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Evening journal., 1895-12-11
PHILADELPHIA NAN IN TROUBLE.
Detective Charged with Maintaining a
Races-He Denies II Empbaticaliy.

Detective Charged with Maintaining a
Place for Receiving Bets on Horse
Races-He Denies II Empbaticaiiy.
Ex- City Detective Edward J Kurtz. Of
Philadelphia. is In trouble In that city
He Is charged with setting up and
maintaining q place for receiving bets on
horse races and recording such wagers
The charge hinges on the testimony Of
q man sent by Super lntendent Linden on
October 16 60 oigsr store on Ninth
above Arch street to investigate reports
that It was place for receiving bets
He said he met Kurtz, who invited him
up stairs and introduced him 20 several
men who offered to take his money aud
place it on the races. There were eight
or nine persons present. bat he did not
make any bets The witness said
Kurlz did not say q at he was connected
with the place, bu afterwards stated
that they we're goi-s 70 give It up and
90 to Elkton
He said: I'VE are not making any
money here" In reply TO questions by
the defendant, Deere said he did not bet
any money or see any put up by any body
else. Kurz stated TO the magistrate that
he had no connection with the place and
there was nothing 90 show that he
had He said II had been broken up aud
the mon who kept 10 had moved away. He
said he did not know anything about the
man named Hsntz. who was said TO run
lt. Deere stated to the magistrate
that the cigar store down stairs
was only run for a blind. The magls
trate held Kuriz on his own
recognizlnce for futher hearing on
Fridav
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
TIE DUPOHTS' HEH PROJECT.
want TO Import Nitrate OF Soda From
Peru In Their own ship to Galveston.

Want TO Import Nitrate Of Soda From
Peru In Their own ship to Galveston.
GALVESTON, Tex Dec lie Rice,
OF Chicago, general agent Of T. l.
Dupont, De Nomours q Co. OF VIII.
mington, Del the largest powder manu-
fscturers OF the world and also general
agent OF the Wilmington & Northern
Railroad, and NJ l. Sheppard. Of the
DUPONT Company, we're In Galveston
yesterday on an important mission.
They Hre seeking to import nitrate of
sods the principsl ingredient In the
manufacture OF powder, through this
port from Peru for rail hsul to
keokuk, Iowa, where they have immense
powder works Thelr plan Is to put on
their own line Of ships between here and
Colon.
An important consideration In their
scheme 10 TO secure return cargoes to
Perm, which they think cannot be secured
here. but which can be obtained in New
York. provided they can secure freight
tor their vessels from here to New York.
They hsd a conference yesterday with
the Galveston Wharf Company which
offered them liberal concessions In the
event they divert their traits through
this port They left yesterday afternoon
for New Orleans for the purpose Of look
Ing into the advantages Of that port.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
station Agent siIvsy Acquitted

MEDIA. Dec 1.-The Sensational trial
OF John A Sllvey, the former station ana
express sgent at Chadd's Ford, ended
yesterday, with verdict Of acquittsl.
Sllvey vas indicted FOR larceny aud en-
btzzlement In robbing the safe Ia the
staten Office Of $23S aud making II ap'
pear that the safe had been bored into
and robbed BY someone while he was At
dinner The evidences on the charges
was not SUFFICIENT, the court charged. to
sustain verdict OF guilty, and after al
the testimony had been submitted the
jury was Instructed to return verdict
Of acouittal
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
THE ASPATRIA GOES OUT.

After n Long Delay aud Series Of rIis'
fortunes tho Big steamer IL Again
seaworthy.
The British steamship Aspatria, whic b
has been undergoing repairs at the
Harlan and Holllngsworth Compsny' 3
shipyard, having stove hole ia her
lower quarter by grounding on Winter
Quarter shoR, was completed to day.
She got out Of the dry deck at 2 o'clock,
under convoy Of the w & N tugboats
Amanda Powell and Fred Jansen. A full
head OF steam was put on preparatory
to ber departure for Philadelphia where
sue will immedlassly load coal for South
ern islands. The Aspatria looked like a
nav vessel when she came cut Of the
dock
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
no Not Fool with the Buz1 Saw.

The postmaster general has issued the
following order: THAT hereafter no post.
master, post ofIica clerk. letter carrier rail.
way postal clerk or othor postal employ ee
shsli visit washington. whether on leave
with or without pay, for the purpose Of
influencing legislation before Congiess
Any auch employee who violates this
order Is liable TO removal Pist
masters and other employees OF
the postal service are paid
by the Government for attending to the
respective duties assigned them, which
do not include Efforts TO secure leRisls
tlon. That duty 10 assigned 10 the
representatives OF the people elected for
that purpose II bills are introduced 10
either branch OF Congress affecting the
postal service upon which any informa
tlon or recommendation is desired, | am
ready at ell times 10 submit such as liei
In my power and province
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
rhe rlehl ossr lhe Nypano noad.

CIEvRLAND Dec. IL. MIR. Dania
Babst. Jr., Of Marion, O., who was ap
pointed reuoiver of the New York, Penn
sylvania and Ohio railroad fow days age
by Judge Norris, arrived hore for the pur
pose Of taking charge of the offices and
books Of the company in this city. Mr.
Bnbst failed I'm his mission, however. He
was told by those 10 charge here that Mr.
Tod was the receiver for the railroad, and
that nothing would be turned over With
out an order from him. Receiver Tod IA
at present I'M New York.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
The weather.

In the Middle States and New Englsnt to-
day fair 10 partly cloudy weather will prevail
with slight temperature changes and brisk
northery aud nOrth-northwesterly winds
of gale force of the coasts. bee c1ming variable
aud slightly warmer. aud followed by snow In
the lake region. possibly exte1ding TO New
Jersey and New England. On Thursday, in
both OF these sections partly cloudy. warmer
weather and south westerly winds Will pre-
vail, preceded by snow or rain in the lak'
region and eastward. and en- Friday fail
weather, with slight temperature changes.
New York Herald Weather Foyecast.-Th'
center Of the cyclone probably Is this morninf
about $50 miles east-northeast Of Hatteras
travelling in a northeasterly direction toward
the Banks of Newfoundland. Its full force
will not be felt on our Middle Atlantic coasts
but as it advances IL will cause to-day north.
no-thessterly to northerly and northwesterlJ
gtle3o the coasts from the Delaware cape
70 Long Island and the New England coest
The distu bance before reported as movinl
from the northwest to the lake region vii
progress east of Lake Huron to-day, accom-
panied by show or rain.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
on neanerv Dostroyed by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-The oil work.
OF Crew, Lovick & Co., at Otsogo street
and Snyder avenue were completely de
stroyed by fro which originated in the
engine room from some unknown cause
Three large oil tanks exploded during tho
fire but nobody was hurt The building
was two story brick, 1875 by go feet, anc
the loss Is estimated at SIS, coo, probably
fully insured Twenty sevon horses wers
rescuod from the stables
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
The nnrrIars Iaentlaea.

The three burglars who were enveigled
over the Maryland line at Laurel, satur
day and now iE Georgetown jail, have
been Identified by Detectives Witsil and
MeVsy as John Curtin, James Mitchell
aud a man known in police circles as
brooklyn Tommy" Goods we're found
on them which had bsen taken from
stores In Clayton, Harrington, Seatord
and Laurel The trio has been he'd FOL
the upper court.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
NO TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.

Higgins Lieutenant who Lays That the
Eighth Ward is Already Hair Blocked.
What sre you going to do out IN the
Eighth ward. no12' asked an EvENINs
JOURNAL reporter OF ex-Cty Auditor
d. Il Billany.
go right shead," he answered.
But the Addicks men won't let you
block the ward
he laughed heartily aud said:
1--WE had II half done bsfore they knew
anything about it aud We shall have no
trouble in completing II
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Little FoIlls and Llttlo Dolls.

A very enjoyable entertainment was
give ia the First Presbyterian Church
last night entitled, Little Folks and
Their Dolls The room WAS tastefully
decorated, aud on each end OF the stage
was tree trimmed with dolls Matte
Fisher made the address Of welcome
Gertis YsrRer. Mary Fisher. Mary Jack
son, Mabel Shippers. Maggie Perolvsi
Mamie Lang, Lee Fisher. B. Bullock,
Derona Smith. Lulu Blocksom. Phmbs
Smith, Cora Smith and Ella wilkins
delivered rscltRtions. Ellen Wallace
played piano solo. snd trio Of three
little girls sang Where Santa DEells
There were number Of choruses.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
That So cold Piece.

Alb rt Angerstsln. the baker, OF
Eleventh and Tatnall streets, was seen
by a reporter and denies that the So gold
piece placed Ia his bread last Wednesday
wss intended for any particular Gus
toner. and says that II Mrs Smith or
any body else can show that he sald
mrs Smith, allow ns to congratulate
you, be will give her S. gold piece
and 50 worth of bread.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
rlne Holldnr nook. Chsan.

. We have a few copies Of beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
TerGl HUNDRED pictures OF high artistic
merit. which will be sold at 81 75 a copy,
which is about ons-fourth the publica-
tion prlre Also some copies Of Rand fnd
AcNslly's Cyclopedia at So 20, worth
four times the price asked. Gan be aeen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
cITY NEWslI IN eRIEF.

The monthly meeting Of the Door Of Hope
is being held In Grace M. E. Church this
afternoon. ~
The new private office Of the chief OF
police is rapidly nearing completion It will
have = bav window on the south side which
wi | give the chief a view Of MarEet street
.b $500 snd sewer i1.nartTaart Ill ~ ~
the Harrison street property OF Frederick
Buckman to satisfy n lien for curbing and
sewer.
st. Johns Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
annual election will be held on Friday even.
ing. December 20. and the usual dinner viii
follow.
Tomorrow evening the North Bap' isi
Church Will celebrate the first an iversary OF
Its existence as n church in the building OF
liRcoln street near Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
A Courtesv 70 NJ Bavnrd.

LONDON. Dec IL The Chronicle
says that copy of Prime Minister Sails
.bury's reply to note OF the Hon Richard
Olney, the American Secretary Of State,
on the Vensznelan matter, was sent TO
Eon Thomas F. Baysrd. the American
ambassador The paper adds that this
lis an unusual observance, In the cir
lcumstances, and may, perhaps, be re
'thst the reply makes a long document
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
NJ. y PrssIdInr EIder. loo.

Presiding Elder r d Adams. OF the
Dover District OF Wilmington Confer
ence arrived IN the city 20 day on a
business visit Rev w. f. Oorkran, ID
d presiding elder Of Salisbury district
arrived In town at II 20 a n from
Salisbury. Nd. on a visit TO Or Robert
Watt. Presiding Elder Barrett loft for
Philadelphia on business trip.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Thrown From Her wheel .

About o'clock this morning Mrs
John w. LYMAN, while riding her
bicycle up Market street, caught her
wheel In rut alongside the city rail way
tracks. between Seventh and Eighth
Streets. and took q hesder she vas
carried into a store near by, where It was
fourd her shoulder was injured She
was sent 20 her home, No. 100 West
Twelfth street
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Goidey College ProfessionaI PenmaD.

In one honth will change your oramped
finger movement hand writing No copy
books Free hand, rapid business writing
quickly taught persons of any age, either
sex Free trial leesous TO convince the
most skeptcal 81 month, night or
day. No extra charge for Book keeping.
Banking. Arithmetic. etc at night Gall
and see students at Work Begin any dsy
or night Eighth aud Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Bishop OoIonan's Engagements.

Bishop Coleman, OF the Diocese of
Delaware will preach at Princeton next
Sunday and viii not visit the Church Of
Our Savior, Philadelphia, until January
10. when ho will preach there according
10 enQaRement
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
snlcIde nt stamford.

STANFORD, Conn, Dec. 1f.-Georg
Selleck, aged So years, farmer and for
long time an invalid, cut his throat will
e butchers knife and held his head owe
a basin 60 catch the blood. When tn
noise OF his iail brought the family, h'
was breathing his last
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
bressrs. TunneII and oausey IN Town.

Ebe w. Tunnel. Of Lewss. and ex
Congressman John w. Causey, Of MI
ford, vent to Phlladelphia TO day on a
business trip They stopped In this city
a short time A number OF other Sussex
countians vera Ia the party.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Iarr nnnrt.a Nnw nlnartnre.

The routine OF the audit OF the PEN
cader Hundred Road Commissioners by
the Levy Court was broken by the advent
Of woman having for sale cards
containing the deaf and dumb
alphabet She got 10 cents from
each commissioner, and when an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter dropped
ia for news he found everybody except
Ing Chairman SCOTT doing tho
work by signs. Commissioner White
using both the single sno
double methods at the same time Be
fore adjournment they had become
sufficiently vorsed in the sigIs to outline
a program for the noon receaa.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
NO NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Plans for the Completion Of the New
Federal Building Are Not Yet In Sight.
Have the plans for the completion Of
the New Federal Building arrived yeti"
This WAS the ques ion asked Supsrin-
tsndent Ware by an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter to day.
mo. have not heard anything posi-
tive about them" be replied.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
neenItoa For tne HolIdays.

ALBANY, Dec 1l-It is learned thai
Governor Morton has practically decided
that he viii grant Shea's respite over thu
holidays, and in the interim he will ex
anime the papers submitted by counse
with tho petition for the commutation ol
the urisOuor's sentence.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
death Of Professor Durfse.

WILLIAMsTOwN. Mass, Dec. ll-Word
has been received here from Constantine
pie announcing the death Of Charles Har
rod Durfee, a '95 graduate Of Williami
college, from typhoid fever He had beer
an Instructor IA mathematics in st. Rob
erts' college since sept 1. His home wal
in Genesoe, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
shines That Are

Up to date in style aud finish aud have
leather for a basis don't have 10 b sold
at less than cost. It's the cheap paper
aud paste Kind that's always ~ half
price We don't deal in them We cell
good shoes from good makers and we sell
them chesp Forman's. No 10 East
Fourth street, between Market and King
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
A prlsoner .ttempts Suicide.

Boston, Dec. 11.-William J. Burns,
prisoner at Charlestown under a hvs
years sentence for larceny, attempted ts
commit suicide by cutting his throat with
a razor in his cell. Ho was 20 years of ag'
and had been desroadent for some time
The prison physician says Burns recovery
IS doubtful.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Sow nelawnre nflnister.

Bishop Coleman TO day announced the
appointment Of Rev Charles G snepp, OF
the Diocese OF Niagsrs. 70 be rector Of the
Courch Of st. John the Baptist at Milton
Rector snepp will assume hts Dew. drtiss
next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
wii Anal, zs wnmIugton water.

Mn. Baker associate' editor Of the
Engineering News OF New York who spent
Yesterday inspecting the system OF
filtration and cremstion ia operation here
returned home last evening carrying
with him samples OF water taken from
the race, before and after filtration, and
also what Is known IS the wash water
or that part that remains after the
filtration These samples he proposes to
snalyze.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
o,ntams 40 po4 for A DeoIsIon.

Pat Dougherty. Of Baucroft's Banks
snd shorty" ROBERTS. Of this city, will
box four roundsl for a decision. at the
Dlsmor State Athlotic Cub rooms on
Saturday night Both these men are
bantam weights ard plucky fghtera.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
COLLISION ON THE BRIDGE.
Two Trains become Entanglod, with
Serious Results.

About 8 o'clock this morning, while
Farmer j. II. Morgan and woman
friend were bringing In load OF garden
produce for King street market,
their horse became frightened
at escaping steam from the
Market street bridge engine The
animal made dash to one side and
smsahed the wagon against a heavy
delivery team OF the Cool Spring Ice
and Coal Company.
Both occupants Of the farmers
wagon were thrown out and
niarad and the produce had 70
b. gathered up and loaded into
dug ont which was hurrledly procured
for the emergency. The farmers wagon,
a complete wreck, was dragged to a te.
phr shop
Evening journal., 1895-12-11

You want TO make a nice Christmas
present to somebody, don't youg or
course YOU do But money 10 a little
scarce just now. Well, just drop 10 ct
Earle's, jeweler. southwest corner Of
Eighth and Market streets, up stairs,
aud you can get any thing In the jewelry
line, sllverware, clocks, bronz4 orna.
ments and novelties on easy weekly or
monthly payments.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11

A fine line of holiday novelties. precious
stones, iswelry, bror zss. clocks. silver =
ware, etc on easy weekly OF monthly
pay ments at Earle's. jsweler. southwest
corner Of. Eighth aud Market streets,
up stairs.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Fell and Severely. Ipjured Herself.

Mrs Rose Robe,en, widow Of Augustus
Robelen, and mother of Harry F Robe
len and Mrs Samuel Fritz fell down
stairs at her home, No. SIS West Third
street. last Thursday and received
severe injuries She is 81 years Of ace
and one OF the Oldest Germans In VIII
mington
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
Onios seventh and kiar. Phone B45.

VIlI0" 1'E0III 1lI1tI 1-IH1I-' 7 II11 . o"
n T Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
EF-LAT5e paa coal FOR family use.
n Hickory wood FOR open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
NOTICES,
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLlC SALE
III DllAg > ALE
REAL ESTATE.


DUBLlC SALE
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at public vendue. at the Court
House in the CITY Of WilminftOn, on Satur-
day, December 2l, 1895, at 10 O'Clock a. m. the
following described real estare. late Of
Ca harine MctiOvern, deceased, to wit:
No. ]. Three-story brick dwelling, No 3l4
East Ninth street, six rooms and basement
Ma Three-story brick dwelling. No. 3l8
Poplar street, seven rooms ana basement, lot
l3xl3 feet.
No. 3. Three-story brick dwelling. No. 6sl
Madison street, eight rooms and bath, lot IA
No Tso-storg brick dwelling. No "a
West Thirteenth strees, five rooms, lot 10 feet
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIc OMPANY. Agent.
DUBLlC SALE OF COWS.
1 will sell at Public sale near booths Cor
ner, Delaware county, Pa on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 23d. 1895. AT ONE
O'CLO X P. NJ.
one carload of choice fresh COWS and springers.
young; large size ard good mixer; rect
credit. WILLIAM :. GOODLkY.
A. q. sHARPLEss. Ar ctioneer
BUSINESS CARDS
OtAPEs MADE OUT OF PLUSH COATS
~ at KINGS. els Orange street.
>hwlSo MAOhlNhs.
- O'DONALD. l2 East Seventh street.
leads them ali IN low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced 70 sic,
&l8 and so All makes 70 select from. .
Singer, Wheeler q Wilson, New Zone, Do
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
Any machine sent on trial, free,siz months for
cash, two years on inBtallments. Send postal.
J. II. O'DONALD,
No. IL East Seventh Street.
Any machine repaired, 90 cents mp.
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
w AND
STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds Of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired. oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
ov 5rhAuled and returned at a moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
pat mp in the fall Address or call,
l006 ORANGE STREEI Wilmington. Del.
II HOEGELsBERGER, MD,
IL SIG MARKET STREET,
Made TIE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
~ the Universities OF Vienna, Austria, and
Nav York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
uiinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
he EXAMINES EYES FREE and guAran.
tees satisfaction
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. so CENTS
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
ton has been reop-ned Tor the winter under
the personal supervision Of Mrs. Annie tfrunb,
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator. Sun Par
lor. Baths. all couveniences. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1895-12-11
.UBLlO SALE OF COWS,
eusnNnss uARps.

NAPEs MADE OUT OF PLUSH COATS
~ at KINGS. 6lh Oranna street.
The Delta independent., 1895-06-05
Another New En,,rprI.e for Delta.

A new lumber yard to be known as
the Ranchmen's COOPERATIVE Lumber
Co. will. We understand. in few days
be opened in Delta. This new enter
prise will be under the management OF
F. W.Childs. Mr.. Childs has been with
the Bailey Mercantile Co. for over two
years, and has gained for himself rep
utation as salesman second to none in
the county. and with Mr.. Childs as man
ager. and with plenty Of capital to back
him. We predict for the new firm large
and prosperous business
The Delta independent., 1895-06-05
Local..

NJ. Kinney left Wednesday for Cripple
Creek.
&C Moore went up to Montrose Sat,
urday.
W. Hawkey has returned from his
visit to Canadn.
Mrs. Harry Cobbett received a Berlin
piano last week.
Roe Allison, of Grand Junction. was a
homeward bound passenger on Sunday s
train.
H.R. Kamm returned to Glenwood
| Wednesday after an extended visit to
his ranch here.
W. T. Colvin has taken up ranch on
| Surface creek and will soon move up
and commence improving it.
Jay Gillett is shipping Strawberries to
Ouray and expects to market about $50
worth off his patch this year.
Mrs. A. E. McCrcady went to Ridge
way last week where she will spend the
summer with her husband at the saw
Il.
Mrs. NJ. S. Cunningham left for her
home at Aspen last Friday. after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J.
Lees.
G. P. Gessert. one OF the leading
bu chers of Salida. was over last week
looking at fruit lands in the vicini y OF
Delta.
Mrs. A. r. Pcifer came up from Grand
Junction last Thursday for visit with
her sisters. Mrs. John Walker and Mrs.
E. Loomis.
Miss Eva Maurer. OF Lake City. re.
turned home last Wednesday after a
a pleasant visit with Miss Sarah Wood,
| OF Surface creek.
BY the new time card which went into
effect last Sunday No. 6. eastboun'i, ar
rives here at - a. m. and No. 3. west
bound. at Isl p. IN.
Mayor Winton returned Friday FRI m
and reports things humming in busi.
ness way down there.
F. L. Pope. OF the D. & R. G. ella M
agents Office. was in from Denver Sat
urday settling up some claims on &C
count OF the recent wreck.
+. j. Gates and family arrived last
Friday from Clear Lake. Wis. and will
remain here for an extended visit with
Mrs. Gates father, Peter McGrecor.
The Methodist social at the residence
OF Rev. J. II. Gill last week a very en-
joyable affair Though gotten up on
short notice there were about fifty peo-
/ pie present.
During the past week Baldwin 4 Van
| Tuyl have received one car each Of lum-
Der and lime. the Big 4 Lumber Co. two
cars OF lumber. Simpson 4 Corbin two
cars OF implements.
Mrs. r. A. Drake left Saturday for
Gunnison. where she expects to make
her home for some time to come. She
WAS accompanied by Miss Lena Barker.
who will visit there for several weeks.
| The best wishes OF large circle Of
friends go with Mrs. Drake to her new
home.
The Delta independent., 1895-06-05

The Stockham 4 Hillman Co. have
bought the planning mill and humber yard
on North Main street, the old Scott site.
and will run that business from June
lst. Baldwin l. VanTuyl will continue
at their old stand opposite Gale Bros.
selling Paint, Glass, Hardware. Win
dows and Doors.
The Delta independent., 1895-06-05

Mrs L. II. Duvall has ha very sue
cessful millinery opening and is rushed
with orders. showing that her new and
stylish goods arc appreciated.
The Delta independent., 1895-06-05
childrcn's OaY .

The Children's Day exercises will be
given in the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath night. beginning promptly at s
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
The Delta independent., 1895-06-05

c, f. Mower has purchased one o! the
fine Columbus buggies from the Delta
Trading Co, and placed it in his live y
stable for customers to use.