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The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Fer Over Fifty Year,

AN OLD AND WELL Tried REMEDy.-Nn,
ovSf my years by milliens Of mo hers tor theil
1t soothes the child. softens the gums, allAys OIL
D aSrbBA IL pleasant to the taste. sold By
Druggists In every part OF the World. Twenty
I'VE cents Q bottle. Its value Is incalculahle. b
sure ana ask for Mrs. Winslo S's Soothing syrup
and take no other kind.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
An Explorer hurled.

Winnipeg. Man. May 1.-THE funeral
of the late Chief Factor Robert Camp
bell, of the Hudson Bay company. took
place yesterday afternoon. 1t was very
largely attended. The deceased was the
discoverer and first explorer of the Yukon
river and other water bodies in that wild
region in 1910.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
R.kow.kv Keen. I'M. Land.

WI shington, May 14.-Secretary Smith
to-day settled the long-contesttd home
stead entry of CHARLES l.. lsakowsky 10
the Duluth district. He approved the en-
try of Isakowsky and ordered u patent
issued to him. 1t is said that three bogus
contests were brought against this entry
TO compel Kakowsky to %relinq,;'sh it.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19

The Central DNkOtn Veterans.
Watertown, S. d., May 15.-The Cen.
trail Dakota Veterans association will
hold its annual encainpmcnt on the banks
of Lake Kampessa. near Watertown,
July 2, 3, 4, S, 6 and Z. The lest speak.
ers in the country have l,cen secured and
Il grand time is certain for all who at
tend. Reduced rates will be secured on
all railroads.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
4 Stcnmer Wreckea.

Brninerd. s'inn.. May 15.-In the storm
OF last night the steamer Flora, owned
by the Gall River Lumber company
was wrecked on Gull lake. The hail
storm was tine most severe ever known
here, and many windows were shattered
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Firemen Burned.

Sioux City. Iowa, May 1+.-l;arly this
morning while the tiremcn were asleep
the West Seventh street fire house was
destroyed by fire. I'irelnen Provost and
Hilgers were severely burned, the former
fatally. The horses in the building and
all apparatus were burned. The fire il
thought to nave been Of incendiary origin.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Blew the Water out of a Lake.

Lake BENTON, Minn., May IA heavy
wine! storm prevailed her Saturday,
M"wins out recently sown grain :o that
it will have to BE- resown. The water
in the lake was blown one mile from
the west shore. leaving the fish in the
mud. When the wind went down at
G:3O the water returned.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Why the Razor i. Used.

Mr.. O'Toole.sso You nre going to a
PARITY to-noisht; but how is it that
yez colored payple can't 80 to Il par
rity widout u razor!
Mr.. Lilywhitc-1f culled mans head
ware as easy to crack as a white mans
We wouldn't take muffin but q club
neider.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
~ Jo,. III. Com,nittee.

Great Falls, Mont, May 14.--W. I.
R.ker, representing the local lodge OF
the A. X. u, left this morning for st.
Paul to act In conjunction with other del
egates from various points along the
Great Northern in regard to comforting
With President Hill, and insist OH agree
n.ents being kept by the management.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19

Brairerd, MIMI, May ia terrible
hail storm prevailed here about an hour
early this morning. Hundreds of win
dews are broken thu oughou. the city.
trees damaged and cellars flooded. Hail
stones as large as wDlnuts fell.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Sand storm and Dry.

Watertown, s. d., May 15.-Thc sand
storm of Friday hurt the crops to an ex-
tent running from 10 per cent to total
ruin. Immediate rains would restore
something of the loss, but it remains dry
with hot south winds. Much wheat
land will be resecded to flax and corn,
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Conxrexutionam.t. TO Meet,

Jamestown. N. D., May Is. - The
jamestown conference Of the congrega-
tional churches will meet in this city
June 6 and Z. A full representation IS
expected.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19

Wanted In Chicago fur Embex.le.
ment.
Eau Claire, Wis., May Is. James
Murray, wanted in ss:hicago by $. w,
Conner, a dry goods merchant, for en-
bezzlement. was arrested here by Chief
Of Police Elliott and is held for an Of
ficer who will be here tonight.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19

L~iEhtninx's Call ON MIR. Hennep.
Little Falls. MIMI. May 15.-Lightning
struck Nick Hcnnen's residence at Pierce
Saturday night and wrecked it consider.
ably. No lives were lost,
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Noted schalnr l:e.a

London. May 15.-prof. Henry l..
Horley, IL. d.. died to-day at Carts
brooke, Isle of Wight, aged seventy
six years.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
A Jute Firm Fails.

Dubuque, May 14.-kinmond, Luke &
Co., a firm largely Interested in the jute
tlode, has failed. The liabil ''s ire esti-
mated Mt S;;OO.O OO.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Manitoba Village scorched.

Winnipeg, May -15-Fire ut HelmGeld,
Man., yesterday, destroyed three DWELL
ings, W general stores and all their
contents. Loss, $4,000; insurance nom.
inal.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19
Drowned in the Chippewa.

Eau Claire, Wis, May 15.-The son of
Frcrklin Brown, aged six years, was
d,cwEed in the Chippewa river. The
body has not been recovered.
The Dickinson press., 1894-05-19

.Ooly time Of arrival u grves, Passenger treins
slusye stop i've mtnuets .. DtekinooH. PSesen1.
eaS With t1yxets IRE allowed to ride on the reSr
0octaon OF No. 81. "
For informstion, time cards, maps and
elokets. csll ON or write Ticket Agent. n.
.'orthern Pacific q. r. a. Dickinson
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
JUST AT THIS SEASON.
The Most Attractive and the Most Deceit
fui of All the Year

This is the most dangerous season OF the
year. Il may be pleasant. may often seem at
tractive but bac of all the pleasant atmos-
phere there is danger This danger comes In
some form Of sickness
Almost any sickness starts wath q cold OF a
chill caused By the sluggish action Of the
system. That is why so many people just now
complain OF tired feelicgs, pains in he mus
clee and bones. rs uf spurtiie cprinE Fever
and similar troubles.
The following Is good advice from prOmi-
nent medical Journals "PneumOnla ana other
dangerous complaints. which result from a
neglected cod. can always be avoided II a
timely remedy Is taken When chilly sensa-
lons are felt they should be stopped immedi
nsey on serious consequences VIII ioll W
Ahere ls ohiy one way known 70 the world
OF avoiding "A colt or cLflis. ana that is 10 use
eVou. pule strOng srimalant. Nothing or
uln,erf VIII 90 II must he something sure
~ ~ action aid scleuuhCallY repsrrd. For
ffnl- reason nothing has ever euualied Duty
Pure Mali Whiskey. which Is acknowledged
20 NtA l3 phys clans and scientific men 10 be
ket - VS. ~
This valuable advice may be prontahly fol-
pMea bY many people who are suffering tn
sal al rom ne early effects OF cold, chills. or
luh'lpiF Eiip ln ifH advanced .iarra. NuMV's
rute hhltls always reliable and afenfive.
feople should not. however = srn,it any dealer
- substitute something which ie elaine Z,
pc 10 az god or about the "a me thing d
NointnT else can possibly compare wilh tha'
Eolc1 Ls% lrovep I-s9l1 " j N " us'e 10 bt
the orst ana purest Ia the orld.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
KENT COUNTY'S JURORS.
GRAND, PETIT AND SPECIAL JURORS
FOR THE APRIL TERM.

The List as Drawn Yesterday Reads
Like Directory Of Kent Count5's
Prominent Citizers-Interesting Church
sery ices Tomorrow.
s9ccial 'orrespoudence evening JouenAl.
DOVER March 17-The grand and
Dsit iurors were drawn yesterday morn.
inA g. strve at ,he April term Of court
va this county The following were
trawn as grand jurors:
buck Creek ". A Stevens and John
Jones
Keltou-George Cook, q E Nay brty
,ud r 1O-rt Il DnrAh.
Litie Greek John Il Farrow and
l,--ph Nfllon
Eist Oover-w. G Possles aud J F
saoisbusy.
West Dover-James Clark and John Il
hus0u
North Murderkill Joseph 3 Wells
iDnn Montague aud Villa h Maloney
Siutn Mmaslkiil-John Il Moore.
Nstuanisl La s and Jacob Quillen.
Nispiliou EphrAil L1ux, David w
smith ana Gsofga l. Baird
Mufosd-Joshua Bennett. Sc Robsr,
n Stevens and Garret L. Hynson.
These petit Jurors were also drawn:
buck Greek j. F. GoldsboTough. John
p. Coli George R L hand aud William
~ Boyer
Kenton-John NJ. Truax, j. W. Light
ip aud Thomas w Msyb brey.
L.ttle Greek ohm w Fennimore and
Isaac NJ Denney
East Dover-David Pollock, G. w
N.'gan, w L Davis and William d.
ltlltrty
West William H. West ard
lillian J Walls
North Murderkill- John H. Marker.
Alfred A. Downham and Jonathan G
oocper.
s5uth Observation-Disclosures X Hprd.
Y. J. Dill, Levi c. Rogers and J. W
Bats
Mispillon-Wiliam T. Neumau,
william Tsrbart, Cove S Milborn, Alex
snd.r W Hughes.
Milford james II. Griffith, Harry
| va eyard and Nathaniel French
TIE following special Jurors were also
irawn:
Duck Cresk-Thomas w Donovan,
ssmuel J. Cole and Frank f. Jones
K.nton-David " Jones and Frank
! " Downes
EfsI Dover - tiNfn I AhNlult AtNltt7
e Duhads way snd William Pnrvis
! Iitle Greek Joseph B Vaughn and
| R0oert Cilsons.
West willard Jones and
EIdrdee Parmley
North Murieikill - David H Rasf,
| Newton Lodge and rh0mas Hopkins
south Murderkill-JauesS S-tterit III. O
o Augustadt and David c Wucutts.
Mispnlion-AleXands Blades, Th9ms s
pRins aud Samuel Graham
Miford-Isasc B Jester, Joshua B II
nstl. Jr and Martin Emory.
lu Wesley "a r Church, to- morrow
aoroing. at ij. the fourth quarterly
owe feast will be held At 10 30. tLe
presiding elder viii preach his last ser
uon Tor the conference yesr. Ia the
rVeuing, st 2 80 o'clock, tte Sunday
ahoJl missionary anniversary viii be
ueld Joseph E Holland, o. Milford,
sill deliver an address on the occasion
Papers viii bs read in mowofy of mem
hsrs of the school aud church, who have
oied during the year.
Bi-bop Coleman will visit Christ p J.
Chnrch and S Ptuls. Chapel Camden,
tomorrow nud administer the rite Of
1.frmafion. Az Dover, A. m morn
ing prayer; 10 3D.. litany confirmation
iud the holy c'mmuuion, p m, even
lpg prayer aud sermon; 3 D. m.. Camden
evening prayer aud confirmation.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
PROMINENT DELAWAUEBE BURIED.

John G. Graham Laid to Rest at Cam
den Yeuerdas-was a Bank Director
aud Won Known Democrat.
Special Corresr ondence Evening journal.
CAM1EN, Del, March Il The funeral
OF Joho q Graham. a prominent and re
speoted citizen Of Camden, took plsce
from his late residence, yesterday, at .
o'clock, p. II
The funeral was largely attended, a
number Of promioent men Of the state
being present Rev Nj Gibson, OF
Christ F. r Church, Dover. odiciated.
alr Graham was at one time large
aud extensive grain merchant He WAS
VA eX director ln the Farmers Bank.
at Dover, and prominent In all local
matters.
lie was an ardent Democrat. and sew
cal times candidate for legislative
hoaors He leaves e widow and throg
crown children.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17

Disease is an effect. not "a cause. Its origin
h within. its manifestations without. Hence.
20 cure the disc se the cause must he re-
moved. and in no other way can cure ever
he effected. War er's SAtE Cure is rstah.
lished on just This principle n realizes that
o5PER CENT.
of an diseases arl from derangeu kidneys
and Liver. and 30 st-ikes al once 90 the p, ot
+ the difficult y The elements OF which 10 o.
composed act directly upon these great
organs both as a food az d reiforer. and. by
placing them In a healthy curdiuln, urivr
disease and pain from The system.
For the tnuumcrahle troubles caused hy uu-
healthy kidneys Liver aud Urinary organs ,
for the distressing disorders of women; ior
all Nervous 8 Elections, and phl slcal d range
mrnt5 RencrallN, this great remedy has no
equal. s past record Is a guarantee OF con-
thuod performance.
u II. WARNER g. co.
London, Rochester, Melbourne. Frankfort,
%, fonfo. Paris
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
RAILROADS..


DENNsYLVANIA RAlLROAD-sTAND-
ARD Railway Of America-Profeofe "a
nhroughout by the Interlocking switch md
PHiTAi5fT TpHi 4. wlrNrNGTONa BAL,
llMOrE RAILROAD. December o. 1858.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington az follows
%, $50. 800. 1915, 10 l6 II 20. II 81 B. ID,
~ ~, 81, 3 1. o. 10. n. 3 53. 00. :. m.
Aecommodntlon. %, Q 80, o5. 20 ij, n 50 q N
T. 4. ~, ~, 3 ~, q. l0J0p m
Chester express. 5i, 4 3l, q 3l, 2 ~. z 80. ".
ss,,ee' 100, il 20, II 81 m. 81. o., % o. 81,
Accommodations %. IS, sOs. .IOe,i ,ii85am,
l2 81 2 q, 3 ~ 3 90, 2 4s. 10 S0.pm.
New York, | %. 300. ~. $40, 55. $50. 00O,
10 o. 10 ~ Il 81 m iie ~. 81. 70, O5 % 70,
Boston. Without Change. 20 u ani.6Hp IN.
Florida and the South, tvia Atlantic Coast
New Orleans, Richmond and Danvnle az
West Chester, via Iamokin. eal an. $40
. IN.
Newark Centre and intermediate stations,
7 0am. o 83 I'm.
baltimore and Washington, AIS. sm, 9li,
10 10. II % an. " o. ~ % n rs, 0S, -. q,
70 u3, G So 7il.Se0p m, u 10 night
Baltimore and intermediate stations, q,
IS, o o. y m, and 20 night
Baltimore aud Bay Line, 5 p p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. l3. II IL a M. fl. 43o, 9 n, =
Lewes. l3 a m. q m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
8 l3. II 03am. ~ y Ia, y Oh night
Harrington aud way stations only, a . m.
Express Tor Wyoming. o tOp IN.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Com
| fort and Norfolk. II 03 m, ~ On night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fer VIII
mlnRion, express, DO, ~, %, ~, 2 10, 10 %
u sam, l2 10, ~ 3i, %, 81, ai6. 4ol, A.
us, o, 30, ~ %, 90, II t3 II 10. II fl m
Aocommodation, %. 81, l0as AMI 3, 8 ua,
/ 4 8, 4 81, Q p. 81 1908. II 36 y m.
sunday Vrnins-Leave Wilmington for.
lhiadelphia, express, s. 2 b5, ~, 3 %. 3 90.
10 nh, n 81 M 81, % 504. 10. %. 7 0d. %.
/ o i2pm. Accommodation, z 10. 8 t5 a m. y 10
/ I 46, 40b, 3 90, lO3Opm
/ Chester, express, 55, ,420. $4,000, 10 0511fl,
| a m, 81, 3 Oi, %. Oa, 2 ~ p m, Accommo-
iation, 90, % a 10, y 10, 80, 4O5, 20, 20.
New York. express, I 50. 255. 4eO. 200. 3 %,
/ 10 %. II 81 m. II 10, 30. %, iob, t5 10 l5,
| fi "a, 2 90, l08l p m.
! Boston, without change. s 90 pm.
New. Orleans. Richmond aud Danville cx-
west Chester, via Lamokin. sOj a IN,
/ , ID p m.
New castle. Q 81 p IN. ls 90 night.
Cape CHARLES Old Point Comfort and Nor
5iiddletown Clayton, Dover. Wyoming.
/ Nolton, Harrington. Bridgeyiue. SoafO(d,
] laurel and Delmar, " Ol night. s7-
For ilorida and the suuth Via Atlantic
/ Qasi Linel II o. in, y 81 p M
BALTIMORE and Washington, 35. 3 on. 10
an. 2oi E5. D q, 70 3, Al, Ap N,
/ niaht
Baltimore and intermediate stations. n
Leave Philadelphia, Broad atreet, for VIII
| mington, express, % 90, go, aiO. N l3 ui
20. 81, oos, 0b5. Z 40, sS5. II %. A. il
| n i3 I'm.
Accommodation, g 80. 10 Ss a m. Il a5. 2rl
For further Information, passengers are lr-
ffrrcd 20 The ticket oiiice Rt the station.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17

P II Lidden, who says he belongs in
Baltimore, was arrsigned in the Munich
pa Court this m rniug on the charge OF
annoying the Sisters of st Francis. al
ThiTd and Jackson streets, last night.
He vas intoxicated aud POUNDED on the
doors Of the house terrifying the sisters
Judge Ball 6ned him $40 aud costs
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
The CrouDds fu Demand.

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany expects a good athletic season at
the Front and Union street grounds.
The number of applications already on
ME is unusually large and constantly in
creRsiun.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17

march. The NJ Salem Sunday school
orchestra will furnish the music for the
occasion
Frank Thompson and Harry Smith, o.
Dover we're ia this city yesterday
John Pilling, of Newark, registered al
the Hotel Wills yesterday.
James W. Ponder was in Philadelphia
to-day.
Miss Cora F. Harris and Harry Wor-
rail-, both of this city were married OF
Thursday night, at the home of the.
bride, No. 22l Monroe street. Rev
John d. c Hanna, Of Asbury NJ f
Church, ofiiciated.
Elder Crossan. of Kimbleville. Chester
county, Pa, is visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Jessie A Bye, of Louisville, Ches
ter county, Pa, has returned home after
spending three weeks with friends in
this city. Philadelphia and New York.
John H Hurlock. of Snow Hill. Nd,
is visiting friends here
w E Jauvier and daughter Mary V
Janvier, are spending several days az
Arcola, Montgomery county, Pa.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, March 17.-Mrs ellen Waller
Sas returned from visit to Philadelphia
Mrs Rosa Samler, Of Trenton, n. j.,
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Levi
Woolsey Massey. Of Prices Station, is
visiting his brother. near town
Walter ID Walls, Of Wilmington, wsl
ia iown yesterday.
Miss Frances Knapp is home from
school and is visiting her aunt, Mis-.
Mast
Miss Sallis Q Kirk has returned from
an extended visit 10 her brother at Jack
sonville. Fla
Mr. and Mrs. Cephss Parsons, will eel
ebrate their twsnty-sixth wedding ami
versarY on.Monday evening next at theil
residence on Governors avenue.
Miss Jennie Mcintyre, Of Chesapsak,
City, is visiting Wilmington friends
William S Hilles ATTENDED the aunua
banquet of the alumni of Haverford Col
lege in Philadelphia last night
An enjoyable dance was held in E3er
Hall last evening. 1t was under the di
reefion of Harry @ Chandler, William
Giveens Taylor and Townsend W Nil
Ter Hystt's orchestra rnished tn,
music. 10 was a full dress affair, auC
some Of the costumes worn by the womel
were very pretty.
Mrs F G DUPONT, Of this city, is al
the Colonnsde, Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs J Polk Steele, Of Chess
peake City, has been the guests Of vii
mingtOn friends.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
Try stoeckle's Book.
wnces I'M ulny works Reduced.

Ata meeting yesterday at Hockessip.
Walker Bcothsrs, Graham Spencer aud
Marvel end Eimes, kaoiiu mauuisciur
ers. decided 10 reduce the wages Of their
employees Is per cent. 70 90 into Effect
when work is resumed. The men have
been die sirce last Nogembsr.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17

pHfI,ADEIp4IA. TWENTY . FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT SITS. Week days. l3 03, Is.
6 2l. Ba5 ~ 80 so 18 40, . ~, 10 1, llO#, w ~
~; il22 "a 20, " 40, SO, 455, % 50, o. y y.
9i no 90, ON on d m.
sundays, % 09, 10 2l 8 80, %. 9 %, iloa a y
m; rs, q 49, $50, 455, % 85, 63l. q ~
pHiLGbEI,PHiIi'A. TWELFTH AND MAR
kET srs EEIs Week dsyys " " ~ 70 IL u %
PHILADELPHIA. Sundays, l3 ui, 70 81, nO l6
a m; U AZ. " DO. ill 40 p m. . -.
Chester week davs, i3 uj ~, It II, $50, d ~
70 ls 40. 9tf B. ii0 3d. lii 5Qa lp; i, 3. %.
3 iiL a. o. o. q 81. ID 80, %. 20 vl, .ll % D. i
Chester sundays, q 9s ~ a. ~ sss es y
atlantic city, week days, i7a0a IN; u ..
Pm' sundays y-el ywalsT pi 8i5TilPR " ~ ui'
BALTIMORE and Nasn.ngton. weeE nHss
a 80. O2. iS A.. a n; il2 Is, 2o5, 80a, y Y
s AZ m: ne I6, ia C5, %. IA, Is ie 40 a5 M.
Baltimore aud Way Stations, " Ia. 3 %
'Newark. Del. week days, H47, 7na. D. ~
M li2 Is. O. q ~, t6 81, 35, fs l2 - s, n %
IN. Sundays 70 AZ. l1.. Z ~ m, IL. 10, D li,
sitI 7,55, sl2, siogn, n lopm.
pittaburg, "a AT a M, - a. y IA. daily,
Chicago. 70 ~. a m; = AZ. p m, daily.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis. w n daily.
% 2s m, daily except Sunday; 10 80 sunday
New Orieans. via Bristol and Chattanoosa,
fs y . m, daily. Through sleeper TO New Or
singerly accommodation. 7oeam, sO5. -
Iandenberg accommodation, week "a e,
2 02, ~ % n m; 3 O5 and A. p IN. Sundays, ~
| n IN. AZ p IA.
Trains leave Market street stations
| For New York, week days, ~ 10 ln,
| For Philadelphia, week days. Q 20, - ln.'ll a5
| q ia lb, % 45 y m. sundays, 70, ui %
For Baltimore, week days, GO IA;
For Landenberg and way starons. week
i.ys. 1 lnho IN; 55. OO "a. sundal b
LaAsE PHILADELPHIA, TNENr3-
I FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STA. FOR
/ WiLMINGTON,weak days,t4 0a 6m,i - Is i1.
/ l0O1, fli A. n m; II % noon; y 35 lh, go
i5 - 10. 30 Is 90. 50 n, 90. 80 ~. ~. ~ Ss
sundays, 81 O5. o O0. ISIS, $50, iUts. 'li - a
| ng 1900 noon; 81 81. 2O. %, 10. a
| 3 IN. f7s gsu, SO Oi and n 30 NJ
/ LEAVE TW ELFTH AND MARKET E.
Weeks day, % As. - s.. fI 20. rr p g.,
! ~ 22 - t6 ~. Sundays. 20 %, =, 30. III .8
D. m; e 90. = %. 20 IS D M.
Telephone No 1888.
nates 20 Western points lower than via any
| n. her line. q. %. SCULL. Genl Pass. AGENT.
| r.. b. CAMPBELL. General Managfr
| Congressional Limited Express trains coio-
| posed entirely Of Pullman Nestibule PaflOr
/ and Dining Cars. No extra fare.
| eLimitec Express Trains, composed Of Pull
| mnn Ntstibule parlOr Cars. Nestiluie Pas
senger Coaches and Dining Cars. No extra
iillchmond and Danvine ExIress, No
cuannesl
snining Car attached.
s. ~. PROVOST, J, r WOOD,
General Manager General Pa teneeI As I.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
The Original

Blck Beer, is in the city Book Bsei
Is wanted Book Beer comes only once
IN year But. every beer drinker wants
the best Book Beer VIII you get iti
ask for itl John A Lengel brewed the
Odginal Bavarian Book Beer siS
mont0s ago and has II now for all his
customers. Ask for iD
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
saIadln un the Grnnh clrnnit

James r Green. OF this city. will take
saladin, g 0ll, on the Grand Circnit this
season. He will probably open st Pitts
barg. Mr. Green will take several other
fast performers Including Commodore
Trux o., l9l
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
KINNEY Is Ia the rieId.

william A KINNEY announced him
self to-day a candidate for the position
OF chief engineer Of the Surveying De
pertm@nt The Office was recently made
vacant by the resignation Of Harry
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
70 P-rf,ct Human. worh.

A movement IS on foot 10 combine be
Spcieiy for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children, the Society for ine Proven ion
Of Crntlty to Animals ard tho Humane
Society Of Delaware Only informal uctior
has yet been tak-n. but it sin doubtlrss
Result In decided action looking to tbe
more perfect conduct Of humane work
IL the state
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
10 nI,rn fnrced -.

Sheriff GOULD i'd George A. Lees per
soual property near Silyrrbrook ysstsr
day. rhe p,icas -aucsd high To-day
he suctioued ri toe stock of goods 10
William 81. r leH store. No III Market
sifest
Evening journal., 1894-03-17

From March 81 to March q, positively
the most beautiful panels ever given
away I'm Wilmington. Grand Union Tea
Co., 900 King street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17
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Sheriff Gould bas rtp'evinsd piaro in
tho possession az George maeksy. Of
No 1875 West second STREET FL scted
a, tie lnsi ance Of Cenlr.l NationeI Bmk.
Evening journal., 1894-03-17

Tie old Gus ON OF giving the house
inside tAo coating of white wash il fast
going opt as the people learu the super
iariiy of Kslsomine aud Plastico with D.,
more knowledge of the art necessary
20 use them Suitable light ilnts only
are what are made Any information
gladly furnished. james NJ. Bryan, lOi
West Eighth street