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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-01
SOCIETY DIRE,CT0RY.
MASONIC,

.-.su..,--. MASONIC.
Union Lodge, No. 1G8 meets First and Third
49, "wednesday of each month '''''u
Union chapter, No. l6l, meets Second Wedncs5,y
- evenings of eaca month = 'o"'''SU''9
NooTIntrn Commandery, knights Tcmplar. No. 1s
Mee's fourth Wednesday each month
KNIGHTS OF PYTKIAs
AoWanda Lodge, No 200. Meets every Tuesaav
evening '''9 '"eS1"y
endowment Rank, Section 10l Meets Third Fri
oay ia cach month ~ -
ODD FELLOWS.
bradford .1lrd Lodge, No. 167. Meets every Monday
otuhofG Eo,, Encampment, No. Al. Meets Second and
r5 r1uTln wednesday night of each month
q i'eph ;pi Lodge Degree of Rebeka Meets First and
g h'ro fioay evenings of each month
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
otSstai Lodge. Meets every Monday evening
TA piA st'c Lodge, h. and l.. of H. Meets Second and
H'urVh FRIDAY evenings of each month.
'~'Nihs foSt NO. 6S. Meets every Saturday evening
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
Iowanda Castle No 5s Meets at X Of p t1ou
every Wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
-, 0wanda Council, No. SIS meets antfrsd third
IFrday OF each month in K, p. Hall.
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.


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steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
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Try il, and you will find travelling q luxury
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Al! information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
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PA. AND N. Y. Il. Il.
Trains on the Pa. y n. Y. K. Il. pass this place
as follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
The blowers" Of jefferson
City Challenged for One
Hundred Dollars,
The Silver Ball and the Cham
pi0nship Of Central
Missouri.

The following challenge was forw arsied
Ia the SECRETARY ri the jefferson City base
bal! club last night:
SEpALIA, No., Sept. :. 1881.
To the secretary oi the Jefi.r>.n City base ball
club. Jefferson City, Mo.
IAear Sir We notice that the Jefferson
City correspondent Of the Scsialia nemo-
crat seems very anxious to get up game
of base ball between the Scdalia and jefferson
City mines. Taking j, ior granted tina,
you desire Il game with us. and what the
correspondent says regarding Your being
DESTROYS III cleaning Us out Is sd, We make
You the following propositions:
We will pay you for SlOO side, the
silver ball and championship oi Central
Missouri, on either Tuesday. "Wednesday
Or Thursday. September 18th, 18th ar 10Th.
ut Sichcr>' park, Sedalia, the money To be
deposited in the First National bank, Sc
dalia, on or l@fore Saturday. September
club: or ii either club should back down,
or play with other than men from the two
cities, payable To the treasurer Of the club
not doing ~.
II is distinctly understood that the mines
Ie composed Of men from Jefferson CITY
and Sedalia only, and that ii any PLAYER
from any other place bc allowed to play
with either nine, the nine so allowing shall
forfeit the 500 stake.
We will pay expenses railroad iarc
and entertainment for ten men.
Yours. truly,
W. l.. BETTER,
Sec'y and Treas.
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OF the above star. who is to appear a,
the opera house in this city ON Monday and
Tuesday evenings next, the ST. Loui.
Chronicle Of yesterday says: Last nigh,
vas one of note in local theatrical circles,
Us Fred. Warde vas to make his advent At
POpes Is star. That he was more than
we'll received is but what was expected.
"Warde is genius" "He has the true
tragic power" "It's wonder to me that
Mr.. Wartie didn't star long ago" Il have
seen Barrett. who they say is the typical
Hamlet, but | must say that Warde is
nearly if not quite his equal, particularly
in the deeper parts" "What grace and
what splendid voice he has" and other
complimentary remarks OF similar im-
port were heard from those who left Pores
last night after the production of Hamlet
and the first appearance Of Mr.. Wartle Is
a star. His success was marked at once,
and he held the audience completely
He received numerous cn.
cores and WAS recalled ut the close OF
nearly every act, and At the end of the
play. One point was especially notice.
able and this WIS the PLAYER scene, VIII. Z.
he forces conviction from his uncle. H.r
Waric was original.
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A Stolen Horse Captured.

Abont ten days ago there Appeared III
item in the BAzoO stating that there was a
couple Of hOrsss at the Planters house
stables in st. Louis. which hal been left
there BY Sampson, the noted horse thief.
who had been captured in that city and
taken to Fulton, Galloway county, to h.
tried for some Of his unlawful transactions
in that county. The item also stated that
one Of the horses had probably been sto-
len from this county
The latter assertion has proved to be
true. The horse belongs to DIR. Mcng. the
well-known physician and farmer. who re-
sides about eight miles south Of this city.
and was stolen from him while he was at
tending the Methodist camp meeting r.
Gently held on Flat creek. lie has rccov-
cred the animal, which is a very fine one
and highly priced by its owner The thief
now langMishes in the Jail at Fulton.
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How He Liked the Cyclone a. Sc
dalia Sunday.

W. q. Seaver. late OF this city, Row "A
reporter OF the ST. Joseph Gazette, gets
the following of OH COnduc or Merr;field ::
Jim Merriheld is Missouri Pacific con-
ductor. lie is jolly bO. as we'll. He
runs train ON the Se,ialia and Lexington
branch Of the Missouri Pacific. A few
years ago Il playful cyclOnc Waited over
the branch and took Jim's train in. 1t
picked the cars up and gently laid them in
the ditch. The engine was turned ON end
and Jim : caboo-. picked up and gently
deposited in Il corniicld. Jim got confused:
in fact, pretty badly dcmoralized. He
didn't know wherc hs was going. He con-
cluded he wanted To- investigate the condi-
ton "f the upper atmosphere. He went
mp. lie also came down. In Tact, he
landed rather cmphaticallv in 4 hedge.
lie sat there Il moment and looked around.
slightly confused and bewii,terei as i,
Were. The thorn> OH the hedge were, quite
sharp, 50 sharp that Jim refused to take :,
seat for some time aiterwari.
Last SUNDAY 4 playful zephyr wai;zed
into Sedaiia IL struck a mul.-shed back
Of the Garrison house, and lumber few
promiscuously. The racket was loud. too.
Jim WAS eating dinner ut the Garrison
house. He heard the cyclone. He turned
pale. In fact his nose bleacl.e,l out from
u iiery rcd 10 4 delicious pink He called
one OF the waiter girls, and said:
Josie, where can ] lind safe place to
bide?"
Il don't know, sir
"Oh Lordy, the worlds coming 20 an
end. feel it,
James was finally persuaded to retain
his seat, but his face has no, recovered It's
usual ruddy appearance as set. Jim is
we'll known to many OF the railroad boys
in II. Joseph. and they will synps,hize
With him
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Timely Warning.

The following Special Notice" issued
by General Manager Talmage. has been
posted in the Pacific depot al this point:
"An PERSONS not having business with
the company are hereby positively forbid
den to enter, sit, stand or walk upon the
railroad side tracks, turntables. right oi
way, depots, platforms, or to get upon or
ride on, any Of the locomotives or cars ri
the Missouri Pacific railway and its leased
lines. And all such persons, whether
children or adults, are hereby notified tina,
they have no legal right to do such things.
and that in every such case they are tres
Passers. All persons arr hereby positively
forbidden to enter or 70 i'm ar upon any vi
the said places. or in ar upon any of the
property Of this company to transact their
own private business of any and all kinds.
and all such persons who disobey this
order will le trespassers, and the laws ap-
plicable will te enforced against them.
The attention oi parents whose children
go about said places, Or upon any ii the
property Of this company, or to ride on
the trains. or for any other purpose. is c.
pecia!ly called to this order. and they are
hereby required to keep their children
away from the railroad, ~ i'm all such
cases the children are not only greatly
exposed to dangers, but are in law tres
passers.
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Captured by q Parson.

Early this morning a couple Of smsl
boys named Pete NOSe and Chas. Worth,
both OF whom are known To the peelers a.
hard cases, having been arrested several
times for various petty offences, forced an
entrance through the back door of the
store room in the Methodist church build.
ing, formerly occupied by Chas. Han.
bloom, and in which the ladies OF the
church gave supper last evening. They
made themselves busy by devouring sew
eral slices Of delicious cake and other eat
ables which were at their command.
While thus engaged they were dis
covered by a daughter OF Kew. 4.
Ii. Heinline, the pastor OF the church, who
resides in the parsonage in the rear vi the
church. The young lady Immediately in
formed her father, who hastily entered the
building and captured the young rognes.
who, upon seeing that they had been dis
covered, had hidden themselves in a
large empty box which happened
to be in the room. The parson
collared the lads and took them into his
own residence, where he procured guam
tity Of twine and tied them See
curely together, after which he tied them
to the door knob Of his parlor door. The
matter was then reported to Officer Carnes,
who repaired to the parsonage and led the
youthful prisoners to the cooler, WHERE
they now are, and charge Of trcsspass-
ing has been preferred against them.
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A Race With q Torrent.
FL PasO tTexasl Times.

III 3so A1exdsl
Saturday last terrible rain storm visit
ed the section just above Albuquerque, and
the arrOyas and creeks were suddenly filled
with large volume of water, which rolled
down in the shape of huge wave Jour or
five feet high. The sOuth-bound pas,en.
ger train on the Santa Fe was booming
along in the midst of the storm and was
approaching the long bridge Just below
Wallace when the engineer observed the
huge wave rushing and roaring in the
large arroyo along which the track runs
for some distance before il crosses the
bridge. The engineer appreciated the ter
rlble force of the torrent and also knew
that when it reached the long
bridge the structure would be swept
away like straw. They were
both going at a furious pace, but the
torrent rolled swifter than the ex-
press train and threatened to reach tho
bridge before the latter. The passengers
were aware Of the mighty race in progress
and the widest excitement prevailed on
board. just as it seemed q losing game
for the express train and the engineer was
prepared to slacken speed, curve showed
ahead just approaching the bridge, in
which the train held the inside track by
100 feet. With unchecked rein and urged
by fiery energy, the iron horse quivered
with new hope and dashing around the
short curve leaped upon and across the
bridge just as the defeated element reached
the structure. Within second after the
train passed over, the bridge was borne
away on the torrents crest and q gap of
over 900 feet was made in the roadway.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
A Sailor Five Days on q Spar.
Savannah Gal News

Npd-p News
The steamship Santiago de Cuba, Cap,
Foote, which arrived here Yesterday, had
Oh board James Il. Harris, oi Phila.lel.
Phia, mate Of the schooner Mary Il. Fish
er, of Philadelphia, bound from that Dor,
Ia Wilmington, n. c., with cargo ol
coal. The captain informs us that about
o'clock on Monday morning, while the
first mate WIS on the watch, the lookout
discovered man some distance of hang.
ing to spar and carried along nj the merry
Of the waves. The steamer was immedi-
ately stopped and = boats crew sent To his
rescue. This was of Bull river. The man
was entirely nude and was i'm semi-imbe
cile state bordering oh delirium. He was
taken ON board and the steamer was un..er
way in nineteen minutes after he was dis
covered and the boat lowered. When
the rescuiug party reached him one ui
the crew started to take hold Of him To
pull him into the boat. He cried ont
piteously that his entire body was sorc
from exposure to the sun and salt water
washing over his blistered skin, and the
men relieved him from his perilous stu
alton with as much care rs possible under
the circumstances. After getting him on
board Capt. Foote had his entire BODY
rubbed with oil, and had him given .
quantity Of cruel, which seemed to revive
him somewhat, after which he was given
small piece Of watermelon and small nicer.
OF ice with beneficial results, q he con-
tinued to improve steadily until his .r.
rival here, though his mind has apparent.
~ not recovered its strength. He had
been on the spar Eve days
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immigration.

The work Of the Missouri immigration
society for this season has been most fiat
tering. On the last day of MAY 10000
hand-bOoks printed in German were for
warded to their European agent, and by
him distributed to sub-agents at Antwerp.
Bremen and Brussels. There have been
sent out to the under-agencies, and now
comes an order for 10000 more Of the
hand-bOOks. The interest awakened dur.
ing this season is something unusual, and
many Germans will soon seek homes in
Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
It Cured Him.

4 couple Of nights ago Young mar
we'll known applied to Louie. the affabls
barkeeper at Adam Fischer's, for a small
pitcher Of ice water, but was informed that
ice was q very scarce article. and il was
doubtful whether they would have enough,
to supply the patrons Of the bar until
closing up time.
The y. m. seemed not little disappoint-
ed, and said: II hope You will accomo-
date me, rs II is for a sick person who is an
intimate friend Of mine"
This appeal melted Louie, and he placed
a chunk in the pitcher and covered il with
water, and as the young man was going out
said to him:
"Who Is that sick man."
why, it's me"
"YOu amt sick ?"
'Of course an not sick now but
felt awful bad when you said could not
have any ice" and as he uttered the words
he dashed through the door, leaving the
chagrined Louie to mediate upon the un.
certainty Of man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
BAD BANDBURG.
He Deserts His Wife. Leaving Her
in q Third Street Board
ing House.

/. r. Hamburg Is the name If man
i tweniy-seven wears ri age, who, two
months ago, married Amelia II. Williams
young girl 81 seventeen, the daughter OF
= widow lady living six miles irHm Ne.
vada, Mo. Last Tuesday evening this
man brought his young wife to this CITY
and engaged board at the house kept by
Benjamin Watkins, ON Third street, near
subject to fits, and ON Friday had terrible
spasms, hardly five minutes apart, all
through the day. The couple remained a,
Mr.. Watkins until Saturday morning,
when the inhuman husband deserted the
unfortunate woman. quitting the hu,is.. b.
fore daylight and taking with him every
thing belonging to his vile except tie
clothing she had on. He took Il large
bundle containing all the earthly goods be-
longing to the woman, telling her he Wa,
going To have them washed. lie had rep
resented that he was Il painter by trade
and kind III carlenrcr, having a kit oil
tools worth some $50, which are supposed
to i,c vet in town somewhere, hut cannot
iDe found. The man claimed that he had
been ut work here In ihi, city. and that, ~
soon as he drew his money, he would send
his afflicted wife To her home near Nevada.
\ brother Of the Young woman came up
from Nevada TODAY and set out OH u hun,
for the recreant husband, ior whom q good
club, to say the least, is in pickle when he
is caught. The brother saws that the
marriage was consented Ia very reluctantly
on the part of the girls mother. bn, tina,
Banburg represented that he had money
coming 10 him here and that lhe would
rent good house and put his wife in il,
and take care III her comfortably. Al the
time of the reporters visit To- the unior-
tunate Won ,n DR.. King called, and after
seeing her. said that she was no better and
that she needed the care oi female nurse.
Mr.. Watkins and his Kind hearted wife
have done all in their power ior the woman.
lie called on the marshal in regard to- the
matter and It is probable that the city au-
thorities will at least send Mrs. hamburg
home, where she can be taken care Of bv
her mother. II is said tina, Bandburx has
been seen working in the ditch out at Fla,
creek, but ii is more than probable that
he has ere this put many broad ACRES I've
tween himself and the Queen City.
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The No. - engine is to have an auto
matte fire lighter. The continuance is oi
the simplest construction and all that is
to b. seen is three little rods sticking up
out ii the hoor under the engine One is
gas pipe with the gas lighted hut turned
down very low. Another Is rod
that is knocked down by the bottom
vi the boiler as the engine moves forward
in leaving the engine house. The turning
II the rod turns the gas On in the gas pipe
and flame shoots up foot high and sets
fire % the shavings in the furnace as the
engine moves out The third rod is Knocked
down by the basket OF the engine and the
gas is turned of entirely from the gas
pipe. 1t Is the simplest and cheapest ar
rangement that could be made, and works
splendidly i'm the houses in which it il
already in use, namely, Nos. 5, Ia, IA and
10. In all other engine houses the fire is
lighted with torch by the eng eer or
fireman before the engine is driven out
Of the house, and the torch is lighted from
a gas JET kept burning constantly. Sc,
Louis Republican.
The above mentioned invention Is the
work III Mr.. Frank McNally. engineer oi
Empire company No. Of this city. and
has been used to light the city iire steamer
for the past eighteen months. Mentally
neglected to have the invention patented,
hence cannot prevent the St. Louis fire de-
partment from using il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful cough medicine We have ever sold.
A few doses invariably cure the worst cases
Of cough, Group and bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of consump-
ton is without parallel in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee, test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have .
cough We earnestly ask you to try it.
Price, lOc., 50, and 81. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold BY your druggist.
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Sedalia'e Attractions.

Persons who attend the annual fair at
Sedalia on the 10th inst. will find with
its other attractions and cOnveniencies
the adv antagrs Of street cars running to
the grounds. AS We have already stated,
Mr.. Boutwell,, the energetic secretary, has
assured Us that M pains or expense will
be spared this year to make the fair every
way attractive and entertaining, and it is
more than probable that the attendance
will be much greater than in 1850.
The reunion Ofthe Mexican veterans on
the .,:,ni will be one Of the attractions OF
the city at the time, but il will be only
one among innumerable Others, and it
will be well If those who design going
should make their calculations to spend
the whole III the week there. a. there will
Ike something new in each days pro-
gramme Warsaw Times.
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PLEASANT GREEN ITEMS
Base ball Is all the 60 now.

Base ball is all the go now
We had quite a shower oil rain last
week.
MIR. W. A. Porter, OF this place, visit
ed PHO, Grove last Tuesday.
Miss Leila Walker was in town few
days ago.
MIR. FL. Salmon paid st. Louis briei
visi, a few days ago.
MIR. Tom Wallace, III Bunce,ou. visit
ri this place last Thursday.
MIR. Chas. Harness, of New Palestine.
was seen In our town last week.
Mr.. James Card and family, OF Hou>-
touia. visited relatives here last week.
MFR. II. &. Hall, who has been yerv
sick for several weeks past, is slowly re-
covering.
Mr.. Isaac Gruber and lady are visit
ing irinds in Howard county.
Mr.. Nat. Harris was in town las, week
drumming Tor the yeas: powder house OF
Pilot tirOve. Nat. Is very clever iellOw
and will no doubt have success
-Nlessrs. Tittsworth and Wilson called
at our Office one day last week We are
always ready to- entertain any Of our
young friends. and appreciate their visits.
Call again, gents.
We understand Mr.. FINS Reel. near
this place, was thrown from q horse last
week and very badly injured. We hope
that the injury will prove not to BIZ fatal,
and that he will soon recover.
Last Wednesday morning Mr.. Thomr-
son, of this place. LETT for Rockville, and
from there he will go to Nevada CITY.
where he will probably make his future
home. May success be yours. Mr.. Thomp-
son.
MIR. Julius Baer, the energetic clerk Of
the firm Of Littmann 4 Baer, Of Glasgow,
Howard county, who has been Wis: ting
friends here, returned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. Baer is q very pleasant yOuns fellow
and has number Of friends We are
always glad to see you, Julius.
Last Sunday We listened to some verv
excellent music ut the residence OF Dr.
Beck, consisting .! vocal and instru-
mental music, which, being furnished by
The Misses Beck, was very nicely perform
-d We also partOOk Of the Entertainments
ii the evening. which were elegantly and
provided for, and q very en-
oyable evening was spent. The young
lebted to the young ladies for having
'pent their evenings 50 pleasantly.
We regret to learn OF the sad news
hat came to us last Monday from PHO,
irOve--the death Of Prof g. y. johnson.
Who was so suddenly taken from our
midst lie was Il gentleman OF fine moral
haraeter, Of persistent energy and OF
,oble ambition. 1t is a great loss to the
whole community. As citizen he was
all; rs teacher, surpassed BY
lone, and was loved by all who knew him
IL was noted i.r his amiability and kind
less, and his winning smile will long be
Prof. Johnson is dead; but
Ie still lives in the n,emery of both young
md old rs one whom we all loved.
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Answer This Question.

Why do SO many people We see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion. Consumption.
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by your drug
gist.