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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
News IN Erie.

Hon. A. B. French, member of the
last legislature from LIE Sueur county,
died at Lake Emily, his home. This
illness was contracted while in st. Paul
Hi Rumsey, man living at Kimball,
lost valuable span of horses and came
near losing his own life by riding into
a swarm of bees. The horses were
literally stung to death and Rumsey
lies at his home in critical condition.
Henry Lenze. of St. Paul, was run
over by fractions horse and received
internal injuries His recovery IS
doubtful.
Otto Block. of Maine Prairie, was Sc
verely crushed between a traction en-
CINE and separator at st. Augusta.
His condition is precarious.
The large crop OF potatoes around
Little Falls has called attention to
starch factories. and there is talk Of
building one there.
A man called Charlie was struck by
lightning and instantly killed at Pete
Couche's farm. near Kent. he was on
his load OF grain with a fork over his
shoulder waiting his turn to drive to
the machine. One horse was killed
also.
A suit has been instituted against the
Duluth, Red Wing & Southern railroad
by Goodhue county to recover the cost
of highway bridge which was washed
away in recent heavy rain, on account
of change in a water course caused by
the roads grade.
w. r. Norway had four stacks of
oats struck by lightning and burned
upon his farm in MarcLan, near Hast
ings-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
Ransom Renamed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The uncer
tSinty concerning the case of Hon.
Matt W. Ransom, of North Carolina,
was ended Tuesday by the announce
ment of the ex-senator's reappointment
to the position of minister to Mexico,
which was declared vacant by the
decision of Acting Attorney General
Conrad that Mr.. Ransom's nomina ton
to the mission during mis- senatorial
term was unconstitutional
This ends legal complication by
which Minister Ransom, after several
months service at his post at the ;ty
OF Mexico. was declared ineligible TO
fill the Office to which he had been :p-
pointed prior to the expiration of / IS
term as United States senator.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
Drowned.

Geo Tileston. president of the Tiles
ton Milling Company, was drowned at
St Cloud. He was at the mill, when
his horse took fright at a car on the
side track and plunged into the canal
Tilesron evidently got tangled in top
buggy in which he was riding. He
leaves wife and three children. He
was a mem Der of the Chamber of Com
merce at Minneapolis.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
PROTECT THE RESERVE.
The Bond Syndicate Deposits s1,OoO,OoO
More of Gold.

New YORK. Aug. 31.-The total with
drawals of gold from the subtreasury
amount to $3.50, 900. Just before the
close of business the government bonds
syndicate deposited $1,000, 900 in gold
in the subtreasury for which they took
legal tenders. THIS leaves the reserve
still above the 500, 600. 600 point
: So far the syndicate has deposited n
excess of the gold required for its
$50, 400, 900 in bonds. nearly SO, oc9, 300
to keep the reserve intact.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
THE VERDICT.
Six Men Held Responsible for the Ireland
Building Disaster.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l--The jury in
the Ireland building disaster inquest
came in at els o'clock Thursday after
noon and held the following men re-
sponsible for the death of those " no
were killed in the collapse of the Ire
land building at West Broadway and
West Third streets: John Parker,
Thomas Walker, c. r Behrens, Thorn
as Murray. E. ]. Youdale and Dennis
A. Buckley. Joseph Guider and John
E. Selleck were exonerated by the
jury. The collapse. the jury says, was
caused by insufficient foundation and
that the middle column was weakened
by being above the old cistern. The
ironwork of the old building was de-
fective
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
Regained His Laurels.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Twelve thou
sand persons saw Robert j. regain at
Fleetwood park Thursday the laurels
that he lost at Cleveland one month
ago when Joe Patchen beat him in one
of the most sensational harness races
on record.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
Raised PAY Checks.

1t was discovered at ST. Cloud that a
clever forgery has been done by rails
ing Great Northern pay checks. One
payable to Nels Sundin for $3.50 was
raised to SEC. 30. and cashed by Mutsch-
Ter & Schneider; one for S3.7 payable
to VIM. NJ. Ward, was raised to $50. As
and cashed by VIM. Winner
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04

GRAND MASTER SIR ". LA Rue THOMAS.
tower, marking 5:33, as the end of the
thirteenth and last division reached
the reviewing stand
Grand Commanders Address.
The grand commandery met in the
afternoon at the Masonic temple, and
Grand Commander McCurdy delivered
his annual address, which was in part
as follows:
In the name OF a noble and chivalrous an
cestry bid you welcome TO the twenty-sixth
triennial conclave Of our magnificent order. I
bring you glad tidings of peace and prosperity
from all parts of the templar kingdom-tid-
ings of a largely increased membership more
devotion to masonic life, greater enthusiasm
in our work. an ever-deepening loyalty to the
sublime principles Of templar freemasonry.
I'VE have. sir knights, a noble order Of his
toric names; We have a record OF growth
of which We may be justly proud In
1916, when this grand body was formed,
there were only eight command cries
or encampnents they were then called
only 500 knights templar in the United
States Now have membership OF
ll0.00o-forty grand communicates, and under
the immediate jurisdiction OF this grand body
thirty subordinate communicates Our aSy-
lums are erected in every state and territory
save Alaska And this grand encampment has
also established an asylum and erected tenn
pie and shrine in Honolulu. Sandwich islands
Surely our order has not yet reached the
fullness of its glory and helpfulness. and its
course must continue upward and onward In
fellowship and harmony with the age and the
lofty principles of Him whom We all acknowl-
edge as our Lord and Master. Immanuel-God
with US We are called to be knights-not of
the old. but OF the new chivalry The es-
sence of this chivalry is to care for the little
ones The widows and orphans. the aged
and the infirm. the poor. the tired man in the
shop. the overworked woman in the kitchen
these are our little ones, these all challenge
our chivalrv. To rescue manhood and woman
hood from their graves: honor. virtue and
chivalry from their sepulche--this the duty
call OF the modern knight work far nobler
this than that which summoned our ancient
fraters to baSlefelds or toilsome journeys"
Grand Recorders Report
The report of the grand recorder,
William b. Isaacs. Jr.. shows that
there are col regular communicates,
and 80 under the jurisdiction of the
grand BODY The membership of the
former is I03. 5il and of the latter 3, 119.
The increase since 1892 Is: Command
cries, 81; membership, 1879. Since the
last conclave there have been knighted
20, T4S; admitted, 3,57l: restored, 57s;
deceased, APPS: dimited. 5,957; sus-
pended, 4,5o9; expelled, 1o3.
The report OF Grand Treasurer FL.
Wales Lines shows receipts of SIG, AT
and disbursements of S15,459 The net
cash resources are S30.302.
Work and Pleasure.
Boston, Aug. 30.-The business of
the twenty-sixth rriennial conclave of
Knights Templar was begun in
earnest Wednesday by the grand en-
campment, while the round of pleasure
was resumed by the great body of
the knights with lively enthusiasm
Sessions of the grand encampment
were held both morning and afternoon
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
Four Cinnamon Executed.

LONDON, Aug. 2s-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Shanghai says
advices have been received there from
Chengtu that the viceroy has already
caused the execution of four of the
leaders of the attack recently BY ma
tives upon the Christian mission at
Ku Chcng.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
National University.

VI RItdI udttOudI university lOT pOtu
sexes. to be controlled by and in the
interest of all masons. with a perma-
nent endowment of not less than S5O,-
600, 900, at which the children of all
master masons, whatever their means,
can secure complete education from
the age of 10 years and upwards, along
any line of instruction which they may
desire.
The location agreed upon for the in
stitution is a beautiful tract of ele-
waited land on the Ohio river, near the
West Virginia line, facing the river
for miles The projectors anticipate
no difficulty in securing the necessary
endowment, in fact, they assert that
the idea has met with such an en-
thusiastic reception from all knights
that have been consulted, that four
times The amount necessary could be
secured. The following is an outline
of the scheme:
The Plan Outlined.
It contemplates the cree tion OF a SUFFICIENT
number of freproof university buildings to
accommodate 10000 students. specially de-
signed for the purpose and equipped with
every facility and appliance known to be
necessary or desirable for the pleasure, exer-
else or education of the same. including
its own electric plant, water works. etc.; II
establishment and maintennce under the
most competent instructors to be secured. Of a
preparatory, or academic department Of de-
partments of liberal arts, law. medicine. sci
ence, theology and technology, industrial
school, thus being a true university. in
which the student can secure an educa-
ton and training along any line which
he may desire to pursue While the child Of
no living or dead master mason viii be re-
fused admission to the Institution on account
of lack OF means. it viii be in no sense home
or charita bic institution. but is expected TO be
self-supporting after the first construction
from tuition fees, the products OF the indus
trial workshop and other revenues
Homeward Bound.
BosroN, Sept. 2.-The triennial con-
clave of the knights Templar closed
Friday. The exodus of the knights
has begun, and many are leav-
ing the city for their homes.
Knights were seen marching through
the street as on Saturday, Sum
day and Monday, but with their
faces turned toward the railway sta
tions. The music also was suggestive
of departure, the bands playing such
airs as Farewell" The Girl Left
Behind Me-" Say Au Revoir and Not
Good-by.'
The last session of the grand en-
campment opened at Masonic temple
at 10 o'clock, and at the conclusion of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-09-04
A GREAT PLAN.
A Commendable Educational Project Con-
templated by the knights Templar.

templated by the Knights Templar.
Boston, Aug. SIN their pursuit of
methods for putting into practical eff
feet the principles of their order-fra-
ternity. fidelity, charity-some of the
prominent members of the Knights
Templar are developing a project
which, if realized according to the
ideas of it's originators, will prove to
be one of the grandest and most COM
mendable outgrowths of the closing
wears of this century
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
YOUR LAST CHANGE

Only few more DAYS of the great Clothing
sale The balance OF stock W II ne sold at
what can scarcely be called pIio 8 Don't
TAFT 70 come nj once before it'st o late. You
WI never again get , Gu chance TO nuy
ciotni"E al les; h IA cost OF making, Thesi
goods most go, hnugot hey must. tor wuattbey
vii, bring. Such n satr nee oil Rcudy.made
Mems. boys aud thldrens Ciothing has
never neen attempted in tue city o. Wit
iulustun. our dolar will go as fur as
three duiiars VIII 20 AT other s'orrs. We
have taken tue Immense building. No.
5ug Market street, above the JAytun
House. llmingtou, Delaware. This Is no
fahe ads rtlro"ont, AZ proven ny the
MA. black OF ulue uueylot suits, - "; uIeu
MI ell cashmere -ui,s styles $40; mems
fancy cneriut suits, choice o SYKES, 400;
mems undressed worsteds or dIngoual suits.
very ureSsy. ;. 80; mems gray. urOwn or blae
cuegiut saI,s, Il ~; men ovrrcoats. eirgsut
urtiu.c g. %; mems aUrm over oats. &tra
long, not half yalue, - %; mons blue or
b ack kersry uvtrcus.s. extra length. s. 70;
mems SurIlanu orin GOALS. iiferrnt snados,
s. w; mems ctm"i Jersey Ovvrcuats IN blue,
b avk. biown Or gray 81 lc ~ all " oo,, extra
ieugtm, - .. lUts of ciildrens pants iic;
Ireu $ pants loii lots ui mon pants 4'e;
lots OF meh'- pant vsci los Of mems panta
q -; lots OF mems pants $40;
OF men punts. = SO; f lois Of mens pants,
s. 50; ivts ot es- pants. IS 10; 'ois OF bu,
uvercnats, - 70; lots ul boys ovcrcOuts, 81 g.;
lots vi Toys uNcrCu Is SI.Uu; Iuis oil Go S
sui,s sgu.; lots OF bows suits Il .5;lUIs of boy
suit, q %; lois oI boys. suits. ~ 10; lot, OF
OF bUNs sdIts. a. 80, tots UI uy-' suits &. AZ.
Lots OF cniturcn line dress suits IA fancy
color Jerseys vtiyets and miIInTy sly ies Mt
Nuur own usuIes. Read Iiis ullI c.r, fu,Iy
All tcu Suur nuighbois OF this wonderful
Way o SAVING money. We aguiu tell you
tDHt the entirr stock must b iurdud 10
Casu iIutue Ell utCiy. SEQ that you % Ell IN the
right establishments NO 5Jj Market sire I,
auVyc III, Cay LUu iiuus " iimi IgIun. Del.
tptne eEings uutil . u'cioch. Saturday UNI
81 Ii y. M
tI.DANIl--W ilinington. Delaware JAM
unTy lrtu. s9.-silaun Mcyl tel, duty
sworn. de soses ami says that ne is u re idcuG
CT ,ac ~ OF PntltlelpnIa. PtL. that tor
tue pas e,gHt ears he has been en- aged III
e ie NJ clothing hus ue-s at corner OF
-klI1e 10 iOIuu.llr a.tnues amh Twenty
ia ri str u. In suId cry I PullanelptIa, and
tt he ieu 10 retire Ir III SAID 81 uIhiug
baSl g. au tac STOCK empl yed Wy aim IN
sud business VIII tie disposed of by him ut
| No 5uO AlnrNet street. Wiintnstun eaware.
81 o. VI cyl.
state Of Delaware. County nf NUw astle.
$. >, y Ilnhngiun, Januury 18Th. 1879. Per-
BtHuily Appeared the ABOVE named cltnOn
! ~rll and ma u oatu 10 ,ho above sutement
| by htsu stg,l cd before NE.
| wtlLlAM u. uIDpuNS. Notary Public
| J,i-at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

COMERFDHD.-On Feb. 3. 1895. Hannah o.
Cumerford. ageu q yeurs
Rclntiv,s aud friends are invited 10 attic nj
her funeral froru her late iesi'ience, 100 West
400 O'Clock. lnterment private ut Lombaruy
cemetery.
DAVlDSON-On February 9th. 1898 Thomas
David -ol aged at out As years
Relatives UNI friends ar invi ed Co attend
the funeral from his late residence. NO. SS
Adams street. On Sntul dav, the g.h INST. at
- y. III. Eervices IA Trinity =. Il. Lhurc
at O'Clock. lntelment at " ilminglon nnd
Brandywine to netrry.
FuLTON-On February 2 1876 Echert T..
fulton. aged months and days.
Relatives ami tricn is are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence 1901 Poplar
street, on fildaS Afternoon NJ O'Clock. In
torment private nj htvervlCw cemetery.
sCHWf NDENiANN--Un February Z. 1906.
Mrs. M,tr.tre,ta ichwendemunn vile
o. Lawrence ichwend mann. formerly Of
Mil Creek Hundred in her I'D year.
Relatives and irieads are invited to atiepd
the funeral from no reside CO ct hor dhugh-
ter.in-law. Mrs NIL on johnson, Ing LANDS
on sunday Ut II o CLOCK n IN
ALLCoRN.--At Grubb's Corucr nel.. on
February E. 1895, fseIla r.. daughter OF
Charles Is. and Anna A. Allcorn. aged =
Rciailves and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral on satnrd afternoon at !
O'Clock. Services at the church 1ntermunt
Bethsi cemetery.
MESSIeK-On Fohruary7th 1898. Edward j.
AleEsicK, in the I'd - mr. OF his aye.
Rcla ives and friends and also nenhers OF
the Wiltuinrtou tlo ige No. A. %. U. W,
" eunnah Lodge No. X. Shields Of Honor. am
also he employees of the IT,, w. u freight
his inte ,esiiencn, No. ga Spruce street on
Sunday nttprn, on ut |. D o clock. Services
at El worth ~. y. Church nj O'Clock. Into,
ment ut niNervieW celnetety
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The Industrial establishments at New
Castle are cr,i pied to day. as the hands
did not 20 to work In the storm.
THE BLIZZARD OF 1888.
One Of the seyersst bllzzsrds ever
known on the Middle Atlantic coast pre-.
vailod March IL. ~. 10 and IA, 1858. The
Immediate iorerunner of this storm. was
cold wave which. OIL ths 10th. extended
from Louisiana northuard to Lake Supe.
rior. and on the ilth moved northeast
ward aud Than diaannaaroh lntrIn,, ths
18th secondary disturbance no owed east.
ward toward Cape Ilatteras. N. u, and
thence northeastward. along tho Middle
Atlantic coast
AS the centre approached the coast it
developed great energy. causing destruc-
tive gales, which were attended by heavy
rams eouthward OF Virginia, aud rain,
turning to snow. from Virginia north.
ward over the Middle Atlantic States and
New England. Heavy enows and high
winds attending this disturbance caused
tion throughout the Middle Atlantic and
New Engl land Statee from the nth to the
18TH Instant. Railway communication
was generally Interrupted during tho 18TH,
18th and l4th.
Wilmington, by reaeon OF it's sheltered
situation. suffered less from business In
tefruption than any Of tho cities north OF
1t. The storm was wurs9 here on the 18th
than any other day OF the disturtance,
but business went on without material
Interruption. Photographic commuDlua-
suspended. The maximum velocity of
The wind was 81 miles an hour ON the 18th.
The storm was very severe on the Della
ware Bay,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
THE EMPIRE
Department Store
,-e-ls--E--siSs-,,- 49, 800

VIII place on sule on Saturday, February
o. Tho following Speciat bargains.
Lppiies' tuucy butuereu HuuuKerchiefs
DC QdultLy al lU Apiece.
tIuol quality. Crash Tow sling sells reEu-
larry FOR 1c, our prce Tor Tomorrow only
3 o.
Ladies' line fancy embroidered White
Aprons, regular prlcs .5c, our price Tor
to-tnOrioW lac,
Superior cotton edgiug, yards in
pee BE Or the piGGe
ltlen trimming lIace) Be quality at 20
yard
Flne Hamburg EdG'ng reduoed from 4c
TO &c II yard.
L,egaut quality turkey red table cover
Irluged DoIdei reduced from i5c To 29t.
A white linen Table cover fancy border,
sells reg ularly toI Toe. our PRISE Tor to-
morrow SIC. Pure luen.
dozen line white cupck pattern nap.
kiu5, about ~ dozen iUit to clUse at 23c q
dozen,
pair OF extra iiue lace curtains cannot
be purchased anywhere Ior 1855 than =! 80.
Our price lot tomorrow 9Sc "A pair.
side combs, los quality ut 4 1t pair.
Gunuihe ielrUieum Jatly (Nasellne) DC u
bottle. Heavy lted spreads WhtLs, reEu-
lar pIlCe sl.OO al oSC Apiece. We have a
lol oil extra quahty let White Blankets,
wiilsn were sold AT Sl.5J, 81 Is ana s. 90.
We Wall close Lhen to morrOw 1T SOC q
par,
Ient5 satin and SIX Ieck Ties at l4o a
PIECE.
A Faaltlsss or Lakeside plpetrls pure
lin9n paper, sells for 80. our prie1 for To.
morrow loo.
Fine houaycomb towels, regular price.
100 apiece. reduced to 5u apiece.
An eegant iapetrIe, "a sheets of paper
aud - envelopes IUr SIC
Infants and cblidfpna line ribbed un.
derHosts, Regular 25c value Tor 9>4o "a
piece.
i -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
THE EMPIRE
Department Store,
209 Market Street, Wilmington. Del
Du Bic SALE

d
The SUITS rlbcr about to relInquIsh farming
VIII -efl al pubic 5alr, at ipNsl ayi 10. hed
Lion hundred. bet, ON
THURSDAY, fEliRU AIRY IA. 1895,
All O'CLOCK y. M, sharp.
The following Described p opsr y. to wit;
horse, 1 years ulI. WEI, DrUAuu, fine
yu4Iha horse. lead Of tutt o.
20 /. full Jerscy COW with Gulf by her
side. cuningb years cid. Will Iul L up to c-.lY-
Ing, "A very me COW,
No =, ~ full Dioi Jersey COW milking now,
will CnlvV IN a van, coming u yea Old, gives
milk UuLu she calves, n very nice COW
40 g a grade I"rscy. coming years old,
cElyed last tail, is now mixing, is oil nne 40
and a goo mixer.
3heiieTs : OF them are Thoroughbred Jsr-
eeys, Oh, of No. ANA No, cows fne pTOml-
sing hetcrs. coming years old IN feU- and
April next. gru ? JerScy heller. coming J
years OH IN August.
Farming implements are all nearly new,
having ieen bUu!ht wi hIn tue IHsl Two ypafA
and consist as follows:
IIoi pivot axle. 2-horse farm wagon. l
i.horse wagon, with Springs marker wagon.
osborne Oiuuur wood mower. SlNa Use
2-horse pillow. hay rI-Scr. / lIH."ilton steel
row truckers seed sUwer luSp nl+Aser /
wagon harness. set pioW harness. full
halT collars wOrl, Drtuir-, rope =, aud 20 4Hi-
lon oil tank with pump and mHhy utIor nrtl-
cies nov enumerated.
Coud .iuus Of sAle-All sums Of ~ AMI I'M
dT Gusn over tpat amount u 'Ieiit Gi ton
months val he gwen Dy tue purchaser giving
bpnaHbie noe wIth an approved rn tsrier.
Interest trun uasr or pcrteVt. oil Ion cash
ON credit HulIs. IlIL DJia. JbS :,
a. 1. SWAIN, AuCt j. W. BurrlS, tigrk,
Io.id-SIw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

When anything gei- wrong with your
plumbing Just rGg un 'phUn9 $50. Il ~.
erts and flnchar. sanitary plumUsr5, 404
Orange street
John Murphy, OF Ch 'di'a Ford who
was injured Ia the fox hunt on Iuesday
last, Is rapidly recovering
St. Johns Commanirry X. 4. will con
duct tho + meat ~ vtues Over the remains
OF Thomas ID wilson next Saturday
Architect Z. l.. Rice Jr.. Is making
plans Tor the 10 modelling of tho two
dwellings,, Nos, .Oi ami 2OS X ng street,
oc.upied respectiveiy By Mrs j. J. Hayes
aud Miss Qulmby
The expense OF collecting customs In
Delaware amounts 60 sSIJJ
The Delaware construction Company
began u Si5 600 contract 1T the BroaKlyn
Navy yard TO d,v Some twsutp live
WilmingtoniIus have boon given em.
ployment
MIR. Norrls d. Crosean having accepted
posi lou with the Lqnitake Guarnntee
ami Trust company u tsRs charge of
their r''al estate OdAu,1a oilers hts otiite,
No. 9 Shipey street. for rent.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company has thk-u nut letters on the
estate of Reginald Canning. late of this
city
Edward Eahy, n we'll known gentleman
OF Honsybrook Pa wac irre ,tNI at W.st
with arsoa. Ne was arrnA al at tho in.
stance oI The hester County Mutual Fire
INSURANCE &, npAuy, charged VAN ngtLIng
hre to his barn
The funeral OF the lats Trusten p Me.
CollaIy. the rBr,ner Nhl mat his IeIth by
failing and stilking hi, bead on the Gu rb
OF Ills we'll last week Was internal In
Union Cemethry near Milford on Tues lay.
The borse OF MIR, W A Rhosds " Odessa.
attached to q egh ran away. drmoll,h.
Ing the sleigh.
Deputy Clerk JDnvlsr and MessrR. O. V.
Jamtson. John ! oughman ana William
Eliza on are trnnscriUing the asse7stneuL 8.
which will be- ready III June.
Tho old but dug No. a East Firth street
ls rslDg torn down and "a modern dwell.
ing will Ue erected on It's site,
Mrs. MBrgaret A. Cannon OF George.
Gown. willow of tX-Governor William an.
non, who fell agaiust stove and was very
hadty harmed Is slowly recovering.
Frunk Thomas anl Miss K ttL, Jonas. OF
GEORGETOWN, We're married on Tuesday
night by The iiuy. W HAN lInriis.
dancing party Will la organized In
GeorRetownby Prof II. $. Webster.
The spectacumr pantomime of BEN
Hnt' will be giyon In tAs Ouera House on
the evenings OF February I'D, Esd and
25th.
parlor musicale for tho benefit OF the
prgan fund OF Calvary y, u Church was
heid at the rrsldrues of W. W. Nce, No
500 Jackson street, on Wednesday even
ing About 80 per5ons were Ia attend.
Anre. Refreshments were served.
EpHorth n e Church viii hold bazaar
In tho Auditorium, lltu AMI Madison
streets, commencing Feb. llth and con
tinue Tor two weeks.
In the Sussex County Levy Court ther,
10 deadlock The court IL composed oil
seven Democrats and elk Republicans
One Democrat 10 sick, which makes