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hafira extraordinary ~ fis Hmu urI p
l0,ngwuIlf oi nallas Nf inug hfssl.afa
mIuau ha H.nuiaaHlp 1Tpns tlW Nf hA.
m8aeh Ine aaIl-knnwu a.d talented enhf'
unHT MI.I .ui F4niHH liHuF l.alIlhIi
HN1pil maHa ha nm. HplHWur n' DO.
slrI.Hnu saturday evenings lnpa il.ni snl
aaly HwnIuW.l Hn.al p1'ira. in l.Ia o.
mai6 HlI0 afHalH agaIE lnr uH Mrh
lUIaa WIlIal ure nia wadafHi imiI''
uaH dnlls snd uaHia L1a ul hHnr.uH
rlaI air and iunnnWl amusement pnh lht
bHl ~ lilsltai n lHnll ipe' iWl' meet
uluHguur ladlasihrp Y0urrhilhrrll HnH
Hau'f iHFr Yourself bfhiHd,
lMilw ions i. LnNi rrWrlplnr
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lightning Artists.

Charles Frost Esq, and Macmillan
Elser, DIETER known us Maxi Mussa.
chusetts and Massachusetts pardnor,
the championg telegraph builders OF
Texas, arrived in town yesterday from
Marshall, and are registered at the
Lamar. Max, undertook to do fly
ing trapeze act recently between two
telegraph poles and an insulator, and
fell and broke his arm, his cheek es.
Gaping, however, unhurt. But his arm
has been set and is doing well, and
Frost Is still in search of new hair.
Nlgor. Good boys both, rs ever signed
payroll or smiled on coniding
WasherWoman,
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DIR. Priee's Finyorings

Are rapidly growing in the popular
favor as it is becoming known that
they are produced by extraction from
the fruit carefully selected, not made
up with chemical poisons. Each flavor
is from the true fruit and aromatics,
free from poisonous oils and strong,
rank taste. They are natural flavors,
obtained by a new process, which
give the most delicate and grateful
taste. They are of great strength, and
bottles contain half more than those
purporting to give the same quantity.
we eonscientiously recommend pr.
Prices tlavors as being all that they
are represented
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THr manufacturers.

~Ciih,thlbug have made tileir mr..
lNarahte in Denton county.
Colonel Chambers, Of Collin conn.
~, is u candidate for the constitutional
convention.
= I've squaslitd presented to the ed.
',or OF The Waco Reporter, weighed
eleven pounds.
'-iAlmter has been collested on he
gr9uhd ut Terrell, for the erection %,
4 PRESBYTERIAN church.
go, AIR. ID. J. Hall aud Miss Rhoda r.
white, and Mr.. G. A. Gritty and MI q
Manerva Mcclure, were married in
Waco on the 18th. -
Austin Gazette: 1.-THE case of simp.
son son vs.. The Central railroad in the
district court, for $4,000 In favor of
.he pialntiif. There are other cases OF
this court.r '''oi .
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DOLLAR STORE
or
GOLTSMTrH, ROSENTnAL q CO.'S
iii Elm Street.
MNIlI

W Il. hYTE Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons Wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, under the respective heads OF
-" improvel city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" aud "Untmproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides II number of farms of various
sizes, including several large aud highly linz
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 96Gdlm
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CONE WnERE MY LOVE Llgs nRgAM-
lAG,


Mention was made la tho columns
ofTHE llEHAlp, yesterday, NJ tho do
moallo iniellelly ol Mr. and Mrs lllg'
gins, wherein writ of haheaa corpus
Ind been sworn out by Mr. Higgins
against QUO Mira, Crabbe, charging her
with Illegally detaiuinlng his better
half Caroline, aud M disnliHaal Wy
Judge Barksdale, The case came w
lnanew phase, yesterday, before hlA
Honor Mayor Cabell, Mr. lllgglna
having sworn out a warrant against u
wen known saloon Keeper, Charley
Austin, charging him with having Ab'
Quoted his wife, Caroline,
Mr., Higgins testified that 10 tho best
of his knowledge aud helled Mr, Aus
lln had ''hoo'dooodn Mrs, Higgins, aud
had thereby succeeded In alternating
from him Mr. Higgins, her lawful
husband aud proloctOr-Iho love aud
affection oi hls wife, 10 also Rd'
mlttod, that ut divers aud Fundry
times ho had exercised tho rrorogn'
lives OF lord and MASTER aud given
tho serf a goulcel throHhing, causlng
her occasionally, 10 wear u Mmaard
roof over one or both Of her eyes,
Mrs, Lydoll WIS called for the de-
Tense, and stated that she know all the
PARTIES was u warm frlcud Of both Mr.
aud Mrs, Higgins That Nh lllggln'
returned 10 the city u few day
ago, hut could not nnd hls wife
aud secured her services to assist him.
she assisted, simply becuuac she was Il
friend OF both PARTIES asked n police
man II ho knew whore Mrs, lllRgln'
was, who sald he did not, but yolun'
toored to lind her II Mr., Higgins
would pNy him two dollars accident
ally found Mrs, Higgins, and Informed
Mr. Higgins; was n friend to boil
parties; no better friend to one thar
the other, but was u friend TO boil
parties; Mr., Austin was very intimate
with Mrs. Higgins Visited her ant
frequently took her out buggy riding
Mrs, Higgins had told her that MIR
Austin had promised TO purchase her
gold watch and chain. In answer Il
the inquiry, Mrs. Lydell stated tina
she WINS II married woman aud sho wa
not n married woman she had linkc,
her heart 10 gentleman whom sh,
anerwnrd found out to have i've
or three other wives, and loI
him, and was now u lone widow, bu
still she was u good friend 10 botl
parties. Mrs. l., here cndenv0red I,
give her views and opinions Of til,
case, but his honor put down The
valves, and Informed her that ho wa
trying the case, and that he only
wanted what she knew, not what sh,
thought.
AZ the conclusion of Mrs, lydell'
testimony, his honor thought he ha,
heard sufficient for one day, and con
tinued the case until Monday NJ
O'clock, and adjourned court.
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Tho Lafayette Restaurant, Frank Ian
tory, proprietor, VIII BIO removed from
Lamar street, ON or before tho first OF
July, TO the building formerly occupied by
j. drossman, on ELM street, next door TO j,
@. McConnel's hardware store, and opposite
Sanger Bros. This house VIII be newly fur
nished throughout with everything calcu
lated TO make II n pleasant and convenient
homo tor boarders, while the second story
viii be neatly furnished for tho accommo
dalton OF ladies' Don't forget the place, an,
give the new house trial. Good cooks an,
polite walters. FRANK LANTEltY.
llOl2w
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: :
LOCAL BREVITIE
dusty and thirsty.

Hot, dusty and thirsty.
Large quantities OF lumber are be
Ing hauled west.
Able and edifying sermons can be
heard at all the churches to-day.
Excursion to Galveston on the o3d.
Fare only ten dollars for the round
trip.
The Tyrolese will MARBLE at Char
ley Meisterhaus' brewery to-day.
MIR, }. Haggarty ships car load
Of new oats to Galveston Tomorrow
the first Of the season.
Our military companies are ran.
idly perfectlng themselves, by al.
most constant drill, in the manual.
The authorities still continue TO
neglect the wretched condition of por-
tions of our streets with provoking In
difference.
The case of Atkinson, charged
with swindling, win come up before
Judge Burford tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
The wheat having all been har-
vested, our farmers Will commence
threshlng next week, and rush the
work through.
Crops are beginning to need rain
badly, aud fears are entertained by
some that we are to be visited with a
prolonged drouth.
The Lamar hotel viii be formally
opened to-day. The city editor 40
knowledges an Invitation to dine, for
which be bows hIs thanks
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Last concert In Dallas. This celebrated
troupe will give the Inst concert tomorrow
afternoon, ut Charlie Meisterhans pavilion,
New programme, new comic songs Omnl-
buses win run during the afternoon TO and
from the garden. Tho lovers of dancing VIII
also have the best opportunity OF enjoying
themselves, M Prof, Lange'a hne string baud
has been engaged for this Occasion. Concert
commences vt two o'clock. Dancing will be
continued until twelve o'clock nv night.
CHARLES MElSTERlIANS, propr
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An Attempt 10 Fall Hack upon IN,
Homestead Law.

II Is almost an every day occurrence
that some one, either In private or COM
mercal life, after obtaining all the
credit on goods they can possibly get,
defraud their creditors 10y placing their
effects within the limits of the home
stead law. Although this kind of thing
occurs frequently, ms stated, yet it is
seldom that the guilty parties are
brought to justice, rs they generally
succeed In arranging matters so rs to
prevent any criminal prosecution but
in this case, rs the following particu-
lars will show, the guilty party, G, W.,
Watts, has been brought to account.
From the evidence adduced ii seems
that Watts, formerly of the firm of
Gilbert II Watts, transacting business
in this city ON Elm street, received
the agency from Messrs. Deland u
Bacon, mllers of Fort Scott, Kansas,
for the sale of their brand of flour in
this city, and the proceeds of these
sales, after allowing about eighty-iive
dollars per month for current expenses,
were to be deposited in the First Ma
tional bank, to meet the drafts drawn
upon Watts by his employers, Messrs.
Deand \. Bacon. Things had been go
ing along smoothly until about a
month ago, when Watts telegraphed
for a car load of flour, adding in the dis
patch that he wished Deland Il Bacon
to send him heavy ear load. The
flour was accordingly shipped, and re-
ceived by Watts and disposed of by
him. But the money, some six hum
dred and odd dollars, derived from the
sale, was not deposited in the bank rs
in other eases, consequently when De-
land n Bacon drew on Watts for the
money, there were no funds to meet
the draft. After writing to Watts and
receiving no satisfactory answer, they
dispatched their agent, Mr.. n. Il. Kings
berry, to Dallas, for the purpose of in
vesligating the matter. On arriving
here MIR. Kiugsberry learned that
Watts, after collecting the money, had
purchased house and lot with il in
this city. Upon this information, Mr..
X. procured the arrest OF Watts, pre-
ferring charge of embezzlement
against him.
Last Thursday the preliminary ex-
animation OF the dc PENDANT was com.
mcnced before Judge Burford, presid-
ing justice, and was concluded yester-
day afternoon, the result being the
over of Watts in a bond of six
dollars 10 appear at the next
term of the District Criminal Court
Of Dallas County, to answer the charge
preferred against him.
Up to the time the decision was rem
dered. Watts seemed to bolster himself |
up with the idea that the charge could |
not be sustained, as In voluntary
statement made by him he did not at
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nIAnI1vE,p

JONES-liCK ErrS.- the church ON
M,ouhtaln or ek, on the nth of juno. 1913, Nv
rluer Rawlins, OF the Christian church, Nj.
u y: y, Jones, OF rarrant county, and Miss NJ
ESD. OF Dallas county.
PiCkBCTS-CLAKk.--At tho same time
and place, MIR. James picketts and Mis-,
Nellie Clark, both OF Dalias county.
lnialr at the residence of Elder Isaac
Jones on Mountain creek. ON Friday, tho
18th.
WIN TIE above announcement came q
oonnliful supply of delicious brides eakn,
accompanied with the compliments Of the
happy couples. the HERALD extends 10
u'ehSlts congratulations, and wishes them
, long aud prosperous life OF mail syed happl.
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FOSTERS TEXAS DRAWING.
a Farm tO Every Ticket Holder il the

The unlimited confidence and liberal
patronage bestowed on the Texas Real
Estate and Gold Distribution, of which
am the manager, is subject of gene
raj remark. The postoilice records of
this city show that we have received
twenty-five times as many postolIice
orders and registered letters with
money than similar enterprise of
this city OF larger preteusiuns. The
management take great pleasure in ac-
knowleuging their gratitude to the
public, with the assurance that the
drawing will positively take place on
the SOth of June, 1879. Our October
drawing took place with but one post
ponement, and SO would this, but fer
circumstances (see advertisements and
circulars) utterly unavoidable. Our
success is such that we can safely
promise to refund every cent of morey
and present every ticket holder with n
Texas farm, If the drawing does not
lake pl lace on the S0th Of June, 1878
We also offer plan (see advertise.
mentl hereby those buying tick, Is
can keep their money in a home lgpl |
TIL Ire dlawiug takes place.
j T. FOSTER, Manager
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Notice.

Will offer for the next thirty days tho
largest stock OF watches and Jewelry In Dal-
las AT cosr.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my own
manufacture. l:S0pwt.
New York manufacture, l:25 pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, SIS.
Heavy gold eighteen carat waltham
watches, SOS,
Solid silver table forks and spoons, SIG per
set, and all other articles in proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
]. w. WEBB,
l05dtf sos Main street.
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lempl ~ deny lhe receipt Of lhe lloui
or tho Iurrhnsa Vt Gao house Hhn Dol.
with the money derived by lhp pale wI
II, Tat wished IN sADW'ln lie l"iil
that uordaluu m al.ll f-'-lal la.
tween him andueiaui a lafnni hnN
uiat ho and they stood ln
the relation Of debtor hhN
creditor WiluHHH, however WeIl lh'
lrolueod by Che 1ts.ain whom WHlf
had sold thls particular brand 81 llnHr,
who testified lhW boo .WuIlp hAN
represented hlmarIfm being lhe agent
0f Deland A Bacon ON several llllfl-
eut occasions, Tho delundHni WNf
very ably represented by Mesls. shan
nan q Oldham, and Me-Hrs' Morgan Is
Gibbs prosecuting on the part Of lh'
state, The opeuIng argument Wp
made By Me- H. Morgan Ippu eloquent
and impressive mapneG MI ulhN
closing IN u speech remarkable lm W
elearuess and logical bonrlnsh
la commenting ou the merIls Of lhl.
case with q view On lhe public welfare
TnE HERALD would Hay lhutltlH AIsl
time that somosleps were taken 70 pa
u stop 10 tho msoalily which h bolnI
praotlced under tho eIislIpg homo
stead law aud lhe attention Of lh
coming constitutional convention
should be- directed To this as well %
many other defective laws which uu
only tend 10 encourage rascallly ia ol
midst, but destroy our credit nuroad
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a Card.

VIC. Sickles ~ Co, continue the grocery
and provision business at GlB Elm street, II.
V. Tompkins' old stand, They also solicit
consignmonts from ST, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
tho 10Th instant, Mr.. IL. j, Edgerley dispos-
Ing OF his interest to W, II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city tree of
charge, w. c. SlCKLEs,
Oddly W. II. COKER,
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ruE DAILY HERALD

VIII 10 fonnd ou mie ~ ihe news
hogs on nii irnins ~ the 'iesaa and
esa paeinr railway, nnd ~ The follow
ing news stands IN the city, visit w. w.
Prnnkiin a DO, b0i Main street ", ",
s,ar, Lamar street. riereo q i'sie' 90!
Main street, Cigar stand ~ ~" ~"
Iacinto Hotel, and ., moEiI'nre' In
mar street,
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ron SALE.

NY Residence, eerner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hair -
bioeh 81 ground, win - well nnisheh
one-sioFy aaa basement Feeh'e"ness'e
buiiains, lJsd all necessary o"i-h"i'h'
Tags, ode, Az early applicant nnay he'
cure n bnrEain'
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NaiIen.

All persons indebted TO the under
signed for advertising, Job work and
subscriptions arc notified 10 make
payment Of the same without delay
MY accounts Musr he closed up nj once
JNo, W, AWlNDELLs,
DallaH, Jung |, lNh,
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The intelligent composltor has never
read Tennyson, and is not familiar
with the phrase, " blare Of trumpets.n
henee be would set Il up "blaze OF
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Dallas, June LiS.

Mn. W, II, wusoH viii have Tho oHoluHlye
charge Of tho city circulation OF The Daily
Herald from lhla date until further notice
June 0, lMb,
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Must II. sold.

Diamonds, watches, Jewelry, llno sterling
silverware, and everything Mt Austlns, wilt,
during the month OF June, DO offered at prices
never before heard OF. Cali and be convinced
ut 6l3 Main street. 0dlm
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CITY BUSINESS.


Hair work
VI all Kinds; switches, braids, puts, halr
leweiry, etc., done in the best style and ut
cheap rates, by Mrs. 3. A. Druly. 5ll south
Jefferson street. Combings OF all Kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
price paid FOR human hair. e5,llm
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wanted.

A wet nurse, In n respectable family, OF
good character and perfect health. Good
wages win he paid Apply to nr. Gibbs, over
Hosklns n Howell's drug store. lOSdlw
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Iumpelan Ia yesterday edition.
our pocket miiaWm@e WA not handy
or We would have gagged him with o
Chicago lnlerOeoani lied him Ia No
muyllo md blown hlH miserable apal'
omy 10 atoms as wanlnB ~ tho one
Tire freed who u0aH follow copy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
E. f. KunKeI,s ,sl,,er M1ne OIL IRON.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all clSsses Of the community that II is now
deemed ind ,gensabe as Tonic medicine II costs
hut title, PARTIES the blood and gives tone TO the
stomach fenoy4trs the syst IN and prolOngs life.
everybody should have II. For the cure OF welk
stomacht, general debNly, indigo stlon, dis ase Of
rhe stomach, q ( AL cases requi.ing a tonic.
This wine inelutes the lncsi agreeanle and efficient
salt Of ron We puss.ss-f itlate uf Magnetic oxide,
cOmh!ued with ihe most emerge ic OF vegetable 'cn-
ics-fclow feruv an Bark.
Do GU want something to strengthen you"
IiD you want "A good app te?
DU you want to get rid Of uers ousntss?
D. you want energy?
DO ycu Want 70 sleep well?
DO you want 10 huid mp your eonst.t -ton?
D. yo1 want 20 feel weA?
DO you wan; Niisk and vigsr us fee !pe?
II You A. ly EUNkEL'o B!TlkE WlSE or
IRON.
only ess iria OF this valuable toEic:
Beware ot counte fe.ts, as Kunkel's Btrr Wine
Of Iron ~ hn IN sure and tcctua remedy Ia Iit
known wCId Z The permanent cure IT Dyspep Ia
aad Debility, and g. tne'c are 3 number OF inlta-
tons offered TO the public, weui cAGtlOl the co IL
nuhty u puiC1Hse u n but the genuine article
manufacture! by r. r. kunkeI, aud having lils
stamp on TIE cork uf every ltGtt e TIE very fact
ttat others ere attempting to iniate this valuable
remedy, prove its worth aud spsgss volumes IN IA
fayors. Slld only in 81 bottles. sold by drrgg st'
AID dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all .mplete, in 'wo hours. NJ Zee Il
mead pas es Seat, PIN aud Siou ich Worms reno v
e IS Dr. Kuhke 2t9 Surth N.nJh 81, Philadelphia
Pa. send for circular. For renewing all ordinary
Worms, call on Sour druggist and yet a bOtte q
Kunk'ls HCrm syrup. Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Neis York -i.s2 A. NJ. .2.f2, IL AZ o.4e, p.
NJ Sundays, 1.32, A. NJ.
For Philddslphia.-lss, 100, TO- e.oo, so, 1890,
Sundays 81. $40. A. NJ. : 4 45. 60, . 81, Y. NJ.
For Balti,a0re-l2t2. 1.5s. 9o5. NJ. y 50, 70.
90. 10, p. NJ. SUNDAYS, 12 80. i,5b, \. NJ.
For WashiIigtOn.-l2 90, IS, g.O5, A. NJ; 1876
l.2s, 7lo. p. sundays 12b2, IS a. N.
For Sew Castle -c.9o. ea0 A. Nj l.2t, ca, +. Nj.
No Sunday Trains.
For Delaleare r. Rs 80. A. NJ, 10 Crisneld; ~,
p. NJ, to Harrington No Sunday Trains
Por Wilmington h Western n. RIO 30, A. NJ
b.S5, p. NJ No sunday Trains
FER Hilna ipJtoii Il Reading R.-6.4a, a. NJ
s45 5.lo, p. NJ NO Sunday Trains
TRAINS AsRIvs AT WILMINGTON
Ffoin NeV York -l.59, A NJ; 1884, l.1s 90 2.
NJ. Susdays. 1.ss A. N.
From Phiadelplid.-l2 42. ! 50 9 Is, Q a. 4 NJ.
IL 90, NJ iq.54, ll3 as 5l5 80, 1t0 -.i0. l10
Y. N. iuhdayF, l2,i., So, l0 % y. NJ i,so, II OO
From Baltimore. ~ e45, \. NJ; l2i2, i2 30
53G, s2l, r. ". Sundays, ~. A. 92', =. "
From Washington Il q 4. n IL II, l24), 80
92l, p. NJ. sunrays, l.22 4. NJ. ~, Z. n;
From Port Dsposa.--e.t0, :. NJ No SUNDAY
Trains.
From De'dicpre r. R $ 81. A. NJ, from n.irlng
ton: 4t5, z. 81, from Cri III.
From Nep Cdsfe.-S 81 A. NJ. II %, n i.O5
6s5. z. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington Il fesfern r, RI s., a. NJ.
3.l5. T.. -. No sunday Trans.
from w mingtOn d Reddfag R.-s20, A. Nj
IL W, M; - IS. 2. NJ. NO sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wilmington.
From broad d Prime !Streets.-s CO. 81, 1890. A
NJ, l2.l5, no, 4.0J. 5i5, 90 as 80, II 80 p NJ
sundays, 30, A NJ 90, $50, 1i.s0. T. NJ.
From 32i aud Market Streets-l2 ~, 4. NJ; ~ 10
la.l5, Go, J.. NJ. sundays, l2 40, A. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
Local BreyltiGS.

Sunset at 4.35
Dubel, the halter.
Fullmer has good lunches.
Sunrise tomorrow ct T.2i.
Moon rise tomorrow g. m., at IA.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE Is ont to-day.
Tfy Singles Sons Primeras, for quarter.
Get copy or the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC, price 10
centa.
10l, Market st for Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing ma
chimes.
The merchants WHO alveitl are the ones who
get the holiday Trade.
d nahoe has a good lot of gentlemens slippers on
hand al 30I Market street.
Beautiful rarlor Organs for Christmas Presents at
Robeen's 40 Market street.
Comfortables. Grey and White blankets. Mat.
tfesses al Adair's, 4th King SIS.
Go 10 Rohe'en's 40 Market street and select a
nee Pan" for a Christmas Present
II your little girl has no furs, get her set st
Webhs. How happy It viii make her.
Lemon 60. At ~ Market street, sell candy
toys and ir sh mixed candles at 25 cents pound.
4 pair ot Arciles for country fr1enl ould he .
nice present. Get IN, IN at fennessey, 22i Market
street.
A nne assortment OF Winter Carmen for all
ellss-s but unisers ally chap at BuNbauns 81 ana
| Asrket.
Keep clean dur ngthe holiday season. The q y
!. und,y Will do your washing at moderate cost al
| 2 y. 5th street.
Dress suits o'surpsssing gentllty mad a,toason.
|
| IS +. attn street.
| The Old veteran Cheap John is s,in as ever the
rulng center OF attraction al his greai BsZlar, No
| q anu h. 18th street
| 1t must be good TO- everybody recommends u
| and the Doctors pr scribe IT, We mean DR.. Bun;
| Cough syrup. Price 25 cents
spe ndid lo' o' toys and vases nt for the n hest
| parlors at Cheap Johns ttCre and al Cheap John
| astonlsh prcee, at 4th street.
| A box OF 50 Singles 4 Sons Partsga cigars wou'd
he an acc spable preseGt 10 smoSlnnftiend. Ihes,
| cigars made by The wei knoan cigar makers a
90 Marke. stree.
Pine jewelry aud cockl can he foun' at the new
store OF Mr.. syes, the cid Oa Ferris stand, Al
4th and Market street, Give Mr. Ga. call this after
neon or ton urrOw.
| SPLENDID lot Of fuiniture-waln-t knlck naeki
and useful odd plec OF furniture in great abuhd
euce, just suitable for the at the large ware
| rooms OF the Enterprise Manuiac uring Company
| No 22O Marset street.
| Il will pay the aiies 10 y.si: a. this season the
wa erooms oi the Enter Manufacturing Co.. q
e20 Market sire. This company are making
beautiful walnut having stand, exactly suited for
| present t,H gentleman friend who does bis owl
| sha sing.