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Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
DupIIosALE-TuE sURscRIBER


Il intending TO discontinue farming And
housek e, PING, will sell a unblie sale A. hls
Issldenes, At Dayetvs @ MI,is on IN rnsTs n.n"tu 20
Delaware I ity, on
TnuRsDAY. FEBRUARY iSTH, isss,
at 10 O'Clock. a. n..
An the following stock, farming In plemenn
and household goods to ats
Three good work or driving horses. heau OF
good mich cows in pront and tprtnsiuE one
bull good stock; 90 paiis ofchlcken-. phar-
ton rs,5lssn ssTY rsse nearly new
/ wheel barrow / set Of ' agon ha ness; SET
carriAse harness; collars; hlid,es; forks
shoVels; chAins, &C hay fork. blocks And
House old Goods-l $ foot walnut extension
nearly new; ham boiler; psrl,r stoves; !
sewilg Achln feather beds; bedstesds;
sof.. se,trr; CLOCK, gtoeAinE ehAirs: : 2doien
chairs, 2 bur aus, I hat rack. window cur
t.ins iOO yA;ds carpet 4 NashstandS, lamps
pictures, looking. glasses. Dishes and y lass:
in vet -urnithed house Hams, shou ders
and pic Eled pO bv the pound, potatoes by
the bushei, Dairy nxtu,rs, sn,h as ehufns,
ing iubs. and many Other ARTICLES too un-
! mrrous TOO mCnu u.
TERMs'-Or all Gums OF twenty collars and
under each; all over hA. amount credit of
J months viii be given, purchase giving
bankA6l note with approved security, with
''''''' '''"' N' ADAM DAYETr
W. T. DNyett, Auct. }. 7. wris Ilerk.
/ Jsh'%hN-uiJ } u u D u
| A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IA estatc.--By virtue ofAn Otdc of the or
| Phans' urt In New Castle CoInty, vii. Dt
| sold at public sale,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE srH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881,
at II o'clpck, a. N,
on the ptemises, all that pat OF the fArT oi
| the late EiwAfd stroud, ii eAsed, In Penca
| nm station. on The PmlAdrlp ia, " n.inglon
| al baltimore railroad abontz- a lies from
l Newark, cOutalnlnH about IS acres OF land,
mOrv OF less The Improvements en- this part
| OF the fAim are large mansion house and oct
bnil ings.
| Terms made known on day of sale, by
| MANY K. NJ kOUD. Adi.lnlstfatrlI.
The above mentioned tact q land anu an
| adjoining tract lying In he state ~ MARY =
| lud, cuntaluing abOui ~ ~ res. "a ore or less
| will he sold a. one tract At the tine and vi &c
| about lGi acres, more or loss. The Improve
| mtuts thereon consist of large ansion
| hous "a IA house aud tenant house, large
| barn, corn crtb gan, ~, wagon house and
| Othtr Uut-builriuv-, The land Is Of me quali-
| ~. divided into htlhs un Ter yOot lrnciug. Ii
| Il ~ TT cnlNrly Auapted 10 raising fruit and
| there Is Young pea h Otcl ART 10 full bearing,
| thereon: atsoHn sppl Ortliarl In tuli hearing
| dothrr Iu trees The farm Iuus to the
| Iron li!ll station Ihiladel phia, " llMlng on
: AAd Butiiuorp railroad, and Lime and utht =
| mAnutus are lAnled ClOsr Athand. The neigh
| h"rho i Il h.AltAy $40 desirable as a place u
| residence. BENJAMIN NlELDs,
| u l,-dSw-H Attorney Tor heirs.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
w wANAMaKER's

rHILAuxLrnrA, Is,osiay, IAN 20. lses
India Silk and Porgees
Advance shipments JUST in
Ready this morning.
Dress silks almost like
gossamer. A hundred or
more styles. Dark with
light figures; light or white
with figures of various
shades, and a great range
OF dainty colors, including
many of the newest tipts
as:
Gofe Don Quixote
Tzigaue Mahogany
Gobel!u Porcelain
Harficont Rouge Vulcan
Sieyre Pr.llne
Orient Hussar
Nsst4le Picadily
Terra Gotta
They grow in popularity y;
We '"'e!ore control exclu-
sivoly many Il the best d .,
signs.
Early selections of Indiae
and Porgees can be wisely
made before the spin : rush
All 27 inches wide, and
81 a yard Mary Of tfem
would be quick at more,
West Transept
| C!oakings, May be the win
ttcr Wlll colne in February
iand March No matter
We went waie Ter it. We
make the rnaes on the G
Icold-weather 'hin&s so attl-
that you woula buy them 1t
lJuiy. Double wise in lol
to buy nov: Get USE Of tht
'lgoods this winter aud n,xt
ireez= time things at MD
sum ner prices.
7 Figured Cloaklrg was =, now 81
stripe Cloaking. black, was s., now s.
Light blue Beaver Cloakilg, was s.
, Inow 81 30
i Black Diagonal Cloaking, was a. SO
now 81.
/ Black Ottoman c oaklng was 81, nor
0 Isl 50.
Black Cheviot Cloakinp, was O., no
, Isl 25.
Red and black Mix Cloaklne, was 81 5
3 lDoW $3.50.
Il Black Tuited Cloaking, was S2.5O, no
;. I$l 81.
b ack Bouele Cloaklug, was s. no
tsl %
Back Diagonal Cloaklng, was s. no
Sl25.
a Large plaids, styles, was S1,7s, no
81 25
: Green Twill c oak ting, was 81, no
= 81 70.
, Plain and Rough Cloaking, was Sl,5
r now 81.
y North Of Genre.
Baby Clothes have n
Eseason-all the time. w
are ready Tor the little NIT
: or ter the bigger ones wher
ever YOU are. Almost ali
'ss day new things snowA4k
i al d soft settle down |
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
uN sATURDAt
THE 2SrH DAY OF JANOH
At2o'elOcH, p. u.
At2o'clocx, p. m

The folio wing described rfa' "' ,,,, sb
All ,hat certainlt rpiccn q, e,..a, I,
fram. bnilding heieon trccI' '.f.s goi'
Christi ga llnndIed, NJ" ",I,n, tasge nj
b united ana desc iDe.' a. OK n''y' :. n IA
Bcgiuning ON the ortH i.ff q N
street teAtended) the Nm VEL i.,tl
easlcrly IrOm the .Asiefif t, Wti5 ,lrl
issn fssI tna%sa 4Ss'esls es.ts I pf5sla
u ftet thence sputhcrly p"tn,Iin snf1..sl
street IS / =. To aid 'ide ~, 40 lH'r"
theme thereby esterly y ,,, u, " 7,',, N
b ginn ns be ire content mia IA
Seized and taken In tNtu1 sd Gsn1
by GlLES IN IN, i ,upaT, ,,clI
snerin's once, " hnington' q"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
&c lllIoulTK d.lelIb.d taL, M. b


IN ilA' esitA'n Iottrtfti..' 's- Eal
y stt Or. ed trek dvc'll D.. sGM
ttte &C. filta In tfs citf Gf ftA|
t,n . o. trC dtto ined q toHtg- sIt
hes lnn'tg a. 8 p int oG q I'D
ue - t.'pr b street iGtwt,L u. - Il
. l.om tfi street, II ths s;a, isne
ncble'ly ir N tho westriiS fitc aid
tttttAi tes nOrtheTIy tIfnugl ahal
IN" oiyish u wall hetNe en ihs VI d
nolte sdiaifiiE on the tna talBidH|
; ohbsf" street 30 net TO The 90 frttJ NJ
OF an Alley I 'ctt Hhn IsfulIg 70 hBI
hld ltttot, thetoe Lllig faid aIs -
isy westerly peral3sl with ti' lEn
10 ieel to G. n ar, thence . uth,f nuIA
WIN ] on bard itrett and thr ugG %, ~
Gl' OF th' civ sion wAh Btts,gu hiu
me house adjoining en- the wt,' . I'D
we said nor'hsrly side OF .i.' 3. ret, v
th ~ htieby "a teIly 10 rec. la ts pm
o. htslnbiog, Be Tie oOnteaid 70 mi III
elzed ard taken In eEecnt'Ir' iaspf1
ptj - Jtmts A. Stewart a d hl5fsn 4
StoFait, his vii anti "a. %: o. coll
~ blLlS LAM BSr, tsih
=, Shei1il' utzoj, Wilmin ten, &. luan u
lts+. s3iu
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

The following described real estate, VIZ.
Al that certain lot or piece OF land - If, The
hull 'tbgs an Improve nents theron ere ted
situate In the city Of Wilmington, bounded
aHd descI bed as follow TO wit.
Beginning At point on the westerly Side of
Town end street, at " feet Wide al the a..
lance o y feet from the e Tner TfrrurJ Gy
the Intersection Of the SAID side NJ UoYus,"1
street with the nOrthery side pi ''B'i ,t,rtt
100 irrt to a corner, thence HUribptly ,,A
parallel win Townsend street - i,rt Ia
another rorner, thence rAsterly and II trHlIrI
Win ~ street, 100 feet % line aforesaid ,ii,,
OF roHnsenh street, ard the rs lhrtrty
Outhsrly % itel 10 tn place uf hryiutdns
W. Vol. =. rAye l3j, etc. ''A
ty Of Annie 4. HOUsou, suryiIing ir,r,,1 -
'Cf Charles llohson anu Annie T. liz viz
ant Annie r lloJsOu dniilfstrptr ~
Charles llObbon deceased, and la nr oiI' 'I.V
s, blkES I.AMB-DN, sh,tif
sherih' Ohlce, wilmington, JAnuafy H. Issa
li2-UU -ta
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26


5, for card Of . dozen, worth 2Cc
.; 4 dozen, worth l5c
10, dCzeu, worth 25c
l5c & dozen, worth SOC
25c dozen, worth +Oc
iic a dozen, worth 75c
Large reduc' ,ons In Ivory, Pear Jet, f,
and Crochet Buttons
Miscellaneous:
iOc for hest quality Feather Trim
ming, worth ully sl
lC0 dozen Dress Shields at 81 dozen
worth e. so
Six Garter Elastic, 25c, worth 40c
BlacN Braid 7 innings Zoe, lSc, 9Oc,
2jc three quarters of in price.
Bead Ornament Gimps, e., lGc, l2c
i6c, 2Oai 25c up to Sl.5O.
Northeast OF centre
Genuine Seal Caps at the
price OF common fur. Coed
for years OF wear. Away S
in fashion. Dollars saved
on such a cao are dollars
given to you This lot is the
best value tor tbe money we
have ever known.
8 al Double Roll Turban (pleced), q
from &c
Same, finer tsllghuy pieced), IS from 81
Fine'seal Gotham, Xxx, g from $40
And other shapes such as
Driving and Detroit, Tor as
little accordingly.
Robes, Mufii -rs. and other
Furs down to the hardest Of
h4rd-pln.
Thirteenth aud Market streets.
Higu button, warm. lined ,
waterproof Rubber Over
shoes for women. We have
had trouble in seasons past
- get enough Of them. The
prices We're never before so
ioW.
Women e
Misses tl.7j
Chiidrcn's 81 -
Every desirable sort of Rub
oar footwear i5r men, women,
or children.
Market sire front, west of Malu Aisle.
We have just got an ex-
;ra big lot OF apsn2se things
at unhe1rd OF prices. Your
( imes and quarters will do
about as much tor you in the
| lp corner OF the Basement
a, if you had the run OF the
shops OF Toxic
New Pattern Decoration Pans
the 3Oc kind Tor l5c
he 25c kiud Tor lUc
the lOC KIND Tor &c
Bamboo Scrolls
the 15c Kind for 4Nc
the IOl kind for 2jc
ia 36c kind for be
Decoration ParasOls for
Toe, 2lc &c, Soc, 75c, 81 up TO 81 )
Splash Mats-
the GOc kind for 40c
And a hundred other thing
' at lst as unlooked-io
J, plic-s.
Basement, east OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
wANAMaWERT

as white aud cosy aud with
prices clipped. Some of the
clips:
Lamb's-wool Co1.s, IS, from T19
Cream Cloth Coats, g. from 1910
Pongee Goats, 81 from $40
Pique Coats, a fromt
Striped Plush Goats, 40 fr ON fS.13
Colored Eider-dowa, q from $3.50
About 200 fniants' Caps,
greatly reduced:
Plush Caps, down from $3.50 to$i
Plush Caps, do.n from 81 :5 TO Si-25
Plush Caps, down from 50 toss
Silk Caps, down from & TO 50
Zephyr Caps, down from IS, % to q %
Second aoor, Chestnut streets side. Two
elevators.
Dress Trimmings. The
new things are knc cking at
the door. We must admit
them. Only small lots OF
most Of the in-the,way
things; but small or large,
out they must 60. We
mark prices that will hustle
them off at once.
l ~
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

ShEkltE's SALE.-BI y, u ar .
- war Of LtVan IagH !.
directed, will be eIpOsot /, b-ti. \.
81 tho Oonrt Bnnss, On MArlg ~ -
lNeen Tenth and Eleventh s,a,. I, d,
eliy OF wilmington, Rev C4ts SS,S
DOL, @-Sl
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
DUBIlu SAIL UF REAL E,TAT-.
WIZ be sold at public sale on the prsmi-
seE,
N, GH West Front stTolt,
on sArURDsY. January xs, 1873,
Rt2o clock, e. m

on sATuHDsY, JanuRry xs, 1873,
at2 clock, 6. N,
rho raj estate OF saran jarfi1g. lac thr
prt psr'y Of Jnhu \ Arring, q ocsa 'ei, TO Wit :
All that cert in lot OF land, si'uato on tho
6Outh~rly side o. ffouts.rte', beiSten Wost
Hnd Waehington street,, known rs Iat We I
Bfont street, 10 tho city o. Wimiupt n. .
ifeLt'nR IS 'est and in. On FTOut street,
ahd eateniinEs uyh Ht tnat width 100 f0sI
TO the r. W 3 u. Railr hd on " attr ftreot
Tho proveUents the'epn consist o. three
M 0tofled mick 6,OTa AMI dwelling con-
IL inin rIoms, with goOi Dry cellar
u!t property fror tg oQ FrCLt and water
s'rsots Il is III geot business loc tlltv
The caSs ot the fTODs : trCet passenger raj :,
way ooBpAnY ruu East aud West Ton ffeut
ctr eil 10 front Of this pr pbrty.
Pos esson will be kiyen on tae 25th d1J
OF March NIX: 40 pe9tponslont on 40.
u1t Of ths weather.
tGls pO9.uvo.
TH1MtsH LALIN.
hPent u effect the sslo.
L. q Fraim tt'orneY iOr ExOeuTiK,
l.. ". stldhsm son, Ruotl oneets
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

SHFRtF tFF'S sAtE-B "
- Hwtl' 81 al. Lovsri faf''
rreitd. Wilt b, expo ed alh
tUuT Hoes on Mtrk s'ft''
aua FrN'lnh str'a 4 "a -
ton, New Cat liz County. llf.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

IpBLlO SOLE or REAL ESrATF-
! ate tubter.ber vi u cell At ublic sale,
at the tuetiun looUs Of l.. W. stIeh m q
son, 10. lit EaE: Etu.th street WilDinB
tol, Dtl on
SATURDAY, Fl BRUAVY !, 1865,
at2 O'Clock p m,
Tho fsim Of the Isto james Htnry Nit
chel, tituate near Drgmuol d's Hnl, IN
Mill Dlsek Hundr6d, New Cg,t County
and state Of lelIwate BdloiniTg lHnas u
Jsmes Littl", George RuD mon 81 d ctheri,
and containing about eis Ety se..s OF la d,
70 acres being W dls Id. 1: Is dIyIC cd INTO
helds, knd 5 well ut ICd, The coll f. fer
tic and Rdapt'd 20 grain, uuek o. frIit
Ihs buildings coLs 0. Il irsr.o DWELLING
huufo, lSrge Lame BaIn 'Jr'ng house ana
oth.r out hulicipgt lOcRtCu Enc neigh
hlr' ood are copvcnirut srd dssi-R 10, noar
Ntwsfk and stsLtQl sbls Fosivve TO
close eEtkte. Ha!.iss st sglI
NM II nj tnt fI,,
htu iutEtr4tut q 4. A.
u Jdmos be4sY n itcnell. &C eaAoi.
Hoe n t.UsHn 2 aLt3+uUys.
l.. W. S.idhain a sot, uct's
Islw.d 0 d Is
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

SHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- a writ Of Lcyaii Fscias. to mei.rrrtc,i.
will be eiposei to publ sslr, At tie Guurt
House, on Market street, hrtw, tu Tenth an
Eleventh streets, IN the city Of Wilm.l gton,
New Castle county, b l.,
On SATURDAY
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

Il Intending to discontinue farming snd
housek e. pine, will sell nublic sale A. his
Tesldence at Dayetrs Mills, In Pencader
Hundred, on the road leading from Newark 10
Delaware ity. on
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26

A DMINlsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
IA estatc.--By virtue An oJbe oi the or
Phans' nrt In New Castle Coynty, vii. Dt
sold at public sale,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
ONE BLOW FoR NINE O'CLOCK

on she City Hall Bell HereafssE-The
 Alarm at she DaVenpoPt Fire.
 A rather peculiar thing happened at the Davenport fire on Hillhouse avenue Wednes- day evening. When the alarm was sent In from box 54, corner of Prospect and Sachem streets, it was at precisely g o'clock. Box 54 takes nine blows to strike it, and natural ly it was surmised that the alarm had been sent in correctly. The non-inrerference sys- tenn which is in vogue here is such that when any box has been pulled another one cannot be struck until the first has done striking. Valuable time was lost, some six minutes in all, by this mistake and new order of striking the g o'clock bell has been inaugurated by the fire department. Here- after only one blow will be sent out at g o'clock, the same as at noon. By this means the circuit remains open only three seconds, where previously it took twenty-eight. There are two and . half seconds interval between the blows and five seconds interval between double or triple boxes and fifteen seconds in terval between the rounds, and the boxes are now all uniform four-round boxes. By this arrangement it is hoped that repetition of lest Wednesday nights confused alarm will be almost an impossibility.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
YALE NOTES.

The Princeton Game To.Day-Lets of
 Yaleseans or to New York To-Day 60
 See she Game-HoEv the Yale Team
 will be Made Up.
 The election of Lit. editors will hereafter be held on the last Wednesday of February instead of being held in January as has form erly been the case.
 The meeting in Dwight hall tomorrow night will be addressed by Rev. Joseph H. Twitchell '59.
 The meeting of the Berkeley association in the 's9 room in Dwight hall tonight will be addressed by Professor Weir of the Art school.
 The Glee and Banjo clubs will give con- cert in Newberg, N. F., on the 28th.
 The railroad has granted the rate of $1.S5 to New York and return for the Princeton game. The tickets are good on the 9:S5 train only to New York but on any train on Sat- urday or Monday returning. The team left on the 2:30 train yesterday .sfternon and took up their quarters at the Fifth Avenue hotel. TIha Y,lavara xuiIl ho foI1ouva.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
Christ ohurch nIission servlces.

Christ Church Mission Serv1cens
 The mission services now being held in Christ church are drawing large congrega- tions, and all who desire to hear the gospel preached with distinctness and power rare ly equailed should hear the Rev. A. 0. A. Hall of Boston, one of the finest preachers of New England. Every young man in New Haven should hear his address to men. Such preacher and such 8 work as he is doing must bear fruit. Young men intend ing to enter the sacred ministry will find in Father Hall g noble preacher and instructor. A number of clergymsn from out of town have been in attendance on these services, ,one of whom was heard to remark that Father Halls instructions were invaluable to the clergy. Notices of these services have a1- ready been given in the COURIER. There will be another address to men on Sunday st 4p.m. The sermon on Sunday at 10:30 will be on the "Holy Communion" The public are invited.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
mfsa aRususII,s Concert,

The sale of seats for the concert of next Tuesday evening began at the box office of the New Haven Opera House yesterday mor- ming and the indications are that the concert tractive features as already announced in- clude some of the best local solo talent and Mir. Henry Duzensi, one of the 1eadingt enors of the Metropolitan Opera House.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
Rntertainnants.
aIRERIA

Sl9EfAAs
 There was another large audience at the New Haven Opera House last night to see "Siberia." The last performances will be given this afternoon and evening.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 The Gray and Stephens dramatists will to- day close most successful week'e engage ment at the Grand. ''The Old Oaken Bucket" will be played at both performances to-day.
 RUNNING WILD
 MT. John Wild, for ten years leading com- edian at Harrigan's Park Theater with Harri- gan and Hart, will appear at the Hyperion Theater on Monday and Tuesday next in the musical farce comedy Running Wild, ]" by Charles T. Vincent and Kenneth Lee. The authors submit Planning Wild" as an enter tainment with
 Just plot enough to interest,
 Not enough to bore,
 To wit and fun galore.
 JOE JEFFERSON.
 Joe Jefferson will appear at the New Ha- ven Opera House on Thanksgiving day. At the matinee "Ths Cricket on the Hearth" and ''Lend Me Five Shillines" will be pro. duced, "Rip Van Wrinkle" in the evening.
 TERRY THE SWELL.
 Harry B. Bell, the clever comedian, will appear at the Hyperion on Wednesday next in the picturesque play ''Terry, the Swell"
 HELEN BARRY.
 Helen Barry, the famous English come dienne, will be the attraction at the Hyperion on Thursday and Friday next Miss Barry was to have made her debut on her revisit to this country on September at the Union Square Thsater, New York, but she was thrown out of 8 carriage and disabled. Miss Barry is beautiful woman, and she has won her high position by the most legitimate means. She will present her "After," one act drama and three aot comedy entitled "A Women's Strategem." A souvenir pre- gramme will be given to each lady who at tends on Thanksgiving day either at matinee of evening performance.
 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The first of four grand concerts by the Boston Symphony orchestra will be given at the Hyperion on December 10th. The sub scription list is now open at Steinert's music store.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
saturday. November S4, 1888.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY

A Necessity-Wilcox & Go. Severe Winter-Brooks O. Cold Weather Shoes-C. H. Ayers. Finest Ovsters-Austin Alling. For Rent-E H. Smith, 65 Olive Street. For Sale-A Good Roadster-Kimberly g Parsons For Confectionery Business-E, This Omce For Sale-House and Barn-1O9 Shelton Avenue. For Sale-Heuse-Joh T. Sloan. 1affev s Big Class-Monday Night. Handkerchiefs-C. F. Beckley. Hood's rsaparilla-At Druggists. John Wild-Hyperion Theater. New Houses For Sale-George L. Austin Poultry at WhoIesale-Lee Hoyt. Proyisions-Paul Jente Bros Robes and House Coats-DeBussy ,Manwaring q Co Six Handsome Prizes-J. H. G. Durant. Special Arrangement-H. Machol. Stocks and Bonds-W. T. Hatch & Sons Strayed-Dog-154 South Front Street. Tailor Cut Patterns-Mrs- L.. E. Sisson. Wanted-Position as Housekeeper-l02 Orange St. Wanted-Sit -Situatfon-Box 787, City. Warm Shoes for Winter-D. w. CosgToVe e Co.
 SUNDAY SERVICES. Dwight Place Church-Rev. pr. Twitchen United Church-Rev. T. T. Munger. Christ Church-Special Services. Trinity M E. Church-Rev pr. Reed Coiiee,e Street Church-Rev. W. w. McLane. Church of the Holy Spirit-Rev. .Phebo A.Hanakord. Fsast Pearl St. M B. Church Rev. Mr. Goodenough. Davenport Church-Rev. l. c. Meserve Church of the Messiah-Rev. l.. H. Sqlres. St Holm Street M. E. Church Rev. I. M Foster. George Street M E. Church-Rey. Joseph Baird. Humphrey Street Church-Rev. Mr. Luckey. Ffrst Baptist Church-Rev. W. H Butr1ck. First Presbyterian Church-Rey. J. G. Rodger.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. They often say. "Oh, it will wear away" but in most cases 1t wears them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on positive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the ex- cellent effect after taking the first dose. Prices 50c and S1. Trial size free. At all druggists' d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
n11voR-.D.h 0oUne1Y

Olive Branch Council No. 2, D. of L., cel- ebrated their third anniversary at their hall in Simpsons Block last evening. There was @ very large attendance of their members, also goodly number of members of Friend- ship No. 8. There was bountiful supply of good things to eat, and all present separated with mutual good wishes, regretting that the evening passed so soon. This council is very rapidly growing, both in quality and squanti- ty, and hope to continue to do so.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
Special Arrangement.

For the next ten days, H. Macol, the tail or, at 7S5 Chapel street. opposite the City market, will make gentlemen's clothing at greatly reduced prices, after which his ex- tensive business will be established at 79s Chapel street, two doors below the City bank. He now offers special advantages to all customers. His various lines of fashion able clothes comprehend the best in market, and his good work is widely appreciated.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
D1ed New York.

Miss Grace Ingersoll, formerly of Meriden, died in New York yesterday of consumption, aged twenty-one. She was cousin of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, the noted orator, and also of Mrs. L. F. Griswold of Meriden. The body will be brought to Meriden this morn- ing for burial.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
FIRE IN RTRmINaHAM.

The Howe Tin OOmPanY,s Factory
 Damaged By a Slight Fire.
 BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 23.-A fire broke out in the Howe Tin oompany's factory on Water street between 10 and Ii o'clock tonight. It originated in the cutting room. It was dis covered before it had gained much headway, and prompt action on the part of the fire de- partment prevented serious damage. AS it was the damage was principally by water. The total loss by fire and water will reach $4,000 or 50 ,000 and is coverd by insurance.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
AdmIraI Foote Post.

There will be social and supper at the meeting of Admiral Foote post this evening,
 at which time the bedquilt that Mir. L. L..
 Bishop presented to the post will be drawn. The members of B. c. Merwin post and the Women's Relief corps are cordially invited; also the Sons of Veterans and the Ladies' Aid society. Supper from 5:30 to o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
MUST STOP AIT BRIDGEPORT.

The Action of she RaiIroad Commis- si0ners Or1GielsSd-It ts all on Ae- count of Trouble Between MT. Stew. ensOn and the Consolidated Road.
 The action of the railroad commissioners in compelling the Consolidated road to stop through trains at Bridgeport is not finding as much favor with people in this part of the State as was undoubtedly expected by the commission that it would. Their report orr dering the change is here given.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
K. O. L. Ball.

The fourteenth charity sociabie of the K. o. J. society will be held at Loomis' hall on Thanksgiving night. Herz's orchestra will furnish the music.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-24
ACara.

Miss E. W. Davenport wishes to express her grateful thanks to the various gentlemen who rendered such efficient service in aid of the fire department during the fire at her residence on the evening Of the 21st inst.