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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-14
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Charlie Stewart OF Whitewate was in
with a car OF medium heavy hogs which
sold without dock for the top Of the bulk.
7. W. Haskell of Riverdale was on the
market with a carload Of fair hogs which
sold to Dola early in the trading
Jake Tjaden OF Clearwater. was aship-
per Of fair to good medium hogs. which
sold for the top of the bulk.
Coyle & Watson were in with a mixed
car of hogs, the big end being fair heavies
and selling for next to top prices. and
tia light end to Bennett for a good price
L. NJ. MoreIedge &, co. OF Ponca City.
were late Corners With a car OF light hogs,
which sold well on the close.
Norris & Yazel Of Furley. had in a
mixed car of cattle and nogs, the latter
bringing the top Of the bulk.
J. B. Brownbeck of Corbin. was the top
winner Yesterday easily, his car OF 26s
pound rat butcher hogs selling without
dock at the hiEh point.
JEFF Houston of Ponca City. was VI with
a car Of fair mediums. which were settled
FOR at once at good price.
=. ". Kanavel OF the firm OF Pauzh &
Co. was a business visitor al the yards
yesterday.
The out shipments Yesterday were one
car OF goats, 90 in number. billed from
Forrest 10 Kansas City. Nr. Forrest ex-
poets % take in the Omaha exposition be-
fore his return.
The Doid Packing company's shipments
Yesterday were heavier than for several
days there being four cars OF straight
contract stuT and four large cars in the
job5;ns division. These represent all
classes Of packing house products. and
60 % 7ll points OF the country. mainly
east and south At the close Of business
last night all standing orders were iied
% 20 line ordered for delivery. and this
in spite ~ extra heavy orders the past
week There are still large orders on the
books Tor shipment as soon as they a-e
due, and t5es. viii be promptly consigned
"a contract time.
The daily comparisons are as follows:
YESTERDAY tops. s2-45; bulk. Sa35d3 Is; av-
erage weight. 80; receipts. s.. For ths
day previous: tops. g 49,: bulk, Ss27isG
so: average weight. 81; receipts. COS. For
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Oct. I3-The market in dry
goods today showed unchanged prices
Interest crystallized n The print cloths
market in which II WAS supposed more
activity would be noted thsn vas ac,u-
ally the case. Locsi buying IS stlI beng
done very slowly II bOrh coc-ons and
wooleus. Trade = KEEP; NJ fairy we'll n
j0boiaE stores. buc II is - the hand to
mouth variety. and very N.tie Of actual
gain is developed y feature which IS
quite - satisfactory : tae condition OF co.,
lectons. These ale very easy. The PRINT
Goth situation IS s;iu unsettled in Is
details. The market It Fall River coatin-
Usd. Staple cotton goods showed no
change Of moment The demand for
brown goods for domestic consumption IS
cniy Of far proportions. Export goods
are also II quiet demand. Prints and
colo-ed fabrics were quiet Staples ard
f5acies alike showed iic;le activity.
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+ Chlczzo. Cct- 1z-M-s Martha J Chsy-
enc. MO has been or trisl for perjury.
VS. found lo- guilty today q TIE charge
watch Ezs made against her by TIE Ca,u-
z-et Eec--.c Street RsGEar company.
fr1u Ek.ca re recently secured 81 1s,s Coz
au i-i1-E she received o. The tracks o
l1c rz.iwz--
b .fo-tssus orc. Oce- l.-T0dav fae
dead ho8y - James PA. q farmer lsvl1s
near Mad, aury. Tas found AZ Us aols
VIII q bCHe; hoe through us temple
rs wife was s-4u alive. although for
5u-.e-s were 81 Aer bo4y- TIE inference
Vas thzt Przl- shot a4s Eife and J-sa
l-ilseL rlf1ss
Fc1-e. Ccs iL-Ths I:siic SAYS tSzt Car
S-lai Ran.pos.a 7zpzl secretary % STATE.
visited The r-1sS-aI charge q asa-rss to
day and had 4 org conference Efta an.
giving the fullest sxplarstio nsn1 asss--
a1ces v1tn vlew % preventing aetsv IN
tae appointment ot ne sSccezso- - Bs-
roa PARMA
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the same Day last week: tops, q. IS; bulk,
IS 26g3.25: average weight. 2l6; receipts,
2l2.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows: Chicago received $500 hogs against
1900 the day before. and there we're left
over i.o25 from Wednesday The mar It
was early quoted as steady 10 strong. and
on the close as follows: Prices for hogs
averaged cents higher, but the extreme
hgures did not snow this advance" Kan
sas City received $3.50 hogs against L. 40
the day before and the market was early
gwen as steady. St Louis was quoted as
2 shade higher, with 5000 in against rhe
same number the day petore Provisions
were firm and higher on colder weather
reports from the yellow fever district
There is better Inquiry for all staples
dry salt meats as wei as spec.alties. and
the tone Of the market IS more encourag-
iHs. Lard closed up cects, and ribs
steady.
Inc roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Rock Island. 4; Santa
te, 3: Missouri Pacific. l.
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Curb December wheat, s47sc.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago, Oct. 13.-Wheat-Cash. closing:
No red. &C: No. ,. 64as5c; No. , hard.
55ILc: No 3, 64l5c; No. northern spring.
65as6c: No. ?, CSC.
Oats-No. 2. 22lsc; No. 3. 21&4 gs2c.
Flax-December. eoc.
Chicago. Oct 3.-Butter-Firn; cream
cries, 1SG3lc; diaries, 12d17c-
Eggs-Firm: fresh. 1il-c.
Poul;ry-Dun; turkeys, 1850; chickens
Ease; ducks, Ease.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. 13-Wheat-Slow and
lower: No. ! hard. s3i4as4c; No. ,. sl'sG
ssh; No. 3. 5si2Qs2c: No. red. 54G5;c; 10.
3. sic; No. spring. 5sc
Corn-Duu; No. mixed. 7s92s'<; No. 2
white, Pa No. ,, 25ag7c.
Oats-F1rm. but rather SOW; No. white
DC.
Rye-Firra: No =. isc-
Hay-Firm; choice t;mOrhy, Sc "a n. (;
prairie higher; choice. S7.clI7.59
Butter-Highe separator. lsG2.c; dairy
lsc.
EgEs-Firn; fresh. i31sc
ST LOUIS
81. Louis, Oct. I3-Whest-Closing high
er: No red cash, elevator. 20 1i-;
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. OCT. c-Cofee-Cp-ions
opened 6uI 81 unchanged prices and ruled
inactive wita narrow fluctuations al day:
foreign news indifferent. changes III S-l-
t-s:.csl position un.mpo ani outs ds
interest lacking; traders disposed 20 hold
of on accouut o holiday: closed u-chaaS-
&c: sales 81 bags; March S.S9; spot.
Rio quiet; MD. quiet; sAies small 5ooo.ns
business.
Suga--Raw, firm. dull bus inactive
Far rehn.r-z. Hide; centrifugal. =
;es,. SEC: ~lo.&sses sugar, lis Re
Sned. STEADY.
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REAL EsTATG TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H ". Dubois. Abstract
or. court House Phone E5)
WARRANT DEEDS.
Hartford western Land CO. 10 Guy
:. Smith. lot us Marke; street
Cre.ff@ns;e.n's Ord add-...---.-..--...; go
Curtis Osborne TO Charles Gardner.
r NJ lot IS. Topeka ave. Engiisa's
5:h add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loc
SPECIAL. WARRANTY DEEDS.
?. s Brown and Land Title AID 7.
CO. 20 Frank 5. Buse-. nv a. and
" RI re CT sec i-Z7-1s ex ! acre. 20
Frank 5. Buser % Gopher Tuttle, NV
or and " ~ ue CT sec Lyle *
QCTT-CLAIM DEEDS.
XII rslt Inv. co. 20 l. y. Singer. sc
or Of 50 CT ex re q - CT sec =
z--lv. and iI7.sx2lS4 q n sc cor sT
az Sc or sec 7s-27-Iw- =
Eezl estate mortgage re.ssses-.--.--. ~
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CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with a fair line of stock in and the quail
lty fair. Stockers were the principal class
Of sale cattle. and all were sold readily,
taking the fair price which ruled at other
roints. The supply was not large and was
mostly confined to local trade, the few
exceptions being a light line of stuff COM
sag in with cars of hogs
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$ LgE}s Ifo.. Co. Mayor z.sEas7-
hsl7 Eas ssue1 E7o-azlzton -aakrE
holiday
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To my mind, for the relief and, have no
doubt, for the permanent relief of any disorder
of the stomach, liver or bowels, all of which
have had land | therefore speak with suf-
fcient knowledge, there is nothing like
Ripans Tabules in their prompt but not
violent action, and in their certain relief, fol-
lowed by no i'll effects.
table e~ssiSy
hAdo fOsrss s1 sa .ss . nsa
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Geo = Barse. Pres ) II Waite. Sec-Treas
DAD CE Live Stock
ORNoA Commission Co
Roon1si59-i60 Live Stock Exchange Bldg
KANSAS CITY. NO.
Capital Stock $50. o0o. Pad %.

IL you want stockers or Feeders. VIII.
as Reasonable advances. Experienced
statesmen in each department Cattle
Hogs and Sheep. Telephone lSi4
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Climate
Cure
@New
Mexico And
Arizona

Tbs SALT RIVER VALLEY e. Arfss,,
axd the Neriogs Health Resorts iz
NEW rExICO
ere unriysled for TIE relief OF
chronic lung and throat DIS
eases Pure. cry air. a. equa-
fIs temperature; the proper a.
utudc: constant sunshine
Descri piivs pamphlets lEsH@d
by Santa Fs 2cu.. Passenger
Department cSa:sl7 c5mpis etc
Information relxCys 70 these re-
g!ons
The ite1.s Ct sltitD6.. TEN
perature. humidity. be- springs.
eana.criEI<. cost Of evszS.
medical attendance. social al
vantsEes, &c. are couctsey
treated, frll al Impartial
standpoint
Physicians ara respectfully
apked 20 place tbs literature II
the hands OF .nVslsis who Essa
change II climate.
Address ". J. BLACK.
@. P. A. A. 7. 4 3. ,. Ry-
Or c. A EIGGINS. -epekA EA
A. q. P. A. Chtc.as
l. p DELANEY. 1ssnt Wichita
I $40 2NAA
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GRAIN-AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago grain and provision markets.
furnished by r. L. Bosttck. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and u. over Kansas Ma
tlonal Bank Telephone 167.
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Some women buy books because they lock
pretty il the beck case.
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the same day last week: tops. s. IS; bulk,
IS 25g3.25: average weight. 2l6; receipts,
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TELEGRAPHIc sRIEFiETs

cezl estate mortgage re.sases..-.....
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
$3.50
Upholstered

seat, and back screw and spring
Office chair. with adjustable
fixtures. Made up especially
for Xmas time Looks well,
will wear we'll and is comfort
able,
Morris Chairs. SIS TO $40.
Music Cabinets, Tabourettes,
Fancy Tables. Ladies Desks,
etc, etc
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
NgW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

wallace Fitch Is having the large glass
put ~ the bulk window Of his store which
was broken by the concussion caused bv
the powder mill explosion.
a prominent farmer living on the west
sac OF town recently had several articles
slolen from his wagon. while in a hotel
yard IN this city The thief has not been
apprehended.
The farmers of this locality are dclivor-
ing large quantities of wheat az the VIII
nam Lea and Sons -four mill
James G. Shaw Jr.. and Miss Mary
ahaw, OF this city. were guests at the
wedding Of J. Edward Addicks and Mrs.
lda Carr Wilson yesterday
Skaters We're out IN fun f1r.c ON the mar
row dyke yesterday evening. ana the
marshes between the dykes and the town
are on IRE, making "a pretty scene.
IL Is rumored that all of the DEPART
ments of the Delaware Iron Works ex-
cept the cutting shop closed down last
night until after New Years.
The Tasker Company has refused to
consider any offers for the land near the
works Of the company in this city.
John T. Stoops has taken out caveat
for his patent bell buoy which he will
shortly put to "a practical test.
Wilbur Meredith is having the interior
Of his cigar store painted and repaired fol
the Christmas trade.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
At THE JAIL

COlORED WON1AN'S SCREAMS
MAKES THINGS LIVELY FOR
THE PRISONERS.
The usual quiet of the Jail was
broken en- Tuesday night by the ar
rival of Ida Bristow. a colored girl,
from Middletown, who was brought up
by Constable Hushebeck on the charge
OF the larceny Of several articles. the
property of Mrs. Redgreves.
The woman screamed on her way
from the station to the Jail, and on ac-
count of her excellent lung powers. She
kpt 1t up throughout the greater part
of the night. much to the annoyance OF
everybody in the prison
Among the prisoners brought over
by Officer Heal yesterday was a SOL
dier, who seemed much Inundated ty
the unpleasant situation in which h.
found himself
1t is reported that the next day war
den of the iail will be a Democrat.
which news is not favorably received
by many Republicans.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
BOYS GO THROUGH tn IC7

AS THE RESULT or HURRYING
sKATING-DEATH OF AN AGED
HoRsE-NOTES OF DELAWARE
CITY.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Delaware City, Dec l5.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Womans Chris
tan Temperance Union was held yester-
day at the home Of Mrs NJ. r. Hines
Miss Louise Everett who has been vis-
iting at West Point. returned TO her
home Tuesday.
Dr. Thomas Wallis horse. McDonough.
iamiliarly known as Mac" died on Sat
urday, aged % years.
Some small boys thought they would
hurry up the skating and tried the basin
on Monday. with the result that two boys
got overheard.
Mrs S. e. Bradway has returned from a
TIP 10 Philadelphia.
Mrs NJ. F. Hines is visiting relatives I'm
Philadelphia
Miss Sadie b. Roberts has been visiting
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clayton Won Culin has returned
from the City Of Brotherly Love.
Miss Nellie Y. Swan and Miss Matte
Price visited Mrs. c. n. Price. of near
Chesapeake city, on Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Price. of near Chesapeake
City visited relatives In town on Monday
Reuben. Janvier' has returned to his
home I'm Wilmington, after a two weeks
visit TO his sister Miss Matte Janvier.
J. b. McCaully. OF Philadelphia. regis
tered at the Robinson Hotel on Tuesday
Mrs. Harry HylaHd md daughter. Miss
Mildred, are visiting IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. Poster Is visiting her parents, at
Germantown. Pa.
Rev. l.. A. Oates has returned from
Wilmington. to which place he went 10
Jennings, Of Hanover Presbyterian
Church.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT AND
SUPPER FOR A CHURCH-THE LOSS
OF A WATCH.

SJECESSF lL ENTERIAlNMENI AND
SUPPER FOR A CHURCH-THE LOSS
OF A WATCH
Chesapeake city Dec. l5-Dr Stanley
Steel. Of Elkton was In town recently.
Miss Mary Willis is spending a short
time in Philadelphia.
Miss Grey, of Mt Pleasant. Del. Is the
guest Of Miss Nellie Egee.
Mrs. Homberg, of Baltimore. has been
spending few days in town.
Mrs. H. v Manlove, OF Philadelphia,
Is spending some time with her parents.
The Jr @. l.. A. NJ and Bohemia Lodge
attended the Presbyterian supper in "a
body
Mrs W. J. Clark and daughter Of
Phila dolphia. have been visiting Miss
Miss Evelyn KILLER and Mrs. NJ. ".
Wamsley spent few days last week IN
Philadelphia.
Mrs H. a. C. westeraeld ana Miss
Gladys. are visiting her mother Mrs.
Jane Gerry, at Port Deposit.
Misses Florence Egee and Katharine
Ferguson were entertained by Miss Joyce
recently.
Harry Metz has organized dancing
class meeting in Franklin Hall every
Tues sday and Friday Of each week
Courtland Crockett of MiddietOwn has
bought and refurnished the Park Hotel
and is now ready TO entertain the travel
ing public.
The Lake farm owned ly W. G.. Lake.
will be sold at public sale I'm 1lktou. IT
is quite ansuttmCtive little place near
schools churches and mill.
The Orole Club held it's regular meet
ing last Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram consisted of vocal and Instrumental
solos recitations and "rhe Snisgles Fam
ny."
William Coleman was relieved Of his
watch while on his way from Baltimore
on Saturday night and had the steward
Of the Ericsson arrested for theft Of
same. but could prove nothing against
him.
AT the regular meeting of Bohemia
Lodge. No 6s, /. o. O. T.. the following
officers were elected; n G., DR.. Delmar
Smithers; v. G., John Banks, secretary.
| Harry Griffin: treasurer. 3. B. Blake
chaplain Jacob Metz; representative TO
Grand Lodge Bennett Steele ianitor
John Metz: trustees, IT. ]. Pensil, Cap
| tain 4. r. Cooling and William llucak.
| The women OF the Presbyterian Church
| held a very successful supper and enter
tainment in Masonic Hall on Friday, and
Saturday evenings. Friday evening a
| hoop drill was given by the small girls
/ and the "Delsarte Atttute' by the young
women on Saturday evening. broom
drilr by the children and a farce entitled
| ''Vice Versa" by the grown people
| Among those taking part We're Misses
Laura Jones Sallie Barwick. Alice ferry
Mary Beiswanger and Nellie Beaston
Nassrs. Hugh Caldwell, Fred Mcintyre
Albert Beiswanger, John Hopper anf
| John Banks. Jr.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
WILL MOYs TO LkIPSIC

GREAT SPORT SKATING on PERsIM-
MON POND-OTHER NEWS OF
SMYRNA
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Smyrna, Dec. i5-Mra. Edgar Turner of
South street, viii i'm few days move to
Leipsic. where she viii make her home
with her sister Mrs. Denney. who has
bought the home owned by the late VII
liam Freeston.
Miss Ida Lord has been visiting rela-
tives IN Townsend
The young folk are having a good time
skating on the Persimmon pond Every
day the ice is black with the merry
skaters.
Cummins Speakman and Charles Stoke.
y, from Delaware College. spent Sunday
with their parents here.
George Turner. of Philadelphia. Is the
guest OF his mother Mrs. James q. Tur.
ner. near town.
Miss Estelle Armstrong is visiting hel
brother in Camden.
Frank Armstrong. Stewart Wilds -ant
Miss Fannie Jones spent Sunday In cam
den.
Alfred Hudson June. who has been 50
seriously an with typhoid fever Is report
ed Improving rapidly.
Miss Ethel Cooper Is home from Phlla
delphia, where she has been visiting
Miss Anne Holder IS visiting relatives
| at Chester Pa.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15

Of Miss Blanche Noble and John w
stowen, both OF fredericksburg. Nd to
take place December 22. in the NJ. T.
Church OF that town
meeting of the shareholders Of both
the Seaford banks-the Sussex and First
Eational-will be held January 10 for the
purpose Of electing directors for the en-
suing year.
Colonel e. c. Ross phosphate factory.
which was compelled to suspend opera
dons "a few weeks ago on account OF a
scarcity of rick will resume work I'm "a few
days. he having received a cargo from
North Carolina. This Is the largest nhos-
7hatc factory on the Peninsula, and is an
important factor In this town
W. ID. stevens visited Cambridge on
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
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YOU have taken Mercury lodide, Potash
and siill have aches aud palms. Mucous
Patches in mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples,
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Of the body. Hair or Eyebrows Failing
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most Obstinate Cases and Challenge the
World for a Case we Cannot Cure. Ihis
disease has always Baffled the skin ol
the Most Eminent Physicians. $o0eno
capital behind our unconditonai guar
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lplication Address COOK REMEDY CO.
223 Masonic Temple. Chicago. Ill.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

James Nivin is spending a few days in
Philadelphia
Just what you need in gloves. Biggs'.
Rev. +. NJ. Munson will deliver an adj
dress at st. James Church. Newport. to-
night.
Skating Caps 25 and 80 cents. Biggs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eagle have re-
turned from their wedding tour
Mrs. John Megginson, Of Christiana. is
visiting in this city.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
IHPROY MESTS IN STAFFORD

NEW BANK DIRECTORS TO BE
ELECTED - PHOSPHATE FACTORY
TO RESUME WORK.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Seaford. Dec. 1j.-Madison Willin's 2
dwelling. on Cannon street which has
been undergoing repairs for the past few
weeks. has been completed.
l. n Chipman has Improved ms resi-
dencc on Pine street.
William Cannon is improving his resi-
dence. on Pine street.
Professor A. G. Brewer, who has beer
rrcfessor Dcshicld. OF Salisbury, was II
town yesterday
Miss Mabel Wright is on the sick list
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
MENACE TO NAVIGATION

During the cold weather Of the past
few days sharp ice has formed in the
river with surprising rapidfty, ana
this morning garge Gtlds of il are
hc7.tng up and down with the tide.
making navigation for coastwise YES
sells extremely dangerous. It is sell
dem that floating ice .interfered with
navigation so early in the Winter Yes
urday morning a large flock Of sea-
guEs We're observed sitting on field
Of ice, quietly floating up with the
tide.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
CLUB 10 BE REORGlANTzED.

The members of the Columbia Ath-
letic Club have issued a notice Of a
meetig to ba held this evening in the
NaNette House. on North Front street.
for the purpose Of reorga nfzation. The
club was. until RECENTLY. one OF the
best equipped in the state, with head
quarters in the auditorium Of the Opera
House. 1t is hoped. by New Castle citi-
zens that the club NAV regain its CID
time reputation among the athletic or
CARNATIONS of the state
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
TRYARAIN-Ol TRY GRAIN-O -Ol

Ask your Grocer to-day to show you O
package of GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place Of coffee. The
children may drink It without injury as
well as the adult All who try II like II:
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java, but Il is made from pure
grains, and tic most delicate stomach re.
ceives II without distress. u the price OF
coffee. -. and 25cts. per package. Sold
,,v all p-rOcers.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
ACCIDENT 10 A TEAM

farmers team while being driven out
DeiaWare street last evening. met with
an accident by which the front wheel Of
the wagon collapsed. The accident hap
pened almost in front of a wheelwright
shop, and the horses were unharnessed
from the wagon. which was left on the
side OF the street until morning.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
NEW CASTLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENTING. 7s South
Filth ST., New Castle; brick house; slote
and cold water; gas; plastered Summer
kitchen; good cellar; best location IN
city; newly papered; perfect condition.;
mDl ledi2te possession; easy terms. Apply
G W. Edwards, Evening Journal office
Wilmington, or Julian ID. Janvier, New
Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1898-12-15
PUT IN A GRAPHOPHoNr

The members Of the Young Mems
Whist Club have put graphonhone in
thelr club room. which affords much
the organization
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Fire Last Night

The alarm of fire last night at 1925
o'clock from box 48, Fifth and Orange
streets, was or account of the break
ing out of fire in a two story residence
owned and occupied by Captain r. C..
Orrell. The fire originated in a room
up stairs. Sparks from the chimney
fell on ome kindling wood while the
occupants of the room were in another
part of the house, and the result was
that the floor caught on fire. The fire
department was Immediately on hand,
and the flames were suppressed with
a fire extinguisher by Hook and Lad
der Company No. 1, which is next door
to the fire. Foreman w. P. Monroe, in
the absence of Chief Schibben who was
at the opera house, was in charge
and his boys did a pretty piece of work.
The damage was about S15.