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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-06

Ladies', why send your lace curtains to
the laundry to have them cleaned and de-
stroyed? Bring them to the Springfield
Steam Dye Works, 81 north Center street.
and they will be returned to you clean and
In good condition and as good as new.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-06

mo beggars or peddlers allowed here, J"
Is harsh and frequent sign In New York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-06

Some fnc ane-.v,,es 's'z ani
| Framed NJ. pecia
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-06

sSTHkYED Or sT0LEN-Fro the Wilson
y am. enc mile south % o. springhsld, on Shs me
~; black and Waite spots; will weigh about
- S91nds Lfberal reward for her recovery.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-06

/. = dE7--k drliu Of butter at crossing of Lime
II 0fsue and Kfzer street. Thursday evening,
&Iesssp- m: Finder viii leave Information
nt rs 1lDsdfxhd avenue and receive reward.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
an TmE CAMP.
rhe Toats Ffate aeen EearranGed.
whs Efrsf Arrest.

rhe Tents Efafe Ezeen FsearFangcd.
whs Efrst Arrest.
v Telephone 10 EVENING J URsAL.
CAMP DuPoNT dol. July 1.-THE special
rain win h. n t.onal Guard OF Delaware
rrivea here Gs i2 so o'clock after long
orrnsy Of aa bour snd BALI The troops
|emained in tbe cara for twenty
linutcs afcr the arrival Of
he train. Afrar sighting from the
ars they formed IN iine OF parads aud
larched through the picaic grounds TO the
lamp. Aittr clnsuitation between Adjl
ant. General Bs-naey. Col. S. "a. Wood,
Colonel EsHell aad other officers the plan
Z camp "a marked oa5 in the EVENING
|fouRNAL's DUPONT camp CORE
pondencs was decided upon. The
|afn wara Immediately ordered
Io re.srgaaae the tents according to
|hat plan. ails wore made to puE
ID the line oaileii taats to tho vest
gard cf the pglvatas' tents This
ecessitAtsd the peruai abandonment
Il the raauiar order q the day. It viii
AXE the grea er part of The afternoon to
lake the char gss The FIRST event OF eny
eneral interest," wili 1a the dress parade at
O'Clock ibis evening.
The first man 10 g into the guard house
gas a private from down the state, who
|Tas laboring anleF tho effects OF an over
oss OF elcahoie stimHiants
A0jutans J n herman hss sufficiently
|ecovered 70 return TO his duties
nd Lisatenans Fisher has returned to
bis company,
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
90 taIh hr Esnnner.

Isaac d. Neksrvis. Tuuner Of this city,
|hsllenged q. ". Miller, champion anna
eur runner Of the state as follows: II chal-
enge you t1 run one sny distance you may
esire on or bsf,re 5ep'embsr /, al any
lace This refers to E. w. Miller, who
an from Dover to smyrna on January 4,
|ss4.n
Both Of tbs man have been doing plenty
< talking lately, and this race is
Intended 10 bring them to the test.
yekeryis won the two hundred yards
lash and the second neat of this 100 yards
ace on July 4 Miller ran from Dover to
jmyrna, distance OF - miles over a
ough road. in one hoas and twenty. four
minutes Eeatrvis viii start to train i'm
nediately.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Grand AnnIrnRrnm

veal to the present generation that homely
simplicity which nurtured the Putuams and
that brave band OF pioneers that landed at
the mouth Of tho Muskingum river ia the
memorable spring time of 17Ss Varied and
attractive programmes OF entertainment
have been prepared for each day and evon-
ing Of the exposition, including horse racing,
band and singing tournaments, lectures, con
certs and operas Closely interviewer with
the best interests Of tho exposition is the re-
union Of the Grand Army Of the Republic in
the second week Of September. Never per-
haps in taiis country will the reunion be sur
passed. Application has already been made
for the entertainment Of 100000 veterans,
representing every state and territory
Its Central location makes Columbus the
great gateway between the east and the west.
Fifteen railroad lines center in her Union
depot Il IS the third city in the Union born
a capital, and the second waalthiest in tho
United States in proportion to population.
Columbus, long the limit Of western travel,
is rich in historic interest. 1t has been the
scene Of episodes in the lives Of almost every
distinguished character the western country
has produced in the last threa-quarters Of 4
century It's latch string is out.
L. R McCABB.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Cenernl PoI,tlcaI Nevva.

The Nav Y,rk irish. American support
ers OF Harrison and Mlrson opened cen
tral headquarters at No ia 5sh ave. yes
tsrdsy. The whole Of the third Dor, With
fine front, having four windows and
commanding a vlsw OF Madison square and
Broadway, has bean engaged until tbs
sud II the campzign Excellens reports
are being received from all quarters re-
gsrdlng ths Irish American vots.
Darby, Pa. has citizsn who boast Of
hsiug tbs reatgreatgrandson Of Prssi
dsRt Harrison and second cousin to the
next Presii lent OF she United States, Ben
jamin Harrison His mama 10 Harrison
5srrill Taylor and he ia about 90 years Of
aga Be exhibits an 1s.karat gold watch.
hsavy doubls oasss. McCaos works, big
sla.fashioned affair, which he claims was
worn by President Harrison and descended
90 him
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Death OF Miss Constable.

The Baltimore Sun says that Miss Alice
Constable, eldest daughter OF Aibers Con-
stable. died shout o'clock yesterday morn
ing at the reeldence OF her father, 10 Elk
ton. Nd, ia her 2lat yesr. she has been
III Of typhoid fever for about 10 days she
waa attended by Dr. Brom~eli Of Wash
ington, d. G. DIR. Fl. II. Mitchell Of Elk
ton, Dr.. }. v. Wallace Of Chesapeake
City, and DIR. J. J. Black OF New
Castle, Del. abe latter her uncle. Nies
Constable was handsome aud highly
accomplished lady, with large circle OF
friends. She completed her education in
Washington, d. c., and was also well
known in social sirclss 10 Baltimore, where
she visited ber uncle, Ex-Governor James
B. Groome, and Deputy Collector William
M. Knight and on the Peninsula.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
A worrIble neath.

James Thomas Matthsws, c9larad man.
employed With the thfsshing machiue Of
Kerry Booker Of Goldsoosougb, sd, was
killed yesterday while at work upon She
crop OF Willism A Jarrett. near Greena-
boro. Matthew'S is a feeder, eDd was is i1g
upon tho TOP OF the machine awaiting bis
turn, when bis attention was directed to
some chhf which had choked the sleeves IL
his attempt to reach the selves bis foot
slipped and was immediately crught hy
tho revolving cylirder. Both legs we're
drawn through the machine and torn 10
shrsds. Hs died within so minutes after
the accident.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
rhar r.nnnn t,,n rn.nn.

Professor Il. j. morrell and the rest Of
|he "Herbs Of Life Coz have lett the city
|or moro congenial dslds Igisrtportsd that
be company went 20 Chester. The "storen
lt 9th END Llmbsrd SIS has been torn
lown and the e5mpany y pscksdup its goods
st tho brsnca ofiee, sl2 Market St, under
he professor's" supervision. At Justice
smiths tfiles yesterday afternoon, after
he hearing puslishsd ia yesterdays
EVENING JOURNAL. James II. Morgan
withdrew the onafge OF violation Of the
Pharmacy Act, on condition that the
luacks pay the costs Of the case and leave
own This was accepted and the costs
amounting TO SIC were paid.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Rreurhtfa Lnte.


The Pullman Car Works shipped one
car to-day.
Miss julia 7. Todd Of Dover, Del,
is visiting the family Of William A.
Reynolds Of this city.
The Sunday school Of First II. p.
Church OF this city will take an exeur
sion to Pennsgrove on Wednesday,
August /.
Carlton L. Jefferis was badly bruised
last eveniAg by portion # an iron
column, weighing about 40 pounds,
falling on his shoulder.
The Y. n. T. U. will attend divine
services at Asbury H. E Church next
Sunday evening. The members will
meet at the rooms Sth and Market Sis.
at 2 O'Clock.
The dog catcher drove % cattle,
which he found unattended on the va
cant lots between Front and Fourth
Str. near Broome, to The pound this
afternoon.
The select castle Of the "A. o. K. Of
the NJ, Q. will 60 TO Dover tomorrow
evening to install the officers Of one Of
the lodges there. The installation will
be open to the public. After tho cere
mony several of the past commanders
of the state will receive the marked
degree. Charles A. Whann, OF this
city, is an applicant for the degree.
Complaint hiss been made by the
residents in the Vicinity, regarding the
placing Of wagons on the sidewalks by
the proprietor OF the stable at 6sh and
French st. This is particularly notic-
able on Sundays when a string Of
half dozen or more old wagons are
along the curb The police intend 10
stop the nuisance.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
~Fss~ rsat r~u PnH~r@a a.
rsk&~ y ss[U ~ GEis1ASN
FINALS ON THE TAPIs.
allIe- ana eagara Nave wOl

Kilies and Bayard Have Won
TIVE MS OF Three Already.
The playcrs in the tennis tournament at
be Delawere Field Clubs grounds yester-
ay afternoon were greeted by an enthuei-
site crowd of friends Nearly ell those
rho were present are tennis players or
dmirers OF the game
10 the finals rinRles between classes A
nd B. William s. Hilles defeated Fl. K
|'ringhurst, ,Jr ~ the score OF 6-2, 6-S, ! Q,
q Mr.. HiIles 70 the club champion for
|he year 'sS, snd as such will possess the
riEe racquet for that time.
There were three entries in tho mixed
oubIes. which were, by far, the most
|otsresting events of the tournament.
diss Caibariue Pyle and A. d.
Iimith played against Miss Florence
|sayard and WiIliam +. Hilles. The score
gas c. 9, G 3, in favor OF the latter. The
preliminary vets we're plsyed for the best
wo cut or 1hree, while the 6aals which
followed we're for thu best three out OF five
Idr. Hillss and Miss Bayard winning then,
we're uitted against j Ernest Smith and
iiss Nan Hopues. The event was watched
15ith profound interest The players were
ontestiDg Cor the championship OF the club
nd each eeatn wss warmly supported by
1heir friends. Miss Bayard, who is one Of
he beet tennis players In the country,
sbored under tho disadvantage Of a badly
|afamed 81 ger on her left hand. IL
act she was playing despite the advice Of
er physician. But ehe played with ali
or well-known energy and helped to win
wo cut cf the three sets which ths de
pending nigh6 would only psrmit to bs
alsyed. The score was 6 l, 6-1, and 9 in
ayor of Riilee and Bsyard. TIE two re-
laining sets will be played this afternoon.
Miss Bayafa proposes to have her finger
peratsd noon before abe takes up The
acGues ths afternoon. She has painful
altering ae lie middle knuckls which
/ vill require the. surgeons lance before Il
an be relieved.
II At tbs eoorlnion az the playing yester-
ay. the gqest and members Of the cluc
here served With refroshments The tes
rinkiue was in charge Of Miss Rachel 5
#ioalend. lstse hy bliss Burr aud Ms,
robert Mco.e. Tho affair surpassed all
8hose previously given.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17

cession Of vessels Of all kinds, from tho coast
ing sloops to the great ocean steamers.
Directly from in front Of You stretch the
green lawns Of the cemetery, with the white
tombstones glistening IN the sun and beyond
that are the waters Of the bay, dotted by tho
white wings Of the ships, ana fretted and
rrossed bS tho curling smoke from the
steamers. Ia the distance you Gun just make
out the buildings massed about the Battery
Over all this moving panorama Of sea and
sky, OF land and air, comes the strong. fresh
wind Of the ocean, filling your lungs with
health and your soul with gladness at every
breath Ono could not ask fairer spot to
lie in death than this wind swept summit,
looking out on the ono hand to the life and
turmoil, the smoke and CRIME Of the harbor,
and on the other TO the free, unknown, I'M
solved ocean. Surely royal resting place
have tho Vanderbilts chosen for their dead.
JAMES i. HowES
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
! renonnination. and lin mnys heavan ana

renonnination, and will move heaven and
eartp, u nesa ne, 70 secure IT, de may
think that it would help bin TO send
message to the Legislatures that would bs
IN the nature OF political document
clever plea for reconciliation. Among
the subj cts that IL il just possible that hp
may treat OF, besides prison labor, msy bt
mentioned the agn duet. electoral, reform
aud the cenpus. His message is awaited
with intense interest by the politicians. 1t
may decide much that is now doubtful in
New Y York politics.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Anesdots of DSadnme Bonopa, te.

n ~ AAU UQ EaAA hca
An anecdote IS related Of the late Nadsms
A3onaps rte in relation 70 Lewes, Del, and
|fouched for by old residents who received
he story from repstabls sources Oa her
|gay to France, after her marriage with
Jerome, she vessel put into the Delaware,
md because Of lis condition Madame Bona
|,arte and several other passengers de-
handed 10 be put ashore On coming to
land, and when 10 the creek, sbe boat con-
saining the madame cspsizsd. Pilot
lselby Hickman SWAN safely ashore
With her. The madame was housed &c the
lesidencs OF Tnomas Rowland, where. 20
be story goes. she soundly beratsd her boat
or not hasiog oex candies instead Of the
allow dips in her apartment. She was
upon her rescue, and some
Ilious coDsoler remarked II the madame
lad not baen saved she might have been in
be kingdom OF Heaven. The madame re-
piled, to the horror OF her listeners, that
be ''would sooner be at the court OF France
han live in tue kingdom Of Heaven.-Bal
Simore Sun
Evening journal., 1888-07-17

stand under MYers's mama. The word
bankrupt nzs been covered by pieea Of
muslin and tho h ndhills announcing the
sale as bankrupt one, have been torn
from the store windows.
Norris L. Moses. Louis Fellheimer's
clerk. who exposed the fraudulent nature
of Siowman's preteDsions, is very indignant
az what he calls "Cody An,enger's inter
ferencan He ssys that the publisher OF the
Freie Presse advised 6lowman how to get
out OF his dilemma by tr.ns
ferring bis stock TO his clerk. Myers, and
that AnseDger escorted both Hlowman and
Myers to the office OF the clerk OF the
peace, introducing them to Mr. Cochran.
uho transferred the license MIR. Moses
deuounces the whole business as a piece Of
sharp practice.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
AN ExTRA SESSION.
Hill's Desperate PoaftI0n-what
VIII EtIs Message saya

Eill's Desperate PoaitIan-What
wilt EsIs Message saya
NEW YoRK. July 1.-THE extraordinary
session OF the Legislature which meets
to-day at Albany may perform the work to
he laid out for it by Governor Hin in two
or thfes days. But. as this is year ia
which both President and a governor ate
70 be elected, il is not unlikely that is viii
be protrsofed by political consideration :.
Both the Republicans and Democrats win
ondsavor TO extract as much polisicAl caf
liEl as possible out OF the session. As
* Speaker Hustled expressed tFe
situation yesterday: I'VE shall give
Governor Enl r 1land FOR his Olives +. very
sims A good dsal depends o the
nature OF Governor Hills message. He
called the Legislature together without a
word as TO bis reasons for doing so, and,
while Il has baen supposed that be Intended
to secure action in regard to the question of
providing for prison labor. yet he is in
position to suggest a large varisty OF sub
iscts TO decentralization Of the Legislature,
and the belief is quite general to night that
be will do 50. Toe governor himself, how
ever, has given no sig1 OF his intention he
is engaged just nov ia a death struggle
ssisa L.s antagonists ia the Dsmoes a,ic
party. There is little doubt thai he desires
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Un,sn church Excursion.

The Young People Of Union NJ E.
Church win give moonlight excursion
next Tuesday evening on the steamer
Frederick De Barry OF Philadelphia. The
Philadelphia boat WAS Engaged because o
Wilmington boat could not be chartered
cor the occasion. The boat ia & large three
deck ttesmer and will be satisfactory to al.
The FIRST Regiment Band will accompany
the excursion. The committee OF arrange.
ments comprises: A. J. Watson, chairman
Everett Jones, treasurer: Grorge A
Steugie, secretary; Poinsstt Foshergill
john BiekiuQ, Edward Watson and VIII
liem White. Tie boat viii Leave shIpley
st. wharf at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
vIslt tne nornin nnmn.

During the encampment the B. & o.
r. r. will sell special excursion tickets
to Braudywiae Springs and return st
80 cents, emitting the holder to the
free dom of the picnic and pleasure
grounds at the Springs. The regular
round trip excursion tickets to Faux
land, Del, remain on sale at the usual
rates. Seven trains out and back on
week days, five trains on Sunday.
See time table in this paper.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17

GRAND STAND or RACE TRACK
teau, comprising over one hundrsd acres Of
land situated about two miles northeast OF
the state house. Those grounds. tho prop
erty Of the state have been transformed into
beautiful park, with lakes, drives, walks,
speed and exhibition tracks. pleasure
grounds. etc. Here Che exhibition buildings.
all Of modern architecture suited 10 the
various departments Of general ex-
position, arc located. The exposition
building proper occupies the center Of tho
park and is approached by graveled walks
communicating 70 all other buildings, de-
partments and interesting sites Of the park
II is constructed Of stone and brick with
slate roof and Is sixty feet in height. while it
covers 5000 square feet Of exhibit tiou snnce.
The interior embellishments aro highly or
nate. a spacious gallery with broad prom
enades surrounds the whole overlooking the
space below. Annexes similarly constructed
aajoin this ccnter building, affording addi-
tional space Of nearly one hundred thousand
square feet Ample space is provided FOR
any character of exhibits that may intelli-
gently illustrate the progress Of industrial
arts during the century. Particularly sub
stantial aud attractive are the provisions
made for the exposition OF manufacturing
a4A AbitellluiuA AinpltuituAn. AuHt9 six
well protected buildings, properly provided
with stalls and pens, have been constructed
for the exhibit of live stock in the various
classes The facilities are sufficient for the
accommodation Of 1900 separate ontrics.
Ohio has been called the mother Of artists
The fine arts department viii be one Of the
great features Of the exposition. Efforts are
being made to have every Ohio artist repre-
sented. Her sons Of the brush aud chisel arc
responding from all parts Of tho world The
work Of Bierstadt, J. Quincy Ward and a
host Of famous men will adorn the walls.
In the historical departments may be
traced the states advancement from swad-
ding clothes to the proud position Of tho
third great commonwealth Of tho republic.
An old Virginia home, exhibiting the daily
life Of the Old Dominion in its table, negro
servants, singers and hospitality, will be rep
resentod The pioneer cabin, with it's truck
patch, dogs, coon skins, domestic inple-
ments, and the pioneer school house. with
rude means Of training the young idea how
TO shoot, VIII mark another powerful epoch
IN the centuryls advancement A New Eng
land village, in which the art and industrial
life Of Now England will be shown, viii re-
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Attcntion

Is called to Miss l. Steinicken's stock
Of ready-trimmed Hats and Bonnets
which have been so reduced in price
that il will astonish you. All goods
reduced in order toreSuce stock. just
received a few new fail shapes which
we are selling 25 per cent less than city
prices. Call and see for yourself.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Democratic clubs or Delaware.

Tee Delaware State Committee Of tbe
National Democratic Committee met at J.
Frank Balls office this terno q, aud or
ga1izsa By elsc Ing J. Frang B4n chair.
iasu; John G. Fsrra, secretary, and G Z.
williamson, treasurer The delegates
we're os fo'lows: New Castle county-Ytl-
lard Salisbury, E.q J @ Farra and J
Frank Bsn. E.q X nt-Clinton q. vii
hanson; Sussex z--David =. Marvel, E-q
Is was dfcided to call State Conveltioa
Of Democratic Clubs.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17

Count Charles Bozenta, Modjeska's bus-
baud. is writings book about persons whom
his distinguished wise has meta sort Of
sut biography by proxy, as it were. He
says it will be published when Madame
quits the stage. Postsrity has treat In
store
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Americans in Paris.

Americans are becoming more and more
popular in Paris. AS in London, they are the
fashion. The spread eagle citizen is less con-
spicuous, and the present quiet. observing
tourist is welcomed with admiration Chi
cago Herald.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
sLowmAH NOT so SLOW.

He Sells afs stock 10 His Clerk.
Defeating SAe Law.
Jacob slowman, the manager Of the
Bankrupi Clothing Sale" at 4l6 Market
st., who was erected by Justice Monaghan
his morning 20 close up his business and
save towa ia hve hours, has. it is reported.
old out to his clerk. L. L. Meyers. Bloman's
license vas transferred bf Clerk OF the
'eacs Csso.Es 20 assrs this mosains, and
hs business is being carried on at the old
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
oHio's CENTENNIAL.
Ample Arrangements Being Made ~
Colnmhna.
Especial correspondencs.l

Especial Correspoudencel
coLuMpus, O, July 6.-Colunbus IL
cleaning house preparatory to the entertain
ment Of a million strangers. The Ohio Con-
tennial, which opens at tho state capital
Sept. 4, and closes Oct 10, is rapidly aasum-
ing gigantic proportions. Inquiries and ap-
plications FOR exhibition space are pouring
in. and there is great enthusiasm here. Cen
tennial committees have been organised in
every county OF tho state. The exposition
will bo held under authority OF an act
passed by tho Sixty seventh general assembly
Of the state Of Ohio, March le, 1886. Gov
ernor Foraker is president OF the board Of
directors. Every department Is In charge Of
able men. With the passage OF the apnro-
prietion bill Tor tho erection Of additional
buildings On the centennial grounds. work
on the new structures began at onco The
exposition will be held on an elevated pla-
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
Going on rlonle ro-morro,g.

Going on Eteaie Tomorrow.
Klagswood N =. SUNDAY. .aehlol will so to
Birmingham Fafk tomorrow. Persons de-
string to so 10 the afternoon may 20 on the
2 40 train a. ths regular excursion price
Tickets are now On sale ct Baynard's 9th
and Market Sts.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
fearful shnrge.

At Justice Snita's Office yesterday after
noon George MacAteer was charged with
dessrtine his wife The parties recently
lived on Gilpin avenue.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
f1faiT HuH0nV
pany lex sunday only

ADDITIONAL. TR ms.
Daily, cxeapt Sunday
Leave DUPONT COS g. m. Newbrldws a.
m. Arrive Wllmingtsn 0.41 a. N.
Saturday only.
Leave Reading leee D IA. Arrivs Bfrssboru
u no p m Leave Dupont 20 o. IA Kewbridae
20 =. M Arrive Wilmington 2usp r. N Leave
Newnridga 200 p. "a. Arrive Wilmington "a d.
m. =
Sunday only.
Lenve Springfield is.S6 a In Warwick 10 NJ
a. m Arrive & Peters N 48arn Leave
springfield % p n Warwick J37 b m Az
rive at Sc pcier'r 85op m.
For connec ions nA Wiming'on, as b q o.
Junction, 70 Cha d'a ord Junction, at Coates
vile and Waynfrhure Junction, AZ BirdAboro al
Il aiding ser tlun-Hblts az an stations,
h0MNWsS BRl0Gs, General Ptssengar Antnt
A. g. McOANSLAND. Superintendent
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
VYnnted.

We will pay two (9 cents for each
copy Of the EVENING JOURNAL pub
lished on July 8, that will be brought
to this office at 4sh and ShipIey SITS.
Evening journal., 1888-07-17
RAlLRoAps.
& NOR HgRN RsTl.RoAp
" Timetable. In effect July G. 1853.
GOING NORTH.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

Daiiy, except sasarsay and Sunday. leave
rhiadelnhia, b. q .. X. r., 4 30, B SO o na'.
ch ster OR R,sei, $50 D. M Wil,n,ns-ss. r.,s
ton, IS m G o. juno ion, & Is o. M.
Newbridge, 2 p, rn arrive Dupont 0 81 .. IN.
On bats day enly will leave Wilmington ~
. a a. Newhri ~ b45 p n Arrivr Dupone
IVY m Leave Wilmington Ills M, New
3flge u 70 m. Arrive Dupont iih5 m.
Leave brdsborO l.le y m. Arrive Reading 20
on Sunday only VIII leass. st Peter'a 10 90 a
~ Marwlc5 10 ia NJ, Springfield ieA IN.
Arrive Reading II a a N
GOING SOUTH.
Daily Sunday
Evening journal., 1888-07-17

Ford q Ogie's instalIment sale Of
buiiding Lola, SATURDAY, Juls 20. See
posters.