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28TII YEAli-NUMBER 51. WASHINGTON, WA11REN COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1895.

: Bright Future for Green's Pond. DROWNKD IN TI1K DKLAWAUK. The Tool Tournament. AKOTIIKK.WKKCK ON I)., h. & To Our Subscribers. ...- ;•' I'ERSOXAIJ MENTION.;^, ;; A company has been incorporated In The Washington Athletic Associa- In tho early part of January we shal Misa Alfce Curl1B homo from •Montclalr THE PRESIDENT UPHELD Two Boys Meet Death Wlillo Slmtlns Due to tlin Pull lire of Air U rakes to : : this county known as the Mountain tion's pool tournament continues with have completed the resetting of our fora short stay. •-.•••• •:;•..- ^•if' )^^M^^-'i -: Xenr Columbia—The Bodies Re- Work—A Chicago Drover Killed, entire mailing lint lit new and up-to- HIS MESSAGE OX. TIIB VICNHZUE- and Lake Improvement Co., whoso increased interest and the lowest man l ; fcAN MATTKR SUPPORTED purpose it is to build a largo hotol up- covered nn Hour Later. still has a Bhow for. first or second —Cattle and Hogs Slain. date type. An important feature of several days past. • r.-.' The condition of Sirs. Charidtte; Mow- _ AVITU CASH AND on tho shores of Green's Lake, com- A distressing accident occurred at place. Last Wednesday night Edward Another fatal smashup occurred on the change will be the addition of the month and year to each address der re ma ins'about tho same.,. ^'C'^tv^f/^': SKNTIMKNT. monly called Green's Pond, and to BO Columbia, this county, shortly boforc Bowman and A. J. Craft played an the D., L. & W. railroad, just above tmprovo the surroundings of that at- 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon, when even 100 points and Bowman won 100 the Dover drawbridge, at 10:30 o'clock stamped upon the paper when mailed Mrs. J. T. Bowers la visiting her, parents:; tractive body of water as to make it a Warren, tho 0-yoar-old son of Edward to 84. The same evening Samuel Cy- on Sunday night. This is dono so that subscribers may at Elizabeth during the; bolidays3:>;&;#&: The House of Representatives Pusses u very popular summer resort Carpenter, and his uncle, Gilbert phers failed to get his coveted 88 and Tho railroad crossi-a the Morris ca- know at all times how their subscrip- MIswMillieSrcMurtrlola con^edtoher^ BUI Empowering Him to Appoint tion account stands. bed with inflammatory rheumatiam.; v^ ,^;- Tho incorporatore aro ex-Sheriff M. Mood, 10 years of ape, fell through tho Thos. Byrne beat him 100 to 47. nal at this point, and east and wes : a Boundary Conmilssloii Without Mrs. EUpbalet Hoover has been confined ^-: W. Wellor, of Columbia; Wm. O. Ico on the Delaware Rivor and were On Thursday evening Charles New- bound trains aro run over on a single Thoso whose subscriptions are paid u Dissenting Voice—TheSemite In : to her bed by illness for''tame Mi?9 P^^'i-S^Z Folkner, of Buttzville; ox-Surrogato drowned. . ..:.v •..•...: , ...'. . man was beaten 100 to 67 by Newt. track. Freight train known as regular in advance, or but a short period in 1,1 no—A Hill Introduced Appro- Wm. O'Niel, of Belvidero; Michaol The two boys were skating under Emory. Harry Chrlstino also defeated 234, bound cast, loaded with cattle, arrears, will probably bo better pleased Mr. Wm. S. Skinner, the'Frlioeu Organ ::;;: priating $100,000,000 For War McCabo, of Oxford, and Geo. Givens, the Delaware bridge, about twenty Thos. Byrne 100 to 82. sheep and hogs, duo here at 9:45, was with the change than thoie .who owe representative, is homo for the holidays.' a little late, and tho signals were sol for a long timo. It is not very crcdit- Mrs. Anna Winters haa been quite ill for; r;T Material —War Will Hardly Re- of Easton. The capital stock .is $35,000. yards from tho Jersey Bhore, when On Friday evening A. J. Craft de- against it, as Fast Lino No. 11 from ablo to anyone to have a newspa- several days past with an attack of pleurisy. sult. Tho company has purchased the 370 Mood glided over some thin ice, which feated T. B. Dawes 100 to 70 and Sam- New York was duo an had the right of per come through the post-ofllce Mrs. Lydia Hughes, of Trenton,' is at the acre farm of Wm. C. Folkner, upon gave way, precipitating him into ten uel Cyphers bestod L. C. Opdyko 80 to wny across the draw. Tho freight week after week bearing a mark home of her son, Mr. Frank E. Van Syckle.";'.'. It took the House of Itepresentativ&s which a hotel capable of accommoda- feet of water. He shouted to Warren 70, Opdyke being required to get 100 train stopped, and, it is said, a ling was from two to five years back, to be seen ifissLizKle Lunger, of Jersey City, is only twenty minutes to consider and ting eighty boarders will be erected at to bring him aboard. Tho little follow to win. sent out, but its extra, from Port Mor- by neighbors and friends, but so it visiting Mrs. Emma Vannatta on Broad pass without a dissenting voice the a cost of about §12,000, to bo known as did so and endeavored to save his On'Saturday night Thos. Byrno con- ris, with a mixed train of coal and will bo in many cases if an early pay street. '. ' ' • ' • .-' "' c£>";. ." •.' bill offered by Mr. Hitt, orillinoia, to tho White Rock Hotel. Thosurround^ unele, but in doing so, ventured upan empower the president of theJJnited tho thin ice, fell through, and both quered Robert Holmau 75 to 03, tho freight, came rushing down the grade merit is not forthcoming. MIKH Carrie Gordon, of Bayonne City, Is ;"'. ing grounds are to be beautified and latter requiring 37 moro balls to beat States to appoint tho Venezuela Bound- wore drowned. behind it and, with hardly a moment's This improvement is in tho lino of the guest of,5tr. and Mrs Ilibbard Beotty, ; ; tho lake front made attractive for fish- his opponent. Frank Andrews and ary Commission recommeded in his Tho only witness to tho accident was warning, crashed into tho rear of tho business principles as applied to the on Broad street. ing and boating. Tho purchase includes W. J. McLiughlin pluyed 100 to CC ; message and to'approprinto $100,000 or a small girl, who immediately gave the regular, as the air-brakes would not publishing business. It is mado at a Miss May Jacobus, who has been pas-, more than two-thirds of tho lake. McLaughlin got but 42. Tlieo. B. so much thereof as may he neccsnary alarm. The shore was soon lined with work. considerable cost, but we believe the .sing two months at Keckertown, ^will re- The projectors of the enterprise feel Dawes got but 8(1 to John Flint's 100. to pay the expenses of such commis- people, who mude every effort to fish All the mi>ii in thu caboose escaped change from tho present form will turn home today. confident that it will develope rapidly It was a "Star' night. sion and the investigation it is to un- thorn out. The ice retarded the work with tho exception of William E. Cald- Mrs, 12. C. Slater and son arc spending and that the resort will become very prove mutually advantageous to pub- dertake. The proceeding wns by un- of recovering tho bodies as it had to well, of 218 Water street, Chicago,who two weeks with fricnds.in Newark,Orange, '.r popular, not only with people residing On Monday Theo, B. Dawea won Hsherand subscriber. animous consont and OVPV step waa bo cutaway before the bottom of tho over Newt. Emory by a score of 100 to was taking a carload of poultry to ndotlior places. . ' . in tho county nnd vicinity, butat largo. Mrs. Francis Slack has been very low for punctuated with applause, from mom- river could bo seen. John 0. Kitchen 50. Emory wanted 78 to win. John New York. Caldwell's skull was Cliurcli Dudieutlon Todny. boraofboth sides of the House. The some lime past with a severe attack of succeeded in finding the bodies, lying Flint also defeated Robert Holman crushed open and his brains were The handsome new church which the brief but convincing appeal of Mr. Hitt Deatli of .John 11111. louomotor utnxia. ' Methodists of Port Murray have erect- in behalf of tho bill, was repeatedly in- Mrs. Charles Piekel nnd daughters, , John Hill died at tho homo nf bin ed, to their great credit, will bo dedi- terrupted by cheers from Democrats as Misses May and Addie, spent last week sister, Mrs. Georgo Miers, on Lower cated today. This morning a sermon well as Republicans, and it was no with Newark friends. Washington avenue, at 0:30 o'clock last will bo preached at 10:-J5 by Rev. Henry oflbctive that he experienced little dllll- Mrs. Joseph Vann has been in failing Thursday morning, which fact was \. Buttz, D. D.^ President or Drew culty in damming tho torrent of debate csz. icaltli for several months past and does briefly mentioned in last week's STAK. Theological Seniinnry. Rev. A. H. which was struggling to break looao not seem to improve. , Tho deceased was tho son of Wm. Tuttle, D. D., of Newark, will preach and engulf tho IIOUHU in a Hood of pat- Mr. Howard Bnrron has been confined Hill, SrM or ML Bethel, and was 20 at 3 p.m. and at 7:30 p. ni. Rev.Wilbert riotic oratory. It was undoubtedly to his home since Thanksgiving with the years, 0 months and 7 days of age. Ho P. Ferguson, President of the Hack- painful for him to cut off tho opportun- grip and remittent fever. had been a sufferer for some timo past ettstown C. C. I., will deliver a ser- ity for speechmaking which members Mr. ami Mrs. Jos. R. Thatcher are spend- with consumption and came to live mon. The dedication services will be on both side were so eager to seize, but ing a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. Charles with his sister a few weeks ago in or- in charge of Rev. S. Van Benscoten, M. McCloutl, at Philadelphia ho felt compelled to do it, and it was der to receive medical aid. He contin- Presiding Elder of Lhe PuLeraou dis- probably wise that lie did so. Mrs. James L. Shields on Monday enter- ; . ued to fail steadily, however, but trict. The Rpecial services will con- taincd a company of ladies in honor of her when ho arose last Thursday ..morning tinue until next Sunday, when Rev. sister, Mrs. J. H. Gibbs, of Somerville.; - For Free Mair Delivery. felt considerably better. Ho laid down J. H. Egbert, of Belleville, will Conductor Gco.: Insclio has been com- . after awhile, and some "time later, preach in the morning. Rev. W. C. pelted toTiieputize bis position for a few Ex-Congressman Cornish and Post- when tho relatives went to awaken ^.niaster Dawes were in Washington, 3). O'Donnell, of Plninueld, will preach days on account of an attack of lumbiigo. him, he was dead. It was in this room tomorrow (Friday) evening. Mr. Frank Cleveland and Miss Kena May C, several days last week in consulta- that his mother died of the Fame dis- tion with tho Postmaster General. The triple McCrea window has been Smith, both of German Valley, were mar- ease last April. ried at the bride's home on December 11th. II Their business there was to secure a considerably delayed but is expected free mail delivery servico for Wash- The young man is survived by two to arrive in time to bo in position Mr. Wm. Wintur Thompson was the guest of his roommate lit the home of the ington, and although no decision was brothers and five sisters, viz: Aaron, when the services begin. On Monday of Mt. liethel; Wm., Jr., of Karrsville; hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shields, reached, the improvemnnt will doubt- ex-Congressman Cornish presented the over Sunday. leas soon be inaugurated. All that Mrs. Joseph Itinehart, Eva and Jennie congregation with a hand '.. ' .; . .-:;.; width of his Infc, about seventy-ilve Mr. Max L. Iloessoll returned a few days ago from a six weeks! trip to the South and " ijiem^^ to surfiico,_yie.older.boyj\vas black in the but thejattor jvqu because the.former nfl nJrnn^t.-jiq-O.pei^'f-MOt- quite. r r di1 knowing these 'facts, is ' •Judge 15reen, iii^ was required to roach" 100.""Frank" "if Half "dozen""cars~tmcl sniaslied~fchem The first floor will probably be divided & Co., owners oi' the Washington Silk ..gj.j_ jy7 Circuiit Court, .Wednesday, filed aii-.or-. i sigiisj^ljije,ijo^^yoang:^\Varren,.but all .Andrews -^oat^du'ard.-Bowman_ 100 .iiito-.soiailii.piecc's. Everything was nto- three store-rooms. The second He will Iwive in a few weeks for .;. ^APV.. granting Ecimjjnd T. Lukens, re^ed people do riot biiilcl^ it being'a^safe efforts to revive hi_m.'wqre_ fruitless?"^ "confusioixT,. ] "Cattle, .sheep ami'" Hog's r _findrtlil«l2iioors .will be.made.into ;flats; .iiiiQttier.trip.and-Oxpeets "eventually, to. ancr^-liJ ceiveFof "tlie"~Oxf6rtl ~" Iron ""ami"Nail and liberal paying^i'orni'bVinvestment? 'Edward '"OarpeiTteiv' fiith or" p f "' the were killed ami thrown in* airdirec- it is understood that all the store- ceed his lather as Lraveling representative. Company, of Oxford, N. J., the au- Tho demand now is mostly for the youngest victim, is night operator at . Death of U. V. C.'Hoitglnntl. tions, and both tracks were complotoly rooms are already spoken for. better class,of houses. This has been 1 blocked. The animals that were unin- . tnority to. issno, on ; the. credit of the tho Delaware Water Gap, and lives in U. V. O. HoaglahtHliucl at the home Wo hope Mr. Burd will decide to ...^jVrrested For. Stealing Cn:il..;- ..^ tho case for two or three years past, jured tookrtcr tho woods.— -Numbers mortgaged premises, receiver's certifi- Columbia. His boy was the grandson of his daughter, in Dover,'•'' at 12:30 build and that^lie'\Vill~"ei'"ecb"'a building Detective tEutchinson'yestorday ar- yet very fow of that kind have beon were injured so that it was impossible v cates in addition to those already is- of Rev. J. H. Carpenter, of this place. o'clock on Tuesday, of old age and entirely of brjckiii:it-\villuo uceuil' Lo rested Wrar-"Lewis, better known as built for renting purposes. for them to move, and others were sued, to tho amount of §20,000, with Young Mood was a brother of Mrs. dropsy, aged SI years. Deceased was the location. : .- "Fatty," and Ellis Hill.both of Oxford, ; Itiit-o bo hoped that Washington's pinned under the wreck. which the business is to 'bo continued Carpenter and was learning tolegrn- an old resident of this place prior to on the duirgo of stealing coal from the —until tho sale of.theproperty. -:^--r^-: growth may nofr be. much lpngor mi= pliy with Mr. Carpenter. His parents Superintendent Bakor, of the car two'yenra ago,, and owned.jiml-r con- ;• A Generous .Company. t..-... moving-trains of the D.,.L:&,W.. roJicJiTf peeled owing to a lack of houses for Tho money obtained on the certifi- live near Shawnee, Pa. Tho funeral ducted, the St. Cloud hotel prior to its shops, took immediate chirge, antt by The employees of the Needham Or- Thoy were taken t»efore Justice Sharps, cate9 is to he subject to the orders of people to live in. will be held today at Shawnpo. 12:50 the west bound track was clear. purchase by. Samuel,M-Wellei*. ^Senator 1 1 gan and.Emno^Oompaiiy..wiIl-.each. he wliom tihny. .admit.tnd .f.hnir.giiilh -n,nrlL-. the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, Staates' predecessor. Ho is survived Tire' east" boniicl" track" wasreaciy for treated this year to a Christmas pres- gavobailj^n the sum-.;,of §50 each for ! tho" trustee of the mortgage under fore- Odd Fellows Klx Up. by two daughters, Mrs. J. Milton traflic by G:30 o'clock in the morning. ent. Those making more thalv." Simper Cimlof Thanks. heir appearance for trial before Jiia-~ closure. Some marked changes have been Smith, of Newark, and Mrs. Katie This was quick work, considering the day, being mostly married mon, will bice.Mfickeyy at Belvidere, on Monday wrought in the meeting rooms of Mans- I take this opportunity of thnnking Wal- Korr, of Dover, The funeral will be fact that the track was strewn with receive a big, fat turkey,' and boys and next at 2 p. m. Tliorei are warrants~ ter ,Cox,Supt., for 'the...prompt,..pay- :FiLlMIcIr'to 918,000.-' field .LodgOy No. 42, I. O. 0. F during heldln tlie'PresbyteriaircHurcli'iii'tlns wreckage-for avdistanceof-.fJfinfeotv others making less tiiaii $1'"will receive olit for sovoral more oiioiiclers."7"'"1"1;^^ M ment of my certificate in the Crystal The wreck will cost tho company $35,- Through the deatli of Mrs. Slaok, of the past fortnight. The walls have place tomorrow—Fi'iday^morning, at a dollar bill instead. The factory will Crescent Association,,of Washington, N. J. 000. ' "' • 1 Philadelphia, Mrs. T. A., Slack nnd tier beon handaomoly re-papered and the May it prove a blessing to others as it cer- 11:30 o'clock, Rev. Mr. Holloway, of shutdown on Tuesday..next, the day lioyal Arcli niiisouK' XcWiOIIlcera. two sons, residing between Asbury and wood-work neatly re-painted, and now tainly has tonic. Dover, officiating. Interment will be Death ol* .Alfred Vrebeiv-^ before Christmas, from 11 a. m. to 1. p. 1 ToiiiplcChapter, N0.I2, K.A. jr., elec- Bloomsbury, have fallen heir to $43j- carpet' adonis the floor. These im- SAJIUEI, W. COATKS. made in the, Washington cemetery. Alfred Weber died at. the home of his m. for the distribution of the presents. ted tho following: ofilccrs on tho 10th inst.: s ;$PQ. The'deceased \yas tho mother of provements have made the headquar- Newark, N. J., Dec. 16,1S93. Mr. Hoagland was hold in high esteem daughter, Mrs. Jerry Morgan, on Lincoln The Neodham company madeisimihir E. HLR, John S. Aokerman; E. K., N.XI,., 1 ; ; i; : : l ; r; T;T*.™A". Slacltf long since deceased,T who ters of this old and substantial lodge.an here.- ' - '- '' . -^rr:.r..-.:.\ '-. •;•-• -•'• •••' ' . n-VMiiio, at 1:40 o'clock last Friday, aged Ihristmasj; presents to its employees Khigmaii j E. S., R. ^V,*-Allcgor;^C^.of H. was at one timo a United States Pish attractive placo in which to meet and 77 years and six months. Tho cause of three years ago. The^latter dulyvap- "•11.0.Thompson; R. S., M. K. Jinub; :prepiii tu"-iiiei rjiruuurusi L'jrut- ilia 'iiriii pfur' j [Y j can procure One Minuto Cough Cure. This survived by n widow and eight •children. beyond giving them these ^tokens]! of, Fulpor; G. M. 3dy~ J. O.-WoUir; GrM. ablo wealth." The people of their vicin- object the mutual assistance of mem- LIFE,' I consider it the beat remedy for- will rellovo all annoyances, euro .the most The funeral wns held at the house on 2tl V., O. B. Johnston ;• Q. M. 1st V., J. B. ity rejoice, in the good fortune that has bers in temporal, moral and spiritual a system I ever usud;tl~~F6r:DyspGpsifi, sovnro pmiph and givo jw^u rest and health, Monday nt 2 o'clock, Hey. John W. SIc- appreciation, they ' have succeeded tin! = 1 Hampton; Treasurer, O.;P; SUiatra; Sob- befallen tho Slack family," who are matters,' under the familiar motto: jiver or Kidney trouble^ it. excels.. Price Can you afford to ,.do: without it? F. N. Cluary officiating; interment in the Wash- keeping thenfsteadily at worlF.during rotary, T. B-. Dawea'j^Organiqt, "jas ; most LTrbrHiyi'^^i^d-^p;.1?1 ~± ---^—^ ington .cem 1^ 'S the slnek.times of the.p'asfc.; two years. Fhto'T!VSjEStp3ES3 THE WASHINGTON STAK, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1895. POUT JHUKKAY. POUCVILLK; Last Wednesday night sneak thieves Mr. Joseph M. Hallct, Jr., of WilllamB broke into Joseph Anderson's hotel and Bridge, N. Y,, is tho guest of his parents. Local Correspondence. made away with two cases of bcor and Mr. Hiillet was ii resident of this placo Bomo valuablo silver cups. After slaking hen a boy. : CHRISTMAS OF 95 heir thirst they next raided the public A very pleasant day was spent nt tho tho pipes. John forgot to put on tho _.NK\V UAMPTOX.. school house and stole ono whole- box and homo of Joseph Hallott, Sr.t last Wednes- part of another box of the teacher's ha- ; •Tho death of Miss Susan Itoss, of Uelvi- break and came mighty near having lit* AH announced, the members of our Sun- day, in honor of n birthday surprise Abo it neck broken. The horses started, tho day school will hold their Christmas enter- wna cigars, which put N. C. on hia metal, forty were present and a very nice time Vdcro, In ii lonely spot on Marble Hill, Plill- id If lie should catch them bo would un- "lipsblirg, on tho "25th of November, Is a wagon followed, the Iron followed a little tainment on Now Year's night, 1S90, Oi was enjoyed by all. They returned homo faster and John went ahead of the whole account of many celebrations of a like doubtedly make them smoko In n different wishing Mr. Hallet ninny more such happy {JPANGENBERG Bad ending to » long life. Tho deceased business, lie didn't took much like John character, this date was deemed the most nnd not so pleasant a manner, Tbe thieves occasions. was seen nt BrMseviJJe by Stntlon Agent ittempted to break Into Tinsninn'a black- Komioy. Sho acted strangely and would Lee when they gathered him up, but the :onvenientfortf*e school, "Much prepar- doctor pronounced bis nuavomy whole, imitli shop the same night, probably with Mala Brands, of KnoH'Jtan, was the guest -probably hnve boen run down by a fast ation is in progress, mid the occasion will of her brother, J.D. Brands, of this place, barring a few. skin breaks, nnd John no doubt be interesting. A special feature ho intention of securing some tools to train had jibl'Mr. Kumiuy taken her from assist them In burglarising the town, but a few days last Week. the truck. She hoarded a train and went unites as in days of yore. Hut don't sa> T the program will be the instrumental Iron plpo to him unless you nre a good ivere frightened away before accomplish- A number of our young people attended & pORD'S us far as Delaware where 'she got off and music by three young Indies—two violins miner. with organ accompaniment. There will iganythlng, and it was lucky for them ;be surprlso party given in honor of Miss Btnycd nil night with friends. Tho next .bat they got away as they did for tho cor- Anna and Chaa. Smith, of liamseyburg day sliu took the cars and went to Phillips- A. McCanimon, Esq., has been elected also be songs and recitations by tho chil- Certainly Surpasses any Previous Year. dren. icr and undertaker might have had a lost Krldny evening. They all report a burg, it uppenrs tbat she stayed at tho 'resident of tho Belvidere Prohibition part to play in the scene. good time. Leo House on tho night of the 22d or. Nov- Club. "Mac' Is ii, worker'when lie sets Henry S. Pence, who has been engaged Mibs Susie Bigler, who has beun quite Mr. Daniel McCain has been repairing Qmbcr nnd tho next morning paid her bill ibout It. In business at Like Hopatcong tbe past (disposed at tho home of her grandpa- and went uway. The proprietor says she tho roof of his barn and expects to re-roof The fire hydrants in every town should summer and autumn, hatt finished his con rents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bigler, suffer- his tenement house soon. Messrs. Smith had a roll of bll'a with her at tho time. be closely watched during this freezing .met ami returned to his home here for ing with a heavy cold, is nearly convnles* Sho ivius htrcn n few times in Phillipsburg and Flununcrfelt did the work. Mr. Mc- We are already marking and laying away presents for de- weather. : : •.be winter. :cnt, and her young friends are glad to see Cain is bound to be up to the times. and Elision and then disappeared. Harry her around once more.* Dull, of Phillipsburg, and a companion, Sonic of tho daily jnperj have clreula- There was line skating on tho upper and Our ux bundle factory has shut down on livery the clay before Christmas. 'who were hunting, found the. body lying ,ion liars andsome of them have the niou- lower mill ponds at this place last Friduy account of a scarcity of lumber. in Bn unfrequented spot, in a clump ot* mientul variety, and these they send out and Saturday. Chas. E. Tinsman, of Brooklyn, has been We devote our entire first lloor to goods suitable for n the country to write up a column oil agucstntWrn. Tinsman's for nearly two Mr. David B. Brands, ono of our respect- blackberry briars. They did not Hnd any The New Hampton Sunday school is ed citizens, was taken suddenly with an money so they say, nor did they see any stuff that would make Ananias hide-' bis be second oldest school in tho State of weeks, rusticating and visiting his many Christmas gifts, such as package of arsenic lying near by or any- fiwti for shame. They call these fellows New Jersey, having been organized inlS20. "rlcnds. ittnok of cholera morbuslast week. thing olso to excite their curiosity or suspi- ipecialists," nnd when they wnnt a good !tisnow in a very prosperous condition The interment of a 12-year-old son of Mrs. James Vanklrk, who was taken cious. The body lay ut tho coroner's of- jig lie, one of the kind that country re- ami numbers over 100 pupils. Since 1893 Samuel Gulick, of Petersburg, who died of very ill one day last week, is much better ROCKERS, both swinging nml lloor, upholstered, leather fice for eight days. Miss Ross' friends did porters can't handle, in fact never dream tiembers havo gathered £392.77 to- diphtheria, took place In the Baptist grave- nt this writing. and saddle scats. not have any anxiety aa to her where- if, out comes Mr. Specialist and he carves ward the erection of a chapel at this place. yard here last Thursday morning. * Mr. G. T. Scharrer, our popal.tr young 3ut one big cuought to suit the night abouts, as she frequently went away and Jo hope tlio ambition of the school In this A lot of young people, most of them re- ork, was the guest of his mother at stayed as long as a month at a time. Once editor, and then hunts ii'ciiuiip boarding direction will soon be realized. Oxford, his former home, over Sunday. REJW ItOCKRRS in unique designs. house, whistles his prayers and goes to bed. ildlnglnor near Karravlllo, spent n most in awhile she would go to Michigan nnd Carpenters aro finishing tho extension enjoyable evening, on Tuesday evening of The young peoplo of the Haincsburg M- stay for several weeks, her friends in the o John Eicklund's house on his larni near *t* nml Bessie Jones- the Valley Presbyterian church lust Satur- l^b } HOSIERY. ' , some time afterwards. Dull says he did day, at 11 a. m. The pastor, Dr. Umbergcr M. E. Hall, on Saturday evening, Dec. 21 short time before her death. The age ^ii'/iluivy NiiiiVni'l "irny 1 David Anderson, who had been a sufferer saved her life by pulling her off the track Vt'rlno Slilrti nml Dniwon*. , r J Ijullos fa*-t-blnct hi-iivyCoi- not find any money nor was there anj officiated. Proceeds for bmictlt of tlie new church. ASR i ton llf'1, ton. iimiui, rog. package of poi-son lying about there any for some time with Bright's disease, passed in front of a fust train. While searching away on Saturday evening, Dec. 7th. II Mr. John Bowlby and family moved The inhabitants of thte usually quiet lit- in her purse for a baggage check it was Moii'a I where. Tf this be true how came the poi- from near this place to Junction, last week. nt OUC i mitro Hose, rce jirluo30c. por son there and was it put there as a bli leaves four children: Mrs, Joseph Widener. tle town were intensely excited last Satur- noticed she had a large amount of money. • Nut snlmauiUViiitoWtwiSwiiii '('li'lldr.'iV'rt iVedvy Wfi-'i Yui)- by some one'/ There is somewhat of a Mrs. Ella Cross, William and John Ander- The water power of the Miisconetcong, day uvening, when the alarm was sent oul She acted us though she was not (i' souni" that a tcttm of valuable horses had siiirw nnd Druwerc, :UM l,p(l Un«»,bln0K, BlZOfl 5 to 8tf, 16c mystery coiinuetcd with Llni-woman'; son, of Buttzville. He also hay living one was used for a greater variety of manufac- mind. q-mHty.Hi 75c worth 3.V t"3ic Pulfi 'it sister, Mrs. Elizabeth BIytlio, and thrci way, the man thrown out, and the team CliiUlroii'H Hedvy Cntton death and it may never be cleared tip. turing purposes in past years than it is John U. Buttz, of North Dakota, wh UMItltELLAS. Solionl Ilous", (ust-hlnck, brothers, Jacob, Richard and Willian, all present. Previous to the erection of the i'ere plunging in the canal in vain ellbrfc tloubl« Unise. liool IUIJ too. c:utie to a New York hospital, is reports Coraln Silk Hmhrelia-.rftucy lffc residing in Michigan. .lie had been for stone Hour mill at this place there stood to get out. It proved to be true, and had hiLUtltu4. w rtiiil'i'.n'- I.G9 viilut"J5i; pnlr, (it it not been for the assistance of several of to be recovering., Flue TwllliHlOlortu tJiiilirel- l-mllra' fnat-blncli Ootlon Roberts. Dickey, of Trenton, a formei many years a member of the M, E. churuli upon the site a wool curding mill. In 1S10 liis, with trlii-mwl natural II™-, I'stninoavy nnd tln6 Im- our citizens the horses would have beer We have a woman in this vicinity \vlv linntllw, w»nli £!."•*, nt .-• 129 rtoJtoHOll atSScnpalrut Belvidere boy, fell beneath a moving fretghl at this place. the old stone building on the island near the mill was used for distilling rye whisky. drowned. The horaesjwere much heated raises Cain whenever her husband goes t BLANKETS. train in that city, last Wednesday after- -hen they went oil" the high bank and Wv 11-1 WliUo HlnukQts, value The business was conducted by Caleb Du- a neighbor's house, and refuses to speak t< Ji.50 thoiinlr.nt 1-" 1 bro Interlialup, all noon, and died from the effects of his in- 1JLOOMS15UKY. cold bath was fur from being a good thing. 1.85 ooiorfi per ynnl senberry, who owned the greater part ol him for days alter. Whltn Wool lllinkotn. with French Iliilr Cloib, grny juries at 5 o'clock, at the city hospital. One of the horses will probably die. anil bliwk, par yard 26 The train passed over him crushing both Mrs. Geo, Thatcher is the guest of lie: the town. At the mouth of the mill-race, Reuben Searles, who had an operation funcy borders, vnlue |3 !!3,fti.. 2.49 of his legs nearly to the hips. The de- son, Charles, at Newark. some distance below, stood a large tannery, There will be a Christmas service held performed by Dr. Kstes, of South Bethle- every trace ot which has disappeared.. ' FREE DELIVERY THROUGH NEW JERSEY. ceased was_23 years old and leaves a widow Mrs. Marcus Creveling spent Sunday at the Baptist church on Sunday evening. hem, Pa., some three years ago, when twt and one small child. He was a son of John witli friends in Easton. nerves were severed in his temple, to re- This place, New Hampton, derived its A holiday program will be presented by 777 and 779 Broad Street, NEWARK, N. J. P. Dickey, an employee of the P. R. R. Miss Ora Lake is spending two week: the Sabbath school assisted by the church lieve a severe paiii in his bead, is afraid he Uelvidere is trying the experiment o: name from one Dr.iIIampton, a practicing will have to go through the same opera- with relatives in Philadelphia. physician and one of tbe earliest settlera. choir. Anthems, ducts und solos will bt tion again, as the pain has returned. forcing the "weury waggles," who find r rendered by members of the choir nnc night's lodging in the cheerless lockup, to Miss Lizzie Petty is visiting friends al He was succeeded by Dr. Isburn Fell, and Uniontown. later, by Dr. McLenahan, who lived in the school together, with recitations by tin The many friends of Quintus Shuler ar< work four hours in the gravel pit'when little folks and scripture readings. sorry to learn that he has frozen one of bis turned out in the morning. The experi- Miss Clara Heaney and Miss Mattie Eich- large stone house now owned^y -Paul A, Queen, of Plemington, and {still" known ns On Christinas eve the children of tin feet so badly that he is unable to leave - mfliit meets with varying success. Seven line are taking lessons in instrumental house. of the worthies stretched their wen music of Prof. Rohn, of Easton, the MeLenahan homestead. . _ Baptist Sunday, school will have thoii Obadiah Hill, who has lived near us foi on the pavement in front of the'uity hall a Wm. Parker, Wm." Shcrrcr and AVm. usual entertainment and annual treat. / In William Miller's orchard. at.Imlny Cantata will be rendered; by the smallei a number of years, will move on the Craig ^, , :,:. An all wool Chinchilla Man'sUlster, at $7.00. few mornings ago. No one could be found Little, M. D., were ordained elders in the dale, a few very old moss-covered tomb- = who was willing to act as escort in con- children styled "Santa Clans' Mistakei farm, near Sarepta, on April 1st. Mr. II, An all wool Boy's Ulster, at $5.00. Presbyterian church last Sunday morning. stones mark a spot which was undoubted- Prize." The entertainment w'ill be free U is a good farmer and never has any troubli junction with the street commissioner to ly n burying ground in the days of the enr- The Christinas entertainment at the M. y yg g all and the children will be glad to wel to secure a good farm. > Men's and Boys' Suits atreduced prices. •• t'lo seven notables. .' iFirmUy Mr. Barry E. church has been postponed on acconn gave the order to the faithful seven to ly settlement of this community. The come their many friends while awaiting The young ladies aro looking for good And our great line of Overcoats. -f tho extrn meetings::.-....:-...-- .-_...- -. , • of Imlaydaleis pleasantly situated # march, and up the street they went. At and contains some pretty residences;"11 the arivsl-cf Santa.ChiliV-- —~? - - 5loish:ng;-.bat:tlie ynnng Tn.nnjvonld rathej „___._.._ ^nd our,Jajge line 5fBj)y^^eefers,^s good the first corner two of the number fell out J.B. Sidders tilled his ice house with not see it as it takes money. very tine ice from his reservoir on the was the residence of the )ate Hon. Peter Ex-Congressman Cornish on Tuesday as any, "only less" iii price; " —•—p -••••- "of iine.---Tiioyh.id ..sniffed-the odor ol Cramer, who was elected to the State Sen. very generously presented the newM. B. buckwheat cakes. At the next corner two mountain. .." •*'•.. .. _• .'. SHILOH'S CURE is sold on a guarantee, ate, from"' Wiu'reu "county, in the foil o churcli here with n handsome organ. This It cures Incipient Consumption. It is tli more'dropiiod put. They thought the air Chas, CartVr received throe carloads ol 1S7S, by a good majority. is but a sample uf his many kind deeds. . was surcharged with the fragrance of fried western lumber last week. best Cough Cure Only one contadose25cts. Porter's Bloek Glothier, sausage. At the"" corner "above" the other Chas. S. Allen, our popular druggist, ha? John Q. Sharp will vacate the mill al SOcts.', and 51.00. Sold at Carter's Drug • three skedaddled. Their-cultivated nasal tine display of holiday goods at his Luis plucti in tlid spring,-and,'.v/ith his.fam- Store. _!_.:„ _.,_ Qor. Q^ntre Sq. and 3d St., Eastony Pa. ily, move to Townsbury,where he will taki organs could distinguish the appetizing store. fragrance of fried potatoes and hot coilV.c. iharge of a farm which he has purchased, Richard Person, who has been an invalid Several carpenters from this place are The street commissioner told them to This mill is said to have the best watei for a^number ot years, is lying very low at employed at Bonneville. "right about, face," and they went after power along the stream. It was built by his home in Uniontown. that hot coffee on a double quick. "Lorn Geo. Anthony, who recently moved from Caleb Dusenberry. The work was begui T. F. Hanilin is building an addition to Warren Paper Mills to thisplace, has a po- in 1812 and finished in lSli"; At present i the villains," said Barry,-'they ought to be his barn. , •/••" ' -;" son't_up' for'thirty days for making a • foul sition as express messenger with the U, S. is,owned by Hon. Martin Wyckoff, of As" "~df"nfc,"~and "he^starte'd^for"*'"tiiB~TuiVy'or:s bury, and in well equipped with modern Herbert Wolf will move from David P. '"office with blood in'liis eye. machinery. --When firstliriilt.'.'there was a CHne's farm', in thu spring, to Stcwarta- : 1 •;.. We had a slight row last Saturday night. his cigars since the arrival of tl\e boy. mw-mill run in connection with it, "which' vill^^^:--.-^=====^ .^i---rr---. ..- • -. - -Some'uf iu«-tijuyVi5~of~the--place-Lricd to went into disuse and has be^n torn down, The young men who introduced their J. M. Williamson is in tho-W^.; l, i,,n : break into Mrs. Ann Vannattn's home.! My In 1870, George W. Bowlby, who tlien furrits lip country a short time ago were owned the mill,"suffered u suvero loss. Hi glad to return nnd settle t.ho affnir. ,._ The woman was brave and fought them off II, J. Met/, and wife spent Sunday witli •>;ltb -;a"hatchet.--•Thon:'they tried .Mrs;, had an immense quantity of corn stored ii : friends at Phillipsburg. . Since the illness of Dr. DeWitt,Harmony -Lomons' placo, ljutslie wasn't the kind of bins in the upper part of the mill." This has been; without a physician. A young a woman to bo scared out by the gang and Sila^yiiiiwaganer, our hustling wheel- extra pressure upon a wall that bad bcci man from Easton will locate here and have • .^It*s sold on a guaranteo hy nil dru^ they fled. Next they tried tlif; lockup mid i'righ'tf is'Vnfciiig a"vacation.' . . undermined by water, caused the fall oi his office at Mrs. John Miller's, at Upper idsts. It euros Incipient Consumption i SadUthoboat CouehandCrovip Ouro. there they rested from their labors until John P. Oilr>jy n,nd;Miss Ma'ry Crandall, the,;Whole north w-nst 'iorncr-;,of the mill. Harmony. _ . . ' ~ Sold at Carter's Dr;iffStore. .-Old Sol had spread liis mantlo oflicht and both of this place, were united in mar- About 1,600 bushels of corn were precipi- ; life over the world. . " •: riage at West Portal, on Thursday morn- tated into'the race and upon the bank. Mr, . A very pretty homo redding took place means ,everything; to'1 the ing last.--:-" /. •„ -.:•..: ;•:•• — — r.-z:r..:^Z:r~---.. Bowlby and othersliiuil been making snm< on Thursday, Dec. 12th, at noon, nt Robert ; repairs about the water wheel and had Piersoii'srTIniontown,. when his daughter, just left for supper when the accident oc Miss LoutPOi'-wis married to Win. F, Ham- Qeo.W. Welsh =^.^-4adies^••--• -No-••• matter "how-; ™».E... J._ Mackey^is^furnishing fifty-foot ..^..^^.Ucllcrfo.p.IUieuiiHiUBiii. lin, by Rev. Wm. S. Coeyman,"of the Hnr- ESTAI>r,l»»EI> "TiclegrapVvpol^^ curretlr ""TK'o'cbfher-'was'" iiuuittdiiitely ••re- ; ; "This information," said a well known, rabnyfMr'E;; church." T\vu brothers oftho This company wili do things up right and built, the wali3 strengthened and the mil' 233 Greenwich Sl^cor-BarclaySt .T,,.:..--~niGe--2L-clress.y:ou=may~.haufe- physician to a correspondent of the TELE- has since stood strong and suffered1 no acci- bridu, Fred, and Harry Pieraon, acted aa •when they get their oil tanks up here the QRA3I, "May save many lives; at any rate groomsmen, and Miss Buroh,l'of Shawnee, NEW YORK. ; public wi'l no longer be robbed. ";. Pa., and Misa Snyder, of your town, acted Convenlentuto Downtowa Ferries and , ; on you will spoil the effect^ it will prove an invaluable boom to people :> Elevated Railroad. ir™,.yB*Uir3earleS;^^i;Roi>e-out..qf. polities^: Buffering from rheumatism, in any ..form,'' | as bridesmaids. • V ""'•/-' ";:"'' until next year, nnd is now raising pork. "Rheumatism is caused by 'acidity of the Miss['Nettle Bbwmdn7oi'Aabiii?y,"was the WATGHES^MOND^^Z _,._ [ryour.hat is not stylish And lie knows all about the business, hav- blood. It should never be neglected. This Tho Discovery Saved Ills Life. guest of Miss Mamie Kinney on Sunday. ing been among the politicians a good remedy, as I know by long practice is very Mr. G. Caillouetto, Druggist, Beaversvilli Mrs. Wm. Cregar, of JBranchvillc, is tho Jewelry, Silverware, &c, &c. and becoming. deal. Last week he slaughtered three fine efficacious arid as simple as it is powerful. 111., says:,, "To.Dr. King's Now Discovery guest of Rev. Wm. S. Cooyman and family. pprkors. They were thirteen months old "Hero it is.^he added, "when a rheuma- I Qwo my life. Was taken with LaGrippe ,andidr^ed..on.;an^..ayerago^.383. pounds. tic twinge inexperienced, thejmtientshould and tried all the physicians for miles about John Snover and "wife, of Uniontown, -"Bill" says."it costs'aboutL ?3!83 to buy an butbf no avail and was- given up android ..let.wlth a serioiis aocIdenfe.whUo driving HOLIDAYS. buy litiottlfTof Dr;~ David"Kennedy's'Fav- .. An unusually nttrnotlvo'BtOukV-bought luiargo Our Hats areiStylish. average Bplvidcre floater.' Next year bo. orite Remedy and take one teospoonful in I could not live. Having Dr; King's New down the hill into Phillipsburg last Satur- (lunntltioa at low prices mid substantial bar- -J5^riT«-th^pracc-^ilUsc^uib^^^^Biifc ^silk.cr^v/ater^to^iut'-tH?.^?^!?^-^,^"'^ ^.i^y^yi^H-f~store.I sent_.£or a ..bottle d?y^._Tlie_Jioreo took fright at an ap- gains for bolhaoxoHjirooflciMjdiii ovory dopntt- ; ho says he don't caro anything about the aniOiegaiMt^'Udu and ^ from" the' fF prbobblng''CRr7and"aprinBinB"'*ib~Sno-siQb' bowels, three times a day, and continue v ' Don'VKoTi'ptSwnTw'ooaii^a^oTou'mdhcy'and t^t^-i-3crt-Northampton. _ _. - price BO';long as hennas the.boodle to daily until the last ycatnge. of the malady began to get better, and after using three upset the wajjon, Mr. and Mrs, Snover time mid oCfora Ifirgor assortment tOHOloct Irom were thrown to the ground .and u child of UinminroBtabl lah moat In your town. Our old \ v-hfindle. • '•••';'• •• '<..•.'•' • , .: "'^ij-. ,l*as .disappeared. That's all but if taken bottles was up and about again. It is worth .cuHtomora uiidorstand whnt tbat itionnB—our £s^J%n.-J^ejaii.W^ ^a I.haye prescribed, jtwth save many doc- its weight in gold. We won't koop store o Oscar Bnchman'fl, which was^glaying iu 11OW OQOS Will' r I—r..—"-•.• 'ui -jiuii;os;Bolloltotl,- Oooda Bont on •7 ':• •; •!'—we: moan tho team ran away. witli'John 'tor^Uili'^toV^y^wJtliuig^or^ainspaolifea 6 iiL'Gtft|Jbttl ) 1 and swellings; I've never known it tojfail. threerecelvod painfulbruise'a~"tiiou"gh.|i\o r^'V'and a load of iron pipe. They were going g at.P. N. Jenkins' Warren County Drug 'ri downia bill, tho horses, wagon, Jolinjand —Albany N Y, Telegram "imoVeT"' . •__:_._ ;_. bones werobroken, '•; „. ,

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••••'";LV.".:;•"• •«• •":"";•'-' :;vr\v ••'••—.-.••••••• -••v - THE .WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON,, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1895:r ' l).

attends dlrlno service In tho Presbyterian 28. Samuel Carpenter, charged with th M. &. E. Employees' Mutual licncllt As- church. murder of lUy Blnckwcll, uttempUi sul sociation runs a successful excursion to OCCURRENCES IS. Dr. Abram C. Smith, of Bloomsbury, cldo by cutting his throat, in tho Eastoi Glen Island. •..•.;. -.„••"- ro-nominated by Governor. Werts as Lay Jail. Ho nui-rowly escapes accompllshini Chas. Kowltnky, of Oxford, bunco?'! out Betweoa 1 Judge of tho Court of Errore and AppcnlH. his purpose. ' of ?1GO at tho circus in Bclvldere. band: Jara^O^MyonuiO&oriio^] OFTHEYEAR Gov. Worts nppointH Wm. S. Gum mere 70th anniversary of Odd FellowHhip 19. HoupeofJohn A. Morrlclo, at Polk- Supreme Court Judge to succeed tho lato appropriately observed. vlllu, struck by lightning; Mrs. Merriclo d»nt«, FI. t Leon Abbott. 29. April term of court. struck nnd unconscious'for an hour. ; HI. llynvoto of 181 to 0 the citizens of 30. TIIQ blcycliHLs of Washington organ. 20. Meeting of the Democratic State An Interesting Digest oi Junction decide to incorporate. I/.o a club t« bo known an the "Organ City y b8 Committee in Jersey City. mo diKr»na d^^^^ 22. Washington's Birthday. Wheelmen." "..'..'' 23. Shooting match at Rocksburg. the Events of 1895 in atwve Btfttod court, I hare levied upon nnd «ti»ll Tho Ladies' Social Clrclo of tho M. E. MAY. 2-1. Pknlo of the Stewiirtsvillo Presby- church give a successful Washington's House, In Iho IOWD of BEL«lDaRB,on ,;.-. v;. I. Tiio Waslifngton Tennis Club re-or- terian Sunday cchooJ nt I^jvv'a Hollow. Chronological Order. Birthday entertainment and supper. MOKDAV, JANUARY" J3;tr, Jflftl. V :••;- ganizes. 2.">. Rev. Chas. W. HuincH ordained as The public school observes Longfellow's attUeliour ofSoVlock In tbo afternoon of *iAld 3. Teuchcra' uxaininalion held nt Phil- pastor of tho Washington Baptist church. fwinit trjict orparcelBoHana oncl day. '...... '•_ .:.. • .•:' •_••• . ..:_ : j: Hpsburg." 23. Tho colored camp meeting" ope a *• horeln»(ler ' paniuulftrly; dewiribed, 23. Chns. E. Karris, of Bclviderc, np- ing and bolug In^tbotownablp ot (J. The Common Council elects Jacob It. Blazer's Grove. tn© Couutyot Warren.and Statoof FROM THE STAR'S PAGES pointcd District Deputy a rand Chancellor Uto Tribe, No. 80,1. O. II* M., listens to a of the Knights or Pythias for District Bryant treasurer, and Chas. N. Shrope, 'Tujliwiof which bVginn at a stnkn oin* hup- policeman. . *-»-' special sermon by Rov. Dr. England In tlie ied nnd ninety foet from the corner or Mill No. U Presbyterian church, • '.' >: • •• itreet nnd Port Col Jon road In tho eld-ft D1U HISTORY COMPILKI) FOU 2-1. Itcv. E. B. Rnglnnd preaches to the 7. Death of Vice Chancellor Green. itf-otmi't runnlDft theDco north fifty-four and 8. J. \i. Fulper, of Washington, elected AUGUST. >HR-"nir d' irrettH enat forty foot to a atone corner RKVIKW AND l'KESKK- United American Mechanics in tho Prcs- of MioliielSulilVHu'rilot; ttieoco at rlabt Angles bytcWan church. Grand High Priest oftlie Grand Chapter, 1. Excursion ofthe Presbyterian Sunday wlttiBald front lino north tlitrty-flve and ono- VATION. R. A. jr., of New Jersey. school to Lnko Hopatvong. - linlf drgrcffl west one buiidn>d d twoDtyflra 25. Johnston Cornish completes his term linlf drgrcffl west one buiidnd nnd ty 0. District Meeting of tho Jr. Mechanics foetton Htnltoln thth e edgd e off tbo nlloy; thennrr , as Congressman from the Fourth Congrcs- Geo. Weber, ofOxford, takes possessloi tlt wlllllli HIIM fro! t liiioaoutttt fiftyfoufifty-fourr annd d t fy feet tokk i ilonni District. hold.In Washington. ofthe stationery store which ho purchased oniMmlf dfgreoH wost forty feet to, a stake; i: "The Warren Democrat, at Phillipsburg, of Charles S. Gardner. tliciu-e nt rtgni aogleu south tblrty-drfl an.fouraii(la b^lf dt-jirees wi-at forty ft-ct to a li). The Main Street M. E. church, of 10. Jr. Mechanics Union picnic In Cox's tatilp.corufT to nald Call a lot; ttienc* nlonii Bald M,, elects oiHcera for the ensuing nix son for Mayor. nll'ri lino bouili tlilriy-llvM imd H-lmlf dog'ees in on t ha. 0. Dr. Qeo. IT. Whitney, D.D., resigns as Phillipsburg, celebrates its 40th onniver Grove, near Danville. 'eat twoiity-llvo {mi to ttie bi-climlng.oiCHpiiuit 'resident of the irnekettntown'C. C. I., sary. ; 12. The contents of the corner-stone of nd rfdurvlne nil Iroa ore nii'l inlulux loneath .JANUARY, 1895.. i« Miirfn''"of nri'l Moiidnj; o «KM lot rises- after 25 years'service. 20. Joseph Stcclc,: of Washington, lined thoM. K. church biuught to light after cuploil In thudded of S. T. bcaoton nnul|fhtb day of 2. Tliu Duuuiiiber lurin of court con gani/cd. Conference of the Christian church in 14. Beginning of the Mt. Tabor Camp Msrcb, A. B. 1883. ; . ' venes. Vienna, Meeting. SfzoJ na thu property of tbe dorourinnte, and 1). Total eclipse ofthe moon. to bOHOltlatthoBultof""of ibecoinplnlnantb- "•"y -I. P. O. S. of A. officers installed by Dis- 23. A W. C. T. U. formed in Phillipsburg Union picnic of the Sunday schools of 11. ThoD. L. &W. forbids tho furthei WILLIAM A. MOKItOW, trict President 8. V. Shrope. in I*1 of mileage books. and officers elected. Mansllcld township held near Bcntyes- Datod Doc- lliti, 18%. ShflriO. Burglars enter James Couple's atorcMn 12. Thieves enter Fritts & Smith's store New school teachers elected for the town. : 'rluter'aFee, $13.50. Bloomsbury, and secure J100 worth of at Ashnry and secure about $35 worth ol Washington public school. Sussex County Farmers' Picnic heldnt goods. ijood.4. 2L George Broad, of Oxford, beaten tjakcGrinnell. PUBLIC SALE -".; conscious and robbed while returning to 0, New officers elected in the Presbyte- Township elections—th^<;Democrats suc- Ilunturdon County Farmers' Picnic held rian Sunday School. essfid in nearly every township. his home from Washington. it Packer's Island. < Beginning ofthe week of prayer. J3. Geo. Snydcr purchases the confec- 2o. The assessor's report shows Wash- 15. The Jr. O. U. A. ^celebratei Amer- e's ''Bev. Win. A.'Smith, pastor of the Wash- .ionery and tobacco store of Fred Yawgci ington to have a population of 3,603, again ican Day at Asbury Tark. EEAL ESTATE ington Baptist church, announces hi* re- 15. Chas. Opdyke appointed postintiste of 773 In five years. St. Peter's Sunday school picnic at signation, .1 Valley. 2t). John F. Reynolds Post, No. CO, G. A. Changcwatcr. ; Tho Biibduribor will noil at public enlo lib large nd vuliitiblu farm, knowu im thu Goorgo Vunler 8. John Dunes, of Oxford, seriously In- lfi. Every part ofthe Oxford Iron Work; R., attends service in the M. E. church, l(i. Sunday schools of Franklin township inn, ninl Inter ownod hy Sylvcutor Vunlor, at jured by an explosion In tho furnaces at ihut down permanently. 27. District Cicrk Lewiw enumerates 5S3 iold their annual picnic at Pleasant Val- umpliruy'D Notol, Olun Uarduur, N. J., on SATI.MWAY, HKCK.MUKIt llth, 18U5, Oxford. 17. St. Patrick's Day. \\ school children in the Borough limits. ley. . • ....;;.. : .•:. it 1 o'clock p. in. TLIB proportv. In loontnd In ' 9. Tom Andrews, colored, shot by De- 18. Seventh annual railroad !>aii til licii 28. The State Legislature reassembles. 21. Annual session of the State Camp, P. luthluhum lownsliln, nlotiR tho public road ; onum imdliih' from .inaction to >ortoii, nnd n half. tective Ilutchiuson, while stealing coal at ndge, of Washington, held in the Am 30, Decoration Day. X S. of A., at Trenton. , ullt1 from tho former pluoo and Olon (iardnor. Purl try at Uover. 31. The Northampton County Courts or- 22. Farmers'picnic in the Park at Bel- t IH (Ldinlnibly ndnptad to dnlry tmrpono>*. This p ; ono of tlio bust yritln farina In Huntordon . , Morris & EssexKuilroud Employees'Mu- ID. Annual school meeting; three mem- der Samuel C. Carpenter delivered to idere; attendance, fi,00n. Having about completed our stock of goods in- nmty, when in a cood atnto of cuttlvulloii. It tiial Benefit Association holds itn 13th an- ters of the board of education elected wen the New Jersey authorities. 2G. OiiCiiing of the grand conclave of mtaiuH V£i Aerva, 1S1 of. which is tillable land; nual convention at Newark. Knights Templar at Boston. tended'for tlie joyous holiday" season, we cordially o rutnaindor, about 7 notes, la covered with jiicieiiM. Shrope, Frank B. frost and JUNE leitvy timber. Tho liniirovoiuuiitH coimlnt of a 13. Jtcvival services begun in the M. 1C. eo. II. Bowers. 31. Opening of Blair Hall. invite you to call and make an inspection. You wo and a-b'iir Htory ihvolliut,-, purt frniiiumid tartMtonc, nmi contains nine rooniB and n col- church. 23. Hx-Surrogate Wm. O'Niul enters 5. Fourth Annual DistrietSundaySuhuol SEPTEMHEH. will iiiul a gi^at vari-ty of things suitable for Christ- • hltcbcn. It IH in oxcellont ropalr. Tuere 1M The Washington Athletic Association Convention of the townships of Oxford IO n very ltirtza bain, two wngon IIOUBOH, nrtnership with J. M. Slmurson, editor 2. Opening of the Waverly Fair. elects now yearly officers. md Harmony meets at Oxford. mas presents, both useful and ornamental. We'll ichlno IIOIIHO and otbur iiouoaHary biiililliicn. I" the Warren Journal. 3. MHS. Aaron Beers thrown from a wag- uover-fallUif,- HprliiK aud two wolls are con- 11. S. S. Tcel louses his photograph gal- (i. Seim-iumual meeting of the Warren ilont to liouso nnd linru. Applo mid i uouh '2ii. Robert Lott sentenced to five years on and severely injured about the head. mention a few as a suggestion— lery to Fred McLean, of Uni-kettstown. County Medical Society at Bclvidere. luirdrf. Tills farm must nud will bo wold, If n State Prison for arson. 4. Proprietor Joseph Andres* holds a ire aro any bids. Cditi d k General Win. J. Sewell nominated for 9. Children's Diiy —observed in tin ondltlous iimdo known o 27. Mrs. Surah Fhminierfclt appoints clambake at the American House, Hope. iy of m V, S. Senator by the Republic; Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist A big variety of Toilet, Manicure, Smoking and Shaving Sets, ostniistress at Polkville. The liquor dealers of Warren county JOSEPH GAIililSON. churches. 15. Winter intermediate mooting r>(* the | 2ft. The Whitney Lyceum, of the C. C. meet at Washington and organize a Li- Presbytery of Newton held in Washington, 13. The Prohibitionists hold their State Photograph Alburns, Fancy Cups and Saucers, Fancy I., celebrates its 20th luinivcrsiirv. quor Dealers' Protective Association. SALE 17. The STAK com ncnecH its Stir year 31. The Baptist congregation extends ai Convention at Newark and nominate Ilen- J 5. Dedication of the Soldiers' Monu- mder the present n lagenicnt. •y W.-Wilbur for Governor. ' China, Jewelry, Gomes, Dollsi"Mufflers,.Handkerchiefs; iiniinlmmiHcnll tn Jtnv. Chaw. W. JInine: ment at Newton. IS. The llackettstowu Qua Club defeats to succeed Rev. W. A. Smith. Thu Hackettstown C. C. I. holds its 20th 7. Clarence While, the four-year-old son the.Belvidere Club by a score of 43 to 3S. lommeucenient exercises. Baskets, Gloves, Lamps, Clocks, Rubber and Leather The congregation of the Delaware Pres of Ross White, of Washington, loses two The class of '98 of Lafayette College biin- Ueo. -Andrews.,the colored wife nnir- REAL byterinii church decides to dissolve the re- lingers of his lea hand by catching them quettcd at the New Windsor Kou.se. lations existing between thenwind Itcv. C. lerer, hung in tlie'jnil yard at Belviderc Footwear, Cloaks and Coats; fact, everything for an ice cream freezer. littttiiLisurltior, uxouutoi-of Kleanor 1». Stow- 19. Senator Staates lias 1,000 tench placed E. VaiiAllen. .t .10:00. Death results from strangula- Continued on page 0. both old and young. .iL'ct-HMtHl, will sell nt public ILIK-HOII ut tho in the Musconeteong creek. Ai'JtlL.. on. lie leaves a confession in full. v Wlinlsor Hoiisu, WASHIKOTOS. N. J., on Mrs. E. A. Dunham, of Washington, M." Flag Day. loses her pocket-book containing over £.'$5. 1. Moving Day. Hiram Kugler, Jr., of Phillipsburg, rui 2 o'clock p. in., nil tho real ostute of said do- Ex-Asseniblymnn Hoover takes charge To fully appreciate our stock yon must see it. 20, Itev. A. L. Schnering resigns as pus- vcr by an electric car and seriously in- .01 No. 1 in thu liomestorul lot of sulrl do- tor ofthe Junction Baptist church. of the, Washington House, which he pur i red. The r«iisonahU»ness of 'the prices is a feature that is isod, slttiiito on tlio corner of Church chased of James Nolan. cut and Uolviduro avenue, being a lot 50 foot 22. Tlie Heath House at Schooley's Mt. lti. Mansfield Lodge, No. 42,1. O. O. F. bound to s«-ll the goods rapidly. mt by ISO fotit deoii. Tholmiirovomuuta nro sold to C. B. Price, of Cranford, for$10,300. The Methodists assemble in the chapel ibserves its annual Memorial Day in its ocood dwelling UoiiHca, ono ot thorn n Inrgo ' and bid farewell to Rev. J. R.Bryan, their. o fronting on Bolvldero ivvcnuo, anil thootbor 23. Juhii Hiirioses an arm by being iiircb utruot, with all nuuuasury out-hulld- '.. caught in a "picker'' in the Crane felt retiring pastor. 17. Samuel Carpenter brought to Bclvi- How much ./nnd fruit.' - ' '•"" —'" .ot No. S ia a lot near tho Morris cimal, f6rty : 4. Annual * meeting of the' Woman's ere. business can works at Bel videre. a man do jt front, with "• Binitll houao upon it, now oo- Home and Foreign Missionary Society in HERE'S WHERE SANTA ii»id by.Frod Wbltu nud Dory Thompson. 24. The lion" Family Concert takes place 18, The Presbytery.ofNewton holds'ita whose system is in a 2 Washington. - - nle in-oini'tly "t o'clock p. JH., -'wliou cuudi- .in Music Hall. lidsummer meeting at Stanhope. state-.of. disorder? laivlll bo mndoknoivn by ...: • , . Headache._ is . only, a •'_. 26. George Amey, of Harmony,.caught 8. Borough elections—Dr. Chas. B. Smith A branch ofthe State Mutual Building - r - •--. JOUN-MrIIOETMAN," •--•-'•r=: elected Mayor of Washington, and Daniel symptom, It is not a in a wind wheel, and^terribly injured; an nd Loan Association organized in Wash; disease. The pain in HOLDS FORTH, (itodDccl, 18!)5. ••••;. •• - Exuoutor. arm broken and severely bruised. Spangenberg and M. K. Raub elected ngton. the head is the sign of Counctlmen. rebellion. There have NOTICE. . • "; V 27. Rev. Nicholas Freeman transferred 20. Commencement exercises of thu pub- been mistakes in diet. Matter of the Ei^tnto nf> Bulo to from the pastorate of St. Ann's church at 9. Meeting of the Presbytery of Newton c school held in the M. E. church. therefore the children's, paradise. We shall be ury F. Ilk'liey, doc anil. / Unr creditors. at llackettstown. .- . -. -..._.... , There has been over-, irauant to theordorof tho Surrogate ofihe _._,.„: Junction to Bound Bronk j: Juhu Nutria,o -Augiiot'Eergerniau, "thu Monis C work and sleepless nights. The machinery ~ pleased to show the little ones the pretty things that aty of Wiirrou, mndo ou iho SSin day. of i Trenton, appointed in Itev. Freeman Terrifici hail and rain storm exceeding in nirderer, hung in Morristown. of the whole system is demoralized. A tobcr A. 1). one thotifnnd olght hundred nnd ieiy-flvf, notice b horohy given to all persona place. fury anything ever before-witnessed in The Washington Mutual Telephone business man feels that he cannot afford to have been commissioned to us for distribution. this section. be ill enough to quit work. He drags along lug claims against tho CMUIIO of Mary F. . 29. Chancellor McGill appoints John R. ompany.organizes. day after day, makes bad deals.'says the hf-y, lut" t tlio County of \Vnrren, deci»naod,V- 12. Thieves enter MeMiller's Hotel at irottent. Hin snnio to the aulworlntra, oxeou- Eniery, of Newark, to succeed Vice Chnn- 22. Milton Henning, a carpenter, falls wrong: thing, and health and 'business col- s,on or before the S8h il»y of ilulv.^i.n.. ... Delaware but secure little of-value except .nd breaks a leg while at work in Bclvi- lapse together. There's no need of either :hro(-n hundred and uinuty-alx, beinij nine " some whisky. : - disaster.; Dr. P-erce's Pleasant Pellets are inihB fiom the dntnuf the H»idord»*r; and any ; John Sliker, of Phillipsburg, loses a leg lere. • a gentle, effective rcn4tator of_both stom- idltor neglecting to hrlug In and exhibit his or 1.: •iu. --"•••'by falling b«noath tliu utint ul Denville. • .,14. Roy, J. R. Wright,-newly appointed 23. Thu Knights uf Fythiaa observe their ach and bowels. They assist nature with- u»r claims under oath or alllrmatlou; within thn" " pastor of the Washington M. K. church, out threatening to tear tlie body piece-meal. time so limited, will be forovpr barred of Din or 31. D. B. Leigh appointed postmaster annual Memorial Day.. 1 lior action against the nnld executors. occupies his new pulpit for the first time. There are no gripine pains, no nausea. Danville. .••_•- 2-1. Rev. and Mrs: Thomson, of Stewarts- One is a barely perceptible laxative. Two it.K niCIIEY. 1 _ 15. Ex-Judge Uzal Canfield, of Port Mur- PRANK II. OMMUNJ *s««torB. FEBRUARY. ville, thrown frum a wagon by tbe horse prive more noticnble results, and they may Dated Oct. S31605. ray, appointed to tho Bureau of Animal running away and the former badly hurt. be continued until the system is throughly Washington Ave. and Broad fit. Printer's f^KLGO. ^ ... "• 1. Jacob. Tictsworth, of Bloomsbury, Industry. renovated, strengthened, and put into har- Samuel Carpenter given a preliminary mony with nature. One need not lear a loses, two fingers while using a circular 11 16. Edward Hill, of Rocksbiifg^reap- hearing before Judge Morrow, habit" of taking'the '-Pleasant Pellets." v saw. .iking th NOTICE. pointed Fish Warden for Warren County. 27. M.E.Sunday school's excursion to As soon as healticallh is restored they may be ._ thoEatc 2. Ex-Assemblyman Hoover.;purchases 1 17. Sivniuel McCrea, of Port Murray, do-^ Island Park..,._ , ^—^——^rr=^r' .discarded without-p. return- »f--iilncss be- Nu.than Uilts, .ducoasc _ ^_^ ' --^tiie Washtiigtpn House of James Nolan. caus« of;..,their absence. Therefore, you t niites|l,U00 jbr the. erection of a .new it; Laying nff.lmroomer-stone of the new Pursimitt to tho ordor' o'tTh'o'""Siirrocato of thnJ:- "^1 w '. : 3. The Presbyterians observo Chi-istii don't become a slave to their use. •"- County ofWarrcn,-niado'on" tlio 18th day'ot ~'" "" E. church at that place." '" '..'.' M. E. church at Port Murray. Novoinber, A: I>. ouo thousand eight hundred - Endeavor Day. : IS. Easter reception and dance givon by A GREAT BOOK FREE. and nfuciy-llvo, notico Is hereby givon to all~~ 29. RevvChas. W. llainos, the pastor- Wlicn Dr. RrV. I-iercc. of UnfThlo, N. V., pub- »!1'HOIIH having '"luima ngninst tho estate of • -1. The Unitcd'Statcs Supremo Court af- the Washington ALlileticAssdi-iation. Uslictl the first edition of his work, The People's lathan Dilts, Into of tho County ot Warron, , /'.;. v electof the NVnshington Baptist clnirch^ We'draw ypur attention to our J ™;:=;ilr!us the:: conviction ^ofiGcorgc^'Andri ^•19.'-Tiru -\yurruii County Agriuultiiral So- -- {«»!•,- he announced doco.isoil, to iii'oiiiinl tho mimu to iho mibaerlbor '"'"'•" given a reception by his congregation. sold at the rcc- ' ' idmtnislTiitrtx, on or boforo tho 18th day oi .by tho State .Courts,. ciety incctn at Belvidcre. Rcr^^mpliJiwrbMn sofdli : 30. A MethodistSundaysehoolorganized- •ular price, ,^..: , pointed a Special Pension;Exnminer. A reception tendered Uov. J. K. Wright," E. e ' 12. Grand Officers1 pay ah ofllcial visit to the now pastor of the "Washington M. 13. 10. Judge Morrow releases , Samuel .Car- • for using CATARRH stodAI t\\*,, 11C A T\ Class at the NewV'Windsor House. 15. Wm. 'i Davis, ,pf New Village, falls atthooillco.of the secretory, in the Bor 1 iy'^ 10. Frank-B, Mitchell begins tho.orec- r :: : Promts thoMfinbraueLULU N H t AD ough of Washington; in Aha CountSt 27. Trustees of' tlio Hnok«LU.lowir-O. O. frum d hny""wiigon - and"- bruiiksi' fnmi COIIIP, lloatbrea tbo St'UHOs'ot'iTaste »nd Warrerij on Thursday, the 2Gth day of Dee* .1 tioh of an underwear factory in; Wasliing- \ eleoti-illov. Wilbert P. Ferguson, of leg. Smell. Tlio , Dnlm is quickly ab&ortiod. and : givoa roltof nt ontM'^I'rice ou cents at Drugc" " - - ^^x",ion^ u- =17.-33«giiining" of "tlie Stnniiopo or by mull. . i'Starlight Lodgo; No.112, K. of P., ^ed Rev. Geo. H. Whitney." meeting,- • .. . . ; ., KI.Y miorilEU-*, Ni Wnrren Street, Now York. THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1805.

! NOVEMUKU. 5. Henry Boydand Matilda Smith, Wash i Snvcrt My 1,1 (V at lhc Ilellili'luiii Kiilr. had nml hnuikhiK out In the form of bolto; It tins ret lovvtl thorn nml 1H HIIIOIIUIII fcr norvouniionw, OF THE YEAR. 3. Revival meetings begun in the 51. K.injiton. ANDERSONS VEGETABLE TlilHCi'rtlflDri Hint 1 niu ttuvo'ity^ix yennt ui uid Mnvail mo from n lontt tti>ull of nick noun this 0. Hcaplorllchl nnd Marthn P., Pcttlt, niti', wnn oviTi-oiiH) with lii'At ft mt cramps In tlio Miiminur in Virjilnln. .Mrs. I'- J. Snininton, DECEMBER BARGAINS. Continued from pages. .-.'.' clmrcli. Htumneti yt'ntvnlny at tlio fair and Htrkhon to A cull extended by the ilaptiat congreKH- Phllllpsburt'. MINERAL COMPOUND ilw jrrouml liiiltiii'Hi*, oiio luftHiHionfiil of Au- i flrsiof tho Merles of international John K. finniplin;, StowartHvillc, nnd ttorwm'H Vouoiiil.lt^MIiH.rnl Cotnpoiinil rut>lon;y thu FESTIVAL OF ,,r --jrncci lictwecn America and Knjj- Margitrot L. D>'itn, I'll 111 l[wbiirfr iatfon nml rliuuiiiutlu jmiriH, my foot ntul lem. nlil of U ia. T. M\w, ux-clili-r of iKilk-c of 11i'lltl«>- ..iiKurMHWolliiiKiip; imln altnoKliiticuiliirable. ^land, won by tliu Yigilaiit. •I. The Presbyterian church at Hucketts- 11. Arthur P. Everitt, Enston, and Fim- horn, I wn» ncMl^tfil to tlio air. wont iiloun to my Four iMittlod of Aiiiiurnoii'it VopotftWe-Mfnoral sS^9-'.29Mi annual encampment of the G. A. lioinc, SI1 SmuiiKilo Htrm>t, South llctlileiiuiti, CiiiniioiiniUiaH driven away iwtlieweilliiKimd town cNlinnlrf ii cull to Hm\ J. C. Clinpmm, nie W. Tuniier, IMiilllp.iburff. , it totny.niii «)«w«ll n limit_ncnlmit nunln n s tivi-r~. Reopened iii Louisville, Ky. imlii.. 'I'horo la no nicJkliiu llko It. ofl'liHadelpliIii. 12. James Myu'rit," WaHhingtoii, nnd Mng- CliurlcH .Miiniljnur.; -Mri*. U.N.Tuckor, :irenie Court dot-lures th« elot-tivo pto I3r.'unan, Fritnklin Furnace. ltetlil.-limii.I'ii-.H.ii.l S(l, 1«O. • : Cor. Falrmoiinmuil .Mnilbou Sts. 5. Mr. mid Mrs. \\\ W. Ciirlstlnu, of lean i-mlorno AtiUorHOii'H Vi-coKitilv-MiiiL'ril l Inu* unconstitutional, l lill1Iin4hurtf,N..I., Out. 15.M81IJ. ' Washington, celebrate their 2dth wedding 13. Daniel Wolfe, Oxford,'ami LizzieT. C(>tii|)()iiinliis tt|>k-nillil for cram |m la tlio Htom- Tltlitiit Uit'ortlfy tbatl liavu UHCII Aiiilcrmm't* .Opening of t!i« Somerset County Shafer, Delaware. (ioh, vnrtko, iVo.; tin I liavti Imcii not only mi cKOtaliU^MInoral Coiiiiioiniil for norvonit \>to*- anniversary. ity«\t'itiiiui.r|i(*l» uml liiillc^lloii 11 v« riilllltwlnirK, N. .1., Oi;l. 1=1. IS'CJ. Stanley Kichline, aiul Viola Hayes, Ilel- Kidnoys, lav or, Stomacli, yonrt*. luit worno HiH last y<>nr. My Momiu'li Thlt ctrtlllos I liuvo tii-ontroiililuil with tmr- John D. Cornish, of l\i.-w,ilo, enters into nml llmlis wonM nwrtl UJI, with n dull lii'inlnclic, VUIM licailncho nil nty llfo. llnvit trlo.l nearly videre. Hoart and Konrcs, to Soil to nonls l»:ii!k, ct«r. 1 iwinl tw,» U.lll,-.-* uf Amlor- ov^ryiiihik*. l)o<.'lor» nor anytiilui: flnn over 15. Luther M. Hoyd, IlneketUitown, mid Mako Pcoplo Woll hi.nV Vi>i:om>.l» MliK>rnl<-oini>i>iini1, ivhl.1i mailn ln'lf.r.1 mis 1 hnvo taken hill oni'-lmlf Ixittlu of nuifoyl Uku a dllTiirciil Imllvliliitil. 1 usi'il nil Ait.liTHon's Vi>h'i>tn1il<-MliH?riil Co'i'iioiui'l, nm M. K.Johnson, t/uubertvlllc. kiiuls nml this IKMIIH tlu>tn nit foriiiycomiilnftilH. t'citliitfciitlri-ly frot'il of li.'julu In-. It Is tho I will not im without It In my family In future. chffiiK'Ht ami hi'^t thing 1 hnvo i-vor unod. I fool ilkit a illlTi-ri'iit i»-m.ii »hi.M' I am IIKIIIK H. 10. Frank Miller and Alice Power, Phil- SnrnliC. lltnillin-r. ims entered by• biirgjnw .who scciircu KdluW3 ;„ Tn.,,tun, Kiifltwt, I'n., Nov. I, isa.'i. ' Nolilo l'lnU,73ri.M«rcorSl. fllBniulttvn checks Win. A. Mornw uppolntcd Sliorlir of tlllcttnl ivltli la «rlj>|.i) furf-jnr TO I IISTOMKKS. lin«csthe toefci Peter Lo:ire, Warren Paper Mills, and k tl lt tiil-l";f»- 10...\VBlt«rD.i;ulfck1iu-clin«csthes stoefciw -c; to • wccocih luiiijainlii l i It you wniit AnihTHon'J Vi-ni'inhlo-MliH-rnl' oflumlierofA A Slmits Itros. Viola Stautei, IJloomsbury. ronii>niinil INSIST on your ilnwiiat Ki'ttliit; It. s,vlr|Z If not, you |.'i>t It on HIOMO whoalrcndy hntxlto It. TheBoycruiKii Cnuhl Wltfo of Odd Fel- li). Frederick Ashman, I'hilllpsburK, mid t-'oilovviiiK tiro n f>>u- la uii 1 about WinLHilton 1 WHO »irii ii: lows fissembltri in Atlantic City. expreri * bn Utw.i IfiiHh, Suiith I-^iistuii. vor Iiitl|mil niu llko niui l Reopening uf tun public .school; enroll- 21. A. J. VAak, C.ilifun, and Lucy A. ltirsoiis VoBi'tnlilivMlnoral Ciiiii[ W.\StilXOTON, N. .1., Y. N. Jvtiklnn, 4. & L'l. Conllnniition service held in St. Pe- CnrtiT. ment rcw. Smith, Neteoii},'. tlfty-llv yonrrtof n«D.. 1 iironmineo this tneill- ter's l-Tpfcuopul ehtireli. clno to sitrjiam nuyttiln^l have ovur usod. ] mn MKI.VIl)i:i!i:, X. ',. It.-a-h-y & AlWrnon, IS. M. & K. Mutual Benefit Association's Austin V. Fi-iherund Mury E. Cyphers, i-llmiith-nriy l.iilny, enn i-at nnyihltiit. Hint I'.-uirit ItriM. ii. Grant Keller, ii liurse thief, u.-mult: osii will hi'lii niiy ono hftvlnc ilysii.'i.wln uml excursion to Maueh Chunk. \ Judge .Morrow at the Hul. Dol. station in 22. Wm, Tool, llackettatown, and Daisy Hllu'ustiun. Jlry. Alirnlinm Frank-'it'1illd, _ I'liirMlUIMIA V, X.'J!, jl'Sii ilnrlH-rry nml C. Annual convention of the Wsirreu Cou 15. Campbell, Meiidville. S«J South Si-ymth St. Huston. Nov.'l,lS'J.-i. 'tfA>Ul-ON,X..I.,-1. II. ll«-;m-r. , ...... tyW.C. T.IT, held in the Prcanytcrlun jI 'I'lie Washington Athletic Amochtion 2!. Walter Oodfrey, Stewartsvilie, and rilll.l.II'Sllimii, N..,., -M. I., llnrnttt. C. F. I hnvv iHi-il hill r>nf-lmir iMJtllo of Aliik'rfou'K (irinin, l)r A. V, Juwby. church ut Aslniry. . jgives a "smoke." Kin mi Williamson, Anbury. Vujwtublu .Mlin'ml Cniiiiiimuil. It 1ms rtinM MID of a two yours' Hlniitlitii,' «utt( of heart trouhli', KASi'nx, I'a., t!. Uwoll'a Son ,fc Co., C. I- 111, Warrtm County Sumiay School con-; •£\. The Jr. MVoh-iniiMol' Oxford rnl-ie a James Niiun, Gernnn Valley, nnd El Ilinhmmi, Stmmrt M. Jlobl. A. I..^orfdss, A.M. lmlij:csiUin nml ily.sj.nislu. I urn stfoiik*, with n OiU'iiwMfT. .losoiih 1'. Siiiult, Dr. S. l.aiibm'li, vention lit'ldinthelMviilereM. K. church. ! ling on tlie Lilllo York school house. huth Lyons, Washington. L'OO.I atiti"tltt' now, tnul rowmmi-tnl all to try It for my complaint. It luw Imllt mnnti woiidir- \V. !•:. Ihtiuiiiaiin. Dr.-'. II. (Wtnrsl»wk. Reunion of the l.">th tli'tfimeiitiit Dover. \ 21. Hev. J. C. L'luptmii, ofl'liiliulclplria, 25. Janiu.'t 11. Brvey, Frelingiuiysen, and SOiriil KASTUN. l'A.,A. SpmitrliT, Clms. T. fnlly. liinuu K.I^linuii, Kllllmi. John W. Griggs, cf Pttterson, nominated ! accepts the fall of the Uiwkottntown Pres- Annie M. ITa/un, Walpaek. County Awu'wor Sixth Wnnl. Hiyh Rock Stirinij, Saratoga, N. Y H.-J WiiMhlmrtim St. »KI'I|I,I:I1I-;M, PA., L'yrus.lru:ohy, Simon Itnu for Governor by the Ki'publiciins. | j,vtyr: Ul 1>linruli Luuis^tuelliand Ginditu A//ill, Wa.sh- i-Diujxiii'it of (:urilt* Imvu no <>miiil, HH thrco months past with imln nml m-iirnlnln of K. .1. llniiowKkv. nnd husti leg broken. Valley. tliu ln»art I have used hut oil" liottln of Aiulor- UATASAl'lilJA, Lawnll & Uro. ] James Nolan, of ocr.iuton, 'fo 'incrly yViiiriy atti-st." Vor ltUuiiinatlHin,' Kryrttpelaf., sott'tt Vi-Kotnhlo Coni|iuiuiil on r>winin»nitfilii>n. CKTKdXI \, i'n., II. o, Woavi-r. 22. Rev. A. K. Raven resign* the pastor- |, bloiv.. his lirjlli •27. Clnis. Cyphers, WnshinKton, ami Ma- ItK'vvo iiH-ni-uro. llnvit no nmro syiti|>tu(iiH. XAZAKKTII, 1'A., Waiti-r Crawfor.l. Oxrori ut itli n K<^'L-riiiiiii. ULM, u. ltktt, I'ork I'twkcr. bur l Gen. Devore, Illiiirntown, ami Mamie no fijunl. Pur NcmmsiiRM nml nil StomiLvlt ni.tta.\isiu;uY, x,.r., CIHW.S. AU.-U. B' < '• 21!. MeetiiiKol'the lloird of C.invansorn . lliloM, Mich it* intUp'Hitmi, liy-iii'lisln, Ac-., Knsion, O.n. 01, ISM. HA (idlt. 1'A., (Viiiral I'lirirmiii-y. inaminoth ortmoutr( nowly-polcelod inur- 23. Over S,000 people attend the annual! |,, Trenton Goareke, Danville. wmlufy emii|>L'[ltlon. A poflttvu rum for that I it(iv« iHi'il An.ltjr^on'c VcKi'tnhlu-Mlnitnil srKWAltrSVII.l.K. X. J., M. M. Straili-r. ) i IClmer Suouk, Washington, nnd Kutu Tlri'd rot'lliiK. A nruvt'iitatlvti of .Mnlnrln, AJJIIO ComiKiiiiid for liloml troulilo, a lirt'iiklnc out for .IL"Nt:i'luN,X..r.,,l. X. Alliriuhl. Held liny exercises of the KniKl,ts of Py-| 27. lll)(iy'o|- „„ unknown worn 111 found l.ii (frl|>i»r. MotlH'i-s should *>>•• tills family (i ywtr pnxl U|MHI my .liunthtor's fiu-o In tlio form FKKXCIlTdWX, X. .!., A. I'. W HIIIIIUH. Toy.-*, Hooks, Own us, \Viij,'ontt, Sludn.SJcntcs, thias at Pliillipsbur . j ,,„ ,i , „,..„. p|,|lli|, 1,,ir . Deruiuer, Hroiuhvuy, ilidtiis [jwiilinr m-ctlhin- Toitiiy I win Imnlly st>« a inwa of It IIKMI HltlDliK, X. J...!. F. I'cnia. Dloektt, DcskH, ItfinkH, DruitiH, DOIIH, Millie; Un- SI. Openinirof the September term of j 2s. The llackcttstomi l: 0. S. of A. MA lie i [. nftcr iialiit! thrnit liottlw. 1TITSTr, '- • icainpprcseiitstlie.Ml.llotlie]piililicsclioc] •2. Eugene Snyder, Delaw.iry, and Addle irwilij'liy nil clrnrclHM at «1.0l) JUT liottlo. FI.EMINCiTdN, X. .)„ A. K. "r i; .1. -M. H«llla Hooks, Autonriiphs, AIlnuiH. Toy Trillin, Tool- The State Roard of Kmicatlon re-elects US North Klovonth St. «t Son. Fruukllii O. »nrli. .1. Sli.Tiiiim toolt-y. Uht'stM, 'IVa Sot^, lltaek-ltonrd^, Doll CnirIn»oH, wilh u new tla" Snover, Uahit'-sburg. 1 1 Smith !-:;Hti.n,.Iiily IS, IMt5. CAI:IM-:N rr:usvn.i.i:. x. .!...!. n. oinicntur. Iti'thk'honi. I'.i., Nov. l , .1SW ThlsriTtllU-s 1 am usiiiK Ainlfrsim'a Vucetn- Uhlldren'M KiK.-ktir.t, Kmit Hntln, Holiby Uorsos,, Robert S. Price county superintendent of, Thiinks^ivinJ day-oliservcd by the Lu- Peter Siglcr, Bloouisbury, and Sadie I'ATrKXllUKU, N. J., U. li. Unrki-r, -I. S. , ..rut for lifdt'lm'tiv: th« n'siilt' of iinlli;f*Hoii hlt-.Mlnei-nl Comii-miitl for llvorcomjilnlnt, ily.i- Uauo. Shoo Fliea, Stlii iloraoa, Trk-yolo-s Tun 1'IIIB, schools for Warren county, and elects Ja-] jiua. A1,l Society of tlie Presbyterian Smith, Asbury. ii><|ii.I[i niui wiviii honrt. Am uUhty ywirst oi son Hollinan for Ilunterdon county. j |, |, l, , entertainment In Music Hull. niKl dy^iu'i.slu. It In v«-ry HM'UIIIMII. for Mils, nnn- hnvo tnkttn Ijut onx-htilf bottle nml llnd IUKOKI.SVM.I.K, I'A.,A.C. HoniH'll. oL'liii'dcN, WhecUmrrown, Itlcyules, l'rlntliie c urc yill •I. Chas. II. Oriborne, Franklin, andMarv k.Mptnir myfo .1 swfotuntil•llKOHtul nml HI.MV- this tliu iiesl I over uni'd. ^cH, CU|IH nml Saucurs, Itrlo-a-Hnu:, Ilibloa, 25. Convention of the Firemen's Uellefj •«). Chester Piephor, 11 tlrainan on the by nvitMitii; thf I'vll ruHiiltrt n|'it«oui- niom.-u-li ' P. Moser, l'hillijisburf,'. • ' -h an- lii'atl(ii'li<>, luul hloo.1 nml n iiinltltiuli Mrn.-Io-oi.il Woo.lrliii,', ANDERSON MEDICINE CO., nti CnrdH, Kiniuy Toilet OII^OM, SlinvtUK Associntion held ill DlooinOelil. | D. l» & W., Inseaulegnt lloboken.' (i. D.ivid Crt'sstnan, Oxford, and Emily i-llrt MO a;.l t.. follow. 1 ililuk this nii-ili.-lm ltutwoun I'hUri. roiul mid rivor. Smoklni: tjots Umbrollnsi, Slipiiorn, Silk Ilnnd- 2li. Democratic State Convention held in j 30. Judse IV II. llanu mid wife.orWash- •South Kiistim, (i,;t. IS. 1S!K'>. 14IS0 N'. TeiHh St., Plilladuliililii, I'v koruliliifo, Solid Hold Jewulry, Soliil Sllvur Vannatta, Harmony. (tea ! limniiiii. isxiiriiT Thlrt I'urtifliiri I lmvn iM'-il An.l-Tfim'rt Vcirntii- .Fewolry, Ojiera Glns^os, FHUH, I.eatlnir floods, Tnylor's Opera House, Trenton; Chancel-; hiuton, celebrate tliclrSOtli wcddlnu aui- Robert II. Hartitng, Delaware, and Ger- urNiirt)iam|>ti>n t'u, nil K. llrtwul St. lik>-.MlnerHl L'uinpouuil for my Mood, which wan Xu. 7 Outre Suuni'i', Kashm, l'a. lor 'Alexander T. iEctJill unanimously Cnlondnrrt, llookluttt. Art Novelties, Olovos, jversary. D trude Eberniaii, 1'hiladelplilii. S(i.H[>L'mIeit>, Neekwenr, Smoking JuukotH, Balh nn 111 iinited for Governor. 7, Emmet J. Hull', Marksboro, and Ho- Itobetf, LomiKlnK Contrt, llnuo.ii(.'t I.ani[is. l'npo- 27. Annual convention of the Y. P. H. C. . IKIUC Carpenter, of Kennedy Station, sella Wiiitermute, llunt-sbiirg. terloH, b'ino I'erfuine.-i, nud n thouHimd nud ono E. of Sussex and Warren counties helil in ilsrper's /Magazine ' seriously injurt'd wltik* nltghttng from n lit. James W. Dunn, Qunker Settlement, and mom-nil Kiiltable for idmitmrenblo cift Newton. 1 passenger train on the Lehlgli ami Emma Puller, Tranqiillity. IN 1S96. 2fl. A fractious horse runs away at 11 fu- i Vulley, Win. W. IJurd, Vienna, and Angie Li Brlscls, n new uovi;l by WII.I.IASI m.ACK, writ- nenil near Cnrpuntersvillc, nnd injure »errick Gulick,ol" Vienna, swallows n Bennett, Jolinsonbiirg. i with Hi! the autb'irV wHI-fctitiwn .•Iiririn several persona, wrecks the hearse and ! , " ~ ;—: ' "", ,',"":" "7""" «'•— 15. AVin. A. Flock, .SL'hooley'a Mt., and .nuii'r, will l^jcln in th.. IWrmbi-r Numb I Our Prices Always Means ., ' . n , dose of pans green and dies from its eilecta All the Way- :•; > Jennie Bird, German Vulley. W, mill i (iiitj!'i'iit< until Jlny. A n«w novul by throws the corpse out on the ground. ; r . ' , . iit'th nu MnilKilKi-i , Thee MaMart funfu , will (itw> i ll 10. Henry Hod en bun gh, Clinton, and Best Values. 30. Opening of the Inter-SUito Fair at ?*''t ^ n „ - v tti'iyi'.ii-. h IM not Urn mui-hlos-ay Crissi" B. Ke!a, P-ittcn'our^. from Germany Trenton i* ' Robert and Kugene Bowlby, of >e' | tlmt m. i-yj be u-lt I 20. Holloway Saunderrf, Il.ujkottstown, m, ,.,' , . - , . ' .„• , j Hampton, scverclvJ:tjureilThy :i cartridge ii siir* Ei> Trilby. and Sadie Whllchciid, Morrktuwii. —A lnt of Imntitlfiil ducomtod crockery in every ci-iK-elvabl.i slmi»% ., Tlio Grand Jury rotes to indict Snmlu.'l B.h|og ]lt.Jf<.ie,ltjU1> ^p,,,,,,,!. The I' ul XrrfllvrtlunofJoYwnf Aro No Krancll Stores. No Agents. Marsliall Ilotniuin, AHlniry, and Rdim both useful nnd ornmiu'iitnl, haw Just b.;i>n put on salo to mei't tin; I will amtliHH' nnd will r.-lm,, '.ii,- atory . U Carpenter. . 11. Tile boily oftlie woman found doml Irene Miirtuni.^, Norton. I ilutniuiil of tlio HolMnr TnuU' for .-ometliins nnliiuo and exiiulsitc. ! of lim f:iilnn> and inurtynlurii of the Mnl.i Mall Orders Filled on Day of Receipt. It Is worth your (vliilo lu rhii[is 1 OCTOIIKK. ion Milrble Hill, near Phllllpsblirg, ex- 21. Harry Simpson uml Jennie Beers, | of Ofloans. C'Uti't liiiporlnnt llotion of the 2. Alimml ineotinjj of the CtMitriil New! Inlincd mid identified us tlmt of Mi.s.s Si you uro looking for , • j year win IM'( a iittvuk'tte hy M \HK TWAIN', under Ilackettbtown. thi'tltl... Tom Suwyer, netuctivf; n humor- JerKeylBiiptisHome and Foreigt A.wndntion Missionarn at Pory Societt Murrayy ut, sm Uoss, of HelvMere. Frank B. Whitman, Change water, and 3. Meeting of the Presbyterial Woman's ous tlir<-L'.|Mirt uilo willed Two Mormons Blairstoun. MAKKIACF.S. Hattie Lee, Port Colden. Jardinieres or Lamps. frntn Mmlillcty, by I.Wiiims .Kr.wvv •I. Teiichers1 cxcimination ut Phillipo- •23. Ilichnrd Kinney, Delaware, and Car- MmrjiEM.; mul short stories tiy IPCTAVI: TIIANKT, i I ooiilldcntly believe my assortment of these. Id not equalled In bur t rie Smith, Mt. Ilermon. *'' 15. Join hi^ and Lizzie Iliirtman, j either number or selection otsewhei-Q In town. Tlio apuoliilly low lilCIIAII) llAhlllNC. IJAVI.-, MlfcV K. Wll.KINS, Wm. E. Durumurj Washington, and Sa- fi. John Kusziuo, of Oxford, a section Oxford in-ices now marked upon those mid to their attractiveness. •U'LIAN itAl.I'll, UltANlir.ll K,\lTHfiW*a, OWKS 707 TO 72IJRO5D STRS'.ET, hand on the D. L.&W., has four riljsbro-j "is. Churles Woolever, Jr., and Joi rah A. Everly, Montana. WisTKK.anilotln-i-wo'l-kiinwn wrltors. Samuel H. Draek, Allaimiehy, and Abbie 1'rof. \VO:-IIKOIV Wn.miN will lontrlbnle els ken and is intenmlly injured by falling ,3mUhi nU(.kutt3town. 1 NEWARK. N. J. under a moving bnnd-car. ' .. ndrews and Xd WJntui'tnutu, JoliiiSLJiiburg. l-rt{A-- «.n fJ.-orfc'.? Wobioj:" " '""' 1>U tlin.-j 2a Fmnk V illie Burd, Table Damask and Vith Illiidtrationsliy UowAMiI'vUri. POUI.T.SVY TThh e congregatioti n of tthh e SSpruc e RuR n 2ii. Harry Opdyke, Connecticut, and Kate Wiishinyton. liiiiKi/Ws history of The German Strttfiiilcl Lutheran church extends a call to Rev. Conover, near Glen Gardner, John Dean, Glen Gardner, and Kate for I.lbvrtj; Illustrated by It. CATON* Wool*-1 CharlesBiklc, of Ilaserstoivn, Mil. Fritts, New Unmpton. 27. Frank 1. Wheeler, Elizabeth, and Linen Handkerchiefs VII.I.K, will iHM:omliiiR-d through tlui winter. | L:iura Hanue, Haekettstown. Xover iiVtbe history of WnshtiiK'ton has thoro be«u offered tho S. GeorgolI.Brujjior'a clambake at tho i ,., oll.u.k.s Garri*.., U'psbiirj;,. , and Two impors en St. Chilr'ri Oufrat and Alud An- j hotel in Ilalnosburg. • ! Annie McQuade, South Easton. 2D, Win. J. Hodge, Kearney, and Kate values In Uuens that now grnco our coun tors, l'artiuulnrty Is this! thony Wiiyiiii's victory, by TltKOl) UK ItOOSK- true of iliocomplolosctsof IMinnsk tnblo cloths ntul doyllub, and >"cw Jersey V . C. T, h. three days', ,i«tn and r.onora dstm-r, Fenwiek, Junetion. vti.T, with urai.blc lllimtmtloiis will bo prlntoil [. Alldrew Bi c W Embroidered Handkerchiefs. The Ilk" you have never: before.' J.'1MKS,U (i ti«ws[>npflf for liilnlllL-o'lt meetinsinPuterson. |"chun cwiitcr. APKIL. miring uu> year.' •-'-""-....•..:...... -•_.:.-•..• ••:",.... B Heeu Iii Washington. A not«worthy feature of thu MAGA^IXB ml lTomon who wnnt to ronil nil ilio IU»WB 9. Annual State Convention of Christian Robert E. Gordon, Elizabeth, and Ella 1. J,.Robert Thomas, Jersuy City, and worhl nvory any. The i>a|>or lms dlntln- . Endeavor societies at Atlantic City. I Sllii will be n «urlL«H of artlelos by C s 0 •ey, Wiishinston. Florence Hall, Wasliington. W.WlliTXKV,iI..KT[Wiiit ills trl|.oia«X)ralli» on Kiitaliod morlwomorlt.i orr ltUH own. It llaa. nott »««uuiir-tmnf - Dr. J. D. DeWitt, of • Harmony, falls j B j John L. Smith, Spruce Run, and Mary •1. Carl Schurlx Henry, llelvidcre, and ON THE CORNER. J. K.COOKE. snow.,1,00, .1,1 will. ,.«B-sl.,l ,„!,.» Into .!.„ nn- """^ " '» '"" "-1™1""' »r """""T1 " lil mul tullH about It. from a ladder and breaks a lefr. . | Ann Waters, Anthony. Anna May Broadbaek, South 'Eastern. •n-d Bin-run Grui of Iii-ltl.th North of £O

ht of Iniiiiim Diidoiivor Iii miiuy HoliU outiltlo ot | Jesse W. Trimmer and Mury Eva Wire, Wm. Kinney, Sorgcuntsvillc, and Mary bushioas, potlilca, nml war In lltonituro, rollg-' Prisuners of War at Itackcttsto' tnkiMibylilmsolf. | Hacliettstou Ort, Huckettatown. lou, sclonco, art, Hjiorts, and household in nt torn. 11. 69th anniversiry of the County P.il.le; Jo|m s^.Mt< Delhi, X. Y., and Nora 5. Elmer Lacy and Emma Exler, Ox- No jmper In tho country prints BO ninny bonk. • _Tho.Vyliiiiieb of thu.MAGAZI.VI-: benin with tho Sbcicty.iiiVieiu.n. ! Cuimln'sliiim, Allnimichy. reviifwa iiird'tiojmwli l«wk"nijwB:~'No pnpor Ima - 1 Xumburaof Juno aiid Dtveinhor of encli yunr. so coinploto n Ilimncin] [uijio—a Uiiilymnniml Burglars enter Fr.tts & smith's store • s.llllllul B. Haalh ,u,d hathsheba A. Bush 11. Wm. Mosson, Asbury, and Eva Budd, When no time la nientloiiuil. Miibscrlplious will Cut Asbury.nud secure .=75 worth of piun.ler.j Oxford NEWARK XLOAE and SUIT ;C0; for lavoat on,

13. 73(1 .innual^ssion of the Presbytc- j 3.lt"lluel Cook llnd Adll B. Gi,jbSi Ho,)O. Wm. Pnsh and Elizabeth B.illard, WILSII- iiuijorlty rulo, no iwsslam, no mriclilnu tyranny,'' njjton. tho dlvorco of politico from prlvatu iintimy-m . k- . ; rian Synod of |cwifc™{y IwW in New j J. R.0 ,-ts and li..ll. Rilibaiis, Antliony. .20. Noah Maginti.s, Belvidere, and Julia Big Reductions in Ladies,' Misses' J^IL, HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Ing, n aounil ciirronuy, Imliislrlal oninncipatlDii, Brunswick.^— N> ..,,,'- Harry A. Smith ami Hattie Sclnlc, Wimli- l l n-y-diiy honoHly. To jiromoto tlio n<> \"' with (!-'ld wltiiout plnioa cnll*d brldgo-work. dross both" tlio old nnd tho now nddrcus MUST . Epv.-orth League of the Paterson District All klinia of nrtlllolnl tootli iniuie. All worfcie at-Soonton. | 17. J. Gibson nnd Edith Crutz, Broad- lfi. Nelson Lake, Naughright, and Elea- fully wnrriiHi.L'd.j bo given. • ' (, •" 25. 23th wedding HiinivnrHafynf Mr. nnd I way. nor Covert, German Valley. Ciiah' in advnnco nlivnyH. 'lioiiiHtnuuoB nt tho The Roehester Philadelphia Dental. Rooraa. risk of tliii anbHeribur, unless inado hj- lto^mtor- ' Mrs. J. J. Riddle, of Asbiiry. David Pliillip3j South Eastern, and Lizzie 21.'Luke Michnel, SinithVillo, Pa., and 1 Hannah S.'DImmick, Pahaquarry. bd Lottor,'Uliock, Monoy Onlor; or Kxprous or- Opening of the" game season/-""- ^ Lott, Phillipsburg. ' •'--Iiits tlio linst yy\vk .I.Toldfir..: >-». 212 Norlhampton St., Eaaton, Pn. 23. DouRlass Monks, Woshi'^toni nnd No soiled fingers wlien rcwicking.. "~ ill I'l-om 7 A. fll. to N 1>. m. •, pnyablo to ^Tho Xoiv-Yotk Tfmoa 1'iibllsh- 26. Bertha Segnine, of Washinston, bad- ! 19. C. J. Dull, Phillipabnrg, and. Jane L Nora Walker, Asbury. Vl'v ; Tho li'ost O|l,InftlcntoK lll(J CO."_ • • • \) -[, • ! ly biirned whilo playing in JI bonfire of Adams, Boston. ' •• •'•_". AddcoHB nil commuuluatloiiH.LhuH: 2S. Edward O. Bailey, Port Morris,' and . Ko oil running over when filling. leaves. .\ 23. Dr. Egbert D. Doolittle, Easton, and THi: NI'W-YOHK TIMKS, { BerJiaLl Young, Washinirton, ' • 27. The United States Pipo Lino Co. lays Mrs. Kjitji c R. Miller, New Hampton. 4 The Wst Chimney lift I'rlutliiK lloiwe Squnro, bonoatti: the.; D. L, .& y?_, road^and hJISkTdL ,29. Walter T.Hoagland,Townsbury, and r^uurntfingersorbrokcrisliadcswhcnHehtinE. Nou-iorktlt ,N Y •iotuUctweeutue-twoTcompanles.'-.•!Cnroyj Phillipsbnrg,, —' .,-. It V) Convention of tho. Sunday schools of , 20. John W. Porter, Bloomsbury, and Clias, Shipmanand Emin ;T|B::_Ke#S5?fiester Parlor Heater THE KING ORJUVENILES.SVr; % 1 ^' ' - -- '• • ' * ' ill" * 1 u 1 "' -•---^- ii* '••\T*7f ' 1 ' ^ ' ' is made! like the lamp,'biit needs no chimney. Portable b ury. „ , "" J odorless. Durns ISJiaarsJjvltl^onc^filnnff.^j1 bet'ii made f"i'young pooplo wlikhcoiiiinrot In rOAblQNALLY CALL •?>•:"—- ^r^-!'r^r'Ja'colj:Gr-WarrieanuT:o'lara"''Ji:"Crcve- •E'amirs"iiiG»iiTiii-Ginssiianii'T*iet«i m uyciy *-ull mnutfilV^'ftlllVl'uns^ot-copies Slave been sold and Francis JI. Galiimt, Hartford, Conn, ie design antl finish. "-One burnur—tlircu' slzes.r Tli« n«w voliinio for ]81)5-ti in ]» t rt-ud , and uiw !on in Cam-- 3:h£,-B roadway."."- Lamp or llciicr complete ns sliown, sent securely over 200 lnrgo and fiHlr-iy.B. plain OH, Ho\er(il RTEITAL SAL'OON: : w ni a JvlmvW.-Wcller and Helon Cline^-Hui ':, v JUNE. • •.. ,, packed to any address on receipt of $5.50. niMv nttji li'H, (oa«U n. uoolc in Hat lf)< ' u»inlr» da N UBLVIDBKK AV1INUE. -.-.Write to us for catalogue if,the lamps kept by yoi ot alinrf. (-foi'li'M. anoedotoa, otr I )in Ito^t Xma _^ MIcliael Lynch, edHur^uf tli n tM pruyout IH.wlblo,for boyn mid Blrlaq£n.ll iig H CourtooiiB troutmont atcordnd nil 5 f *iLl 't« W 1 W"i Athury. and.: An- dcnlcr,do_not,b_car the ,'J_N EV^.y O.( ""T=S3^Po3t,"arrc3ted-'for7'Ubel upon com- Order rromymir dookreiiiiror uino „ *

tics' Interest In tho timber. Tho saving of COLUMBIA. VIENNA. MAJKKSBOKO. this hemlock grovo for picnic grounds is Mr. W. D, Brands expects to go to Phil- Another year has rolled around ai lire. N. H. Ward and daughter, Stella very gratifying to alt lovers of nature. adelphia this week, where ho will again woaroawaltlng tho advent of Chrl; are visiting Mr. Ward at LIborty, N. Y. , Last Wednesday evening a party c Christmas trees from now until Christmas, mas, and tho extra Christmas number friends from Gorman Valley nnd Schooley' Cottage prayer meeting will bo held this UAOKETTSTOWN. These trees aro double spruce and aro ship- the STAR IS not tho least or tho attractions. week nt tho homo of Ira Kerr. Dr. G. II. Whitney, who has boon very Mountain gave a tmrnrlso puity lo Mr. un< ped to tho elty from tho mountains arorni All hail tho STAB.! Hlrcccntly at hisPlttinfleld homo, Is again Mrs. A. J. Martonis at their High fttrcol Pocono. Miss Ora Mott will bo home from Lindci home. Miss Cora Martonis returns homo tli on Friday for a ton days', vacation. ablo to bo out of doors. A few of our hunters took advantage ol week from u month's visit with friends Ii Invitations havo been received In town Tho fourth ©ntertninment of the Insti- William H. Dralco Is building a largo ad- tho lost day of tho hunting senson In north Newark. Holiday for tho Rceder-OIb'w wedding on Decem- . tuto course will not ocaur until Jan. 10th,dition to his Torrid steam heating plant, orn New Jersey, but found gamo very EHsha Fleming, of Belvfdcro, spent Sun ber 25, at 12m.; .... - J ... when tho l'nrk Bisters, cornctluta, will on the. land recently purchased of Mr. scarce Rabbits wero very numerous at day .with his cousins, the Miises A. nnd E. give a concert. Van Horn. HI9 business is Increasing the opening of tho season, quail havo bee Fleming. Misses Young, Armstrong, Wildrlckand. Youmans spent Saturday and Sunday with Tho 0.0. T. will close tomorrow for tho rapidly and his product Is even being uhlp- unusually scarce, pheasants hnvo bcon ped to foreign countries. Mr. Drake em- more plentiful thnn usual, especially In Mrs, William MerroJJ and daughter, Miss friends near Andovor. Show holiday vacation, and will reopen Jan. 0. ploys many skilled workmen. that part of Pennsylvania up along tli Maud, ofHackcttstown, arc visiting Mi MorrcH's mother, Mrs. A. J. Huntsman. Ingersol returned on Thursday Tho third sermon In tho sericfl by Dr. W. "Mrs, Gilbert Yawgor, "of Somervillo, has Wilkesbarro & Eastern R.R.. from a two weeks' visit with friends In 3. Robinson will bo entitled," Christmas been visiting friends in town recently. Miss Bertlu Ayres, of Petersburg, spenl IIopo. Joy," and will bo delivered by him next All except two of tho N. Y. S. & W. sec- Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Hanco. Sunday ovoning. Those sermons have Frank llayward is continuing his studies tion men woro laid off for tho winter on Van Horn & Walter will ship 1,700 tur- isReady In pharmacy in Newark. December Int. This scorns hardly fair, as On Thursday evening of last week tin keys to the city for the Christmns market. been most interesting and tho congrega- hospitable homo nf Dr. and Mre.. F. W tions hnve been large. The Board o will offer special in- It would seem that the men who work D. 11, Hyman spent Sunday In Newark. through tho long, hot days of summer Haggorty was thrown open for tho enter- -;; Mrs. Goodwin and son, of Schooloy's ducemonts to manufacturers desiring to tainment of a fow friends. The reception Sites Maine Smith returned on Wednes- Every year we gather a host of pretty things v. locate in this town. should have advantage of the shorter ones Mountain, are at Hotel Clarendon for the of winter, when the work Is not so hard. was given by Miss Rosalie Bulgin in honoi day from a visit with friends In Phillips- for gift buyers. Those you like .the best are^L winter. President W. P. Ferguson will preach In Thi'ni'ei'i navo i.indoarrangements to work of heh r SundaSd y h hl class and a few othe burg and White Haven, Pa. likely to cost the least, and there's no one to .A hop wIH be held at the Warren House, tho new Port Murray M. E. church this on half time during tho winter, which Is i friends. The favors wero pink and yellow John Beschcrer will not occupy the Yel- object if you only come and look. :,'..-'-r-'-~-r. : ••'•; •"••'•:•;- Christmas eve. •'.:.•,'.. ; """• evening. - --••-• '••=••• -••••-•: great help to tho men that were laid off. uid the house w.is most daintily tritium low Frame farm next year—some small Mr. William Trethcway, by will, re In those eolurti. The evening was mucl business on the part of the trustees. Mre. A. W. Trimmer and son have gone County Superintendent R. S. Price vis- to Florida to upend tho winter. coives tho entire estate of his mother, Mrs. enjoyed. M. C. Clark received a car of nine horses Prlscilla Trcthcwny. ited our school on Thursday forenoon and Tho Misses ShatVer, of Washington, D. made n trip up the river, visiting Dun field George Crist has boon very ill with pneu- on Thursday. When the car was opened C, who havobecnBpondingEevcrnl months Chief of Police Carpenter hustles the ,nd Rrotzinanvillo in the afternoon. monia, but, wo aro glad to say, is some- it was discovered that one of the horses had huiigitficlf. with their aunt, Mrs. Trimmer, have re- naughty "kids" to school In great Hhapo. The tax collector sat at Columbia Thurs- what better at this writing, though still turned home. • ...;.. J. II. Vescelius, tho dry goods merchant, day. Tho receipts are somewhat better very weak. Row Mr. Adriance is also in Miss Myra Van Horn returns from has leased tho two tttore-roonin undone flat proving. There are a number of grip pa- Wheaton Seminary on Thursday for Cnrrie, wife of E. J.Wildrick, foreman at and payments more prompt than last year. tents.' tho Republican office, and daughter of Mr. of the Clark building so as to enlarge ; This is a sign of tlio Improvement of the Christmas vacation. A Nice Cloak or Cape from and Mrs. Aaron Reed, of Blairstown, died stock. The store will bo remodeled by times. The soldier.-) had a reunion lost Friday a Frank A. Mingle miuie the town a flying Builder Strykor. tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Cum of consumption on Thursday, at the early Mr, Woodloy Brugler expects to go West visit on Sunday. our Cloak Department. age of 22 years, at her homo on Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Lnirc and family, of Knew inlns, ami had a Jolly good time. They IO Paulina Kill has afforded the best about January 1st. He will locate In Ohio, have been meeting fortnightly but hnvo tonstreet. They have been residents of ville, Tenn., havo become residents of this where ho has found n good opening in his skating it hits for years, for the past week A Nice Hat from our this place during the post two years, hav- place, and are residing at Mrs. Whitney's, manged to onco a month, Next month and a half. business, which U that of an undertaker. they will meet with a comrade nt Long ing moved here from Washington. The on Church street. Mr. Brugler has carried on business In this Millinery Department. ' funeral services were held in the Blairs- Bridge. Mr. R, L'lnning has been In Now York, Centenary Collcgl-itc Institute in indeed section for tho past 15 years. ireparing for tho holiday trade. ' town M. E, church last Saturday, and wero having a great boom under the presidency On Saturday death entered a homo Gloves, Dress Patterns, Um- conducted by Dr. W. S. Robinson, and Mrs. Lucy Welier, of your town, was in this village and "with his sickle keen The most miraculous escape from serious of Prof. W. 1*. Ferguson. The popular town a few hours Thursday afternoon. , .Rev.S. H. Jones, of Blairstown.:'v: reaped the boarded grain with "H bruit HI." njury nnd i>O"«iblo dejth .• happened to short courses have attracted" many t.tu- 8lie was on her way to visit her sister, Mrs. Mr* R. Traugcr and Mrs. W. H. Ball, on brellas, Silk Mufflers. Rev. B. C. Lippincott, Jr., a former O. C. dcnH The day students nro greater in ho deceased was an ngod lady, Mrs. O'Brien, of Wilkesbarre. Chamberlain, widow of D-iniel P. Cham- ilieir way homo from Newton, this sido of I. student, who Is now pastor of the Bed-number tlmn ever before. Many changes Tho mercury registered eight above zero here is not a stock in the store that will not offer something have been made and the school is thor- jerlain, who has been keeping house for idenson Htll, on Wednesday afternoon ford M. E. church, Is very ill from over- i'riday morning. last. At the foot of the hill Elijah Slius- : work. oughly up-tp-dnto. The sociability in the !ier brother, George Gorhart, of this place. good and cheap for those who buy sensible gifts. . ' school has gained great favor with tlio The pocket on a car of egg coal on one MR. Chamberlain was nenrlng seventy- cr, white taking a chain which ho had The Loyal Legion has been re-orgat.I«d )f the morning trains was broken In some four years. She has always been an ac-ised as a brake, from a wlinel, left his linos and is largely attended by tho children. students. ,vay at Decker's Ferry Friday morning, iember of tho Methodist church, >n top of tho lo:td of lumber, and the It v. J. C. Chapman returned from Phil- Prof. E. M. Charnot, instructor in ana- icattcrlng the coal all tho way from there laving joined that church at the age of lorses, becoming frightened at the rntlie Our Christmas Windows adelphia on Friday and occupied the >f the chain, started on ti brisk run. The lytical chemistry in Cornell University, ,o Columbia, a distance of nearly two Eleven yeani. Sho, with her brother, has examined samples of water from our Presbyterian pulpit Sunday. The congre- moved from'Johnaonsburg to Vienna in 'ond being smooth the women were not liles. The most of the coal was gathered r will be ready at 7 a. m., Saturday, the 14 inst. We are going old and new reservoirs and states that gation is to be congratulated upon having ipring. Sho leaves six children to arncd of the approaching danger unti as their pastor, one so earnest, able and ip by tho company, but some of the much ihclr horso jumped, and MM, Ball, on to delight young folks and grown folks with the prettiest dis- from the now tho water is the beat ho ever icattered was left for the coal pickers. mourn her loss, The funeral will take examined. social. Mrs. Chapman nnd children will ooking nround, saw the runaway team A great many spruce trees are shipped place Tuesday from the home of her play ever seen at our store. Our friends look for this display arrive within a couple of weeks, or as soon laughter in Altamuchy. :lose upon them. Their horso broke looso The Sedgwick Post, G. A. R., elected as the parsonage Is In readiness. o Patcrson, Jersey City, Newark and Now Vom tho wagon, and tho women wore anti we are determined not to disappoint them. Sorry we the following officers at their last meeting: Two weddings this week. That of Miss ork over the N. Y. 3. & W. R. R. Theso Florence Huntsman to Mr. Robert Tool, of bund beneath the top of their wagon, the can't tell you more, but the surprise will be all the greater Commander, J. B. Smith; Vice Command- Mr. ami Mrs. William Ilofferman, of ,recs are known as Christmas trees and aro Phlllipsburg, spent Sunday with her pa- lackettstown, on Tuesday, and ol )ight fe.etof the runaway horses all around when you see the show of Toilet Sets, Books, Games er, George Huff; Jr. Vice Commander, very plentiful in the wild country traverged liem. The only whole wheel left of their Charles Cruser; Quartermaster, David rents. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Kjusoy, mi Mml- by tho Wilktsbarre & Eastern branch of j Toys. Drums. Etc.; Etc.:.:.::; : -::.:' ,_.—;::;;:•.:_. ;.:.:!iL. ison street. Li/./iu Boyu to sorgo Sharp, ol' hiid to be taken off to get one of Deneo; Chaplain, Jacob Wiley; 0Ulcer of thoN. Y. S. &W. '-"• Townsbury, on Wednesday. Thus Vienna he horses legs loose. How the occupants the Day, Jucob Redhiger; Oillccr of the Among the young people attending col- A cantatii will bo given by the Columbia is far from being dull. if the carriage esc iped without serious In- Guard, Lyman Park; Delegate to the State lege who will return home today for the Sunday school Christmas eve entr'.ed the nry cannot be iiu igined. holidays are: Misses Young and Pngtui, of The cozy home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Encampment, J. M. Staples. Palace of S.int-i Claus," combining mu-1 Huntsman was alight with life and merri- The course of entertainments and lec-Vasyar College:; F. L. Cook, Lehtgh ; T. Visit The Fitts Bee Hive sic, scenery and characters to be repre- ment on Tuesday evening, December 17th. tures at the C. C. I. this seasoi has been G. Plitte, Jr., Cornell; E. L. Tuinblyn, sented. This will be ope of tho best of About forty people had gathered within for your Holiday Gifts and you will have the.happiest'Christ—-^ most attractivitetivec thus farfar,, and for a very Wealeyan ; L. G. Morris, New York; Miss tho many entertainments given by th their .hoipitablo walls to culnbrntR with Miiutll sum mas of your life as you will have more for your money and >" Uiu citizens nrc given an oppor- Hunting mid Wurrwi Ward, Blair Hail; schools.* To cover the cost of costume an them the marriage of their daughter, x tunity of hearing lany very noted plat- George Osniun and John Drake, Newark; expense of arranging scenery an admission Florence, to Robert K. Tecl, of Hneketts- SPECIFICS ore scientifically more to make others happy. : ° \" form speakers which isnot thu privilege of F. C. Hveritt, Stephens Institute. of ten and fifteen cents will be charged. town. The house was daintily trimmed prepared Remedies; have many other towns of this size. been used, for half a century Misses Alice Rusling and Maud Valen- The river U frozen over at this place. with smilax and carnations. Promptly at Miss Abbie Larzalier has n fine display of tine, of Illuir Hull, mid Muues May Welch iiiilf past five the stratus of the wedding with entire success. This seldom happens so early in the sea- no. si'mnc [(in hand piiiuted china in Charles Weber's and Mnlviiia Kent, of Dover, itre nt their sou, and if this wGither continues a few march pealed forth. The organist was J; Warren Fitts, respective homes in this place, for the Miss Maud Merrell, of Hackcttstown, a 1-Fevers, Con^'stlum, Inflammations. store window. days more the icehouses will all bo (illei 2-Wt, Worm fever. Worm Colic.. Joseph I. Carter and Thomas Loder have holidays. with nice, clear ice. The skating is o lieco of the bride. Soon the wedding 3-'IV«(liltiB. Colic,Crjhis.Wukyfillness Washington, N. J. leased a phonograph and will give entei A Christians service will be held in St. party entered the parlor, preceded by th •1-lHnrrhcQ, of Children or Ailutts lent and the young people are making d ' ) 7-C'otm!i», Colils, BroneHltlH „ tainments in this section. On Friday even- James' chapel Tuesday afternoon at live good use of it. bride's pastor, the Rev. I. J. Wilmarth '" S-.Ycnrnlcln, Tootlinclio, Fnccnclie.../. o'clock, which will be given by the Sab- 9-HI>r>! or I'flliifii] lYrlndK.... The Cataract Hose Company has electei services on Christmas day at 7 a. m. and man, Mr. Harry Teel, brother of the 12-Wliltcn, Too 1'rofiiso I'erloib 10:30 a. m., and on Thursday, Friday and for some time past, docs not seem to •.:".~. the following olllcers for the year: Prcsl prove any. She is at present making her groom. Miss Ilibbler was uttired 13-Crotii-, Liiryuttliii; IIUIWUCKS.;...-" - 0 gown of blue and tan novslty goods, trim 1-1-SuIt ItlR-um, Erysli>oI;is,Eniptloiw. dent, Wallace Taylor; Vice President, N. Saturday mornings at 10:30. home with Mrs. Butz, of Portland. lS-ItlittiiiiiHiIsin, orHlieiuimtlcPulm.. mod with point lace and Persian^ilk. Slit lG-Mtilnrln. Clilll«, Fever and Affiiu 3. Mitchell; Foreman, R. S. Smith; Assis- Miss Sanford is the guest of her aunt, Mr. Wm. Bluine, the wagon manufac tant Foreman, T. S. White; Secretary, 0. Mrs. J. W. Moore, on Moore street. carried a bouquet of pink rose's.' Follow 19-Cnlnrrli, Iiiflucnz.1, Colilln tliultcad turer of Scninton, was in town last week. ing them came the bride, as happy as 20-Whoopliiff C'oiiuli, A. Mattison; Treasurer, J. II. Vescelius; A special Christmas service will he held Mr. Blume was at one time a resident o 27-Klilney itlHcnmiH, Steward, C. B. Clawson; Representative bride could be, leaning on the arm of tin 28-Xervoiia Ue))llitV in the Presbyterian church Sahbutli even- Columbia. groom. She looked sweet in a gown o to the Firemen's ..Relief Association „ for 30-UrInory Wonltnt'H'), 1 2 ing, Dec. 22.-. The pastor. Rev. J.C. Chap- Enoch Frutchoy's livery has been niovad golden brinvu mtd-bluti shot -bilk, whici 31-Soru Throat, Qulnay,Diphtheria.;;.- . •••-' '•'- -Our"-immense-stock-of ^ ^"^""^^?""^" three years,' NathahKlotzT '""" man, will preach from the text, "On Earth 1 from the old stand to the now building re- was trimmed wit Persian silk and golde « The following are the officers of tho M. Peace, Good Will Toward Men. cently erected by Iiin brown passementerie. In her hair was "77" for GRIP. : E. Sunday school: J. O. Park, Superinten- The Men's League is a new organization beautiful silver pin, the gift of her niece, Chairs.high ft Parlor Suits, Easy ••'Chairs;"" *% '"'.'' dent; Charles Dedriek, Assistant superin- Tho scholars of our public school will In the Presbyterian church. have a vacation from Dec. 24th to Jan. 2d Miss Merrell. She carried white roses. or low. • Bedroom Suits, Hall Stands, y tendent; Miss M. P. Allen, 2d Assistant su- 1 Miss Maine LaForge, ;i graduate of.-the J. W. Lisk has converted the old black Amid a deep silence the solemn., words HUJU'IIHKYS Jltll. CO., 1111113 IVIIIl.ra St., \r» York. . . periutendent; M". D. Hay ward, Secretary; r Looking Glasses « Soft Couches, -^forner ^ : C. C. I.; and Mi\ Ern^L"ClaVkV of Jcrstjy smith ahop Into a hoop-pole shop. - : L, which-pronounced them:., man aud::wifc H. C. bedriek, Treasurer; J. S. Hankin- were spoken. ••"•The congratulations whicl in a great varie- ^ Chairs, Sideboardii Book ^ Af son, A. C. Protzman, Thomas Lodor, Li- City, wore united in marriage at Patersoi Elias, the weak minded.son of Augustus last Thursday. followed were earnest and sincere. Th ty of,patterns. You ^ Cases, Reed Chairs, *\ , brarians. Trimmer, who was taken to tho asylum bride is a great favorite and tho words of Sleighs and Sleds Mrs. Angie Johnston entertained a few about two months ago, has not improved see we haye_made J? ^JnJEnamel_jind.Gold,^;'yL^_^ Tho Epworth League held the public in, best wishes were not from tho mouth : friends at tea on Monday evening. mentally though physically ho is stronger only. A bountiful collation was .then extensive preparations ^ or Natural; \, ~ stallation of their officers in tho M. E. He eats and sleeps well. F'rom$i2.oo to $50.00, church, last Friday evening. They were Martha Van Ness, wife of Aaron Cram- served, to which the guests did full justice. for the Holiday trade. • Writing Desks mer, died last Sunday at the home of her John M. Brands, n well-known resident The bride and groom left amid a showei as follows: President, H. N. White: 1st of this vicinity, who has for the past year ^ for both Vice President, Charles Dedrick ; 2d Vice cousin, Mrs. Margaret Canfleld, on Moun- of rice for a trip of a few days' length. depending on the style and quality, tain avenue. Mrs. Crammer was a daugh- been working in Gardner's factory at They will commence housekeeping in a but positiTtily the best £or tho ° President, Mrs. G. W. Tillmanj 3d Vice Portland, and who has been living in a Lad s d ter of tho late Simon Van Ness, and they short time at Hackettstown. The brid money.nny... dealer can offer yon. : .President, Miss Maud Tamblyn; 4th :Vico small bouse near Ott'smill, was found dead have been residents of this place for many was the recipient of many handsome am JEy sleighs havo a style about A merman &. ^ ni President, Miss Mary Kent; Secretary, in bed Sunday afternoon. He was last seen useful gifts comprised of table linen, silvei Charles Holfnian; Financial Secretary! years. She was a member of thc.M. E. them that only one or two other " men. church and has engaged-much in thoiilive Friday night when ho made some ware, pictures, etc. A handsome dinnei Frank NipeV; Treasurer, Miss Kato Hart. purchases in Portland. He had consump- and teaset was the gift of the groom's par- makes possess. The material used President W. P.\ Ferguson, of tho CO. I., church work, The deceased has been a, great sufferer with Bright's-disease dur- tion and it is supposed that a hemorrhage in their '• construction insure* es- made a moat intoreatin£r..address. -Th caused his death. i,~Sir,"and MrarLv?>Ir"-Tcci"~"A*-:i. ^"ceptiouar-'dunibility^"See" them" —TTT- Louguogave tho Institute faculty nnd stu-ing the past year and lias be«n very pa- Shurts Bros. :.m E. E, Rymau, a. former Colhmbia boy, ful gold chain of great length and fineness before; yi buy. ,_... dents a reception in the cbapol and 8 tient, through, all.-,,.Her husband • has al- : ways bcon very devoted and during her who has been engaged in the grocery bust was the gift of the groom. One" hundrei light refreshments. last illness has scarcely left her bedside. ness in Newark for the past six years, has dollars in money from the bride's mother Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tillman enter- Mr. and Mra.-Qrri.mmer have been *;oard- sold out hi9 store and is now taking a well- and a check of eighty dollars from tin R.• s, JR. tained a company of friends at their home ing at Newark of late, but a month ago earned rest. iride's father conclude a handsome lot ol gifts. The bride hns the hearty congratu- on Moore street, lost Thursday ovoning. by her request she was brought to this The fishing party composedofj. I. John- VVaBbingtOQ Foundry. place, to die among her friends. ; lations and sincere best wishes of many As a healthful summer resort Hacketts- son, Wm. Jones, Baylor Gilbert, Georgo warm and admiring friends. . town is unsurpassed. During tho winter Wiley, Frank Reemer and Ezra Seguine, a r returned from the Promised Land Pond w, „ P ''!^?^ edition entitled, "Picturesque : CRATEFUL-CONIFORTINC. ™ ---iiack'ettstown,!,1^will:b"e:issuedbyrthd bus; 'rIday. ^Thuy hud about 250 pounds of TOWiNSlJUliY. urn innv CDcnini TIE© -:;'-•'iriess'meii,-; TK~w'orkwiU coTitaln photo- pickerel and a bluck buar. '•- The latter they Abram Wildrick and family spent Satur- Wo send our Christmas greetinffs to the graphic viows of the town and vicinity, also claim to havo shot, but there is a suspicion Sditor and stall". day.atMt. Hermon wittrJohn Cooke 'and that tho aninial ' EPPS'S COCOA iiui.iu'n;i^or:L'iJ!int^lltO giving a brief history and the many advan- ms caught in a trap and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill spent a day r_:,.-.tngos of tho town as a place; of. residence family. ' •; then shot. BREAKFAST-SUPPER. in your town, last"week, with'their daugh- "By n. thorough knowlfi'lKO Of tlio tmtuml laws An Overcoat or Ulster to protect against- and summer resorts The hunters who hunted for deer in Pike whloli govern tlio opprAliona of ulgcaitcm mid John Vankirk was the guest of friends cr, Mrs..Abram Alleger. county.last week returned empty handed at Hope over Sunday. nutrition, nnd by n cnr-fiil nppllca'louot tuo duo Charles Albert, of New Hampton, iroperiioa ot woll-eeleotoit- Couon, • Jlr. Eppa bus grim winter weather will be appreciated Six months ago St. , James' Episcopal Walnut Corner school is rehearsing a )rovl(lod for our bnmk.'iiat nud supper udelU church was reorganize^and now promises Cottago prayer meeting/was held at Wm. speiiding a few days with his parents in •aiL'ly llnvorou bovornco wblch m»y Hfi*e us Smith's lost Wednesday night. ^ program to be rendered Friday afternoon tinny heavy doctors' bill* It is by tlio Judicious as a desirable Gift! . . . "..:..: ' .. .'.,.,;',..,..,;,, * to bo pormariontr™Rov. L. G. Morris baa of this week. town. iso ot such nt'ltclea of diet tliitnconstitution may been untiring in his efforts to upbuild tho Mrs. Lizzie Lcida and family wero guests bo RrtiUiiully btilltup until strong enough'to Miss Mary Read, of Delaware, Water .Miss Cassio Osmun is sojourning with realatevt'ry tomltmcy to dlsonso. Hundreds of . church and his work has prospered.^"")!! of John Dunfleld's family, at Mt, Hermon, subtle ninlndli'S nro limiting uround us rendy to ou Sunday. . '; Gap, was* the guest of Nelson Bollis' family hcr'friond, Ida Cole, of Walpack Contro. uict wunrevor Uiore IH ft *vcntc point. Wo mny A Smoking Jacket or__Sweater "will Sunday mornings tho congregation avo"r- u-iipn ninny a f.ilal shaft, by ko-ptug ourselves gg last Saturday... :. .. - -.""•."-""'"'•:•••• • ••• ••"•- .Frank Kelsey, ,of New. York', city,,will a forty p 'i d "Mrs. Frances;Bond lias.boen confined to ; woil fotiillud'v/it1h puro/btood jiud n, properly utd the afternoon • ser- It is rumored that the wedding bells will spend'tho remainder "6f the month with Qourlahod frnnn'. .?-Civil Service Gazotte. Made satisfy a-ldTfgiiig-""thaf "may^liave existed" vices aro more largely attended. Bishop the house with a severe cold. Mrs. Jacob ring in our town next week. implily with boiling wator or milk, yold only In Starkey will mako a vldit to this pariah on Dunficld is also on the sick list. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kelsey. alC-po•und tins, by Grocors. linrollod thua: 'X. HPI'N A:

Tho STAK wnfts a Christmas greeting pointed by tho Executive, who shall make CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES. to our County officials the necessary investigation and roport up- From all Over the ^>f OUNTY on tho matter with tho least 'ptmlblo de- Special Services mid Entertainments lay. Whon such report is nmdo and Qootl luck to those whoso natnea will to bo Held Appropriate to Come to the Warren I , appear beneath tho caption "Mar- accepted h will, in. my opinion, bo t-lio OUNTY thn Season. J-SWOHN ArnitAai; CIBCIM iwo.v riages" the coming year. duty of tho United St'ttei to resist by every Christmas will bo observed as usual; by Largest Drug Store in the OUNTY means In its power, as u willful aggression -AND- upon its rights and interests, tho appro- our churches. It Is the time of nil others Let's not delay in getting our for Christians to allow tho faith that is In dwellings numbered, MO that freo mull priation liy Grout Britain of any lands or ••••••«.•••••«••• delivery may be granted tho borough. tho oxcreiso of {*ovurnmuntal jurisdiction over any territory which, afltir Investiga- EPISCOPAL. Our line of Holiday Novelties is now tion, we have determined of right belong On Christmas morning at 7:30 com- WE GIVE AWAY Maj or Smith h is a right to expect i open for your inspec- 1 YEAR, SI .50; 6 MOS., 75C! 3 MOS ,40c to Venezuela." : munion will bo celebrated, and at 10:30 Christmas services will begin, at which tho A BEAUTIFUL SILVER SOUVENIR re-clectfon assurance in liib Christmas This declaration, as wo have said, is tion. We have a stocking1 from Fortune's itbtijidant rector, Rev. John W. McOloury, will splendid assortment 0/ Next Wednesday Is Christmas. Jfay very serious. Jt is made still moroso "The .needs .and wan.ts, of the store of honors. preach an appropriate sermon. On Thurs- fine plush and celluloid to every one purchasing goods it como l.iduned ulthonlj good tilings by the closing words of tho message: day evening tlie Christmas entertainment average man ami woman are as "In nuking theso recommendations I goods,albums in abund-, for all of us. will be held, commencing at 7 o'clock. It to the amount of One Dollar, in numerous and varied as the stars Democrats will'have to be content am fully alive to tlic full responsibility In- will consist of singing and recitations, each ance, children's toys, books and games. la thero a sweeter clmrni in age look- with corned beef and cabbage for their curred, and keenly re.iHzo nll'tito conse- of the latter being illustrated by stereoptl- any department of our business. that look down upon _ us so be- Christmas dinner; the other fellows ing at the Christmas past than in youth quences tliat may follow. I am neverthe- con views. A Christmas tree will boa nighautly from their immeasur- have secured tho turkey. Hub, it will less firm in my conviction that, while it Is feature. Tho school children will bo welcoming tho Christmas present? •••••••••••••••• able distances. '!•'... not always be thus. a grievous thing to contemplate the twotreated to candles and orunges and the great English-speaking peoples . of tho small children to an additional prize. An Time was—and not so many Remember tha poor—this is Christ's ALBUMS. Extra fine goods in full plush at. $1.75*. Beautiful ccllu- May the realization oft tic shortness world as being ot tier wise than friendly admission fee of ten cents will be charged commandment. Ko better occasion to to all outside of the Sunday school. loid covers, hand painted and embossed, from:$2.50 to $5.50/ .years .'ago—when trade and com- Vh**Tcliiv : of tho time before he shall lay aside competitor:) in the onward march of civili- A novelty this season is pearl inlaid in floral and geometrical designs. We 'fulfill U could be foil ml th:m: -./METHODIST. luercc were shackled by the bonds ' * ! the responsibilities and perplexities of zation itnd strenuous mid worthy rivals in have a carefully selected stock of. fine new goods that we would be pleased •we celebrate in himur of his nativity. The annual Christmas entertainment of of old fogyisni and dearth of his executive olllce, make Christmas a all arts of peace, there is no calamity which to have you examine. day of contentment and happiness for a great nation can invite which equals that the Methodist Sunday school will be held capital. •_, . in tho chapel on Thursday night, the oven- Santa Clans! can you not bring an Governor Worts. which follows « supine submission to pHOTOQRAPH CASES are now taking equal rank with albums. tiHsuritnce of rich harvest and'better wrong and injustice, and the consequent ing following Christmas. It will consist of The people of today arc wit- songs and recitations by members of the * We have them in white and ebony celluloid, beautifully decorated, prices noxt year, to our unfortunate loss of national self-respect and honor, be- price from $1.50 to $5.00. nesses of the great transformation farmers? It would be a most welcome The merchants of Washington are neath which is shielded and defended a primary department, assisted in song by doing an increased business every older scholars. Santa CLiuc • lias accepted brought about in all branches of gift and frould not increase your load. people's safety and greatness." an invitation to be present, and will pre- DERFUMES. As usual a large stock of the finest perfumes on the year, by reason of tho growtli of popu- It does not, in our judgment, express market, put up in any quantity from J'oz. to £ pint. Handsomely trade. lation, larger and more varied stocks, sent each scholar with a package. Santa Tho mechanics of Washington have tho scope or the authority of the prin- has visited this school in a sleigh drawn by decorated packages that make most acceptable Christmas gifts. good cause for light hearts and gener- judicious advertising and sharp com- cipal involved in this message to desig- reindeers and lost year he came by trolley ous impulses this festive season, for petition. Tho large holiday trade this nate it as a "doctrine" or to attach and this year ho will come in a still more the year '95 has dealt pretty well with year will make Christmas a day ofto it the name of any President, novel manner. An admission fee of ten Cuff Boxes, Work Boxes, tho great majority of them and themuch needed rest and pleasing retro- whether that of Monroe or another. cents will be charged those not members of the school. Collar Boxes, Toilet Sets,. future sky has a silvery lining. spection. It includes, we believe, a rational and ; fair application of the essential part of PKESlJYTEItlAN. the "Monroe doctrine" as it has repeat- Glove Boxes, Manicure Sets, The outlook at the factories of Besides a special Christmas sermon by To the faithful correspondents who edly been declared by the Government have done so much toward making the Washington is bright. Tho present Roy. J. B. Umber or, D, I),, of the Mus- Necktie Boxes. happy condition is duo in a great of tho United States under successive conetcong Valley church, on Sunday morn- STAU bright and newsy, tho editor Administrations and in varied circum- extends his most hearty thanks and measure to shrewd and studious man- ing next, an entertainment will bo held in pAMILY BIBLES. Every family should have one. A full line of stances. But it is now submitted to tho chapel on Christmas night, beginning best wishes for an over-flowing cup of agement, backed by a nerve that com- Bibles and Testaments, from 25c. in cloth binding, to flexible paratively few of us are endowed with. tho judgment of the American Nation at (i:30 o'clock. The program, which will morocco, kid lined, silk sewed, indexed, at $6.50. : joy ab this holiday season. % as an American principle. As it stands Many thousands of dollars have been be rendered by the Sunday school, is one today in the message of the President, especially prepared by Fillmore Bros., en- ROOKS. A line of cloth bound volumes, popular authors, usual risked in the Held of advertising to titled "A Merry Christmas." It comprises THE CHRISTMAS STAK. it is a clear, grave assertion that the price 50c, our price 35c. Another line of desirable books, push business in the face of adverse United States will see justice done, It is with no small degree of satisfac- circumstances. Tho happy • issue is a unuinberorprettysoiiKs.ndilrosses, recltu- Library Edition, usual price $1.00, our price 50c. Silk and leather bound neither asking more nor accepting- less, tlons, etc. S.mta CliU3 will bu there in : tion that we send forth the eighth an- cause for thanksgivingand joy amongst j to any independent State on this con- persotinn. n »tan»d wil«'"••l giv• "••«-^e candie"s ani-"'d orange™ '-'volumes s of choice poems at prices lower than ever before. : nual Christmas number of the STAK In both employers and employees. tinent. To that principal soon or late to members of the Sunday school. No IUI- its velvet like dress. Being larger, we believe Great Britain will assent. lission fee will bocharged. Children's Books, Boys' and GirlPstory Books, handsomer and costlier than any of its THE PKUlMji.WlfjIj SUSTAIN' THEBy that principle, in any event, tho CATHOLIC. predecessors, wo feel sure it will re- PRESIDENT. American Nation will stand.— K. Y. At St. Jojeph'a uiiureh there will be the * m ceivo a warm welcome. Our exper- Times. uauil floral decorations. Musi will be I"™ *°7S> DnimS, Ink WollS, The declarations of Mr. Cleveland's ience upon former occasions, when en- cel.brittud at 5:30 and 0:33 a. m. In the | W001611 Toys, Balls, Fountain special message on tho Vonessuclean Governor-elect Clriggs has the STAR'S terprise has been especially shown, Gamos, Poa Trav?. has been such as to uuiivinutt iis thai affair are very serious. They are more wish for a merry Christmas. Suad'iy school will commence their Christ-. so than the American public had ex- • -•-• mas entertainment. An admission of tun our efforts were fully appreciat ed. Fine Stationery in attractive packages. Picture Frames made to order. This has been a source of much pleas- pected, though they are absolutely in The Leap Year privileges of '0U may cents will bseluwwl nil except nicmbei ure to us and a stlmulenb to greater harmony with the brief .statement con- make the matrimonial market hum. a Sunday suiiyal. Everybody will be tained in the message of Dec. 3. The endeavor. Fifty years ago the subject of iirsb impression made by tho present Tho way to have a happy Christinas THE CnutSTMAS ST.AU consists of Ut'motir.it is usually the jtliis sketch foimdwl tile business message undoubtedly will be, coining yourself is to make it a happy day for sixteen pages, containing 112 columns. from a President of mmli snlinr nn'l in- first or our exchanges t others. • }1K* now conciucts. Of these, sixty-eight columns are de-dependent judgmenty with so deep a iitnnbLT. This year wa no uxccptiuii to the rule, ami the exiiull neu »:' the Dt-iuo- voted to reading matter and forty-four sense of his responsibility, and so free Tlie growth of this "cshiblisli- columns to advertisements. We shall Wonder who will get those juicy crnt from a news and trtistic standpoint Uitnt illustrates the hold wliich alike from the influence of popular was fully up to th«;ijiiiL-sof previous years. persimmons that the Republican Leg- | meritorious goods and attention not speak particularly of its special j pilKsioll Ol. tl)R bins of personal anibi- islature will distribute noxt month. The paper consists of rixtecu PJSL-S, print- features, which include historical iirti- tion( t|1!lt it re.sts on a strong case. ed on calendered 1> ipur with an r.ppropri- jlmve upon the public. cles, the chronological digest of the 1 Starling in a mndest way it has And this general, this practically mii- -..Christmas would be just the proper ite frontispiece printed in greun. 1<\ N. JENKINS, Druggist and Stationer. the high time for the beginning of eauvales- constantly expanded with the interest, correspondence from forty- J tep of Mr .Cleveland is a very weighty Cl growth of the town, until today it 1 iney among the sick. May it be so. nine different towns an' •jillages in the Ie iement in the situation. The people I ! stands far above all competitors, county and vicinity, Clinstmas stories, Po f the L7Ilite(] St:ltes havt! !lhvays boen I nhronoloi ieaf histor^- of the [serving tlie public with arzcal local news in general and editorial jam l alwayH wmb e prompt ami (inn iu | veai. published in Santa i that is surpassed by iicji.it-,.. "ancl . comment. - j sustaining their government in the as- J Ip' fi1)p. rP.,,ii,,r- iving promise to a still greater While there is a line of advertising j | - their rights. Their feeling . . jon aert on o( set v lt growtli as the years go'by. in this issue of which any publisher j g Anything That I Miglit Say aiu l tneir actiott are the niore sure Has arrived «Each department in tliis mam- would be proud, a very small propor- j w]ieu they know that these rights are There are many of the old subscrib- tion indeed is from business men not; interpreted by a calm, clear and just moth trading center is a store of ers of the STAR who have preserved at our store. Everybody come at length would not prove half as con- Zj regularly represented in the STAR'S | m;n(j itself. With Handkerchiefs, Rib- every one of the seven Christmas num- - and see what nice presents he columns. The character and circula-j The substance of the case as submit- . yincinff as. an endorsement ofthebusi- —^ .bQiiSiiud.JJress.iMaterials, Hosiery,- bers of this paper and prize them has.brought., ..Dolls, Baby ..Car- .-. - tion of tho STAR r.rc such .IS to make it: ted by thy President may ha briefly Gloves, Blankets, Comfortables, highly. riages, Dishes, Pianos, Washing -nc'ss'mcchodsi:" stock arid prices at tire—•—--^^ very enticing to advertisers, who have I stated. In the dispute between Great Sets, Sleds, Drums, CHorns, Fid- Linens, Shirtings and Muslins, learned its value as a medium of com-:j Britain and Venezuela, which has ex- and all sorts of Dry Goods usually While most''Democrats will have to dles, Banjos, arid munication with the public. This issue j jgteti in various stages of neutcness for found in a well stocked city store. be content with humble fare next consists of 3,000 complete copies. jmor o than a half century, Great Britain, Wednesday, Postmaster Dawes will Washington Lumber Yard, Ideal Footwear for all people _.. "•-\..: ———--•—+-*-_———; ; - j starting from the boundary of the un- from the smallest to the largest of Eere's to your health and prosperity | questioned territory of her colony of feed on a celery fed turkey from the Candy the Finest in Town Cleveland farm. every description. the coming year. 5 | British Guiana, had at successive peri- at Prices from xoc lb. up. as the simple statement that the busi- /' : .» •*• * ~~ j ods claimed a different and gradually Clothing-for Jteu and Boys, -•-•..-—A*MerryChristmas to'Assemblymen- j greater .extent" of territory." The tiis-" A Brooklyn epicure proved a certain ness done the.year just closing has been Custom or Ready-made, lias been elect Flummerfelt and Bowers, ipute having reached a critical stage, thing by eating six pigs' feet the other We also have a fine line of Gups ..•„ nearly double that of any previous year. *-•--«. j the President communicated to the day. He died, of course, but demon- and Saucers, Oat Meal Sets and one of the leading features for As usual, fashionable material in the British Government, in July last, a strated the fact that four legs are lots of Nice China,- Games cf I thank all my patrons for favors shown years, and improvements iu this holiday stocking for younger folks will statement of what the United States enough for any pig. all Kind, Christmas tree Orna- department have never ceased. ..._.beJheJ|antaCkiusjj'arn. _ _ [regarded Jis their just and essential. ments, and some nice toy Car- and wish them a Merry Christmas. .. ..Stylish.Neckwear, Hats, Gloves,.. pet Sweepers. Come and look ~ "-'••"' •»"•—»----—.-—" j policy in "the premises. This is in ef- The savings banks of Cambridge, Hosiery, Underwear, Suspenders, at our.goods. That the surrounding joy of Christ-'. fect that.no European power can be al- Mass., give testimony as'follows: "The Collars and Cuffs; in fact, a regu- mastide may lighten the hearts of thnj.ioivetl, by'the forcible extension of its last year under saloons there were lar Gent's Furnishing Store is this ; bereaved is the STAR'S cherished wish. | territoiy on tliis continent or by other $140,000 of new deposits. The next year,-under prbhiliition; ^9U|U0U.:"";v:;~ 'The Governor-elect is' the' "Santa | oppress or control, the destiny of any •'•"•"" Carpets'iu MoiiueUcs, Brussels and Tapestry, IugrainsaudCotton -: " •Clauswlio the" "boys" are vwiiting "for. j iiKiejj'mmtitib" American " State'.; The The suspicion that General Harrison New Store,a~i: H. M. Cregar's old They know in advance what he has in 1 question in tlie present case is, What is is wedded to private station will be dis- stand. " • Chains, Oilcloths and Mattings, his big bundle, but they have notbeen j the boundary of British territory? sipated by the engagnient by his Window. Shades, and Lace Cur- permitted to read the tags. | WIiiatevei r it can fairly and fully be friends of spacious headquarters at St. tains, make up a department that shown to be, the United States will re- Louis during the national convention. Buy your Horse a »,„, 'is always up to the times. Washington's tax rate is about $3.00 speot it, but it should not be cleterm- f Hardware of alk kinds, Stoves, : per thousand higher this year than j ihed arbitrarily by Great Britain alone. This beautiful number is best suited Ranges and Tinware, : : Johnston _ to convey our-thuuka to ull who have ^pyJj^j^^jpkiifi . L-. : to.about the ,old figure, next year, be determined by arbitration,, which Christmas : patronized us during jhe past year, to and'"' iiiexpeiisive, of which ail There will be but a small appropri- the United States had urged on Great extend a Christmas salutation and wish elegant ; display-: will always be ;. ation for school supplies nexfc year and Britain for many years. The President all many returns of this joyous season. & Cornish, no §2,000 rtefieifinn.y to m.ike up. requested of the British Government reseni found. •..! ' whether arbitration will be adopted. Successors to Johnston & Co. : . in the way of a nice, biff, - Groceries are the necessities of ; The Christmas shopper would have 7 To the many new subscribers to The British Government hasj'Tvith a less anxious, worn and dispairing ' warm blanket, of which my life, ctud; the large assortment in whbni the STAR comes in its holiday an elaborate statement of its case and shop is well stocked. ; this line, together with the Meat look if she would consult the STAR'S One oE the oldest honses iu WuHhinyton -::;•'_;-.attire for .the first, .time, .we send .greet-, with..,fin..^Stended. discussion, of the advertising,columns and make her.sel-. «fi|.V.Tli(v.vfln.]firs,.nE the;.STAIt.with the .^ Lap robes ofTur and plush „,_£ _(lenarhii(Mit,-.]nnkc-.up.Ta- provision - Mug, trusting that ere this you havo principles advanced and • tlie policy ections before she starts upon her pur- iiouucHmeu'' ilirtt with the late 'connec- " "ihiiko good presents for store of no small consequence. :.o. those who own horHfi-s. - found'"it"a" welcome visitor to your avowed by the United States, declined chasing tour. tiou'of Mr. Julm D. Cornish, recently of New York, with tho firm, tho policy of tlie "I hayo something entirely • Goods selected and proving un- -r:•.:.'•_.: ^omes. -~- It -.will soon become a prizedto submit to arbitration, and equally, 7 , qy, lionse,""r.hiis-.-.;'JCCQ' (jhnngcfWtu^rone--more i^"™^:.-:ncT7 in tliis-.llnor"'-'"-'---•'•--''"'•-"";•""'•-' satisfacturjt.cau-always.'be^return- ; friend and each week you will'watch"-! of course, de'nie5t:tiiei.ri£fiit of the' May contentment of mind come to agressive, Hiid horoufter tho store o£ Joha. ed for any reason personal to the its coming with eager desire. United States to require 'it "Assuming Senator Staaies with Santa's visit, for stou it 0' ruish will he secoud to none iu that Venezuela imtintains the position ibis hiistlin i Jioioiigh. ; Sir.. Oornisli,: wits purchaser; such a rule inspires the-vexations of--mind that one suffers = thus far taken, the President says: connected 'for""severnl" yeius" with'thef well 6hfidihH ilibi The hundreds of friends of Dr. Eng- wh'cn'building the cherished domicile Juiowii dry goods houses of B AlLmnu & 7yp " land in this community and elsewhere "T_t>£;.diapute has reached such a stage as nest are1 known only to those who have Co., and Lo Boutillier Eros., New York, when a firm sells goods that are to make it now incumbent upon the Uni- where he acquirWl tin' experience ..of grant as represented to the . minutest /....will join with us in deploring the afilic- been occupied in like manner...;; . value. The most iiaportauL move will lie .: tioh that confines himtohis home at ted States to tiiku mujtaurus Lo 'determine, The ...OnlyWay particular. . - /'.!..,:..'••' with sufficient certainty for its justifica- the ouenptmey after April 1st next o£ more to intelligently judge the future is to PATRONIZE A this season of good cheer and causes tion, what ia the true divisional liuw:ue- -

Elraor Holdron became tho father of Potatoes aro soiling in Nowton for thli Charles S. An . Hin Attorne; bright buxom bay last weak. :. COJJLHbor pushel. --- : Bartron, this morning exchangee] CENT A WORD. Tho publio school clones on tho 24th foi - Thero will bo two full moons this monl property on Church street for tho Vusle Advertisements unJor this bead arc published at tlio uniform me or ono cent a wonl, but no ••• CH«». L. '.STRYXCR,' EDITOR AND PROPNII tho holiday vacation, and rc-opona or —a raro occurronco. farm, noar Glen Gardner, ownod by Joaep] advert laemeiit will be nwoived for lows than 15 Jan. 2<1. Tho Morris & Essex pay car made Garrison. Mr. Amerman will rent t conui for tao flrtii Inttorilou. Xmas QiveSilel farm. COAL AT RETAIL. By u voto of 127 to :2ii(""che citizens 01 FOK SAM:.—A mnall farm of 17 acres monthly trip last Friday. ft»ii^->fKl7ln«,aBwolIn9 tho ploasuro ofrocolvlngi * " Deckertown havo decided : to own theli James Crosby, of Phllllpsburg, has beei S.J. Haller, an Itinerant printer, "wli near town containing good house, barn u (,'rontur ana moro lasting by gifts of roal. almplfl**;* „ At the D., L. A W. It. It. jthntod OIIUIMTH own water supply. and outbuildings. Apply to David Kar- u anil uvory-dityusotuliiosa. Sucli glftnoro * ' "' v \ , head of Drat right hand street atwvo Now Wind- granted nn original pension. lias been engaged at tho Tidings oflleo fo tron. 12-10-2t v \ aor IIulul some time past, was taken with oplloptit Bonjamln Fclvor, of this place, htuq re- Clark Blazor was mado huppy on Moi ceived an Incroasp of pension and now re- fits on Monday, and wns removed to Mi FOK SALE.—A set of professiomil box-. GgR.... , a 7.1 per ton. day by tho (irrlvnl of a young son. Ing gloves, cheap. Address or call at STAK ' : 'Store. •(.«) per too. elves $72 per month, Snydor's boarding houso on upper Wasl ofllce. Clientnnt. .,. 3.70perton, Win. Cronco, who kept tho store ington avenue, Ho Is Improving and wil RIGHT IN MY LINEr Pea (termed br wme Co's. No. 3 Flro partially destroyed tho livery stable Qunkortbwn for many years, Is blind. To LET.—After March 1st, 1&90, store _ Chestnut). 2,50pertbn. of David Snyder In Dover Jnst Friday morn bo taken to hit homo in Qreoncaatlc, Pc, room n tlie Smith UutUltng now occupied rr. iieat qualities always on fiond dry (undor Ing and damaged it to the extent of ?500. Frelinglmyson township hasthe highcsl as soon as he is able to travel. by Nellie Spelra. Mrs. E. JT Smith. 12-lOti SEE THE PRICES on a few articles Coalloaded direct rrom shutee (over moreen Mr. M, T. Lynch, of the Phlllipsburg tax rata In its history—?0.13 per thousan Very few ministers in this section of tin There was an Involuntary etclmngc of selected from my large stock: . In wagons. .'..-., Expressman Frank B. Mitchell has pur derbisntft church service last Stindav WM.SIIIELDH. Post, will give a dinner to a company of State can fill Dr. England's pulpit will night If the party who «ot the larger fellow publishers at tho Leo House, Phll- chased a now horse for the express busi such satisfaction to the congregation i hat n III call at the Sr vu ollitc, he w ill rc- porBOt,«145 Blncksmlthltigor Hltlmlnous Coal $5.50 per ton, . MKl Snll.l S||\(lr I)« 4rt MtooiiH lipsburg, on Friday of this week- •ess- -' ' • -. .., '' . '• . • ' • IIcv. J. B. Umbergcr, D.D., pastor of tl cov cr his ot\ n property 11*0 Siim suvt r i nl l(j SjioDns SUPERIOR LEHIGH COAL Mr. Hugh. Spolrs, brother of Win, Ilonry VanDyke, recently a resident ol Musconetcong Valley, cliurch, who \vll Joseph Garrison on Saturday Just nd- UohotH DoHHurt Sjioonn , preach at the Presbyterian church next lourned tho SJIC of the fluster Vuskr J^SolM^hnNilMfrSlKll I(oi,crH Inblo Spoons . , «(tnbn obtained only nt tho chute of D. V.Spelrs, supcrlntondont of the silk mill, Budds Lake, died In Morristown last week, I V) Solid Slhur Ititttor Kulfo Uoh< taOrnaao Spoons WYUKOFF. nlonft tho Morris Unnal, at tin moved his family from Paterson to this aged 73 years. Sunday, both morning and evening. Hii larm, located near Glen Gardner, until lODViIllMherJ kk. I lurk, juit ii|» In Dec 28th, nt Humphreys hotel, in that I'lW) IciiSotfor Junction of UelviJero Avonue. . place this week into a house on Church morning discours'i will he appropriate ti 5 5dsollil13llurC(timiSi»ooii put up , y-BS—-...... I...... tl.OO per ton Prof. Herman Webor oponod a dancing village 12-lik!t I! W» I ta Sot for street. the ChriHtmoH season. fr Itl 1)OX til |i>0O lea set for , ;: Stove 4.25 " " class in Clnrondon Hall, Hackettstown, Order jour Christmas tree of Hnrr\ .TMIiMiBUfor - Cheat nut ,.. 4.25 '» Alfred Brown, tho underwear manufai A scheme Is on foot to divido Essex coun- last Friday evening. Thompson J"() I cd Sot for No. SCliostnut...... ; 301) " turcr, will move his business next wee) 7C) Solid Minor IJorrj ^orkM, i>tr set, Id >0 I en Set for ... . 1'ca...... ;...,....-...y...... 3.00 " ty by Hotting off Nownrk from the rest of Austin Swnyze's clothing store In Anna; Fon Sur— Seven acres of desirable .Ml) IIUIUKICU I'ltclior for from Frank B. Mitchell's building into thi and In Washington borough Address K II (XI Solid blhur Korry ^j own, nut mi All coal Under Covor mid dollvored to wagon the county and combining it with Harri- dale was robbed lnst Wednesday night < In Iwf . ovor Ecroona. . . -._ big room over the Washington Steai ','., STVK ofllee, Washington 12-10-St 1 > 00 1 |]tliiB lLO l'lrclier for son and Kearney under the namo of Ham- £200 worth of clothing. : BWlbolltlhlhorl'io Knir., pit tip In llHXJllltli.j.Ic.oI'KUiorfor Laundry on Broad Street. Ills preset! On,Yesl Oh, Yes! Are jou going to IUWCKI n Butikot for ilton county. The Ncedliam Piano and Organ Co. wil « 00 1'jnrt-tlfitnllo 1 rult hiiU. LATEST TIME TABLE. location does not givoBufllcient room foi liave a sale this spring/ I wish to intoriu 4 f W Cnko H/wkot for ihut down on January 1st for a few days ti you that I nad good success last jC'Tiw I *)} urt-llfiiKlU IniltKnironnlbot I Oi) < nkn llnxkot for TO SEW YOKK. Mr. Wm. Nicholas, an enthusiastic young tho enlargement of his Industry. Hecdi l«ls|h(rOrnii).o s,,ooii llOOImltDlHhfor tllow an Inventory of stock. in nuctlonce nd I am now read} to i300bol[|S|hir(iiriiiikh«!l in IK> too Laavo Washington — 2:45, 4:16, fi;50, T.(I2. 7:44worker in tho Main street M. E. Church, templates running CO machines when hi "Miillipsburg, visited Washington on Sun- Rev. Dr. John Miley died in Madison make engngeme's o- tlie coining spring [)(X>sul il Mlvor (liilil 'nit In t><>? ft (") I- nilt Dlali for 7:40, 10:18 a. m. 13:4!!, -1:88, 3:10, 5:fl5, 7:lfl starts up In his new place. M \it\ i r A. I'll itsoN J) (W solid Sih or Hnh Sot hi ln>x 15 WJ r fMI IMittor DIHII for 7:35,8:00p.m •••• , ' day and assisted in tho revival services at last Thursday.'•" Ho Was professor of sysl«. 12-lJMt P O AddrcTlJchidere N J 0 (HI solid bib or l'oi i or nn«l ham Iftl Hiittor Dlch for .,.-..•,... pitOM NEW YOltK. tho M, E. church. matlc theology in Drew Seminary. Think of it! Fojty-nino different towns \W Hiittor UlBh for Arrive at Washtngton-flrfa, 7:35, 9:45, 10:25, ind villages In Warren county and vicinity Foil S vi L—The good will and business 11 Mholldblhor I'I [i|ior nml ^/tltn In ii oo n«ko niHij for 11:03 a. (it., 8:05, a:18, (1:05, fl:16,7:33,0:05,9:40,10:45, Nowton business men are In coinmunica- uf the Leo Houso. Philiipsburg,Jwith nil 11:50 p, m. (Saturdays only, 3:18 p. m. Mayor Pordoo would not tako tho Mayor- represented by correspondence in one Issu ixtures and everything complete fordoing 11 Of) solia Ml\ or Sonii r a ll< In \»,\ u '•ti jlljlljuko DiHhfor 8 7S alty of Phillipaburg again If tho nomina- ion with a largo Eastern manufacturer foi justness A fheiear leasL may bo had ' W solid Slht-rSnnonirhitooiii 780 of a local newspaper. Tho liko has nevei AT LOWEST PRICES Leavo Washington for Eaflton—fi:35,10:25 a. m tion were offered him. A local paper says tho purpose of inducing him to locate boforo been seen in Now Jersey, at least, The reason for selling Is that I am going lOWniron"! Irnjafor BOO 5:18,0:17 p. m., 13:10 a. m. ihcro. In other business This is ono of the oldest 800 LUHVO vVashingtou lor Scranton—*7:35, 9:50, tho candidates will bo ex-Judge I, W. These letters are well writton and contaii ind bLst hotel stands in the north ucitorn •IQOJlrcalllSafor 10:«, 11:03a.m. 3:30,0:15, 9:40 10:45,11:50p. m. SchulU, Peter Hagcrty and Georgo Hub- West Carlton avenue is now lighted by vast amount of interesting local news. mrtof the State John S Carcj, Phil Goods may be selected now, and delivered at any time. ' Leaves Washington for Junction—7:50, 10:18 Bohmitt. ilectriclty, two incandsccnt lamps haying Wo nro indeed very proud of our crops of ipsburg, N J a. in. ta:(3,8::»,H:a0p. m. been placed at convenient points there this Trains arrive from Junction—0:47> 10:55 a.m. Tho entertainment committee of the correspondents. FOK RENT —After April 1st next, one of 3:0S,6:12,9:3Up. m. Washington Athletic Association lias ar- week. -be oldest store rooms on Bolv iderc a% enuo Tho Young People's Union of the Baptist Size, 20\100 feet Desirable Inr-ntion, mod ,nged for an enjoyable social and., dance Ex-county Superintendent Heath, oi tfiurch met in the Sunday school-room irate rent Johnllagan, Washington, N J C E SIM ANTON, - Lent begins on February 10th. • ;o tnko place In' the club's rooms on New ronchtown, has been presented by thoon Monday night and elected ofliccrs, nfte Ifear's Eve Nearly 200 invitation's havo teachers of Hunterdon county with a linnd- Now delivery wagon, diiect from man- Tho U.S. Pipe Lino Co. Is about to erect which a lunch wns served to tho members ufacturer one-half cash, balance trade II THE COEITER JBWELEY STORE, •WASHINGTON. i>een issued. jome gold watch. its oil tanks at Junction. of tho Union and their friends. Tho fol- [. Mansfield, 120 Liberty street, New Tho trolley men In Philadelphia wero lowing officers wero elected: President, J York 0 1 0| < 1 1 Andrew H. Hibber, of Hope, this county, Arthur RounsavcII, a brakeman on thi i.^fn".^ '! '? """"?.'","'","". " ', " "' » HI m.1 iwlda nny nrtlUa la n; sloro thot you ordered to strike on Tuesday and tho re- VI. & E. local freight, had two finger W. KInney; Vice President, MIs3 Lizzie Try a can of Hopkins' steam hominy iolifnS Hoilt.miatapMfolj for jou.iulll you nro ready to Joy has been granted an original pension. sult was a general tie-up of cars all day. :rushed while coupling cars boforo leaving YounRi Secretary, - Miss TVuirn Guliek; hulled corn) It is delicious Full miart ) cents * . . Mrs, Maria Halsoy died at A firm, Morris Considerable - rioting took place and the?hillipsburg last Wednesday night. Corresponding Secretary,, Miss Mamie county, lost week at tho great ago of 102 police mnde over 200 arrests. Dire conse- Frltts; Treasurer, Miss Lizzie Lance; ROOMSTOLET on third floor of the old quences aro exDccted, The purse of $35 raised by the employees 'rganist, Sherwood Young. ; .Vlndsor House building Henrv John ton 1128 tf , Jlrfl.B. P. Apgftr, wife of tho postmaster >fthoNeedham for tho relief of Joseph Allen G. Thurmnn, the "Old Roman," Cornish & Co. are enjoying a holiday at High Brtlge, died In Denver, Colorado, rlouso has been augmented by an addition- Wm L HofF, doalerin telephones, Mesco died at his homo In Cleveland, Ohio, last il ?25 by Messers. Parsons nnd Cole. ;rade unequalled since '02. They have py batteries, electrical supplies and rub- last Wednesday. Thursday from tho effects of a fall he jot so far behind with their orders that ier stamps Addre&a Box 102, Washing- . Rev. J. R. Wright will preach a special Tho Hunterdon County Grand Jury re- ;on, N J sustained Home weeks ago. Ho was an ex- ;urned nineteen bills of indictment. Itdld he men in some of tho departments will Christnins sermon in tho M. 13. church U. S. Senator and ran with Grover Cleve- inve to work nights. To facilitate this Insure In tho Hackettstown Mutual Flro lot Indict J. H. Harrison who shot and next Sunday morning. land for Vico Fresidont in 1SSS. light work the factory is being wired for nsuranco Co and sa\o monoy Henry S led his boarder, Wm. Boyd, near Rlngoes Jroff, local agent tf dectric lights. A pleasing feature is tho ALLEGER ORGAN Arthur Alleger received ono of his Most young men are satisfied with asled »n Nov. 23d. Sr-EIGHS—I havo on hand six ncu Port- Christmas presents several days ngo in tho big enough for two, but Chirk Vough .and icavy demand for pianos. The instru- md Cutterb, nickel dash and arm rails, form of a promising son. Doric Staatcs aro exceptions. Thuy aru A family in Trenton wero poisoned by icnts made by this firm are meeting with ipholsterod in green cloth hi 'h backs, : The Danville Presbyterian church has saidtolmvo purchased a hob sled of W. eating honey .a couple of weeks ago. A treat favor wherever introduced. Al- ;ood qualities, bought to sell atfJSOOa chemical analysis of tho honey showed that piece, if sold before December 20th I oxtendud n call to Rev. Nathaniel P. W. Christine big enough to hold eight lough of a superior quality, they arc sold the poison was gathered by the bees, either t prices that are asked for tho inostin- will tako 525 00 a pieco lor themhem;, moimov, et Orouse, of Phajnixville, Pn. young Indies, besides themselves. uick to secure u bargain James M from the (lowers of mountain laurel, or a tirior grades in the cities. Uuying of tho 'itts, Washington X J 11-23-tf . -- Itcv. Irving Maxwell, of Oxford, preached, Harry Hay ward, the murderer of Cath- plant known as lamb-kill. innufneturers saves all middle men's in the Presbyterian church lust Sunday arine Ging, was hung in Minneapolis last STENOORAPHY AND TYPEWKITIXO done 1 A real estate dealer recently paid 50 irofits. uickly and correctly, on moderate terms morning in a very acceptable manner, i-cek. He was remarkably composed to Mctation talceii anywhere am] at uny time, cent— **-•»-* »ust foVTTrV twtf^l**U oVIUIt> insertionI Wi *** 1|Uft s*.*& oAll f b(il25< words in the the last, and his We continue to send tlie BTAR and ml all work treated in u Lotilldcntial man Wm. Vunderbelt has sold his shooting words wero a STAR'STARS Cent-a-worCentawordd column. He was so Thrice-a-Week Now York World for one icr. Call on or nddrcss "Stenocraplier," tiht I'll ] gallery to David Kries. Samuel Way will gambler's phrase: "Pull her tight; I'll ] Hooded with answeir:s that ho had to order year for only $2.00 in advance. TAR ollico, Washington, N J open a restnunint in connection with tli« stand pat." He left a confession. the ad. out after the first insertion. Di- In the way of acoujfh drop you'll find • gallery. A treat awaits those who will attend the rectly from it he made a sale which net- Couguing irritute3 tho delicate organs .otliing better than Uehloin's, and nniy20 Dr. Jacobus1 increasing business at Xew- entertainment to be given in the Port ted him £50. id aggravates the disease. Instead of tuts per pound 11-21 Li Murray, Baptist church on New Year's raiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. It ' ton compels him, hereafter, to remain at Tho « of baptism was admin- Am bnjinf,, furnishing, trading seeonds, that place each week several hours longer Eve, when u comcdy-dratim in five parts.!. . , • .. lelpsatonce, making expectoration easy, icondhaud mnclnnerj,supplies, mereliiin ( tcs in the Baptist educes the soreness and Inflammation. ise, odd and job lotflcld, forget that the STAK is one oi the most Wm. Lozier, of Townsbury, pleaded by persons desiring to witness the service. iO Liberty St, Now York desirable gifts you could send to a distant guilty in the Sussex County eotirtff this More candidates will be bapii^d next Fon SALL—Farm of cightj seven acres, relativo or friend. week to stealing harness from Lewis S. Sunday night. On Chrtettiias Mght. ve minutes' walk from Brotduaj Station Tlie entertainment to be given in Music tpplj toC T Helt/mJln,Broadv^aJ a 12 tf i Twenty-four members of the Washing- Young, of Andover, and sentence was de- The ball by Organ City Council, No. 1 on Christmas night, under-the dus- For dflu ]nus ice Creim and Ices, Iliiw | -----ton •-Athletic Association luvvo entered a ferred until Hi in, morn ing. Un wns recent- 551, Catholic Eenevolout 'Lugion, of ices of tho Ladies' Social Circle of the Cake and sweet Bread, no one excels pinochle tournament which will begin on ly tried on a similar charge in this county Washington, to be held in Clarendon Guliek He spares no e\pense in their '.. E. church, is a novelty and has been Saturday evening, but got clear. Hall, Hackettstown, on New Year's Eve, making, thus insuring the highest qu iht> sndered satisfactorily in Scrnnton and Mr. George W. Knse, of this place, has will bo very largely attended if the weath- Pias I-on svi,n —Apply to James L A lew days ago a Morristown gunner ;hcr places. It includes tlie following composed a bright and airy w.Utz song en- er proves pleasant, judging from tho large Shields, Washn gton shot an English cock pheasant nenr Hnck- iccialista in their respective specialties: titled "When You are Mine and I am sale of tickets. 1 cttstowu, which measured three feet from 'illard Howe, Pittaton, elocutionist; Miss If jou really want a nice sleigh and n Thine" which is suro^ to attract merited substantial sleigh, call on me I h i\ t, some tipofbilltotipoftail. . A carpenter anda mason examined ..the* ~ JrtFude fciaxe,Pittston , banjo; Miss Grace UiiiUiu\e no equals in Washington K 6 rr attention. IIo has just received a supply ' j6lm LT"Sul]i%'an,~tiio great pugilist, snys Episcopal church last week and estimated ulgley, Bethlehem, whistling; Mrs. A. Bowers, Jr of copies from the publisher, R. F. Seitz, that since 1S.S1 lio has made £2,000,000. To- the damages caused by thy recent fire at F., Florey, Washington, and Mrs. W. M. ^FORSvLr—A hand nude, light weight, of-Glcti Rock, Pa. *S69, which claim has been allowed in full Paysen Hartshorne, Newark, singing. A second handed Portland cutter CJ.II be day John could not sign his name to a seen at the St Cloud Hotel stables check that would bo worth ?l,000. Tho Cochran Houso, in Newton, which by the London, Liverpool and Globe, Chinese band of 25 pieces will bo a feature, was purchased at public sale by Robert H. which is represented in this borough by FOR SUE—Several second h ind organs, Governor Worts on Tuesday refused to anda novelty of the program will be a good condition, from ffS 00 up, , alslsoo a Lnm- Snook last week Is to be completely over- W. G. Creveline. symphony in which 1-1 different instru- lounge Hibbard Beatti 12 12 tf Ex-Mayor Alleger reports the organ ments will take part. * The entertainmont We will send tho STVH and the elegant will close with a farce entitled, "Dr, Bax-"Cosmopolitan Mngi/ine," both lor one county, and ho will be hung today. business as being very brisk, and his fac- Blairstown six years ago and sold it to th( ter's Great Invention." The seat chart year, for the astonishinastoni g low, price ooff -'i: lo> ; tory running at its full capacity. He pre- in ad\ance One of tho longest mail routes in theprescntowner for,?S,SO0..'.'-.. ic ad\ance V»i subscriberubscribers now pared considerably to meet the holiday will be open at the Warren County Drug j In the anurs for theSTVh R willl be requiredd ."-'S.'State is that from Flatbrookvillu to Nu- The town committee of Frelinghuysen trade by making; up a largo number of in- Store tomorrow (Friday) morniug, at 9 upandf2 25inadwince HANDSOME DESIGNS, MODERATE PRICES, ton and return, a distance of 40 miles. It township met in Marksboro on the 3rd struments during tho fall, and is therefore I have straight t sledq, bob sleds and is run by Calvin Garis three times a week. inst,, to receive and pay bininty on ground sleighs of \anou i patterns mid prices 11 6 and 7 OCT PIANO CASE ORGANS A SPECIALTY. making prompt shipments. Q. Bowerfl, Jr., Washington Iron Foundry Dr. E, Lenr Reiglo, says n Bloomsbury hog scalps. They received 2,015 scalps of The sale of tho R. P. Cummins land on Several Lodge Notes. Mathews 'says that cloudy weatliei is SUPERIOR TONE, SMOOTH and EASY ACTION, "correspondent, has rented tho Vlict house, groundhogs and 25 of foxes. The com- just as good as clear to have your picture mittee paid for them until the bounty upper Eelvidere avenue, advertised to be Mansfield Lodge, No. 3G, F. A, M., will corner of Main street (and Gardner place, taken EXCELLENT FINISH. 1 money-was exhausted when payment was* 3old to pay for the sidewalk laid in front elect ofiicers this evening. ^;.snd I ; furnishing it'for;the ix*c«|jtionof his *| COPYINO—Upon the typewriter; prompt wife,' " °~' " . . stopped. , . }j of the property by the- Borough authori- The Knights and Ladies of the Golden services ; confidential j terms dt i; ties, did not take place on Monday. Mr. Call or address " Typit" Frank Davis, of Nutley, one of tho pret- Star will elect ofliccrs next Thursday night General Scvvell has received tho chair- Cummins had tho case carried to tho Su- Washington, N J tiest and fastest growing communities in and initiate three candidates. manship of tho United States Senate Com- preme Court on a writ of certiomi'i. --mittee-jm Enrolledj Bills, nndis^alsoa the State, nnd formerly of Rockport, was StarlUbt Lodge, No. 112, K.-of P., will in'town on Monday. -J le and "ills" brother' initiate a candidate to night, and the new 4*. W. Alleger, "^-member ot'the'Committeeioir Military~Af- gyg fairs. • • \__ =. t : .,.;.; Selden, formerly of •NVashingtcin, are in belief there, is that the. story about Mrs. P. form of ritual will be used, -The election the jewelry business there and doing well. W." Thatcher's 'heritage is a piece of fiction. of officers will take place on Dec. 20th. " Roy. Dr. Robert N. MefritCrectoiTbf St.~ Recently they purchased a new three-story Circulars Free. WASHINGTON, N. J. For the enlightenment of tho Times and its Liberty Council; No. 15, Sr. O. U. A. M., Peter's Episcopal church in Morristown, building which thoy-occupy themselves. died of Bright's disease last Thursday. He readers, we would say that thestory is true will elect the recently nominated ofliccrs had been rector of/St. Peter's church for Barbara Aub is a woman creating a sen- in every respect nnd detail, and was veri- on the last meeting in this month, Decem- New York courts at present. She fied by^Uie principals before being used in ber 31. he STAR. • Warren Council, No. 16, Jr. O. U. A. M., Olmdiah Teeter has moved from the will nominate ofliccrs next Monday night and initiate two candidates., .The election of officers occurs the'last'T'MoiTdiiy nigli't James H. Johnston [ in December. " "* •'• "'•'. ;'-"". i The erection of the trusses hf the roof of Washington^ avenue. Albert llarle, Uto Tribe, >'o. 80, I. O. It. M., will'nom- Successoi to Jos [olinston's Sons I leased she chnngtd. again and said her con- inato oniuers to-morrow night and adopt ... the new M. VI. church. will be: completed fession was made through unduo' influence Hoboken, will occupy tho flat vacated by one or two pale faces. The- Great Chiefs this week, when another installment, of nfcortain^rties by holding her in a spell Mr. Teeter. "' will visit 'Pluto Tribent Dover next Mondny $3,000 will bo paid tho contractors, making of some kind. ' a totaiof $11,000 paid them. In compiling tho chronological digest of night and lomi Tribe at Morristown on Clcarwater, tho Pittsburgh .pool playor, the ycar?s happenings from the last fifty- Friday night of next week. What is more suitable for Christmas Pi e- P Last week tho Cole LaiidCo._ sold, two is the new champion of:the world, having two numbers of the STAR, it has''.boon our "•' Hope Lodge; No. 20^, B;6f R.R.T.,Svilt more building1 lots oii Youmaiis ivvoniie, mm defeated Joromo Kcogh, the Binghamp- aim to collect all events of importance hold its annual reception in tho armory at sents than a pair of . one .to Archibald Lance and the other to and to present them briefly and with ex ton player, in the'closing gnmo of the Syra: Dover, on January ICth.,... •..._,;...... Fred. Christine. It. is understood •'•thi cuse tournamenti_ou Siitiirilny nights Frank. a^tnuss. ^:;Thevfi.-mny.: be; some: omissions T : Absolutely Pure. i both,will build in thc s'pring.^ , •: •:-"'•'•.• - Sherman, of Trenton, wiis in tho tourna- nnd sorao errors, but if so, they are purely the result of oversight. A cronm of tnrtnr buying powilT. Highest ot :'! The electric light plant at Bldirstown, it ment'and finished seventh,'1mb gave each- 8 nil in lenvoiilntr BtroUKth —I u'«tit Uuilotl States No miracle Govorniuou^l'omlKouort is said, will cost $50,000. ...Tho great ox- of the leaders a hiivd'fight. Ho will give When c, p. Bowlby began the manufac- : abotirtlicm — they are"sim1[ily'ihe"rcsuirof a ii'fctimV Ii HAKINO I'OWKK Co.", 10G Wull St., N, Y -ziLx^i :~-ipenso-Is- Cftuaod- by-uulaigins :dam37:and tin exhibition- of fancy "pldyiiig' in'Music™ tirre of pianos ho did ono of tho wisest Hall on Friday night, December 27, when f anil practice by the one man b • America wlxi I building flumes of sufficient capacity .to things possible, ns subsequent:: events have is best qualified t< Dolan and Stonebacb meet in a match of. run tho plant by water power. proven. Tho Princess pianos are meeting :ca of the ******** 250 points.'. The. match w.asarrangod by Dr. • Vice Chancollor.Bird's term oxpires next with much favor' among dealers ovcry- and bowel*. • Frank E. VanSyckle who will havo tho • Dr, Dc 's Dyspepsi -year and'It is said that Gov. Werts will whero and tho sales are increasing: every • MUSIC LESSONS. afTair in charge.. :- ' Pills have greater sal stop into tho place. Chancellor McGill, month: They aro handsome in stylo and rrlmto luatcucti finish and pleasing in tone. on lesa advertising, wher : who will make tho appointment, has been Christmas candy and mixed candy nnd •'• best known, than any \ \- Torraslon asked to givo tho position to the retiring peanut brittle ut 10c. alb. at Uehlein's. Fresh—very best fresh roasted peanuts, ;'; other pill in tin: world. F. W., COLLINS, 5c. Ji__quiirt. English walnuts 13c. a lb. Eat good food, and taT*e :. Governor. , .-; r combination of tlitfSTXiii'and "Cos- $ near D , I & \\ depot 11 Orangci^and bananas atUohlein's.. ono or Dr, Dcanc's pills •-••- Tho Bloomsbury Canning Co., presented mopblltanMagazino, both for ono year, cai,-.VYoar siomacli, !!vi2i, uuJ Ijuud * •*•<»•••••«••••••• »•*«•««*« ; 1 •-A Christmas present'to~ench customer at •-:-.--:='™:~%r~V/mp Gibson," oCj Good-'Springs,"*^tho"-pxo - for ?2.25j'.ia-iho greatest- value"wo~havo disappear^ White wrapper if eonsti- r AARKET QUOTATIONS •: mium for cultivatinff the largest, smoothest ovor been enabled to make. the Warren County Drug Storo.: if bowels are loose. ave^a large .stock _to_select from nnd best adapted tomatoes for canning Fresh--yery best ftesh roasted, peanuts, Fine assortment of.JToys^nnllg, etc.,jit ^purposes .of any^srrpwBi^trtj^lm '. amf corroctod'weekiy by tliom iB CO~7 1 Huttor. ~GK7TA-.»d seendA-tMir\^z:-'-- this year, --.- OrangesandbaanaatUhliOrangesandbananaaatUehlein'a' . .^ UlOli IlniPQK, N. J. Nov. 23,1805, 2S I Tnrkoy FonSALE~-Blacksrhithtools umiistock, 11 , One; pound of. candy givbn free with Photo albnms.-.colluloid, plush and leath- 'T use Amlcrson'8 Voyotulrio Minoral'Com- right away j 500 shoes, sharp for immediate tBoof lotmd, Am plagnod with sluk houilticho; tills Unmet;. Corn 1 every dlldollar'' s wortth off goodds boughbht at er—over twenty varieties at the Warren i the only tiling 1 ovor usoa tlmt ( "" * uao";"ahop can bo'rentedof samo party of Shoulders 1 U hwit V whom I rfint:..nui«t;;:«ell ou-accountof ill •orE'.™"" ~ "| Outs Jy^^^^ liiJ 5^1 ^^^ health", S. tf. Puff, Deckertown, N, J. -. Chfckou THE WASHINGTON STAR WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1895.

The stewards of the church have an old- Charles CJino, of High Bridge, spent last ?.-•' fashioned donation supper booked for Now pleasant entertainment on Xcw Year's worthy of the day. Wo can only add that eve, which will ho followed by a social i wcok in town with his mother, Mrs. Peter wo wish them a merry Christmas. ^Year's eve to be held at the parsonage. Cllnc. , Proceeds for the benefit of tho pastor. the basement. Tho now railroad bridge is open for Article William and Georgo Wicgand, of High Tax Collector Smith was at the hotol on There promises to bo a general moving travel and presents a singular appearance, time around here in the spring. Bridge, were in town last week to see their standing as it docs five feet higher than Tuesday oflast week relieving the peoplo parents. ' of their surplus money. The Jr. 0. U. A. BI., or Hope, sent a vis- the old one. It is an odd looking affair at Miss KatioPotts is spending a fortnight present but will, undoubtedly, appear to HOLIDAY \ "Shorty" Lowis has received his Christ- iting delegation to the council nt Hackctts- town last Friday night. with relatives nt Hackettstown. bettor advantage when tho approaches are : mas present a little ahead of time, but properly filled and graded. 1 : . • nevertheless he la proud of his new boy. Last week Aaron Sohuyler, who leaves Dr. Tunison is erecting a stone wall in front of his residence on Belvidere avenue. Melick & Thompson are unusually busy Our school house is in bad condUipn. up nearShiloh, dressed a hog which tipped the scales at 710 pounds. Mrs. Alvin Drake nnd family nro inreceiving corn nt their grain houso at GOODS. Window pifnes are out and large cracks tho railway station. are under the doors. The children suffer Jerome Wildrlck has a young Shepherd Scranton as the guests of her parents, Mr. Never in the history of Easton has any such showing with cold. dog which he otters for sale at reasonable and Mrs. Win. R. Call. No snow nor prospect of any " right soon," causes many a heavy sigh to escape of Holiday Goods been made, as yon ' Our boatmen are homo for the winter. crms. : James Haley, of Now York, was here to seo his brother, Michael, last week. from tho breasts of anxious sleigh dealers, will now see in our The season has not been a profitable one as The friends of Rev. I. J. Wilmarth will SOLD ONLY ][V The Christian Endeavor Society held a to say nothing of the growls attho weather there wm too much slack loading. trive him a donation in the Christian church man who lias promised snow repeatedly. School was closed last Thursday as theon New Year's eve. All are cordially in- business meeting last Thursday evening at teacher, Wm. Pierson, went toUniontown vited to attend. A program of exercises the home of Mr, and Mrs, Fred. Fowler. Tax Collector Cline held court three days last week and rromnppcaranccscollcctions to attend the wedding of his sister. will be rendered durinji the evening. A sociable was subsequently held and re- freshments served. were not very brisk. However, there are Big Quadruple Store. Win. Apgar took a party of young folks The skating has been fine on Hope pond Miss Maggie Welgand has secured a posi- six days more in which to pay and by that from hero Tuesday night and gave Wm. and Silver Lake, and the young peoplo time all will be woll. Pritts, of near your borough, a surprise. took advantage of the golden opportunity tion at Belvidere. Ten to 20 cases arriving every day. Be sure to Dancing parties are all the rage amongst Wm. Willever and wife, of your borough, to skate. About forty persons assembled at the call and see. homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Wolilnger, the young people in this vicinity, conse were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. Alonzo Herrick, formerly of your quently the services of Prof. Firman are in : H. Mutchler. town, spent Sunday wiih his 'sister, Mrs. last Friday evening in honor of their son* •••••••«»•••»»»» William. After games had been played great demand. Jesse Warman will relinquish farming in W. H. Swayze. He is now in the employ of the U. S. government us nnil agent on for a time supper was announced, and a Fine skating on the canal until Friday the spring and remove to West field where l( the famous steamer, St. Louis. right royal spread it was. The guests had when tho men drew tho level" and that he will engage in teaming. a delightful time. ended the business for a time. ... ,,Our utjuplo uru luukitiir forward with Joseph M. Head was given a donation party on Wednesday of last week, about Alfred Burd, of Morrbtown, is enjoying We understand that Mis3 Sallle Carter great interest to the Christmas number of intends spending the winter at St. Louis CLOAK 30 being present to enjoy tho occasion and tho mountain air at tho home of his par' tho STAU, which is always so bright and cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burd. Mo., with her sister, Mrs. Mary Kennedy. newsy. feast on the good things brought in. John Hartman has secured the position Mrs. Hetty Kennedy entertained her The young people have been enjoying Besides the music furnished by the Ex- celsior Cornet Band in their practice Mon- of head book-keeper at the Cooper Fur- daughter and grand-daughter, Mrs. and . tho skating on the canal which is so good nace, Phillipsburg. Mr. Hurtinan is a com- Miss Clark, of Belvidere, on Thursday last. DEPT. day and Friday nights, our town rings at that one young man who broke the runner petent man for the position. Friday marked the coldest day of tho of his skate had gone nearly a mile before intervals from the strains of twelve pianos Now is yoifr time to secure bargains in Ladies' and and twenty organs, Miss Ella Myers, of near Delaware, was season, tho mercury indicating two degrees he found it out. Since there are vacant rooms would it the guest lust week of Miss Murtha Shafer. above zero at 7 a. m. Children's Cloth Jackets and Fur Capes. Mrs. A. E. Seguine, who has been very not be advisable to have the post-ofllce in Rev. Mr. Mitchell, of Jersey City, preach- George Wolfo is very proud of his new See our elegant stock. sick for tho past week, is improving, a separate department at the next term of ed two sermons in the Presbyterian church boy. • aliss Emma Willover and sister, Mrs. office? last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Davis, of Easton, Charles Apgar is acting as'Tax Collecor George Cook, visited their sister, Mrs, Our hamlet gives support to two active will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. "' . Cline's assistant. •••••••••••••••• Garris, at Easton, last Thursday. churches, with an Epworth League'and a Jacob Blessing, of Philadelphia, is the Miss Rose Weller is very busy setting WM. H. AXFORD, Miss Mattio Butler was the guest of herChristian Endeavor Society connected with gucit of his parents. things to rights after moving a few days cousin, Miss Ada Daily, at Easton, Tuesday the respective churches, three grocery and Edward Taylor, of Chatham, is at thesince. dry goods stored, one Alliance store, one home of his sister, Mrs. George Lanning, Tho young fellow who was so delighted OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS; the Grocer!, and Wednesday. hardware store, three confectioneries, two Miss Tillio Cook, of Asbury Hill, spent this week. to " Rush" and assault a peaceable citizen hotels, one barber shop, two meatmarkets, on Saturday night, the 7th inst., has found •••••••••••••••• last Thursday here with her mother. one grist mill, one foundry, two black- Jacob Sharrer and son Eugene, of your town, were nt the home of his mother on out that sucii sport proves rather expen- Hnreyou over In vest touted tho merits 0 M. B. Bowers and wife were with his smiths, two taxadermists, three dressmak- sive. parents in your town on Tuesday. ing rooms and one millinery establish- Sunday. thi> r«'1i>tirntfO Mrs. S. Shlllinger and daughter, of ment. Miss Gertrude Cline and Osborn Hilde* Cole & Rush have a lot of poplar loga at the railroad station consigned to a peach Cooksville, were guests last Thursday of Mr. George V. Howell returned from brant, of Hope, were guests of Mrs. Peter BUSH & BULL, basket manufactory. :.....; Mrs. Bird, •. • • . ., ;. Newark Saturday, after a.week's visit. Cline on Sunday. Mnson" Willever must be a hard man Mrs. D. Riddle, our choir leader, sang at Mr. and Sirs. Aaron Hildebnmt spent Mrs. Henry Young is very ill of quinsy at LARGEST DRY GOODS DEALERS, Axford Washer an entertainment at Easton on Tuesday of her home on Belvidere avenue. to please. He has been two weeks looking Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. for pigs and can't find any to buit. last week. Van Horn. Rev. Andrew Henry is holding successful 301 to 313 Northampton Street, revival meetings in the M. E. church. He W. W. Stocker, telegraph pole contrac- Miss Emma Williver has been entertain- Sedgwick Harris and Miss Maggie Ed- We said fo:ir of tiiont tnst wuek. They glvo ing her cousin, Miss Gussie Boarder, of will be assisted next week by the blind tor, has a consignment of poles at the EASTON, PENN'A. wins were married at the M. E. parsonage station ready for shipment, the same hav- t'mil Mutlnfartlon. Cull niul ecu tlitiin. your town. by Rev. Mr. Carson, Tuesday, Dec. 10th. evangelist, llev. Mr. Houston. Mrs. Carpenter and son, Ezra, of Stevens- ing been accepted by Inspjctor Sullivan Miss Katie Lewis is spending u week Wm. II. Bowers has been painting the on Friday. at Bloomsbury with her sister, Mrs. James burgh, were guests of Mr. aiuUMrs. Alex. outside of his residence. lie and his fam- Consequent upon the opening of the rail- Nixon. ily expect to dine with his parents in your Euler last week. Rev. Mr. Redhefler, of Buttzville, will road bridge was the withdrawal of night Mrs. Philip Warman, of Washington, borough, on Christmas day, that having watchmen at the crossings. D. C, returned here on Saturday evening been the family reunion day for the past preach in the M. E. church next Sunday, 22 years. It was nine months last Monday since the A meeting of the Board of Education to see her mother, who is still very ill. was held on Monday to take into considra- Have You Heard the Latest ? works shut down. It is said that Manager ... _ We are pained to learn'that Mrs.. A. A. The building committee, having graded tion ways and means for properly heating Seguine, of Newark, who spent the sum-the grounds of the Christian church prop- Lukens is doing all in his power to have just step in Hornbaker & Bowers' and they will tell the works started again. the school house in this village. The fur- mer here, is very ill with pneumonia. erty, re-roofed the building, repaired the nace now in use being totally inadequate. ,: yon something that will snrprise you. They belfry, erected an alcove with new chim- Mrs. Tackc, of Easton, visited relatives Merry Xmas to all and to all many of are selling here last week. ney in the rear, placed a new heater in tlie KALNKSBUKG. basement, (which by the way, they had them. : • . Miss Maud Inscho ,has been visiting her Miss Mamie Swartz, of Belvidere, is vis- Solid Steel Runner Skates for only 50 Cents, LEHIGfl never had access to), and put other needed cousin, Miss Lr>ttie~"P«rker, at .Springtnwn. repairs on the exterior of the building, iting Miss May Kitchen. A No. 1 Full Nickeled Skates for $2.50.... A surprise party was given in honor of will now continue the work in the interior James Vankirk, Jr., and famil expect Miss Etta Osmun on Tuesday evening of by building a church parlor and society to spend Christmas at Dover, N. J. John and Theodore Proctor, of School- Peck & Snyder Skates (»''<>»• «>««>) for $2.50. lost week. • - room, replacing the old -'.seats with new ey's Mountain Springs, are spending a few Mrs. Jacob Kitchen and daughter, Myr- days with their uncle, Joseph B. Opdyke. Mrs, David Co well, of PortColden, spent ones, putting in new windows and carpet- tle, visited at Mr. and Mrs. Fox's lost Nickeled Belgian Lamps a part oflast week with her .sister, Mrs. N. ing and painting the entire building. This week. Alva Barber has secured a new horse Bowman. work, when completed, will make a de- and wagon in which he expects to serve of 43 candle power (almost equal to an electric light); no Jacob B. Beck and family spent last Sat- the surrounding country with oysters. Miss Ella Houkenbury, of your town, was cided improvement in-the appearance of breaking globes on the Belgian; will give more light and a thi3 church. urday at Stroudsburg. here to see relatives last week. Moses V. Vannatta has adopted a twelve- softer light that a dozen" ordinary lampsrall"we"askis~a" trial Frank Mingle, the.affable clerk of J. S. year-old boy from Hackettstown. Moses William Miller, Jr., of Newark, is visit- Mrs. P. G. Creveling has returned from a Andress, spent last Sunday at Marksboro, doesn't believe in being alone in his farm- arid if what.we say.is:.not true you can return.it... -.: ...,;. - 'fortnight's visit to her daughter, Mrs. ing Irving Hixon. ~ visiting his parents. ing. We are also selling the „ It is the J?eist in Trumbower, at Dover. Mrs. Abram Beck visited at Blairstown a Silas Watters has secured a large quan- John Cole, of Junction, was in town last few days last week, the guest of her daugh- JUNCTION. tity of peach pits and will embark in the week. ter, Mrs. Co&sius M. Crisman. Hugh Snyder has moved his family into nursery business the coming spring. • The net receipts of the "crazy supper" Howard Hallett, of Spragueville, has HAPPY GRATING DOU0L£ HEATER. the Market the house recently vacated by Joe Oraler. Jacob E. Apgar, the mail carrier of held in the basement of the church last been spending a few days' with his uncle, Pleasant Grove, has secured land in this It is as far. ahead of others heaters as the Belgian is ahead.,of week were about $30. Miss Jennie'Bowlby, of your borough, Jos. Hallett. spent lust week witti relatives in town. vicinity and will co-operate with another other lamps. Never one has failed to give satisfaction. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Warne and daugh- The ice on the Paulinskill is about five party in the nursery business on an exten" ter, Miss Maggie, spent Sunday out of Mrs. Fred Bogart and children have inches thick and the boys are enjoyingsive scale. been spending u few days with relatives in OUR LEADER RANGE BECAUSE town. themselves hugely, skating. The ice men Alex. Anderson has added a bay window •;••; -•.. BlisnaP-. Burd. and mother and Miss Washington. '"' . • . .>.- . ... are also jubilant. to his lately improved place. He has also appears in a new dress,-more attractive than ever. A beauty ; Belle Beers, all of Summerfield, were en- A number of our town people, botli mar- R. C. Snyder contemplates taking an- erected a large henery. It is Harder, ' ried and single, attended a- party,; at .Mr. only.to.be appreciated by. using.. Russia. Iron Patent Roaster, ;::"---. tertained by Sirs. M.Tlurd on Sunday." oLhtr trip Wt;aL In Lhe near future. John C. Apgar has re-roofed his wagon Mra. John Moore, of Columbia, is visit- and Mrs. Peter Mar terns', at Asbury, last Joseph Hallet, Jr., of New York city, the.only thing to roast your Christmas turkey in. Call and Tuesday night. All report a good time. house and made many other improvements ing her brother, John Rymoud. has been visiting his parents for a fewof a substantial nature. see our goods. HORNBAKER & BOWERS. . Burns Longer, /Mrs. Wm. Apgar, of Washington, has Mr. Starker will move in the spring from days. Rev. Nicholson, of Lower Valley, as- John W. Clinc's farm to Norton, and a Mr. been spending a few days with friends in town. ' " '*' ; ' ' Clark Crisman took a business trip to sisted Rev. Jos. MoManlman in his re- Homaduo, of New Hampton, will take his Delaware last Wednesday. vival services Thursday night Seventeen :. Contains ITs Slate, place. Rev. TT. Adair, the newly elected pastor Mrs, Annie M: Beck" will spend Christ-" conversions have thus far been the result of the Baptist church, moved his family \ •..•;.::.„. D. .Bowman;led: the Ep-.vortb Lcauguc '*} ma3mas and cut turkey;,with her, daughter, of the extra meetings, and considerable :: : meeting last Sunday-evening. -^ - here^last '^riday.'p •• They" 'occupy 'Mr-'j^jp,' Joaeph.D. :HilI,.at Walnut Y interest is stillsbowiv -~ —-.-»- -•— Loavos iTo Cliakers? ~ Haughwout's'bouse,"opposite the church. John Lunger will move to your town nnd Mrs. John M. Beck and Mrs. Henry B. J, E. Ort is spending' his time in Flem- Peter:Th,!?_mas win occupy Lunger's farm. Our merchants have been putting in a Beck visited at Mrs! Marshall Beck's one ington as a petit juror..,,... .• !-•• • ••?+.••.•. : large stock of holiday goods, and tue sev- - Givea Out• JIoio Hsat,' . ..- Miss Maud Inscho visited Easton on Sat- ; day last weokv '._ :,!..'/..„ • .... Matthew Johnston has taken a position : eral stores - present-a • very attractive'", ap- as hostler for W. W. Wooden, at Califon. ' ~ Our second shipment of Dolls arrived."- They-nro not- urday. pearance. H.M. Bigelow has fitted up an John Rorbach expects to leave in a few * any cheaper than the first ones, but they arc just as Dr.P, G. Creveling, of Little York, is extra room with a tine display of Christ- days for Dover, Del. , He will be absent a Lew Ortwillleave tbo employ of Andrew * cheap, which is saying u tjreut deal. Tho Boat, thwefose•:.'-•.• spending a few days with his family here. mas novelties, confectionery, fruits, etc. short time and will,spend Christmas at •W. Nuughright, undertaker afcTectertan, r r Anyone desiring to make holiday purchases Baltimore, Md..:j and has rented the dwelling of EHz. An- * and best line of DOLLS in Easton. * '" * : • .. 0... would do well to patronize our home mer- .. Enos Chamberlain, wife-and daughter) dersohV"at Littlo; Brook,1 for the^fcoming Tho Choapost. chants. ; R f" '. .-Tihit- LITTLE YORK. ; Annie, visited Airs. O's brother, Cornell year. • • j- Prayer meetings are lield every Saturday Henry Lunger, an old and well known Hartman, near Hope, lost Thursday. ,, Wm/Philhower, of Ohio, is visiting re- ' MissLo3tan"V.;rUibble,--principal :'6f bur latives iri^iilifoiir1^ Ohr hi£.~retiirn West.ho B. T •* ".r;. nynning at 7:30 o'clock, at Peter Melroy's. resident of this place, died lost Wednes- "™ jfti tlou»>i."y6ii want'-'to know somethin| g al : We are pleased to note a larger attendance day night, He had been confined to theschool, was the guest of her pupil, Miss will locate in Los Angelos, Southern Cali- cry Goods. Hern yon am : ''"^ " ?:•-•-••: fornia. •-:.„;.•„.. "^ ~ 'HUMMED SAILOHS for Children at 25C. " than formerly. house for several weeks with a severe cold Nellie Brands, last Thursday night. ^-^iloilucetl from 80c. Kopt Undor Covor, .and heart trouble.-:. Puncral services wore Wl "™"™Mls^Al^ - Frank Davlson has beon visiting" friends -""C.'-Farley-wIU-return"to^ his former em- held Saturday morning at the Presbyterian near Easton, and while there had theployer, Peter Robinson, of Califon. i£? V-^ Reduced from 7flc. der were guests of the Misses Melroy-on church, Rev. J. B. Umberger officiating. .for Children at 08c. Ddivorod Over Scroons. pleasure ofi attending &'wedding. Frank Our tax collector is sitting to receive the >T! li „'• Ri-duci-d from $1411." : ...... Sunday.... , : • ..• . ''. . ". _^__ Rev. J. B; J. Rhodes conducted the ser- 1 la now posted. ; •• • ' voluntary contributions^accorded him. TRIMMED HATS lor Ludlun |U$1 BO, $2 and 1JMJ.BO. :, The old;Shannon lot, near Bridgeville vices at the house. ' The G. A. R., of which Reduced from $2.08, «».l>8 and $(.<)». J. S. Andresa pays taxes in three counties Nelson H. Sliker will locate in Beatyes- ; TAM O'SHANTBRS at We. ' Btation, now owned by Mrs. Wm. Carson, Mr. Lunger was a member, attended in a tf ois advertised/.to be sold on Saturday. body and 'conducted the services at theand ten townships in this state. town very shortly. Spr..:: I BLACKBIRDS at 10c. ' 1 FANOX FEATH13RS at 10c. E. L. Mathows has retnrned from a visit grave. ji; Cure for Headache. John Sliker will occupy the farm where •-; toScranton, , •>< As a remedy for all form of Headache John Nuiin now lives andiNuim will move And all other ^oods In proportion. Storo open evenings. back on Jas. W. Anthony's farm. ; Tho usual holiday entertainment will be Electric Bitters has proved to bo tho_yery held on.Christuias ove^ Vi? • . . Bucklcu's Arnica Salve. best. It effects a permanent^ cure and tho ; - • -^ j^^ on The Best Sslvc: in the world *;for"Cuts,', most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield .If (lUflering with piles, it'will interest you to "know that .DQ'Witt'sTWltahTHazel • ' : his promises!- He struck goodiwater at a Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt _Rhmim, Fever to ite influence. We ur^e all who are Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, | afilictedjo procure a boulty and give this Salvo will euro them. This medicine is a • Belvidoro Avo. and Morris Canol,^ UVsrl^ specific for"ail complaints "of this 'chtiranter ly cures'Piles, or no pay required! It is constipation electric Bittora cures by giv- and if instructions (which are simple) ore : guaranteed to" give perfect satisfaction or ing the needed'tonic to the bowels, and few carried out) a euro will result. We have ...... ; KAR.VS CLOVE ^ ^OOT, tho great puri^ tested this in numerous cases, and always iii-Northathpton St., Easton, Pa. . uL»_ ,lVf; ;,">;; Y fier, gives freshness^and clearness to themoney refunded. Prico 25'cents per box. cases long resist the use of this mediolne. -Try it onccr-Fifty cents nr.a-Sl.Q0 at F. N.-With :Hke resuU«;_-;n-;novnr.. fails.'./ ^\ Jenkins'j.Warrdh County Drug Store?-""--"' 50 cts.1; f 1.00. Sold at Carter's Drugstore^ I Drug Store. " j Jen kins' Warren County^Driig atorer""™"" Trenton. yp, John Fine, Newport. :• Grace Woodhouso; / Geo. A7Griiy, Joiiiisonsbii Daniel IIo;igl:ind, Columbl nnd Susan Vanhorn, 2. MM/Win. tilivorthorn, 1 C. ItncliL'l Thompson, Mar IBKH. With K. CarlhiKi PJiiltl'psb felt, Polkvlllo, and Oeo. Lnrtie, Cnlifon. hiwiipe. 'i. Qeo. T. Ilixon, Oxford tow •, Washington, and Mrs, Jacob Solglc, Phillips mry. Michael Glbney, FhUIipsbt an, South Boston, 0, MaryProtzman, Huckci psburg. Mrs. John Butler, Suctt'a 3 Ividere, nnd Sullio 7. Elizabeth KdmondH, Olc Mrs. Oeo. Woodruff', Wash id Lom Mills, Littlo Francis M. Slack, Washing THE "WASHINGTON STAlt "WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1895.

killed by Tailing boiietttha coal train at KIT OF THE YEAR. Manunkachunk. Continued from page 11. 17. Elmer Cooloy, n Phlllipaburg brake- IN WOMAN'S SPHERE. man, killed while shifting cars at Corpen- 2QTJohn B. Slikor, RocfcporL HUM DAY DESSERTS. UOME-MA.DE CANDY. ™Nathan Hawn, Tranqullity, 77. torsvlUo. ^Mra. Ellas, Hoffman, Oliangowator, 57. SEPTEMBER. Pudding and, Apple Rulla Kspeclally Delightful Sweets the Compounding of 22. Mrs. Johiol T. Allen, Delaware, 75. 5. Charles Clark, of "Boston, beheaded by Meant for Feativo Occasions. J Which Causes Much Enjoyment. "Jacob Foist, Plilllipsburj;, GO. a passenger train on the M. AE. at Phil- t •, Mrs. Wm. Exton, PhllHpsburff, 63. lipsburg. To mako a rich plum pudding mix thor-1 Butter Scotch.—Ono cup light'.brown ' 24. Caleb Stackkouse, Buttzvlllo. 23. Mrs. Thomaa Sexton, of Washington, oughly together ono and one-half pounds sugar, one-half cup hot water, one table- 28. RobertStull.Phillipsburg.oa instantly killed by a D. L. & W. express of raisins, seeded and cut in half.ono pound I spoonful vinegar. Boil twenty minutes, 2a. NellloHill,Rocksburg,4. train. of chopped citron, and one and one-linlfi testing In coin" water when It begins to pounds of currants, one ounce euch of can- thicken. It can bo Slavorod by adding o Mrs. Isaac Filbert, Philllpsburg, W. OCTOBER. 30. Jacob L.TunIson, Glen Gardner, 63. died orango and lemon peel cut into small half teaspoonful .vanilla when done If de- to present to your friends * at this joyous season of 16. Thoo. Beam, of Califon, killed in a pieces, and one pound of Hour; add tosired. Pour on buttered plates, and mark OCTOUER. runaway: these one scant pound of suet finely chop- tn squares as it cools.' It may also bo fla- gift making. .Such will be more appreciated than 1. Mrs. Peter Gebhardt, Philllpaburg, 35. NOVEMBER. ped, a half toaspoonlut of salt, one pound vored with a few drops of iringcr instead trifling gifts purely ornamental. What is nicer than * one of our new and beautiful I. airs. John Thatcher, Phillipsburg. 10. The boiler of an L. A H. engine ex- of powdered sugar, one nutmeg grated, of vanilla if preferred. ^ Amelia Beaumont, Phillipsburg, 72. plodes and kills four men, viz.: Engineer W. two teaspoonfuls;of ground cinnamon, ono Everton TafTeo.—Two cups granulated Harry Rich, PhilUpsburff, 72. Cooper, of Phillipsburg; Fireman Herbert of allspice nnd half a teaspoon fill of cloves. sugar, ono cup hot water, :'our level table- A GOOD SIGN Moisten with half a cofTco cup of brandy Vmberellas, or a Pair of Gloves, 6. Thomas Smith, Port Murray. Eittner, of Lopatcong; Conductor Martin spoonfuls butter, one-half teaspoonful lem- Stand or Hanging Lamp, for tho pooplo of Washington. NOTICE t 5Ira. Wm. Reese, Bridgoville. O'Netl, of Belvidere, and Brake man Jos. or whisky and six well beaten eggs, I f tho on juice. Put all tho ingredients into the You may nrad thn BerrlceH of ft (lrt>t clos» Rubber Boots or Rugs, Plumber at nny tlmo. Worn Is first-clmis. I'rlco 8. Patrick Murphy, Philllpsburg, 75. Sloane, of Phillipsburg. batter seems too thick it may be thinned dish, excepting the lemon Juice, which is is very very low. with a wineglass of wine, or, if preferred, Shoes orj.ickets, 9. Rudolph N. isinur, PhHlipaburn, 62. 12. Cnrl Johnson, of PhillEpsburg, killed to he added just bofore tho faffeels done. a little water may boused. Boil in a but-Keup stirring until it is brittle when drop- II. Mrs. Matthias Wagner, lMiillips- by a Lehigh Valley express. Silk Mufflers or'Handkerchiefs, tered mould or a cloth from four to live ped In cold water, and pour on buttered burg, 63. 13. Engineer R&ubon Tyndall, of Wash- Depurated Crockery or Vases, NEW FIRE PROOF HOTEL hours. If n cloth is used dip it into boiling dish. 12. Mrs. Thos. DeloreyAFirtbtown, GO. ington, killed In a collision on the D. L. &water, wring it out, sprinkle it slightly 50C. PER DAY AND UPWARDS. 13. SamuelTccts, Phillipsburg,"?. W. near Summit. Pop Corn Balls.—Pop corn enough to of which we have a new and mighty attractive line. with (lour and lay it in a pan. Then pour make four good quarts when done. Salt Annie Dean, Stewartsville, 52. 22. Fireman John Henry, of Junction, the mixture into it and tie the cloth up No fancy prices prevail in our store; everything is 16. Mrs. Charles Calvin, PlillHpsburg, S3. killed on an engine near High Bridge. to taste. Boil In the chafing dish two cups sold at its true value as at other seasons of the year. carefully, allowing room for tho mixture Now Orleans molasses, one cup brown su- Mrs. Henry Harling, Oxford, 51. 27. Bartholomew Holleran, of Phillips- to swell. Have ready somcblanchedsweet Your presence at our counters will be appreciated, Abram Tigar, Lake 1 lopatcong, former- burg, struck nnd killed by the ''pusher" at gar, butter size of small egg, one table- almonds and strips of citron, and when spoonful vinegar. When the candy is done, even if only to inspect what we have. ly of Washington. the Pattenburg tunnel on the Lehigh Val- the pudding is turned out on a heated dish ley railroad. ivhich is determined by the usiml test, stir 17. Thou. McDermott, Phillip=burg, 22.' stick thorn over the outside of the pud-in all the corn the candy will take, being ; Theodore Hoffman, Asbury, 2-1. ding. Pour over the whole a gill of brandy careful that no hard kerneli get in. Pour 18. Isaac Aber, Vienna, 63. KIKES. and set fire to the liquor so that tho pud-on buttered platters, and roll quickly Into I A. B. Graff & Bro. j 21. Frank Gallagher, Pliiliipsburg, 05. ding maybe brought to the table blazing. balls. 22. Wm. Hann, Pleasant Grove. JANUARY, 1S95. Servo with a brandy sauce. This plum ' ••••••••»•••••••••••••••••«••••••••••••••••••••••' • 23. James McCrneken, Huekettstown, 76, 15, Milton Oamun's barn in Hacketts- pudding mny bo made several weeks be- Chocolate Caramels.—Two cups brown sugar, one cup molasses, one-cup finely 2-1. Mrs. Geo. W. Van Horn, Johnsons- town, set auro by unknown parties; the foro it Is wanted, and kept in a cool place. ADAMS HOUSE, NEW YORK. burg, 51. frame saved by hard work of tho firemen; It will require to be steamed two hours grated chocolate, ono cup warm milk, one 26. Ida Richardson-Cole, Hackettstown. all the contents saved. when used. tnblcspoonful (lour, two tablespoonfuls 12 (IKXTKK SQCAKE, K.1STOX, butter. Boil rathor slowly, and pour on EUROPEAN PLAN. 27. Geo. Cox, Cokcsbury. 25. The Stephens barn in Hackettstown lOtti Avr.. a lilocka bi-low lieu street. with nearly all its contents; tho work of To make a brandy sauce beat ono cup of fiat, buttered tins to cool, marking into Tdo Only Uiie-Prlce 28. Moses Slacken, Sr., Phillipsburg, 52. squares with the back of a knife as it hard- '.'• Sallie Lantz, Asbury. incendiaries; insurance £150. butter to a cream and gradually stir Into it two cups of powdered sugar and one tea-ens. It can be flavored with a few drops (NOTHING 3\. Theo. W. Holt, Delaware, 43. FEBRUARY; of vanilla or cinnamon stirred in at the ISM'S UOU8E in Buston, P&. THE spoonful of flour. Flavor with a gill of 20. Barn of Bartley Bowlby in Washing- C..T. James, Delaware, 73. brandy. Set the bowl which contained the very last. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, (250,000. NOVEMBER. ton j insurance £500. mixture In a dish of boiling water and stir Peanut Candy.—Crack and skin a quart Our Prices are Dwarfs! Our Values are Giants 1 1. Wra. Jones, Oxford, 74. MARCH. the sauce until it "i3 creamy and foamy. of freshly roasted peanuts. Putin butter- Michael Sexton, Washington, 11. 30. John Letson's barn at Long Bridge Turn into a heated dish and serve. ed tins, nnd pour over them, when it is EASTON TRUST 7. Mrs. Wm. Roul, Washington town- destroyed; everything consumed; partly An exceedingly "ice dessert is Canadian prepared, the following: Two cups molas- •i I Bw'n Chtiicblllft & Aetrncbnu ltoefon>, tS to J ... _ _ aiChlUlrou'sCAnoOvorainta .$1.00toffi.00 ship, 65. insured. suet pudding. Stir one CUD cf finely chop- ses, one eup of^brown sugar, one table- ...ju'aUlulertt Irnm JS.15 to fa) I Hweat-n aad-"Tho Illver- 7. Daniel Anderson, ButUville, 71. A paste composed of vinegar, honey and i; ance ssoo. " • silt and five teaspoonfuls of baking pow- Synrtll:tttp, iifrliai>sequftUtngSherk>ekIIolnio:t'bast work. Illustrated 9. Benedict Snyder, Phillipsburg, 65. 16. Burn of Ezariah Fry, near New Vil- bitter almonds is said to be good for re- Jtml Cbniidlur Hiirris' cbuructorlstluuiloof a riiUkfulslave—"Tlio BARRON'S der. ' Add to this two cups of milk and one Colonel'tt NlgeHr-Dog." 10. Lambert Scott, Washington, 77. lage, with nearly all its contents. moving freckles. Other Clirlatjima stories nre "A White Blot." by Heury Van Dyke, SEPTEMBER. beaten egg. Mix well and add sifted flour a poetic and Imaginative talo of a plmure (illustrated); "Heroism of enough to make the mixture like a thick As a general thing the blood is not re- Landers," by A. S. Pier (Illustrated); and "lioppei'd Old Jlau," by It. Oaloon and 4. Wm. Hill, Jr.'s barn at Act. Bethel, sponsible for the different blemishes which O. V. Meyers. ... . > with all its contents; small insurance. pancake batter. Have peeled, quartered FATAl/ ACCIDENTS. 13. House of Wm. Dellicker,iriHucketts- and sliced some tart apples. Place a layer appear on the face. Dirt gets into the - D estaurant town, partly destroyed. of the matter in a buttered pudding dish, skin, and the result is an eruption of some DECEMBER, 1S&1. OCTOBER. sort. then a layer of the sliced apples and alter- Ballantlue'a Pale Extra Lager Beer on dram ht 13. George Garren, of Harmony, thrown 15. House of Daniel Collins, in Oxford, nate until the dish is filled. Steam about Pimples should be opened with a needle Also llnttltMl Ueer, Ale, Portor. Wines burned to the ground. - "•••• -'•"-";:.:•••• :;•.:\,.'., ••..• Sentimental Tommy or a sharp knife, the secretion squeezed out •'. '-• . ... and Cigars.. .from a.wagon.by. a runaway ..horse..and r^ •::-2y. Eli Trimmers" burn -and its contents an hour,'-or until it will not stick to a ceives injuries from which he dies in the in Hackettstown ; insured. . splint. Serve with a sweet sauce. and a lotion of a wine glass of strong vine- By J. M. Barrie. POOL TABLES ATTACHED gar, two ounces of glycerine and a half pint Easton Hospital. .: NOVEMBER. To make an apple roll, measure one pint , Thoso who have r«fin (im) numbers for 1S05 and a years subscription for 1896 for. action to the entire system. ter of an inch. Spread on the dough a parch other complexions. The opium found y FEBRUARY. In the stems of flowering lettuc&reanes the ...... Scribner'a Maeaztne la eolnc-to -be-better next.year than over. _ ...... :) heaping tnblespoonful of butter and sprin- , ••-".-—n is going tobavo now foaturoa, I"s publlabera ate not satisfied with""' * " '.'""*' Cure DYSPEPSIA; HEADACHE, 7. Thomas Mahoney, of Lawrence, I-. I., skin and absorbs the oil. Rub the milky paat aucufouoa. • It purpoaeu to more thoroughly deaerve the confl- CONSTIPATION and PIMPLES., kle a half cup of sugar on the butter. denco of the reading public. ""formerly of Washington, killed in a colli- Meanwhile have ready three pints of chop- juice collected from, broken, stems of gar^ den lettuce over the face at night, allowing ~ 1> ••„.:-•.•. ••; The- lllstOTlal S«rlal-"Last; (iuartorrContary In~ tho Unltert ;" :r:r-"".:r" sion on the Long Island R. R. 20. At home—Washington 6, Blair Hall 12. ped tart apples and spread them over the States"~wIIl becOntlnuod. Justnuwitis approaching n period of it to dry on. absorbing Interest to tho present geaeration-tho HrBtadmiDifltratlon X). B. Isaubaoh, 12. Reuben Fortner, of South Easton, a MAY. sugar, cover them with another half cup of President Clnveland. brakeman on. an M. & E. milk train, has 4. At home—Washington 15, Phillips- of sugar and flavor with a little ground Wrinkles depend on the attention of the Ecribnor's Magazine ought to got careful consideration as a Undertaker & Bmbalmer, Christmas gift. TI1314.G0 odor ought to got double consideration. his head crushed between the bumpers burg 2. cinnamon or nutmeg. Roll up as jelly skin and the reduction in bulk of the un- Formorly with Amorman & Shurta Bros. while making a coupling at Hoboken aiiti 11. At home—Washington 9, Allentown 6. cake and cut into pieces one and one-half derlying surfacial portions of the body. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, 153 Fifth Avenue, NewYo rk. : 18. At home—Washington 0, Blair Hall 3. 19 Years' Experience. dies a few hours later. • 25. At home—Washington 6, Strouds- inches thick. Place the rolls on end in a They are not a disease, but are the results burg, 5. buttered pan and bake in a moderate oven of worry, grimaces, poor health, etc. Offlui*, Shop and Itubldonco: •; - .../•...-.. ;._."' •. . •• • • ••*-• 30. At home-WnshinRton 7_i TUnston 8. half an hour. Serve with a sauce. Wrinkles ought not to appear before the Durd'e Now Bulldlug, WashinBtou Avonuo, - _ 21.. Andrew .Allen, colored, of Washing- j At home—Washington IS, ..Easton 5. fiftieth year, buthow^ofteniwo HRR.them at toni burned to death by~ falling on a hot JUKE. twenty-five. -The more delicate the skin 2. At home—Washington 14, Hacketts- the more subject it is':to these disfigure- Get Vexed Every Day with Poor Lamps? stove. town 3. . . _ . . . j;.. Win; Young, a farmer of Harmony, ments." •" ;;;••"• . ". ;"'.L.'-:; """•" -• :^----•--•-••••• •• R. HUGH KXTON, ,. ; 9, At home—\Vashinijton 17, Strouds: "•' "...Suggestions for Presents. from'a! "hay mov/antUbreaks his:.neek.' burg" 207" •' ""•'•-'':• '•'• • •••"'•• '- •---- •;-•-.-:••:-.. 1E S Office and residence on IAY 12. At Blairstown—Washington 6, Blair Ideas for friends who expect;to travel are . $&..., -r, } - ' • • Warren street, near. 13. James O'Neil, a track watchman, Hall 7. ' manifold. Of course there is always the BF|iAR PIPE Bowlby's factory* '• •'• 1G. At home—Washington 10, Freemans- traveling case, wellstocked with leather or Ileadquartore at Carter's _ killed by ai passenger train .aUtho.-Dela- burg4. , Drugstore. ware .Water Gap. 23. A t home—Wasbinetoh 20, Dover 4. silver toilet articles. • Some this j ear are so handsomo and so reasonable that their "GIVEN AWAY [• Teleuhone at tHo'Ei-'' .-:.:• 22. Eddie Thompson, a 13-year-old Wash-. 27. At Island Park—Washington 8,:Eas- • >s • - chnnge. ..J _..:.. ton 14. • ••••'. prices will astonish the tyro," who would w Jersey. . jdetpnlboy, struck by a bicycle while play- V .• • JULY.. _ hardly hope to secure one r.t twice the price. ing bail on the avenue, and dies from the ""i." At home—Washington 21, Herdics 5. A,traveling inkstand is an excellent gift. effects of the blow in a few minutes. 4. At home—Washington 15, Minervas 1. A good one, costing about a dollar, will not •v; 25. Claronce Shelling,rof-Phillipsburg,- 6. At, home—Washington 9. Phillips- DB: LOBB'S BOOK FREE ; :: spill a dropjr no';'matter'- whul"uulruguous b~urg H': • "•'^.•r-' • •• •• •-':;-.---.•„ -..,-. •.•;-.--• •:..-.-.:-.-. •.-•_. ••''i'-'"-'"-"cicKiitil On>X itnri HrnoM Tultlti. -.,:-.-. struck in tho breast by a bumping stick Taall suffcreni-of-EBROItS-OF-•VOIITn1 ...... 13. At home—Washington 16,Rockaway 2 _antics JheJrunkJoV^lsJ^chel ^ ,nmy_ perform : v.tBbllilwd'u UrANUFACTUllEIl-S i» 1BI4. h tOST^VIGOIl ana DISEASES OF MEN r 20XAt horns—Washington 1G, Cneontas-l' •i"hVWfl7r'li~ irih~""li' : n -a8~A~3"O WEST -'BROADWAYp Onrcly scnfcd undmnllcd/''^^. TrentmentliyiDfill ---"''• Conyculcnttoun*'down-town "FerriuNnndKlovfltodStntloiiBnt Park r]..tnnrclnySL"^.Y." " ffDQrautnml. No mil tier liow lone slundlngl 1 ,, ' 3. At home—Washington 6, Madisonsof A subscription to a good magazine or a Will poBltlvftly euro you. Write or cail'JrSS™;1 .',•' 15. Carl Johnson, aged 1G years, drowned New York 9. E3TFor Cool Woullior buy a " MILLKIt" OIL HUATEU. ——;:t .•;'••'-•• in Green's Pond while thorn with a picnic 10. At Madison—Washington 3, Madi- newsy paper.liko:*;.hfi: STAR isoneofthe R inssD329N. 15thSt.PWIa.Pa. party from Oxford. son 10. most enjoyable and lasting Christmas 22. John Mooney, of Asbury, instantly 17. At home—Washington 21, Morris- gifts. There are dozens of excellent town 2. monthly periodicals, any one of which $ killed by being struck by an engine. 22. At Belvidere—Washington C, New- would prove an oft-recuring delight in the SPANGMNBMRG &F0RD, .:.; :•'•• "' , '.. ' JULY. (>: ' ;.• 24.'A24.A t home—Washington 9, Phillips- house of your friends. And for dn invalid For Umbrellas and Canes =^^-'15. Q00. putt, a farmer of Uniontown, burir'3. or a "shut-in,":•" as th.Q:Sad phrase goes, , . ' GO TO ! .(. falls from n loacTof'liay and breaks his SEPTEMBER..? there could be no more kindly thought. k 1( 1 2. At home—Washington 12, Madisons [ INPPRTAKERS. . ..:i_heck...-::j,.. J.' ''..T c: '-,... '\. .,.': j ;.... if New York'o.'1"1"'^ ""'''• '•--'-•-'••. '••' :"-••—• ••-$-• ,. .Or if you know, one.of^those women overr. -~M.jy.)Gardinqr,; ^ 2. At home—Washington 4, Madisoos of worked, overstrained, who only thought while riding on a freight car past Port New York, 2. . is to pinch and sayo to keep the children 8 Academy Sl.1Newark, X. J. ±.:-.^SIurra>v & struck by the roofofrthejreis^t —7." At horae^—^Washington 9,"AlIentownCi- well cloth'e'diand'at^schobi.'wny ribt'send"a 'answered 12.—At Flemington—Washington 5,Flem- couple^ of tickets for the Christmas enter- ; p( station and Instantly, killed. ington4. •••: -; " • ,' ;'•' 27.-Minnie,^ Warne,a domestic.cj^ Phil- __14. At ^hoine-r-Washinfitpn .18,...Catasau- tainment or theiMikadoIopera. ,j,She,,will 1 i Q ALES]|«N WANTES*? m rf •ifr ':- "We make a Special!y^pf Unil^rtfitting•an

ALETTER TO SANTA CLAUS. Wo hud now quitted tho platform and its foot turned under, os.]£ it would CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENCE. ~ The Proper Way. He'd liko old Santa Clnua to sond ,, wero ^walking toward tho carriage, soften its wolght upon tho floor. I must A doll dat (loco to Bleep,: • which wo conld sec dimly outlined In have do7j0d off to sloop, for I romombor Mu'd llku to havo tko lmiqr'j tho doopening dnBk, Tho negro was iu that for a fow miuatoa I kuow nothing, friend ' . . •..,! iidvancoof us. , Ho tamed nt tho colo- and then, opening my eyes, I was con- Dlyoinu a woolly Blicop. nel's roniark, and ; I saw his white scious of a light in tho room, not tho LOOK Mo'd 1,'ko n liouso to keep my teeth Bleiiming." "Ain' no nse'n or man lamplight, for that bad gonoout; not doll .,.-.•'-. tryiu ter hido his mind from Mars merely tho moonbeams that fell. In at Antllotsofuzzor things; Leni," ho said, jolting himself with a tho window, bnt a luminous, hazy fog. Mu'd liko to luivo n prutty poll lnagh. "Notor biter use, caw ho gwino It sooined to float abont.-.-Yea*; it was Dat JauRhs and talks and read er nian'H mind liko onodczo yero .floating, for it crossed tho room and books wid er luther kiver on it." hovored near tho harpsichord. I knew! Hut when you writo to him for "Goon, you scoundrel I" tho colonol that it Iiad no oxfstenco oxcepfc. in my lMog about

;.'. mo, -•' ' " -. • • "• • ropliod. own'fancy, and yot I watched it intent- • , business, I wi'l . , , „. 1 Bo sure and tell lilm, muz* "Viis, snh;dnt'B wliufc I'zodoin." ly. Suddenly I saw' motion, qnifflc, im- enth^i stook of .>! "You don't toll mol" •« .:;:-. un's nshamod of imself 1"—St. Paul's. : in a-inninory.-oNotlier -airs,-Imf-fln: ~~«ni lbe cnHnrcd regard their poorer nnu Of the '•; • • :•?••':'; -\ y^-V^Y&fffifS^;'. [Copyright, 1605, by American PrcfW Araroda- "Vas, Bali, an olo Miss Nancy Leo bronght np nothing that I hurt over less fortnunto follow men and women ; tlon.] , ' .: trod ou or round stick an fell an broke known. It wns now iu its dolicions it is-sjuleulalilo thnt much of this is tlio •! In Louisvillo I met old Colouol Hablin, hor hip, an da Mow sbo niu't gwino git swootness. Ovor and over again it wns direct effect of Christian teaching nnd ON Choicest Goods i :o|i|Hef|! , nnd ho urged nio to go homo with him. woll, cazo sho so old," played, nnd I lay tliero with my oyes cnltnro, nnd thonghmon donblloss acted dj: .V What I" •• • " ' .Season^^ffiJfffllfS:^ "My peoplo uro nil off on n visit, nud wido open, entranced. Thoro was a Bnd- tho part of thogooa Samnritnn boforo "YHH, Hah, an Cap'n Bowles sont yon know what it is for i. sociablo old don darkening of tho room, and tho run- Josns proclaimed his mosange of peace ; nutl must be Been to be appreciated. V Vi^'-S1 followto bolol'tnlono,11 said ho. "And, word tor Mr. Hicks dat ho wuz or bar- die wos hnshod. I aroso, and, walking and good will on earth, thoro are- bnt HORSE faco liar, nn crbont snndowa I seed Mr. ltemember, this closing-out sale cannot ;.r'•.'<;; : by the wny, ynn. tuny not know it, bnt np nnd down, whistled tho tune. I went fow who would feel disposed to deny In3t long. Jf you want bargains that sur7. "V; ;i^ I hauvo ouo of tho most attractive places j Hicks ridiu toward do cap'n'a house, on to tho old man's door, still whistling it, tiiat tho notivo beuovolonco so oharao- puas any jou have ever obtained before/:". t?^ (lnr s : in KKentucky, rambliuK OUVIICPHRO, bnilt ' HO tellin whut has happened by and tapped to aronso him, bnt his snor-. toristic of onr times is tho direct out- como today .!• v ..'!;. f!'^;^ time. BLANKETS by my grandfather, and nil thnt EOrt of ing wns the only nnswor I recoived, BO como of Unit ovont, which is now being thing. Wait now heforo declining, for "Well, yoa'vo all had a flno time I went bnck to tlio sofa aud lay down, celebrated all over tho world It's a positive guarantee of Nellie Speirs. since I loft. Hop op thoro now and I mnet muution u Ktrangcr indncomout, tho tnuo still running, liko asnnrofleot-, Though charity is a dnty which should quality. .The */k Blankets Smith Building. oiio that a gentleman can hardly witu- drive us home." ing rivulet, through my head. Idroppcd uot bo limited by times and seasons were awarded highest prize at stnnd—mint nndcr amber colored glaES. The next dny was tho day beforo to sleep and awoko with a jump. Tho still t],o bounty of tlio most benevolent Christinas, and how dreamily delight- sun was shining. The tune! I strovo to should bo more freely dispensed on tho World's Fair.; 250 styles. • Don't qnito catch that, do you? I'll ox- "And is the pig fit to kill, do ye think, Square blankets for the road; , plain, aud yon mnat pnrdou roe if I ap- ful did I find this old place. I fancied whistlo it. Not a bar of it came to ran. occasion of tho commemoration of tho Moicnaol?" pear to rnmblo a little. In Kentucky that in every corner a romnnco was hid- Then it must all havo boon a drenm, birth of him who first iucnlcatod tho surcingle blankets for the ni1 " Vis, he's (It to kill, but he ain't fit dnring tho li*t(pr jinrt of tlio spring, nil ing. Tho loud croak of the old windlass » I'}™? willing talo' i' 8°as a sweet universal -brotherhood of man andchoso to ate, gloV? bo to tho saints I"—Lifa. \ stable.. - AU sizes and qualities; of tlio summer nutl tlio first hulf of tho lit tho well waa a ory^tom the past. nightmnro, bnt at breakfast tho negro for his companions not tho cnlturod } For Balo by all dealers. Write us 'fall, a clodhopper can livo almost as Thero had beon killigffrosts, bnt now that .waited ou tho tnblo asked mo If I aud wealthy, bnt the poor and humble I for tuo SIX book. well as one of the bloods. And why? Be- tho air was softened with Indian enm- did not try to wake tho colonol during Mid illiterato of tho earth. "Tho poor Increased attractions for the - Winter. came ho can go along tho Bpriug branch mor's hazy breath. At early morning thonight; said thnt ho thought ho hoard ye havo always with yon," said ho of [WH.AYRES & SONS, Philadelphia. Opening of the magnificent ;:...;: and gathor mint, can hang about a still- tho colonel took mo to seo bis mint bed. mo tapping on his door. Then it was Nazaroth. Christians will best follow HOTEL JEFFERSON house nutil somebody gives him a quart Tho carriago driver hovered near un, -itadrnum. •••_ thoir Divine osaniplnr's footsteps bysee- >-.-• AT UIOUJIOND, Ti. FOR and the Superb....- : ., ?.:.,.;. :: r of liquor to got rid of him, aud then all grim, sly, half laughing. "Look like Isaid nothing to tho old man abont ing oven beneath tho bogcar's rabardino ho has to do in to grab u handful of somebody dun spittobackor juico ou dat tho vision, bnt all day I strove to catch „ human heart that may bo .-*uulatcd HOTEL CHAMBERLIN engnr, go away Bomowhero and live. gluss," ho said, and tbo old colouol thattuuo. It wouldn't como. . And yet by thoir aid and sympathy into hope CURESs SCROFULA, AT OLD 1'OINT COMFORT, VA. Bnt during tho off time, when tho sharp turned upon him. "If you don't go on I folt it, heard it humming deep within nnd a higher realization of lifo nud its The Winter service of the beautiful ': : BLOOD POISON. Hotel at . "• • ••.'•• •••:• ••• :•' teeth df tho frost has raked tho earth, ho away and attend to your own affairs, myself. Ana thus it wns dnynfter day. duties. A. AI1"""" can't got tho mint, aud therefore can't I'll take a Btick to you. Bat wait a I havo hnd a simplo tnno tornlome, bnt HOT SPRINGS, VA. ::::: livo completely. Now, I hnvo suffered minuto. Yon toll tho niggers that I'm at last I could fight it off, whistlo it to nddod to tlio uaiml attractlouB of the famous - from this incompleteness of living and going to give- them an old fashioned dnlluess, and then throw it away, but We have a full line of choice HYGEIA HOTEL have at last provided against it. I have Christmas. Tell them—men, women this mystical uir mastorod mo—would A Titled street Huieian and childron—to bo in front of tho big THE Groceries especially for the AT OLD rOINT COMFORT, VA. a mint hothouse, und more than that, not lot mo whistle it-nestled in my On Christmas day n fow years ago, Tlio X»w Soiithom Honth Hesort. • ' tho enu rays nro mellowed through am- houso early in the morning. Do you whilo traversing Chonpside, London, I Holiday trade, consisting of ber glass, and"— The old gfiutloinan hear?" PX1TEY -WOOD INN saw a group of.iic^soiis Etandiug on the CURES sCANCER. SOUTIIHEN PINES, K. C. ; ••:•• CAMMEB.'SOOBS,---- BUutched out a red baiidniina lmudker- "Doos I yore?" cried tho old negro, sidewalk, listoniug with npparont great nndthoColobmtedllotelflat ^ -••? •,," „'• chief and wiped his month, "Huvo you bowing almost to tho ground, "Doos I interest to tlio morry strains of n hand ECZEMA, TETTER. ' '• '. RAISINS, no handkercliiof?" ho asked, noticing yero? Did Moses yore it thunder when orgnn mounted ou wheels. Tho instru- iiilt springs *:".tr .that I had notivipertinymouth. "What ho went up inter -do mountains, Bah? ment was played by a prottyfaced, well ' : CUEEA1TTS, NOUTU CAItOLINA, sort of a man oro you getting to bo? Bnt Did Aaron yoro do bolls dat wuz tied tor dressed fonialo, nud a pulo faced, hand- cmtoir, AUreitcIiod by tho Beiitlful New Steamora of tho what do you say? Going with mo?" his gyarmeuts? I reckon I does yero, nu some younK man went nrouud tho crowd, OLB B0MINION LHTE : : : : I thuuks do Lawd. " , ;:,:-,.-- ' -"I am. '•*• "•-• •- '-'••'' --"- - -" - •"••'<•-.• "•""•"'-' hat in liimtl, soliciting tho charity of OEAKGBS, dlruot ur by thuir rullronU connoctlona, " Upon my shonltlor ho affectionately Early tho next morning, boforo the those present. An inscription ou tho or- 7 LEMONS, SKXD 1'OIt FULL INFOItMATION.> • laid his baud, unsteady .with emotion,' winter birds began to twitter, I hoard gan, stating that Viscount Hinton was and looking straight iuto my eyes ho tlio negroes assembling in front of tlio forced by adverse circumstances to adopt HICKOBYNUTS, OLD DOMINION S,S^ GOMPANY,,; Pier Sli, North Itivor, Now York. ''•'• ' : said: "This world is going to tho devil houso. Tho invitations had uot been this means of securing subsistence for CHESTNUTS, W. L, OUILLAUUEU, Vico 1'reH't '& Truffle JTgr. as fast as itcau, jindwhou I meet n innn confined to tho tenants on tho colonel's' his wifo nnd liimsolf, explained tho Improvements the who is willing to turn nside nud take plnce, but had included those who lived presence of tho crov?:l aud tho interest WALNUTS, an intercut iu mo, why, I gad, it moves ou GOUIO of the adjoining farms. manifested in tho perform- Order of the Age. me, hir." Now I'll tell you what wo'll Tho colonel was early astir. He ance. After bestowing my BUTTERNUTS, Stc. do," he added taking my arm and turn- brought a jnlop to my room, aud hand- dole, I inquired how a Tlio First doaldonUum in a mautol is : We are offering some spec- Hint It shall bo ondurlng, nnd Second ing me abont. "We'llgo.ont there and ing it to mo remarked: "Under amber man of his rank becamo tlmt.lt alinll bu couBtruutod of auoli have un old fashioned southern Christ- glass; Don't let that point got away THERE CAM,, E A SOFT, AN D, ,THRILLfS „ Q TINKLE.- reducedtosuchstraits. He ial bargains in Ladies' and nmtorlal nu wilt ttttctiro lasting qunlltlos, from yon. Listen nb 'om down there. mas. On my placo are n number of no- heart nud hummed softly. But tho hnm- very nffnbly and in tho Vlisses' Shoes—:rio_tliihg..more find nt tlii! samo timo rendor it auBcoptl- : groes that were born tliero, and to them Happiest pooplo on tho face of tho earth ming gradually grow less, nnd ono day. choicest language inform- bio of nrtbtiu ornamoatntloua and a suitable for a Christmas prV^s- higli llolsb. r. . '•-.. tho rovival of a'u old iiolidny memory —tho only real philosophers. Do youitceased. And thon I wished for it back 6d m0 tllat sjU(,6 his ta. will be—woll, I hardly know what to know .what I've got for them? Molasses agaiu. I had lost something. ther's third marriage he Hislieat Award. ' Oulci aioti.". :nt. - • | if • . '"'" '• Such nro tho Wrought. Steel Mantola v, __ candy for tho children and eggnog for which I am now iutroduolngninonp tho •' call it, but you shall seo for yourself." Another•ChristmaAm • — - s wasapproaching, • haihd (nilfiled tto makke any Tin toys in abundance, also Wo wont straightway to tho railway tho men and women. Yon know that a and I Importers and Makers of Building Trndo in tuo county, nnd whicb. , negro baa always thought that to have id I moto to tho colonel, telling him. provision for him, and :akes and candy. ^nro fast rciip'itg tlio popularity they HO station, tho old mnu talking incessantly thaat ]ho might look forme- •'I don't hnviag m profossioI1 he enough oggnog ia to catch a glimpse richly dcaorvo. Samploa iu stock ntmy of his disappointment at tho weakness want; any old tinio hurrah," I; mid in Adopted street orga^play- yard. ' . .•' • '.""-' . of heaven. Wo got up beforo day andmy letter, bnfc T l™te& t»t»o holeholess witithh lrnvo all ltinks ami nt prices that : worldly, a lover of money, aud a greedy gunpowder and jarred tho neighborhood, and lighted it. Suddenly tho old man and Repairing. :• ldl l f gunpowder and cnu't be licit.. Portlnud Cutters /Headstones Washington and Monuments,, N. J. old mania u blight upoa tho face of tho j They ran foot races; they danced and becamo uervons. Wh ;, _ earth. I sat aud looked afc this old iu.au, !saa B struugo squgs. At uoou they wero jyith llemoyablo _ Trimimiigfl """" 'and I thought of tho diiys wheu hiai'lifo" feasted-and at evening they took their lato day,'do you?""" "" ~ queen sfcillhas tho bnroii of beef EJ3aOSS,& BR(X Shifting Sbnfts, nt ^rock b^.w—^'Dyeing;, Cleaning", was •lordly " ; whe' u dusk---.-y hands -clappe d dopartnro,departnro somo of them wabblinwabbli g m "Oh, no, for I smoke myself, but if roasted—a whole sido of beef; and the 449 Broadway, 26" Mercer St.. prices. Wo also hamlle tho celebrated Pressing, they walked. it's just tho sumo to yon, won't you try inwolconiOjat his return from school; boar's head—rolio of tho days when tas- 7 i-i 1 T, 1 -i- , • t \\J Altering when tho music of his hounds aroused And now I havo comb to a mystical ouo of my c3ny pipes? That amber on eswore paid in boars' and wolves' heads NEW YORK; ' part of this, recital. ,I havo never be- your stem sorter files my stomach. Yon high grade Bniley speeding sleigh, of | an(j at dawn liia sleepy ^neighbors;, .when instead of money—still graces her table . Catatofiucs AFniloit on Application. Amesbwi..JIass.v ..„ .rr.:_..L^...;:.--,.:.M .•.'.. ^proudly ho lod to. tho altartho bcllo of £j»i tbo riiyatorions, romember thnt mint bed... Well, it wns also. Tho custom of- carrying in the tho neighborhopd. It was.jjiisy.to r.pyiow_ booted nt it—prnctical owl, striving to ' all right, but I don't wnnt any more Jjoar's_hoad„ m . i„" astat o . is.kept.upa JW[JU u . .„, ^At, 1 i I : r is'a specialty with •me. "If iB''tf his life. In a society forever gone his deal nlouo with plain rdiilifcics—hut I amber gliiss"My dear boy, tliere's iuoth- ;| Queeii's college, Oxford, tho clia-li is al- , class of work that few outside placo had boon secure; niu inipbllod, oven at tho risk of being , ing that makes a man sicker than too i-' - _. - serve( t g l ia told thatwhilw o Weighing Only 70 lbs. the factories can do well. It was dusk wheu we got off at a sta- chnrRCd with untruth, to toll of somo- j much of a good thing. Aud thntVas a a student of tho collego was walking in tion. A nogro-who- had just lighted a thiuf; that occurred during the night goad thing, but"—here tho old man Shotovor ""forest, studying Aristotle, he lantern adjusted it as ho camo toward that followed our noisy merryninkiny. gagged—"but I don't wnut any more. was suddenly attacked by a wild boar. Don't fail to sue our stock before g y y pp V BANANAS Men's Suits, Until lato tho colonel and I sat in tho I'll get you ii clay pipe. V '-°^~ He stuffed his book down tho animal's elsewhere. parlor, a. room wlnch.-.pnco had boon We sat np until nearly midnight, and throat, shouting richly - adorned, but which wns now theh n thothl coloncl J went t o hihia room.; II all the newest fabrics, made to i over sinci o hhie. courago and prcseuco of order in-the most workmanlike dingy with faded finery. I admit that Iny down on. the sofa. Ic was u long mind have been commemorated. manner. • wo hdVtlkuna ;-tiiiKstd i n • great ^uortl-abuut^lliij—'.tiiJifl^ijtioi'O-rwmit-iu Hluep^bufc luozcd' yp,pess amber glass. I coufosatbntthe old mnn, off at last, and with a sonsutiou of do- ed and repaired at ^moderate ns.he,s:it in a recking chair opposito me, . light I awoko. ..Tho tuuo was;: tinkling, BV T1IK DOZIiN. OTIIEU GKADKS prices. .• ATA LOWER PRICK. OUAXGES, kuowlbdge^fliaf I layilo^'n^fpon SFold^ FRANK "SKACLAf horsehair sofu. I had nothing to eny, vision, but the marvelous air wits as KliSI'ONIlINB PRICES. AlSO THE but tho coloncl^contiuued to talk. Ho beautiful and as distinct as it hnd been CHOICEST OF CANDIES, AND T]IE Over Johnston & Co. told mo! that.'the _,north,.'With"all. its tho year bofore. I listoudd \intil it wonderful rtsourcoiv conlti liot^fiet; up— erased.,aud .then, whistling, tlie tuno,;.!- tbat was his torm—Kjuuid'not sot/up ran to tho colouol's rooni nud aroused such,a Christmas as;tho one wo had just him. c:~. seen. Of course mint conld be rnisct!:| "WhErt I" ho oriod, opening tbo door." thero under umber .glass, egguog~conl(lT "''Whorodid you" hear that?"' It "wnsi'liiy" beniado thero, and hickory^ logs could mother's tune—sho composed it, nevei be told in ouo ndvertisiimeut. be b]own.iisi7iider;with;;g«npowder,.bnt , bad it..written down: and. neverplayed of nil in;n1 tew^vorfta-^hna,;tt o' liinpyjWaUiresciif- p*" ,'t:argud-\vilh~uiiii."""I"j^I:told hiiii^of-the visioui and-he^lis- ^ouldn't.^ w ••-- tened, with tho tonrs:rolling down his But i£ you lira tbiitkiug about ouyiilg, wo ••;'.. •'•'1 "GO ON, YOU scouNDiiiiiLl" "., \" It must havo been atbut midnifiht choeks. "It^a^voudorful," ho said. "I shall take pleasurpesuee iu seutliug yoyu a detailedaied lii b common eyery-day r ua. -The aolcuel" asked him if ho had I when tho .old fellow, getting^ up nnd;. have often-wished that I-eunld hum- C. E. SIMANTON tltsiiriptiou, wi'h-ppccimeua ot;.tb« -work, brought tho buggy or thp cnri'iago. "Do fooling about for something which ^lio thnt tuuo, but I havo no oar for music, ami auawoawor anayy guestioua yyoo u maay askas, ,'•' ills of humanity. • ClCompletet , compact, practicalil , up to datdt e carriage, sah," the |uegro answered, did not find, turned to me aud^said: There's a musio toacbor notfarfrom iu ever partic- "Wo 'lowed dat you wan gwiuo como "I'm going into tho other room nnd lio hero, and early in tho morning we'll go ular, tbo Pre- all dewqy homo by yo'so'f, er, ho, hoi" down. Anidoafor the bottormont of over and havoihini take .it'"do;wn." -v 1110 answers my country, _siri.hns just • occurred to I Wo talked a long liaie,,and I wbis- every photo- ...' Tho colonoUanghec]. "The old GCOUU- graphic pur- drol knows mo,"hosnid. "And youmo, and I muit~needs go nnd work it tied tho tuno over and ovor^And I lay pose. J10 to ! _know^that I'd atimn hunk snhnrj.oh?!:^—;:, out...-.-Xou-may go.to-.your. rooin.np-]io-down,with.it-vBtrong...and. olnar-in my. S50. -: "Oh", ya's, sah, o' eo'se I lmowd dat— tbore, just ns you please,/' mind, but whon I awoko it wns gone, knowi) dnt you.,wau gwino drink dat He fumbled his way c(ut;}antl I cou- nor hnve I since then been able to recall ons(irtin:stTifF--Tip yniider-whonryou'Ee— tinuod.to.lifi^hore. ,;My.hond wna clear, . it. Bnt^I luwo mademynrrnngeinontsto Israela-^SIy daughter Rachel vas goin F., w. .vcoLLiNs,:?L:;::;l;;yi|itti| ,, got do best utThomp alongsido; o' mint yet everything I looked at apponred to cntoh it nest Christmas. I am going to to gott marriuiill ou ChiChristmast . "

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6~cbl 61101 r Instrument, with spindle^Iega and with"! "' TIIE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N, J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1895. ASBURY./ „ | NEW VILLAGE. Jt>ELA>VAKE. Miss Lizzie Miller, of Junction, was no- Rev. Mr. Thomson, of StewartavUlo, Tho Delawaro river la frozon over at tlced In town recently. j preached in tho school house ^>n Sunday Mover's Ferry so that footmen can cross. C. R. Dellart & Co. havo lately received evening. ., : . The Ico WAS seven Inches thick in places a full line of holiday goods and aro now j Mrs. Isaac Shipman,. of Stewartsvlllo, Is on Saturday! oybuiigpcopld of Blair Hall nnd of ready for their many customers. tho guest of Mrs. II. TInsman. Mlsa May Smith, of East Stroudsburg, " vn are taking; advantage of the ft no .Miss Edith Bpwlby is spending two' Frank Magulre nnd family, of Broadway, P.i."t spent a few days with Mr. John AI- A Holiday Greeting ^..?i i"bn Cedar Lake. ;,ThB ico on this bertson and ftitully, below town. weeks with relativefl'A'a Dover.. . I spent Sunday with James Rush nnd family. IJwiajaUfUl^ sheet of water Is.about four A large number of the young people oft Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanford Stanictfl, of Phll- Smith, Hart & Co. will soon heat their pjies thick and at tho dnro of tho electric our town havo recently organized a liter- lipsuurg, were guests at Peter WHlevcr's. Biw mill with steam, which will bo a great Jfitrplant it Isjustthickenough for tho ary society, • ,Tlic first rcgular'inceting of Improvement upon the present method. qfessor to get a bathing and call for ( .on Sunday. the society was held last Friday evening Miss Mabel McColIum, of Tronton Nor* Ip when ho thought he had been stand- y Miss Snlllc Uiff is on the sick list. To All Our Patrons and Friends. mil School, Is spending her holiday vnen-, .,. $ In the water a sulllclent time. Try the at tho home oCChas, Shiner. D. Hull, of Asbury, is spending 11 few tlon with her parents, in town. |$Sebeforeyouusoit. ,,.•",_"'•' /. ,•; Simon B. Nelson (colored); died last days with his brother Joseph, In this place. Thursday evening, Tho ^ funeral services Mr. Lorenzo Troxell und family, who a. J;Blair Hall closes for three weeks' vaca- Mr. and Mrs. George li. Cole and two took place Monday morning from the M. have been on a visit to relatives and ||'tion.';'•'. •••• : •••••', :'"•..'•'- • ' • .'-^ .. • ' dunghtcrs spent Sunday with his brother, 33.Church. friends In Dolawaro, Ohio, nnd vicinity, We trust our dealings with you the past year have ||: The lecture at! Blair Hall last Friday A.'Colc, nt Montana. : ' returned, home last week. They were Mrs. Isaac C. Smith has returned from n '{ Evening on "Brawn tind Bread" was one Mrs. Samuel Sickcl isspendiug this week gone three months and had an enjoyable visit of several weeks among relatives at been pleasant, profitable and satisfactory in every respect, • of the bt!3t,'nnd well rendeied. / with her daughter, Rcbccka Slckel, at time during their sojourn. Jersey City and Perth Aniboy. -••!. AC E. social was held at the home of Martin's Creek. Joseph Curling, who has been sick for The skating on the river nnd ponds Is and that we have benefited you by offering you goods of ; I)r. Vail, on High street. About fifty woro f Miss Mary Inscho, of Broadway, has re- some time, is still confined to the house;" excellent, nnd our young: people are tak- present, consisting of young and old. Mr. turned home tiftur spending the past week ing ndvantago of it. Somo ofour towns- reliable make and quality at prices, that the closest buyers -••' John Westbrook and Mtsi' Alice Wilson's Mrs. Sjduey Alpaugh passed a few days with relatives nt this place. men talk of tilling their ico houses soon, last week at White House, the guest ofj recitations wero good. Cake and lemcin- Elmer Woodruff and family, of Stewarts- so as not to be "in the soup." could not question. Our great aim is to place our house at aflo were passed, after the conundrums her brother, Arthur Conley. ville, spent pnrt of last week with his Christmas exorcises will bo held in both were answered. Dr. Vail takes great de- Most ofour people havo butchered their father, 1\ C. Woodruff, of this village. our churches, but ns yet neither have fully the head of all in our line and have everyone feel that our light In seeing the old and young enjoying winter pork. SS'm. R. Smith butchered a John E. Rush passed Sunday at Mon- decided upon having a tree. Tho Presby themselves. Tho prize was given to Miss hog that tipped the beam atGOl lbs. and J. tana, as the guest of his uncle, Ralph terians have an excellent -program, nnd if | goods and word can be relied upon at all times, and shall Shannon for answering the conundrums. Compton followed by killing one that Rush. carried out properly will bo very enter- - Mr. Lester Williams returned on Thurs- weighed 510 lbs. taining. never cease as long as we remain in business to watch every Mrs. Robert Gruver, of Imhydale, spent day from a three days' flailing trip, with a The young people havo been enjoying the past week with her parents in this The "Two Old Cronies," in the Belvidere fine string of pickerel. the skating during the past week. opportunity of giving our customers greater bargains than - Mr. Henry Harris was hi town last Thurs- town. Opera House on Friday evening last, was The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. well patronized by some of our town day on legal business connected with the Harry Rush cut his leg quite badly while church held its regular inonth'y meet- any ho'use in this section. Making almost weekly trips to chopping In the woods one day hist week. people, who enjoyed It very much. Voss estate. ing on Thursday afternoon of this week at At present writing Mrs. James Eilcn- the home of Mrs. C. Mnrtenis. Miss Carrie Grainer has returned home the market that we may keep ourselves posted, and watch- The James Harris lot was sold on De- from it week's visit with friends nt South bcrgcr, who had a stroke ot paralysis, and cember I2th to Bartley Klnney for fSOO.CO. Harry Cheeseboro, of Bethlehem, spent Kaslon. Mr. Mathins Cummins, who Is somewhat ing all the new goods that arc constantly being placed on Tho congregation' of the Presbyterian Sunday In town. demented, aro no hotter. Dr". G. R. An- Miss Blanche Smith, of Washington, church has purchased now singing books Rev. H.'A. Bryant continued his series derson Is attending both patients. spent Saturday and Sunday with friends the market, that we may be able to show our customers the to be used at the evening meetings. They of illustrated sermons Sunday evening. n town. - ' Our public school children will enjoy a aro called "Laudespommii.' The pnstor Subject: "Rebuilding of the wulls at Je- two weeks', holiday vacation tbis term, very latest things out, and secure many a bargain we would Kilyui' Liiuliiberry met with quite 'a, se- asks everyone to join In singing. ~ rusulcin, and unity of action in any great which pleases tho "kids" of town who are rious accident the other day. Ho was Lanterninn Bros, have staked out four- work." Next Sunday evening lie will de- not anxious to go nt nil. not see buying in the ordinary way—of the drummer. Our liver the last of the series. " liuulinp logs from Montana to Stewarts- teen lots near Cedar Lake and oiler them ville Station, and stopped In this town at Miss Hnnnon, of Henryvillc, Pit.) spent for sale at a reasonable price. The map Mrs. Elsie Smith, of Ellzubutli, spent Mr. Grnver's. As he was putting- his a few days at Mr. Thos. Wallace's, in town, constantly increasing business assures us of the fact that 'can be seen at the oflice of H. D. Huff. Sunday In town. torses In the stable one of them kicked returning home Monday evening. people appreciate our method of doing business and see Mr^ Geo. Peaster died of lingering con- It is rumored that Wi'sloy Fleming lim. He is improving at this writing. Mr. Alfred Leidn, our poultrymnn, ex- sumption and was buried on Thursday at will relinquish the store and go into the pects a large quantity of dressed poultry There will be ti Christmas entertainment the benefit of the cash system and one price to all. We are Cedar Ridge. milling business. • , n for shipment on Thursday and Monday given by the Pleasant ..Valley M. E. Sun- Mrs. Mary Crisman, widow of John Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bristol have gone for the Christmas season. The farmers day school on Djc.'iUh. No pitimvill bo , increasing our stock every .^season that we may be able to Crisman, was buried Saturday last at the to Etiston to spend the winter. Their hive sold him some fine pork this winter. spared to make it very attractive. Santa house is occupied by Benton Ilulsizer, of | The thermometer registered four de- Stiilwater cemetery. Her husband died Cl 1U3 is expected with a shlplo id of good- show our customers more styles and a greater assortment, Philadelphia. grees above zero last week throughout over twenty years ago. ies for the children. If stormy, next fair locality nnd yet. our people are satis- Mrs. Wildrick, daughter of Aaron Rend, John Hnzlett's team, attached to the evening, and be able to please' almost everyone in style, price or was buried at the Union Brick cemetery butcher wagon, ran away last Friday. fied, us the ronds nre in excellent condi- Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Cols spent Suud.iy Fortunately no serious damage was clone. tion. • Saturday afternoon. with Mr. and Mrs. I. Cole, at Cooksville. quality of anything they may want. We invite you to call This usually quiet town town is, at this Our D. L. & W. section men hero were The electric light poles havo been plant- Mr. and Mrs. Tlnsmiu, of Easton, spent writing, in iH'm'Pr nf pxeitcmpnt nnd nil cut down to four days per week December and inspect our line of Holiday goods "which we have ved tho past week in town and the wire put Saturday and Sunday as the guests of Mr. the talk is gold, gold, gold, to relieve the ist. • "• : '; on. A few property owners objected to and Mrs. George Depew. having them in front of their property, treasury of Uncle Sam. There is a tradi- Collector Lemuel Smith was around this selected with great care and offer at the smallest possible •Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Gruver spent Sunday , but there was room enough without their tional story that in the time of the Revo- week getting the taxes at different towns with their son, Irvin, at Bloomsbury. land. , . lutionary War the Spaniards buried un- ,n Kno.wHn'n township. , . profit. Thanking you .for your kind patronage the past told millions on the farm of George IlicNt>y, John Ditmnr spent Monday at Asbury. Wm. Cisco, of Portland, spent Sunday now owned by Win M. Simanton. So: year and wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy John M. Allen has rented Geo. Carter's Mrs. Levi Rush and Mrs. E. Milroy spent with L. Troxell and family. party, of enterprising capi- ,'farm, near town, for the coming'year. Wednesday at Montana. talists undertook to uneartli the hidden Mrs. Theo. McColluin spent Saturday at New Year, we remain your humble servants, Marshall Gouger, the present tenant, has treasures, but after having dug about 30 Easton. purchased a farm of his own. feet in depth, one night the ground caved, KQCKSHUUG. MissMnlvcna Case, of Oxford, is spend- I. D. L. Lanternian has hud n. number of in and buried all their tools and the enter- Wedding bells will ring Christmas. Two ing a few days with her brother John. building lots staked off on his farm near prise was abandoned. Mr, Simanton has ofour young ladies contemplate matri- Mrs. Theo. Hoit and daughter will move Cedar Lake. now commenced the work, with a force of | ony, from their residence in town to Cornelius . G. S. Horn has been spending a few days men to accomplish what they foiled to do. Tim Sundiiy school will hold a Christ- Beam's house, near Ramsay burg, after the in this neighborhood. He taught school at Mr. S. is fully equipped with horse power inns entertainment in the school house on lOlidays. Jacksonsburga feiv.y^ars ngo, and is now to hoist the dirt, and is already down Friday night before Xnms. Admission Wm. C. Allen and wife will spend the BRYANT & WELLER. studying law in Kf y York. about 20 foot in hopes of soon reaching the lOlidays with friends in Philadelphia.' Mr. hidden treasure. It is earnestly hoped 5 iiml 10 cents. Remember the night, Dee. The family of George Youinans came A. will go before the State Board of Medi- thu.t he will be successful in this enter- 20th. All come and enjoy aplensunteven- near suffocating by escaping gas on Mon- cal Examiners while there. prise. ng. If stormy ,on the following Monday day night. Mr. ^Toumans woke up, and light. Chas. J. Quig purchased on Tuesday, of though faint, niiinnfjed to open a _ window Chas. Hoagland, who has been attend- ...Francis,Keif?.!* fa improvine slowly from this week the residence of John F- Brands ; and let in fresh air. A physician was sum- ing school nt Kingston, Pn., is home for iis recent illness. n town. Consideration, f2,000. Just-ask-fhe moned and the family has since recovered. the holldi Mstmas How's This! Our school children are very much de- Thieves recently entered the cellar of | Jordan Teel, who in 1111 invalid, was given tghtcd over their new books. We hope PlILLLIPSBUltG. a party this week. A large quantity ofi ex-Senator "Wyckofl" anil carried oil* all or the Gl they will learn in them not to take the Councilman Hnggerty has presented Presents -100 lbs. all-grrain feed for $1.00?" provisions was left with the family. their canned fruit. name of the Lord in vain as frequently as Phillipsburg Division, No. 30, E. of L. E. nnd they will Ixnii toll yon Hint tlio liest iiliico , nre nice to give. 'We all eujnygiy- ' Both churches in our village are getting to buy toys nnd cnnaics Is nt W. \V. Clirlstlne's, The officers of Blairstqwn Lodge, P. and they do on the school grounds. with a handsome silver ice pitcher .and 'or his tiH^ortincDt Is tho heal nnd that tln.-ir In- iuf; and receiving them, but moro A.M., will be elected next Thursday even- j «"dy ft"1 their Christmas entertainment-. drinking cup, - -• - This is my price until Jan. 1st Our School District Clerk expects to lulaitivt'iicaa Htis convince! [hoin by cumiifiri' -• - substantial thiuy-i have toboliatl : I The Presbyterian Sunday school, on sou Hint lila prices nre tlio lowuai.'_ from oco Christmas to another. ^ ;. Ing. . •,:. visit the .schools next week, nnd feed on Miss Helen Schrantz, of Washington next. Please bear in mind I Christinas Eve, will render the cantata en- I keep nil kind- ot fanry iind atnpie " Sedgwick Harris and Miss Maggie Ed- bi^ fat turkey dinners given by the teach- street, fell through tho ice while skating • titled, "Santa Glaus Is Coming." The U. Skates 50 cents to $3.00. groceries us cueftp' lis th^ cheapest. that I curry a complete line of '* monds, both of this place, were married at ers. Who will be the lucky trustee to ac- on the Morris canal on Saturday afternoon E. Sunday school will romler u cantata on My Tens and Cuffoes lire the quiiit- : groceries nnd sell as low ns any the Methodist parsonage, Hope, on Tues- company him. but was rescued by a couple of young men. Slods 50 cents to $10. essence oE perfection; Christ inns night, entitled, 'iSnntii Cl.ius' dealer in town. Juat received day, by Rev. Mr. Carson. A private dance will be held in Ortygia Among tlio numorotia otbor arlloloa llint In Dream." Little Beth. Norton has been ill with has approprinto for iirusioius uro Miss Ella Horn,of Belvidcre,has been en- ceznia the past week, Hall on New Year's eve. •' & new stock of •" • -;-• '•"*"•• ••—"--"'•' '•'•''•• '•••"' gaged to teach the Washington district Albums, HAK31OXY. Mrs. Lizzie Thnrp has a young daughter. Mrs. Rose Marion died in Firth town Sat- Fine Green or Black Tea. school for the balance of the year. The Toilet Sets, There was a large party held at the home Our young folks have, been .enjoying urday night, aged 65 years. . .Musical Instruments, vacancy was caused by the death of Miss : ORANGES, i :: ^ Howell. , ~ of Joseph A tiley lasl-Thuradiiy night.- - themselves skating on Kent's pond the Pay day on the canal Tuesday. ~ " ; _...-—Smoking Sets, ~ r 2Ee. pe^Pound. past week. The employees of the Phillipsburg stove Pipes, Cigars, Etc, . • ' Mrs. Mary A. Grossman, an aged lady, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Kaub and daugh- and CONFECTIONER Y. works, having completed a large contract A spe:inlty is died at the liomc of her son,.Ira, on Tues- ters, Helen and Laura, were guests of C. James D. Van Nattn. and Irvin Ltghtcup With every .•J2purchn?o of groceries day of list week. The funeral services Hulsliizer, at Cooksville, overSuudny. /-, spent Sundny with 0. B. Eadgley, at Beth- ill go on three days' a week time until v one pound of Ohristnws toys or You are enrneatly so'icited to lehem, PCi further notice. ' - were held on Saturday. Mrs. Isanc Reed and daughter, Miss HIS $2.50 Sewing Machine. - ;oall. ; •••.; ; ' :.' ';•-... Viola, were guests of friends in Phillips- Frank Wagner, of Sergcantsville has The Sabbath schools of Sts. Philip and vr.-rrSevrMr.-Laaj'o;"representing-the--Chil-. Thonl he bus all kimls o£ -Fruit, -Kutsj burg on Tuesday. James' church will hold a Christmas enter dren's Home Society, of Trenton, preached been spending a week with Dory Pierson. Confectionery, Smokers' Articles, Tobac- Pare Mixed Candies Free, Misses Stella and Maggie Wolf, of Zucks- The Pipe line people are^Tmiting p';- tainnient in Parochial Hall on Sunday co, Cigars, Etc. He has a big in the Presbyterian church last Sunday also Oranges, Tjemons and Nuts o£ afternoon. bargain in mixed v-^-r.™*1 Wm. E. Deremer, , : morning and in the M...E. church in the ville, Pa., were guests of their uncle over iiontly for the decision from the" court to ail kimla, eto. Our home-made Mrs. Patrick Lennon died of paralysis of evening. ; Sunday. lay their pipes under the culvert below i enndy n specialty. ,; • Belvidere, to pass under the Pennsylvania i ;be heart at her home on Cednj",,alley !un , _Bely idero!.. Ave^Ui^^^j....^ ^-•-jvlf^anonvrFsrvXhnrew-Yett'erehterLaincli1 ..;':Miss.Carr:e^Bachaian--entert!iinetl": com- railroad. It will go "'under "whether" the! Monday uiyhtr^'She v?as 43 ycars'old;™™1^ , forty-five of their friend3 in grand style on pany over Sunday. inoiHinn i« fnvonible or .not, •. .;•'/.• •;.&£.•:: It will, surprise you...to.'lenrn..how.much be """•""' Saturday evening. ' '•""•' •'•"•'•' '-'-• "• •' '"••'"Harry Hiihilinj of' Ochre Valley, was a Cornelius Cnrhart lost a.'four-year-old son keeps that is appiopriatSfor Holiday *,' ''••'•• There will be an entertainment in the M. guest of friends here last "week. Jolin Stopp wears a broad smile. An- on Tuesday of last week by diphtheria. und Birthday present*. >ther little girl came to his home Satur- FRONT) ,; E. church on Christmas eve. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laros, of Chestnut flve-year-old daughter of Lewis Gra- day to stay. Globe Hill, Pa., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John ham died lost Tuesday from the effects of a There is talk of organizing, a G. A. R. fall down an embankment a few days be- W. W. CHRISTINE. Cash Store, Post here. Williams on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seguinc, of Broad- r u-!iy,visited her sister, Mrs. Milton Shuler, ire. • ., '• Just two doors from tho Square L.M.DAVIS, Prop'r. A surprise party called at Mrs. Annie :n the Big Brown Building. in Monday. Samuel Shannon Camp, S, of V,, elected Barber Stiffsone day last wtok..-:-- ;- ;. ;• ••••••ANTHO.JnL.1 omccrs'last week with Arthur Hadley- us George Cruts has been confined to the Some of our town people witnessed some captain. . Alex. Anderson has surveyed a tract of i .vonclerful cures of Dr. Fritts in the Opera The Lehigh & Hudson Railroad is haying .house by.-sink n«ww j\ 11 r in g.the. pn.at- fe .v..dayH.- r ; [louse iif Eiist6n7""oi'fr Saturday" last."". We" ,ht: aluLiona uiOiiK the tiiie ieiJttlieuiiud iiii 7 Mrs, Wr N. Mutchler has bought a jroved. ~- """-• arid this week lie/is^surveying tthe George have two cases in.our town. If some one ; house at Delaware Park. ,'., ....'. Geo. Sherrer, of Lewis street, fell into a -- -.- Moore estate near Pottersville. ivouW do a charitable act they would glad- . pit at the Warren Foundry Friday rnorh- as by having?ybur horse sharpened i !y,-gorto:b«;tW!'.t*?fllit>n^iC~cnr.w!.fl«mot)i!^r. »jj lJns:aad:had-.fc-JcrfbBjjrpk?n<^=sss^r=== thia lllcc in tlie 1 iEd, Ackley', had a misunderstandinnding last-\ P spring. like them have been, will be a miracle. ' | Mrs. Daniel Weil, of Golden street, after ,;:puts on those Never-Slip Shoes -ETC; '•••••"'" week and cams to blows. : rMrs. Edward 'linhcln.ll and Mrs. Flavel a two years'illness of cancer, died Thurs- Charley Glackcn and sister, of Phillips- day night, aged 50 years. She leaves a that are so popular. And when '•I. .-,-, i*Y°"rcorrespondent has secured • a..Sam-. Allshouse, of Phiilipsburg, were guests of burg, silent Sunday with Mr. Danley. linsband nnd.twofimpjl children. • , .;.-,- you,want first-class., '•.--»---••* .: 1 ; -.,, pip ot tho ore^kciifroni^ihe King Solo- mends'here on •Friday;'•••• .-~-'' • . - SaiirHess'who has been ill with grippe Alex. Schultz, the ilorist, has sold his In'ypU'fVshopping" expedi-... =^=^^^3aon°goId'niIric7aea1r1'PeapackV.and1h'ad:;ari ...•Mr. and "Mrs, John Holdron-entertained business to Wm. Baumgarten, and will live ; tiondon't forget tcfcall: and:.."; J. WM. MILLER, Prop'r, was able-to" attend" to~duiie3 "lii"Sunday• retired. ' " •' interview with the lessee, Dr. Seals, of company on Sunday. school Sunday. —. see the pretty V presents JSlacksihiiliihg * ..;:;--: Chester, >yho says the ore will yield £50 in ....The.M. Ev.Simday_school. .entertainment Councilninn, Firth, of Phillipsburg, done he's the man to. call upon. irl'T^-goId'-bcgides'sorac' silver,. tothe.tonT^Budd's" ' we have, in 1 .' .-—_ p jperi't Sii"iiday^ith;litlr lliU~™'~?r~™r Lake parties, and also parties froni Brook11 'HVmakesTspecialty^oi'jbbbingVkTil^ijbbbi r ' James McCrackenj Jr.,' returned home To toll what Hood's Sarsaparilla has dona :~:••-••' • lyij-'uave btun'negotiHtifig.'fnf.trno'mine. I His name and location on Broad ^is^eekfrotTi^hisiwp^k^vHc^illispend /locks, Jewelry, ^^:^at'hw-i;6fu5e3to-6'ell.jrllc-:in^^ "SU'cctfa.rc:fami I iar^tp i a]l-r-3-^.^L_ ndM NeWon Steolo wlll s n (1 tlie-winter" at lioinc.-.'—;..:::.-..•"..•T.:,..;....T ~"'7C. ^'^seSiiias'.worltsIbnthe^Mdma!to.reduMi7^^ ^^ - --- -" POp . my legs and Ire* f^7 hit own ores. The sample looks very much "tHeTliolidays Ih'Newarlc with his parents. quently Iind Everything warranted as „,_:•_.:._..^."'•i.'r^.j' • aud';of"small value, 1 to get... up at p^^j A pig belonging (to George Howell, of MT. BETHBL : : Fire, Life and Mt. H«rmpn^wiis raffled offuVE^J.' Win- night and walk ; represented. i; ; ; ;i The assays however," shows' 'the "'result- as t H^ ffld ffVE^J' Wi s Lulu Ketclmm, our school •teacher}': ters' confectionery store lost .week. Mr. W. to relax: tho stated above. will spend Christmas with' her parents in muscles. I nlao ••'.i.'""" held the lucky .number himself. ,\ l had stomach New_York\City.-)i ; ' -. . rt . .,,...... „ .-,;-,.• Taking: It For Granted • ,... , The Modern Mother .' ] ' f:-~ ;Mrs. Joanna Osmun, widow of Kinney trouble.' I took L AbnimNu'nn, of Brooklyn, spent Sunday Hood's Sarsa- Howell, died at the homo of her on1y~son, ' thnt you dbu't ltuow that some INSURANCE,- : Has found that Her little ones are improv- with his mother, whois'ill. ^parilla, which 1 of the'best dressed men in ing moro by tho' pleasant ,"]oxntive, .Syrup J. Lemuel, at Silver Lake, Sunday^ even ing, •Njhaa cured the •„••::•;:.!.Washington and vicinity get; BanFBTd, Washington, ^ J.; s V Our school will closo on Friday, tho 20th, ^rheumatism .,^.^of..^g »LwbojiMin^needi__.gf the laxative of general debility, aged 75 years'.--. , V'. e greatest number .and.bestsele<£ ..., ^thcir clothes of mo, I take this', '"Sand helped my T1 •"^"i effect of a'gentle remedy than by any other. ' TheEpworth League entertainment will .nd open again Monday, 30th..;.:. „• : _ —"- •'• lloir of Ghickeiis-aii. J r~-~~ ">"'"'. .T" opportunityrto' tellfyou 'soil \ iHtpmach trou- : '.ahdthafrit is morb ^acceptable to them. take place on the evening of Jan. 3d, and Miss Kate Smith has returned from her 'blii, Ilood'a You can get of mo. a faultless visit to Allamuchy. -A". ;ilt, stylish and pood wearing not oh New Yoar'scye. ';,..,; iPillaarn tho best ;S •• ' goods at a prico more •. reason- ':.- i s JosephRiriehnrt's little boy'foiriiito a « i*t- -»v» m NJ I over took." H, . _ , f ,'/''To Boiid'7 two^soat''- true remedy," Syrup o j : ;nble thtn you nre used to'pay-- . i tohPlp pny postage, packing, o kettle of hot water one day lost week and A. MSLVIN, Slstob, Oregon. Remember ; ,nrcd.by,,tho California Fig Syrup Co. Piles of people;havo piles, but De Witt's e,' seen in. town just; prior, to ' : ing.' ' Gall and be conyiuced^ ' Au.,andw6wlllmallurimi)lolK)i:of our With Hl Sl il^ ~ ild liatlly.;. that a doctor, had to be. c alle d;"~ ™.Z7?ZI?Zl'.'Zn. ~'Z'" Z'.iL'"z? ^:''"™X"-7T:""."' h:sT^r5'h^Ny'yi>t^ ___ ....--jio^.BlooJiiE.grioof'i^-Kir^^

part oflaat^week with Arthur B.Hann. > nOOU SrtTSliS. eas>,taefrccL rfcmhC^ r':; ':;IEepniriDg'n Specialty.^ ^Miller Building.. 1^^. IE WASHING! 5JOTAK, WASHINGTdl JUNCTIO! 10k, of Fiinwood, have Miss Louisa FIominDf hiw returned from lives in town. Trenton, where she has been visiting ho vVcstfield. K. Y.. Is passing friend, Miss Helen Watte. \ Instead of thoc ' his daughter, Mrs. A. 0. Georco Young, of Jersey City, spen ranco_cbm-l, .. E. pardonnge. New Year's with friends In town, ' IlJEfll -, led with-It a -_ e Martents Is visiting relatives Selling on found tho lamp brokoii at I jttstown. The Jr. O. U. A. M. of this place, wll iBeeJ , sand tho wAlls wero burned in hold a, public Installation of ofllcera In Both churches In our village aro< obsorv- their lodge room on Monday evening, ,_ JpotBi asi'wero alao tlio windows, caainca nitt tho Week of Prayer by union services. Jan. I3th. K and doors. No doubt tho old lady hud lit Meetings woro hold In tho M. E. church Credit _ •,"< tho lamp that nightjustns she nlvvays did. until Tlmrdday evening, after which, in* Miss Dora Ingalls, of Now York, spenl W V , rTho flame was turned high nnd burned tlio eluding thu following Sunday night, they Sunday with her sister. MM. 3. if. 3 upr, ;-.™» 'cord off; tho picture fell; tho lump was wilt bo held in tho Presbyterian church. Ith odes. and asking the sameofcT high K^™X.vT,w ^brokon and the flro occurred. That is tho ncv. Thomas Houston, who has been ••*vt Bimplo solution of tho whole matter. Tlio "~Tbo Epworth Luuguu"of the M. 13. price for Grocenes/- Fruits, ' doctor got his books, etc., and-why not? church recently held a birthdabirthday u^lal- ' *a * assisting Rev. Andrew Henry In revival Who wouldn't sunder timilar circumstan- W,\V. II.U. Thompson'sThompsons. A' program consisticonsi tinng BorvJccj* at Oxford, returned homo on 3fon- Nuts and #:yviiionsL.and buy ces? Counsel recited the doctor's visit to On Wcdncsdiiiy ho left for a new pf songs, recitations, mid readingdi s hahhad ing them ^ikcwue^we^iio just the • Washington nndf lila-return home; bis boon prepared. All present experienced a fictd of laborb , expectini g t o bo absenbt t ffivi e going to the bnrn with tho lantern for Ills plcnsunt time. Net proceeds umoiiiiU'd weekn. reverse; '^Tiutt is^uy for cash instruments and his return to Washington. to $ 11.60. Tho week ofpmycr is being observed by There nro no suspicious circumstunces the Methodist nnd Baptist congregations. —get cash discount's and dis- here, and no evidenuo that he fired tlio f Miss May Qemmell, of Jersey City, IIUH sun liny evening, union services woro held harn. The doctor was a lover ol' horses; been upending a week in town, the gut-nt nttheM.ll church, nt which time Rov. counts for large orders—and do you, gentlemen, think bo was brute ofMfssOllio Dellart. Mr, tho tmwly elected pastor of tho linp- enough to burn those horses that he thought ' Miss Fiinnle McElrath Is visiting relit - hurch, prenched n very nblosernion sell for cash ^at lowest prices so much or? Tbe lire In tho closet wns lives at Montclair. ^ * Mirge nnd appreciative nudlerico. Rov. Annual January ever asked. We have caused no doubt by tlio current'of hot nlr Eugene Perkins, of Brooklyn, paid n coming up through thn framework and »**• IM prenehes at the Hnptlst church bookkeeper or collectors. setting fire to ttw garments/ Tlio closot short visit to his family otic day hu>t week. tun.^ht (rtitirstlay) and tomorrow night. had not boon opened in nMiionth. Mice John Holmes, of Montclair, wan the Taylor Smith met with nn accident Your money back for may have cuu9eu\tlio fire, Tho company guest of hid grandparent, Mr. nnd Mrs while working on one of the all campuny'K BARGAIN SALE mubt have known when thoy iisued the Daniel (Juniun, over (Sunday. tanks. 1 Hy tho giving way of uscallbldho anything you buy that is not policy or insurance that tho doctor had wnH thrown to tho ground, injuring hLs Rev. It. A. IJrjnnt began tho second se- back severely. January 6th to nth. absolutely first clubs. medicines jn tho houso, as well as instru- ries of illustrated sermons last Hunday WKKOHI MIIO of tho hlml In tho country evening in tho M. E. church. Tho scrim Harry, the twelve-year-old son of Mr. lioiiiuinH , law business at1 their homes: Docs this inn miff .Innimry over tow hod. lrnorniniis tnreo wl/l k' uiveii in' the "PrcsbTtcritiii JTidny ironi a complication of dhow*. ILO rodiMIoiw tlirougtioiu tlio outiro ilc £ vitiate their policies ot Insurance? - lehureli. His remains were brought here Tuesday irtmontH of tlio IIOIIHO The BLUE , THE JUDGES CUATtaC. The colild weathewenther ddurjiifi f the past week morning. Funeral services were hold at the > Judflfi Gummpro said in subsLunce to the M. B. church, conducted by Rev. J. B. J. i:\orytlthifi rcdit, jury't'^t It would Ij3 their duty to decide hns irozcjin th" o pond, to thedoMgi'lt o( the Rhodes; Interment in tho Presbyterian sunl six items. vtl excepting the "- two cflao. 'Tlio first caso involves tho flfiULLrS. an!.••d» th»»we JVIIIIyounUg peoplIfUUIMUe IhaVI O P»- cemetery. FRONT _, right of Dr. Cox to" recover Iocs sustained joyed the sport for u fef w diul s pistt, II. L. Bowlby nnd Frnnk Hlnor, who ever attempted by any, house iii "this sec |iORtllrl»iin"»y «> !»Hoy tfint apportions have been spending their holiday vacation OQC 3 in tuynj returned to lllalr Hull on Tuts- of the country. - -A—^.-'-< tho loss thnb ho ciu"™! due bin) by reason day, M. DAVIS, Prop'r. of the firo in his home, ,~.«~* Mrs. Peter Youn? spent Sunday with HOYS' SL'JTH, i)f Iliio \ The other am fcjtlutofBcatty , mortga- • pleasant surprise party wns given friends at Phillipsburg. gee, who holds a mortcage on the nuil es- r. and MrMrs. . Isaac SmL.Smtt . _ Mrs. Mary Crouso and daughter, of duy._ About forty gu«staiiS3omblud.aL tho Stroudsburg, P.i.(arospciidinp;a tew weeks P A ^—.—• tale, uy the contract tlio company ngrwri willi liti mother, Mrs. Win. Dalrjmplo. LAI>II> AM; MlhSI.V JACKirrS, Mtwk <1ID. A January Sale, to pay the loss to tlio mortgagee, Mr. home ol"Mrs. I*.^ J. Uollartaiid proceeded ^lot (intl fancy koreo}* clota, utilrrotl or Bcitly. His interest in the mortgaged <.to the reaidenco off Mr. Smith. Thoflur, Mrs. Plerson, an atjed lntly, died at the ruofcr frontH, innnilolln H1OO\OH, rlntito premises is morn than enough to warrant' prii e ilotl c in every particularil ' home or her son UftvW, on Hunday. l»m-kH, vHtiUu rlindamo Itnud, \nluoS100l, (ho claim ot tho whole amount ot insur- ho lailod to discharge that duty because he thut tliclr youngest child, Lorn, had taken tl»n or filuln loo w itli uiotti toi»a, imu-lsoVi , did not show tho chattel mortgage. That Wm. Waitnor and Howard Clinc each poison. Dr. S, II. Johnson was hnmetli- lad tho misfortune to cut his foot while An Improvement Sali is not so, gentlemen You need not con- otcly Biiminoned and worked ]iurdtosiuc 3.15 sider tliat nt all. Tho chattel mortgago her Hie., On nccounb of the slcknessof tho lioppinp wood. Neither was seriously Injured. - - &C01UH [,ACi: CUUTA1XS, o\tm lino qnnlltj, ' had boon fully "paid and satisfied at tho Ohlld, no horviccs wore hold in tho M. E. boniitHul imtturnx, liiriru nsforttnont, \ iilitu 1 -' tlnie. Tho only question in tho 11 mease, church in tho morning, as the pabtor could Mls-esCora and rioesioDuckworth have fl W, sfilo jirlco por imir, It is the combination of these three'that '! I- ( the Insurance on tho lurnUure", is whether not bo present. The public Installation of returned homo from.Pen Argyl. 2.t)S COIL. .. tho fire i\ns tho result of an net of Dr. the recently elected ofllcers of tho lip- N. Warne, of Broadwav, instniled the you Dry Goods, Ca Cox, his procurement or connivance. worth League announced tor last Sinidav ofilccrsof tho Grungonn Saturday I is> niul I.VDUs' OlOVhS, lli'iu quiillt)* kid, I tnitli give The otliur cuso iu\oht» iliiumgc bv fire morning wns postponed until ne.\t Sunday lutiutli, otnltroldoroO !mckn, ]>rl< o, of Ajirll 1st, t * <• morning. IJtbaic Young nt tier home and surprised Cloaks and Furs,_ at Jo Counsel says they cannot recovor on tho her, it being her I 'rthil ly. Him found the the Market ' firo in tho house, without regard to how it POLKVILL13. table loaded ulth an iibuntliiiicc of good NKMITOOWNS for In.llo', larpo full occurred, becauso the policy ot insurance things and nil enjoyed a plcisant c\ citing. HIOOVOH, triinniGd with onibroklurtiU w BECAUSE ever knew them' before, dosoribed it us a dwelling- only. You, k Isaasacc Low, one ofl our bright and prospros- and liiHcrtlon, nil vW.e* cheap ut $1.00, gentlemen, must say whether this is truu perous young men, left lust Thursday for Warden Hill is spending a few days at making preparations for this or not. Tho doctorlhod there and treated Ithaca, N. Y., where he will attend the Pateraou on imiJorUnt business. It is Harder, - - people. He kept articles specifically men- Farmers' Scientific University. We wish Rev. Hlllmnn ga\e lisa \ery able sermon Burns Longer, , :i tho "Door of Hope" on " ' DAMASK, full blnfu-iioil, limi'lsoino tioned in "jl-c po]Ic—"y - ot ' tl" m- j•nauruil{- .e him success. tnvticH wine, strictly imro linen, Many men trnnsact. business at home. David B. Brands, one of our townsmen, hud u large attcndiuuu. wile lirlco puc yard Contains Uo Slate, ' J Co • ' Llm lucL (pt'hfci resiuenuef is attending courtithis wcekjus ono of the Loaves No Clinkers,* It is for you to say whether this nfleets his petit jurymen. residence and tho insunmco. petitjurymn // Piles of people have piles, but De Witt's CA.MEI.'S HAIlt I'LAIDf, liI/,-h -grade, vory Milton MCCN hiiiKlHoinu uood» tit ilioliu color ooinbiim- Gives Oat Horo Heat, Really Great As to the barn counsel says nny Increase :cn hns been busy the Witch Hitzel Salve will cure them. When of risk vitiated the policy and that pay st u eek hnul. ig lime irom 1 ttona, roeular$1.3S, anlo prlco per yard. Tho Best, thorcforo _lr .. McCnivkt/n .is. on—o of prosperous promptly applied itcures scalds and burns OSc was an increase. AVus It ? Dr. Cox may without the slightest pain. F.N. Jenkins' The Cheapest. have violated home of the provisions of the dinners and la bound to be up to the times Ami c\ cry other Item in our vast for some contract. Tho barn was still in his occu- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bisbee, of Dela- Warren County Drugstore. etitithlifihuicntUtnrrinfitilx) nt n reduced and the" re'sult will pancy. Ho says that ho did not know thut aro Water Gap, wero the guests of fllr. '—ice. Kept Under Cover, tho hay nnd straw werere put there. That Bisbee's uncle, \V. G. Foster, over Sund ly next week \ part doesn't vitiate the li f h o AKOIIU. >o Itrnm h Stores Mall ordure in the tremen'dbus he policy so far as the A. J. Smith and family wore the guusts fiill} llllcd Delivered Over Screens. barn Is concerned. of Peter Brands, at Brands We, one day offered. We\ ThThe maiin questioti n for you to determine this w eek. have had jheretoforel 'VFretheselltb the result of tho act ol Jr. Co*, or wero they caused by anything Thco. Beck had nn old fnsliioncil burn clearing sales otrt that hu^-did bv way of procuiement or raising lust Thursday. Everything pissed "one that men are not guilty of generally! burn. About thirty-lho were prt-sent. L. S. PLftllT & CO.. Tho insurance compnnj ii, bound to sutisiy Luther Yeomnns is now ready to receive i result of tlic i Belvidorc Avo. and Morris Canalj you; the burden is on them to show th bids tor his now wagon house which he era. Tlio systoi 707'TO 721 BROAD STREET, t jury that what they hctup is true. This 1 soon expects to ha\e under ooitstruction. 1 NEWARK. N. J. necessary when they set up such a defense Assembly man-elect A. L. riummer'Y'It D. V. WYCKOFF, Prop'r Thoy must show, by preponderance o mill fatnilv «t:rc the guests of Anson Me-1 , evidence, that their defense is true. Cain, at KiiuW Ituii, liwt Suiuli^. Now docs tho ovidence aitlsly you tha J lines ILallot, of Paterson, is home on a ever attenx teC •Itis\ such is the caso? By the preponderant!* brief \istt. Mr. ILallot is a inotormnii on a was of the evidence nro you satisfied, that h trollcv line, and wTls a former resident o ciused tho firo of Sunday nUlit? They this place. for wlilrh S.SJ5. i* tliu ma»t relinlilccure. A few and ends and brol were thoro «ll alone. Does this fact show boUlMtt 111 itnunl relief wlwronil el-o has failed. that they did it? The other fire up stturs, MKs Carrie en-ywn nnd Miss Estelli I suffered from a eovoio attnclcof -Sforcui" if it was the result ot the lire down stairs, Brands, of CoUhubi.i, wtie the guetts of RbciiiitntUM), my arms and legs being swn hasnopirt in this caso. If it was an n Miss A[ug'jiii^,*j(Ulct one day 1 ist w eek. to twice their nntniiil sf/o. tnnciiiK tlie mo^t excruclatlnif pnin=. I H|iont imndrctis ot doliors ceudiiry fire It U a suspicious circuni' A load o/.Oiir young peuplu utLuiidml nn wlthoiitHihoi.lnitnttorinking n few bottle stance. opera one'myht la-st week They ruport i I improved rapidly and The Judge recounted the actions of tlu good time and a good play. now ii well man.,coinpleto- doctor on the day preceding the burning of We are sorr> to state Uiosicknessof Mrs. l.r cured. I can heartily ? _ „ the barn; of his return home; of Mb going S unuul Albin-stoii, who IIILS buun sutlci mg sutrcririff Troni thiapdinful ' to the barn for his instruments; ot his with ncnous probtrutjon lor some time. disease. W. F. DiUbEY. short stay at the barn, and of his return to Mrs. Alburtson is a much respected tudy Brooklyn Elevated K.K. Washington. Hew is at the home of Mr. undalwajs lms a kind word for everv one DIoc"eKctio'n)TwiiH responsible for the first fire? If so, the; The trustees of thu sulioul bu\c pur give a verdict for the defendants. chased a new sto\e for the school house. Don't Mrs C.iroline Smith had a family re- B.&B. you at prices that we"ij know yoiTwi'' — If hen as responsible for the barn fire. mio'i HiNeW Yetr'a day. 1 - in the second cusc, then give a verdict for tho defendants, both for loss at house and Frederic Woodrutl hns returned from a Be Afraid too glad-to take'advaiitag^f.,-"! In t: haru. L week's \isit with hisbister,Mrs. John King, If ho was not the author of the fires in Dover a marked advance ip.tjJijp' .r.i-inoli^ directly or indirectly, and there is no Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hull, Mr. and Mrs. To Send the Children change in the occupation of his duelling, Le\i Rush, Mis A. Rush mid Mr. and Mrs. then in the first suit ho is entitled to re- Peter Dylrymple spunt Now Year's day dise you will find'her^a, cover ontheorcran$50, household furnitiiro with Mr. J. Gruver. when you want anything con . $82 55, pinturoK, fltn., $27,20, miking 1 totnl P. C. Woodruff imd dAUglituis and Mr. of $130.75, with interest from the 8th day and Mrs. Geo. Cole attended the surprise Of July, 1895, to the 3d Tuesday in Febru- party ut Wm. Wolf's, near Washington, in groceries from our ary, I83G. on Saturday, ^^ EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS BoughF aLt-'lQ.^ As to the other loss, wherein Mr. Bca^y store. They will be wait- sues as mortgagee, if you find that neither John Rush, of Washington, w as tbe guest fire was the result of Dr. Cox's act, ho is of his cousin, Dory, last week. i, ed upon just as promptly entitled to recover for damage to the house. Thomas Thatcher gave a dinner part;* to than \A^e ever He may recover to tho e\tent of two- a number of hit friendd on New Year's day. NOW UNDER WAY —thirds of the damages, us other companies Mr. and Mrs Freeman Mutter, son and and just as carefully as J have insurance on thosanie property. You daughter[laughter, Mrs i'iiiliPhilip KusKase and son, of before and £_ are to ascertain what the loss is to the Ste\MirUvillc,Mrs GtorgcKaso nnddaugh- you would if you came house, what tno damage amounts to. The :r, Nellie, and Mrs Mm tin Ki as, oi Wasn- make it necessary to-vacate a-large portion-of testimony Is conflicting. Some say fiftv or igton, wero among tho guests. yourself. They will get still lower; sixty dollars; Mr. Lnccvsays seventy-five, Charles Person, of West Portal, returned while Mr. Lance says $295, as stated by Dr. j Ms home alter spending some time with just as much (or the the store. It is our intention to reduce stock Cox. Boiity would tlierofoio be entitled 'datives at this place. -to two-thirds of tho loss. \. As to tho barn, Bcaty should recover. Mrs James Creighton, of Philadelphia, money. It is an opportunity .for^hV , j -4-Ue should have the whole amount. $2,000. Trs. Charles Bukcr, ot Belvidcre, and Mr. as fast as possible to make way for the build- I"*1™" Vifyow sn flndt an^ '10 would be entitled to Hid Mrs. James Kries, of-Low's Hollow, • ^oES." Vintorest from tlio 8th day of July, 1895. to were the guests of Peter Woodrufl'on Suu- Eagle Condensed Milk, 'ife to supplyL hervwarit_s, immediate.| • l the 18th day of Feb., 188G. duy uvening. Special bargains in all departments It is claimed thut in the first suit for Jlrs. Lewis Bush is'on tho sick list. ers. future, at prices!that she wilLnevecsee a) damage to honsoliold furniture, organ, etc. "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cole and 'daughter, 16 oents can. "•-* -i. tn« Rt»tementot loss because it was M'Virl; John E, Ru"h, Mr uud Mrs Uirry id that the property was covered by a Itush and diuiEhter, Churles and Jennie during-_the month of-January. 'Call and-sec. Please remembeT-^thatJid'b'ne thing*'orVtt . ol .mortgage ot ?2,Q0O, not due, that Rush and Eva Thatcher1 wer?,tlic guesta of Baby Brand Condensed was a misrepresentation and vitiated James Rush. on.Wednesday ."of lubt week. things arc offered""-yoa"af-^special|prices tbe (jlfitm. This is not so and should have Charles Castnor spent lust week with his 16 can. '•' T l 1 nowuightwith thu jury, ~ •••» sister, Mrs. Robert Riley^at Phillipsburg. Tho case Ig loft xvj^ u'ou, gentlemen, to everythinp- in" 6UK immense^ ' "' "' determigfi,whntvrirdictslioula bo rendered. Tho Lobronboys and Ever Sweats had a r - '"' 'uryretiredat-l^1j O in charge of We make but-Weme* stipu] atj^ - s Walters, of Hnrdwick, and gamo of ball on Sew Year's day; score, 11 B. vHampton. came iu at 0:30 with a verdipfc in fuvor! to 14- i n _favor of Lebron. " ofDr Cox for tho following ancunta , There waa a smash-up ju^t out of town ALSO, GREAT SALE OF nn hnnsR nnd hnrn <5? id? 71 .., lost Friday night. Two men from Poun- on ftouae and barn §2,197 73. on Byjviuiiaworo out hero buying pigs and ^M4 91 Total^2342 64 | hyd t00 muqh Jersoy Jiglitning aWrd. i l wnpron"driven by SALE! TEN BILLS Or INDIGTMrNT one mtin, demolishedt^evohiclotuultlircvlul d th w tlio man out. ^ I ^»' ~\ Ti^o Grand Jury came into come sirtworlbflr, iulmtntatrutHx of tlio OHtntn Monday afternoon and ropoited ton It ia reported thnt ouV wheolwriglit is Into Nathnn Dllta, will dlapoho of tho I" \ ET-. bills ot indiotment going to give up busines^ Tlicio v\illbu etui-k coiitaiiioil la tho linntons Btorooii ^"Henry Brink, of Bolvideio, was in- a good locution lor some m{ui in this plnuo. umou Avo., dicted for keeping a disorderly house J orry_ Baylor and wiifo were tho Pleaded not guilty and gave bail in tlio guests ojf-Jas.-Ki . Smith on Ne!\1v Year's. / Washington, N. J., Bum of $200 for trial = Mrs. James Dailey and SIiss Ophelia ,' Criminal Oourt wns set down for Smith nrc on tho siek list. .Wednesday, Jan_22d, at 10 30 a m. h , - Many^merchantsiire _well .uwarc. that Saturday, Ja -timei '-_ -- their customers are ilicir bestlVieuds )he last civil case tried was No 7,, takopl isure lirsupplyin-" g thym withfa boat-- ^7§iiiinabloV:.'.'AB'~an1nstanoo| s, llobos, • je 1/ Magee vs Beuben Warner • &: Cameron,-, proinini uroluhliig :>; >lovin. The suit waa brought to '•MichiBun.'^Thl ossesslon of a horse and; Eioh had been attached af ^medicin gives sa Monday motning"1 andl rmow^ed^by^haJp^tatofkno^ajjBltHj 1 8upramii< ^ JLO? * .PANGEMBOHa rrncllUoner In «U Now,J«n«r'«p'l|15'15W

Altornov-nl.Mnv. Solicitor , Abram 1 Mii««trlCIr" ' v to Charles & f ORD'S .^Mi/will assume NOTARY ™»™S§i £^^t$| joined In making thenijtht a Wrry u m mt interests Invested elsewhere. Sir. Mann, ANIEL VUCET, ," -,i brooks-only aboat'lfour Inches—besides it no doubt, will be able to bring somo or his was'too ooia,'ifor"]ast at that time tho DUKES old oustomors from Knowlton, as he is D blood ortho"woaldbe" was in a tropical Attornoy-at-taw, •* v t ^fr-iS very genial and popular. \ condition. But ha has tbe satisfaction of MIXTURE Sollcltorana Maater in Cbanoery. ^ » * knowing ho mado the trial, for It would bo a good thing If some one We arc already marking and laying away presents forde „ —. V'liy he plunged boldly, would make complaint for cruelty to ani- for Washington H 3,--' "* [9 matter how coldly 4 mals. Amnn who wilt leave his horses ivery the day before New Year's. iTJlo little brook ran." "" running at large in tho aeldt"trying to find ram disagreeable person'is that who something to eat, on such nights as we [.very pipe stamped We devote our entire first floor to goods suitable for M B. SMITH, M. D.' r~imving(jiiard one apeak of having had Saturday and Sunday, needs a lesson DUKES MIXTURE or <^ Wa«hlnfrton, N. J* enjofe^ a mualoal, or a ^ play or any other from tho law. New Year's gifts, such as (8 to 0 a. m. amusement given by ordinary people, will What was going on nt tho lh cry stable Ofllco nours. •< 1 to 3 p. m.v , { breakout with, "Oh,you ought to bear on Thanksgiving Eve? 2 oz. PACKAGES 5 * so and so do It j if you did you wouldn't ROCKERS, both swinging and floor, upholstered, leather omce and roaldence one door below Prt6bf-J> ^1 *VSH * - « * v mention anyono else." J Such egotistical Miss Alice Carter has gone on a Usitto terlanFftrsonage, \ \ , -' 'lf^l Pennsylvania for a few dajs and saddle seats. Telephone connection. * - - V- */~iVJ;?l *L »*'5 &1 •»' * pedantry 13thought b/some folk to bo 11183 Lizzie nice is nt Mr. Conrnd Miller's andi^KafioJ^innegan, of. proof of superior—adyantages, but wo mt Ncw&Years in town as rather" Incline to the view that Darwin at Nnzareth, for tho nc\t two weeks. REED ROCKERS in unique designs. Tjl Miss Eliza Edmunds was married 01 of their mother^inn. Fmne^an. must lm\e bad Buch in his mind when he WavhlnRton, N. J«. EJros,' orolieatra 'furnished the boldly claimed for us all. close afllnity Tuesday to Mr. Walter Wilson, son of John EASELS in a doxen styles. on Now •with tho ape. Wilson, at the homo of tho brldo's paronts, (8 to 9 a, m. theballatHIshJSridgo on Now Mr. and Mrs A. r Edmunds, on High St ome B.-{lto8p.nu elandtheboyS re pbrted having Little Willie Rush, son of Caleb Rush, Uto7.wp.inp.i . Hov. Jones has boon holding extra meet- WRITING DESKS, for both ladies and gentlemen. nttW:,, gj ' 'I fell from his horse on New Yonr'a Day and Telephone Connection. 4 broke his arm. This Is the second time ho ings the past week in the M. E church. P^-dam/preachedTtwo irapres- On the Week of Prayer the churches unite "if pelle.it BermQh^atTtlie Preaby- has met with a like accident. FIRE SCREENS, BOOK CASES, CHIFFONIERS, -,P p T Preaby- on Tuesday and Friday c\ enlng, It *,\ ould "P|- M. COX, M. D., / ' _ ^. „ iirch on-,Sunday.i,Btis discourses (cfUliQuite a considerablcoQ3iaeruut«e quantitquuuubjy' oufi IUOH Hiuinu-•- a If «umethin g lik- e tblsmus* bedone SIDEBOARDS, HALL RACKS, COUCHES. LOUNG- [infto be ^"pioaoHer of "much annually harvested In this \lclnity, the awuiiwias the attendancr umothme ogf thlikee busines thl s men hn\ e u nklilnclon, N. J. , '~* \^'^§ icehouses'in the village ha\ing storage bern\ery small, rather sit around tho fire ES, &c. f7to9a.m> ^-X-'" capacity of 350 tons. Tho canal furnishes and tell some—stories Corao, jou men Offlcollourft ^ 1 toSp.Bt - r,. v the entlre'supply. ivho are setting an example for your bojs 17 ton p. mi' '-,'>/ Charles Apgar returned home on Thurs- and girls and for their children, come to Come See Us, 'Twill Do You Good. day after a few days spent among friends theHouboof God and bring your boys in Brooklyn. with jou rather than ha\e them loafing, -:•••% smoking cigarettes and plajlng games of N. JACOBUS, M. B. - ^ , ^rt * '""Mrs. Harry Frey, after spending some chance, for soon the judgment da> may P time in Philadelphia, returned home Sat* coint to you and v\ here w 111 j ou bo ? , • 1 £ # ufday e\ enlng.5" j n. B* Avenue, Washington. " -^,~ - ^ *• Thatotrrchurcb.es on Sunday morning One of Those Happy Boy Thursday forenoon and Saturday. were uncomfortably cold and no good or Who fnrodno well from tho abnndtint Eaaton, Thursday evening and Friday at " ^ AIARKSBORO. storoot lojaimcl h«t.ot Moatsfoumliit sufficient excuse offered was the just cause South>woat corner South 3rd and Forry St ' , \ "Miss Jenkins, of Newark, Is waiting REDUCTIONS J for general complaint. A little forethought Calls yuuido If necoasary. and good sextons, and such''difficulties frfends In tow n. Thompson Petty' v 'Gco B Armstrong gave a dinner partj during tlioholldfi)* Ho miyBho no\or would be avoided. '" uto bolter oiudlca. and ho now can bo nTuesOay HcoiidtiUf lookiUK Into tbo sumo ahop T\R- P. J- ECKEL, commenced on Sunday* evening in the School reopened on Monday after a \aca- lvluduwB nt tlio now Btoukjust lulu In in all Departments Jleittfkt, Presbyterian ohuroh 4nd will continue tion of two weeks during the week,ythree e\enlngs in N.H Ward and Tred Wells, of Libert;, Petty's Candies each church,, cijrH'ftj nn Friday in the lm\o KVIIH ttido luiuitnllou for (imilltj Lutheran church A N Y , spent Sunday home 1 lioj nro mndo doublj ittnulhoby tho Rev. Mr Hammond, of Lackaunnna low prkes nt ulildi tlioj nro -old HIIMJ Georgo Unangsjj, Division Supt on the 101 rk tam Morris canal, is reported as being seriously [•resb>terj, Pa, will occupy our pulpit " "' ' T.S. PETTY. ill at BethleliemAospital January 19th. 20 per cent, from former "p\R. V. PIKRCE PABBOW, ' * Miss MtffiiHeJElfiger has entered Irving Misses Ora Mott, Edith Rice andMjra '^- ^ ' irg, Pa Vnn Horn hnv e returned to school In the , . .'left on Monday en- N H Kerrhadthe misfortune to have o his nose broken while butchering a beef routetn'Sprmgiield III, expectmc to re- for W C WHdrick The gambol shpp prices on Winter Goods main until surimer and the weight fell on Mr Kerr's nose ~ Harns Godfrey commenced cutting ice r. Qtbba' old stand. on Monday and sijs his cuttings are six Increased attractions for the Winter. 1 i *"" *n tfiick and of fine quality Opening of the magnificent -r\n. G. T. FOX, Lehigh Valley R ECo, owners ui HOTEL JEFFBESON VA Stomach and Head Pains OOlco and Itesldonca, Grand Central Hotel ic™=3 of the Morris Canal, stand in need and the Superb Excepting Rubber Boots and Shoes. AM.EM OWN, PA. of straightening out, lespecting the water HOTEL CHAMEEELIU >tnce Hourfl—Prom 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. PrMtM, supply in tho creeks running through the A REMEDY, 1 AL OLD 1'OIM COUtOIir, VA limited todiBeaeeBOf the ( iw^~ f • village.^It is "feast or famine," v\ ith no re- The Winter seivice of the beautiful hw From the Eiemng iVens, Ncuarh, X J Coa«ian(ly on tuind th- Lireeat a-wortment Oi iV-^-ViS timo ago the same condition remained PBCTACLfca Pnd EYES GLASSES Ul tt» ^ -„? "No one to look at me now," siid Mrs added to the tisiml attractions of tlie fnmoiia A.W.Creveline & Co. ohlgh Valley -1 " "•'' Npw with the creeks full of ice the supply Reiss to a reporter, "wouldthink for a mo- At BABTON. Smin Hotel, TUMDiTi . , ,<, pvopisive, nverflov\intj the banks in olephoue Qrund Centnil Hotel. *•• t| places and people*in close protimity are ment that J. was so ill that the doctors wild Al OLD 1'OIM COMFOltl.VA fenrful of consequences, knowing from I could not possibly be sa\ ed About three the Now Southern llontu lie ort post experience the certain result The earsagol began to sufler from terrible hotels* >asc experience snu certuiii rouit J.«W . j^**- "e~- - ~~b o—. —I l It lf HMmr7rooD v question natunlly arises, v.h\, if « o can- pains in my stomnch nnd it «nb almost im- nothavo tho natural supp1- 'n summer, possible for me to do am work. Then I AshVAile 8s Hot Springs Have You Heard tiie latest ? HT. CLOCD HOTEL, '"" " WaiiouM bi. dioivited In winter? Tho iaed dm ooe \an ordo altogethehcadwhers Itha wat almoss m at diatroct^erysad- IsOKLllCAKOnNA, properoper authorities m BBelvldere might conditiodt n Of course I wantetdd to be well Ml readied bj tliu liuitiful >iu Stotimornofthe Just step in Hornbaker & Bowers' and they will tell Waller £1. Do Caun», Propriator ^7 \ ossibly solve the problem again, and like most people in such cases, OLD DOMINION LXN2 you something that will snrprisc you. They "W". K. Thompson has gone to Blooms- I consulted adoc tor, spent money for medi- Unaurpassed ln location, aocommalatlon and ^ burg, Pa, to look after some important Ulrixt or by thoir rnllrond tonnoLtiona are selling nunacoment. Permanent nu4 transient guesta l. - > cine and took it futlifully To my in- brND 10U 1UIL IM0HMV110N nU entertained. Prices reasonable. _? oi> York A No. 1 TnU Nickeled Skates for S2.50. by the conduct of a party contracting to prescribed and this I took, hut it did no Waablngtoa Ave , Waohlnuton, N. J. f build a cwtern for him They built some- good Those terrible pains continued to W J Gem MiiibU, M1.0 Pros't & irnfllc >Igr Peck & Snyder Skates (»f«« >""») for $2.50 thing, or lather nothing, and now he has make life miserable for me Tho,.doctors only a hole in the ground partially tilled blandl} told me that I could "not be cured Xip 9 pressi;;!; inuiLo • uuinu - -Nickeled^Belgian Lamps- with rubbish, as a portion of the masonry entirely, if atall Pleasant news wasn't it L j. ROHS LAKE, P«>i»*r. '* t tumbled in, and if reports are correct the Well, I continued to work about the house of 43 candle power (almost equal to an electric light), no contracting party is not of much respon- here and sullered untold agonies 1 did Repairing Finely wrangwJ, npnrinn*^ sronnda.^----^^ -^^B sibility Howard Mehck has suflered not eive up hope but did all I could to re- breaking globes on the Belgian, will give more light and a eloctrio lights, swam heat, free bna"ttf ' ' " somewhat in the same manner and we he\emy miserj Nothing ga\e me anj softer light that a dozen ordinary lamps, all we ask is a tna and from all trtilns. A pleasant flam- understand his work was done bj the same relief, howe\er, and I had begun to think is n specinlty with me. It is a and if what we say is not true you can return it mor ro. "jat ^"^^ idrty that all hope must be abandoned, w hen, 11 class ot work that few outside Clayton Ilance returned to Long Island reading the Evening News, I saw Dr the factories can do well We are also selling the L'lty'on Thursd i> Williams Fink Pill adwrfesed Theprmt ed testimonial coming from a resident of nCIPUlI.Br HOOVER, Prop*i Miss Annie Mehck has returned to Irung this city led me to belie\ e that I, too, might Men's 1 >} College, Mechanicsburff, Pa, ind Miss ^ At be benefited by these pills and not without Koucmitud and uador now and eiperl«noM \U "J RuthGodfrej to Normal School, Trenton some misgi\ mg3 I bought a bo\ of them all the newest fabrics, made to V onlor in the moat woikmanhko It is as far ahead of others heaters as the Belgian is ahead o nmnagemoDt Situated noar D.) I NEW HAMPTON. "Almost as soon as I began to take them manner Gentlemen's gar- other lamps. Never one has failed to give satisfaction totlon Carefully conduoted Bar. I felt rnlieved and the first marked in- ments are dyed, cleaned, press- attached •* _^On Itonday and Tuesday there was tho dication of improvement was when that ed and repaired at moderate finest skating on the upper and lower mill tired, weary, don't care felling disappear- prices OUR LEADER RANGE pond£*a1ffrhis place that has been known This was m itself suiuething to be ' FRANK SKALLA. appears in a new dress, more attractive than ever. A beaut) in years It 19 seldom that the Musconet- &...tf ful for, but other and more pleasing Roaste 3, to "cong Kaifbeen frozen" o\cr"sb completelj r only to be appreciated by using. Russia Iron Patent 'j results follow ed after I had" taken more o Over Johnston & Co' . ithas ^ Ourresldent teachers and pupils atdifler- the pilla My headaches ceased entirely the only thing to roast your Christmas turkey in. * Call an Jabb'ut ont schools abroad, who have been homo Dr and thtee ppain in my stomach troubled me see our oods._ ^ _HORNBAKER f- >™ Sfaitt- for tho holiday season, have returned to while1! R == == 1 very their respecti' e vocations and studies no more Now "R-I-P-A-N-S, Inuuranca and Real 'E«SiYe J/earneft have an occasional ache or a pain, but I ftrofthe '"AsusnaUhero n»i » ^rj large utter Lnuwtlid o«rc O.:t con:a" ths PinkPillf, ance at the Christmas tree entertainment and after taking one or two of them, away held by our Sunday school on Wew Year's the pain goes It all se^im so good to me 1 The modern stand- night! * The audience spoke well of tho that at times I can scarcely believe that it UTABK*'S SHAVING E 1 ard Family Medi-, OTeuiiig's entertainment whichh-certainly y can be true and yet I ^now that if I bad 1 Birthday Presents aie now in order, am wnsvusll deservedefl,^;rne, j,,' Jcaiiurenuiui.u«in did theirr not used thesejjinlr Pills I^would still be h n (> ln a thiTaffair refleoted much suffering ^gony such as lew"" people do" in| cine: ^ the -^whst is more ap roprifi^ th handsoin Tno place to get the best unave. Hlir,T>na>UrtM< ^^1"..^^—*:4'—^juc I this world." „Portrait? Mathews is making one dozen fr up common every-day r rilhams' Pink Pills containj in a his highly finished Cabinet Photographs a iDgcareluUy^ executed tn tbe most iiodor'j styl* ^ 1 I? "" " " the elements necessary ills of humanity. ,tf one large WaeserolsecflroRTiddiflplBythB be^t^of^Jtjdjm- ' i ^ blood $5.OO ment ln all oar worn Closed on Sunday. ^K.\ V'Platina Print, , A. J. Stark, Proprletcn t 1 14 x ikmches in size, 'for the very moderati sumofApo. Enlargements fromiTin lype: k. or 0therH'10t0graPlls' made"up"to Jifj

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