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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-01-05

Reduced Prices at the Commercial
Co.'s. Store:
12fb granulated sugar $1.00.
cans all kinds vegetables $1.00.
24fb can table Fruit 25c.
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Parties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised and give the
date of advertising.
MRs. SARAH F. CgossoN, Postmistress.
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A. Boston, extracts teeth positively
without any hurt or pain.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-01-05

All men can dress alike by becoming
members of J. W. Leafs Tailor Club.
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THE DE LAMAR NUGGET.
Issued every Saturday.
JOHN LAMB. Publisher.
Entered in the postofice at DeLamar, Idaho, as
second-class matter.
o WYHEE COUNTY DLRECTORY

County Commissioners
1st Dist.-Isaac Phillips, Silver City
I'd Dist-C. D. Bachelor, DeLamar.
Sd Dist.-Fred T. Morrison, OF Sinker
Sheriff--Eruest Ballard.
Clerk Dist. Court--R. H. Leonard, Jr.
Probate Judge-E. Lewis.
Assessor-Oscar Brunzeli.
Treasurer-S T. N. Smith.
Coroner-Dr. ]. N. Weston.
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Granulated sugar $3.50 per hundred
at the Commercial Co.'s, store, for cash.
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Mrs. Crosson keeps fine assortment
of fresh and pure candies.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Standard novels for sale at Mrs.
Crosson's.
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A five room house, with good cellar,
for sale or rent. Inquire OF NUeeFr
Office,
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For Rent.

Large front room, Furnished. In
quire at this Office.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the De
Lamar post Office, Dec. 9lst, 1894.
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The Produce Quotations.

BEEF-The full supply of beef is being felt.
Quotations are nominally as follows, though
some shading Of PRICES Is noted especially spec on
PC; light G(G7c; extra heavy hlnds, lO12c;
GOOD kinds IJc; light kinds, S(ge13c; heavy
fores, 51ac; god &c; light fores' 43ac; backs,
Pumps anu loin :, lO(sl4c; Joins, llCSloc..
OArs-Oats are easy, Oats to arrive are
No. 2 clipped, 5'4g+o4c; No. 2 white, 2o12,9
Sc; No d white 21Ig2512c; No. mixed nom
hal, 24ac. The spot market ls easy az; No o.
No. white, N, Atg2bc; No. white. ZoCD%o74c
No. 2 mixed, no.nina, @4g24!ac.
FLoUR-fne douG '-trket Is steady, without
particu ar change, III ugh wheat is easy: Elk
tras and seconds, s! g5 ~; spring wheat
clear and sGr,Ignt, IS Is 81; winter wheat,
clear and straight, 81 4y9j sJ winter pat, IS %
IA 10; spring pat IS ~ g3 50. Add 70 cents TO
he above prlc y Tor the jobbing rates.
PoULTRY--Ih" poultry market Is very fairly
sustained Northern turkeys, I3(0l5c; western.
l0Ol3c fancy, lac NORTH and eastern chlck-
ems llOl9c: fowls, glJc; western chickens,
e0lOc; fowls, SgJc; live fowls, lOglic; CHICK
ems, II@l2c; northern ducks, lJgl4c; western,
l2(d, l3c; geese, Jgl2c.
SuTTONs Asp LAMBS-There has been a fair
movement IN muUCUns and lambs and prices
are better sustained than they might have
been expected TO be: Spring lambs, 5C0ic;
fancy prightous and eastern lamDs, CO. ~;
We irlings, 40 &c; muttons, 412C9Bc; vesis 80
fO15c, as to quality.
MEAL-Ihe meal markets are quleI ana easy
Kiln-dried cornmeal for export 81 809l 81;
bag meal 74Cg76c; yellow granulated, So 4OC92 55
rr9unu and rolied o .tmeal, s. lO0j ~; q Dbl;
cut, IS 5O9J GO; graham meal, So 6Ug3 So; rye
four 81 10 g3 p; rye, 06D0Sc q bu.
APPLEs-There IS better movement in APP
niles: No. Baldwins,$ s. 5O(g2 IS; choice, s.; No.
fgreenngs, s-CG2 Is; Ben Davis, s2gZ 70; Rome
beauties. 500 20; kings, So Z. 81 pound sweets,
(, 1905 So; Tolman sweets, IS 1908 81; SHOWS,
slGD4 80; bellhours, s. 81 70.
CoRN-Corn is rather easy, with country
tn arrive uuOtpd at tHt14(UJIc according
10 position. The spot offerings are very small,
but with price, easy: Steamer yellow $40
eSI5c: steamer mixed, 81 4t0J712c
foTAToES Potatoes moving better,
though at easy prices: Hebrons 35(GJ8c p bu
rose, 800 DC; white, 33G3.c. Sweet potatoes
are quoted: Jersey double heads, 50 5093 70.
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Friends of Freedom.

NEW YORK, Dec 16.-For the last 10
months a movement has been under way
in the lodges of the Clan ma Gaels in this
and other large cities to organize among
the best Irshmen military companies. In
this city alone there is a well-drilled and
equipped regiment of 500 men, and COM
panies and regiments are In process OF for
nation in Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago and
other large cities. 1t Is said that the
whole movement is scheme TO prepare a
well-trained and armed body Of men to
be used when there is an opportunity to
free Ireland. This scheme is denied by
the leaders of the movement, who declare
that the men are drilled for the purpose OF
furnishing the United States government
with trained soldiers in case of an emer'
OencY.
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Prices for market beef-A few choice, $50
y.extra, s55AC5 -; hrst quality, $5g5 IS;
.econI quality, - L4.5J; third quality, 50 g3.JJ.
Prices for store cattle-W orking oxen, 4
mar Sitb 40; farrow cows, SlOg22; fancy
ccoVs. ;5JB1J; miieh cows and calves, $21d4s;
yearlings. $SSl6; 2-year-olds, $l2G22; 6year-
Odds $2OC93l.. .
Westeln fat swine-Live 314(1334c; northern
DIRE SGD hog 8, 4l2c q ID.
price, for she p ana lambs-In lots, sl5 "a 20
2 30 each: extra, $40 gj.5O, or l19(9J1zc 2 ID;
iamb. 3n4lgc veal cal re-. ~ use.
PiceS of hides, tallOw and skns-Brighton
hides AZ Gbjl5c = ID; tallow, d4c 2 ID; country
bides & BIla 2 10; country tallUw; l1zg2c q
n nelfs Is u 8: -ach; calf SKINS 6OcGSl each:
dairy ski 80 o. each
(,aftIe-MarKet well supplied with cattle for
the CITY and foreig demand. There appeared
e. H. a little better feeling at the yards for
heef cattle. Prices were a little hr1ner, ana
so,neyyhat easter dlspOsals. lew lots Oh
eon,,tv ca tie changed hands.
Mllci. cow--A sOd supply and moderate
demand at s. 0Dis; fancy cows, SoGGIO
Fst hoys-MarKeU prices steady, with west
ern live at 1890 Country hogs 4'zc
sshs..sn and la.nbs-A fair movement noticed
Co. northern docks, and the various lots were
Ia a. nrices that compared favorably with
Iast ,reeK Fine grades were not numerous
$500 in western, that cost here &c p ID f0r
isnhs and 2assG5Ikc for sheep.
Veal ca ves--Flrtn prices paid and falr as
,,and SooI qualities sell actively a quoted
Live poultry-One ton On sale a. lOc Tor Dess
lets
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Logan Wrote 1t.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-In 1888 a book
appeared from the press of New York
firm entitled Uncle Daniels Story of
Tom Anderson and Twenty Great Bat
ties" 1t was published anonymously by
"An Officer of the Union Army" Many
prominent public men were covertly at
tackled in its pages, their names being
paraphrased. Some of them, conspic-
ously Senator Voorhees, of Indiana, pub
lished interviews in self-defense. All ef-
forts to identify the author proved fruit
less. 1t is now asserted that Logan wrote
the hook
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Isaac M. Guilds Estate.

C,TATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District IS.
- In Probate Court held Iheiford in said district
on the 9th day Of Dec, A D. 1896.
A. K Wilkinson, Esq Admr. OF the estate Of Isaac
M. Guild late of Thetford in said district, deceased,
makes application SAID for license to sell all
OF the real estate Of said deceased, situated in
Vermont representing that the sale thereof necessary
for the purpose OF settlement OF estate consent thereto
in writing being given by all the heirs In this state
Whereup is ordered by said court tina! said applica-
ton be referred to session thereof u be held at the
Probate office in said lhetford, o the a0th day OF
Dec, d 1905 for hearing and decision thereon and It
is frhe, ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice Of said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully in the United
Opinion, n-wspape, published at Bradford and which
circuates the neghborhood Of those interested before
said time o hearing that they may appear at said time
and place and they cause object thereto,
g M GLEASON, Judge
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Powers Still at Odds.

LONDON, Dec. l6.-The Daily News, com
menting upon the announcement thas
Lord Salisbury has declined ~ present IN
the public interest to receive deputatloh
in behalf of the Armenians, says; ms
must mean that the European concert ex-
lists only in name, and that the powers
are not prepared to cooperate In the de-
position of the sultan or in enforcing
European control. Russia Is the power
most closely interested, and she can count
upon the support of France. II this De So
the situation is more serious than ever.
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NASHUA, N. H., Dec. 1.-THE drawing
Of the jury in the Stockwell murder trial
took up yesterday afternoon. The prisoner
was brought to this city by Jailer Wads-
worth and Sheriff Healy in the morning,
but it was nearly noon before the court
was opened. Stockwell seemed Indifferent
as to the outcome of the trial, and bowed
and smiled to his friends, and even chat
ted with those near him in a pleasant
manner as if he was but a spectator, in
stead of a man being tried for his life.
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IN CONGRESS.
Condensed Report Of Proceedings of the
Fifty-Fourth Session.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Ex-Speaker Grow
Rep, Pa made a speech in the house on the
portion of the presidents message referring
TO the tariff, in which he compared the old
protective tariff laws with the new customs
law. The proceedings of the senate were more
varied than interesting. They covered the en-
re range Of legislation from the introduction
of the petitions bills, etc, to the passage OF
bills.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE senate commit
tee on rules decided not to take up any OF the
proposed amendments Of the senate rules I'M
til the new committee shall be appointed.
WASHINGTON, Dec l6.-The senate's time
was nearly all given to Mr.. Stewart of Nevada
in a vigorous assault on the gold comb ine."
TIE house Ses sion was enlivened by Mr.. Flynn
of Oklahoma who off red resolution regard
ing Indians which reflected upon the motives
Of the secretary of the interior.
WASHINGTON, Dec. H. - Interest in both
branches conferred on the presidents message
on the Venezuelan question. without party
distinction the message was warmly COM
mended on all sides.
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Died Under Suspicious Circumstances.

NORTHAMPTON Mass, Dec. 16.-John
O'Neil was arrested yesterday afternoon
after an investigation into the cause Of his
wifes death. Mrs. O'Neils husband
claimed he came home Saturday night
and found her dying. His young son
states that his father sent him on an err
rand, and on his return he found his
father bending over his mother, who was
lying on lounge and calling for assist
ance. There was evidence that a struggle
had taken place. 1t is claimed O'Neil has
had trouble with his wife lately, owing tC
her drinking habits.
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The president has submitted tho docu-
ments to the secretary Of state for exami-
nation, and If it is found that the proceed
ings were in accordance with the provi-
sions of the act of congress providing Tor
the admission Of the state, and tho ne"
constitution also complies with tho re-
quirements, the president will issue his
proclamation declaring Utah to be mem
Der of the family OF states.
The delegation left the White House
with the belief that the proclamation
would be issued about the first Of the year.
The law provides that Utah shall become
a state on the first Monday after the issu-
ance Of the presidents proclamation.
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The taxpayers of the town of Corinth,
vt. are hereby notified that | have in my
hands for collection the Town, School,
State and Highway Taxes for 1895, and
all taxpayers are hereby notified 70 pay
their respective taxes as above to the under
signed, treasurer OF CorInth, within ninety
DAYS from the date hereof, (said time
expires Jan. 10, 1896, as per Act No. 80 A:
ID. 1880. and Act No. 8, A. d., 1885 Laws of
the State of Vermont
Dated at Cornth, Vt, this 18th day Of
October A. D.. 1895.
81 b. B. SCRIBNER, Town Treas.
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Looking Toward White House.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The Morning Ad-
vertiser says that Levi p. Morton is an
avowed candidate for the presidency. A
leader who saw the governor at Ellerslie
came back with conviction that Mr..
Morton does not propose to toss away the
honor offered him at the last Saratoga
convention, and that while he does not
propose to personally exert himself, he
will be pleased to have the New York dele
CATION stand firmly for his nomination at
L.
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"a Hiphar Iifao Prea cher.

BOSTON, Dec. 16.-In the Church Of the
Higher Life" yesterday, Helen Van Ander-
son was ordained to the ministry. She
had never studied for the ministry, and
the church Stands for no creed or sect
whatever" Rev. Minot j. Savage preached
the sermon and the ordination service was
performed by Rev. Florence E. KellOck,
Rev. Mr.. Savage and Rev. Antoinette
Blackwell, while the latter extended the
right hand of fellowship.
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IN HUB MARKETS.
Prospect of Firm and Healthy
Trade In Butter.

Steady Tone Maintained In Cheese-EGgs
In Firm Northumberland Away Down.
Market Wen Stocked With Poultry.
BOSTON. Dec 1S.-The butter situation
has gained more strength and buoyancy,
And indications favor firm and healthy
market for "a few weeks. The advances so
far have been governed strictly by the law
of supply and demand and nobody has
reason to find fault. The stored supply
was unexpectedly reduced by the export
demand, and fresh supplies have been kept
low by cold weather in the west.
Low prices during the summer and
autumn have assisted materially in In
sreasng the consumption Of butter, ana
the result is that 20 to rs per cent more
stock is being used than last year. This,
taken in connection with the foreign out
let, has worked wonderful change in the
market
There has been little export inquiry,
but no sales to speak of. The advancing
prices here on all kinds are block to for
sign trade, and dealers must wait for a
better market abroad or drop prices before
there can be another outward movement.
Shipments from Boston last week were
emily 50S3 pounds, or about 100 tubs OF 30
pounds each
A steady tone is maintained in the
cheese market, and holders feel more con-
hdent of an improved trade after Jan. l.
Fine September and October twins sell in
Iots as wanted at II to IN cents, and
large singles at 10 to 1917 cents. Early
make, to 81 cents.
The New York market is a little firmer,
and, although there is no export demand
10 speak of, there is hopeful feeling that
more cheese will soon be wanted Exports
from Boston continue quite liberal, but
they are nearly all on Canadian account
and come through from Montreal.
Other Produce.
Eggs are in pretty strong position, and
fresh western command % to "a cents.
Fancy eastern and Michigan are worth %
cents, but only small portion Of the re-
seipts are good enough for that figure.
Fancy new laid are worth 80 to 38 cents in
small lots. Refrigerator eggs may be
quoted at II to 10 cents, but few sales at
ever II cents. Gold storage stock was re-
duced 370S cases last week.
seivers find it hard to place choice mar
row pea or mediums at over $l.30 per
bushe in large lots. Small sales at 81. 40.
Yellow eyes and red kidneys remain quiet
Mt previous prices.
Potato dealers see no hope for a better
market this year. Best eastern hebrons
are slow at 33 to 35 cents a bushel at the
railroads, and white stock is dull at 30
cents. Cabbages and other kinds Of veg
etables continue quiet and low.
Supplies of poultry are arriving for the
Christmas trade, and the market is well
stocked with western turkeys and chick
ems. Northern turkeys are in light supply
and command IA to 16 cents a pound.
Choice western rule at IL to 10 cents, and
common, 10 II cents Fowls and chick
ems rule vt 8 70 II cents, and very good lots
san be bUdght AT 10 cents pound.
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Bay state Cities Population.

Boston. Dec. 1.-THE corrected census
returns show the population of the lead
ing Massachusetts, cities to be as follows:
Boston, 4po $50; Worcester, 9S,767; Fall
River, Sc, 2Os; Lowell, 81, 367; Cambridge,
d. e4s; Lynn, GO S54; New Bedford, 1921;
Bonneville, 523O; Lawrence, o., lo4;
Springfield, 81, see; HolyOke, ~, S22; Salem,
A,t73; BrUckton, ~, les
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DIR. sIoore's Sabbath.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Dec. l6.-Dr. J. @.
Moore has not secured bail. and conse-
quently passed Sunday in Jail. 1t is now
stated that the over issue of the stock of
the Union Publishing company, of which
the doctor is treasurer, is far in excess OF
$500. the first figures given out.
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Rhody's Population.

Providence, Dec. 16.-According to
bulletin issued by the state census bureau
the adult population of the state June
was liz, $50. of which 9O.556 were citizens
and q, SO4 aliens. or the citizens, 50, 200
are voters
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

This is to certify that have given my son
Arthur E. Kimball his time during the
remainder Of his minority, and shall claim
none OF his earnings nor pay any debts of
his contracting after this date.
HENRY KIMBALL.
Newbury. Dec. 6, 1895.
Witness, A. w. PETERS.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the National
Bank of Newbury will be held at its bank
ing rooms in Wells River, VT, on Tuesday,
January IA. 1895, at IL a. m, for the cleo
ton OF Officers and tranSacting any other
proper business:
NELSON BAILEY, Cashier.
Wells River. Dec. 10, 1885,
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Vice President Duncan nominated for
presidency John Nc Bride, the present in
cumbent. The nomination was seconded
by Delegate Brentwood. Delegate Fen
racht proposed the name of Samuel Com
pers for president The nomination was
seconded by Delegate Linahan. The pre-
siding officer called the roll of delegates,
and by order of the chair the roll was
called for veriflcation. The vote was:
Gompers, 104l; Mcbride, 1023
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The national officers are: w. H. Harvey,
first national patriot; Charles II. Nc
Clure, national recorder, and James f.
Adams, national treasurer. Mr.. Harvey
was first elected head of the order, and he
then appointed Messrs. Adams and Nc
Clure, and the organization was declared
com nlete
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Legal.
PROBATE COURTS AND COURTS OF INSOL-
vENCY-BRADFORD DISTRICT 1866.

Probate Courts and Courts q Insolvency within and
Tor said district will be holden the ensuing year follows
Bradferd-At H. Watson's office in Bradford the
second Tuesdays of every month, commencing April
t. 1905, exc pit the months Of December, January,
February and March.
West Fairlee-At the Eagle Hotel in West Fairies
on the last Saturday Of May july September and No
vember
Also at the Probate Office in Thetford on the first
Wednesday OF every month.
S. .GIEAsoN, Judge.
Thetford Centre, VT, April /, 1895.
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FAMILY OF STATES
Will BE Enlarged by Utah's Admission
In the Near Future.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-Governor West
of Utah yesterday escorted to the White
House and presented to the president
Messrs Letcher and Sherman, the COM
mssioners appointed to deliver to him a
certified copy of the constitution adopted
by the new state and n statement of the
vote by which the constitution was
adopted. The constitution was gold
bound volume. encased in morocco.
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"PATRIOTs OF AMERICA"
Organized by "Coin" Harvey With Him
self as the Chief Apostle.

CHICAGU, IeC' to- w III '1''I W VITO
apostle of free silver, who is better
known as "Coin," yesterday launched his
new political party. According to the
prospectus, which Mr.. Harvey gave out,
it is to be an oath bound secret organic
alton, with the title of patriots of Amer
ica." Its especial mission is to advance
the cause of free silver, as we'll as to elimin-
ate selfishness from politics.
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Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away

Is the truthful. startling tItr OF a book about
No-TO- Sac. the harmless, guaranteed tobac-
co habit cure that bracrs up nicoiinlzed
nerves. eliminates the nicotine poison. makes
weak men gain strength, vigor and man
hood. You run nOphysical or financial RISK
as Nc-ro- BAG is sold by AlOnzo L. Clarke
under a guarantee To cure ur money refund
ed. Book free. Address sterling Remedy
Co.. New York or Chicago.
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The Ills of Women.

Constipation, causes more than halt the
ills of women. KarI's Glover Root Tea Is
a pleasant cure for Constipation. Sold by
A. 4. Clarke.
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GOMPERS AGAIN.


NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Samuel Gompers
was elected president of the American
Federation of Labor by majority of Is
votes over John Mcbride his only oppo-
nent The socialists voted for Mcbride.
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Allen Cranberry Thurman was born on
Nov. 10, 1878, in Lynchburg, Va, of good
descent on both sides. His mother was
half-sister Of William Allen, who became
governor of Ohio
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Consumption. LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and
all Throat and Lung diseases ere cured by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by A. T. Clarke.
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Amount of live stock on the markets al
Brighton and Watertown:
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Taxes.

s. NJ. GLEASON, Judge
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
WILL ERECT L NEW SYNAGOGUE.

Local IsraeIitss Hold Meeting and Per-
manently Organize over One Thousand
Dollars Already Subscribed.
After much work and come delay q
meeting was held yesterday afternoon in
the Smith building Of prominent local
Israelites, the object being to organize a
permanent congregation, and build q
synagogue. The meeting was q large
one and was presided over by David
Abramson, while B. Gleeckman was the
secretary A stirring address was made
by Rev DIR. Drachman, of New York, his
theme being Judaism, past and present.
He urged the erection of synagogue
here, the first In the history Of Delaware
At the conclusion OF his remarks q
permanent organization WAS effected with
officers as follows: President, N Levy
vice president. ]. WeIner; secretary. B
Gleeckman; treasurer, Morris Levy
Committses-Ladiss' auxiliary, Mrs q
Abramson, Mrs Samuel Harris, Mrs.
Louis Harris, Mrs Max Ephraim. Mrs s.
Slesinger, Mrs. b. Aoramson, Miss Lizzie
AstroWsky and Mrs N Leiberman
propaganda committee A Harris, Samuel
Harris, Jacob Schless and Nathan Barsky.
Over 81, 600 was raised by subscription
towards the new synagogue.