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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
''Let Us Royster with the oyster.

The oyster mas made his appearance in
the press Of the country on quite an ex.
tensive scale, whatever he may have
done on the market with his person
proper Bis own succulent substance
was never dished up in more numerous
forms than the intelligence of our
country. as represented in free and IN
trameled press, played upon his name. The
old reliable fact that September had an
''r" was brought riumphal tly forth from
from the brain-eorner it has generating
cobwebs in since last May and occupied
the place of honor in the editorial col
umns Of some of our most widely read
journals. That no less mistaken stand
by 'R therep was likewise thrown off
in hilarious welcome to the bivalvular
guest by newspapers whose speciality
the last four months has been To settle
the affairs Of Europe every other day
Still, there is nothing in the oyster that
does not justify all these ana even more
friendly receptions. And since he is
here he will, no doubt be soon assured
that his formal entry into society will
be an event of the season. Philadelphia
Times
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
Alliance Quacks.

New York Times.
Thoughtful men must feel only regret
that thousands OF undoubtedly honest
men have committed their political
fortunes to the ambitions Polk. the ri
diculous PETER, the buffoon Simpson,
and inscriptions, hare Drained persons
Of their kind The Alliance case is being
treated by quscks. aud the death Of the
patient is an inevitable result.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

POLICEMAN SHERMAN Of New York
was slsshed to death with razor in the
hands OF negro whom he attempted to
arrest. The career Of policeman Is al
ways difficult and perilous, and frequently
II Is short
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

THE Blaine men beat the Harrison men
at Albany yesterday. Can It be true that
Boss Platt is playing false with Harrison,
or that he Is not able to deliver the
wntes he bareained 3, deliver
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
THE Right Sort Of Annexation

Chicago Times.
The latest Canadian census shows that
the young men of that country have
been emlgrsting to the United States BY
the hundred thousand. This perhaps, is
the most profitable form of annexation
for this country, after all, as it gives us
CAnsdss enterprising youths, while
leaving us free from her old fogies and
acquisitive politicians
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
New would He ?

Dayton Times.
Would j. B. Foraker like TO lay his
right hand upon his left breast in the
region Of the pericardium, and, looking
John Sherman squarely in the eye. say to
him: II will work for your reelection to
the Senste2" We ask, would hef
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

There are about four millions OF them,
counting small and large, and they all
have their thumbs in the armholes of
their waistcOats, their straw hats on the
back of - their heads and gorgeous
smile ON their lips
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

EVA MANN was ashamed OF herself
after her play and the audience agreed
with her. II she we're to come here she
would have a great audience, however.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

New York Herald.
Big crops make Jolly nation. We
have that kind Of crops this year and
there is no reason why we shouldn't be
as happy as boy at a circus. The
farmers Of America are on top for once.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
Of Course 10 FeeIs BAd.

Louisville Courier Journal.
II Secretary Eos or goes out behind
the Treasury building every evening and
"cusses" the billion Congress, who can
blame the poor MANI
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN, RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY. Time tapie' IN

VIZ IIlMIN(fTON AND NOal hnAaAN 1919 -
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, IN
ee Ta, Tsh leave AZ Wilmington French stre
stafion1 for b q D Junction, montehanins
Guyencourt, Granogue. Oos2sstrtt, S Stss1as
Fora JUNCTION 1,is m6oofrtSoSnsSiie coatesviiie
Wsynesbure Junction, sPringhsld, Joanna.
trSsh-orn Reading and intermediate stations
daily, except Sunday " M I'd ~ ana ~ ar ~
for Springfield anu Al O0iNneuiA'o s0o'iOA9
4 " ~ p n m 3 o. junction; Montchanin; Guyen.
court: Granogue; Cossarti Cnaad rord Juno
ion. PocopsoR. Embreeyille; Mortonvills;
Soafesvflle; WaynesburR Junction. Spring.
acid and intermediate stations, daily except
sunday, at 80 ,. m
For B. q o. Junction, NeWDrldge; hagley
Montchanin and intermediate stations; daily
except Saturday and Sunday II p. m; Sat
urday only 10 is p. m.
For B. $50. Junction; Newbridge; HagleY
and intermediate stations, Saturday only,
Trains arrive at wilmington, French
street station, from Reading; Birdsboroi
Joanna; Springfield; Waynesburg junction;
Coatesville: Mortonville; EmereeyilIe; West
Chester; Pocopson; Chadd's Ford Junctions
Cossart; Granogue; Guyencourti montchantns
b, & o. junction and intermediate stations,
daily, except Sunday at AZ and II 81 M
as m. Sunday only at % a "a and . ~ ? m.
From Springfield, Waynesburg Jnnction
Coatesville, Mortonville, Embreeville, Po-
cOpson, Chaddfs Ford junction Cossart, tran
ogue, GuyencOurt, Montchanin, Is. %
Junction and intermediate stations. daily
35.a. m. From Montchanin, =. a. Oh junction
and intermediate stations, daily except Sun-
day, 8 42a m. Saturday only,l 63 m.
From Hagley, Newbridge, b. q o. Junction,
and intermediate stations. daily except sun
day, 8 81 M Saturday only, i % ana z 20
| a q. McCAUsIAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen'l Pass. AFent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
AT sTRATFoRo.oN.AyoN.

Father Flynn Writes to evening Jour-
nal" From the Mecca Of English Litera-
ture.
STRATFoRD- ON AVON, Aug % As
you may gather from the heading we are
now living amid Shakespesrean surround
ings. This town is all Shakespeare and
next Washington Irving. We are STOP
ping at the hotel made fashionable by
Washington Irving, ana last night we
actually slept In the room where Irving
dreamed Fathers Tierney and make
this literary pilgrimage together. Here
you are shown the house in which this
genius (Shakespeare) 6rst saw thelight.
Next In Importance comes the Hathaway
cottage, where the poet did his counting,
AID, lastly we visit the venerable old
church that contains his remains The
town Possesses a handsome monument
reared through the mHDiicence Of Mr.
Childs Of Philadelphia. Twenty Thousand
persons visited this Mecca OF English
literature during last year Over ., 00l
of them registered as Americans Re
CARDS to our friends. Respectfully,
ID j FLYNN
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
shakespeare's Old Cupboard.

A saddler near Stratford, named
Ryan, has discovered on an old oaken cup
board an inscription to the purport that
the article Of furniture was made by
Shskespeare's own hand, and with the
dates 1885 and 1885. together with the
date OF Shakespeare's birth. The cup
board has been in possession of the family
for more than hundred years, but the
inscription was covered until recently,
when 1t appeared in the process of clean
ing.
II is said that the cupboard originally
came from an old house. now demolished,
which had been occupied by Shakespeare
family. The inscription is In copper
nails driven into the wood, and runs
thus: II bought 1t, sawed it, nailed
1t, and carved it. William Shakespeare"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1891.

THE struggles Of Eean's friends &c
nut him in better light are pitiful' pu'
not convincing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
wANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1891.
THe zVeatAkT today IS likely
to be clear.

September req Oysters
obey the royal commend and
she'll out. Dress Goods come
out, evolve themselves, appear.
Men think of oysters, women
of gowns and frocks in Sep
TENDER September orders up
the equinox that Jupiter Plu-
vius may hold a ghost dance
over the dead Summer and try
his best to resolve humanity
into mermen and mermaids
with liberal libations-outpour-
ing, downpouring.
But this is not all of Sep
TENDER. 1t is the month when
the retail tradesman grows in.
teresting-interests himself,
tries to interest you. Thus we
propose to make September in
teresting-we are at it now,
more diligently perhaps than
you think.
Our little tale will go on day
by day-a tale of JOY for you.
1t will tell much of what we
are doing for you-but will
leave much untold. Is adver.
Using a fine art? You answer
yes" Then we will leave
much to your Imagination
will have toto tell it all
would cost too much for even
our generous disposition to
ward the newspaper man.
The Clothing store proposes
to move. It's only going across
the Main Aisle. but it is a re-
move. 1t costs little to han
die Clothing, but nevertheless
we don't want to move it any.
way but ont. Therefore we
make you generous offer on
the following:
40 Suits of Mems Cloth
ing-both Sack and Getaway
Coats that yesterday were $12
$I3 so, SIS, SIG and SIS are
$40 this morning; so Trousers
are So. 5o,and $50 Trousers are
So, that were So and 81 so.
Al the Boys Jacket anc
Short Trousers Suits that have
been So to $I2 are SIS; all be
tween 81 and $3.50 are $3.50
Verify these prices give yol
a premium.
Each is a Bargain, but tn,
early conner gets the bes
choice.
Market street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

SOLEMN stranger ION train)-"Young
man, death turks in the cup" Traveller
I'll know it that's why carry my pri-
vste bottle. haven't drank water on
fifty railroads for nothing Puck.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
lrEma or INTEREST

CHIEF of police-Have you given any
work TO that crack detective put on by
the Board2 Captain-Yes, he had one
job. Cbief-Did he catch 'eml Captain
Catch EN-? Why, say, Chief, that fell
low couldn't catch cold New York
Herald
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

BOTLs and Pimples and other affections
arising from impure blood may appear at
this season, when the blood is heated
Hoods Sarsararilla removes the cause Of
these troubles by purifying, vitalizing
and enriching the blood, and at the same
time it gives strength to the whole
system.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION

Leave philadelphia, Chestnut street WHARF
and South street wharf.
FoR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days-Express, $40, sVO. wv, l0.45 :.
m, 90, teatui dayf emily ~ p. M 2uO, SOe,
$50. 400, 500 % y. m. Accommodation
n 40 q. m, 4. Is and $50 D. m.
Sundays-Express, Sis, 100. 30, 500, s;3e.
{. 30 a. NJ. and 30 p. m Accommodation, o.Ve
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot.
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week days
-7.O0,7.30, 90, 800, 1000, a. m. dlo, 80, DO
G. 3O 73O. q. 30 D. IN. Accom- mediation, 900, 8 10
am 490p m Sundays Express, $50, 400,
800 8 OO $40, 100, 10. 500, $50 p. N. Ac {.
com mediation 80 a. m. sos p. m.
A. A. MCLEOD. q. u. HANCOCK.
Pres. and Gen. Manager, Gen. Pass.:Agt.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
i ROAD royal ROUTE" BETWEEN PHIL
ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. IHE ON
JUNE g. 1891.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

wATTs-'I believe there is something
in the theory Of people being disinclined
to marry those OF similar character "
Potts-''Why, sure You never find a
grass widow wasting her time on an ideal
man Of straw, do YouY'-Indianapolis
Journal.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-03

ys, % Os, 845. s7lO, $50,
!; 100, q 90. Q 05. 4 10. 5 05,
m ~ 41I Of n m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-09
9bbe Harfer Ncttsen.

= @iaiam DedeInid bat an Der
2u3erne StraBe eine @irtbi6aft er5ff.
net.
= Serr Peter glab tpirb einen ,tpei.
itDfisen Nnbau i'm llmfanse bon l8 BEL
% SUB an iein SoteI an 8eit 2ada.
tpanna IDenue MAIDEN.
= Wlabor Seuops, peIter Sreitaa
unb Samitus infoIse Der Grippe iebr
8efdbrli9 franf barnieber lag, 70 bas
man einen glnfaa bon 9ierbenfieber BEL
ibm beftlr9tete, erbOIt iid Iansiam.
- Nad elmer mebrmonatIiben Suss
peniion, peraniaBt bur6 bas Seuer,
ipiro in Der GentraI @rube bic 9lrbeit
ettua am l. Wtai iuieber :;besonnen iuer.
ben. Sie &obIen: iperben mad bem
Sloan BREEDER sebradt.
- Gus eisener @rfabruns Fam i'd
beseuSen, baB Or. 9lusuIt &6nis's
Samburser Sropfen elm empfebIensz
tpertbeS DtitteI sesen appetitlOiisfeit
1T. = grnit @asner, Gaiiuo Saa,
Utuin StruBe, Dallas, Ser.
&s9- Gin neues, auf baS bette ausses
itattetes UibbeImasusin tpirb in furser
8eit bon 8raber & goit in SO. 522
2adatpannd 9lbenue er6fnet tperben,
tporeuf mir i6on i'm noraus bic oeuts
i4sn SauSfrauen aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
= Dem Greiberfnaben SarrS 8ers
nea tpuroen am Dienitas .beibe 8sine
in Der Diamond 9rube 3ipifhen ben
Buffern bon &arren serquetIdt uno
feline Sage 1T cine duBerit prefdre. ST
tpObnt an @eit. 2adapanna apsnus.
-Sobn g. Noafes, elm befannter
ScrantOner Burger, itarb am Diittfpo6
DiorSen balb ii llbr in Der @obnung
bon DiitriftantpaIt gonarbs i'm glIter
bon AZ Sabren infolse zines 9er3s
leioens. Ser 8erItorbene mar friiber
als Sriidenbauer, Giienbabnfontraftor
uno in anberen 8eEufen tbGtig uno
eriparb iid Elm biibideS Serm6sen. gr
binterIdbt atpei &inper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-09
Nitt8tOn.

- Sobn SauIer ipiro in n6bhsr
3eit in benz 8iaiams 8Ipd Elm W6bsI'
sei6dit erDHnen.
- Gin Seuer brannte am Wiitttpp1
Worgen l llbr oaS 3ipeite Stpdmerf
bes eagle S9luu6 Sauies an 9enneOp
Strabe aus uno peruria6te eiuen
S1aoen bon $500.
- Na6 8eenbisuns ber 8orfeIuns
III Der Muiie SaI am Wiittpo6 gbenO
purbe unter 6sm SauptbcOen, mo bic
Dampfbei3uns 1T, Seuer entoedt. baa
gum Slid nit eiuisen @imern WaHer
geIbI9t iperOen fonnte.
= Wan sIaubt, 6aB am Sreitae
glbenb sesen 10 1lbr an Der .. 8 &
8. giIsnbubn Bride Bel Der Sunction
elm @ann ertrunfen 1T. @enisitena
b6rte man bDI bort aus bem WaHei
SuIierufe, aber trobbem einise 8ootC
mad Der Steae fubren, fOnnte mar
ni9tS entoefsn.
- Sci Sort 8Ian6arb fubr an
SamItag MOrsen llbr Der 2ebist
BAILEY gailusiersus go. 8 in etner
Sra6tsug binein. Das Sab Der 2ofOr
motiUe tpurbe bemoIirt, bic 5ra6ttpar
gen serIpIittert un6 am 8anasier3us
nod anberer Sdaben angeri1tet uni
Der 8usfabrer GrObIsp unb Der 9oifr
agent Iei6t berlest. Die 8aKasisr
! iamen nit benz Sbrsden babon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-09
9eut DE 9 riefIife.
glmoS Saumearbnsr, R. 8urfbarbt,
8. y. SCeeen. Gbas. WtaiT,
9lifClaus Wann, Spbann pbiaips,
Wiaria &ahtr. 3. SGlauss
Spfef gFItinfieI.
0On Ser eIsabfeite.

Sie 2iebertaieI bon @iIfesbarre
Itattete am Sonntaa Der 9eiansSleftion
oes 9lrbeiter SOrtb. 8ereins einen 8e'
iu4 ab.
Sranf S6uI3. 8udbaIter fdr Sim.
q. @Olinea & Sobn an 9enn Ibenre,
tpurbe am 9ienitaS auf bic IutIase Der
nnteri4Iaeun9 perbaftet.
Grontrattor Nlar gbilips Pat am
DorInsritue nit bsm 9lussraben beS
BeIiteS Sur 8OIenpuns Der SteiitpHas
ItrunS an @ebar abenue be8Onnsn.
Serr NibaeI 8eder unb Ssrau Wsarp
8ebr ipurben am 9onneritas 9Rorgen
in Der ct. Marien &ir6e bur9 Batter
Stopper setraut. Die NeubermGbIten
tpobnen in Der 19. Narb.
~9lboIf llImer, elm AnseiteIter Der N.
8ObiniOn 8rauerei, bate lebte @p9e
baS llneliif, burh einen sSebItritt in
ben alien &elIer au fallen uno fpurbe
ni6t unerbebli9 berIebt.
@m Sreitas par Der 40he @eburtss
tag bon Srau Sobn 2entes unb es
ipuroe ibr our9 ben 8eiuh 3abIrsi der
Sreunbe unb Rad5arR eine sroBe nes
berrui6une gu tbsiI uno mandeS biiEiHs
@ei6enf tparO ibr bar9ebra9t. Inter
ben @diten tparen bic Serren 8aitpren
Q8ibndher, 8uboIpb, Sdmibt unt
Sang; aud Der Sine6Or Der 8reSbpt
2ir9e tpar anneIenb unb erfreute burt
feline MeIUbien bic Gdte.
= Sabt Or. GbUmas Grlseirir Del fiji,
Group uub Grfaliunern gttr au6t unb es IT,
rirts pOiit c.-gBm. aay, $40 plbmOutb apf
Buffalo, 81. q,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-09
Sunmure.

- Diebe bransen am 9onnerftap
Diorsen in ben 0tesserIabsn bon Geo.
SO. potter, 6ffneten bic 8eIbipinbs unr
raubten ben SnbaIt aus.
= Sn Der Innerationsfrase ipirt
am Is. 9lpriI Dor ben 9eii9tisern cine
Nrsumehtatipn itattfin6eu uno unlere
Sorouebbeamten bereiten fi9 baraui
Dor.
- 9ie bieiiss 8afsr Gompanie
trifft ALE 8orbereitunsen, INN i'm 2aufe
bieieS Sabrss uniere 8drser nit einem
auSrei6enOen g9aferporratb su Der.
iebsn unb Bat II. u. BEL Der Dunmore
giisn uno StabI So. cine grobe 8artie
l23Daiser &0bren beiteat. StaottbeiIe,
bic nod fein @afier baben, fperDsn
ebenfaII8 bamit berIoret.
= Sir Sbrentprb, 5abuprb, Tebtn unb
gsfbwpllsnen Sals unb ale Gplssn ppn @r-
iGltunsen unb @nbiinbuns gfbrauGe Or.
Sbontas Gelsrtrie SrI -bsu erbBtsu Sbmsr;-
;erfSrer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-09
0ilfeSbarre O6a6rtAten.

grof. Souls SdibIo Iiest an Der
Grippe barnieber.
= @iIfesbarre ersieIt aus ben
S9unfliaenien cine ginnabme bon $685.
400.
9rOf. S6ibIo ipirb iiber Der Gale
bss Sanserbunb Elm 0luiif. GOnierpato'
rum sinri4ten.
-9as reunte 8esiment mar Iebts
@o6e in MarIhbereiti9aft mad benz
S9aupIab Der nnruben in Der @Ofe
&eSion.
-@bas. Ssessr bat bic ebemaIa
bon Sinus 5DIer sefdbrte @irtbi4afi
an SasIeitrube iibernpmmen unb ldbi
bisIeIbe auf bas Seinite einri4ten.
- 9tm Sreitas tpurbe bier cine be'
fannie beuti9e Srau, bic Satin bee
frabsren WebserS @cmuno @ibemann,
au 8rabe eetraeen, ipeIde Dienitaea
supor i'm glIter BON 64 Sabren setOr.
ben mar. Der 9atte unb neun 9iuber
fpIsten bem Sarge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-09

8eri&te bon Der Stabt Merifo Beta.
gen, bab man bort bon Der @rmorbune
bon Sreo. &lein Coon Der SIbieite)
feline 8enntnib pat.
9ie gbeIeute g8iliam g8irtb bon
WiLoip StraBe berIoren am Samitag
ga1mittas elm 6idbriseS S6bnIein,
5as Der GppbOib 8neumonia erIaS.
Cine aIafe bon 30 Mab6en unb 81
&naben erbielten am Sonntas in Der
ct. Warien &ir6e bic beiIise GOmmus
Mon.
Serr Sames 9per unb SRI. 2ena
RuIImann tpurben am Samitas Gbenb
bur6 Serrn gaItDr @iBpdiIer in Der
Sidorp StraBe Presbpt. &ir6e ses
traut.
Camp $40. 43O, q. .. g. Of a.,
tpirS am 80. @priI ben stueiten SabreS'
tag ieiner @riinbune nit erOBem Pomp
feiern. gonereBmann 8rum bon
PottsbiIe tpirb bic Seitrebe baIten.
Srau @eurse 2epert bon 8ilop
StraBe tarb am Otitttpo6 mad Idnse'
rer &ranfbeit i'm Mlter bon eitpa so
Sobren. Sic biuterIdBt einen @utten,
bier nerbeiratbete SDbne unb cine Go6'
ter, Srau MorIaue.
Serr Senrp Mrmbruit, it,, unb SRI.
emma 8unb fpurben am Samita1
4benb i'm Saufe Der 8rauteItern an
Gebar Gpenue bur6 Serrn Pafor 3i'
3eImann 3u einem eliidli9en Baare
Dereinist. Gin Sod3eitSfeit fOI9te, bas
Bis gum Wtorgen bauerte nno bann tras
ten bic NeubermdbIten eine So&;eitss
reiie mad ben Niaeara Sdaen etc. an.
Marsaretba, bic @befrau bes bes
fannten S9ubma9ers q. s. Serbian,
iturb am Sonntds in ibrer @obnun9,
937 Sim Strabe, an einem Seraleioen.
Die BeritOrbene mar 40 Sabre alt uno
binterIdBt ibrem @atteu bier Sinber
ibre neberreite tpurben am Dienitu9
Nadmittas i'm Soreit Sia Sriebbofe
bsiSeiest.
Sn benz Steinbruh BON 0ior Bbils
lips am @eit Mountain fanb am Cams
flag Hadmittag bic bpr3eitiSe @rpIoiiOn
zines Spreneiduiie8 ifatt unb @barIes
9unbe bon Bird SraBe truS ni4t uns
erbebli6e 8ranbpunben i'm 9eii9t bas
BON unb feline 4ueen iinb DerIebt.
RubpIpb Teidmann bon Der Slocum
SIat tpar6 cine Strede tpeit sei6Ieubert
unb erIitt cine SubberIeBunS. griterer
1T Der S6tpie9erbater unb lebterer Der
Sdpaser bon Pbiaips.
Die SanbeISbebOrbs Der Siibieite
maat Mnitrensunsen, UNI bic prOieftirte
StabIr6brenfabrif bierber su bringen,
elm unternsbmen, tpeIhes 400 Ulann
beI6dftisen tpiirbe. 9aS @eiammts
tapitaI fir baS neue 1lnternebmen
piiroe $3.50, 900 betragen unb babon
mlbte in scranton SIS, 900 seseidnet
perben. 9ie frlber Der Spibenfabrif
sema9te Sferte tpirb bon Serrn Cons
nell aud benz neuen nnternebmen se0
geniiber aufredt erbalten, ia, er bietet
fosar sebn 9lder anfatt feds an unb
tpirb auberbem cine IiberaIe 3ei6nunS
MAIDEN. 8ermefunsen baben erseben,
baB man nit elmer Steisuns bon bier
SUB per Sunbert fOtpobI bon Der Wii'
noofd tpie Meabotp 8roof Seite cine
8abnberbinbuns berftelen fam. Ser
@etuinn Der neuen Sabrif tpiiroe brei'
fab ben 8erIuft Der Spitenfubrif auf'
tpie9en.
pa- Ssrr gussn S6impff BAT iein
SutpeIierseiddft cine SbGre tpeItIi&,
na9 SO. 3l7 2adatpa.lna Ibenue, berS
Iest unb bic WuiifaIienbanbIuns 1T nit
ibm mad bem neuen BIabe um9eSo8en.
Iqe mulitaliiden Snitrumente au ben
niebrieiten 9reiien. l4,4
S@- @sbet su &rdmer'S fur cure
Trauerarbeit an Siiten. 429 Gebar
apenue, Scranton ga.
No. SIM Sdubitore Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic beiteWaare.
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= @iaiam 9edeInid bat an Der
9u3erne Strabe cine Birtbidaft erBff.
net.
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Gbas. .. 81 emffer,

I28 2adaipanna 9lpenue 528
Reuefs MOOen uno erObe auswobI In
&iiten, &appen, @arberobe- -glrtifel
auO iibsrbaupt ale in ous Seiddft sebOrenoeH
Baoren. Sefte beutfebe unb auoere
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BOasnpaorsu arbsitstIeiSsr, edirms. etc.
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SReffern OrefYeb 8eef.

ASCVNIW HNSUNV
Quser ben 5mei earIaouu9en 3ugertdtetes
NIeiid, bas mir MOntag uno 0onnerfta9 er'
6alten, empfaugen mir td9lit frifd -9eidlad'
fetes 0Ieif6 pom eanbe, ftiite uno aa!t'Gter,
Butter, &aie unb 2anoprooutte lberbanpt.
Wtr baben fernsr einen 8orratb Der beiten
Bologna @urft. friide uno sefal1sne Saul'
tern. Rippen. gbuds. 8unoftlde etc. unier'
BoIognalpurft iibertrifft ale anoere.
Gale & Go,
IA f0t Qadapanna Aoenue.
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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-12
The First Umbrella

1t is generally stated that it is to Jonas
Hanway. the well known philanthropist,
that we are indebted for the valuable ex-
ample of moral courage in first carrying
raised umbrella in the streets of Lon
don. 1t is difficult now to conceive the
amount of persecution which this strange
proceeding entailed upon that honorable
gentleman, whose object was doubtless
less the protection of his own person
than that of showing his couptrymen
how they might protect themselves from
drenching showers.
Long after they had come into occa-
siona use, gentleman, accompanied by
lady, under the shelter of the new
style rain protector, was hooted at by
grown men as he passed along. A gem
tleman who CHANGED to be alone with q
raised umbrella on the streets Of either
London or Liverpool was in constant
danger of assault from the bowling mob
that was sure to follow at his heels. St.
Louis Republic