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Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
TRUGfrs's SALE
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noNDAY, TRR 18th DAY OF JUNE
At 10 O'Clock. q. M,
Al the Court House Of EN- CaAtie Co.. he fol-
lowing described res! estate, lste or William
o'ss ss:: ss1;.ss r. Tss id a..orsea a. No.
Il Il .ss ss' o,.s e ssa. .ls.sss with
erected. st,asis On ths soaiheriy s!de 81 sev'
epth street. described ~ fe!lews,. 20 wit;
Rstsss q pe aS S..aca s'ci q
Spruce strees. and in Inc middls Of The. party
sSs 81 wss,: shsnss. % seaihssiy rsrsIisi viii
:s .sss s.s ,ss,s. e iSs
~ said sids % Of Susissi ssrscs sssssriy y q,
70 stake, thence northerly parallel With
sSeh sysseh ssss ssssst and thence sSereSy wsstsS.
S.lnS i:. Si Land I'ioa. ip tns ssy q yx;p: z;
sriy sids Of Eleventh sirssS with the wes.
iohs. ii5as 's ssd e Ss .,f''i sss%s' ss rsssl
!est 70 tho wali o. the brick buildlls sdJoi1,.
On 'hs meet nsHSs ,s. Y :sd
leadirE 4 Into Pine street; thence eAsterly
along SsId alley side 2 feet 70 the aiorssa,d
ss feet to the Aforesaid side oi
Eleventh street, snd i.cs III. II ..y S.yirs :,
common comm a Win IL others ase " ensitied. nit ' ~ -
No. I, being let ofiand In the city oi
Wilmisgton DOL, situate as iolloyh 20
section cf Twelfh and Lombard slIeSts,
ssreet eAsterly " ieet "a inche. 70 = s1she
street "a rect 70 lhe norihorlv side ofs Zee
vide alley leading Into Lo%bsrd, int street !,
| The Aforesaid side OF Lom bare street. and
thence thereby northerly % feet 70 the placc.
o. beginning. with the u,e o. said fees Wll'
fitlets
attendance will be given and terms made
Or by his attorney.
Attest, Charles. II. Mcwhoricr, Clerk. q. c
6-ia-4t-eod
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wilming.on . Northern II. Il.

Time table In erect May II, laa. Train
issys WnnMailnxso5 Sx,snsa street, - igll9Ws
ssld, .Ysynesbsrs Janeisa. coa,esriiis. iiti
srn.li SS.t5sn!s; I'M. ,rA%s1a AisnsoMn. LsssaSu,
eiphia and ReadinG 4. n. 7.s0 .. M, a.sl
Ford and aonichanin and In tsr mediate q pcSS
100 "A. M, $50. 400 and 800 p. m.
For Chadds Ford Junction and points
on the 7. 4 d. c. Il. r., at 100 a. M,
2.30, 400 and 900 p. nj.
For West Chester, 100 q. M, $50 and
800 p. IN.
Daily except sAtardAy and Hanaays
Tor New Bridge and intefmsltAta t%euon
NJ ,. y. and On oataRdAy enly At All ~
p.1Sp. n =
On slnaAy for Reading and intarue1na1I
pointsI q T. 1 q, =. and for gpfiuG1el6
lnternsdiAte p1Ats At 4.0p. n. 7sT
4, .. .AsuAUsLAAR DoWA nasDu0n01
HiAAsAdsaA 60 eAGk y
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
High Recommendation

OF DR.. Simm White PulmoDic Balsam.
Said lady, 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
1t s the best lung medicine ever made.
Ssid a gentleman, It saved my wife from
dying from consumption t.n Year, ago.
so we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the cough
IN the grippe It is splendid. 5ac. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Depot Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
w WANAAIAkERA
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. June %, lsso.

PHrLADELpHIA. Monday. June %, lspo.
The store is meyyy uiM
life and aeti0,ty.
As you come in at Chest
nut street you will find some
very pretty rustic booths
with current Bargains in
Fans.
In the angle Of the stair
way to the right Of the rus
tic booths 10 a bit Of decora.
tlon that will interest you,
1t is taken from a picture
The Studio Corner.
| The powerful Luminaii
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Second Floor odd Fellows, Hall.

John 7. Walker has removed his shoe
store from his old stand to the second
floor OF Odd Fellows' building, Third
and King streets, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
many new ores. His stock comprise.
all sizes from .he beat manufacturer.
and will be cold regardless of cost
Second story Odd Fellows' building iol
the next sixty or ninety days, aite
which be will return to the old site in a
new building. JOHN I. WALKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
New jersey { WiImingtn EmyN
ksssxl
sTEAMER ClIIllnrINA

49, 'A't ''N'N
viii. on and alter Thsrstay, My 9.ad n,s,
daily trips ~ follows.
Leave Wilmington at !. :. m, Ana 4A
D. m., for pennkville.
Leave townsville NJ as .. H. Nnds.OS
p. M, Tor PennsSrove and WILMINGTON.
Lsaye Wilmington Rt 10 A. M. li.n
q. M, 3 " and 0. " y. NJ, ~ rennseroye.
Leeye Pennsgrove nj 8. " Al.i wv a. M,
and !. Is and suop. M, Tor Wilmington.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington at '.o =. M, and
o. y. M, for Pennsgroye and fenlayiil,.
Leave Pcnr svillest Il.lss. m. AMI An
p. IN, for pennsgrove and Wilmiagtln,
Leave " llminst0n Al D. 80 y. III, :, y aai
SPIN, Tor Pennsyroye. aud leave f.nl..
grove at 90 a. M, ". 70 and Up. NJ. for VII.
This arrangement will afford a nne onplr.
tunity Tor a elixhtful sail 81 the Delawin.
Excursion tickets between Wiiminsts
and Pennsville BIC, single fare aoc; between
Wilmington and PennsErove, excursion
Ticket Jc and single laro i5c.
l'ennsgfove and Pennsville are bssRuful
places afiording great opportunltlcs iOr 6sh-
Ing, boating, 6athinG and drncirg'
Special MrrAugemens NAV be made for
sunday School and moonlight tIeussi1a'.
A. G. McCkusLASD, BowsEa liMon',
Superintendent. Gen. f.and 7. Ass
m5.u
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

3good slightly used pianos, (upriahts)
by Haines, Behu!ng & Bacon. Special
bargains.
perfectly new aud handsome Weber
piano (uprght) for less than regular
wholesale price.
4 secondhand square pianos for $40,
500, 800, fl25.
II. T. Robelen, 10 Market street,
Sole agent for Knabe pianos.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
New Fruits and Groceries.

W. S. Moore, northwest corner Of West
street and Delaware avenue, has straw
berries tlou Mill Creek Hundred, win
dow screens. butter, eggs and groceries
| at lowest rates.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

for IL cabinet photographs aud one 16x2t
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Now is Your Chance.

T. A. Shannon has just received q fine
line ot gents flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 305 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
wANAMlxna
picture Il on the second
floor, over the Chestnut
street entrance.
The Rayasok Fair.

TIE Ha/1sW EGtx.
A side show 70 the Fan
Fair. The counter ends are
full and the parasol counter
is full. Ample room. no
crowding-unless you all
come at once.
The pull is all on q single
price-$2. We were quiet
ly selling at them Saturday.
This morning more variety.
All the plain colore, . large
variety Of two tone ombre
effects and fancy stripes.
Customers are pleased,
would-bs rivals are bothered
at the extraordinary values.
You get 81 for So. Nothing
to beat or meet 1t.
Chestnut street side. west Of Main Aisle.
Misse,' Dresses.
The event vi the season.
We took In q bunch. all
the maker had, new, sea :
sonable stylish, We shall
pass them on to you at tess
than half sOAat the Average
retail price aOo~a be.
Three lots OF the White
Lawns-a random one from
each as a sample. IA and
I6 year sizes:
At 81:
Spencer wrist neatly trimmed with
embroidery, two-1ouuce skirt rich
with Hamburg.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
SALE OF HORSES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
We will sell AT public sale, at ~
our stables, on Edgmont Avenue, 62E
above Fourth street, Chester, Pa.
THURSDAY. JUNE 2G, 1890.
at 1.3O O'Clock. p. m.,
Twenty-one head of southern Ohio
work, general purpose, roadstere. and
some withn lit speed. Can be seen at
above stubles2 days before sale.
Two and four montha' credit.
ROBERTS & HANNUM.
stidham 4 Son, Auctioneers.
jis-ts Telephone 1871.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Lato,t Novelties

In wall paper and window shades, from
the lowtst to best grades, al q. w.
Evans q Co.'s, No. 100 West Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

00e These goods were
~oO sold at the beginning 6
90c Of the season at $I.oo,
o0I SI.as. $3.50. II you
d0o want to secure any Of
4oo these bargains don't
wait too long.
We have received another
new lot OF Lace Straw Hats,
new shapes, which We vii.
sell at 36c; actual value 81.
Another LOT Of Patent Leath.
er CHARLES, which we
will sell for 3oc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Mitchell { Bash,

It's no wonder. 1t
isn't surprising if
you will, take the
time to call at our
store, notice the
quality of our goods
at the remarkably
low prices.
Plainly marked
upon each article
you will easily un-
derstand why we
are doing such a
large trade.
We have new
goods arriving daily,
all the latest styles.
We name a few
items that will
interest you. Last
week we advertised
a lot of wreaths at
remarkably 10 W
prices. These goods
were all sold within
the last two days.
But we have re-
ceived another lot,
much superior in
quality which we will
sell at the lowest
figures.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

LAVE you b card
the latest :
The topic for town
talk now is |
Russell's|
ClOsilg-0ut Sale |
of the entire sto ok of
the "Bee Hive" 3O6|
Market street. On
account of Mr.. Mis-
sinners i'll heal tn he
has been oblige I'd to|
|g i v 9 up bus mess.
Mr.. Russell's busi-
ness connections in
Hartford, Con n.,are
such that he is OBJ
liged to return there
as soon as possible.
Every do | | a r 8
worth of goo DIS in
the store
| Has Got to Go Now.
Thousands b a v 9
taken advanta ge of
this sale alreaa ay,but
there are lots of
goods yet tor you to
buy at this 81 osing-
out price.
A few day 8 ago
we advertised Silks.
The ladies believed
we meant VIII at we
said, and have 3 come
to the rescue. We
did not think it pos.
Isible to sell sd many
lin so short a time,
but when tn 9 price
is half how CO. n they
. help it F?
i Every art icle in
the store
: Must be Turn ed into
|, Cash at @ nee.
gave eASxEs. qsSEnMnA ESSE MiTAs rA2as1fs n1slaay
}. UMH Il u L L A =, HANDK KEKCHI Efs
d FANS. kIBbONs, COKsltTS. EMDRO
x IDERIES, LACE CARS. ALL HOUSE
DRESS Goods. Silks. ETC.
Will you help us
!, O u t now? | must
! have the mo ney.
R. /. Rus ssen,
"BEE HIVE,
4 SOC Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
At $780,:

Yoke waist Of al,-over embroidery,
with full sleeves, ribbon belt aud
bow, with bow at neck and sleeves.
Pisited skirt with panels OF all lover
embroidery. A regular Sl5 dress.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
seaEEE STEAMER
WILMINGTON.
Augustine Pier Exclusion
ROUTE COMMENCING

Augustine Pier a5c; &C.
SUNDAYS.
Fishing party for ship John Lgm
at Pennsvi,lc and New Castle.
Arriving back to the city aOohtep"
clock In the evening. -,
Fishing tackle and lunch on po"h
Tickets for this trip Gvc. ,..,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
OPERA COMPANY.
Carlton Opera Co.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
One Week. June a3rd.

ChAngs OF opera every night. All the ori'
sins, company and customs. 0randsst pro-
dussion ever onsrsd 10 the citizens Of Wilm'
Iugt0n and at popular prices. &c, eoc, &c,
fsc. During this week the mAnasement Will
give out 5000 copies Of the PRESS for the bene-
NJ of Miss Thleiman. iis-iot
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

NEW JERSEY 4 DELAM ARE w w
WILMINGTON EK - Es1i,.n I'm
FERRY CO. sEi KAIt""A"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We now oner yon our ennss s1l14 = 8 -.
new and secoud-hand carriAGaA -
reduced prices. {, q! 355zz y ~ 4 733l3==z -
FIRST AAAA +;
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

NoTICR.-I AM ENdA .a measure. y =
IN rssulating wsiS,ihss. ses.li r y .ll,S ipjEE
ihs yeas lsea and VII. wni..s,6ie, JAco'
EfNt ReEsiater. fise 'ss.is-sw.in"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
DAVID AbRAMS0A'
lnstalIment House,
3l5 qatnau SuR|I

Advertising is q great faeia ssSgA
snccess OF businesss but some mT,ss
use the sdme as bait to fool ,As
For Instance o suit worth W ~ nsn,, U
carpots worth 10 cents ior y vii tcul
to tho con ciusion II is . humgiass.S AZ ID
body does busines for glory. for even
ferent. I give You full vai"u no less
nall street, where you VA, .an', fnI ssloih,
line OF mems, boys aud chiiurVne Vgneod. ~!
ing, carpets, oilcloths, iv aiv'S or month";
dry goods sold OH weekiI a
pxylesb xybils above 40, ella week or I. month
< zbiii below Slo, soc week ofs.A
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
At $3.50.

embroidery. A regular SIS dress.
At $3.50.
Yoke waist of fine all-over embroid-
cry and Vandyke p,ints, plated
ritbon belt, bows at shoulder and
sleeves. Full skirt Of all-oyer EN-
broidery and points. Worth $40
as the market goes.
Gingbam Wash Dresser,
euimpe and Gretchen shapes
4 to IL years, at $I.35 for
all sizes, many Of them aOorth
three times that.
Fine Ere n c h Gingham
Dresses, embroidered JACKIE,
waists, 4 to IL years, al
$7.75 for any size. Many
Of them worth IS in the
small sizes.
Second foor, Chestnut street.
a bakers dozen of styles
In Women's Oxfords at $3.
Three or four OF the iine'
are worth a dollar NOR,
even at Wansmaker prices
Sizes 1 to 8, widths AA to Z
Market street side, west of Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

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o. old !
Ith heat
TACT .
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

her WI
ale at -
on TuesdE
reatsst atts
hstland W
Fought Z
hat ~
There
9 hoeS
10 sh0ul
Iart Of o.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

b Of Thss
BLIoAr
101v
pro
khAy
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aandso,
show =
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Mari
very
ttenhV.-
70 been tasss
Mt coloyed o.
| "a, and -
hts In +
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Nsea go psassoas sfsnlc1. orgia2l
Leu Il. BE0su. Fiesainss b<y.a -
hoFae. c4rsos cts Jehn 3. Nsi.ses.
Oxford; wah2m 0AaissEy, nstrosl,
Ca8rleS / hA~coez. Le<svaie, jAREes
II gxns. petF Il. heaFy b. Jo8nsoa,
sFeecssllle S2Esuei f. Aliea de-
ceased. AeE Bait alores AIe<Et Ii.
~ xEs sazceaseat, !, AaE.2ns ". IL
Bro1d wssl, Aip~nx, Lester l.. AortAap,
B4ngori Easard Fsrrs, Nesl&eaFg,
S4nlueI Dole. fFand kapidsi k1~2rd
B. >eatt<Egood, 0fzn4 kSpds; CnSries
bzsnf0Fd. Grand RAPIDS: willard :.
Aetsee, Pine creek. IncFcsss-C n4Fiss
l. hyae. holt0n, Joseph -. hsea&Fd-
soa, Auskegon; Cyrus 81 guam, Aee
LothTop; Aea2el King, Dssfheid
DARiei lorrel kufeksi Amos Asn-ke-
bug-le-kay, Neiacn Greek, benjamin
:. Alour, 6fseuFale: SAiimza
+. Gon, Nav LOUIS AbszF, Detroit.
Naa4ui IL AFnles. Cadillac. JAMES
Rysa. otarxis. Cn4Fies ". blAkesiee.
Ssg aaH; Eilhu Ails, Port Huron,
james Cl.nk, Harr.sons Charles Bas-
ney. etarsliis; Cornelius Mead, Aaalca;
James Bump, Clayton; John W. Bar
Der, Cll0, Edmond Upright, Aib.ons
George A ! DAVIS, Kim Hal; Thomas j
Nafr, E,mu0od. Oscar +. Pratt, lpsi-
lsnE; Peter k0eheT, Marshall, John
Riley, Banistsr; Jerry Butts, Pine
Grove Mills; Milton Z. Fisher, 81.
Louis; PhLemOn Rush, Gobleyllle
Thomas Mitchell, Allegan; Martin l..
Miller, Owosso. William Ill. Higsands,
Ithaca; Wiley A. COrb.t, Traverse City,
Lewis Miller, BrlgtOn; Spencer Jacobs,
Hudson; Willie Cook, 1onls; William
Monroe, O.segO; James McCue, En-
met: Francis IL. Taylor, ST. Joseph;
O. White, Vaudeville; K. NJ. Reynolds,
Lawt0n; {. ~. Ferndon, Reed City;
David IL. James, Homer; Nelson w
Clark, kingley; Luther {. Lathrop,
Blissheld; Alva II. Wilder, Union City;
AyoTn Collum, Ann AfbOr; Abraham
Guntrip, Nashville; Andrew Demarest,
Girard Earle Scotield, Fremont;
Alonzo SlmersOn, Ottawa Lake; Joseph
Baker. Portsmouth; Gustayus A. Fren-
Eel, Wayville; George Salton, Grand
Rapids; Melvin Daerymple, Perry; Will
liam \. Stllison, Adamsyllle; lothian
A. Vincent, Har.suf; Charles ;. Med
Ter, Trufsnt; Michael Murphy, Adly;
Lafayette Williams, Sherman City;
Eiam Dasy, Cassopolis; David Q. Craw-
ford, Ionia; Charles Hannibal, 0sseo
Thomas Kemp. ST. CLAIR; Jacob Hoti-
man, Bloomingdale; James r. Cooper,
Battle Greek; Robert A. Patterson,
Martin; Milton Van Barren, Flint; julius
Richardson, Roscommon; Jesse X.
Johnson, Benton Harbor; Francis
Purdy, MorrIce; David NJ. Taylor,
North Branch. Reissue-John Bulllng,
Woodland Center. 0riginal-Mary,
mother of Charles S. Curtis, Carson
vile; minors of James Randolph
ESPECIAL act), Grass Lake; Sarah E.
Hutchinson, formerly widow of
Lovisey, mother of Alonzo +. Hutchin-
son, Tuscola; Calvin c. Sperry, Festoria;
Permell A., widow of Conrad Gulmire,
Saugatuck; Samuel l.. Miller, New
Baltimore; Margaret A., widow of AL
bert T.. Briggs, Adrian.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
WAYS OF WILD BEARS.
How n RhInecerous Was Killed with
n sword.

The Pail Mall Gazette gives the
cream of Sir Samuel Bakers latest wild
beast stories as follows: Having once
made a good shot at a rhinoceros il fell
to the ground and died. We now OBJ
served fine young animal which was
standing on the opposite SIDE of the
mother, and | suggested 10 my famous
Hamran hunters that we should call
upon the camels and endea,or TO secure
the calf with our good supply OF ropes.
The cameis were brought and the ropes
arranged. Nooses were prepared and
suggested that we should attempt TO
mob the young one and then secure lts
legs. My Arabs declined this plan, as
they rightly declared that the ground
was unfavorable, owing TO the number
of large rocks which would prevent
them from getting out of harms way
should the animal charge. Ii was
ultimately agreed that 1aher Moor, my
head Arab WAS to lend me his sword.
and that l was 10 go fret, while they
would follow with the ropes and nooses
to endeavor 10 trip up the calf should
1t charge me. Taher Moor drew his
sword.
This was beautiful blade that had
belonged TO his family, and had been
handed from father 10 son for several
generations; the cross hilt fittings OF the
the handle were solid silver, also the
knob at the end, through which the
tongue was rIveted. He cautioned me
to beware of striking s. stone, and he
evidently parted with regret from his
familiar weapon.
"The calf WAS about 81 feet high, and
was standing toy the body OF It's mother.
evidently ignorant of her death. AS
cautiously approached, there was not
much time for reflection, for the young
tartar gave an angry shake Of his ugly
head. emitted the usual three sharp
whiffs, and charged at me as fast as II
could gailop.
] jumped quickly backward by q
larger rock, and It passed within three
feet of me, but Immediately halted, in
stead of continuing 50 far as the spot
where the Arabs were in waiting With
the ropes. 1t now turned around. and /,
seeing me, it repeated its charge IN re-
verse, as hard as 1t could 60. ] again
Jumped back. but as | did so I Geliv-
cred a lightnlng-like downward eur
with Taher Moor favorite sword. The
young rbiooceros fell stone dead, al ~
a Leap. The Arabs ran TO the spot.
Taher Moor took the sword carefully
from my hand, and pointing i az arms
lenght. he looked along the edge; he
then wiped the blade upon the BODY OF
the rhlnoceros. and 10 prove the per
lection of his weapon he shaved a few'
hairs of his naked arm; then exclaimed
with deep sigh Of pleasure and aston
ishment. "Mashalahi" aud retured Il
TO the scabbard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

s.Fete' hsksr hss really goI : Koo1
play ID .'DisaAsek. sa1 ia hss stage
o4ree1 pc has hac 10 character wAsch
las displayed the versatility 81 las
xcnles - wei as this Pete IN Ms
saFlesqas q hSmiet. has ths sppeNr-
anoe t0ks ooUld make han a ssaior
Hamlet lis eoaeay = highly siIistses
ana AS hamor i Thoroughly eapti-
yzung. lie could ee ID appearance The
ldsAi melancholy Dane. There are
touches aud ooler winch be gives -
this baglosaue Characterization which
must elevate him ln hlga estimation
fron the standards WhlcAuonscientlous
aFtists are judged. Mr.. bakers cen-
pany rally around hin wlts noi4isie
siDeefty aua e2rnestness. Josie slsson
and ~ G4xAn are entitled u especial
mention. Bismarck i the best oom-
sdy Nr. Bsker ever offered here. Is
vii be repeated thls sftefnooa a0d
evening.
"The World Against Her" Prank
HasgRy's most elective drama, with
agnes Wallace Villa snd q strong sup
porting company, wl! be tie attraction
Al Reamond's all OF next week. The
plot abounds IN sensational lneldents
snd : well sustained throughout Seats
are now on sale for this engagement.
"MeCarthy's Mishapsn vail be St
Powers next Friday evening. That il
Is funny : unmistakabie, Barney
Ferguson, who leads the company, ls =
genus ia las way. Everything he does
is lzughable. Llzzie Daily also made Il
great hit in her character dancing. The
company i capable.
Miss Adele Frost will make her lnl-
tial bow 70 the theater goers OF Grand
Rapids at Powers Grand tonight. OF
her conception OF the chef chars eter
IN Lucille" an exchange save: adele
Frost brings 10 the character the arlless-
ness of youth, remarkable beauty, rare
intelligence and a classic grace that
Will meet with the highest degree of
favor from all who admire what Is
truly beautiful ia nature aud art. Her
second act is marked With degree Of
coyness, ingeniousness and deilcacy
that goes direct to the hearts and minds
OF intelligent observers aud listeners.
A great, big, fine, artistic and cheap
matinee is 10 be gwen at Smiths Opera
House this afternoon. III you miss the
matinee, take IN tonlghts performance,
SD that you Will not have missed ''Out
of Sight"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
cnuRcn sERyIoEs.

Notice-In future the IELE0RAx-HkRkLD viii
publish. under this head. Only sucn 10 Ices Ss
are seat 10 this once eaen week, Eot later
than Friday afternoon. Ihis Is done TO
avoid mistakes ana duplicate notices.
In these announcements "usaal services
or hours mean thag the morning service Oc-
ours al los5J a. IN. aad eyeAlng service Al 7
=. N.
Seventh Day Adventists-Eiaer L. q Moore.
pastor. Good 1emplarS' Hail. McMullen
block. corner IsisnG and South DiYlslou-sts.
Sunday evening. O'ci9ck. subject; i Man
immortal IL so. How Can tie Dleg"
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church-On Turner-st,
between Third and fourtn-sts.. Rev. Albert G..
" ellis. rector; services: Holy communion al
y a. m. Morning prayer and seI mon AT l0:S0.
Subject Reading tue Bible th7 Way 10 a
Holy Hope Evening prayer and sermon at
7. Seats are ali free. strangers and visitors
are made welcome.
Second-strest NJ. f. Church-Rev. ". II.
Thompson. pastor. Services as usual. Class
aud Sunday-sehool at noon. Misslons az y.
N. Young Mems Christian Band at $40 4. NJ.
Evening class az s o'clock. Morning subject:
The Angelic View 0f Things" Evening
Young Men in the City"
Pial nhe ld-sve. NJ. Z. Church-Rev. w. A.
Frye. pastor. Services, l0:sO a. m. aud p. IN.
Sunday-school, II N. Morning: Gods Way
OF ID .liyerance." Evening: Horrible Fate of
Young Man; or The Ireschery OF SIM" Seats
free.
Church of Christ (sclentist)-Good Tenn
u
Subject: The Ideas OF Christian Science" f"
Sunday-schoOl following.
St. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church
Division St. head of Peaglst suniay-schoOls,
10 a. m. and D. IN. Holy communion. 1870
aud II 20 a. ~. Services and sermons Subject
The Holy Bible , ii a. m. and y. m. by Rev.
DIR. Campbell Fair.
Oakdale Protestant Episcopal Church-Sey-
maur and Cottage-ave. Service and sermon al
3:l5 D. no. by Rev. DR.. Cambeli Fair.
f,fo NJ
Gould, pastor. Love feast at $3.50. Communion
at 1880 a. m. Sermon in the evening by the
pastor.
Joy Memorial NJ. r. Church-Usuai services.
Sunday-scnOol, II O'clock. Specisl services
will continue during the week. cor Iucted by
pastor, Rev. W. w. Aylesworth.