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The REASON OF IT.
Senator George gives His Theory on
the Democratic Defeat.

Senator George, discussing thccausc
OF the Democratic defeat with a re.
porter OF the ST. Louis Republic, said :
There have, it seems 10 me-, been
several causes operating towards Dem.
etratie defeat. One OF these is the
Nnowtedge among The masses II the
people that The victory OF 1852, which
elected Mr.. Cleveland, was fought and
wen mainly on the question of tariff
reioFm; but whca an extra session OF
Congress was called, it proceeded TO
take action upon an issue on wh:ch
the Demacra,ic party is hopeless at
v%ari7nce, on which the administration
whose wishes ultimately prevailed
nolds views that are not shared by a
very large element OF the Democratic
voting population OF the country. and
thus tariff has appeared to BIZ rclega.
ted 10 the rear.
line masses OF the Democratic par.
" are, rs 4 general rule. plain, straight.
forward people, who understood from
speakers as well as from the rca.
i'ug from the Chicago platform OF
l>s-, that silver was to be standard
money as well as gold, and that there
was TO be 10 discrimination in the
'o!uaze OF either. The events of the
session produced in tie minds
many OF these Democrats the con.
that they had been deceived,
Another factor was the recent hard
lines. The BANKERS and capitalists
VI New York, taking advantage Of
circumstances favorable to their de.
acted in A way to bring on what
hey Intended should be a temporary
nd c~oulro.able financial trouble, but
eventually got beyond their col
ro' aud real distress was occasioned, +
his occurred under a Democratic aa.
Illustration, 1t has been falsely ,
to it. Those causes, with di. t
in the party, resulted in the ;
and discomfort which have i
ecu manifested at the polls
I
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senator George, OF Mis,i.sippi. and
senator Bate OF Tennessee, member.
Oh 'hc senate committee on agriculture
are nov IN 81. Louis consulting win
'ho cotton merchants of that cily win
regard to the low price Of cotton
lhey have been specially charged with
.a.s 3o'~ by the senate. Is sos, a..
HEY shall have concluded their igy-..
legations ia St Louis they will pto
coed to Memphis and New Orlegp.
continuing their Inquiries. Tley viii
'leH 20 to New York. Boston ana
providence. An consul, tlIrourEon,
The world have been instructed to f,r
h''h he committee with special int,r.
NATION. The importance oiihi. work
'hnhot he overestimatcd, and the dis.
'ingu''hcd gentlemen who have CHARGE
OF 1t are fitted by experience +, carry
1t forward, Their report will be
awaited with great interest by cotton
farmers crerywhere.-A-A.
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During my term Of service in tho
army contracted chronic liarrhoea.
s}ys y f, Bonding, OF ElaIsuy, Oregon.
since then have used a great amount
o m9d.rinc. bat when | found any
HAT would give me relief they would
lnJure my stomach, until Chamber.
!ains Coiic, Cholera ana D~iarrhoca
Ret4edy was brought to by notice. |
used il and will say it +. ihc only rem.
eJy that gave inc permanent re,iet
ana no BAD results follow For .a.c
by druggists.
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Saturday Nov. is, 1893.
Meridian has voted Sl00,oo0 bonds
10 get a sewerage system,

Meridian has voted Sl00,oo0 bond
10 get a sewerage system,
Memphis is suffering from fires
6race Episcopal Church was burned
as, Thursday, aud the orgaiis', SAM
j. Gilbert is accused of setting the
fire.
The New Work Press saws il is as i'm
proper for a nan TO take a lady's arm
rs it is to say them or those mo'ssses.
and that nobody but a vulgar gent"
would be guilty of either,
President Cleveland weat TO New
York last Wednesday. and the big dai-
Hes hai their troops of reporters TO
follow him and find out what he was
after. The most reliable report was
that Mrs. Cleveland bad sent Grover
over to buy the baby a new Jacket,
Sixty cotton men Of the Memphis,
exchange YESTERDAY made the average
estiHate OF 7 ,3oa rs bales for the cot.
;on crop OF 1898 %. Last year they
came within $4,000 bales OF it. The
reckoning will prove TO be very close.
Appeal-Av,
DR.. Macune, in his paper, The Pc.
fti1aI Economist" is advocating this
doctrine: "Disfrauchssc the white
man in the coiored states, aud dislran-
chise the coiorcd man outside the col
areA slates.T
This may seem absurd enough but !
il is still stranger to know that a man
who could pat forth such a theory
coce had a large following, aud ia this
soathern land, whose people he now
wants TO disfranchise. /,
Miss Winoua ~PoindeXtcr left tAi> :
week for the New England C~onsCTya. ,
tory Of Music, iu Boston. She will 4
not return for a year perhaps, IS she /
VIII slil UntlI SIZE completes the
roNrse.-WcSt Point Leader. :
a Meridian citizen named Shriber t
has made an affidavit that sigiried o
o%leiucr, a Birmingham banker, ut, f
tempted to bride Messrs. Rosenbaum a
and Payne, Meridian Aldermen, to i!
vote for the Thomas-IIouston electric b
light. Steiner denies the charges and fl
says he will come TO Meridian 10 face b
his accusers. it
Vie i~hsnFsent feet is again bonn.
harding Rio. Admiral NeIl9 think, !
he must do something before Pvixoto o.
gets his American feet in Brazilian o.
The Governors of all the Ct
states except Il lately gave in their u
adherence to peixoto's government Oh
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H. c. Fair Directors Neefin,

lhere was a meeting of Di-cc
'ors III Tie Chalcery C!erk'., TYSON.
ONCE, last Wednesday. present Pro-.
"rlss'' {. Il. Dnrroh, ". Mahornor. !
u, '''Y, t. II. say the. Mr.. Gr'ygs OK
p''i"ed that second money in ouc r,ra
h"d oeei awarded TO him. wheu !,
properly belonged to Mr.. B. NJ. Wal.
Nef' ana that he had paid tie differ.
ehce 10 Mr. Walker. The minute r.
,"e previous meeting were according.
y corrected.
A"c secretary requested the parties
"''o'f names appear Oh a note for
POOL que Mrs. L. Jones 10 send INN
tiieir pro RITA each Of 81 80.
a vote OF thanks was given thc In.
o'es snd gentlemen who participated
III lhe entertainment during tlc Fair
'or INC benefit Of the Agricultural As.
socialiou.
INC President and seo'y were au.
'hor'zcd 10 issue stock TO parties hay.
ing claims against The association tor
premiums, aud Messrs. A. T. Dent and
NJ. Mahorhcr were appointed a com.
n'''ce TO ascertain the amount of in.
debtedncss.
Another meeting will be held Mon.
day, Dee. a.
a vote of thanks was given Mr.,
Jno. a.. Tyson, the efficient secretary
Ior his services during 1893, for which
he made no charge.
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TRE VALUE OF COTTON.
Senatorial Investigations as 10 tn
Causes that Produce Low Prices.

Senatorial Investigations as to tn,
Causes that Produce Low Prices,
l The congressional committee, com
pissed Of Senator George, Of MiSsjs>,
jppi. aud Senator Bate, Of reuncsse
who are taking evidence Regarding
the low price Of cotton and the effect,
it any. that option dealing has on The
price Of the staple, were in session
again yesterday.
The committee room OF the Cotton
Exchange has been placed at the dis
posal OF the senators, aud the evidence
Of witnesses is heard there, Mr. ). W
Hampton, who appeared before the
committee Monday, concluded his ey
yesterday. aud Me>srs. j. F.
aud Clarence Z. Hunt were
among those who testified Yesterday
Tie senators will continue their in.
'eStigation in MemphiS all of this
week auG then 90 hence to New Or.
cans,
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NE BEST PLASTER -Dampea a
piece Of flannel with Cllamberlains'
ram Balm and bind it On oyer the
'ea' OF pain II j, better than auv
plaster. When the lungs are sore
7llch an application on the chest and
another on the back, between the
shoulder blades. will often prevent
pneumonia. There i.noihiny 20 good
iof a lane back or a pain in the side
a sore throat can nearly alv.,. hn
cured in one night by appiyiug q dan
n'e bahdage dampened with Pain
putin 30 cent bottles for sale by
druggists. y!
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EoMHIsSIoNER,S SALE.
Ihe state Of Mississippi.
NOXubee County,,

"''Ss4ilpi. [
NoNIbee County.
d. F. Constantine
No, 1857. vs. In Cb,,eorr
;. d. Chamberlin ct al.
IN pursuance Of Il request by COMPLAIN.
ants ana of a inll decree rendered in The
aboye stated cause at the October Term. \.
D" 1873. of the Court aforesaid. dated Oc.
Jober 3lst, \. D., 1893, the UNDERSIGNED
Commis>ioneri in said cause appointed NH
on Monday the ith day Of December, 4. D.,
lS95, IN front of the Court house in The town
OF Macon, in said county within LEGAL
houre., proceed to sell at public outrry to
the highest and best bidder the Interest Of
said defendants in and to the following lie.
scrihed real estate wing and being Situated
IN said county and State. to-wit:
North half of lot 8, block II, in the town
of ~Shuquulak.
Terms of sale cash.
The title to the above described property
Is believed to be perfect. but | shall ouly
convey such title as vests in lie BY virtue
OF said final decree,
JOHN A. TYSON.
-No''-' 1885, Commissioner.
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lRjSTEES' SALE.
State of Mississippi,
NoNubee County,

NoNubee County.
BY virtue of the provisions Of a certain
ueed OF trust executed by Mrs. NJ. +. rord
on the 4th day Of May, 1891, to John r,
pihsmore as trustee, to secure to i II
Buck and Z. T. Dorroh a certein indebted.
ness therein mentioned, said deed helm 70.
cordeu IA deed book No. A.. p 100 in CHM.
Gerry Clerks office in said county. |. the
undersigned as trustee, will on
Monday. the 18th day Of December. 1888.
ID front of the Court House in the town ot
VI acon, proceed to sell at public auct on. to
me highest bidder for cash. the following
described property, lying in Noxubee co.,
Miss. to-wit: ~
The residence and lot in til, town Of Mn.
con where Mrs. NJ. +. Ford reided On Nav
an lS3i' now occupied by i p. McCas.
klllii and the interest Of Mrs. y. L. Ford in
Tue following described lands. the norm
west Or aHd north half Of sontlivesl ar, see
., Township II, Range 10. and Tie east laif
OF south east or, see, .. ind the northeast
or OF northeast ar and north hall of south.
east or OF northeast or. sec. SO, and s. acres
east SIDE OF vest half Of southwest ar of
see. Ks, and north bali of northwest ar and
~ acres oil north end Of southeast ar If
northwest On, see. 81, all in Township Is,
10, "'
Tie property mentioned in sail trnst
Jeed TO satisfy said Indebtedness and the
cost OF this proceeding.
JN0. r, DINSMORE.
"oH Trustee.
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bnCkLeu's hrnica Salra

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. SAT
Klieum, Fever Sores. letter. Channel
Hands, Chiiblaihs, Corus. and an.
skIn ErnpiionS, and positively cures
llle'' or no pay required ltis guar.
ahteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % Gems. nor
box foF sale by j. f. JoNyS.
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The State Of Mississippi. Norubea ~
The Estate In the CLopocry Conr,
No 1872 of OF Noyuhea ioun,r'
II. G, Patty. Nf~sis.inni O'""''
In pursuance of , ,lo.roo a.
above stated carse nj tIe octohar III 'I,e
D.. 1Sg3. Of tbe Court aforoen;a deIih, y.
yemher Isl 1Sa2 ,hn J,r2Hiu, uuteu >o-
rioi rantnis .iaro, ~ i'nueis'shed ope'
viii an '"'' cause "ppoihted,
49,.
h-onday' tAe 4th cay Of December, A. D., 1893
ID 'front.' oil the door OF the Court House in
the town OF Macon, IN said comfy. within
legal hours. proceed to sell at public outrrv
to the highest bidder. all the right. title and
interest OF the said X. c. Patty at the tin q
Of his death, in and TO the folinwipg I,ni-
situated III >uhiiVWeF. Winston and Ngxu-
bee EQUITIES, Mississippi. to-wit.
sCNFLOWER COUNTY
south If nor,Laa.t o,ana no
soutil ~ oI northeast quar- sec. Is. I 10 Il 4,
- a"pnoNel county mississippi.
WINSTON COUNTY LANDS,
west half of east half of Sec 9T1tPI
west hf of 5 W quarter of sec An TIiDi
west bf of n o ]ouarter of San 1Ti|ni
southeast quarter of Scc4Tl1RH
east hf ne ar and Sc or of Sec N. TI5R "a
west hall Of northeast ar Sec n, TIT III,
all in Winston county. Mis-
NOyIfHrF CotrNTy J,vne
oooNii Lands
northeast quarter Of sec / I 10 Ii
east baiI OF NV guar OF sec . 7 II X Is
east hail OF southeast or Of sec 5T II II Is
east haii o. soutlw Or Of sec 81, ID, IL
west III OF hortnw Or of sec % 7 Is Is
west III oi hoflhe or Of see q 4 10 r Ii
east M OF southeast or of sec 7 II 10
northwest qiaf OF sec % I IA X 16
west III OF northeast qr 0! sec - 4 II X IL
pc lr less y acres Of sec l3R Il
iot - OF see 3Tl4Rl7
10y II anu G III OF lot II sec ct 10 II
VIII Of nwqr, les II acres sec IA L 10 Is
:" ar OF ne qr aud ) hf of
NV or OF ne qr Of sec % r IL r Is
Sc ar a. cabins In BLK II Town OF Macon.
Miss.
NV ar Of frac blk "A, town of Macon, Miss.
vacant iot 10 DIX ~. containing about 3 IT,
cfes and lying immediately north ofresi-
aence lot Of ). T.. Riyes. Town of Macon,
Mi.s.
east hali o. northeast or Of sec 36 T IA r Is
west III Of northeast or Of sec 80 4 II II Is
sw qr Of sw or Of sw Or Of sec 7Tl3R15
Sc Or OF Sc quar- Of sec 8Tl3R15
east hali 81 SO qf Of sec "a 4 IL X Is
east htli OF northeast qr of sec Z T 10 II ID
III Of ne qf d ne 1r Of
hWqr swqr Of nwqr OF see % I 13 Il Il
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Is Your life worth 50 crnt.y

Dumb chin; aguc; congclige chill ,
dclth. This is The evolution Of Thai
ma'afial chilly sensation. S,on H.
tiIhe' PLANTATION CHILL CURE viii
40 II or 1t WI cost you nothing.
sold BY FBrausby. FM DuTrago
NJ Grisgs.
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Foar Bic Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following tom
remedies have reached a phenonenaI
sale. DIR, Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. each
to be guaranteed. Electric Bi;ters. the
great remedy for Liver, Stomach aud
Kidneys. Bueklen's Arniea Salye the
best IN the world, and DR.. Kings New
Lie Pills, which are n perfect bill
AHthese remedies are guaranteed to
do just what is claimed for them and
the dealer whose name is attached
herewith will be glad to tell YOU more
OF them. Sold by j. +. Jones.
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Macon. Miss, Nov. 7, Q

MACON, Miss, Nov. 7, '9S.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session at the Mayors
Office. present the Mayor, and alder.
nIen Jones, Allen. lIolbcrg. Feather.
ston and Dcut. also Marshal Scott.
Minutes OF previous meeting were
read ard approved.
Marshals report received, read and
ordered flied showing amt fines for
Oct. Sl6 80.
Treasurer report wa read. ordered
fled aud spread Oh the minutes as
follows:
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KELLER

CLEAR THE rRACK.-The contract
Tor building the railroad from Celum
bus, Miss TO Tuscaloosa has been
awarded to }. W Voolfolk & Co, The
work viii begin at Columbus in hree
OF tour weeks and is TO be completed
to Tuscaloosa by Sept. l.. 1894. WHO'D.
pee! oid Pickens viii get there at
last -Alabamian.
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}. VI. COCHRAN, Treas.
On motion the clerk was ordered to
settle with the Standard Oil Go. for
empty barrels returned 10 them.
All claims or demands Of whatever
character, flied against the town shall
be made through the proper commit
tees, and no account will. be allowed
unless %,,cnlorsed by lie commi;tc
whose duty it is 10 purchase tie arii-
rles composing The accounts.
The clerk was directed to collect
one dollar from Mrs Mauldin for haul
ing of a COW found dead in the cor.
poraiion aud belonging 10 her.
The Street Com. was authorized to
contract for the caro- Of The corpora.
ton mule.
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FOR SALE BY
cfas' NJ. Flush. 1906 Camp St., New orIoars
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With Happiie,t Results

! COLUMBUS, Ga. Oct. 3, '03.
Some years ago | had an attacl of
grip, which produced catarrh in INV
head, and general prostration. used
Kings Royal Germetuer and it WROUGHT
Q wonderful cure in my case. had in.
digestion, and it cured that also. | have
recommended it to several persons who
were afflicted with different diseases
and always with the happiest results.
REV. J. w. HOWARD.
Baptist City Missionary.
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Royn,, r M A. BRIDGES, Mayor.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

OF all the thousands
Of
which
of
of
Celery
has well
s to
to little
dimne of
IN
should be taken at and it will % o benefit
Mrs G Delaney ndwhois
the sgiven
Owing attack the troubles
could not sleep he had
rend OF ns Celery Compound and purchased bottle The effects
compound husbands
was as well as In similar should certainly again
surely
taxing 1t now on my recommendation, with the best of
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
HARD on NeW CASTLE.
A Colored Boy Causes Amusement 4
Magistrate Sasse's Court.

Colored Boy Causes Amusement In
Magistrate Sasses Court.
On Thursday night Magistrate Sasse
was hearing an assault case. in which
colored belligerents were interested,
when a small colored boy was called as a
witness.
How old are You p asked the magis-
trate
'I'll. be IA in August.
"Do you know the nature Of an oath q
'No, sab
"Well, where do you think you will 90
TO If you tell me liel'
"Ovah TO New C,stle. l spec"
"Yes, that's all right; but it is not
what l mean. To what other place
would you go2'
"Out to de Reform School, ,-dats
whar.
mo. mean il you tell lie Of any
kind would you 60 TO heavenY
mo, sab / spec de debbil would
take me down de rbber.
The boy was sworn and he testified.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Incidents of the nnr.

Rev. Alexander Proudfeit, d D., form
merly of this city but now Of Baltimore,
has been elected chairman Of the execu
tive board TO arrange and conduct the
big Moody and Sankey meetings there
next month.
A large party Of New Castle people
had arranged TO 90 to Wilmington to
night TO attend the Moody and Sankey
rink meetings but the announcement
that no meetings would be held TO day
knocked their plans into a cooked
hat
Brown Lancaster met with a very
painful accident by running an s penny
nail in the ball Of his foot while at work
In a Wilmington furniture store, where
he is regularly employed last Thursday
Harry W. Herbert attempted TO grasp
razor from Barber Churnside in Bacon
Bros. shop yesterday, and in reaching
for the weapon he grasped the blade in.
stead Of the handle and cut his third
finger so badly that surgical aid has
been necessary
Local preacher Zachariah Walker OF
the NJ. Il. Church will preach TO the con
gregation Of Mt Salem NJ Il. Church on
Vine street tomorrow night
Mrs J. NJ. Yallette, wife of the
Market street baker, Is confined 10 her
bed wi h phthisic bronchitis and is now
under the care Of DR.. Black
The boys who are organizing a new band
with headquarters on Delaware street
near Union, will give hop to raise
funds tonight In the H. OF p Hall
Mrs Michael B. King, wife Of Trustee
King, who died very suddenly with
paralysis on Thursday. was buried to.
day. funeral services beginning at 3
o'clock. The body was placed In the re.
ceiving vault in Emmanuel Churchyard
Another drama was presented 10 the
public on Market street last Wednesday
An erring young girl, an indiscreei
youth. a discovery aud flight were the
features and barrel stave and hroum
were the properties.
Miss Nellie Wise went to Philadelphia
10 day for a short visit.
DR.. and Mrs Kuntz entertained O
number of their friends at their home
last evening.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
c-rhiFteen. ON the Now onnrtsr.

IN one side of the new quarter dollar
afe nine separate representations Of the
number ID. There are thirteen stars,
thirteen letters in the scroll held in the
e9gle's beak, thirteen marginal feathers
IN each wing, thirteen tail feathers, thir.
teen parallel lines in the shield. thirteen
horizontal bars, thirteen arrowheads in
one foot, thirteen leaves on the branch in
the other foot and thirteen letters in the
words quarter dollar. '-Omaha World.
Herald.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Efforts to secure TyIer's Release.

DENTON, Nd, Jan. 2S.-Acting under
a decision Of the Court Of Appeals in the
Avirett case, Russum and Lewis. attor-
neys, Of Denton, aud United States Sem
ator Gibson, of Talbot on Thursday filed a
motion for a new trial for young Preston
Tyler. formerly Of Media. Pa, who was
recently sentenced to five years in the
Maryland penitentiary for the killing of
William Leonard Shaw. Ten of the Jurors
who tried young Tyler, it is claimed,
were selected illegally, while the other
two were tales jurors. The lawyers for
young Tyler expect to secure an order
for a new trial and to quash the indict-
ment under which he was convicted.
The lawyers say they confidently expect
to secure Tyler's release from the peni-
tentiary.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
t.anv New students for Irol,r,,,r

Quite number Of new students have al
ready engaged seats at GOldey Commercial
College, 90 enter February LIST. Some OF the
February section Of the High School have se-
cured Seats Seats have also been engaged hy
new students who will arrive next week from
Gettysburg, Pa. and WnynesborO, Franklin
county, Pa. New students Of both sexes are
entering every week as the instruction is
mainly individual. The College has no term
divisions and has both day and evening
aQseiOus
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
The Reed Birds Disguise.

Concerning the location of the new
quarantine station on one of the islands
just below this city Philadelphia paper
says editorially
II Pea Patch and Reedy Islands are
chosen for the new quarantine station
the tables may be turned so far that,
owing TO possibly unpleasant associa-
tions, the only way the Delaware reed
bird may hereafter get into society will
be by Disgusting himself as a sparrow.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
sherin-s Sale Of Real Estate.

Sheriff Gould sold at public sale this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the Gnpin
House, the estate Of Mrs. Annie c. Eagle.
consisting Of two houses and FIVE lots.
The purchaser was Hon Charles B. Lore,
Of Wilmington, who paid $1,000 for the
realty as it was offered. The property is
situated on Eighth street where the same
is intersected by the southwest side Of
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
prlsoner Heal.s ralr vIsItors.

jim Heal, the Wilmington youth
who is In jail charged with being impli-
Gated in the Dufiield Savage highway
robbery in Wilmington. is having his
stay in jail made very pleasant As
often as the sheriff will allow, two pretty
girls, both of good families but Of reck-
less demeanor, visit him individually at
intervals. They carry all sorts Of daint-
les TO the youthful prisoner and seldom
leave him without a parting kiss. pro.
vided that nobody but the warden is at
the cell door.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"Will you marry me, Miss Iakefront 90
said the lover 70 his Chicago sweetheart Il
can only give you the dfth place on my en-
hagement list. MIR. Wabash" replied The
maiden. "rhe previous numbers are an taken.
Is your love strong enough 20 wait five years
for me, dear f'-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Rer. sYlvnnns Inne

Of the Cincinnati NJ. y. conference, saws
I'VE have for years used Hoods Sarsana
rilla in our family Of fve; and find It fully
equal 10 an that is claimed for IT,
Hood Pills cure Liver MS.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Rednction

To close out balance Of winter stock
will make it up at reduced prices.
LEONHAnD HETss,
Merchant Tailor, No A, East Third street
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

'Can you tell when your husband is
inspired2' asked Mrs. Bunker OF the poets
wife. "Oh. my. yes,n returned the little
woman. "Hc's as cross as bear with a sore
head when.h mind is cluttered up with
poetry. 80 Harper's Bazar.