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Evening journal., 1891-12-17
JUDGES HOUSTON AND CULLEN
lMpEACHED.

i
iMPEAcHED.
Ws have always been 10th to crisiclse
judges
Since the present era Of civilization
began the bench has been held in high
esteem. II is so rare that 3 Judge soils
the ermine with partisan or improper
decision that he becomes infamous. Thus
the commonwealth learns to look up to
our judges with safety and
pride and to anticipate even
handed and intelligent justice. When
particular decision may not agree
with our preconceived notions. impartial
and sensible citizens never asoribed II
TO bad motives, because the learning and
the characters Of the judges are above
reprosch Thus. the judges Of this era
have attained an envlable and lnesti.
mahle reputation.
Feeling thus, ourselves, and knowing
the profound respect the people have for
the able and honorable judges who ST
here, we would not critlcise the
derelctions OF Judges Houston and
Cullen without having carefully
weighed tho matter and determined that
we owed Il as a duty to ourselves and TO
the people Of this commonwealth, TO state
grave objection 10 their condnct
1t Is fair 20 observe drst however. that
both Of these distinguished jurlsts are
suffering from the prevailing ipfuepEa,
and that they are sitting in case which
has caused them both annoyance and
chagrin.
But. after considering these pallIatirg
fscts and giving them, as we hope, due
credit, we feel 1t our duty TO say that
when Watson e. sperry, the Ksnrs
Commentary editor OF the Morning News
appeared In court on Tuesday they should
have stopped the proceedings, aud sent
platoon Of bsillfEs and tipstaves to es,
cort him to the bench
They neglected to do this They pre-
tended, indeed, not to know that he.wss
there. They added the insult Of defiant
unrecognltion to tho injury Of refusing
20 tAulpit NhrAA RuullN hNmlEAbiou or MS
genius, and their gratitude for his ser.
vices 70 the state, in advocating mob
law.
We do not fad fault with the decisions
Of the judges. nor with theIr brave but
unsuccessful attempts to suppress Attor.
ney Harrington, but for thiI open and
fragrant dlscourtesy to the most eruditt
and calm expounder OF the science and
practice Of law, we feel obliged to regis
ter our unqualified condemnation.
II anybody in Delaware deserves in
tense and conspicuous courtesy from tn,
bench It is Mr.. Spsrry. II any man could
be accorded two seats separate cuspi
dor, a position on TOP OF the bar and i
private bailiff to serve him with water
we submit it is the profound scholar
who invents his own law, who nBvel
squinted at Blackstone. never heard o.
Chitty, who Is prepared to defy Green
leaf and to make Marshall and Story
sorry that they had lived in vain.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
RAp MAN Lopeg IN IRoNs.
ne and Colored Prisoner Are Nov
Chained by the Leg

ne and Colored Prisoner are Now
Chained by the Leg
Special Correspondence EVENING Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Dec t7--Early yester-
day morning sheriff Robinson discovered
hole in the iron-clad cell, beneath the
CRATES, almost big enough to allow a man
to crawl through. This had been made
by prisoners, who have been busy for
many days contriving the plan for es-
cape John Lodge plotted the attempt,
and Dan Conner, a negro, did tho work,
but not rapidly enough to ADMIT Of their
escape during the night The sheriff
heard the noise OF the picking, but
thought they were fixing the Gre. Both
men are chained BY the leg, and will
stay ia irons for some time
Rev s. Guy s oT6e a former pastor
here, Ia greeting many warm friends IN
Georgetown. He is the guest OF w.
n Tunnel
A travelling comedy company's band
In scarlet jtckets. parsdea the streets II
noon to-day. and created qHite an excite.
mems. For once the school bell was IN
heard and urhsaded nntil the laIt dat.
tor os b scarlet coat tai bsi vanished.
The grip or- salpuJ ia Gee Fetuw va
and Ia every smiis u hiss had two -
three victims Ia some eases whole
families are pros rfted.
rhomps Peppet an aged resident oi
Georgetown, died of grip on Monday
night.
The Georgetown chapter Of tb'
EpwOrth League will give rainbow les
saly 10 January
J. w. Fauceti 4 spending a week with
Wilmington aud New Castle frisnds
K 7. Hart has been in Wilmingtsr
this week
Mrs. Rufus Warren OF Philadelphia !.
In GeorQ. town.
Rev. j. Willis MINER Of Harrington il
the guest Of w, J. McNats.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
RArLRoADs
PHILADELPHIA, WIlsMIEaTIS01SIS.J1- IN
4 BALTIMORE RAILEOSfS' A@A~
November 20, 1891.

| PHILADELPHIA, wILMIGaT0n xfs1s
BALTIMORE RAILEOSTI ~A'~
November 20, 1891.
Trains Will leave Wilmington az rouo,,,.
Sniiedelphla texpressl. ! 80. 2 IS. 20, 6 al T4s'
%. %, ", ~, l0f5. 10 a. II 90 ii IA II *
e1s -Ela, 81 304, g. "a 10, IL, "a. 4 a a.
2 06 IL and - p m. w.
Accommoda9len, . s., . IS. 70S, 8 Is. 1oBan
u ~, "a q, s5. 20. ~ 40, and 10 9Op ~
Wor Chester feynrsssl AZ 400 "a 4 ~.
50, s6o,9 o. ~ 1906. Ii "a, ii 81 M q ~
Accomnlooatlo1, 8a5, IS. 7ab. sa ma
!, y " "a II ss,2 20 o., a5, 90 10 10 and
New YORK, 55. : IS, 4 20. sH. em,ens
1910, lsl a m, re 1p, 1s8 s. / "a An. 81 WI
10, Y, %, rs u; o. 1853 III and 10 r1 "a.
For BOSTON, without change, So m. ~
For West Chester, via Lameki1 az ana
8 CS e m. 2 25 and 4b D m - enu
For Newark Centre and intermastat.
stations, 40 m, u 81 and 6 So "a. -
Baltimore and Intermediate ststionq IN Il
m. II o. II, 40 and 08 m and IL 10 night,
Baltimore and Bay Line, 20 pm.
70 15, and Il 90 m, IL JOS, Il Is. 26s' lSs,5ss
'6n8, A., 20 p m and y 40 night.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle To- ll.23 IA, So SIS.
6.l5, o., 2 81 p m, and IL o8 night.
For lewes, sis q. ma 81 p. M.
daIrln stons llelsner. aBn way stations. 10
"a, 40 m Harrington and way stations,
2 30 p m.
Express for Dover. Harrington and Dei,nar.
ii Is a ID. p m, and i2 OF night
EXPIRES for Wyoming 90 b IA smyrna
A Accommodation, 25 M.
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point Conn
fort. and Norfolk, II u m and u OF night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for. VIII
mlngton, Gexpreesl 8bo, 20, n, 81 3 10 ~ %.
III 81. IL 10, m, ~ 80, 80, 2 OF, 8Ol ls asa
So, ~, b0s, 5 30, 9 o., 81, 40 II Ii. ii SO,
Recommendation, Is, no, 1888. mss m
l3s s2S, 10, %, 46. ~, IS. 10 %, IL y aud
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, / S. S. 4M.
| y ~. " ~. III 81. I H "a. IN "a 6lR
o., 25 and u m.
Accommodation. 7 70, sos, a m. 1s IN
4 10, 20 and 10 so m.
For Chester eEpresal. S. 40, s. 50. 81 90,
| u 81 "a Z o., 56 O6 and ~ N.
Accommodation. 7 SU, %, m, 1910 lN.
4 10, 20, 25 and 10 30 m.
For NeN YORK (expressl, 50, IS. 20, Tnn
~ u 81 q m, 1919. l.3s. 3 o.. 10, 8 o. g n
For Boston, without change, 55spm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 05 a M,
| and 2 pm.
For New Castle, 9 50 p m and ~ co night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort ana
For Mlddletown. Clayton, Dover, Wyoming.
FELTON,, Harrington, BridgeTllle. Seaford
Laurel and DelmAr, IL Oh night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 40. 3 OIL, 10 rs 8
m, IL oe5 70, 8 70, 40 20 p M and II 4e night
| Baltimore, only @ N sad l2 10 nighu.
Leave Philadelphia, Bread street, for Will
mington leXpress), 3 30. Z 9e 3 19, II Is q N, AL
: %, 9 81. 40, 8 IS Il 10, II 30 , m. and 1878
Accommodation. Ba5, 10 IS, q m, is&,
| 2 05, 9 10, 8 IS, 10 03and II % D N.
For further information passengers are re-
ferree to the ticket ONCE at the station.
| composed entirely OF Pullman ] arlor and
0MAs. E. PUGH. J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. AGENT.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

TAR heart Of true womanhood knows
where its own spl ere is, and never seeks
TO stray beyond it-Hawthorne That
is the answer to the clamor for the
rights Of women" Suffrage is a privi-
lege which Is not denied because It has
never been asked Nobody claims that
the interests OF the women-they have
no peculiar interests-or these Of the
state would be advanced by enlsrging
the privileges Of suffrage, There
WAS an unrlghteous aud disastrous mis-
take In allowing the extension Of
manhood suffrage to ons-half Of the
negro race. Ia view Of that awful in
incubus 1t would be supreme folly 10
throw away ss many more ballots on the
women who are even more ignorant than
their ex slave husbands. II the question
Of suffrage should come up agar
for Legislation the ballot will likely
be restricted The tendency here
and in tine Southern states, ii
to deprive the ballot Of the mercantile
value which has been put upon ID by th'
Republicans and the negroes, BY laws re-
stricting their abuse OF it II Is seldom
that true woman ever demands the
privilege Of the ballot, because she feeli
that she is strsying from her womanll
ness As her womsnlinsss decreases hei
demands for her rights increase Wher
a woman begins TO demand her rights
she forsakes both womsnllnessAand lovli
ness.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

colored Grace Price Breaks Througl.
tore Windows and steals All she Cas-
Garry.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. Dec 17.-Grace Price.
a colored girl, aged about fifteen years.
was arrested mere by Constable Calmory
charged with breaking large plate glass
window IN the store Of Rankin Arm.
strong at Csskey Hall, and smash
ing In window az the mil
linery store Of Miss NJ. j.
Kenneth. This youthful robber confessed
TO doing this, and also to stealing arti
cles from the places named. She also
pil'ered things from the dwelling OF
Professor Beckwlth and two gold rings
from DR.. G. M Almond, at whose place
she acted as a. domestic Constable
Calmory took the prisoner TO New Castle
jail in default OF $500 bail
The students OF Delaware College will
give hop in CsskeY Hall to morrow
n.ght.
James A Lee Y years old. Of Eas,
White Clay Creek hundred, died during
the early part Of this week. aud was
buried on Tuesday, at Salem NJ r bury
ing grounds Four sons and one daughter
survive him.
George Collision cf this town, returned
from a trip TO North Carollns, Yesterday
he was accompanied bv his wife and tive
children. They visited j F. aomewood
formerly OF this town. Mr. Collision re
ports G sme pl ntiful 10 that ection.
j. @ Shivler, agent at the P w. & B
station, is suffering with grip.
Delaware College will close for thu
holidays tomorrow. when q majority O.
the students will go to their homes.
The Univer ity Extension course lee
lures were not success financially Il
consequence Of this a course that woul,
have been given in JanurrY. 1899, will b.
| Abandoned
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

Jersey to develop from protozoan
to veritabe anthropoid or any other Of
she many easy subjects Of ordinary con
troversy we shall cheerfully undertake
the task, but we cannot pretend to pre-
vent school children from collecting
money to buy a Gag. The fact is we can
not resist gratifying them with liberia
contributions ourselves. We shall b.
absent for six months after this issue,
however.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

EAsroN, Dec 16-Powell's Point
Farm, on Slripton creek, Talbot county,
396 acres. belonging to the estate OF tue
late Nicholas GoldsoorOugb, was sold at
public sale today, and bought by General
William McKenney OF Centreville, Queen
Annes county, for &l400 General Nc
Kenney is the largest owner OF improved
lands on the Eastern Shore. he has
over City farms in Queen Anne's county
aud some in Kent. This Is his frst al
pearance as a purchaser Of Talbot land
dis grain crop amounts 10 1875, 600
bushels of wheat and corn year
The county commissioners appointed
Laurence A Skinner. keeper Of Oxford
steam ferry, across the Tired Avon river
one mile from Oxford 10 Ferry wharf, at
a salary Of 500 month. Mr. skinner
will take the place Of Captain j. A.
Gecghegau, who has run the ferry for
several years. The ferryman has "a
fursish boats. including a steamer Be
sides the salary paid by the county be
gets the tolls from passengers and
1 freight.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

II theletter ststing how the children
collect money Tor a school flag we're
sig0ed, we should publish II and allow
the pubic t. know the burden which
rests on the aasnymaus soal OF the
writer But having no guarantee Of the
good faith OF the writer or Of the sccu-
rscy o. the statements. We decline to In
terfere with the persistent pecuniary
raids the tireless urchins are makiog.
Il the writer should ask us to
swing q cautllever bridge across the
noble Delaware; II she should demand
IN essay exploding the silver craze II
she wishes as to locate the migra tory tin
plate mills and their anticipated yesrly
product II she would like to discuss the
AsparAilax Of the next comet and the sun: il
# be is curious 70 understand the causes
yof the failure OF the Daily
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

THE trial Of the Clarks for conspiracy
pending here now shows how man may
represent three persons, namely; the
man he processes to be, the man people
think he is. and the man he really Is.
Frequently these three are IS separate
and distinct as If the one man were
actually three peraons.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

THE merchant who has impor ted tin
buttons should 60 to Brazil Indians, aud
sell them to the starving coal miners to
whom General Harrison mads his cheap
coat on q cheap man speech.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

HorE is a species OF happiness; fre-
quently 1t Is the only happiness that
some poor untortunates ever experience
Never dash a mans hopes, no matter
how extravagant: time aud experience
are cruel and swift enough.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

WHAT has become Of ths booming pre-
election tin plate mills' II they do not
get to work there will not bs enough i'm,
ported buttons to 90 around In 1892.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

PRAISE OF wowan's children pleases
her: but to please a man one must praise
him.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

WHEN his brother ia Texas applied FOR
an office President johnson sent him a
ietter stating that be did not approve
OF pensionug his own family
BE enclosed check for
81 600 and directed him 20 make
another draft when that was expended
President Harrison has not done
quite that way; he does not
entertain any foolish notions
about public office being a public trust
he has put 1i9 on the rolls, aud II there
are any hungry relatives Of the Harrison
Or the Scott t.iba about 1t Is because they
have not demanded anything.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
BAL TIMORE { OHIO
RAILROAD.
Schedule IL eject November rs. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELLA WARE AV. DEF OF
NAHT BOUND.

Scntuule IN eUeCE November 10. 1871
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEF OF
EAST BOUND.
NEW YORK week days, e30s. 47F T40
fle Is q n, ~ q 90 rs s., n 30 D. RI
NEW YORK. Sundays, 0S, s IL. &I8 Sc a
m. az "a, 2 5 . IS. II 20 m.
bOs1ON,ta os,p.nl daily with Pullma an buff OF
sleeping cars running through 70 Boston witt
out change via PoughEeepsie bridge, landir z
passengers In NJ. station, Boston
PHI La lELt, "a week days, 3 o. $40.
3 45, = 7, 10 %, e SO, s o., . 80, 10 0,
40 90, vi Sc q nj. ai2 "a, i 90, f2f0 los, sic
05 IS 49, 8 45 y $50, 8 80, 10 0f, 40 SIS D. N
PHlLA DhLhhlA, sundays, % Us. 45 4 u,
s ~ ~ ., y y e a. W % z p,
CHESTER. week days, . es, 800 as -7l7,
u TO- z co. IS So co, 70 sol 10 90. 40 80 III 5as
M; %, 90 800 40, sos, IS ss, As, 2 80,
S0JHfEsfEB. sdadays. IS o.. 845. .7l7, 80.
05. 40 %, y 90 q NJ; 90, p % o. 10, 05,
Atlantic City, week days, *7lg m.
~ "a = 81 m sundays, 2 II, a m, 2 20 m.
WhsA BOuNg,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON a 81.
702, a. 1905 .. M; ~ 40. 900 2 S., "A ~,
20 p Y 81 D N. daily.
BALTIMORE and Way Stations, 7Gs a m,
Baitmors saa principal stations on FhiIs-
delphia Division, 10 06 a, m, daily.
New ARK, DEL, q 81, O2, g a, 40 0e m.
Fl2 IL, s. a 40, z, b, a q. Il 10 m daily
PITISbU ht 9 Z, 8. m, 49, ?. m ssiiy.
GHICAe9 Is ~ g I'm, M: AZ p M daily
| and II 81 D. IN, both daily.
| sSINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. Ttga d.
arb z IS and lilo o. m, daily.
| LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATIONS, week
/ days, T02, II 90, q. N. 55 and 55 p N. ~ n
/ DAYS 80 q, IN. and 40 D. m.
| TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION .
For Philadelphia week days, S 30. 30, y "a
| Is 2 y 80, al IS, q M; y ~ 2 As, SIS, IS
D. 10. Sundays. 9 80 a m; Y ~, 2 IS. 3 30. 45
For Baltimore, week days, $40, 8 50. g 25,
% %. II s5 a. m, IS, p. N. Sunday, 9 80
Baltimore and principal stations on Phile-
4 delphiR Division. 20 n. M, daily, excel
/ Sunday. Sundays, 9 20 m.
For LandenDafg ana way statiOnE, We k
/ days, 3 80, 10 30, q. m; 2 40, 100 M. Sun
i days, 8 25 = M; 81 m.
| Chicago and Pittsburg 1926 s m. daily.
| axns9 Sunday: 20. p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, 'n.5o, a. m, dAily
~ iPSHIIADELPHIh FOR WILMINGTON
/ Weekdays, +4.l5, 9 90, 95, *8l6 8 20 . ga
1000 al IS q. M. II 90 noon.1 as 80, CO. a 20.
A405 4e0, IS %, 80. % 81, 90, = ~ 10, 10 10.
sundsy, 4 Is. 600, .slb, $50 1888, 1000.
81 35 M. %, noon, 30, CO. a 05. 90, % 81
$50, 2 ~, s. 10, 10 10 and II 30 p. N.
/ Telephone, No. 1873.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
/ other line. @. o. SCULL, Gen,l Pass. Agent.
/ ]. 7. ODkLL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

" you would illrt with woman, smile
approvIngly and tenderly at her child.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

Buy one Of those great singing Andres.
burg rollers for Xmas gift, at 5. Fl.
Harkus, cigar store, 2l5 West Fourth
streets
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

Lesve your orders for picture frames
A. Yerger's No. 4l9 shipiey street and
No. Alb Market street, at once IL YOU
want them done for Christmas.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

Baby Rings
BY the hundred, at Davis. 8 Eas
Second street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

"HorR springs eternal in the human
breast, and. often sui ocates and dies
there.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

Hockessin Con CT. No aSs Of Hosk-
essiu has elested the following officers
for the ensuing year: Precedent. c. p.
Lyons; vice president. } p, Kslleber
secretary, J Cresdsu; collector + f.
Grady; treasurer, Moynibsn; martial,
w J. hickey; guard. Kane
orator. D + Sheeh,n; trustees. P w.
Baldwin. p hyde, 81 Hoiiorsn; spiritual
adviser, aev J. r Farley The retiring
president. George P. Resrdon acts as
sitting chancellor The society IL IN q
fourishing condition. H. will give social
on New Years Eve at Chsndlsr's Hall,
Hockessin. the admission 70 watch will
be 81 SUrre- ~ ~ aed.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

Never buy picture frames only al
headquarters and thst is at Yerger'i
wholesale factory, No, 4ls Shipley
street
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
Gold Pens aud Pencils.

An elegant assortment Quality the
best, Prices to suit Davis, East
Second.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

TIE tardy praise the News gave VIII
liam Q. spruanee this morning after the
President has made the appointment Of a
judge for this district reads ike an
eulogy. II is Simultaneous with the
death rattle to the hope Of having one
decent appointment credited to Delaware
by this administration. Somebody has
said that the appointments or Senator
Higgins are not arlslocrStp. That is
true Recognizing the grade and quality
OF Republicanism in Delaware, as ex-
plotted BY the political accessories which
Senator Higgins has discovered and res
cued from poverty and disgrace, President
Harrison declined to put respectful
man along side Of them. They would
suspect that such a man was an aristo-
crat.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

SOCIETY LADIES AND GENTS should iii
cut the cheeks, neck. temples by using
'ArAURELLE oIL,' possesses the virtues OF
Pumping out shrunken. shriveled or uEde-
velOped parts, is pure and harmless elegant
for the skin. 81 90 at Druggists.
Wells Health Remover cures Sexual indif-
ference
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

HAMPERS Weekly pronounces PRO
lection Democrat" an 'impossibilityn
and might have added fraud or hum
bug as well. A Western paper says that
mo one who favors taxes levied against
trade and TO prohibit imports can be a
Democrat Democracy means a govern
meut BY the people, for the psople Pro.
lection signifies q robbery Of the people
for a small class o. the people The pro-
rectlonists profess to divide the spoil.
with the workingmen, but the working
men in the unprotected Industries sbtain
better wages, and that, too, without any
lying professions from their employers
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

THOMAS MoHUeH.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
No-.la Msrf IS STREET
Wrm.n1ten. DelaHasa
Evening journal., 1891-12-17

II gray, gradually restores color, elegant
tonic DRESSING Soc, Si.00 Druggists, or 81 100
size repaid by express for Sl.09. Els, Wells,
Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, IN
afFMcf NnyaYa heV 4 1891

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
wv ROAD COMPANY. Time table. IN
effect November 10, 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington French streal
stRtiOn) for b & 0 junction, Montehanlns
GuyencoErt, GranoEuo. Coseart, Anadd,e
Ford Junction, Pocopson, West yhesysrs
Embreeville, WORTHWHILE. goatesville,
Waynssburg Junction, Springfield, Joannas
Birdsboro, Reading and iEtermediate stations
daily. except Sunday, % M, ana E-ju p
rs Sunday only, IL a m.
For b. n o. junction; Montchanlni 9uyen-
court; Granogue: Cossart; Chadd's Ford juno
ton; Pocopson. West Chester EmbreeYllie
MortonviH Coatesyille; WaynesburR juno
tion. Snrin. Held and intermediate stations,
daily excep Sunday, at 4 81 p m. Sunday
For CoatesviiIe, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday ~
IS m. and A p. m. ,u~aneN
Trains arrive &c Wilmington ~, v y aSnS1
street station,) from Rshding b T9ss
Joanna, Springfield; " ayneeourg =, y ny ysIs
Coatesville: Mortonville; Embreeyll44e W -
Chester; PocopsOn; Chadd's forn9 III. IN.
Coesart; Gran0gue; Guyencoul .s ~ ~ tS
B. & o. junction and interInsulA.o Sse ~ -.
daily, except Sunday az II % a. 80 ~ R'A-
Sunday only at bpm .s,,r,-o, Jr,ottoy
aa ~, Mortonviile, Embreeville, Po-
ccnsor West chester, Chadd's Ford Junction.
$780,, 49, orne. Guyencnurt, Montchanins
B.& Junction and intermediate stAuonss
aSly ~ Ga Cgastesville, West Chester and inter
v,,sassta statioI 3. daily except Sunday a.
\ 10 m and ZIP p. 10.
- s4cIAurLAND, superintendent:
. : BOWN&SS BRIGGS. een'l Pass. ARens
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
wAEAMARER's.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, December 2, 1891.
TIE asatley today as hEeky to be clear.

The Original Wanamaker Modern Merchandising
Methods have their highest illustration in the Holiday bust
ness
On last New Years day proclaimed new and greater
career for our business 1t has been realized Trade trad
tons reversed dull banshed varieties increased
goods cheapened, service improved.
This is the trade zenith Now at Christmas time we ask
you to complete realization of the New Year promise
Three Millions of Dollars worth of the best Merchandise
awaits YOU Nearly FIVE thousand persons thoroughly
gained and drilled for your service
Al the stocks marked at very low prices Money
never had equal buying power In every stock things Of
extraordinary cheapness Some described here and the
bargains marvellous
Evening journal., 1891-12-17
Toilet Articles /:

Two very important items-either would make worthy
Christmas Gift
Florence Oelulo Set consisting Brush
Clothes putsp in
pssteboard dollar ecsnts
and irror each eset
in
ands an get contai
Box, ant goods ing andcu
twenty sente we'll worth great operation person
the Germany alone max Offering