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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
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OCEAN GRoyE August 9Sth. --One moro
day or when this letter Ia publlahed In The
columns OF the DAILY REruDLfuAN the
Ocean Grove Camp meeting for 1898 will
Pe on iis last day. 1t wlndg up ON Thurs.
day evening. Unfortunately DR.. Stokes
although In his S0th year 10 suffering
from severe cold and is unable to take
part In any OF the proceedings. The Woo
President A. E. Ballard. has presided Mt
all the meetings since Sunday.
The meeting OF the young people at o
O'Clock whs presided over by Evangelist
Yotm an, who gave one Of his character
istic talks.
The holiness meetinge are we'll attend
cd. This morning several brlof addresses
were made by Rev. II. q. Scudiay of
Texas DR.. Daniels, DIR. Simms, Mlssi Lizzie
Smith and Miss Cassie Smith.
The helping hand meeting was presided
over by Miss Lizzie Sharp. Tho meeslng
was full 81 halleluinhs. and numerou
ones profesaed christianity.
Evangelist ID. W, Potter OF Chicago
preached the morning and evening ser :.
mona In the Auditorium. His text In the
morning was from Matthew ., IL: "He
ehall baptise you with the Holy Ghost
and with fire.
The kev. Isaac Neylor preached In the
afternoon. The camp meeting has been n
very successful one and largo numbers
have professed Christianity. The crowd
keeps as large Us ever. and new colners
are arriving IN every train. Friday the
grand rush for home will begin and the
season will soon DO thing OF the past
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Fis,i sre Not:Ui,InQ.

Tho continued drought lie having Its ef.
feet on the fish as woll as everything else
and at present they are taking the halt 10
poor style. They have been driven Int
would think they would be almost com.
pelled 10 take the bait offered them out
OF sheer hunger, but such ls not the case.
The factis they refuse tho mosi tempting
luree offered them and sulk In the holes
all day long.
One reeson for this Ia that the mInnowe,
and other small flsh, as we'll ns the baes +,
have sought The pools ard the lntter have
all he food they want close at aud. A a
consequence lut :ew are being taken. but
IL hard rain repien sizes the Brandywlne
some good port my b. oked for y, s
this seuson. That Of tuesday all went iu-
TO the ground aud did but little good 10
the stream,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
HE SLEPT.
And Vet Ho Was Wider Awake Than tho
Conductor Rnppnnrd. -


Conductor supposed.
"What station was thatf'' demanded the
passenger in the rear seat, suddenly rous-
ing himself, Strengthening up and project
ing his voice through the dimly lighted
car.
Tho conductor, who was coming down
the aisle, stopped and held his lantern
close to the speakers fnce.
at was Bragdon, he replied "Ainit
You the man that wanted to get of at
SmGllyillep'
II am, reioined the passenger. 81
asked you to wake me up when We got
there, and you said you would"
81 did wake you up"
"Oh, you did, did your How far have
we gone past Spallvillef"
"FiftyhSe miles"
"And you walked mo upP Strange 1
didn't know anything about it'
81 shook you, called out the name of tho
station and you said All right and
reached for your hat. supposed you were
wide awake. Several passengers got Off
there and 1 took it for granted you were
one of them. y
"Well, wasn't. I'm pretty hard to
wake up. You ought to have been sure
about it. h,.t, friends waiting for mo at
the station. ftll make an awful muss. 1
wouldn't have hue this happen for ST.
O0Ot''
you can telegraph them, can't youf'
81 suppose can. what's the next sta
tionl"
"Flaxwood u
"Does the next train back stop thcrcS''
"Yes u
WELL you give me note to the CON
ductor, can't yon, telling him to pass me
bnck TO Snaliyillef It's as little as you
can do. 1t wasn't my fault that / got
carried past
The conductor sorbbled few lines on a
piece Of paper and handed It to him.
We're coming to Flaxwood Dow," no
said, looking at him sharply. ".Are you
sure you're awaken
"Ill get off here, anyhow" responded
the passenger, grabbing his valiso and
starting for the door, "whothor I'm awake
or not
As the train pulled out of Flaxwood the
brakeman standing on the rear platform
oil the last coach heard voice calling out
In the darkness:
"Hello, old fellowl 1 WIS afraid you
wouldn't be fere to meet me. / came all
the way On so cent Ticket. There's moro
than one way to beat railroad, b'goshl"
Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
To steer with.

A fellow was having his hair cut the
other day In Sixth avenue barber shop
he gave the lArber particular instruc.
tions not to remove q long lock that pro-
jected In n somewhat uusightly way from
the front of his head
1T doesn' / become your style Of beauty"
said the barber
Cant help that, !" said the customer.
Better let me clip 1t on, - said the bar.
ber, getting his shears ready.
just you leave it Us it is, said tho
man.
But. 3" persisted tho barber, 81 can't
give you u smooth, decent cut IL / leave
the huir SO long In front. can't see what
you want it loft thore for"
That because you don't understand
the use of it. y
II know it's bunch Of hair, and that
1t Is deYiIlSh unbecopinS where IL is"
Yes, it's a bunch of hair, but 1t Is
something more. 1t is tho family rudder.
TIN family whatf" ..
The family rudder. When affairs don't
go right at home, my wife always grabs
that lock of hair She would feel lost
without it. Whcn she gets hold Of that
she can handle me-stccr me in tho right
course, SO 10 speak-and when go In the
right COURSE all tho family 60 in the light
course and all Is well. Two got used to 1t.
Should lose my hair and become bald,
or SHOULD you give ne fighting cut all
over, il wguld be all over with mC-there
would be no way Of steering mo. should
become nnmanageablo and sooner or later
total wreck. Noodmun-I mean barber
--spare that lock. "-icA.-e Siftiugs,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
water ctoua,.

Tho water from Tho arteslan we'll at the
Almshouse although sunk some weelg
has mot boon accepted OF the contractor
by the Board OF Trustees OF the Poor.
Samples OF the water from the Delaware
Insane Institution wero piaced on the
tees on Wednesday. The water from the
new well has q milky or cloudy appear
ance. 1t is thought that the water will
clear no all right In reasonable time. but
the Trustees do not intend to accept the
well from the contractor, until everything
until the water runs clear. The contract
guaranteed for $1,000 to furnish supply
OF good, clear water for use IN the Aims
house building.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

~ ANTED-Lady boardsr TO occuly front
w room. Teacher Or STUD ent preferred.
Private fnmily; location near 18th aud " est
Streets Addre.s 8 Nj. NJ, Republican Onice.
ay9. 3ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Wilmlngton Rider, win.

The Wilmington bioyelers who rode in
the races at Holbrook. Pa, yesterday Won
nearly all the prizes worth taking. In the
races there were riders from all over the
East, and men who were fact riJers,
Leroy Combs. with handicap Of . min.
utes and 45 eeoonds, captured the great
ten mile amateur race, and led the other
eeventy ridera across the tape. 1t was his
hrst race and he acquitted himself In fine
etyle. His priza was bicycle W. r.
Goodley hnished third. with a handicap of
. minutes and 10 seconds, winning a gold
watch. The next Wilmington man to get
. prize was J. a. MinnicR, who with a
handicap OF minutes and 45 seconds
finished seventh, getting silver Ice
pitcher Egbert Nutter with start OF
minutes, finished tenth, winning a
special prize offered by the Ncetown Sun.
Luther u johnson, tho now Wilmington
rider, was heavily handicapped, having
only one minute. lie came In twenty
Maype OF this city, with . minutes' han.
dicap. finished in twenty.lifth position,
winning bIiar plpe and case.
The nrst hvo men in this race wore:
Won by LEROY Combs. Wilmington. 3 IS
handicap. actual riding time - mIfIutej
40 seconds; second, ]. L. stafford. Philn.
delphla, minutes handicap tImO, 20 mir.
utesj third. w. H. COOLEY, WILMINGTON
.. 10 handicap. time, 25.42; fourth Alexuu.
der Alien, Philndelrhla, 8 80 handicap,
ItHO Ni'ViS min, II w IlhCkbIU, AD6 COM,
N, j.. minutes handicap time 25 40.
There is dispute over the time prize
D1tWeen johnson uf This city and Charl
Church OF Philadelphia. although the lat.
Ter was awHrded it. johnson, however,
made second beet time, Church'a belng
"a minutes and so seconds, while JOnu.
sons was 25 IL There wns come uIffer.
ence In the watches and II is asserted TINT
mi5caleulatian was made relative to the
deduction OF the handicap. johnson got
second time In the rRee ana made the
best time OF the Wilmington rider5. vii.
mlngton wonld have received another
prize, but for an unfortunate accident.
Hickman jackson. with tAIea-minute
handicap, Was riding In tine fern, having
passed fifteen men in the lirsL TWO miles
when his tire was puncturad by u null,
t'tus throwing him out OF the race.
The professional race, with seventeen
Starters was a great contest. John l..
Clark, tile only WlimlHgtunian entered
secured second place. winning priZg or
ego W, A, RoulGl, with handiuap Uf
/ 10. won first place riding the course In
"a minutes and 81 seconds. Clark, VIII IA a
handicsp OF ID. was second, covering the
10 miles In 2j.22. which wis fourth besL
time In the professional race. und second
best time made by Wilmington riders
during the day.
starbuck, the great professional and
scratch nun, lnade tAs tune limit securing
the time prizs Of SO. He finished sixth
ana his time WAS "a l5. This WIS tie
BEST tlmo made during he day
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
SOCIETY NOTES.

Norman Macan, formerly Wilmington
school boy, was in town yesterday. He
ie senior OF Macan l. Go. Magneaia SEQ.
tlonal Covering. l420 Callowhill street.
Philadelphia. They have United States
work at League Island, Cramps, Newport
News. etc. They cave, BY their process
80 to DO per cent OF steam.
Mise Annie Forrest OF Boston. Mass,
who has been spending a week with the
family OF Abner Holllngsworth at Els.
mere, Will start for her home today.
Miss Holitngsworth OF Elsmere, who
has beon visiting friends uear West Ches.
ter, has returned home.
Mrs. A. II. White left for Atlantic City,
N. j., today to visit her sister Mrs. Ma.
rlon CROOKS. who has been stopping there
for the past two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
r.arra,.,. IA, f,sea.,.

Sparrows are having lively time with
1tns loousts and catch largo numbers pt
toy with IL for long Time npparently
toying with 1t az a cat docs wltha mouse.
bit only half the locust Is eaten. Alter
several minutes the sparrow quietly tear o
away the portion Of tho locust back OF
wings and leayea the balance. Many To-
Gusts have been found on tho strasts go
treated and live a long time after their
lively experience with the birds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
IA m ES' G;;;:s''' 3;;;|::s 3 :;:'I s'''
hourA

Bring that boy or girl OF yours and get
EN- lifted out with pair of shoes that
for them with the largest assortment ever
shown In all Wilmington. and at rock
bottom prices. No need to 90 barefooted
when You cen buy auch honest durable
and well. made shoes that are bang Nd"
In everything but price. and what Ii mora
when You can get your money back In
every instance when dissatisfied with
your purchase. Note a few OF our spe.
cials for tho coming week. Look for
name aud number. Bloomars. All King
street, yellow front.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
LOG Al DOTS.

Interest In the meetings at the rooms
OF the Sunday Breakfast Association ap.
pears to be on the increase. Last night
four persona at the altar and three pro.
fessed conversion. This makes twenty.
elk conversions during Aug ust.
The largest pane Of plate glass In vii.
mington was placed in the new Snellen.
burg building at Seventh and Market
streets yesterday morning. IL Ia 1855 Inches
wide. "a inches high and hve'elghths OF
an inch thick.
Hares Corner, fell from wagon at Fourth
and Shipley streets yesterday afternoon
and cut his head. He was taken to the
Delaware Hospital.
The trustees of the almshouse will lea ye
on Tuesday next. September 8rd, for q
four days' trip TO Chincoteague Island.
They will no doubt have Jolly good time
fishing and bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fuslier are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith. of
Marcus Hook.
Mise Mimic White and daughter. of
Ekton, have returned home after pleas
ant visit to relatives at Trainers.
Superlntendent.Davld Mccoy has roised
over Thirty bushels OF wheat to the acre
on the Almshouse farm. The crops have
been good this year under Superlntend-
The Rev. William Powick, formerly of
this city. hut now of Mansyunk. delivered
the sermon on Wednesday, afternoon at
Ocean City camp meeting.
Rabbi Solomon Frledkin OF Chester
was arrested charged with ohopplug meat
on Sunday. Alderman Longbotton be.
fore who the Rabbi was tried dismissed
the case.
L. J. Foulk caught six dozen orabs this
morning on PuPont's pier, on tho Della
wore.
Several boys on Wednesday, afternoon
In the vicinity of Eighteenth and Market
streets cruelty stoned st. Bernard pup,
breaking one OF its front legs. It is no
wonder that some dogs do 20 mad when
subject to such cruel treatment.
Mr.. Abner Bailey is suffering severely
from his accident OF being thrown out of
cartilage while out riding.
Mr.. John Jones Is better and was able to
be down town today.
Tho First Delaware Regiment Is hold
Ing It's annual reunion today In Tyres
largely attended by Delawareans.
Mr.. Edward jackson and family have
returned homo from thsir vacation after
being absent one month.
Mrs. James Watson lie the guest OF
friends at Marcus Hook.
Miss Clara Handy. of this city, ia the
guest of Miss Amy Mcdaniel. OF Chester.
Mise Poole lie the guest OF Mlss Annie
Turner. of Chester.
Fred Meredith and Mise Lille Rodman
have returned home from visit TO Ches,
ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Mnter,nolan Party.

Miss Galena. daughter Of VIM. Talley,
of Point Breeze, Del. gave watermelon
party last Tuesday evening; o very pleas
ant tlme was spent.
Among the guests wereS Misses Galena
and Mabel Tallsy, May Brown, Emma
1nlley. jennie Hlnkson, Flora Tolley, Nan
Hurlock Of Wilmington, Mrs ]. b. Hur-
lock of Philadelphia; Messrs. Howard
Talley. Eugene Luf, John and Baynrd
Wilmer Wier, Curtis Talley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Soon be Plenty OF Work.

gentleman who ought to know said to
representative OF the REPUBLICAN that
the Harlan aud Iiolllpgsworth Company
would soon have plenty OF work. Jn fact
enough 10 keep them busy for several
months duration and g.ve employment to
nearly fifteen hundred men J. Taylor
Cause. accompanied by T. jackson Shaw
and Edwin b. Safltler. are now travelling
In Europe looking for work, Other hrst
class agents arc also on the alert and II
work can TO mud they are aure to capture
a big alice for Wilmington. We hope
their expectation will he realized and ths
wheel oi Industry hum once again os In
years gone by In this ship yn.d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
a t,ald Plncn !. nuInri,.

Our New Castle representative got of
the following on Va this morning; II
met friend from Duluth now on visit
to New Castle. said halo, Ned It's
nearly meltlrg, phew. how not 1t ls. Yes'
shid Ned. IL Ia warm. huL not 30 breezy
as In Duluth. why we can't raise chickens
in Duluth for the wind blows the feathers
on and the frost freezes them before they
discover the loes OF their feathers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
coiared O,la I.ol,ow4.

The business OF the fifteenth annual
convention oil the District Grand Lodue
No. 3, OF Delaware. u. L.. U, o. L. yas
hnlsbed yesterday afternoon by the elac.
ton OF those Officers: District master,
CLns Coulbourn, district eccretary,
Howard Posus9i deputy grand master,
Lewis Ba1 ley; district grand treasurer,
Wilson Wlggins.
The G. L. o. o. T. has about 800 mem
teTs III Delaware lha Sup:omp lodge OF
the order will meet n lEJE.uap, $ lu tho
frst Tuesday III October
Ihls afternoon There was parade. The
line formed on Orange street ani moved
10 Thirteenth, to French, TO Front to
Market to Seventh TO Washington, to
delaware avenue to Bropmo TO Fourth
to DUPONT, to Buvaran Pax, wuere a
picnic was held The following organl,
"a Ions participated: JoGhAbei lodge OF
Reading, with tile Athletic Band, Newark
Patriarchy HDd Newark Lodge with
Hardlng's Ban1i hrlsil.na lodge. Palla.
delphia PaliarcHy WITH UIul; Wi.
mington Lodge BrRudywiue Lodge. Her
cules Lodge Star of Bethlehem Lodge
and Wilmington Patrigrchy ui this city,
with the Metropolitan Banf, and a drum
corps; West Chester Lodge, with the West
Chester Band, and delegations from
lodges in other plnees.
III The evening there will bo n recaptInu
and drill In Turn tlEll. Address d VII he
made by Most Worthy Grand Master Of
America james /. Needhum OF philadel.
phla. pnncing will follow the dr,ll
Aaa Act. a,Ir
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
ROGERS GETS THE DECISION.
Over 500 Sports Attend tho Volunteer Ath-
IetIc Clubs Exhibition,

oNo' o"o rports Atteha tho volunteer Ath-
ietic Clubs Exhibition.
Liberty Hail. South Wilmington, was
packed to overflowlnR on tuesday night
at the athletic exhibition before the Vol.
unteer Athletic Club. The three.round
contest between Andy Corcoran and Joe
Laughlin ended In q draw.
Frank Fisher gained q decision over
Johnnie Blaokeon OF Chester.
The go between George Russell, OF New
Castle. and the Delaware Cyclone was also
q draw.
In the fret round Russell did all the
fighting. In the second round It was
game OF hide and seek and Russell slipped
and fell at the end Of the third round
when time was called.
The fourth round was give and take
one with Russell rushing the fighting.
The mill between James Mcmahon and
Jimmie Rodgers was n biff bang one but
the referee gave the decision to Rodgers
by two points.
Rusaell and the Cyclone have been
matched TO box 10 rounds before the Es.
meroida Club. Fleher and Blaokson have
also been matched.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Lunn win Iiide Her Face

A total eclipse of tho moon will occur
ON tho coming September and visible
all over North aud South American. The
moon will enter the penunb.a at o IS n. IN /,
and shadow at IL. total eclipse will begin
at IL o. middle of eclipse will be at 1885.
total ecllpee will end at AZ; noon will
leave the shadow ut 4 06. The magnitude
" the eclipse will be 1857, the moon's
diameter being considered as one.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Bgyson rru,up.

Officer Lane last evening found two
boys neal the west yard rambling around
the streets. They gave their names as
and Joseph J. Lacey, Of Hagerstown, Md.
Tho police department will comm muDicate
with their friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Fine Peaches.

- SThomas Lindell. Jr., who occupies the
farm of DIR. Skinner, near Glasgow, PEN
cader Hundred. brought some forty tive
baskets OF peaches t. our market on We'd
nesday which we're among the finest we
have eeen this season. Thoy sold readily
at 81 cents a basket. Good fruit always
pays. while that which is poor will bring
the gro wer In debt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

IL you have = bad cough or cold endan-
gering she health of the lungs or throat
leading to pneumonia or consumption,
use DIR. Slmms' White Pulmonlc Balsam.
You will find 1t the best and surest cure.
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Tug Junsan Damaged,

The tug boat Jansen met with an accl-
cent In Raocoon creek near Swedesboro
on Monday. She was towing barge and
ran into a newly made mud bar. The
barge came down the creek and crashed
stern,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Ai.nw For spo,ons.

law passed by the reosnt Pennsylvan.
Ia Legislature Will, when enforced, have
an elect nPon the sale Of onions by far
mers. dealers and ail others In that State,
and may cause rise in tho price OF the
vegetable 1t has been slHned by the
Governor and provides that "a buehel of
onions shall he titty pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
A KacapIini,.

The Ferd Fullmsr Club will be given q
reeeption at tho house OF the president
William Davidson, No III French street,
on Thursday evening. the l2th OF Septcm.
Der. a pleasant time Is anticipated Make
note of the date, as notices OF the event
which have appeared In other papers were
Incorrect
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
dr lh-Ei.i,-An NJ

On Friday. Aug. 30th, 1898, ON Madison
street near Front, p, w. d b. freight yard,
from 8 a. m. until sold, car load OF
nsh. Please bring basket or paper,
From Nelson Lockwood 81 Co., owners
North Long Branch pound nsheries
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
KNOCKED Down BY n Tenn

The wagon belonging to William J.
johnson, SIS Shipley street. about $50
O'Clock this morning atruck Martin
Graub. boy residing at Eighth and Wal
nut streets The accident occurred at
Tenth and Market. lie received un ugly
cut over the left eye.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
uatrr,neion'. oro C,,eap

just row the watermelon crop Ia at Its
best and cheapest stage. fine one can
be purchased for ten cents and a very fair
one of amaller size ut eight cents This
is about as cheap as they will ever be as
the cost OF transportation from New Jer.
sey is too great to allow the price
being lowered much more than that.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

Three hundred people went on the an
nual excursion OF the North Side Baptist
Sunday school to Pennsgrove toliay.
Crusaders Temple, No. ., Ladies' OF tho
Golden Eagle. will hold a peach festival
and fair In Odd Fellows Hail. Highlands.
Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Do You Want a Bargain 4?

have three story brick dwelling for
sale for -. 400. IL has s rooms and bath,
heater, front porch cemeted cellar, water
closet and stationary NRshsthnd In bath
room, electric attachments for res, ull
nicely uhpered. For full particulars ap-
ply to l.. J. tOULK. l03 w. sth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
l,ayn parly.

The ladies of st. james Church. OF Stan.
ton. will give lawn party at the resi-.
dence of Il. Lewis Armstrong. on Thurs.
day afternoon. September 8. Supper from
8 to 10 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. Proceeds
for the benefit of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

If you want peaches 10 to Noe East 4th
street. We are receiving them every day.
md we expect to receive car load on
Friday, which We will sell very low,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Cider Plentiful.

Throughout the country the cider SUP.
ply promises to be unusually large, ns
apples are plentiful and cheap. Many
country farmers have begun the work Of
squeezing tho apples aud In a few days
tha product will De OH sale In the markets
Of the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
FINGER. Gu, on.

circular saw In the shop Of simmons Is
Bro. ut Thorn street and the r., W. Is Is.
n. Il. about noon on Wednesday. He was
taken to the office of physician whore
hls wounds were dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Temperance ltniiv at Keunctt.

A very large crowd attended tho tsm
paronce rally at Green Valley Churcn,
North kennett Square yesterday, whe u
addresses were delivered by Rev. A, +.
Hutchinson. OF Oxford. and Prof. j. II,
Dill, of kansas, Mo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
BoYLE-On tho 28th OF August, 1905. at the
residence OF her parcnts Third street.
New Castle. Agnes May infant daughter
or James and Mary Boyle. ngcd months.
lnternment on Friday afternoon Aug so at
soclock at st. Peters Cemetery.
Sleep on. sweet baDe,
And take thy rest.
God called thee home.
He thought It best.
YEATMAN-On Aug ust as, 1905, George Yeat-
man. in the doth year OF his age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend services at the residence OF
Norman Yeatman. No. 2Cl South VanT3uren
street on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The romans Will be taken to Upland, Pa.
on the $50 6. IN. p. w. & d. train. on Monday
morning, sept. /. to the residence of Eis
wiieis mother from where he will be buried
at Upland Cemetery. to leaye the house a. 4
p. IN.
May he ever rest in peace.