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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Bargains in Dwellings.

$500 buys a nne house on large lot in the
east part OF the city. Furnace. gas, bath. etc.
$3.50 buys fine II room, hardwood finish
house On Paris-aye.i all modern conVenlences.
$500 buys a bran new 10 room house oil Paris
avenue, just south OF Thomas.
$500 buys nne l0room modern house on
Ucnryst
$500 buys fine new modern house on North
Union; finest lot in locality.
5000 buys "A fine modern house. gas, bath.
sewer. CRATE. large lot, good barn, on second
avenue.
$1,000 buys a first class new house. II rooms,
all modern convenieuces, finest oak hnish.
corner lot 54Xl0g. blocks from Monroe and
Division sts.
S., 100 buys a new house on Straight street
that cost Sl,TO 10 build, and lot Is worth Slto.
So,cO0 buys fine Groom house and large.
shady lot on Green street, worth s2.5OO.
81. 800 buys nice house on llth avenue near
Division street.
Also numerous other houses at from 600 up
at bargains and Oh easy terms,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

No, DEAR subscriber" the TELE-
GRAM-HERALp does not credit the re-
port that Bishop, the mind-reader, was
"killed by the pOst-mOrtem examlna-
ton" II the doctors killed him at all
II was by an examination made before
he was dead.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
countrv Re.IE Estate for Sale

stanton hotel property, 'The Grand Cen
trail" ls0xs4. l. 7Sxfs, located on corner Of the
t,yo main streets Of the city, stories. brick.
rents for 900 per year, all modern improve
rpents: will sell or trade Tor city property.
We also have several desirable farms near
cffv and other parts Of state which We VIII
sell cheap. and make payments te suit pur-
chaser.
Tfrnbe-ed lands wanted In all parts ~ Nichi
gan We want At once ten ~ twelve million
fsef ~ henlork lands located near railroad
We have - acres of good cedar lana. Wei
i,e,ted for water transportation. which We
will sell AZ a bargain.
Correspondence solicited
once hours from Z go a. m. 10 9 -B 2. m.
SWEET / N0RTH-s EMPLOYMENT EX
CHANGE.
Successors % Sweet z SMITH
Poorrs q and - Weston BBildiuz. Canal St
Telephone iNll.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

The statement made by the Postmas-
ter-General that "the President IS not
making removals except for cause"
Will not encourage the immediate hopes
of the aspirants for the Grand Rapids
offices. The prolongiag of the struggle
viii hardly be conducive TO the future
unity of the party IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

EDwARD PAYsoS WEsroS, the orig
nal loug-distance pedestrian, il To be
collector for the marble arch commit
tee IN New York. IL is evidently ex-
pected that It will take a good deal of
running 20 get the "stuf" for the
arch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Ovs Republican citizens who are
anxious 70 serve their country IN an
official capacity, should remember that
Harrison has been President less than
eleven weeks, only trihe over per
cent Of hLs term.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

THE oklahoma Cspaai, the first daily
paper published IN Indian Territory,
Will attain the hoary age of four weeks
next Monday. Tt bears its age We'll,
aud booms the town of Guthrie with
sll the vigor of youth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Sweet & NoTth'S
Pine and TImbeIed Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency
Office Rooms "a and 35 Weston Building,
Canal-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have at present orders from responsible
parties who wish 60 invest in Michigan. Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota and Southern pine and tim
bered lands. Call on US for quick sales and
prompt returns
Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Poox old Kaintuck Free trade Is IN
the soup. and the star-eycd goddess in
tears. Just as whisky Is out of season
for four months Proctor Knott is
beaten by wild Western colt. The
blue grass will wilt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
sITuATIONs WANTED -FENhLE.

WANTED Situation aS stenograpber and
w typewriter. ~ young lady oi experience
salary not The object. Address j. A. A. Gil 30.
Diyision-st.. OF telephone call -. ~
WANTED Situation by experienced nurse
w Tor lads Ia confinement or Invalid. "A
dress, stating wages paid, Postmaster. kobln.
SON, Ottawa county, Mich. lA
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Vacant Lots.

500 buys 5oxis- tI. vacant iot on kennedy
street.
sso0 buys TKls3 n. lot on Charles street.
betWeeA Wealthy agd Cherry
s. 100 buys " f. lot corner Buckeye aud
james street.
8. 400 buys two OF the finest lots on Hastings
street
so buys a hne iot on South Lafayette
street.
Sl,1) buys that fine lot on Fountain street
near ni1u. worth SIS per foot.
$3.50 buys that nice lot on North Division
street. near Crescent avenue
$50 buys "A nice "a It. lot OF 10Th avenue.
Ss0 buys a nice "a Il. lot on llth avenue.
$500 buys 49, feet trogEage on three streets.
one on Bridge.
$3.50 tuys those fine lots. l00sll0. corner
West broadway and Earl street.
$50 buys that ulee lot Oh Butterworth ave.
near Broadway.
$50 buys nice lot on Richards addition.
5000 buys a s0Xls0 II. lot ON tho west side
hill.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

THE House Of Representatives. did,
after a considerable amount Of hig-
Cling, what was Is plain duty, when It
passed the Local option bill. The SEN
ate nov has an equally PLAIN duty be
fore Il
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR EtNf-Nine-room modern house, on
Strcctcar lines terms reasonable. Apply
AZ once al 5.3 Scrlbnersi. l5s
EOk KENT-llouse OF nine and one Of twelve
rooms; with or without barn; nYe blocks
south oi Monroe-st.; street cars pass the door
Inquire AZ IS south Division 81. l43
E'Dk RENT-Aine room house Oh Henry 81. :
one-half block from street ears; Ga per
month. Inquire at l02 ilenry-st. l5s
EOR ltENT-Ienement OFT rooms. and.One Of
oroOIns, one OF rooms, one of rooms
allin desirable localities. and within hNe or
SIX minutes walk from Sweets Hotel. Enquire
oi j. W. Barnard. IS Allen. cor. Mt. Nernon-st.
le5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

THroDosz RocsEvKnr Is the 6rst rep
rssentaave the cowboys have had n
s,ich high oficizi station as that Of
Civil Serv.ce Commissioner
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

WAR a pity the Democrats could
not have captured Corporal Tanner.
He could have helped them solve the
surplus problem in a way that would
have been popular with the people.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

THIS country has few men to lose
with such brains as Allen Thorndyke
Rice possessed The literary world may
look with earnest solicituds for the
future Of the N3-ti Asleioaa Rersess.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


L'OR sALE-A horse and cart Inquire {. W,
shepard. National City Bank lio
EOR SALE-A large quantity soft wood de-
livered ia Hraud Rapids; carload lots.
Address Lock Box - Luther. Mich. 40
LOR SALE-Cheap. a hrsi-class furniture
L wagon also a good once desk. Apply 60
:. y. Bates. sS3 South Disision-st. lie
LoR SALE-Job printing once az a bargain.
Office has good cash business and ufsi
class custom; n good chance for some one
with small capital reason Tor selling wants -
60 In other business. For further Information
call on or address with stamps 81 Monroe At
Grand Rapids Mich. The cheapest place 90
get printing done; record printing Al - and
a. cents per page. A.N AZ Dert lsl
E0R SALE-A Furniture stock centrally 10
Gated splendid business . fref-cisss bar
gain - TIRE right party Address Jones. box
3. care Telegram Herald. 5l7
L'OR SALF-An lsSs 5tinch Columbia light
y roadster, very cncap. &. IL. Rowland, ~
MouToest. lfH
LOB SALE An oHtff tor steam laundry.
very cheap in fat f1f heif fhe actual cost
Also s-hoTse DowrT steam engine sEl a 30
Hverv wagon. Enguire - fhe bagft steam
bBe House. 30. q Lana-st., of =. berv 2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

THz disappearance OF Or. Cronin
from Chicago has given rise 10 a pecu-
lar legal question. Under tho general
Interpretation OF the law, there can be
no conviction for murder unless there
Is proof of death. Thus il has been
argued that II Or. Cronln has been
murdered and his remains disposed of
beyond recovery, the perpetrator OF
the crime, If found, could not be con-
victed, even II ne were 10 make a full
confession. Lawyers differ on the
question whether It is necessary to pro-
duce evidence Of the existence of the
dead body.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
TheObserVer
IN THE SUNNY SOUTH.

n4spsaia.s ~ aDs~ - L~ss i9fsssss
1asssE~a }. " ass~ fussa Fs4st ~
fstat fhEeash tas saEag ssatA-
~ Hare Aaa Da~a faess.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
HELP WANTED FHnALg.

NAAIkD- a weniau 60 ners la kitehen, a
W ~ South DIVISION 81. lss
NANIED- 80 family of three. a strous
W comprICat, middle SErd woman. % do
general housr~0Tk German 81 American pre-
tSFfra good wages paid. taL mofntug Of al
teruoon, al Mis-. h. :. Hopkins, li5 f@flA ave d,
CITY 80
WANfED-A competent giri for geaersl
W houstw0rk. ~ coilegc ave, ls-
NANTED- a gln fog general heusework. in
w suAi lamiiy. Ma. {. l.. Watson. 10
south iAlgA 81. ssg
llANTED-A capable glri for general house
w Nsrk Apply Saturday ~ Monday. from
Q 60 ;, s0a tast Fulton q las
WANTED girl for general hoGsework. az
W - IannEhton-st. Aa
WANIED-At once girl TOR general house
W woTk good wages Iur e0mprieht giH.
DAil At drug ttOre. cOTner Leonard and Taylor
>lh. l3,
WANTED A lady Ia each city, town aud
township 10 procure subscribers fof The
Home Magazine conducted by Mrs Johh a
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Keller.
ences required. Address The brodiI Publish
ing Company. Washington. u. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Cav the tai vsg the dog Mr. Tlb-
belts evidently tanks i can.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

TEE Lansing Rerabii,aa says, a
bounhnesr went WITH every vote far
the female municipal suffrage ball."
Now what does that meant
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
FOR RENT ROOMS.


RO0Ms 10 rent. furnished or unfinished. al
4. - Denis. Us Monroe 81. lyi
E'OR RENT-A suite OF rooms. Inquire of
Heath Bates. No. 10 Canal 81. lA
tOk kENI-bestrable suites of rooms for
= light housekeeping; also Two suites of front
oince rooms; best location ~ the city inquire
al my Office. 4.slonroe 81. I. lmpen. 49,
FOR kENT-A very pleasant furnished front
room. with gas. use of bath. etc. Inquire
room ?. Fourth National Bank building. -
READY FOR lot UsEkKEPlNG-A suite of
~ furnished rooms. Desirable and for rent
cheap. l.. ;. Proyin. Lovett block. opposite
Sweets Hotel.
FOR RENT-Large, elegantly furnished rooms
. racing Crescentaye. aud Canal 81. Win
gas. newly furnished and reftied. Everything
strictly hYst class. Entrance, creScent-aye.
also, - Canal 81. Enquire Al Room i. s0ly
4 NICELY furnished front room To rent.
"a Enquire AT Room II. - Pearl -. 80
EOR RENT-furnished rooms steam heated
and furnished rooms for light housek eep-
ing. Apply at Room l03. New HOuseman block.
Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Oft, Real Estate for Sale.

I7room house on Turner St. 81 900
room house on IayingstOn-st.. all modern
conyeniences, only one block from cable line
5000.
room house on College-ave.. worth $3.50.
will sell for 81 40.
lot on Paris ave. three blocks from street
car line. $40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
an. nuncn fon JUDGE.

The people OF Kent eounty have rea-
son 70 congratulate themselves upon
the appointment OF Hon. NJ. c. Burch
10 be the new judge Of tho Circuit
Court. Mr.. Burch will bring To the
circuit qualifications which would ht
him for the supreme bench of the
state. lie has broad knowledge of
the law, ahd possesses an analytical
mind, with quick aud keen psrceptiye
faculties. lie IS careful IN reaching
conclusions. and jealous of his honor.
lie Is in the prime of life, and the ma
turity OF his intellectual vigor. He
Will make A model Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
ERIP wA1TGD aAlI

NAN1bD~A nrsl ciass caDxSssxE 10 saslcit
" a1kVfuscllelts ler tar Rasc bali Scarr
-uk saa fences ~ the Fountains 81 aud
here Lac parAs. Apply u II Il Hiuksy
Powers opefs ho4se- Is
SAlEsNkA Me aish iew men 10 srl
> cur goods Is A4Il Flt g. the wholesale aad
frtAl trade. l.tFgsAi mani at t4rers iu eaE
ilar tnulass ucAt si&aQ- ases 4 pea aas
fefmalrat position. NJ postAis aasscfvA.
MeUrs advanced fer ~aSvs. advertising ete.
trlGfuul1i Ms4fg to.. fiocluDatl. ohlo tss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. EH
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
cliH A Holt. III South DVislon-st. Telephone
No. 40 for your moving vans. Jan. l3, 81
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
y stored, VIII receive liberal Inducements by
calling At :. !. Walkers. T. South Division ~.
4 speciality is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances, public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

7 PER CENT. MONEY to loan. D. A. John
ston. ~ Canal II. t9if
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. of MI
waukee. I'm sums OF 81 900 aud upwards on farm
and city property. AZ lowest current rates ~
interest security must be frstclass. More &
Wilson. Lchyard block
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Business Blocks.

Any one desiring 70 invest in brick block I'm
frst-class locality on South Division street
which rents at g per cent. of It's value. will do
well TO consult me.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

GRAND UNION REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
TELFrHOSE 81 40 J0EER BioCK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
REWARD.
AGENTS WANTED.

EOUND-A pocketboOk. Call on W. g. Sin
4 mons. 10 Canal-si.. Ringe. Quigiey A Go. J.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

EoR sALE-Must De sold AZ once al some
price. a desirable lot IN southeast part 81
city; near street ears; very desirable building
spot for cheap home. Address j. T. b., Box ].
Telegram Herald oflilce. egtf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
LOST.
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

L'OK sALE-Lot No. -. ottawa Beach this
i lot Is one Of The first selection, u s. 10
eated only short distance from the hotel and
has fine view OF Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. Haskins or ". i. Loseland. 9rand
Rapids. Mich. lSzsun
A GREAT BARGAIN-2s0 acre farm; frame
y house; good orchard 100 acres improved,
miles from Baldwin for sale cheap. Enquire
Ia.gart. " MolcOtt 6ansOn. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

oFFICE H0i RS a. ~. 80 n. IN (p-u
every Monday, N ednesday and Saturday even
ings fffl = O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

AGENTS WANTED.
G7S TO so month can be made working
p'c for us. Agents preferred who can fur
niSh "A horse and give their whole time 10 the
business. Spare moments may be prontably
employed also. a few vacancies in towns and
cities. Il. L. johnson 4 Co. l.09 Main At,
Richmond. Va. y. B.-Pease state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
ing stamp for reply. B. 7. J. 4 Co.
\{ANTED-Reiiable local and travelling sales
W men. Positions permanent. Special IN
ducemenis now iast-selllng specialties. Don't
delay. Salary from start. Brown Bros. Nur
serymen, Chicago. III. rs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED-A few boarders by the day oi
w week. at - Cassst. lSs-
Evening journal., 1889-03-28

incorporate the Mars L al ton Iron Works
the Richardson valued Policy bill; House
bills to incorporate the colored schools Of
kenton hundred stock law for district
141, Sussex; to divorce Margaret and
William j. Polk.
Introduced BY Mr.. Eckles, to amend
chapter 80, Revised Code; to amend the
charter of the Nones Marsh Company
by Mr.. Masten, for a new road in Mispil
lion hundred Senate bill TO incorporate
the town of Clayton.
Read and referred: House bill incor-
porating Wilmington Division Railway
Conductors; Senate bill TO amend chapter
80, Revised Code.
House bill reducing the fee Of the
state chemist TO S15, for fertilizer analy-
sis. was reported unfavorably.
introduced: Senate bills amending the
charter Of the William Lea & Sons Com
panv TO incorporate the Eighth Street
Passenger Railway Company.
Read and referred Senate bills in re-
lation to notaries public; to divorce
Christian and Ella Rath; House bills. to
divorce William T. and Susanna Fowler
TO require candidates for matrimony to
swear to certain matters, etc. to incor-
corate the McDonough Creamery Com
pany: to incorporate Leipsic Creamery
COMPANY TO transfer the McComb Clay
ton farm TO districts Ns. 60 and "a,
New Castle county to straighten ROAD
in Nanticoke hundred in relation TO pub
lie documents; Senate bills, to lncorpor-
ate X of p. Hall Company, wilmington
for an additional justice Of peace for
Broad Creek hundred; House bills.
authorizing the Sussex prothonotary to
make new index; to amend chapter VI,
volume 18; TO lay ont private road IN
Georgetown hundred.
Introduced: BY DR.. Richardson, TO es-
tablish state beard of medical examin-
ers
Passed House bill to amend the char
ter Of Clayton.
Pending consideration of the bill to re-
duce the fee for fertilizer analysis, the
House adjourned to 3 p m.
HousE-w AFTERNOON.
House reassembled at p. m.
House bills to reduce the fee for fertil-
izer analysis were lost.
Passed House bill to incorporate the
town of Ocean View.
Lost House bill to repeal the special
tax on lawyers and physicians.
Passed House bill renewing the
charter of the board Of trustees Of the
Wilmington NJ f. Conference.
The peach yellows bill was taken up,
discussed and recommitted.
Passed House bills authorizing James
w. Bryan TO straighten road in Kent
county.
Indefinitely postponed; House bill
changing date of settlement between
state auditor and treasurer.
Senate joint resolution on State House
repair concurred in; House members of
committee. Speaker Hoffecker, DR..
Richardson, Maull, Lingo, Biggs, Gray.
Passed House bill to create a new
school district in Sussex county.
Notice: By Mr.. Maull, to amend the
charter of the Herring Branch Ditch
Company.
Read and referred House bills to
divorce John w. and Elizabeth News,
Joseph H. and Hannah B. Chambers
Arthur S. and Anna E. Hanley; to pre-
vent the spread of the Canada thistle
Senate bill to prevent Disagreement of
public and private property.
Senate bill Incorporating the Morris
Branch and Beaver Bank Company, fail
ing to receive two-thirds vote, Messrs
Whiteman and Maull changed their votes
TO move for a reconsideration.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
The New Line Through TO Boston.

A Philadelphia special to the New York
Tribune to day states that "A promi
nent railroad man in Philadelphia said
yesterday Is was likely that the building
Of the Poughkeepsie bridge would result
in the construction Of new through line
between Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. An official Of the Bridge Com
pany in Philadelphia said in answer to
this statement: "Those interested in the
bridge will not furnish money for the
new line, but It is generally believed that
Il will be built in the Bridge Company
interest. BY charter recently obtained
from the Delaware Legislature the
Poughkeepsie Bridge Company can
acquire ali the lines II can pay for, and
ultimately an extensive through line may
be built under the presidency Of John :.
Wilson One Of the obstacles in the
way of the proposed line is the RailraOd
Commissions Of New England. These
commissions have the power to prevent
new construction, and they use the power
freely. Since the projected road, how
ever, forms nearly direct route TO Bos.
ton, and does not Immediately parallel
any existing line, there is a good chance
| of its being built"
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
Resolutions of Respect.
HALL OF THE WASHINGTON STEAM }
FIRE ENGINE AND Hook AND LAD :
DER COMPANY No. z,

HALL OF THE WASHINGTON STEAM
FIRE ENGINE AND Hook AND LAD
DER COMPANY No. z,
WILMTNGToN, Del, March %, 1899
At a special meeting Of the company,
held on the above date the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. Death having again visited
us and evered our earthly connection
with our late fellow member Adam
kinsler therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of our
late fellow member this company has lost
one who for many years was a faithful
and efficient member, who exerted his
utmost endeavors for its welfare and
prosperity, and one whose manifold good
traits and genial disposition endeared him
to all with whom he had occasion to asso-
ciate.
Resolved, That we do most sincerely
express our most heartfelt sorrow for his
untimely decease, and offer our deepest
sympathy to his family in their sad be-
reavement, which defrives them Of a
good father and kind husband.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of the de
ceased and also be published in the
EVENING JOURNAL, Every Evening and
Daily Republican. papers of this city,
and the Chester Times OF Chester, Pa.
Resolved That in respect TO the mem.
ory Of our deceased fellow member the hall
and apparatus of the company be placed
In mourning for the space of thirty days
J. s. LoCKARD, President
J. NJ. DIcKERsoN, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
Omcers Elected.

The Excelsior Loan Association met OH
Tuesday evening and elected the follow
ing officers: President, William NJ. Pyle
vice-president, John p. Springer; secre-
tary, William f. Hawkins: treasurer
solomon H. Stats; directors, John G.
McCabe, Benjamin S. Clark, Jr., John H.
Simms, M. D., Charles S. Cleland, John
Mearns. Abram p Stetser, J. NJ. Winner.
ID. ID. s., Edgar B. Riley, William s.
Moore; auditors, William S. Moore.
Edgar B. Riley. James NJ. Winner.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
To Adont a unlform sonle.

The Master Builders Association of
Chester met again on Tuesday evening
and decided to adopt a schedule Of nine
hours work with wages in proportion.
A scale to be fixed by which experienced
men will receive higher wages than
others aud man who has learned his
traoe regal4lly is to set more money
than the novice who has picked up the
business.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
DIED.

CLARK.-On the Goth instant, Jennie e..
wife of T. Il. Clark, aged 30 years.
FTNNEGAN.-In this city. on the 2cth inst,
Agnes Mary, daughter of John and Jane Fin-
negan, aged years.
GARDNER.-On the 20th instant. Mary J.,
daughter Of William NJ. and Mary A. Gardner,
aged 30.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The Last Public Sale

OF furniture at AT Shipley street will
take place tomorrow. Friday afternoon.
at o'clock. If you want bargains, you
should attend.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
Getting Measured

For Clothing means thI
you may get fitted an
that you may have plent
of trouble to get a satl
factory garment. We t
to give you just what yd
want and to make tH
clothing as you prefer an
as near the styles of courl
as your taste will conforr|
We use the best of trim
mings and our cutters an
workmen are thorough
capable and experience
and can guarantee cor
plete satisfaction in eveI
way, Our immense bu|
ness enables us to Oil
you bottom prices, as Il
quantities of goods we u
and paying cash places
in the market on Il
ground floor in all o|
buying.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28
HAWKINS s. co,

Two very desirable houses on the
western side of the city for rent,
one at $22 and the other at $25
month.
J. L. LAVENDER & CO.,
NO. 1OO514 MARKET STREET.
Collection of claims a speciality.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28

DIR. DEHARDTs pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail. 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ladies be
ware of limitations.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28

THERE is house in Atlanta. Ga.
made entirely Of paper from turret to
foundation stone No other material is
used in its construction.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28

NOTICE.. GEORGE SHARPE, OWNER
~ and occupant of the within mentioned
d. Operty do hereby give notice that / shall
apply to the Judges OF the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of he
state Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
County, on Monday, the 9Th day Of May being
the first day Of the May term, A. ID. lsal, for a
license TO keep an inn or tavern at No. 6u9 Pine
street. in the Eighth ward of the City of VIII
miRgton, TO sell Intoxicating liquors in les
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable citi-
zens recommend this said application, TO wit:
f. @. Concannon. j. ID. McCready.
Nelson Gregg G.. j. kalmbacher,
p II. Horty, Jacob Hu0er,
John g. Strauss. Charles Schnuerer.
~ III Nacklin, John Hicklein,
William G. Swartz, p McConaghy,
James Murtha,. Joseph Schwab,
II, y. Wheeler, B; Gustenberg,
William Frederick William Hopes.
William Taylor. Ihomas =. hluihgss
Eidei Renner. Charles f. Taylor,
lanes Stuart John sharp,
Dei'i''7 GEORGE SHARPE.
Evening journal., 1889-03-28

A cURIoUsLY twisted root of an oak
tree exhibited at Punta Gorda, Fla. is
said to show sll the letters Of the alpha
bet in its convulsions.