will you go
wrong in examining
onr immense stock of
Piece Goods—a whole
room full. We invite
you to call, examine
carefully and abide by
your own judgment.
The result will be sat
isfactory to you mid to
us. You'll Bur or
Us Why? Simply be
cause you can't do
better in America.
We have exactly what
you want. We have
Suits by the thousand
and Pi co Goods *>y
the mile. We fit our
customers. We give
them satisfaction—per
fect and complete in
all ways. We do in
deed.
Merchant
T-KW v- Ul slU
JUllors A UlOtn.
J. T, fiallin & Son,
iers.
ii th & Market,
Wilraiugton, DeV
Fomlture, Baby Carriages,
Carpets, Reftigeratori,
Ice Chests,
TEOMÄS 6RMLL,
DEALER IN
Mattings, etc,
S. E. Cor 2d and Orange.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Cash weekly or moott , payraeae»