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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

During last spring a German physi-,
clan, Or. F. Schavoir has or ened at
Stamford, Conn.,, an Institution for the
cure of nervous and rheumatic diseases.
which on its merits alone deserves 10 be
generally known and appreciated. The
electric bath IN use at his institution,
which Ii strictly in ACCORDANCE with the
latest discoveries in the fields Of science
and hygs Ia, has proven highly beneficial
Ia cases II rheumatism, nervous dis
orders and paralys . and the relief de-
rived from II is apparent in q surp:i'-
ingly short period. Tie electric
current 10 arranged In such a way as
to allow Its effect not only on the whole
boiy but on each affected part Of II
separately, giving additional strength
TO its curative qualities.
Patients who r quirs thorough treat
ment will lnd the best Of accommodate
lions, every comfort desirable. The
place abounds OF natural beauty and IL
III; ogether a most desirable locality for
Il protracted stay.
DR.. Schavoir enjoys the reputation
not only Of a scientist OF the highest
oraer, but also that of a genial and
thoroughly accomplished gentleman.
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CARE or CANARY BrnDR


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In 70 SECURE nest.n snu eo%.
Tort TO your bros. theil cage mus. os
kept scropuiousiy cieah. -
are best. ana esn . hept pIien ~
Washing WIN coiu SaeeI ouoe ~,
siping cry, Wire ~ wire. WIN ~.
cloth. eve put 9 wh.sl on ~
cage fainteo are psa III e'.un
as paint Is sure 70 oe plcNee - !.
.ii slowly poison .ne plso- pss sS..n
petter tnsu " ~ oesos 2n:-L
river sand ana pa ~ ~ lno s.ad ~
on D Tray. iney reqe're suo sane
Htaciiita.e d'gession. %" 1An1
never Do usea-
Water for bathing snouid DC regu-
larry supplied every morning, A. a.
nearly the same hour as possible. Allow
the bath tub 70 remain only long
enough Q the pmds so WASH vely
soon They viii learn 70 use ~ imme-
d:ateiy. and thereby ave mucn tfou-
bic. Never leave tne ostnin ! alsn IN
the cage, for the BIRDS drink rom y
and soon become SICK. you nsve .
large csge, you VII nave less music i9r
the canary Will be taken up Win tne
amusement Of hopping apous a.o iol-
get his song. come from :
warm climate ana the cage snouia oe
kept in . warm place a temperetuis
OF some sixty degrees Is aDoat tign.
They snonid nave ifesn sir' pus :
draft Is fatal 70 PIC 2 nea'ss
Most bird ailments originate colo;
Birds need good AT ~ mucn - eoou
food, and often eAoeedinR,y lor
went Of II, espec'siiy IN me coid sea-
con when they are kept INIT mp I'D :
close, unventilated room Iney are
usually HING too near tne top OF tne
room for comfort. Inc neas n Dao
air rise INC cause tnem mucn unsi
ing. Probably more piros sinner ano
die from want Of fresn, pure sir tns1
from any other cause Inc Gags snouio
hang where the snn can ne IN PAT
Of the day. but 2 bird should never Dt
exposed to the direct rays OF me eun
with no chance Of shelter. Inc Gags
should 70 suspended by . spring. - y
lessons the shock . they lumP lrom
perch to perch. A sree twig Dendi
With the bird.
Food iof cahariss snouiu USE.
plenty 9, seeu =. NJ sna 49,,
ZION Pc paiu 70 sn's' uoo mauid
tne eohssruSs,on .. soa ri as - em ~
not pe possible l3f sns ,uht s.arva viii
the seed cnp. ana !. nien saw nar,
10 N wv aoss..n.1. ~;
eeeo snouru * s,seu lii,
o~ccasiona''y nasn, bam h.,f
anu tsely spsiiue - y
poi,ea 9 ana n.s ....hs. Ia =
Doie" ees l i st nav ha GIVE,
app'e 81 paneu Tsa asy ,noa e;ve,
xitnous inl.Ly ae suS nsturs Al
mnss = =, lug uss ~ caIarr cahtsaa
tender lnaiue ieaves oi oe,e,y' oaI'
OF Is,tuce. Husa1, S;sJa ~ !. .,ne'
snoulu nos pe k'ssn - a,s-el;,I
no etes.e. NAN ia Anv,h;ng stick
lor me, ssSm -aanun. a;gs.t Cntti'
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

ANN Arson kiek school arsdusted
ninety-o q pupils this yeAx.
PRrsnxrr T01rz.z, or wabash Col
.ege, has retired from service, after
holding ONCE thirty yesrs.
THE Boarl 81 Edncation OF 81 Paul
has decided to continue the teaching Of
German IN ali tho grades.
In St. Paul. Nina the ssiariss Of tho
women teRche{s n the public schools
are equal with Inst 81 the men.
TIE blu bef&re the late Texas Leeis-
lature providing for State uniformity IL
text books fklled v become = law.
HAavAnB Un1yxnsrrr has honored
I. B. Kocfler and Prof. =. B. Morse Of
Boston With the degree Of Master o.
Arts.
DURING the last thirtssn years IN
public school buildings have been
erec'e ed In Montgomery County, Pa.
These now number 4s0.
QUEEN lMAaoHznfrn has bestowed
her patronage upon girls college
which Pr&f. RueGefo Bonghi has lately
succeeded In establishing near Rome.
TaERR we're 689 graduates ron the
Michigan University this year, this be-
Ing the largest number ever graduated
cludes all the departments Of the Uni
versity.
THE new technical schools attached
to the University College, Nottingham,
England, have received the sum OF
s., 600 from the master and wardens o.
/ the Diapers Company OF London, to be
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Flower

l have been troubled with dyspep-
STA, but after a fair trial of August
Flower, am freed from the vexatious
trouble-J. B. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, KY. | had
headache one year steady. One bottle
of August Flower cured me, 1t was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to mel w. Smisa, pm. and Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and it cured me, 1t is the
best seller lever handled-C. Rugh,
Druggist, Mechanicsburg. Pa .
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M
Who?
Tie babies.
More babies die Of absolute starya
zion than from all other combined
causes"
So said DR.. Willard Parker. speaking
in the days when prepared foods were
almost unknown, and babies whose
mothers could not nurse them properly
had TO depend upon fhe cow.
Cows milk (wEen pure) is good, very
good; but all chilirsn,s stomAchs are
not adapted to II, unless It Ii taken in
combination with RIDGES FOOD.
Then, the bah es speak for themselves.
In the language Of bright eyes. stout
limbs and rosy, smiling cheeks.
"Ridge's Food Primer" issued by
Woelrich & Co., Palmer. Mass, and
which can he had free OF cost by writ
Ing for ii, vii; give mothers full lnfor ma-
tioh regarding this Invaluable food.
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The Trus Laxative Principle

OF the plants used in. manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, syrup Of Figs,
has . permanently beneficial effect on
the human system, while the cheap
vegetable extracts and mineral solu-
Il ms, usually sold as medicines, nrf
permanently injurious. Being wei
informed, you will use the true femed
only. Manufactured by the Calisornis
Fig Syrup Co.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

.'Tbe man down there At that table,
said the waiter, glarlng ut somebody III
the other end OF the room, s.is no gen
tlemsn. That's all I've got to say."
g. hats the matter with htmP'
ssked the cashier.
ssHe's breaking them lemonade
straws so We can't use 'em again, dog
gone him."
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

The women OF Hungary are erect,
vigorous, with lne figure small fee.
pretty hands, rich compilations. and ar.
said to be among the most beautiful
women In the worlI. They are fond o
athletic sports and are especially grdce
full walkers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Charles Wood, : druggist Of Harles-
ton, Englsnd. hxa 3 brood Of white
blackbisds, Q fact which b vonched for
by Land and Water and By several
prominent ornithologisss end natural
lists.
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HUMOROUS
ASKING o MUCH.

"wbat's that balcony on the top
E1oor7u
That's the dre-escape.u
s'How do you get away from IT.
"That's your lookout. I'm not COM
PEELED to put are escapes on tie nre-
escapes.
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n MrAss MUCH TO THE 5EwEnER.

Shelf certainly must mean some.
thing wi en- q man puts . diamond ring
on a girls irger.
He (of bsrd experience)-lt means
that he owes some jewelef two or three
hundred dollars.
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In the mythology OF Europe horses
werc regarded as luck brlngers, ard
superstition orce supposed that's horses
hoof placed under the red would cure
certain complaints.
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ONLY a NIcxNAME.

Joseph is q witty head walter. One
day during the hot spell Q guest said TO
him:
This weather Is pretty hot, isn't it.
Joseph"
"Be jabers,,n, he responded, ''hot is
only . nickname for IT,
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In the rare and costly cathedral burn.
ID at st. Johns, New Foundland, was
he'd the first Protestant Episcopal SER
vice ever celebrated In the new world.
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AN FxcErrroN PERHAPS.

Dodge-According to the rapers,
blondes are all the rage now.
lodge-I doa't know about that.
My wife's q brunette. and there !, n
good deal Of rage about her at times.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Albazen.a an Arabian born IL the year
1000 A. D.. first taught the present
theory Of vision, and explained why We
see but one picture Of an ociect With
our two eyes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Athens, Ohio. has an eight-year- cid
BOY WHO is the possessor of double
jointed limbs-arms and legs-which
have the singular advantage Of bending
With equal facilities either way.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

A buff leghorn pulltt shown at the
ch cken fair 10 Madison Square Garden,
New York City. IN January. 1897, was
valued at 800.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

.oFonr railroads, one d belt line, and two
fu ioil pine lines are sure to make a hig city
herr" "a d Jay a. Dwieeins 4 Co., Of Chi ago.
when they founded Griffith. They were right.
-Four factories located ~ once, new h0rses anu
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ssWili you love mo when I'm old2''
simpered gay Miss oldgirl to her youth
full intended.
"Why, my darling, I do responded
he in mild surprise.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

s'Retired from the Stock Board
Given up your businessi What's mat
ter, old rellow2"
"Dead broke; couldn't be troSer.n
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

A picture Of a pair of g-oves recently
took hrst prize in Paris. An of. hand
drawing, too.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

LADY, wish to get a birthday Irss-
ent for my husband.
Clerk-How long ma-riedf
Lady-1en years.
CIerk-Bareain counter, to the
right,
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Anax goras Of Ionis. born 500 B. c.,
taught tbs tue cause Of salar and
lunar eclipses and how to discTi inmate
between planets and stars. He was
also published as an atheist for saying
that the sun was not . god.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Bronson Il hear you own a carriage
uow9
Johnson-Yes, l trundle baby out in
Il every afternoon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

The bagpips, the favorite scotch and
italian instrument was invented In
Greece, 20 L. Q.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

robbins' Electric Soap does not chap the
hands, being neyfsc.lp pure. Many people
afiicfed With Salt RBeum have been cured by
us use. Preserves and wlitens clothes. Have
vCur grocer order it and try II nou.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

When Fogg came into the room un-
e~xpectedly. Mrs. r. gave . scream and
exclaimed, you frightened me half to
deathl"
add II" was the u~ufeellng reply;
sssuppose l try II over againf'
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

II q man tells you that he never
made any mistakes In his life, you may
be pretty sure that he has never done
anything worth mentioning.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

a vast snow fed in Iceland spreads
over y space Of about three hundred
square miles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

FITS; An Fits stopped Urea " d. Kline
. 'eat Nerve kestoTer. 10 ftf1 after nrat d1y'
! ottle FREQ 10 Fit eases. sead - ~. xlnes
tA Arch ST.. rmikdelDhtA "a
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ANYoss would be jastlned In recommending
Beecham's Pills for all affections OF the iyer
aud other vital organs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07
They Need Ridges Food.

1t is said that the feet are much
larger In summer than in winter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

j.. A. JOHNSON. Medina, NY, SAYS. -Ha,ls
Gatarrh Cure cured me = Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

sbe-I love ali thar isgrand, majestic
and beautiful
He-Thsak you very much, Miss
wilkins, but-er-really, you emoaTrsss
ne.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Until q maa las tasn trind be VIII
sa,, havs rcasoa y p afraid q MIN
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Miss Flash What do you think 10
woman's hardest trial?
Miss Dasl-A rainy Sunday when
she has . hat.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Use the Frazer Axle Grease, 'tis the best N
wear four times as o a. any
other, Ask your dealer for IL, aud take NC
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Giglamp-Why does RowIey always
keep his mouth screwed up in that
way?
Snrface-He got into the habit while
trying to pronounce his words so that
be can get them in edgewiss when talk
Ing to his wife.
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a HEAVY sENTENcE.

inRs that
he Fidelity Wall Paper Co.,
Of IL NJ. 11tn ST., PhIia., have SEN
fenced to be hung this fall, some
$4,000 pieces of Wall Paper. Send
four two cent stamps for samples
of emil ossed papers for 10 and i2
tents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

1t doesn't follow that a man approves
Of . cyclone even If he IL completely
carried away with 1t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07

Trayers-Cm you have this hat
CHARGED u met
Hatter--All our business is done on a
cash basis, sis.
1r&yers--Thsn lend me 50.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
STATENHENT-

Of Wheen public
Walnut Philadelphia have thoroughly
Whann its
Elliott johnson Co
banks and bankers
mndng be there
statements showa exceso &4l2,0O0
Whining
by
d.. JACKSON the Jackson and Sharp Company,
ESQ, the Pusey and Jones Company
D. o Morton Poole Company,
al o application
No included for good will
paten tradem marks e which company
and value The
have not
in Of
the said Walton
which the said
and Whann
the best Of their ability for term Of ten
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
DIEn


DERRICK. On the 9th instant, Elizabeth
A Derrick. aged 20 years.
DONAVAN.--In Philadelphia. on the fth
nt tant, Dennis Donovan, aged b years
MOON.-On-April7 z. Annie Z. wife Of John
Moon. aged IS years.
GALLOWAT.-At New Castle. on the %
instant, Sarah Galloway, In her 18th year.
GRAY.-On the 4th instant. Lydia A. Gray.
aged % years.
GULCK.-on the sth instant, :, Eta
Gulick. aged 30 years.
JOHNSON.-In this city. on the 81 instant
Sophia johnson. aged - years.
sAULsBURY.-On April 6, Willar d sauls
bury.
STEWART On April 2. at the residence
OF her husband. Hugh Stewart, Mil Crsek
hundred, Del, sarah stewart, tn the SUN
year OF her age
THOMPSON.-In Smyrna Del. on the
evening OF the 4th instant. Mrs. klizaheth NJ.
Thompson. widow OF the late Thomas Jener
son Thompson. ID. d., OF the Wilmington
Conference OF the NJ. +. Church, In the ssth
year of her age.
WILLIAMS April 4, lsqe, Louisa vii
liams. daughter of Joseph and Hettie VII
liams. aged IL years.
WHITCRAFr. On April 4, ls92. Mari anna,
widow of the late David W. Whi.craft, aged
90 years.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
| CURE FITS +!

When say cure do not medn merely 10 stop them
for time and then have them return again. mean
radical cure. have made the seasa of FITS, EpI.
LEPsY or FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study.
warrant my remedy TO the worst cases. Because
others have failed is reason for not receving
cure Send At once for treatise and Free Bottle Of
my inialiibe remedy. Give Express and Post Odoe.
II. G. ROOT, N. C., 1873 Pearl ST., n. y.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
IDc,aents Of the Day

Professor Druckenmiller and family
recently performed to a crowded house ia
st. Georges
Frank Fay and Frank Barry, who were
arrested for working the shell game"
last weak, were released from the jail
here yesterday by George Rupp OF Phila-
delphia becoming their surety.
TIE three masted schooner Tern, which
grounded on Marcus Hook shoal, was
hoited yesterday and anchored of Will
minRton. The Tern is uninjured aud will
90 up to philadelphia TO load a cargo
for the West Indies
A well-knoWn Delaware street iewsller
yesterday announced that on Thursday
afternoon, April %. be would lead his
bride 20 the altar 10 Emmanuel Church
His friends have decided to make Il full
dress occasion.
Candidate WilliamlH Taliaferro has
withdrawn from the race as assessor, and
has accordingly stopped the circulation
OF all tickets bearing his name
The William Lea aud Sons Com
pany's -four mills here have shut down
again for an md finite period Some
workmen are still engaged there. how.
ever, In shipping away the -four on hand
Among the visitors ia the rooms OF
the Hushebeck Orchestra last evening"
were j. h. Burgess Of Baltimore and
Albert Constable Jr., Of Elkton.
City Councils street com nittee is now
considering the advi sability Of tear iul
out The old trse on Delaware street In
front Of ]. o. Roberts's store.
The First Military Rand will begin III
bi-weekly rehearsals on Monday evening
The EVENING JOURNAL now reaches
two-thirds Of the houses In this cit,
whose occupants can read aud write.
Is the paper for New Castle and NeV
Castle people.
Contractor William Massey had
painful fall from his wagon yesterda
and be narrowly escaped coming /
contact with the heels Of his mule.
Henry Kline, who has completed a Ion
course in the study Of pharmacy In Phill
delphia, is the guest Of DR.. w. E
Kuntz.
Mrs A. E. Davidson has gone to Del
ware City for 3 short visit to friends.
Rev. j. r. Brinkley the late pastor
Mt Salem NJ. E. Church, Ia making a
rangements to leave for his new char
At Salem, N. ].
Evening journal., 1892-04-09

The frsi brew ofstoeekle's Book on tap
Friday and Saturday.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
RECEIVING CITY TAXES.
A Collector WHO win Not Work in a
BOisteIous Mob.

Prsparations for the City Eies tion-A Me
chanic Has His Finger Torn ora Big
Pile privsr wrecked At the New Chris
tiana Bridge.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. April, 9.-The estim ate
OF the official vote Of the coming city
election as given In the EVENING Jour
NAL Yesterday caused much comment
and. while many have laughed at the
idea Of such result, prominent poliii-
clans claim that it will not fall short Of
the mark. The locil political pot has
commenced 20 roar, so hsrd IL is boiling,
and each side Is accusing the other Of
wininR aud dining the negroes and
the purchasable voters. This evening
Citv Tax Collector James Vanars-
dalen will begin to receive from delin-
ouents the cash that will entitle them TO
cast their ballots at Tuesdays election.
He will be at his home from 30 TO 80
o'clock and take taxes until his patrons
become bolsterous, or there is any danger
of mob violence Last night some or his
customers became very noisy and trouble
some and he shut down on everything
and ordered them from his house.
The following conversation was heard
last evening between a prominent
farmer Of this hundred and two business
men:
Mr.. A-"well II you fellows vote to
turn down Wilmer hanson, say IL. you
have not the interests Of the city at
heart.
Mr. B-"whenever You find one
good man In office you can find another.
lust as good, 10 put there at the expira-
tion Of his term
Mr.. @ do you suppose that Fra TX
Berbert, who has promising political
fueure, could sfiord TO be ths mayor
and let the own 20 TO the dogsr
mir A well. thst may do but when
get a farm hand snd he suits me,
don't turn him on for somebody that
can only hope Is satisfactory. Ny ad-
vice is-'Don'0 experiment
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
.FaI.sllou Tsslh For .Lpor

For some vine past, 5. l.. Truss, the
shoe merchant Of Delaware street. has
been worried because his favorite dog
had no front teeth aud was Therefore IN
able 10 take his part In a street melee or
obtain proper nouri3hment from a fresh
chop. Accordingly he decided to provide
the dog with what nature had robbedhin,
Of. aud he went to a n,ighboring dentist
and ordered new front teeth for the ami
msl. to be set in It's jaws on pivots The
teeth will be completed in a few days
when It is thought that the dog will be a
terror 10 his canine colleagues,
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
A Finrsr rOrn on.

Thomas Winterbottome, a mechanis In
the Delaware Iron Works foundry met
with a seriots acsdent yesterday. While
6nger Of his lett hand was caught In the
machine sDd completely torn of The
accident came near causing several fel
.low-workmen TO faint This is the
second time within q short period that
Mr.. WinterbOttome has met with an &C
cident.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
o,.rlurnea Down .a Embankmsnt.


The workmen on the new railroad
bridge over the Chrlstiana. just above
FafDhnrst me- with a serious mishap
this mofniog that may delay heir work
for several days While moving their
big portable pile driver up the tracks,
the guy-line ON the west side became tsut
and the machine keeled and overturned
with a crash down the steep embank
ment. Little Georgle Porter. who was
standing on the exact spot where the
engine and boiler fell, jumped just
In time 10 escape horrible
death. Several other workmen who
had close calls, stood for a moment
as " rooted TO the spot AZ they realized
what they might have looked like under
the big machine The twenty Eve strong
workmen soon riRhted the body Of the
car and ran IL of on the trueks
trucks, but It will take several days TO
place 10 position the machine and derrick.
The &C sident this morning delayed the
New Castle accommodation train and
freight No 20 about half hour.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
rhsnes worth knowing

Onion sets. sweet potatoes. Thompson's.
Tea, cofiees and pure spices, at Boyle's.
Potato and garden seeds at Stoops's.
Try Thompson's New Orleans m9lasses.
New crop fancy NO. molasses, Bovle's.
The best bicycle in the state is to be
found at J. T. Stoope's.
A new barrel Of mackerel atThompsOn's
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
CERTIFICATE OF EARNINGS.

MEssRs ELLIOTT JOHNSON CO.,
WILMINGTON
GENTLEMEN;
Whann
Etwan Phosphate
Chemical
Of 81 1884, found
Other
panies providing Of
machinery TO have for the said
456
forbe elastve tbethn
Allowing which
the three $6O6l6S
for s6O9l63
respectfully
Sgnedl HELMS & WHELEN
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
BEFORE
ORDERING

Your Suit or Pantaloons for
Spring, come and see us. We
have the most complete selec
ton of fine Suitings and
Trousers you'll find anywhere.
Our prices are low. The fit
and work frst-class in every
particular. 1t costs you no
thing to look at the stock and
if you leave your order you
save money.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09

THEY New Spring styles
for Men, Young
ARE Men, Boys and Lit
tie Boys. Almost
HERE any pattern almost
all prices splendid
values for the money ex-
pended. Don't miss look.
ing especially through our
Boys and Children's Clo-
thing Department, as we
are showing an unusually
large and handsome line of
suits this season for the lit
tie fellows. We don't ex.
pect every one who looks
to Luy and are very glad
of the opportunity of hav-
ing you see them, as we
have such confidence in
the styles and p'ices that
we court competition and
comparison. Young men
will find new and nobby
styles of Sack Suits for
summer wear and at prices
which will enable them to
save several dollars be-
tween what they expected
to pay.
j. T. Mullin & Son,
TailolA, eth..& Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
BAKRIun.

wILKINsoN-TRuITT.-At No. so7 West
Seventh street. on Wednesday evening, A. ~
q. ~ Rev. Louis +. Barrett, Thomas -. VIII
kinson and Katie +. Truitt. all OF Whining
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
5000 Shares Of 5 per cent. Cumulative Pre-
fGTTed Stock Ct this Company.

Subscriptions Elliott johnson and checks
to will be
at the xed the payment
to
lmentw whe forfeit ali previous payments
Subscription blanks be had on application.
Evening journal., 1892-04-09
COUNSEL.
BENJAMIN NIELDS,

oumuls.
tive preferential dividends of en payable out the earnings
the dividend the Preferred Stock will remain until paid charge against the
all the General Stock
has paid the Preferred Stock the dv
of until 10
Ali additional dttrbutve profits shall be divided equally
Ia
o I gener
semannuly November
Nay fiscal
declared and paid the Preferred Stock
Evening journal., 1892-04-09

The extra brewing OF q. & F. Brandy
wine Book Beer needs only q trial 10 be
appreciated. II can't be beat.