The state journal., 1884-04-12
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Interesting Items Cleaned by
Journal Reporters.

Councils meet Monday night.
Send your JOB work to the JOURNAL
Spring is on the stool of Repentance
The Gypsy Encampment is next ii
order.
State Conventions meets here
Wednesday.
The ring didn't do it tina! is t.
say the old ring didn't.
The Wesley Literary will close
April 80, and the Bethel on April 22
The Wesley Sabbath school will
have Easter exercises to- morrow. All
are invited.
David Gibson, Jr., of Reading, was
in The city on Monday.
1t you have any Job Work, give il
TO the JOURNAL.
Do you expect to attend conference
at Carlisle?
Harry Robinson returned home on
Saturday.
Prof. NJ. H Layton is spending his
Easter holidays at Philadelphia.
Rev. l'itrsall will leave for confer
epce on Monday, April IA.
Mr.. Josiah Higgins and Hezekiah
Adiey contemplate a trip to Hot
Spriogs, Arkansas.
Mr. Geo. Nj. Bonrer leaves Mon
day for St. Louis, Mo, to take charge
of a church.
Miss Aida Weaver, after a lengthy
visit to Wlliamsport, Pa, returned
home Monday.
Richard Henderson, of Wilkes
Barre, after spending several days in
the burg, left for home on Tuesday.
Lancaster has colored Market
Master. Why can't we have one IN
Harrisburg?
Isaac Smith. who is we'll known in
this vicinity, departed this life at his
home in Lancaster, Monday, April 7.
Several of our young men will
shortly leave for the different water
ing places.
Mr. James Stokes will attend the
Carlisle Conference and apply for
ministerial license.
The colored men will have a dele
gate to the State Convention, When?
Bye aud-bye.
Mr.. Horace Lutz was re. elected
Market Master by joint convention of
1t is lumored that Gen. Simon
Cameron will be sent as delegate.at
large to the National Convention.
Ethan Thomas will IN few days
leave for Wiliamsport, Pa, where he
will join the Lumber City Base Ball
Club of that city.
Miss Annie Woodard, Of Middle
town, Ia, spent Thursday in the
city, and was the guest of Joseph B.
Popel.
The number of intermeHtS made in
Lincoln Cemetery from January | to
April l, was as follows; Adults, l6;
children, 8; total, q.
The defeat of the Harrisburgers by
a picked nine on Monday, has not de
creased the interest of the lovers Of
the game in the new nine there is
some good timber among them.
Mr.. C. NJ Brown, and Nessrs.
Thomas and Dennee have made some
repairs en- their respective places OF
business, which makes them present
a handsome looking appearance.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Thomson, OF
Williamsport, Pa, spent a few days
in the city, and were the guests Of
Mrs. Tibitha Howard, the mother Of
Mr.. Thompson.
n. l.. Butler and L. ii. Alsopp,
two prominent colored Democrats Of
Harrisburg, attended the Democratic
Convention, which was held at Allen,
town on Wednesday, April 9th.
DR.. Hutton, President of Common
Common, has never appointed Mr.
J. H. Howard, of The Eighth ward
on a special committee during the
whole year Mr.. Howard hes been ii
council.
We call attention to the lates
Spring styles in millinery at Mather''
millinery house, corner Second anC
Walnut. All goods are at the loves
prices, and the stock and assortmen
are the largest and finest in the city.
Jno. r. Dangerfield will be exam
med fer ministerial hopors at TIN
General Conference, which will b
held at Carlisle, commencing on Mon
day. John has our best wishes 70
his success.
The exercises of Bethel Literar,
on Tuesday evening, was as usul, Q
an interesting character, aud muc
credit is due Mr.. John Sample, tn
President of the Association, for tn
! ,-oru ohio manner in which hp ha