The Ambler Gazette 18971111

              ambler gazette vol xv.-no 4j ambler pa november 11 18h7 81.25 a ykaij norristown letter ^\» to tin shiing f knlibltn cmbmmh ftiiir qnme ijaws ttu pavlsv cgwiwwi ^ wlmt hwi tlioy 1 with tlmm orknili n'okhis'iuw v nnv r i lieiir a great deal of discussion about the game laws which like nil other leg islation we lin<l ever changing never improving lint perpetually confusing and even wen educated citizens fall into error as to their rights to buy and sell rabbits at this time well newspaper law is dangerous unless it be obtained from the fountain head and not copied from irresponsible authority there is a great difference between buying and sell ing rabbits and hunting nnd killing them and there is a vast difference also in the mode of killing a very well in formed man in the science of bis pro fession undertook to tell me that a man could not even sell a rabbit now and when i smiled he said there was a law passed by the last legislature forbidding the sale of these animals and also cer tain other animals when i told him that it was our business to get all the laws aa fast as they were ground out and to keep ourselves postetl on all subjects relating to the laws and to the interpre tation thereof by the judiciary and that i spoke from the book he told me that his informantavas a market man from whom he wanted to buy my replv to this was that we did not get our law from the market house or the newspapers but the market men and the newspapers can get the law from us and we get it from the statutes he said that he always thought that the law was common sense yes i said common law is founded on common sense but statute law on the will oi the legislature and this will was very variable there is a difference be tween game and domestic animals there are seven pagesof the act of june 4 1897 for the protection of gamo and game mammals and game birds and no game ster is safe who does not supply himself with a copy of the law taken from the authentic book or with legal advice from a man who reads and uiiderstunds what he reads many constables and squires pretend to give advice who do not tinder stand the law's language and the terms employed or the old law which is not affected by the new to point out all these things would require a book of very considerable dimensions but rab bits and all other animal hint come un der the game laws may he shot at only certain seasons but this docs not pre vent the domesticating of certain animals for domestic consumption the law is intended to stop the indiscriminate and wasteful destruction of animal life for sport or gain it is time the laws were simplified on this subject they ought to be brief plain and emphatic as th rrvm commandments you cannot hunt vbviits with ferrets but you can gun for them from nov 1 to decl 15 the law relating to fishing is also confusing and prosecutions are very numerous against our people who fail to take the precau tion to thoroughly inform themselves on these subjects the law allows squirrels to be taken from oct 15 to dec 15 in each year but game law s are dangerous we are having a vast amount of paving going on just now in norristown we get o,<)00,()00 bricks from mcavoy on the sehuylkill at perkiomen junction at a cost of 10 per 1000 delivered we calculate these will cover from 40 to 60 squares or blocks in the borough the only trouble about these permanent or solid street surfaces is that in our town they are liable to be constantly torn up to repair some gah or water pipe or sewer or trench underneath swede street has not yet been paved with these bricks — made of powdered rocks and not of com mon clay — but has recently been repair ed rolled and completed in a most sub stantial manner but lo on saturday morning men were engaged in front of district attorney strassburger's office digging down through the compact road bed to change or intersect some water pipe or connection with the sewer ! the bor ough first of all should see to it that the subterranean pipe and sewer system is a completion permanency and fixture and not waste no much time and money and so disfigure the highway by these fre quent tearing up operations detrimental to travel but conducive to debt and dan ger i need not say to you that the election passed off here without a ripple the day was the dullest of the year but the evening was celebrated for hallowe'en and that beat anything ever seun since the days of the roman saturnalia the election was not mentioned so far as new york was concerned that result was dismounted as soon as henry george died when both of the great parties are divided and each has two candidates there is a fighting chance for either but when the republicans have two and the democrats one the democrats win of course and vice versa liut at the pan demonium on tuesday night thousands and thousands of people lined main street from end to end men women and children were dressed in fancy cos tumes and disguised under false aces riding running dancing blowing horns and cutting up such hiyli fantastic tricks that t lie tens of thousands who thronged the sidewalks laughed and i shouted as if by home overpowering spell enthused against their wits it qettt the jews and heal the election all hollow and t&jlll the grotesque devices pantomimes afd illustrations to cause ridlouleand remark kn local or recent events there was not ™ single allusion to the election of the day el tin returns which were in at an eail y hour ! already circulars are coming in upon us from l'ittsbuig and allegheny signed by many members of tint irand army oi the republic urging support to the candidacy of hon win a stone for governor to succeed jonciihm hastings i feel sorry now that there is a clause in the constitution which prevents a gov ernor from succeeding himself for if hastings had the right to run be would poll a vote tai more surprising ami as tounding than that given to swallow for treasurer but we must take the consti tution is il is and stone is a very good man a veritable stone-wall jackson in dcl'eiii-i of the claims ol the eteians of the war ! at the december term of court you may look for some revelations ia the realms i jurisprudence on subjects l have discussed nnd which the authorities ami bosses have hitherto ignored the authorities have arrested and im prisoned l.i/.zie i'ekalb or complicity in the murder of mrs kaiser whose husband has been convicted of the crime and is now in prison awaiting the deci sion of the supreme court on lions of l:iu involved i'.nl they do with her the commonwealth has all the evidence they coo id obtain on the quet-l ion of conspiracy and the jiu charged t he jurv i hat 1 1 lev m list dismiss il from their minds as il fell short of showing any conspiracy now they have nu stronger evidence for liceie deknlb being accused as ii criminal can close her inoiilb ami cannot be compelled to testify upon her own trial the kai ser trial is over it cannot iiffect that for even if the supreme courl should or der a new trial on some error i if the court below that could not be done before next february and lizzie could not be compelled to testify if it were reversed ami if lizzie demands it she must be tried at this december term the com monwealth therefore has a huge elephant on hand u big reward to pay for her apprehension and a big bill of costs mr strassbarger did all he could to obtain lizzie and mr clemmer tit the kaiser trial but they could not then be found other changes of importance some growing out ofthe late election willcome up hints are flying around nnd gossip is busy that there is trouble among the bosses patrick curren the liquor merchant who recently bought the strand build ing above the postoflice on friday pur chased the adjoining jamison property on main street and people are looking forward to the erection of u big hotel oi.n fitiend talking trolley mh«1p on mwer in hip ivnjpr nnni<iimn-a lg to wheelmen the new york times of xov 1 contains the following letter : to the editor ok the nkw york times : all bicyclists should ik wnrncd of the danger of drinking from wiiysidc wells pumps or sprlnks when tiinklnir trips through tlie country from the chance of their contents boiiik contanii niitril by sewage beveral of my friends have uttered seriously from curck'ssni'ss in this re spect find recently two gentlemen connected with a prominent wall street linn have been taken down with typhoid fever nnd one member of their household jibs died as the result of drink ing water while on a wheeling trip through new jersey the clearest and most sparkling well or spring water may be a deadly jiotion for the stranger those who are in the tegul&f habit of drinking tt become acclimated to its use as in the case of arsenic eaters but a single draught may instantly affect any one not hut ileuated to it during a tennis tournament in a suburban lo cality near new york a score or more persona who drank of a certain well were taken down witti typhoid fever while many others who were present but who drank txittled mineral waters escaped entirely a word t the wise is sufficient thakles 1 wingate it was on account of this great danger to the cycling fraternity that dr r y mattiaon erected and dedicated to their use the now well-known cycler's well along the bethlehem turnpike the wat er in which is sanitarily pure its purity being carefully guarded by the ambler spring water company the water from it being also used tor drinking purposes by all tlie employes of the ambler chetn ical works ambler and the residents of south union revival services keligious services under the auspices of jenkintown glenside willow grove and jarrettown m.e churches have been in progress during the past five weeks with marked success delegations from distant churches have visited the meet ings there have been 4 conversions congregations have been large and at times the churches were too small to seat the people on sunday nov 14 these services will begin in jarrettown m e church and will continue every night except saturday for two weeks special music at all the services tuesday nov hi at 8 p m rev c m boswell of philadel phia will preach supper will be furn ished free to all who will remain for the evening service in the evenings the preachers will be as follows : rev e w hart nov 15 and 24 hov c w demp eey nov 1 and 23 itev geo l schaf fer jr nov 18 and 25 rev samuel c carter of philadelphia nov 19 kev w p kllinghworth of philadelphia nov 22 rev e w stillman of phila delphia nov 2(i i.lno from an third itonlr uggumlli the trolley interest seems to show im i he ucs sititi df abatement the people are dam what can loring for it us they haw never lone be inn the meeting in the gasskttk hall ambler last monday evening was at tended by ii>out 300 men interested in the project to conned ambler with n'nr ristown by means of an electric railway president wentu called the meeting to iirdcr promptly at 8 cluck and seen tary hahn read the minutes nf the pre ceiling meeting thai formality having been disposed ol the various committee reported the committee on releases along the centre square route made a fair snowing and thus far said they had net with no decided deposition a few property owners wanted h wait a little lint they would throw no harrier in the way by the time the next meeting is held they expect to have about nil the property owners along the route on their papers 1 irvin yost ol centre square said he would sign but wanted to wait un til the company took more tangible shape he regarded the franchise given as a very valuable possession mr s powell childs of plymouth congratulated the people of ambler on their past progress but there has never been anything done in the history of the borough that is of so much importance to the place as this propohcd trol ley road he wanted the line to brunch off the skippack road below blue bell and make a direct line to the hickorytown school house — the tracks to be laid alongside the public road on land that would be donated by the owners at the school house connection could be made with the chestnut hill trolley thence to nor ristown william ii meiggs of centre square favored the route via that village as the most promising in every way mr c.deprefontaine said about every body in hia vicinity favors the trolley would like the company to deal fairly with them mr katz of centre square said the route via his village would be of advant age to both ambler and norristown but lie couldn't see the sense of building a rolley through a country where no body lived solicitor foulke gave it us his opinion that in laying the tracks the line could cross froai one side of the road to the other to pass objecting property holders on motion a committee of three were appointed to secure the right of way from the skippack pike to the hickory town school bouse on the chestnut hill pike the president named thomas butcher s powell childs and chalkley styer general manager douglass of the sehuylkill valley traction company was called on for remarks he said the all important thing is to secure the right of way che people should not be too sanguine of securing a trolley line to norristown as the distance was quite a consideration and companies hud learned that it was expensive to operate lines into the country he urged the people to stand together however and he believed that the desired object could be attained by general consent it was agreed that a clause be inserted in the release stating that the road must be commenced with in nine months and completed within two years otherwise the release to be null and void the meeting then adjourned to con vene on monday evening nov 22 when it is thought that the several committees will be ready to make a report that will be decisive so far as the building of the road is concerned the look-out warning an observer writes the gakbttl as fol lows : in regard to warning people in danger at railroad crossings i have often thought the cry look out which is the usual way of warning has led to disas ter a case i recollect occurred in phil adelphia soon after the introduction of rapid transit an elderly man got out of a car when another car was approach ing from the opposite direction which he ctid not see he started to cross the track when some one called/'look out he stopped right in the middle of the track to look out and was cut down if the warning had been hurry on or come back he might have escaped look out is the worst thing that can be laid unless there is time to stop and reconnoitre a iirut magazine feature the ladies home journal lms secured what promises to be the great magazine feature of 1898 it u entitled the in ner experiences of a cabinet member's wife 1 a series of letters written by the wife of a oablnet member to her sis ter at home are detailed her actual ex periencei in washington frankly and freely given the letters were written without any intention of publication they give intimate peeps behind the ourtaln of high official and aooial life rv are absolutel fearless they study washington life under the search light us it has never been before presented the president and the highest officials of the land with the most brilliant nan and wouqsn of the capital me seen in the most familiar way ah theae axe all actual experiences the name of the writ iti withheld the letters will doubt less excite much shrewd guessing by readers and study of internal evidence to discover the secret the experiences which will be beautifully illustrated be i the december number and will continue tor several months centre sqnur the norritonville livestock insurance association held their annual appraise ment here thursday nov 4 a large number of horses were appraised hor ace oi brinton is the appraiser for this rection win d beyer secretary and j irvin yost treasurer the election passed off quietly here 215 votes were polled out of 400 in the township and only 29 votes were cast for honest government only 29 vot ers had the moral courage to deposit a protest against the corrupt methods of the last legislature and the wrong use of the people's money two-thirds of the voters here are members of some religious denomination and have taken a pledge to help advance his kingdom on earth ttev d tj wolff pastor of boehm's re formed church preached a good sermon the sabbath before election urging his members to glorify their creator in what ever they did even on election day ! mrs daniel yeakle and mrs john faber miller of chestnut hill were the guests of caroline miller on sunday mis kate jones of philadelphia is spending a few days at mrs miller's david llangstnri'er who was badly bit ten by a hog while cleaning out the pen some weeks ago is still at charity hos pital he is slowly recovering from the wound 0 h danebower one of ourenter prising farmers is a director in the i'en ilyn and springhou.se turnpike company we hope all members of the farmers club will attend next meeting for there is a good deal of business on hand and two interesting questions before the olub corn is il sir crop in this section august lents is hauling stone for su pervisor charles donat to repair the breshertown road john kneeasl is tilling the position of delivery clerk in k houpt's store during mr lluii|it's vacation in monroe county charles mocormiok and george shaf fer left on monday fur the wilds of maine for deer and other game i s whitcomli spent saturday in the city i klosteiman ami k welirr of fort washington spent friday evening with c h taylor the driveway around our station has received a ne ooat ol oiadert no-to-uito for kitty cent ( i uuruutecii tobacco habit uuru muuea wuuk muustrotiif lilixjd pure mo ii all ilruugisu mfhirtnwn mr k ii rotrell proprietor ol th stall inecker hotel bus changed th name from that t hotel springfield am will have an opening bull mi thuisila evening tin lord's supper was administere in the presbyterian church on snnda morning with appropriate and services by the pastor itov ,\. w long and a very large congregation was prei • lit mr a p call was baptised am received into the membership of tin church mi and mrs edward b smoyer havi just returned from a two-weeks visi through ( ihester county a very delightful masquerade part wbs tendered miss lottie smith at he home cm winahickon drive mi fridii evening oct 29 about r person were piescnl after spending a pleasun time playing games and other amuse incuts they all adjourned to the dining room where supper was served even one taking part in this part of the pro grani after which in the wee sinal hours of the morning they returnet home among those present were misses mabel dewlese helen median ada moehan bertha headier lizzii fjuvn mary ramsey kmiline fulton mattie george emma mcvaugh katil wheeler martha mook laura froom lillie barr bessie slight mary smith messrs j mccool r lawn i assguith 1 monk v green m smith e grubb f morris b harrison w smith c toppin c cunningham e mcvangh h smith w lamb g dehaven a c brand a mccool adam mccrook 0 van winkle mrs wriggley mr am mrs m r bynder and others the series of special services in the presbyterian church closed on last fri day evening the attendance was large every night during the two weeks ser vicer mr samuel p lukens is away on week's gunning trip in wayne county mr russell p jacoby formerly of this place residing now at newark n i was married on wednesday evening sow :!, at new york mr and mrs tohn p jacoby of this place attended the wedding a conundrum supper will be held ie.\t wednesday evening in odd pel ows hall flourtown by the public school at williams station for the pur ose of obtaining funds for the purchase of an organ jarrettown items one swallow does not bring summer jut the number of swallow voters indi cate warm times before long for the osses a rabbit is not a very large animal ut he has occupied a prominent posi iion in conversation at the stores this week the election was nowhere com pared with it tom logan came up from < fermantown to enjoy the sport since he left jarret town a few years ago he has been living in the city at present he is engaged in the business of decorating and enamel ing bicycles george wilson of tioga visited friends here last week while in the country gunning t s shoemaker lost a carriage horse last week in the morning the men found him dead nearly the middle of november but a few stray roses and other summer lowers are in bloom in sheltered places agnes shehnerdine of philadelphia visited mrs i'nruh last week the union revival meetings begin in jarrettown methodist church next sun day evening pastor and people are hoping for a great spiritual harvest they feel a pride in their new church building but unless they see it blessed in the saving of the souls of the people of the neighborhood money and labor have been spent in vain thus far the meetings have resulted in 17 conversions from willow grove church 10 from glenside 11 from jenkintown and two from jarrettown kev l b llafer of fort washington and rev w h beyer of jarrettown were among the visitors at our schools last week item miss mabel stringer gave a masked party at her home on walnut street when a good time was enjoyed by all about 25 were present one evening recently kev roberts coles and garfield lenhart collided while on their bicycles at the corner of greenwood avenue and washington lane both were thrown off their wheels but no damage was done except something slight to lenhart's bicycle the acci dent was caused by the voting man's fast riding with his head down so that he could not hee it should be a lesson to all who ride thus in the borough the jenkintown light company have sent notices to all consumers that after jan 1 the rental of meters will be abol ished and the charges i'm current reduced to lb cents per kkki watts measurement about a year ago n movement was started to organise the borough into three ward instead of two but since which time w8 have heard nothing ol it why not push it along the borough is again agitating the question of street lighting and it is hard to say whether we will nave electricity or gasoline us the light-giving agent next year mrs thomas nioe has gone to sonm ton to spend a few weeks with her daughter mrs s ii twining dr doss ami wiic have returned from their two-weeks tiip visiting amongst relatives in ohio — people call il backache iml do noth ing for it until the doctor is culled and he pronounces it rheumatism if they had used salvation ( lil in time 1 1 u tor's bill could have been saved — wahm.no : persons who suiter from coughs and colds should heed the warn ings of danger and save themselves suf fering and fatal results by using one minute cough cure it is an infallible remedy foi coughs colds oroup and all throat and lung troubles fteesc rob erts the kaiser murder mr l ii ili.f ii dlvel of amiilrr m.-nlrs tiutf mm knew or fiw whpit iihonik or i.i//i detteibi mis f.izzie dekalh who has been committed to the norristown jail charoed with conspiracy with charles i kaiser ,||\, for the murder of his wife says that the only person who knew her whereabouts from t in1 t ime of the murder until her arrest was ti fe male friend who is employed as cook in a well-known hotel nine miles from norristown thin female friend is mrs elisabeth liver who is employed us cook at hotel ambler she came here from philadelphia she was formerly em ployed at pottstown where she and miss she tekalb became quite intimate mrs liver was seen by a i representative on wednesday positively denied that she knew any thing of the whereabouts of miss de kftlb from the day of the murder until her arrest a few days ago she said she worked with her at a pottstown hotel for three years mrs oliver has been employed as cook at hotel ambler for about nine months at the time of the kaiser murder mrs oliver was employed an cook at hotel windsor norristown on the afternoon of that day miss dekalb visited her friend at the hotel and spent nearly two hours in her company about fi o'clock clemmer called at the hotel for miss dekalb and they started out for a drive they were accompanied by the cook's eight-year-old daughter shortly before clemmer and miss de kalb left the hotel kaiser and his wife drove by and went in the direction where the shooting occurred miss de kalb told the cook that clemmer was her husband and that his name was james moore they returned from their carriage driye just one hour after mrs kaiser had been murdered nnrcifma joseph buckman is suffering from an abscess on his hand which has rendered that member useless for some time joel wolf met with what might have been a very serious accident a few days since the breech of bis gun raised when he discharged it and the cartridge instead of going out the muzzle went ike paddy's mule backwards just miss ng his face the powder burned his face considerably mr cam who lives with s p childs was struck just below the eye by the lorn of a cow causing that member to look as if he had been to an irish wedding or a football game we will now turn from the chapter of to our town iccidenfa to that which is more pleasant j o contemplate trolley — but we doubt if j twill be an actual fact until we have i idditional legislation we mean the ne from ambler to norristown nar cissa's delegation consisted of s p i'hilds chalkley styer and thomas streeper all of whom are in favor of he route from ilickorytown high school o the skippack pike at charles 8hoe naker's which was advocated by s p hilds it would be a good thing to emember next fall when candidates are isking for our s pport are you willing ind will you vote for legislation favor ible to the extension of trolley roads t would seem only reasonable if a ma ority of the property owners are willing hat the others should be willing and ve ought to demand of our legislative candidates next fall that if they want kin it>-1 1 lil ra f^'t the trolley eoine ftg soon nn possi ble it will be a great convenience and will build up our town quickly the funeral of mrs theodore harrar took place from her fate home at belfry mi sun lav afternoon oct 1st the interment at boehrn's burying ground was eery largely attended the rile of baptism dm observed in union m r church sunday afternoon mis fred drjffleld hag been on the sick list among the marriage licenses in the philadelphia record appears that of casper s slinrlufl ami miss alico sngnard the monthly social of the boehm's mite society will he held at fnmklin villeon thursday evening at the home of mr win frantz a pupil's recital was given at blue bell by pupils of walter deprefoiitaine on wednesday evening nov t those who participated were eratnaand elale hoover jacob stelnbright j harold hoover annie ( urley alice hel'rel'ou taine frank shoemaker alice conard katie conard of blue bell clarence zimmerman and i'.dna krieble of cen tre square margaret wilkinson of belfry percy c rex of plymouth clara shook ambler irvin ifeistrind north wales ; emma miithias i'.wssie langstroth penllyn and carrie weber sergenntsvihe n.'.f mr george qeatrell sold a carload of cows at mauck's hotel on tuesday musical was held in st john's luth eran church on tuesday evening mr vv merrill who recently pur chased the dehaven property is seen frequently in our village a congress of ministers met in boehm's church on thursday afternoon and eve ning supper was served in the session room miss margaret mehan is teaching at schissler's college norristown harry shearer is running the pork butchering business this year in place of his father blue bell y gave a parlor social at mr elliot zimmerman's on tuesday evening the program provided a mus ical and literary least as well as a good supper evangelist shellhorn is holding revival services at kulpsville the new houses are ncaring completion watson craft mr shook mr drake and mr niblock each have one house and george amberg two a cupola is being placed on the upper house in speaking of the houses one of the owners thought that there would be no trouble at all in disposing of them this will be espec ially true if the trolley comes our way they certainly will be quite an addition thl-«>4 tuiih chips full moon house cleaning lots of gunners wheat fields are looking fine mr s p i anderson has started on his usual fall trip south tuesday afternoon gave us clear weather with a strong beeeze from the northwest one indication of the approach of winter is the flocking of the crows get your corn husked or you may get cold lingers try a rye loaf from our maple glen bakery it is fine mr malm vacated bis country home kdgelawn and will spend the winter at his philadelphia home the new heateneook range whick jur votes they must pledge themselves gillian brothers have just placed in o give favorable legislation to the [ their home is giving entire satisfaction rolley human progress none may tay all that make the vain endeavor hall like chaff be swept away the narcissa literary will meet at ?. p childs next saturday night a tudent at a certain normal school in vriting of the debates of the literary ociety at that place says they cannot uild a candle to the debates of the nar mssa society so we may be pardoned f we feel ociety just a little proud of our rrohpectvllie mr solomon hagerty has knocked he chip off the shoulder of all the great orn growers of this part of the country ie had a stalk measuring 17 feet which le forwarded to the peeling machine company at chicago it had two well leveloped ears on which were 12 feet roni the ground one measured 8 and he other j inches in circumference he eceived a letter from the chicago firm aying they had sent it into the corn listrict of iowa where it was as yet un natched mr wm dager is among the iirst to lave his corn husked we notice frank anderson riding a lew wheel which he has lately pur hased charles mcl'lain one of our leading armers did not get his corn husked by vov 1 as he usually does we hope he vill do better the coming year mr lewis and family of ambler novi'd to their new home last week rhloh they purchased of jacob marsch oiue time ago milton webster of l'enllyn was in ur locality on sunday last mrs lukens formerly of this plaoe mt at present at puff's corner.ii very ill mil would he glad to have the people roni this community to call on her mr james and licssie clark of l.al'ay ite mckeen county have been stopping vith joseph staokhouae we know of three young men who nisked 160 shocks of com and hauled ii o one day last week tiny were done iy :! o'clock and waiting fo supper frederick pletoher has now taken barge of the tollgate vacated by albert alberstadt thomas weikel one of the oldest nisi outs of this place but who has been pending some time with his son ijenji mn weikel l.ansdale took a tiip to rankford last week lie will lie vii ears old on the 20th of this month and els young for that age a meeting ol the ladies aid society vill be belli at the home of miss l.i/./,/.e ry oa saturday evening nov 13 hood's pills cure liver ills bil ousness indigestion headache easy to take easy to operate 25c and they are well pleased with the work ing of the machine mr anderson's family have removed from dunleith farm and have taken a suite of rooms at hotel wyndham for the winter a number of bright lights along ten nis and maple avenues have been put out for the winter swallows are among the first to leave us this year was an exception a good ly number remained with us until after election joseph evans of lower gwynedd is much pleased with the result of the election and says they will go right on in a straightforward manner their motto is strictly pure politics thomas stout has embarked in the merchandise brokerage business and reports trade very good lion jason sexton of lower jwy nedd is spending a few days in harris burg the rain has prevented supervisor conway from working on maple avenue mr mott removed on saturday last to his city residence on north broad street which he has just remodeled irani sexton representing the linn of swartley brothers milling and trading company was in the neighborhood on tuesday looking up trade 1 for built willow qrovs mrs henry solllday has been some time a new raised platform lias been by the railroad near the station for the convenience ol loading ami unloading freight \ new house is being built by con tractor 1 1 over on the davisville road mclmiffee and his i iainers;iiv still here lie has a race with michael on the i'.'ih injt and expects to do his training here john lower who purchased the new brick and frame dwelling on church street of mecieer expeota to move into the same at once1 the special meetings held al the church last week were well attended and eiithu siiwtioally conducted an all-day ser vice « ill he held on the i lib in much dissatisfaction ib being expressed it the accommodations offered by the t nil hi traction company in running the old yellow cars formerly used in the city on york road the chief ooniplaint is that they have ik means nl healing ( load times have ooms to those w leun hood's saisaparilla ha rureil ol bcrofula catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism weak nerves oi some other form of imp blood hood's pills are the only pills o tae with hood's sarsapai ilia eusy and set efficient