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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-10
POLLING PLACES, INSPECTORS AND
ST.: CLERKS. =:

EShlA1NS fLACES, 1NSPECTORS AND
" CLERKS. ~
Carlin--Polls at School house: Inspectors.
John Hanifan Dan Hill, z. L. McKellips.
Clerks; John Hsrdmsn, Wms: Ennor.
Camp HalleckLPolls at SohooI house |;
Inspectors, J. NJ. Dorsey, D. p. Gregory,
John Marphr. Clerks, Lee Scranton, Archie
Wilson, ~
Elko+-Polls at Courthouse; inspectors w.
w. Booher, j. d Abel J.FH. Taber. ! Clerks,
Phil Triplett, NH. Miller. {
Huntipgton-Polls at A. w. Brownies
place 4, Inspectors; frank Brown, ". walther
John Trainor. Clerks, Lyman Bugbee,
Chaunccy Griswold.. 81, 4
Halleck Station-Polls st store; inspect
Ors, NJ. CHASER, H. Mccain, G. A. Swan.
Cl,rks5. VIM. Randolph, Andrew MoDer-
mott.9s9f ,I,s, ~. $50 ]
Island Mountain-Po1ls at Penfod's; In.
spectofs. z. Penrod, Eugene Park, j. L.
French Clerks w. Martin, w. Siohel. .
aLansoille ollsy-R4 School honse; In.
speotors, I'D Odell, Dallas Gilmore, J. Al.
Robertson. Clerks, Andy Berg, Al, Swift. |.
Mound valley-P6tls ut Schoolhouso; Id:
spectors, oliver Rife. Geo. Moody, Ed lCar.
ville.s Clerks, w. 8. Clayton, Jr., John Hyi.
ton. a,r -
Mo1ktnfn Gay =resfs xtR6ss.-ss ore; In.
spectors, b z. Gould, Antoine storm, w. D
Hand. Clerks, Joseph Peck, Sam MoGin.
ness.
Mardis-Polls at Keefer's store; Inspect.
ors, r. Keefer, b. Prunty, O. Bardimass.
Clerks, @. n. Irving. Henry Lidyard.
North Ruby-Polls at School house; In.
spectors. Ike qriswold, Geo. Robinson, W.
wooiverton. Clerks, A. q. Dawley, J. W.
MCDOWELL.
Railroad - Polls at School house; In
spectors, Chas. Brossemer, @. Weller, Goo.
Williamson. Clerks, f. J. Frank, Joe Phil
lips. g.
Starr valley--Polis at School house; In.
spcctors, Geo. Monks, w. W. Weatheta,
John Crosson. Clerks, Wilson Armstrong,
Joe Johnston.
South Forl--Polls at School house; In.
spsotors, Fred Drown, J. g. Mccoy, w. It.
Crane. Clerks, n. M. Griswold, Dave ogil.
via
Rnoy valley--Polls at Wines stone store
house; inspectors, A. ,. Thomas, Ras Han
kins, George w, bartholomew. Clerks, o.
Vaughn, n. Harrison.
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University Appropriation.

The University of Nevada receives
from the Government of the United
st ties. the anu, "f S21, 900 per year
because the students are drilled I'D the
duties of a soldier. Without this oil
lowance from Uncle Sam our college
could not have attained its present
standing. nor would it be able to hold
it's present position in tho line of col.
leges il it we're. withdrawn. Our State
is not rich enough to supply all the
wants of the University, although the
generous people have done all In the If
power.-Student Record. asa q 7
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p :. 6ioo Ia kssan tNo.

The readsfs u. CID ip'satSef Win b
pleased to learn that fhsrs, u Il least
one dreaded disesse that science !, Las
been ablefsto -.cufo I'd. all its sBtAReS.
and that IL Catarrh. HSil'i Cstarfh
Cure IL the only positite. cure kncwh
TO the medical n unity. s CEt6trh
being q Sohs y nil discs 81.
quirSs 10 ,sS66 tit ID 6ist q III rSii y, S;s,t.
Haips ear CSrs il ~ Ill Itt sSaiiy.
acting aiiSe sly + Dior byJ6da ND
mucous sui q eess q. q = isyst4ns, st6rS -
bydsltt 9ym 3t1i3 iSShdaEIon 6SStke
di,she Il NM no ii pS d
sttshktk = IS isosSsist
ton ma ~ s. !. t & ts hi asHi Z lie
yotJts .sqais 81 4 q & s. So q 10 mach
iaitsftfi csEl 81, tIst they
oftef DnS I3undfed DoIIsxs "a I any
case tint asf ailstD cdtEps GeId for
testimoniais.
Address. !. r. J.. Cheney 4 Co..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggiests. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the bnat.
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Proclamation.
BY THEBOARp OF
CL>lINTY COMMITS
SION rs.
GENERAL ELECTION.
TUESDAY Nov. 3 1896

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ Tuesday, the 3rd day OF November. 1876,
at the several precincts hereafter named
in the county OF Elko, State OF Nevada, u
general election will TO held for the follow
ing named State, County and Township OIL
GERS, which elestiou shall not be opened lat
er than 8 O'Clock q. m, and shall continue
open until O'Clock p. M.
STATE OFFICERS.
Three Presidential electors,
One Member of Congress,
One Lieutenant Governor, r..
One Judge of the Supreme Court
: Two REGENTS Of the State University, Zone
for the Long term und one for the Short
Term.)
COUNTY OFFICERS,
Three Assemblymcu,
One Sheriff, E=
Ono County Clerk and ex-oiricio Treas
.urer
One County Recorder and cx-ofticio Audi
tor, ~ .~"'
One District Attorney and ex-officio Su-
perlnteuent OF Public Schools,
One County Surveyor, ,AF.-
One Public Administrator, .it
Two County Commissioners, Zone for tho
Long Term aud for toe Short Term.)
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
One Justice of the Peace for each Town
ship,
One Constable for each Township,
One Road Supervisor Tor each Road Dis
trict.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-10
SALMAGUNDl.

Clean, strong. penetrating is trib.
The Election proclamation takes up
good deal Of our space today.
T. T. Brennan is taking in the po-
itical situation at the county seat
today.
Trib is economical. No waste oc-
ours in use.. It cures sprains.
DR.. O. F.. MORE. Dsn fist. Elko
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office at residence.
Asa Womack is in town looking
after his fences. He is making a
rattling fight for sheriff.
Travelling men say southern Cali
iornia is strongly for Bryan. North
eru California is safely so, with San
Francisco stand off. Bryan will
carry the state by $4,000 majority.
Dave Casper has I:ist received
ne@ lot IF samptes II. ,Spr:hg and
Summer cinth ,ig w:tiuir Ii'i - ,":.1e
~ ORDER from ,sl3 ~ ~.
4 bottle of the be It iai.nelt, Trib
suouln be in every household.
Chres Reci<hart returned from San
Francisco last night. We regret to
learn that his trip 90 the City did not
beuetit him and that he came home
much worse than when he went
away. His many friends sincerely
hope he may recover.
Willie you arc looking for change
in the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the roStof-
ice. AL goods first clsss and ut the
lowest ,'vlng prices. Tall in and ex-
anime my stock. Nv trouble 10 show
goods. l., ~. SHEswood.
The richest event of the season
happened at the Lode Office yesterday,
says the DeLanar paper, and we are
still bursting with laughter. 1t is
this. A delinquent subscriber came
In and paid up his subscription.
Please wait for day or 30 until we
recover before yUu come with yours.
A new and complete Spring and
Summer line Of gents and children's
furnishing goods, hats and
caps, boots and shoes at marvellous
y low prices. Have also added dry
goods to the above stock. The latest
style of ladies' Sumner waists at g
-,
Lincoln county 1inimsnt, Trib
eliminates iamemess brought by
bruises. NS,-s .,:g. ~, {
II the people Of Elxo county want
an honest, conscientious commits!
soner for the next, two years, they
should vote forrJobn, Hibbets, the
nominee. He u On old
veteran and viii serve; the county as
as he did his country dur.
ing the dark DAYS OF the Civil war.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-10
POLITICAL ARNOUHCE&EN TS

Announcements under this head will he
published up to tho General EleotIonSfo
80, payable invariably in advance.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
nrrr.

BAILEY. On January 1e, John Bailey.
eyed eS years, and Elizabeth, mis- wife, aged
"a years.
BIDDLE.- At Baltimore, on January 90
1896, Jennie, wife Of George l.. Blddle.
ELlIOrT.-In New York, on January 2l.
1926. James Elliott, aged 81 years, formerly of
this city.
FEENEY.-on January 10. 1926 Geo,ge W.
Feeney.
GIFFIN.-on January 10. 1896. Thomas Glf-
fin, in his 10th year.
HARLAN.-On the Goth II stant, Mary A.
Harlan, iu her SD year.
HERBERT. silver City, New Mexico.
on January IA, 1876 Harry W, son of ALnie
and the late William Herbert.
Relatives and friends of the family are in
vlted to attend the funeral on Saturday. at
Z w p, IN. rervices at the home Of his mother.
New Castle, Del.
HIrUHCOCK.-On January %, 1893. Sarah
Hitchcock, widow OF George Shortess. former
" OF Wilmington. at the residence OF her son,
No. As Trenton avenue. Camden, n. j..
LATIMERs-GnJ January %, ls9s John r.
Latimer
McCALLIsTER AT Elsmere. on the 2Oih
Instant, Mary htta, wife of John B, Mccall
MILLs.--Oa January 10, 1895. Mary f., wife
OF Robert Mills.
MnORE.-At Middleiown, Del on Janu-
erY ~, Wliltqm s. Moore. son Of Mr. and Mrs
william II Moore. aged "a Years.
PATTON. AT Camden. N. j., on January
~ leeb j. Frank Patton, son Of Alexander n.
and Mary J. Patton, aged 81 years.
SULLlNAN.-On Janusry 60 1895 William
Sdllisan. aged 90 years
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
sooIaI ana Personal Notes.

Mlss Dallett, Of West Chester. is the
guest Of her brother at the Clayton
House
Mrs Wesley zsner, OF Philadelphia, is
being entertained by friends In this city.
Judge and Mrs c. M Cullen have
returned to Georgetown
Mrs. Harry B Maxwell is the guest of
Mrs E. q Maxwell in Chester.
Miss Viola G Ewing ef near Oxford,
Pa, has been the guest Of Miss Ethel
Cooper, in this city.
Harry Whitemsn was in Eikton to-
day.
Joseph ard Elmer Pritchard, OF Town
send, are visiting In this city.
Misses Flora Buchansn and Emma
Manual viii spend tomorrow in New
ark.
Miss Elizabeth Dixon and Mrs. TIilie
Lloyd and daughter, Rsbs, will visit
Philadelphia friends to morrow.
Peter L Cooper. Jr, has returned from
Georgetown.
State Auditor Benish L. Lewis came
up to Wilmington on Delaware train No.
4O and lott for Philadelphia at 1905 this
morning.
Alexander Maxwell, of Mlddletown.
who still wants to purchase the Merritt
House, wss in the city yesterday with
his counsel, e. R Cochran, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Richardson, Of
Dover, are visiting in Philadelphia.
w. E, DSrman, .of Salisbury, Md is in
town, registered fat the Merritt House.
f. r Pssrce, of Cecilten, Md, was
visitor in the city last evening.
Merritt n Willstts. of Middletown,
was in this city to day.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
oonsul Oarpenter i Home.

Henry Carpenter. formerly assistant
superintendent OF the public schools OF
Delaware, but now Quilted States consul
at Fuerth, Germany, passed through this
city last evening In company with Rich
ard 4. KenneY Of Dover. an old personal
and political friend, who had gone to
New York TO meet him. and who will
entertain him during most OF his six
weeks stay In Americs.
Consul CArpsnter came over on the
Hamburg American liner Fuerst Bis
marck. The passage was q stormy one,
resulting in the vessel reaching her dock
N New York twelve hours behind time.
His residence abroad has not worked
any material change in Mr Carpenters
appearance and many of his old friends
greeted him on the Delaware division
train last evening. To an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter he said that bis wife
and children we're In good health when
ne left for America They are well
pleased with their Bavsrisn surroundings
and the children speak Garman az
hnently as English.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
Address wllmlngton, neI
u EGIsTER's ORDER.
RFgIsTFR's OFVIrp

New Castle County. Del Jan. q, 1925. II
Upon the application OF Annie O'Connell,
eNecutrix Of Patrick O'Connell, Ia q OF New
CAstle hundred. in said county, deceased, IL "a
ordered and diftcted by the Regl ter that the
hNccutrlN aforesaid give notice Of granting of
Letters Ieetamentnly upon the estate OF 4 he
deceased. with the date of granting thereof,
BY causing advertisements to be poeied within
forty days from the date OF such Letters 81
SIX OF the mos public places OF the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate 20 present the
same, or abide by an act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided; and also cause the
snme 10 he inserted within the same period IN
the EVENING JOURNAL. n newspaper pub
1shed In WILMINGTON, Del. and to be contin-
ued therin three weeks, 10. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- Of office Of the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington. I'm New CaHtle
l.. =. county aforesaid the day and
year above written.
- j. WILKINS COOCH, Register
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tasta-
mentary were Ia due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned, on the ninth day
Of January. A. D., 1896, and that ali per- ons
having ciaims against the estste Of the ds-
ceased must present the same. duly attested
70 the Faid kxecntrix, on or before the ninth
Gay OF January. 1897, or abide by the
Act Of Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vided. ANNIE O'CONNELL.
Execntrix.
Addrefs, 1905 Chestnut 50. wilminglo on, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
A Mirat,u IN Texas,
INVESTIGATED BY THE TEXAS
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND
VCUCHED FOR BY DIR. c.
a. STANCpiIPY
H. STANSBURY
lIf0m " 20 C-rl.Ian AdU0oale.l

tEromW NE TtraS C.vig;ian ddvocate.)
Our representative ha- made a careful in.
veatigahon of the II. Z. Spaulding case at
Longgiew, which is here published Tor tbs
first time, and which will be read with
great interest by medical men everywhere.
In reply to the Christian Adr0cdtss ques.
tions Mr.. Spanlding said. About eight years
ago while running locomotive | contracted
sciatic rheumatsm in my left side from my
hip down IL cane on slow but sure and in
few months lost control entirely of that
member, IL was just the samc as if it was
p1ralyzal, was totally unable 10 move out
of my room flr wear and n half six
moatas of which time ! was bed-ridden. 1
tried every remedy suggeatcf, and bad regu-
lar physicians III clnstant attendance on
me. / ws bundled up and sent 10 Hot
Springs where spent three months under
tho treatment or the most eminent special
ists, all 0f which did me no good, aud /
came hack from the springl IN worse
condition than when / went ] c1mc home
sad laid hat on my back and suffered
the most cxoruciating agones, screaming in
pain every time anybody walked across tho
room, the only ease | obtained being from
the constant use Of opiates. After three
months OF this kind Of agony. during
which time my entire left leg perished away
10 the very blle. nv attention was ca bed to
q new remedy call a Dr. Williams Pink
has int 2 AtN 81 iltHf Nf AAs hliAtlu WHO II
now train dispatcher at Texarkana, and
who vas relieved Of loa1m0tor ataxia of
twenty years duration. At his Urgent and
repeated solicitation / consented to give
them a trial, after taking few doses
began to improve. I continued taking the
pills and kept rieht on improving until /
was finally cured. Ny leg is Just the same
size now as the other one, and am sure
that PinN pills not only cured me but saved
my life.
The rer0rer next visited DR.. C. II. Stans-
bury. q graduate Of one Of the medical
schools of Kentucky, and man who enjoys
the confidence Of everybody in L1ngyiew.
lie said: know that Mr.. Spanlding had
q terribly severe attack of sciatic rheumatism
Of which / tried 10 cure him; used every
thing known 10 nv profession in vain, aud
haaliy recommended him to 90 20 Hot
Spsings lie came back from the snrings
worse than when he went and thought II
was only q matter Of time until his heart
wond be Affected and he would die I also
know that his cure is the direct result Of the
use If DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
"Ihat Is rather an unusual statement for a
regular physician to make, doetor.p
81 know il is, but fact is fact. and
there are hundreds Of people right here in
Lougview who know what ! say is the
cath. / also know Mr.. Allison and know
siilt he was relieved Of a genuine and severe
case Of locomotor ataxia Of twenty Year,
Standing"
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
A vI.lon "a Blue.


Every body knows Robert Reed he Is
the genius who presi6es over the
destiaiss Of ths Equitable Bui ding
elevator and les maDy passengers.
K,hert knows how to run the machine.
and the manner in which Q nanipu lates
it shows that, bad lie gone into politics,
he Won have had dead sure thing Of
H.. aad might have come the
chairman Of Itke First District
Gem nitJse Robert ia genial and oblig-
ing at sli times and the smile OF happi-
ness Which ovsrspie ieads his fsse nt the
least provccatisn is indicative that hs
hes clesv cDnsc encs, good digestion.
and prospect Of q slbssautlal raiss in
wsFes.
The company treats him kindly aud
takes pride in seeing that biz slencer but
graceful figure is properly clothed Until
this morning the uniform was OF light
gray. but to das RlseTt blossomed out in
suit OF very dark ne, ornamentsd with
silver buttons ~ith u natty cap 60 match.
Even Colonel Samuel A hascalliner pud
Captain 2 L Rec. VIII, ara althoeitias
on matters Of uniform and military
sarrisgs were dumbfounded when ,h-y
beheld this visioa in blue shooting The
shoot in the elevator
There is some .alk among the ia.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
kllled III.nsclf ON a Grnre.

HEMPsTEAD, N. Y, Jan. 2i.-William
Raynor, p years old, Of Rockville Center,
shot himself on grave in Greenfield ceme-
terry Hampstead. Rnynor was dressed
fashionably but had only cent in his
pockets. Two letters were found beside
the body, one addressed to his sweet
heart, hiss Phoebe Brewer Of Rockville
Center, and the other to his sister Miss
Annie Raynor The dead man, in tho let
ter to his sister, told her he could not find
employment and had resolved to commit
suicide
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
Mrs. e. b. FeIl EntsrtaIns

THIS teachers of public school No 25
were pleasantly entertained BIZ Mrs
Edgar B Fell, at her home, No 229
North franklin street, last evening
Mrs. Fell was until recently a teacher
at No 20 Tde guests were profuss Ia
recsllections Of the pleasant association
and In wishing MIR. and Mrs Fell many
years OF felicity. Those present were
Miss Mendinhall, Miss Mlchener. Miss
Ksne, Miss Leach, Miss Williams, Miss
MeIntlre, Miss Kestlewood aud Miss
Crozlsr
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
From Delaware Oily WAY.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Jan "a. Mrs Anna
Niekle spent yesterday in Wilmington.
> z Hines. Sr, visited WILMINGTON
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs William Morris are enter
tanning Mrs w. j Norris and daughter
Katie of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lindsey is entertaining Mrs.
Bates, Of Philadelphia.
A number Of new members were Ia
ltiated in the Jr o U a NJ last evening
and Nsssrs Pitt, OF MIddletown, W.
Parker, OF Wilmington. and Oadwalder.
of Philadelphia, were present and deliv-
cred addresses.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
At the whLte Hou,e naosn,lnn-

Among the FIRST notable guests to greet
the President and Mrs Cleveland at
their reception last night were Senator
and Mrs George Gray, Miss Gray and
Miss Emily Gray The occaeion was the
second Of the series CT four evening
receptions Of the sssson to be given at
the Executive Mansion. President and
Mrs. Cleveland wslooae1 the members Of
Congress and the Judiciary and the
several Thousand friends OF these
two branches Of offisIal society
Mrs Cleveland wore "a beautiful gown Of
blossom pink satin. The skirt was
alaboratelY spanglsd with silver. The
decollete bodice was finished with
spangled effect and psarl fringed passa
menterie and lace. She wore diamond
stsr upon her brow and diamond star aud
ornament in the coils of her hair In the
back, and diamond necklacs.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
Entertained TheIr Frl.uds.

Mr.. and Mrs Rig entertained q nun
bsr OF friends az their hone No 4l5 South
Franklin street, last night Excellent
music was furnished during the evening"
BY Messrs Edwards, Thompson, Meredl. h
and Rieby Those present were Nj aud
aud Mrs Moreland, Mr. and Mrs. joseph
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs Harrington, Mr.
and Mrs Fred CLARK, Mrs Matte Chat
tsu, Miss Mary SHydsr, Harry Morris,
Miss Nellie KssrneT. Fed Adams, George
Adams, Miss Car le Thompson, John
Bannett, Albert Herderer, Oliver Adams,
Miss Alice T. dams,
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
The Cheapest WORK rvor on,rcd

We have few copies OF beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing saw
eral hundred pictures of high artistic
merit, which will bs sold at 81 rs a copy,
which Is about one e-fourth the publloA-
tion price Also some copies Of Rand aud
NcNallys Cyolopedia at $9 20 worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24

There is good reason for the popularity
OF Cbsmberlain's Cough Remedy. Davis 4
Brzzard, Of West Monterey, Clarion Co.,
Pa, say: 1t has cured people that our
physicians could DO nothing for. We
persuaded them to try bottle OF
Chambsrlaln's Cough Remedy aud they
now recommend It With the rest OF us. .
% and 90 cent bottles for sale by z
James Belt. corner Sixth aud Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24

hss grown so rapidly that Mr.. Lisse
advised the members to cali a pastor who
coulu reside In Salem and look after the
congregation. Mr. Llsse recommended
Rev K. While. ~ Oolllnsville. Conn
who graduated st b rl;n, Germany. aud
after preaching one sermon Mr. Wulls
was ex ended unanimous call, which
was accepted.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
Ihsss Books are d snntIs..

We have few copies of beauti nj
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit. which will be sold at 81 rs q COPY
which Is about one fourth The publisa
tion price Also some copies sf RAID aud
McNAliy's Cyclcpedia at S225. worth
ious tiues the price ssksd Can be seen
at the EgErJNo JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
AT RETAIL.

After looking over this msmmotl
stock we find that it was not as bad
ly damaged as frat indicated =
thanks to the speedy response of oul
fire department, who succeedei in
saving this atocx Of goods from fur
ther damage.
This sale will continue from day
to day until this entire stock is cold,
to make room for new Spring goods.
la order to show you how goods
will be sac iieed, we name few
articles and their prices.
1000 yards Muslin, Bletcbed and I'm
bleached, nlightly damaged by water, @
and IS values 60 At 90 yard.
400 Ladies' Wrappers, former price
Zoe to 81 25 Slightly damaged by FIRE
and water, 60 at l0c.
Boys and Chlldren's Underwear,
slightly damaged BY water. go at l0o.
Oaa lot Of Flannel Wrappers, slightly
damaged, 22s.
One lot Of Mems Merlno Underwear
sold up to zoe. at 92c, slightly damaged
BY water.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Underwear
sllRhly damaged bg smoke, l0,.
Mems Snits a. 50 70. were IS 90.
Boys sulta, S9s. were So 90
And Thousands of other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Be on hand early. Don't delay.
Come at once.
Remember day and date, Satur-
day, January 20. at 0 o'clock a. m.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24

lAyii.m i~H'rssN AND NpnfHn nhN RAfh
W kOAf. lfne table Ia o1ooi sept. "a
1880.
Trains leave WllianEton. hrench etxeAg
stailon, FOR Is. n q. Junction. Moutenanla
WinteFtbur, 6uyoncouf.. HfALosue. lkasAtk
uhRdde' Ford Junction, PueJps0u. Weas
Qbs.toY. Embreegitle, Mcrtonvillc, OuAtsss.
vile ard fnterriediSto stations, daily, excsps
Sunday. at IS = 10. o5, 50 and rs b fal
For Wayneeburg junction, Springfield AMI
lpternedtate STATIONS, daily. exrept SundA /,
A. 5a q N, % and eh N. Sundays unly s8
W = a.. 1 81 and Is . n.
k-'r Joanna. Birdennro. ttesdluz and lnts.
nediAte eisiions. daily, extepg Nurdav. "a
~ 10 ard 81 , N SUNDAY only ~ - IA
snt sspm.
A. @. McCAuShANn. sursrin tSndeirx
60WNESS BRIGGS. 6eps Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
MIR. and Mrs. Moore Honorsa.

Several days ego Alfred Blddle Moore,
of this CITY, and Miss Norwood Of
Buffalo. N r., were married at the Nor
wood home In Buffalo, and this week they
came to Wilmington and took up their
residences at the Gables. Last evening
their fellow boarders aud a few outside
friends gave them en- informal reception
A handsome hrorz, and onyx banquet
lamp was one Of the gifts presented.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
rnstmnaters Annninlnd.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 24.-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointcd
New York-Ltshaskill, James Harring-
ton; Ctisco Valley, James Murphy; Sol
way p. r. Davidson; Sylvan Beach, o.
c. Clifford
Pennsykalia-Re Reisar, Lands Reeder.
Evening journal., 1896-01-24

hAbitanis of the building OF calling a
mass meeting for the purpose of tx
pressing, in engrossed resolutions. their
appreciation OF the companys efforts TO
make Il pleasant for the by who shuttles
the iron cage up and down the shaft
Evening journal., 1896-01-24
Tic Queen Than,,s An,erioons.

LONDON, Jan. as-Thc health of the
queen and Princess Beatrice is affected by
the news Of the death of Prince Henry At
a meeting Of Americans q message of sym
pathy was sent to Queen Victoria. Tho
queen returned her thanks for the kindly
interest