Evening journal., 1890-03-06
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DENTS, Personal News.


Dentis,-Persona News.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEw CASTLE, March "a movement
IS on foot 60 call public mass meeting
IN the Opera House, and there organize a
Board Of Trade, some time this month.
The object is to form body of at least
live OF the most enterprising citizens for
the purpose Of offering inducements to
manufacturing Industries to locate here.
The idea is not new one, but has been
talked OF Tor long time, and now Pc
tition bearing the names of many promi-
nent citizens isbeing circulated. Another
one Of the first things that the new or
ganization will do will be to rebuild the
old City Market House aud improve the
Market square
An old resident Of New Castle tells an
amusing story of his first adventure at
the dentists Il was many years ago
and old DR.. Cooper was tine sole manlpu-
lator of the forceps in this city at that
time. The doctor was very delicate
man, while his patient was powerful
farmer. When the shining instrument
was applied. the belligerent bicep re-
fused 60 give way. This caused an
agonizing pain TO shoot through the
sturdy sufferers body, and the yell that
followed almost deafened the dentist.
Another jerk brought the tooth half
way out causing much more
intense pain to the big man
in the chair. He shrielxed furiously and
grasped the flesh Of Dr. Coopers limb in
his right fist SO tight that he groaned.
cried and shrieked, but all to no avail.
Finally his presence of mind was re-
stored and he reached for that inner tuslx
once more The farmers terrible grip
frightened, and the doctor pulled with all
his remaining force Then the tooth
came, the fingers were withdrawn from
the doctors leg, and the crowd which had
been collected on the outside. BY the
sounds Of the two bowling men, dis
persed.
Company II. n G. d., held its regular
weekly meeting and drill last evening.
The recruits showed marked improve.
ment IN their movements, and most bf
them We're able TO drill with the company.
Lieutenant Booth commanded the com.
pany aud read an order from Captain
Boyd, stating that two company drills
will be held each week until March go,
when a full dress inspection win be
made by Major g. Leroy Brown of New.
ark After the drill business meeting
was held and Benjamin r. Hustle, VIII
liam J. Ferris, joseph H. King, Jr,
Frank H. Pinkerton, John II. Rodney,
Thomas Holcomb and John H. Martin
were elected contributing members.
Work on the new lockers and other i'm !.
provements TO the armory viii begin in a
few days. The recruits will be drilled by
Lieutenant Phillips every Monday even
ing
Ii will be of interest 20 some Of the
local lovers Of the histrionIc art to know
that the Seymour Stratton Company
which filled such a successful engage
ment in this city last month, has dis
banded at Bridgeton, N. J. The com
pany played one week at the latter place.
Mr.. Stratton at once set about organizing
another and stronger company, and It is
thought that they viii soon be on the
road again.
Private A. Higbee Davidson Of the
Eighth United States Cavalry, has been
granted furlough until Monday, when
be will leave for Dakota to report for
duty.
Mrs. Margaret Shilling, who was com
mitted to jail on Monday In default Of a
fine and costs of $500, was released yes.
terday, her husband having furnished
the necessary amount.
The members of class No. 0 OF the M.
Z. Sunday school are making active
preparations for a supper TO be given by
them at an early date. probably in the
Opera House.
The Misses Addie and Jeanette
Young have gone to Philadelphia for a
months stay.
The Misses Stockton have returned
| from their winter home.