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Evening journal., 1895-08-29
PRICE OF SILYERWARE ADVANCED,
Wholesalers Make a 10 Per Gent. Increase
on the Price of Flatwaro-R Retailers
VIII DO Likewise.

Wholesalers Make 10 Per Cent. Increase
ON the Price Of Flatwaro- Retailers
VIII DO Likewise.
The price Of sterling silver fauware
that Is. tea, dessert and table forks and
spoons, has been advanced ten cents an
ounce by ten or twelve Of the leading
silverwere manufacturers Of the country.
The advance has not yet affected the
retail prices, although 10 Is expected
dsily by the retail dealers.
In an interview with a representative
Of the EVENING JOURNAL, a prominent
retail dealer In silverware said TO day
regarding the advance in the price Of
fat ware.
"There Is no combination among
silversmlths. The Gorham Manufsotur-
ing Company took the initiative and
announced that 10 was going TO make
the advance, and the other wholesale
firms fell In line Many OF the wholesale
firms have been snxiously awaiting a
chance TO advance the price Of fat.
ware.
"As yet, however, we have not re-
ceived any official notice Of the advance.
All we know Is what has been printed on
this subject"
"Do you expect an advance2" he was
asked.
"Oh, yes It is bound 20 come soon
For the past two months there has been
tendency to higher prices in silverware
and the increase will no doubt extend to
all branches Of the trade When the ad
vance comes It will be about the same as
that made by the wholesal ers, namely 10
per cent
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
COLORED MEN MARCHING.

Grand Onicers OF tho Grand United Order
OF odd Fellows Elected Yesterday After
oon.
At the continued session Of the Dis.
trict Grand Lodge, No. 3, G u o. o r.,
yesterday afternoon. officers were
elected IS follows. District master,
Charles Coulbourn; district secretary
Howard Postles; deputy grand master,
Lewis Bngley district grand tressu rer,
Wilson waggins.
The parade this afternoon moved at
o'clock from Orange ard Eleventh
streets 1t was headed by the Hercules
lodge, No. 3,2i5, with forty men and ffe
and drum corps. The other lodges that
took part were the Jochabed Lodge,
OF Reading, twenty men and
Athletic band Philadelphia Patrlarchy
No. /. twenty-fv men and
band; WILMINGTON Lodge. No. 1859
fifty men; Brandywlne Lodge No. 1905.
6tty men Star OF Bethlehem, S07, forty
Eve men; Wilmington Patrirchy No
20. twenty i've men and Metropolitan
Band; Peace and Plenty Lodge, Of West
Chester, aud West Chester band and
others.
The route Of the parade was down
Orange to Thirteenth, to French, 10 FIon' +,
to Market, to Seventh, to Washington. TO
Delaware avenue, to Broome to Fourth,
to Dupont. to The Bavarlan Park
The Reading delegation came down on
a special train, and delegation came
from Chrlstiana early this morning
This evening In Turn Hall, at Eight h
aud French sareets, Most Worshlpful
Grand Master OF America James r.
Msdhsm will deliver the annual address.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING ADDI-
Il tions TO the State Hospital for ths Insane
at Farnhurst. Delaware.
Sealed proposals will be received at Della
ware State Hospital AT Farnhurst until L.
O'Clock m. Thursday. 9TH day of September.
1870. for the erection of three buildings at
tarnhurst, as shown by the drawings and
specifications. Envelopes containing pro-
posala 20 be endOrs Il Proposals. for Buildings
at farnhurst and addressed to the Board of
Trustees of the State Hospital. On and after
Tuesday next, 9th instant. there will be
three sets of drawings on the boards TO be
counted from. ne set 1t the Builders Ex-
change, Wilmington; one set at Lewes Della
ware; and the third set az the Office of Lewis
X. Springer, supervising architect. No. gOf
jefferson street, Wilmington. Any infor-
nation desired will be given by Lewis r.
Springer.
The right is reserved 70 reject any or all
In any hid.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
MANY WITNESSES TO SUMMON.

At a Rough Calculation, About 500 New
Castle countlnns WIN BE Needed at
This Term OF County Court.
Deputy Sheriff GIllis is hard at work
on SUBJ mnas and the summoning Of
witnesses for the coming term Of county
court. For the forty-three cases to be
tried on the criminal docket between 80
and 100 subp@nas will be required Many
Of these have TO be served by the deputy
sheriff In a carriage, driving all over the
county north OF the Delaware and Chesa
peake canal Below that dividing stream
he seldom has TO 20 AS sll the county
business for that locality Is attended 10
by Deputy Sheriff Hutcbison
At a quick calculation the deputy
sheriff thinks be will have nearly 800
. Witnesses TO reach There are fometimes
six witnesses mentioned on one subj mna,
frequently as many as four, seldom less
than two at the least they will average
more than three witnesses on each
summons and that means 300 witnesses
in all for the coming term of Court OF
General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
The American People

Appear TO be waking up TO the fact that
the Yellowstone Park Is something we
ought to be proud Of The travel TO the
Park this year is heavier than ever. Ger
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large numbers Of
travellers 10 see that famed region. At last
the United states itself seems 10 want to
"be in the swim. Drop your business for
a fortnight. postpone that other vacation
scheme and go aud glory in the glorles Of
nature For six cents | will send YOU a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles 5. Fee. general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad. St Paul. Mimi
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
ONE CENT.
ALuMINluM AL RIeHT.
Sea water Not Liable to Corrode the De-
tenders Hull


BUFFALO Aug 2g.-Thc stories that
have been recently sent out from Wash
ington to the effect that in the midst OF o.
race the Horreshoh boat Defender is like
ly to orumble TO pieces because Of the ac-
tion Of the sea wator on her aluminium
platos received omphatic' contradiction
from Mr.. James g. Mc6Girc. consulting
engineer OF tho pittsburg deduction COM
pany and formerly an engineer In the en-
ploy Of tho United Stntcs government.
Mr. MoGuire said there was no foundation
for the statement sont out that tho nnvy
officers had reported that aluminium WAS
liable to decomposition from the action OF
sea water nor was that tho fact
Questioned as 10 how such a report
started, Mr. McGuirc said that some time
ago tho navy department. had experiment
cd with an alloy of aluminium for use in
building steam launches Zinc was used
in this connection and found 60 oorrode.
From this fact, no doubt, the recent sto-
rios omanntcd. Since then, however, nick
cl had boon substituted for the zinc and
had given ovcry satisfaction. This nlloy
will be- used by the navy In the construc-
tion of all now launches and It is OF this,
said Mr. Mcclure that a portion Of De-
fcndor's plates arc made
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
HARRIE MOODS Farm SOLD.

Pretty Country Home ofa Genial Man.
Lately Deceased, Disposed OF This After
noon.
Admins rator Allen mith exposed TO
sale this afternoon the country seat Of
the late Harrie L Wood, of considerable
means and good cheer, who died recently
after long illness
Mr. Woods farm Is two aud a half
miles from Wilmington, on the Lancaster
pike and contains abont seventY-two
acres Of picturesque land, adjoining the
estate OF Philip Qligley aud Joseph g
Grubb. The farm contslles some fine
buildings. apple orchard, pear and cherry
trees, berry patches and asparagus beds
The property WAS sold by vrsus Of an
order OF the Orphans Court
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
The INSPECTION ovsR.

City Councilmen Complete tho SENT
annual Visit to the Fire Houses.
The completion Of the ssmi-annual
inspection Of the Fire Department WAS
made last evening, when the houses on
the Esst Side were visited In the
Washington house the chemical WAS put
Ia operation and fue exhibition was
given Two handsome bouquets we re
presented to this company.
The reports made by the tressurers OF
the companies we're as follows:
Pr oenix-Valuo Of real estate, $40. 600
personal property, 81 S25 active mem
bers. 3 honorary, 50; frst-clsss hose,
900 feet.
Delawsre-Value OF real estate.
IS 500; personal property, So j00 251
feet Of ladder; 60 members
Wsshington-VAlue OF real estate,
$15 600; personal, $500; hose, 1850
feet members, 100
Reliancs-Value Of real estate, $40 600
personal, $4,000; 90 members, hose,
1,O00 feet.
Liberty-Vslue of real estate. $40. 900
personal, $7,225; hose, 500 feet; mem.
bers 3d.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
DRUeeED A GIRL.
She Was Rescued from Italians, Who At
tempted to ISidnnp Hev.

CORNING, n. y, Aug. 20.--An attempt
was made to kidnap Miss Mary Cooley,
agod 10 years, who was on her way from
Gonova TO this place just before tho
train started Miss Cooley remarked 70 her
friends that she would like drink but
was afraid TO drink the ice water for feaT
Il would make her III.
Two Italians, a woman and man, who
wcro evidently travelling musicians, heard
the rcmnrk, and WHOM on the trnin ten
dcrcd her a glass of lemonade. Soon nftU
Hho became unconscious.
During the journey the Rev. DR.. law
ton of Holloy, ~ Y. heard the Italians
discussing as 20 bow thoy would got tbo
girl from the train whom they roachod
their destination, and when che Italians
attempted TO carry the unconscious girl
from tho car he interfored. Tho Italian
attempted 60 draw a revolver, but tho Rov.
Dr. Lnwton anticipated his smovemcut ond
took tho girl from thom at the point OF
his pistol
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
INTENSE DROUGHT DOWN TaE STATE.
Corn aud All Crops Severely Injured In
Kent County-work Progressing on the
New Library building.

Corn aud All Crops Severely Injured In
Kent County-work Progressing on the
New Library Building.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Aug 90 --Isaso Smith OF near
town has been granted q renewal OF
pension.
Bartlette pears are here IN abundance
and are being shipped from this station.
Only few peaches are shipped from this
station as the rrowers haul most OF
their peaches 20 Wyoming where buyers
are more numerous and prices are better
The greatest drought prevails In this
vicinity that has been known for many
years. The corn crop will ba cut shout
one half, aud the tomato crop will be
very much injured Truck OF ell kind
is reriously hurt
Work on the new library building is
progressing rapidly. It Is now past the
second windows aud with large force Of
workmen It will not be long before the
outside work will be completed.
President Jason, OF the College for
Colared Students. is making arrange
ments for the admission OF young women
this Fall lie has made arrangements
to use the building now used by ex-
President Webb for a woman's hall.
Hon Harry A. Richardson has
purchased the property OF DR.. James II.
Wilson near the corner OF State and
Loockerman streets, and about the FIRST
Of April will commence tho erection OF q
number Of fine stores The new buildings
will cover nearly all OF the block on
LoockefmRn street from State TO the alley
between State aud Bradford.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Hnmiditr rn Humnnltr.

Clerks and officials in uptown cities
presented sorry spectacles about midday.
Many Of them have just returned from
vacation resorts. coming from tempers
ture Of about 55 degrees TO this humid
atmosphere, where the mercury Is con-
stantly jumping above 80 degrees in the
shade Even under high Ceilings there
was scarcely breath Of fresh air. save
the half satisfying breezss from an
occasional revolving fan.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Caleb 5. Woodrow, OF this city. and Stephen
f. Blizzard Of Rodney, have been granted
reissue of pension. aud Mrs. Elizabeth Ca
peroon. OF Viola, has been granted an original
widows pension.
About a. m. O'Clock this morning Officer
Schell found a set OF bicycle tools and bag at
Fifth and French streets.
Three persons are reported to have professed
conversion a. the sunday Break fast Afsocla-
tiun'6 revival last night, masking twenty six
conversions since August
Young frees which ere planted in Kirk
WOOL Park early last summer are developing
splendidly and bid fair 10 make tnis Rough
spot one Of Toe p1tttivsf in lQwp.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Flfteen pollnr. q par connt..

An increased force Of workmen. hust-
ling shout the new building at Seventh
and Market streets this morning attracted
crowds on both sides Of the street. The
reason of the extraordinary rush Is that
If the building is not completed by Mon
day morning. Contractors Lynn 4
Phillips will lose $50 a day until It Is
com pleted
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
The First oNieht A Bohomia -

Oa Saturday, September z, the VIII
mington Press Club will have formal
opening OF It's handsome rooms in the
McVey Building, In the shape Of might
In Bohemia at which mirth will rule
supreme and pleasure and good fellow
ship will be kings Of the feast. The
Invitations sent TO numerous friends Of
the newspaper men are novelties and
read
DEAR SIR: We are gcing to wipe the
Ink from our fingers and will be pleased
to see our friends on Saturday, Septem Der
2, at our fest Nigh in Bohemia The
pleasure Of your company is earnestly
rtq uested BY the Wilmington Press Club.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
HOLMES UNDlsTUReED.
The Finding Of Howard Pitzei's Bones
Does Not Worry Him.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-Nows from
indianapolis that the supposed body Of
young Howard pitzol had boen located In
tho chimney Of house IN the suburbs OF
that city was conveyed 60 ii. II. Holmes
IN his cell nt Atoynmonsing prison by his
attorney The attorney had % long oonfep-
once with the notorious prisoner IN rela-
tion 20 this now phase In the case ana
statos that Holmes did not wavor In bis
claim that Howard Pitzcl had fecn left
in the care Of Hatch and Mimic Williams
ON oct 10 last.
Holmes counsel said that his ciiont Is
so accustomed 10 ho0ring Of startling do
volopmonts IN the famous case and has
boon 80 frequently accused OF crimes which
it would have been physically impossible
for him 90 commit that little mnttor OF
the finding OF few human bones has not
the slightest effect upon him.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
FootbaII Team Of the y. M. Q. A.

Notices were sent out to-day by w,
w Robinson. msnsger OF football FOR
the Young Mems Christian Association,
stating that football practice will be
commenced next Monday. All candi
dates were notified to report At River
view IN suits and in good tim a. 30 on
that evening
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
II Never Rsaulres Paint.

An experienced builder in charge Of
one OF the new Market street stores,
stated to day that copper is being used
as a building material solely for economy
Soon after being placed In position the
copper assumes brof ~ color and then
requires no paint should tte building
stand for time immemorial
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Cut Bz q FalIlng Bod

James Cannon, a colored man employed
by Swift Brothers at Front a1d Madison
streets, WAS injured yesterday afternoon
by beef which had fallen because OF q
broken hook Cinnon's head struck an
obstruction and was cut sufficient to
require seven stitches by physician 70
draw the flesh together
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
lxldnaper Arrested.

HUDSON, n. ", Aug. 20.-Albert Dean,
20 years old, was landed in jail hero. Ho
was arrested at Canann, Conn, charged
with attempting TO abduct little girls. Ho
WINS identified by one Of the little girls,
and her father, Norman Prousnor, wanted
to kin him, but was restrained by the OIL
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
A Chinese fiat,tude.

WAHNGrog, Aug. co. ~ Tho depart
ment OF state IS in receipt OF IA dispatch
from Mr. DENLY, minister at Pekingl
transmitting decree Of the Chinese gov
ernmcnt concerning appointments 20 Of
flee. The decree states that the hrst Of cs-
scntials I'm tho administration Of govern
inent Is the selection OF good men for of-
10.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Rn.oIntInn OF ThanI.n.

AZ a special meeting Of st. Msry's T
A. b Pioneer Corps held recently reso
luton was adopted thanking Louder T.
Layton, ticket agent at the B & o. sta
ton, for his assistance and promptness
in providing a special train on the occasion
OF its nineteenth annual excursion on
Auuuqf Of
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Drnuk oatmeal and Ginger water.

To days heat and scorching sun was
50 overpowering to the street workmen,
many Of whom were digging trenches or
hard at work on the surface, that none Of
them dared drink pure cold water. Oat
meal and ginger water was IN demand.
and In some places It was made up fresh
every ten minutes
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Flro Dostrors Rarn.

The large stone barn and outbuildings
on the farm OF Maxwell B Ocheltree near
Mermaid were destroyed by fire early
YES erday morning burning 300 bushels
Of wheat, 400 bushels Of oat5 and 80 tons
Of hay and a threshing machine.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
- Iincheslcr strII.e.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 29-The strike situa-
tion among the garment workers remains
unchanged except that about 90 moro
hands went out. The bosses show no in
clination TO aoccdo TO the demands Of the
strikers, aud the latter are firm IN theD
intention % fight 70 the end.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
snr. no cut a nInn,s rhront.

MANSFIELD o., Aug. 20.-John J. Bor-
tram, one o. the tramps arrested at Ash
land, has confessed that he cut tho throat
Of the man murdered on a Pennsylvania
train. Bcrtrnm snys he committed the
murder because tho man tried TO throw
him of the train.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Set unnn hv Tnnchs.

NEWARK n. j., Aug. 20.-Directly op-
posito the Pennsylvania depot at Market
street, this city, a gang OF toughs ot-
tackled a man named John Moore and
beat him almost to death, and would havo
done so had he not defended himself with
a revolver Three men were shot.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
rno nora caurht Tn . neIt.

TFFN, O., Aug 29.--Elmcr J. schlink
and Jncob Altwols, both agcd about 10
yenrs, were caught by belt In a flour
mill at Now Ricgel and hurled against
the ceiling. Young SchliDks arm was
torn from the socket and his brains dashed
out, producing instant death Altweis rV-
ccivcd injuries which win probably prove
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
IIneman survlves a severe shooII.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 29.-Eloctrio Lineman
Harry sherman of the Brush works re-
ceivod a shock Of from 1000 to ., 600 volts
He was picked up apparently dead bus
nfter hard work was rcsnscitaIed.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
FxoursIoni,ts 40 Rehobotb.

There we're five cars well filed, on the
Rshoboth and Ocean City excursion train
that left the p, w q B. station at 80
this morning. Several select parties
we're on the train seeking relief at old
ocean from the oppression and humidity
Of the present hot wave
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Iittln Indrn nnnr nend.

NEW YORK, Aug 20.-Judge p. G. Duffy
died at the Lafayette House, forked Riv-
er, n !. He was famous as "the little
Judge, " and presided at the Tombs police
court for fnany years
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
wantod-An Heir to 100000.

san FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-Parker Pear
son Valentine, who was last heard of in
Colorado is the hoir to about 500, 600
worth Of property left him by his mother,
Lucy Valentine, who died in Wisconsin
rofputlv
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Rrnhlnr nm Fnrlr RIrh.

Francis d. Bradley, of the Ninth
ward, Is already in the field
for the Republican nomination
for receiver of taxes aud county
treasurer. The primary election will not
be held until the Fall OF 1896
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Plans For North side Houses.

Architect Springer has prepared plans
for two houses to be erected on Washing
ton street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets for Edgar A. Finley.
The contractors are already 6guring on
the specif cations. The houses will be
three stories high, the fronts Of light
brick, and each house will contain twelve
rooms and bath.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

Crusaders Temple No 2. l. q Z will
hold Peach Festival and Fair to- morrow.
Friday evening, At Odd Fellows Hall,
Highlands.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
RAILS TO GO ACROSS DELAWARE.
1hey Have Been Ordered for tho New
oross-Peninsular Railroad aud work
Is to Begin Early Next Month.

il TO Begin Eariy NoAt mOntns
W c. Merritt. OF Philadelphia, who
will build twenty three miles OF the new
railroad, which was chartered by the last
General Assembly Of Delaware aud the
Legislature of Maryland. states that rails
for the entire line have bsen ordered aud
that construction work Is to begin
probably with the frst of next mouth
This is the railroad that will run from
Queenstown, Nd. along Chester river, to
the Atlantic coast at Lewes, Ia this state
passing through Georgetown.
The new system. which is being con-
structed by Baltimore hrm Of builders,
the Peninsular Construction Company. Is
intended for short line across Mary land
and Delaware to the sea coast and 1t will
be operated In connection with the line
of steamboats, across the Chesapeake
bay to Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
commandment Veterans at hamburg.

HAMBURG, Aug. 90. - Tho German
American veterans arrived here from Bre-
men. They were received at the railroad
station by a committee Of the Hamburg
Military society and by populations Of citi-
zens carrying banners They Will visit
Prince Bismarck today.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
prnrres. of the nnrnnt MINI.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-All parties
in the Durant trial expect by the middle
of next week the taking Of testimony will
be well under way.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Brownson HIinstreIs aud Choral Club at
Union Park.

The Br5wnson will have gala dsv at
Union Park Saturday next August 3lst
There will be field sports, dancing and
other amusements In the afternoon and
Ia the evening Brownson's Minstrels will
endeavor to surpass any of their former
attempts. All the latest songs that have
become popular will be sung and the
great Dooley will discuss Trilby and the
Single Tax. Admission Is cents.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
BUsINEss OPPoRTUNTTTrs.

u UsINEss OPPORTUNITY. - HAVING
ID leased the Grand OperN House for a
term of years l will dl pose of the tile and
mantel business at No us Market street.
JESSE X. BAYLIS.
q S00 and upward per onth easily made
TOOO with small capital by systematic
speculation. Safest method. Book and par
ticulars free. National Bank references.
Thomas a. Co. 200 Rialtn Building. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

He Pointed Out a Man Whom Ho saw Pick
Pocket on a Horse Car. but the watch
and Chain Somehow Got Into Wilson's
Pocket.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
BOARD AND ROOMS.

EOR RENT-FURNISHE OR UNFUR
j. nished rooms. with OF without board. Ap
ply 1924 King street.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
FOR SALE

IGOR sALE-A BRAND NEW WOMAN's
II BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. Can be
seen at the kyening Journal offioe-
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

You can get at 227 Market street Salt
Water Tally made BY the Inventor. all
others are imitation. b. d Hollis.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
HELP WANTED.

WANTED BOY WITH SOME FXPERI-
w snce In grocery business. Address 4,
this Office.
WANTED A STENOGRAPHER AND
w book-keeper. Call az once. DELAWA
HARD FL sRE CO.. Union and Eleventh Sts.
VNTANTED-A HALF GROWN WHITE
w girl at l0l West Front street.
WTANTED-AN ACTIVE AND INTELLI
w gent man. Apply 20 l.. 2. BUCK, a03
NJ lrket street
WE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAFERS.
w but men OF ability. san to $50 n month
to hustlers. state and general agents. Salary
and commission. CHEMICAL FIRE kN-
TISGUlSHlNG Co, Racine, Wis
CALESMEN Wanted for Merchant Trade.
> dood weekly pay Samples free. No de-
liverles or collt ctiOns. Side line or exclusive
Address, s,Msnufacturers.39l Market ST .phila
- ALESMAN WANTED-sl0O TO Si25 per
lDmonth aud expenses 20 iltro1uce our good &
10 the trade. Staple Ene; position permanent,
pleasant and desirsb bic. Address. with stamp,
King Mfg Co., ID. 53, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
nUsIRHss uAEDs.
CEWING MAOHTNrq


~ OiDONALD, II East Seventh street,
~, leads them all In low prices.
o. 5rano new 500 machines reduced 10 Sl8,
Sie and gu All makes 10 select FROM
singer, Wheeler h Wilson, New Home, Do
lnesuc, White, 3trndard and all other makes.
any machine ssnt on trial, free six months for
CASH. sHo years on installments. Send postal.
j. Ii. O'DONALD,
No. l4 East Seventh Street.
any machine repaired. 90 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
NOrTOEs.

~ draw Will be turned of Monday, Septem-
Der 2, for repairs
liy order of Levy Court Commissioners.