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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Balti-
more. J. Carolan. Agent.
Steamship Gate city. Googins Boston
and Philadelphia. 6. Anderson. Agent
Steamship Wakefield OBD Vale, New
York-Stracha & Go.
Steamship GleadoWe 0Br). Harris, Bos-
ton-Strachan & co.
Bark Nav!gatore GtaD. Gamboni Lii
gat3, with sulphur, TO Order-Master
Schr Pearl Calder Satilla, with rice
10 Savannah Rice Mil.
Schr Mamie o.. M.lllgan, Wilmington
Island. with canned goods to I. G. Haas.
Fishing schooner Mary O'Dell. from sea
with snappers and black fish
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Kansas city. Fisher. New
York-C. 6. Anderson, Agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Berkshire. Baltimore.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels. Port Royal and
BeaufOrt-C. n. Medlock, Agent.
MEMORANDA.
Charleston. S G.. Jan. s.-Arrived,
Ship News on Third Page
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

SAM ROUTE

sSauA'f'aa' HT7eriStIs and montgomery
me S8oH LINE 10 Montgomery Mobile, New Orleans and Texas Points.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA.
u. NJ. COMER z Receixers

Go1NG WEsr- READ DOW !
No. 0 No. Z No. 3 No. I
ex. sun ex. sun daily. daily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09

No IL No - No 81
Nail and Saw. fast local fr't
Express fri daily daily
Daily. eX. sun ex. sun
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
COTTON.

The local market steadied M TODAY
hinder the influence of an advance of 1
i 8 points in the futures markets. The
demand after the opening increased and
here was a little Improvement over the
business of the past few days.
on Change at the first call. at 1910
clock a. M the market was bulletined
steady and unchanged. with Gales of :
bales. al the second cali. at / O'Clock
u it was steady and unchanged. with
Hales Of S37 bales. At the last call. at 1
clock p. M IL closed steady and I'M
hanged. with sales of $50 bales.
The following were the official spot quo
lations al the close of the market. at the
IoJton Exchange. to-day.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

0ur6 en b~eIonOeres Nbtonr1et nit Der WeltQls1tel=
lun9sbeb0roe 1tanoen ben Gere9ern Rdmmtlide 5~ofii5ieien
photOarapGiG&en AufnaRmen, etua $4,000 an Der 13abl 5lr
Nerfii9ung, uuo Die Nuspabl tpie Die Neproouttion oieier
photographer erf olgte nit 9rOBter @or9falt rnO inter
9utpenOu1tQ Der a(erreue1ten WletboOen, 10 OaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
5nndbrn-
9Gtt 1taSere 2eSer.

9as @O6enbldtt Der rSGinots Steats@
seitung" eri6eint bon isBt an MtttpoGs,
N}Ontags, @tr BADEN uns gu bteier
Nenoerung entf4luKen, neil i'm groBen
Die Wp4en5eitungsn Die Sonntag5z
lettiire bilben, unb BEL Der @erbeHerung
be5 8~oitpeIenS benz peitaus gr0Bten Sbeile
unierer Nbonnertsn bas 8latt bis gum
Samitag 8ugeben tann. Sic erbalten in
Solge Deien UNI bret Sage neuere Na4z
ri4ten ais friiber.
Ser n@eiten" fir austpdrts erI9eint an
ftatt 9onneritag8 fGon am Montag, in Der
fslben gtet40altigteit nie frii6er,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Wnier lleuiahrsmunih.

Ser Neuja6rspunfd, ben mir alid6rli9
nm Die SobresDenoe berausgeben, 1T bieIeS
MaI mt 6eIOnDerem Sotenaufpunb in is
Derif ieoenen Sarben bergeteIt, @r 5ei9t
cine 8ruppe 8lumen itreuenber Mdb6en
:"5 bat Die Sorm zines @anbfaGenbers,
be- fir ieOe 6amtlie Don prottiI4em NuBen
uuO fir iebes 9aus cine tptGtommene 3ieroe
iein oiirfte. lin i'm audi unferen ausipdr@
ti9en 2eiern 3ugGngli4 gu ma4en, %perfen@
ben mir Bis auf 8eiteres bie5en Neuiabr8@
lpunf9 ge9en @inIenbung bon 10 Gents in
POitmdrten pOrtofrei an ir9enb cine @breiie
in ben 8ereintgten Staten, CANADA uno
Mertto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
3Oo&en(&ou.
Gbicago, ben 9. Sanuar 1895.
1nlano.
A11H ner R14nneHbutptfnnt.
Der 6oufrieo.

~ OObb%ASSs
Ser Soriffrieq anif9en ben Ser. Staten
unh europa lit in cine afute Yba5e 9ez
treter. Die erIte amtli6e 0anblung Des
neuen 0iterret9if@en 9efanbten, 5reiberrn
b. 6engelmiiuer mar Die @rbebung zines Proz
teites gegen ienen photographer fir elm
3udertdbelenge1eB, nel6es cine 3ui6lagsz
iteuer bon Elm 3ebnteG Bro5ent auf 3uder
legt, Der na9 ben Ser. Staaten aus Qdnbern
ausgefibrt pirb, Die cine Mu%sfubrprGmie auf
3uder be3abIen. Die bonn @e1anbten elm
genommene Stelung mar berientgen Gbn=
lt6, rel3e benz protefte 9eutf6lanbs gu
8runoe lag, baB nGmlt9 bur9 bic 8e5abz
lung zines 3ui9lag3pIes ein l1nterf6ieb
gum Na3t6etl Seterrei9s genna9t niirbe,
uno 5uglei9 cine 8~erlebung bes NIT ienem
2onoe abgef3lohenen 9anbelsbertrages elm
trete.
Sis ieBt 1T Dem proteit feline Mnbro6uns
bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beigefiigt,
olein 0engelmiiuer lit bierin nur benz BON
9eutf9lanb gegebenen 8ei1piele gefolqt unb
Der nd9ite S9rttt nirb un3peifel6aft in Der
ndmli9en &t9tung gef9eben, baB nGmli9
Ger Gtnfubr zines amerttdnif9en Yrobuttes
na9 Oe1terret3 in trgenb elmer MeiIe Sim
b~ernife in ben @eg gelegt lperben. Sie bier
groBen 8e5u9squeGen fir uniern3udsr iinb,
ab9eIeben BON benz fletnen aus Qp%ui1iana
fommenbenPrO3entIab &uba, 9eut1 9lanb,
Srantrei6 unb Seierrei6, Meit breien bic
fer Climber ite6en mir bereits tpegen bes
3uder3oles auf %geipanntem Tube uno bon
Setten Srdntret9s 1in0 bereits Nnoeutunqen
BON Der Mnnabme neutrality-suspicious.
mabr3unebmen, pel9e it9 in Der Nuflegung
BON @tnf9rdnfungen gegen unfer Sleii9gez
i6dft unb Die @tnfibrung bon Mei5en uno
Mebl aus @merifa duBern perben.
Der ProteIt Sefterrei6s 9egen bic ameriz
tcntf6en unterf9eioenben 3uder31Ge ma6t
Der Administration 56nere Gorge.
0a bas prGmienIpftem Seiterrei6s bon
benz Oeutf 9lunbs abtpet9t, purbe be6aupz
tet, baB Oieielbe 4usle9ung, tpel9e ben
Oi~fferential3oG auf beutf9en 3uder Iegte,
ni9t auf 0iterrei3ii6en 3uder pafie. Mls
aber biefe Srage in Solge elmer Mnfruge
pom 8altimdrer 3oleinnebmer benz 6illaa3
miuiiter fprmea Dprgelegt purOe, ers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

ier Der uSuinois Staat53eitung" gerihtet
bat, barunter alt6 ben leBten uQns bem
graueu @leno", nit Dem er III boiler @r7
t~enntniB ieiuer balb bepOritebenoen Nufos
iur9 bon ibnen Qlbi6ie0 nabn. Sorgefilgt
1T benz ie6r biibicb auSgeitatteten, 318 Set
len itarfen 8ucbe elm tpobl9eIlmgeneS
8il6 unb Elm turser 2%ebensabriB Oes Ser
ttorbenen.
Ser 8il6erDorrat9 umTaBt Die fOIgen6en
NImmern:
15) &atier @ilbelm II.
49, &oiier Sriebrib III.
10 Yapit Sep XIII.
49, 6Iirit Otto bon 8ismord.
19) SeIbmarlcbaI 0raf bon 0toltfe.
20) 9aS Mbenbma6l. Sin Selbrud na6
Dem beribnnten Gemdl6e BON Qeos
naroo ba 8inct.
21) Gbriitlts an &reu3.
22) Raiiertn 2tu9uita 8ictoria.
23) Qlm Sterbebett. Die lebten Nusenz
bItde 0ilbeIms 6es Stegrei6en.
SIN SelOrllQUlIO III DeC VlUBe
20x30. 9aS Bib felt bes &atiers
Nbibie6 bon ieinen 2ieben un0 @e7
trcuen i'm Yolois su Berlin am 9.
WtGr3 1888 bar. I'm lein Sterbez
lager itn0 Die MitgLieber Ser taiier>
Ii9en Samilie nit %9usnabme oes
fbper erfranften &ronprtnsen, feline
YGIa6tne 8ismard uno Wfoltte,
iotDie feline 2eibdrste beriammelt.
Sir ieben 0euti9en tpirb bieie sez
treue 0ariteuuns bes grOBten gcz
i6i9tIiden G%reigniiies na6 Der
@riinbung 6es neuen &etbes elm
tpertbes @ebentblatt ietn an ben
0eIbenfaiier 8arbablanca.
gfic9t SIT 9rdmien berebtigte Nbonnen
ten fOrnen iebes Der oben angeftbrten 8Ha
der o6er 8tl6er ee9en @inieu0ung BON so
@ents be8ie6en.
Die Qutttung fiir etngeT6idtes @eLb err
foI9t alf benz fIeinen gelben 3etteL bur3
8erGnoerun9 bes Mtonats uno Der Sabresz
sabl.
8riefe ut1b GeG6er abrefitre mat oil
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Oeutfdsamerifanifdes Kodbud.

S6lh felt IGnserer s3eit erbieIten mir
aus unierem 2eierfreiS Dielfa6 Qnfragen
no6 etnem 9uten, praftii6 DerfaBten nno
bertdnblt9en &obbu6, tpie es ia fit ieben
6auSbaIt taft unentbebrltcb getDor6en 1T.
NuSgebenb bon 6em @runbfabe, baB 6as
8eite i9lieBIi9 bod imner bas 8iuigfte
lift, baben mir nacb iOrSfaltiger @uspaDl
sinem 8u9 BEN @or8us 9eseben, Oas ii6
fir ieoen 6ausbalt, 9lei6Dtel auf tDelbem
SUB CT sefiibrt tpir6, ais burbaus 3pedz
mdBtg erpieien bat. 9as 8ub 1T bon
elmer 6eut1cben 6ausfrau auf @run6 lang
jGbrtger @rfabrung NIT beiOnberer 8erids
iicbtigung unlerer amerttanii6en 8erbGltz
ni1Ie perfaBt. @s entbGlt iiber 1900 STE
cepte, beren ie6eS prattiib erprobt lit. Oas
@ert lit auBcrbem nit ipeiBen 8lGttern
bur3i6oiien, 10 OaB iebe 6auSfram in Ser
Sage lit, ueue &ecepte binsu3ufigen ober
Die D%orbanoencn na6 ibren @rfa6run9en 3u
e~rgdnsen. Sin beuti6zenslti6es SnbaLtSz
Der3et6ntB erIet6tert baS Na6i6lagen unb
Nuffinben erbeblib. llniere Q%bpnnenten
f6nnen 6teies 8u6 ~sebunben un6 portofrei
gegen @inien6ung bon Is Gents bon unS
be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

NnTere Rrantten.

SIN SoIgen6en ~Der6ffent[iCben mir bas
Ber3eicbuiB Der 8iber unb 8ilber, melbe
mir in bieiem Sabre an bOrousbe 3a6=
eu6e 81 en- nertbeiIen tuerz
! ben. Die Giteren Treunbe unieres 8latteS
finb nit BEN 8ebingungen betannt fir bic
ue1eren feten ie bier nobmals mit8etbetIt !:
Sober @bonnent, peLober Eau Der Der
Nb~tragung CtmGtger st Ii d.
# Gn6e) BEN 8etrag zines Sa6rese2lbonz
nements nit 29oGIars a1 uns abienz
Bet, fam ans Ser nacbftebenben 9tite Die
gtummer zines 8ucbes o6er 8tloes ange>
ben, peldbes ibm iofort na9 @mpfang bes
GeIbeS portofrei 3ugefteat tDer0en tDtr6. -
Sin Nbonnent 6es Wo6enblattes, tuelz
der, an TAFT cine g t d IN tc sl BEAM
fpruden, es nor3tebt, eineit Sabrgang bes
geiten gum baIben g ret e %. b.
! iar l 9oaar) au erbalten, bat 3 Doll
ia rs brett IN unS etn3uien6en. 9afiir err
bGlt ct bic bei6 en- 8IGtter @obeuz
blatt un6 Beiteu) portofret auT elm Sa6r
5ugei6idt, aLio 1O4 sc II M rn, pelz
de auf 1880 Spalten 10 bel 2efeItof entz
balten, mie SO fart, 8Gn6e gez
pO6nIi@en 8uc6formats. Die Nummer
bon 81 Spalten, 9letcb einem 8ucbe bon
$50 Setten, toitet bemna9 weuiser
ais 3@ EFT IS.
&uT cine g I'd mt e Eat 9erientge
nel9er 3 0oIIars fit rbetbe8IGtz
mter einfenbet, feinen @npru3.-
DEM bier beitebt eben bic YrGmie 6artn,
aB er eiGen Sabr9ang OeS Meiten,
yer fOnit itu et Dollars foiten piir6e, fir
.nur Elm N Dollar erbGLt. - Mtt anberen
8Orten: er erbGGt BON benz 8reile Der beiz
pen 8lGtter, tuel9e ein3eln iebes 2 Dollars
%foiten, elmer % adj bon258roz
cent. = @er MIR elm 8latt fir 2OoQors
nimmt, er6Glt al # a tt oieieS RablafieS
im 8reiie ein 8 u9 ODER ein 9 iIO ais
BrGmte.
!6ier lift Bic 8hberIite:
y Observation-Disclosures 8OGfstaIen6er fir
bas Sabr 1895.
p GOntLin'S !6an06ucb 6eS niibIi9en g8ti=
TENS. Sin praftti6es 9tabi6lage7
bub fir Se6ermann.
3 Die SamiIic 8ub6Ol5, bon Sui. Stinbe.
9tuen Sreun6en 6es 6u1nors beitens
81 empfe9len.
- &eiiebilOer, BON 6einrt9 Seine.
D 8u6 Der Qie6er, bon 6einriob Seine.
D 9lDn's Nmeritantf6er 9ol1Eeti3er gum
GrIernen Der engIii9en Spra9e
o6ne 2ebrer.
70 Getiebtloer bon 6ermann Slater.
81 abraham 2incoIn, iein 9eben unb feline
0ffentLi6en Oienfte.
Der bon sablretdben 2eIern brtnge16 aus
geIprocbene 8uni6, ein blet6enbes 9tnOenz
fen an 9ermann 9taffer Su befiben, bat Die
Samilie bes 8eritor6enen DeranlaBt, untcr
obigem GtteL Die geiitbOuen unb %intereiz
fanten 8riefe in 8udfOrm gu perOfientlt7
dert, peIde uIier tooter Sreunb in ietnen
IeBten 9%eber5ia6ren (aus Wertfo 1884,
1s 0eatf9Ian0 1886, aus 9eutiBlanb,
5a5Ipeis unO SteIien 1890-9D an Die 2e5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
y 1lnIers GOrrelpOmOenten nnO atgens

~ llniere Gorreiponoenten ur,6 Ngenz
fen beluaen bic ~fnlgenoen Staaten:
6err Jrau} Stto Die Staaten &entudD,
Eenneiee, @labama, Southland, SLOriba
uuo Die Snlcl Guba.
!6err Saul 6riebeL Ben Staat Soma.
6err 9eter 8uib Die Staaten Suinots
uno Snbiana.
Serr 6reb S6erf ben Staat @isconiin.
!6err SrtB 2IrreB bie Staatcn Mtnourt,
'~9rfanlaS Seras unb baS Snbianerz
.Serritorium.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
unfere WeItausfteuuno.

j.. 0ieies 8ra9tpert it iebt iertig gum
e%erianot. 8ir eriuben bic Qeier, pel6e
miini4en, ibren 8eitelungen
'9lei3 ben @elbbetra9 bei3ufI9en, ba Ourh
bas 6. 9, 9.58erfabren bic Soften fir
ben 8erleger betrdcbtIib erbObt unO Sic
8eF0rberun9 %OcrIan9iamt tpirO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

ebenfaus Der @eriammlung porgelegt tperz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Der 6cupernenr BON New Qorf iaau9urirt.
2ebt g. Mprton nurbe am /. SeSanltar qIs
Gouberneur bes' States Stem Oorf inauguz
rtrt. Ste Seterlt6feiten tparen febr einfa9.
Ser reue 9puDerneur unb Iein poQer milf
tdrtf9er Stab tDurben in Stuff 9en bon bier
Gompagnten Electromagnetic mad benz &apiz
tot geleitet, SIM @recutip3immer tpurbe
Der erpGblte 9ouberneur bon benz ausf6eiz
oenoen 9ouDerneur, Der ebenfaQs BON 1einem
Stabe llmgeben mar, begriiBt. Na6ber be-
gaben it9 QQe mad Der 0ale Der M6qeorb=
neten. Sort nurbe 9ouperneur Morton's
8pti9oft Der StaatsgeIeBgebunq boreeleqt.
Sic beginnt nit etnem 0inipeiIe ouf Bic
bur9 Die bur3geiebene @erfaTung not9z
tpe1big geiporoene @eIeBgebung, tpel6e Die
groBte 9orgfalt erbei19e, bamit ni6f porz
I9nea 8eiebe angenommen piirbea.
Die Sinan3en bes States beT;nben fih
in ausge5ei9neter @erfaFung, Der Gtaat
bat feline S9uloen, mGbrenb bic ~eifernen
5onbs, etnf3feBli9 bes 8unbeszO epo1tten=
5onbs, it9 auf 1920, 394.3O an &apito[
%belaufen. Die @tnnubme an ltebertraqunoSz
(ober @rbf6afts) Steuern betrdqt i'm lekz
ten He9nungsiabre 81, 688, 954.24 unb an
Corporations unb Organizations @teuern
$1,796,640.87, 3ufammen $3,484, 1851
Oas @tntommen aus beiben QueQen iiberz
ltetgt alle Grtpartungen. @s tpirb anqenpm=
TprtleBuuq quf Der 9. Seitel
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-27
MOOSiC.

The Bonita Plate Glass company in
tend to make test of their machine
on Wednesday. All indications point
to its being successful In every way.
Rev. N. j. Wesley preached on Sun
day morning I'm the Presbyterian
church to large congregation.
Rev. J. c. Tenant preached his fare
well sermon to his congregation In the
Methodist Episcopal church. He IL a
young man of great promise and has
discharged his duties In a very sue
cessful manner and numerous friends
will regret his departure.
E. II. Call, circulating agent for the
Scranton Tribune, was In town yester-
day on business.
Richard Gendal. Of Jermyn. was WIS.,
iting at the home of John M. Robert
son on Saturday.
Stanley Dymond, proprietor Of the
Mooslc Cash store. was In Scranton
yesterday on business.
Sylvester Corby. of Main street. spent
Sunday in Mil City, among friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brodhead. of Mill
City, spent Sunday at the home OF Mr..
Harvey Jacques. OF the New Powder
mills
Misses Blanche Tregallas and Bessie
Kinds are spending few days among
friends In MOSCOW. f.t
A. B. Conger delivered an address
to the members Of Washington camp.
Patriotic Order Sons of America, No.
ia. on Saturday evening.
Rollin Bellas, of Brook street, left
Monday to attend the convention OF
the Patriotic Order Sons Of America, to
be held In Allentown on Tuesday and
Wednesday. He goes as q delegate
from Moosic camp, No. ia.
Dana Manners. Of Waveriy, N. r., is
visiting at the home Of w. r. Manners
Of Main street. Mr.. Manners made the
trip al the way from Vaverly In .
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-27
VANOIlNS

Mrs. Henry Carter and sister. Helena
Arnold, are spending the week with
relatives at Moosic.
A farewell party was rendered Miss
Mamie Scully at the home of her par
ents, on Main street, Saturday night.
The evening was pleasantly spent and
toothsome refreshments were served
Those present were: Misses Katie
O'Neil, Nellie Wilcox, Tessie and Anna
Plunkett, Frda Rehbein, Ida Piehl, An
ma Meehan and Katie La Vaughn, Con-
rad Kelleagher, Peter Cunningham,
Michael Cawley, Richard Fitzpatrick,
Fred Kelly, George Thompson, John
Yeager, John Pohran, Mathew Simp-
son. Patrick McCernon and Bernard
O'Hara. Miss Scully left yesterday for
New Haven. Conn, where she will
spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Edward Janswick.
Miss ,Etna Spencer. OF Aldenville. Is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Peck.
The Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional church will picnic at Vandllng
grove today.
A meeting of the Vandling Hose COM
pany was held at the school room Fri
day evening, when 1t was finally settled
to hold another picnic on or about Sept.
II. A committee was appointed to pur-
chase fire plugs and have them placed
in position at once. william LAWN.
who held the Office of president sent In
his resignation. which was accepted.
James Fitzpatrick, sr., was elected to
fill the vacancy.
A number of people spent Sunday at
Crystal Lake.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-27
GRATITUDE,

Another man expresses his gratitude to
DIR. Smith and staff for curing him of a
bad case Of catarrh of the head. Mr..
Gust Lager called on DIR. Smith and staff
He was suffering from bad case of ca
tarrh. 1t had caused catarrhal inflamma-
tlon of the throat and had extended to the
inner ear. impairing his hearing and caus-
ing peculiar sounds in his ears, which an
noyed him very much. He would fire.
quently imagine some one had spoken to
him when. In fact, there was no one near
him at the time. He commenced taking
magnetic treatments. The first two weeks
he thought he was worse. The second
two weeks showed slight change for the
better. He kept on improving and in ten
weeks was satisfied that he was cured
All chronic diseases are cured by those
doctors. Call and see them. Consulate ton
free. Q to daily. Tuesdays and Fridays
0 to .. at COS Linden street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-27
PRICE q.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Twiss haxe re-
turned home after spending the past
week with friends at New York.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
funeral Of the late Mrs. Frank Norris
took place. 1t was largely attended,
many persons from neighboring towns
being present.
An entertainment will be held at
Fadden's hall this evening for the ben
eft of St. Thomas church, of Dickson
The following programme has been ar
ranged: Music. orchestra: solo. VIII
F.. Burke; recitation. Lottie Hawks:
solo. James Watkins; piano solo. Tessie
LOTUS; trio. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Jones
and James Watkins; recitation. Willie
Gleason; violin solo, James Watkins;
duett. Mrs. Jones and Mamie Grier.
John GilbOy returned to his home at
Duryea. after spending the past week
with his nephew, George O'Hara, Of
Main street.
William Naunton, Of Archibald, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-27
ANOCA.

There will be a contest for a DemOrest
silver medal tonight at the Methodist
Episcopal church, in which a number
of young people will take part. An eX-
cellent programme has been arranged.
and In order to encourage the little
workers and, at the same time con-
tribute to the organ fund. for which
purpose the entertainment has been ar
ranged. a large audience should greet
the participants this evening. Admis-
sion, 10 cents.
Miss Dora Davis. of Albany. who has
been spending the past month with her
uncle, Solomon Decide. will leave for
her home today. accompanied by her
cousin. Miss Viola Deeble.
The Sons of st. George held a picnic
last evening at Jackson park. The AL
bion band was present and discoursed
sine lively music.
Miss ELLA O'Malley spent Sunday
evening with friends in Pittston.
John Moore and daughter, Celia, are
visiting friends in Boston.
Mrs. Levi ID. Ellis, OF Footville, Wis,
returned home yesterday after spend
Ing a month with her sister, Mrs. c. d.
Sanders. y
p. ]. Hartnett, OF Scranton, spent
Sunday with friends In town.
'he SdHe VI pal between tne fOunS
Mems Christian association, of Scran-
ton, and the Anthracites OF Moosic,
was a draw. Owing to rain 1t was
called after the first half of the eighth
inning, when the score stood 10 to 3 in
favor of the Young Mems Christian as
socia ton. Had the game continued to
the end II is probable that the Anthra-
cites would have won, as they had two
innings to play and the Young Mems
Christian association one. 1t was one
of the most agreeable games and the
best exhibition of ball playing ever seen
in MOosic
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JER MVN.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Bovard are at
Ocean Grove.
Get ready and go to Lake Ariel on
Wednesday. This will probably be the
last excursion Of the season from this
place.
Naboth Osborne. of Syracuse uni
versity. occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
Rev. F. Gendall. the pastor. being at
the Wyoming camp ground.
S. D. Davis and daughter left yes
terday for Boston. the White Noun
tains, Saratoga, etc. They go with
Carbondale commandery, knights
Templar.
Fl. A. Nicholson, of Scranton, spent
Sunday as the guest of his mother,
Mrs. w. Nicholson, Of South Main
street.
Miss Josephine Church, Of Valley
Falls, who has been visiting here for
some days. left yesterday for Dun
daft, where she Is the guest Of rela-
tives.
C. d. Winter is at the sea shore for
a few days rest.
Mrs John Maynard and daughter re-
turned yesterday from n visit with
friends in Bethany, Wayne county.
The public schools will open Monday
next.
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HONESDALE.

On account of the National circuit
race meet at Reading. the Maple City
wheelmen were forced to postpone their
race to the day following. The bicycle
races will therefore be held on Friday
Aug. 20. Prizes valued at $3.50 will be
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Clark and daugh-
ter left for New York and Boston yes
terday.
J. d. Weston and wife are in New
York city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Teal and children. OF
Scranton. are the guests Of David Men,
ner, at Elk Lake club house.
A report came up the canal to the ef-
feet that bicycle and cap were found
on the towpath below Lackawaxen on
Saturday. making II look as II wheel-
man had fallen into the canal; but no
body was found.
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RECkNlIIE.

Miss Cora Savage Is visiting at the
home of her uncle. y. ID. Secor.
Miss Powell. of Dunmore, Is visiting
Miss Julia Kestell.
The keystone Double quartette from
Peckville rendered some very fine Sc
lections at Salem camp meeting last
Sunday.
Traviss Budd. of Carbondale. spent
Sunday In town.
John Il. Williams will leave next Fri
day to resume his studies at Mansfield
State Normal school.
Mrs. William James. of the West
Side. returned after an extended visit
with friends at Waymart.
Mrs. John Coughlin is visiting at
West Portland, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Uren left yes
terday to spend week with relatives
at Lancaster.
Mrs. Thomas MINES, of Wyoming. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Cheney.
Misses Lizzie and Josephine Mollah-
ran, of Wilkes-Barre are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Daniel Doris. ,..'
About thirty of our most prominent
people drove to Salem yesterday to at
tend camp meeting and were very pleas
antly entertained at'the two Peckville
cottages. which 2fe the COST beautiful
ly decorated. cottages ON the grounds.
Love feast'was held at o'clock and at
1880 ller. C. A. Benjamin, of Homes
dale, preached a very impressive ser
mon to a large audience. At p. m.
Song service was held. in which the
Peckvlle quartette took a prominent
part and discoursed some very fine
music. which was highly appreciated.
This was followed by an eloquent SER
mon by DR.. Hamlinton, Of Syracuse
university. Epworth league meeting
was held at $50 p. m.. and in the even
ing Rev. S. C. Simpkins. of Peckville.
preached a very interesting sermon to
about 1000 hearers. 1t was estimated
that there were between 5000 and 1900
people on the grounds during the day.
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NICHOLSON.

Mr. and Mrs. Travis, of Moscow, was
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. V.
l.. Smith. over Sunday.
Miss Clara Tiffany left for Mansfield
Monday last to resume her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Tiffany, and Mr..
and Mrs. V. l.. Smith are preparing to
camp at White Ferry, near LeGrange,
Friday next.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. briggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Smith started for New
YORK this morning, to be gone week
or ten days.
d. w. Titus leaves for New York
today.
VIII Warner, the miller at Bacon
town. has traded his half interest in the
grist mill to q. w. Farer for his farm
In Hartford, where he intends to make
his future home.
Mrs. stephen Jay Is visiting her
brother, George Walker of Salem.