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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-26

a Scrap OF Paper saves iier LtIO'
II was @ust an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paDer but ii saved her life She was In the last
Stages OF consumption, told by physicians that
she was incurable and could live only short
time she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On a piece of wrapping paper she read OF pr.
Kings New Discovery, and got sample bottle;
her more. bought another and grew better fast,
continued its use and is now strong, healthy,
rosy plump, weighing li0 pounds For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. Fl. Cole, Druggist,
Fort smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful
Discovery Free at H. b. COchran's drugstore,
i37 and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-26

a. Diseases. desperate grown, by desperate ap..
p,,ances are relieved, or not at ALL" The point
III wisdom Ia to check them before they reecn 20
far by buying bottle OF Salvation vi. rr'Oe'
25 cents ..a
than executed" and cold should no sooner 0e
should be bought and used according TO the d.
re .tiOns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-27
Wus. SBHtaa g. gpbu,

unfere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibl
bag Jleii9, unb I'M iol9es frif9 uuo
gut gu erlangen, fann man 1nm6alid
etnen 5uberldligeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. S6fing & Sobn, go.
81 Nbe. s. 9ie Serren baben benz
8ei9mad ibrer &un6en &e9nung aez
tragen unb in ibrem @t~abliHement cine
talte 2uftmaf@ine erri6tet, tpel@e allen
@nforoerungen fir grbaItung unb gnt=
fernung f@dbli@er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beitdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eiren groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus mel1em
ttur bas 8eite fiir lire &unben setpdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fein min, ber
beiu6e BEN Marft, So. 511
Avenue 6. 1,1Ot1
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500 @elubnana. O

Die 2elsr bet vGreien @reFe" iperben Id
freuea 3u erfabren, OaB es ipenisftens cine se-
firdtete Rrantbett siebt, tpel6e bic 8l1en-
fdaft in al ibren Stufen at beilen I'M Stanbe
III; Sals @atarrb Cure 1T bic einaige iebt Der
ar3tIl9en 8riberf9aft befannte ppfitibe aur.
Ratarrb e~rforOert als cine goafitutions.
&rantbcit cine eonfitutioneIe 8ebanelung.
Saus aatarrb Cute ipiro innerltd senommen
gen Sberaa@en bes Sbtems, baburd Die
@runbIase Der arantbeit 3erRorenb unb BEN
Yatienten araft ssbsnb, inbem fe bic aonfi.
futon bes forpers aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrem @erte bift. Die giseutbimer baben 70
biel gertranen gu ibren Ssilfrdften, bab fe
einbnnbert Dqaars 8elobnuns fur iebea SAL
a%nbieten, ben lie 3I flriren berfeblt.. Qabt Sud
cine elite bon 3eusnifen sommen. Wean abrei,
fire: s. $. @beneY & g., 2oIebo, 8.
1dr8en Sroguifen S~ertauft, rs Gents.
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Mam ipHmid,t ettuas Selebeuses,

ipenn has Spitem her Spanntruit ermanseIt, ,renu
man he's NarrsenS MAD benz aufitebsn Elm @efhbl Der
Gbipannuns unb Waattisteit e~Hpineet, pabrenb hes
cages bdufS sdbnen mub unb hes Sia6tS midi f6Iafen
fam. 9CfetterS Maseubttter8 tur6hrinst ben abrper
NIT neuer, unsercBn.er Grti&e unp Gusrste, ftdrtt has
beraHterseittmmte une seiGwd&te Spftsm, rerbtlft 81
~Seinneer &a6irube NIB unbebtnherter gerrauuns.
0aS Sptel her MusteIn nirh mad beNen @enub Ireisr
anb let4ter. &srpriitdt, aopfpeb, 9iItpIitdt, man,
%selbaiter appettt unb i6wa6er, reteuti6er Diasen
irerhen hnr4 hteieS unhbertrcffene 3esaltrunsSs nnb
StdrtunsSmttteI iammt une l~rnesrS unb f6nea furtrt.
Mtneraliiden Often, Scrie Strp6uin uub nux
vOmica it, penn tie aud in Mintmalhcien reratreiGt
i~rerhen, ME gu trauen. 1a5 8itterS erfnlt h~enlelben
!3red NOD ptrtiamer unb man tam ith earduf rerz
laien, eaB eS rcutpmmeu uHi6dhltb tit. Sieber unb
Rein, Rterenleieen une 9beumattsmus ,pet6en ibm.
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MRS. NsimslOp's eDOtbtme ssrap.

MRS. @inslptu's guDtbtns Gprap.
&eb. SplSanus Cobb idreibt i'm 80.
ftcn @hrifiun Treeman": auf feinen
Sal mirben mir cine Mebi3in e~mpfeblen,
numentlid fir Rinbs-. penn mir nidt
wiBten, paB fe gut III. Son Mrs.
Winslcws Shrup fSnner mir jebc9 aus
Grfahruns fpreden. Sn unierer eigenen
6amilie bat er ii& als Sesen ernieien,
neil er einem Sinbe, bas nit 4plit aez
psinist mar, S&luf psridafte uno ben
Gltern &uhe wdbrenb Der Nadt
fderte. Die meifen Gltern merben bies
fen Sesen gu iddeen miHen. Sier III
ein Irtifel, Der fi4 bewdhrt unb barmlos
1T, benin Der Sdlaf, ben er benz 3inbe
p.ridafft, 1T natirlid unb Der fleine Gns
gel erpadt 70 better ME elm 3ncpf.A
Wdhrenb bes 3ahnens 1T fem @rfclg I'M.
iddsbur. Wir baben baufs genua BON
Wittern bic aeuBeruns sebSrt, baB fe
nidt Ohne ben Shrup iein mSsen bon Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an Bis aur 0cDens
buns bes 3abnens. gertauft bon alien
Npothefstn ;u Is Gents bic Gleiae.
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ginen intereEanten Beri6t abe

= ginen intereianten 8eri9t iber
bic Oleomargarins probuttion ~per6ffents
li@t bas Snlanbfeuers Bureau gu Wa1bs
ington. 9araus gebt berpor, bab bic
probuftion bieies Mrtifels in benz Ieb=
ten Sabre gang bebeutenb ausenommerl
bot. Wenn bic probuttion tp1brenb
ber brei leBten Monate bes laufenben
6isfaljabres, gpril, Mai unb SUM-
6aKelbe @erbdltniB our boridbrigen
probuttion innebdlt tpie in ben erlten
neun Monaien, bonn l. Suli 1888 big
gum 1. 9lpril 1889, 10 tann man oas
@eiammtet,eugniB Der Snouifrie auf
ettpa As, 600, 900 pfunb gegen 81,
900 pfunb i'm 8oriabr perani6lasen.
Man fisbt, bic B%emibungeu, bur@ ses
febli@e gini9rdntungen ber Oleomars
garin=p robuftion Salt au sebieten, Boz
ben ni6ts genibt-im @esentbeil.
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Cine 0roinan;
CUR IHnabme Der 3uiammeniteaung
Der rebioirten Sroinaasen ber
StQbt San Wntnnin.

Sci es berorbnet our9 ben etabt>
ratb Der Stabt @an Nntoaio:
eettion l. SaB bic Srbinan3et BET
@taot San Nntonio, tpie fe bon 6errn
Oscar 8ergitrom, Staotaamalt, aus
fammengeitelt unb reoibirt tporben 1inb,
bic Srbtnan5en zines teben bier rlur1es
rirten uno betitelten &apitels peri9ies
bener Srotnanssn entbaltenb, bier6ur9
als bic 3uiammentelung aler Orbit
aanaen beiaster Stabt augemeinen Ras
ratters, tuel6e fi6 ieBt in &raft befins
ben, anerfannt pirb uno 1T, unb als
bic MunieipalgeieBe beiaster @ta6t ge=
nebmigt unb angenommen tperbet,
n1mli9:
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Galifprnias@eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm srobes 9a.
ger BON feinen California Weiaen Bel
9errn s. $. Mener am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Dirt uno @tele aug u,b folft birefi
aus benz Seller ter Weinah6ter. Mls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beifen Sorten a%us3updblen. ST fam
feline Gunben uno GamiIien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. @otb= un6
8eibweiae In bor3igli9er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone ire
Ing Saus seliefert.
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1@- SIN beliebten Mtfiinns.
Gartem finb gBaimmer eingeri@tei
unb erDfnet tporben, poielbt man res
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebmea unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Nuftern perbeu
rob unb In better 3ubereitung ierbirt.
Mabl3eiten tperben i'm eigenen @ei1irr
ausgeianot uno auf @uni9 Dinners
unb Soupers Ing Saus geliefert. Nufs
mertfame 8eoienung unb prompte @uss
fiibrung Der Nuftrdge garantirt.
Nbeiner & @aml.
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Gin b~anfbarer Yattent,

Der ieinen glamen nidt %senannt haben hill unb
Set eane s Ullfd = :, @a ,is,, .;u,s r,
teirsm Dottprbnd angesebenen ar3nei berbantt,
ldbt eurd uns baTelbe TO # m rel an feline
istOsnoss Mit%eni9sn Osridtden; Sisiss srote
semadt tperben fonnen. S9idt Cure abrefe
NIT 8riefmarfc an 0ribate Gltntc Il
DtSpemiarp, IS g. Scmiton str., Netu
BORT u. o..
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Ser CINDERELLA gdbuh sgtpre.

Gde Of.6oufonitrabe unb Npenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinen neuen 8orratb bon Somme r.
9uben fir 9erren, 9amen unb
Ginber erbalten unb bat cine unbers
aleidli9e Iusuabl aler 9orten uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G1ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der belfen
Gabriten unb tberbietet Nles, mas i'm
bieiigen Marft gu baben 1T. Speeias
iitdt fit 9erren: Der &odforb e9ub
fir So. Gs berlobnt f6 Der Mtibe, i'm
Cinderella Store bor3ulpres
den, ebe man anberspo fault.
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Sir fsamilien : 8ebarf!

Sdgli9 gu baben gis In Quantitdten
bon 2 Bfunb unb mebr i'm San Mns
tonic Refrigerator Gleii9martt, Ode
Sio Mlamos unb Martine3 @traBe;
ebenfaas bas bette frii6e Gleii6 aner
Sorten, feline @erbeIatmurff, einbeis
mif9er Sped, @9inten, Nau9neif6
unb gerdu6erte O9fen3ungen, gep6fels
tes @inbfeii6, reines S9peineidmal3,
gef9la9tetes Geoerbieb, Slide unb
4ufern. SHen ben gan3em Sag.
Granf n. /
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80 M. S. Omtterftne, 1886
Ofs Qoufons5 traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : Gitters, balter fi1 benz
gublifum fir ale in ibrGa9 i9lagenben
Irbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre1en
prompte Beiorgung aler Nuftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, @assGirtures, Ba6emans
men. @lofets &c. fets an 9anb.
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- Ma6t Cure Beteauneert fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Orabt, gifenble9,
2upferble9 unb 96tbe Bel piper &
S6uItbeB, 80 & IS Weft > Com.
meree ; StraBe, San Nntonip, Seras.
Spart GeIb unb 3eit
Garantie fur niebrigfie Marftpreiie.
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19- 2apitaliiten unb SoI6e, tpeI6e
ibr @elb in 8runbeigentbum anlegen
polen, berweiien mir auf bic Inseige
Der 9erren s. 8. 9ignopitp & 60.
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: 5Ofmann, Sefter & g., 2eip<
aig, 9dnbler in ungars, &beins unb
ben berlbmten SanitdtssW einen, ftno
bier bur9 &one & Wablta
bertreten, tuel@e cine groBe Iuswabl
bieier Meine an 6anb baben.
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9 erf6iebene . r.b inan5en II.
SettiOn 2. 9aB bic 3ufammentel=
lung Der SrSinanaen Der Gtaot San
Nntonio, tpenr in 8u9form gebrudt,
als r&ebibirte Orbinan3en" betannt
feir unb 10 benannt tperben fou. SaB
ale Srbinanser ein in beiaster 3uiam'
menftelung in Wirtli9teit utb Strait
treteu bonn 81. Sage bes DECEMBER 1888
al unb ale Dor benz 81. DECEMBER 1888
angenommenen Srbinanaeu alsemeiner
Natur, tpelhe In 9raft inb, tueun bic
rebibirten Orbinan3eu In Nirtiamfeit
treten, anb tpel@e ni9t barin einges
f@loRen finb, hermit iuieberrufeu
mer6en.
Settion 3. SIN Sale in irsenb elmer
8%erorbnung ober Seftion ber rebibirten
Orbinanaen, elm 8erseben beaei6net
ober irgenb cine Shat pber 8erna9ldi.
fgung aIs unseiebli6 beaei@net uub
feline Strafe bafir fefigeiebt 1T, Die
Berion, pel6e fi9 zines iolden 8erges
bens, elmer fol@eu Shat ober 8erna9.
ldifisung i9uIbig ma9t, nit einer
8elbftrafe bon ni9t tpeniger als
Ghnf Dollars ($5.00) unb ni9t mebr
aIs 3weibunbert Dollars ($200) fir
iebes @ergeben, ieoe Shat ober 9ers
na@l6ifsung, belest uerben.
Mngenommen unb genebmist am
Is. Mpril, 1889.
8rDan @alIagban,
Mtteiirt: MaDor,
6. g. @Iaubo n, Stabt @lert.
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sE Silt uno 5trpbbhte,
aeue ftr bic Sommeriaiion BET g n
& Sobn.
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OELRICHS & 90.
Q BpwIino @reen Wem WcrY

@. >. gouns, 6. @riefenbed, Suao &
S9melber nab s. g. Macg&amara, 80. 2s5
@ommsrcefrabe, asenten fir Gan gntonio.
8. &nnse & &c., Gsenten fir guero.
y. Mnfet, Mgent fur S1uIenbura.
Wfoie @apbael, agent fit Soufon.
@lemens G Gauft unb @rnf Sderf, Qoeu.
ten fit Nen. Braunfers.
8. 8ott@er, asent fit @eimar, 9eras.
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nT Sbr fpart Self, ,tpenn tire Cure
OrndiaGen Bel Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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s@r Gin auserndbIter 8orratb BON
Sommers Gnatgen 1T bel Bancoaft &
Sobn au finben.
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S9r Wie getu6bnli6 baben pam
eoat & Sobn aud biesmal bas
gr6Bte Sager in Glotbing, Often &C. fur
9erren unb Rnaben.
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nT ST bn 0 Bros. liefern bic
beften uno biaigften Srudia6en gebt
gu ibnen.
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Gin Sceptifer iagt

9lutseI@phre. 3ertbeilt &arbunfels. BR9eilt bauz
erno unb i&nea 2dbnung. SO lit Elm fpabrer GeIunbz
beitSbrinser. Seilt Scrcpbeln unb anpere sietnartise
&rantbetten. Ma@t itle@fen Gtbem gut unb ~entfernt
BITE rrfdde. @ertretbt bic Bilipitdt unb TIT untberz
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE

trsfen BET Sieberbtse. Gin unpersleiGbares Ibfibrs
natttel. Sc BELT trantbaften appfi@uer3 punberbar
f9nea. A8Gntbdlt fetne f9dbliden Subftan5en. 6ets
nigt baS @ebirn. &nrirt i4Hen &beumattSniuS unb
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Die. SommerGibe.

Eaufenbe BON 2anbGeuten unb Nrbeittrn fnb
I'M CONNER tdsli6 BON Murset Bis Menb
Der brtnatnben 5ibe aussefebt, ipobur& biefs
@enfdsn leidt pom Sunaenti4 befaaea per>
ben. 9dufstr iebo6 erfdeinet ratlbere &raaf>
teitsfcrmen unb ernfiide %inOrcnunsen Ses
ROpfes uns weasens fino bic Gulsen BON benz
gu sielsa arSsiten in elmer iberbistsn Cuff.
Die 2tbsr spirb untbdtts, @srfupfuns fulst
unb bic Gale trttt ins 8Iut. Die 5aut tpirb
gels unb trpden, bic 3unse beidlassn. Der
@snid 1T fraaf. gesen ale bisfe &ranfbeits>
%erfaeiamassn 9isbt es fidere arb faasas 5alfs
burG
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Stabt . Solicitors Office, |
San Wntpnip. IL. Qpril 1889.

San WHt0HlD, II. Wpril 1889. J
MQe perfonen, tpel6e gu WaRer fir
Bem6ferunss3mede bere6tigt finb, tpers
ben bierbur6 aufgeforbert, lire Mafers
iteuer psr BEN 30. MpriI 1889 gu
be3ablen.
gbuarb &if9e,
ll,1Omt1mD Stdbtii9er Solicitor.
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Ga Woat Sbr einen Mnsug mad
MfaB gema6t bab.n. Der perfeft fbt, 10
Denbet @u1 an Yancpaf&S obn.
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Wer tpabrbaft @roBes tbut, tbut
ielten oamit sroB.
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Da8 ein3tse befannte Waittel fur eptleptif&e Mnfdne. ]De
Gtenic fur gcnsulicnen nnb Taatranfbett. Nerpbfe
S@pd@e ptr6 icfrrt gebedert unb 9ebeilt. @einisi
bas SIut nnb bef@leuutst peien GirtuIatipn. gerbtnz
bert bic urIaHen her 9rarfbeiten. Seilt sefdhrIide
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sibt benz glute neue 9ebensfrdfte. SO BELT ale I'm
DISQUALIFICATION i'm g1erpenipifem. R4-6ilft, mo aue8
Gnbere rerfetIt NIB erfrtf@t Self unb aDrper. Geilt
Dpspepfa, cber ba8 @elb ipirb Surfdseseben.
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Ut UT 7 VV VoJ'
8tuifdeaoef su rnisisen preten.
PETER WRIGHT&soNs. asnsrsr.a s4ss.n.
@eneraI @Naenten fnr Segas: gg. &.
Ypnn9t s. Q. WiePam1ra, 6. @rteIenbed, Son Nns
tonic; Wm. @ieien, Gan Marcps; s.. Munse q Co.,
Guerp; 5. SRtt@er, @etmar; GlemenS & EauF, @su,
Sraunfels.
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1,75O.OOO

YaiaSiere baben nit ben Dampfern bes
Morbbeutiden 2lOAb bic &eife ibsr's
Meer fder unb gut 3ur6dseTest. @e.
gen Yreiie unb weiterer Snformuticn
uenbe man Iih an
Evening journal., 1889-08-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Clarke Churchman is visiting Dover
friends.
Mrs. Sallie Forkum is visiting friends
in Dover.
Leslie Baird is visiting his parents at
Harrington.
Hiram Jellisin is the guest of relatives
in Harrington.
Miss Maggie Munson is visiting rela-
tives at Thurlow.
Miss Eva zebley is the guest Of Mrs
George Walker ef Kenton.
Miss Lydia Ahrens has returned home
after three weeks vacation.
Misses Ella and Julia huntington are
guests Of Miss May Pratt of Dover.
Miss Minnie veale Of Philadelphia is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn Veale Of this
city.
w. d. Norris and son, Sewell are
spending few days with Harrington
friends.
Charles Bennum of Philadelphia went
to Ocean City yesterday to spend his
vacation.
w. T. A. Townsend, agent Of the p,
w. & B. railroad at Girdletree, Nd, was
in the city yesterday.
Lieutenant Leroy Brown Of Delaware
| College was in the city yesterday in the
interests of that institution.
Misses Georgia, Lizzie and Sallie
Minors of Wilmington are visiting
friends in Harrington and Greenwood.
Mrs. Lizzie Mum and daughter Hattie,
and Miss Annie Purnell of this city are
visiting Thomas Purnell Of Harrington.
DR.. schwenk OF Philadelphia, who was
visiting Professor Moerk at 62S West
Sixth street, returned home last even
ing.
Thomas O'Connell, with ]. T. Mullin
Son, is spending his vacation shooting
squirrels in the vicinity Of Lewisville,
Chester county, Pa.
Harry Schuler, registry clerk of the
Water Department, and Charles Fenren,
bach will leave for Augustine Pier on
Saturday to spend their vacation.
Donald Ross, of the firm Of Ross &
Price. of Columbus, o., formerly of this
CITY. is visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs
Kate Lang, Seventh and Franklin streets.
William X. Crosby and wife, who have
Deeu lEANtAuuk III 0AN0e 0AANeNAA oAAASN e-AN
first part of June, will sail for home on
a the steamship City of Rome on Septem'
2 Der 3.
Mrs. Rumford of No 500 West street
fell in front Of the City Hall last evening
from a sudden weakness in her legs Ser
] geant Peterson and Patrolmen Chairs
! carried her to her home
5 Rev. W. L. McEwan. pastor of the
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church, ane
and his wife returned from his vacation
yesterday and was welcomed at thu
a weekly prayer meeting last evening by
y large portion of his congregation. Mr.
/ and Mrs. McEwan spent their vacation
i at Northheld, Mass, and on the Hudson
a On next Sunday evening Mr.. McEwaI
l. will give an account of what he saw ant
!. heard at Moody's training school 70
Christian workers at North6eld, Mass.
Evening journal., 1889-08-29
Invading Holly oak.

A party composed Of the membe RS of
Goodman NJ. E. Church and congregation
met at the residence of Mrs. Mary L.
Crozier, No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue,
last evening in order to pay a surprise
visit to Samuel +, Benner and
family. who moved from their
midst about three months ago to North
Holly Oak, having bought fine piece of
ground and built himself a home. The
party left home at 30 p. N. and arrived
at Holly Oak near 8 o'clock, completely
taking Mr.. Benner and wife by storm
The party had delightful ride out
through the country, having secured
T. Hooten Of Greenhill to convey them to
and from Holly Oak. The evening was
spent in singing and social Intercourse.
After which the company were treated to
all the cake and ice cream that it was
possible to eat; especially was it so with
the leader of the party, who used a large
spoon and plate in order to get his full
share.
George Talley, wife and daughter,
Robert Handy and the Misses Perkins of
Holly Oak were invited by the visitors
and arrived in due time for the fun.
The following persons composed
the company: Rev. Alfred T. Scott and
wife, Joseph T. Cannon and. wife, Solo
mon Hersey and wife, NJ T. loft and
wife, Mrs Mary L. Crozier, Mrs. Rhoads
Mrs. Harmon, Miss R. A. McVey, Mis-:
( Lizzie West, Messrs. George w. Gregg
w. J. H. Lingo and Charles Beadenkopf
Evening journal., 1889-08-29
REPORTERS ARRESTED.
Charged with Annoying Carter by
Sfnrtlnr III. u orse.

NtAfkihE MS DofNts
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, August 29-F. w, Hoff
man and the New Castle reporter of the
EVENING JOURNAL, have been summoned
to appear at Mayor Hansins office this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, TO answer a
charge made by A. Fols against them
Mr. Fols charges them with
starting his hor on the wharf while he
was loading his wagon yesterday after.
noon. The horse is not fond of starting
and never starts except from severe pro
vocation or at the sight of an ear Of corn,
hence Mr. Fols's anger, and is determined
TO make an example Of them. Between
white horses auburn haired girls, the
agent of the s. p. @. A. and reporters,
Mr.. Fols has hard lot, and II is hoped
by the two claw breakers" that when
Mayor Hanson learns the state OF affairs
he will not be too hard on the unfortun.
ate carter because Of the shock the start
ing Of horses which are not given TO
starting caused him. An account OF the
trial viii be published tomorrow
John R. Lambson spent last evening at
Falkland.
Misses Kate and Rebecca Lynch OF
Wilmington and Miss Annie shorts Of
the Catskill Mountains, New York,
visited Mrs. Frank Black burn here yes
terday.
Miss Jennie Gunkel Of Warwick, Nd.
who b bsen visiting Miss Clara Black
burn on Water street for the past three
weeks, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Miss Julia Tiudle left last evening oi
short visit TO friends at Rcd Lion
John I. Thatcher, wife and daughter
Miss Kate Thatcher, Of Philadelphia
who have been visiting William Q
Worthington on Delaware street for thu
past week, returned home TO day
John Truitt OF Philadelphia paid hy
ing visit to his wife, yesterday, who Ii
visiting her former home in this city.
Mrs. Harrington Hunter of Phiadel
phia is the guest Of Mrs. William j
Hunter on Delaware street.
Lieutenant Evan G. Boyd Of Compan,
H left yesterday for Sea dirt, N. j. Dur
ing his absence DR.. 5. f. Mahan O
Washington, will fill his position in Fer
ris's drug store.
Charles l. Countiss Of this city is Wis
iting Harry Scott at No. gl1 Washington
street, Wilmington.
Miss Helen Scott and Harvey Hickmal
of Wilmington visited Miss Carrie Wis
on Delaware street last evening
Wilmington auctioneer sold larg
number of framed pictures from wagoi
on Delaware street last evening.
| ii. w. Frazier and J. K. Biggs ar
visiting at Atlantic City to-day The,
win return home this evening.
A large number of people went I
Augustine Pier yesterday on the steame
Wilmington.
For Rent Large Second story room
Also large store room in Delaware stree
now occupied by me Apply J. 7. Stoop
Evening journal., 1889-08-29
Grand Lodge Of the a. o. U. w.

The finance and law committees Of
the Grand Lodge of the jurisdiction Of
Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey Of
the Ancient Order Of United Work men
met in the Central Hotel last evening
and considered matters Of interest to the
order. The law committee is composed
of Messrs. George Norris, Esq, of Jersey
City, Professor w. A. Reynolds
of this city and Merritt Horner
of Baltimore The members of
the finance committee are Samuel
Eckles, Jr., of Baltimore, and William Il.
Pierson of this city. All the members OF
the two committees were present and the
following prominent members of the
order: Grand Foreman Walter A. Bar
rows Mt Holly, N. j.; Grand Master
John w. Diefendorf of this city; Past
Grand Master ]. A. Van SAINT, Camden
n. ]. Grand Receiver Myers Hirsh, Crane
Recorder A. F. Colbert, both of Baltimore
Grand Overseer William II. Foulk Of thii
n eity
Evening journal., 1889-08-29
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Mechanics and Merchants will
play ball at the Union street grounds
this afternoon.
Baxter and Clements will be the bat
terry for Wilmington in the game with
the Cuban Giants tomorrow.
We said all along that the Wilmington
Club could play good ball. Yesterday 8
game showed that we made no mistake
There ought to be big crowd at the
Union street grounds to. morrow TO show
the home team that their good work is
appreciated and to cheer them on to more
victories.
League games day: Wilmington at
Trenton; Lebanon at York.
Tomorrow Cuban Giants at vii
mington; Lebanon at York; Hazelton at
Harrisburg.
The standing Of the clubs in the Middle
States League this morning was as fol
1 1auuu.