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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

The lecture upsn Gladstone last
week 10y Rev. DIR. Reuen Thomas of
BrOokline, was an exceedingly interest
iHg and instructive one, and just at
this time was especially useful in call
ing the attention of the people to the
qualities which has made England's
leader one of the greatest premiers of
modern times. DR.. Thomas has an an
mated and enthusiastic manner, fin
ished and scholarly ways, which are
quite attractive.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

St. .Iohnsbury 4 Lake ChampIain Railroad
Dee. 10, 1884.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

Rev. Albert Bryant, city mission
airy at Worcester, Mass, filled the
North church pulpit very acceptably
last Sabbath. Mr.. Bryant was for
merly missionary in Turkey.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

The warlike appearance OF Messrs.
Moore & Harvey's advertisement
should not frighten anyone. They are
peaceable men, but are bound to have
their share of trade if they have to
fight for it through the columns OF
The Caledonian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

This ''open" winter has beea hard
on water pipes and cellars. The SER
vice pipe from the street main into the
store of II. c. Fletcher & Co., on Main
street has frozen, thing which never
happened before.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

At the meeting of VIM. j. Bray's
creditors on Friday, l.. ID. Hazen was
elected assignee. Mr.. Bray's liabili-
ties are between $4,000 and SI4,-
900, with not quite half secured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

jerry Drew has made arrange
ments with the lessee of his Newport
hotel (the Bellevieu) by which he takes
again soon, and he will re-
move there before long.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05
BRIEF LOCALS.

Note The dash e. indicates be
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05
Ghr Galeduniam.
G. NJ. STONE Il Co,
PUBLISHERS.

pposite the Athenrun, st bloomsbury Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

There are suggestions that the
Bugbee place in Paddock village would
make a fine place for the Vermont
soldiers home" 1t contains some
over sixty acres of land, we'll situated,
and the state might go farther and fare
worse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

There were ia boys and girls at the
meeting of the Cold Water army ut the
South church vestry yesterday after
noon. There is an even chance that
the coming man will be temperance
from principle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-03-05

The famous Hungarian band which
went back on their contract to play in
secured for Thursday evening, March
~. 1t will prove one of the most
unique and pleasing entertainments of
the season.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
Windy weather.

Windy weather.
 Spring house-cleanir is in order.
 Gray haired winter immojesety still lin. gers in the lap of bus ing spring.
 Governor Tritle is still So Ill as to be con fined to his room.
 Ring out ye wild bells, the Dades meet to night
 Flagstaff has literary society ana weekly debates.
 County officials are now busilv en gagged in the prrpara tion of their first quarterly statements.
 The finest favored liquors arc dispensed over the Palace bar. In quality they are unequ&lled.
 The line officers of tie Tenth Cavalry are expected to arrive at Thippie daring the present week.
 The marriage cert fcate cf David E. James to Julia Carrcli dated March Both. 1885, has been filed with the Couatv Re corder.
 The Atlantic and Pacific railroad have been running several extra freight trains daily during the past week, which goes to prove that trade is reviving.
 At 10 o'clock this morning, during the absence of Mir. and Ms Phi Hoover. their residence, three miles south ii town. to X hre through some unknown agency and was entirely destroyed. The loss IS about s2,@S; whether covered by any insurance or not we have been inable to learn. The Board of Super soss met this morn- ing and spent the cay in auditing and allowing accounts Againsi the County for the last three mouths
 County Treasurer Cook IS having prirted at the MINER office the bonds to be issued m compliance with he provisions of the several YavApai Coua;y road bills passed by the last LegislAture
 Take in the dramatic entertainment to- morrow evening. This performance will eclipse anything heretofore given and rousirg house is sure to greet cur worthy amateurs
 Dick Richardson, local scribe of the Courier, IS in training. |; Is said, for pe- desirian match with sry other journalis; in the Southwest who believes that hc IS A -alkist.
 District Attorney Eggers has returned from Tisit to hts old stamping grounds m the Jayhawker's State. looking much i'm proved by his enjoyuien, of a well-3cserved vacation.
 Mayor Goldwater lcf, this morning on q business visit to the East to purchase stock of Spring and Summer goods Da- ring his absence ho wlll take ia the New Orleans Exposition
 I; is reported thst sam Purjy is after some of the federal pie, What it is has not yet been given oat
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
UIEERLY lllIQER
Plenty of wind and dust to-day.

e
 Plenty of wind and dust to-day.
 Royal Arch Masons meet this evening.
 Tomorrow is Easter, tn. most egss-tra- ordinary Sunday in the ea:ire year.
 MArch seems to decline, 10 be deposed by April, and s,iil maintains his reign.
 Business is fast accumaliting for the June term of the District Court
 Don't forget the dramatic perfJrma nee on next Tuesday evening.
 When las; he,rd from Johnnie Ellis va, at Fort Worth, Texas.
 J.E. Anderson left this morning on a ehort wait to San Francisco.
 The following were the departures fo Ash Fork this morning: Mrs- Gardner and child, ]. E. Anderson ani ". L. Van Horn
 Easter Service at the Siethod;s; Church, Wes; Prescott, to-morrow evening q; .:30. Subject: The Resurrectior of Christ.
 In removing the layges, of the oli siumps in the Plaza to-day, ..Jailor Hickey WAS forced 10 resor; to blasting.
 District Attorney E,se-s is expected tp return from the East during The approach ing week.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fl,her contemplate leaving fer months vi.i. 70 California ia few days.
 Judge John Howard has received en- eouras,ng news fr'm Eastern capitalists relative to the building OUT branch rail road.
 In. suction sale oi the remnant of the stock of c. A. Randall to day, was largely attended, and good prices were realized on all articles sold.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet on next Monday for the purpose of allowing current accounts against the county for the first quarter of 1885.
 It is rumored that jus: before the close of the New Orleans Exposition. excursion tickets, good for ten days, will be ssld by the AtlAstie & Pacific fer Si0.
 Many of the promin .nt cattlemen of Prescott are preparing te take up their res ideuce on thsir ranges fer the approaching summer.
 Len Hale, prominent: Prescott sport, IS said to have 5ecoine |. prominent leader among the Oklahoma boomers since leaving Northern Arizona.
 Harry Carpenter Jeff this morning for the Lynx Creek plGcers. of which property he is superintendent He states that the next clean up in that camp will be big enc.
 The mass of Blatter will be celebrated st the Catholic Church tomorrow at 9.30 A. ID. Mrs. Head wlll preside a: the organ and will be assisted rocai.y by Messrs. Lichti and Dauphin.
 Ed. Carpenter will lave to-morrow to take charge of the Lynx Creek placers, having abandone,l the study of law as too .low business for one ,f hs mental cali bre. Though lost tcsi,ht to memory dear Eddie. Professor Farmer IS, Uithout doubt, the fin est instructor that has ever been called on to hll the responsible position of princi- pal of our public scho ols The scholars under his charge show he resul: of careful | and thorough framing in every branch of study.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

Fat Hamilton, the newly aprointei Commissioner ot Immigration for Ari- zona, states iha; fully 5000 letters from al parts of the United >:v;cs, Canada, and Europe are on his files awaiting answers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

Governor Tri,les name, says the Phe- nix Herald, is mentioned in connection with the Presidency of cur Fair Asso- ciation He would be the righ, man in the right place
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

Doc. Holiday, formerly oi tue Earp sang, has 90; into trouble again at Leaiyille. IT, tried 70 kill ore Billy Allen, and is now in the clutches of the low
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

France IS in a general turmoil over its defeat in the Tonquin campaign. The Ministry has been forced to resign. and an outbreak against the government is feared
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

Maxim; profit ou .he mining and treat
 in- ot hard copper that has gross value of Sl.5 per Ion is the msgnlhccn, and altogether unclasled record of the Atlantic Company. of Lake Superior, for the pas; year. ;he most ec"ronic.l work on record
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

"Eonauza" Mackey. step-father to tho Princess Co,onua, is visiting the Quljo- toas, probably with a view to putting up stock deal in order to play even on the expense of securing prince for a son-in law.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

The Latest news from the sea: of the Chinese war is 10 the ei.ect that a treaty of peace between France and China will be settled soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

The engineers are now in the field locating the line of the Mineral Belt railroad, from the A. and r. to Globe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

Tramps are infestins Tucson and nu merous petty thefts are recorded by the local papers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

The issues in most of the Colorado towns at their spring elections are pro hibi;ion, high and low license.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

It is reported that Wardwell, the ''wah hoss' has gone to Washington to look raiter the marshaiship.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
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 -~'e Nia ta~ urine etc, s0 5s-t-ac-lNs to mind .a- . cfS IL is q sufe eiir2c2.cr O: s1 Fv1NrN AHI FiNi'bi l. CcMfLksSIS- n co--.i-.s ro ....rr.,u, ta---r---tfs- ! th".e h.. are srrrrfu- free 70" 'vt- effects of yoEtbful ir.fsScystIor. a, 'vr'~~- sl"~-fy. .@0-ogEt aaS f-r- ,~I-YK Ts "' AHANTtEb- Price s2-So E<< bc,tis ar sv
 o''-'r ia SAsH Viih frii Gi-ectlons and ssy7~ oIS >'ri >eN-a-e from otssrvs;Iou e any ss.trs. - "-it "i prise. or C. Q. D. Te hs hsa oEl, .
 pr q b Sslneld. eIs sarny st,~.t. san ffAaS'sce- Gal CoDSn;tstfors s.-i-t,y cons- oeEnA- D! letter CT q; c1.e.. TSiE Fer th. coz 'FSience of psti-rts, ,-f in or+.. 10 r-u-- pe-f. scr-ey have a!oi'- . privstr stt-~ss zaSs- shte4 Nack Ase.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

The latest accounts recssiing General Grants condition arg very gloomy. He Is liable to pass away at any moment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
STRl.aIS

sTRIsaIs ESfSo Ks&A- HAND SxEyr IONIC is 'he legitimate result of ever :c year, es rraeticA- esp.fsencr, AnS CthSs WITH VNFsiI ING CERTAINTY Ner vcHsaaf fe--ie.. Debility. Ser ;nsl V sSSse=s. syeT TT rs;tcrrA0A, sa;ssiuns IHpctsncy. -hsusteS VI 'aAty. i-rs.s:uye Deci.sr and LOSS OF MANHOOD,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
TR'il s0TnE FREE.

SoIiCE.-f ~:il ssne . trssi ho,tls 0. the gE
 Ssios-s1. e.e5' Co szo~ i,s usrst-fres . ft" 'n snf ots ale;st. 'rrivi.E hs st.sr s.a-ts ? t,tnpfer snc ss.. coEr ubirHfis s,-c,l, oezs 'H'- .f-:sAndv;y'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

IF Iiehi's irvlgor,.or, No. is the only eur, Fro>ta.arrHes By Ssnhood is resiorej .rd the hand 0: t,sn~ moved bscS i'cn ses to youth:
 Pric- Of either :nvisortor. s. Case of six ectt.es 10 Sent so any address. e0yertd sccurelS freE sb e-vaoa.
 DIR. LIEBICi < co. tres. sEccrssfaiy sy HonlceSVs'sy. sVery form of Special, Private Chrome Disease without srCg;y Gise ss !: VitSg.y .rai.st fEcri The tcy, 51ssass fellow hay h,ss- or,iin,ry medical 'rra.usept 'Cvei tC co1tou~ rhH u1uaErzi ioss surrp titr. -=Sei,s br;sh:'s cis4se, i,-spiy, Cures Sutsei. Is' of the c-fitoa ri5ary organs E4oeye. liver and h.!er siVclaly tt@ted- Dice sses Of ~-raen s:erl. cu',i-
 Qualified and EespOnsi ible-Ds Lieeis Co. from kuroF-. ESp,Eed compliance with Ca H '-rts xei:csl Law n!i loua Irocgred ey .esu lar co!i-S ed1csiicn and ISh yeAr os sP"cal Prac ire- Most e~srfl tl-Styss belts free psf:s-
 ks-- To rruve ih~ ser!ul power of the Iavgs rs so- S1 set-e giS-a free. Consa.stiea frs sCt rrfvst-.
 sFur. Li-hfg'> woraerfrl Ger-San Iny.rors tor Is pro ec,et D, c"ryri; frcg fs:cui uscr e "a Uriiei states Govt-Emert. Beware of irifs,ieas CAil pr address .----; ..--S-lsy
 $'p fiea'y Street, San FFSne-sco, ca
 Prvsie entrance. tO6 Sason Street four elccks sr Ge1Ty street from E-araey: Main sniraues SA-ouxS DispcrsA-y DrES SiS-e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10
YCU..G HEN!...ReaD THIS.

THE VoLrMc BELT Co, Mar >hal. Mich offer to send their cclebsated ELECrRo-VoLTAIc BELT aod other ELEcTRIc APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days. to men young or old] afflicted with ner- vou> debility. loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred trout'' les. Also for rheumatism. ucu- ralgia. paralysis, and many other diseases Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is incurrcd as thirry days trial iS allowed. Write them al once for illu>tra- ted pamphlet free.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

(. \. Shibell and W. J. Osborne have been appointed deputy assessors of Pima county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

The Tombstone press appears to be we'll satisfied with the appointment tf Webster Street as county judge.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-10

Es,GJlisL,d for Ns .Scisntitic and Speedy Cure ot Chronic, Nsrr0us and Special Diseases
The state journal., 1885-01-10

we always have more or less than a
dozen aspirants, but we believe in
rendering reward to deserving and
competent persons. Therefore in
our present constable, VIM. Harley,
we have the embodiment of efficiency,
accuracy, thorough adaptability and
experience, tempered with leniency.
Mr.. Harley is a jealous worker, and
so constant and effective have been
his efforts for clean and successful
political work that he at once takes
the lead with those who should be
rewarded, and every effort should be
made to secure to him the position
which be is now filling so creditably.
Therefore in filling the two positions
herein named, at this time no better
or more suitable persons are suggest
ed than Messrs. Howard and Harley,
and with and for them let us labor
let US vote. Respectfully,
MORE ANON.
The state journal., 1885-01-10
room through sickness, is again able

room through sickness, is again able
to be about.
Mrs. John Warren, of Columbia,
Pa, aud the Miss Labare's, of Ian
caster, while enroute for home from
Baltimore, stopped over a few hours
to visit Mrs. Chanceford Fairfax, of
No. 20 s. fewberry street. They
left on the evening train for their
home.
The Garnet Literary Society will
convene as usual on Monday evening.
The young folks are beginning to ap-
preciste the Garnet more every week
and more are coming in. Let all
who have the proper respect for mo-
rality, who love education and ad-
mire elevation, apply for admission
to the best educational society in
York. Though the healhens may
rage against it, and the thoughtless
imagine vane things, the Garnet will
still progress aud will soar shove all
animosity uutiI the acme is reached.
Yours,
The SEcoNp.
The state journal., 1885-01-10
THE LUMBER CITY.
News and Notes Gathered by
Our Correspondent.
The SECOND.
WuLIAMsPORr, January !

WILlIAMsPORT, January 5.
A Happy New Year to all.
Though not as lively as some pre-
ceding holidays, yet the good sleigh
ing, which lasted for several days,
and the many cheerful and interest
ing visitors added very much to the
enjoyment of the many happy hearts
in our city. Each individual lady
and gentleman seemed to vie with
their friends and acquaintance in
seeking the places of pleasure.
The centre of attraction seemed to
be the A. NJ. Z. Church Fair, in Co.
BIS armory, which was grand sue
cess, and it was conceded that the
centre cf the fairs attraction was thu
toy table, which the young men
seemed to besiege zen mssss."
Which one, boys? Montoursville
certainly stuck close to the fair.
Miss Hannah J. Bryan, of Jersey
Shore, spent the holidays in the city,
the guest of Mrs. s. T. Smith, No. 2
Willow street. Miss L. A. Taylor, of
Wilkes Barre, is also in the city, and
was very agreeably connected with
society ladies at the fair.
Numbers of our first families were
represented at the dinner given by
the ladies at the fair, both Christmas
and New Year.
Philo Russel came down from
Bellefonte on New Years day, and
was the guest of his niece, Mrs. J. l.
Robinson, on S. Walnut street.
Miss Melissa Graham, of Lock
Haven, spent part Of the holidays in
the city, the guest of Mrs. 7. II.
Stokes. She is always a welcome
guest in the city.
Watch meeting was largely at
tended at the Mill street church, and
Elder John NJ. Palmer says that the
best Of order prevailed. This has
also been characteristic of the fair.
General Glass was held in the Mill
street church on Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. Memorial service was
held at IL o'clock for the late Bishop
W. F. Diokerson. and in the evening
at ! o'clock the monthly communion
took place. The pastor officiated at
each service.
There is no weddings or deaths to
record at the present, and but very
little sickness in our city. Rev. Pal
mer reports the demand for marriage
certificates TO be limited beyond
degree.
What will we do since the fair is
over! Echo answers rest.
A%CRTOS
The state journal., 1885-01-10
NO. So.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
OFFICERS, G. u. o. of O. F.
Election Of Officers Of Brotherly
Love and Susquehanna
Lodges,

Monday night Brotherly Love Lodge
room was crowded to overfowiug, it
being the annual election of officers.
Alter roll call and the transaction OF
routine business, J, Q. Adams as.
sumed the duties of n. g., and the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
ANNUAL OFFICERS:
Permanent Secretary-Curry II.
Taylor.
Treasurer-Reuben Taylor.
Marsha!-John Murray.
Assistant Marshall. C. Compton.
Standard Bearer-Jeff Coleman.
Trustees-G. E. Douglass, L. Mil
Ter, j, Q. Adams.
Widow and Orphans Committee
j. Allen, Ambrose Green, A. Gray,
NJ. ellsworth, John cedric.
Advocate. w. Simpson.
Chaplain-R. Darlington.
Janitor-Thomas Mattocks.
QUARTERLY OFFICERS
Secretary-Flemipg Clark.
V. G,-Henry Herbert.
n. G.-L. Newman.
P. n. G.-Henry Hunter.
N. F.-Andrew Hudely.
P. n. F.-Herry Sofea.
On Tuesday night full attendance
of members of the Susquehanna
Lodge put in an appearance at their
hall, and as it was the first annual
election of this new lodge more than
usual interest was manifested. The
following officers were elected:
p. n. F.-Joshua Williams.
n. F.-John Dangerfeld.
N. G.-F. L. Harris.
V. G.-Henry Young
L. S.-Thomas Allsopp.
P. S.-Joseph G. PopeI.
w. George McMullen.
w. IA. w. Dennee.
S. B.-John Butler.
Il. S. to N. G.--Charles Speaks.
L. S. to n. G.-Emanuel Tate.
II. S. to V. G.-Robert Young.
L. s. to V. G.-George Baltimore.
/. G.-Hamilton Howard.
W.-Henry Johnson.
The state journal., 1885-01-10
CARLISLE.
Special TO JOURNAL.
CARLISLE, December 81.
Christmas was a lively day.
Lots of strangers in town.

Christmas was lively day.
Lots of strangers in town.
The Willing Workers entertain
ment being the attraction the poem:
and essays, with fine singing and
choice selections rendered by the
Misses Kate Stanton, Ida Thompson
Sarah Robinson and Mrs. Profater
were superb. The essay given by
Miss Maggie Jordan was sublime
Miss Sallie Nesbit, Of Mechanicsburg,
did elegantly The occasion has
packed the church every night. Hon.
Charles Washington, Miss Mamie
Green, and Miss Hettie B. Anderson,
of Shippensburg, spent Christmas
the guests of r. J. johnson.
George r. Peck, Of Tyrone, was
home during Christmas. ]
Mra. Hattie Brandon, of Provi
denca, II. /, is here visiting fler
father.
Charles Williams and family Of
Jersey City and Miss Sallie Nesbit,
Of Mcohanicsburg, spent Christmas
here the guests Of Henry Walker.
Mrs. Jennie McClain, of Philadel.
phia, and Miss Julia Nesbit, of Bath,
n. Y, Gre the guests of Mrs. Mary A.
Jones.
Mrs. John Lee, of Erie, is the
guest of Mrs. Scott.
George and William Shadney
started for Florida on the 10Th.
William Nesbit, of Toboco, for
merly Of Mechanicsburg, has gone to
Florida for his health
Mr.. Marshall and Misses Dennie
aud Marshall, of Harrisburg, were in
this city On a short visit.
Miss Elorna johnson and sister, of
Philadelphia are visiting the Par
nell's.
Those that received calls on New
Years were, Mrs. Eliza Gatewood,
Mrs. Russell Thomas, Samuel Jordan
and daughter, Mrs. DR.. Able, Prof.
A. +. Johnson and family, Mrs. Mary
A, Jones, with the Misses Nesbit and
Gucclain, and Mrs. Profater and
daughter.
The G. A. r. held an enter
tainment at the Opera House, on
Wednesday evening, January 7th.
The state journal., 1885-01-10
HARRISBURG, PENNA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 1888

he has earned by close attention to
business and judicious care of his
money. He is at present employed
as manager of the Bolton Hotel
dining hall, which position he has
held to the satisfaction of his en-
ployers for several years. He is con
spicuous in the affairs of the Elder
Street Presbyterian church, taking a
lively interest in all matters pertain
ing to his people.
The state journal., 1885-01-10
REV. SMITHS AMBITION.
Tho Point He Has Been Working
For.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Dec. 30.-Rev.
G. S. Smith, the distinguished Hi
neis colored orator, and who before
his removal to this State was pTomi,
nent Republican politician and mem
Der of the Alabama Legislature,
seems to be confident that he is to
be rewarded for his leaving the Re-
publican party and working for the
election OF Cleveland. Smith is q
very brilliant man, and his race look
upon him as the coming one to fill
the shoes of Fred Douglass as the
leader of the colored people. His
friends here and in the East will pre-
sent his claims for appointment as
minister to Liberia. During the
campaign Smiths speeches were
pronounced by Democratic leaders to
have been the best delivered in the
State.
The state journal., 1885-01-10
READING SQUIBS.
News and Notes From Our Own
correspondent.

READING, January 7.
Mr. J. l.. Terry, we are happy to
say, is conyalescent,
Mrs. Henrietta Blackson, of Phila
delphia, was in the city last week,
the guest Of her father, Mr.. A. l..
Still.
Mr.. Levi Nelson, jr., of Doyles-
town, Bucks county, paid visit to
his relatives and friends in this city
last week. Levi looks well aud says
he is doing well, Glad to hear him
say 30.
The fair for the benefit of the
Second Presbyterian church closed
on New Year night. 1t was we'll
patronized by the members and
friends of that church.
Now is the time to make new
resolutions. Next week will be the
time to break them. "Commy,"
stick to yours.
Mr.. Lee B. Terry entertained his
friends in handsome manner at his
residence on Christmas night. Verify
Lee is jolly host.
Jimmie tackled Tom and Jerry
on Christmas night. They were too
strong for HIM, consequently Jimmie
had to throw up the sponge.
Robert Flamer, of this city, and
Miss Ella Cork, of Philadelphia,
were married at the latter place on
Christmas night.
Mrs. Wilse Murrells, of Hunting
don, spent the holidays in our city.
Mrs. John Smith, formerly Of
Reading, but now residing in PhiIa-
delphis, visited this city last week.
Mr.. James Townsend entertained
his friends at his residence on New
Year night.
Miss Ella Welsh, of Cstasauqua,
Lehigh county, has Joined the "Sal-
valion Army and is now battling
with "Satan" at Phillipsburg, n. j.