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Evening journal., 1893-02-01
wANAmARER's.
Philadelphia, Wednesday, February l, 1898.
The weather today is likely
to be cloudy.

Dress Goods, Dress lengths.
Those tempting bargains
that have crowded the Main
Aisle with delighted buyers for
some days past. OF course
not every sort is at quarter
price; many are at third, more
at half or a little better.
But taken all in all it is by
far the most bargainful lot of
short and shortish pieces of
Dress Stuffs we ever had.
In it are:
Dress Patterns at $2.00 from SO 70
Dress Patterns at SO. 90 from ST.
Dress Patterns at So 80 from $50 90
Dress Patterns at $4.O0 from 5000
Dress Patterns at $460 from $l6.5O
and dozens of other prices
quite as attractive.
1t is only at a time when
the Dress Goods man is mer-
cilessly wedding every hesiIat-
ing or lonely piece from the
stock that anything like such
bargains can be had.
Cheap Writing Paper.
Large Note, 75c the ream.
Small Note, CSC the ream
Weight 5 and ~ lbs. re
spectively.
BY the single pound, I5c.
All rag, superhne, ruled OF
plain.
Special counter, Juniper street side.
IOHN WANAMAKBR
Evening journal., 1893-02-01

Boston, IS 8S p N daily, with Pullman Duftst
sleeping cars running through to Boston With
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, landing
passengers in B. & NJ. station, Boston.
Philadelphia, week DAYS, 81 o. g %, B35. y 30,
M =22, loo, y So 3O5, 405, SOS. 95 IS. Q q.
- 30, 25, 10 90, I'll 90 IN. -
Philadelphia, Sundays, 50 %, o IS. so, y IS,
sos, Is ss, 8 ss q 80, s g, 10 90, iii 0opm.
Chester, week days, - %, 500, 80. - 40. 80,
- o. II a. ~, - 80, ~ 80, ti0 36, III y mi
ioo5 Ps, 10 500 5O5, - 81, q, 4lSe. SO,
chester, Sundays, 1903, s5, $50, IS IS.
70 ss, 8 q, a 80, 25, 1000 +ll0O. o m.
Atlantic City, week days, 80 m,
~ D. p M sq4nndays. %; 3 m, y 80 ,. N.
Baltimore and Washington week days a A,
o.. AZ a N; fl2 10, ~ 05. los, a 40, 70 "a
a. og w WI m sundays, a a., 92, y ~ m,
Baltimore and Way ststions, 02 IN, sOs.
. m, daily.
NeWsrE 4 gIs Z PEI, week days q tt4 3os t9I
p m. sundays a A., 7 OF, Is ~ m, 4l2 10, 8 O5
"A 20, -6 "a, 2 IS, z 50, 70 a, II 10 p N.
fitteburg, q AZ q IN, q 40 m, daily.
Chicago, % AZ a m. "A 40 y IN, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, tl2 10 m ana
Y 59 N. borh daily.
singerly accommodation, z O2 am, sO5. 7ss
Lanaen0erg accommodation, weea days,
5, II 10, e n, BOZ and ba m. Sundays
Trains leave Market street station:
III 3bsa.nl.
For Philadelphia. week days, s f5, $50, II p
- ~, ~ b3, I'll 35, IL; A. 20, IS D. N. san.
days, 30 a m; L ~. O. 9 As p. m.
For Baltimore, week days, 3 35, 80 - n.
~ 20 IN; 1855. 30 m. Sunday, 30 a IN
/ t85 p l.
For Landenberg ana Gav stations week
aassys, o o., 10 90 a m; IS, 50Op m. Sundays
Chicago and Pittsourg ss7am. daily e1
I cept sund0y; 81 50 . M, dg IS.
/ except Sunday.
Leave Philadelphia iur Wilmington.
! Week days "A ID, g. 90, 725, Is l6 s 40, 10 %
80, 20, 10, 20 81. 30, f72l, 8 10, - 20, 10 10
| and IL 30 m.
/ Sundavs, y 10, 800, 4s IS, $50, 1000, III 80 a
m, l. noon CO. 90. "A %, 30 10 81, 90, 81 "a,
| 5 iil 20 O5. ,. 10 and II 30 pm.
| 4-and Express trains Telephone No. 1913
| Rates Western points lower than via any
0ther line. 9. o. SCULL. GEL. ! Pass. Agent.
j. 4. ODELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-02-01
Tor Retfer nr 1Ynrse.

John S. Furhr and Mollie o. Day, were
married last evening at the Kingswood
M. E. Church by Rev. II. S. Dulaney.
Evening journal., 1893-02-01
SIRE INsUKANos

EOR FIRE INSURANCE. IN THE no. 4
II r.uatae connnnios at lowest rates, rel
~. rl A W. w. 81 t7D 80 Wsrhos et-~s-f
Evening journal., 1893-02-01

Knabe's celebrated pia nos only at Robelen's
10 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-02-01

Open daily from O'Clock a. N. until p. N.
snd on Tuesdays and Saturdays from ! 70
ID. m.
Evening journal., 1893-02-01

Everything about the Worlds Fair 10
date is magnidcently illustrated in the
Exposition Graphic Of Chicago. Number
3 Of the great series is just cut, and con-
sists of 81 large pages, with colored sup
plement Fine views of the principal
buildings are given, portraits of officers,
Illustrations OF the dedication ceremonies
In October last, including an imposing
double page engraving showing the cera.
monies ia the colossal Manufactures
Building, with the largest audience under
one roof in the history of the world The
number also contains ine representations
Evening journal., 1893-02-01

BALTIMORE 81
ID OHIO r ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect Nov. IS, 1859.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound-New
York, week d ay
80 %, II 40,ts Al, 40 50
q m, 4l2 24,1253. IS S8,
81 80 D N. Sundays,
g %, 1853, 40 SO, y
N, ti2 "a. y SO, 70 IS.
81 80 D N.
Evening journal., 1893-02-01
THOMAS McHUGH,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
No. IL Market Street.
uusis,ircfn~ nai.v--v~
BANKINa AND YINANCIAL.

A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 50s MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26
A Curious Method to take Foul
Air Out ola Well

l saw, says a writer liz the Globe De
m0cru. a curious method used the other
day in Illinois, to take the foul air out of
a well. The we'll was to be cleaned out
but the man that took the job was afraid
to go down until he Lad ascertaned the
quality OF the air at the bottom. He
let down a lighted candle and when it
decended to about six feet OF the bot
tom it went out as suddenly as though
extinguishod By Whit of air That
was all he wanted to know. He was
then sure that the well had poisonous
gas in it, an! took small um brella, tied
string TO the handle and lowered it
open into the we'll. Having let it go
nearly to the bottom he drew il up,
carried it 4 few feet from the well aud
upset l.. He repeated this operation
twenty or tLirty times, with all the by
sta:ders laughing at him, then again
lowered ;he light, which burned cle.r
and bright even at the bottom. He
then condescended to explain that the
gas in the well was carbouic acid gas,
which is heavier than air, and therefore
could be brought in an umbrella just
as though il were so much water. 1t
was a simple trick, perfectly effective
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26
Wanted Good NeIghbOrs.

A staff correspondent of the Cinciurai
Post writes from Asheville, N. c. In
the Southwestern portion of Vanderbilts
estate of 5000 acres is a track of IA
acres which the millionaire does not own
The land is owned is by negro named
Collins who makes his living by hauling
on Asheville's streets. When Mr..
Vanderbilt commenced to purchase be
struck a snag when he came to Collins.
The negro finally named price that
was 5000 more than the highest figure
offered him by Vanderbilt. The
millionaire at first refused to pay it, ard
when he finally did agree Collins refused
to sell at any price In vain the money
king pleaded and threatened; the negro
remained firm, and Vanderbilt could
not buy. Collins cody remarked that
what he wanted in this life was good
and that now he had the
chance for the first time. He said that
he especially liked Mr.. Vanderbilt and
believed he would be a nice neighbor
Then Vanderbilt fenced in the negro's
being compelled of course,
to allow him an outlet. Aud so
this state of affairs exists. Some day
Vanderbilt will give him an immense
sum and Collins will be well fixed for
life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26
School Commissioners,

THE School Commissioners of Cecil
u County will meet at their office, in Elktcn,
for the transaction of current school business, on
the SECOND TUESDAY in each and every
month GEORGE BIDDLE,
Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26

| have not used all of one bottle yet.
| suffered from catarrh for twelve years,
exper fencing the nauseating droppipgs in
the throat peculiar to that disease, and
nose bleed almost daily. | tried various
remedies without benefit until last
April, when saw Ely's Cream Balm
advertised in the Boston BudgetI pro
cured bottle and since the first DAYS
use have had no more bleeding-the
soreness is entirely gone.-D. G. David
son with che Boston Budget, formerly
W it'll Boston Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26

Third edition! Here's yer third edi
tioii.' yelle New York newsboy in
the afternoon.
A man who might have been, from
his appearance, professor in country
college, stopped him.
GIVE me copy of the first edition."
he said.
''Ain't none, replied the boy.
But my boy demonstrated the man
earnestly, there must be. The presence
of third entity presupposes the exist
ence of a first and second. Indeed,
there eau be no third, unless there has
been previous first and second That
is an axiom"
The boy opened his eyes in astonish-
ment and doubt.
Come off, gully" he calculated.
"You don't know nothin about New
York evenin newspapers. Here's yer
third edition" and away he went, yell
ing at the top Of his voice,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26
WE Want YOU

to act as our agent. We furnish an expensive
outfit and all you need free. 1t costs nothing 10
try the business. We will treat you well, and
help you to earn ten times ordinary wages Both
sexes of all ages can live ct home and work in
spare time, or all the time. Any one any where
can earn great deal of money. Many have made
Two Hundred Dollars Il Month. No class of
people in the world are making much money
without capital as those at work for us. Business
pleasant, strictly honorable and pays better than
any other offered to agents. You have clear
field, with competition. We equip you with
everything, and supply printed directions for
beginners which, if obeved faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business. I'm
prove your prospects Why not? You can do so
easily and surely at work for US. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success.
Pamphlet circular giving every particular is sent
free to all. Delay not in sending for it.
GEORGE STINSON & CO.,
Box No. 4SS, Portland, Me.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26

For swindiing her bookkeeper, H. Spinosa
out of $1,000, Julia e Ba-rinser, a New
York money lender, got four years in
prison.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26

Or you are all worn out, really good for moth
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
, 1893-11-17
Gieferte iid ielbit aus.
CHARLES s. Clay aus Konias City felt iid
bier Der poIi5ei, neil er ein9efan9en
III peroen fiirdtet.

Bum @ritaunen 6eS bienittbuen6en Ger
geante1 ericbicn am 9ienita9 Nbenb etrt
Otann in Ser Sf Chicago Qtoe. 50 ~oli3eiz
%itation, Der iicb Charles s, Slap mantle
ruO geitaltb, baB ct in &anias @itp ipegcn
lInteri9Ia8ung bon $4,000 geiucbt perOe.
ST. ia8te, er lei in 8Qnias Gttp 8u9balter
i'll elmer Sparbant %setpeien unb babe eS
burcb Tdll6ungen in ben 8iicbern m09Ltcb
gemacbt, iicb nacb un0 nab Die 9enannte
Summe an5uei9nen. @r babe lcbon Dor
einem Sabre ben 9eitern Ser 8anf ein Sc
itdnOniB 9ema6t, lei aber 9leib Oarauf aus
Slrcbt BOT Der Strafc mach Cincinnati ge7
floben. 0ort babe ct iib mebrere Wtonate
herumgetrieben unO lei bann I'M sunni nad
Chicago gc9angen. ST lteae itcb icbt Der
BOlt5ei, neil ct aus mebreren 2lnSeicben Bic
lleber3eu9ung getponncr babe, baB er Derz
fOIgt perbc. Snlpector Shea fragte baralf
tcle8rapbiicb in 8GniaS GttD oil un0 erbielt
Sur NntlpOrt, man m09e Slap 6ortbin
i6ifeu, Do er allerDings ipegen ltnteri9laz
gun9 getpiInibt peroe. st lei eriter 8u97
batter in Der o@itD Safe 0epOitt & Sa7
Din9S SAINT" 9epeicn un6 lei lan9e geiIcbt
tporOen, bod babe man 6ie 6Offnung, i'm
einsufan3en, berettS auige9e6cn gebabt.
, 1893-11-17
11l0roerifder Qn9rtf.
James Burns wioerfebt ii9 einem 4aub:
anfau uno wtro ihwer %perpunoet.

6eute Morgcn I'm 3 16r ging Ser &cuz
ner Saue5 Burns auf ieinem Nab6auiez
mcgee Die 9ea%rbornltraBe entlang. Sn Ser
9tGbe ser %. Str. traten .ibm 3pei groB
gemGbienc gteger entgegen, tuelcbe i'm nm
Ter oorge6aItencn GcOOlOern criu9ten, ietn
0clO ber5ugeben. Burns madbte Mttcne,
iicD SIT pjberiebcn, tporauf elmer Der S9urz
fen rief: y8ir i6ieBen Sic auf Ser SteQe
n;eber, tuenn Sic Sbr Gelb nibt guttpiGig
Der9eben.." Burns antportete, DAB ct iein
&eben tDeuer Derfaufen tperoe. Sitnf
S6ile tpur6en in raider N~Ifeinanoerz
folSc ab8efeuert unO I'M nd9itcn Q(ugeubLid
lag Burns, bon nte6reren &ugeln bur35
bObrt, auf Benz S%ettenwege.
@tnige 8Oli3iiten ser %. Str. Station
bDrten Die S6ilie unO etlten berbei. Sic
fanoen, DAB Burns mebrere &~ugelpunben
I'M ltnterleib bate ltnb I'M @elicbt un6 AM
&opf ltarf b!utete. Man bradte ben Ser
ipunoeten, oeiien Qluffommen iebr S~tpeifelz
bait lit, na9 Dem Wtercp 0oipital. Die
Jtaubgeielen entfamen porlduftg.
, 1893-11-17

Gprnelius 9anigan murbe bon Sen
0eldbtporenen bes @riminalgeri6tS tpe9en
@rmorbun9 BON Daniel Ggan 81 IA Sabren
!3ubtbous berurtbetlt. Sein 9lntpalt miro
nerlueben, einen neten 8rO5eB 3u %erlangen.
2uS 6rru 81. MoGen BON $50. 4O3
g. SGtlep glpe. unb Srau @. B. 6ebes
luno bon go. 301 Oerielben StraBe geitern
gtobmitta9 cine Spa5ierfabrt macbten,
iuurbe baS 8ferb lcbeH lno rate bic 9li6z
LAMB 9tOe. ~entlon8 bis 5ur 0afe StraBe, mo-
bas 8u99D nit Dem b%interen She'll etneS
acknowledgements 10 beftig 5%uiammen7
1tteB, baB Die 9amen berausgei6lcuOert
iDuroen unO l6!pere 8erlebun9en raDone
trl9en. Gin bent @luffommen BET Sralt
Otoaen, Die 40 Sabre alt unb frGnflicb lift,
3piro gestDeifelt.
, 1893-11-17
0nsitellun9s=2l n9ele9enbeiten
Die Grcuriion Ger 2lusIanos-G ommiGare.

Die Grcuriton Ger 2I~usIanoseG ommiidre.
Die 26 iiioz uno INSTRUMENTATION
GommtiiGre, Die elmer ginlaoung beS 9rds
iiDenten Der SuinoiS Gentrolbabn, Stuppcs
liant Sii6, f~olgenO, cine &umbrcile burcb
Die iiibGicben Staaten macbtcn. iinb Seitcrn
lpieOer na1 @bica9o 5uriif9efebrt. Der
Spesial5ug nit ben @ommiiidren, Sertre-
tern BON Nterico, 9Irgcntiuien, 8raii[ien,
Gbilc, Colombia, Sofia Silica, Guatemala
unb Uruguay, bate Chicago am 8. Nopcms
ber DerIalicu. Die Grcuriton itanb unte:
Der 8iibrung 6es 6errn George Is. BoperS,
6eS inbuitrielen GomntiiidrS Der 8abnz
8eieli6aft, unO bate ben 3wed, ben aus
lGnbilcbeu Gommilidren bic Gbatia4e Dor
9lugen Su fiibrcu, baB bic cOmmercicasn
8eoiirfniiie ibrer Qdnoer leicht aus benz
@ebiet Der eroBen Seen, Deiien OtittcLpuntt
Gbicago 1T, unb aus ben iiibliben Staater
beSogen pcr0en f0nnen. Die t6erren, melde
Die Grcuriion m%itmabten, ipra6en ii6 lebr
befrteOigt iibcr Die auf berleIben geiamntel7
ten @%rfabrungen aus.
, 1893-11-17
2llan fehre por Ger etoenen 0hiire
G6arleS Geul6, Trau Minnie Gtrez

Die 9amen bon Ser vWfunicipal Orber
3eague" nit Sri. @oa Stpeet an Der Sptbe,
beicbdftigen ii9 augenbltflib lebr fart nit
elmer @erbelerumg Der O}aniren i6rer
Ianosleute, Ser eingebotenen Q[mertfoner
nno Ser Qlrt un0 0eiIc, pie bic Inter
ne9mer unO @eibaftsle,lte O6nc Ridlibt
aut etnen gebilOeten @eic6maf t6re Inter
lleRmHn9en 51r &enntntB brtngen un6 ibre
0elcbatte onpreiien. I'm 1o(chen
?3Hltdnoen Elm @nbe su macbe1, mouen lidb
oiele t~eforllIlputbtgen 0anten al oie Sc
lebdltSleute I'M m9emcinen un6 an bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno StraBenbobnz
barOne I'M 8%eionOeren, iogar an bic Gon9
outteltre Der 2eBteren, wen0en.
9Ste ipdre eS, tpenn itcb Die eeebrten
9an1em bemiiDten, i0rcn eigenen &tnoerr,
penn lie loIc9e BADEN, un6 Der btelisen
ju9en6liden 9facbfOmmenlcbaft iiberboupt,
before Wtoniren beiSubrtngelt uno bo6urcf
3'oor Iaa9lan', aber iicber sum .3iel 81
tOrlmen?
, 1893-11-17
Us gie6t feiue 6ellere JQnlration
oeS 6enligen 9eIdiIt65nlmoe6

ne Ole Qhatadqe, oa6 Waaren, uie unten a%rf9efuhrt, I'll 1oIden
an6eroroerttid btat9e,t Nreiiett ~aneeboten meroen.
Ketoertofe, in ieoer 6inidt punidenswerbe Sacben, gu
etne1n prete perldlenoert, Der u~n9efdhr oem Dalbem 2Sertb
%reprd1enHrt, bios weil Der ynporteur baares 6eo haben mu6te.
Vran50i1de, 36 Sou breite, 9att5 tuoueme GDenrot
alto 9erbD SOrOs, ~etnfarbi9, ale neuen minterfarben me
111artne, Gobacco, pr1ne Garnet, mooos8ropn, ru0iidb Green
H. T. w1 ST 48c per OarO. gtOd geieru muBteu mir fir ORlelben
gSaarem 75c unO $1OO fOrOeru. DAes imo fetne iooenannten
21opelties, aufauenoe 211ufer uno 5arben, Ole 11en,ano tragen
m0Pte, ionoern etnfarbt9e lbmere Sto6e, Ole INNER in I1ooe fno.
100 Stl'd 80 Sou breite beor1tGte 2SbipcorOs, fir
Drappers uno Gea=6owns, breter meiber Stof, feht aus pe
feiner Saline, per paro &c.
Is Sttde beoratdte G~aS0ntere Olameaettes, auf our>
felblanem Grnno, oen fr~an50iiben SIaneLen nrd9emaht, ga
ranttrt edt, per raro 12!c.
Den piden 8eud7ern Ger OettIGe1t 2tbtbeiIun9 TIT Sm:
omitriepalat miro Ole 2usl elun9 bon S0anO:gemtalten
yfeatt9feite't 0uf GanDas 1tmo Otts bon 6empel & Sd7perin,
Berlin, auf9efauen letn, rDir haben ener Gheil Ser Sacbeu I'll
lehr btIi9em preiie 9efauft5 neil Ole 2lusfeuer Ole Daaren nibt
5urHdienoen wouten, 70 oo6 etnem 3eoen 6eIegenPeit eeboten III,
etnes Dieter fteinett 9tnitgeoemitdaoe oenn Gas fno IS, ieu
et9en 81 nennen,
Gs 1no bauptldchltd2 fleunere uno oro6ere Oefen, 1Dano-
ta1dPer, Ga1cbentudPe uno anold9ulr8 1DanopaneIe III
funalerilder 2lusflhrun9 preis BON 35c bis $500.
WILLIAM Sleek.
SOB sos WELLS STRy ECe North Ave.
X fla Amnu~nn- ,mAA. A~~1 o.r~n1 nonnx ~LnuInTo~
, 1893-11-17
muroe Deter simmer ermoroet =?
meitere Gir5elheiteu iiber oen rdtbieIbaften
Goo Peter 6tmmers.

Coroner Rnie6t belt geitern Iber Sen,
AM Icbten 9ienitag, in einem etniom
iteheuben, Sipet Otetlen bon 6tgblan6 8art
entfernten 6auic, aufgefunbenen 2ei6nam
Peter 3tmmerS eiren Snqueit ab, bracbtc
aber babel NIGHTS metter in @rfabrung, ais
mas icbon befaunt lit. 13trnr1er beiaB Stpet
Bferoe, Die in etnen1, otcht neben oer1
6auie lie9enben Stale untergebrabt maren.
Salts uno Stat itn6 bas Gigentbum 6es
81 6tsblono 9art anidiitgen Sobn StupeD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gin8 bieier am 9ien>
flag Nacbmittag 81 :3immer binaus. Sbon
bon QSeitem b0rte CT oas unrubige Stomz
pfen unb Yoltern Der Yfer6e, tpos tbn
ftuBtg madbte, ba bic 36tere geip06nlicb nm
otele 3eit aus benz Stale e%ntfernt tpurbcn.
Gr bolte 6eSipegen etncn ytabbar berbei,
nit benz ct in bas 6au5 einbran9. Qluf
eitem SiIcb I'M unteren StoGnerf fa1bell
tie s3tmme"'S 8ra9en ln6 Utiibe un0 cine
Sreppe b0ber, alt 1etnem Settle, in 0er re67
ten Sdno cine Biltole baIteno, nit elmer
S6uBnun6e inter Dem recbten Sbre unb
nit benz @eli6te eege1 Die Wono geridbtet,
auf 6er linfen Seite Iiegenb, Simmer ielbit.
Die 8riiber uno 6reur1be beS 5obten be7
bauptcn, boB bier fein Selbitmorb DOrlie9t,
umiomebr, ais 3irnmer linfS mar un6 Die
recbte 6an0 TAFT ME gebraubte.
Sn benz GeoolDer fe6lte nur cine &ugcI,
unb a3immer bate benielben Dor &urSent
BON Benz iungen StupeDs e%eborgt, I'm, ME
ct la9te: v&aBen ST. erlegen."
3immer bate ndbreno 6eS SDmmers
0fters bon etnem g%etpilien @6arleD 8raben,
einem Solbaten a. 9. aus Sort S6erioan,
geiprobel1, Der bel i9m gepoDnt boben 1oQ,
Der icbob nie in Ser Stabt geieben pur6e.
2lm lebten Sonntag nabm 3immer Dieien
Sreunb gum 2uncb aus Der Sta6t nit. Sb
8raoen 81 ber 3eit nod BORT mar, lit nicbt
betannt, 9a9e9en iou Sri. Maggie Stupep,
mel9er 3immer 5ugelteigt gepelen mar,
cine Boittarte aus @6tcago erbalten boben,
bic ieb0cb Oas Datum: Summit, Sen ID.
9top." tru9. Nuf bieier goittorte idrie6
8roben, feline Q(rbeit tpGre setban un6 er
tpiirDe Summit Dcrlaiien.
Gr ptr0 BON Der 6 olt5ei oerfol9t. 3tmz
mer's golOene ltbr unb ales @el6, mas er
Bel iib 9etrasen, near ntbt su finben. Sine
3tpeite llDr, Sic ber So6te seitipeilig gu traz
gen pfle9te. fanO man III ieiner @eitenz
taiCbe.
Sn ben &Gumen beS t9auies 1T NIGHTS All
itnoen, mas auf einen Worb btnbeutet. gtur
an etllem Teniter itno aut Ser Snnenieite
S6rammen 81 bemerten, ais OF eS nit
9Glfe zines Stemmeiiens 9eip9ltlam ees
Offnet tpuroe.
, 1893-11-17

Sn elmer seitrigcn Sibuna bes Gomites
ber 9tattoualbebor6e fir Bic Qbfaiiu1g Der
@ei6icbte Der QtusitelIun8 purben bic Ge7
geln fit Sic Heoaftion beS 8erfes feltgcicBt.
Die @el6i6te Der 9uSfte1ung lou Elm UNI
fangreicbes 8ert ncrben, inbem feline Gin
3elbett bcS glGnSen6en llnternebmenS aus
gelaiien nerocn ioQ. @ertbirettor 8urn>
bam miro ale Details Der gauarbeiten
FLAIR le9en, uno Sic 0epartements5efs
peroen je cinen Seri6t iiber lift 9eparte7
ment %licfern. 8rGiibent !Stainbot6am miro
bic augcmeine @eibidte BET 9luSielun9
NIT bem 6iran3beri6t i3retben. 0iePrets7
richter perOen III ibren 8eribten namenta
LID auf bic er5ieberildbe 8eOeutuns Der
NusiteQungSobtette @epicbt legen. 81 Sic
9amenbebOrbe oub ei1en lelbltitdnoigen
8eri6t fir bas Werf lieferu lptrD, lit mob
nicbt beitimmt. Decentralization 0apiS miro
einen o~llgemeinen 8erpaltltngSberibt LEE
fern. Die 2tusmabl be5 6iitortferS, Der bic
gauge Nr6ett reoaftioneu leiten iou, lit nob
nicbt erfolet. Wtajor !6anOp ertldrte geitern,
nicbt sur 2(nnaDme Der Steaun9 9enet9t
81 letn.
, 1893-11-17

Oerfouft. Die Goti1mbii9e @arOe lit iebt
nod 1900 W}ann itart.
0aS Snoiauu@@ ebdllbe tpur6e 9eltern
fitr $1,000 auf 9lbbru6 perfauft; 6as @ez
bGubc bon Siib@0afota lit Ser ab9ebrann=
ten StaatsuniberiitGt 5u 8ermiuton iibcr>
pieien DDrben uuo pirb sort tpa~bridbeinz
licb Wieher aufgebaut meroei1.
, 1893-11-17
observation-disclosures.

6eute tpuroell Sic foLgen6en 6eirat5sz
1cbetne erWirft:
, 1893-11-17

I'm Steuuneiubenben bel Ser se9en=
mdrti9en Notblase bas grlansen bon Be-
i9Gftigung Su erleibtern, nimmt oos
NbenbbIatt Der Sutnoi5 Stats Seitung
SteQengeiude unent9eltli6 auf.
, 1893-11-17
Stdott1bes,
Brteffaiten.

g. s. - 2eioer t0nnen mir Sbnen nicbt
0ienen. 9tur elm Sngenieur, ser nit beiz
ben BON S6nen e%rtpdbnten 8auiperfen be-
tannt lit, tOunte S4re 6rage &c w~iiienbaft
beanttporten.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14
iold always has a market.
Our Public Schools

Are the main-stay of our republic. In
them are being cultivated the minds
which are to be our future lawmakers
and leaders in every walk in life. How
es. ealtial it is that these minds should be
united to strong, healthy bodies. So
many children suffer from impurities
and poisops in the blood that it is a
wonder that they ever grow up to be
men and women. Many parents can
not find words strong enough to express
their gratitude to Hood Sarsaparilla
for its good effects upon their children.
Scrofula, salt rheum and other diseases
Of the blood are eh.ectualIy and perma-
nently cured nv this excellent medicine.
ana the whole being is given strength
ID resist attacks Of disease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14
Useful Information"

Is "a heading much resosttd to By ''re-
iied physicians and people whose
sands OF life have nearly run out. ="
The publishers of our standard diction-
aries or encycIop, dias tell the pure
truth when they offer their works as
mines Of useful information: and in
the same class are reliable and first-class
railroads like the Burlington Route.
" hen This road offers to give you, free
of charge. useful information about
ways and means Of safe, swift and
comfortable railway travel YOU may
place entire confidence in what is tod
you They have 10 dispos.i ton TO de-
ceive You. and if they had are too
shrewd not % know that honesty is the
best policy = Therefore before taking
a trip am where. write to w. j. C.
KENYON, Gen. Pass Agent, St. Paul,
Mimi, and learn Whist are the advan-
iages Of ''tbe Burlington" as a route.