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The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
The Best Society In Havana.

Americans generally have the idea
chat in the old days the most braliant
social element in Havana were the
Spanish officials aud their suites. l
wish they could see The horrible little
outhouse in which six staff officers
and their families were supposed to
live at.the summer palacel 1t would
serve to accentuate their mistake.
AS a matter of fact, the social circle
of Havana has always been made mp
of Cubans; Cubans with Spanish titles
(iust as Canadians have English onesl,
and Cubanss without titles; rich
Cubans and poor ones, but always and
pre-. eminently, if not exclusively,
Cubans. From the Captain General
down, spaniards were strangers and
foreigners, who might or might not
be admitted to these sacred precincts
according to no law whateyer.-I
Bentley Mott, q. s. A., in scribner's
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
Wrapping Up the C.,x I.

u "a.
One Of the lesser, but ,,t,ss
newer customs Of the city /, s y
wrapping up in paper coins ,s,.'
the organ grinder, says the n. ssl I
are no monkeys now to clins
take the money: they are Nj I
ted to be carried IN the III, s :
they were they could not elIn, { |
upper stofies Of the tail ists j. Y
ments. The money from than !
thrown down. The orsaa.s,l.i.'
not leave his organ--he ear,,., 4 |
nowadays o big organ On M,
pick up or to hunt for the Mons
work 10 now attended to by NJ a
else who goes about with IN &
grinder, TO help, II nscsssarv !, y
the organ and to look aissr 4.
up contributions. And sYsa 4 ,
somebody doing nothing ID, ~
for them, some coins would bs'
thrown from windows high i, i
En- strike upon the pavement NJ,
bound up and away. Heacs a.
mon practice In these daya !,
up in a piece q paper tho eoIa 1
from q high wlnSaT. hepals,
ems the fall and kel It tron /
ling, and II serves also = nui,
tha Gain lies.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
Wreck Of a steamer Picked Up.

Melyille.--Capt. Rusk, owner OF the
tug King Bee, who arrived here Fri
dav from Red river, repor ts that
wr ecked steamer passed him near the
mouth of the Atchafalaya at 10 am.
Thursday. The boat was low in the
water, only part Of her cabin and pi-
lot house being visible. He would
have taken the boat in tow with the
King Bee, but his steam was low. He
learned later that the wreck was land
ed by some fishermen on the upper
Atchafalaya, and that some trunks and
sonae blood stained mattresses and
other things Of value were found in
the sunken hull. 1t is thought here
| that it was the towboat Troubadourl
which had been engaged towing
show boat. Capt. Rowe Of the Eugene
| Leona, also picked up several III
preservers, washed from the wreck
Numerous pieces Of the cabin wreck
age passed Melville today. 1t is sup
posed here that the boat was wrecke
on the Mississippi below Natchez
during the storm OF Wednesday night
So far, nothing has been heard Of th
crew.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
CANDLE FLOWERS.

surface il undergoes a beautiful
Chi change, and takes the form Of a won
hing the white bell Of the snowdrop.
Thase TI,as little cups can be varied in size
according to the angle at which you
hold the candle.
Now vel have got our flowers, butnot
orr stalk For every snowdrop you
oui must s'h'k take piece Of fine wire wire, and md
straight end OF the wire and pierce
the centre Of tHe wax flower while it
is still in the water: Having made "a a
hole through the flower, push it to
the curved end. Prepare dozen
wires in the same way, all tipped with
little wax flowers, and then twist them i,
together in the way shown in our IL
lustration. 81
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
Burglars at Work.

New Orleans.-An attempt was
made to break into the Tulane Theatre
at an early haur Saturday morning
Two men were discovered working on
door with a jimmy, and when canght
by Watchmsn Burke, one of them
fred at him. He returned the fire
with two shots, and one of them took
effect, as was afterward shown by
blood stains on the walk. After firing
on the men Burke sought shelter. and
when the alarm was sounded the men
had escaped. . On Thursday
afternoon, at the time for departure o.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

examples of self-denying heroism Of
which both countries may we'll be.
proud. Florence Nightingale has just
completed her seventy ninth year, and
although now an invalid she retains
all her faculties, and her interest in
the work she inaugurated continues
unabated. Forsy years ago all Eng.
land raved about the young woman
who, born of English parents in the
city Of Florence, from which she took
her name, set ont to- alleviate the suf-
ierings Of the wounded and fever
stricken soldiers Of her native land
far away in Crimea. ~ ~
:; During the Crimean War nine ol
her. nurses succumbed to the fever,
and many we're invalided horne.
Florence Nightingale herself still suf
fers from the great and continued
mental and bodily strain that heI
Crimean services put upon her, bu
by her uuselfish Gacrifce she hai
made it imI ossibie. for the armies q
Great Britain to ever again snfie
from snch horriiying calamities a
those thai she witness ID, suffered an
| endured.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
IApAN's NAVAL STRENGTH

Z. a War With Russia She Would More
Than Hold Her own.
With regard to the probable resul,
Of q naval war between Japan ana
Russia, the Russians have never DIS
tineuished themselves in war since
the battle of Pultowa. They were
beaten by the Persians at the end OF
the last century on the Caspian sea.
It Is true that the Persians were under
an Englishman, named Elton, Wns
organized the Persian army for Nadlr
Shah, and trained the most unnauticai
nation in the world to become DON'T
nant in the Caspian. The japanese
are naturally good men-of.war's mes'
They are ready, resourceful, obedien',
cheerful and familiar with the sea
| from their youth up. Russia, despite
her vast extent Of territory and great
coast line, has practically no seafarlng
population Of her own race. her
naval recruits are drawn almost entire.
" from the Baltic coast, the shores OF
Courtland, and the Baltic Provinces.
The tisher-folk of these regions are
not of the slavonic race. They are
German, in origin, in feeling and IN
> religion. Many of them dislike, OF
|, rather hate, the Muscovite. Ihey
submit to discipline because their leu
tonic instinct impels them to obey.
: The Baltic recruit has no pride II
n the service. He gets drunk whenever
|. he can, and he deserts when opportu
nity arises. Russian seamen who arf
not slavs are very rarely allowed ashor'
y in a foreign port, and the Discrimination
l. in the Russian navy between the re
d cruit of the Baltic Provinces and IN
. pure.blooded Slav In such matters a
% leave aud punishment does not popu
10 larize the service. The true-borl
IN Russian abominates the sea- he
l. an inland creature, loving a gallo
10 over the steppes and the free air G
10 the boundless plains. The early sla
g. race used the same word to designa'
. the ocean and death. Russian sailor
bo are stupid, Russian punishments al
~ degrading, Russian habits drunkel
H. The experience Of Russian seame
Ia is scanty. s<
of Two-thirds of the men in the Ru
oh sian imperial navy have never hre
- shot or shell from gun ahoat. r.
~ six months in the year they are Ia
va up in harbor. This discipline to whl
len Russian sailors are subject is so rigo
m. GUS as to kill those sentiments OF Sc
=, respect which strike American al
'"S English officers as the first requls
Or of good man-of-war's man. Ed
the Gated society in Russia is not hap
ant as to the chances of success in "
boa with Japan. To despatch all the mi ,
n'u tary stores, the commissariat, and t
army itself, including the transp'
can for ESQ, 900 men, is task under WIN
-. Russian services, with their pecul
''0" habits of self-indulgence and tra
sen. tions of corruption, may easily brt
SION down. On these grounds | think q
the Japan will more than hold her 0
- - for the first year of the fight.-Arn
'"'' White, in Harpers' Weekly.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
II nassn,t Pay to Be. Captured.

Ii will doubtless surprise most
people to learn that any soldier OF the
British army who is captured BY the
enemy gets his pay stopped at once.
Therefore the English warriors who
are at Pretoria are in no sense Of the
word wage earners.1 4 further pro
vision of the army regulations allows
an investigation to be made after a
soldier has recovered his liberty and
the authorities may, if they see fit.
turn over the back pay to the released
prisoner. There is no obligation on
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Dashsway-Now, If ! order any
clothes from you, l want to be sure
beforehand that you wont dun me- !
want It understood. Can you suggest
INV way to avoid this?" Tailor-Weii.
vow might pay me deposit now. and
the rest when the clothes are deliver
Il Detroit Free Press.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
The message

the recommendation, The message
came like bolt out Of a clear SKY 70
the minority. subsequently the Al
dricb.Roobins contested election case
from the fourth Alabama dissrio''
which the house twice refused to con-
slider yesterday, was taken up lO0 70
1919, and was debated fer the remain
der of the day. ..i.
saturday.-In the house today ing
desk of Representative Epps' OF ''r'
einia, who died last night, va was hung hung
with crepe and covered with pfol"'
sion of flowers; lilies, roses and car
| nations. The chaplain In his inVoca-
tion made feeling reference TO tne
death of Mr.. Epps. A bill was pass
cd authorizing the construction OF
bridge across Pearl river at Ro'kpoFt
Miss Then, at ls:4S, as tufsne'
mark of respect to the deceased sn'
house adjourned.
| ~,..,Je ho foightin' fer the Gus"
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

There is moro Catarrh in this section eI sns
sountry than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed TO DO
ncurable. For great many years doctors
pronounced it local disease and Prsscr.os@o e
(ocal remedies, and By constantly falling 70
cure with local treatment, pronounced " N.
sIona disease and therefore requires
.onstitutionai treatment Halls Catarrh Cure.
Ohio. is The only constitutional cure on the
market. It tis taken internally IN doses from Hl
tbe hipod and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any eass .
It falls to cure. Send for circulars ana !est-
monials. Address F.J. CHENEY&C Co.. foieap'o w.
Sold by Druggists 7Sc
| Hall,s FAMILY Pills are the best.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Apparent NulnS AnSt u""AO 81
4ssn AEAlstorIanS. g.: 4
Historians are at loss to account
for the apparent ruins OF an lnolen'
village in Silver Creek township tnlS
.eountysabout half mile west OF m
''' dian lake. says the Detroit News An
1S4S. when William Gilbert, one OF tne
wealthiest farmers in this section.
buflt hts house In this locality, ne
built upon the ruins Of what had cyl
IDENTIFY been a church. In fact, settlers
In the twenties claim to have attena-,
ed church there, the service being con-
s- Quoted by a priest from Bertrand OF
Notre Dame. Other settlers state tnat
In the early thirties one Slater taugn'
school there, later going to the vicinity
of Yankee Springs and continuing
that occupation there. The fact OF its
being a schoolhouse. would not pre-
clude It's being used occasionally as a
. church, and there are in existence IN
this city records of, baptism OF Indian
= children at the "Church of the Indian
/, Village" On the same farm were ruins
OF nine sugar camps, each about IL
by 1S in size, with holes bored in loG
at the back, In which sticks had been
driven on which to make their beds
"a. Copper kettles were used, and copper
knives, nails and hatchets, Of pool
''''' temper, have been plowed up there
There is not an Indian in the vicinit!
~" who knows anything about this churcl
or school, yet the evidence that on
s,a.s did exist is indisputable. Indian LAX
l,s. was named from the fact that this 10
l. cality was the favOrite resort Of tn
81, ,,. .,fs Indians In the maple sugar season.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
Killed by a Falling Tree.

Huntsville, Ala. Joseph Morrow, OF
Whitesburg, was instantly killed
Thursday by falling.tree in the woods
near his home. Morrow was well
Known in Madison county.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

VITALITY low, debili.a.sa or sxhaustsd s9-sa
b. r K!ine's Inyisoratinx Tonic. TgHs "a
bot le for 9 weeks' treatment. DR.. AnpsI hsa'
Del Arch Street. Philadelphia. Feundee tsss.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
1.aanitx In Ep~laad.

For the last ten years there has been
an increase Of 1000 annually In the
numhsr OF Great gritain's insane.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
Working
!. lbs
Women

ere Invited TO write TO
Mrs. PfasArlsasss for free
Advice about fassas' health.
Mrs. Pinkkaaass fS q w0~
sssasss .
IF you have painful
periods, baokaeheS or
any of the more serious
Ills of women, write to
Ms,ss PHssiklsasss5 ) she mas
hegped ssssylfifudess Your
letter wifi be saOsedly
confidential
Lydia e. PEnkhasssss .
VegefahEe 00gsapOussd 10
KNOWN wherever the Eng
fllsh language 10 spoken
Rofhissg else Oan sossl-
hly be SO sure to help sesf-
fesasg women No other
sssed1cfss0 has helped 90
many
Remember E5fs when
something else 10 sag.
gesfeas "
Mrs. Psssklsas,ss.s nd.
dress Es Lynn, Mess.
Hey. helping fsand u
: always oufstTefOheS q
suffering women
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
F,orence N,shtingale's Work.

What Clara Barton has been to the
American soldier, Florence Night
ingale has been to his British COM
rade, These two noble women set
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

The Best Prescription for Chiiis
and Fever is bottle Of GROVES TAsIELhss
CsTsI, TONIC. 1t is simply iron and qulnlne 1I 40
a tas;eless form. No cure-no pay. friee eoo'
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Mrs.Winslow's Soothing syrup feF ch,!asea
Non aiiaTs pain, cures wind collie. So besas
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

The average girl can fall In love lot quick
er than she can do up her back hair.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Icould not get along without Pfs9's care e
for Consumption. ltalways cures9 nat % Isas A' W
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

The blot on q mans good name may often
he traced to a poor fountain pen.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

ruTNAM FADELEss DYES are fast Il
sunlight, washing and rubbing. Sold By
ell druggists. -.s f
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

ToCurs . Cold in One Day.
Take LAxiT1yE BRoMo QuININE TABLETS. AZ
druggists refund the money IL 1t faiis so eafe nr
&, w. GROVES signature is on eacn eoA' ~os
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
Q. Q. Q. FOR BAD sluaa
Bottle Frss to eussI

DottlS Eoo W bunoseH
Ifyou have old pimples, dlssFasz|
tions. painful sores on handa, aras|
itching sensation, Irritating skin Il
eczema, scroiula, ulcers, Blood ishs|
cores, Rheumatism, cancer Or NJ
talnt-then give B. B. n q sdsI
B. B. B. -Botanio:B o:Blood Baln-l,aa
Just such cases, and Il cures, u HI
all stubborn blood diseases .ass sls|
dies fail to benefit. ei pc lssss d
drug stores. Trlsl bottle. irsA u il
Medical advies.fres. Write taiH|
Balm Co., 4 Mitchell d., Asialis a|
But few men are proof agaissia,!
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Asan omen of success. industry is. better
than a fnur-leafed cloyer.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Love laughs at locksmiths. but never re-
refuses key to womans heart.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

In the meantime Alabama pulled on
neasly little two-man feud.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

A man who has good start in life may Tali
because he 10 facing the wrong way
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

The happiest persons are those who have
forgotten how to worry.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
LOUISIANA NEWS ITEMS.
LATE HAPPENINGS AMONG O'"
6 NEIGHBORs.
Ttme.keeper Stabbed at Long Leat'-O'n'
siderable Damage By storm..'A fre's"'
Train wrecked Near Oll"'-I0h ~
to bo Built at Alexandria.

Considerable Damage Done by " Storm
Carencro.-A heavy wind bail anu
rain storm passed over this place.
blowing down twOof the largest smoke no
stacks of the refinery, which, fal'lnS
on, the roof, wrecked portion OF the .
furnace building and damaged some o, y,
the machinery, A number Of small
houses. fences aud chimneys Were ", 70
blown blow down. The large windmill OF
the csrencro Union Gin was slsO 40,
| str sstroyod. Telegraph and telephone
Times were damaged.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Clancy-Is he foightin' fer the Gus
.odv Of his children? Casey-No; the
,olice have alriddy attinded to that
yansas Cjty Independent.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

You need not pack up any worries. fou
can get them anywhere as you go along,
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

"A iudicious silence is always better thar
truth spok Ell without charity.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

,Tlmekeeper at a MIL Fatally Stabbed
Long reaf.-E. NJ. Hardberger ana
a man by the name of Wilder had
difficulty at the sawmill of Crowell q
Spencer at this place, which resulted
in the stabbing Of Wilder by Hard
berger. Wilder was the timekeeper
at the mill, and the difficulty is SAID !
to have arisen over the time allowed
Hardberger. 1t is thought Wilder
cannot recover. Hardberger was car
ried to Alexandria and put in jail to
await trial. He served in Company
| ID, Hood regiment, during the Span
ish-American war, and his home is al
Texarkana, Ark. He is said to be o.
excellent family. t -
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
{ TraiD wrecked.

; Freight Train Wrecked
p olla.-A wreck occurred on the iron ron
Mountain road one mile south q TINS
plaoegfrsighttr No. 256 going gnor'h
was running about twenty miles ' al
hour, IN order to get to.olls before
the V passenger as I gn:s train arrived there's
when Il broke in two, and the rear
cad collided with the forward sect'op,
| causing eight cars to be der&'Ied al anu
sho track was badly torn up. The ne
spassengar. train, due here et LILO
O'Clock last night, was delayed on 10
count of the wreck, and dla n0' o..
j rive unit noon. ss..gsz; ..,....
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
E. owrRs MADE FROM CANDLES

$3.50, r~nsr,ment That May Be Tried
at H0lnes
Take D lighted wax candle and j in. .
cline Il over q glass Of water, SO 10 thas
little drops of melted wax tall an'o M .
tho fnid. As each drop strikes the
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
A wonderful Germ.KilleR.

Skin diseases, such as tetssr, eossms,
rlneworm, salt.rheum, OF anything .. 9.
the Kind, ere cured by Tstsssins. "
Kills the germs, and the skin becomes
healthy, 1ss efficacy is veil essab-
lisbed. Hundreds Of testimonials can
be shown by J. 7. shuptrine, savaa-
nah. Ga. Send boe. for q box post
paid il your druggist doesn's Keep W.
When asked whats layman!'
nastor replied: "One who lays things
upou h,s pastor which he hiHassN
ought to do."-Richmond Religious
Herald
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

~ burglars Blow Open SAFE
sa 6lexandria.-The Iron safs IN 'ne
Office of the Watels.Pierce oil COM
pany, in this city; was blown open AZ
2 o'clock Thursday morning ana TOD,
bad of $50, The burglars knocked
the handle off the sate' lnSer'eo
powder in the opening and blew the .
door off, The tools which they qseu
were stolen from blacksmith sh0p
near by. aud were found in the the ofnoe'
Two strange white men were seen ne@l
the place Thursday morning, and wnel
the sheriff was about to arrest then
they attempted to run and appeared
suspicious, and although no money wa
found on them they were placed Il
iail on suspicion.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
onr Increase Uf INSANITY.

Much discussion has. been aroused ls,ely ~ ny
tbs Alarming increase of insanity our hlgn
rate Of living Is the. cause asst Enod. Al tno
rush foF- money, both men and women neg,
Iect their bodies until the breakdown c1nieS
The best way 10 preserve health fs ny ialTn- IN
full use Of Ho.taster's Stomach Blttors. by
curing oil stomach ills, this remedy preye3nus. I.
nervous breakdown.a 1t is also an exoeilenss
medicine for constipation, dyspepsia anu
biliousnesS. 20 -
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

But few men are proof agaiasia,3
OF q pretty woman.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

yiE WANT HELP We want o representative IN
" each county TO handle our fast selling goods at
fairs, picnics political gatherings. etc Good man
can inaks 81 TO S. per day For particulars ensiose
stamp or send l0c. for gackags of samples. ins o.
e. Company, MAGNOLIA, ARK. -1+
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

ss3s .1.,es,9, ,zas q "1 WAS troubled With
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Asa usual thing self esteem causes men to
buylarge hats.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

Apparent Ruins That Puzzle, tho mict
4asn AERistorianS.. g.. i
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
y. ". LII
lIofsss1O
ROBERT

|RO0E"'| T"
!
Rpprsctice. in 4
sual4th ia,d|
|sahon, will ]
EHouse in !
stsi. I
|scouped
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10

There IS 40 ,sett'lag /
such a testimonial atisl
cant read it over saIsa|
convinced. These psI
!. no, nisfepre'eas. iel "
noai,ls afe III usssltda| urle
Ayef's Han vT |
color to gray but s'a'|
And it is !, vosdsilt
| the half. making ( ID
| and heavy, ,ad tssla1 |
! and glossy ali 'tis VI
also an a elegant di'''
si.ee q sssiIs.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-10
LIT Purihes
the Blood;
Cures
Z. !: an EraPtIohs.
INDIAN. VILLAGE LOST.

: - = - .ytIIs. " .
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MooSIC.

Services at the usual hours at the
Methodist church. The pastor, Rev
Judsol. will preach in the morning
from the subject, "a Personal Opin-
ion." The subject for the evening will
be, "Given a Chance"
Old Folks day will be observed Sab
bath morning at the Presbyterian
church,when a sermon will be preached
for old folks, who are especially in
vited. Subject of the sermon given by
the pastor, Rev. S. w. Young, will be,
THE Latter End" In the evening,
Rev. J. j. *. Fletcher will occupy the
pulpit
Rev. S. w. Young has been absent
since the first part of the week. at
tending the fall meeting of the Lacka-
wanna presbytery held at Shickshinny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Decker are Wis
iting in Stroudsburg and New Jersey.
Mrs. j. y. Snyder and daughter.
lrma, of Pcckville, are the guests of
Mr. and S. j. Kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. V. Corby will leave
today to visit Mr.. Corbys parents at
Falls.
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GoULDSBoRo.

r. b. Decker, w. II. Evans wera
delegates to the Republican conven-
tion at Honesdale on Monday.
Miss Bessie Kinney has accepted a
position in Adams store.
S. II. Rhodes was at Honesdale
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Decker are
spending the week at Lake Poyn-
telle.
II. f. Welles, attorney, and son, Har-
old Welles, were callers in town Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Bowie is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Van Buskirk, in Scranton.
Mrs. q. F. Smith attended the we'd
ding of her brother. Mr.. Herman
Hoffman, and Miss Flossie Paarsol, at
Scranton. Tuesday.
Miss Mary Flower has resumed her
studies at the Scranton Conservatory
Of Music.
Mrs. Susan Heller has returned
home from n two weeks visit among
relatives and friends at Stroudsburg.
Messrs. Rockwell of Newark, n. j.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Smith.
Mr.. f. II. Crabbs, of New York city,
spent Thursday with Mr.. Harvey.
a. l.. Rhodes was at Scranton Tues
day.
Mr.. w. NJ. McAree, OF Luzerne, has
again taken up his residence in Goulds-
boro. Mr.. Meyers, who occupied his
house, has moved in Mrs. Kerling's
house
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and fishing trip at Lordsville, N. Y.
They brought back as a result of their
skill as marksmcn twelve partridges,
nineteen grey squirrels and a brace Of
rabbits In the fish line they had nine
teen black bass. The smallest weighed
one and half pounds.
Mrs. c. X. Newton, of Nicholson, has
been spending a few days at the home
of u. V. Mace.
Miss Hannah Nye spent part of the
week at her home in Taylor.
Abel Reynolds is at Factoryville on a
visit
The funeral of the late Thomas Nc
Andrew will be held at $50 o'clock this
morning at st. James church, Jessup.
Miss Jennie Dikeman, of Hickory
street, Is Ill.
George Greiner is spending a few
days at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Coroner Roberts was at Jessup yes
terday investigating the finding of an
infant child in a field. The case has
created no little excitement on the East
Side.