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gtliatss biniai. iOre FaueiuauiFe S~eiIsmertsrs rrr
sose S~Rar,eesr, airfet % St0ler. ser oriVes blanDet
Sarmins. % ba pi bar ialst eaub III oHa,rent 80 Sap.
mere tnRfsn ale StaHoinaptrl iaa or Der noeHtpil RI
aeei Slso al ieffis. Der bliuer FIRE oismisstrsGxfur.
toner hieep September % ritrber. eeno ioas siter
@psiiis5sse cine Rs.s sart. % ssfss ON bulge OF.
furEens8iusttsr. sexsss fit.
OLE OLSON, Kasserer,
Hawley, Clay Co. Nina
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Vrnnterf b~ismipssr giteroalens
F'OS l CONNER. Garlis uobrsot ~.
|'s ben at bore i Glperum. apmmer
pan Up paa en- Sgioe os fer uopper
p'aI''erue, mscer Der en- ct trilt Spn:
Eq8oom paa ben patre, srsnne Sio.
|'A' llure, bruno 5latfer operalt.
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2Grerfaloclie. Semiuariit 8. s..
aaRr,oien at Sreluiu9 or faloet III
5emtelRrsr NDrrtsS ulobp Sommcr'
liole.
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81 e.
waar o. wses.

UtXNt ~ 1GNNs H
! ssn,r urana. brrpper ial pa fsitst at irfte W
/. M geaapnelisr / Rorse for Iiaai. Srst %
| :, ri ber III cpisr. Dem | en- 1ibet. % IT'D.
faeucyn,jer ifrt. De nupGrense eftsr eisis
LFN6DEMAAI-
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II VTIometer Ii.0C5 iFod 81 Ceniimetsr, emit.
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MAIL FOR FLYDESDE yAitRR
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H. us liter Il Hek. 1 Pot-i Liter.
49, "a liter: Hekto 1P9n-24C enuheW. MN
r. 81 Hundredel. IT en- Liter.
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a-,na. pnheden er her Gram-A KvfntiA)
,,,,t = $50 10 Kilo- / Kvintin-4 Gram -
l Bismerpund - ~
q KIlorram, gram.
l|od-Iq Elogram. Mark-2ta arsl
n Gram. yog--lS klogramL
MYNT.
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f~uftes. - SIS. 90 trsr mere ttaeis eaalis sogiies
reite 9aragterts eEhpu ion olibtT pcr dgsnt %
Gelger pore me s1er rairieiiifs saer r~eltsisie Bile.
Du. 3nasn Stitis. @ & 2. Silb,rnau. Ssgt, ID 1.
Ct. gaul. Minn.
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grSc Soloinipeftsrembebe. Cob.
'llsnt Doin Battle or fra 27Oe gus.
ltItusret iom 2otbmipstter / 8obp
SeOl8bcOcn eitcr .. u. Bone. Der er
'latttt iii Golpfouiroaer | berg
J naUnts BAG er iratraabt tit ito.
stre @mbeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
Giteriperaiel.

Gubper, Der ueo noset ON min syar forbp.
2anob. Atartln SohaHneieH ira Hingsater,
0orge, alias Martin 0anfmer, ON ban or
oeo eIer iepsuoe, beoes menoele iamme til
mig 8. 8. Serantb, Canton State BaHt,
Canton, z. Tatotd. Abs
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naptlf Ed
,uutp gPd
ten paa I'd
as ior omHi
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er fpreaSti
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iapprabtti
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leo 9teltea |
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eher oiioer neruo5,
rucr bar en- caer
dnoen al be Sus
Der, iom gtqcr Ell
/. ioa noiat Tor
dlto Bt,ru.na.
Nn CT Gun l6 aar
CANNED o. bar
niorie ingct anosn
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ltlnffestilIGlbc. @naroeier Sens
gbriitlan Surnolen al ulitrup Mari
er iprrise ll9e tpmmen igrseliat al
Dage. San bauOe trulfet Ell So hen til
Ell Nabo III Beoeiurr0. 8iuoieIts
blen 9pret ftp. ipron9 tilpeirs, inttc
fine 6orben paa S~uenbieus Sfulore
ps fGiteoe BAN bagouer FAINT trnaote
bam paa Srpit % unoerllp, bporuco
can bleu iaa ltoe illrsot, at ban cit;r
"a timers baaroe 2loelier of9if reb
9soeu.. Ben Iiopoe, Der fun par AZ
Iar gammei, uar Ell traltlg os pirfiom
Ntauo. Snn eiterlaber fig Some %
Here Sprn.
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SpDsflIp. en az piuebommers

SposfilD. Gn al 2iaebammers
aloite Borsere. iorhenorrenoe Bolt.
erpeSitsr Qdlucr anoer ier, er aigaaet
pfo 3eoen ! en- alDer Of beupeo 81
4ar.
Stiitamtmnuo Msrd. Stortinas.
manO Tor Santar 8r, nialf eersas pco
Dsotn | en- G.bcr al 81 gar.
2en s.iOsOc pGr en- ljetoeu oustia %
nIbolot Ntauo, Der peo lin 8etiiupiabso
% 9uatinbso bapos pnnoet iis ell i,pr
Benmefreos.
8tOslerer $. 4. Sorsen err isaar
ofgaaet peo 2sben. 70 aar sammel.
&ano. real. u. 9tarup. Queries
rer pee a%riiiauia GOlfsfoler, i,oligers
Snipeitsr beD Gjsrtieus 2atin. % Ge'
%nl'fole, er oisaaet peo Epben eiter
innacre lmertciulo Gpsocm - Nnre,
iDlc - / en- aloer az AS glar. San
par en- opstis Carer, iarlls Ratur.
iasene.
@amlc @astmciter Gcren 3ieien
peo Srpalanos 6olfeifole err bpo, 81
aar sammel. San bapoe isr parei
Sanoelsborssr. On al bans Senuer
sr 8eodttsr GieIsn / Yergen.
@u at 5relicsarmeeus melt fienots
Terionllgbecer, 6ru aapteiu Dublin
Olien, CT opo os bcgrau:s 9ram'
men.
Gbriftiauia, 14be Septbr. 81
refipr lOr aors,s Statsbauers Saue.
Affecting 6. q. sibl er ipas ufsaaet ueo
Gspen, ~ sIar sammtI. Gippoe par
&ommanopr at 3anuebros.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01

paa. Scr 0tUctren ioriidaet at ooate
itg ieiu Ter aiutts Guosr, pll bun GA.
iaa oiOe at ucgtc i'm 8atter for tisIe
famine Cnoer.
: ct ngIi8t Breu til Gr. Sortman
ltrtuer en- Woocr: Seq bapDs / lana
Iio pnrct en- 5nual,o, efier min Tat.
tfre 6soiti. ergsrue iputes ttte
iliaHo III at IieIpe mig. Sea blep
0osrialt III at iorisae Ie.ru.na, ium
bclbreOe0e mig o. sjorbc mig til en- irtIf,
lano o. lpftclIg apiuoe. grb ben I'D
gar min Batter 3 Var saumel, ca lea
trntie, at, Gos 8e.rnua bar auo for
mig, utISe ben Oeiaa pare goo for min
llle Vige. 5tle 1ioen iioeu bar lea
9loet bstoe Ee'ru'na. naariombslft bun
o'ipsr 100, uaar bun bliuer iorfjglet
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S~sDsfalo. SparsiosisoIreitsr. ibu.
Gier al Greosriisborss Glotsmsfe 8.
q. Z. Nnoerien CT bBo / 5reoeriis'
borg. 62 aar sammet. Ten aiepte,
iom | 1892 oefurereocs meo Rloocr'
@torict. par lnotIl for en- Gel Gar lioer
Msolcm al Siaerpo Snrnab.
Sto. Gier al 1cnrs 6drsesaaro
CIR. Seiiholo Sariea or oso tenpeo 80
War sammel. afospe ualotes 1912
oeb bet isrite amtsrnaosuals ! Nia'
ribo amt til .Girblem al 8aaoet.
6bu. 3pulortei ! ariasmin,ite.
riei, Gtatsroao, exam. juris y. @.
Z. SpIeiieo. Riooer al 3anuebrpg %
Tonnebrpgsmano. CT aigaaet ceo Dr.
ben.
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uonGDneiler. 4oItmsitcr 9. 8.
aiprboe ga.bpr8 or uonGunt til Soer'
poltmeitsr | aisbenbauu ira lite St
tober.
unoer lobe Gepi. er Spguepreit
for Npter Msuialeo paa Sorubolm Z.
s. 6. 2arieu b%elflIfgt iii Spsneprelt
for 8lebteo Weuisb eo / Gibe Stiit.
Cand. theol. q. q. 9coerieu til
reiioerenoe aapeaaa ior Nptieblns,
2sooerup os Glsg Nteniah:oer ! aal'
borg Stiit.
6GrIteIGrsr % Snipettcr pse
Hosfilee &pmmunsitole R. Sergeni en-
lar iaaet fSl. llourpuelle.
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MaerisaHss Ryaas9
= Ale yots rhsl
tssyynsd med /
JEbER kASsesN
ede,tyktr uids.
e en- Liys'id -
ON STANDARD
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3thitors nd
3ugCH Ga|
q innmtr md
blerra bGlld
life btrues |
Fence q
a, Ill.
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III {.


Donna
SIN StaisteIeipn. Gtntslsieion'
iorbtnoelisn til Maribo antneoes ipr'
isocu for Gamialetroiit mso SuOlanosi
lamt meo Gpciuerts.
Hp ganf. 8 Sosenie CT eannct
"Scltnic 8ant" mte en- aitietapitoi
al $4,000 ar. gnnteu b~e9pncer FIN
9ittiombeo ben lite Eftober b. u.
granb. 0pfipbius s.. 1896 Ser'
TENDER. Natten meliem Nerods %
Spnoag ueobranotc anners Sariens
@aarb ! 5Iintiusc poa Gtnetniet nGr.
Iiifeblgcljer. 6prie Gpipnsmdao
pco S,itebetsbus 8. 6. 3tcmieu %
StuufoSso ! Sornbaf 3. Z. @itilDien
ere eiter %slnissnina eniieotssoe mee
3eniipn.
Ecponeret Segiorerbeififfelie. 8,
Gnoeriens Belt tfelie icm luo;rretss
ia8fgrer er i Serbolb I'll bans SesIrs
RUG inotil pipere tasct ! Seuarins
SuItits miuiteriet.
genaaoet garucmDrorrlet 3 an'
leonlng al 4ruiesie Su9ebpr0s Srpl'
lup CT fire Barnemproerlter. Der uar
iopmte 5pr behring's busarbs,oc, blepns
beuaaoeoe al Ss. Wiaj. aon9eu.
&anbprrf. 2anpsbpen Neoers Sao'
lten ! NGrbeoen al SacIten S~tatlonsbl
itai III p9iaa baue Yauou9rt, Der oil
blips onlast fra en- al be iaafalctt
9amle Stliafiloer. ca. 1000 Ellen ira
Spen.
Sc mango SlbebranDc paa Saroc'
e8ren bar / CONNER bL. q. beuirfet.
at SfnoS III. Il. SerreSers SranoiDrs
firing ipr 2psgre MAJ icreta8e ct Gpa
frau ai 10 o. pr. 100 Srouers 6ur'
iifriu8s inn.
Sfjeliferfre0ien. Otter bpao "8en'
fires Sltbl." e~riarer, bar Ibu. Oaaro'
eier Yeoer anOerien, Spoitrup, mi ipa.
ret So paa Ell SpIorbriug I'll lam ON
at title ilo ipm SoI!etmgsfanpioat
SfleIlfgrtreoi len.
WentiunO. geo De Soroarbeiosr,
Der linoer Sieo peO antagget al el
Gpc.ebane 9Uloin9 ianoles lprleper
en- Gel Mguter eler Wieoaller. d
bar lloieenoe al SBip, men mansIg
fulblt9nolg bettes Slang.
ND Hige0agsbDgning. Gn 8lor
til en- ny T~igspa8s opgning, Oer tGntea
cpiprt paa 5reOcrIf3 6pipio,s uuo0'
renoe @ruio. er blcueU uaulbsioet a
GrOf.sipr SullUs Sgcm en-, OF er a
osune moienot til Snoenrlssminiiis'
rist.
"Telitiets SpermauD". Seoro'
aerliasen MOO ben orreltereoe &pmmis1
IionRr Hlels @mnnuel SEMEN, pppu'
l9rt falSst "Tolitists Gpermauo", E,
nu Iluttet. &eiultotet nj iiifert btiui
Ell life iaa eouiIc rIuge Straf ior ar
reltanten.
Splgt 6otei. 6Otel 1@nmme
4~ulsgaaro" / Submsgaoe er al 9otel
urrt SEMEN iclGt TT Erttutoeeiabriton
Gimon Sleisu ipr 100, 900 SIR. Sleiei
a9ter at ueoripe Sotellet % laOe op
fprs en- ltnrre Gabrtssbg9utHs Ill fl
Y~ir!iombeo.
YlnbieIig bob. Susmano 6asmns
Semen i .9tebel usb Taarup ioibt iorte,
Den ON noe paa Wartsn % bar pgl
meo bet famine. t6au bar fisrt uo mel
ct 9as @jsonius os unr iiaro meo a
lasic bet at, oa 9pOsn posrraiteo,
BAN. Zen 4josbe blep So Gar.
NDt y inae2uGrfc paa Claiming
Som "Gppj." ;riar;r rr bet M be
i f%iuitipt ueotaget, at BET Minoesmerfe.
GER n9tes reiii ior Den uarmtiplenos o.
oppirenoe Sen al ben ignoerjpoite Gaa
aiopoe Stiitamtmarb %9teaenburs, pi
faa lin 8labs paa GfnmllHgbaute.
2igningspalg / Sfcnie. Ooenie
lite Gtp!cmber. Deb Salset til Sig
uIpgsfommis iionen ppnnneoe petre.
Site S75-794 CT, Socinfiterue.
: 80. 49, - M /.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08

ATLANTA, GA, November 24.-The
organization of the Confederate Vete-
rams Reunion Association was COM
pleted here to-day This is to be the
active agent in preparing for the re-
union to be held here next year, the
date of which has been put for July
q and %, the anniversary Of the bat
tie of Atlanta.
The local Association has at its
head Gen. c. a. Evans, who is also
the commander of the State of Gcor-
gla. lie is assisted by board of Vice
Residents, one from every Congress-
ional district, and an executive com
mittce of 20 prominent citizens. 1t
is expected that the largest gathering
OF survivors ever seen in the South
will come next year, as arrangements
have been made by which every old
soldier in the State Of Georgia will be
transported and entertained. The or
ganization of the Reunion Association
starts the work Of preparing for the
entertainment of the hosts to como
Systematic work will be done, and
every detail is to be managed with
military accuracy. The first regular
meeting Of the Association has been
called for Wednesday next.
- Love and canal 6oat arc both
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An Old Doctors Fayorite.

DR.. L. NJ. Gillian, who practiced
medicine over forty years, originated,
used and claimed that Botanic Blood
Balm, tB. B. b. which has now been
in use about fifty-five years, was the
best Tonic and Blood Purifier ever
given to the world. 1t never fails to
cure the most malignant ulcers, sores.
rheumatism, catarrh, and al skin and
blood diseases. Beware Of substitutes.
Use this standard remedy. Price per
large bottle $780,.
AFTER SEVERAL DOCTORS FAILED.
/ have been afflicted with Catarrh
for many years, although i'll. sorts Of
medicines and several doctors did their
best To cure me. My blood was very
impure, and nothing ever had any
effect upon the disease until I used
that Gread Blood Remedy known as
Botanic Plood Balm, (3. B. By, q
scE botttles Of which effected an entire
cure recommend 1t to any mer-
chant or banker Of Athens, Ca, and
viii reply to any inquiries.
r.. r. SAULTER.
For sale by Druggist.
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OVER A FIRST EDITION COPY OF LOVE
LACE. r

fBritish museum reading room.I
The yellow half light shines within
On many bulky quire.
Tithout the pavements roa5 with din
And rcek with ooze and miro.
Sold at q bookshop called the Gun,
Tint stood in Ivie lane.
Tho page before me, soiled and dun,
Exhales both Joy and pain.
Brooding upon those troublous times
In most bewitching wiso
I see from out tho courtly rhylkca
The sweet Lucasta rise.
The brow no grief has writ upon,
The Saxon eyes sincere.
And all the win some grace that won
The poet cavalier.
Tho voice-but holdi What voice is tlasp
'Tis Sylvis's, averi.
a beauty in Bond street hat
Who teSs mo go with her.
Who could Withstand that tender touch,
Those glances that imploroi
Dick Lovelace. though love thee much.
Forsooth. love her morei
Clinton Scollard in Critic.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08
GETTING RICH.

Ever since the world began men hav:
been trying to get rich.
Any healthy man should be able to gci
money. Any healthy man will &c,
money: 1t is simple matter. A matte.
of healthy brain tissue, healthy muscle
tissue. Failure is impossible to the MAJ,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON. PLEAs.

COURT OE COMMON PLEAS.
!. 8. Fowler Plaintiff, against Marion Eskew. Do
1endsnt -Summo for Rellef-complaint not
Served
TO the Defendant above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the. Complaint in this action, which
Is 1led In the Office Of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, at Andenon G. H.. 8. c.. and to
serve copy OF your answer to the said Complaint
on the subscribers at their Office at Anderson c. H
s. C., within ntydays after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and IL you
fall to answer the Complaint withir the time
aforesaid. the Plaintiff In this action will apply
to the Court for lie relief demanded In tine Cema
pinint.
Dated November ietb, "A. D. 1897
TRIBBLE & PRINCE,
y Piainttf~s Attorneys, Anderson, S. c.
lSEAL ] JOHN c. WATkINs, c. c. @. =.
To Marion Eskev, Defendan. above named:
You Will take notice that the Com pie, Mt ir this
scsi0b, iogetaer with the Summons, OF which the
foregoing ID copy, were filed In the Office OF the
Clerk OF Court OF common Pleas for the County
OF Anderson, November i6, 1897.
TRIBBLE & PRINCE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Anderson. s.. o., Now 26, 1897. 23-6
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Wise Dont's for Married Men.

Cont be cross when your wife sug
gcsts new hat.
Don't think more of your pocket
book than yon think Of your wife.
Don't grow ugly vhen che msskiy
requests little money.
Don't forget that o part Of your
money is hers, for she helped you
make il.
Don't make her buy cheap hat
when you are able to buy nice one.
Don't fora ct that first. class MILL
nercan make your wife appear younger
and better looking.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08

- Love and canal BOAT arc both
internal TRANSPORTS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08
NOTICE.

vENHE undersigned has Just received a
IL Car Load OF fine Kentucky Horses
and Mules. which he will sell on the basis
OF S cent cotton Come and csc them. No
trouble to show them.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08

1t is the great
of all known
blood : nj a K cr 8
and purifiers. It
is the best flesh
builder. It fills
the arteries with
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08

IS There are two ways of getting
rich one by adding to our possess
ions, The other by diminishing our
desires The latteris' much the easier
and sesdier. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08
ATLANTICyCoAsT LINE.

TRAFFIC DEPARTMKNT,
WILMINGTON. N. c., Nov. ~, 1857.
Fast Line Between Charleston and Col
umbia and Upper South Carolina, North
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
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Close connecti' at Calhoun Falls for AtheDs.
Atlanta and all points on s. A. L
Close connection at Augusta k1r Charley>fu,
Savannah and all points.
Cloee connections at Greenwood for all points On
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets, pates.
schedule, etc., address
W.; CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent. Augusta, Gs
Z. NJ. North Sol. Agent.
Evening journal., 1897-11-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

-Addicks men deny that John +.
Donahoe, or Lynn, Mass, represented
Mr.. Addicks at The recent state conven-
tion Of the Union Republican party.
Robert c. Sock, formerly CT this
city. has become editor CT the Philadel-
rhian, devoted to society. art and music
Register OF walls Crossan has
granted letters testamentary upon the
estate OF Anne Grubb. late OF Brandy
wine hundred, to Eliza Jane Grubb.
"A new red stack has been placed in
The Southern steamboat City Of Key
West at the Harlan and Hollingsw0rth
Ccmpany's.
George II. Mccall lost a valuable
gray horse yesterday from peritonitis.
DIR II. r. Spruance's horse be-
came frightened on Market street
bridge yesterday and ran away, but was
checked by the doctor himself
-spottswcod Garland and t. Bayard
Heisel, attorneys for the incorporators,
Will on November 20 ask Judge Spru-
ance to grant a certificate OF incorpor-
alton TO The Tampograph Company.
An eloquent address on christian
Manhood" was delivered at the Y. NJ. c.
A. yesterday afternoon by Rev. George
II. Trull.
Alfred, the 6-year-old son Of Mich
ael Sharkey, living at No. sos Market
street, fell while playing yesterday and
cut his head against a curb
The local assembly Of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew will soon meet to
arrange for a public meeting in cele-
bration Of ST. Andrews Day, Novem-
Der 30.
William S. Hifles will lecture on
the Milford Bard" before st. Johns
Chapter, Brotherhood Of st. Andrew. in
st. Johns Parish-hOuse.
Charles Springer, of Coatesvile. and
his organization of religious workers.
known as the Railroad Mission. are
holding meetings at the w e N. sta
tion every Sunday afternoon.
The proposed lecture of City So
licitor Conrad to the members of Coun-
ell may be abandoned.
The remains Of Bridget Collins. a
resident of Philadelphia, were brought
to this city early yesterday and in
TERED in the Cathedral Cemetery.
Augustine Waters. colored, aged f3
years, was accidentally stabbed in the
arm by a companion near his home yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1897-11-08
FREE CONCERT TOMORROW.

FIRST CHURCH CHORUS, ASSISTED
BY SOME OF THE BEST LOCAL
TALENT.
In First Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row evening, at o'clock. First Church
Chorus will sing its Autumnal concert
and, as NO admission will be charged.
an oyerhOwing audience is expected.
Miss Maud Thomas and Herman Cos
sen have lately been added to the list or
soloists. The program:
PART |.
Chorus:
(a) Praise Ye the Father" .Gouncd
OBJ Lesson From Life" Blanchard
Soprano solo, "A Day Dream
Strelezki
Miss Blanche D. Appleby (Flute obli-
gato.)
Song for baritone, For All Eternity, j"
Mascheroni
willard S. Mears.
Part song. Palm Service. ..... .Faure
Miss Keim and chorus.
Solo for bassO, Queen CT the Earth, "
Pinsuti
Herman Gossen.
Soprano solo, The Holy City" Adams
Miss Maud Thomas.
Obigato solo and chorus, For the
Lord is Great" ".............R Root
Horace Harrison and full chorus.
PART ii.
Hymn anthem, THE Resurrection,
Simper
Mrs. G. w. Quinn, w II. Bennett and
chorus.
Soprano solo, ave Maria" m Mi,lard
Miss Antoinette Patzowsky.
Flower song, Lord Remember Me"
Master Va Mert Guyer and chorus
Solo for baritone, 20 Salutaris,"
II. b. Harrison
Recitation. "Mary's Night Ride" Cali
Miss Mahala Wells.
Selection from Martha. "GoOd Night.
FlotaN
]. b. Maxwell and chorus.
j. Harvey BrObst. Miss Elsie Foord Miss
Mabel j. George. ....... .AcCompanist.
Evening journal., 1897-11-08
DANGEROUSLOVER THIS
Isaiah Ponzo Chases His Lady
Love Out of Bed.
TO-DAY's MUNICIPAL COURT GASES

COLORED THIEF ENTERED A
HOUSE BY MEANS or A WINDOW
LEADING TO MARY HINSON'S
bedroom AND STOLE HER
MONEY.
A fleeing colored woman clad in her
night robes created CONSERVATION about
midnight in the vicinity of Ninth and
Franklin streets. II was Mary HinsOn, a
servant in the employ of T. Chalkley
Hatton, escaping from her angry lover,
Isaiah Ponzo. Early in The evening
Mary received call from Isaiah, which
he prolonged until about IL o'clock. The
conversation drifted on the financial
condition of Mary, and Ponzo discov-
cred that she had 81, and he set his
mind on getting It. About II o'clock
Mary went to bed. While disrobing she
heard noise at her bedroom window,
as if someone was trying to enter Mary
ran to an adjoining room and as she
passed the window saw Ponzo's face in
the moonlight.
AS the woman passed he leaped into
the room and seizing her, struck her
several times. She broke away and
clad only in her night gown, ran down
Ninth street and the night watchman
started after her. She ran into an out
house Of one of the houses in the vicin-
ity and there she stayed until Officer
MARI came and took her home Officer
Schell appeared on the scene, and he
with Officer Mari, searched the house
POnzo was found in Mary's room and
was put under arrest.
On his person was found the monsy
which had been shown TO him by Mary
earlier in the evening. In Municipal
Court this morning Ponzo was held fol
the court OF General Sessions. He vii
answer to three charges-robbery, fe,.
ony and attempted murder Mary saiC
in court This morning that POnzS
threatened to kill her if she didn't han
over the money.
Arthur RollistOa, Frederick Munt
sdhell and John Lombard, three boys
were he'd until tomorrow TO answer o
the charge OF Stealing corn from the p.
i w. g. b. Railroad Company.
Josiah Crowley and Henry Wake
were fined for drunkenness.
Charles Draper, colOred. was held il
5000 bail for court for stealing suit c
clothes from Jacob Fisher, also cO,ored
Edward Chambers. cOlCred. accuse
of stealing a bicycle in Baltimore, wa
held for the authorities OF that place.
d James Devine. who was arrested G.
4 Saturday night by Officer Davidson 70
! stealing six pairs of shoes from JOsep
Sklut, a Hebrew, was heM until to-moT
row. There is doubt as TO Deivne bein
= the right man.
Evening journal., 1897-11-08
CONSTABLE AND FARMERS.

MEN WANTED CROSSED THE
DELAWARE LINE INTO PENN
SYLVANIA AND GUYED THE
OFFICERS.
Constable William Bowen. armed
with warrants for the arrest of Joseph
Ryan, John Kane and Edward Pick
hover, three men employed as farmers
at Yorlxlyn, charged with violating the
game laws OF the state, went TO the
homes Of the men Saturday afternoon TO
serve the warrants. The men were at
work in the field and, seeing the officer
crossing the fence surrounding the
farm, they made their escape and cross
ed over into Pennsylvania The state
line at Yorklyn divides Delaware and
Pennsylvania.
The men took a position on a huge
boulder OF rocks and called to the con-
stable to come and get them.
~ can't do it, replied Bowen
Get bean-pole, said one OF the
men. "and slide over"
The officer waited and the men kept
up their guying, until Bowens patience
gave out. He then went to the farmer
who employed the men and told him
that unless the men would subject
themselves to arrest he, the constable,
would take them from their beds at q
future time. The farmer went to the
men and told them that they must sub
NIT 10 arrest They had a hearing be-
fore Magistrate Sasse this morning and
we're each fined 81 and costs, making
the fine s12.25 each.