The Ambler Gazette 18981222

              vol xvi i no 2 amble — ambler pa december 22 1898 zette a yeah norristown letter th jim <!»«« a««ln »« om friend vl«w it tllfi demurrer in i.nw prorf»(l iimh kumlj sjrutem of new ler«e.y ohm rertlfle the klortlnn of < mllilnl<k norrlstown ppc i if there wiih ever mi rttetnpl to asma lidrtc i mil ii since the day that brnttir stabbed cnemf it is to he found in the criminal yruwtutlon of penator qnay of pennsylvania jostlces ureer and williams deserve the highest praise for coining to the reactte the people of pennsylvania will not suhniit to it it is till ilil crusade agaii it ths men who were earlier known ai abolition ists : opponents burned their teinplss,and in congress pasted ibwi compelling tm to l ilave hunters every man who was opposed to bibvptj whs hunted us tin fugitive stave perronally sena tor qnay ii not my ideal of h states dan never was imt as the reprcsen tative if the republican party j bland by him lie is a great captain there is an old law in force in georg ia offering 1,000,000 for the head and body of william lloyd oarilson,io bit tor was the feeling in the smith rgailiat this noted anti-slavery mtin of new york nnw georgia gives a warm we ennie tii mckinley a republican nntl slavery president of the unite1 states ho the feeling against atutt juny is tired up by venal and ignorant editors who basely or ignorantly attribute to him dowen he never possessed iind ap pointments over which he never hud power iind which ho did not even ap prove the philadelphia papers with the exception of tin inquirer jwvs a vi cious version of the demurrers bled by quay to the indictments against him this version was assumed by judge finlettcr who ought to have known better — if he had ever been a lawyer in the full sense of the word lie would — than to speak of a demurrer as a movement for delay when it is the only part f pleadings which raises the law on the merits as presented by the declaration or indictment by admit ting all it states imt denyiug that it sets forth anything against the defend ant in violation of law for which he should answer hie of the circuit courts of ohio sit ting at fi-bana has just decided that the anti-lvncli law of that state is con stitutional how vtiis the question raised by a ileniuncr of course as every lawver would raise it the of a colored man by a nwb of the coul ty ; that the statute in such a case pi tlie administrator of the man who had been lynched s.'iddo dani'iges for his heirs and next of kin the judge of tlie loww court gave judgment for the town knch old roh<l bus boon preser ved with ah its playful windings the land if level : time is » lawn largo or small to every eottnge and tine tall tres all fennvt>s now line up the side walk and eland hontiiiel to every home there re however some evergreen iiniid this army of the perdifoil und near the depot where we landed iln-ie still remains b portion of the primeval forest court ended his morning for a while i e , for jury trials there will he many days of arduous labor for our judges when no jurors are about court will convene every week fi r home time to come . none of the so-called contests of the last election wore called during this session the alligations filed by sena for sulton's friends and counsel were filed judge wound and the other can didates were vilified and duly elic ed and there it stand what course tin legislature will tnkc an to the sen tor of this county iind the members of the lumse in chester county remains to he seen the whole trouble arises from vicious elrcti hi laws and every one of our members should move early for u radical repent nf the whole now sys tem and rennrc the d nnd better law our streets an lined with oveiwenh for enle for christmas trees and all our merchants have filled their stores and windows with works of nit and nature skill nnd farte to testify to all the county that norrislouii is not behind philadelphia as tlie great agora of the state ilieri certainly never was such sin iliiiiidani ripply and ma^niliccnl display of useful and ornamental prod no tions tit the county teat a in thin decem ber of is'.in ol.l frikxi springliotiite a grjpse is uite prevalent the union sabbath hcikhii is prepar ing for its christmas entertainment aaron speri v has disposed of a uanti ty of his tallow it reminded us of o'd times on monday to see his tennis busi ly engaged hauling it to the station the artesian well ' ikcing dug on the property of mi l-'itltir has reiu'hed the depth of iio feet iind rtill no water 1 l ii^wn.the merchant nf ivnllyn does a thriving business judging from the way his teiuns fly thrcmch our vil lage taking and delivering christuuis orders the hitest sensation is a wedding thomas j,akey and mrs naomi murphy were quietly married on thursday in the evening the calilhnmpian band of which one of our prominent men was h i ih p plead ilius filed set forth the ivnohiiik captain iille-1 the air with sweet music n 11 1 i a a i 1 v ilxl 1*1 1 and siicnadcd the bride and :. their residence the tollgate at some progri complete i'ln lillilafill if ip e 111 k n e in e in the y\i t ward l f last v • j f prerne court and there reversed in an opinion by justice wilson who holds to the sensible rule that if a county consents to a lynching of a citizen in violation of public law the comity must pay 15000 damages this is the way to break up lynching and thin is the way to bring up cases expeditiously in court to settle the law — bv demurrer to show how the people have been misled by tlie philadelphia papers a very intelligent man n former justice of the ponce but of course not a law yer,said to me why in tlie world did quay demur to got delay if he is in nocent and then i had an opportuni ty to state that quay was right in filing his demurrer that meant immediate action without calling for proof of what was asserted in the indictment hut ad mitting it all ; but that finletter was alone to blame for delay foi filing a poli tical opinion reflecting on the defend ant and although he did not sustain the demurrer but dismissed it he permitted the defendants to enter pleas and put the case down for trial as if there had hcen no demurrer this was fmletter's fault — he should bave sen fenced the defendant and then the case at this time would have been in the supreme court and far on the way to a finality j spent friday the kith in taking testimony in glitmlioro new jersey in a divorce case there are iii.iiiv curious differences between our system of juris prudence in pennsylvania and the course of procedure in new lers»v their equity system is much more ex tensive and coiii|u-eliensive jurisdiction ill equity extends over a variety of sub jects over there which are not the sub jects if equity jurisdiction in our slate they have chancellors vice chancellors and masters in chancery all over thw slate pennsylvania in tenacious of her old knglish common law courts and old forms of pleading and equity with us is confined to such eases only as for the correction of that wherein the law by wrtpon of universality is deficient our constitution is very liberal how ever article v section 20 of hie constitu tion of h gives to the court of com mon pleas such chancery powers as nre now vested by law in the several courts of common pica or as may hereafter be conferred upon them by law so that the legislature may wisely extend she equity or chancery lowers of the fi-oiirls there arc many case of it'll lid > accident or mistake that could he more speedily remedied corrected or repair ed by a more pliable and speedy remedy than that now in use we have no sep mate jurisdiction in chancery as they have in now jersey the powers of equity jurisdiction arc simply conferred on ihe common pleas judge just as tin powers nl ihe orphans court are committed to tin same judge in our coujlty although we have the righl lo a sepurutu orphan court hisl as they have in philadelphia and berks county ( da-.-hor i appeared to me to have onlv one element in 1*0111111011 with nm equally cold we have few houses built of wooden hoards ; ii of fi'in nc huildiniii their town uuvn uie tlie impression thai in in.iincr it would hi vi ry beautiful uull al i kol h the in 1 1 ill mil run al 1 igli-l anglit and bunco the lnwn has let i i uull t ill li uk 1 liat •\ cry ih ill i'll h iii i n'iu ri .' * be ieud for iv'oiipancv before next april one ri w - f nine houses need a little more i'avot-.dih weather mi that the roofs may tret on and the carpen ters can go to work under cover f.lnior e yocum late of thix place and of north wales has been employed in ambler since dec i coming here once a week we are promised the electrical light ing of the town by christmas it will be the more appreciated coming when the nights nre long and ofttinurs dark and stormy the concert on last tuesday evening in the methodist chinch was well tt tended and much appreciated the last lecture of the coutse was on satur day evening when the lecturer was rev w a spencer of philadelphia he is a veteran of the civil wnr and bis subject whs the heroism of every day the local post of g a w and the sons of veteran attended in a body dr spencer pleached in the methodist church on sunday evening people about here nre not dying fast enough to make cemetery stock dash-a ble and so no dividend ias iwvii de clared for the past year the sale of the persona property of joseph moore tools place on friday afternoon lie has lived upon his small farm near the borough line for a lung while or ever since is.'l'p ii is now about 88 years of age and with his aged wile removed to the home of bis son in-law sainmi freas ill aiiliihisiu ijctisalein bucks county henry ( 1 sliull.oiie of o»r om*»t cili z'lis was buried last week he was ill his mid year and had lived here ever since 1841 lie leaves s'x sons and a daugb tor besides various grandchildren an alarm of fire was given on satur day evening about i o'clock d u large crowd of people quickly gurtieied in the central part of town on main street the lire was found to be in a frame stable in the rear of the store of j s idler this wuk entirely qmmamed it belonged to mr geller anal to mrs barbara seller two horses were n cuod and only a carriage was burned mr gel lei h ions wan about 91000 piutlv covered bv insurance jiui'uttiiwii the young petple have thoroughly enjoyed ihu skating 1'atcliw of snow remain to remind us nf ilm bliawd miss maine donat has boon 111 audi tor for several weeks taking mm of lie grandmother who was fery ttrlously hurt by a fall misses c'haiider and weignei ami mr wagner visited ihe schools al fort washington and komi hi 11 one afternoon last week ttichat-l dougherty has moved into the house vacalid by john d craven harry seal hui secured u position in the city at his trade lie bffi*n work monday morning of ibis vf»fk mrs icoiye l.mr lias u>n « sufferer from icjutic 1 licinoal ism for loiua tiinf ¦ lion i-lnw y inipro in the sunday sell 01 il will r»lull 1 it ( in intnuis sci vice iii i thuracliiv , ing the th ajitii.v r.-«i|«ii ounuot r*i»i,ik cultvi i i ulaup v 1 top i u in 1 1 i 1 . . grade crossing accident tim cfffimgr'h jury rmn^rntfi flip train o»w untl tlir rsllwn.r inpitnt in llir owns nm aeomoat>»tha tnftflni smttm hruioyrft tfi of*ritimn4nwti a coroner's jury on friday 1110111 iny held an inquest at ambler over the budick of john i price flnd charles \\ ,'. ivfrnrgep of oermantown who were killed on tuesday dbc 19 al the grade cmssing at camp hill and exonerated i he crow and railway company the jury wbs william 1 itevine marry ritchie john steer jesse i davis ruflolpli llciriniinn a k thodissi the engineer of the unfortunate ex press j.iflghti told this story he said in blew the vhistle when within about 1000 feet of the craning the train was speeding bt about fio miles per hour lie said one of the journals wsih not work i nir properly and lie turned to look at it when he cast bis eyes forward again he was within a few yards of the crossing and the wrgofl was on the track lie was powerless to prevent the accident the engine struck the wftgon at about the front ruiinimr rears the fireman was not on hia side of the engine because on the express trains it takes nearly all his time in keeping steam up and attending the fires the engineer said he stopped the train within a few seconds after the accident picked up the bodies and took them to fort washington he further mid that the occupants of the wagon could have avoided th accident if thev had taken d of the signals of the block system hidi gave warning of a train in the block conductor edward reckless also gave his testimony which corroborated that f the engineer j wenton and i chamberlaine were also called as wit nesses the jury rendered the following ver lict that the said john price and charles v megargee came to their death bv being accidentally struck by engine no 880 attached to the scran ton express train caving heading terminal philadelphia tuesday dec , at ."> p 111 at the cropping at camp hill station on the n<irth i'enn rail road the jury exonerates the engineer iind crew of the said train ll blame charles w megargee was vcars and was the eldest son i 1 in megargee a widow residing at io9 rust chelten avenue iernnmtown h was employed by the miehoner frroeery it ( ierniantown ami had in en soliciting iv u i-s in the country about ivlgc hill mi l't'vl'ee formerly lived nt jarrettowu lie was a niemhei1 of the vouiij men's cbristiiin association of < ierniantown his mother identified his body on i'dne.-dtiy morn i 111 hrt son not re i ;-.,,:.¦ 1 m-i,;.ii 1 1 ill 11 mod and early vednes(lay mcirnind she started out to learn the wheiiiilioiils of her bov she heard of the accident at camp hill and walked the greater part of the distance to ascertain wheth er it was her son who had been killed she went to ambler and was over whelmed with grief when she recniruiz nd the features of her son as he lay cold in loath john e price was about !!."> years of htte and leaves a wife and two young children tie was a trrocery salesman mid was well known in that business in germantown and vicinity he was acquainted with that portion of the railroad and is said to have spoken repeatedly of the dftligerou character of the crossing and to have warned a number of wagon drivers of it the bodies were removed from amb ler on friday price's being taken to the home of hiis father-in-law officer gregory of the fourteenth police dis trict 011 school lane ierniantown g from all njred 10 of mrs naromib < h'ippe is prevalent john mckihbon and walter seltzer two pupils of cold point school were running ill opposite directions around the school and came in collision at tin corner with such force tbiit it was sup posed that one of the boys nose was broken but subsequently it was found that it is nil i'itcbt only bnisled and si n*e the plymouth school board appointed miss montgomery of plymouth town ship as assistant teacher at the bluck horse school which we think is the proper method if there are teachers in the district properly qualified they should be given the first chance thomas coulston had i|iiitw a serious runaway on friday evening of last week his horse took fright at a train on the plymouth railroad and ran up the road toward cold point the geni al deputy sheriff iind his father being ill the wagon they guided him up thu steep hill that conies down by the eeine terv which proved too much for him anil caused him to stop the front of the wagon was entirely demolished by the horse's feet hut neither of the oc cupant was injured the ice house sit the creamery has been filled with ice live and one-half inches thick ( lui schools will he closed during the holidays alice m cra'.er will be home from the normal to enjoy tlie christmas festivities 0 l<«rn - a n*t."k 111 ak'.u ni t i i vill'ir ulir a turkey wle was held in our village n monday last the average price was eight and 1 in half cents a pound clarence tlurr&r will dispose of ins n 1 1 mill properly l>v n public sale on thursday l)ec 20 henry i'.iddle is rut \ i'ougri'uiitiuiiul meet ing i1 the members of st john's luthemn ihurch will i held on monday jan 3 1 l|'1 all i ir.-u-d to be , enl as business of importance will he led ril i un tin ( hut li .- wood has ituite-i la \*< •¦ store in it 1 11 ri ii '« 11 milton pruul l to 1 ¦ orhfttitt laura i'oole after spending ml days at collingswood n j returned to her home on saturday liift w ,!. italstoii of spokane kails washington spent several days in our town us the guest of charles \ >. stout charles weigner is confined to hi home suffering with a spiained ankle john hawkins iud charles d stout who for several days have been on the sick list are able to be out il'iiin win arnholt of philadelphia was hero on friday last i'll ¦ nine-niontli-old child of alexan der stewart of this place died on sun day of pneumonin it cv ill be buried ibis wednesday afternoon at manner hill edwin kirk of jenkiiitown will conduct the prayer meeting at the ore land i'lapttsl church on thursday night gtoorge kavior jr and wife of philadelphia were visitors to our town oil sunday last as the quests of ( ieorgc kavior and family harvey isiair who reported business slack during the summer season snys now it is on the increase mr alexander litilph of cninp hill will en-el an electric plant for the ptir pose of illuminating arlington his beautiful home v a stout tiss niunehc kly and frank a uothenherger are on the sick list michael shaffer is sinking a hand dug well at his ncv house mi plymouth avenue piof p>runner of pemisburjj was a visitor to our town saturday five young men were parading the streets of our town on saturday night it was lirst believed that they were visiting parties on orela ml avenue but it has since been learned that the young men were on their wav to allentown getting oft here by mistake the entertainment given by the daisy circle at the home of mr and mrs tinimons on friday night hist drew out a fair sized audience and was quite an enjoyable affair recitations by miss sadie neal and miss florence drew were very interesting and greatly auauced the audience a solo by kngene cliute was alto interesting and elicited much applause a good sum was realized and proceeds went to charita ble purposes i inili i>h 11 next sunday morninu n'n regular preach intr there will be ervicufi al the zion i'a'angelical lutheran churrh sunday school will hold their ! 111:1 m'i vices in tin in niiinv and ic evening there wi ii be a e intatu l'iy-n by the choir and other singers everybody is invite all seals lire f friday abnun kell le'eived 5(10 y l!of ll's bnie n nl by y evening they were all sold at from 12 to i:j cents a pound they were a fine lot william yenkle had a new water wheel erected mi his farm last week by john i freed william sclmffer and daughter have been on the sick list but nre slowly im proving last friday c k cleaver filled his ice bouse lie says hie ice is live and six inches thick and is as clear as crvs tul next tuesday evening the presbyter ian sunday school will hold their christmas exercises miss anna comly of norristown was visiting mr j h matz's on sunday pttzwatei*tawn mrs a stewart has for a week past been visiting her sister mrs w 0 gilbert mrs potter has had a very attractive storm door built on her f roll i porch for some time nast dame rumor has had it that b a potter now of frank ford was about to purchase the weldon hotel property at the public sale of the propeity on monday this report proved false the place was not sold itt that t i tn '. iiu town is to have something now — a sale of cows some years ago hiicii sales were held here regularly during the winter this being the ease when james buukiuiin was proprietor of fiu watersmvn hotel next saturday john cope will exnnge to public sale a car load of cattle from lelligh county walter 8 watson has announced him self as a candidate for school director of fitzwhtcrlown school no one bettor knovfs the workings of our public schools thar those who attended them they can see in after years by com parison their good points as wall as theii deficiencies several families from our town nt tended the funeral of mrs jane lachot from the residence of her son-in-law craveb carr.on tuesday afternoon mrs lachot was in her 91st your anil un to the time she contracted the grip from which attack she died ihe had been a remarkably hearty woman only last september did she take a walk of three miles one morning to the resi dence of one of her sons near weldon she was a french woman by birth but tor many years has lived in this locali ty w 11 to know if then llvii mackiiv writes the gazette are any young men in l'enllvn or blue bell who are will ing to assist in forming a debating club lie states thai he in willing to do his best to help such a movement and f.i , interest " christmas thoughts « lin 1 « friiin ttii l'antorn ol lhi ¦ heard the ; 1 1 1 ¦_' < of tlie vicinity for l«7ptl it.n.i.i t(l carry win ttmtm dnrrtmj mm i't-f'si-iit llnllititv hfhnon the ia/etto wishes each one of ds many readers a merry christmas and in so dnlng presents a brief leitci of christmas thought from the pflston of ihe chnrches 01 the cominnnlty for it readers to curry with them during tin joyous holiday season : a chrtptmas ikisanna toiinv repeat tin1 xtory ( if our ii iri-iih'i '•> birth which iiiil'i l hnndu frnin ictnry i'liiclnliiii-il in juy tn 1111 1 h come lift your nntri lo hpaven the tiding hymn mriiiii tlltlt jm-ik'i oil i'lllth i yi vcll a ml lioil's good will to linn dtitnln nil tiinuuiits nf midnvn 1 swell forth the loyfnl voice : let angel mings of g lad nera milk every heart n-joiec pmlnnn tin unrlciil ntory repent ii still bgmln thbl ml frotn hluhnni trlory ciiiiiccliiwn to dwell with men let every liuid ami nution the i«les ntiil iici'iln incct ill liritminu tin ulilntlon 1 11 1 iir 1-jiiiiiiiinn'l s feet ih httntethednyall florlonn which fct pmphetd ning when d'l-l the world viclorious mi tort shall k'ikii 11s king ! from tefflplo ftlid fi-oni dwelling knisc \ i thr iiutlictii liiuh that hill hi vnllev swelling make hnre to shore reply all human mis and dnuahtet-k uoll f ntti your sonjrs of praine in soiinih like many wntcis i'ottr iilleliuiis rili'su ! bkv matthias slif.kl.kliih n ii fort wnsliiiiiitoii ptt christmas celebrates iod's greatest ovo to man — the love that gives his son christinas teaches love towf.rd iod for love is worthy of love and should beget love christmas teaches trust in iod for if he gives his son he will with him freely give us all things christmas teaches love to ward man for if iod so loved in we ought also to love one another loving god we shall praise and laud his name alwiiy loving man we shall as much as in us lies do good to all and especial ly to those who are in need — rev d n dittmar pastor of st paul's lie formed church fort washington what a splendid time christmas is to got rid of our selfishness then it is a pleasure to give let us not only give to those we especially love but also to tin1 sick the poor the hospitals il the church what a grand oppor tunity to impress upon children the great gift of ii d to man in his son jesus the gift of ( iod to us givet a meaning to this life it banishes sor row and gloom and gives great peace and joy il shows that death is but a 011s life hack to bethlplirm'g plain . where the shepherds with enraptund spell ing in the long ago the theme of their ding was dory to < mil in the highest and on earth peace good will to men " i ot us catch up the strain of the angelic rholr m it 1:1111 out on that tirst christmas morn if we do tin whole of our life will he a sweet sons and every day a chri day rev m o richard pastor l'p pcr dublin lntheran cbnrch the angel ir menage was e peclalh thrilling ami joyful because it referred to christ's hirtn ns n present event an noiinced that he was bom thai day we will share in bethll !.. n's dadne's in proportion a ( ihrist's advent is a matter of prwiit experience ami not simply of trr'lltinn w nrud to have him born in olir hearts by faith there is need t hut he hp hoi ¦¦ mcu into the ronsflaiipneffl of the present generation the christ nf tradition is not itlfflcienl for our nci»ls a larger conception a more vivid ifipi henslon and more gem la and p-'ct:cal itccepl an'-o of the rcai ( ifirif t wi'l !»¦ uquiva lent to his rebirth in the prc enl age and will prove him ihe tut'ich 111 savlodl f the individual and of society — 1 a 	 i _' ¦ trmivo gifts to children wit 1 i ivos dent walter [>.'»'. r out telling of iod's gift would be like giving u painted egg shell without the inside of the egg — key w li hid in ton pastor of the ambler methodist episcopal church god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life if we have god's christinas present in our hearts we will abed around us christinas joy and peace and love all the days of the year — rev win ii bfcyej pastor m k church jarrettown christmas means christ without christ there would be no christmas i would therefore have the readers of the gazette carry with them during thin holiday season the thought of christ lie is many sided christinas emphasizes one aspect of him the day directs us to his lowly manger his birth is a mighty mystery but there are some things which cannot fail to impress themselves upon us as we stand beside thnt humble manger in which the son of god the saviour of men is cradled prominent among these we may note that he is the l'ift of god to a ran thai was hopeless hclp l-ess and utterly lost without him not only is christ ihe gift of ( iod but christ is also his own gift he gave himself for us thinking of c'hrisl ri the first christinas gift as the origin of all our giving and receiving of gifts during this holiday season may i ad us iiiln closer fellowship with him and to flu giving of ourselves and all that we have and are to hisevar blessed service — rev lames roberts [>. i sccretaiv of john < '. mercer home i would have ihe readers of the gazette during this holiday season carry with them these thoughts 1st oil's great gift his son my saviour 2d my ureat gift tnygelf to iod for is service 3d my neighbor's need whatever that may he my christmas opportunity i would have each reader to a*k often in this season of cheer have 1 received the lirst iod's gift to me have i given the seconu my gift to god have i done what i could to grasp the third to make christmas for 111 v neighbor mav you all have » merry christinas !— bev wm f s nelson pastor ambler presbyterian church life for the dead health for the sick and wealth for the needy n the good news that this season again bring to gladden the hearts of many suffering ones and why is it that you do no re joice with joy unspeakable and full l h d h th rev e i valentine pai tor of the mount pleasant bnpticl chnrob ambler as we appi 	 h our lord's natal day our minds wander hack to thai quiet set 	 in bethlehem wo seu i lie happy 	 ihor and her babe tin f'-ithor stand ing near the wise ken who have travel ed from afar to see and worship this new burn king the humble shepherds who bave come from keeping llieir hocks all assembled to " mi this innocent child had we been ihere we might have hoard the ; .!..,:¦ ¦ of the heavenly chorus we mi;-b have seen the halo of glory round ab .;' ; via we might have witnessed nil the wonder connected with his birth und had we boon thoughtful we might have learned amoliit the many lessons fought there the sincerity humility ¦ ' ' inly of true worship shall we n :. then at mis christinas time hy fnu'i nppembib around the nianiror ii '•'.. hi ili'er our best gifts and to nofitliiri him in spirh ami in truth nnd i tho very beauty of holiness mev w if blu bing pastor of prospeftvi'lle x e church nine hill , a week of secrets rehearsals an in order l'loehm's sunday school will hold their annual christmas pntprtniutnent on christmas eve the union m i suiuhij i:l 1 ( t t will celebrate on tuonhiy evi'uiiig dec 2 the i hri.-liuas lneoti'i i the vv l 8 was iield at the ( ottflge oil i-kitur dav evening a well >'< 	 inn ui a good proeran 	 ide n plenshtil evening i in of i he ni 1 htes was n httimii speech bv mr john artm jr • 11 ultction ¦ i 1 	 1 1 . r 11 ,«¦« lirosii'enl itwin dannclio.vor ; ing scci1 :. irv \ nne walt ; c t . pond ing secretary mae tifipin trensurer elizabeth llucknmn the lit u meeting will be at mr klliot sfiintiierwhin'h jan 14 the midwinter ui'ciinl'oi thu w a a will he held in the higli 1 clvuul 011 now year's five a number of our pei 1 n f he sick list mr and mir *». i sbtaror rev i 1 wolff and key c k illie.k and family are ilie victims of in grippe i k i'reston mrs chris-thin dullield and mr h iiall'-.m jont are buffering from the ettvd i "¦ l-iilvrii1 strokes hev 1 ii scchlor d d of phila delphia oeeii pied the piilpil of boehm's church ill sunday on apeotinl of ike in iisposit ion of the pa«*nr 1 w cinir iuik disposed ol his pro iiprty on tht mori is io;ol i t i g vvuiider j watson craft exchrj ' bi house with gebrge mhergfor tiu : vmb ler and mr vinherg liu i 41 hanged the former v ltd l.r ''" ' "' r the intter's propei iv ni ur the llnioi church miss belle cooper hus rttiirn from ii t wit weeks visit ;. ' some time si nre the i n f.i l>r,kure collided with 11 hay we on i lift in the oppsoite direction near rrlfrv tiition dr karo's man who v as ivin thrown out and hi hi i the wagon was wreeki d a colored man in 1 . nolan slock fnnn di i-i.lo.i his home in the soul i with his brother he m nl where lie pi brother left him him not to leave ¦•;¦¦¦ i'm it cord was and th to ¦ ¦ nrpany i hi city ' 	 k loy j to city lurclillhed a new on t tit ifi on im hi q n lli it until b rwich is ml his destination in n other colored man stepped uptohtttiand aid tiiat his brother i liceu cuugnt stealing clothes and thai •'¦' ' ¦ would give bun 110 and com >---.|, i,lin [,,. would get him free aftci ¦/ distance the man slipped .,,, money and thu hunt 111 *' had gone with his clothe ing to blue bell the brotl all safe and sound time an i : ¦ ¦ -,\ short t(»ti the ittlili on returu wa found hni-kliiiiii the ii w l s society will meei at the home of ii a lleutrell d«c 27 all are invited a number of our pei | le «..•% kii-k with the giip amor miss ora fuller ; '''" public school j.f the horsh j jy p lory when you are assured thai though ' w i'll hold wolll'l like to hear from those ed i y davis our coal liiorchanl has idih-cl one of potter it vvoltf's ilcsks to the e(|uipmelit of his mice hcic the bantisl bible sdu ol will hold their cliiistna c«ivi-i-s in the chapi-1 vvtulni'wluy uvviiiug i'cc s ihe '. ian conn is ihe i 1 b reliant iliovrn has ijuily fi toi uwj 1 .- witii iiristunts gi i'lv of tioga v ci'i vi 1-1 ¦ at william \\ hitlni inlav mood's pills cure liver iii3 b(l ieu»n08b indigestion headache easy t take easy te kiportito 28 in ai i and llcsh do faint and fail ( iod will fail you never ll is the same yesterday today and foicxor ' and ipt has over proven good nous incut year 111 • e\l ham m k 6 their chris1 i mii ctvillf hid tidillgh as he ha bviu proven the same almighty helper of his people in all life's trials to him wo owe ii thai wo weaker than paul and as much less lhan he as ho ai the irasl of all ihe suiiils arc here today and can in-ar our testimony 1 i h ¦ uiicii able power of the uauie ¦-¦"-!" i and i "< ilory to iod in lh li sou ih horn and tilt cililil kev i ' 1 . \\ inn's i ; . fi 1 1 1 1 1 1 ¦ i chiui-ii i'lut l^i-ll the happy ( hrim ma i inn1 will be line tin 1 in 1 1 bi aniioiiiicii un wo listen tu our mind lllll'iil tloii 1 	 mr spencer vvtdti been coiltilli while snow balling willct sloiit red 1 in eye miss ka 1 . ion lh-l , i . tidwell lint sham wii mr.ctill 1 lit maker is 1 •' '!,. tain ini new '. lluvu hv i ip 1