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Evening journal., 1899-07-15
NEWS OF FREDER1CA.

ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE RESI-
DENTS OF THAT LIVELY LITTLE
PLACE.
Frederica. July 14-Dr p. T. Car
Isle, who has given such satisfaction
to his patrons. has quit practicing. His
successor is DR.. John B. Derrickson.
Another physician, a DR.. Haymen, will
also locate here His Office will be in
the building adjoining Mrs. Sallie Sip
pies residence.
Several bugs, claimed to be kissing
bugs, have been captured by several
citizens, but as no one has been bitten
yet, they canont tell if they are real
bugs" or not.
Ernest sipple. Edward Smith. Ned
Hudson, Bayard Kelley and William
Meredith spent several days at Bowers
this week.
Mrs. Ethel Spencer is visiting her
son, Harry Harrington, of Harrington.
Mrs John Allen. of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mrs. Jehu Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John sipple. OF Phil
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NEWS OF WILLOW GROVE.
A FEW HAPPENINGS GATHERED
AROUND THE sPRIGHTLY LIT
TIE TOWN.

A FEW HAPPENINGS GATHERED
AROUND THE sPRIGHTLY LIT
TIE TOWN.
Willow Grove, July 14.-Miss Blanch
Cooper has been visiting Miss Lola
Cook.
Miss Amor Moore has returned from
visit to friends in Smyrna.
DR.. Roberts and wife, Of Greensbor-
ough is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cook.
DR.. Roberts and wife, of Greensbor-
ough, Nd, were in town recently visit
ing their many friends
Mr.. and Mrs Peter s. Cooper have
been spending two weeks in Sussex
county visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Wright have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Asa
Vanwert, in Philadelphia.
Miss Maud Gooding, who is under
going treatment at the Methodist Hos
pital, in Philadelphia, is somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Musta Waldeater, of Philadel-
phia, came down Saturday to spend
the Summer with her grandfather, W.
J. Frazer.
Fletcher Moore, who sells and re-
pairs bicycles, has bought himself a
thrashing machine, everything com
plete, and has been threshing wheat
for the farmers. They are well pleased
and have engaged him for next season.
It now develops that the elopement
case that was reported from FELTON,
last week was no elopement after all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gruwell had been hav-
ing some family trouble, and Mrs. Cru
well gave the hired man some money
to hire a team and take her TO Fell
ton and then sent him on to her mo-
ther with a letter. She returned to
Harrington the same night with the
man. The hired man did not ask Mr..
Gruwell to take his wife back or was
there any such talk as the man has
not been seen since Saturday and Mrs.
Gruwell is now at her own home with
her children.
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SOLDIERS IN CAMP.
ON THE BAY SHORE NEAR MAG
NOLIA - OTHER INTERESTING
NOTES OF THE VILLAGE.

ON THE BAY SHORE NEAR MAG
NOLIA - OTHER INTERESTING
NOTES OF THE VILLAGE.
Magnolia, Del, July 14.-A squad OF
soldier boys in blue from the Keystone
Battery A, of Pennsylvania, are en-
camped on the bay shore near the
hotel, and when some of the old sol
dier boys, who wore the blue in 1862.
visit the camp it calls their minds
back to the camp life of long ago.
Many of the cottages are now occu-
pied at Bowers Beach on the banks Of
the river as we'll as along the bay
shore, and it will be but a short time
before every cottage and tent on the
river banks and shore will be occupied.
A new and commodious hotel is to be
erected on the shore of Murderkill
river in the near future.
The heavy rain on Saturday last
that visited this place and surround
ing neighborhOod was a welcome Wis
itor, and the many acres of tomatoes
that were in need of rain so badly have
been greatly improved. If the season
should be favorable the yield will be
the largest in this section for years.
1t Is stated that the huckleberry
crop is a failure in this section, but in
the lower part of the county the crop
is larger than for many years, and the
berries are selling readily at cents
per quart
The apple crop in this section bids
fair for large yield, but peaches will
be scarce.
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MUCH BASEBALL RIVALRY.
BETWEEN CAMDEN's SINGLE AND
MARRIED MEN--A PAINFUL AC-
CIDENT-PERSONAL NOTES.

mAANANAALAN NnAlAN n 4 AIM 0AA ~
CIDENT-PERSONAL NOTES.
Camden, Del. July 14.-There is
great rivalry here between the married
and single men over baseball, each
claiming they can down the other
Several practice games have been play
ed and the Benedicts have always been
victorious, but the Washers" say that
they have only been jollying them, and
that they will prove it in the opening
game, when a series of three games
will be started between these club.
William Evans and Art Hairgrove will
be the battery for the boys who don t
believe in getting married, and VIII
liam Richards and Charles Mcbride
will be in the points for the boys who
say marriage is no failure, and it win,
indeed, be a battle royal.
Thomas Dunn met with a painful ac-
cident yesterday. While riding on the
running gear Of a farm wagon with
Charles w. Smith the centre pole
broke in two and Mr. Dunn was
thrown backward. his head striking
the heavy iron tire of the back wheel.
His head was cut open and he was rem
dered unconscious for some time Mr..
Smith escaped injury.
w. T. Jakes one of Wyomings old
est citizens, was taken to Wilmington
yesterday. Mr. Jakes' health has fail
ed him recently and he will be treated
in that city by several of the promi-
nent physicians.
Mrs. Redmile, of Wilmington, has
been visiting at Wyoming.
Miss Miriam Sheppard was in Phila-
delphia yesterday.
Miss Annie Cooper has been visiting
at Pennington.
Mrs. William Ellison has been on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. William
Pennewill, in Dover.
Miss Eleanora Young, Of Athens
Georgia, and Miss Roberta Mock, OF
Philadelphia. are the guests Of Miss
Elizabeth Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcbride ar,
tenting at Bowers.
Woodall Redding of Philadelphia
is at the National Hotel.
Austin Buckley, OF Wilmington, il
the guest of James Cats, Jr.
DR.. Frank L. Grier is on a trip L
Michigan.
John H. jenkins residence has beer
frightened up by the painters brush.
Frank Stevens has returned from
trip to Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Morris has returned from
a visit 10 Tyrone, Pa.
Samuel Graham, of Tyrone, Pa, ha
been the guest of his brother. William
lGraham, the past few days.
Miss Miriam Davidson, of Whining
ton, has been the guest of Miss Miriam
sheppard.
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NEW STATION AT GLENDALE
SNEAK THIEF STEALS THE saw
INGS OF AN ENTIRE FAMILY.
ELLENDAIE NOTES.


INGS OF AN ENTIRE FAMILY.
GLENDALE NOTES.
Glendale, Del, July 14.-At last FL
lendale people are happy and rejoice at
the prospect of having a new Queen
Anne depot. The lumber is on the
ground and six carpenters have been
busy at work for a week. 1t is to be
large and of modern style, and when
finished will be credit to both Ellen
dale and the railroad.
While the family was out picking
berries recently some unknown scoun-
drel broke into the house Of Green's
bury Benson at Fleatown and stole 1926
in cash. Mr.. Benson lost S26, the bal
ance being the saving of Mrs. Benson
and her sister, Miss Annie Deputy, who
makes her home there. This money is
the accumulation of many years, and
consisted of four pieces OF old shin
plasters and war notes of SO. The bal
ance was mostly in silver Their r.
year-old daughter had SO, which she
had earned at berry picking, hid under
a chair cushion; this was undisturbed
and the only money left to the family.
Upon their arrival home the house,
which had been securely locked, was
found with the back door unbolted and
ajar, and the bureau, where their treas
ures were kept, rihed and its contents
on the floor. The women wept and
frantically alarmed the neighborhood,
and search by neighbors for the trace of
the culprit was Of no avail. Nothing has
been done as yet to notify the authori-
ties
Andrews Boas, Of Harrington, met
with quite a severe loss while thresh-
ing wheat at the farm OF Luther Lord.
A pile Of grain sacks covered with
wheat was accidentally thrown into the
mouth of the machine, which caused il
to burst, throwing out the cylinder and
concave, and broke much of the wooden
frame work This caused the owners
to send off for new machinery for re-
BHAAo anu lAuNn AIAa9- ANO Olt WIS
hurt in the disaster.
The good people around Oakley, a
new station on the Queen Anne railroad,
between Glendale and Owens, deserve
great credit in their efforts to build a
fine new church, the first sight of i'm
provements at the new station. TheiI
structure has been enclosed, and regu-
lar services are held by the Protestant
minister from Greenwood. This church
when completed, will be the most tasty
and modern and prettiest county
church in Cedar Creek hundred.
Mrs. John Draycot, who has beer
absent from her home here, attending
to some business in her old home il
New York, has returned.
Thomas Baker, the tower man, has
assumed the duties as station agent
with Oscar Postles as his assistant a
the tower, and things are moving alonl
smoothly.
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Schedule Ia effect May "A, 1899.
al trains Illuminated with rtntsn
ght
RAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DIX.
WARE AVENUE srATloNo., E9t
pullman cars. '7.is. 'i.os >. NJ ssndoys
.sef. sess 81 5 a. m: y - a :. '5l5 (an
Pullman cars). .7.42 'n.oy ,. n
PHILADELPHIA. week days, 'H@
1918. 100. .23i. 900 400. '5.19 Gall p'iEr
man cars), s5.25. $50 s7.43, BIS, .llO0
m Sundays. '50. 7.35. $50 '9.S9, liza
sil a5 a. M; 'z.34. 800, 400, .5,l9 (all flii-
P eaSsTRR ssFI s.'V week sis'' days sy $40 Fio -
g. z5, s999 siO.52, l-0S a. M; LOO, s1.4, a'Ol
$50 $50 s7.43, els. s1i.00 p. m. sundays
7.a5. $50. s9.39. ll.12. sf1.35 q. M; s2.s4, 30o
800 6.30, s7.l3, 900. 'll.0J >. m
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, 'll0 2
m; 'l2ls. '2.s4, SIS D. m. Sundays, lss o.
''i CAFE NAY. week days. s7.1o a. m.; '2.A
p. m. sundays, 7.35 a. m. ,.,,,,.c,r,-.,r
week days. AIS, 7.ls, $50, su-0l a. NJ
si2.56, 900, 3.0i. '340, '4.57, .5.s9 (al fuil-
mnn cars), 'S.Ol. '9.1 p. m. sundays .tlS
7.ls. .s.oi a. m; $40 "a S-Va' ,a.oh 's'''
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
719 a. m; 3W D. m, daily.
NEWARK week days, '4.ls, lls, 'e.ol.
'il.oi a. M; .l2.5e, soi; 40; SsS; al lO0e
sI2.5e 800 '457, 7.s2, 's11 p. m.
PITrsBURG. week days, ,s.e4 a. M
risi t529 (ail Pullman cars, @s.u p. m
sundays. tS.04 a. an: si.5l, 's.5s (au Pull
man cars), '9n p. m.
CHICAGO. daily, 'SW a. m; ,4.5i r. m.
clNCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, $50 a.
m; sl2.56 and t9.1l p. M, daily.
TiOITDO AND DETROIT, '9.u p m,
daily 10 Toledo and daily except Sunday
20 osTSGFRI.y gSSiFiS,I ACCOMMODATION, rsek
sfv- 71Q n. m: 3N s1i. 1885 o. m. kdp-
days, 7.19 a. m; 3.O4, ~ p. m ,>,,-
i.ANDENBERG AccoM6ioDI4AAIION' a
week davs. 719, $50 a. M AA, 4bl p M
sundays. $50 a. m; so ?. N 49,,
IEAVB MARK.1r srRE0r STATION
''f 'ff3ALrIMoRE week days. GE a. ms
10 70, S,Ap'NpENBERG, u; i9i week days. as SIS a.
m: ass. $40 D. m. Sundays, SIS q. M
01o f,tp.AVs y "; PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII
lfy1gGTON, week days, '3-55. 6z9 .l.W
$50 1925 i1.30 a. m.; 1890 iii, 400 1907.
800. 430, s507 (an Pullman carsl. 80
i5 $50. s7.s0. sS25 1O10 Ills D. m. sum
tats. 's.S5, '7.so, $50. l.so a n: .zfo.
sTs). Gee. .7.80. 's.S5. 1890 D, o..
nelmarvia Telephone no s@
Ratea 70 Western points lower TIM ia
1N other line.
Z. AZ. UNDERWOOD. ~. -. ~ at.--N
Gen. Manager. Man. OF Pass. Lre 4
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Timetable IN eject May IA. 1873.
Trains leave Wilmington (French strt Z
slation) for Elsmere juno, Aionpchanu1,
+ Vinterthur, Guyencourt, Granogue, Ccs-
/ sart, Chadd's Ford Junction. PoeopsS1,
West Chester Embrccvilie. Morton. iiis /,
4 Coatesville, and intermediate statcc
daily, except Sunday, al 20 a. r. I'D
ard $50 D. m. Sundgy only, AoA a.,
2f5 and $50 p. m.
Tor Waynesburg Junction. SprinEneao
ana intermediate stations, daily, * pr
sunday. at TO a. m.. 2l5 and ~ o.
sunday only at SOS 4 n. 2l5 and - D.
N. a.
: ; for Joanna, Birdsboro, Readiag anf ~
Nv. at 7.20 a. m. and 45o p. m. Sunday
| only 20s a. m and $50 .. m
1 A. q. MCAUSIzAn1D. Superintende4E
BoWNEss BRIGGS. Gen Pae& A@s
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad
sohedule ln effect June 5. IA.


Schedule IN effect June s. 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
For Philadelphia (express), 1.5l. 500. 40
$50. I42 80, $50. $50, 9.35. 9.55 1903 10 81
II. c5, nS2. u.f5 a. m. 'sl2.16, 1.31, 500. 311
i.5s, 5.Oi, 6U, $50. 6.57, 7.2S, s.O6 and 916
p. m.
Accommodation, Gf0. TO. Si4, 1.O8 a.
H.. 1880, 232 400, $40 and 10.43 D. m
For Chester (express), 1-57, 40 $50, 7.s2
$50. $50. S55, 1905. lbs, 11.S2, Ills a. m..
1.37. 800. AS. COZ 6.57 and 9.o6 p. m.
Accommodation, 6.1o, 40. S.l4, l.03 a.
M. 1880 2s2. 400 5.25, ESQ and 1913 p. m.
For New York (through express). 1.57,
302 935 Dining Car), 955, 1852, lis a.
r., ss12.1G (Dining Car. l37 Dining Car
81 Il COZ, f6.20 Dining carr. 65I and e.15
%. m, connecting via Broad street Sta-
ion, Philadelphia, 40, $50, 40, $50. 1908
4. m, 2.32, 400, ass. 6.04 and 1913 p. m.
For Boston without change, l0.l2 a. m.
and 7.23 p. m.
c0r Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.37 a. m. and sal p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4S5, 500.
3tO, lois and 11.00 a. m. 1905, l2.f9, s'llt
f. %. $50, 623 '6.10. 617 200. 7.36, S.1l y.
m. and 1888 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
I O 2. 4.43 5.57 d. m. 200 night. 5
Z atlantic City Special" SIS p. m. Sa T
kfdays only. Solid vestlbule train. Pull
kfnan Buffet Parlor cars. combined car,
land coaches through to Atlantic City.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Evening journal., 1899-07-15

adelphia, are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Minner
Miss Jennie Harrington and Master
Clarence Harrington, are visiting in
Houston and Harrington.
Miss Josephine Reed is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dr. Williamson, OF Har-
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welch and daugh-
ter, Addie, Of Philadelphia, have been
visiting Mrs. Susan McKnitt.
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SUNDAY TRAINS

For Philadelpbla tsxpress) Ls7 8R.
t-9, sos, $50, e5J 1859. ll.45 q. m ~
BOG, 45S 6.07. 7.e3, se6 and 9.fc .. M
a Acconmo odatlon, 40, s2 a. m. lale.
.1 acc, 5'2d, 7.& and 10.43 D. m.
For Chester (express), 1.5I 40 sE,
y i5 a. m, 1.s7, 400. ass, e.O7. s57 anu > =
= tccommodatlo TO s2s a. M 1qio.
l5o 400. 5.26 72s ana 1913 D. m.
For New York (through expresa). Isl.
3u2 9.25 Dining Carr. 9.55 fL45 a. N 1.31
lDlning Carr 800 6o7, $50 Dining car.
aoi 9l6 p. m, connecting via Bro 4
street. station, Philadelphia. 420, ITO so
o m, 800, 45s and 10.43 D. m.
ror Boston without change. 1923 D. m.
Baltimore and washington ass. 500
lels a. m, l205, l2.49. LEO. 523. '6.lo, e17.
Ae6, S-ll p m, and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediates stasl,nr
5Hl p m, 100 night
leave Philadelphia Broad street sta
en- for Wilmington (expreas), 9D. 40
i.2S q: n. 1909 1l2. 8l2. 4si sos N
a;o; 'a' Ss5 lilo, 1i.1e D. m. ana ie u
Accommodation, s.35. ala DB a. m.
ia.s9, IN, $40, S.9s and 1907 y. m
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LUMBER IS VERY SCARCE.


CONSIDERABLE WORK IMPEDED
BY DIFFICULTY IN OBTAINING
MATERIAL-NEwS OF MILTON.
Milton. Del. July 14.-Mechanio5a
work in this town IS much impeled BY
the difficulty In obtaining material
Several jobs are now delayed on this
account, and contractors say the lum
ber cannot be had in the county, ner
on the Peninsula, In quantities that
are wanted There should be a way
out of this difficulty. Hemlock lumber
can be bought in Philadelphia; and
for sheathing, or any other purpose, it
is far superior to Sussex pine. Why
will not someone send for a vesselload
and supply the wants Of the people?
Greensbury McAllister was recently
thrown from his buggy and badly cut
about the head and face. The accident
occurred near the corner Of Federal
and Union streets. At this point there
is a superabundance Of crushed stone
on the streets, and falling upon these
stones is what produced the .contu-
sions. DR.. James A. Hopkins attended
to his wounds, and thence he was car
ried to his home.
James A. Belts went to Philadelphia
on Wednesday to see his wife, who is
suffering from the effects of removal
of a tumor from her stomach.
Mrs. Greensbury Dutton is at the
Jefferson Hospital for the purpose Of
having a tumor removed from her
stomach The operation will be per-
formed by Drs. Fisher and Hearn.
Sherman Wilson. who was run over
recently by a hand car on the Queen
Anne railroad, has so far recovered as
to be able to visit friends in Kent
county.
Large quantities of piling continues
to be hauled through town. Several
teams are engaged in this business and
with many vessels employing in
freighting them away, one can scarce
ly see any diminution in their number
on the dock. In this case the supply
equals the demand.
Israel Purnell, colored, has sold his
house and lot, near town, to Mrs. Josh
ua Carey. Mrs. Carey has rented it to
Rev. Burton Perry, who now resides
there.
Owing to the rain on Saturday even
ing the "fete champetre' that was to
have been held on the lawn OF the NJ.
e. Church did not take place. Il came
on, however. on Monday evening, and
was we'll patronized. Everything in
the perishable line was sold, and much
more might have been disposed OF.
Contraction Isaac w NailOr has cOm-
pleted his contracts at Rehoboth, and
returned to Milton.
John H. Davidson is putting up the
frame of Charles Magee's new build
ing. Ii is of substantial white oak of
the best quality. The plans of this
dwelling were drawn by a Philadel-
phia architect and to Milton it win
present some novelties in architecture.
Miss Nina Lockerman, of George
town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Luke
Clendaniel, at the Hart House.
Curtis Wagaman is now running his
mill on full time. It is under the man.
agement Of Henry Robinson, formerly
of Milford. and an expert miller He is
making an excellent brand of -four
with which he supplies all the dealers
in town.
Mrs. Sallie Ponder returned from
RehobOth, where she has been spend
ing several days. She was accompan-
led by her son, James w. Ponder, OF
Wilmington.
Mr.. Culver, the station agent OF the
Queen Anne railroad, has removed his
family from Ellendale to this town.
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NOTICE.
Philadelphia and Chester Steamers
City OF Chester
and
Braudywine.

Leave Fourth street wharf. daily (Sun-
days included at 7.30 and 1890 a. m, ana
l.0O, AIS and 200 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, from Pier s, north
ahoYe Arch street. az L30 and 10.15 A. M,
aHd l.30 400 and 100 q. m.
Fare to Philadelphia, 25c. excursion,
40c.
Freight received all day at Philadel-
nhia and Wilmington and carried at lcw-
sst rates. Telephone No. 1897.
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FOR nm sou1YI-

southern l1allway.-Gf7 D. M, daily
aieepers 20 New orleans, Aiken Mem
phis and Ampa; lsG D.. m, daily. sNsep-
efA 70 New Orlo9re. Mempiiis Nashville,
vil AHhevllle and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Iine.-1249 u. M. dtiy
sleepers 70 Charleston. Jacksonville, Port
tampa and Macon 1858 night. daily.
Aieepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
cnesapeake and Ohio Railway. S.n p.
m daily dining car. ana slecpers To- Gin
slnnau.
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"You see, madam Ivory Soap is really the most
economical The cake is so large that easily divides
into two cakes of the ordinary size There is twice
much soap you get in the usual cake of toilet soap
Then is very economical in use for although lathers
quickly, it is always firm and hard, in hot water
As floats you can not lose it or leave it to waste in the
bowl Ne sell to all of our best trade for general use
segas rgna snoe1a asAsaseo o oomonn
Evening journal., 1899-07-15

A cheap substitute for a standard
advertised article may prove to be any
thing but bargain Be careful to get
what you ask tor.
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RAILROADS

Wilmington (express) a5o no. ~ SEQ
ll0,2o, II. p a. M, 1900. s@1236. 1i1 1.s2 ?i2
Si9, 4ol, Al. SOS, 5.s4. $50. Git, ass, 7g.
l'l0, n-l6 p. m. and 12.05 night.
Accommodation, 6.34. 730. e12. - a
~, l23 3i7 fOl 4.f4. b.ss. e.c5 ~ a
and li.Ss D. m.
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CHARTERS GRANTED YESTERDAY

Dover Del, July 15.-Certifcates of
Incorporation were granted yesterday
by Secretary of State Hughes as fol-
lows; The Wilmington Electric Plat
ing Company, of Wilmington, Del,
capital stock. $4,000. The Toledo
Cash Register Company, Of Toledo,
Ohio, capital stock, $4,000.
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Charles II. j. Beckett yesterday
purchased the Gardner property, at the
southwest corner of Seventh and Ship
ley streets.
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DDr,AWApr nT,r1eIoN

DELAWARE DIVISION.
ror New CASTLE Sii3, li.0i O. m. 225,
4es and 6.55 p. m. week days.
For Loves, Sl3 q. m, Az D. m. week
Tor Dover Harrington and Delmarso
lLOf g.. m. feI. 6.55 and li.5G D. m. Sum
days, ll.56 D. m.
For Rehoboth. sls q. m.. 42l p. m.
week days kehoboth Special" a.. D
For Wyoming and way stations. 7.ss p.
m. week days.
Express for Cape Charles. or P.su,
drys and ii,5e p. NJ daily.
TRAINS fsI1AvE BROAD sTRDET
STATION. PHILADELPHIA.
TOR THE WEST.
ID a. m, daily, PITT -bul- Chicaeo, Cia-
elnn1,i. Louisville ard st. Louis. frin-
Nss a. M. daily ior pissbuse ana en-
eago. lNo coaches 10 Pitts bure.) L<m-
tied 70 two su1et Parior Cars.
lR,29 p. m. daily Limited Pttsbsrg.
Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo cinclnnaI
lPuisviile and sd. Louis. Dining carr
- '5 y. m. daily Pltisbuir and Cleveland.
Aas p. m. daily, Pittaburg, Chicago. Mesh
vile lvl Cincinnatil Indianapolis aud
81 Louis. Dining Carl
% p. m. daily, Plutsbrrg ani Chicago:
tlr Toledo, except Saturday
30 p. M. daily, Pltlshura. Cincinnati.
ouisvihe cleV Gland 1f'l 81. Iouis
1.s0 p. m. daily. plttaDurs and Chicago;
daily Cor Knoxville. via Shentntt1b
Nahey Route; for Cleveland. sxceDl
saturday.
- Congressional Limited Express An
stibule Parlor Cars and DinlnE Gao
extra fare other than the usual Plt
E1n charge.
- Limited Express vesibme esria
f4rst Nc6tlbule Passenger Coo lle1 ant
Dining Car. No extra fare.
'Phe Wilmington Transfer Company wi,
cal for and check baggage from hotels
dEd residences.
For further Informs tion, passengers ar
referred 20 the ticket agent al tar nta
Uon.
j. y. HUTCHINSON. J. R.WOtNa
General Man. Sea. Pass. Atsnt
Evening journal., 1899-07-15

Tomorrow afternoon George l..
Norris will address the Y. NJ. c. A.
mems meeting.