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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-22

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May "a, 1883, Passenger
trains will run as iOllOws-CcntAl time. All
trains daily except those marked thus / which
DO not run on Sunday.
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Stammering Cured.

System based upon natures laws, EosEcREcY
No TRICKS. System explained to thole inter
estcd.
Testimonials from physicians, edncGtoH and
patrons, who have received benefit rom the
method Of instruction. Address
Mus. 81. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School OF ElOeution and EnSliSh
Language, /,
Students boarded In family Of Principal.
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w. L. Douglas Shoes.
GAUTIOM

Beware Of Fraud, as my name and tho prlcg
Aro stamped on the bottom OF all my advertised
shoes hGfOrc loaTlng the factory, which protect
tile WeArGrs against High prices and Inferior ROOdS.
II dealer offers ". l.. Douglas shoes At n re-
duccd price, or sayS he has tlem without my uauG1
0ratt
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE h Il.
w on and after saturday, October 10 1855,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows:
LEAVE WHEELING:
$3.50 q. M, 7OOa. M, a. M, 100 a. M, p.
M. $3.50 p. M, $50 p M, 700 p. M, coop. III.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
6:l0 a. ~, 7:iJ n. m l0:00R M, 1880 M. ESQ
p. M. 4:21 p M, 6:lOp. M, s;0Op M, l0;OOp. IN:
sUNDAYs.-LcRye the city at 500 u. M, and
Park at 800 n. m, and run every hour until 10
y. IN. Except church train viii leave Park nt
ocis 6. HLRscH, sup,t.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
-DDepATture OF trains from Wheeling. Schedule
in effect April r. lsS.Ess e time: ,r.,s
m, $40 m, $3.50 p N hSily, and ll:l5 p m daily
Express for cinclnnn'Ia aud St. Louis, lO:2Am
Cambridge accommodation, 900 m, except
For Columbus, 1925 a m daily, and ll:lS p m.
E4ptcs I ioF SnceR c Baltimore
Philadelphia and New YORK, Via Grafton, 5.L
m ana $40 m, daily, via Pittsburgh $40 pm.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa., 500 a m
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash-
ingtSn Ra S;SG M daily except Sunday: ,a
tyr HIbuuABuI N'ssAlnBtouI 0tAGAiASAV 1s'A
Philadelphia al $50 p m daily.
pm.
noon. and 6:l0 m, daily except Sunday,
For Grafton, $50 p IN, daily.
For Cumberland. V:Go a m, daily, except Sum
day.
For st. Clairsville, sos and 900 a m, 2pm and
$50 pm daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 6:2j and
$50 a m and G:lO p m daily, and 4:66 m daily
except Monday.
Express trains arrive from ST. Louis and Gin
cinnRt, 1855 m and $50 y IN, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BRlu
more and Washington, d. c., via Grafton, ll:?o
m and l0:4S pm daily; via. Pittsburgh, lO:lo
.. m. daily.
and $40 m daily, and l0:35 IN daily except
| Sunday.
Trains arrive from, Pittsburgh, 1913 nj daily
and l2:55 p M, except Sunday, b:b5 p N and h:4c
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 q,
| Trains arrive from MoUndBvlllc, $50 and e:lb
0 IN anu lao and $40 p m, daily except Sunday.
| Trains arrive from Grafton, IL 80 n m, daily,
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $3.50 p m, daily
except Sunday.
N, and l;SS and $40 p ~, daily except Sunday
Cambridge accommodation arrives Rt7:iO p IN
except Sunday.
Baggage Caliodfor aud checked ut hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket Office, 100 Mar
ket street, and at depot.
CHAS. o. SCuLL, Gen. Pass Agent
". N. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint2 Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
'SLEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by W. Will
Jams and @. Menkemiller. cow.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE!
w 1ALLHk y "
boarding aud Day School for Young
Ladies' and Children.

Thorough course Of Instruction in English
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocution and Cal
lsthenics. AhvaptpgCgoi home lie and training
Fall session begins September 8, 1888.
ton Address. MISS PARRAN, Principal.
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1tnlt Fare Excursions South.

"MmE.EsD" Spool Cotton has white
cotton on black spools.
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6:lO a. m, 7:iJ n. m lO:OOa M, 1880 H.. ESQ
p. M. 30 y. M, $50 Up. M, s:0Op, M, 1000 2. M
SUNDAYS.-lcRve the city at 500 H. M, and
run every hour until 300 p. IN. Leave Wheeling
Park ut 800 u, M, and run every hour until 10
y. III. Except church train will leave Park ut
Y:i5 Q. IN. and city ut l2:l6 p. IN:
Ocl3 c. HIRSCI, Sup't
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Baggage called for aud checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket Office, 100 Mar
ket street, and at depot.
". N. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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Housefurnlshlng Hardware.
Steamship Tickets.

EXTREME SOUTHERN RoUTETo
IL EUROPE.
The Steamship Victoria, 4, 900 tons, Is intended
to sail from New York Wednesday, November u,
taking passengers for Gibraltar. Genoa, Leghorn
and Naples. Excursion tickets good for one
from Liverpool or Glasgow by return Anchor
Line steamer. Tourists Tor Egypt and the Holy
Land can book through 10 Port Said, sucE and
Ismalla, connecting ut Naples with the steamers
OF the Orient Line.
For further infoSnatIon apply to n,.,,n,,v,
nC20 ... u. y. BEHkENS.
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The girl who marries an old man for
his money, usually finds out that his
life lasts longer than his money.
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Washington School Of EI0Cuti0I
AND oRAToRY.
MES. NJ. sTEvEss ELECTROMAGNETIC, Principal

eM "M' St., n. VI, wAmNoroN, D. G.
Sixth Annual Session begins wednesday, Sep
TENDER ~.
Course OF instruction embraces El0cution
Practical English and English Classics Latin
Mathematics Modern Languages, Vocal and In
Ornamental Music and Physical Culture.
The Principal Is assisted BY an efficient corp
Of teachers III each department..
GrNded Glasses for boys and gFls daily
Adult Glasses aud private instruction given n
DinloTlHs awarded. A limited number Of pu
pills accommodated In the family.
For circulars and references apply tolNrKLII
sESCRR office. anAl
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"MILE-ExDps The smoothest, strong,
est, and most elastic.
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THAT HACKING Cough can be soquickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
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NEW I!

song Manual. Rook !. tSOc) For Primary Glasses.
SS3us Manual, book II. tiOc) For Medium Glasses
''aS Manual, Book Ill, (tOc.) For Higher Glasses.
n new set Of Graded School Song Books, by l.;
", Emerson. Teachers will And them useful
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poNDs AND STOCK QuorArloYs-cLosED MD.

bOEDs AM StOSA VOlAliVNS-SLosLD blD'
o. s. Is 4 ChRt,..,..,,,, 81
q. s, IL coupon. ""l27L New Jersey Central 50
o. S. 4Is rcR-........lOS Northern Pacltic..,. 2G
US q Coupon, ,.,., 1857 do prclcrTed....- CT
Adams ESpfGGS,".li6 Chicago & n. W....ll214
American Express-l lOH1 do prelerred......-llS
Canada SOuthern,,. rs New York Central-l0Slk
Central Pacllp,,r." 500 Ohio Mississippi. "a
Chesapeake &Ohio. ~ do pteierreEl.,....- 50
do first preferred. IN Pacific Mail........, 8G[
do second prefd. IL Pittsburgh.
C. G. q. & I.,...... u Reading."..........,,,r 81
Denver & X. G.....,.. lOts l.. & s, Fv,,,,v 3O3f
ErIe,,,................. vi do prptprTe.,,..., Gs
do preiCrred.....r Gl}s do Inst prGierIed.ll 2
Fort WRypp,,,.,,,,,yiS8 G. ii, & 81, Paul.. co.,
Kansas & IeSls..... II do pEeierrCd
Lake Erie& Vest, IL ITeyRS Pacific .,....., 2i3S
do nTeterrGd,.,r,. bF Union Paclfc......... 65}t
Lake Shnrp,",,.. "l0l United States Ex.." ~
IOulSyilO d Nash. COZ W, St. L. & P.......,. lIss
L., \. 4. & C........, 48 do prcierred......- %
Memphis & ChAs.,, b! WellS'Fargo EKwv.lt0
Michigan Central. SSIISIwestGrn Upian.,.,., ~
Nigsoilri PHclNc.,, 7Gssl
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NEW York, Oct. 9O,-The weekly bank state.
ment Of the Associated Banks shows the follow
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

KEEP up with the people; buy "Aiile.
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.CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" RAILRoAD.-und schedule In effect May
10 1895, Train leave Bridgeport, Central Stand.
ard time: For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cievt.
land. 1850 n N. For Pittsburgh, l9;l7 . N. F9r
Chicago and Cleveland, i:i2p nj. For FlttgbCrBh
and New York $3.50 p III, For StcubenTillc. S:S6
am For Martins Ferry, 6;ii an.
Trains arrive AZ Bridgeport OF 1853 m, 10 .lSR
M, 9:2S p IN, 4:l5 p m, Az p N, nnl 7:i7 nj.
myl6
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-Panhandle Route
Under schedule In effect August ., lSsa traing
SteubenvIlle, Pittsburgh and the East, $50 a. M,
1873 p. M, $40 p N. and $40 y. m. For Coium.
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis ard 81. Louis $50
q m. aud $40 p. IN. For Columbus and Chicago
1855 p. m. Trains arrive nj Wheeling nj $50
n. m, 1000 a. M, 2:ib y. IN, and $50 y. m.
Trains leaving ut G2O n. NJ. and arriving s;O
D. m. run Eolid between Wheeling and Pllts-
burRh. All trims daily oxccpt SUNDAY. nW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18
Professor HAiImAnn.

Professor William N. Hsilmanp
delivered an excellent lecture on
The Rejected Stcne" to good audi
ence in the Friends meeting house NJ
Fourth ami West streets last evening".
The lec;ura WAS, as advertised, . strong
plep for character training, and showed
fully the position which q school should
hold In moral education. The lecturer
also duly considered the duty of pa.
rants and teachers The subject, tue
speaker thought. was one Of vital i'm.
portance, especially at this time when
80 much stTess is put upon intellectual
culture.
At 10. so O'Clock this morning . mum.
her OF persons including teachera, par
dnts and others equally interested in
education met Professor Hsilmann 81
the FIlends' Meeting House.
The Professor delivered an excellent
sddrsRs on "The Educational Value Of
Manual OF this tbs Professor hRt
always been one Of the strongest Advo
Gates and produced welghty arguments
to sustain his visws.
Superintendent ID. W. Harlan and 0
number Of others took part in the dis
cusblon. Tae address certainly cauno
,ail TO have q decided Influence for good
In this city. To morrow evening Pro
fessOr hAllmanl will address the con
greastiou OF this Unitarian Church Of
West above Eighth street.
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Death OF MRS. woodrow.

Mrs. Alice ". Woodrow, the wifs o.
Isaac Woooro did 81 tho rcsidenc.
OF her husband No. s2j West SIKH
NOR. Tho decca' cd has been EuffeTe'
for several years, but au acute en-
only since last Aug1et. EvsFy thing
possible was done for her and finally ia
hope Of relief sbe went TO dtiI:rac l
Hospital In Ph!lRdslph!a. No rslitI
was to be had, no Fs7or, and she agar
returned home. Ars. WOODROW 81
years ago Joined Mt, Lebanon chufc-
md about ~ ysars ssY diev her cert
hcAts and Joined Union N. Y. Uhr:ch
OF this city, e1s was conscientious
member aud WIS actively engaged 10
the duties o. tho church, until fGn.l.
duties prevented hsr
During all her suffering she enjoyed
great peace OF min6 md oor0 al viii
Christian resignation and conien;
When the end came Il was bu. the viii
Ing departure OF a soul from u Il wuElt
OF suffering TO one of eternal rest.
Mrs. Woodrow Was tEe daughter c
Joseph Qlinty, OF Delsware G1onty
Pa. Nearly thirty years sao she AL
Mr.. Woo1r0w were married. she 10
in the 53i yser Of her age. Two Chi
dren survive her and one, 3 dau7 nt'E
has prece led her mother 10 the sr4ye
The funeral viii take plscs on Mon14
afternoon st 3 O'clock and lotetmeu
will be made As RlverVlew cemrtary
Tho seryices will DO held az the tJu,
81 O'Clock.
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FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
Frank Vernon OF this city, 10 spend.
log few days wl.h his uncle, ID. 4.
Vernon. Media, Pa.
John walther, sgt., manufacturer Of
ins carriages, over Market OF. bridge.
Give him . call.
A permanent orzsniEAtlop Was effect.
cd last Thursday BY the Wilmington
Liquor Dealers Association, which now
numbers about rs members.
John Hartlan, president Of the
Hartman q FehrenbAch Brewing Dom
pany, Is still lying very Ill ut his ret T.
denoe on Delaware avenue.
Mr.. Powell has q sDtcisl lot Of fresh
fith and oysters in Washington street
market, for the Lenten season. Call
and see him.
William Bowden had his foot crushed
by 0 piece OF iron while working on the
building No. 703 Market street, yester.
day. DIR. Winner dressed the wound.
franklin @. HRinss, Of RancocAs, N.
j., expects 70 DO at Friends MeetiI g,
Fourth snd West streets, on Sunday, ~
IL O'Clock .. m.
No such popular entertainment as the
WIN nEton At tho prics-s6 and 90 csotG
Opera hOute, Wednesday, February "a Aii
reading viii please young and old.
Tho 3-yeat-old child of Lewis Glas
gov. No 1922 Walnut street, fell down
stairs on Tuesday morning, fraoturius
its right elbow and making q job .oi
DIR. W. @. Winner.
Rev. T. Snowden Thomas OF thu
PHILADELPHIA Conference, and editor o.
the Peninsula Methodist, will preacl
at EpWorth NJ. T. Church tomorrow
morotng.
Housekeepers, for choice family AouI
20 to N. W. corner Fourth and Kinl
sire ets; silver medal; giving sAtisfAc
tom all grades al fesaonable pricee
Phone 408.
Mrs. Booth, residing at Seventh aut
WollAston streets, was suddenly takel
sick when shopping yesterday after
neon, and had to DO taken to her resi-
dence In . carriage.
J. Paul Brown has photographed tn
little people that nTe TO produce "Oln
derellA" ut the Opera House under tn
management Of Prof CrAbb. They vii
be on exhibition next week.
Yesterday morniug while william
Bowden was Ut work on the buildin
ad joining 81. Pauls n. Il Church, h
had his foot badly crushed by q piece @
lumber falling on II. The injury wa
. attended TO by physician.
Iva satisfaction to know that 20
. are In no danger of an explosion G
[ or -aene. You can only be assured Q
his by using Astral oil. y Jane
Belt, druggist, Sixth AMI Market street,
; Grocers sell it.
There will be . special lecture ever
{ Sunday evening dining Lent In ii
, AIMS church, corner Union street an
/ Gilptn avenue. 6eyeral clergy men ar
to speak, beginning on Sunday, the l9t
inst
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THIRD EDITION.


At this mornings session OF Munici
pal Oou,t, Edward Barnard, co,ored,
arrested on suspicion OF being engaged
In the extensive larceny OF chicken re-
Gently going on, was dismissed, there
being no evidence TO hold him. Bar
pArd belongs In Pennsylvania, neal
Kennett Square, and the chickens we've
his own.
John Nichols, Adeliue Thomas and
CornellA Craig, all colored, were az
KAiKned on the same charge.
Sergeant Taylor and Othcers Weich
aud MAhoney testified TO the capture o.
these people, an account OF which wa
given in yesterdays paper,
N. b. Appleton testified that he hac
bought chickens frJm Nichols, biz hAd
lately refused to buy any because
Nichols acted suspieiously and he be
lteved the chickens to have bsen stolen,
from the mAnnsr In which they hnd
been killed. The chickens, he SAID
had been streugled In some manner ard
would not keep. Chickens be snio
would not keep unless they were Died,
and these chickens we're not.
Nichols WAS held in $500 for court
and the oOlored women dismissed via
the advice 10 sell 10 more chicken
caught in such manner.
Daring the trial both the oolors'
women stated that Nichols had oftei
gotten them to sell chickens for hin Il
the markets. This was strongly denis'
by John.
Peter uzhsrty vas aiven thirt
days for drunkennsss and vA2rsnoy.
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Fifth EDITION,


oENTHEvfLLE, Md, Feb. II NJ.
magistrates trial OF tue OIuuyn me
son shooting shfay, which occ pvaa'
during Chris mas, ended last ni,h, n
the conviction OF William r. az, ~. "a
II. Olough In both the cages O, a.. ~.
on Mr.. johnson. Thomas ] Ks,,1.Is
attorney for thu Coughs, ple,saJ IS
cases OF his clienta before Jost,cs az, ~
borough, but the iustics found IL. G y
OlouRn guilty Of thu assault Al stsT1.. ~
corner, lining him u aud cos, ~
william X and Jas. Il. Conn IA 4.
the aaeretBors In tue aluAult e, In
eon's residence, they having bl,nSsa
johnson TO his home and actsi ~ ,rSS
. manner, the Justice held, q, 0 i,,,;i,
the discharae OF Johnaon's ann. sGi.s
wouudet Wan. 4 Dough. In ,a,s IN
OF the UlouRhs wtrs aned $40 ss ss,.
The total costs will be Tor VIM
plough t22 20, and for jas. II. C,ouS
S3i.4O The case OF assault " III in,sS,
70 kill brought against Jobpsoa NJ iss
OlouRhs was argued tor She def,ts, h,
Edwin ii B.own and rosu!ted In n.
acqul.tal OF johnson.
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nIEn-


oHALmERs-on the 18Th Inst, Mary,
rellct OF the late John Chalmers, In the
osd year OF her age,
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10.
vited TO AttOnd her funeral from tho resi-.
denee OF her son In law, frank Mcguire,
corner N iuth ana Poplsr streets. OF sun
day afternoon at Q O'Clock. lhterment NJ
Kivevlew cemetery.
HKUBB.-on the 10th irst, Adam urubb,
Relatives and friends are respectfully in'
vlted 70 attend the funeral from bis late
resiseros, No, 23l walnut street. on sunday
afternoon, Services at tho house at $50
o clock. InteTmnnt At Wilmington and
BrRn1ywine Cometofy without further no
tioe,
BARR-nn the 18th inst, Mrs. nsbecea
(Barr) smith, widow OF the late Jaeob
Services at A,bury M. Z. Church on Tues.
day Hfternoon at 2 80 O'Clock. IntormsIt 81
" iimipgton and bTauoywiue Cemetery.
wOODROw.-On tho 18Th inst. Alice W.,
Wiic OF Isatc woodrow, seed IS years,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral ron the residence OF her hus
band, No S23 West sixth street on Monday
afternoon. Services at the hnu1e n o'olooE.
lGterment at kivsIvlsw Cemetery.
MogEE.-Ont,hc leth IT st OF her late resi-
donee, No. 81 Esst Twenty Second street,
UAthArine, widow Of the late Morris Nc
| Zee.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vitod TO attend her funeral on monday morn
ling al 9 Q clock. High Mass at st, Pstrieki
Uhureh. lnterment 81 New Cathedral eeme
ltery.
HEHL.-Un February 10, J. George He'll
aged IS years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re
specially invited to attend the funeral, Of
lSundsy. At o clock, FROM his late rest
denoe, Lowering avenue and Riddles ro.d
TO proceed to tho kiverview Cemetery,
lTHOmPsoN.-on the l4th inst. Jsnos T
Thompson, aged ~ yearA
Relatives ard friends and members Of th'
q. A. Il arc rGspeotfally iavited 10 attsnt
his fnnefal. from his late residef CO, NO. 81
Poplar Ltreot, on sunday morning, at 4
l0'oloaH. Interment at Wilmington ant
DrAndywine OSmtt terry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

The custom OF displaying sho# u.n
on the market day preOedl0g Wa,hlp,'
toms Birthday 10 rapidly iAi,irg ina
disuse. IL has been but ieE yan
since every butcher bad his slo & m,v
while the stalls were hspdsomey lsss
rated, and banda wore engaged 70 A.
courso swess music in me u,km
hOuses. But this Is now changed md
It 10 probable that there arc no. ll,,p
butchers In this city who have nNe
any extra preparation. Tes .sg Vi,
show an INCLINATION to follow tie On
custom are those who always hand,
the beat meat 10 bs obtAinsl, aai II,
only difference between WIS. they hlT,
to-eay and their general stood Is ,hA. /,
10 o little heavier.
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-- -
Importation OF BmRIIpnx.

SAN Francisco, Fab. 1s.-Ths
steamship CITY Of PskinR arrived here
yesterday from China and Japan With
several cases of smallpox among Eei
passen gers, and was placed In quArau.
ttre. This il the filth succ sssive steamer
that has arrived with smallpox. Tht
BslRlc, which came in two weeks ak0
was released fron quarantine on Thurs
day. The step mer shenandoah, Tor,
merly United states nan-ot-waT, ha'
been itted up as q quarantine boat, anC
il now occupied by several hundred
Chinese, who have arrived on infected
veBselB,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-18

PElces are az usual in the marketF; so
are the OTtio!es offered for sale. Only
one change il uoticabie-Ihe absence Of
shiunbra.
Butter Is selling at 35 to 40 cents per
pound eggs ore 20 to 80 csnts per dozen /;
cheese 10 "A to IS cents per pound; pre-.
serves, 10 cents per pound; apple
butter, pouud8 for 20 cents; mince-
msat, 3 POUNDS for % cents. Chickens,
10 csnta to sl.26 per pair; ducks, q 30
10 Sl.I5 per psir.
In f,uiis, apples are Is to 20 cents PSF
half peck; 80 10 rs oents per basket.
Bananas a7o Is to 90 cents per dozsn
itmcns, ~ 70 Is cents per dozen
oranges, 20 TO so cents per dozen.
SHGet potatoes sell for 20 oen.o per
half peck, OF 8 cents per baske.. White
pot1toes are IL 10 10 cents per hnli
peck, IS TO 80 centa per basket; 80
cents to 81 psr buehel. 1urnips are 8
Gsnts yer hat peck, or 30 cents per bss.
sat. Cabbage Is 8 to u cents per hgad.
Celery is 5 oenta per stalk. Lettuce is
> certs per head.
Fish and oysters are unchanged in
price.
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Ats meeting Of the officers and mem
bers of Bethel A. N. Il Church, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. Ii has pleased God in his
All.wiss providence TO take froIa W, By
the hand OF death, Sister Katie s.
Beckett, tho wife OF our esteemed ex
pastor, Rsv. j. W. Beckett, We bow
with humble submission 20 him tlRl
doeth all thiuRs well.
Having known Sister Beckett while
in our midst as being piors christian
worker In the church, kind sud lOvina
mother and an AnectionAte wife; indeed
TOO much cannot be said of her chris
tiAn virtues. Therefore,
Resolved, That we, the Off Dere, mem
bers, Sabbath school and congregation
OF Bethel A, NJ. E Church Of Wiiinlg z
ton, Del, tender our love and syEpa
thy to the bereAved family.
Resolved, That We further extent
them to the Ri. Rev. Bishop j, P
Campbell, q. D., and family for tn
loss OF their loDg-chsriBhed and much
beloved daughter, who, it 10 the sens
of this body, now eleepeth in the bosoG
OF God; We com mend therefore the rect
due OF the family to Hia holy keeping
Resolved, That copy OF these resu
buttons be prteented to the family Of tn
deceased; Alto that they be spread upoI
the MINUTES OF the board and pub ishs,
in the Christian Recorder and daily pa
perI. D. P. HAMILTON,
ID. A. JACKSON,
j. W, RAtKEs,
M f CAKTY,
M. NJ. MILLRR,
n. Z ROBINSON,
Commit e..
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YuuRR-lysEar.

Mr.. John e. Young aud Miss Jenait
&c. Devsr, daughter OF Jane + ard tn,
late Andrew Devor, were married "a
tsrcay afternoon At the rstiienoe OF tn
Rev. Mr.. Taoker, Ninth Rnd Jefferson
stree.6, The bride was very neatly at
tired in a suit Of cram a!batrors cloth
trimmed in lace, and was attended bJ
Miss NJ tgPie Wilson, who also was 81
tired neatly IN = suit the same as thai
OF the bride. The groomsmEn was Mr.
Alexander Wilson, brother oi III.
bridesmaid. Tae reception was held a.
the residence OF the brides mother OF
South Justsou etreet. She was the r.
cipient OF many baudgome and usefu
presents. Refreshments were BsIySt
in abundance, and dancing kept Nj
until o late hour Of midnight, Gftr
which all OF the invited guests pteseu
departed for thoir homes, wishing Mr
and MTe. Young long and happy life
time.