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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

TuYaNIs rnNn a Memorial Ssftioc
~. h.ti for ths afst time a. this plsce.
aud.f bel s1.plcss az Alsuson n whita 'n
ro.t rhe1gh a coii. iissgrosasie as.
her. ea. go'i gathering a. ne village
A. hasa proccsslon headed by The
Milton Band. AMI consisting ~ veterans.
thc tVo Sshhath schoois art others.
u1ved to iho cemetery, where iac graNss
mi ne I've comraic. buriet there were
decorated They thsu if'oafnei % thc
church where. after thc fitusi exercises of
ths Post snl the rssdias of au spgropr.atg
p1rm br Miss F.ofa Stevens, Res 4. n
TABOR came forward ald delivered au *.
csI,nt siir,-s which as appreciated by
All pfc.cri tthr coaclus'on of Nr To-
l0l'- .Iln,-. o. rrtlture Was irsltrd o.
ttt tesa bad. vhtrs the isd.e. h-d Pfs-
pif,U a rori i'tucr --Ueiconr to ail lhc
nrm..rs uf tlc rcst fs.Ir, to thatk fi
ul,.. shs slioi ihem Del masilg che sxer-
C.,.,. ftr iav a. Success We are surr
tta. bel tte u'ur- mnir interest sHl Poi
taksn ry olr .ff'rrr. Il iar Observance of
tal.ttv
Fn1mIi. IS tlrr.rt 900 ,nppe a..
git,u aithr N,,tr. last a.,k ty Gee Foe
oarg bras. .saf f.,l.toi ay its.r .rieud,
10 as ''i' ,iI'l''.e am i..'' s-,e''''''
a. si'.' i"tai' -'e a''..is "'' i'A''.'
.of iae 'e'ea' 'i ihe ''nA
a gfapl.c ~a''iins u'a-a has o''u
p.aoei oa Nan .i 'a, Af-' '' I'i''a''
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spf'1s iaai sali'.e' il' '."asn
ST. 'ia'ft h'r'fs real 'i iac Academy
ha... 'a Tuesday t',r.ng 't''fr an a.
.'tr.. oI scholars ans oii.t.rs
= D. lui 40 N.ir aaFe iciafued 90
iaeir samarf f.'.l.nre 'a Main ~
hf Been "es.' n'' 'N.-,us,o ''i"
situated r.i '' 'a' '''As,' TOY '', "'-''
lI D. " Tow. PEP ine 'ua-"
A D hcoii''on' a 81 of ne o'A'i
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

No. NEvnY. Jane i0th. ,lli,e a riot -
ths hotel. last night One man with . re-
voirer seemed dsterlained % run The house
and according % on accounts succeeded
pretty .cl He ~as a nan named helh
AMI poor nsaoF Inspired bin with courage
% threaten the lives % two or three, and
% shoo, through several doors, stove
opusi. etc. Some one went amer Mr.
wormsn. Dspaty Sher.h, Who arrived on
the scsne about breakfast time, and after
taxing a good look a. Biz Bhl concluded
there was nothing % arrest him for aud
after BIN nolshed bis breakfast he took a
walk up TIE road followed BY Mr. Wormeh
Mo sax hlm alto the woods and then re-
tanned 10 Bethel. and the Bear River Pco-
BE haze uothirg further 70 fear IRON that
nan Keith. Itls said some Of The boys
took a go-as-you.plsase race that night
aui an won
Minnie walker. who has been slek ever
since March. l. gaining slowly.
Grass looks hnely, but ls has been 20
r.t tha, farmers have been very backward
aooui planting and sowing.
The woods are fal OF men aud boys,
peeliBg poplar
Nathan Baker Is repairing bis ell think
JuIan Farrar j. overseeing the joo' a.
saS him thcrs looking aooot
Mr. Irving Stsarns has workmsn Al ~ork
on bis new barn. ) and ID. widoer are
doing he stone work.
Trou, are quite plenty AMI fishermen
picutler.
Mumps arr giving people call this way
and hey are not very agreeable callers,
ether
The marriage Of Ferry walker and Miss
Lena Emery was quite surprise 10 mAnJ
and thelr frieuds wish them every hAppl-
ness.
Mr. John Emery. from krro'' made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

A SUGGESTION TO BUrikR.-"The rich
are growing richer and the poor poorer"
SAYS General Butler "thls thing must
stop" We suggest that the general should
sell bis yacht, one or two OF his super
nnOus residences, AMI some OF his horses,
and divide the proceeds among his neigh
bors. Ills stock In the Middlesex mills,
the bunting factory, the cartridge factory.
the Merrlmacc navigation and few other
blosted corporations would also help out
the dividend. -B0sfOH Had.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17
Notice OF Foreclosure.

xxTHEgEAs. lei , Aikins 81 Marcel NJ
w Atkins % Peru I'M ne '1nnN q -
for srd state ~ Maine, on &c tscin daf 81
Jannafy. A n iSu. by Their deet % uofiEafe
OF that date rscoried .n Oxfari Rs .sirf n
Dcsds Boob lfi. faEe -. conveyed o. no tup
srflber a certain lot or Parcel OF lani situated in
sAii Pcru. IN sah County Of uNtofd. hpunlsl
srd dfsrrhrd a. follow, VIZ Itrtf ftftaln
piece o. parcels of land situated in the ioen 81
Peru aiortsa "a. All being Iaft OF Goo rumnfl-
a .lxtss. In Range 81 sht On It0musnu' a q 4ri
an1 About Oue srrr narc or ifsf nclnf rlN Ut
lot rumhsftd uine 10 Pea hfauf. tau lafceif
q laUd opposed q clufain fittt arfcs m"fe nf
les, mcaalng % convey 80 ari ihe ffne a. pa
chasei - fratfssct G. cana. tf hi ~ hs'tl
Deesrbrr Iifh. A u ls3 ant foctf = Il Nf'nfi
Hfgistfy. in H,ok ltl fsEgllt, iofs mefe i f'i'-
ula de- 90 aud bOlnfs ufHaHi ltu' &C. .'rff
maV b. hai D. ssrufe tne nfYmrnf Hf Dol D. nnir
Of haui thfr. In dtssfi1fd. atd 81. ir "a tHs
of ssii fuoftssEe have been hftArH. ella "a
foferiOsufs uf tie faaIf HcrnrflinE o. %. atn.t
10 surh fafss msis act pros tir'i, IA situ iue
Dot go too ina ia'p1H. ... 49,,
Pee. Ma 49, I-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

Sorru WoousrocA The days ~ "a
p.f.tt.on Boz regard - ghosts and witches
tay. passed away io great extent, bot
District 40 e. known ss the Perkins Dis
if.ct. his been visited many time, ~ late
by .omethiug supsfuatural. or rather na-
utiaral There Is an unoccuplei house 10
ihr sioye named district. known A. the
Fr,tlanl Perkins house. which L. owned
hy thc Smith Dudley heirs. Thi, house
O.. said O. be hiuuiei by spirit. which are
supposed OBJ Dbl msief.al.Ied. a. they have
been tunwa to speak SD a. to h, distinct
iy lad acros. thc room ouc LAY last
seek No Frank gich. farmer uslrg
bear hy. aui r. mln whose word can always
hr rolled upon. wishing io carry home
sluc article. which BE- had a. che house.
zoos t..rc shout to'c.,ck llc found
fEr f.nr fi,fsnll. sud then went o. The
shDf foor. which wss also hsteuci Tie
thru proceeded Oh enter thc house by rails
ing awlutow. fui % sooner hsi De- entered
&C. house. ihau Del heard a terrible slam.
nIrg 1f doors .u smother part az the house.
NJ Rich went lotto that part sfthe house.
BOB u1ihi1r VA. o. h- SEEN bot While
standing o. o. lu astonl.hmeut. waiting
flr tac neat sp.fitua. revelation, the she'd
door began OBJ slam ani tle Ycfy gFouod
t0 tr,mh'- urisr Dis feet Proceeding 20
thc .hrl. Bel csali s,o uothiug, bat e.
soon "a. he sterp,d out of The door Two
beet, mc; OH. gsfc which made bis very
hair siaud ou ,ri These ghosts. whether
mailfaLfcd or uoI appeared d ne OF Or
Gr,ut sexes rasy sudiculy disappeared
anI l,n Mr Rich mcditAt.ng on things
both frrl and celestial These same
gho.t. appeared once before D. some chill
Ircu sao went o. tac house while a. play.
Do seems that AZ that time they hai The
power of speech. they threatened The chill
irsu wish lostant death II .hey told that
hey ,aw ghosuy visitors Al The house.
sirar.c sights have also been seen a. ihe
haru ol the same farm some distance be-
low OBJ, house Mr Rich is all ready 10
verbs il, ahoYc facts fEiiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

INVITATIONS, printed A. lbe DEMOCRAT
on .. are abroad for the Commencement
Exercises o. Waterford Home school
June IS. ID ani H. well arranged pro
gramme II prcscnioi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17

shlst villa Al his JAsgstsr's, Mrs. &. Ben
ii. hsi wo,k. lie hsi hssn o. Bethel to
cor,uii ~ wiioy a10ut BIZ wiie's health
whisi 81 !. qslis poorly Al ps,scuI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-17
one he will sell such horses don's need
% stand In the market long.

one be will sell such horses don't need
20 stand In The market long.
4 v,ry interesting chlldrsn's Day ser
vice. s..scl,,si with q ccutcunial service,
vas hcli a. he NJ 4 Church. We, Paris,
lisi SABBATH. ths sth. fali house, 4
pretty array Of nlce plants aud howers,
AMI several happy birds. contributed b
thc l'y of The occasion. Sioglng by The
choir SUI children. prayer by the pastor.
slnginz. responsive reading OF centenary
progrsmms consisting OF historical, doc
flnal aei history OF Sabbath schools, r.
citations by the children. also = statement
of what ihs Church l. doug u educate
enc children and 10 help such A. ncsi holp
fof a more thorough work In The church,
Siiglng % a missionary hymn, collection
Or ihe chiliron educational fund. At this
polct there was "a interesting service, the
grt scutaiion OF centenary medal 30 Rev.
Nc William the pastor, from the sabbath
school, BY The hand OF james y. Bird the
superintendent, with appropriate remarks.
The pastor was quite deeply moved In his
feelings q, This token Of respect, also a.
ihc medal on one siic bears the portrait Of
Rev. Bishop simpson, a, whose hand he
receive. ordination, bringing - his mind
afr,sh that Interesting occasion The pas
Tor also, a. this point, presented 10 Mt
Bird the superintendent. medal from the
school. a. token OF rcspco, and apprecla-
lion OF his services a. superintendent, Ae-
oompaniei by appropriate remarks. Then
an loincd Ia siaging a closing hymn. The
b,uedlcilon was then pronounced by the
pastor. thus closing a very interesting and
Impressive service.
smart shower last Monday A N., with
some bail. A slight touch OF shower Tues
day. The forest and fields look lovely.
Business i lively. Repairs are being made
on che roads an who rlle will approve OF
This
Str John willis J.. able o. ride out
Me- Mlnari OF North Paris, l. able 70 be
COS some "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14

nH. ,. M. YEA8LEY, HAVING STUDIED
~ the different systems OF Medical Practice,
had access TO the h spitals OF Philadelp
during three courses OF lectures, and familiar
iZed himself with the latest improvements
and discoveries in Surgery and Modern Their
apeutics, oilers his professional services to the
Dr, II: Yeagley, NO. IA NOkrH PRINCE
STREET. al2.lwt
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"Ciatre and the Forge Master. ~ To- morrow
evening Maude Granger will make her second
appearance this season In tho opera house In
her new and great play, "Uiaira and the FcrIe
Master" There will doubtless be "A large ana
brilliant audience present, Ms the play Is an
elevated one and full OF interest, whiie Miss
GRANGE herself bsing 40 popular an actress !,
sure to attract large ana pleased audiences ut
all times. Seats should he secured today. u
The Abbot CompdnU.-The manager OF tho
Emma Abbott grand oTora company II IN
town pcriecting arrangements for the appear
ancc OF that noted organization next satur'
day. IL has been decided to present Balfss
great opera" Bohemian Girl ut tho matinee
aud tho gorgeous Oriental comic opera king
Fora Day" " In tho evening. THIS latter isa
new opera. IL abounds In gems of the purest
melody and ohorusos OF telling power aud
effect, for tho proper rendition OF which the
company IA arListically ~ well IA numerically
strong. Tho well known ability OF Miss
Abbott aud those who compose her fno con
pany Ia sufficient TO draw large houses every
where. Their appearance here will certainly
be met hy n brilliant crowd,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
nnw In secnre n.nIfh

seems strange that any one will suffer
from the -Iany arrangements brought ON by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills SARSAPhRILLA AND sTILLINGIh,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 10 the physical Organization, II
IL indeed n strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take. a1d has proven itself 70 be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect
uGlly curing ScrotUla, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidncya, Erysipelas, Mala.
RIA; all nervous disorders and debility. bill
ious complaints and all diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, hid
ncys, stomach, skin, etc. 1t corrects indi
Rcstlon. single bottle VIII prove tO you its
merits ~ II health remover, tor 1t ACTS Liz
a CHARM, especially when the complaint Il
of an exhaustive nature, having II tendency TO
lessen the natural vigoT OF the brain AMI nor
vOus system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14

Slight FIrs in james Duny's bOns.-sta
Kmrnsh.

slight FIrs IN james DurJ's Houso-stablo
Burned.
Sunday evening about 7i5 o'clock the
frame stable belonging to Spaugler &
Rish, on Market street, Marietta, was set
on tire and totally consumed. There were
in the building at tho time of the cOntltg-
ration considerable quantities of feed and
hay, also 500 worth OF phosphate, all OF
which were consumed. The contents and
building were insured sufficiently to cover
the loss. No other buildings in the
vicinity were injured,
On Saturday at midnight also at
Marietta there was an alarm OF fire occa
stoned by the appearance OF flame ensuing
from below the caves of the house Of
James Dutfy. The fire was caused by SCOT
in the chimney lgniting and the heat se'-
ting fire to the contiguous woodwork. ..
Several people hurried to the house and
cxtinguished the flames with buckets Of
water. Very little damage was done.
There is some excitement in tho borough
over the prevalence of incendiarisln and
5000 reward is offered for the detection of
the tiro bugs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
mahhE1s.
philadelphia markos.

rHILApHLPHrA, April II Flour duh and un.
changed supeihne state; " S9gS Extra
Indiana family, "a bOd4 rs Minn, xtra, o. so
as 81; patents, o. 1906 80 spring dB sj86 ".
Rye -four AT % +O1g3 80.
Wheat lower and quiet; Noe Western Red.
9S%d99; No. do, sjc No. Pa. Red, 81 Is
SDl IS.
yellow, tig55c sail yellow and mixed, $50
sic.
Oats quieti No. White, AhaA2o No Q do,
tokgilo (; No. 3 do, iO1 rejected, SstlaSsI1c
No. mixed, SS%i59c,
Rye steadyat zoe,
Seeds Glover quiet at 98l0o; Timothy
dull at sl 40; Flaxseed easier at sl 7OQl "a
Provisions quiet but steady Mess
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
List OF Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list Of unclaimed let.
ters remaining in the postOifice at LanGas
ter for the week ending April IA, 1884
Ladies LiSt-Mrs |. A. Barber, Mrs
Goceplie Gates, Mrs. GALLAGHER, Miss Alice
Harris, Martha Hertzler, Miss Sa,lie
Heipey, Miss Mary X, Herr, Mis-. Fannie
Jones, Miss Rosa Lee, Mrs. Sail nda lie
feaver, Mrs. Ella Ruth, Miss EmanucI
Sem Cfor. J, Mrs. Shearer.
Gents Ltst-P. o. Bleiler, John Boof'
man, Clayton s. Brua, Henry Brown, G,
w. Brubaker, j. Bunzlosons, Victor
Buuzel, A. j. Cassell, DR.. A. Dawson,
Richard Franklin, Moses Geisinger, Pat
rick ID. Gibbs, w. II. Croft, w. II. Hess,
John d. Hess, J. b. Hipple, Wilton NJ
Hupert, b. Kennedy, Christian KieIcr
Richard Laube, John Martin, Joseph A
Miller, Edward Miller, II. A. Morrison
Frederick Pfund, William Peterman, A
l.. Slayer, Adam Steinert, Qor) W. l.
Vancleye, ID. w. Winner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14

A Southern Youth hIres 5orceress to VIII
lrI,a laaII for Ill

A southern Youth hIres u SorCeress to Win
Girls heart for Him.
The suit of q prominent young railroad
man in Savannah against female NEGRO
mancer for obtaining money under false
pretences, is exciting much interest in
that city. The young man, who goes in
the best society, had long been paying
fruitess attention to one of the best
known young ladies of the city. Reading
the offer Of the female uecromancer TO
produce lovo between discordant hearts,
he consulted her. She agreed for sl5 to
make the young lady love him, the
money to be paid in installments on the
appearance of different signs of success.
He paid the first installment, which was
to set the spirits to work. They demanded
the second installment to put the spirit
world in motion again. The spirits then
struck for the whole amount, and the
young lady's heart was as hard as ever.
The young man awoke to the folly of his
course, and his threatened suit against the
sorceress agitates society, because it would
bring the name of the young lady into
unpleasant publicity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
In tho senate.
DISASTROUS FLAMES.
Fire IA salem, -. j., That Does M


Fire ia salem, n. j., Thst Does much
DamHge.
SALEM, N. j., April IA destructive
fire occurred here last night. 1t origin
ated in the pothouse of the Gayner's glass
works and extended to the oil cloth works
of VIM. Morris adjoining. A scarcity of
water allowed the flames to make rapid
headway and the glass works and two
large three story buildings of the oil cloth
works were destroyed. Two other build
ings were damaged. Morris loss on the
oil cloth will amount to $4,000 the
insurance amounting to probably two.
thirds of that amount. Gayner's glass
works was owned by Starr s. Brother, of
Salem. The loss on the building will
amount to $50, 1000, and on tools, etc.,
about 81, 500. Several frcmen were in
jured. About ono hundred men are thrown
ont of employment. The stock rooms,
containing $40, 600 worth of finished cloth,
were saved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
prywnr uou,enuIn panaoes

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. wan most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied eXter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and It Is warranted dou.
ble the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and is The Great believer OF
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoontul OF
the Panacea In u tUmbler OF hot water [sweet-
ened, II: preterredl taken at bedtime, will
BREAK UP A COLD. IS centa s.bottle.
mayl-T Th.F&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
fENSsyLvAsIA RAILROAD.
iiuisth Anuiyor.ary OF its Opening APP
preaching.
phuni.I,hi, tgrrorl

rinisth Anurot.ary OF II. Opening APP
preaching.
Philadelphia Hocord.
Wednesday will be Tho firtip,h anniver-
sary OF the opening Of the railroad from
PHILADELPHIA to COlumbia-the great
Pennsylvania railroad in embryo. The
original object Of the road to Columbia
was To cOuLCcJ with the canal system of
the state. From this crude beginning has
sprung the present great system of ste, !
highways, known as tho Pennsy sylvania
system, the main tracks Of which, II eX-
tended, would reach from Philadelphia
across the Atlantic OCeau, through Europe
TO Chiua, or westward around The globe TO
Japan whose second tracks and sidings
woulde extend across lhc American CONT
neut and 600 miles into the Pacific ocean.
The cars and eng ines of the system would
reach from Lake Erie to AllautiC City, N.
j., aud its employers side by side would
form limo from Philadelphia TO Trenton.
The steel and iron used in the rails and
rolling stock would make q shaft inches
in circumference over 26, 900 miles long,
and the timber used iu the construction Of
its track and sidelings would consume a
double row Of trees ten feet apart from the
Missouri river, down the Mss,ippi to tho
Gulf of Mexico.
Nearly Sl,OUO an hour pOurs into tue
treasury of this mighty corporation, and
it's net earnings are sufficient to pay p
per cent. interest on the national debt.
When tho road to Columbia was opened
it, with tho Allegheny Portage railroad,
by which the caual between HOliiaysbur q
was connected with tho canal west of the
mountains, completed tho line to Pittn.
burg, the route OF which, with some mOdi-
ticatOrs, is that OF tho present main line
of the P,nnsy lyauia railroad. Tho Ol'I
route, by rail and canal, was 305 miles
long The present route is 3jl miles be
tween this city and Pittsburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14

NOTICE.
~ Having sold my entire interest In the
coal business to Henry SmcyCh, nSS The con.
tiuuanc' OF the same liberal patronage for
my successor. ,..,..,
PHILIP GINDER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Joa xnov.As oUnsE pnSDrsUr
fYsnts Along the susqueb bsnns-'tomr OF
Iutor.st ip aud Around the borough
Picked up by the hotintsiiissncsr'
H.aortar.


Iutor.st iu snd Around the borough
PICKED up by the otinteilisencsr'
Reporter.
Broken telephone wires all restored -
Columbia fire company fair u morrow
night at tho armory Box sheet for
PatisnOe," April 22, opens "Wednesday,
Tho wreck at ROhferstown is entirely
cleared up --Oilicer Wittick Is working
up a jewelry robbery in Baltimore. OH
GERS Gilbert aud Wittick offer to break up
corner loaling IL the borough pays them u
regular salary for work of this special
character Charles EmOIiue had one Of
his fingers mashed last evening In the
COlnubiL bard's room. Heavy business
at the Pennsylvania freight depot causes
tho employment Of two crows Of clerks
and workmen, each crew serving IL bours.
Company G., Susquehanna lodge Of Odd
Fellows, Riverside Home II. G. (U F.
q. A., and Concstoga lodge, Knights Of
Pythas, meet to night.
Died rrom Uis Injuries.
Mr.. William iiiteshue died on Saturday
night from the result Of injuries produced
by q 'ato fall, agoi G2 years. The funeral
services will DO bcld nn Tuesday a, Z y. III.
and On the following morning the remains
will bo taken 10 Unioptown, Nd, for
burial
Religious Notes.
Yesterday communion aud confirmation
services were held at st. Johns Lutheran
church.
Wandcrlngs In Germany" will DO the
subject OF most interesting lecture at the
opera house by RUy. +. j Clay Moran
next Thursday evening.
The Second street Lutheran. st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal and Trinity Reformed
churches were beautifully decorated yes
tcrday for the Easter services.
"The Great Future" will be the general
title of a series of evening sermons which
will be preached at the Methodist church
by the pastor, Row. X. w. Humphriss,
commencing next Sunday.
Personal ana social.
Miss Sallie GOsBler is entertaining
Miss Emily Caldwell, Of Leavenwortb,
Kansas
On tho evening of April 22l large
dancing party IL To be held here.
Mr.. VIII Mathiot will leave this week
for Boston, where he will finish his
musical education at n musical con.
servatOIy.
Lieutenant $. $. Page, L. y. A, Is a
guest at tho Franklin house.