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Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28
sfotpi ior mngc Saimer.
Fair fits for fairer wearerS at the
fairest prises in Winnesheik
County at THE FAIR, 12S
Water Street.

gu er bet netop 6ioen til at ttebe, tn oI
en- Itorllageu @asie al Cperraltel'
Ter Stotpi for &lnterer. p9 enona ligtre
Sperrnltelier / Irtier. s oenne u9e lPl9ef
ri Ladies Patent Leather Dancing Shippers
iur so, pa 9pn9ola for $1.75 o4 b'uigere.
SpIpt MI lille neo at tontme til The Fair,
GA bet Itrar, tbi tommer Sc ienere, oil DC
finpe, at bet bepite at Gplaget CT ioiol9t. "
peobliuer iremoelcs at i9Ise bort line llonal9
al Stptpi for 3anter, unse Bigger, Born %
Serrer, % bet I'll SnOtJDbsprts. VI naa
bliue tuit laa meget iom muli9t al Dor Se'
bolonina ior at iaa 9laos til ale be mau9'
ioloiae |drer, ipm ulereoe III boer Sag
lpmmer mo Tor Sule- % Nptadrss 0el8en'
n FAIR.
100 JOntpr |treet
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

5rnen: "SUao ipnes OIL ON min
ipliuternpc prG8tige 6lgielsora9t?"
Wanben (mDrft): $50, BET ~iortner
for 9iuene pna mig"
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

Set CT life aiGrligbcoen, Der ifllbe
fremitiles lom blino, men GgenfjHrligs
beben.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

Yaitur SiBbeim meo 5amllie al Den
5pr. s.. er reiit til Norse paa Ell &es
f~reatiousreiie. Saitur Colo al Great
Sails, MUnt., ligeiaa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28
Grtra llboope af "samfnnbets, ben

UVi. Siites yHpluhHtthbsotuo, - y"
fpmmet / 2 Rp. "9niolois Br0oiten
Tor enfolbise 5olf" or ct soot Stpiie.
glaoet beber ONT at iaa bore ! 5reo,
msoens bet arbeioer FOX at faa iuo'amile
&c $4,000. Oct beretter ON en- lite
rclitaaenoe Mano, Tom bar eipet 800;
ont Ell ing Manb, iom osida bar sipst
800. 8lobet bcrstter, at Snoiamlin'
gen gar meset spbt | 5orbplo til be
baaroe Gensetiber. 8 Gau Claire Me'
nisbeo er auiat so Snoiamlere al Wano
% Spinber.
llbl9nbingerne iaina er paa mango
Muaoer trueoe os | 5are. 5fere inos
fpbeliesrige &ineiere, beriblanot to
@upernprer, bar inbisnot iii aeiieren
anisenin9 ON at erboloe 9iaaoelie til
at at nebiable ale Sremmebe % ii9r
ale Gn~slRnbere. De ireml99ser iom
@runo for fin Inissning, at Gnslano
ipefulerer paa at bile erobre 9anoet %
omitprte bet bimmelife &i9es Resle'
ring. MiSiiOn9rerne er paa mango
Steber truet; be b~etrastes pperalt iom
SpiUner al ben upibenoe Sob.
8obt aiprt. 2pItlanb bar 6S tuins
beige Misiiunsifoler. 8e uncerboloer
146S Mislionerer % bar / bet iioite
gar ialnlet ! Niiaion 700 3uiinbe 3pls
lars til Misiionens Drift.
Gn paffer Subifription til Sams
iunosgj9loen blep optaset ai Miuuris
teten / Yaitor Said @iertlcns Weni9s
beo. Den naaebe op til naiter $50 3.
Winjorlteten itentte iOm befjenbt for
9(ug8bur9 Stolen.
0eo ben Tpr. 2irfes Sfole er Der
III IS Stuoenter. Elsie bar Here Sl09s
5oreninser, ianleoes 3 3ebntiorenins
ger, Ell Sp9eforening, Ell WiiSionsfors
enir9 og en- iaataloet StnoenteriO orr
euing.
YreItebrDauper. Haitor 8Olonl
bar bolot 8rpllup meo Ntils 5emreite
/ 9oleppile, isis, os 8aItOr 81. s.,
8isneIs piebes til Ntiis Minuie Ste.
ueruo FAINT 8nit. s. goeritab til MiiS
0elen Sto9en fra @Opobue SO.
Warmpritette er al aiopoe 8ruf.
2psneis @leper % Senner reiIt paa
bans @rao pe6 geloit, Soma. San
iortjente oenl
Gn preItelig Spinber. &aitor
Norman af ben norlfe Spnobe bar tas
get 8atent paa en- ny Slabemobel, ipm
fables "@itinsen1. Den itul ubmarte
li9 peo 9etbeo iamtiois meo 9urabilltet.
Wision | YerIien ifal paabespuoes
al ben luenlf lutb. Iusuitana SpnOoe.
Gn 0fis iionspreit ifal reiie beruo til
5uraaret.
Yalor YrcuS's Ireltetalo i Gan
Glairs ps Smesn er belt. IaitOr
SGtueit ct oniat.
ct. Slai Colleges lobe aarsoas
i~eItligbplbtes ben CITE Npobr. / Nortbs
fielo. 8altor Muis bolbt Gale.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28
Gn Wenneife. 1iif iorepiies iOr 81

Gn Weuneife. 5iif iOrepiies for 3i=
ben i hamburg, buor ben p9tter me9en
Snteresie. Mert,eIfcs Siifet er pmtrelit
3 Nteter lang % pcier GOO Sfaalpo.
FAINT bar erbplbt lit gtapn lpm 6plge al
fine meme Itelisnenbe 8prmer. 9enne
9iebeb li9ser / Sopeoets 8annelie,
Den tanolsIe Munodabnin9, / ben forte,
fipoiuloe Suu9e, / Den iorbpieoe 8rplts
tnrp, i sc to 5iuuer, peb builte Der paa
boer iinoes 5 Iulot uobannebe 5in9re
p.i.p. @ioenIfabsmanb ifal BABE er.
tl9ret, at oenue Sfabnins life bibtil
bar pnret i%noran9eret blanot no9en be-
itaaenbe Gpreart, liseipm ben ooerbOs
peoet life tunbe tlasiificeres.
Siitraftiun. Yrpfesioren: 5or Ipfs
ter! Min Snusbaaie er bleoeu l~tiaalen
fra mig"
Serren: "9et er life mulist? M9r-
febe De oa life en- Saano / 9pmmen? ?"
YrOiesiorcn: $50. jeg mGrfeSe en-
Saano ipr, men ieg troeoe, Oct bar min
egen!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

ct. OLAF Colleges lobe aarsoa9
ie~Itlisbplotes BEN Cite Npubr. / Nortbs
fielo. 8aitor Muus bolbt Gale.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28
llblanbinaerne / aina er paa mango

6obt aiprt. 2pItlanb bar 6s tuin'
beige MisiiUnsItoter. 9e u~nberboloer
l46S MisliOnerer Os bar / bet iioite
9lar iamlet ! NliIion 700 3uiinbe 9uls
lars til Misiioneus Grit.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

Gn paffer SubIfription til Sam=
iu~nosgjGloen blep opta9et ai Winoris
teten / gaitor Said @iertlens Meni9s
beb. Gen naaeoe op til n9lter $50 3.
Wtnjoriteten itentte iOm befjenbt for
2tug8bur9 Stolen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

geb ben Spr. airfeS Sfole er Der
III IS Stuoenter. Elsie bar flere SlO9s
5orenin9er, ianleoeS 3 3ebntiorenins
ger, en- Sp9eforcning, Ell Wti8ionsfors
enirg og en- i%aataloet StubenteriOrs
euirg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

Yalor YrcuS's Greitetalo i Gan
Glairs ps Smegn er belt. Iaitor
SGtueit CT anIat.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-28

YreitebrDauper. 9aitor 8oloul
bar bolot Srpllup meo Wtils 5emreite
/ 0oleppille, isis, os 9aitUr 81. s,
8isnaIs piebes til Ntiis Minuie etes
ueruo FAINT 8ait. s. goeritab til MiiS
6elen Sfogen fra @Opobue SO.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
nsIawnre Apple brandy.

Delaware is now in her apple brandy
season. and the product promises to be
unusually large Nearly all the distilling
is done in the two southern counties,
and there will be four times as much
apple brandy as peach brandy distilled
The apple brandy of Delaware is an in
nocent looking but strong aud fiery pro
duct. with the virtue of absolute
purity It softens and mellows with age,
and there are few gallons Of ancient
appleiack slowed away in the cupboards
of rural connoisseurs that would win the
approval Of all who hold good aud whole.
some liquor in respect New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
A NInnrIsh CITY of rnday.

Sevilleis today as much a Moorish city
as il was 800 years ago, at the expulsion OF
the Saracens. The arrangement and plan
of the dwellings are the same as on the Flu
pirates and Tigris, but they are more beau
titled and ennobled by art and by the
wealth which these Moslems in Spain and
Sicily had at their command IL isa re
markable fact that the Arabs, who in theii
native land have never risen above the low
est STAGE Of civilization, but have always
been a nomadic, pastoral people, became in
Europe the hearers of knowledge and re
fnement Poetry and history, mathemat
les. astronomy and architecture nourished
with them when the Christian west had
sunk into dark barbarism.
There is no more beautiful poetry than
their lamentations for their lost paradise
of Granada, and in their encounters with
Christian chivalry they often displayed Q
romantic valor and generosity which served
their enemies for n model.-Moltke
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
TraIn leaves s.45 a. m AUG. 1st.
our NeIrhhors wIn FOLLOW.

The authorities of Wilmington, Del,
have shown excellent judgment in pro
viding that city with a large modern
filter plant. Every city should have one.
The domestic filter is of little value in
protecting the users from disease germs
which have got into the stream which
furnishes a citys water. The giant filter
which clarifies millions of gallons daily
does the work thoroughly and clears out
cholera and typhoid microbes as we'll as
mud and sewage from the water passed
through il No city in the L, i'm needs
a ilter plant more than Philadelphia
does or would profit more by its i'm
mediate erection Philadelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
rho NlehllnraIe,a sonr ana nIatInr.

inc NlEhAih.AAt'e sony anu hoNihEs
The cock b. rds usually arrive in the val
ley at the end of the second week in April
and spend az least week in practicing aud
recalling their song, At such times they
are extremely tame, and the writer has
often watched from few yards distant the
singers who show far less nervousness in
practicing before a stranger than is often
observed in human vocalists. The first long
drawn notes are commonly run through
without difficulty, but the subsequent trlls
and changes can no more be acquired with
out practice and training by the nightin
gale than 10y human singer. The bird
stops and repeats the song, sometimes car
rying it on with rush which seems TO
promise success, and then breaking down
helplessly.
Now and then the complete song IS sung
so low as to be almost inaudible, and then
triumphantly repeated with the utmost
powers which the bird can exert. Providing
bird catchers, with their traps and meal.
worms, are wont to find their way to Night
ingale valley, and the owner Of the farm
finds it necessary TO give orders for the pro.
lection Of the nightingales equally with the
pheasants nesting in thecopses. BY the end
OF May the birds are sitting and the cocks
sing to them throughout the night.-Ion-
don Spectator
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Deacon Ironside had been attracted by an
interesting story in his favorite paper, The
Weekly Commentator, and had found that
it led gently to an eloquent and moving
dissertation on the merits OF DR., Rybold +
concentrated extract of wild cherry, price
25 cents a bottle, for sale by all druggists
ITS got so nowadays" he CIRCULATED
throwing the paper down in disgust, that
there's only about one publication that
doesn't trick you into readin patent medi
cine puilsl
And be picked up the family Bible and
opened it at the book of Jonah.-Chicago
Tribune
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

What is certain is that Napoleon gained
GO battles, 10 more than Cesar, and, to
quote the figures preserved at the war Of
fee he expended during the wars Of the
consulate and the empire l,7I0,0O0 men.
This man was visiting the battlefield OF
Magdeburg, and struck by the humber Of
dead which lay around some Of his soldiers
said to Count Rapp. what is the regiment
that has fought so wellY' and upon the re
ply, 1.-THE Thirty second, F" stopped and said
meditauvely. How does It still surviyei
have killed ID much Of that regiment, IN
Italy, in Egypt and everywhere, that there
ought TO be no more Of it left. London
AthenRum.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
MICE Doc cntehers use LarIats.

Poundmaster Creech and his deputies
were astir early this morning. The deputies
were two colored men who evidently were
adepts in the business of dog catching.
The way they lassoed the ours was n sight
worth witnessing. In most cities scoop
nets are employed for this purpose, but the
dog catchers Of Butte are graduates Of the
plains, and instead Of the net a piece OF
rope is employed. Standing several yards
away, they deity throw the coiled rope az a
cur. and before the latter realizes his danger
he is entangled in the lariat.-Butte In
ter Mountain.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Representative William Cooch, Of
Cooch's Bridge, spent the day with Reg
lister of Wills Cooeh.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

J. Frank Bacon, one of Georgetown's
leading Republican politicians, was in
this city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27


ATKINSON July "a. 1893, Harvey b.. son
OF slant. b. and Mary s. Atkins, aged 8
months
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 20 attend IA funeral from the resi-
de- ce Of his grandfather, Robert N. Riddle,
Edge Moor. on thursday. s1th instant, nj 2
o'clock y. m iuterment at Riverview.
CONNOR-ln this city. on the 9Th Instant
Agnes. infant daughter Of Edward and
bridget Conner.
GORMAN-ln this city, on the 23d instant
Charles German, son OF Michael and Maggie
German, aged year and months.
II ATT.-In this city. on the cath instant.
n. Hyatt, Sr aged 90 years.
O'MEALEY.- this city. on the 9th in
slant Michael O'Mealey in the cath year Of
his age.
TURNER this city, on the 28d instant.
homas Bowen Turner, aged % years
WHITE On July 20. 1898, George White at
his late residence. No. rs King street.
WHIrE-Un Monday, July "a, lSai, Helen
lewis. infant daughter of willlam II. aud
Helen Lewis White, aged a months aud
lays.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
ABov,s Ambition.

There is, as rule, nothing more lofty
than the ambition Of boy Of . who has
looked carefully over the whole range fhu
man endeavor and made uphis mind what
he is going to be- A lad Of that observant
age known TO all Of his kind as "goin on
c. was asked the other day If he expected
70 become n lawyer like his father.
"Oh, no." said he with positive shake OF
his head Pm going to be n captain Of a
big ship. and III sail out west and bonn
bard the Indians on the plains. "-Harper's.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

An old and well posted goat which was
kept by secret society for use Of initia
tons was chewing the leg Of a boot when
young kid came along and asked;
SAY. doesn't it make you awful tired
TO have those buffers in the lodge ride you
so much;"
NO, not much. You SEQ l get used to It
by degrees. "-Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
pUBLIC SALE

IOibllI SALE
Of
REAL ES ATE.
w II q sold az public sale, on the premises.
In the city Of Wilmington, Del, "a order 20
settle an estate
ON SATURDAY, JULY -, 1891.
at $50 y. M,
The following described real estate:
No. IA three-story h lex dwelling, No fl3
West Second stre~t. with rooms and Kitchen:
lot 1.i0xsn with SIDE alley.
"a two-story frame dwelling, No. 500
West Front street, with rooms; lot II 10.
by go Il. deep.
No ga twO-stOry frame dwelling, No. sos
West Front street. with rooms: lot 20 H..
font by 100 II. deep 20 Lafayette streets
This prnprrt' a valuable for business pur
poses, as 10 n centrally located. being close TO
II. a H. o's works railtnad shops besides be-
ing main thoroughfafe for business purposes.
attendance viii be- given and terms made
known on day Of sale by
THOMAS n. LALLY.
Administrator.
Geo. Drake. Auotioneer.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
HgARrsEAsE.

Tn the liltlo heartseasel
don't care for pouting skiesi
If the butterfly delay,
Can | therefore stay away2
1.-THE coward bumhlebeo
In his chimney corner stay,
must rcsoluto bel
Who'll apologize for me7
Dear old fashioned little fowsrl
Eden IS old fashioned, too
Birds are Anticipated fellows
Heaven does not change her blue.
Nor will l, tho little hoartsease,
Ever be induced TO do.
Emily Dickinson In Youths Companion.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Discussing recently novel by woman
writer, a clever man said concerning its
love passages, "A woman writing book
makes man propose the way she would
like him to. or the way she would, not the
way he does"
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Il is not ignorance which Stays the most
victims. Thousands who know perfectly
well how they ought to live have not the
strength Of mind to carry out their knowl-
edge ia practice
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

visiting their uncle, L. N. Jones, IN
Dover.
Miss Mable Gem, of this city, is visit
ing Miss Mary Jones, of Dover.
Mrs. d T. Bradford and family will
return from Rehoboth on next Monday.
Representative William Cooch, Of
Coochs Bridge, spent the day with Reg
lister of Wills Cooeh
Francis A. and Levi II sons Of Regis
ter OF Wills Cooch, will leave for the
Worlds Fair, ON the b. & o railroad on
Monday morning.
J. Bradley Bradford has returned to
town after week s sojourn at Rehoboth.
Charles w McFee has returned from
the Worlds Fair with brand new aud
interesting story.
Colonel John M. Miller and wife. Of
Delaware avenue and Rodney street, are
visiting near Elkton, Md.
Miss frankie J Kills, OF Philadel phis,
who has been visiting Miss Margaretta
Bradford, in this city, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Messick, of Chester, is
visiting Miss Matte Zlegler, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. B Frank McDluiel re-;
turned yesterday from Atlantic City and
Absecom, N. J.
James r Mehaffey and Herbert Rice,
who went down the bay yachting, have
reached Lewes. General Secretary King
has received letter from them in which
they stated that they are having a very
enjoyable time and will go out TO sea on
pilot boat.
Samuel R. Ball, of New York. formerly
Of this city, is the guest Of his brother
Judge BAIL
Ex.Clerk Of the House William A.
Gum. of Frankford, Sussex county
registered at the Hotel Willis yesterday
Hugh c. Browne went to Philadel
phia to day.
Mrs Elizabeth Magulre aud son John
have gone to Atlantic City for a week
recreation. They are registered at Mil
ler's cottage.
j Frank Bacon, one of Georgetown
leading Republican politicians, was il
this city yesterday.
Miss Wales Miss Nields, l. p. Vale
and r. NJ Bailey have returned to VIII
mington from trip to West Chester.
Rev. NJ. Y Fallon aud Miss Mar.
Falon will go to Dover this evening I
give an entertainment for the CathOli
church there Father Birmingham wi
not 60. as was stated in yesterday
/ Every Evening.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
The Odor Arising From Them Is Intolera-
Bile and an Unbearable Nuisance.

The Odor Arising From Them Is Intolera-
BILE and an Unbearable Nuisance.
EAsToN, July 27-All the 6sh-tens
of thousands of them-in the paper mill
pond, near Easton, have died, and the
dead fish line the shores of the pond or
are floating about on the surface.
The odor arising from these putrify-
ing fish is intolerable and an almost I'M
besrable nuisance to those who pass on
the road that skirts the pond A south
wind brings the efllnvia into Easton. A
dam prevents the tide water from en-
teriug the pond and the pond water from
escaping unless it rises high enough to
overflow the dam
II has been dry so long and so little
rainfall this summer that the upland
streams which empty into the pond have
ceased to flow. 1t is supposed the water
has become stagnant and poisonous from
this cause
Evening journal., 1893-07-27


PROPOSALS DELAWARE STATS HOS
i pIrAL AT FARNHuRST Sealed pro-
p0sals win be received by the Trustee for the
following supplies for the months OF August.
september. October November and Dcccm-
Der. viz Groceries. bread, beef, YEA and NUT
ton, salt meats. dry goods, mems Clothing.
shoes. crock ry and drugs.
Bids for beef will be for 70 and hind quar-
ters out OF cattle well fatted and dressing
not ~ than 800 pounds. The kidney fat TO
10 excluded In tho bid on hind quarters.
81 for veal 20 be ON the whole animal
the calves to he well fatted and dressing not
less than ninety pounds
Bids for mutton 10 be on fore quarters and
on the whole animal, the a. e. y 10 be well
fatied and dressing not less than thirty-hYe
pounds
All supplies 20 be delivered az the hospital
free OF charge and In such quaint les as may
be ordered by the superintendent. klank
forms OF proposals anu cnve opes VIII be
lurnf shed 10 those who address DR.. ID. ID,
richardson. Farnhurst. Delaware. No bids
wi / be considered un e-s made on SAID
blanks and In the manner there designated.
The bits will De opened at the hospital az
ll.W O'Clock Thursday, August Sd. 1888. Con-
tracts will be az arded TO the BEST bidders.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject bids
not deemed TO the interest OF the Institution.
Samples can be seen by applying az The
hospital.
ALI bills must he p presented Monday. july
3lst. 1888.
u. d. RICHARDSON. Superintendent
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Six ounces Of rosewater mixed with two
drains of chlorate Of potash is an excellent
purifier of the breath Rinse the mouth
after each meal.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
PURLIo SALES.

DURLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT NO.
1 ql7 " est Eighth street on Tuesday morn
ing
AUGUST lsr. AT $50 O'CLOCK,
Parlor furniture consisting of parlOr suite
fancy chairr. plano. Brussels carpet, bed
room suits, dining room furniture and q fun
line Of kitchen utensils. also quantity OF
BRUSSELS and Ingram carpets aud all kinds OF
furniture used in housekeeping he goods
are In good order and will be positively sold
l.. W. SriDHAM a SON.
AunIInnnnIa.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

The golden age never leaves the world.
Il exists STILL and shall exist. till love.
health and poetry are no more. -Bulwer
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Grattan's last words were; II am perfect
ly resigned. am surrounded by my fam
lily. have served my country have re
lance upon God. and am not afraid OF the
devil -
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
Beneat new bnllalng fund. Ang. bod.

Franklin Brockson, of Port Penn. has
resigned his position as principal Of Il e
public schools there TO acceped similar
one at Marshailton.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
white Against the world.

Shuler White wants to challenge any
11S-pound man this side Of New York
If he cannot get up a fight OF that kind
he is willing To contest with any 49,
pound in the world
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

TOR RENT.-SEVER q SMALL HOUSES
i Apply 10 Francis s Bradley, Corner
Eleventh aud Head streetes.s
HoR sALE-VALUABLE AND DESIhA-
IT BILE Cluster county property. Dwelling
and store all under one roof good out uild-
ings, eleven acres Of land. A good Investment,
Will sell cheap Apply 20 =. fAlhLANB,
Gum Tree, Chester county. w.
EOR SALE.-S9.aOO for n. h. corner Fourth
II and Harrison streets, nine rooms and
bath; newly painted and pauered throughout;
sewer connections Electric cars pass the
aoor. Also south Franklin street. No.
iOl. 81 600 Nos. 1903, i05 l0i. 100. each Sl.iin
and No. laG and M. 1904 Reed street, Sl.250
each. These houses have six rooms and bath.
sew connections, and rent we'll at Sl2. Sla
aud elf p month. Very little cash required,
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
MEDICAL

tFAKRIFD LADIHs,-ShND 10 CENT
vi for "infHllible Safeguard" tnO medicine
40 deceptlOnD just what yOu want adie.
3ayar Kansas CITY. No.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
tnn sALn.

A UCTIoNi AUCTIONS AUCTIONi
STREET Fine Wat, hes DIAN onds. Jewelry
Silverwai q, Clocks aud Bronzes viii be sold at
pub &c sale gardless OF cost Sale every
Tuesday. Friday aud saturday evenings
a IN the entire stock of 9 so worth gods
~ sold II. q. Is AkTRAM.
p ivate sale during the day.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf
week days. Accommodation. $40 and 8.20 D
M, 3 ~ and ~ p. m. Sundsys-exlges6. e.ii
a, m Accommodation, 500 and s1b a. 10.
400 ~. m
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Leave Chestnut street ana South erect
wharves, veek-days Express, $40 a f1. 3(|0.
m, b.45 D. m. Sunday-Express $50 and 1000
a. M. Accommodation. 500 a. M, 40 y. 10.
Evening journal., 1893-07-27
Hol for Cape May, Y. "A c. A., Aug Is
Half Rate Excursions to the worlds Fair.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
uany will run series OF special excur-
sions 70 the Worlds Fair for which excur-
sion tickets 10 Chicago will be sold at rate
OF one fare for the round trip from New
York aud all -tatiOns west as far as Balti-
more. The dates selected are August 9th,
9th and 18th The special trains will con-
sist Of first-class day coaches, equipped with
lavatories and other toilet cow eniences.
and an experienced Tourist agent will ac-
company each train % look after the com
fort o. passengers. - ps 70 meals will be
made en- route The tickets will be valid for
the outward journey on special trains only,
excepting that from way points they will
be h0nored an local trains to the nearest
sta, ion ~ which the trains are scheduled 20
stop. They will ne valid for return jour
ney in dav coaches on all trains leaving
Chicago within ten days, inclu ing day OF
sale
Following Is schedule OF The special trains
and rates from principal stations ia this
vicinity;
Wilmington ..............llG n. m. SI700
Newark .................... ll.51 a. M. HUO
Arrive at Chicago next day Al LIS p. m.
Remember the dates; August 9th, 9TH and
18th
Evening journal., 1893-07-27

Watch 'em swim, Cape May, Aug. Isl.