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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

CURES $$::::: $:: IS:
pi,,- - Heart Disease
61taoHsneSs, Nervous Debiyity. ETC.
The Bes: REMEDY KNOWN to Man i
100000 Bottles
SOLD SINCE 1870
ms syrup possesses Varied Properties.
ybic S' inmates the Ptyaline In the Saliva.
eauses Wind ard SourIn. Of tbe ~ 9oI a.y va
strI, = =; ~ me medicine il Jaaen ImmedI
"a ny rdter eating the fermentation Of fooS
Il acts upon the Kidneys.
e Regulates the -SoKyeis
PHfifes the Blood.
IL Suiets the Nervous System.
Nouiinhes, Strengthens and Tnv1oo-,...
carries THE Ola Blood and m,Ias , ,,ses'
aeaIthV pa.s pnres OF the skin and Induces
,5o5 ejra.zes the hereditary faint, poison in tn,
ns76er ~ & generates serofula Erysipeas and ali
It esg are no sprts EMPLOYED its manufacture and
sa aud feeble, only Icing Tega,rs3 IN sSto a. -
Cornersyille, Marshall CO. Tenn.
1 can commend Dr.. Clark J0hnson's Iudiar
nIood Syrup very highly for Chills, Sick Hesn-
acne Heartburn anu also as Blood Purifier
b. A. BARNES
Toones Sta, Hardeman co Tenn.
Al nave used DR.. Clark JohnsUn's Indian Blood
ppsrup IN my family for several years and can
CbiI aihehd 1t as the best m, dicine in use for
0NiiIs' and, in fact for all ether diseases
REV. LEVEN SAVAGE.
.4., oornersNtle, Marshall CO., Tenn.
.cha e 80 aaa99erln. great deal with Sick Head
SHsrk TobnseIC'[5a IIgia, was Induced TO tn D
tusliy relieved M huah Blood sTup, which effec-
ALICE HARRISON.
CornersVille, Marshal CO.. tenn.
csd Had 9S Sd Ing IN ny Head something like
dian Blood syrup did me mors 90 SJ5nnson's ln
other medicine ever tri4d. s0oo IMAM any
L. {. EDWARDS
Agents wanted TOR he ale of tho rn.,,a-
BLOOD syrup In ever loaU or village in WHY,
on. 0Ppuea-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

81 All Goods Warranted as Repre-
scented, and Sold as Low as the Low
est.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23
A Millionaire,

''All the health enjoy, and even my life,
1 may say, is in consequence of Simmons
Liver Regulator. I would not take 800, -
900, 600 for my interest in that medicine
"'W w. WILSON,
Lecturer, Fla. State Grange.
Millions of US are bilious. We are a
bilious race. Half of us are born bilious,
with predisposision to dyspepsia The
best known remedy for billiousnes and in
digestion is Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
has stood the test of time,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-23

Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

IT LOOKS AS Il the Democratic party
had not to 60 hunting for Democratic
candidates for the office Of Mayor OF
the city. In addition to the sure can
didacy OF President Sharpley, and b
f. Townsend, are the names Of Gen j
Park Postles, Ja"es W. Ware, c. Hill
Brinton, Joseph l.. Carpenter, exMayor
Whitley, Henry G. Banning and Wal.
t.r CumGius, Esq, either of whom it
is said will accept the nomination. II
an acceptable candidate cannot be
found amongst these eight gentlemen
there is score Of dark horses te'hered
in the Democratic stall that can be
trCtted out at moments notice. A
mongst all these names we do not see a
name from theoverail wing of the party.
Are the swallow tails 20 have clear
calling Ill the municipal race?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

PHILADELPHIA A FEW days ago
gave noble evidences OF her sympathy
and interes-, in the oppressed Of other
.ands by the generous reception She
gave to the homeless Jewish families
who fOrsook their Russian homes and
sought refuge in the city of Penn.
Without noise or ostentatiOu Of any
kind her citizens took up the work
caring for these people and opening mp
ways through which they NIGH, soon
earn their own maintenance. The lib
erality Of the large hearted founder OF
Pennsylvania is not yet forgotten in
the land to which he gave his name,
but its citizens are as ready to welcome
the poor and oppressed of other landt
to-day, as William Penn was two
"undred years ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

The conviction is being gradually
forced upon the medical fraternity that
diphtheriais communicated from person
TO person through the air as we'll as by
contact. An instance in proof is given
by the st. Louis News. A few weeks
ago Dr. Herman Greiner renoved a
tube from the throat OF a child " no had
died of diphtheria, "a ter an unsuccessful
attempt TO save it by a surgical opera
ton. After handling the tube in an
absent minded way, he smoked cigar,
which he took in his unwashed hands.
He was i'll with diphtheri for a month
after DR.. Goeble, a physician
in the employ of the st. Lonis Board of
Health, in abiding to the case, submits
that if an experienced practitioner lays
himself liable to the disease, how many
times oftener must others who are
grossly ignorant of the plainest SAM.
tary m easures, and he makes the prac-
teal suggestion of instructing the
masses in relation to the preventative
management of contagious diseases by
means of plain comprehensive rules, is.
sued under authority of the Board of
Health. This is a capital suggestion
and will apply to Wilmington as well
AZ to St. Louis. 1t would not be diff.
cult for committee Of experienced
physicians to formulate a set of rules
embracing few of the reasons which
load to diphtheria,t the symptoms of the
disease, and the best cures that are
known. These rules could be printed
on cards, and sent to every family in
the city. A great many families
would no doubt, pay no heed TO them,
but enough would read and study them
to give more general and wide spread
in Ormation in relation to the disease,
and when the symptoms appear, til .
precautions and remedies recommended
c. uld be used inteiligently.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
An crxan's Frantic Appeal.

TIE Dover organ Of Democracy in
its last weeks issue, speaking it is sup
p std for its party, has sounded the
Neal case as the key note of the ap.
preaching campaign. 1t virtually ad
mits that the Republicans have strong
card to play in advocating q modifics
ton OF the assessment laws, but hores
o be able to Offset that by the cry Of
mig ger" in all its worst forms. The
Delawarean will find that the people Of
Delaware are not so easily scared as
they were when Senator Willard Sauls.
bury and the late Samuel Townsend
0, igin lted the "Whits Mans party
cry. The Neal case however is to be
held up as a bugaboo to scare tilnid
pee pie, and the accusation is made that
he was only cleared through Lepub-
lican jury. The organ N making the
charge fleets severely upon the States
Attorney General, one OF the ablest
lawyers as we'll as one of the most un-
! inching Democrats in the State. III
there was anything unfair in the choos-
ing of the Nsal jury why did not Mr.. |
Gray stop it at once? Why do he |
| srnit an exclusively Republican Jury
to be chosen? There have been exclu
sively Democratic juries chosen tiue
after time, but nothing was ever SAID |
about that. If the Delawarean has any |
fault to find it should attack the law
Ii it Las any person TO attack, it shOuldi
level its guns against the States Attor-
ney General. Had there been a RepuD.}
lican court and Republican States
Attorney, there might have been some
slight grounds for complaint, but as
the c. urt was known TO be the other
way, and the Stats Attorney a true
blue Democrat, it only shows its gross
inconsistency By its fault anding. Nea
was the first negro ever tried for rape
that escaped, while dozens of others
were hung, among them some idiots
ana some not believed to be guilty.
Why t4en should there be such a de
mand lo- the blood of this one negro
that has escaped the galIows after an
able defense made before an unusually
intelligent jury? The Republican
parry is as much in favor of protectingI
ne wives and daughters OF Delaware
rs the Democratic party dare be, and it
: 10 favor Ct Furnishing the guilty, hut
lot in favor of Furnishing unless guilt
. established through the usual forms
If law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

new JERSEY HAS Democrat for a
Governor, but he must be one of the
old fashioned honest kind, who is
not afraid to veto any measure, which
he thinks is not conducive to public
prosperity. A few days ago he vetoed
the bill increasing tine stock Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad, passed in or
der to cripple the chances Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad in getting a
through line from PhilaI elphia to New
York, and that the bill was afterwards
passed over his veto, was no fault Ct
his. Later, the Legislature passed a
bill, increasing the salary Of the Chan
celIor OF the State from $40, 1000 to 80
OOO, but the Governor vetoed that also
upon the ground that he believed $40,
coo was enough tor any officer under a
State Government, Governor Lud Ow j.
not alone in h- opinion. There
il too much Of Il disposition to increase
the salaries cf public officers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

THE VOTERS OF Wilmington who
have not yet paid their taxes have
another opportunity this afternoon be-
tween .and5 O'Clock in which to d. it .
T. is possible that an Opportunity may
be offered during the sitting Of the
Court until the error list Swallowed, but
i Is net safe to depend on that. The
present opportunity Sboull be EN-
bra ed. We are informed that the
same hour be given by the collectors
every afternoon during the present
week TO the voters. Let all who hav'
not paid their taxes do 50 immediate
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
stEkipg ont an Ixls(e -

The Delawarean referring to the pedi
gree of the Republican papers of Will
mington holds up the Commercial as 8
sample of the unsuccessful, the Morn.
ing News as being abusive and pre-
dieting its downfall, says "the REpUB
LECAN which sprung up few years
ago, still ekes out an existence, but it
c n hardly be called a newspaper. !"
How profoundly grateful we should be
that we were not overlooked altogethe r
by TIE Dovsr Bourbon that would have
died miserable death long years ago
had 1t not been systematically and regu.
larry fed with pap from the State
liking out a miserable existence let
the penny liner who loves to write
such stuff come ard see for himself Let
him come and look on and count our
edition of 5000 as the papers are laid
over from each end of double cylinder
press Let him look at our hundred
newsboys, almost tum blirg over each
other in their anxiety to get the RE
PUBLICAN to serve to their eager Gus.
toners. Let the Delawarean attain to
-One-third the circulation of the REpUB-
LICAN before it talks about "eking
out" ali existence. Why the REPUB-
dCAN could absorb the whole Clrcula.
tiOn of the DelaWarean and the differ.
ence would hardly be felt. We can
stand this kind Of licking out" if the
Bourbon can. Ths REPUBLICAE had a
prosperous existetze before the idea Of
starting the Deiawarear was conceived
IF In the fertile brain of the Sauls
burv's, and II will have PROSPEROUS
existence after the Republicans will
have possession Of the State govern
ment and the Delawarean shall have
ceased to exist for want of that State
patronage which alone keeps it alive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

ASOTHEy great walking match &C.
as you ease has ended but with Haz
ael as the uinn4' he having made 600
miles in 142 hours the greatest known
record ever made. Nineteen thousand
do lars is no mean sum to COlnp"r safe
for an overtaxed weeks walk. If Ilaz
sci hal taken no rest he would have
averaged nearly four miles and quar-
ter an hour, but az he rested thirty. vo
hours he made over i've and three quar-
ter miles an hour. OF course there will
be 40 rest amongst pedestrians until
| Lbis &c re is beaten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

If REDDEN, the alleged ou'rag"r Of
III G little girl near Odessa, can prove
wb al he says he can there would be
some reason 10 Delieve that he j. not
guilty Of the Outrage attributed TO him,
The authorities should be sure they
have the ri 4ht man beyond doubt. The
pa ties he names as witrtS. e5 TO prove
an alibi are all well known citizens OF
Odessa, some Of them strong Demo.
Gratis, and if they coincide with what
Reddcn says he cannot De the right
man. They should be seen immediate
ly ard if they prove an alibi. search
should be commenced Immediately fol
the guilty monster hat must he yet at
large. TIE community is not safe vita
such human hends roaming at will.
We are rather inclined though to think
that RI dden il not only guilty Of what
he is Charg, with but liar besides.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
y EdlSrER'S ORDER
NEW CABTLB &c UNITY. ftt :, v" :.

'', H. !.
Upon the application Of Iot, .
min's,ratur b. Is. n q TAn,t,AS
well late Of Wilmington sail ~ 'o ,I'
II Is ordered and directed hy tto +
the adm nistrat r afOresali ylys w..
Granting OF letters Of admiuis,rs,,n,.
estate Of deceased, with tn, Ja, .''.
thereof BY causing adyertise,peT,..,'
oil within forty days from The ~.
Letters, In six Of the most puiIc"'.
county .: Now Castle, relp'r6y , IN
having demands against the era,.r
the came or abide by an act of !,..
such case made and provided ,fIS-
the same - DO inserted VITA,
period In the DHLAwARs Eggry,,
newspGI er published In WllmInt"
be continued therein three wees. 49,
Given under the b.gi ~.
L.s. Once OF the Reyl,'r, aS,a' l.
- Wilmington, in New cag..{
aforesaid, the day and year ABOVE ~.
A., ,. q, BlCriS aaE
NoTICH.-Allpsrs nav ,uy ,,,~naT}
the estate Of the doc eased nut wr&
same duly attestei to the sIu,,gTs
or before Fob, IS. A. D., ~, y M
Act OF Assembly in such case nyt,yS
vided. JOHN p R,Sf
Adminis,rator, b h 4
Address, Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
ID EalSTER'S ORDER.
REflSTEk'S OFFICE
NEW thSTLH COuSrY, Feb ~

Upon tho application " LAG -
admin strat1r VI farret Fay late u
ton Hundred, In said count, M
It Is ordered and directed by b. Z
that tho Administrator Aforesaid tal
OF granting Of letters Of sdulu.,vs.s
the estate OF the deceased. With q.
granting thereof, by causing 4lys1u
TO be posted within forty day, ',9n a
Of such Letters In six Of the most g.r
ces ofthe county Of New Caste, 's,.7
persons having demands ayals. ,at u
present the same. or abide By a1!.i
sembly In such case made AMI ,'T.5
also cause the same 10 he n.er,e. III
same period IN the DKLAvABs RRI
q newspaper published IN W,.G'iaA
be continued therein three wees n
Given under the Iaai la
IL.s. Once Of the Regser In
49, Wilmington, In New CTt
aforesaid. the day and year aDoy.r7 X
=. q. BlfGS LEAD y
NUTlCB,-All persons hayla!,LziI
the estate Of the deceased muf ~
same daily attested to the aiGaEI
or before feU Is, 1858, or aris q
Assembly in such case made a.! N1 &
lSAht IN
f23-i A!l.i
Address :--WillningtOI, Del ~ f
street, #
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

THE MoST OF the Methodist minis
tiers will be off to Conference at Middle
town by tomorrow, and everybody is
trying to get off something about chick
ems, as if the subject had not beeE ex-
hausted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

THERE Is no word from Conkling yet
as to his Acceptance Of a seat on the
Supreme Bench 1t is thought that he
will give no instruction as to what he
will do until he receives his commits
sion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

ORDER.
~ kkSIs, us,. =,

Nnw IA sr- Es1k MRS Oprn
Upon the application Of Co., :" w
ministrator Of Oliver r, Eiyp 's. v. d. \
no Y sAid county, deoe.,sase GC@is,s
and directed by the Re.I%ii 1t Rnr,
ministrator aforesaid givs '' ss,, hG M
ing Of letters OF admini',,Aouc an1
estate Of the deceased I .UDa Nd \
granting thereof, by caua.S 'sl The W.
70 bo posted within forty day, Sni'ersss
Of such letters In six Of " Z. ION b, b
places OF tho county Of New ny Gs.,GG Il,
al persons having demand. a as''s ,tr
rtc TO present tho same az 1,salAf d
OF Assembly In such case m sd ao.N w
and Also cause the same 10 he aal ptMs
the same period in the D,Itv RI5ae1H
newspaper published In o"'osrPtEaa
DO continued therein three w ,,.. qua V
Given under the "a, ~
81. o. office Of the Rev se 90 tH
- Wilmington, in Ne, 7. so'sas
Aforesaid, the day and year .,o. .4'as
NoTicR.--All persons hayIpy ,s' ,1esl,
the estate OF the deceased nina, 'NtI'
same duly attestel tothe nj', ltss
Or before February rs. 1853 or a ,hr'',j,n.he
Assembly In such case made any g,1s ~,
.S7t 'h'Rbt " vi
Aidresss: Wilm,nv,o, ,hla1lat &
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
DE. ISTEk'S ORDER.
RgGI.TER- 2

NEW CASTLE Go, DBL tst \
Upon tho application Of DrH'"l
adm illustrator 81 HI hard ShaE ~.
mtngton Hundred, 10 said c)l-' Z
IT is ordered and directed by 't'H,l
the aimlnistra o. afOre.ali .f -
granting Of letters Of admini'in. J.,
estate Of the deceased VIII !
granting thereO', by cau'in! ~,
to be posted within forty ta'i y
Of such Letters In six Of the mas
OF the county Of New CasilrFri Il
sons having dema, de again, w
present the same. or ahih' '!h-
sembly In such cases male alI
ala cause tn sane to be lh'e'F
same period IN the Delaware d.
news ap rpublsned IN WAN "
be cOullIued therein three "e'
L.. Given under trr h..' Il
Of ONCE OF the hr. 4
At WILMINGTON. in New taHle W.
sad, t day and year a0o's' Il
SO. Blid$
NoTIoE All persons htVlI's a's
the estate OF the deceased I4a"
same, duly attested to the l-';
or before nth day Of fehraa',
abide the Act Of Assembly ,1iy
and provided. DEHANh, y
Address: wilmington, DEL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

The ALLod MENT of au extra Con"
gress,nan will necessitate the calling of
special session of the Virginia Legis-
.a.ure 10 pass redistricting biz i'll the
interests of the Read busters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06

THE LEVY COURT Ineets to morrow,
and all who are not assessed should i'm.
mediately apply. to have their imam s
placed upon the lists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
HILADELPRlA, n lIAuI4'iTOF AMI
L BALTIMORE RAlLkDAD
Iauu .ry 40 lSb9

HILADELPRlA, n lIAuI4'iTOF AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAlLkDAD
January 40, 1852.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON As POL
Lows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tons, o:65, 800 1879 a. L.; 230, 4, 7:3v 1000
p. IN.
Philadelphia texpress), 2, 1913. $3.50, 7.2S, s.
70, g. $40, li:o3 a. H., l2,6, E,3 5:lI, $40 e:3s
y:o5 p. N.
Now YorK 100, 2.2s 80 1925, s.4a, 1853 a.
IL, 'l2: ~, .62,5.l7 Gasp. n,
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, loo
8 s. a. ~, and % p. IN.
For Baltimore only, l:3b 4. IN. 5 and . p. IL +,
Baltimore and bay Line, u.b7 p. n.
baltimore and Washin9ton l..9, 46l
!. 0U, 1913 a. H., !. 0, .l:D3 3.5t, ll.U4 .. n.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, 9.9t a. H., .16, o.3Sp. IL.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, s.st
.. m, LOS, o2b p. N.
Delmar and intermediate Stations .S6 .
10, LUb, p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Sfss,ons,
$40 d. M, !! IN. 53o,7.39, (exr ross v 55)l0 p. m
Philaae. ,ba and New Yofi, 400 223. r.
bl1, o.oo y. In.
HslunOro and WsahirStol, Li1 I5l,
8 % o. IN; lilo! p. Il. LEO an.
For further Information passengers are "a
aired to the time tables posted Ut tho uopo:
Trains marked thus ~ tro limited expres
upon which extra fare IL Charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD
uen'l ManaIer. tenl Pass. Ast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-06
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
OOKKH1ED MARCH 3, 1887.
GRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON fOE

GRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON TOE
pn,ladelphla,2 800, 2:23 $50 s:55 .25 s:l5 900,
y. v 5:45, 1880, 1858 &. ID; l2:lo, 'lI:aS
l:s, ISc, 400, DIT, e:l0, o:S', $50, 1000 y.
sow York, 2:o),g,3, $50: s,t', 70, $40, llos
a, 81 ';2:1s, l.H SIT, o:dS p. Ii.
Baltimore. loo sa'a. IN. and 900 y. Ii.
Baltimore and Washington, 26,, li42, 4:6l
so, s:Soa m; l. Lon, COZ, il:4j p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line 500 p N.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 600 p
IN.
New Castle, 90, 1896 a. m; LOS o:2br. m.
Harrington and Intern ediate Stations, 9:ai
q. n: 1905; $40 y. IL, NO Sunday tratnE.
Ielllar and Intermediate Stations, s:S6 a. NJ
Loop. IN.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, ITO e..
L.; 500. 300 p. IL.
Delaware Western Railroad, 1916, 1890 r. H.;
6:3b y. LII. Sundays, 1880 d. H.; 900 p. N
SUNDAY TRAINS For
Philadelphia. 200, 2:2s, $40 a. IN. 1900 DIT
$50, V:3s, 7:3o, 9b5, 1910 =. m.
Philadelphia and Now York, 200 2:23. a. IN.
b:,', o:3s D. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l:06, l:il A:5l
s:O0a III. ll:14 y. Ii.
ARRlNr AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, li2 s:5I.7:i5, 800 S:3S 0GJa. N
200 ~; lEl5, $50, 'i:N3. 2bp, 4:76,
500 $40, 900, $40 o:57 s:OO,g.tO 1t W, Y s.
p. IN. sundays. H4l IS, 800, I0,lo,
n H.; 2 80, 1855, II 90, y 90 .. II.
From New YORK, ll', 4:jl. s:COa. H., l:oo, l:09
800, e:57, ll:g4 i, N. un Sund .yS, l-42,
45i, 500 q. IN, Ii:Oi, j., ID
From Baltimore, 200 HGS, $40, 1883, 1878 a
H., 1913, t:ll, o:oSa;j5. On Sundays, 300,
223 IA. IN, BIZ, o3s y: B.
From Washington, 200, 2:23, n:5i a. m, 1898
1903, 5'l7, t;3S, $3.50 y. N. I'm Sundays,
200 2:.3, a. NJ j:l7, tf1s, 800 p. IN.
New Castle, s4s, s:aG q. H., l1:v1, tlr, 90
pm. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. H.; 1907, 500 .
III No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad. s4'
a. H.; II Oh. o:b6 p. IL. Sunday tr aims, -
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 q. M; All
y ID. Sundays, $40 q. M. $40 p. Ia.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAV.
Phi adelph'a. 18th and Market strsets, 1890,
1858, $50 7:l5, 1885, s:2l, 1922 Loo II 80
a. m, E2", 1870, a:l6. 4:t2 4: ., sos, t:l5,
Bob, 1898, g. 0, 1000, ]0l5, ll:30, p. III. n
Sundays 1890, 1856, 7lt. $50, a. IN, l:Ob
500 1000: lO:ln, II 80 y. In.
Figures marked thus ~ denote the Iira.tsj
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train will leave Grays' Ferry for
Broad and washington avenue station on ar
rvaI of following train. leaving Wilmington
at 6bb 800, 800, 946 q. IN. and 1880 D. 10
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
Whining ton at $50. 7:l6 bic. lO:lb a IN, lao.
6:2', $40 .. In. '''''
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frunWN.

rEOCERIEs, F nLnwN.
~ Buy Yes ers look around d., 'p Suy
by buying where you ca hco 81 d
for the Ieatt money. i,p,r,t'i.,
dried a. pies, : c' &c. s. '. 3 q, ;.
peaches, 10 and lI 'a ,l5 cd" !,
CO.; 2 rs. good COFFEE g., -Jon; !.
syrup ever sold in u, u cs; n
GOOD Good syr"ps 10 and !. nd a az 50 81
extra, our 90 Is nus .,sIliug 49,
brands of flour, WI : f,,a,,s
ss,7i; best Ulifton !, + ~ r. &. 81
i 1l"aF; c y ''' RemmHembe,r, ~, We ~
tiours to give s4tis' sae,fiud tHs;|
attel The flour and is 1ht 4
r u SDn mend end e. ociaIly, rnSSns,,,l
than any other srJ,I,T,s rts .,
Good !, delivered 81 aar huujttt.5
ity. Hay $l.9b PsenIRn tfJ
OTIS, 80 cts 7. J.. vMaryln
SOU or front ana ,t tcrpe'
sure and got to- f'e'
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TWELFTH AND MARKET SIS.

Wilmington, Delaware,
where he will keep on hand 3 vailed and
arge assortment Of White aad Yenow Pho
spruce and IemlOck LunJer, Pockets snG
clustering Lath. a liberal snare OF public
patronage IA solicited JOHN WISE.
Sart 7-2tawly
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This man, like many others, recog-
nizes the proper place to have his want
supplied Evidently he has d 3cOverpd
the superiority Of the goods made and
sold by
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Figures marked thus ~ denote the Iira.tsj
axpraHH Lrains.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special train will leave frays Ferry for
Broad and Washington avenue station on ar.
rlvai Of following train leaving Whining ton
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
Whining ton At $3.50. 7:l6 bic. lO:l5 IN, go.
b:2', $40 .. In. '''''
Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-03

 Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup has cured of dyspepsia and indigestion and therefore recommend it with confidence to those afflicted with like diseases. MRS. THOMAS ROBINSON