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Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
9pn pnlsntu.
Tottur 4pieubnnm cr ban.

SibItlsosn Sirsbug oroe Or. ). 70.
Roienbaum pua Soipitdlet / Canton.
Tor no9le Muaneoer iioen blep ban
ina, "a bet git itaoig neooper meo
BAN. Mfbsne bdpoe bpet / Canton
eler bercmtrin9 / en- lang NdrrGtte %
betroateoes Iom en- Sorting. Saas
piot man peo, efterlaoer ban Jig lite
en- eneite lepsnoe Slpgtning. Sm 1T
tioliQere 2ip talts ban aIorig; bet for
blep en- iSemmeligbeo. Tom ban tcg
meo ia / 8rapen. Sun iaa meget peo
man, at ban sngang baooe p9ret gift,
men ipate % fit Stilsmis'e, o9 oa in
oen Sern blsp Srugten al bette 9Ggtes
TAB, forblep ban fremoeles 'adpeliom
pennelss. Hoienbuum bar tpit at
Tsoiel % tom til Imeritd 'om Jung
. 8ut for As glar Iioen. pda lit Ssos@
leie beItilte ban ct Wtonument til ben
@ruplot, Tom han eieoe. gegrdpel'er
foregit Onsoag. Gfosoe tilbsrte SSs
fellpipz SroenenS 2ogs i Canton.
,yanqcr Yrrrirhnuor lcucunc.
HpbinIon beoer en- Wtdno, ION ct
Stntte norogit for Wtiler i np9en Sio
bar bdpt bet truplt meb at fdn9e Yr9z
riebunpe lepenoe / ben Sen'igt at be
boloe benz inottl pioere. 5or en- lge
Iioen bopoe ban 80, men penteoe at
iaa 500, ION ban bill reiie runbt meo
oa piie frem Iammen meo andre DIR.
sSor femtsn 4ar iioen bpIot 9prene til
paa tun en- 8 4cres StrGtning; M
bar aplpnien ipreot Jig pper 500
Qcres. Qanoets Gier, Der laa, bpors
lebs be ado al 4plinaen % snapeoe
8rG8 Iom Soar, ioriggte mongt og
meQet for at Itr9mme benz pGt, men
bar biotil lite bout Selo meo fig. yeu
bar han bellnttet at orutne Dem M.
ON muligt, pg bill / bet Giemeo tisre
ipere 8anobeboloere Here Wlil til 1T
Quno. Snoiansrnes 6rsmganssmaaz
be meo at faa fat pdQ De imaa, feoe
Murmelopr er al anbriugc ct tibet
Spell foran Nsosansen til osres Sule
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
Stannaro Gil 60. isirer Z Gnglano.

Gn parliamentary aomits bar |
mango Wsosr oDerpeiet 8~elpsningss
ipsrgsmdalet / England; men Res
gieringen er tommsn til ben Slutning.
at ingen iGrftilt COB er beniigtsmass
ia. 8ette er en- dfgiort Seier for
Tbe Stanoaro Oil COMPANY, iom ei.
terbuanben faar bet Iamm. Opertas |
Stor6ritanien iom | 4merita. On
bi0ig 2psolje er blepsn iolgt til be
ubemioleoe; men ben iprengt. fad
mango camper og bolbte fda mango
lllptter. liar | be operbsfolteoe Del.
AT Gonbon, at Der bltp ct dlminbeliat
Wisnste meb ben, og pdrldmentst
nsoidtte en- aomits / Sagsns Qnlsbs
ming. Den drbeiosoe | belle CONNER
% anbefalsbe tililut at fprbsi Clies
priien; men Regierinsen Fdnbt, at
mar before burbe edd fra Gdaen.
OsrDso er Stdnbarb Oil gompdnD
bleoet Seierberre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
NitaragnnsQ analen.

Sofa Ritos prriioent, Sencr
Sgleiius, er / paris og bar ldSst iig
interoieips al en- dmsritdnit aorres
%iponosnt. Timber eLIsrs ligs 5orbolb".
iagoe ban, "ioretr9tter ieg, at be aor.
sneoe Stater faar en- fuloitGnbig aon,
troll ODER ben porbsnoe Gandl gi.n.
mem Qanbtungen. 9i bar life glsmt
ben punamsritdnite aonqres, 'tjsnt be
2sfter. ben gap, lite .r bleoen opiplots.
pou min 5ismreiis baaber ieg at ida
befege prriibent WeGinlep.
Seq a9tsr mig til england for at
tale meb Gopitnliftsr. Tom .r inter.ss
Iereos | Sernbdnsn ober 3itbflsn. Seq
tror life, at O~9ienttiae 9anf.ligbeo,r
BIZ iti1e ia iDeien for bet pdat9ntte
I%Oretagenoe. 3rantrig bar fat en- Del
gsnge ino i Gotta Ried, men Gngldnb
lanai fere".
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
N Torbrpotr inftrt.

Sohn 9. Bates. Iom for 10 Iar
itoen unOpe9 ira Gnumuia Sugtz
has, bpor ban itulpe ubtiene en- ire
Tars Straf for Snbbruo, blep /
SAOrsNnss drreiteret / Chicago. San
nj blIos Tsrt tilbase til Soma. Sioen
IN unopi8elie bar ban Tibet tire qar
'dd Su9tbuiet / Gbeiter, S1., % to
Mar ! Solicit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27

&c uOtOmne gtumnlere al "9Seo
Srnen" fan erbulOes fur 10c
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
IN Gnelruoers ,Snntrpf Of amtrita

~Vbp ~u1lppulU Uul HtIlptlNul lB III
Regieringen / W~aibington.
IN Gnglrnorrs Snntrpf Of amrita
Den engelIte 5orfatter Saa Gatne,
Tom bar itrepet 5ortG1inger og Glue
iptl, meboelsr / 9nilp Telegraph / en-
Qrtitel paa fire Spalter fine Snotrpt
AZ Nmsrita. Gan roIer ben ameris
tonite Yres'e, men er iorunbret ooer,
at arigen meb Spanien fun bar qjort
ct ringe % Blot f~orbigouenoe Snotrpt
pdd BET ameritanite 5olts Sino og
pod bets Sitting / bet belle. Der er
lite tort Gip / aampen a~ngdosnbs
Rtgets llooioelie giennem aolonisr,
irnes ban, og bet tommsr al, at in
gen bar nogen teri SDer6spisning en-
ten / ben enc eler ben dnoen Retninq.
Weo 5en1pn til Stemningeu mel
lem Snobnggerne / Storbritannisn og
be 5orenebe Slater flyer ban: Seq
tror, at gmeritanerrss Sitting til
Gnqlano er ben iamms iom for tire
Mar 'ioen. s etboert Sab fan man
life mPrte en- FABIAN ob%erorosntlig
6pranorinq iom ben, Der bar funost
Stso / England ~ligsoberfor amsritd.
: be 5orensoe Stater ipnes ingsn at
snite en- 2tQidnte elIer en- JoritduslIe.
"Gn psnlig 5slelie mob England
er bpb og dlminoelig; men en- engslf
reiIenoe / Nmsritd mRrter u~DiItdars
lio, OF ri GngslitmRno er langt mere
hsirsiteoe ~dngaasnbe en Screening al
ben ungsliatIiite Rats eno bore Sss
Iteno | Nmeritu snbnu er."
5orsorigt uotaler ban zig meget ros
Isnoe ON dlttng / bort Gano. San
elitsr Nmerita pad Gruno al bets
Storbeo og foroi bet dmsrilunite 5olt
uOmGrter fig Oso lit 5riIinb. i'm Drill
tigbsO og Glib, i'm 2Gorueligbso % lin
6jerteliqheb. WRnoene CT rioosrli9e
og aDinperne ian forene en- futoit9ns
big Ren9eo meb en- ri % uaib9nbig
Optraosn. 6an eliter 4msritas
a%onititution, foroi ben er ben ~frisite,
BORON Vsroen bar bsrt, ioet ben bar
afItaTet ben uolepeos Qutoritetstro /
Strife og Stat og taost ben spriqe
gsrbsn bIios tilbage | Sfpggen al
oenne 9aaritab | oner bunoreoe Qdr.
San timber. at Qmeritansrnes Ratio
naltdratter er barnIig, at be iGGrs let
ION bringss til at ls, men at be. ogiaa
let fan rSres til 3uarer, og at be er
beiieleoe AZ en- iano Jslsiis.
Gu amrrifann iortnaer ON Snslauo.
Sobn 10. goottpalter al Ohio er
tommsn til Gonoon eftsr en- ire Waas
nsosrs Rsiie i Rusldno. iii en-
aOrrsIpOnoent for asiocioteo grsIs
iagos ban: Seq bar reiit 1900 Mtl
pad ben transfibiriite gane ga tom
til osns Gnoepuntt psb 8rGnien al
Q~fgbaniitdn, IigeiOm iea ogiaa tom
til Gnbepunttst al ben 6ren, ION
sadr gjsnusm Mantiburist / China.
!6sls osnne Stratning er MI omtrsnt
SOerdlt hpor ieg tom, Ianot
ieg, at man a Usnlis TENT mob
amsritd og 4meritanerne, og lea
bsrte mango uotale lin 5ilfreos6eo
m.b Dor Seier | arigsn msb Gpanieu.
Site en- eneIte ia bet mooia.ts. aQs
@esne itOo uItiug aabsnt for mia.
ioroi lea par 4meritansr. 6pao lea
iaa / Wslemaiisn ioareos atturat til,
bOao ies for nosls aar iiosn bl.p
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
ltu0 StratcureDtr.

Stisnt bare 13 Iar eammel fan
ieoe Nnorep Sarris Iprleoen 9oa en-
ung &pinoe NOR Milpautee % fra
itial henoe $40 penoe. politiet paas
greb ben un9e SDp, Der snonu babe
en- Del al pensene i gebolo. Snsbag
ftoo ban for Rettsn / Milpoutee, pa
0ommeren funot, at ct Bar Waanes
oers Sphplo / Sorbeorin9sbuIst FAM
tie piloe epe en- gupnlig @trtning paa
9utten.
Sugen brrbtcs rlcr innrcocs GaarSt.
8lsnpooo &c Nortbpsftern 8anez
'elitabS 2p9ging Srain par peo l.
Sioen Snspag Moreen paa 8eisn til
5emerleiren peo Hine Sil, ipm lie9er
fem Mil fra 8lenpoob. Soeet 9it meb
en- Sart al 40 MiI / Simen. s ben fsrs
tie 8o9n bag 2otomotipet befdnot ia
ii elsr tolp WGnb % &pinber. 9a
tom 2otomotiret til en- Iturp 8urbe
% boppeoe al Sporet, ida bet ruleoe
neo / 8rsften, trpftenbe flere at Bog
men efter fig. st Wiratel er bet, at
inoen al Yosia9ersrne tpm pibsre til
itaoe; nogle al benz MATTE GRAPES
frem at Ruinerne, Ifrrttelia for
Ttr9mte men omtrent uituote. lllpt
fen foraurIa9ebes oeo, at &anten puo
ct al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brettebes al.
\. &. Sohnion nGn.
s. Charles Sobnion, iom / ct halpt
Sunoreoe 9tar bar boet / Manitoppc,
osos / SibtoIb forrige 2sroag Iften
/ en- Nloer al 6S glar. Sdn bapoe /
no9en lib bpret iD9 os bar reiit til
Sibtoib for at unoertuite Jig SGgebes
gambling; men at Ssoen ituloe font
me Iaa burttqt, bupbe man life BEN
tet. 4fbpbe bar fsot / 9aroal, Rprge,
/ 1880. 9a ban par Is Nar gammel.
tom ban iii Wdnitopoc, bpor ban
iioen ben Sio bar bapt lit 0iem. S
1869 blep ban gift meo Mrs. Garrie
4noerion. Sans Mtober iaapelipm
6uitruen % 10 Ssnner operleper
BAN. 8dmle mrs. SobnTpn er oper
80 Mar galumel % bar bust hos Ssn,
men.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
Storarttt @ase.

2oro Soed9b bar ~itiRn,et Ssnn.rs
Snititutst / Qonoon (optafbt eftsr ben
tore Spoager al aotoprinssn) ESQ.,
900 &itrl. til 5remme for batterios
logiite llnberisgelisr og andre lias
nsnbs Sorifninger. De fIsits al eng.
lambs %irsmra9enoe 2eger itaur / Jors
binoslis mso bette Snftitut. aoro
Spsugb agt.r oeiua at unpenbs 25O,s
900 2ftrl. poa en- Sp~rsnfnina %
ioritieaise 5or6eorinssr al bet uiuno.
Srsimug (Sua Qaep) msb Omsiosls
Ter I 6iertst al Dublin / Srlanb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-27
SmanRpt

De mubammsodnif Snb6peg.re
paa arsta bar til 0ronning 8itioria
inbienot en- Petition ON. at bun maa
bsitptts Dem. WiQionsr al Mubames
oansrs er benoes unoeriuattere / Sns
oisn Og 4iritd. os arstenisrne m.n,r.
at be ber iau npoe be famine Sober
JON oisie.
20 Snoipioer. iom / 81
aar bar parst pua 5attigbuist ! Dir.
miusham, england. er blsOns siite.
Maubsn CT 68 ca &onsn 70.
Oct iranits Seputsrettammer
bar bsOiIsst So Miaionsr Jrants til
9iennemisrelis al be me pldnsr in
ben 4rtinsrist.
Den tpIts Rissbae er iiqro msb
en- Cop. iom ital lette Snbisrislsn az
aisb os Jlsif fra @msrita.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

The Spaniards have found another |scape goat for their woes. It is a
 |statue of Columbus. Tuesday the women of Grenada, considering the |discoverer of America the principal |cause of Spain's present misfortune, stoned the statue there of the brave navigator. Here's new tip for |Senor Sagasta. He might put II all
 lon Columbus; for certainly if the batter had rot discovered the Vest
 |ern Hemisphere some four centuries
 Iago, Spain would have never known
 |an nything of the West Indies. And
 sther, 1t wouldn't hurt Columbus.
 |His country. wnile he was living,
 |heaped upon him all the infamy of
 (which cruel people were capable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
DarIV Marriages.

The farther south one goes, the earlier one finds marriages take place. A census was taken lately in Algeria. and it was found that the youngest Arab married was twelve years old, and that there were very many boys who were married at thirteen and four teen, while some at fifteen years of age had several wives. There is a youth ful Algerian widower of fifteen and 3
 divorced husband Of the same age. Girls are still more precious, and are sometimes married when only eleven years old, though twelve is the more usual age. There are 1S9 widows of fifteen, and 1,i76 divorces of the same
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

the tea was placed and covered with boiling water. The process was con- tinued by the placing of little saucer inside the cup in an inverted position, the saucer being of such q size that it just fitted the cup and kept in the steam and flavor of the tea. When the tea was drawn it was poured from the big cup into dainty little ones no larger than an eggshell
 A Java tea, served in broad, fiat cups and favored with Batavia arrack, was fourth on the programme, and was fol- lowed by the Formosa, in which the tea was steeped with tea flowers and one or two orange flowers. The result was a perfume and flavor of the most in- tense kind. One of the guests remark ed that they were not drinking tea so much as wedding bouquets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
women in Ancient Brypt.

The religious Egyptian believed his ulterior happiness and his everlasting union with the diyinities in the eter- nal world to be wholly dependent upon his preparations beforehand, and with these the wife had much to do. She was, in fact, as the mother of his chil- dren, his savior and liberator, for none but son could pray for the fathers soul on it's way to paradise, and shs was entitled to and received his hon. age and loyal obedience
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
THE ART OF MAKING TEA,
Hvarions Ways of Preparing and Serving 2 the Popular Drink.

the Popular Drink.
 The offering of 6 cup of tea seems kabout the simplest form of hospitality, Band on it's face appears hardly capable #of affording much entertainment. It *remained for two ingenious girls to #fnd out way of relieving afternoon
 teas" of their monotony and rendering them truly entertaining.
 # These girls had travelled, and they *had observed that tea was served in different ways in different countries.
 Their idea was to prepare tea for their Hguests after the method of other lands,
 Serving 1t in all the more interesting
 ways in succession.
 # They began with the Russian sam Eipvar and the slice of lemon or lime
 That was simple enough, but the next #stea" was more novel. It was a repro
 iuction of the Vruguayan mode of tea I1rinking. The tea of that country was 4hsed, prepared like Chinese tea, but zERith the drinking came the really en-
 Pertaining part Of the affair There
 Ras something far removed from the hackneyed in the sight of group of kuests drinking tea through silver Eubes, each of which had at the end a Eball-like strainer, known as bomba br bombilla. It is little wonder that |hIs tea was pronounced a success.
 Next on the list was Mandarin tea, |n which large artistic cup was set in
 brass or silver holder. In this cup
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

Bluff City Lumber Co. manufactnr- CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber. Also sashes. doors. blinds and all kinds of interior and exterior finish. Every Ut reasonable prices. l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
To Gnre EreckIea.

An excellent freellle lotion which is used a great deal ia France is made of six ounces of rosewater. half an ounce of glyeerine, two and a half drachms of cherry laurel water, two and half drams of simple tinctufe of benzoiR, and one and a half drams of finely pow dered borax Use q eamel,s hair brush when applying This will also whiten the skin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

It is announced that Joseph Choate, of New York, will be ap- pointed Ambassador to England. Mir. Choate is not diplomat of any experience, but he is the most dis tinguished lawyer at this time in this country, and is the greatest since the death of Samuel ]. Tilden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

The pension bill reported to the House Wednesday carries $145, 233, 830, being $4, 1000, 900 more than car ried by the current act, due to the increase in pension disbursements, which rose from $l39, 949, TT in 1897 to $144, ,651 ,879 in 1898. The total number of pensi oners on the rolls is |993. TIA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
Milk dealers of Chicago have or ganized trust. It consists chiefly of watered stock.

A correspondent from Manila says that for physical reasons Admiral Dewey should go home. He is not sick map, but those with whom he is associated state that the nervous strain is beginning to tell on him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

Gran berries, raisins. currents prunes, evaporated apples and peaches and aprieots at the Mccain Grocery Co. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15

A private message from New York to St. Louis states that the Missouri Pacific railroad has con cluded deal for the Chicago X Al ton railway. A new purchaser of the c. < A. is announced almost daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
PINE BLUFF ARK, DEC. 15, 1898.
Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff Ark. .assecold-classm mail matter
AZ TO CIRCULATION.

The ba.l5 GRAPHIC has nearly double the i;Irculatiuh of any other IPine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily and Semi-Weekly eRaPHIG have combined circulation larger tnan tbat Of any other Pine Bluff daily or eekly newspaper ivertisements accept- ed om thsF guarantee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-15
IA Word Before Buying

1t has never before been ou pleasure to offer you such thoroughly com plete and elaborate display of goods for the Xmas trade as we are now placing at your disposal. You will indeed be pleasantly sur prised to see the many beautiful and useful things we have purceased for you or course, right now you are all interested Tn gift things, wondering what you can get for this one, and that one, what kind of a present will be suitable to each; figuring to keep the expenditures down to the size or your purse. We have in buying talked into consideration all these points, have kept in mind tie size of everybody's pocketbook. We therefore feel sure from our line of Christmas goods all can be satisfied Some people have hesitancy about putting us to the trouble of showing goods unless they intend at the time to purchase. We do not want anyone to feel thnt way when visiting our store. We invite you one and all to come and cause us all the work possible. whether you intend to buy or not, that Is what we are here for. We assure you that you vii always be given prompt and courteous atten- tion at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-25
this place, were the guests of relatives

this place, were the guests of relatives
in Hyde Park yesterday.
Druggist Alfred Davis, of Forest
City, was a caller on his brother. Drug
gist Joseph Davis, of this place, yester-
day.
The latest news from the Philadel-
phia hospital is that Sergeant Leslie
Frutchey has so rapidly improved that
he is able to walk around.
William G.. Daniels, of Hyde Park,
was business visitor in this place
yesterday.
What has become of our board of
trade?
Great preparations are being made
for the coming fair of the Lawrence
vile church, which will be held in the
church next month. Articles both use
ful and ornamental will be on sale
during the progress of the event.
Don't forget to attend the Repub-
lican rally which will be held in Web
ers rink this evening. All citizens
arc invited.
Master James Nash, of Union street,
Is confined to his home by diphtheria.
Miss Bertha James, of Providence,
was the guest of her sister in this
place yesterday.
A cross walk is badly needed in the
vicinity of North Main street. The
pedestrians in that section are obliged
to go ankle deep in the mud when
they want to enter the car or cross
to the opposite side of the street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-25
Do You Need
Building Up?

You may be large eater and yet be
weak and not weigh as much as you
should. This is because you do not
receive proper nourishment from your
diet. If you wish to be strong and IN
crease in weight take Johann Hoffs Malt
Extract. Taken with meals it will as
sist the proper digestion of food and cause
it to be easily assimilated; you will then
obtain from your diet the largest amount
of nourishinent. Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract is not only true nutritive tonic
but is food in itself.
DR.. II. b. Buterbaugh of Indiana, Pa,
writes: "Have used Johann Hoffs Malt
Extract with very satisfactory results,
/ have one patient who began to use II
about six weeks ago. His weight then
was os lbs. He now weighs las lbs. and
is strong and healthy"
Get the genuine Johann Hoft's Malt
Extract. Avoid substitutes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-25

r. S. Hills, in Herriclx township, Oc-
tober 12, of dysentery. Deceased was
a daughter of William and Eleanor
Nesbitt and was born in Ballibay coun-
ty, Monaghan. Ireland, September 5,
1923. She came to America with her
parents in 1928. She was married in
1S41 to Richard Hills, also a native
of Ballibay, Ireland, who came to this
country in 1898, settling in Herrick.
Unto them We're born eight children,
eight of whom survive as follows:
Margaret, wife of G.. w. Blackman,
Towanda; Elisha L. Hills, of Sedg
wick, Kansas; David A. Hills, of wy
alusing; Mary j., wife of T. b. Stone,
Wyalusing: Richard S. Hills, occupy
ing the homestead, Belle, wife of G. N.
Maxwell, Lodi N. Y; John n. Hills,
of Kansas City. Kan; Miss Anna +.
Hills, Towanda. The father died Oc
tober 90, 1880, and just six weeks be-
fore the death of her mother, Mrs.
Susan Hills Dayton, passed from
earth. Mrs. Hills was a devoted MEM
ber of the Presbyterian church, which
she Joined in Ballibay in 1912. Mrs.
Hills in her early years passed through
all the trying experiences incident to
pioneer life. Her father came to
America in 1927 and the following year
sent for the family. The family and
their effects We're brought in on a lum-
Der wagon from New York to Quicks
Bend. Here the family resided until
1921, when Mr.. Hills moved to Balli-
bay. He hauled his goods as far as
Camptown, from which place to the
new settlement, a distance of two
miles, he carried the effects of the fam
lily in upon his back The first night
after reaching their cabin in the Wild
erness, a son, David Nesbitt, was born.
William Nesbitt gave the name Balli-
bay to the new settlements he also do
mated the land for the cemetery and
school grounds. He died in 1S41 and
was the first person buried in the new
cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-25
AVoCA.

The funeral of Benjamin Powell, whit
died suddenly at the home of hii
brother or Friday evening, took place
on Sunday afternoon. Deceased was
AZ Years of age and unmarried. He
had not been well during the past few
weeks, but no serious results We're
anticipated. He had retired but a few
hours when he was found dead in bed.
Iuterment was made in Langcliffe GEM
atery.
Henry Salisbury, of the West Side,
is seriously i'll at the family residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Shaughnessy,
of Williamsport, are spending a few
days with their daughter, Mrs. f. p.
McGreiL
c.. F.. rruffman spent yesterday with
her Parents in Danville.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien and family of
Jermyn, are visiting friends in town.
The Ladies Aid society, of the NJ. E.
church will meet at the home of Mrs,
Frederick tomorrow.
Martin MCGOWAN, of Jersey City, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs, Benjamin Leonard and two
daughters, of Jackson, Susquehanna
county, aIe spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Kennedy.
The AvCca hose company entertain
ment. which was to have been given
on Friday evening. has been postponed
until Nov. is.
Mrs. Patrick Loughney and daugh-
ter, Mary, have returned after sever
al weeks with friends in Quincy, Mass.
The Sarsfield Literary club has been
successful in securing Solomon Deeble
as a contestant for a horse The fair
will be held during the holidays, but
the oOn-est will not be decided until
Jan. 81.
During Congressman Connells term
of office the following veterans in this
vicinity have been successful in OBJ
tanning pension claims: Charles NJ.
Blackwell, So per month; Peter Knapp,
Noosic, Sc per month; f. j. Grower,
Moosic, So per month; C. d. Sanders
AvOca, Sc per month; L. D. Warmer
Moosic, IS per month; James Webber.
svoca, IS per month.
Thomas Harding has returned home
after undergoing treatment in a Phil
adelnhia hospital,