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Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
A Church Built In 1888.

Snow HILL, Nd, June 29.-Presby-
teriane from all parts OF the Peninsula
we're here to-day to witness the dedica-
tion Of the new Presbyterian Church,
erected - memorial to Francis Make.
mie, tho hero OF the early Presbyterian
history of this continent. The people
here claim that their Presby terian Church
was the frat organized In America. II
was built by Mackenzie about 1883.
In 1895 large brick church was erect
cd In its stead. This building lasted for
eighty -eight years. 1t was tosn down,
and IN it's place the Mackenzie Memorial
Church, just finished, was erected. Pres
byterlsns 10 nearly all pat,s VI sue coun-
try contributed towards the building OF
this church. Lady Kartright OF England,
former British consul ut Philadelphia,
gave %, 900 " the building fund.
The church cost e30, COO. 1t 10 Of brick,
with brownstone trimmings. The in-
terror IL finished In hard wood, and the
seats ave arranged In semi-circlee. Five
memorial windows commemorate the
virtues Of departed Presbytorians. Many
Of the present congregation are descend
ants OF those to whom Mackenzie minis
tered, Tor this In q region that has been
almost undisturbed by immigration for q
century.
The descendants oi Adam Spence,
Makemle's first elder, have been furnish
ing eiders TO the church for moro than
200 years. The last elder Of the name,
Irving spepcs, died few weeks ago.
This church to-day was crowded. Rev.
DR.. j. T. Valiandigham, of Delaware,
preached the dodicatory sermon. lu ls0
years the church had only six pastors
I Is ha.. In thlrA
tury with new pastor, Rcx D. Bruce
/ RitsavI Asus
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

NEWARK, June 2a.-Charles Ingra-
ham. co,ored coaohman who was em,
ployed BY wealthy resident Of Orange,
N. j., WAS tonight held for the grand
Jury on . charge of criminal assault on
ll-year- old Lizzie Miller. The assault
occurred last Wednesday In the stable
where Ingraham worked. lngraham
fled but was captured In Richheld
Springs, N. Y, by detectives. Tho Cir
Identified him. Her Injuries are serious
and mag result fatally.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

HANOVER, June 29.-In the shooting
in honor OF the American ritiemen the
following New Yorkers were successful:
At the field target "Germsny," Zimmer-
man won second prize. Al the ride tar
get Hanover" WaltLer took first prize
aud Zimmerman second. Al the hunting
target Stein took first prize. Zimmerman
and Stein won stars and kraua Busse.
Walther, Zimmerman, Simon. Sieburg,
Stein and Schroeder won cups.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30


Tne onenpest hat house IN ehe city
humford Br1Ds'. AOA Market street.
Jfv Bush's coal; YOU will ike IL.
American Laundry. so2 WestFfontst.
Try Bush's coal, you win surslyliket.
Chipping and lesching. lss I. esoondst.
Brazilian Balm cures colds. catarrh. etc.
Zine isK. Rings at hAnt's, 10 Z. 4th strest.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 9TH and King.
Paper hanging done BY q. II. Baldwin q
Son, 8i3 K. Fourth street.
II You want cheap picture frames 20 to y.
X. Bs ugh, 2O3 West Second street. lhAve the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and SEQ for
yourselves.
.atss, 20Market street has the largest and
cheapest stoc oil liats. white shirts ander.
wear, neck wear and hosiery In ths city. Call
and seshin.
John q. Bryant. OF No. ia French street, II
the authorised agent for the books written by
Henry NJ. Stanley, and now being Published
by Chas. scrisner's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply 70 John O. Bryant, ia Frenc street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Third street bridge 10 again out Of SER
vice, aud the machinery IL either broken
or refuses to work. On Saturday the
keeper attempted to open the draw for
the tug Rambler, and as It could not bs
moved had line attached from the tug,
which drew IL open. As IL was impossi-
BILE to close 1t. travel was suspended.
The people arc becoming very tired Of the
way this bridge 10 operated, aud many
are OF the opinion that unless come
change eau BE- made In the machinery
and motive power, 1t will be we'll to re-
turn to hrst principles, and have the dra "
arranged 10 be turned by hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Grocerymsn and dealers In produce.
look to your interest. II you buy right
you eau sell right. Now, II you want to
save money 60 right to smsltz T. Co., ID
East Fourth street. We arc receiving
daily from the South all kinda Of fruits,
vegetables and produce. Coine aud see
for yourself.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

VIM. Moreland, wholesale and retail
dcsltr, Ne. 407 and 4. w. corner OF
Filth and King streets, has constantly
on hand early vegetables Of all kinds.
Also home raised beef, mutton, veal,
etc., at the lowest market prices. Give
HIN 4 call,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

has been going up from the Tar West for
a good many years. But the cry 10 not
for pale, haggard, debilitated women.
The pushing Western men are not aux
ious tor beauty, but they need healthy
wives. A great cry for health 10 contiuu-
ally going up from thousands Of women,
young and old. al over the earth. Count
less remed ies have appeared In answer.
A few have succeeded, and nore hold o
higher place than DIR. Pierce'e Favorite
Prescription, 9 sure euro for all those
peculiar weaknesses" and distressing
ailments peculiar to the sex.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that on July 2, 4, 8, 10, IL. 15,
II, 10, "a, "a, 70, 30 and 81, and August
2 and 3, excursion tickets will he sold to
Baltimore, Including admission to the
grounds Of tho Ate Of the grand repro
duction ard fireworks display OF Pcmpeii
aud Herculansum's destruction. at a
single fare for the round trip. plus fifty
cents for admission. Tickets will be
honored going on auy train, including
limited express trains, on day OF issue.
aud good TO retura until following day
inclu,i i've.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

On Saturday while Mrs. Florence Fisher
WAS drawing some water IN bath tub At
her iather's residence No. 60 Madison
street she was surprised to see an eel
about three inches long come out Of the
water pipe. Mr.. Hirst. her father placed
It In Q lar OF water aud has 1t in the win
dow OF his place OF business inscribed:
"The Water We Drink"
A gentleman residing on Pennsylvania
avenue also ioupd an eel about tho same
size In bis bath tub last week.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Prevent tendency to Wrinkles or age
ing OF the skin BY using LEAuRELLE?
on. Preserve . youthful, plump. fresh
condition of the features. Prevents
withering Of the skin, drying up OF the
flesh. Prevents aabbiness. Prevents
chapping, cracking. Keeps skin soft.
smooth. $1.00. Druggists, or prepaid by
eIpress on receipt Of $780,
Z. 8. WELLS, Jersey City, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

DUNBAR, Pa, june 2S.-The brave
mon who took their lives iu their hands
last night and went Into the Mahoning
pit expecting to get through an opening
into the Hill Farm Mine came out disap.
pointed this morning. The hole drilled
into what was supposed 10 be an entry Of
the il.-fated mine last night was only y
crovice. The rescuers declare the maps
are wrong, and they are as much In the
dark now as At any time since the search
was begun thirteen days ago. The regu.
and tho brave but disheartened men are
once more searching Tor All entry that
will lead them into the burning pit,
where they can now hnd nothing more
ut beat than the aorpses of their thirty
one imprisoned comrades who might
possibly have been saved alive until
within the last day tr two.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
"OrIgInnl Packages" Saloons.

COLCHESTER, ILL.,. juno 2o.-Au
"original package" house has been open.
ed In Colchester, on the lines of the re-
cent Supreme Court decision. 1t Is re-
ported that wholesale liquor houses have
offered 500 mouth and guarantee im.
munity to any man who will open sn
"originsl package" establishment in
Macomb. A former saloon-keeper OF
Keokuk, backed by St. Louis liquor
house, expects to open "orleinal pack
age" establishments In interior towns. =
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

consulting and manu- ufacturing chemist.
II your eyes are troubling you come and
ses us. We do not charge for consulta-
tion or examination. We have a great
many prejudiced spectacle sellers, but
We are the only reliable opticians In this
State, and we stand by this.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
A Mormon Church in Maryland.

ELKToN. Nd. June 29.-The new
church erected at Baldwin's, Cecil
county, on the Philadelphia extension OF
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad, by the
Latter Day Saints was opened to-day.
This IL the only Mormon church In Mary
land. All the doctrines of Joseph Smith
are preached except p0lygamy. The
opening to-day was very quiet, no public
announcement having been made Of the
meeting, and the exercises were OF q
simple character. There were no dedi.
catOry exercises.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
NQta.

Board by the day or week at the Dela-
ware House. No. 518 Market atree.,
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
eiRnrs NJ the Delaware HOUSE
Lunch every night ct the Delaware
House, No. bl3 Market street.
Bush French street wharf, Il the
place 10 buy your coal
Jnfants' dresses and caps selling very
low by Mrs. A. Taggart, No. SOL Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

NEWARK, June 20.-Mrs. Salvatore
Coiba, an old woman who keeps an
italian lodging house at Is B0yden
street, was probably fatally stabbed, be-
sIdes being hrutaliy kicked and beaten,
late last night. during . quarrel with
Racco De Jisnpo aud Julian De Popa,
who until recently boarded with her.
Her condition to-day Ia critical and de-
tectives are looking tor her assailants,
who are believed TO have fed to New
York.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Rev. Peter selvey, will hold his guar
terly mesting IN 81. Johns A. U. NJ. +.
Church, ove- Eleventh street bridge,
Wilmington. Sunday, July 9th, 1890.
Please come and help us. Hours oi
mseting' Morning service. loveieast,
7.S0; preaching. 1880; afternoon
sacrament sermon by Rev. |. B. Cooper
st 25Oi evening service at 7So
Come Que. CONS all and help uf.
Order Of Rev. Peter Selvsy, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Gold Struck In Lower Os,,ror,,.

=. oAs .n,s FRANCISCO, June 2s.-Colonel
s..ah .no Marez. Of the Mexican army.
Jnsna a"nsd Ssn Diego on Wednesday from
suah' ssn.a, Lower California, aud tells of .
I1arkapIe Ima.n strike In the mountains near
Sdn,ez; I'M Nc found gold ore 90 rich that
wa,S ~Ta . nand mortar he got slx pounds Of
6u. my, =, a. ne declares that itis not pocket,
'N' 'nat there are millions in oight.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

We have made arrangements to have
our watermelops come right direct from
tho South, SO that thty will reach US In
four days time, 90 that they will be fresh
and nice. Any persons wanting water
melons come aud SEQ US. SmeltE & Co.,
Is East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Numbers Of casss reported during the
week past, both children and grown peo-
pie, - having bcen cured Of bad sore
eyes by using this great eye med'cane. 20
csnts. Depot, Fourth and King. Sold
BY druggists. M
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

George, alias "slim Jim," Hagany, at
one time resident OF shis city, died in
the Eastern Peuitentiary, Philsdelphia,
on Friday last of typhoid fever, OF which
he was alex eight days. He was serving
q two years sentence for burglary which
on account of good behavior would soon
or have expired. His relatives In this
city was Immediately informed Of biz
death and went to the prison and took
charge Of tho rsmains. They were
brought to this city on Saturday evening,
arriving At the p, W. & B. Railroad
station shortly sitter o'clock and taken
IN charge BY Uudsrtaksr j. r. Kilmer,
who removed them TO the receiving vaul,
In the Wilmington aud Brandywine
Cemetery. where they remained until
lat evening. when small group OF the
relatives of the deceased ssembled at the
vault and had his remains conveyed to
the family lot In the extreme northern
part of the oometery, whore they wore
Inferred In plain casket without = Gov.
ering OF cloth and without the silver
trimmings aud date plate go rividly re
ported in morning paper
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

w,,,,nskERsbuRe, W. Va, June a.
f,onn.m Canaan n. Farnsworth Of Gilmsr
i. s.Yaosy, . nephew Of Governor Farnsw orth,
d. soanrmsd somnambulist, and ysstsr.
S az sMGfning before daylight walked out
in,r... a story room in hotel here, His
'1iar'es arc believed 10 bs fatal,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Tired Feslings, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Com mplsiuts, Yellowness, Skin Blotches,
etc. are DR.. Simms' Liver Pilla No
sickness or gripping attend their opera
lion. 25c. Sugar coated. Depot, Fourth
and King. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Tappan's Relucent, unequalled, 25c. per
bottle, at Millard II. Davis, No. East
Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Choice steaks from home-raised beei
from IA to IL cents per pound. At More'
laud's, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

SANTA Rosa, CAL, June 29.-Thres
distinct shocks OF earthquake were felt
here this morning at 7.25 o'clock. They
we're quite severe. People were awak-
ened II ,m their slumbera. Tie v.brs-
tious were from north to south.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Ifyou want any OF the following goods
cheap 20 to smelts q Co.,, No. IL East
Fourth street: Ptnespplss, oranges,
lemons, new apples, potatoes. cabbage,
cucumbsrs, squashes, beans, tomatoes.
Hal here II is: Watermelons ard canta.
loupes. No. Is East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
For Sale.

For want Of use, horse. surrey wagon,
doctors wagon aud harness. Apply 70
@. +. Vernon, this office.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

As l was taking drive through the
country few days ago passed the farm
OF Mr.. q. b. Hollingsworth, near Gen.
treville, DEL, and was greatly attracted
by the Improvements of his place and his
farming. He has Held Of corn which
ranks among the best, and very even all
over the field. He has several OF the
finest fields OF grass 70 be found. and his
wheat and oats are equally as good. His
father, Abner Hollingsworth, of South
Christisna hundred, also has very nne
iled of corn. Both Of those gentlemen
arc excellent farmera and their crops
are always among the earliest and best
to be found anywhere.
ONR WHO HAS SEEN.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture mover
fails to curs the worst Gases Of nslraigis
and rheumatisn. Try IT, Only 5dc. per
bottle Taylor 4 Fullerton, druggtsp,
500 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

rthhvsR, COL, June 0s.-The town Of
,,.v,,,sistowu, twenty milss from hare, WAS
mo.e .sSa oy . connseration early this
no.ahg which dsstroyed the bus,ness
su,sn ss,on OF The place. Loss, e65, 600; in
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

Blue anil black serge gentlemen's suits
made to order by James Sanders, No.
$50 Orange street, for $l5 and upwards.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Latest styles.

A complete sssortm ent OF gentlemen'1
gold and gold-piated watch chains and
charms Of Aillard !. Dayis'. No. Q Easl
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

For $500 are still being made at Cum.
mings' gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

A meeting was held yesterday OF the
T. A. B. societies pf this State for the
purpose Of organizing . Diocesan Union
T. A. B. Socisty, wish the following dele.
gates present:
81. Peters Society Of New Castle: Ed
ward Wilmot James +. AcJo Edward
9. Carlin, Frank Reynolds and Peter
Madden.
St Mary's Pionser Corps: James r.
Flynn, Francis McNulty, Thomas A.
Flynn. Dan,sl OConner, Joseph Nc
81. Aarys 7. A. B. society: Thomas
A. Murphy, Michasi Cullen, John Stan
nard, John McKsaney, Thomas +. DonA
hoe, John Dougherty.
st. Ann's r. A. B.; the Rev. William
Dollard, Neil NAlloy. John Gallagher
John McGonigal, James Dougherty.
The purposes Of the union were ex
piaiued at length BY Father Flynn, afte
which the following officers were elected
Spiritual director. the Rev. John A
Lyons, v. g.; president the Rev. d.
Flynn; vice president, Joseph Carlin
secretary. Edward Conroy; treasurer
Neil Malloy; committee to draw up BY
laws and constitution, the Rev. D. ]
Flynn, James McCiFer, Edward Wilmoi
Thomas A. Murphy, Frank McNulty an
James Dougherty.
Al the close Of the meeting the mem
bers were served with lunch.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

A. represented BY tho Five Brothers
Brand, will hurt no one, and assist the
dissstion. The ''proof OF the pudding 10
the eating"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Painting.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter
shop 003 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

In wall paper and window shades, from
the lowest to best grades, at @. W.
Evans q Co... No. 200 West Second b.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
EoR RENT.

For RENT
ll0s Jefferson ST.. II rooms and bath.
$40 West Seventh ST.. rOolrs aud bath.
1903 Delaware avenue, II rooms and bath.
1919 West Front street. 8roOms and bath.
li34 jackson sti ert, O. rooms And bath.
IV4 Harrison street, rooms and bath.
3. W. cor. Third and West streets, Il rooms
Third and Rodney streets, 10 rooms and bath.
Ioi3 Trenton Place, ! rooms and bath.
81 Market street, 0rooms and BATH.
1918 f2g7 Market ST., 10 rooms and hath.
1888 Lincoln street. erooms and bath.
so2 West stAeet, 10 rooms and bath.
1873 West Sixteenth street. erooms and bath.
ais HAST Thirteenth street, rooms and bath.
1901 Heald street. rooms and bath.
an East Twelt street. rooms.
SIS East sixth street, 5rOtms.
3i9 Kennebec street, D rooms.
Seventh and Market.
STORES FOR RENT.
We have several stores for rent, nrst-class
locations. For terms apply g xco
Seventh and Market streets.
FOR SALE OR RENT ON EASY sTERMs
An elegant three-story brick house, it
rooms and bath, all conyeniences,. cementeS
cellar. For terms apply TO nEALD CO.,
seventh and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

CHESTER, Pa June 30.-John B.
Roach has besA 6eksd BY the new syndi-
cate which has bsen organized for the
proposed purchase OF the Delaware River
Iron Shipbuiiding sod Engine Works OF
Chester and the Heegan Iron Works OF
New York To accept the Presidency Of
the new organisation. Negotiations for
The transfsf Of The properties are not yet
completed and u VIII be several weeks
before the bargain y closed. Tho pur-
chase prics ID under dispute aud all me-
gotiatious ere beiug made through the
attorneys Of the tyndica.e and the CON-
paniss. Mr. Rosch declined to give any
definite answer until the syndicate as
sumed charge - owners.
The works here under the new regime
will be greatly enlarged. So far this
year Mr.. Roach he's done sl00, 900 worth
OF boiler work away from Chester be-
cause he did not have the facilities at
this place in the shape OF engines, etc.,
for turning out the work. The name Of
the new concern will be changed from
the Delaware River Iron Shinbuilding
and Engine Works 70 Roach's Iron Ship
building Workl Six months ago Sir T.
B. Forwood. one Of the leading English-
men Interested ID the transaction, wal
the guest Of Nj. Roach aud nads q
thorough invsstigAtion Of the works.
'lf the syndicAts takes hold" said
Mr.. Reach, to-day. "the pride Of Chester
will advance ~ Tar in capacity over what
II ID now ~ 1t aid over the plant %
Reaney, Son & Archbold, In 1871, whsr
John Roach took possession"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

/ is Palatable as Milk.
t 10 three times as emcac,ous q
plain God Liver Oh.
t is far superior to all other 60
called Emulsions.
t Is a perfect Emulsion. does no
separate or change.
I is wonderful as a flesh producer
I Is the best remedy for consump
ton, Sorofula, Bronchitis, Vast
ing Diseases, Chronic Cough ans
Colds.
Sold 0v all DruOgists.
sOoTT q BOVINE. cH.M,srs. ~ y
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

~ Are you going 70 have Ice cream on the
souitnf fs0, order 1t now. GARDNER
Seventh and shiplsy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30

VIII l only had her complsxioni
Comy, Cmy, II . easily obtained. Use Possonrs
Daily Republican., 1890-06-30
Reduction in Prices.
|. F. ADAIR,
415 MARKET ST.

Has determined to re-
duce his large stock Of
Furniture. Baby Car
riages. ETC., and to re-
duce Ii to cut the prices
which he will do to con.
vert the stock Into
money, as money is now
what he wants and not
a large stock. T b Q
stock consist Of Ash,
Oak, Antique Oak
XVI Century, Cherry,
Walnut and solid Ma
hogany Chamber Suits,
Parlor and Extension
Tables, Secretaries. Side
boards, Baby Carriages.
Refrigerators, P orc b
Chairs and q great va
riety Of fancy polished
rockers, Pillow Sham
Holders, Fancy Cabi.
nets, Chefoniers, Chairs
Of g very description,
Mattresses, Bed Syringe.
etc. which will pay you
to buy at the reduced
prices.
= tL.E. ADAIR,
ais Market Street.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-11
LEGISLATIVE DOlN6S.

The bill TO make the playing OF oonz
or craps felony has at last passed both
Houses.
The bill 10 establish a magisterial
district in Hubble precinct has passed
both Houses.
Both Houses have passed the bill
for the benefit OF school district No. 9 in
this county.
The bill to prohibit the keeping a
bawdy.house was reported unfavorable
to the House and killed.
The governor nominated Miss J. b.
Higgins notary public for Knott county
and the Senate promptly and unanimous.
ly confirmed it.
Gov. Buckner vetoed the House bill
restoring to citizenship three convias
OF Henry county, on the ground that il
was in conflict with the constit ution.
Mr. Richardson keeps trying to fix a
day for final adjournment, but like the
brook the legislature seems determined
to go on forever, and pays but little at
tention to the resolution.
The House reconsidered its vote by
which the bill making an appropriation
to cover the Slcott defalcation was de-
feated, and the bill was passed. Only
Is members voted against its passage.
A bill TO establish a reform school
for all boys between Il and 10 years of
age who are decreed by proper courts to
be vicious and incorrigible, is before the
House. An appropriation OF 100000
goes with il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-11
SIX PAGES.

THE Executive Committee has FIXED
Wednesday. June 4th for the next inject
ing OF the Kentucky Press Association al
Winchester. Messrs. W. VI. Beckner
+. Polk Johnson and W. t. Ravens OF
the committee met in Frankfort Tues
day and arranged the following par
tial programme: Ante-bellum Journal
ism, Col. II. VI. McCarty; That Advertis-
ing Bill-Funeral Remarks -Green X.
Keller, Carlisle Mercury; How We Gath
cred the News-A Tornado Story-Thos.
G.. Watkins. Courier-Journal; Ethics OF
Journalism, Col ,Ino. o. Hodges, Lexing
ton Observer, Editor and Legislator, Hon
John X. Kemp, Clinton Democrat; The
Editors Relation to Booms, I. II. Ar
mold, Middlesboro News; The Adver-
Using Agent We Can Abuse Him if we
Cannot Beat Him-John A. Bell, George
town Times; Our Eastern Contempora-
RES, +. A. Gullion, Carrollton Demo
crat. Hon. Henry Watterson will be
invited to deliver an address on sub
ject yet to be selected
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-11
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Abraham Gill and Miss Rebeccs
Smith were married at the brides moth
er's on Green River yesterday.
Martin H. Reed and Miss Ida May
Young were married at Mr.. Il. w
Ioung's on the 9TH. The bride is jus,
sweet sixteen.
Two infants, James Wells, 10, and
Eugene Corne LIS, quarreled about a
young ady, when the former drew a
pistol and killed the latter.
Marriage license was issued yester-
day TO James Skidmore TO wed Miss
Martha Hutchinson. The contracting par
ties are each Is years old.
A dispatch from Lexington says T.
\. Gibbons and Fannie Griffin eloped
from Danyille to that city and were mar
ried. They returned home on the mid
night train. Paternal opposition.
In the early part OF May Miss Sallie
Hackley, OF Paint Lick, will be married
to Mr.. Jerry Sandidge, prosperous far
mer OF this county. Both OF the con-
tracing parties have many friends in
this and Lincoln counties who congratu-
late them upon their approaching nup-
tials. -Danyille Advocate.