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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-09
The Confederate Home Full.

The following card, prompted by
numerous applications to be admitted
to the Confederate Home, explains
itself:
To the Editor of the Statesman: -
There are now forty inmates in the
Confederate Home. This is the limit
of the capacity of our present build
ing. No others can be received until
additional room is provided. All
papers friendly to the Home will con-
fer a favor upon the management OF
the Home by publishing this notice.
I will add that contributions in any
amount, from any person and at all
times will be thankfully received.
II. E. SHELLY,
President Board of Directors.
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Suit on Copyright.

Mr.. John Rullman the surveyor, in
the county surveyors office, has
brought suit in the United States
court against the Maverick printing
company, Mr.. Sam Maverick, presi-
dent, for damages for copying and
printing his new Bexar county maps
and selling same. The action in
wolves some $4,000 or more, and is
brought under the national copyright
law
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Back Again.

Mr.. John Magoe, formerly a popu-
lar young railroader of this city, is in
town again from Leadville, Colorado,
in which state he has been railroad
ing. He carries his arm in sling, it
being broken in train wreck down a
Colorado mountain. He has some
wonderful stories to relate about Col
OradO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-09

Why will people pay these furni-
ture merchants 100 per cent profit on
their goods, when they can go to the
assignees sale of the entire stock Of
furniture, curtains, toys, ETC., at the
late firm of Rouff & Hewitt, now be-
ing closed out, OH Soledad street, be-
tween Houston and Commerce. 6-tf
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The Alamo Baptist Church.

After preaching in the prison yes
terday at $3.50, DR.. Graves returned to
the church and preached a sermon on
the worth of the church, that awaken
ed the deepest interest in the hearts of
the large congregation. Many Joined
the church.
The spacious Presbyterian church
was filled at three O'Clock to hear the
address the evangelist was invited to
repeat for the benefit of the young
men of the city. The closest atten-
ton was given and several young
men arose for prayer. At the close of
this meeting, replete with interest,
large number of young men re-
paired to the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms for
special conservation sermon. 1t
was q spectacle for angels to see this
place filled with young men, bowed
before God, and each, one after the
other, giving themselves to Christ
for his service.
At night again DIR. Graves preach
ed on procrastination. The house
was filled and crowds stood about the
door. Many more were added to the
church. Tonight the evangelist will
preach on heaven.
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ST Perkins,.

Richmond VA Times.
Frank Jones' domestic play Isl Per-
kins," by Edwin A. Locke, was pre-
sented at the Academy last night to
a very good house. Several novelties
in stage mechanism were introduced,
and the play, somewhat romantic,
was interspersed with songs and
dances. The "tout ensemble highly
pleased the audience, as it was refined
throughout, and deserves patronage.
AT the Grand Opera House tonight.
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a Young HARDEST,

George Doebbler, the 1l-year-old
son of the musician, o. Doebbler, is
the youngest harp player in the city,
and probably in the United States.
He has now been playing this instru-
menr over a space of Is months and
is so proficient that he accompanies
his father on his professional engag g.
ments and makes a full hand at this
ancient and melodiOus instrument.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-09

The south side paving of Main
plaza will soon be finished.
"A good football game was played
at Muth's grounds yesterday by the
new club.
Judge Kings court is still en-
gagged on the trial of the case OF Angle
versus Edwards.
Several jurors in Judge Kings
court were fined $40 each for non-ap-
pearance this afternoon.
A horse ran away on Main plaza
Saturday afternoon and stuck piece
of splinter into one of his legs so deep
that pincers were used to extract it.
Another meeting of the JEFF. Davis
memorial committee will be held
this afternoon. Col. w. B. Wright
will probably be delegate to attend
the funeral in New Orleans.
"A masquerade ball, very much en-
loved by all who attended, took place
Saturday night at Oppermann's hall.
John Bruno was floor manager. FER
feet order prevailed.
"A man named Cruger who was so
reckless as to drive into several other
vehicles yesterday, finally came to
grief on government hill, breaking
the buggy and injuring his sister and
her child.
Eliza Blocker pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice McAllister today to
keeping a disorderly house, and was
fined $500. Martha Taylor was fined
S. for using bad language.
-Belknap Battalion will probably
send 80 men to New Orleans to attend
the jeff Davis funeral. The Houston
Light Guards are going. A meeting
will be held tonight.
The Raymond-Wh itcomb excur-
sion OF grocers and fruit and produce
dealers, of New England, is expected
to pass through this city about the
18th of February.
The benefit masquerade ball for
Artzt's band at TESTS garden last
night was well attended and passed
off quietly and peaceably.
"A meeting of the city council will
be held this afternoon, when the
death of Hon. Jefferson Davis will be
mentioned by the mayor in a few
eulogistic remarks and the council
will adjourn in respect to his mem
Dry.
MIR. w. J. Hilgers returned Sat.
urday from successful business
trip to Corpus Christi and has gone tc
Laredo to-day. His wedding to Miss
Dideau takes place in that city Jan
18th.
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New Suits In District Courts

New suits IN DIStrIct Courts.
Thirty-seventh district:
Margarine Losoyo, for removal OF
disabilities.
Forty-fifth district:
E. Friedenhaus vs.. J. J. and A. J.
Dull ct al, change of venue.
Ed. Ivey VS.. G. H. & S. A. R'y Co.,
damages.
Claiborne Johnson VS.. Jane John
son, divorce.
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Prof. Attwater has almost a per-
feet collection of curiOs in his splendid
museum, this city, but he has no Am
ahaggar hOt-pots, and should import
a few Immediately If he would keep
up with the times and the novelist.
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Robbed.

Harry Wetzel, VIM. Kypfer and
VIM. Bolderwein mourn the loss of
nearly all their wearing apparel.
stolen Saturday evening from their
rooms at Mrs. Lipp's boarding house
on La Villita street. Two young men
from Boston who skipped without set
Ting their board bill Saturday, are
suspected of the theft. Mr.. Wetzel is
the heaviest loser.
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Charles Whittier
sos Avenue.E., three blocks from the
new Post-office building.
The MERCHANT TAILOR,

Will make you suit of clothes in
better style and guarantee saving
of ten dollars, over any first-class
tailor in town. Drop him a posta|
card and he will call at your place o.
business, show you samples and take
your measure. Fit guaranteed. 1886
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CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
fastened the breaking up of the constitution than
Catarrh The sense Of smell Of taste, OF sight, of
hearing, the human voice. the mind, one or more
and sometimes all yield to It's destructive in-
huence- The poison it distributes throughout tho
system attacks every vital force and breaks up the
most robust of constitutions Ignored, because but
little understood by most physicians, impo,ently
asSailed by quacks and charlatans those suffering
from 1t have little hope TO be relieved OF II this side
OF the grave IL is time, then, that the popular
treatment OF this terrible disease by remedies
within the reach of all passed into hands at once
competent and trustworthy. The new and hitherto
untred method adopted by DR.. Sanford In tho
preparation OF his RADICAL CURE has won the
hearty approval OF thousands. II is instantaneous
in alording relief In all head colds sneczlny smut
fng and DISTRACTED breathing aud rapidly removes
the most oppressive symptoms, clearing the head,
swecening the breath restoring the senses Of
SMELL taste and hearing, and neutralizing the con
ssjitutional tendency of the disease toward the
lungs liver and kidneys.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
of the RADICAL CuRg one box OF CATARRHAL Sol
VENT, and IMPROVED INHALER; price. 81.
PorrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. BosroN.
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GeneraIN News.


THE Chickasaw departs tomorrow at 3 p
IN. for White River.
The Annie p. Silver will be due here
tomorrow on her way from New Orleans to
st. Louis.
The magnificent passenger steamer Buck
eye State clears this evening at o'clock for
Cincinnati.
TIM Ruth will be found in port receiving
20 leave this evening at o'clock for the
upper coast.
IHE Eugene came in from the Arkansas
river yesterday afternoon with a full cargo
OF cotton and seed She goes back this even
ing at o'clock.
, TnE Grand Republic arrived from New
Orleans yesterday morning and will proceed
10 St. Louis today. She brought IN 1900
sacks OF cotton seed aud o lot of miscel-
lancous freight
THE City Of New Orleans, drawing nine
and hall feet of water, passed here ycstcr-
day morning on her way from 81. Louis to
New Orleans She got here sixteen cabin
passengers, ninety three tons Of cotton seed
meal aud fifty tons Of soap stock and sun
dries.
RoBERr NICHOLSON, q deck hand on the L.
j. schcuck, died in Cincinnati last Thurs.
day from the effects Of the assault with a
capstan bar made by Robert Hopkins, an
other deck hand. The assault took place
while the boat was going up through the
Louisville canal. Hopkins is held in Gin
-cinnati foEthc murder by United States au-
thoritiCs.
WHEN the ice runs out Of the Ohio river
and the water falls To a proper stage there
will be q light coal run. Walton d Co. will
send 10 Louisville the sam Clark aud Coal
city with sixteen coalbOats. ten barscs and
four fuels with 5j2, 600 bushels, aud the Jo-
scph Walton with twelve bargcs and two fu-
els to Cincinnati with $4,000 bushels the
John Morcn with six boats andfOur barccs
with 100000 bushels. W. W. O'Neil, Dick
Fulton. Fred Wilson, W. II. Brown a Sons,
John A. Wood q Son, 5. = Cmmp, Fawcctt
~ SON aud others expect TO get out light
tows, most Of which will come south.
"CIr. ID. II. SILVER WIS a visitor ON
Change yesterday, looking fine as in the
days of yorc, says the st. Louis R,puhir
ol The 2lst inst capt. Silver commenced
stCambuating as second clerk on the steamer
Australia in 1851, runningto ~. Joseph and
ultorward on the III Paso aud Honduras.
lie purchased the iar-lamcd Martha Jcwctt
in 1852 and assumed command lie after
ward commanded and owned the james n.
Lucas, thoctaw, Matte, John Bell, T. l..
McGill sam Gaty, Peoria City, Mary Nc
Donald, Emile La Bargcs, Tempest, Silver
City, bright Light, John u. Maulc and g. 9.
Carroll lie built the Susie Silver nc ~.
Loui, at O cost Of $4,000 aitCrwatd had her
reconstructed at Cincinnati. giving her a new
name, Annie l.. Silver. lie ran the flint
regular packet between this city and Mem
phis, thC James II. Sncad.'
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srcfiai Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CAiro. H., Feb. 25.-Thc Granite State up
this morning with fair trip. The city II
Monroe cleared at . O'Clock tonight, having
added liiy tons She came from the Cape
through unbrokon ice ON which snow had
fallen, and as several Of the Government
lights were out she had 90 run by faith
Al this point She unloadcd her haFcs
and las a fine trip for below Willis
brought up two barre. 81 logs. The City of
Florence from the Tennessee River laid up
here until the river opens 90 ST. Louis. The
Miunctonkl laid up here, 81 getting new
chimney The Jay GuLld took q barge To
thc bends today Ia load with corn. Tie H..
w. lioylc gucs away IN The morning with
live blrlrs for New Orleans. -lcyting to-
in % hours
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AZ IvansyIIIc.


n VTTTT UTT7II'I I0 IHU NVT"lI
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. 2i.-Thc Beaver
coal tow passed south ut q O'Clock thi. morn.
ing The Nellie Hudson, from Wabash,
brought iU o load of corn returning light
The Henry Logan, with barge Of Came tom
si0ucvnur. Uus.Cd down M O'Clock this
morning The packets were nll on time
with li.ht outgoing receipts. The 4. T..
S,horpk wire, arrival late tonight 90 clear
900 3 O'Clock in the morning. The nu~1tD
with o moderate trip put on lightly, added
likewise and will gu oil for Mcmpli. az 5
.,flf.Yl f,uf.If
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Special Dispatch io The Appeal
CixuNNAri o., Feb. 21.--Ihc river g. fall.
irg with 9- foot ON the marks o.. O'Clock
pm. ,lras and cold, but moucmtIug with
uu ,i,t wind. Tho Scotia returned a. Pitts
burg. Tho Ohio Is due iiom Memphis to-
morrow morning. Floating Zee from Pitts.
burg down to parkrshurE
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l,ro has no equal Tor toile, use.


The iouisyiIlc & Nashville Railroad viii
soll round trip tickets 10 Washington, -.
G., February -. March ], 2und 3. Good
20 return until March s, Tor S22g). For
reservation OF sleeping car acCommoda-
ton, write or call on
JouS A. scorr, Ticket Agent.
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Cotton Palace Attractions, New or.
Inuns. In

The Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round trip tickets from Memphis to New
Orleans az slisj on the 18th, 10Th, 2lst,
2d,h and 2Sih Of February, good 10 return
five DAYS from date OF sale.
Tickets on sale ut J03 Main street aud
nj depot.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning ior
% cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office
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stage ct the River.

OIII.r -fNNhi -tUNfrr. 4. a ~
MEHuus. Tenn fch "a is,g.
The following observations hr' taken no 90 90.
ilHus iu ih. .il mgr dian tmc, which T. one hour
lHtr timu Wrmuh.. iInw
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The Louisville q Nashville train. lcay.
Ing Memphis ai 40 pm. carries Pullman
buffet sleeper aud chair cars, and arrives
nt st. LOUIS nc 1.Jj am. For rates unl
further information, upplyio
Jouy A. sCotr, Ticket Agent
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ARRWAIs-Grand Republic, New Orleans;
Eugene, Arkansas RiyeTCity of New Orleans,
St. Louis.
DEPARTUREs-Iames Lee Arkansas City;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Osceoai
City of New Orleans New Orleans.
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icE hni1 auro ia., REPORT phour


ufcr should iH.Ist on having thc FrHuiu.
ulsrIs NufNrsIHu cod Liver OIL JNu. e. bAkEi
a. go PHILADELPHIA.
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Eoou~ 70 TIT.
DEsiHNuLIuTTICf, IS COTTON rNDiiANGE
- building Apply ip ltNlN HOTTER scry
LUENisuEp Rooms. No. ~ COURT sTHEEr
EuENlsntD ROOMS. 80 % Madison strgst
LuHNiIIEp ROOMS AZ s,l MAlN STREET
u adjoining tafU.u Hotel.
IOrH ROOMS uS uU-I FLOOR SO. 90
y Count HH|t
NfIttiY TINNI-NIu ROOMS tuN GENIE
y men Arpl Of lHn Union street
DLEk-ANTiY SITUATED FURNISHED AID
i uuiYml.hri flYu. $50 d. NlrsH tr'ri
TWO MGR Rooms FURNISHED or uNFuE
i u.fhCi ui % iniuu H'uHi
rInHtE Rooms FURNISHED or tNfuH
l ulslri. ai iI Adam .'IU.i.
40 Culuirg HOuNs. NfNIN TITrb ~
.Ip aud admirably Hrun..l for hotel purposes
flats 'ur milrs uf rrurH| r.IHld offices lriuH
thr SECOND. inIf1 and iuHHH i'Hlu UI NHliru
Niuri. CO. in e. Main FfuU. WIN make llhrul
terms and lurr lrtsr tu .HT.H.'lIr uHrIN
uNEt1uN q sNu.h huE 80 -r.uui ri
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oALyASIzrD inoNwouKs.

Hro. p RuiisCH, jil, INA TlS AND sHEEf
VI iron worker business and fvsldgnca ielo
phone No. ~
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Tn.l End nnmmN LInc.

ArIycs and DcplrIs lr0m Cor Thll nnd Monroo
Streets
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CoTTAGE Z NICH ROOMS. GOOD WATER.
y an cun,cu'cnpct Str. E Quinlun. 90 bnss ny
rOrTAGE on ROOMS AT % MUsnN STREET
COTTAGE q uuItruE ANrNuE NEAR MIR.
- nnudu firrri eur liur, containing nrums rlss
tern. etc Apply 90 JOS liNuN. h luiun sit,'t
IorThDEuN Robson sIgbEE ArrLN AZ
- a1 AluhImH efusHt
I'EuM MARCH .. 4 HOUSE on = ROOMS. rs
" nrtpHss urirr. go per- month Apply uu
premises, ut 'l orleans F.rcrt
MY UuspENDg WIN iia. ACgEs NENE
vi The yiiI garlru. iruit. convenient iut iain.
~. shady aud urlr duWmy. III NNhNlh
fINUE riNE sTOUiIiuust. CO., MAlN -1HEfI
| now occupied D.. o. T. Hunter. Possession
given MHrh .. AIpy 10 }. " NuLuLlI a co.
Wi Main strvt
TWO Story HOUSE oN OpRNFW OF KrgL
| and iiiih sirrrt Dhr' - Call ainhn,c hdir'it
INrUHksuOr LARGE AID UOMMuplOUs.
w r5 -crund street AppIy 70 ". o. l"ckcy
- MN aHUOM not .il-. COR ,ui AADuAtNi-3
- ~. tHIcr month Aypy at
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IOsr.
A ikpYa prusF cont AMINO $500 ASH.
y rruUITt iuf co.. UFld % luNputt.n q lru
hrium 90 iiTr 8, ii lhumss. 80. .li ltnut tirori.
4 BOUT TuRTE WiIKs 400 4 PAM 90
Y ruId trimmed Spectacle. 0u no near iours
HUruur. were bent fu nf over tNn ear FINDER VIII
Lr rewarded uy wiumIua Them io y luuC. ntcuuc.
MCCLELLAN.
I'UUN DurEA-Aw uNLL grAlE. sLtIFLrs
y in sfrru a.Is bIE Five dnllnu reward u lrit
81 ,i Linden tIH.t
\NtnNi-pAY N9'HNlNG. FEBRUARY o.
oid very I.nTt aui iat iofi DIE iaihcfs home. anl
hHs not teUH heard ~ slucr Ani information
about bin VIII D. ihankiWv ntc'cl hf iLNhl
NrmThIa
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nno !. sCnriiER THAT'S 00HSs AM
u bunlons OAcc h0un an ul tp.m. No
gi Main firrrt
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving

TUESDAY.
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rEusoNN-
A MOS rrLE MANUFACTURER oF AND
~ dealrfln huota nni th0"t e. Monroe street
4 bHBHoOK 4 WHITE ~ FRONT ~. PAY
- Highest eash pfircs i1f Hide fur nnd Wool
IfuuktNU fCuuOi.-tttn IEttIs ItM.
- bales. cake. fued bread. bcaien biscuits
Cruuuciirs. aud nli Luncheon and reception dshcl,
prepared and delivered by Mr. kA1E r. JAfpa
~ M.e.uipp. avenue. Telephone .sA
EANuLiItE PAVEMENT. BRICK WORK.
u rIfirfna etc.. nt bottom pfiora Leave Urirfa
90 u y tfalnm'F 80 lfuHt firuui ~ telephone
Ma 49, ai residence. Tiiua trUniNH
IL fpFs AND FuHs WANTED AND HIGHEST
i prices paid hCiElhLKRN 90. ~ Nalp II
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srnAYED.
4 AsT THURSDAY. got SO BAY rosy. WIN
] . maine Hud alI dipped Return a. ownrg b.
i-io street ana Eei rruard. y n. mRuONNk
On TUr NIgitTor TiiT uFr ur TEHHrA ANY.
" pointer uup. Heed liver cuufrd. side white
nnd liver rl.0rd Answer io tHs name 90 bon.
Return ~ so D. Union street and n feWnniod.
l,ATuEDAY. TEnHuARY "a. 4 sORREL TTXAs
> pony MARI iI hands bin, bfaudcl u ON
ipfi shuuldfr Reward iuf Information or rgtufn
io ~ cafu.l avenue
TI,Wo lOgHrL HORSE MULES. ABOUT ips
hands hiFh IN good crlCr Howard paid iOf
f1turn ID H. /. COCHRAN 4 GO. MAIN and Keel
tifurb.
ron sALE on EXCHANGE.
SnINCH VICTOR BiCYCLE ALM0sr .NLw,
~ fof Remington Type WriicE Room ., Cot
t0n Exchange.
ToR nENr AND ron sALE.
IIOUsE FOR RESt MD FURNITURE TOR
IL sale. Apply NJ 100 Madison HfceI
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rnIl nI-Nr am Ion .ALr.

ToR HEsT AND FURNITURE TOR
IL fais. Apply Al i0o halaon street
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BgLLAlRB NEWS NOTES.
Asad Death-Fa Fire Aiarm-Personai
Mention and Condensed News,

Asad Death False Fire Alarm-Personal
Mention and Condensed News.
Charles L. Winter, Of TiHin, Is visiting
here.
Mr. s. Thornherry is at BeallSvillesack.
ing wool.
Miss Lille Shepherd Is visiting Beales-
vile friends.
A good force Of men are working stead.
lily at the Morgan coal mines.
Jacob Fritze Is busy building a huge
stone foundation In the First ward.
Mrs. Stewart Wilson and family, Of
Fndlay, are here, the guests OF friends.
John Robinson a former Bsllaire glass
man, now Of Fipdlay, Is here on bust
ness,
John Duffy and Miss Maggie Manion
will be married at the brides home this
week.
Mrs. Mark Lester, mother OF Mrs. j.
D. Van Law, Is very sick at her home on
Gravel Hill.
The report 10 that q Ohinaman Of this
neighbofhUod and 4 white Rirl are 70 be
married soon.
Farmer Klee, living Just west Of this
city, had all bis chickens stolen one
night last week.
Herman Ulrich, tho United States Ex.
press Company's agent here, Loot an In
tant child last week.
Rev. T. W. Lane was al B%ealesville
yesterday assisting In the dedication Of
the new church there.
The lookup was deserted all last week
and consequently business around the
Mayors court room was dull
This town has been oyer.fun Of late
with a big gang Of tmpudenl lranips,
WHO have tefFOtiled d number oil women.
On New Years Day In City Hall, the
Christian kndeavor Society will give o
dinner Tor all the poor children Of the
city.
Active PREPARATIONS will begin on the
SelIap, building this week preparatory
70 itS occupancy by the new savings
bank,
The farmers west Of the city are CON.
plalng al q terrible rate agaihgt chicken
'tbieyeS, and threaten 10 take the law Ia
their own hands.
Trouble was experienced all Last week
with lhe auxlng material used Al the
blast furnace, and frequent delays and
a. ~ ~
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Al Mornn,s T%abernnele.

Three pplendid meetings were held Ii
Hogan's Tabernacle yesterday. In the
afternoon the Sunday School occupies
the house, and the meeting, 10 use Mr.,
Hogan's words, was livery hne.n Rev
i, r. B. Arnold was on hand with bis
BtereoptiCOn, and showeda large number
oisplendid pictures from Egypt. Mr.. Ho.
gan gave bis usual pleasant talk To tue
little ohee, and their singing was one o.
the chief features Of the lhaeting.
ID the evening Mr.. Hogan was assisted
by MI, Sawyer, A large and enthuslas,
tic meeting was held, aud quite a num'
Der ui persons remained Tor the after
meeting and asked the prayers Of the
Christian people who were there.
Quite a strong effort has been made
lately 10 induce Mt. Hogan TO remain In