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Evening star., 1896-12-05
TAkOMA PARK.

meefing OF tn" fire company Of Takoma has
been called by the chief. Mr. o. d. SUNNY at
his residence this evening at 7:2O O'Clock
Inc boys belonging to the Junior Base Ball Cul,
OF IakOIna have formed amateur thea ri,aI co,,
pahv and VIII make their first public appearance
at Iakoma Hall shortly after Christmas
special meeting OF Takoma Lodge, No. 90 f.
A. A. NJ. was held Tuesday night lust when thu.
third degree was worked ON several new members
Next Tuesday night the annual election of Off, ers
will occur and Friday night, the 11th instant,
they will he publicly installed. In addition to the
Installation OF officers musical md literary pro-
gram will he rendered. Tie present officers Of the
ledge are: DIR. WoOdman. worshipful master: 7. L.
Willis. senior warden: H. J. Long. junior warden:
DIR. Benz ett senior Deacon h. Cowl. Junior tlea
cen. J. II. Depew, secretary, and {. N. Heaton
Several young ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church
holding rahenrsals for all en erta innlent to be
given at the hall the 18th instant for the benefit OF
the church.
Little Miss Esther Wright who. with her par
ents. spent the early part of last summer Tako-
ma. died at her home In Washington Thursday.
Her death Is deeply regretted by her friends ut
Revival services will be held al the Presbyterian
Church beginning Sunday night and ending Thurs
day. The following l-known pastors viii con-
duct the services: Sunday. Rev. John Van Ness
tepian thurch Ms.sdsy. Rev. Ennis Of the western
Presbyterian Church: Wedrssd sday, DIR. Luccock, and
Mr. sSd MTs F. Pierce % Of Sarih Carolina have
moved to Takoina and are occupying the Booth cot
Miss Magruder who spent the Thanksgiving hol-
idnys viii relatives at RedlaI ds Md. has returned
to the Park.
Miss Sarah Waters has returned from a visit to
Dawsonville. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonn arrived in Takoma yesterday
after a visit to friends In Baltimore Miss Bonn
expects 10 spend the Christmas holidays in New
York
number OF Takoma citizens cont emplate at
tending the Illustrated lecture The Queen =
Threshold to be given at Odd Fellows Hall in
Washington the 9th instant by Rev. Howard Wilbur
Ennis.
A '.cobweb" party WAS given Tuesday night by
Miss Katie Lay in honor Of her guest. Miss Esther
Knight of COltOn's Point, Md Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Miss Nicholson of Rockville Miss
Keys. Miss Glascott and Mr. Keys Of Linden;
Mrssrs. Henson and Berry Clark of Sligo Miss
Katie Roach. Miss Mamie OFarrall, Mr. Heron.
Msssrs Chas and Will Roach. Miss Myers and Mr..
Powell nf Washington: Miss Darling and the Misses
Stone Of Brightwood. and Miss Swormstedt Mr..
Swormstedt. Mr.. Preston King. Mr.. Richard Lay
and Mr.. Hubert King of Takoina.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
kENSlNGTON.

Miss Oda Calhoun is visiting friends in Wash
iEgton.
Mrs. Edgar W. Moore and visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Mrs. George V. Grouse of Gaithersburg q
recent guest of her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Fawcett.
The board of directors Of the kensingtoD Hall
Association will meet Monday evening next at the
home Of the president, MIR. John I. Freeman.
meeting OF the Kensington Literary Society
was held Monday evening NJ the Noyes Library.
Owing to the severe weather the Attendance WAS
small and the program necessarily short. An
interesting ESSAY Charles Dickens read 10y
Mrs. Herbert W. Lewis; extract from Pick
wick. by Nr. s. A. Lehman. and poem, called
'Sleet," by Dr. William l.. Lewis. The December
meeting will he held on the 14th Of this month,
and Bret Harte has been selected the author.
All members requested to be present at this
meeting, the annual election of officers will be
held.
Mr.. John Wilson and Miss Bessie Walker of
Prince Georges county are visiting at the home
of Mr.. 7. o. Handy OF Kensington Heights.
There will be meeting of the members Of the
Noyes Library Association Wednesday, DeceEl-
ber D. at 1880 O'Clock, ut the library. a full at
tendance is desired important business will
come up for consideration.
number of pupils from Kensington who have
been In attendance at the Washington schools have
quit the city schools account of the dphtheria
Several have been enrolled at the school here.
The revival services which have been in progress
at the st. Paul's NJ. T. Church for the past two
weeks closed last evening"
Evening star., 1896-12-05

ciabaugh and BERTHE S. Shearcr; Samuel D. Owing,
and Annie L! Holland
town district promises to he of interesting char
acter. Mrs. +: Fl. Da-iy recently gave II pretty
was largely attended The coy parinrs were
handsomely decorated With evergreen and autumn
popular hostess, with her usual grace and hospital
ity made all her GUESTS feel at homo. Dainty
Miss Nirgie Griffith. with able assistants. Mrs.
VIM Hempstone. near Seneca. recently entertained
the guests being received by their hostess whose
rooms were preftily adorned for the occasion with
refreshment room was presided 10y Miss Annie
!pade ana corps OF pretty girls. Mrs. NJ. G.
of Philadelphia have been visiting their sister.
Mrs. H. C. Recalling, ut her residence IIillcrcst. and
during their stay We're the recipients of much
Mr. Mr. David c: Hoyie and Miss Florence Eagle
We're married at the NJ. L. Church South, this
place. "Wednesday evening by Rev. T q. hewitt
large number of relatives and friends OF the
couple We're In attendance.
The recent revival services at Dcrwood Bap,is,
Church have been Of very interesting cha rac-trr.
ulnr pastor. Rev l.. X. Afili.ourDe has i,cn ably
assisted 10y Rev. J. L. Lodge nnd Pastor Rnyfiid
speakers
A handsome monument to the memory of Rev.
Presbyterian Church at Barnestown has brau
erected tea In the cenetry at that place. TIE ladies
We're Mn, Mrs Elgar TsehifIeiy. Mrs DIR. c. II. Nourse
ana Miss W. Rice. The marble work
ecut+d 10y Mr. Join. NJ. Heagy OF this town.
Since the revival OF business considerable sper-
ulation has been indu,sd in throughout the county
In regard 10 the proposed elecir railway between
Washington and Gettysburg unlcr the manasemcn
Of the Washington and Baltimore Transit Com
pany. which, under Its charter has th, right To
tonst tru"t and Operate roads throughout the stat"
of Maryland The route as contemplated and
veycd is from Washington Via Takema Park Sandy
Spring. Olnry. Lnytonville, Frederick City, Han
s'lvills. Thurmant. Emurittsi'urr. State Line and
Geftysb burg. The proposed road would reach a
large portion of this county without railroad
facilities. and would doubtless receive valuable
aid and concessions of land aione the line
All tn" prisoners sentenced TO the pcnitentiarr
and house Of correction at the recent term Of
the circuit court have been removed to these in
stitutiOns 10y Sheriff Collier
The county commissioners acting n board OF
control and review the assessment of real
and personal property In the county are making
goDd progress In the work. Several Of the dis
tfirts have beet com!,lctpd and chow a considerable
iscrcase in the taxable ha-is Appeals from Ro Il
Vile district will I've taken up the 18th instant
and those from Wheaton district the 10th in
stant. 1t IL thought that the of The new
assessment Will be from 5000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
BR1lIllsH.'fw,eoe.

ENJOY Chapel vas hlled to its fullest ca,acify
and a large portion Of Id standing room occupied
last night The attraction was q grand entertain
ment given by the Juniosb Christian Endeavor and
arranged by its superinteedrnts. hev. H. n Heed
Miss Ella Keene and Mig pAIable MacEwee. whose
work was to be noted on. every side. Appropriate
settings accompanied each feature on the program
The little actors all, dnely costumed and no.
ueesby veil trained init their respective parts
One good point Of the enbse entertainment was the
variety OF the program, consisting us It did Of
recitatinas. Dialogues, tasienux and singing. In
brief bd j. embraced the fsiissins opening address,
Carrying Largo as entire s wssis sssey
asss s 5ses5 Mss,s t
Belle Me1a Roos and cisrrncr
Parsons ., recitation alton ISstie Lott HARDY song ainy
and Hattie Hardy recitation. sadie Mein afsEns da
logue, An Unjust suspicion Gertrude Manning,
s MsniG annie ae a1 K.ouSe Rd
and Belle Mellin, ACCOMPANIED iy o' solo on the
From s1oryIand, Florence Mat,insly. Edna bond
Bsnamin na,sy Robinson and Gss
Marguerite Cook. comical imperssnatlon of
taseau s Lily Mathane1 sln aaSieau IN
two scenes, The Stolen Kiss, Charles King and
Mshe sands: tasisau Night and b"st "Fane F,e Rey
nolds and Gertrude Manning; song. The SNOW
Keene. Cuyler Brown and Benjamin bet weller reel
tation. Mable Sands; Chorus by entire society.
There We're many encores hut owing the lcngt tn
Of the program many more were omitted.
Ruth Chapter, Order af the Eastern Star, held u
special meeting Tuesday evening. ut which five new
members Initiated This the last work
ing meeting OF the year. which has been Of the
most successful in the history of the chapter
Yesterday afternoon the Kings Daughters held a
meeting at the home of Mrs ". e. Nailey. Ow-
Ing the large amount OF other work going on.
many Of the members were absent The dona tion
and other charitable work Of last Thanksgiving
formally reported, and general plan OF future
work arranged. Those present Miss I,ulr
Keene. who lcted president In the absence of
Miss Mable AIacElwee Mrs. W. F. NaIiey, Misses
Rhoda and Gertrude Thomas Anna Na1ley and Rosa
Lavender
Last Thursday Presiding Elder Jas II. IIutchin-
preached at EnOry Chapel on Come Unto Me.
and 1 VIII Give You Rest Later the quarterl,
conference held nt the pastorage.
The family Of AIR. William Thomas OF Flint
street have moved TO the city for the winter
Miss Olga Judd Of TakOma Park has been visit
Ing Miss Auna Naliey.
The many friends of Miss Bessie Clayton will he
very sorry learn OF her illness, supposed
to be pneumonia.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
ROCKVILLE.

large amount OF busiffcss Twas transacted in the
orphans court this week. 1hhny persons being in
attendance The last will and Testament Of George
NJ. Moxley. deceased, was admitted to probate and
record and letters testaiipenfary were granted to
Cornelius MoAley. the executor named in the will;
bond, $1,000. The last will and testament Of Mar
garet G. Stock. deceased, was admitted to probate
and record. The last will and testament of Robert
Plummer. deceased, was admitted to probate ana
record and letters testamentary were granted to
Eliza d. P1ummer. Michael Conroy, administrator
OF Eleanor Conroy, deceased passed first and final
account and made distribution Of the assets among
the heirs of said deceased The last will and tes-
lament OF Robert E. Constant, deceased, was ad-
mitted to probate and record Lucy @. Bochmer,
administrative OF George H. BOchmer. deceased,
filed inventory Of property and also passed
expense account In said estate Letters of admin
tstration on the personal estate Of Lydia Brown,
deceased, were granted to Edward T. Brown. VIM
Rich made application for letters of administration
on the personal estate of Charles ". Rich who
died Norembsr ID. Frank Higgins, administrator
Of Conrad Mulfnger. passed first aud final account
In said estate Mary r. SeIlman, eXecutrix Of
Richard r. Selman. deceased, passed first and final
account. VIM. George Mullican was appointed
dren. ~
clerk Of the circuit court for this county has
1seqeo marriage licenses to the following parties:
Richard d. Reamy and Mamie @ Booth; Robert Z.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
LANGDON,

The Bohemian Club Of Washington gave an ell
tertainment Thursday evening Mt the Iangdon
Opera House. Those who participated were Messrs
d. G. Smith, Victor Wallace, s. A. JONES' Charles
F. Purdy. the Misses Agnes vassar. Teresa
Machen, Hinda Burke, Maude NJ. Moore Clara
Wheeler and Mrs. s. A. Jones. Among the visitors
from Washington the Misses Laura vassar
NJ. b. Dunbar Matte Bassett Mamie Roberts,
Mrs. F. W. Wallace Mrs. c. +. Purdy Mrs E. C.
Moore, Mrs. W. T. Moore and Mrs. W. F. Roberts
Miss Eta Stevens, who has been visiting friends
In Inngdon has returned to her home in Wash
Mrs. Siddons and daughter and Mr.. H. C. Wan
nell and family have removed from Iangdon to
The committee having charge of the arrange
ments for the dedication of the new school build
ing have completed the program for the
sion.
Mr.. George McCauley Is confined to his bed with
At the meeting of the Suburban Citizens Asso-
citation Wednesday evening last Chairman Sutton
committee on school dedication, which were forth
with adopted The first provides that the pre-
siding officer Of the association shall be master
Of ceremonies that occasion. and the second
fixes February q the date for rhe detlicati ion
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad thanked in
a resolution for extension of their service t"
the Langion station, coupled with Il request that
the company employ janitor or assistant. whose
principal duties shall he to provide nres for the
early morning trains.
Mrs George Doremus has as her guest her
mother, Mrs. C. E. REYNOLDS, Of Auburn. n y: .o.
ing in their hall. After transacting its routine
business, adjourned early account of an acci-
dent to one OF the large lamps
Mr. J. W. Brashcars Of BroOkland is building
neat and attractive residence, and will move into
1t as completed.
Mr. W. b. Page corner Of 22d and Cincinnati
streets has just added n fine hennery to his place
Mr.. Page h the owner Of some of the finest fowls
In LangdOn.
Mrs L. " Dukehart, who has been visiting
her sister In Langdon. has gone to Washington to
visit Mrs C. A. Counselman Of 325 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast, that city.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
HERNDON.

At the annual meeting Of the Congregations
Church. held Wednesday evening. the felIex In,
officers were reelected: W. u. Sweetser deacon
E \. Ridesut, trustee; Miss May Bready, clerk
W. ID. Sweetser. committee pulpit supply ane
j. ID. Groh and Z. l.. Rohey, committee hospi
tally. Financially. the church is in better condi
tfon than II was one year ago.
musical club has been started, which is a
present under the direction of Mr.. A. \. Buell.
and is composed of members follows: Mrs. J.
NJ. Balleu, Misses Grace H. Stephenson Helen Ro
sier Margaret b. Russell, Annie Robey, MAUD
iount. Ethel and Cecil Mankin Ncva 0rrison, Kati,
Groh, Virginia Castleman and Messrs c. X. Bitter
II. T.. Hanes. F. A. McNeiIl, A. H. Buell. Hardis
Mays. Clarence Walker and II. +. Wiley. At th,
meeting, Thursday evening, VI the residence Of Di
Russell. Mrs Ballou and Mr.. Mcneil, gave voca
solos Misses Roster and Robey. piano daet; Misse,
M:lnkin. piano duet MIR. W. +. and Aiss Ami.
Robey. vielin and piano; Miss Stephenson, piano
The following guests were present 10y invitation
Mrs. McWhorter, Miss Berthe Jarrett, Miss Mar,
Buell.. Miss Jennie Orounse, Miss Lucretia MankiI
and Messrs. {. q. Stephenson and W. +. Middleton
The Ladies Aid Society met on Thursday morning
with Mrs. Sim0nds with the usual number present
Lunch was served ut noon
Evening star., 1896-12-05
LAUREL.

The Laurel Euchre Club met for the first time
this season at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. jay c.
Howell, on Montgomery street, Tuesday night
There eight tables, at which the thirty-two
players seated. -Four prizes were distributed
two foS the ladies and two for the gentlemen. The
first ladies' prize was captured by Mrs. Jay C.
Howell, and the second by Miss Nelys Loweree
Mr. Morris Foote won the first prize for gentlemen
and DR.. r. L. Coates the second. After the games
refreshments were served and dancing was alse
enjoyed until a late hour.
Among the many present were Misses Lena
Brehme, Alice Jebe, Jean Crane, Myra Waters
Maud Harrison, Mitylene English Jennie Berry
Eellye LOweree, DR.. and Mrs. X. L. Coates Mrs
Heath Mrs. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. William e Walk
Mr. and Mrs George Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Brehme. Morris and Richard Foote. wilton Snow
den, John E. Fenwick. Edward s. Walk, George
W. Waters, jr., DIR. T. W. Byerly and Others The
next meeting OF the club will be held December {
at 'Fairland," the homo Of DR.. and Mrs. B. L.
Coates.
Mrs. Lee w. Freund has returned to her home In
Evening star., 1896-12-05
SUBURBAN NEW S
ANACOSTIA,

The semf-aunual election OF officers of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor of
Garden Memorial Church held last evening.
HE pr4nciFai positions were fitted rs follows:
resident, Miss E. Doughty; vice president, Miss
Emma Dodge; secretary, Miss Theta North; treas
urer, Mr.. A. B. Gardner: superintendent Of Junior
Society. Mfr. c. o. Bohrer; assistants, Miss Ber-
thu Swindeils and Miss Jennie Davidson.
The annual m 'eting Of Electa Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star fer the election Of oaacers will
be held at Masonic Hall. Anacostla. Tuesday even
,ns Ms,,a ne13 tn, The principal retiring officers are
patre1s Mr. Adolphus GUIDE: assistant matron, Mrs.
treasurer Miss Sophie Kuhn: &C conauctress ] m MIR Mrs.
Maltsr Fisher; assistant conductress, Miss Elsie
stallation of the newly chosen oficers will take
place December 2. on which occasion the annual
the District Of Columbia VIII be received
Lodge ns annual Nm election q officers for AnacostIa
take place Monday evening next. The present Of.
asn,a aas srs Mshipfgl master Mr. Wilbur Dodge
Mr. W. aude sscretars Mr john HSn0r H. ~psen Knn
and d. treasurer. Mr.; G. B. Smith.
D The officers for Mneela Tribe, Improved Orier of
1897: viii he elected ut the meeting to be held on
'hs Mr. last Edway rra1y evening na, in sd this moath
dacy for the office Of justice Of the peace in Ana
e.stia. which has been vacant since the death
Pltcation which Is being circulated In MIR. Paul
behalf has already received the signatures OF
Il.
me APPOINTMENT is In the hands OF the President
Rev. j. B. North Of AnacOstfa has been elected
1, eil.or OF The Republic of the United States, a
the Interest Of the American Protective Associa.
tion. ~
Dr. and Mrs: Samuel c. Leonhardt of Juneau
Alaska. who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs
North have ieft Anacostia FOR their distant home
DT- George 4. Havenner. who was seriously
@ hurt couple p Of weeks ago BY being run into by a
wagon while riding on his bicycle In Washington
Is slowly recovering. but is still compelled to use
The various Sunday schools Of Anacostia are re-
nearsing carols and literary exercises for the reg
lar Chr smas entertainments e
Ihe regular bi- monthly meeting OF the Curren,
ENtnts Club was held yesterday with the president
Mrs A. NJ North In the chair. The program rem
aered was very attractive, and gave much salts
Evening star., 1896-12-05
HYATTSVILLE.

An interesting entertainment for the benefit OF
st. Lukes Episcopal Church was given Thursday
evening at Masonic Hall. Miss Macintosh re-
cited several selections from Shakespeare and ef-
fectually rendered VIII Carleton's The First Set
tier Story Miss Laura Lewis sang The Creole
Love Song with great expression; Mr.. James c.
Rogers sang Afterwards and for an encore
The Tar's Farewell which literally ap-
plauded Those taking part in the tableau1 were
Messrs. Howard Duckett, Alfred D. Bailey, Edward
lislsch, Mrs. Bailey, Misses Laura and Mae TricOu
Loulie Fuller, Florence Carr, Virginia Waugh and
Bessie Gordon. The tableau Of Tennyson's 5
Dream Of Fair Women was particularly charm
ing. At the completion of the program refresh
ments were served in the hall Co., ..
ing last Saturday. All bills for expenses growing
out Of the late election audited and an item
lied statement rendered to the county commits
sioners. The cost of enforcing the new election
law this year amounts to over 3d. 600:
The Rossbourg Club of the Maryland Agricultural
evening Of the nth instant. ,,, ~ -.
MIR. John W. Belt, clerk of the circuit court for
this county, has been suffering with nervous pros
tration. Last week he was removed from his
he is now rapidly Improving
Governor Lowndes has extended the time Of as
this MONTH at which date ali reports must be
Mrs Taibott of Anne Arundel county is the guest
Miss Cora B; Moran, who has been on a visit to
Justice Carr. after a yery peasant trim to his old
home In Anne Arundel county, returned this morn
ing.
The Hyattsville Junior Progressive Euchre Club
will hold its next meeting on the evening Of the
18th at the home Of Colonel and Mrs. Shalenbar-
ger, Rves station.
Mr.. and Mrs Leren H. Campbell will give an
informal card party to q number of friends this
evening In honor Of Miss Macintosh, who will
shortly leave for her home in Kansas.
Mrs. Charles G. Gordon gave q progressive heart
party Friday evening: Among those present were
Captain and Mrs. Charles G. Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey, Miss Macintosh, Misses Laura and
Mae Trieou. Virginia Waugh, Bessie Gordon, Cora
Rogers, Mary Dorsey and Loulie Fuller Messrs
Ronserville. Harry Dorsey. J. C. and ]. a. Rogers.
Refreshments were served at the conclusion Of tho
voted to music.
A new house b In course Of construction upon
the site OF the former dwelling which Was d.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

The Church of the Good Shepherd was consecratet
Tue sday morning by Bishop Newton. The bisho,
also preached in Zion Chuch that evening, ant
confirmed class of six.
There will he oyster supper at the residence
Of Mr. RObt Wiley next Tuesday evening for tn,
benefit Of the Southern Methodist Sunday schoo
Chris tmas tee.
The Good Tempars will hold hat trimming so
cial In Union Hall next Wednesday evening. Eaci
lady is expected to bring an old untrimmed hat
with trimmings, needle and thread.
Miss Pink Howard Of Ida. Va, who has beer
visiting her uncle, Mr.. VIM. E. Graham has re
turned home.
Miss Emma W. Leeds Of GlenbrOoke. Va, Is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. Job Hawxhurst.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Breaking Up the Growing Tranr
Nuisance,

The tramp nuisance is becoming a ques-
ton Of serious moment in this vicinity,
Yesterday afternoon the police raided q
large gang of hoboes on the Southern Rail-
road Company's property near the National
cemetery.
The tramps started on the run and many
of them escaped. Twenty were captured
and marched to the station house This
morning Mayor Thompson sent them to
jail for ten days each.
Last night at 7:3O o'clock In Good Tenn
plars' Hall on South Fairfax street Mount
Vernon Council. Daughters of America,
which was recently organized, was insti-
tuted.
The Alexandra German Club will give its
next german Christmas eve.
The Advent mission. which has been 60
Ing on all the week in st. Johns Chapel.
West End. closed last night. Mr.. W. H.
Laird OF the seminary preached an inter-
esting sermon.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
An Explanation Coming.

Frem the Chicago TIiblne.
Observation-Disclosures, what is the exact
nature OF the union between the soul and
the bodyZ'
The Rev DIR. Fourthiy-"My dear pro, n :
er. there are some mysteries 1 have never
attempted to penetrate. But I have a
young friend, the Rev. o. Howe Wise "A
recent graduate of our theological seminary
who is writing a sermon on that very sub
Ject, and will deliver IL ohe week from ne [
Sunday. Don't fail TO go and hear him."
Evening star., 1896-12-05
Too Mach Leyfty.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Kidnuff-"For bin collector young Dunn
displays considerable ill-timed leyity"
Skidmore-"In What way?"
kidnuff-"When he comes after an ac-
count, he says. cheerfully: Did YOU uauI
10 see me today
Evening star., 1896-12-05
Not Very High.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Mrs. Dash-''I thought you said Mrs. Bol-
ton was prominent in society?"
Mrs Blank-"Why, I've been told that she
is."
Mrs. Dash-'Tt must be a mistake She
only belongs to four afternoon card par
ties"
Evening star., 1896-12-05

II suffered for two years from q bad cough and
pain In my chest. I tried a number Of remedies
but Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup was the only one that
elected cure. p. J. Murphy, Ashley, Pa"
Evening star., 1896-12-05

stroyed by fire lsst Saturday night. 1t seeus
that an insurance policy was taken cut snly tye
days before the fire OccuSfed Hence, the owner
loss from the cend0Rratf1n.