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29TK YEAlt-NUMBER 27. WASHINGTON, WARltEN COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1896. SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PEll YEAE.? *- $M
Rebecca, what does this moan?" Her , two taken from Reed's head wero bat- wa....s. exceedinDdlnglg y pretty wheni .younf TI1K PIANO INDUSTRY. Tilt! CnriK'tittr Cu*t> Itfiuly. ITHK XKW CHURCH DEDICATION.;' clothUtg wm in a Hmoukioring blazo nt tercd almost tint nnd wan mnrrlml while yet in her earl, j Tho trial of Samuel C. Carpenter MURDER AND SUICIDE, tho breast and I smothored it with my I Dr. Howard Servis was called to noo teons. In hor disposition was a por- Its Growl us Iinnnrfaiifo iiiul Itaplil charged with the murder of Radio Tlio ArraiiKcinc'iitH for tlio Important' hands, I thought Bho was in u faint Heed nt about quarter to sevun. Ho trayal of determination which few UIMI Successful Dcvclojuncnt Illackwell in Pliilllpsburg on April 25. KverclbCH or July 12tli About • • CO KON KIl'K J V BY F'N D9 TII A' and took hold of her hand and moved j found him dying and could do nothing possess. Sho had an ugly tempoi 1805, will begin at Belvideru noxl 1 Completed. SIRS. SUTTON ICIKMOI) KKKD horjicad. I felt no pulsation ami them for him. He corroborated Dr. Bro- when crossed, but 'otherwise was as _ , Tuesday morning before Judge Wm, rcaUzcd that she was dead. The pis- cnw'H tttatomont regarding tho autopsy, kind and affectionate as could be. She It lmu given us much pleasure to(S. Gummere. This caao has been be- Tho dedicatory services of tho largo, " AM> TIIKN HKItSKLP. to I was by hor sido undorneath tho, ' Tho Jury took the caso about 5 o'clock was an excellent housekeeperper,, a good notica from time to time tho growing- foro tho pcoplo for a long time an massive and handsome new Methodist edge of the bed. I looked at Heed and , nnd retired to a room upstairs. Fifteen cook, nnd kopt her childrean anamd her- importance of the pinno industry in tho evidence has onco been produce' Episcopal church, of Washington, will solfncat and woll dressed. Sho wi this Borough. The manufacture of, on tho occasion of tho preUmlnm be held Sunday, July 12th(commencing Suspicion of it Tlilnl l'nrly IInvli sawhowrsKiHlallvo. This wits about (I) mini) tea later they had arrived 1 o'clock M, Cuiiiinlttcfl tlie I>ced Kails of Co down stairs and out through tlio front caino to liis doath by pistol wounds was for years a weekly correspondent thep.ist low years, ana so consistent ono vear ago. Carpenter was rolcnsc Buckley, I). D., editor of tho Christian door. Seeing tho liostler ncrons tho;infiiotodat tho hands of Mr«. Rebecca from CafiTon to the Dover Index. She have been tho cffoi t« of tho makers to m a result of the hearing, Judgo Mo Advocate, will preach the dedicatorial Jlmmfory Kvldcru-e — Many W\ took an active part in social affairs, sermon. The doctor is known fnr and way I said, "llit;lmrd)Hi(!liard,murdorl"i Sutton; and tliat Mrs. Sutton camo turn out nothing but good, durable in- row claimin...g .there was not rsufficiei nesses Kxuiitlni-d—What tho Aulo; Ho said "What?" I replied "Cumoand to lior death by a pistol shot fired by and there was no ono in tho village Htruments of excellent com-1 ruction, evidence! to hold him. Tholast Clrnn near as a speaker, debntor and writer, sy Revealed—More Aliout tli<> 1 sec." Ho came over and I sent him tier own hand. who could collect nioro money ou perfect tone and handsome appearance, Jury found an indictment agaim find tho Methodist people arc fortunate Carpenter, there being some new an in getting this distinguished-minister anil Cli a routers of Reed nnd 31 rs hurridly for Dr. Survls. Tho next IIKAKIJ AT TIN: INQUKST. subscription paper for church fundi that it is not to bo wondered at that man I saw was Kdwnnl Stires, tlio i Tho daughters of Mo*. Sutton ox- than "Uecky'' Sutton. Nearly nl important evidence submitted to thui to preach the morning sermon. It was Siilton-lh-r I'liinlly Fully Sal which did not coma out at tlio pn generally admitted that ho WHB tho milkmnn. I told him and soon- a big ! pressed thoniKclvos an satisfied tlia through her life it is said she lived ii liminary hem ing. It is believed tli strangest representative in tho late licit Tliat She Coniiulttcil llu> I>< crowd was here. I telegraphed for Mr. j their mother killed both herself am nn immoral manner. Shortly follow- the ease will be definitely hettled befo General Conference held at Cleveland, Sutton and for the Coroner. Tho first Heed. ing tho beginningofher intimacy wit! the expiration oi' tho coming wee —Tlie IIIHIIIM Iturlud. Itoed sho professed conversion. Kect The afternoon services will com- I knew Heed was on tho first .Saturday • When tho countty physician exhib It will bo an interesting legal fighl1 nencoat2.30 o'clock and will consist Tho inquest upon tho death of Mi after Mrs. Sutton came here. She unit!: ited tho bullet which had pasaet followed hor oxamplo, but both noon Kx-Jtulgulrttlu W. Suhult/,ot Phillip hurg, and ex-Congressman Henry . •faddresses by former pastors, visit-. . tjn Iteud and Rebecca, Sutton, the vie Reed would bo herons a Sunday boarda - {throug{g h Mrs. Stilton's heart,, tho eldesl because "blacksliders." .ngpaBtors and distinguished laymen.. . timsof tho doitblo murder nt Junctioi or eacch weeweweekk. . Ho beguegun coming daughtegt r askes d DrDr . Hrocaw if sh It is unfortunate that tiio immora Harris, of ]Jul\idere, aro the lawye Ittit week, which wii.s postponed fron on the side of the deft iihe and ex-Pros- The pastors and laymen who so far Siturdij nightsamnight l fitaMiig untitll MMon < mighihtt keek p it A piomisiomise ua» ggivei conduct of Mrs. Sutton should leave a «utor Wm. A. Stryker, of Washing- linve accepted tho invitation to bo pre- Thursday morning, was held at the d ij morningi s List IVidaj a utrk her that nlie could hnot it litplt r ntnlti on her family. . Her brothers and ton, being thuioughly comersant witl sent and mako addresses are Revs. N. Junction I Ion He, in that borough, oi sinters aro persons of intelligence am' the citbc, will assist 1'rosecutor tieorgi Van Sinndt, of Madison, and Richnrd Monday. well thought of in tliat vicinity. A. Angle. /anliorno, of Newark, who nre former Tho room in which tho tcntimon; Mrs. Sutton, it is said, had frequently j.istors, and Rev. George W. Smith,' was Uiken WHS a 12x12 parlor and th" in ado the remark that she could allure it Elizabeth, Presiding Elder of tho only two windows wero HO (Hied u it] any man living by her.blandishments The jury to bo chosen to officiate a JHi/nbcth district, nnd : RQV. Snmuel people on tho nutHide that vuntilatioi If sho so desired. thu trial will bo selected from tho fol VnnBonschoten, Presiding Elder of was obstructed. Dr. W. E. Brocau A represcntativoof tho STAR tried to lowing panel: the Paterson district to which this of Animiidiilc, tho genial and portly obUin the photographs of Mrs. Sutton Louis Davis, Polmtcon^. :hango belongs, and Rev. Alexander county physician, who examined tin nnd Reed last wuek at Califon. Mrs. Ralph b, ElLiir.Blairstoun. ?rnl&: ;of:- Ncvton,",;secretary.::: of::. WitllC'ri-itia illld luuui'iluil thu te»t!iiUtU^ Sulluii'n family liad lilveneoniis of both N'lUlmn II. Kur, rr<.l!i>Kliuji ho educational work of the New- Bccmcd to almost melt from the Htifimj lior and Reed, but thoy could not be John M. Cunkliii, llardwlck. irk Conference. Tho laymen who heat and romlndcd ono ofnnicetak* borrowed or bought for newspaper Wm. lUk-v, Hunnoiiy. ire expected are Hon. Samuel T. Smith purposes. Tho house in which thoy John II. Cnstnt-T. Hurdwlck, >f Waterloo, and Gen. Jns. P. Rusling;, exposed to tho burning rays of a ho Frank Warner, " July cun. Coronor Putor D. Hock livo is a new frame houso near tho out- Wm. S. Snover, Blnirstown. of Trenton. The latter will doubtless fellow, of Whitehouso, was of cour skirts of the village. Tho home of Harry K. Frey, Greenwich, make historical address. : ..-.••. •:.•. , . the olllcial "UOHH" of tho proceedings Reed's mother in along the railroad Davit! Barry, liulviderc. In the evening, commencing at 7.30 Ho was as cool throughout, aa an ico track juet west of tho station. It is a 1». T. Ii. VdiiDorcn. WoMlilnston Boro. o'clock, Rev. John Kram, pastor of berg excopton ono occasion when he nmall houso and unpninted. The only Samuel Cole, Jr., Iliirdwiek. Grace church, Paterson, will .preach'a- and County Superintendent of Pubh< picture hero was a tintype of Reed in a Edwin liutcmnson, Bulviderc. sermon. He will be followed by Schools, Jason Holl'man, got into i group and waa too small to be of use. Isaiah Teel, Kncwlton. Presiding Elder Samuel Van Ben- Iioatud argument on tho gold and ail Through other means, howovcr, a pho- John W, Pitts, \VashIiigton Boro. schoten, who will conduct the dedi- ver question. Ex-Law Judgo 0 P tograph of Mrs. Sutton was obtained Robert "Wyckofl", Plilllipsbure, 2d W. catorial service according to the ritual at considerable expense, but Reed's Wm. Yoinmblood, Ilackettstown. of the Methodist.Episcopal church. Chamberlain, of Flemington, occupiet Jacob R, Schenck, Bclvidere. a sent nt the table and listened intentl could not bo secured, there being pro- TUB JUNCTIUN HOUSE. Heuj. A. tlenderahot, Allamuchy. An excellent program of music is but had nothing to Bay. bably only ono in existence. Tho like- John Hornbaker, Washington Boro. tromised. It will bo under the super- ness of him which we show is merely a Aslier Painter, Pohatcong. 'iaion of Mr. George W. Dilta, the' Tlio jury, which wns empanelled Ins: success -has crowned thoir efforts. "Wednesday, was composed of A J pencil drawing. Bnrtley B. Prall, Oxford. >recentor of the church. Even at this period of the year wh.-n n Michael W. Weller, Knowlton. Before the opening of each service Reeves, ibroman; P. E. Connolly, The citizens of Califon say that an- irked diminution in thu out-put o Snmuel S. Cramer, Washington Twp. the new peal bells will be played by a Charles Goble, Theodoro Orator, Pat- other trageddy similar to the Reed th pianos anil organs is usually look- Philips. Savercool. Hard wick. professional bell ringer from Troy, rick O'Brion and Frederick Van SuttoStt n nfniiflUir is llikeli y to happen in that id for, we notice that the demand Ibr John II. Weller, Washington Twp. Arsdalo. \ lllnge at any time. Another man nnd )ianos still continues good. Daniel \V. Hagcrty, Philfipsburg, 4th W Charles W. Castner was the first wit- Ionian nre living much the samo life We had the pleasure of talking with Carlisle Brown, Knowlton. ness called. Ho is a young man about that Reed nnd Mrs. Sutton led. John S. Bnnghart, Oxford. If the weather is fair a large crowd \Iessrd Cornish &'Oo, this week nud of Simon P. Kitchen, Fahaquarry. 17yejirnold and works for liveryman The funeral of Mrs. Sutton was held pokingjit their, order, books^ancl^W' 1 of visitors, is sure to be present, and ~. -Thompson. Ho drove Mrs. Sutton tc nt her home in.Califon .it 2 o'clock last ;.Win, 31. Seals, Allamuchy. ,....-.'.,... suitable nrranpemoTit« nre being made'""' ind thiic the foreign orders-for piunoi - Henry Kise,-Hardwick.- — for their accommodation. ' ° ~~~": BeatyeHtown on Tuesday night, st irt- Friday afternoon. An immense crowd las been far in excess of that of pre- Howard Kitchen, Pohatcong.. ing about 7 o'clock mid arriving there \ lowed the remains. Rev. Nicholson vious years. The Cornish pianos are Win. Mayer,1 " The Methodist people have much to about 9 o'clock. They had one horse igo she told mo she h id caught Rt.ed 1 Ono of the quaintest character that pieiched the funeral sermon but o proud of in their handsome church in a he One Sunday Mr button cuno'gno testimony was the hostlei, Rich >rdered from all parts of the world and Charles La Bur, Paliaqunrry. and a buggy. They drove to tho house toucheed" lightl"" " y upon tin ; life and end ;ve noted orders from the East nnd Levi II Hixson, Frelinghuysen. structure, which cannot be surpassed whero Reed boarded and he-waited for liero and asked for Itued'' ' . Mrs" . "Sutto" n ard Wyatt. Richard is an odd looking deceased. Hespo[pokeofhei r num- West Indies,; Australia and New Zea- Anson C. DeWitt, Oxford. ay any church in Northern New Jersey, lior return about twonty minutes. While liad tcld mo to toll him Rood was not old Irishman, sports whiskers of the erous good qualities rather than upon and, North, South and East Africa, Samuel Garris, Pahaquarry. md they justly praise, their pastor, sho.was in the house, Castner saw Keec lere, in caso he came, and I did so, .Horace Greeley cut, and fastens his her ono unfortunnte failing. leverul from tlie Continent of Europe Jiibez J. Linimberry, Blairstown. Rev. J. R. Wright, whose mnster mind coming out of the church yard. About ilthough Reed WPS about the house at collar nt the back of his neck, Wyatt John It. Logan, " has guided the enterprise from the .he time. He paid §1.00 per day and concluded his testimony with tho fol- The anrne minister nlso oiliciated at nitsido of the regular stream of orders Edwin II. White. Mansfield; the samo timo Mrs. Sutton came out oi Reed's funeral on Saturday, which was "rom England, Scotland and Ireland.' Lewis T. Labur, Mansfield. 3tart. It is to be hoped that they-will the house and they met on the porch in one occasion she paid the bill. The lowing words of wisdom: "Shure, and held at the house at 11 o'clock a.-m. John W. Cooper, Oxford. — t.lw nhnrnli AprHmted free of debt. They set down on tho steps and talket revolver slip used was mine. I kept it if I had two whnmin the ioikeB of her, Messrs. Cornish's domestic trade is John JI. Reynolds, Phlllipsburg, 2d W in a caso oil the stand in my room. I'd give some man one to toike the He spoke in a sympathetic manner to ilso most satisfactory and we parti- ! for a few minutes and then walked ou the relatives and blamed tlie woman Albert D. Cowell, Kiiowlton. The Fourlli at Washington. to tho wagon. Mrs. Sutton asked tin. iVftor the murder I found this case other away, so I would." jularly noticed;the number of orders Wm. Green, Oxford. nore than Reed. The funeral was 'or pianos from riisiclonts .in., the near The public observance of the anni- boy if ho could t:tku Rued along baoli ying at the foot of the bed.. Mrs. Sut- FACT3 I.KAIiXKU AT CAl.IFON'. private. Both bodies* were.-buried iiij •RnhnrtC. Fulpnr, Bolviderc'. with thorn. Heed said ho didn't wire tc :on had breakfast prepared and tho A STAR reporter visited tho little neighborhood, and we were informed ;eraary of tlie Nation's birth in Wash- the Lower Valley Presbyterian cem- that the utmost satisfaction has been liRton is in the hands of American go, but Mrs. Sutton finally persuaded •ituals cooked when sho committed village o,f Califon last Thursday, and, etery. him to accompany her. Klio told him ho deed. as might be expected, heard nothing expressed by purchasers of the Cornish Advocate Council, No. G-i, Daughters tn: get', life Hotlifsand Timl did so, else but talk of tho double murder. PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. piano who have bought them after )f Liberty, an auxiliary of the Jr. and Arthur .Loonis, a p., L. & W. en- comparing several other: makes ' 3r. Orders of United American fllech- placing them in tho biiekofthe wngon. Both Reed and Mrs. button were wide- : gineer, heard two or three pistol shots The opinion prevails generally ii: competition. tnics. , . ; She asked him where his axe and dinuc at about ton minutes before six. ly known in that section nnd their Califon that tho STAR'S account of the pail wore. Ho said ho had left his nxi John II. Sutton, htinhnml of the dead I doings have been the subject of much double tragedy wns far ahead of any There is no doubt that the American There will be a parade at 10.30, in down at tho saw * mill. Then the; roman, stated tliat they wore married I scandalous talk for a long time. It is a those which appeared in other papers, upright piano is the linesL musical in- vhich a dozen or more lodges from .drovodown to tho houso ofEd wart bout 30 years ago, nud had always I Brent wonder that John Sutton allowed loth in point of completeness and strument in the world, and no matter .•arious points in this section of the Apgar, for whom Reed worked, and ived together until about three months the intimacy between Reed and his ruthfulness. Barring one or two in- whero it is sold it will take the lead Jtate will participate. Ueed told Apgar he would bo back ii go, when she went away from home wife during the past four years, and 3ignificant inaccuracies, the ; accoun' over all others, altho'ugh a higher price They will be accompanied by bands the morning. Mrs. Sutton spoke out ml enmo to Junction. The reason many say that there is not a man in ivas thorough and piecise. And the is charged.and easily obtained,than for inddrum corps. An industrial divi- "No you won't; you needn't look for pianos of European manufacture. sion, displaying business interests, will he left was because of the objectioj n Culilbii who would noo t have killed :rip to Junction was made, the facts him back," Uued got into the wngon, Reed long ago had they been in Sut- secured, the photographs taken and A customer of Messrs Cornish, writ- le a.feature, and the humorous side Castner sitting.on their laps. They undo to Heed's coming to tlio house, ing from the extreme North of Austra- will, not be forgotten. A lunch and teed was tho cause of all their troubles ton's place. But, giving Roed his just the story written, inside of seven 1 talked on dilToront subjects and whis- *1 •»***. IL ...... I*.. r,l £.?...!. "*¥•_•' n._i* .. lia, where one of their pianos had ar- refreshments* will be served 'beneath" "" :: luring tho past two years. SSutton j dues, it may be said that Mrs. Sutton liours. A large number of STARS was 1 pored occasionally but Castner couldn't sent to Califon on orders. rived after a journey of nearly si.\ttfn tents on .the- Greco ••'•just wc-st of the hear what they said. It was five min ukl-Reud several times to leave his was more to blame than he. He was thousand miles, two thousand of which Dase ball grounds. In the afternoon utes after 11 o:clock when they reach- IOUSC. Sutton says he picked Reed up "otn. woman's man and, beyond one Tlie only easily obtained Bible at the here will be speaking and music. occasion, never mixed wit! 1h Mthe m akt ntjues.„, b was a largo family Bible and were through a rough country where ed' the slablo at Junction. Castner if tlie streets four years ago and gave """ ~"""' - - - - the railroad facilities were only inter- An important feature of the day will let them out at Thompson's gato ain 'in a home. Reed did not call at all. Mrs. SnCton, it seems, lured him vitnos" losses s wore sworn on this. Prob- into the not in whiuh he fell. Neither ably tin mittent, writes to them that the instru- to two games of. bull, at 10a.m. and this was the last ho saw of them alive. io house while Mrs, Sutton was at thosa who lifted it to their lips ment arrived in perfect order and con- .30 p. m., between the Washington -William Fitzgibbon, who lives just unction, but on tho Saturday night- was lie a drinking man, of late espec- were more than usually impressed by JFARTIX HEED. ially, and his main fault was that of dition; that the case was hot scratched earn and the Norwich club of Brook- above tho .Junction Housn sheds, hoard hat Mrs. Sutton camo homo, Ri-ed its weight as to Mio significance of their in any way or the interior of tho piano yn. Band concerts nnd fireworks in laziness. He seldom worked and did r tho voices of a man and woman during gain came to the house. . vows. damaged, owing to the'"'-excellent he evening will add •to'Uieduy's eii- " tlie night. Ho listened but could not Richard Wyatt, tho hostler, saw IlilV little or nothing towards the support A peculiar arrangement is noticed ii method of packing, and that'in the r of his aged mother. He passed most tho bav-room of tiio Junction House Tlie foremost social event of the Dyment. hear any;of the conversation. They i tho garden two miuutC3 before:the opinion of several piano experts who A large crowd of people is expected talked for fifteen minutes but there hots wero fired. Otherwise his testi- of his timo with Mrs. Sutton and board- Bohind tlio bar is a row of shelves. Oi made a thorough"'test of the instrument past week was the marriage of Miss seemed to bo no indication of pass! lony, as far as it went, agreed with ed there, but paid no board, except tho lower shelf is a row of whiskey Grace Young, youngesb daughter of a visit Washington and wo wish them ^ : it was perfect in every respect and happy time. - ""Gu6rgo N. Ort«; of CulHuii, who ill's. possibly to Mrs. Sutton, He \\ i ii bottles : ou the next shelf a lino o well calculated to withstand the severe Pr. and Mrs. G. G. Young, to Mr. worked at Beatyestown with Reed, Edward Stircs testified to having; climate of that part of the world and Olmrles D. V. Bissett, oi" Spotswood, corroborated in part the story that icon tho bodies in the house1, having that ib was worth a least twice as much N;- J.^ nt St. Peter's Episcopal church, OcW Fellows Klcct ORlccrs. Castner told, especially within its relat- )cen summoned insido by Hifi.'.when he as had been charged for it. last Thursday afternoon. At the'regular meeting of Mansfield ed to tho remark which Mrs. Sutton ailed at the houso with milk. Tho ceremony took place shortly odgeof Odd Fellows hold Saturday... had made regarding Heed's return. -rjcprgo E. rliitninul^stiid he hail seen There seems to be very little doubt ftor three o'clock, in the presence of veiling,-one candidate was initiated To'bodtes and " liad nwiie die remark but tliat in the future the manufacture si larger number, the church being al- of pianos will be of more importance most entirely iilled by invited guests id ono elected. The following oilieers W. J. IiitV, the proprietor of tho hotel uit ho thought there was a third per-. ere elected for the ensuing term: m connected with tho shooting. He than that of reed organs. No homo is and others. Tlie bridal party entered ..•whore the tragedy occurred, went on vn\v-r>nnsirlprllows: First, that tho Iclt hand was the presence of a piano, and no educa- 'le iiislu to the ciianuel while a wedding ;out no facts other than those in the tion is considered comploto without a ltircli was beincf played by Jlr. John . McMurtrie; Secretary, T. II. Gulick. story which appeared in lust, week's lackoned with pow PROFITABLE PUBLICITY. PIIIXUPSBUKG. Ing town arrange something for about that Robert Newman, n brnkomnn on MILtime? IN WOMAN'S SPHERE. Somo Vuli'iiblo Advlco to tlenenil Ad- Central, had his hand mnshed last Thurs- 1 Mrs. John Bvvisbcr nnd daughter Ornce, day night. of Newton) nro renewing acquaintances In vertisers—What tho Public WuiK town, } THE WORLD HAS NEEDED IT! SUM3IKK FANCY WO UK. Tlio Scolding or Whining Womun, Tho assessors have fixed tho tax rato a By Nn.ttmi.iol 0. KowIor.Jr., Doctor of Publicity. fl.01. Edwin Blair, of Scrnnton, Pa., was In Tho most deluded mortal In the world is town on Friday nnd Saturday. lie lins THE WORLD HAS WAITED FOR IT ! Ilonlton und ButtenburK Braids Fig- tho woman who fancies that much is gain- [Copyright.] Squire Smith directed Parke Anthony ed by scolding or whining or complaining. Advertiao tho goods you soil, not theto pay $1.60 per week for tho support o* been nwny from this place, tho homo of if tire Fjiirgcly In It. Sho may seem to pain her ends for n while people who sell them. his wlfo. Anthony was arrested for his early dnys, over thirty years. i) THE WORLD CAN NOW HAVE IT! Honlton medallion braids and the conrsc (for at first ono will do most anything to I ('you aro for sale, udvertiso yourself. support. PuIntiT N\ II. Kerr h LH the Presbyterian Battcnburg braldn arc much used for table avoid swallowing a bitter dose), but If she Your reputation Is part of your stock in Mark Cyphers, who reslileo on West puirsoniiKi O well under way. It Is u Trig im- • -•- cotitropleces, handkerchief CIIHCH and tin would stop to consider, uho would soon trade, find it pays to allow advertising to Vashtngton street, liad a narrow escape pn'ovement and should have like. Tho secret in using such braldad discover tliat every day, shhoo has grontor nsslst in building up mercantile character, from injury, by an onglno last Friday Ionrig ago. tho medallions uro to bu dotnuhed) la Ii cruisdicovee orf scoldintliat everg oyr whininday sg or complaicomplainn- but tho public cares more about whnt you morning. . , He properly iimteninjj tho emit, l'.isaa.ieedl ingcruis, ewhicheve of scoldinr gmetho or whinid shne 'adopts'dt , andd have for sale, than they do about any other lclJt. CMonda. Alleny wamornins homge ove(orr Ocea Sunday.n Grov- e threaded with fine thread Into tho utoi thai t ashi thoh month s rolthl bdy anh ever-Increas- condition of your business. Tho Populist nicotine held Friday even- HERE IT IS 1 between the medallions, and button-fiolt wjjJn Parochial JIJIJI did not attract a very whore ho Is enabler In the Column!. House. I ing amount Is required to accomplish tho the Bpaco between as closely as possible Don't print your mime in tbo largest argo nudlenco. K. K. Potter, of Port Mnrksboro Is entertaining two bridal same result. ;ypo. and more conspicuously than tho Oram, was the speaker. couples, Mr. Isaac Coiirsen and bride aro ; Thou cut In the middle, turn tho little Tho scolding woman never lias tilings announcemenemett of yyou r goods,. with N. II. K.:rr and Mr. Win. Johnson A phenomenal stove. It burns kerosene, with a ' end under and hem In plncc. Designs nro her own wuy without a. vnsb expenditure The members of the High School class 6 Don't have your~ nam~ ~e appen~ r nt the top of '05 held it reunion Friday evening at the mid bride are visiting nt Frank Crb nan's. now easily followed if applied to n eolorei of nervous strength—much more than tho and bottoom of the advertisement_. Onc_ e is Both are from Wilkosbarre. 6 blue, [lame without odor— '.' surface. Pink or blue cambric basted ovei object to bo gained Is worth. Why canenough. HotteIJt r hhav e itt a tt tthhe bbottot m thah n residence of Miss Lizzie l>eit, on Fair view enrriago leather timkcti a good foundation notsho realize that und adopt some picas- nt tlio top. Heights. A supper was served and n o and if tho pink cambric bo washed wit: antcr method? Tho top should bo devoted to largo typo pleasant evening was spent by the seven KARL'S CLOVER HOOT, the great puri- turpentine, thodesl^n will bo seen through young ladles of the cta&s. fier, gives freshness and clearness to the :•V There Is In this town n._ merr„ry littlittl:e announcement of the goods you have tor Complexion nnd curesC'on.Htip(ition,2.15ctfl., it HO OH to be easily followed with load woman who Is never obliged to asHk twitwicc e nale, or expressions which will gain atten- Charles II, Snapp, of Kiston, and Miss 4 The Wonderful "New Process" Blue ••< • pencil nnd then with ink, if ono has not a when she wants anything. Sho isn't ono tion. • *••' Kiln Arena Crispin, of this place, wire 50 etH.t';i.0O. Sold lit Carter's Drug Store. stumping outfit. In cutting the braid al- A great many merchants believe inhav- ways allow plenty to turn under, and do of the meek women who never dare to married on May (ith, at the Alain street Flame Oil Cooking Stove. hnvo nn original opinion, or to indorse ng the firm name appear in a sort of trade ii. E. parsonage, by Kov. U. K. Uoyd. * > the buttonholing before cutting the braid ; ono unless her husband has previously in- nark type, something distinct and dlfier- Rev. M, L. Rhodes, n former pastor, oc- ,. as tlio darkles any, it "frazzles" out surdorsed it. Shcsiys wnat sho thinks, but LJiit from other typo used, and this plan is Thoe HnytocHaytock silk mill resumed oneruopera- cupied the pulpit of our church last Sun- > >:• even if it Is a criticism, it in given with to bo rueoinmended provided'too much tion Thursday, They have beeticnu Idlee fo- r ••• prlsin^ly. Bureau ftcarfs are two inches ome time (lay. • • '• One gallon of oil will supply on burner eighteen nnrrower ami four inchea shorter ilmn tin such good nature that no one can take ipacc is not nivon to It. V space they nre to cover, and when made of offense. Very often tilings do not go to People will find you, if you properly nn- The Main street M. E. Sundlaay school School closes today and the children are hours. A wick will last a year. The most eco- transparent material aro tho prettier an suit her, but she has tho good sense to re- louncc something tho people want, if your picnicked at r>aury'_ „ s Island Thursday. happy. V well as more durable far a firm Uiilnc alize that scolding or complaining or name Is at the bottom In the smallest read- I'hTho BEpworth h LLangu o wililll holhld a celebra- Mr. and Mru. J. B. Woolstnn, of Rast nomical stove in the world. We can save you i > Silesia lining aro pretty as silk and can be whining will not help mutters. able type. tion at tho church on July Ith. And it Orange, spent Sunday with her parents. had In ndiiintyshudo. A bag 18x20 inches, camp meeting will be held by tho con- money, not only on this stove, but on all goods < > • If she Is too angry to laugh, she keeps Don't tell too much about your goods; gregation on tho church lawn commenc- Mrs. James Anderson in visiting her of tho tntiiriparunt uinturiul udiiuil with ilill until Hhucnn control hur&clf. If very :ave Momrthing fur tiiu inuitfiimUon. daughter at Whippuny. you buy of us. lace, and lined and drawn up with ribltoi 'tyry, she shuts herself up In her room Tell enough to command attention, nnd tiff July Cth. the shade of tho lining, to be hung on tin niono for a fuw moments. She s;iyn Hint to uxclte curiosity and Interest, Unit the Miss Mary Fisher and Mr. Wm. It. Hng- Miss ]-:\-U: Mitchell, of Knrrsville, Is visit- gas bracket or bracket book lor tint nn angry woman scorns to her to be no re- render will call at your store to further gcrty, both of this place, were married ing tier cousin, MUs Mowdcr. especial purpose, in very ornamental and julsivu an object that she cannot bear to inspect the goods. Saturday evening by Hev. R. K. Uoyd, at Rev. and Mrs. Rhodes nnd Mr. and Mrs. i > useful as a liiundry bag for collars, cufl's uivc those whom she loves best to see her Advertising doesn't sell goody. the house of the bride's uncle, Mr. David ._ It. Gardner, of Washington, were nt the nnd handkerchiefs. n any such character. Hho never scorns Advertising makes It ensler for you to Llorgas, on Summit avcnue.in the presence home of Mrs. Peter Curling on Sunday. Horn baker & Bowers. to command, and her husband imagines tell goods. afn few special friends. Miss Florence I lately HHW a pretty pin cushion belong that he always has his own way. She Met/, of this place, wim bridesmaid, and Mrs. Henry Starker spent n part of last ing to a wliito and yellow net. Tho cush- never disputes the point, yet they who It Is the business of advertising to bring John S. Fisher of Dunellen, was grooms* week with her sister at llii/un, ion proper was stullcd Into a past board know her best know that there nro few wopla to tho store. man. The brldu nnd bridesmaid wore Mrs. Wm. Apgar is suffering with a box about four inches square and the same questions thatnre not settled to her entire It Is your business, with the assistance of ivlilto. felon on one of her hands. height. It WHS covered with yellow satin satisfaction. •our salesman, to consummate the trade. S. It. Opdyku has become the owner ofa and finished with a plaited frill six inches The more people visiting your store, the The Sundny school of tho First Baptist lino Jersey cow. deep, which spread out very prettily. She will appear young when tho scolding more goods you will sell. hurdi will hold its annual picnic'at This frill WIM covered with another of a women of her ago are considered old, und The more advertising you do, the more (•torn! Park on July llth. David Xiinu and family visited friends nt very dainty lace, and the top had a net ;he will ill ways have an influence for good Danville on Sunday. work of medallion braid crossing It, th people you will have to do business with.. • Jacob N'io will leave on Saturday to at- MM. Louisa Smith spent part of lust week FERTILIZERS ivhere they have no influence at nil. The best salesman cnn'tsell anything un- ends concealed by a quilling of ribbon the less he has someone tu suit it lo. - <•• tend tho National convention at Chicago. with friends nt AndiTHnu i.iirt 1'enwoll. same ahi ' Tho best advertising Is worthless unless Tho Standard silk mill Is shut down for OF ALL GRADES Kcmlnluo Kimolea in Gloves. the week to allow the taking of the semi- there is someone to show the goods when annual account of stock. Itcnutlfiil Anns. For walking, traveling and general out- tho customer calls. For the Farm, Ing wear, four hook or button gloves nro In the combination of good advertising About 300 people accompanied the There nro numerous women who arocorrect in glance or pique kid, tho latter and good salesmen, is good business. Main Street Methodist Sunday school to noted for their beautiful and graceful arms heavier than tho usunl dressed kid. These Lawry's Island on Tuesday. the Garden, wlUch artists claim are tho least common nro in tnn, brown and grnyshades. Cham- of all points of beauty. Somo of them are ois gloves in white nre very stylish for 3IAKKSBO1CO. Is what gives Hooil's Sarsnparllla Its great pop- the Lawn. women in society, and some of them are wonr with cotton or pique costumes, nnd Malaria and Rheumatism. ularity, Increasing sales and wonderful cures. stngo queens. The " divine Sarah's" arms iis they wash and clean easily are not ex- W. H. Clark and family, of Now York Tho combination, proportion nnd process In are almost as noted ns her golden voice. lonsivc. Black gloves aro well favored in city, have arrived in town for tho summer preparing Hood's Ssirsnparllla nro unknown I am the most extensive fertilizer dealer in these parts. This Emma Bnmes has classically perfect arms. 'arls with light toilettes trimmed in From the Journal, Wilmington, Ohio. They will occupy the addition to tho hotel, But unless these ladies find upon meas- tootlicr medicines, and make It peculiar to statement would even better apply to lack, but here they nro chiefly noticed On ono of the fertile farms of the rich Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walters and Mr. and Itself. It acts directly and positively upon the uroment that their arms aro moulded In with mourning gowns, or with evening Ohio Valley .seven miles from Wilmington, Mrs. D. H. Ryman enjoyed a drive to Port the following proportions they may notgowns of black nnd somo brilliant con- blood, anil as tlio blood reaches every nook claim to bo classically correct. Ono cele- the county seat of Clinton County, Ohio, Jervls on Saturday and Sunday, and corner of the human system, all tho trast. White and ficelle, very pale straw, and but a short distance from the smalt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Splndler are visiting brated Htittuo of Venns shows these pro- suude nro tho fashionable evening colors town of Molvln, their post office, in a nerves, muscles, bones and tissues comei un- portions : Length of arm from shouldor to for full dross, with pearl-gray, lavender cozy, little country home, resides John In town. |, der tlio beneficent Influence of PIPE ^ fingertips, 23 7-20 inches; length of arm md palo tan following, White glaco and Arrnsmith and his wife, Minnie. M. It. Limning spent Tuesday in New from shoulder to elbow, 12 3-5 Inches; made gloves in; four books or buttons, York. -, length of arm from elbow to finger tips, >lnln or stitched on the buck with black, A few days since a representative of tho which I buy in carload lots. When you cannot find what 15if inches; around upper arm, 11 i! inches; ire worn for visiting, concerts, driving, Journal drove out to Melvin to see them. Mrs. A. C. Bruslor, of Scrnnton, Pa., Is around olbow,10 { inches; around forearm, itc. There is much favor shown to such In the course of the conversation, Mrs. A.visiting her father, A. W. Cook. you want elsewhere or think the price too high, come to me. 0j inches; around wrist, 8 7-16 Inches. tcl . Theri e hii mt l favord showd nki tdo scithh detailed the facts of her cure: Frank Mingle and a Mr. Brands, of Diana, who should bo tho model for ath- [loves in white or dressed kid with "Last July," said she, "from undue ex- Hainesburg, took advantage uf the pleas- letic women, has beautiful arms as she Is look ftfasteningsi . After whithi e thho tan «ndd posure in my work about the farm, I con- ant da___„y and tine roads o..n. TuesdaTuesday and represented, by sculptors. In one statue >roivn shades are favored.—July Ladies' tracted malarial fever and rheumatism and rode to Delaware Water Gap uiiu Milford Largest Stock in Warren County. lome Journal., suffered from the illness greatly. I could on their wheels, returning via Newton, Sarsaparilla not throw it_ofl^ and; although: constantly-j = The^rtoyarArcanuni Is ranking arrango- *•••»!•!« from sliatiMer to finger tips; 21' 7-16 " " '" ••"'•--••-S1- - •-- ments fora festival during the moonlight Tiie Olio Tnu Blind Fiirllter.'.' All Jrueslsls. SI. Indies; fcngtli of arm from slioulder to Far Freezing Ive-Crcnn grow worse. In September I caught a se- Cement and Land Plaster "are'two" more^of "my specialties." nights of July. Will a certain neighbor- uAn,1> n'li euro Livei.iver Illsins;; easy tio elbow, 13 1-5 inches; length of arm from Do not draw any water from the Icovere cold, which greatly increased my ilOOu S FlllS lake.easytoopcrate.250. elbow to linger tips, HJJ inches; around 'bile freezing unless water raises to top of other troubles, and taking to my bed there Nothing is allowed, however, to interfere with the proper at- upper arm, 16] inches; around forearm, )f can. The can should be only two-thirds I lay for months. The rheumatism grew 0 15-1(1 inches; around wrist, 5 5-10 inches. lull of milk, as It will raise one-third while more aggravated, and for eight long weeks tention to my main line—LUMBER. freezing. After the milk has been placed prior to lust Christmas. I was perfectly In the can put the freezor together ready helpless, my limbs below the hips beinfj as Thirty-Second Year. Continuous Success. Warm Weather Neckwear. for operation, mash the ice and sprinkle if paralyzed and I having no use of them Tho warm dnys are bringing out no end uoiiioc salt on until it quits cracking. The whatever. I could not help myself in any of lovely .collars in muslin, crepe, silk or ieo may be previously prepared. Then way, and was not able oven to turn over in W. D. GULICK. chiffon, plain or elaborately decorated; put Mm i™ around the can and add more bed unless my husband or sonifi one else worn over KOWIIH of soft, neutral tints, Lit. When the freezing is completed re- came and turned me. Medicines which the Today and Every Day Until Further Notice. The Old Established Washington Lumber Yard. they aro especially ulfeetivennd cool look- love the beaters and cover the freezer physicians left did no goodj and nothing I ing. These fancy coliirettos ure a wonder- vith carpet or woolen cloth and let. the could take afforded any relief, I was dis- ful aid where one must economize in the ce cream harden one-half hour, before omiraged and feared that never again 'matter of gowns." Tho addition of one of ierving. Alter frozen, beating the cream would I be up and about tho house. It these smart collars, vasts, etc., changes the ith a large spoon or wooden paddle will was anything but a bright prospect, for I entire appearance of the gown. Dainty nprove it. After standing several hours was but twenty years old, hud been mar- If your ones nro made up of thin white inulte, should bo beaten before serving. Dip- ried only two years and my life was before heiuitifiiUy tiickf'd, nnd decorated with plnp a spoon lit lukewarm water before me and to RO through it a hopeless cripple, As Good As Gold! delicate lace; Clio sailor collar is the pre- icrving each plate of cream and stick it in- a burden to my friends, was a fearful rate bicycle ferred shape, cut in many odd, fanciful ,o the cream nnd turn once around, will to think of. ways, or brought Into broad reverent the mt n very nice form. "I had read In the Wilmington Journal gets in- front. Gross linen sailor collars nre very from time to time, articles telling of the much in vogue In spite- of their having wonderful cures which had been effected A COMEDY IM THREE ACTS. been worn nil lust season. They are ap- "Wake up, Jack, dav is brenkinp!" so by Dr. William's Pink Pills, and hnd be- jured propriately worn with outing suits and mid DeWitt's Little Early Risers to the come impressed with the cases where they may bo as elaborate as one may wish, with nan who had taken them to arouse his had caused persons to walk and recover who bring it heavy embroidery done in grass linen luggish liver. P. N. Jenkins' Warren had been ns helpless as I was. Consulting •••••••••••••»•• colors. ""tity Drugstore. my husband, we determined to give them a trial. So lio drove to Wilmington and, to my e troliii^ to the drugtiloru of Gtor^u Vv*. Hruwii. ., CAST OF CHARACTERS: . BICYCLE '•' Eli Hill, Lumber .City, Pa., writes: "I To Clf'iiii Velvet Oolliirs.^ bought, three boxes of the pills. -I begun 9 have been sull'ering from Piles lor twenty- If velvet canes or colliirs have become taking them immediately on his return. ' live'yours and thought my case incurable. •vet or spotted, rub the snot carefully with Th.it was"ithoutrLliu '.Aval' of" the present .Mr. GCOD MACHINERY, ;in essential to all gooil work....Man U.-:Facturers. DeWitt's Witch Iliwel Salve was recom- year. Before the first box was gone I be- i little warm water, nnd rnise the pile of gan to realize that I was getting better, mended to mo ns n pile cure, so I bought IO velvet by covering a hot iron with n CAREFUL JOE, Mr. Broad St., V. B. & Supt. a box nnd it performed a permanent euro." •etclothand holding the velvet over it. and by the time I hnd finished the second I This Is only one of thousands of .similar rush tbo velvet quickly while damp with box the pain with which I hnd suffered for workmen cases. Eczema, sores and skin diseases soft brush. : nearly six months and the disease which EXPERIENCED JOHN, Z. T. Brown, Sec. & Treas. yield quickly when it is used. F. X. Jen- had made me helpless for eight weeks dis- - in the Mill, kins' Wnrruii County Drug SLury. appeared entirely and I got up. I took PAINSTAKING GF.ORGF, Mr. Richardson. Ch amber Iain's Cough Remedy cures the third box of the pills and have never olds, croup nnd hooping cough. It isfelt a twinge of rheumatism since, ami I SKILLFUL CALVIN;*."^:. I.;.....,;...... 7...... P. P. Jones. Smothered Stirlng Chicken. ileasiint, safe and reliable. For snlo by A. am doing my daily work nnd feeling as V. Creveling & Co., Washington; M. R.well as anybody." Mr. PARTICULAR, a man who knows what he wants Mr. L. Dealer. • © Purchase n pair of chickens and cut LlbrighttJunction; FritU&Smith; Asbury, them open down the back. Pluce in n To conlnm the story Mrs. Arrasmith large pun, about like n large frying pan mule tho following aflicinvit: @ Q without a handle, selecting one thai you To Clcnii.mbbuiis. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my WISCONSIN STOCK, always ready for a.trade...... E.. W, ALLKGKR & SON. and can cover closely, putting the meat side, of Don't throw nway ribbons because they presence, at Wilmington, Ohio, thistiuth IVicliliiiMoii. x. J, the chicken down. On unch chicken put .re soiled. Wash them in suds made of [lay of Juno, 1S95. get it a generous lump of butter, about two ino toilet sonp and cold i' C. Q. IIiL»i:u»itAXT, Clerk of Court. Teamsters, Inspectors, Lumber Dealers, etc., etc. ounces; sprinkle with pepper and put two hem quickly through. Place thorn be Dr. William's Pink Pills for Palo People _ Hartford cupfulsct boiling wnter over them. Cov- weon two clothb nnd press with a moder- are now Riven to the public us an unfailing cured. HOSPITALS § '„- er closely .ind-put in the oven. In about blood bulkier and nerve restorer, curing nil ©•jBicycles-.-.----; bait"n hour look at them, add more water .t«!y Uutiiou. forms of weakness arising from n. watery nnd return to the oven, closely covered, condition of the blood and bhnttcred nerves. 0 Reduced u-hnni tht>v numt remain another nunrtor SIIILOII'S CURE is sold on a guarantee. The pills are sold by nil dealers, or will be t cures Incipient CunauiupLiuii. It is Lliu sent post paid on receipt ol price (50 cents AU'l1 L'liKT,"""'Sceiioi'I.'—Miv 'Pai'ticulav's" UiTiee.:: Mr. 'Particular""sends ah James ®:;tq.-$5o.op.---.-.- of nn hour", when the water will bo'nearly )cst Cough Cure Only one cent adose25cts., gone; then add n cupful of milk or cream a box, or six boxes for £3.30—they are ortlcler for a enr of White Pine. Scene II.—Ofiice of Wisconsin Stock. E. W. 1 Columbias and return for a qunrtcrof tin hour longer. iOcts., nnd $1.00. Sold at Carter's Drug never bold in bulk or by the 100) by ad- H. Then season, remove tho chickenn from Store. dressing Dr. William's Medicine Com- Alleger & Son receives the order and prepare to ship. Always -,:•-.,. ••"•tliop'uitoii iiut ilhb, i.iU uluuniiuutirul of flour and one of butter together nnd KMAIJ KSTATIS TRANSFKHS, ACT SECOND. Scene III.—Mr. Particular's Yard. The ear arrives, is In- Slightly thicken the grnvy. Uarnish with List of Real Estate Transfers lodged for parsley and servo hot. •ccprd nt County Clerks of lice since June 20. [pectocl, and so pleases Mr. Particular that ho call in his neighbors, who are aeon handling the stock with much apparent pleasure. Small in siio, btit_grcat in results. _Do- -'Witt's liittlc'lilnrly Kiscrs act gently but : thoroughly, curing1 indigestion* dyspepsia, ACT THIRD. Scono.ini.—Mi\_Particulai;'3,0fllce,, Mr. Farticulnr is.seated. constlpiition. ' Stnnll pill, best pill. F. N. Jacob P. Opdyko and wife to Daniel P. at his desk writing ordors for more'stock. NoighboVs nro seen chatting, and S Jenkins' Warren County Dnigbtore. Ccnncdy, of Bnvtfimo, dated Juno 22,1S0G, finally Mr. Particular informs Lhiit huriKifLur Wisconsin SLouk shall guL a share :onvoys lot in Washington: consideration 20. of his trade. Final Grand Chorus: "So say wo all of us." ^L^ Photography • CIiuu Chowdoi-. Jnmcs D. Hill, Ex'r to David Van Cnmp- : Put iuLu n suuuepiiii or pot some small :ii, ot'Spnrtn, N. J., dated May 29. ISOli, At Moderate Prices. ™— slices of fnt suit pork, using enough to onveys land In Blnirstown twp; considern- •••••••«••••••••• Hue tho bottom of the pot. On top of tho ion §uoo. . fnt put a layer potatoes, cut in slices; then ^ym. A, Morrow, Sheriff1,-to Edward A; ;.-__. _..i^.iiIy..work.L-sgeaks'i.fpj-_i_tsel.f,-t Jo is nn ex,-: a layer of chopped onions;'then n layer of iiyes, of Bclvidcre,, dated Juno 17,.IS9G, "'•'•'sliced tomatoes; Mien a layuruf elnms, liiie- ionvoys projjorty" in" Beividere; considcr- ly chopped; then a layer of crackers, tion §l,StH). r broken into siuull pittces. Repeat the pro-; the Amerman Building. -' cess until tho pot is nearly lull, seasoning Elizabeth Henderson and husband to 51. ench layer with salt, and pepper, and you . Welsh, of Morris Co., dated Juno 22,1S9l>, the First Aot tlioro -will "bo an intermission as short as can IIIHO uso thyme, cloves, bay loaves and onvoys property in Ilnckettstown; con- tarragon, if you wish. When tho pot is ideration $1. 1 possiHo. ITo wait Tsotwoon tlio othor 'Acts. S. E. flathews. ! full, cover with water, set on a slow fire Milton It. Lnnuing nnd wife-to Walter and when nearly done stir gontly, cook up Vckui'sonV of Frelinghuvsen, dated Marcii " :i once more nnd serve. Tho more potatoes !0, 1S9G, conveys land in Frelinghuysen; Do not be deceived by infringe- , Special attention to Babies and Children., vou use tho thicker it will bo. When sonsideration ^500. •••••••••••••••• clone, if too thick, ndd a littlo water. If- ments of name, package or cigar- ton thin, boll a Hltlo longer^ _. — Don't think that j-our liven ucctls treat: -_: •--THE-ONLY..GENUINE lg if you aro bilious. It doesn't. It's your- ,omacli. That is, your stomach Is really the Machinery used in this play is from the Last summor ono of our grand children vhnt causes the biliousness." It has put Sweet Gaporal Cigarettes was sick with a severe bowel trouble. Our •our liver out of order. doctor's remedies bad failed, then wo tried See what's tho mutter with your stom- Bear Hie fnc simile signature of , best manufacturers and always SPANGENBBRG & FORD, Chamberlain's Cplic.Choloni nnd Diarrhnn Remedy, which gave very speedy relief. Sick stomnch poisons liver and then up to date. ~\Vc regard it- nn Mm best medicino over put hero's trouhlfi.-Shaltor.DigostiveOordinl on tho market for bowel complaints.— ures'stoniacli niid then "nil's well., That's n the package nnd on each clgarett*. : • I TNDERtAKBRS. Mrs. E. G. Gregory, Fredoricktown, Mo. lccaso in a nutshell. , '\ , ^ TAIIK NONE WITHOUT. -This certainly, ia the; beat, medicinerever Slinker Digestive Cordial-is •no,secret. put on tho market for dysentery, summer 'ormula'3 on every bottlo. Butv'it'a tho complaint, colio and-cholera infnntum in Implo 1honest way it's mndo, tho hones ; t When You Are Hunting children. It never rails to givo prompt re- IbaKej' ' herbs and other , ingredients of Calls answered night or day. lief when used in reasonable tlmonndtho vhich It's composed, that make it so cf- for WftWhofli Clocks, Sllvor- Best Grades at Lowest Prices S'ain printed directions nro followed, iencious. i, wtiro, Etc.. Ktc., direct your Eutabllsliodover33ycftra. TheyLavo We mako a Specialty of Undertaking and Embalming, and all any mothers hnvo expressed their slncoro Any real caao of indigestion nnd bilious- atopa totuoBtbroof :! •- w&o*-BOo;-fltxtov-cal!^«jpoii~;na.^iaj,ah!s,::eftpae!ty^!nftyi!Lw«5i!rA_o# lessoanbo cured with n fow bottlesof I Inion 160»y8test tiUl iuyowroivn homo undop oup reliable guar.ntcoof l cvatitudo for tho cures it has effected. For AVm. I1_MER^LL, UBB"; tjblppoi n, no pay. Organ, from $25, upwards, Planot from $160. upward!, TV Reasonable Prices and Polito Attention. Telephone connection*. _Llelb.v:A.^V..Croy,clinK._lt_qo.,, Washing* IliakorDigestiveOqrdinl. Tryjt. .^- '. lKo natlafactlnta!ocuoEuy.direct and fl!y>e.in lSLOOMSHUKY. AS1SUKY.. i Miss Ida Scliooley, of Bangor, Is the MISHAIIIIIO Uchart, of Newark, Is the ®ltc Washington f tat. guest of friends In town. guest of her brother, Abnun Dehart. Mrs. Edward Sliurrer, of Plilllipslmrn, Is Isaac Bonnet haslmprovod tho condition A tho homo of her sister, Mrs. J. Hoplcr. of his IIOIIHO and store by repainting it. & B. Miss Udn SolllilttV, of South Boston, MissFerguson, of Now York, is stopping BWOltN A VtHtAGli CIRCULATION spent Monday with Miss Mnry Shannon. at Daniel Usmtin'tt. J,»ja \V1WKI,V. Miss Bertha Williamson is with friends Miss Amanda Melllck returned home m Pliillipslnirg. on 9.iturdny from a week's stay with friends in Sl'cwnrtsvillo and Xew Village. THE FIHS BEE CHAI, L, STnvKtn. EDITOR ANO PROMICTOH. Mrs. Georgia Opdykespent Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Coo ley, tit Kieyels- h. D. llrown, of Eiist Orange, is now vlllc. occupying his summer home, recently Greater Maston's Greatest Store. S JMVABI.K IS AI>VA>CK. purchased of Mrs. Hulshlzer. Wo extend Mrs. James Oabom ami daughter Gert- u lieiirtv welcome Co Mr. llrown ami t'ani- "•'•V 1 YEAR, £1.50; 6 MOS.t 75c; 3 MOS.40C, rude, of Junction, spent Siittirdiiy with ily, aiiif would be glad if he would make it Mrs. Ida Petty. permanent. Miss Annie Johnson, of Junction, spent n John Crcgar, of Jersey City, is in town •OLEX GAUDXKll. iirt of last week in town. renewing old acqiiuiiitances. Mr. and Mrs, Dewey arc stopping at TIce Reed, employed in Itoirnmn's Miss Sallie Smith spent Sunday with re- •lira. John IJissoy's. Mr. D. la superinten- latives nt llloomsbury. mill, has accepted a position In a mill near dent of n couipanv that is putting in the Our aim at all times is to keep a well select- Newark. blo'jk signal system on the Luhigh Valley The new bridge' over the Museonctcong Edward Humphrey is first in the field. Uuilroau. is malting but little headway anil if it con- Ho commenced harvesting on Monday. tinues at this rate it will be 1S9SI before wo ed stock of new and desirable goods. 1 Miss Snlllo Lair, of Phillipsburg, is the get n bridge, I wonder if the Freeholders John I.. Hoffmao ann Is closing out hiis stoco k guest of Mrs. Goo. Stumets. in charge wciild manure their own affairs of gniiin nt UiUai illl and will quit business Miss Sallie Smith, of Asbury, wns nt the us this is being managed for the county. Of course, in buying as we do in large on August 1stt. lioine of Mrs. Levi Kiuhline on Siiiuiuy. Another investigation would be In order. Christopheh r Oaks has moved his family Miss Lizzie Able, of Huston, spent Sun- Tho Methodist congregation of this place from Stroudsburg to tbis pliicc. [luy with her parents. expect to celebrate the one hundredth an- quantities, merchandise in all departments Edward Humphrey has treated his tene- Mrs, John \V. Creveling Is contlncd to niversary of the laying of the corner-stone There's a Well-Beaten Path. ment house to a fresh coat of paint. her home by illness. of the church, by a reunion ofnllthcold will accumulate. 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IVAOH l : i i : i 1 1 oolu0 > 'ajn--a«»M<"»)S i DELAWARE. PORT MURRAY. George Suiilii and family of Tlydo Park, On Saturday lontCox'n nine of Washing- A Sensible l'a.; spent a fow days in town fast week, ton came hero to play .our.:Tigers. Tho returning on Monday last to their home. gome went on smoothly enough until our >Itcher struck them out in one, two and Mrs. Wm. Craig and daughter Cora hree order, then a player on tho Wash- STEWARTSVnXE. • attended the Bisset-Young wedding in ington nlno made a dlsturbanco and broke Will always watch the advertise-' It looks as If New Jereoy Republicans your town, on Thursday last, and reported up tho game. The scoro Btood 6 to 4 in lents of the responsible merchants, and Independents, whatever that may In* a nice time and a large attendance. We avor of tho visitors. elude, have, from tho fact that New Jersey wish tho hnppy couplo manny pleasant Right Things especially grocers. By this means she has been honored by second place on the years of joy. SfrBB . was formerlerly employ- Rev. It. W. Elliott, pastor of the M. E. ecd here at tht o depot and hahdd quitite a numnum- hureh, has returned from tho homo of his will be enabled to save in the course • ,., St.": Louis ticket, forgotten tfio head; In parents in Ohio, where ho wont to BOO his ; • other words, they evidently bellevo nnd ber of friends while in town. >f a year enough money to pay for SL : sister who Is very ill of consumption. proclaim their belief that this is a clear Rov.Thos. Houston,the blind evangelist, ;ood many other household necessi- .•: case or the tail wagging the dog. Wo call preached both morning and evening in the Judson Leigh has been entertaining his here in Carpet this year, and we notice that - to mind something similar, the Blaino and Presbyterian church hero and tho services ousln, Harry Topher, of Hnckcttstowii. ies. The main point, of course, is to • Logan campaign, yet there is a diffcrenco. were weil attended. Mr. Tunlson, the Tho two largo smoke stacks at the terra the people of Washirigtonand vicinity cer- jestow your patronage Upon a house John A. Logan was the nation's idol, and cornotist, assisted in the music at both otta works wero raised this w.eck. The vhich has the reputation of living up Garret A. Hobart Is one of the best services. rorks will be ready to start up in a few 8 > "its nswespaper announcements._ fellows In the world, with a stainless repu- The light engine No. 185, that runs tho •cckoand givo employment to between tainly know a good thing when they see it. : tation, and thoroughly equipped, still ho Gouldsboro and Maunkachunk accomoda- DO and 400 men. "- 'he housewives of Washington know Is not a John A. Logan. But it must bo tion, struck Clark Smith's wagon on Fri- Samuel McCrea was tendered a grand Every pattern a good one; no old stock; hat we are in that category. most gratifylnff to the nominee to ex- day evening, while on his way across the urprise party on Saturday, June 20th. the perience the ieellDgs engendered by tho track north of tho depot. Tho Wagon was iccaaion being his SOth birthday nnnlvcr- Gladness Comes expressions of good will from the residents completely demolished, hut the horses and . The following relatives and friends ith a better understanding of the all bright and clean; more new ones nearly of the city, irrespective of politics, with Mr. Smith, of PollcvUlc, escaped uninjured, _ ir. McCrea gathered to do him honor: Wtransient nature of the many phys- A Frugal Husband •whom he has minglud from t-urliwil man- which wns miraculous considering the snac Swayzo, of Jersey City; Samuel ical ills, which vanish before properuf- every day. The entire stock of China and hood. speed at which they wero goltitf. Tho Jwayze, or Trenton: Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. forts—gentle efforts—pleasant efforts— Should direct his wife's attention Thompson & Stocker are busy. Their engineer did not see the team until he wns ilcntiugh,: of Mendham; Mr. and Mrs. rightly directed. There is comfort in trade in wagons this summer lias been un- upon thorn omiccountof the freight house oiin Sliker, of Schooloy's Mountain: Mr. the knowledge, thnt «o many forms ol Japan Mattings is now in—beautiful pat- 0 our advertisements, if we have not usually good and promises to continue un- being in the way. Lucky escape, Clark. .nd Mrs. Enenczer Deak, of Old Forgo, liready succeeded in arresting it. ;'He til the snow flies, nnd then they con furnish *n.; John W. Forker and family, of Rose- sickness are u»t due tu any actual uis* sleighs as rendlly as they have been supply- Miss Laura M. Smith, who has been Ille; Mrs. Julia Bcaty and son, of Steph- ease, but simply to a constipated condi- terns. Our almond-eyed neighbors across AM thereby be doing her a real fcind- ing tho largo demand for wagons. traveling throughout the West, returned nsburg; Mrs. Ella Mtnnrd and family, of tion of the system, which the pleasunt le&s, atul-will ittllm same time be on Friday alter a two months' tour. Sho ilontvllle; Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Hayes, of family ltixutivo. Syrup of Figs, prompt- The excursion to Glen Island on July J visited friends In Grand Island, Neb., and ort Murray; Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Fromo, ly removes. That is why it is thu only the waters have certainly produced some laving money for himself. 17th under the auspices of the Itullroad Detroit, Mich., and reports an excollont if Townsbury; Mr. and Mrs. John McCrea, remedy with millions of families, and is Employees' Association promises to be lib- time. •f Phillipsburg: Mrs, Hester A. Voorhees, We refain from quoting prices, erally attended by our people as many of everywhere esteemed so highly by all fine things. Our linen warps and all straws Tho boarding business promises to be «f New York; Rev. R. W. Elliott, of Port who value Rood lietilth. Its beneficial "or all things are not as they seem. It them have been to thu Island on former tlurrray. occasions and were so higly pleased that very successful this sctson at tho various effects are due to the fact, that His the make a room deliciously cool through the requires an inspection and compari- all who can will go this time and take their summer resorts In this vicinity. Some one remedy which promotes internal boarders are now here nnd the proprietors By an inadvertence tho above Item was 41 son to appreciate the values we are friends along, Glen Island is as delightful mftted from tho last Issue. , '• - without debilitatin" '" a place to spend a tiny its uitu Liu i'uum1 arc ready for more on the 1th inst....: Popko, 'organs on which II acts. It is therefor heated term. And, by the'.way, speaking jiving in groceries. " . anywhere in New York waters. oftho Island, expects a big run soon irom Two of our citizens were more than Newport City. plenspd with that item in the STAK or last nil important, in order to get its hene A base ball match between the Spring- ilcial effeets, to note when you pur- of the warm weather reminds us that we The strawberry crop Is about closed, but week about the Port Murray celebration. town and Stewnrtsvlllo clubs at this place They were "Undo Joe" Anderson and ex- chase, that you have the genuine arti- L. M. DAVIS. Is promised for July -1th, nnd in conse- Mr. Bert Smith, on the other sido oftho river, still has nice late ones for which ho udf>e Cnnlleld. All of our citizens, ho cle, which is manufactured by the Call- have positively the largest and best line of quence all other matters ure compelled to ver, were pleased with tho account. foruiu Fig Svrup Co. only uud sold by 'The Blue Front." take a back seat. Wo hope for a good is receiving good prices and hns sold over two hundred bushels to one party this Offing to rain the attendance nt tlio alill reputable druggists. day, good game, good umpire, good feeling 1 Refrigerators in town. For your porches and a general good time tor aUconcerned. Good for you, Bert. Crazy Tea, ' Frltluy night, was small. If in the enjoyment of good" lica...." ilth, y ho amount taken in was ?17. Farmer "Man" doesn't think rope lines The kids are ennjoying thhiis rainy weather and the system is regular, laxatives or are just the things to use when driving in a by bathing In the Delawaare River south Mrs. Lydia Smith, our postmistress, has other remedies are then not needed. If we have shades, different widths for dif- wagon, and ho speaks from experience. off towntw , whicwhih aaffordfd s theh m muchh pleasurl e locn entertaining her daughter tho past aillieted with, any actmil diseuse, one rook. may be commended to the most skillfu' We asked him th,e other day how ho liked and enjoyment. phyaiuiiins, but'if in need of alnr:titive ferent porches-—pulleys and cords all come them and the old chap smiled quizzically On account of an injunction being served Sup'l Rued, uf the terra cotta works, one should have the best, and with the as he replied. "Oh, rope lines is all right to on the Delaware Creamery one day lost moved his family to this place last week. well-informed everywhere," Syrup of with them. Come in and take a look. plow with, but' they'n" i no good1 for a week, the creamery was closed as the fnrm- Get the band ready, boys, another wed- Figs stands highest nnd is most largely wagon," and he doesn't use them w-hel n he ers had not beenpntd in over two months iliiig Is soon to occur in town. used and gives most general satisfaction drives "them ponies." for tbeir milk. They were paid next day Onnccountof the rain Children's Day For the benefit of everybody we ququoto e and the creamery now runs as usual. zeroises were not held at Mt. Bethel from an exchange: "A $20 gold piece Is A large oak tree fell across tho public ihurch lust Sunday. worth |20 by reason of the weight in it, road south of the Presbyterian church one 1 Elton Winters moved into the house last Spangenberg & Ford. not by reason oftho government'go s stam.. p day last week and obstructed the passage week which had been vacated by Mrs. or inscription on it. If thhe golld pieci e for several hours until Wm. A. Ward had Frank SI man ton. ' HUMPHREYS' were melted Into a lump it still would be it removed for the travelers. worth $20 In the market. There are 23.22 NEW VILLAGE. No; 1 Cures Fever. grains Troy of pure gold in a gold dollar. Great Trlumpli. These grains in the form of bullion were Instant relief and a permanent cure by Miss Stella Anderson, of Stewartsville, No. 2 " Worms. worth $1 at the mint or market. In other the Otto's Cure for Lungs and throat dis- tvas the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sillle Dal- No. 3 ". Infants' Diseases. words tho gold in a coin obtained no in- eases. Why will you continue to irritate rymple, on Saturday and Sunday. crease of value in tho process of ccoinageo . f your throat and lunga with that terrible Miss Blanche Smith, of Washington, No. 4 " • Diarrhea. No appreciabl' e part o-f it"s- valualuewaadue wi G hacking cough when F. N. Jenkins, Wash- to the mint's stamp, and the proof < isited friends in town on Sunday. ._ ., .... proof of this ington; M. B. Bowers, Jr., Broadway; T. Miss Emma C. Rush spent Saturday nt No. 8 " Neuralgia. was that if melted down the coin was J. Thompson, Oxford; Fritta & Smith, As- [sland Park nnd Shawnee Springs. No. 9 Cures Headache. A GOOD^SICN w orth as much as before. The silver dollar bury, agents,will famish you a free sample Is worth when melted down but little over Stewart Kinney and wife and Gus. Kin- SPRINGER'S ._ tbo people of WoeblDfitos. NOTICE 1 bottle of this guaranteed remedy? Its No. 10 " Dyspepsia. fifty cents." ley and family, of Phillipsburg, passed You may need tho Berrlcefl of a flrat clufls success ia simply wonderful, aa your drug- lunday In town. No. 11 " Delayed Periods. •lumber at any time. Work Is Hrat-class. Prlct It is proposed to repair the old school gist will tell you. Sample free. Large la very yery low. : bouse, once Greenwich academy, in the bottles 50 and 25. , It looks as if we were going to have a No. 12 " Leuchorrea. I near future, but wouldn't it be better and bicycle race on the Fourth ot July. The by far cheaper in the end to build anew boys are practicing every night. No. 14 " Skin Diseases. Increased space in our show room educational building up to date in ever; BROADWAY. John Rush, of Washington, was tho No. 1B Cures Rheumatism._ _ T ~- pai ticulur. --Tlis-present" is "illy::adapter ucst of-his cousin;.Theodore Kirsb, a few --and-our immense stock of ready- for its use, badly ventilated, hot In sum- lays last week. here last Wednesday after spending three No. 16 " Malaria! "~ (Successor to Wm. Vanderbelt. mer and cold in winter, so that nt times weeks at Wyoming, Milburn, Springfield, Wm. Lafever and family and Miss Bertha No. 20 " "Whooping Cough teachers and scholars alike cannot with Short Hills and Dover and reports a splen- Gray, of Asbury, were guests of Elmer trimmed hats have given us nearly any degree of comfort remain during did time. , Woodruff and family on Sunday. No; 27 " Kidney Diseases. school hours, if comparisons were not BILLIARD TV odious we'would venture to say that the The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a lawn A party was given G. B. Dalrymple re- No. SO " Urinary Diseases double the sales of former seasons. and old school house at Stewartsville would sociable at Mrs. Philip Cook's on Wednes- sntly in honor of his birthday. A large _ I^ARLORS, suffer by comparison with almost any day evening, July 22d. There . will be urabsr of friends were present. No. 77 " Colds and Grip. school building in the county. But in good music, both vocal and instrumental. Oscar Edward and Walter Rush visited Sold by Druggists, or sent prepnid on There is hardly a thing in the Bontty Building view of the general condition of affairs— Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ervin visited Mr. the former's parents at Montana on Sun- receipt of price, 25c, or 5 for SI. - . and Mr3.-Johtt-Hold.cn, at Hnrraony, nn Next Doorto Post Office / hard times, poor crops and; universal de- day.--. :- ;•;. - -;•• .-•••". 1 pression—this is probably not the time ti Sunday. Miss Sadie Hulshizer, of Broadway, was BR. KUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MAMTAI, Millinery line which you can't find agitate such an important matter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shook, of your OF DISEASE MAILED FREE. ,he guests of her grandmother last week. 1 "We are right in it and the amount of borough„_,, _,spen. t Sunda„y with Mrs. S.'s par- Bnmphroys Mea. Co., Ill -WilUam St., N.T, six Splendid Tablee—Courteouo Mr. and Mrs. Marlatt, of Washington, in our establishment, and the Treatment—Full Stock of Fin) talk upon the merits and demerits of free j ents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dcrcmcr. isited at Lewis Rush's Saturday last.:; Cigars and TODOCCO. silver versus gold, tree trade versus protec- jjre Frank Housel and little son are Miss LizzieLanning,Miss Anna Wilkison, tion and the Republican ticket versus the | pngsing n few days with Mrs. Wm. Smith, and Robert Zulauf, of Oxford, were the prices you will also find very probable or possible Democratic choice, £f Good Springs guests of James Rush and family a few days Inst week. The Red Cross reasonable.; ..-'..• •-.•• Miss Mary Barber, of Port Warren, hns in the old days used to be on the ington Mrs. Rebecca Hulshizer returned on secured the position as school teacher for shields o£ the Knights. Now you A0TU0RIZED CAPITAL, 8250,000. Eddie Bolton, of Newark, is spendinga the next term. will find it on the face of Saturday from a visit to New York. week here with his uncle, Mr. A. E. st re .; We saw Miss Rose Weller in town on Mrs. John Hunt is spending a few days Johnson's Belladonna Plaster, Segulne, with her daughter, Mrs. TVIodavis, at ? Saturday. 'which cures all the pains, itches ° > X EASTON TRUST Wm. Ragains, of Jersey City, spent a Phillipsburg. The misapplication of Scriptural texts few days here last week with W. Beers. and distresses that cau be got at from the outside of the body. Even 431 Northampton St., Easton, Pa. y BUHOLAR PHOOP SAFE DEPOSIT. to the ordinary affairs of the day is so Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty,of Califon, WARREN PAPER MILLS. BOXES TO RENT AT LOW KATBH. grotesque that were it not for the honesty the leaping n»ouy of nenmlijiii dies ' ' •" • visited Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bryan last Miss Lizzie Drainey spent Saturday and of purpose evinced would be ludicrous. Tuesday. away uuder ."its touch. Yes,'ami We notice that the Old Order of Dunkards Sundny at Phillipsburg. imiscul&r rhcuniatism, too. Hotter Miss Stella Force, of Dover, and Miss COMPANY, held a conference the other day in Ohio, Britton Crouse is decorating his home than ointments or liniments. Ita : and among otber questions "is riding on a Malinda Housel, of Brooklyn, have been with a new coat of paint. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Housel. frieutls are all who bnvc nseil it. PAYS INTEUEST ON DEPOSITS. - wheel on any day permissible" came up Peter Drainey is at the Easton Hospital .TOirNSON" & JOHNSON, ADDHESS TIIE COMPANY FOB INF0UMA .: for discussion, and alter a lengthy debate Mrs. Emma Stowart, of Haukettatown where he has had an operation performed. Maniitucmriiig CheniiMs. Ni-w York. • • ' ,TI0N. •'"'•• ••••"• '-• ~ ""7 it was decided after a strange process of is visiting nt Mrs. Levi Inscho's. Miss Lena Bidwell, who teaches school reasoning "that the bicycle is unabomiu- Mrs. George Cook is confined to hei : alion iu the sight of God, for 1b is said in at Oak Orchard, N. Y., and Miss Elma EASTON, PA. home by sickness. Bidwell, a student at a boarding school at Luke xvi. 15, That which is highly esteera- -! Newman McCleary and Miss Delli YOUll BUSINESS IS SOLICITED. -j-'red among men is abomination in the sight Brockportj N. Y., are home for the sum- Amernian & Shurt Beidteman, both of Washington, were th( mer vacation. " of God." The natural sequence follows, guests of Mrs. Mary Mutchler on Sunday the wheel being highly esteemed, etc. At The paper mills will shut down on the the same conference gold fillings In teeth Miss Mamie Hummer, of Cranford. spen Fourth. were also condemned as unscriptural, As Sunday here and is now visiting relative! The harvest has come and the golden Give special attention to the : the much esteemed dipt. Cuttle was wont in Washington, grain is being gathered in its fullness. HANCEBROS., to say, "it's nil in the application on it." Mrs. Chester Ileitzman spent last Tues- Ervin Mills, who was hurt some time Miss Mnttte Ease, of Ledgewood, is the day in your borough. ago in an elevator nt the paper mills, ir guest of her aunt, Mrs. P, S. Knse, and will Mrs. John Willever is visiting her daupch igiiin at work. • -;- • • probably spend a good portion nf the sum- tcr at Stanhope." " " mer in our village. Miss Ella Jiles and Charles Davis, of Harry Housel, of Wyoming, spent Sun Brooklyn, are visiting friends in this The attendance at the village school day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacol vicinity. during term just completed shown an Housel. average of sixty per tent. True, the Win. Mosson, of Asbury, is doing quite a ""Undertaking; .•„;.. :.. measles, made., a .protra«U'd «tny, b'.it tiio Mr. and Mrs. John E. Inscho were guesl business here in the insurance line. small per centage should not be charged f Hr. -and Mrs. J. G.;Axi'urd -'iiuur-you \Vhile~'Mr.~and Mrs.'Samuel "Stninets to that account entirely. We imagine that borough, on Sunday. were driving to Easton one day last week „... ..after, parents and guardians have looked Mrs. John Grolf is visiting 'relatives ; the hip strut) broke while going down a over the published list of "present and BetUlttlieiii."-:-'"""••••" •""• "~ ."TV" -:'"' hiil and"tlw iiuratj 'uUii'Ud'Lo both kick and • Iti» aololdd on aa Ruaranteo hy airdrujs-- absent" which is being circulated by the The next meeting of tho W. C. T. U run. Mr. Stamets finally stopped the " ts' ., IIt curecuress . jjjoipionIncipient ConsximptiConsumptioon school board, they will scarcely believe will be held in the basement of the cburcl: frightened animal but not before he had their eyes when they see just how many ili tho best Couch and Croup Cur*. on. Wednesday, nfternoonjof next week. kicked in the dashboard and broken tin Sold at Carter's Drug Store. absent; but the inexorable record tells the John Cole and family attended the wed- It would be hard to convince a mai PARKER'S CINCER TONIC . For all BILIOUS and NERVOUS storv, unpleasant and annoying though it suffering from bilious colic that his agon; ding of Mrs. Cole's sister. Miss Martha ntalca Lung Troubles, Dtbllii?. dlstrcwtng elomueli aifl be. The old and much used complaint of Ind la notk lor mnVi DISEASES. They purify tlie is due to a microbe with an unpronounc Housel, atBloomsbury, on Saturday last. fails. Every mother ami In incompetent teachers .as an excuse for ,-ible name. But one dose of DeWitt' BLOOD and give HBALTHV backwardness of children is nine times out . ARKER'S I Colic .fc.Cholera Cure, will convince him r "-•Wa'Stre-anxious ;l.o« do-:Rilittlo-good~inv PIUS "•of tbii'uujuat, aiid Is In roiillty'duc to Irreg- Its powenfto allord" instarit'rclicf. "It kill this world and can think of no pleasanter , .'HAlK-BALSAm- cS^DWPPSAfHEAr ular attendance, and those haying charge Ciesmci and Immimes tlio half. ain. F. N. Jenkins' Warren ..Count or.better-way.to/lo it, than by recommend- I'romotcs e. luxurinnt growth. CONSTIPATIONand "PIWIPtESr :;.. -----of children should insist upon regularity rug Store.. in'g'One'Minute Cough (Jure as a prevent- rtla to HCEtnro Orr.y\ B;i., •<•'-•• and punctuality, nnd we doubt not the B J ive* of.pneumonia, consumption and other '• • -• • *"~— ™—-resull-wuuM™ - be •••both- --"-«--* "0ALIl?O2i. serious lung troubles that follow neglected pleasing. cold3. F. N. Jenkins' Warren County That bane to farmers," ketchey weather" S The Special Inducements in BRLOBB^S BOOK FREE The oats crop in this vicinity •.•will .1: Drugstore. • • ..- ,, . ,--• • • ; '^ .:..,. lk ii e uirerere of EHH0119 OF VOU ia upon us to tho annoyance, and damage unusually large. ,....., ' 8 « : MST VlfiOIt and WISE AS tSJ OF BiaN to tho hay makers. Of course there is no ' AND WOillliN. 2JH pneca; ciotb bound ;M< use wishing but we would like to see iirsi Jlra. John Davis, who has been seriousl; " VIENNA. mnlyBeulcdundmutlcil/rM. TrotiDcntbymUl v ill for the past two weeks, is now slow], •trlctly conlldentlul, «nd a positive, nul<* tnxe \ class crops all along our lovely valley nnd The Rev. and Mrs. Wilnmrth and chil- Not one part but every piamntfltM. No matter bow Ions BtiinalDg, I recovering. 1 JFurniture During June. with prices for products to correspond. , dren, accompanied by Mrs.- WHmarlii'a •111 poBlllVPiy curo you. H,WrltP or colL " '"'"From best sources we' lenni that a stnnl '-The STAK was in gruiiL demand'1 mother, Mrs. Adriance, wife of the-late j; r^i'pGKch'crop tas.y be exp'Jcted'intthis aection- week. It contained the fullest and best Stephen.. Adriance. .returned ..to ..Vienna I. Goodsi Stored and Removed at Reasonable: Terms. 329 N.lSthSt. Phlla.Pa- but estimates by. the railroad companies report of the Hutton-Keed trdpedy atjiih laqt Friday. Mrs.' Adrin nee' will make her "tHe""perfect !, temperance "'• th'at'nre to handle the peach crop of Del- tion.- -'" • •-•••'• . • homo with her daughter in the future. 1 aware indicate that the crop this year will The funeral of Mrs. John Sutton, wh< Miss May Hibbler is spending tho week and healthgivirig drink. be enormous. Yet this year hns heard the murdered Martin Reed at Junction am with friends at Johnsonsburg and Marks- Mini* onlj tij- Tim Clmricf K. Illrci Co,, fbllmlelpbta. • same old story from the same State, then killed herself, wns attended by a largi boro. ^ "blight, yellows, buds nipped, don't expect number of people. Only a few attendee IT LC POOR DObLARi) Onice and realdenoo on Miss Esther Fleming, daughter of Albert more than a one-third crop" and so on. the funeral of her victim. Fleming, of Stcphonsbunr, is visiting her that comes to us afc tho cost of a customer's satisfaction. We don't Warren street, near j-x.The wonder Is why in the face of facts Bowlby's factory. l n 'Squire Henderson hns received hia cor grandmother, Mrs. David Fleming. want ib. .We try to make tho fair and squaro deal thafc brings you ^such-Stories-PT.e,:.t< !|i^. 'ifl .nfrWlint.Jifinfif^l ia!aion-as:a:Jaat!*jeief^he;EeReec=He, ~:Hrr"ahd-Ivrf37-K-.~ F."'AiuerUo'uV-"'ur-itBw: In Buying a Piano HKorter' they can be. •xz:—-fco-us ithc" sccond~tmc.'~~-Ycii;T-V.'ili:. recogmze^t-hisrjiVSt-nnwimoHt- now ready for business. York city, spent Sunday with his parents, (1 forcibly in "'" ,, , Threatening weather (i on Sunday last Eddie Phtlhower is slowly recoverini Hon. anil Mrs. 0. H. Albertson. Sirs. Al- --'eiiUaed tho postponraont .of Children's Day. froTir a'sorious illness." -• •"" •.••-•-•_•- - •;• - bertaon is spending a fortnight in Vienna. do not faiHo uxamiiiii^ tlio l -Jsraor- -.i~-~.ir,?h=z.^ j services In the Pleasant Valley M. E. Ouryoung and enterprising friends.Cnri Si: Hamlin models. Recent improve- church until Sunday next, July Bin. Miss Amelia Floming started last Thurs- Apgur and Burton Crotaley.have purchascc day night for Rochester, Mich., where she ments render them unexcelled. Old the saw mill./at German Valley and an will spend the summer with Mr, and Mrs. fianos or organs taken in exchange, running it oh full time. ' Harry Jones. . ,, ,, Mrs. Ithodie Noah, of this place, was nstruments sold for cash or easy pay- Our stock 1B Inviting,.both in styles and prices—the upness of the, •• HELP WANTED-FEMALE! taken in the night with cramping pains Free silver has many advocates here LduloBtankoUls wngOB making gontlomonja Children Day exercises were held in the ments. •••',' first and the downness of the second.) Our sales justify our claims and tho next day dinrrhcea set in. She Postmaster John Neighbor is at tho heat Christian church Sunday afternoon. . The Catalogues find full information free. neckwonp nt homo by an easy motlioa. wo -took half a bottlo of blackberry cordial but of the movement. inclement weather kept many away but for they have been unusually largo in those lines this sprintr. -. Of^^;;.-~~ teach you FHKB audvfurnl-h^wort.all tlio year../,. • cot no relief. She then sent to me to see Pianos of reliable makers from §aoc Spud utnmp' for work" and' particulars at onco™- despite the rain''the church wag nearly upwards. ' -, ' Elite Noukwoar Co., Cnmdon, Now Jorsoy. , if I had anything that would help her, I Slled. Tho decorations were very pvetty rBent hor a;.bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, ; ,. Curo for Headache. and the singing and speaking of the little WASH GOODS AND SHIRT WAISTS Cholera and Dlarrhcoa Remedy and the As a remedy far all forms of Headache ones was beyond tho average and every- ^first-doso.relieved^her,^ Another of pur Electric Bitters has proved to bo the vorj thing passed off very-well indeed...... : V. B. ZfRttbdoh,' • ^ooikhborshad been"sick~ for about aweek 'brat—It oBbolH a. ptjnimii&'ut-euro ami the Vdfk had tried different remedies for diar- most dreaded habitual sioK headaches yiel Raspberry pickers are as thick ^as the 136 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. ana had tried different remedies for diar Formerly with Amermrvu & Sburts Eros. ; rhroa bbut t kkept t gettintti g worserse. I sent hhiim to its influence. We urge all who ai berries. It is quito the thing now to go rhroa but kept getting wo afflicted to procure a bottle, and give thi berry picking. thlthla same remedydy. Only four dosesofit 1 i H h remedy a fait trial. In cases of habitu Mrs. M. Holland returned home Satur- QALESMEN WANTED*. jp years' Experience, ::-were requireidd to cure hhim. Ho says he constipation Electric Bitte»*s curea by gi 'owes his recovery to this' wonderful rem- 1 day from a three ^weeks'-visit among Offlao, Shop nnd Rosldonce: ing the needed tone to tho bowels, and To friends in Hoboken,Elizabcth and Bayonne 5 NOK-HICOTINE MIDGET CIGARS. jw__M«i Mow Rihl«v.S;anav. Mich. For Burd'u Mow Building, WnBhtngton Aronuo, b~A.W. Crevelfnj; & Co., Washing- cases long resist the use of this medicini Uity. While absent Bhe also mode bevoral TBule.r7vr-wnimiosl>iDr^ Guuu eiiiu iiun. Sa,m- J\ K. COOKE. «J:: AlbrihAlbrightt , JtionJunction;; Frittes & I Try it once. Fifty cents and $1.00 at F. N visits to a city hotpital. We hope her ploa troo. AddroBa: .LandIs & Co., •Washington N. J. ' ^Aflbury. / ' j Jenkins'Warren County Drug Store. health will improve inconsequence. ^ Shlpponaburj, P. On,The Comer. JTHEJVASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY arrow that stuck la Luther's heart lander If, when otit hunting for tho GOSPEL ARCHERY. when he cried out, "Oh, my sins! Oh, bear, he should stund fbiverlng-with ^ my,sins!" It it strike a man lathe terror on an iceberg:? What would pyERWORK r Millions;. ,of., Souls r Ears :E: hffdd It kills his skepticism; If it strike have become of Da Challlu and Living- TTCTM. A. 8TRTKKB,- •'«' •_«- • - ~-J : . Saved by Its Maanfl. a man In the heel It will turn his step; stone in the African thlckot, with a TT Nc'lOE. Washington ATS., • ' " if It strike him in tho heart, ho throws faint heart and a weak knee? When a W ' - : up his hands, as did the Emperor Ju- panther comeB within 20 paces of you Nervous Prostration JThe Arrow of tho Gr'ipel Feathered from lian of old, when wounded in the bat- and it has its eyo on you and It has the TYIn* of th Dora o[ Uod'f tle,. cryingY "Oh, Galilean, thou hast squatted for the fearful spring, "Steady Spirit Will 7,£ llrlaff ttia • , World h conquoredl" therel" . '. '•'•• - •• •'*'%<( •••'.•••. There is nothing proposed by men Courage, 0 yo spiritual arehorsl Ayer's Sarsaparilla Laubach's 1878 that can do anything like this gospel. There are great monstcra in Iniquity Dr. Talrango preaches an encourap;- Tho religion of Ralph Waldo Emorson VSomo years ago, as a result of too 1 prowling all around tho community. T\AVID BARTHON, Ing sermon to those who aro fighting was the philosophy of Icicles; the re- Shall wo not of the strength of God go closo attention to business, my health in Ood's service and urfjes them to use ligion of Theodore Parker was a sirocco forth and combat them? We not only failed.. Ibccamo weak,"nervous, was The Fad of theiSeason, •*^ WuhlBSton, N. J. . ' ,. more vigorous measures to accomplish of tho desert covering up tho soul with need more heart, but more backbone. unablo to look after my interests, and AUOTner-nt.Isnw, SollclMr and .• their noble purpose. Tho text ho chose dry sand; the religion of Kenan was What Is the Church of God, that it manifested all tlio symptoms of a de- TUaaterin Chanc«rr* Was Genesis 10: 0: "Ho was a mighty tho romance of bellying nothing; tha should fear to look in the eye any cline. I took 'three bottles of Ayer's NOTAKY PUBLIC «ad .hunter before the Lord." DKALEIt IN BKAL ESTATE 1 religion of the Huxley a and tho Spon-1 transgression? There Is the Bengal Sarsaparilla, began to iinprovo at once. -' In our day, hunting is a sport; but in ccrs merely a pedestal on which hu-j tiger of drunkenness that prowls The "Arlington" Offlca next door to tho St. Cloud Hotel, the lands and the times infested with man philosophy sits shivering In tho around, and instead of attacking It, Woabington AT«nae. wild beasts, it was a matter of Hfo or night of tho soul, looking up to tho how many of us hide under tho church- death with tho people. It was very dlf- stars, offering no help to the nations pew or the communion tablet There Is TTJANXBL VXiIBT, 1 ^ferent from going out on a sunshiny that crouch und groan at thu buse. Tell. so much Invested in it we are afraid to Shirt Waist. tt'ternoon with a patent breechloader, mo where there is one man who has assault It; millions of dollars In bar* Attornojr-auKiaw, ; ,to shoot reed birds on tho flats, when rejectej d d thah t ggospep l fof r another, who is l in vats,, in spigotspgs, , iin corkscrewscorkscrews,, [Pollux and Achilles and Dlomedcs went - "We have made arrangements with one of tJoIldtoraodUosterln Cbancarf,:. thoroughlthhl y satisfiedtifid , and hlhelpedd , andd: in gin palacel s witith marblble floorsfl and (out to clear thu land of lion a and timers contented in his skepticism, and I will Italian-top tables, and chased Ice-cool- the best. Shirt Waist manufacturers in the (V: and boars. My text sots forth Nimrod take thu cur to-morrow and ride 500 ers, and in the strychnine, and as a hero when it presents him with miles to see him. Tho full power of tho logwood, v.nnd the: tartario country to produce for us a line of Waists ^road shoulders and shaggy apparel tho gospel has not yet been touched. acid, and the nux vomica, that B.SMITH,M.D. : and sun-browned face, and arm As a sportsrran throws up his head go to make up our "pure" American which are proving very popular to all who jbunched with muscle—"a mighty hun- and catches the ball flying through I drlnke. Through the press, through %V»«hlnrton( N. J* (ter. before the Lord." I think ho used the atr, just so easily will this tho pulpit, through tho platform, you have seen them and worn them. They are f8tofla.m. (the bow and the arrows with great gospel after a while catch this round must assault it. Would to God that all Office Hours,-<1 to S p.m. " ' success practicing archory. " world flying from its orbit and bring1 it our American Christians would band made of materials that wash well. They are (5.30 to 7-30 p.m. j I hare thought if it Is such a grand back to the heart of Christ. Give it together, not for crack-brained fanati] OiUce and residence one door below frwbf> |thirjg and such a brave thing to clear made to fit well, with attached or detached col- terlas FarsonaKe, •-... ; full swing, and It will pardon every clsm, but for holy Christian reform, Telephone conneotlon. •" . ' jWJld beasts out of a country, if It is not sin, heal. overy wound, euro every I remark, again, if you want to bo a better and braver thing to hunt down lars. The sleeves are the full bishop sleeves. troublo, emancipate every slave, and successful In spiritual archery, you ami gradually increased my weight from and destroy those great evils of society ransom every nation. Yo Christian need not only to bring down tho game, P. M0HXN8TRT, M. D. jthat aro stalking the land with fierco ..ono hundred nml twenty-ilvo to two The yoke is a new style, the collarsjthe latest men and women who go out this after- but bring it In, I think one of tho most hundred pounds. Since- then, I and ray ©ye, and bloody paw, and sharp tusk, noon to do Christian work, as you go beautiful pictures of Thorwaldsen is shape, and everything which makes it a suc- and quick spring. I have wondered if Into tho Sunday-schools, the lay his "Autumn." It represents a sports- family have used this intsriicino when needed, and wo are nil In tho best of (8 to 9 *. m. 'there Is not such a thing as Gospol preaching stations, and the ponlten- man coming home and standing under cess. Samples of materials from which they oFno* B n.-ii to8p.m. archery, by which thoso who have been tiarlcs, and the asylums, I want you to a graporine. He has a staff over his health, a fact which wo attribute to UtoTdOp. m. flying from tho truth may bo captured feel that you bear in your hand a shoulder, and on the other end of that Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I bcliovo my chll- are made will be furnished if desired... Telephone Connection, for God and Heaven. Tho Lord Jesus weapon, compared with which tho staff acohuugu rabbit andahraee of ,_(lron would have haon fntliorlosa to-day in his sermon used tho art of angling lightning has no speed, and avalanches birds. Every hunter brings homo the liad it not been for Ayor't) Sarsaparilla,' Prices are $1.00 and $1.25. Mail orders for an illustration . when ho said: "I have no heft, and tho thunderbolts of game. No one would think of bring- of which preparation I cannot say too TT M. COX, M. will make you fishers of men." And heaven have no power; It is tho arrow ing down a reindeer or whipping up a much."—H. O. IIISSON, Postrnaster'and carefully attended to. Ask for the "ARLING- so I think I have authority for using of tho omnipotent gospel. Take care- stream for trout, and letting them He Planter, Kinard's, S. C. tIng-ton, N. J. hunting as an illustration of gospel ful aim. Pull tho arrow clear back In tho woods. At evowtido tho camp is TON" Shirt Waist. Every genuine "Arling- truth; and I pray God that there may until tho head strikes the bowl Then adorned with tho treasures of the forest f 7 toOa-s be many a man to-day who will begin lot It fly r And may the slain of the —beak, and flu, and antler. If you go Ayer's ^s£ Sarsaparilla ton" Waist has this trade mark on the inside Offlue Hours \ 1 to8p t to study gospel archery, of whom it Lord be many I •. out to hunt for immortal souls, not lr»9p.ii may after a white be said: "lie was a RECEIVING MEDAL AT WORLD'S FAIR. of Waist (printed in red): Again, if you want to bo skillful in only bring them down under tho arrow Blighty hunter before the Lord." 1 spiritual archory, you must hunt in of tho gospel, but bring them into tho AYER'S Pills Save Doctor's Bills. T> N. JACOBUS, M- D. How much awkward Christian work unfrequented and secluded places, church of God, tho encampment wo there Is done in the world! How many Why does tho hunter go three or four have pitched this side of the skies, For Year Protection H. B. Avenue, 'CVaBgb good people there aru who drive souls days in the Pennsylvania forests or Fetch thorn in; do not let them lie out wo pooltlvoly atato away from Christ Instead of bringing over Raquette lake into the wilds of in tho open field. They need our pray- that this remedy does CATARRH Thursday forenooo and Saturday. tho Adirondacks? It is the only way ers and sympathies and help. That is them to Him! "All their fingers are notcontainmorcuryor Eaaton, Thursday evening and Friday at thumbs—religious blunderers who up- to do. The deer are shy, and ono the meaning of tho church of God— any other Injurious For further particulars apply to us. Souttuwflst corner South 3rd and Ferry Sta set more than they right. Their gun "bang" of tho gun cloars the forest help. Oh, yo hunters for the Lord, not has a crooked barrel, and kicks as it From tho California stage you sec, as only bring down tho game, but bring ELY'S CallBuutelde Unecessary. goes off. They are like a clumsy com- you go over the plains, here nnd there, it in. rade who goes along with skillful a coyoto trotting along, almost within if Jiithrldates liked hunting so woll T~\R. P. J, ECKEL, hunters; nt the very moment when ho range of tho gun—sometimes quito that for seven years he never went in- Wm. Laubach & Son, ought to be most quiet, he is crnckiing within range of it. ,,No ono cares for doors, what', onthuslasm ought w« to I an alder, or falling over a log .and that; It Is worthless. Tho good game havo who'aro.huntlng.for.immortal- r >~ := -."326 to 332 Northampton;St.r " ;— = : r • Washington; N. J. ~ """"friy'liluuiiijf iiwiiy tho game. How low IH hidden and secluded. "Evui'yUuutur EOuIs? If Domltianus practiced arch- OfQce and residence Christian people .have ever learned tho knows that. So, many of the souls that ery until he could stand a boy down in lesson of which I read at tho beginning will.be of moat worth for Christ and of the Roman amphitheater, with a hand IT WILL CURE COLD'N HEAD Opposite at. Cloud Hotel. ] i&rticio la nppllflil illrwttf Into Iho anatrilL BASXON, F.A. v .of this service, how that the Lord Jesus most value to the church urn.urniinfled. ; Out, tho fingers liku that, and then the nnd IB agrooablo. I'rlooCO cents nt Srucglstsor .. Christ at: tho well went from talking They do not come in your way. You kinki g coulldd shooht t an arrow bbetween the by mail. £LV BItOTUEKS, OC Warran St., N. Y. about a cup of water to the most prac- will have to go where they are. Yon- fingers without wounding them, to T~\R. F. PIERCE FABROTV, tical religious truths, which won the der they are down in that cellar; yon- Wlmt drill and what practice ought woman's soul for Godl Jesus In the J— they are up in that garret, not we to subject ourselves in order to wilderness was breaking brend to tho away from the door of any become spiritual archers and "mighty WASHINGTON, K. J. .people. I think it was good bread; it church, the goa^l arrow has not hunters before the Lord?" Uut let mo It was very light bread, nnd the yeast been pointed at them. The tract say, you will never work any better OFFICE Honas, tJJ5fc j had done done its work thoroughly. distributer and city missionary some- than you pray. The old archers took Second floor,th o Smith Building. ... -Christ, after lie had broken the bread, time witch a glimpse of them, as a the bow, put one end of it down bo- said to tlm people: "Beware of the hunter through the trees gets a mo- side the foot, elevated the other end, yeast, or of the leavon, of the Pharl- ; mentary sight of a partridge or a roe- and it was the rule that the bow should p\B. G. T. FOX, sees." So natural a transition It was; buck. The trouble is, wo are waiting be just the size of the archer; if it were Offlco and Residence, Grand Central HOW amlliow nastily they all understood Him! for the game to como to us. Wo are just his size, then ho would go Into the BLACK and 7TASS ALI,ENTOni>, PA. Hut how few Christian people there are not good hunters. We aro standing in battle with confidence. Let mo say who understand how to fasten tho some street or highway expecting that that your power to project good in the Office Hours—From 9 a. m. to A p. m. Fraotloi 1 That is the way the favorite fairy tales Not Dogs, But Shoes. limited to diseosea or tbo - truths of God and religion to tho soul; tho timid antelope will como up and world will correspond exactly to your . of childhood used to end, and of men. Truman Osborne, one of tin' eat out of our hands. We are expect- own spiritual stature. In other words, Q that is the way the buyer's A new and very attractive invoice was received on u, 1 evangelists who went through thijia ingthat. tho prairie fowl will light on the first thing in preparation for Also, Refraction of the Byes for the fid. ChU r C I St 1 C hristian work i3 tale of trouble ends _ eountry7elirs' go,haraj^ou7e^furart °^ l , !Sl^ "J*?.^^!- ' . Personal consecra- Tuesday, and we have some trade-winning values to luermeot of glasses. in the right directiona . He came to my haWtltf . rIfr thol o church should W ten when he trades Constantly on band tb* Larsest aflsortmant 01 show you. ; SPECTACLES and J1YE3 "'•""-" -In th- i father's house one day, and while wo milliousof years for the world to como Oh, for a closer walk with God, with us. Lehlgh Valley._ At EASTON.Franklln House, TUESDAYS were all seated in the room, he said: « and be saved, it will wait in vain. A calm and heavenly frame, Telephone Grand Central Hotel. . "Mr. Talmage. are all your children The world will not come What the A light to Rhine upon the road 11 1 wa ts ow to lU i ta fcot Ttiat leads mo to tho Lamb. Christians?" Father said: Yes, all but f ™ } " ° > f M THIS IS NO FAIRY TALE, rom - I am sure that there aro some here De Witt." Then Truman Osboruolooked f damask.ottomatis and put them Ladies' Black Oxford Ties, I5c. up who at some time have been hit by the down into tho fireplace, and began to in tho stirrups. Wo want a pulpit on Waste makes want and want makes worry. One way to stop waste is by Tan Shoes, high.cut, for Men, Women, Misses and Children. For Misses and Children we have them QT.CIiOCTD HOTEL, Ecomomic Trading in both lace and button. Our line of thes"efifoods is ho?ool-ed me utlluye IsLldlmve latanti s D(r lo shirt in. 1 WASHINGTON STAR... WASHINGTON, N. J. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1896 HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT. 'What wo Owo to GoAornmont." 9ho Tho Republican SUto Committee mot Bald our got eminent protects our political, for organization In Nowark on Tucndny, social and religious rights; It sends our Tho lollcm I lie wero otcctcd of fleers. Music Hall Packed to H^nr Ui*» Intor- loiters, owns our. roads and builds our Fr-nkliii Murphy, chalrnmi, E J. Ander- ^:e8tlng.KxerclM»8»n Which Eighteen Ughhtonftca. Tho government depends for son, Vice Ghfifrman;John Kean, Treasurer; G-LOBB STOEE •,' .^X'i I. GraUutttCrt Participate. ita stability upon the education and Intel- John Y. Foster, Socrotary; W, U Snyder, Great Combination Sale " Tho commencement exorcises of theligence of the people. Miss Thompson, as Assistant Secretary. class of '9G of the Washington High School valedictorian, in behalf of tho class, thank- were held in Musio Hall last Thursday ed tho Board of Education and the citizens Bicycle suits, hoso nnd caps. B. & \V. . evening. Tlio event seemed to bo more of for the interest shown In tho school. She fin attraction thnn in former ycnrsnnd the thanked'tho teacbers for their devotion W f • •• ••j •••' Figured Black Brilliantine Dress Skirts, 1.98. numberprcsent to ffreet tho graduates waa and the,attention given the class. She : probably never exceeded in the hlatory of spoko words of encouragement to tho Sheriff s Sale. •"I 'f\V Figured Black Silk Brilliantine Dress Shirts, in embers of-tho junior class, and closed DRESS FABRICS. tholiaU. Tho numbertumcdawfiyiiearly In CnniikMJ'y of Now .lorsoy. *-'"*Vv""* 5.59; worth 8.50. Grass Linen Skirts, 75c. equalled those who obtained admission. ; with a few kind words to her classmates. Ilotwoeti William Ilwitty. «mii>ltituant, mid Tho crnduating class numbered eighteen, Prof. J. U. GrlUlth, principal-of tho Gideon O. Gerard, ot. nl., cluft-iidiuitH. H fa. We will now reduce (to close out entirely) several lines of season- • • _ o :^ Duck Skirts, 98c. Lawn The charming appearanco of tlie young school, delivered a short address nndthon ; IMvIii lifirtron. Solicitor. :• Itidfcfl was tbo subject of eouaidemhlu t'av presented each graduate with a diploma. lly vlrtiio a! n writ of Ro-t faolas to mo direct able fabrics. Many lines will be marked at less than W/£3kdTM 4" n CkV Wrappers, 99c. instead of 1.25 orable comment. All wero gowned In Itev. O. W. Hnfnes closed the exercises -d, hdiiln* otitvlthti Court ol Chancery ot Hew white and tho details of their, attire were with a benediction. * Jersey,1 will fxiioso to Bfilu at public vontluo ou half last month's prices. • T VClUlCl Laundreed Shirt Waists, 25c. in excellent group of yoimgltaste. The Tho exercises, while occupying con- MONDAY, JULY SO, 18'JO, .. Laundered Shirt Waists, 50c, • people was well set off by the surround in j; siderably over two hours, were of a very it tho hour of two o'clock lo tlio afternoon, at poima, ferns and tlowew, which were nr- interesting character. tho St. Cloud Mote!, In tho Itor mull of Wnsh" GOODS wA mi (i worth 65c. The best Shirt Waists nmged in prolusion nil about them on the ton, In tlio County o[ Wiirreii niul Sintu ot 1 L-Ba of coat, to Jersey, nil (tint Irani oriuircul of Inmlniitf prom- C1OHU HI UllL'n. - • Tho Inrcnat ftCHortiii oweot prk- in Easton for 1.00 and 1.25. Silk atatio. The tlgurcs "00," formed of green •HEAVY HITTING WOX. ises horclnjiftor inirtlcultrly detwritieil, ultunto. 1 lot bn.-t l)(iniOBllcCliftlllcrt|linlf ever fxlilbltPtl, at HI KIH trmlu. mid while (the class colors) ferns mid If li'K nnu bolui; In tlio Borough of Washington, vtml, vnlun Vic yard, nt 7KQ. tlie I'lmory of DID dry l Waists reduced to ,1.49,: 1.9S, 2.56 flowers, were In the background. In tho County of Warruti an I Stnto of Suw Jor- Ifo-t FroiR-U Clialllox, nil wool, Odd lot.comprUliu'lltu'iiO li>'- ' The program opened with music by theWashington Mulces Numerous Krrors poryml...... ;...,; ;...... 29C eil Dottt il HWIM, I.IIWIIH, I'l'iucx, , i*>\ Mitteil unit Ixmmti' I nn follows: , . ^txruir.oi Drot etc, fnrm> r jirla-a lUe to itK pur and 3.9S. One lot of Challies, good styles/only 3c. One lot Washington orcheatraof nine pieces under lint ItutU'tl Out mi Kusy Viirlory ll^liiultii; nt n corner of .-itlil Voutfh nn t .Iiitm I ynnl.ikll nt... 5C the leadership of Mr. John L. lligKins, It. Ilnnirt'lot In DuvU'ii Yoiimnn's linonml mr - 1'ltitilH, CIiockH nml .Mixtures, r-(fc W I>IIM-I'H (Itio a-In. Uwn ll.-ur- of Lawns, choire styles, 5c. Dress Dimities 7%c, worth I2j^c and several new and pretty selections Over thi' Huston Team. [1] north fmt-iity-fimrniiil tliruefliinrtertlrKn tu Tr>c said, was not receiving tlie credit due Last Friday night Vie Tribe, No. SO, Imp. .tlietn. Jlen great in other pursuits bave ... Ii:- At, .i>lp(.t.oil-Ui '••§•• A)s ;••••- j»?gMki;Iru. Kdunr Albert, son. The facts gathered from the evi-had a 200-pound gold Republican on the 'fflailiuito. "' MK3. AlIOS SCIICVLEI'- Farm Machinery, dence showed that Michael McCabe recov- hook, but it happened to be a 12-pound B. \V. Ellicott will deliver the oration at I'ort Murray, N. J., Nov. 11; ISU3, ered a judgment against Wm. 0. Folkner snapper with mouth large enough to Hope on Saturday. I'ort Murray, N. J., Jim. 8,1830. Port Murray, N. J., Jan. 0, ISM. I haro had dynpopala nnd ludi gust Ion 11 vo and levied upon the stock in the store at swallow a silver dollar. Harry has tho Miss E. M. Porter has been visiting re- I linvo used two bottles of Aiidursou's Vegetn- I have used ono bottlo of Aiiilorsoii'ti VOKO'H- I years, but worao tub last your. My momach nnd limbs would smill up. with n dull hoailndio, Heavy and Light Wagons Greon's Pond. Constable Banghart sold old fellow stalled and will feud him onlatives in Philadelphia. blo-Mtneral Compound for catarrh Inthohund bio Miuoral Comiioimd for my littlo «lrl, who | wenk b:»«k, etc. I tweil two XtoUUm ot Ainlor- the goods and they were purchased by corn meal until after election when be will Mr. and Mrs. Earl, of Burlington, nro tho result of a aevery cold, which helpod mo hadei:zomn breaklm,'out UJUJH lior fnconutl bond, i McCabe and afterward sold by him,to Mrs. give a blow out. expected at Hotel Clarendon shortly, more thau nuythlng I over usod, lies idea It HOU'B Vegetable Mineral Compound, which umdo can be bought to best advan- Folkner. McManiman secured a levy where they will spend a couple of months. It hat) cleared up thia trouble, lonvhig her «kln inefoelllkoa difTorunt Individual. I used nil Roscberry Long, of Bniigor, Pa,, has be- built uj) in}* norvons ttystmu. I recommend it fntrnud healthy. Sbo bus boon bothered for; tage at the old-established after McCabe on the same goods under a come a student in J. M. Roseberry's law Frank C. Everitt will enter the Allen- •ory highly to my friends. kinds and thls'tionts thorn all formycomiilnttittf. judgment for ?119.75, and an execution office. Mr. R. is his undo and will guard (Ivo years ivlth this mntnily, Tboro la nothing! I will not bo without It In my fnmlly In futnro. town bicycle races on the Fourth, Mro. Ktlzuboth Amlorfloii, issued by Justico John C. Beaty, when well the young student's interests. The quarterly meeting of the Musconet- like Audorson'B. Sarah C. Hummer. Mrs. Folkner served notice upon him We notice that Whittleld Johnston, o jong UnlonofCbristianEiideavor cocieties Audorsou'a llotol. Mrs. Wm. J. lJlBler. Washington claiming title to the goods. She applied former Belvidere boy, has taken up hi;was held at Schooley's Mountain last Fri- to Justice 3harp3 for a jury to try her claim abode in HackcUstown. and Constable Plttencer returned Wm. H. day evening;. Foundry, Miller, Swayzo J. Craig, Andrew Hollinan, The Second church folks are now push' George W, King, one of the oldest and Thousands are Testifying to its Curative Powers. Try it Jacob Cregar, Geo. Burd and Daniel Petty ing their improvement forward with all most highly respected citizen of this place, to decide the question of ownership. possible speed. They will have n nice died at his home on Hope street last Wed- and be Convinced. For Sale by all Druggists. R. Q. Bowers, Jr., Proprietor. Attorney Geo. M. Shipnian appeared for house of worship when bnce finished. nesday evening. The funeral services were Mrs. Folkner, the claimant, and ex-Prose- The Junction tragedy was a most thrlll- held on Saturday. He is survived by a tor Stryker for McManiman. Mrs. Folk- (bc and dreadful affair and is a sad com- widow and four children: William, GeorKO ner, M. McCabe, Wm.C. Folkner and Coiv ment on the virtue and intelligence of the W. and Mrs. Plummur uf thia place, and Washington Prince, stable Banghart testified for tho claimant age in which we live. Dr. Theodore King, of E.iston. The Trne Story ofthe Premo Camera and Justice Ililbert produced his docket The farmers are right in the midst of Mrs. Gilbert Yawger and daughters, of No.'14717, Cimiiut 0e told iii one advertisement. It is and papers. Mr. McManiman and Con- 1 hay making as well as harvesting. One of Somerville, have been visiting friends In It Will Pay You too much uf mi iustrmnont to ho dismissed stable Snrope were sworn for the defend our substantial farmers said Saturday that this place. wlllHtaud tho ttoiiHouoflSOti nt tlio furin; of the iu u few words—11113 tno. many features dif. ant nnd his execution and levy were ofFer- all he wanted was fair weather. William Everitt has, been visiting his sitbsuribor, known iiu foriug from otber cameras. ";ed in-evidence uftttr wltiuli the respect- .;0iu-:ni«iid,"Johiv:.I.",Yaif Dyke, Esq., unclcsin this place. lie will go to1 Mexico IS11I if j'uti mo LLiiikmg about, buying, wo jury. The facts' were discussed at length has been employed" by theiMt; Hermon "SnOl'tHk? I'l'.-ifur'1 i« wmlitig you a dntiiilpil ana the jury and spectators were highly en- in a short timt; where iiu wiil' eitgiigc lii Board of Education to take charge of the the electric business. nt>out two nilloH Houth of Wiuttiington, ut tin description, wi>h i-pecimeiia of tho work, tertained by the attacks of counsel and academy nt that place the ensuing school Owing to the sudden illness of Mr. L. G. ttutl answer any questions you may ask. their views of the case. The defense year. Mr. V. is one of our best educator! have the largest stock of Bedroom Suits, low ruto ot $30.00 to iiiMiiro n foul. Complete, compact, practical, up to date alleged that the sale to Mrs. Folkner was Morris on Saturday, services were not held Washington rrliiuo was Hlreil by Hiiyotin nnd the people of that section are to be in St. James' church on Sunday. in ever partic- for the purpose of defeating McManiman sngratulntcd on their good luck. I'rluco and ho by Kentucky I'rluue. Diuii Lady ular, tba Pre- in the collection of his judgement and the Miss Nancy Dill entertained a small com- Parlor Suits, Library Furniture, Dining- Manibarot, plrea by Miinibaret, ymmlaon < 1110 answers jury evidently took that view, for they re John Beck and family have moved from any of friends last Saturday evening in Munibrino Chief. c\ery photo- turned a verdict against Mrs. Folkner, Phillipaburg to Belvidere and expect to onor of her guests from Chicago. run a summer boarding house They are E room Furniture, Springs, Mattresses, and Waulilugton l'rlnco waafonlod ID'ISQO, la 15. Krapnlc pur- within thirty minutes after they retired, "Mrs. Godwin died at her summer resi* hnuda high, in color is a Jut Muck, in good hi pos, 510 to and the justice then awarded UIR goods nicely located on Market street. donee on Schooley's Mountain after an ill- $50. and costs to McManiman. On Friday John Widennr and fuinilv Imvo ninved nes*ufii few weeks, last Monday after- all other kinds of furniture to be found limb, fluoin form, graud In stylo nnO In action Constable Shrope took possession of the from Omaha. Neb:, and settled in Belvi- noon. The funeral services were conduct- IM youU. Ho IUIB novor buon dovolopcd foi goods nndcloaeu the store. dere. Mr. W. left here some years ago speed, but la a nlco nnd Hfiunro trottor and did exceedingly well in the far West. ed by Dr. Smythe yesteiday. Interment in this section. Our prices are low- Matters are very slow there now and he at Philadelphia on Thursday. Tbla liorso IH well worthy tho nttentlou of a.\ John Morris, of Antidock, is renewing has returned East for the purpose ol'em- About twenty-live fiiinilk'S will link! n overs of good Block mid am not fall to iilunao old acquaintances in town. barking in the lumber business. He Is an picnic on thesL'tioolgrouiidioii tlieFuurlh. er than the lowest, and our goods IIo b Miss Mame Donohue, of your town, is architect and builder and expects to do at thu home of her parents suffering with some business in his native State, His son Pass the good word along the line. Piles are of first class material and workman- Richly Brod and Pino in Gait a sore finger. came from Omaha in a freight car along can be quickly cured without nn operation and Conformation, The Oxford baseball club added another with the furniture and the family horse, by simply applying De Witt's Witch Hazel victory to its list last Saturday after- and had a very' successful trip, He wasSidve. F. >."Jenkins' Warren County ship. All goods delivered free of charge. For extended pedigree or further Information noon when the boys went to Portland and six days on the road, arriving here lust Drug Store. aildre&j or call on defeated the team at that place by a score Friday morning. Don't fail to see our stock of Brass of 18 to 8. Bob's colts are playing good Jamos L. Shields. ball. The tannery which baa been idle for HOIM5. Washington, N. J., April 23d, 1S9S several weeks, we understand, will resur ~ Mrs. Bauchmnn, daughter of Jacob and Iron Beds. Mrs. Michael Quinn and daughter Annie operations the present week. Hadley, came up from Newark last week were called to Scranton one day last week Colonel Wildrick has gone to Bhiirstown tu reeupBrule, having 'suffered'for "some to attend the funeral of her grandson. for-the summer. He will be greatly missed time from a dead tootti. Mr. and Mrs. Medlcus, of Brooklyn, are by his friends in Belvidere, especially the Miss Betsy Greene, an aged invalid suf- the guests of her sister, Mrs. Michael female portion. It is understood that the Latest DENTISTRY fered a relapse the othe: r day, but by care-_ .. PMn*m nf TCnr^t f bQlt °?cry Repp.: ••• :-..••".:.•-'-.. : .: ..... ;...^.. :;•...- Colonel will cultivate theacquaintance cf ful nursing, hiiai-iillicd. :. ; '.body. ..Tooth examined and Charles Fichtel and Miss Jennie Lewis the voters next fall when he will ask them Mrs. Margaret Wills and son, of Stan- W. jv DAWB, advlcfl glvfln frtso. were married Saturday evening at the par- for their suffrages in behalf of a little pro- hope, spent Sunday with her father, Geo. sonage of the Presbyterian church, Schoo- ject in which he has a personal interest. D. Turner. Teeth Extracted, ley's Mountain, by the Rev. Smythe. Jacol Our people are looking forward to the Easton, Penna, Hartman acted as best man and MrsCarpenter case with much interest, They George A. Swayze, wife and daughter, of 403-5 Northampton Street. 25 cents Jacob Hartman took the part of brides- arc expecting some new and thrilling de- your borough, were here a few days last All local applications (roe week. Tooth oxtrauted posltUoly maid. They drove to the home of the velopments. Able counsel are employed wlibont palii by thousoofour bride where supper was served. '•> on either side and we shall expect to see The citizens of town will surelv cele- vitall^d air or vapor, 60 touts Oriental Court, No. 15, elected the fol-the case tried with great skill and all the brate and if the day proves favorable the - lowing officers Tuesday evening: 0. H. P. Infallibility that counsel *«m cornin.ind. churches will hold festivals in .the after- Teeth'fillod with cold, si and up. Wm. Sliafer; G. O., Ruel B. Cooper: V. G The prisoner is as cheerful and happy ns noon and evening. Tliebills, which'are NEW YORK CLOAK. Teeth fille'd--with silver, 75c 0., James W. O'Brien; Rec. Sec, Charles his surroundings will allow. He feels con- very gaudy, advertise a number of import- 435 Northampton St., Easton. Pa. A set of teeth, so. Boat sot 01 Fichtel; Treas., Robert Zulnuf; G. H. fident of an acquittal and buoyed by this ant events to take place in the afternoon. Tooth, S8. George Stockblein; I. G-, Levi Tice; Exs. hope is willing to bide his time and await Our fS seta of tooth tire tho bout that aro made with patience the judgment of the court. Clinton Hildebrant went to Newark last THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CLOAK AND SUIT STORE IN EASTON. nomauorliow much you pay (ortlium. ttiiorc James W. O'Bryan and Levi Tice. week on horse back, returning Monday. ttie teoth nro out, pmtoiiu coming In tho morn A. Mrs. Brower," a widow whose home Mrs. Sadie Scribner and children, of Ing can lmv« tholr tooth made the samodiij by ; : notify!DC us throo dnyn lu advance. Tooth filled • ""- ••••'"Glad Swings." -'• wns in New York, came here some wueks Junction, are visiting her father, Wm, m 113 tmlulosaly us doutnl uulunco will permit. Gold The grand specific for the prevailing af;o for the purpose of spending the sum- Bowers. r^r^%y-\r\ci Velvet, Silk mer. She was possessed, of means and tilling