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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-28
IN CHANChKI

This cause came on this GAS 60
further heard on the papers l.....y
read, on the petition OK r. j. itI'."
G.. "a. A. Payne. and others, f..--'
legatees under the VIII or li. b. ..
deceased, and on the assignments
BY Meta j.. Payne. assignee .l Do.
Payne, TO r.. s. Trout and Il s
kinney both dated September 81 l'o
and was argued by counsel. NH e
siderati0n whereof. ~ appeJr.ns
court that a report OF the a.a'-,
John A. Cunningham and Nl.1N '
ton. executors under the VIII pi --
r. James, deceased. and or the d.l' -.
demands against the estate Of pr "a
Ed. y. James. deceased. has u..- i,
in this suit as part OF the fet.' ~
Commissioner r. III. Steger, da..l .-s
I. 1895. ana has been confirmed ~ vi.
decree entered herein on July ID 80
that one year has elapsed since tAe 49,
hcation OF said Cunningham alI N'
ton as executors under the VIII oi p, n
IA H. James. deceased. and max -
r. j. Harding, q. W. A. Payne ana o.".
residuary iegatees under the Wih v-
I'd. T.. James. deceased, have pea"1
the court 70 make distribution % ihe" n
the residuum OF the personal es,a,'
said Ed. n. James, deceased, .,.-.-
reunding bonds. the court doih 49,.
fore order and decree that the cfeA.-- I,
OF said Edwin T. James. deceas1.' AZ
there be any, show cause. II any ~.
can. at the courtroom OF the CnaAe..
Court Of tho city OF Richmond. ~ ~
old city Han, on Tuesday the o'A..'.-t
OF December. 1898. against the PAY =,
and delivery OF the personal ests" 49,
said Edwin 4. James. deceased, ~ .t.
legatees under his viii without
ing bonds; that a copy OF ibis oias.
published once a week Tor -FOUR 49,
sive weeks In The Times rev Ia
published IN the city OF IachingnI' ,-srt
mat said order be posted az '.q c,fy
door OF the Hustirgs Court OF INC ~
Of Ricbmond on tho rrst Monday IN ~
yember and December. 1875.
CHARLES w. GODDiN, Cle'A'
MEREDITH s. COOKE, y. O.
OCT-Sa4W
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
Appointments Made by the Committee For
the State Mt Large.

Appointments Madc DIV the tommitteo N"'
the State Mt Large.
The following appointments for Demo-
cratic speakers are announced by the
Virginia state Democratic Committee
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, chairman; James
r. Fisher. secretary:
Hon. Robert G. Kent
will address the people at
Alexandria, Saturday. 2Sth (nighO.
Leesburg. Monday, october SOth.
General Fitzhugh Lee
Winchester, October both.
Newmarket might, November LIST.
Clifton Forge, Thursday, November "a.
Goshen, November I'd.
Rockbridge, Bath, November Sun
Hon. John A. Buchanan
Newberne. Pulaski, November 9th.
Hon. John GOode
Roanoke. October 2Sth
Manchester (nighO, November 20
Gortb Roston might, November 80.
Charlotte Courthouse nighp, November
staunton. November 9Th.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler
wha,eysyiue, Nansemond, october 2sth.
Princess Anne Courthouse, November
9th.
II. II. Pollard.
Nottowav Courthouse. November "a.
Clover, Halifax, November Atm.
II. ID. Flood
Amherst (speclaD, October 3lst.
Amherst especially, November ISL. 49,
Campbell Spring Mills, November sun
Coyington, November 6th.
Hon. Rufus A Ayres
Gate city Cbarbecue). october 2sth.
Hon. Thomas whitehead
Greenville q p. NJ. November 81.
Sfi6dIebrook 7:3O p. AI), November I'd.
Mount Sidney G:30 L. M, November
Waynesboro G:3O p. NJ, November 9Th,
Hon. j. w. Marshall
Waynesboro. Friday, October 9th.
Franklin Courthouse, November 9TH.
Hon. c. A Swanson
Franklin Courthouse. November 9th.
Hon. II. ST.. G. Tucker
Waynesboro, October 9th.
w. A. Little, Jr.
Newport News might, october 27th.
Mathews county (speciaD, October 18th.
Louisa county tspeciaD, November Isl.
Gloucester county (speciaD, November
4th.
Meade Hsskins
sklnquarter, Chesterfield g P. NJ, oc-
brakes Branch, october 18th.
Hardin's Shop October 3lst.
Burkville, November Atm.
w. X. Aylett
Emporia. Greensviile, November 6th.
Judge W. II. Mann
smithheld. Isle Of Wight. November 9th.
Hon. Eppa Hunton
Newport News, Friday, November 30.
Smithviue Charlotte, November 9Th
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker
Lexington, November 9Th.
Judge W. Il. staples.
Hampton, october 2Sth.
Berkiey, Norfolk county, November Sd.
S. 4. Jones
Franklin Courthouse, November 9Th.
Crewe might, October 2sth.
Baker p. Lee
Chincoteague Island nighD. october
Accomac Courthouse. october S0th.
Hon. John Il. Massey
King and Queen Courthouse, NoYem-
Der "a.
Beverly B. Muuford
Pittsylvania, Toshes. October 2sth (spe-
ciaD.
Danyille, October might.
Chesterfield county, November 30 (spe-
ciaD.
Chesterfield county, November 4th (spe-
claD.
Powhatan Courthouse, November 9th
court day..
Judge G.. G.. Junkin
crafts. Scott county, November 1st.
Duffed. Scott county, November "a.
Pennington Gap, November Sd.
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for coughs colds and all other throat
troubles. -"Pre-eminently the best. Rev
Henry Ward Deechsr.
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Misses and Chndren's Gloves. wool dos.
skin and real Kid
Misses 4 button kid Gloves, I'm tan aal
brown SlO) pair.
Misses Mousq. Biarritz Kid Gloves, BE-
taus, browns, ana red. Si00 pair.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1898,
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Manatoka Tribe /. o. r. NJ, OddFel-
lows Hall.
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Toney's Hall.
Richmond Lodge. /. A. OF NJ, Eagle
Hall.
Enterprise Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Jr'
O. u. A. NJ. Hall.
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Having purchased all the order books
II r. j. Nixon & Co, containing meas
ircs for shirts and drawers. we are pre-
Jared TO duplicate any order ever dllec
by that firm.
s. i. BISHOP,
Manufacturer OF Fine Dress shirts,
S26 east Main street.
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MEETINGS.

~@~~-~-~~-~~~N~ y~~~@rNe0-@-'@ .fsvt.-
rLAY WARD AcTIyES-A Mi-f 10.
L ING OF this Cub viii be he .e
NIGHT at Belvidere Han az noml-
NJ WvndhaIn X. Meredith and the No., ~.
80 ,cr fhe LEGISLATURE will address wv
club. The public are invited, .,.,x.
II. IL. c. CABELI4. Seeres,
EVAN SNEAD, President. 'S-s'
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EVENING GLOVES.

White. black. pink. Nile green. lav'a1er
pearl, gray. tan and cream.
lG button length, 500 pair
u button length. $3.50 pa.g
% button I'm white and tan. fin plr
8 button length. in white {llJ pair
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John A. Cunningham and William over
ton, executors OF Edwin o. jaime er.
ceased ....................... IIa.-...r.
against
~. q. Harding. Jr.. heury g.. utr-as.
walter l.. Harding. Leslie q. haii'.
Ida y. Darlington, Bette 5. h.s-a
James Hogue. her husband, DAVID =
Payne George A. vs.. Payne. Robert D.
Payne, Mary G.. Payne. Ella o. Ilu.1
and G.. X. Turner, her husband, hr.s-
). Page and Edward II. paseJr. Der A..
band, Margaret Smith. Mary johns
JOhn T. hughes, sheriff of me CIV p.
Richmond, and as such admins. .t..
Ould. infant Defendant
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Il, 10, IS and II East Broad.
RICHMOND. Friday. Oct, %. 1893.

Remnant Days-aIways Fridays
and Saturdays. Every department
throws out its ought-to-be-sold
wares. Here are a few items out
of thousands that are over for to-
11ry.
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Boys Real Kid Gloves. Perri1s make
2 button, patent clasps, On taHs. browns
and red, {L3J pair.
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The CheApest

Nice three-story new brick dwelling. In
the city, on west Grace street. for rent
or sala ~ Chewing * Rose.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROl.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NlRGiNiA-iN THE tHAAtEhi
' COURT or THE CITY CO.. klh'
MOND, THE 80 DAY or OCTOBER
1893.
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Judge @. G. Junkin

Crafts. Scott county, November 1st.
Duffield, Scott county, November ID.
Pennington Gap, November 30.
Jonesyihe, Lee county, November 4th.
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WASHINGTON BUREAU. HARVEY l..
WILSON, MANAGER, RAPLEf
BUILDING, WASHINGTON,
ID g
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Pittsylvania, Toshes. October 2sth (spe-
ciaD.
Chesterfield county, November 81 (spe-
ciaD.
Chesterfield county, November 4th (spe-
clad.
Powhatan Courthouse. November 9Th
court day..
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DIED.


DIEHL.-At Rockford. September II, 1893,
Henry Diehl, lately of Lancaster, Pa, aged
Is years.
GRUBB. On the!loth instant. Jane, widow
of Adam Grubb, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends Of tue family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. f06 East Fifth street,
on Tuesday afternoon. the 18th instant.
Services at Ashury NJ. h. Church at o'clock,
interment at Wilmington and Brandy wine
Cemetery.
LENOIR.-At New Castle, on September Is,
1898, Margaret, infant daughter OF John and
Jane LenOir. aged II months.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
, er funeral from her parents 'iresidenre. Vine
street Services at St. ieter's Catholic
Cnurch, Monday morning, september is, at
$50 O'Clock.
NAHAFFY the l2th instant. Mary
Nshely. aged Il years.
O'HARA On the '4th Instant Anna
q aria, daughter of John J. and Nellie A.
q haia aged months and days.
RuIHNEN.-ln this city on the 18th in
staut, John Ruthven, IN the s5th year Of his
age.
ViNlNG.-At Clayton. Del. on the 18th
Inst. Marg aret Nining. widow Of the late
james Lille Nining, aged 16 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from her late re-idcnce. corner
Nsrket aud Harmony streets. New tastl lc,
Del saturday afternoon. September litl. ai
p, amp. m. Services AZ imna nnel Church. ln-
cement n ine lruu Il ialu AZ Jne Cnurcu
Pni soelrhft papers please copy.
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GREAT RaITAlN AND ire LAND.
Fine lecture Given by Charles II. Adams
at the Auditorium.

at the Auditorium.
Manager Benson, Of the Auditorium
deserves the thanks Of the people of this
city for making them acquainted with
such delightful lecturer as Charles III.
Adams. Mr.. Adams chose an entertain
ing subject, and delivered his
His great charm consists in his
perfect naturslness and freedom from the
conventionalisms Of the lecture platform.
There are those who buy their photo
graphs, throw them upon the scene, and
with the aid Of book of travels. give
their audience a monotonous account Of
foreign places. Mr. Adams does not
depend upon others for his information
He is an experienced traveller aud he gives
his personal experience together with
many odd and out.of the way view switch
the ord mary tourist generally misses.
Mr.. Adams's audience followed him rs he
visited the Giants Causeway, Rob Roy 3
( Home. John Knox's house and grave,
which is in the middle Of busy city
I street, a fitting resting place for the
I greatest stirrer up Of men the world has
known; Gretna Green. with its runaway
matches = kenilworth Castle, the Tomb
of Shakespeare, Canterbury Cathedral
and St. Martins Church, which has
stood for thirteen hundred years.
To appreciate fully the educational as
well as other advantages, people should
by all means support the cause of cheaI
entertainments now being given in th'
Auditorium. The course contains some
thing for every one; all the artists ap
pearing are first class, and those who d.
attend are invariably pleased with tn
entertainment. The clergymen Of tn
city are supporting Manager Benson
fdlly in his efforts to present TO the pee
pie good concerts and lectures at loV
price.
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AN lNSIDIOUS DISEASE.
How Its Victims Are Deceived Until
Too Late 10 be Rescued.
DANGEROUS SYMPTOMS.


A chronic cough. which may get almost
well at times, but after the slightest cold Will
"A chronic sore throat. long standing catarrh
which has been badly treated, especially ioeel ,
treatment, viii be almost certain TO AFFECT the
lungs. 49,, ..,. 49,,
irregular heart action, general Deputy anu
ssall-gone~ feeling IN the morning after rising
and when il is noticed that one is gradually
Breaking down of the lungs. even the for
nation OF abscesscs, seldom produce much
pain, which decciyes the sufferer oftentimes
until the disease has got beyond control.
This ought TO be thoroughly understood. that
because YOU suffer no pain in your chest Is
not an indication that you're lungs are not
Sufferers in the last stages Of phthisis often
are surprised when an examination reveals
IT 20 the physician. thousands have dlea
from this insidious disease who would have
been well to-day had they known before IL
was too late what their disease was and been
properly treated.
DIR. NARsTON's "BACALLlN,"
which is sold at the drug store Of n. B. Dam
forth Second and Market streets. this city.
OF at his Office at 81 per bottle, i his speclhc
for Consumption and other wasting dlseases.
Hundreds Of bottles are used every month
with little or no advertising, but simply Dy
wonderful Curative Powers.
It heals the liberated lungs. builds up the
strength and puts on flesh as no other agent
Thousands of patent medicines have been
sold by n well-worded advertisement. but
DR. Narston 5 "Bacilin" has gained the con-
fidence OF the public simply by its power 20
cure when all others fail, when hope Is almost
lost. A..
No other medicine was ever sold in the
market with such words on their labels as
are prominently displayed upon Bacillin-
won't Cure All Dseases!n Who ever heard
of a patent medicine before that did not
claim to cure every known disease.
ADVANTAGE OF FREE CONSULTATIONS.
Sufferers have the advantage Of consulting
DR.. Marston, personally or by letter. at hii
Office, for which no charge whatever ls made
After an examination, If this remedy Is no
indicated in the case or other remedies arr
needed in connection he will tell you, and tn'
cost Of the treatment, should you decide 4
place yourself in his care.
Those suffering from apy chronic disease o
the lungs. stomach, liver. kidneys, heart q
blood may 90 to Dr. Aarston with surety
speedy recovery.
He has been wonderfully successful treat
ing patients residing out OF town and unaol
10 cone and see him personally. NO charg
Is made for consultation. either personally o
by letter Office, No. l3f South Ninth street
near Walnut, Philadelphia. Hours, . 70 a,
tOS. Sundays, 9 to IL a. m.
Anyone desiring 20 learn regarding iur
Aarston's success and his metnods % tfeal
ment should write for Marston's Record
which Will be sent free 10 any address
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The Change Not satisfaetory.

The changing of the schedule on the
Maryland Division of the p, w. a b
railroad has not met with universal
satisfaction. The people all along the
line are kicking and talk Of getting up
petition to present TO the company
asking it to replace the trains that were
taken off, 1t is said that the railroad
officials are not satisfied either, as the
combining Of the trains makes them too
large. These and several other reasons
may cause the trains-some Of them at
least-tO be put on again.
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NOTICES

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application Will hH made 90 Hon. iEnn-
nus g. 1rubb.On Saturday. September l6. 1888
ht y. ~ O'Clock ~ the morning, st Chamhers.
ln the County Court HOuse In Wilmington.
for the right 20 amend or alter the charter Of
the y. a. W. Pyle Company.
BRADFORD q VANDEGRIFr.
Attorneys for Corporation.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TANpAYERS.
~ Receiver OF Taxes John II. Dickey viii
sit sl a. the following pleses during the month
of Ansust az dates as stated, for the collection
OF county, ponr, road and dog taxes for the
year 1888. During July August AMI septem-
Der uHr cent of.
September li-St. Georges.
September MiddletOWn.
September le-Odessa
September 2o-Newark.
September 2l-Dclaware City.
September 22-kirkw sod.
September 23-Wilmington.
September 25-HockeEsin.
September 26-Townsond.
September 27-Blackhird.
September 28-Centrevile
September 20 9-Newport.
September Wilmington.
October g Practical Farmer,
October New Castle.
October N Wark.
October Newark
October Kirkwood.
October -CoOch's Bridge.
Octoh T l2-Deiaware City.
October lj-St. Georges.
October Townsend.
October lG-TOwns end.
October 0-Backbird.
October .O-blackbiru.a
October -sharpless's School House.
October p Mlddletown.
October 2 2i-Odcssa.
October 25-stanton.
October 2i-Hockessin.
October 21-Newport.
I October 2s-Toy's Hotel.
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The INVESTMENT FEATURES.

The Equitable Pays MIR. Charles A. Dana
$50, ,s21 so, Being the Cash Surrender
value Of Two "Ordinary Life'' Tontine
Policies for $50, 900 Each.
$50 s21. so NEW YORK, July 10. 1898.
RECEIVED from tine Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States,
FIFTY TWO THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ONE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS, in full OF all claims, including
profits, under Policies Nos. 2l1, ,432 and
2i2 94i. on the life Of Charles A. Dana,
now surrendered. said policies being
In favor Of himself and not assigned.
CHARLES A. DANA
ANsoN A. MAHER, Manager, Equitable
Building, Wilmington. Del
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Sent 90 the reform school.

James Pierce and Maurice Buck, two
neat looking small boys were arraigned
for having entered the store Of Devalin-
ger, Frank and Weir,on King street.
They took SIS from Frank. They
threw the money on the lot at Third
and French and it has been recovered.
The court considered that the Ferris
Industrial School would be the safest
place for them both, and accordingly
committed both boys to same.
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smoke and Gas From heaters.

Nothing is more provoking thaRl to
have your heater throw out smoke and
gas. Sometimes on account Of the heaters
other times a defective fue. James f.
Wood & Co. sre busy just now remedy
ing both Of these defects Orders are
coming in lively.
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MARRIED.

ANsLEY- HOsKINS.-At'the District Par
souage, No. BOZ West Seventh street, on
Thursday. September n. 1923. by The Rev
ouis u. Barrett. Henry II. Ansey and
Mary q. Hoskins, both OF Washington.
ID. G.
DALE-ELLIOTT-A Newark. by Rev
W. j. DuHadway. on the l4lh instant. Miss
Mary h Dale to Robert e.. Elliott, both Of
New port, Del
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A Chance for senator stewart.

Mrs Anna Deakyne, Of Dover, Del.
had just said "Hellol" through a long
distance telephone, On Thursday even
ing, when her jaw became temporarily
psralyzed Viii Senator Stewart please
cali up New York2-New York World
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HrIP WANTED.

UTANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR FUR
w nished or unfurnished rooms. cooks,
German or Swede. 3 chambermHids; z white
girls for general houaework. mo coCkingl
MORRIS q CO, 7O4l6 Market street.
VTTANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w general homework. Apply at 23 Mar
ket street.
w NTED.-GENTLEMEN 10 REPRE-
w sent a natural premium insurance
company In each town or city in Delaware
OF Maryland, pays one one-han face OF
policy In case OF permanent a.d total d's-
ability. Liberal contracts 20 good meu.
Experience unnecessary. CAN or address w.
5 HOFFMAN, yGeneral Manager, No. Sij
Market street, Wilmngt0n, Del.
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home from the Worlds Fair. He spent
three weeks in the white and Windy
CITY"
Mr.. Lille Philips, Of this city, is
visiting her parents in Dover.
Mrs. w. S. Evans is visiting Miss
Mollie Hutchins at Dover.
Congressman John w. Causey was in
town last evering.
Mr. and Mrs w B. Fem, of New
York, are in this city.
C. H. Gootee, Of Easton, Nd, is in
town.
w. S. Wright and wife. of Pasadena
Gel, are registered at the Clayton House
d. Taylor Bradford hale and hearty,
returned from Chicago yesterday.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FuSEL OIL

You have heard physicians and scientific
people say that there is nothing so good
for checking colds, coughs, weaknesses
aud sudden sickness as whiskey, aud that
whiskey should. first Of AL, be pure. There
Is no whiskey known TO the world that
possesses the superior medicinal qualities
OF Duny's Pure Malt. NJ has been used
universally for years. 1t is the most
popular whiskey known to the world to-
day. Insist upon your druggist OF grocer
giving You Dnns's. Send for pamphlet to
DUFFyS fALr wHIsKEY CO.,
ROCHESTER,. N. Y.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16

Finest cove plant oysters at Gardner's
S w. Corner Seventh and Shipley streets
80, 3 ) and 45 cents per quart. Phone 4l2.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will run a series of special excursions 70 the
Worlds Fair, for which excursion tickets 10
Chicago viii be sold at a rate Of one fare for
the round trip from New York and all
stations west as far as Baltimore. The dates
selected arr September 2l. 20. 30, October o, o,
U.s. and % The special trains VIII consist Of first
class vestihule day coaches. equipped with
laNatories and other toilet COnvenIences. and
an experienced tourist agent will accompany
each ain 90 look after the comfort OF pas
sengers- Stops for meals win be made
en- route. Tbs tickets VII be valid for the
outward journey on special trains only. ex-
cepting tnat from way points they will be
honored on local trains TO the nearest station
at which the trains are scheduled to stop.
They viii be valid for returo journey in day
coaches on all trains leaving Chicago within
nine al days. including day Of sale Follow
ing is the schedule Of the sp cial trains ard
rates from principal stations In this vicinityi
Leave Wilmington az ll.ol a. M. rate Sl7
leave Newark az il.'7 a. m. rate 5l1; arrive
at Chicago next day at 4.5sp. IN. Remember
dates-Septen.ber ~, 20. october q, 8. 4,
ana 2j.
TOadsio7ls and mushrooms are two very
different thing. III you eat one ana die Il 1.
tuadstOol Auburn Advertiser.
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Arc You Nervous,

Are YOU all tired out do you have that tired
feeling OF sick hpadachag You can be re-
lieved of all these symptoms by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla which gives nerve and bodily
strength.
HOODS pills are easy in action.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
lTEMs oE lNTEREsI.

An Emotional Role -She--"why were you
50 awkward and embarrassed when you
proposed 20 me.r He-"Oh. ] was trying
not 10 look so cock-sure Of being accepted
as ] felt."-Life.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
sIlIns Arc scnrce.

The F Blumenthal Company's works
will shut down next week and remain
closed for a week. The scarcity Of skins
is said to be the cau.e.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16

Mrs Victor Preiser, Of Chicago, is
registered at the Clayton House She
formerly lived here, her maiden name
being Miss Leu Candidus She and her
husband will probably winter here