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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20


The Sons of Temperance held bus
mess meeting at the residence of c.
B. Willard last Saturday evening.
They voted to sell the property belong
ing to the order but to retain the
charter as the prospects of continuing
the work and holding regular meetings
might be brighter some future time.
Another business meeting will be held
March goth.
Whether d certain teamster did or
didn' t abuse his horse, one day last
week because he refused to draw,
seems to be a matter in regard to which
opinions differ. Those who witnessed
the affair do not agree on the point as
to whether the horse was whipped too
much or not, but every one will agree
that horses head is not place at
which TO direct blows.
a paper is being circulated about
town that those wishing to show their
appreciation Of the work Fred Sawyer
has done by keeping the sidewalks free
from snow, may do so by signing it
agreeing by SO doing to give money
equal TO the amount they may indicate
opposite their names.
Next Wednesday Il sheet and pillow
case soclal will be held in the Bap
fist chapel.
y party Of 20 of the Bellows Falls
young people. including the Baptist
pastor, Mr.. Dodge, came to Putney
Tuesday evening and were furnished
with an oyster supper by the church
here. After dinner speeches were in
dulged in and the evening spent in an
enjoyable way.
\ sleiGhing party from West hill
went to Brattleboro Tuesday evening
These parties have been quite numer-
Gus this week.
The item. in last weeks Reformer
involving the statement that Herbert
Holland lived in the brick house Just
across the river, is an error, we have
been informed. Ezra Pierce is the
occupant of the house, Mr.. Holland |
resides near the lake.
The drama, Caste which the |
dramatic club expects to present about !
the middle of August is highly spoken |
IF.
NJ. G. Williams has purchased a /
pair Of computing scales. They weigh !
The goods you buy in dollars and cents |
instead Of in pounds and ounces. 1t is |
to explain them further
lere. 1t would pay you to call and
see them.
Mrs. II. l.. Pierce found II of her
friends assembled in her parlor. last
Friday evening, upon her return from
waiting for supper. The
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20
West Ward.on

Quite a number are So
hard colds. ,
Mr.. Cooksiey came Il.
preached very accep'a0! :.
and playing the cornei '
joyed in the evening '5 y,
not expected next suD3s,
Miss 4. Z. Perry ana
few others in the dis.flas
been teaching school, :"
E. y. Eddy Monday n
Perry was presented wv
ing with a portfolio ~ 4
scholars. Music, CANS
tionery helped TO llaN
pass pleasantly. i
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

The old folks concr"
"Wednesday evening =,
The talk on sugar n ~
trees failed TO matefla.. d
Sunday school conc'''1
ing. ~
Mr.. Dunn, orr cAN
family are moFlD4 IA
where he is to MAKE y'
season. Mrs. JeniIs
from Andoyer. Mr.. "a" h,
five hogs to Harlos,
last week. AFi
Readsboro last wees
take his brothers pla's
there, he having a inuS'
off last SATURDAY -
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

Miss Cora Pratt spent last Sunday
and Monday with her aunt, Mrs C..
L. Hall.
There is a small black fur muii at
the M. f. church that was left there
nearly year ago. Owner is requested
to prove property and take it away.
Colds and coughs are quite prevalent
in this place.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

Plumley has gone to Spring.
few days. There is much ID
town, severe colds and d d
abroad. - Bert Knight and !
gone to Walpole. y, H., b 1
kni. hts sister.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20
Williaiilsville.

There will be a social dance at school
house hall ON Wednesday evening",
March 25th. Music, Burnett's orches-
ira OF three pieces, ii. IT, Norcross,
Dancing from S until 3
A general invitation is extended.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20
i,rOv,.

Orn' "8 road breaking Il
ne .~,',, -.,a!, 81" y'nighing nj this
witt, ia. slow travelling until the
roads get settled.
No sugar has been made up to date,
March 18th
Hollis Worllen and j, Legate are on
the sick list. DIR. Cram in attendance.
C. S. DeWolf is much better so as
to do some work.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

The sooner you begin to fight the
fire the more easily it may be extin-
guished. The sooner you begin tax
ing Ayres' Sarsaparilla for your blood
disease the easier will be the cure. In
both cases delay is dangerous if not
fatal. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

Out of weakness comes strength
when the blood has been purified en-.
riched and vitalized by Hoods Sarsa
parilla.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

". Il. Coombs has sold his farm to
z. W. Perry of Ilinsdale.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

bins and wife have gone to South Bos
ton to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Whit
conn, aged T3, formerly of Warlsbnro.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20
south Wtndllam.

Lila Burbee and Effie Fisher are in
Townshend attending school at Leland
d Gray seminary. Mrs. Tenney of
Cambridgeport is to move &c this place
soon and she and her son are to live
together. Ernest Robinson started for
Hartford, Conn, Monday morning
where he has work. HIS sister, Mrs.
Minnie Stowell, whose home is there
mas been quite sick with fever but is
now better. Herbert Chase has gone
to Jamaica TO work through sugaring.
He thinks he is rather at the head on
chickens as he has brood of II about
two weeks old. F. o. Smith has hired
Charlie Tenney to work for him the
season. 0. Jenison has let
his sugar place to George VanSchaics.
He has also rented his Townshend
fam to Kirk Jenison. MIS-. Addie
Walls and children visited in town last
week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20
Cages Mill.

About 80 of the friends of H. W.
Fish and wife called at their home
Monday evening to remind them of
their 18th wedding anniversary. Dane
ing was enjoyed until the wee hours
Tuesday morning. They were present
ed with many beautiful and useful
presents.
Newell, the healer, was here last
week Tuesday. No cures have been
reported from those whom he treated.
The Advents have been holding
in the schuolhouse.
+. L. Lowell and d. NJ. Ramsey
have been sick. e. 4. Pierce has
moved into NJ. NJ Whitney's tene-
meut Fred Lyons and +. 4. Pierce
will soon put up houses near j. o.
Edson's house.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20
Grafton.

James Buffers cut one finger quite
badly on the splitter in +. II. Clark 8
bobbin shop one day last week.
Rev. c. Y. French will conclude
his pastorate of the Baptist church
May LIST.
The cases of Andrew and Henry
Blodgctt VS.. the estate of Adeline
Arthur have been entered at the present
term of court. Waterman, Martin Il
Hit l.. S. Walker and y. {. Cud-
worth are retained for the estate and
Haskins Il Stoddard and c. II. Robb
for the appellants.
Mrs. Henry Burlingame pleasantly
entertained the dramatic club Monday
evening. Refreshments were served.
A party from here attended the play,
darkness and Daylight, at Saxtons
River.
An accident to the machinery in
the G. Fl. Clark bobbin factory has
caused shut down for the past week.
Tho Grafton dramatic club will pre-
sent h, drama, Strife, at the town
hall Thursday and Friday evenings,
March % and y, with the following
cast:
Judge Buttons, II Burlingame
Harold Thomas, VIII ToWnshend
Henry Hanscll, w DAVIS
Aristotle TomPkins, FRANK laylor
UnrltiO SQUASH Ernest Fairbank
IInns Van sundt + 4 Palmer
Nch J II Stowell
Julius, Ernest Sto"el
Laura Bell, Miss May Iehhey
Dolly, Miss MnOcl frehch
Mrs Hansel, Mrs } ii stoweh
J. II. Stowell and son have sold
their bobbin machinery TO Jesse Law
renee.
Miss Rosa Howe is working for Mrs.
Frank Rowe. --Alber Jets has taken
Fl. A. Thompson s farm for the com
ing year and Dell Stoodley, who lived
there the past year. is going back to
Saxtons River. Frank Jacobs of
Jamaica visited at John Sparks last
week. Miss Maud Jellison from Gin
ton, Mass, is visiting her parents
here. w. S. Eaton and wife went to
Brooklne "Wednesday. Charles Phelps
is out again after being confined to his
room "A few days. Lew G. Thompson of
Saytons River was in town Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
no QUARTER FOR ADDICKS
His Poace Overtures Rejected BIZ the Reg
ular Republican State Central Commit
tee at a Meeting Yesterday.


tee at a Meeting Yesterday.
Representative Republicans from all
parts OF the State assembled at the
Young Mems Republican Club yester
day. After considering the compromise
overtures of the Addicks State Central
Committee IN the matter Of the nomIna
tion of the Republican state ticket they
were jscted by unanimous vote. the
regulars deciding to have nothing what
evar to do with Addcks or any organI
cation existing uuder his IL Il fence. Tho
regular State Central Committee decided
to continue Its ls bors along the lines al
ready laid down, and prosecute g vigor
ous campaign Ia all three counties re
gardless OF Addieks and Addicksism
1T is wrong to say that we have re
1ected the ovortures made by J. Edward
Addicks and his gang Of political adven
turers, said member OF the
regular State Central COMMITTEES
to an EvKNIre JOURNAL reporter
last evpniDg "Aa matter Of
fact, we have never considered them.
We do not recognize the right OF the
Addicks COMMITTEES TO make overturss.
The only possible way we can recognizes
them Is for them TO come into the camp
in sackcloth and ashss. ask forglvneSs
for past sins and promise to behave bet
ter In the future"
'They have uztil tomorrow to accept
or reject our offer" said an Addlcks
leader. "They can do As they please
| about 1t We are willing to concsde
them the naming of one presidential
elector, but further than that We will
/ not 20. Oar plan is to claim the guber-
natorial and congressional nominees and
two Of the eleotors. That's libsral
enough Isn't III
At the meeting of the Republican
County Executive Committee held
yesterday afternoon July II was fixed a
the date for holding the delegate election
for. members OF the Republican State
Convention. The frst Saturday II
August was selected as the date for hold
ing the Republican nomination election
for candidates for the General Assembly
members Of the Levy Court and members
of the county convention which Is e
select the candidates for delegates to the
| constitutional convention
At the meeting OF the County Execu-
tive Committee tbs Addicksites were
represented largely by proxy. but they
were not strong enough TO accomplish
anything This proxy representation
was as follows Lowell T. Jackson, fol
George Q. Watson; Jonathan Roberts. fo
Nelson R. Walker, Pierce Gould, fo
Charles Harper: Thomas B. Davis, To-
Edward L Turner; Howard Stsats
for Charles Hignut George Cameron, foi
John I. Spring.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
SECRET SOCIETY NOTES
IntersstiDg Items OF Those who Have
Ridden or Are About to Ride the Goat.

IntersstiDg Items OF Those who Have
Ridden or Are About TO Ride the Goat.
The irst meeting Of the new Whining
ton Council American Order Of Steam
Engineers held its frst meeting last
night
Delaware Commandery X @ E has
Installed its officers
The new officers Of Blue Rock Council
Legion Of the Red Gross were Installed
last night.
All OF the councils Of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics In Whining
ton have made the necessary preparations
for attending divine service vt Grace M
r Church on Sunday night, At 2 40
o'clock.
Frank Pierson delivered very inter
esting address to Eureka Council, Jr. o
~. A. NJ, at it's annual msetlng
describing the inclde ats o. his trip t.
Denver, where he WAS a representative
At the Supreme Council meeting. Tn,
lodge adopted resolutions Of regret over
the departure Of James Guyer, chartsl
member Of the lodge, for New Yorh
city. The lodge has arranged ths
following series OF lecturea. QUE OF whiot
will be given each meeting night: The
X. Rays" Dr. 7. A. Hitch; electricity
It's Cause aud Effect" B. Fevre
Physical Culture" James Robertson
"Tho Denver Mse.iog Of the Supre N,
Council" II b. BIllany; Origin o.
Music, siidhAm Work
Twenty members will be initiated int
Eureka Council, Jr. o. U A. NJ, IT IL
/ next meeting
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
LEFT A HOST OF FRIENDS.
Warrington Light Infsntry Attended the
Funeral of william A. Kenyon.

The Charleston News and Courier con
tains the following reference TO William
A. Kenyon. 80 well known to many per-
sons In WILMINGTON snd points near by:
William A. Kenyon passed quietly
away at his late residence. No 81 Rose
lane. yesterday morning. The death Of
Mr. Kenyon was caused by paralysis, he
having been sick only short time.
HE was born In Chester county Pa,
January 30 1885 but moved South before
the war A. the commencsmsnt OF hos
tilities Mr. kenyon joined Company A,
Hampton Lseion. Washington Light In
fantry. and In this company fought GAL
lantly until csp.ursd ia the latter part of
cS Mr.. Kenyon refused to take the oath
Of allegiance and was held IN Fort Dsla
ware and Camp Morton un,il the closs Of
the war. For the last thirty
years Mr., Kenyon has been engaged
in the produce commission business on
upper King street. He was formerly
junior member of the firm Of Utsey &
Kenyon.
The death Of Mr.. Kenyon WAS all the
more sorrowiul on account OF its being 81
sudden He leaves q widow, one son, Two
daughters and host of friends to mourn
the loss OF good husband aud kind
and affectionGte father
Washington Light Infantry, veterans
OF the Confederate States Army, attended
the funeral on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
MANY OFFICERS ELECTED.
Secret Societies and n Temperance Union
Hold Their Annual ELECTORS.

Secret Societies and \ Temperance Union
Hold Their Annual ELECTORS.
Friendship Ledge. No. 21. Knights Of
Pythias installed these officers last night:
Chancellor commander. Thomas 81.
Buckley; Vice chancellor. Arthur d. II.
Faulkner prelate Adam Bach msster Of
work, Lewis @ Grubb; keeper Of records
and seals, william T Coburn; master OF
exchequer, Robert McOsulley: master Of
finance, George w. McOaulley; master
at arms, Elmer g. smith; inner guard,
John A. Orr; outer guard. William w.
Sltos.
The following officers OF Champion
Lodge, No. 9 X. of p, we're also In
stalled o O., John Woodbridge; V @.
w. II CLARK; prelste. Charles Il. Card
NJ. Of w, Dr. h. O Moore X. OF r ano
4 Mark L Garrett; NJ OF r., James
Gard M OF e, ,J NJ Minker; M. at A
Joseph L Mcclure, l. G Harry Gross;
o. & Lewis A. Owens
The installation ceremonies were un.
der the direction Of Grand Vice
Chancellor Wilmer Hanson. assisted BY
Past Grand Chancellor Thomas mutin.
Jr.. William 4. Lincoln, Joseph Caeh
and Grand Keeper OF Records aud Seals
Mark i. Garrett After the installation
Champion Lodge entertained Friendship
Lodge.
Eoreka Council. Jr. o. U A. NJ, has
oleotsd these officers for the ensuing
year. Junior past councillor. William
Lowell; councillor, James Robertson I;
vice counolllor. DR.. Fl. D. Paxton; re
cordlng secretary, Melville Thompson;
assistant recording secretary, VIII
liam Hayes; conductor William
Squihbs; warden, Charles Marten; sent
mel, John w. Watheril; financial secre-
tnry, W. j. Downey; treasurer. + w.
Person; trustee, r w Mcdowell chap
Lain, J Vernon. The orchestra OF tbs
lodge will comprise Elwood Jeffsrls,
Claude Brown, James B. Vernon and
stldham Work
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Of the Diocese Of Wilmington. has
elected these oilicers for the eneulng
year: President, John 6tannard vice
president. Charles NcGovern; treasurer,
, Richard Kelly secretary, William J..
McMAhon.
A committee OF I've consisting Of the
Rev d !. Flynn, Richard Kelly. John d.
/ Skelly we're appointed to make arrange
menss for celebrating the annlveraary OF
Father Matthew on October IL k,v. ID.
Flynn has been reappointed spiritual
director The quarterly meeting OF the
I Union will be held at Ashland September
81 Rev. d j. Flynn WAS elected repre-
tentative to the national convention at
ST. Louis IN August.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
The MILL OF JUSTICE,
ONLY A FEW VICTIMS WHO WERE
FOUND IN THE HOPPER.

some of Them Got Fuu Wages and
Others We're Lucky In Getting n
snsht Dose-The Gases which Game
Before the BIanicIpai Court To-day.
The inadequacy Of the law to cover
lots of cases which come before the
Municipal Court was shown this morn
Ing when William Stafford was ar
raiened, He was standing, last evening
at the corner Of Fourth aud King streets
when party consisting of two women
and two men passed He made a very
offsneive remark, which ons Of the men
heard and objected to, whereupon Stat
ford wanted to fight The hae inflicted
was $40 aud costs
Henry Qliun. colored arrested by on
Ger Rsinholtz while carrying beer TO q
crowd Of small boys, WAS hned $40 and
costs
John, alias "Bucky" Resd, got out Of
all Saturday. Then he got drunk and
officer Taylor sent him in. He got g.
and costs.
Ella Dougherty. colorsd. WAS arrested
by Officer Rsinholtz for being drunk and
dlsorderly. She Was fnad 50 and costa
John powd. for assault on his niece
the result Of a family trouble, WAS nneC
/ $50 and costF.
John O'Rourke, arrested by Ofhcei
Gnnn at Maryland avenue and Reed
street, got ont Of jail at Ga m. yester
day. He was very drunk when founl
and was lucky to get of with s. ans
costs.
Charles PrAocsi was charged With oh
structing the pavement at Fourth ant
Market streets. The case will come u
ON Inlv 1R
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
DsInwnre Field Olub,s CelebrntIon.

The committee in charge Of the Fourth
Of July celebration of thu Delaware Field
Club. comprising Leroy Harvey. T. T.
Cause. Henry M CAnhy, William T. Budd
and Henry l.. Tatnsll, Jr.. has arranged
4 very interesting program. A club
bicycle run has been planned for
the early part OF tho afternoon,
though the details OF It have
not yet been arranged. There
viii be no cricket game, IS the Eddy
stone team is unable to play. Several
golf matches Rrs bsiug arranged, how
ever In the evening the Ladies' Asso
ciste Osganiza tion viii give 8 reception
tS members and out Of town guests. and
a beautiful display OF fireworks will be
made. The funds for the big fireworks
display In the evening have been raised
by subscription among the members.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
nenry q. rurner,. BOOK Readv.

An advance edition. with uncut edges,
OF Henry @. Turner's new book "A
Modern Political Boss or Government By
Proxy" will be placed on sale next
Monday morning. There will only be
one hundred copies of this edition and
the price will be one dollar. First come,
nrst served. Leave your order at the
EVENING JOURNAL cfiss. The proceeds
of the sale Of this publication are for the
ben eft Of Mr. Turner who has beer
unable to practice at his profession for .
long time and is now almost blind.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES

This afternoon sheriff Gulis viii sell the
Maryland avenue property Of Joseph ". and
Sarah u. Goolt.
The gal bags crematory Is again disabled
and will remain out or use until the new
boiler arrives.
Give the baby Eterilix9d milk from
Diamond DAiry. zoo Jefferson st. Phone So
Also best quality OF milk, cream and butter.
Rev. c. O. Bttling. ID. D.. of Philadelphia.
will preach again at Second Baptlst Church
next SUNDAY.
The Jackson and Sharp Company this
morning shipped two trolley cats To Harris
burg, Pa.
A new inclined gang way hss been CON-
etru sted at the Wilmington and New Jersey
Ferry Company's wharf.
The resignation of Thomas McCorkle as
superintendent OF the Sunday school was ac-
cepted at a meeting OF Rodn ~ Street Presby-
terlan Church session last night.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
A QUESTION or PRIORITY.

william NJ, B5rns Will Decide the
Question, and Hold the Prsiisninary
Hearing To-day.
There is a question as TO the priority Of
claim to certain sum Of money arising
from the sale Of the property
OF the St. Georges Fruit Packing Com
psny. Two creditors claim IL.
Thomas Roberts & Co.. OF Philadel-
phis, claim It by right Of the
assignment OF book account, and John
w. Carrow thinks he Is entitled to 1t ty
reason Of garnishment process served
upon the officers Of the Joseph Campbell
Fruit Preserving Company which owed
the original debt to the st. Georges
Fruit.PAcking Company.
Francis b. Hoffecker, representing
Thomas Roberts q Co. and t, Btyard
Hsisel, attorney for Oarrow. have 70
ferred the matter TO William NJ
Byrne who held Q preliminary bearing
OF the case 10 his office this morning.
The money, amounting TO about $3.50,
Is In the hands Of Constable Cush pend
Ing a dscisIon.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
PREPARINe FoR LIE FouRTH.

The Firemen Get Thoir Apparatus In
Order-mArket Arrangements Made.
The Glorious Fourth always brings
with 1t larger number of dres than on
other days Of the year. and the hremen
have been busy all the week preparing
for the day. The apparatus has all been
looked over and put In A 1 order. while tas
horses have been given exercise 30
timber them mp. An Increased force OF
hremen will be kept around the engine
houses for the twenty four hours begin
ming Friday night.
The Second street market no use will
close at Aoon Saturday The public
markets on King aud Madison streets
will be held on Fclday, July 3
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
Held for unper oourt.

w. F. Rothwell, who WAS arrested in
Philsdslphia on q charge of stealing a
watch from Michael Hayes Of No $40
Church street, February 10 and who YVES
brought back by Detectives McVey aud
Witsil on extrsdition papers was OF
raigned before Magistrate Daley this
morning Hs was held In $500 bail for
upper court
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
nrnra rridnnnn rnken.

Mora evidence was taken By Commits
sioner Redmond Smith In United States
Court yesterday afternoon, in the libel
suit OF the owner Of the yacht Psyche
against the oil steamer Dufield for dam
ages growing out Of collision on the
Delaware river.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
nav Oompnn,,s Omeer..

Lieutenant Harry V. Bootsa is mem
toned as the probable captain OF the
new Cavalry Company B Sergeant
Major Dunn or Company A, Is mentioned
as second lieutenant, and Lewis E llson
as first sergeant. The officers will bo
elected tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
snnna the 4th nt NYa.hlnrton Parl..

The best place to spend the Fourth
Of July Is st Washington Park on the
Delaware Take the steamer Ulrica at
King street wharf at 10. IL 80 a. 10.
3 80. 6 IS p. m. Leave Washington Park
at 3 20 q. IN % 10 and 10 D. 10.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
Dr. mouurdv 70 Arrive To-nleht.

ksv. Thomas A. McOurdy, d. D the
noN pastor Of Central Presbyterian
Church, left Peoria, ILL.,. for Wilmington
last night. de will arrive In Whining
ton about o'clock this evening and will
60 direct to the Clayton House, whore
an Informal reception will ho held. DR.
McCuIdy will bo accompanied By his
two SONS. Mrs McCurdy viii not come
TO Wilmington for some d me, possibly
not until September
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
Lumber ana Ice collide,

A team owned By the Wilmington and
Brandywino Lumber Company ran
away on Front street last evening.
At King street the runsways collided
with an ice wagon. Both wagons we're
damaged. bat the horses were not hurt.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
rhe chenpe.s work Isvsr onered.

We have a few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 70 copy.
which is about one-fourth the publica~
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedis at S2.25, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
AZ tbs EVENING JOURNAL offics.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
Admoanurad : narre.

Deputy Collector OF the Port Peter B.
Ayars yesterday admessured the new
steam barge Willie. being built by the
Enoch Moore q Sons Company for the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company. The barge Is nearly com
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
nInnIn RnIIr

At Rossndale Park on Saturday after
noon, July 4. at o'clock. The speakers
will be Bolton Hall, Of New York, Rev.
H. O. Taylor. OF Lewes, Del.s Arthur
Stephenson. Frank stephens, Herman
Hetzel and Rev. Dr.. Aines, Of Philadel-
p hia The public Is cordially invited.