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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-06-05
DO YOU USE TOBACCO?

If you do. we know you would like TO quit
the habit. and we want to assist you, and will
IL you Will say the word.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
Why, by inducing you to purchase box of
COLLFS TOBACCO ANTEDOFE, which il a
preparation compounded strictly of herbs and
roots, which is q tonic to the sy stem: also cures
the Tobacco habit and knocks cigarettes silly.
HOW DO WE KNOW IT WILL CURE Y0Ul
First. by its thousands and thousands of
cures; second. by the increased demand for 1t
from the most reputable Wholesale houses;
Third. we know what it is composed of, and
that the preparation viii clean the system of
nicotine, and viii cancel ali errors OF the past
YOUR DRUGGIST
Has Coli for sale. If he has not ask him to
get it for you. If he tries to palm of some
thing Just good insist on Coli. 1T he will
nor order it it for you, send US 81 and receive
box of Coli postpaid. Remember Coli cures.
In most cases one box affects cure. but we
guarantee boxes TO cure anyone.
Coli Remedy Co.,
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
LITTLE THINGS.

A little panther IS playful a. a kitten, but
nobody wants him as pet. He win srow, you
see.
A little bad habit gets TO be a tyrannical
thing and makes texts for moralists. And the
moralists are right, too.
A little 10 Of temper may lead 20 = lifetime
Of regret. How many Of al have to oeplore
sunde ed friendships and words we cannot
recall.
A little cold OF he sort so common at this
Tins OF the year grows fast as the baby pam
Their and as companion Is even more unde-
sirable.
A little reflection aud observation will prove
thai the little cold will never grow 90 be
pneumonia n we have prompt recourse 10
thet sterling preventive, Duny's Pure Malt
Whiskey.
A little common sense will show that what
ever sustaiuH the heat OF the uody aids the
digestion. QuickenB the circulation, sharpeAH
the appetite aud iueures sound slesp II the
best thing IN the world for "A cold Dniiya
Pure MALT Whiskey does these things. IL not
the deduction a. D ain as day
A little cold air striking the skin contraci
the blood vessels beneath % and drives toe
blood deep into the body. auaing congesii Ion
frat and Inflammation afterwards. Duity's
Pore Malt Whiekey stimulates and eQuzll1e.
the circulation 20 hat surface chill and In
tcrnl excess OF heat are corrected.
little cough may indeed be stopped by
local application 10 the irrltated membrane 81
the throat. but the general AZ order OF which
the cough Is but a tymptom demands tonic
and stimuant TO reach every fibre OF the body
Because Duify's Malt Whisky does this IL
name q hous hold word.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Tidal Wave.

That's the size Oft. A great
tidal wave of customers that
taxed us TO our wits end 10
serve them.
There is that about Our
Clothing that brings custo-
mers from every part of the
city and state.
It's accounted for by the re-
liability, by the perfect fitting
and modest prices.
We've laid out to double the
business this month over
October.
We have just the article
suitable to your needs and will
sell it lower than you will find
it elsewhere.
Keep in mind that Overcoat
Room of ours-We're selling
more Overcoats every day.
Remember there's no Over
coats like ours. Better for the
money.
We guarantee every gar
ment we sell. No matter how
low priced we sellit-for wear
and for satisfaction.
New lines of Cape Over
coats and Refers for the Lit
tie Fellows. From So up. =.
Mems Clay Diagonals and
Unfinished Worsted Suits
the Washington Mills kind.
All sizes complete to-day
the first time in two weeks.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
All goods marked in plain
figures.
Store open evenings.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
LED A DOUBLE LIFE.


IL Is Alleged That IA Deceased Millionaire
Abandoned wife In Massachusetts.
CHICAGO Nov. 49, THE friends of the
late Curtis T. Robinson, formerly prom
inent real estate dealer OF this city and
who died in 1892, are amazed to learn
that he is charged with having deserted a
wife in Massachusetts, in the early sixties,
when he came to Chicago, and his three
children are probably surprised TO find
their right TO Inheritance challenged by
their Massachusetts, relatives
At the time of his death Robinson lived
with his three children-Alrs. Martha J.
Ruprecht, Curtis f. Robinson and Bessie
d. Robinson. After his death his daugh-
ter Mrs Rupreoht was made the admin
istratrix of the estate, which is represent
ed to be worth about 81, 900, 600.
Yesterday bill was filed in the United
States circuit court by Robinson's brother
David his sister, Betsy Eames, and four
nieces, children of his dead sister and
brother, all residing in Massachusetts,
and who set up the claim that Curtis Il.
Robinson left a wife behind him in Mas
sachusetts, and was never married TO his
Chicago wife, and the three children, hav-
ing been born out Of wedlock are not
heirs to the estate Of Curtis Il. Robinson,
but that the same belongs to his Massa-
ehusetts relatives.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

LONDON, Nov. l3.-A dispatch 10 The
Standard from Constantinople says that
the diplomats there regard the massacres
at Erzeroun and Bitlis as being specially
fragrant since the first appearance there Of
Shakir Pasha, the high commissioner APP
pointed for the purpose of carrying into
effect Armenian reforms. Shakir Pasha,
who was appointed to this post during
the latter part of July, has done nothing
TO punish criminals and offenders, and
while at Bitlis the police fred upon every
Christian passing in sight Of the windowa
of the French consulate.
A dispatch to The Telegraph from Wen
ma says that news has been received from
Constantinople to the OBJECT that many
arrests of suspected young Turks have
taken place, and that other measures have
been taken to insure the safety of the sui
tan
it Is also reported that change OF the
ministry is imminent IL is probable that
the candidate of the palace party, Nah
mood Jelladin Pasha, will be the new
grand vizier.
A dispatch to The Times from Constan-
tinoplo says that measures adopted at
Saturdays cabinet council are quite in
adequate to suppress disorders Ma
healthy action, according to Tho Times
correspondent, is possible in the body
polite of the state until it Is cleaned Of
parasitic vermin.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

HARRISBURG, Nov. 13.-The official
vote of the belated Pennsylvania counties
has been received at the state department.
The vote for state treasurer is as follows;
Haywood (Rep.) }, 456, 745; Meyers (Dem.),
2S2 4S1; Berry (Pro), 90, rs; Dawson
(People's), z, SOP; Anton Socialist Labor,
1929; scattering, 81; Haywood's plurali-
ty, ia, 1854 The leading candidate for
Judge OF the superior court ON the Repub-
lican ticket is Judge Rice Of Luzerne
county, who polled 400, s22. Smith Dem. }
is elected over Yerkes, his closest oompeti-
tor, by g. PA votes.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

The dttieth birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. Louisa White ana the twenty frst
birthday anniversary OF Harry White,
her son, were appropriately celebrated
last event. & at the residence Of John
Gee, No. no Spruce street, by merry
gathering of their friends The evening
was enjoysbly spent ia music singing
and social games each one contributing
mis- or her share TO the evenings enter
tainmeut.
During the evening Mrs White was
made the recipient OF beautiful counter
pane from the gathering, which also
presented to Harry White a handsome
umbrella Refreshments wers served at
late hour, snd then hearty fsrewells
and many well wishes to thoss whose
birthdays they had successfully cele
brpted were 10 order.
Those present were: Rev aud Mrs
John White, Mr. and Mrs. John Gee
Rev and Mrs L w LRy6sld, Mr.. aud
Mrs John A Booker, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred L White. Mr. and Mrs George
V Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William P
White, Mr.. and Mrs Il. I. Sergeant,
Mr. and Mrs James G. Wilson,
Mrs. L Spring, Mrs. w P. Krauss,
Chester, Pa Harry White, George f.
Edmund Gee, Frank White, William
Miller, Clarence White. Lsonsrd White,
Misses Addie NlckersoD, Jennie Dance,
Clara Wiswell. Maggie dorsey, Auns
Winter, Minnie Afnker, Blanche Lay
field, Annie Slime. Bertha White, Louisa
Gee. Pearl and Elsie Booker.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
sobool ChiIdren burned to death.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. ia spe-
cial from Grenada, West Indies, says a
school building there, in which $50 chill
dren were present caught fire, and before
anything could be done the whole build
ing was ablaze and was destroyed. Thir
ty-one oharred bodies, including the
teacher, were found in the ruins. The
fire is believed to be of incendiary origin,
and two boys who had been severely pun
ished by the teacher and suspended from
school are believed to be the authors Of
the crime They have been arrested.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-The Turkish
legation at Washington has received from
the sublime porte the following telegram
1.-THE Armenian rioters Of Ieitoun at
tackled the village OF Tchoukour Hissari
killing 30 Mussulmans carried away Will
them arms, cattle and belongings Of the
Mussulman villagers Of Dunghel and
murdered the secretary Of the tax collector
Of Zeitoun. Tho wife and four children
of this functionary are missing.
According to fresh advices from Diar.
bekir the Armenians are alone response
BILE for the recent disorders, which origi
mated solely by the rebels firing on the
mosques at the hour Of prayer and by
their attacking in arms tho Mussulmans
The fire which broke out at Diarbokir wa'
started by Armenian incendiaries, for &c
per cent Of the shops destroyed, as also
every article of merchandise burned, be
longed to the Mussulmans
1.-The vail of Adana advises us that
about 200 Armenians, disguised as Cir
cussians, attacked the Mussulman vii
lagos Of Zeitunbeli and Narl, committing
all sorts Of depredations.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
DIED

GENTRY.-Ou November 8, 1895. Ernest F.
Gentry. in his 18th year.
MARTIN.-On he 10 j instant. Paul T.,
yOun, est son OF Mary ". and Lee j. Martin
MEGA LIN-At New Castle. Del on Nov
ember 6. 1855. Susan NJ, Calm. eyed 52 years.
PORrER.-At Newport. on The ith instant,
Emma wife Of Jsmes +. Porter, in her 9th
year.
REASlN-In this city on the 9Th instant
10 eph heasin, aged "a years.
WILKINS AT the residence Of his son-in-
law. Thomas II. Thomas. Bay Ridge oug
Island. November 9th, William b. wilkins.
of Br. oklyu. n y. eldest son of,Alsr garet and
the ! te James Wilkins, of this city, In The
59th year Of his age
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
wsloomsd From Ahroad.

MEDIA, Nov. IS The Womens Club
Of Media, gave reception last evening
In their rooms at the Town Hall. 10
honor Of the return Of Mrs A Lswis
Smith. the president Of the club. from
Europe The handsome apartments
were beautifully decorated for the
occasion aud about a hundred mombsrs
Of the club and invited guests we're
present The committee TO receive the
guests was Mrs Arthur Jack, Mrs. John
V Robinson. Mrs. Frank r Downing,
Mrs Dc J. H. Fronefeld and Mrs.
JosCph W. HRwlsy
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
Barklsy-MnIs.

CLAYTON, Nov. 10 "A quiet but pretty
wedding was solsmnized yesterday after
noon at o'clock at the residence OF I.
N Mills. when his eldest daughter. Miss
Jesnnstte Logan. bscsms the bfids Of
John Bsrkley, chief clerk Of the Della
ware Division, P w & B. R r The
ceremony was performed in the large
and spacious psrlor which WAS very
prettily trimmed with ported f,Wers,
evergrsens, etc Bishop Leighton Cole
man officiated
After the ceremony welding break
fast WAS ergsd ADD the tlms pleasantly
spsnt until the OF train arrived, when
Mr. aud Mrs Bsrkley left on a bridal
tour fsr New Orleans aud Atlanta. Only
the family Of the bride, Mrs William
Stoever, Miss Royal, Miss Helen Royal,
Philip SCoever, Of Germantown, ard
James. Robert and Charles Barley,
brothers OF the groom, were present
Mr. and Mrs. Barkley received many
handsome presents. After their return
home they will give a resspsion De Gem
Der 4
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
TEN THOUSAND KILLED.
Victims Of the Recent Armenian
Massacres.
STILL THE BLOODY WORK GOES Oh
The Porte is Much Alarmed by tho situa
tion--More Talk OF Dethroning tho sui
tan-Turkish Omolais Put the Blame on
the Armenians.

the Armenians.
COGsTANTtNOPLE Nov. l3.-There hav6
been fresh massacres and piilaging in the
neighborhood of Angora and Palm, in
which disturbances, it is reported, 1000
persons were slain.
The United States minister reports that
more than 10 900 Armenians have been
massacred within 80 days
It is believed in some (Armenian) quar-
tors that the estimate Of 10, 600 Arme-
ninns killed during the recent massacres
may turn out TO be considerably under
the real total, and that the number may
come nearer 3, 600 than 10, 600.
Reports from Armenian sources place
tho number Of killed ne D:arhelsir az over
9, GOO, but this needs confirmation, in
spite of the fact that it is admitted there
has been terrible bloodshed and that a
large part Of the town was burned.
Unless something unexpected happens
the clang OF war will he heard through
out the Turkish empire within a short
time. Terror is deep rooted in the heart
of the sultan. The imperial yacht remains
anchored opposite the palace with steam
up, and every preparation has been made
for the crafty despot's flight There is
further talk of Opposing the sultan, and
the speedy ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Otto
man empire is probable
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
prlnl.tsrinl car Accsnteh.

WOODBURY., Nov. l3-Rev. Howard
E. Thompson. rector Of Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church OF this city, has
accepted a call from Protestant
Episcopal church in Allegheny City. Pa
aud IL is understood will leave for his
new Geld OF labor during the early part
Of nexs month. Mr. Thompson has been
rector OF the church here for several
Years
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
lie FLYWHEeL BURST.
Fatal Accident In the Power. House Of the
Albany Railway.


ALBANY, Nov. 13-The monster 90 ton
flywheel in the power house of the Albany
railway on Pearl street burst, and the
hurled fragments inflicted injuries from
which John Piehl died at the hospital.
The others hurt are Charles Myers, SUI
pervisor elect, leg and ankle bruised (;
Louis THUS, head and left breast lacerat-
ed, also internally injured and may die f.;
John Faust, head and legs injured.
One of the pieces crashed through
Charles Myers saloon, across the street. in
this were the dead man and the others
injured. Another piece, weighing two
tons, few over the housetops for two
blocks and tore off the roof and side Of
Elizabeth Metz's residence, but injured
no one.
A 20 foot gap was made in the power
house. When the break occurred, every
electric car in the city was stopped. Tho
property loss will reach about $50, O00
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

LONDON, Nov 13.-The Chronicle this
morning prints dispatch from its Paris
correspondent, the claim being made that
Is suicides have occurred at Paris and
Lyons which can be traced to dependency
resulting from losses on the bourse during
the recent panic. Among the most promi-
nent of those who have committed sui
eide is NJ. Colombet proprietor Of the
well known Bank Colombet at Chatel-
lerault. NJ. Colombet shot his wife be-
fore killing himself.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

OF the s ate of Delaware IN aud for ew
Castle ,ounty. made on thv s6ih day OF 90
TO er, a. d., 1870 viii be exposed 10 sale at
public vendus. on the
10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d., 1895,
at O'Clock D m,
AT THE COURT HOUSE. IN THE CITY
OF WILMINGTON.
the following described real estate, late OF
Joseph 9atnall. deceased. 70 wit:
No. ]. story fame house on northerly side
Of Elliott street 10 feet easterly from Elliott
avenue; lot % by 100 feet.
No. ., 3-siOry brick house, No. 900 West 9th
street. lot % by 90 feet inch.
No. q story brick house. No an East
Twelfth 3 rect; lot 70 by 01 feet.
No 4, large stone nansi ~, No 1905 Market
street. lot % feet inch by $50 feet.
No 3. , ot on Tatnall street. rear OF No. 1910
Market. % feet inch by liz feet Inches
No. o. 2story brick house, No 25O3 Market
street. lot "a feet 3 inches by 20 feet
No. 2, 2-story brick house, no. 295 Market
street. lot Il feet . inches by so feet
No 3. 2-story brick house. NO. .slI Market
street. lot u feet inches by si feet
No q. 2-story brl X houae. No 2s09 Market
street. lot feet inches by 50 feet. 49,,
No. 10 Lot W. Cor. Monroe and lath
stree h. Il 8 feet inches on 10 onroe street and
$50 ieet on 18th street.
No. II. Lot east side OF 18th street. bs feet 4
inch = soooth OF West street, sizs ~ rect Z IN
No is. lot adjoining No. II on the sou n, 20
feet iuchss By us eef,
No. l3. Lot bounded by Washington. 18th
and West streets and Jessup 3 road, 900 feet
by aver ge OF 20 feet
No q, Lot on ssst side Elliott avenue, a1
feet "a inches south from Washington street,
Is feet by average OF ~ feet
No. l5 Lot on east side Elliott avenue, 3D.
feet south OF Wet street. 22 feet 3 Inches by
No IS. lot adj ming No 10. on the south %
feet Incl es BY average OF l2i feet
~. ~. Lot ad iulnlng No lN on the south y
/ feet 3 inc.s by a. ersge OF 1876 feet
No. II. Lot adjoining No u on the south, -
| feet inch r hv average ~ l42 feet.
No DO. Lot adj )iniur No. Is on the south. IT,
l regular IA shape. 10 feet on Elliott avenue
Sec large hills or plots.
No 30, lot on west side 2id street. l'2 Feet
I Orth OF West str Of NJ feet by Jos feet.
And 1t is ORDER, d by tte UT that The
| said executors make return Of their pr,ceed.
| inQs In the execution Of this order. ~ an adj.
| iourned term OF the Orphans Court for said
| county, 70 ba Le d at Wilmington, on Satur
day, the 18th day OF December A. d., 1893, a
/ 10 O'Clock a. IA.
Plots Of lots may be had at No 5ls Marke
/ street
Attendance given and terma made known
Il by ASHTON q TAT NALL.
THOMAS TATNA III.
RICHARD X. TAINALL,
Executors. OF by
THOMAS DAVIS, Esq. their attorney.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 13.-The admiral
ty court has dismissed the charges. pend
ing against the sealing schooner e. B.
Marvin, which was made a prisoner by
the cutter Rush for alleged use Of firearms
in Boring sea- and restored the vessel &c
liberty. Chief Justice Davie held that
Captain Years explanation was amply
sufficient
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

Raw Charles l Stengie wife and son
Harold returned TO Dover this morning
after q short visit here.
f. d. Parks, OF Olanccck, Va, was in
this city to-day and left for home at IL 03
3. N.
William T Lyman was In Philadelphia
to-day.
james Il. Hoffecker, Jr, is in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. T. Chalklsy Hatton has been
visiting friends in Chester.
Miss Anna Gsieer has returned to her
home in Honey brook after a pleasant
visit with WILMINGTON friends
Mrs. A. Il. Smith and Miss Addie
Smith, of Rising Sun, Nd, are visiting
Wilmington friends.
Miss Hattie Morgan, OF Bohemia
Manor, has bsen the guest Of friends
here.
Miss Name Steel aud Miss Nellie
Boulden, of Chesapeake City, are visit
ing Wilmington friends.
Alfred Smith. OF oxford, Nd, is
registered ut the Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

Miss Sallie Sturgis. a prominent young
woman Of Srow Hill, SD was taken to
Philadelphia on the II 20 Delaware road
train TO day by Dr. w r Psrmar sno
her sister, Mrs Jones' Five weeks ago
Miss sturgis WAS a strong young woDal
atighins 100 pounds but was stiz.d With
nervous prOslrstlon and collapsed com
plstsly. Now sue weighs but 0J pounds
aud Is bsing taken 10 tie jefferson
Ii ispital for immediate special treaCuent.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

GLovERsvILLE, n. Y, Nov. 13.-Three
more families in this city are suffering
from eating poisoned head cheese bought
at q meat market. Through active efforts
of physicians no lives have been lost. The
board of health has taken action in the
fnnttor
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

YORK, Pa, Nov. 13.-The plant OF the
York Card and Paper company has been
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
cat S240, 600. The property was insured foi
500, O00 An adjoining building, valued
at $500, 600, was saved by the heroic
efforts of the 1remen.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
whaley-Purnell NuptIaIs.

BERLIN, Nd Nov. 10 Niles E Kate
Purnell, Of Berlin, and Thomas ]
Whaley, of West Norfolk, Va were
married yesterday morning at o'clock
by Rev David Howard at st
Psul's Protestant Episcopal Church
In this place The church WIS
decorated with evergreens aud chryssn
themums AS the organ pealsd forth the
strains Of Mendslssohn's wedding march
rendered by Miss Louise Cousway. the
bride entered on the arm OF her father
John R Purnell, and was met at the
chAncel BY the groom, attended by Dr.
Thomas Y Franklin
This bride was attirsd Ia blue boucle,
trimmed with cell blue velvet, pink
china elk and fancy buttons The maid
Of honor was Miss Ellen r. Purnell, who
was also handsomely attired in dark
red bouele, trimmed with black satin ana
jstted net with lace. The ushers were
William WhRlsr. brother Of the groom,
End John d Henry, Z dock P. Henry
and George W. Henry Of Berlin
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-Executions
on Judgment notes aggregating S26, 1863
have been issued against NJ. J. Fahy &
Co., fur dealers on Arch street above
Seventh The notes are all dated the 9th
inst. nnyable i'm one day.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

OswEGo. n. Y, Nov. IS. The Oswegc
Electric Street railroad has purchased the
Fulton horse car road. They will equiv
st with electricity and extend It so as Il
connect this city with Fulton, distance
Of IL miles
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
cIereIana Return. 10 wnshIpgton.

NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-President Cleve'
land left New York for Washington short
~ after midnight this morning. He was
accompanied by Private Secretary Thur
her end Secrotaries. Herbert and lamont
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

ITEMS OF IN EREsr

i have suffered three or four years with
liver ironble and dyspepsia. / bryan taking
Hoods SarsaDarilla and my strength turn
ed" Mrs Annie Berry. 81. Georges, Del.
Hoods pnls cure all liver a..
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nov 13. - Congressman
George l.. Wellington, chairman of the
Republican state committee has announo.
cd his candidacy for the United Statet
senate to succeed Senator Charles H. Glib
Evening journal., 1895-11-13

MORRI s-MERRELL-At the second NJ. p
Church OF this city. November 6 h.bv rev CD.
smith, Rev. GA Morris. Of the Mary land An
nual Conference OF the NJ P.Church and pastor
Of the Second M.P.Church Of this city, 70 Miss
sadie B. Merrell, OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
l. ace
Curtains

give them you for half and less of actual values.
Another lot of pairs of Nottnghams, 81 yards long
and "a inches wide, at $IIo, regularly worth S225.
Real Irish Point Curtains ST. IS and So, that have
been $3.50
Irish Points yards long and 90 inches wide at So per
pair, that have been SIS.
Notnghams in Brussels effects that have been SIS,
$3.50
So on through the whole vast stock of Lace Curtains
pair for the price of is the fair average of prices
Lace Curtains laundried better than you have been
used 6oc and 75c per pr and dape them for
at SOC per pair.
Bandannas and Oriental Stripe Goods for library por
tiers and pillows very pretty and cheap The latest e
fecs in Corduroys and Nelours suitable for window
New designs and estimates furnished
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
x RGE OAK
Rocking Chair
WORTH $2-75,
Our Price, s. 1.25-

We have often advertised
rockers that were cheap, but
the most wonderful thing of
all is this large solid Oak
Rocking Chair with cane seat,
at $L25, worth regularly
SAYS, and cheap at that.
Strong and durable, and well
finished. Twenty-Five dozen
of them dropped our way very
Unexpectedly, and the price
will take them from us very
quickly.
Rocking Chairs of every
known kind are here in great
variety. More of those $3.50
cobbler seat ones, in antique
or mahogany finish, Just ar
rived.
Evening journal., 1895-11-13
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Mother and Son Celebrate
Their Birthday Anniversary.
TIE BABKLBY-EIILs MARRIAGE

Pretty Ceremony Performed Yesterday
Afternoon at Clayton BY BishsD Cole
man-churoh Wedding at Berlin.
Events Occurring About the Oily of In
terest to Wilmington People and Their
Friends
All communications Intended for insertion
n this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munioatioDs should be written Ga one side Of
he paper only.