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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09


Our Battery is the coolest place this side
of Lewcs.
The Iurie EnanD is here again LOADING
with piline for East river
~. -, ,,,,, pi,tt,, t,,.o ,,o,o.
..''i , ~ ~. i'i'.'ns i,,
d.l'm .,ll.'lnE """P'u cunning HNi"s nav
''Ni '"'5 "'''
The Iaskers are 10 have private teie-
graph nom the office in town 10 their works
az thc mile house hs soon as they are cont
pletrd. such is the talk NJ present.
Sheriff Armstrong on SATURDAY Inst sold
at the hotel of las. picrson. corner of Ninth
aud Shipley streets. the property Of
p.frirt 1fe5arift. sit1ated AZ fbe rorrier Of
Second and Monroe streets. m the city Of
Wilmington. 10 WIN. Bright, Esq. tor $500
On SATURDAY last Richard Ncrgirso
thrlshpd ana cleaned rcndv for market. for
Wm. strotip. of Ills hu1drrd. sixtV- fnur
b1shels of 4, beaf In mat ono hour ,gith a
Wcstcrnhonse throshcr. The way wheat is
Welding This wear. mi. is hard 10 heat. we
taitc n
M. g., .. A.. ,.p...t..,, ..... &, h,,,,
ne ,iSh o. 'Ho tl''nh1 S''lu !" "''
,ahen w niut ".u az ' e,r
parry o. Young BeutiuiiuvTn -, ~ NV - ritz
lhlih9 my EleHter INlt u, " e,'l'ua''Hl s ,,
''e,I IN '1Nlu5 iilit' sNN'l q 80 ~
.li ilsh anu "l' 'iHinulls y. t'', '.'i,'si Nv
ntlhH are using pies''Hc "9 "s"i"s
/ elound'
Our jail commissioners have now on hand
some Two thonslnd yards oi rtg s",let
MNNtN 40 orr county Ill7Nlls NNtNh .lH4
are discussing 81 very reasonable rates nus
carpet IL made Throughout IN prison Ihe
s s un, s 'r,sone a and s tbS rS@s
,.,, r. ia ,ssii ,,nrfi,, ibe alton ,on
/ a. ,,', i' , KY" 10 VIVA WV wy '''N
u.s. f''N'''a''7'
Their ia An old. dilapidaied, weather
hcaten, waf-worncd, battle-scarrcd, blear-
eyed. gnod-tor-nnthing specimen Of inc
equine race makes IL nightly praclce OF
| wandering sans crrcm0HW up and down Ger
| tain plYcmetis OF our town, 10 HE detfl-
mrut OF ptssels-hy as well AZ the annoyance
| of our citzeus generally. II ne mas An
owner he should take charge OF the brute'ii
not. let him be impouudcl.
why can't a row Tor two rows for that
ma.trrl of trees he SET ont ON the street
I leadiu, TO the new denote other streets in
: town nre we'll shaded. why not the one ON
which there is ms much travel ms any p
Whose place il IL to attend to this natter
I Does IL come within fhe province of our
| Gitt Fathers ii so. let 1t be done at the
rroper time and take up a collection to
| dcflty the expense.
,..-. f..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

DO NOT CoNNEcT.-A correspondent says
the present arrangement OF the trains on
the Pennsy lvtnia and Delaware Railroad
Is very announcement for persons going TO or
returning from West Chester There j. niu
one train below Landeuhetg each way daily
Going north 70 reaches Aynudaie ~ s.l
q. m.. while the train nu the philadelphia
and Baltimore Central leaves there % 5,'j.
Returning. the Pennsylvania and iirl lwAr
leaves AVondalc at $40 y. M, whiir q.
PhilnirIphia aud Baltimore central is not
due there until $40. The fare for pnssrn-
gers Is about % cents per mile, hut the litt. I
charges are sad to be high.-Hcd tic"''
Record.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Lone lIUNaAWIAN GRASS. Alexander
SHville showed us this morning stalk OF
Hungarian grass four feet eight inches
high, grown on his farm In Carroll county,
MD. near Sykesvillc. This was grown on
poor ground, which had not been MANFRED
for two Venrs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

rLEBY-BOONE. ., Tuesday Aug ,st sth,
ls5S, . 1h ,t-r, pi by Rev . MAdinx,
EWilmlLgtpn, Dol.
WliBELEf-REED On tie IN Instant BY
Kew cob ioid, at the re d-nce Of tue b ide =
m IN r, 81 J. iiars1n ttrraf. kntp q Wheeler
and Anna J, Reed, b th o. this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
MARKET REPORTS.
WILMINGTON Markets.

Wilmington Markets.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
Butter sells from 5uaajc pc, pound honey
go du., eggs. Hut2ic re. dp2ru chickens. -
NJ 10 ~ Zee .rigl potatoes. liH2ic per halt
tcek stru- beans llc do; peas. l502Oc do
onions. .Ic do: lima beans, 25c per quart:
.,vatrrmelous 2iGJlc each apples. 3ue, iuc
prr half peck peHrs 2uaiahc du.; Tomatoes,
i-n 10. peaches. ufi 20 Per hslt peek cHutc-
lo; cs. 3filu each aiaakIefIies, lUff % do;
hucaicberrio- ,sNii do; corn. l5N2i per
tu.cu, cabbage lglO per h, al: tcots. s..
pea bunch OATS. aNc. per hushcl: beet. lg.,
% per pound; veal i2d2j do; lamb, lsa.a
do; mutton, lO1ls do.
Philadelphia Maikets.
Turp-rAN, August 9Th. 1873.
FtnrP.-i bout 1000 bbs. were disposed Of
A. u 20 zap tn : % for low giadc aud choice
sptlug wheat. and S7mS p ini winter wheat
do. including some high etthcs AZ = 7i4fl0.
Rye Flour is Ia hotter request and ~ bblg.
/ sold AZ = f'..lHi -. No sales OF corn meal.
GH,IN Sues of 2lpl1 bushels new West
ern and southern rcd At Sl5OH los, and
white a. u .6i !. 70, and so, 900 bLsheis No =
spring Ola pula.c terms. Corn is steady
/ with sales OF yellow Ht iu,f irc.; mixed Al I'd
/ Ndsc. Oats are less active. Sales Of ZOO
/ bushels white At i1,ti0c.. aud mixed at Ala
] 44c. I'VE Is held ut 7jfl7sc. The receipts
to.d4v Are Ms follows: ll65 hills 40 A.; g.sCt
/ bushels wheat: 3h200 do. corn, 500 do.
] oats: 10 hhls. whisky.
PRuVIsIoNs.-The market continues qniet
but prices are unchanged. Mess Pork IL
sellidg ia lots Ar sl750dl7.7i. Smoked Hams
at l5,Ildc do. Sides At lie. Sailed should
crs At SIC. Smoked do. ut l0c., and Lard nj
&c,
Ens.-Cloverseed is dull We quote Al
s'~0Hc. per pound. Timothy sold at $500
$50 and $500 bushels FlaNseed at s2a2U
per bushel.
WHISKY rs hills. OF Western iron houn,
NJ we. per gallon,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
THE SWITCIIBACK TRIP.


Akhtiul Day and Pleasant TIP.
We think Mr.. Smith must have bribed
cod PtOb," for more perfect day
could not have been picked ont than last
Thursday proved to he, bright, clear, cool,
and altogether delightful.
We left Wilmiuglon on time, Just at six
O'Clock, with party Of two hundred and
fifty, which swelled to nearly four hum
drod by additions from Linwaod, Chester
and Philadelphia. We are sorry that
Wilmington people could not appreciate
this effort of Mr.. Smiths. A much
greater number Of our people should
have gone Yesterday. We know they
would never regret the tine spent in see
ing such sights then the management Of
Mr.. Smiths excursions has always been
Of the highest order; everything that
could be done for our pleasure aud COM
fort was done. Checks were given MS for
our seats in the cars so that friends need
not have any trouble in getting together
on their home route, slips giving inform
alton rs to time, Nc., personal attention
| In fact nothing was forgotten that could
/ give pleasure or comfort.
So we regret that oHr city folks could
not give him better support, for wohop"d
l,c would have taken another party mp in
| October.
We made excellent time. and the bright
and happy party were taken swiftly on
mp 10 Philadelphia ON our own tracks.
y. W. & b., thence 10 those of the p. L.
u. Ia Bethlehem, where we entered the
= iigh Valley and were placed under
care of other conductors.
We all enjoyed this heauiifullridc, for
The valley Is one of great heaHiy and in
""',,t,,,N' 70 '''''l '"usn WY "',uNu 70 SUI
W,ltS u'"-''" WV, t"o 1."u'lrS CO..
n't'lo ",io NIiu'u Nv hWhtS ul luI
n."''a' t"'lng Minus, hia'e "uu a-ul'e n"'-
~. ir,Nol,nu ui t'l'c alrll.u W
nul' "a Il. ~ 'i,N'i " t.",h N''V W.
vl' snouI n''i VI our party 10 20 Ner
WV ." ','nnHeh "h'lv W. "'he ~, !" ,ne
"Vn, "u'lN wv ullos uul,u' ii'lo "
ICY gre 'a'@ ""u sl"'''" !" '""s II up inns
VIA rocky ana picturesque "i'".
""IT"W lN'nWlN 'ul'Il"E 'nu "oous WIN
-'-n "'t'l IN wv ,'r .''V's' 'h"h',
,i.'"' NJ we HIS' -ht 'nV we nave oi
9'H W"31,r'ui' o'aNlllu', anu er','n.
t'"''' ara 10 some u ''ust nave ne,h ~
que Ns"l l"htm'nl' ler we he"'e a gen
N' Wtl say Why, Is a'l Only Woody
ms - ''n Is one "l ti'u.'i''st NouucIlul
W.T." "c"t"' 'uiiIs '"t' IL h"H n'cn "l'
E"nu ,oltnne 10 See \ 1'pn'' ana VOGUE. y,
,,,i'W'N t'S "''n "r'HnIeu up !" th'
hl-' q distance P'unN''y OF TWO 'hlleS
N'',l. e. S'"uouS' s''rl l'l'nMaN over
rn-i'' 'l ,iNe', trees rustl'lV c"t I'D Steps
t'"'H' f"rN'' ~ in't an nntu'a' ihinG-
rye neen "r'apg'u rs ttpN ny Wn''
Nlr cent rs male he'u'inl cnScaue7'
torrents, WATERWAYS r!Pe an" sll'sU
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

NED LEARY.-We are told that Ned LghrY,
noted character" Of Wilmington Del
has made application to accompany Nise
and Donaldson on their aerial transntlantie
voyage Should his request he granted. 1t
least thirty Thousand people In WILMINGTON
will pray that he mny be thrown oul as
ballast when the balloon ~ two miles high
should Ned he devoted 10 such purpose ~
the cause OF science. the balloon project WIZ
not have been organized in vain, even II ~
doesn't cross the Atlantic Norft|o""
Herald.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Some misunderstanding seems to exist in
the Water witch Fire Company regarding
the proposition To throw wafer tor sum OF
nancy. Yesterday we published an adj
vertisement saying they were willing to do
this: today we publish d. card deny ing mat
ticv are willing The committee "i the
company. however, challenge any eompnny
10 a friendly squitt.-EruH f"N"H~ "t
Instant.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

SmOrLIFriNu.- Wednesday about il
o'clock a wohtn giving the name OF MARY
Brown entered the drug store Of W. H.
williams, Ninth and Market. Ostensihly 10
buy something, and while there was caught
by Mr. Williams stealing some hair OIL
she was Immediately arrested and taken To
the CITY Hall, where she had "a hearing
before Esquire ONei lin the absence OF
the Mayor) She WAS held in $3.50 bail 10
RDnear at Court
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

PEACH SHirMgNrs.-Tuesday the peach
shipments from the Peninsula were To
Jersey city, - cars TO Philadelphia. Y ears.
Wednesday ID carsto Jersey CITY andtlO
to Philadelphia.
Thursday. % cars TO Jersey City and IS TO
Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

STILL A NuisANcE.-That nuisance At
Fifth and Adams streets hns never yet been
ahated, but that same pond Of stagnant'
sinking water remains there still. why
not have Il ahated2
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
i..Ndrc state journal


rrnLisnrn EVERY SATURDAY ry
cKOASDABE 81 CAMERON,
NO. 80 MARKET STREET,
sdfniuiu~ fuc Cify iIWII.
TiuNs or srusorirrnN;
nrE DOLLAR ANu-A.HALF A YEAR
(puyhhic ice advanced
gl- iptious must bee paid invariably
Co. idNuuOr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

FATAL RAILROAD AcciDENT-C oRoNEg's
INVuEsE-Au inquest was held ~ me
u que I'm Philadelphia yesterday in inc
crse nf Alfred lloag, aged thiriy-hve years
who was killed near his residence, g, l4amo-
kin station. on the Philadelphia, Wilmih9
ton aud Baltimore railroad, on the evening
Of july %. After hearing the evidence OF
two ladies and the engineer Of the train
that ru over the man. the jury concluded
that deceased WAS accidentally killed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

CLERKS ELECTED. Directors ofthe viii
mington n Brandywine Bank at their meet
ing Thursday elected Otho Rowland.
Discount CLERK, In place of Harry II. Hcis.
Ter, resigned. q. W. Pennington, In place Of
Mr.. Rowland, and J.. Austin Ellison as an
additional clerk
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

yToIT6T HTGDECHE.

Henry MeCrea, Of the Ninth Ward, was entirely
r1i1yod IL k!Tty mlYu.eg by slhMs' PAIN
SANCHEZ. used mwarily and applied ont
wardly Had suffered week and tried ALMOST
everything usually recommended hlmMs'
PA n sFAtCHER cured him. Depot At Four h
aod King streets " a.lm
DAPUHA - OH pNTIRE WRvAT
4 F0OD.
This IS an nd zir,ble Article Of diet FOR infants.
t1Na IDS ard ~. 4 persons i IL eepscinl
adHptea 10 th~ dslcaie st0maehs Of chi dreu
p'emeling viglrn growth, while ,ick aud
eute' bl sdu h nd 1t inv aluable as q pleasant
aud IT., nRlhsning fO.d.
J. R. HARTMAN.
my Ar Lombard st. , 2ad door above Fourth.
GUM CsmPuOR
at 10 cents per pound. Bedding bane, insect
powder, fly paper. 8lontworih's aud other rat
md roach eNiermipators, navonng sNtracls,
family medieiues toilet articles 81 q resson-
iprs-iy Delaware Avenue Drug Store.
WOND ASD VET NtVEE
FAILsEci aUCrESs.
Over Tilty people were relieved NJ Pains and
CrBmps in The stoils CD and Bowels by slMNs
PAIN sEARCBEk during lat wees, 90 or
d. pot Only ore dose required in each case ~
never fails u Choleratic Complaints, Depot 1t
Fourth and klng streeis.
NELSON'S RRELLIART GgLsTIEE.
This economical Uelat'ne makes 3 beautiful
and trm jelly with tho greatest facility IN
Few minutes. pOssossina the whole Of the nutri-
ment thout the impuTtie ef the calves feot.
By many ct our customera it IN decidedly pre-
erred 10 Coz or any other
fer sale hy ths Jingle package, dozen, gross.
riu larger lots Of i've 70 ten gross By
+. bkiNuHUR- n Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmiugl IN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

HEALTH MATTERs.-The Committee on
Impurities in the Bratdywine river nave
within the past week, set themselves to
work vigorously in relieving that stream Of
the foul matter that Is unlawfully cast into
il daily. The Chairman of the Comuittee
we learn. has prepared official notices 10
offenders and placed them in the hands o.
an officer. These notices cover over thiflN
priyies and water closets which empty 10
the Brandywine, some Of them quite as
offending to the sight AS TO the health
VI the people. They arc directed to be
abated without delay. We are glad of this:
The Health Board OF other cities are nara
at work aud doing good service. and ours
cannot afford to be idle. The people arc
with the Health officers everywhere anG
here in Wilmington they will be sustaintd
in every effort they may make to rid tht
city of pestilentiAi and poisonous nulshnces'
The Chairman OF the Committee ON lmpui-
Mics in the Brandywine may feel assured
therefore Of the hearty cooperation oi tue
| inp The public health and giving us pure
water 10 drink.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Pm enthusiastically the pcla-
ware steam Fire Engine Company were th"
recipients. at the hands nj tho "Buiialn
Assembly" Of a splendid large frame con
tanning the photographs Of the mcmneis n'
thnt Hssnciation. The frame, which Is
very large one. is OF walnut and guilt. finely
finished. hciug surmouuted By a buffalo tlh
one side is q fireman IN full uniform on the
other fire plug and line Of hose while AT
The bottom is a model Of a steam fire engine
The frame was presented hy MI II. +.
Pratt and received on behalf Of the company
bv MIR II. n. windsor. 1t is ~ fine piece Of
workmanship and Will be quite an ofnt-
ment IN the parlor Of the Delaware boys.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

ARRESTED oS a Strinu5 tHAhuE.-A
,olorcd man named william Murray. was
arrested hv Constable Collier, on Monday
"a the chnl-c Of a lclonious assault upon a
Young white woman named sally scott, ~
'he house of Mr.. Towers near Royal YAK.
on the previous day. Murray had hear
ing before Justice NicOls, At which j. ap
prsrcd that he went to Towers to colleci
snme money, and finding Miss scott
alone Ia the kitchen, he made Al insult
ing proposition to her, and upon
her TELLING him 10 leave he seized her, but
was frightened away by her screams lie
Afterwards returned, and WAS driven oil by
Mr. Towers, who was then at the house;
Murray WAS committed 10 jail in aelault Of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Tn rpr or AIoNrY,-shed Trusiy, Jim Hin,
son a ud James boyle al oolorel, sneA .i..
W. s'i. King street. nu Monday afternoon
iast. AMI took from the money drawer ~. ",
INV a., ne subsequently, arrested but ihe
ea.e wai settled aud the prisoners ulH
ahurrpl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

ON CuiNs.-'rhc Wch Chester Nsw9 has
fhe iollowiuci nicr date at August lsl
Mr. Henry ruiherinrtun writes us from
Wilmington, Delaware. concerning Ola
coins,
This evening saw Am article in EVERY
Ev.NINU OF this city, copied from your
paper headed "a Spanish Coin J think
il was iu w" summer of 1851 or lsl2. forget
which. ] found Spanish coin Of tie dennm-
ination of ~ dollar dated l7i6. curinusly
stamped with tincfcnt devices and carved
ln hr edge. II IL as perfect alnins iaH the
duy II WAS made. found II whilst plough
iui, for corn on what used to he the farm oi
stephen A. webb, about half way between
ParKersvillc aud Red Lion, l have exam
med all the illustrated catalogues and col
lections OF coins between Sioniugton, Con
necticut. and Alexandria, Virginia 10 no!
match for 1t, aud never succeeded urtil
about tour years ago, when an acquaintance
found u quarter" Of the same dennmina'
lion in the vicinity Of an old Revolutions >
house Of this city. The locality OF mine
was about two miles north iron Chahd'
Ford. II has always been "A iavurite theory
with me that II came there nom the battle
Of Braudywinc II Mr.. Burnett or sou Ar'
ever in this city ] would he pleased to nave
YOU call at my house and examine 1t.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

p,rrNr WHnEf.-A patent has been
Granted 10 Joseph q. Buyer OF this cry,
,,,,,eists nj A rubber lining placed between
~, hore OF the hub aud the aNle-hoN' IL
snr.nJ bv any lateral shock into recess
formed ~ the bore. thereby lessening the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

HAWLEY's AMBRlCAN EPsINE-
...... ..-. Dry powder.
BOUDATT'S PEPSiNE LuZENGES,
BOuDATT'S ELIXIR OF PEPslNE,
BOuDAT1is WINE OF PEpslNE.
BRINGHURSTis EiiXIR or PEPsI1E,
BRINGHURST's WINE OF sEPSlNB.
The iwo latt Preparations are the production
Y our oE laboratory, az being we'll made are
much liked by physicians and ehers Who heve
ased then. DR.. Bea e'a Palsina forci deserv-
edly holds tie 6-sf rank among Pepsine IN pow
er form. The siaallness Of the dase-twO to
four grains-bei1g a great consideration in Itself.
T. BRIN0HURSt q CO.,
Apoihsearies,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets,
LII.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

PAuLon MATcn 4 Wmiisiou aud
Reading gentleman have ior td part
r,,shp 10 engage In Che manu-
lttiure Of parlor matches, In this city.
Thrv wili start with the manufacture of
about $50 gross uf boxes a day. Messrs.
swim, Courtney a. hecchcr, engaged I'm
Tie same Mind OF business at Wilmington
arl Ia Comnecticut, pay % revenue 10 the
q ycrlmcnt Of $500 Headlg
Enit.
-P.rno.s oF IlDuANpHY."-A
pr.np. oi '- Patrons OF llusn1Ddrl" was
N atIzcd hy Jmuo Wuh-ou co. Wrt
Cove, au the .,eniag oi Wednesday Hst
rl.. wa Me ninth lorw.d SO ihs state
d. j. Crfier, Supciiui,hduf of Che EN-
rimcn,ul Farm, was elected master oi
ib ialer. .ud about 80 pnsuu- Aet' adj
uitch Nr Wliawrpa'r 'ii'ria Co ia-
up.mce tlc system i'm t.i.a tuchv. wa.
ru.pni been vry successful lhia .tu.
n.-, lo.-r Thus la, 90 u'+ onu"trf
Ntsff h.NfY -.sWs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

On Thursday, september 18th. Mr. I; Il:
+. smith will give An excursion ,p NeN
York city. Tie excursion titn will leaNe
here At an early hour and return lhle w. Ine
,btm eighf hours 10 view the sights OF me
,,'',,r,,,,5,iis and do the celebrated Central
Pmk. That large party, VIII go on ,. ,I,s
~ ,,.,,,,.t min tickets will be- 80 low tF..ll
! nm ali whe have never seen the great cay
I viii embrace rhis opportunity. ihen' again
me character alone Of Mr.. Snilth eAVu'-
siuns always insure their SUCCESS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

ST. PArLs cgtpcH FvorrsioN.
The excursion Of 81. P4ui's catholic
Church. Thursday, to cuba illii. wea wei
patrumized, and the gay pleasantly spent
TuG CARE MAY EVcURsloN.
Nhout QUO persons went to Care may
I rlus.'ny uu thc Bmndywiuc NJ. l.. thmch
r.euision aud about 100 more we're ley on
ui,.N tart here 'ausr the number OF urkets
ia ti,e norniur and returned between aud
+, o'clock At nigSt All enloy ed tle ny
,,.,. and the bathing at the ISLAND but It
.iraf rough returning ana he ntoi
va. III ..Ennisiuulsts SUM- -" ~, A. N
ity ul stt 81 4uess. A hoy nan -" " H.
less from ~e.lpaul'd the excursion %
s1n, who -iAnashf 81, was lelt On the
missing nui Neard holn &, "h'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

Toy IyIuRED.-A boy, whose name we
could not learn, fell and was struck ON the
I'D by Swing Mt Sylvan Springs on Sun
day, and considerably injured.
TRAvKLER's RECohD.-We have received
from WoOlley X Van Trump the current
number Of the Trauc.er Record, little
sheet published In the interest Of accident
insurance and always running over with
excellent reading matter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

scld wholesale TO Eroesrs. dealers and country
storokeepers IN oua and ave gallon c. ns or by
he oatre " y. POSTER, Wholesale agent for
Vel hwate. fr0ut sa5 West Wilmington, Del.
JirT OPEN.
Cold sparkhrS s,da water ready for the sea
son, With choice iruit syrups, at FOSTERS
Wholesale ani ROTH drur store. Fr0ntand West.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09

KILLED nY LIGHTNING Miss Mary
a. Fnr.ow, living in Pitlsyillc, Wicomico
county, Md, was killed by lightning last
Saturday evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-09
PAPOMA.
A FARINAOEOUs FOOD FOR INFANTS A
lNVALIDs,
1t eont.lus .all the elements rec uisits for
strength,

III T u II n " IIVNIII v ~
ING BEING BOLTED OUT.
Tia inposfib TO overestimate the importance
Of proper nutrimept for children, for the inhrm
and for the aged. 10 Infancy aud childhood, the
formation and DEVELOPMENT Of the various It's
surs or the body Is the main phenOmenon Of Life,
n adults snieebled by disease, the restoration Of
health depends greatly on an abundant supply
v suitable material for the regeneration u tha
v lasted organs. In old people The powers Of life
eed sustaining by miisr means. and yet the
ere inrnif hing OF The necessary elements ia not
sumo. snt; these elements must be In such form
e 70 be readily d'EeHtod absorbed and ass'mi-
lated.
All these requirements are fully met In THE
article which we now offer, PAPUMA.
SMITH & PAINTER,
Druggists.
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