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Evening journal., 1896-04-14
nav Castle NEws NoIEs.

The celebrated negress, Violet Gibbs
was escorted to ] 81 yesterday from Will
mlngton In default OF 50 ine and costs.
A buoy-boat has replaced the white
buoy which some OF the local fishermen
had to repair after tho rcc,nt storms.
This is "dry day" in town as all the
saloons are closed during the city election
as r. qulred by law.
The we'll ll-known river tug Lizzie
Crawford was in AZ tho Delaware street
wharf last night
Employees Of the New Castle Woollen
Mills are on q two days vacation while
some important repairs are being made.
School teachers are brushing uD their
studies in the common English branches
prepa Rtory TO the coming general
examination Of teashsrs.
Trustee Robert O Gordon Of the N. E
Church has been superintending some
improvements at the NJ E Churchyard,
including = new rear fence.
st. Peters r. G Church choir, which
has been considerably enlarged under the
direction OF Miss Pauline Rogers, held a
rehearsal at the church last evening.
Moulton @ Rogers Is tearing down his
fence on his property, corner Delaware
aud Pearl streets, which will be replaced
by new one.
John F. Campbell is spading up his
garden after which he will plant some
new vaTitIes OF potatoes
Israel RidinRs. Jr, has accepted a
position at the West End
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
LoApINe ~ AT eEAR.


Farmers In tho Vicinity OF That Lively
village Ready for Spring and Summer
Work.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
BEAR. April ii Farmers are very
busy preparing for early crops. The
delds bordering on the vlllsge are now
all ready for seed. AS early as sunrise
yesterday. the plowmen could be seen IN
all directions preparing for an efrly
start y. r. Cough expects to load
175 tons Of bsled hay this week,
as well IS other grain, eli OF
which is from this vicinity q. w
Gray. OF Wilmington was ia town yes
terdsy. he is also loading hay from his
farm The agent here expects to ship
from 200 to 90 tons this week.
@ Brown Of Wilmington was In town
yesterday.
Raw o. w Dsvlnisb, visited Whining.
ton yesterday.
samuel Collins son Of j. NJ
Collins who has been at hospital In
Wilmington for some time where he
underwent r serious operation. is i'm
proving rapidly and expects 70 return
home this week.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
w-

Of twenty four hours Of Spring warmth,
and the Delaware street wharf soon
became almost Rs busy as Delaware
aveuus In Philsdelphis.
Fishermen. customers. traders. com
mission merchants aud visitors hurried to
and fro ss the shad feet began to come
In, one craft at 3 time. and with every
boats shsd boxes loaded down. BssSets
were being lowered on all sides
and loud counts OF from one
to ten as each basket WAS
liled could be heard Wbeelbar
rows were bling trundlsd along TO the
various fab houses and IL looked ss
though & wonderful new industry had
sprung up
Among the comments heard from con-
nolsssurs and men Of long experience, as
Joseph h King and William Henson,
were that the shsd were larger on the
average than auy they have seen for
yeSrs; that they are universally de
clsred 10 be more toothsome and palats-
bic than ever
Several men stated to an EVENING
JoURNAL reporter to day that II The chad
kept that good they could eat half A.
pounder at Qua meal They meant, Of
course, in New Castle where they know
bow 10 cook shae. and cook 70 fs for
kiog.
To dsy, Notwithstanding their long
hours OF yesterday, the fishermen got
out sgsin before daylight, and will have
another full day Of " Some of them
made enough yesterday TO clear their
outfits Of debt.
Scores OF the shad caught yesterday
an 4 TO day will weigh six pounds each.
The following complete list OF catches
by the various crews mp to to this morn
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
OF IATEREST TO EgHAREgRy.

The Total Abstinence Club 90 Go Into
New Quarters Goines aud Comingu OF
tho Town People.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April II The Total
Abstinence Club will open it's headquar-
ters next Friday evening A program
has been arranged and refreshments will
be served. The club will have resdlng
room aud library. 10 Is la hourishing
condition Lse Grey is president. Frank
Hynson, treasurer, aud Miss Garlick,
secretary.
r. D. HcGscker, Jr, o; Smyrna, was in
town yesterday.
John T Grey, OF Washington. d
was the guest Of Irving Handy over
Sunday.
Mrs ButteTworth of Phiiadelphis Is
the guest OF her mother Mrs Lyle, on
Elkion Avenue.
Miss Sweeney Of Wilmington has
returned froia a visited TO Mrs. Mary l.
Hamiil
julius. Il Wolf. OF Boston has returned
after short visits TO friends here
Miss Helen Thomson Calvert Of West
Philadelphia is the guest Of Miss Jane
Riddle Maxwell
Several OF the handsome new trsppes
we're ont yesterday and thu young women
enjoyed the hne April air
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Cooper, OF this city, will
leave Wilmington to dsy. In company
with Mrs Thomas B. Bradford aud Miss
Wilson, OF Wilmington, for trip OF six
weeks through the West
Walter Pedriek has been received into
the Junior Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew at
Emmanuel Church.
William E. Myers has accepted a posi-
tion with a we'll known Wilmington
bicycle manufacturing company.
Miss Edith Rlgg and Miss Ella Ward,
Of Phnadslphia, have hesn spending a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs J..
Elliott Rigg.
The Ladies Guild, Of Immanusl Church,
will hold an evening social IN the parish
building. Harmony and Front streets to-
night
Lex Wolcott has bsen In this city on a
visit to VIII Watson at ths residence Of
E. L Wilson
Harry l. Webber, Of Chrstiana. has
recovered from his recent severe indispo-
sition sufficiently to sit up and get about
the house
Several New Castle young men saw the
Harry Wright game in Wilmington yes
terdey and few were spectators at the
Philadelphia game.
William GallRher has returned to his
home at Sylmsr, Nd after a visit In this
town as the guest OF Mrs. Sarah Paxson.
Edward Griffith Of Pennsgrove N. ].
spent yesterday with his sister Mrs. q.
W. Davis Of Young street.
James Oonnor of Philadelphia Is
visiting relatives here this week.
Thomas Conway of Philadelphla is
spending week with his aunt Mrs.
Charles Baker.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
DEATH or THE OLDEST CITIZgB.II
James Bowen Died at Delaware Oity Yes
tsrday--shad FIshing Industry Picks Up.
Personal Newa Notes.

Personal News Notes.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. April IA james
Bowen, the Oldest resident Of Delaware
City, died at the home OF HE daughter
iD-iaw. Mrs. Dora B5wsn, yesterday at
l2 o'clRck noon. His funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Intsrment Gill bs made Ia the old Meth
odist ChuIcbyafd
Shad are very plentiful now. the high
eat caught by one boat being 206 Hsh.
Miss SophiA Jones who has bean the
gpest or ArF. Clayton Won Culiu, has re e.
turned to her home In Philadelphia.
Alexander FARRELL is visiting friends Ia
Wilmington.
Mrs Mary @. Bradford. OF Colorado,
and Miss Laura Gregg, OF KRusRs. will
speak on Suffrage" In Mulligan'a hall on
next Tuesday evening, April u
Messrs. Reuben and Ferdinand JRnvier
are tbs guests Of their sisters. the Misses
Janvief
Mr. and Mr1. Worman. who have been
at the Delaware City Hotel for 70 "
days. have returned 10 their home IN
Philadelphia
Miss Edna Cornelius, OF Philadelphia.
lis the guest OF her cousin, Miss Nan
Hemphill.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, OF near New
Castle, were the guests OF friends IN
town yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
MEN PLAYED BASEBALL.
DaseAt OF the woolon Mills Team By tn
Bacon Senate.

Dafeat OF the woolcn Mills Team By the
Bacon Senate.
The 6rst match game Of baseball Of The
season at Battery Park tosk place ysster
day atternsoD between the Bacsa Senate
and Woollen Mills teams. The mill pso-
pie lost because Pitcher Murray was
knocked out Of tbs box in the first inDInk
When the game ended the Woollen Mills
team had scored bnt 70 70 1s Of their op
ponent's runs TIC teams we're composed,
after the hist inning, OF the follOBing
pla7erf:
Bacon Standardization, Bradley,
p Wiliisms, / b.; Wise, 2 b Duffy,
g. g.. w. Bacon, WisWell, l. l.; d.
Abern, c. f. Joe Bacon, T. f.
Woollen Mills-Tlmms, C. Wolfe D
Jas. Bacon, 1 b ); Montgomery, 2 3
McOaughan, s. S. Davis. b. W. Ahern,
|, f.; Mcguire. @ T. Murray. I. +.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
DOCTORS DISAPPOINTED.
Thought They Had Made a Regular
Roentgen Discovery.

ftoentgen Discovery.
Dr. r. r Tybout aud DR.. W n
Hsnker we're busily engaged recently in
making experiments with the X-raya
and met with far more success than
when they wanted 10 experiment on
Broadway.
They had iast taken fellows
purse-on tbelr plates OF course
and showed its contents 30 be four small
coins about the slzs OF pennies
and split lead pencil with the pitcs. OF
lead running through the middle.
Suddenly the two physicians stopped
and stood staring at each other almost
spetchless Beyond q doubt, they had
made a discovery. A beautiful little
electric light varying from pink to green.
then TO red appeared to dsnco from the
vacuum tube that conducts the cleo
triclty.
What WAS their surprise, on turning
cT the current, 70 fined that tiing air.
hole had been purctured In the vacuum
tubs Thus the entire apparatus was
rendered useless for its purpose excerpt
to cause the pretty little light where the
air come through.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14

wetk. and II could be used fer echool
Another complaint Is that the chilcren
cauuot attend ccbcol on rainy
day. the road being 50 muddy aud. sst
about school iims they must cr.se q
dangerous iallrosd crossing. ard the two
early trains are due about 8 30 a 10
Many thirk they should b, entitled to a
SCHOOL In the village.
Two or three Hungsrsns leave here
TO day TO return TO their native aoil.
After gathering few American shekela
they will live retired life on reaching
hcme.
Mrs Martin Lsonsrd has been slightly
indisposed for the past few deys.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
AT HYMEN's SHRINE.
L. o. Wise and Miss Kate MaguIre to BE
Welded Tomorrow.


Welded Tomorrow.
Loomls o Wise OF this city, local ard
state representative OF the Republic Loan
Association, and Miss Kate E Mcguire,
also Of this city. will bs welded IN VII
mington TO morrow, aud q numbor Of
New Castle people will attend tbs wed
ding.
Rev W. A. Wis. pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church at North East. Md, will be the
ofhcisting miniater. The ceremony will
take place at the residences Of George A
Roberts, No so Broome street and will
bs witnessed by about fourty guesls
from New Castle. North East, Whining
ton. Philadelphia and Middletown.
After the ceremsuy the bride and
groom will leave for tan days trip
through Pennsylvania They will return
to New Castle on Sunday, April 26 I'm
mediStsly afterwsrd they will 70 on a
months trip through Maryland.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
WHY MOI USE IHE cHAPELl

Citizens Think Some Action should Be
Taken to Provide school Facilities for
Dobb,nsvIlie-Huns to Live in Retire
ment.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DoBBEsvMLE. April IA There are
complaints from tbs msjority of the
citizens OF the village in reference 10 the
school children having TO walk to Shaw
town school No. B. ana they say they
ought to have q school-house here. There
is the Presbyterian chapel idle ali the
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
A GREAT DAYS FISHING.
A Fine Run of Shad in the
Delaware River.
MANY wMaHlD SIX POUNDS BAoa

Experienced nIen and Citlzons Saw
the Fiah Are Finer Than They Ever
Knew-soDie ossws Brought in Two
hundred shsd Worth $50 Per Hun.
dred-stoiy OF the Big Catch.
Shsd-snd q faer lot was never seen
here-Sre now coming in by the old
fashioned job lots OF 100 TO boat. aud
the fishermen are in their glory SIS well
as their boats.
The run, one Of the largest ever known
In this section so early in the SESSION,
came on yesterday afternoon, at the close
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
spranE AIeak and Put In Here.

Ths large Mascot, Captain sweeney, put
in here last evening leaking badly aud
had to be pumped by all hands. She
was bound from Philadelphia to Balti-
more With soft coal and made her way to
Delaware City with the greatest diff
Guilty. She WAS compelled to stop at
Intervals all down tne river and be
pomped AS the leak seemed to grow
worse continually
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
Old ooIorsd Doctor Dead.

Old Dr.. Josiah Johnson, one Of the beat
known colorsd men in New Castle county,
was buried yesterday afternoon from his
home on North Fourth street. after
services In Union A. ~ e. Church. DR.
johnson was go years old aud a native Of
Pennsylvania He leaves a wife.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
RAIL WAY MEN IN TOWN.
Prospective Builders of the
, New Castle Wilmington.
ATTORNEY COOPER POINTS OUT

The Splendid Facilities of New Castle
to become the River Front of VIII
minEton-CapItalIsts aud Local In
corporAtors Spend an Afternoon on
the Route of the Proposed Electric
RaI'wAJ-raIks with tho Charter
Holders.
Deputy Attorney General Peter L
Cooper, Jr and DR.. Howard Ogle, Of
Wilmington. together with Railroad
Contractor ID 4. Connell. of Philsdel-
phla, piloted q barouche party Of New
York capitalists. principally the same
party that WAS here last month, to New
Castle yesterday afternoon.
Beside thofe mentioned above there
we're Colonel l. p. Morrison. of New
Gonnell; J. B Willis, Of New York; Mr..
Farsday, OF Philadelphia, and ]. J. Cook. of
New York. Mr.. Willis is q civil engi-
neer Of soma note.
The party came int town over the
proposed route of the Wilmington-New
Castle electric railway.
The 10 Rnspeople seemed TO take new
life at the sight Of such "well-heeled"
and business like party of visitors, who
were known directly as railway msgnates.
Upon arriving here, the party repaired
at once to the river where the admirable
New Castle frontage never looked bet
ter Attorney Coopsr, who is one Of the
incorporators, went into a detailed eX-
PLANTATION Of the advantages to Mr. Cook,
who is one Of the most Influential of the
prospective inventors.
While inspecting the river front, an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter interviewed
several OF the capitalists Each. how
ever, would only talk briefly aud
evasively and then refer their questioner
TO Attorney Cooper, who would only
smile
DR.. Osle said: "Thers is practically
nothing as yet ] wish / could tell you
something. but that is impossible at this
time Mr.. Cooper may talk to you
Mayor E g. Boyd. Joined his fellow
iucorporators and ths distinguished visit
tors soon after their arrival He stated
that the capitalists were the same who
had bean here before The people can
see, now that the projectors Of this
fcheme are In earnest and II that over
head bridge fssco had not been saddled
on the fcbeme by dormant legislature
there would have been sn electric rail
way here JWo years ago.
The entire party left town. returning
over the sane route Rt 80 p No. Con-
tractor Oonnell is a builder Of long ex-
perisnce Ia state. government and cor.
porstion work, and he has evidently been
given some encouragement that bis
services and skill would be needed in the
Wilmington New Castle work.
Magistrate Janvler and number of
prominent citiz ins who saw the party
while here expressed the opinions that
an electric road TO Wilmington would
pay the first year OF it's existence.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
Notes AmonR the FIshermen.

Captains Lancaster and Bartlett had a
close shave FOR the highest catch. Both
are energetic fishermen and believe in
keeping their nets In the water.
Hanson & Rogers trimmed 200 nicely
and this Was not bad at $50 per hundred.
But II they had known that they were
not high, they would have hustled up
another hundred.
The New Castle fishermen are the
sturdiest looking set OF men to be found
In Delaware. Nearly all are robust
fellows OF fine physlques.
George Russell 10 the only fisherman
who will not soon be burned brown by
the sun. George is the wrong color.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
rhe cItr Eleelion To-dar.

Polls opened In the msyors ofics
sho ctly before 10 o'clock to-day for the
annual city election. Tie officers
elected are ss follows:
Inspector. John Montgomery; Judges,
John T. Sheridan and Charles Shearer; (;
Clerks. John S. Boyd ard George T.
Tomnn
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
sTEAMBOAT-TiME TABIE.

Steamer Major .Rey bold leaves salem daily
except S9nday at 6.45; Delaware City.
t;oVi New Castle. 500 q. m. Arriving In
Philadelphia at II O'Clock.
Returning leaves Philadelphia at 2.50 arriv-
q, ing 81 New Oastle at 5 30 p. m.
single tickets from New Castle to Philadel-
phia, 30 cents; excursion tickets 30 cents
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
MAIL4ARRIYE

a. m. From Wilmington. Philadelphia and
the North;From Baltimore. and the South;
FROM the Peninsula.
II. 40 r: Di.-From Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South
$50 p. m.-From the Peninsula; From Will
minet0n and the North; From Baltimore
ana the South.
- D., m -from Wilmington only; From
Baltimore ana the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
m.-F Philadelphia and Wilmington;
For the Peninsula; For baltimore and
Washington.
10 30 a: m.-For Philadelphia and CrIsaeld.
railway postof1ce; For the Peninsula; For
the North.
40 D.. m,-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For tie Peninsula. For
mail sent south OF DOver.)
6.l0 p. u--For Wilmington, Philadelphia aud
the North; I or Baltimore and the South.
NEW OAsTLE. APRIL IL 1909
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
500 REWARD 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there Is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has heen able 20 cure iu all
It's stages aud that Is Catarrh. Halls Catnrrh
Cure is the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being cOnsti-
tuti0nal disease requires n constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
tern6lly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby de-
stroying The foundation OF the disease and
giving the patient strength n by building up
The constitution and asaia ing nature ia doing
rs work. Tho proprietOrs have 80 much faith
IN It's curative p0Wer5 that they offer one
Hundred Dol ms for any case that 10 fails 10
cure. send for lift Of testimonials.
Address. r. 4. CHENEY g. Co, Toledo, q.
E8 sold by Druggists. 75c.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
Mrs. oaihoun's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Il hereby acknowledge the receipt Of
81 COO from the Order OF United Work
men, due upon the death of my husband.
Samuel Calhoun, which occurred March
8. 1895
81 thank the order for so promptly
paying the money without any trouble to
me And | also thank Friendship No. g.
A. o u. W. for the kindness shown 10
me and my family during my husbands
long Illness. Ibope the lodge and the
Older may continue to prosper more
sbundantly 10 tbs future than In the
psst. for 1t is worthy Of all the success It
is having In our community.
ELIZABETH CALHOUN"
New Castle, Del, April z, 1896.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14

Schedule I'm effect March lI. 1G0G
TRAINS LEAVE DELLA
WARE AVENUE, EASI-bOUND.
aExpross trains.
Ali traIns Illuminated with Plntsch
NEw YORK, week days, 'gos. .7i5.
f9.3l, 4lO.25. a. M; 'i2.2l --.2l. eaa2 'i.ag,
iii 3. m. Sundays '3Os. '0.4s, 'il.25 a. m:
'PiiinTLXsbELPinH. " CHESTNUT ST.
STATION, week days ,5.ua, $50, 0.i0,
Ills, .I9o, 'Sll. $500 '9.ai, 'io-25. ll.20 9.
'7s9, S2, 10. ali' p. IN. Sundays. s8Os. q.30.
$50 '9iH ,ll.3 a. M l22l 200, 'J.2S, 4.5l,
''isIi iFsIIiriYTisGsDiii;ii..fiiiA TX ISL nEAbiNG rEnafI-
NAL. week lnya, t3O8 tll5, 'g.Sl a. m.;
fll p. m. sundays, '5.ls q. m.i .ll D.. m.
CHESTER, week days, ~5oS. $50. go,
s2e9, 250 4.55, '532 G.3O. Fl39. SIS. ~, n y.
M. Sundays, '3ua. Ail, $50, 'll4l a. M;
l2.2l, $50, 'J.2s, l.05, 'os3, O.Sl' fi.s9, 80
OhTLRNTfic CITY. week days '7l5 a.
m; fi2.2l. '2.2g y. m Sundays La0 a. M;
CAPE MAY. week days, 1923 p. m.
WESI-BOUND.
BALTIMORE, AND 90 WAs,i,iddlNGioN. As,, dl
'l255. s207. 25i, flO3, 's.55. -s.,3, IS, '9.15
p. m. Sundays, sL20. lO2, sS.4S q. m;
iT,lL inT,&lLTiYSiioi.a Yii NNSfb WY ssrAA'rIoNs.
daily. 702 a.. ~; 2.5i y. m.
NEWAltki. Delaware week days, 't4l
Ass, 400, a, s915. 1l.lg p. m. Sundays
.i20, 7o2 'Sls a. m; 'i2-35. 2.5i. 'l5s. lo5.
pIITsBUEG, week days. -S.4s a. m.;
s6.l3 u. m. Sundays. fSi8 "a. m., ti.lS pm.
CHICAGO, daily, tS.4s "a. M ,i.55 pm
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. daily,
new v oRLEkNs AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattanoosa, '6l5 p m. week
days Ti5S D. m. Sundays. Through sleep
ors Washington TO Memphis and New
siNGERLY ACCOMMODATION, week
days. 702 "a. M; 2.5l. 7O5. lLl2 p. IN. Sun
days. 7O2 a. M; 2ai, l.O3 p. IN
l4ANDENBEkG ACCOMMODATIONS,
week days. ZOE, 1927 a. M; 2.5i, 4.5S y. m.
Sundays. 10 n. M, f.5S p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
NEW YORK. week days. $3.50 a. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $50 a.
BKLTiMoRE. week days. C5o a. m;
LkNDnNRTRC and WAY STATIONS.
week days. 0.d0. 1920 n. M, 2.5O. 5.2O p. m.
Sundays $50 q. M; $40 D. m.
LEAVE PliILApELPtiiA A, CHEST
NUT ST. STATION. FOR WHINING
TON, week days. $40, 500, -62, tll,
'S15 $50. fi0@. li.G0 q. M; -l22O. sl.s6,
150. 24i $780, rf.c0 f.a0. f5l5, r5.il. G, 6.i0,
49, $40, 1910, 1i.S5 p. m; sundays, 1870.
6. as.lI. 9. ll.'u n. M. fl'lO. rl.f0. Luu fllI,
420. g.. tI25. tSi0. 1910, ll.3i D. m.
PHILADELPHIA READING TER
MINAL. week days. $500. 1855 a. m. 1910
D. m. sundays, '3O, 'i55 q. m.
Telephone No. l93.
Rates to Western points lower than via
q. o. sCULT. General Passenger Agent
w. III. GREENE. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
TRAINs ARRIYE.

North-12 %. s.26, ll28 a. m, 3.O3.4H. 2s
7.C7. 1O.W D m.
South 81, 9.45, l1.O2 a. m. 44p.m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North.6 30. 8 81, 945 II OF a. M, LIS, 8 IS, 644,
l0.li D. m.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
Another Cut.
We arc not 70 much after cheap goods
ss we are after good goods Tor little
money Try our goods for yourself

Choice Tea cOc per 10.
Choice Coffee. 2lc. per 10
can salmon. Re. or two cans. 2ic.
G. cd Corn. Be can.
Goldfish, Sc. 10
Boneless shoulder. l0c Picnic Hams. %
Break fast Bacon. l0c Hams. lcc.
pieces SOsn 25c.; cakes B lrRX Soap.7c
kiprcr q Herring iu cans, luci BoLclcaa
Herring. ln3.. bcx Sardines, DC.
Lime for sale hare.
Choice white Potatoes, 30c. bush ]; Sweet
Potatoes. 20o half peck.
Garden sud Flower seed and Onion ects.
Clifton fiOur. 30c.; VI la IN ur. 30e.; Kirk
wood tlcur. zoe; CLIMAX Flour, 2s'.
Hefadish and C0cOanuta ground to order.
Forei 20 and domestic truife.
Finest Vegetables in s,nson.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
Jefferson House,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
CHARLES HOFFMAN,, Proprietor

Flrst-class Board and Accommodations
fer the Summer Season &C Reasonable
Rates. Nice cool rooms facing the Del
aware river and the bay, The hotel being
built on the river 'front.' Coed boating,
fishing, grabbing aud bathing
This hotel has first class bar ard
pool room attached, keeping tho best
liquors Families supplied.
Choice Liquors For Family Use.
New Revolving Fans just plsosd IN to
be run by gas motor
Evening journal., 1896-04-14

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. FOR
Wilmington texprcsaO 800 71l. L25. S3i,
.f0, f0l, 4ii, sos, 5.S0. 5.57. 500. GIT, 6.5t,
40, lilo. ll.l6 y. m. ana 1906 night.
Accommodation, GO 733. 0t2 1926 o..
m, l23, BIOS, A0s. 4.Sl, G.22 S.38. 1903. and
~. rs d. IA.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14
HAI1eo.ps

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By THE
JNTFRIOCklEG SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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NEW OAsTLE, April IA. 1896.
Evening journal., 1896-04-14

Schedule IN effect March l5. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNGION, DELLA
WARE AVENUE, EASI-bOuND.
'Expross trains.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-10

The legislature is now in session and
it will not be long before it will be ap.
pearent to all candid minds that the
people would be better off if two-thirds
of them had remained at homo. There
will be many there to whom the per
diem will be consideration. Many
who will talk too much and many who
will not talk at all, and vote the way
it will do the most good for their side.
Men will be there to work schemes and
corporations will help to legislatc. Too
macy and too vicious and inefficient
laws now incumber our statutes. A
very long minded prosy minister was
preaching once from the text Feed
my sheep" An old farmer In the con-
gregation becoming weary Of the long
sermon and frequent repetition OF
Feed my sheep arose and said, he
had great experience in feeding lam BIS
and the result was that it was best to
give them little at time and give it
to them warm. D. We see, gentlemen.