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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES..

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY-Notice is
" hereby given TO all persons having de-
mapds against EMMETT J. COLLINS. late OF
said county, deceased. to present them to
the undersigned, properly made oJtt within
the time prescribed by law, so as to show
their character and amount; and all persons
indebted to said deceased are required to
make immediate payment TO me.
CHARLES COLLINS.
Administrator estate of Emmett j. Collins,
deceased.
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Call and see samples at the local ONCE,
1Ol Broughton street, savannah, Ga.
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nor RENT, residence l46 Hull corner OF
II Whitaker; all modern improvements;
possession Immediately. Robt. ii. 1atem.
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Maximum temperature, 92o: minimum tenn
perature, 13'.
The hight of the Savannah river at Augusta
at s a. m. C75th meridian timel yesterday was
"a feet a fall Of 0.5 feet during he preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending p. m, Aug. u, 1924, 18th Meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations:
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E1OR RENT house 90 Jones street from
Il oct T. in first-cass conditions; lately rem
oyated Appel e. Schaul.
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sEMI-AMNUAL STATEMENT
me Massachusetts RuIu0I Lie insurance Co

of Springfield, Massachusetts,
made to the Governor OF the State OF Geor-
/ gia in pursuance OF the laws of said state.
Principal once: No. Alb Main street, Spring
field Mass
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"a ScELL9heUUS WANTS.
ROOMS 10 REM.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.


NOR RENT, house; Barnard street, second
Il south OF Gordon. Apply to Edward +
Lowell
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EDUCATIONAL
MiSCELLENEOUS.

-~N----~~S-~-r~S~-~~~~~~-
BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
~ Robert II. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No. Q Bull street
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HrluClpdI OUlCcs NO. 40 Muln street, SpflnB-
field, Mass.
Whole amount OF capital stock Purelymutual
Amount paid up in cash. Purely mutual
Total assets Of the company, &C
tual cash market value lest 85 007, 081 1S
Total liabilities (est.) ........... 1898 49, Il
Total income actually received
during the last six months in
cash ................... .......... 2Os9, 3O7 55
Total expenditures during the
first SIX months Of the year in
cash ................. ........... 144B. $50 II
copy Of the act OF incorporation, duly
certified, is on file in the office OF the Insur-
ance Commissioner Of che State Of Georgia
STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY or CHAT
y HAM.-Personally appeared before the
undersigned, WILLIAM j. HARTY, JR., and
BENJAMIN J.APPLE, who, being duly sworn
depose and say that they are the General
Agents OF the said company in Georgia, and
that the foregoing statement is correct and
true according to the best Of their knowledge
and belief
LSignedl WILLIAM J. HARTY, JR.
fSignedl BENJAMIN j. APPLE
Sworn to aud subscribed before me this 10th
day Of August 1894
lSiRnedl NJ. A. COHEN,
Notary Public, Chatham county, Georgia.
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4 CHANDELIERS. brass and bronzes refn-
y tshed. The savannah Plating and Mfg.
Co, Congress and Drayton streets.
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AVERAGE.
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C, H. DORSETT, AuGtIonesr

VIII sell THIS DAY. at i42 Congress street.,
az n o'clock
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
WIN. B. SHARP
&c 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

Beginning Saturday night
at 6 o'clock we shall sell the
following high grade stockings
at the following prices:
Boys extra strong heavy
weight fast black stockings
with spliced heels and toes.
sizes 7 to 10, nc per pair, 5
pairs for so cents, everyday
price IS cents per pair.
Ladies Onyx" black Stock
ings, spliced heels and toe,
extra fine quality, 10 cents per
pair, 3 pairs for so cents; every
day price 25 cents each.
Ladies "Onyx" black Stock
ings, the most popular high
grade fast black stocking we
sell. 3S Genus per pair, 5 pair.
for 81; everyday price SC
cents.
We have the most mag
ni6cent bargain in white bed
spreads you ever bought A
SI.5o crochet quilt for $IIo,
A 81 fine Marseilles quilt fol
S2.6o. These elegant goods
are worthy you immediate at
teniion.
All of our I5-cent Dlmitle'
are down to 10 cents. They
are in small figures, medium
stripes and bold designs.
The out of season Blanket
at the reduced prices are hal
gone. Only forty-hve NOR
nervy people wanted. &c
previous papers for the pric
cut.
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ported Carlsbad tprudel Salts. IN powder
form, Is most excellent substitute for the
imported waters whenever ind it incon-
vsnlont TO use the waters. fAlthough nm
fully restored 70 health, still / am SO fCnd II
the waters that drink as much, or nearly as
much, as though / were an invalid. In the
morning, before breakfast, dissolve one
half teaspoonful Of the powder 10 a gl9ssful
OF the Carlsbad water. which e sold IN this
country in bottles brought direct from Corls-
bad. In Carlsbad foundany number ofpoonle
who habitually added the ealts in powder form
TO the water from the spring, in order 10 give
it greater strength. All persons cannotgo 20
Carlsbad, Of course, but they can accomplish
as good results by using the Imported Cerls-
bad Waters and Salts here az home. would
advice you to trv a lew experiments for your
own information on some OF your patients.
IL viii 90 thca 10 harm, ~ auy event. ana 10
rs pretty sure % surprise You with its good
results"
at is ccrinnly worth confederation" said
the young man.
Perhaps ! shall fud the opportunity 20
make the trial that you suggest. Meantime
must again congratulate you uDon your
recovery"
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suspeeled charneters pismissed.

Last night Officer Floyd's attention
was called TO three men who were trying
10 effect an entrsnce into a store on Sixth
street, near Poplar. He watched them
for about half az hour They did not
succeed aud went to a store at Seventh
and Poplar streets. where they also
failed to effect an entrance. The men
we're pounced upon snd arrested. Their
names are Joseph Wolf, John Shut 2
aud Joseph Smith As DO charge could
be preferred sgairss them this morning.
they were reprimanded by Judge Ball
and dismissed.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

Some weeks later the young physician,
much impressed by the wonderful story that
he had heard, began a series OF experiments
with the Carlsbad Mineral Waters. rs his
cousin had predicted, he was greatly surprised
at the result The diseases treated were
mostly dyspepsia, constipation, cout, rheu-
naGtism, melancholia, obesity and iaundice.
Persons afflicted with melancholia and nil-
ments OF similar nature, began 10 grow
brighter mentally soon after beginning the
treatment, and, in few wceks. they felt an
exhiliration Of spirits that they had not
known for years. IN cases OF dyspepsia the
patients soon lost the heavy, dyspeptic
feeling, and in the course ola few weeks they
we're able TO choose their bill of fare TO suit
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
VlsitorsInspect schools

A delegation from the school b9srd of
West Chester consisting of C Wesley
Tslbot. president of the West Chester
school board Joseph Evans. secretary
William Dlwliu. treasurer. and Thomss
7. Smith arrived here st II o'clock over
the Wilmington and Northern railroad,
TO inspect Wllmington's school buildings.
They we're shown tbrouph Washington
School. the High School. No l6 aud Ne.
81 by Superintend ~ Bsrau ana sam
uel h Blyuaid The result of the 10
sgec.iou was complimentary to the loca
So ,o0l autuori les
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At 81. Andren,s Ln.t NIcht.

st. Andrews Church was crowded last
night, and it is estimated that l5OO
people were unable to gain admittance.
st. Andrews choir sang the oratorio
composed of the Old Testament, the
pros hscy and the New Testament version
of the Savlor's passion. The composition
vas interpreted in an impressive manner.
The folloNiug rendered the so os, trios
end quartets: Hrs H. l. Pyle, Miss
Eva NJ Heck, Mrs George Gardner, w
". Eaton, Jr, H 3 HARRISON. II r.
TT 'ggs, Charles Currinder, a S BTrol
ana g. A. Wendell.
The work was difficult aud the manner
ia which the choir sang entities it Z,
great prise
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
A CHARMING WOMAN.

She Has studied American and European
Ladies Very Carefully, aud Tells Just
what She Thinks Abnut Them
II have observed women very carefully"
It was a member Of leading Ladies' Club
who spoke. Continuing. she said;
II have seen English women and women
from the continent under all circumstances,
and think ] understand them. / have ob-
served American women und every condi.
tion and shle TO compare the two. ] am
sorry TO saw that American women are not as
strong and healthy es the women OF other
countries They are weak. delicate and run
down. especially at this time Of the year.
And thar Is not the worst OF Il. American
women need MT uc so. IL IS nOuzen-e TO sup
pose that a WON IA can 80 through this senson
without Rssistai cl. she needs O. tonic. a
sti rlNnt. -ometh NIX that Will make her
cnmple eXiun good, her eNes bright. aud her
because 4 was onre fn y "rentlr run dow
state u.yscif. AND ! fOund nat carelul AND
continuous use lf tuuy Pure Malt VIII kew
ard wonders tor M. / am a firm advocate
OF ttmprranun. bus ] believe nearly every
womau cnu q be- made healthier, happier and
more attrac i've 10 she followed e same
course that hsve.'
Tn Sc are good comm ln senfe idegs which
eyers lady an Hdont o. GdFfntace- ~ sho I'd
bn remembered. however. that uufy's Pure
Malt Is he o 4ly whlskey which can produce
these results. rs ordinary vhi-kies do not
cont in the qualities ecessary for the pur
pose. Insist. therefUrp. upon our druggist
or grocer giving YOU 1ust WHIST you require
AID under no circumstances take any o1ner.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
schoolma.ter U.ea AZ. FIsts

FREQ Schooimaster was srra' gu'd
fined $40 ana held on a peace boid oi
5000 la the Municipal Court this Aorn-
ing, cn charge OF essaultiug Peter
Newman. last night at Ninth and Maoi-
son streets Schoolmaster had been
quarreling with c small boy when a col
ored man interfered While the latter
and SchoOlmRster were try log 20 srttl,
their differences, Newman attempted tC
part the men, whereupOn SchuolmasteI
struck Newman with his ist ia the frce
cutting a cash near the eye. Newmat
says companion Of S;Loolms-trr, VIII,
viii be arrested. struck him also
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
A Beautiful Belle Broken in Health.
A Journey Through Europe.

A beautiful American lady had grown pale
and thin. The belle Of the scason" was tired.
Each passing winter had found her in the
forefront Of social gaycty, and each recurring
summer had tossed her like a straw from city
TO seaside, from seaside TO mountains, and
from mountains 70 country. II was very
pleasant while 1t lastcd. There were balls
and dinners In the winter. with hosts oS
admiring friends 20 bear witness TO her socinl
trlumphs. a black and dismal day came
when she was forced TO admit, even 20 her
sell, that her influence was gone and that she
was merely belle Of the past. She was no
longerbenutiful. Flesh and blood and nerves
had stood the strain as long as they could.
and then they went to the wall.
Realizing that the youth and beauty OF her
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
A Younr clear pealer nera

Peter Folen, aged 3J years. died a. the
nome Of his sister Mrs Michael Bradley
at No 20S Jackson street, yest' rdsy. OF
brouchius lie was unmarried aud was
cigar dealer ", 81 Lancaster avenue
rhe funeral will take place on Monday
aud iutefment will be made At the New
Catht deal Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

Joined n long line OF men and women from
all parts Of the world on the way TO the
springs. The largest, the hottest and the
best known Of tho springs was the Sprudel,
and naturally went there. Tobe in Carlsbad
and not driulg the waters OF the Sprudel is to
be ont of fashion, 50, out Of mere force OF
habit, drank.
"As expected, the drinking did not mako
me feel any bcttcr and consulted q physi-
clan. lie went over my case very carefully
and finally asked me If I wished 20 place
myself under his care. / had TO do so was
ILL., Very woll,' said he. you will please
continue drinking the sprudel water as you
hive been doing.' There was no help for il,
and went on as before, taking the water
regularly, although 1 seemed 10 lose weight.
But the physician kept me at It mercilossly.
was long time at II, it seemed to me,
and then, 10 my great surprise, began to
gain in strength. This was more than had
looked for, but it was true. / felt better,
mentally and physically, and above all, 1
began 10 gain In weight. I seemed to be an
entirely new creation. Ny old nesh had IN
some mysterious way entirely disappeared,
end new ncsh was forming in Its place. This
was Ike miracle, but hardly dared to hope
that &c could or would continue. but It did
Continue, although nlowly. J felt that 1
wac passing through a now stage Of growth.
gained Ia weight pretty steadily, and, after
time, felt much stronger. At the close OF
tho season might have imagined that / was
young giil again"
think you have found the spring Of
eternal youth" said the young physician.
" But do you expect TO retain your present
health and frc3hno.ss without lixf,r rnocA NJ
the time In Carlsbad?"
As Il would be inconvenient for me to 20
20 tho mountain. mako the mountain come
30 me. In other words, I carry the famous
sPrudel Spring around With me. Tho i'm
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
Fnstrr Fi,Uer.

Free exhibition, March 10 60 % at q
p Potter's Fsirview Garden. Twenty
fourth and MAJ ket streets
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

P Il. Wiley. r Oliver Cannon, R.
Reese layton, J wapdsnburg and J..
Edgar Llyton. Of Bridgeville, registered
at the Hotel Willis last evening.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

Clan Chowder Lunch to night, at
DaUiel McCornioE's. northeast corner
Front aud Washington streets.
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Free exhibition

Deputy Attorney General Branch 4
Giles vas in PhiIade phIa TO .day.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

We take uD, clean and relav Garnet s
and reupholster furniture, prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed 1lS King street,
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

o. Easter flowers AZ Twenty fourth and
Market streets Office No 703 Market
street ii p POTTER
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To avoid having your carpets ripped,
send them 10 the Diamond State Carpet
Cleaning Works. l1S King street
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
EAT PEOPLE.

PARK OBESITY Pills will reduce vOur
weight PERMANENTLY from ~ 10 10 pounds
a month. No STARVING sickness on Injury;
No PUBLICIrT. They build up the health
and beautify the complexion leaving No
DOMEN's and difficult breathing surely re-
heved. NO kNPEklMENf, but sclsntinc
and positive relief, edopted only sitter years
of eXterenCe. All orders tuuilItN direct
rom our Office. Price 5000 per package. or
three packages for $40 by mail postpaid.
Testimonials and particulars lseHlefu cents.
III correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Park Remedy Co.. Boston. Mass.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
Easter Fiower-

II. p otter will have an Office mt No
703 Market streets from March 10 to p
Free exhibition at Twenty fourth and
Market streets.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

every vagary Of theis tastes. In all Of these
eases tho action OF the salts in powder form
upon the skin was strongly marked. Is
pecaly was this the case with persons having
dun or notified faces as the result Of bad
digestion. Under the stimulating action of
the waters when used with the addition Of
the salt, the skin would exfoliate frequently.
thus causing the complexion 70 become much
clearer.
He found that the action of the Carlsbad
Salt in powder form showed clearly the
peculiar value OF the water for medicinal
purposes. 1t is not a mere purgative, as
might be supposed, but IS an Alternative and
eiiminative remedy. In its action on the
human system il dissolves tenacious bile,
removes all unhealthy grOwths, allays irrita-
tion, neutralizes free acid, and places the
vital organs in q sound and healthy condition
Il does this by aiding nature, and not by
sudden and excessive stimulation. In its
eject upon the stomach the water as wen as
the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder forml
causes a soothing, alternative action on the
nerves Of the stomach. This causes the in
creased appetite that is invariably noticed
after q short course of treatment, and also
the feeling of comfortable warmth that
spreads throughout the entire body. BY It's
introduction into the circulation OF the sys-
TEN they correct many morbid decompo-
sitions Of blood and lympa.
Il will be seen from this casual glance
at tho action Of Carlsbad Water and the
Carlsbad sprudel Salt in powder form, that
the curative results are Obtained in the Sim
/ plost and most natural manner. The remedy
FIRST dissolvos and absorbs all tough and
| obnoxious secrctions, and immediately there
after begins to build up the s. stem with new
health and strength. As Ia building @ new
house on the foundations Of an old one. the
/ builders first clear away the old rubbish, so
the Carlsbad Water and Sprudel salt clear
away the rubbish and &C ccuululated secrctions
Of ill-hcalth.
The superstructurc Of new life and strength
is then built upon the removed foundations.
The Carlsbad Waters and sprudel Salt are
becoming so popular in this country that
dishonest persons have found Il profitable 10
place upon the market bogus sprudel Salts
but. TO make sure that he IS getting the
genuine imported article, the purchaser
should be careful 10 buy only that which
bears the name Of Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
New York City, on the label. who are the sole
agents for the United States for the products
Of the Carlsbad Springs. The pamphlets
ssued by this house give a great deal of
interesting information concerning Carlsbad
ana will bc mailed free upon application
Fo~s sale Sy ell reputable Druggists.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

laughing merrily.
"Ifit be indeed you," he said. one sign
will not fail me-" He looked at her search
ingly.
"Your sign has failed" she said; "my
freclles are all gone"
"Beauty spots of the past-all gone. Then
you are indeed a stranger. My call is in vain
came here to cure an invalid"
II am truly n stranger for 1 am new
throughout-in mind aud body. have
almost been born again"
"You must have discovered the spring OF
eternal youth"
"I have. Listen well. and I will tell you
the secret. You may remember what a wan
and broken-down creature was when said
goodbye ON the steamer thrco years ago.
was on my way TO Europe. in the hope OF
benofting what little health 1 had left. 1
could net hope to regain it. Ny doctor dis
couragod that. At his last visit he scowled
at me, talked at me, pounded the floor with
his cane, bcrated my relatives, my bringing
up, the state OF society which permitted such
things TO come 10 pass and had now left
another victim at deaths door. No more late
hours for me, no more dancing, no more tight
laciug, no more indlgestible food, no excite
mont-no nothing. What a physical wreck
in appearance 1 was you know. Young in
both years and disposition, fond Of society
tho traditions Of my family, as well as my
own tastes, leading me 10 be the gayest Of the
gay-I had found myself prematurcly old
and broken-down in health. Well, change
OF scene and air would do the some good, and,
If abstain from ali that makes life pleasant
and interesting, might hope to continue to
live more dead than alive, for a good many
years. ] did not quite see the gain in that.
But. 20 go on with the story; On the steamer
I fell in with some ncquaintances who were
going 90 place called Carlsbad. They asked
me TO 30 with them, aud, as one place was as
good as another 10 me, went. We reached
Carlsbad at the beginning Of tho regular sea-
son. which is the 1st Of May, and / stayed
through the entire season, until the lst OF
October. Il seemed TO be the custom there
TO drink the mineral waters, and more be-
cause it was the custom than from any ideas
that tho waters would do me any good, l
began taking the waters myself For lack Of
something better TO do, I equipped myself
each day with an oarthenware mug, and
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

John Ross. Jr has returned to Tai
equah, Indian territory.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs E w Murpbey, Of No.
700 Adams street, have removed to Fair
VILE, Chester county, Pa.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

Misses Addie and Emma Hayden, Of
Fieldsboro, are in this city to day.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

LULRL SuGitlT NEwS.
All communications Intended for insertion
n this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
nunications sh ould be written on one side OF
ihe paper only
The annual banquet Of the B,ard Of
Trade will be held in Eden Hall next
Thursday evening. One hundred and
ffty covers will be laid. and Hyatts
Military Band will discourse it's choicest
music during the evening. William ID
Mullen, Jr.. will deliver the address Of
welcome Mayor + q Shortlldge will
speak on "Our City" Erastus Wiman.
Of New York. the guest Of honor OF the
evening, will talk on Whats the
Matter With the Timesg' "Rarbor I'm
provements" will be Senator Hikgins's
theme. Bishop Coleman's subject will
be "a Bad Business, while Congressman
John W Csusey will tslk on "Congvs
sional Aid TO Commerce. Chief Justice
Lore will spSsk on Trade Rock" and
Washingto liastings's text will be The
American Boy"
The private concert OF the Tuesday
Club on next Monday evening promises
TO be exceptionally entertaining h. lovers
Of music The cards Of invitstion are
confined to its regular members Schu
mann. Mendelssohn and Gadc occupy
prominent places on the program
Miss Emma Lore. daughter Of the chief
justice, will sing coutralto solo in the
"Motette, by Mendelssohn.
J g BouRhman, OF the Clayton House
has been engaged for the summer by tb,
proprietor Of Avon Iun, a. Long Branch.
Miss G l. Grokin, OF New York, for
merly of this city, will spend hsster
with friends IN this city.
Charles Evans, of Philadelphia, is Wis
itiug relatives in this city.
Hon John D. Hawkins, secretary Of
stats. was in the city last night enjoy
iog the play at the Opera House
Miss Florence Pavord, of this city, is
vlsi ting friends In ElktoD.
William Taylor, editor OF the Elktor
Appeal, was in thus city on Thursday.
Mrs Florence Lynch aud Mrs Annie Il
King, Of this city. have returned from
brief visit to friends near Hockessln.
At the Asbury NJ. E parsonage last
uight, Rev. John d. G. Hanna officiateC
at the marriage of Theodore Stanton snd
Mas Ida R. c. Meyer, both of Reading
Pa.
Harry Stout and Miss Mary Alice Rob
inson. both of this city, we're marie,
Yesterday at the parsonage of BethsD,
NJ E Church, Camden, by Rev J.
Shaw.
DUPONT. Grant. Smyth ard Sheridan
Posts. &. A. r. will attend the evening
services in Hanover Presbyterian
Church, to morrow. in a body.
Edgar Mayne aud Charles King bav
returned from stay at Plttsburg.
Misses Addie and Emma Hayden, O
Fieldsboro, are in this city to day.
Mr.. and Mrs E w Murpbey. Of No
700 Adams street. have removed to Fail
VILE, Chester county, Pa.
John Ross, Jr has returned TO Ia
equah, Indian territory.
y II Wiflav Y Oi,rar Hs,,o,
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

Edgar Mayne aud Charles King hav
returned from stay at PIttsburg.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

DUPONT. Grant. Smyth ard Sheridan
Posts. &. A. R, will attend the evening
services in Hanover Presbyterian
Church, to morrow, ia a body.
Evening journal., 1894-03-24

G BouRhman, OF the Clayton House
has been engaged for the summer by tb,
proprietor OF Avon Iun, a. Long Branch.