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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
COrsets,

Bust olrdles Cleopatra: last week - 81 tins week.
81 80. next week none. Belt buckles. Whit. mctal
engraved, also mourning 10 instead al 81 amt 80
Fancy black silk betting, usual 30, quality -, u
yard BabeSkin soap. fly. did not 90 fast enough
at - cents, 50 III cents 4 package
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

For who,plng cough Chamberlaln'~
Cough remedy Is excellent By using
1t freely the disease Is deprived Of all
dangerous consequences. There i no
danger in giving the remedy to babies.
us 1t contains nothing injurious -
and 90 cent bottles for sale by f. T.
Whitehead Il Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

l.ate day for man when
s.9ve.- the value Of Ayers
blood-purifier. With
a5..e lie knows he has found
IS. Is which he may rely, and
t-. lifelong malady is at last con
Ia, cured others, will cure
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
CurpS Chickens and Hogs.

ME Famous Major Cholera Cure
cn-q, chickens and hogs of cholera IN
4 ,h5a time. Its popularity IS grow
n. every d3v All orders promptly
fsad Il. I. WHITEHEAD & Co,
Scotland Neck, \. c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
p, b,.hr', Japan peas for sale.

n bg,hei- Japan peas for sale.
\. 3. JOSEY.
,n4nair- Of Ghildrens', Misses and
.l;e.' -Hppcr9-Must be sold.
Y. b. JOsEY.
5000 heTngs for sale.
\. 3. JOsEY.
orr stock Of straw Hats is complete.
\. b. JOsEY.
"a ar cents Low Cut Shoes be
f.o IryiDg. n. b. JOSEY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
District Conference.

The annual Methodist Conference
Of the Warrenton district met here
Tuesday night.
The Conference covers territory IN
the counties Of Vance, Martin, Hert-
ford, BERTHE, Northampton, and a part
Of Edgecombe, and comprises eighteen
pastoral charges The Conference IS
composed Of the ministers OF the sever
al charges and four lay delegates from
each pastoral charge. The meeting Is
business one in which reports are
given by each pastor OF the work IN
der his charge. The Introductory ser
mon was preached Tuesday night by
Rev. Mr.. Hornady, of Ridgeway, from
Luke 6 % "Woe unto you, when all
men shall speak we'll of you" The
sermon was strong and forceful and de-
c]ared in no uncertain terms for the
whole gospel Of God both by minister
and layman.
Rev. w. S. Black, d. D., of Littleton,
| is Presiding Elder Of the District. At
| the close ct the sermon he made some
| pleasing remarks concerning the Con
ference. the hospitality of our people
| and the beauty of the town. The work
of the Conference proper began this
morning, (WednesdayD Rev. ii. +.
Davis was elected secretary The dlf-
ferent committees and boards made ap-
polntments for meeting.
We 90 to press too soon to give any
full account of the meeting. We VIII
do that next week.
| THE DEMOCRAT joins the whole tow1
lin welcoming these faithful ministers
land other good men of God into Oul
homes. We wish them a pleasant anc
profitable stay with us.
i Pulmonary consumption, IN It's early
stages, may be checked by the use o
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t stops the
, distressing cough, soothes irritation 0
the throat and lungs, and induce
r much-needed repose. Hundreds have
testified to the remarkable virtues
] of this preparation.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
Kew Found.

Atld.a- 5re on office key, found
at depot can e secured by calling At
THE D1raatT Office and paying for
tis al.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
MTTT,T7NT FRY

g announce to my customers and
~ pHoiic generally that | have
ld.f returned from New
York city with q full
-. - SPRING MILLINERY.
We WI take pleasure IN showing
",a 't more in selling YOU.
tbs 1oe-s2 gntrlmmed.
~ '.a' al. widths and prices and
si. Kate &. TILLERY.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

1,,af extra fine Sun-dried apples,
-, 80 like bcen able to get), Cali
.l..r;. dried peaches, prunes and april
- TAYLoE's GROCERY STORE.
I'm re- Mince Meat, prepared CO
,nnt cleaned Currents and Ralsins
TsYIOE'S GROCERY STORE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

To have perfect health you. must
have pure blood, and the best way to
have pure blood is to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23
THE DEMOCRAT.

THURSDAY. NAY %, 1885.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

>prr4E. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

81 It'll. II those excellent mixed
zoo. and soJr pickles Just opened, at
TlLOR's GROCERY STORE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

Mr.. S. B. Kitchin and family have
moved from Portsmouth to Scotland
Neck. Mr.. Kltchin has resigned his
position as timber Inspector in the
navy yard. His many friends here
welcome him back home.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

Rev. w. B. Morton, Of Louisburg,
spent Friday night here. He was re-
turning from the Southern Baptist
Convention IN Washington, D. c..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

1..f N1son- fresh cakes and crack
- int received At
T,yfoE's GROCERY STORE.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-23

soft.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25

have written thankful letters on.the same
subject, which have been published the
world over, and have called forth un
asked for responsive letters from equally
prominent men and women in other
lands
Below is letter that commends Itself
in this Spring month OF May to every
woman in Wilmington. II was
voluntarily written to Wells, Richardson
& Co., by a lady whose portrait, given
above, is assurance of her high character
aud honestIdispositioD. She is a picture Of
womanly health. She is Mrs. Robert M
Moore, of Lsporte, Ind and she writes
''Please accept my heartful thanks for
the great good Psines celery compound
has done me do think that there can
not be too much said 10 it's favor. l was
completely run down year ago, and had
the advice and attendance of two Of the
best physicians In the town. who pro-
nounoed my sickness nervous prostrRtion
was treated by one for two weeks, and
then went to another and at first he
seemed to help me, but after a while
instead Of getting better went from bad
to worse
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
superior Conrt Doinra

A short session of the Superior Court
WAS held this morning and the indges
then threw aside their judicial
cltes until Monday. Henry Bernou,
OF France, and Patrick A. Nalty
and Michael Carroll received
natuTaliziti papers Martin B Burris
asked for a rule for writ Of possession
in behalf Of Thomas V. Crawford
against Alfred Wilson, tenant of the
late Jacob Hills estate in Appoquini
mink hundred II was granted and
made returnable on next Saturday
Argument on the rule to set aside the
sheritf's sale In the case of the Germania
building and Loan Association VS. Francis
Kelley's executors was continued until
nextSaturdAy. Time for taking testimony
IN the mar age annulmeut case of Rishard
B,vs Josephine Pefratt was extended until
next term. Francis M Walker was ap-
pointed commissioner to take
tes imony In the divorce case Of
Margaret K VS.. z g. Dennis
The court denied William s. Hfles's
motion TO qussh a writ In the case of
Charles Reynolds Va Thomas T Glow
ard and the P W. & B. Railroad
CCmpAny.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
BRYAN ANSWERS CARLISLE.
Southern Silver Men Hold an s'Honest Mon
ey" Demonstration In Memphis.

Southern Silver Men Hold an ,Honest Mon
ey" Demonstration In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May 25.-Melnphis is the
storm center of the sonth just now in the
agitation of the all absorbing currency
question. Close on the heels Of the sound
money convention at the Auditorium, at
which the economic views of the secretary
OF the national treasury were expounded
to large gathering Of men from all parts
OF tho south who are opposed to tho free
colnsge Of silver at the ratio OF i6 to /,
came rousing meeting last night OF an
equally numerous class of citizens whose
slogan is honest money. Their guest
OF honor was the eloquent young Nebras-
kan, W. J. Bryan
Shortly after the sound money conven-
tion was called tho silver people got ,
work upon a counter demonstration, with
the result that Mr.. Bryan consented TO re-
ply TO the speech OF Secretary Carlisle at a
meeting held at the Grand Opera House.
Mr.. Bryan was introduced by X II. Car
mack, editor Of The COMMERCIAL A ppeal,
and received an enthusiastic reception.
A considerable part Of his speech was
taken up with comparisons OF Secretary
Carislo's last speech with ntterances said
TO have been made by him ia 1878. The
telling points in Mr.. Bryan's speech were
loudly applauded, and whom ho had con
cluded the audience rose to its feet and
cheered for several seconds He was fol-
lowed by Congressman j. NJ Allen OF
Mississippi in humorous and interesting
eppeoh
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This people have given their
verdict
Every state, colnty and most humble
village has had a voice in it.
There is a consensus of testimony
from all America to the fact that Paine's
celery compound is making sick, tired
out, nervous men and women well and
strong again.
There have been published by thou
sands in every state in the sountry, this
Spring, testimonials from people in
every station OF life in those states tell
of the many, many cases where this
greatest of sll remedies has made people
well
The EVENING JOURNAL has published
the unsolicited testimony OF we'll known
and highly esteemed people in Whining
ton who have found health and strength
in the remedy that was frst prescribed
by Professor Edward Phelps, M. d LII.
d OF Dartmouth College.
Men and women of national reputation
Evening journal., 1895-05-25

AT the earnest solicitation of two Of
my children and q dear friend, who was
very much interested In my case,
commenced to take Paines celery com
pound and took seven bottles. and am
thankful to say that am a we'll woman
to-day. Considering the low state of
health in which was, my cure has been
pronounced wonderful. You can use
this communication II you see ft."
For recovery from the effects of too
constant Indoor work, worry, over
exertlon Of body or mind, and for the
general depressed state of health that is
so apt to result from sedentary life Of
hard work and routine, Paine's celery
compound is the one strictly accurate
relief. II refreshes aud restores the
worn-out tissues, disposes the body TO
take on new Aesh, and rapidly clears the
system of the used-up elements that
clog its healthy working
Drudging indoor workers who seldom
get long breath Of fresh air-and there
are many such, both men and women
recover vlgor Of the nerves and vital
organs through the use Of Paine's celery
compound.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
HYAMs JURY DISAGREED.
The Accused Twins VIII BE Tried Again In
the Fall.

TORONTO, May 25.-The jury in tho
Hyams murder trial came into court with
out having arrived at decision. Judge
Street remarked that the jury had already
deliberated several hours, and II no YER
dict could be obtained in that time it was
hardly likely that any would He then
discharged the jury. The result is that tho
Hyams will be tried at the fall assizes,
which opens in September. Tho careworn
look of the prisoners vanished somewhat
whom the case was thus reserved.
Three ballots were taken by the Jury.
the first Of which gave five for aoquittal
and seven for conviction the second gave
nine for acquittal and three for oonvic-
tion, and the third gave ten for acquittal
and two for conviction.
Dallns Hyams, after being taken into
the prisoners anteroom. showed signs of
great exoitoment He began to disrobe
himself and looked as If tho trial had
proved too grent a mental shock.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Incidents OF the Day.

Charles Hall. prisoner indicted and
sentenced to three mouths Ia jail for
larceny, has completed his term and
expects to breathe free air again to-
morrow.
The schooner John A Lingo is at the
Delaware street wharf loading -four from
the mills Of the William Lea q Sons
Company.
Left Fielder Montgomery. OF the
Columbia A, O team, Is going 10 make
the greatest catch of his life this after.
noon.
K Eben Watts will put his fast mare
May Bell into active training at once for
some record trottlng this Summer.
Next week will probably be the last Of
wane But the hsh Rrs Just as good as
oser and when properly cooked they
Adorn any mans table
To elect a collector. City Council had
10 collect three electors.
EDworth League delegates, before
leaving New Castle, we're ofuse in
their thanks for bospltabIs treatment
and pleasant entertainment while In the
old town
Six bundles Of wood for iOc. S. NJ. Groge.
reception COMMITTEES, consisting Of
former college students OF this city, will
probably be selected by the Columbia
Athletic Club to take care Of the Prince
ton students who will visit here on
Decoration Day
Watson Post, G A. r, will meet At
the City Hall TO morrow at 10 o'clock
At 10 80 the veterans will bear a sermon
n lmmsnuel Church by Chaplain +. NJ.
MunHon.
"a Willism Mast Brodbeck, the
Bogton clergyman who so eloquently
spoke here on Thursday night, addressed
an audience that completely filed the
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
GEORGE S. suTrsRwoRTH's CLAIM,

tie wants $4,000 Damages From Joseph
II. Conrow for Loss OF Position aud Ia
jured Feeling.
The following special jury has been
struck to try the damsge suit Of George
b. Butterworth vs.. Joseph B Conrow
Samuel II Baynard. John Il Hartman,
john P, Doughten. Calvin W. Crossan,
Abram Palmer. Thomas d. Lyman,
Herbert Yeates, John Ball. Will.
liam J. Stroud. Lewis d. Ly
nam, L7uis e Enason, Edward
Mscalllster, David w. ElkInton, G
Edwin Eekles, Douglass Mccoy, Joseph
Heissl, John Lsfevre, Andrew
e Ellason, Harry s Dsyett, William r
Reecs, Columbus Watkins James N
Warren, Richard Clayton, George NJ b
Hart.
rne trial will be given on Monday at
10 o'clock. Butterworths claim Is s., 500,
for special loss OF ser Eiees, failure to
secure position aud injury to the
feeling, due TO alleged slanderous stories
put into circulation by the defendant
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
It,a annh Point

To have shoes for the average boy strong
and well made. We have a knaek OF GET
ting our shoes good and stout without
being clumsy And the reason you don't
pay as much for them as usual is simply
because we don't make as much profit on
our goods as many stores Oar bargains
this week In tan shoes for the boys and
girls rre worth looking after Possibly
YOU think It a little peculiar we should
claim to be selling lower than usual
when shoes are advancing in price. but
don't take our word see our stock and
prices, that will b better than q ton Of
talk Formsn's, No 10 East Fourth
street between Market and King
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Thonebtitnoe oelery ped.

Nezrly everybody who passes the
almshouse burying ground at Farnhurst
Is deceived IN the thing unless they have
seen the long stretch OF mounds before
and the always open grave But yester-
day. when some North East endeavor"
delegates were returning home from this
city, they thought the rude cemetery a
piece Of we'll cultivated farm land, and
one girl called the attention OF her c1m
pAnions to the place, saying:
'0h, Nellie, just look at this big celery
bed isn't II early for celeryG"
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prove out YANKEE Fi.hermen.

NORTH SYDNEY. c. b., May 25.-A fleet
of 10 American sohooners all maokerel
seiners came in from sea and anchored in
the northwest arm without entering at
the custom house. Word TO this effect was
sent TO the customs authorities, and the
government steamer Aberdeen went up
the arm and drove the Americans out and
then lay off Point Pleasant until the Yam
kee vessels had all departed.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Hanplgan's Vengeance Complete.

New YORK, May 25-Solomon II.
Mann, who was shot ON Thursday evening
by David f. Hannigan, the brother of Lo-
retta Hannigan, whom ho had betrayed,
died at the Flower hospital last night Ho
had never regained consciousness from the
moment he dropped to the pavement on
Forty second street. Just 26 hours before.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
narri.nn Ylered th. parna.

BROOKLYN. May 25.-Nearly so, O00
Sunday school pupils, representing 1856
schools, with flags and banners, paraded the
streets of Brooklyn, 1t being the sixty-fifth
anniversary of the Brooklyn Sunday
School union. Ex President Harrison was
on tho reviewing stand.
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SCHNEIDER Loses HIS LICENSE.

The HArs'a Corner Man Is More For
tunste. Bzr. PricIgett Withdrawing His
Objection.
One contested liquor license was
granted and another refused by the
Court OF General Sessions this morning.
The 6rst case taken up was that Of
Joseph Quigl.y, Of the Hars's Corner
Hotel The charge against him vas
thst be had not safiioient property
owners among those persons who signed
bis application Mr. Prlckstt informed
the court hat after careful investiga
tion mad > by him and Ohm II Rodney,
he Was convinced that In the entire
school dlstrict, there we're not sufficient
property owners to hl up the petition.
Therefore he withdrew his objection
The license was granted.
Henry Schneider, Of the Oentrevllie
Hotel. was not SO fortunate.
There we're three charges against him
Obtaining his license fee from brewer
selling liquor on Sunday and selling IL
10 minors The first WAS oisproved,
Collector Grubb testifying tnat Schneider
gave him $50,in cash and an order on IL e
Whining Fund Society for $3.50
and received In return y oeckle's check
for 5000. which was paid to Clerk OF the
Peace Blggs
Mr. Prickett stated that he had rs
ceived letter from Mrs Hannah R
Glout In which she said that Schneider
hsd promised not G, sell her husband or
any other member OF the family liquor.
and she wished to withdraw her oom
plant
Amos r 6lout was put on the stAud
and swore that he had seen liquor sold
on Sunday and TO minors.
Mary Q. schneider took the stand In
her fathers behalf but to no avail, as
the nnnrt ralnaah IN rrnnL the ncanna
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
SHIT BEE HUNT. :
Boy Painfully Injured BY a
Companion In Fun.
STORE ROBBED DURING THB NIGHT


stoops's opera House stors-Last vss-
tigs Of the AneRhsnS's wreck Removed.
shad Season on the wane.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CAsTl May 25 An old ano
very dangerous pastius aod practical
joke known as bee hunting has probably
been run into the ground Last night
company Of practical jokers, ihlaktng
the lev German hostler at the Jefferson
House peculiarly green-looking individ
ual, took hin out" TO gather honey
from Magistrate Janvisrs woods Lots Of
advance shooters went out ahead TO
make things lively for the hunting
party when they began chopping trees
All worked we'll, but when they began to
shooting down the hunters, the nervy
TeutoR lay down and rolled in spasms OF
laughter at the ridiculous at
tempt to fool him 1t was
case Of the joker joked. But Just at
this junciure some OF the youths got TO
doing some promiscuous shooting. A
young man by the name Of Aaron who
had neglected to provide himself with
blanks" ffed loaded shell and one OF
the hunters Immediately cried out In
pain II was Joseph McCaughan and
Asron's ammunition had lodged IN bis
arm and shoulder Dc Tybout dressed
the young mans wounds and he is able
to 60 about to-day but has gone on his
last bee hunt
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Faial Accident 10 : Youpr Mar.

GKoReRTowN. May 25 Frederick
Milman, young man living near Ellen
dale, met with q fatal accident late
Thursday night He was driving along
the road when his horse suddenly started
to run away thro~ing him out Of q .
carriage and barking his neck.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
KnOoksd From His Dab i.

Willlsm Myers q fireman on the P w
\ B. R r while r'diug on the engine OF
a south bound train in the West. Yard
about 5 80 this morning, was struck by
the standard on lumber car and
knocked from his cab His back was
hurt aud be received internal injuries.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
refused q rndict Gordon.

LOUISVILLE, May 25.-The jefferson
county grand jury has refused to indiot
Fulton Gordon for the double killing Of
his wife and Arch Brown, son of Ken
tucky's governor, whom Gordon found IN
a bedroom together four weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
sisa-f ssyeains Power lars f~sp4-.
5S..AI BEsaki11s E,.,.ssl11ys:!
AgsSeNsgJTEEN pUEE
American Academy OF Muse. PhIladsl

American Academy OF Music. Philadel-
phls. last night
An examination OF applicants for the
position ~ school tescher l. being held
Z, day In the New Castle High School
building By Professor A H Knapp, to
FIJI the vacsncy caused by the resignation
OF Miss Nellie Wise The general aver
age must be over 75
One hundred and sixteen lumber RATS
passed down the Delaware river this
npring according to an up river pcoount.
number of New Castle Catholics will
60 from this city on the early train
In Wilmington where Monsignor Satoili
ofiolatss
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Formerly an Rus,ne,. a.,a

solomon a. Mann. the victim OF David
Hannigan In New York, Thursdsy, was
formerly in business here He and his
brother opened a clothing store on ship
ley, then on Fourth streets. aud then TO
Market street, where Max Ephraim now
Is They boarded 40 the Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Last Piece Of the wreoh Removad

The bow of the wrecked steamer
Allegheny" having been removed, the
buoy placed to mark same has been dis =
continued, and notice TO that effect
has been issued by order Of the light
house board through George Relter,
commander United States Navy In
spector Fourth Light house District
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Heard Mrs. nnmmond,s voice.

MYSTIC Conn, May 95.--Mrs Ham
mond Of the Wilbur school is believed to
be at Quakertown four miles from here.
Her peculiar voice was heard and recog-
nized in Groton Center.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Newfoundland wants to borrow.

ST. JoHN's n. f.. May 25.--It is prao-
tioally conceded that Colonial Secretary
Bond is likely TO arrange a loan from the
United States. Tho only risk now is that
England viii interfere and block the
whole negotiation.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Robbers steal Rerolrera.

John I. Stoops's store under the Opera
House was broken into and robbed last
night, the thieves effecting an entrance
at the door, lot OF revolvers, prob
ably $50 worth, were stolen and there Is
no clue TO the criminals. II is the irst
robbery that has been committed IN the
town for many mouths
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Boyle Elected Mayor Of Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l., May s5.-The election
Of mayor to fill the place left vacant by
the death Of the late Hon. John Waters re-
suited in "A victory for p }. Boyle (Dem }
by plurality Of sac
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Tae sales connrmsa.

Chancellor Wolcott. this morning.
cln6rmed the sac Of the properties
OF Edmund KeaIns aud Rachel Barr, and
authorized the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company to expend part OF the
principal Of the estates Of two OF it's
wards. The Z gers argument Is still
going on
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Two OlnerrilIe MllI. 10 stnrt Irn.

Providence, May 95 Information was
brought TO the general committee Of the
Olneyville strikers that at least two of the
manufacturers were preparing to sta 1T up
on Monday morning
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
Peraonal Events.

Miss Addis HsEz sri. WI has been the
guess OF Miss lucille MsrtiDdale, has
retarned TO her home Ia Middletown.
Mrs Baysrd Mitchell and son, OF
Wilmington, have been visiting relatives
here.
Mrs J Irwin vanarsdalen, OF Whining
ton, hss been visiting in tine city
accompanied by her two children.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25

Eneampment No. "a, U. V. L, will
hold memorial services in the Crosby &
Hill Building this evening William s.
Billes will be the principal orator.
Evening journal., 1895-05-25
BunaIo's Horse Show opens.

BUFFALO May 25-The Country club
opened its horse show exclusively 10 club
members and their women friends
Evening journal., 1895-05-25

Don't lose the golden opportuuity t.
secure one Of those SO 800 free building
lots on the North Side
Evening journal., 1895-05-25

snapper Soup tonight at Quigley &,
Fourth and shIpiey-