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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
Searching for McCandIess.


Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE. Nov. 3D.-Diiiccr Andy Daum
returned to-day from Helena, where he
went on the trail of J. r. Mccandlcss. the
man who did up 80 iaboring men To the
extent of 81 each. McCandless was not
found and the officer asccrtaincd that
Helena would be the last place McCand-
less would go tn. as the authorities are
confident that McCandlcss IL the man
The description corresponds precisely,
except that i'm Helena the con fidcnce man
went by the name of Bishop. He played
n similar game in Helena and swindled
100 men out of 81 each. He was compelled
to refund the money and leave town. Nc
Candless is - sharp rogue and left Butte
just in time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
HOME WATCH AND DIAMOND CLUBS

M. KePpi~r Organisms Associations OF
Great tenett tai Their Member
Al the request of u very large number Of
patrons, j.. 4. Keppler has decided tn or
CANINE home watch and diamond clubs, i'm
order that the people of this city and vi
cinity may have nh opportunity to- procure
goods upon that satisfactory plan. Solicit
ing agents Of outside clubs have been i'm
this place lately and when IL is considered
that their commission is necessarily add
ed tai the cost of the goods purchased, il
will he seen that the home club offers q
decided over outside ones. as
the agents commission is done away with,
and MIR. keppicr can thus dispose of goods
Mt prices below what the same article can
he purchased elsewhere. Another com
mcndabl. feature az the home club IL thai
all kinds az goods can Ice purchased by its
whereas outside clubs continc
their sales solely tn watches and
diamondS. The terms are the usual ones
of 81 weekly payments. Mr.. Kcpplcr il
now i'm readiness tai take numbers for u
500 club. a $40 club and a $40 club. For
furticr Information apply NJ
j. 4. kEPPLER.
Leading Jcwelrr, Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
Th.. Lucky Numbers,

BUTTE, Nov. 3O.-At Lcyson q Turck's
Il awning OF presents IL their patrons to-
night the elegant Reed & Barton tea set,
No. 1876. to Mrs. j. webbcr, Burlington:
tho handsome double berry bowl. No.
1913. tn Mr.. j. J. Omcara, 421 Anaconda
Hill: the exquisite pearl and gilt opera
glass. No. 21o, &c Mr.. j. t. Jackson,
Divide. Mont. The presents for the com
ing week will he a. silver tea set, "A iiuc re-
pousec and old silver finish parlor lamp
and "A parlor clock. The next drawing
Will TAX place next Saturday evening.
Dec. 9Th. We want all our patrons Ia have
a chance. Please ask for tickets. Lcyson
~ TuEpk.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
Is il tn u" Gamcwcil mt Gaynor. that is
the question.

Jerry Crihiths, jailor at the county Jail
and an old veteran of the war. remarked
the other day. Il was coming down To the
city from WalkcrviIlc the other day and
l conid not but notice what similarity
Butte aud of Bull Run in the great battle
of the beginning of the war. At Walker
Vile i could look down on the smoke
which envcloped Butte. AT Bull Run. in
N similar manner, I could look down aud
see the smoke of the battlefield. All il
needed was the thunder OF artillery 10
make the parallel COMPLETE"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

All parties indebted to Merit Emmons or
G. Carlson x Co.. will call at Anaconda
Beer hall and settle their ~cou Front
street near Oak.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
Situation

Intelligent, strong and honest young
man, unmarried, new conner to- Montana.
desires work of any respectable character.
Can handle horses. Splendid recon-
mrndations. Apply +" Butte Office OF
THE IL Main street. north.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

Paints, oils and window glass arc car
ried in stock by A. L. Playter, druggist,
First street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

For want of room. Lo-cc & Maxwell
have decided to discontinue the carrying
of clothing aud are sacrificing profits Ia
close out the line.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

Ladies'. AT Miss III. v. Whites you can
get all kinds of stamping done with neat
ness aud dispatch. A large lot Of patterns
In ss.la.6.i GrnII,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

New underwear, over-shirts. neck wear,
hats and caps, boots aud shoes, at Estes
& Connelrs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

The latest fall and winter shapes in the
nall's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

Crowley makes ~spccialties of turkey
dinner and coifcc as mother made IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

Drink bohemian and Hofhrcau beer NJ
Jack Onarhcim's, the only place i'm the
city tai get il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

For CUTTERS. delivery slciglis and bob
sheds. GO In the Montana Lumber & Pro
s1..c. IN
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

The most complete limo of dress triu-
innings in the city is at Estes 4 Conncli's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01

". - NIL Gi4ts
Leading Jcweicr, Anaconda.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
MATTBRs MASONIC.
Corinthian Lodge Elects Otficol
nnd Eutevtains Visitors.


Corinthian Lodge Elects Officers
and Entcrtains Visitors.
Corinthian Lodge, A. r. A. M, elected
officers Tuesday evening as follows: John
b, Book, W. M; II. Van Gasken, y. W.;
DR.. p. W. Tomlinson, J. W.; William
Marshall, g.; W. L. Crossan, 7.
During the evening ocrinthisn Lodge
WAS visited by large delegation OF
Harmony Lodge of Smyrna. The wish
tors arrived early In the evening and took
supper at the Delaware House. Subse-
oueptly they proceeded TO Masonic
Temple and were guests at banquet
given by Uorinthian Lodge Immediately
following the business session OF that
body.
j. ID. Garter, DIR. T.. II. Moore, W. A.
FAIRIES, L. Irving Handy, N. =. Wiids,
the Rev. w. +. Robinson, CHARLES A.
Barnes. Charles b. Peregoy, E. o. FAIRIES,
BENTON v. Weldon, ]. D. Scout, II. u.
TAYLOR, W. e. Sprusnce, J. W.. Anthony,
Holm Cosgrift, George M. Stevenson,
william B. Megear, DR.. David I. Smith
era. q. A. Wick, Edgar epruance, Il.
DeFord, Charles Smith, Charles Il. Moore,
John v. Spruance, J. q. Robinson, Harry
n. Grieyss, r. Il. Reynolds, John z
Hudson, Charles Boemler, John q. Phil.
Inns. Carl w. Williamson, John Barley,
w. L. Dunn, Il. O. FAIRIES, e. Il. Bech
and A. 3. FAIRIES.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
Marriages.

ABLEWHITE--POWEL Grace ME-. pars
sonage, on the 9Th inst, by the Row JACOB
Todd, ID. D., Edward Ablewhite and Emma
Powell, both Of this city.
LAND--WALKER.-AtC Camden, N. j.,
May .Sth, by James NJ. Caaaady, Justice Of
the Peace, Joseph Braceland and Annie
Walker OF Middletown, Del.
DYETT-LAWS.--AtS st. Paul's NJ. z. parson-
age, on the 5th inst, by the Rev. L. E. Barrett.
j. sherman nyett and Julia A. Laws, both Of
New Castle county.
FlNCHElt--KING.--At the residence Of tho
brides parents, on tho Sch inst, by the Rev.
Adam Stengle, Theodore Fincher and Julia,
G. King, both Of this city.
HhRRIsS--SCHAFF.--I this city, on the 9Th
inst, by the Rev. d. II. Corkran, Delson
Harriss OF Philadelphia and Margaret w.
Schaff Of this city.
HoFFECK FR--Mo RRIS.--At ~. Paul's NJ. K.
Church, on the Bth inat., by tho Rev. L. Il.
Barrett, Harvey Iiotsecker and Ida D. Morris,
both Of this city.
JoNES-WRIGItT.-- lin this city, on the eth
inst, by the Rev. Adam Stengie, Isaac M.
Jones and Mrs. Anna A. wright, both OF
Philadelphia.
LICHTENSTEIN--TUKN the residence
Of the brides parents, No. $40 North Thirty
second street, Philadelphia on the lith inst,
by tho Rev. G, f. Turner, Ajax iichtenstein,
nf this city, and Lizzie d. Turner of Philas
delphia.
RT'rTENHousE--HooT BROOKLYN, or
tho 10th inst by Elder Il. Rittenhouse, Arthur
w. Rttenhouse and Eleauor j. Hooton, bot
OF Brooklyn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
THE q STREET RIDER.
Comparison shows nc Was Write
by charlie IHauII.

Comparison shows nc Was Written
by Charlie MAUI.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
Down, June 12.--The Legislative COM
mittee in its investigation Of the q street
rider this morning heard the testimony Of
Dr.. B. L. Lewis, speaker of the Senate
but he had no knowledge of the existence
of the bank rider on the bill until after
its passage.
Librarian John O. Gooden, produced
the original bill. The endorsements
failed to show that the bill was amended
in the House and would indicate that the
amendments were incorporated bodily
without being brought before the House
for adoption. The "rider" is In different
handwriting from the body Of the bill
and tine writing, after careful COMPARE
son, has been identified as the chirog-
raphy of Representative ohas. Fl. Maull.
Clerks Yandegrift and Gum, Senator
Ferguson and Representative Wallace,
had been summoned to attend this meet
ing, but did not appear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
Ssaths.

BRYAN.--on May siet, Elizabeth NJ, daughter
OF Mahlon Bryan.
Inferred at Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery. June llth.
GAILAGHER.--Nea Strickersvillo. Pa. on tho
9th inst, Catherine, wife oil Martin Gallagher.
aged IS years.
HArsLAN.-on the SIN inst, Charles Warren.
son Of Howard and Jennie V. Harlan, aged
3 mon tbs and weeks.
JoHNsoN.--At North East Md, on the 18th
inst, .lonn johnson, aged Is years,
Funeral at st. Mary's Church, North East,
Md, Thursday afternoon at 50 o'clock.
MCC0RMICK.--On the 7th inst, Katie, d au ghter
of Daniel Mccormick aged years
Mel ouBnIlN Ion mo 9TH Inst, Mary J.
Mclaughlin aged Is years.
sTEWART.-,ln June 18th, sofh Stewart, aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of his brother,
william X. Stewart, No, 603 Poplar street on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. lnterment .
Biyeryiew cemetery.
NlGGINs.--At Newton Centre, Mass, on tho
9th inst, Mrs, Matilda X. Virgins, wife OF
William d. Virgins and daughter Of the late
John Rumford, aged Is years
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
STATE MEDICAL sooyy,Y.

Centennial OF tho Organization.
Meeting ne Dover Yesterday.
special Correspondence Of Gazette and Jonrna
Down, June Ia. The Medical Assoo,s.
tion held Ia annual session In the court
room here yesterday. There was large
attendsnoe Of physioians from all paris
OF the State, this being the centennial OF
the organization OF the fraternity. The
officers and members os the association
met at IL O'clock and adjourned until 8
O'clock, at which time they met and after
discussing matters pertaining 10 the pro-
fession, they proceeded TO the election Of
of1ioera for the ensuing year With the
following result;
President. James Wilson; Vice. presi.
dent, d. L. Mustard; Secretary, j. A.
Ellsgood; Treasurer, Joseph II. Chandler;
Oensors, u. w. Hargadine. l.. A. II.
Bishop and Nathan Pratt, Kent county;
Q. d. Richards, Hiram Burton and j. b.
NAPLES, Sussex county; Willard Springer,
W. B. Woods and Frank Belisille, New
CASTLE county.
| Medical Examiners--l. P. Bush,
Howard ogle, Peter Tomlinson and W.
T. Skinner, New CASTLE; @. w. Marshall,
Il. j. Ovens, e. Dawson and Albert
Whitley, Kent county; Daniel Hall,
James A. Hopkins, o. D. Robinson, D.
W. Palmer and Joseph Marsh, SUSSEX
county.
Delegates to the American Medical As.
sociation--Nsw Castle, Drs. Bush, ]. f.
M. Uafdeza, T. e. Stewart, Chandler and
Hamilton Kent, Drs. William Marshall
A. Whitley, Pratt, w. II. Cooper aud L.
A. II. Bishop; Sussex, Drs. Richards
Fowler, Hall Burton and r. q. Ellegood
Delegates to Pennsylvania Medical As
sociation--DrB. Mckay. Richards, and E
W. Cooper.
Delegates to New Jersey Medical Asso
cietion-Drs. L. p. Bush, Clifton AMI
Robinson.
Delegates to New York Medical Asso
oiation--Drs. @. w. Marshall, q. Il
Layton and Howard Ogle.
Delegates to Pharmaceutical Associa
tion--Drs. T. p. Stewart, q. W. Coope
and D. L. Mustard.
An appropriation of $50 was made /
assist Ia erecting q monument 10 III
memory Of DR.. Rush. DIR. e. w. Coope
delivered an address OF welcome. Th
afternoon session continued until "a
O'Clock OF which time they adjoune
and proceeded In body to the Hot,
Richardson where banquet was herye
and enjoyed until late hour.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

rotai 10 oate. ........... S0,Suo.bb
The O. J. Milne Company sent case
OF ginghams to the Johnstown sufferers
during the week.
Most Of the money contributed by the
churches on Sunday for the relief fund
has not been handed to MIR. Robinson as
yet.
No. II room Of the Howard school,
Miss Lewis tescher, contributed $3.50
yesterday.
Some OF the contributions raised by
the Protestant Episcopal churches have
been forwarded TO the bishop of Pitts
burg.
lost II, g. A. II. of Bridgevilie, has
contributed $T5, and Post OF Newport,
$14.
The benefit at the natatorium yester-
day Melted $25. 20.
The churches OF the Catholic diocese Of
Philadelphia have contributed 5000 to
to the Johnstown people, and the money
has been paid over to Drexel, the banker.
Mrs. Patrick of Elkton has sent here
bedding, clothing aud canned goods to
be shipped to Johnstown.
The Wilmington Transfer Compnny's
receipts on sunday last, amounting to
$25, will be forwarded to the sufferers.
Citizens Of Chestertown have sent two
boxes Of supplies.
John D. Page of Wyoming has sent
two barelR Of potatoes and box of dried
| fruit,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

The funeral of Miss Bessie Bryan OF
Germantown, who persisted in the Johns
Town disaster occurred on Tuesday after
noon from the residence OF Thomas K.
Porter, No. 1913 Madison street, and was
largely attended by relatives aud friends
fTnSn aermsntown, Philadelphia md this
city. Services were conducted o. t ~
house by the Rev. Lafayette MARKS, y. ~.
The deceased reposed in Q metaiiio
casket, covered with black cloth and win
aide bars Of silver. Upon the lid was .
large silver plate, bearing the name ana
ace Of the deceased and the date OF her
deatb. The lid WAS strewed with cut
flowers. Burial was made in Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery. Many friends
of the deceased dropped flowers In hei
nrAYa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
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DELAWARE OOLLEGE.


The Graduating Ciass-COmmence-
nent and Other EXERCISES.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEWARK, june lathe annual ban
quet OF Delaware College, In which the
trustees, faculty and alumni participates,
will be held on Wednesday afternoon,
June 10Th, at 1870 O'Clock, in Oaskey
Hall.
The catalogues Of Delaware College
are now being distributed. Additional
studies have been added. The number
of students for the past year has In.
creased about so per cent, and for the
coming year the outlook for the college
is very bright. II is now believed that
the freshman class, at the opening OF the
fall term, will number 20 young men.
Tho graduates for this year are A. A.
Polk, j. David Jaquette, Frank Collins
and Byron Sharp. Commencement day
ID Wednesday next, June 18th. In the
evening the Gath anniversary exeroiaes Of
the Delti Phi Literary Society will be
celebrated In the oratory. The society
address will be delivered by Heigh o.
Browne. Colonel Russell H. oonnell
will be the orator for the evening. The
iarswsh address will be given by j.
David Jaquette.
The MoOonaughsy property was offered
at public sale at the Deer Park Hotel
yesterday afternoon. The 35.acre tract
wa purchased by George g. Evans fol-
sSy per acre. William q. Wilson pur-
CHASED two tracts, 90 acres at $40 an
acre and 1903 acres at SAG. The remainder
Of the property wss mot sold on account
Of the scarcity Of bidders.
This property is exceedingly rich II
iron ore. Several years ago ono Of thes'
tracts was bought by Mooonaughey for
$4,000 from John Hall. II is believed
TO contain some of the best deposits o.
ore ia this country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
COMPLIMENTS no MH. BAxARD.

Presented by tho Chinese Minister
Through an Attache of the begH'
tom
Liang shung, attaehe Of the Chinese
legation at Washington, came from New
York Tuesday TO pay Wait on the part OF
Ministsr Chang Yeu 'Hoon, the Chinese
ambassador, to sx-secretary Bayard.
Mr.. Shung drove out TO Delamore
Place that afternoon. Tho attache Ia a
very iall man, sedats, and extremely
courteous. He IA attired In azure blue
lowered silk. He explained to Ga.
zgrrE reporter the purpose OF bis VISIT
which has no political signtaoance what
ever. 49,.
ssMr. Bayard aud the minister /" Mr.:
shung added, smiling, chad the higbes,,
personal esteem for one another, ana
were very intimate in Washington"
The attache is very young. He was
educated at Phillips Exeter Academy
and nj Amherst College. He returned
20 New York that night, where minister
Hoon Is at present staying.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13

Ralph Stone will graduate from
EwarthmoHe College on June 18th. I'M
mediately following his graduation he
will enter the offiosuf Senator higgins to
study law.
The Pussy q Jones 90. yesterday week
shipped cargo of paper machinery
to r. Il. Walker d Co., Burnside, Conn.
The contents Of the carpenter chop Of
Contractor Francis D. Tallsy, who dis
appeared so mysberiously, were sold at
auction yesterday week by Constable
Dillin, realizing about 800. Talley is
Thought TO be In Philadelphia.
The PHILADELPHIA & Reading Railroad
Company has invited representatives Of q
number of Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware newspapers TO Atlantic
City on June 18th, to view the improve
ments made by them at that favoxite re-
sort.
VIZ. PishereT Thursday sold the follow
| ing properties: No. 3l8 East Seventh
street 10 DR.. Smith Cooper, for 81, 1886 =;
No. $40 East Seventh street, to james
Lynch for $1,635; Nos. s22.4 East
seventh street, to Joaeph Hendei toi
| 81, $50.
Thomas ]. Talley has purchased from
the Germanis Loan Association the
dwelling No. ALB Delaware avenue,
formerly the residence Of NJ. L. Liohten
stein, for $4,000. The price 10 regarded
% very low rs II Ia known that Liohten
stein refused Sl0,060 for II. After re-
pairing and refurnishing the property, Il
will be occupied by its new owner as be
intends TO sell his handsome suburban
residence burr Oaks" opposite River
view cemetery.
| Thomas Lally says that he is mot can
didAts for sheriff, and the published an
nouucement ia the Sunday Star is with
out his authority or consent.
j. D. Sweet and his museum Of curiosi
ties, which havs occupied the building
Nos. 220.2 Market street for the past few
month";, removed to Atlantic City Tuesda,
for The summer. Mr.. Sweet is Are mar.
shall OF that place.
The funeral of Hanson A. jackson, Oh,
Western Union linsman who was drowned
in an effort to complete telegraphic con
nection across the Oonemaugh river, tool
place OF Derry, Pa, Friday last. The
Derry Monitor makes extremely compli
mentary notice Of the brave young man
who lost his life at the post of duty. HI
leaves brother and other relatives o.
Eighth and Spruce streets, this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
A nrn,vninT nrYstery.

Tha bodv of nm unknown man was
80 ,r tbs water Mt SMYRNA Landing
day or two ago. Upon being taken our
II was discovered that the feet were
weighted with o heavy rock, which was
securely tied on, railroad spikes being
used 10 secure the knots firmly. Ihefe
we've no yaluables, nor In fact anything
upon the person Of the dead man reveal
Inc his Identity. There were no MARKS
Of violence upon the body, and the case case,
n an entire mystery which the coroners
;nry was unable to solve. It Is generally
belieyed. however, that the unfortunate
man suicided.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13


Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
OlAYMoNT, June 10.-The commence.
mens exercises of Miss Chaytor's school
took place on Friday afternoon and even.
ing in the grove near the school. AT 2
O'Clock 10 boys contested ia military
drill for prize. Lieutenant Fisher OF
the First Regiment Company Q, Whining.
ton, acted as Judge. The drill lasted
one hour. The prize was awarded to
Master Lot Casey, son of Robert Casey,
Jr. II consisted Of solid silver medal
which has been since the drill hand
somely engraved with name of the win
ner and date. Miss Madge Poulson also
received q handsome prize for high
averages In her lessenB.
The festival at the Church OF Ascension
Friday evening Melted $45.
Ohildren's Day was celebrated at Clay.
mont M. Il. Church yesterday afternoon
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-13
DorHK.

Special Correspondenco OF Gazette ana journal
DOWN, June 6.--Mss. Mary ANA Rash
of Philadelphia, formerly Of Dover. died
Saturday, aged AZ years. The remains
were brought here yesterday on the lu.2a
train and Inferred In Lakeside Cemetery,
the funeral being largely attended.
Dog Register Butler hiss received gllg
for registering dogs. His bill for killing
was ga, leaving balance OF $40 WHOM
has boon paid into the treasury.
Orders for excursion rate tickets TO a.
tend the Wilmington Conference Academy
commencement cam be procured OF 2. d.
B. Day, scoFetsry Of the board OF
trustees. by sending name and address.
Tickets good for June 10Th TO 2zd inciu-
alive.
The annual meeting Of the board OF
directors mission OF the Wilmington
| Conference Academy will meet 10 the M.
Il. Church Wednesday, June 18TH, ct
| O'Clock, p. m.
Captain william A. Blocksom, Dr.. has
been awarded the contract for carrying
the mail between Dover and Little Greek,
vice Captain d. O. Montgomery, whose
time will expire the last of this month.
Dover, June 10.-The Rev. John A.
Lyons of Wilmington, vicar general of
this diocese officiated OF Holy Gross
Catholic Church here yesterday.
Farmers around and near here are
alarmed al the indications OF loss in the
prospective wheat crop from soab and
small lice, which have attacked some OF
the crops while others are seriously af-
fected by scab.
| AT o meeting of the directors Of the
Camden Union Camp ground, II was de-
cided to hold 10-dsy's camp, commend
ing August LIST.
Down, June 12.-The Leipsic cream
cry has begun operation.
4 Richardson 4 Robbins have closed
their canneries for few weeks.
A large party went to the beach yester.
day.
The Presbyterian parsonage is being
improved and porch erected.
The Milford club defeated the Gam
dens yesterday in q poorly contested
game, by SCORE OF 8 TO 0.
The Milford club will play here Oh
Friday and the Camden club Tuesday.
State Capitol Lodge, I. o. g. T., cele
) brated It's Esd anniversary last evening II
; Burton's Hall In an appropriate manner
. \ The exercises consisted of addresses b,
J Grand Chief Templar O. o. Sweeney
George Garter, I. q. LoAand, Mira. Z
i Parsons and Clarence Wilson, recitation
| and singing by other members. Dele
) eates were present from Smyrna an,
Q Olive Lodge. A sumptuous banqust,ws
0 served. ~
d Miss Annie Fisher has been appointe
Q private secretary to her father, Judg
q Fisher, In the Office of auditor Of th
{ treasury al salary Of 81 900 per annun
Y The real estate in the townof Dovel
: according to the last town assessment
d amounts to $1,579,215 the persons
!. property, $27,s37; poll tax, $52s, 800
It Total, 90, 1856, 1852.
r Personal; Miss Julia Todd 10 visitin
9 in Philadelphia-olyde Davis of Phil
l. delphia is visiting friends hers-D. {
# Montgomery, Jr., and T. ]. Stevenso
r have been.to Philadelphia.