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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08
Your own work

rlgns OF Saturn. Your own work
has just brought to us a new contri
button to it, which is not to be
sighted, aud which places you in
an honorable rank among the few
women who have devoted them.
selves to the study of mathematics.
In the last century Mile. Marie Ag-
nesi gave treaties on differential
and integral calculus; since that
time Sophie GERMAN, as great by
her literary and philosophical talent
as by her mathematical faculty,
won the esteem of the great geome
tiers who illustrated our country
during the ommencement of this
century. A few years ago the Acad-
envy Of S ,iences, on the report of
commission of which ! had the
honor to be a member, bestowed
ons of her h CHEST premiums upon
Nj ne. de Koa alewska, by which her
name is inscribed near to those of
+ Ter aud Lagrange in the history
of the discoveries that are relative
to the theory of the movement of
a solid around fixed point. And
now you, Mademoiselle, you have
brayely entered the field. We very
well know that for several years
you have pursued with gfeat zeal
and with no lees great success the
work of the measurements on the
map of the heavens. You have pre-
pared your thesis in following, with
An assiduity that could not BIZ over
ooked by us, our lectures on supe.
-ior mathematics. You are the |
irst woman who has ever presente d
,r sustained successfully her thesis
before our faculty for the degree of
locteur es mathematiques. You no
,ly open the way, and the Faculty is
lad to proclaim that you are worthy
# the dpgree of docteur with all
White balls"
1t was after that allocution
hat the public enshusi.
,stically appiauied M IS Klumpke.
ynen, finally, the hurrahs had sub
.ded, a reporter approached the
Dung lady and inquired how the
VOCATION of mathematics had come
o her.
"Oh, MONSIEUR" answered she,
st is very simple; from my very {
| admired and was at.
racted By the heavens, and | have
sken 80 mathematics as the only ;
yay to become more and more {
ca tainted with them.'
LIE NEWS is GLAD to add it's
arrest fluctuations to those of the
'rench scienti6c crowd that APP .
Landed the triumph of Miss
llumpke, and besides, it will ex. s
ress lis best wishes for the happi.
.ess for this brave young American
irl. And, as "numero deus i'm
are gaudet," it hopes that, to the
70 rings of Saturn this great
Jrania of ours has already master
d, she will aid before long third
ne-tbe wed ling ring, followed :
y a brilliant cluster of pretty {
ABILITIES.
He Wants TO Soc The News.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08

Mr.. A j. Atkins is travelling
representative Of THR DAILY and
SEMI WEEKLY News, of Waco, aud
10 duly authorized to receive and
receipt for subscriptions to either
publication, also to make contracts
Tor a vertieing.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08
Notice of stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Blake Manufactur.
ing company will be held at the
flee of the company on Monday
the sth day of January, 1894, at 8
O'clock p. M, for the purpose of
e,ecting directors for the ensuing
year.
r, H. GRAY, President.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08

S ate Press has commenced quot
sng from TIE NEss and creditine
It simply to TUE WACO News
This if a decided Improvement upon
rs Oh way,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08
TRIUMPH or AN AMERICAN GIRL.

e"'hou Ao" uays "BO AZ ~ "
F., France, a glorious and unprece
denied success, having sustained
, thesis for the doctorate of science.
, in the National U University oil
France in the ancient and famous
center Of letters and sciences, the
Palace of the Sorbonne. The
French papers are full of psrticu
lars about and eulogies Of Miss
Klumpke, aud from them We ex.
tract the following:
Miss Klnmpke, was born in
San Francisco, her elder sister,
who had also scientific avocation,
had been graduated an M. d +,
when she was courted and married
by young and able French
physician who took his American
bride to Paris, and with her his
orphan sister-in.law, Miss Dorothea,
who then was yet child, and who
was educated in Paris, where she
made rapid and brilliant progress,
particularly in science, following
with an unfailing application and
interest the most arduous lectures
on the highest or deepest branches
N OF only her asslduous presence at
their lectures was noticed by the
professors, who were not used to
count any representative of the fair
sex among their students, bat her
great capacity, equally wonderful
in 80 young student, won for her
their love and respect, and they
offered her an enyiable situation in
the observatory of Paris. Aud
now she is the first of her sex who
ever has been able to obtain the
degree of docteur es sciences IN athe
the very highest AMI
most difficult to be won. The fact
is those who have succeeded in
it can be counted on the
fngers.
On the day Miss kumpke came
10 the bar Of the academy to sustain ,
her thesis the room, and even the
yestibule, were pa ok d by the elite ,
If the scientiti public of Paris, Old
,elebreties of science az we'll as
7ouag students; and when, after two
hours Of soutenance, MS klumpEe
vas proclaimed a doctor with white
,alls in eysry department of her :
rial, the general enthusiasm was
,nbouuded and the appliance
leafening. Certainly the French are
courteous and indulgent to foreign. g
'rs, and particularly 20 Americans
more thaa TO their own countrymen
n every circum 'tanae of life. but
heir respect for letters, science and
Irt is such thai they do not permit
heir courtesy and friendship to H.
luence and cheaper their Judge ,
nents in such matters. So Ameri /.
ANA who receive praise and
'ecompense in France as scientists,
Artists or litterateurs must be con
lidered as fully deserving them.
Miss KIumpke, say the French
apers, came before the judges
dressed in black costume
Sho is tall, slender, a blonde = i h
fair complexion, little pale, (
probably as the result of her hard
studies before the present alton of
her thesis. She showed no timidity,
but simple and dignitied ease, be.
side piles Of books and tablets on
one side, and on the other q large
bla kboard which she soon covered
with intricate equations and foImu-
las. During the two hours that she
had the fl ,or TO answer the search
mo n 1pstions Of the thraa prnfessnra
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08

The city campaign Will soon
begin TO liven mp.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-08

All communications to insure
prolnpt attention should be addressed
SO The News. Waco, Texas
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Personal.

,,JOhn II and W. 0. HofFeokor ana ~.
~ essfs' COunselman, attended tba W.'pp W
W eht,0h IN Baltimore last weeb
w ~. Meredith, of Cbester 80,
and a. 1ne funeral Of VIM. Keys LAST vel
Giu e.;o spent several days with his Smv.n,
n governor Reynolds has appointod WILL.
faoo lavender aV trustee of the Delmware ToI
~ W succeed Daniel NJ. Ridgeiv >0'
From, rIs pi tneresa and ClOtille Refs returned
''T,a P rhiladeIphia last Friday. ''' ''U
ordoinoJ ~ =: sawyer, late Of Odessa. will he
mon at m ~ tne Diaeonats by Bishop Colo.
an =. ~. Rev. &. w. Dame pFeacbiDo e'1cH tGH
OrqlnatlOn sermon. 1hs
srioDdn ioIn ~ orton, of Philadelphia, is visiting
g. ahe Y. S. X. have issued invitations
,2r : Iheir reception 30 be given this wear M
SMe ~, nome of Mrs. William Fletcher Brown
Inc hne event Will be the social feature Of The
Miss Ethel Cooper arrived home Monday
fIter a visit of several days with Miss
Aatherine Cairns, of philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs II. g. Budd have been on
Eastop. - ~ Y
Mrs. Carrie Farrell. who has been III for
Two weeks With plalaFjQl Intermittent fever
10 reported slightly improved.
Notice was received by tho frieRds yea
terday of the sudden death at MaPydel of
Mary Reese, daughter of David Reese,
near town, who married Edward Steele
last Christmas day, in her 25th year.
Miss Sara Jetferis, of Chester, "A charm
ing elocutionist, Gwho read at our Opera |
House last New Years night was married |
Monday to ThOs. j. Curry, of Hartford. |
po9R,
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
Publications.

,od record AtndnGc-The Record Almanac co
1850 mas Ieacned us-the first of our daily na,ys
papers. II is very neat catalogue and contain
! iots OF valuable information NOi''"in
Another year we have on our desk tho Co,,,,,,
D1bS;ahaSu tne 1870 just coming out Il i
RuoHsheu by the Pope Manufacturing 90 y
haIuOru' Conn.,, the great bicycle manfactnrcry
we are indebted to the PHILADELPHIA CoU for s
nahusome picture (28X30) giving thc nrogroSsi,,
newspapers and leading editors Of Tho iTnjtaSS
otales' IN the background is a fac-simile 0f H.
paper, on the face of which is = ubotca 20 ~ ~
likeness of its leading editor Tho nIts pun
been framed and Is hanging m in tbe nas
sanctum. up III Vhe editor
BOOK NelgS-BOOk NelUS for December tho boii
uAy issue; IS increased to twice the usu9I So
@ 70 luil VI monday hints for bOOkfsb DconIe H.
pages are gene rOusly illustrated ,yi,l ~. -
pictures from worthy books of Tho nn"ntb sun l
usual departments overflow with NeUe "r ,i 10
IhIesI PuDHcatlOns, authors dOinps etc pIili iC
JOhn Nanamaker o. wv HIlh. .
Cosm0pOhtdn.- The relation which nrioa bo,-.
~ fitIy ~ literature Is made obscure bv thn
CnrlstmaS Cosmopolitan Stories L,, 1i ~ uS
hlpllng, VIM Dean HOwells Mrs S,o,, ~ ~ aLi
M WIS DuItoh harrison and Albion ~ Tom
aIS GISpersed with poetry by Sir EdIviU
mOIu' 10 Eumund Clarence Stedman ana la,
COO ,t iisIey whlle through the number are
i, @ ILLUSTRATIONS by such famous artists 49,
It SlllngtoI' roche. ReinhaTt Turner Van Scboic E
" toSOH ana stevens. series of Dortraits - -,
Iil Tiul women OF society illustrate an s,tici" |
ar,io, HSSiaHohS OF Photography to Art: a travel
field Marshal; one of the series Of q rost aious
Vi history, To which FrOud and Gosse bs, Oii' 81,
icauy contributed, and half a dozen otbors -
Y interesting, go TO make up the attrartio,ids
M ni,h, i me cosmopolitan people saw w
misht charge you more for this uuInLor' 40. "c
~ lfailk ness, could we give Won hnttnr o-', ~
OetteI Illustrated, if we charged v0n a l"fSeiIdli
3Opy?' 3"u dollar
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
Delaware College Winter Cnnrse

During the past three or four wear,
many of the State Colleges in different
parts of the country have offered
courses of instruction in Agriculture
extending through the winter months.
Many farmers sons have bv this
means been enabled to spend some of
the comparatively leisure times of that
season in gaining knowlege of some
subjects directly connected with their
own calling.
A course of this kind was established
last winter in Delaware COLLEGE and
met with so much success that we wish
TO call the attention of our readers to
1t, now, that it is about to be- re.onened
The term begins on Jan. I'd and the
instruction covers such branches of
kno"ledge as agriculture, Horticulture.
diseases OF plants, veterinary science
entomology and botany. All are taugbt
IN as practical manner as possible.
with view toward their direct bearing
on everyday farm life.
The course is free to all and detailed
information may he secured by sending
10 Frof W. +. Bishop, at Newark. who
Will be glad to answer any questions
it,
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
Kenton.

Dr. ". G Wallis, who recently mar.
RED Crurnpron widow, and who % baa
nee nFen n. residing in Kenron for some years T
Practlclng medicine and running q
drug store, moved Yesterday IN Crn6so, a
ton, Md " - uu p
Jon, John Jacobs. of this vicinity. has
leased the store occupied by DR. WI
r5,,I',. lIS to open ,E a grocery store By this
GhaLge the place will be with1ut
drug store, which is not accorJiMr a
Ihe e, wish of the people. "
Ihere was also a change in hotel
proprletors yesterday. Samuel FnrtNor
'ne 1r, purchaser, succeeding WIN. p
Armstrong. The latter, after visi,ina
friends several weeks, will resume biS
residence in Crumpton. 1t is snid i1 in
: : r"hpton hat persons v no leave. tbera
i'1 ior o.htr places, always return sooner
Mt Friendship Church. near ,bis
S", lU"n, VIII have an entertainment nm
Christmas evening = - On
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

IHE papers announce the death OF
Robert Louis Stevenson, the great
novelist, in the far-off island of Samoa.
de wrote number of prominent works
but none of them are perhaps so well
known as the one entitled ''Dr JekvlI
and Mr.Hyde." 1t is thought this work
had deep hold among the legal fra
ternity of our State the way certain of
them in high positions on the bench
took the part of DIR. JekylI, when with
those conforming to the law, and Mr.
Hyde, when with the conspirators who
urged the Registrars to the act of dis.
tranchisement before the late election.
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
smyrna and Vicinity.


=" 'Iis the season for kjodytuu a.
Of hospitality an the hail j.s"y t5e G1.s lAe Gr'
o. CHARITY in the heart .-Iygiagg g'''"" Fr'
.t EAIsINs Rids Al, 8, and cents a pound
I
stoc[ rGOLdEY LITE dealers are handling a large
.oa n complete line of underwear Of
2SohaoIe prices at Mccoy & Brown
,hd dIckETs GET: are being sold rapidly for
me sHe Cecilisn Quartette on Cbrisy ~ ,or ~
,hi rok CAPS, wool necklaces and ann
.nIug you may want in men or ho,,9,
wear at Edw. G. Walls. 'UyS
THE advance guard of tbem.,r,u.
i.1 ,ai army IS on the march. Receive +
with congratulations. 'e''e IL
FINE display of candies and Chi.
~ ~ as cakes at the Smvrna poi.
lone and look in our window. ~
" you want pretty neckwear ~ 49,.
Slne OF gentlemens' furnishing goods
go to Mccoy & Browns. so3ps'
TIE large cities are apitatino g..
.Seactlon ":,ss 10 the price of bread. S5aiior
,"es ba,'a snould do 1ikeWise. Our bakers
nave dropped down % per cent.
YOU can find no better ,ObY,stnos
PIssent Tor gentleman than a nair - |
A'u gloves, or pair of fur ton driy;nr
Walls. N""e' a' Edw. G..
1T M doesn't look as if there would no
a. CHRISTMAS Ils mas corner" in eggs this wear.
bhe way they are coming into msrEat
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

The Legislature is to be asked to
make good deficit of about $4,000. bv
the Worlds Fair Commission to finish
up debt of nearly $4,000. The free
hand of that Dover junta who went
out with an apparent rowing commits.
sion and carte blGnch to make invest
ments for the State where it would
hardly show, want it footed all the
same by the common people, and here
1t is, without an itemized bill.
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

"FUNcTUs OFFICIO." is new phrase
which political Mephistopheles would
use in describing a circle with his
satanic wand in binding the court
from judicial investigation. 1t sue
ceeded 50 we'll in the case of the Regi-
strars, that unelected assessors in vii.
mington and Sussex county are expect
ing to secure office through the same
judicial blindness, or impotence.
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

WE are within two weeks of the
meeting of the Legislature. Wbetb4,
things will move along in quiet la w.
tul way, or an auarchstic condition
VIII prevail, remains to be seen. The
Republicans have for thirty years sub
mltted to the higher vote, whatever the
method employed to obtain it without
raising their finger, until it came to
striking qualified names from tb,.
Registration lists, when they protested
The Democrats seem determined 10
resist the majority in many cases where
obtained, as in the case of an Assessor
In Wilmington and six Of the hundreds
IN Sussex county. If the Republicans
submit, all will be quiet, but if tbev
stand up for their rights by maiorities
ana as guaranteed by law, with the
same determination Democrats do IN
hold on to the offices and mower tbera
may be serious trouble. 1t has been
understood that the Republicans would
contest the seats of the Democrats frooo
Kent county in the Legislature because
thelr success came from striking off ION
names of Republican voters from tho
Registration list with this intent after
close count, but even this seems 70
nave been abandoned. The existing
condition of things is thus stated in the |
Philadelphia Ledger:
The contest of the Republicans 70.
the Democratic members of the Leois.
nature from Kent county has heeD
dropped, but the contest Of the Demo1
crat VIII, IN all probability, be pushed
depatch says that the Democrots
= nave notified all the Republican mem
Oers from Sussex county that there no.
a contest against their seats in tbo
General Assembly on the gronnd of
Orloery. As no member of the I,eniS
ire can vote while his seat is under
Protest, the Legislature stands at nres- ,
guy II democrats and 10 Republicans :
instead OF IS Republicans and II Da1oo'
'raIs. The contest will be of litIIe :
in the House of Renro- :
sentatlVes, as each house is the indaa
'I Its own members, and the Re1ub7i.
;ans nave a majority of two in the
ower house, and they will be able 70 a
'eat the Republicans elected from Sns. S
'e1 county. In the State senate if L
ne democratic contest is pushed il L.
Vlli give the Democrats a maiorjty Of 81
I've instead Of one. A numbar of 81
'Iomlnent Democrats think that tba T
ontest will be dropped, as the Repnb. h
cans nave decided not to contest the m
ounty. ''OU Aeht
Since the above was put in TINE "a
ena'or Records, of Sussex. in renlv 70 re
question about the organization said ill
'e Legislature will consist of 10 Re. fr
'ioans and IL Democrats and tho, ca 90
'0ie Is nothing in any talk to the con. ga
ary' whatever may be said in tho te
'"spapers. This would indicate tho, hs
ere would really be no contest - st' Sc
lssex' and as Kent is off. the Ieois,a ~ ~
re will be constituted as DER the eIoo
IN returns. y,
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

AMBASSADOR BAYARD in a letter to
the the Secretary of State repeats a
warning to credulOus dupes about un-
claimed fortunes being left them in
England. The letters written them
by professed attorneys are only swind.
lers after their money.
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

and it is thought that an effort will be
made to organize one in the near fut-
ure; Cheswold is showing some signs
oI thrifty enterprise and each year she
Is adding some improvement to the
benefit of her town.
CheSUOLd. Dec. 1871.
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

o ror rheumatism | have found no,bina
IG;Iual TO Chamberlains Pain Balm "Oiting !, ra 3
I1eves W me pain as soon as applied - W pS-
g ouhg. West Liberty, West Virginia Thc W : :,
prompt relief it affords is alone w5rtb '% ne
LINES .;n the cost, 80 cents It's contin"od many
CIif,em T'lf eneSt S permanent cure For soIe use bv
O''i'oh Raymond, Smyrna, Del Oy
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
Program.

The following is the program of the
lIth Anniversary of the Woman,.
Christian Temperance Union. of Smvr-
ma, to be held IN the NJ. Il Church
wednesday evening, Dee. 18th. Ito.
h'gat,) at 80 p. N. W
frrocessional by the Band of Hone.
COunrpgatior
'N''P'ule hehdlHg-"C Crusade Psalm
Mrs r. H. HAYNES
............
'-Nii"eS from the National Convention -
81. '''''''''-' rs Kate + Smithnrs
Mrs Mary NJ WoIco,t
''N''0" 81 ue WORK Of seventeen years
Nf,; Mrs J. G. : prina
Band of Hona
" q, t'asu Iel .-...........Nrs Annie B. Pierce
10! al temperance Legion .........
Ro,J - ...........G Gilbert Jones
Ouartett. u y, 1'ol Marion Start
S"oi itS. .te- behuid Stand At the Door '
MTs l.. CumminS. Mrs l. o Woiier - &c
..,rl.,. "a. Me>SrS g. W Dame and l. n prica
ne woman ; Crusade" Miss annie " Ci,t,'' iCe
.1 MISSES Agnes CuIruw and Bcrtb" Stoi
" MAI are We doing for the boy. -. ''''
Mrs
Mary NJ Wolcoi
"H! sh'uld belong to the WofnaI's c,b,is,; 0.
ItlhPerance Union '.........M Mrs Star',1
Hear Our Prayer -. '@"6'e
Ill: ............. key 4 Steu,a
Sin0;,,,,
''.''-''.'.-....
................
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published q, sr,,..,,,
DEL every Wednesday afternoon, at , o'clocl
IhE TINES is an independent paper devoted ~
the welfare of the town it represents and tho
STATE OF which it is part It also gives the
Items OF Importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland
ROBT D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor
IEkMS-SUBSCRIPnON-S per annum. No
paper Is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-exeept at the option of the publishers.
ADNERTISEMENTS-T SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
reSents but for the outlying district of which it
Is the centre, embracing the towns of Clayton.
kenton' Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. A rate of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising. special reduction on
all semiannual and yearly advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

Eiizabe1b5% Eiib5% cSsn wilmington on the 9th inst NJ.
oI clayton, age a. years. "ei Ureeh' formerly
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

10, IHE days are getting to their short
SSIi FsIioD Out not short enough for the law
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

,bd Ee subcommittee having in cborco
G 5ne arrangements for the inaIIgnro,iIrg f,"r &c
TToVeTTnor-e ect Marvil met a1 i D""nn S',"n M oi
tuesday,; tuesday,; committee of seven mani mani on ull
ino each of the four districts in tbo Stots
including the members Of the State I'M 'omeo
diu, dttee and the chairmen of the 'e seyorni Col
u'atr'cts ,aao C or county committees md tbraa
the ' cbain,ao I,IL oaoh district to be named bv
receiying iii",T'ihn thn Will make arrangement FIR
baIf niiR Tue Governor. The Governcr,s
inaugural. ie"tuFes OF the
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
MARRTAGrS
DEATHS.

Sto,,tkU tIkU Ton the 9th inst H.. n =.
o"pFay' John lnman aud Miss DeudH HSv T1,,, W
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

SHERIFFS SALE.
10 mo ny y virtue OF a writ Of Venditioni Exnaros
I'm ~ me ulIected Will be exposed to public cI O a. a.
Tne M Delaware House in the town If sue, at
LUCK creek hundred Kent county ana gidyd dIa
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

MEN What you can
Ann get at Sixth
ANp and Market-aiI
ROYS kinds, styles and
'' prices: Smoking
LIKE Jackets, BATH
SOMETHING Coats, Dressing in :.
ru Gowns, Umbrel,
USEFUL y, las, Canes,
~ Gloves, Hand
AS kerchiefs, linen
uo11n,v and silk, initial
hVLlDAI ed and plain
cIpTC Z Ollars and
UlfIO' Cuffs, Neckwear,
A. SuSpenders, Muf-
nerS, Knit Coats, Sweaters.
=, Underwear, Full Dress
8P!liIeidS' P..II Mackintoshes, |
Ruhher Coats, all in our |
furnishing Department.
66Iu!bbers, Rubber Boots and
slippers in our Shoe De-
paartment. Hats and Cans
OF all styles in our Hat De-
Partment, and Reefers
Suits and Overcoats in onr
Clothing Department. No
matter matter what you have to
spend come here and sec
now now much and how good
you t; can get it. Any selec-
away if you wish to avoid @
the rush which comes Later :,
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19
MarYland Itnnn.

Cecil county is pleased with H.
OF the Chesapeake and nnI.ue ,me repor
! commission. """re cana
obot..4 ". VI. d. Hart Of Townsend has nm
nHuseu tract OF timber of about 900 adras
'''''e miles from Centreville Nd.
ora,,in "a marriage was celebrated Wednosdor
Rem,mg Rrammg at N, 'Choptank' by Rev n NJ
browne The parties to be NINTH NJ VI.
'e"e'I and Miss Mary BrambIe ''''' were
John f. George, of SudIersvino I'm,
seven % hogs last week which vo;aL ak HIlied l65
io', 4o'' l62' i2O, 4l3, and 4OS res5ect;oi'! ~
agSfegatIng 1894 pounds Tho ov'HeIy' o'y'
weight was 4jG ~ pounds. "' average
James II. MeNeal, one the genial n.
Hardn'.n'In 'ne e. oH"nnahan and Wrigbts"n
and h" Iiu I1. 70, Is the happiest man Easton
noHnd ha,s i"S right to be. 1t is an eiobt.
En- sGan. oouhclhg boy and arrived NoEda,.
afternoon. EaStom Lelgel lSth iuxt ~ o'iuay
roIiJ HT, Edward John Power died ot II,
rresIuenee reI m Millington. Inst Tbured a. MS
,.onn ,."ni general debility, age from s0 ~ y
9nJ a....L IT. rover was a native Of IrelonJ
%.ith VII 'hiIle hi TO this county, voung many
prior t'S tn 1a4d 15aIner' the late Edward Power
y .G;ARrER-PEARsoN. - The Nothol;..
- iikLp'ScopaI Church at Greenskoron,JL,' ''ulSI ,.
I1e Rs scene scene ot pretty wedding Wcd5".d",'aIS was
a,a. ,,'a Snar!es II. Carter, of Cr1mntion NY |
'c married TO Miss Annie Power Pear",,,,,' -,u,'
EGreel5Q E,re'I5 borough: The ceremonv wos
Isbnrs ,.an "y n the Rev. }. A. Arters. The
Emor,. SeTG re- Dr. Frederick r. Malone
.on ~ ph;ilj ujIPlh and DR.. Charles l.. Pear.
'' VI '''"deIphla, brother of the briSas
Smyrna times., 1894-12-19

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