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Death OF Mr.. John K. COale

We have lost another one of our useful
citizens in the death of Mr. John r. Coale
which occurred last Sunday. He had been
sufferer for four months from repeated
attacks of congestion of the lungs, and
was extremely i'll for several weeks. He
came to this town in 1878 and began the
mercantile business, giving much atten-
ton to the sale of wood and coal. After
the death of the late Mr.. Bunnell he con-
Quoted two stores, one opposite the Court
House and another at the railway station.
For several years past he acted as trus-
tee of the Upper Marlboro Academy. \
widow and eight children survive him.
The funeral took place from Trinity
Church on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Sontag
officiating, and the interment was at the
cemetery
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Meeting Of Directors.

The newly elected Board Of Directors of the
Agricultural Fair Association met last Saturday
with all present except Mr.. John W. Belt and MIR.
j. 7. ,lenger. The Board org AIMED by electing
DR. r. $. Hill, President Mr.. Z. f. Berry, Vice
President: Mr.. Joseph 5. Wilson. Secretary: Mr.,
Frank W. Hill, Treasurer: and Mr.. L. }. Grant,
Assistant Secretary. The folIowing:-Dr. Hill.
Messrs Berry and Wilson-wer appointed a com
mttee to attend the trott ing circuit meeting in
Baltimore the 9th instant and at same time to
determine dates for the Fair which will be during
the 3ru It'll week In August.
The following gentlemeu selected to act
as Chairman Of their respective committees: On
Grounds, DIR. l.. A. Griffith; on Premium Lists. Mr.
F. Snowden Hill on Accounts, Mr.. j. Benson
Perre: on Printing, Mr. | 5. Wilson, and on Recep-
ton, DIR. W. w. Warning.
\ committee of three consisting of Messrs. Frank
w. Hill, J. T. Ballnger and DIR. l.. A Griffith. were
appointed to select Advisory Boards for Washing
ton. Georgetown Charles, st. Marys Calvert and
Anne Arundel counties
The Comm ittee Premiums was asked to re-
port at the next meeting race program witt
amount of pnrses not to exceed $1,000.
Adjourned until Febr uary 26tn next.
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Wedding Bells.

A quiet but pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday January % rd at high noon
at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, this
county The contracting parties being
Miss Susie F., eldest daughter of
Mr.. James H. Shreve, Of Surrattsville, Md,
and Mr.. James Farney Brent, formerly of
Prince Georges County. but now located
in business in Washington.
The rector, Rev. VI. S Poffenberger
performed the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her father:
The Church was beautifully decorated
with evergreens, palms, and white flowers;
The bride wore travelling dress of
mole broadclothe. trimmed in velvet and
seal fur, with hat and gloves to match and
carried u boquet of bride roses.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Brent left for short trip, after
which they will reside at Good Hope
Heights
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Items from Friendly.

FRIENDLY MD. January 2e.h
MIR EpIroR:-l.ast Friday was the scene of a
most enjoyab'e dance. given at the residence OF
Mr. j. Thorre. under the auspices OF Messers
owen rhorne and II ,rry Dixon. About midnight
the most tempting TT treshments were served which
proved IL at nothing was left undone by the gentle
ment in charge Among those present: MIR. and
Mrs Harmon the Misses Maud and Gertie liar
ma II, the Misses Mary and Laura Callahan, Miss
Rosie King nd Miss Hattie King, Messers Harry
d ixon, Edgar Thorne, Maurice Thorn John
allaham Presley Ward, Alton Roland>, Willie
Dixon and others.
Miss Emma MAYOR of Ireenm1unt who ha
been visiting MIS- William Schart has returned
home.
Miss Ida BIagonia is visiting her sister, Mrs
MattingIy.
Mr. Edgar Florence has returned from Florida
where he has been on visit for a few days
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lily attsville Items.

\ large congregation greeted the new
minister Rev. Charles Mayo, al the
Pinckney Memorial Church Sunday morn
nw. He preached an interestin" sermon,
taking for his text: Acts of the Apostles,
chapter \. verse 81, Nov therefore are
we all present here before God to hear all
things that are commanded thee of God
Evansville Council. No. 63s. National
Union. at IA recent meeting elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year: II. b.
Major, president; Charles II. Welsh. vice
president: A. r. Holden. speaker: George
Mish Smith recording secretary: George
Tise, financial secretary: J. c. Robinson
treasurer; H b. Mrngnald, chaplain;
Moses &. Smith, sergeant at-arms, Ernest
H Gibbons. usher: J. {. Boykin, door
keeper.
Miss Louise Campbell entertained a
number of friends at the residence Of htr
father l., II Camphrll, an l.ittlrfield ave
nue. last Friday evening. Games and
dancing were INDUCED in and refresh
ments were served. Those present were
| Misses Florence. Annie and Lucy BrScoe
Grace Van Loan Matte Ashton Fanny
Whiting, Florence Bowen, Mary and Leg
Henry and Masters Robert Gleb, Ham
mond Welsh, Thomas Ladson. Mortimer
Carr, Clarence and Harry Wilson and Lee
Campbell
Rev. c. NJ. Livingstone and Hev. Mr.
Dorsey pastors Of the Presbyterian ant
Methodist churches respectfully, cNchang
ed pulpits Sunday evening.
Mr.. h. Ford Combs entertained the HF
attsvillc Whist Club last Friday evening
Misses Mary and Lee Henry daughter
of Representative Henry of the first con
gressional district of Maryland, are tn
guests of Miss Louise Campbell.
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LOCAL. BRElITIES

Mrs. c. i. Cla gert and daughters have gone t'
Washington for the winter
The b shops Guile will meet at the Rector,
Wednesday next at o'clock.
The Ladies Association viii holt regula
meeting next Monday AT / m.
The Kings Daughters will have "LongtelloW
evening the l4th of February
Miss Virgins, daughter OF GIL. Virgins o.
Annapolis is visit ing Miss Ola \. Pralher. al
SurIatts,ille
We have received from Mr.. VIM. NJ. Coleman
an interesting article which will appear i'll a
subsequent issue.
The heaviest snow storm of the season visited
on Monday, and those having seishs have ell
Oyed the excellent sic ighing.
The County Commissioners will meet on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday next TO hear appli-
cations and revise the pension list
-Governor Brown has appointed John W. Fow
Ter Justice of the Peace Tor oNon Hill District,
and John Gray for Laurel District.
Miss Minnie Chew who has been the guest OF
the Misses tor several weeks, left on We'd
nesday for visit to friends i'll Baltimore
The Holy Communion will be celebrated il,
Trinity Church next Sunday at IL A. NJ. Children's
service and Baptism at p. NJ. Evening prayer al
.:30.
The next regular meeting of the Brotherhood OF
ST. Andrew will he held at the Rectory "Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. All the members are re
quested to be present
The Ju Nor Whist Club was very pleasantly en-
tertained Wednesday night by the Misses Mer-
ric and The seniors enjoy ed the delightful hospl-
ia nf Nr nd Wilson "Wednesday,
Our thanks are due to Judge Henry I. Hailai
secretary, for an invitation to attend The eXeic'ses
in commemoration OF the 18th anniversary Of the 10
establishment OF the law-school, TO be held at the
Tn iversity on Monday he xt at Z. M,
Mr.. CASTOR Hawks OF Summit New Jersey, was
here last F1ida y His fine estate Nihil'' has hee1l
managed for twenty-five years by NJ r. llnati'iS
Naley who employs German laborers. 1t Is
one the best farms i'll the neighborhooi
The Leader of The Kings I'aug 't-'> of OR
town. offers a copy of Longfellow's POEM, to any
one who will write short story using in connect
Ell way the largest number OF titles OF Longfelow
poems The story to be sent to Mrs j. b. Perre
not later than the 18th Instant
MIR. j. Edward Tolson, of Forestville, drove
over the high embankment near the Federal Spring
Branch last Friday evening and was thrown from
his do. cart. He his face badly and broke both
OF the lower bones in his left arm. DR.. Griffith
rendered professional services and he was TAX II
home ON the following day.
On Friday -dr. :s."r. "-;uhamS, President Of
the Weems Line Steamboat company i'r"hased
the Maryland and Virginia Steamboa Company;
by this sale the Weems Line bee ,me> the owner of
the steamers John +. Tygar Sue and Potomac.
Mr.. Williams proposes to promote the dev, l"pt-
ment of the country along the Potomac by giving
shippers four trips a week instead of two.
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Religious Notice.

SUI day February Bird Emmanuel NJ. +. Church
South AT II a. III: Brookfied $50 p IN Preaching
at Woodville from Tuesday 9Th February TO Friday
vening inclusive. beginning at p. m.
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cures salt rheum.
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was looking and slipped a bottle ot whisky under his coat Officer Hooker observed him and immediately took him in tow.
 Ticket Agent Gillette of the S. F., P. & F., has matters so that he is able to sell tickets to all points in this world and possibly the other. The only place he has not succeeded in placing on his list is China. This is a great convenience for persons who contemplate long journey, for they can leave Phoenix ticketed through to every point.
 "A man named Harvey Morris yester- day accumulated a jag, possibly be- cause he could do nothing else during the rainy weather. He had a com panion who was in the same condition. They finally essayed to mount their horses for their trip home. Morris had reached that state where the laws of equilibrium were set at defiance and could not sit astride his animal. He fell off and presented a pretty sight when he picked himself out of the mud. An old soak who was standing on the sidewalk commenced making fun of Morris. The latter did not like it, and staggering over to the man struck him in the face. Constable Frank MeClintock stepped up and placed Morris under arrest.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
THE WEATHER BUREAU.
An Assistant Observer Deemed Neces-
 sary at This Station.

J. A. Kilroy has been especially in teresting himself of late in the work of the weather bureau for this station, and in the work of compilation of sta tistics that best set forth the excel fences of the climate of central Ari- zona. Much of the work projected and advisable, such as the markings of the winter frost lines, etc., is more than should be placed upon the shoulders of Weather Observer Burrows, already heavily burdened with the many duties of his position. A letter was therefore dispatched to the department of agri- culture, asking that an assistant be granted for this station.
 Yesterday the following reply was received:
 United States Department of Agricul-
 ture, Office of the Secretary, Wash
 ington, D. C., Nov. IS, 1895.
 MT. J. A. Kilroy, Phoenix, Ariz.:
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About individuals and Their
 Actions.

JottIngs About individuals md Their
 Actions.
 Mrs. J. A. Walden of Jerome is spending a few days in Phoenix visit ing friends.
 Judge B. J. Edwards of Globe is now reported out of danger after his most serious illness.
 Sam Levi left last night for a trip through New Mexico in the interest of the Sol Levi Clothing company.
 H. z. Zimmerman of Washington, D. C., and w. H. Taylor, of Larimore, N. D., are guests at the Farley house.
 F. J. Sarmiento, secretary of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway, arrived yesterday and has rooms at the Ford.
 W. H. Morgan, an enterprising young man from Indianapolis, is a recent ar rival in Phoenix. He will stop in Phoenix and is looking for a suitable location.
 Mrs. e. J. Palmer returned to her home at Danville, Illinois, yesterday morning. Her daughter will remain here during the winter for the benefit of her health.
 Flagstaff Sun: Porter W. Fleming places his professional card in The Sun this week. MT. Fleming is a young man of more than ordinary ability, and will be valued addition to the le- gal fraternity of Coconino county.
 Alex Rheinstein of Melczer Bros, yesterday returned from a trip over the northern part of the territory on bus mess and pleasure bent. As usual he succeeded in getting several large or ders.
 Theodore B. Starr of New York has reserved large suite of rooms in the Ford hotel for himself, wife and son. They will be here in about three days from California, coming in their prt- vate car. MT. Starr is one of the weaG5hiest jewellers of the United States.
 Dr. o. D. Weeks and his business manager, Geo. c. Fox, have taken rooms at the Vendome, West Washing ton street, where all arrangements have been made for the treatment of patients by the special system suc- cessfully used by Dr. Weeks for years. The doctor, who is one of the most genial of gentlemen, is graduate of three of the foremost medical colleges of the land.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24

Dear Sir: Your communication re- cent date, from Phoenix, Arizona, has been referred to the weather bureau. with instructions to inform you as to what can be done relative to the ob- server station about which you write, and also to explain to you any mis- information that may have been given out anywhere in the east relative to the climate and soil of the territory of Arizona.
 The chief of the weather bureau alone can best determine whether an other man is required at the station, as you suggest.
 Very respectfully yours,
 J. STERLING MORTON,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets
 and Town. Epitome of the City'S Local Intelligence. The Doings of Day in Phoenix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

The grand jury adjourned Friday evening until Monday evening. In the meantime the committees are hard at work inspecting all county institutions.
 Marshal Clark yesterday had the chain gang working at clearing the street crossings so that pedestrians could cross without wading.
 Phoenix's population was increased Friday by the birth of a son to Mrs. c. French on Madison street and also a son to Mrs. Bois of Grand avenue.
 Owing to the indictment weather the entertainment that was to have been given by the Ladies' Aid society at the residence of Mrs Dr. Purman on Fri day last was postponed until Monday afternoon.
 The county Republicans will hold another meeting tomorrow night at the office of Recorder Jobs for the purpose of completing the organization of a league club. A permanent organiza- tion is to be effected.
 The committee on programme for the teachers county institute met yes terday afternoon at the office of Pro- bate Judge Grouse for the purpose of outlining their plans. The work will be completed Monday.
 The river was steadily rising all day yesterday and by noon was past ford ing at Tempe. A report from the Ar izona canal dam in the afternoon was to the effect that over 10000 inches of water was going over the dam.
 If the people of Prescott desire to witness the most glittering fake and rankest fraud of a show that has ever struck the southwest they will this evening attend in their town the spiritual seance" of ''Dr" Hume and Kate Fox.
 General Freight and Passenger Agent Sargent of the s. F., P. & P. rail road, has returned to Prescott after making arrangements in this city for the arrival of his family on the first of December.
 Jack Wren was acquitted at Prescott Friday of murder The Courier states there were no adverse criticisms on the verdict. It will be remembered that the man killed had been suspected of an undue intimacy in Wren's fam fly.
 The Arizona News and Curio com pany have received the Phoenix agency of the San Francisco Call, the old re- liable coast paper The Call now is especially good in features hitherto neglected by other coast journals and is just the paper for Arizonans
 Recorder Jobs had seven cases to deal with yesterday. Four of the offenders were hobos and three of them were discharged under promise to leave the city at once. The remaining hobo received a ten days sentence. The three other cases were drunks who re- ceived four days each on the chain gang.
 Rev. Fenton-Smith yesterday re- eeived a telegram from Whftelaw Reid dated La Junta, Colorado, to the effect that he would arrive in Phoenix Monday evening, and to have his resi- dence prepared for his arrival. A carload of furniture will arrive this morning.
 James Morgan yesterday temporarily forgot the commandment which refers to theft and found himself in jail as the result. He went back of Hans Herlick's bar while he thought nobody
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24

One of the purest and best whiskies sold in the market is the famous old Jesse Moore. Nothing equals It. h. valuable as safe and wholesome stim- ulent for those who are enfeebled by illness or overwork. Moore, Hunt & Co.,, 404 Front street, San Francisco, sole agents. For sale by all respecta ble dealers. Either Louisville or San Fran cisco delivery.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
WORTH REMEMBERING.
HE READ NEWSPAPERS.

HE READ NEWSPAPERS.
 "Haye you observed" said merchant to 8 customer, .'the handsome advertise m-nt have on a fence between Ph9n1x and Mesa?'' "NO,'' replied the customer, r.but if you will send the fence around to my house l will try to read the announce ment. I read the papers and I haven't time to go around reading billboards." And the merchant scratched his head.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24

Tickets for the Rebekah ball are now on sale at Eschman's drug store and Keefer's pharmacy. This ball prom ises to be the crowning social event of the season and as the proceeds go towards an Odd Fellows home every one who can should attend.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24

These miserable, sloppy, chilly even- ings are the ones that you want to snuggle up in warm bed. The best in town is at the Gregory house.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24

Warts, moles, superfluous hair and all unsightly blemishes removed from the face with the electric needle by Dr. Weeks at Vendome parlors.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
Secretary.

USEFULNESS is paramount in se- lecting wife, still beauty don't hurt. The same is true in selecting a stove Beauty and usefulness have been con- bined to remarkable degree in that carload of stoves just received by the Henry E. Kemp company.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24

Just arrived, an elegant line oi French crepe, suitable for full dress suits, at Nicholson, the tailor's.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-24
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