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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
Attempt 10 Assault school Teaehel


KENNETH sQuARE, May LA Desperate
effort to assault Mics Ely, the young lady
teacher at Greenwood school, kennetf
township, was made last evening. Misc
civ had dismissed the scholars for the
night and remained for short time 70
arrange some things about the school.
When she came out and was just locking
the door, man, who had been hiding
near the school house, made q grab tor
her and caught her. She screamed and
made desperate effort to escape, which
she finally succeeded in doing, while her
assailant Was trying to unlock the school,
house door to drag her inside. She ran
10 the railroad station, about o quarter
OF mile distant, and gave the alarm,
but the man has not yet been captured.
The young lady is so Frustrated that she
cannot give description Of her assaiiant'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
RArS! rs TEE oKY.



DuLura, MINI, May 6.-There wac
ouite heavy rain for few minutes In
this vicinity yesterday, which cleared the
atmosphere Of the heavy smoke and
checked somewhat the forest Ores in this
neiQhborhood, but the shower was local,
and the fires in most directions are still
raging. A lumberman who arrived yes
terday from Ashland, Mimi, on the
Northern Pacific road said there ives but
little rain there and il did not DO any
good.
Near Carlton Station, Wis, tho house,
barn and entire plants of the brick-yard
Of z. II. Apygar were destroyed. Super
intendent Green of the Northern Psoitc,
10 in from Brainerd. He reports little
rain in that direction, and the country
covered with smoke from the burning
woods. An engineer on the night train
on the st. Paul & Duluth railroad, which
arrived here yesterday morning, says tnAt
on the run from the Mission river g
near Duluth, 60 miles, there was no need
of . headlight, the tracks being lighted
up by the flames.
The damage to settlers and fsrmerl
and to lumbernen will be great. good
deal of stock is probably destroyed.
Several lumber camps have been burned
out. Everywhere the cry Ia for rain.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Louis J. Kclb OF the South End Wheel
men of Philsdelphia, has challenged Is.
Crank Mcdaniel OF this city to o race on
the Lancaster turnpike in Philadelphia
on the 18th instant, and the Inter has
accepted. The race will be about II
miles long and Is intended to decide the
rivalry between the South End and Penn.
sylyanis Bicycle Olabs. This is not
Mcpanieps distance and the latter wants
a second race between this city and Phil
adelphiA via West Chester and in case
each one wins a race final race Of "a
rnilea on the Lancaster pike.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
4 Cnp,a,p,s Devotion.

PHILADELPHIA, May Captain Charles
Hall Of the schooner City Of Philadeipnia
is to be presented with gold watch ana
chain, valued at $3.50, in recognition OF
his bravery in saving his vessel in storm
when the crew attempted to cut the boats
adrift and desert her. Captain Hail, VINO
was commanding the vessel for the first
time, kept the men aboard at the point OF
his revolver, threatening to shoot any
one who attempted to desert.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
west chester state Normal school.

West Chester state Normal schools
The annual election of the stockholders
Of the West Chester state normal school
was held Monday TO elect four trusteea for
the term OF three years. The members
whose terms expired we're all re-eiected,
as follows; Bently Worth, William !.
Hall, J. Preston Thomas and John Lent.
The two whose terms as state trustees OK.
pired were Judge Thomas 5. Butler and
John j. Pinkerton. Judge Butler ae-
cIiued to servs again and the following
four persons were named by stockholders
for the state superintendent to make
selection OF two; Captain Charles W.
Roberts, Thomas W. Msrshall, Robert
e. Monaghan and John j. Pinkerton.
There were 800 shsres Of stock voted, ous
of S45 shares.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
r;sh,ng and Faatching Notes.

The champion catch OF the season is
credited to Harry Hopes, who hauled
out 81 pounds German carp from inc
Brandywine at the foot OF Walnut street
Monday. Assistant Fish Commissioner
Harry Mcdonnell deposited a quantity OF
trout including Rainbow and California
specimens In the Brandywine. He Is
preparing to remove the hatchery from
the pumping station to the new wheel
house.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
,rne Rig oon.hohoclsen Eallure.

NonRsrowE, PA, May 7.--Joseph Lees,
r. K. NOR Ond Ashley p. Hunter, ap-
praisers appointed by the court in the
matter OF the assigned estate of the Con.
shohocken Worsted Mills Company, filed
their appraisenent in court yesterday
afternoon. Each OF the three mills and
their contents are appraised separately.
The total appraisement ia 81 ,040, 26S. vs..
The assignee, James NOR, he's nos ye,
filed his bond. Nothing has been learned
as to the company's liabilities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

The cost OF transportation per mile
was .O23S cents. In repairs Of bridges
| trestles, water stations, buildings, 30,
1 245 500 feet of timber were used, 40
/ miles OF steel track were laid, making the
whole amount Of steel track now in use
/ rs. 80 miles. There were laid 16, Az cross
ties, in addition to 1905 linesl feet OF
switch ties. In ballasiing, l2O cubic
yards of oinder and $500 cubic yards OF
ashes were used.
As in previous years, the net earnings
were applied to improvements to the road
In the purchase OF additional equipment
and real estate. Five large locomotives
were purchased at cost of $50, b60 56
end four Of the old ones were sold for
$t2 $3.50. The policy Of dispusing or
the lighter locomotives has been carried
out, and only one now remains In ser
vice. One new passenger car, one com.
bination passenger and baggage car, and
one milk car were purchased during the
year, as we'll as additional right OF way
and other real estate improvements.
No change has occurred in the capital
stock. The whole funded indebtedness
now consists OF $500, 900 first mortgage
, per cent bonds. :.
The total mileage OF tue Fphu nov y
90. 10 miles with 21.72 miles OF sidings
The whole service done by locomotives
was 549, $3.50 miles Of which 204 BOO wa
by passenger engines and 34i, 7a6 b.
freight engines. The t0tsi number o
passepoers carried was 32S, 62S, an IN
crease Of 7,949. The number of tons Q
: freight was e67, 298, decreaee OF 48,o7
. tons. The total equipment OF the roa'
; il 10 locomotives and $3.50 cars of all dc
!, solutions, a net addition of 55 cars dur
4 ine the year. OF the $3.50, $685. S fror
= the sale Of bonds applicable to improve
4 ments and new equipments, $l33, O33.l
Q was spent in the purchase Of two ne
q passenger and 70 freight cars, In hliin
d in trestles. changing the line, laying BIC
d ings, building new stations, 40. The r
n port is satisfactory to the stockhoide
and shows steady improvement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

PHrrApELpHrA, May There came
Yesterday to Mrs. Jane Bell, widow
living at No. 1017 Morgan street, letter
confirming her suspicious that her atfes-
tions had been trihed with, and con-
yinciug her that the man who had sought
10 win her love had done SO unworthily.
Mrs. Bell read the letter; the grief that it
caused her was more than she could bear,
end in q moment she breathed away her
life with the name of the author Of her
woe upon her lips. This name was Will
liam Reath, who is house painter, Q
member of the firm OF Reath IL HosR,
and lives with his wife at No. l722
SAMSON street. BE is venerable:looking
man. nearly GO years OF age. Mrs. Bell
was Sc years old, and had lived in Logan
street for nearly 20 years, highly re-
spected by her neighbors. Der only
relative ia son-in.law, who Is In okla
homa with the boomers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
10 Guys (Lopdonl Hospital Repor

IN Guys (Lopdonl HoapitaI heport8,
volume i, page 3ss, is found the state
ment: simple hypertrophy (enlarge-
ment) of the heart, especially OF the left
ventricle, is found without vslvular IN
competency. In this numerous GLASS the
cardiac is secondary "a symphony to the
renal affection" This explains why
Warmers Safe Cure is effectual in cases
of heart disease. II removes from Che
blood the kidney acid which causes e6f
heart disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
nsyastnt,ng Forest Fires.

EAST TAwAs, MIoH., May FOREST
fires did considerable damage yesterday
in this vicinity destroying large amount
OF fencing and several buildings. Forest
fires are burning south and west OF
Ishpemipg but no serious damage has yet
been done. Unless rain comes soon the
fires may become serious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
In tsrent Nesd OF rsnin.

WAusAu, WIS, May 7.-Unless rain
soon comes great hardship to farmers in
this section will result. Woods are on
fire all around the city. Hay meadows,
crops and bridges have been destroyed in
the western part of the county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
pnnrsHsD I'm rHEIB BEDS.
A Dwelling and Five People Hurneo
"a Husband's Brave Eiforts ~
Fgescua His FHutilys

A Dwelling ana Five fooptc
"A Husbands Brave Eiforts 10
Rescue His Faulty
WEsToHHsrER, Ne Y, May I-the
dwelling house of Watson Bownes was
burned about 1870 o'clock this morning
aud Eve persons were roasted TO deatn.
The household consisted OF WATSON
Bownes, his wife, bis mother. MRS. y d.
Bownes and two children end TWO ser.
wants. Just how the fire started rs nov
known, but it lie supposed that lamp
| which was left burning in the haii e1-
ploded and started the flames.
When Mr.. Bownes was awakened py
the cracking of the flames the hre mad
already gained great headway ana tne
house was filled with smoke. boWnes
| Immediately gave the alarm and star'so
to carry his wife into the open an an
| doing this he was severely burned apons
the feet and body and Mrs. Bownes wss
also burned about the head, NECK ana
shoulders.
| While Bownes was rescuing his wifs
he could plainly hear the cries OF agony
from his mother and his two children
who were sleeping with their grana
mother, but he was unable 70 save .nem
and they periehed. The two chiidrei
were aged tnree hnu hfo. nese
servant, and her sister Annie, VINO cam
TO visit her last night, also perished.
The Empire Engine Company, whos
building Is directly opposite from tn
scene OF the are, turned out and assists
by the villagers tried to extinguish tn
, Are. but their old-fashioned machine wa
} 4 OF little use and the building was burne
, to the ground.
, A desperate effort was made by the tir'
, men and villagers to rescue the inmatei
| but Mrs, Brownies senior and the tw
{ children were dead before the
. could be got out. The lit
ones were in their grandmother
j. arms. The Dunn girls ware also dea
y when taken from the building. Nj
!. Bownes is Free Mason, and he Is oeir
cared for by the fraternity. II is feart
!. that his wife's injuries will result fatal
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Mary McGoyern confessed Monday,
in Philadelphia, to coroner's jury that
she had given her oolored baby saffron
tea TO try TO Written it. The Jury, how.
ever, acquitted her Of the charge Of in
fRnticide,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
Pro,cction Of Roughs.

THE superintendent Of Brhndywine
Park desires visitors to that resort to
notify the park police II they are molested
in any way. The intention is TO break
up the rude custom of young men whist
ling and calling after women and girls as
they pass through tho park.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
HINT By a ssunaway.

While driving on Pacific avenue, Az
iantio City, Monday. lWistar Evans, the
young son of Mr.. CHARLES Evans, pro-
pristor Of the Seaside House, was thrown
from his carriage and sustained seveses
but net necessarily serious injury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

W. SCOTT Roberts, proprietor of the
osntreyiIle Record, has sold half. in
tersst in the paper to Samuel N. Smith,
who will hereafter be associated with hina
in It's publication.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
WILMINGTON g NoRraBRN ROAD.
Annual Meeting mt BirdsbOrO-A
e:euar8f pulprOye,tent.

Ahhuht tecbhE nj hTuspbEb-A
General Improvements.
The Wilmington d Northern Railroad
Company Monday held lite annual meeting
at Birdsboro. The same board of direo'
tors WAS chosen and the old officers re-
elected as follows: President, Col. II. A.
dupont; Secretary, e. b. Hhurter; Super
iutendent and Treasurer, A. g. Mcoaus.
land; Directors, George Brooke, DR.
Charles Houston, A. L. Foster, John 8
Gerhard, William DUPONT, Col. L. Hebel
Smith.
The following report for the year end
ing December 3lst, 1888, was submitted
by the directorsi
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Quite number of Union veterans In
Charleston, s. O., have applied for
charter for the organization Of post OF
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

The building trades strike at Pittsburg,
,,.;as ;nvoIyed nearly 5000 men, has
been settled in favor OF the strikers; ana
work will be resumed on an inc large
buildings In course OF erection
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
Atlantic city, cape May and Lew

Atlantic City, Cape Way and hetves'
A special from Cape May SAYS Hiram
HeIienger Of Philadelphia, was In this
place Monday making arrangements for
running passenger steamboat from At
lantic City to Cape May and Lewes, Del,
during the coming season. 1t 10 pre-
dicted that this Will be paying enter
prise, as The fare for the round trip ia to
be only 81. Many Cape May citizens are
highly delighted with the idea
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

LosKpopT, N. Y, May THE large
saw mill of the jackson Lumber Com
pany was burned last night. Loss about
10000; insurance, A25, goo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
c,.nd Army committees.

Peter D. Ayars. commander OF the De'
paunces the following additional com m
mittees: For furnishing tonbsto9sSS i Q
soldiers graves, Daniel Ross, W; the.
Voshell, J. 4. Rowan, Nero baenu u n
odore Atkinson, John ., hnses q Buek.
h iasBs% Thomas :; n Boyss = y Smith
CANNON, r. 2. swain, 4. F. IL, L0is sasST,
,Ioseph Ross, j. D. Evans and sosn ny,
f asstinss; to secure admissions T 70 sol
d,srs homes, W. 8. MoNsir, y, A. , Eimiey y
j. Z. Mowbray, ?. u. Burton y W W
Hanoe, William James; us q; u " n j
m,.t ~ James Brown, d. W
GnrbIt W. T. Grifinberg, Jos :, ~
pSiiIips. q. W. strsdlsy, John ". MES y
s,ch. r ]. Owens, ". NJ. Boggs and \
NJ Davis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Frederick L. Roberts, M, D., fny 0S.,a !.
to and Professor of Clinical Medicine cnaon nv
T M College Hospital, London as No.
Eng. says. "Brights disease ,on my er Isl
svnntoms Of it's own, and may long s' et, :,
,g,sbout tbs knowledge of the pstient, S ~
w ,ao.,tionsr as no pain will be felt IN ins
,Susvs ar that vicinity" This sa ., sia
tap many people dying with Brlgh's S,a
i sosa ar advanced kidney mslady. a ~ :
ease il not suspected until It reaches
fatal period II Warmers SAFE sss opi from
suee s I. sno vould be greatly decreased
I nr THOMPSON T also says; More sau,;'
~ carried oil in this country by enio IN,
n,Snsv disease than by any, otner on'
.,nSiady except consumption
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Recolpts, less expenses, taxes and = ~ =.
interest,". ,-'..'''e os,pe'ui
Compared with the previous year there
was decrease in gross earnings OF
So, 4s3 81 or .0065 per cent and de-
crease in operating expenses OF 81, 074 GO
or 2 IA per cent, thus showing net gain.
The operating expenses were "a 81 per
cent of the gross receipts as against sc. Is
| in the ureyioue yenr. divided as follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

rha treasury department has reques.so
the Secretary Of State 20 a,rss' invoices
salgensral at Vienna so e s', and to accept
only paper currency of that aaaoans'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Receipts, less expenses and taxes. s 81 ,499.58
Interest on bonds, .S3D, 0s2.72
Less Interest received..... il,l9l.S1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Receipts, less expenses, taxes and
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Ser 0amliemar5t

ODER 4oiatrige erfabruns eines beutIden grs.
ties. Diefes Bud fol- teiaespess ben SauS,
arst in jeoem Gall erisben, absr trotbem atsirb
Is iid ole gang unentbebrli9er &attseber in
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&ranfbsiten bsrbitet unb int Anfanssfabium
~befampft weroen t0nnen. @esepte unb 2e-
benspeiie in allen &rantbeitsfdlen senau aa-
seseben. Sir Is gents in gcfmarten fret
berianot. Man a~breffirs: Dribate Gltnie
81 Stspeniarp, 10 g. Spnftpn Ctr,
Wetp 9urf, u. q.
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Diersteidbriee G~rfahrnus elmer
alien wdrterin.

NASNM &0WAkSAbu<
Wrs. Winslcws soothing @prup wirb
bon elmer Ger beften Dcftcrinnen uno ben
@drterinnen in ben Ser. Staoten perf
idrieten. Gr murbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Milionen, bon Wattern unb ainbern nit
pie feblenoem @rfOlse sebrau4t, icwObl
bon benz 6 Gage alien 8inbe, ME bon ers
wadienen 8inbern. @r beieitist S@drfe
I'M Masen, befreit bon Winbfplic uno res
sulirt bic @ebirme; er peridaift fir 3;n.
Der unb 0lutter &ube unb WcAlbebosen.
@ir slauben, baB Der Sprup bus befte
unb fiderfte Mittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
unb Diarrboe BET Sinbern, slsidpiel Of
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re 1rladen. Cine @ebrauds anmeiiuns
pirb isper 6luide beisesebsn. Sc 1T
teins ddt, menn nidt bus TacImile bon
Curtis II. Yertins auf Der @u6enieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen MyD.
thefen su baben, bic Tlai9e Is Gents.
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Grii6er tpeiBer Salt tets al. 6anb,
ebenio gementiteine, MbIeitungsr65ret
uno rparis" M6rtef. Ser biligffe
plaB in Der Stabt lit BEL
8. MIIen & Son,
327 Of.9ouitonsS Str, San Mntonio.
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@ine pOr3iisli6e @elesenbeit

@ine por5ii9lide @elesenbeit
aar neberfabrt awif4en 9eutl&lanb uub lime.
rtta biefet Die berdbrte unb belisbte Baltimore
2inie bes
Norooentf6en Sfopo.
Die ribmIi9F ~befanmten, ueueu uub erbrob.
ten pofSampfer hiefer 2inie fabren reaeInasia
wSdsntIid sipifden
Baltimore 1tnO 8retttett
-6irect-
nnb nebmeu &afaaiere sa febr biuiaea greiier.
SUITE @erpFesuns! @~robtm0aIidHe Sidtrs
belt! Oolinetf@er b~esleiten bic Ginpanbtrtr
auf Der &eiie nod benz @eien. Bis gnbe 1883
tuarosn NIT 2lobb . Dampfern
LS85,513 @affaaiere
gliidli6 iiber ben Ocean bef0roert, aetuis elm
sutes 3eusniS fir bic 8eliebtbeit bieier Clinic.
@eitere anstunft ertteiIen
u. Ghmmadler & Co., General. Aaentsn,
No. 8 Sio.Gab' Strabe, Baltimore, Mb.
S. Mtt. @ibenbure, General. aaent,
Mo. 1O4 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Sus.,
pber Serem Nertreter I'M SnIamSe.
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OELRIOHS & 90.
Bcplino Green. Sem Mcrg

OoWtth8 Vreen, Nem x)crS.
B. 8. gonns, 8. @riefsnbed, Suas q
S9melber unb 8. g. Matseanaara, 30. 2ss
Commensurate, Gsenten fir Gan antonio.
9. @unge & 60, Nsenten fur gnero.
Y. @ufel, Msent fir S9nlenburg.
Wtoie Napbael, Mgent fir 4oufcn.
clemens & Gaut nnb Grnf SderF. qsen.
ten fur Meu- 8raunfeIs.
8. Bott9er, asent fit Beimar, 9eras.
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bic 2ooie 100, OO0-befanoen, iebes
feft auiammengerolt unb in elmer itars
ten @utto Ber6a &6bre ftedenb, iiber
oeren &ano bic gn6en Der 2ooie elm
uerig binpegragen. Sebss Der 2ooie
trdst cine Nummer BON 1 big 100, 900
in groBen 3ifern, 10 baB iie bonn Wubis
torium, penn man fie in bic b6be
bdlt, geleien tperosn f6nnen. Die
SreHer, 848 an Der 3abI, ino ebenio
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plau Der groBen 3iebung su geben, 10
lei bemerft, baB 848 Srefer Da lino.
hip fnfnenhprmnkpn p%iunpthpiIt finn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-22
TWO WARDS TO DRINK 1T.
A Spring of Water That Is In Great and
Growing Demand.

A Spring of Water That Is In Great and
Growing Demand.
Another public meeting was held in the
Fifteenth ward schoolhouse last night to
consider the acceptance of Major McKee's
gift of a spring and arrange for bringing the
water to the corner Of Twenty-ninth and Butler
streets for public fountain. As has been be-
fore reported, the citizens of the Seventeenth
ward wished to have the fountain on the cor
ner of Fortieth and Butler streets. and an inter-
esting rivalry was the result. The Fifteenth
ward people rather got the start of their neigh
bors; but, by the arrangements made last night.
Doth may have fountain, as the result Of
the rivalry.
1t is now proposed to obtain the water from
the arsenal reservoir, instead OF direct from
the spring, which would make the distance to
carry the water nearly half less. 1t could
then be extended to the other corner to the
Seventeenth ward fountain.
The committee to learn on what conditions
the half interest in the spring could be OBJ
tanned reported that the heirs of the Irwin estate
will relinquish all claims on condition that
a sewer be laid for the surplus water, which is
estimated to cost SIS or $50. The whole dis
tance to carry the water to Forty-ninth and
Butler streets will not exceed l. 500 feet and
will cost about $500.
At the close of the regular business, spriAg
water organization was formed to meet every
Tuesday at the school house until the fund was
raised and the fountain going. DR.. 7. R.
Evans advised the citizens to drink more spring
water and they would be healthier.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-22
In the Lead
For Low Prices
Good Clothing.

Don't fall into a rut and a
beaten track when you can
buy our dependable Clothing,
and our methods keep you
free from mistake.
We invite comparison of
the Clothing and the prices.
You're quite welcome whether
looking or buying.
Every obstacle goes out Of
your road when we tell on
the ticket the quality, exactly
as we know it, and guarantee
the goods to be true.
That helps you, whether
you're a Judge or not, to make
sure of a good article; if
you're a Judge, our way makes
you doubly sure.
The workmanship is of a
higher character than gets
into usual ready-made, and
will serve you well, whether
it is Clothing for office or
shop, or best wear.
Bearl in mind we make
manufacturers prices.