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A. ~. sneed. Hardware.
Has rcopcned again at old stand, 207
Second street.

Tun Illinois Central Railroad will run n
Special Excursion Daylight Train from
jackson, Miss. 20 Memphis, Tenn, Thurs.
day. January l7th, at one fare the round
trip from OIL iniermcdiate stations.
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AsrusEMENrs.

AMUsEMENrs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
TONIGHT.
Matinee Saturday.
FiEttime in Memphis Of
NJ HILLS UNION SQUARE THEATER co.
A POSSIBLE cAsEl
Sydney Rosenfeld.
The Great New York Success
Satire on Diyorce Laws OF New York.
Fun, Fact and Fancy Woven Together
Next wcek-FREDERIcR wARDE
Y NH A. HALL
MRS. LoNGsHoRE POTTS, ND,
MRS. LoNGsHoRE POTTS, Md,
MRS L0NGsHoRE-POTTS MD,
The Eloquent and Popular QuaLeress,
VIII Deliver Lectures ON
PHYSIOLOGY, HEALTH AND DISEASE,
PHYSIOLOGY, HEALTH AND DISEASE,
As Follows:
EVERY EVENING OF THIS WEEK,
Friday Excepted.
AT O'Clock, to Roth Sexes.
EVERY AFTERNOON OF THIS WEEK,
AT 30 O'Clock, to Ladies' Only.
SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY "a
ATS O'Clock.
Famous Lecture on
"LovE couRTsIiiP AND MARRIAGE"
MRS DIR POTTS
Treats Women aud Children Only
T Pr .A Asa SSiy.
Residence; GAyoso HOTEL Hours: DAM TO
I'm. Consul niions Free
Special Engagements, Not to Wait, s.
Remain Until January II Only
" MICA. HALL, 2o7 MAIN STREET
Thursday evening. January Il. at O'Clock,
GRAND CONCERT.
Under the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
MAMMALIAN wFINsTE1N,
Greatest living Maudolinist, also Violin Virtuoso
OF rare merit, late OF the Imperial Academic, Rio
De Janeiro, Hmgll. who during histmyels through
Europe had the honor Of playing before His Mai.
esty william Emperor Of Germany, aud also before
other royal circles Of ENGLAND, Russia Bavaria aud
Austria, assisted by Mn. T. II. Ferry, Miss Carrie
Block and Mr.. James Ryan.
Prof. wclnseln challenges the world for person
10 excel hts manipulation of his iayOrlte instru.
ment the spanish Mandolin.
Mr. EMILE LEVY. MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Admission, 80 cents
yIvoNDERLAND MUSEUM AND TIIFATFR.
w In Mammoth Iron Building los and Ig7 Main
Gtfeet between Adams aud Washington.
Week OF January :.
New Attractions In Our CuriO Hall
CHEMAH,
The Smallest Chinese Dwarf.
The Educated Pig.
IARADO,
Tho Kaflir Jewel Chief.
Madame koralinc. Ancient Pottery.
Prot Miller aud Ills Hives OF Working bees
The Anicdiluyiar Mumnyfed Giant
Madame Carucia. the Grerian Beauty.
Madame johnson. the New York Gianicss
The Dashingtons. Four In Number
Blackston and Burns, Comedians and song and
Dance Artists.
Admission, 10 Cents
Open nj and : O'CLOCK pm.
Hourly I'crforInanocS
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AZ Grecn,IIIo

spccisl Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
GRrESviLLE Miss, Jan. 0.-Thc Charles
l.. Grant for Arknnsa. City, left M q o'clock
am. The Annie +. Silver let for Memphis
at o'clock pm. River, II feet aud falling
Weather cold and fine.
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rsr 81 CoIcman's ko.ko cachou.

OFFICES furnished with towel rick. comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
% ccuis per week. by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office
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ANNUAL MEETING.
!. ~ o MT Rnllwnv Comnnnv.

Hy order Of the President aud Hoard II plrutofs,
tie annual meeting ui stockholders Of the louis
VILE NoN Orleans q Texas hallway Comrahy. Tor
the purpose Of ciociiug Directors aud Ofiicfrs and
trausaetlnr ans other business Will h. held at the
Cointauy's one in the CRY Of Msmphis on MON.
DAY FEBRUARY n, 49, ai Y O'Clock noon.
q n nOstIEH lorfgtarv
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Masonic Temple Bonds.

Holders ot he above bonds win present their
January ooapons NJ the ihnkinF House Of the
Memphis city Fire & General Insurance Co on he
10th instant for payment ny oricr
u. n. MADDEN. President
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Tur well known strengthening properties
Of iron. combined with other tonic8 and
most perfect ncrvine. are found w Caricr's
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves aud
body. and improve the blood aud com
tlgNfpu
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sfnKe of The IlIxcr..

OrFiCE SigSAt stnytcr, u. g A.
Mtvrnn Tenn. jau. =, iSsl.
The following observations src taken nj all ia.
il0ns nmncd M the 10Th meridian time, which "
one hour later Than Memphis time.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
Mechanics Savings Bank.

The Mechanics Savings hank has declared div
idend Of Thrce tg per cent out Of the earnings Of
the past six month.
I. KATZENBERGER.
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Arrivals Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola.
Departures: Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Chickasaw, White River; Ruth,
TintonVillp
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NOTICE.

rT,uE ANNUAL NETTING or THE aTocR.
holders II the Milburn Gin and Machine
Company iur the election ~ Difuciors " IN L. held
nm y A. hEEs. scc'y.
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German Bank.

GILMAN DANK
MrYrfns. TIM. January I, isSa. I
Tho Doard has this day declared a scmtannun
cash dividend Of four tll Per cent. payable ON an,
after the 10Th Inst out VI the earnings OF the PISS
six months Tho Transfer Backs viii he close
from 9o'clock pm. January Z. toy O'Clock am.
January ~ l
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Election.

ptoctbholdcrs an herriy notified that IN cleo.
lion viii he held at the tuion aud Pianlon' Rank
an Monday ianunry u. itsl from 10 O'Clock n IN.
until O'Clock pm, ~ choose Difect0n hsrviof 10
serve the ensuing year 49,
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
a sisting of SO mem :
bers (ladies and gentlcmcn);
each member pays sI.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $4,000 worth of goods
in our line "a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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State Savings Bank.

Interest a, the rate Of 3 per cent per hnnum ha
been credited to all accounts with the State saving
Bank entitled thereto for the sK months cndinp
December %, 1855 b. ouicr
I'D. AoNTEDoNICo. Cashier.
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THE HUGHES 4 HALLER WATCH AND JEWELRY CLUB SYSTEM
Manager
TESTIMONIAL:

We the undersigned having been supplied through the "GIS
|WATCH AND NVRY CLUB SYSTEM take
lily endorse and recommend their plan o every
/
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IlYlo. TIyIo, Hylo at all druggists.
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Lilly Carriage Company.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

January s. iss1
~ or 81 this COMPANY held II their ofiicc ths
day, dividend 10 twelve per cent was declared
out Of the pronl NJ the past year pay able In cash
on demand NJ thClr uiiicu.
The following FciIicincn wcrr chosen DiUcinrs
81 this COMPANY Tor The cGsulng year, viz owen
Lilly. W. W Bicnr. r.. John v. rpcCd John 4
ncnic nnd VIII W. niere. mud OWon LILLY was
chosen President aud General Manager. John 4.
Dcuic, Vic, President and ". W. Biefcc, ST., Sec
rotary and Treasurer.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

tfr-,fsneif ~ nif covlA ui1 Be- oidr1,f NJ raj, NJ
80 fornro tnooas iAsuti0'g iis0 iAsatioai &c o.,
srrt. 0c
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A sifyFR WATCH ON WFDSEsDAY MORN.
~ ing, 1anunty is1 Appiy " CRAWFORD
WARD. Charleston rhuia
ON nTC. n, uNE LADY COLD WATCH AND
" chain. Owner Can obtain satno ~ proving
t,f,,tafty and unyirr CHARGE Nupy at 90 NHiu q
AltrliT TAYLOR
nYF HROwH MAIH NriT ~ GOOD CONDt
~ tlou. inquirc nj 10 Adams fifpct
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving


Arkansas city.............~JAMEs LEE, 5 pm.
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PERSONAL
a NTIoUARiAS BOOK sTuRE lIMoyED TO
~. No ~ 5scond sincct =
A MON isEI.E MANUFACTURER or AND
~ dealerin noou ani sho.-. 4i< Monroc street
A sHBRooR a WITH "a FRONT 81. PAY
~ highest cash prizes Tor uides. fuu anfw0ol
C,ARPENTER AND BUILDER 7. J. RYAN,
~ No, ~ Gayosott toblinr promptly attended
70. Jack scfcws fnf hire. Telephone i0t
mr. IN POwELL cAS ~ POUND AT ms
- oncc, 100 tourt street.
DECLlNfNU FAMILY PRACTICE" IsTIALL
- rifu my whole time " my Office. vhcrr from
until o'clock can be found By oil who fcquifo
DR. ions n WHITE. 9a Main At
CAs AND OIL sTovEs, LATfsT DIsIGNA
VI lanp-. etc. q A Hiuiclds 90 second Il
I-IfDFs AND fuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
i rrie, paid scllEIlLER 4 90. 2n Mainst
NIEMPnIs sTEAM CAkPET CLEANING AND
ing done ~ 81 rs snnches TeloIhone ci6
NvIRE WORK on ALL KISDs. iis sBCoND
w street TENNESSEE Win and Iron Works,
telephone iui9
nEAL IsrArE AGEsrs.
A LLIS a FINLEY. RIAL Estate AGENTS
Z aud Irokeu- 70 Nadison sircct
y ooDwyN6 HEARD. REAL Estate AGENTS,
VI brokers aud collectors. No. Madison street
II l. OUiON. KEAL LsIATE AGENT,
IL. 10 Madison street
III ATCHETT. RICE A co. RIAL EsTATE AND
- lnsumnec Agents. ~, Main -. Nemphis
I \. LoUDoN. RIAL ESTATE AND RENTAL
81 Agcnt . hadlson strrci
ID l. uoYkR& co, RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
u \. md brOkers No - Madison street
ID }. BLACK a 90, HAL tsiAIs AGENTS.
Il /. t2Nndison street
uWE COSAWAy REAL EsTATE AGENCY, 2s5
u Main street Established is7t
NO ACCOUNTS
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REWARD

COX INWARD foRTnE nruRSor WHITE
% ZD tctter log With llug fle,i oyer hs
BODY head black and white. hlih EAR blech lame
M rlrht leg. answcr 10 name of Buck. Return 70
onlcc of oayuso Hotel aud receive NWafd NO
questions asked.
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LAND re- Nv.
ron ,AII on ntNr.

L,ouR ROOM COTTAGE l0 COURT srREEE
II Apbly 10 90. IAfIA,
~ Iruut stfUet
90 AcnFs oT fucu LAND MAR noZPii,s
~ station. on n a. it ". ~ milrs irln
city. small dWdIuF hplsr stable, veil ETC.. %
promises. ApplI lpM q rAIIkiH0N, ~ Mad
lsun street.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09

Miss Lulu Mendenhall Of PHILADELPHIA
Is visiting Miss Carrie Wright at East
End
Mr. and Mrs John S. NJ. Neil and son
Of Helena, Montana Territory, are visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. George q. Evans. the
parents of Mrs Neil.
Miss Mayme Crosier Of X emmett Square
was the guest of Miss Lille Gray this
week.
Miss May Shivler of Philadelphia spent
several days with her parents this week.
Mrs Putt Of Harrisburg, Pa returned
home on Monday after visit to her son.
II. J. Putt, B. & o. station agent.
Miss Belle Rose of Odessa. Del. Is yis.
ting her brother, David Rose at the ?.
w, q B. r. r. station.
Miss Maggie Mote Of Chester, Pa, is
visiting her uncle A. J. Mote.
Miss Clara Edmundson OF Hare's Cor
ner, Del, is visiting friends here.
Miss t. Brown of Wilmington is visit.
ing the Misses Addie and Mary Steele.
near town.
Miss Ida f. Ellis Of Wilmington, Wis
tied friends here last Sunday.
Bishop Coleman will lecture in the
College Oratory. Feb. ID.
Mrs. w. Crookham. an aged lady who
resided at Baldwin Mills, died on Thurs
lay last in the Goth year Of her age. The
funeral was on last Saturday with inter
ment at Head of Christiana Cemetery
Delaware Ledger.
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Pocomoke city.

Mi. s Maggie Clarke is spending several
days with friends near Princess Anne
Zadok Hall has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs. r. X. Wimbrourh at
Crisfeld
Miss Florence Coston returned on Sat.
urday from a two weeks visit to Balti-
more
Miss Sallie Milligan, teacher at Cokes.
bury, and Miss Kate Mills spent Sunday
Custus Tull's
The Shakespeare Club will meet at the
residence Of Miss Macon Hall. on FRIDAY
evening, the 10Th instant
Colonel William ]. Aydelotte and wife
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
ID. 5. Wheaton. who resides at Chinco-
league Va.
John Richardson, deputy clerk OF Wor-
cesteI county, has been appointed clerk
to succeed the late John w. Station.
Harry Hayward of Baltimore has been
spending few days at the residence of
his father, John E, Hayward in Somer
set county.
Mrs. Thomas F. Hargis. Jr., who is
visiting friends in Norfolk, is expected
soon to be at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. s. Clark, in this
place. Record and Gazette.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
TAX COLLECTORS SELECTED.
Dougherty and Mckee Selected by the
Levy Court Caucus.

Oougherty and Mckee Selected by the
Levy Court Caucus.
When yesterday afternoons session Of
the Levy Court convened, after the noon
ntermission had been spent button.
holing and wirepulling by the various
Candidates for tax collectors, Henry
Hickman arose and said that he felt lika
condemned criminal and in order to re-
ileVe the pressure upon him, and yindi.
eate himself before the sspersions that
had been cast upon him, he moved thar
1he court go into caucus for the selec-
ton of tax collectors.
Inc stormy time OF the morning had
not Gained down and Mr. Hickman said
.he matter could not be settled too soon
Inc members of the court then pro
ceeded TO the inner rooms and locking the
uoors behind them proceeded to select
lne men for the Offices, over which
such a storm had been raised John ].
Dougherty and George W. Mckee were
selected, and the vote is SAID to have
oeen as follows: First district-Horty.
l Dickey, 4 Mckee. g. Second district
-Neary. 5; Dougherty, O.
Messrs. Neary and Dickey were seen in
their office this morning and expressed
their satisfaction of the result. Mr..
Dickey said it lifted from them consider
able responsibility in relation to the elec.
tion of two years hence. At that time. if
the party lost the election in this county.
they would be blamed for it even if they
had nothing whatever to do with it.
The two collectors have a large four
and feed business at Front and Orange
streets, which will now engage their at.
tention. Among the people generally the
appointments give pretty general salts
faction. The appointment Of Mr.. Mckee
i very well received among business men.
At the Builders Exchange this morning
the members were very enthusiastic over
the result
1t is understood that the original slate
was Robinson and Guthrie, but the can |
.dldacy of Messrs. Neary aud Dickey |
Knocked out these gentlemen. The men |
selected We're both Mr. Hickmans per |
sonal choice, and their election again
the right of the Levy Court |
man to name his local officers.
Messrs. Neary and Dickey have served
SIX years in the office and in that time
nave faithfully performed their duties
aud no better testimonial could be given
than the strength of their recommends.
tion, which was made without regard to
party faction.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
CHURCH NOTES.

Olivet Presbyterian Church. preaching
morning and evening, by Rev. Frank q.
Williams; Sunday school at a. m. and
2 p. m.
Central Presbyterian Church, King
near Eighth Street, services at 10. 30 a
NJ, preaching by Rev. William p. Swartz
Sabbath schools $50 D. m.
Preaching in Bethany Baptist Church
at 1890, by Rev John s. Stump; at Z. 80.
by the pastor; Sunday school at 8 a. NJ.
and p m. Baptism in the evening.
The Society Of Christian Endeavor Of
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church. will
give a musical and literary entertainment
IN the church, on February %, Philadel-
phia talent will assist.
Rodney Street Pres oyterian Church
Rev. William L. McEwan, pastor: ser.
vices at 1890 a. m. and las p. m. Morn
ing subject: Seekers after God" even
ing subject "The testing times"
The Presbyterian churches Of the CITY.
with the exception of the Rodney Street
Church, will hold a union communion
service in West Church tomorrow even
ing. None of the churches will have
regular service but Rodney Street.
Second Baptist Church, Rev. R. B.
Cook, pastor; preaching at 1890 a. m.
and As p m; baptism at night. There
have been conversions during the week
and the interest justifies the continuance
of the meetings every night during the
coming week.
The union Presbyterian services will
be continued next week in Olivet Church.
corner of Adams and Chestnut streets.
The leaders of the meetings are as fol-
lows: Monday evening, Rev. w. L. Nc
Evan; Tuesday, Rev. George NJ. Hick-
man; Wednesday, Rev. A. n. Keigwin;
Thursday, Rev. William p. Swartz
Friday, Rev. Lafayette Marks, D. d.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Ladies' Missionary Society Of Oil
vet Church will give chocolate drill
during the month of April.
A. W. Everson Of Newport was en-
abled to fill his ice houses with frst-class
ice during the snap this week.
There is great deal Of expectation
towards the sparring tournament to be
given at Rossiter q Riley's academy next
week.
Harry Harper, boy, while skating on
the Brandywine yesterday. afternoon fell
through the ice, but was rescued.
A meeting of the Republicans of the
Eighth ward, win be held at No. 702 East
Seventh street, on Monday evening at
l.30 o'clock, to which all Republicans are
invited
The saloon occupied by Robert Craven
at Front and Washington street, the
property of the heirs of the late John
Mulroony, has been sold to John w. Ma
guire for So, 500
John Crawford, clerk in the p, w
q b. railroad office, slipped on the ice
near Sixth and King streets, yesterday
ieL upon the curb, and sustained pain
ful though not serious injury.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
MARINE MATTERS.

The New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railway Company are to have a twin
screw passen niger and freight steamer
built.
The name of the steam yacht, which
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
is building for DR.. Stewart Webb of Yer
mont, has been changed from Leila to
Elfrida
The big steel twin screw transfer
steamer, to be built by the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company, for the New
England Terminal Company, viii be
called the Wilson's Point, after Con-
necticut town.
The steamboat Columbia, which plys
between Philadelphia and Bristol, came
up to the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company wharves yesterday, where she
viii be overhauled and lay the remainder
of the winter.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09

Sewer and Jacobs gave a grand masque
ball at their dancing academy, Tatnall
street, below Eighth The march began
at o'clock by Mr. Jefferis ard lady.
Among those present were Misses Annie
Solloway, Emma Fullerton, Lizzie Kane.
Name Sawdon, Hannah Chance. Sallie
Turner, Annie Davidson. Jennie Babcock.
Mrs. Cardwell. Laura Gross, Mrs. Sewer.
Miss MANI, Miss Grotz, Miss Corson, Miss
Maggie and Clara Murphy, Messrs. Rob
ert Grimes. Mccormick, tEdward Collins.
John Cummings, Frank Pine, Samuel
Hayman, William Kyle, Harry Megaw
Benjamin Rawnsley, John Walls, Harry
Worth, George Beeson, Robert Francis
James Kane, James Hasson. Edward
HassOn. Harry Gilmore.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
PENINSULA NEWS ITEMS.


Mrs. DIR. B. L. Lewis Of our town /.
visiting her parents at Dover
II. w Stewart has been confined 10 his
room ON account of sickness during the
past week.
Miss Bessie Wooters Of Town point,
ND, who has been visiting Miss Leila
Cole has returned home
w. r Collision of our town has been
confined to his room the last week on
account of rheumatism.
Among the applicants for the post Office
here are 5. L. Shaw, l. w. Belts and
William Galloway.
Mrs. Ed. Morris of Lewes, Del. has
been spending visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Of our town.
Who is General James II. Wilson. any
howG-Ex. Why, he's the man that
shot Cock Robin, bless your soul.
The 4th quarterly conference Of Burrs.
vile circuit will be held at Wesley NJ. e
church on the 9th and 10th instants.
There are some awful particular persons
ip this world. Be careful you don't lose
yjur soul by your particular peculiarities
w. w. Black Of Middletown. and Man.
mel Ward of Cheswold, were in town on
Sunday last attending coniugal
Both looking we'll
The members of the Legislature paid
the insane asylum Of New Castle visit
ON Friday last and at night were found
at Milford behoiding the greatest curios.
lty of the present age-Senator- elect
Higgins.
Cards are out for double wedding on
the 18th instant at the NJ, f Church at
o'clock p. m. Parties Of agreement are
Miss Lou Salisbury to Joseph A. Ward.
and sMiss Annie salisbury to William
ealloway all Of Harrington. nv Harrington
Enterprise
Evening journal., 1889-02-09

John Tucker and wife Of Elkton, Md.
have been visiting his parents, on Loock
erman street.
Mrs. Nathan Lieberman and her two
sons Abe and Charlie, spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. Lieberman, on Looekerman
street.
Miss Fannie Stevenson Of FELTON,. has
been spending a few days with the family
of her uncle, E. NJ. Stevenson. on State
street.
Miss Lizzie Greenbaum, who has been
spending the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Levi, returned TO her home
in Seaford Oh Friday.
Mrs. Joseph T. Hoffecker and Mrs
William Dyer left on Monday for Wash
ington, D. G, where they win visit rela-
tives for several days.
We regret to learn that Frank NJ
Reeves. formerly Of this town, but now
engaged on the Times. Atlantic City NJ
j., had one of his arms broken on Friday
of last week, while engaged in oiling the
press. -Delawarean
Evening journal., 1889-02-09

A reporter Of the EVENING JOURNAL
stopped in the police station yesterday
morning. Police Officer Weldie asked
Where is Colonel Anfenger 2 | haven't
seen him for good while The reporter
said that he had noticed the colonel's
absence but could not explain it, unless
someone had run off with him, but that
seemed hardly probable The places Of
Cody's usual visitations have not seen
his rudy countenance for sometime and
there is great deal of speculation as to
bis whereabouts Whereabouts are you
Colonel
Evening journal., 1889-02-09

Col. George w. Marshall attended the
reception of the State Fencibles in Phila-
delphia, on Monday last.
Miss Sallie Hickman returned from a
prolonged visit in New York on Wednes-
day last.
Mr.. J. B. Hickman Of Philadelphia, has
been visiting Milford for week past.
Miss Bessie Davis has returned from
Philadelphia, aud her eyes are much
better under the treatment received
while there in the care of an ocuIist.-
Milford Chronicle
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Alfred Shaw of Omaha is visiting
friends here. He intends to return to
Omaha shortly.
John 5. Graffin of Allentown, Pa. who
has been on weeks visit at the home of
William I. Morris, has returned home.
Henry G. Conrad, Esq. entertained
Senator-elect Higgins at dinner at
.'Glynrich," his residence in Christiana
hundred, last evening. E. G. Bradford,
Esq, J. H. Hoffecker, Jr., Esq, Judge
Houston. Horace g. Knowles, Judge
thomas 5. Ba.le. Of Chester ana ASnfg.
Pennington Of Philadelphia were also
present.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
Judiolous Advertising.

As an EVENING JOURNAL man was
coming down Market street yesterday
morning, a well -known business man
stopped him and beseeched him to take
out want" advertisement that had APP
peared in two issues of this paper. The
notice advertised for men and boys TO
apply at Mr. -'s office. When Mr..
went to the Office yesterday, he
states that he could not get into it
because the lobby was crowded with men
aud boys. For Heavens sake take that
ad vertisement ont.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09
This Nrorninr,s cnnrt.

The cross examination of Francis d.
Simpson, the defendant ana first witness
for the defence in the damage case Of
John Robinson vs.. Francis G. Simpson.
was resumed in the Superior Court this
morning Elmer E. Simpson, the son Of
the defendant. who was with him in the
sleigh and who was driving, was ex
amined, and other witnesses who saw the
accident.
Evening journal., 1889-02-09

Miss Lille Shockley and brother are
visiting Mrs. Stafford, near this city.
George L. Whitaker has been made
reading clerk Of the State Senate, and is
the first to officially hold that title.
Miss Allie Clark entertained very Sc
lect company of young folks last Friday
evening at her home on Second street
A social orchestra has been organized
in Delaware City. Its officers are Presi-
dent, George Green; vice president, Adam
B Cook; secretary, Charles Pancoast ;
treasurer, William T. Vail; director
William Anderson. -Delaware CITY
News.