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Chas. E Groesaeck. Walter Linney
Joseph Marx.

Ohas. E. Groesaeck. Walter Linney,
Joseph Marx.
A. o. U. W. INSTALLATION.
Officers were installed in Pasadena
lodge A. o. U. W. and Degree of Honor
lodge last evening in &. A. R. hall.
District Deputy William Mesks OF Los
Angeles acted as installing officer for
the former order and Mrs. o. T. Nay for
the Dsgree of Honor. Ths hall was
prettily decorated and tine entire affair
was very pleasant. Many visitors from
Los Angeles and other lodges we're pres-
ont. A pleasing feature was the pre-.
sentation to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Green by
the lodges of handsome set Of silver
table and tea spoons as a marriage gilt.
Refreshments were served and the even
ing closed with dancing. The officers
inatalled were as follows:
A. o. U. W.--M. Sandman, P. NJ. N. !;
]. A. Jacobs, W. NJ; George Mundell.
foreman; o. H. Ryan. o.; Fred Swift,
F.; 0. 7. Nay, receiver; William Nos.
worthy, recorder; l. N. Cook. guide @.
r. Toms. o. w.
D. of H. lodge. Mrs. Fred Swift. P.
Q. H.; Mrs. 0. +. Nay. @. OF H.; Mrs.
John Allin. L, of H.; Mrs. NJ. Sande.
man, r. Miss Ransom, F.; Mrs. Roth,
@. OF O.; Mrs. RYAN. s. u; MIRA. Samuel
Allin, I. w. John Green, 0. W,
PLEAsANT AFFAIR.
Mr.. and Mira. E. E. Jones OF North
Moline avenue entertained party Of
friends last evening with an observation
party. which proved most delightful
affair. The residence was tastefully
decorated for the event, aud dainty re.
freshments were served. Among thcse
present were Mr.. and Mrn. D. w. Marsh,
Miss Marsh, Mrs. II. K. Fulton, Miss
Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Phelps,
Miss Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Mills,
Colonel Lawson, Mr.. Lawrence Lswsoa,
DR.. Frances Kesrns. Miss White. Miss
Ross, Miss Chsney. Mr.. and Mrs. Kwiat.
kowski, Capt and Mrs. Gibbs, L. J.
Huff and others.
THE ApELPHlAN MEET.
The Adelphian Literary society OF
Throop Polytechnic held large aud in.
teresting meeting at lite room Friday
evening. fine musical and literary
programme was enjoyed by q large audi
once, consisting OF piano solo by Miss
Cook; reading. II. D. Spear; improm oiu
npoocu \lTalup QueetluuJ, MISS Mas hlu-
der impromptu speech. Evils OF Cities
and Remedies, A. @. Knigns. Msa Ada
Blanchard wss critic of the evening.
Officers were installed as follows: Miss
BsnghRm, president; Ed Barker, vice.
president; H. D. Spear, secretary-sreas.
urer.
The programme committee for the
next meeting consista Of Miss Sprague,
Ed Turner, Miss Louthian, ]. Knight
and Professor Hamilton.
| NOTES.
Andrew Gallagher was before Recorder
Rossiter this morning for disturbing the
peace, upon complaint Of his wife. He
got so days.
| Pasadena has resident sged l03
| years. q Mexican woman named Lupo
who resides in hut in the arroyo north
OF town. She has a son over 80 years
OF age.
Rev. A. 9. MAXWELL, d. d., will preach
In the Baptist church Sunday morning
At IL o'clock and evening at 7 80.
The lecture BY Rev. H. A. Cooke Of
Boston 1t the NJ. E. church Tuesday
evening. subject, An Evening With
Longfellow. promises to be very enter
tanning. The lecture is given under the
auspices OF the Y. N. G. A.
The gospel service of the Young Mems
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INSURANCE WAR At PASADENA,
Two Pasadenans' Adventures
in Arizona.
Bold Robbery on Orange Grove
Avenue.
y0rmal Opening OF Paasdsna Nation al.
Many Social Evsuts-Person-
aIs-Notes.

PASADENA, Jan. 26.-As announced In
today's HERALD. there is trouble in the
camp of the local insurance men caused
by the falling TO pieces of the Pacific In.
surauce union. Rates have been out in
great shape during the past few days
and many people have Cancelled their
policies and resumed at q big profit.
Matters got into such bad shape finally
for the agents that q meeting was held
to-day at the office of the Security In.
vestment company and the fight patched
mp 90 far as this city 10 concerned. The
following agreement was drawn up:
Whereas, At the present time fire ia.
surance rates are very much demoral-
lied, and it is deemed advisable to pre-
vent the further cutting Of rates, it is
hereby
Resolved, That all the agents present
and all agents doing business in Pasa-
dena. shall join in restoring rates to for
ner existing rates ia force January 10Th,
1895, until rates are adjusted by the new
board of under writern of the Pacific
coast, or q locsl board further, tits
Resolved, That upon this signing of
this compxct by every agent doing busi-
ness in Pasadena, and a deposit of o
check of $780, as . guaranty OF good
faith, the same to be forfeited on evi-
dence Of proof of violation of this COM
pact, this compact shall take effect.
This compact to take effect January
26, 1896, not later than IL 80 q. IN. The
compact is signed by the Security In
vestment company, Wotkyns Bros.
Townsend & Biles. B. o. Kendall. Mo.
Donald, Brooks & Co.. ]. S. Cox. Wood
& Church, William R. Staats company,
w. G. Benedict & Son. Wooster & Ga.
hill, McGilvary g. Torrance. Gronendyke
& Moore, Wood worth & Mariner, Chas.
F. Hamlin, Wallace Bros. L. b. Palmer,
J. Ellis, Senter q Shields, Ferris q
6tIong. Issac Springer.
Later another meeting WAS held in the
Office OF Wood & Church, where steps
were taken for the organization Of q
Pasadena underwriters union.
AN EXCITING TRIP.
Messrs. Ed Kennedy and M. F. Kell-
haur of this city havs returned from a
mine-insp scting trip into Arizona. occu-
pying three weeke, during which time
they visited several OF the most import
ant pe in the territory. Several in
cidents OF the trip we're decidedly inter
esting. Messrh. Kennedy and Kellhaur
and . Chinaman driver came near being
caught in the food caused BY the break.
ing OF the big dam on the Gila river.
They could see the water coming down
in mugs waves. and just got out OF the
river bed ia time. A short time after
they crossed. the wafer was running from
% "a 10 fat dean AZ it was they had to
stand up in the wagon and we're wet to
The knees before they got clear. They
found great amount Of snow In the
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Christian Association at o'clock in
noon, will be- conducted By Harry s.
Ryder. Young men are welcome.
On Tuesday evening, January 90, R3v.
Henry A. Cooke. OF B,ston, will give an
entertainment under the auspices OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. Subject, An Evening With
Longfsliow. The entertainment will be
given in the M. Z. church, mmencing
at s O'Clock.
Rev. Henry A. Cook. Of Boston. Mass,
will preach on Sunday morning at the
M. e. church, and in the evening the
pastor, Rev. Clark Crawford, will preach
the first OF series OF sermons. Subject,
God. Other services a. usual.
Among today's visitora at the Hotel
Green were Mrs. NJ. H. Banning, Mis-
Banning. Los Angelica; N. w. N,nis.
New York City @. o. Scott, San Fran
cisco; H. f. Norcross, Del Coronado; E
G. Marlius, San Francisso.
Mr.. B. O. Clark, one of the Oldest
nursery men in the city. has opened
yard on Weet Colorado street. adjoining
the Arcade block. He has bsen IN this
business in Southern California for the
past IS years.
Sunday evening Mr.. Frank Policy will
speak at the Univerealist church upon
The Turkish Atrocities. The lecturer
will reiuts some OF Gen. Wallace'a stats-
msnts made in his recent lecture upon
Turkey and the Turks in this city. The
claims put forth by the general may
have been kindly meant in defense OF
the much>abueed Turk, but it is evil
dent that he is not supported by facts
as Mr.. Policy will endeavor to show.
Rev. R. III. Webster will preach in G.
A. R. hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30
Su beet: Ia Conscience Infallibis
NJ rs. N. W. Blass will sirg solo and it
lie expected that James u. Clark will b.
present and contribute song.
A meating of the main Christian En-
deavor socisty was held in the Chris
tian church Last evening. Cons derabe
business was transacted and pleasant
aocial evening enjoyed. A mus.cal pro-
gramme was given. consisting OF trio
by the Misses Hall vocal solo. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin; recitation. Miss Jessie York ;
selection, quartette composed of Misses
Monfort, Simpson, Csmbel and Futon.
Mr. Monfort had the music in charge.
Chinese New Years was celebrated at
the M. +. Chinese mission on North
Marengo last evening. There was q
large attendance. and the program me,
which WAS given entirely by the mission
boys. was very interesting Refresh
menta we're served at the close The
mission 10 in chargs OF committee con-
pistiug OF Mira. II .udall, Mr.. f. d.
Ste gens, DR.. Turner, K. w. Wing and l.
N. Stevenson, and ia doing mucn good
work.
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There is good reason for the popular
ity OF Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard OF West Monterey,
Clarion Co.. Pa. say: sit has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to try
a bottle OF Cham berlain's Cough Rem
edy and they nov recommend it with
the rest OF us.' 50-cent bottles for sale
by OF & Vaughn, Fourth and Spring !;
@. +. Heihzeman, 222 N. Main.
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Housewives who think of buying
cooking utensils OF any description
would do we'll to cali and see our large
stock. which We are selling at very
low figure. Furrey Co.. l6l N. Spring ct.
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Fitzgerald. house and sign painter. 222
Franklin telephone 1449. Low prices.
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Agate ware, ETC.. at Furrey's. l61 N
Spring ct.
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wall paper Sc. 7'so per roli. sas .. ssria%
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-11-15

J. II. MENGE Il Son,
VS.. SIo.Zo ana CoSts'
HANS GEANDAHL.

]. H Misses ss' & Son. s7s.ss and costs.
HANS GEANpAnL.
Nv virtue Of an execution, issued by
Cbas 4. Chidsey, a. justice g: !he peace,
/, the undclsign ed, sheriff OF Jackson
county, will, on tho
FIRST hoaday Of December, 1895,
between legal hours, sell at the front
door of the court. house. IN the town OF
scranton, Miss, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, the Hereinafter described
lands, towil I: That certain tract or par
Gel of land. situated in section IA, town
ship z, south range 6 west, in Jackson
con nty. Mississippi. and more particularly
described us being in the village of Pas
ca goulu, ard beginning ut the southwest
cur,,rr OF tho lot sold by Mrs. Eugenia
Baptiste TO Mary Olsen. and now owned
by Mrs. l.. W. O'Connell. on Buena Vista
street. and thence running sonth along
sarl Buena Vista street leo feet to the
line of the lot sold by MIS- Isabella
Priest aud William Priest to p. l.. Olsen;
| thence l:;0 feet to the NORTH and south
line of the Hall lands, now owned by
Mrs! j.. W. OConnell; thence north
along 1CO feet to the line OF Mrs. O'Con-
neils fist mentioned lot (; thence west
along said line 1870 feet TO Bnena Vista
street, the place Of begin ming ; being the
lot or parcel Of land conveyed to Ham
Grnndahl by Isabella i. Priest and vii
liam A. Priest. by decd da.e ed October2l
1899. aud recorded on page 622 OF book
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SECOND EEK.
MARRIED..

At Pascagoula. Miss, on Thursday, Novem-
Der I, 1895. ut the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr.. ORA p. ROLLS and Miss MARION
GRANT. Rev. l.. n. Brock officiating.
After receiving the congratulations OF their
friends the happy couple left for home, on
Pine street in Scranton. whore they are COM
fortably domiciled. The D~EMoCRAr-STAR
wishes them long life and prosperity.
At Escatawpa. Miss. on Tuesday night
November u. 1895. at z o'clock, at the resi-
dence OF the bride, by Rev. !. +, Bynum: Mr.,
CHARLES NELSON and Miss FANNIE l.. MIL
LER. No cards.
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MI. Jacob B. Brown, Of Grahamville,
s. c.. Was troubled with chills and
fever, and unable to procure relief,
until he began to take Ayers PMS.
He Is now enjoying excellent heaItti
and Is a warm and sincere advocate OF
Ayers Pills, for all complaints OF
stomach, liver, or bowels.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE Ar JACKSON, MISS,
iOntphor ~ u \

Notice is hereby given that flie follow
Ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof 10 support
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Cfsfk If jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on De-
cember 20, 1895, viz: .eg,4
Stonewall Jackson, If Cross Roads.
Miss homestead No. 27733, FOR the VT
swt, section Is, township 2 south, range
& west, aud set net aud net set, section
IL, township 2 south, range 9'wcst.
He names The following Fitnesscs to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land. Wis;
Green Pryor, Ieddock Rogers, Peter
Farley, Gale Mizell, all Of Cross Roads
Jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT II WILSON, Register.
November l, 1895 Syst
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss,
October -. 1875.

lIANO OFFlCE ~ 1NShS.Nt Nt.''t
October ~, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice 0fhis inten.
tion to mako iyal proof III support
OF his claim. aud that said proof viii
bo made before tho Chanccry CLERK
OF Jackson county, ut Scranton, Miss, on
December 20. 1875, viz:
David I'm Reeves, Of Basin, Miss.
homestead No. % 466, FOL the Il, sw3, nnd
vet nw}, and sw4 net, section ., town ship
3 south, range 8 west.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon And
cultivation OF, said land, vIx:,
William A. Farley, Alexander Taylor.
Louis Fsrrill aud Singleton Ferrlll, all Of
Basin p. o., Jackson county. Miss.
ROBERT r. WILSON. Register.
November l, 1895. 81"
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BUSINESS LOCALS
Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for no the rate of 10 cents per
line for each insertion.
w. & co.

Have opened a Grocery Store at the
place formerly occupied by Alex Krebs
on Pascagoula streets and the public Of
Scranton and vicinity is cordially in
vited to examine the prices Of some Of
their goods: 4 pounds Lard, 25s;|
Y. c. Sugar, per h., 50; GRADUATED
Sugar, 60; Clarified Sugar, 81; good
Coffee, 2Os; better grade Coffee, 25S;
Rice, good, 50; better grade Rice, 81.
Dry Salt Hides, ~; Bacon, 81; Sugar
Cured Hams, 10S; best Molasses per
gal, 400; 0 lbs. best Flour, 25s; half
barrels, 1925; whole barrels, $4.30.
Also keeps constantly on hand Corn,
Oats, Rice Bran, Wheat Bran and
Cotton Seed Meal. Dried Fruits,
Jelly, Butter, Tobacco, Canned Goods,
Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Cabbage,
Cheese, and a general line. Of Family
Medicine, cheap in proportion. Fresh
Oysters at all times. Any orders en-
trusted to us will have our prompt at
tention. Goods delivered free.
OUR LEADER
Self rising buckwheat at DeJean Il
Mitchell Co.'S, Mammoth STORE.
The greatest sale of dry goods, shoes,
~Overcoats, dress goods and mems and
boys clothing in town at the Blue
Store, E. Veillon, proprietor.
Ladies If your Furniture needs rub
bling up W. NJ. Canty has the finest
Polish for that purpose ever offered
for sale. y
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and
La Grippe when LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININE will cure you in one day.
Docs not produce the ringing In the
head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure, or money refund
ed. Price, % Cents. For sale by j. G.
Hulsbush, Scranton, J.. W. Stewart,
Moss Point, Miss.
%[nov156m]
Fl HOUSE LOTS FOR0SALE
On Porter Avenue 100 feet wide, 100
feet deep for 500 on easy terms.
Inquire of NJ. G. Pankcy, Agent.
[novl52ml
CHEAP ~ zoo .
A big lot of ladies Tom Roy Hats In
different styles at J. F. C~assanOva's.
W. NJ. Canty is prepared to I'll your
orders for less money than elsewhere,
OUR SPEClALTIES~~
Spare ribs, salt herrings, mackerel
cranberrics and everything nice II
that line at the bargain Mammoth
Store of DeJean & Mitchell Co.
A fresh line of groceries and produces
at S. II. Thompson's.
Fruit cake ingredients and lint
beans can he found at the Mammoth
Store of DeJean & Mitchell Co.
Gents il you are looking for a stylish
Derby Hat W. NJ. CAVITY has just re
ceived a lot direct from factory.
FOR SALE.
| will sell my place, situated on TIN
Telephone road directly on the M. T
& P. r.. II. in the village of Eastslde
The house contains five rooms an
three acres Of ground, all under goo'
fence.
For particular and terms apply t
J. Z. CARLISLE,
p. o. Address Scranton, Miss.
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o,,,sy,LLe q NASHVILLE r. r.
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
y, s-Leavcs New Orleans at 1:oo !. N, At.
NO scra"ton al 100 p. M. Arrives in Mobile
at Ia LEAVES New Orleans at o.4o A. m; AT.
,i,,s at scranton ut 1916 p. III. Arrives AZ MONTE
at 40 = leaves New Orleans Mt $40 a. m: AT.
no n scranton at 1912 II. III. Arrives NJ Mooiie
at ll;ls >. M Gown WEST
Va LEAVES Mobile 200 p. IN. Arrives at
~" 4 ai2 D. m. New Orleans. 5: p. m.
No. sleeves Mobile al9 a N: ARRIVES NJ
Sc.ant'" anvrs Mobile at 420 p. m. Arrives ut
s",tr,, 40 D. m. New Oileans, l0;2S p. IN.
e'""'' v. j. YOUNGHANS, Station gent.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. MISS.
October g, 1895,

October = 1919,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
iuu mined settler has filed notice of his
infention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Clerk Of Jackson
county, at Scraton, Miss, on December
20, 1896. Wis:
Daniel W. Rouse, If Fort Bayou, Miss.
homestead No. 22054, for the ut uw3 and
sw4 nw1 and nw} sw4, section ~, town.
shin G south range 3 west.
lie names the following witnesses ia
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation oG, said land, viz: !.
Allen Wilmington, VIM. Malley, Enocl
Barlow, Almoro Gulot, all Of Fort Bayou,
ROBBERY y. WILSON, Register.
November ], 1895. S7-@
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Dr.. ". d. Talbot,
Cd
BILOXI, MISS,

BILOXI, MISS,
Will be in Scranton on
THURSDAY
Of each week, prepared to do all kinds Of
Dental Work in the best manner known to the
profession. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Office at DEW. A. Cox's drug store.
Scranton, Sept. Z, 1895. 29-3m'
n to our y n,os
ations. Really, II one Of my neigh
re- was 10 come over to my house
,pecially not dressed up) and sit and
at awhile, all my little girls would,
soon 81 he had gone, ask what he
lime after, and I am not sure, but l
Jay meet him at the door and ask him
hat he would have.
Your readers may think mi ungal-
int for saying 80, but l must charge
he LADIES with being the greatest
ause of this decline In our social
.,otinns. They may not intend to
NOTICE!
W. K. Ramsay. If Jackson county,
Miss. (P. o.. Ramsay. Miss.) has been
duly appointed AZ the agent Of the board
Of Trustees Of University Of Mississippi
to protect the lands recently acquired Tor
the University, lying in Harrison and
Jackson counties. and being u part OF
the lands formerly reserved BY tho U. ).
for naval uses. He isauthorixed to pre-
vent %trespass,rg upon the rights Of tho
University, and to show the lands to
parties desiring to uchasc land or tim
Der. X b. FULTON,
University, Miss
November l, 1906. H-2m
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Port Of P%aSOaQOuIa.
M

OFFICE DEM0cRAT-SrAR,l
Scranton, Miss, Nov. 10, 1898.
Report for week ending Nov. IA, $780, d.
ENTERED.
"a. Span. sch. Viavclez. 1913 tons
Januza. from Havana.
November -, Brit. 5. IS. Amethyst, S72 tons,
Brown. from Havana.
10. Am. sch. Robert Ruff. aS tons
Elliott. from Vera Cruz.
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PostOmee and Nails.
.eRryAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From scranton-Arrives at $3.50 a. m. and
las p. m. and $3.50 .. m. Departs at 10 u M ;
las p. m. and 4:45 p. N.
Leakesville Route-Arrives every day ex-
ccpt Sunday at IL $40 "A. III. Departs same day
at ! D. m.
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Merchants and other business men
in need of job and commercial print
ing should remember that the DEMO.
CRAT-STAR office is the place to get
the best at living rates. Letter and
note heads, bill heads, envelopes, cir.
culars, order books, tags, posters and
in fact every kind Of printing that
can be executed Ia a trst-class, bang
up Job office. Send along your orders
NOW and avoid the rush.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-JACKsox COUNTY.
November Term, 1895.

The following are the jnries drawn for
this term:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-31

dNn wcw born, This was removed
some years ago to Mount Healthy, a
village milo north Of Cloycrnook.
aud can Still hr seen there in good
state oC preservation
| rho present home Is unchanged
since the early days when the death
of two sisters aud her mother cast
u gloom over the spirit OF Alice
which she waS never able 10 throw
aside Some trees have grown older
some have Fallen, new acres havo
been planted; but the graceful pillars
| that form Il porch at the south side cr
the house are rs erect as ever, and
the old we'll has perennial supply
OF water. Only the oakcn bucket has
been changed, and Mrs. Thomas In
| tends 20 replace the sweep. II In
her hope that another century will
still sec II In It's place,
Tho arrangements of the interior
a." unaltercd. Lovers OF Alice Cary's
verse will Unfortunately repeat ~
they mount the steps to the room
which was specially hers;
I'm going mp the winding stairs,
I'm counting all the vacant chairs,
And sadly saying they were theirs,
The brothers aud sisters who no moro
Go IN and out at the opon door
In this house the first words of en-
ronra%cmcnt from kindred spirits
were spoken To thrm Here Horace
Greeley and others came To touch
their hands ana bid them godSpccd.
Here Mrs. rhomls made their ac-
uualntancc IN 1915 when she was
living In Cincinnati. Here she learned
To love Clovcrnook and the sisters.
They were drawn together Ivy rellg-
lons sympathy, being members of the
same church, II IL Mrs. rhomnss
purpose to place In the library many
OF the religious books which they
read In those early days,
"A few years later, In 1851, Alice
Cary came east to New York To mako
u new nome for herself, and year
later her sister Phoebe followed.
But they did not forget the old homo,
and on almost every page OF their
NllllllEr ult Itl'IflltfN 10 ". bbIlll ~.
whittier remembered this love of tho
sisters when he sent them gift in-
scrIhcd "ro Alice and Phoebe Cnry."
who from tho farm field singing
came,
The song whose echo now ls fame,
And to the great false city took
The honest hearts of Clovcrnook,
And made their home beside the sea
The TWISTING place Of liberty,
Meantime Mrs, Thomas had pre-
coded the Cary sisters TO the east,
and the acquaintance continued and
was ccmcntcd by constant and fam
ilar intercourse. The last Intelligent
sentence spoken by Alice Cary was
addressed To Mrs. Thomas, and from
the beginning until the close their
friendship knew no dimlnulion or
change Christian Leader.