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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-25

NAZARETH HALL
IN NAZARETH HALL.
NAZARETH HALL
Morayian Boarding School for Boys at Naza-
reth, Pa. Founded 17S5. Reopens September
18th. iv26-7a.rhsn
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
Chicago Gram and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 12.-1he wheat mar
ket was quite active, and after temporar.
weakness early In the session another de
cided bull turn was witnessed. GIuctua
tions on the two previous days were II
moderate range, but prices of late appea
20 advance more easily than they decline
The local crowd got short a little whea
yesterday and there was more selling to
day when the decline was around 7S$5c
but the bears realized that stocks of con
tract wheat are so light they have no lever
age, and they lower speedily on every sigr
OF a substantial reaction. Opening figures
were about on a level with yesterdays
closings to a shade better. Then
followed temporary feeling Of weakness
and 35c decline, as it was generally
believed that break was about due after
the bulge that we have had. There was q
large volume OF trade duringthe last hour OF
the session on local and outside order az
count. with the bulk OF the trading in De
cember, at around 76|@79l5c. There was
a firm close, at a net gain for the day OF &C
in all futures and 14@$5c below the eX-
treme top.
A moderate business was reported in
corn the early part of the day, but Is the
session advanced the market became quiet
and in active. The feeling developed was
easy early and trading was at lower prices,
the local crowd being long, and the mar
ket opened weak at 1$@Lc below
the closing prices of yesterday,
and, under liberal offerings, prices
declined 4@35c. Under the decline a
better demand sprung up, the crowd be-
coming short and the market rallied &c,
ruled steadier and closed L@4c lower
than yesterday.
Oats ruled weaker and prices a shade
lower. Trading was lighter and chiefly
for October and May.
An easier feeling prevailed in pork with
moderate trading. October ruled 30Wf0c
and January 5@ Zoe lower, the market
closing tame at medium figures.
\ moderate business was transacted in
lard. Near deliveries We're easier with
light trading, while the longer deliveries
We're steady and prices favorable 10 sellers
Little interest was manifested in short
ribs. Prices declined 10dt5c on the de
ferred deliveries and the market closed
steady at medium figures.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept L.
| FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged hut very firm.
WHEAT-Higher. The market weakened OF &c
early in the day easier adyces from otheF points
and quiet cables, hut after the noon call turned
very strong and advanced bOuyantly. the demand
finding little for sale. The close at advances OF
15c Tor September, sc for December, and &c Tor
May over yesterday. No cash 75c, nOminat hep-
tember Tq73c; October .61%Gllc, closed &C;
December 7i5+ @7o7sc, closed 759sc bid hay sZ1@S
S35Sc. closed 55IiC.
CoRN-Lower No. mixed cash 2g5Ec; G.! septeen3- EN-
Der 2356c October 3I S35Sc closed 319 tJa.c De
cember 3oc; Year 29slc, closed 224c asked; May 521
0ATs-Firlns. No cash 187zc; May 225sc: septem-
Der l814c bid
RYE-Kasier No. 3sc
BARLEY SLOW; Minnesota 659671%c.
HAY-Narket at a standstlli. Prairie 3 25sl %;
timothy SsG12 80.
BkAS-ACtlve, easier 42Gei3c.
FLAX sEED-Sharply higher with 81 27]& bid and
81 ~ asked
LEAD-DuIl and weak. Sellers Al - 50.
BUTTEk-Dul Creamery lS@=Jc dairy liGl5c-
EGGS-Ii9li11c.
CORN hEAI4-Sl 6D91 65.
WHISKY-sl GO.
PRDKISI0NS-DUll and weaker.
PORk-$l0.yG.
LARD-PriIne steam nominal; s. G2]E.
SHOULDERS-f4 6214.
LONGS AND R1BS-f5 ..
SHORT CLEARS -.
BACON-Boxed shoulders, s. l2l%; longs and ribs,
ST US&6 lU short clear, 81 Z0G6 %
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
H1. Water.

The soothing effects Of bo. wate- gre not
fully appreciated, - sand physician the ether
day i recommend il 20 many Of nv ra-
f1nts who suffer from iasors-.ia, produced Sy
le-vUus irritation o. tie Srrach, and also
for certain so-u.s % indigestion Many Of
them cblect 10 II, a. first, bat sooa cogas to
Like It and are generally much benefited by
IL i glass q hot water Eow ard then VII
work 10 epysczbie good, q oo-se, bus a
stsa3y habit of hot water drinking ooce
fo-Icd- end sustained regularly ia- Q fss
months works wonders with certain corls.!!..zs-
tons / gc-ecaI'y recorm@zd is Use 5s,s1
before going 10 bed L Is q great snctber
The captain ot en Immigrant steamship 7
SAILED ca - sTgeoa for ons ssasuo demon
strataa It's qglistEg infuence o2ce,, wtea hs
turned g tos st-an frul Ths boiler hose ca
c crowd az fighting immigrants who had
fairy i2Zeo possession Of the bod ard de1ssd
me ships crew. l. healai these :-asu.ed
spirits, / tel you- though tAs sppi1czGs1a
s.s cliy exte1als-AeEYokT TzsxaA
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

Cheap rates to Columbus. O., and return
via. the popular Frisco line. the shortest
and quickest line under one management
between Wichita and St. Louis, and the
only line running Pullman palace sleeping
cars and reclining chair cars between
Wichita without change. Two fast ex-
press trains daily, making connections in
union depot, St. Louis, with all eastern
trains. Remember ST. Louis is the Gate
City TO all eastern points from this terri
tory. Avoid vexatious delays at junction
points by taking the Frisco line. Lowest
possible rates and liberal limit of tickets.
Call upon w D. Murdock, passenger
and ticket agent. 122 North Main street.
for further Information.
d. WIsHART,
95 If G. ?. and T. A, ST Louis, No.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

an excellent opportunity to cry out that as
preventive of murder legal killing is not a
success.
Not only have the details of the crime
given the reporters of the sensational papers
N and around the American metropolis
plenty TO do ever since, but they have also
found plenty TO busy themselves in inter
viewing McElvaine and his accomplices,
Thomas Quinlan and Martin Dineen. It is
supposed to be interesting TO morbid minds
to know that AfcEivaine would rather die BY
@eiectrocutiona than By the rope. For those
who have not familiarized themselves with
the details Of this crime, it may be stated
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

The Santa Fs -l3t@ - u sr.4. eE. gzzss
3 and -. ss~,tstnter % AID - All Cs-re,fser
: ira ro4u5-tF.g ezrzrs4sA tscEsts a.
greatly rss. -s.e-s ra-e---atos1 Gre Are fo-
r1Ead tr7p from v ichi'& 20 49, fsss-zs se.
TeE.s Pauhaud.e q T~x4z CoI2rars
New NsTlee. ftsb. y y9n4lnz E4aA1
szd MG-taz4 I11Eeta are xo1g f.r
ta.rty tsys from date - saga. wIsA stop
cTars H3GegFer3 r. pleasure o. rs4Gra trip
Parties eesly4EE - f.as. q sAsrty 9sys'
tr1p - a1T - tAs wsstrra IEoxalasG ~
s9rfs srcfat - las Vegas Eas -.
Cl5orsfs3 -sTsssss &@csas Csuos. Kan
tgg. Green Mountain Fassa e1c can sava
money hT tasa2E s4vanfazs - tAs 1~
rs;@s ~ tss EaFxcst S.rcnrs31r Ga.~- Fsy
;sckes yAs.s a;s6 otas- iaferssas.ssa, sal "a
" y 8uTduek szelt A. T. &, 5 T. 4
r. or saEreas
Gro = Ss~Hrglsos.
g. z. & T. f.. T.. q T. EK
as-Zl TasskA. Kzazzs
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

by Charles McEl-
vaine, who was en-
gagged in burglar
izing the house of
the grOceryman at
the time, have al
ready be en- tele-
sraphed to tn e
bounds of civiliza-
ti0n. The fact that
til g horrid crime
was c 0 m N i [ t g d
within a few hours
of the time four
men were to be
hanged for murder
Just across the river
in New York, gives
tb 9 opponents Of
capital punishment
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, III, sept. 7.
The Droyers' Journal reports:
CATTLE Receipts 1000 shipments 5000. Mar
kct steady. Beeves 81 25aL4 6j; steers 81 $J4 >;
stockers and feeders 81 %}93 CO.. cows, bulls and
mixed 81 1902 50; Texas cattle 81 SIC 81 95 west
ern rangers, $40 UG,3 10.
HOGS-Receipts 1886 shipments I.05t, Market
steady. Mixed 81 6lJas4 81; heavy s. 5jg4 10 light
s. gJ@s 81; skips 50 4G14&5.
SHEEP-Recepts 1900 shipments 2,00G. Market
steady. Natives s. 40 61 western s. 50l4 ~; Tex
s. i0G1 l0 lambs Il 5JlJ5 81,
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
ST. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. II.
CATTI.E-Receipts 1850; shipments 1900. Mar
ket 100 5c higher. Choice heavy native steers 81 y
Il 90; fair good 81 55g5 0. stockers and feeders
81 s,F92 p; range steers S2 25lt2 -.
HOGS-Receipts 2,:0E shipments "00 Market
steady. Fair TO choice heavy 81 00G+ p. pack
Ing grades s. 70g4 So light fair to best 81 2Oai So
SILkP-ReceiptS 1850; shipments 500. Market
active and strong. Fair choice - 504 5J; common
choice lambs So ta}=1 80.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
Kansas City Live Stock.


The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1858 shipments none. Mar
ket stronger. Common TO choice fed steers
- 93o.i p; stOcAers and feeders 81 tJSo lG COWS
81 60o2 GE grassers 81 GJS2 70.
HOGS-Receipt- 1905 shipments e5S. Market
steady and strong Good to choice light 81 p
"a a?5a heavy aud mixed s. 1884 Is.
SHkEP-Receipts l5A shipments none Market
steady. Good to choice LnuttOns s. 253 15i stock
ers and feeders s. Qnr2 15.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
CHARLES M'NvAU-

TH0SAs QCIELAS MARTIN DTSEEy
thai Mr.. Luca, hearing the noise made early
IN the morning by McElvaine, the burglar,
graFplei hiU, when the rascal drew al sight
inch knife and stabbed him twelve times
Nearly every blow made a mortal wound
hcElvaines confederates we're waiting out
nde. Luca died IN few minutes, al three
Of the uiacreaats were easily captured and
were au found 10 be old offenders They
roZfessai
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
Wichitz Grain Market

Furnished by.J ", Hawn & Co, grain and com
mission merchants.
WICHITA Sept. Y.
WHEAT-NO. . soft. 5StGG0c; No hard yo.gJ'c;
CORN-No white 9tG2lc: No. . mixed, lIG lSc,
OATS-New No. white, lzGl0ci mixed IZ@40C
No. and rejected, StelOc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
wichita Produce Market

Furnished by Oberne, Hosck & Co.
WICHITA, Sept. Z.
HIDES-Green, S240a3.5; green salt, Ss.Wg50G
dry salted, 4GlOc green pelts iO1 15ci dry pelts' 10
&c
TALLOw-No prime, &c; No. ?. SIC.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY. No, Sept. T.
The Daily Indicator reports
WHFAT-H igher. No. cash srG Se--er,,lr- sa1ss
6lSsc: October t-C bid.
CoRN-oueJ. No. > cash sales 2slsc September
Go,qC bid. October sales Al 4Sc.
oATS-No. cash lttec bid. i7lsc asked. Septeu-
Der sales l65kc
E9ac.
EGGS-WeaRer AT 17lSc.
FLOCR-Active steady. NX. Sc. XXX aar-
family 81 05 choice. - * fancy, 81 81 extra faacy
O. or patent 81 SUdl -
MILLSTT- FFS- Barely steady.
CORN MEALS.
CORN CHOP-j0C.
SHIPS UFF-4c.
BRAN-46c.
HAY-Firm; fancy prairie, - 0oS5 n
PLAN SEEn-2lC lower at Al T.
BJrTTFR-Dull and easy. Good To fancy cream.
cry. Ilai4c; good 10 fancy dairy, 5sl2c.
enthusiastically 14pGsIec.
LIVE POUiTRY-Steady. Choice hens, s. OaS
sj roosters 81 ii spring chickens &c; turkeys &
PRQNISIQNS-Lf-il bui steady
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Sept. y.
Money on call easy at 3GL4 per cent; last loan
al g. closed offered at ,.
Prime mercantile paper 5148i. ..a,. an
Sterling exchange quiet but hrIn al Saoi7s Ior "
Say bills anG 4.6Si4 FOR demand.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
HAMS-7Io

HAMS-lIc
BREAKFAST BACON-91fc
DRIED BEEF-Sc,
DKY SALT MEATS-Firm. Short ribs and long
clear. IS Or shoulders, - JG short clear s. 25
SMOKED MEATS-Steady. Short ribs, s. S51Y;
long clear IS 7 shoulders, IS Pa short clear 50 81
PORK-steady; $40 20
IARID-Firru: e6 u
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
rus Inca Murder.

The particulars of the murder of Gtroce-
ryman Christian W. Luca. of Brooklyn,
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
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THE WICHITA EAGLE.
WICHITA. kAAaAA
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

S-~e r&c}-E.-g esszy ears az. a1- -T1-sf.x
e. al fEKzzs CO ibS G. 4 4 = raIway
Rex h4ss3 Eoats. s~.vs~a v.ehi.x
topeka. kAz-&< ClEY. - soss>s. CAleAETs
- Lca.A
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

Enzraye4 CALLING ear4s-.. n
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Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
ABSTRACTERS.
KANSAS ABSTRACT AGENCY.

49, y. MARKET ST. WICHITA. TELEPHONE S.S.
Abstracts made, taxes paid, any Information fur
nisbed relation TO lands, loaus, taxes pro-
CeedUres. interest and principal collected ana
rlI0rtEa Ces fureciused in any county in Kansas
local rates Gy reliable abs-2cteTs and attorneys.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

Receipts ls shipments none The market was
steady and good clearance was made Somesof
yesfTday's arrivals were held for todays mar
et and ssold readily: S head Of S16 pound neifers
sold at s. 05 late yesterday evening and this
morning 81 head of 904 pound cows at 621s.
ShippjDg cattle scarce today, The feeling was
steady at yesterdays prices. We quote:
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
PENSION AGENTS.
4. 4, GLENN.

4. a. GLENN,
PENSION AGENT. - WICHITA. KAN.
Room / 30 Y Main street. Correspondence So
liCitod Since June Ist lsNH have secured pensions
for my clients amounting to nearly ten thousand
dollars Pensions BuGutes Back Pay nua Horse
Claims made speciality. \. A. GLENN,
august 2ist, loss. = Inn
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
New \ ork Produce

New YORK Produce
NEW YORK. sent. =.
wHEAT-Fairly active. No. > red. Sig%Ssisc
COR<-Steaay- No = 4cleC
oATS-StcaGl- No. white. IS. f29c.
CotFEk-tsirly acIive and steady, Sales 60.eo
bags. spot Rio lqslc
SUGAR Firm Refined 1rm
EGG>-Cujer 6.,-lSc
BCIItk-Flrn- Creamery Ilee4 4psc
CHEESE--ActiVe...s. s.,s .ssc
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


I L,OR KEST-T.aTgs boarding house .n center ~
+ city yers cheap and IN good repair. H. = KglElt
CrTFERs FOR SALE-we have fifty good feeding
which re viii sell on six months time reasonable
Interest. Apply or write f+atldEe q talnp7ti
A TTENTIoS HOME sEEKEE--I have IN ny
"A offce pIatts md exact descriptions % farms ia
a. stages Of improvements and from O. acre tract
Ja larr- and Cauifuas!isgnz -ttcs raach GONE -
which We will exchange for good property east " g.
can suit any man who means business plr itst j.
large and well selected Cau sol oa eas5 ter.ua
Yours truly \. = Nelson rooms and over ilt
Market. dF%4
UNFONATION WASTED-Auyoue Knowing ths
/ wh4reafsrflfs II Daniel " Ft~arss vgfo is sup
iI,s.i ~ be IN ne ysegtera rarp.rF ,,lIi rorfe-
favor au1jo,is friends ~ writing 70 Ars >aaH.@
V Edwards. Waverlr. Illinois. Morgan county. 3
''A 49, ds- Gs.-wE pa.
rT,Ho5E WANTING 10 rent. buy or >eH farm or
4 city property, call al The Heal Fzte AMI itstt
eTty Is in gaod dcaad prepared 70 care ta7 tlas
a ofnonresdents tie tes. isrxslas 70 - ffssr-
Soo1si l. Is <. &aTkes- IsFae. lalsa.s.s. o2-t'-
ROR REET-ROOMS.
Laoer ;ais Eeat y per nas pes cay.
I,oK REST-S1o1 roouls =ra toz-rs AZ a. ~ sar
Il 90 sra-.sleIts A. ~ sud - sartA Main - atsz
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Foe EESG-1~o 80 ies ieess.,s1l, 81, : '.a 80.
La~veao@ ave- 49,
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l. frora Ds1Elas- 14@f-
Tor sgSI-wl;s asaard al1eIy f--asssss f~ar.
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FOR RENT-KISCELLAEFOUS
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FOR REET-Farm Property.
toder as As@a e = --ae ~ @%T
STOLEN.
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FOR REET-RESIDENCES
t1ss- - se-4 r s~r ilze - eAr
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= = -. - s2r,-s =. -. 80 -
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Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Live stock Market
CATTLE.

Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridge & Camp
hell live stock commission merchants.
Som
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
DIR. {. EMMA COBB.

Female and chiidren's diseases specially. Home
for Ladies during Confinement. strictly private
when desired Letters OF inquiry confidential
and answered Immediately receipt Of same.
Home, Ill south Ida avenue; Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
HOGS.

Receipts 40. The market steady compared
18th yesterday. No new features were developed
The demand was strong and much sorting
was done. The market closed strong. The day 5
business was done on substantially the following
basis;
Choice light, 170G20 pounds .....--.-.S3 % a. 10
Light mixed, lSgG2aO pounds ...-.-..... - "a Go
Heavy mixed, 23U3tD pounds. . a. -
.1toth q,
Rough old sows and tags............... W 60 "
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

fleEsntfree reclining chair cars on all trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 20 Kansas city and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO 3li points
north, south cast and west. and steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest rates city
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue. corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
a RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

SrTEERS FOR SALE-We have fifty good feeding
- steers near The city, over ~ pounds weisat
which re viii sell 0n six months time reHspnHhls
interest Apply or write f.4dIidEe Campbell
Comm ission Merchants. stock Yards. cfi-et
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
FOR TRADE

I-OR TRADF-Geoi personal property. Sells
Il cry day. To trade FOR inside uuimprovcd uu-
tncHul bered lots ill deal lth only Al
dress q. ". H. care Hotel Motropoje. a. 4
FENO TRADE-For city property. a nrSt-ciass sSD
4 Two-Settei carriage, nnc large horse and hsr-
ness. A VI. WasSsn. d as-H
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

Stocks weak and 4 Iriflc lower.
Inial sales OF stOcks t0daE Mere La2.Za9 shares.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

old PAPERS--For sale az this once sc PEI
~ hundred
L-OR SALE-Scals books short hand ~riters note
II books blank receipt snd note books and lfg~4
blanks every kind. Mall orders prom pity attend
10. Call address the wichita kAGLE. Nlcs-
lt0u
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
STORAGE.

CTORAGE-For household goods or nerchsstis
= boxed los<s II pos have Aay gSoss . store
bring theru 10 ths wleAis4 nssg=Ss Co. Ne. II wsss
Douglas az
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

4 TTENTIOS HOME SEEkEE--T have iD Il
"A Office patts aus eTaft descriptions 0f farms 81
a. stages of Improvements. and from . acre trt-
To a large and connections stock TaaCA. spyue %
which We will exchange FOR good property east. "
can suit any who means business P-r LET =
large and veit selected Car SOL Oh essJ trrsua
Special bargains fOr spot cash. Cali AMI see fre
Yours truly, \. = Nelson, rooms aud 0yes ila y
Market uf.-sd
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13

L'OR sALE-One pair Of Ditre gears, rnortts4 gear
Il 10 z3-52 diameter ~ face, p1ion p" d. .SmSter
14 each with a. set screws coTed nt hes
q and a Will sell oheAF never been nsed cost
So will sell FOR sso casa II taken sow. Ca! Al ths
dIiS- "a
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-13
WaRDROSES ON "SPEC,U

w 1C4lat
95 If G. P. and I. a, ST. Louis,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-07-11
NO. 27.

BEAvERTowN. The Fourth was
passed with little or no observance.
James, son of John Wand,
while recklessly handling revolver
one day last week shot himself in
the leg above the knee. The ball
did not get far below the surface
and lodged about two inches from
where it entered. He was himself
able to get it back again.
Rev. o. T.. Pheuger has resigned
the pastorate of the Beavertown
charge and has secured charge at
Lykens, Pa He moved last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mddles
warth, of East Lynn, Mo, natives of
this township, are visiting friends
here. 1t is the first time they were
home since the Centenial.
A. II. Bowersox has been appoint
ed postmaster The Office was NOV
ed on Saturday.
Mrs. james S. Smith is seriously
sick with dropsy.
Frederick Smith, of near Will
transport, who attained to his ma
jority in Beavertawn, is visiting his
parents. His wife and three chill
dren accompany him.
The Lutheran Sunday school held
a children's service on Sunday eve
ming. 1t was well attended.
Farmers are very busy with their
harvests. Some have finished cut
ting and are hauling it into the
barns. The cropis an excellent one
Hay has been made under great in
convenience on account Of the rainy
weather
An abundance of whortle berries
are brought from Shade mountain
by our citizens.
Two of Millard Kern's horses,
hitched to n wagon, started and ran
home from town at the top of their
speed without injuring anything,
one day last week. Fortunately
they did not meet any vehicle on
the road CITIZEN.
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WEST BEAvER-Thinking u No
the Lowell scribe could not get the
news of the day all together / feel
like helping him along.
West Beaver can boast of a man
that dispises to pay twenty-five cts.
for good square meal on special
occasions. Perhaps it would have
surprised his stomach and caused
sickness.
The prohibitions are now drink.
ing their whishey out of tin cans in
our township. Good idea.
1t is reported that butter milk ice
cream has been on top at some of
the ice cream gardens in West Bea-
YER
Boys you should report if buckle
berries are plenty so we can all take
trip, But, bear in mind, "Six
days thou shall labor and the sew
enth, rest
PsEUDoSYME.
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TRoXELvILLE-The unfavorable
weather was II great drawback to
hay making scores of tons spoiled
altogether, and as much more great
ly damaged. Some of our farmers
are done cutting grain, others are
almost done, and still others have
just got II good start. Quite mum.
Der of our farmers say that wheat
will not yield rs well ms was expect
ed
Childrens' Day was observed IN
the st. Luke's Sunday school last
Sunday which was well attended.
addresses were made by Rcvs. Sto
yer and Hassinger.
Quite number of visitors were in
town over Sunday, among whom
was the most handsome grand-pap
of Adamsburg.
Mrs. Laura Walter, O,ee Bolenderl
of Akron, Ohio, was the guest of her
uncle, DR.. j. G. Shuman few days
last week.
Isaac c. Swartzs new house is al
most ready for the slate. If funny
Dave keeps on improving as he has
thus far, he will soon be the boss
carpenter, and Philip will have to
ask the questions.
Lizzie. the pretty daughter of our
county surveyor, who has been living
in Akron, Ohio for the last twenty
one months, returned home last
Friday evening, looking hale, hearty
and handsome as ever.
CALIFORNIA JoE.
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THIS ROOM WITH BOARDING
FOR TWO, I WEEK, $500.

This evened up matters little
and to some extent restored our ap-
petite. Lost in wonder, we had al
most forgotten our Jolly companions,
Messrs. Trout of the Lewistown
Free Press and Lesher of the Sc
linsgrove Times, until we found our
self sweating over n bill of fare, half
French and the balance Scandana-
Wan, we heard Lesher calling to the
colored waiter Give me the whole
scheme !" That meant AL on the
bill' we presume, and the next seen
of Bro. Lesher he was hewing his
way through land slide of victuals,
while Trout would look suspiciously
at dish and then look at us appeal
ingly and remark Say, Taum,
what in the ALTERATION is this?" BY
the end of the week however we be-
came familiar with our bills of fare
for probably learned more French in
that time than we ever knew before
which isn't saying much. Our ac-
commodations were frst-class. Good
boarding, good beds, obliging at
tendants and all for $3.50 a day.
On Thursday we were invited by
Colonel Charles X. lands, founder
of Sea Isle City, to accept of a lunch
at his magnificent Continental Ho-
tel, Col. Duffy, proprietor. The As