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Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
Maryland Items.

James J. Golley, Of Templeville, late
registrar of voters for the first district,
died Sunday night week.
Frank H. NickersOn, senior member
of the firm F. H. Nickerson & Co., died
Thursday.
There were seventy-three convers-
ions at Wye, Nd, VI. Z. Church, as a
result of the last protracted meeting
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr.
Thomas Carter. and Miss a. Estelle
kuotts, on Thursday, Dec. %, in the
Tempeville NJ f. Church.
Did you ever bny horse and not
have some misgivings as to his points
until they we're fully tested? Not so
with Ayers Sarsaparilla, you may be
sure of it at the start.
The creamery at Chesapeake City,
which had passed into the hands of
Receiver, was sold at public sale on
Saturday and purchased by William
c. Pyle for 81 600
IFyOu have q lady friend, she would
appreciate IA Silk Mufiler or nice Silk
Umbrella for Christmas present.
Edward q. Walls has the best assort-
neut.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding ef +. b. GOldsborough, foreman of
the Clayton CAL. and Miss Elma J.,
daughter of Mrs. AnnaE. Orrell, in the
NJ. Z. Church of the latter place to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
1t is mistake to try to cure Cataarh
by using local applications. Cataarh,
| being a constitutional disease requires
constitutional remedy like Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which, acting through the
blood, reaches every part Of the sys-
| tenn
A revival on Kent Island in chargeJ
of the Rev. W. w. Sharp, formerly OF
Kenton. has resulted in 164 conver-
slons. The Rev. w. w Green, of Will
liston, Md, has had great revivals at
two of his churches. During the last
three months ne added to these chur-
ches 81 members.
Nearly all colds are slight at first,
but their tendency is to so lower the
system that the sufferer becomes a
ready victim to any prevalent disease.
The use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral in
the beginning of a cold, would guard
against the danger.
Cards are out, announcing the prl
va.e double wedding at Trinity Cathe
dral. Easton, of Mr.. Ethelbert K.
Thompson, of Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss
Louise Ward Parstow, of Easton, Md.
and Mr.. Robert Bunch, of Chicago
and Miss Hattie Greenman, of Easton
The weddings will be strictly private
Miss Caroline c. Davis, of Ceci
county, on Dec. Sd made an assignmen n
of all her property, real, personal and
mixed, to Thomas J. & B. Palmer Kea-
ting. as trustees, for the benefit of he
: creditors. The property consists il
! part of two farms, located in the north
y ern part of Talbot county, known a
2 Wilton, and containing about one thou
sand acres of most valuable land an
: the buildings thereon, which are in
). sured at this time for twenty thOusan
e dollars: also Hackers, adjoining Wi
+ ton. and containing about thousan
acres equally as valuable, and bull
ings now insured for eight thousand
J. dollars, and property in both Kent an
: New Castle counties, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
y LOVELY SLIPPERS Y
FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

As may be expected, we lead
again this season with the
very handsomest, as well as
most profuse line of "Slipper
Novelties" shown in Whining
ton. Beyond egotism, we
proudly assert that no three
other houses-in point of va
riety, beauty and style-can
jointly display the lovely de-
signs we show beneath one
roof. We have taken particu-
lar care in our selection to
adapt our styles and prices for
the masses.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
Our Window Display.

Gives but a mild hint of the
great concourse we have to
show. Lots of "At Home
Comfort for the feet for father,
mother, brother, sister-and
slippers are such lasting, use
full and appreciated tokens of
remembrance. Every color in
leather, plush or velvet, you
may wantr Then we have
them
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

The Giants OF English Liter
ature may be friends at every
freside at very small cost.
Think OF it. You pay a tritie
for paper, binding and print
ing-but the great thoughts,
art in words, are yours for
nothing. Read this price list:
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
mat1a411Hksr'&.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec. Is, 1890.


DryGoods Christmas Boxes.
A box with fifteen yards of
Dress Silk at $3.50. Vari-
ety-hundreds.
A box with a full pattern Of
dress goods s. to any price
YOU please. Hundreds Of Bar
gains among them. Cannot
tell YOU what or where. Come
and you'll find them.
A box with an Apron, IS
cents to So.
A box with a Night Gown,
55c to $40. ,,
A box with a Pillow Sham,
65 cents to $40.
Skate time, and here are
the skates. For big and little.
STYLES enough to ft your
thought-and your pocket
book.
American Club skates, blue slI5 ana
| s225: niexel $3.50 and s.. ,,,...ne 9,
| RAYMOND Extension Skates Dlue' %
p1@oaa niGTe1,a Ss,Oe sDeed skates. $3.50 and $50.
Psymond Ladies skates. SID
The last volume of Peale':
Encyclopedia Britannica IS e.
| x0ute. The sets can now D.
bought complete. Cloth
S36. 90; half leather, S48.oo
la literary suggestion Q
/ Christmas.
The gold dust OF our Boo
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
NOTICE.

All persons owing subscription to THE
SMYRNA RECORD are notified to come
forward and pay the same to the under
signed at once. All accounts unpaid by
by JANUARY 1st, 1891, will be placed in
the hands of "a constable for collection.
12S4t G. B, TAYLOR.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
EDWARD G. WALLS,
Main St.. Smyrna. Fine Clothing
Delaware. 9th.
One Bottle Cures !

For Coughs, Colds, Tightness
of Chest and Lung Troubles
Wild Cherry ErpectOrGDt
is a certain cure. 35 cents at
JAS. P. HOFFECKER'S.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
FOR SALE.

THE VALUABLE FARM FOR
MERLY OWNED BY J. FRANK
DENNEY, and now occupied by him.
Possession given March LIST, 1891.
Apply to Juizo-u y
THE NATIONAL BANK OF SMYRNA
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
.SharpIeSS Bros
THE TOYS! the Toys ! the

l"HE TOYS! the Toys the
Toys are here with all their
= brightness and Christmas
cheer. There are Little
Toys and Big Toys, for Romping
Boys and StudiOus Girls, includ-
ing Great, Ponderous Elephants
and Frisky Squirrels. Bleating
Sheep, Mooing Cows and Gayly
Caparisoned Horses in moving
cavalcades. and Soldiers in camp
and out upon parades. Railway
Trains dashing over hill and dale
and Knights of old in their ar
NOR of mail. Little Rabbits
that leap and jump at the turn
ing Of a key, and the Funniest
Men and Women that ever you
did see. Iron and tin toys, dain-
ty and strong, for curious Little
Boys who insist that everything
they handle is made wrong. p"
Then there are Fire Engines;
Locomotives and Cars for freight;
Jingling Bells and FroicsOme
Monkeys going around at a great
rate. And Horns, and Swords,
and Drums, Bugles and Flies,
and Miniature GunbOats, man
ned by brave gunners eager for
strife: Little Trinkets in Rubber,
Wood and Brass, besides hun
dreds of pretty things in China
and Glass. Curious Puzzles,
Tenpins, Tops and Balls, and
Building Blocks in colors gay,
and Tiddledy Winks, the most
popular game of the day. Then
there are Pleasing Story Books
for Boys and Girls of every age.
Life-Like Dolls from over the
sea. and thousands upon thous-
ands Of scintillating trinkets for
the big, jolly Christmas Tree.
But the most humorous thing of
all in this collection galore, is a
Mechanical Donkey that gallops
over the floor. Upon his dimin-
utive back there sits a JOvial
Clown in the queerest of clothes
with streaks of bright paint all
over his face and nose.
The largest and most varied
assOr TN ent Of nnIlc ever
shown in this JULIO city
by any one house, Bisque Head
25c. Bisque Head and Closing
Eyes, SOC Bisque Head. Closing
Eyes and Kid Body. 81.
Jointed Dolls. S1.39 each. Reg
ular price elsewhere. $3.50.
Glove and Handkerchief SA-
CHEFS, deliciously performed
and exquisitely ornamented, 81
each or 81 for the complete set.
Neatly boxed for Holiday pur-
poses.
Decorated China Inkstands
60c each. Handsome Table
Lamps, $3.50 each.
Beautiful novelties in the cele-
P5a5sa Pisasing VICTORIA Assortment %a5s. n
Of choice pieces at Goc, sips and
1925.
Rogers A 1" plated Gil
VERWARE, ofo5aR5bRIe at nRn3R- nricls 1cI
Teaspoons down from 1925 tC
$3.50.
Tablespoons down from $4.5C
to 1915.
Dessert Spoons down from s.
to 1915.
Forks down from $3.50 to
1918.
Soup Ladies down from $2.5C
to S1.67 each.
Extra heavy weight pIhHH
very richly finished DLHOr
W0HRlP reduced from soc
WOIIHIn to 80 cents a yard
sorfm A limited s3t osf 6f Black Bro.
Cade MOhair %o55e4 fpom 75cl d0wl 7,
39c. a yard. Very rare bargain
fore sold SAllI at S1.G5 and $1.8
now $1.22. Highly desirable.
Genuine Japanese Silk Smok
i5ng 5n65D JACKETS F@6iri %ad9 in IN tn tn
Japs best manner. Daintily EN-
} brOidered, $6.25 each. Plain silk
, S475 each. Appropriate gifts fo
gentlemen.
French Sealskin sAgsn Ep.
marked down from M MMS
So to S3.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

,,nford merchants have organized a
Nl,iV nb If the Merchants Retail Com
arnial Drauil Agency Of Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
JAMES WILDE, JR. < GO.
S. W. Cor. 10th and Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Announcement
FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

Black Silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs for Ladies,
Black Silk HemStitched Handkerchios for Gentlemen,
Ladies' and Gents Embroidered and Hemstched Hand
kerchets for l2c 2Oc, 25c 35c 4Oc 5Oc 75c SlOO and
Bureau Scarts, Kid Gloves dressed and undressed Silk
Muflers. Fancy Novelties in JewcIry. Ladies CheviOt
Jersey Coats; Astrachan and Seal Skin Capes.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

Nile. Messick and wife celebrated
MI Msf,iath anniversary of their mar
Ine isna e' on the 81 of December, at their
I"9e t'%7 near Bridgeville.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

p.om % TO % persons have been
Forted Fro-t during the revival in the NJ.
= Church OF Dover.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

cured all the jewelry about the house
clo!nlng OF various kinds and many
articles of value which will be hard to
replace. This is the same thief that
! entered the Middletown hotel on Mon
uay evening, as part of the plunder Sc
cured at the hotel was left at Mr.. Der
| NELSON'S. The capture of the burglars
Is much to be desired. Their depreda-
uOns have become so frequent that
nervous people are almost afraid to 90
to bed at night.
| Inc improvements on the new NJ.
r. Church at Delmar, are nearly COM
pIeted, and Sunday, Dec. 81 is the time
set Tor the reOpening services. The
| pastor will be assisted by other minis
ters. The chnrch has been enlarged
TO nearly double its former seating ca.
paclty. This has been a necessity to
accommodate the constantly increas-
ing congregation, result of the great
revival which has been going on there
since the last Sabbath of August.
During this time nearly 200 persons
nave protessed conversion, 40 or more
being railroad men. Among the con
verts are eight conductors, eight engi-
neers, eight firemen, eight brakemen,
and number of other EMPLOYEES.
Nearly all the trainmen on the New
York, Philadelphia & Norfolk road
nave been converted, and the revival
extended from Delmar to Cape Charles
| CITY, where number of railroad men
were converted. Rev A. d. Davis is
pastor.
Delmar is largely a railroad town as
most of the employees of the lower road
and some of the Delaware reside there.
The MYERS BALLOT SYSTEM. There
Is no occasion now for adhering to the
| Australian or any other intricate ticket
| system in the face of the Myers sys-
TEN, now on exhibition in Wilmington.
! Human ingenuity has at last devised
a plan that completely circumvents the
/ ballot box stutier and the false counter
! AT one swoOp it does all that is claimed
! for the Australian sytem and much
more besides. Under the Australian
system repeating can be practiced, dOu-
! bic ballots can be voted, and false
counts can be made, but under the
Myers system all these things are sim
! ply impossible. And besides, the Myers
system reduces the number of polling
places, reduces the number of election
officers, and reduces the expense OF
holding elections to one-half the pres
ent cost. Where not more than 800
votes con be polled at booth on cleo
ton day. 500 can be more easily pOlled
by the Myers System, and as soon as
the last vote is polled and the clock
] oil hn fnfn a
number of votes polled stands coun.
ted as does the total number for each
candidate.-Republicdn.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

p REYNOLDS, near Odessa, has
+. Pod ~ / 500 bushels of shelled corn
ilam nar'fty forty acres of land.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
DISPLAYED ON LONG COUNTERS

So you can make an easy Sc
lection. Come in and look
through them--we feel proud
of your visit.
Real Alligator -Ea'ssal9d,
Wine, Red,
Brown, Blue,
Variagated, Black,
Black, Terra Gotta.
All colors of Velvet En-
broidered, Tampico Goat,
Genuine Russia Leather,
Ooze, Suede. Ladies' and
Bows Embroidered Slippers.
We lead our Slipper De
partment with a Gents Hand
some Velvet Cheneal EN-
broidered Slipper, regular
price, $I.25; as a leader, 73c.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

o.IoUare College Newark students
p nstirioned the Boa rd of Trustees
ba'e o5re a competent pin ysical trainer.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
Quick Sales,
Small Profits,
AND
Satisfaction
TO
Every Customer,

We are fully pre-
pared to meet your
demands this season
in OvercOats, Cloth
ing, Underwear, Fur
nishing Goods and
Hats for Men, Boys
and Children. Our
assOrtmentwas never
larger; the quality
never better; tn e
price never lower
the make up, style,
fit never as perfect
and we were never
more anxious fol
your trade.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

wm A. Gum. of Frankford, has
os the Morning Nc,Cs for libel. A. P.
5ob;nsop IlyJ and Charles F. Richards,
F.os. are his attorneys.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
Wanamaker & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts., PHILADELPHIA.

Provided the residents of BIACKBIRD, GREEN
SPRING, CLAYTON. SMYRNA, DOVER. WYOMING
and WOODSIDE purchase SIS worth Of Clothing US
we will pay their railroad fare to Philadelphia and return
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
1eranoh Trains.

vor,b 715. s.2s. 1855, A. NJ, S42, 4.4O p NJ
Golu -sC south. s5O11.57 A. NJ, 4.4O $50 1892.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17
STARTLING REVELATION,

Newspaper reports of the events of the
day often create surprises and confusion by
their startling rumors.
But there is no event that will create
more surprise among the public than the
announcement of the low prices at which
we offer our Clothing to-day. To wit:
Mems Good Working suits
at $500, worth SO.
Mems Business suits
at Sl2O0, worth $1,000
Mems DOubIe-Breasted Black
CheVIOts
at $500, worth $500.
Mems Dress Suits made from all the lat
est Novelties and Designs, at SIS, SIS, $50.
81. Sold elsewhere at an advance of %
per cent
In the Department for Children. Boys
and Youths, we have splendid line Of
Suits and Overcoats, at Lowest Manufac-
tured Prices
OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT.
We have Overcoats at $500, $500, $500
$500, $1,000; also better grades at Sl2.O0
Sl4OO, $1,000 Finer qualities if preferred
Tower Hall is the best and cheapest
place to buy Clothing as our large trade
enables us to handle big quantities of the
leading ard best styles of goods. making
our assortment one of the best and com
plete in the city. Manufacturing all our
own goods makes it possible for US to sell
at above prices and give satisfaction.
As all Our Ready Made stock is equal to
Custom Works and our Prices The Lowest
1t Will Be to the interest Of all to call at
Tower Hall before purchasing elsewhere.
Car fare paid within so miles of
Philadelphia.
GaTit0G, MaSt1n & Allen
518 and $40 MARKET ST, PHILA.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

cold watch belonging to Miss Ida
ia Of Odessa, stolen from her one
Nv! Ivy aCo was returned last week by
9be INSTRUMENTATION thief.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

Ar Cs entered the residence of
town TSArles T.. Derrickson, near Middle
esaay evening of last week, Sc
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

Mrs Elizabeth Powell, of south Will
u.;anton, Will be 99 years old on Feb
nnvi n'r9 She is the oldest lady in Will
Lninoton aud has good health.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

The people of this Peninsula have the
hest railroad facilities at this time that
they ever had The trains are so ar
ranged that even those who reside
along the branch roads can come and
20 from the cities in one day, while
the main line has an exceptionally nne
train service.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

Nrs. Alice smith, of Wilmington,
gave birth to triplets, Friday, all of
them proving to be healthy and nor
maIy developed females. The father
Of tle children was one of a pair of
twins and there have been four pairs
Of twins in he family.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

DTiAANGE OFFICERS ELECFED.-The
DigS, DiSa"aTe State Grange on Wednesday
w., elected the following officers
aW".a a.ny y, Master. John G. Higgins, Del
We Clty Overseer, w. K. Allaband
SsssCuhing, Lecturer, E. L. Martin,
iOotoOIIu Steward, E. D. Tally, Wilm-
ton 'o1 n chaplain, J. w. Day, Whining
LAM reasurer, Thomas H. Riggin
Harr;a Secretary. w. w. Seeders
Der Cston gate keeper. c. t. Pep
mon. Cefes, Mrs. NJ. K. Allaband PO
Ana us olrs. I. A. Higgins ; Flora. Mrs
Mrs Ueyd and Lady assistant Steward
o. Hannah Day.
Thieves
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

Did you ever bny horse and not
have some misgivings as to his points
until they we're fully tested? Not so
with Ayers Sarsaparilla, you may be
sure of it at the start.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

William Hendricks. aged five years,
week ago playfully placed some
cheese in the right ear of Howard o.
Davis. aged years, and physicians
have been unable to remove it. The
victim suffers greatly. The boys live
in South Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

The creamery at Chesapeake City,
which had passed into the hands of a
Receiver, was sold at public sale on
Saturday and purchased by William
c. Pyle for 81, 600.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

The wedding of Miss Bessie Thaw,
Of Milford, and Mr.. Frank McClOskey,
philadelphia. in Milford TO day will
be followed by a society wedding to-
morrow in the Episcopal church, when
Miss Margaret Pratt, daughter OF DR..
\. Pratt, will be joined in marriage to
Mr.. Alfred Arnold.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

James J. Golley, Of Templeville, late
registrar of voters for The first district,
died Sunday night week.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

F,.Represeutative Lemuel w. Wa
Ia. ri Lewes. is an applicant for Au
5gior of Accounts. Mr.. NAPLES is a
"sIl known representative of the par
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

Cards are out for the wedding of Mr
Thomas Carter and Miss A. Estelle
kuotts, on Thursday, Dec %, in the
Templevilie NJ. f. Church.
Smyrna times., 1890-12-17

A revival on Kent Island in chargeJ
of the Rev. w. w. Sharp, formerly OF
Kenton. has resulted in l64 conver-
slons. The Rev. w. w. Green, of Will
liston, Md, has had great revivals at
two of his churches. During the last
three mouths ne added to these chur-
ches 81 members.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Gentleman examine our sass calf shoe, on
regular SO last-Royal.
The Excelsior Needle company of Torring-
ton Ia to largely increase Its plant.
The Congregational church in Ashford,
Conn, was struok by lightning yesterday and
burned to the ground. ...-..
l.. L Gregory of Birmingham and Miss
Grace Spencer of Derby avenue, Derby, will
be married this evening by Rev. Dorrall Lee
at the residence of the bride.
A Masonic excursion from Bristol July 4
is now settled fact. The steamer Elm City
has been chartered to take the excursionists
on board at Bridgeport for the sail down the
sonnd and mp the Hudson.
Sheriff. Nsttlsson yesterday arrested near
Like Saltonstall, Walter Wilroy Of New Ha-
ven, young nsa charged vikA STEALING $is
and O suit of clothes from = Hanson.
North Haven farmer. Wilroy ID in the look
mp here.
q. P. Carlos Smith was present at the
great council Of the Red Men held al the
Bassett house, Birmingham, yesterday. After
supper the council went to Torrington whore
thew institnted A new council in the Poca-
bontas degree.
Yesterdays Msriden Republican says:
"o,r r..ds,. viii h. ns,nsd to learn that
NJ. a n plat, !. IN moor health In Wash.
,no,on, .b. NO, having gained suy s,pce abe
lsst Msr,den. vben hsr condition vay sny.
thing but desirable or ENCOURAGING"
Thrse mu,,uous ssilors were arrested ON
Nh. ba,ons En,om. In the lower harbor yes.
tsrd.y bv Dspu.v Marshal Love;oy. who was
recommended nv two ss.iatsnts. The arrests
were made on complaint Of the bsrous's CAP
tain. Tho ,uutiuesr. ware taken bsfore Com.
missioner Wright. who POSTPONED the hear
inc until To- a.v.
In,,..on W. rsylor. the veteran hearss
a,,v.r %, ,h,,,v-,;x vs.r, In IN. emnlov Of
p.,rs, . p.n,om and rs.,d,po A. Al, ,cro-r
s,rset oou,,pue. onits poa,,v IN h..,,h n.
wss taken with ths>,,,,i,, Las, v,ntsr. from IN
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-26
In wRsTvILLE.
A DeiIghsTul Csncers In masonic Hall
Last Evenlng.

n WougmShuA OSmcoHt ~ Mas~nho AAAA
Last Evening.
Last evening musical was given at Ma
sonic hall, Westvills. the proceeds Of which
are to DO used TO repair the organ at 81. Jamss'
church. The following program wss given:
sslsctien- welsnOns Banjo ciub.
pOpk- Jamie ...melIoy
Accompanied By Mr.. 9. =. Skinner.
kscitaticn-"king volmar and Elsie.
Violin .G.vstia. @ .o .Ras
Aoo.mp. MT: & s. p M shS g 8. sso,,r,r
song-"Thins Eyss q blue and Tender. .Lasssn
MA Miss Elorsnos Graves,
secession -Pequot disa Club.
The banjo club played number Of sslsc-
tions in . spirited manner. Miss Lewis of
tAs East Pearl street church sang delightfully."-.
She possesses . oontralto voice Of grcat
power and clsArnsss. which she has under
hss control. Mis Li1zis MoClurs's rscita-
tions were enthusiastically received BY the
audiences. Mrs., 6honipgsF 10 too well known
II New Haven to mako II necessary to Gay
more than that she played In hsr usual
Anishsd and artistic manner.
The Psquot 0lse club sang several ssleo-
lions IN their usual graceful and takinG style.
Mis- Florence Graves solols> ~ 81. james
ohurch, who has . nae and we'll ouluyalsd
voice, Gang two selections most dslightfully.
(, xsthe cosslusisn AZ The psogrsn Ice crsazn
"a oghsr rsfrsshm4nts wsys served, pretty
1lrIeof the "KlpG's Dauahtszsr aeeing =
@SSlr11iss. ThS aAaiT went a without 4
[IISk. "a essas ese6il = de NJ. q. =.
TSISIs1. e17nnis9 - DA Jamess and ~
- ri o1l5 49,. - 49, untlzlnl
|-.-- = \ n * y. 80
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Coming, '55, F. R. Barnum, $50, o. s.. Jebell,
's8, w. W. Bumstead, '55.. Professor T. D.
Godell. E. A. Hill, rs, @. e. Steele, III, w.
A. B. Hill '67, Judge John @. Hollister, G..
Governor a. B. Bigelow. Dr. Dag
gett, Rev. w. 8. Cotton 80, Henry B. Sar-
gent. Professor w. j. Knopp and
Rev. Il. p. Nichols, J. 81. Perry 10, Rev.
George Bushnell, D. D. J. A. Grouger '55.
W. III. Grary US, Rev. e. s.. Lines,
Principal Barbour, Rev. E. n. Poteat.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-26

Yellow Fever In new Haven.
Yellow fever Is very prevalent in this city,
but 1t IL confined to the adornment of the
pedal extremities. Ayers has q good tonic
suitable for this spreading fever.
Ladies' bright Dsngola foxed, tan-colored
top, front lace, and a very nobby shoe, at
$500.
Ladies' russell front lace, $500.
Ladies' russell Oxfords, 81. IS, 81. 40, 81. 80.
Misses russell front lace, $3.50.
Misses russell button, $1.25.
Children's russell front lace, $1.25.
Children's russet button, 700, 81. co.
j24 St G. d. AYERs, 614 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-26

The chamber of commerce met last sven-
Ing for the last regular meeting until next
September. Whatever meetings are called
during the meantime will be special. Moth
ing wss done last evening outside the regu-
lar routine Of business. General Bradley
was elected to membership.