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The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
FIFTH EDITION.
THE LITTLE ELECTION"

AN IMPORTANT EvENT-EvERY DEMO-
CRATIC VOTER SHOULD CAST HIS BAL
LOT.
Tomorrow will occur what is known
in Delaware as the Little Election"
The election it a very important one,
and every Democrat should see to 1t
that he casts his ballot.
The election is held for the purpose
of electing Inspectors for the Presi-
dental election in November next
An Assessor will also be elected in the
Northern and Southern districts.
The candidates in this city are as
follows:
ACKNOWLEDGMENT District Josiah
Mccall, ID; Thomas w. SaVille, r.
Southern, David w. Hughes, ID; j.
b. johnson, r.
1nspectors-First Ward-Austin V.
Gaynor, D.; William f. Moreland,
r.
Second Ward-DennisJ J. Gallagher,
D.; John l.. richardson, r.
Third Ward, East Pfecinct-James
A. O'Donnell, D.; Samuel File, II.
West precinct-Frank Kane, D.;
Joseph E. Martin, II.
Fourth ward, cas-. precinct-John
Akin, ID; Republican candidate not
yet chosen.
West precinct-William b. Hyland,
ID; Republican candidate to be chosen
Fifth ward, east precinct-Harry L..
Crippen, ID; Republican candidate
yet to be chosen.
West-Thos. J. James, d.
Sixth ward, N. precinct-William
E. Haizlett, D.; Ii. ii. Hawkins, II.
South precinct-John q. Farra, D.;
F. w. Taylor, X.
Seventh ward, east precinct-W VIM.
b. Hickman, D.; Charles w. Talley,
r.
West precinct-John NJ. Macklem,
D.; Peter Tyre, II.
Eighth ward-Thomas Lynch, D.;
Benjamin Is. Cummins, r.
Ninth ward-Jesse U. Johnson, d. ;
Ziba Ferris, r.
Tenth ward-Joseph McCafferty, ID;
Republican candidate yet to be chosen
THE POLLING PLACES
| WIN bC 40 lbliOWS
First ward-White Horse Hotel, s.
| w. corner Second and Tatnall streets.
Second ward-Felton House, S. f.
corner of Second and Walnut streets,
Third ward, Barnum Hotel,
N. E. corner of Fifth and Orange
streets.
West-N. w. corner Fourth and
Madison.
Fourth ward, casts. w. corner
Fifth and Spruce reefs.
West-City Hall.
Fifth ward, Esst-Lafiyette Hotel
S. w. corner Ninth and Shlpley street.
Vests. w. Corner Seventh ant
Madison street.
Sixth ward, North--S. w. cornel
Fourteenth and hink street.
South 5. l.. corner Seventh auC
Market streets.
Seventh ward, East, S. K. come
Tenth and Orange streets.
West-At Logan lious-.
Eighth ward-N. Il. corner Seventh
and Pine.
Ninth ward-Old Accadeny.
Tenth ward-S. W. corner From
and Jackson s. reefs.
The polls will open between Q and II
A. M. and close at q i. M.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

Mr.. HAYES is enjoying free lunch
es out in Oregon, where the dying
wall Of Civil Service Reform cannot
reach his ears.
Postmaster General Maynard left
Washington on Saturday for Indian apo
lis, to take part in the political canvass
General Grant intends to spead most
Of the fall in New York, will visit AL.
bany this month.
The Postmaster General has decided
not to suspend the recent order of his
Department forbidding the delivery Of
registered letters and postal orders tc
The Kentucky Lottery Company. He
will not reverse the action of the De.
partment, at least until the Supreme
Court of the United States shall have
decided the lottery question, now be-
fore it.
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TO-NIGHT's RALLY.
now THE CLUBS WILL FoRM AND MARCH
TO THE MEETINos.

HOW THE CLUBS WILL FORM And MARCH
TO THE MEETINGS.
The following general orders TO the
various campaign clubs have been issued
In regard TO the Democratic parade ana
massimeetings which take place to- ,ohi.
Inc cIuos VIII form in two divisions.
as foll0ws:-
FIRST DIVISION.
Brandywine Cornet Band,
Hancock aud English Club,
Blue Hens Chickens Club,
Williams Democratic Club,
George Gray Club, First Ward,
hickory Club, Tenth Ward.
SECOND DIVISION.
City Cornet Band,
E. l.. dartin Club,
Young Mems Democratic Club,
Ell Salisbury CLUB,
JohD W. Hall CLUB,
John y. Allmn d Club,
Baysrd Club,
The first division under command Of
Gen. j. Parke Postles, with Messrs. 1
Russo and e. n. Qulnby as aids, will
Talnall.
The second division, under command
OF VIM. Is. Norton, with VIM. "A. Brady
and Charles j. Campbell as aids, viii
form on French
The line viii move, at 7.30 O'Clock
over tue following route :--Eath d,.
vision proceed along Foruth stieet 10
NJ arket and unite; up arket to Nin.h;
here the frs, division will go out Ninth
10 Madison AMI down Madison to From
where a Democratic meeting will be
held. The second division will NOV.
east on Ninth street TO Pine. to Fifth, to
Spruce. TO Fourth. TO Lombard, where q
Dem ocra'ic meeting will also DO held.
The clubs will meet at their respective
headquarters at seven o'clock, sharp
and proceed 10 their respective position
in the line without any further orders.
BY order of
Wa. q NORTON,
Chief Marshal.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
HARVEST HOME.

The Sunday Scbo connected with
Grace Church held their annual re-uni-
ON or Harvest Home, yesterday after
noon, In the Sunday School room OF
Grace Church.
The attendance was very large, and
the Decorations were very handsome.
After devotional exercises, u. Frank
heIsler read selection f.om "Pope's
Essay on Man." at the CONCLUSION of
which Miss Emily Kendall sang solo,
entitled, BE of Good Cheer" A reci-
tation by Miss Cole of Middletown fol-
lowed, which was excellently rendered.
After a recitation by Miss Alice Pusey
of the Infant School, Mrs. Macalllster,
Miss M attic Pickles and NJ essrs VIM,
ID. Pickles and Charles Howell sang,
Now the Day is Over" Rev. q. w.
Miller, Pastor of Grace Chulc CHI deliver
ed a very Interesting address on SUNDAY
School work After more singing, the
exercises closed with the benedi ctioD
by Rev. T. f. Plummer. Prof. Rhoads,
led the singing.
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THE EXCELSIOR.

This Excelsior, the new steamboat
Just built 10y the II. & II. Co. for the
Potomac River Steamboat Co., to rur
between Washington aud Quantlco, vii
leave the Cos yards, in this city, fol
Washington, on Wednesday or Thurs
day of this week. The officers of thi:
steamers are AS follows:
Captain Joseph White, who also su
nerin ended the construction OF tho boat
First Officer, John A. Beechi IN; Second
Officer, James Jnhnson;Chisf Engineer
James O'Dcnnel; Assistant Engineer
DaDnel Webster; Purser James Me
Manus, Caterer, Nelson Brumager. The
boat is tlnished In the most magnificent
sly le.
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GETTING READY FOR THEIR
TRIP.

A meeting of the members of the
Water Witch Fire Company who
propose to 30 on the trip to Hagers-
town and Frederick city, met yester-
day afternoon at the Engine House
and transacted considerable business
in regard to the trip. A set of rules
governing the members while they
are away were adopted. The rules
are very stringent ones.
The following officers were elect
ed:
Chief Marshal-Joseph X. Adams,
Company Marshal-John b. Ginder
Assistants-Alfred Stout, John Tag
CART, James Porter, Peter J. Babcock
and Andrew J. Dougherty.
Another meeting will be held To
morrow evening, and full attend
ance is requested.
The wheels of the engine are now
being painted and gold striped.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
A NEW BANK.

A new bank was started on SATURDAY
and is running to-day at No. SOC Market
street, second floor back. Its depostors
are limited, and its accommodations are
extended only to negroes. Any negro
can get check for 81 30 cashed, pro
vlded he Immediately afterwards pro
ceeds to the office Of the County Tax
Collectors, assumes a name that ia
known to appear on the tax duplicates,
and pays the tax for that name. Thus
armed with receipt, the next consid-
Grafton is that he shall vote the Repub
lican ticket as often as possible, to-inor-
row. Negroes come to this bank with
Pennsylvania dust thick upon their boots
and clothing, but they receive their
money and Instructions just the same as
though they were residents of this State
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
DEATHS FOR ONE WEEK.

During the past week IA deaths were
reported to K. b. Frazer, Registrar OF
Deaths aud Burials, as follows;
Born III the Unit I'd States, Ia. White,
0; black, 8; male, o; female, 8.
The causes Of death were: Burns, /;
congesti n OF Lungs, /; cholera infanlum,
/; bronchitis. J.; congregation of brain, l;
convulsiOns, J.; general debility, l; heart
disease, /; intermittent fever, /; mani
ion, /; membraneOus Group, l.. pere-
tontis, /; tumor tibrod, l.
The deaths by wards were as follows
First ward, !; Serond ward, /; Third
ward, 0; Fo nth ward, l.; Fifth ward, /;
Sixth ward, 2; Seventh ward, 2; Eighth
ward, 2; Ninth ward, J.; Tenth ward, 2
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500 TO SO ON HANCOCK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The betting
here is decidedly TO the advantage of
the Democratic candidates. Betting
men offer the odds of 500 to SO
that Hancock will be elected Presi
dent; 500 to $50 that Indiana goes
Democratic, and even bets that Ohio
goes Democratic. The odds on New
York going Democratic are 500 to
$50. They claim that with offering
these odds they find it difficult 10 get
bets aud that the Republican politi
clans and betters are shy at accept
ing the odds. The bets here are
generally agood forerunner of the
result.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
SEPTEMBER MORTALITY

During The month of September 65
deaths were reported TO Registrar X. b.
Frazer, classified as follows:
Born in U. s., 80; Ireland, $; Ger
many,2 England, j. white Al; black 1s;
male ~; female, 80; adults, almshnuse,
!; Coroner, II; brought here for inter
ment; 8; sent away, 8. still born, 3; pre-
mature birth, 3. Total for September.
1880, 80; 1879, "a, under one year, Is:
from one to live, IL; five to ten, 3; ten to
twenty, 4; twenty to thirty, I; thirty to
forty, 2; forty to fifty, 3; fifty to sixty,
2; sixty to seventy, 10; seventy to eighty,
2; eighty to ninety, d; one hundred to
one hundred and ten, l. Total, 90,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH.
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

The Democratic citizens of Wilmington
and all others who are in favor OF honest
government and equal laws which will
protect the Industrial and mercantile in
terests o. the people against fraud, foroo
and official dishonesty In high places
will assemble In double mass meeting, on
MONDAY LVENING OCTOBER 4, 1890
At 7.3O O'Clock.
Meeting No. l. will be held at the corner
or Fourth and Lombard streets. and will
be addressed by
HON. SENATOR BAYARD,
Col. VIM. q. Whitley. George Fl. Bates,
Esq. and other aDle speakers.
Meeting No, 2, will be held at the corner
Front and Madison streets, at which
RoBT. f. MONAGHAN, ESQ.,,
OF West Chester; Ignatius @. Grubb, Esq,
Chas. B. Lore, Esq, and others will de-
addresses. A general parade of the
De nocratic clubs Will take place on The
occ $40 Come out Democrats and show
b. your strength that you have not for
gott sn the stolen Presidency or the 1879
Credit Mobilier Fraud,
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THIRD EDITION
our NEW CASTLE LETTER.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING THIS EVENING
CHIT CHAT.
Special Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEW BAsrLE, october 3th'

CHIT CHAT.
Special Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEW BAsrLE, october 3th'
Company GAP Of the Hancock and
English Club OF this city, will this even
ing dedicate their headquarters on
Ninth street near the Railroad Depot
Tie George Gray and other clubs OF you&
city, are expected and preparations have
been made for their proper reception.
Company b accompanied by the Elmira
Cornst Band will be drawn up at the
depot on the arrival of the evening
train from Wilmi ngtOn, and escort the
visitors 10 the Court House Square,
where.the line of parade will be formed
under The direction of Chief Marshal,
Geo. A. Maxwell. Company b will
meet AT their room In the Court House,
and form on Market street, right resting
on Delaware. The route VIII he over
the principal streets, thence to Shaw
town BIZ way Of Union and South streets,
down Ninth to Gray, u Tenth to
Young, thence aP Ninth to the head
quarters, where the meeting Will be call
ed TO order by the President of the club,
and addresses delivered by Hon. VIM.
G. Whit ley, States Attorney Geo.
Gray, and Alex. B. Cooper, Esq. 9th
zens along the route of the parade are
particularly requested to illuminate
their residences tnds showing tnhJ Now
Castle hundred still claims and intends
TO again show that 1t Is "the hundred
whore Democrats grow"
Company b went to Newport Satur-
day evening.
The marching and fine appearance Of
Company A wss the source OF many
compliments.
The Mill Creek Hundred Mounted
Club will be here this evening.
The Geo. Gray Club may depend upon
hearty welcome, and we understand
the Marshal has placed them upon the
night of tue line.
Old Shawtown will do its duty TO the
visitors.
When a remedy has stood the test OF
more than thirty years trial and to-day IL
more largely used than ever, its worth ID
evidently unquestloued. such Is the re-
cord Of DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04


opening
Opening
Dry Goods,
Dry Goods.
Dry Goods.
Would call particular attention to a line
of all wool Taffettas at Bic. in all
suades. wor h 81.
French Shoodas.
French ShoOd las.
French ShoOdas.
All wool III, very desirable
Nome Cloths
Monte Cloths
81 inches wide. al wool. excellent value,
rs cents
WoolFa Cashmeres,
Wool Faced Cashmeres
At SII9 equal In appearance TO French
goods.
Monies and Armures.
Monies aud Armures
VI 70 cts. y inch 9 wide In handsome
designs.
Cakhmeres.
Cashmeres,
At Is cents. Woo II ling, choice shades,
Alpacas.
Alpacas.
AT l219 cents. All choice, good lustre.
Plaids.
Pla,ds,
At % cents. q inches wide, wool filling,
Plaids.
Plaids.
AT 4Oc. Handsome des gns, entirely new.
All wool Pal Is.
ALI wool Plaids. :
At 10, Sl.25. $3.50 and 81 .S7I4.
Also fine assortment OF the Mouch oirs
or handkerchief cloths at 81. 2j and 81 so
beautiful gods.
W. NJ. KENNARD 4 co.
w. NJ, kENNARD d co.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. M an.
Responslble corresponding agents wani.
sation will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information, or send orders nv az
press, or IN Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only To-
M; A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at AA''
An NO. sly Broadway. New York.
All our GiandExtraOrdinaryD rawin1s
are under the supervision and manaGse
JubaJ A. Early. 'U anu
sept2S-2taw4w& W
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The trustees of the Home for Aged
Women, beld their annual meeting gu
Saturday afternoon. From the report OF
the managers it appears that during the
year there had been three deaths, as fol
lows: Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Lydia Wiley and
MIS-. Lettle HARRISON. The late Matrou
of the Home, had signed, and Mrs. f.
}. Cloward was appointed to fill thu
vacancy. There had been thirteen APP
pications for admittance and four of the
applicants were admitted. A number oil
minor repairs had been made during the
year, about be building the grounds. A
legacy of $3.50 had been received from
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, and small gifts
from other persons. Thanks are also ex-
tended to the owners of the S. M. Eel
ton and Susie mccall for their kindnes,
for free transportation of the inmates.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

Mr.. Jay Gould has completed the pur-
chase of the World newspaper of New
York, and is now Its proprietor. The
sum paid for it to Thomas A. Scott OF
Pennsylvania, its previous owner, is not
told, but it is understood TO be consid
erably less than Col. Scott paid for il
when he bought it Of Mr.. Manton Mar
Bile. The selling price at that time was
100000.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

Daniel McCusker, PIG West Second street
has got In large stock OF boots and shoes
for the fall trade, AMI he is determined to
sell them cheaper than any shoe house in
the city. He wishes his friends and the
public In general to give him a call and
be convinced that he has good boots and
shoes and he Will sell them low.
oct2-d&wsm.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscreJiOns Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss ol manhood
&c, / Will send "A recipe That Will cure yo-
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed
was discovered by missionary IN south
America. Send "A seif-1dd essed enVeiop'
To the REV. JOSEPH L. lNMAN, StdttOn
NetO York ChU. May I-eodDEWly
al En rora Iarge Ioau OF hindltng
ID NV Wood. orders can he left "A
GRAY & Bros second aud King streets,
at Townsend's, Sixtn and lataail street i,
John =. NJ llerS, Rising SUI, ar AT the
Factory, corner Union ST. Gets and Gilpin
avenue. -...
2gtt JAMES l.. MCKINNEY.
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NEW ORLEAES DEMOCRATS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 2.

A mass meeting of the democratic
conservative party to night adopted
resolutions among other thugs de
claring =
We believe in an indestructible
Union of indestructible States.
We are equally and unalterably
opposed to a centralized despotism
and to secession.
The letter of General Hancock
relative to Southern claims receives
our hearty approval.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
Nine. pemorest's Patterns.

Russell & spencer take pleasure IN an =
nouucing To their Gus tomers tn at they
have received Nine. Demorest's Patterns
Port Pollos, Journals, What 10 Wear. etc.
for the present season. sepl5-ti.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
Marine EnRIneerS.

Young men ueslrous o, entering the Ma
Wy ss Cadet Engineers, Oh the Revenue.
Coast-SurVey, Ii hit house or Merchant
service as assistant engineers, snoulu pro-
cure "A copy OF" Edward = Catech I'm OF the
marine steam englne,' the oest work o.
the subject ever published. On sale al
Rnileiir 4O Markrl 81.
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SHOOTING ATAp On :

Club as ' @s. s s,,.,a Ward ~Uc as.
streets, Sstp Passing TeutSS a Dsrl,
s ssEn ,hs 81 Newport p so. On lAeir
several pistol l. Gt slg,t Of ne.ross'' y ~ Y
ii nin I.T n,t, was atlerw u ,Ssn ran
Costs. was hned
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

Rg%S a", schools a"% il i r"r|Gaa"SsIy ,,,,
dress e r the p air, Hayes made v,' Z.
.ms evening on a reception t ws. schu1
the shs r rresident Sp Ike a, .o ravllno
'"o RESOURCES Of the Pac stns e lruI
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LOCAL. TIME TAp,.
TRAINS LEAVE w1,,

FoRpu,,,, a'nAV We WlLMlNerI
~ ~ s y s.l4, lO.U2, lU;sI a a S'H, 81
~ ~ 2.dJ, i.OO, go. 3o r., M ~; RB
V az sundays. La, Az, 80 s,'S, sie
For NEW YoRK
on ON s, ~. lo, 2.4s. a. NJ, l. q, y ID
IN sundays, LII, IA q M 9'O'' 10,
1, "a !, d BALTIMORE AND ",
iE;oi. Zo5, 2.l5, s.3i, a, m WASHING
80, ''o'' p. m. On SUNDAY ~ ID
FOR BALTIMORE, tBav III.
"9o p, m. No SUNDAY tr ,nhc .ohne|
FOR NEW CAsrLL-g M l",hs.
~ ~. o,'2, p. m, No sunday ' ir,,ia q, ny
4 y ron 4 DELAWARE X. RI '2ls'I',
o'I, p IN. No sunday lra, 49, a. in|
rok WILMINGTON & NnpT,r
, ~ a. H.; 800, 5.O5 p, m' "S NJ |
n r ,s, DELAWARE WESTERN D !
:" H. M; go y. IN. No snmah'
lH at's ARRIVE IN WIN WIN, y
,o Ron fhlLAbELrHIA.-l5rIsaiiNl
9'5oi ~, u IN; Fla. 10 ~
i:SO, IA, OIL, 6.21, i.Ul. s,w ~, io2
On sundays, l2.i5, LIS, us, ia ii /, u
FROM New YoRK.-l.5s 9rs v..
iI,d5, l.O2. IA, 100 p. IN No. ~, S'v'
LOB, 2.cSa. IN. ~ oh Su
hoM IA LfIMoRE.-l.3C. III oVs
M, l2.2, l2.5i. I2.37. 2'OY ~ ~ ~ w,
sundays, .ib, al "a. IN. D. * % ~ ~,
FROM WAsllINGrON.-l - az.
lA;2). l2.5i, 1887, 2.u5 555 a +, 1l,.
FRoMNkw CAsrLk.-s,SG a :, p u, ID,
90. o,iu y. III. No SUNDAY I Ir,1d Nv
I, n HON DELAWARE K. III
o.iO ,. IN: No sunday trains '"'
FROM MILMINGToN n Nm.r,
o.W, ll.2o IA. H.; b.ij D. n Na .
Trains. N' No
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN D
d. NJ; ZIo, p. lii. No Sunday trsin
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTov :
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET ANN ,sn
AyENUE-1.3O. s.lU, lU.SJ. ii m IL" IL,
l.B, 800, $40. 40, OILS. din ~ "A ~ ~
H:W =. ~. On sundays, S.30a m m
$40, Il.JD p. IN. ~ IT, Ill
FROM THIRTY-SEooND Ann ,
STREETS. 49,, lbs a. m ~ *
M; l.OO "A. IN. On SUNDAYS IuI q
NorE.-The black figures renro.
lin ted EXPRESS un which =
are u charged
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FOURTH EDITION


Partly cloudy weathe: and light rains,
southerly winds, shifting to west and
North west; falling, followed by rising
barometer, and slight fall in tempera-
ture.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

To be- or not to be? That Is the ques-
ton. Whether tits nobler in the mind TO
suffer the aches and pains that human
flesh is heir TO, when overtaken by a
severe cough or cold, or to purchase q
bottle of Sines' syrup OF Tar, " lid Cherry
and Hoarhound, and by thus opposing
en- them. Sold by all druggists $, Is and 5.
cents per bottle. sep22- I'm.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
CATTLE MARK EFT.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Sspt. 81.
BEEF CAIILE We're dull and prices were
SOLD AT the different yards at 3}4a57 &C. per
H., as To
SHEEP were in fair demand at full prices
iO'OOO head sold AT the different yards at
112c, aud Lambsat 4l5a61< c. per b..
ROGs We're in demand, at full prices.
oSOO head arrived and sold at the different
yards AT 1Aas12c per h., as TO quality.
Park Drove Yard, West PttIa., Sept. %.
bHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 MS, 8: good
20 10 LOO hs., VI 20 to VI 10; fair, 40 10 IS
rs, 45s!oSs stock sheep 81 10 to IS D; good
lamDs, "a 6c; common lambs, S2to So -,
calves, TO DC. Arrivals, $500 head De
inand not 30 good, but far market at a
slight decline.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDN EsDAY, Sept. 20, p. M.
ELouk.-Ihe trade Is very quiet but
prices are quotably unchanged sales of
ZJOJ barrels Minnesota extras al s1-75 for
low, and up TO IS S7l5 for faecy. clear. do
| do. straight at 81 a u 81; Penusylvani,
family at ~ 10 a5.l2l5; westerndo NJ - al
and Patents at ~ 10 "A 7I5 Rye Flour 4.
nrm at So per barrel. Corn Meal is duil'
GkAIN-Wheat is active and / Del
| cent. higher. wi h active demand, saIe,
OF lloDO0 bushels, including rejected nj
VOC asl .02; red and amber, track and afioat
at 81 O744al Osl4 andNo. red elevator =,
81 CS, Sept; 81 U.s. or Oct; 81 UyL[pl CO..
Nov, and VI lUal .l0H for Dec. Rye3peni,
IL wanted II 93c. per busnel. Corn is il
fair local request ana again higher .saIes d
bus. including yellow, at 81 a lsc.; mike,
AT 5412 55c, and yellow, If here. woup
| command 66c. At the call board ar.
call, 500 bushels October sold al 81 Il 52l
5l12c. was bid for Septem Der; 5I5Zc. fortJc
toDer; 52Nc. for Nov, mber and 5O5Sc. To-
december. Oats are steady and fiifly G
| tive; sales of IL 900 bushels. includin
white at 40 a 43c. rejected at 81 and zoe
and mixed at 371s "a 37LAc.
| WHIsKY.-lOO bbls. OF Western iron
bound sold at o. II per gallon,
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T o Pm r SlCIAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL

knoWlng from experience the dl.satIs.
tactlon 80 often attending the disuensine
d many OF the EN- ulsions in the marcel I
features of the emulsion which / hs 90 80
pared and dispensed for years win an
varying satisfaction. The OIL used ia Inc
anest Norwegian and the most scrupu.
material and in every detail OF its M ann
.aeture. BY careful manipulation This
emulsion is m AIDE with the Smallest nos
Side amount OF gum, and by the very mi
I'd very fluid and perfectly paIatehisE
each tablespoonful costains 80 DER cen,
Of Z II and grains of Hy pophorphite n;
elme' samples viii be gladly furnishes
Put { p In pint bottles, price nj, MAJ.
tactured and sold Wholesale and retail nv
W. X. WILLIAMS.
DRuaaIsT.
Ninth and Marke1 SITS
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure 10 highly endorsed
by min ,sters. Judges, phys ,clans, surge jus.
by men literary and scholarly dlstlnc-
lion. aud by individuals IN all The walks
OF life. sep2g-2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

An experienced traveller ssys:"The most
troublesome companion person can
have, while being away from home. and
would advise everybody TO procure bot
tie OF DR., Bulls Cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04

A pleasant and cheerful room Is essen
tial 10 the health of the baby, and the US
ual pains and Ills OF tue young ones soon
vanish after the use of Dr. Bulls Baby
Syruy. Price rs cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-04
JACKSON

j AcHsoN
Lime and Marble Company,
HOCKEssIN, DEL,
Have made preparations for burnino IN =.
are ready to furnish, "nu
Up to its Original tandard,
The best building lime in the United
states. 1t will make double as noucG
mortar to the bushel as some OF the oths,
mortar lime In use, aud 50 per cent. NOR,
than the most of them, A'i'
+: o. Address, Hook essin, Del.
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