davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
is THE MAN
G. c. Tinkhanl
OF Spencer
0NBOARD PORTLAND


Spencer, Dee. 1.-THE terrible wreck
Of 5he Portland brought great sorrow
10 Spencer this morning. when it was
learned that Charles C. Tinkham of
Spencer was a passenger on the wreck
cd steamer The body of Mr. Tinkham
was recovered from the surf near the
old Harbor life saving station by Pa
trolman Il. D. Ellis, at ozark last night.
The remains were taken to Boston,
where a. . o'clock yesterday afternoon
Medical Examiner Munsen viewed
them, and from papers and personal eff
3ects FOUND in the pockets ne positively
identified the body to be that Of Charles
e. Tinkham late of the Seventh United
states artillery, and formerly Of Com
pany a, Connecticut National Guard.
The Identification was also made Ger
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Prices Havs Declined and Quality Has I'M
proved in Last Eighteen Years.

R. G. Dun & Co.'s Review contains
most interesting statement, showing com
panson of prices of boots and shoes Gov
erins a period Of IS years, from 1876 to 1888
Regarding the prices given, the Review
says; The quotations were obtained di-
rect from the books of Well known east
ern manufacturing establishment, show
ing its actual sales at various dates. The
KINDS of goods selected were those best
representing the general consumption, and
maintained as nearly unchanged in quail
~ curing the long period as any Others
manufactured by the establishment Ten
grades of boots and shoes are taken ana
.ne prices quoted at various dates each
year. These quotations are utilized by
Regulating the ratio of each to the quo
lauon 81 the same quality at the starting
point The average of all these ratios for
e9ch GATE is then treated as the average
OF prices at that date compared with
nose or January, 1876. In the following
me fatlos are given for the different sea-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

from the wrecked steamer Portland
reached here this forenoon. There
We're nine when the train left Orleans,
but the body of Mrs e. H. Wheeler of
South Weymouth was delivered to rel
atives at Braintree OF the others,
that of A Gosselin OF Montreal was
taken to the Union station, en- route
for Canada, and that of Mrs Jennie
G. Edmonds was taken to her home in
East Boston. The six remaining bod
les, all of which are unidentified, We're
taken by Chief Wade of the state po-
lice to the North Grove street morgue.
Each of the bodies was in a plain
box, which Chief Wade took with him
to Orleans yesterday.
OF the bodies at the North Grove
street morgue, three have been identi-
fed; one is that of Fred A Brown of
Portland, identified by his brother.
Walter II. Brown; another, that of a
man named Allen of Philadelphia. rec
ognized by his brother-in-law, and the
third as that Of Eva NJ. Totten. form
erly of Somarville, but recently re-
moved to Portland. Identification was
made by Mrs. S. H. Bolton of East
Cambridge.
The body of Mr.. Brown will be for
warded TO Portland this evening. and
that of Mr.. Bolton will be looked after
by relatives.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
VISITS INVALID SOLDIERS.

London. Dec. 3.-Queen Victoria vis-
tied Nettley hospital this afternoon,
and presented medals to the invalid
soldiers who took part in the recent
Soudan campaign. Gen. Lord Hitch
ener of Khartoum accompanied her
majesty and introduced the wounded
soldiers to her
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
TEN YEARS At HARD LABOR.

St Paul, Dec FLAMES II. SouthaIl,
whose dealings in fraudulent govern
ment checks were said to have caused
losses to firms and individuals all over
the country, to an amount aggregating
S150,000 was today sentenced to state
prison for ten years at hard labor The
specific charge against Southall was
grand larceny, and his conviction was
on one Of half dozen or more indict-
mentS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

last that was heard from him, he sent
to Spencer to Photographer E. L.
Jaynes for him to finish up some pic
lures of his son which he took a few
months ago, at that time stating that
ne knew nothing about the where
abouts of his son, and wanted pic
ture to trace him with.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
is NOT BELIEVED,
A Purported Message From Captain of the
Portland Picked Up.

Nantasket Beach, Dec. "a flask
containing a message purporting to
have come from Capt. Blanchard Of
the steamer Portland, was picked up on
the beach, nearly opposite the White
Head, this afternoon. The message
reads:
Help! On board the Portland. We
are sinking. Upper works gone. Two
miles off Highland Light Time. Z. 80
Sunday.
"(Signed) Blanchard
No credence is placed in the authen-
ITCHY of the writing
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
Victims of The
Portland
TAKEN YESTERDAY.
Several Bodies Sent to Their
Former Homes.

Orleans. Dec. 3.-With the sending to
Boston this afternoon of all the remain
ing bodies recovered from the Port
land. the interest in the recent disas-
ter to that steamer has lost some Ct
its force. and Cape cod is gradually
getting back into a condition to meet
another destructive blow.
So used have the inhabitants of that
sandy arm of Massachusetts become to
scenes of wreck and loss of life by
drowning, that even the carrying
down at once in these terrible pillows
of over $50 persons, is scarcely more
than a few days sensation.
The week has been a bitter and heart
rending one and there are still
prospects that the recovery Of more
bodies after the next casterly gale may
prolong the agony, but the sharpness
Of the loss is gradually becoming dull
1t is unlikely that many if any bod
les will be picked up at a distance
from the shore, from the fact that bod
les do not readily rise in salt water
at winter temperatures.
Today. along the entire cape no sigh
of a body was seen, even though tue
Orleans life saving crew, in surf boat,
went out in search.
In the afternoon train, when it came
from Provincetown, we're the bodies Of
a man believed to be Michael Minot, II
saloon man. from the fact that state
room keys were in his pocket; aa,t
George Graham, a steward from Wen.
At this junction the body of Madge
Ingraham was put on the cars, these
being shipped by and in custody of the
state.
After having been here only u hours,
Chief Wade Of the Massachusetts state
police started for Boston this morning,
and nine bodies from the wrecked
steamer Portland went on the same
train. Among them We're those of
Mrs Jennie G. Edmonds of East Bos
ton, Mrs. Augusta Wheeler of South
Weymouth. Peter Collins, deck hand,
and John Jones, second cook of the
steamer; Alphonse Gosselin of Mon
treal and four unidentified, including
that of the man which up TO yesterday
was thought to be, James w. Flower of
Lewiston, but which has been declared
by Mr.. Flowers brother not to be his
relative: the bodies Of two young men
and of the young woman found at Nau-
set on Wednesday. The body of Mr..
Gosselin was in charge of Detective
Guerln of the Montreal police.
Boston, Dec. 3.-One hour and a
quarter behind schedule time, the train
from cape Cod, Lcaring eight bodies
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
ATTENTION |!

Central Lodge, No. 16S. I. o. o. F.
Visiting brothers from Marlboro will be
present on TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 6.
1883. Supper at 7 o'clock D. m sharp
Tickets 80 cents.
Per order of entertainment committee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04
A PORTLAND FIRE.

Portland, Me, Dec. "a fire in three
stoty prick building on Middle street lat9
1,.ie caused loss of $4,000. The BLOCK
was occupied by stores and offices.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

Patrick's night, when the c. T. A. will
present the Irish Agent" has selected
the following list of characters: Con
ONeil, W. j. Carey; Shawn Brady,
Martin Crimmin; Darby Riordan, Jas
A. Quinn: Tige Murphy, Daniel C. COT
fey; Barney Burke. Frank Norton;
Frank Sheldon, Fred Sorrell: Father
Lizzie Begley; Nora O'Neil, Sadie Con
don; Kate Hennessy, Jennie Lee.
AS a result Of a hen raid last night,
Marcus Falvey, who resides on the
Wire village road, is minus % of his
very best hens Mr.. Falvey owns 50
fancy birds and last night took the
20 best OF them and put them in a pen
by themselves. Sometime last night.
however, hen thieves made their APP
pearance and took the 20 best hens,
which Mr.. Falvey valued ats 81 each,
and carried their booty safely away.
MI FalVey today declares that he will
have the petty thieves hunted down
and punished, if it takes his last cent
Thomas Doyle of North Brookfield is
not satisfied with the fine of $50 i'm
posed upon him. three weeks ago, by
! Judge Curtis, for damages upon John
! O'Brien, caused by assault, at North
( Broohfield, May p, and has appealed
/ his case, which Will come before the
next term of the superior court. At
oF Nj, p,Cl'tI3 COO on
rbjob - Ia ,4.3lIi ~
naV a,offeI, s5a fo,. 5arnaoas aad iii
ge.j,+ o,,t -, "a ,,,i 'l'r - %
! Lana ~ Snonca, ie a+to,.,7ey- for 49,
! n1sinfiff and immersion Rar1es If N-o,.4b
J Brookfeld for the defendant.
/ As +ba tin7a of tho n,aat of the Won
| oasta,. Co1i,1t1- so1ltb A+biatio Asso.i,
/ ZION anDroac6es interest in the ao,9ire
neat I,aeine To sn9i7a. mn in SDanaa,s
and The chances If tbe 1ocal bie-I, school
taaY,1,e ,,,ir17tna. 1.a ,lrosI+, b9;,,or CO..
sidered # is nearIv time tba fret
meeting of the executive committee
was bajd in order tn mako the nreli
noinaI,v nrenaratious for The neat and
elect he officers for the ensuing wear
( Nearly an the officers Of last wear have
land n Viii he necessary his yea1 ~
elect an entirely ney set The asso-
citation is composed Of tbe hioh schools
from Soutbbridge Snencar North
Brool5field Warren and leicester Acad-
emy.
Since the roads have been troddeu
down. and the cOasting is good. the
young people of Spencer have given
/ dancing the go bv. and are now spend
ing thei1. snare evenings i'm cOastinc.
Last night the hills of Pleasant Nav
and Cherry streets were covered with
double runners and sleds. while TO-
nfaht the number of coasters swelIad
I So mat ii seemed as if evervs one i'm
/ Spencer was "sIidine down hin"
AT LAST tba electric line mole which
! cattcad tba daatI, Of f,ondt1oto,, yK-oIt,.
/ r Norton ana which has baen n
/ source Of exfrerne danger ever sirra
/ fine Worcester and Suburban elecfric
car tracks We're nut in has bsen Cuf
down The mole beI3W, has also bS.n
| removed and tba ,.iree have baan ~
! tacbed fo the teIenbone noIas across
! the 1,,ar, rrbe noIae ,,.e,.a ,,7o,.ad no
/ causa If v,as faared NAV raioI7t bio,,,
! over, dl1rinr The COMING ,1,inta9 and in
/ terfere VIII Tho +,.oiiaS5 ,,iTa
Ala4 To,i,.iar, ~ 7ror,o,,a1a s+,.-.-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

The committee on the drama for st.
Patrick's night. when the c. r. A. will
present the Irish Agent" has selected
the following list of characters: Con
O'Neil, W. J. Carey; Shawn Brady.
Martin Crimmin; Darby Riordan, Jas
A. Quinn: Tige Murphy, Daniel C. COT
fey; Barney Burke. Frank Norton;
Frank Sheldon. Fred sorreIl: Father
Tom, Dan M. HeHernan Mary ONei
Lizzie Begley; Nora O'Neil, Sadie Con
don; Kate Hennessy, Jennie Lee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

prompted poong FEW DAYS LONGER Despite
the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-04

Boston, Dec. 3.-One hour and a
quarter behind schedule time, the train
from cape Cod, koaring eight bodies
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
New York Markets.

FLOUR-State and western ruled
stronger and on top grades was held
higher: winter patents, S460@4.75; win
ter straights. S4.4OQ455; Minnesota pat
ents, Sh70Q5: winter extras, s3.4043.90.
WHEAT-No. 3 red strong and active
on higher cables, unfavorable crop news
and good covering orders; July, T9q82c.i
September. 73974%c.
RYE-Steady; No. western, 46Q
46ikc.. c. 1. f.. Buffalo.
CORNING. 2 quiet and steady, FOL
lowing wheat; crop news bearish; July
35lkQ35%c.; September, $3.50 l5-l6c.
OATS-No. dull, but steady; track
white. state 279S5c.; track, white, west
ern. 27635c.
PoRK-Dull; mess. slO@1O.5o; family
s1150G12.
LARD-Dull: prime western steam
s5.67is. nominal.
BUTTER-Quiet; state dairy, 120
16c.; state creamery. 131kQl6Ac-
CHEESE-Quiet; large, white Iho
small. white. 71s97%c-
EGGS-Quiet state and Pennsyl
vania. 126i2ikc. : western. 124913c.
SuGAR-Raw dull; fair refining
sssc. centrifugal. SO test. 4Hc.; refined
quiet; crushed. SIC; powdered. 5Ssc.
TURPENTINE-Easy at 26h@26%c.
HAY-Dull; shipping, 35Q40c.; goo
To choice, 66970c.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
puN.s REVIEW.
only II rec Millions In FaIiurestFor th
Quarter Due TO the war-

quarter Due TO the Wars
NEW YORK. July 2.-R. c. iDun &
Co.'S wee eSly review of trade sayRi:
The sec pnd quarter OF the yean closes
with mos 4 encouraging returns. Fail
ures hav,s been a little larger than In
the first parter of the year. whensas q
decrease O SO per cent might haveNbeen
expected from experience Of the ,paYs
ten years, but with that allowarce a
difference Of only 50 100000 can 'be
charged toiwar and fears OF war. where
as solvent payments through cleeHine
hoi7ses for the quarter were over s15.-
600. 900 900. In the very best years. de-
faults range from an eighth to a hfth
of lrer cent Of such payments an d In
bad tipes from third TO half Of 1 per
cent orAsmore, but this year the pro Dor
ton Is Ness than a NTH
The exports OF wheat continue( ex-
traordintlry. During the week [they
have beeA1. flour included. 4o0s. .s9J bush
els from Atlantic ports. against 2.06l17;
last yean. and Pacific exports 4l6.564
against 10000 last year. This makes
for the crop year. wath some minoi
ports yet To- hear from. 217.B71 800 bush.
els exported OF wheat. fieur included
against 225. .565,Si2 in 1892, the year OF
largest previous exports.
Failures for the week have been 25'
in the United States. against 2ii las
year, and Is in Canada. against 30 las
vnqr
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
DEWEY HEARD From.
Re-enforcements Had Not Reached Ma.
Mia on June 27.

Re-enforcements Had Not Reached Ma.
Mia on June 27.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-While not
prollx In his utterahces, Admiral Dewey
loses no opportunity to keep the navy
department informed Of the state OF af-
fairs at Manila. A dispatch came from
him yesterday, dated Cavite, June q,
reporting that conditions remain prac-
tically unchanged, but not recording the
arrival OF his re-enforcements. He had
some other matters OF interest to COM
munlcate, but they were not OF char
acter that could be properly made pub
lie at this stage. For one thing Il can
be stated that Admiral Dewey has been
particular to avoid committing his gov
ernment to any particular line of ac-
tlon respecting the future of the Phil
ippines or to DO anything that would
embarrass General Merritt in framing
a policy to meet needs OF the case when
he arrives. He has made no official
pledges TO the insurgent leader, though
he has not hesitated to openly praise
his good politics and his accomplish
ments.
SO far as the navy department knows
the Cadiz feet Is still at Port Said. un-
able to coal, but II is taking no chance:
on its course and is steadily pressinl
the arrangements for the dispatch I,
the Mediterranean Of the eastern squad
ron under Commodore Watson. An evi
! dence Of this purpose was made visible
/ Yesterday in the packing and forward
/ ing Of boxes OF charts OF all the wa
ters likely to be traversed by Watson'
ships directly TO the ships on Santiago.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
BURaED AT NEW cEMErERY

Joseph Austin, the young English
man who was taken to Farnhurst from
Wilmington on Wednesday died there
Thursday morning. A committee OF
the brotherhood OF St. Andrew had his
body brought to Mr.. Clewell's, where
it was prepared for burial. The
services took place yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock. at Emmanuel p. E.
Church. Interment was made in New
Episcopal Cemetery, the service being
conducted by Rev. Fletcher Clark. The
pall-bearers were: John Rodgers, JONI
Newlove, Zachariah Gemmill and Ed
win M. Herbert. Mr.. Austin was we'll
known here and was an active member
of Emmanuel Church, and was highl,
thought Of by those that knew him.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
eAsERAAL SCORES.
Results of Yesterdays Cannes In the Na-
dionaI League.

AlOnNl AtAkUts
At Chicago
Chicago ....,2 0 o 0 0 o ? o y 4
New York q / / 3 0 D. 8
Hits-chicagso. z; New York 10. Err
rors-Chicago s; New York, ]. Batter
ies-Thornton and Donahue; Rusie,
Grady and Warner.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati 20 215 II 3 0 ia
Philadelphia. o 2 0 90 0 o. 2
Hits-Cincinnati. IS: Philadelphia. 8.
E.rrors-Clncinnati. 2; Philadelphia. z.
Batteries-Dwyer, and Vahghn; Dunlle,
Wheeler and Fisher.
AT Pittsburg-
Pittsburg.. 1 0 % 0 O. Z
Brooklyn. 1 6 90 0 % 0 0 0 A. 8
Hms-Pittsburg IL; Brooklyn. 12k Err
rors--Plttsburg, s; Brooklyn. 3. Batter
ies-Tannehill, Hastings and Schriver;
Yeager and Ryan.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ...4 0 10 OIL OIL.
Boston ..O 0 0 o 0 o A.
Hits-Cieveland, 12;' Boston. H. Er-
rors-Cleveland. 2; Boston. 4. Batteries
Jones and Criger; Lewis. Klobedans
and Yeager.
At Louisville
Louisville 30 o o 0 O. 0 0 o.
Baltimore .. 0 0 o 0 0 l o o.
Hits-LouisvNle 6; Baltimore II. Err
rors-I.ouisville- 0; Baltimore, 0. Bat
teries-Dowling and Kittredge: Mop
and Robinson.
At st. Louis
ST. Louis ....2 0 0 1 0 0 70 -
washington. 0 0 0 o.
Hits-st. Louis. z; Washington. Z. Ell
rors-st. Louis. 3; Washington. 1. Bat
| teries-Hughey and Clements; /Donc
van, Swain and Farrell
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Anna Mohler is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Alice Burgis is guest Of her
cousin Miss Shaw.
A party OF young people drove TO
Delaware City to-day to visit Camp
Reeves. They took their supper with
them and will stay over for the dress
parade.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Lesley Georgf
and son went to Ocean Grove, n. j., to-
day. Mrs. George and son will remair
two OF three weeks.
Mlotorman Campbell has moved hi
family to New Castle.
George Wilhelme, Samuel Roberts
Miss Rebecca Calhoun and Miss Id
Wilhelme attended the wedding Of Mis-
Lena Talley and Joseph Edwards, ol
Wednesday evening, at Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
WON A COTD WATCH.

Richmond Redington, a friend Of
Edwin M. Herbert, won a gold watch ait
washington, D. c., on June %. in the
half-mile wheel handicap. His time
was SO seconds. He will race at Fred
erick, Nd, on the Fourth Of July in
order to take to Washington the inter
city cup. which will be raced for at
that place on that date.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
WIIL VIsIT ENGNAND.

Mrs. Henry Hay, formerly Miss So
phia Rodney, of this place, is spending
a week with her sister Mrs. c. P. Hol-
comb, at the Buttonwoods. She will
be joined by her husband, Professor
Henry II. Hay, on Tuesday. On the
9th OF July they sail for Liverpool,
England where they will spend the
greater part Of the Summer with Mr.
Hays mother, in South England.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
Table OF PercentaRes.
Postmnsters Appointed.

WASHINGTON. July 9-The follow
ing fourth class postmasrers have been
appointed: Observation-Disclosures Graf
ton. John +. Mitchell. New York-Gold-
en- Bridge. Caleb c. Green; Johnsonburg
Henry d. Warren Pennsylvania
Laughllntown. John W. G. earns; Rolfe
Charles ]. johnson.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
4 Abbev an AoademiciaD.

LONDON. July 2-Mr. Edwin Austin
Abbey, an associate Of the Royal acade.
my since 1896. was yesterday elected an
academician.
Mr.. Abbey defeated Mr., Ernest A.
waterloo a. r. A.. 1seO) In the fnal
ballot by 2s TO "a votes.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
hanging In 1ndIan rorrItory.

MUSKOGEE, I. T.. July 2.-Henry
Whiteheld. alias Perkins, and X. b.
Brooks (coiored) were hanged within
the stocxade of the United States Jail
here yesterday. Both men died game.
1t was the first execution In the history
of the federal courts In the Indian Ter
rffOrv
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A Protestant white woman
or girl Tor general housework. Apply Si3
Washington street
AGENTS.--We win pay 500 per month,
ana railroad expenses TO any man who
wiD work energetically taking orders for
inc most reliable Portrait Copying House
ir the United States. We pay strictly sail
airy. Address Immediately. G.. -. MAR.
TEL. New York n. Y.
AGENTS Bright. energetic agents for
Neelys Cuban Panorama. In great de-
mand; $3.50 monthly position permanent
send cents stamps to cover postage for
tree sample and outfit Il. Tennysor
Neely, New York.
AGENTS-Wanted for "Our Naval War
With Spain" Splendldly Illustrated.
only authentic book to be published
Free outfit now ready. act quick. Ma
uonal Pub. Co, ia 5th Avenue New York.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
england Anne1es Pacific Islands.

LONDON, July According to dis
patch to The Times from Sydney. N. s.
W., the British cruiser Mohawk has an
nexed IS islands OF the Santa Cruz and
Dun groups In the Pacific.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02

We have the Philippines and may
also gather in the Carolines. II Spain
has any Josephines or Geraldines lying
around loose we may find before we
fnish that we can make use Of them
Cleveland Leader.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
eRuHCHES, LODGES, SOCIETIES,

And other organizations can now charter
or secure dates for benefit excursions %
PALACE STEAMER REPUBLIC
At 40 per cent discount for so or over. Fo-
SELL. as Walnut street. Philadelphia, o.
aptain Quicksall. steamer Republic, Har-
Ian and HollIngsworth Company's yard
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02

No; the war is not the picnic it was
! pictured to US. 1t is like all other wars
,It is hell. It is not the event OF day
,It has lasted nearly two months, and
1Ihe end is far off. II has made neces-
Ssary heavy tax bill which cannot be
Repealed for years. 1t inflicts sufferings
hnd calls for sacrifices for which COM
5pensation cannot be made to its vic
$ $ios-Nlilford Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
wmn. NON RErI1RN

Miss Kate Shellenberger, Of Middle
town, Pa, who has taught in the pub
lie schools here for two years past
will not return, having secured a posi-
ton in her own state.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
Internal Revenue Increase In Illinois.

PEORIA, Ills, July 2.-The internal
revenue collections In the Fifth Illinois
district for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1898. were S22621.24s. against sl5.-
s59,7l6 for the fiscal year ended June
70 1897.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
NV CASTLE NEWS NOTES

Two Officers from Delaware City,
Camp Reeves, came to this city yester-
day and secured the release OF the two
privates who we're put in jail for disor-
derly conduct.
The flag pole at the residence OF
Joseph King has been replaced by a
much larger one.
Evening journal., 1898-07-02

Take your trade to the storekeeper
who sells what you want to buy, and
does not wear out your patience trying
to make you accept something you do
not want. 4 Ai-4-AJkIzkz1a
Evening journal., 1898-07-02
rHEPE GLASS OF PEOPLE

who are injured by the use Of cofree. Re
&ently there has been placed in all the
Grocery stores q new preparation called
&RAIN-O, made OF pure grains, that
Makes the place of coffee. The most deli
4ate stomach receives II without distress.
Xnd but few can tell II from coffee. II
q oes not cost over \ as much. Children
*1ay drink It with great benent. 15 eta.
<nd 2s cts. per package. Try It. Ask for
&RAIN-O.