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Hogs-Receipts. 100; shipments. 40. The
supply was exceptionally light for the time
of week. caused by the sharp decline of the
past few days. The quality of the offer
ings to-day was fairly good consisting
chiefly of light and mixed grades. there be-
ing a marked scarcity of choice heavy
weights. The bulk of the sales of light and
mixed packing were at s5.05d5.l5. The mar
ket opened active at 5d1oc advance over
yesterday mornings prices, with quite lib
eral orders in the hands of all purchasing
agents. but with the limited supply quite
a number of orders were untitled for want
of stock Quotations:
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RAILROAD TINE CARE

p. NJ. time is in BLACK hgures-Trains marked
Chair Car. D-Dinnx Car. t-Except sunday.
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CHI, IND. q LOUIS. RI.
Ticket ONCE. Is West Wash 81
Chico night az a sI2 * % "a
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Provisions.

Bacon-Clear sides. so to so lbs average. s%c:
30 to 90 lbs average; sSsc; 20 TO 80 lbs average:
SIC: bellies, % TO 80 lbs average Sssc: Is %
lbs average. 91sc IA to is lbs average, CSC; clear
backs. 20 to p lbs average, S2sc; IL to 6 lbs
erage Size; to lbs average, Size. In dry-salt
1zc less.
Hams-Sugar cured. IS to 20 lbs average. 11A
@11Ac; Is lbs average, n15H12c; II lbs average,
12G12l2c; 10 lbs average, 12n12zc.
Lard-kettle rendered. Sac pure lard. Sc.
Pork-Bean, clear. $3.50; rump $3.50
Shoulders-l6 lbs average. SAC; 10 to u lbs av-
erage 9kc.
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tsssiurn. 550soc; chlorate potash. 15a2oc: borax.
9112c; cinchonda, 556ioc; carboiic acid. 33Q35c.
The sun., 1900-10-05

comedy. .The Belle of Bridgeport.
she Is geniality ITSELF making every
onc forget every thing but that they are
III GOOD company. Another thing Miss
IrWn always provides for is to please
the eye with pretty women and hand
some gowns Miss Irwin's play is con-
structed with that swing and smooth
ness, which gives to the songs and Wit
Iticisms the effect of spontancity When
She sings in the vernacular of the news
boy, st is all over" she comes down TO
the footlights. the orchestra plays the air
she sings il stanza, her company join III
for a line or two. and then the people in
thc audience want to do the same thing.
1t is hard to decide which one fastens it
self most strongly on the memory. OF
lcourse her songs are all up-to-date They
always arc She changes them every
year and seems TO get better ones each
4 time. Her audiences are sent home
lhumming and whistling snatches of hel
catchy music, and repeating some of the
lines OF her infectious ditties. Every,
body feels better for having seen hel
and her play. While the p'nv is good
aud is The best play she hrs ever had
without her it would he like j" ewaegel
dinncr without olives. Tvrryhodl
doesn't eat them, but those who do "loy'
! Them to death"
The sun., 1900-10-05

one which while it secures honesty and
capacity in Offices puts the candidates
ana officers 70 be elected in accord with
The trend of national and party progress.
This is lust where the election of to-
morrow touches party interests. II fol
lows that the good and loyal Republic
can who regards both the States and the
partys interests will vote for those can
didates which most represent unity, mar
mony and future success.
This is particularly true of the leglsla-
| tive ticket: vote here may be given foi
or against the National Republican
party Just as surely as it could on tbs
electoral or congressional ticket. The
National Republican Committee is strly
ing to assure Il full Republican congress
Isional delegation from this State-on'
congressman and two senators-and Il
this effort has cast in its lot with tn
Union Republicans.
In doing that the National Republican
Committee has put up political hnge
board for the direction of Repnblica
lyotcrs in Delaware tomorrow.
The sun., 1900-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy OF Music.

nJohnp- on the s opened an en-
al three nig.ts and two ,nati-
nees last night 70 a la,pe and unusually
we'll pleased auden ,e. Mr., AL Lamar
and Miss Hattie Ricsard sons fine voices
carried the audience by storm and they
we're forced to respond to numerous en-
cores.
The company vocally is very strong
and the specialties much above the aver
age. Az whole, it il one nf the most
amusing and dvertng entertainments
presented here this season The novel
bargain matinees at which ladies' and
children are admitted to the est seats in
the house for ten cents, will be given
this and tomorrow afternoons.
The sun., 1900-10-05
FIGHTING oYs rER Ro.rs.
Captains Now Have Dificuity il
-. .r,I-..... It-...........


Se.ltng Their Cargoes
Captains Of oyster boats are having
dineu.ty iii disposlns OF their cargoes i'll
this eitS despite the scarcity of oysters.
During tie early part Of the season the
boats tied up ut the PENNSYLVANIA rail
road wharf, near Third street bridge,
and sold their cargos to The commission
merchants, but this practice has been
broken up and now they land at the
New Jersey truck whurf under great
aiairulty, owing to the shallow water.
Yesterday morning Captain Burt, Of
& diHsFifie N. T., brought his schooner
agee $. Nynrs ZIP The Chri~tiana
I lalen with G0,GCl excellent Maurice Cove
oysters. IT. was warned AWAY from the
luilroad wharf and uroa attempting TO
Hand III th, t,rci; wll,r nm aground
wcl on, III thr river 'iherr are four
other ftcr h0ai at he wharf and
horgl thcy arn slaos will be aground
WHOM tie tda CANS Int little.
1 Tho lnnts Tt tha wharf beslcs The
schooner Nfvere are the sloops Geramipul
Crnci". I'riend'v and Arnstron: Be
sidns ilnso "Nahlos IN landing the o,'etor.
Hen, Notwithstanding The nerishal'e
Inatrrr Of thor oarcocs, arc being fought
for selling on Sunday.
The sun., 1900-10-05
TILE BEGINNING.

The Republican campaign in Delaware
was formally opened with a monster
meeting ut Tenth and King streets last
night. 1t was real old time Repnhli-
can rally lit which all parts Of the state
ana all divisions Of the Republican party |
were represented. Union Republicans
and Regular Republicans net On the
same platform aud spoke y the same |
audience. and tlc one generally &Ad
generously appiaHloa sentiment Wf3 AaH-
mc!} whenever thc lact Tint the G
pullicans u Delaware are al l4ehiAd Gta
.chtt and WORKING tasrthtf to Hnat t'l.
Democrats, Was mentioned il Wa greet
ii with applause ii which everybody
joined.
Thus good beginning was made.
The divisions Of ths party were for the
uonec obliteratcd Addicks and Mr..
| Higgins sat on the same platform and
lbcforc them was vast audience OF
Republicans enthusiastically applaudins
II.epublican sentiments and forgetting
lthat there was Union Republican and
la Irregular" Republican organization in
this State, in their JOY over realizing
lparty unity and the prospect of seizing
1.-THE present opportunity for rousing and
lpermanant Republican victory. Such
meeting at the beginning of the cam
paign cannot fail to be fruitful of good
results, 1t will prove to be an inspira-
ton to Republicans everywhere through
out the State, and will also be an assur-
ace to the National Republican Commit
tee that the promises made at the Na'
: tional Convention will be made good
Another thing which it ought to do, is
to unite the Republicans Of Kent anc
) Sussex counties upon one ticket all dow
! the line The sentiment of the meeting
9 of last night made general ought to fore,
: the Irregular" Republican legislativ
u tickets of Kent and Sussex out Of tn
y field. Ii the candidates on those ticket
: nre Rnpubicans who believe in the nu
y ccssity of retaining the present admins
I" tration in power, and of giving i th
y ststenance Of Il Republican congres
y ioi.al backing, they will refuse g J.
'e party to amy attempt 70 detrart u eye
g tLc smallest degree from \ complete ~
Y publican victory ii both the State an
~ Tie national campalsrs. That ~ leas
- IS Ill intrpnert II, wa2 the sentiment
ii tle 4eeliAe i'he anli4ors who listeno
t5 and cle.rra the speakers withont i
Il .ad ID sa-mrt facti9al relations IS
Na aiffy pIiarsstd alal eNemPiiled tht
Y sentiment and the spcukers ~ asfcetl
- Ill enforcing the idea that 4 inl! ltrpub
" iii victory is necessary ana possib
lth committed themselves hy implication
5lh thr idra Of complete unity " n"eeSsa
ae precursor Il complete victory.
M lie beginning was IN augury Of 800
m. Continued work along the same line "
fE bring result il which all party fa
pe' ional differences will ~ forgotten in
rst general joyful Acclaim over a great '
w. tory won.
The sun., 1900-10-05
CAUSED A RIOT.
People Of Roxana Not Pleased With
Grand Jury's Action.

Georgetown, Ocs. 3.-Eyerett Derrick
son, Etber Dawson aud HAIRY Gorv in
the thres young white men who have
been in jail here SINCE May. charg d with
felonioualy assautng Niles Maictlla Tyre
we're today discharged from court, the
Grand jury havl' & ignored the till pre-
sented by Attorney General While The
decision OF the grand jury caused much
Indignation in Roxana, aud fsht was
At once started, which VAS participated
n BY friends Of the girl and and believ.
els in the innocence OF the men.
During tile progress Of the fight sew.
4ral shots were fired, and a writ has beer
issued at the instance Of Everett Derrick
snh' $ father for the arrest of Jusepi
Dasey of Baltimore hundred, " ho is al
eyed to have shot into the crowd anC
threatened to use knife.
The sun., 1900-10-05
RAILROADS,
q o. B. and 0.

Schedule in effect May 20, 1900.
All trains Illuminated with Pintscb
Light.
%EXpres trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION
FOR NEW YORK, week DAYS. *5.o1'
1888, *1O.52, a. M; #12.19, *2.35, *3.5S.
*5.19, (all Pullman cars,l +5.2s. *743,
*10.52, ,. M. Sundays, %5.Ol, 1889. al az,
q. m. #2.S5, 1888, *519 Qll Pullman
cars,J *7.43, *1O52 p. III.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, t5.0t.
5.SO $3.50, 7.SO, 1926, 1898, "1O.52, ii. .Os
4. m; *12.19, *2.35, 300, 1858, 5.lg, ali
Pullman cars) 5.25, *6.23 G.3O, +,.43.
+1O.52 p. m. Sundays, t5.Ol, 7.SO, $50.
1888, 1926, *11.S5, a. m; +2.S5, 800, .S.5s.
*5.l9 tall Pullman cars G30, *7.43, $3.50,
#1O.52, p. M.
i CHESTER, week days, $50. $3.50.
7.SO, *S.25, +9.39, +1O.52, 11.CS a. IN. 800,
5.25, $50, *743, *10.52, j. nj. Sundays.
$50, $50 *9.S9, 1875, "11.55, a. M; 800,
$50, *74S, S.55, *10.52, D. IN.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, $3.50.
a. M; 1919, 2.s5, 1858, t5.25 pm Sundays
7.30 II. m.
Cape May, Ocean City, ana Sea Isle
City, week days, $50 II. m, 2.35 D. m.
Sundays 7.3O Il. nj.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
week days, 44.1S G.55, s.O4, all.0l d.
~; 4l2.5G, 900, S.19, @S.10, e457, o533
tas i'nllnan caiSl, 1904, s10.i2, u. III.
Sundays, +4.19, *S.04, $50 Il. m: ~t2.
f203, tl,51, ~5.Sa, (tl Pullman cars,
J 'dis, tS.ei 4i0.12, u. IN.
! BALTIMORE AND WAY STA
Ti0a& G.55 4. m. $lo p. ii. daiy IN
cep sunday, $40 4. M G.sS i. nj, sun
!. dly only
! NEWARK. week days eI.fg 6.z5.
*S.ai ttlgl Il. M. #i2.5G, 31a, a4.a5, e.l5,,
@l0.l2, ii III. Sundays, *l.1S, +S.oI. @S.4O.
), q. m. l2.5t, si.5,, @G..S, 7.S2, #l0.Ia i. M
), lIIISit itG, week days, tS.0i Il. IN. ;
9 si5,, j.a] tall Pullman cars), *l0l2 i.
N. Sundays, tS.ol Il. m. ei.51, $50 (alI
; Pullman carsl, +1O12 p. m.
CHICAGO, daily, |S.04 a. M; *4.57,
}, u. IN.
d CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
*S.04, a. m. "12.56 and @l01e p M, daily .
/, SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION
week days, 6.55 M; $40, 6.15 p. m.
{, Sundays, $40 a. M, 1882 p. IN.
. IANDENBURG ACCOMMODA.
" TlON, week days. 3.10, 4.57 p III. Sun
g days, 6.SS p m.
a. LEAVE MARKET STREE STA.
., TI0N for
BALTIMORE, week days, $40 p. m
u LANDENBE1tG week days, $40 a
y III $40, 500 p. IN. Sundays, $40 a
y, M; 5.45 p. m.
% LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOF
WILMINGTON, week days, 1886 $50
- '7SO, 1925, 110O a. M; 1920 *1.S7, 215
*3.N, $40 4.3O, *5.O7 (aIl Pullman cars)
Of +5.35, $40, $3.50, *7SO, 1886, lis p. m,
- Sundays, 1886, $780, $500 11.oO a. m.
y, 1920, +1.37, 1.45 1920 5O7 (all Pullman
~ cars, $500 $50, *7.SO, s7s5, 1890 p. m.
Dclmarvia Telephone 1913.
=" Rates to Western points lower thar
via any other line.
Il. u. UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager
d. b. MARTIN, Man. of Pass. Traffic
The sun., 1900-10-05
The Hanlon's.

Tho fnmous lIanlon Brothers come TO
tie Opera House tonight in their long
lived success, lie Voyage on Suisse"
The IIanlons have played n all parts Of
the world. In Madrid they created quite
il sensation. performing before Queen
Isabella unl hcipg Introduced to many
mon ana women Of roval lineage. From
Spain they went 10 G braltar, the Arch
ipclaeo Turkey, Esynt, India, Australia
New Zealrnd Valparaiso, Chilli and Peru.
George. William and Alfred then went
10 New York. and being Joined by
Thomas who came from England they
made their American debut with George
+. Railey's circus. After a short time
under canvas. they returned to Europe
to assume the care and training Of their
younger brothers, Edward and Fred
eritz.
The sun., 1900-10-05
1nvalid rrishtened to Death.

Watcrtown, n. y. Oct. miss Min
ME Garvin. an invalid, was frightened to
death at Sterlingyili". She occupied 4
chair in baggage car, and when the
train stopped the conductor and train
mcn started to lift her in the chair from
thc car. The chair tipped forward, and
Miss Garvin fell to the ground. She
died in an hour. Death, the physicians
say, was due 10 paralysis Of the heart,
eNusnd by FRIGHT
The sun., 1900-10-05
poMoRRow's ELECTION.

Tomorrow the Republicans of this
county will begin the serious work OF
voting for county officers and legislative
representatives. Among Republicans
the belief that the candidates chosen Mt
tomorrow's primary election viii be
elected is general-they will vote be-
lieving that they are naming not merely
candidates but naming the officers 70
whom will be entrusted the important
duties Of county administration and the |
legislative work for this county in the
next State Assembly. This fact makes
voting at tomorrow's election more than
ordinarily important; makes It important
that the election should be So conducted
as 70 preclude all disputes as e is rc-
suit
1t goes without saying hat the heat
men shoala lc chosen. That j. always
true. This time, however, if the ltepnh
Ncan hope Is to be realized there Is no
room for complimentary and useless
ystcs. Every ballot should be casl with
thc idea that the candidates chosen viii
he elected. In that way every voter ne
cepts his part of the general respohSIhll-
ity both as il citizen and party man.
In This case the public interest and party
interest coincide. If, Ms we fondly hope
the Republican party II TO win its LIT
complete victory over the Democrats,
and thus inauguratc long term OF lte=
publican supremacy, it should be the
wish of every Republican to begin that
term of State supremacy with the most
capaplr and loyal Of its party reprcsen-
tatiyes iii ofiirp-men who viii discharge
the duties honestly and wei, aud Wht
will ais, consolidate and unity the lie
pn5lican sentiment and vote at future
elections. Much Of the future Will ae
pend. in this way, upon tomorrow work
We do not hesitate to say that tn
drift OF Republican sentiment III TIM
State is going the Union Republican
way. DurDig four years of political agl
tatien and discussion such as has rarei
occurred in this State the growth OF IN
Union Republican sentiment mas pee
steady and continuous. That sentlmen
has always, since the split in the party
been the majority sentiment OF the 1T
pubIican voters 1t is 50 now. Recei
events have shown that the Union IL
publicans of the State are in conplc'
harmony with the National Republica
marty. and that they have been chose
by the representatives of that party I
it's representatives in this state. II
choice has been made to end the factln
al strife by which the party IN Delawa
has brrn defeated. to enable il to WIN
decided victory in the State and put U
local Republican party III perfect a
cord with the national party. IL Il
lows. that if there is aught Of PATRIOTS
and political wisdom in this decission'
points the way to the voters best ai
wisest choice Of candidates to vote I
tomorrow.
1t is true that the candidates for
morrow will not be named on the ticke
as factionists one way or another; y
their party relations and their perSoi
records arc known, and i'll TINS ca
admitting eqrul personal fitness aMo
Tie cal,.i.atgs, lie Wise ehoi-e is u
The sun., 1900-10-05
C.rana Lodge OGlcers.

Gss ettiav Of ernooa the a4th annua
co6mnni5atiGn d tire NJ N. Grand
j d3a A. i. 4. NJ, was called 70 orueG
il IL SfAtnr Temple. Each lodge 81
the MI iai a.esrat i1- there. Tie
ilA4st @iii Wer, Hie los pt
stuart, s,alt, n,as VII .a9a, Cleo
MASSEY Jones, agln gtaAd mas er,
Dover: Charles III 3asi, senior grand
warden, Deia%aie City; Leonard Graw
ford, j4nior grand warden, Wilmington;
B-ti iimin L. hattrom, grand secretary,
Wilmingtnn; Lewis =. Morrow, grand
treasurer, Ni.nineton: Rev. Robert Il.
Stephenson, sr@Ed chaplain, Seaford;
Clarence L kiym.n9, senior grand dea-
son, Snyrna; John Fl. Hastings, janiol
grad deacon, MiddIetown; Edward b
Mode, prard marshal, Wilmington; Ed
ward McI0,ire, graud sword bearer
Wilmington; ThN N !. Jacobs, seniol
grand steward, VIM 1gtou; William J
salmon, junior sfwd seward, Lewes
George X Yates, grand tyler, Whining
ton.
The sun., 1900-10-05
Amarnp.a nxplore.s lIe.ne.

Copenhagen, Get. 4. Lieutenant Am
drnp's Greenland expedition has arrived
here on hoard the Antarctic. The mem
bcrs Of the expedition explored and map
ped hitherto unknown stretch Of land
extending from Cnpetown, latitude 80
degrees 90 minutes north, TO Agasis
Land, G7 degrees % minutes north.
The sun., 1900-10-05
Anout Fifteen Cents, worth of nosh.

If newspaper space were $1,000 an
inch. all Of II consumed by Democratic
organs in discussing the relations of
the recent North Carolina resolution to
the Declaration Of Independence would
not come to more than 15 cents.-fSan-
sas City Journal
The sun., 1900-10-05
Fatality on the u. ana VI.

Stan.toaA Junction, Quo, Oct. IA
branch i.ain from Stanstrnd nn the RoS
ton and Hi;ie railroad ran into an cn-
gine coming from Newport, VI, half n
mile from hrre. both running Ill fn.l speed
round il curve. Archer Go@l;tr 81 Man
sonvillc, Que. titonan, WAS instantly
Killed Mrs. pani,l Skinner ~ Barton.
VT. ana Ralph Eimiai, fireman, woe
50 bnlly injured that tsey will probably
iip
The sun., 1900-10-05
NOTICE.

SDTlG ~ ON ana after SCltCmbcr ~, 1900
SrNenlh stree Bridge will ne closed to the pub
lie travel, - the cnnltacti win G mmence work
on he new stee! bridge ut that time. By order
OF the Bridge Committee.
! j. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
NOTICE Tiic ioard ri Puhie EGucation will
receive PROPOSALS fAr iurni ulc iot"New High
scliool !" Lid o i il Loci lbs in Board room,
oi ~ u for ocoek p. m, October 15fn 1900.
lh, nt'r to ft per { at and To he nlaeeo III posi-
-, IA New iiiel SCh VI on tr before the 18th
q OF ltctmltr II ~ pan ~ seating the
5uditeli3Hl @ hh sui mtted q & e bueId, The
iiolId Of Education tts ryrs the lit to reject
any Or NJ bids, 1tttt VIII be $50 (mare or lesst
Snl q frsf 1, - nmar .Yc: lC0N ore or lessl
nrci& ctinus, 20 !! wing tatlts, suitable for Free
hard cr Mtcha'. al drts.lg sample of each
70 he placed H. Cald ioJm before the bid; are
read
WILLIAM TURNER. Chairman.
The sun., 1900-10-05
Help Wanted.

A GEMS WANTElI-fOK GALVESTONs
N the Horrors of a stricBeu City " Mutat
Halstead "a fearful tele Of heauteus ,ity
s~el into the sea. Leniand enormous. sfleI-
did book. only 81 80 Agents selling from 10 to
100 daily, and eleatirg f ON Sc 10 S7J daily.
bonanza for Agents. OnlS endorsed book.
Freight pad Cr, dit given, Outfits fr' e. Sef d
six twn-ecnt stnnll ior postage big commits
DOMINION COMP Ny, DcTt A., CHICAGO.
The sun., 1900-10-05
socia, democratic Meeting,

There viii te mass meeting Of those
who signed the nomination papers Of the
Socta democratic party Az Labor LSceum
uali, liz &oftn jackson street, this ven
my III eight d lcdek.
The sun., 1900-10-05
:
VIII IInid n I1estiynl.

Tho w. g. r. u. If Nawror5 ui'' hn'a
: festival on Saturday e9enin!. October
8, at their headquarters, corn r Marshall
and Market streets.
The sun., 1900-10-05
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.

$50 a. III. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Cincinnati. louisville, and st. Louis.
Dining carr
1926 y. nj. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to Pittsburgh, linn
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
1920 D. III. daily, Limited" Pittsburg,
Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and st. Louis. Oin-
ing Carr
1925 p. M. daily, Pittsburg and Cleve-
land.
4sO p. m. daily, Pittshurg, Chicago.
Nashville (via CincinnatD, Indian
apolis, and st. Louis. Dining Carr
S.25 p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Columbus,
indianapolis, Louisville. and st. Louis.
$50 p. III. daily, Pittshurg and Chicago;
for Toledo. except Saturday.
11.00 p. M. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
and Cleveland.
11.20 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except
! Saturday.
~ Congressional Limited Express.
All Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining
Car. No extra fare other than the usual
Pullman charges.
(xl Limited Express. yestibule Parlor
Cars, Vestbule Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket agent at tho
station
J. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. R. WOOD,
Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass, Agt
The sun., 1900-10-05
pETNIyArE DIYIe

For Nrw Castle SIS d m, So9. 4.s9,
ana IS A. weekdays
) Tor aHcs, S.1S i. m, 1.a9 i. H. week
,aIs.
For Dover. Harrington, aud ncImar,
8.lS, l1.OG a. m, 4.S9, 6.5S, and I'LL .. N.
Sundays, 12.t1 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 1903
D. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles. nld Point
Comfort, and Norfolk, HOG a. N. week
days and 1911 night daily.
The sun., 1900-10-05
Miscellaneous.

ttF ANpFD--All kind Of old books bought
w sold aud exchanged at
+. N Stitliih. No. lis Shipley Street.
f,Epn.s ehichssfsr's sngiish Pennyroyei
u Pills Are Th, Bsst
Seie Reliable Take no other. Send 10.
htami $ for psrticulhrs. Relief for Ladies'" in
Letter by Return Nall ask Your Druggist
Chichester Chemical CO.
phliada pa.
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May Irwin.

Miss May Irwin comes 10 the Opera
House on Saturday nisat, il the new
The sun., 1900-10-05
Gasoline Stoves.

4 tASoLlNE STOVES RErAIRED. GAsO-
N line, 8 gal. 70 cents. New D oline stoves anG
ovens sold and rented. WIGS lcss Blue Flame
Oil Stoves. M HUTCHINSON,
100 " E. 9Th st., between King and French SITS
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Scientific I'almiSt.

S..cTENFIFIC PALMIs4 Mrs. Adams reads
; 'lr entire life. My rover Is unsurpssseti.
Gsl. i1d be convinced take M money until
l"ferly satisfied Office M G6 i, llth ST.
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For THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway Express GAG p. M,
daily, alcepcrs to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis. and New Orleans; 7.a6 p. M,
daily, slecpers to New Orl lans. Memphis,
Nashville, via Ashcvillc and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast I.inc.-Exprcss 12.1;
p. M. daily, sleeprrs TO Charleston
Task. .nvillc, Fort Tampa, and Macon
LOS IL M dnily. slrepcrs to ltichmond
and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway S.11 p
m. daily, dining car, and siegpers {,
Cincinnati.
SeaLoard Air Linc.--Exrress 4.85 a
M daily. Shoppers Il jacksonville: 400 p
III. daily, sleeper; to Atlanta and Tampa