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Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

Some time during last night some one
broke down the awning posts In front
of the grocery store Of William Hitch
Gus, at Fourth and Walnut streets, and
placed the Stats across the door Of Sing
ley's confectionery store, No. 2i0 East
Fourth street. They also took about
thirty empty boxes that we're on Sing.
ley's pavement and piled them IN front
OF the store door and window. A shelf
that was In front Of Mr.. Kitchen
store for the purpose OF standing baskets
on was torn down and = barrel Of fish
rolled from the pa vement outin Fourth
street. An empty barrel was also placed
on the pavement on Walnut street, and
when the man who attends H. +.
Pickel's horse went TO the stable onSun.
day morning. he found that the harness
had been tied in knots. and otherwiss
Injured.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
IN N q MORlA.

In memory OF Orvilla NcCaulIey, who de
pared this lilo September 81, 1884, agei
years and months.
Little urviils. one Of the brightest bios
SONS OF our fiock has left US. We mourn H.
her Tor We miss the happy smils with which
she greeted US eson time We met but W,
know the has only lett this world Of pain ant
sorrow to Join the angels In bright ant
happy world, and she will be there TO wei
come US all To her bright and happy home
am going home, d ar mother,
Doing home TO u d,
Oh, do n weeo, dear mother
Hut meek!y bear the rod.
For in the heavenly ma usion
Zen the little ones are tlert
And with the dear kedeemer
They gain the promised rest.
ON, do no. weep. dear brother.
For thi re are mansions fair
Where We hall meet again. brother.
And love snch other there.
Oh. will my father miss me.
When be 70 urns at evening
And will be ofu think Of me
ASS 70 At home In heaven:
VIII my sister sport and play
As when was by her side.
And will you check her mirth.
10 talk OF her that died
I'll watch and wait, dear mother,
Upon that heav emily shore,
For In the spirit land, mother,
Well meet " part no more.
For soon q guardian angel
VIII thy lost EN- restore,
shall see thee croB the river,
To gain the pea eful shore
None knew her but to love her.
None named her but to praise
Wilmington, Del. lila.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
AGhsssDy Fi.a.

The keepers Of Mabon's Light, on
Delaware bay, yesterday afterr cen dis
covered the decomposed body OF Edward
Broderick, an Sergeant Of police.
of Philadelphia, who WAS drowned Cd
Mahon . Ditch about two weeks ago,
while on a cruise down the bay after
oysters. The body was taken out Of
the water aud the Coroner Of Kent
county notified, who took charge Of the
remains and held an inquest, when .
verdict Of accidental drowning vas
rendered. This morning the body was
sent to Philadelphia in charge OF
Undertaken William X. Smith Of Dover.
Deceased was about S5 years Of age,
unmarried and in com Portable oircum-
stances. He had been on the Philadei.
phia police force for some time, and WAS
highly respected.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
PrOYressfng.

The Reliance Steam Fire Engine
GONNA y. No. 9, ous of the Oldest and
most Ell lent in tn. city, has purchas-
ed lot about 2lx100 feet, NJ Fourth
and LON bard streets, upon which they
propose ~ erect d large and commodious
engine house in the near future. The
building will be a fine and durable
structure, and will give the company
ampler ON tor their apparatus. The
purchase was made from VIM. M
Francs, hut the prioe paid is not made
public
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
lpasa.

The Edgemoor Sunday school -
making preparations for an impressive
pleasing Christmas entertainmentt
The Union NJ. T. Sunday school will
give Christmas tree entertainment on
Christmas evening.
The annual meeting Of the b. & p.
Railroad Com psny will b. held In this
city TO. morrow.
Mr.. Arthur Francis 10 employed on
the baltimore Morning Herald. He 10
spicy writer.
The Chiefs Of the Great Council in
Delaware, Improved o. Il. M will nay
an Official visit 70 Hopockohackina
Tribe, No. II, this evening.
VIM. NJ. Stuckert has taken out let.
ters Of administration on the estate Of
Thomas w. Belville, late Of Red Lion
Hundred.
MALT WHISKY cured ono Of the
most desperate cases ever received ~
the Hebrew Hospital In Baltimore,
that Of Mr.. Sol. Well.
The women's Homo and lForeigu
Mia iopary Societies OF tho Baptist
churches OF this city will hold . meet.
ing In the Second Baptist church this
evening.
Letters Of administration were grant
I'd BY Register Grub on Saturday 70
Michael Gallagher, on the estate CT the
late Ellen Deery, OF Christiaua Hun.
drcd.
On and after today the cara on the
Fourth street branch of the Whining.
ton City Passenger Railway, will rnn
At intervals oflfteen minuies instead
often "a heretofore.
James Hollingsworth aud Daniel
Deputy have removed their oyster
saloon from Second and King streets
To the basement OF tho Third and King
street market house.
At the temperance meeting in Holly
Tree Inn yesterday afternoon, interest
ing addresses were delivered by George
Day. OF Ocean Grove, I. Hartman, *.
b, McDouuell and others.
An unsuccessful ATTEMPT was made
TO burglarizo the Hour and feed store
OF ID. w. Pickles, at Fifth and King
streets early yesterday morning. The
OF.
The dead body # well-developed
coiored infant was found yesterday
morn ing In q building In the rear Of
Biegs cannery at Middletown. 1t was
apparently but few hours old and was
thought TO have been born alive, Tho
Coroner will investigate the case.
The proposed change Of grade TO be
made by the T.. W. & b RAILROAD Com
pany. IN the rebuilding Of the 10
over the Brandy VINE, does not interfere
with the established grades OF the city
In that locality. consequently the City
Council will not interfere. and work on
the new iton structure will be started
ct once.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
>t
The b. 4 r. Bridge

Considerable apprehension mo-.
for the treslle work Of The rs,
and r. Railroad bridge over the +
DIVINE on Saturday evening. IND
the volume Of water was hlphi,waY
thought probable he wood vork VI
be moved from iu rocky ioundl
unless floating trees or Ions M
come down the creek and Iodse agI
the nprighis. This, however, anal
occur and the bridge xralhered
storm In safety As a mate, Of
caution, however, men tray.d |
storm Of Saturday night, and .tool
the watch with poles in their ID
ready for emergencies. When
light came aud a calm ebsned he
shining out brilliantly and warm,ej
body felt glad that The iangt,
over.
When the mui dried ny, and
timber dried Oh, the fore. II w0rk}
went to work again, anl Dy ey.i|
rapid progress had bteu made III I'd
ing the woodwork Of iLr nth u
~. first beyond TIE .e'tug I'd
riis and tie last OF sixth h-nd ID
bridge viii br competed tie mid
of the week, when construction nd
will b run all the VA, acrDs, 1
track lay ing viii be rapidly pnshrd
towards Claymout l;is ,lIl beIie1
the Company viii have ;raIa' rum
from line "a line Ia tie STATE eet|
the end of the year.
Yesterday afteruelr Nslug clear q
warm and the IL I'd having l'led up
AL incredibly short pace Of time, soI
5000 or 1900 ltops must hiTe vl'l
the bridge 10 ste SIGHT not often 10
seen in a life tine Pie l''rswing
wire bridge w: he HaadyW
irembltd aud yibra,td IS Toe cfo1
passed TO and ir1, bu, SOD lhe 't
bravely No work Along TOE fyn,d
being none now except tdN sOicn u
solutely necessary 10 *cuie inc iuna
Of trains through the state by Tue
Of January.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
s.N,rers Elected

Ats meeting Of the Aso''ts , mi
Improvement Society oa Ian
night, the following c hles :, =, uop1
for the ensuing term oil , .,,,ll.p
President, Jsrlnan ) ); M Gu s.rrstI
President, Hubert 4 t,O .i,, s,crsl}
Minnie Lombard flnancIIln ,osn,p
Il. r. Uber Treasuit y sbaW Ell
sparks Critic, Sale i Y o.a Dl
Jsrman }. McMaiii I,,na s.rgsau1
tor, Anderson Fielding GinE,y "a isrl
Arms, W. Elmer u'pl .. NeD1s
sergean,-at.arms, J S"ir ,,'frty,Ji
Board of Gu ators, Auu" , 4 I'D
Mcdowell, Mrs JAM ,,.,r +. he'd
Aud iting Committee, n" gcDouI
W, Elmer Gibpey, JAM ,r. E1asd'
Committee on Appea'-' i" A + ctu
Committee of the Asbl''
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
A Disputed Case.

Tue d distribution Of the estate u the
late John spence, who died in West
Chester, Pa, som- eighteen months
ago, has given r,.e TO litigation, two
women representing thelnselv.s % be
his Lawful wives. The matter may be
summed up ~ follows: John Spence
formerly II sided in this State, and in
1859 Was uarried At Dover 10 n lady
naIned ElZabstA He afterwards re-
sided in this city, and then abandoning
his wife removed u West Chester,
where he passed fsr single man.
Sometime after in 1878, he married
annth.r iady, and the two lived u.
g-ther until May ), 1888. when Spence
died, leaving sma estate. Tue last
wife took ont ietiers of administration
and when she came to Il Z her account
with The register, Elizabeth Spence ap
peared ana put in her claims for the
proceeds GA her petition the Court
appuiured j +. Perdue to make distri-
button Of the fund to the parties leg ally
emitted 80 he same. RodnuLd
Smith, Esq apuear-d ~ "auusti tor
Mrs Sp,Ir.. No :and Washington
/ wus-ui, Esq for widow No. :. Tue
parties have al four hear;rgs, the Il.g
of which occurred o. Saturday. Mr.
TpY I.>trd, ho~ever does not rest his
case simply On ou- sround. He claims
that ! tut first marriage is established
Hannah spence, the West Chester
claimant, ~ entitled 10 wages as d
housekeeper and 10 nursing deeedent
during the long illness preceding hi'
death, on the ground that HANNAH
having been Induced TO marry HIM o.
the pretense OF his being a single man
he thus procured these services b!
fraud and that where voluntary ser
vices are procured by fraud the part,
upon whom fraud is practicrd ma.
claim compensation for her labor att.
the fraud Is 4 discover, d.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
DEA T hS.

DUffY-In this city on the eth inst, Sarah
wife Of Neal DUFFY, In her ssth year
The relatives and frtends OF the family are
respectful ly invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. All East 1inh
street, on Wednesday mornirg at y O'Clock.
High Mas At 81. msry's church. lnterment
In Cathedral C-meiery.
DIE NJ Ga De-. :, Thomas Drein, fgod &;
years
The relatives and friends Of tie family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral ser.
vices 10 be held At Asbury NJ. r. church, on
wednesday afternoon, the 10th inst OF 2
Clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
personal

Rev. j. NJ p n or. s,,,,, ctat1
m ington ard Bran1 :; ',ks laI
yesterday afteInoo'ii 10, 70 .A boy, rloj
rome eight years ago . F cbar,c d
bis removal to his new ron 10 ri
his remains at SON. pa "a ,be l'a
lot that may he selected e,,h 4 'Or he 4
beers OF his family VI IL tSsli
family may be favS aver, a, ~ ,husttr
i s,eels s. as on NJ been eIet.ps .
of The lit, boy Pto'.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
I'll EUI7Il|

Vu8 Arfuh.
An eight.year.o old dan,,. ."''
meyer, residing at No. soa = Of
street, met with a ser,on NO East 81
saturday a'I, afternoon in 1, ,h accident
, Eso, store Of John R. MAJ, n,ar
East Second street. rb @a 1,.' No.
accompanied arS her mother to =, s'rl
anu anu asked the clerk, Mr.. c ~ The
her a ride on the elevate, ''s .nl 70
man, not thinking of ,t., me y
a ', complied with her ,s Dr,ls
saittd the elevator, which iis "
water motor. The child ra - run
s .he opening in the second ', s,o In
shortly afterwards MIR. CIa,s s'oIy'
Standing on the store tioo, S INV. sAd
,hies ne noticed jar a. ,h SH'SI'a J
,, u, was wrong with the sIsr,. =
;,m,1,mediately reversed IL ~, e,.eSator,
When the elevator ds.o. us nc
store. the young man and 1 ,he 70
,ip'1e. were astonishsd ~ ca
her lying unconscious w,,A 70
streaming from her mouth , ,at
ana one side Of her face .n a.a
Dr. Morrison was imm.J,a,',u'a
=. and an examiparion'
Cd that the jaw bone was b,0n..
that she had received o, ph,ute 70
ABOUT the head and face F,. ,r
possloie was done by the ph,s s,
!, make her comfortable, and rI =. 'oa'
her injuries were dressed .h a. .oo
moved to her home. Yes,p pri wa !.
found Necessary to spply , as"ty II
the physician said this mo, ,u
lhers WASH no reason to fear a"
vorable result, but that i, wa. ,a
some NON OF 81 her teeth will have to b. s.O
out. She rested very poo,is y a.. ~
and had some fevsr. Il. 'a ."
that afler the elevator passed ny, ~
ond floor. the child aplros a i.1
euee and WAS looking down, when
head came In contract with ,tst'u
door and knocked her down NJ NJ,
said be would not have aIiox.i
child to ascend, had she moi ,oads
req uest In her mothers Presence
that the elevator was rlppip,
SLOW.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
Fine Bronze Frsmes.

Yesterdays Star says that there Is only
9 Tl place where you can obtain Bronze
=, rames, bat the best place OF all Ia A.
nsrger'ss, Fourth and Shipley streets.
where the largest stock can be found IN
Deiaware and the prices by far the Low.
e s Gall and see them before you spend
your money reck less.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
Too Much Cold water.

Charles Wood, clerk in the store oil
Washington Ewing, Landenbe
Chester County, Pa, in attempting to
cross the bridge over the creek at Ian.
denbrrg on Saturday evening, stepped
overheard. and went down beneath the
raging torrent, but by dint of hard
scratching he made the shore some dis.
lance be low where he went In NJ. 1t Ia
suggested that had the mans name been
Stone in place of Wood, he might not
have swan ashore with so much ease.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Rsiru,a
NOVEMBER 23RD. 1884.


Trains leave Wilmington as .oiIows:
For Philadelphia and intormedi O.,
lions $40, 100 10. 80 3. 10. "a 3d. 40, 1905
p N.
Phiisdelp his, tsIpress), 2tk, 3.<o,aSc,y.A
sis, 300, $40 as 10. 0bll.t5 q. a.; L. Il, i2ti
La, e.2l, 6.66, $50. GO p. ID.
Row ork q 10. 2+b 3.s0,c go es1,T .cr.sn 1905
IL S. a. 10. fl24l, La 40 +00. 5.z2 SIS zoe
e.te, 40 pm
For W est Chester, via Lsmosin, go sLc
sis a.. In. ; 2.3o and x.Go p. II.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations 10 OF
.. m. 800, Ill y. u.
baltimore and Bay Line, 100 p. n.
baltimore and Washington. LIS, Al, st
90, 1879 am; Loo, 81 l,Its,7.no. . o.
Trains for Delaware My;fton leave for:
rev CASTLE, o.lh, 49, =. u. 1lsk, 400. "
| and e.2t p. IN.
HARM gton oeiu.sr. and way stations, s.a
| .. M, and IL 30 p. n.
Harrington and way stations, d.25 pp
Fxpress ror Sesford. 2 81 0. N
Express for Delmar. II. IS p m. every dsy
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| PHiiAisiphis and intermediate ssssics
s.le a. m. l2.ol N. $40, 100, s.U D. n,
| Pn!iadeipnta snd New ORR, 2oo,s., .3.+o
| For West Chester. via I.afnoktn. sla n
| ano $50 i. n.
baltimore anu " ashingtor. LIS, al. 40
| 1000 a. IN. baltimore, Tito \
| FOR I.her Information ia. seneers Are n
| feHed u ne unio-tstlos posted at the ST.
| lions.
rrairs marked t.j are mit.d sxpr ~.
upon which oxtra fare 10 onArged.
| OFARI ~ 4. PIfRh, J.K. WoOn
a~nsroi nan"Her .. nsrA' p.sssaxeI ass,
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
FOu nd.

A bunch Of keys Was recently found
In the neis hborhood OF Sixth aud Tat
nall streets, which the owner can have
BY calling At this office, proving prop
erty, and pay ing for this notice.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
On Dis.

Several marriages will shortly take
place among the school Inarms, and as
per c)nsequence the young ideas will be
furnished with other preceptors, who
will endeavor tn bend the twigs In such
manner that the tree will Incline the
proper WAY
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
VIM. B. SHARP,

4th ana Market, Cloth Department
A large line of Umbrellas,
made specially for the Christ
mas holidays,are now shown.
Everybody likes, and all
ought to prepare for a rainy
day. The goods are at prices
within the reach Of all. A
2S.inch Scotch bingham, ten
ribs, very strong, at 6e c.,
worth 81. 26. % and go in.
bamboo and partridge wood
sticks, 81 and $I.25, alpaca
and twilled mohair, paragon
frame, elegant umbrellas,$2..
SO and SO. A fine twilled
silk with orange wood and
bamboo handles, tipped and
bound with beaten silver, is
new, serviceable and hand
some, 1915 to Sc.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

l.. Messick, the injured fruit dealer 81
Third and King streets. passed = very
restless night last night. He Is worss
hurt than was IT first supposed, and his
age 10 against . speedy recovery. Nc
apprehension, however, are entertained
OF = fatal result.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

BosloN, Dec, 7.-Sullivau and All
Greenfield are 70 meet each other In .
four round match with soft gloves at
the Institute Fair building on Decem.
Der % 1t Is understood that \ licsn sc
has already beeen secured.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
rrsin Deisye.

The northern rxPf '.b,a and N"1
New York, Phi'adt y l., nv a. s.s...l
railroad, due In fn,s ,.e ye'"]
was over y hours ,,au.fsr ,le.|
ca used by one of the t csafs, ciy|
which runs BET ween ,,,nd upon, M
Norfolk, getting as' %Isn be ds1
shortly after noon nj the imseine =, "a
meant, as they ar, Rain u' run 0"
road on Sunday
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

The weathe. j., fair and slightly
colder. The tame cvndi tioDs prom Use 70
prevail Ia morrow, with a slight fall Of
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

DUkE MlLK-HAVlN9 ENLARGED
l. my DARYL am now prcpsred TO furnls III
all who may call on me. pure, # sh milk and
cream. Having Ierfonal supervision Of the
milk ny will qua sntee salts action MIX
deliver cd 10 quart glass Jars whsn desired.
W. BANKS, Prop. Riverside Dairy. Ad.
dress o2o W. 9Th st. Orders received throug b
telephone to bel. Beet Sugar Co mo. Is.)
d6if
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

The place to get the cheapest, and
best groceries, is at W. Fl. Mounts
store, S. W corner of Fifth aud Madi.
son streets Do not forget this.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

Another lot OF $500 stockinet new
markets. This garment is without .
rival at the price in this or any market.
G amor & Co., 62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

"ANTED "A FIRST. GLASS COOK
wv either white or colored, at els Wash,
lnBton street.. decSStf
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

Not dollars worth OF old stock on
hand. New GOODS and new prices at
Rows china store, 4l6 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

bisque Figures, shaving MUG.
az sets and plate setts in profu.
''oh ~ ROWS china store, AIS King at.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

REYBU RN-PIERSUN Dec. 3, 1885,. by
kev. r II. MAllsry, Mr.. David a. Reyburn
to Miss Linaie Ptereon, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

f~uh q n. tuernumeto: registered
terds! 81 legrees OF y. u. ~ 81
III. ard Al ~ ldp. III
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

HHOB SALE. THE CIGAR STORE.
- stock and fixtures at Eighth and JEFF
ferson streets. Apply on the prsmi, o..
deaa Ats
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

NJ AnTED "A GIkLGFle WANTS A.
~ place for housswork. Address nj. l.
this once. dec62ts
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

NOk SALE.-BAR COUNTER AND
II pumps. Apply at National Hotel.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
WIN. b. SHARP.

4th and Market, Coat Department
Elder down quilts and pill.
lows are specially handsome,
and a more restful place to
lay your head, or a more
light, elegant and warm GOV
ering, It's hard to imagine.
The down quilts are SIP,
Sl4 and SIC, pillows $2.75
and $3.50. No one could
fail to highly appreciate a gift
OF these elegant articles.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
Ladies TAKE Notice.

Al. A. Fitzpatrick, 306 King street,
has made a sweeping reduction in her
handsome velvet hats and bon cts.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
WIN. B. SHARP,

4th ana Market, Basement
For those ladies who pre-
fer to make their coats, we
now have an opportunity to
give them the greatest bar
gain in Jersey Cloth we ever
offered, it being part of a
shutdown mills product.
They are in black, brown
and green at SO a yard dou-
BILE told; worth S.. For plaid
wraps, we have the goods at
81 so per yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

NE ~ Il IN ROAINB.
We made preDarati ms for . large trade
this season n our new place, and have i'm.
ported from our factory In SwitI ,rlani over
$50 rye 81 re Mr. steal Boxee. To reduce this
o,E. md. as M tnducement to pur ,ha sers,
We have decided - sell TIL January LIST al
low. We manufacture these Instruments
specially for our tiue retail trade, embra cir Y
ne rly all improved sty les. sups Iior suslity
Music Boxes Larpe stock Swits Cottages,
Albums. Jewel and Work Boxes. etc, with
concealed music. No like Lmount OF money
expended for any other article would give a.
n UGH pleasura and enjoyment in Il o family
circle. The above are facts, not mere adver
tisements, and real bargain, are offered. We
struments selected for presents stored TIL
wanted. Explanatory circular on spplica.
ton, Old Music Boxes ca. efuliy repaired.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
e6.OO Re~s'"

strayed away , o, a red e,a .b|
ave months old. ,Trih.s, aUv ~ X
lead to his recovery
3O6 Market street. lid
r.au,.i,sly esaa, ,n. !: 90
: .'o1 q. sis King street
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

ENOR SALE-A HORaE AND OAR.
II riags, cheap, for tho want Of upe. An.
ply At sharp's Hotel Stab.ss, Front and
Market streets. decy-2ts
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
AT
W. B. SHARP'S.
FOURTH ANDMARKET sTs.

FOURTH AND MARKET sTs.
Many persons will take a
Coat for warmth and protec-
tior, regardless Of style. pro-
viding it is low in price. We
have overhauled our entire
coat stock, and find some
coats LETT from last season -
Some are short, some are
medium, and some are wraps;
all, with few exceptions, be-
ing made of fine cloth and
we'll trim med; they lack moth
ing but the newest style, and
could well be used for mar
keting, stormy weather or
riding. Some would even
pay to make over. The
whole lot is moved out of our
regular coat stock and mark
ed at bargain prices on sepa-
rate tables. The regular prices
were not less than S. and
not over SIS ; the reduced
prices will be not less than
81 and not over Sc. One is
before US now at SO that sold
for $40, another at 81 that
sold for 81, and so on through
the lot. Anyone interested
in a cheap coat would find
this lot worthy OF inspection.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

l. Eighth street. ds.iatt
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

a he REPUBLICAN office in the shade
o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
i3o 500 $50
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
VIM. B. SHARP,

9Th and Market, Notion Department
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

Below will be found statement of
the taxes collected by the various COL
lectOrs up TO date
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

VISIT SGToN. lee ..-The signal Sery. ce
Sta lou at obincoteague, Va. reports TIA
III three nts ell schooner Margaret A May
bound to altmore from the South with -
cargo OF lumber. cams ashore three foi es
Nor b Of N nth Beach I.iie Saving Static =.
AT 10 ~. IN ID cenber s The crew OF eight
men were sfvei by the saving crew at s
a. m on sunday. The vessel is commanded
ty Captain l. Jarvis ami Is owned b. iona
than May ~ ,ons. Of Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1884-12-08

4th ana Market, Cloth Department
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-28
Fruit Jellies.

We often see displayed in many
grocery stores tumblers of jellies bear
ing different labels, such as currant,
plum, raspberry, strawberry, &C., and
offered for sale at price that should
at once be sufficient to put the attracted
purchaser on his guard as to their
character. In many, nay in most
cases, they do not contain a particle
of the fruit, the name of which appears
upon their tables, but are all made
from apple parings. These parings
are mostly bought from those who
make business Of drying apples for
winter use, and, together with the
cores, are packed in barrels and ship
to the jelly maker, who stores them
away till wanted. In the mean time
they undergo fermentation and putre-
faction, and in this condition look more
like swill than food for human beings.
After this they are converted into jelly
by boiling and adding sugar. This
jelly lie the stock from which the va
riously named jellies are made, the
process being simply to color them to
correspond with the fruit whose sub.
stance they are supposed to be, and
then flavor them with the fraudulent
essence. The Caterer.