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pany III Wilmington, spends his Sun
days at home, with hIs parents, At Car
penter.
Your humble scribe was presented by
one Of his friends with twelve pound
turkey. We say thanks many times to
him.
Mrs. Martha Barlow, one Of the oldest
residents oi Marcus Hook, met with Il
serious accident early Sunday morning.
She was at he home Of her son. George
II. Barlow, and arose before amy one
else was mp and proceeded to the yard,
where sI" stepped on IL piece OF ice
| which was covered by snow and fell and
broke her I"s. She laid in the yard
| fully an hour before she was discovered,
l- ~ one knew she va up. Mrs Bar.
to", her daushIcr-iN-I;tW, found her
nearly lrnz n IT, death. She is resting
4a~Icr at tni, writing.
NJ. AMI Mr., G.ors, ". Nrrn IN, Jr.
are spending the mondays in rniIadcI
)hll with IrIrnl, there.
john Marshall, win, is employed al
EiizAbethtown, y. j., spent his Christ
mas "th hi. parents in the borough.
Miss Florence :. Goif, " no is attend
ing school in philadelphia is spending
her holidays with her parents.
Harry McNomb and his sisters, MSSe,
Lizzie and Flora, are spending the hoii-
days with their father, james {. Ne
! Comb.
The noted Bethel garnet mine ha.
ceased work for the winter The garnet,
are shipped to the New York warehouses
and George Morley, foreman Of the haul
! ing department, will put up his horses
/ for the winter.
Lewis Worrilow, Of Cecil county, Nd,
Is spending Il week with his uncle,
Milton a. Worrilow, Of Chester. and
other relatives
Monday evening last Rev. F. b. Short
OF Wilmington, delivered his lecture on
sixty Minutes Of Sunshine" in Atone.
lnent NJ. i. Church, to Il good house f,l
this place. He held the attention Of hir
audience from the beginning to the end.
Many things were said that had vast
meaning in them, when consideration
is given. The young preacher has many
friends in this place, and he will always
draw a good house here.
Tuesday last was pork butchcring day.
Several fine hogs We're killed.
Our horscsiIoerS, Ottcy 4 Syn, are
| having great rush Of horses to br rougl,
5hDd this week.
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before the Seli-samc dispenser Of justic
Tor assauIting Lew Levi and had Il nic,
ilttlr fInc assessed against him, and nov
n"th part are confined in jail brcaus
they conldn't square accounts with tn,
Justice.
Mr.: and Mrs. =. J. Monaghan an,
daughters Helen and Frances, have bee,
visiting a. }. Campbell and wife.
Miss Kate Shields * visiting her sister
Mrs.. A. }. Campbell,
.Nr, and Mrs.. john KERN, ST., are Wis
ting heir daughter, Mrs. James Wrlrh
IN Phiia rIphia.
Ihr EpN"lth League Of Wesley VI. l..
+" h'irth gay" u reception Iucsda,
evening to their new converts.
The marriage of John i. ,irirr and
Miss Ma1"rla kingsbury took par,
Tuesday niGNt al the residence Of 1h,
brides parents, in the presence Of a lary,
Ga'h"r'hgn OF friends. Rev. }. G. Pierce
pastor OF First Baptist Church, performed
'Ir r,crrmony' liz" happy couple vii
reside on farm near town.
Preparations are being made for tn,
srea, New Year 5 dance to be given b,
the h"nt Club on Thursday night next
The following officers were elected los,
night al Central Lodge, No. 10, X Of T..
TINS town Tor the ensuing vcar:-(han
crllor Commander, c. y. Lodge; vice.
Chancellor, James Bcms; Master of FL
nance, WIN. $. IIaman; Master of Ey.
chc1ncr VIM. $. BoStic; Keeper Of
Records, Samuel II. Carson; Master OF
Work, Alice G, Hayes; Master at Arms
w. f. Maloney; Inside Guard join,
Koe; Outside Guard, Waltor b.
ltnI1a!nucr; Trustees, George W. Morgan
Sr', William ), llaman, Joseph +. Pyle
Representative to Grand Lodge, Lewis f.
Phillips; Alternate, Vim. A. Wise.
Emma ;. Jansen, administrators OF
kar ). Jansen, deceased, sold the house
and lot on Sixth street for $50. Mrs
Janson being the purchaser.
lhc following are the subjects for the
week OF prayer in the First Trcsbytcrion
Church, which will begin Sunday
January I'd. The subject for that cvrn
Ins will be ''Sermons;;' Monday, "Con-
icsslon and Thanks giving" Tucsd,v
"Ihc Church Iniyersal;' "Wednesday
"Nations and their Rulers" Thbrsday
Families and Schools;' Friday, "Tnr'
'isn Missions;' Saturda av, "IIomc Mis-.
S+ons;' Sunday, Sermons. Thr n,s,nr
Rev: n. II. Miller, extends to all n nost
cordial invitation to attend. '''"'
the new buggy that was stolen from
Alfred J.. Good, who lives bctwccd hnrr
ana ,Ayonda'c, last August, and for
v, Whlch Mr. Good received $50 from tLr
,''at'ian Detective Association, b,s
D, DG'n found, but in an altered coudi,in'
me th''l was Moses Howell, who w,s
recently arrested for q like oficnsr. Un
removed the running gears Of the b,,prv
ana attached them to another warnn 1I'
winch it is supposed he also stole nni
traded it to man living near Iiamiltnn
Pa, for horse. '"''''''''''
Miss Isabel c. Kennedy and Mr.
Warren l.. Fell, Of Union, Dcl, viii, he
married today at l2 o'clock noon, at tho
home OF the brides parents, Mr. " and ,r'd
Mrs. j. c. Kennedy, near Kcmbiesyille' M
Miss Berthe Crossan, who has been
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Milford.

Rnnor has i',and upon good authority
that Representative Hozel, the leader Of
the lower house, says there will be no
new business taken up when the adj
journcd session cf the legislature meets
IN } anuary, except that necessary to be
made to conform with the new consti-
tuition.
Edward Deputy, Miss May FouIk and
Mrs. Phelps are visiting friends and
relatives in Wilmington.
George Wicket spent Christmas in
Baltimore.
Miss Mary Clayvill, Of Stockton,
Md., is spending the holidays with her
uncle A. W. Powell.
Allen d. jones, of Ridley Park, who
was spending few days with his father.
in.law Dr. William Marshall, has been
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.layn,,',li

Joseph Hopes and family, Of laulk-
ncr, DEL, spent Christmas with Jesse
Hopes and Frederick Bcaurcgard.
Willard Handy, OF Wilmington. IS
Spending the hpiidnvS with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NirhOlu4 Wor-
riIow, OF this place.
George Williams, the night operator Of
Claymont tower, is sick with the pncu-
monia, at his sisters home in Chester.
There has been coat Of crushed stone
put on the avcnu,, which will make it a
splendid roadway in time to come.
Harry King, who works through the
week with the Electric Telephone Com
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teaching in a school hear kemblcrsviIr,
and who was forced to givc.up her duties
on account Of her health, has greatly inn
proved and will be able to take up hi,
work again after the holidays.
Mrs. Samuel McMasterS. while assist.
ing at Il moving last week, at Calvin Cal
limos, trippcd and fell, sustaining a
painful injury to her right limb
Andrew b. WidIocs, Of Maine is visit
ing his parents on Choa,s street.
Allen Malone, of Philadelphia, is tie
guest Of the Misses Armstrong.
{. Oran Cooper and wife, Of EaIi.
more, are visiting DR.. Columbus Henry
and family.
Samuel Campbell and wife, Of Wash.
ington, d. G., are the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. Julia Campbell.
TN" adoption team of Lcnapc Tribe,
I'M. .. X. NJ, OF Wilmington. visited
"lnnchaka Tribe, Of this place, and
adopted nine pale faces last night
After the adoption a set Of was given
the visitors.
The remains Of Miss Eva Perry, aged
II years, were inferred Sunday after.
noon, in the NJ i. cemetery, The
funeral service was held at her late
nome on Man street, and was in chargr
OF the Rev. +. {. hacLoriy, assisted by
rev. br. n. II. Miller, d. c. Miss
r,erry was exceptionally popular with
tilc young fol Ks and most highly r>.
tc.rhcd. She had been sick but a Short
l'mr. lhc floral offerings Of her many
young friends were beautiful
Scnford.
one Of the prct,irst weddings solemn
~ 1Ie't !, mere I l'r some time took place at tie
L. u =" Church at = O'Clock today.
:. ne contracting parties were Miss
ha''r' the handsome and accomplished
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen,
prosperous farmer living near here,
ana Mr. Fred Wiley, one Of BridgevilIr's
society leaders.
Inc 'lshcrs were Mcssrs. Edward Lay
ION ana Edward Brown, of BridpcviIIr,
ana Charles Sattcrfcld and Charles Rob
lnS'n, Of Scaford. Mr.. Harry Layton,
Of BridgcviIlr, was best man, The
nrloe was given away by her father, and
v,ic a!tltuI and impressive ring service
Of the Episcopal Church was used by
li'e rector, Rev. L. r. Combs. After the
ceremony the happy couple took the
Norfolk express for tour of the North |
rrn cities. The bride was the recipirn.
OF many beautiful and handsome
presents.
IcWcs.
The skating on Block House pond la'
neeh very good since Saturday, and great
crowds have avaIel themselves of the|
opportunity to skate. In recent years
tn's sport, has been very rare in thid
place, as the ice has never bnn very scl
cure.
'"''s"" Trial s'cnographcrs Strike
CHIr,A,oo, Dec. 2s-stcnographcrs emf
pIoyrd by the defense in The Ieutgcrt
case EBAY nave struck. They did not appear
IN court when the case was called to-day,
ana ana me defense may have to depend
upon the notes taken by tho States All
.orhcys stenographers II it is found nee
Court W. WIG ''p'0
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I.cwcs.

me skating ON Block House pond Ia'
pc'!l very good since Saturday, and great
c'o"ds nave availed themselves of the
opportunity to skate. In recent years
'','s sp"rt, has been very rare in thii
placc' rs the ice has never bocn very 80
cure,
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negro by tn" nanr Of Brown tried to
stop him. The carriage passed over the
man and the horse ran into train which
was moving at the rate 40 miles an hour
The carriage was broken in pieces and
the horse killed instantly.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
TEACHERS W/ANTED- Union Teachers Agencies of America.
Rev. l.. D. Bass, D. D. M'n'g'r.

Ptsbug Pa New Orleans. La New York N Y Washing D. C.. San Francisco. C Chicago, Ill., s Louis Mo- Denver Col There positions filled during the school aue
 
 Unqualified facilities placing U. S. positions registers in offices. Address ali applications PiIsbmg
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14

Tux SuN-DExoCRAr Is pleased to contribute
 public matters, but all notices of festivals. airs. meetings of societies, suppers. enter tainments and mention of marriages births and deaths beyond the regular announce ment. will be charged for at regular rates.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
James Cart of Hay Lake was visiting

James Cart of Hay Lake was visiting in the city the first of the week.
 Fred Sykes, wiio has been visiting with his cousins Godfrey and Stanley Sykes of this city for several weeks, started for his home in England last Saturday. !
 It will be lawful to kill quail next Saturday the l6th. It is lawful for Flagstaff marksmen to shoot at them any time. as killing them is the gist of the offense.
 Deputy Sheriff Martin Bugglin came in this morning from Williams with two prisoners, Mat Ryan and Harry Kelley. charged with burglary. He caught them at Seligman. fa@ A ..scrap" at Greenlaw's saw mill Tuesday night between James NJ Randall and NJ. G. Love. resulted in Love re ceiving gash from his fore head down on the nose inflicted by a nail keg. The gash was stitched up by the doctor. tst
 Health means a perfect condition of the whole system. Pure blood is es- sehtial to perfect health. Hoods Sar- saparlla makes pure blood ana thus gives health and happiness. Hoods pills are the favorite family ca,hartic and liver medicine. Price 25.
 The Phornix papers clam that there will be at least seventy-fve persons from that city who will attend the reacher's Association here, and that they will start from there Saturday and arrive here Sunday at l0:l5 in the forenoon. Let them come. They will receive warm welcome.
 The following Methodist mininters were assigned to their towns along the Santa Fe Pacific railroad in Arizona, by the NJ. E. Conference just closed al Phoenix, taw:t: Winslow and Hol- brook--N II. Bartlett; Flagstaff. c. F. Wilson; Williams and Ash Fork, A. N. Gibbons; Kingman, T. W. Baxter. Try schIlling's Best tea and baking powder.
 T. E. Pollock. cashier of the Arizona Central Bank at this place, who has been visiting in ihe East for several days is cypfeted hnme the last of the week. He will find the bank affairs ip firsl-ca,s shape f,r Charl,s Edwards h,s had it in charge, and he is T nnm- ber-one busibess iuan and an accom-. modating gentleman
 A few weeks ago the editor was taken with very severe cold that l tuuStb ftHl i' if u''Nt lh'NNtaoi' condition. IL was undoubtedly bad case of Ia grippe and recognizing it as dangerous he took immediate steps {, bring about speedy cure. From th' adyeriisemept of Chanbcrlain's Coiigl Remedy and Ihe many good recon mendations included therein, we con cluded to make a first trial of th' medicine. To say that il was satis factory in it's results, is putting i very mildly, indeed. It acted lik' magic and the result was B speedy and permanent cure. We have no hesi tancy in recommending this excellen congh remedy to anyone afflicted witl a cough or cold in any form. ---"rb Banner of Liberty" Libcrtytown l Maryland. The p and 50 cept size for sale al Dr. D. J. Branuen's dru store. Harry Hihbin. C.. S. Denton, J. II | i ( 4.fN
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1897.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Monday.
 Wool growers association meets here Saturday.
 Mat Yost is reported very sick with pneumonia fever.
 w. D. Powell arrived this morning from Los Angeles
 The Teachers County Institute con venes here Monday.
 Boys school suits rom $I.75 up at Flagstaff Cash Store.
 NJ. J. Riordan returned this morn. ing from visit to the coast.
 Sixty cents for Levi. Strauss & Co. overalls at Flagstaff Cash Store. The Territorial Teachers Associa- ton will be held in the court room. Take your watch and jewellery re- pairs to J. A. Maurer at the postoifice. Mackintoshes. Rubber coats and
 
 slickers from s2.oo up at Flagstaff Cash Store.
 John Berger of Walnut was among the visitors to the city yesterday and to-day.
 Julius Aubineau has been improving his salooa building on front s,ree, this week.
 A new stock of fal, shirts and under wear was opened this week at the Cash Store. T. J. Coulter. the new postmaster at this place. is now doing business for ..Uncle Sam"
 For freshest cuts in beaf, mutton, veal and pork, go to Mohlenpah X Mulersbach.
 Subscribers failing to receive TIE DEMOCRAT will please notify the publishers.
 l., is reported that a business house will be built on Front Street in the near future.
 J. w. Tburbur's new residence building on West Aspen Avenue is nearing completion.
 ToR sALE-2o0 head of rams, be longing to J. D. Newman. Apply to F.. B. Newman. Edgar Whipple has the lumber on the ground to build him "a new resi- deuce or Aspen avenue.
 FOR SALE--A house of five rooms all furnished, and two lots, for $500 Apply to Harry Jacoby.
 The stockholders of the Green Valley Mining Co.,, meets Saturday al the office of E. s. Gosney.
 For first-class watch work go to j. r. Aruolds' al the Western Uuion tele. TlVDU biu'ts bu IiOUt clittl. When Flagstaff's waterworks sr. completed the Skylight City will be the gem city of Northern Arizona.
 When in need of hat you can get |, better selection In quality, style ant price at the Cash Store than elsewhere, Flagstaff improves fin the way o buildings. notwithstanding the de structiop occaaiohed by the lase fires The fiaest and only competestock 5 Mems Furnishing Goods, Clothing an, Shoes In town at the Flagstaff Casl Storp.
 H. D. Ross, district attorney fo Yavapai county, came up from Pres colt Sunday on No. ?, and returned O No. 1. He reports Prescott and tn mineral region surrounding the city ii prosperous condition.
 George Hochderfer was relieved c his badge as town morshal yesterda morning, and the office was given to young Hochderffer who had just al rived in the household. George ma act as deputy lnarshal but the youpI ster has the right-of-way at presen and all his orders are obsyed
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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
THE SUN-DEMOCRAT.
NOTICE ro THE PUBLIC.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay able monthly.
 Advertising rates given upon application. Business locals 10 cents per line for first in- sertion. and bcents per line for each subse- ouent insertion. tffE
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14

Sunday. N William Switzer of Willow Springs has been looking after business mat- tors here this week.
 Max Salzman, the wide.awake mer- chant of Williams. was looking after business at tic county seat Monday.
 RsH. McAuliffe aud his father and mother, who have been spending the summer here, left for Phoenix Monday.
 A horse race is booked for next Saturday and some money will change hands among the sporting fraternity. Street Commissioner w A. May flower had the sidewalk on Front street in the burnt district repaired this week.
 Oscar LeBarron's new dwelling house on North Leroux Street will be completed and ready for occupancy in few days.
 The temperance element of Flag staff have reorganized and will make their influence felt amopg the intem- perate in the future.
 Rev. c. F. Wilson who has been at tending the NJ. F. Conferences al Phoe- nix. arrived home Tuesday. He will remain with us another year.
 Mohlenp,,l & Mudersbach have the clcanesl, Aices,, most convenient meat market in town. Their meats are all fresh and of the finest. II. F. Holt. Miss I. F. Holt and Miss Hasbroucs who have been spend- ing the summer here. started for their home in New York last Monday.
 J. c. Milligan has the foundation laid for brick residence on Aspen avenue. This avenue is becoming very popular of late tor new residences.
 DoN'T MAKE ANY MISTAKE You can buy Levi Strauss's full riveted oyeralls at J. w. Weatherfor,i's for soc pair. BUT NOT the XIX which are worth 75c.
 Harry Jacoby has improved the front of his saloon bmlding on San Francisco avenue by adding an avn ing thereto and painting the same dis week.
 J. T. McWilliams. civil engineer and the necessary assistants, have been surveying for several days locat- ing the railroad limits of the Santa Fe Pacific through town.
 The masonic order of this city gave a banquet at the New Bank Hotel Tuesday night and entertained num- Der of visiting brethren. A large at tendance and an enjoyable time was had.
 T. F. Pulliam, Charles McGonigIe, J. H. Lind, c. H. Coble, Thomas Rickel, William Friedline, J. Murphy. Harry Jacoby and w. Best were amoag those who spent Sunday at the Eideu spung, four miles east of town. Henry Heller left Monday for Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the winter William Travis will have charge of his blacksmith shop during h,s ab- sence and will carry on the business of the same.
 One price shoes, warranted shoes. money back shoes, in green, chocolate, ox-blood and black, aud in all ihe new styles. Coin Bulldog and English toes for men, women and children at tie Flagstaff Cash Store.
 The Santa Fe Pacific railroad IS doing an immense amount of passen- ger and freight traffic. It is reported that the company will pnt on two more passenger trains the frs, of next month. Then we will be blest with two daily passenger trans each way. There will be an important meeting of the Arizona Wool Growers Asso. citation Saturday evening, Oct. l6, al \ 8 p. m, at the New Bank Hotel, tTt .l is desired that all members of tho as,
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14

Harry Hihbia. C.. S. Denton, J. II. Morse and George Gibson startod Saturday for Mormon Dairy lake, armed and equipped to kill geese, ducks and every other living animal or foul that gets in timir way. T. J, Ross and L D, Landers started out to day ato join them in the hunt. The entire party will return about Sunday aud car will be orderc,l to ship ou, the game. as this market could no consume it in months. fts
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14

Mr. 4. +. Biacke, representing w. Mcclellan Jr..' & Go, the celebrated portrait artists of Eos Angeles, is here in the interests of Babbitt Bros. They give high grade portraits to their customers ,ind alr. Black Will manage same for them.
 Chamberlain's collie, chelery and diarrhoes remedy always affords prompt reliet. For sale by D. J Brannen's drug store.
 Several bands of sheep will start in short time for the Salt river valley where they will winter. The Street Commissioner has been busy repairing sidewalks.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
We Want Employment.

The junior editor of this paper has been absent for about two. weeks and we have had to do all the work, which consisted of getting up copy for the paper, keeping the books, collecting bills, answering correspondence. enter taining visitors, doing the ..deyils" work about the off .e, and doing such other work as the employes of the office suggested. but we want a '.stiddy job"
 It is true we were somewhat enter tanned during these two weeks by an occasional sciatic pain that would gal lop across our majestic frame ard have a head end collision with neuralgiac streak that seemed to be taking of one side of our head and jaw, while a large jaw tooth on the other side be. came so restless that it seemed like il would jump oui, and we had to sit ul two nights to keep, it from making its escape, besides we. had enough of cold on hand to run au ice house all sum mrr, but with these small ailments ws were not contented. We must hay, Iconstant employment or entertainment
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
FIRE! FIRE!! ATTENTION 1T

 Having the misfortune of being burned out I will again be ready for business in a few days. Thanking you for past patronage and hoping you will continue the same, I remain
 Yours Respectfully.
 i J. F. ARNoLDs,
 Matchmaker and Jewelei. I am now located in the w. U. Tel. egraph office on Front street.
 Twill pay t5 reward for the delivery to me at Flagstaff, Aris.. on Carroll's ranch. fora certain roan horse oolt, branded KIN on left shoulder. ai
 CHARLES ELDER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-04-21
Dansey Convicted.

Jim Dansey was tried Monday
for the murder of Tom Clair, in
the Hemphill neighborhood on the
LIST of October, 1896, all the de
tails of which our readers are en-.
tirely familiar with. The trial was
concluded and case submitted to
the jury late in the evening, who,
after being out only few minutes,
returned a verdict of conviction OF
murder without capital punish
ment.
Farley Gray had already been
tried and convicted of the same Of:
Tense.
The verdict in this case is in en-
tire accord with public sentiment
in the neighborhood of the homi
eide; nearly every one believing
that Gray and Dansey killed Clair,
after enticing him into the woods
under the pretense of hunting
hogs, and covered his body with
leaves, where it was found two
weeks after wards in an advanced
state of decomposition.
They will be sentenced to i'm.
prisonment in the penitentiary fol
The term of their natural lives.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-04-21
Jewish Passover.

The Jewish Passover, which
commenced at sunset last Friday
evening, WAS observed by the He
brews of Alexandria with the usual
solemnities Incident to the occa-
sion. Rabbi DR.. Alex Rosenspitz
delivered a lecture Friday night
on "The Banquet Of Life" and Sat-
urday morning OH "The Priceless
Boon of Libery." The Doctor is
an accomplished, eloquent and er-
udite scholar and it would be a
work of supererogation Oh our
part to say that his lectures OF,
both occasions were listened to by
large, cultured and appreciative
audiences.
The Passover is an annual feast
instituted to commemorate the es.
cape OF the Jews from Egyptian
bondage, when God shifting the
first born of the Egyptians, passed
oyer the houses of the Israelites
which were sprinkled with the
blood of the paschal lamb.