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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07

1t is surely an objectionable fault, if not q sin
1ora woman to neglect her personal appearance.
All women cannot be beautiful in every particu-
lar, but every woman may be Clearly, sweet,
attractive and lovable. A few golden freckles
on q Sun-kisSed cheek may not detraet from
beauty. but there is no excuse for the woman
who, through ignorance neglect, allows her
face 10 retain for very long such hideous blam-
ishes as sallowness, moth patches, blackheads
or pimples. 1t. is not difficult to understand
why face grows dark shows other blem-
ishes while all the rest of the body remains
perfect in appearance. The face being the out
let of expression for the body all the i'll condi-
lions hang their flag upon it. The face is con
stant1y exposed to climatic changes, all the inn
purities that float in the air are free to settle
upon it, and by mixing with the sebaclous Sc
cretions they enter and clog the pores. Again,
the face has not the benefit of the constant fric
ton which our clothing gives to other parts Of
the body. Injurious cosmetics are alsotoo often
the cause OF a thick, murky complexion. These
are acknowledged facts, and prove the necessity
OF proper care and attention to simply keep the
complexion perfect. If it has already become
imperfect it requires proper treatment to re-
| store it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07
Coffee, cts. Tea, 3 cts. Milk Gets
Eggs Boiled or Dropped,
Fruit.
BREAKFAST AND LUNCH.

Other dishes will be added at the discretion
of the steward.
A rumor early circulated, representing
this system of fare as being provided from
Memorial hall in the form of remnants, is
incorrect and, according to the steward.
wholly without foundation The meats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07

Whether students are able to provide for
themselves more satisfactorily through
this association than they could be provided
for in any other manner, is a question on
which opinion is not unanimous. Criticism
of the management is not uncommon. hold
ing that the money expended should give
more gratifying results. The cooks some
times have been French, an American at
present being at the culinary helm. If not
of character to delight Sybaritic taste,
the fare is substantial as well as abundant.
At a season when outdoor exercise is
largely taken, the daily supply of milk
reaches the not illiberal amount of $50 gal
Ions. The menu of one of the recent din
ners at the hall, by chance in hand, shows
probably an ordinary arrangement with
the chief meal of the day:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07
stiUutiOn.

According to the standing regulations
any person connected with the university
may become member of the association by
signing the book of applications kept by
depositing other security at the bursar's
Office. A president and vice president are
chosen by the association at large and
two directors from each school of the uni
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07

are cooked at the larger establishment, as
it can be done more economically there
than at the clubhouse, while no material
connection whatever is maintained between
the tables of the two places.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07
Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream.

Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream contain
all the cleansing and purifying qualities posi-
BILE; it also makes the skin beautifully soft,
pure and of satin-like texture and bloom. ard
keeps it free from wrinkles 1t is composed o.
milk Of almonds, cucumber juice and elder
flower cream and contains no vaseline, animal
tat glycerine CT other substance which would
in any way iniure The skin or cause a growth of
hair on the face. No ladies' toilet is complete
without this meritorious article. Price per bot
tie ST.. This and Graham's preparations
FOR SALE BY -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
AEOs nM,s ) .kAAlNas.
Comptroller fEauS human 'Eclis How
Han IsiACnN s,rrh The EMnfi.

BALTIMORE. April lG.--At the legislative
iDuuiTy to-day into ths affairs OF eI State
Treasurer Archer. Comptroller l.. Victor
BGughman testified that on February 18th
DOUGLASS y. lhomas, president OF the Msr-
chaars' National Bank OF Baltimore in-
formed him that hs had some SUSPICION
that Archei's accounts wore not all right.
He slid that his bank hRd loaned Archer
S3 bOu, getting us collateral security Fred.
GricG CITY bonds.
II mad foeond interview with Mr..
phomas," ha CONTINUED, STA which he said
that he thought that several banks III BIlu-
more held Archer's notes with slmilar bonds
50 security. / ilunllY sent for Mr.. Archer,
VINO came to my private Office about March
Sth or 9Th. | void dim that | was afraid
thHt there was trouble about his accounts,
and asked him about HE private notes Dnd
srcuritlcs. Ao replied: 'MY dear boy
haven't q private note IN the city OF Balti-
more, aud have no collateral security
pledged in the state OF Maryland. II you
have any doubts take my keys anu sIam-
Inc for yOufselt.'
81 was completely disarmed," continued
/ Colonel Banghman. "Later MIR. Tnoma
Archer bal used bonds belonging 70 the
state sinking fund "a collateral ala that
he knoI OF TWO Baltimore banks that held
such bonds. | went 10 Annapolis aud SUBJ
mltted tn facts in my possession 10 Cover
nor JACKSON. We sent a note 10 Mr.. Archer
at Boil Air aud one 10 him at the Carrollton
! 20 meet US, bnt he did not Gomez
Colonel Bnughuan explained that the
S2BG ,ODO OF 3 per cent bonds In the custody
OF the Farmrrs' Bang at Annapolis were
only left there peuding the attaching OF the
/ necessary signatures, and were being used
| III exchange OF the Shilling loan, oi which
/ there is about II ,000O0O yet outstanding.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
LUWEs.


Special COrrespondcRcoui Gazette ami Journal
l.Rwrs. April l0.-Rermsn 0. Amund-
scn. representative OF the woll-knoWn
iirm OF L.. Wetergaard ~ o., ship brokers
OF PhiladelpliB, is quite i'll. he has
been a resident OF this town for aoout IL
years.
The annual assessment of school tax
for current year for consolidated dis
tricts Nos. II 10, 10 aud ll3 is com
hre;ed anu hung up Tor inspection at the
post gitiNe. The Board OF Public Ednca-
ION " n sit At their place Of meeting, +.
@. Msuli's ottile, On wednesday, 23d
inst. to hear complaints. Tins accounts
81 Colonel william p, Orr, the late treas
rrer Of the board, have been audited AID
tound e,rictiy correct. f. o. Dnuil, the
newly elected treasurer, will assume his
duties Dt once.
A special meeting CT the town board
was held on M91Gay "yeAins last and
tie matter OF purchase OF lot for colored
school house WAS decided upon. The lot
Of James O. bsubc vas aciectga; Gnu ount
paid 800, aud an order Sas dawn On
l,a treasurer Cor the amount John ii.
Cabbage, the late town bMta, resigned
alter having held the pace for two
ElON[IH' Ia = ANNfpu t-N S"tA "-N-SNN
4ay police otiagr
! numbur o. Lavas pgopln were sum
inoue1 6efore tho court * Ge2tgetowp
this yaca on alleged VIOLATION o. liquor
law C.sls
Ttouas Psyntev is arranging 10 build 8
double trick two-story teuement nGua5
o dimeua ous 80 0y 81 Zee; on the lot on
aayRet 1t eet Near Hnird. Work on ez-
ca7a.ins faS TOE csliar viii be conc soon
and t4r budding commenced as Boon ~
Ia er.hl can 30 gotten really.
Gu- tuwi hrs been rint'el with liae
shAi cmzpt n 3-astsila RIVER Tits week
Rrt ptlc haze TGisi l1v.
Cd Wstnes lay evening la7: as one OF
tie Keepers Of tbs ~ sk~Hter LlGht was
n4hing or the stone Die pa.f tse cage he
s,upsa on aud asI ~ hard slrlEl,e 49,
5gia tue uill He got cool bath with
1at any other ntSlap than ilH loss OF
blFEat, kuife and tbs n.A ae hSG cGIgHt,
TGa B,itiIa scGlOpeE 3oUh5use, cap,
t-ia &iaEery from Aat'L7a, W ", WIKI
w1l4ss.s, Arrived u tae ttIeaEw-tsr To-
ctEHrs ycUsrday moEBInF Jns arrivh
81 taiq vessel Is worthy o. note from thu
'act Of her SIZE, She 10 jg5t ill ton
t's5then and casFis CARO- o. 3D.
plEcEeens Of INC. asses and b" lies II
the hlrhor. attracts aISssIta 10y he'
dilMuivs app Gs.ls among Sc mari
large thsge mss.et
Lrwgs April 49, TIE nt3ra Of Johi
Il. GeC4u.iey, opposite The dcp7t here
Fe5 buFzlaTizyd sl&a ttme dUung la
n.EG. ana IN 8. and ca,a 10 the gflu1n
Of ab5ut $50 gtaiea, EltIAnee was mad
r 81 PIT y OF tho hiugea 81 the ioaF Q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
RAG Ntu JuRIKs.

Grand Jury sor :nS Enruing Year
ama General JuTy Tor GHc May
germ al CoGFt.
Tine levy court drew the new grand
inry for ihe ysar beginning with the May
term OF cunrt this mornilg. 1t is as
follows:
BrendyTine hupdred--William Il.
lGilev, Joseph NJ. Pierce.
Onristigna-Jonn W. Il. Killgore, John
w. Uhsppen.
Wliia,nesou-J. Parke Postles, Harry
Felliueier, Allen speaEman.
Mill Cceek-John o. Morrison, James
nj. shakespeare.
Waite Gily Cgeek.- William f. Smalley,
Thomas Ciough.
New Cestle-John Pngh, David w.
Eitinscn, Jones Guthsie.
pancader MoCsnn, Thomas
W. McOrgcksn.
RED Lcn--liarry o. CLARK, erjamin
Dunlap.
st. Georges Jefferson B. Foard.
AadoCk A. Poole.
Appoquinimink- Il. Warren,
| George NJ. u. Hart.
Blackbird Robert VI. Higgins,
Thomas Lavender.
| l'he two panels of the general Jury for
| tie MAY term were also drawn. The fret
panel, which follows, will coms in ut the
| hsgi,,ning az ia NIny farm Of the oourt
on May 18th, and serve FOR 16 days:
Brandywine hun2rsd-J. Atwood
| we,din waiter siIIitoe. Charles w,
! Bnrger
,nips.on-sawell r. Scott William
Ii. Weeks Samuel Nnrphey.
Contamination Orr, Elisha Baldwin,
Mn Creek-Beniamin F. Denuisou,
Harry tIoo.r1
Witt t1lry Crrek Thomas Hawthorne.
William n tfr,ifi h. Eiiwood n. Monslev'
penonder--D.yia slseg Joseph q.
O,nourke On rles h. Stewart.
Eap tI,stja-phornas Alaoh Iosenh n
gIgckbnTn. Richnrd Maloney.
Ras Idoa-J. NJ. Von Uu,in Francis i
B,,rs,r gn.yy ". B,grer.
st -Alsxnnder p. Ca,nayv.
Geor,e #, toaston. ,Iohn f. Eiiason'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

they were met by an apparently drunken
man, who proved to DO confe derate. The
drunken mau appeared as total stranger
to the man who wanted TO buy the farm,
but the latter was soon invoigled into a
game OF poker With his maudlin confedet-
ate, They both displayed great amount
OF money and bet very heavily-one Jack
pot being for $4,000. THIS was In the
middle OF fed and in the presence OF the
farmer, who watched the game with much
interest but declined emphaticaliy to Join
In It and make an Independent fortune.
He furthermore proceeded to soundly rate
them upon the sinfulness and covetousness
OF gambling, as well hs the evils and curses
OF incompetence. Seeing that they had up.
preached the wrong sort OF farmer and
one who saw through their trick, they left
with all possible haste for this town where
they hoNrded u train. The livery team
which they hired was left In an open field
aud afterwards found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
ron an ENo ampMsKr SITE.



General r. IL. Konney panied BY
members OF the governors stait and oiiieers
of rms First Regiment, n. q. d., took ttlN
on Monday over tho w. " N. railroad Tor
the purpose OF inspecting proposed sites
fer the coming militia eneampmant.
The trim was made on the invitation o!
General Superintendent A, g. McOaus'and
OF ths W. X N. rallrond. eneelal Tram
was provided Tor tho pgrtg viii h lncindsg
General II. h, kenrey, Inspector General
Theodore +. Armstrong, Colonel Jonn ~
Laynell, Lieutenant Colonel John n,
Newell, lieutenant Colonel q. j. Hart, As.
Distant Inspector Of Rifle Practice Howard
simpson, ComnltssarY sergeant George ",
Quinn, Coonel George tiHrshall, F.tst
Eeginlant, n. q. D., and CaptHtns Mitchell
and Wtgkershnm, and Cantniu Il. Il. lstce,
Jr., Troop .. With tho party were super
iGtendeul McCauslend. General Passenger
Agent Briggs aud representative oil tie
GAZETTE,
THO ". IS ". railroad station was left az
As u. IN yna tlrst Place VISITED wac Inc
u30aiay farm ut lral0Tne stafion. Hero
was shown a bennilfnl stretch Of some GD
acres OF tpeadoP md plOW laud slOpnS
tuwHcia tho Bgndywine. 1t shows every
advantage Tor Il healthy aud roomy en-
COMPONENT gronsi. Eanlrd the brow OF tho
Nts i. tha n y N railroad station ot Gre.
u1sua 70 thh rlShii =. tins road TO brandy
wls summit Camp, mites distant. the
location ~ 10 miuutps niroai ride from
wlimilgtnn and BY GsrrlgGe drive III miles.
TIE Location sGa3 N .rliuut Ions r5ath
Of bottom pai aa!tuIl3 tor fitl ranges.
| Iher4!s xg.ilut bathiag aud fishing IL
tho l3ea1dyWine which lows at the foot OF
| the tlaad1W7. The ON litls seemed greatly
| plnEsai with the lUc ,ty sud lis various
! advantages. After thorough inspection OF
! the lAul from every different point the
I,.,r dis tttafl In "a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
PORE PkAH.

>res.a' spoisIa otta raut 'eIrEah
FuGl IESS, Auri ~ ~ iN. i ,4tu A.
Sl grr ,rs4Ghsi or auut 81 " 0 iassa. his
uts ranIEa, to large c1Esfessl't Us. z
y0ss the Presbyteri4 Canraa EAEa
.Guf.ns the dag wers n c..s re OK Dr..
cssWa-t. one OF tie elder
i ql4atsFiy conference inr oiaEsa cir 'ult
De- ID. s..) ,gs he'd Ia the -gA-J 4HusJ be.
l2G-lG; 10 tae Goiorel pscDte IN 9 UidiY,
.he Rev. fec, presiding elder % this, toe
Paua ielphla dlatrlet o. he Delaware Cou-
fersrce. Dtesloei, aud also Ptetetai here
sunday morning. TIE Rev. Iyna!iv, pastor
bers nero and II vas decided last Saturday
TO build church. W9gt viii commence IN
june. The buildiugiwill be two stories.
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= DEs aarED soT.
alIs wlla niIo prlvcs gat. 7,o,her 40


fiz.i,D.tg --s,Dic st;ir!I' CiOthea.
a sa!i.huty, Md special says: Ara Davis,
& notorious outlaw, who several yeats h2o
portion Of THIS county, and for manY
ten wears III ths Maryland penltgntiary, t5
aEHln u lusltlva from Justice.
Ia the fsli OF 1873 Davis stole q sum Of
money from niS uncle, james Duncan, OF
p1welisvtlla amt left for parts unknown.
10 was anally captured and lodged ~ i'll
here. But Que night no sawed tha tal e
his cell window. made rope Of bRREEfs
and tai himself down to the ground. Ouee
moro free, he %un; back to his naco'' hona
1T night, tro.s open the stables, gtole a
horse aud ruade over into Delaware, Ne
wlls again captured, and, being under IT,
diutmeut for larceny, WIS convicted q lie
March term OF tue GitGut court, itlt Uai
Sentenced 10 IL years IN tho psnltrnlarl
EEl was pnrion0, last spring and aga n
returned 70 tbs scene Of his early deprudG-
| tl0Es.
H!s mothers miad became deranced
hroodlnS over her sons bad life, and tow
| days ago she Was taken 20 an irHlno
asylum In Philadelphia ioE tTeNimentG pon
! this Ara manifested II disposition TO return
\ TO his old llie Ilo robbed hts Bteptathera
| house OF $50 Ia cash, tinB suit Of clothes,
| IL new pair Of shoes, and other Articles 81
| value. He also broke open drawer hud
/ took his mothers viii, which cut him Of
/ with Il plttaueo, and lall for parts unknown
His stapfather Is au tslimable old gentle
4 man OF 81 odd years, ant tho suit OF clothes
/ -tulSn WINS one hc mad laid away to b.
/ burlud In.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
MAara4ND cRaPs.
Ehe Prospects Tor Peaches roOr-
I0Rrs. -trhsyJorg.es. I.sas, To-

'Ehe Prospects TOr Peaches POOr-
Pears. -trtsyJorg.es. I.eas, To-
nIUgbee, 80.
DESraS, Aip,, April 22.-Ths time has
now cone when the condition OF tho cDu-
ing peach crop can b. told Without tine
slightest speculation. Thut there will not
be oue-alth Of q e4opin our county there
IL not a particle 1l doubt. A lev OF Tho
Amsicn's June, Baltrlec, AMI others, that
always blooming trstj wall give about oIe-
haif u crop, bn MI tho early varieties are
very Inferior mGrSu. fruit.
Al OLD enemy Ul tho peach tree has made
Its appearance IN th!s section aaa Is slid 10
be doing moro damage han Il has for Is
years. 1t Is clltan the back aphis, ami
sgsrms over the foliage OF yOupg trees,
sucking no lie ont OF tGem, A Prominent
nurH .ryInEu SAYS tnRt 10 years nGO tGia In
sect destroyed 10000 trees IL hi nursery,
mad would do considerable damage this
year. Tobacco Wn'nc sprayed over tho
,rae. IL he only romzdY repHrtai INT Will
XIII tie Insects aGd uOr Destroy the trees.
The heavy irn.jS d: the last tow nlghts
have greatly itjHrsi tha penr crop ttO
trees now being ID full bloom. stctwDer-
ries aui ClE5F suial tsults u-e no. far
eLoU1h udy4ucR j, rs yet, 90 bs injIrat
Large qaaaHEi4 % PEGS nH srt5t corn
Will hp plaseI - The elnnel7 '1i Season,
ore lirul algluG sod Ovrr 100 D4Sues OF
| sest IfagH
'rsrp.s., Of tomatoes IN the county win
p5opRhlg be- -0neNE"' larger man that Of
I iaHt .a.G, owing 20 ll0 sGAIcitg Oh o'hsr
! itCi
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
4. 0. D, y, N0T INaUR4N0a.
Grant Jmry aguOrrs the Bi,i-EOr
Murder Fgan Ago.

Murder long Ago.
Tho SHaa.E jOurgG, saturday gives the
following report o. the proceedings of
superior court now in session at George
town;
state Va. Littleton T. Dryden for in
surance without certificate Of insurance
commissioner; ignored This was the
case Of the Ancient Order OF United
Wc.kmen, u branch lodge OF which Mr..
Dryden organized ia Georgetown. Be-
SIDE being benehcisl snd charitable
Organization, it pays $4,000 on the death
Of each member. IL wilt oe seen that the
grand iaIy aid not look upon il as Ru in
Burance company.
SrG'a w. Samuel Davis for insurance
without certificate o; insurance comrais-
sioner; iguorsi.
The case OF Frank Dukes, Yho at
tempted to kill Id, lalnson several years
ago aud VINO TDs pronounced insane, was
taken up. nr. Richardson Of the State
inyane Asylum II Of the opinion that
Lntss has entirely recovered and the
question tor the court wa, whether Miss
1ohnaou's Life would BE- safe il he was re-
leased from the Insane asylum. The court
ogtsred his release on Taccguizguce in
~ 900
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
mEAFYBp.

Special Cores pondeureo, Gazette ar itougn7l
snIr Ill. Aprll q. --Ihertm 81 rTalk
b, Hlgas g'arc Inferred III she q "a friiuT1
Gem try Yesterday afternoon. Nhafln4Fj
services were h-ld ut the home az hi5
pagsats ami we're conducted oy he XIV.
Rtasft watt. assisted BY the R,y. j.. s..
Whit. Tue fuucGll va large s.feGttd
nnl SasimEs Tribe, :. o. r. 81. ~ w&irh tie
was m lnbsr, a;tClded .u \ BODY ami per-
formed the last litss o. tns r-,yA. Tie
pail.tpgrers were james Nhi', NJ. N''aJn,
Georga Little, Mr. M3utumEl, Caag!ss
WINS and FTanS B,4es.
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$50 r,rr..Ll,lr 4 ,nn.rnnrr.

lAungL, Ap..l al, 2, Collier, an
aged ana prominent citizen Of Sussex
county, died sua en- this morning while
reading q newspapct and wAile in appar-
eat health. With his paper he wa ked 10
neiahbor's anu began reading, when he
expired.
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.rrr,,r1nr -.

The hich position ~ alGei sl.# the mt.
versa BerpttaGe- mad NpFr val tIe
iaetsunt Iiqul fruit rer.ed! Of
FIGS, as She mo GXselllnt lASartE1 SHOWN,
illustrate tie vlus III tie d - Cn
which its sue rs IS bsaed, and Hs .5nni,
untly gratifying 70 the California i syrup
/ Contrary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

The Concord qlRrer!y maetluS will be
held Tuesday next at his meeting house.
Fourth and Vast streetp. This annual
meeting will he held at the meeting house,
Fifteenth and Lace streets, Philadelphia.
commencing Saturday. May 10th, and con-
tlnuing until the following ThGrsiaY,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

The s,stisticl OF the Sund y-sohools
Of Delaware for tho eleventh cansus viii
be- collected by the State Sun lay school
Association. A committee Of one from
each county has charge Of the work,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
ErDDLsroWS.


SIC ini Correspondence Gazette aEd Inurnu
NupLErowN, April H. Henry Walker,
eu aFed ard respected former, residing
about d nlilA tom ttis plaza, v'rs4,.iokeu
With paralysis yesterday rnta!ug about
4 l'nlcck and died lAsr eveniuz.
sHr dshcrm made IT, catch yes.
t-riag II ire shEpa Of rock fish, weigh
Ing a. pounds. One YVES cH1gat the
pr Yous dsy Weighing 70 ponuas.
lie stGb'as ami aha3Gl4 the farm
tcnaHtgd by Waltes HGcSwogta, about SIX
III oR from thts pltay, On Bohemia
.jaurr, we're burned 20 tee ground
T1urs ivy afternoon TIE fra originated
from some sparks fro en- ergi1p wear
by md which was l9iua used 70 ghell
cora. when iAs i've w-s frat qeon il was
| but slight hiuza III the eide Of 'ha iod-
| der stacy, and llgkat 81 @s'gs was
4 tlrovn on 1t. n was thougEt thn' ( was
j put on, but III abor. slime il broke ont
/ ID several places and The fodder stable,
4 sheds &c, we're "a illy bur1el Some
calves were in the s,Glls at the lime, aul
| we're buried 90 death. Ihey sou have
been asvsd, but drriHg the excitement
they we're entirely forgotten. About Il
mon were 9n the farm when the fire
broke cut, and Torked hSri 10 save the
buildingn. The exsGt 'osf is nor known,
bus the buildings were Insured.
MIppLFTowS, hpEn IA, G. Cox
the newly -sppoiu ed po3tmas.sf, vii
hsye the posf-ofice in the middle roor
OF the town hail builiin the satnR room
occupied while d. Il Downing was pos.
master. Postmaster woods tatm expire
, May lst, when MIR. Cox viii take snRrge
Mr. Wood will open store in the buiid
, ing lie now occupies.
i The Rev, A!tr,i Smith will remove 4
tile NJ T. parsonage about 1hlrsday
NaT lst.
. MS samnel Pennington, who has bee
3 very i'll At her home here for some tim
:; f. ucN ~ philpd ,lrbi, under the care {
!, o welI-kneFn physician.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Ehl"\wru rnY N o., Ian. / $780,
iSt"uehrSker's Flayoring Extraots are the
lHoat We ever used aid give orr trade
NC best satisfaction. Ethbr.dCe &
Ethbridge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

sSo~ Inn, April 22.-Tho southern Con.
vocation OF the Diocese OF EA-ton, which
lllses Nleonieo. sJnarse, and Worces.
teJ cOa.tiez, mot ID 81. paap. Chrrsh
lher.ta, Worcester uHty, ghis evening
ihe lnte dean o. tn coAyocauon, tho nav.
F., .uliliatd, having removed from the
diocese the l.y. ~. Martin of prlncess
Anne presided Tho sesst5t, viii rorti,,s
thronHh hcinas lay uui Thursday. ana tnt
ordet OF r&er ia WITH bh as follows; Wed.
h'siay m7rA'lg, s-ryica aad setmon by
ny Icy air, liun,o,d. Evening, nddre. "a.
fnnI c.s, dlssloss, Domestic" IN,
y hs; Al s;ins; Foreign The Ray. Nj.
MN4io,d;' Diocesan the Ray Mi. un-phv'
nu. sIay, business meeting and election Of
nion baptism, cor tiinRtion ana holy com.
mnA!on By the Etys. Murphy. Mnnford
Higgins ana MARTIN.
Am9ns the pensions issued Saturday vas
An original invalid pension 10 Ann N Isst
p p,doW OF Ezekiel l.. West Of EarrlnSton'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Brgndywine Sg,nrltt carp mating VIII
begin on Angus: 4ra acd coaaaGe 10 dHYF.
4 meeting OF ne cIDp,mhe'itiS aa3niatioH
will be held on the el,iup y el1is on June
7tl.
Thnophlus Chandler Of Philadelphia has
plans los ilna residence TO he erected at
Greenvila for Alexis 1, dG pont. ltwill be
Rtons structure and Will cost between
$25 OG0 and $50 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

NEEgpI rs. h,aeR -hcnis red, rough, chapped,
Il hfii ANA Oily skins prevented by CuTguHA
SGAT.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

HEREgga SKIN AMI Scnlp purified and
llEh = beautihed byCuTIcUEA SOAR. ABB
sullitrly pare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Special Correspondent OF Gazette and journal
EIKToN, April Henry M. Niouls, u
well-known citizsn OF This town, suffered
stroke Of paralysis yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret b. Strickland, widow OF
the late Palmer O. Strickland, who died
last Thursday and was buried on Sunday,
died yesterday afternoon after few days
illness Of pneumonia, from which her
husband also died. The funeral will take
pnee on Saturday.