Daily Republican., 1888-02-29

Inc ART gallery OF Olaymont City, "a
In MI A. q. ostey's block u,sith shop.
Tho arts consists OF valentines seut TO
various psrRons In the city, and were
donated the above place OF business,
where all can see the beauties.
Ar. Albin Pierce Of Bethel. has bean
for somo time back lying very low.
He has for several years beon on the
sick Hat; yet with 1t all 1t is hopsd he
may bo restored to health once mere.
Oar friend Mr. WIN. Vernon aud his
son Harry IL putting On coat or two
or paint; the fBme mak es tho home
resi- dtncs look like another place. vii.
lam really has as ans o residence a.
there 10 In the city. He also will, we
know, be very much tickled II he could
dispose OF ten ihcusAnd Gallens OF leo
cream during the coming season. He
makes 1rst. clRss article.
MT. Joseph Ottey, o brother OF the
above, likes his now homo. The EN-.
ploye and employer ara both we'll sntis.
hed with each other.
For some cause or other Mr.. Joseph
Owen has tho bump" too. he DIDN'T
get them from selling washing ma.
chinepr nor from getting Kicked from
one OF our crltters, the Claymont guns,
because hs don't belong 10 the com.
pany.
Mr. WIN. Butler Ia still sick With the
mumps.
The PennsylvsriAns bstssr be careful
how they come to catch suckers In
Naaman's creek, as We will get the
chief OF polloe and the man of war on
their tracks.
We inform Mayor Vernon that he
must get mAterialiEsd By the d rat of
April and become q Citizen Of Olay.
mont, or else home born will be put
In his Office.
II Corporal o.tey had partaken OF
that opoBeum, It would not have been
the first one that he has helped cat; ~
bo would. II cooked right, just rs leave
have 1t as he would young pig. B1ys,
the captain and corporal aro very mucn
obliged for your kind Invitation.
Major Deveney has left tho employ
ment Of Mr.. A. 8 O;ey and gone 70
work In Philadelphia. Therefore By
him going away, Captain Obaytor Is
now major and Corporal Oltey 10 the
captain. Hurrah for the m aj 81 and the
captain, two good boys to have In any
military company.
The parade didn't como of, as we eI.
peeted. but the shooting match did.
The following 10 the score, Mr.. jesse
Hopes and OseIr DAnssnbaker wore
ths osp.ains OF the Aldes, six on o side,
ave balls eacl; J Hopes. o. o. 0, /, o;
George Casey, 0, l, l, 0, 1; VIM. Olouu
l, l, l, 0. 1; L. Casey, 0, o, 0, 0, o; VIM.
Ross, !, 0, .. 0, 0; Mart Pierce, i, 1, o, o,
%; o Danzenbaker G, 0, 0, /, 1; Joe For.
ward, l, l. l, 1, ], Cine wind carried his
shOt 20 The birds this time for cortnin);
NJ. Deveney, l, y, 0. o 0; Wm. DAu2sn
baker, 0. Q, 0, !, /; joel Cloud, l, o, U, o,
0; Geo, Cloud, l, o, o, O. ].
The best shots wers mSde by MT. Wm.
Cloud and Joseph Forward; each shot
81 IL blFds, each breaking ten Of them.
The latter person broke tsn sLralgh. and
missed his Lass b.rl. Mr.. Cloud, the
former gentleman, 0hot with II different
gun each time. broke three straight,
missed his fourth one, then breaking
seven straight.
Then the two shot a. double blrds
Mr.. Oloud mis.!ng one while Forward
broke both; therefore Joa proved him
self the best mArhsDan at the shooting
match. We DONE h6sitAte 10 make this
assertion, that Ciaymont can ptoiuoe
two as good In sfksmtn on clay pigeons
rs can be found nywhore. We don't
propose, as We wer0 rtqusBtsd, to give
the whole details OF the shooting mSich,
as some things happened thS, would
cause qu!ts laugh By all who wOI.d
read IL, and probsaly put tome out OF
humor. Noshing eerious, however,
took place, and the same was greatly
enjoyed by ell present
The missionary collection was taken
up In Clay mont n. L. Sunday school
on Sunday afternoon last. Mr., Abner
Vernon Is superintendent He has
held the ofHo9 for eleven yeara. Tina
amount of money collected wns S49.T4.
The infant claes. taught by Mis- IL.
Sloan, was the banner class. The
prayer nesting at the above church Is
very interesting, ami much bensf. ie
derived from It by these who attend.
It is To be hoped that more will show
their present YErTo.