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Evening journal., 1899-02-27
THs HEWS or SMYRNA

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Smyrna. Feb. 27.-1lhe following pro-
gram was rendered by the High School
Literary Society on Friday at the
Opera House, in commemoration Of
Washingion's Birthday, and the Opera
House was crowded. Words of wei
come. by the president; singing
America" composition, Success,
Miss Helen Lewis; recitation, "Colored
Funeral" Miss Mary Crow; reading
My Mission" Miss Margaret Walls;
vocal SOTO, Harry Layfield; compost
tion, Public Opinion, Miss Mary Rob
erts; recitation. Black Horse and His
Rider Miss Mary lie Feyre; compo-
sition, Horses Famous in History"
MISS Helen Start; instrumental solo
Miss Margaret Walls reading, Miss
Helen Collins: recitation, Hundred
Years Too Soon, Miss M. Swinney;
composition, Washington, Miss Min
ME MbConoughy; vocal solo, Miss Ihlu
Beck; reading, young America" Miss
Murlei Janney; composition, "Our
Country's Progress" Miss Elizabeth
Middleton; recitation, "Fagabond,'
ONey Winfred ;debate, Resolved, That
Compulsory Education Should be g
Law in Delaware On the affirmative
were Miss Emily Daily and Miss Adah
| VickeTs, and Horace Grow and Herman
Robinson we're for the negative. Judges
appointed were Rev. L. w. Layfeld,
Nathaniel Wilds and Miss Hough The
debate was decided in favor of the af-
firmative.
Rev. Henry Thomas, who has been
entertained by Rev. George w. Dame,
has returned to his home, at Martins
burg Va.
Mrs. James G. Turner left for Phila-
delphia on Saturday to visit her son,
james, who is recovering from, a very
serious attack of typhoid fever.
Rev. George w. Dame preached his
last sermon here yesterday to a very
large congregation. He preached a
very impressive sermon from the
words Speak unto the children of Is
rael that they go forward There was
one very unusual feature in the con-
gregatlon, which was that more men
than women were present, and more
young men than those in middle life
The young men feel they are LOSING
one who has ever remembered their
best interests. Mr.. Danes parishion-
ers, while dsploring their great loss
wish him every success and blessing
in the new field in which he is about
to enter. Il can be said without any
j fear of contradiction that the young
men of Smyrna and the poor of the
town have lost a good friend. Tonight
the rector gives a farewell address (
the knights Of the Golden Eagle il
Smyrna.
W. George Lees is in Philadelphi;
. for a few days.
Mrs John Mustard had a stroke O
paralysis and at this writing is uncon
scious. She is upwards Of 90 years O
g age.
a Matt Ford and bride returned hom
I en- Saturday evening. They were mar
6 ried on February 21, at the home 0
the brides father, Presley Ford. The
visited Washington and Philadelphia
r They will reside near town.
y Professor We.din was in town o.
a Thursday.
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Englis
spent Washington's Birthday wit
: friends in Kenson.
Mrs. William Collins is the guest c
p her daughter, Mrs. Charles Allen, i
n Wilmington.
v Charles Latta has taken a pOsitio
\ with the Brady Company, and move
in town.
Evening journal., 1899-02-27
Insr nR AnAIND0NED2

A small colored hoy was found at
Fourth and Enlg,e streets by OFFICER
Macdonald, says The Chester Times Of
Saturday evening. He said he lived in
Wlrmaneton and that he had come to
Chester Friday in company with his
father John Williams. He was separ-
ased from HIS father during the day
and the lad didn't know whether ne
had been turned adrlft or whether 10
was an accident that HE got l-st. Off
Ger Macdonald placed the lad aboaud a
trolley car en charge Of a citizen who
left y1ung Williams at the City Hall.
When questioned by Chief Berry the
boy said his father was employed in a
hrickyard and shortly after getting off
a train he missed his father 1t was
The first tame the lad had been away
from home, and he wandered about un-
tn found by the policeman. He is only
about years cid, but appears TO be a
bright. intelligenlt lad. NO iniorma-
tion about a lost boy was lodged al
police headquarters Friday, and there
is a Strong suspicion at the City Hal.
that Williams had very little concern
what became cf hts son. Chief Berry
gave young Williams his supper ant
made him a bed at THE City Hail. The
lad is still detained there, awaiting thl
result Of investigation on the part o.
the Wilmington police.
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nnA nnrrrnN mOrnNn

lda May the 9-year-old daughter Of
Martin h Hutton OF No. 619 East
Eighth ssrse.. whose disappearance
was reported to the police yesterday,
was found late .aet night at the house
Of a friend, where she had gone to
spend the might
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A vBrERAN RrrNsrArED.

West Chester. Feb. 29.-CaDtain G. c.
NJ. Elcholtz. OF Downingtown, veteran
of the war OF the rebellion. who was re
moved from the appraisers office, at
Philadelphia, by the Cleveland adminis-
tration, has been reinstatcd at a salary OF
a,soe. Captain Elcholtz has been a faith
ful follower OF the Beaver statesman. to
whose influence he is indebted for his
present good fortune
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SEMI HOME TODAY.

willie Norris, the 1S-year-old color
ca boy who came TO the police station
East evening and requested Captain
Kane to send him to the Reform
school where he had a brother was
ro.urned 10 HIS home to-day He was
g.vc1 a good supper and a warm bed
by Captain Kane
Evening journal., 1899-02-27
WORK REGrN TODAY.

The woik CT remIodelang the property
No. 722 King street, recently purchased
hy George w. Fleher, was begun to-
day. A NEW front will be put IN and
back BUILDINGS repaired. Mr.. Fisher
WIN move in as soon as the wlrk is
finished
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pnPNrIrS GR.ANrED.

Building Inspector Cassidy to-day IS
sued THE following PERMITS: Charles NJ.
Fisher, for alterations to store and
at No. 722 King strest. to cost
$3.50; Samuel C. Penrose, addition to
shope northwest corner Thirty-frst
and Market streets, cost 500.
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Embroidered Flannels

Ten new patterns are just
here in very beautiful work
and in fine grade material
the always 81 grade will be
75c; the always 9oc grade will
be 65c.
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Died

LYNCH February &c. 1899. John
eldest son CT Humphrey and Della
Lynch, aged years and months
Relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his parents residence.
No. 911 Spruce street, on Tuesday al
temoon. at . O'Clock. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
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HOW T,hey Were Impressed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Whyte were introduced
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Browne at a social
function.
"Isn't Mr.. Browne handsome man?
exclaimed Mrs. Whyte to her husband
that night as they were retiring.
II didn't notice particularly" said
Mr.. Whyte, "but Mrs. Browne is a very
charming woman" ."-Somervill Jour
nal.
Evening journal., 1899-02-27

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Unionl of Newport win hold their
mcnthly meeting in their headquarters
on wednesday afternoon, March l, at
2.30 O'Clock
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IInTIrFIRls GRANTED

Letters of adm,ntsIaticn were grant
ed on the estate Of Newton J. Derrick
son to Evelyn T.. Derrickson by Regis
ter or WINS Or. .ssan this morning.
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RI .EW rRlAP DOOR OFF.

The trap door on the northwest cor
ner Of the Federal building was lb.,wn
off by the heavy wind early this morn
ing.
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PROPERTY nRANsrERs.

Only one property was reported
transferred this morning. It was
that Of Charles B. Lone and wife TO
G. w. Fisher. No. 722 King street.
Evening journal., 1899-02-27

we will sell a lot of wide dark
percales in short lengths Of 4
to 8 yards each-the 1cc
grade for &c per yard.
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RETREAT FOR YOUNG PEoPLI

A retreat for the young people Of
81. Pauls parish VIII begin tomorrow
afternoon in ST. Paul's r. c. Church,
Fourth and Jackson streets, and win
continue until Sunday next. Il win be
conducted by the Paulist father, Rev.
Michael p Smith, OF New York. spe.
cial exercises fer school children viii
be held at p. m, and for working
boys and girls at 7.30 p. m. daily.
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Table Linens

of our own importation are
excellent value. Bleached
Irish Damask, 90 inches wide,
extra good quality for CSC,
will be sold now for soc per
yard.
Evening journal., 1899-02-27

General Wheeler ascribes his harni
hood to regular hours. He goes to bed
every night at 10 and rises at 7.30 in the
morning. -
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White Long Cloth.

A small lot by a fortunate
purchase became ours at a
low price. 1t is fine quality
and runs II yards to the
piece-I6c grade for 12Hc
per yard or $I.4o per piece.
Not over 50 pieces to sell.
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White India Linon

in three qualities are from the
mills to us in cut pieces at ID
off the regular prices The
pieces run 10 to IA yds each
or we will give you what you
want at II n, 10 and 2oc per
yard.
Evening journal., 1899-02-27

Columbia Circle, No. s. Brother
hood OF the Union. Of Philadelphia,
wiN visit Humanity Circle, Of this city
tomorrow nighH
Evening journal., 1899-02-27
V#. B. Sharp I gu.
Fourth sni Market sts.
Wash Goods.

Our large stock of Wash
Fabrics is opened up for
your inspection and consists
of many beautiful things
the following special bargains
are well worth the looking:
1000 yds best quality stripe and
plaid seersucker-the 1Oc. grade
for 7iAc
5000 yards very handsome import
ed printed Organdie. 25c. grade fer
121sc. per yd.
6,OOO yards fine dress Ginghams-fh
1Oc. grade for &c, per yd.
Evening journal., 1899-02-27

The best. the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made is the Lud-
wig Piano. Store 515 Shipley street.
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Tragedy PrnbMblJ Averted.

\ well known lo:Hl capitalist had "A
thrill ny experience the other even
NJ il ri nor is to be CT. ditel. He
n un hiS way home in the northern
part Of o Hn where he met a we'll
<no WI rrti 'ed merchant who induced
he capt. Hist tn takc IL walk with him
inwn below the Ophir waste dump.
y reach ng the o he Su I lenly
'ra.pei the Capitalist by the coat
- lLr and with the other h mi held a
riileto close to the capital rs breast.
While in this p IsitiOn he charged
he rnnitnliSt with having ruin Il hin,
mncinlly throu IN for clrsure of n
orig re and avnwed his intention
killing him then md there and
len TAX nG his own life, ma he hail
rothing or;h living for and desi red
oupiny On lila IMP hence.
Realizing that he was IN the rrasp
I man. who desperate through ad
'er-ity. might carry mt his threat il
'nt rae fled, the canitaliaL resorted Ia
I.rsu Isl N TO get on his ns Iailnlt's
'Iurches. He finally succeeded by
promising him a check ~ S5O0) on the
reSt day. So Tar M publicly known
he later art OF the agreement has
not been fulfilled. Virginia Chron.
iclr.
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Sehillings
Best
money, back tea and
bakins powder at
Orq1,G rooorS
st. Ju..ph stock MARKET.

Sheep and lamb values continue 10
holl up. hut dealers are very nncer-
ain how long the prices are going to
last and Il" refore nre urging their
customers to get into the nearest mar.
ket as soou us r0ssible 20 rs 10 lnIni-
niizs the decliue should ono occur.
They argue that rrcs .nt prices are
plenty high enough tai reimburse the
HOOK masters Tor their feeding opera.
tion- and they would like to sec them
all get in md yet the benefit. Should
the market take u down turn, and in
all prob Utility the hirh prices pre-.
vailimg cannot last forever, shiI rers
and feeders can save Ii two days de-
cline by striking the Missouri river
markets. The hirh pnini was reached
yesterday when two doubles ui Ne Iico
la'nhs sold at &c 10. The mHrket to.
day WIS slow and easy to a shade
lower ON &c cunt u the untuvcrable
conditions east.
Lambs are now quothble ut sc %
to sc 10; yeul.urs "A s. to s5 40;
wetlirrs 81 6j to 81 %; md ewes "A %
t o 81 10.
The CattIe market yester lay indi.
Gated some weakness ON uf
the congo 'tion in Chicago, but with
moderate Receipts rast today there
was I ali Ihr rraciIun. the market here
being sc Iernlly sirolg to steady with
spots ,!ni wenr 3 Ia 10: higher, esprc.
Tally GU h indy graios Of we sterners.
The deman | here is greatly III excess
al the supply, not only OF beeves, but
OF stncEers and feeders and butchers
stock, ulso III STOCK heIrers aud good
yonng feeding COWS.
QIDiutiOnI are as foil rvs: Native
steers "a - Ia 90 %; Texas and west.
erners 81 la "a 80; COWS nn,I herfers
g - iu TO 81 G5; Gamer 81 - to
s3 %; | ulls nmI stag e.. - to a A.;
yearlngr and calves "a CD 10 as 4
stnckers nnd feeders, 81 60 to "a CO.;
We ls 20 5It.s 81.
iiccripis Of no IS last week were the
largest op record, toialmg nearly
:i9.OUO. Packers took everything
freely ut the hirhert prices pre- vail
ing on the river and now that they
have them started they want to SEQ
them keep coming. Sale today
ranged from 81 6:15 to 50 80 wi ii the
bulk at 81 60.
Tho mag tic mt new exchange
bull ling will I've thrown open to the
public III June III, and u general IN
v'ihtioT will be rxtcn,It Il to. shippers
md feeders Ther, will he HpI.rnpri,
ate ceremonies md the close will be
with ii g.nnd nall .nu bnnqu.t.
WARRIcK.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, May %. 1899.
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FRO THURSDAYS DAILY.
SAIIMAGUNDI.

lie attention uf Knights Of Pythias
is called to n notes in another col,
umn
The grand jury completed it In.
bnrs this forenoon aud adjourned.
Tie rel or will appear tomorrow.
Misses Nellis pnl Mamie Stubs.
daughters nf Third Wee President
Stubs ~ tile Southern Pa 'iic Rtil
ricd, were or the wre cked City Of
Paris. The young ladies are nirces
OF President Stu! bs at the U.,iversi-
~.
The great l6 inch gun for Sandy
Hook il neir ny cpmp'e'u.n. 1t will
he by d u the mnst terrible gun in
the world. II will throw n steel belt
weighing 81 0 pounds with m energy
that will he sufficient Ia ne rate
chilled iron 3l.4 mcha. Tho gun will
he so feet long and will weigh I'D
tunL.
Tho arguments in the Gubernator-
i'll contest ga e has Iii ecte | ntten-
ti"n to tiIe .ct tint no pcrs u is re-
qu;red tn attend as "a witness before
any court j Judge or Justice, r. ferer or
other county officer ont ~ the county
in which he relies unless the dis
tance be Il ss than thirty miles fnrm
his place OF residence to the county
"f tEiLl.-Carsou appeal.
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Sc, iuuur Jnc ,bs Kubb a..

wlrr Seymour In obs oponcd HE
Ia or 'Irop abnm G::M this (Monday)
nora ny he iuun | riHi il In I been
entered 10y thieves during the night
who Ind lrlpe TIN mselve- to two
now runis und vests nud rs much ~
his stick oi amt nus M they could
carry. rlIo thi' vcs rT ctcd M oil
trance through tIn trHntom I'VE the
bnc't door. llny evidently crawlcd
un u low sllel nij inrng the renr Oi
the tailor shop nd from there thrust
their h mI- through II hole in the
tran um md ri Il or the 'astenings.
Once in the shop they helped thrm-
solves to Aliat' ver The! wnntoL. They
had rriden ly stated with I - new
tmite, but ~ their hur y m Il ave the
plncc they drCIpoi tile iRntnl' onB
belonging to each ut. MIR. jacobs
estimates hi luss 1t 500
III, thieves lrf IN id vet in the
shop aud iNO III I ruHts aud no vest
c found ~ the Mater clio Il III the
rcnr ~ the hop. ABIDE irUm llirso
the I'll crs have no clue EXCEPT tliut
Dr. VI 'D"wcll drove two me uut III
tho !nr" b OK ~ the shop ub mi q
"'cl eek last M hi iIuy wore ,ic,,
n"nbti, ~ Watch ny tic pla:e ) ,cr
iG Campbell aud Mr.. jacobs aen,
dispatches "asl md west thus morn.
ing md ma! succeed N cap'ur ~
tit TIM wa and cover Nv the pop.
crIy. TIE IS ErESpkNr hopes they
MAJ ~ caush! aud punis.,eI.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver lie.
+ lsy to take easy to operate; reliuble,
sure. -.
a young In ly mt he S'ioI'Io 10 res.
erva' ION not long ngo stool off two
men, using her revolver wi Ii more
skid thnn they cou | use theirs, and
nov u young laiy lia1, by div ng "a
four In-h md to Carson. shown that
che can h indie the rerns with Tie
skill nf u veteran stage driver. All Of
winch Goes to show that the young
ndies OF Nrvad /, ure nOt limited in
their accomplishments to the playing
of pianos hI crochet work.-SiI yer
state.
y couple NJ Reno ladies lately
dreamed ON the same night ~ u won.
dorful gold mInr, iiuated IN the
slope NJ tie mUun aims II fGw miles
westerly frou our ycr.side town
Upon comparing notes, they fuuld
the local. y ind MI Of he dotd l. ~
tile golden dream we're prec,srly
| lentical. They ure keeping the a..
rality u Profound secret and intond
to steal out fome beautiful niuht,
when the silver moon is shining, ind
take possession 81 their golden treas.
urr.-iou mi.
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tFROM MONrAY'S DAILY.l
SALMASUNDl.

Jerry Sheehan returned from De-
troit today.
We noticed Commissioner Reed OH
the st reeis I, day.
See the notir- Of dissolution Of part
ner.h'p rlSew here.
Judge Toyue of Monnd Valley and
G orge Moody Of huntington are in
tuwn.
W. f.. j hnsnn is down FROM North
Fore. He reports lots Of storm up
that way.
Ehesley Won lwnrd is down from
JACK Creek. He predicts II lively
se'fon at the Bull Run mines.
The California delegation OF rail.
way conductors pas eel through ,es
tcrday on heir cetnrI from the can.
vel ton ut l%'riroit.
The st"am wagon get rs far us the
adobe yestcrd day, where it broke down
and III laii up fnr repairs. II is hav.
my II rough time oil, its trial trip.
Two h inbred deleg ltes 10 he B ,p
fist Conference to he hell ilt Califor.
mia this week Will arrive here ub mt
Z O'Clock this evening and take
supper.
The town IL full ~ grand jurors
nnd wlim sses to-day. Nearly every
sertiuD Of the county ia represented
All look happy and apper as il they
were ~coutcnt"d.
One II Eiko's young bInods WIS
heard &" say the other day tlI.-s tllr
we ther reminded him ~ Ills giIl ~
tint 1t WAS pleasant and agreeable
M duy and di,ngrceable aud cold the
next.
Thomas Buckmer, une ~ the Hest
pioneers 81 the 'nuisi. ok died IN
Virginia City Friday IN from II
stroke of paralysis. u. had live on
the old ludr suncr 1867 lie WIS u
native 81 Ken u Ky, dyed 70 y, arr.
Al G. liant aud family AMI Mrs. c.
Is. Led lex |, II for Santa Anna. Cal
if"rnia tn lay. where they Expect to
make their fu ur. home. Mr.. Led.
dicK rema med behind TO arrange
Some business mat ers.
Trenmor 'nfi :. the Car,m ut d.
mc. is III town "a lay ii hu i res o.
nectcd with the tinvcrnOrship con.
test. Tie served II suhpeon today On
Clerk Dawlry to Hppe r before the
Supreme Cont at Carson un Jun 20.
with the b., ] liz rnst at the laIt AZ. C.
ton and hr records bearing un the
contest.
fil"re WIS quit, II ricuir n non =, thu
l"di IN last night. Smne II lie II
gOi too much Il u water ahnar and 4
u h: wns the .e.ult q ! q 4 lie In
di ms was M ,rly hurten ln;,'ieath Aus
tin Prto WIS accu aed. but PS u WA
III J " qu city sleeping I'LL Il drunk at
the time the assault was committed.
!lie l",linns are considerable, worked
up over lie uif air.
We were shown the plans tnis
morning Enr the Episcopal parsonage
To l'P bmIl, just "ist nf the church
The building will hc 33r30 feet mnd
will contain tive ronrIs nud the nee q.
sary clio ieis. rhe plans show II
hoauti al onc story 20 tage TINT will
Rdi greatly to the tppcaranc ~
TINT pIri ~ town. tiGr iner Il Son,
WHO have the contract Ia build the
parsonage, began work ON the lUun
'la'iun this morning uud expect to
have III" bnl ling completed III the
enrly part II July.
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lecture Col. Ogrlsby DIdn't Deliver

L~cturo Col. ORrlsby Didn't deliver.
The I flowing nnpcdote concerning
the lannon's lecture on sThe Holy
Land which, il is said. rx Governor
OgelNhy never succeeded in deliver
;ng. ma he prepared it, is related in
Franc b. Wilkes pamphlet un the
lie NJ the Governor:
Tie had been invited tn deliver tue
lecture mt n county town in Illinois
md accepted. a large crowd gath
er"d to hear him, aud he was greeted
wi h lnui applause rs he stepped
forward to lecture. Ito WIS only TO
speak for one hour. and he SAID in
beginning that he wouid preface his
I! lecture with few remarks ON his
1 experiences in Europe Al the end
OF two hours and i In I he was still
talking about Europe. md. because
the penple seemed 30 delighted, he
announced that he wnu'd deliver the
lecinr" the next evening. The sumo
pc ,ple cnme back, reinforced b.,
many NOR :, and at the end ~ aIIothrr
tw : hours he stopped without having
Sail anything about the Holy Land.
except to announce TINT as his sub.
jet. Tho third night there was II
mon c gathering. ami Governor
o teIsb!, after finishing up Europe.
started to ray II frw words about
Egypt and the Nile before beginning
his lrciur, AZ lad no looked ut iis
wal CHI, nnd, with q 'uOk OF M "nish
ment, inrned - one Of his friends on
the Ia 'orm ind ,aiu:
"Wrll, here II is IL o'clock, and IN
bo hanged il Two got to the Holy
Land ye .'-Chicagu Tribune.
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Window CHASE Combine.

Tho s3o,O 1000 Si lnS gIa o trust
~ n c%er'niniy says the Chicago Trndp
b"lletin. Lcas,e wee closet NJ.
Is which phases 03 por cont ~ the
prIduc ,B ~ the United States under
tile control Of tho combine. The
work ~ orsnn ION has begun md
tile new concern will lie ready To Tux
the place dtho wi IdUS Ella q conbin
ON tho 28.h II May. when all plants
vii cluse for the season. Tho new
organization will be known az the
hmeecam Window GlaEs c0mpan
and 'is capital will ln $4,000. 100. 1,
will own over " widdow 81, o ....ts
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1FRoM FRIDAYS DAILY,
sALMA0UNDl,

The weather is ,till cold and di a.
resabie.
Nearly all ~ Il space = taken up
nth the rep 'rt Of the grand Jury.
R''ar-Ndniral S.hley hal q royal
cer''"h in Denver Yesterday.
Emilio CASTELAR,, the Republican or.
tor and states nan Of Span, died at
Madrid yesterday.
Why moi dress neatly when II
ste 40 more thnn tn wear shabby.
istit cl"thinH. Ja"nhs fits you and
ives satisfaction or uo pay.
Mr.. r rlman is in town. lie still
Ias faith i'll tho success NJ his steam
wagon.
WinneE ucca will celebrate the
t'"nrtl Of July. What is Elko going
to do about II?
Seym our jacobs has new designs
Tie latest goods aud all suits are
nome made. at prices never before
iIaard OF. Try him. He will make
you smile.
The New York Senate unanimous
ly pissed II bill yesterday appropriate
my STOOD for the expense Of cele-
brating the return Of Admiral
Dewey.
The Kni.hta Of Pythins will OBJ
serve Memorial FAY. The services will
lake place in heir hall ut 10 - u. IN
For further particulars see tile notice
: lsew b, re.
Fresh strawb, r:ies and cherries re-
ceived every day at tie pustuffice.
rtaspberries and upricots the last of
the we tx. AL orders deli vei ed
promptly.
Tho r no Gazette gi-es the details
Of n row at Eureka the other day in
which Governor SadiyT and sheriff
8urdicS drew guns ON each other.
Friends interfered and no blood was
shed.
Nichols and Rodgers will
give a social dance at Har-
ris' Hall Friday evening.
May 2oth. Admission for
gent and ladies 81.
SEoke Bamberspr'- famous Palace
BuG"cl cigar, . for - cents, uI Grurge
w Bruce's.
E. NJ. Fletcher. carpenter and
builder, ls prepared I'D do all work in
his line III II. first class manner md
NJ reasonable Prices. Work in the
country solicited. Give Tile IL trial. =
n. p. GulLugger. nj Juues' old
stand, ls prepared Ia do blacks NTH
my i'll all Of its branches al prices to
suit the times. Horse shooting aud
wagon w1ik specially. All work
euaran ICED. Take your work t MIR.
Gullagger's Shop II you want it done
we'll and NJ reasonable prices.
Governor Sadler has made the fol.
lowing appointments: Il. B. Mux4Un
delegate TO the Trau..Mlssissippi
Commercial Congress at wIahItd,
nnSts. TIE lor, W.uter+. Di -ector
OF the State agricultural Snciety.
James b. Brainah If New YORK, Com
missioner Of Deeds. DR.. w. II. Cav
ell. DR.. j C.hennesy and Ur.S. Chap.
man 's Examluers ui the Stat dental
sUrieiy.
1t Never Disapp ints. This is one
of thy peuliarities NJ Hoods Sarsu-
p~arilla. II cures scrofL ala. salt rhyum
humors. stomach and kidney troubles
uervou-ness.