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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25
Hotel Northern

At Foster MINI, beautifully situated
on Big Stone lake, is now open to the
public for the season. AS summer
resort the Hotel Northern is unsurpassed
fine fleet of row boats and plenty Of fish
ing tackle and hunting outfits in connec,
tion with the house. Rates from 81 90
to 81 90 per day For further particu-
lars address,
K. NJ SAWYER,
Box So, Ortonvile, MINI.
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On May Goth special excursion tickets
will be sold to many Of the principal
cities and towns in the north, west and
southwest at one fare for the round trip :;
good for 80 days. For full information
and tickets apply early 20 station agent.
w3
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Adyersised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Mi!bank Post Office. May %. 1894:
Anna COuran
In calling for any Of the above please
say "advertlsed" and give date Of adver.
tisemcnt. II not called for in fifteen
DAYS will be sent To dead letter office.
A. J. BLEsER. p. M.
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The Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwau-
kee Steamer Lire will resume regular
service between Detroit and Grsnd
Haven on April 22nd. steamers will
leave Milwaukee daily except Saturday
at 8 80 p. III. 3w
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Road Carts n u d IBUygicA.

We have few of the well known
StuGdebaker TOAD Carts and Buggies
for sale at reduced rates. If you want
anything in this line it will pay you to
see these vehicles and get prices.
MITrELsTAEDT Bros
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For the Independent State convention
to be held at Mitchell, June 11th TO 18th
excursion tickets will he sold June 9th
to 18th inclusive, good to return until
June 18th, at fare and one fifth ($1.SO)
TOR the round trip.
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Teachers Exam natlOm

The next regular teachers examna-
rion will be held in Milbank, commenc-
ing on Friday, June 1st, at 8 o'clock a.
NJ, and will continue in session two days.
Applicants will come supplied with
necessary stationery.
G. w. PREvEY,
Co. Supt.
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Fine PaAIlsrage.

We are fencing in two fine pastures,
200 acres for CT It's and l6O acres for cat
tie, living water. plenty Of shade and
excellent feed IN both pastures. Apply,
il in need OF pasturage at our store.
WoOD Bros
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Workmcn Attention.

The members of Security lodge A. O..
L. w. are requested to meet at the
lodge room at $50 on memorial day to
form in line Of march Tor the procession
to the cemetery.
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organize!

a the request OF number Of repuh'I.
s ,hora will be meeting ut the court
[ h.msa saturday evening. June "a, 70
nrran;ze ] 4 CITY repnb lean club. All
c:t,zens who believe in republican. Rrln-
ciples are. cordially iayited.
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Eggs, butter, wool. hides. pelts, junk
and all kinds Of metal bought at the
Minneapolis Bargain Store. IT
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Box So, Ortonville. MINI.
n Otlce.

The Office of W. G.. Ashton, the dentist
time he will be out of the city.
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S..1.. I IN I'P Game on to my premises in Big
i! ~ .Sssne township, about May 9Th, the follow.
- as.aSsih,d horses: One bay mare with white
SSS1sSara mind feet white, about Il years old
.Ig9.sss. ,,ar. about 4 wears old Owner is re-
l. IN claim property and pay charges
&sgssss% CHARLES WITTE.
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a.. A. R. ENC n II, p,n e ,lt

For the annual encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, to be held
at DeSmet, June 9Th to 7th, excursion.
tickets will he sold to Lake Preston or
Wolsey at fare and one fifth for the
round trip Tickets sold June 4,h to 7th-
inclusive, good to return until June 9Th
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DNE HAPPENINGS.

HDME HAPPENINGS.
|vkoat Thursday No, | Northern
Sdlzo ?, 4sc.
Paige's Players.
ties Kerr IS building quite an addi-
S ~ his barn.
lhe photographer will have an an
Dment to make next week.
"a story has been appointed post
|I11rf a. Twin Brooks, vice NJ d.
s pIavers, the monarchs of fun.
Iila0nights next week. Prices %, 30
slSe.
sx1xSn Township received a carload of
3gst week, which they will use for
1ge purposes on the roads Of the
o.p.
me emoriat sermon in cmmemora-
the 6. A. r. dead will be
y ed at the NJ. f. church next Sun
1orning by Rev. Nazarene
s1emple Dramatic Club are pre-
to 90 to Milbank on Decoration
Id Browns Valley the first week
Drtonville journal.
Miibank house winch has recently
Snsed hy G. Pulver, is being rear
and fitted up, and also repainled
out side. The latter work being
u Will Mount.
Irse that had been TIED for too long
in front OF Antetman ) harness
last night. climbed the sidewalk
shed IN one Of the fine plate glass
Is Of that store.
>avy frost last Friday night did
amage to corn and all garden
pretty nearly all ofthe more tender
bles being cut down. and where
arely killed will te materially set
e's Players open a three nights
mpnt commencing Monday, May
y Monday night one paid soc.
will admit lady and gent or two
Prices - "A and E1p
6. Vandervoort, with four of his
folks, have started out on trin
consin. going by team ard covered
They expect to make the Jour
Iomah in about a week, al will
the first Of July.
Mllbank members of the q. +. $
pleased to learn that at the recent
cation Of {. chapter at Monte,ldeo,
has. Aggas, formerly ct this city
osen Worthy Matron and Mrs,
rooker treasurer of the new chap
=. " H1tCDiNU lOok HcI VI pui0
Monday last for Rhinelander,
Fhere several Of her children are
and where she expects to remain
be time. Mr.. Whitcomb before
intends to lake trip TO Clark
where he has some farming in
To look after,
mander Lowthian states that the
ttea in charge of the exercises Tor
lai day have made arrangements
lost entertaining reunion in the
Pon at the court house after dinner
~ served by the relief corps. 4
! of good speakers and fine music
the features of the occasion.
er and Iloyt Burgan lett for the
Monday. The latter goes on
lo friends in southern Minnesota,
TONER goes to Minneapolis. where
ects to lie engaged by the company
pm he was formerly employed, but
certain as to where he was to be
McManima, we'll known AS a
newspaper man, who is now en-
directing immigration To the
ed part OF the state. was in town
J Mr. NJ saws that the present
sed condition Of business through
country has paralyizing effect
I1orts to direct immigration, as well
. other enterprises.
webster Reporter and Farmer IN
'ft Of the w. G. Il. L. convention
re short time ago paws we'll de
compliment to one Of Milbank's
't'le girls. II says. pending
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks tor the kind and generous sym
pathy extended by friends and neighbors
in this our sad and sudden bereavment
of the loss of dear mother and sister.
May Gods choicest blessings attend you
an
BEREAyED CHILDREN,
Thomas FITCH & WIFE,
f. A. FITCH & WIFE,
Mrs J H. FITCH,
RoBT II. KIDNEY.
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Are you interested in Gasoline stoves?
Examine the fine assortment at Wood
Bros.
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M Dsley To Loan
MiIlet and Timothy seed

We have for sale 100 bushels Of Mi!iet
t TIC bushel and 80 bushels OF Timo-
thy seed at 50 bushel
ERLANDsON & JOHNSON
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Money to loan on the install lment plan,
or with clause for payment on or before
maturity.
A. p. LINDQuIsT.
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kwEN UP-tame OF to my, premises, the
'9@1rnst uxucr place, about Nay LIST. one old
S@sz5e snrr from collar on neck. and in poor
iSefss Owner can have same by paving
MT@ Mrs \. HAUEE
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Money to loan on real estate on the
lnstallment plan.
II. j Hicks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25

For farm loans call at Farmers Bank
and get rates and plan.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25

Paint brushes, fine assortment az.
Wood Bros
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25

New stock Of garden rakes at Wood
Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25

Fresh new stock Of fence posts at Wood
Bros.
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Program Of S.. Convention

The Grant County Sunday School Con
yenton Will hold it's 1894 meeting at the
NJ. Z. Church, Milbank, S. D., Sunday
June 3rd. at ? 80 p m.
The following IS the program to be
inters persed with music and other ex-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25

A large stock Of flower pots, for sale at
Wood Bros.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Long Litigation at an End.

ELKToN. Md, Dec 20.-The Court Of
Appeals Of Maryland TO day handed
down It's opinion In the Cecil county
treasurer's case. The decision OF the
court OF this county was affirmed and
John Banks. Of Chesapeake City. was
declared the lawful treasurer OF the
county This case was the outgrowth
Of faetional fxht In the Democratic
party In this county, At the last session
OF the Maryland Legislature blu was
passed abolishlng the Office Of clerk to
the county commissioners and making
the treasurer also the clerk to the com
missioners. with an assistant, and max
ing the ofIiee Of treasurer sn elective
office In the bill passed John Banks, Of
Chesapeake City. was nemed as treas
urer He was to take his otiice on May
lat, but the commissioners refused 10
recognize the law and appointed Manly
Drennen, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
skllled weaver Beoomes Violently
Incidents oftho Day.

The gas lighted buoy marking the elbow
Of the Ledge, Delaware bay, which was
removed to be rechargsd with gas, was
replaced on the 18th instant by the light
house inspector and is believed TO be
again In working order
Don't order poultry until you have seen
Thompson's turkeys, geese ducks and chick
ems. heady for sale nexu friday.
The only arranged amusement for
Christmas Day Is the young peoples ball
Ia the X OF p. Hall Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
Robert Shaw will ssll his present stock OF
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes az re-
duceu prl es- Gall and see them before going
elsewhere.
On Saturday evening tho New Castle
Wooden Mills will close uutil Wednesday
morning, giving the employees two days
Of holiday.
For this weak Thompson will sell bag Xii k
wood -four Q254 lbs.), 1 10 lard, ID. coffee, z
lbs. sugar, 2 cans tomatoes, cans corn, can
peas, can peaches, ali for SluO. hemembsr,
this big offer holds good but one week.
John NJ. Vallette, the retired baker,
and John Schmitgall, well known
h rsemsn, arrived in this city, yestel da~,
having Just returned from Europe, after
8 fine irlp OF six weeks duration.
Thieves OF Christmas poultry have De
come numerous in this vicinity within q
week and on Tuesday night they swept
down upon Farmer KEGS ducks and stol'
a score or more hne fat ones nearly ready
for market.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
THE EMPIRE
DEPARTMENT
STORE-

On Friday. December 81, the Empire
Department Store, No 200 Market street.
offers for sale the following special bar
gains in new sessonable goods, Just re
ceived from the largest manufacturers of
the East.
"A large Kaleidoscope. Nothing better
as gift for children. Sells regularly
for l5c Our price 61c
A large cloth doll, with China Head
loo value for 61o
Music boxes. that cost 12c all over, for
6@c.
A nest of pictorial blocks, that we have
sold for 22c, our price for tomorrow 61c
A ehilds China Wash Set, l8c vaiue
for 6R,
Lotto Game, never sold for less than
15c, our price &c
The Little Giant" Paddock. with 2
keys, complete for &c.
Genuine "Buttermllk" Soap, for the
complexion, eic bar.
A combination chamier and q box Of
shoe backing, both for 65c.
A package Of paper and envelopes, good
quality, for &c.
A set OF Alphabetical Blocks others sell
them for 15c, we for &c.
Ladies Hose. guaranteed, fast black,
15e quality for &c
Chenille covers, cost regularly SOC
Oar price for to morrow 27c.
Six large Honey Comb Towels, 21c.
A dozen Of Turkey Red Napkins, sells
for 40c. We sell them for 27c
Ladies' Good Quality Ribbed Vests for
27c
The famous "My Darling" brand of
corsets 50c value for 27c.
Turkey Red Fringed Table covers, sell
for 50c, our price 27c.
An elegant Japanese silk, Initial
Handkerchief for 27c.
yards of 10c quality dress goods for
27c
Mems Heavy Wooden Cloth Caps,
regular price SOC, our price 27c
Children's Double- breasted Suits, sizes
5 to IA years, sll wool material, actual
worth "a 90 Oar price 81 10.
Youths Suits, from 10 to 1S years, we
sell you for 50 &c. Neatly made and
warranted to wear.
An elegant Gray Double breasted
youths Suit warranted strictly all wool.
for S4 81, sizes from 10 to IS years
A fine quality Double breasted Worsted
OF Cashmere Meas Suit, made to sell for
50 GO Oar price for to morrow SO 60
superiine Tailor made, imported
Diagonal or Fancy Worsted Dress Suit,
equal to custom made for 81 80
Fhe latest style Regent" Oyercoat,
sold everywhere ia the country for
$l5 90. Our price for tomorrow So 90
Ali wool Gray UndershiIts, 81. 90 value
for 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The estate Of Henry A. Palmer. OF
Queen Anne's county, consisting OF 750
acres divided into three farms, was yes
t.riay cold AZ m, + gagee's sale for s1S. :
676 90 cash.
w II. Bosley isin Queen Anne's coun-
{, in the intt rest OF the proposed Queen
Anue's railr ad he states that the lnsn-
clal part Is all right aud the refusal by some
Of the right oi way Is the only hindrahc ?
TO ths commencement of operations.
A tenant house on the farm OF Samuel
T. Earle, in Corsica Neck, Queen Anne's,
was destroyed by FIRE. the origin OF
which is unknown. Loss about $500
Smyrna p psople are taking up sub
sceiptions o. the purchase OF y town
clock.
The committee which recently visited
the Post Office Department in Washing.
ton In order to secure larger appropria
tion for rent OF a suitable room In
Oentreville for post office, succeeded In
their efforts. and the rev building now
being erected by G. j. Snyder will
be rented. Il will bs fitted with
improved modern boxes, and be one Of
the bsst-equipped Offices on the shore.
A Cambridge merchant sells ginger
snaps at 20 cents per peck.
A fredericksburg, Nd, farmer hal
planted his !pOtatoes for early Spring
use.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
THE OLD COURT H. USE.
General Opinion That the
Trustees Should Do or Say
fQMBTHIEa AB0UF INPR0YEMMRNr

Interesting Christmas Entertainments at
the High school and In Emmanuel
Church-A Young Woman Seized with
Hemorrhsees-Anoth Attempt TO
Right the Allegheny to BE Made.
gpecinl Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Dec 90 The old county
Court House la this city, which has stood
since the earliest colonial days and which
is the centre of the famous 10 mile circle.
is again becoming unattractive and show
ing signs of neglect when It should be
one Of the principal points Of attraction
and interest here The historic building
is In the hands of the Court House
trustees Of this city, who are identically
the same as the trustees of the Market
Square, smother creation Of Penn. These
trustees, however, are too busy to meet
and plan for the improvement of the
building, thinking an occasional
coat Of exterior paint aud Of interior
kalsomine sufficient to preserve the
structure and satisfy the people
The old Court House is one Of the most
substantially built structures In the city
and has been standing for nearly two
centuries IL is entirely hreproof from
cellar to garret and the only BARN fie
could do It would be TO damage the root
and the buildings contents 1t Is insured
for $40 600 Iron bar braces, from one
aide to the other, hold the walls plumb
and nearly all the floors are OF heavy tile
and iron.
The old fashioned windows, sashes and
doors, which have been warped aud split
by time, shodld have been removed long
ago and more modern adornments put In.
Many OF the rooms in the building are
now idle and no rent Is charged for TIE
mayors office, In one wing, and the
magistrates quarters in the opposite
wing But there is an annual income OF
about 5000 from the rooms now occupied
by the post office people. Company II,
First Infantry, N. g. d Trustees OF the
New Castle Commons, Pickwick Billiard
and Whist Club and Miss Whitiock's
private school What the trustees have
done or ever intend 10 do with this
building Is a mystery. II seems that the
only meeting they have held re
Gently was the one early last Winter,
over year ago, when they assembled
long enough to appropriate 800 Of the
5000 then In their treasury to the worthy
poor Tnia was the best act OF their
HOAuAuluhAbbAohs AAcl arc noN bhhikbl
with extravaganza or misappropriatlng
the funds on hand but simply with not
appropriating at all.
Like all other public bodies about
New Castle there are peculiarlties about
the Board Of Trustees Of the Market
Square. They aro not obliged to give
out or publish q statement Of their
transactions st any time Then no
vacancies can be filed until there Is but
one remaining trustee. He appoints al
entire new board and then resigns, the
charter providing that he must never
have another voice and vote 1t Is to b,
hoped that the townspeople will b,
furnished with soue sort OF statement
from the trustees SO that we can under
stand what becomes Of the cash received
every year from rentals and against
which practically the only expense II
Insurance premium
Evening journal., 1894-12-20

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; !, is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eiIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
Dnly remedy of its kind ever pro
nuced, pleasing TO the taste and &C
septable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO rot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG SYRUP CO
SAW FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE, ~. aEH f0Rk. M
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Lots of aumbug

about this half price business especially
In shoes. It's often pretty poor stuff at
pretty high prices We are modest in
our talk, we simply claim little better
shoes than usual at little price, and
we back 1t mp with goods aud prices
They are here, and will do their own
talking Let US serve you with your
Christmas footwear, we can do IL well
aud for less than usual money, Forman g
No. 10 K 4th between Market and King
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Bioyo oIes at Less Than Half Price.

Active competition has brought prices
down. A pneumatic tired bicycle for
$23 90. either in boys or girls styles,
fully guaranteed by the makers of the
famous Crescent bicycles. This Is less
than one half price and last only until
Christmas or until the supply is ex-
hRusted We have the best line OF
bicycles in the world Prices from $40
TO $l00 Pyle Cycle Company, No, S07
Market street Phone 1853
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
HIrh school Pupils to celebrate.

A Christmas entertainment will be
held at the High Schoo, Building to-
morrow afternoon, beginning promptly
at 8 o'clock. cordial invitation to
attend Is extended to all OF the parents
and friends of the pupils The following
is the program:
Singing, christmas carol. School
Defamation, Christmas lime j,
Recitation. "A Christmas Story"
Defamation, "How He Does It."
Singing, Jolly Old st. Nicholas" -. -. School
Mamie Hesketh
Defamation, "How December Was
0omforted," No.; ....';,,..i; !. bsnkssoin Hoicomo
K,te Duffy
singing. Love, Hope and Happiness
Defamation. king Christmas"
Recitation, "A Christmas Tree ="
Defamation, "Kris, Kria, Els SURPRISE"
George knause
slr ging clad Christmas Bells.n ....... school
Kate Gormley
Defamation, "Uncle skinhlnt's Christ
mas" ........................H Harry Frazer
S hool
Recitation, In ths Signal Box
Anna Fleming
Defamation, "our Christmas"
Austin McCann
Singing, "First Christmas Gifts,n .schoo
Skilled Weaver becomes Violently Ill
Miss Kate Kelly, a skilled weaver
from Philadelphia, W ho Is now boarding
At Mr. Finnegans was seized with q
violent hemorrhage while at her looms
In the New Castle Woolen Mills, yeeter
day afternoon. She was taken 10 her
boarding house and Dr. j. Leroy Fisher
was hurriedly summoned. Niles Kelly
is reported as much improved thu
morning.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
onIy Saved some RIrgIng

LEWIS, Dec 90. The wreckers who
went out from here and have been try
ing TO save part of the cargo OF phosphate
on the brig 0dorills, which went ashoI g
on Fenwiek Island. several days ago,
have abandoned the vessel. The wreck
ers say that the brig will be a total loss.
Some Of her calls aud rigging were
aavnd
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
ohrIstmaa-tIae ~ Immanuel.

Extensive preparations srs being
made for the celebrations at Emmanuel
Church and parties Of young people ara
busily engaged every evening in trim
strlnging laurel and sewing wrsRths
On Christmas eve, in the church. the
Sunday school papils will assemble at
2 80 and sing their Christmas carols
accompanied by an orchestra This ia a
very enjoyable exercise and usuelly at
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Anothsr Attsmpt on snturdar.

Down on Duck Creek fats IN the Della
ware bay unsuccessful efforts are still
being made to float the wrecked ocean
steamship Allegheny The tug Juno re
ported, yesterday, that the vessel was lying
in twenty. eight feet OF water and that
bags we're being placed under the stern
for the purpose of raising it prior TO the
next attempt. on Saturday, to float the
vessel 1t is thought the vessel will
not be Of much service even II she Is
fioated Her machinery is badly damaged
The Allegbeny's masts hold her hard
aground despite the efforts Of the tug
North America to drag her into deeper
water. Her whole forward compart-
ment was cut of by the steamship p
Siberian, and nearly the entire bow and
the anchor-chains and windlass sra
gone. The wreck lies one.third Of q
mile north, three quarters east from the
buoy on Duck Greek fats.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
IIEn.

PARKIN.-At Newport, on December II, 1894
William NJ. Parkin, aged IS years.
SIMPSON.-At Wilmington December II,
1924, Geo ge O. simpson. In his 10th year.
WHELAN.-In this city, on the 18th instant,
Michael Whelan, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. b2l
East Fifth street, on ridaY morning, Decem-
ber 2lst. at o'clock. High mass at st. Mary g
X. Q. Church Ibterment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
MARRIED

wADsLEY- -McgREADY.-On December
10. 1894, by Rev. B. +. Jester, at the residence
OF John ID. McCready. No. 6l2 Pine sire ct.
Robert NJ. Madsley to Miss Mary +. Nc
Cready.
LESTER-KING.-At the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage at st. Georges, llel on We'd
nssday, December 10, by Rev. Julius Dodd,
st. Georges Del
Evening journal., 1894-12-20
Gives Her strength and Appetite.

Port Penn. Del, Dec 10, 1894 Three years
ago / was completely run down and had no
appetite and m ambition to work. took doc
tors medicine but it did me no good and 20 l
began 90 use foods Sa saparilla and found
that Il hepea me. since then have taken it
every spring and 1t gives me go d appetite
and enables me TO do my work. Mrs. Laura
Vandegrpt.
Hnd's Pills cure sick headache.