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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-09-10
Was Posted.

He sat in one of the front pews In
church with face like a little angel,
and wore that sweet, precocious look
of knowledge beyond his years that
always makes one think OF a prema-
ture heaven.
He never disturbed the meeting but
looked in his dear little pocket for his
handkerchief and didn't find any.
"Willie," she whispered gently, you
have no pocket handkerchief"
Then, mamma" said the sweet in
FAINT, in shiill, angelic voice, 'some.
body must have swiped it."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-09-10


Notice is hereby given that the State of Michigan
has filed in the circuit Court for the County Of
going Is n true copy: that 1t claims a decree
against each parcel Of land therein described for
thereto Of the amount OF legal fees for personal
service OF subpoena in each case where such ser.
Act No. ia5, Laws Of 1870. that such petition will
be brought on for a hearingand decree ar the next
Srm OF sad S Souft g De nfld on }he mrnt Insiay
aga that all persons interested IN such lands and
desiring to contest the lien claimed thereon for
said Court and file with the Clerk thereof their
objection thereto on or before said first Tuesday
OF October iS92. and that in default thereof
decree will be taken as prayed for in SAID petition.
Notice is also hereby gwen that on the first
petition. and for which an order Of sale shall be
made, will be sold for the taxes, interest, and
charges thereon, as determined by sand decree at
ut the County Treasurers office In the Village of
L'Anse in said County of Baraga,
GEO. w. STONE.
Auditor General
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-09-10

Thomas Nester's Plat OF VIZ of SEX sec. Is, Town
81 north of Range 80 west.
lot 10 .......... :. IL 20 OK / 90 200
10 ..........,;; H. 20 8 l % 10
Smiths Addition.
Town 81 north of range % west.
lot SO sec 3d.. l5l 40 @ 60 800
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
4 rro.peroa. loan LlssoeIatIon.

A number Of prominent citizens met
last evening in the Office of Peter L.
Cooper, Jr, in the Bayard Annex and or
ganized local board OF the Mu-
tual Guarantee Building and Loan
Association of Philadelphia The follow
ing officers and directors were elected
President. n. Il Benson: vise president,
George IT, Mccall secretary, Peter l..
Cooper. treasurer, Henry n. Rumford /;
attorney. Willard Salisbury, Jr
Directors-N r. Benson D. p Barnard
Peter j. Cooper, Jr., II. +. Runford Dir
Howard Ogle, George II. Mccall,
G.. A. Lippincott DR. Smith,
Cooper /. Trimble Qnigley Dr. George
II. English and DR. Peter Cooper
The first Tuesday evening Of each
month. and Peter I. Coopers Office in
the 'Bayard Annex, were selected as
the time and place Of holding the monthly
meetings
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
TsLEeRAPHic -BREviTIEs.

A large part Of the business portion Of
Chicora, Pa, was burned. Many dwelling
houses We're also destroyed. The loss is
very heavy.
Father Mollinger was so oppressed by the
heat at Allegheny, Pa, Tuesday, that he
did not prescribe for the hundreds Of Grip
pies who crowded around his church, at
Mount Troy.
Rev. Mr.. Norton, Of Cleveland, was
stricken with paralysis while preaching at
Alliance, 0.
Slone Grant and Phelim Thomas negroes,
quarreled at st. Louis and fought an i'm
promptu duel Both win die
George Gould, at St. Louis on his way
east, reports his fathers health vastly im-
proved by his three months sojourn in the
southwest.
The Argentine elections resulted in the
choice of Senior Louis Saenz Pena, as presi-
dent Of the republic.
NJ Erhert, Jr, & Co.'s coal tar distilling
works at Thirty-sixth street and Gray's
Ferry road, Philadelphia, We're totally de
stroyod by FIRE Loss, 100000.
Miami university, Of oxford, o., the alma
mater Of Harrison and Reid, held special
celebration over the nominations.
News has been received in London OF the
death IN Zambest Of Captain Stairs, the ex.
plorer, who was with Stanley in the relief
Of Emin Pasha.
John II peloubet who disappeared from
Jersey City q month ago, has been found in
Chicago.
The New York state court Of appeals says
Lilhan Russell the opera singer, must pay
Manager James G. Duff SO, 1920 and costs
for a breach Of contract
Herr Tessendorff, the chief prosecutor
for the German empire at Leipsic has
caused ninety-one members Of the Guelph
societies Of Hanover to be indicted for high
treason.
r Borel, director Of the international pos
tai bureau, is dead
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Rich Products u The gastcrn Shore.

PRIECEss ANNE. Md, 10 Tho crab
industry is in full swing now at Girls
field. The yield Of strawberries this year
ia Somerset county was small, there being
only from one third to one-half of fun
crop. But on this account the prices
We're better. ranging from one to thirty
five cents. the average price being about
eleven cents. Perhaps B 500, 900 quarts
OF berries would be a fair estimate of the
aggregate shipment from Somerset
county during the season About 7l. 500
quarts were shipped from Princess Anne
on May 3d. and about zoo 600 during the
season Marion and Westover were also
heavy shipping points. Boston almost
rivals New York as market, and seems
% be steadily gaining IN shipments from
Somerset county.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
MASSEY AND THE JuDeEsHIp.

He Says That He Knows Absolutely
Nothing About the Carrent Rumors.
Hon. George " Massey reached this
city from the Minneapolis Con
vention last evening. As soon MS he ar
rived be went to be home of ex-Attor-
noy General Biger his son in-law.
While there he stated that he
knew absolutely nothing about The
rumor that he had been appointed TO the
seat on the bench Of the Supreme Court.
that was made vacant By the death of
Justice Bradley
In his opinion there viii be no difficulty
in re-electing President Harrison. The
unanimous opinion Of the Republicans.
SO far as he discovered on his way East.
possible thing.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
incidents OF the Dav.

There are twelve brides and brides
elect In New Castle to-day.
City Council viii probably decide to
repave Water street next month The
bed viii be torn up and the new pave.
ment viii be Of much smaller stone
Hotel Proprietors John Becker. Fagan
& Blakely. Hiett Graham. Charles Hof-
mann ana George NJ Riley. and Wholesale
Dealer George Rossell are applicants for
renewal Of liquor licenses at this term Of
court
Two citizens last evening made an elec.
tion wager. Citizen No. / bet Citizen 40.
? that a well-known business man of Del
aware street, who is a candidate for
county commissioner would not get ten
votes at the coming nomination election.
The celestial who irons the reversible
collars of the New Castle young men. be-
came provoked last night because a
young customer who had Dst his check
demanded the shirt that he had left with
the laundryman The latter elected the
unfortunate customer.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
An Iron rank for the city.

William r. Porter presided ct the
meeting Of the Water Commissioners last
evening 1t was decided 20 pay bills
amounting TO 81 469 IT, Bids for am iron
tank 20 feet in height, IA feet 6 inches in
diameter, to be made Of s-inch iron and
the seams to lap "a inches. were received
as follows Remington Machine Com.
pany, 81. 335; the Hilles and Jones Com
pany. 81. 36s The contract was awarded
TO the former company. The tank is TO
be placed in a brick tower 80 feet high at
the corner of Elliott avenue and Jeffer-
son street
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
a shaI.e.rearean Rehcnr.nI.

a Vine street young man. who had
made an extended call upon Wilmington
friends on Friday evening forgot 10 pull
down the blinds after he reached home.
For nearly half an hour he entertained.
nnconsciously n small party of friends
on the opposite side Of the street with
actions from Shakespeare When told
ON the following day that he had an
audience during the rehearsal, he nearly
tainted with embarrassment.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
He washes Rcgulariy.

A Chester newspaper man. who has
evidently been reading the EVENING
Journal and It's New Castle column
says. - new Castle man objects 20 the
Salvation Army shouting at him every
time he happens 20 go down the street
He says they have habit of looking at
him as he passes by, and singing. Are
You Washedy He says he washes regn-
ularly, but he doesn't like so much pub
licity about it.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
ITEMs oF INTEREsT.

An exchange says that a lady who was look
ing about in a hric-a-blac shop with view TO
purchasing something odd, noticed quaint
iigurp, the head and shoulders of which APP
pearcd above the counter. 'ANhat rs TINT
Japanese idol over there wortlY'' she inquired.
The salesman's reply was given in a subducd
tone: Worth abont half a million. madam;
IT'S the proprietor '- Youths Companion
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
New noYnl Iilne Trnlns.

For the better accommodation Of its pm
irons the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad has
added two new trains to the splendid ROYAL
Blue Line service OF through trains An early
morning train from Baltimore 20 New York
leaves Baltimore at 100 Wilmington a. SAL.
and arrives at New York at ll.15. On Sunday
this train leaves Baltimore at the same time.
but arrives at Wilmington at s.53 SuuthbOund.
g new late train for Baltimore leaves New
York az 600 b. m, reaches Wilmington at a21
and Baltimore at li2O Both these trains will
be much appreciated by the travelling public.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Thincs NYorih Knn,,lnr-

See the teas.cofee and pure spicesat Boyle's.
Go 70 Shaws for Camel shoes We offer YOU
the latest, aud the iirsi Camel skin shoe In the
market II iits the foot and around the ankle
like a glove. It's She old mans shoe for
comfort and the young mans for the latest
se7te. Call and see them.
New crop fancy n. q. AIolasses. }. I. Boyle's
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
nntecti,eInnr.,s Recs.

A large swarm Of fine italian
bees swarmed on tree in front
Of the saloon Of James White
at Front and Poplar street this morning
Mr. White told Detective Jones
he could have the bees and
Mr. Jones cut the limb from the tree and
placed il in box without losing bee
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
nynchinrs cause Negroes ~ Ienve.

MEMPHIS, June i5- Several months ago
5000 negroes from this city and vicinity
went to Oklahoma The recent lynching
Of three negroes here caused another ex-
odus, but a large number Of negroes have
returned on account Of reported lynchings
in Oklahoma.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
rrlnon nllnhnnl III rrinl-

ANN AReon Mich, June 15-The trial Of
Prince Michael was begun here. A large
number Of w. G. 4. q. members ara present
encouraging Bernioe Beche and the other
girl witnesses TO stick to their stories that
Michael wronged them.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
MID SUMMER BRIDES.
Young People Take the Mar
riage Vows at the Altar.
FINED FOR KICKING A WOMAN.

A DohbinsviIle Man Pays for Using His
Boot in Furnishing His Landiady A
Citizen who washes Regularly Many
june Brides.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEw CASTLE. june 10.-B. Woodward
Roberts and Miss Clara Dalby were pro
nounced husband and wife in the First
Baptist Church this morning. Mr.
Roberts is a young machinist now em-
l,loycd ia the p w. b. shops at VIII
mington. The bride is a very young and
pretty woman and daughter of City Asses
sor Edward Dalhy She is probably the
youngest bride in the state This morn
ing the bridal party left the home Of Mr.
Dalby and entered the Baptist Church at
1910 o'clock. Rev w - Cambron was
the officiating clergyman William w
Dalby brother of the bride
was the best man and Miss
Emma Murray was bridesmaid The
bride wore tan Henrietta and the brides.
maid was attired ina steel Henrietta The
church was completely filled with friends
of the contracting parties
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
10 Raoe war in o.Inbomn.

GurHRIE, o. r., June i5-Acting Gov
ernor Martin has received kilograms from
President Harrison and Secretary Noble
asking about the reported race war Gov
ernor Martin replied that there was no
trouble Whatever
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Thev ran IaO Toet

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June ia freight
train went through trestle 1850 feet high
on the Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and
Louisville railroad. Andrew Allison, en-
gineer, and James Shelton, fireman, were
killed. Conductor Ducllworth and two
brakemen reeeived serious ininrIes
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
rnttIng n New snfe..

The Street and Sewer Department is
putting the old safe formerly
used by the Board Of Health
Ia IT'S office to-day The Board Of
Health is putting a new safe in it's rooms
in place of the old one
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

I'm going to have "a party on mammals
birthday remarked Ethel, "and I've invited
twenty-five boys and girlsm "What nice
mamma you must have said the visitor
"Oh, mamma doesn't know anything about
II, answered Ethel; "it's going to be % SUR
iclc.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
A nnhher. ON the cnn.t.

A small barber shop kept by Mrs A.
Pinkerton at No, IL East Front street,
was robbed Of several pairs Of shoes
razors and some other artcl as last
night The burglar is unknown.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
juno Brides and IlrIdegroome.

Cards have been issued for the we'd.
ding Of Dr. Howard Lohand 10 Miss
Carrie r. Wise. daughter of Charles ".
Wise. The ceremony will be held at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs Wise on Della.
ware street. on Tuesday evening. June
2s at $40 o'clock DR. lohand aud his
bride will reside here On the following
evening one Of the prettiesi church wed
dings Of the year viii take place. 1T S
o'clock. IN the M n Church. This
viii be the ceremony uniting
Rudolph A. Nallette. the bandmaster Of
the City Cornot Band and Miss Bessie
Sewell, the well known coniralio. There
will be a large bridal party and several
hundred guests Miss Mary King the
organist of the NJ n Church. win play
Mendelssohn's wedding march recep
ton viii be held az the future home Of
the bride and groom On Market street.
after which they will leave for Atlantic
City to spend fortnight
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
oxford Castle as Entertainers.

The friends Of oxford Castle, No. 5.
Knights Of the Mystic Chain, spent
pleasant evening with that order last
night Robinson's Orchestra was pres
ent and an interesting program was
rendered
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
~ nld Emnln,n 49,.

James McNitt. colored, who for thirty
nine years was oiler at the p. w a B.
station died last night. He was about 80
years old All the employees Of the road ex-
press much sorrow at his death as he was
well liked His death was caused by a
complication of diseases A wife and a
three children survive him. He was a
member Of Ezion Church and Of several
secret societies
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
l,nncI.nd nnl IN rnlin.

JEFF. $500 horse belonging to
Speaker of the Senate John p Donohoe
died early this morning. Collie was the
cause.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
what i cost to Klcl, womnn.

Officer Morgan yesterday brought to
Jail a resident of Dobbnsville who had
kicked woman. The fellow did the
kicking after the woman refused to give
him draught Of beer. He was brought
before Mayor Herbert later in the day
and pleaded guilty 20 the charge Of
brutality. He was fined SO and costs.
which he promptly paid and left the
Office smiling The woman was not I'M
lured but her feelings We're badly hurt.
She was satisfied when She saw her as-
sailant handing over the silver.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Marrled n n. reler.. chnrch.

On Pearl street last evening there was
one happy home, and the ring Of merry
voices and pcals Of laughter that issued
from the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Pat
rick Duffy could be heard far up the
street. The occasion was the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Sallie Duffy, to
jeremiah Donovan The wedding cere-
mony was performed By Rev r. L. Brady
in St Peters Church AZ @. 10 o'clock last
evening. Miss Pauline Rogers played
the wedding march. Philip Duffy.
a brother Of the bride. was the best man
and Miss Julia Cunning of Philadelphia
was the bridesmaid At the reception.
the following were some Of the young
women from this city. Mary Farley
Josie Fitzgerald Mary McCallin. Mary
Duffy, Katie Farley. Agnes Duncan.
Maggie Duncan. Ella Fitzgerald Mamie
McPiSe Birdie Booth. Many others
congratulated the bride during the even
ing There was a splendid collection Of
presents
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Three rhlnrs tn nnmemher.

Hoods Sarsaparilla has the most Merit, has
won uncqunlled Success. accomplishcs great
est Cures. Is il not the medicine for youy
Hoods Pills cure liver ills iaundicc bilious
ness. sick headache, constipation.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
THE BASEBALL WORLD.

AT New York R.HE
New york....O 0 43l0l 0-gl2 /
Cleveland 0 0 Q 0 g. @
Crane and Boyle, Rettger and thinner,
At Brooklyn H. u. n.
Brookyn...O o 3Ol2 a x-al3 @
Chicago ......O 0 0 0 90 3 6
steinand and Daily, dumbert and schriver.
Boston It'll 5osOl oil 10 3
CincinnatL..I o 4 o o o o 0-6 s.
stivetts and Kelly Chamberlain and Waugh.
an, Duryea and Murphy.
AtPhiladelphia Ru.r
Philadelphia. o O. 2 0 x-iO 10 2
pittsburg. 1900 2 o o o q 10 2
Espcr, Clements and Cross Baldwin, Wood
cock aud Miller,
At Baltimore Run.
Baltimore....2 OIL 2 30 2 5.-isl7 D.
Louisville ..t4 0 0 o 0 o. 0l4 D
Bufilnton aud Robnson Jones, Dawso and
Wan.
At Washington Ru.E.
Washington 20 o o. 2 4 lie IS a
81. 1.ouis..a...0 o 8 o % u 2 o 0.-1 q
Abbey and Milligan, octzein aud Bulkley
EAsTERN LEAGUE GAMES
At Troy R.un
Rroy......a..0 0 OOl8O o-bU j
Providence $40 o o o 2 0 o. 2
Clarke aud Woleh, Ryan and llilroy.
Al Rochester Il. H.. Il.
Rochester....O 3l 30 az 3
Syracuse. o o 10 Ia O.
Mealdn aud Mckoough, Thornton and Myers
AZ Elmra R IL n
Ehnira........l 0 ] o o o 0 0-3 q q
Athletic. ......0 ! O o o -2l3 g
fIicken and Boyd, Devlin and Mccartney.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Agent you use a typewriter, seen Bus
iness Man Yep And work it yOurselffn
Yep "Well, SIR. am introducing new
form Of typewriter. Ii writes script instead
of Roman leters-looks just like ordinary
writing" "What ii Il doesgn "One of the
letters in il is with dot in the middle. 50
III You don't know whether word ike receive
Is spelled ei or ie" "Craclyl III take one
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
- In this weather
CUMFURI is gotten in no

CUMFORT is gotten in no
easieG way than
by wearing thihn clothing.
Sixth and Market has lots
of this cooling lotion. A
thin coat, a thin GOAT and
vest or a thin suit, Just as
you like. Serge fiannels,
mohairs, pongecs and all
the like in all grades.
SI.oo to $1,000 for a coat
and vest 40 cents to
$500 for a coat. Our
cool room extends you
a cordial invitation to
call.
The line Of vests at X
cents to $500 is daily re-
ceiving new additions.
a big lot in to-day
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th and Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
KaInhoM Fe.tlAAI.

VIII he held in the chapel ~ Brandywine
n. +. Church. 1wenf, f,-seCond and Market
cQnusuains Tuesday 18th and continuing un-
III saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Ethel Have you asked papa yetY'' George
NO, not YETI Ethel-"Why don't yOuY'
George I'm going To write TO him; 1t seems
more busincss-like 10 send iii 4 sealed Iro.
pOsal. New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
DO YOU WANT MATTINGS Z?
MATTINGs AT ABOUT WHOLESALE COST

Unusual for instament house to make such an offer
and il stock we're anxious close out either Fact is
big failure threw lot of Mattngs in way and bought
them We've been selling them right along at a reasonable
profit their us and that why Mating trade
this spring has been larger than before We've been sell
ing Mating credit good per cent lower than other
houses have sold the grade material for cashwe said
nothing about it because there need of forcing trade
such arcle-it solditsef However there may be
of patrons who have "heard the news and
these. and the public. we present this chance Of
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
w. G. ID. II. p.

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen. No 9ll Market strest.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Judge Gubb's Decision Reserved.

|WWEN NFWNHTs > IItVIsIOn NeserNeUs
Argument ia the Chambers guardian
ship case was concluded In the Orphans
Court this morning Judge Grubb re-
served his decision
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Scott N. H. Sunday School win give their
annual excursion 0n Thursday Juno 10th. Bunt
leaves King street wharf az o'clock sharp,
accompanied by WATTS hand.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

"shamron" "Nopc.r "Ilar cutY Pay rum
Sea-fnnmM Nope Nothing else al all II
WELL -uid the victim. rubbing his scariicd
gliin. ''yuu might wrap me up porter-housc
s cak and three pounds of sausage. indiana
Urulis journal.
Saint Peter 60 newly arrived spriU Take
the tohoggan Slide Spirit But, while Ia
the flesh. never believed in q hellM Saint
Peter Cant holp that. It's a condition
which confronts yuu now. not theory.
Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

What about Refrigerator Are you provided with
that gives satisfaction? poor Refrigerator poor economy
The waste Of ice in would almost the
price of a We can furnish you credit
A NEW REFRIGERATOR
Made upon the latest principles with the modern improve
mens prices less than you would be asked for the
ce in any rstca furnishing house Our prices lower
for the that sell twenty Regeraors where sells
one The combined profit twenty Rergeatos enables
to the prices nearly and still give handsome
return on the capital invested
GAS STOVES---SABIE WAY.
Quick sales make quick prices away down
gas gasoline and vapor We have all styles
ect fromlarge and small The saving of coal one season
will than pay for good gas gasoline that will
do the work, say nothing Of saving Of heat and dirt
BABY CARRIAGES
Not strictly in the line of the foregoing but often
household necessity well regulated family We have them
inexpensive and costly beautifully upholstered shapes
well made and sell them credit Everything sold on
credit whether carpets rugs mattngs rergcato gas
gasoline baby carriages furniture Of any kind for the
paror, dining room hail. chamber kitchen You may
purchase them on these small payments. Easy temsl
81 Cash and 81 Week $50 Worth
81 Cash and soc. Week $40 Worth.
F'rank J. Murphy,
Market and shpey sts Between Front and Second
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Half Rates to Omaha, Neb.. via PennsyI.
Vauia Eailruad.

For the benefit OF delegates and visitors TO
the Independent Party National Convention
at Omaha, Neb on July 4, 1872, the pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets of the iron-clad contract form 20
Omaha. from an principal stations on its
lines. at single fare for the round trip. The
tickets viii be sold from June 2lth to July lst.
inclusive, and the return coupons win be good
until July 10Th inclusive, and going Journey
must be commenced on date of sale. Tickets
win be valid for continuous passage only ia
each direction
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
sANING MONEY On MATTINGs.

This your opportunity, while livestock lasts it will GO
credit mindat the price we've set on it. We could not
duplicate the goods to-day that figure 1t would pay
store it and hold it until next but
policy is never carry old stock if help it. The
Mattings here-on first floor good article that will
and look WELL Do you want t1
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Mrs Billus -"Why don't yon pay it and say
nothing, Jolny ! wouldn't make such a fuss
over a doctor bll.n Mr.. Billus cross-eyed
with vrathl---'l didn't say doctor bill Marial
] snid dOctored bill. It's from the gas COM
puny.' y.''--Chicaeo Tribune.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Church Worker "And how did you like tho
anxious 90 be polite We'll, the members
din't allow their Efforts 10 be diverted by the
mere mechanical accuracy ol the organ. '
Now York Tribune.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
IIaIf Tnro 10 Chicauo.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad an
nonnces the sale OF round trip tickets from an
rate OF one fare for the round trip, on the oc-
eusion of the National Democratic Conven-
ton, ON June 81. Tickets win be valid for re-
turn journey until July H inclusive. Rate
from Wilmington, Sl1NO
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
GOING! GOING! G-!!!

Well you'll have to get here early or it will be.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

HOOPS PILLS are the best after.dinner Pms
assist digestion, etue headache and biiousness.