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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-11
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CLOVER Hay ron SALE.

First-class quality, unbaled; deliver
ed anywhere in the city, at So cents.
You haul it, rs cents.
JAMES MOORE.
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W. +. Jones will sell Reynolds, Doug
las, Bannister's and Sallelewn's mems
fine shoes Saturday night from to Q
o'clock at just half price.
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south. 1t has new the best faculty it has
ever had. The advantages offered in Liter.
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passed. Two directors of Music, one from
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Address,
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Dughi's Any cheaper by getting more
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Our Spring Stock

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through aud we'll insist b7sng The
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II sthe Price, thatCuts The Ice
Tn People Vans Bargains We Supply Them

We sell for cash On small margins and DO business Ih
commanding the popular approval Of the public
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
For good Blacs Dress Goods go to
WIhhfAMs & FULLER.
Confirmation.

Right Rev. Bishop Aorstnan D. D.
of Cleveland administered the sacra-
ment of Confirmation In ST. Rose Of
Lima church on the 10th inst. He
confirmed about seventy persons. The
sponsors were Messrs Timothy Hayes
and George Spoerl aud Mrs. George
Munger aud Miss Mary O'Leary.
The visiting priests were Revs. A.
Kohmescher OF Freyburg; Primeau, of
the West indies; Schnitzler, Prud
homme, Mccarthy, Nongaret, Eilert OF
Toledo; Mertes Of Maumee, Schreiner
OF Bowling Green; Kleekamp of Six
Mile Woods and Vollmeyer OF Custer.
The impressive and beautiful ceremo-
nies were Witnessed by large congre-
cation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
A Toledo Wedding.

MIR. George Huenefield OF Cincinnati,
and Miss Lottie M. Scott OF Toledo were
united in marriage on November 80,
1895 at the home OF the BRIDES mother
924 Peck street, by Rev. III. Bethards.
The happy couple will make their
home in Toledo for the present.
Miss Scott was formerly Perrys.
burg lady and has many friends here
who wish her much happiness and JOY
in her welded life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19

One of those elegant ottle of Gar
ina Violettes, at Chain Ruey's would
make a very suitable X MP sprssent.
For Silk MSffievE and Handker-
chiefs go to w1AJAMs & FULLER.
Choice brands of oAters for the
holiday trade at Chris Hdfman's.
Potato dumplings are toothsome
German dish whose evolution was sue
cessfully demonstrated at the New York
Food Exhibit. The rule as given was:
One quart boiled potatoes put through
ricer or grated, two heaplng table,
spoonfulls flour, yolks of two eggs and
well-beaten whites OF two. Mix thor
oughly together and roll in symmetrical
balls. Drop carefully in boiling salted
water, taking care not to crowd them.
and boil covered from 10 to Is minutes.
IF they boil too long" was the word of
caution, ''or do not get the right amount
OF -four in, they will separate" The
demonstration OF these dumplings was
perfect success; as they emerged from
the hot bath tender, white and light as
the proverbial feather"
For Handkercnieis 10 to-
WILLIAMSA& FULLER.
Examine ChApApney's line of
Watches, Chains, Rings, Cuff Buttons,
before you purchase ybG X mas gifts.
Choice \ Confectionery and fine
cigars especi fly Tor the holiday trade
at G. A. Ho9pan's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19

-AlfJ. WAzler, theeut price Under
taker can savel you (g6m So to s25 on all
funeral work. tyNdlt FREQ to my pat
rons. Lady assistant
Don't fail to buy your wife pair
OF AMERICAN GIRL Shoes for an Xpdas
present. Sold only by
ART EINISSEINER'
"There she lay" says the sensational
writer "there, on the floor breathing
her life out in short pants" She must
have been lady bicyclist in up-to-date
costume.
An elegant line of new neckYear
for Xmas presents in tecks, bows and
club house shapes only aSc at
ART FINKBBfNER's.
The Wood Co. Farmers Institute
will meet in seventeenth annual session
at the court house in Bowling Green on
Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 13 and
IA, 1897. A very interesting program
has been arranged for this meeting and
it is desired that all people should
remember that this institute ia not tor
Bowling Green people alone, but for
the entire county.
For Holiday Presents every
description go to Amon's HardNare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maddg delight;
fully entertained party of friends on
Thursday night last. One of the feat
ures OF the evening was the guessin G
contest in which Mrs. H. j. Gaertner
won first prize, and Ira Hoover ambled
off with the BOBBY prize. Elegant
refreshments were served and most
delightful evenings entertainment
enjoyed
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair.
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZUR-
FLUH. 313 Monroe street. Toledo.
"A Christmas present for every
body. I will make first-S|ass cabinet
| photos for s1.OO per dSzep!or the next
80 days. P.PuHL.
! 3S Maunlee, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
Prices are always rlAb.rr
AMoSsNSDwARE.
Mnrahnl Band.

A number Of Perrysburg gentlemen
have concluded to organize marshal
band for the purpose Of being prepared
to furnish marshal music whenever
occasion requires. There are q num-
Der of men in town who are very handy
with the drum sticks and with little
practice will be able to furnish some
very good music. A little encourage
ment will be beneficial to the boys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
VIM. BARTON.

During the Holidays abound OF
candy will be given with.6very dollars
worth of goods puH chased at
Ar F1NKBEINER's
One of those beautifuA qdt glass
perfume bottles would be acceA Atable to
anyone. A. R. CHAMANEY.
-Chas. Lourie OF Monroe, is the guest
OF DIR. Rheinfrank and family.
Buy your ChriktYtas refreshments
at c. A. Hoffman's Were you can find
choice line Of fine elected stock from
which to make SELECTION.
The jolly Five dancing club will
give social hop at the town hall, on
Christmas eve., Dec. "a. A pleasant
time is guaranteed.
The Dinglebenders were pleasantly
entertained by David Walter and wife
on Wednesday night of this week. An
oyster supper was served and MIR. and
Mrs. Walter sustained their reputation
for being excellent entertainers. Uncle
Mort Mann had his good behavior with
him on this occasion and did not need
so much watching as upon the occasion
of the visit to Charlie Whitcomb's at
Toledo few evenings since which was
another of the many pleasant events in
the clubs experience.
Have you tried our "Alnotita" or
~ Roses? They are very pleasing
odors. A. r. CHAN N1ANEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
CHRT@ ETNKRmT NHR

CHRIS EsTHIKREIr rTER
THE LEADING FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKEN
BOWLING GREEN, OHIO.
Hall in
before All delivered
UNDERWRITING O.
All
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
MARRIED.

WEAVER -NEIDERHoUSE-At the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs. j.
Witzler, on the evening OF Dec. 10,
1895, by Rev. d. Fl. Bailey. Jermaine
q. Weaver and Eugenia e. Nelder-
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver commenced
housekeeping at once in their new
home in East Toledo.
A large numoer of Perrysburg friends
extend congratulations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19

Letter remaining uncalled for ir
the Perrysburg postoffice Dec. 10. 1896
Mrs. n. Hutton.
JOHN CRANKER, P. M.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
FOR THE LADIES.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.

Nobby New Neckwear.
Stylish Stiff Hats.
New Alpine and Pasha Hats.
Fine Kid Gloves.
Warm Plush Caps.
The best Of Shoes.
White and Colored Silk Hand
kerchiefs.
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
-No.iceSsabDney's beautiful per-

.s -Ns,o..liss'%fDney', beautiful per-
fome a'0m'HsSH
The fairy handkerchief cannot but
please the children on Xmas morning.
You will find them in all patterns at &c
each at ART FINI1BEINER's.
For Holiday gifts see AL. Witzler's
assorted line of mo bern Styles in rock
ers, stands, desks, Ste:, ETC., cheap.
Josephine Fletcher desires to be
cut loose from her hubby Franklin
Fletcher, whom she charges with neg
lect, and the court will decide the case.
For reliable SHOES asto
Williams & FULLER.
"A Washington paper tells of one
John who was accused of some offense
against the laws, tried and found guilty.
Some of his relatives attended the trial,
but his mother remained at home. On
their return, she asked: "What did
they do with John?" "He was SEN
fenced to State S prison for five years" "
was the snswer. "Dear mel" calculated
the old lady; ''why, how foolish that
was-he won't be contended there for
half that lime"
Ladies Fasclnators 25c, s5c, .5se and
75c each for Xmas presS Snts at
ART FRSEk6ENER's.
-Callat parle's restaurant for fine
candies, pohiectlonery, nuts, etc. SO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19

Watches, clocks, chaiAsJ charms,
embiems, rings, ETC.. which make ele-
CANT holiday presents, are y9ry cheap
at j. u AMON'S.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19

Ladies and Gents Gold Watches at
cut prices to close out at Rupps Fur.
niture Store, Wateryille, o. 40a+
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
ART F!NKBI!yER'S 5

-wt'aler's f9ytornizfs bargains.
-ordeys TAKEN for ice cream for
parties, ets, ,<at Earle's restaurant. !, 80
For the best in CollaiA CuRg and
Shirts go to WILLIAMS &EDELER.
Mrs. G. A. Hoffman, visited at Sto-
ny Ridge, with her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Armbruster, who is very sick.
Dress making and plain sewing at
my rooms on South Locust street.
IDA G. TAYLOR.
Annie Norville was granted u per-
petual leave of absence from her hubby,
Sherman Norville, who had deserted
her.
For Mems ClothingWo to
WILLIAMs&o oLLER.
The building in Pemberville, owned
by Mrs. j. Furry and occupied by Bert
Hughes for a saloon and residence was
destroyed by fire. Loss on building
$500; on contents $1,000, with ample
insurance.
For Table Linen Napkins or towels
try WILLIAMS & ENLLER.
Farmers in many localities are COM
planning of thieving, claiming that their
potatoes and wheat are being taken at
night. A good, we'll fed watch dog is a
very handy article to have about the
premises on such occasions.
For bargain in reliable AClothb6g
60 TO WILLIAMS & FALLR.
-Hadassah L. McDougal Of North
Baltimore claims that Silas McDougal
whose lawful welded wife she is, has
been very naughty and neglectful of his
duties, hence she desires the Court to
give her freedom papers.
ALI kinds OF work warranted and
more than twenty-five per cent saved at
Winfield g. Bakers Dental Office. 9Th
Remember tbf fofrer of best cabine,
photos only $l.VYper donen.
3S II. M. Publ, Maumee.
Cue johnson, tbs Jeweler, will be
found at Champney's drug store every
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
Watches, clocks and iewelry repaired
in tirst.class rnarNHr. 44tf96
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19

Bibles, Albums, Books. Booklets,
Writing Desks, Toys, Dolls, Blocks,
Games, at Rupp's drug store, Water
vile, o. 4Oa*
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-12-19
The CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
E. DAYTON RY.

With solid trains, magnificent sleeping ani
parlor car service, quick schedules from al
Northern points, ard clcse Cincinnati coz
lcctionswiththefastli TO Florida, realize
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Amy Of the Company's agents win, OIL
all or written application, be pleased TO
Jiveinformation as to rates, etc, supply you
With full line OF printed matter, andren1 r
'llservices necessary to unsatisfactory trip q
GEO. w. HAYLER, D. p. A., Indiana polls;
IS. LEAHY, G. I. P. A., Chicago; w. Fl.
WnrrIEsEY, q. p. A., Dayton; J. c.
WINANs, d. T. A., Piqua; JSo BAsrADLE,
D. ?. A., Toledo; d. b. TRACEY, N. p. A., De-
sroit; Dig. EDWARDS. q. P. A., Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
GOT HIS BICYCLE BACK.

The PhiIadeiphia Police Arrest CHARLES
Murray. Colored. aud Discover He
IL the Thief of william J. oibbon's
wheel.
On February 8, William ]. Gibbons.
foreman for the Joseph Bancroft aud
Sans Company, Rockford. and residing At
No. 2v20 Gllpin avenue left his bicycle
standing In front OF his house. When
he came out to get It he found that some
one had anticipated him. he reported
the fact to Chief Dolan, who. In accord
aneo with his usual plan, noti6sd the
policR authorities Of other cities.
Yesterday the Philadslphis police
arrested colorsd man named CHARLES
Murray, in that city. The man was
riding along the streets about o'clock In
the morning, aud the officers thought It
Was suspicious that be shsuld be cut 80
esrly. The machine proved to be the one
stolen from Mr. Gibbons. and last even.
ing WAS identified by him Murray will
DO brought here when papers have been
secured Elnoe stealing tbs wheel he has
used it all over the couutry nsar
Philadslphia and 1t shows several hrsAks
rs the result OF rough usage.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
AMONG THE UNIFORMED KNIGHTS.

wiIminEton Lodge Celebrates the Thirty
second AnnivsrsaFy of the Foundation
OF the PythiAn order-BApquet and
Musicale.
Wilmington Lodge. No. 1, Of tbs
Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythias, had a
fine banquet aud reception In the X Of
p Hall last night In honor OF the 321
anniversary Of that order. At the select
entertainment provided for the orders
guests. beginning at o'clock, Captain
William 0Oonnor presided. Several
vocalists from the leading church cholrs
we're In attendance aud sang solos. duets
and ehorusss, which we're enthusiastically
received.
Other performers Of the evening were
Councill Brothers. mandolin and banjo /;
Sir Knight Daniel Ross, recitation !;
Master Alfred O'Oonnor, recitation aud
song; Master Scott, organ voluntary; NJ.
NJ. Taylor. solo.
At the banquet. Captain Thomas Null
lin, Jr., presided and made the address
of welcome. There we're 100 guests
seated around the tables. The banquet
began at O. 30 and was under the entire
charge Of the X. Of. P. committee.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
MUSE PAY TIE COSTS
zachariah Dennis Must Raise $500 In One
Week or Go to jail on an Attach m ent.

zachariah Dennis Must Raise $500 In One
Week or GO to jail on an Attach unent.
This mornings session Of the Superior
Court onlv lasted q few minutes. The
case OF Charles Yetter Va. the Whining
ton City Railway Company, arising from
q car colliding with the plaintiffs 8 wagon
at Delaware avenue and Jackson street,
was reported as settled by William II.
Kurtz aud Willard Saulabury, jr..
aud marked discontinued.
On application OF Harry Emmone,
representing tho complainant In the
divorce suit of Mary vs. zlcariah Dennis.
an order was issued commanding
ZAchRriAh to pay $500 costs within
week. II he falls TO do 80 an attachment
will isHuI aud he will be sent to jail.
His wife was not allowed any alImony.
This evening the care OF the North
American Smelling Company vs. Morrow
4 Colbourn. Of Seaforc, will be argued.
Charles w. Cullen and William II B1ycs
will appear for Sheriff Truxton,
OF Sussex county. who WAS gar
nisheed after the sale OF the
Seaford firms goods. Peter L. Cooper,
Jr.. A. + Polk, f. d Hearne and An
drew j. Lynch will represent the North
American Smelling Company. II Is a
fght by personal creditors for money
remaining In the hands Of the eberiff
after paying of the firms indebted
mesa.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
IT FILLED 7HE BILL.

A Threatened Fire on Buttonwsod Street
Prevented By the Use OF the Washy
Telephone-Boxes Out of Order
Shortly after II o'clock last night ere
WAS discovered Issuing from the house.
No. S03i Buttonwood street, occupied by
John Harris. An alarm was sent In from
box 21. at Seventh and Railroad avenue
by Edward Ewing. The box failed to
work and only two strOkeE were made
on the City Hall bell. The telephone
connected with the Washington Chemi
cal Company was then put In service, and
that company responded The blaze was
found to be In one OF HAIRLESS beds and
was quickly extinguished with little or
ne damage done.
All the boxes beyond the Eleventh
street bridge were found to be out Of
order, owing to trouble on the cable
crossing the bridge, due to the storm.
Superintendent Aydon and Lineman Hy.
land located and remedied the trouble
about midnight. The WRshy's telephone
came In handy.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
Hnd a Grcnt scheme.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-An old man,
giving the nnmo Of T. +. Nelson, was TAX
en- into custody by the sorgoant-nt arms OF
the senate. At the time Of his apprehen-
sion he was in tho senate reception room
talking with all who would listen to him
in a way TO convince ali that he was mon
tally unbalanced. He said he wanted to
obtain legislation which would authorize
him TO build bridge from New York TO
Chicago, over which 10 trains could be
run. This done, no proposed himself to
build the Nicaragua canal and settle the
financial question.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
Forty Live. Lost In a FIrs.

LISBON, Feb. 20.-The hall in Santarem
in which tho Artists club was giving a
masked ball took fire, and the flames
spread with great rapidity. The exits were
soon iammed with terrified people, and,
despairlng Of escaping any other way,
men, women and children jumped from
windows, and many wero thus seriously
injured. Many friends OF tho reyelors, who
rushed into the burning building lator 10
aid in the work Of rescue, wero caught by
the flames before they could make their
way out again. Forty bodies have been
taken from the ruins.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

john Jacoby, John B. Doueherty and
Thomas J. Holland are the incorporatore OF
the Delaware Mining Company, chartered by
Judge Grub yesterday afternoon.
New and smaller numbers have been pro
vided for the conductors and motormen OF the
Wilmington City Railway Company.
Thomas r. O'Donnell. car dispatcher at
Eighth and Market streets, who has been III
for two or three weeks. Is on duty again.
"A fine portrait Of Joseph Pyle is on 5x-
hibition in a Market street store window. IL
was recently made for ST. Pauls NJ. E. sun
day school.
On Saturday evening the Wawaset Gun
Club will celebrate the eleventh anniversary
OF It's establishment, after an all-day shoot on
the club grounds beyond Eleventh street
bridge.
Leslie Pearce and Jack DAILY have sgreed
TO meet in this city next month for an ex-
hlbition fight.
AT the Seidel and Hastings Company
Yesterday plate was rolled. 100 inches long.
65 inches wide aud half an inch thick, weigh
ing !, 800 pounds
"A contract has been signed by the Pussy
aud Jones Company to build ftrry-boet for
1he jamestown snd Newport Ferry Company
OF Jamesfown. r. |. The hull contrscI has
been sub-letto the Jackson and sharp Com
Ipany.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
Mr.. Lords Advancement.

Charles K Lord. third president
Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company, and one of this most popular
officials OF that great system, has been
appointed to succeed Charles f. Mayer IS
the executive head Of the Consolidation
Coal Company. For several years. Mr..
L I'd has been Identified With coal mining
interests friendly to the Baltimore and
Ohio Company. 1t Is thus considered Of
special advantage to both corporations
interested In the choice.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
CLUBS FLORAL OFFERING.

Xsuug Meas Deuasefstie Club Pays It's
Last TrIbate to Lambert V. NIoholson.
At the mseting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club last evening John r,
Callahan, George ]. Finek and Ernest Il.
Haines were appointed to draft resolu
tlons relative to the death Of Lambert V.
Nicholson, who Was a member Of the
club. They will be reported ~ the next
meeting. The h,ral Offering Of the club
was pillow Of roses
Mr. Nicholaon's remains we're taken to
Welsh Track ChurehyArd, near Iron
Hill. this morning and inferred. Short
services we're held At the home Of hiH
sister, Mrs. w. d. Harbert. No. Oil
West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
Decided in Favsr Of shaw.

Judge Wales yesterday afternoon
handed down q decision In the case Of
Mark Shaw W. f. Blumenthal & 90 In
which the verdict Of the Jury awarding
Shaw 81. 900 damages is sustained. Shaw
was an apprentice Of +. Blumsnthal &
90, and was discharged. He claimed
thst the company prevented him from
securing employment and seriously
damaged him. The case WAS tried about
two years ago and the jury gave Shaw
$1,000. A writ Of error was taken to the
decision of the jury, but the United
States Circuit Court Of Errors and
Appeals discharged this on the ground
that 1t was taken too late. The defsn-
dant company then applied TO Judge
Wales for anew judgment on the ground
that the motion for q now trial had never
been decided. Now thAtj the court has
decided the company will take out
another writ of error
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
Larrest BaIanee In Ysar..

WEST CHESTER, Feb 20.-Ths county
auditors completed yesterday the audit
ing OF the business OF the county during
1895. aud found a larger balance than
has been known IN many years, $58, .
229 so Last February the balance was
less than $2l. 600. and In 1898 the county
owed the treasurer nearly $500 The
court expenses during the past year we're
$36 922 80; expenses of commissioner 8
once, g. 24i 80; directors Of the poor,
$50. 226 80. There was $500 Of the county
debt paid of during the year.
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
Bi.hop Eos. to q, Ear Aunr.

Bishop .Foss, Of PhilAdsIphla, is out
lining an extended foreign trip this year
in connection with ths plans OF the
Episcopal visitAtions for the Spring con
fsrenees. His hrst assignment is at
Toxic, in Attend4ncs at the Japan Con
ference. on July Is From there be will
go to SEOUL, to the Corean Mission on
August 10, the Nsrth China Conferences
at Pekin. September %; the Central
China Conference at Nankln Ojtohsr
81, aud the Foo Chow Conference at Foo
Chow on November 16 The conferences
In the United States that he VIII visit
are Newark. on March 25, and Spring
field, Mass, April 8
Evening journal., 1896-02-20
ThIa MnrnInn,a FIrn.

About 10 o'clock this morning Ere was
discovered In the house OF William o.
Downward, an emploYe OF the Jackson
and Sharp Company. The PL9aix,
Washington, Friendship and Delaware
companies were there and soon had the
blaze out Isldors Singer did efficient
work In removing property to place of
safety The ire WAS In an upstairs bsd.
room and considerable clothing was
destroyed. The loss will be about $3.50
The Pheaix had q stream on as did the
WnsbV