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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Gtwas iber Qnpfonsuns oes Ken
lucky Coffee Tree.

Scr @epeibz ODER S6uferbaum Gym
nocladus c~anadensis), bier3ulanbe gez
pD6nlt4 8entltdp Coffee Sree q%enannt, lit
elmer Der I90nften 3ier= unb part6Gume nit
srOben, bOppelt gefieOerten 8ldttern. Ser
Baum lit ipinterbart uno gebeibt be1onbers
gut in na6r6aftem, babel loderem Goben.
Den Samen fdet man i'm Srii6idbr, etma
Mdr3, aus auf bic Saatbeete, nel9e BON
l1ntraut rein gsbalten tperben mi;iieu. 0ie
SGmlinge ~f0nnen, na9bem tie Elm Sa9r alt
gepOrben Iinb, berpflan5t nerben unb 3par
in 8eib:n, pobei man germ Die 9aupttpur3el
etpas bef4neibet Gum bic 8ilbung BON Nez
berrSpur3eln gu %peranlafen). Sit Die Saut
gu bibt ausgefallen, 10 mtB man Die Sdn>
lipge m0gliGit balo, i'm Sabre Der NuSfaat,
bur9 9erausrH6men zines S6etles beriel1sn
perbiinnen; bic gu entfernenben fann Nun
ouf borbereitete 8eete fort19ulsn, oo6 iino
fpl9s b~or3eitig berpflun3is SGmliage be1on=
berS empfinOIi9 gegen Sroden4eit. Ni4t
GIT bergef1en 1T, bic Gauen bein @u2z
fGen ebenfO itdrf gu beDsden, tpie ibr etJenes
8plumen betrdgt, I'll in Defenders trodenen
2agen lit es fir bic Sreilanbfdaten anges
5eigt, bic Samen stpas tiefer ST. bringen;
o14 lit gu bemerfen, baB man fir Die Mnss
feat inn sSreien ba5 bette 2anb ne3a1en muB,
iiber bus man ~berfigt, basfel6e Darf iebO4
ribt frtI9 gebiingt Tsin. Nu@ muB bafiir
geIorgt perben, baB Die SGmlin5e III i6rer
3artsn 8inb6eit gegen bic brennenDen Stra9z
len Der Some geI9ibt ftnb. Bel trpdensr
Witterung 1T Elm 8egieBen Der Saat6set:
nit 51uBz ober &egenpafer, ober ~renigftens
NIT abgeitanbenem 8runnenpufer. n0t6ig,
bod t6ue man babel bes @uten nibt GIT bel,
Der 8o6en fou feudt, a6er ni@t nab iein.
$50 bas &lima 10 beI6affem lit, baB
@interfru9t ni9t erfolgrei3 gebaut inerben
tann, neil i6r Nusfrieren gu befiir3ten 1T,
barf man bic @dmlinge pdbrenb beg ritter
@inters ni9t auf benz Saat6eete !aTen, aber
1e iperben audi i'm erIten 9erbt nod ni9t
,lmgepflan3t, fpnbern man f4ldgt ie iber
Winter Elm; no bas Selma milbe 1T uno Elm
Nuffrieren bes 8obens ni9t Itutti!nbet, l1bt
man bic @Gmllnge ii6er @inter rublg I'm
Salnen6eet Ite6en. N6er e6enio ME beim
umpflanaen muB AUDI beim @infAlagen NIT
@prgfaGt berfabren tperben, Defenders ouf
bus SSyntaft6altsu Der 8ur5eln 1T gu fe6sn,
bieIel6en biirfen ni9t bem0inbe, Der @onns,
aGGte, Srodenbeit ausgeiebt perben, iorit
qe6en 1e urb nit ibnen Die 8GumGen ST.
9runbe.
SIM er1ten Sriibiabr nu9 Der Insfdat
~fonrrren bic SGmlinge 5und3ft in Die 8orz
fdule, pel6e einen gutbearbeitete1 oar9ld1z
fiqen, Goderen, BON llntraut fret 9ebaltenen
8oben baben muB, tpo ife elm Sabr b%elafen
tperben unb i'm ndbften Sri6iabr riiden iie
In bic eiqentli6e 8aumf9ule bor, mo ie IN
Reiben, bic 3 SUB bon einanber e~ntfsrat iinb
unb in MbitGnben bon ie 6-8 5pa itsben,
oepfIan3t perben. 0bpobl Don n1an6er
geite es fir ungdngig era9tet pirb, bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

tete, baB Die 8ii6fn me6r aGs 16 gro5ert
3uder uno cine 8ein6eit bes @uftes BON
bur9f9nittli9 Sc Prpaent aufpieisn. Seine
Der 3~ii6snprobsn 6atte tpenigsr als 18 limb
80 pro3ent. Die meiitsn Der CUR Inter
fu9ung eingeIanbten proben itammten ous
ben@ounties 8on9omme, 8rppfings, 8ronn,
GGap, 8ingsburp, Meabe, Minnebaba, Union
unb CANTON.
X X x
Die 8efiBer Der &ii6en3uderfabrit in
G6ino, Galifornien, ite0en nit @rinOiin@
gung Ser u9e an, I'M feItautellen, mel4e
Mst6obe bic bette 1T CUR &rdftigung oes ftiz
ner NdbritOffe bsraltbten SoOens. Muf DEN
sgelbern ber@eieGf9aft foG binfiiroer 6ru4tz
pe91el cine ite6enbe @inrihtung biloen.
x X
SIS 6eiBt, baB nun audi in Weber @ountp,
l1tab, cine 8iiben3uderfobrit er6aut unO
5000 Qcres mi. &iiben bepflan3: peroen
Tolen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Gbtrneo, ae1ttteund1, 2. gebraear 1898.

Sdmlinge BPM Gaatbest brett ii, oer 8aum=
lamp ous3upflan5en, 10 er5ielt man einen
nett frdftigeren Baum, tpenn man ben jun
sen Pilan5en bic 9flege Der 8aumI6ule gu
lfeil perhen ldBt. @on bieier ars mirb bann
rie 8erpflan3ung Der 8Gumden nad Dem
@alr: ooer part BON 3eit gu Set porg's
nommen; bas fam gei3e6en, fO6ulb Die
8dum4en cine 90be BON etpa 4 SUB errei9t
BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Agricultural 9atpple1ttfnt.

Die Miscpntn 9 atrpmen'S u l.
octatipn nirb am g., 10. uno II. Sc
6ruar in Der Surnbaue in Manltopoc tbre
26. Sabresberfammlung ab6alten, Sire
Mnaa6l berpDrragenber MGnner .perben iiber
otele in bas Wolteretfa9 einT9ldgige She
mata 4~bbanblungen b%erlefen. Prdmien i'm
9eiammttpert6 BON $500 perDen Dertbeilt
lperoen. .3ablloie Brpben BON Butter uni
&Gie tperben auseefteut tperben uno 3eugniB
BON Der 9rOBe beg Moltereipeien ;mStaate
ablegen.
Sn ein3elnen Gegenben Snbtanas
9aben ii3 Die Sarmer unter einanoer perz
eini9t, um gemeiniam Der SrampzSrage entz
gegen gu treten. Die 3eitung vSnbiana
5armer" rdtb ben 5armern, fi9 gu betpeff@
men. ogine bOppelIaufige SLIME oDer Elm
gutter Reooloer foqte itets our 6anb fein,
I'm it9 bieIer Strol9e gu erlpe6ren. Sele=
p6ontf9e 8~er6inoung nit Dem nGbIten g}d9=
bar mag man4mal BEL Der u4ten 9aubdrz
fduen ober 8ergsnaltigungen BON grOBem
NuBen fem, Die 2efer ioGten bieien San
ni9t rber ruben Gafen, Biz irgeno ettpas IN
bemfelben gei9e6en it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
JnhaIts perseihnt6.

l. 9ette: 3oti5 8urtes gIerlet 8I6ers
&iI6 - Qus 6sm &ei9e Ser 3uferriibe = gtpas
iiber Sic NnpftanSung Oes Settudp @oifeez&ree =
8rieffa It en- = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iiesen Ser NGil9 = unterOriifteS gBieeerfauen unb
Appetitloft9feit betm &tno Sautiu6en beim
9fer6-@eui6z o6er Salsbeule beim Hferb - 9tte>
~rsnlst6en betm 8fer6 - @egen Bic 6ol9en bes Ser
%futterns beinl Stin6 Sci elmer b~ornloien Sub bos
9llter gu ertennen.
2. Sette: &us Subioua - Sin 2ebens5ei3en
pon 9(us. @itrridmi6t - &us Minneiota = Nus
Senneiee Nus 8isconiin - 9us SGinots = Nus
@ebrasfa - GuS @pomtns : CUR Seibenraupenz
su9t - Ser neue Club - @tus Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
8untes QuerIei.

SIN Sabre 1897 bat Die gan5e MsGt H.
$4,000 8aIen g aumpp11e berbrdu6t,
bon benen Die Ser. Staten 8,945,OOO l;e>
ferten.
Sn Dem iibDitti9en S6eile BON Samitton
GpuntD in S nbiana 1T Die 9ruie unter
ben Pftroen ausgebro9sn unb cine betrGnts
1iGe @n5a9l Deriel6en bat gst0Otet per0en
miifen.
Sn 9agerstDtpn, MaDne Co., Snz
btano, grafTirt Die G9peine6oGsru 70
feftig, buB gan3s 9eerben b~ingsrofft iinb,
Bon elmer. aus 80 Gtiid ~beite6sn6en 9eetbe
itnb nur 5pei ii6rig 8eblieben.
Mm Samitag, ben 5. 6sbruar, ftnbct in
3umbrota in SO / ne a cine 8erfammz
lung BON Sarmern fiat, in m:l6er ii6er ois
Sr9aniiation elmer ge9enieitigen 9ugeloer<
fi3eruugs=9 eieli4uft berotbsn lperben ion,
Die 9opFsnernte auf 40 NcreS 9anb, mel
DIES Don So6n So6pgsber in 6iGsboro, Maz
fbington g., Srrgpn, beteIt nurbe,
bat itd auf 326 8auen be3iffert, Die tiir5Gi9
gu 12a Gents per 9funb, poer i'm 9an3en
fir $500, b~erfauft tpur0en.
X x n
8ertreter Der Secte Der Mormonen 1oIen
Der mertfantf9en Ge%gierung i'm Oi=
itrttt 9egoGabe 100000 older 2anb abgez
fault BADEN, UNI bort Mormonenz& plpnien
an3uIegen. @egen 10000 Mormonen ni9t
nur aus Utah, fonbern audi aug annsren
Sbeilen unieres Ganbes ipDQen innerbal6 Der
nd4iten 5pei Sabre bort6in ii~6eriiebeln.
* \
ueber Die 3rampbei u9e auf 1etner Sdrm
Fat Elm bieberer 0eutf@<9ennfpG<
banier, Sucob Gofen6erger in @ou0erton,
BET Norristotpn, getpifenbaft 8u9 gefi6rt.
Die Gbre4nung fir 1897 5eigte, bab er i'm
@oriabre ni9t peniger uIs 1148 Cramps
be4erbergte: 6err &oienberger muB in jeber
8e5ie6ung Elm gutter Bauer fein, ba er 70
Diele arme 9feifenOe Oerftegen tonnte.
Sn elmer in Gpan8bille, Snbidma,
ob9ebaItenen &onferen5 BON 8a6nbeamten
tp1roe bei@lofen, fir Die 8efDrberung BON
3rferriiben Die f~OIgenben preiie ~feft8uieBen:
Son 1 Bis 30 W}eilen tpeit so Gents per
Some, 80 Bis so MeiGen 65 Gents, so big
rs MeiIen rs Gents, Is big 100 M1eilen IS
Gents. 9ieie Staten ftnD ben anbertpdrts
'beitebenben angepaBt.
X X y
@tne Qn3a6t 8iirger in &apib gttD,
SGhz9 utota, BADEN fd bereinigt unb
cine @arlabung SamenzWei BON Norbs
Satota beftelt, rm cine Menberung bes Sa=
mentpei3ens berbeiaufiibrem. @a6rf9ein1i9
toeroen nod biele Nnbere benz 8etfpiel Tolgen,
ba es feinem s3peifel unterliegt, haB cine
bsrartige &enberung fir Die Grnte nur Don
etOBtem gtuBen iein tann.
X X X
Die 6rei Serritorien Sem Merico,
Mrt5ond u1b St4d6pma6 baden iih
obermals i'm gongreB tpegen Nufna6me in
Den Staaten6unb gemeIbet, aber Gpre9er
9teeo bat unumtpmnben ertlGrt, baB, 10 Iange
DE ieBige &egierung am 3uber 1T, teines rer
bret SerritOrien dig Staat dufgenDmmen
tperoen pirbe unb bat bas @omtte fir 9e<
f4dftsregeln angeipiefen, feline Darauf Se5ug
Babenbe N~taBna6me auf bic SagesoronHng
gu feben.
Die Sabatsz2ager6dufer Der Stubt Di>
roqua in @~iscpnftn itnb er0ffret lpor<
ben nrb has Sabutsgef9dft bat Feinen 4nz
Jung getommen. Die erten 2ieferungen Der
@rnte 1897 erfolgten. Megen Der auBerz
orbentli9en SrOdenbeit, tpeIbe bas 8er@
Paden unmOgli9 ma9ts, tpurben Die Eager
bduier ungefdbr 6 8O6en fpdter als 9e@
fp09nli4 e%rOffnet. SIN gountp @srnon
tpurbe IN Der Ieb:en Saiion ua6eau $780,
900 pert6 Subaf ee5ogen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Gin Gebenssetden Don unierem
alien 1rlitarbetter Nu9uit Darr>
fhmtot.
pocomote @itp Wtb., 25, San.

~ " ' y W " ' Z " ! \ w lQk4tI ~ N)HH%
1898.
Mertber 0err Simon!
0ie lebte Nummer Der p09entli4en Nus
9abe Der 81, Staatsz3 eitung" muB irgsnDz
po perun9liidt fem. 8itte, fenben Sic mir
Elm Grtrazg remplar. @s freut mid, baB
Sir pieOer gefunb iinb, i9 bin lsiDst itbr
lGlimm baran mutt meinem 8beumatismus,
muB am Stod ge6en. Sonit geFdlt mir
Murplunb febr gut, meitre 8eerenpflan3un>
gen ite6en ausge3si9net. Sd n04te MT
Dtler @ner9ie a%r6siten, a6er bas J!eiF3 lit
l6pa4.
S6r
Nug, % iirr amtbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

8rtefe gOun9totp n, 6 a NJ
as, aus Mounb@ Stir, Miffouri
urb aus Amuna, Soma, tnb ii +
bte1e Drummer Der D8eiIage" 8 u
fpGt etngetrpffen unb nerben
1a er erit n Der nj Il It en- q II m :
m + er 9einRm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

SIN 5riibjabr 1897 tpanbten ft9 954 Jar7
nter an Die ~8erIu9station in Sib9atota
UNI 3uderritbenfamen. 8on ben bieraus ge&
5ogenen @iiben purben 342 aus 80 Counties
auf ibren 3udereebalt 9emif9 unteriuaf
unb bas GreebniB fir ben ganaen Staat lars
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

@inem ieben 2eIer 1T bas Gs9t eirges
rdumt, ii9 briefli9 ober miinelih an bic
Rebaftion INN Qustunft iiber betimmte
puntte gu penben, pelhe, iopeit ecs in urz
ferer Ma9t Iiegt, gepdbrt tper6en pirb.
Nnfraeen, benen ni1t Der Same unb bic
genaue 4breffe beg Sragefte0ers beigefigt
1inb, tperben ni9t b~eanttportet.
q - 90 a xI:.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

Sn Dem fiib0tIi9en S6eiGe bon Sumitton
GountD in Snbiana 1T Die 9ru1e unter
ben Pferben ausgebro9sn unb eins betrGcbtz
liGe @n5abl Oerfe16en bat get0Otet peroen
miiifert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

SIN Sabre 1897 bat Die gan3e Wslt H.
$4,000 8aGen 9 aumpolIe berbrGu6t
bOn benen Die Ser. Staten 8,945,000 lie,
fmerter.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08

We positively state that on the 18th
of July our fire sale will be wound up.
No matter what goods will bring; we
are bound to sell, as we made up our
mind to dispose Of all our goods which
were damaged at the fire on the 11tn OF
June at No. 416 King street. We give
you all OF the inducement, and Il Is
for you to take advantage, as it will
pay you to lay away the goods for fli-
ture use even IL you have no use for
them now. The condition of our pres
ent stock which we dispose of now is
far superior quality to the ones We
sold, as we did not expect to be as sue
cessful with the sale as we were. The
goods which are disposed of now are
not ruined, but simply the boxes are
torn or broken, and our wholesale trade
doesn't allow us to send out goods
soiled.
II will pay you to visit us as often
as you can, as we put on the main floor
new goods every day.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
RECRUITs ORDERED DISMISSED.

Crisfeld, Md, July S.-A telegram
was received by Private Nelson from
Lieutenant Owen Norris. Of the First
Regiment, of Maryland Volunteers, di-
recting him to dismiss all the recruits
in Crisfield who had signed the roll.
Thsi message caused much disappoint-
ment among the men, who were eager
to go to the front Some Of them had
come from the islands Of the Chesa-
peake, and, having spent their money
lavishly in parting with friends, look
with disfacor upon having to replenish
their purses by working crab scrapes
Twenty-eight men from Chisfield have
already enlisted and there were twenty
more ready to go. A large measure Of
the credit OF enlisting so many men is
due to the efforts of Private Roger
Nelson and Justice William ]. Porter
Nelson has been ordered to rejoin his
/ regiment.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
nIRECToRs ELECTFp.

Elkton, Md, July Sat the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Elk
ton and Middletown railroad, held in
Elkton, the following directors were
elected: Meesrs. Rea, Massey, Green
and Wood, OF Philadelphia; George S
Woolly, Samuel G. Rowland and Henry
H. Brady, of Cecn county. The direc-
tors elected Samuel c. Rea, president
to succeed the late Jacob Tome, ant
Henry Schultz, secretary. The road
which is controlled by the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, is only com,
pleted from the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore tracks in Elkton t
the Elk river, a distance Of about I
quarter OF a mile.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

From two to six baskets is the high
estest daily shipment of peaches that
has been made from Bridgeville. They
are the Early Rives variety.
The new M. E. Church at Rehobcth
has been finished, and it will be dedi-
Gated on July 81 The church cost
t1.4OO.
Harry, the 6-year-old son Of Ed
ward Davis, fell from a sloop into
Laurel river at that place yesterday
and was drowned. After an hours
search his body was recovered and
taken to his home.
R. X. Jones, of Bridgeville, while
attempting to shoot dog, shot him
self in the hand, making a dangerous
wound. On drawing the weapon from
his pocket, the trigger became en-.
tangled in the lining of his pocket and
was discharged.
Petty thieves are active in Townsend
and refrigerators and hen roosts are
suffering. Several rusty muskets hav,
been oiled UP and loaded.
The citizens OF Harrington and vi
cinity are preparing to ship severa
barrels of provisions of all kinds Z
the wounded soldiers who were injure,
in the fight at Santiago
oliver, the young son of Frank Hud
son, late Of Wilmington, was run owe
by the Standard oil wagon at Laure
and seriously injured.
The residence of Miss Emma Hearr
at Laurel, was recently robbed by
bold tramp. Among the valuable
taken were two pieces of silver, whic
were placed over the eyes Of MS
Hearn's father when he died thirt
years ago.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
DIED.


CURTIS. I'm this city, on July 3,
1898, Margaret Curtis.
CAMPBELL Wilmington, on the
Sd instant, John F.. Campbell, aged
43 years.
DEAVIHIE.-On July G. 1898, Jabez
Deaville in his 42d year.
DOUGHERTY.-In this city, on July
4, 1898, Patrick, son of Ellen and the
late John Dougherty.
KING.-On July 2, 1898, Robert, son OF
Thomas ]. and the late Mary A,
King, aged years.
LITTLE-On July 3, 1898, Charles w.
infant son of William ID. and Jennie
F. Little. aged 10 months.
LOoNEY. I'm this city, at her late
residence, Pennsylvania avenue and
Union street, Mrs. James Looney
aged Is years.
MATHEWS Suddenly, in Philadel-
phia, on the 9th instant, William H
Mathews
Due notice Of the funeral will b'
given.
PORTER~-On Juply 4, 1898. Henry G
Porter, aged 80 yeas.
Ships. the afternoon of July 6
1898, at her late residence. No. 90
Van Buren street, Mrs. Letitia S
Ships, daughter of the late Stephel
S. and Sarah Southard.
TADAIAN.-In this city. on July 3
1898, Caroline, widow of the lat
Francis radman, aged IS years.
PARADISE. AT West Chester, Pa, o.
7th mo. 9th. 1898, William H. Para
disc, aged SO years.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes

Are you in need of Shoes ? Yes &?
Stop at Grady's and ask to see their
immense line of Summer Footwear.
All styles. Best Shoes in the city at
the most reasonable prices.
Sweeping reductions in Ladies', Mis-
ses' and Children's Shoes. Little boys
fine dress shoes, patent leather tips
regular price S1.25, now csc.
Children's lace Shoes patent leather
tips, sizes to 8. 75c; s15 10 Il. Sic;
liz to 2. s9c.
75 pairs Misses fine dongola button
extension soles, patent leather tips
reduced form 1925 to soc.
Ladies fine dress shoes, button OF
lace, soc up.
Special bargains in oxford Ties and
Slippers this week. Children's patenf
leather Slippers, TO 8, 75c; s1a to II
S5c; liz to 2, 9Oc.
Ladies patent leather slippers 81.
Ladies' oxford Ties from 75c. up.
We give trading stamps or Star Cou
pons.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
DELAWARE SOLDIERS ACTIVE.
MANY OF THEM HAVE SORE ARMS
FROM BEING VACClNATED

FROM BEING vACClNATED
LATELY.
Middletown, July s.-Colonel l.
Pusey Wickersham, of the First Della
ware Regiment, is authority for the
statement that no intimation has been
received at Camp Tunnel as to when
the troops are to be moved, and in con-
sequence the work of hardening the
soldiers to military life continues un-
interrupted. AS a matter of fact, many
Of the men are suffering with sore
arms on account ofthaving been vac
einated, and 1t Is hardly probable that
they win be ordered to do active duty
at the front until all have recovered.
The surgeons have completed the
work OF vaccinating the entire regi-
ment. 1t is true, however, that reports
are constantly In circulation to the ef-
feet that moving orders are on the way,
and yesterday there was a story which
was given much credence that another
Sunday would not be spent here, and
that Santiago would be the destination.
The men are obtaining a great deal
OF practical experience I'M the matter Of
anal NAAAAh OA AnN AOdlf dAN " NA4ANnNdJ
the Second Battalion, in command OF
Major Townsend, was given the longest
march that has yet been taken, about
twelve miles. The weather was pleas
ant, and there was a bracing air, which
made everybody unusually active. The
battalion started from camp at 1C
o'clock. When the men reached
Odessa they were given about three
quarters of an hours rest, and during
that time the people of the town opened
their homes to the soldiers and fec
them.
Nineteen soldiers were fined yester
day for disobeying orders, principally
In the matter of leave without absence
Private Jones, who was sentenced t
one year in prison, forfeiture Of all pay
and dishonorable discharge, has hat
the Imprisonment removed from hi
sentence because OF his poor health
Jones was dismissed from the cam
yesterday morning.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
MARRIED.
|CROsSIEN

CROsSIEY 49, FULTON.-On Monday
July 4, 1898, at the brides home, No
127 West Eighteenth street, by Rev
w. NJ. Schall James c. Crossley, OF
Washington, d. c., and Florence
Fulton, OF this city.
MBRIDE-ROBINSON-At Scott NJ
E. parsonage, on July 2, 1898, by Rev
F. P. Harris, Joseph A. Mcbride, ant
Miss Cora A. Robinson. both Of vii
mington.
MGUIRE-CA -CASSIDY.-At the Unior
NJ. E. parsonage, No. sos Washing
ton street, on Monday evening, july
4, 1898, James f. Mcclure and Miss
Emma L. Cassidy, both Of Whining
ton, Del.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

We will sell all our underwear of
medium and best quality so per cent,
on the dollar. Also on the
same days we will sell, besides
our regular stock, all the blue double
breasted flannel shirts at cost, less than
material.
The sale is a bona flde sale, and we
don't intend to take any Of the stock
to No. 416 King street, where we are
now open for business with q new and
fresh line OF dry goods and gents fur
nishing goods, and as an inducement
for fresh and new patrons we will sell
everything in our line at very small
margins.
Remember the place.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
WoMAN AGAGNsr WOMAN.

Emma Barber was a defendant in
Magistrate Kelley's court this morning
against Maggie Brady, who charged
her with circulating false stories and
injuring her character. She was fined
81 and costs and put under a peace
bond
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
UNITED STATES COURT.

Argument was heard in the United
States Court this morning in the case
OF the Wilmington Dental Company as
to whether it would be advisable to set
tie the book account and patents or
whether to make out a dividend or let
the receiver remain for two more years
to work out the company's accounts.
AS the attorney presented no data to
the court, Judge Bradford could reach
no decision.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08


aon why Dr. Piezces Golden Medical Dis
covery Is an unfailing cure for that disease.
It Is the greatest Of all blood medicines.
It creates a keen and hearty appetite. II
cures all disorders of the digestion and
makes the assimilation Of the lite-giving
elements Of the food perfect II invigor-
ates the liver and tonesdthe nerves. II IS
the greatest Of all known blood makers and
blood purifiers. II builds firm, healthy
flesh, but does not make corpulent people
more corpulent. Unlike cod liver oil, II
does not make fabby flesh, but tears down
the unhealthy Tissues that constitute cor
pulency, carries of and excretes them, and
replaces them with the solid, muscular It's
sues of health. II drives all impurities,
disease germs and acids from the blood
In DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser many sufferers from rheumatism,
whose cases were considered hopeless, tell
the story Of their recovery under this Won
derful medicine. Their names, addresses
and photographs are given by their own
request, and anyone who wishes to do so
may write them. Good druggists sell the
Golden Medical Discovery"
When a dealer urges some substitute
he's thinking of the larger profit he'll
make-not Of your welfare.
"I suffered from rheumatism in my ieft shouI
der and elbow" writes Rev Wilson Williams, OF
Trinity Station, Morgan Co.. Ala. " DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery completely cured me
at cost Of only four dollars"
For free, paper-covered copy Of Doctor
Pierces Common Sense Medical Advisei
eend 81 one-cent stamps, TO cover mailing
only. Cloth bound 81 stamps. Address
DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. A medica
library IN one Ioo6-paFe volume.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
A LONE CIANpTpATE.

Thomas Cornbrooks, a draughtsman,
is taking the three-days' civil service
examination for ship draughtsman in
the government service at the Federal
building. He is the only candidate.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
FINIED FOR ASSAULT.

Harry Green was a defendant in
Magistrate Kelley's court last night,
when he was arraigned by Jacob S.
Nabb, who alleged that Green assault
ed him. He was fined. 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08

-Rev. David ]. Beale, formerly Of
St. Georges Presbyterian Church, but
now of Philadelphia, will preach at
Hanover Church on Sunday morning
and evening.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
ATTENDING A FUNERAL.

Rev. DIR. Grove, of Asbury NJ E.
Church, yesterday attended the funeral
of a young woman member OF his for
mer parish, at ToYanda, Pa. He will
return in time for prayer meeting this
evening.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
STAMIPS ARRIVE.

Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
Wells yesterday received a big con-
signment Of beer and tobacco stamps,
valued at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
Chairman OF Repair Committee.

PROPOSALS.-Seale proposals Will be
received at the City Council chamber not
later than S o'clock, p. m, on THURS
DAY, July Il, 1898. for furnishing 700 tons
more or less. OF bituminous coal at the
city crematory for the year ending July
81. 1899, said coal to be delivered at the
city crematory IN such quantities as may
be required. Each bidder 10 name the
kind or kinds Of coal he proposes TO fur
nish. The committee reserves the right 10
JOHN E. HEALY,
Chairman Crcmatory Committee.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08

The lynchings in the South keep
pace with the war in the front.-Buf-
falo News.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
HANscoM's.
NEW CASTLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.-No. 73 South Fifth street
New Castle: briok house, slate roof
seven rooms and BATH range; hot and
cold water; gas; plastered Summer
kitchen; good cellar; best location In
city, newly papered; perfect conditions
immediate possession; easy terms, Apply
Q. w. Edwards. Evening Journal office
Wilmington.