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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Madison st W 3d. Joseph LN,en AMI wife - ,o- n.
Charm Grinberg .-.-..----; YOU
hg'sc c 'p 5H ma. 81 iR Sr.s Marvin Es' ana SO
wat"r.s, n = 80 r. . u R5oscvci,-st is
90 iIsiax67. Henry Whitehead referee 20 ~
Avenue 4 : lot 81 map estate - Nicholas
stuyvcsant. Anna Chadel and husband 70 Mar -, .
.Save. 40 ~. Louis Wen 10 John Heyrer.. $50
9Th ave- " 2is East. Bridget p'oIey r' Jacob g
a2i II, r. III West Rober, R~inci referee. 10
lSib.., r. ;. 10 7" y u Avenue \ 25ss2 Jonas
VOL aud bernhard Mayer and wives - Joseph ~ =,
c,,h.s, n : $50 :, " y central Park West.
lcHipS. Jacob y Butler and wife to John - q
so,h st. Scs 10 and 81 West: George Edgar ct al
Emma : Beers. .....-.' 81"
'l - ibr,bsm to carrie Rocs -. 37
s2ast No i72 Fast, Rachel ]. Epstein to Julia ~ Z,
,o,h :, go (, " Of 2l-aye. iaxlooj. Emil
n Kosn,ac and VII. - James Donaldson. -. az
o'h 81, 30 II -, ,,5 We ... 80 o,
ias,h -, " 81 West. Charles sefl-r ani wife ., d.
~ Couyrrneur rllot-on ........ Is"
aq,h-.f s. i75 q " u Coumhu~-arr. JpNl"l;
Morri. Stsinharit and vie o charles = FONT 3,
ia a5's ~ 2?l wc., Iamber, Qusckenbu.h
io.ih-s, n : 225G q 4 7th-ave. Il $40" II. -
C'ornelia I.an-on Lambert sudan 1872: 10"
cG.m1n.syS us..sl and s1S viz. 90 rohn Roan a5
.y5,hs, : 30 Z, ~ Amsterdam 23N
ico H. and Other property Marx Ash ana wife 90, =.
same pr5pcr,y: Leopold Kaufman and wife to ,.o ~
c! MarE Az, rs" +. e3 Z, n of i:lnwooi place
73xico. Elizabeth F Gallagher 70 Henry -
c- In,Ii'c ave- " :. 4; +, q Emwood Place jOx
100 william n Rirkmire and wife - same. 2"
Eroaduav n . corner ls7th-st. 2ooxlro Joseph
=, S S1i man anu p"weu Fam eiih Ward John Il
Mcpherson TO Edward j Mcclure .-......... IN
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women who have edited It, written for 1t, and read u.
1t has been marked by good taste and praci'ai
common sense. and has certainly put in the shade
every foreign periodical OF the kind The new
volume is remarkable for the really charming
sketches of Paris fashions made by VI. Sandoz
This artist is assuredly master in this branch OF
the art OF living This volume contains two com
plete novels, Mr.. Blacks Highland Cousins ana
Mr. Besants Beyond the Dreams OF Avarice.
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i)roposal
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
~ TO CONTRACTORS.



For furnishing Materials and Performing Work in the
rhlrd Avenue in IN. Tweny.fourth Ward. Of IN. city
% New-Nork pursuant 70 chapter ~ laws .. 1879
Bi, tor the entire work only WI Dc s, rvsee el viz
one for the building with sheet metal main cornice and
one for building with terra Gotta main eorniee. as &C.
SEALED ESTIMATES lor the above work. Endorsed
with he above M with the name q the person or per-;
be receSri At the once Comptroller Rooms Nos y
and Is Finance pssartmsnt. Stewart Building 10. W
Monday March IL. 1885 a. which place AMI hour 10
bids will be publicly openei by and IN presence = ts.
award Of the contract II awarded will be mad. ths
lowest bidder With adequate security as soon Thereafter
Ss ,e nav be swa vii be required 70 attend a, n.
ONCE 4 the Department o. Public Works Nit the sure
within i've DAYS from the date u the service Z no:is
10 that effect and In case u failure or neglect 50 20 10
and a. N derau, TO the Corporation and hersupon
shall be readVe-tsed and reet and untl me
oonrac, be- accepted The commence
at such time the Commissioner of Public WORKS may
4 p~PermssIon will not be gwen for the Withdrawal
awarded To- person who is In arrears % 80
Corporation debt or contract or whS Is ds h yer
The entire work to be completed within ONE HUN.
work has been given by the Son"''Ss'"'' " 1'"'
The amount Of security required IS FoRIf-FrIvH
THOUSAND DoLLARs For full particulars see u"
Record ,s.. t,,,rnat,on ~ de-
sled also ~. FORM %, agreement including ne spse
cations FOR the work car - obtained al '"s UNIV - Wv
Cor,r,rocr. No $50 Rroaiway
New York February q 1905
MILAN /. STRONG. M4YoF.
AsHBEI Il. FITCH. Compteolrr: 49,. orr, ~
J yvSI FIN ~ " Or corr Sinking FusA
Roard Of Aldermen;
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Bis: LYDIA II to wns% .' 20 E''; and n s oR
e,n'r ySrye''s $4,000
Bremen. ca,harne NJ I. I9~,ry savings Bank 500,
Brualhelt William and wife 10 u Butler ,
n G.nSI cff i.n ~ coarad Muller
p s.. 80 annie q & to John MsSanrsy No
west 27h-s years ...... ......,. -. 500"
Diam s@. f."aa a So .9o's' # ra Ssg" Hs'5:
Eyrhar Ne3 ~ to ~ uf ar an: y yr 4oo
Ever sophie n. 20 boMery SAVINGS ts,r Bank 1000
Edsall Peter the North River Insurance Co. ,oo
Excl n' Thiiip anil Tife 90 simon rrczfcii
corner Courtlandt ave and iGth-si. demand ll""
" ; An,hony-aye loo e = ropham--'. and ,.o..,
r" "nas n' iTayes + to Morris seinhard,.
ea'h-st. l75 # 81 columhus'ye 1ear.;;.,,. 1907"
'' wps' 7oa ns% yearS H'or'sisss - 4"
@ " TeS" s D. + War lfss anu 1900
Harris Henri-c. and another To THE Guarantee 49,,
u onS T %acS Gs NJ ~ % = Hans. corner
Nicvanlcr.ave and ia2d-st and other property n,o
Ha Fit jaime. " and VIC 70 Elilabe'n pgnsins ,
Isaacs samuel A. to tns i,G loc
Idle BIZ r, '" q 5;h ave year 2oo"'
'l io;n ave '' and SCI st. demand , 5000
N1stTsGn' S oR"a q 9"a %'5% Ia 10000
Kaufman ie2p.d to Ismrs " Amserdam
Lamsen. 'C"rneiia' 70 ISmtert suydam ct al. n
years -''... ..................... ga
Never FREDERICK and wife to l. Bach.
.5th-st 2ls " Of 2d-aNe. yelr............ bS)
s7th.st Years 20 -. 800
Miller Jacob =. wife 10 & r fiildebrand.
e. al No NJ West s?th-si. | year. ?s
2g7G II 2 ~ 7h-ave , years.................. l5e
No 23s West 7.h.st , wears $500
| Ornofrio. Rocco. Al Ia i II Helms. No +l3 East
y
Roddy John : and another to J n Butler.
G4'h-st $50 " Of Central Park West. mort
Cages / IS 500
Schnorer Louis and wife to Church Mission
Deaf Mutes. No 2o' Avenue A, 3 years, 1000
Solomon Morris @ al to Samuel Kahn and an
other No sla ad-st rstalmen,s. .....'.....". 1900
Steg~ Ida G. and another t. Irving Savings In
stituon = AmsterdaIn-ave and 6lst-st,
5000
CIinion.ave. a6 II n Of EImwood Place. year. s27,
Ingrich. Louis and another to Manhattan Rail
Year, sSoN
West isd.st' w. 1000
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0eachcrs.

A POSITION as aides travelling companion or teacher
n In school desired by young lady graduated
class seminary in which she has years
perienc" as tea her The best OF references Ad
dress n. a. G.. Box .. Tribune Once.
DKlNATE tt rOfs-To accompany a family to Europe
for eis months ana take charge boys "A tutor
who VIII consider the advantages Of a small
salary as compensation for services performed Address
A. FISHER Box $50. New York
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Jnsiruttion.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
CoLLEGE PREPARATION ~" students admitted
T,hi, Sswa,d paps speciaiit Pro.
FEsSoR u" West 'Mh ~
n LW-ioHk business COLLEGE, i:5,h-.,.. y: IA
.iosas I've cfffMEST e oAiSEs Noun; Bank nias
r. NIyERsIrY dRAMMaR SCHOOL 5. w., ;s S,,,,,
c.c ,oa sn;as' $500, E,gs1o; ,,riy .,c,
W eataiogue and information J. DICKINSON. JR. Prin
NJ ADEMoIsEIIE vELriN.
u SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPRoOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
IGo AND 1872 WEST 7tTH-sr.
COLLEGE PREPARATION
NIlss GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS N.wYork cry.
vi 10 !, w., an q. MRS. SARAH H. EMERSON.
Principal. few boarding pupils taken.
:, moot OF THE SISTERS or THE CHURCH.
roaai,d sy.sar. Essd 49,. ni q Eas s,y y.s'
'VAE MISSES ELYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
ssh and seth street, New-York
VAX NORMAN INST, 27s $50 IS? ws', Z. rs, .6 81
MAN. PIN Mrs J l.. MATTHEW'S vicePrn.
For Both Scxes.-City.
A. wv YORK ~ sINtss CoILEGE i2'ih,,t IA
sl Sr tFL i:MSEN Fec GAINS Bds
TnE nrrrLrz school,: OF LANcgAcEs;
Br.neSes in IN. principal American and European cities
New term begins now.
Musical instruction.
NINE IhFrNs SECOND INyiTAT i,, r. rIATo RE
ing March 9TH
F., Boys and Young Men.-Country.
- oItpENTOwN N - MILITARY INSTiTUTE.
IL REV T. n. BANpoN. PRINCIPAL
CAPT T ID. LANDoN. CoMMANDANr.
I,Tuwoop SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford Conn.
r. Pants who are unfortunate In the management q
MOI, sons well proht by the advantage. orersd
IL sch LOO
~ Ssar my ''"'N' FRANK NJ HOWE sup,.
hines thorough mental and physical training with COM
$50 o, HOME ~ boys. Francis " Brewer. > NJ. Prin
~ FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. y. J. Goth year.
i flows boarding School Primary. College preparatory
business Course Shorthand. Typewriting Telesraphy.
N,rwToy ~ - INSTITUTE. -Homelike Family school
for Boy sEs: care per,Sni son r:'1csn P F9Gm'
wi ner year successful school II the best to in
fuse with md TO wake boys in II. duties OF lie
BOYS '"''' j. sHoRTLIpGE tYale) A. NJ. Pr,n.
For Young Iadcs.-COuntry.
- / '"''' GARDEN CITY n Y
COLLEGE Preparatory and Elective Courses Of study New
PRINCIPALS European party should he made NJ once.
MISS JULIA r. FARwEI.I. Principal
rTEMPIE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga Spring.. y. Y.
Regular and optional courses for young ladies' ten
,eachers CHARLES r. DOwD Ph p. President
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
w boarding Day and Cocg. Preparatory for girls 3s,h
year opens September 10Th. For circular address
Mrs. THoDoRA H. RICHARDS. Principal
Mis-, SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Germantown. Philadelphia
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Coumtrn propsrip Uanteo

VI, ASTED-Bv private family country house % rent
w for summer. with u buying. on elmer Norm
south shore Long Island. within * minutes ran from
New-York Address with full particulars COUNTRY.
Box IS oi2 BROADWAY
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Cuunlrn propertp for Sale.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

To purchase at egure the unsold portion OF YEN
nonar and most eligely located seaside summer resort
three water fronts hotels artesan water sup
ny and perfect sewer To capitalists prohaos
investment can demonstrated. Address b. l.. BOX D
Tribune Orice
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pianos.
EMERSON PIANOS GIVEN FREE ! !
pianos.

6WSuuSVW
on these condtons-Send the addresses OF 80. 80.
friends whom you think may need pianos ana " SOW
coed In selling from your list NINE bnmys
PoETIC ENERS0X IPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS
valued at per list We allow to seec, an
designs Of and handsome sooi he
will each Piano. This offer wul oi'
held op-n until March ~. 1895. Mail list OF names ~
inquiries conhdentially TO
FRANCIS j. BIRD. Mgr,
Emerson WnrerOOms. ~ 9Th ave" y. :.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE CO. PIANOS:
used the Artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House
and at the Metropolitan Opera House during me ~
season good for sale at liberal reductions '
original prices IN
11S Fifth Avenue.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Fon
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE KE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. ~? Br9aa-
way "a door north Of Thirty nrst-st.: and ADV
EASEMENTS the following Branch omcss .os
Eighth-ave Twenty-third-st.: l52 sinh-s.ss
Thrdave cor Forty seventies: L026 Thrd-aye nesI
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West Forty secondst $40 Second-aye.; 3d Inru-Ne
a3s Thirdave; 2o5i Thrd-ave. between one-huhoeu-
and-tvenh and one hundred and thirteenth sts .
the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East ono hunoren, ~
twenty nfth-st: 2i3 West One-hundred and twenty 'ni.n
st. $40 West one hur bred and forty nfh-s up 10
p At regular Office rates. 40 ,..l
In Brooklyn 397 Fulton-st: 90 Court-st; ~ broad
way F.. D.: ia3 Broadway: leo Bedford-a'e up 10
D. m, at regular ONCE rates. =. -.
European Branch for advertisements only. 10 Iless
Street. Z. -. London. England.
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School Aseneits.

School Aseneirs.
GENcY-Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
ANachers governesses. etc. In all depts
schools to parents 100 bth-svs Book ding 2Oth-st
A dERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors,
&C. to Colleges, Schools ana Families Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YoUN0-F ULTON % Union SQUARE
REST TEACHERS In all departments: also schools
- recon;nendel and catalogues mailed free OF
y Y. Ed. III REAU. H. $. Kellogg. Manager No I'll
r. "th-st.. n Y. 'neaT Broadway.
ElsK TEACHERS AGENCIES WORK Boston
Chicago Los Angeles etc II. r. Croker w. D. Kerr.
L. v. Huyssoon W. Pratt N. Y Manaxes 10 sth-avs.
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We have received Part Y OF Mr. ". {. Harrss
work The Fishes OF North America tHarns
Publishing Coz. and are glad to note that the stan
dari set in the first number is steadily maintained
The engravngs in the text and the fullpage coored
portraits are admirably done, and the letterp'ess
is entertaining as well as instructive we are even
told how 10 cook a fish-in this case the sturgeon
and suggestions in the art OF angling and pleasant
anecdotes enven the course Of scientihc STATE
nent The duckbill. catfish. sturgeon and the bow
fin or dogfsh are dealt with in this part OF the
sork: and the colored plates introduce us TO mo
weakfsh and the Rocky Mountain "hitensh az
they look in their native element
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QUAINT PARISH CLERKS.
ANECDOTES OF THE DALEs.

ANNALS OF A QUIET VALLEY: BY COUNTY, pry
Parson. Edited by John Watson T. L. . p
XII 2l7 Macmillan & Co
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"Herbai, and the Herbartians. by President
Charles De Ciarmo OF Swarthmore College Is new
volume in the series OF THE Great Educators"
edited by Nicholas Murray Butler and published by
Charles Scrbners Sons outside OF the ranks Of
learning. Herbartc name is perhaps not well known;
but it Is worth remembering that he succeeded To
the chair OF Kant and was proposed as n successor
for Hegel. II the new theories OF education based
the findings Of psychology prove as valuable
their advocates hope. Herbart will some time. II
may be, outrank both the sage Of k0nigs berg and
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In Three OF U.s. Qunt Eaton) Mrs lzora
C. Chandler tells trio OF dog stories nooie IN pur-
pose tender in feeling and presented Win sood
deal Of literary skill The hero OF the first Barney
N. dog who was not beautiful but supremely faith
ful and loving will not soon be forgotten by the
reader In mis- history, as in that or Rex inc
autbor shows a most intimate and sympathetic I'M
Outstanding Of dog nature The second story u
sentimental ard melodramatc and far inferior to
~ others Tho authors Illustrations are admira-
HE
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
Two Suits Against Somerset Co.

A dispatch from Snow Hill to the
Baltimore Sun says: The declara-
ton has been filed by Hodson. Hines
Il Hodson, attorneys for plaintiff, in
the removed case from Somerset coun-
ty OF Ira I. Stevenson against the
County Commissioners OF Somerset
county for $4,000 damages, because
the mar alleges in july, 1894, he was
road supervisor in Somerset county
appointed for term of two years,
which would not have expired until
November, 1895. but notwithstanding
this, and without just cause, he was
moved from his office on the Sd day
of July, 1894, and another man ap.
pointed to fill the vacancy. Ii is also
set forth that in August. 1894. he filed
his petition in the Circuit Court for
Somerset County for a writ of manda
mus, directed TO the County Commits
sioners of Somerset county, command
ing them TO recognize him rs road
supervisor, and that in answer to his
petition the Commissioners stated that
he was discharged for incompetency
In consequence Of this and loss by
reason of neglect of crops to fill his
office of road supervisor, and his sub
sequent removal therefrom, without
cause, he brings his suit.
"Hiram l.. Gibbons also sues the
County Commissioners of Somerset
county in removed case, by Charles
o. Melvin and lIodson Il Hodson, his
attorneys, for $4,000 damages for in.
juries alleged to have been received
on one of the county roads in Somer.
set county, owing to its bad condition.
His injuries were principally frac-
ture OF the thumb of his left hand.
The suits were removed to Worcester
county on the affidavits of the plain.
tiils that they could not receive fair
and impartial trial in Somerset. Joshua
NJ. Tull represents the defendants"
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
cleveland Democrat.
HEWITT COLLINS.

One of the prettiest parlor weddings
that has ever occurred in Pocomoke
City took place at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs j. +. Bonneville,
on Fourth street, Monday evening.
The contracting parties were Miss
Annie Washington Collins, of Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. G. Herbert Hewitt, of
that city. The bride, who was becom-
ingly attired in gown Of white silk
crepon and the groom in the conven.
tional black, were met in the parlor by
Rev. I. f. Tabler, of Girdletree, who
read very impressive ceremony pro-
nouncing them man and wife. The
bride is the charming daughter of Mrs.
Annie Dukes. OF Girdletree. The
groom is a native of England and
Assistant Superintendent of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co, of Pitts
burg, Pa. They took the early train
Tuesday morning for tour to the
northern cities, after which they will
make their future home at Pittsburg,
Pa. May health, prosperity and hap.
piness attend the newly welded couple.
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
IRONSIIIRE.

Mr.. James Burbage, of Cape Charles,
paid his parents short visit last week.
We are always glad to welcome him
in our midst
Mrs John Basseit, of Georgetown,
Del, has been visiting friends and
relatives at this place.
Mr.. Charles Gray, of Sea View, Va,
paid his sister. Mrs |. I. Bassett !,
visit last week.
Miss Carrie Peters, of Cedartown.
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Il. G..
Peters.
Mr.. G. 5. Adkins and family, of
Langhorn. Pa. have been visiting
friends and relatives here. Charles
has many friends here, who are always
glad to see him.
Mr.. James Kelley, who has been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia, re-
turned home last Thursday accom-
panied by two of his brothers.
Mr.. Alfred Homer and sister, Miss
Carrie, after spending some time here,
returned to their home in Philadel-
phia much to the regret Of their many
friends here.
Miss Katie Birmingham, of New
York, has been visiting her cousins,
Misses BERTHE and Lou Brittingham at
this place.
Miss Bertie Scott and Miss Lou
Brittingham paid Miss Ella Bassett Il
visit last Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ida Trader, one of Delmar's ;
charming bellies, was the welcome
guest of her friend, Miss Lou Brit
tingham. several days last week.
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
In MclilOrianl.

Departed this life ON the 18th inst, after
AN illness of over "a Years duration, of that
dire disease consumption, Alice. aged TWEEN
tv-four Years. the Youngest daughter of
Archibald and Mary y. Gault Her remains
were inferred in the family burving ground
in the NJ. T.. Cemetery. Newark. on the I4th
inst II was the writer's good fortune To
know the deceased from her carly girlhood.
and more exemplary christian character
never lived than she was. With cheerful
and happy disposition, She wonld ever greet
those She met with II smile and u pleasant
word With "A noble heart. She was ever
ready and always doing something To- pro-
mote the happiness of those about her
How sad Ia think that she should die in
early womanhood and her career Of nSeful-
ness he cut OFF when life was - full nt hope
and bright prospects But when we think
of the great wisdom and Justice OF our
Heavenly Father, and know il was his will
to take her to Himself. Though she was
young in wears. perhaps the Kind Father
said. it is enough, thy work upon earth is
finished. come up. will take thee Ia Myself
Father mother, brothers and sisters grieve
not for dear Alice. she has merely stepped
behind the veil. Though life upon this
earth had hcen 81 bright and peaceful To her
mp 10 the time of her sickness, NOW She
has reached that realm OF eternal bliss where
she will he waitin. 10 welcome you, ii YOU
are faithful To Almighty God as she was
faithful, aud around the great white throne
uf Omuipotcncc, together Won will sing
praises To- the Father throughout the ages Of
eternity. q
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
STOCKTON.

Mr.. T.. Z. Wharton and family re.
turned from Ocean City Thursday.
Capt Al SharpIey's schooner Flea
nor arrived in port "Wednesday from
New York.
Rev. ~ McQuay and family are
visiting friends in Stockton and Frank
lin City.
Mr.. j. J. Williams and wife of Glym-
don, Md, are visiting Mrs. l.. J.
Houston.
Misses Eva Burbagc and Sue Taylor
are visiting AT Cape Charles.
Misses Cecilia Houston and Mary
Clayville left "Wednesday morning for
two weeks >oiourn at Atlantic CITY.
Bill Mason, Bob Figgs, Frank
Houston and Harry Braiten went
coon hunting Tuesday night and caught
Il coon.
Several OF our young men have been
enjoying the shooting ON the beach
this week.
Mr.. Harold Houston lelt Saturday
for New York with Capt. ii. Mason
on schooner Helen NJ.
Baseball still continues To be the all
absorbing topic and our boys claim To
be champions Of the county.
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
Fire!
Fire!
Fire!

This is an awful cry and
one that strikes terror TO
the staunchest heart. The
cry that went up from our
people on Sunday even
ing the 18th of August still
echoes and the effect Of
that fire is awful. 1t has
caused for me the loss Of
a lot of money, but it is
an i'll wind that blows no
one good, and the same
may now be said of a fire.
1t destroyed lots Of goods
but there were a few saw
ed and | have many only
slightly damaged which
are being sacrificed to
make room for the new
stock coming in every day.
We have got to be alive
and you will find me right
here on deck ready to sell
you goods as cheap and
maybe a little cheaper
than ever before. Come
TO see me.
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
REDUCED RATES TO BOS.
TON, MASS.
One Fare for the Round Trip via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

From August 23 to 26, inclusive,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Boston,
Mass, going and returning by the
same route, at s;ngie farc for The
ro"nd trip, account Twenty-sixth Tri-
ennial Conclave of Knights Templar,
To he held in Boston, August 26 to 80.
The tickets will be good to return
leaving Boston not later than Septem-
ber 10, and must be used to destination
on Pennsylvania Railroad not later
than midnight of September II.
Excursion tickets, good going via
one route and returning via another,
will be sold on the same dates at a
Slight advance over the one-tare rate
for the round trip.
Democratic messenger., 1895-08-17
FRIENDSHIP.

Miss Ad,!Ie Jones, who has been
visiting Miss Il. 4. Gault, has returned
home much to the regret of her many
friends.
Ms Esther Ravnc. Of Wilmington,
has been visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. W. J. Gillis, who has been Wis
itiug friends here, has returned to
Wilmington
Mr.. Cullen, wife and daughter, Of
Philadelphia, are the guests OF Mr..
Henry Coleman.
Mr.. Albert Carey and wife are visit
ing Mr. James Thomas.
Capt. Edward Brimcr and wife have
been visiting Capt. James Jones.
Mrs J. +. Jones is visiting her sons
in New York.
Miss Emma Coleman, who has been
visiting her brother. has returned to
her home in Philadelphia
Our Sunday School will hold their
picnic next Wednesday at Thomas
Choppers grove.
Mrs. Annie Quillcn, of Berlin, has
been the guest of Mrs. \. l.. Jones.