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Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
M. Farewell neoepslon.

BnrDarroRr, Doc. 80.-A farewell recep-
tion to William Il. Colley. general supsrin-
tendent Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, and welcome to Joseph B. Fsrgu-
son, general secretAry-elect, was given to-
night at the South Congregational church.
Many clergymen took part In the exercises.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

On Christmas day, 4. n. Munger, of
Essex, and Il. s. Munger, of Meriden, who
Ia visiting his former homo In Essex, went
for arbutus and brought homo quite .
little quantity of the beautiful little flower
hundred buds.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

In the Probate court yesterday morning, an
assignment was made by II. Bretzfelder. Ex-
Mayor 8. A. York was named for trustee,
and the hearing on his appointment will be
given next Monday at 10 q, m.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

There was no performance at the Grand
last night. The DEVILS Mine company,
which was to have appeared, was unavoid-
ably detained in Buffalo. The company will
appear at an extra matinee this afternoon,
and will give the usual performances this
evening and tomorrow afternoon and eve
.nino
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
Dedas wins.

johnnie Dodds defeated Charles W. Cor
don OF Bridgeport In three mile race in the
Birmingham rink last night. The race was
for purse Of $176 and seventy Ave per cent.
OF gate receipts. Dodds won BY Q quarter
Eve seconds.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

Mrs. VIM. vonderbrake who for a number
Of years past has very successfully conducted
business on Park street has sold the business
to Mr.. Fleming and retires on account of her
health with the best wishes Of patrons and
friends. Mr.. Fleming, her successor, has
been engaged at John Lloyds, on Elm street,
for several years past and was formerly ct
the Lockwood restaurant.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

The Greenleaf club, of Meriden, has voted
to send Invitations to the +. w. A. club Of
New Haven, and the Dandy Nine club Of
Hartford, to attend their annual sociable to
be given In X. of Q. Hall January 81.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
THE sToDDARD LECTURES.

Mr.. Stoddard will give the fourth lecture
in his admirable series at the Hyperion on
Thursday evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
New Lodge !. o. 0. r.

Several members of the East Hartford lodge
OF Odd Fellows who reside in South Man.
chester, are arranging to start q lodge in
South Manchester and will get a charter from
the Grand lodge at New Haven this week.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
Home, Sweet Home.
Remember US till our next.

Ev. President Wei dele Ass'ni Ataliane. LII.
Lanciers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .................
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

New Years Day Music and Gymnastica
A special effort will be made at the Y. NJ.
O. A. rooms to give everyone who calls on
New Years day happy time. The following
programme will be given:
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME.
At $3.50 O'Clock.
Boys Gymnasium Glass.
Part First-15 Minutes
Arm thrusts with hammers.
Home dumb bell drill quill string)
Part Second-30 Minutes.
vaulting bar.
Horse.
Mat work-Class run.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

Brief Mention.

Wedding invitations engraved at Dorman's.
Witch Hazel cream cures ohsppsd hands.
Several Bridgeport weddings take place on
New Years day.
Police Officer Grant has the grippe, but
sticks to bis post Of duty yet.
The old board Of finance has its closing
meeting next Thursdsy evening.
The Qainnipisc club will not have Its
usual New Years reception this ysar.
Don't begin the new year without . good,
stout pair Of Royal shoes on Jour feet from
81 Church street.
Prof. Kieserwettsr, the new leader Of the
New Haven Arion society, will be given an
Informal reception Friday evening.
Hicks Griffin of the firm of Griffin &
McElroy, Bridgeport, and eight of the firms
employees are down with the influenza.
The funeral of David Goldberg will take
place this afternoon at Q O'Clock from his
late residence, III saltonstall avenue.
The Rubber Packers association Of the l..
Candse company will hold their nrst annual
solree at the old Union armory this evening.
In order to insure protection against fraud.
housskespers should SEQ that the nams 20.
L. Jones s. Co." Ia ON every bar Of Brussels
soap.
Judge Beers Of Bridgeport, who has been
I'll for several weeks with erysipelss, 10 I'm
proving but is not yet able TO attend to his
business.
An effort 10 being made to form In this
city = branch of the State Liquor Dealers
association. Branches have been formed In
Hartford and Bridgeport.
The Calagraph. Remington and Hammond
typswriting machines are constantly In use
al the Hogarth academy. School reopens
next Monday. Inspection invited.
The members of the Young Mems Repub-
lioaa club will not receive to morrow, but
many of the members will 90 to West Haven
to attend ans reception to be given by the
club In that place from to Q p. m.
"La grippe" has . Arm hold upon "Ths
corsalr" company, which closed Of Proctor's
In Bridgeport on Saturday night. Al the
matinee no less than four Of the leading pso-
pie were 80 badly afflicted that they could
not sing note.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
AN ENGAGEmRNT.

\ Well-Known Pastor and . xeung
Lady Teacher or This Casy.
The engagement ID announced OF Rev.
William Koepchen. the popular pastor Of
Zion Lutheran church, corner Of Davenport
avenue and Ward street, 10 Miss Carrie n.
Nsebe, teacher In the Oak street school.
Miss Nesbe 10 also the organist ct the Zion
Lutheran church, and u young lady who
has many friends In this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
sues His SON For 100000.

Sues HE S0m F0f pIOU,UOOs
BRIDerroRr, Dec. 30.-John Mulloy, the
we'll known real estate dealer, to-day
brought suit against his son, James Mulley,
to recover $780, 900 worth of property con-
veyed In trust to the latter.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
The Isiandcrs In meriasn,

The Chambers In Msridsn.
Msridsn horssmen are talking about the
cases of CHAMBERS among the horses Of that
city. ExprsssmAn Buffers horse was shot,
IL having the disease and three more were
killed Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
Many victims of La Grippe.

HARTFORD, Dec. 30.-The doctors to-day
agree that Ia grippe in a mild form has sure-
ly reached this city and is claiming many
victims. All day yesterday and to-day the
doctors were busy, calls coming in thick and
fast, and in nearly every instance the same
symptoms were found. Soreness of the
bones is the distinctive feature, while the
minor symptoms are varied. A cold in the
head, with coughing, severe headache and
sneezing are the different forms in which the
victims are untitled for work and made mis-
cradle. The stores and offices are more or
less reduced in force on account of the for
eion visitor la CRIME
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

Make No MIstsks.-If you have made up
your mind to buy Hoods SarsapArilla do mot
be induced to take any other. Hoods Bar
ssparilla II peculiar medicine, possessing,
by virtue Of its peculiar combination, pro-
portion and preparation, curative power
superior to any ether article Of the kind be-
fore the people. For al affections arising
from impure blood or low state Of the system
tis unequalled. Do sure 10 get Hoods.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
For The ChiIdren's Ward at the Hospi-

A handsome complexion is one of the
greatest charms woman can possess. Poz-
zoni's Complexion Powder gives it.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
I'm New Britain.

NEW BRITAIN, Dec. 30.-On account of the
sickness of Mr.. Paine, the Christmas praise
service of the South church has been post
poned until next Sunday evening. Mr..
Paine with great difficulty went through the
morning service, though suffering with
symptoms closely resembling those of 'la
grippe" which later developed into an I'M
mistakabls case of the disease. This morn
Ing he was better, though still confined to
hia bad
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
THE COURT RECORD.

City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
Breach of peace-Adam Hunter, 81 fine,
624 costs; Rosino Miranda, 80 fine. $2.e5
costs; Amaria Covalloro, 50 fine, 81. IS costs;
Poscarilla POGO, 50 fine, 50 IS costs; jose
phine Mouohet, 50 fine, So So costs.
Begging-James Carroll, 1924 costs, 30
days in Jail.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

To examine the largest and most complete
stock Of ladies' and aentlsmsn's mackintoshss
subbsr store, 600 Chapel strsst. Guitar
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
%. Aloysius r. A. and n. ssciesy's Re
cepsion.

The seventeenth annual reception Of the
ST. Aloyslus T. A. and B. society takes place
at new Masonic Hall on Church street this,
New Years eve, and will be one Of the most
pleasant of the New Years festivities. A
large attendance and joyous occasion are
already assured.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
THE FAT MEMS CLUB.

Of this funny piece, which will be played
at Proctor's on the last half of this week, the
New York Herald says: ~. G. Stewart, the
Professor and William E. Murray, his
hayward brother who took the parts Of the
two 'Jumbos,' soon gained favor with the
audience and brought down the house in the
Eat Mems Ballet The ballet scene' is the
best in the play. The piece pleased the su-
dience and was grand success.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
EVENING PROGRAMME.

Fifty Young Men on the Floor. W.T.
Music-"Fairest is She. Nevin
Y. NJ. g. A. Glee Club.
Part First-30 Minutes.
Wand drill
Home dumb bell drill Qront hammer.)
Pulley weight wand drill
Music WHO Killed Cock Robin. ...... .Glee Club
Part Seconds Minutes.
Parallel bar.
Vaulting bar.
Horse
Quintet-"Holy Peace. ......................A bt
Part Third-20 Minutes.
Main dumb bell drill by all classes.
Part Fourth.
Neutrality-suspicious. run
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

HHUHoS' HUI snHs~E0 AssOC1~sE"Hs
The Ladies' Hermitage association of
Nashville, Tenn, will hold jackson his
torio costume reception on Wednesday eve-
ming, January 8, at 8 o'clock In the Maxwell
house in Nashville
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
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STORE NEWS.

On New Years Eve (Tuesday) store will
be open till 9 O'Clock.
The old story once more-Another Christ
mas passed, to which we brought more
Holiday things and more people to care for,
sell and deliver them, than ever before.
The history of 81 years repeated. More
people came, made larger purchases, left us
with greater encouragement, than ever be-
fore.
But it all cost hard work on the part of
our nearly $50 retail employees, and on your
part patience and good humor.
And 80, with much qualification at the
largest successes our business has ever at
tanned, we are stimulated to do more and
better for the service of our friends, the
public, than ever.
During all the activity of the past weeks
at the front of the business there has been
much quiet, steady preparation going on for
the next move.
To-day We begin to make good the states
ment.
It Is our intention to put before the retail
buyers of New Haven an array of merchant
disc of many sorts, which for quantity,
quality and cheapness will be more surpris-
ing than any of the great offerings ever
made by us in the past.
The time is favorable for large merchan-
disc operations at low prices. The bears
have control of the ''spot" dry goods, which
means goods in the piece equally with the
garment.
That's all you need of general informa-
ton. The details will appear weekly. They
will be crowded full of quality and price
interest.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

A Remedy For tho Inhuenza.
A remedy recommended for patients afflict-
ed with the influenza is Kemp's Balsam, the
specific for coughs and colds, which is espe-
cially adapted to diseases of the throat and
lungs. Do not wait for the FIRST symptoms
of the disease before securing the remedy, but
get bottle and keep it on hand for use the
moment 1t is needed. If neglected, the influ-
enzs has tendency to bring on pneumonia.
All druggists sell the Balsam. d302w
New Years Cards and Booklets.
Only found at McIntosh's IS Center street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
GRAND ANNUAL

Tonight OF Lodge Giuseppi Garibaldi.
The grand annual ball and entertainment
to. night at Germania Hall. of Lodge Giusep-
pi Garibaldi of NJ. A. will be the most bril-
liant ever given among the Italians of this
city. The officers of the lodge are: L. de
Bell president, P. Fsrruccio vice president,
E. s. Del Greco cor. SEQ, A. 'Tacinelli treas
urer. The music will be by Whites full
orchestra, prompting by Professor Mark
Miller. The order Of dancing is as follows:
Grand March ......... .Evviva La 4. G.. Garibald
Lanciers. .Evviva Gil uf1ziali della Societa
Waltz Polka. .Evylva ~ America
Quadrille. .Evvlva L ltaila
Tarantella. .Evviva T. Unione Italiana
Virginia Reel .Evviva GIL Eroi DELI Italia
Lanciers Evviva benjamin Harrison, Pres. Of us.
Waltz-Polka. .Evviva Umberto list Re d. Italia
Quadrife. Evv1va u Astituto Itahano
HAPPY INTKRMIssIoN. NEW YEAR.
The entry Of Giuseppe Garibaldi and his troops
into Naples, mansged by e. 9. Del Grego
Ouadrie .Evviva La L. G. GaribaldI, N. 81.
Waltz-Polha .Evviva La Fratellanza Italiana, N II.
.Evviva Il Dram. Club Dante AAlighieri, N II
Lanciers.. .Evviva La SAINT Antonio, N. H.
N' ...... Ev. LTstituto Cooperativo q. Col, N b.
Caledonians. Evviva La Marineria Italiana, N. n.
Spanish .Es. ai ufziaii dele ASS nj itaane, N. II.
Ev. President vic dele ASH Ataiiane NH.
Ev. L. sienors Italiane Am ne interveute 81
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Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
ssrucix shs Car Horses.

There 10 trouble among the horses Of the
Waterbury horse railroad company. Dr..
Bland says IL In ipfiuenxs, caused by tho
changes In the atmosphere. AZ present
eighteen or twenty horses are more or less
Affected,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
Tuesday, December 81. 1855.
NEW ADvERTIsRMRNTs FOR TO-DAY.

Application for License-Patrick Dey.
Auction SAle-B. Booth,
broadway Cash Storo-rAul Jcnte q Bro.
Fat Mems Club-At Prortcr's Opsra Mouse.
For the Dinner TAble-Edw. T. Hall & Son.
For eaie-Piano-PianistT This once.
Hoods SarsApArillar-At Druggists'.
Lost-Cat-7 Ward Street.
MacurquarhtS Worcsstsr,hirs ssues-An Dealers
New Years eupplies-D. n: Weach q Son.
No Lot Up--C Il. Longley = Co.
New Years Cards-Mclntosh.
New Year Glfts-Miss Byrnss.
Probate Notice-Tstats Of Edwin BIakeslee.
Probate Notice--Estate Of Charlotte d. Gabriel.
Probate Notice--Estate OF Charles II. Cooley.
Paxxoni's Complexion Powder--At Druggists'.
Pineapple Oranges-Edw. r. Hall 4 Son.
Surplus Stock-"Hub" Clothiers.
store Nsws-wm. Nicely Z Co.
Special vaueH-Edw r. Hall q Son.
Tuxedo Washing Powder-At 0rocers'.
Wanted-Situation-S Warrington Street.
Wanted Situations-77b Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

The o. X. Cooking CAab.
ladies Of the o. X. Cooking club will
' at the residence Of Miss Sadie L. Bon
" Years day from Q p. m. TO 10 .. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

A watch night service will be held at the
Church of the Ascension at 1880 O'Clock this
evening. The musical programme will be {:
Professional as.
Gloria Gregorian Tone No 5.
Nunc Dlmitus-Anon.
Hymn 49,
To Deum-Steward.
Recessional 424.
There are thirty-fve voices in the choir.
W. II. Miner 10 organist and w. r. Hedden
IL choir master. All are invited to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS

This elaborate aggregation will be the at
traction at the Hyperion on the first half of
next week.
SHE.
The grand spectacular She will hold the
boards at the Grand during the last half of
the week.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
Among the Railroad Men.

The disease is getting firm grip upon
railroad hands also. and yesterday morning
changes had to be made in the makeup Of
crews ON the trains from Ansonia. Baggage
Master Brennan of Conductor Bradley's
train ran out Conductor Connor's morning
freight and turned 1t over to Conductor
Perry, returning to New Haven on Conduc-
tor Beers train SO az to return on his regular
run. Brakeman Eaton was also transferred
to this train. On the Naugatuck road Con-
ductor Tolles' baggage master was taken sud.
denly Ill and tainted, falling to the floor be-
fore he could reach seat. A number of
other trainmen are also laid mp.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
LA GRIPPE.

a Variety OF Symptoms and All Un-
pleasant EnOuGh - Physicians and
Druggists Busy - The Disease I'm
Other Places.
Reports of the prevalence Of Ia grippe in
town continues. The doctors say there are
hundreds of cases here, mostly of a mild
character. Most of the cases are what were
formerly called hard colds, but now they are
baptized IL grippe. Some of the patients
closely watch their symptoms and imagine
their symptoms to be very like those an
nounced as accompanying the complaint in
Europe, but not few are at home in bed,
feeling weak and debilitated, and generally
used up, with pains in the back and head
ache and lassitude. Alderman MoGann has
been confined to his bed for five days, and
Alderman Dillon Is unable to be out. Chief
Hendrick has had touch of 1t. g. A. Dick
erman, the florist, has had quite Q touch of it,
but was not laid up. Ruv. Mr.. Luckey who
has been sick In bed IL better. He has had
the malady for six or seven days. City
Auditor Lake and Janitor Bohan have had
hard colds. DR.. II. NJ. Bishop the druggist,
and his son who ID assistant at the store,
have both had IL, but are out again, and Mr..
Blackman, the harness dealer, has had q
touch of 1t. Mr.. Grinnell, who was i'll with
pneumonia, which was preceded by Ia
grippe, continues to improve. The brother
of Chapel street merchant, who is recover
ing, defines his symptoms as having been
precisely like those assigned to the COM
plant, and has been quite i'll for week but
10 better. Town Agent Reynolds has bad
cold.
At the depot Eve engineers on the Console
dated road were unable to be at work yester-
day, having been attacked with influenza.
r. n. Squire, clerk to Superintendent Wa
tsrbury of the Air Line division, caught the
grippe Saturday and was obliged to go home.
He has the disease In more severe form
than any of the employees of the road.
William Brewer, assistant baggagemaster,
Is also down with the disease. His is mild
case, but 1t is enough to keep him at home.
I'm Bridgeport.
BRIDoEPoRT, Dec. 30.-Among those who
have suffered FROM the epidemic are Colonel
w. q. Stevenson, O. O. Smith, treasurer
De Oxiaized Metal company, ex-Mayor
Zones, Alderman Bostwick, Mr.. Hobbs,
superintendent Metallic Cartridge Co.. Charles
+. Williams, cashier of Adams Express
company. Rev. Mr.. Childs, pastor of the
Congregational church at Fairfield, was at.
tackled with chill during his prayer at Sun.
day mornings services. He was kneeling at
the time, and before being able to continue
the service was obliged to rest. He dis
missed the congregation after short sermon.
There are no less that ten of the employees of
the Express company afflicted, and it is be-
lieved they caught the disease from New
York and Boston express packages which
have come to this city. One gentleman says
within the circle of his acquaintance no less
than twenty Ave are at the present time suf-
fering from colds, the symptoms of all of
which look like "la grippe" OF a large
number Of physicians Interviewed no one was
found who had not been called in from one
to twenty cases. James King, stamp clerk
at the postoffice, has "la grippe"
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

Riches take to themselves wings and Hy
right out of a package of Tuxedo.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

Leading hotels and restaurants throughout thu
country use Mac Urquarht's Worcestershire Sauce
imported in bottles Your grocer sells it.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

-sgsmont IL announced Of Miss Flora
,..ser of Mr.. Isaac Rosenberg, TO Mr..
}. Fisher of Logansport. Ind. At home
-sSew Years day, 176 Olive street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

Just for an Old Year wind-up, we will give you q
nice trade
White Grapes, 3 lbs. for Csc.
Layer Figs lee Id, same grade sells 16c.
Tuesday, Celery lOc Bunch.
We will open the New Year by giving to our
many patrons on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
is lbs. Granulated Sugar 81. 90.
4 cakes White Marseiiles Soap 24c
Canned California Apricots 20c, Xxx.
At 3Jc per Pound,
promise to give you as good, IL not a bet er Tea,
than any dealer sells at Coo to 75c. When buy
Tea and Coffee we know where to buy, and we
understand what we are about.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

lr Golden wedding.
:. william Griffin Of Oxford
ieir golden wedding yesterday
al evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

ON New Years Day.
A cool wave 10 predicted for tomorrow
and colder.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-31

Ierses Root of this city won Arst prize on
ssabright cocks 81 the poultry show
theld.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-11

Transfers of Property sol oa'e-
From Mary V. Wall to W. II. Moore q 20 )
consideration, $50. James T. Farrall TO I,
h. Cough; consideration, $40 S. wary b.
Lancaster and al to r. l.. TipPe't consiuera'
ton $40. WIN. BatemaL and al 70 u. II.
Richmond; consideration. $40. n. ~ suite
to Carpenter Bros. consideration, $40.
A Dyson and al to VIM II. Thomas ana al;
consideration, $3.50. George Forbes and al
10 Bean and Berry; consideration, sl0t' An
drew c Wcnk to ]. L. Tennson and Bro {;
consideration, $50. Richard T. Swami to
r. NJ. Edelen: consideration, So. Thomas
Ward to D. J. Bragonieri consideration So''
Deeds. From Sarah a. Montgomery and
II II Dixon 10 Vim. Th0mas, F5F : acres 81
land. consideration, $40 VIM T. Hindle
aud al to John T. Mattingly, for Lindsey
and "McConchie's Deal" consideration $500.
Luke Can,er TO Thomas p. Penn and al, Tor
"Part Of Calver,on Manor" consideration,
$500. Thomas = Penn and al to Luxe Gan
ter. r apart Of Burnt House farm eonside-
ration, $500. Joseph B, Cation and wife to
Thomas p. Penn for part Of Cayerion Man
or; consideration $500.
Mortgages. From X. II Bnrch 70 Basil
Burch on land near Ilughesyillei con'liera-
lion. $500. james /. MAYOR and wife 10 ).
II. Cox on "Boarman' Reserve" and other
tracts; consideration, $500. Thomas D.
i,osrman and Mary l.. Boarman his wife to
A Posey on farm; consideration, 5000
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-11

Formation OIL Il
..'a,ia~a ~ -, Young ladies and gentleman
I, go, -. r;.ioi,y of,hIs village met mere On sat
- - w .o.,noon last for tn, PurPOi Of form.
,ns : Ii,.r,ry and Debating sot'e'y. A
temporary organization was Affected By elect
w, iobr = Stone, Chairman, and Miss
~. .y,-pbz, Secretary. a ,s commute. was
.nnoIr,.d n prepare a c06su's"50 sad g.
law. to rrpor, at the next meeting % ee held
:, s.,a,dsv. october l2th, at soclock ?. m.
n I. with Measure that we note the proPOsed
organization, for beyond que'u'"' "y the
s :, necessary to make a good show
,,o tef,.re the club the members are maiuAl-
= bsnss,,ed. Young ladies and gentlemen are
- aaredsnce 10 address intelligent audi.
encss ors The hours devoted to intellectual
incarnation and Interchange oil 'uOus"' you'd
-, ~ IN an, other way so preh'ahly spent,
yonro men must have something 70 Keep
n,..ir s.,,,e minds employed, and unless occu-
pied in a profitable manner, in 100 many In
stances will be led to seek excitement IN the
saloon or card room. IN Pomonkey several
years AGO A Literary Society and Debating
Club was organized, which today IS IN sue
c-ssfnl operation. and the good results are to
he ,eeu on every hand, for more moral com
munity, less addicted to card PLAYING and
,i,,lino cannot I've found in the county. The
INDEPENDENT In the future, as In the past will
take pleasure in ehrouicling the progress Of
such societies and will do all 'h@' y IN Its
mower 10 help to make them successful