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The herald., 1893-07-01
REDoNDo.

Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
News Matters.
REDoNpo BEACH, June 3O.-The steamer
Bonita, Captain Green, is due to arrive this
afternoon flom San Francisco, with merchan-
disc destined for Los Angeles and interior
points. 49,
The steamship Santa Rosa will arrive at
O'Clock sunday morning, her. manifests from
san francisco show 2O7 tons of merchandise
for this port
Mr.. aeorge W. Hess OF Pasadena, formerly
with photographer Hill OF that city. has pur-
to the Eedondo hotel, and is fitting i unin
good style and with facilities for producing ele.
CANT, photographs, tin-types and views OF the
The Redondo minstrels are fully organized
under the leadership of Mr.. ]. Chase. A
grand concert is promised by this new musical
combination early in July.
Miss Clara N. Sowell, one of the young lady
graduates yesterday fiom the Los Angeles
Normal school, Is the accom- plished daughter of
Prot Rowell, principal OF the Redondo gram
The infant son of Mr.. G. Wilson, who is con.
nected with the Redondo wharf, was buried
@ funeral services took place 1t s oclocS y. Ine m
the Rev. g. G. Blanchard officiating.
DR.. Del Amo with Nine Del Amo, after an
absence of nearly eig hit months in kurope re-
turned home to their villa In Redondo last
evening The doctor and wife spent most OF
their time In Madrid, Spain. where many OF
their friends ami relatives reside. The doctor
says he ia glad to be oncs more at home in Re-
dondo. ,..7 ,,.,s....s.-
Woolley & Hdwards made fine haul by seine
this morning OF 200 pounds of pompano. be-
tides landing 720 pounds of barracuda, bass
and hsltbut from outside The bulk OF this
catch was expressed to Los Angeles this morn
ing.
The merchants and notion dealers Of this
burg are we'll prepared in the way OF fireworks,
flags and other implements of war for the com.
ing hol day Tuesday.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Redondo
were: Mrs. @. B. Baker, U.s.A.; Mrs. Hugh Vail,
G. z. App0yi, J. N. Methvin, Alfred Solano, Los
Apgeles; Mrs. W. A. BisselI and family, Ala
meoa; Geo: Pendergrast. Richard Watson, St.
Louis; pr. h. McKfnneli, Miss M. b. Hawhina,
Portland,
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SANTA ANA.

The Inquest ON tho Death OF D. w.
RauIkner-Nsws Matters.
SANTA ANA, June 8O.---John w. Faulkner ala
not commit suiclde At least the coroner's jury
brought in Q verdict Of death from natural
causes, unknown. and this settles the matter
The verdict was no doubt largely due to the
evidence Of the doctors who made an autopsy
which disclosed the fact that the deceased gen.
tleman's heart Was badly affected, ana that no
trace OF the deadly drug he was supposed TO
have taken could be found.
This much IL certain. and as long as the ex-
perfectly justihable. But the stomach OF M.
Faulkner should have been analysed, for this
is the only way the presence OF !try ychnine can IN
be found, and tho mere fact that this would De
an expense OF 1875 or $40 connected with hav'
ing this work done, should have cut no ngure
The remains were laid to rest in the santa
Ana cemetery this afternoon, and .erge nnm'
ber Of borrowing friends saw the remains OF q
good man consigned to Mother Earth.
NOTES.
H. A. Peabody and son, George, leave In the
morning for Northern California on short
The election of school teachers for the ensu-
Ing term took place in the city hall tonight.
Francisco, where he will spend couple OF
weeks.
That the financial panic had bad eject on
ss sss esss wsss but worth Of property
changed hands In this county
The engagement OF Miss Blauche Goldstein OF
this city to NJ. l.. Solomon, prominent bust
meas man OF Fresno, is announced Miss Gold
stein is one Of Santa Ana's handsome and popu-
lar young ladies'
The moonlight dance at Newport beach to-
nisht was largely attended, and pleasant al
fair.
The Orange bank opens again tomorrow.
work In the city well was resumed today
Mr. aud Mrs. Philip II arris spent yesterday In
San Bernardino
Miss Maggie Hill left on the steamer Corona
last night for San Francisco.
Next Monday the supervisors will probably
select a court house SITE
w. SchewKert, aged "a, and resident OF Los
Angeles, was today licensed to wed Louise Weh-
meyer aged %, q resident of Anaheim.
Mrs. H. Reed returned to her home in San
Francisco last night, after pleasant visit with
friends here,
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
street and Agricultural Park Railroad company
will be held at its office, NO. 234 North Main
street, in the city OF Los Angeles, on Monday,
OF electing board Of directors for the ensuing
year.
The polls will be opened at IL O'CLOCK m. and
closed at O'Clock p. m. A. O. TAYLOR,
Q Eat eecretogy.
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SANTA MONICA.
The Hotel Arcadia to open Todsy-Per-
sonal Notes.

tn. Hotop Arcadia to open Todsy-Per-
sonsl Notes.
? aAr~. MONICA, June 30.--Today the Hotel
Arcadla opens Its doors, and from now on the
san,on will be merry one. Simon Reinhart,
the genial proprietor, assisted by Mr. J. W.
scott and an able corps OF decorators and work.
men Of every description, have thoroughly rem
oyated the house from roof TO cellar. He has
secured good assist ants in VIM H. Meaney as
chief clerk, Courtland Scott a. cashier. Mr..
YmbOr as chef, and Mr.. Haimer as steward.
Tonight the hrst ball OF the season will be
riyen, and the spacious ball room will be the
scene u : large gathering OF the 400 OF South
efn California.
At the bath house where Mr.. J. W. Scott pre-
over overhsnied. New and attractive features have
been added and everything possible done to
make the patrons OF the establishment feel at
North Beach bath house. which has held its
own ever since the town was started, has been
completely transformed. Paint has been put
The tubs wherein luxurious hot ocean water
baths are given, have all been overhaul ed,
making this the greatest bathing luxury
The tank wherein the ocean water is warmed
has had its capacity doubled. In front OF the
where those who wish to simply look on at the
The improvements about the estabishnens
will greatly conduce to the comfort OF bathers
ind make life at the seashore especially at.
ttactive this season.
Judge Otis Of Riverside will spend the sum.
yuer 1t the Ryan cottage on Fourth street.
Mrs. Rosenberg and family of Silver City, N.
NJ. are at the Norwood.
Threshing has commenced on the Jones d
Baker ranch, the grain being heavier than for
many years.
Nrs Robert Bettner and family Of Riverside
will pass the summer here.
The race track will be put In thorough con-
dition and kept that way from now on; work
commenced yesterday
NJ. +. j. Hughes and family Of Riverside will
spend the season ct the Arcadia, bringing with
him string Of polo ponies.
Mr.. A. B. Stevens and family Of Albuquer.
que, N. n, are domiciled in one Of the Derio0t
cottages on Oregon avenue.
Archie JOHNSON has sold lot W, block 13l. to
George Wallace.
Among Yesterdays arrivals ct Hotel Jackson
were: J. F. Reitz, r. B. Corant Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Smith, J. =: CooE. Miss n. Morrison, J. Mills
Davies, J. +. Blanchard J. G. Campbell, B. W.
sGeiss. r. n. Friday, Charles G. Wheeler. Los
Angeles; H. Rich, J. ID. Redding, San Fran
ctsCo: O. A. Cos, Boston; Z. w. Henderson, Chi.
cago; b. H. Pence Marysville; Harry q. Cold
well, Phoenix: Oscar Robertson, Redlands; ChaA
w. Whttehead. Pesadeua.
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Astoniahinc Eant.

SUSPECTED BY COMPARATIVELY FEw.-Things
that embody the most truth are frequently
among the last to be realized. Incredible as II
may seem one in four have weak or diseased
heart the early symptoms of which are, short
breath, oppression, faiht and HUNGRY spells,
len ankles, Avcpsy, wind in stomach. etc. Levi
Logan, buchanan, Mich, suffered from heart
disease 30 years. Two bottles Of Dr. Miles
New Heart Cure IL wonderful. Mrs. Rva
Dresser, McGre&or, Ia. This favorite remedy
ts solo by @. H. Hance, 1T North Spring, on 4
gusrs,ntee; get the DOCTORS book. New and
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PASADENA.
The Recorder Complioation--Local News
Notes.

The Recorder Complication--LocalN News
Notes.
PAsApxNA, June S0.-At last there seems a
prospect OF a solution OF the much discussed
question. have we city recorder?
Attorney General Hart, as was agreed uoon
Wien the Marthen case was postponed, has be-
unproceedings to bring the matter before the
supeaor court, and get a decision from that
trlpunL. The result OF this test case will be
looked Tor with much Interest by the legal
talent aswell as citizens generally As will be
xmem Hm mpersd, the beginning OF the present
pointed recoder by the council and refused to
serve witnon q salary. This the council re-
iuaeo 70 grant md appointed H. H. Rose, who
cumbent, holding that the only aysilable mar.
son under the stale law had REFUSED to ACT ana
that ,t,a they were compelled to appoint some one
PREsBYrsRIAN SOCIAL.
The last social OF theseason was riyen bv IN a
Young Peoples societyd Christian Endesvor
pf the Presbyterian church last evening. In tha
Parlors OF the church. A large crowd WAS nre,.
1s IN sna very peasant evening spent. An ex-
% ellent musical and literary programme was
piano s0lo-Miss Vira Barker.
Wiolin solo-C. Engle.
Vocal solo--Mias Catharine scusder.
Violin solo-Mr. Hutchins.
Eesding, Girls Life at Roble Hall Miss win.
tocal soi0-Mlss Bertha Raymond.
eeading-MiEs York.
Iiolin solo-Miss Thompson.
MUSICAL EVENING.
Musical was given at the home OF Lieut
q Mrs. Chase, on North Mariugo avenue i. a
eping, large mum Der Of friends being pres
q The event was in honor of Mr.. K n
Ctke, violfnist, who was heard for the first
Up BY Pasadena audience last evening. His
p1ing was well received, and indeed il ie.
! SEED praise, the touch and execution being
Alice Coleman acted a. socompanist. in
Sef1sual perfect manner. Professor Kvie.
xaFas to have sung, was unable to be pres.
NOTES.
Ahmber of Pasadenians attended the olos.
ing lercises OF the Marlborough school at Los
Ansbs today.
Thphristisn Endeavor societies of Los An.
geieAtll join with the Pasadena societies In
II e4rsion to Rubio cafion July 4th.
1.Io .MIoPt the business houses win close July
.vtl,n Tne esadsna brass band will play in the pa
TneoRre Coleman OF the Star is back from a
NaP filliard cafon to switzer's camp.
o,av nv,nsfow the mountain railway Is thrown
Spehh uthe public. and large crowd viii
srsnt lake advantage of the privilege to in.
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q S srs 1 % sHS Sys oTn c,u.Sss assd
iurnish;- The tns rsirsshmsna @ suitable for the the
event, and i, general feeling OF good humor
Amonr those prssent were: Rev. and Mrs. +.
W. Adams and daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs. Mel
Campbell, Mr and Mrs Charles I. CLARK. Mr.
and Mrs Frank White, Nj. and Mrs. c. @. John
Dean, Mrs. 3. A. Hamilton and daughters, Miss
Taylor, Mrs. Kate. o. Moore. Mrs. P. 9. Ruth
and daughters Misses Anna and Conatance,
Savage and daughter, Judge oliver Youngs
and daughters Misses Edith and Annie and son
Master Oliver, Miss Winnie Smith. the thorough
choir, and Messrs. Ruth Drumon. will Strong,
Moore and Hammer.
Music, croquet, games, promenades, occa-
% some Of II the A many pie pleasant features Of the
evening.
The Good Tsmplsrs had an ice cream festival
Sunday viii be chiidren's day at the First
Unitarian church special services OF music,
recitations ahd an address by the pastor are an
At St. Paul's ON Sunday Rev. F.. W. Adams,
the rector, Will preach. The morning subject
IL The Hallowed name Of God; evening, ser
mon to TIE young men of st Andrews brother
In the tug of war contest yesterday afternoon
az the grounds Of the union sunday school ex-
the Bpss ns. ins
out victors The Methodists say that the
"douche font" Of the Christians was too heavi !,
ly laden for their spring; hence their victory of
the latter.
In the contest between the Preabyterians and
Congregationslists the old-time blue stocking
of the former was too fast a color for the more
recent half-hose of the latter. 1t being SO ate
and the contestants 20 worn out the contest be-
tween the victou did not come OF.
At the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. A. q. Lor-
beer, near the corner of Center and Palomares
streets, last evening, there was very pleasant
social gathering Nice refreshments were
served, and all had good time. The followtn6
were present. Fannie L0rbeer, Sarah Bowling,
Bertha Hurtt, Ida Shut, Inez Ralph, kdith
Martha Horton, Miss Lorbeer, Master Val entine,
Lordsburg; Messrs. Walter aud I'd Parker, Alba
HURT, Bert Shut, Carl Ralph, Will Hamlin,
Harry Lorbeer Marvin LOrbcer.
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CHIUAGO AND THE WORLDS

~ EAlR. Send ten cents (silver) or twelve
cents In stamps for Handy Po ,ket Guide to
the great expo;ition; gives information OF
value to every visitor. Street Guide Hotel
Prices Cab Fares Restaurant Rates, etc. De-
scribes the hidden pitfalls for the unwary, and
hints how to keep out of them. This indis-
pensible companion to every visitor to the
windy city will be sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt of ten cents silver, or twelve cents in
stamps. Address
II. STAFFORD. PUBLIsHER,
P. o. Box 2264, New York, N. Y.
6-3Od63t wet
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seventy-Flys CsuxnI.Ion..

THRILLING ExPERIENcx. There IL no one
put put az some period IN NE has an experience
Such is the case OF John B. Collins OF Romeo
Mich, who says: From sepember to Jan,
uary. before using Nervine, I Aad at least rs
more attacks. DR.. Miles Restorative Neryine
also cures nervous prostration, headache, poor
memory, Dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
etc, and builds up the body. Mrs. ]. r. Milier
OF Valparaiso. Ind, and ]. 4. Taylor OF Logans-
port, Ind, eech gained 20 pounds of hesh by
taxing 1t. Sold BY G. H. Hance, 1T North
SPRING on guarantee Get the doctors book,
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Long Beach Notsa.

FOR GOODS at Los Angeles prices go to VIM.
Schilling's corner of Pine aud Second streets
Clean, fresh stock of groceries, dry goods, boots
and shoes, etc.
at city prices. prepared and served by skilled
white labor, go to r. p. Stewards pavilion, on
the beach, between the wharves. Private rooms
for families.
1T WOULD BE TO THE INTEREST Of oar.
ties visiting Long Beach to call at Fetterman &
sons livery and feed stables on First street.
where nrst-cless turnouts can be had at reason.
able rates. The Fattermau House on Pine ave
only one block from the new wharf, furnish
their patrons with good accommodations at
popular prices. Rate for season moderate
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The Best Of Reasons.

The recon why ALLcocx's popoUs Pr. Asrrps
. .re poppr Is that they may be relied on to
4; hanback,, sciatica, stiffness or twitching
m0nt! =, Ehssj troubles such as pleurisy, pneu.
complaint ''AAousness' Aioney
The SUCCESS, however, will depend upop the
genuinenes OF the plaster used. The nonn. M
.o 'osy syaot 81 Porous PLAsrERs has been
snrnnr 6ne1n ~, .nN muiutudes OF limitations have
=, TO get te genuine ALLcocK's POROUS
bRANDRRTHe PILLS improve the digestion.
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POMONA.

The Packard Lawn social-Tug of War.
Notes. M
POMONA, June 3O-The lawn social at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Packard, on Holt
avenue. last evening, was we'll attended and
proved to be very pleasant affair. The duties
OF host and hostess were well understood and
executed by Mr. and Mrs. Packard, aided by
their guest, Miss Mamie Allen, C bright young
lady OF oakland Cal. The evening was Just
such as only California, at this season of the
The herald., 1893-07-01
Notice of Dividend.

TVHE USUAL PER CENT sEMI-ANNUAL
l. July dividend Of the Security Loan and Trust
Company has been declared by the board of
directors. Dividend checks will be duly for.
warded to stockholders. M. w. BTIMSON,
I'll lot Prssident.
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Ikama of Intarast.

! svth1 E9O ENJOY good French cooking 20
aanta Mo-. ns Tea -ps>rtrti tUp..Sec Cefa-
brated chef, presides over cutsine. Private
rocds II desired.
VISITORS TO SANTA MONICA will find at
the remodeled r I'd store, Third street. the iarg-
est and best selected stock Of dry goods, fur
mining and high class groceries In the town.
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Itching, Aching Piles-HaIl's Cream salve
Will give immediate relief and is q positive
cure 70 and SOC. Off & Vaughn's drug store,
Fourth and 6pring sts
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cIG1sa4A AiSszn tonic
Combined with sulphate of Hydrastia.

Combined with Sulphate of Hydrastia.
Nervousness, DyspeDsis, Loss of appetite, De
bi ity and low condition Of the system will
valuable for overworken business men and
weak, nervous women. Pleasant, prompt and
{ fficient. 100 doses 81. Get the gen nine,
manufactured only by Taylor 4, Myers Phar
macy Co., st. Paul. MINI.
Los Angeles agents, b. M. SALE d SON. 22O
s Spring st. Al 1Y
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Wall paper at cost: must sell; white back, A
cents roll Chicago Wall Paper House, 237
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Poison dAk-Hall's Dream sa,v.
Eil eive immediate relief and cura IN Oh
n0urs 2S and 60c. on Il Vaurhan,a drno
itores Fourth and Spring sts. S1s
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Pelnsylvenia and Champion lawn mowers
very low. J. W. Baker 4 Sons, l13 N. Main It,
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wall paper white back, 4 cents a roll. at Chi.
Aso Wal Paper House. 2S7 South sprine,
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Private, Nervous and Chronic Troubles
TREATED BY A SPECIALIST.

WOMEN %aosS %asssSls LIVES " sny sre Of msSs sss
Diseases peculiar to their sex Can receive i'm
mediate relief.
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State of California, County of Los Ans eles-ss.
J. B. LAnkershim and J. v. Wachtel. being
each separately duly sworn, each for himself,
says
Wach tel is cashier OF the Main Street Savings
Bank and Trust Company, the corporation
above mentioned, and that the foregoing state.
ment is true 10 the best OF his knowledge and
belief.
(Signed) J. B, LANKERSHIM, President.
(Slgned) J. V, WACHTEL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3Oth
day of june 1898.
INorARIAL sEALl (Signed) J. M WORRALL,
Notary public In and for the county OF Los
Angeles, state OF California. IL lot
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Wal Paper 1T Cost.
viosIng out sale-Eckstrom & Htrasbure. 3O7
ma BOB South Main street. "
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Total :. ................. $685. ,449 80
Sta OF California, County Of Los Angeles, SIS.
l. T. G. Howes, Cashier OF the above named
bank, do s0lemnly swear that tho above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. &C. HOwES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day OF May, 1893.
E. W. COB, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
CHAS. A. MARINER,
WARREN GILLELEN,
Pm. GREEN,
Directors
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We do solemnly swear that we have (and each
OF us hasl personal knowledge OF the matters
contained in the foregoing report, and that
every allegation, statement matter andithing
therein contained, is tue to the best of our
knowledge and belief
HERMAN w. HELLMAN, President
w. M. CASWELL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th
day of june 1893.
(SEAL1 ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
Notary public in md for the county OF Los An
geles, state Of California. II 8t
The herald., 1893-07-01

IN Monday, the 5th day of June, A. D.
1898, the council of the city of Los Angeles
did, at its meeting on said day, adopt an ordi-
10 have the following work done, to-wit:
Eirat-That eaid
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04

By a curious coincidence the
Northwestern millers, who have been
shouting themselves blue in the face
over the evils of the monopolies
which the defeat of The Anti Option
law would pcrps tiiate, have them
selves gone into combination for
the very purpose which they have
SO hsrcely condemned. Their
combine, perfected during the last
week, not only expects to putup the
cost Of flour-one Of the absolute
necessaries OF life-but intends, if
possible, TO restrict the output in
every part of the country, SO that
there may be an actual shortage Of
the supply. The plan will, perhaps,
ial-experience has shown that il IS
not an easy matter to thwart the OPP
Grafton of natural Lawsuit it adds
the element of grotesque humor to
Congressman Hatch's efforts TO pass
the Anti Option bill in the interest
of an oppressed people"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04
B anamahGf7s.


PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb %
One of the foremost Scotch
makers of Cotton Stuffs has
been trying his hand at ito
get up the toughest, slightest
fittest Cotton tor boys and
girls and women's Summer
wear.
He must aim high to win.
He did aim high. He hit
the mark. The first of the
new stuff is here.
MAXINE SUITING.
Rumple it, crumple it, pull
and haul it. Just as slightly as
ever. Try to tear it-warp
way, wool way. There's a
Cotton stuff that brambles or
bushes or a chance catch on a
silver isn't likely to hurt.
Stripes very narrow to me-
dunn. Colors count.
navy blue and white, red aud white
light blue and white, brown and
white
Besides tints of the same
"A changes in all.
Price IS cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04
A Murder in Delaware.

A family feud of long standing be
tween James P. Greenly and his brother
in law John Warren, of Harrington, Del.
eliminated Saturday night 10 the death
of Greenly. l. seems that on Friday
afternoon, while on the way from school
Greenly's boys had a difficulty with one
of Warren's daughters and she was
beaten. Warren entered charges against
Greenly's children before Justice Clark,
and tho hearing was postponed until
Saturday morning. Greenly appeared
before the time set for the trial aud
submitted the case to the justice and was
discharged on the payment OF fine and
costs. Greenly then started for home
and stopping at Warren's house an
alteration occurred, in which Greenly
called upon his sons FOR help against
Warren. Greenly received a stab in the
thigh and died at his home the same
evening from loss of blood. Warren
surrendered himself and was taken to
Dover iail.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04
LIEBERMAN'S
3ANN0UMG NJ I'm X
FOR THIS WEEK.

The fag end OF winter is
here. Spring will soon be
upon us. We want to get rid
of our Winters stock and get
ready for Spring trade. We
will sell Mems Overcoats from
S2.5o upwards; Boys Over
coats from $500 upwards;
Mems Suits from $3.50 up
wards; Children's Suits from
$3.50 upwards. Remember!
our goods have the original
price marked on them, and
you can see that we honestly
mark them down.
The bleak and clustering
months are still ahead, the
sassiest end OF Winter. We
have to get rid of our stock
and that gives our customers
a chance.
Our HATS are OF the latest
and most fashionable make
and will be sold at the lowest
prices. Caps the same. We
can always show you a fine
line of Gents Furnishing Goods
Remember valuable pres
ent will be given with every
suit of clothes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04
CAeri0ts. solid co,ors.

Ch6Ut0ts, SOLID co'orS.
81 in, 6c)Iors, 31.5O
"a in, s c,lors, $l.75
Sc in, colors, $500
IS in, colo,s, So
Miscellaneous.
Sc in, Mixed Whipcord, 2 colors,
$l.50
sc in. Polka Dot Mixed Whipcord.
2 colors, $l.75.
"a in. Tailor Diagonal, 3lcolors, 81 10
Fer CH7IdreN'S Goats.
sc in, small check Chovios, styles,
$1.25.
sc in, small check Cheviot, . styles,
$3.50.
"a in Plaid Chcviot, styles. 81 90
81 ill., Plaid. Ficuna, 3 styles. $l.25.
"a in. Fancy Plaid, Cheviot, Is styles
81 rs
sc in Notified Chesiot, , styles, 81 %
SO in, Notified Cheviot, styles,
81 50
"a in Mixed Cheviot, styles. l25.
81 in, fancy Mixed Cheviot, Is styles
81 50.
81 in. Homespnn. 0 Sly les, $3.50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04

Who will be the first wearer of CTino-
line in Elkton? In Daden, Tenne ssee,
Mrs. Sanders in atten pting to introduce
the fad on Sunday last caused fight in
a church of that place. What the result
will be there is too difficult to faretell.
In entering the church the cumbersome
skirts brushed against several persons,
and Andrew Watson M de remark
which insulted the lady, who informed
her husband. \ fight ensued, the rela
tives and friends of both parties engag,
ing in the battle. Women tainted, child
rem screamed and paudemonium reignsd
supreme. Many emerged with broken
and bleeding heads vowing veugerce.
Several of the parties are cunning for
zach other, and tho crinoiino fad IS on
thedecliue