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ANNA AND

nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
II WESTERN RAILROAD
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Express
for New York and ali points East. lao, 80,
jlf, 500 and $50 q. m; IL 81 and 35Op, m
Express for Easton Trenton. Philadelphia
and the South, SIS sou and 9,5j q. m; l255
and 40 p. m.
Washington and way stations, S55 p IN.
Tobyhanna accommodation, go p. IN.
Expr IS FOR Biughamton, Oswego Elmira,
Corning, Bath, Dansville Mount Morris and
Buffalo l2lO, 10 a. IN. and la p. M, making
close connections at Buffalo to all points in the
West Northwest and Southwest.
Bath accommodation, a. IN.
Binghamtou and way stations, l2.3I p. NJ,
Nicnol- on accommodation, at p. N. and
10 p. m.
Binghamton ana Elmira Express, 6 Oj p m.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswega
Utica and Richfeld Springs, 2.lj a. m' and LA
p. IN.
Ithaca 2.l5 and Bath q. m and l2l p. IN.
For Northumberland, Pittston, Wilkes Barre,
Plymouth Bloomsbury and Danville, making
close connections at Northumberland for
Willamsport, Harrisburg, Baltimore, WASH
ugtOn and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate stations
COO 9bj a. m, and l3O and 6O7 p. III. ,o,
NantlcoKe ana intermediate stations, oO3
and ll2D a. IN Plymouth and intermediate
stations, 3jOand S.j! D, III.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on al
For detailed information, pocket time tables,
etc, apply to NJ. l.. Smith, city ticket ofncs'
32s Lac6awanna avenue. or depot ticket ohca
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Train leaves Scranton for Philadelphia and
New York via d. IL IL. r X. at am, 1910
&3s and ll.3j p. m, via D., l.. & w. K. r., eco.
sos II ~ a. m, aud l.3O .. IN.
Leave Scranton for Pittston and Wilkes
Barre via D.. l., g. W. X. r., 800, a05 lid
a. IN, l.3O 1850, GO7. so y. IN.
Leave Scranton for White Haven, HaZeton,
POttsville and all points on the Beaver
Meadow and POttsville branches, via +. j. W.
". 40 am, wa ID. g. II. K. X. at am, l2.l0,
23S, i.lG pm, via D., l.. S w. K. r., 800, s.03,
lL2O am. l3O. $50 pm
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem, EastOn.
Reading, Harrisburg and all intermediate
points via d. l. H. X. r., am, - TO- 2.3S, ll35
pm, via D., l.. 81 W. r. R.UOO,S.0S. ll.2O a. H.,
l.D pm,
Leave Scranton for Tunkhannock, Towanda,
Elmira, Ithaca Geneva and all intermedilts
points via d. & II. r. h. ,9W m, Y ~ and ll.35
p m, via d. l.. IL W. r. r., sos a. IN. l.30 p. III.
Leave Scranton for Rochester. Buffalo NJ.
Ggard Falls, Detroit, Chicago and all points
west via d lS II. X. R., 9O7 am, l2 1919 i5 Ii 8j
p m via d. l.. u W. X. r. and Pittston
Junction, sos am, l&O, 90 p. III, via L. & w.
Il H., 3.4l D. II.
For Elm ra and the west via salamancL via
- ~ H. X. II 90, a,m., L. IL, ,G.ij p. IN, via D.,
l.. & w. Il. H., sos am, l3O and 0.07 p. In.
Pullman parlo. and sleeping or l.. Y. chair
cars on all trains between L. & B. Junction or
Wilkes Barre and New York, Philadelphia,
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROLLIN Ii. WILBUR, Gen. Supt. East Div.
CHAS. s, LEE, Gen. Pass Agt, Phila ,PI.
A.W NONNEMACHER,Ass Asst Gen Pass Ag't,
south Bajhlphnm, Pa.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
y RAILWAY co.
TIME TABLE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE n
Trains leave Scranton for Carbondale at
$50 1875 am. and i l0p.m
For Hancock Junction, 1875 a m. and 10
pm,
Trains leave Hancock Junction for Scran.
ton. q am, and 20j pm.
Trains leave Carlondale for Scranton At
q a IN. and 3.3l, jH pm.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. ].
LsHlep AND sUsQusHANnA DIVISION

Anthracite coal used exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and comfort
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1891.
Trains leave Scranton for Pittston, Wilkes
Barre, etc, at $50 9lj, lL30 a. M, IL 80, 2O1.
3aO, hul 40, ll.Oj p. IN, Sundays, so a. IN,
LOO, 2lj, 40 p. m.
For Atlantic City, $50 a. m
For New York, Newark and Elizabeth. S9l
(eXpress) a. m, l2,jO express with Buffet
paflor carr, $50 (express) p. IN. Sunday, 9l5
=, IN.
For MAUCH CHUNK, ALLENTOWN, BETHLE.
HEM, EAsTON and PHILADELPHIA, SO a m
lZoD, 33O 5N except Phladepnia) D. m.
Sunday, 2.lj p. m = '
For LoNG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. etc at
e3O twith through carr a. IN, l2.50p m
for Reading, Lebanon and Harrisburg. via
Allentown, SO q. m, l2.5O, 400, PIN. sunday,
2lj p. IN.
For Pottsyille, s20a m, 1880 D. M
Returning, leave New York foot of Liberty
street, North river, ut $40 (express) a. IN,
LlN lD, A.3l express with Buffet parlor earl
I. N. Sunday, 4.3D a. m
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal gg1
q. m, 2.OO and 49, p. N. Sunday G27 a. N.
Through tickets TO all points at lowest rates
may be had ON application in advance to tho
ticket agent at the station.
II. =. BALDWIN,
j. II. OLHAUSEN,
Gen. Supt.
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ARCHITECTS

nAVIS & HOUPT Architects Rooms "a.
- % and 26 Commonwealth bldg Scranton.
II J., WALTER, Architect, Library nui.d.
4Ls ing, Wyoming avenue Scranton.
L. /. BROWN. Arch g. Architect, Price
. building l2j Washington Ave, Scranton,
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W ~ Burr building, Washington avenue
II ENRf NJ. sEELY Law offices in Price
- building, l%J Washington avenue
ERANK, T. oKELL, Attorney at Law. Room
o, Coal Exchange Scranton, Pa
MILTON W. LOWRY, lAtt'ys ~ Washing.
I. u, Won STORCH ton ay., G. II. square
JAMES W OAKFoED, Attorney at Law,
- rooms w. 6l and 05 Commonwealth big
SAMUEL W. EDGAR, Attorney at Law.
- once, III Spruce ST., Scranton, Pa.
A. WATRES, Attorney at Law, 42J
-. Lacka~anna auc Scranton. Pa.
ID =. SMITH, Counsellor at Law. Office.
l rooms 81, 90 5j Commonwealth building
& r. PITCHER, Attorney at Law, Com.
-. - monwoath building. Scranton, Ia.
c. CoMEGYs 81 Spruce ST.
II b. REpLOGLE, Attorney-Loaus ue,o-
- uated on rea! estate security. 4OS Spruce
+. klLLAM, Attorney at Law l2y Wy
De oming avenue, Scranton.
SCHOOLS.
CCHOOL or THE LACKAWANNA. Scrau
~ ton, Pa, prepares boys and girls for college
or business: thoroughly trains Young children
Catalogue at request.
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M and School, AZ Adams avenue Pupil,
received at all times. Next term will open
DENTISTS.
VNTM. A. TAFT. l.. DIS. lOi North Wash
w ngton Ave Speciality in Porcelain
RESERVATIONS. Grown and Bridge Work
n G. LAUBACH, surgeon Dentist, No. lIi
-. Wyoming ave.
Il. NJ >rRATrON. Office Coal Evchonoa
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LOANS
TNHE REPUBLIC Savings and Loan Asso.
4 citation will loan YOU m ney on easier term
and pay you better on investment than any
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SEEDS.
n H. CLARK & CO., seedsmen Florists
VI, and Nurserymon store l46 Nashingto.
avenue; green house, 1850 North Main avenue,
store telephone sS2
TEAS.
GRAND UNION TEA CO.. Jones Bros.
WIRE SCREENS.
los, kUETrEL, 6Ij Lackawanna avenu,.
~ Scranton Pa, mauut'r Of Wire screens
HOTELS AND EESTAURANTS.
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SEEDS.

n Il. CLARK &c CO., Seeismen. Florists
VI, and Nurserymen; store l46 Nashngtoa
avenue; green house, 1867 North Main avenue,
store telephone ,s2
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Thomas Kelly. OF West Lackawanna
avenue, and Miss Lizzie Regan, of Glib
son street, were married at $ o'clock
Wednesday morning at the cathedral
by Rev Father O'Reilly. The best
man was Patrick p. Callaghan. Of
Newark, N. j., cousin of the groom.
The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Re
gan, sister OF the bride. The young
couple left for New York and points Of
interest in the eastern states.
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DENTISTS
WIN. A. TAFT d DIS, lOi North Wash.
w ington Ave. Speciality in Porcelain
Restorations Grown and Fridge Work
n G. LAUBACH, surgeon Dentist, No ~
y. Wyoming ave
L. NJ. srRATroN. Office coal Evchanoa
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WIRE SCREENS.

iAND UNION TEA CO., Jones Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-14

A NUMBER Of Delaware and Hudson
officials came to this city from Scranton
on Tuesday night, over the Wilkes
Barre and Eastern railroad from Yates.
vile, and left early yesterday morning
over the Wilkes-Barre and E stern for
New York. In the party were c. R.
Manvile, OF Carbondale. superintend-
ent of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
company; R NJ. Oyphant. James
Roosevelt, Alfred Van Santvoord and
K-nsett Olyphant, of New York, and
Horace G Young. of Albany, direct
ors, and George E HarnSy, of New
York, architect, Wilkes. Barre Record
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los kUETrEL, dIj Lackawanna avenu,
= scranton. Pa. mauutr Of Wire screens
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-09-06

Turkish rug man mounted the
steps to offer his wares on the
weekly installment plan. Ii was u
continuous clatter, with buzz
saw edge to it, and it continued
over 80 seconds when young Bow.
ser awokc with yell, and the cook
came flying from the Kitchen. Mr..
Bowser m ossed the knob and let
so. and he got out hs knife and
worked tho point of the blade be-
hind it, but the olatter even grew
louder.
"What is it.-wbat have you
done p demanded Mrs. Bowser as
! she rushed into the hall.
"Mako that young I'M stop his
internal noise, and you go back and
sit down - he yclled in reply rs he
galloped down stars after ham
mer, II screwdriver, n pair of pinch
ers and a whetstono.
Mrs. Bowscr heard him pound
ing and rushing about for five min.
utes. Then ho came up stairs and
pounded and rushed some more.
The cook flew into the back yard
and screamed "Fire !" and "Po-
lice - and young Bowser tried so
hard to drown the noise Of the bells
that his eyes rolled, and he exhlbi-
ted every symptom of fts. Mr..
Bowser finally found the wires as
they led in from the front door and
cut them off and pulled them out
10y the roots, and the ringing ceased.
Then he sat down on the front
stairs. He was there when the
frightened child finally grew quiet,
and Mrs. Bowscr went out to see if
the hurricane had passed.
"Well, did the volts, and the
amperes, and the alternating cur
rents get mixed up?" she kindly
asked.
Mr.. Bowser looked up and glared
and breuthed as if he had nothing
to say. There was no need of
words. Sho was to blame, Of course,
aud in the morning his lawyer and
her lawyer would have an interview
and arrange for the divorce and
settle the amount OF alimony.
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Concerns You Read II.

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MUSIC QUATRAIN>.


BN ~ W. FREDERICK, \. NJ
In the beginning God. -Creatinis feat
Was man God imaged in living SOUL.
Whose inspiration first was found com
plete
When Music voiced the gladness of the
whole.
The morning stars in glory dight
Sang symphonies the ages through.
Till melody was merged in light;
1t sparllles now upon the dew
When first the sun, the moon, and
stars above
Poured out, in turn, their gold upon
the earth,
The mystic jingle woke the heart of love,
The sweet tenchantment of the soul had
birth.
Rippling resonance Of ocean,
Gently breathing from the west,
Dialect OF sweet emotion,
Voice OF heaven--earth is blest.
Whence swells this sweet supernal
strain,
If not its ELF the heart hears singing /?
Or whence forever throng the brain
Those run!c words SO weirdly ringing d?
The fragile reed upon the shore,
Poor stripping of the sand and slime,
Wakes TO the far-oH occau's roar
And thrills with heavens airs sublime.
Is Stella sleeping, Mother dear,
Upon your lap? Why hush my glce -
Said littlc May; What il she hear?
Please let her wake and sing TO me-"
wonderful realm in the air
Arises on ripplcs of rhyme.
Miragcs of oases somewhere
Symphomisus magic of tins!
Welcome omystical voice from the sea,
Borne in on the swelling tide,
Calling and calling me outward with
thee
Over my sunken Atlantis glide.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-09-06
Resolutions of Respect.

At a regular meeting Of Eagle
Council, No. AZ. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. j.,
Of CranesyIllo, w. Va. held Aug.
25th, 1891, tAo following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted
Whereas, in the dlspcnsation Of
an Allwisc Providence it hath pleas
ed the Grand Counsellor Of the
Universe to remove by death from
our Council, Brother Clinton Me
thepy aud
Uhcrcas, 1t is right and proper
that due regard to his many yir-
tues by paid ; therefore be it
ResoiUed, by Eagle Council, No.
AZ, that while VIC humbly submit
TO the stern DEGREES of the Mighty
God, We do none The less mourn
our loss in the calling away Of our
brother.
Res0lUed, That in the loss of
Brother Clinton Mcthcny the Coun.
Gil mourns the loss Of brother who
was ever ready to defend the rights
OF his country IN supporting the
principles Of Virtue, Liberty and
Patriotism.
Rcsolred, That the deepest SYM
pathy Of this fraternity be extended
10 his parents and friends in their
deep sorrow.
Res0lCed, That these resolutions
be catered upon the journal Of this
Council and the charter bo drapcd
in mourning for thirty days aud q
copy OF the same be transmitted to
the parents Of the deceased and 10
the county papers for publication.
NJ. W. SANDERs,
A. q. WOLF,
g. q. TEErs.
Committee.
o. +. FEATHER, Sccy.
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MASS CONVENTION.
A GRAND MASS CONVENTION
OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
Is CALLED 70 ASSEMBLE IN
K ING w OOD,
Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1894,
ATlO O'CLOCK, 2. ".

Al O'CLOCK, Z. NJ,
For the purpose OF nominating
candidates for County and District
Offices and such other business as
may come before the Convention.
Candidates to DO nominated for
the following Offices:
Two Members OF the House OF
Delegates--East and West Side OF
the River.
County Superintendent OF Free
Schools.
Member Of the County Court
from each of the eight Districts OF
the County.
The President OF the Board OF
Education and ono Commissioners
for each District.
1t is the earnest desire OF tho
Executive Committee that every
Democrat in the county be present
and take part in tho proceedings.
Let there be full turn out and
rousing big Convention.
Eminent Speakers will be present
BY order Of the Committee.
w. j. LAvELLE, Chairman.
j. SLDELL BRowE, Sec'y.
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NEW Committee.

The newly elected Congressional
Committee for this District, as SO
iected at Marnnsburg last week, is
composed Of the following members;
Barbour, ". II. Ice; Bcrkelcy,
Archibald Odcn; Grant, b. j. Ba.
ker; Hampshire, \. l.. Pugh, lIar.
dy. Joseph |. Cunningham; JetTcr
sou, K. a. Alcxgndc.; VI ,rion,
Charles Powell; Mineral. Or. Frank
Keyes; Morgan, A. Il. Uuger; Mo-
nongtlin, T. =. Rcay; Pcndlcton,
W. ii. Boggs; Preston, DR.. W. NJ.
Dent; Randolph, Il. D. Talbot
Taylor, John II. McGraw; Tucker,
Il. Hansford
The new Committee organized by
elecling Hon. John II. McGrnw, of
Taylor county, as Chairman aud
Hon. Wm. Il. Dent, of Grafton, as
Secretary. An active campmgn will
be opened at once and fought to Il
finish in November.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-09-06

What wonderful liars the Repub-
licans are and how mad they me
bee use their pct measure, the Nc
Kinley BIZ, is settled at last. and
we have new tariff bill. They
Said tie Democrats couldn't pass
any tariff bill, ond they were IN
great hopes we couldn't. and it did
look "a little that way for q time.
Then when the bill finally passed,
they were badly ratified and very
blue. but there was one faint hope
left. 1t was barely possible that
the President would veto it. and
they did and SAID everything in
their power to exasperate him and
nag him on to do it. but. alas, il
was all in VAN, and the President,
paying no heed to their dog day
rawlings, did the best thing he could
under the circumstances and allow
eel the bill to become law. even if
it wasn't Jost what 5e wanted. And
now the Republicans are bowling
around that his backbone is gone
and that be didn't bave the grit to
to do it,, etc. What idle nonsense
and how beautifully and wonder
fully inconsistent "our friends the
enemy" can be when 1t suits them.
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THE NJ. T.. CONFERENCE.

FOrtietb Session VI. T.. e.. Assembled
at Jane Lew, August 30, 1894.
The fortieth session OF the West
Virginia Methodist Protestant Con-
ference assembled in the VI. T..
church In Jano Lew, Wednesday,
August %, 1894.
APPOINTMENTS.
President, II. j. Wilson.
Addison, G.. ID. Clark.
Avery, l.. A. McNcmar.
Avon, NJ. ireland.
Auburn, ID. II. Davis.
Arnoldsburg, G. B. Stewart.
Barbour, l.. N. Anvil.
Bnrnsville, j. II. Mossburg,
Birch River, j S. Golfer.
Buckhannon, ID. G.. Wees
Camden, A. e. Blake.
Cherry River, II. Underwood.
Casovillc, &. j.. Hall.
ChbdWphJ L. w lICl|Uu.
Doddridge, u. w. Morrison.
Friendly, X. g. Deem.
Freeport, w. l.. Kelly.
Georgetown, IL. Young.
GlcnvilIe, /. q. Ochcltree.
Grafton, !. a. Barnes.
Grccnbricr, j. A. Perry.
Gandoylle. G.. A. Doll.
Harrison, A. i. McKeever.
lIarrisvillc, o. D. McKeever
Hendricks, A. NJ. Lingcr.
Halo, Moses May.
Jackson, G.. G. Board.
Kanawha, Thomis Jackson.
Keystone, Il. II. RAIDER.
Lewis, j. |. Vincent.
Marion, j. +. Warner.
Warrington. ". II. Hart.
Morgantown, to be supplied.
Mt. Morris, } n. Holt.
McKim, G.. w. Phillips.
hasontown, j. G. Jones.
Ncstcr, D. G. Boggs.
Ncwburg, NJ NJ. Eycrly.
Newark, G.. IL. Snyder.
Palatinc, G.. l.. Queen.
Peunsboro, j. If. Ncstor.
ParkersbuIg, ". G.. Elliott.
Pickeno, O. ID. Clark.
Raymond City, W. Il. Harrison.
Rayenwood, D. y. Warren.
Reedyville, u. J. Harris.
Roncevcrt, }. G. H.. Cogcr.
Sandyyillc, j. J Mason, -. y.
Spencer, NJ. T.. Smith.
Smithyllle, George Poyncr.
South Sutton, j. D. Johnson.
Spring Creek, j. Dunn.
ST. Marys, ! j. Harper.
Su utton, } A. Cobt.
St. George, G. W. Barrett.
Tyler, j. W. Bibbeo.
Upshur, J. &. Reese.
Vadis, j. n. Smith.
Valley (coloreD Thomas Wells.
Vaudeville, Oliver Wc5.fdl.
Weston, ID. G. lIelmick.
Webster j. II. Conaway.
White Sulphur, &. G.. Douglass
W. sutton, Thomas Goode.
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For any and all kinds Of le4a
blanks address this Office. Pr
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o. f. FEATHER, Scc'y.

The REVIEW or REVIEWS for scptcu1.
ber might well be- called an interim.
tioual politics number, the word poll
tics being used in it3 brOddest sense.
Every lins Of this whole compact i.euo
is up 90 date and directly pertinent To-
tie great problems that concern the
world at the present moment The
most elaborate article IS entitled .po.
litical Japan and It's Len Iers The
writer is "a Johns Hopkins graduate
who spont some years as "a professor i'm
70 government Institution in Japan. and
who has written the present article
with reference 60 all these conditions
which have brought japan TO "a domcs.
tic aud foreign crisis. The result uf
which is the cxistins war with China.
T. uder The title Of the Work Of thc
fifty-third Congress" the REVIEW fur.
nishcs q record OF the legislation Of the
past year. and dcvotcs several pagss OF
fine print 90 the actual tariff schedules.
placing The Mckinley rates and the
new rates side by side This IS n ssrvic.
that VIII be particularly appreciated
during The pending campaign Mr. w.
T.. shaw of the REyiEW staff has also
complied for this number q summary
account OF the important laws that
havc been enacted by the Gftccu state
legislatures which have been iu session
within thc past six or eight months
DR. Albert Shaw, cditOr-in- Of the
REVIEW presents an article on the new
Hawaiian constitution. evidently prc.
pared from a close study OF the com.
plcte document lie points ont MANY
interesting featurcs nui regards the
work Of the Hawaiian convention as
cvinclng high order Of statesnanship
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-09-06

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MAYOR Julius K. Monroe.
Res,riar Felix Elliott. Jr.
Clt1eU nan =. Ami Martin, VIM Maneor.
" rsh1i q. Fsather, viii 4. Thomas aud =.
rsglssrtsant- Charles w. Dorsey
Societies
Knights ~ Pvthias-Lodge meets every Tucs-
day evening 70 their hall over j. ". Bakers
tore at 500 o'clock.
TnieDsnlent order ~ Odd Follows Lodge
meets every saturday evening" at their hall in
Bish1,'s CLOCK 40 500 o'clock.
Golden 7nle Encanp'ncnt No 30. Z. o. o. r..
each month. in tho odd Fellows Hail, over the
postoWee.
The Independent order Of Good Tempiars
trc n sstf 8verv PEI lev evening, In the I. o
o. r.. Utli. NJ 500 O'Clock.
Rs1 wsa nssfs everv wefnesdav evening al
3 B'clonf in the knights Of Pythias Hall over
Bakers store.
Kingw,9l Council. 40. j5, Junior Orlor Uni
tet Nas~ieen Mechanics Noets everv wod.
nee ttg evening 40 O'Clock in the odd Fel-
low Uti over The Postonico.
~ t,o - ire. W oT A = and A 81. Ncets
" 10 the Knights Of Pythias Hall ovcr Bakers
Churches.
a. r. ctureh -t,sv 81 w pidcr Pastor
sf~viec l--Pra totin evorv sunday SO fO 300 M.
and ~. M. sunday School 70 . 70. M. Glass
Msofi 10 O.. ". You1g Folks Mocfing az Is ~ p
97so.' 97''y0' "'''''' ''''y '''''a'y evening At
Ba7u.t churcb-Rev. J. Muuaney. Pastor.
Segvce, sosond and Fourth sunday In each
r,onth at io.D. a. M., and II D.. NJ. Praver
n 51r First and Third sundays Up. VI.
va sbyfcrian Church Rcv. j a. Hackett
pts'9r ffeacnins every eanoath al lo,tl M.
cvsning 81 o'clock. sunday school no 980 al N
- church.- Kov. R. S. Smith. Pastor
proa ng every fourth sunday in each month.