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6oftung oes 6ormers Mnrtin ous gBat=
ion Station BEL Siffin, iuel6er BEL iei=
ner SeItnabme ben Yoli5iiten S6ulb
eri0pB, Bat in Der 9ta9t bonn lebten
Samitag auf SOnntag 81 elnem bluti=
gen 2pn6=8erIub 9efiibrt. Salo na6
Der an Samlto9 Nadmitta9 erfolgten
geerDi9ung bes @rI6oiienen lieB iib
aQerlei perbddtiges @elinoel BEL Der
Sail erblifen, in rpel9er Nartin einge=
lperrt mar. Spdter hin ] ubr Weor=
oens tau1ten pl6bli6, o1enbar auf
gerobrcouna etpa 300 nuFgereate
Wtdnner auf, oeren Siibrer einen Strif
uno S1mieoeDdnmer trugen unO nit
entIebli6em Gebsul auf bas @efdn9niB
einorangen. Cine feline gbtbeilun9
Goli3ei bema1te oen Gingang, murbe
a6er pom WtDb iibermdlti9t uno oaS
3Apr in tpeni9en Minllten eingei6la=
gen. Ser Sberiff foroerte Die. 2eute
erit auf, 3uriifsugeben es balf ni6ts,
aud bas ilnere eiietne SbNr lourbe er=
brp6en unb S6iiiie fra6ten. Sn yer=
tbeiOigung i6oIlen nun aud Die Wd6=
ter ltno fofort itiir3ten Spei boln Wfob,
Der Nrbeiter 0enrD Wtut6ler uno Der
Mebger @brift Mab, tpbt 5uiammen.
Stun srat Der aRob bod ben &iifSug
an, allein Die. grbitterung ri9tete li9
jebt nit gr6Berer Wutb gegen ben Sbe=
riff unb Srobun9en BON 9pnanit nur=
ben laut. Sheriff 8an 9teB tele9ra=
pbirte beBbalb an ben @Ouperneur um
Sruppen. 9ieier mar eben BON Canal
9ooer 3uriiG9efOmmen llno beoroerte
irfort 4 @ompa9nien auf ben S9au=
pl0B Der llnruber, mo- lie Spnntag
8ormittags eintrafen. Mittlerpeile
mar es Dem 9beriff selungen, Den @e=
fangenen fprt5uicbaffen elmer bon ben
2euten ipuroe in Die Sail eingelaiien,
um ii9 Die lleberseu9ung 5u peri6oiten,
baB Martin Mot meDr Oa lei. Ser
Mpb berubigt ii1 inbeb ni9t uno Wtit=
tags fano cine neue llnterIu6uns Dur6
5 an9eIebene MGnner Der StaDt, lpo=
runter Der MaDpr, ltatt. Statt lib su
berubieen, lteiserte li6 inOeb Die @utb |
oes 6aufens, aQeil Die Nnlueienbeit bes
Wlilitdrs ber9inberte einen lueitern Nus
bru9 Der llnruben, llno boifentli6 wiro
ii1 i0lieBlid) aub Die Grresung bes
Mtpbs legen.
gGo Wtartin bin9ebra6t mproen,
peiB man nidbt senau, Die einen iasen
nad Tremont, anbere meinen. er be-
finoe ii6 in Sanbusfp ODER @lepelano.
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Sanscs d. glleranoer.

GanbiDat fir Staatsienator tiir oisiel
Siitrift, tuirb obne 3meifel nit groBer
Mebrbeit ertudblt. Gr 1T Elm junger
Mann bon gebiesener 9ilbung uno
mebr als sepDbnli6er Sdbisteit, Der
ii1 ourA feline journaliItiide Sbatig=
felt Idon in meiteren areiien 9ldtuna
ertporben. Sn pplitil1er 6iniibt 1T
ct elm entlbieoener mb fur6tlpier @er=
5ehter edit oemofratii6er @runofdbe
unO bel @leplarOi6en gLonliniitration.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30
SmGGens sarmtfa salbe.

Sie bette Salbe in Der Q8elt fir
S6nittrurlnoen @eI6pilre, Sal5fluB,
Ssieberpunoen, Qtusi1lag, aufgelprun=
gene SdnOe, SrOItbeulen, 6it6nerau9en
llnb alie 9autausi6ldge, lolpie lie be-
Itimmt 9dmprr6piben beilt. sic tpirb
oarantirt, Die bette 3ufrieOenbeit 81 9e=
ben, ooer ba8 @elo miro 5uriifgegeben.
8reis 25 Gents per S6adtel bel s. s..
Miiler & So9n.
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g8as iast ssDr ~, SoteemOem ?

Sin Me@lelblatt bat alls ben friibe=
ren Stumpreoen Der berDorraqenofen
republifaniihen 9olititer Sbios fol=
genoen biibi0en glnmenltraub gemrn=
oen
,Sie llnterbriidllng Oes Getrdnfe=
9anoels 1T bas gnosiel Der republitanl=
Iden Yartei. @r @Ouuerneur 6o=
rater.
Der Getrdnfe6anbel 1T 0a5 grDBte
8erbre1en 9egen Mnitano uno Mtoral.
Gr=@ouoerneur Gorater.
Sic @irt1i6aften miiilen ipie Glap=
peri1langen ausgerOttet meroen. - Gr=
@oubernenr 6orafer..
9liles, mas Die Sreunbe Der prObibia
tion bis jebt erreibt, baben tie ben @e=
publifanern al uerbanfen. General
@rDSpenpr.
MiseonIin 1T cine oeutlbe 2eber=
purlt=Yrppins. - General 8rDspenor.
9Dirthe miillen ipie anoere 0unbe
be5teuert peroen. Grs (&ran=) BDu=
berteur Softer.
Wirtbi1aiten Iteben auf berielben
6iufe, tpie proltitutionsbauler. Gr=
gDuberneur Softer.
Das DirtbsgeIddft 1T elm unehrens
baftes @eperbe. @ouperneur Me=
Gilllen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30
Sann Sdjruino(lll9t
Rurirt qosrOels !?

Dteie Srage miro nit begreiflid)er Span-
MIMI bon ben t,tetften Sdlulnbiiid)tigei
geitelit. llaiere ylntmort lautet, oaD 9llns
getitbpitblud)t ooer ir9eno eiil ailOereS
9ntgslgtosn bel retltSeittger Mniuenoung
ber rld)ti9.n Diittel eben 10 leid)t fnrirt
ipiro iple 6tsber. S6pinoIndt entitebt
burA Straadldiilguua eiites 9uftens ober
einer Grfaltung, Die Sbnen 5uerlt dis rid)t8s
fageao uno unbebenteno porfoulnt lln0
beSbal5 uiDt geb0rig beadtet mirO. 8alb
felt litl aber ELL unbeilin1mbarer &ynd
qier iiber Die Srnit NIT gelegentliden bef.
tisell, illldJaial itehenben @d|mer5en ell.
Ser ,ouiteit miro bart nib troGer g4enu
nibts geibiebt, ual bieen 9ultem Ill firi-
r.a, 70 loerpsu Die 2ungen irritirt nito
2uu5e ilghpiioindt lit bic 6olgr. 2alien
G5is ilg) ratbelt ole eriteu Spmpton1e bieieS
I Dre tlit1ltsu aller geioen nidt al rernacil.
ldiIi9eu; perid)affeu G5le ii9 enle 6iald)e
etacn's ] o.lageu5aIiam uno gebrailttn sic
ibt ssiau na9 Sorl1rift. Gr mlro Sbrcu
gang beittntmt belfell, inbem er ben Souit;n
ltnoert uuo Tilrirt unb Die 2unae bellt 9ie.
fer 9ungenballam ertbdlt feiu Opium in
trgeno lutlber Bornl. Sei rem meilten Dem
Ylblifum olfcrirten 2ungenbeifmitteln bill,
bet Sptillil elilen ber tDailptbeltamotbe lie
ilnb inter ber triigerii9en @iulpirtnng Die.
fes Setdubung8mlttels slaubt Der arne
51luiuSliif)ttge iein 2eipen befIere iih,
neil er rubig idolafen lam, iudbrenS IN
g8irfli1teit pie &raufbeit gleid) benz SrebS
thinner weiter nm it'd sreiit. sLen'8
2ungeabaliam lit eiu oltes, erprcbtes
Setllltittel, auf oeffeu beilenbe gSirfuug
laat fih llnbeoin9t uerlaiien fam. Ofa6en
Gle ullr etrt Siertel Der 2eit lana, bic @Sie
etnent Nr5t gun, @rperimeutiren erlauben
miiroen, eiueu Seriud canlit Sie iuereen
bon bcm 0teiultat fiberlid iebr beirieoiSt
lein.
Glle @pntbefer fcrtanfen IGN.
ENTMn.sQ OAA.nAGn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

= Mlgiers, cine Borifaot bon Mep
Orleans, tpurbe leBte Wohe ollr1 cine
angebeure 6euersbrnnlf beindbe pou=l
Itdnbig 3erIt5rt. 1900 Meniben fin0
obbadlps Der berurla1te Sdaben
miro auf s425 900 att9ege6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

: Sn g8ai6iugton Gourt6cus, g.,
BAT Die geoples unD 9rOber5 ganf, uie
iie pprgibt, peranlaBt Our9 Die &napp=
belt pes @eIOmarttes, li9 gen0thigt ge=
ieben, porlduiig Die 3ablun9en einsu=
lteQen. &nappbeit oes GreOite3 IDllte
es ma6rI9einlitb beiBen !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

3 Sic Gitronenernte in Stolien 1T
Dies SSabr minoeiten ns Opppeit 10 reid
ais i'm pori9en Sabre. Sic
miro auf ca. 10 MilIiOnen Giiten 9er
i1GBt, bon 0enen etpa 3 W}illionen nah
ben &er. Staaten 9ehen.
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9iaiss grsiiena9 ettlanta ibsr nie gsunislsania
9inien.

1iaiss grsiIs naA utlanta iibss aie ssunisloanIa
9inieu.
Gs iperoen brei beri1ieoene Sprten
ppn Sifets iiber Die Yenninlbania 2i=
MEN ausgegeben gum geiutb Der gus=
itellung ii Milanta. Sin Sifet III 80
3age bonn 8srfaufsta9e an fir Die
SeinlreiIe aiiltia Elm slueites big z.
Sanuar 1896 unb eili orittes 10 Sage
lana. Die beiben erlien 5ifets iperoen
ieberseit perfauft 10 lange Die 9lusftel=
luna oauert, bic 10 Gag 9idets aber
nur am S. uno IS. gloDember, unb en-
5. uno 16. 9eSember si beIonoers biz
liqen preiien. Sir ndbere Musflinft
.penDe man lib an ben ndhften glgenten
Der pennfpluanid 2inieu,
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Sic Meeierung :

= Gie Meeierung 8raliliens bat
ben 4epoiutiDndren BON GiO Gronoe
DO 6ul, peiebeam rs. glusnit bic Waf=
FEN nieDeraeleat haben, Annelfie erz
tbeilt. 1amit lit Der 8orban9 iiber
ote lebte Meboluiipn gebangt lnoroen,
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~. 0n.:sEo.4 $50 ~,

: Oie pali3e Welsbeif Der uilbefs
ainsliden Bombs bes Bropbeten @prep
berubt auf Dem @runoiabe unbei9rdnf-
ter Notenaus9abe pbne Dedull9. Mit
iolhen Noten Bat bic confederation oes
SIoens por 80 Sabren ben Grieg GEE
fl6rt, uno beute linb ienc Noten iDertbs'
los, nur gut fiir Den Papisrforb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-30

syebe Gimme fir 3ratn nluB ais
eine 9ili9ung oeS 0ebaltsbiebifabls
aufgefabt peroen.
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gl6er
iebt !!
Ssier fotttaalt gSatrttiiOe
Sd)ott tuieOer

Ssier fotttaltt SSatrttltOe
I0ott ipteoer
NIT elmer oroben 2lus.
pahl neuer maaren je.
oen Gag in oem 9robten
Store uno oen btut9iten
preiien i'm County.
Sunse 9eute, bic lelbit eine
6ausbaltung begriinben molten,
fDnnen bteS NIT wenis 0elb tbun
penn lte in llnleren Stpre fpnt<
men, ND jebermann wiafpmmen
lit. Menn SIR nad ber Stabt
fpmnt, 70 lpredt bet uns pOr.
@s drgert bic meilten Sente,
wenn lie baran benfen, mas ite
fir tire Waaren be3ablten, lpenn
tie leben, pte billis lie Dtefel6en
BET mir bdtten einfaufen fSnnell.
Fest metne Anseise IN btelem
8latte jepe WDde unp immer
|finSet SIR etmas Nsues.
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@neiann.

Sn QeipSig bal an GomRog eli,
miB9liiGtes 9lttenta; aaf oen 4oii3ei=
prdiioenten SrcttIc]ntiocr TtnttgeiunDen.
Ser Sbdter 1T ein tntloiIcner Holi3iit,
Namens 3ieNcntoa.
e5n 2ub!in, ruiliitb &olcn, lit mQ0=
reno zines Grfan3 1cj gciijllter Stride
oas God Der &aibe6rale eiu9eitiir3t.
8iele So0te.
Sopan 3d6lt geaenmdrtiI 45 Willic=
men @inluchner.
eyn ben ruiiiIlbcn 95roDin3en 5mo=
lenst uno 42d2tom 1erlt6t @un9ers=
notb.
Gum 6ricDan oc3waIQen anerfQnnt
Wabagastar jegt Oaa iran5Oiiihe 9rO=
teftorat.
9lm &bein uno al Der Wfoiel BAT es
eel6neit uno 1T cmpfnolihe &dlte ein=
getreten.
s5n 2eipsig nurOe her Spinnereioi=
rettor geser pon ieinem 8u6balter err
tdolIen, pDrauf lebterer aud IidD ielbIt
t0otete.
sSn Gelbeim, NieOerbaiern, 1T Die
Gelulole=Sabrif Simouius ab9ebrannt;
S6aoen J Millionen Warf.
Sn 2eip5ia fano am Gamlfa9 Die
@inmeibung oes neuen Ret6sgeriGts=
9ebduoes ltatt.
Sn SHaiien beainnt RuBlano iih
INNER 9riinoli6er felt5uieBen man 1T
in SDnopn beior9t.
Shirt 8ismard lit pieDer geiuno.
9ta9trdgli6 miro betannt baB Die
Gebe, pel9e Gaiier Milbelm iiingit in
Meb gsbalten, frieserii1 gelautet babe.
Sic agrarii6e Ngitation in 9elltl6=
lano nimnlt pieber itdrtere Simenlio=
nen an.
Sm fleinen Self, ,miihen Office uno
3ate0at iii bag 0sut;1a pan3eridiff
Wiirttlabfe Glif Ggu ejrltnb gefab=
rem uno i1a.g eysHs'sIt ,poroen.
eSn Gonil0uilnopsl III man elmer Ba-
laf=8erl0mDruuy gegen ben Sultan
auf Die Spur sefommen sablreiNe
GerbaltunDen.
2se saat;' i'm Saf gefauit 50
Dentt Manber, Der Dur1 marttI6reieri=
i6e Mnaeigen BON Wunoermitteln ber=
Io;4at {ei,, o,ttc2 Gipfh hprnipht nm cine
Yfui1meoi5in baour6 erbanoelt bat.
go Denft aub iuobl Wander, Der bon
Dem groben Seilmittet oes Or. 9. Sils=
bee aeaell Sdmorrboiben, anafelis, left.
Geio aliO porlihtig Sbr 2eibenben nrNo
fenoet erit ila9 elmer probe, bic gu6
8. Neuitdoter & &c., Dor 24l6, New
Norf, auf 8erlaneen foItenfrei suldifen
iperoer, ehe ibr einen 8orratb 81 falt=
/ fen brauht. s5n allen renoinlnirten
slpotbefen 5u baben.
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Jrtrhrirb R1tttrn1er'H
Sntel 5u ben 3
.SllltOe8brilcer1t

40 53 gant Giraffe, gieoeIane, 9.
5eoer3eit frtfdes Bier quite Meine nno 2iqnDre.
FeeH0e roeu quite unterfunft unb bic 9yerpfleQuuq
1T etue oor5uglibe Wtau ipree bel rieb. ppr ,in6
aber5euge fidb ielbft.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
BIITsE BY MAD HOUsDS.
Two Young Sons of charles Geary Go Into
KsuneI to Feed the Dogs aud Are At
ttcked.


Two Dung sons OF Charles Geary Go Into
Ksunel to Feed the Dogs aud Are At
tscked.
MEDIA Dec IS Two young s,nl Of
Charles Geary. OF Lower Provldencs,
went into a kenn,l Of mad hounds last
evening 90 feed them, and before they
discover, d that the .ck had tho rabbies
both were bitten. Charles l. Gssry, IA
years Of age was bitten on the srm and
his little brother, Howard, years Of
age, was bitten on the cheek There
were seven hounds In the kennel, the
property Of the South Media Fox
Hunting Club. Charles Gesry f.
msster Of the hounds OF the club
aud about dusk last evening sent bile
sons 60 feed them Tue boys bolte5 into
the kennel without glancing at the pscE
The younger boy stopped to break The ice
ia the troua Ia where he hounds drink
aud with sudden plunge ono of
ne animals spreng on him aud
bit him on the clesk The mad beHgi
chen TUNED upon the Other brother aud
sunk its teeth into his arm The BOYS I'D
Ia terror frcm Che pen ald reported titif
experiences To lheir fa,her
Mr. Gaary On taking 9 look 80 the
hounds end their aolions inspected by
dr0phobis and o. once sent for doctor
and hsd THE wounds OF his sons cauter-
ga This morning g mogo thorough
examination was made a. wss found
that the dog that had bitten the boys
was dead 20 tae kennel and the other
six showed unmis,aklbe symptoms of
hydrophobia They were snspping a.
ssch other. and all were torn
on the sides from heiug bitten
Tie wood xolk Of the kennel was cut
and ocsTrtd where the hounds had
torn 70 with their teeth The teeth Of
the dead dog were broken and pulled oui
with the terrible use he had made OF
them In his agony Mr. Gssry sent for q
eun on sesing the condition Of the six
hounds and dispatched them in short
oIdsr sc they went about their quarters
D.. J Il Fronefeld went to New York
this afternoon TO make arrangement to
have the boys undergo treatment at the
Pssteur Institute in that ci y, and 1t is
expected that they will be sent thsre To-
night or early to morrow.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
THE 0. S. GUNBoAT WILMINGTON.

Has Been Named Ia Honor OF This City.
Initial steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate GIFT for Her.
The Navy Department has named
one of the new gunbosts built
AZ Newport News after this city.
Wilmington, aud It is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should teAe
sognizance Of it. Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their nsmssakes
aud Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With ahis object In view, the EVENING
JOURNAL bss started a subscription list
the fund TO be u ed for the purchase Of
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington The money To
eeived will be Acknowledged In these col
umns and held subject TO the orders Of
committee Of citizens which will
be selected later.
The service will be purchased OF some
dealer in this city, to be decided upon by
the committee
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Social and PersonaI Notes.

The marriage Of Miss Katie Joseph, Of
Rehoboth, to Harry V Bitten, of VIII
minRton, foreman of the work on the
inland waterway, Is announced to take
place on December 25.
It is said that Mrs Jonathan S. Willis
will act as secretary to her husband,
Congressman Willis, during his term at
Washington.
Henry @ Conrad was in Philadelphia
to-day.
Miss Ida McIlvaine. of Greenwood
who has bsen visiting friends in this
city, mas returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pusey and
daughter MsrF. OF Kennet Square, Pa =,
spent yesterday with relatives In this
city.
DR. Richardson, of st. Georges, was
In town to day.
Sheriff Glllis aud Deputy Sheriff Gifhn
are both slowly recovering from attacks
OF sickness.
Josiah Marvel was the guest of William
F Smalley, Jr., on his farm in PencRder
hundred.
Mrs. sheldrake, Of No. 1915 West
street, is visiting relatives in Rshwsy,
N j.
A. H Way. Of Hockessin, has gone TO
Orange county, Florida, to spend the
balance Of the Winter.
Mrs. Daniel Doughsrty. OF Philadsl
phla spent yesterday with her brother,
P Dougherty, at No. 220 West Fourth
street
Miss Anna Doueherty OF No. 22O West
Fourth street. is visiting her aunt at
Thurlow.
Miss Louisa Blessington has returned
to her home In ThuroW after a weeks
sci urn Ia this city.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Relief In slr Hnnr.

Distressing kidney and blsdder diseases re
llsved In six hours by the "Eew Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
IS great surprise n account Of its exceeding
pro-aptness IN relieving pain In the blsdcer,
kidheys. bacli and every part Of the ulinery
passages IN male or female. IL relieves reten-
ton OF water and pain In passing Il almost
Immediately. II you wait quick rel'efand cure
this Ia your r,aIieiiV. l0ld ty ). =. Reeisia ~Do
z. James belt, druggists. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Her Astral Color

The latest fad uow occupying the mind
of the up to. date women is the discovery
and wearing of her astral color. She
considers this an important matter, for
without this knowledge. she would not be
able to induce harmony. This is the way
she fnds out her astral color:
She puts her thumbsl in her ears, her
forefngers on her eyelids, and with her
middle fingers she closes her nostrlls
Then, by closing her lips she is sup
posed to have isolated herself from the
outer world by closing all the sensOry
avenues of communication Various
colors pass before her closed eyes, in
Kaleidoscope fashion, till at length one
settles and remains. That is hsr astral
color,
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Wlntertbur. near MontehanIn. D BE vac.

Anyone who has children will rejoice
with l. B Mulford, OF Plain6eld, N ]. His
little boy. five years Of sge. was sick with
Group. For two days and nights he tried
various remedies recommended by friends
and neighbors He says: Il thought sure
would lose him. had seen Ohamberlaln's
Cough Remedy advertised and thought I
would try 1t as a last hope aud am happy
to say that after two doses he slept until
morning gave it 70 him next day and g
cure was eifeeted / keep this remedy in
the house now and as soon as any of my
children show signs Of Group / give it 10
them and that Is the last Of 10 25 and
80 cent bottles for sole by z James
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
DIED

BARTLETT.-In this city. on the IA IN
stant. John f. Bart EFT, aged 90 years.
BlRNIE.-On December IL, 1885, Robert G..
Birnie
son OF J smes and the late sarah Dooley, aged
10 years.
GhUBB.-Entered into rest on December a.
1895 at her lale residan, e. near Stale Road
Stati n. Del GeOrgianna X, widow OF the
late eX-sher II Isaac Grubb.
MCPHERSON On December 18th, 1895,
Millard +. Mic kefton. aged AZ years.
LYNCH.-ln this city, on the, 18th inst,
Daniel. son of Humphrey and Homo a Ly nch.
ged 10 months
NIEDERMAlER On the 18th inst, Lily,
infant daughter Of George and Sarah
E. Niedermaier, aged months.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Pleasant wedding Anniversary.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Dec 16 Mr. aud Mrs
Joseph R Caleb. residing on Main street,
celebrated their third wedding anniver
sary Saturday eveninlng Several init
mate friends of the host and hostess had
baked huge double heart in ginger
breed, with the following:
Two souls with but a sinele thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.
Another gingerbread piece of two
figures represented Mr. aud Mrs Caleb
They were eighteen inches high and
highly ornamented with cake icing. Mr.
and Mrs Caleb enjoyed the csricltures,
and the guests spent several hours very
pleasantly.
Miss Name Smith. of Philadelphis, is
visiting friends here
Miss Ada McAllister, Of Wilmington,
enjoyed the skating on the creek satur
daY.
Victor Torbsrt, Of the Cecil Wing,
was in town yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
ooiet Home wedding.

The home of Elwood Sharp, No 3O6
South FrsLklin street. on Saturday
evening was the scene of sn interesting
event, it being the occasion Of the mar
risRe of his niece. Miss Ssllie B. Sharp to
Charles M Gebhsrt. of Hockessin, Del.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev o
g. Buddington, pastor of Bethany
Church Mr.. and Mrs Gebhart will re
side in Wilmington for awhile.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Armstrong for a second Term.

R. Lewis Armstrong, who represenis
the First District Ia the Levy Court, has
announced 60 a few Of bis friends his
intention to run for second term and
will make a fight for the nomination at
the Republican primaries AS the dis
tTict Is assuredly Republican, If be
SECURES the nomination his doubts will
be set at rest.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Christmas and New Year Holiday Rate
Via Pennsy ylvania Railroad,

For the Christmas and New Year
Holidays the Pennsy ylvania Railroad
Company will place on sole excursion
tickets between stations on its system
east Of and including Pittsburg and Erie
and west of Elizabeth aud Sea Girt
Except between the cities Of Philade'ph
and Trenton propeT) a. reduced rates
The tickets will be sold and good going
December 21 % %. "a. 25 and 81, 1895.
aud January 1. 1896 aud will be good for
return passage until January q 1895,
inolnsiqh
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
zine Hollda, Rookn cheap.

We have & few copies Of a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at $17 a copy,
which is about one fourth the publica-
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedia at 81 20, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
A PIeassnt Tea

An enjoyable affair was a tea aud
Christmas exhibit, given at the home Of
Mrs. William A Waliing No 700 Del
aware avenue, Saturday evening II was
under the auspices of the Mite Society
OF The Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Home Wedding of Miss Sharp
and Charles M. Gebhart.
THIRp WEDDING ANNlVRRsAgY IN
Various Events which Are Occurring
About the Oity-Perronal Mention
which WIZ Iaterest wilmington Peo-
pie. Their NeiRhbors and Friends

All communications intended for insertion
n this column should be- addressed to Society
munications should be written on one side of
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Holiday Giving.

Our store decorators are hard
at work-many bright sugges-
tions are displayed in a pleas
ing many thoughts
wrought into completion,
which will make your choosing
easier. Standard, staple and
useful things are taking the
place of merely pleasurable and
many people are shaping their
purchases on the idea that a
pair of blankets beats a paper
doll all to pieces for winter use.
Visit our upholstery depart
ment. many beautiful things
are on exhibit that will please
you. Down pillows are useful,
ornamental and restful. We
have made great reductions in
the prices.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
nIlas Ra,nrd anaa North.

Miss Florence Bayard, who last week
spent several days with friends In this
city, has returned North. where she has
spent most of hsr time since her return
from Europe
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Not That Way Here.

In West Chester the girl with the
skating cap Is in her glory just now, and
it not infrequently happens that this is
to her the most important part Of her
equipment, say the Local News Of that
place. With one of these fetching
adornments on her head she has been
known to trudge all the way to the
ponds on the edge of the borough. watch
the sport for few moments and then,
with shiver aud complaint about the
cold, turn away and walk jsuntily
downward again, without taking down
the shining skates which have been
gracefully dangling from her shoulder.
Evening journal., 1895-12-16
Total

It is estimated that this service will
cost from $500 to 81 600 and it viii be
seen by the above list that nearly one-half
OF the larger amount has already been
subecribed
Evening journal., 1895-12-16

Rounder-"The scoundrel called me red
nosed bOcZer" SlOunder-"Oh. never mird
He's colorblind. and can't tell red from
purple. New York Herald.
Avoid pneumonia, dyphtherla and tyy hold
fever. by keeping the blood pure, the appetite
good and the bodily health vigorous by the
use of Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Hoods Pills have won high praise for their
prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Jennie has married man who plays
poker. Isn't it drea fulf" said a Harlem
woman TO her husband. 1t isn't If as bad
as marrying a man who thinks he can play
poker. but can't" was the re- lly Texas
Sifungs.