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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

WAsn1uerou's PAsrar.-A scjoussss
10 wa.hingtoo sends the following Il
am particularly fond Of lemon pie and ics
cream foe. dessert. All went on
ps.esfslly for couple Il vssk. but d.
ways eating lemon pie usder . client pro
sess tos VA . stnsges. ed did not like
- rsiss objssGiosA Finally l called .
'wsitss sud said : ylic SO e.iaee+
sJobn, I have setbiag 70 ssy about thi.
ics e,sa9, bat what kind Of pie y this I, !,
sWhst kind did yos order, cab r 4
n ordered lemon pie, bat THE appaas'
to b died app's.s ~, -. y
sDsts leoos pis, ssh.a You know dey
has . wy of misia'. drisd apple 10 de 'e-
uoo p;s6.ss. sab, 70 hat extent il require.
. mao q ability % ssingsish 'sm apsvt sab
Do lsmoes are scarce, you know, snd dsy
|kae % eosossiss 'em 20 ~ to ashe oes do
Ilos sxttss plea" To 'oif'FF 4 '-ti a'
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

A young man from the country
slapped a big copper cent under
the nose of the stamp clerk at
the Troy post-offace, the other
day, saying: Il guess III take
one Of them ere pastoral cards,
mister,"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

Texas vigilance committees
ride up to q house and shout. us
Smith in." Mrs. Smith comes
to the door aud replies in the
negative, when the leader conti-
nues, Il knew he wasn't he's
hanging to q black jock over
thar ~ Then Mrs. Smith goes
in, gathers her boys on her knee.
and tells them how hard it Is to
steal q horse in Texas and escape
punishment-Detroit Free press.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

Thomas" said a father to his
son, don't let that girl make a
fool Of you. Look sharp: Re-
member'the adage, that. love is
blind" "Oh, that adage, won't
wash," said Tom talk about
loves being blind! Why, | see ten
times As much in that girl as you
do! ..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13
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-IU0D 4ans ct par 10 - Wasd
q Rsee1so Lahyetts.. ,..i ... D.. ..,.t,.... b
BQsoon \. CluWs.
: VesnlIloayils. q, Jss. 1871. s'

: = uotioa.-SsGss plaatsss dss;sisg the
sesvisss q : - .elto ~ tsissesd Ssea'
Nakss, vosA Do vsll 70 apply % q
Adyvsiay- elRss without dslag: Cssde
eates q oompsGssey and tbosos6h ksoel'
cdr q IL bsiass. ftoo peomiesat .:
~ plastsss q u Statss 81 Ts1as asd
Losisisos, asd Of the lslasd Of Csbe, on
b shown.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13
A man named Richard Smith

A man named Richard Smith
was arraigued before Justice
Hogan, in New York, the other
day, for being drunk. There
was something oomical in Rich
ards appearance and the msgis-
trate ssked him Why he got
drunk. well, your honor" he
answered, If it was yourself
you'd get drunk, too" why
30 I" asked his honor "Arrah
an sure me mother.in.law died
yesterday, God bless her."
He was discharged. = -
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

4 STATED 1lsetlaes Of flops Lodge, No.
~ rs, A.. f.. H.. H.. win be held at The
" Lolgs susa n vesmiliouville. o.
Januaey llth February Oh 0aGeA 00i A.
pril l3tA nay iogh Jase ~ ard 3Aeb ], !ely
id Aseut n, Sepeesn6es eeh Osesees. Ath
luveahse II 81 Soth; Dsee0ees 35th. y.
Dy oroee a ~ "! -.-,,
]. b. WISE, Secretary.
January l1tA ls7s.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

Harry indeed Is the man and
woman who learns the lesson Of
gratitude for daily blessings, for
unbroken sleep, for convenient
food. for the necessity Of labor,
for the discipline ofsorrow, the
enjoyment Of ones senses, for
pure air and abundant water,
and is not envious or unhappy
because his brother commands
something he cannot enjoy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

Ebr Aaee,-Au Al light toss horse
wagon, perfectly new and complete - ~
il parts, iron sxle- trees. Apply y r. Z
Mcbride, G. r. CososIly, OF TO tho Ad-
svriiser Office. sog. %.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

DY the undsrignsd. ssar Nm. Sosthsns
ID Aoutoss plastasto6, IL The parish,
one bsows creole hosss. abost Ven ysass
old, and BRAIDED on the ls(t ahoujdss thus:
The owner i hsssby notified to come
toswasd, prove property, pay chssgss and
Il. l. MoNNIER, il.
sep.S. '7s. III fa4I..I
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

AEESsRS. PLONSKY / ROGER,
M merchants, corner Of Lafayette and
hais streets, (opposits the Coust House).
have adopted the cash rsle; and will here
after sell !or cash only. Parchase will
please take notice, and consider tho ad.
vantages offered BY house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash. they have
no bed accounts to cover with EXTRA profits
and can therefore, affosd to cell cheap.
Selling for cash, they have always The cash
to replenish their stock. which they can
do At the lowest possible price; another
And important reason why they can sell
cheap. 80 ,....
Mess,s. P!onsky / Roger have lasgs
and we'll selected stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery; Hats,
Shoes. Boots, Saddlery, Grocery. Gtoss.
rare, Hard.sare, T;a0arr. axd Wooden.
srorks, dc. =. t....... t.....
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended TO.
They are the only agsals 10 this plscs fos
the famous
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
STOVES 0''' "
III
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

~An 1sismaa in Bridgeport, Conn,
wbo was told that his employer. store
had burned down, exclaimed, "Wsll, l
csnt zee how that can Le, when have
the ksy 10 my pocket"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13
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W sasigne ay.ns tts so~ms Dtps-
ea1olAsr De- Rats Uois pour 10 Dis-
- Losisissa, consacsssa son atten.
= Z 60 eem2s 6xer, con6smer es
~ pa Alsas Qafpesyent Atre
saoH ddst ksihsnss -ssraie"t obi.
Aass \ sssait a6eosaaiss d'6t.blis ct
- t,aispassh hssss dass - Pc
~ Y r. Landry,
krisa1(A
q assasgs'ssale asss Ad.
49, h. hies d rAspssssus
1ss.yagsa'sIassis Il sai,s Ies
- ssssSe'T:M :s...,:.s, s......'s'' d. =.
Nslla1M Ts3w.
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y. p.saPasnsae ss6cst6eA
.Ni Il .isskgNF. FERAY.
sI.s ~ AfpsssSus de- Esats. Usis.
.lla Nllii NSt}Ea3}
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

1D1o0D cam,
'@ oMERCAsAHT,
Corner q H.aa and s. JsAa ss.., near de
cashelis Cs~sAh
...a.. - fr vE~xIlIoxvIiAR, Ia, ~
TTAS an hand lases asd eonplsss
III aock Of dry goods, consisting of a
Chl;co Of tie btst pr;.ts. FIssek Alps.
M Fsesek x<,sass, kvae Cosks end
Cds;sets Of d;1sress eotors, Do~ss'
- ties, de, &e.
!, READY NADE CLOTHING
t}eutlessn sid Boys CoatA Pants and
veses: Ladies' Sbawls aad Closks.
BOOTS. SHOES, &e,
Ladies, gentlemen and bovs Boots, Shoes
t-, and B,ogsns. .....
Ladies', gestIemsn and chiIdreus Gloves
and Hose. a- @
be Rt ..st.t--. ......
t .. HATS asd CAPS.
s-ir -AfSO- -.p
A 6ae and select assovtment Of FAxcr
ARricLss, PERruxssr, Dc.
| rs s'f ia fs-.trt --, 4....- .......
GUNS, PISTOLS s.d KNIVES
Il the ssss qpaity and from The bsst ,
-ss wasulsctosiss. - -,....
-''t'as'q haa a...-.- ..o.4.
Crocte,y and Glesssave, ''''a '''"
Fs~ey psr'or Las.ps, ..t.
Nee'A fac sssortmsss Of Jssae!ry. J.,
Asd many Other articles too, ,pumerou'
to msntios. Y go ~ =
An of which hs oGsss !; ;;los .als y lov
psisoa tos sash; I'D b iovitas tee psbi'
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13
.'ed ron S.aLE. r.,
THIRTY Town lois 10 he Towa q
Vesmiiieevills:: Apply g
t'p' pI Il. 4. KENNEDY,
Nay Is. ~. nj Re- ReAi i slt''' As'sstt,
4 Brsaa1os Ctsyle'sd Bsyos FER
ssilSss Packet |: a.

ri JOHN rnAs1A
d eoossction > with Neseast Lesisieea
ED Texas nsiarced, will make REGULAR
WEEKLY, TRIPS, lsaving BeasAees Cey
svssv MONDAY, morsipg. taking ksght
md yassesgsss. toe all point: ca bsyos
vesnilioo = high up u Wilkinsons land
jss nesr the vssmilion Bridge.
st Reference IN. p. Young L Co. ),
April 10 1879. ..f-.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-13

Asd many Other articles too, ,pumeroua
to msntios. - : A' - ~ 7 =
AN of which hs o1sss .;ios'sals y lov
psieeA los sash; asd 10 invites the psbIie
gsssrally 70 give hin . ,esll sad esanina
bic stock be6oss purchasiny elsswhsss.
!. No& Esd le72.nil 8 ~ sosIq 5oat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

The Peruvian SBrND, Il Protect
Il Solution Of the E'rOiortde Of
iron, ~ so combined as To lbIUe
he character Of an diiD3eHt, as
'dsiiy diOested and GSsini iJdtcd
eth the blood as the simplest
food. II Increases Me g2t0iitUB
IF Natures OCH PjtGtisiltD
agent, IRON Ia the blood, and
.ireS "G thousand IT'S. sintpiy
ly TOpillO Wp, InUigOrdtiR0 cad
VttdLisillg the System. The en-
stched and Vit0Jtzed blood per-
ueates eUeFy part of the body,
repairing damages and spdste,
ledrchiilO out morbid Secre-
ions, and iedcjgO nothing for
disease to Jeed upon.
This as Tie secret Of the 1COlt-
Ielfttt success Ofthis remedy IN
airing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
,laiDt, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar.
'hea, Boils, Nervous Affections
Jhills and Fevers, Humors
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
diseases OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
md all diseases originating ilL
bad state Of the blood, or &C.
;Ompanied 6y debility or q lou
tate of the system. Being free
rom Alcohol, in any form, its
DlergiziuO effects are not fOE-
oWed by corresponding TeaC-
ion, but are permanent, i1lTSL-
ing strength, UiGor, and 1leaU
dfe into all parts of the system,
md building up an Iron Com
ttitUtiOn.
Thousands hare been changesl
by the use of this remedy, from
OeGt, sicksIU, suffering creG-
ares, to strong, healthy, and
\ ldppU men end aU0neeRj and
4 fUdLtCls cannot reasonably hes
: tate to 0tVe IL a trial. ~.
See that each bottle has PERU
| IAN SYRUP JsosOis IN the glass,
Pamphlets Free.
! ETH W. FoWLE 4 SONS, ProprIetcrs
No. 1IiIton Place, Boston.
soLD Br Dnu- 5IETI eEEERALLx.
HICKORY WOOD
EoB SALE BIZ THE CORD.
4pgIy.o JAMES ARMSTRONG SsoA,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

A PROMINENT AND tsflAAbLh OlTiN IN
J. W. Layton. colorsd, living on Orange
street between Tenth ana Eleventh. died
al lis residence un Monaay ..morpink,
AFTER an illness Of thirty hours. TIN
following notice has been hat iel to u
by one Of his friends for publication -
This cstimsble colored citizen hreathcd
his lat Monday morning ahout 2 o'clock,
after Il brief but severe Illness Of ouly
about thirty hours. Saturday, up TO noon
be enjoyed his usual heath, but during
The AT eruoon was taken suddenly with
cramp, from which he never recovered
Although a man Of great energy, he was
never regarded us very roOEst. He has
long suffered with dyspepsia, and Was
somewhat subject TO violent attacks Of
the cramp.
Nj. Layton was, II many res ects, a
rcmsLahle man, aud his life, takrnas q
whole, was a bright success. By hard
Htudy he had acquired 4 vast amount OF
general Information, aud his careful oh
rervaiiou of men aad things rendered
blm extremely practical Il his vmws,
He kept fully ~ 10 tue times lie was 3
man OF regular habits, eierliur iutecri 8
and deep piety, and, consequently true
friend and worthy citizen while his
jovial and vivsclous Temperament made
aim the pleasantest Of companions, HIS
conversation was always Lively aud profit
able. His loss in the community will
NOT easily be supplied.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
WILLIAM Al. BABcOu1
NO. 3Is MARKET 81
oct 2a.3n

WILLIAM A18SEN1.
nov l4-2m NO. 3l4 hlaS- /,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

80 D. LuL g. A
b. The Catholics Of this city Fave trfcie9
Il neat and rul-funtlal hnildug. QesigleI
Is n day sehcol aud us an nsyuM Tor
destitute aud parentless children, 81 the
northwest corner OF Sixth aud West
streets. The new building connects With
the old one facing on Sixth street, and Is
SO bv 50 feet. The entrance ls-oa West
street. and as you enter there Is large
hall connecting with all the rooms on the
FIRST floor.
On the frst floor the two large rooms
in the southern portion of the building
and facing On Sixth street are designed
as. parlofs. Back of these, and facing
OF West street, are The snperlor's private
room and the library room Of the school.
10 TIE right h the clothes room and AZ
the north end are two class-rcoms.
The front room on the secOud'story,
facing on Sixth STREET, is TO be the chapel
for the scholars. The room next TO this
one. and facjnE on West street, Is 10 pe
the S. clisty. Next to tbd Sacfisty Is a
private room for the Sisters. Next 10
these rooms ard on the same floor are
two large class rooms. There is also'A
hath room on the second 1oor to the
west end Of the building.
Two large and cat aeious rooms on the
third floor, facing on Sixth street, are
designed as tie lnfrmary rooms, con
meeting with an attendance room situated
In The southern portion Of the building.
Next to the infrmaIy rooms and facing
on West street, the esst end of The nuild'
ing, are to be two private rooms. lThere
is also bathroom on this floor. and a
large room INTENDED as a doniitory. On
the fourth story are six large capaeious,
aud well-ventilated sleeping chambers.
The shutters will be hung on the inside
OF the building.
In the basement is q washroom, con-
tanning three water closets aud three
oath rooms ; q stcre-roorn, coal and wood
cellar, and room for the storage Of pro-
visions, etc. The remaining portion OF
the basement Is occupied by two large
air li0ht, gas. consuming furnaces, which
supply heat to the entire building.
The building is supplied throughout
with gas and bot and cold water. There
will be large sky.light In the fourth
story With widows Of stained glass,
I The roof Ia covered viii 10. The
/ window frames will be painted white and
( the Interior Of the building will be
painted ard grained 70 Imitation Of
walnut.
/ Tae estimated cost Of the building is
4 from $50 eco to S25 900 and for The rur.
/ pUse OF paying [ II this amount OF mon g.
( to sore exteGt, fair Will be Leld in In
ltitute Hall, beginning Christmas eve
! aud continuing two or THREE weeks We
appeal 10 VRrm-heartedsnd llbeia
I public 70 contribute generously towards
this worthy object Of their charity b,
spending their money at the Orphans
J lair
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Have the rleasn's Of announcing 10 Gus TONERS al
others that their stock Is large and complete
CouiprlHing Germ anfBvua WocnnWnya
Top rnd rO.top RuuEtca, sc.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

i TIMORE RAILROAD TINE IABLh',..o
takiur effect TUESDAY, November llth N.Y.
Thiiadeiphia aud Washington Express II aim
are designated ihnA, ll.sQ' NeN erh aha Wasln
inglun LXpfe.~ ltdins. thus " ~ the H. NJ
rnlln nom Philadelphia councils tor Fortress
Wenr,e and Nuiiulk on account VI dilerehceii
lime. trtins leave Baltimore, BY city time me-
4 N, Train from phiiadelrhia win run on Mon.
day and rhur,day only The II, y r. NJ, Iraiu
from Philadelphia will ruu % Tuesday, Msdnes'
day friasS aH1 s9oSutGT'aHAR6.
,Tr,inH frum Philadelphia will leave the Depot,
corner Of Broad street and Washington Avenue.
FiIiS-iishih street. 100, lO9, amt l29
29g 4QO bsU. g. s., $50, 1874, 4. ~ p. m. -.
Mt Moriah 100, 10. 81 q, m $3.50, 2O. AOO,
o. s0 g ~. o. 30. 10. 20, H. ~ p. N,
Bonnsion. 100. ns0la, N. 20, $50, 400,
90 . III i5 p -; 10 20 II 4 ~ a m, N on
Darby, 100, $50, ~. %, q. m. l2So, 2 ~, 400.
Sharon lIili,' E16o. ) 81 % NJ g. IN. ,i2@. $50
Ae5 dsn. g. -. 0.sJ, %; ~, H. 81 2. m. -. -,
gleqqld9 s9j - YSs le T. BIB g. AO s0 40
q No? 51o b 8 . % - il M ~ as
49, 'e b. 6se. 6.E S. o. 81 il. u y. ~ u. -
crum Lynne, 4 %. 10 ~, a, m. ,it.'O, 2O 100
" 5s5. a'S, losg il; a ?, m ~ "a or
4{o, 5'i6, 6I, 6to,t .. IS $50 1885, ii.S,'
E 4 e 4 9 3D. J. B. Il 10 g. L H. =
FhnrlnW' Nv l-'evi n w. ! ~ NV'' w. IA" w. ="
trainer - M'Hi n W. sou WV "'i" ~"
~. , M o., ,on.
. So. a. ~ ~ 40,
NlA} m5nt -, iv.ao o. m. ~ w. V'i'
d g, a. H. VA. ~, nm - . 4.
Bellevue. $50 lo'o A. H.. ~ Old -
D. ". :. m "a =, A., an a, . -
Va lnnngloni ~ Wss@ "A u " Y " ~,
Newport, { va ~. 1, ~ p. M.
siAelogg' : y q. ~ D., 4iW M p rs
N.NAth. r.. wa ~ NJ iii,,ss' T., ~
lls.nli , 'oS "a ". w. Ni,"i ?, N;
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uharlosi"wn; ~ a. n; ~ p NJ
bllh.inilY. o. st n a. - nv NJ NINA
. lttihNl4., o ~ a. H. Law " - Nv Nv
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AZ, 10. Lap; IA, ~ =, g.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

NAN snoT. -0n Saturday, while boy
namei Grlner was handling gun at the
western end of the Twelfth street markc.
house, il vas accidentally discharged.
and The bal from T., after pass ne through
tree partitions ami two wagons, struck
f lwlu IL. Barr, a hatcher from lhe Ninth
Ward. who was standing at tie eastern
end of the market house, In the back, oe-
tween the shoulder blades. Owing to the
fact that the force OF the ball was about
spspt when f. struck Mr.. B., it glanced
Of and injured him hut slightly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

PORTRAIT OF Bic FRAKK.-The Re.
publican j. responsible for the following
An urtist from ono Of the pictorial apers
FAILED upon Big Frank" the bank
rubber, IN JAIL, and desired TO draw hs
portrait for publication. As coon as B Z
FrauL found out who he was, and his
intention, he seized a bucket nnd threat
enei 10 deluge The artist with water II be
did not clear OUT. He cleared,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

hliior of Siits Journal The letter
written from Georgetown slsuod jay, 5"
published ia the last issue Of Brsaku4ter
Light, was wilton bg Howard VI. jenkins,
Gator Of The Copmcrciol. | know thai
To be tue fact. I head HIM masea speech
some lime ego, aud bis speech then
was precisely IN the same language us
The letter 10 this weeks Brsakwstr Light.
NAH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

LECTURE SATURDAY EvBRrNG.-A lee.
ture was delivered before the Delaware
Institute OF Mechanic Arts by Mr.. Tbeo.
Gribe, on Saturday evening last. TIE
lecture was a we'll prepared and able one.
and eylnced a thorough knowledge Of
peaduiEm,n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

New MAP OF THE CITT.-Mr. John c.
tarra, Civil Engineer, son Of Daniel
Farra, is actively engaged IN drawing tue
new msp OF the city. II Will be in
twelve sections, eight Of which are now
finished. On it will be inscribed ali tho
grades, and the principal features and
works Of the city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

CRIsFiyLD SLoOP LOST The B. rp
lima u iusts, hating from Urisfed, was
wrecked on the Chesapeake hay, of
Taylor's Island, on or about the 18Th
inst. She was rigbted aud loved Into
p,ater creek by Capt. Inse3 and Capt.
Todd. Upon examination ,olored be y
was found d. sned in the cabin. The
rset Of the cr,o are also supposed 10 b
lost
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

EGitor Of S.ate Journsl'-with al. due
respect for the several excellent gentle
men whose nsm mes have been mentioned
ip nlc,ion With tho Democratic noml.
the list the name OF Chas, 3. Lore, ESQ.,,
Of this city. Our fearless ana honest
Attorney Geutral would certainly make
one Of the best OF Governors. ANXIOUS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
WILMINGTON & wysrppv 1,
w TINE TiBIf

FALL AND WINTER ARRiyov,
Commencing October lat. lsi I i1.in.
As fOlluwsi
Leave Wilmington ~. Na. Do ana.
Leave Lhndenherg 8. 4SA. m ADJ II
Arrive ut Wilmington 7MA m I'M
Arrive At Landenbetg l2Np n wv
CONNECTloNs-Tlnins lesvfs N
a. lO.Oa. m. with train leaving P5ill
e.g0a. m.
Traiu leaving Wilmington stsxn
uects with train leaving philadepN, '.
Train arriving at Wilmington N y
with train for Philadelphia =
Train arriving ri Wilninriel n 4
with train for Philadelphia ar M
DAVID C0sNEL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

BAPTisMAL WATER From THE JORDAN.
"A few laYs ago, Lieut.. Stockton .fthe
y. g. Navy, returned to bis home In
Ph9nixyiils, Pa, npon a brief leave Of
ah7ence, after q prolonged voyage 10 the
Hog Lsnd. He brought with HIN a
quantity Of water from the river Jordan,
to be used by bis father, Rev. w. R..
Stockton, for baptismal purposes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

At Wilmington, with trains IL
aud Baltimore. and with Dels,,
traius. Nos. . and make lirerf NV
trains 10 and from Washington
Al Chaddls Ford. trains Nos' I 0
Philadelphia. Nos 4 and a iii
Philadelphia. Trains Nos, /, sapJ l
Tor Port Deposit. u
At Coatesyille, all traius Gamma,
for Philadelphia and llarrislufy
and 8 make direct connection win ~,
from Philadelphia. 'u Y
Al BirdsborU trains ! and emma.
and southwark with philadelnbIs 7.
Railroad, aud 2 aud 4 will san,L
lrains, Train No. 4 connects XXX Y
Philadelphia. sraa