The state journal., 1884-10-18
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Don't forget the Republican parade
to night.
They were knocked out in the
first round in Ohio.
Republican parade tonight. All
the clubs will be out.
Look cut for the Old Reliable Cub
ball on the DIST inst.
What do you think Of the ). =.
Cameron Clubs suits?
The city is crowded with politicians
and temperance people.
M. Baptist, Of Merchandising, was
in the city this week.
The ruts on Third street have been
filed with fine stone.
The Chas. A. Miller Club have
received their equipments.
Mrs. Oliver, Of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mrs. N. L. Butler.
The cry is now, from the denis,
that we didn't expect Ohio.
Joseph Stafford, Of Marietta, was
in the city on Wednesday.
The Cameron club is one Of the
finest equipped in the State.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, Of Steelton,
was in the city on Thursday.
Rev. John Price, Of Shippensburg,
spent several days in our city.
Persons in the vicinity of the new
rink look upon it as nuisance.
Shake your straw hats and linen
busters, and get out your overcoats.
The masons working on the Var
derbilt bridge will soon finish their
work.
The G. A. Miller club present a
neat looking appearance in their new
uniform.
They are laying a new pavement
at the Third street entrance to CAPT
toll park.
The work on the new skating rink
at North and Elder streees is progress
ing rapidly.
Rich Brown, after spending several
days at Philadelphia, returned home
on Wednesday.
What did you think Of the boys
from the Sixth ward on the parade
Wednesday night?
Our Ninth ward statesman couldn't
win with his $500 in Ohio. Its hard,
but its fair, Kahney.
The Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company has built hand
some bridge crossing the canal
Miss Lydia Zedricks, after an ex-
tended visit to EImira, NY, returned
home on Saturday, September H.
@. A. Miller Club, Of the Eighth
ward paraded last night and present
ed handsome appearance in their
new equipments.
The newly organized Susquehanna
hose company will use one OF the
Paxton fire company's service car
rage until they can be supplied.
The remains OF Mrs. Proctor, en-
route from Smyrna, Delaware, to
Chambersburg, passed through the
city on Tuesday.
Invitations will shortly be issued
for the marriage Of Mr.. George
Washington Winters to Miss
Another young man going wrong.
"Crusty'- Gags"
The capitol police look very neat
in their new uniforms. The material
is dark blue suits, military hat and
brass buttons on their coat with the
initials G. p.
Mrs. A. E.. Amos aud Mrs. Nj. D.
Saunders were delegates from Yves.
lev Union Sabbath school to the
Sabbath school convention held at
York this week.
Mr.. Joseph Gibbs is lying danger
ously i'll at his residence on Fourth
street. His illness is caused by an
embankment caving in ON him at
the old reservoir.
Messrs. Thomas Alsop and n. L..
Butler, two prominent colored Demo
Gratis, have organized large Demo
cratic club, consisting Of o. members,
and will paradein handsome uniforms,
headed by the Brooklyntown band
Look out for the Charlestown twos.
Miss Wallace, of MELVILLE, while
crossing the rail road at the Cumber-
land Valley depot on Thursday morn
ing, was struck by draft cars and
instantly killed. Mr.. Harry Foster,
6 checkman at the depot. who tried
to save the lady, was knocked down
and both of his legs run over and
crushed so badly that it was neces.
sarp to amputate them.