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The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

Any man, no matter how Iazy, can ge,
into the habit of work, by donning work.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11
State of Ohio. city of roledo, Lucas

A sermon over twenty minutes long is q
clerical error.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

A man subdue the elephant, the loI
and the rhlnocerous but the tiger general!
gets the best OF him.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

''Thats the fellow I'm laying for" re.
marked the hen as her owner came around
with pan of corn meal.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

that It Il generally known that Syrup Of
Jtgs will permanently cure habitual con-
stpstion, well-informed people Will not buy
bsher laxatives, which act for time, but
finally injure the system.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

II the concet was taken out of some peo-
pie there wouldn't be enough of EN- left to
hang clothes on.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11
In OIdsn Times

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

Good ReRsons why you should use Hin ter
corns. 1t takes o 1t thu corns aud then you have
peace and comfort, surely good exchange. l5c
Mt druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

"Hanson's Magic Corn Sa1vs."
Warranted to cure money refunded. Ask you
druggist for it. Price Is cents.
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

II the baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Be surc and use that old and wetTied remedy, Mrs.
~NsLows SOOTHING syP-P for Children Teethin9-
The Meeker herald., 1896-01-11

In every kind Of buying and selling
the rules Of business prudence must be
observed or losses are almost newt.
able, and we are Of the opinion that II
persons who have money to use exer-
else discretion in dealing in mining
stocks. and more especially in the gold
mining stocks of Colorado at the pres
ent time, that they will stand far bet
ter chance of reaping a profit than in
any other line Of business now open to
them. All the available evidence goes
to show that the mines OF Cripple
Greek are bound to produce vast
amount Of gold annually for long time
to come and at very good profit That
being the case, shares In those minss
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

take proceedings Tbs law sssn,a IA
feciive w certain particulars ana sbonl3
be carefully amended, 70 as 10 prsviae
for liens against property where tue
health officials are compelled to taxa
sctioa. This would result IN speedy and
effective remedy Of sorao OF the evils
complained of.-Sundsy Star.
With the Democratic, R.publleso.
Union Republican and Prohibition
tickets In tns Geld this Fall IN Dsla
ware. no Intelligent man will 20 asfrav
In ibis world or get on the wrong road
to the other. II be votes FOR Bryrn agd
se"au asd prays right. Dele Wars
The situation Is not ehsnged in the
least. It was then aokrowisd esd tbrt 10
Sussex belonged the privilege OF .namiov
tbs gubsrnatorial candidate She did N
aud tho stete nominees failed Of election
Suasex will send solid delegation IN
Dover TO demand what belongs IA bey
We have tbe men emlnently fitted Ter
the high position. We shall not he
handicapped by the fact that Nev,
Castle has better men than snessx n
offer for the position Sussex Journel
MT Addicks is not wise or ssfe
leader. tie talks too much and had
adopted the no compromise rule or rnfr
policy. His Czar Ike course In tho p,vor
convention ia refusing 30 listen M tba
counsel aud advice OF nunrber ~ bi-
bsat friends, and Ignored oil pact pre-
cedsnts OF tbo party and frosted fba
minority as though they had no 7i0bts
thss no was bound 60 respsot. showed
very clearly Whist be would do h ouos
installed Ia power Sussex Rspohil-
can
4 bsltimors daily gays that advlees
from all psrts Of Msrglsnd iodieato l,st
Mckinley and hobart will enrrz fso
state by $1,000 majority aud it NAV bs
more. Those adyices must havg eon,e
from the banks. They csrtsiDlr nsvsr
came from tho farmers or lsborera
somebody is going 20 Be badly fooled on
20, 900 short Of being correct -rseii
Democrat
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
qHBG8qS On lYagHi8G.

"hieh "o-a Nat cnuisd Oat-Eho Tnqeea
oa sla cr4mulsI Iic-uifa ia r4o noldsue
of #ssht.
Saueahsra lr Che le.ghb,cbaod az 500
coioraa neu and women ss,hefsd be
fro1t ot Deratg Cor1ner Chandler.
place 0a hu5n street. thia morning
drawn o1e of cu7iosi5g ta pri
isck at N4nsd Wristt. tho color. d
uan The ahot all kUHsd lea
Cf1mei, Iburr11v uish5 The iar7 %
7ecp1se1 OF c0lofod Uo1 az -cloEs.
Denie. r. Huuitou, foreman. Isots ~
Howard seorgtsry Harry Wesse.
rt'er Bake. a 3 81 Jnh1aon, ps.sf 81
heaiou ano hehari ID Wecks
q uombsl OF Witnesses wore examined.
but in no pTiioular iid lhs evidences 3lf
fff rom the ssory a5 a.la dy told in
tna kFNAIna JOURNAL Ch9ies i,esher
tho cply v.lt8 Witness ot tha traredg.
ftete llat the l-et shot vas irei whom
1a' fit Uau hrif ufns5. sgd entered
btrg of her rsT. ghs lcx5 entered 4lG
fafeilaa;tas ,til3 in tha beck cr Ia
lork
lbereVsl2 20 a3 Lhraa-7 oi igrchirN
god Ome-r aliiis Nho wi.h egee'al
0Mg.r Oo.a7. hrn lta4E9 Of Wfsa E.,
we've informed the- r-p1 aaa ,-.k-d cA
1srg-aa5 Black arrived cn 'r9 soe1l
ua no can,nffla aton Wa1 m2to
Weight va7 paote gsPaed hetor' o2'le
rert DO N9 -lst'e so e8al6 tlsi ia
rnnel court th5 j1ry Glaips voroiat
taab tEo sirl w.g kaied by tl- pflsol.g,
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

pic,aslt welt TO CiaYtor, where thog
we're th5 guests of Mrs George r D'r-
reF
Wi'llsm Dal aud ml7g Sailo Msnusl,
vDo have been visiting friends ir
Nsvar9, hayo returned home.
Hsrfy Whiienan rs slowly recovering
if1m an attack % illness.
Hiss Carrie Miller a1d Mlls WaF Joae.
GRO spending tAsil Slumer vacation 30
Atlantic City
garisiopIor = Wesd. 1lo has bs D
7psloigga a geek ~ p Hlresd P3ie II
kaho9o-h, rotu,nsd s5no thil uernia
Abs. Jsms8 N Wsrs of fgnnlnei.n.
snd har dsushier Mrq. =. E NcCiy
mont. 81 PAaadNpais exc a5 Atlsnul
Cify.
Niss Mottie L. Farooy o. Iitohfe'd,IH
ig .he guest Of hsr snns, mea raomps j..
Tanev
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
Scientific Humbues.

This has bsen called the sge Of science
and 1t Is no doubt true that sclonti do
developments have led to more practical
advantages during the latter part OF the
present century than ever before
Under the lead Of such men az Edison
and many others in both this country
and Europe, sclenc has met With great
trIumphs for tho benefit OF the people.
II is not, however, our intention at this
writing to speak Of thls-ths bsst aud
heaven born use Of sclence-but rather
to look upon science In the influences it
exerts upon those who are incapable Of
understanding II, as God undoubtedly
intended 1t should be understood
There Is an old song by Pope which
conveys our meaning In this respect very
trlteiy. It Gays:
A little learning is n dangerous thing;
drink deep, or taste not The Pierlau epring:
There shallow oraughts intoxicate the brain,
Ana drinking largely eobers us again.
Those who represented tho black art
In years Of yore possessed a knowledge
OF science, but not Of chsractar to
bensat humanity, and those who use
whet scientific attainnents they possess
to humbug the people into the beliefs
Of their shattered brains are Of the
sans character as those who believed
In the witohcraft OF the last century.
Just now an Austrian scientist Of this
character is making himself either
famous or infamous by predicting the
destruction OF tho world on November 10,
1899. This professor" announces that
on the date given the earth will collide
With q comet when every living thing
will be choked By poisonous gases and
thon burned up, He certainly is humane
In caoklug'us before We are burned. Yet
we fail 60 see any reason for believing
his remarkable prediction.
frophecles Of thls nature are noshing
new. They are generally made by 10
hsious enthusiasts who combine with
the revelations OF the Bible some know
ledge Of science. Bat nothing more SER
ious has As yet come from their prsdlc-
tions than dark day, aud that did not
come on tims. So far as oomets aro con.
cerneo, some Of them havo been more or
less terrifying bat II thsy have ever
touched the earth they have not had
the slightest effect upon cur on.
ward progress throughout the heavens.
II Is evident that this is 4 field in which
scientific research Is out of plsce Wher
the Creator sees at to bring tho world e
close He will undoubtedly do it at Hil
own time and In His own way. In th,
mssntims 1t is not only foolish but It Il
absolutely sinful to frighten people with
such stories rs arc frequently given as {,
tho snd Of the world by those professin,
that their absurd prophecies are founded
upon sclence
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
DR3ggsD III Iag CHaIsIIlEl
hiido simon nasAam, whus rlayiar ar
tho Hoot of Orange street, sails Gssr-
bunrG end Ldsos uis Llls.

hitio aimon narAam, White Fia5ing ar
tho aoot OF orsusa street. Ea.1 0sar-
bcnrd end Lnsos nls Lls
Wble playlas along tbs docks Of th,
Goo l 0ulge slra,t. saarJay a.to. no,n
simon L.snsm. Gcd 9 yearT, con eli ID a
Ltcasc,oi From 1Dd tiaikei, fti. into DE
oalislHaa end ars drowned There ule
81 bi crowd I'm tta d1oks sb Gho'Nmo.
mar1 % them emal chldrer, and os soon
a1 $40 boz 0en5 overheard o cry was
rsired
James Mc01Vern end Johu Mcdonnell
Went ever sitter him hui be did nos csme
up galni nor yera thsy able Go dnd Kim
h5ttr cu dozen men we're stepping lor
lhe body
Ihrco boa.g aul several swimmers havs
been searching ior iAa, ,bay since lest
n'sat hi-ot tia mcrninE they Dragged
tna ri7er hu1 were unable ta tsooseri5.
Ahe bog ie member Yf q fnmNy which
Ass c-d series OF m'sfoltures thas a-e
qalta uuc1mnOn
About yser lgo q bro.hor vas 5iluek
aud Killed 1y an electric gar o. Font
atIeas 1e1Hefn NdiheB ard Hl1r etreets
shortly siterwsld annther brother rcs
struck by rsigoad te41 on Weir
atreai between hiHg nn3 Isftet
JOSH 700 Weeks esp tho Boy 3 grand
mother died as tho result of Gsrigus oagns
h'ch che lsovsi
Lle bog father, ,o1 hza hesh very uD-
fortunate, having cuios failed in business
Va ah9rl Sims.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

1t Is never too late 70 right wrong.
The fact that the Democratic County
Executive Committee has reconsidered
It's legislative apportIonment and given
to Mill Creek hundred the nomination
unjuatly accorded to Pencader hundred
will not hurt any honest minded man
Pencader admlts that Mil Creek is on
titled to tho place on the ticket but
rosents the reconsideration, claiming
that after an spportlonmsnt is once
made 1t should stand. This IL poor
argument, and dlscreditable 20 the
hundred.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
onLlne - ID - -.

Tc-mcrr5v tho Kmigins WIN go go
Plnnayiie % camp uut fcr .vo Wsshs.
They tro VOL supplied with tents eud
everything eia0 conducive % comfort
Henry 0rabsu, Robert simmsnl. Tiomls
hssch Kerry Blyth, Robert Gree Lewis
H1nee, Wiillam Mullu. Philip rraynor,
Mr Cox and Deputy Sheriff Jsmss
B Tucker comp0ss tha party Ar
Tuczer IS h9ld digh Kamikaa and VIA
De tho monltor OF the camp.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
an-r-a p.l-nnalr.

SMYRNA, aug 3 fias Clrneiia Rs'f
j. spending s7erai weeks Ti'h Phllsdsl
phia fJiacds
br FrtnF sfa.iiav. ~ 70 kton spent
Sg0a0r with f,iend1 iu 5o3rn7
Robert ID Ho7erG,n, HAo has boon
sis'f.rg relatives 81 Ep-ol &i has 10
turgsd
A. NlHe Lsgs 8 thaeaeato Of Chester
.r'eods
E,Nsri Johnson, of phihlelphia. ls
visiting hH eonsia. NNa Cgos p sreo.
iss'e aiorih oi coesf.g sqent 6ond-J
81 amglna
M,airsd = Lower hss ssen valtilg in
PhNf-eipha
Marion Heara ioft Saturday ior Salls-
bury wasre 30 wi.i eraed la vscalion.
LuN.cd Fllipg 30 si,isng reia
lirss lssr Lsurel
5smss cnnm.us of paiirda'ptls. was
tAa 71ta' Of 1mgrul isield1 ye-ssidfy.
Aas httsaliac kmneig VI Psiodci
pols SIS 1siAs enteclsiasa ey iirs Wal
Ser halalY.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
FILL IaI0 a S2Ugg.
Johr rcrtss's Ffisute7ed Holsa Backed
Inte Que Ihia Morning.

q hols3 nbtecbcl So delivery wssca
o.loaeinr TO s0bn p0rfae became
fignteald a5 W. & B shHrq
eueila on South Te11aii sJra4i abou ID
open sossr thsre. both holso aud wagon
fallnr iu. lDs B3Her. which 81 g Box
1ri3peemeGt, ig abaut elk fle3 das9 Io
lslin. enc 81 tao saai'5 Of the wagon
~ss broken, bnt tha ousnt wa5 otDor-
wiz. undHu8ssd
A cfowd o. scvsral hundred people
sIe6rttd and s-,enpieu 10 devise
means Co s1.f,o.to The eriuei. AN
kinds ci p'als wtra lnbmlltsd F1nay,
tho cr'vsr 7,aceo ssyelSl pilubs on an
i1c'ilo asa.lsa 59e edo Of iAa soWar apd
with iisi9 pe suasi1n She en.ua)
UaiAed CUT pulling DO wsgan with biai.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
T"-- - T------

Xhe rama,rs OK John ID. He3
foa wsrs bufisd 90 Newark Ub.n
Lanoi0ry yul.eIday afternoon. Ibo
.ularai Ts5 cne oi ii3 iaracss known n,
BrancFUino hundred for years
ulrJ oi iros8 iu stlendauco bolnr
Wl.0irg.o1iars. The psalot of M6
P's75an5 Chufoh ccndlstsa tha
sarv'c,8 Hlisa 2. Ledge, Josh
@ Buseins. David R. smiaA. VilAsm
bir3, j. jacseop Fisscs eu1 Isaiah d.
l1G1icy 0cl1 thf p-l-hsarsr5.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
enndag on tha waraa.

a party OF Wilmiugiolisuq spent Sum
dag on the Delaware on q PaFss Poailra'
speedy slonp yacht Flao5rinr Ihoga
who nad tho pleasure 0i gcins uero
n. ahahenosrgcr Chsrias ! Camp
bsil, Herman Fgist. Wulism D Oehei
tree, George =. C'Conuor. M b. Mur.
phey, Alfred Metieck, Fmderick Mam
meie and herfy . Pncoar. Tne waether
veg equally, whion catraeie3 romo from
the pleggur0 OF the day.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
- naa Felsannl -.

Social aud Personal Notes.
samuel EAvenson has returned from
. West Chester.
Ilniord r Fsueett who IL employed in
Philadelphia was in Wilmington Cd
Saturday on bis Uay To his home in
deoTg0town.
Miss Reha Blackburn has gone en- q
Wait 10 Wyoming.
Wirism o Bedford viii rs,ura from
Virginia tomorrow
Mrs Nstban Huicliur. OF Dover. is
attending Pltnau Grove Camp
Mls Csoelia Kane, OF iris city. g.
visiiing frlenda in Chester
aIlas Bertha Wilsou is spending week
with her parents at Georgetown.
Rov George @. Hall rector Of So Johns
P 20 Church, le.a 20 day for o mallh's
vocation. In Dla a1eercs hav W. .
Bsach uili omc'ate at 50. Johns
Henry sharp Hugh Mack end Peter
Randall, Of Panuvllle. ~ j., were 10
Wilmington yesterday
Mya. + g Caldwell, Of PhIsdsl0bil.
he's been viei.ipg Wilmington illends
Jshn ~. Carroll Of Csps Cbarler. We
is registered at Che C.syton Hanse
q b Clayton. o. Asbury Park, n. j.,
Is visiting In Wilmington.
j Louis Eraus, OF Csnfrayille, Ml.
Yves Ia Wilmington ga Saturday.
Miss Lulu Norris is 20 @uton.
Mre. Martha Keys. OF Cbepor, hss 70
turntd from visit down tha state
MRS. FfIaby Clark 10 in Dover
Miss julie Desmond OF Chester, Is on
two weeks visit Go Ashland,
Joseph @aoklin iu GA visit 60 George
town friends
Ullted States District Attorney
Lewis G. VaudeafiiJ and family wil
aosnd ihair outing 40 R8hcbssa
Mics Marguerite Biaucz. of PaHadel
pals, i1 spending tao lunnoc 90 Mount
Cuba
Miss Ella CoansI is nt Chesapeake CIV
Miss Bssaia Bleegson is visiting Mutton
ldsade-
farewell paI.y ia bo1or ot Miss pEis
. el,!A nlor, Ok Dalaware, was given SO
"islahiekon iow evenings ago.
Edward Buvham ia Waiting relatives
In Dover
MEa. Charles Fitzgerald is being enter
taiued Sc Woocslls.
Miss Iaa W Vincent OF Morson, is
home from months stsy 80 Gsorge-
town
tom.
Mr ard Mr8 q Polk C9nowsy Gre
guests oi fgiendg 90 0sorsstoWn
Mrs w. Fssnk shlrp IS visiting her
parents SO 0aolget3Vn
Register of wills Cooah, of C-och's 's
Bridge, Yves tn Wilmington Go day
Misses Eateue and Ga1iie MsCresksD
aro guests Of relatives 90 Aorth Walet
Misc Ethel Ooraog, Of Newark S.
spending 6Wo weeks uith Chc3ter ir'onaa
Miss Alice Sellers has returned fEom 8
viaia TO Ridley Park friends
Miss Anna Pfise is visiting al Avon
dale
Mr aud Mrs. B. Cszisr. Of tails city
AKA ar rj'nIning at Beach Haven.
Mise Bella Burnside has returned from
e Welt % Chestsr friends.
The Parkesburg Outing Association, oi
PsrEesburg, Pa, IS on "a outing on Ahs
Delaware Bay.
Miss Helen kstog is the guest ol Miss
/ Nary Armstrong at Chester.
Miss Nary Borer. Of Frerkiord, IS tha
guest OF relatives 10 this city.
a D. Fisher, of Fort Washington, hes
returned from g visit TO friends here.
Merritt Huhill and Frank white
spent Sunday &c Camden Camp. neal
Dover
Mrs samuel simpler end daughter.
Mabel, are al Cam5f dgf, Md.
william Wsy is eor1aed So sis home
65 sickness
Albert B5gamsn spd 0sasee Pierre,
zoos to BranCyTiac Samli5 ssap ol
their wheels yesterday.
Miss Memo Ssagy and Mss Ma7y
! loDonnoll have just resusned irsH :
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
BloE Gron a Iaa aaTa' glal.7.

D Wonden Holburd snd j. Herh,rt
MuNls have just rstufned ffom ten
d1Vs' ccmpllg and cruising "Trip .n i1s
lower Chesapeake, lha camp bang
situated On Watts leland. Virginia Gas
other g0ltlcmen OBJ Che parly were "A 3
Gunbg, Of New Yoll. nud %. Bsnsen
Dennis, OF Cn4dsld, Md
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
sInEle - - ArEeltel.

The Single Takers have evidently won
9 h,oldless victory a. Dove. 80 whks its
eoherenis 10 Wilmington say is correct
Their speakers were parNitfed % epe1k
on the streets there ON Saturdsy night
for over an hour without mciestauoa
fiftson OF the Single takers are nog 10
the Dover jsiL No suit for damages has
yet been entered.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
WIN Leave Au4nst t5.

The new Reading Railroad ferry boat
CITY OF Phllaaelphis, being built bg tle
Harlan & holhngsworih Company, VIII
be ready for her trial trip about Argaat
10 Her paddle wheels havo been put
10, and she Is slmost completed.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

Mckinley in sffict SAYS: Tell the hon
est money Democrats am in favor Of
gold. But do not let thu Republicans
forget that l am for high tariff, 6rst,
last and forever
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
- Il ....-l.nna.-

Vaa e.lsmsl Uillca ,a Bringing largo
quautitY cl Nsv JsrssY osaialcupss 90
61p Wilmington risrka5 ht5ls fftr
baskets Es1e ot1ush6 over tia5 ucruinr
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

Unless all signs fail Uncle Sam will
soon have 10 recognlzs the belligereney
Of Light House Keeper John Patterson,
Of G ordon Heights.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

4
Prohibitionists viii meet and nene
dsiegatea TO their state convention
Negroes want a Representative I'm Cha
approaching Constitutional Convsntiar
end viii meet at Ezlon NJ. 10. Cbursb
Iaents
John Denrison'a expectations did not
pan out IN the Third Levy Court district
r Lewis Armatropg ia wondering how
It all happened
Joseph q Martin now wondsrs yh.,,,.-
ne Was candidate for L9vy Court
honor7 It was not apparent In Tho 10
David 2. Hucheson. OF Appeaainimlnk
hundred, says that, ordlneriiv. Monov
variety. nam
Ex Coroner Sparks held a very p~ot,v
poiiticsi Inquest on BITS frlond Denaisoa.
Carter and Elliott had q profound walk.
Sixth ward Democrats will tbis ev.r.
ing eloct delegates 20 ths State Copvsn-
tion
Sussex county Addiekaitrs will meet AZ
oeorgetown on Tuesday and nominate a
iuil county ticket. An opposition ticket
VIII DO plseeo In tho ield bg tho rpcujsre
aod the same course will bs f9lloged la
Kent. '-
Single Takers held Brvau end ssYg.lf
ratification meeting at Tenth and King
streets on Saturday evening. The apsak
ars euiogizsd Bryan and Sc gail and spent
5ho rest n the evening in raligininQ
senator Gray and other local Democratic
leaders.
The heedqpaTters OF tho regular
Republican Ssate O4utrsl Oommltsno viii
h' opened al No. S3l Market ssrset to
morrow
Danisi Stewart, tho regular Rspab
liean le2isletiVe no1iaea IN Bed Lion
huDdred. must not DO ennfouudad wlth
Daniel +. StsWars. tho former Addick7
leaoer who 10 uov wandering GA the vast
mlddle- ground bs5waon Hlrginslsa and
Addckaisn.
.--ivtl ID At'bsiui w, k. Ainr ana
william J. houDey are prospective csndl.
dates for the nomination for raprerehta-
tive from Little Creek hundred, Sussex
county.
Too Suassz County Prohibition Con.
yonfiop, for tte nomintilcn OF country
Ticket, viii ba held at Gsole.to.gu. On
rhufaday, August G
Robert p Small, of Llroolu, is o ssndl.
date for Che Republican noniusiion fsr
eherIh OF Sussex county. David d.
,loveIdale, Of Lowes, is mentioned for The
Republican nomination for representation
In the General Assembly, on tho Addiaits
tloket, DR. George Weiderhsll, of Ellen
dale, 10 an Addi'ks Republican candiaasa
To- the ncmiaatI0n Of coroner Of Sussex
county
Francis a. Hofeoker's flisnds are
booming him for delegate Co The Con.
sututionnl Convention
Lynn beat Armstrong by sixteen votes
IN tbe enstarn end OF Bgandywine hun.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

The free silver Democrats ere out
spoken In their belief that the currency
riddle can bs solved by the adoption Of
the free aud unlimited coinage OF silver
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
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Nil9 hotIl1 ulgeous. tsioocinr 60 p
" & b heir1.l hariaffr aeorFa Eir
ycra, wore relsasai at E.kton yesterday
afternoon 80 1 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
Hdvard II. Harnsy shoots uin,elf.

Eawerd % Barney, who was well
known in WILMINGTON, SHOT himself ia
Petersburg, Va. on Saturday. Ha
came from Dayton, o. aod
was eupp7esd TO BE- wenlthv. He
was 4j yeais cd and leavsB q wife and
Eve ehidVsn. Bsrney wss largely irter
esead in tao Virginia Navigation Com.
pany, nnc in 1891 had the stesner Poce
honses built b. ohe HARLAN uolllngs-
worth Nnmnnnr-
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
10 You smoker

Then 90 not forget 70 ask for "City
Market" manufactured by r. Z. Bourbon,
Second and Shipiey. For sals y cigar
deslars
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
on SUMMER VISITS
Yanigan Outing Club ia Camp
at Silver Grove
REIURHFD Fa0N OHlaAPaAEE
D. weRden Huiburd ana Party Come
Eaok Esou an ousipz as watts rslard.
virEinia p Personal Matters About
smJrna-alisses Diossg .ud Jones Ho-
turn From she Hudaou.

. a ~ communicative luteaeot tCr ipaerillt
IN this column sluuia be EodreaPod To s0cletg
ldltpr, core Of th1 AVHNrNa JclRNAL. Gone
municatlana ehould be- written on ono eide ~
tho nanar OnIu
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

They ara sincere In the belief &c all
events and do not attempt to dodge this
Issue.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
Returned from Up ihs aodsos.

Mss ada p Dilksg. OF Chioses. Is
being entertained bg Miss Clara b 6co
on King street They have j ls5 ro,nspoi
from irip up tho Hudson az Or as al
bany.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

40 fioo0na of p9aca growers s5
ca16usdo en- Saturday comfoittee vas
appointed 10 urge on the mansgcrs of
tae haitl'Qcre, Chesapeake aud htlantie
an- 'h9 Whseier Steamboat Companies a
reouc Ion 10 freight rs,ss on peaches
frsza 10 60 cent? per blsRes
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

hff. John Noruen. Cl hfVo'. sustained
q severe .rectura @; q Eib os .sii at ler
hoais few days ago.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
gbo Choc,. Drawn.

Oily Council has accspsed The Berry
properly Tor park PURPOSES The check
ota oseA orswn 20 City Soheiscr
aAfp.sp's order aud ho wiil pass ia over
Lo-m1srow
Evening journal., 1896-08-03
Now CASTLE Demands Fair Play.

Does the sussex Journal presume to
say that the Democracy Of Sussex county
is to be permitted to name the guber
Material nominee until It succeeds IN
electlng It's fRvorite son to Officer II It
docs, the assumption is preposterous.
Two years ago Ebe W. Tunnel was
the nominee. He was named by the
Sussex county caucus and It's action was
ratified by the State Convention. Mr.
Tunnel, sharing the risks which nearly
always attend campaign, was defeated
That ended Sussex county's claim TO the
Office until New Castle and Kent had, In
turn named the candidate. This month
New Castle county will name Peter j.
Ford for governor II not only expects
but demands that fair play which 1t has
Rlways accorded the two lower counties
and we have suiiisien confidence In the
rank and file OF the delegates from those
two counties to believe that It win get
IL at their hands We do not believe
that the Sussex Journal properly reflects
the Democratic sentiment In the lower
county.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

Our Republican friends we're always
artful dodgers. They would like 20
rope In" all the Democrats they can
on the plea Of sound money willis they
have hopolessly divided themselves on
lhe currency question aud their candl-
date for President has but one idea
that Of the tariff for the benefit OF the
manufacturers.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

Joseph 3 Martin now wonders whether
nc "As candidate for L9vy Court
honors. IL was not apparent In Tho Ia
turns
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

sixth ward Democrats will chic even
ing !, sloct delegated 20 tho State Copvsa.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

Francis a. Hofsoker's flisnds are
booming bin for delegate Co the Con
siitutionnl Convention.
Evening journal., 1896-08-03

Lynn beat Armstrong by sixteen votes
IN tbe eastarn end Of BgandyWlne hun.
drtd on Saturday.