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National Republican., 1888-01-28
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY,
uinor Occurrences In aud Aboa, tas
OitV,

Isabella IIagau has pcttloucd for divorce
rom Iechnridh Hagan, charging cruelty
iarrict c, Whitman and husband have 71li
~ Chag u, Mansfield lot l26 In square lji for
sj,iiO.
Jacob Cork, Taylor Tfice, and Alexander
uOOU have been appointed additional priy1!cs
on the police force.
The only marriage license Issued yestcriay
wa. that Of Vim. Crawford ard Mary /. sweet.
iug, bCIh of this city
u Go!dsChmi1 and wife have sold to Eugene
Cofusi ana W. j. Miller, trustees, lots TO- H. and
IL IN sauarc $50 for $4,000.
!. +. Bryan, plumber, i5ll Ninth street, ha.
haf IFS name restored to the list OF plumbers
by CIDER OF the commissioners.
Washington Dancnhowcr and wife have dis
IoNcd OF lot 6S IN square 1913, Fitch ct al. sub.
divisiOn, to susan G.. Day for s7,5Jn
y defective crate in Arthur Hendricks
house glS Fourteenth street, yesterday alter
noon, caused slight fire to happen there,
orders for the admission of Nettc MCGEE
nna J. George Combs into the Insane Asylum
were issued yesterday by the commissioners.
Almira v Brown and others. by a bill in
cquiy against II W. Beall seek 10 enforce
the contract for sale OF I'LL N street SOUTH
west,
Frank l.. IIanny, in a note to the comnlS-
Siontrs complains that the railroad safety gate
nj II street and Delaware avenue is ont OF
oder and that in consequence he came near
meeting with an accident
The new board of directors OF the Domestic
Fire Engine and Pump Company organized
yesterday by eleCting the following officers, TO
serve during the ensuing year A. Il White
president ond general manager; W. II. Lcplcy,
vice president; Daniel Ramcy, secretary and
Charles Baum, treasurer.
The Hod Carriers Society Of this city have
filed in TIC recorders ONCE certificate OF the
election Of officers, as follows: President, i. 4.
Bonds: financial secretary, George +. Lucas;
trustees, Theo. Brooks, y. 4. Reader, samuel
rrcStOn. Walter Brooks, John Williams, Frank
Wade, and Richard GOodail.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

Gardiner &. Hubbard, c. Z. button o. II.
Tttman, J. Ii. Gore, c. II, Merriman j. K.
Bartlett, r. Birnic, ir., J, ", Powell, Henry
Gannett, A. II. Thompson, A.w. Greedy, Henry
Mitchell, George Kcnnan, Marcus Baker, aud
Gilbert Thompson filed yesterday in the re
cOrders Office a certificate of incorporation OF
of 100 years. Its principal objects are: To in.
crease and diilusc geographical knowledge, to
publish the transa 1tionS OF the society, to pub.
lish a periodical magazine and other works
relating to the science of geography, to dispose
Oi such publications by sale or otherwise, and
to acquire library under the restrictions and
regulations to be established by its bylaws.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
a Visit TO Richmond,

A party of naval officers, including Engineer
in.Chitf Melville, Chief Naval Constructor
Wilson, and Chief Engineer De Vain, left
Washington yesterday afternoon Tor Richmond,
Va, 10 examine the Richmond Locomotive
and Machine Works in order to ascertain their
facilities for building machinery for the use oi
the navy, particularly the machinery and
boilers for the nrmured battle snip Texas,
building at Norfolk. senator Butler, of South
Carolina, and Repre- sentative Wise, of Virginia,
accompanied the party. 1hc visit was made
upOn the invitation of GOV. Lee,
National Republican., 1888-01-28

For the relief and cure of the Inflammation
aud congestion called II "COld in the hnad'
tnCre is more potency in ElY'S Cream Balm
lhnn IN anything else 1t is possible t0pre'CriOe
inns preparation has for years past been max
tng n brilliant SICCrSS rs II RENE ~ Tor cold In
initial stages OF thes" complaints Cream Hahn
prevents any serious development of the symp.
IONS while aimOst numhCTcSs cases are on
record Of radical cures Of chronic Cdtarrh aud
hay fever after all other modes of treatment
have proved OF no avail.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

THE Delightful Liquid laxative, Syrup of
Figs is a most agreeable and valuable family
II medy, as It IL easily taken by old and young
and is prompt and effective in curing Habitual
Consultation and the many ills depending on
u weak and inactive condition OF the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
druggists.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Liuuor LIcens,s Approyed,

The following barroom applications were
approved yesterday 10y the commissioners ::
VIM. d. Staples, L. A. solari Julius Egloh,
James humane, and Richard Fil2morris Bar.
room license disapprovcd. mostly for lack of
,ignaiurgs Edward Murphy, ,John F.. Dyer,
Columbus NJ. Sorrell,' Michael O'Brcn, Will
Jam Ryan. and KatherIna Widmayer.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Lodge NIee,incs To.Night,

Tae following lodges meet t1-llht at the
places named:
10. q. r. Covenant. No. l3 Old Fellows
Han. Georgetown.
t. o. q. T.-Pcrscverancc No ., Elks Hall,
gO2 Pcnnsy lvania avenue.
Sons of JonadaU-plOuecr, No. /, Grand
Army building, 1il2 Pennsylvania aveuus
Centennial No. 1, 3li Eighth street. sparta,
No ., 1922 seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Great Diamond Sale,

We shall continue selling our diamonds at
import cost this week. This is Il bona idt sale,
as we viii show YOU the Inventory cost OF any
diamond. few bargains are: 3-StOa. did
noud la c pin, = karat, $3.50 worth s2Jl; pair
~ karat earrings, cricCt, $3.50, wnrlh $3.50;
SIZE: stone cluster ring. gems. Si1sr worth 81
/ karat solitaire ring. $50, wnrth S10 : cara
,ulitaifc stud ,!S45-1 worth So: lower lace pin
Il ,gs(aiord lOrkets. very stylish, 81 to $50. n
f~lIerris \ 90, diamond importers, I3! Ith 81
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Pror Grorge LtttIo'. Cnalk Talk.

An art aul literary en'crtallman. for the
,cUctt Of the Pcnrs)ara free ElAdtrgaricn
viii take place nest Tuesday evening in the
lecture roam Of All Souls Church a. 7ag
uClCtk. Prof George Little will give one Of
lis ynlush'c chalk talks, and to derive lha fill
l,uClt Of It teachers ana others are advised
no uroyGc themselves with pencil an1 paper
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Gliding Over the Snow.

All day yesterday and last evening many gay
parties were out in sleighs, seudding along the
avenue to the music of the bells. The sleigh
ing is much better in the outskirts OF the city
and on the country roads than IN the more
crowded business streets. 1.-THE snow holds
out a s.Cighing carnival will be held which
VIII be in some respects timilar to that of a
year ago,
National Republican., 1888-01-28
MIR. seymour's Tnird Lecture.

On sunday evening, the 29th instant, Mr.,
Charles II, seymour will deliver the thirI o;
his superbly illustrated lectures in A,Daugh )
pCr0 House, aud tho subject will he "C.tl-
CINE the Great C2aIlna OF Russia"
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Contracts for Fire E.cape..

The contract for furnishing fire escapes,
standpipes, platforms, and ladders upon the
Curtis, Analostan, DeniS0n, Force, Garnet,
franklin, Thompson, Webster, Henry, Pea
lOdy. and Gales school buildings has been
awarded TO W. s. Chew, and the contract Tor
the Sumner and Jefferson buildings mas been
awarded to a. B Burns.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

FrENCHMES can properly be called "Knignts
OF the table," They are good judges in all its
late the appetite and keep the digestive organs
in good order they give pre.eminence 10 An-
gostura Biters When you try them be sure 1t
Is the genuine article, manufactured by Dr. j.
G.. B SlCgcrt Il Sons.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

"HopE for a season bids the world farewell"
when man finds himself in the relentless
grasp OF neuralgia. but he smiles and takes
heart and courage when his wife brings a
bottle Of Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
putth for main.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

For family use no beer is better than the
"FauS," from the AnheuSer- Bns2h Brewing
Association. Try it, and be convinced OF.
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone SS0-j. Frank SChwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Kev. DE. Ohester,. Mew nnn,,.

Carter c Karr'cs, pnbn,hcr Boston vii! soon
bring out book OF which Rev. Dr. Chester, of
this city, is the author, 1t IS the first Ameri-
ran work on the mind cure, aud will discuss
mo subject from 10th theological AMI meii-
Chl standpoint The book Is entitled "Ruth,
the Christian Scientist or the New iiygeM."
National Republican., 1888-01-28
woman and Her Disease.

4, the title offs larg illustrated treatise, by Dr.
Il, " Pierce, Buffalo, n Y, sent t1 any al
CfcsS for ten cents In stamps. 1t teaches sue
lesSiul hell.lTeALmCnt.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

OUR s. trousers are no, only "Cut on the
premises, but are cut and made on the pre- n
scs, and perfect satisfaction is guaranteed.
SIMPSONS, Ninth and & streets.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

WE uNpEGNrASp that s'alSKin coats are
going ont of style, ana in consequence colds
urc increasing among the fair sex How ilr-
Couch SVIun
National Republican., 1888-01-28
National Georr.nbical Soc,e,v

com and look at the liuc of trnuScringS for
70 received to-day at simpsons, Ninth and q
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Flanpels.

White, 10, 20, a5, so, 40, As, 50, C2, 70, s5c,
81, SLIP.
silk warp Flannels, sl25 yard.
White and red Shaker, 40, so, 75c, 81.
Red, blue, and gray twill Flannels, 25, 35,
45, SOC.
White embroidered Flannels, 75c, 81, l25,
$3.50. So GO, 81 so, SO 90.
Red and gray embroidered Flannels, ST.,
$3.50, $1.75.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

r. II. ATRI~oS. Oi the architects oNice,
writes; "IlavG given lIOgcrls Cough syrup to
my children from their infancy, aHd it acts
IKE magic contains m poison whatever,
National Republican., 1888-01-28

Mrs H. L, MARSH, 2l35 + street, says: Have
used iogcGts Cough syrup ten years, aad II
never iui 10 cure % cents.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
virginia and Maryland o Ulcers,

The following postonices have been estaH-
li.hcd in Mary land and Virginia and post
masters appointed: Sidcil, Montgomery
county, Nd, james > CaIlln; Buffalo Gap,
augusta county, Va. John ". King; aud
Jonsons stoic, Hanover county, Va, Charles
r. johnson; j. { R,nson, Hanover Court
Rouse, Va, Jo elh Kyle Kyle, Botet0urt
county, Va; a. NJ. Bowling, Hughesville
Charles county, Md, ana f. h. Matthews
POpc'S Creek. Nd.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
GRAND STOCK TAKING SALE OF
BOYS WINTER SUITS
BOYS WINTER OVERCOATS.

We are closing out the
Boys Winter Clothing to
make room for the spring
stock. What we have is
going for very little. Hav-
ing confined our selections
to the best productions Of
the most reliable manufac-
turers, we offer you clothing
we can conscientiously rec
ommend, at prices as low as
generally prevail for far in
ferior qualities. To close out
these lines before stock taxi
ing Tuesday we have made
the following extraordinary
reductions in both Suits and
Overcoats:
National Republican., 1888-01-28

Honeyc omb, 81, S1.25, 81 80, $l.75, So.
Marseilles, Sl,9S, 81 9s. SO IS, $40, $5.25.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Comforts.
Bedspreads.

White Cheese Cloth, $l.75. Batiste, s3.25
Sateen, 1915. EiderdowD, So and $3.50.
National Republican., 1888-01-28

go Remnants Best All-wool
Ingram Carpet, ranging from 10
to l9 yards at SOC per yard;
from 13 to 80 yards, at 500 per
yard.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Housekeeping
GOODS.
At+A&<tkkkt+ttkk
Considerable time devoted to this detailed list
Ct what have. We hope you will appreciate our
trouble sufficiently, at least, to glance through the list
Remember, allow 20 per cent (one-ffth) Off the
cermentioned reduced prices.
ToWeling.
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AoWOlih5s
Steveps's Crash, s, 10, 12l, Is, 1Sc.
Bleached Huck Crash, 90, 25, Bic.
Table Linen.
Turkey Red Doyl,es, Coo, S1.19, 81 60, 81.
Plain White, $l,59, s., $2 &c. $3.50.
Tray Covers, Al, "a, G3, SAC, So.
Damask Table Covers, "a, 81; 15S, Sl.25;
50, 81; 10 4, $3.50; 12 4, SO.
Bleached Damask Table Covers, 10 4, $1.9S,
So so, SO, 81; 12 4, 50, 81, S., 50.
Bleaehed Table Damask,T2 In, $l.25, Sl.56,
$l.0S; 6S In, 81. GO.
Scotch and German Damask, IS in., SOC;
co In, 55c; GA in, 6Oc; CS in. rs and s5c
Unbieached Table Damask, 5s in. so, So;
Coo; 72 in, 75, 90c, and 81.
Turkey Red Table Damask, 55 in., 25c;
5S In, 45, SO, T5c; GA In, ST., Black,
blue, green, red, and white borders.
Fancy ColoIed Table Sets, white and ecru,
S4.50 and $G light blue and ecru, So SO,
$3.50: white and red, SO SO; sets with
knotted fringe, so so, sos and $l2;
IA size, $l2 so, $l4.
Bed Linen.
9! yards square, Hemstitched Linen Sheets,
50, Sl1, $l1.5O, $l2 so pair; 2!x2l yds.,
$l2, $12 25 pair.
Pillow Cases, S2.75, SO 25, 81.
Bolster Cases, So so. S. IS, So.
Domestics.
Bltachtd ard Unbleached Sheetiugs and
CottoDs of all brands In ready
made Sheets, 24x2l yds $l.25, $l.40,
81 SO, 81 55 pair.
Linen Stair Crash, Is, Ia, 19c.
Cheese Cloth, all colors, &c net.
French Cambria, indigo blue, 81 in, 25c.
simpsons Indigo and Purple Prints, 6ic.
Many Styles OF Prints at &c yard.
Striped Skirting, 12lc.
Whitaker Tick, Z S, csc; Al, 20c.
Fancy Tick, sateen finish, 20c.
10 yard lengths Ginghams, 81, $l.25.
10 yard lengths Foulard's, S5c metz
Don't Forget
There is 90 per cent. tone.fifth) off above
prices.
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Blankets.

Sizes range from 1914 to 12.4. Colors-.
Gray, Red, Pink, and White. High priced
are,California blankets. Some OF the cheap.
est are crib blankets.
Formerly 1925, 3 325, 3 50. i5O, 600, $50, 1875.
Reduced 10 s1.75 $50 2.75, $50, 800, 5.2j, 600.
Sc 50, G.75, 7.25, 500, $50, 1850, ll.5o 1850.
$3.50, $50, $50, $50 1850, 1900, 1880, 1900
National Republican., 1888-01-28
Bed Linen.

9! yards square, Hemstitched Linen Sheets,
50, Sll, $l1.50, $l2 so pair; 2!x2l yds.,
$l2, $12 25 pair.
Pillow Cases, S2.75, SO 25, 81.
Bolster Cases, So so. S5 IS, So.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25
The Democratic Platform.

We. the Democracy Of the State of
louisiana, in convention assembled, do
announce and declare:
First. Our devotion to the time-honor-
ed principles Of the Democrat party a,
proclaimed by its founder, Thoms Jeffer-
son, believing that their recognition and
enforcement are essential to the mainten-
anco Of free institutions and popular gov
eminent.
second. That we indorse the admins
tration Of Grover Cleveland, and believe
that the interest of the Union will be
best observed by his reelection, and we
affirm that the ADMINISTRATION Of public
affairs In Louisiana has, during the Last
eleven years, brought the State out of
anarchy, developed wealth and prosperity,
and paved the way to the high position
Louisiana is entitled to among the States
and We pledge ourselves to its perpetua-
ton.
We also indorse the administration of
Gov. Samuel Douglas McEnery Is rec
ognition Of the eminent services to the
State of faithful public servant.
Third We pledge ourselves to an eco
nomical administration of public affairs,
to ell maintenances of the state credit by
limiting appropriations to the extent Of
the revenue and to the liquidation Of the
State debt and the prompt payment OF
the interest on the same as now adjusted
by law.
Fourth. That the levee system of the
State Is necessity for the protection Of
the lives and and property OF our citizens.
Fifth. We pledge ourselves to devel-
op, maintain and protect the same to the
fullest extent consistent with the finances
Of the State absolutely essential to the
happiness and prosperity Of our people.
We pledge the Democratic party of this
State to an earnest effort to place the free
public schools Of this State upon q sub
stantial and satisfactory basis. and to that
end the Legislature is requested to appro-
pirate sufficient amount from the an
nual revenues OF the State to provide for
the suitable education Of the children OF
this State.
Sixth. That il rs the duty Of the State
10 foster and improve all Of its great ag-
ricultural interests by adequate legisla-
ton for their development and promo
ton, and especially the encouragement
and maintenance OF the Agricultural Col
lege and the present and proposed State
experimental station and by all other Leg
islation in the special interest OF agricul-
ture.
Seventh. We are opposed to the en-
ployment OF penitentiary convicts OF the
State in such manner a. to bring convict
labor in competition with free labor.
Eighth. We invite TO the fertile fields
of Louisiana immigrants from all lands
with the assurance that they shall find
hoae ; hssS9 vslsuuqe and hsppy bUuA
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25
AK. GRANT PARISH, La, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is 1888.

The purpose of the immigration
convention called to meet in New
Orleans on the 9Th of March is to
direct the attention of people out
side of our State to the desirabili-
ty of Louisiana homes, owing to
the richness and fertility of our
soil, our balmy and equitable eli
mate, the diversity of our pro-
ducts, and the geographical advan-
tages we possess as to connection
with the commerce of the world.
By the organization of a bureau
of State immigration it is hoped
to SO press these advantages before
desirable immigrants as to secure
a fair share of the tide that has
constantly flowed beyond our
bounds to other States with fewer
advantages, but which have been
able to induce this influx by just
such endeavors as are now to be
made in behalf of Louisiana.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25

The editor of the Syracuse
{ Kansas) Journal says that the re-
ports about the great number of
people freezing to death in Kansas
is not only untrue but ridiculous.
He has made close inquiries in ev-
cry county of the State, and in
stead of a thousand persons being
frozen to death there were less than
a dozen. We gave publicity to
this canard, and call attention 70
its refutation. Our State has plen-
ty of fair advantages over the
northwest without resorting to such
mean lies to injure that section,
and we trust the originator ofzthe
falsehood will be ferreted out and
held up to public scorn.
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Louisiana State Agricultural
Society.

Tha fOIIowinO nuaofiona have
s 1"'o
been framed by the above named
Society and d;ractad r. bo nnbl;c
's' ~ - W
~ asked OF all candidates Tor the
Gororol Aaeamhlv ~ th;a Stata AZ
. = =, '..' 1890 ~
the election to be held April 18th,
1904.
RESOLVED, That We recommend that
the following questions be publicly asked
Of all candidates tor Senators and Assem-
blymen at the next election:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25

The New Orleans papers bring
us the sad news of the death OF
Capt. Richard Sinnott, who died
in that city at 7:3O p. m. Friday,
Feb. 18th. There are none of the
jewellers along the banks of Red
river but are familiar with Capt.
Dick and his famous boat the Jesse
K. Bell, but few of them knew and
appreciated the kindness that lay
concealed beneath the bluff exterior
of the man. As he lay in his coffin 2
hundred orphans knelt around his
remains and offered fervent prayers
for the repose ofsthe soul of the
liberal patron who had so regular
ly and unostentatiously provided
for their wants.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25

F. B. .Poupart, treasurer Of the
New Orleans cotton exchange, and
Geo. Peuser, clerk in 2 prominent
shipping house, have absconded
with about $4,000, proceeds Of
premium and State bonds which
had been pledged to the exchange.
These securities were stolen by
Poupart and pledged by Peussr to
three different banks for ready
cash, with which they have alb
seconded. Poupart left . note say
ing that gambling in the Louis
lana lottery is the cause Of it all.
He deserts his wife and child, hav-
ing squandered all his means, and
leaves them nothing but his dis
graced name.
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800 70 $500 1 !. MONTH Ss''r ..r aSs

for us- Agents preferred who can furnish
their own horses and give their whole
time To the business. Spare moments may
be pr"fitably employed siso. A few Wa
cancies ia towns and cities. B. r. JOHN
GcS = co., IO1S Nn1h saEn3Dhmen& -.
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VIZ r;,,t alsevhe-a th;s ,,o~,
inn tha lrs,c Jsl.vaJ larrtbr hnt
sh15awdlv cence;ve5 sccaSfanca of
n q Warmotb of the npm;nst;on
for Gova :, .r.s1 4en n him hv The
Rannhi;can Convention IN the o5th
ds1 of Isrnsrv Isst
Rod hr { sfrsnrer ~ ono r,t
f.o;1;sr In a. 1Si;4;s - -
;s;ana 1 +he i ist4s 40 ,Ip.,I L; n,ScnltoJ
- 1 H. -s s.,e . ~ ~ s , rs,ss-
$500 hv - c - s5r,y~1s,Is IN,
sn;r;+ e f.;ynass ~. ~. ,oo 800. 49,, 49,
,pardshIa icve e ;nst;c. In. Int -.
,,. h. Tos,;s; J" n;srs = a. 49,,
i - om- racert :. st; -; md
ne, ,-s ,s - mi ~.st = -aas,,s -
..;~S .n ~ -. = thst
t 18TH. -b;eb e cr - ala - ths
IA J' -5vn,a. A = - '''>- = -
.ws s. - a., -, -. -, -.
would 6ss
"ni s.. e as''' - ~ 'n' ''sn : '.'n'
The Republican party Of this
State being yery. yery sick. Is most
ready to INDULGE in promises. and
II must be said Of Mr.. Warmoth
that he has. Judging from his lib
eral offers, correctly diaqonised
the condition Of his patient He
declares that he has been nomina-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25
ANNOUNcEmENTs.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
C. WICKLIFFE Of Grant parish as a
candidate for one of the Jndgeships of
tho 18th Judicial District, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25

We are authorized to announce JNO
@. RYAN, Esq, as candidate for District
Attorney Of the 18th judicial District
subject to the nomination Of the Demo.
cratic party.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-02-25

The national Democratic execu-
tive committee have determined to
hold the convention to nominate q
candidate for President on the Bird
Of July. The place has not yet
been determined upon.
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an0UcV to be made Cut this out and return
WUucJ to Ms, and We will send you, free.
something of great value and importance tn
you, that viii start you in business which will
bring you in more money right away then any
thing else in this world Any one can do the
Something new, that just coins money for all
workers. We will start you; capital not needed.
This is one Of the genuine important chances IT
prisine will not delay. Grand outfit free.
Address TRUE Co, Augusta. Maine. dl7
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
ANDREWS of Rapides, as a candidate
for District Attorney of the 18th judicial
district, subject to the nomination by the
Democratic convention.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. John Rothan is visiting friends at
Reading, Pal
J. Wilkins Cooch Of Cooch's Bridge is
in the city to-day.
Harry Bringhurst, Jr., was at home
yesterday from Haverford College.
DR.. w. w. Day spent Thanksgiving
with his father at Pennington, Del.
W. C. Greenleaf of Philadelphia spent
yesterday with friends in this city.
Mary, the youngest daughter of NJ.
Devine at Fourth and West streets, is i'll
with catarrhal fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper of Baltimore are
visiting Mrs Hooper mother, Mrs. Maria
Robinson of No 1000 jefferson street.
DIR. J. Wesley Mullin Of West Chester,
Pa. who has been practicing medicine at
Downingtown, Pa, will shortly move to
this city.
Professor Edward Smyth Of Bryn
Mawr College. with his wife and child,
spent Thanksgiving Day with his father
Clement B. Smyth.
Charles w. MeFee Of Georgetown,
private secretary to Senator Gray, will
remain in this city until Monday, when
he will accompany the Senator to Wash
ington.