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Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Freedom to


The c. E. society is,lo - in y
ganization, and it secured NA p
of its members. Rather'h
said that all the membelet n
freedom that they enjoyed ~ Vs.
became Endeavorers. But Chr.
erty, whether in a c. E. societ.
Of it, is simply the freedom of
right No Christian is free to down
In a sense we are at liberty to use
money or our influence to sustain
undenominational enterprise or the
work Of another denomination. But
this is not a Christian nor a consistent
use Of our liberty. In becoming MEM
ber Of any denomination we pledge our
selves to its support Practically we
bind oursrelves to work for Christ
through that instrumentality. # our
profession has any significance, this is
what it means If it does not mean this,
it was an idle ceremony, a profane
trifiing with sacred things. But we are
bound to this. by our c. E. pledge No
one can doubt that Christ would have
him sustain his own branch Of the
church If he thinks it unworthy Of his
support, he has no right to bea member
of it. If it is worthy of his support,
there can be no doubt Of his obligation
to render it.-National Presbyterian.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
rtIIitarIan.

At the siege of Petersburg young Con-
federate lieutenant who was very good
looking and great favorite with the girls
was badly wounded in the left arm.
eral of the surgeons declared KAT It woui1-
be necessary to 91aputate the limb but 1t
was flPally decided that by removing a
section OF the bone the arm might be
saved. But, " said one Of the surgeons,
lit will be a bad job, and when healed
the arm viii remain crooked. The young
lieutenant, thinking that any kind Of an
arm was better than no arm, and with
thought for future oonquests, replied;
Never mind the crook. Set it for hug
ging and go ahead. Texas Siftings.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Rucklen,s Arntca saIve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Feve
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, ChiIblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no paw required It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box. Forsaie
by Pierce& Pl-asauton.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Christmas Giving.

The moment a gift is expected it loses
all its sacredness and worth, it seems to
mo It is often the surprise Of present
which makes its charm We ought to
make an effort to surprise the deserving
poor on Christmas in this way, TO seek
tholn out and tighten their needs by some
thoughtful and appropriate Offering when
they least look for it. Il would be an ex-
cellent training for children who have
been reared in wealth or even in comfort
to take them about among the poor people
the week before Christmas and let them
decide whether they would receive their
usual load of expensive toys or donate
that amount Of money to the relief Of the
destitute.
Tt would be a practical lesson in the
beauty of self sacrdco.-Ella Wheeler
Wilcox in Chicago Inter Ocean.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Desperate Times.

AS an incident will sometimes more i'm
press one than generality Of statement,
/ present the 1ightof this one family from
Delhi merely to illustrate the desperation
of the times. The fact was that the Sc
poys had taken possession of the city Of
Delhi, and they were, with all their artil
lery, fighting back the Europeans who
were on the outside and numbering all the
Europeans who were inside. The city Of
Delhi has crenulated wall on three sides
"a wall 81 miles long-and the fourth
side of the city is defended by the River
Jumna. In addition to these two defense5
of wall and water there were 40, 600 Sc
poys, all armed Twelve hundred British
soldiers were to take that city. Nicholson,
the immortal general, commanded them,
and you must visit his grave before you
leave Delhi. He fell leading his troops
He commanded them even after being
mortally wounded. You viii read this
inscription on his tomb;
John Nicholson, who led the assault
Of Delhi, but fell in the hour of victory
mortally wounded and died 23d September
1857, aged 80 years
With what guns and men General Mich
olson could muster he had laid siege to
this walled city filled with devils What
fearful oddsl Twelve hundred British
troops uncovered by any military works
to take oity surrounded by firm and
high masonry, on the top of which were
ia guns and defended by 40, 600 foamiDg
sepoys A larger percentage Of troops fell
here than in any great battle happen to
know of. The Crimean percentage Of the
fallen was i74S, but the percentage Of
Delhi was 879, Yet that city must be
taken, and 1t can only be taken by such
courage as had never been recorded In all
the annals Of bloodshed. Every charge OF
the British regiments against the walls
and gates had been beaten back. The
hyenas Of Hindooism and Mohammedan-
ism howled over the walls, and the Eng
iish army could do nothing but bury their
own dead. But at this gate / stand and
watch an exploit that makes the page Of
history bremble with agitation.
This city has ten gates, but the most
famous IS the one before which we now
stand, and It IS called Cashmere gate.
Write the words In red ink, because Of
the carnage Write them IN letters Of
Hight, gor the illustrious deeds Write
tben IN letters ei black, for the bagsft
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
To Calm the Waves.

The observation that the marine plant
called flum, which swims on the surface
Of the ocean, has the power te calm the
waves like oil poured on them has in
duced some FrenOhnen to construct a
loose kind OF net, which has been found to
have a similar effect and is believed to be
useful for naviqators.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
BRANCH ROADS,

.0pr.,vARE. MARYLAND & VIRGINIA X. r.
F,eaye Harrington for franklin aud way stations
10 as = M. and 62j p m. wee6 days heturhihB'
train leaves franklin CITY 5.oS ana loso a. ~
Teave Franklin City for Chincoteggue iva
.ateemrrl Df D. m weekdays, Returning. leave
0hiucoieague 4'42 a. ma. week days,
leave harrington iOr GeorgatOwh ehu Lt"es
at nj ld a. m. weekdays aud 6--5 p n wee4-days'
Returaiug leave Lswes 13l a. ms l'2t D. III q
we6k-days.
For Rerln leave hau ngton TO- -l6 a. m.' week
daVe and G25 D. IA. Tuesday, thursdays ana
SATURDAYS Returning. leave beiim 900 a. n''
aud 1918 p, IN. week days
QUEEN ANNE s. SENT B. R--Leaye Townsend
fof Ceutreyi4e aHd Way st4ucnF 10 a' IN "u1
545 D. ia. weekdaYs Re urnlns leave Ieu-ei-
vile $50 a. Ia and i.30 p "a. week days
DEL. q CnEsArHAKs it. it. -ieave clay ioF
Oxford and WAY stations at ga a. at 4dl 9.tJ Q.
m. week-days Retarnng leave oxford O'oo "a. ID
and 1.5j p. m- wc. days
CAMBRIDGE D. sEAFoRD X. R.-LeaYe SeaioT4
for tamoldge ana Intermediate stations at HIS
a. IA. week. .days and on iaestl' F. Ihul sdays aho
Satard "a o. D.. N. bef4e"im3- leaFe Oiii.,. 'lAe
6.2Ua m.,au1 un lesu"J1 AH"lSNa99 ~ -''
urdass -.46 y. hi
CONNECTION AT P0r5er, Witl Newark DHl-
aware titr. Railroad Az Townsend, witu Queen
Annes N Kent &. iitO4d Al Nlayt0n, win De-
aware q chesapeake halcoaI a-a bs.J." ere Y
Delaware Bay h1Aroad. 40 h4i "a --'A- via.
Delaware Maty. nd a Nif-.4t X ii'rtd' Az
Seafuld with Cambridge n a.ofd t.i, J'i' a.
Demar with Now York. Pnlladei fnlA Y q lf' OK
Wicomico s. POsOmOke. and renihsai4 Railroads
S II, PROVOST, General Manager.
N -,~1ots ..-a-el 3oasan0er Agent
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
A Fairy Tale.

Long years ago. one Christmas night,
When the young world was wrapped in
white,
The wildwood creatures far and near,
Who an of natures secrets hear
Started with wonder and alright.
For, lol Titania rose in sight,
Inmcshed in frosted golden light,
Couched ON the noon S slow sailing sphere
Long years ago.
And here again the selfsame sprite,
Incarnate now q damsel slight
THE years like snuwilakes disappear
A cycle passes like a yearl-
Reigns still as 10y the fairy right
Ions years ago.
Chicago Tribune
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

sstops to leave passengers from Wilmington
sn6 points NORTH OF take passengers Tor polhis
Outh of Delmar. -, ,,,,,. 49,.
lew CASTLE ACCOAMODArON TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington .2.l0 a. m, and 9;le 0. M
aud 5.lS Ills a. m. =: - 45O 9.93. ana 80, p ~,
T95 D. m daily. o.3l, 9.i5. il.U7 am. LIS.
VA. 10 and 1913 pm. week days
Fxpress trans leaving Harrington 500 a, M,
and Arriving at 63O p. m, weekdays run tpf0ug1
solid to and frem Baltimore via Toi'et anu
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

I'm NSc| than any known medi-
cine. YET so mild that the feeblest can ts3 takg
49,, with perfect security; yet 50 p0WeIliuii
~ s,5I.ir ffecfs that they can be safely called
! a. Never- Failing Regulator. Each noA con con
fans atty pills, with fun dreetlon,s fnS.qsSe. S,% u
-isfr ~ sent by mai upon receipt " pIl.fie. ~
bsSoae All patent medicines. rake Qniy w
- -. - ,,-sarrinriOn OF q physician IN ff@e-
R...f M n. f,urbY ElurfEhnrsi, the relaple
49,, 49,, slief once 1o7 Park Avenue, BaluDofes
IA Cut this oat TOT kosnke teAeteNNs
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
.nrIsImas ID IN Ilmes.


On Dec. 25, 1869, after the battle OF
fredericksburg, the troops had come back
to the Falmouth side OF the river i was
in command Of the Tenth New Hamp-
shire regiment. It was memorable
Christmas We were in the south, and
we did as the southerners sdid-entertained
right royalty for week all the officers Of
the different New Hampshire regiments.
We had a fine cook and an old Dutch
oven With th combination many and
delicious were the canvasback Caught
near by in tho Chesapeake rifcr) turned
ont and eaten with a relish And then
such week as it was!
Among other things there was a grand
pig hunt. The pigs werc running wild ON
the deserted plantation. Thomeu caught
one of the wild fellows and gave him q
good coat of grease. He was set loose in
a large open cotton field filled with stub
bles. Twenty five or thirty men gave
chase
The man who caught him was to have
him. Such running and rolling is thoro
were for awhilel After q long time the
willy, wriggling pig was captured.
Tho chase ended, and the pig was cook
ed. General NJ. T. DonOhue.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

ing q pracilce OF twenty 70
ive years. have con-
sentod 70 prepare and
sunply TO you this un-
rivaied remedy iur Fe-
male Irregularities.
The climax Of medical
chemistry attained in
Dr. Burkharti's
Periodical pills. be-
f.,r- civ ffnrFrnna efrOuu ger
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

Before insuring your life, see
what the Mutual Life Insur
anee Company, Of New York
can do for you. Send your
name and date of birth TO G. J.
Allen, special representative,
837 Market St., Wilmington
Del.
An Illustration will be sent you,
showing what we can do. As
sets over S185, 100000.
Jan. 12-6m.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
rovo and DTarrIaqe.

Maud-How do you define lovef
Marie-Love is a life of illusions,
Maud-And what is mRrriagei
Marie-Oh, marriage is the death Of
them. Woonsocket (R. I. } Reporter. .
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

\ Schedule in elect Nub. 10 1875
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AyENuh DEPOT, VII
MINGr0N, DEL.
haof BOUND
New New YORK week days, sos IN. s A., 10 10
a. ~ "A 80, 5 50, 3iil05 p n sundays 3 u5'
IN ia a. m, p 49, 5.35. z a. ll,uO p m hAp'
Philadelphia, Twenty -Feulth amt Ehes tnnt s!s' J.,
we k dave & o. 5.55, t717, G. 35, 1888, I5o, fo4
t9 3l.lO.4s+iO Ul1.s5 anl224 70, z 40 So,4 %
5.s5, 63l, z "a, s.15, l0dO, li.0O pm Express.
sunday 03 II, 6.35, i.5o, wy, II -, ~ ~
a. m. y, ?. a. 5SAi 100 o'9'i Dol '1 o'A' WV
PbiIndelphia, Twelfth and Market sts., week
days, g. J3, 7i7, S.42 1880 a. M s.4s, 54''
l1.U0 p. IA.
Sundays, ses. III, ii.4e a. m, 2.l9 7.s4 HOO
p m.
Chester. week days, O3 555 III, 6.s5, 7.5s,T.5s
s.42. $50. IO40 10. 40 II Al m Ks, 2is, S,25,
ASS, 5 85,6 81, 7.sA S15, 1000, ii.tU. ,, M;
Chester Sundays, 3 U3 IN, 0'35, 7.9s s.O0ll 4O
ii4O, a. m, 1.25, 249, 325, 455, 5s5' o.5l' Z 81
Atlantic Ciiy,week days,7 II a. m, 1924. 4sp. m,
Sunday i''7'5s ,,gis a; " s,4g2b Z 4g 2 m
Baltimore and Washingt n, 4 10 II, s ara. m,
l2 10. = 90, 5,OJ 4 81, 6l4 s. y. ,.aa pm sundays
ais IN, s.47 a.ml3,i0, s.O1, Bob 81 49, 500
= Baitmore aud way stations. 7 ia an. 3 Os 3.
n wsfA. Del, IS, H. 47am ~ 49, o. 81,
iii, s.47sm 1916, s.Os, 4.57, 49,, sic. sos
ll.lO. p, IN.
Pitrsburg, s AZ p. NJ, 81 p. IN, daily.
ChicagO, S.47 a. H., .3ip. m. daily
Uircinaii apd 81. Louis, z g y. m., and 5ao
New Orleans, via Blis md cha tanoogas 49,
D N dlin though sleeper TO " Or.esns.
siugstly conn ludaii IN, Z ~ q .h.i 'o, %
aud II y. an. dtiy.
i.audapbcrg accommodation, waeN daYs, rs
s AZ a. a., 2 aaa . ~ .. M, suhuays, ~ am
SO y. 10.
TRAINS LEAVE MAGKEr STREET STA
For New Yor> week days, $50
For "a. aae ,sia, week days,i ~ q, =. ;, lbs
an. q 90, 9.45 pm, .,sundays,5 " ia o 'o'y49
? For Pitsburg and Chicago, sosS days, $50
Fer Bslrnoie. week days, 100, s.s0a.m., 2.55
540p. m Sunday = 90 p, m.
For Landenbefg and way stations, week days
OO 30 a. NJ, s.s0, 40 D. 10 Sundays, % q.
N. 40p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Daily. 81. 6 is, 90 s 15 1o %, A a am Il @ o.
noen 35, 1.45, 200, 3l5 4O3 a'sJ 9.uo, ofV,o'e'
80,7 -43 SOB, S30, leOUi ara tio2 p-iA' In ~,
Sunday, 81, IS, 70, 50 . ~ II % 5S 81 ~
12 90 noon s5, 200 315, 400, 4 80, $40, I.as,
S %. 1910, and H. s. pm. -.
leave Twelfth and Market Sts. 800 .65 Ixo
m. s4g 7.z7, p "a. daily. sundaysi s-s0s
7.55. ii 20 (. m, $40, TN, p. M
Telephone 1913
Rasss 10 western points lever than yise
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Specimen oAses.

S.H Cliff ,id, New Cas-ei, WIS ,N9Sas troubled
With nemaga and ih urnatism. his stoinseh vas
dsordered his iver was rfseted To a. alaAseiug
des appetite Tell away and h. wus terribly ~
dut d in a-sn and stree 9Th Three bottes OF Elec-
Is Bittos cured him.
Edwsd Shepherd Harrisburg, ~ mad q run
Ling sore Of siglt years stand ng Used three
bottles Of Eli ctnc Bitieis and seven boxes OF
Bucklcn'- Anca ~alye. and hiS leg g snnnd and
well. John ietkcr, Ca iwba, u. had ave large
Fever sore on his eg doctors said he was in
cuc,be. One bottle Eiscirie Bitters and one box
mcsie = Arnica ) I've cure him entirely. sod
At Pierce & Plet-ant,n's dug store
Tuesday is nn DLiucky day faF Christ
mas, which fact interests us this year s'lf-
flciertly to .cproduco this verse:
If Christmas day on Tuesday be,
That year shall many women Gle,
And that winter grow graat mary{
Ships shall be- in great rcrils'
That year shall kings a1d lords be slain,
And many other people near them;
A dry summer that year shall De
As all that are born therein may see;
They shall be strohg and covotous.
II thou steal aUght, thou losest thy life,
For thou shalt die through sword or knife
But if thou fall sick Ills certain
Thou -;.iiit turn t. life again.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

pertinent, and exploration has ended its
last journey, and the library Of the worlds
literature has closed its last door and
Christianity has made its last achieve
ment, and the clock of time has struck its
last hour.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Uol,gion 1Tinn

Dr.R V. PIERCE; Dear Sir-I could tel
Of number of cases where DR.. Pierces Family
Medicines have cured A friend of mine, Mr.
Williams, was about used up with liver troub-
helped him more than any or all the medicines
that he has ever Laken.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

and the dead VIII the world ever forget
that Cashmere gate2 Lieutenants Salkeld
and Home and Seraeants Burgess Car
michaol and Smith offered to take bags of
powder to the foot Of that gate and set
them on fire, blowing open the gate, al
though they must die in doing it. There
they go, just after sunrise, each one car
rying a sack containing p pounds Of pow
der and doing this under the fire Of the
enemy. Lieutenant Home was the first
to jump into the ditch, which still re-
mains before the gate. As they go one by
one falls under the shot and shell. One
Of the mortally wounded as he falls hands
his sack Of powder, with a box of lucifer
matches, to another, telling him to fire
the sack, when with an explosion that
shook the earth for 20 miles around part
of the Cashmere gate was blown into frag
ments, and the bodies of some Of these he
roes were so scattered they were never
gathered for funeral or grave or monu-
ment. The British army rushed in through
the broken gate, and although six days OF
hard fighting were necessary before the
city was in complete possession the crisis
was past. The Cashmere gate open, the
capture of Delhi and all it contained Of
palaces and mosques and treasures was
possible
Lord Napier Of Magdala, of whom Mr..
Gladstone spoke to me so afTeotionately
when was his guest at Hawarden, Eng
land, has lifted a monument near this
Cashmere gate with the names of the men
who there fell inscribed thereon. That
English lord, who had seen courage on
many battlefield visited this Cashmere
gate and felt that the men who opened it
with the loss of their own lives ought to
be commemorated, and hence this cenO-
taph. But, after all, the best monument
is the gate itself, with the deep gouges in
the brick wall on the left side made by
two bombshells, and the wall above torn
by ten bombshells and the wall on the
right side defaced and scarped and plowed
and quilted by all styles of long reaching
Let the words Cashmere
gate, as a synonym for patriotism and
and self sacrifices go into all
history, all art, all literature, all time, all
eternity My friends, that kind Of courage
sanctifed will yet take the whole earth for
God Indeed the missionaries now at Delhi /
toiling amid heathenism and fever and /
cholera and far away from home and COM |
fort and staying there until they drop into I
their graves are just as brave in taking (
Delhi for Christ as were Nicholson and 1
Home and Carmichael in taking Delhi for |
Great Britain Take this for the first ser
monte lesson.
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
IT SEEMS TOO SMALL

IT SEEMS TOO SMALL
to do any good, when you
look at one Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. But Just
try it, when you're bilious
or constipated, or have a
sour stomach, or q fit Of
indigestiOn-and you'll own
up that they're the best
things in the world.
That S because they cure
permanently, and do it,
pleasantly. They're tiny,
sugar = coated, and easy to
take. There's no disturb
ance to the system, diet,
Satisfaction guaranteed, or
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Attieoreetown trains connect with t'ains 70 an
from Frsnklin City. ,-e...,. .s., M,
f3oinp North read down. dolAg ooAtH AeNe ~

DIR. II. CUBBg BaaTHAED.s
EADFEss By special request lroln nai lis
Al 4 distance. Who can not personally cunsnt
me and beine unable 20 answer the many cor
respondants, and furnish at snort notice the
FayOrffe Prescription. as used ny me 1uI- ,i...
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
MILFORD LIVERY STABLES,
VIM. F. CAUSEY.
Atty and Counsellor -ai-LaV
MILFORD, della WARE.
Office Dav al Georgetown-Tuesday

abALTlM0RE 8 OHIO RAIlRJAD.
b Schedule "a effect NOY. 8, 1854,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE DEPOT VIII
MINGT0N DEL.
East BOUND
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04
Like a New Man
Alderman FreiensehneF
Tells How He Was Cured
Neuralgia OF the Stomach = Great
Benefit to Wife and Family.

Neuralgia Of the Stomach p Great
Benefit to Wife and Family.
The following letter has been received from
Mr. Frederick a. Freiensehncr, well known
ieweller and engrayer Of Newark, N. j., and
a member of the bOird Of aldermen;
C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Il give tbs statement for The benefit Of other
sufferers. I was in poor health, troubled with
Neuralgia Of the Stomach
and had given up all hope of getting well.
have been doctored AID tried many different
remedies but an in vain. Hoods sarsapaFflia
was recommended to me and ! took four bot as
of it, l feel like new man again. 1t has
Perfectly Cured Me.
It has also done my wife and three children
much good They took it as a blood purifer !
will gladly recommend HOOdis SafsaDarilla 10
Milford chronicle., 1895-01-04

por psriin. leave Hari ngton 1916 a. m. week
dave and BPS d. IA. Tuesday, Thursdays and
Safnrdavs Returning leave Beilin 800 a. m''
and ~ lg d. m week days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles Shilling, a native OF
Ohio county, aged 20, and Tina Nixon,
a native of Brooke county, aged p.
Governor McCorkle and the men,
beers of the State Board of Public Works
will leave Charleston Monday morning
for Wheeling. Here they will be joined
by Attorney General Riley, and viii
commence the State railroad assess
ment.
The brother of James Poole, boy
who came from Indiana, week or so
ago. in search of his parents, has been
located in Marietta. The boys mother
is in Parkersburg.
The basket picnic of the Order of
the Eastern Star is August I'd, and not
August goth, as published.
A new case of smallpox, the first OIL
the present week, was reported yester-
day in Alley Sixteen.
The only two cases in police court
Yesterday morning, were those Of Billy
Dooley and Joe Tansey, alleged prize
fighters. They were charged with dis
order. Dooley paid, and Tansey went
to the hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19
FOrNn DEAD.

Yesterday at noon the body OF VII
liam Denham. a well-known Belmont
county farmer, living about three miles
south of st. Clairsville, was found ly-
ing in a field on his farm. Mr.. Denham
was moving, and was known to have
been at work, in apparently his usual
health. at nine o'clock in the morning
When the dinner bell rang, at noon,
he did not come to the house, and his
son went to look for him. The father
was found lying on the ground, and it
thought to have died from heart disease
about two hours before noon.
The deceased was a brother of John
A. Denham, the well-Rnown dairyman,
living just west of Bridgeport, and was
universally respected and esteemed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19
THE MYSTIC SHRINE OUTING.

The long-looked for pilgrimage of
the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine to
Wheeling park will take place at 5
o'clock this afternoon, after a parade
through the streets, which will be head
ed by platoon of eight police compris-
ing officers McCausland, Knabe, Wolf,
Michigan, Walker, Babb, TrOutman
and Zimmerman. The detail will be
commanded by Lieut.. Ingram.
The affair will not only be attended
by all the Mobiles, but by many mem
bers of the Masonic fraternity gener-
ally, and great times are expected at
the Oasis to which the caravan will
journey.
The excursion to the park will be
prefaced by a meeting at the Masonic
Temple, at p. m. At the park about
thirty candidates will be roasted, at a
meeting to be held at the Casino, and
after arnica and court plaster has been
applied to the wounds of the new
corners, there will be a banquet at the
Casino retaurant A large number Of
visiting Shriners will be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19
,,oundsville prohibition Assembly.

Sunday. July Dist, the B. & O. Co.
will run special trains to the Camp
Grounds as follows:
Leaving Wheeling at $50 a. m, $40
and $50 p. m, returning leave camp
station at 8: 35 a. m, 500 and 1000 p. m.
Round trip, including admission to
the camp. 80 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19
NARROW ESCAPE.
\ Railroad Man Pulled Under Moving
Train.

Train.
Yesterday afternoon, about five
o'clock a train crew was attempting to
switch some cars at West Wheeling
on the tracks of the c., L. &. W., by
using a timber between the engine, on
one track. and car on another. The
prop fell and in some manner knocked
Jacob Osborn, a yard man, under the
wheels of a freight car. He was rolled
over several times, and sustained very
serious, but not fatal wounds. He was
taken to his boarding house, at Bridge
port. and Drs Fisher, Heinlein, Black
and Howell dressed his injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19

In the case of Matilda Schenk VS..
Philip Schenk and others. there was a
decree appointing Mr.. J. w. Condor a
commissioner, and empowering him to
sell certain real estate upon his giving
bond in $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-19
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
8e9ister,

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN $500 TROUS-
BRINGS.
just received another elegant line. which
we are prepared to make to order on short
notice. C. HESS Il SONS,
Fashionable TailorS and Gents Furnish
ers. 1921 and 1928 Market street.
Close at g p. m. except Saturday.