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Evening journal., 1890-10-22

BIRRIS.-In this city, on October 10, Sal
lie Burris, wife ot Jonn Burris aged "a i, ars
g LIN this city, on October 20. Alva b.
infant ianEhter Of ) NJ. AMI Ella M. Call
AGED Is months
COG PER,-At Camden, Del. on the cOth
lnstal 2, MARY Il. Cooper, widow 81 the Rev
igl a. iu- Trooper, d. u eyed 80 years.
Gh CEN. AT Mi ldletown. Del. on the 18th
insts Mt, SeweliG CIR en-.
CT Ikv ES.-At his la'e residence, Ralli
nnor Md. turoay, 18th instant, James
GrteveS aged Is years
,1ONNS.-In this CITY. On the 10Th instant
| Me rgtret 3. Jones. widow Of lhe late Colone
/ ia mes Hemphill Jones'
Evening journal., 1890-10-22
ROAD RACE RIDERS.
Strong Bicyclists Entered In the Wheel
Clubs Biz Event.

Clubs Big Event.
The entries for the twenty FIVE mile
road race of the Wilmington Wi eel
Club Saturday, closed last night, an
are as follows: William Van Wagner,
Newport. r. l. w. W. O., w. f. West,
J. R Hszelton, @. w. Dalsen, Century
Wheelmen, Philadelphia V. ].
Kelley, Park Avenue Wheelman.
Philadelphia; William M. Aara-
don, Springfield, Mass @. J. .Iven,
Lakeview Wheelmen, Rochester.
N. T.. 7. J. Hail. Jr., New York
Athletic Club; j. w. Robertson. Tau.
ton, Mass. A. Dimon, w. Il, Greer,
South End Wheelmen, Philadelphia;
John Bensinger, d. 8. Weigand, w. H.
Wells, Kings county Wheelmen, Brook
Ign; J. B. Pearson. Frank Chew, John 8.
Lodge, Vineland (N j. Wheelmen, Vine.
land, N j. Edward e. Roe, Columbia
Cyclers, Philadelphia; s. Wallis Merri.
hew, B. + Mcdaniel, r. M DampuSan j.,
". @ Seeds. @. A. Elliott, F. B. Ellioat,
Joseph M Ward. John Il Draper, A. T.
Northup. W. II. Steward, Wilmington
Wheel Club; George NJ Gregg, VIII
mington.
The race will begin aud end on the
track Of the Wilmington Fair Associa.
tion in Hazel Dell Park. The Whining
ton an Northern railroad will run
train TO the grounds. leaving French
street station at 2 o'clock. The track
races will begin at $50 and the road
race will start at 3.5. Track races will
I'LL the time while the road race competi.
tors are on the route The order Of riders
at the eight, thirteen aud eighteen mile
posts will be announced at the grounds.
Visiting wheelmen will be received at the
Wilmington Club honse in the evening
Evening journal., 1890-10-22
Cneap LANDS and Homo.

In Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mlssis
sippi and Louisiana, is the title OF I
pamphlet issued by d. g. Edwards. gen.
ersl passenger and ticket agent Queer
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o con
tanning 3 correct county map and de.
scription Of lands along the line. Thi,
pamphlet mailed to any address free Oh
application.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

+ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING for October 25 closes
the eleventh volume Of that model magazine.
The Publishers an ounce radical changes
and improvements for the coming volu.Le
which with the first OF January wi I become a
mon v. & king the mo e convenient maya
nine II ~. A specia fea ure o the Year 1871
will be series OF papels by Niss Parioa, en-
titled ten Morn ihes In the ri chem which
must prove very popular Glars w. Bryan 4
Go, -pringfielo, Mass, are the puDlilhers.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

Sneezing. snufiiing and coughingl This Is
the music all over the land just now. "l've
rot such en- awful cold iu my head Cure II
with hly's Cream Balm OF il may end in the
+ tOughe-t form Of cttarrh. Naybe you have
eatarrh now. Nothing is more nauseous and
dreadful This remedy mi sters it As noiOther
evtr did. Not a snuff 40 a LIQUID. Pleas
ant, certain, radical.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22
ITEMS or INTEREsr

"ONIY think, :" said Maud, they used to say
that the drama was goingtb the ge. Now
the puppies seem to be going ID the drama,
and she swept with her eyes the rows of seatB
filed with turbulent inlIuaturity Boston
Irnna rim
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

WOOD-B NMGHM n AT the reeiderce OF
the tride'e mother No. sos We Z Nj IN street
gu the evening flOctober 81 1890. by the Rev
Louis II. Barrett, Geuree Houtz Wood II
SpMrow's L pint, Nd, ana Eva g. Boughman
Of Wilmington
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

LITTLE Iohnny-"I say, Pc, what does a
star meas ~ Pa twho is an actor AZ d has
starredl - 1t is an alb eviation Of starvation
my son "-rexHs Sif ings.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

Believer-"You don't believe in CHESTS
thenf' Unheliever-l III You MT believe IN
solid flesh I'D like 10 know how you cen posi-
| Post Express.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

A New York rag-p'ck,r is reported to have
found $4,000 in greenbacks H. an ash barrel.
This vas "A rare piece Of goSd luck but how
much more fortunate Is the suffer from con
sumption who learns that although the doc
tors may have pronounced hia+ case hopeless,
Dr. perce's Golden Medical discovery will
cuGn him. Consumption is n RcrofulOus lis
ease Of the lungs. The "Dsr very which is
the most potent blood purif or OF the ag 9,
strikes right at the root or the evil and there
is NJ re listing IL, If taken IN time In all
scroiuous OF other blood taints. skin anb
seal , disease Ola slreH nd swelltngs, It IS
guaranteed to cure or money paid for II
promptly REFUNDED. B. druggists.
"Na.r she said, mot another oneir 'tJust
ore more = he pleaded ''lmL useible.n Hne
said FIRMLY. "rnat iswell-t the rise ia tariff
has not y tft cted the stock now on hand, /
suppose. Boston Transcript
IIrE is misery 10 Thousands OF people who
have tn faint Of scrnfula in their blood.
There b no other remedy equal 10 Hoods Sar-
sapariila Tor scrOful4, salt rhenm and every
torn Of blood disease. It is reasonably sure
TO beneat all who try IL.
4 oTE letter is nearly always loaded
Washington star
And makes loud report.
When fired of In court,
We should snort
New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

$50 Rerhprt IL q member Of the r1ilitia
isn't netr 'Yes "HOw GOES he ranhar ."
don know q act'y, bur I'm sure he rank
well, because / heard papa say he was tn
rRnkest soldier ever W."
Evening journal., 1890-10-22

3 LuneA every morning at Beckett's. Kirk
wood House, Cor. 3rd and shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-10-22
Some Reasons Why ii Pays Best TO Buy From U,

Ist. You can buy for less money
I'd. Every Stove is guaranteed to DRAW and BAKE
satisfactorily taken back and money refunded.
3D. If by chance part Of the should b~eak on
of first fires will replace the castings free of charge
4th. Experienced stove men black and put them up
5th You can be of getting repairs reasonable
price at all times
9th We keep large stock Of all kinds Of Stoves on
hand account Of which always be of getting
a choice
9TH. Because our Stoves made by foundrymen regu
ary in the stove business and from original patterns that
FIT and by Pirates and Pententiares scrap
IRON stolen patterns from pieces Of filed Up for patterns
which will never fit
9Th Because this is the only place you get either
the BRIDE or LENORs RANGES HEAVIEST, BEST and
CHEAPEST Ranges in Wilmington.
9TH Because we sell you TERMS to suit your CIRcUM.
STANCES All ask that you have prospects of pay
ing and we will sell you what you
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31

The year is like life. First, after
New Years day, comes the birthday of
the Father of his Countrywide year is
still in its infancy. On the 1st Of April
the child is big enough to play the fool.
May is the very early manhood of the
year. July is the day long looked
for-the lad is man and begins to talk
loftily Of "our ticket" Middle man
hood hastens on, The dog days rage.
The harvest home comes, Autumn is
near. Thanksgiving is due for the bless
ings Of life fast closing, Christmas
settles the account, and soon the old fell
low Is under the snow,
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31
The Annual Peat

OF all the Ills the new year breads
There's none that tries your grit
More than the little note that reads
Sir. viii you please remitf'
Floating
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31
Barry'S TriCOpherOuS
EstabIished 1901.

1nfalible for renewing, invigoratng and
identifying the hair, removing scurf, dandruff,
and all affections Of the scalp, and curing erup.
tons of the skin, diseases of the glands, muscles
and integuments, and relieving stings, cuts,
bruises, sprains, etc. The affinity between the
membranes which constitute the skin and the
hair which draws its sustenance from this triple
envelope is very close. All diseases of the hair
Originate in the skin OF the head. II the pores
of the scalp are clogged, orif the blood and other
fluids do not circulate freely through the small
vessels which feed the roots with moisture and
impart life to the fibres, the result is scurf,
dandruff, shedding of the hair, grayness, dryness
and harshness OF the ligaments, and entire bald
ness, as the case may be. Stimulate the skin to
healthful action with Barry's Tricopher err
GUS, and the torpid vessels, recovering their
activity, will annihilate the disease. In all
affections of the skin and of the substrlta of
muscles and integuments the process and the
effect are the same. 1t is upon the skin, the
muscular fibre, and the glands that Barry,s
has its specific action, and
in all affections and injuries of these organs it
is sovereign remedy.
Beware of Counterfeits.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31
NOTICE.

THE hrm Of kwOng Hang Chan a.
90, hereby nolily the public that
manager OF the business of said nrm, at
Honolulu, has this day retired from
necled with said arm; also, lhat SIR.
Wong Yang Ching has lbls day been
appointed as manager oi said hrn's
lls iirm name,
kWONG HANG CHAN a 60.
honolulu, leh pso,, 1880 7t0 o.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31
II Wa. a SIistake.

There rs one young man connected
with a prominent Wholesale house who
did not hire eaTiage and make his
usual round Of calls on New Years. 1880
lie was In the eloTe tho day before WHEN
. friend called h.
"Hello. Lfoihc,ioui going 10 mace any
calls 10 omolTotd
mo can't wee il' laroale reply,
"Cantl HhJf
"We1. yoa 80 piuraasd'e golng 20 be
maIded io-uplFp" iltal, Had l loaned
him my dIem f.Il Nlll1ut thinking,
Thats why laea ~ nty 8. home aud
smoke, ,"-Chieago Es.ald,
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31
nv a Mnn WHO shayes nln.eIG

shave myself, and sometimes hack my chin.
Aud paint ny phyal0gnomy with gore
But then ever have 10 wait la llno
on sunday mornlpg Ia the BARRIERS store
I'm not Obliged u listen ~ the gun
And stale old ehralnuia ~ some barber tank
And furthermore ny sense " smell a safe
From hair oh lad haj rum and lotions rank
When bariiHrs faa1rs iAiil pnd rui ana scratch
SOU must IA allrnru all your slhnngs bear
nui when Yau ahaia yoursfli, hai gaaA YOU
face
you lusi - slona and snraf
AlJ sBsarl
-hss York llsisld Ana sHsAsl a
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31

Said Jack 10 Joe: ''l'd give dime
To know what your evolving
Within your nind they must be prime
Resolves you're getting up this time"
Said Joe TO Jack: The fact Is I'm
Resolved 10 quit resolving"
Chicago TlnaA
The Daily bulletin., 1890-12-31
GOD SAVE TIE KING.
NEW yrAr's rvr-toNDoN. 1862,

NEW YEARS EvE-LoNDON, 1862.
Historical note Theodore Won Neuhoff, Ger
man. was for n brief space king Of Corsica. His
subjects expeled him, and he died in London
leaving his sou Frederick claimant to the throne
Count punintowsd became king of Poland in 1904
The tale printed below is founded ON faot
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11
GOLD. SILVER. GREENBACKS.
How Little il Takes 10 Lay Hold of Solid Comfort.

hrs tho MhS want 4 Carriage, We AaNs
| x Wtltk ,MfllAHVN ~ ANY 0Ns WNNts from
| " Mh Va WhrN AM in,N' 4 h,IStNa one
Ne wv ,NhleHns VI our CARRIAGES k0,ors
| YOU decide,
Every Spring va make liberal atys,s
to our old cnstOIn~ru ~ renew trade,
AMI Tor now ones 10 Join the large
army " l"ople who trade with Va,
ENery year our trade iuct~asss, which
lnNet I've aecep,sd Nv u prO0t N our
lea ling straightforward aud sattAfae,
orl'y with our customers,
We aim 10 ssll lower, keen a Isru,r
variety TO select tr0N, And uive M0re
liberal terms than any other house iu
our line,
We AhAll continue 10 do 40 and hone
TO have tho pleasure NJ fliIhg An order
!nr evNry reader VI thiA ADVERTISEMENT
u VIII not he our fault II yon are moi
pe,f"c'ly PLEASED, TOR We make II q
rhlo that every customer shall leave
our store with u desire to buy from IA
NHnl n, Write W, sNmplea will hs sent
RhI iull Information given on anil,
cation, Our floors ARE tull oinovsliis.
VI all kinds,
You can purchase On time or fOr oush, No
extra sh'rHa tur tbs convenience VI credit Ia
made, AAsoon a. the ars, payment IL sent
tho goods are shipped freight prsn.ld 10
your nsars', u, H. station, II ,,kea hut n
llllN Nold, hllNnr rurseN hacks 10 gel a home
o' comfort, liuppne. VIII be NV result,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

We At" that tho Cousm Depart,
ment has speo(N( agents whose duty
II shall DO IN aaoertaln records OG
mougegps, tho amount " mort.
lagos upon tho real estate Vt tho
country This Ia N(l right, and we
are pIeAod that our friend T. d,
Halo of iunenhurgh should ha no,
leOted ~ The "AhSlraetor" &c this
IA tho right worO fop EAseK County,
and WI hope hs will tlul TIA pleas
ant and profitable task, But II II
hard 10 sec how those special agents
are going 10 got any nearer 10 tho
aetna fAata IA ~ the enoumbranoe
upon reRl property than tho emu,
inerAtor could, Let Va see how II
will work, a. gIvps u, a mortgage
upon hs farm for $1,000, For i've
or ak years A, docs not pay oven
tho interest The record docs not
show tho cYapt eHnNmbran0p Ilpon
IA property, Again, suppose that
A. has paid some part OF hIs debt,
one'fourth, 0De'half, three fourlha,
OF any part Of II, tho record never
shows these partial payments, and
tho special agent, guided by tho
record, puts down A. farm ~
mortgagod for $1,000 when In fact
II should DO q worry much smaller
Aum, II h safe to assume that tho
records DO not show theoxae stand,
Ing Of one mortgage In a hundred,
Again, suppose A, has fully paid u,
his indebtedness, but by Soma care.
leeSnesb tho mortgage has never
been cancelled, land there arc lots
of such oaseS) tho special agent
then marks down q mortgage whore
IN fact none exist" We opIno that
tho result Of tho researches Of tho
special agont In the o0ioas Of tho
town clerks OF this stAte will not
even approximate tho mortgage In,
dgDtedDe1 Of Vermont,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

kitshsa WsNses ami oINvr reluhllW
j The aWRkrv Range iAlNc lp,dlna WNUt
Of tho COUNTRY ~ nrNsVnt llUudrrds VI lel
tulN Nheul thS good quality Vt the QnHAuE
There's M need to ia without \ RNNd s,oV,
Nhrn NNN van gel A QNAhUr uN such tuRAun,
aplp terms M We ulttl
Perhaps YOU hNvNa s0Nh RtNsN, hut lNNr
thRmhat Ael has seen aOsd service AND nav
CNANaEN sersarN Nor tho old fsNh,
lnnet rumhuls0mN things they N,ud to hU,
hnl ohRlMlNN acts are WOW 10 hn hat ~ low
nlirps w hAyN aver t0l different stylW W
walnut, uNk, Ash, Cherry Mahogany and
Painted
Vow can VT nlcs Set that viii last YOU mr.
yNarn And give a. Aal HllahplOn fnl sN ~
tM VIZ hANe nheAnNr ant higher rtlpea than
tnnNv MI y good snlNiccNllp srl that viii
about,
ONk Ia tho fNvNrlle wOod lust now, And the
sulA Nv uNk hlu Just lovely Eypry lNdy Nnnlu
ono ana may ave enAy WRrl III u0r plan,
You can furnish eomplo,o FROM our
store, Tor w soil everything or you
can get odds and ends to suit any spot
that needs u little fixing, but, except
In tina rarlor whsro oddities ara iaNh,
lonnhls, II Ia really ohsapol 10 buy
complete sofa VI Furniture,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

Waiting for Something TO Turn Up
"dIvs me the opportunity aud
VIII show You what | can do 1
thousands are saying every day
just what kind Of an opportunity
these mon want, sayS tho Detroit
Bun woald BIO q difficult matter 10
lind out, Some have had collegiate
Quotations whloh lhsy obtained
through tho self'dpnIal VI their par,
eDLa Others, with u common suhosl
education, have gone bohIud thv
counter, and both today are calling
for opportunities whereby lhey can
surprise not only themselves, but
their friends IL will never como
WbyY Because they have not tho
ability 10 succeed,
The world todpP IL full Of or.
amples OF msn without eduoalIont
men who by tho sheer force OF thvIr
own determination have pushed
themselves 10 hu fore ranks " every
department VI life. These moi,
created opporLHnllIesJ they did not
W down and build air castles, and
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

of tho candidates Namra, M GaN
We reCOsN's" in Hon. CAwNS, rAgs
all tho rlemeNlS that viii MAKE Np a
Governor Who viii hoNNMh)y and
faithfully newt the NlNiNmeNw Vt
the Republican, party Ii s)roIvl,
HE Naturalization viii he NoNsCrvA,
tive ecoNomIcAN ami tree Prom ANY
AVNr,o wings" Ills prohNitNry
Mo0A h ooNNlS,rN' llS NhillucS
nNNe lspNI" Ills loyalty to party
resolves has never boon questioned,
Ito II making ne NUNmpl to gam
NtNus an the mhNs Vt Republican
principles, or to overthrow wea ~
m6(hhpd rules OF tho patty in order
to rosp any personal bUNcNl A
Governor tho mleresH of tho people
0f tho whole State viii hu Mfn IN
hk hands lila administrative ahl,
Tics are welEkNown, aud tho honor
Of Vermont will mover sutton tho
slightest dplvmSut with Page IN
tho Executive ohaR!--lhe Land,
mark,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

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IN favor " WoNlNWry (W GNverNNg
toN two NA>AaN We;
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Nj lie MAS \ Draw S0la,vN
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IA Ney poor boy ANA hS has
V>NNg to his rovvrty att through Nte
40 that now hN lNa poM man, INV,
Nohody VNer wvmcl ~ think tho
writer's poverty any qualification
toE an oho& rVNN a mNVh smaller
ono than NoVnrNoN That CNl,
woodbury. was a BRAVE soldier coca
without saying White all Admire
Ma courage aud respol and honor
tho devotion to Ma country which
carried him to tho front rank M
battle and cost him Ma arm, h Mew
anything IN II which makes him
morr competent than Others to serve
IA tho thlct executor ~ tho SlaIpy
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

The truly hanpy home Ia not VA
e'lbh where luxury Rhides, M whore
ooH'nrl has IN residence,
IN these days when home comforts
ats ~ reasonable IN prIcu aud NJ easily
ohtAlnel, nnF IluslIps and wants cNn
no SAIL. Hell without u very great deal
W tfoNhlp or ihOOn Venluuoe, llnrn h.
Enrlng 2 ght with W. at,Nln aud with il
comes tlle necessity NJ many a little
ehahRe IN our room ARRANGEMENTS
CAhrsTs ars wanted, An,t ~ no tIme
ha'a tha bapn cheaper than today,
BRUSSELS CARPETS At tl 90
fAPEs'rRY CARPETS ~ 40
WOOL CARPETS nj 40
UNION CARPETS ut IA
u slNua. prnplN lluls epsnlrNao,nsru Ia
An phnNn ' A'""' WV
hvIs, too, that make uuha pleasant "A,
s'llph wv lnNll, hlf WY cheap,
UIanpfIps and puNa completes from OIL 49,
MihWOHs, vely nlpo onuA NJ % 20
rAALOB SUITS IN Hair UluIh, Plush,
lhnl lIlAhhil, HnH patterns, TAnualIy and
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nNlfN, Elnr nln NuN Inv This yNAp,
DINING nglM TABLES, Solid w,luul
II Nv tp!l Assn hl uur lODt FnV solid
'Ho'N' pllhE Room ChRIn 6iu,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-04-11

The Pail Mali Chaotic has lAls
tom Of historical interest, "Somp
body grabbing among tho Canadian
State papers N the hulldmgs of the
Dominion Parliament has como upon
letters which amount To an Import,
ant hISlorlcal discovery, II seems
that AZ that UVonlful period In our
colonial hIaIory whom ComwOliS
was hvlcaguered At Yorktown by
French and American armIpS aud
a French iloot, Just he(orslho osplu,
IatIon which struck tho death blow
OF the English cause In tho Unllol
slNlcs, Vermont, tho Union State
which borderad tho Canadian front,
Ior, waH on the very point Of Joining
Canada" BoAhI