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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23
PRZYBRANE
DZlECk0
Powiese obycza5owa z naszych
czas6w.
(Ciag dalszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
stanawszy u wejseia rudery
sroirze} ku stawowi i spe-
strzegf, he to ME Erwin sic
zbliaa, lecz mleda d~ziewczyna.
Ogladafa sic naokof; widocz-
nie czeka1a ma kogos. Me INA,
lazfszy zas oczekiwanej esoby,
usiadla ma kamieniu, ktory
wiasnie byl opuscif. Prawdo-
podobnie strach epanowaf ia
W samotnosci nocnej, DO "a
naJmniejszym szelestem Try
wafa sic, a potem znowu STA
data. Dopoki ksiszye tax jas
Ee pogladaf ia otwarte miej'
see, m6gf Korw;n do)rzee kaz-
diego jej rueEu, a nawet ry.
sew twarzy.
Shiny wiatr zakofysal nagle
wierzchofkami drew miecae
jej liScie i suche gafezie pod
nogi; poskoczyfa z lekkim O.
krzyklem pr~zeraaenia zbliza-
JAG sic do rulny. Byfa tax Bill
sko hrabiego, lie mogf wzre
klein objae jej oblicze. Jakby
gromem ra2ony wstrzaf sic !,
szereko rozwartemi oczyma
poglada1 "a dziewcze. Nieomal
ME krzyknaf ma gfos w ma
stepnej chwili ale dziewczy-
ma lekafa sic ciemnych mu-
row j z westchnieniem zwre,
ella sic znewu ku stawowi.
- Jestze to sen? - mowif
Kerwin do siebie - czyli ma
ra dawnege w%spomnienia zja-
via sic " ciemnym leslie, a.
bym byf celem ]ej igraszki
zwodniczsj? Czyli przyszfa mi
oznajmiG, lie chu& grzeszna
pionie W odmfedzouem poke
lenlu? Kledyz nareszcie pre-
stana furye dreczye me zwie.
die SERGE?
Wiatr zawisf silnie), spadf
drobny deszcz roszae ciafo
dziewczvny. zblizyfa sic raz
jeszcze do ruiny szukajac W
niej schrenienia, glove ma
prod pedawszy spejrzafa W
etwor, ale ciemnosc odstraszy.
Ia ja pc drugi rae, a deszcz
coraz gestszy zmusif ia do
szukania osfony pod skupio-
nymi wierzchofkami szumia-
cych swierkow. Kcrwin sfyszaf
jei westchnienia, ilekroe wlatr
ustaf ma chwile; zdawaie mu
sic, ze usta jej wzywaja Err
wilma pc imieniu.
N~areszcie, gdy jul powat-
piewa& FACIAL, czy syn jego
przybedzie, usfyszaf odgfos
spiesznych krokow; esoby ME
mogl dojrzeG, %ponlewaz ksie-
3y6 JUL byf zaszedf, atoli die
wcze zawofafo:
- Przyszedfes nareszcie, Er.
winle! Byfam W trwodze smier.
telnej! Chodz, uciekajmy, W
tie tropy; ojelec odkryf nasz
zamiar i bedzie mas szuka]
wszedzie.
= Uspokoj sic, Rozo =
odpowisdzia1 Erwin = wien,
Re bedzie mas szukat, ale i to
wien, ze zabiegi jego beda
daremne; mann tn bezpieczna
/. krzyewke @ kt6rej nikomu
sic ME snlfo, a pewno ME
twojelnu ojcu. W niej pozosta'
niemy, al p%rzeminie najgor'
SIZE niebezpieczehstwe; potem
dopiere mozemy sic ulotni6
Podaj mi ramie i chodzmy dc
ruiny, zanlm mas %wytrepia.
- Acb, mnie strach tel Gle
mnej rudery = mowila Ro1a
- re nina ME masz sic
czego iekae, jestes zupetnie
bezpieczna - odpowiedziaf Err
win; gdyby zas jednak ma,
wykryto, nam W murach tycl
dostatkiem brenl, ably stawi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-23

Warunkl kupna Dardzo PREY
stepne. Wszelkich informacyj
udzieli bezplatnie Jozef
Z a b e k i, Sturgeon Lake,
Pine Co., Mimi. ZwrociS je-
dnak music uwage Szan. Ro-
dakem II nadarza sic sposo-
bnosc kupienia debrego grun-
tn i tanie w blizkosci kelei.
Family polskich osiadfych W
ttych stronach jest okefo 70 a
te] jesieni zamierzamy budo-
wac kosciof i szkote polska.
Spieszcie sic zatem i kupuj-
Gle, peki cena przystepna,
gdy2 wkr6tce ceny pejda W
gore. Cena 4 dolary "a akler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11
RECEIVED BY LADY PAUNCEFOTE
The First Formal Entertainment at the
British Legation.

SIR JULIAN AND LADY fAUNcEroTE OPEN THEIR
ROUSE IN HONOR OF THE DELEGATES TO THE
MARITIME ooSFRREScE-A BRILLIANT scESo
IN THE MANSION on CONNECTICUT AVENUE
A beautiful night host and hostess moa
accomplished in every hospitable way, q
superb supper and q company Of distinguished
guests were among the causes Of the marked
success OF the first large official entertainment
given by SIR Julian and Lady Pauncefote at the
British legation last evening. The large draw
ing rooms were brilliantly lighted. the chande-
hers were garlanded with festoons OF smilax.
and the corners Of the rooms and the fire.
places were transformed into fan-like clusters
and pyramids Of palms, among the green OF
which glowed the vivid crimson Of the poin-
setta's leaves. The ball room was used a.
salon. with the rugs down and three
crimson divans occupying the central portion
of the floor The large mirror. that stand op-
posite each other reflected the brilliant scene
Of lights and festoons Of smilan into vista 10
which there was no end. The grand staircase
had its newell posts crowned with large palms,
and the ladies passing upward and downward
TO and from the dressing rooms made a very
beautiful picture. The United States Marine
band, under the direction of Mr.. John Philip
Sousa, was stationed IN the upper corridor OPP
posite the large portrait of her British majesty
that is on the stairway landing The dressing
rooms for the gentlemen we're on the entrance
floor.
In the dining room the arrangements were
complete Tor the supper that was served from
1880 during the reception. The flowers used
everywhere were masses of the fragrant La
France roses. The chief piece on the supper
table was dressed salmon supported by dol
phins On the back of it was a boy Cupid hold
ing at arms length the flags OF Great Britain
tate no ted
OF every delicacy known TO the caterers art
and there was plenteous flow of champagne
and large bowl of punch. Gilt-edged cards
bearing the program of music were presented
the guests and the fourth number was bril-
liant composition of Prof. Sousas IN honor Of
the guests OF honor, the delegates to the inter-
national marine conference, called The Inter.
national Congress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11

piphtheria has clOsed the Marlboro. Mo-,
schools.
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The Virginia Co,ored Convention.

The Virginia republican league at meeting
last evening elected the following delegates TO
the colored state convention TO convene IN
Richmond, Va, Tuesday next, the 18th; W. z.
Martin, @. r. Seymour, L. w. Quisenbury, q.
r Barnes and Peter K Jones. This conven-
ton will consider the political. educationai
and industriaI condition of the negro of that
state and is expected to be the largest and most
important of the kind ever held there. United
action on political matters will be one Of the
chief topics considered
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Death of VIM. 0,Rrien

The remains Of VIM. o Brien, long a trusted
employe in the family Of the late Secretary of
State Frelinghuysen, were brought to this city
last night in charge of his wife and Brother
Michael. His death, which occurred i'm New
York. was sudden. The funeral will take place
at O'Clock tomorrow morning from his late
residence, ll47 18th street northwest
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
TTNHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV; TRANS
tents, al and : 30 per day with board per week.
90 10 60; headquarters Tor Sghseers daily stage TO
Arlington and points Of interest no1iquors. -m
VNHE ALPINE, ST. AND $40 ~ ST. n. W. LARGE
Il Wel-furlished Rooms; Frst-class Board reason
able prices; convenient 10 street cars n2l-Ims
FINHE LITCHFIEiD,
Il 500 F0ukTEENTH STREET,
Washington. ID. G.
nl5-1m' d. b. STOCKHAM. Proprietor
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A Serious Accident.

George johnson, the driver Of one Of the
Odorless excavating company's wagons, fell
from his seat at isthand NJ streets yesterday af-
ternoon and the wagon wheels passed over him,
breaking both arms and one Of his ribs. He
was taken to the third precinct station md
from thence to the Freedman's hosnital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11

SIR JULIAN AND LADY PAUNcEForE OPEN THEIR
HOUSE N HONOR OF TIE DELEGATES TO THE
MARITIME coSFKREScE-A BRILLIANT scESo
IN THE MANSION on CONNECTICUT AVENUE
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EOR RENT

EOR RENT
II S15 Il St .w.,1GrSlOC
10ll 22d st. lOr....76. 81
140O 21st st. NV, Tor. 7l
Isl Nd. ave. ne, ] 1r. 1T
40 81 ct. NV, Or.
zoos y H.av.n-w.9r. IS. 81
lOl2 :2,2dn.w.. Or. 5000
laos 3lst. NV. lOr....i5
laos 18th NV, sr..42.l7
Hyuttsyille. Nd, lar. .iC
216 c. 81. NV, l3r. $3.50
j 500 Linden 81. NV .9r.3t
1505 10th st. n-w.sr.227. %
ESQ y st. NV. Sr...25. q.
x47 sth ST. ne. Or. 70. 80
1870 v 81. n W., TIKI
131S v ~. NV, 1r....2l:I
S04 Mass. sve.n.e..or. o
TOO eth ST. ne, 9r.....2l
32S l3sh st. s.v- 5r 20
1927 n. Cap. st. Or. 2O.5(
127 Z ~. Me-, 7r..-2O. 81
1918 18th stn.w.sr.2 20. 4C
4Gst. NV, 7r......s2 X
az Ell MAE
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

TOR RENT TwO-STORY BASEMENT AND
IT Attic BRICK House. 9l5 9th ST. W keys at 9l3
9th St For terms, &C., apply at Room 40, Corcorsn
building 1t
NOR RENT-2O5 9Th ST Sc FRAME; GAS
II water and latru be- Is house In good condition:
eonventsnt 20 cars and market. Apply to ID. W.
MIAMS. 1908 5th St nv. dll-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11

EOR INSTRUMENTATION OF THE MOST
Il Elegantly and Completely Furnished Houses in
Washington location central and unsurpassed; refer
enees required; to rent from January Is, go
JAMES A BATES & CO.. l4O7 st. NV. d7-6t
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Fire Near Falls Church.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
FALLS CHURCH, Va, Decemb

OUfftHIJnutIICt
FALLS CHURCH, Va, December IL.
On Monday the 9th instant the large new
barn Of Tom Walker, who lives between here
and the Court House, was burned in the day
time, with all its contents. 1t is not known
how the fire originated The house was in
danger for a time. The barn contained
Go bushels of corn, LIS bushels of oats and q
large amount of corn fodder, farm implements,
&c. Mr.. Walkers carpenter and joiner's tools,
valued at $500, were burned lisa
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The Proposed Centennial Memorial.

The governors and other Representatives Of
states whose meeting Yesterday morning was
fully reported in TIE STAR, met again yester-
day evening in the red parlor of the Ebbitt
house and informally discussed plans and
prices of the proposed centennial memorial to
be erected in Philadelphia No definite con-
illusions we're arrived at and the matter rests
with the committee which Gov. Green of New
Jersey appointed Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11

TEN SHOW ROOMS FILLED WITH THE LATEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE FURNITURE AND UP
HOLsTERY ART FROM THE RECOGNIZED
MANUFACTURING CENTERs OF THE WORLD
Grand Exhibition Of IMPORTED NOVELTIES
suitable for HOLIDAY and WEDDING PRESENTS,
and for Drawing Room use aud ornamentstion. at
specially attractive prices.
Visitors to New York cordially invited to call
and examine stock and prices. The central loca
ton of our establishment (sdtoining Eden Musee)
makes it easy of from all parts Of the city.
sel9-3t&m, w,s3m
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929 N.J.av.n.w. Or. $40 80
1928 N.Have.n.w.. Or. 20
SIG Dst. ne, or....2O
1925 y. Capitol Or.
1886 9;h St NV, 6rlS. 80
9s1 y J.ave.n-w. GIRLS. 30
I ii3 i -. n.w..Or...l0 80
2034 18th st. NV, Or. 1850
l09 y 81. u W., ir.......l6
342O Prospect ay.,6rl5.3O
ili Nj. ave, 5r....l5.: 80
2:53 Mass. ave. n. Or..l5
l64l y j. ave. NV, Aria
2221 Cleveland ave. ,0r.l3
l02s 9th 81. ne, 5r.....l2
l2l0 B.zsden's a.. :, 4r....1l
S24 Wilson st. 5r......l0
l2:i9 25th ST. NV. Ar. 10
10 COlu'biaav.n-w..4r.9.:5 30
5 BlaSden's ain. W, Ar. s.. 80
441 l. 81. NV, 3r.........9
STORES.
ZUS u 81. n.v...-........35
- 70 l4th st .n.w........25
gig 2lst st. n.w.....lO.3O
fR roo Ola Es%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11

lvOR RENT-FROM JANUARY i, 1880 NEAR
II Dupont Circle. an Elegantly Furnished House, IL
Rooms and all modern improvements. $500 per
month, $50 per month By the year. Owner leay-
ing the city. JAS. H. MARX, 936 i ST. d2-eoOt
+ 2i<4 st.n.w..7rs25 500 lOthst. me-. 7r. .s14
15l6 6Sh 81. NV, Or. 20 1233 Nd. ne 4 sta l2
40 l0th st. Sc, Sr Is 1225 Md. av.n.e, 10
!Og 9th St ne, 7r. 1885 Nd ay.n.e., Ar.
d7-6t ALBEkT r. FOX. 900 St NV.
ISOR RENT-UNFURNIsaED.
s3I r NV. ,lOr- yd-SS0 27lS 9TH n W.. 5r. S12 so
Ae.s W sv. NV, Or. $50 6O5 Callen ST., 50
,,,-, FUkNlSHED
III. 2lst lSrs-- .el,sO0 Vermont ave. 81 .260
Al ~ nr Conn ave 800 cog St Sc. lar. 200
1Sll Al stnW.llr. 300 1906 ct. NV l2r.l 500
d7-ot. ALIEN . NJ 4: a Ihf y =.
nor PENTHOUSE l4IO 29TH ST, n. w,
Looms and Cellar: mod. i'm ps bath range, la
trSoe a1d Gas; me side and back yard; within
4OO iee q Met CIR line rent per mo- Apply u
do-ot NksCOTI & WILCOX, lS07 Ps. ave. nv
tok hENT-FURNIsEED-HoU 2O27 ST.
neishborhood; rent ssS. For permit apply to
d6-6t 1 q nnipl sSOA.
EOk REST-FURNIsHED-ON VERMONT AyY
i9s doors fsOn Iowa circle, a lO-roou House.
Win every modern Improvement. fully furnished
ynst the Rouse Tor member OF Congress or persons
visiting city. Apply
n27-2v CHALMERS = VOORHEES,. I4ls st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

VHoR saloon 10TH ST. BETWEEN AND s
- SITS. NV, Fine Lot 50xl 90: this is bargain At
o1:15 CHALMERS VOORHEES,.
d11-3t 141S St nv.
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AUCTION SALES.

E,OLEY, Auctioneer.
l Will SELL LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
FiATUEEs, SCALES, LARGE NEAT SAFE
AND COUNTER
The stock consists follows: Can Goods Teas
Coree, Tobacco and Cigars, Wooden Ware AID Crock.
cry This sale will take place at store No. 1I60 10Th
street str, t,r northwest, ERIpAI, DECEMBER THIN.
1EkNIH, at ZEN O'CLOCK NJ. Dealers are in
yited as tile goods will be sold without reserve
dll-2t FOLEY, Auctioneer
Evening journal., 1889-09-02

on Saturday to play the base ball club Of
this Nine were to be here to play match
game but the rest never come Two
straight defeats must have been too
much for them. Are they scaredf The
Christiana club was on the grounds ready
te kplay but were disappointed by the
Newark club not coming. The club here
has not been defeated this season, so
keep your eyes on them next Saturday
afternoon when they viii Try another
club. Davis and Welsh make great
battery. A large crowd was here to wit
ness the game on Saturday but were dis
appointed.
William Dundass Of Virginia is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Oldham. He has
lately arrived from a business trip to
Europe.
Misses Hettie, Clara and Stella Earsly
are the guests Of Mr.. Naudian.
Miss Mary Lyman is seriously III at her
home
Miss Minnie Shilling Of Wilmington
spent yesterday with David Appleby
h. G. Mote will move to Odessa on
Wednesday next. He will take charge
of the school there at the beginning of
The term September Is.
Edward johnson of Wilmington in
company with friend, stopped in this
town yesterday afternoon
Miss Mary Miller Of State Road is on
visit to Mr.. Clough.
The Young Peoples Association Of the
Presbyterian church will hold its
monthly meeting on Thursday evening
at the residence OF DR., F. l.. Springer.
Lewis Webber Of Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in this town.
John Mayne, who is employed in VIII
mington, spent yesterday at his home
here.
Mrs Powell Of Philadelphia is visiting
William r. Powell.
William Gawthrop Of Wilmington was
the guest Of A. Stroud yesterday.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
OCEAN CITY BEACH.
sights and Incidents Of Things Animate
snd Illuminate.

Sights and Incidents Of Things Animate
sBd Illuminate.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINoroN, Aug. 81 Last Thurs.
day was the great day OF the season at
Ocean City, where SO many Of the Balti
more people have been spending a Dor
tion and some Of them all Of the season.
The season there, as at most other sum.
mer resorts has bsen an untoward one
this year, on account OF the liquid
weather, which has kept everything in
soak most Of the time. But last Thurs.
day on the Atlantic coast was grand,
glorious day from the early hour, when
the sun lifted his great. red face up
from his ocean bed, until the eventide
when he sank down into it, quite be-
wildered with the marvellous scenes he
had been beholding on the sea shore,
through the long course Of the delight
ful summer day.
Vast numbers Of mankind swarmed the
streets from early till late at that popu-
lous summer resort, that seems to be
made up Of capacious hotels, fanciful
cottages and busy stores.
Upon the apparently interminable
boaru walk that extends along the beach
in front Of the buildings, crowds Of gaily
dressed people could be seen vending
their way in both directions, ali day long,
in an unbroken line while multitudes
could be seen also seated on the clean.
beautiful sand, watching the breskers
and comparing ifthey choose the charac.
teristies Of the animate and the inanimate
elements, which, though so very different,
have many points Of resemblance, and
much between them in common.
Undoubtedly Thursday was the gala
day at Ocean City. The excursion train
that left Wilmington at early morn
reached Harrington according to its
scheduled time, well laden with pleasure
seekers. Several coaches were added Il
the train at this point and every seat wal
taken.
Death has stalked abroad here agar
and for his victims chose the infant SON
Of J. Henry Denning and Nehomial
Messick, old and respectable farmers
The Republicans are still at war orv
the post Office appointment at this place
The applicants are staining every nerv
and who will be the successful one /
now question. But no matter VIII
may get it there win be war in the rank
as there has been over every appoint
ment that Higgins has made or helped t
make during his stupendous career a
Senator.
There is a lull n the peach market a
this point and will be until the Smoc
comes on, which will be in a very shor
time
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
DIED.

BIERMANN.-In this city. on August 81.
Joseph A., son of John ). and Rachael Bier
mann. aged years and MONTHS
DAVIS.-In this city, on the f9th inst, Mrs.
susan Davis, in the 9th year of her age.
DOUGHERTY. AT Rising SUM- on the 26th
instant, Dennis q son of Dennis and Rosanna
Dougherty aged II years, month and days.
ELLIS. In this city, on the 2Tth of August,
Augustine v. Ellis, aged Al years.
GARRAGHY.-On the 18th instant. Harriet
Garraghy.
GIBSON.-1n this city on August 30, Robert
Gibson, aged 60 years.
HART.-on the LIST instant. Joseph w Hart,
aged "A years,
MAGARGAL.-In Mill Creek hundred, on
August 30, Clara L., infant daughter Of Or
lando O. and Clara Magargal, aged months
and days.
SCOTT this city, on August 20. 1889.
Clara NJ, wife Of John 4. Scott, in her 25th
year.
SHIELDS in this city, on the Goth instant,
Charles, infant son of Charles and Catharine
Shields, aged years and months.
TEMPLE. AT Kent0n, on the 26th instant
Emory Temple, aged 70 years.
WOODS.-In this city, on August q, Will
liam r., son OF Grace Woods, in the Sd year of
his age.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
|. HAMBURGER
& SONS,
22O and 222 Market Street.

wILMINGToN'S BIG CELEBRATION
BEGAN TODAY. WHAT A MAGNIFI-
CENT AFFAIR 1T IS. WHAT A HOST
OF OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS ARE
THERE. WELL, WE WANT YOU TO
MAKE THIS YOUR HEADQUARTERS.
COME TO THE STORE AND LEAVE
YOUR BAGGAGE, USE OUR WAITING
ROOM. ASK QUESTIONS, FEEL PER-
FEcTLY FREE TO DO AS YOU PLEASE.
OF COURSE THERE is BUT ONE STORE
IN THE CITY LIKE OURS WE ARE
THE PEOPLES STORE. WE REPRE-
SENT ONE CLASS AS WE DO ANOTHER.
WE GIVE ONE AND ALL THE SAME
PRIVILEGE. OUR WAITING AND RE-
CEPTION ROOMS ARE FITTED UP FOR
YOUR EXPRESS USE-FOR YOUR CON
vENIENCE. THERE'LL BE EVERY SER
VICE YOU MAY REQUIRE. ALL THE
PAPARs, kwRITING MATERIAL, MES
SENGERS, ASSISTANCE OF EVERY
KIND WILL BE AT YOUR COMMAND
WE ASSURE YOU IT Is OFFERED
WITHOUT CHARGE.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
MARRIED.

BISsELLE-HALL.-O August q, by the
Rev. d. H. Corkran, Willis W. Bisselle Of
Wilmington, and Mollie +. Hall, Of Middle
town. Del.
URRIS-LEATHAN.- August %, at
No $40 Spruce street, by he Rey. William L.
White, John j. Burris of this city and Sarah
Il. Leatham of Kent County, Nd.
COLL Ms S-BRADFORD.-At Camden, n.
J +, on August 20 by the Rev. w. II Burren.
James Collins and Anna Bradford. both Of
Concord, Delaware county. Pa.
-PORTER.-At 1901 w. Second
street. on Thursday evening. Aug ~ by Rev
Adam Stengle, Frank D.Deakyne. OF this city
and Miss May Porter of Concordyille. Pa.
ELLIOTr-RASH.--A Camden, n. j., on
August 20 by the Rev. w. II. Burreil, John
Elliott OF Newport and Ada Rash OF phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST

TucRER-'T saw your son in the
country to-day Parker. He had his
camera with him, believe" Parker
Yes; he went out to take some views,
suppose. Was he making good progress2'
you bet he was, and dust. too Some
bodys red bull was after him. Time.
-
HAVE been troubled with catarrh
from boyhood, and considered my case
chronic until about three years ago |
procured Ely's Cream Balm, and count
myself sound to-day All from the use
OF one bottle. ]. r. Cooley, hardware
merchant, Montrose, Pa
p Nj. Barber has used Elys Cream
Balm for catarrh in his family and com
mends it very highly. A lady is recover
ing the sense Of smell. A Tunkannocl
lawyer, known to many of our readers,
says he was cured Of deafness Pitts
ton, (Pa) Gazette.
VISITOR lat insane asylum)-Who is
that fne.looking man making stars and
crosses out Of letters2p Attendant-"Oh,
he was the editor Of ehildren's column
in some paper. One week he lost the
answers to the puzzles. and tried to solve
them himself.-MunseY's Weekly
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THAT tired feeling Is entirely overcome
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which creates an
appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache,
and gives renewed strength and yigor to
the whole body Be sure to get Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself
Sold by all druggists.
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Mr.. N. Peck-'I think II anyone is en-
titled TO a pension it's me- Nudge
You were never in the war. were your
Mr.. N. Peck-.No, but the fellow my
wife was engaged to got killed at
Shiloh. "-Terre Haute Express.
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PROPOSE to institute Ave minute
sale IN this town, i. g., that is, sell every
thing at retail at twenty per cent less
than cost for the space OF FIVE minutes
each day. Time to be computed by City
Hall clock Would like to consult with
my many thousand patrons in regard to
the matter. A. A. CHAPMAN, Seventh
and Orange street.
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II SEE the king Of the dudes has lost
all his money" "Yes. He'd starve If it
weren't for his tailors. How is thatY"
''0h, they've put him in jail for debt
and the state feeds him. Detroit News.
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FEHRENBAcH's and Stoeckle's Beers.
Foord Bottling Co.
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RoBT Smiths India Pale Ale. Xxx
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
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-"Charley. why don't You pro
pose to the Widow Green's daughter?
She's rich and is regarded as the pearl of
her sex. Charley know il my boy,
but | dislike'the mother Of pearl. -
jewellers Weekly.
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PRICES Of lots at Creston are still very
low, and those who buy now will reap
the profits; So monthly Office, 712
Market street
WATCHES and Jewelry at Millard F
Davis, No 9 East Second street.
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did you shoot anything down in
Mainel" asked the inquiring ueighbor Of
the returned sportsman, "Oh, yes, said
the truthful sportsman, truthfully. II
shot all the rapids. '-Somerville Journal
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BEReNER 4 Engel "Tannhaeuser" Beer.
Foord Bottling Co.
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TEAcHER-"What is geography
Pupil-"A description Of the earth's sur
face How is the earth dividedg" "By
railroads corporations and real estate
boomers. -Arcola Record.
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DIR. DEHARnT's pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail. 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ladies be
ware of limitations
Evening journal., 1889-09-02
a VICTORIOUS AND DEFIANT.

Base BAH Club at Christiana Has Not
Been Defeated BaIl's Barge.
special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRIsrIANA. Sept, 2.--John Ball called
on the reporter last evening and made
few statements regarding his barge that
IS sunk IN the Christian river near
Market street bridge. As soon as he
found itsmpossible to raise the barge, he
employed a dredging company to remove
IT, The dredgers are very busy now and
could not do it at once, but are expected
70 do It the frs. part Of this week. Mr..
Bal does not wish 10 obstract navigation
ana has been doing all in his power to
nave the barge re'rogrd He SAYS ifthev
IA a short time
Tso p'aysss CINE dos !. i.,n Newarl.