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FLOUR! S4.50 hhl, s2.a8 half hhI, 60c sack.

150 barrels of our justly popular brand of Flour, ''Fancy HaXall," just received direct from the mill. Bar rels, half barrels and Is sacks. 1t is freshly ground and perfect in every respect-no better made. For nearly twenty years we have sold this brand, and where it is once used no other is desired. We are sole agents for it's sale in New Haven:
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WANTED.

DENT Of four or five rooms, modern im- N pfovements, fifteen minutes walk from Green. Address REASONABLE
 mh24 2tt Box 2,;32
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STTUATION by first-olass butcher: one 0 who understands the business thorough. ly. Inquire
 mh25 If l23 ORCH ARD sTREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to do general houseworle A for a private family reference if re- quired. Inquire at
 mh24 2tt 35ST. JOHN STREET
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WANTEn

RY single gentleman, one large room or ID two small ones ulnfurnished preferredY in quiet. genteel family, within 5 minutes walk of the New Haven House. Address for one week, ''H. G."
 mh25 tt New Haven House.
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WANTED,

EY reliable woman situation as cook and laundress; good city reference; would not object short distance in the coun-
 mh25 Itf ss CANAL STREET. W
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WANTED.
WANTED.

SITUATION by competent girl as cham kC berTnaid and seamstress, or as chamber- maid and waitress in private family, Call at
 inh2o ltt 26 DAGGETT STREET s
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NMamts.

VI One Cent Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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WANTED

CITUATION by 8 young mann as coach- of horses would take care of flowers or do anywork on gentlemans place; the best Of reference, with seven years experience.
 mh24 2tx l031 STATE STREET
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WANTED,

WANTED, A STU UATION by q woman competent to A care for young child. or would do chamberwork or second work Call
 l32 FRANKLIN STREET, mh2o Itr Lower bell
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FOR SALE, INWO-FAMlLY house, GS Clark street. cor 1 ner Pleasant; l3 rooms. Inquire on nlh25 TtS
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WANTE,D

WANTED. A BIO Orange street thoroughly compe- A tent girl for general homework; refer- ences required. mh25 It
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WANTED.

TN a frst-class tailoring establishment, 1 young man to cut around patterns and make himself generally useful around tho store; one acquainted with the trade pre- ferred; a good chance for a steady young man to work into good position. Address
 P.O. BOX 772,,
 mh243t New Haven. Conn.
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Beef, IrOl and
 Wine.

In this preparation are combined the stimulative properties of Wine and the nutriment of Beef with the tonic powers of Iron, the effect of which in the blood is so justly valued. Just what you need at this season of the year.
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WANTED,
WANTED
WANTED.

SITU ALTON as maid and seamstress or kJ wait on delicate lady: best city refer- en ce, Cnh25 2ttl a6e BRADLEY STREET.
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SILKY.

Have those people in the other flat been married long?" T think not; he takes maps on her best silk pillows. '- Chicago Record
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12
Miners Killed.

Denver, April II A special to the
Times from Butte, Mont, says: The
explosion of a hundred pounds Of
giant powder in the 1l00-foot level of
the st, Lawrence mine at a. m.
killed Cor. c. Lowney, John Qujnlan.
Ed Shields, Jas. Dwyer, John Nc
Weigh and Patrick O'ROurke All
We're unmarried AS there were n,
other persons in the part Of the min
where the explosion occurred, rh'
cause is unknown. Owing to the fall
of debris The bodies cannot be reached
till night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12

Gilbert Briggs visited Genoa and Gard
oervilIe last Tuesday. He says tn
people of Redlands have started a subscrl
lion to entertain the Nevada Press Ass q,
alton, ana that $500 had been subocrib,
before he LETT there. EN- DAYS ago.-Courie
Presby byterianChurcn :-Services at
a. NJ, and : 30 p. III. MOruiuS 2ut
ject: The Wisdom If Goa il a My
terry" Evening subjects: A Greu
Woman'
Every body Vc.ture.
FKANCIs. L. NASH.
Pastor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12
TEI. {, G B APH u.
ALL THE LATEST NEWS D
THE DAY.
A Dastardiy Grim =.

Denver, April, 1l.-AieXandpr c
Miller, returning to his home on rhe
" ,rner ranch, twelve miles east Of
Denver, thi- morning found his step
son aged Il years dead and his wife,
ne boys motter, unconscious and
bleeding to death froM numerous
stab wounds. TIE boy had been stab
bed through the heart. The house
had not been robted and the motive #
the crime is ii mystery. Mr.. Miller
is Mil!er's second wife, the tirst having z
bI1ined divorce on account Of his
intimacy with the woman now muir
de:ed,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12
Cuba News.

Havana, April 1.-THE Insurgents
have burned the machinery houses o
on the central plantation Of Dianua
ald Barbon ar Moralite, the ap-
proximate loss being $1,2O0,0OO, Tue
Insurgents also burned 10000 tons Of
cane on the plantation OF Santa Ger
trude.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12
est TO- Presoyopia.

A Won approaching the time when you
necd glasses.
Hold this print -cu-teea inhes
from the eye if you do
alofthiS 6 earlv At IUELtnc.
should have pair Of glasses proper
1y lifted,
Call at Farrer, the scientific optici.,n, az
Goldens's Jewelry Store, and get a perfect
correction. mrQf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12
Wall Paper.

John G. Fox has large and bran
new assortment Of wall paper. It
Of every grade, every pattern and
every variety. He! is now carrying
he very latest. designs known to the
trade. a1tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12

To rent or lease: Tn Winnie ranch
Mrs. E. Winnie, Ctroou Nevada ms
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12
TO CHICAGO IN 3H DAYS

to Nf1IOAOO IN 81 DA I
And
TO NEW YORK IN ~ DAYS
Via
The Northwestern Line
And
Union Pacific Railway.
Drawin~-"ONm ,>eeDi drs
Upholstered Tourist Cars
Daily Without Change
All Meals in Dining Cars.
Sleeping Car reservations and all infor-
nation at Overland Ticket Office, Mont
gomery street, Palace Il y / corner. c
E. Bray, General Agent, or W. D. Phillip
Agent 5. 2. &C mp. ' Keno, Neva..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-12

tue APPEAL never copies anything said
If it unless it is a roast OF the paper
This may tie 80 but we publish d
paper for two classes Of people, oul
friends and our enemies. Uuess thel,
is occasionally something in the pap
for the edificatiou Of those who steal
from their neighbOrs -oor 5t-p, /
would not be in such big demand w.
think-or hope We think-we know
What the public want.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
CRUISING ON 1Hg CHESAPEAKE.

Death Of an Old soldier-Broke Roth
Arms and MS Nose Other News Of raI-
bot County.
EAsToS, Nd, July % B F Psrlett,
Dr. e X Trippe A q Pasceult Frank
Mason, Guy Plumb, r Il. Walker and
some other Edstonisns have chartered
the schooner j + BAtemap, Captain JET
ferscn Davis Fields, for ten days cruise
down the bay. Tney will start on Sat
urdey night and expect to visit Old
Point Ocean View, Virginia Beach and
Cobh's Islsnd before they return
william 4 Torbnttop, who haa been s
helpless invalid from rheumatism for
thirty years. died at bis residence 10 81.
Mlchasls. He VAS drafted into the Fed
srsl array In 1862, aud while in service
contracted the disease He WAS given q
soldiers funeral.
Solomon Plppin's Avansll ls farm, IN
Bsyley's Neck, Talbot uotv, has been
sold to Mr.. Holding, Of Chicago, for
So 75O
The Buffet farm Of 176 acres. on
Niles river aud Globe creek, near Enston
was offered for sale, but the highest bid
was 81 900 and the farm was Withdrawn.
Thomas Harrison, OF Philadelphia, and
Joseph WhitDeT, trsf5c managers OF The
n. and N TrAnep ,rtstion Line, are
guests OF Colonel Charles A Chi Sley, At
tbe Anchorage. Mr. Harrison owns
Cooks Point farm. bsEusif1l old plaos
ia Dorchester csuntY on ths Choptrnk
liver, which be has stocked with game.
Il is = point situation and saa be secluded
by one fence across the isthnus.
The remains OF Mrs Mary Tocter, who
died At her residence 10 Baltimore. were
brought to Esston and buried. Rev. w.
7. Bsaven, her former pastor, ofioiated.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Nicholas, wife OF
henry Nicholas, merchant Of EsssoD,
died, sged 80 years.
William Denry. an EAston youth. fell
twenty feet from a persimmon tree Sun.
day and broke both arms aud his nose.
General Richard Thomae, osshisr OF
the Easton National Bank, and the oldest
cashier Ia the state IN point OF consecu~
tive service, who has btea Ill for some
time is pronounced by his physicians to
be better.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
COMPLETED BY JANUARY +.
rhs Now Queen anne Railroad VIII Ex
tend co Greenwood 10 Six Weeks.

rhs Now Queen Anne Railroad VIII Ex.
tend co Greenwood 10 Six Weeks.
B LTIMORE. ND, July 2S --Stockhold
ers Of the Peninsulsr Construction Com
pany held their annual meeting yester
day at the oiiice Of the Guardian Security
Trust and Deposit Company, on North
Calvert street. The construction com
pany is building the Q1een Annt's Rail
road
Directors for the ensuing year were
elected SIS follows: Wesley M. Oler, Alex
ander Brown, Basil B Gordon, Dr..
Charles Il Tilghman. John s Cuttings,
Henry @ Matthews, Douglas II Gordon
John 8. G bb-, G Lori alne Gill. George
B. Baker, S1uthgsts Yeaton and Fred
erlck b Hubbell.
The railroad Is being rapidly pushed to
completion Twenty miles are finished fIom
Qlsenstown to Denton aud construction
trains are running on part OF the line
In about six weeks the road will be
finished to Green wood, Del, fifteen
miles east OF Denton
intract FOR the remsiulng eectior
fro ~ Green wood to L9wes, Del will b.
let Within sixty dsys, add the entire road
is to be finished Sbout JaDusry /.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
M0RRIMEs7 on A LAWN.

Mrs. n. X Borie Kntertains Guests From
a Distance aud Large Party OF VIII.
m.Rgton nicTclists.
The spacious lawn which has been laid
out and besutihed around the residsnco
Of Superintendent Hiram r Borie. OF the
Delaware Iron Works was a ecene OF
merrlment last evening. when Mrs Borle
gave lawn party Ia honor OF sever Al
guests from distance aud a visit from
about thirty bicyclists from Whining
ton
The lawn had been lavishly decorated
with Japsnese lanterns. hAgs aud h)w
ers, through the kindness OF Col J
Harry Rogers and the rays OF light frc n
the Illuminated d house made clearly vio
ible every ruatie bench ald tlcycls and
the refro hmm b))th In the centre,
where cooling beverages we're dlepsnsed
10 the. warm dancers aud whseielsn
Msaptims hne brs,z, from Delaware
Bay bshishsd fans and mosquitoes. gig
Ing the pretty lawn all the advantages
AID nouo Of the disadvantages Of q kea
side res9rt.
Dancing WAS INDUCED in on the front
and side porches, % plano musia by Alse
Lohand Mrs Wlsr, the Wilmington
psrty'e chsperoHe, was formerly Mas
Msme CAliGhan Of New Castle TIE
Wilmington party came over ia jast one
hour and returned by moonlight arriving
back home about midnight
The guests Of honor at this pleagins !
social func ion were: Miss Ada Dlckey
OF Oiisego; Miss Margaret Parker OF
Poittm.uth. Va Misses L'xEs, Florence
and Nan Boris, Of Aooors's Pa DR.. Bar
tran Potts. Of PhlladslphI0; Oscar West
Schae ffer, OF Moore's. Pa. The enter
tanning was done by Mrs. H r Boris,
Miss Hattie Challenger, MISS Lutte
Borie, Frank and a r. Boris. Jr.
Ia the party OF Wilmington guesta
were: w. p. Morrison. J. Newman
Davis, George Jones, Frank Nc
Causeland. John Morris, John Deyioe,
Frank Massey, Gustave Bshrend,
Will PHtchett, Chsres Brown, Scoti
BegRs, Frank Thatcher, Paul Thatcher,
Ned Hall, Charles Handy. Stillman Hodg
man, w. 4. Sharplees. Gus Jsffer.s.
Mr. and Mrs. S Wier. tina latter
chsperoning the party; Miss Lulu
Elliott. Miss Lawson, Miss Maud Gtier,
Miss Edua Walters, Miss Mabel Thai cher,
Misses CLARA aud Mary Scott, Mis-
Murphy aud Frank Gardner.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
IMPROVEMENTS At DODDASVILLV.
Houses on CIsmor street VIII Receive
New Roofs--NothinR short of Paved
Cutters wni Ever Bring Purity.

Houses on CIsmor street VIII Receive
New Rsofs--Nothing short of Paved
Cutters wni Ever BrlDg Purity.
Many improvements for the extensive
resl estate holdings Of K j. Dobbns at
Dobbiusville have been ordered, 70 is said,
by General Agent Rspp who came down
from Philadelphia on a visit Of iuspec
tion and recommended tmoDR other
things that ALI the houses saat Of Seventh
stree, on Clymer, be reroofed, These
houses Dow -hsye fleg roof, but will
probsbly be provided with tin. The
Stag. however, las wiihsto0d the storms
OF many Winters.
It Is sl6o said that Eve houees on Cly
% er street, running west from Sixth,
which were traded several years seo 20
Patrick Eaain BY Mr. Dobbing, and sub
ssquently transferred TO Martin d Oure,
o. Wilmington. have now bsen purchased
back By Mr. Dsbblns
The residents Of that we'll known
suburb are SSH annoyed by bad dltchss
aud bad odors Foreman McOly mont
b sa had ell the ditshes cleaned, but "a
this sysbcm Of drainage cEn only be i'm
groVod by q new one, abe aitches are
already almost o. bad 40 ever Several
Ilntellisent residents OF Dobblssville told
reporter TO day that the only help for
their suffering Is paved drains snd these
should bc demanded When once the
cutters are paved. the residents will dc
the rest toWEtd keeping things clean
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
SOCIAL ANp PERSONAL NoIes.

Joseph B con returned homs yesterday
from Atlantic City, accompanied by Mrs.
Bacon Mr Bacon may spend a few
more days this season at tnar, his pre-
fsrred sea side resort.
William q Grow returned home last
evening from 4 81 iuru at Woodland
Beach, mu,h improve % Ia health.
Rev. V s Collins preached at Camden
camp meeting to-day AID addressed tie
N ,eting OF the Junior Epworth League.
Mrs Nary OSborn, OF Wrlghtstown,
\ Is Waiting her niece, Mrs. B
Montgomery
Mrs. Mary OSborn and Mrs B
Montgomery and daughter Lille have
oseu visiting at Midd.eto sn, Del.
Mrs V Collins aud daughters, who
are nov visiting At Dover, came over tc
Woodland Beach yesterday to see tn,
Methodist excurs'onlsts.
Mrs. Frank Beckett OF South Fourth
Fourth street, Is suffering from
severely spraiued ankle.
Mrs Hsw lett, Of Fifth street. is visit.
itg her son james q. Hewlett. ia Phi a
| delphia
John Au d. OF CLARK stresf Is serloOsl,
w St his loms and under The cArs o
pr MeCsb,.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
NAV Castle NEMs NoIEs.

George Hoff1an caught hns trout on
tho Delaware str. st whavf yesterday
while fishing for eats
When tho steamer Clyde passed down
the river ON her usual trip yesterday
morning, she had almost her complement
aboard. Nearly 800 boarded her from
this city.
Miss Aonls NJ Rsber has acc p ed the
position Of teacher ia tho New Clstlo
puols schools 20 which she was recently
elected. hias Reber did not decide upon
this positioA until this week.
Senator G,orss Gray wa Ia town yes
terday to get sous Of sue bsy brssEss and
rsss am9pg hls old friends acre.
Tx Coal Oh Inspector Charles Bowsrs.
Of Wilmlngt0o, drove over 80 New CAstls
suriy last evening and ioqairsd aboas ths
Addioke strsngth. When informed that
everything, AZ al R.pubncsr, sAvarsd OF
Addiekslsm, be said Glory
Ooutrao,or John v HAncs has begun
important repairs to the Front street
resideucs OF Joseph n King, which
fronts directly on the Delaware.
A. ueeting OF tbs s.. Peters sunda,
school officers. II WAS decided to take thl
school to Washington Park IN It's AnnuA
excursion
About forty excurslonists went from
New Castle last evening Co Pennsvills
whore they attended a dance Most o
the pleasure-seekers sailed across Tn
river.
The Nsmeless Baseball Club will K
over to Peunsville for a match game will
the Psnusvills team, which Is said to b.
we'll organized aud hard to wang iish.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
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Evening journal., 1896-07-23
ceclL,s SCHOOL RoARp.
Removal OF George II. Ash By Governor
Lowndes. Makes It Republican.

Removal OF George II. Ash By Governor
Lowndes. Makes It Republican.
ELKroE, Md, July % The notice
that Governor Lowndes hsd appointed
George s MOVey on the Cecil county
school board In place OF George r Ash
caused no little comment Mr. MsVey
Is a fsrm-r near z on. Mr. Ash begsn
the eFitation for q new high school
at Elkton AZ soon as he was appointed
cornmis-ioner aud succeeded so well
that the bui ding is now In course
Of erection. Toe appointment Of AcVey
is likely 10 cause Hoine litigation.
Ar Ash Stated yesterday that he did
NOT think that the governor had ahe
authority under The constitution to re-
nova hin, and that he would do business
20 tho old stand ultl reuoved BY tbe
oourtu Mr. Asha term weuld have sx-
pirKd about the hfst Of Az1t month bat
~ his suc SCISSOR, Samuel 4. Bye. failed Of
confsn alton b. the HtA,s SsnAss, Ar ksh
held over. bis removal puts the Rspubli-
oans in control OF the schools in Cecil.
and thew will appoint sn examiner In
pl,cs OF George Blddls Il Is understood
that Webster White, menber OF the last
Legislature, will succeed Mr. Biddle. II
IL thought that John r Whit will bs
removed by the govern II to make room
for = member OF different faction In
the r publican party.
Clureuce I MoVsy, the commissioner
spp liDted BY Governor Lo wDdes TO take
/ testimony In the John White case, IS
son OF the new school commissioner.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23

Ladies' Wrapper-Simplicity aud
style are the keynotes Of this pretty
wrapper Made OF pink aud white lawn
with crush collar and ties of pink rib
bon, It forms the daintiest housegown
imaginable 1t Is made up over = fitted
lining The loose front Is gathered onto
fqusre yoke partially concealed by the
novel bertha which gives It pointsd d
effect. The full sleeves sre also lined.
They are foely gathered into the arm
siz and tight fitting from wrist to
elbow The dainty pointed cuffs are
trimmed with insertion to corre-
spoud with bsrths This bertha may
be entirely omitted il palmer garment
Is desired or II NAV bs trimmed in various
ways to suit the tsste This dealen Is
adapted to either slender or stout figures.
Chailis asnns', sil K. cashmere chambray,
gins CHEM, percsla or dlnity arc all suit
abs f,r its development
90 S5s--Lsdiss' Wrapper requires fol
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A inches wide Lining I.quiiej ! ysrd'
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measure.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
Death OF aIrs. Toner.

Mrs Catherine Toner, mother Of I'm
migrant Inspector James Toner. Of
New York died last evening after long
loess Several grown children survive
her Inspsctor Toner was tslsersphed
for and will arrive ia town 10 day
The funeral will take place Saturday
morning from the residences Of her son.
IN law, Charles Snyder, No 9s5 Gray
street, Nav Castle. High mass will be
celebrated at st Peters Church at 0
o'elofh
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
PEsKY eUes sPoIL FIsHIN G.
Prevalence OF myriads Of Knats Drive
Away the Anglers.

Prevalence OF msriads Of Knats Drive
AWAY the Anglers.
All fishing parties which have been
formed TO 20 across to the doe angling
grounds across the river nsor Films
Point jstty have been broken up 10 alarm
by the prevalence there o. swarms OF mos
quitoes. gnsts and other biting and sting
log bugs Some Dlusky watermsn. who
are noted for their patience, hsve tried
wearing glovee, but theu they oauld nOc
keep out the pesky things from their
care. At lsst one fisherman has given
up the attempt and composed the follow
ing verse:
Over the river and down toward the bay.
There's long, narrow dyke sometimes called
quay.
Ald for fishing. it now has the call.
However plain fisher may be,
VIII n he starts for this yke toward the deep
deep sea,
BE he 5oung and CAV. or like Autumn Leaf
scar
When he gets back he'll quite natty appear.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
suaIm of norn piyInr for cold.

10, around, under and above the
steam boat wharf TO day was scene Of
unusual activity. Boys of all slzBs.
ages aud conditions to the number OF
fifteen or twenty were employed for
several hours diving for the sold watch
which was lost By an sttsche OF the
circus which left town yesterday Al
though the boys were ss thick as gold
bugs 10 a Republican convention their
sff1rte. individually and collectively.
we're uua7Ailing, as the watch still
reptses Ia the deep rich mud Of the
Dslawsrs, and 1t Is unnecessary to state
that bg ibis time It reposes still-ths
tide is doiug the running.
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
uh..tsr.. FIrsl ma, or Os.a

CHRsTEB, Pa July % -Ex Mayor
John Larklns. Of bis city, DIED yesterday
morning at bis residenc Bread and
Madison streets. IN hi 80 i year He Waf
r4ken iu With an atrsek Of ,undioe
about two months ago AID gradually
sank, but his death was az D scsfnl A.
hls ling HE Up to tho time Of nj.
Illness be was bright and &C I've and wa
Rols not only to trsnsect his ptivsts
business. bat to appear A. a spesker at
political gatherings The City Hall d 5
and the h,e on the Lsrkins school wbict
was naued In bis honor, are hJiog a
bali mast
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
How's Thisi

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any csse OF Cetarrh that cannot De cuieu D9
Hnll's CafArrh Cure.
FL. CHErEY & Co. Props, Toledo. o
We, tho underHigned. have ku' wn j
Cheney for the last n years aud believe hin
perfecflv honorable In AL business trane1c-
lions and financially able TO carry cut any
OBLIGATIONS made by their firm.
NE.r a TRuA A Wholesale rng lists TOledo.O
WAIDfrG KINsAN a. MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggisle. IOle1O. ~.
HALLS CAtarrh Cure IA taken interr ali act
ing di sctlv upon the blood and mucous sur,
faces of the system Price 75c per hottie. sold
by all druggists. Testimonials free'
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
Rardsle,,s oase 10 ne oonsidered.

HAHRsBURe, July ga member Of
the Board Of Pardons said last night that
no meeting OF that body will likely bs
held until the fourth Wednesday ol
September. The cases which have best
held under adyissmeut. among otherl
that OF john Bardsley. will be considered
at this meeting aud probably finally dis
nnnad Of
Evening journal., 1896-07-23
Thieves Active in Chester County.

KEENETT SQUARE. July % Robbers
hsve been very solve Ia this section the
past week. Tuesday night the general
store OF Ellwood } Kerns was broken
into and about $50 worth OF goods stolen
A few nights previous tie store and post
once At ToughkenRmon, just west Of
here, was entered snd about IS In cash
and a lot of tobacco stolen.