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Pugnist Assaulted by His Wife.

DENVER, March 15.-May Smith. the
wife of Paddy Smith, lightweight pugilist
and brother of Denver Ed Smith, threw
carbolic acid in her husbands face. badly
burning his neck and left check The
woman Wls arrested
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
l..cl alnrllcr slnl n M,.ierr.

HAIaFND. March To- The murder Of
Robert PEG. of West Hartford is still a
mystery OF the nine men arrested on sus
picion seven have been released
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
lnmie1nilon ride al flood Again.

NAs YORK. March l5 The steamer Ma.
i,.-tic Drought 5-s sieeia-e pa73engers-the
largest number since the cholera scare.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
Russell WIN Deliver the Grafton.

NEW HAVEN, March Is. Ex-Governor
William Russell of Massachusetts will
deliver the Grafton at the annual exercises
VI the Yale Law school on June &C.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

To a, old having your carpets ripped.
send them to the Diamond State Carpet
Cleaning Works. 11s King street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
A cnrnnrnilnn MN n snnl.

WLKEsBAERr Pa. March i5.-rhe Le-
high and Wilkesbarre Coal company will
not. charge It's miners any rent for the
month of February, owing TO the scarcity
of l.nrL
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
No, Ynchi a IVlnner.

CA,CEs. chl5.--The Prince Of Wales
gutter Britannia scored victory IN the
ace for the PriX de Cannes.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
ne.n,raIn Ililla Defrofire.

CoLrMBus. Ga. March l5 Will Wal
lace, a detective of this city, was shot and
killed by a desperado Rich Gordon, whom
he was lying 90 arrest 40 Suspension.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
special Correspondence Evening journal.
KiRKwnOD, March 10

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
KiRKwnoD, March 10
A charming home wedding took place
at the residence of Z hraim Sterling,
prominent farmer Of r Lion hundred.
uear Kirkwood. Th- bride was Miss
LJ dia K. Sterling and Walter + Biidle,
sou of John Biddle, an able farmer Of
New Castle hunured, near Bear station,
vas the groom.
At precisely 8 80 o'cllck, Rev Julius
OOdd, of 81 Georges took his position
M the southeast corner of the psrlor
which was decorated with potted plants
aud evergreens. The bridal party en-
teied the psrlor to the strains of Men.
deissohu's wedding march played by Mrs
L B Pratt. ard took their position under
4 hlral arch The ceremony of the
Methodist Episc, pal Church soon
jined the happy couple IN
he holy bonds Of matrimony The
bride wore gown of cream India
silk, hai somely trimmed with eres N
,ace, aud carried beautiful bridal roses
rhe maid of honor was Miss Alice Wi
ans, OF New Castle, who was becomingly
y0wued ia China silk. exq1lsitely trim
med in Duchess lace Sne carried a
bunch of psasl roses Miss Bessie
sterling, sister OF the bride, WAS flower
bearer She looked very pretty in pure
white frock William Sterling acted rs
best man.
About eighty relatives aud friends
Witnessed The ceremony and extended
congratulations The presents were
numerous, handsome and useful.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

N. r Reed. will close out his stock
Of furniture and carpets 60 auction, a.
800 Shipley street, TO- morrow afternoon
and evening LDok out for bargains
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
et.Inwrpnro I7ree I1ron, lee.

MONTREAL, March l5 The ST. Lawrence
river below Quebec Is free from ice.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

Send 20 II carpets 70 the Diamond state
Carpet C'eauipe & Upholstery Worhe, No
lis Eing street, Telephone Gl2.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

Ollie Locates, Name Baker, Archibald
Brown, Theodore Smith, Frank Jones,
Larry Goslin, Charles Cook, Leonard
Stats. William Phillips Harry Wyle,
Dear Welsh, Frank Wyle, Lew Brad
way, Frank Mccall. John Kane, Walter
Jones, George Cochran.
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ID Eelsrf RS ORDER.
REGIsTER.s nrFIrr-


New Castle county Del. March Z, 1894
Up the application OF Joel loud and
g nrse L. CLOUD, executors OF Lot Cloud, late
Of Brnldywlnu hundred. Ga said county, d.
ceased. 10 is ordered and directed by the
81 gister that he executors az resald give
motto Of lraniilg le ters test-mentary upon
the estate Of the deceased, with ihe date Of
granting thereof, by causl Y udver isementa
TO b posted within fOrA days from the date
~ such letters in siz Of the most public place 3
OF the comfy OF New Castle, requiring ali
p rsous having demands against the estate to
p e-out the same. or abide b. an Act OF As
sembly In such case made and provided; ana
also cuuee the same 10 be Inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL.a news
paper published in. Wilmington, Del, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e. o d.
Given under the hand and seal
- Of the Office Of the Register af1re-
ssid at Nilmingtou. In New Cas-
: L. S. tie county aforesaid. the day and
EAR above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice iq hereby given that letters tesia-
mentary were In due form OF law granted
unto the under~igue . on the seventh ay OF
March, a. ID 1884. and that all persons having
claims a4ainst the estate Of the deceased
must present the same. duly attested. 10 the
y I'd executors. o or fore the seventh day
OF March, 1895. OF b bide the act Of Assembly
IN such case made ana provided
JOEL CLOUD,
GEORGE L. CLOUD.
Executors.
Address. Carpenters. Del.
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- sn.,1a-e -. In In.ton.

Rosrov. astch i5.--The house If repre-
raYtatives p,N-ed to third reading bill
,,,lutina municipal suffrage 10 women.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

Who Is Toni Who are his tsaehersS
Epworth NJ. E Church, March ls. Bishop
Vincent viii tell u.s.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

We take up, clean and relay carpets
and reupholster furniture, prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed. 1lS King street,
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mannrariur,nr .IrweIcr Asslrns.

PROVIDENCE, March i5.-James X. Fee
ley, a prominent manufacturing iewcler,
has made 10 assignment To q s. Noss.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

Harry L Bryan, formerly private sec
retsry to Thomas F Bsysrd, of this city,
now in Secretary Gresham's Office.
Washington, is rapidly recovering from
the street Car accident that nearly cost
htm his life
Evening journal., 1894-03-15
pscial Correspondence Evening journal.

DOVER, March 10 Willard Baker, OF
Philadelphia, is visiting relatives here.
Brancn II. Giles. OF Wilmington, was
in town yesterday.
A. f. Ushall, of Adamsvitle, was in
Dover yesterday.
J Frank rhswley, of Bridgeville, was
here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

Weather Forecast.
Fair; northwest gales diminishing.
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NnrInrs
NOTICE. ELECTION

- VIII Nj, oros Del, March ii. 1884
On March 80, 1854, between the h.urs Of 3
o'c ock 3, IA. and O'CLOCK p. m IN the Il btery
nd reading -rocrn OF h- Wilmington Institute
n this city, an elr, ton OF two persons 20 serve
ts members 81 he Board o. Managcra OF said
iusiitu lon. wilt be held.
FkEDnhlC n. ROBINSON, Seer tary.
NOTI r. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
~ warned against giving credit 10 ANY
per on un my account, a. ! will pay no bills
kept those co tracted nv mysctf
CLAYTON COURTNEY
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NOTIJk Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
y plicRtinn wi be nHde to the Hon. ig-
uafius g.. Crubb. Associate Judge Of New
Castle County. az Chambers In The rlty Of
Wilmington, ON Saturday, March H.. 1894 at
10 o'clock a. m. for the Incorporation ~ "A
Ompany tOcarry on the business of making
componndiuR. refining, buying and selling
chemicals. explosives, torpodOer. cartridges.
uses. primers and such Ike ticlea, under
he corr crate name of "He cules Torpedo
Company W. G. SpRUANCk.
Attorney for the cOrpOrators.
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\ OltCa- -TntIShrhMEN FISHING FOR
y market. notice Is hereby Civ n that per-
-ons intending TO carry on the business Of
"a hing for mari et during the year 1894 are
required to take out the rtihcatee pre-
scribed boy law before any justice Of the
peace OF the State o' Delaware. and 20 have
he HHme hv or before April lot. Tho law
win be- riaidly enforced during the oming
SEASON " ifh persons neglecting On make the
proper anida a. JAMES a, MULLlGAN.
Fieh Comuieaionpr
Evening journal., 1894-03-15

f Harry Beck aud Theodore Cavender
Of Smyrna, we're in this city to day
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/ sI3iIIELYI55IIIIlIN7ESIlII;III] IA

The LARGEST stock Of shades In the City.
spriug Roller Shades. %. 20, 81 q and soc each
lric chadea, s0c zach. Plain Hand-painted
Shades made and hunal dc eHclflf.'
our Specially, Shades Made 10 Order. We
4 rlierly "hocksonia.'o ~ French Chiffon, Lace
l9rdtr, Duchess Lace. Rustic, Corded and
forcntine Shades. The Best Goods at the
1 nwpat u.
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In the matter OF the
roal pafnfo of Joahua
InChancerv.

III u NJ UIITT|T WT TTTT IN NTWUTHTNl
real estate OF Joshua New Castle county ~.
simmons. deceased. Cause OF Partition
In pursuance OF an order OF the @ ancellor
ln the above cause. made at the September
ern. A. u. 1873. ] persons having any lien
lr liens affecting the interest or estate OF the
equitable Guarantee and Trust ompany
trustee under the will OF Henry Simmons, de-
ceased, " iliiam a. LAMotte, and William r.
Porter. trustee under the viii of Joshua Sim
mons. deceased for Sophia Porter. GEORGE
simmons and May A. NoInet. or either OF
them Ga the lande and p omlsos 60 which the
said cause rrlates, a. hereby nutdeu 10 IN
"A EDITION setting forth tho nature and
lm"uni ui the stmo ia The OluOo OF the Regls-
ria Chancory for New Castle county ten
das before the fourth Monday In NJ 4rch. A.
10. 1894. and TO appear and prove the said lien
nr ems AZ the ensuing term OF the court. be-
of the term.
- WILLIAM r. PORTER, Trustee.
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NOrlCE-TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
y payers of Brandywln- hundred 1he
taNahle residents of Bruudywlne huudrCd and
an other persons liable 10 pay tax In said
hundred, are hereby notified that the under
.ipned delinquent TAX collector for said hun
ired viii b at ShHrpley's School House.
northern district,
SATURDAY, MARCH iITH. 1894.
shellpot School House, southern district,
SATURDAY. MARCH 2lrH. 1894.
Practical Farmer. Esstorn distiiot,
WE NESDAY. MARCH 2isr. 1894.
Between the hours OF 10 a. m and p. m. for
the pui pose Of re- eiYif o taxes in pursuance OF
tn aCi ~ he General Assembly Of this state.
Extract ir IA the Laws Of Delaware, chapter
~. volume 49,
Section p That on all taxes paid before the
hisi day of October there shah be nn Rhate-
nent of per cent; ON oil taxes paid heiore
the first day OF december, there shn be All
tnatement o 3 per cent; on all taxes unpaid
nn the first day { January next ems ing
err cent thereof shall be- adutd thereto: on
rll taxfs unpaid ON the first day of February
percent. shall be added thereto: on an o. xei
uupa d sn the FIR da of March 3 per cent
hereof shall bee added thereto. ON all tnNei
unpaid the lfs. day OF April pr cent
thereof shall he added therefor aud on AL
taxes unpaid on the irst day of May 5p
cent thereof s.all be- added tacroto.
WILLIAM n. HUSBANDS.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes for Brandy
if NrHN
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Wilmington. .I'' Nei March i6i6 isil U'''''

NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
y payers ot Wilmington hundred; The
ttXable residents OF " ilmlngtOn hund ed aud
all persona liable 10 pay tax m said hundred.
are hereby notified that the unuersigned de.
linQuent tax collector for Ia hundred will
be at the Court House, Wilmington,
MARCH ~, 20. "a. -. %. 90 q. 2s 81. 20. 1894,
between the hours OF 10 and le a. m, and !
and m. for the purpose of receiving taxes
IA pur-uauce Of au act of the General Assem-
hlV Of this state.
ry'tac, fr.,u he Laws Of Delaware, chap
ter %, volume 49,
a,olion :. lnat on all taxes paid before
the nrst day OF OctOh Ia. re shall be nm
abatement oi per cent on all taxes paid be-
fore q q first day OF December. there shall be
An abatement ~ . per cent; on all taxes un-
paid on the first 0ay of J.nuary next ensuing I
per cent. thereof shall be added thereto; on all
taxes unpaid ON the hrtt day OF Febrnary two
per cent. shall be added thereto; on oil taxes
unpaid on he Il NJ dat OF March 3 per
cent thereof shall be- added thereto; on all
tases unpaid on the first day OF Apiil per
cent. Thereof shall be added ther. tu; aud ON
a taxes unpaid on th fret day OF May per
| cent thereof shall be added thereto
JOHN A MITCHELL.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes Of Whining
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wedding of Miss Fannie Rus
sell and w. Edgar Frasher.
OTHER PRETTY HOME WEDDINGS

Miss Alice Roach and George +. I Ong
Made Husband aud wife I'm the Presence
OF a Large Number OF Friends y iddIe-
Sterling Nuptials-other Interesting
Events.
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West Grthie aud Seward bali
clubs crossed bat, Sunday. Gathrir
won by score OF "a to12. C1hcn's
rlub def, atrl the Mulhall toam, score
"a l., ~
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closed For the Year.

The Ch1rtauqua Circle held its last
meeting OF ,he reading year, Saturday,
June 30, Il the home of Mrs SharteL
Chautauq IA takes vacation OF three
months, tie new year commencing the
first week in October; but 10 true
Chautauquln is a summer idlcr, and
either .ttenls one of the many assrm-
blies now held all over the fair land
Or continue a diligent reader Of good
literature at home The counsclors Of
he c. l. l. q. have approved the fol-
lowing course Of reading for l,Ji-5; 1t
is The so-cnlled English year The
growth Of the English Nation" Ills
tory of The Nineteenth Century, 90
From Coauccr 10 Tennyson, Modern
Arr, aud "Wulks aud Talk, in the
Geological 'icll." several persons
havo already ignifed their intent ou
Of reading hc coming year
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D. Skinner, who is under arrest,
charged with orimiually assaulung
Minnie Shalfer, called ON The LEADER
yes sterday aud gave bis side OF the
ease. ile says the charges are ma
liciously false and were inspired by
Shalrer's relatives, the Wilders, be
cause he refused 30 give them cred T.
MIR. Sliurcr is confident he will come
Gle r. Adam Shaffer yesterday
brought suit against skinner in the
sum OF $4,000 skinner retained
Attorney Green 20 defend him
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Tendstol ~ fhr Ladies o. the Local Ch1u-
tnuout Circig.
Tine lel'of of he Chautnuqua Circle
lesire ~ cypress tacig hanks 90 the
du'ly rewspapers of Nc ely, for .hc
uni'orl' courtesy shown 9ic class, and
tho lcliit rnunor iu which our pro.
gram were inruiably received and
accurately published. We feel quite
sure that mis- 'Iiadress betokens not
only commemorative generosity on the
part OF the p 'css of Guthrie, bu. also
the possession Of g genuine literary
spirit when delights to encourage
every elfort m.de in the iu'Gtast .!
true ultar'. SEC O. H. $. Z.
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MIR. cARrER,s cAAlR.
8 Numbcr OF His Gentlemen Friends Per.
petrnte u Surprise

8 Summer of His Gentlemen Friends Per.
petrnte surprise.
y. NJ. Carter was seated at his Office
desk yesterday morning at his usual
hour preparing for the duties OF the
day. when in came the following gen
tlcmen; p. r. Finch, u Cook, i. +.
Pittinger DR. T. J. Hiatt, w. L.
Rhodes and c. o. Finch Sir. Cook
acted as Spokesman aud said To sMr
e Crter In honor'of your fftieth birth
day ve asls you to please accept Of
ihis chair 1t is needless 10 say that
10y this tolx n OF their regard, and that
hi, fic is now in possession of the
haudsomest chair in Guthrie.
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WILL IMPROVE THEIR LAND
SOurCu. OF INDIAN BRAVEs
Ar ARLINGTON
" -DlAS RESIDUE gUSr
ar the Chfy nnc ana Arapahoe Tribes
be isid -or he Betterment of Th'ir
cad - psniuiting Postmaster
iu 0 vr~y Hart Row of
~orRi', .Snotty stumps.
al iue Lands.

An Important council OF the Chey.
enne and Arapahoe Indians was held
at The Darlington agency yesterday.
The subject ol the di.cpSsion by the
Indians was the appropriation of "a
portion Of their residue fund OF
1000. 0lO due them, by the govern.
mcnt, for the Improvement of their
lauf. About . 900 Ind ans partici.
plted, the head chiefs making ad.
dresses. Several hundred white peo
Pile were present and addressed the
council, including territorial officers,
military men and prominent people
True TO their present advancement,
the Indians favor the use of portion
OF the reserve fund for the purpose
stated.
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Spe-lal t1 the cad'r
EouSD PoSp. July e.--Excitement
here over the trouble with the Eoak
Island is still intense This morning
a big mob o angry men gathered at
the Root island tracks, and Jagged
The son .t-Aornd passenger as usual
he trainmen pai / not The slightest
attention % the signal. This so mat
dened the people, thoo they swcoped
down on the tract rnl amid Wild
yells began tearing NJ he rails Over
80 feet G. + rails were torn up aud cross
ties pulled out The passenger trafli .
on the Rock Island ho reached almost
nothing on account @. this trou Ole, as
F1oui are afraid 10 tide ovc~ The road
IL ,his sect or, while the fight Is IN
progress.
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VIM Standardization

J1st % suggestions: Why not try the
Hoc..y Monnutns? NJ better medi-
cno oxista than Tho dry, clear bal.
samic ai, Of that reg,oa Anywhere
around Pike Peak, or furtlar into
range will do D.d you whisper trout
fishing? Yes, plenty az IT, pn the
,nilroads, in secluded hooks.
Cam 3tne out in tents, living in cot
tages or boar ting at The big hotels
the cost is little or much. as You
please.
TIE Santa 'c route has on sale eN.
curs'on tickets to all priucipt C,'o
RADIO md Utah resorts, Inquire o.
neares agent. j. Il
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no pRosrcrrn noYcorrEns.
Those Interfering with Mail Trains
Bo Pr1coede Against.

Those Interfering with Mail Tnins On
Bo Pr1ceede Against
TOPEKA, Kan, Ju. The vari-
Gus railroads I'm Kansas affected 10y
the American Railway unions boycott
of the Pullman sleeping ears will pro-
ceed against persons identified with
the boycott under the law prohibiting
the interference with Lhc passage OF
the mails. This position, it is claimed,
is authorized by an opinion of Law
renee Maxwell, acting attorney gem
eral, in the Great Northern case,
April -. IL is the intention OF the
companies to assert the claim that
Eugene Debs and other officers of the
American Railway union may be puu-
ished for re Larding the mails durin,
the cout uuauoe pf The boycott, rs
we'll as persons who actually stop the
train by refusing T. w0rll
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The national patriotic services at
the First byterian churc' sunday
eveuiuR we've atteudc by Pool
sized au Hence all of whom participa-
ted with zcst in the exercises of the
evening, consisting of the singing ol
patriotic hymns, responsive scripture
pleading or no.ioual lie etc Rev
McPhcc:rrs delivered nm eloquent od-
dress nni the choir eadaroo ome
choice soiectious
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The fair association hold meeting
last evening aud named the following
officials for the July races
Starter, Pierson. Judges, Staplr ton,
Sr., WIN Gil \. T. Hewitt. timekocf.
ers, Daniels, Murray anl White.
lhe south la8 # tue gJand stand
Aas been set aside for ladies'
Free-igg ~ pace and uot has boom
adce, 70 the nrosram.
hs strings ~ horso5 came il weston.
Guy fr1m End, Ei N'uo and S.it
5vnter.
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40 Train. Except Local Dnes Thinning
in California.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Ju y, The
american railway union men in the
employ Of The Southern Pacific have
oesertcd their power. As u result Of
their at empt TO enforce the Pullma u
boycott. passenger trains are tied up
a. every railroad center of the state.
save b. the local trains there have
been nnJ passengers ont o. san fran.
cisco or Oakland, and there i ovcry
indication that the yie.uu may be oro-
,racted. IN official Of die Soutl ern
Pacific company declared that his POO
pie Lad made up their miIids that il
thev ar not TO br allowed to rnn
FrlluaI coaches they VIII run no
,gains at all.
The local officers Of the hmer'cp n
Hallway union declare that the Pull.
man couolc- must be wilhdr1 wa. and
both sides seom 10 ho prepared for n
litter and determined fight. Threats
of the Southern Pacific managers that
j. they ,an not run Pulluans they
will not run the trains to which tIcy
are usually attached was explained
b. The fact that the Southern Pacific
owns Il sevGnty-fvc per cent interest
in all tue Pullman coaches runnin,,
over its line.
~ Los Angeles the boycott has rc-
suited in the tying up at that point of
all overland passenger trains on both
the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
roads.
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FIXED rHs sALAslss.


s.h9,i nparl Ms.ss ant Cbadders the
Amounts 20 Pay reachers
AZ last nights meeting the board of
education fixed the salaries OF teach
ers in the public schools
The salaries of all teachers 'xccpt
superintendent aud principala were
dVed at sla per month; the salaries oi
ward principals was placed at $50,
principal Of high hool. sG5; all these
arc iyab'N n warrants The super.
inteudent is givea 81, 200 year hO
prlsit 4as ant Iltrk we're Instructed ID
'I,rtcs viii II 2~clpy .wo.
~ bnru adjovn34 il Friday
nirh..
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest award.
IIcGnrs Ea.t.

II. l.. Cohen, merchant tailor, starts
for New York city the list day of July
where he goes as "A delegate to confer
with the international Cutter associn-
ton of tho world which meets there
aud viii purchase the largest stock of
piece goods ever brought to the terri
tory, and viii make suits To order
from $50 upwards Gentlemen of
Guthrie aud vicinity wait aud see the
latest novelties Tor The all ever shown
West oi New Work. um up to the
Zines and viii try ana ptease my Gus.
,9mers as Shat is tha ason made
success in my business My motto rs.
study "a please. III. l.. COHEN,
621 10 The Tailor
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ARpMoEE, r., July . Joshua
Copeland. the abscondIng postmaster
OF Waynoln county. who was arrested
yesterday in the Fable Mountains %
miles north OF here had aa eNamin-
ing trial today before Commissioner
Gibbons Ia default Of l,0oo bond he
was committed to he Paris jail. The
charges on whi h hc is held are en- Jez.
element and forgery.
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or, Go oEuiy and Avoid thc Gu,h-latber
SHOP TO Close.
In consideration OF the fact that the
fair as, ociation ha, created an enter.
tainmenl lor the people on the 4th and
5th instant, the following BARRIERS
agree to Close their places Of business
on the above dates from IL, noon, 10 i
n. N. each day.
h y Ilomshcr, Z W linowllou, j II
Towers, &C Ninson, W NJ Naneleare,
O W Motley, w w Jennings, NJ L De-
Shaffron, G. a Wind ,or. y ! Arm
strJng
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pIsrRlcr COURT

rhc Tribunal nrgiu- to Grind. Wilh Judge
Dala on tie i5ouch.
District court convened yesterday
morning, with Judge Dale on the
bench aud Clerk Fits taking the min.
utes.
In the case Of Seely and Jones vs.
smith, replcvin, verdict was given
lcfcnda At
The Eawson divorce suit was with
drawn.
The case of The city VS.. townsitC
board, invoiving the park question
he court sustained the city's demur
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