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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-05-16
The commissionership.

The question of the appointment of
a county commissioner for the dis
triet comprised in this village to
succeed III. Hutchins, deceased; was
settled by the appointment on Satur-
day last of A. P. Dye to the place:
Since the office became vacant there
has been a great deal of discussion as
TO the proper mode to pursue in max.
ing the appointment. The legal
fraternity of the village is divided in
opinion upon the question, it being
commended by the county attorney and
others that undel the law the presi.
dent of the council was the proper
appOintive power, while on the other
hand 1T was argued that the intention
of the law was Gas applied to this CASEY
to empower the village to make the
appointment.
However, pursuant to the law as
construed by the county attorney
President Spur, of the village coun-
Gil, assembled" at the court house
on Saturday last and made the ap-
pointment as above stated.
Whatever the questions that might
be raised us to the proper mode of
appointing. we believe that no reason
able objection can be made TO the
propriety of the appointment. In
Mr.. Dye we have representative
possessing all the quail tications
essential to the proper performance
of the duties of this important office.
He is man of good sound Judgment;
possessing splendid business ability,
and the people Of the village, are by
good majority, satisfied that no
better appointment could be made.
An Entertainment for the Library Fund.
A well-attended. meeting of the
Library Board was held on WedneS-
day evening of last week, and an
election of officers took place. Geo.
M. NllIlndn was I6-eleCLeu pleSlueIG
ard \. DeKay secretary. Ways and
means were discussed for raising
fund to aid in buying new books,
and it WAS decided to give an enter
tainment in the near future with that
object in view. The committee APP
pointed to look the matter up have
been attracted by the success in
other localities of "The Deestrick
Skool' and may recommend it to the
Board for selection. In any event,
we can count ON an evenings enjoy
ment which will be the means of
making the Library more popular
than ever.
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A Special meeting of the Stevens
County Agricultural Society will be
held at The Tribune Office on May
18th at o'clock p, m. All interested
In putting the society's grounds in
condition for fair and in fitting of a
race track are requested to be present.
D. T. WHEATON, Secretary.
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BuckIin's ArnIca Sa!Ve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum.
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
Chilblains. corns, and all skin erup,
tions, and positively cures piles or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
Price Is cents per box
For sale by Fritz Buckentin.
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Mustarinuslx nisannearad

Borrowed without permission, lost,
strayed or stolen, one set of carpen-
ter tools, the person having the
above, or any of them, will confer a
favor by returning the same to the
undersigned, and no questions will
be asked, or charges for use made.
Time is too hard to buy new SET.
23tf p. A. MCCARTHY.
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THIRD
POINT.
Notice.

AIRY and all parties having in their
possession any coats, belts, or other
property belonging to Phoenix Fire
Company, are hereby notified to re,
turn the same at once. All parties who
have any of this property in their
possession, and do not return the
same within ten DAYS, either to the
engine house Or the chief of said com
pany, will he prosecuted to the fullest
extent Of the law.
Dated, Morris, May 10, 1889.
O. r. TEWkSBURY, Chief.
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isl of nttaYs

Advertised at Morris, Mimi, May
18th, 1889.
J. D. Molder, John Rice, Flank
Smith, J. G. Hanson, G. P. Dorsy,
John F. Holland, G. F. Mitchell.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised"
F, e. NEWELL. p. NJ.
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L! c. Spooner Is in town.

L. c. Spooner Is in town:
Fielder b. Chew is iii to@t:
Mrs: Stevens has returned from
Illinois.
Peter Diedrich has returned from
Minneapolis.
Judge Brown held court in Orion
Vile this week.
Mrs. J. Berkin is visiting her
parents in Benson.
Walter johnson, of Herman, was
in town last Monday.
Chas. Pullman, of Little Falls, was
in town last Thursday.
S, \. Flaherty attended district
court in OrtOnville this week.
E. p. O'Brlen is attending district
court at Ortonville as Il witness.
Banker Chadbourne, of Browns
Valley, was in town last Thursday.
Mesdames T. A. Callahan and NJ.
P. Norris are visiting friends in Min
neapOliS.
VIM. Riordan, T. S. Moffatt, P. w.
Durkee and VIM. Burlington, Moore
citizens, attended the commissioners
meeting.
Elk county treasurer 4. C. Hedge
son was in town Monday with bust
ness before special term of the
Probate Court.
c. H. Colyer, ex' sheriffm Traverse,
andnowEa part of Wheaton's back bone
was taking in this city and visiting his
brother one day last week.
The residence on the Lakeside farm
is being Ieftted and elegantly fur.
nlshed and will be occupied by Mes
Sis. Marshall and JudSon as summer
residence.
D. w. Watson came up from Red
Wing last Thursday for visit with
relatives and to interview the boys.
From his hale and hearty appearance
it would not be suspected that chinch
bugs destroy the crops in his neigh
borhOOd.
Fred w. Heller, Louis thinner
mann, Carl Aurborn, Jas. Robinson
and Jacob frost from Everglade;
Tn. Nelson. Thos. Golden of Scott;
and many others were interested in
school matters before the Board of
County Commissioners last Monday.
A. Dewey was IN town last Tues
day. lie is travelling for the Aetna
Life Insurance Co., and takes to his
new occupation like veteran at the
business. We are glad to know that
he is meeting with the success de-
served by the energetic agent of
good company.
Miss Victoria Cumberland, teacher
of the East Side intermediate de.
partment, departed for her home at
last Tuesday night; being
called home by a telegram announc'
ing the serious illness of her father.
Supt. Wheaton Is in search of a
teacher to complete the term in Miss
Cumberland's place.
Frederick L. Pierce and s. II. Mar.
shall, of Milwaukee, were in town this
week Mr.. Pierce vice president of The
First National Bank OF this place and
is also interested with Messrs. Judson
and Delahunt IN the Lakeside farm.
Mr.. Marshall has concluded to make
this place his home this summer with
a view of making investments here.
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Rev. G. Holman has a stock of
flonr and feed-balance of stock of
f. H. Holman, deceased-which
will be closed out at cost. Office at
Farmers Elevator; open l to p. IN.
every day.
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PoOk Rindipc

1 am prepared to fill orders for
book binding at reasonable rates.
Bring along all magazines, periodicals,
old books ETC., that you wish to pre-
serve. Rates given on application.
T. J, MI RPHY,
At THE Sun Office.
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j. &. O'BRYAN

turn will be suitably rewarded.
J. G. O'BRYAN.
For the next 30 days Hancock &
Stebbins will give to each person who
buys $I.00 worth of tea ticket on a
very nice hanging lamp, the lucky
number to draw the lamp.
The celebrated Whitney's baby
carriages for sale at
24t CD. CRooNQUIsT
WANTED-A position as cook on
farm. Have had plenty of expe'
rience. Inquire at or address this
office.
Call on Carlson & Void if you want
good Photograph; don't forget to
fetch the babies. Off
A large stock of scratch blocks at
TIE Sun Office.
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FEED MILL.

Burrill's feed mill is now in full
operation, and feed, graham -four,
cornmeal etc. etc. will be ground to
order on short notice.
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TAKEN UPON my premises in
the town of Baker a sorrell mare.
Owner can have property upon pay.
ment of all charges.
27tf FRANZ MARTY.
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The prices of wheat in Morris TO-
day are: No. hard. S ~; NO.
northern, s II; No. northern, S 49,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting May IL, Presents
N. r.. Spur, president, Councillors
Giltinan, Murphy and Watzke.
Petition of r.: G: Stevens and
others for erection of street lamps at
certain places was presented and re-
ferred to committee on streets.
An eXpandor for fire apparatus and
one dozen coupling rings ordered.
The following bills were allowed:
Waterous Engine Works Co, Water
tank and freight on hose. ......... 800 90
James Griffith, drayage. .!..... 800
Fred BuMnell, GOAL for fire dept 6.20
.. r. ! eWksbnry, labor. ..........,.. o'OO
s c. Murphy, printing. ....:.. ....... 30
WV. GriswoId; insuring Engine and ou
Engine house. .........!......... o. w
ssme, recorders fees, &c. ............ co.
The following resolution, intro
duced by Councillor Glltinan, was
passed unanimously:
RESOLVED, That a special election
is hereby ordered by the village
council of the village of Morris to he
held between the hours of Q O'Clock
am. and O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday,
May %, 1889, for the purpose of elect
ing one justice of the peace for said
village Of Morris to fill the unex-
pired term of the late Henry Hutch
ms, Esq; and the village Recorder is
hereby directed to give the notice
required by law for such election.
Adjourned.
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PAPER HANGING

Painting and Kalsomining. Leave
orders at IIulburd & Co.'S store.
25tf A. PETERSON.
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ARLINGTON PHELPS, President.
rs. JUDsoN. Cashier
The
First National Bank.
NORRIS, MlNNESOA IA
CAPITAL. $sO,OOO-W
This Bank conducts
GENERAL BANKING AND
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

Money to loan on chattel or per-
Aonal security in any amounts de-
aired. Loans negotiated on improve
farms.
with . largely Increased Capital We have
hstter facilities for all departments OF business
NAV We sH nav sayings Bank Rates on Time
Deposits ,, -, 1,,rrovad
harms, at Better Rates than ever
Wecan write Insurance in such strong
comnanies As the National OF Hartford, Home
at New York. St Paul Hire and Marine ana
The Cashier is Agent for Al the RGllro9n
Lands in this vicinity, the Cheapest Lands
now for sale and going fast. .,....uo,,r..+
The President is the Agent tor the S III iS
accident Insurance COmpany OF the Mort tTol
The Travellers Insurance Company OF tlar'.o 100
IN which accideut Insurance is written OUT
tickets good from one day to thirty or On
p0icies good for one year with weekly y, intem
nifty in case of injury TINS Is u" o Tosses
Cmpanv, but has the CASH to pay a'l loSSe'
respectfully Solicitthe accounts o, Mff,
,bants and all w no have dealings ~'th o"hAS
In this section of the State
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FLOUR AND FEED AT COST.

Don't forget the concert at the court
house tomorrow evening,
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SUN 3 Fam s.

THURSDAY,IMay 10th, 1880. No. p
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sTRAYED-From r.. p. Watson,

OIbA ED TOH Il. Z. W dGSOn S
herd small brown COW, six years
old. Information leading to her re.
turn will be suitably rewarded.
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Frederick L. Pierce and s. H. Mar.
shall, of Milwaukee, were in town this
week Mr.. Pierce vice president of The
First National Bank OF this place and
is also interested with Messrs Judson
and Delahunt IN the Lakeside farm.
Mr.. Marshall has concluded to make
this place his home this summer with
view of making investments here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
DROCLAMATION.
OILY HLHOTION,

Tbs qualined vot srs Of the City OF Lancaster
are hereby notified that an election will be
held in the several wards ut tho usuAl places
OF holding state and County Elections, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1859,
between pet the nSnr, Of q m ana M for
Twelve School Directors. and the qualified
voters Of tho several wards shsli at the same
SfssT .SVs msmSsrs 81 Common
spectors, and one Assessor.
mon Council. one Con1tSbls, sS one Judge. a. S two
inspectors and one AssessorI
ThlkD WARD.-Three members OF Com.
mon Council. one Alderman. one ConstA able,
FOURfH wAKD:-1hres membeIS OF Oom-
mon Council, one Constable, QUE Judge, two
ApsneGaSrs 1 ana one AssSssoT; q s cor
Gil, two members OF Common Co 1ncil. one
Constable one judge two inspectors and one
sixTH wARD-I hree members OF Common
Council. one Constable. one Judge. two In.
spectors ana one Assessor.
sevENTH WARD-One member of Select
ono Ale ernan, one Constable. one Judge, two
EIGHTH WARO-1hrea members OF Com.
inspectors ana one Assessor.
NINTH WAkD-One member OF Select
Council. three members of Common Council.
one Constable, one Juogc, two inspectors and
The election oGcers OF the several wards
are hereby required To make the necessary 10.
eisotsd. within tWenty.four hours hours at At 4 h such
election shall have been closed. ana the mum.
Der OF votes for each candidate or person
Given under my hand this twenty eighth
DAY OF January, A. ID. 1850
ian2s.febs.s.l6d Mayor.
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Held For LAncony.

Jaeob Stoey and John Wagner have been
a1osted By Constable Barnhold and held In
bhl Tor hearing before Alderman Spur.
~ on the charge Of larceny. Some days
- halt barrel copper kettle was stolen
Nom the premises OF Jonas Kaufman, OF
1sonvillA II We believed that the kettle
- brought TO this city and MIR. Kaufimsn
I'd The constable found It at the junk shop
- Herman Ehrhart, ON North Christi, n
elsss4 whore It had been sold by wsgusr
I'D 6toey.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 9, aSO .. m.-Market opener:
Wheat-feb. 9Shc; March. Sokc; May. d QltS
june, 9ekc.
,;orn.feb. So,lc; Mar. ss,so, Nay. ssxe |;
Oats-Mar. $50 May. 2Ikc; June, 27So.
Pork-teb., ell 60; Nay. Sll so
Lard. Feb u ~; Aarcb, " 81 Nay, u 10 /;
short aiDo-Fop. u slx March. ~ a7x May,
CLosIna.
Wheat-Fab.. s7.c Mar. s7,zc May, tIoyk;
Corn Feb. s',.c March. sokc; Nay. ssxc /;
June, S6kc.
,oats. FEB, ss,so March. sb,kc Nay. 2ykc I;
roTs-c.b OIL AK, March, Oil SIX, NAV.
0l TX; june, eli SIX
LAId.ss sc s'; March. l6 9,x +; Nay. q ON;
short aibs- Feb % loi Mar. u l2x May,
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Ia RAvoe 81 PIAintin.
FROM the READING Eagle.


Judge Ermeutsout read lengthy and
very sxhaussive opinioa In the cass Of Rev.
Emanuel v. Gsfhart prssideut Of the Re-
formed theological seminary, Lancaster,
Va LsonorA q. 1lsaf, Mary b. Pusey, Kate
t. Muhlepberg, execulrix Of n. II. Mullen
bsrR, dscessed, Mary 4. and James A.
Millhollapd, administrators for james Mill
holland, deceased, Henry q. and Geo. b.
EckeYt and kebecN E BtolsoD, executors
Of lsasc Eckorf, deceased. judgment was
entered In favor OF plaintiff for IS 570 IL,
tho court being OF opinion that Rev. 9erhari
In April, 1885, was partner Ia the 1seesport
Iron COMPANY, holding one third OF one
nfth Interest In the property then held BY
the flrm acquired subsequently, 70 Angus
20, 1868. Toe caee hes beon in The courts
for years. and will likely b taken 10 the
supreme court Much Of the real estate
owned By the firm IVES purchased while
Frederick 3. Hunter Was Q partner, but
portions were added aftor his death, and
also after the death OF his wife. Mr.. Hunter
died In August, 1858, and his widow Wa
married 70 Rev. 0erhart IN August 1896,
and she del In July 1865, bsqusathirg 10
Rev. 0erhart her share In the LsespoI
Furnacs company, being ons.th ifd Of one
ffth thereof
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CHICAGO, ysb. S,--CattIs = Receipts. 10 Gsoo ,
shipmenti. A0J0; mAxket lowerj beevee,
eht:s tcextrA beeyes. = q ocS< g Z ctssrs. g 90
and mixsd. d zoos TexSns stssi. q 566s 60.
Hogs -ksceipts, f,0oo heaa ehipmenta,
GO0ol market strong, mixed, o. 80 Ss;
s@:cyy. - @sy wsSoa ~ light " 7'es o' 'hips y %
sheep nseeips. ssn hs.d, shigmsass.
so0{ msrrSt :;teeay ncnvess ~ = "SS ssnsn ~
y COCA 20 lambs. b oc0S %.
BAsP LfDnnFY. - Cattle - 1oetpte. $3.50
shipments, ilo0; inarket- nothing doing vi
HOG = ReceipN. 600 head shipments
PhiisdeIphias, q 7s0t o.; mixed, ssoS 10 pses
and Yorkors, - 1905 10; NO cars o. hogs shfppec
70 New York to-day.
market dull prime, ~ 1905 90, fair 70 good
. 1904 o.; common. o3t00S % lambs % d
0O Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

j: 1:AAAHriH 4on
We have been telling you Of
odd lots that have cone % The
surface during stock taking Ia
China Department and here are
more. One lot Of gas globes, 81
in al. whose former prices were
soc, 7sc and $I.oo are now 2sc
each. Table tumblers, thin'elass
that we only have one-hAlf
dozen up TO two dozen IN each
lot have been placed on sample
stand, and those that cold q
$I.as, $I.so and $a.oo . dozen
are now ooc. Heavy tumblers,
pressed to initiate tlss cut and
whose former prices were zsc
and $I.oo, are now soc . dozen.
About IS dozen japanese but.
tiers 60 down to 35c . dozen,
and q lot Of japanese pepper
boxes to SC each. The odd plate
counter has been rehlled and
presents some remarkable bar.
gains in French, English and
Carlsbad China. Last week fol
the odd plates. Some Of the
greatest bargains in Stand and
Hanging Lamps are now On
display.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

me rhaiassipAss Oassss Marxsa
PmA DutpufA. Beb. L-Tho rocripto ~ tire
NORTH PennsylvsniA ana West PhllaAsiptla
Tcs tke vssSs 'Sssvss, scoo |, pAssp. ieoup |,
hogA e@m. rrevi6us week: Deev66s 4Soe j
~ CSssit vsEs only in sais rysqucst, ssd
sailing lover than fcr the lest dsss6ss We
S,So,s' zxss. -. Sx3sSI go skeAte' No
shssp wors in poor rsqusct 1nd prices %.
elinedi extra ske6o, good. !, NQehc ,
r.. tar aHesS common 1sskS, cuis' sosee
Hogs n poor demand, ana. Ill srsAss sx.
cept extra declined extra Chicago. 7e1kc
y<0g>{c; common Eeitern and State, e0sXc.
Mich COWS were fairly active ~ eDs0o0.
Mich alves were 10 fair demAn0 g e0ec.
Dressed Beeves sold 70 adiiy 1t toto.
Dressed 1loGsin good req uest q 63<07xc.
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vsgn.svilis aad vicinity.

The Dunksrd denomination, undor the
oaspices Of Rsvs. jos. Martin and Heidler,
1som Rothsville, are holding . series Of
Sovival msslings In the Union church. The
meetings are well attended.
1sv. J. Stewart Hartman will presoh In
H. English language In the Union church
- Sunday evening.
Rev. J. Woshrle preached his valedic.ory
sermon In the Evangelical church on Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. ChsA K. Pilgrim, the evangelist,
viii preach In the U. h church at Hinkle-
town In the latter part Of next month.
Dantel 6trauok, an aged man, and the
ahild Of Daniel Snador were buried ON
13uudsy. John Goods child was buried on
Saturday.
Ths Hlnkletown Literary society dis
eussed the 'secret society" question on
Friday evening. Tho house and judge do
aided that seorst societies were not bench
e10 % the United 6tatea
y The lycsum In this town will discuss tho
SENSATIONAL topic, "White Csps," on Tues.
Day evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

FSw fohs. Feb. .. p. m.-Aoney ciosea
ct per cent 1xchangs steady, postsa
rates. " e70t St actual rates q s6k0
Governments closed steady currency s,s
q 70 oid &c coupon. q s7k; ssG's DO, O 60
bid
The stock market opsned Ssvsrtsh. ana dur.
Ing the morning prices declined under the
lsAA OF the Granssrs 4 TO = psr cent. Canada
soathsrn ava western vnion we're sSespiieas
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Runsrsi Of Mrs Herr

The funeral OF Airs. Rose T. Herr which
eook place this afternoon from hsr late
leOe on North Duke street, wss largely
oeoended. Services were held In 81 Jamea'
ehasch and tho inierment wss made ct
0eodward Hill. The pail bearers were
hemAs b. Cochran, Charles +. Rspgier,
0oogoe N. Reynolds, A. r. Rein noehl, DR..
y. Arg. Ehier, DR.. y. II. Dsviv, DR.. q. T..
MooDcheys and Dr. II. K. Mullen berg.
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Reg,nsnss, Rsuusou.

The Fifth Psnnsylvania Cavalry Regi.
mont association, known ~ tho Cameron
Dragons, Of which shore are members In
this city and county, will hold Q reunion
on the afternoon Of Wsshington'a birthday
Of the hall Of Cavalry Post No Sc, q. A. h
at Broad and Wood Streets Philadslphis,
The committee In arranging 10 make the
AFFAIR great success, and Charles Btsigey,
secretary, OF LOIS Leithgow street. Phiia.
delphis, 10 anxious 70 hear from oil who
desiro tc psrticipote.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
RBfURNRD 10 COURT.


oo&umnyA, rsA k-Tbe heaaIng in The
- g unGoss ana 1cNally, engineer and
- of Rsuseyivssia Sailfuods chargtd
! ]1Gk lnvoaunoary mauslaughtsf IN bsapg
: nnensnl n Sho death Of John @. Rysn,
1H 11oop THE mornisg. The crew Of
nnso oAla teslinsd subsoasnially r. wfas
- etvoa 6 the cosoAss's inquest Nc.
Noaly NJ held II o6o0 ball, Wm. Arms
101o0g be1ng the boodsmen. Rcgers We
xnho1 - Laaeasesr b. Omcee Barnhold
(uneEo - appsaEed be6orS TIE Judga Martin
1U1Dg hla:hoadsmaB.
Wlliiaa PGksou, eyed 6s, . wsll.known
0nn1nooe a the Peonsyivania rallroads died
- 11ooday afIernoon q his homo iu
E(txlgAesviile. Fof) some time he was
1nnosinG with kidney troubles. end about
X OomtA ogo W. compelled 70 Quit Work.
- Wno bora IN Chester county. He Wa IN
~ employ of The railroad at The age Of IL
yoon md hes been an engineer Tor 30 years
Uouume b town Whon a.boy and lived here
un1n 0yoofs ago when he moved 70 York
1ooniy. a wifs md two children survive
- W. Q member ol Oscsola Tribe, No II,
n Doo Men Psuusylvania Oestle. No "a,
!, ,o1yu01e Chain; -Chippssa C1stle No bs, X.
Y u q. 4. end Columbia Division, No 104,
fooumctivO EueineefA The funeral Will
I - held On Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
owvices in the n. +. church. Of Columbia
"a intRment q Mount Bethel cemetcry.
K The annual banquet OF the Rod and Gun
4 e1ub W. held Lest night at Wayren's restau.
1unk Every member Of The club was
pgsDent The guests were superintendent
i xhomes 0ucker, Train Master Sam'l J.
zotsA Harry Williams and Superintendent
4 WoatlaD, Of Williamsport, al Of the r. X.
8.
Xhoa Hardie and Won Leer presented "On
- Frontier"
Jeannie Winston and the Lyceum opera
sonpany will be 10 the opera house on
3Aufsday night with "BoccacioD
4 slight nre occurred yesterday afternoon
- tho boarding house Of George 6heoz
{ ne bed olothine caught fre from some
\ 1nknoWn cause.