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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-20
CHAMPION PIGEON SHOT Match
TO DE HELD at q t
SCRANTON, WILKES BARRE AID CARBONDALE,
h. D. SWARTz, AND DR.. ". F. CARVER,
OF THIS CITY, CHAMPION PIGEON SHOT OF THE WORLD

The adjoining cut Of Mr..
II. ID. Swartz, who is one
Of the best amateur wing
shots in Northeastern Penn
sylvania, shooting under
the rules of the American
Association, 80 yards rise
and 5O-yard boundary.
Mr.. SwartZ shoots three
matches with DIR. w. f.
Carver, champion pigeon
shot of the world.
First Match to take
place ut the Base Ball
Park, Wilkes.Barre, Pa,
Thursday, April 25.
Second Match at the
Scranton Driving Park,
Scranton, Pa, Friday,
April 2G.
Third Match at the
CarbOndale Base Ball
Park, CarbOndale, Pa,
Saturday, April 27.
The shooting at Wilkes
Barre and Carbondale will
commence at 1890 a. IN.
and the shooting at Scran-
ton will take place at 2.3O
p. IN.
DIR. w. +. Carver's record
is 50 out Of 100, while Mr..
Swartz's record is "a out of
20, Every man who is a
lover of shooting should not
miss these three matches.
Mr.. Swartz is confident Of
winning ut least two out Of
three. In his last thirty
d them all.
shooting world than the fa-
as the EVIL Spirit of the
rOrs KINGS princaa ond tho
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-20
Brief Notes Of Interest.

William Reese, of North Fillmore ave-
nue., is seriously ill.
Attorneys David ]. Davis and r. W.
Luce are in New York City.
William H. Derby. of Price street, is
visiting friends at Maplewood.
Rev. Thomas A. Bell and 2. A. Slower
have returned from Blossburg.
Herbert Hall, Charles Cadwgan and
Harry Hall, have returned from Homes
dale.
A meeting Of the Welsh Philosophical
society will be held this evening in their
rooms.
Druggist Thomas H. Jones has re-
moved from South Main avenue to
Academy street.
st. Brendan's Council, No. 243, Young
Mems Institute, will given a social next
Wednesday evening.
Special exercises will be conducted in
the First Baptist church on Scranton
street tomorrow evening.
Rev. E. r. Lewis will occupy the pull
pit of the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and evening
e. A. Clark has force of men at
work remodeling the new Ivorite club
dlo ooSioA AOOih5 OiA COulh Aldiii ave-
r. nuo. -7-'-------
The Scranton Lyric company, under
the leadership of Professor r. ]. Davies,
intends making an European trip this
summer.
Mrs. westbrook Merring and Mrs.
, Eugene Sampson, of Maplewood, have
returned home after visit with friends
on this side.
Miss Clara E. Doebler, of Miffiins-
burg. who has been visiting Miss Sara
Hughes, of North Sumner avenue, has
returned home.
On Thursday evening next the classes
of Misses Lulu James and Jennie Lewis
will give tri-social in the Plymouth
Congregational church.
The remains of John T.. Jones, who
died at Nanticoke, will be brought here
today at l o'clock. Interment will be
made in the Washburn street cemetery.
The Salvation army is conducting
special meetings every night in their
hall on Price street. The services to-
morrow will be conducted by captain
and Mrs. Marschal, of West Pittston.
They will soon go into the Salvation
army field for active work.
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pigeons ne has shot for practice killed
Probably better the
pr W. f. Carver
Pans Dr. Carver has been decorated by Empeo Kings
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
THE WOMEN NOMINATE
Three OF THOR Sex for sci,ou, Hoard OrC
IN lirldrcpurt

Three otTiioir Sex for Schoo, Hoard Over
IN bridgeport.
Tho Bridgeport womon's primary
meeting, TO put candidate, for tho
school board in tho fold, wal held at
tho city hall yesterday afternoon. A
good representation va, present. Mrs.
Parks Loo was called to tho chair and
Miss Mnttic Smith acted as Gocrc.ary.
Tho session opened with prayer by Mrg.
Springer.
Thoro was shor. discussion In 70.
gard TO nominating n man, but tho prop.
oSition was promptly voted down. A
nominating committee was appointed
md rotirod to select namea 10 be pro-
posed, returning In short timo with tho
names Of Mrs. Lanem. Mrs. Lindsay
and Mrs. Springer. Mrs. Lnncm aud
Mrs. Springer wore nominated, and nc.
copied tho honor with short spcechos.
Tho room was tastctully decorated
with flowers. DR.. Eugene Warren
brought his mothers regrets that sho
could not meet with tho womOn aud
speak for them. Tho doctor rendered
a sclcetion accompanying himself with
tho guitar. which elected oil encore
and vote OF thanks.
Tho meeting closed by sincinc PRAISE
God from whom all blessings ilow." A
working committee was appointed con.
ststing OF Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Hen
thornc, Mira. Phillips, Mrs. Lanem and
Misa Mattio Smith,
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VERY PECULIAR WEATHER.

4 lurIy, Slippery Dny-Mnuy Fails, but
few Serious.
The air was full of weather yesterday
thick weather that could be felt. The
sidewalks were also covered with ice,
andthey also could DO felt, and wore
felt by many people who took turn.
ble." The rain Of early morning froze
at once on the pavomcn,s, making walk.
ing not only disagreeable but dangerous.
but tho only serious results OF fall
heard Of were those sustained by Harry
Fisher. who fell ,whiIo walking down
Seventeenth street and dislocated an
arm.
Some days mus. be dark and dreasy,"
but most people would be satisfied ii
they never saw one quito as dark and
dreary as was yesterday. The streets
changed in the afternoon from icy to
sloppy, aud last night they changed
back again from slushy to icy. Better
things are promised for today. however.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
LOCAL Di.sVIriES.


Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About
the City.
The GRAND this cvcniug-"Wa.son
Sis.ers' Company"
0rERA HousE this ovening-Corinnc
in "Heudrlck Hudson"
A MEETING Of the council committee
on salaries has been called for this even.
ing.
JoHS scnrLrzE, vaerant. was run in
by Officer Babb last night, aud this was
tho only case on tho docket
FREDERicKA NoLrE was yesterday APP
pointed Administrative OF the estate Of
Frederick Fclte, deceased, and gave
bond in $500. with William Niebur, ir.,
as surety.
EMILE 2oLA's Partisan Beauties will
hold the boards at the Bridgeport opera
house tonight. This Is first class and
highly entertaining company and big
house is already assured.
DAY before Yesterday the meat store
OF Charles A. Muhl, at Elm Grove, was
entered, and quantity OF meat atolcn.
The robbery was very daring one, but
the amount stolen was not large.
IL the police conrt yesterday Nellie
Raymond and Mamie Johnson were ar.
raigned for being out after nightiall.
Tho latter paid 81 and costs and the
former went to jail thirty days in de-
fault
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record deed made May 90 by ". P.
Hubbard. special commissioner, to N.
A. bowler, for 5000. lot Is, as marked on
the second plat Of the Porter farm, east
OF the city.
The Schumnn Lady Quartetle will ap.
poar at the Henrne Tabernacle Tuesday
evening, under the AUSPICES OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
The proceeds are for the benefit OF the
Rcscuo Home.
GREAT interest is manifested in tho
meeting TO be held in tho Leather wood
schoo! house Saturday night 10 form a
suburban fire department, for the pro.
lection Of residences a. Al,cnheim,
Echo Point, Pleasant Valley and Edg.
inglon. Alrrge attendance at tho meet.
ing is desirable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
BENwooD CONFERENCE
or tho German Lutheran Church Occurred
Yesterday.

oftho German Lutheran Church Occurred
Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon and evening tho
conference Of tho English Lutheran
church OF the Wheeling diatrict took
place at Donwood, at tho St. Matthew'S
church. Tho following ministers wcrc
present: Rev. Alessrs. Worder, OF
Wheeling; Boccclc, Of Bcnwood; Well
housen, OF Bridgeport: 0cvcrman, OF
Bennett, Pa; Krautor, OF Wheeling;
Doepkin. of Martins Ferry, and Braun,
OF Steubcnvillc. Mr.. Wordcr presided
over the deliberations OF the conference
and Mr.. Boecelc, OF Benwood, acted as
secretary.
Attic afternoon session OF the con.
ference considerable business In con.
neclion with tue church work was con :
sidcred and the discussion was quito
general and interesting. In the even.
ing services were held at St. Mat.
thew's when Rev. Mr.. Doepkin, OF Mar
tins Ferry. delivered tho sermon on
+. Lcnten subjects.
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Thoro will be q mocting OF tho Bridge.
mort Oil and Gaa Company n. Squire
Clnrks Office this evening. Business OF
Importance will DO transacted mud n
full attendance Is expected, as on tho
following day tho board Of managero
nrc TO go to Archor'a Fork and locate
aud start work on tho frat vol. Tho
company ia in 0ourl,hing condition
mud anxious to got started.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CIsS aud Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

Abroad.
MIsses Elaie and Edna bordeaux
have returned from IN extended viai; in
the north 10 their homo In this city.
Thomas G. Miller. after long illness,
died at the home OF his grandmother ut
Rural Village. Armstrong county, Pa,
March 2. aged twenty.siS years.
Mr.. John ButtorleId, formerly OF this
city. now OF Baltimore, ia hcrc, tho
guest OF his PARLIAMENTARY, Leo Kiester.
He has boen absent from Wheeling FIVE
vcnrs, and finds many changes in tho
old town.
Mayor Caldwell. though still sore and
stiff from tho effect, Of tho patrol wagon
accident OF Wednesday. wa, ablo to DO
on, yesterday. Lieut., Ingram was con-
fined TO bed by his injuries, having
been worse hurt than no thought.
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THE MARKS ABOVE.

Warrcn-Rivcr > ieot inckns and fall
ing. Weather cloudy and mild.
Oil Ci.y-Rivor 3 foot 4 inches aud
falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
Morgan,own-Rivcr 8 feet O inches
and falling. Weather raining.
GrCcnsboro-Rivcr Q iect . inches and
falling. Weather raining. Tho Germa-
min is duo up aud down Friday.
StGubenvillo-Rivor II foct . inchca
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

commonds itself 10 tho vol informed,
10 do pleasantly and ellectually what
waa formerly done in tho urudrst man.
nor and disaurucahly IA vol. To cleausc
tho system and break up colde, head.
aches and ioycrs without unpleasant
nftor elects, uso tho dolighliul liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
-
An Eloquent md Eu,crtniuius Speaker


Dr.. Sperry 10 4 very entertaining
speaker. He talks without hesitation
aud apparently .withou. effort, while his
thoughts aro couchcd In the most Ia.
telllSen. English. Dr.. Lyman =. Sporty
will give the lust lecture in tho Y. NJ.
G. A. course on Tuesday evening. His
subject will DO "Gump,;on and Grit"
Seats will be reserved n, tho Y. u. c.
a. building Saturday morning.
Tho hearty reception which met DR..
Spcrry, as lie stepped forward on tho
platform. n.tes,ed the popularity no had
already won in Clcrcland.- Cleveland
Ltddcr.
You will live longer and wear summer
iaccs for tho ress OF your days II you
hcar DR.. Sporry'a lcc!uro,-S. PAU Pic.
nSe- Pres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties:
James F. Norring,on, aged thirty, and
Ada Clegc, aged forty. both Of Mounds.
vile.
William Meyers, aged thir.y.threc, OF
Ohio county, and Mary Fischer, aged
forty five, widow, OF Wheeling.
William Shelton, aged twen.y.four, Of
keyser, and Eliza Jane WEIGH, aged
tTcuty.one, OF Wheeling.
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$40. II. y 0. EXCURSION $40.

To Washington, u. u, nnh Baltimore,
Nd, Thursday, March II, 1895.
Round trip $40, tickets good ton days.
u. & o. trains lnavo .Whcoling ut l:45
and sos n. N. and 2:30 aud 5:i5 y. m.
Through Pullman sleopcrd from Wheol-
ing on tho $40 y. N. train.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Tho marks at tho public landing last
night indicated 10 feet 4 inches III tho
channel and atill falling. Weather rain
ing and cool.
a! ParkersburS Capt. James Schoon.
over. oil Belprc, an old time boatman, in
command OF tho Iea,hcrington for
years, fell into u tuoi barge, striking his
head against n heavy timber, rendering
unconscious. he is fatally hurt.
Capt. f. ]. Carpenter arrived at Pitts.
bursh from Cincinnati under order.
from Major s,ickney, and aitOr securing
tho towbout Leader and 1000 pounds Of
dynamite loft for Line Island to blow
up tho aunken barge Bismarck, which
has caused considerable trouble thorc.
Down boats pasa to the right OF the OBJ.
struction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Last night the ladies OF J. W. Holli.
day Relief Corps Savo very successful
entertainment, at which the following
programme was rendered in n very
artistic way:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
GheStutelliaencr,.
once, Nos. 40 ana ~ Fourteenth street.


Now Advertisements.
Jos Horne & Co-Thlrd rRso.
stop That pItk"-GOetEc's Pharmacy.
For Salt-TWO WAvurly BICYCLES
Wantci-second'liRndD Delivery Wagon.
Steamers Keystone State, Hudson aud Iron
Queen Crocearl & booth
New colOp IN Crepe Tissue paper-EIcoll's
Art store.
Secoud Page
Eighth Page.
Steamer Charon.
lied sutaapatIlla and lodIio Po!aSsIum-R Il.
Picked salnon-lL =. Dchtcns
Wire frnmos-EWlns bros.
For Lcnt-C, Y. Harding q Co.
An'iSepIc Wall Paper Cleaner-Albert Stoke
& Co. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

"a PIECES, over 1000 yards,
Checked TaGetta silks. So m a
much sought aitcr for waists. IN |,
Regular value 60c. Sale price,. WV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

ALE Is tho best drinl, md Smi,!l'a is
tho best ale. INko no othor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats,
Tho River Interests.


Iron Queen, rhllilpI, Pittsburgh. p. N.
II. X. Bedford. Green, Pittsburgh, s a IN.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. Nj p. II.
Lexington Glue, Matamoras, 1880 q. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Saturday Theatrical Excursion to rIits.
burEh over tho Pnn.I!nndio.
March 0; 81 50 round trip from Whool.
ing. good returning until March 10, In.
clnalvc. ]. G. Tomlinson or John Baltic,
ticket agents. will furnish details.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
rINETAILoRINGA TPUpULAR PRICES

F1SEThILORISG ATPoPULAR PRICES
We Invite attention to our large md
handsome line of Foraign and Domestic
Spring and Summer woolcns, purohns sod
direct BY our buyer for tho iiuo tailoring
trhuc,
The Fashionable appearances md su.
perior finish or our work recommends It.
solE.
Elmo Ncckwonr n speciality, at 300 each.
Tho ElGhmls Dress Shirt u leader.
800 dozen HinoYohn fast dye HaIf.uose
Mt 25c pair.
Fashionable raiiors and 0untN Pine Fur.
nishcrS, l3:l-i3.3 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Invostigatc for yourself this g.eat seloc.
ton OF choice Wais. Silks and pass
judgment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

IS PIECES, over $500 yards,
Checked and Striped Tatfettas,
also India Silks with handsome
Brocado effects. We've never
been able to sell samo quality
India Silks less than 75c. This
week choice. ....... ....... ........
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

IS PIECES, over :, 200 yards. now
Printed India Silks. You have mr.
paid manya timo 50c for no Iilti
better. Our prico this weQk. aOo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

3S PIECES, over 1000 yards, gon.
nine kai Kai Wash Silks-Silk mr.
buyers know tho regular retail HillI
price. Our price, .................. wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

05 PIECES TatIotta Silks. Novelty Silks,
Satin Stripe Silks. ana as handsome
limo Of Waist Silks rs shown any.
whore. to DO sold at 50. rs. 80 and
CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

is PIECES, about $50 yds Black n =
Bsocaded Taaetta Silks. Usual XII,
I 81 90 Guality.to bo'aold at ..... NV
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-08-09
CIVIL ACTIONS.

sent TO the reform school for girl
until she Is II years of age
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Aug. II. KoerLer reports that, a
receiver of Jacob Steinart, he ha
sold 1892 40 property for cash, an,
that he has of Deft ; property yet or
hands 1874 SO, a. appraised, anc
he is ordered to sell the same al
public sale.
Caroline Henninger ct. al. IS.
Andrew Henninger. Richard NJ.
Milburm. Commissioner, reports
distribution in full, and he is dis
charged.
Nancy Grant vs.. Jacob Ii. ADJ
kins, ct. al. continued.
w. NJ. Boyles ct. al. vs.. Chas. j
Hubbard ct. al. +: continued.
Jown w. Kelams VS.. Frick- Bis
che Co.: dismissed.
c. J. Hubbard ct. al. VS.. Geo. S.
Coble: continued.
Jarrett Stillwell vs.. G. c. Miller,
ct. al: judgement for Defendants;
motion for new trial BY plaintiff
overruled: 80 days given to perfect
appeal.
Peter Vonderheide, as admir-. est.
OF Geo. Bath, reports sale Of real es-
tate to Catharine Bath for 1927,
cash: sale confirmed.
Geo. Nix admir-. est Of Marg
Keller: order Of sale Of real estate
continued.
Julia Ahrensman VS.. John. HI
Ahrensman: divorce: dismissed.
In the estate Of Mary F. Beike,
decd, guardian reports sale Of real
estate to Anthony Troxler, for $44
cash: sale confirmed.
Frick- Bische Co vs.. r. NJ. Big
ham, ct. al: judgment for $l7.72.
James $. Epperson, ct. al. VS..
Mary A. Beeler; continued.
Phil. Bamberger. admir- est. of
Geo. Schwartz, deed: petition to
sell real estate continued.
Mary Kunkel, ct. al. VS.. John
keifer, ct. al betition to be released
from bond continued.
John Keifer VS.. Louis Gasser: ap-
blicstion to de released from in.
denture continued.
John ID. Rooms VI. M. d. Lemond
judgment for defendant.
The grand jury visited the county
poor farm and county Jail, and re-
ported az follows:
eve visited said poor farm and
Jail on the 18th Of July. and made
a thorough inspection OF all build
ings and premises, and found the
poor farm in good condition. They
have no recommendation for i'm
provements or change i'm the man.
agement Of the poor farm.
They. however, find, after exami-
nation II the county Jail, that the
following improveme nts ought to be
made, to wit: that two Of the doors
ought to be provided with new and
improved locks, and that a system
Of sewerage-pipeing ought to he sup
piled 10 all the cells
SAMUEL II. DILLON Foreman.
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On Monday evening Aug. 18th,
at $ 7. NJ, the following program
will be rendered AT the Court House
10y common school graduates. Ii
Is part OF the temperance work, &C.
casioned by the new law requiring
temperance to be taught in the pub
lie schools. The best speaker is to
receive copy of the works Of an
American poet. The program is
rendered under the auspices of the
Dubois County Teachers Institute.
CONTEST PROGRAM.
The New Hope for Temperance,
Maye Rose
Temperance Questions.
Maudc Lennon.
An Old Mans Story, Clara Afford
No Salon up There, Belle Cooper.
The Martyred Mother, Eva Pierce.
Temperance Talk. Louise Lennon.
The Stray Sunbeam, Abbie Thomas.
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Notice Of Enumeration OF Male lnhabi.
itants Of Dubois county, over the age
OF twenty .0ne years, for the year
1905.

Notice is hereby given To all concern.
ell that the trustees OF the several town
ships of Duboi county, Ind, have made
and returned 10 the County Auditor OF
Dubois county, their enumeration OF
male inhabitants over the age OF u
years, Of their respective townships, and
that said enumerations are now subject
To the inspection Of the public at the
County Auditors office in Jasper. and
with view To correcting any errors.
mistakes, or omissions therein the pub
lie Is respectfully invited 10 examine
them, and notify the Auditor of any
changes which should be made. As the
Auditor must report these enumerations
To the Auditor OF State on the lst day Of
September, 1875, persons desiring to ex-
anime should do SO during the next two
weeks
The following is the Trustees report
OF the total number of male inhabitants,
over twenty-one years of age, in the sew
eral townships Of Dubois county
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The eighth and last commence
ment for the year in Dubois Co
was held at Haysville, We'd, Jul,
81, at 80 +. NJ, and four grad
yates, completing the list of one
hundred-tifty in the county received
their diplomas from Co. Supt. vii
son.
The superintendent also pre-
scented two silver medals, which
had been offered by the trustee
DIR. p. l.. Coble, to thu pupil OF
the schools of his township who
graduated with the highest general
average; one to the class of 1894
Ella +. Poison, and the other to
the class Of lS95-Lottie Vowel.
The graduating exercises was
followed by the contest for the gold
medal, offered by Trustee Coblc to
the postgraduate who delivered the
best grafton at this commencement.
All the townships to which the
contest was open were represented
except Bainbridge and Boone. as fol
lows: Della HARRISON and NJ. A.
Simmons, Columbia; Anna Kluem-
per and Lizzie Teder, Marion; j L.
Ellis, Hall; Ella +. Poison. Har-
bison.
The judges chosen were X. NJ /.
Milburn of Jasper, DIR. Jenkins aud
Mrs. j. Cox, of Portersville, who
reported the following grading
No. 1, go per. Ct. No. ?, 81; No.
3, S6,; No. 4, SO; No. 5, 10; No.
8, S5ss. The medal was, therefore
presented to No. 3,-Miss Anna
kluemper-in few appropriate
remarks by Geo. X. Wilson, Co.
Supt. The trustee then thanked
the people Of the township for their
support during his term Of oilice :,
which expires Aug. Z. The doctor
has made good officer, and leaves
the schools Of the township in a
prosperous condition. The exer-
cises were closed by Rev. Heese-
man, OF Kellerville, who gave the
benediction, and the laige audience,
numbering about six hundred, dis
persed. The pastor Of Haysville,
Rev. J J.keerl, and citizens Of that
place and surrounding vicinity de-
serve honorable mention for having
opened the st. Johns Lutheran
Church, for the first time in the
history Of the county, for the u e
Of the gradua .es. thus marking a
great advance in educational pro-
gress, and for their aid in mating
this commencement the best ever
leld in the township.
Music for the occasion, in addi-
to the large church organ, the Hay.-
vile choir and Quartette, was fur
nished by the Portersville choir, I'm
der the leadership Of Mr.. Thos.
Hayes; and Jasper Cornet-M. +.
Durlauf and sons. -.
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Notice Of Executors Sale If
Personal Property.

STATE nr l>pI,NA.
Dunols County.
In the matter ii the estate OF Pui,k
Donahue, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. executorof the last will If Patrick
Donahue, deceased. will offer Tor sale nj
public auction. at the late residence Of
said decedeni, in Jefferson township in
said county and state, on
SATURDAY, rHE 3lSr DAY or AuGusr. 1873
the personal property Of said estate, con-
slsting Of horses, cattle, farming impl :
ments, household and kitchen furniture
and grain.
Sale 10 begin AT 10 o'clock "A. m.
Terms All sums Of s. 90 and under,
cash; over 500 a credit OF nine months
Will he given. the purchaser giving his
note therefor with approved security.
MICHAEL A. SWEENEY,
Executor
RICHARD Nj. MILBrRx, Attorney.
July 20, S9)--3w.