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Evening journal., 1908-12-29
LONGER term FOR
REVISION BOARD
Present ThTee-Day Session
Does Not Admit OF Salts
factory Work by Body

Morris ID. Croasun, one OF the VIII
mington members of the Board OF As-
sessment Revision. which will begin It's
work on the last Tuesday In January.
asked the Levy Court this morning TO
recomond 60 the next Legislature the
passage OF an act providing for a long
er session of the board. Under the
present act the board can sit only three
doys. This period. MIR. Crossan. said.
was entirely too brief to permit Of a
proper revision OF the assessment. ana
IL was his idea that tho act he so
amended as To require the completion
of the revision after somewhat long
or period, the time to be fixed by the
court
The members OF tho court agreed
with Mr.. Crossan that three days was
not sufficient time in which 10 make
proper revision OF the assessment
and directed william G. Jones. Jr.. jts
attorney, 10 prepare the desired
amendment to the present bill. Tho
terms of the members OF the board will
be agreed upon later Every effor
will be made TO have the next Legis-
lature pass the act that the incomins
board will hc benefited by Il.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Bids For a Foo Bell,

The bidders for furnishing a fog sig
nal bell for use at Elbow OF Cross
Ledge Light Station, Delaware bay.
proposals for which We're opened yes
terday, were the following
McShane Bell Foundry Company.
Baltimore, S499; Z. A. Williams and
Son, Jersey City. $52T; Paul S. Reeves
and Son, Philadelphia. $500; Meneely
Bell Company, Troy n. Y, $1,000.
The bids were submitted to the Light
House Department at Washington.
where it was recommended that the
contract be awarded to the lowest bid
der. which is the McShane Bell Foun-
dry Company.
Bids viii be opened tomorrow for
furnishing cast iron pipe for use at
Edge Moor Bids were opened today
for furnishing 2O00 pound bell for
use at Edge Moor but they win not
be made public until passed upon by
Captain Rand, the United States engi-
neer in charge of the local department.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Hosiery and Underwear
are practically unbroken.
Specials

Ladies Heavy Fleece-lined
Ribbed Vests and Pants-hne,
soft, fleecy finish, regular and OK
ira sizes-25c and soc.
Ladies' Combination Suits.
medium and heavy weights-all
cotton, part wool, and silk and
wool mixed.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, special offerings at 75c,
SI.oo, SI.25, 81. so and SI.7s.
Children's Fleece-lined Shirts
and Pants, white and natural.
Odd lots of Ladies and Chill
dren's Underwear that we are
closing out at greatly reduced
prices-in many instances marked
down away below cost. They
are all good. reliable grades, but
simply numbers we will not be
buying again-eenuine bargains.
Ladies' Fleeced Cotton Hose,
all black and with white soles.
Ladies and Mems Black Ok
ford. mixed and natural Wool
Hose.
Heavy Hose for Boys, II I-2c,
I5c and 25c.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
OFFICIAL
VIEWS THE WORK

John J.. Coleman. one OF the heads
Of the Coleman Company, Of Boston,
which has the contract for building
the new dry-sand filtration plant for
this city. arrived here today and made
an inspection of the work that is being
done in erecting the temporary build
ings on the site OF the new plant pre-
paratory to beginning the actual con-
struction. with Engineer Starr. who Is
I'm charge of the work. Mr. Coleman
went out to the site this morning.
The weather has retarded the erect
ing OF the temporary buildings. for
offices and store rooms. but before the
week it is expected that they will be
finished. After that the work of in
stalling the filter plant will begin.
Mr. Coleman went TO Philadelphia
this afternoon but will return here this
evening and expects TO spend the next
few days In this city. He is staying
at the Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
NOTICES.

NrOTfCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Farmers Mutual Fire lnsur-
ancc Company, OF the State Of Delaware,
will be held at the office of the company,
ware on Monday. January llth, 1902, az TO
o'clock a. M at which time an election
for five managers 90 serve for three yenra
will ho held and the premiums on all poll
Giles will be pavahio. six per cent interest
on an balances of members amounting TO
N and UPWARDS will hc paid. Tho agents
of the company are authorized 10 receive
tho dues of members and 20 pay them
their interest -
dg6-t4t Secretary.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
ENGINEER DIED
OF INJURIES

George ". Hearn. an engineer on
the Delaware Railroad. who was badly
hurt I'm a railroad accident about ten
days ago. and was saved from being
scalded 10 death by his fireman, died
at the Delaware Hospital here to-day.
The dead man was So years of age,
and his home is at Clayton, where the
body will be shipped this afternoon
for burial. Although he was injured
December 10. he was only brought hers
on the 26th. His condition did not
improve and his death resulted.
At the time of the accident Enginea
Hearns train was running betweoh
Clayton and Smyrna. A broken rail
was struck and the engine was de.
rallied Hearn was pinned beneath the
cab of the engine for nearly an hom
before he could extricated.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
4O5 Market ST. 4O4 Shipley St
new HOUSES
FOR MARKET ST.

Five modern houses are to go up ON the
cast side Of Market street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth strets. They
viii be for Thomas H. Melvin on plans
prepared by the f. J.. Rice Company, ar
chitects and designers. Each house Will
have particular style of architecture,
will contain ten rooms. have hard wood
finish, pantry, laundry. fire place, gas and
electric lights. and hot water heat The
house fronts will be Of ornamental brick
with copper cornices. The house, will have
a frontage Of eighteen feet and will be To-
Gated on lots 30 feet deep.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
SIXTEEN MORE
MISMATED PAIRS
This Number of Divorce Cases
Appear on January Court
Trial List

Sixteen new petitions for divorce ap-
pear on the January term of the
Superior Court trial list. which was
issued to-day. In addition TO these
cases divorce DEGREES will be sought
in fifteen other cases. which have been
held over from previous courts, and in
twelve other cases final DEGREES OF
di>~ will be asked for.
The new divorce petitions follow:
Mamie Biddle VS.. John NJ. Biddle.
Louise $. Hoffman VS.. Robert S. Hoff-
man. Martha J. Colt VS.. John G. Colt.
Joseph Somerville VS.. Mamie T. Somer'
willie. James +. Coursey vs. Mary T..
Coursey. Clara II. Lennon VS. William
c. Lennon. William T.. Solloway vs..
Iva y. Solloway. John NJ. Wilkinson
VS.. Hattie NJ. Wilkinson. Inzie Framp-
ton VS.. James 4. Frampton. Robert j.
Turner VS.. Josephine NJ. r. Turner,
Edith L. Chase VS.. Arthur W. Chase
James Coucnl VS.. Elizabeth O. Coucill;
samuel II. Beck VS. Blanch e. Beck.
Ida MAY Pennington VS.. James II
Pennington, Sarah II. Russell Va
James Russell, Lillian c. Shook vs.
George w. Shook
The trial list shows 1873 cases i'm all
for trial and argument before the court
OF the number eighty are on the tiaI
list and the remaining iifty-three are
on the argument list. Among tho
trial cases is that of George b. Wei
din VS.. the Baltimore >and Ohio Ran
road Company. for damages CROWNS
out of the death of ducks, pigs etc
In previous similar suit Mr. Wei
din recovered damages against tho
company after proving that his pigs
and ducks had died after drinking
poisonous water which had made it'
way from the railroad to the Weldn
farm at Carrcroft.
Many other damage cases arc on the
list for trial.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
THOMAS J. SHALLCR0SS
DIES SUDDENLY

Ex-Judge Thomas J. Shallcross, aged 50
years, died at the residence Of his daush-
ter. Mrs. Raymond Bonwen, near locust
Grove. Kent county, Nd, this morning at
o'clock, suddenly OF acute indigestion.
lie was born in Frankford. Pa, on Sep
tember ., 1898. He leaves widow. who
was Miss Jeanette Gooding, and six chill
dren-Thomas w. Shallcross of this city.
Dr. William Shallcross. Of Pittsburg
jeanette, wife Of DR.. J. *. Brown, OF
this city; Sereck. Of New York; Lambert
of Albubuirque, New Mexico. Mr.. Shall
cross was one Of Kent countys most
prominent men and an extensive peach
groWer
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
PLANS DRAWN
FOR Big SHOPS

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poratiOn has already taken prelimi-
nary steps to effect the improvements
contingent upon the vacating of JUS
tiso nstret by the city. whereby the
corporation viii obtain facilities for
the construction Of steel passenger
coaches Fersifor Frazer. vice-presi-
dent. has drawn plans for the addi-
tions to the plant and specifications
viii he ready for bidders within two
or thre weeks.
The application Of the corporation
for the stree vacation will come befors
tho Superior Court next month with
the recommendation of the Street and
Sewer Directors that it be favored
Firms using the street, who have pro-
tested to the Street and Sewer Direc.
tors against the vacation, will prob
ably continue their opposition before
the court.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
sHERTFF'S SALES


shenf's Ofhcs. wilmington, Delaware
December ~. 1908 i2-ii-17-ei-Zf-3O
SHERtFFS sALE.-BT VIRTUE OF A
writ OF LcNuri Faclas. to me directed.
VIII DE exposed 90 Public Sale at the
Mlddletown Hotel in the town of Mid
cletONn, New Castle county, Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY,.
THE a0rH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1908.
at llS0 O'Clock, a. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain, lot piece or parcel OF
land. situate in the town Of Middlet0wn,
Ncw Castle county. State OF Delaware
bounded and described as follows TO
Beginnlng at a point upon the east side
OF Broad street. q corner for this land
and the land Of John w. Wright an
easterly course, a distance OF one hun
dred and eighty GS0) feet more or less
TO Wilson street for a corner; thence
along said Wilson street, northerly
or less, 10 q point. a corner for this land
and the land OF Richard Lockwood and
Navy r. Lockwood, thence with the line
of The land OF said Lockwood a westerly
course "A distance Of one hundred and
eighty QhW feet more or less to Broad
street. thence along Broad street.
southerly course, a distance Of fifty Co)
feet home to the place OF beginning. Con-
tanning nine thousand superficial feet
Of land. BE the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of louisa s. Moore. Admin
istratriN Of William II. Moore. deceased,
Mortgagor and Lonisa S Moore. surviv-
ing Mortgagor and 10 be sold BY
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff
SherinS office, Wilmington Del, De-
cember NJ. lsoS dl2-li--ll-2l-2i-29
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
COUNTY BALANCE TO
DATE REACHES SOl,755.3O

County Treasurer Burns sent to the
Levy Court this morning his usual
weekly report showing a county bal
ance TO date of s9iT55.30. Aside from
this showing the following additional
balances were shown by the report:
Special bond issue. Sl4.43010: miscel
laneous road account. s236.73: Chris
tlana Hundred. S29O6.10; Mill Creek.
s134491: White Clay Creek. $393l;
Pencader S755.03: New Castle. S2635.53.
Red Lion. S12S245; st. Georges. S231A23
AppoQuinimink. Sl6S.19; Brandywine
$1452.11.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
S. H. Stats.

The holiday rush is now over
and we take this opportunity to
extend to our patrons our sincere
and hearty thanks for their liberal
support. We shall always en-
deavor, by strictly honest and fair
dealing. to merit a continuance
of the same.
We wish all bright, happy
and prosperous New Year.
But Notwithstanding the great
demand for all kinds of goods
our regular large and attractive
lines Of
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
DARRIN WANTS TO
QUIT HAMS CASE

FLUSHING, L. l., Dec. 29-District
Attorney Darrin has practically retired
from the conduct of the Hains murder
trial, leaving the case to special as
sistants, White and Dayton. Whether
he will continue in the case after
December 81. when his term of office
expires, if for Justice Crane to say
Darrin says he win not complete the
prosecution he has begun.
The incoming district attorney, how.
ever. thinks differently. He declared
today that he would apply to the court
for an order continuing the present
prosecutor until the jury has passed
upon the case of Thornton jenkins
Hams.
When this was communicated to
Darrin this morning he waxed exceed
ingly wroth.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29

ID EOpOSATS- SEALED PROPOSALS
WIN Doe received hy the Trustees Of
the Poor of New castle county until 20
o. m.. ou Wednesday. December alth.
Iqlq for supplying che New castle
County Hospital from December 30 TO the
last Wednesday ln March, 1902 with beef,
bread. groceries. tobacco. CARPET slippers,
dry goods and medicine. Bidders on
shoes. Garnet slippers and dry goods VIII
be required to furnish samples. Bila for
beef viii ho by Che quarter I'm proportion
of one hind ouartar 20 three fore
quarters. ONT of cattle well fatted nnd
dressing NOT less than Eve hundred
pounds Bids for groceries and drugs
will Dc On tho various kinds named ln
schedule. and must ho oi iho beet quai-
ifr Bids will also ho received for sup-
pivIng the hospital with creamery but
tor delivered in ssch quantities ns tho
may direct an bids 70
bo directed Co the Trustees OF the Poor.
no bids VIII bo received uuloaa ln accord
nncc with the above. The trustees re-
serve the right Go reIect any or all bids.
JAMES W. FOSTER.
SUPERINTENDENT New Castle County Hos-
pital d2f-2s
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
NomInate Loaaue oHieers.


The Democratic Lcaguc Of Delaware,
nominated the following officers last
night.
James a. Flnnegan, president; Fred IL.
steinle and James c. ONeal vice-presi-
dent: Harry Logan, financial secretary
clifford ID. Nesbitt recording secretary;
George c. Morton, treasurer. George NJ.
Gillespie Harry G. Ware. Charles j. HAn-
nagan. Harry Bell clifford ID. Ncsbit.
Harry Logan. Fred II. Steinle. A. r.
Saylor. Fred Heiss, Jr.. Ernest j. Otteni,
executive committee--seven to be elected,
j. w. Carey, Frank j. Kreicl John J.
Beehan, James Neels, Karl Mayer. In
vostlgating compitteo. Harry Ware. A. r.
Saylor, John J. Bechan. auditing commit
tee. ]. W Carey librarian. The election
will take place on next Monday evening
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Doc Acted STRANGELY. Killed.

A bull dog owned by William G. VIII
son of No. PIG West Second street was
put to death this morning by Dog
Catcher Kopp in the pound where the
animal was taken after it had showed
symptoms of being mad. The dog had
been acting strangely for several days
and would not eat. This morning Mr..
Wilson's two boys took the animal on
double leash and turned it over to
Mr.. Kopp. The dog caused a little
uneasiness at Second and Tatnall
streets when the boys were taking it
to the dog catcher.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
DOWN
BY AN AUTO

While driving down Market street.
in an automobile to-day, e. Paul du>
Pont knocked down John J. Murray,
OF Hockessin. injuring his leg Patrol.
man Maloney, who happened to be
near the scene Of the accident. Fifta
and Market streets. took the injured
man in charge ana accompanied him
to the police station. Mr. DUPONT also
walked to the City Hall TO learn how
badly the man had been hurt
An examination of the mans i'll
juries at the police station revealed
that he was not seriously hurt and ar-
ter his wounds were dressed he left
the station.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29

n EMovAL NoT1CE-ALEXANDER
N NJ. DAILY has removed his law Of
fees from Dover Delaware. TO rooms Goo
col Ford Bldg. this city. ds-2Ot
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
NINE KILLED
IN A COLLISION

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Dec. 29-
Nine workmen were killed and num-
Der injured in a collision today be-
tween a Great Northern freight and a
work train. The accident occurred at
Mid Canyon, 40 miles south OF here.
$3.50 7vorkmen were repairing the
Dearborn river bridge.
The approach TO the bridge is curV ed
and the heavily loaded freight train was
not warned in time to prevent its
crashing into the work train.
All the men killed were carpenters.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Thieves ROB
A CIGAR STORE

Sometime during Monday night. thieves
entered the cigar store Of Robert Morrow,
at No. 100 East Fifth street, and stole a
quantity Of cigars and tobacco. Mr.. Nor
row estimates his loss at $40
The burglars effected an entrance by
breaking a pane Of glass and forcing the
keeper OF the lock on the inside of the
door with a screw driver. This tool was
found in the store on Tuesday morning.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
EestivaI al st. Andre,u,s.

The Christmas festival of st. An
drew's Sunday school was held last
Eight. and an enjoyable program was
given. A feature was play from part
Of Dickens christmas Carol" George
r. HoffeclSer portrayed the part Of
'1gcroge,' Frank Huss the part Of
~Ered.r and Edwin Palmer the part
Of Bob Crotchett."
Hiss Julia Baynard gang a solo, the
fsSv. Hubert W. Wells read a selection
ana Charles B. Palmer read an orig
fz4i selection Old Kris distributed
I pdy.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
His Heard is out Of Place.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec 29.-This city
can boast Of a man who still lives
the fact that his heart
is one inch and a quarter out of place.
He is Alonzo Lovcland, who was sick
for some time before the attending
physician ascertained that his heart
vas not in the proper position. The
misplaced organ gives him great pain.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
The Capital Loan Office
New state House Janitor.
s10 MARKET ST,
Open Evenings until 9 o'clock.

Special % THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dec. 29-The struggle among
the coiored politicians, which has waNed
lively is all off for awhile. William Hard
castle. colored. has been designated by
Governor Lea as his choice for ianltor OF
the State House. Janitor Hardcastie sue
cecds Louis Chambers. resigned, and went
on Outs at once. although his commission
Was not issued. He viii not have to he
conm med by the State Senate as the sal
cry Is a few dollars below that stipulated
in the constitution relating to confirmation
by the Senate.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Appointed Janitor Of State House

DOVER, Dec. 29.-Wlliam Hard
castle. colored. has been designated by
Governor Lea as his choice for jani-
tor OF the State House. Janitor Hard
castle succeeds Louis Chambers. re-
signed, and went on duty at once. al
though his commission was not is
sued. He win not have to be confirms
ed by the State Senate. as the salary
is a few dollars below that stipulated
in the constitution relating to con-
hrmation by the Senate.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Married in Wilminaton.

The friends of George NJ. Croll, Of
West Chester and Miss Ethel Prickett
of Rosemont. were surprised yester-
day 70 learn that they came TO VIII
mington on Tuesday afternoon and
were united In marriage.
There was no objections on the part
of parents to the wedding. but the
young couple desired a quiet ceremony
In place Of q larger church affair
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
But Three cases Of Fever.

There are only three cases OF scarlet
fever at present in this city. Last
month the Board of Health had 21
cases under quarantine. During the
year there have been 80 cases Of scar
let fever
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Ysrdmsster Barker cets cift.

DELMAR. Dec. 29-The conductors
and trainmen of the Delaware DivisoA
of the Pennsylvania Railroad present-
ed Yardmaster here. +. Leslie Barker
with handsome Knights Templar
charm. Mr. Barker assists these mon
quite a lot with their reports and this
was given him to show their appru-
citation. The presentation was mas
BIZ John r. Hitch.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Mrs. Brown Rreaks Wrist.

While returning 10 her home from
West Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
Mrs. Harry A. Brown fell and sus-
tanned "a fractured wrist and was
bruised about the face.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Nurse Rseoverina.

Miss Annie f. Roberts, a professional
nurse of No. 704 West street. has been
IN with typhoid fever at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital for several weeks. She
left yesterday for Charles. Md, where
she will recuperate
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
New Years Market.

There will be no New Years market
and the market days viii be Wednes-
day and Saturday as heretofore. Many
had the impression that there would
be a market on Thursday
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Hisvvstha Tribe Meetina.

IIiawatha Tribe No. AZ, Improved
order of Red Men. will hold a meet
ing Thursday evening when a number
of new members will be initiated
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
( I'M THE REALTY WORLD
PFAL ESTATE FOR SALE

: :
FOR SALE or RENr-A LARGE
business property. fronting on Fourth
atrcet Fifth street and Pennsylvania
Railroad Freight Yards. elevated siding.
runs through property. over ia coal bins,
iorge stable. Office and store room. The
entire property over 10000 square lcet.
possofeion. THE PHlLLlPS-IHoMf
son. Coz. goo East Fourth street. dls-tt
EOR sALE-TWO HOUSES on TAT
nell ST., between 18th and lith ats
Nine rooms and bath Modern improve
mtuta tor terms apply TO 1T. >,
- Ncll. io9 Orange ST. d5-c.o.d.-if
FOR SALE-stN-ROOM DWELLING
and lot S0Al00. inquire 1000 w. sth
81. n2i-tu-th-s-im
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
For SALE

WANTED Buyers for these and Others.
lON Madison street. n rooms. modern.
1902 West Fourth street. rooms modern.
N5 Washington st., 10 rooms, modern.
llN West Eighth ST., s rooms, modern.
aool Jefferson st.. rooms modern. new.
1886 West Fourth ST. rooms, modern.
lW West 18th st., rooms, modern, new.
Al3 Dupont st., rooms, modern.
liOl Pine street S rooms, modern.
Tenth and Pine streets, Z rooms.
Many farms ana country residences
near city.
O. G.. GOODEN,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Roth Phones $50 Market st.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points, given
ersonal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by best
outes. -,
sBoats leave both Wilmington and Phil
delphia at 800 p. m. daily Sunday eN-
epted
Through rates and bills Of lading Is
ued. -
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS, CO.
Pier S. North Wharves. Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
FntertaInment at Wesley.

The Sunady school Of Wesley M. T.
Church will give its Christmas enter
tainment tonight. The entertainment
promises TO be an interesting one.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29

Few persons over think Of New. York
being manufacturing city. but il has
about 7c.oe9 manufacturing establishments.
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
Died While on Visit.

Mary Elizabeth Carr. OF West Ches-
ter. a sister of Stephen Pyle. OF this
city died on Sunday while on a visit
10 her sister. Mrs. Annie Fryer. at
Pottstown. Mrs Carr was Il years
ola
Evening journal., 1908-12-29

Three large American companies are
now interested in the extraction and eN-
port of cedar and mahogany from Coiom-
bia-
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
ROOMS FOR RENT

~ iRAlaD-S05. SO1 AND 800 RACE ST.,
" Philadelphia. Rooms. 25c. a5c. Soc
Gentlemen cuiy. ally
Il OR RENT. - NICELY Y-FURNISHED
rooms. with board. 90 Washington
street. dg-im
L, OR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
i rooms. Ne. 2Oi Z. Fifth street.
dlS-lm
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
FOR SALE


FOR SALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND,
twO-hOrse farm wagon. $500
MESSINGERS 6li w. Front ST d2-lm
IL or SALE OR ENCHANGE-3,000
new and secondhand books just In.
Nest popular authors. May be read on
premises without charge. Reading room
open every day until II o'clock y. m.
A. HIRCHMAN. Cos Madison ST. di4-lm
i OR sALE-3OO PAIRS I1GTt-GRADE
l. pigeons. Homers, Duchess and Dra-
goons Address J. A. Gebhart, Edge Moor,
Dei d2i-tm
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
LOST ANN EOIINn
WANTED

TfT1NTED~ EVERYBODY SEEDING
w half-toue engraviugs zine etclings.
OF electrOtypes, 70 get our estimate. Dell
aware Farm g Home foli1 Shiniey Sc
IKyANrED-500 CUSTOMERS FOR sEC-
W und-hand ovcrcoats q. $. HUR-
LOCK, seventh and Poplar sts o19 6fn
KKTANTED-BY A COIORED WOMAN
w day work or washing and ironing.
Apply No. ll26 Orange street d2S-3t
NVANTED-EX SALES
w indy for shoe store. Apply HAER
sHOE HOUSE. 500 king So d2S-lt
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
TARIE ROARn.
pPOpOsAIS

Table hoard $500 per week o'clock din
ners al WARREN $, 20 Market st.
nT-fm
Evening journal., 1908-12-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

\NANTED-HALF GROWN GIRL. APP
W ply az once 10 n. OTTENI grocery
store al Fourth and lincoln streets.
d26-it
Evening journal., 1908-12-29

TICE-ELECT1ON.
y central National Bank OF Wilmington
Wilmington. Del Dec. II, 1908.
The annual election of directors OF this
bank will be held at the banking house,
on Tuesday. January ~. 1909 between
the hours Of Il o'clock noon and o'clock
n m H. J.. RUMtORp.
di9.tn Cashier.