Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

WAS IN 1752 What the North American Says Regarding Schaefferstown Company IHNOt 1 II. C. Conference at Providence, B. i E. J.

HockenUury. general tafy of tlie Y. iM. C. returned Friday from Providence, R.

1., where attended an educational tfonfertftce of the leading M. C. men. Mr. Hockenbury de- HvereJ an address before the conference.

DIED AT HEADING Plenty of Good- Water on Hand at All Hoasons. of the Year In an article on the State's water Jthe Philadelphia. North tse following reference to the Schaefferstown water company: Wide as the span Ig between the old Schaefferstown Water Company of 17D2 and later water companies organized up to 1880, this span is not nearly as great nor is the distinction as marked as tho distinction between the water companies that existed in 1880 and the big monopolies that have been formed In the generation since 1880. IN AMERi.CA, The Schaefferstown water works is the oldest in America and still supplies 70 "cent' of the people in Schaefferstown, Lebanon county. It was 'formed on the co-operative basis, and its builders in 1763, drew UP a peculiar deed to keep the water company on that basis for all time to come.

These old wafer w.orka builders, who apparently had some high-strung scruples about making one of the prime necessities of life a source of proht, provided iu their deed that all people living along Market street in Schaeffcrstown ore. by virtue thereof, members of the Sou 'of' Dr. hml Kli-sj K. W. Moiitzer Announcement! was nmde doday of the death at Reading, of Roger Clark, the seven old eon ol Dr.

and Mrs. 1C. W. Mentzcr. 'Tho parents arc widely known In Lei non and thp sympathy of manj fricds goes out to them in Uiel bereavement.

soothes, What thejnedldhe he aowoves. Tftisthfm BEALTY TBANSFKBS. lives. WHEN MOVING P1CTUU13S DKCOM 1C A RHGHLAR STTNT PlCtUPO exWWtl WM Ve fw Rcpresenta- DB.BUCHERATPOTTSTOWN What Ledger Has Say of Lebanon Practitioner PROGKAM FOR THE CONFERENCE PACKAGE PARTY water company, and shall meet annually to elect officers, who serve without pay. All the Market St.

People get their water at the rate of 10 cents per head per annum, and Dr. I. Reilly Bucher, of Lebanon, says the Pottstown Ledger, was a IK guest of Dr. W. B.

Shauer, of No. 58 King street. Dr. Bucher is one I5K 1IKIjD AT HKAD. INO M5AT AV10KIC Will be Held This livening hy Avon Young Folks The young folks of Avon will hold a private package Party in the Avon hall to-night to entertain their of the oldest and most prominent )s nn(I Other Prominent Mln- rlcnd an many that are nlivc.lntn M- i iufmtt! Im Tl 1 I inVltCd.

TllC OVCIlinrr Will physicians in Lebanon county. He I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1857. Hi room-! Wl'l-l-W thoee not living on Market street burg now pay 20 cents per annum, which in all these years has sufficed for all expenses. This peculiar water company has always had plenty of good water on hand, and even during the severe drought of 1908 its supply ample. NO STOCKS AND BONDS.

of course, the Schaefferstowu company had no stocks and no bonds on market. Npr-iloes It pump the water into the homos of people, but merely feeds It by gravity to distributing 1 points. eighty years of age, is ill. KICKED BY HORSE isters of tlic Denomination Will be in Attendance The annual Kast Pennsylvania con- invited. The evening' will be spent in games and music.

The hall has been Kaily decorated with the class colors, bark blue and yellow. Over a hun- George Kemble to Charles Habecker, property on North Eighth street, adjoining C. L. railroad company land, this city. Consideration, $5,400.

to Ida 13. Sheesley on UV 13. grounds at Ml. Orctna. Consideration, private.

John Atkins estate to Michael 0. No. 1243 Forgo street, this city. Consideration private. S.

P. Light to Matthew Canvnn- aught, property In Monroe alley, this city. Consideration, private. CO. Jlnrvcy Forry, of Iticliland, covering From Injuries Harvey Forry, of Richland.

is ference of the United Evangelical ollt Church, to open in St. Paul's Church Reading Wednesday, February 22, will follow this program: Wednesday, February ZZ, 3 P. Society; 7:30 p. Bishop W. F.

Heil. a. communion; dred invitations have been sent who V. Temperance and Re- K. OF P.

ENDOWMENT RANK Rule Issued Against the liaising of Assessments 15ov. Sliroycr, of Valley for an inresllgalioii of Assisted at Services the 'insurance! department Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias, was made before the Supieme Court of District of Columbia by John H. Turnpln, of Greennbure, Ala. Mr. was kicked by a horse Monday, Alliance, Rev.

John S. Rutledge, is recovering and liopes shortly to D. Cleveland, general super- bo able to attend to his duties in Intendent of the Anti-Saloon League, the butchering business. The horse Education Aid Society, Friday kicked Mr. Forry in the stomach anil evening, February 2-1, Bishop U.

F. for som 0 time the doctors thought Swengel, A. D. banquet of internal injuries might develop. For- Albright College alumni, tunately this was not the case.

Annual conference rally of the K. L. C. E. on Saturday evening, Febru- ary 25, Rev.

Theodore F. Herman, Reformed Theological Seminary. a. presiding bishop ordination sermon; 7 p. Bishop Swengel; 2 p.

ordination services. Hishops W. H. Foulke, U. F.

FUNERAL AT HIGHSPIRE PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT Parly in Honor of Mrs. Barry J'Ycy's Itirtluliiy A number of friends gathered at tile home or Mr. and. Mrs. Hurry T.

Frey, -Kiti North Fifth' street, on Fri- iiay evening, in honor of the twenty- second anniversary Mrs'. Frcy's birthday. Tlie time was delightfully spent in a social" way and refreshments were served. Those present included lowing: Dora Bachman, Lydia Miller, Grace M-cConnell, Annie Klelser, 'Florence Miller THE HOOVEX MERCANTILE Dividend No. 81.

The Directors of THE HOOV13N MERCANTILE have declare-! the regular quartecljr" dividend of 1 1-2 per cent, on the Preferred Stock and 1 per cent, on the Common Stock payable on March 1st to stockholders of record February ISth, 1911. ChockH will be mailed. SAI.ESMi;\ WEEK. Iy and expenses or commission. Experience unnecessary.

Write today. UNION CIOAR COMPANY, S-VS-U Cincinnati, 0. AOKXTS WANTED OENEftAL' ngont wanted, who can get and manage sales force, will advertise In your local newspapers and givo exclusive sale. ECONOMY VARNISH 2-18-lt Cleveland. O.

STOP right hero something new: $4fi. 1 $90 a weok; Sells on sight: 100 per cent profit: 0 charge for territory. New automatic razor sharpener, absolutely guaranteed for life. One agent without ox- perlence took 27 orders first day otit (aworn statement) 26 orders next day. 1'ront for 2 days $70.50:400,000 sell In 4 mcnal money-maker.

Men everywhere are excited ovor tho mysterious accuracy and perfection of this little machine. Write today for full particulars, free; wa thousand agents iu. exclusive Address NEVER FAIL 97,7 Toledo, Ohlp. The HnderslgaeclH sale, for the hexfr' the old at Chestnut This Is an ota 1 In a good not require much 2-16-3t P. FOB house, and heat; Apply on FOB SAWS 2-13-tf in A slide of top dirt and snow IDley's slate quarry at Wind "cltin, threatened to carry thre men into the quarry hole; but they luckily escaped.

Association, care Lebanon Dally News. feed ness, Apply 2-13-tf. FOR SALE cheap, room large, onu awftijto first class grocery on proml'rient street. letter house on C.heBti&t£ii Heights." iApPly FOB SALE HOBSEy WAG Buggy an'd ijli WANTED JUST .3 ib. mop.

Turn crank to wring. Clean hands; -Women all buy: 150 per profit, Catalog free. U. S. MOP 1325 Main Lelpslc Ohio.

2-18-H IEN 18.35, POK FOU firemen $100 monthly, and modern men $80 on nearby railroads. Ex- 15 feet East Lehman siree perienco unnecessary; no Eleventh Positions guaranteed competent I SEEGBRS men. Promotion. Railroad Em- 2-4-tf v- 'T ploying 400 men sent to positions monthly. vo SAIj State age; send stamp.

Railway butcher business man, of HighsPire. Services wcr 11 licld in the U. D. churchi at spiro, of which Rev. Sliroycr was formerly a pastor.

I 1s a certificate holder of what Is known as the fourth class ijL the endowment rank of tlie Ifnlghts of Pythias and claim that the attempted action of the lodge to raise the amount of assessments certificates or the fourth clabs FEA TURE flscates his contract rights. He 'ges that several huudrul thou- Band dollars havo been wrongfully diverted from one class of endow- raibnt to another. Justice Gould 1s- Rev. A. 1C.

Shroyer, of Lebanon Swpngpli forn 0l BIshop Valley college, on Thursday aftc-r- A and j. Hj shlrey and at laervicos (j ost )e among the promi- hcld over the. body of a former par- nent nlcn in attendance, ishioner, the late 'Sirs. Clara Poor- Florence Miller, MeCon- ADJUDGED A LUNATIC I Itcinoviil of Corinnc Swarlx State Hospital Recommended 'orlnne of this city, WHS ATCONFERENCE round to be a iin-i iivii! removal to tlie Harrisbuvg li')H)iital for liio Insane for nell, Mabel Kleiser, Stella Longen- Cl CCI rc Frank Bachman, WJllKam Harry Bow, Charles Frey, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Frey ami son, Earl. Demauy. Willis Vivy George Dettra, Weleflhorn Day Old CMcks A LIVE CHICK IS A A HATCHING EGG IS A GAMBLE Place Your Order for March Chicks Now LEBANON POULTRY FARM, Bel) Phone 907-23 R.j. ACCEPTABLEVALENTINE Bii'ed a rule requiring the officers of tlfe lodge to show cause why relief should, not' 'be (granted conljflbate of the fourth, class. 'I AMIIUCiJIT- COLLEGE ALl'MM 1 PARTY AT HARRISBURG J).

Clnreiifw CJIblKincy, of Philadelphia, Will be tho Jlouur of the Evening recommended by a cont- appointod hy Henry. Tlio cuiiHiiisslon, conaiiUinK of At- torncy. C. D. Wolrlck, Dr.

Protis iind Fred W. Light, heard the l.iwllinony tills tnornlng. 'A. S. I'lrlch, resented John Htoncr, of Avon Iteueivos llauffing Lamp Mra.

John or, Avon, received a bountiful hanging lamp mi -St. Valentino's day from an un- kimwn friend, was a most ac- "valentine," and the venerable Italy apprcclal.es It highly. FUNERAL NOTICES city on the 18th Adam Smith, aged 73 years, 4 months and 17 days. Funeral on Wednesday morning, at 9:30 o'clock, from his residence, G09 Cumberland street. Services at Midway meeting house.

Interment at adjoining cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. WANTED YOUNG MAN FOIt ofiicc work. Must be experienced stenographer. Apply by letter CLERK, 2-17-tf Care Daily NOWB.

CLASS COOK IN family. $5 per dress letter to "COOK, 1 2-lG-tf Care Dally News Bnry Apply, FOB! nut street, 6 water heat, coal and M'ANTED A GIRL TO dressmaking. Apply 2-14-6t 13 N. TENTH ST. APPREN.

tlce. Apply at 712 CUMBERLAND ST. DELIGHTFUL VISIT City, on the 17th Wm. Jacob Whitman, aged 7 years, 2 months and 4 days. Funeral on Monday afternoon, id o'clock, from his residence 445 North Fifth street.

Services ut house. Interment at Mt. Lebanon cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to atte.ml without further MAN, 10 YEARS old, to learn drug business, one speaking Penna German, preferred. 2-6-tf Care Daily News.

riricn, represented tie poll What will bo, an entirely now tea- Uuner, a brother of the lunatic re of tho annual liaat Pennsylva- i lure nia Conference session of the United Evangelical church to bo hold in 1 Heading, February 23 to 27, will bo I an Albright College Alumni banquet lo be held on Friday evening, Fob- In Honor of Miss Helen Shoot of This City Misses Margaret and Rebecca 1 Brendt entertained at their immediately after Pine street, llarrisburg on Thursday, U)e anuua meet of the od afternoon in honor of their guest, tional Aid Sociot the conferonco Mies Helen ShoW. or this city. A dainty luncheon was "served during the afternoon, Sarsaparilla a gff Cures all humors, catarrh and be the toastmaster; tho guest of the rheumatism, relieves that tired evening win be D. Clarence feeling, restores the appetite, of Philadelphia, Dr. J.

F. cures paleness, nervousness, I president of Albright college, will builds up the whole system. rftnrpiKnnt Hin fannlfv nnrl fbn it i it fjeluuion Were Guests of Uov A. Bitclier, Tills City, Was tect of tho JEaiflce ii member of tho board of trustees chocolated tablets called Sarsatnbs. will speak for tho body; Rev.

H. F. Srhlogol, college pastor Bucldcr and Wife MI-K. Ma.sMii Hnydcr and jMisa llutli uf Ibis city, bavr. ruiiinied liuiiio from NorriHl'jvvii, iliov and liov.

who WHH for- niorl.v of Mio Firm. Ueforuiod church hero, is now pastor of Trinity Reformed c.liuruli, Norrlsliowii. Christ Lutheran congregation ui Contrcville, Northampton county, has awarde'l contract for a now £17,000 church. STAG Rcxmont, 011 tho lOlh.Iust., Hucher 13. Stagey aged 7 years, months, and 28 days.

on 0..30 q'xilock from souse. Soj-vlcos at Blither's Mooting HOUKO. Interment Burner's cemetery. Relatives and friends aro Invfted to attend without further notice. WANTED TO BENT BOUSE within city mjve bath.

Address letter to "HOUSE," 1-14-eodtf Care of New Office. TO KEEP, AC- counts to audit, or any clerical work for evening. Addresi letter to "OFFICE," 1 Dally Newa. MTSCEJitiilMS Modern iior Good Moderate Prices. span new ones all Let us show'you tages to be had in buying'a' It Js just as easy 'to' asi it is to pay; reftt; J.

L. Rl DAN1KL A. FRAWTZ NORTH NINTH 8TREHT. DAF OAJjLS 78A.7A4 OITMRBRMNn STRBRT and 1 Tomorrow the new Harris Street ressor of the newly-created Theo-' E. church, PTardsburg, will be logical course of the college, will! MISSES HURLEY LEAVE.

church was buUt at a cost of according to plans and specifications prepared by Architect A. A. Richer, this city. dedicated ltiv befitting eervlccs. apeak in the Interests of the newly- i Misses Helen and Virginia Iltir- theological course.

The Al- loy I50li Thirteenth avenue, bright College Glee Club will be A1U)ona havo returned home after spending two weekg with friends and -NATIONAL BREWING GO'S OCK BEER sent. St. Stephen's Reformed church, located but a short distance from the conference church, has been secured for the occasion. The purpose of the banquet in the of necessary knowledge concerning the needs of the Institution and the deepening of enthusiasm In Us Press. relatives in this city.

iPERFECTION FLOUR has the quality that makes permanent FOR SALE OR LEASE PLANT OF THE STOEVER FDRY. 4 MFC, CO, LOCATED atMYERSTOWN Lebanon County, Pa. Consistin a WANTED WANTED HAVE PUBCBASEB for to $1500 house, between' Railroad and Mlfflln and Seventh and Tenth Sts. HENIIV VANDE SAND15, Iloul Bstatc and General Room, second floor, .38 South Eighth street. OB Q1BL WANT.

od each town, good pay spare tlmo, copy iianics for advortlsors, cash weekly. Stamp for particulars. AM. ADV. BUR13AU, 2-18-3t Sanbornvllle, N.

H. FOB KENT. FOR HKNT FUKNlSHRlVANn UN- furnished rooms for Apply-. 420, N. NINTH $T- FOB BKNT 8, BOOMfJD HOUSK, including suite of room suitable for ofllco or buHlnosH, and stable at COS Cumberland street.

Office rented separately or house, Apply at HOUSE This tenants tihat tho house 2-lS-tf 24 N. SIXTH ST. H'OB FJ51 (3BEKN street. Apply at FOB 815 UNION 2rl6-tf JOHN C. IOUCK, and that they- -tniisf before April.

it almost a house now lu Lebonon AN EXCEPTIONAL STOCK OFFER offer from one to five shares pf gilt-edge, guaranteed 8 per cent, stock iu a Pennsylvania Financial House at $102,00 per share, par value $100,00. Dividends payable 2 per cent, quarter, ly. guarantee to resell the for you, llf desired, at ftny BENT-r-0 IIOOMED all' ooiivenleQceB. Apply KLEIN'S CONFECTIONERY, 2-16-3t Fourth Weldman Sts. FOB BOQM residence either Jointly or ately NprtU Ninth St.

Apply to U-H-tf OB- BBCKWJY, FOB SALE. ral Hawtwwrg, Pa. FOB COUNTKB lift ojgar show caeee. Must be sold by February 98, ply at othora are $18.00 and very much leaa pie Imagine, sales, on.