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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07
AT THE PIE-COUNTER.
Gieanings from Various Sources ON
the Chief Topic of the Timss.

The Albuquerque Citizen is booming
Gen. E. l.. Bartlett, of Santa Fe, for chief
Justice.
The territorial press all guessed wrong
on ex-Gov. Princes aspirations polltl-
cally.
It is curreut gossip that ex-Postmaster
Jacob Weltmer and Mr.. A. Staab are both
after the internsl revenue collectorship.
Mr.. K A. Snyder, assistant attorney for
The A. & p. road, is out for the 2nd judi
cial district judgeship against W. d. Lee.
Mr.. Snyder is bright young man and
an able lawyer.
If the Republicans should organize the
lower branch of the SD legislative assem-
bly,, it is reported that Maj. W. H.
Llewellyn, of Las Cruces, will be speaker.
Big word that--"if."
Judge Fall, of Dona Ana county, will
be heard from in the territorial council.
He is well equipped for legislative work
and will be the leader of the Dem ocratio
| side of the council.-Citizen.
Edward F. Pearson, of Albuq uerque,
has the support of Bernalillo Republi-
| cans for surveyor-general of the territory.
| He is city surveyor now, and, from indi-
cations, he will make fight for the po-
sition.
Indications are growing stronger that
the next governor of New Mexico will
come from the northern part of the ter
| ritory. At this distance it appears as
though Editor Collier of the Range has a
long lead in the race.-Silver City Eagle.
The prospect that Senator Price, of the
| Mogollons, is after some fla office is wor-
rying many of the politicians just now.
1t is stated that the senator has pull
and that he can get just about what he
| asks for. Such being the condition, he
ought not to content himself with any of
the smaller plums. City Eagle.
The silver Republicans throughout New
Mexico who voted against the Republic
an candidate for congress are getting
ready to oppose any man whom Delegate
Catron recommends for Office under the
incoming administration. In this en-.
deavor they are to be aided by other Re-
publicans who desire to see the aforesaid
delegate kept down, and SO have no more
political power.-Las Vegas Optic.
For surveyor-general Jose d. Sena is
the almost unanimous choice, and bet
ter selection would be hard to find. Born
in New Mexico, he grew to manhood and
has risen to distinction here. loyal
Republican and citizen, honorable, up
right and gentlemanlH his appointment
would be fitting tribute to our eduoa-
tonal institutions, as we'll as deserved
recognition of the services of the young
element of the party.-Rincon Weekly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07
Prospective Good News,

Capt. Marion Balue, president and su-
perintendent of the Mary Mining Smelt-
ing company, came up from the mines
of his company at Kelly this morning and
has since gone to Cerrillos to make final
arrangements for the location and erec-
tion of his long projected smelter at
Cerrillos. The New MEXICAN hopes soon
to be able to make an important an
nouncement in this connection.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07
A New Camp.

A great rush is taking place and big
boom inaugurated in the Jarilla noun
tains. Hardly a day passes but parties
are seen headed for that camp. From
present indications every available foot
of ground will be taken up very soon.
There are some of the finest turquois
properties in the Jarillas to be found in
the territory, while great many more
are rich in copper and some have gold
and silver in paying quantities. We
hope to have report from that camp
shortly.-Las Cruces Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

Beginning to-day l will sell balance of
my stock in ladies' and misses wraps at
cost. Also many other articles in the
notion line, stamped tray and dresser
scarfs, ETC., at cost. Miss A. Mugler.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

The best 25-cent meals to be had in the
city at the short order lunch counter at
the Bon Ton,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07
For Sale or Rent.

The Simmons place, the most desirable
home in the city, will be sold very low or
rented to good tenant. Inquire of
H. B, HERsEY,.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

|. Plow's candies received every week.
The only fresh candies in town.
Fischer & Co.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

If you want all kinds of fresh meats,
oysters, fish and game, go to the Bon
Ton. Open day and night. Short order
meals at all hours.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

Buy box of fine stationery for a
New Years gift, at Fischer & Co.'S.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

GEL Sidelo" clear Havana cigar, &c
at Scheurich's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-07

For Rent.
Furnished rooms at Mrs. Wientge's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-06
sSie man gut ansiebem faum.

Gin gutes 9lusieben 1T tbatladli6
ni6t Bios obanttief", benu es bdnst pouz
itanois bon Dem suten @eiammtbefinoen
eines Meniden ab. SIT Die 2eber I'LL,
tbdti9, oann iiebt mar selb unb saaia
aus, lit Der Waasen in unoronuna, Dann
befommt man 0as fdiige 9(usIe6en oes
9Dspeptifers, iinO Die 9eieren afficirt,
10 bat man ein perfniffenes s(usieben.
Seri9affe 9ir quite @eiunb6eit uno Du
ipirit aud gut ausieben. ,,gleftric Sit>
ters" 1T elu uurtreiflides 9lnreaunes:
mittel. Gs tuirft cireft anf ben Mlaaen,
auf Die 2eber unb auf Die geieren. gs
reini9t bas 8lut unb beieitist ale Sautz
ausl6ld9e uno @eihipiire uno perleibt
cine flare Sautfarbe. Sebe 5laide
iuirb garantirt. so Gents Die SlaIde.
Gerfanft in Der Nputbefe bon s. &alz
te1er & go9n.
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Wbitebal Serminus.
Neae Ginfabrt nad Stem yorf pia
y. 4 >. g. 8. TD.-l1n=
errei6te TacilitGteu.

Wbiteball terminus, Die neue Sin.
fabri uaG ytew Ourt. bic am Moutaa
ben 10. Suli bia Der Baltimore, C1i0
uno Sttbwsfii9en 8abu er6Hnet
purOe. lit bic gelegenfs Station mad
alien 3beilen Der S!aot 9tew Nort uub
groottpu. Sislsr 6estsiass- III on
Der South Gerrp, 6iili6 Oon Der 8ats
terp uuo bon bier aus un.sr bemielben
GaGe !pefben 9erbinbuueen gematt
nit ben 3agen Ger 3ueiteu. Sritten,
Sedfen nnb Neunten Nbenue Sod.
babn; nit bsnea Der Broabmap, @o>
lunbus uuo 2eringtoa Wuenue Gabels
linien; Ofs unb Meitisite Giug6ahs
men Der 9ferbebabulinieu; Soutb.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb 5errp; 6amil.
ton 4Denue uno SO. StraBe (9roof>
lpu) Gerrp.
aauft Cure aidets mad Rem gort
iiber bic y. 6 8. 8. %. 30 nuno 5br
entgebt allen uabequemlidteiten.
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Sn Berlin III eet 1gqbrrab. ;sabri

A1H SSlith III ~ 5jAUituD| f5H Dli
fant gtiiIG, ber untet ber Natlage Der
8iganie itanb. pItBiI1 geiiorb>u. Nl8
iun4tr Nfann mar CT rad Netp OOrt
auS8erponoert bate bort Marie &ebegu
geDeirai1e', Der midi glaflih nit thr
geIeb. ga feiner 4nIint had bic
@be uur eiHe 5aejutbs mar, neil bic
bnN ben 3iFnIer 5oelfe nnregelm1bi.
ger Y8,ie poll}O8eue 5Iauung nidt
gelegIid sUar. hsiratbeie er mad lsiner
Rhdtebr Ha4 Berlin gum speiten Male
Gmjlie 9tltId, geborene @ruea. 8eioe
lpnr0eu osr Difientiidea Biganle on.
Qefl0aj. Die gerbanblung mar uuf
L. SEPTEMBER bebufs 6erbeii6affuus
tueiteren Sen.IsmateIials bertaei purs
ben. Das @sri6t fprad nuarebr,
obgIei9 bic Nelu gorter @5e bes Ser.
Eorhenea OILS gililg aaertaau! porben
mar, bic Gruen Frei, neil ni6t na93u,
neifen lei, eaB He li0 Der 8e6tsaliltia.
feit Der ytep Yortsr gbe ni6t bspubt
qetueIen lei.
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sebtpinbinht pefitip aehetlt.

6err 81. 8. @reepa, Elm @aufmaun
BON G6llbolpie, 8a., be5eust, baB ct an
S6mlnolu6t fit uno BON ben gler5ten
auf9egeben porben mar, gr unter5os
iicb ieoer meoi5iniiden 8ebanoluus, bic
fir @elo gu ba6en lpar, nerlu1te ale
9ultenmlttel, bon benen er ie ettuas
bDrte, aber ct erlan9te babur1 niebt sic
gerin9lte Geiierung. CT bra6te man6e
9fa9t aufre6t iii einem Stuble Iibenb
gu, big ct enoli0 iiberreoet puroe, mai
elnen 8erln6 nit Or. Sings 9}euer
@ntoedun9 gu MAIDEN uno liebe ba,
our6 ben @ebraud bon Sluei Slal6en
iuuroe er furirt. Seit brei Sabren
iulomet er lid iebt pieoer ielnem @ez
i9dfie uno ia9t, baB 9r. Sings gntbez
dung oas srpBarti9Ite Mittel iei, bas ie
bergeltelt wuroe, oa es ui9t nur fir
ibn, ionbern aud fir anbere 2eute in
ieiuer Stoot 10 piel @utes get6an bat.
Or. Sings geeue Gntoeduns lpirb saranz
tIrt fir Suiteu, grfdltungen uno
Sdpinoiudt. Sic perieblt fire gsirz
flung ME. 9ro6eflal6en frei in Der 9(pp=
tbefe bon S, Salteper uno Sobn.
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Sic @iraten pun 9aaaemaIS

pGanlten @Sdpsi uns apetsnbetRs in trptts,m
Asssrmpib ala MuhptnpeI auf. Der moterne gtrat,
ssr ntt aaetu auf bp&sr see, iozban hbsrau Istn
sseisn treibt, preift feline @atenimsebn untsr tsu
peri4iseeniten Glds9eu an. Gen6bnIid bat er stn
nutperiamtel, has NIT sieiber 9sttttsteit Sno6ers
BRIDE, Shbnsrauaeu uub G5ebdrntatterShpuuo furrt,
Mtt al feinem Sumbus bat er aber bem neltbefanns
ten octetter WaasubitterS ME has Relh fretta ma
ben cher ietneH 6ubm loud Tern tiuueu. BoEl
peroen esm Putlttum auerlet bulge, tsy SauptiaGe
mad aus fuleIrei6em Shuaps bskebeRte uns init Pts
mem teltebtseu Rtubeueltrafi perIesie Qrdparats
empoblen. gg.eT hem 9orstb ben, tab e s6su 70 aute
y9tters" ieien oils Sciietter'5 Mdsenbitte1s. Gber
eer S4Tinosl 3tebt ndt, ober bod auf turie 9ett
Das amsrttdutihe gplf reb, ME piel es ieiner Nas
ttonaIsGeetIin perbantt une Bat an ttr fea. 9aes
aut tsrneH aputneuten fine BITE IdGseuoea anb beis
larta, 9pseerfe, RerppFtdt, Rttrenleben, 6artIei.
otsistt uHb Rbsumatismus kstannt unb seibdst.
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taIien, ltno iiber oem 3immer lag eine
merfmiirot9e Stimmun9 - pieIleidt
oO9 elm menig Sd)am uno cas- gefiibl,
baB bier eigentlid) etpaS redt 1rous
RIGGS unb SdBliGeS eeidebe.
Slaus idrieb ba5 9on3ept Iauber ab,
3u iauber, Oas G)an5e battle teinen
Stil, uno Die forrefte Sorm barlnpnlrtc
nidJt redt nit benz ltellenlueis riibrens
ben Snbalts. 9(t8 aber atles fertia
mar unb oer 8riefbo9en in baS 9ourert
Iollte unb Glaus lin rorher notb eins
nal bnrdloS, ba itieB bie1en :paderen
lun9en M}aun Der Sod berQrt, bQB
san;e 2brdnenltr6me berpurbra9en un0
Die @ebeimratbin non biejem auiridJs
tigen Sdmer3 angeiteft prroe. 60
ipeinteu Mlutter uuO Sobn lange 3eit,
uno erit langiam periie9teu lire SbrGs
nen. Die @jebeimrdtbin nabm Sut un6
Uiantel, trug 0em Guriben auf Claus
in's gett i'll brin9eu unb ibm Samils
lentbee 81 fo9en, flebte ouf Sen 8rief
cine Wiarfe uno uabm 2tbIdieo. 9llS
lie on ben grieffalten fam uno ser
leete entideiheube SGritt 9eIdab,
puroe ibr gum erlteu DIAL bic Ieie
Sanb ein menig unIi6er.
1anglam ldob ii9 ser 8rief in ba8
breite Wiarl be8 &ateuS, oann lieBen
3eigefinaer uuo Oaumen Ser @jebeims
ratbin Los, nuo er polterte bjnunter.
Valo fdmen nod anbere bin;u, uno olS
nafb elmer Stunoe Der 9tbboler fam,
lag Slaus' Grief in fiirdterlid)er
gnge. &ie Uele SofInungen, trUlteube,
mitleibi9e gorte, luie piele 2iigen uno
idlimme gosDeit birst iolf' Elm poll>
9epTropfter 8rieftaiten! 0en @rtraft
aus tlugen uno einidltigeu, guten uno
I9ledten @emiitbern, iali lit er ieGblt
einem menl ldli6en Oer3ell per9leiAs
bar. SoIde aditen 9ibt es in Der @tabt
piele bunbert, in Der @elt piele tauz
lenb, lie luernen INNER sefillt.
Slaus faB run allein, tranf ben Sa=
mlllentbee uno le9te lidJ Idlafen. 9lber
Der fronlme 9erubi9un9stranf mar
beute obne alle @irtrng. Orilben auf
Dem S6reibtilff lianb in prd6tigem
0eabmen oas mobl9etroffene gilo
@pas, baS Die @ebeimrQtbin mit;unebs
men ooer in's Seuer su merfen pergeI~
len bate. Der 2ieuteuont itano ouf
unb bolte e8 Su lid. &oeute lab ct nid)t
nebr ben ihneeweiBen 9iaten unb bas
pradtjge Galltleio, oas Die idone Sc,
fialt unlidloE er iob nur Gpa8 0eiid)t.
llno in bieiem @jelirbt Aidt cen iiiBen
N}nno, cat iAn 10 terjebrenS beiB ge
tliBt batie, ionosrn uut bie groBen
9lugeh Die i'm traurig oni1autell-
erlt mei6 trauriG b0nn INNER Itarrer,
lpie %feile.
@r Serrib bas sjito. @eiae alibeuSe
Siebesleioenidbait rariu Dem 3immer-
arreit uno ben an9ituOllen 3utuuitslurs
gen bieler S8Oden perflo9en, uno mn
Die SGam luar sebleben Gr iibsrleote
nod lange hin unb her, namenlid
iuas bic @elt baju la9en Ddroe.
Gisentli6 mar Gle Sade ia niGt 10
l6limn. 3eoe8 Ser3 fam iid einn1al
irren uno iiebt Semanb ieine Oumm,
belt redt5eiti9 Elm, 10 lit Die @bre ses
rettet. SdlieBlid ftellte er iib Gpa
Dor, ME bic peinen ipiirbe, 10 piel,
I'm ibn. 9a famen au1 ibm nod eins
nal bic 9branea, uno ipie elm armes
Sinh, oas balb gu 9obe sequdlt III bon
ben Sol9en eines tb6ri9ten Strei9es,
i9lIef Der CUTE lieutenant Elm.
feSnrfiehiInn fnInf \
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-06
Sseiertagss greuriipaen.

@reuriionssSid werben Don alen
pldBeH In 3eTa8 mad 5taticnea In
gouiitaaa, MiiRiRppi. alabama,
@eprgia, Gloriba. Sennefee, &entudp.
ytorb. @aro!ira, 5tib Carolina unb
Virginien oerfauft bia SiibIide Yaeliit
8aba am 2l. unb %. DECEMBER gill.
ti9 fir bic @adreiie in breiBia Saeen
sur Rate bon eiaem Gabrpreile fir bic
&unbreife.
Von unb na6 alien Yunetea Oil Der
StloIi1en pacifie. .8abn an 23., %. ,
25., 80. unb 81. Deasmber unb /. Sas
nuar. ghltig aur &Gdfabrt bis 8. Sa=
MAR 1898 CUR Hate BON Elm unb Elm
SritteI bes Sabrprsiies fir bic Hunb.
reife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-06

Sm neuen beutf6eu 9eihSbuos
get III bic 5orberung fir oas @ebalt
bes Reidsfan5Ier8 bon $4,000 auf
100000 Mart erD6bt worbeu. s.
belBt, baB Der Safer bem Gariten 90,
beulobe fold sine @ebaItserbobaug
perfpro6en babe, aI8 Sedung Der be.
trd9tli6eu Soften fir bic sabIreiden
8antette uno gmpfdage &C. i'm Gei6s.
tan3ter, BQlais.
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Gorale eseiertaass sGrcmrsipnen.

Im "a, rs. unb 81. DECEMBER unb
om |. Sanuar '99. bertauft bic s. &
y. N. ". G. &unbreile.gilleie srpi.
ldasn allen Stationen gum YreiIe BON
Ii ser 9eu0bnli6en Hate. Menbet
Sud on bic Sidet Ngsnten Jim ginsel.
beiten.
3. 5. price, 8. .. q 3. u.
9alehiHe, Ssgas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-06

- Gas Marineminiitsrium in Ser.
I'm bat ben Sefebl nod aiel geianbt,
loiOrt 200 Mann Nrtileriiten nit 6eIb,
geIdiiBen uno 1000 Manu Mariue,
tolba;en na4 China gu I6iGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-06

= Die Gtabt Berlin Febt i'm BE.
griffe, cine neue ftdbtiids Nnleibs i'm
getrage bon 68 Willionen Wart aus.
3ngeben, ipOooa a(lein So Milionen fir
bic grpeiteruu8 bes Cancellations.
S1fems pertpenbet Derbeu follen,
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sseiertass Grcuriionen nah oem
Siiopfteu,

Wie aeuObHli6 osrtauft bic 5. &
y. Y. u. &. @reurfonss8idets nod
iiib6itlideu pldbeu am 21. unb %.
DECEMBER, gut fir 80 Sage aur &ate
bon einem 6abrpreiie. @enbet gun
an bic Sidet' @gsnten um @inselbei!en
.. 3. priee. g. y. & 8. u.
RaIeftine. Seras.
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NAT SULZBACHER,
102 Of.@ .@ommereeitraBs, San Gntouip,
0os Qouhosriht sgpu m, hs

= Sas 2anbseri6t @fen bot ben
5anolnngs @Ommls @mil 8sbrenbi,
Der bic Role bss @r5bersoss 6raus
Gerbinanb BON OsiferreiG gelpiell
batte, anBer gerfuIguns seIeBt, aber
nlft, neil man bon ber unI6utb bes
4ngeflagten tiberaeugt, par, ionbetu
toeiI Warie DuBmaun ben Strafar.
trag 3urtidge3o5en bate.
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NAT sULzBAcHER,

0dnbler in Weineu, 2iqu0ren unb
eigarren, Wbisties, Sour mash 8our,
bon uub GBss. absinweine, @lareis.
@OrbiaIs aller art uub @igurren in
allen Sorten unb gu aDen preiIeu.
Spre6t I'M 8ef6dftslotal Dor o5er
i@idt Cure 4uftrdse ein unb ldreibt
utn preiIe.
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ssahrntan SLENDER ana.

Die JnteruatiOuol & Great 0ortbern
u. u. 9iebt eiaen neueu SSabrplan
beraus, Der ant Dounerstae, ben s. Suli
in &raft tritt. Wegsu mdberem .uenbe
man Ii3 an bic &aentsn Der 8eIeQIdaFt.
g. J. priee. g. y. & 3. q.
paleltine, 5eras
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- Sn Berlin bot f1 unter ben Qu,
lpicIen bes amerifanif6sn @efaubten
nno beg 8eneraIcOniuls Elm .2merita.
niider Club" gebiIoet. 800 Berloneu
baben bereits ibrea Ssiiriit 3u9elagt
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otto 3trfel,

Ole eili3l8en cut Der D6be Der 3eit fies
benben Warmoss unb @ranit.
gBerte iu Ssras.
Giefert Grab Wonumenie ueusliea
Stiles 3u ben niebrigften preifen. @r
bat Elm groBes Gager feiulfeu rotben
uno grauen 8rauit8. Wan fomme unb
bef9tige Dos WatertaI unb man mirb
h9 BON ber 8hte bsfelben tlber3eugeu,
ioDie BON ber 8orirefhi9teil ber ge:
lieferten Arbeit, 8enubteIeftrii6e 9r0ft
sum getriebe, WsTtf1tte nabe bsr
pOit Office.
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Cuffs eSe6er-

erbuttsn bas GGrpnipif.m in Drbuuug
uab tttbinoern frantbuits 3uitaaOe Der
9sbsr, bic selpObnlid &rant9eiteu Dor.
lasseben.
Gin DfrbinSsrungsmittsI fit
aOpfidmsrsen, 0pspepfie, SdwinOti,
idltdten @eidmudim Mtunbs, SersllO'
pfsn. belssts 3unss, slppetitioiisfeit unt
sdntntli6e 0aaenfeioen.
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= 5ran6irmeKer unb @abeI, Wef.
fer, @abeln. 20ffsl BEL
ReDt0n & QBeIIer
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8auft Cure Weibna5s8 @e.
ibente bel @riser 8Ees,
Middletown transcript., 1897-08-14

Mrs. William B. Biggs and childr, n
and Miss Mabelle Taylor have returned
from the Blue Mountains.
Mr.. Joshua Clayton returned from the
hospital the first Of the week. free from his
attack of fever.
MIR. Thomas Scott and family. OF Del.
mar, were guests of his brother, Mr.. L. G,
Scott, oyer Sunday.
Miss Harrington, of Dover, sister OF
ex-Mayor Austin Harrington. is stopping at
Mrs. Lippincott's.
Mrs. Emerson Polk, of Pocomoke City,
Nd, is the guest of Miss Helen Naudain.
MIR. Fred Dounell, of New York. was 8
guest at the National Hotel this week.
Miss Cora Ridgway. of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. N. Willis.
Miss Merschon, of Alliance, Ohio, was
the guest of Miss Dora Price this week.
Miss Oldham. of Camden. N. j., is
visiting Miss EsteIle Cochran.
Hon. T. W. oavender, of Smyrna, wa
in town this week.
Mr.. Fred Crouch isvisiting friends in
Wilmington.
Middletown transcript., 1897-08-14
ODESSA NOTES.

Miss Lydia Dewitt has returned to hel
home in Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Mailley is visiting her cousin
Miss Eta McVey, at Wilmington.
Miss Bessie Temple is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Fetterolph, at Langhorn, Pa.
Miss Clark, of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Townsend.
A party of young people enjoyed y straw
ride to Augustine Piers on Satu rday even
ing.
Miss Maggie Gremminger Is on visit tc
the Quaker City and with friends in New
Jersey.
Mrs. Lewis Rems, of Philadelphia. has
been spending few days with her cousins,
the Misses Enos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cause and son,
Of Wilmington, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Rachel Mailley.
Miss Lizzie Carter and friend from New
York and Miss Bessie Carter from Middle
town we're guests of their mother, Mrs.
Charles johnson, this week.
Mrs. Mary Sparks, of Wilmington, is a
gnest of her brother. Mr.. E. N. Moore.
having come to attend the celebration OF
her fathers ninetieth birthday.
The NJ. E. Sunday school spent delight
full day at the "Piers" on Tuesday. A
colored individual was heard to remark
that they could not have found better day
if they had picked the summer over.
Middletown transcript., 1897-08-14
-FOUR SCORE AND TEN.

On Monday, August 9th, the Goth ami
yersary of the birthiof Mr.James VanDyke
Moore was celebrated at the home of his
! son, Hon. Elias N. Moore, near Odessa. Mr..
Moore was born in the house in which the
celebration was held it having been built
by his grand father. Major James Moore in
1878. Major Moore was in the colonial
army under George Washington during the
Revolutionary War. His mothers father,
Major VanDyke. was q member of the
Delaware State Militia at the same time and
was prisoner of war for three years at
League Island.
Mr. Moore was married to Miss Rachel
McMurphy in March 1929. They had six
children -Dr. James Moore, who died when
young man, MIR. Elias N. Moore, Mr..
Thomas Moore, Mr.. Alfred Moore, Mrs.
Mrs Mary Sparks and Mrs. Addie Lea, who
died few years ago. Mr.. Moore has 13
grandchildren and number ofgreat grand
children. In 1879 Mr.. and Mrs. Moore cele.
hrated their Golden Wedding and in May
of 1880 Mrs. Moore died.
The Society of Cincinnatus elected Mr..
Moore member this last spring. his lineage
having been traced back by Col. Bellew Of
Philadelphia.
The celebration was quite q surprise to
Mr., Moore, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
him. Mr.. Moore enjoys fairly good health
and would be quite an active man if his
hearing and eyesight were not impaired.
A handsomer or more courtly gentleman it
would be hard to find. The young folks
had very jolly time, playing ball and sing
ing college songs and negro melodies. Those
present were. Mrs. Mary E. Sparks, Mr.. and
Mrs. s.George W. Sparks, Mr.. Lea Sparks, Miss
Helen Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Belts, Edward Belts. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E.
B.Sadtler,E. b. SadtIer. Jr., of Wilmington,
Mr., Thomas NJ. Moore aud Miss Moore, Of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs, Sereck Shall
cross, Elias W.ShalIcross, Ralph Shallcross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias N. Moore. Miss Velma
Moore. Mr.. Leonard v. Aspril, Rev. and |
Mrs. w. o. Hurst, of Odessa.
Letters and kilograms were received by. |
Mr.. Moore from various members of the |
family who live at a distance and were |
unable to be present.
Middletown transcript., 1897-08-14
DELAWARE CITY.

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u Holland Foard is very III.
Mrs. Julia Mullin is recovering from 81
illness.
The NJ. E. Sunday School spent Thursda,
at the Piers.
Miss Annie Hickey is visiting friends ii
Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. George Price spent Sun
day at Tioga. Pa.
The Misses Colburn are guests of rela
tives in Clifton, Conn.
Miss Sophie Jones. Of Philadelphia. j.
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. FARRELL Newkirk, of Wilmington. il
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Emma Robertson and sister are
visiting friends in Maryland.
Howard Davidson was injured at the
works on the Battery on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. BelviIls. of Whining.
ton. have been visiting at DR.. BelsilIe's.
Miss Lucy Jackson is enjoying the hos
pitality of her sister in London Grove, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson, of Wilmington.
are guests of friends and relatives In town.
Mrs. George N. Bright is spending a few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Clarence Pool
near McDonough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Won Culin antic;-
pate spending week or two at Kits
Hammock, starting next week.
The public school viii open Wednes lay,
September 1st with the same corps of
teachers. The School Board has passed a
resolution to admit children to the "Fir>t
Grade" Primary Division, from list to 5th
Of Sentember. and from LIST to 9th of Febr,-
ary; those applying at any other time will
be refused admission.