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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
@tranton, Pa, 9Onnernag, Den 30. stugul 1893.

6eOrSert.-Gine Mense srObe unb iIsinc
8ednun8en fpurben eineereidt unt
oarlber berfiist.-Osr Wapor brdn8ts
in sinsm Gdrsiben auf bic 8eparatur
Der Nap glus unb Rsptune Spribens
bduier.-Srib Simon ipurbe gum Sns
| ipsttOr Ses GapOuIe sIpenue 9reis.
isivers. .ernannt.-SObn 81. GofIett unb
Heeie 9bomas funsiren in Der eIei6en
@isenidaft fir bic 9ueieieipers ON
2afapette, Sumner. 2incoIn. Asbseea
uno Garfelb Strabsn.-0ie 99ittipe
bes i'm 2ldapanna 6luB ertrunfenen
patrid Rc9oueblin fam tpiseer nit
ibrem S6abencrfaBanipub bon Sl0.s
900 berpor.-Der Wapor tuarb benrfs
traef, einen ereiidbriesn Wlistbsfens
trait nit pdtfy WoIbsn fdr sic SsbauIs
ilna Der Gasle S9lau9 So. 3u MAIDEN.
CINE @erorSnuns gum Initri9 unb
Der 9lspardttr ron Brhdsns tpis AUDI
cine sur glussate bon Bombs gum guil
oeS Stabteebduoss tpurbsn gum DtuI
bsorbert. t.-grite unb ;peiis 2eiuns paI.
iirie bic Dereronunp, ipslSe $4,000 fur
bic SibetIdhS Sttabe bride beripillist.
-Sn 8strsff Der scranton Yalagier
StraBsnbnbn So. einiste man ii6 ba.
binS bab bic Gompanie I Sdienen lesen
oiirfe, bieieloen aber in Der .3ufunft
pisoer uufnebmen mub, penn iie ni6t
Sufriebenlieaeno fino. 8ertast.
Common Gcunsil, 9onners
Rag. ben 28.-Da unter Sem alien See
ifbe bas 2essn bon Seitentpsgen nidt
erspunseR ibsrSen fam, 10 ioa eine
Berorbnung borbereitet tperoen, bic bns
2esen bon Seitsnpesen obIisatoriId
ma6t.-9er Staotssomster ipurbe bss
auftraBt, 9lGne uno observation-disclosures
fir cine eiisrne Bride lber bic .. 6.
& B. 9eleiTe an 2adapanna N9luenue
porSu6ersiten. .-gtne bebeutenbe Partie
8ednuneen pa1irtsn.-Gine 0erprcs
nun8 filr Die Neparntur bon StraBen
innerbaIb Der StaSt purSe bent Gomits
SuBeipieIen. - Mebrere 8orlagcn Ses
Select @ounciI paiiirten aud BIER
Das Straben Gomite fol- mtsriudeu,
OF @aibin9ton glosnue, an Pbslps
Strabe, bic eeb6rise @eite blt.-@ine
8erorenung ipuree einSerei6t, bic bss
itimmt, bab ale elsftrii6sn unb ionItis
gen Drdbts berart Seiddst fein maiien,
eab iie nidt NIT bem Seusralarm. Sp=
item in Gonflift fommen. .-Die 8sreros
nuns, tpelbe cine 9eripiqiSun9 fur fiini
peitere 9lnseiteIte i'm itdOtiiden Ssrs
mehunesamt madt, fano bsitise Sppos
iition SsitenS 8atts, 9bomas, Sons
neil uno Smeenep, fpel6e bsbaupteten
(ipaS obneoies Seoermann peib), bab
Die 8esenTpdrtisen glnseitelten bes
Stabtgeometeramtes einen aroben Gbsil
Der 3eit auf Ten Straben fauaensen.
6Iannisban, Rambling un6 Gorbp iras
ten fur bic berfOlSte unidulb in bie
S6ranten, abcr i6lisbIi9 purSe ouf
9lntra9 bon Gonnel bic 8ercrSnung
auf unbeitimmte 3eit bsridobsn.-@ine
8erOrenuns 3ur Gr6ffnuns uno paiiirs
barma9un8 bon Sts6itrabe (l9.
g8aro), bon Stafforo sur Msabpip
Apsnae, poiiirte etits uno sneite 2sis
uns; ebenio cine 8eriuiIlisuns bon
$500 Sur 8oaenbuns eeS 8. Strabe
@uIperts. = Die Seroronung, ipsI6e
ben StdStufeiioreu has 9isdt siebt,
S9reiber an;uitelIen, sins psrlOrsn, oa
@Onnea unb g9attS bebauptsten, bieIes
0te4t itebe benz 0iapor su. So9 purbs
Die 8erorbnunS ipater tpieOsrertuosen
uno pa6ht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
Iaerlei.

= Gbemnib, Z. NuSuit. Sei bem
8ranbe Der erOBen Stridsarnfabrif bon
Iebner uno S6bne iinb bieier Gage
aud eroBe @ertbe in @arnen su @run6e
eesan9en. 9as 5eusr sriff 70 idnea um
ii6, bab an Retten faum seba1t iperben
tonnte. Die Maarenbprrdtbs fpie bic
Wiaihinen tpurbsn perni6tst. Susses
iamn,t ipire ber S6aoen porIdufie auf
ettpa 400, 900 Dart torirt. Die Sn.
huber Der 6abrif iin6 eie @ebrloer
8oi9tIdnber unS 9pmmer3ienratb Grsbs
ner.
= -Su Der Gtabt 9sdum tritt nit
eri6reden6er Seftistsit tas Nsrpenfis,
Der auf. Bis jest Iiesen i6On sesen
;ipansiB YeriOnen an Der eefdbrIiben
Seu6e barnisoer. auifaqenber @eiie
srbielten fammtIide Grfranite ibr
5rinipaler aus tsmieIben 8runnen,
uno man eIaubt, oaB bieIss pabrI9eins
lid NIT eeiunobeitsiddbIi9sn StoiIsn
infisirte MaHer bic llrfa9e bes gluss
trubs Der Sranfbeit mar. Die golisei
bat bic iofortise IbIperruns 6eS 8runs
mems beranlaBt; ale Sorlidtsmabres
seln aur SerbutunS elmer peiteren
8sribleppunB iino 8etrOffsn tuorOen.
= Gbas. 9bsis, elmer Der dIteIten
8rauer bon philadelphia, 1T i'm 9lltsr
bon II Sabren in Sea Ssls Giip, ipo'
bin er ii9 pOr sinisen NlOnatsn bess.
ben bate, eeitOrben. Gr ipar elm Spbn
eines 8rauereibsiiberS i'll OttpsiIsr,
8beinprOpiuS.
- 9as 112. 9a. 9oIunt6r geet
ipirb am IL, uno l3. September in Sc,
ipistopn feline idbrIi9e SuIammentunft
baben.
= DdS idbrIi6e Gannitatter Bolts,
fsiI bes 8eaeineer 8ereins pirb an
nd6fsu Wlontas un6 Disnltas, ben 3
uno 4. September, auf 2auer's ParI
abSsbaIteu. =,
= Die bsmufratiI6e Staais. Con-
BENTON bon gieip DOrf niro am liter
September in Buffalo natifineen
0ppern6r Sia fpirb pis6er nominir
tperbsn.
Sag- 8sSu;irte greiie auf 5Iannea,
9enniss unb IUuriiten' Semben, Inter
tleicer unb SaIsbepsdunsen in 8rOipnS
Bee SiOe.
: Sn 2aneaItsr @ountb iinb Iai
ben Ssri6tsn Der Afieforen, bieIe
SSabr S23, ,990,993 auf 9inIen ausae
Iisben, ipobpn eas gcunip bem Staa
cine Care bon s7l ,972.67 i6uIost.
= GnbIi9 tperben bic 9epobner boz
Pile county aud bon Der @uItnr beIsd
iperben. Ssit WsuI@snssbenten fem
man Bite county nur ourd feline srcbe
cemOIratiiden Wsbrbsiten uno fat un
eri6bpiliben Spl,ourratb. Sebt mir
bic SADIE balb anoers iperoen, ben
Or. 8aub bat ben Gbarier Der UliIfor
uno 0iatamoras ". 3. So. erporbs
! uno ipiro baran seben. bon Bort Ser
! bis bis mad Dlilforo cine Giienbabn ,
bauen, bic bann nit Der 9sit mad b
YennipIbonia 9obIenresion %.
Seranton) ausseeebnt ipiIo.
: Die Gebar 5ia gEoq. unS Baum
$ tpous 5abrif in Delapare gounip III a
T yta6mittas bes 80. 9luguit abasbrann
: Der 8erIuit beIduft iih ansebIi6 a
$50. 900 unS 1T our6 9sriideruns Q
I bedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30

Der am SOrlebtsn Samitas an BET
GiiiStOn glbenue purh ein,n BON blnten
ssfdbrten S6las perleBte getsr &abs
ner it ouf Der 9sHsrunS.
SIN elmer 8cde etipa sebsntt man
iOpsit su isiu, bab bic Sacisite SIras
Bcnbabn i'm 8etrieb IN.
Der @arbonoaIs @efansSsrein Gsrs
mania bat auf ben Is. Sept. sum 8es
nefS ieines 0eianSIebrers, 9rn. Ghas.
9. @elbert, elm Gcn;ert nit barauf fcl'
senoem BAL orrangirt. Sopobl bic
9ieiiae Sdnserrunbe, iuie aud Der Sos
nssoale 2ieberfranS iperSen ii6 an benz
GonSert beibeiIissn un6 es 1T ni9t su
be;tpeifsIn, bab ale SbeiInebmer ii4
amaiiren iperoen.
9Im Samitas ipar an Der gittston
abenue ipieoerum Elm SfanSaI uno SSar
nabe Der gBirtbidaft bon u. @rambo.
8oliSiit Nob erf6ien an DIT uno StelIe
unb oerbaftete einen Der 9lubeitBrer.
sIIs er ibn ms Sreie sebra6t bate,
pollte elmer ieiner &ameraben einen
Stein auf glob ipsrfen. absr bsrieIbe
belt benz Serle einen 9lsooIoer unter
bic Nale, iporauf Ssner 5erienselo sab.
-9Sr m69ten bic Birtbe Der SdeIeite
ernItIid iparnen, benz iunsen @eiinoeI
ipeoer Sbbah nod 9etrdnIe ;u 9eip6b'
ren, ionlt nimmt bic Sahe Elm Gnoe
nit S6reden uno iie ipsrSen nidt mebr
9tadbaru ssnus finpen, um ibre 2iSens.
appIitationen iu unteridreibsn.
sa- 6sissnIpan's berGbmtes glsip.
arf Eager uno 8aqantine's Grport
Bier lit INNER su baben beim 6db9sn
Ober Dubenb 6lai6en bel Nli6ael
0liaer, 434 uno 436 @ebar apenue ;
bessIeiben bic beiten 3utiden un6
Bferhe su betleibeu. @Ie SeleLuns
unsen Bel .YUit pber TeIepbon pGnitlid,
ausBefdbrt.
B5- 8arI 9ollmehsr, 1921 StafOrh
9lpenue. nimmt SeitelIunsen fir bic q,
y. 8oltSSeitunB (Arbelterblatt) an.
r@- SIN S6ubRore Der @ebr. Slid
an @eoarItr. finbet man bic beite@aare
na- @bas. S6eu6's SiiefeI. unt
S9ubseIbdft 1T nit ben beiten @ad.
rem rei6Iid berieben un6 Die YreiI'
iinb 70 niebris, tuie irsenbpo in be,
Stabt. 3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
Ocrr Gnnfter oils sfidtrr

Diit ber domination bes Serrn 6reb.
N. Gluiter fir ben &idterItano BON
2uddpanna County baben bic Demo.
traten ii9 ielbit Seebrt, benn ibre @abl
bate fdum auf einen ipiirbigeren Mann
fallen i6nnen. llno es ipar elm eben iu
feiner S6a6sus ieitsns Der 9spubIita.
uer, bic 9ti6terfrase sdn3Ii6 su isncri.
rem, mas cine inbireite SnboiIlruns bes
9errn 8dnitsr lit. Sic batten feline
8opuInritdt nidt untsrI6dBt uno trub.
ten. oaB ein 9ampf Sesen ons hemctra.
tiide Sidet nit Serrn 9iniier an oels
fen Spite ipeitaus bartnddiser uno
fdpierieer fein tpiirbe, ais obne ibn.
3ueem fsbIte ben Republilaner gan,
uno gar Elm seeiSneter &anbibat fur
bic INSTRUMENTATION. Serr &napp
ipoute nidt gum ;ipeitenmale einen bpifs
nunssloien Gampf nufnsbmen, uno
Serr Wiuaro, ben bic NepubIifaner
als ben Moies Der Gleujeit eebrau6en
ipolten, bate iid uns ee0eniber i6pn
su 0miten beS !oerrn @lnler ertlart,
nod ebe eerieIbe bon ben 9empfraten
nominirt iporeen ipar.
Inter hieien 1lmIt6nSen fpiro bic
@abl bes Ssrrn @iinIter ippbI pbns
itarte OppoiitiOn erfoIsen, penn ipir
aud bDren miihen, bdb bon eeniIIsr
Seite i'm Gebeimen essen ibn 9epdblt
ipirb. Den 9eutiden mub bic aan6i.
oatur beS 0rn. 8iiniter beIonbers mill.
fommen fein, benn oerIeIbe 1T IL
Seuti6ldnb eeboren uno feline 9lnIhau.
unestpeiie 1T burd mebrere 8eiIen mad
Der alien WeIt eei6drft fpor6en. 9i,
9erridaft ber 9i9ter, tpel6e faun
| @elesenbeit hat.en, binter oem Inter
rod berbor einen 8lid in bic @eIt Il
tbun, ipiro nit Der gBabl oes Ssrrr
Gdnifer su Gnbe ssbsn unb mir freuei
uns beHen.
Mas Germ @inIter's 8efdbiaunl
fir bic bobe StsIIuns zines 8i6ters bs
trifft, 70 beitebt bariibsr wobI teil
3peifeI, benn er 1T anerfannt zines be
bsroOrrasenefsn YliisIieber Ses glepp
tntenitanpes, babel itrena gcre6t, mi
einem parmen @sfible fur ieme Nlit
meni6sn. glub bat er iih untsr ale
, GlaHen Der SebDItsrung befpeat un
, / niht IsbisIid in ben iossnannten b6be
rsn 8reiien, ipo bic @nidnuunsspsii
natursemdb cine bsidrdnfte uno einIsi
. tise iein mub. S6rsi6sr bisies 1T nj
/ Srn. @Initsr 81 Sabre lang beianr
, unb 1T iiberseuBt, bab berIelbe auf b
9lidterbunt unplrtsiil9 unb sersd
t iein ipirb.
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rs gtS. baS paaet. Sn HpUtbsfen ,u babsn.
TIE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
; 0as aIai6enbierael6aft in 0bi.

: 9as 5Iaidenbieresi6dft in 9bi'
labeIpbia bat i6 felt 6em l. SUM-, ar
peldem Gage has Sodliceus 0sieb il
araft trat, perboppslt uno psrtreifa9t
: llsber bic baIsurii4e Sa4Iae'
ipir6 ssmeIcet:
Die 9aiIerin Bon 8uBlanS, bic
9rinsefiin bon J8ates tinb Die aBnisin
bon 9ansmart iinO am 9isnitas int
SdIciie bes Sssoss bon Gupberlan6
In GmdnSen, in 0eitsrreid, ;uiammena
seiommen. gs psrlautst, hab Die 8srs
iammIung 9aus babe auf bas 9rcisct
bes Barren uno bes 4aiiers 9Silbelni,
Elm 96nisrsid 8uIsariens 9lumdnien,
nit bsm 9ersos bon Cumberland ais
-9Snie. gu errihten.
Ra6 rsiili1srsm Nadoenfen fol-
n6mIi6 Der 9erSos bon Cumberland Sit
Der lleberseueuns setOmmen iein, bab
ss fir ibn bod rdtbIid iein biirfte, bic
arpne aii,unebfleii, f5enn ibn bic @rps.
mad,te ,Si;s ,Tf,s gsiitlnoes perii4erf une
has buIsariIAs abnierei9 pls ~ s;;',! ,;;''! dadl'
f&en glsers, benz 8srtrnse bon San
Stsiano semdb, aussebebnt ipsybe.
Die 1arfsi fam iid Der glusfibrlni6
6ss glaies ni5t nit grfoIs tjioeriesen,
cenn ibre SinanSen Fno oollFdfoie er'
i65pft. 9rei beutide 9enerdIe in tiirs
tii6en Disnitsn, SObe, 8sitcip un6
9ampborner, fnb se,ipunsen iporeen,
ibren Dienit 3u quittiren, neil iie ibr
@eBaIt nibt ausbssabIt erbieIten. -9llS
Iie In iiirfiI6e Dienlte tratsn, battle mdn
ibnsn bsripro1en, bab iie, tpie bic 9i'
pIomaten, sebedt ieien tur6 ben Spec
sialcreSit IN Der SttomanIi9en 8ant.
OeS SuItans 5inansminiiter uber nabm
Sieisn Grs6it 70 in Mnipru6, bnB he
9anf seSipuneen ipar, baS @cnto ;u
idIisben. 80 erBisIten benn bic ceut.
i6en OffiSiere, ibie bic @eianoteh Der
pforts an ben europdii6sn Soften. fsi-
men 4fennis. Suswii4en fdbrt Der
Sultan fort, fir feinen Sarem rIeIae
Summen su ber5dlsueern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
@m. &ornacber's
SentiGe 9GpOtbcfe,
724 %ittStpn 2loeme,
nabe Bird Strabe.

Ser Giaentbiimer, in DeutfhlanS ffaaiIi6
eeprliter apotbeter un0 gbsmifer, Derlusnoei
auf Die 5ubsreitung pun gieiepten Die grobts
Sor9falt glle @eofamente iinO friit.
HeA- SelepbonDerbinouug nit allen ae3teii.
Deutidje SeiliriuteT unO Murieln, 4atent.
Weo5ineu, Soilette.griifeI II. (. 10.
Beoiennna plnIiLih un0 reell. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30

aufsrn gu ieser Gasssseit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
StaStratb.

select GOuneiI. Miiipo&,
ben 22.-3o5inion bsri6tete 40 Suns
item Der 6oroerune bon e. MilIer fur
$500 unO cine Intpeiims ipuroe ausses
teut.-@ine BerorcnunS fur cine 8rdde
an SipetIaHe Strabe ipuros gum Druid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
SSeStern SrefTeb Seef.

SSeftern Oreifeb Beet.
auser ben ;uei eorIaonn9su jussridtetes
Sleiid, oas iutr Wontna uu0 9onHsrta9 CT.
baIten, empfangsu mir tdsIi6 friif asitlad.
teies 6Ieiih pom 9anoe, friids uno aali.eier,
Butter. gdie uno 9nnoproOutie lberbaupt.
Nir baben feruer sinsn 8Orraib Der beiten
Bologna Wurit. friibe uHo 9efa5ene ShuI.
tern 8ippen, Gbuds. Siunoniids etc. unierf
SoIo9naluurf lbsrtrifft ale anoere.
Gale & 60.
IA f0t 9adawanna abenue.
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@rpfer 2lnsnerfnuf. !.

I'm unitrtn 8crratb ppr hem 9nsrntarium
su rsbujirtn peIiaufen mir Drp-@epes, Gre
teriss, etc. gum Neffnprtie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-08-30
@e6ieI, YaTage, Teuer ! Ge6ens 8eri. Wei3dft

VIVA. f.. K1eSe1r
GtabIirt 1859. 5f3 eadapaHna apsnHs StraHtpH, pa.
rSFeH In tatbesH gslrSsa.
SttbGhH.
It a II n n har Dot gnins
gBd
a eHfns- Gdtafaaft
BE it&tfuus S6ra R He WaartH 5Hus@H No.
8rmpasnitu Rditn.
I'm fer snns Sesaaup aafbkn aauf % aenai
nlr has SGibrdfa& dn4astusn Se4dit tuf nstG.
ttftp6 lie pnben firiefn 0nh bdpraI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-08-25

The entries for the races at the Elkton
Fair Grounds this afternoon closed on Mon
day night. They are as follows: Colt race
k. 7. c. Crouch, Elkton, Nd, b. In. Mavore
Geo. Bennett, Chesapeake City, Md, d. e.
Ben Bolt r. Z. G. Crouch, Elkton, Md, b.
4. Mikado; X. j Morrison, Ogletown, Del !,
oh. $. Maytlower; VIM. FL. Freeman, Cecil
ton, Md, br. IN. Sunrise. 800 class. p.
Steele, Chesapeake CITY, Md, <. g. Harry p :;
Joseph ii. Manlove, Ceciltnn, Md, br. g.
Cap: ID. NJ. Ulrich, Newark, Del, blk III.
Lady Patcheu; James Headly, Chester,
Pa, c. &. Grover c.; II. L. G. Crouch, Elk
ton, Md, b. g. Fleet; Hen. Durham, VIII
mington, Del, Lrdy Morrell NJ f. Hay
den, Wilmington, Del, b. IN. May Bell K.
III. Strobe, Ewyn, Pa, T. Scott. 2.4O
class-R. j. Morrison, Ogletown, Del 5. m.
Ida May Geo. Bennett. Chesapeake City,
Md, $. G. Hop; William Falls, ElkGon,
Md, &. IN. Willow Switch X. M. Job,
Baltimore, Md, T. g. Velox; r. L. G.
Crouch, Elkton. Md, d. IN. Ecrue r. H.
Strobe, Elwyn, Pa, br. IN. Nell II E. z.
Martin, Wilmington, Del, b. h. Harry c.
2.84 class-R. T. g. Crouch, Elkton, Md, $.
Z. Sagwa; II. NJ. Job, Baltimore, Md, &.
$. Gray Morrill,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-08-25

The trip of V. K. Alexander, of White
Rock, who two weeks ago acted in the
capacity of deputy sheriff in transferring
Samuel Cruikshank-arresIed in Maryland
for shooting John Montgomery in Lancaster
county from the Jail in Elktou to the Lam
caster Jail, was one of the quick est that has
been made in this section. Mr. Alexander,
accompanied by constable VIM. Nc Mss,
left White Rock at an early hou: on the
morning of the 9th, drove to Oxford, took
the o'clock train south to Perryville and
Elkton, went to the Jail where the prisoner
was delivered into their hands by Sheriff
johnson they Immediately left by train
via Perryville to Oxford, and reached here
at 10. 80, in time for the Peach Bottom train,
having telegraphed the conductor to hold
the train few minutes. With their pris-
oner aboard the latter train to White Rock,
where hearing was had before Justice
Magee and co:nmittal to Lancaster Jail
secured, they drove to that city and lodged
him in prison the same day-a travelled
distance of about 100 miles, including two
carriage trips of and % miles and six rail-
road changes OXFORD Press
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-08-25
WOOdIawn Campmeeting.

Our report of Woodlawn Campmeeting
last week covered Thursdays proceed
ings.
Friday was Temperance Day. The
early morning prayer meeting was led by
MIR. Day Cantwell. of Elkton Rev. J..
P. Otis led the S.30 a. IN. prayer meeting.
Mrs. j. r. Milligan, Of Zion, president
of the W. G. t. U. of Cecil county, pre-
sided over the exercises at 10 a. m. Ad-
dresses were made by Edwin Higgins
and Rev. w. G. Herbert, president and
secretary, respectively, of the Maryland
State Temperance Alliance. A collation.
was furnished the speakers aud other in
vited guests by the Loyal Legion in the
interval between the morning and after
noon exercises. Mrs. ]. r. Milligan
presided at 100 p. III. and Revs. ]. P.
Otis and Conway made short addresses.
The Loyal Legion sang several temper
ance songs. Mrs. Lucy Washington. a
national organizer of the W. c. T. T.,
delivered very able address. The atten-
dance. moth outstanding the great heat,
was larger than on any previous day.
The attendance on Saturday was small.
Mr.. Cantwell led the 30 a. m. meet
ing. The s 30 a. IN. prayer and expert
ence meeting was in charge of Rev. E.
II Hynson.
Rev. Fred. E. McKinsey preached at
1870 a. m. Rev. T. B. Hunter led the
children's meeting. At 3 p. m. Rev. E.
H. Hynson preached.
Rev. T. G. Terry had charge of the 6
p. m. meeting. The 730 p. m. service
was preached by Rev. w. X. Sears.
Rev. P. r. cleveland, d. d., of the
Philadelphia Conference arrived Satur-
day. Rev. John France, presiding elder
of the Easton district, arrived also.
On Sunday the early prayer meeting
was in charge of Rev. T. B. Hunter.
Rev. Isaac Jewell led the experience
meeting at $40 p. m. Rev. P. r. Cleave-
land, d. D.. preached at 10 a. m.
Rev. Isaac Jewell led the children's
meeting. Rev. T. E. Terry preached at
3 p. m.
The 6 p. m. meeting was in charge of
Rev. John France At the 80 d. m.
meeting exhorra tions were made by Revs.
T. B. Hunter. P. r. cleveland, d. D.,
and T. E. Terry.
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Personals.

Misses Annie and Florence Bryan of Elk
ton are visiting friends at Rock Springs.
Mrs. J. VIM. Perkins. and children, of
Wilmington are visiting relations in Ekton.
Miss Lily NJ. France, of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting her uncle Mr.. Joseph
Hinchliffe.
Mr. T. B. r. Wright, foreman of the
Cecil Ne,os office spent several days recently
at Atlantic City.
G. oldham Massey and sister sailed
Thursday on the Berkshire from Baltimore
for Boston, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. w. West accompanied by her
daughters is visiting her Sister Mrs. H. p.
Fowler near Elkton.
Misses Grace and LYDIA James of n.
Fremont avenue Baltimore are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cooper, of Charles
town.
Misses Hattie and Bessie, daughters
of Detective Jones of the p. w. l. b. r. X.
at Wilmington are visiting Mrs. Philip
Duling.
Miss Florence Torbert and Miss Elsie
Tull of Elkton have been visiting Miss
Elsie Black of New Castle and are now
visiting Miss Patty Torbert in Whining ton.
Reuben Haines, Esq, and his daughter,
Miss Stella, took the steamer Berkshire at
Baltimore on Thursday for Boston where
they will probably remain week or ten
days.
Presiding Elder John France and wife of
Smyrna, Del, this week visited their daugh-
ter Mrs. VIM. II addock, of Zion. MIR. France
was called away to attend to the duties of
his position but Mrs. France remains at
Zion.
Mrs. David Scott, Miss Bessie Scott,
Miss Eva Scott, Miss Ollie Gllpin and
Messrs Richard Reese and VIM. ID. Bratton
returned early this week from near Port
Herman where they had been stopping with
Mr.. Hanson Knorr.
Mr.. Theodore j. Vanneman, a son of the
late Daniel Vanneman, of this county, and
IA nephew of a well-kuown citizen of Port
Deposit of the same name, was married in
Baltimore on Wednesday to Miss Ida A.
Heiser, of that city. The wedding took
place at the residence of the brides parents.
After the reception the bridal couple started
north on wedding trip.
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The camp was deluged with rain Tues
day. But few people besides the tenters
We're on the ground. The $50 a. m.
prayer-meeting was led by J. W. McCul-
Tough. At $50 a. IN. Rev. W. r. Sears
took charge of the experience meeting.
Rev. II. b. Hunter preached at 10 a. m.
Revs. J. F. Otis aud E. G. Atkins bad
charge of the children's meeting at l 30
p. m. At p. m. Rev. l.. E. Barrett
preached. The young peoples meeting
at p. m. was led by Rev. j. P. Otis.
The 730 p. m. sermon was preached by
Rev. E. H. Miller. Revs. r. G. Jones,
E. L. Hubbard, c. F. Sheppard, E. V.
Hinchliffe and Asbury Burke, arrived
Monday.
The camp was we'll attended Wednes-
day. Rev. w. R. Sears led the $50 a.
m. meeting. AT 80 a. III. Rev. Z. l..
Hubbard had charge of the experience
meeting. Rev. R. c. Jones preached at
10 a. m. Rev. j. P. Otis led the chill
dren's meeting at l. 80 y. m. Rev. S. L.
Baldwin, d. D., a retired missionary,
and one of the secretaries of the Mission
airy Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, preached at 3 p. M. DR.. Bald
win gave all interesting account of the
first efforts to establish Christianity in
India, and the difficulties met in preach
ing the Gospel in that country. The 6
p. m. prayer meeting was in charge of
Rev. j. France. Rev. G. F.. Sheppard
preached at 7.30 p. m. The arrivals
Wednesday were Revs. S l.. Baldwin,
d. d., and ]. B. Qulgg.
The closing services of Woodlawn Camp
were held Thursday evening Collector
James B. Groome was on the ground
The 6 30 m prayer. meeting was led
by Rev E H Hynson. R.v r Z Jones
had charge of the experience meeting
Rev E l. Hubbard preached at 10 m
Rev Isaac Jewell led the 80 m chill
dren's meeting. The 3 p m sermon was
preached by Rev j p OTIS. Rev T
Hunter had charge of the 6 p m meeting.
Rev J B Quiggs preached. There we're
but few conversions this year.
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Glasgow Items.

The Presbyterian Sunday School picnic
passed OF very pleasantly last Thursday,
although it proved warm and sultry,
crowds of people were there from all
directions.
Many were the loving benedictions
showered on the head of the Captain of
the Republic Friday of last week by our
towns people when the news came that
they could not go to Cape May Tuesday,
bnt as the weather proved SO inclement
on that day they Gained down and con-
cluded the captain bad done them favor
instead of an injury.
On account of illness of the pastor No
services were held in the Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath, quite number of
the congregation drove over to Elkton in
the evening to her Rev. F. E. Williams
ARMY Congo.
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Port Deposit Items.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, Aug. %, 1885,
Six colored men made narrow escape
from drowning last Wednesday afternoon
during the heavy storm that swept over
us. They were sailing up the river in a
keel boat when the storm struck them
upsetting the boat. They were rescued
by two colored men in row boat
An excursion train over the P. & B. G.
R. R. left here Thursday morning for
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show in Phil
adelphia. Three persons went from here
The trustees of the Tome Memorial
Church have had the iron railing around
the church painted.
The Clymer family, of Pennsylvania.
gave an entertainment in Abraham's
Hall Wednesday night.