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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-07-16
Ede econlbe Commissioners Sued.


There was considerable stir in the
streets in town Friday morning when
it was rumored that DR.. L. l.. Station
had sued the Board of County Com
missionars, not as officials. but is in
diyiduals, for the purpose Of recovering
from them individually the sum OF
eight hundred dollars apiece.
The summons WAS against T. II
Cherry, Orren Williams, George l.
Wimberly and Robert Walston. The
name of J. T. Howard was omitted.
The substance of the summons issll-
ed against the Board was their alleged
failure to comply with the require
ments of the statute, concerning the
putting in Of the draws and thereby q
failure to perform their duty as coun-
ty officials.
The case was originally brought
before Ed. Zoeller, Justice, but upon
affidavit referred to Capt. John w
Charles. DR.. L. l.. Station was repre-
sented by Col. John L. Bridgers.
The justice decided that the defen
ants were liable for the penalty, anc
gave judgment IN favor of the plain
tiff. The case ON appeal was taken tC
the Superior Court and there awaits
trial.-TarbOro Southerner.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-07-16
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sale.

Ton first class milk COWS for sale.
f.. further particulars apply to Mrs.
II. ]. Edmondson or r. c. Josey.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-07-16

13H SALE-One IS inch inserted
I tooth saw. in perfect order.
NORTH CAROLINA LUMBER Co..
: Il: st Tillery, \. G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Tsndaii Mt the seattle Theater

Alexander J. 3lgTv1r-Tyndal appeared
II ats second exhibition q mind reading
a. sas Seatsle thsAts~ lasc n5Sat nes3rs
a large saI sympathetic auJ!eace. VAas-
ever Nr- Tyn4a.Is faculty. ~nat Ter = -
snl1sd F=.adlag OF uls.s-ls rea..ing, & serves
70 MAKE him rsrscuesas As dealer in
talExs unusual. and while n has n0t
succeeded in convincing everybody a1o
SeEt . see him that h. possesses the
pcTsr ~ mind rea1lDg. the fact remains
tzsr IN IMPRESSIONS. PSI chile Or material, ara
Transmitted n some Tav o. another. Ths
brief controversy between Mr. TygltaTI AR.
Dr. Titus during tia past week In s0-za
degree worked Up AZ interest. and tse
reSA.r Tas L loeral expression or <sasI-
nasaL on each ssEe- 3Ir. Tyn1ail appeared
ard announced that he lad invited Dr
IltGs 70 az n one Of the COMMITTEES. and
also ssl4 t1ar tbs doctor might name
tlr3s oth@- Numbers or sh@ committee ths
-sss 20 Dc drawn 5r proposed hy sle AZ
Gi@ace- Dr. Titus went o. the stage All
explained what he considered he differ
sn,s between MINI and muscle reading
He zen drew -hzes envelopes from bis
pocxet. one containing 4 nQn5@r. snoelIsr
he name az = person. ard the third a
Linz q poetry. He Cad that K Nr. IN
call colid tell TIA contents of The three
envelopes he CDr. TErus) would a5nl.- sAe
faculty - mini rsadsng- Mr.. T a4aE De-
c5-rsd TIE tests ard proceeded with his
psrf1.,nss cce. vale Or. THIS left the stag
2ir. = n@asi exhibition. Win soTle varia-
tons VAS The same - -1at given Al rha
Third Avenue theater last Sunday z .gf1-
Conspicuous among the deviatlans from
the rr0E-anns u 4 week ago was tie
choosing by 1h@ audience % four persons
scattered ancsE the f1sater 10 represent
family Al wera men n houga the- we're
supposed 80 represent mar. wifs an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Speakers for IN campaign have been
sss3gR@1 81 the Republican, state za9
c8G8tY headquarters as follows.
Araeortss-S r. PEsA. October s. r. A.
Ba.an~er. C~stooer 8
Ar.iagson-w I Jones, orsoaer s.
A1es4rr-W .li'am z Humphrey. octo-
Avoa-Joan :. M-Mal5n. October d
.Asea14 .e--Iota II PowelI AID Willara
1nssrsR r Barlel<E. 'esooe- 4
Bee WA f. Foote aa4 ". T. Ferd,
CseEober
Bla.1e-s. II. Pies. October =
Essse-E liam z H5fIgarey. October 5.
I59-heiI~Ws r. Cav. Ocsooer :
5slez.eS -I@lIn-4.. Y ..san- October -
Hsaeosa~-N = Gay. ose-fooer
Der :
Cenfrssa-Joan Z. wilson. October !.
Cara .ag4a--yS gll.arn Z. Hurngarey. 0c-
c1sesa..s-Issa p .Hea- o-.seser L,
s'sitsx@Io :' = AIlea. October q
50. sno.a csfg-A- II. Fos,se and w 7.
F-cr3 Oetoasr
Col4zaDls c0unty-Aten Weir. October >
e'oa.ass Lake. Z. Reals5erg and J. L
Green October -
,4aaserlan3-wallam E Humphrey. oc-
so1er
paytss-Iaea " corson. oesooer =:
jean 3. Alleu. October -
Eagle HaEooE-TE. Il Dool.ttle. o~rso-
Ees.-aa-w I Jea=s. October : P \
FalsInxp-. October g
E.slersbsrx-w r. Gas. October -. John
= A44ea. October =
raelaw--y yl.s.agn Z. Humphrey. Go
Ese-es.-w = jones. October :. Ben
Ba-serwsrsA b. October = gafte-ao91f
Faa csy-.T- Rrfasoe-s aai :. L
siass.4 .a.rs--IsAn T.. w-soa. o-tob~r s
Hasgs 8E-A- Il. F>a>a ant Y 7. Ford
lgrasa-S. If. PIES. cesooe- II
J4snsta-A- II. Foore ard ". z Tor3,
Ka.s.a. yyi.Isaa Y. rv,olssie. o-seser
* eo-J5an /. ~1iso-.. og-se4r =,
k.rsian5-A- r. Foets aa4 " r. Ford.
October 5.
Lang ey-R A Bsi5ln ger. o,t-aer :.
f-eaver sre~r1--t- ". Frazer. f,rfssoer
= sssea-A. " Erater. October
4 s1tseanr--Joan p. Al5sn. CAetooer :
Mss.ef y~ruws~- e l Ea-Aaser. Ccss-
be- 3 I7nn 3 kl!sa. ssst9osr -
~ss wtI.ara ( Hlrnparey. o.
Nor-s 8~as-s- & Remsse~g All : Z
ssree~ Csfata~
<arsa Ya&.nsa--Bsa Eattzr~o-th. oeto-
Ser - Joau b. AiIea October -
tf.yTng a--Joe7 l. ~ E,see. t1cooar : x.
be~ ~
f'srs Aaxrtc@-T n. u ~saecae1a. octo-
ae~ "a r Cay. Cr--2oer 8 Jgan e. A.
Psr. rsvassas IL. q gay. oe.eser :.
Reszsesa-c. z Rsnsssrz ana :, =
fs~~<e (@,easv e.
zssse-Jvan 2 AGea. oc.eee~ .
~ass- tfs--Ef ~-T-es - f<rases zr5 t~rz-ssz
"a ees. ts-sooer 8. Sea tssi1s-sc-th. Oslo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
POLITE. Al POINTERS.

zerzcn W Graves. e Sssr-l@. an.
ea4rles Bates. - -4e0-sa. VIZ speak n
t1as c1rY next Er.1ay evening
~ Grgr.zu8 W. speak a. Bazart Is
49, oe-ag. -F'ro-eesso2 and Cold sta-sz-
a-z~
rzSsa Ta-s MeEIzleT ant Eoea-- C-us
~ -aV- Ee@ts-E Mason -@r-a.e
tie Gz~S~rg " = POTTS. S@crzEa-~
Th@ra were alga+4@z pesp1@ IN attend
a1cs a l@sg nsz1sts vl@@TE-g 81 TIA SEA-
s7zazsE 1sr7-A r--ertcssz BvTa1 and Eags~s
sEGa n re Ffs.s Tar1 TIE s2@zkgrs
.sEe Orange Jacons and E-- Eaas-sEi
T7se ss-Aln.ey ami ssoaa-r C1as a s1o-
kara aaz - reMb.Ts- TIE NortAerr
Pacific 2z5lrosd Mems Non-parslsaa
SQUAT Money 90 - LAT place. Ezs -
members, saa ne fSr=ae Northern RAJ
raasz Meas %1s1- 5&r-1za1 Sos,Es1 M3nev
1l47. q -ze saEse place. aas c@s1 organ
Lzsef wst-t L charter membership u -
4 few PoD1.lsFs gathered a. Bazavi
lazT evei-2rg % hear 4 &scE-s between =
zsrEiest Tharst5n- TsIurseeG - ncx rake
RS aDDearzrse. ST Eee ssa4 Na1 -hs
1oo- al % nlrTss-f- TIE Republican, caz-
t-as committee xss EspE ADORNED a. -
wis Ss-1S4r Al4Eecrs-y.
Al Indication II tee hanging sentiment.
n Spokane was reET1-&sG by Thomas T.
t9raaz1l on a rec@ne wish 20 JnaG city
sprung Up a aElss demand far II kinney
buttons. y nscnfl aga. sasa Xr- Gra-
as71- t1@ Buttons were Il drug on fza
market Now - sUppiE = nearly *
haGstsa. and dealers Aave difficulty n H.
Jzz 3r1ers.
Pasted N 4 conspicuous place In a Pix
street cigar stand appears the following.
E@@forEE=rs IN llne-IsEe Nay * " u
Mallory Of the F'srSe Mad. Joan Loek
4 Clark Davis * rns FIFTH Ward 0itA
z. =. Benson On lie Bench. Political Mo-
rahry looms - the distance. An Sccsa-
sa0ral visitor - ne sand 1zate this COM
uert- Political morality viii ever con-
r4ng@ 81 IRE distance L such c0r blna-
items ever -eg into 0t1cs. -
For ere pasc twenty-five days twenty
ss2aE -arss1srs nave been running szI
blast On me aa.s around In Conner aver
sg-ng 20 al aAoae - ssa 5zsle.S Ger 24v
FzeSe r&entY-@i~ar machines ..g@ warx
- marry s@ 17s2- esse wages ranging from
t-A~ cents % " cents ~ hasE-. One ia
cs-le ~e1S ia from " lf-e rsv=r. being -
onsy OUTSIDE Uacn.re Sldlag work K 3
wat = cSlIe4 = Bower. hgsr has -eer
ag1iy Haw@1 s.nce IS arrival --sTae Ery4a
machine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

az~@fi1< Ike zas8 ire s}d -tres vii
- sssa by ire Fifth z ard Esepabsieza
Gao a. fhe Mszsar4s s=<n aze ssurusr SEC
ansf avenue aid PIE ser@s@ coa.grs- Ex-
renss@e preparations have been male %
insure a sGneeSscas gathering 81 tne vat
e~s - 1nag part OK TIE e7zy. and a6se al
dresses Hi - aza4@ TEE prsssaert s<
me Cub Hoo Frarx p lewis VIII -
- re chair. zn1 \ tra.ast suzrsssee
w farussa music FER RE occasion
Taa speakers al % 3elsln q. 7Ftnssoex.
So aas PISS closed a zs4ccessgs4 - q III pssss.a
sBs.r - ne eG4nrY J. n 2 Atkinson eaa-
a.8afe Ear county treasurer, \ Z. Van de
t1sus@r ~ sdatats for Reelection as saer-
- sn1 II. X SSrIv@, ezns22zrA for RE
legislature from she FsgEry-fi~st district
4 I4rg@ attendance IS expected A. TIA
-Y1eassfgx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

TIE steamship Ta-ag.cAt MARI "a sgs
. arrive ~ Es-e Townsend rossv. The
i0szl oc--,s y ne y 2sSrz Tcsea al4ls1t
cas- aa4 ID news slzce he 1rsr zer. IS
- veSSes szlZzw IRE wa-k q extend
NJ Arlington -sck 1zS SesE ggIsEe-- 1stn
good rsss&4.s- TIE zc-1a SIDE Il Fzs .l8cS
- zalsEef3 ard zaaav q receive 10 freigh.
% re Y2IagTg-Ess, Tracks have scar al
isr9Hza s4.a @3-e ao.4se and cars e21 5e
rl IN as saon as necessary. The ex-
tension z1sst@ n PREPARATION ss- AIS
steamer 3as seer aE- IN SsssF- Tl2s stsler
- teet. bringing TIE taxa. added .sEgT1
% - Sset. III D. een1r1ere. after g5e
departure II re Esx14zussas. A sZa
-cscs. divided ri twe corn pa~tEsenss. as
oeea oEz122 81 tEe e~d % tae war sssse-
Cas Dars Viii - 1se3 by the fSrsat Ser-a-
sTI ts0Ez2 4ny ard Eha 9saer VIA ara>aas. ~
- given 70 " IL Davis. VIC aAs fae
contrast ter znsoae.Isz a-1 issas.&nS I'm
vessels Cang2sz David Gilmore let- -or
P9T- Townsend yesterday % ues- ;1s
steamship and pilot asr aere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
The Al-kt From Alaska.

Steamship A-E1 arrived az o'clock
yesterday afternoon from Alaska with a
heavy cargo and passenger Iisr Tor beat
reported as stranded Aboard were p on9
cases of canned salmon from yesS bay
This - ore % the largest. Il net the
largest. shipments OF canned salmon eve-
brought from Alaska. There were also
- SACKS - Gre COR the Everett s-aelrsr
As The Ak left juneau before tbs Te2e-
k2 size rad 10 late Alaska Jews. CAPT Pat
1@rs0u laughed waer- told tSat is vessel
was thought 70 81 stranded. One o. the
fotlr propeller blades was lost Al hour
after the Ai-At ieft Seattle on tke r-5p
up he saIa. ard We w~ur along az eel
- ever win tbs remaining three blades
until Douglas isianG vas veachsc- We
aIwzys carry an extra cl45e an z 7aS
bun short @ork % repair the damage
OF tie Axis - passengers. out y
were Cor Tacoma Following "a tAs list.
els, A CalEzels. T. IZlggr. =. A. siezer-
ney. r. " Scaettsr Mr. ard MRS J.
Marshall Mrs = Mason. AIiss Mary An
de~scn. Mss Arnfs CcGrs{ly. Ms Z
Wh.preU- J. Schsefrsr. M ard Mrs. H.
y + johnson : e. Cix--ain<er. g z.
Cali q, Szea. n. Teaitcr. T. = Gss~ans.er.
81 and Ars. siuv.st1as. = Il. CraNfcrl.
: Z kenn@,fr. ; Se5lgs. Mrs. C. I FIJI.
II - ANY Etll- H. ? HHl. e. y - gsppie.
+ E5ougS~berger. ~ p : Bracorell. Miss
p. Bergman. II r Hagg@tt. - \ Gar
renter. : r. ~ Tx : T. Car. J \ Cow
.ng-os. Mrs ~ Asa. T II. Nee5naus, A.
- %e@sler Mss kA1e T. - SF.veszer.
Nj lfoyy. VI GFsrtie Joseph. Mss l. NJ
%lcrols. Il Ks -s4 =. Holmes. + r Bgseh-
nlann. 3. Ffzsra raann- Chrlerw X7.sn., 4
2sasheson. r. wilson. : Aataesers. l. <
Sn4rkeTp3le. a1t sfxty -ei17e sercc4 class.
E-cr Tacoma Mrs - T. keyssr Leslie
K~eser ~ Sreent5rlpa g E restsrigcx.
Mrs :. fs Is2TsaS. ard sexen scent ci2ss.
Tho Al-As wftg Sal soF A.aski sunday
sgs9-n4lw az 2 @ e1osx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

class Passengers we're refused AMI tAe
srerraxe was 1sIeG with freight Ten heat
O. caeE.a twenty five sheep. sixteen hogs
sr7s4 A few calves were part OF the cargo
AMI WHEN sha Jeff at o cock n the aftec-
u0ea sac vas whac shipping nsea cali
''chylc k-a-5leek~ Those who engaged pas
sage on TIE W.uapa ware; Mrs q. W.
Hunt. T II. ConnIfs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
WiIl.a1ax. Mss R=n1 Ksliy. Mrs. J. Hi.
James Nct>ulIoch, Mrs. h DorazheE. Miss
Nasie Donaxaey. Sfr. and Mrs. a. Lor-
Ezi1e. !. Bowen, George Morris, Mss Ger
tis Rivers Nike Murpny. william FAM
Her. Thomas Eaton. X Strallan. Martin
Olsen and Chris johnson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

There ~iEl BE- grand Republican rally
a. Basneis tonight " 2 Cay VIII ne the
principal speaker. The following RepEb-
bean candidates VIII be present: Sheriff.
\ r Van 10 Vsnter clerk. Harry Cor
Gsn auditor. e T. WkIFrsaoge, county
commissioner. Al Rutherford sWpeFin-
tenaenf of schools. ]. VI Layzue, and POS
SILLY others. TIE Eothel nsns has been
engaged. ART great PREPARATIONS are besn z
NAE for ntasl eG1aIaslastic nlesflaz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
steamer Transit Here To-day.

Steamer Transit. frea1 Central America.
- exreeses3 20 arrive h@re today. 500
being cleaned Up and painted az @7Iarcar-
20 sst@T barber she came 10 IL ballast
ard "a ready % begin loading a cEce.
N-1 we're Busy packing up taa tGns =
y wcassIa coal at TIE Oregon Improve
useat 5sErzsEs yesterday. THIS AL form
= Dor-l2a q shs Trausir.s cargo SIZE v*ilI
take 80 togs u New ass -oaf as t.es-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Ar unusually small nggn5er q passsn-
gers left t5r Alaska on the steamship To-
peka yesterday. The boat d3t not get
Away UBtsi O'Clock ia the afternoon,
beng esiawegi or sreigrt. * which she
carried ! t1sI cargo. Tbs Tas IN part
made - ~ forty dozen cfll-keas. many
cases Of eggs and boxes - fruits. F'ol-
IoNinS IL tie LIST Of passengers, NJ ASef.
Hrs l. n T1raia1Son. C. 2 Jones. n.
- L. Brown. y ostraEd. Miss CoVa =.
Cleveland, J. t'ozn ard nine stseFsgz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Tne raeefiag IN La@ FIrsE ward tonight
promises 70 h@ ere az sne hess 90 she can
paggn. VITA Joan Z Hlg-par and
Judge \ II. F'ocge as speakers. tg IL Ger
,z!a tnat th0~e n attendance MI De more
taaa entertained Everybody - invited.
ladies' especially Seattle National Baux
bss8fsstrz . sleek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
DaphtAerta Among school ehuar~n

'i~als. c%.eer pal-aer reports tvo cases
81 1fpnthssffs. ore - tAs Eg~aE w&rs a
pF-EsA 90 f1e Sos4tr scspot ard ore n ,ns
seccn1 @ar5 "a rarI o. sne PaesAe school
Ea0a ease = ve1l seanpL X1s hsuaex
Ga@e h~an aszzxarffreS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
The villa pa. RsE Los 1.

T-e- t- SIS asir~ -Hrns 2s4r Sr5@ re
t-az-snaa s. aia7a srgr7 ec.o-k ys@-e~-
Sag morning aae5 sailing tlas- esesa4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Joan = ree1ee - 1858 esw rer---f--
received er fsrm as Is SER. r. X
3raaeF = tHe s11Ne - axs fsx
Hrws - Teaaee. Ae-aeas Cew~
~ha ae~s ta~ 1~ts ~ peaerat es~
m % ha E4e1 AR TenrrY swe-e
- EHAv wsI -arrv Cock f~s,-t 81 e-
ti Ert fAe ssAtA ~
Sf uorev as soa,r-s~
sre H2& ts t1e feers- aEta sa-s.s-
re~ Is srener H give rr4-
.eHn sess aa~a~t nFnear rsss s.ss fsss-
t* rases1 aat y -A.E4H = - re-
tFr "ke e "a resstacs. 32L@e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

= Wy Terk err s1o-- t.zs aga :.
ps~E FEs-ts@s-Ss- ss-zze-zy - shEz eSrw
s@.-E 4 orl-sAE "a - "a IN story foa. =
ssozxrsxsEm2n 5yzz-s. % Tz4.&z2-
-.ss-sx a InGza -zssfAg. - sa41 "a 8sr-=
~-nx4 =az xar-s-@s. -e8r FsosTrfzw srgszu1
: "a w1sa - AZ hzr4E gu8-E Fss- fr as
-@rsrstasG t5sz street orzssr Ssrvsntly ex-
Ella ned
n. q veE w1o as grEzx 20 v1se s1-
Bryan ar& frsa silver. 1os4 gD your
- 7xs@
z& sut ore Sr3rn7f3g sszt their rarsss
u n sn@ ar T1s1 sTSEg Tsta ri
l--ns. sh@ sr~As- crater -se~csEy 9erza s1gfass ?
- aers arc rfs@ ws-ksE xrsea VIC are
frx 70 wn-a E3r T~Esnl@y
T2ss ar@ I1ze Ae-4e man vy15 1lsr't 2g-
- rs hzas1 znss Eno was n t1e su.gE8res
q 80 91s I@-r l5E.e - 2@1 aagx
1sy are a. work ssr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
HE0PENED TODAY.
fh@ Newly Eenatea New Arlington
Resraurant Ready for Husin~-~

Tosav a aoou tae <ew -Ar.s-<fen res
- lra-I ~ - rscsoen~d ~ ger ts1s 20
mara srgeat. The 9ccastcz I'll - r-Ess
r.osaofs BY ssrvtnx during he regut8- its- =
Ao1r ne tresE n1en4 en- has vet besn
served a ss1s city Fer taa gass tan
Gsys Tie New Arlington las been r. me
hansts - f4s1zEgtsrS ar zz fnr@~s4 sr& t.as
beer rergvate7f ant rsssttes tz e-egarsr
sty- 10. vakiwg {. Up finest G31lr< psses in
tee c.tT. Elzs gzw perpetrators are MessrE
Cfsgst EFsrrsTa 4z4 john MFrz. S8s1 eater
srs sc szte15ssi experience. NJ Fe~rera
3 Ees srewn 20 Seatt.e zeopR ne.n< par
ta1l.ar.F nspus2r m.te a. Nae satov 6sztn-
csss Slnn%rs Tbs New Arlington 49,
serve hs2esness r7em francsses aAtsr fe-
So. ara = IRE regular E'-ezcs sUner s3r
5ss,- Tatsv.s 13snls az oes1 gxaca AMI
dinner So 30 extra Evec-2i.
- Ye2~ shahi~sas eyes s~ozase thea
bring -eerB r. sosfaT 8rS Save taes- ssxh-
tested fres. Nsss Francs = zsns&- ESrs.f-
aL-s $s2lesan. -st k~ss ave y ~ Ger.
Fc.a0s. Pa Ene % saee fseles sn4 eye
< ssss
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~~x xrg w1~p x&@z a. EA@ T-ze q &c
asssarzssszs * slza es1s-ssz 1g@@u2-
vz~..,.s s-ssss. esszxprz NTH Srs-~.tv AZ
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sEeseE delivered "a gke Seattle sssearer
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merit was made that Iohn WiE@y Nuata
regfy 70 Judge Bs1gks'a sgseeeK, a. day
rss vet sss@fnstnsd II Ia HuE anSxn
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

The Espt4olIesa sfafs ftekek was alea
OffB tie seerstaFy 81 Stale a. D8ensp8a
yesterday - =. :. MlscaalL
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-21
\ CORN.
EACTORviLCE:

The warm weather still continues at
this place Building. making gardens
and house cleaning seem to be the main
business now. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. kemmer enter
tained about thirty young ladies and
gentlemen Friday evening I'm honor of
their daughter. Miss Jessie. The young
people spent Il very pleasant evening,
during which refreshments were
served. The party was a complete sur
prise to Miss kemmer.
Harry Stone, Of Scranton, spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs. Howell and son. Ralph. will
spend this week at Centermorland Wis.
iting friends.
The Ladies' Aid OF the First Bap-
tist church viii serve supper at the
church dining rooms Wednesday af-
ternoon from s until o'clock. Warm
maple sugar will also be served.
Mrs. Everett Gardner and son, Leo,
Of Scranton. spent Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Okell, of Scran-
ton. were calling on friends in town
Saturday.
c. c. Gardner, Miles Gardner and
Mason Reynolds are at TunkhannOck
as witnesses in the Okell-Morgan case
w. H. Reynolds and Abel Gardner
are serving as jurors at the county seat
this week.
Mrs. Walter Reynolds returned Sat-
urday evening from a two weeks visit
with relatives at New York city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-21
JERMVN.

Rushbrook lodge. No. $50. Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows. will hold
grand social and entertainment in the
Odd Fellows hall on Thursday, April
80. :, large number of invitations have
been issued for the event. and the af
fair promises to eclipse all other at
tempts made bv the order in this To-
cality. The following eXcellan. pro-
gramme has been arranged: Singing.
by the cider; prayer, Rev. T. Williams;
Cha:rman's address, Charles l.. Bell;
anniversary song, composed for the oc-
casion by Mr.. Treharne. of Scranton;
march. Freedom. God and Right" In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows quar-
tetlr: address,, e. F. Baker: trio. Tom,
the Piers Son." Messrs. Green. Jop-
ling and Evans: recitation. William Il.
Davis: march, Constellation" James
Riley: clarionet duet, sounds from
Home" Messrs. Jooling and Riley: ad-
dress. Professor T.. d. Bovard: quar-
tettc, Call John" Messrs. Osborne,
Baker, Grifliths, Bennett; recitation.
Thomas Roberts: sailors chorus: mock
limitations; refreshments; selection, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows quar-
tette.
The ways and means committee and
the councils committee. which were APP
idle. They have secured the surround
ing country and chosen a spot for the
we'll and reservoir. At an early date
operations will be begun and the work
pushed as much as possible.
Drs. Nj. J. Shields and p. c. Manly
will assist in giving course of lee
lures at .he Emergency hospital, Car
i'ondale. about May I.
y. Nj Netherton & Co., Of Olyphant,
will no dolbt be the future residents
of the Jermyn Ready Pay store build
ing. 1t is reported that the Olyphant
firm have bought the building and will
occupy the same at once.
DIR. William }. Baker lef. last cvr-
ring fer hlllsteud, where he will nraC-
tiCe his nr fession. a large most uf
friends N'sh him success.
The ladies of St. Agnes Guild. of the
st. James Episcopal church held a very
successful social in Gilmore hall last
evening. a large number from up and
down the valley We're present.
The Loyal knights of America of
Jermyn and Carbondale are arranging
for another debate. The date has not
yet been decided ~unen.------------
Property owners on Second street are
busily engaged this week laying their
curbing and stone sidewalks.
The Hickory base ball team played
their first game of the season at Alumni
park on Saturday afternoon. The OPP
posing team was the clerks Of Jermyn
and Mayfield. The Hickories won the
game with Il large score.