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Evening journal., 1896-01-10
BBE W. TUNNEL IS OUT OF IT
WILL NOT STAND FOR THE GU
BERNAT TORlAL NOMINATION.

ahis Oats the Ground From Uodor Patrick
Nears's Fset-sauIsburv IL for ARM
strong First. with Ford ~ His Second
Choice-Dicksy Cilngs TO tho King of
siiverbrook.
Ebe W. Tunuell. Of Loves was IN
Dover yeaterday In oourao OF conver
aaiion With ex Postmaster John O.
Pennewill, ono OF the Democratic leaders
OF East Dover hundred, he said that
under no consideration was be 90 be
regarded A. a candidate for the guber
material nomination. He would not
accept 70 even were 10 rendered him.
Ex Speaker OF the Hluse William l.
sirmnn. Of Dslmsr, and Colonel william
n stevens, Of Ssaford, are spoken %,
but doubt Is expressed Al TO their ability
TO get suihelsn backing 90 enable thom
TO DO dangerous TO the New Castle men
Acting Governor Watson, Of Kent
co nty, will not sick the nomination,
but would accept 10 wero II rendered He
is Handicapped BY the aspirations OF
Cslouel X 4. Cooper aud OK Secretary Of
State John d Hawkins, Kent county
men, both Of whom want the Congress
sional nomination Hawkins has alretdy ?
begun an active CANVASS
Mr.. Tunnella positive declaration cuts
the ground from under tho feet Of Pat
rick Nshry in this county, the Lewes man
bsing tho choice Of Neary, who will now
go to DR. John ] Black, or any other
man who can defaat Pster j. Ford at the
primaries
Willard Salisbury, Jr. is backing
General Theodore n Armstrong as frst
choice, bnt will drop him for Mr.. Ford e
benefit at the hrst opportunity whlsh
presents Itself
John Y. Dlckey is clinglng TO the
skirts OF Peter J Ford ana giving his old
partner, Nsary, apitying smile
Ford will carry ten OF the twelve
wards IN this city, said leading Demo-
erat this morning. aud believe that he
will 20 30 Dover With not less than
twenty Eve Of the sixty two delegates
constituting the New Castle county
caucus II he does. and the other two
oounties concede Nav Castles right TO
name the man, you will zee Ford sweep
the deck "
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
ADVOCATES OF PEACE.

They Met Last Evening land Adopted
RtsoIutions Against Any Augmentation
Of the Naval or Military Force.
Howell S. Eagland presided at the
meeting OF the Delaware Pesos Society
last evening After the adoption OF a
resolution depreoatiSg all legislation
which is designed or is liable to encourage
wars ard warlks movements. whether
internal or foreign, the president was
ordered to send copies 60 Delaware's s
representatives ia Congress for prssenta
tion.
An interesting psper In favor OF peace
was read BY Rsg. W. W Campbsll, aud
he was requested to have it published
Ezra Fell and David Ferris made short
speeches commendetory of the pacific
purpose Of the resolution adopted.
Resolutions commanding senator Cray
for his declarations in favor Of arbitrs
tlon were adopted and a COPY ordered to
be sent TO him
The society then adj j)urnsd until Feb
ruary ID
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
MsGULLIAES ELECT OFFICERS.
WILMINGTON CoucIavo A. o. A. n. Chooses
It's Chief Rulers and Then Proceeds TO
Wind Them Up.

Wilmiugton Conelavo A. o. A. ~. Chooses
It's Chief Rulers and Then Proceeds TO
Wind Them Up.
Al unusually large attendance charac
terizsd the annual bunglo Of WILMINGTON
Conclavs Ne a. Ancient Order Adhesive
Mogullians and four tyros we're escorted
through the rear alley. The following
officerI we're electsd: Past master
mogul, Charles Whsnn; master mogul,
Edward Z. Kane; senior mogul, Charles
n Sssss; junior mogul, Henry @
Adams; quill driver. Thonas Taylor;
cash grabbsr, Caleb S. Watson; worthy
supe, Robert M. Irwin; lnsids fnoozsr.
IS r Grimes; outside snoozsr, Thomas
w Mulford musical director, Charles
M Mu oh; hustler, Nathaniel l. Hen
dersoni organlst, Professor John VIII
liams
There was little contest for any OF the
Offices, with the exception of organist
Professor Williams, holding, as he does,
diploma from the Hsdgevills Conssrva-
tory Of Music, easily won In = canler
AZ q return for the compliment paid
him he rendered Musical Director Murch'a
new msrch, "Who Kicked McMsnus, 10
q masterlY manner on the organ, using
the new siiver-platsd crank for tbs
scossicn.
The installation NJ the newly elected
officers followed, Deputy Grand Master
Mogul Jones. assisted BY Grand Past
Master Mogul Speakman, Grand Senior
Mogul Morgan, Grand Junior Mogul J
h Adams, Grand Worthy Supe Lewis
Sesss Grand Inside Snoozsr Russell and
Grand Outside Snoozer Flsld winding up
the new officers and setting the alarm
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
WILL BIZ NAMED HAMPTON ROADS.
New Steamboat for the Old Dominion
Line VIII Garry That Name on stern

New Steamboat for the Old Dominion
Line WIN Garry That Name on stern
and Quarter.
The sistsr steamboat to the City OF
Chester now building at the Harlan aud
Holliugsworth shipysrd for the Old
Dominion Steamship Company Is now
about ready for a dip into the Christiana
and will be launched as soon as the Ice
clears sufficiently.
"Hampton Roads" has heen agreed
upon as the new steam boats name. In
honor Of that historical Virginian town.
Captain Davis, Of the Old Dominion line.
who will commend the Hampton Roads.
is In the city to- day. guest At the Clay
ton House. he Is accompanied BY the
chief engineer
Captain Davis comes to superintend
some Of the wood work In which he Is
deeply interested. The engineer will
also supervise some OF the machinery
construction Captain Davis, though BY
no means an old man. has been CONNECTED
with the Old Dominion Company for
years It Is said that be Is well pleased
with the new boat,
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
u smnll Errnr Llaf.

Despite the hard times the city tax.
sbles Of the southern district have bsen
unusually prompt Ia paying their taxes
Collector Sayers has settled With the
error list is only 50 S64 a big reduction
when compared with former years, the
amount OF errors most generally run
ming up to nearly $4,000 Collector
Ssyers. and Thomas F. Gormley. his
deputy. have worked indsfatigably to
bring down the error list to its present
small proportions
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
HOEORS 10 4 WORKMAN.
Emil zoch withdraws From Wilmington
Lodge to Join Liberty Lodge and is Pre-
sented with q Badge.

Lodge to Join Liberty Lodge and is Pre-
sented with q Badge.
OEe Of the NEST enthusiastic and
earnest working members OF Wilmington
Lodge, No 1, A. o u W.. Is, or rather
was, up to last evsning, Emil z iclh, who
is an employe OF the Pullman Palace Car
Company. he has been workman for a
little over four years and during that
time has added In the nslghborhood Of a
hundred names TO the roll. Last evening
he applied for a withdrawal card for the
purpose Of connecting himself with
Liberty Lodge, No 10. which works in
German The card was granted him.
Past Grand Master Workman A. B
Jones made a brief speech Ia which he
paid a high compliment to the worth Of
Mr Zsoh and called attention to his
work. De regretted having to lose him,
but recognized the fact that Lbsrty
Lodge and the order In general would
gain by the change. In few we'll chosen
words he presented the departing brother
with handsoms gold badge Of The order
as q token Of esteem from the members.
Mr. z,eh was completely taken by
surprise and, 90 he remarked, waa almost
rendered speechlsss. He said be had
always loved old Wilmington No. and
hated to leave her, but Prozised to con
tinue his good work slthough no longer a
member.
Bdef addresses were also made by Past
Master Workman N. r Hsnder
son, Grand Recorder G. E. Woods, pr.
Morgan and otheTs
Next Thursday evening memorial
services will be held, st which ell the
members of the lodge are expected to
attend. A special program has been
arranged
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
nrIittnll ON mis.inns.

The quarterly meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Diocese OF Delaware vas
held at ST. Johns Church yesterday
afternoon. representatives from differ
ent diocesss OF the state we're present
and the session was both interesting and
instructive One of the special features
was q paper on Missions" sent bg Rev.
T. Gardiner Littell. OF New York. 8
farmer recser Of 81. Johns.
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APLlN or THg GOVERNMENTS WORK.
Received BY the President OF the Board
OF Trade oomm,ttee-A New aud I'm
proved Channel TO BE Dug.

Received BY the President OF the Board
OF Trade Commlttes-A New aud I'm
proved Channel to BE Dug.
President spottswood Garland Of the
committee on road 20 the river OF the
Board OF Trade appointed by the citizens
meeting, this morning received map Of
The recent surveys by the United States
Government for the proposed improve
meat Of tha channel between the isfty &C
the mouth OF the Christiana and Edge
moore
By this The channel on the Delaware
slde Of the river ls brought about 200
feet nearer shore aud allows an average
Of 600 feet for daokage Inside the bulk
head, which 70 Is suggested be built from
the jstty 70 Edge Moor.
The channel, which now at It's greatest
depth presents but nineteen feet from
sucfacs OF water 10 top OF mud 40
bottom, will be increased 60 an average
dsDth Of thirty feet, thus giving the
deepest draught vessels a chance 10
enter The proposed route ia the
natural channel Tor maximum ebb and
hJw, and tie water, II diverted would
work out It's own salvation and keep
the channel clear when once restored 20
It's proper depth. AS now constituted, it
keeps continually shoallng. and will
continue 60 to do until, eventuslly. it
will be closed
II the bulkhead suggested Is built the
government promises TO dump the diet
taken from the proposed channel bsck Of
it, thus making solid land which can be
utilized for building, etc
THIS map will be presented 10 ths
Beard Of Trade. with a suggestion that i
the owners Of proptrty on the river front
neglect or refuse to build the bulkhesd
the city condemn the land and build the
bulkbesd Itself
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Benntlfni and nhean.

We have q few copies OF q beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit. which will bs sold at 81. 75 a copy,
which is about oue-fuurth the puollca
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
four times the price asked Can be seen
Rt the EVENING JOURNAL sflce.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
upper DeIaware ohoked with Ice.

Captain John Gray, Of the river steam
boat John A. Warner, in Winter quarters
here ia ths Cbristiana, has returned from
visit to his home In Camden. Captain
Gray says the upper Delaware is becom
ing clicked with ice and sll the up-river
steamboats, are now tied up, the Brandy
wine being about ths only regular
steamboat running from Phlladep5ia
avarv 6av
Evening journal., 1896-01-10

it supplies new ones. In recognition of
this most important manufacturing In.
terest, / am prond on this occasion TO
state that our country selected Ia 1868
a tanner as It's preIident. aud / believe
ano.h tanner president this year. f4r
may we not need bis practical knowl
edge OF the business should our country
begin TO tan tbs skin OF the British
Lion2"
Resolutions Spread on tho Minutes.
Before adioHrnpent yesterday after
noon, committee on resolutions
straightened out the goetskin difficulty
In great measure. The csmmittee was
co posed Of Charles Baird, chairman; s.
ID. Ullman. J. Parke Postles, Peter j.
Ford and Walter Felton,
THAR cOmmittee report was ss follows
The committee recommends the nresi
dent OF the association to appoint CON
mitteo Of five on arbitration to consider
cases Of dispute and doubt between
buyer and seller o. raw material used In
the manufacture Of leather o, whatever
10 may be.
"Furthernore, that said committee be
likewise authorized 10 formulate a sched
ule OF classification OF raw skins subj lot
10 classification.
Furthermore, be Il resolved that said
committee meet quarterly or At tho call
Of the chairman aud all expenses incurred
by the members Of the committee ia thu
performance Of tselr duties be betrayed
by the association"
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
FERRIS SCHOOL ELECTION.
No Other Business was Transacted n
the Meeting Last Night.

Last evening the directors Of the
Ferris Industrial School mot in the New
Century Club pGrlors aud elected the
following officers: President. DR.. Caleb
Harlan; vice presidents, Leonard z
Wales and j. Teylor Cause
secretary and treasurer, Will.
mer Palmer
The managers are: Term expiring
1899. George s Capelle. K. Lewis Arm
strong, Wilmer Palmer. LindlsY @ Kent,
Ashton Z. Tatnall Elizabeth NJ. Bhly
and Elizabeth Tatum; term end
ing 1895. Charles B Lore, Leonard
IL Wales. Alfred ID Warner,
" Wesley Weldin. Joseph W. H Wat
son, Sallis A. p. Pennypscker, Margaret
W. Bush and Preston Lea; term ending
1897, Dr. Caleb Harlan. IsAsc T Johnson,
Thomas Bird, Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr
j. Taylor Cause. Alfred Ga6throp,
Elizabeth w. Msndinhall, Franceu 5.
, Garrett No other business was trans
acted aud the meeting adjourned.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
noilsrmalsra Nor on 40 Earnwood

At the Harlan aud Hollipgsworth
CompanY's shipysrd to-day the Earn line
steamship Esrnford Is moved to the
uoEthwhsrves where the boilermakers
are at work on her. This iaterior work
will DO brlskly continued until next
Thursday. when it is hoped to hsve all
the repAirs completed.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
THg DELAWARE ROAD EARNINGS.
Past Year Was Much Better Than tho
Few Previoss Ones-NearIy 100000
Increase Net.

:=Increase Net.
At the annual meeting Of Delaware
Railroad Company stockholders yesterday
10 Dover, It was shown that the earnings
for the year wers as follows;
From passengers. &345 1856. AZ; from
frsights. 1894 7lg "a; from mails and
express. 81 923 So Total gross earnings,
81, 2j9. 1894 The operating expenses
wsre &s306s2 j2 interest on equipment,
$22, 949 63; total 1858 $50 10 The net
earnings were $4Oj 407 80, from which
deduct dividends paid and accrued,
Sl57 47i4 interest.on bonds paid and &C
erusd &29 2O0;staxss. "a 695 96 Total.
$l9l 367 40. lsaving.s aurplusof.$ $2l4. 130.-
40. Toe result for 1895 shows an increase
Of Sl03. s9i 54. as compared with the
previous year
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WILMINGTON FURNITURE
" AND
Iustaliation Of EIeeted knights.

On next Wednesday evening the off
GERS Of Diamond Lodge X. Of Of
Marshallton. will be installed by the
grand lodge officers Central Lodge, No
10, Of Dover, will have its installation on
the same evening.
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Il Kaown Here.

BsDjamin Johuson the missing man
was formerly OF this city, With toe
Elliott aud johnson Company. He is u
brother OF darrg Johnson, OF that frm.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10

New York Herald Weather Forecasts Tho
small southern disturbance be ore report al
moved yesterday or the 5 nth Atlantic cosst.
pursui. 4 northeasterly course. The dis-
lurOasCe In the lake region moved east
southeast of Long Island. The governm ent
reports last eveuing showed that an easterly
gallo OF thirtv-six miles per hour was then
blowing at Block Island. Fai weather will
prevail in all the Atlantic States to-day.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
TIE weather.

In the Middle States and Now England to-
dav fair weather Will prevail. prec tded by
lighi snow on the eastern coasts OF New eng
land, with fresh northerly 70 northweeterly
winds and slightly lower, followed by slowly
rising temperature. On Saturday, in both OF
these sections. fair and warmer weather uill
rfevail. with light, variable rinds. and on
Sunday, fair, warmer weather.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS:
IN THE STATE OF DELAW

~ lnE Ut ~ LILA " ANU
To the sheriff Of New Castle County, Greet
ing:
WHEREAS. Rena pennewill, by her Petition
to the Judges Of our Superior Court, filed Ia
the office OF the ProthonOtary Of said COnr. In
and for New Castle Couniy, for the cause Of
complaint therein alleged. has made applica
tion TO our said judges that decree may be
pronounced dissOlvng the ma--iage existing
between the Petitioner and Willard Penne-
will.
We. therefore. command you. as You we're
heretofore commanded, that you summon
villa, d Pennewiu that he be and appear be-
fore the Judges OF our said Court at the next
term thereof to be held al Wilmington, on
NJ ndsy. the third day of February next, to
answer the ALLEGATIONS of the ssid petitioner.
REM Pennewill, according to the Act Of
Assembly In such case M de and provided,
aud also to do and receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning him
in this behalf as TO ths Court shall seem meet
and consistent with the prOvisiols OF the said
Act Of Assembly.
And have you then and there this wit.
Witness the Honorable Charles b. Lore.
Esquire. at Wilmington, the twenty -tftn day
of November, A. D.. eighteen hundred and
ninety-fve.
Issued January 4 1895.
VICTOR 3. WOOLLEY.
prnfhgrofur
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at 9 O'Clock a. m.
NOTICES

NOTICE PARTY WHO A .VERTfSED
IN for partner in grocery business under
"A" please address IT" tn office.
NOTICE - THE THIRTY FOURTH
IN series of stock of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association is now being issued. first pay
ment due Tuesday. January eth. 1895 shares
can be obtained at any time on application 10
the secretary office northeast corner Fifth and
Shipley streets. bpen Tuesday and Friday
evenings LEA PUaEY. President.
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS. secretary.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10

MOTT TIJE-DlNIpEND.
IN SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
WILMINGTON. Del. January s. 1895.
The Board of Directors have this dav de-
clHred a semi-annusl dividend OF three 60 per
cent bayab.e on demand.
JAMES B. CLARKSON, Treasurer.
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ATLANTIC orrY. n. J.
San MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.,

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reoprned FOR the winter under
the personal supervision Of Mrs. Annie Gruhh,
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
lor, Baths, all conveniences. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10
PUBLIo SALES

DUBLIC SALE UF HOUSEHOLD AND
L kitchen furniture, etc., at No. 900 Mar
ket street on
TUESDAY, JANUARYJl 1898.
Evening journal., 1896-01-10

The Gas Kings Lieutenants Profess to
Have No Apprehension as to Their
Ability TO Control the Party Machinery
Ihere-Higgins Faction Almost Lost
Sight or
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Worthington
township will receive bids June 22nd,
for building road alongside the
railaoad track in Section 80 and "a in
said township. Sealed bids. Also
across the slough on the NV. corner
of the Sykes place, east of the Day
farm. Bids to be sealed.
FRED Cone, Town Clerk.
You should not fail to see the Close
Bros. & Co.'S irrigated lands in South
eastern Colorado. The wonderful
climate and the marvellous product
iveness of the soil, together with the
never failing benefits of irrigation ell
evate farming from drudgery and
slavery and hardship into bealthful
and profitable occupation. Join Ex-
cursion June % I'd. 1896. One fare
for the round trip, plus So. For par
ticulars call or address FRED. MoHL,
Travelling Agent, Adrian, MINI. A 2
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COUNTY HBwe.


.v11IHoHT.
4 Nj. Fred Shatts is~ buil&ae .
nev hoqse.thts ,|~ssk which vm
mako . great improvement 70 biz
place.
The roaring thunder storm OF
last week loft quite q tew inches
Of wster in this pastot the ooun-
Try. 6lews grew into rivers and
ponds into lakes
.Nr. John Zeh. Of .Phiade1phia,
will vfsit bic father, Fred Zeh, thss
week, who he bee not seen sor' II
years. II che 5oung man Akee
the countsy he will make this bic
home for the present
Tho Populist Convention
held at st. Killien was not very
we'll attended. It was fort elect
delegates for the County Conven-
ton held at Rushmore. They got
drowned out before they started.
Last Saturday lightning struck
Mr.,Laner's house, doing consider
able damage to the outside of the
building and on the inside walls
and part of the chimney where it
found it's way first. The family
escaped without injury. 1t also
struck yearling steer for Emil
Graf while grazing in the pasture.
The rainy season seems to have
set in with unusual vigor. The
scientist who will harness this
particular phenomenon to his
chariot and drive it off into ever
lasting oblivion will deserve more
honor from mankind than the in
ventor of. the telephone, the bicy-
Gle and tho flying machine, all
put together.
Bridges and grades are reported
washed out all over this part Of
the country. Road work will con-
tinue a spell longer than usual.
If the lumbermen are out of work
they can fish out the drifted lum-
Der and sell it over. ZEPHYRUs.
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Received new shipment of elegant
sewing machines.
Over 100000 manufactured and
sold in 46 years of the Genuine Singer.
The sun never set on Singer Sew
ing Machine at rest, because around
the Globe they are used by all nations.
Supplies for all sewing machines on
hand. Repairing specially in hard
times.
CARoLUs o. PETERSON, Agt., p.
Worthington, Mimi.
Office at residence-next to Sw. church.
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Republican Convention.

,ARepubltcsn State Convention FOX The state
of Minnesota will be held on Wednesday. the
IL theCity 81 b. Paul, q IL, o1epek !no0ns for
the purpose 81 placing in Incarnation candi-
dates for the following named o1ces: Govern
Treasurer and Attorney General; and for the
transaction Of such Qther business o may pro-
periy come before the cow entiOn.
principles advocated by the Republican party
and WHO detire its success, regardless OF their
pate IA the selection Of delegates to this Con-
Ventt0n:' < r.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Committed:
RieOLvED, That each county shall be entitled
to one delegate for each 200 votes or major
fraction thereof cast for the Republican candi-
date for Governor in 1894, and that each county
be allowed In addition thereto five delegates q
large: -.
Ia accordance with the above resolution, the
several counties are entitled to representation
In the Convention az follows:
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The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis, Alderman, Chiea-
20, says: Il regard DR.. Kings New
GS s%Is Seds and Lung q:m Gom p: IT,
last five years, to the exclusion of
physicians prescriptions or other
preparations.
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
the Methodist Episcopal Church for
so years or more, and have never
found anything so beneficial or that
gave me such speedy relief as DR..
kings New Discovery" Try this
Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial bot
ties free at Ray Hamiston IS drugstore.
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Jeaa Yc.ssbsst UT sOr el,y:
ton Gdday.
| The telegraph hustle1si &rs ts1e
|>ad erosreseiag daely: -. . ). d. :.
G. l. Peterson, ef 6io,1 FStls,
Visited friends on Monday.
Fred Bedford and sister return.
ed from Jackson on Friday. ...>.
John Mitchell bad Q load of
Iowa land seekers on Hoodas.
Mira. Donald Petit returned
from Minneapolis on Saturday. +
The Omaha bridge men were
here for couple Of deys last
week.
Mrs. A. 6cheefer visited with
friends here Saturday between
trains.
Many friends. of the Sunday,
School Union will go to Ellsworth
on Sabbath next.
A. g. Lindgren. OF Adrian, and
E. W. Cuttles, Of Noren Springs,
were here on Monday. =.
strayed:-sorrel pony, on Sunday
night. Finder will please return or
notify Geo. Jay at this place:
The Presbyterian Society had
their Children's Day and with
very little preparation done nobly.
The Epworth entertainment at
the M. E. Church Sabbath last
was success. Quite an audience
attended.
J. H. Dryden and the fishing
outfit returned home on Saturday.
They report a good time and more
or less fish.
D. L. Emerson, of Rockford,
ILL.,, was here on Wednesday look
ing after the interests of the
Standard mower:
Rev. johnson, the young assis-
tant of the Methodist Society, de-
livered on Sabbath night an able
and instructive sermon.
Bennett Fagerness and James:
Wemple teamed five loads to Ellis!
worth last week for E. s. Wemple:
who opens the. Ellsworth Hotel,
this coming Saturday. Il