davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
EXPERIMENTS are dangerous

EXPERIMENTS are dangerous al
all times and when our voters cas-,
their ballots on Nov. 3 for county
superintendent of schools let them
vote FOR E. j. Fox, who has honest
10 and untiringly served them il,
that c'pacity for several years and
is better qualified than ever before
to ill tue Office. Look to your owl.
interests and place an X before
the name OF e. j. Fox on ELECTION,
day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08

us. Land Office,
Grand Jerks. \. Oak. Sept. r.. 1895.
Sotic il hereby given that the following.
70 make lnsl praf in support Of lis claim. md
that id proof will bc lnnc before tho Clerk Of
the district Court for Cavalier county. y. Dnk.;
ut lAni'sdOh, N.Dak.. OIL OciOber 81. 1896, viz:
~. JOHN MAOIiOS
Tor tho nwa sec y twp Luz ~. rnilgc 50 W. 10
no DNmes the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ",
said land. viz:
Wilitnm II. Johnston. John Smith, Navtin
LtliIl, Artiins Gumble, all ofS,ilweii, Cavalier
county y. Dak.
- JAZZ. y. uRGuKg. Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
u. S. land. Office,

VI. >. Land. Office.
Grand Forks. NJ. ,Dnle. Sept, 4, 1896.
Noftce is hereby given. that tll.s resslOwinx-
named settler has flied notice. OF his inten-
claim. and tllat s.it proof will Be. made he
fore the ClenN Of tlaD District Cb.irt, Tor Cava-
iaer county n. OAK nlh Oct"bef2f. lS9G. viz:
'or the sea sec: 6. twp lG;, ~. range ~, W.
, He n'tnls>r tile following Witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upc'ah, and cliltiva-
tiDn, OF. sud land, vins
John A:kisuid. WlIlisAra TT. Brown, William
He1e4a, Neil NJ 81, IONA Id, all of Hannah. Cayn.
Lies cOllnty, N. l)pi1-
5,l0' JAS " BROOKE, Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
rrMna.,s ..uArunn-E1sAl Poor.
~. S. Land Office.

10. S. Land Office
Devils Lake. NJ nak. sept5, 1896.
Notice.l Is hereby given THAT Donald G. Nc.
Intyfe. has filed notice OF hin intention -.
hsslse tinstl proof before the Clerk OF the Dis.
tIiet Court: for Cavalier county. North DmkO-
IL, at hrs nttlee III IanedOn, N. lax, on Satur.
Day the e4th day Of Oetber, 1896, on Timber
Culture application No. aOl5, for the neL nee.
- twp N5, u; range "a. W. ~
He names the following witnesses:
Ch:ss Mclean. George B;:.slngwaite. Men.
vyn Rollins. Mat King. ali o: Woodbrdse'
Cavalier county, N. Oak.
5-l0 REUBEN NOBLE, Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08

Us. Land Office,
Grand Forks N. Oak, Sept 8. 1886
Netiec is hereby given that tho following
named Sc, ,ley las filled notice OF his Intention
t" make final proof in support of Ills claim and
that eaiM i'ln"t will be made before JOHN u
Irnax. Clerk of District Court Cavalier cou1,ty
n. ~. ut Langdo-. on Nov. It'll, 1896, viz:
DANIEL DENEEN
For the eH sw1f & lots3 and sec. 49, twp 1el n
range 80 W. I
/ He namest hc following witnesses, tp pxoye
said land, viz:
Edward Farrell. I'l,os. Flynn. NJ. j. 1Iozgan,
Gnas =. kce,an, all of Langtlon, Cavalier count
North Dakota. 80
Jas. V.l;RooKE. Iseeis+cY.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
r.. s. Land.Omce:

q. as. land H1Ce:
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF ,llisintentiOn
to make lnalproof In, support of his, clhim
ane that said proof will be made before the
Of Cavalier county, North Dakota, Ut j.nngdon
S9Tan Dakota; on, Novemben 25th, 1896. viz:
JOSEPH BEA UDOIN,s H.. p. No, 1855.
he names the following witnesses to, prove
ms continuous residence upon; and cuitfvn.
t1onof said land, viz:
Frank Pepin. Edw1rd.st. Louis; Napoleon
Gadaire; of Olga post ofiice.. North, jSakota
=. q Nelix; Charter of Langdon post Office
worth Dakota, JAs..V. BROOKE. Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
u. s. Land. Office,

u. s. Land Office.
Grand Forks, NJ d.. June 10. 1896:
Complaint having been entered. at this,
Office by Robert E. Adams; against John
Swanson. for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No: 12l68, dated June q. 1886, upon
the swN section %, towoship 1921, range
63w, in Cavalier county, N. Dakotawith
a view to decentralization of. said entry;
The said parties are hereby summoned
to appear: at this. office on the q day of
October. 1896; at 9 o'clock am, to- re-
spond and furnish. testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment. Testimony
to. be taken before, Walton, A. Laidlaw.
Notary Public; at -Langdon, NJ d., on
Oct. %, 1896, ut Oso'clock a. m.
CHAs. M. ENGn1sH, Receiver.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08

Hon. J. 3. Boyd. whom the gold
men of this sta;o had the gall to
claim as one of them, i. :. cnndi-
date on the fusion Legislative ticket
in Cavalier county. Joe is very
popular, knows Ill the people ard
will run like swift steer in the
corn.-Plaindealcy.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
Communicated.

EDITOR CouRIEn-DEnoCRAr.
Under the heading Of "Candi-I
date Boyd, Republican, 9 the
Republican Of last week enters in
to a somewhat lengthy editorial in
order to prove we'll it don't know
what it wants to prove-and /
think its readers are still waiting
to know where it is at.
If the entire article had been
confined to myself I would have
paid no attention to it, except to
deny most emphatically two state
ments made by it, one when it
wired the Argus that 1 would sup
port Mckinley and the other when
it seid / returned from the east a
gold man. Both statements are
false and the Re publican knows it.
The Republica n says it has no
desire to misrepresent anybody,
nor will its opponents in politics
ever complain of unfair treatment.
AS for the treatment Of the Re-
publican [ don't believe any can.
didate on the Fusion ticket if de.
feeted will ever ascribe their de-
feat to the Republican.
But for real egotistical gall ]
think the Republican takes the
cake. 1t winds up by saying: We
the editor of course think the
democrats and populists Of this
county have right to demand the
withdrawal OF Mr.. Boyd frem the
ticket isn't that modest-I am
surprised he dontthink they ought
to take the entire ticket out of the
field, or at least consult the great
Q itor on who should be nominated
on it. What interest, I ask, has
the Republican in any ticket
placed. in the field by the demo-
cratic or populist party, except to
see that ticket defeated, and why
don't it come out and say SO. aud
not deal in such transparent n.y.
pocrisy which everybody sees
through.
The delegates to both conven-
tions at Milton know 1 did not
seek nomination on the ticket, and
would have preferred to have some
one else nominated, but both
delegations were in favor of my
running on the ticket and / con-
cented. / am in the field. to make
II clean square. fight for the entire.
ticket national, state and county,
aud il defeated shall be- satisfied
to abide by that decision of the
electors of this district.
I.,B. BOYD.
Langdon. October7, 1896.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
STATE TICKET.

For Judge of Supreme Court
G. F. Templeton, Grand Fork
Congress
John Burke, Rollette.
Governor
r. B. Richardson, Pembina.
Lieutenant Governor
John L. Cashel, Walsh.
Secretary of State
j. E. Hodgson. Sargent. ~
Treasurer
H. D. ALERT, Cavalier.
Auditor
j. T. Eager, Stutsman.
Attorney General
r M. Conklin, Stutsman.
Commissioner of Insurance.
f. 81. Parlin, Cass.
Sup't of Public Instruction
Laura j. Eisenhuth, Foster.
Com'r of Agriculture and Labor
e G. S. Reishus, Ward.
Railroad Commissioners
Oliver Knudson, Nelson.
f. L. Walker, Dickey.
w. l.. Vent, Dickey.
Judge Seventh Judicial District
G. A. NJ. Spencer, Walsh.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08

WITH both Young and sauter
on the republican ticket for the
judgeship, Spencer will have a
walk over on election day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08

From all nccunnts CimmiH.rinI,I's Cough
!te.ilc'i! ixn G'"ipenh ~ the AFFLICTED. There
like MY ling H. -T,e jiu,w,nvy,1 iierr,if.,n. Ev,
For aALs ny n. r. AcGsusr, Drl,ykasa.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08

The fusion county ticket is a
strong one.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

g. per annum OF $1.5oif paid in
vertising rates on application.
ms must be received by Tuesday
promp attention.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-10-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

NATIONAL.
For President:
VIM. J. BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
For Vice President:
ARTHUR SEWALL,
of Maine.
For Presidential Electors
D. F. Siegfried, Barnes.
@. A. Digness, Trail.
Wilder, Morton.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Hsrvey Stewart left homo to day
for Dover, where he will enter the VIII
m'nRton Conferences Academy for a fun
co rise.
John II. Kidney and Frank D Jau
vier will leave for Princeton Unlversity
10 complete their law studies
Mr aud Mrs. James 7. Eliason and
son have returned from a visit 10 rslG
tives At j. iicott City, Nd
willism Marshall, % FlsldsboIo. Del
is whiting relatives here.
Miss B,lle Msyelnson has returned
from an extended visit to friends at
Chrlstlana
G orge Frlz r. who has bssu spending
the sumner ia Naw Osstle, left TO- day
20 c sumo his duties In Brooklyn
John Harris, o Wilmington, spent
yesterday with relatives here.
Miss May Simpson, OF Chester, has
been visiting friends here.
W Fl DAman and wife. manufactures
Of Roxborougb, Pa are stopping at th'
j. fl rson House.
General Henry Toock, OF Georgetown
d. o Is visiting Miss Maria Booth.
Tbomss R Booth. e o' Bethlehem
Pa is visiting the Misses Rodney.
Keith Rodney Is spending the day a
the home Of his parents
Miss Eta Atkinson, Who bss been OF
visit TO bsr cousin. Miss Maria Booth
returns TO PhilsdelPhis again today.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
THIEVES IN KEW JERSEY.
ONE MAN ROBBED OF NEARLY
EVERY PORTABLE ARTICLE IN
HIS HOUSE.

BmDGEToE. Sept 7.-NAtban DufIisld,
an old man living alone on fsrm near
Rosenbsyn, vas robbed of nearly II the
portable articles In his hou o on F.i5ay.
MIR Dufi Id. after eating his break
fact. vent ab ut half nj from his
house 10 work In his potato Geld When
ne returned 10 his house he found his
door hsd been broken open and bis
dwelling robbed OF every article OF cloth
ing he had Ia ths house. . small sun OF
money, his gold spsc eciss. rszors,
sugar, coffee. lard meat aud whstevor
else could be found They had a wagon,
7 he track Of which Mr. DuHi4io followed
10 Osnireior, bat could not find any
othsr trace OF the robbars
About month ago two men called
W. d. 6.ld out ~ might aud sent him
IN to zee hls wife with -hom be did not
I've, to ber home In Dee fed, telling
him his wife wss dying aud wished "a
see bin. When he got there he found
her alive and veil aud when he got bach
his house had been robbed. he did not
know the men
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Joseph Edwards, 3 farmer near Md
dls,owu, loet valuable horse on Toes
dsy from bslng hooked by COW.
4 crow has been csp,ursd At Sill
Pond. Nd. which vas spotlsss white In
color the bill only being black.
Ruby R v,ls, Of Carlisle. Pa, end a
sreduate Of Dickinson College, cfass Of
80 bss been elected principal OF the
sesdsmy at Milford.
To-day Saturday. Is the 6rst day Of
the rail bid season IN Maryland.
The Tuits farm, ccutalpipg 100 acres,
Sd ining the grounds Of the Cecil
Oouasy Agricultural Socis.y, vas sold
by The owner, Mrs Elz beth Tuite, to
John +. Alexander, for sl45 per acre.
The Cambridge Town Council would d.
the proper thing IN pieTen ing oolored
excursions to cone here. Some of the
young bucks always get In trouble and
the wiud up 10 that tho county has to
6osr the exp penses OF a criminal protecu-
ion II coons cannot behave themselves
hey should not bs permitted 10 land -
Cambridge News.
The Church OF the Good Shepherd,
Chesapeake City, will lie open for ger
vice again TO- morrow The rector, after
q long sbseIce, returns In good health
Part Of the machinery at Singsrly g
pulp mill has been shus down temper
arlly. owing to Low waier 10 Little Eli
creek
A Chesapeake City merchant sold a
customer porous plaster and after
wearing It for tbie) days the party re-
turned It and said 1t would not stick
There are two vacant scholarships at
the Elkton AsademJ, which Will be hiled
at a meeting OF the trustees early next
week
10 is tosbs hoped that those IN suthor
ity will tnot allow the proposed water
works for Denton to be abandoned Let
ne do all We can to inaugurate an era Of
prosperity and progress for Denton. -
Denton Journal
Prisoners are escaping from = numbsr
Of ails on the peninsula.
Caroliae's schoM Board allows four
tons Of coal for each stove during a
scholastic year.
Anniversary eervices were held last
wsek at So. BArthllonsw's Obufsb, seu
AlhlAy AuUNu % ONA RArfA lhA
Church. IA Somerset county IL was
built IN 1878
Tho Hotel Henlopeu ct Rshoboth
closed this week
William i hastings pronirent Pro
hibltiouist Of Somerset county, was
er0ohed TO death BY falling tree.
Twenty eight hogs b. longing 20
Philip T Dsyidfoo, QlsenstoNn, died
from eating green clrn.
Some German families have monthly
worship Ia Prsston's (Md) public achool-
house
The public schools OF North Eilford
reopfnsd to day with tbs seme corps Of
tsscbers as lsss year
o. Tuesday, september TO- the III b
anniversary OF Msthooism "a Ia Georgetown
will be celebrated there. IN September
1879, Francis Aebury preached ct the
house OF Abraham HARRIS Tue FIRST
church, frame building. built stout
1856, was destso Dyed by nso 1ns nrXU
vas a brick building eIee.ed on the
present cemetery lot in 1876. This
building WAS rem ID sll.d IN 1880 In
1859 the present frame building was
b sun, tut vas not c, mpleted until
1863. A new church will be built Of
brick, costing sto1t So COO
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
SEIZED FOR AssAULTINa AN ALI
GATOR

A young man who resides short dis
tauce below New CASTLE took trip quite
recently TO the Pbiladelphis u ,olugiosl
Gardens where be Intended to STORE bic
mind with some object lessons IN z,ology
10 WAS not bis Intention upon this trip
to see but one anlmal--the elephant
bat 20 take Id All the animal world ss
'oilee lively as possible Hencs he hi d
h'maeif out to the 20. Ia mskiug the
rounds OF he place he came across the
alligator, who weie doing their bsst to
eijoy life, preparatory 20 going intn
Winter quarters OIe "gator" struck
bis fancy, aud he thought he would ha ve
some fun with him Tee saurian lay
barking In the sun, and Was lszly opsn-
Ing and shutting It's eyes A thought
st uck him what fun 10 would be 10 spit
tobacco juice IN the eye Of 10 He spit,
guard said ''you slt aud led him from
the grounds He s,dly took trolley
car
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
DErAINsD AT oUARANrINE.

TIE schooner william H SEap, from
Havana sito mixed cargo Of old ink
boofs, hides auo metal. wse yesterday
detained at the National Q lsrantine
Station on Reedy Islsud. uotil her cargo
Is dlsiDfscted. The SEsn sailed from
Havana on August 19 aud passed tbs
Delaware Breakwater saturday niEht In
TOW Of the tuR PILOT with her sails blown
away. Tbs crew OF The 5Ssn brought
the news that fhe dsy the vessel sailed
there wHs great CONSERVATION In Ca
bsnss over \ report that AntoIio Msceo,
At the he, d OF coo troops. had destroy
90 the gas and water works and WAS
-ntering fhe city Some Of the mer-
c6en's closed their plsoss cf business
rnd sd to Hsvsns and others, crowded
the spanish vessels Ia port.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
PAPER MAoHE INIFATIoNs

Ed itcr New Castle Evening Journal.
SIR: OfdinRriy eau taks no Issue
0itn your Conservative comments on he
vltsl national questions OF TO day, but l
must disagree With your asssrslon that
gold ston0srd nominees Palmer aud
Buckner are "strong msn." They srs
quite the contrary, but are good spscI
meus Of the paper mache Initiation OF \
great political gathering ng-ths conven
tion at Indianapolis Senetor Palmer has
bten associated IN political lie with Re.
publicang Democrats Greenbacks, 5 lvsr-
ties Go dbugs and HinnAitss He has never
been formally enrolled az aPopulist, but he
now holds Ills high ffics by the votss OF
two Populist msmbers o. ths Illinois
Legislature. said to hsve bsen obss.Iel
on ths pledge that be would support the
free eonEge Of silver, should the sub
jest co mo bs'ore the ssna'e
This is an example o. the "stl olg
man" who thus endea' o . to play his
o 1ntry IN o the hands OF Hama and 4
party that wil psrpstusie It's 10 YER BY
force bllls snd deputy msrshals
FAIz PLAY .
Nsw Cssile, Del septsm ber 8, 1896
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
49, TALBOr YAOHT.

EAsToS. Nd, Sept. 5-Owen Norrls.
OF CoVsrdAle, Miles River Neck. has
made valuable addision TO The fleet Of
Talbot sslnng yachts ia tuidmg lars g
AID hAr dsome half rater which was
lsunched satudsy at Tunis Mills. where
she was built, into l. eds creek. The
vessel was designed by Richard Cook
Tnghmsn, hr Ncrris' nephew, and is
named for him w. + Wtightsot 81
Tunis Mills, WAS the builder This is
the only vessel OF this build ever on
s'ructed or used bere.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
NEW sHoE .MANnFAnrnRY

HsvRE DR OR cs, Md, Sept The
organ zAtion OF oo0paay Is und,r way
90 conduct the shoe manufacturing b 81.
ness la Asvre dc 8rscs Tae oti-ot Is to
securs fnbsorlptions to stock amounting
20 $50 600, when the new company will
be IA position 20 do n business Of prob
ably 100000 = yesr S ,me meetings
have takeu place dutiug tbs week by
those Interested, aud as a result sub Drip
tlons amounting o $ll COO wers made As
fopows; s Ssn.os, SO OOO; A. P.
wcCembs $i,OO1; r X vAnnsman,
s 600; @ h f pst. 500, John Bfitrly
$500; DR.. J n Cochran. $500; p L.
Hopper $500; Isaac Hecht, $500, Jorspt
Good, $500; J.. William 0 Neil, $500
The name Of the new company II sue
cssstuly orgariz -, will be the HAvre d,
Grace Shoe Company Operations vii
be carried on Ia one OF the bulldinFi
formerly owned aud operated by the
F.ust Company
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
BAD BREAK IN THE BANK.

INTERIM OF TIDES MUST BE EX-
TENDED OR MORE MEN PUT TO
WORK.
The bank just at thu edge OF the
northern portion Of this CITY sprsng a
leak this morning aud the fssnro soos
became hole as large as q Il ,ur barrel
A gaug Of men have bsoo trying to stop
the dow, but have not succeeded 10 do.
ipg 80 as the time bstween tides Is not
long snlngh for them to make rep sirs
that will stand the pressure o, the fol
loving high waters There seems 10 be
one OF two things Tor the d5 Ike cDmpany
TO d., viz: giiher have the tlms bstwesn
tides extended or put to work 3 larger
forcs Of men-there are nsny in IN,
market.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
scheduie IN effect July 18th, 1873.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,D DELLA
WARE AVENUE. EAST-BOUND.
All trainl RAJ lit Illuminated with Pintscx
Kew NEw YORK. week days. ssOs. '71A
,asl s; u y a NJ S "a rs 3 sSss
q 2S s5.32. '73e, al ,. m.
'PiHlILXpELPtIIA, CHEsTNUT Sc
s7i1s. s71ss $50 ssi5. ss55. .ssi, 'io.25. iL2o =
m: sl2N ,s1240 s2.29, ESQ. 400, s5.S2, 6.S4
s7.Ss, SIS, 70, III p. m. SUNDAYS, ssos, 7Sl
$50 % 49, al. 25 a. na., - 20. $50 s38 4.b5.
s5s5 6SO '7,S9, S25. 10. 'l1 p. m
PHILA DELPHIAt READING TERMI-
mhp ii D. nv %eiS Sundays. DAYS @ .sos a. I'M @ ~ j. D. q M
CHESTER, week Gays. '30s. 5.55. e.t9
els. 7.3O. 's15, ss55, s1O35 11.zy a. M. 12.4o.
a. % %sanSays SIUS sSS .os SS 7ss s sss 81 Ills ~ a Il m p
l2.zo, $50, 's.1, ass. 's.1, $50, '7.Ss. s.z5.
AiLsNIiC CITY, weekdays, -7l6, Ae.3l
8; m; 'l2.2l, 2 20 p N. Sundays 1.6O a. m;
CAPE MAY, week DAYS. '7lb a. m; .la.s1
t2 % .. m. Sundays. 30 A. m.
WEST-BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'iS.55. '267 254 '4.os, ass, SIS. :, 's.is
p m. sundays, t4@. l02. 'S.S q. M
'i25S TiSoR 12g 2Sa tSs tSb g WIS 'sJs R+1oNs
daily. 702 q. m; 2.H p. m.
~ SEMAiik y. 4. Delaware. week Gays ~
40. 7os' 'Sls a. M; 'i4.5s' i5s. 'i1S. 7.O5.
'PIr.1T- BBUiRiGt-weekdszs-sls p. m. sun
CHlosso dsily. 45s p m.
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIs, daily,
iNIs Nsw Sno ooRsL2kRNs' IsiiP Il a. AND MEMPHIS via
Sristol end ChattepoOg 400 y. m, daily
Through sieepers Washington TO Memphis
Nisj NissjiNSeERIY \ x9ccoMMoDA ALTON, wosY
days, 702 a. M; z54; Lo5, LIZ .. "a Bur
dfYySsN fYySNDENBHRa 1SF & l3 5'' ASce6MmoDAr1oN SS z; II
week days, I02, l0.zi a; M; "a. As ,. IA
sundays, 4 70 MARkET q M; zIS z; & m; Ar1or
NEW YORK, week days, $50 a. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. 't.s9
'BiA1TITiMoRE. week days. LR - MI
L -iIskpNiIpHSiENBERa and WAY sTATIoNs
week days. 500 1913 a. m; 200. $50 .. m
sqTqssSsSyshi TsSSyhi so ra1HApEIPBHnA Il IA Ss2 B IA CHEST
Nut sT. STATION, ron wILMTNa
80. 245, $50. '4.2o, IsO. Sis '5.I. e. $50
% Sis sso $ sS io0 a. ms @ ? D.ii ~ I sgad9yS Is :s;S 3
~ PHtLADEIPfIi&. 15 IfS. iI RsAbIHa RE- E NJ TER
n. Sundays. AN. T.Et a. n.
| Telephone Ne. IGS.
Rates 70 weaterR points lever tAAH via
| q. o. SCTiTlL General Passenger krcrx
". M; GREENE. Gsueral Manager
| "a lL1ll N6ION AND N hI HMM haII.-
/ ~ ROAD. Timetable In effect June %, 1884
/ Trains leave Wilmington. French street
/ station, for b d o junction. MontchAnin,
| Winterthur, Guyencourt. GrenCgue, Cossart.
/ chefds' Ford Junction, pOcopfon, West
| Chester, Embynviile, MorJOpvllle, COatesville
/ xnd intermediate tei3tns, daily. except Sun
day. at 10 a m, ll4't.O5 and o. ID. M. Sun
day only at 08 a m ;7z10. 4. .05 and 100 D. rn.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield and
/ intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
i NJ 2. 10 n. m. 2.lo and 100 D. m. Sundays only
| II sos .. IN. and 2. 10. 4.05 j. m.
| For joanna Biz sboro. Nesding and inter-
! mediate citations. daily. except Sunday. 1t
| 4. IN and 10 pm.
A. q. McJiA USLAND. Superintendent a
i 6OWNEns BRIGGS. Gen Passenger AgeD
Evening journal., 1896-09-07

Ladies' Three-quarter Length
sleeve-This stylish sleeve is the very
latest thing for thin Summer dresses
and fancy silk blouses. It is cut in one
niece and made up oyer a fitted lin
ing. The fullness is finely gathered
into the arm size and laid in tucks at
the lower edge. The novel flaring cuff
gives distinction to the sleeve.
30 561-Ladies' 'Three-quarter Length
Sleeve REQUIRES for medium size 27s
wards material % inches, "a yards q
inches wide, or "a yards S6 inches
wide. Lining required, q yard. Cut
in five sizes; 13 TO Is inches arm
measure, corresponding with S2, "a
SO. 3S and 40 inches bust measure.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOYS WANTED.-TO SELL THE NEW
Castle Evening Journal. Apply at the
Evening Journal Onice. No. II Court
House. One-hnlf cent a copy to boys
sells for one cent
BOYS, GET UP A ROUTE FOR THE
New Castle Evening Journal You can
soon earn money enough 20 buy n watch
or bicycle. Get them at the New Castle
Evening Journal Office, No IL Court
HOUSE. one-half cent a copy.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
NILITARY NRrS TO NORK AGAIN

Now that the not wsather ls sbont
over. an order has been lsaued by tho
Commanding ofieer Of the Nstiousl
Guards Of Delaware, to the sflsod that
the weekly drills Will be resumed. and a
rigid enforcement OF the came will be
.ltQuirsd
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
Nsv O.alls, Dsl sept.wb b.r 5. ls90
-FOUR NEW TEACHERS ARRIVE

Miss scssllsnburser aud Miss Rsbsr,
two Of The new tesotors In tho public
seto)ls, hav. taken up thsif resld auoe
Nith Mrs @ O Whitonsok. on Third
strtes Mica Kart snd Mirs Baird hsve
taken quarters with Mrs Bennett Lar
caster on Second strest above D laRAre.
Evening journal., 1896-09-07
DTIAWART DTvTgTON


For New Castle, S13 Ills a. m; AEg
40, 6.l5, 65S, 9.5l p. m. and 1910 night
Tor Lewes, S.13 a. m; AZ p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington ana
Delmar, 8.13, 11.O4 a. m; AT and 11.55 D. m.
For Harrington and way stations ssiy,
ESQ p. m.
Express for Wyoming, 65s D. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 1l04 a. m. and 11-5s
p m.
For Rehoboth, SIS a. m. ana an D. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.51 p. m. ana Ills
night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. 11.56 %. m.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, BridRaVillo.
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 11.56 D. IN.
(sO Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman
Nestibule Parlor and Dining Cars No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
charge.
(') Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vostibulo ParlOr Cars, Vesti-
bule Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
No extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the sta
tiOn.
S. NJ. PROVOST, ]. r. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.