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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
THE TESTERS BELL.

Mrs. Benson (reading advertisements)-
'Umbrellas recovered while you wait. L
declare, modern detective methods are
perfectly wonderful
Mamma, what's twins'" asked the
smallest child 81 know" replied the
older one, before the mother could answer.
three babies are triplets, four are quadru-
peds, and five are centipedes."
Mrs. Reeder-Don't you find much en-
joyment in reading Shakespeare, Mr..
Shadmind? Mr.. Shadmind-Io n certain
extent, yes. / think, though, he would
have made his works of much more inter
great Americans in his plays.-Christian
at Work.
He Knows Them Both. Teacher--John-
ny Cumso, if your father can do piece of
work in seven days, and your Uncle
George can do it in nine days, how long
would il take both of them Johnny
They'd never get it done They'd sit
around and swap fish stories.-New York
Epoch.
"You have been so long about the min
ister's hand, John, that ! dare say YOU
could preach a sermon yourself now, " said
gentleman To "a beadle. "Oh, ma, sir |
couldna preach a sermon, but perhaps |
could draw an inference, though" We'll,
John, what inference could yon draw
from this text, A wild ass snuffeth
IN the wind at he !leasurc|' Nccl,"
replied John, "the only natural-like n,er-
ence that | could draw frae IL is Just this
that she wad snuff lang time afore she
would fatten on 1.-THE Gentleman's S
Magazine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
The Methodist Meetings.

The Union Evangelistic services at
Mathewson Street NJ. +. Church, under
the leadership of the Rev. +. =. Telford'
are increasing I'm interest with the pass
ing days. Mr. Telford is man OF great
fiuency and power as a preacher. Ihose
who hear him once would 20 hear MN
again. Last evening he preached TO a
large congregation, using as his subject,
I" .ost on the Mountains" The sermon
was strong appeal TO the uncohverteu 70
vice two young men went forward ana
knelt at the altar Mr.. Telford will preach
this evening ON Ropes That Bind"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
THE wOMAN's AUXILIARY.
An Interesting Session at st. stephens
Church Yesterday.

The session of the Woman's Auxiliary be-
gan at 10 O'Clock yesterday at St; stephen
Church with celebration or the Holy SoIi-
munion by the Rev. ID. Johnston, Bishop
of West Texas, assisted by the Rector, the
Rev. DIR. Fiske; the celebration was fuil
choral. and the boy choir of the church
was present. An address of welcome was
made by the Rector, and by Bishop Clark,
who introduced as speakers the BlsnoP OF
Texas, and the Rev. DIR. Parks, OF Middle
town, Conn. previous to which, however.
an election OF officers took place, Mrs.
William Ames' being reelected president.
The reports of secretary and treasurer
were also read, and were very encourag-
ing. The meeting adjourned for lunch at
10 o'clock and the afternoon session De-
gan at O'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30

THE School Board meets at the High
School building this evening
THE committee on investigation of the
city property committee meets at 1880 this
evening.
AT the close of this afternoons session
of the Teachers Institvte, there will be a
social gathering in the Y. NJ. Q. A. Hall.
A collation. will be served.
THE Society of Christian Endeavor Of
the Union Congregational Church will
give reception at the church parlors on
Monday evening To the new President,
Miss Florence X. Wilson. All young
people are cordially invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
As the Boom Begins.

One Of the most gratifying evidences OF
general faith in the prosperity and pros
poets Of Providence is shown when men
of wide experience in other fields come TO
cast in their fortunes with the city. Buck
Nrothers, who have recently opened an Of
flee at % Weybosset street, where they pro,
pose To conduct "A general financial and real
estate business, are men of this type, exper-
fenced, far seeing and quick TO appreciate
the possibilities of a town. They say they
come TO Providence now TO get in lust as
the boom is beginning"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30

At the recent international exhibition at
Jamaica, the jury awarded the highest
medal and diploma for friction pulleys
and hosting machinery shown TO Nolney
w. Mason * CO., of this city. This honor,
won from competitors from all parts Of
the world, is highly gratifying.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
MARRIED..

ARNOLD.wILkINS Saylesville, oct.
81 by the Rev. Winsow w. Sever. l. D., VIII
LIAM T.. ARNOLD and HANNAH f.. daughter OF
William Wilkinson both of Saylesville.
ABBOTT-NEW TONI Arlington, on the 21th
lust at the residence Of the bride by the lcv. w.
j. Halse, WILLIAM f. ABBOTT and Lucy H..
NEWTON, both OF Arlington.
EDDY-FRANK LINN this city, Oct. %. at the
residences OF the brides parents by the Rev. H. l..
Cushman, ID. ID, PHILIP ENoCH EDDY and MIL
LIE IRENE FRANKLIN, both OF Providence.
GARRISON-UOI.NE ES-In Cambridge. Mass
oct ~, by the Rev. Charles q. Ames, FRANCIS
JACKSON GARRISON and THERESA CURTIS
HOLMES. (No cardsD
DIED.
ANTuONY-At Riverside Fast Providence, 2sth
inst. EMMA LOUISE, wife OF ) cphcn Il. Anti ony,
In the 31th year of her age.
ARuINt.TON-ln Edgowood, Cranston, 25th
inst. JAMEs n. AHMiNGroN, in the 10Th year OF
his age.
UIIL-In l., n dale. Il. l., 2sth inst. JOSIAH X.
HILL, in his oOth year
MvIKINE-In this city Oct. ~. at his late resi-
dcnce, No. ~ Gesler street MICHAEL MULRiNE
PIIIIiPS-In Scituate, r. l., Oct. %, HORACE
PHILLIPS, aged 80 years and days.
ROngERS-in this city, Oct. 2S. MARY ROD
GIFTS, wife OF Bernard Rodgers, in the Goth year
of her age
sIIyA-In this city, the Goth inst, ANTOINE
SILVA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
ron saLE-UIsCELLaNEoUs


A Fine Ro,kaway at KiNiBALL's BRO DwAY
STABLE. "a Dean g.. n called for soon. Owner Ia
. hurry for cash.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30

The urb ic g. invited give hsratr on. Her ~.
rrrierrn .ii su a enables Der gl.t r.f.t.. sat-
.fsctlou ali the neW styles o. fan and b. inter
garments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30

Briet Marriage aud Death notices inserted
free. want " advertisements Of I.Ot more than
ten lines hdJ Il ce,t a iCord tOr the st insertion,
transient rates thereafter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
INSTR UCTION.
yrRH,TIN REPORTING.

EDWIN n. GAIDlNER. formerly official Court
Stcnographer In Chicago. Boston and other cities,
will furnish verbatim reports OF testimony before
courts commissioners &C. and attend to all short
hand and typewriting work. Instruction given ln
Verbatim reporting. Apply at 3iWcStmlnstcr street,
room q, or Common Pleas Court Room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
LEG1L NOTICES
State of Rhode Island, Etc.
Office Of the Harbor Commissioners,
2 Market Square, Cor. of Canal 81.

PRuvIpENCE. r.. l., oct. %, 1891.
Notice IL hereby given under Chapter 100 OF tho
Public Statutes, OF the intention of this Board TO
mark out n harbor line the east side OF PawtUcket
or Scekonk River from Bass rock, below Dunnels
wharf to the Central or Red Bridge, along the Paw
tuCket and East Providence shores.
The Office OF this Board and the 2Sth day OF Mo-
vcnher 4. -. 1891. at o O'Clock 4. NJ are the place
and time vcd for hearing the city Of Pawtuckct the
town Of East Providence ald all parties Interested
in this matter.
J. HERBERT SHEDD,
Chairman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
nIXInEND NOTICE

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
dividend of one dollar per share Will he paid on
the Common stock OF the Thomson Houston Electric
Company On Nov. L. 1891 10 stockholders OF record
at ciU.r OF business Nov, 4, 1891. go
iEe transfer books Of the Common stock WIZ De
closed from Nov r TO Nov :, both days inclusive.
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
G. A. COFFIN Treasurer.
Rosfon Oct % 1901
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
0dS xhdl abndrt6.

SabInrbilIe. Ie.-Die Intiinbisune 10.
ftiinbiser @rbeitsaeit in ben 8pne unb
Saplor @ruben bat bier srDBe Sreube
berbprserufen.
Ser 8ersmann Sobn 2ubsate
tpurbe am Sreitas in Der Toplor @rube
bur9 cine Sprensuns setDOtet. @r
tpar felt 25 Sabren Elm 8etpobner bieies
Ortes unb binterIaBt cine gBitttpe NIT
a6t 2inbern.
- sSoIepb Mandus, elm ibelberii9s
tistes Subieft BON ber SibIep, bertpun'
bette am Samitas 4benb in Der Wirtb.
f6aft bon 8ate 8urfe bafeIbit Sranf
8afertp. Ssnrp @riffitbs unb 9lntbonp
8robiSfi 6ur6 9tepolberi6IiIe, bod
iinb bic @unben berieItsn nibt eefdbr'
lid. Ser 3erI. ipeI6er f6on friiber
bier ober ftinf gerionen bur6 S@dRe
pertpunbet bate, 1T Deridtpunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
BON Der Snbfeite.

H@. SIM S9ubfpre ber @ebr. Slid
an @ebarftr. finbet man bic befegBaare.
Sobn @sfpfabI trat am 0onnerfas
cine &eiie na9 benz aIten 8aterIanbe
an.
Die Demofraten 6er 20. @arb baben
Daniel Battle aIs &anbibat fiir ben
Select GpunciI uufBeiteIlt.
Miler's Selb unterbaIb Der Scrans
ton Stablmdble 1T bon Der Glen Sons
panic ansetauft iporben unb tpirb aIs
Elm philadelphia fir SdIaden unb gide
benubt iperben.
B@- Soebsn eineetrpffen: Die neues
Iten Muitsr bon feberIei6ten Siiten fir
Serrsn. Breiie bic nieorisiten in Der
Stabt in Gaf1eII'S,
gde @ebar gpe. unb SidorpitraBe.
Martin O'Soro bon @aibinston
glbenue bebrobte am sSreitas abenb feline
Samilie unb bic Nadbari6aft iibers
baupt unb iebte iosar bem 9oIisiiten
M. s. Walib einen &epoIper auf bic
8ruit, ipuroe aber trobbem sur glbflbIs
uns na& benz Stationsbauie absefiibrt.
@esen IL 1lbr Sonntas gea6t emit.
ftanb, ansebIi6 burd bic GrpIoIion
elmer 2ampe, Seuer in benz Sauie bon
Batrid 8eap, an Stone 4benue in Der
10. @arb, unb in furser 3eit ipar baI.
ieIbe nebit SnboIt serfbrt. SO mar
flr $500 perii8ert.
Inter Der Iufiiht bon SObn @ibbons
tperben eesenipdrtie bic StraBen mad
benz neuen Barf au8eebebnt. 8ropi
uno @ibbons Straben tperben Bis aum
Gnbpunfte bes 9arfs berIdneert unb
IeBtere bierauf nit 8reditraBe berbun.
ben. 8is sur offi3ieaen grbffnuns am
80. Mai secentt man pieI bon Der Gr'
belt betpdItieen Su tDnnen.
Der FINITE Sabresberi6t bes @erD
mania 8aubereins ldbt bic 8eripaIt.
uns in sinem iebr euten 2i6te eri6ei.
nen. Ser Serein bat in ben finf Sabr
rem ieineS 8etanbes cine @eIammtprd.
mie bon S36, ,117.70 er3ieIt Der berr
anI1Iaete 8ertb elmer Aftie 1T S87 81
Der tpirfIi6e 8ertb e77 .65, mas einen
8einberbienit bon IL Clio gro3sn
! eIei&f6mmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
9pbe ayarfer O6ptiaen.

Mapor SeIIDtps Ideinen bic eeIe.
sentIi9en au8fdse febr tuobI 3u bsfoms
men uno ct eritarft sufebenbs.
E@- 9bOtosrapb Srib SummIer III
mad SO. 328 2adatpanna 9lbenue unis
9e3o9en. 2l,4
= Die @ehieits 9ent bat iebt AUDI
cine ,,Dime" SparabtbeiIuns er5ffnet
unb tuir6 9epOiiten i'm 8etras bon 10
Gents unb auftpdrts annebmsn.
= Gn @aibburn Strabe bat man
NIT ben 8Orarbeiten fiir bic 2esuns ei=
mes GspbaIt StraBenpHaiters BON
Utain sur Sumner 9Ibenue bssonnen.
: Der oft senannte Sobn 2ilp bon
gSeit Sadaipanna gtbenue 1T tpegen
Berfaufs bon 2iquor pbne 2isens unter
$500 8drsidaft seiteut ipor6sn.
= Did Dabies unb Sobn 2otprb
baben ben @ontraft sur 3einisung beS
biefSen &SpbaItpfaifers erbalten unb
iie seoenfen bic Nrbeit bur9 srinbIi9e
9lbtpai9unsen su tbun.
Oea 2apibS, g. O., 90. DIT. 1890.
ct. Safobs Del ipirb bier in unIeren
Steinbrii9en TETS berIanet, ba es Elm
aussesei6netes MitteI sesen llnfdae
iit.-Senrp u. gabb, gambler.
= Gin 9ieb brans am Spnntaa
WiorSen 2 l1br in bic @obnung bon
9ofmeiiter 8. M. Sonss an SIb
Dfain Ipenue, tparb aber bur4 6as
@riua9en zines SamiIiensIisbss Der.
i9eu4t, ebe ct 8eute sema6t.
- 8is auf tpeitere glnfdnbisuns
tperben bic 8ersIeute, Nrbeiter un6
Sanbtperfer an ben 8. 8. & SO. @rus
ben 3ebn Stunben tGgIib arbeiten-
cine febr tuiIfommene Na6ri9t. Die
Iusii4ten fir bic 8ufunft ioIlen 1ebr
ermutbisenb iein.
-Srou Iusuita Monninser itarb
am Dlitttppa 9iadmittas i'm gIter bon
65 Sabren an 2afapette StraBe. 9ie
8eritorbene itammte aus SadIen un6
fam bor 48 Sabren mad Scranton, ais
eS nod SIocum Spqotp mar. Sbr
@atte Senrp itarb bor 81 Sabrsn iie
bate nit bemfeIben 3ebn &inber se3euSt,
bon ipeI1en fieben bic Nutter iiberles
ben. Das 8esrdbniB fanb am Sreitas
Ha@mittaS ftatt. nadbem Serr Bfr.
8ieImann in ber 3ions &ir1e einen
SrauersotteSbienit abeebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

B&r Sausfrauenl @ebraubt
Trdser'S ,,llnSesiefers 8ertiIser" seser
@odroa1eS, 8anaen, Motten &C. guns
berte bon @mpfeblunsen iteben su Dien'
fen. Sn Apotbefen unb Stores 81
berfaufen. &auft fein fuertbIofeS 9rd'
parat, ionbern berlanst Trdser's
Breis, 25 Gents. GERM. Trdser, 525
@ebar 9lbenue.
-SeiIe 9ap bon OIbpbant ipobnts
Samitas Abenb elmer SeftIidfeit in
Probioenee bel unb quartierte fi6 bann
i'm 8riItol SoteI elm. 9lIS er am Sonn'
tag Morsen ni9t eridien unb aud bas
&Iopfen nidt beanttportete, brans man
in fem 3immer unb fanb DAP tobt.
gr bate baS @aS auseebIaien unb bic
&5bre nidt absebrebt. Der Wiann
mar ettpa so SABRE alt unb binterIabt
3tpei &inber.
S Ser aud in beutf9en 8reiien
ippbIbsfannte Gapitdn Samuel g8. SeIs
Ter itarb am Samita9 in Green &ibse
i'm Sitter bon 48 Sabren. @r mar
tpdbrenb beS 8irserfrieses Elm Mit=
sIisb beS 76ien 9a. 8esimentS unb
abancirte bonn @emeinen aum 8anse
eineS Captains. gr binterIGbt cine
Srau nit mebreren &inbern. Oas See
srdbniB fanb am Wiontas mad benz
Soreit Sia Sriebbpfe itatt.
H@r 9ubtpaaren unb @arberobe sglrs
tifeI fir Damen unb &inber, umfa1enb
bic moberniten Sommermuiter bon Sis
ten, SadetS, 8louien, GIoafs, etc. !;
aud cine bdbi4e IusWabl bon Sons
nenidirmen.
Serren unb &naben empfebIen mir
bic neueifen Senbunsen bon Sommers
bitten, SaIstii9er unb @arberobese8ens
ftGnbe.
&eiienbs finben bic Bette glusfuttuns
in 8roipn'S Bee Sibe.
-9ie 2ette elmer SdnseIampe
brad am Mittno9 Ibenb bel Der 8Iei'
berma9erin Srau W. u. Sripp, an
Sallfteab Blace, baS brennenbe Del
ent3iinbete ben Carpet auf bem 8Uben
un6 ale 2Di9beriu1e iparen fru1tIoS,
Bis bic Seuertpebr eridien. Oie bas
GtabIiiIement beipobnenoen DGm6en
tparen gum Gobe erf6redt, bod trus
nur Srau Tripp 8ranbtpunben an ben
Sdn6en babOn. Der 8erIuit iiberiteist
faum 500.
= Bon ,,i6Ie6ten 3eiten" Bat man
am Montas, mo 8arnum's Circus bier
mar, ni1tS SeIeben. Spipobl Na9s
mittasS tpie IbenbS fonnten giienbabn'
unb Strabenbabnipaeen unb Subrtperfe
ieber @attuns bic fdauIuitise MenSe
faum mad benz Sairerunbe bef6rbern
unb Sauienbe Sinsen nod au SUB. Sa,
mo es ii6 I'M Elm 8ereniisen banteIt,
1T bsr @elbbeuteI ftets often; aber cine
ebrIi6e SduIO besabIen-uSa, Bauer,
baS 1T 'tpaS anbereS !"
= Gin Dor einen @aeen Der 6. &os
binion 8rauerFrma seipannteS 9ferb
brad am Samitae 9lbenb bor bem
GrpitaI 8alace ben SaIfter, rannte i'm
@alIpp bic 2adawanna Gbenue binauf
unO iprans an @oObman'S Sdubfore
auf ben Seitenipee, auf bem e8 bis aur
Benn Apenue berblieb. Dort itieB baS
Subrtperf sesen einen PfOiten unb Sas
8ferb rib ii9 IpS; nadbem eS auf Der
Strabe elm aIteS @bepaur nieberserunnt
unb Ieidt berIebt batte. ipurbe e8 eins
sefansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
$500 @elphnuna. 500,

Die 9eIsr hes Scranton @p6sublatt" ptr.
ben li6 frsnerf ~ erfabren, bab ss psnisiiens
cine esfiirhtttf 8ranfbeit eiebt, wsl6e bic
0iTsnIGaft in al ibren Stufen ~ bsiIen I'm
Stanbe 1T; Sal's 8atarrt aur u bic tiujies
jrst Der Gr3tli6sn 8riiberf9aft btiaunts pci>
tire Sur. aatarrb erfcrbert ale cine @cnift-
tutionsfranfbeit cine cpnRitutiuntne 9sbanS-
lung. SaQ's aatarrb Sur pirb tnnfrli& &C.
npmmen unb pirft birtft auf has 9lut unb
bic I&Itimissn Sberfa@eu bss SYfems, ba-
purh bic @runbIase Der arantbeit serfSrtnb
unb bsm patitnten 8raft ssbeub, iubem is bic
&cnfitutiun bes 9Srpers aufbaut unb Der
gatur In ibrem Werfe btlft. Die Gissntba-
mer babsn 10 Sifl 8ertranfn tu ibrtn pttlfrdt-
ten, baB ie tinbunbfrt Dcllars 9slcbnung fur
jsbsn SAT- anbietsn, ben iie su farirtn perfeblt.
ea6t gu& cine eiifs Spu 3susuilIsH fummsn.
Man nbrtHirs:
8. 8. @beues & 6 o., 5OItbp, ..
E4T Bon DrOsuiiisn psrfauft, rs 6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

-Sn pieIen 9beilen SIobeuti&'
lambs fieI am Iebten SOnntus, ben II.
Mai, Sdnee sur Tiefe bon einem SUB.
Srudtbdume uno &eben tpurSen i4per
bef9dbiet.
= abplf 9alIpa SfutlGsnfabrifant, 119
GarrpGlrabs, Buffalo. q o., iast: SD mar
etpIaet nit lltbtlftit I'M Waeen, acpfpeb unb
alssnsiner S&pG6e. Sarbcd Slucb Stttsrs
bat mid flrirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
Neibert'S
c5mtuelier : 0ei6aft,
NalleD Sans SlOCf.

Reide auswabI bon aoIosneu uno iiIberuen
ubren, @anbubren. Silberpnareu. @inae
SroHeu, 8oritednaosIn. unb iiberbaupt Elm
poIlftduoi9es Eager BON allen in mein Sad
einldla9enben @anren.
&eparaturen bon &aiden. uno @auo.
ubren, S6mudiaden etc. tperbeu bsffer unO
Piintti1er bsiorst ole ionfwO in Der 6taot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
D61ttE
Sepoiiten nnS Sisfoato 8aaf,
BpOmins ausnue. Gde epruesfrabs.

@apitaI, ,...............-......SIOO, 900.
0ieies Snftitut If iest fur Elm aIssmeines
Seiddft er6ffnet. gorporationen. Saufeuts
uno Suoipiouen iino nm ibre SunbIdaft 9ebe.
ten. Suterefen ueroeu auf 8eit.Depoftrn
erlaubt. GinIasen BON 10 Gents auftudrts
an9enommen.
prdfioent. ............S ames q. Sidion.
8BeRrdf ,......".-Gbas. buR. Bred.
Gafirer,..............S. @. 0unbam.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-01-02
CAPTAIN WALLACE KILLED.
He Loses His life in n SlSirinish With
the Indians.

Several Soldiers ana a Number of
Redskins Also Slain.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-01-02

lpartment officers that the difficulty
| would be averted without bloodshed,
especially as the campaign seemed
to be on the eve of closing. The
manner in which the Indians acted,
however, as described in this morn
ing's kilograms, caused some of the
Indian fighters to feel that treachery
would be practiceG when the troops
came to the actual work of disarm.
ing them. These fears have been
realized.
The Seventh Cavalry is the regi-
rnent, the contingent of which died
around Custer in 1873, and the fate
of some of its members now will
have an effect on the survivors
which will not be be at all friendly
towards the hostiles.
1t is reported that another fight
has occurred, this time near the
agency. This afternoon one of
Colonel Forsythes troops of the
Seventh Cavalry, was fired on by
some Indian who went out from the
Rosebud camp near Pine Ridge, and
on their return they fired into the
agency. This caused sbirmish, in
which two soldiers were wounded.
The Indians who were camped near
where this skirmish took place,
moved west to creek near the
agency. Owing to the absence of
the cavalry there is great trepida>
tion here. Indian scouts who have
just come in say that but few Of
Big Foot's men are left alive.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-01-02
l. V. RETIENBURY,
Fall Winter and Holiday
Greeting.

(Do you want Watches and
Chains) if so 1 have them in
Gold, Silver and metal, for
Ladies and Gents at all prices.
(Do You want Clocks if so you
will find mIne the largest assort-
ment in the county. 90 you
want Jewelry) have an end
less variety of Ri gs suitable
for everybody. Cuff and Collar
buttons without number,
Ladies sets, Lace Pins, Earrings,
Cuff Pins, Jersey Pins, Tie
Pins and Bracelets for all that
want them, Gold and Silver
Thimbles, Fountain Pens. Gold
Pens and Pencils. do YOU
want SiIverware) if so you will
find Tea Sets, Castors, Cake
Baskets. Butter Dishes, Fruit
Dishes, Pickle Castors, Knives,
Forks and Spoons, Fruit
Knives, Nut Picks. Napkin
Rings and everything usually
kept in a first class Jewelry
Store, Canes in Gold and Silver
head and plain. My stock of
spectacles must be seen to be
appreciated. In Nicknacks and
Novelties | keep good assort-
ment, Violin strings and fix
lures always on hand. Repair
inc speciality, promptly and
properly done. Remember that
all goods sold by me, that can
be, are engraved free of charge.
You are respectfully invited to
call and look my stock over and
ifin want of anything in my
line ! should be pleased to sup
ply that want. Thankful for ali
past favors, | shall do my best
to merit a continuance of the
same.
Very Respectfully,
j. V. RETTENBURY.
'ushore Pa. Branch Store, Lopez
Feb. %, 80.
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EDITOR REPUBLICAN


The annual County Institute
was organized in Garey's Hall, Dec.
29, 1890, at p. m. Prof. Harry
S. Molyneux of Dushore, Pa, was
elected secretary and Prof. Frank
W. Meylert recording secretay.
After effecting an organization, the
County Superintendent Prof. NJ. r.
Black introduced Prof. j. NJ. Cough
lin of Kingston, Pa. who addressed
the Institute on errors teachers
make" Among other things dis
cussed during his talk were: Means
and ends in education education is
a matter of growth Distinction be-
tween recitation and preparation /;
Study the individuality of children /;
Standing too close to class during
a recitation draw line between in
struction and training; Centuring
trifing errors too severely; personal
habits; Teachers should not lose
their tempers.
A committee on singing was ap-
pointed by Supt. with Prof. Meylert
as chairman.
Monday evening sociable was well
attended and every body present re-
ports good time. OF 50 teachers
in county 6S are enrolled. DIR.
Horn arrived on the Both.
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They will Move Against tiie New
York Central ian Congress.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The prin-
ciples of the Knights of Labor are
toward a different construction oi
society and the members,
even in the trade locals,
learn to believe the present wage
system is not the most equable, and
that the larger reforms can only be
secured through the ballot box and
by legislation in State and national
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aessgnee's sale of Valuable Real
sEstatc

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stata nf pannsrInan;, " S"N'"" anu
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T. ]. kEE:L.ER'S
STORE.
CENTRE MAIN STREET, IAPoRTE, PA
TO YOUR ADVANTAGE.

Call and be convinced Of good
qualities and low prices. am adj:
ding weekly to my already large and
we'll assortment of general merchan-
disc, consisting of dry goods, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, ready made
clothing, notions, hardware, flour
feed. aud a general and at all times
a fresh supply Of groceries.
guarantee satisfaction. Give us
a call T j. KELLER.
LaPorte, Pa, Aug. s, 'S9.