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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
wOLFSVILLE.

Sept II. 1895.
Messrs. w. NJ. Wolfe and H. NJ.
Recher, of HagerstOwn, spent several
days of last week here with friends.
Mr.. Alvey and Miss Annie Harsh
man spent several days of last week
with their brother, near Edgemont.
Mrs. Edwin Z. Hoover, of Hagers-
town, spent last week here with her
father, J. o. Hays.
Mrs. VIM. Keifferd, of BoOnsboro, is
visiting at Mrs. Ellen d. Yesterdays.
Mrs. Stella Plummer and family, of
Bissel, spent Sunday and Monday here
the guests of Mrs. Adam Warrenfeltz,
Sr.
Miss Della Marker, of Benevola,
spent Sunday with her mother, near
pleasant Walk.
The Pilgrim Travellers gave two ep-
tertainments in the U. B. Church,
which which were well attended and
very much enjoyed.
Mr.. John Berger and family, of Ha-
gerstown, spent Saturday and Sunday
here, the guests of Mr.. J. NJ. Wolfe.
Prof. r. II. Morgan, Of Funkstown,
is spending the week here with friends.
A4oSt boNhoay uiOt hthH leCNs a. Nl.
Smith held communion service in the
Lutheran church. There were eighty
seven communicates. Next Sunday
morning he will hold similar service
at Church Hill. and that will end bis
pastoral dnties here. He has been pas.
tor of this charge for more than thir.
teen years, and during that time he
admitted to membership in the various
churches two hundred and forty-eighI
members.
Miss Blanche Knode, of Funkstown
spent Sunday here, the guest of Miss
bessie Stottlemyer.
Mr.. A. f. Sensenbaugh, of Trout
vile, spent Sunday with his home
people, at Good Hope.
Mr.. II. Blaine Harp, of Hagerstown
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. Ezra Young, of Baltimore, spen
several days of last week with hi
daughter, Mrs. G. r. StottIemyer.
Mr.. A. S. Smith, of Beaver Greek
and Mr.. V. M. Smith, of Hagerstown
are here calling on friends.
According to some of the papers Oul
quiet little town has furnished another
inmate of the State Penitentiary, In
the person of one Thomas Chipley, sen
fenced for forgery. There is an errol
some where and Thomas Chipley wal
never a resident of Wolfsville, and has
never been seen here. Why the paper
persist in giving Wolfsville so many
offenders of the law is mystery.
Mr.. G. Edward Harbaugh and Miss
Ella f. Harbaugh, of Waynesboro'
spent yerterday and to-day with
friends in our midst.
Mr.. r. S. Grossnickle has made q
number of Improvements in and about
his mill. The power is now furnished
by twenty-foot steel waterwheel.
His hydraulic cider press is in daily
and almost constant use.
Messrs. Harp und Summers are erect
ing hydraulic cider mill at Ellerton.
Competition is the life of business. .
Miss Kate Semler and friend Of Ha-
gerstown, are the guests of Miss Nora
Young. E
Miss Sallie Snuff has gone to Ha-
gerstown to spend several weeks.
Most of our farmers are cutting corn
and getting ready to SOW grain.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
Important Notice.

Communications and letters contain
ing articles for publication in the CITI-
ZEN; in fact any matter of business
nature, should be addressed to 1.-THE
CITIZEN" and not to any individual
connected with the paper. 1t is for
this reason so many omissions occur,
owing to absence or the possibility of
the letters becoming lost.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
uo,,ld Like Your Attention
for a Minute.

tar tvne-settlng facilities tina
HlSlas ~ ro are now giving special attention
,rm9rly, ". " country news compiled and for
pClassnnet. ,,o c,ITizEN by active correspon-
brded ~ VIZ ho ve always tried in various ways
ents. W. i@oal field as thoroughly as pOssl-
Dcove.r and IND the above plan by far the most
tlshctory. basat some time in the week
Every ~ nf more or less importance, which if
bppenlll.sr ritten us and published In a widely
pPery .naner. would give great pleasure to
ed nen;SRrht read them. 1t Is extremely diff
VINO n py newspaper, equipped though IL
1lt .. naiiL bright and competent news-gatht
|By oe and And out everything OF interest in the
En- is,- W vet some people are disappointed,
ID We 10 nar,a occurrence in which they were
ecaue Ibid did NOT ind place In its columns.
Ieres.ssu dos with those who neglect TO inform
D A 1lae- ~ news matter, which he has not
t suyT Of securing by any other means.
~ CITIZEN desires representative IN
l ne ,o,cn in the county, to help !urtner lts IN
~ "nd furnish a weekly review OF passing
fesls AM AM a forecast of others in their incip-
.n,o nlaces already represented in our col
nJ hr energetic correspondents are
~ W Thurm0nt,
Braddock,
Fountain Mills,
Graceham,
Harmony,
Feagaville.
Catoctin Furnace,
lin, Cten,,so S,,rings
l9 uvatt Saws
MyvarsviIIe
HeIIa
Eo%y,iiia
kemptown,
AdamStOWl.
pn IL Nils
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the Sur
rounding Agricultural
Districts.
PARK MILLS,


Sept. Is, 1895.
Some of the farmers have finished
cutting corn through this section, and
also finished seeding
Mrs. Roberts and daughter, ofWash-
ington, ID. @, visited Montavinia on
the 18th and 18th insts.
Mrs. James Perrill of this place, is
contemplating visit to Luray Cave,
Va, soon.
Quite crowd from here visited
Braddock Heights camp-meeting on
Sunday last
Rev. Pnrdy, of Germantown, Mont
gomery County, visited relatives in
this place, on the 10th inst.
The Park Mills Base Ball Club
would still like to hear from the New
Market team.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
An Explanation.

Owing to an unfortunate circum-
stance over which we had no control,
several highly interesting communica-
lions from our regular correspondents
were omitted from the three past is
sues Of the CITIZEN. Other arrange
ments have now been made and things
will move more satisfactorily. All are
invited to express their opinions Of
any subject through the columns OF
the CITIZEN. During the present CAM
paign special interest is maintained re-
garding the fight in Maryland. We
Shall take great pleasure in publishing
the ideas of our friends on the situa-
ton. Never was there time when
the true-hearted Democracy Of Mary
land and Frederick County should
stand firmer, shoulder to shoulder. than
now. Let all have the courage of their
convictions and by a few bold words
show their position in the present
fight. Keep posted by reading what Is
going ON and you will find cause for
good cheer at our prospects 10 the fall.
Miss Mary Seton, Of Washington,
IL visiting Miss Bessie Clabaugh, on
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.
be Little lettings About Peo.
pie and ThlnRs.

!. Jesse Ramsburg is visiting his
y in this city.
IS Rosa Talbot, of Charlestown,
"a, is visiting the family of DR..
krd Bowlus, on West Third street.
n. Catharine Jordan died last Sun
September 10th, at her home in
mitsburg, this county, in the Gath
of her age.
! the young Democrats of Fred
+ County, we turn now to ask
assistance in getting up this reg
&tion. See your registrars of voters,
EOur committee and get to work at
{ regret to lose the services of Mr..
lien Ingle, of KemptOn, our cor
pndent, but duty called him else
e. He has kept the CITIZEN
ers well posted on the affairs in
ecality.
sannual meeting and dinner of
seral advisory boards of the Ha-
wn Fair, was held at the Bald
House, on Saturday, September
inst. Quite a list of representa-
from the different counties were
|ent.
Pthing was done by the Court In
base of w. III. Cabb, the insurance
u, who by reason of spurious drafts
Enlarged with defrauding several
known citizens of Middletown.
Main witness could not be found
hence the State had no case.
fore going on sea-voyage or into
country, be sure and put a box of
rs Pills in your valise. You may
occasion to thank us for this hint.
klieve constipation, biliousness and
ca, Ayers Pills are the best in the
\. They are also easy to take.
lmes, the horse thief, has been sem
b to ten years In the State peni-
ery for his crime. 1t will lie re-
bered that he stole horse and
y from Mr.. Ed. Sim some months
He also passed several bogus
: upon unsuspecting tradespeo-
the Democratic voters who at
the primary meeting tomorrow,
day, see that a lot of active
Democrats are put upon the
a Committee. Let us give the
chance, and let their fathers see
aey are not overlooked or forgot
advantage of taking Ayers Sar-
ia to purify the blood is that
yea not Infringe upon your hours
'O' nor deny yourself any food
sftes with yon. In a word, you
10y compelled to starve or loaf,
taxing 1t. These are recommen-
sworth considering.
John Richie, son of the late
Mtchie, of the Sixth Judicial
who has been on a visit to his
nome in this city, returned last
70 South McAllister, Indian
NY, where he is engaged in the
service. 1t takes severalsdays-
~, ana one by stage to make the
fright sunlight is still with us
~ grass looks as green and
y ~ when it first felt the inn
ts vi early spring showers. Very
s s'n mas fallen since the storm of
s'n rs ago, but the ground seems
eos Sonultlon. Frederick County
t lh,s with fine and abundant
aus season and the farmers
n III lad. Fairly good prices are
'0r agricultural products.
Ind ID . Knight Mcdonald, of this
ti Sa party Of friends, numbering
Ia SWSs Ven enjoyed a very delightful
drama osOsqsboro In ZachariasT four
he ~ tMhonday evening last. The
d hv .ue occasion was somewhat
IN en; slight rainfall, but other
b stvlu,yeo the trip. The turnout
ent a s't one caused not a little ex-
4 y S., she party passed out Of
prIetor supper was served
f''s'0' j. M. Smith.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
CALHOUN,
Says the Emmitsburg Chronicle in
its last issue:
Charles Leroy, eldest son of Charles
w. and Alice G. Calhoun, died on
Wednesday, September A, 1895. He
was a grandson of Evaline M. Rowe,
of near Emmitsburg. The deceased
was six years, months and q days
old, and very bright child. His first
sickness was a severe attack of diph-
liberia, which caused nervous prostra-
ton, and lastly paralysis of the heart
JONES.
Our Kemptown correspondent sends
us the following: Miss Grace Jones
died at her home near this place, on
September 10th. aged % years. The
deceased was daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. e. J. Jones and was one of the
most popular young ladies in this COM
munity, and was loved by every one
stay in the world to gladden. the hearts
of those who were fond of her. She
was stricken down with that dreaded
disease typhoid fever and died after a
brief illness, leaving q place in that
home that never will be filled. The
funeral took place on September 18th,
with many marks of love and respect.
The Y. P. s. G. E., of which the de-
ceased was member, provided the
bearers. The funeral services We're
held in Providence Church, where
they placed large pillow of flowers
on the casket as token of the esteem
III which they held their fellow sister.
Rev. Samuel Utz preached the funeral
sermon and interment was made in the
cemetery adjoining the church. Will
lam T. Lewis was funeral director.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
READ THIS!

,r. want you to be our cores
V" s.,t and represent your Sec
n the ." Citizen" The paper
W. =, ~ sent free, and writing ma
- ..,o,d stamps furnished. Write
.not YOU will be our regular
,ntrlbutor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Frederick County, sitting as Court of Equity.
passed In No. 6iis Equity, being the case Of
Thomas j.: MARROW ct ali the undersigned,
trustees, will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door, Frederick City, Frederick County,
Maryland, on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1895, at the hour OF 1880
o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable real
estate, consisting OF several farms belonging to
the estate of the late Mrs. Ann Claggett, as fol-
lows:
FIRsr-ALL THAT FARM situate in Peters,
Vile District, Frederick County, State of
Maryland, now called Oakland" 1t being
q Pesn lsfs q e hs
gate EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, more
or less, and being the same tract of land here
tofore conveyed by Mortimer McIlhaney and
wife to Horatio Claggett by deed dated April
LIST, 1886, and recorded In Liber w. B. 7. No.
2, folio S47, one Of the Land Records Of Fred
erlck County.
TwO-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
with back building, containing eleven rooms,
good bank barn. wagon shed and corn house,
servants a. quarters ana other Sni66uiidings
chard There Is an elegant spring Of good
This farm is situated on the road leading
from Frederick to Harper's Ferry, near 81.
Marks Church. about one-half mile east OF
Petersville, and is an elegant country resi-
dence.
skE3NPr1R s,sra, d Hn sns ro q eodine
| from st. Marks Church to Broad RIM, being
Districf in said f,omntv and state. beinc narfs
Of tracts Of land called Juiisna,' "Brothers
pee'e n, nny, .sEjoidsrSso Mon.er~ "a ar;eid.
erea," and being the same land conveyed BY
| samuel and Henry Maught and wives 10
49, snd rscoadsd Il y f dss Ha'u ~ olio
| 484, &C., one Of the Land Records Of Frederick
CSaSt also sl that PaTt o. sF.c. Of land 2 I'd;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
GEORGE A. LAMAR,

GEORGE A. LAMAR,
Registration Officer for Election District No. /,
Of Frederick County
vALERIUs EBERT,
Registration Officer for Election District No.2
of Frederick County.
ROBERT NJ. RAMsBURG, Asst. Register.
CHARLES M. SHANK,
Registration Officer for Election District No.3,
OF frederick County.
WILLIAM w. ZIMMERMAN.
Registration Officer for Election District No.4.
Of Frederick County.
EDWARD $. TANEY,
Registration officer for Election District No. s.
OF Frederick County
JONATHAN A. WOLFE,
Registration Officer for Election District Not,
Of Frederick County.
r. II. MAGRUDER,
Registration Officer for Election District NOT,
Of Frederick County.
GIBSON SMITH,
Registration Officer for Election District Nos,
Oh rfeuerlck county.
p IL. GRIFFITH.
Registration Officer for Election District No.s,
OF Frederick County.
THEODORE SMITH.
Registration officer for Election District No. 10,
OF Frederick County.
JOHN NJ. HOLBRUNER,
Registration officer for Election District No. H.,
Of Frederick County.
OSCAR p. CHAMPION,
Registration officer for Election District No. II.
OF Frederick County.
WILLIAM w. WELKER,
Registration Officer for Election District No. Is,
Of Frederick County.
L. G. ETCHISON,
Registration officer for Election District No. IA,
Of Frederick County.
FRANKLIN A. CoLLIFLOwER,
Registration Officer for Election District No. 10,
OF Frederick County
g. w. MAIN,
Registration Officer for Election District No. 10.
OF rreOerlck county.
A. s. PHILLIPs,
Registration officer for Election District No. II,
OF Frederick County.
WEEDEN CLARY,
Registration officer for Election District No. Is,
Of Frederick County.
Ell. BANNER,
Registration officer for Election District No. 10
OF Frederick County.
GEORGE N. ENGLISH,
Registration Officer for Election District No. ~
OF Frederick County.
JOHN @. TWENTY,
Registration officer for Election District No. 81,
OF Frederick County.
BH~ 1t is respectfully urged upon all
persons entitled to Registration or
Transfers, to make prompt application
and not to postpone the matter till the
close Of the sitting, in order to afford
the respective Officers of Registration
ample time for the discharge of their
duties.
p Foreign-born citizens are remind
ded to bring their naturalization paper
with them when applying for Regis
tration, to save the trouble and incon-
venience of calling second time.
EDWARD S. TANEY,
Prest. of Board.
vALERIUs EBERT,
| Secretary.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
STEAM HEATING.

NTEAM HEATING,
Responsible parties desiring TO bid on heating
City Hall by the two pipe gravity return sys.
tenn, will find plans and specifications as pre-
pared by McC. Davidson heating engineer, at
to accompany the bid. otherwise It will NOT be
considered. Committee reserves the right 10
accept or reject any or all bids.
Bids Will be received by City Register up TO
i2o'cLocK, NOON. SEPT. 2orn, 1896.
Work must be completed by November this
LIST, 1896.
AoGiLL.22i 4 YEh q
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
OCTOBER SITTING,

UUlUDEn NllINuy
from So'clock. A. NJ. to o'clock, P. NJ.
on each of the following days:
Monday the 9TH, Tuesday
the 9th, Wednesday the
9th, Thursday the 10th,
Friday the nth and Mon
day the 2lst days Of oc-
tober, A. D. 1895.
at their respective places of Registra-
ton hereinafter named. for the pur-
pose, on the FIRST FOUR of said
days, of Registering in their respective
Election Districts all persons who pos
sess, or will before the day of Eec-
ton next ensuing possess the requisite
qualifications under the Constitution of
the State of Maryland aud the laws
made Hereunder, emitting them to
vote in said Election Districts, and for
the purpose on the FIRST FOUR of
SAID days, of striking from the Regis
tries of Voters the names of all persons
who may be known or proved to be
dead or disqualified, and on the FIFTH
day Of striking from said Registries
the names of those to whom notices
were sent at the last September Sitting
of said Officers Of Registration, aud for
the further purpose. on the LAST Of
said days, of revision and hearing APP
plications for reinstatement Of the
names Of those whose names shall have
been stricken of said Registries of
Voters.
SPECIAL NOTICE is given that no
person can be Registered after the
FOURTH day Of said sitting, as the
only work to be done by the said Offi-
GERS Of Registration on the FIFTH day
OF said sitting is the striking off the
names Of those to whom notices have
been sent, aud the only work to be
done on the LAST day Of said sitting
is the revision and hearing applications
or reinst atelhent. To entitle person
to be Registered personal application
to the Register must in all cases be
made.
BUCKEYsT0wN DISTRICT = ELECTION
| DISTRICT No. l.
Monday the 7th at Pt. Of Rocks; Tuesday the
/ Sth, Wednesday the 9th and Thursday the
10th. at Buckeystown; Friday the 18th and
Monday the 2lst, at LicksvilIe.
TRICT No. 2,
All the daysat " West Patrick Street.
MIDDLErowN Observation-Disclosures DIS
/ TRICT No. 3
All the days at Middletown.
oREAoERsroWN DISTRICT : ELECTION
DISTRICT NO 4.
Monday fhe nh. Tuesday The ath. wednesday
The olh and Thursday the 10th, ct Creagers-
town; Friday HE Ilfh aud Monday the 2lst,
1t the Rc1i1onoo o. The Registrar.
ElfurTcBURo DleTRICr-ELECTIoN DIS.
Al lhe days atths Wes1sn Maryland Hotel,
81 s. -------
:. Y. 1890. -.....-..-<-. =. 1880,
XHI0r No. ..
.*...- u <~r-,.,
-
<<... b $50. 80 ~ ~ e'n ~ ralN
=--- 81. - ~ "'a u"y .no
al a. 1Irl 8 - Residence ofthe Registrar.
II&- IZE UL5IH<Cr-ELECrION DISTRICT
AZ [t. 11/s y Smiths Tobacco Store, In
Liberty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
LINGANoRE DISQUALIFICATION DIS
TRICT No. 10.
All the days at Unionvilie.
LEwIsTowN DISTRICT ELECTION DIS.
TRICr No. 20.
All the days at Lewistown

TUsCARoRA INSTRUMENTATION DIS
TRICT No. 81.
Monday the 7th Tuesday the sth. Wednesday
the 9th and Thursday the 10th. at Brookhill;
Friday the 18th and Monday the 2lst, at the
Residence of the Registrar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20

Miss Mary Seton, Of Washington,
ia visiting Miss Bessie Clabaugh, on
Second street. -.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20

from o'clock. A. NJ. to 8 o'clock, P. M,
on each of the following days:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
Elfa1T1BURo DlsTR1Cr-ELEUTIoN DIS.
IHrCr Nos.
Al he dsyz at1hs We1lsrn Maryland Hotel,


Moo14@ a. ~ and Tuesday the 9Th. at Park
MIII1 Wednesday NE 9th and Thursday the
IAN "a Urt@re; Friday the 18th and Mon
61I a. IA. % (he Residence ofthe Registrar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20

JACKSON DECENTRALIZATION DISTRICT
No. To-
Monday the 9TH. Tuesday the Sth. Wednesday
the 9th aud Thursday the 10th. at Myersville,
and on Friday the lith aud Monday the
2lst. at the Residence of the Registrar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20

Il1@1<x DIsrRIur-ELECrIoN DISTRICT
~ Is. 11y1 u smiths Tobacco Store, in
Il Liberty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
UIEf|4 DISTRICT = ELECTION DIS
TBlCT No. 10.

1@I <te ~ and Tuesday 18th, at STEMS
81 anbiIIasviIle; Wednesday the 9th,
1<< the 10th, Friday the ilth and
&/ ne 2Ist, at the Residence OF the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
MEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
MT. PLEASANT DISTRICT ELECTION
DISTRICT No. 49,
All the days at NJ. Pleasant.
JEFFERSON STANDARDIZATION D.S-
TRI.T No. IA.
All the days at Jefferson.
MEcHASlCsTowN DISQUALIFICATION
DISTRICT No. Is.

Monday the eth. Tuesday the sth and We'd
nesday the 9th. at Thurm)nt; Thursday the
10th, Friday the llth and Monday the 2lst. at
Greceham.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
MIDDLET0WN DISQUALIFICATION Dis
TRICT No.. 3
All the days ct Middletown.

cREAoERsToWN DISTRICT : ELECTION
DISTRICT No. &
Monday Tie nh. Tuesday The 9Th. Wednesday
the olh and Thursday the 10th. st Creagers-
town. Friday HE Ilth aud Monday the 2lst,
Il ne Residence o. the Registrar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20
TOWNSVILLE INSTRUMENTATION DIS.
TRICT No. IL.
All the days ut townsville.
wooDvILLE Observation-Disclosures DIS
TRICT No. Is.

Monday the 9TH. Tuesday the sth and Wed.
nesday the 9th. at o. NJ. Clary's store; Thurs
day the 10th, Friday the 18th and Monday
the 2lsi, at the Residence Of the Registrars
near Woodville.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-20

<xI 11kHI< - DrsTRIcT-ELEcTloN DIS.
uRICT, NO. Q.
|I|1.1.xs 81 0rIfith's Hotel. in New Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
To Hold an Open Meeting-What the Or
caniZation Is.

To Hold an Open Meeting-Nhat the VT
Canization Is.
Many people are unaware that IN
Wheeling there is an Association OF
Stationary Engineers, subordinate 10
the National Association, whose OBJECT
and aims are the education and eleVa-
ton of engineers, and, if possible. the
prevention of explosions OF steam Doll
ers. Their meetings are given TO the
discussion and explanation OF calcutta
tons of boilers and machinery gener-
ally, and members are especially re-
quested to ask questions on any SUD-
ject they do not understand.
During the last session OF the Legs
lature they had a bill to license sta
tionary. engineers. as to qualifications,
which passed the House and came TO
the second reading in the Senate
where it died
The last convention held i'll Baltl-
more made arrangements to procure
scholarship in the Scranton SCOOP OF
PENNSYLVANIA at a reduced rate over
the old schedule. and in conjunction
their official organ. called Power,
publishes monthly u lecture on me
chanics. which is thoroughly eN-
planned by their lecturer. The Asso-
citation has no utilization with labor Or
CARNATIONS. and can only be classed
as an educational and beneficial body.
They have made arrangements Tor d
meeting and lecture in the near future,
which will be open to the public, and
some Interesting experiments Will he
given. A notice of this lecture Will
be given in the papers several days
IA advance.