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MlnTI nam who UnIorstunds onIo OF
horse. house and Kitchen work desires
employment. Address VIM. Bow en-, car
ms. II
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HOTEL. FOR SALE~My large three story
frame building. on corner Of block. front
Ing east and north, 200 feet from depot
- rnOms. storchougu and sample room.
Apply TO ". n. Many Trinity. Tex n
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5000 WILL. buy two lots aud seven room
house ON Sabine street " Applied for AT
once, Joe Garghno, corner Union aud
henderson streets. Ia
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PANE AMAE-Spiritual medium
ADVICE in business, love and all
fnN o. NE. can aud consult her If
u
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Il CAY TEACH yuu shorthand ana
fsyrtrf by uail. write for circular
Y arculars regarding mail course.
\ peg'iou Shorthand ana Typewritns
FM Mason block u
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WANIFD-rosltIou N dry goods storo
by Hrst-cluss all around salesman aud
storkkeeprr. Address i137. care Houston
Post 10
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BLACK. spiritual medium. remove
! mites separated, gives advice OF
lfGrs; Soc aud Sl.0o. spirit photos,
ms etc. -oli Preston avenue; also
rsi ld
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Business (H0nces.


HOTEL FOR SALE MY large three story
frame building. on corner Of block. front
Ing east and north, 200 feet from depot
- rnOms. slurchougu and sample room
Annly TO W. u Marry. Trinity. Tex =
WANTEDPartner with $500 to $500, In II
good paying business. party can handle
his own money VIII pay ia uvestghio.
No, ! references. Address &. X, ms
office. 10
FOR SALE one half interest In an cA-
talbishcd real estate business N n rap
idly developing section OF Texas, many
thousand acres Of the most desirable
lands listed ALTO u livery stable tn
same place. Address Box IL. m Campo
Texas. #
5000 WILL buy a clean, fresh stock OF
Town; company pay roll 5000 10 $4,000
per month. good opportunity. for some
one, Address NJ. c, Alsabrook. Bridge
port, TcNns. II
paying business, desirable location. good
reasons for 81 ling For particulars In
qire OF Houston Drug company, Hous-
ton. Texas II
MAKE MONEY by carefui, speculation in
grain through a reliable, successful
n,m. excellent opportunities to make
profits by our new plans; fully explained
and sent free; hignfst f rst,Sssenees pa, Patti
III. -----e
present prices our book and careful
market letter. explaining how to do u
and containing points Of special interest,
cent free. Wnkem & Co. owings Build
ing. Chicago, Is
FOR sALs-An interest IN one or tho
best country papers IN Texas; fine job
business. largest circulation In the
county IN which II IL printed, and the
most advertising; can nave fun con.
troi; good reasons for selling; independ-
ent-populist: must have some cash. Ad-
dress FOR further particulars Lock box
CO. Bryan. TEXAS. n
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WANTED At once. road agents and cam
yasHrrs Address h,sN care Post 10
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ELEGANT rooms. nrst-ciaAs board so
month; table hoard $3.50 week. extra nc.
Commoiatiou for couples. central i0ca-
uuC
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LOUISA BAIRD, the New York spe-
~ treats all diseases peculiar 10 la
I magnetic healer. home for ladies
ing confinement. Residence No. 1903
.son avenue, II
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4 WHITE woman or girl to cook and
do house work good wages for right
one; reference required. l3i3 Providence
street. Fifth ward. u
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BOurH ana Room

TWO GENTLEMEN or gentleman AMI
Wife can find pleasant front south room
and good board. new house. modern
49,
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WANTED-By II middle
AGED German TO do any nd OF work,
satisfaction guaranteed Address w. Nj
care Post 10
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HELP Of ali kinds furnished on short no
,icc free Of charge. Leave your 81 irrs
Tor help with the lioustou Busincas iii-
r"au A0rL Main street. 10
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MANITOBA bright aud energetic man.
must have from 50 to $40 as srourityi
steady and paying position, ,dll ON
Southern Business Exchange, G0Gia Main.
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ruSt- foult0-NiOipn.

h ri PAR canary colored satin sin,-
(Ais. Aa1re9scd 10 Sc. Il. Jones,
~ & cse return to DoMcritt. Mat
|esn, :. ~ 10
v IsAaRD-Hor71 LOST so1-,sI whit.
IA, white star In ftc,. s;vt ''t,9
Eiyesrs range, Galveston county.
fis-e. Masnolia Brewery. y
tsss IA noon, black purse con-
yswn ns. peions ng to Pearl Guion,
n Hghenevert; reward war Rat,, Tn' ~
Eatx nartwell, 9i5is Congress avenue
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FOR SALE OR RENTi6o acres. about
IL miles from Houston. four room house,
stock and farming Implements; win sell
for half cash. balance on easy terms.
direct from owner. can on address -.
Lindow. AIS Travis street 10
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WANTED--A few day hoarders at No
1910 Prairie avenue; best French cook
ing In tho city iI
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III is): n. b.; ID f., G65i; Estate /,
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Prime Minister Salisbury Is going to
tackle the Job Of reforming the House OF
Lords Tue world keeps moving on 70
botter things no matter how the cleo
tions go.-New York Recorder.
While the mIsery-mongers still oo-
casionally try to convince us that the
wolf is at the door. It doesn't take much
looking to see that's It's only the calamity
howler. .-Philadel Times
More aud more has President Cleveland
come TO rely upon the clear, calm states
manliko judgment Of Richard Olney, Of
Massachusetts, He is resourceful, strong,
fearless, patriotic With more Of culture
be has no less force than the president.
Who could better take up the Cleveland
policies, one and all. than the man most
trusted by the presidents Spring field
Republican.
shave cost from 20 cents to 81 90 In
Atlanta. Ga. which would suggest that
the BARRIERS OF the Exposition City ara
determined to make an exhibition Of
themselves too Philadelphia Press
ANY one who 10 at sll familiar with the
proceedings Of our courts under the
system OF statutorily Imposed penalties
can recall cases where the presiding
Judge has obviously been hsmpered by
the hard aud fast lines laid down for him
by the statutes that fix terms OF punish
ment and prevented from making the
sentence jost one for the particular
offender before him or course there Is
usually, IL not always. some latitude
allowed But II mole could In some way
ee given without the great risks and IL
At the same time the imprisonment Itself
could be made TO work more effsctually
for the permanent reclamation OF the
criminal than seems TO be generally
possible uuder the old method Of
sentencing, surely the benefits would be
worth striving for Providence journal.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

the asplrRnt for consulship is already
In the service. he may be transferred
without any exRmina ion at all. There
is nothing to prevent his being selected
for political reasons. II he Is not in the
service. the only restraint on bis selection
Is that he must stand an examination
that will show that he is ft for the
place Tnis, to be snre, Is an important
restriction. n the examination Is thor
ough, but II does not obstruct selections
for political reasons IL does not take
away the temptation TO make removals
for such reasons A Democrat may be
turned out and a Republican put In, or
vice versa, as sffsctually under the ne y
system as under the old, provided only
the new appointee gives satisfactory
guarantee IS to character and efficiency.
1t is apparent, therefore, that, though
these regulations may be very satisfac
tory to Mr. Cleveland In regulating
appointments during tue remainder Of
his term, they are not likely 70 affor
much Drote estion to the present incum
bsnts should the next President be
Republican and "spollsman. The only
restriction Is the non-com petitive ex-
animation, which is good thing II It be
not evRded
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pl.trlhnllnr nnnnra.

A Washington newspaper correspond E
ent shows bow cur.ously honors are
sometimes distributed, and thinks 1t A.
about time that General Giants memory
were bonored by a monument In the oapi
tai city OF the nation. This writer
Informs rs that, ITO this day there Is no
statue Of the greas commander except
the little bust. unsatisfactory in ths
extreme. erected last Winter In the
roiuncs OF the capitol In tile stree
aud parks. TIE squares and circles OF this
noble city, no equestrian statue Of Grant
greets the eve; nor any Of Sherman.
eithsr Ia fact, there is not q single
statue, bust or portrait Of any sort Of the
hero Of the march to the sea to bs
seen In public display In the American
capital Generals Thomas and Nc
Paerson. Garfield sud Scott, Washington
aad Jackson are remembered. Logan
soon will be, and to-day the workmsn
are putting in the foundation OF the
Hancock statue, which is to stand IN the
litle diamond at the intersection OF
Pennsylvania and Seventh street, one Of
the most conspicuous spots in the
city. For some unexplained reason
General Rawlins and Admiral Dupont
were long time honored with statues IN
conspicuous places in the capital. though
mcst visitors have to stop and ask who
Rawlins and DUPONT were, and what they
id for their country" It was a long
time before the Washington monument
was built. but IL arose at last in great
basuly, and it Is safe to say that Grant
and sherman will not be overlooked in
the future.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
WANT THE HIGHT.
Many Places Arc stiil Open 60 Mr.. corbett
aud Mr.. Fitzslmmons.

Many Places Arc sim Open 60 MIR. corbett
aud Mr.. Fitzslmmons.
DALLAs Oct. "A largo number OF
propositions were received over the wire
by ID. A. Stuart from parties who desire
TO have the championship contest pulled
OF in their respective cities or states, as
tho case may be, number from Mexico
and others from the Indian territory and
Oklahoma.
It Is understood that Joseph Nendig of
New York and Other interested parties
hayo been requested to come to Dallas for
conference with the president of the
club. Nothing definite viii be known
until after the Interested parties have con-
forred and agreed upon a place for the
meeting Of the big fellows and the line OF
action 60 be pursued.
SAN ANToNIo, Tex, Oct. 4,-Charles
Campboll and several other parties hero,
among them Mexican official, have made
proposition 60 Dan stuart to get con
cession in Mexico to pull off the fights
there. Stuart has agreed If absolute inn
munity from interference is guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Hypnotic Honesty.

A series OF experiments has been begun
by bypnotlst in the Territorial Reform
School at Ogden He claims that he can
cure kleptomauia and kindred mental
conditions Of children by hypnotic
Influence, working upon the assumption
that suggestions Of honesty given Ia
children while IN the hypnotic state will
counter-act criminal tendencies.
We do not think that the experiments
viii harm the boys in the reform school,
and If they sif,rd the hypnotist any
pleasure no obstacle should be placed In
his way Hypnotic honesty will never go
at par in the East, no matter what may
be the outcome Of the Ogden expert
ment
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
A Miracle in Missouri.
CRIPPLED AND BENT FOR TEN YEARS
WITH RHEUMATISM.
The Case Happened I'm Panama, no, and
h the Wonder OF thc state.


IL the Wonder OF thc State.
tFrom fhe Kansas Cify Iimesl
For years one Of the best known men in
Bates and Vernon counties has been Mark
~ Woodson, now postmaster at Panama,
and brother Of eX-Staie Inspector of Mines
{. q. Woodsnn, of this city. The people OF
Rich Hill. where he formerly resided, and Of
his present home, remember well the bent
form, misshapen almost from the semblance
uf man, which has painfully bowed its head
half 20 earth and labored snail-liSe across
the walks season after season, and when one
day last month 1t straightened to its full
height, threw away the heavy butt Of cane
which for years had been It's only support
from total helplessness, and walked erect,
firmly. unhesiiatinelv about the two cities,
people looked and wondered. The story of
the remarkable ease has became the marvel
Of the two counties. Exactly as Mr.. Wood
son told il 70 Times reporter, it IS here
published:
"In "a the rheumatism started in my
right knee, and after a lingering illness 1t
settled generally in my joints. ] was finally
able tn arise. but Cor the past five years could
onlv walk with the aid Of cruiches, and my
body was bent half toward the ground.
went 10 the best dispeusary in Kansas CITY,
where was treated for six weeks, and with
out the slightest good. ] then tried a strong
NNANdNAl 'NNN'NN WIN NAN NtAtNN t~"''f
then went to the City Hospital at St. Louis,
where fhe best physicians treated me-(in-
cluding Drs. kale aud Muddl-but without
result, aud came home, weak, doubled with
pain and despondent.
About this time my attention was called
e. the account of a remarkable cure by Dr,
Williams, Pink Pills for Pale People of loco
motor ataxia. rheumatism and paralysis. l
ordered some Of the pills as an experiment.
When ! began TO take them, the rheuma-
tism had developed into a phase Of paral,
ysis; my leg from the thigh down was cold
an the time aud could not be kept warm. In
a short time J was able to attend 10 my Office
duties. and / could enjoy q sound and restful
nights sleep something / had not known
for ten years. To-day am practically, and
! firmly believe, permanently cured Of my
terrible aud agonizng ailment No magician
Of the Far East ever wrought the miracle
with his wand that DR.. Williams Pink Pills
did for me.
10 verify the story beyond all question Of
doubt Mr.. Woodson made affidavit to the
above.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd
day Of March, 1894
IOHN ID. MOORE. Notary Psbiic
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary 20 give new life and rich-
ness TO the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are for sale by all druggists, or NAV be
had bv mail from Or. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, N. " for 5Oc. per
box, or s.x boxes for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
In Eject June .. 1896.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express), 1.57, 2.55, An.
s;So, ~, 750 $50. S55, 9.43, 1005, 10.16, 1126s
s.56, 7e7, sos and s12 D. m,
ACCOMMODATION, 6OO 200, sos, 1O4S ami
l2SS, 225, $40. 5.l5. 7.40 and 1875 p. m
For Chester (express), LOT, 40, $50, ia
l.50, $50. $50, 10.05. 11.25. las a. M; 1.sz
hO5, 5.O4. 556 707 and sos p. m.
Accommodation, 500, 200, 8O6 104S II. %
a. m; 1888, 225, 340 5.15, 7.40 and 1926 p m
For New York, l.51, 255, 40 $50, 100,
SO s4S. 1905. d1.45 a. m; .l2.16, lsz GO5.
D.0i, $40, $3.50. 7.07, 9.12 and 1926 D. m.
For Boston without change. 10.ls a. m.
For the south--southern Railway Ex-
press, IA D. M, sleepers to Memphis and
New Orleans.
For West Chester. via Lamokn. Gn
For Newark Center ana intermediate
stations, 7.3S q. m. and 6.33 p. m.
Baltimore Il &c and 10 washington 4@ Ael..
L50 424, 5.2s, 1905, 6.5s, IA, $40 p. m- and
Baltimore and intermedIats stations.
Az 4-4S, SOS and LIZA D. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, fsr
wilmington N 51 Sexpress). $50; ~ I25, Ssi,
Iol Al. 50s $50, $50, siS, SIS. 40 LID iS
Lie p. m and 1205 night
Is AcGC%0saqR sSs ESs ts7 So s S ss 1o i6s iSSS snd IL
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l57, Az, A1a.
$50, 855, 943, 1905, I1-45 a. m; LS7 sos,
504, $3.50, 707, 7.25. 9.06 and 912 D. M.
accommodation, 400, $40 a. m; lz1e, Ifs.
For Chester (express), I57, 40, $50, LEB,
1925. Lao a M; l.27. sO5. 5.O4. $50. 7o7 and
Accommodation, 100 $40 =. M; 1z.1O, SO.
40, J.l5, 7.25 and 1895 p. m.
For New York. l57, 255, 40, zoo, Ibo.
y5s, 1925. n4S 81 a m. 1.s7. s.o5. 4OS. bO4 SIS,
For Boston. without change 6.5s .. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p. m, nleepers to Memphis ana
For West Chester. via Lsmskin. Gss a.
"A. ana 5.l5 D. m.
l0;l9 a. M; 12.04, 1922, 1.50, b2s, ''s.0s. 7.1s
Baltimore and intsrmsdiAto atatiens,
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, for
wilmington lexpress), $50 Izo. LIE, n;ss
ACCOMMODATION, ss5' s.IO. Io.H ~ M
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, 8.13, Ills a. M; e.u asa.
A15, 6.53, 9.51 . m. and 12l0 night.
For Lewes, 6.l3 a. M; AZ y. m.
Express for Dover, HarrinRtsn an0
Doemar. s.1s. n.0s a. M; Al p. ~ ana
For Harrington and way stations sRIx.
Express for Wyoming. s;5s p n -
Express Tor Cape Charles, Olo Reine
Comfort and Norfolk, l103 q m. and lAn
aight.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.51 p. N. and 1z.01 night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk 12.01 night.
For Mldcletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
gming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevilles
5eafOrd, Laurel and Delmar, u.0l night
C) Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman VeB-
| tibule ParlOr and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
% Limited express trains, composed Of
Pullman Vestibule Cars, Vestibule Pas
senger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne extra
fare.
For further Information, passengers are
| referred to the ticket agent at the statlsn-
/ 3. NJ. PREVOST, ]. r WOOD,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
coNTEMPoRARY oPlNIoN.
Burylng Alive.

Burying Alive.
From the London Spectator.
There Is probably no horror more uni
vsrsal, more Intense, more soul-subiuinr
tnap the horror OF being butied alive
ASK any ten men and women at random
what Is the worsU nightmare fear whloi
oppsesses the ordinary sane person, and
they will say the fear OF being buried
alive. There Is hardly human being
Who has hot sbuddersd at the thought OF
che thirty or forty seconds sgopy-it
could hardly bo more--whch would take
place we're be 70 awake from trance and
hnd his arms pressed TO the culiia's sides
ana the coiin lid almost toucoing his
lips. or course the want Of sir would
very soon bring nnconeciousnefs.
but till it did, how awful would be IN,
i@posent struggle. Burning. drowning,
even the most nideous mutilstiou under
railway train, ls as nothing compated
Eith burying alive Strangely enough.
Ibis universal horror seems 20 have
produced no desire to gusrd against bury
lag alive We all fear II, snd yet prac
tioaiiy no one takes any trouble TO avoid
the risk OF Il happening In his own case.
of Ia that OF the rest OF mankind II
would be the simplest thing IN the world
60 take away all chance OF burYing alive
and yet the world remains Indifferent and
enjoys its horror undlsturbed by tho hope
OF remedy IL would only be necessary
70 ensct that no burial should take place
before iourse had been had to some
simple test-euch as opening an import
Ant vein-and the risk OF premature
interment would be banished and yet no
one thinks OF making that a sine qua non
% the granting of a deRth-certi6cate
We do not allow people to be buried
until doctor has certified the cause Of
death, but we, IN many cases practically
allow the death TO bs assumed aud do
not insist that certain medical ritual
shau be gone through In or0er to ensure
that death has really taken place.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
oltr HaIl sanltatlon. /.

While the committee OF the City
Council on public buildings is busily
engaged in putting the venerable City
Hall In such shape that It will not b.
any longer an eye sore to citizens
generally. It would be good thing n
some attention bs paid 10 the sanitary
condition Of the ancient structure
There Is a damp. musty odor which per-
vedes the entire Interior which Il
cfensive to the smell aud injurious &c
the health OF those who have 10 remain
in the building.
Wilmington certainly needs 3 neN
CITY Hall, but n this cannot be done,
then the present quarters should be
made safe and comfortable Now tina,
the Board Of Health has scored point
on the Board Of Educstlon IL nigh. take
a twist out Of the City Council It would
servs TO keep It's hand in.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

"Said Pasha, which is to be presented
by the Milton Aborn Opera Company AT
the Grand Opera House, Ostobsr z, has
not been presented Ia this city for some
time II Is an opera in hundred that
will please every class Of theatre goers.
for It not only alb lunds In beautiful
music, but the librette is up to date, and
1t requires the active service of every
mem ber Of the company There are no
less than eight comedian parts aud each
part stands out for itself It is seldom
that our city is blessed with week OF
high class opera by so excellent com
pany as that headed by Milton Aborn
The company is composed of well-known
people, and the repertoire for the week
has been selected from over sixty operas
The Milton Aborn company carries two
car loed3 OF scenery and costumes ano
numbers over forty people. ard week
Of genuine pleasure at popular prices will
no doubt be taken advantage Of by our
and includes beside comedlsn. Aburn, the
entire strength OF the company His
company is, without doubt, the best and
most conscientious one that has ever
visited Wilmington, and they change The
bill at every performances. which includ
ing mstiaees, will give us eight operas
during the week.
In his new play, Government Accept
ance, Stuart Robson is obliged to climt
an immense step ladder and repair On
electric lamp. Mr. Robson discovered
that it was impossible 10 fake" the
repairing as they lay in slane) so he was
obliged to make q stndy of electricity.
The repairing is bona fde, Mr. Robson
having thoroughly mastered the science
will appear at the Grand Opera House,
Monday. October IA
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
whnt Wm Wllmlnrton pog

The Navy Department has been
notified that the gunbost Wilmington,
named In honor Of this city. will b.
launched At Newport News on October
~. She will take her plunge in company
with the Nashville
We do not know what arrangement
will be made to have our city represented
there, but certainly one Of Wilmington's
fair daughters should break the bottle
over her bow. Not only that. but the
public spirited mon and women OF
Wilmington ought to contribute literally
TO the fund for the purchase Of silver
service for the gunbost.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
mInstreIs stranded.

MDDhRrowN, N. ", oct. 4.-Com-
stocks mlnstrels consisting of 100 per
sons half of whom are negroes, 13 being
colored women, after week tour up
the Hudson, are about stranded here, sal
aries not having been paid. After playing
to 70 people hore the members Of the COM
pany began rolling the property trunks
down one of the streets Drums were
split with knives and other property dam
agod. Tho minstrels are roaming about
the city looking for places to sleep.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

The bay steamer Richard Stockton,
which has carried Thousands Of Della
wareans on pleasure trips mp and down
the bay has gone to the junk shop and
will no longer ploT the Delaware. Shs
was built in Wilmington IN 1862, and Tor
nearly forty-thrse years has been 4
familiar craft to the people Of our State.
Their recollections of her will be most
pleasant, for her life was devoted to the
work Of giving pleasure to others.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Oalck Lunch
sontenoed for A,sanIt

SALISBURY Nd, Oct In the Cir
cult Court yesterday Harvey Wells was
sentenced to the House of Correction for
eighteen months for assault on Lsmupl
Dennis Thomas Preston, aged II. was
found guilty Of feloniously sssAultiDg
Stella Wainwright, aged II Both
parties are colored and live in Tyaskin
district The jury recommended mercy
Sentence was deferred