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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

HOPS.
neceIpts for the week, last week OO1 Dales
Erports for 6g9 bales. The market rallied toward
The cose and has auced ruled fairly active ana
% 10 2sc aud have further orders 10 m az the later Pee
but cannot ind hops Thoy hesitate To Soc OuBha
strictly choice growth might draw bid that high dealers
having stocks Offering soc ior prime
quaty but there few lots remaining In TINS eiy
ana spectators inclined To hold now tha me
10 refuse good present time oeany have
the Tor all leg tiuAte wants un no
sud material advance now must
curtai the consumption. few new Palmers seedlings con
finne and sell in small at 80 soc 1oafIlngs
about nominal. Prime Callfornans ohering AT 2oSZec
state Choice 1892 800 90 Do crop OF ISL. 200
Do Ordinary 10 Pr1me2J AIS California. loo2...Zz@-o
POULTRY ASD GAME
Nearly ten Of Live Poultry arrived yesterday AMI 10
dsy and the suffered fnrther decline Killers
arc especially with Fowls and the wants OF the
al ljc. outside price for prime western
Fowls DAY. local rarely sell shade higher ChOicc
Chickens demand from wagon boys at lioi All
other grAdes neglected Turkeys In ght supply wanted
higher Ducks lower a. weak Geese selling fy Al
Dressed turkeys very and rm almost ANYTHING In
will bring 2c Chickens not plenty ana having
c4y for Good Western lots Dressed Fowls ueE
lecfed and accumulate The heavy arrivals aud de
cline In Live buyers cautions about taxing more than
enough present requirements Ducks unchanged SQUADS
steady.
irs shade rmer and IN better demand We see no Nen
SON Offering small conrablld lots OF Grouse AMI Parrdges
co1nue arrive dealers do want 10 receive then
the law IN regard 10 them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
FRUITS AND SUTs-DmED.

Receipts the woek-Dred Fruits 628 pkgs peanuts
1873 pkgs i44 pkys Exports oil Dried Apes oo
pkgs Old Dried Fruits remain about nominal The ieiann
ing stock principally Dried Peeled Peaches VIII
few Eyaporated Apples aud Peeled Peaches q lew sun.
Unpeeled Peaches aud State Plums Houefs schol
ay ask but there few buyers ana oy
lot Of Old California Plums recently 500 TO-
Thcrc daily receipts the lots of knu eh
ing Cherries quite small and the business Is hardy
establish reliable quotations Eyaporated Appes
are nomlnay l26l2 &c for Prime to choice no fancy os
here North Carolina Dried Sliced sold al eoa5c ~
corng quality. held higher under strong an
vices FROM that KENTUCKY quarters are oneieu
arrive at bd6 2c sales. few Evaporaled Peeou
Peaches here but have as yet hai no sales
sold lie for Good and l22c Tor tho'.o
Georgia Dried Peeled Peaches Offering in sma o,
and salable IN range OF l2al3?c Tor GOOD sounu ~
Choice No Dried Unpeeled have arrived as yeI
Cherres sold fairly l7dlsc rarely above &c
sold At and that price bid for more asp
berries steady Huckcborics duh offered al ii &c 'or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK Cfrr.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITE
Old Post road, o O. adjoinng land OF Barbara Kels
to- ter M "a J9ShgoTesuAi $4,000
Avn Rs s and md wife % Mcaairo $4,000
32d-st 92.6 II W Of lstsvc. l76x49.6 Julius Gum
precht and wife 10 Bertha Propst.
Ave-B. OF 4th-st. 4SKlo0 Frederick Schaefcr
and another "a Franz Suchy.
Mott-aye Q s. $50 II from l63d.st, 26r95.6; George
Is Pelham et al 10 Ed Jeans aud another. .---.-.- D
cTow TO rsas Wiz and another 1850
sane STopor'y hias v.n 1850
Union.sL n s. lot 486ori256; Caspar Markart and 90.
wife to George Pointer. .:.--s; i'eoo
fmsr ,OD "nd W wife to aoserrs $4,000
ll0tt 400 II OF 2daye. 25Il0c1l; Patrick .xo
Mcintyre wife TO John o. Bren and wife, o'ooo
6thavo s. - = It n of 36th ST 8lsx60 III Davies :,
Same Rssperty Na'nan L''aust a.'en'' .@ 5000
ATTN a SSf 1 vi TO nemsnn
llOth.st SIS $50 II Q OF 2daye, 26xiOOlOi Mary =,
ct al TO Maria Moss. ~
Courtlandtave. VS. SIG II = OF l49thst 2S.3xloO;
George steiner and wife TO Theresa kaser-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
rnurrs AVID pEnnrEs-rnKsa.

Appes are generally easier gh the demand con
tinues fair the supply is rather eIces Cnoice
better sustained than Ordinary Fruit which mas VERY ILL.,
call About 1u6 Maryland and Delaware roaonos
have arrived far this IN addition 10 free receipts
boat aud largely quantity from Jersey Null
the fruit was badly wateroaked and the eitreme rs
melted hundreds OF baskets and crates Weo
taken direct to the oa dock and the great buk Oh he so
forced on for thing II would brag TO-DAY tnsro
without improvement Backoerres about gone Maci Rc
cepts Of Pears heavy demand limited ana
dull al varieties lower Piums In fre recopt anu
safble low prices Grapes arriving III
quantities from all points Far south North caroins an
Champion coming forward from this State TINS as
mand continues allow and prices are weak ~ 20
WaterneOn3 plenty and have dropped rlcs
keep the docks Market overlooked with Mssknei rs
md val vary unc I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
LIVE sronK MARKEra-nY rELEaRApH

LIVE STOCK MAREET5-3Y TELE9BAPH
BUFFALO. Aug. 2l.-Cdtte- Receipts today $40 mead,
total for week thus far 5000 head for time week
unchanged few good cats sale SaiesGood 10 Choice
steers SIS SUD sU Good shippers 50 IS TO- Fair to Me
Grades 20 Texns and Cherokecs "a ~ eS4 40
SeepReceipts today 1900 hea total for the week thus
far $500 head for the time last week l2O0 head,
consigned through IL market active but lower sales
Fair TO Good Western s3as Choice 10 Fancy 81 20
Western Lambs 50 rs 6S6
to-day 700 hoat total TO- thus lar
$4,000 head for timo last week 1000 heal consgne
through 10 market had good demand aud ratios were
shade higher: sales-Good 20 Choice Yorkers corn fed
Medium and Heavy fed So Co. Mixed Grassers 70
$50 20. Pigs 81 9Uej
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Aug II Receipts OF Cattle 665
head shipments OF do nonc market active at about last
weeks quotations.
Receipts OF Hogs 035 head, shipments nonei market
firm Phadelpnias SIS as5 Co. Workers. IS 60a IS 20.
Receipts OF Sheep 1900 head shipments none; market
slow az about last weeks closing prices
Receipts 1000 shipments 1900 market brisk strong and
IUc to loo higher PicssPac 81 So Packing
and shipping So 1oos5 40 Light 50 5Sss5 80 skps So 10
1475
CateRecepts 6OOo shipments 800; market active and
firm Good Grades dull and l0wer Common SaiosEI
SIS yOdSo 49, Good Choice shipping steers 30 o
So as. Common Medium S4Gs5.
Sheep-Recepts l.5OO shipments 700 market slow but
steady SaesInerior To Fall S2@2 0O. Good 80 20 Choico
S. 30.
supply still usually large; all but best grades almost
unsaeabls ports 50 9s GOOD 70 choice snplng
30 IS S. Common to Fair "a - 9 40 Grass exsns
and Indian steers 50 % Cows and Hsers 80 TO- inc
bulk of the sales being at SIS 10 os38j.
Seepiseceips 800 head shipments 4D0 supply exoe.
375.
strong Sacs-ght Grades 1T S. 80 a 5 40 PacklnS
better at 81 50es5 Butchers hisaer At s. lOoso ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

POTATogs AND GREEN yRGErABLEs
Ionr Island Rose selling 10 about the extent OF
arrivals quotations Quite good many ots eonS from
Troy Albany aud sell at ~ 90 tsbbagcs ia gheI up
nh nd her AbOut 200 Dbs Cucumber pickles on sale
iodav ana prices dropped 90 75cd$l EEg plant lower
aud weak onions about steady. Not mno can LOT sneI
Lima or stfing beans Tomatoes selling slowly ana Ohy
choice reach top quotaon Green Corn III goou request
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

Middle m 49,. I'D G25 25i2d24a ~ GZ31
5:;Sstts ssss si' ssis SSS q
Poor damaged, all kinds -.........-.-....H 9l'
UNION TANNED ,
H Hss :,s. H ,sss Crop & sS $Ss
T c,sI ssss as,Gy = as ssiss Middle
Damaged. l6dl9bc-
MErALs-There is slow movement in both American and
sesa Pig Irons he e
further Obligations: We quote No !, ss2ss s go 20,
ssssne scDteS S s isSos 81 s S 5
81 n ss % ansoan 81
s rams s5s at tas mill s sDa sss saa Gr
asss scrsp,fon has soid mcdesty s
r. Ipgo' S3DEer sells very moderately a. - a. u %
for straits Tin Plates continue moderate request a. re:
css. faa.sSc sss n y 90 srs il
vas unchanged with Common Domestic and Refined soid al
s sss' @ ST sT, ssa at On s
Ms sso sasy 9 a%s on r oa and ~ se Lead
stock quiet 24s24sc. for 500 test;
er s 5S ana ncqnaL vsp moderate for
h VA IN o.ins was Srt Strained to
eeSi strained however sin maintained at - %
sss.s Sssx 100 BIS soaihegns a. aie JObbns lots 4Sc'
sKAfN-xHExI-Msrse "a isc lower the spot and
sss NOR .cye ior export options quiet 1ut s was
toward The eIcse the market Winding s!eadisr
I "a sS and sss sas e Si ssc
"a No. do. y4sesi 6ss Steamer 80. ssS DO.
l ~ ds,vered stesaer 10 do 81 iS NO NO do
ssA's g33 DO White do 81 "a Ungradod White y9c q
a 70 steamer No White, sIc NO: spmne' n "a
hss August. gii''ff4 sssl is els.as g J ds.
spehDeE 81 $50 1884, closng IL 1875 October ~ ~
s., :o closing 81 26 NSyembsE 81 : SgSsSia % 2s
cti NJ da and depressed state and Canada 9o7s
iz1l3c do. cost insurance ana freRnt
BAILEY very quiet LOCO bush. New crop 20
IVA reported SOLD for October. oOc 1850.
xsss ana unchanged. CORN-Marketq quiet as regsi.
ssaeIs but export cash Nightly higher
uoas advanced &c slight depression early IN
sales $4,000 bush for future and 2oi o0o p1sn
49, 80 including Ungraded Mixed, 56ae3c.; No ao' 9G
Steamer 90 ese NO. Do &c IN eiey s.n: 81
snost No Mixed for August 62s4 0t3c closiht "a
G esa elta6z7c closing 6z.sei 0eS1sIi o. lie
Sxnhtr % dull; White 2e3c. lower
,s slightly easier options declined AGO. put Slo oc
n,Iner sales $4,000 bush. for future ana s.;yo'
X s snh 9esons No Mixed ss,2e do %1i'e &c
a. a,Isd $685. do White. 3304l &C.; no L. o.
Sissa ww sst:r, No Chiesgo White State
e: No Mixed August 35e3s ac closing q
We closing 40 November see5Viac, closing 80 isc
10y EkD quiet and prices unchanged
~<sSst ID, 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

Bv Richard Y. Hdrnstt q Co.
4-story brick fat with lot, No l04 East l2Zd
Fuller no0i .u.o ". $4,000
3.sIory brown stone houses with lots. No l47 TO
aetbsr ia 10 .,so 1890, John N Pinincy - 2l,7so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

Tho daily receipts milk and cream AZ the various
railroad al buiIng points In aud near the city Tor te wres
ana 25i cans OF cream Harlem; 2.Sii00 cans
Va ,nnt,H' NewJer.ey Central 375 cans oil milk
and can. of cream; New-York CITY and Northern loI5
r ~ ,,dL. Nidland 4g2 cans of milk and 20 cans OF
cream miscellaneous short route 800 cans o. alk anu ~
daily receipts were l2O2! cans OF
LIZ and 3Di cans cream. The surplus on the platforms
een sold az price OF 81 IL can OF ~ qS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22


Western factory y a,o stats da a "o"n i7l.alsl,
crea%sry siaie ana state DAIRY w''h e,s
cT rs11 Western imitation ss
o1ss%s1E %:''sr9e D. ns :ss:ss. 81.
c cTsa%sy seconds Il DIS Western Dairy eI e
cT crss% sweet .ao,ss2i wsstera barry. ~
S. sss %s s1ir ss'' osi ws.sra Dairy .c az
STATE dairy 9 lSs' s2os ws.fsn factory
e. sna S, ,se III tubs June, extra lis @liia
ant pals hrs's mn; ent nrssl2 ais
and pals ssconds15 oil Western factory 10 ela
state dairy Welsh ma secon''''-'-'''''''N
s, aae" dairy shSra' Welsh W,
tubs extra hrsts .ls 9lo5
e5S last ss .'s g. = 91s f *
s ss.% LopaCn go g. GS 9po Sn
* 1s cheese
ss wiling %s,a the s %ssse receipts
on sf FiGay irsy and % aSss
% out sac pce for the yey best rasrs
wss ih sS' 10
ay e the ssi:s at The markets aggresans
ruling cS % RS nc esn sf selma IN the
State at Receipt. also daring the Pss %p
no. az e Closing rates week and DO
look oT Swe ass ss pTss s Yet
the carving soch e 81 J uder first price
sps Competition with the Eh ,s %aae s SSO ds
SShs m mere sl ase bsen NO flesh for day OF
plenty sOS .a store e tSS s
onng Tor the goods high 2c There nave peeh
cheddars selling She for The bes the
s Sss wnc SaotsS
hcca ohio Flats been generally dull p1t @wsr" ,p
49, are has been better inquiry Tor stIlcty
Ys. nj ali very slow state Skins very dn
D ,awer Pennsyy MIA and lower grades OF State oA'
Itremsiy duh the rates quoted large STOCK
1 lst;ng I'll the Cresmeries
s Ts Fsssssy ss%sy
Do Do do Good Fine. n stas ss pme Penn
DO DO S hsr M " sSms 7 syyanla seoS 2hs -
oh f,9s fs MA: 7ass Do skins ro0r.. IL
Do Good 10 Prime ohS 'Ei
| EGGS.
wsss o 500 pkgs; last week HIP. Under
usbf sryss and good demand the market pesa nbpov
,nr scowing our last writing and so conunuea 70
on which day sales high a. S2c iT sa
% 81 " Tor Canadan MichiKan and ono o's anu 49,
for average Westera with few ois =. Of
IL d.o a,,fvals ars more liberal and 49,
ioaxy an se way while tho demand mas peel
ehsase by tho prices causing reaction Oh iu' &C., wiz"
Rsfe Pen Der GA hwesern Poor too .oa
Canadian, do. 90 s~A''''
Western, Prime do. seA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

week. OF me pest stations were SOLD to schneider
ally good and wek dealer sMr soddsrtl who has
and handled nearly all OF the horses imported from
France and Scotland SAID this morning to tho reporter
have over seen and ha DO very much surprised their
colts do not prove emnenty satisfactory to the owners
With the exception 80 consigned TO Mr. Chase all OF
these horses owned By Mr. ~ W. Durham, OF Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
Geachers.

A FOREIGN PROFESSOR would accept Two
N pupils In French and Germans excepuona'p ~"
references. Address, 65 West 5lstst
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
srade nrofo,ss Iecturers, secretaries compan
ions and housekeepers supplied without charge r1Y
traitor Zee 10 teachers until suited r ~ yort
HERE d Co. 81 East l7hsG Union squair, .s panel
References Rev. A. ID. carter ID. 10 neo'o' ''""
a MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUIE.M,,Btte s.,
N teachers American and foreign promptly WIN ood
schoos MaSy teachers wanted Now r. the time 70 Apply
J. W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seeie'Ais' HN'' " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
REAL ES1A1E

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, August 81. 1888.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

po,s'oe' L" L. per 81 s7sl 70 81 5OS2 so
ner lDnOns Conn. and
110obunche: p' 1851 so l.. l. Red pr bol 2ooS
c1 arr, ,h L T.; per 7soloo led per Dbl. GOAL 25
cabbage n JSriis 10y, 900, 90 Der bill 49, GOAL 30
Corn s"ee,,s ;SS 7ssl % l. Der bag 5oel 90
cgcnm9 Sdd 7sa1 90 bag bag - 75sl so
Eggplant LI"per oool 25 ami ii. SSsh 4o9 90
oHion' yellow per 75a2 90 DER Dol 6Oei 90
Dbl.........-..--s. 4 'VN~"'l ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Aug 2l-Bacon. Cumberland Cak epu snort
Rp 4s0a Pnme Ness. o6Jds do WESTERN 'o1 Lara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
BROOKLYN propertp for Sale ano 90 Eet

UfpU"'g" Ff'Ts'g
LIOR SALE-VALUABLE FACTORY PROP
erty Brooklyn +. d.. near WHARFAGE l2ios pricx Build
ings abundant from spring l2los adjoining IN
iinnroved: price moderate; terms ELSEY a. SUf-
DAM, No. So Broadway. Brpoklyn r. ID
ITO LET.-First-class Flats, Brooklyn Heights;
i and 9 rooms; five minutes TO Brsd-e, tulton ana
wall Ferries fne views OF bay h,rST ana lover
For further information apply on premises o5 Coiumps
Heights
THREE new private houses, Queen Anne
i STYLE cabinet trimmed each door. In Brook yn 70
exchange for country residence or farm o' Hofr
SON, rs Nassau-st
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
[CoMMUNICATEDl
Practical Hints.

Some of us are aware Of the preva-
lenee of disease in our midst, and this
Fall has brought it's share of rash,
measles, mumps and diphtheria, and we
do not know how soon more serious
troubles may visit our town again.
which may forcibly remind us of two
years ago this Winter. Hence the need
of precaution, care and cleanliness.
PrecautiOn, that we run no rash risk
of contagious disease in any form.
Care of our individual health in dress
ing warm, proper diet, avoiding strong
drink, and late hours, &C., especially
paternal care for the welfare of OuI
children. Cleanliness, that all decay.
ing matter as leaves, &C., are removed
from around our dwellings, and burned
so they may not generate miasma, BY
being swept into the streets. Oh these
PerniciOus streets, just think of it! how
they are inviting an epidemic at nc
distant day. But Providence dispense.
thus, and so we may meekly bow ever
If the mud deepen on our street cross
ing and the filth does accumulate il
front of our doors.
Again in the vicinity of contagiOu
diseases disinfectants should be used. az
the scattering of chloride of lime arounC
our dwellings, mild fumes of sulphu
should occasionally permeate through
out our houses, that the subtle germ
of lurking disease, may if possible b
annihilated.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
w. C. II II.

The Third Annual Convention of the
Delaware WOman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at LAUREL on Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday, November 18TH
14th and 18th
The first meeting will be formal recep-
ton of the Delegates and friends by the
Pastors of the town, on Tuesday Evening,
at the Methodist Protestant Church.
The Convention will regularly open for
business on Wednesday morning, at 9
o'clock. A Mass Meeting will be held on
Wednesday Evening, addressed by Miss
Narcissa E. White, Of Grove City, Pa.
Efforts are being made to secure the atten-
dance also of Mrs. Hannah Whitall Smith,
National Supt. of Evangelistic Work, whs
| will probably give Bible Reading on
Thursday Evening.
Local Unions are each entitled to send
five delegates, and we hope every Union
will arrange to send full delegation.
We most earnestly desire and request
Pastors of Churches, Officers of Sunday
Schools, and of various Temperance or
CARNATIONS, to send one lady delegate fol
each organization. Our fervent wish is t.
have them unite with us in considering the
great question of Temperance, which is now
so moving the States of this Union. The
evil in our own beautiful State cries to III
with loud voice.
Please appoint your delegates and sent
the names at once to Mrs. j. B. Quigg
Laurel, Del. Entertainment will be pro
vided for all delegates
Send to Mrs. Mary l.. Cox, MiddletOwn
Delaware for orders for reduced fare
Mrs. ANNIE H. MARTINDALE, Prs't
Mrs. MARY l.. Cox, Cor. Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
ST. NICHOLAS,
EDITED BY MRS. MARY NAPEs DODGE.

EDITED BY MRS. MARY MAPEs DODGE
The New York Tribune once said In the ava
lanch of immoral literature that threatens the
children. some strong, vitality wholesome, and
really attractive magazine Is required for them,
and ST. NICHOLAS has reached higher platform.
and commands for this service wider resources in
art and letters, than any of its predecessors or
contemporaries" The reference to the wide re
sources i'll art and letters commanded by ST.
NICHOLAS was never more fully illustrated than
by the extraordinary list Of attractions which that
magazine announces for 1891. The following will
be some of the leading contributors:
Louisa NJ. Alcott, J. T. Trowbridge,
Captain Mayne Reid,
Maurice Thompson, Frank II. Stockton,
Hjalmar HjOrth BOyesen,
Chas. Dudley Warner, Joaquin Miller,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
Julian Hawthorne, Celia Thaxter,
Mrs. A, d. T. Whitney,
Mary Mapes Dodge, f. S. Brooks,
Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka,
George w. Cable, Chas. G. Leland,
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop,
John G. Whittier, C. P. Cranch,
Susan Fenimore Cooper,
81. H. w. o. StOddard,
and scores of other distinguished writer's The
best artists and engravers illustrate the magazine
II has been truly said that the reaeding of ST
| NICHOLAS is
GA LIBERAL EDUCATION"
for the boys and girls who are fortunate enough
to have it, In no other book or periodical Is in
struction so happily blendid with recreation ant
| amusement.
The price is Saaa year, or 25 cents a number
Book SELLERS, news-dealers, ana postmaSters re r
direct to the publishers, by money or expires
order bank check draft, or in registered letter.
THE CENTURY CO., New York, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
auI,pcH SERVICES.

,tr,,on,sr FPIscoPAL.-Sunday-P
AsBuRY M i6iI NJ. and Up. N. Sunday School
ing a. on IC3I3 Prayer Meeting-Thursdays at
n-rre's PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL.=--sunday-
Rreachins SAINTS Day-gI5 AN Sunday School
Rev. VIM. b. Gordon, Rector.
,.r.urlN --Sunday-Preaching at lOH A. NJ.
PRESsi, " Sunday School, P. N. Prayer
Sada,;;Dr.Wednes at P. N. Rev. j. I.
Tmsted. Pastor
:, PoLYcARP CATHOLIC CHuRcHm IS sunday TaS
o. Of every month. at 10 A. A' ana r M new
,,,,,, METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored).-
CESSS,TnhdSsvMPreaching at lOl1 A. NJ. and ?. NJ
S sunday school, P. N. Rev. d. A. Ridout
wE .-Sunday-Preaching at lO1
A. !" and ~ P. NJ. Sunday School-212 P. NJ
poy John c. Brock, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31

like sayages. The knowing ones say
that they are colored people returning
home from town, where they obtained
an over supply of Jersey lightning"
Whoever it may be, it is certain that
disorders and lawlessnesses are ON the
increase, and rumor has it that o GER
tain man had lost by gambling in this
town about 81. 400"
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
Some
Special Things

Cashmere for 50 cents
tall woody. The new tar
if will prevent this quail
ity from ever again selling
at this price.
A Black Albatross at Is
cents, exactly half-price.
A fine Black Cancels
Hair. 46 inches wide. at
90 cents.
A good 36-inch all-wool
Cashmere at 40 cents.
An excellent Black
Cashmere, all-wool, q
yard wide, at 45c,
A very few much adj
Inired Embroidere {
Robes at one-third off o
usual price.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
sEcpEr SOCIETIES.

-.,,,,, IonGE. No. 10. A. F. A. M.-Meets First
HAn nd Third Thursday evenings of each month,
,,a.,rvc STAR LODGE. No. G. 1. o. o. F.-Meets
A every Friday evening at o'clock
,,snor,xvr1. ENcAMPMENT, No. ., 1. 90. F.-Meets
ASooand and Fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month, at o'clock.
SMYRNA CoNCLAyE, No. 45. ORDER OF HEPTAsoPHs
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
NOTICE.

Runaway from the premises of the subscriber
on Monday, October Sth, Hannah NJ. Greenwood,
aMhite girl, aged Is years. All persons are for
bid hArboring or trusting her ON my account as
l will pay no bills contracted by her.
S. C. DERRICKS0N.
Taylor's Bridge, Del, Oct 10, lSS3.-Sw
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31

!. r.. MTLLIN e. SON,
9Th and Market, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-31
These lots Of Shoes that are amazingly
desirable for the prices:

desirable TOT the prices;
a2s pairs d Sn enc pairs KID S" ont PAIRS Ws
s4:35 w, $500 W., Boots 1926. ",
Straight ' Goat "S%sa: Rs Women" 9 % %a
S pairs wemns 1e p' women DG Sso PAIRS womens
sqsc0A Kid Button enc E o I R Kid Button
$325
China and Glassware we hardly dare to
risk saying anything about, as the lots an
nounced are nearly always sold out in few
hours of the day they are presented, Watch
the city daily papers for the announcements,
and if these lots are sold when you come do
not be disappointed, as we have new lots in
every day or two.
In Furniture. Young couples should see
f: ssS A sao ss e s9 ss sss Furniture for
Our Works at present turn us out only
four suites per day of these goods, so that
first come, first served. Nothing like this
has ever been done in Philadel Phia before.
a fine frame Body Brussels Carpet at
$1.25 that we are willing to endorse as good
thing
We are not permitted to give the
makers names. The goods are new this
season, and fifty patterns at least to choose
from.
The first Fall Offering of Ladies'
Robes are all-wOOl, of ample material in nine varle-
ties dark rich hues and the patterns are on the
palm-leaf order The effect is much the same, if not
full equivalent as though an expensive Cashmere
Shawl were disseoed and made into robe, as is often
done The expense being infinitely less $25.
Also few Wrapper Patterns Persian and with
adecided Oriental effect The olive. old gold and rich
dark hues are suhdued in broad border OF consistent
but curious formation 10 to ii yards EACH S2per yard
There are other lots equally interesting,
and new things daily arriving.
Samples of Dress Goods sent by mail !;
a"Postal' will receive immediate attention.
John w anamakeT
Thirteenth Street Chestnut Street
Market Street and New City Hall.