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cided not to strike.
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Internal Revenue Appointments

Collector Welburn made the following
appointments yesterday in the regular
service of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment of the southern district: J.. Me
Enemy, c. F. McCourtney and p. Grouse
The new appointees. with acOre or more
Of others, will be assigned to their posi-
tions within a day or two, but Collector
WelbVrn, while anxious 20 have the Re-
pubIicans out and the Democrats in, be-
lieves in making haste slowly, and will
not hamper the work OF his department or
run any risks of having serious mistakes
made by making quick changes and put
ting men unfamiliar with the internal rev.
enue laws in positions where mistake of
minute would cost month to rectify.
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REMOVED.
The Fragments OF the COgswell
Fountain Carted AWAY.

The miscreants who destroyed the image
of DR.. Cogswell. which adorned the foun-
tain at the junction of California and Mar
ket streets. are as yet unknown to the
police. There is little or no clew to work
upon.
1t appears that the rope found tied about
the statue aud which was evidently the
means of dragging the body to the ground
belonged to fishermen. This fact is evil
denced by its Shiny, udorous nature, thong
II may have been used in the markets for
tying up fish baskets. Such a slight elew.
however, is hardly worth while working
upon, as such rope may have been stolen.
Yesterday morning the remains of the
statue were removed in an express wagon
TO the City Corporation Yard on City Hall
avenue and thrown among the junk and
debris. The form is broken in so many
places that it would be impossible 10 patch
the fragments together. The may event.
ualy be sold to some foundry.
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SANDS GAINS THE DAY.
The Mayor of Oakland Had a Right
to Appoint Him.

The Supreme Court has decided that
John A. Sands is entitled 10 take Office as
a Justice of the Peace for the city of Oak
land. and has ordered Frederick V. Wood
to retire in bis favor.
This was case where there arose con-
fict OF authority. A vacancy occurred
among the Oakland Justices, and the
Mayor appointed Sands to the Office He
accepted the position and attempted to
enter upon his duties. But at the same
time the Board OF Supervisors elected
" God to the vacancy, aud he, too. wished
to take Office. The case was tried in the
Superior Court in the form of an action
brought by the people on the complaint of
Wood, and the court neid that Woods
claim was just. Sands appealed from the
decision.
The Mayor, in making the appointment,
acted under the FreeholderS' charter
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called at the instance Of Registrar Evans.
the matter of making preparations for the
charter election in April was taken Cp.
Considerable desuitory talk was INDUCED
in, but nothing definite was decided on.
Registrar Evans asked to be authorized to
do certain preliminary work, such as pre-
pairing for sample ballots, renting boiling
places and making up list of taxpayers
from which the election officers could be
selected. TEe Registrar asked for four
new men to do the latter work. The Com
miSsioners talked over the matter, but de-
cided to do nothing until the next meeting
as each member desired to further famil-
iarize himself with the election laws be-
fore acting.
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which gives bin authority to fill vacancies
il municipal Offices, except in certain IN
stances, of which the office OF Justice of
the Peace is not one. The Supreme Court
held that he had the power to do so in this
case. Justices of the Peace were neither
township nor county officers, and. there
fore, the Board of Supervisors had no
authority to elect Wood 20 the position.
The judgment of the lower court is ordered
to be reversed, and Sands is to be con-
frmed as Justice of the Peace.
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Copies OF Picturesque California can De
secured at the following places: San Fran
cisco 40 Market street Oakland 1910
Broadway. Aiameda-Schneider's bookstore
1885 Park street. Berkeiey-E. e. Bancroft
Center street. East Berkeley. Woodand-E.
y. Huston. Santa Cruz-Cooper Brothers.
Napa-D. L. Haas Company. Only one coupon
and one dime. For the former see page nine
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A Hot Lunch.

The young ladies of the Lewis Band of
the Howard Presbyterian Church will
serve their usual hot lunch to-day from II
A. NJ. to l 80 p. NJ. in the chapel building
adjoining The church, on Mission street,
near Third
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Aband Oned Children in St. Joseph's
W. Infant Orphan Asylum since July l. 1892:
george sullivan. years; Louis Ryan. Z years;
Albert Ryan. years; George kunnoS. years:
Frank Southwick, l year; Annie Richards Is
years; Mary Richards. years; Eugene Richards
years; Dan McEvoy, years; James Nc adden
years: John McFadden, years; Ed McFadden,
years. de3O lot
Ky Orphans Received Into st.
3~D Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum since
july ], 1898; annie Clarke. seven years; Cattle
rine wishing, seven years; Flossie Peters three
nve years: Bessie Van Norden. one year: Henry
smith: five years: Mary Deving, four years;
Fred Blither, five years; Mary Hisaac, five years:
Martin Emerine. four years; Vincent Wallace,
six years. ue3g IOC
- kOehIer Cancer Hospital. i42S
1~6 Market st.. san Francisco Cal. Cancers
tumors or malignant growths are removed. with
or without knife or caustic. guaranteed cure
In all cases. Consultation free. Call or send for
circulars deIq 3m
IT, Whit enin = rooms. 81 Up; Paper ne
es~S 50 up. GEO. HARTMANN lS THIRD st.jy2 tr
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ESPECIAL NoTIcEs-CoSTtNuED.


49, sure treatment for consumption. asthma,
chronic bronchits. tubercular laryngitis. eatsrrh
(ten-day medicines free}. scrofula. obesity:
speedy cure for women Diseases chronic local
rheumatism and sciatica cured imme diately. Of
nee hours: II 10 2 a. NJ, TO and TO P. NJ.
DIR SP TZY. zoos Mason, mr. MONTGOMERY av. 6m
81 Books O.. ought and Sold. HeaIy u
49, DAILY. 4oS o'rsrrellst 1stt
~ Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
W. lectons made; city or country. Pacific Col
Iectlon GO, 40 Monte'y st r .. Tel 55SO.de2if
REP Get Your House aintinS. arer-
W banging and decorating done reasonable at
y. oRsl's, IS Montgomery ave telephone $3.50. If
~ John F. Lyons. notary Public and
Romery; telephone 54S9; residence 2202 Steiner
street le9 II
FS5s Mrs. W. l.. Rogers. Private Home in
~ confinement. 929 Howard ST. delO I'm"
- Mrs. Nj Ison, $50 Geary. Private
- home in confinement; SO. della Sm
BY Ur. Anthan, 229 Kearny-Diseases
IT. OF women nervous chronic ais, ete.nol5 S5t
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
sF Office OF The Hiberni savings and
49, Loan Society, corner Market McAll1ster ana
Jones streets san Francisco. December so.
of Directors of this Society, held this day. a
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
and one quarter( per centper annum on all de-
posts for the six months ending December 81,
1898 free from all taxes, and payable on and
after January :, 1874. ROBERT y. IOBIN,
Ia2 7t Secretary.
GO Dividend Notice-The German Saw
IT, ineS and Loan Society, 526 California ST.
FOR the half year ending December 81, 1913. a
dividend has been declared at the rate OF five and
deposits and four ana one-quarter (414) per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits. payable on and
after TUESDAY, January q 1894
desc lat GEO TOURNY, Secretary.
EL39 Di, idend y otice-ColuInbus Saw
ls~S fngs and Loan Society. San Francisco, OLA
Washington st.-For the half year ending Decem-
Der Il, 1898. dividend has been declared at the
rate or hve (5) per C mt Der annum on term de-
posts and four and oHe-quarter (414l per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits, free of taxes.
payable on aud alter Tuesday. Jan. 2. 1894. u Tt
To- dividend Notice Savings and
uS~S Loan Society, l0l Montgomery St, cor. of
Suffer For the SIX months ending December 81.
1898, dividend has been declared at the rate OF
four and cne-siXth a I-6) per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits, payable on ana after Tuesday,
January ., 1894.
de27 lat CYRUS W. CARMANY. Cashier.
~ security saving Bank, 222 Mont
H. gomery street. NILS Observation-Disclosures on
term deposits at the rare of five 90 per cent
per annum and ordinary deposits at the
rate of four and one-sixth a l6) per cent per
mum for The half year ending December 81. 1898,
,, 1894. fd2i l5I s. L. ABBOT JR secretary.
~ Humboldt Savings ard Loan So
~ cIety, Is Geary street.-The directors have
l4lOu per cent per annum on term and 32.l0O
per &c I per annum on ordinary deposits, payable
on and after January .. 1898.
de24 l5t ERNEST BRAND Secretary
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Election Commissioners.
At meeting of the Election Commits
sioners, held yesterday. and which was
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PERSONALS.

ERNEST TIETJE. FROM SCHLESW ~. O as
to l22l scott ST.. San francisco, will near o.
Il. TIETJE. Jd4 81
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10y The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
Ar~S stockholders OF the CALIFORNIA FRUIT
UNION, for the election OF board of nine (9)
trustees Tor the ensuing year. and the transaction
OF such other business as may come before the
meeting. Will be held on WEDN ESDAY, January
II, 1894, at p. NJ, in Assembly Hall OF the State
Board of horticulture, 220 Suffer St, San Fran
cisco. L. w BUCK
la3 lat Secretary California Fruit Union.
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sITUATIoNs wANTED-FEMALE.

4 ERMAN (CHRISTIAN) MAN AND WIFE,
" trustworthy and capable would ike to take
charge of place; man as gardener or to look after
horses. etc; wife nurse take care OF children
or assist I'll homework; city country; best of
Oakland references. Address GARDENER, 5S2
Twentieth ST., Oakland, Cal lad 7t*
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u ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WE BE-
W leve in signs SO do you. So see {. SMITH
OF CHICAGO SIGN CO, 1905 Market ST. DELI I'm
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w ANrED TO EXCHANGE FINE NEW
w SAFETY for desk, safe and olice fixtures. Adj
dress Safety, box NJ Gail Branch ONCE. deS IT
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- Annual Meeting The Annual
5~S meeting OF the stockholders OF the Com
mercial Insurance Company of California will be
held at the once OF the Palatiue Insurance Com
paLy Oimited) of Manchester. England 439 Cali
foinia st, safe Deposit building, san Francisco
on Wednesday. the l7th day OF January, S9I at
the hour of 2 O'Clock NJ, in accordance with by
laws CHAS. A LATON Secretary
San Francisco, Jan. 3. 1894. la ID
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E[ES7 Mar Ia ginenrs' sSncistion NJ.
es>S 35-Members are hereby notified TO assem-
bic at our reAding-rooms Mission st. THIS
DAY (THURSDAY). at $3.50 \. NJ to attend the
funeral OF our late brother. J. J. HUGHES. by
order CHARLES s. TRUE
Rec. and Cor Secy.
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ID ELIABLE CGLORED YOUNG WOMAN
IL wants situation f. lodging house chamber
maid, or as housekeeper. Please call address
zoos Clay st. iai 2t%
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4 RTlS nc HAIRDRESSING, zoe; HAIR
~ waved beautifully; mantcuring: Will call at
residences apprentices to trade. l04 Poweil2O 9m
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A DVICE FREE II ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
A divorce probate laws. marriage contracts pri-
yate G. w HOWE, atty-at-Iaw. Market and 9TH. t.
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ia ANTED-PREPOSS ESSING YOUNG WOMAN
W bv a Young business man TO act as house
keeper: good homs right party. 1887 q
Folsom
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A DVICE FREE, ALLAN CASES; LOW FEES.
~ MCCABE Attorney, Scottish Hail. lO5 Larkln
street Ocl > TT
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DAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AMI FOR
II sale; also chenille-wove rugs and silk rag por-
there's and dealer in carpet twIno in hank or chain
at lowest rates GEO. MATTHEW, 709 Fifth ST.,
Garland Cal nClO Tbs 3m
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"A ANTED-BY WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD,
w housekeeping. nursing, sewing or homework
OF any kind: country preferred. 3O3 Third ST..
room 3. lad 3ts
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ENTLEMAN TAILOR, MAKES LADIES' AND
" children's cloaks factory prices; work guar
anteed. SOB Mason st. nos TT
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FINEST DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WINES
I snd Liquors at wholesale rates; family trade
solicited. j. Fl. MEDAL. 224 Sixth St Full
quarts and pints at gallon prices, de16 I'm
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\ DUNG AMERICAN GIRL not LONG FROM
the Cast desires situation to do upstairs work
or would prefer 70 take care Of children. Address
call Ia store % Garden ST., off Harrison, bet
sixth abG Seventh SITS. 3I%
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= EXPERIENCED LADY COOKS BOTH
first-cass workers, one for restaurant OF hotel
and one for private family. CAN ass Nina. 2lt
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RS Annual Meeting-The Regular An
&~S nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company will be
held at the office of the company, room / o. Ne
vada bl'ck. No 300 Montgomery street San
Francisco, California, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th
day OF January, 1894 at the hour Of l O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of eecting Board OF Trus-
tees TO serve for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may come before
the meeting. Transfer ooKs will close on Janu-
airy 18th at - O'Clock N
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

e. Dividend Notice-The German Saw
SO ineS and Loan Society. 526 California st. ::
tor the half year ending December 81, 1898. a
dividend has been declared the rate OF five and
One-tenth g l-l0) per cent per annum term
deposits and four ana one-quarter (44) per cent
per annum on ordinary deposits, payable and
after TUESDAY, January ., 1894
desc lat GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
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I1AL CARPET-SNEEPERS REST MADE; ALL
Okinds repairedaudsoId Fl & ERS, 31OSutter.l I'm
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FSS Annuai Meeting - The Re:uIar
NC annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Paiaro Valley Railroad Company will be held at
the ONCE OF the company. 1927 Market ST., San
Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the 5th day
of January 1894, at the hour OF II O'CLOCK \. NJ
Tor the purpose of electing board OF dire ctors TO
serve Tor the ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such other business may come before the IN Get
ing. Transfer books will close on THURSDAY
Jan. 4th, al O'Clock p.
la2 lat T.. III. SHELDON Secretary
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L'IRST-CLASS LADIES' NURSE IN CONFINE-
1908 Howard 81. ia4 Sts
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- EAMSTBESS. FIRSTCLASS. WISHES TO
- take work home, or VIII so out by the day; all
Kinds OF pain sewing and Children's dresses 4
specially; terms 81 per day. Gail or address 1907
buchanan ST. la4 3ts
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young GIRL, LATELY FROM EAST. WISHES
L place in good family as chambermaid. Ad.
dress J. NJ. box IL. this office. ja4 3t~
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nRESSMAKER WANTS A FEW MORE EN-
~ gagemeuts by the day in families: terms ST. 80
per pay: or work taken home So so per suit.
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| RESSMAKER. PHYSICIANS FILTER AND
IL stylish draper and designer; thorough dress
maker; by the day. Call or address 327 Ivy
avenue. ia4 3tF
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4 RESSMAKEK WISHES A FEW ENGAGE
- ments by the day. 202 Grove ST., rm So. -
nRESSMAKER WISHES ENGAGEMENTS
~ either steady, by the day. week, or otherwise.
5.Sl Castro lad
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4 OMPETENT SWEDISH WOMAN WANTS
' any kind OF work by the day. Call or address
l201A Shipley St lad 2t~
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LAIR SWITCHES, 81; NATURALLY CURLY
II bangs 81: hair dressed 25c, lessons given In
hair-dressing and III auicure. La Nerlte Hair
Dressing BaZar, ITO Market over Maze. as cod ~
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s .TUATIoNs wANTED-coNrINUED.

\ DUNG LADY. SPEAKING ONLY FREN CT
and Spanish would like place in family where
she couid teach the two languages and do light
houSework; is good Seamstress Apply III Stock-
ton ST, in haiFstoTe. ia3 II.
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"A OMAN WANTS WORK BY THED WASH
w ing and ironing. or would take 1t home Ad-
dress Emer place. Off Mason 81. ja4 2t*
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- royal Pulls Diamond brandt are the best SAFE
rs,aaote axe no other. Send &c (stamp.) for
a b. hellef for Ladies in letter by retnrn
PhiI. , AZ druggists Chichester Chemical Co
---euo.o1Ia, ia. apS SaSuTh ly
phltATE HOME IN CONFINFMENT 10
a. .Nuy ST: ladies who desire to GO into con
nnsmeht with every care ana attendance of a Or
, mIan phy slcian (DR. HkRWiG) and rradusrad
sthiu"He INKS. WEGENEKl will find sams ~
roote auoress; private disease or ladies' snecisH
W oaoies adopted. Telephone No 2lB7 y am
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&CS00 WANTED AS LOAN ON FIRST
~ class collateral security by Responsible
oress CASH box 1872, Call Branch once
PEOPLE,S HOME BOOKS ROUGH
i w ACHRENQUIST, PIG Front st orc 49,
il TO and to 4. ~ 'NiC9 nour
~ o3Skesrny, only Corporation tbat 1aads n1nna "A
On alsmonds' watches :iow interest oc4 tt
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L. L. PARKER, Secretary
ofhce-16 Nevada block, No. 300 Montgomery
street, san Francisco. California. las til
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/ ADY WORKING NIGHTS, WISHES FUR.
II nished or houseke eping room, and also board
lor enid, not more than 4 blocks from Grant ave.
address, stating particulars, O. e.. box Ill, Call
VA ANT BOARD AND ROOM IN EXCHANGE
Call Branch ONCE der RI
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ThrOOp.

J. II. Law and wife returned home
after q pleasant visit to Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Dice, who has been living with
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
moved to Scranton. where she will
keep house with her daughters, Carrie
and Lena.
Miss Gertrude Shelp, of Bloomsbury,
who has been visiting here for some
time, left town on Friday last.
Miss Filth Kennedy, Of Wyoming,
who is visiting her brother, Robert
Kennedy, spent Sunday in Pricsburg.
The Throop hose compBny No l ID
anticipating the arrival of new hose
cart.
Miss Jennie and Miss Mary Williams
spent Sunday evening in Providence
George Bingham and Lawrence Lads,
who have been away on fishing tour,
returned with thirty pounds of fish.
The boys of Throop who attended the
excursion of Company Il. Of Provi-
dsnce, greatly enjoyed the trip
Charles Atherton who has been away
under the treatment Of doctors for the
past two years returned home on Sstur-
day benefited but very little. When he
left be was confined to his bed and now
can only move very slowly on crutehes
John H. King has been elected del
gate to the Arlington Association Bap
tist convention held at Clsrk's Green.
to represent the Baptist Sunday schoo
Of Throop.
Messrs. Hare and Stanton made {
flying trip to Wyoming on their wheels
on Sunday.
Henry Lee and wife. accompanied
oy a friend, were In town on Sunday
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AVOca.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flock. Of West
Pittston, spent Sunday with Ayoca
friends
Miss Kate Morris, of Providence, is
spendingla fewldays with friendf in this
place.
Hugh Goodwin and daughter, Mar
ion. returned home yesterday after
spending few days with Kingston
friends.
The following gentlemen are attend
ing the Democratic county convention
at Wilkes Barre today: Michael CAL
vey, Thomas Harding and William
Walsh.
Miss Jennie H. Dick will leave home
on Saturday for Stroudsburg, where
she will enter and tBks up the studies
of the State Normal school.
Miss Jeanne Campbell, of Penobscot,
is spending few days with her mother,
of North Main street.
Lawrence Morahan attended the CAL
edonian games at Hanover park on
Saturday and took second prize on the
running high jump and third on hitch
and-kick and vaulting.
Miss B. Fsllon. of Hazleton, is the
guest of Misses Aunie Quinn and Ella
Callahan.
B. O'Brien is visiting friends in Car
bondale and Jermyn.
Tom English. of Pittston. was Wis.
itor in town on Sunday evening.
Mary Cray, Of Ashley, is the guest Of
Agnes Gellispie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. johnson, Of Plains, were
guests Of Mrs Newliu on Sunday.
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MinOOka.

The Misses Hattie Wall and Lizzie
Champion, Of Green Ridge, visited
Miss Maggie McCrea yesterday.
R. J. Cusick is visiting friends in
Forest City this week.
The majority Of the people in this
place who are depending on the water
line for their supply Of water, have
been at great disadvantage for the
past week on account of the water be-
ing shut off so often. 1t has been en-.
tirely shut off for the last two days, not
a drop coming through the pipes, Al
though the same charges are made
monthly. yet the people do not receive
the water half of the time
There is a rumor afoat that some of
our leading citizens of this district
have movement on foot to secure an
nexation Of this place and Greenwood
to the city. The territory which will
he taken in by this movement will in.
ciude all the land between the present
terminus and the Hollenback esl ate at
Greenwood.