Evening journal. [volume], May 21, 1888, Image 2

About Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932

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thers is] work to be performfd in ad
vacciug the business and industrial
enterprises of our fellow citi/. ns and
pushing forward the common
interests of tho community. Onr pen
and voice »hall be ready at all limes
to support every good cause, nnd wo
wish ail oar readers to bear constantly
iu mind that these columns are at their
service in behalf of every praiseworthy
object, either personal or public.
We return our sincere thanl s to tb«*
many hundreds of friends who by nub
ecriplions and advertisements have so
heartily patrootæd un at the outset of
our undertaking,
this extraordinary mark of confidence
in onr enletprise will lie fully justified
by the future course of the Evening
Journal.
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Wc believe that
It is possible iu the hurry end rush
of the first issue, that some of our sub
scribers will f 11 to receive their paper
Things will move more
to-day.
smoothly to morrow, and wa shall
deem it a favor if every patron who is
aitfStKi to-day will send ub word at
ones.
Ouït read -re are invited to note that
the advertising columns of the Even
ing Journal are filled with live, local
-cards. Every line represents a Wil
mington business and there is not a
line of advertising from any other city
to offset local enterprise. Before the
day ia over 60 000 Delawareans will
have read all oar advertisements. Our
office is at Fourth and Shipley and our
telephone is No. 500.
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THE verdict in the Riedel murder
case is to be commended by all good
citizen«.
sentimental trifling with murderers in
this community during the last ten
years, _
There has been too much
The new primary election law for
this city operate* like a charm,
cow be*'n tried by both of the great
political parties of Wilmington and
Abe commun opinion is that it is a good
While the
It has
and beneficial a atute.
flotnmnaity <! congrstulstit g itself
upon tbe'»xrelb nt effect of the new
law, let it not be forgotten that it was
tbe Inspiration and product of ex s.-n
ater Cl aries H. McWhorter of this
city. Itooght tobe extended to alt
eU-CliCD*. e» d to «II parts of lire state.
, The pen cnouot do jus'ice to the
bfc.rties of Wilmington in the month
of May.
Meeregsper Opinion
With re*|»«i to the Mayoralty contest
people of »hi« city an now between
Devil and the Deep Sea — Buuday Star,
fell k»5 week to the lowest point
price of Iron go««
tea uric« trf .aber employed on Iron This
lent egttetion — I'tuladel
Ï Ml two-lWnta of tbe prswot
m m rn-i , lou regioa b«_aIreatU
»V
tee
Pig iron
sJsce mi.
and with the
h one rmu» et
«Ma Prtm
m/'lSO
*j> st
King.
' 7 " Fir® many
Vvi »wj
?' 'Ef
4 v: 6'-' f •;
f&Xy';i'
it
VSfjjßp £mSf'' d ' I'I"H in (ill
\
-Jf .1 ygli «r S ;i ! ! je« m Mil'll!
WMsMmSw (dfir in il i 1 ' n port that the
the
and the total mortgage
mmmin than f38 000 OIK), amt the rate
^■péreat TJ per c nt. Considering
■(/the farms actually unik r mnrt
it is foiuid that they rre v«lu«d
100,000,000,nnd mortgaged ««above
the f ( ' r cent. The
r; •«
HP^ges in the year ending
Fl887, was 1 607, and part of
farms tinder foreclosure have
■■n redeemed.
Wri'h" faintly of the atatenient on
wdeh the whole argument rests is
ms demonstrated beyond a doubt,and
is hardly necessary to examine the
alter further. But this same report
tps other facts to confirm the results
ven above, and to prove that, as a
ciass, the farmers have prospered to an
ekrent probably unequalled among the
other classes of our people. It appears
from careful inquiry that the foreign
rs owning farms in Michigan number
bout 25.000, and that their farms are
worth about f65 000,000. It further
appears that these 85.000 farmers
brought into the state $4,608,188, and
that they have borrowed on their
farms $11,191 714 ; total, $15,854 «02
The total net increase to these 25,000
foreign born owners is therefore #50,
000 000 on an investment of less than
$18,000,000.
No belter evidence can be had that
A
was
ting
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aw.y,
boy
be
16»
the
rla,
and
In
lirtl
4 h
bill.
In
Mil
a
wax
N.
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cl*y
Then
w •
C»r
oa*
he
the
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the farmers of this country have pro
fited equally with others in the advan
tage« of our American industrial sys
tem. Their accummulatod wealth does
not, it is true, appear in the savings
banks. But it will be found in the in
crease! v due of their farms. No other
state has furnished statistics thor
oughly covering this question. But
there is no reason to think that Miohi
is unlike other Northwestern
gan
stales, or that their condition will be
found ©BBentlulIy different from here,
except as ebe ban the advantage over
newer states of greater development.
But the others who are now behind
are rapidly overtaking her.
The rest of tho argument is as falla
cious as the foundation of it is false.
First, it is not true that the farmer has
to pay more for what he uses, unless it
be to an immaterial extent, for which
he is more than compensated by bis
borne market. Second, tho accumula
ted wealth of the East which he bor
rows to enable him to buy or to extend
his farm, and from which be has
earned the enormous profit of $50,000,
000 in Michigan, on a capital of $16,
000.000, did not come from manufao
It came from the savings
tun-re.
banks and life insurance companies of
the East, both representing the earn
inga of working people, who have en
j yel the b'Dili's of high wages and
then loaned their accumulations to en
able the farmers to share in their ad
What shall bo said of toe
vantages.
f: rmer who would wish to breakdown
the industries which have thu#, indi
reotly, ber-n tho S' urce of his own
prosperity ? Wilj ho not rather recog
ntze the benefits those industries
have conferred on the people where
they have been estr.b'ished, and aid to
promote tbe growth and reap the ben
eflts of similar industries in his own
state?
The Locked Andere.
Tbl« Is tbe spit wbers <b«v died.
With oore to ot.nerv« them
Bave their mo e fellows, wide-eyed.
Bat helpless to serve them.
Her* lie the mouldering rsge
Of Passion rude strangled ;
Here lie the skulls of the stags,
With horns inter tang led
»»< reset« of Hatred, and slave»
Tn Prid» and to Passion,
Look, yo.j wbst terrible graves
wtetemtegaVrU! to fashion
-Th* OeteoUn World.
'DRY
At
p.
i tiled
HTr* masted
Mcourrto of
pie for raising
fo pu; in the
aoriy in-.! ' •
^^Trars. L>.sl v.
Billie Philadtlphja &
V four to the Ohio &
ulroad nnd two to the
■BBr ' * numli
ÜH pffipnuTit,
Hparka, foreman of tin'
Hon the now rar th ipi, f it
Br ■ Saturday afi
Ri 1 j brataad, and wa i ial
tin n carriage
In paire to the large tug Oceanic
Jnpli-: d nnd ehe will return to
I 1 5. in week.
- « -
hbln. of L. &G. Boldin six weeks.
il )iir on earth. Nichols, C.h and
u
Crn bed Itadh By a Cart.
little 10 year-old boy, named
Davinn»y, living on Franklin 8t..
crushed between the curb and n
cart-wheel on Maryland Ave, Satuiday
afternoon. The Utile fe'low who sit
on the curb playing and a street
partaient gung was cleaning out the
gutter. Tho curt was being pulled
but it slipped back, catching tho
on his left side. His injuries are
internal and the extent of them cannot
judged.
For sideboards, go to Johnson <t
Barnhill's.
ITK.HS OK HffTKBKST.
hav" BuPfired th« death pemlty '
16» i am
• ip i from 1721 to date.
Etc' irfi«, riorrj Verger, 4 9 Shipley 8t.
The nugget of pold «v#t receiv«»! at !
I'rtllful Ich'a m*»t was ln 1K52 from Cali for- 1
yi Id n«r $6CH 0 lu pure gold
Gliding ot) Ol kb, Bucher, 406 Hhlpley Ft.
The «ne »»*•» t, half dime a^d dime were fi Ft
coined In 1703, the dollar and half dollar lu 1794.
the eagle* and h*If eagles lu 1<05.
Tin* tins at McClintock *8, 8th »od Lombard.
The'•aiding of liquor -hops go«« on merrily
Rhode Idand It w 1) begin in MLsou. i In a
» I^hb ih ii three wee^».
For be<»t B x) f «and Bhoe* go to P Monaghan,
h and MidlHontit.
England d ♦'«n't «»'em to !|kr rur O>oyrl.rht
She * «refera Mr. Mill«' bl. . There Is more
it forth«Kng loh toter.
J;*"* *»<l Gwjt«» Gold and Pdver Watohea.
ard F Davis, No. ft K*st Becond 8t.
Governor Gordon of Georgia has o wm' t*(1
mur er«r'n-ent a nof on ihe ground that he
not intelligent ecoufll to appieciato the
enormity of hw crime.
Lrnoh «t Teary, GroeefS mdTw Dealern,
W Co- 4'h ai\1 M% koi 8ra. Haadqu\r
for budnoes In the w«»«tem p^rt or the
^ judlclottnly selected stock. Goods
dellveret! free Price* low.
Senator Brown wo« ence hanged lu a «ley.
Then he w b elected Bena'or. The otuer day he
• b io8Ult«*d in a convention. W^at u«n?
Wilmington City Steam Laundry 8. K.
(l h an 1 Shi ley HU». Order« by mail
promptly attended to.
The very laP*t return* from the Kaate-n
Shore "tat s that the two crop«-pMachee and
dWatea—are thoroughly safe from frost and
dlacour-gement
Show Ca- d*. Bucher, 406 Phlpley St.
Cbaunc y M. Depew relolce* that Dr. Ham
mond 1* f bU O' f*a'lo? In• »ruinent« in t» e
•»« receptiv purchased by the e oquent. r^il
ioad lawyer and manager Mr D-pew wJU no
doubt «ai* e fowls and meat where Dr. Ham
mond H r lced human limb*
Beeobei*'« Oi'l^ry. No 315 Market St., la
the place to
cabi eta fur
I
K t th« b««t hero ranlw I
$,S H, sura of number, SIS.
1 1 ft."
O'd G«vernro«nt Jtra at McCllntock's, tbe
Grocer, 8 b and Lombard.
Plifadelnhla's City Hall has been eighteen
»e»'« un 'e • c n u notion, and the Phllsdelphlo
Record Clinks that it will be eighteen years
longer before It Is completed
Boyle th ■ H«> Cutter, 806 Shlp'ey Bt.
Piotur < Frames, Harry Yerger 419 Shipley 8t.
"h « predicted doom of the bustle Is _
seal«'. Hervie's chancellor has itvposed ft t«x
on them, as being luxuries, and other nations
may bo exp cted to follow suit
The Picket's Stove and Heater Co , 805
Shlplev fit. We sell the Monitor Oil i-tove
and the Jewel Vspor '>tove; superior to all
other« Call and aee them I ' operation Wo
guarantee every stove. Tin and sheet-iron
work roofing and spouting done
The financial condition In wbleh tbe Manl
tohan gove muent was le't by the Korgu*y
ministry suggests that some of tbe voluntary
exll-e from ihts country have been giving in
struction in their tt pea laity
Montg«ra«ry sells the cheapest 8h oes In the
«Itv, 605 King 8t.
almost
Relisions conventions are becoming almost as
numsroir ft« those of the political variety, but
the matter of displacing a aplrlt of harmony
the latter are still tar abend.
For a »oui smoke stop at WUl'am Bowers's,
215 W 2JEt
Th llano- l-tercsts will probably com« flown
heavl'y in «srapxign sab-cripuone In return for
Governor Hill» v-t of Ih« high license bill,
but the monry will b* a Vol tlc«T boomerang.
\t tb* new store N. W. Oor. 2.1 and Orange,
cheap Dry Goods and Tri timings K Wyatt
Tbe fashion of co'eg away durl-g summe- Is
becoming s : ni s' universal a fl It to our earnest
pra er th it eoinebo 'y will teach the
grinders to be fvblonable.
organ
Leonard Helm the Tailor. 4 E, Sd.
In four war ' of Phlladrinhla there were 1.P2I
sa'oons. The IJceas« Court reoenlv reduced
th s number to 182. This is what h gb lloios
does.
Bucher, Patnter, 406 Shi;vy at
A dlscussio 1 In a Ma«*«chnsetbi Suudsy
sc bo. ende In a light, Pugi ism to getting al
tog i her oo rampant In th .t state.
Geo. W, Qilnn, Merchant Tailor, 12S
Market St. Woruuanshlp and fit guaranteed.
Women go to heaven : men go to club«. This
to an enttr. Iv par'ial view, and It can be taken
for what It to *orth,
Ba gains at M B. Wyatt's, to clo»e business.
A hackmau was found dead In his seat tbe
other d»y. and the lo'erenoe to that be lived too
high.
Celluloid cotla-s and Cu^sfor ladles and gents
at Fred Well's, *11W 2d 8t, «eale- leDrv Goode
and Trimmixgs and Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Tb. book trugt I, an a par
Oil tru-l. Neither should be
country
A One line of F.rgravlnes, K'chines etc. Gold
L«*f tram-s, Plate Glass Mirror». Plcture»
fmmed o order at short notice, Harry Yerger.
419 Shipley St.
with th« PtandMvt
tolerated la this
Michael Hellprtn, who died the ether day at
Summit, N J , we* on« of t e foramce-t «chol
ar»of the - crld He wssof Po'teh origin, but
a tier ted adherent of H ngary and Kowni'b
Maayc
« moot tsUu&ös« aro&ka la ' Applc
Im hl* pen.
States ab jut 1850.
wf
m decMed not to hold
i'co ibi y -hr, hecanm
uw um y s wuuld apply
PPP r t. 400 . • i : , •/ vt
HBPfn** fr. V- ■ ' • 1 ' ; -<x rn>u
HRtmer ' h The l**«t
HR alcohol tt'on- un I keep cool.
Kua'ant.A rv§ roo-c wnted or
Ml McCMaco.'it L:i j ( i ,'u jer, 8lh
Pful news corre* Vv wry of Atlanta
6 ft ft h V . * : i •
!l between two car- and « ca killed.
-o!** on
DS1NRSS CARDS.
DRY GOODS.
IITINCOTT,
'DRY nnoî-fl,
UNDERWEAR,
HOHÎKB v'.
At the lowest cash p i uw.
812 IXas kkt f T
8IUCB.
IJ
COATS,
WRAPS.
DRUGS.
JOHN M. HARVEY,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
TOH.KT ART!' LBS.
Soda Water and Mix Bh«k«
5o 407 Delaware avenue,
CLOT HING.
QE3, E. O'CONNER & DR'*..
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
2 West 3 I Bt.
Fias-st tailoring a th * lowest pr o**».
BOOTS AND SHOES.
W M HOUCK,
B. K. for 9 h and Sprue«.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also a fnU lin» of Trlramlngt, Notion«, etc.
D CLKLAND,
SHOE MERCHANT,
424 Market Street.
G.
OHE A*D8E«.
No hotter Hoot* i»rd 8hoo3 at fho prl"
u «r*» Helling, can h« found in the city
custom work »öd rcpahitiK iriv«
C
Our
fac'fon.
t. Hayest y - op ,sme «.net.
TEAS.
pAUL
TEAS, COFFEES ant. SPICES
BRIG HP,
817 Market St skat.
ICE CREAM, ETC.
H CHANDLER,
NEW ICE CREAM PARLORS,
A.
West street <md Dilawa-a Ato.
Bo'« ng-nt tor
Burke's Rid ey Park Ice Cream.
Fait* r y trad**. In f'an» and mou (Ip, a specially.
Home Mad»*
It-« d fr-«h ev v morrd er
Cakts. Fruits, Nuts and CenVotionory
dViouhono call 4M.
LIQUORS.
OHN 8 AYERS,
A
8 W. Cor. '0th and Orarj-e Sts,,
PURE 1IQÜOR9 FOR MFTUf TV.AL PUR
P09E3 AND F I MIT. Y USE
J AME8 A. KELLY,
wine MER"H»NT.
Sole Aren- f r Ro-emisn Riidwei™ B»er.
Corner Tenth and Sbiplev » nwM
Telephone 414.
S.
rjIHOMAB MoHUOH,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
No 13 Mark» t street
r^ELAK & TOUNO,
LARGE VARIETY.
I
fl
S.
Tli-lrvsr«.
Wllmlnitton,
TOBACCO.
CIS Market Rtrcat.
CIGARS AND TOR \CCO.
Th« Inoresslnif deramrl for the P»' ink eipur
ti Nu< th« It Is All we cl«l ■> for it._
FLOUR AND FEED.
si oa
s
FOR LA. W N AND GARDEN.
FRF8H STOCK.
WM. O. PHILIP«,
200«nd302E. 4th fit
AMES O. MORR 'W,
B. E. Ocr 12th and French 8«*
FLOUR, FK*D, OR41V, HAY' AND 8TE .W
O-Ktomars called UDon daily «n.1 serred wi'h
Flour, in large or saiall quantltu«. Order* re
c-i-ed for coal.
LIVERY STABLES.
JJKNEY KYLE,
LIVERY AND BALE STABLES,
t>Æ, RS0 Kino "trekt,
The flucst singt« a d d ub.e turnouts la the
city. Funerals at ended t •.
PLASTERERS.
U JOHNSON,
A.
«09 Sb plky Street.
PLASTERING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
carefully and oonsclentlou.ly done by neat
wotkiusa. Largs expert noe ia
beet work.
ENGRAVING.
pRANK C. SKA RLE.
ENGRAVER.
as
SEALS, DIES AND 8TAMFS.
BOOR PLATES A SPECIALTY.
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815M Mxrkxt Strkxt
PHOTOGRAPHING.
INSURANCE.
A. VAN TRUMP,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
«01 Shipley SWeet.
Flag. Mtnmx. Lire and Accident Isauautos
Effected In any local! y. to u-limitod
amount, ln r» possible oom
panl««, at lowest rat«*.
E
F-Cabltoh-d 1S65
TeWhone 60.
PAINTING.
w
P. BRATTON,
HOUSE AND SION PAINTER.
8. K. Com. Sxvxsth *sn Shipi.xt 8 tb
LEAT HER BELT ING.
rjUIOMAS MoCOnB
No 218 Sbiphv Strut.
MaBuf«ct-iimr of pti-e o >k tnrnsd Leather
B Itiug, Harness and 8hwi Leather.
PRINTING.
JJASTIMK,
Fob Yotmo Folks.
Bta< It.
DUNCAN BROS.,
LAWN MOWERS
Sole Agent for the
Chicago Double Actijio
SPRING HINGftS
at
Electric Bells and Batterie«,
No. 214 Market St., Wilmington, Dj
i ... • -.'
mEsssaszizzz:^
If a yoncan wa T k ard ifc
will p*y you. If you prefer to ride you
will »ave mo-« thin car fi*-«
you pl«ü« •, but o to ' 06 Market fit.,
ah >vr 3*co d. Se© the display of Foot
wear fcr every j urpoflo.
Threr rtcs'rab « .*.rade of men's Con
gre.*« an<l Hoak Lac « Hbons.
Soo our I c »ojpar&b e $1 00 Shoe.
Re** our unsurp esed $2 ro shoe.
flee oùr can t be be f t $2,00 Rboe.
Koch « he boat at the prie and you
will s *y so w.:en yr U Bli . them.
Thro - desirable grade« of Ladies' Kid
Button Boote.
■ to as
Hi 1 "ovte'ntfS OO.wor h $4 00,
Sou our Kid Boots at *2,50. usual prie»
13 25
*oe onr Kid Boots at $2.00, gold elso
wbe'O f r $-'.75.
Ruverfi bayr-tins lota of Boys' Shoe*.
Money rofunoed for any purchase not
UtiKfacto y.
s .
The Family Shoe Reuse,
NO. 200 MARKET ST.
i
Above Second,
W1UIAM ß. BÄBG0GX.
■aEBEsnaaKtifcV"
C. F. TIMS HO
•j
eOüKSüllEHS,
STATIONERS.
PRINTERS
•—AND—
BLANK BOOK
MAKERS.
421 Market and 420 Shipley Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.
JEWELRY.
MUSIC.
S. H. 1ÎAYNARD,
JEWELER,
S. W. Cor. Fif(Ji LHd Market,
WILSIISGTON, del.
CLOCKS.
SILVERWARE.
H. A. BROWN.
COAL,
Lime and Sand
Foot of West Street.
Telephone 157.
FOUND AÎ LAST!
The Beat Place to Bay
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE.
Also a full line of Gold, Steel aad Rubber
Spectacles and Ev« G1 tiwoe.
Specialty in repairing Watches, docke and
Jaw.lry, All work warranted.
HENRY C. MAHAFFY,
No. 329 Market Street
THE OLD RELIABLE STORK.
O PEN FOB THE SEASON.— CHARLIE4
Kyle, the veteran ice c earn maker, has
opened for the seaeon During the winter bi«
establishment ai i hv northeast corner of Sixth
Orange streets, his been remodelled and im
proved. The saloon on tho lower floor, as well
as that on tbe second story, has been repapered,
repainted and a dsomely fu nfsned, while an
add iIon has be D built to the main building on
Or.nga street Particular attention has been
given to the factory In the rear, »here the toe
cream is manufactire '.
t herefore, his facory Is furnished with all
Improvements, Inch.ding a steam engine for
making the cream A rrangements have been
perfected with some of tbe best d iria* within
reach of this city f> r an ample supply of tbs
h-st and • lebest cream, and a'thing bat pare
tritt J aloes and the beet vani la bean la »Bed for
flavoring. All adu locations are oa «fully es
chewed, and those who purchase thel- cream
of Ky>e can re', y on getting tbe genuine, sinon
pure article
«■ d
"S/SSÂT
No. 418 Madison Street,
1* prepared to do PAPER HANGING at abort
notice and at reasonable prior*.
"Prices as Low as th« Lowest."
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Everybody invited to the picnic. Come and behold values that will astonish you. Tb
will gratify you. Prices that will delight you. Goods that will suit you. Styles that will
It will be big money saving all around. Be in time ; don't miss the chance.
Men * Alt-woo 1 Pantaloon«, $2 00. %
M d'b Fine CaK-ime*#* nd wor«tod P»nU. $3
B s» F ne D-tss ulte, 12 ro 18 v «rs, $6 v 1
Roys' Extra Flee Imported Suite. $7 i*)
Boys' uite worth $11 $11 and $i2 f r 59.
Ssen's Je n Hants'full Iln d , 7'c.
Roj s' Suits, 18 to 18 yea. * $4. 0.
Bov»' Rams, 16 and II Black Diagonal Short Boys'
Pants, v6o j
"a-te 8
Kn •« Pm
Boys' Di»gon«t Knn»
Ko s' «obby Uni » 11
Boys. Worst.d Knee p nts Suit
B >ys « hr. lot Kn«« Pan's -11 i
■' ys' Oasslmero Dress K nee
Br,a Fin« IT »Short riants
B j> s' r jtra Fine Dre s Suite J
Men's W rs'ed SackBu' a, $1 75.
«n'a Union a'I ■- «Bate $500
Men's All-WacI C s liners Suit $8 50
M n's 11 *V. ol Black D'agooal 8 lit , $8 00.
Men's F n« Swt< or H r >ck Bolt. $ • 00.
Me '« « «gant Dittos Scot'"' Sul s, $.0 00.
Men's IndliO B'ue Suite. $7 5 *
Men « h-st heavy Jean Pan's, 90o.
Men's Union C"' i ere Pants, $1.50.
The prices quoted in this advertisement are the lowest ev^r befoi
make of clothing in Wilmingt n. The Men's Dress Suits we are ty
grandest value ever seen in this city.
MTFREE FARES TO WILMÏNGT
During this extraordinary and unexampled sale of Clothi''
chaser of *0 and upwards, living within the radius of ten mi j
goods sold during this period of 30 days to be the cheapest in
bought at any other clothing store in America. Come aioitjA
miss this great chance. MM
One Price Ciotblng House, N, W. Oor.
Established 183
THE OLD AHD RELIAI
CLOTHING ST
I
228 3VHax?li:oi3 St;.
JOHN H. MO
For a Spring Suit we liaye Men's and Yoi
From $6.50 to
All late Styles. Cut and Manufacture the best.
FOR BOYS AND CH1LDHE
WE HAVE THE
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From $1.50 a Suit Upward, f
KNEE PANTS IN VARY ET
The Finest Merchant Tailorin
IN THE CITY.
NEW STYLE 3 FOR
SPRING AND
SUM
A Large Assortment of
SPRING TROUSERING
Latest Styles.
MR. JOSEPH H. WHEELER, long and favorably know!
charge of the Cutting Department. Æ
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One Price, and That a Vsrv Lew Price.
J. C. FINN & SON,
INTERIOR DECORATORS.
All tbe newest Paper Hangings care- f
fully selected as to colorings and de
signs from the finest to the cheapest
qualities.
Managers of Sunday Schools, j
Societies, Lodges^
Contemplating giving Excursions during the
are invited tc visit
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BRANDYWINE SPRINGS,
And see the advantages offered there for a pleasant day in the countr yjjief
making arrangements elsewhere. For further particulars address jâgÆ/ÊÉ
R. W. CROOK, Mat«
Faulklancff
Gardner's Celebrated Ice Cream
SALOON,
COR. 7th AND 1HIPL 1 Y STL WlWg'on Del
ce Cream supplied te Picnics. Excursions and ro »he trade at «««clai retes T«'c b me c*t| ,1*