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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

gegrapelie. Sra Rlis Frioes I'll
"Ganuepirfe": 5urrise Manoaa besra'
peoes pna &iis 8~irfesaarb unoer tor
2eltaaelie ben al Sernbnnetcset orrbte
Otto Sablonotpi III. Den anoen 3reug
Ium pgiaa blep uuerticrt ital bore /
MrNrinn
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Sch Cmpalsct / Staranssr letreoe
!Ssirs CO be MOoerats meo 10
Stemmers Operpast. Der ~aIsaoeS
1883 Stemmer. gssse BARTER fla'
oer poer let 5remmgoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Gubper 9auoiDlsr fiaar its paa at iomnls
I olist. On Zines 8j0reusi miuore III 5peH
er uGro mango EsHse / gareues Cob, lite at
tale ON. at 9aHoe. tiger laust bari5srs
S4rsL SIriO I,rar. Ieup meo Stamp til
gorto for bet npsIie Seitipus;ort. % Ias %
oeruRit pios, huao liS On iommsr, iaa pl
sr iisuot o. s~riarsH 9anoa1eut itda iarota
til al ielss meo no for at rite 9aHoet frii
WILLIAM II. PHIPPS, Land Commits
sioner Northern Pacific r r. SIrip I'll
a. e. Johnson g. Co.
Land and Emigration Agent,
1916 e. Cd ST., St Paul, MINI
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

"Yrf 90 Yur9". Get az Sr. q.
Saaie reOi9ereoc "8ut" % oct nf 6r.
SimOnicu reoi9ereOe "Guu9" bile /
6slge enitabelig Ouercu8tomit fra lite
Npril at goa op i %binauOen ianleOcs, at
Slaoet iremtiOig uit fables "@ui" o.
reoi9eres al Sr. @aaie, men trDites al
s%imOnien us / i'm gore GremtrGOeu
bcte8ner fig iuln m JOrtiattelie Osiaa
al "8un6".
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Neobrenht. Gen Gfias gtter til'
borenoe aramboobpsnins meo Sassrl
iou,t ct treble GUS paa GcrsitatlaHo !
Nomsos or ben lite os. neobrGnot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

SnHncn,aen raisr / ecnns lib itGrit
i 6lensbOrs. gn osrparenos Sage bar
anIlaaet gntalet Of be 9eriUner, Der er
anarebne at bsnue Gariot FAINT andre
Spaoomms, til benoeo 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

dbronefon. - Oct e blsueu NTH tanss Fob at
at 5etienot9srs for fraUarsubs Siagt o. geurtt, at bet
bs5a5so. Sub I I'm 9isOOm at bortsa b, Oto Dozen min
flare can Dtartin q. I~brouioH. pan bs7t at lerins
ben Ste 5sb. 1885 | IN Nicer al "a Mar o. Ia TosL pan
benton itias % roIta I Irotr paa I'm 5relisr, og ,r mn
iam!st neo fin foruosau3Ht Roou % 8 S~sitsnot.
5rso mss bit Stsp, usIt sust rare BIT DiiHotl
Ole 5~sroHbi0n RpBas,H.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
6dfnae, gPtRu.

9agen. - ptroso bt'ienetssres ior iraoareuoe
SIast o. 9.uu.r, at gtssn 5ust5Ors 6aratesoattsr
9a5eu al Rrsosberrso 1osH. Sisoals 9r,ft.si,lo. Rorg,,
isst ben Soc SuRi 1858. ubpansrsss III gutsriia 1880,
aistt uto Esstu ben sbt Warts 1895 / ~G0rmsstau
~euibraH GsaeOutIs 9nittiut, I minneapolis, Rinn.
sftsr en- Rdansss SgseIst,. HH boiler afosss paa
III 9rssis airtegaato I NORTH Co., 9Spa.
5rtO mso bit Stsp. p~tlisHst uart bit 1tiusti
n zsblsrHiou Sortssua.
stni,tt. Qaortb %. Gomd,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

galaaarosbanen. @iesoals Ser
reosiprelie b~euilsecs / Mpoe mob l
Stemme bet al &umitsen tcrelaaeee
8elsb til Galsaarosbanen, nemlig
1000 8roner. aDmiteen bar MI ino'
icnot Gnigsuins til 8eSierinsen ON
Gtatstilifuo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

GienoomSbaEOel. @lar6eier DIE
Soban Spitoit bar boribpttct fin @narb
"@lenorupbOlm" / 8r0rup SOln meb
Ell aisbmanb &uoreas g. e. Miubes
oabl tilbprenoe GieuOom / Spaanbs.
9aoe / Gsbier9. 6aubeleu er "@ierns
o%rupbolm" aniut til $4,000 &r., bpprai
10000 Ser. for 8eiatnin9 m. b., pg
Gsbjer9'GienoOmmen til "a, 500 &r.,
bppraf 1000 Sr. for Qgssre.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
LOG aar oammel er en- gcnbe.Ons,

9riiii GpleiisoUtter, / Sosn. Sun er'
uerer cncnu iig isln ueo at saa ON
fra G,aaro til @aaro us bente lib til
epiuoing. Smutt flint @arn brinses
Iaa tilbdae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
GcoSfaIo.

Observation-Disclosures I a%bonnsntsrs Samtf
tier optaass cratic. Doe Tan pt lite ai's
Viaos Tor De nIminoettas LANCE fafHsslfer,
Der 'aa gcct fan fremisres prtpat baaot til
praftsr, Nabosr % Sieetninssr. nor 3srs.
og AnmeIoeIier al mere tuo alminosIia
s9nsoe. n,aa betaIts 8 Gtnts pr. einis. ~
i~ornsiGttsr, at @nhpsr, fom inoisnosr 1sps'
'aiesanmsIosIier. LATER oisis ciutsr % rsttsr
TO o%ersitsx.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

pei I. - esruto oil leg laos trGo1reHos Sio3t o.
9snnr DiSs, at mtu erOssr 3obauHss 8. stIss aist
Deb Dozen pla lin Slaro 6siss. 5teruus pr. S,aUan
ger, Rotss, ban 2soe Esetr. 1894, 81 aar samm,l. al
eses baUOe I mango aar uarst tn tart rsligiss glaHs o.
Oar bespt III at msOs fin Sub. pan .~ftsrGasu ~
gn.e os mlus, Bsru I sost Raar.
6rts mto bit Stso, p~slRsnet care BIT Rins,l
D. u. SsI9s, afspbss grobsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

S~lbebrano paa Granddaughter. Nat
til ben 2oen os. neobr9uote uobuiene
paa gtorbre Sosian / gaale, ~tilbpreuoe
S:atob Sirins. On Seit inoebranots.
SuIe o. Iplins bar asiurerei.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

@trauo. - 6srpsO bst,noislsts ior iraparsus,
1ta5tntuIs o. 9sHnsr, at min ,iRrt 6Hitra 9nssltl
Strauo aist' pso Gsosu ben 3bis Jsbruar 1895 / en-
aIoer al II gar. aibsos ur fsot paa Saarbsu RoIos
itSs / graGSaG I Estsmarssu usb Siisn, Ror5e. Gun
~stsrIao,r fs G Bern. Su meo mtg bssrao,I label al IN
iroaii puiru o. tiarIis Uloss.
6rts m,o bit StsU, p~,Ifsnst para bit Tiub,l
Csmuub q. Strano.
Wpua. NtthsQ %. Coma
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

iii Suefipb al iipe Hifsr lo'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. forsilaar Jos'
mrs etprtbinset iaar at seoils'
25O.O 900 Qrpuer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
GfteriporaieI.

Snliane SobEieu @lipp rspaas, 2urss,
be6es cpaipe i'm Aoresie I'll Adolf Sobuieu.
Teoils gate, ". Iato.a. A2l
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
aplf, men Qtnat tiaaanS, aip eaat!

Ct gaan ira 3 1000 I'll $4,000 suifss op.
iaaet pan rimelist Reuiespitaar. Security
aarantsrts. -Tseorab.poiisu' anpiisr.
ASK
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
q 9.


= ,raf h~urr iai pa fsiist al frttt as
m IT, ,rpHe.icr / Rsrge for 9iaa!. Sast %
NJ is'. ! her vi rpfsr, O.m i Gu : bel Sc tbs
s'a'' q r-r. Tier ira. be u sr eaoe eiter Oisie.t
usHf LFNGpEMAAL.
IAN ber er Meter. Lie 3 Fod 2 Tomrner)
H.meier dl,OD 1Fca.3l Centime'er'o ihir'
TYp-u hHpH IS Meter.
ypter. ..fos.er 1 1mnne-2d Millimeter.
/ I'M l omr 81 Meter iAh's -
y,,L FOR LYDENDE yARER
~ Fnheden ef her Liter, liz en- Pot)
-,r. rgtar Il HEX. ] p0t-l liter
I ~Tende-lt ~. Eekto pBgl-2 Centiliter, 2,lo0
t0ieT og ~ Ilrtre5el. az en- Liter.
yHGT.
GrundEnDeden er her draH--'l hyin'ih1
,-a "A Kuo- Kyintin4 Gram.
( ssppuhI l BisInerpund-6 kilo
FGn5T,d-s Kiogran. nLalh' oao ar,m
~sLsaaapuud IA hnoerah yoeNIs Kuograin.
MYNT.
- Skilling-3 Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

etoribinssmano SbOrsien a'ers'
bus, liaser ips. supplsdH'eH suHOo'
iuofaloteS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Splgt Girfe. SeitebanOler $. 3.
9auien / Gtbe % Msaer s. g. 9ans
fen. @iprbins MDae. iOm / Screening
eier 9arum &irfe meo 3ienoer bar
iolgt benre til 0arum So8ns 8e6Oere
ior $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Tlnoieligt 9oo5iolo. Gn 15aaris
&i8e fra 2angua, Der tiente los @uaro,
eier 3reider Der / 8peu, bar forlcoeu
bebi9lpeli9 meo at itjnre 0nttelie.
8InoieIis tInger bun OOcr ct S.oebefins
oenoe o8 itrar eiter ioIot bun ogo ON,
rant al ct SiertsiI1g.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
WEONI BRAND FENCE
Nrit!!
Ooot 3ano Yiuiat.

pea bar til Gags @sesHI Go, RiuH.. o. CmeaH,
100. 900 1etes J~srubautiaue. Smaaifeo.
Esmmgriaae % GasrlGHo. paa hptilt eriisH s NJ N;
~ pGt. for at 0pTpugtTe SetiisTe. 3upREeuss SrisI
CT fra s. 90 III s45o D.. ders. eaal [io "a lace q n
Wianserr. Spsvr,sos 5arm,. aSsssir u. War.
ran, sSaotna, wtnI. (Rapuotti, &lao) e6s9ists
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Jpraarsbebnoer. 9iltrobs Tor ben
pebparsnbe auloe bar 5crnarsb cbube.
rem, Uiben, ~iuoiunoet TO | WoroHespic.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

SpbsIalb. 4aitor $. 81. s. 2pdte
i 9ls er i'll. "anl6. StiitSt." af8aact
peo 9goen.
- 6bu, Muiitoircttsr, &ri9sraao O9
9annebrp9smano Chr. Brandt er ODo,
uoer 70 Gar 81. Gan bar fpot / Qal-
berg.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
Gtor.s WINS. mis.

stHiOu. 6rOso beti,nStsisrs for Slaqt o.
gsHu.r, at bet bsbas,os 6errsu at ~botttoiss til ct b,eu,
Yin por belt .i,sot Batter CLARA BsHuttta en- alstr Of
2u8sr % Dass. Sstt PAT bu sfitst, epbt ct ou iaUust.
peurp .. Ssnfou. Bertha Benton, I. eotUorfon.
Yanesboro. Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
aiarIinheN til gnnmnrf. en 81

SiGrli0bcO til 7anmarf. Gn 81.
aarl9 9pitcr ira G1nen PEG 8jesbnoen
bar Inttet en- iarlig JortiRrliabeo for
Nnnmart; Fan er nemlig iiOen Suli
Wtaoneo {. q. uouiit al Qanoet life
mlnSre eno 6 @nuge. men ban ertlprer
ligefnlot, at ban pil tOmmle tilbaqe
i9leu. 9aumart er ct oeiliat 2anb,
lt1er ban. San er MI iopmt GO 0aoes
IpangsarbeiOe, iom ban itat oiions /
6orieus a%rbetosauhatt. Otter uoitaaet
Strnf pil ban after btioe brngt no al
&i9et.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

NOraes statssialD er 1895 IiOr'
so,t meb ca. 20 Ulil. Rronsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

ut Barn orGbt. On lille 4 Qars
9rens Ssn al 9Ortgr Gasmu5 Nielicn
bleo iorleoer ouertjDrt % orGbt al ct
Serubnneto9 paa 6reoritsberg Citation.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Solgt SrpBgcri. 8nierif' % Spibt.
pls S~rD98eriet "Gorlsmiuoe"i Ipborg
er iOl9t af Giereu Gburles 2arien til ct
SOniOrtium Of 9Naring5Oriueuoe / gtn.
borg for 100000 ar. Den biOtil'
u9renoe Gier ueobliuer at beItDre BRIG
oeriet / II glar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
Geo BrnnbRenslG0uin0en for Ell

Geo 6rnnbRenslGguiugen for en-
prutcItautiit Sirfe / &Om ltpote man
paa iorItjeaige Eager Of flor nrfrolus
gift 8etDOuin9. SrOIGgnirg u9 Sta.
tler / Ell 9gboe al Is SOB fom for
Qa9en; man grou oioere neo, fstIt
ianbt man en- tatbollt &irte, % unber
oeune ct becenIt Gempel. Qette err ZEN
rette uopitliu9. 6Grit Seoenitab,t,
oerpau &atbolicismen, poenpao oenne
Yroteitanti8 men.
SeInitcrne iaar life Snb91rg i
GDitlano. Ri9srnaoet suotienote life
9iissOa0ens 8eilatnin8. 5unleOss Biz
Der 2Ouen al 1872 oeO Mast.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

Gn Gienoom ior SIS Ore. 8eo en-
5pangsauftipn puer en- SuseienoOm i
Sprum, Stenloie Sugu, bleu oenne
iOlst til en- Su5eier ipr So Ore. Dms
tpituin9erne uoeniOr aiDbeiummen ans
orog ubaj. 80 SIR. 90 Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26

ltlDffestiliGloe. @o9nmano s. z.
Munt / &aitrup Tom iorleoen me9et
lemt tilltaoe, ueo at en- Selt Lob oper
ham.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
Sirfclige Gfterretninger

ct. 5amrs. 1Soc STARTS 1895.
ginar De iuorptteoc anupnceu ON ct
"9orstcs" mpO Ganos Der | ct.
Somes. itcOe bet iormrn.Iig. forbi 9s
trcoe. at o9ian DC i~fanoinnuiite Nieniss
tcocr Der rnr iuopittet i llgreien -
eJer5 babe 2e Gift life ldoet bet ino'
rpttc / a~irteipalten / ct norif 8tno.
Set hetc belgber ia til, OF "3ress
bptertaucrs o. gaptinprGfen" (besae
NmeyJiauere mrO Ditto 0ienigbeoer)
bo,ot uoaIe 8rGoiteuer moo BEN uittt,
Tom lumittli9 tupos moiacget iig
blluot oeres llugoom. Rogen Grub
iti ON ~llbIt0oelie ticnoe3 Der .tfe til,
e. oct ootte oerior laa liOen Opngt,
at n ppe ct Quiin al be berboeuOe NOrs
tie Oto te bet r~inaeite ON BET, iDr "Gcs
coral= 4Oiteu" oplDite ON bet.
IA De fIeite untu9er, at be Ifnnoinn.
. lie 02eni0beoer Der iErlig sr inbuif.
let oct, Iioeu Ceres nreoe Slab toa
oct op, uil Qe iorbaabeutIis iorebBg8e
ocnue YtisiUritnaelie peO at gipre ops
mnrtiom pna bet. 8. g. 9bprtueen.
"NmIrnj" er 9a8eus SlasOrb /
2DItianO. G%mfprtuiug al aft BET Be-
ltaaenOe iuier ON Grene, buor man
8anr % itaar. SoOrira Itnl bog 2G.
9eoommen tomme for De oDbe Sanr i
6oItelluet! - 6grit og frcmit ueb 6Or.
ngellen al ben gamle &%riltentro / CUBS
ri9e ajGrltgbeo, Der bar Sjertets ire
beige Og uurme 6oriiaaelie for ale
Iortrptte SutereSier. Oct er ct 9l9oes
1I0t 8loens 2e9u og en- mGrfelts 81
oens 3ante, at babe airtes % Statss
ltDrcllen f%Oritudr, at BET er iaa. Stas
ten leler, at ben life magter 8ompeu
moo ben Observation-Disclosures BepR9elie
paa e8en Suano; ben bar 9iennem fine
ltDrl lie StntsmGuo uotaIt, at ben friitue
&ro o9 ben trlitne SjGrlisbeos Strait
er 5tatens beoite Bern. 8 mnatte
be ariitne fjenbe tit Sal0 o9 ~iOritaa
i'm Oi9tige Sp9aoe / Dor bep99eOe
3iO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-26
III /.
Set fnnlfe Gnrn.

Set iDnIfe SDGa. utter er Der III.
"Spenob. Nmist." fra 6Orpaater 9atts
rus's Iortrinliae 8cirtniug paa 6clle.
rup io!st ct 9iIr8sopr, en- Stamtpr
pna l Gnr o. s Manueorr. til ben re-
ipeftable Gris 1000 SIR. 1prcn er
iol9t til ben betjenbtc Gpor1ttcrgnayo
pna SiGQdno, 3hurcbptile. Den or
Ialoen efter "Stamiaberen" Of cit Son.
seprGmicfo. Moocren FAR / be iau
Gnr, lom er iorlDbne iioen i5rItc Solus
Ming, 9jenucminitlis giuct 5000 so.
MtGlt ON Qaret.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
i. N. nAYEs. coAL. 80.

Despite the fact that the summer days
are close upon us. and the warm. pleasant
fire which made our winter nights SO COM
Portable are as a memory OF the past, IL Is
well TO think that those bitter cold days
VIII return. and again we viii turn gladly
to the coal man. One Of the most reliable
Of the dealers in the black diamonds who
viii have a hand in making a Greater VIII
mington Is II. NJ Hayes, whose well-nlled
yards are located at No. 1903 Maryland ave-
nue.. His coal Is free from slate, clear
burning and just the kind you want He
also carries a large stock of wood, lime
and cement. The central oaioe OF this
Arm is located at No. 2is King street,
where orders may be left, or they can be
sent by phone No. S07.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
BEAUTIFuL GORDON HEIGHTS.

One Of the most charming portions OF
Greater Wilmington Is the highland lying
to the north OF the present city and known
as Gordon Heights. Overlooking the beau
tiful Delaware river It affords an un-
equalled spot for residences From any
part OF It a panorama Is unveiled to view
which cannot be excelled In this or any
other country The river for over forty
miles with its sailing craft. the fertile
fields OF New Jersey. dotted with villages.
farm houses and buildings, the merry
makers In the beautiful park be-
low, while IN the distance stands
out distinctly against the northern sky.
the statue Of William Penn which tops the
Philadelphia Public Buildings These are
some Of the pictures preTented to the eye.
The lots are spacious and easy Of access
by boat, steam and electric cars and are
TO be had cheap. Ask about them OF lleald
Co.. Seventh and Market; Philip 4. Clark
q CO.. s02 King; or George r.. Townsend &
Co.. S0i Market street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

around and hold it as In a wise. Newport
News, with all its wealth OF warehouses
some Of them covering two Or three OF
our squares, is built on marshes with even
worse promises Of bottom than ours. while
IL is a known fact that a large part Of the
Greater Chicago stands on worse ground
than any that can be found over the
Brandywine
who are the directors Of the Cherry
Island Marsh Company? There are flve OF
them: Thomas J. Talley j. Atwood Wei
din. Isaac G. Elliott, William +. Sellers
and myself, and any one Of US will only be
too happy to furnish any particulars about
this key to Greater Wilmlngton's growth
and prosperity"
Another valuable piece Of property is that
owned by the Delaware Construction Com
pany. About a year ago this company
made an experiment in filling up about
four acres at the junction Of the Brandy
wine and Christiana by means OF the pull
someter The experiment proved eminently
successful and the entire section was
raised eight feet. the time requiring about
eight months. This proves the feasibility
Of using this method in Strengthening the
river and removing the earth to form the
big basin.
A part Of this marsh land is now occu-
pied by a farmer named Hayes, who has
six acres in asparagus. which he sends
TO the Philadelphia market. He pays $50
an aero for his farm arfd says he makes
money of OF it. In addition 10 the Offering
OF facilities formanufacturing and other In
dustries, this land IS admirably fitted for
city market gardens, lighthouses, florists,
green houses and like industries which are
factors IN a city's being.
Philadelphia recognizes the value Of the
marshes lying at her doors and, although
they do not open TO her the same advan-
tages as do ours, she has just appropriated
$50, 600 to improve and reclaim them.
The State OF Pennsylvania recognizes
the vital importance OF keeping the water
highway to her great seaport open, and
the appropriation of half a million Of dol
lars to put the Delaware river channel in
passable condition is being advocated.
The opening Of the two avenues--Fourth
and Twelfth streets-from the city proper
TO the river front, could be accomplished
AZ an expenditure which Is triAing when
the benefits to be derived for tha Greater
Wilmington are considered by the laying
out and then filling In 81 the extension with
ashes and dirt. With the opening up Of
this territory the rest Of the work will
shape Itself to a great extent.
Everything possible should be done to
mako a river front for Greater Whining
ton and secure for her a foothold in the
ocean-carrying trade. With the river at
our doors and deep water at the foot Of
our streets. there Is no reason why Greater
Wilmington should not take high rank
among the leading seaports Of the world.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
COOLING q Co. CARRIAGES.

"The rich can ride whenever they
PLACES" and SO can those who are not
so well-on II they DESIRE How? Whining
ton has a Arm which looks out for the
interest or both classes ana which stands
ready to deliver at short notice an equipage
for the millionaire or a carriage for his
humber brother, Cooling & Co. one OF
the best-known manufacturers OF this city.
and whose factory Is situated on French
above Fourth street, pays special atten-
tion TO everything in the carriage line and
It's wares have a national reputation.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
]. D. hHoAps 3 soNs.

Wilmington ranks as the leader In the
leather industry and her position in this
branch OF commercial industry is a proud
one. To her factories, come the skins from
almost every country, and as finished pro-
duct she supplies the markets OF the world.
Men Of all natlonalltes own soles made In
this city and millions OF dollars are put in
circulation through her factories. The firm
OF ]. p. Rhoads q Sons. No. 2S3 Orange
street, holds a high place in this army.
Their speciality Is oak-tanned belts and
belt preservers
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
a. prEnLER rlfRNIrIfpr

The poet wrote: What Is home without
a mother?" and the universal answer IL
'unattractiye. sad and lonesome" True.
But what would that or any homo be IL
not comfortably furnished? A. Buehler
Of No. 5i3 Shipley street, has studedsthis
problem, and offers a solution in as fine
and varied line OF articles to make home
comfortable as any merchant IN the city
can offer Mirrors. pictures. parlor. bed
room and dining-room sets, furniture for
library and kitchen. carpets. shades, cur
tains. coaches for the babies In fact every
thing IN the household line
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
'HE RIVER FRONT.
he Forward March of the
Greater Wilmington.
R0SPERITY AND PLENTY.
his Would Come to the City By
Making a River Front.
'0ULD QUICKLY PAY FOR ITSELF
ROsPERITY AND PLENTY.
'oULD QUICKLY PAY FOR ITSELF

he Greatest benefits would Accrue 20
the whole Community BF Running a
Good Street Direct TO the Rivera Pub
lie wharf should Be BuIlt-A Paying In
vestment--The RsORle. should Lose No
Time In Awaiting Themselves OF It.
wiImington would Vie with RhplAdel-
phia and Baltimore for the shipping
Trade.
AS an industrial and commercial centre
reater Wilmington has few equals ana
} superiors, and in its facilities for the
,ceipt and shipment OF raw and finished
aterials it cannot be surpassed. Fronting
! the Delaware river, and bounded by the
hristiana and Brandywlne, both navigable
,r sailing and steam vessels. it affords
/ the advantages OF a seaboard city,
lille the big trunk lines which connect
by rail with the great industrial marts
the North, Vest and South, open up a
rritory as large as the largest Of the
tlantic or Guifscities can boast Of 1t has
h advantage oyer its sister city Of Phila-
slphia in that it lies some thirty miles
carer the Atlantic ocean and is free from
be serious obstacles in the shape Of bars
summer ana ice in winter which are
ct by craft in The river above.
The river frontage is, unfortunately,
undeveloped but it is not
yond reasonable belief that within the
axt five years this beautiful, important
,rtion OF our growing city will be fully
|sveloped and great wharves, at which the
lightly ocean Steamships and majestic
asssels will ind safe and convenient
|srths, will mark the entire front from
Iige Moor to the mouth Of the Christiana.
he men who have already made Whining
n what she Is and who are striving to
AXE the GreatetWilm an undisputad
ct, have put their shoulders to the wheel
I'D nothing but success can crown their
forts.
Wilmington is practically the head Of
|lvigation on the Delaware river Below
the channel Isl wide and deep and there
e no obstructions which offer any serious
mculty to tha mariner. In winter, no
after how severe the ice. especially on
lie west Shore the river Is never lmpas-
|lble, and craft have little dificulty IN
sachlng here Above Wilmington tho
elaware is rich in bars ana other OBJ
ructions. the channel is narrower and
.lallower and al low water II becomes an
Inpossibility for the large steamships, es-
|acially when fully laden, to make their
ay either staward or into port In fact
4 patent was this that the great. American
\ ine of ocean steamships was forced 70
Ike off its aestsst and laret-s craft and
ace in their Al. smaller. and less speedy
Gamers. thus striking a vital blow to
be commerce q the city Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
a. b. AINscOW q 90

The one great beauty Of an oyster. either
raw or made into stew, Is Its freshness.
The fresher the oyster the better he tastes.
IL takes an artist TO handle OstreA Vir-
giniana, as he Is termed by the scientist.
either In his natural or his prepared con-
dition. IN both he can be found to per-
fectlon at A. l.. Ainscow g. Co.'s cafes.
No. S02 Market street. and No. 10s East
Fourth street. and Wilmingtonlans who
love the luscious bivalve know this. II
you don't want to eat him there. use phone
No. G57 and have him sent to your home.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
IS YouR LIrE INsuREp?

This Is a question which every man
should consider. And II It IS. then an
other question suggests itelf Are you In
nured in successful and safe company?
If not then 1t is good policy 70 take a
policy In the Benefit Life Association Of
Massachusetts,, the general agent for which
ia A. Jaslowaky, Room No. 800 Equitable
Building. This company has $4,000 men,
bers. S107 .O00.O 900 insurance in force and
over s1,OO0000 cash surplus. II you want
security send for a circular. The policies
are non-forfeltable and dividend paying.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
]. pAuL nRoWN- pHoronRApHER.

Among the skilled artists in photog-
raphy none enjoy a higher reputation for
superior work, faithful portraiture and fn-
ished pictures than j. Paul Brown, whose
studio Is located at No. 6l7 Market street.
The excellence Of his work is recognized
by his fellow photographers and at the
national convention held in ST. Louis he
was awarded a handsome gold medal for
superiority in this line. In his studio can
be seen portraits or the most illustrioua OF
Delaware's sons. and the most charming Of
Greater Wlmlngton's daughters.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
GEORGE /. NORRIS. HARDWARE.

OF all the saws ever saw saw, / never
saw a saw saw like a saw sold by George
l.. Norris, No. 222 West Second street,
saws. This may sem rather saw-saw.
There Is no mistake. however, In the
statement that he keeps not only the best
saws, but the highest grade OF all tools
and az fine line Of hardware as can be-
found IN this city. In addition to selling
odge TOOLS Mr.. Norris is also a consulting
mechanical engineer, makes drawings for
the trade and gives instructions In ele-
mentary drawing.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Y. JAMrs prIT. DRITGGTsT-

In ancient days the advice given was not
10 put new wine into old bottles. Equally
as good is the advice not to adhere to old.
rejected methods for the cure OF hernia and
kindred ailments. z. James Belt, who
holds a position in the front rank OF VIII
mington's druggists, has paid particular
attention to this. and as a result has one
Of the finest and most extensive collec-
tions OF trusses, braces and other appa-
ratus for this and like troubles In the city.
Forty years experience makes him the
leader.