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Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
NprO Safotl.

Winbre 2cnninger. st Mpbe af
StatenS @reenbad alliance pil bliue
afbplbt / @ruub Sorts ben 22oe Suli /
Nnlebnin9 al 6aitlGttelien al Counting
for S%pitarbeioere. Gepreientanter fra
benne Stat % Minuelota oil bore tils
ltepe. "a Sueoen toltebe ira rs Gts.
til 81 pr. 8uibel, betalte Sarmerne
Srltarbeioerne fra 81 til $3.50 pr.
Dag. Gu, oa Speoen i9l9es for mins
ore eno so Gents pr. Suibel, uil Der
bltpe eiort 4aaliano paa Ell ior6oloss
bis Nebinttelie / glrbeioslpnuer. Sios
til bar Sdrmerne betalt Sgltarbeioerne
omtrent 8riien for 3 8uihels Suece
pr, Dag, % bpls benne Resel ~ouerice
res poa inoep9renoe Nnr. ifuloe Der
life betalcs mere enc 1925 til $3.50
pr. Dag.
WearS er nnflG0ct. Siplac Meo=
oclclie ira 3eull3 Cafe ilutteoe @rGnbs
iurgen i'm Canning ben 20oe Os. "A
Sa0er bleu bebanolcoe. 6. u. Wtears.
/ lin 3io Nooeo Tor II Banter i NOro
9afpta, blep antlnget fcr 8eora9eri.
Sans Gag pil tonme pp / Sarge | Of
Itober.
@. 6. MansIielo, tibligere Goltmes
tier / Mliuot, lom oeo ialit SuOmeloin0
at 5rimRrfeIol9 iprpgepe lin 9pn ira
5000 til $1,000, bleu opmt III $50
Mulft. 6rant 0all bleu ior Snoimngs
Tina al Opium opmt til at bsoe 5000
p0 miiter Spium til en- 8Groi al
$4,000.
Irufnrt unOcr @abning. NelS
Swanipn, Ell uuQ N(ano, Der Orbeloeoe
@nberIon8 Grid Naro i @rano Sorts,
brutueoe 9orsoag oeo 8aoning | Hep
9ote &iper. swanIon fom BERTH Tor
pmtrent A Tiger iipen ira bet lpoltge
Wtinneiota.
SpIuoIi0ter. 8o(a, 20 Sui. Scit.
uoiioterne ior Gplette GountD er me5et
lopenoe. oft tpber paa, at llobpttet
pil blipe lise iaa fort ion iiolte Var.
gfter ombpg9eli9e Splpsninser olIer
bet fla, at Sueocbeiten i Nellon Gountp
life pil blipe tort mere eno 0alooelen
al en- Ntiobelbplt. StGrf &ean ! ben
lerere 3ic, men bespGrre fom ben for
tent.
Northwestern Farmers Eleva-
tor Association aibplot 9sroas ut
aarliae Wtsbe / @rano Sorts. 300
5armere bapoe tesuet Jig ipr aftler til
Spferelien at en- Stprn9e elevator !
g8eIt Superior meO en- aapacltet al
1900, 900 Suibels. Nrbeioet oil ulll'
liouis blipe pnabe9pnot ben 15oe Ali'
onIt. Selitabets tSeniist er at %aIlenoe
Meplemmernes Speoe til oenIte elepa'
tor Ga berIra birefte til europa. bpor'
peb observation-disclosures 6ortlenelte lpas
res. galste Gmbeosmene: Ireiioent,
8. .. Sungsruos, 8raiton; Setretgr,
SO. 9. @noeripn, @rano Sorts; 9asle'
rer, s. Z. @ronoi, Nortbmooo; Siret'
tsrer, g. ulpena, @rano Sorts, W.
Welion, Spsiton, Minn., 9. ". Yeoers
ion, Got @rano SORTS, Mtinn., .. y.
Sauaen, M1apuiIe, 81. snbsrion, eo'a'
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Snbian Serritoru.
4rreltereOe Sr9nreUrre.

NrreItcreoe SrGnreUere. Ere
M{Gno, iom ii9es at baue oeltaget i
5oris9et paa at plpnbre 8rnnet / Nnrs
heOeu al Sprin9tpmn for cit fort 3iO
Iioen, er blepne bra9t til gltOta. 0tens
oene er Did, GOw, George Gnglano O9
Sun WtcGon, Wieolemmer al Ell 8anoe
berp9teOe Q8biitp 8ebolers ira Goal
@ate. De er uoleuereoe til 8otitiet al
oeres Sameroter, iom niilDreoe ct at
benz tiliigtet &omplut ON at mproe
Mnribal @aro % plprore ct Misiouri,
aauias & Gerus 9rpn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
CfIa h 0 m a.

Gpinoeli9 9eitetgp. Tum Sing,
Seitetpuer, ipm unoilnp ira Gtlubomn
6an8iel for to llger iibeu, er iorlebeu
bleuen anbulot i Guthrie. Sanger biz
ier fig M at uare in apiube, Itjent bun
I lang 9io bar saaet tIrbt iOm en-
gtano % / @9ien os Gptrpoen meiters
li9net en- GOwbOp. 9uu bar paret So
rcr for en- berpstet 8auoe al Seites
time
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
2ouiiian a.
@ebraQeri fer $500

georageri for $4,000. 8a8ie'
rer Sames 80. 3otpllu G &. 2. Wpnt
| Reiu Orleans er iorleben bleOen arres
miteret, autlaset for at baoe beipesst SIC,
sierinsen for t25, 900. 4~uboloslien
bibrsrer fra en- mpitiit 3loebranb, Tom
nplis fanot Steo / Wgntens SoelOius,
ueo boilfeu Benseieolerne | en- 9innlte
blep foruanblet til en- fortulIet Wosie.
5orinbeu Branben anta9sr man. at
8asiereren bar uotaset be tore Sebler
af Wifen os e%ritattet benz mso minore
sGer meo sammelt Bapir, iom ban iaa
LOB br9noe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
q q.
StormTabe. On 8inos, 8esn'

StOrmIfa6e. On Wlnos, He9lls %
Saaelitprm, ipm iorleoen biemisste ben
nprbliae Del al Gebar Gountp, bar in'
benfor en- 8abius al tpue Mil sbelast
for s5OO,O0O @arbi af Sob, 5rusts
traer % -@inouesruoer. 5lere 5ar'
mere er bleune iuloiianois ruinereoe.
sulot ianseu al Cramps. 5annie
Rot, en- imut uns Bise fra Sdupler,
antaaes at bploes iom Ganse al
9ramps paa en- . i Ylatteeluen. On
1laite er funben / Rarbeoen at Union
! Mislourielpen, Der inbebolbt en- Seb'
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

tabe 8eUioftbsoen, oa ban bsrts, Here
Biitolfuo. Ia ban after tom til ia
ieio, bar bet omtrent Dag % BON faa
paa Soroen. Rebet par gaaet ouer.
pan itoo op os began iis paa Bel til
RorioIs. Wanosns Gals bar 1emt
Ranret o. opiuutmst, o9 en- al auglerne
baoos ~itrsiiet bsire Gioe al Sooebst.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
gtisiouri.

6olo paa 6peoen. glaoet Journal
of Agriculture | Ct. Souls bebanblsr /
en- Reoattionsartit.l uoiisterne for in,
beuarenoe Spebebsit os be mulise Sor,
Bselier | Yriierne. Otter be u~siagtigiie
8eresnin9er anAaaes bele ben amsris
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Citerrige, ungarn.

Zen %langparige Sorfe bar bsuirtet,
at Der bttr LIAR paa Daure, og Briien
er aaereoe lteget ~beigoetis. asgierin.
gen bar beUroret ItliRloe al, at Sar'
rem tiger mere / 8riB, ital Armsens
Seite iOores meo Ell Blauoirg al en-
9reoieoel Nais Og to Ire0ieoele SABRE.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Mtuueipta,

6uot 0oiubiigter. Sra Sc Suellr
mntB itripeS: Der bar life pRret en-
rstio DC iioite ii Nar, buOr Spituos
EtIruc bar oGret iaa 9unitl9e ipm for
kstt @interbpeben, iom uu meie5
Al Strait, er Den beoite paa mango
H % al Soraarsieo itaar iortrins
e Gen iioite 3ibs parine &eir %
fsrbp9er bar orepet al Slass Seo
EH, iaa at ben MI er minoit TO Tiger
igre iremme END iioite Iar peo
rs llo. Mais' % 9artofielbsiten
q Saeur County oil rimeligpis bliue
ru END nogenlinoe.
srabt al SrGnet. On 'proelis
ftaAra9elie bGnote 1irsoa9 peb Grin
Entjcn, pmtrent fem Mil uUro for
@rbault, ioct 5reb Strud % Serman
aRl ioripgte at fjsre oper Sporet
4 ioran ct Jig brrtis nGrmenoe 9rGn.
atinen ramte Sugnen % orGbte
n be9se. Strud boeoe / N9rbeben
iq Qafe % Babel i Saribault.
FIanet lob meo Ell 5art al Ell Wtil /
tratct.
gaituONster. Saben / S%mesnen ai
|@atlitelO Ter beore no, eno man oerls
|A i0rIt / Wiaaneoen. 8eiret er Itas
! tort % Sueoen letter Butt paa
Fiber, 0obsiten er naiten iaroig
faraIt @ouitlet os Snbbsitnin9en al
Entai3o / iulo Sang. Mtaiien itaar
Si9 8Oot.
taritoult, 20 Sui. Sarmerne meier
Hng, og pna be fleIte Steoer er So
900. &Dbpiten CT nGlten farOi9.
|1Sn Sro oil p9re mOben / Qpbet al
lar ll9cr. Nosle 5atmere tlager
FL at chinch bugs bar bit ia. Mais
lioar goot, % buis 6rolt life inOs
fsSfr, oil Der bliue Ell 600 0Dit.
Slep Iratact lin YeniiSn. Siram
EatS ira minneapolis, Ell @eteran,
n bar tlent fire glar i 8prbunoSbrs
Nnoer 0prprsfrleen, bar mpota9et
ANotIel'e ON, at bnrs Yenlipn pan
naanneolt9 uil bliue itreeet. timber
Es'n 0eIto9 ban 43 Slasr 81. a. ueo
N'15bHrg. 6au er III nar 9poen al
%aNVrano / 6ooen % andre Spa9bes
n QuQraI flere er en- oirefte 5plge al
W Nclta8etic / arigeu.
Zen euclte 9lariag, ipm tan tenfes
Ye%nlJOneus Sprtialben, er Den
Aolirnot9c ps eniioise &apport, iom
@O lnoienot til @aibinston al ct.
ESa's SOaro Of Graminer, Der ueO
aR un~Oerlp9elie enbos nasteoe at ie
QanS 500. Snsen bar uaft en- Gel
~tIle blanot 9eterauerne Der / 8pen
nsFe promlnente M9uo oil iette fig
%sspa9elie for at iaa Yeuiionen for'
y % 'Orbpiet.
AADOlet Sppebanoe. 8 9pbet at
N Var er Der blepeu l~tjaalet for
sa9e 2uiinoe Dollars 8eroi al ga.
10 6r~o9toOsue / @abaiba. 9rpos
S..tle'S Nnltrengelier er 3ppene altio
.,,lpne. Spnbas Nat bleu Der to-
Weber til Ell garbi af $3.50. w
[s.sfl'e blep iporeoe til Otto Surt'
nDS, SIN al Senator 8urfbarot,
.u.9 % &oliti fat til at paste pau.
%,,sa elter sreb be uoitiGebe Yoiter
T. ..'garot, 6reo. 3ridter, gusuit Sans
ss,' 0S 9enrp Smitb, ale bjemmebDs
,,' 8eno's 2anoius. pa be bleu
srlereOe, bOIbt be paa meo at icre
\, s.s"lOllerne bort. Sammen nleo benz
n, 81 III 6remmeo. Tom antases at uare
.@anO, Der af6enoeoe bet itjaalre
n S.rlloNncropere. 20 3spere Dor.
sss, ,olts Manoas ct 9ran meaem
NJ, Tl'er % 8iltona % tpans peb
KY a. en- &epplper en- Y%asiaser,
N, V'oaS ira Ct. Charles, til at
"~ ulee s25. }Siret for @speriet
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

oar9, Sobu Steensrion, glimar. Minn.,
a. Sraietb, 9pisbt, os g. 9. Cob.
berg, Sarge.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
E. T. wALToN's RETIREMENT.


Charles S. Rowland Has Bought out
his Interest I'm the walton and Whann
Company.
f T. Walton has retired from the
Walton a Whann Company. His in
terest In the large mandatory on the
Christiana was bought yesterday after
noon by Charles S. Rowland, of this city.
Mr.. Walton has bought the business Of
the Keystone Chemical Company, OF
Philadelphia, but will continue to make
Wilmington his home Francis n
Buck has been elected TO succeed Mr.
Walton as president of the local com
pany and Mr. Howell succeeds Mr.. Buck
as treasurer
Mr.. Walton began manufacturing
phosphate here in 1861, in a small frame
house In "Hedgeville," his invested cap
ital being 81, 600. The firm of Walton,
Whann & Co, was formed four years
later with a capital of 800 600 The
company was Incorporated in 1885. AT
the present time the capital stock is over
$500. 900 and the annual output about
30, 900 tons. The plants outside.this city
controlled by the Walton & Whann Com
pany are the Etiwan Phosphate Company
Of Charleston, S. end the.Pharr Phos-
plate Company, Of Barlow. Fla
81 he Keystone Chemical Compsn,
plant, which is in Camden, n. j., wal
also controlled by the local company NJ
to Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
Hon The HIRED MAN GOT The MONEY
When Accused of Stealing His Employers
Cash He Sends Him Aioft TO Look FOR II
aud Then Clears Out.

ahu Aheu tAttfa Ohts
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER. Nov. 1S-James Williams,
colored, for some time employed with
Hazel & Bros butchers. of this town,
yesterday morning relieved that firm Of
$50. While Mr. Hazel was outside buy.
ing some meat from man, the negro
seized pocket-book lying in the safe
drawer. from which Mr. Hazel had taken
some change.
One OF the employees seeing the
poe ket- book lying on the desk. called
Mr.. Hszel's attention to It and upon In
vestigaiion it was found that the money
was gone, the negro having taken IL out
and put the book back A search for the
negro was inaugurated aud he was tolnd
IN Mr.. Heels stable When accused Of
stealing the money he acknowledged the
theft and said It was in the loft Upor
going in the loft, followed by Mr.. Hazel
he said it was down stairs, but the ne
gro got down first and his whereabouts
/ are at present unknown
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
auced, pleasing to the taste and ac
,eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE, ~ NEW YORK. N.Y.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

smyth. Misses Morse, of Avon,
dale. Pa; James E. Brown,
of Yale William Candy. Harry Candy.
Misses Dupont. DR.. Knapp, of Philsdel.
phia; Andrew Wilson and family, Mrs.
Clement Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Swift, Robert Marshall and wife
Rev. H. A. Henry and Rev. Cabell
aud wife, VIII Mendenhall. Miss Elsie
Rice, Misses Emily aud Mary Warner,
Edward Bripghurst and Miss Edith
Bringhurst. Mrs Galtsmete, New
York; Miss Knight. job Jack
son and wife. Miss Beemsn, Mrs.
Horace Cause, Miss Mary Cause,
William Hilles, George Elliott,
Chester Gibson, Mr. Mean, George
Hoffecker, Horace Brinter, Mr. Richard.
son, William Weldon, Miss Weldon,
William Sellers, Alex Sellers, Mrs.
Christian Febiger, Philadelphia; Miss
Dobson, Bethlehem, Pa Mr.. aud Mrs
Bradford, L C. Nandegrift aud wife,
Miss Helen Garrett, Frank Garrett and
wife. Philadelphia Mr. Farrell, James Dc
You, DR.. Negendsnk and wife. Miss Negen
dank, John Bird, Levi G. Bird, Judge Grub,
Harry Boffecker, Samuel Rumford
Frances Swift, Samuel Swift, Joseph
Swift, William Swift, Preston Lea, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Gilpin, DR.. Bullock,
Miss Bullock, DR.. Maui Miss
Julia Maull, Mr. and Mrs. James
Knowle. the Misses Blsselle, George Bis
selle; Miss NAPLES, Miss Lewis. Miss
Alice Bradford, Miss Margaret Candy
John Rodney, Miss Rodney, Mise,
Cooper, New Castle.
Mrs. Lamotte DUPONT will give I
german at her handsome home tonight
A large number Of persons from this ans
other cities have been invited.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
COSTLY CUNNING TRIP.

william T. Lynam's Valuable Driving
Horse Died Near Taylor's Bridge.
Elk City Solicitor William T. Lyman, OF
this city. and his kinsmen Robert and
Thomas Lyman, OF near Newport. have
returned from cunning trip to Taylors
Bridge. in the lower part of the county.
They found game scarce and only sue.
cesded in bagging few rabbits
The trip was particularly unfortu.
nate for the genial ex-city solicitor. His
$500 bay driving horse Doc" WAS at-
tackled with inflammation Of the stomach
aud died.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

William Jordan was before the Munio-
ipal Court tLis morning for hourlshiug a
revolver in the house Of Mr.. Jefferis. In
Irwin Place. last night Hamilton Lloyd
was in the house at the time and heard
Jordan say that he would make
trouble, Furnishing the weapon at the
same time. Jordan was arrested by
Officer Schell with the wepaon concealed.
He was held in $500 bail to answer the
charge ct the upper court
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
win be sold at public auction on

THURSDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER %, 1893,
At ! O'Clock p. m the entire furniture and
fixtures OF the Delaware State Building con-
sisting OF one bedroom suite. with fOlding-bed,
100 cane-seat chairs, rattan Couches. china
closets, 1 bookcase. 4 brentwood rockers, 2
cots with mattresses. = water cOlors OF Dela-
ware churches. by shaw, Hastily framed, and
"a photo Fraphic views framed in oak.
In addition to the many useful articles found
in the collection the sale win afford an excel
lent opportunity for any one 10 procure last
ing and appropriate souvenir OF the past eX'
hibition. w. A. HUKlLL,
Terms cash. AuctiOneer.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

JamesF Wood & Co., are having a
big rush of work Their different de-
partments, such as putting in new heat.
ers, repairing old ones, tin and iron roof.
ing, galvanized iron pipes. aud general
iobbing in all kinds Of metal work, keeps
them going pretty lively
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
The wheel Frame broke.

wheelman, whose name cannot be
learned, was slightly injured at Seventh
and Tatnall streets this morning. He
was riding down the hill when his wheel
struck projection. The machine broke
in two and the wheelman went face-6rst
TO the vitrifed bricks He WAS slightly
cut, but seemed5 to be more concerned
about his wheel than himself
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
madison Street ChampionshIp.

The series of games Of cards to have
been played last evening by Rohrb scher
and Jordan, for the Madison street
championship did not come off. much 10
the disappointment of the friends of the
two men 1t is understood that Rohr-
bacher and j. Newell, his hacker, failed
to put in an appearance and the forfeit
money was given to Jordan.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

The Sons of Delaware, of Philadelphia,
will hold an interesting meeting at the
club house, No. 1926 Walnut street, this
evening. A number of Wilmingtonians
will attend DR.. W Joseph Hearn will
discuss "Broadkill;" Dr. A. c. Deakyne,
"Appoquinimink, and Hood Gilpin aud
w. Horace Hepburn. Delaware at
Large The attendance of members
and friends will doubtless be large.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Sheriff Gould sold two farms this
morning That Of John c. Hayes. 1856
acres, near Townsend, was bought by
Thomas Davis, attorney, for 81 600.
Edward Bringhurst. lr, mortgage,
bought ex Fish Commissioner Charles H.
Shubert's farm Of 260 acres, near Odessa,
for e5O0
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
SOLOMON Trigger 10 Trouble.

Solomon Trigger was charged with
assault and battery on Solomon Silver
man in the Municipal Court this morn
ing Silverman said he was in Martin
Keough's saloon, when Trigger came in,
struck and knocked him do~n. Silver
man jumped up and said "What for you
done thatg' Trigger was fined s. and
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Charles Deputy, who dice few days
ago, was buried this afternoon from his
home, No 112 North Van Bnren street.
St. Georges Castle, No. 3, X G f OF
which he was a member, turned out ia q
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Eight men were discharged from the
car shops Of the p. w. & B. railroad last
night. While amajority of the men in
the car shops have had Saturday as a
holiday a few have been working Here
after none of the men will work onSatur-
dav
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Attention Of our readers is called to
the advertisement Of J. Frank Wilds,
direct tax collector, to be at the Court
House from Tuesday. November 2l, to
Saturday, November rs, from 10 o'clock
a. N. to 4 P. N.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
TO transact Important business.

A special session Of the Grand Castle
K G. E Of Delaware. will meet in the
hall, Fifth and French streets, Tuesday
night. Some important secret business
will be transacted Grand Chief Frank
TAYLOR will preside.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
Men Laid on Of the street and Sewer De-
partment.

The Street and Sewer Department
laid of twenty-five men yesterday. They
composed two sections Of men who were
W rking on the streets. There is no
work ready for the men and the directors
decided TO discharge them until the
weather permits new work to be done.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
RrGIsrrR,s oRnERs.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Del, october 28, 1885.
Upon the application Of Jane flanagan
and John A. Finnogan. executors OF
John Finnegan. late of Wilmington hum
dred, I'm said county, deceased, Il Is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
executors aforesaid give notice of granting OF
letters testamentary upon the estate OF de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters IA six
Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate 70 present the same,
or abide by an act of Assembly in such case
TO be inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington. Del. and TO be continued
therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- Of Office Of the Register Aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
L. S. County aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary were in due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the tWenty-eightl
day Of Oci ober, A ID. 1898, and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the de
ceh sed must present the same, duly atteeted
10 the said executors. on OF before the twenty
eighth day Of October. 1894, or abide the &C
Of Assembly in such case made and provided
JANE FINNEGAN,
JOHN A. FINNEGAN,
Address. $50 Spruce street, wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
Direct Tax Refunded

J. Frank Wilds, Direct Tax
Commissioner, will attend at
the Registers Office, Court
House, Wilmington, from
Tuesday, November 2Ist, to
Saturday, November 25th,
both inclusive, between tho
hours of 10 a. m and a o'clock
p. m, to receive applications
for the return of Direct Tax,
paid by the owners of real es
tate in Delaware, in 1868.
Dover Del. Nov. II, 1898
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED. - SPECIAL EVENING sEs-
w SIONS. n1unCement - Adapted 10
the times Call ana learn the new easy plan
OF payments for securing a practical business
education. for both sexes, at our evening SEES
sions. held Monday, Tuesday aud Thursday
nights, = 10 10 9.l5. Day sessions, . to3. Re
ception room and office. second floor, Institute
Building Eighth and Market streets Call
day or night. Cooley Wilmington Com
mercial and Shorthand College.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

After being Frustrated for seven
weeks with typhoid fever. Harry, son Of
James l.. Willis, is now able to sit up
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Frank Marvel and wife, of George
town. are registered at the Clay on
House They are guests of Judge Mir'
vel and wife.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

The concert at the Auditorium was ez-
quisite. The audience was appreciative,
but small enough to give definite idea
of how little musical taste there Is in
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PUBLIC SALES.

pUBLIC SALE
OF
CONTENTS OF DELAWARE STATE
BUILDING AT THE WORLDS FAIR,
AT no. 800 saIPLEY STREET.
Wilmington. Del.
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nANKINo ANn rINANoIAL.

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DANK STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT
ID public auction. at Stidham's auction
rooms. No. IN East Fourth street. on We'd
nesdav. November -. 1888, al II a m, six
shares of stock First National Bank five
shares National Bank of Wilmington. and
Brandvwine Terms cash. SECURITY
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Executor of sarah s. Shorron. deceased.
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Store open this evening until II o'clock

Store open this evening until II o'clock
A large force of sales-people
are working hard attending to
the wants of the extra crowd
in the store to-day. Best
goods at Lowest prices is what
tells the tale.
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Strictly one-price, and If dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
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Rev. William j. Birmingham, for
merly pastor of st. Paul's r Church
here, will deliver lecture on Thursday
evening next for the benefit of St
Agness Hospital. of Philadelphia Hil
subject will be Daniel l. ougherty."
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Mrs. Lamotte DUPONT will give a
german at her handsome home tonight.
A large number Of persons from this and
other cities have been invited
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Morse enter
tanned their friends at an Sat home" last
night. The occasion was the debut into
society Of their charming young daugh-
ter. Miss Marie Morse Miss Morse stood
beside her father and mother aud as
sisted in receiving. She wore an ex-
qulsite gown of white moussllne de sole,
bunshed on the shoulders and skirt with
white yiolets At her throat she
wore a tiny anchor lof pearls
Mrs. Morse wore a handsome gown Of
yellow and silver!brocade, and diamonds
The decorations were beautiful. The
mantels we're banked first with holly.
then with palms, ferns and potted
chrysanthemums. Cut chrysanthe
NUNS were also used. The piano was
covered with roses, sent to Miss Morse.
The stair cases were also banked with
holly, vines and autumn's queen flower.
Spencer and Kreuss, of Philadelphia,
were the caterers. Coffee and lemonade
were also served in the library. The
guests were: Senator Gray and family,
DR.. Draper and family, r. Tatnal
Warner. Alfred Lee. Miss Blakely, Mr.
and Mrs Bancroft, Mr. and drs. G. B
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Wallace Bruce, United States consu
to Edinburgh during the administrat iOl
Of President Harrison, will be the CUES
Of Principal Isaac T. johnson, of this city
during the coming week. Mr.. Bruc
ranks prominent among lecturers and
poet of no mean ability. He will ad
dress the pupils of the Friends School o
Thursday afternoon, November 90
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

George H. Brown. of Philadelphia, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18

Superintendent Brooks. Of the Marys
land Division of the P. w. & B railroad,
went to Baltimore on bis special car No.
2s01. A number of friends accompanied
him.