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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

The bill to protect possum is likely
to receive more attention from the
Georgia legislature then any measure
looking to honest elections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

The United States should lose no time
in annexing Hawaii 1t might come
into the Union either as a territory or
a county of California
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

We are still buying a large amount
of foreign goods that might just as
we'll be produced at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

Spain seems to have surplus of
wars already, without undertaking to
stir up hostilities with Mexico and
Uncle Sam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

The Cuban, war is proving a great
promoter of the growing of fine to-
bacco in Mexico and Florida.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
The drummers are drumming.

In the. art of lying the Spaniards
lead the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
CASToRIA
For Infants and Children.
''3:;'.& l4zzZx g! g

Tampa Bay Hotel. Florida, the most
tropical resort in the world. Tampa
Bay Hotel. Casino. Opera House.
Swimming Pool. Bowling Alleys. all
open December 3rd, 1896.
Address
B. w. WRENN.
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Plant System.
IL West 2srd Street. NV York.
nov19d1ms I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
Is Your
Throat Weak :?

Your throatis weak. Any
unusual exposure or quick
change in temperature
causes roughness and IN
easiness. Sometimes you
have a feeling Of tightness
as if some foreign body
were there. You can treat
it with troches and washes,
but you don't reach the seat
Of the trouble. Throat
weakness is a symptom of
more general disturbance.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
liver Oil does cure weak
threats by nourishing and
strengthening the system.
Book about It sent free.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
4 IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
3alls utiff 5aaraal,
n -
1GRsss:sez ZOO pGR YEAR.

No notes whatsvsr WIN b taken Of un-
signed communications.
THE JOURNAL CANNOT Bn HELD
RD0pONeIBIAE for the preservation or
return Of rejected communications.
Address an Communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURIEIGH q FLYNT. Publishers. Au-
gueta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

The Brewer man who mixed a seid-
litz powder in his stomach thought he
was going to burst, but has recovered
sufficiently to warn others against the
practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

The snow pillow is on deck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

If all the farmers of Maine would
clean up the roadsides on their acres
it would be a great step forward in the
good roads movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

Life passes quietly at Manset. as a
rule. but the little community was
shaken to it's very foundation the other
evening. when some young men Of the
place, in honor of McKinley's election,
buried key of powder and touched it
off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

womans club in Bucksport has
in other places. Each week certain of
the members are delegated to visit the
schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

NSualis INC duStiIt-Tllnutu man is
his own worst enemy. but the Sebec
farmer. who missed two lambs and
hunted the pastures of the neighbor-
hood for several days only to find
them where he had fastened them be-
hind his barn, seems to have been the
Sleeps worst enemy. However. he had
the grace to wish that they were able
to kick him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

Bucksport is already planning for an
old fashioned Fourth of July celebra-
ton in 1897. 1t is safe to say that the
creased pig. the creased pole crowned
with ten dollar note for the success
full climber and the tub race will all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23

The time was in Maine when it was
thought that only man could teach
the district school in the winter time
Now all this is changed. The old-time
master" is becoming more and more
of rara avis. In the big town OF
Paris. for instance. only three Of the
23 teachers are men.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
SINGLE TAX COMEITrgKgN.

County Exscutivs Dom mittee ReDressnta-
tive aud Handred uommitt-e Chosen
at the Meeting LAST Might In New o@s-
tls's oity Hall.
A meeting OF the Single Takers Of New
CASTLE hundred Was held In the Town
Hall last ever ing for tho purpose OF
forming permanent organization About
eighty persons we're present The meot-
Ing was called TO order by Joseph C<r'ia ,
as temporary chairman, and he .wse
than ell sctsd chairman and II Sudell,
secretary OF the meeting.
The meeting then 9ent irto election OF
county oonmitteemen, and Josspb Car
lin Was unanimously named for the
pace.
The chair named the following com
mittees to select hundred committee-
men from each district and one commit
msn at large:
Eastern Distriet-iohn Ddncan, Frank
R,lney, Thomas Dorris.
Soutbsro pistriot-Jerry DJnavAD, John
Walls, Mr. McGuiIe
Northern PHILIP Sheridan, Charles
Lancaster. Joseph Farley.
Weatern-E Montgomery, H
Madden, ]. V Phillips
These committees selected the follow
Ing az committeeman and their choic'
Was ratiHei by nesting.
East George Williams, Sr
North Charles e Lancaster, Sr.
South--Jemes Gail IN.
Wsst--J lhn McCaukhan.
At lAige--J E. Phillips.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
YOUNG MAN FOUND DEAD.
HE WAS JOHN s. BOYD, BROTHER
OF THE MAYOR.

Retired Lsst Night Apparently In Goud
aonlth aud was Dead at 9 O'Clock This
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Delaware College
and in Phar macy.
News hsw through town this morning
that excited the entire community 1t
Was that John Sullivan Boyd, an accom-
plished young pharmsclsb IN the employ
Of Charles E Ferris & Sop, and brother
OF Mayor e @ Boyd, had been found
defd d In bed.
The young man who was possessed o. n
foe physique, only lRet night about II
clock, la Conversion with * Mayor
Black and Superintendent II Z Borie,
boRsted that he was feeling remarkably
we'll aftsr the heated spell OF weather,
and when he retired about midnight was
not feeliog st al IN. He had, It Is said
bee II a sufferer with heart trouble
Mr. Boyd's mother went TO his door at
z 40 to call him this morning but could
noe a rouse tho young man. Msyor Boyd
was summoned and when he glanced at
tho rigid form and features OF bis
brother, krew that not moment WAS to
ba lest.
Dlspatchug messenger to the nearest
phy siciap, the mayor then burriedly
i AhIto
! Bacor, John M Wilson and John Ham
mers-and tho -four hpstened into the
room At Mayor Boyd's suggestion they
began TO rub the cold form vigorously
and apply various remedleg, but DR.. w
d. Kuntz arrived ia the meantime and
msde the horrlfying announcement that
the young man had been dead nsatly two
hours.
John =. Boy d was a fns-looklnf, we'll
built and accomplished young man OF
not quite 80 years. His father was
an eminent physician Of the border
county Of Pennsy ylvania, aud deceased
was the second sor, q few years thu
junior OF Mayor Boyd After q thorough
public school education the yonng mau
was sent to Professor Meyers SEMINARY,
where be was prepared for Delaware 0ol
legs. Il went through Delaware o.
legs with high honors and graduated
with the degree OF A. Is TheLcs b.
went to Philadelphia for q phsrmaoeuti
cal couree.
Always genial and bright In bis dutic
sbout the New Castle pharmacy where h
has lately bssn employed, the young mai
made hosts OF friends. and there is gen
sral depression in town to-day over t.
distressing affair.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
PopuIar slIrer Is.ue In Noroeater

PocoMoKE CITY, ND. July 1.-THE
free silver delusiou Is .aSing hold OF the
people Of Worchester county. especially
in Pocomoke City. This IL a farming
community, and the continued Low prices
received for all kinds Of farm produces In
clines the farmer to welcome any theory
which gives promise OF higher prices aud
better times The leading Democratic
politicians Of the country are making
very good use OF the free silver promises
to win back to the party many OF those
Who boltsd the State ticket last fall, aud
IL Is evident the politicians are meeting
9lth co lsiderAbls success along these
lines II we are to have an educational
campaign against the glitterlng dslu
sions OF fcse silver II Is very evident that
the campaign cannot begin any too soon
In Worcester county
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
SEVERE STORM IN KENT COUNTY
Protractsd wet Spell Ioterfering Wit
wheat ThrAshing aud Seriously AnscI
Ing Peaches.


Protracted wet Spell IntefferinR with
wheat ThrAshing aud Seriously Ansot-
Ing Peaches.
LHEsrRRTowE, Md, July II "A series
Of severe thunder storms, accompanied
by a tremendous downpour OF rain,
passed over Kent county last night
The streets of Chestertown we're rem
dered impossible to pedestrians except
by wadiuR, and several cellars In the
businsss section OF town were flooded
Fir nearly two hours the lightning
Il .Anss we're almost constant A large
barn, belonging to Richard r. Turner,
Jr, near Bsttertop, WAS struck, Gnd.
with It's conten's OF many tons OF ba-, f,
destroyed. The straw rack OF Mr.. Ben
nett, near Kennedyville. was struck and
burnsd. A number OF shocks Of wheat
throughout the county we're also burned
I'm nediately after the 6rst gust large
FIRE broke ont across Chester river In the
vicinity Of Queenstown, which was evi
IDENTIFY buhding
The protrscted wet spell s seriously
interfering with wheat thrcshlng and
farmers are fearful lest the unthreshed
crops which are nov In the fields will be
seriously damaged by eprouting IN the
shock. Then, too, peaches are being
seriously affected and growers Are com
pleining
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
A Dog bite ana . Thump.

Jewish Uomin Up akiug broken
lsDgusgs that was snTthiug bat conclse,
and accompanied BY boy ~ho had been
helping her sell apaek Of paper aud
envelopes. reported > tale Of woe 40 the
mayors cfics She disp aged bruised
arn and the boy showed lacersted leg
Both we're sobbiug aud told that = vicious
dog from a farmhouse just north OF
town bad bitten the boz, ard. upon
demonstrating with the do 8 owner, the
latter had thumpsd the voman's arm
B Ith were cared for BY Sam Uree-bau N
and we're sent 10 their home In VIII
mfngtou
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
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ohiId.
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one Of the Oldest and most reliable paper
pattern houses In New York, which
snRbles ug TO offer to our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns Of the
very latest aud newest designs.
These patteros are retRied In stores at
from 90 to 40 cents. We have made
arrangements whereby we can offer
them at the extremely low price Of 10
cents.
paper pattern OF any size. Of this
illustration, may be obtained by sending
your name and address. number and
size OF pattern desired, together with 10
cents for each pattern, to the EVENING
JOURNAL, Wilmington. Del
Please Observe the EoIiawIng Measure
ments'
For WRlsts--Messure around fullest
part Of bust, close under arm; raise
slightly In the back, draw moderately
tight.
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over the belt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern, showing how thesgarment is To
Do made
When ordering pattsrpg for children
please slso state age Of child.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
HastinRs Did Not Speak.
Congressman Willis was sanding nea
Nsw BOARD ror pelmarvIa.

At = meeting Of tho stockholders ol
the DelmarviA Telephone Company th'
old board OF directors was removed and
the following we'll known Wilmington
men elected to succeed them; Henry
Baird, John Barron, Il Q Conrad,
Thomas McCorkls, George ] Speer Cal
vim Swayns and Charles NJ Trump
Frederick Hubbell. Of PhilsdelDhia
president OF the Home Telephone Com
psny, aud a mau Interested In the long
distance telephone, aud William j At
kinson, OF B .ltlmore. general manager Of
the Home Telephone OoDpsnv, will bs
added To tbs board as soon Ra tnry arrive
la Wilmington. Nc Hccurkle ws'
elected president and Henry BaiId secre.
tary su0 treasurer
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
New sonooi TssossSs coniBr.

II urderstood that. throuxh r>p
rsrentaiive Il tbs Nsv Castle Board %
Educsflon who vieiied them IA p.rson AZ
their Ts-p4e'ige homer, ~ ftrss % ths
newly. .elsolfd fc1ooi fesesers have 20
oepted the bjArd's tender aud MIL e0ms
20 New Castle about the MIDDLE of next
month to thoroughly iaui'isr;zs them
elves With their WoIk Tue BsN
'ischool mAims' are-Aiss q ara n Ksst.
Mechanlcsborg. Ps lasslstsLt piioei
PAL; Mise K ste shvileDb@rgss. Mid1is
fown, Pa Miss AuDa NJ Rsbsr. Middle
Rnrlree. Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
urhrLn.e HI. usaa.

The Addicks men Who attended the
regular Rspubiioan State Convention at
0sorss yesterday we're disappoin'- ID
I'D sore over the failure OF ihsir Efforts
% break the snti A1dlrks slate Wher
TIE peolsl train reached Wilmington last
evening sx-nsyor Egen G ShCrti d 90
rsgiilzr K publicsn. end Sta'e Senator
R0b,rt Hauby, Addiskulte. STEPPED OF
c'oss together Handy overheard De
shortlidee 10 40 a rewark relative "a
him Taking II a. a personal insult, h'
nhirlsd and slapped the doctor In th'
c, The assault wes wholly unexpected
nutlsl f'isUss prevented continusne'
of the tfcu ile
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
POLICEMAN soueAr peArA.
Eodsd His Vacation BY Cutting ais Throat
with a Pocket Knif-.


with a Pocket-Knif-.
WEST CHESTER, July 17-Richard
KsltY, one Of tho oldest members Of the
Norris own polics force, end two
Wseks' vocation here last night b. cut
ting bis throat twice with picket knife
BE is IA the hospitAl and ~lll rae1vsr
Wnen tsk-n there bs denied his identity
h -lty left home two woeks, sgo with
pleaty Of mours, 20 spend two weeks at
Atisntic City, aud yesterday he arrived
Ia this pl.cs ~ith one cent ia his pocket
aud bis vest snd gold watch mi sslng he
wondered about TIE streets for several
hours and then rent 70 q woo3s In the
oge of he Own and slashsd bis throat
t~ice -itb his kn TO-
His groaus attracted attention and an
an huispcs took HIN to the hospital. HI:
throat was cnt from ear TO ear, hnt tns
essn ~as not deep enough 70 resc aus
vital part He was detpoi deLt oser hil
condition sftsr losing bis money, bnt do
ellnfs 10 Explain " here II went The po
lic e here link be was robbed.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
Isvieorassa 81 : summer outing.

o. hts rssurn from Manhattan Beach
sLd New York laDss Tomtn felt 20
Inyig0rstsd that be kindly took the place
behind the countsr Of q worn ont clark
IN the stcrs Of T0nRn & Acdfory and
has bssn bard q work every morning
sincs kis r.fufn s5ms Of the customers
of Tcuan q neGror,'s . store wondered a.
the rsmsfksbls despatch Eith which th sir
orders we're Gilsd.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
AN ouIMa AT euFoRo MILLs.
Y.uoe wImisRsen Aad New Castle Foiks
Set Out for . Dst's sport

A party o. WnmlnRton and Nsw Cfs
tis a. qu.in,snces thst oompisieiy flied
livery nsn Kse's big hack set Gu. f7r
Bnford Mills. the residence Of John y V
Plat, formerly Of tb.s city. 20 day, TdeT
have olillned program OF h,hing bath
ing aud foFagi0g together Nth q
woods dlnDer
They ars Ei fsri P. BirahAn, Dsn
P.ea.anton. Chirlss Clifton. Fred "
Dr4ks, A bert Foreman aud Harry Tszs
veil ~ Wilmington: Niss Susie Parker.
Of Mi5dleto~D Misa Name Stsle. Of
Chesapeake CITY. Tho New Cssds
msrrs-nsksrs are Mrs GiOrg@ II
Reanie. Mra L ztis h. Wi-e. M'sse'
Rsbl and Gfsc4 sarndsrs, Miss
Nay Cooley. hirs Juia TiDcs
Miss nsy Whltrnsck. M'ss EI,
ellis. Miss Lgcy FgTc. Miss Jora.
phiV Adams. aiss Nm ssrsrt aud w
j. Hoff manu-. Gorge w Esk'e, Hfsel
A. Stewart, .uusi T F,rd. a B-o~f
larcastsi, H.rrf @ Huot~r. Haffy 4
Gllig, Dr. & a Richards ard OF ere
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
FOR FREE SILVER IN eAsroN.
Tatar Line ia a BRndbiII Adyertlaemsn snt
1hat Made FAILURE of an ExcnrslOn.

EAsTOE. MI, July 17-Oie of the bas
lnsss men OF naston organized an eEcur
sion from Claiborne 10 Ocsan City IL
was ruu yesterday and was practically q
failure ss far as numbers we're concerned.
The big advertising hand bills had Oh
them this line:
"The date has been fixed to suit The
farmers who have thrashed their golden
grain
This was read Tuesday by free silver
countrymsn who thus commented on II
Golden grain Just as l thought IL is
a confounded 'gold-bug excursion, and
me and my people won't 60 on itl' Az he
Talbot county. vhen he told his neighboiI
about the 'gold-bug" excursion, none o.
them went.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
strIch,n wi,b paraI,sl..

CAMBRIDsE. Nd, July II Judge F
C'uri, Was paralyzed at his home, In
DsEooridee, Nd, aud is reported to be in
lifely without warning. the judge hsviog
ATTENDED court In Cambridge on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17

WARE AVENUE. l1AST-BOUND.
All pfIsi trains y Illuminated with Pintsc7
'iShSt NEw YORK. week days. .sos. .7.1S
I'll .. m. Sundays, '3.0S, "9.4S, '11.25 a. m.i
q. IS, '5s2, '7.s9, I'll D. m.
sFaTFIoN FFhAPELeaIAI Week DAVIS csEsINHT !5os 5s5 M
m. mo- ri ,.iS96 IS. 256. So. ass, .5s5, ssi
$50 'e4S .1125 a. m; 1920. $50. 'S.2s, 4.b4
s5.32. $50. s7.39, S25, 10, I'll p. m.
:, PIIILADELPIIA, dEApINS = q y TERM; y,
I'll D. m. Sundays. 's.OS a. m; III p. m.
CHESTER, week uays. 's.OS. sos. s49,
lS 5sS .s1s tg So ssS 80 III ~ s e No. 1o Il % D.
m. Sundays, s30S 7.30, $50 s11.25 a. m;
1870. $50 .s.2s. 4S5. '5.ss. $50 '7.s9. SIS.
~, ,ArLppN II = ii ic CITY. weekdays. .7l5. .oa
a; m; -l22l, y 20 D. m. sundays 1.5O a. M
CAPE MAY. vreek davs .7l5 a. M; -la.2l.
t220 p. m. Sundi.vs. 730 a. m.
WFisT-BOUND: .,u.,
week 6AId1MoEh JAMS 30 ASP ASs .s Ash6Ssr3S .65 q
'i255. s207, 254, '4OS, ass, ISIS, Is. 's.l5
p. M. Sundays. .4.2O.. 7:o2, '8.4s a. M;
ifi1S, B2LTiMoRE I'M 1HS ASb All WAY srAT1oNs.
ShwARK 1elawaTe. week dssys. ~
as as 75g. ' SIS a. an &.; R 'issB ia !as5 rs.
iPI;TTsBURG. week days. 's@ a. M;
'6.13 p. m. Sundays, 'S:4S a. M .A5S p.m-
CHICAGO, daily, ss.4s q, m; s4.5s pm;
tSips NSW S"I oRLskpNs si1S = a. AND MEMPHIS via
nbristol sn9 'Jhatten5 ogel ,o.n p, M dnli{.
A'sH sINGERTY \; i.f'" ACCOMMODATION. wssv
DAYS DAYS 7S5 7S5 a. a. m; M 1Gz SSz a @ D. % N p M sur
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days, 7o2, lo.z7 q; m: 2.54. AS p. m
'uIasiAsv IEiAvE g MARKET n RI siTS sT. H STATION.
Il NEW YORK week days. $50 a. m.
Il PHILADbLPH1A, wsek days. $50
BAITfMoRE. week days. $50 a. MI
LkNpENBERa and WAY STATIONS
week days, $50. 1920 a. m; 2.50. SO D. m
sqInasayVso aVo 500 a mii SS2 izp b M c,,rsr
| NUT ST. ST ALTON, FOR WHINING
:sI5' $50, 80 1S s. I.sS a. m nv .lsso. 'i.ss
s725. $40. lOiO. il35 p. m. Sundays. $40
g. sis. 8 1l.S0 a. m; sl22o, s1ss, I50. sL2O
Lso 3, '7.25, $40, lolO, Il;s5 p. IN.
m. Sundays, .s 20. :7.55 a. n m. : 49,
Telephone Ne. 1ss.
Rates to Western points lever than via
q. o. scULL General Passenger Agent
| W. M. GREENE, General Manager
| W llMlN1TON AND N R'rRERN RAIL
| w ROAD. Timetable in effect June 2s 1894
Trains. leaye WilmiI & on. French street
station, for 3. a. o. junction, Montnhanin,
! Winterthur, Guyencourt. Or 4no0ue. Cosssrt.
| Chedds Ford Junction. Pocopeon, West
Chester. kmhreville, Moruonville, Coatesvile
and intermediate stations, daily. sxcs,,. ss-.Ti-
day, at 7-lO a. m. 10, 4.o6 and "a y. m. sun
| day only al Oe y no 2lO. 4. o. and 100 d. IN.
For Wsynesourg Junction. SprlnsDeld and
| intermediate stations. daily. except Sunday,
| At 40 a. M, 2.lO and 406 .. N. Sundays only
At s.0s a m and 2.l0. 400 ?. N,
| mediate stations, daily, except Sunday. AT
| z 10 a. m. and SlO p. IN. Sunday only At 6os
A. m and 10 p M
| A. q. MclAUHLAND. Superintendent
l BOWNE5S BRIGGS, Gen Passenger Agep
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
Rn...ll onno..d DO rhem.

Join :. Rossell 50 a Democrat OF
pfen.i1sncs Ent member OF the com
aiss.on sppolni.d by the last General
hsssn BY 10 dfaft a Les chatter for The
fity Of Wilmington. Yesterday after
uosn AZ EVENING JOURNAL reporter
ssiD bin what he thought OF th~ Chicago
piafform aud ticket 4 am unalterab'y
opposed 70 both the platform and candi.
dates, was bis reply.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
the F.r smut aim Oof.

A down town business man of New
Castle believes In taking a day on
occasionally and erjoying ~ell-ss-nso
relaxation. He oyerstaysd lis tlms
Yesterday and friends and snsmies
h2uded togs thsr and plsrned prrctics
iokp. They got the huge old hsg fTom sx-
hsyor Blacks former afucs on Dsiawsrs
street wharf. snd tackled the soilse
starry banner scross tho front of ths
ab3ent man q place Of business.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
keM cssrlf - noTra.

hcrFsJofs are - ~of6 D2)1 pisas -
change the sigpsi sygJs1 a. tss = ~
q =. ststitn
Adcisks nsp we,s ''tssiE4 81 tsrriDis p
lasl Likaf over ths oCf c5als ~ as Osefks
to"D kspUo io4o c91ysriioa
Loesi msretapfs are usking srfsnss
Dsnfs 70 have Dsisssfs tlcSs stsss.sl
o. psskst stop bsfe sssfy esepirg With
'fesh pro1ucs
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
socIAL ~ FsasonAL MoTEs

Col James }. Gegs1 aud Edward ".
ksg are spending several days at Ever
srss n cottags. Ossau Grove. x. J.
A. Hermann Padbsfg bss rsturned
hone szzin from trip ttIoIzh ths
uo1atainz ~ the south.
Ma Listis Saith. u . arras, sas bssa
10 toTl "a yisis " xrs Tebln sI1 Nrs.
8Hq1fss
Mrs sosis Parker, u Ri8dlstsvn ls
bsing sntSrtsios1 ~ k~s ksy "
Mhitsnack
Evening journal., 1896-07-17

Ml,sss Sklrss With SpsnisS Flounce
-Thls sty lish skirt wss especially de
signed for wash fabrics Oar model Is
of green and white figured lawn. but any
thin material bAtiste. oresudy. glngham,
grass linen, chsllis, etc can be used for
It's development II displsys 3 close
shaping over the hips aud Aodlsh dare
at the lover edge. The deep Spanish
h1uncs is adorned with three rows OF
tucks aud headed BY roE Of insertion
The back Of the skirt Is laid IN gathers
according TO the very latest fashion.
20 57S Misses Skirt With Tucked
Spanish FOunce (,uitsble for wash fab
rics) r, qaires for medium SIS yards
material 81 inches wide. 81 yards 81
inches wide or t2 y ards Sc Inches wide
Insertion repres ented 4 wards. Cut II
siz's 10. 13, IA, IS sna 1e yssrs.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
STORMS DAMAGE IN QUEEN ANNE S
Crops Were Destroyed and Extensiv,
Loases are RepoIted.

Losses are Reported.
OEHrREvILLE, Md, July 10 Much
damags was doue 10 Queen Anns's county
by the storm last night Tne wind blew
down a great deal OF corn and other
growing crops and lightning struck In
several places Tho most extensive LOGS
go far reported occurred At tho farm OF
William V. Bryan. All Of tho outbnild
ings, together with forty tons OF hay,
were destroyed. A portion OF the farm
lag implements were saved, and tho live
stock icing Ia tho fielo, WAS not exposed
to tue flames. william Bourks, William
Blnebrink and John Matthews all lost a
horse each from lightning.
Whsat threshing Ia q leen Anns's
county has generally begun aud had not
tho heavy rain OF yesterday prevented,
the bulk OF the crop would have been
thteshed this week. The farmers are
much grAtl6sd at the good yield, it being
larger than was expected.
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
Nsw Castle Horss Won = Pine Race

Al The rzsss At Hars's Corner track
yesterday there Wa plenty Of excitement
although only f9o events. r k5er
Wstfs. - Hsg Castle, sntsrtd biz trDt-
Ing stsiiion brcDton Egtinst Hr Hscal.
lgsFs mare Hi1uis ard Al Wnght'n
BAY hoTss Delaware D1ce. Mr. Watts
Sou TIE cseloing miis best IN 2 % after
Lively contest
Evening journal., 1896-07-17
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