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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17

QuINcY, Ills, July 17.-The thermome-
Ter registered 100 in tho shade Wesley
Collins Of Durham, Mo, became crazed
while working in the sun and killed him.
self.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17

s:ss.sscotton-New York Closing Prices.
July, 6sl bid; 8s3 asked; August. s.
hid; september, 6 81 bid; October G.g2 bid
SO asked
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17

Mrs Mary Martin, widow Of Robert S
Martin. the war veteran who died last
year, has received notice OF an original
widows pension.
Look out for the Farmers Excursion 10
Br dgeton. n. j.. en- August 9Th on the big
steamer hlizabeth. Tickets only Sl.0O.
Farmers In the neighborhood report
that corn is very hne aud that late
potatoes are doing we'll Threshing Is
going on throughout the hundred
although wheat is said to be a poor
turnout
Several New Castle people went to Cape
May to day on steamer Republic from
Wilmington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
Change of an Important Light
in the River.
LAsT vIgIT OF A PHILADELPHIA

Her Remains Were Taken to the Quaker
City To-day aud VIII Be Buried at OK
ford, Pa.-Yonng Tradesmen Play an
Exciting Game Of Twelve Innings on
the Diamond.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, July II.
Notice has lust been given that, on or
about July 49, 1895. a gas-lighted buoy,
painted red. and showing a fixed white
light. will be substituted for Che spar
buoy. No. "a, now marking the lower end
of Marcus Hook shoal and the junction
of the channel leading to Raccoon creek
with the main channel, on the New
Jersey side Of the river.
Outer and Pennsgrove wharf, SSW, /
w.
Christiana Light house, SW.
Cherry Island Range Rear Light house,
SW. by w.
Dickson's House, n by w w.
Bearings are magnetic and given ap-
prOximately.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17
Money Loaned
on MoFtgag

AT AND PER CENT.
REAL ESTATE
bought and sold. Properties carefully
managed. Rents collected and promptly
RENTED.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
to and from Europe by White Star Line.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREuIT
And drafts issued in pounds sterling
available in all parts of the world.
STOCKS. BONDS AND GRAIN
bought and sold on all the leading ex-
changes in the country.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
q specially.
Private telegraph wires to New York, Phlla-
delphia, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore and
Washington.
FOR SALE.
Wilmington Coal Gas stock
Wilmington City Railway stock.
H. L. EVANS & CO..
Bankers and Brokers,
Eighth ana Market streets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17

petite and could
not sleep. Ibegan
taking Hoods
SarsaperiIla, and
NforeI had taken
a fourth OF a bot
tie / was very
much better. 1
also used Hoods
Pills and found
them splendid,
very mild, yet
effective. Since
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17


James r. Fell. colorsd, was brou ght 70
prison here yesterday by Constable
Fleming In default Of $500 bail, charged
with begetting an illegitimate child He
was committed by Magistrate SAsse, OF
Wilmington, but viii probably not
remain inside" longer than to night as
bail Is expected to come from Edge Moor.
Body Of a Philadelphian Taken Away.
Undertaken Clewell left this city to day
at II o. with the rename OF Mrs. Lydia
y Bailey, wife Of Edward L. Bailey, Of
No. AIS North Thirty frst street, Phila
delphls. who died while on a visit to Mrs.
William Primrose on the McComh farm
near this city Mrs Bailey was A years
old and leaves three children Funeral
services will be held TO night at No. 41S
North Thirty FIRST street and interment
will be made to morrow at Oxford, Pa.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17

Interest allowed on degosiis Of monoJ for
enc or more caleni moDtas AZ tie rata OF
per cent per snrurn. Money ip2Enc o.
mortgages on req ate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17

J. AUGUSTUS NcCAULLEl. President.
4. ALLtN Htibtc, Nice-i'reaidant.
n. q TAYLOR, SeC'y and Treas.
JOSEPH N. MATHER. Auditor.
May 1. l6a5.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-17
Indigestion

Tortured me; was run down, had no ap.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
New Hrieans Rao..

ef hne; track slow.
first raee-Selling, five and n b,,,
turlongs' Merritt. I07 CThorpe, "a ~ mar !
won very easily by ave ,a az vi .,
ramp llt CTurner), s to & snco ms
!T riui III Midgely, Is to l. third
second raee-Purse, maiden s-voar
9 p, three furlongs; Virgo. ios NJ NJ
Suel' TO !, won, ridden ON Shc-
iength; Ellen, l07 (Turner). ii IN z g..
2na; Cora B., iO7 CBergerj, Is to tb srS-
., MIRO raoe-selling. seven and n hal,
I MSn easily by a length; Brakeman ~
Nnt,hSStpe)' ) 10 1, second; Sylvsn iSS
VNtSSue,, y to l, third. Tim. Ia ~ ~
sonfth raee-six furlongs' Miss cal
up ius lMidgely), 8 to /, won. driy,a.
?, second; Hibernia Queen. Ios orr, 70
Hsry, 10 !, third. Time. lis,
tltth rase-Purse, s-year-ol5s a..
Iurlongs; Minerva, lie tBlakel 4 nVe
"oh eaSily by two lengths; shelby a. ~
~ SSn' iVi SMocue). to /. second: Wa nss-
los 10, = 'nira' Time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Nashville, Tenn, March 4-Tbo
southern Association of Baseball enhs
met here today with President NicpiIn
Oh Chattanooga presiding and the fol-
OWING members present: II. Powers
NeW orleans. also as proxy for Chat
tahooga; w. IL. stalIlncs, EysnsyIiie.
Sharles Lewis, Memphis; %. g. HoIt
Mohlsomery; George 4. stalIings
proxy for Little Rock; j. X. OH a.
lamta; a. b. Hill, Nashville
me president announced that eaob
e,uo had compiled with the $1,000 guar.
"n,ee 70 play the season out.
Messrs. Nicklln. Oil and HIN r,aro
made trustees of the fund. "e'e
AFTER some discussion and n tIo ,,o,.
'he spaulding ball was selected s'
motion was adopted prohih,,,,u.
the southern Association from nsins
payer who is under tho reserva fi"t
or or under contract to any other
me committee on constitution ava
bylaws was given until April ~
prepare Its reports. which viii he sui
mittted by mail. W." oe SUD
me following board OF dIra,.o,.
whose decision on all questIons sSai,
De supreme, were chosen; i n,inii
lin, b, S. Holt, A. b. I'M. Henry S Den
ers and j. X. Oil. f'W-
me schedule fixes April Ss for ~.
opening OF the season, '"e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Ihere is story connected with TOMMY.
sons prize poem OF "Timbuotoo. which
one may surely tell without undue revar.
ence OF master who aftorwsrd did sueh
wondrous work. The examiners of Tim
prize manuscripts for tho year were throe
tho vice chancellor, who had n great
reputation, but violent tsmpar, and who
did not write we'll; a classical profesaor
who knew no poetry which was not IN n
dead language, and mathematical pro.
iessor. 1t was agreed that each shonld
signify what ho thought Of the poems nv
Tho letters ''g' and "b, +" for good" and
bad" "NN
This vioo chancellor bad tho manusoriuts
nrst- When they came TO tho matbe,nat.
ical professor, he found "Timbuetoo"
scored all over with "g's" Ho did no.
understand why. He did not oven under.
stand tho poem itself, and bolpa afraid 10
ask the irasoibls vice chancellor for bis
reasons he also wrote "g'' on tho produo.
uY.
DO classical professor thouaht II rather
strange that both his predecessors shonl5
admire so unintelligihle work; but as he
confessed, no "did not care ono iotn abo,,
tho matter" so he put down his "g,s-
with tho rest and rs no other poem had
three "g's" tho prlzo was unaniponslv
awarded 10 tho author of "Timhuctoo. .
After the affair was over the three az.
aminer happened one day to meet, and
the vioe chancellor, in his absolute fash
Ion, feli to abusing the other two for their
taste In admirlng the poem Thoy replied
with some natural indignation. thai thoy
should never have dreAmt Of oonsidering
1t II no bad not scored 10 all over with "a
"d'sl" no exclaimed "Thsy were a,s
which put in for queries, for couldn't
understand two consecutive lines Of Tho
poom. "-Youth's Companion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
IN PARLIAMENT.


irlah Anairn.
London, March 4-,Rcplying to Sill
George Baden Powell In the house of
commons today the parliamentary sec.
rotary 10 the colonial ONCE. MIR. Sidney
buckstone said owing 10 defect In
me canadian parliament confirming
the commercial treaty between France
anu Canada. It was vet impossible 10
secure It's ratification. He added Ii
would be amended so soon as the Cam
adian parliament meets.
non. John Morley. home secretary for
ireland introduced the new irish bill
IN doing so he said he accepted the deo-
larauon Of the member for South w
rome, MIR. Thomas Wallace Russell that
,ne iand question which was at the
i,s OF the disturbance and ill-feel-
competent to make such laws as the
eohulton OF ireland required.
continuing or, Morley said that the
nrst time the contention that tenant
hau a right or Interest in his holdInr
was embodied In the act OF 1870.
Inc act or 1881 granted the further
right TO devise or sell the tenantcv
whenever the tenant liked, iixed a Fair
rent IN court and enabled him TO re-
new his lease from time TO time.
Ihose acts We're the charter OF the
irlsh tenants and privileges. The rea-
sons for asking the house OF commons
TO amend the act OF 1881 was IA tbat
the tenants could have rents renewed
Tor fourteen years. II was desirable
10 make the circumstances OF these re-
hewals as easy as possible.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr. Aforlev'a
address the Irish land bill passed i,s
irst reading without division being
taken. 800 D'''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

ST. Louis Mo-. March 4.---Flrst race
six furlongs. selling. Queen Faustus
won, Borough second, Cynthia third.
Time, 1870 IL.
Second race-Four and half fur
longs: Coda won. Mount McGregor
second. Roy third. Time, Us.
Third race--fNive furlongs: Ruth won,
Billy the Kid second, Barney Laraway
third. Time. ;o5 "a.
Fourth race-Purse. six furlongs.
Schuylltlll won, Tom Elmore second,
Vevay third. Time, 1913 1-2.
Fifth race-purse, six furlongs: Store
keeper won. Mohican second, Republic
third. Time, 1:20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

ST. Louis, March 4.--I'irst race. five
furlongs-Repeater won. SpeedR way
second, Donnella third. Time, 1901 ~.
Second race, five and hnlf furlongs
Irish Mike won, Bob Fryback second,
The Surgeon third. Time. 1916.
Third race five furlongs-Agnes II
won. Lemon Blossom second. Tie over
third. Time, los.
Fourth race. FIVE and half furlongs
--Cerebus won. Ivanhoe second, Gertie
third. Time, l16.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Chance won,
Moses Solomon second, Jordan third.
Time, Leg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

San Francisco. Cal, March 4.--First
race-SiX furlongs: Grotto won, Tom
Clark second, My Sweetheart third.
Time. 1:l5 II.
Second face-Flve furlongs: Broad
head won, Mahogany second, May Nc
Carthy third. Time. 1;O2
Third rnce-<SiN furlongs: George f.
Smith won, Don Fulano second, Tim
Murphy third. Time 1:14 "a.
Fourth race-Six furlonrs: Harry
Lewis won, Marietta second, Mutlneer
third. Time. l;1s "a.
Fifth race-one mile: Rico won, In
gomar second, Rear Guard third. Time.
l:41 Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
Of sohmer Park tonight.which resulted

OF sohmer Park tonightwhich resulted
In a draw.
The first three rounds resulted in
cllhches and four light taps In The
fourth and fifth rounds Costello com
menced to do some good work. In
the sixth and seventh rounds honors
were about even. Cllnches. which were
a marked feature In every round. were
INDUCED in more as the proceed
cd In the eighth round the work he-
came llyelier and Costello did consid-
cradle lodging to avoid punishment.
in the ninth and tenth rounds Woods
assumed the aggressive and made the
fight fairly interesting. Bill stevens.
the referee. declared the contest draw
In favor OF Costello.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

has been lobbying with the senators in
opposition TO the proposition TO raise
the tax on life Insurance companies.
AIr. Mccall reallzes-no man more clear
ly--the necessity for an increase Of tax
alton all along the line. but having be-
come a general agent Of some sort or
other Of the great Equitable Life com
pnny, he believes that no matter how
much others may suffer In the way Of
Increased burdens OF the government
this s7ecial interest should be left un-
touched
May be II should.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
BREEZY Bits

! -
Paresls-I have Just tisii'tt
political aspirants always -
legs pulled.
Giglamp-Why? 4.
Paresis-So that they csa y !.
strides when running for 90
York Herald.
A friend in need isa frienl : ,
orally strikes you for 4 eu''"
many Times.
you haven't read my lii''N
your" I'd
mo; I'm too weak vt .... y.
recoyer."-Atlanta cons'i'ulH'
"Trlmmins has a frs'l. .
said The critic at the eo l,'..
always comes in behind uls =.
yes" replied the man =
money, 81 guess rs lols Y, Z
Trimmins' notes are al7sH'''
Washington Star.
A Louisville man lnsi W.. Z, =.
seen blue-birds there lnh Nj
probably soc other thing \
swear IN CHICAGO DlfpA'e'
what the world adnl ", 4
that can make is oT n., ~
end.-Cleveland Piain-p''
wouldn't It be hne y . ''y,f
Liliuokalani were TO cry
Press.
oh. furnace, in the hour ". a..,.,s|
You ne'er got over NM -, ~ d
When thaw time cones
spring, ~. .r,ryl'1'
You warm right up w | ' KIN, ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

ian church. began 49,.
me me sin of pugIlism. II, "A N ,
mere was but one ccur., Y u
aaga county district s M, Y
40 take, and that M VIZ y ,
element az from the gram uus Z y
L 1s.Iy Bob" with mse, NJ |
with a flourish " y.
course was taken, ana X n
was a., then released on 1 Ssu 2
me Syracuse CONNIE. MI :.
took a hand in the ,,,-. 3
passed resolutions prohISs;I,,
ter enactment. all exbIsI,I!
hgnting at any local ,s ~.
Ihsn came the polltie WI : |.
one of the most poDuls A. !
ers N this city. Joe Dass.s \
Of reputation. and a ma,
f1tzSlmmons, has killed M Il ,
ring Is a close friend d Il !
Dunfee Is a brother q, i. I.
missioner John Duntee' 4 /
cratic leader in lhe NJ.
congressional district. ~
friend OF Internal Rev,so,
William A. beach. ex.Nars
State Committeeman VIM,
eX-Mayor Thomas Ryan nj I,
OF other big Democratic r,
city In this way FItrslsr
torneys, Friend & Hou,e. N
managed TO get in touch II
political syndicate.
But as soon as they got a,
ran up against a snar. i
1t appears. two factions ii
county Republican polltF,
headed by Congressmaa In
Den and the other By I,
Francis Hendricks Of he %
York. The Belden men u
control of the district alton
by electlng as It's head BJ.
bright young local lawyer
How TO reach the Leaders Z.
den party was a poser in O,
syndicate TO get Fitzslmrr
his trouble, The Fit" d
that In case they Offered d
support TO the Beldenlpth,
the favor OF letting Fit 4
through District Attofnsy 9
Hendricksites would Appeals
isterlal association and thai
trouble.
But Just at this point iss3
lcal breeze arose In The city Z
q vacancy In the office Of p'Al
and Mayor Amos was anna
the place to Water Connlsl
d. Brooks. But while Nrl
could name a man for he j
quired the affirmative vote y
ell to FIJI the position. Art u
unfortunately. many B'ldn
the council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Austin. March t--Mr. and Mrs
Gaines y. Tarver ana Mr.. ana Mrs
u. u. Simmons have arrived In Il q
oity and congratulations are the a.
DER OF the day. Young Rob ROY ia n
Fey and giddy bachelor, notwithstand-
ms the finger OF suspicion pointed him
out as a benedict for several dav.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Things sweet to taste prove indiges-
ton sour" sang shakespeare whose
prophetic soul foresaw effects OF food
not made dlgestlble by Prices Cream
Baldng Powder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Cannes, March 4.--Mr. Henry Aliens
American null, yacht, Dacotah, won
the Ogden Goelet and James Gordon
Bennett challenge cup No. today at
the American yachting carnival
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Ammonia has excellent propertles aa
q house cleaning hgent but ia an un-
welcome Ingredient IN food ~ you
would have "a baking powder FREQ from
IL, OF any impurty use Or. Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

ru.nIhs IT'S ttnIms,
Austin. Tex. March 4.-lThe friends
81 Col William GileA OF Mineola, after
un apatheuc silence OF ten DAYS, have
oeeome very active again. and are
pushing their. fayorite. The senators
nns representatives Of Smith, Wood
among tho hackers OF Giles ana tbs,,
are giving the governor no rest Il
WIS stated here today that Warwlel,
Eaward House can have the oiHer
y Re WIZ accept. Also, that Hon. sam
Vel T. W. Lanham was rendered Inc
lon, but declined Il with thanks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
The lsscur.ionIsts nac,s

Austin March 4.--rhe Monterey OK
crrsion party Of legislators and friends
ur1sed IN Austin at IL O'Clock tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Iittlo Miss Freckles (proudiyy-My nsv
doll winds up and walka
Little Miss Mugg tairily)--n ia a.
known that kind was boin sold, I'd a. 90,
ons for a waiting maid Ssr my doliie-
..,acd Nol.x-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

hont seat at theaier can expeot 10
sc snown up TO front seat In heaven.
tos one is not sure that he is right be-
ths, ne goes ahead he should make s,,ro
he me ne can 80 successfully to the end
Ne seeks seeks before he starts.-Indianap
ans Is Understood that many partisans
eb bprove OF disseminating he use Of
ina and tables in conventions where
s .re pare fists ought to suffiee for ali N
- WvIi,mhents'-chicago Record. ~ ca
NEXT "a Republican threat that thu
den, congress- will ''inyestIeate" prssI-
essv , =, Sieyelands bond deal, il IS moi
extra ees W now he can help calling an
m chicago Herald. S"s
FlI-asIo be u worthy suoeessor of Me-
Kanssh Lease. The great rsee ~
N na York Sun.
HawS,,nme arc told that the nattonai
lovsix nan hymn Is none other than tha
--Ssar o. the MuiliEan cuardsM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Waco, Texas March 4. - on
Saturday, March ?, Mr.. s. Marx,
tho gentleman who was so seriously
injured In the Coatesyllle wreck Ave
weeks ago, returned home in their spe-
clal car Mr.. Neumegen looked much
better his friends expected to sec
him,alf 70 he is still unable to walk.
not YET having recovered from the
crush he sustained in his left hip The
physicians, however, are Of the epinion
that he will ultimately be as well as
ever.
-, Messrs. McHeehan, Alberts, I.anher,
TYLER Wllliams, stephens. Hall and
Misses Gaines Powell and Moore took
advantage Of this occasion to show
ttheir unfortunate employer their devo-
tion and respect by engaging the Waco
Union band for serenade. Although
wnoily unprepared, the band boys I'M
derstood their position In rendering n
Few very soft and sweet strains. In
deed, this is very much to their credit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Count Jeans present was diamond
hairpin of exceeding beauty ana de-
sign.
other costly presents were also made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Is smenable to treainl''.
courage, proper s'' !, q
frem the inception I" II.
case the continuil V :
Emulsion Of cOd-li''f i,
Hypophosphits'' ~
necessary. ..,,r
Keep up COOS 'r,,la
with the use Of in's ',,..|
ishing and f1tisnins / |
recovery is certain Z
STAGES. and may bs'''', Z 4
s a'a when the luHg' \.
ously involved; soa',sEEtffj
sive waste tand rHooe,'s; 4
It ike SCOTS .iis
.Ds.'.. ':.sc.ssc.s's4s''''
e/:G s.--. ~ p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
waedA-CostelIo rIyh.

Montreal. March Alive tho,,.a
pessons witnessed the ten round .,.,.a
s-nssias between Martin cN-s..,"fs
49, lasS-- A-----
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

For forty years Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder has been as a pillar OF
strength to women, reliable and
economic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Montreal, March 4.-Costello- Woods
nght declared a draw in Ccstello's favor
IN ten rounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Jacksonville, Fla, March l-w G
Coup, OF circus fame. died OF pns,imepia
50 - 's@-.'- .es,-.s,ts..i s-e-i-..-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Dr.. Adam Smith wreie
Wealth OF Nations d. ~
ing Powder looks after thss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

Austin. Tx, March i.--Hon. John d.
1-f- =" f2~ h--- ~ the a,.-. t~s-. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

'dughiS from his record as n leader
i a. war Ia Hung Chang ought to be an
Chicago Record. Vi peace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05

iue judge VIII sentence you to
thirty days In the workhouse and a
oath; Woeful smithers-"say, judge,
couldn't You make 1t sixty widout de
wash ?'-Indianapo Journal.
Flgg-'Youll generally find that peo-
pie believe what they want to believe"
Fogg-'Ycs; and probably that ac-
counts for the belief in everlasting
punishment-for other people, of
course, being so popular" - Boston
Transcript.
a pious old lady recently sent as a
SILVER wedding present pair OF fat
irons, a rolling pin ana motto work.
, eI on cardboard reading Flight On
Mrs; Jones-"charles has an uneon-
gueIGoie spirit" Mrs. smith-"In-
S Se,r, Mrs; Jenes-"Yes, he was two
nours unlocking the front door early
this morning. Pick Me-Up.
ChoIey Chumpy-"I see that ear
rings are coming into fashion again.
aaVe your ears ever been bored?" Miss
Taustle-'What question: Haven't
oIten listened to your twaddloY"-
oh, talk about your summer ti,,a ,v,,b
bloom and leafy trees:
iaik about your song-birds and vour
softly signing breeze;
iour June time may be charming. hut
II Isn't worth a straw
Deslue the glorious season when the
pipes begin to thaw.
Washington Star.
SSdsh.k from his record as ,..o.r
IN war Ii Hung Chang n,,,ht - ,ssuVt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-05
ALL is now mi J
TIRE nroRDAs oil,
NE nRoue,,r NJ
', oa. rsl''Isiss, 4,
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po ,,il and pugIi,.SS ''s' h
When RiordaaS W." Tss :.
PIE by a knock on, I \. Ists,s
simmons ,i6ions at the G,s S,os o.
shls city, from tn w " ~
died, public feellps sSn '' (
ministers to a man e \. 4. y:
the Rev. Or. Geores. Y 4 u !
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-05
The &. E.& y. V.

Iii" Cape Fear & Ya'lkiu Valley Railroad--
l..:ctiny " C. northwest and southeast
from t!ir Blue Ridge 10 n" "hirf :, aport. and
trarrr,ins pars al The piedmont. cotton: MT
vai Slr-a AMI ir!n,:r sections. with branches
H. Na.is"n a1.i B.rnr!ts illc. = t.--ls ap-
nroa.hin; a ..liSi; il lis history, w!I!rl is
awaited !'y its friends with deep anN1rtH llS
financial tr,uhes not long siurc 1orc"d Il!
iutn lin. hnn.js Of Il rc.rivcr and this nc"rs
sariIr temporary arrangement Is about &"
gier place to sale and re-or-aniza'!"n OF
th. road. two plans for which are submitted
t. tho ein"kEnld"rs. One ""ntr;u plates ING
SAT-, of ~. line III il, entirety. AMI i credited
to th. Blrillur" & Ohio Eailr"a'' '"mFHnv.
heuc tli. ,Ian submitted i'y lhr "ba!uE!?r,
..ommi,:"C j'h' oth"r proposes !" af'"r"
ca):raIis,-; II. opportunity :" ;'Ir.faS:, ,t.h
division or divisions Of -" tal"' Fear x iH'!
a;j: Tal:.,% 1;..iir,.;rl u, they gay eject. anh
amounts /, :; practical disn"!ns"ri'"':i and
.::.n;,.rtti"fi rf tI!" system