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hH ANH -zI A1 Springfield O., where the whites are mobbing negroes, is the home of j.. Warren Keller republican ex-Speaker of the House of Representatives, who is now agitating for a reduction of southern representation.
 Secretary Taft says he is not run ming for the presidency, and he is right If the presidency should see him coming on a run 1t would get out of the way.
 The Mutual Life is becoming ripe for another Armstrong committee. It seems to be chronically unsettled, and no Peabody plaster can cure it. |
 The proletariat in China is an un uncertain factor in affairs. for no one knows what it is going to do or why it acts at all.
 Young MT. Vanderbilt should shed his homicldal auto and also his gun, at least when he is in Italy. They are articles adapted to home use only France and Germany do not want to fight, and they do not want to make up. The whims of whimsical Elm peror stand in the way
 The British peeress is now a social ist, and the fad is spreading. When the news reaches Newport our million aires will be sadly puzzled.
 -s.----
 An Ohio man wants a divorce be- cause his health has been broken down by several years of homework. He should get a decree, with alimony. |
 The stage watches the box office and vice versa. The box office Is after all the place where the "drammer" is tested
 The esteemed MT. Mizner got 1000 to let go, and depart at once. He ac- cepted the offer and also the cold cash. --s.--
 The Illuminating spectacle of mil lionaire automobilist handcuffed is pre- scented in Italy, but not in America.
 --.----
 Dr. Wiley says that there Is no real Scotch whisky now, and he probably knows as much about it as anybody.
 
 The Armstrong report is winning friends every day, and so is Lawyer Hughes.
 China is best handled by letting it alone" It has been unduly handled in recent years.
 A Chicago man had his pockets picked of $3150 while riding on street car. He paid heavy fare. 4----------------s-----------
 The Mizner case Is too vulgar to be rehashed in a romance or put on the stage.
 
 A too liberal promulgation of germs is now deemed sufficient ground for a divorce.
 The little brown hen met the cold storage magnates and whipped them in the first round.
  i Pittsburg's mayor-elect is a good man, but he does not believe in con versational stunts. -------s.----- ------- The rate gun was loaded, and its re- coil kicked over all the Aldriches.
 
 Mrs. Mizner's name is pronounced with the "i" long. Thank you. The American hen is a remarkable producer this season. --s.--- The new spring styles are out, but merely for inspection.
 Lese majeste is rampant at Alge- | iaf,,
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A Chicago man had his pockets picked of $3150 while riding on street car. He paid heavy fare.
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The rate gun was loaded, and it's re- coil kicked over all the Aldriches.
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Lese majeste is rampant at Alge- ciras.
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the New York Central party would stop in Birmingham. 1t was also reported that the other special train would come to Birmingham and that John W. Gates would be a member of the party. Which John W. Gates was not specified in tho rumors and minimizing people jumped at the conclusion that il was the John W. Gates of merger fame. Those keeping run of large affairs know that Gates, the Wall street man, will spend more than d few hours in Birmingham when he does come this waXn
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Pittsburg's mayor-elect is a good man, but he does not believe in con versational stunts.
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The Mizner case Is too vulgar to be rehashed in a romance or put on the stage
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A too liberal promulgation of germs is now deemed sufficient ground for divorce.
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INCONSISTENCY.

After taking the chances that he did, Langley lived 10 die in bed.
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have always ha9s good. 1t Is good on. clothes, but it iSravinx Ca ,s difference to me-
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The little brown hen met the cold storage magnates and whipped them in the first round
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Be friends, you English fools, be friends; we have French quarrels enough, if you could tell how to reckon.
 king Henry V.
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The Milwaukee alderman, whose wife told him that she would ger divorce if
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Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second-cass matter under act of Congress March 8, 1s79
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Now that Charles Major has refused to be candidate for Congress and George Ade has put his foot down flat on the proposition, the atmosphere in the halls of legislation will continue to be financial. as heretofore
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Daily and Sunday Age-Hera1d. ....... 70 Daily and Sunday, per month.......... 10 Sunday Age-Herald, per annum..... 2o0 Weekly Age-Herald, per annum....... loo
 Suhscrintion naYahle in advance.
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SPRING TIDINGS. If spring is near, As some folks say, And Easter is Now on the way, We might as well Attune our Tyre To sing about The stegomyia.
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Washington Bureau Age-Herald 14H G street. N W.
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Vandiver, have returned from a visit TO
Mrs. Reynolds at Nottingham.
Mrs Martin Baldwin has returned from
Nashville, where she went to The
funeral of her mother. 1.N
Mrs. James Hickey and children are AT
Litha Springs, Ga.
Mrs Charles Thigpen has returned
from Charleston. where she was called
ON account Of the death of her mothsr,
Mrs Bssle. aH
Mrs. Frank Hart and children have
gone To Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Lobman have returned
from Chicago. where they went to attend
the marriage Of their son. n
Judge and Mrs. J. VI. Chiffon and Miss
Annie Lou Chiffon have gone to Crockett
Springs, Va.
Mrs II. c. Davidson has gone TO Colo
RADIO Springs to visit her daughter-h-
law. Mrs. Harry Davidson.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Yass and Mrs. George
Waller have gone to Tybee.
Miss Nora Spann has gone to South
Carolina
Miss Newborn of Memphis is visiting her
sister Mrs Walter Fisk.
Miss Roberta Roberts went to Selma on
Wednesday to lead with Captain Everett
Jackson the Grays' dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Vandiver and Mr..
and Mrs. J.. b. Whitfield are at Chicago
Beach hotel.
Miss Matte Bib is attending a house
party in Admission.
W. ~ Mrs W W Sc-ews have
gone to their country home at Coosata for
tho summer
Miss Salle Belle Gould of Mobile Is the
guest of Miss Mary Marshall Nann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Abbercrom-
bic will go to New York this week. and
later will go To Atlantic city. M
Miss Julia Holt has gone to LaGrange
to visit friends
Miss Nan Gunter is at Mountain Creek
visiting her aunt Mrs. Frank Gilmore.
Miss Ed Booker is visiting her sister In
Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Cody have gone to
Denver.
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gave a dance at Pickett Springs on Mon
day evening.
| Miss Della Mohr has gone to Chicago
where she will join Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
| Stern and go with them to various wa
tering places in Michigan.
Mrs A. r. Ford and Miss Florence
Ford have gone to Cumberland, Md. to
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Patterson of At
lanta are the guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lockwood
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hudson have gone
to New York and Washington to spend
some time.
Mrs, NJ. Wollner gave a beautiful lun-
cheon on Monday TO the wedding party
of the Endel- Greentree marriage.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Green
tree and Mr.. Albeit Endel of Jackson
Vile, Fla. took place on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Sa ~
Sabel on Perry street.
Mrs, Margaret Duncan has gone to ST.
Louis to visit her sister. Mrs. Werth
Mrs. Rush Pearson and Miss Lula
Pearson have gone to their country home
in Autaugaville for the summer
Mrs. Elliott Harmon and children and
Mrs. Charles Teasley have gone to Blount
Springs.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Goldthwate are
at Coden
Mrs. Robert Lyon has gone to Lthia
| Springs, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Barnes are at Tate
| Springs.
Mrs. Emily p Lyon has gone to Lithia
| Springs, Ga. where she Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Johnson of Atlanta and Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Graham of Dallas, Tex.
Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Graham are
| daughters of Mrs. Lyon.
Mrs Joe Hass has gone to French Lick
| Springs.
Misses Lyle and Reta Ament are in
| birmingham visiting Miss Hawthorne.
! Miss Mary Pitts, who has been visiting
/ her uncle, DR.. r. n. Pitts. has returned
| to her home In Pittsview.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Danforth. who have
| been visiting her mother. Mrs. Cobb.
have returned to their home in Birmng-
| ham.
Miss Lula Belle Mathews has gone to
Dawson Ga, to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Troy Of New York
and little girl, Margaret. are visiting
his parents. Col and Mrs. Alexander Troy.
at their home on Perry street
Mrs. Virgin and daughter. Mrs. Henry
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JASPER,

Jasper, July H.-tSpecial.)-Mi Josie
Henry of Mobile who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs Steve Crawford has gone
to Macon, Miss. where she will be the
guest of friends for some time
Mrs. Joe Barnett of B1ossburg, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. j. II. Craig
has returned to her home
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Crawford left Thurs
day afternoon for Saginaw, Mich, where
they will spend several days visiting
friends and relatives
Miss Blanche Spain and Miss Leila Nc
Gregor are visiting friends and relatives
in North Alabama.
Judge James ]. Ray and daughter. Miss
Ida Louise. are spending a few weeks
in North Carolina health resorts
Miss Glen Hurley has gone to Russell
Vile to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lomax NJ. Smith is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Crossette at Mos
COW, Tenn.
Miss Josie Appling is spending her vaca-
ton with friends in Birmingham.
Miss Irene Hogue is visiting her sister,
Mrs C. ID. Long.
Miss Ilene Lamkn of East Lake is the
guest Of the family of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Lacy
Mrs MckeeYer of Texas Is In Jasper for
a few days. the guest of friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. T. M Cross of Dora has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. M Shaw,
in Jasper
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Bankhead of Fay
cite have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Bankhead, Jr.
Miss Lois Cole has returned to her home
in Birmingham after visit to her cousin
Miss Annie Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Henry of Mobile
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Steve Crawford.
Miss Nora Pickett of Birmingham has
been visiting Mrs j. II. Craig
Mr.. L. NJ. Smith has returned from a
weeks stay in st. Louis.
Miss Velam Watts of Oakman and Mr.
Alfonso Watts of Birmingham have beer
the guests of their sister, Mrs. ]. II
Craig
Mr.. George w. McFall of Sheffield has
been spending a few days with relatives
and friends in Jasper.
Mr.. T. L. Long has returned from few
days stay in Sheffield.
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MONTGOME ny.

Montgomery. July 13.-(Special) Mrs.
Darlington Semple of New York. who Is
now visiting friends in Atlanta. will come
to Montgomery soon to he the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. j. X. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Louis Farley and
daughter. Miss Jetallne Farley, are at
Chick Springs. S. c.
Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre has returned
from Birmingham, where she has been
visiting friends.
The afternoon teas at the Country club
are very popular They are held every
alternate Saturday and on each occasion
a special hostess is appointed. Mrs. NJ.
Cody was hostess at the last one.
Mrs. Merrett Gilmer and little son are
visiting friends in Texas.
Misses Constance and Alice Edwards
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MOBILE.

Mobile, July 14.-tspecial)-M and Mrs
J. c. Bush and Miss Marie Bush lett
Wednesday for French Lick Springs. Mr.
and Mrs A. w. Books will occupy their
cottage at Point Clear until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Burgess and Miss
Ethel Burgess left Thursday for Atlantic
city. After a stay there they will go tc
other northern resorts.
Miss Kate Bryan and Miss Katherine
Middleton left Tuesday for Canada to be
absent until the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Harris and family
moved over to Battles this week to spend
several weeks
Mrs. George Gage is spending week
at Point Clear hotel.
Mrs. Robert Hunter and family left
Thursday for Lake Toxaway.
Miss Ethel Hodgson spent a few days
at Point Clear this week. the guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Clarke are al
Point Clear for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mcdonnell and
baby are at Point Clear hotel.
Miss Pauline o'Rourke is spending some
weeks at Daphne
/ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halliwell and Miss
| Wilson have returned from a pleasant
visit to Daphne.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Richards and family
are spending the summer at Point Clear
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Smith left Mon
day for Petosky, H., and from there vii
go to Wequetinsing on Lake Michigan Il
spend several weeks.
Miss Lola Belle Gould is the guest of the
Misses Vass in Montgomery.
Miss Mamie shriner has returned tc
Washington, after pleasant visit to her
sister, Mrs. Horace Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haygood and son
of Montgomery are visiting friends in
| Mobile.
Mrs. w. c. Fits has gone to Birmng-
ham to visit her mother, Mrs. G. w
Hewitt
Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum has returned
| from visit to her mother in New Or
leans.
Mr.. Arthur Shirley Benn of London
/ Eng, is expected Sunday on a short visit
i to Mobile.
Miss Eleanor Weems left Wednesday tc
! join a house party in Glasgow Junction
Ky,
Mrs. Albert d. Hanaw and children have
gone to Philadelphia and later will go to
Atlantic City.
A pretty and very simple wedding was
that of Miss Mary Virginia Gum and Mr.
Adolf Eric Grundin which took place
Thursday morning at St. Jospeh's church
Miss Maggie Burns was maid of honor
and Mr.. Joseph Gum best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grundin left Immediately after the
celemony for visit to st. Louis and
/ Chicago.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville July Observation-Disclosures. w.
s. Barron and daughter of Columbus, Ga,
are visiting Mrs. Amy McAllister.
Miss Dora Geron has gone to Brming-
ham to visit relatives.
Misses Mona and Allene Cooper have re-
turned from Chattanooga.
Mrs. John Motherwell of Birmingham
is visiting Mrs. ]. W. Hill.
Miss Edith Couson is visiting relatives
in North Carolina.
Miss Floyd Strong has returned from
Iuka. Miss.
Miss Eva Williamson has returned to
Nashville after visiting Miss Minnie
Rodgers.
Miss Mary Pickett of Union Springs is
visiting Mrs. G. T. McLaurln.
Missse Beula and Elizabeth Mcdonnell
have returned from Birmingham.
Mrs. T. P. Mastin Of Columbia is visiting
Mrs F. T. Petty.
nr. and Mrs.. Frank H. Ford have gone
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THE DEcATURs.

Decatur. July 14-(Specal.)-The we'd
ding Of Miss Mamie Hall of Columbia,
Tenn, to Mr.. lack p. Albright of New
Decatur has been announced. The cere-
mony will take place on July 10 at the
home of the brides parents In Column
bia. Tenn
Miss Bessie Strlnger of Falkville and
Mr. Edward Dowd postmaster OF Row
land, were married in this city on Thurs
day at the home of the Rev. Father NJ.
Henry. pastor Of st. AIMS Catholic
church. Father Henry officiated. They will
make their future home in Rowland.
Miss George Bib entertained on Thurs
day night with a dance at the Southside
park in honor Of number of visiting
young ladies'.
Miss Edna Carter Is visiting in Athens.
Mrs. Benjamin Smith of Ruston, La,
is visiting friends in New Decatur.
On Monday night Miss George Bib en-
tertained with boatride on the river In
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ANNlSToN.

Admission, July 1A-(Special)-A large
number of Jolly picnickers attended the
barbecue given at Knollwood, his coun-
try home. by Col William II. McKleroy
Wednesday, most of the party leaving at
about 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning and
returning about that night The day was
enioyably spent and the spread prepared
was delicious indeed. knollwood Is an
ideal place for an entertainment of the
kind. and Colonel Mckleroy compliments
his friends with a barbecue there every
year.
Misses Mary Williams of NASHVILLE. Will
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STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

to Denver to attend the annual con-
vention of Elks.
Mrs V. 2. Miller of Admission is visit
ing Mrs. J. W. Lamberson.
Mrs. William Walker has returned To
Birmingham
Mrs J. F. Latham of Paint Rock is
visiting Mrs. Ben P. Hunt.
Mrs w E. Lester has returned to her
home in Glens, Miss.
Mrs T. NJ. Buri.ett of Dayton, Tenn.
is visiting Mrs Ben p. Hunt.
Mrs. Kleber Rodgers has returned from
Okolona. Miss.
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scoTTsBoRo.

scottsboro. July H.-(Special.)-Miss
Sarah Coburn has returned to her home
in Florence.
Mrs. A. N. Holland has gone to Paint
Rock valley to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Roxie Phillips is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. c. w. Adkins.
Miss Mamie Lasater has returned from
a visit to her brother at Fayetteville
Tenn.
Miss Fannie Barcley of Gurley and Miss
Beulah Erwin Of Larknsville are the
guests of the Misses McCutchen.
Miss Lee Matthews Of Admission is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Buchanan.
Miss Lille Ford of Memphis Is the guest
of Mrs Margaret Payne on Rebel Hill.
Misses Temple and Clara Young have
returned from Birmingham.
Misses Mary and Eva Horton have gone
to Bass, Ala, to visit relatives.
Miss Annie Dee Jacobs Is visiting rela-
tives at Wartrace. Tenn.
Mrs. j. r, Ellis has returned from a
visit to her mother at Johnson City. Tenn
Warren Kyle is taking business course
at Chattanooga.
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honor of several young ladies. Inc even
Ing was most pleasantly spent
Mrs Sue Ball of Athens is here on
visit
Miss Bessie Edwards of Nashville is the
guest of Miss Mona Frierson.
Mrs j. c. Orr visited in Athens the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Brock are visit
ing in Texas
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Not the Loser.

From Pearsons Weakly.
Hardup-I'll never go to that restaurant
again. The last tine I was there a man
got my overcoat ard left his in Its
place
blame. was he?
Hardup-No. but might meet the other
man.
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THROUGH THE BLOOD BY B. B, B.

IL you have eczema
6o1s carbunces pmples,
lie heal
blood drives a
permanent OF Is
Balm especially
B.
bottle
cefpt
Ca Describe trouble
Evening journal., 1906-09-17

.csesT. the com.
are congressman
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The undersigned VIII sell at public sale
at Bear Station, Delaware Railroad on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1906
At 1890 D. m. 12 horses and mules.
young mare with colt by her side. good
stock. The balance are good workers and
drivers right ready for use. Special men
tion-Bay geldinR Prince. years old, is
hands high. great road horse solid bay.
think can step a mile IN 220 this fall N
handled. pairs Of mules, one pair.
wears old. well mated IN color and work
good anywhere; one pair. three years old
last month will work anywhere. 30 head
of cattle Some fresh, others sprngers
and milking; g stock bulls; . shoats and
3 brood eows.
Terms of saie-All sums Of $50 and un-
der, cash. all sums over that amount a
credit or three months will be given by
purchaser giving bankable note with ap-
proved endorser interest added. per
cent will be allowed on credit sales for
0's' W. s. BURRIs.
rao II Davis Auc. e15-2t
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BAIMORE&O
RAkR0AD.
Schedule IN enect May q. lsOs.

Schedule IN eject May q. lsO6.
Trains Leslsv De4.-Ws.se A,cnue station
WILMINGTON, DEL
Daay. Daily except Sunday. Sunday
NEW YORK ana the East .a2s .Sm
..Aoyai Limiitesdi.' =. &. .ii.oo ,. M N.
ftiIl.ApFi-PHIA. s2a6. s5.26. $50 CocaD.
b;iv 'l.D QocaD, 400, $40. 1874 Iocal).
$50. ii0.1s Qocai), il0.B7 OocaD. INA
tloesj 5S a ms rs sssh Is Ia@ goc:asD & .
sdsr le.2o OocaD, IG.0o rios tiScaD. SO
lS.o1 QocaD, sl1.O0 "a m.
CHESTER. $3.50 Oocal). 1910. I'm Cocal,
lh0gs Sl0 le-A QocaD. 40. flO.4S (locai).
slgs' Ocean; q yl@ a. n,., n-ae SOS Oo-
400 nos ,iOcab. 'fsS n5s ooca6.' 'SSii sii. 10
BALTIMORE a WASHINGTON. ..ia
.616, lll.01 a. m. e1.O6. s2<7, sAH $50.
.e4 Royal Limited" 500 'lO.0s D. m.
AigaM@RE Ais q 3a isiol SDd %SSy q M Stations 'Oo
NEWARK. 'l.ls. MOO, ssis, mo- a m.
lS.S 'ls- $40 1850 HOO 40 '9Os'
sISqEkI;isA; ~ n X is%s sSs mlS n1;a CErprss.,
nao ri. a. y S'" 900 usNpress)' 1900
LAND pENS'HHiEfRdn n' ana WAY stationA 1872;
=, ,,,..,ls, LIB q; m, 800, H.& p. 4
,,nItoyai limited siooS p.
SsimSS,AksG,sQ, SSsfitmlSS,AkGsQ, ISIS a. m. 80 P. .,
VILE 's1e a m. '1.oe . D. m.
Del. Ave. sta. Del.narvia TEL 2ls3 d.
q A. Tel. f422-A. City Ticket once
e0l Market street; d. q A. Tel 1854.
Delmarvia Tel. 2195.
n A. Miller, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at No. l8 East Third street
ON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. %. h.
A. o'clock y. m. a regular line OF
china and house-furnishing goods. con-
sisting Of agateware, tinware glassware,
and great variety OF other goods. Sale
to- continue from day to day till all Is
sold. CHAS. E. SALFNER.
W. A.-Huliih Auc. -sis-lt
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NEW JERSEY 6 WILMINGTON FERRY CO.
Steamer UIrica.

Time table in effect July lst igOa
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington. 500 a. m. 500. Gll
D. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove. 500. 1000 a No.. 5.oc
p. m
Saturdays
Leaves Wllminrton.S 500 a. m. 1880. noon,
Leaves penn's Grove coo. 1000 a m, Lo
500. TOO . m.
Sundays
Leaves Wilmington. y 70 a m. lsO. 6ia
500 n m
Lcrvea Penn's Grove go. 100 a. m.
l9l $40 D. m
Nh nm n 4
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DAY BOAT FoR BALTIMORE.

Commanding June 6, from Philadelphia,
100 a. m. and Chester about $50 r. M
cornecting With trolleys from Whining
about 10 o. m Delightful trip and beau.
tlful scenery through the Canal and on
Chesapeake Bay on the twenty knot
steamers PENN" and LORD BALTl-
MORE.~ Steamers also stop AZ LORE
WOOD GROVE, the delightful Picnic
Ground. Excursion 70 Grove. 6Oc from
Philadelphia and Chester and g0c from
Delaware City. returning by up steamer
the same afternoon Night steamers leave
as usual from Philadelphia AZ 5 2. M.
Chester M p. M, and Delaware City al
: y, M, daily except Sunday. send Tor A.
AGENT .P.er 2. South Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia.
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PIANOS.

Pf4Nossff you want bargain in used
plaoos OF .any make, write hr Bargain
booklet No, ~ HI-AsIUs = SONS. Phila~
delpnl4 I'M
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FtisIlaS' School
FouRT4 AND WEST SHEETS.
waminuton, Del

The largest and Oldest preparatory
school IN the state of delaware
scfentine. Latin-scientifc. Literary.
and Classical Courses. Pupil entered
on certincate in all colleges that re-
ceive pupils on. a school record. A
corps OF sixteen skilled teachrs. Ex-
cellenk eqipment. Thorough instruc-
tons Transportation proviled FOR
children OF the lower grades.
The principal win be at the ohool on
and after Septamber 5 20 enrn pupils
and answer inquiries
Fan Germ opens Sept. l7tn.
For free Illustrated catalogue ddress
Hsrsehsl A. Norris, A. NJ Prin.
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FARMS FoA SALE.
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE IT RUN.
or write for Information.
]. II. LAKE.
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa
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HELP ", Ins STED MALE.
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WANTED-Prope sttion from some good
staple business or Manufacturing line by
middle-aged man Of business ability
Twenty years road and inside experience.
Can furnish A ] reference and will re-
desirable proposition where ample secur-
ity is given. Address. c. F., Journal Of
ffce. slo-2t