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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-15
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL OPERA.
Chimes Of Normandy az Glvon La
Night "a Musical Trsat

Chimes OF Normandy az Glvon Las;
Night Musical Tent
The Mackay- Kenney company cave
II finished performance Of the "Chimes
OF Normandy" at the Frothinghsm
last night, the audience being one OF
the larGeat of the season, which fully
demonstrates that Scranton will sup
port an extended season OF summer
opera,
The Chimes was produced in u man
ner that almost defi4s criliciglh Every
member OF the company, principals
and chorus, wero seen ut their best
and an interesting performances was
the result.
Tue serpolota os Fannie Myers Was
a gem vocally and dramatically while
Lizzie Gonzalez ss Germaine sang her
music with her usual good taste. Syl-
vain Langlois as the Marquis aud
Charles Holmes Grenicheux w4re MI
that could be desired. GasDsra the
miSer,as portrayed by Dan Young. was
genuine surprise to his many ad-
mirers.
Edward Roadway as the Notary ia
trodued taking dance specially
which was greatly appreciated.
"Chimes Of Normandy" will be pre-
sented the balance OF the week aud Sat
ulday matinee.
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SouTH SIDE FITTINGS.

Fred Miller, Of Cedar avenue, Is fishing
at hobinsOn's pond.
There will be picnic of tho Haydn
Social club on July 25 in Central Park,
Choice cuts at lowest prices Ryan &;
Co.'s Cash Meat Market; SIS LRola. ave. ="
Mrs. Daniel G.. Colbert, of South WASH
ington avenue, is visiting in Wilkes.Barre
Miss Mamie Nallin, OF Pittston avenue,
iSentireiy recovered from her recent long
illness.
Comet lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
meet tonight for the purpose OF nominal
ing officers.
Brewer Michael Hand, Oscar L. Hslrei-
gel and Charles Kirst, are fishing at Silk.
mans pond.
Councilmen Hickey and Robinson re-
turned wednesday from jaunt to Phila-
dolphin, Baltimore and Washington.
Work has been resumed on the ". Rob-
lnsOr Office building, which was delayed
on account OF the bricklayer's strike.
Next Tuesday evening Mrs Henry Carr
will lecture before the South Side Young
Women's ChrStiln association on the In
dians.
There will be handkei chief social on
June % in Economy hall nader the invita-
tion Of Miss Maud Richards, Of South
Washington avenue.
The Neptune Engine company hopes to
got It's new steamer III q Short while and
at present they are Handicapped by tho
disability Of the old one.
The school board of Lackawanua town
ship presented its report for the school
term ended JUno to the township audi
tors last night and it was accepted.
Street Commissioner KitsG Is keeping on
repairing the bad spots along Cedar ave-
nue.. FROM Elm TO Brook street the latest
improvements has been much needed.
George Shoemaker, Of this side Is asSod
by his friends 10 allow his name to 20 be-
fore the Democratic convention for Jury
commissioner. He has consented to 70 in
field.
Philip Scheuer, of the firm OF Schauor
BrO5., OF Brook street ana one of the most
prominent South Side Republicans, has con.
sented to allow his frieAds to push him 70"
the nomination FOR jury commissioner.
The young son Of Thomas II. Spruks, Of
Prospect avenue, whose life was despaircd
OF for some time and who has been gain
ing strength for the past three weeks, is
now entirely well and able to ramble out
OF doors.
Every detail connected with the excur-
sion of the Scranton Athletic club to Far
view on next Tuesday Is finished, all but
the parade Of the members over the prin.
cipal streets headed by Guth's full band
tomorrow night.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Bauer, OF
Birch street, 70 Charles Stoeber OF the
West Side was celebrated yesterday after.
noon III the German Fresbylorian church
on Hickory street. In the evening a re-
ceptlon was held at the home Of the
brides parents, at which numerous friends
gathered. The presents were numerous
and costly.
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The South Side branch OF st. Luke's
kindergarten school. on Cedar avenue,
which has been running since The be-
ginning of the present year, and has
been exceedingly successful in that
time, will close today for the term.
Miss Florence Hull is the principal OF
the school and with two assistants
nearly sixty pupils have been accom-
modated
The progress made by tao pupils,
some of them as young aa years OF
age, has been 40 gratifying as that
great demand is lnada by new pupils
for admission The school will open
on the first Monday in SspIein ber, by
which time the room will have baen
enlarged and al effort made to furnish
room for total of 100 pupils
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sponse TO tho toast Of prof; AMI Loss"
said iu the paying to the preachers by
bankers there is an equivalent In tho
praying by tho preachers for tho bank
ers. Mr.. Sturses would havo been a
toolhsoma morsel for the Nile croco-
diles, different from the missionary
who gave savage tribe piece of hiG
cork leg as u sample Of the specimen
quality of his body. Mr.. Srurges
couldn't work any such game. Il AZ
tempting to discuss the question OF
profit and Loss he was like the
preacher who selected his text and
never came back to 1t.
Owing to the lataness Of the hour
Dr. McLeod's remarks could not b,
more fully reported. aud for the same
reason no detailed mention can be
given the responses Of Elitor Edward
J. Lynett and City Solicitor James Fl .
Torrey to the respective toasts, 1.-THE
Press" and "Will Protest.
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IN CASE OF a FlRE.

1h3 William Connolps Horys Gould Not
Ee Depended Upon.
The William Conuell's horse could
tot be depended upon.
The Wi liam ConueIl Hoso company
cannot get team too quick, The horsc e
at present used by tho company is the
property of Mayor Council aud alto.
gether too small for the heavy hose
cart.
The ANNUAL Is not suited for anything
but light work. The hoor Of the hosa
house 10 falling through and threatt rs
to break any day with the waiyat OF
the cnrt.
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RgoPsaiNG or WONDERLAND.
TINS Event viii Occur or Mond
Erxk

Ths Event viii Occur or Monday
Next
Wonderland, which reopons on Mon.
day, presents y most attractive list OF
plays for the week which will be pro.
ducsd in a splendid mannsr by spec
ial company carefully selected by Man.
ager Davis,
The plays that will be given are
"Hazle K,rke," Forgiven" "Forget-
me,not, Falsely Accused, " "Fua on
the Bristol and "Private Secretary. "
There will be u performance each af-
ternoon and evening and on Saturday
morning special performance will bs
given at 10 o'clock for children.
All patrons Of the house during the
week will be given a chance on u BIZ
cycle.
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RYAN, the druggist, will give to callers
who are troubled, for one week one bottle
Of Dimmock's kidney and bladder cu,e
free, or will sell two hundred doses for one
dollar, guaranteed as represented. w.
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Music Bcxos Exclusively.

Best mnde. Play any desired number of
times. Gautschi & Sons, manufacturers,
lOJC Chestnut strert Philadelphia Won.
deriui orchestral organs, only IS and SO.
Speciality, Old music boxes carefully re-
paired and improved with new tunes. -
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Half Holiday Saturday Afternoon.
Spend it looking over Wood Lawn park.
Get prices and buy while boom is on. Sale
begins Mt l90 *s
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We will make special prices Saturday
afternoon, and sunset saie 6 to s. Select
now. Don't wait.
~ WooD LAWN PARK.
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Eesdle & WceIz's and Ballantins'5
Ales 're the btst. L. j. WALSH, Agent,
81 LgCkawalnA avenue. -
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MATCHLBss SHAW PIANos--Every Gus
toner recommends them. Stelle u Seeley
134 Wyoming avenue. "
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REMNANTS market sells fresh roll but
ter az Is cents. Gail and examine. ~
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REMNANTS market. Meats, fish aud
groceries, lowest possible prices. ="
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NOTES Of south Side
St LGk8'S Kindergarten viii Close To-Day
hiter Successful Year.
HOSE COMPANY Wants A HORSE

George Shoemaker and Philip
Scheuer Candidates for Jury Com
missioner Excursion of the Scran-
ton Athletic CIub-Work OF Street
Commissioner Kirst-Marriage of
Miss Emma Bauer to Char les
Stoeber-Other Items of interest.
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SwENy, champion high Jumper of the
world, will be here June 20 ~
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Buy he Wsbar
and geS the best. AT Guernsey Bros.
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Open All Night
at Lohmans Spruce street.

Commonwealth Shoe store, Washington
Avenue.
Fine shoes; latest fads iu russell and
patent feathers Some entirely new styles
IN ladies aud gents.
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Concluded from Page |.

Mr.. Ainey, president OF the Allen
town Second National bank, moved
that the old board Of officers bs re
elected. The motion was unanimously
endorsed as follows: Theodore Strong
Pittston, president; George Shannon,
first vice president; DR.. Joseph Thomas,
second vice president; Frank NJ. Horn,
Catasauquc, recording secretary; c. d.
Moser, Reading. treasurer; executive
committee, William H, Aiuey and Rob-
ert i, Wright, Allentown; james NJ.
Jacobs, PennsOurg; John W. Gwyner.
Easton.; James A. Linen, Scranton; P.
NJ. Carhart, Wilkes .Barre.
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Commencing Monday, Oct. 9Th,
we will give you your choice Of
100 Men S Sack and FrOck Suits
at $500 per suit. ..
S. KUEBlER.
ST. Louis Exposition and Fair.

The st. Louis Exposition opens We'd
nesday, Sept. >, 1894, and continues I'M
ill Oct. 20, 1884. For this occasion tn,
Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis Con
solidatcd Railroad will sell excursion
tickets commencing Thursday Sept. d
and on Tuesdays and Thursdays there
after until Fair week Oct. ] to q, in.
elusive, nj the rate Of one and one-third
fare for the round trip, tickets limited I,
five days from date Of sale. On Thurs
days during the Exposition, the "Ail
Line" will sell excursion tickets at the
rate Of one fare for the round trip, limit.
ed to three days from date Of sale. The
admission to the Exposition is only p
cts. l5cts for children under ten. The
wonderful celebration in connection
with such low rates offered by the Old
Reliable Air Line should induce all
readers of this paper 10 visit st. Louis
and her magnificent Exposition and
other attractions. Consult your Ali
Line ticket agent for full and complete
information. X. A. CAMPBELL q. 7. a.
Sept. low 81. Louis, Mo.
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MAJOR HENDERSHOTT,
Home Seekers Excursion.

Tickets will be sold by the L., T.. < St.
l.. Cons. X X. on account Of Home
Seekers Excursions, at one fare for the
round trip. good for continunus passage
only, and limited to twenty days from
September 4th, October ID, Nov. 9Th,
Dec. 4th, 1894, 10 all X. X. points in
Alabama. Florida, Georgia, Mississippi
North Carolina, South Carolina. Tonnes
see, Kentucky, south Of, but not includ
ing Henderson. Louisville and Lexing
ton, Louisiana, east Of Mississippi river
except on Y. x NJ. w. r. r. Stop-overs
in territory South can be arranged with
agents there.
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Ph9ba Thomas, of Junction
City, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
had consumption, and that there was nc
hope for her, but two bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery completely cured her and
she says it saved her life. Mr.. Thos
Eegers, 1879 Florida st. San Francisco
suffered from a dreadful cold, approach
ing consumption, tried without result ev
erything else, then bought one bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally hank
full. 1t is such results, of which these
are samples, that prove the wonderful
efficacy OF this medicine in coughs and
colds. Free trial bottles at Martin
Friedman's Drug Store. Regular size
SOC. and 81 90. )
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There is no medicine so often needed
in every home and So admirably adapted
to the purposes for which it is intended,
as Chamberlain pain balm. Hardly a
week passes but some member Of the
family has need of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by il. 4 touch
Of rheumatism or neuralgia quoted. The
severe pain Of burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore healed in much
less time than when medicine has to be
sent for. A sprain may be promptly
treated before inflammation sets in,
which insures cure in about one-third
of the time otherwise required. Cuts
and bruises should receive immediate
treatment before the parts become swool-
en-, which can only be done when pain
balm is kept at hand. A sore throat
may be cured before it becomes serious.
A troublesome corn may be removed by
applying il twice day for a week or
two. A lame back may he cured and
several days Of valuable time saved or a
pain in the side or chest relieved with
out paving doctor bill. Procure 80
cent bottle at once and you will never
regret it. For sale by NJ. Friedman, the
Druggist.
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FREE OF CosT. The Van Dorm
iron Works, which supplied the
iron Tor the Dubois county Jail, and
winch is a new patent Of the Iron
works, tins jail being the second
one constructed, have this week in
'o,ined the county Auditor that they
WI put IN a new lock box, in place
:, 'hc one recently cut by the bur
s'a,s, and will make it tool proof,
"''hout charge to the county. The
feasibility Of cutting into that box,
y l's exposed position, by prison
IN, mad not occurred TO them. and
= we iron was not case hardened.
= experience here has demonstrated
"as necessary. This action Of the
..pmpany is honorable and credit
able to It.
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Portersville Plants.

Our Sunday school lesson last
Sunday was review lesson, and "A
very interesting one. Beginning
with the birth Of Christ and extend
ing to ~, A. ID. After Sunday
school Rev. .Medcalf preached "A
very able sermon.
Mr.. Iii More, who was on the
sick list last week, is up and all
smiles. Probably he will 90 to Da-
viess soon.
Hello! new Improvements, Dol
plus johnson Stacked the side
walks for $. :. Wincinger. May
Heaven speed him in his enterprise.
Wonder what is the matter with
G. w. s.; he used to come to town
driving four horse buggy. Prob
ably his "hun' went back on him.
Mr.. G.. T. Crandall, very pru-
dent man, passed through town
last Sunday.
Papal papa! was the cry of big
boy baby at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Rosharp. Mr.. Rosharp will
soon have help in the blacksmith
shop.
w. w. Cooper is now ready to
furnish all kinds of lumber. Give
him a call.
Sheriff Travlor was in town sun
day. He will have a new dwelling
erected this fall.
Wonder where Will Cooper was
last sunday. We presume he was
out elcctioncering, being a candi-
date for matrimony. May the fair
sex Of Davicss expedite his under
takings.
We learned that some Of our girls
were out horseback riding Sunday
evening. One was thrown off or
fell off, but wasn't hurt. BE care
full, girls, and ride gently and Sc
cure good old horse for riding
purposes. y.
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DR.. Clifford, of Oakland City,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Hedrick and Miss LETTERS
passed through town Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Milburn and Miss
Matte Milburn, of Jasper, passed
through town Sunday.
Barney Alexander, Of Petersburg,
was in town on business last week
b. B. Davis, Of Jasper, was ir
town last week collecting for the
COURIER.
Phineas and Rob't Clark and
Kerr Traylor, of Jasper, were seen
pulling for Orwell last Saturday
night to see some Of the fair sex OF
the city.
/. b. Woods has returned nome
from foreign land t. spend the
winter.
Sam. Stewart and his best girl
went down to Pike Co. last week.
Ozro Britain and wife are spend
ing this week at the Washington
Fair.
Miss Ella Dillon left for Bloom
ington last Tuesday to attend
school.
G.. =. Brown, the boom terra,
was in town the other day.
Sch. Kuebler, of Jasper, passed
through town last Monday.
Rob't Craig was in town Sunday.
A. X. Horton and wife, and Mrs.
Chrismon, went to Orwell Sunday.
Curran went To see his best girl
last Sunday night; wonder if Dink
went with him.
Lige Stewart went grape hunting
last Sunday; he broke a hole in the
Sabbath and got seven bushels
"Fish. !"
Prof. +. s. Horton is very low
with fever. Miss. G. Jacob, who
has had the fever, is now getting
better. Miss Mary Anderson is
very low with rheumatism.
Rev. Jackson will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday.
Rev. Jeffery is appointed for this
circuit again for the next year. We
are glad for him to come back, for
he is one of the best ministers we
ever had in Ireland.
The G. =. choir had singing with
six singers last Sunday night.
They did not know that Rev. Bean
preached a very interesting sermon.
WHY is il that some Of our people
don't 90 out and hear the gospel
preached? They don't like TO hear
the gospel preached so straight to
their own souls. Even some of our
most intelligent young people will
sit in the parloi and spark instead
of going out to hear the gospel
preached. If YOU ask them why
they were not al church they will
say. .What is il to you?" When
God calls YOU to die what will you
saw? SuNFLOwER.
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November. IL, 1893 -ly.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Herman Eckert and family
attended Barnum's show at Evans
vile Saturday.
Mr.. JAS. $. Milburn and Jesse
Evans went to Washington Mon
day, to attend TIE Daviess County
Fair and Soldiers Reunion.
Miss Minnie Heichelbech, Of Dale,
went home Monday, after few
days pleasant visit with her brother.
Charley wishes she would come
back.
CLYDE Townsend, OF Kansas City,
and Mrs. Clara Kclso, Of Nevada,
Mo-, were recently married. Mrs.
Kelso formerly lived in this county.
Petersburg Press.
Their many friends will be glad
to learn that Mrs. Leming and fam
lily arrived safely at her mothers,
in Kentucky, after the boat they
were on being aground for several
hours on the OHIO river.
Mr.. j. NJ. Baker, Of the sprightly
Cannelton Telephone, spent a short
time in Jasper Wednesday evening
and gave the COURIER a pleasant
call. The Telephone is doing good
work for the Democracy in PER-!
county.
Hon. VIM. a. Wilson has beer
appointed District Agent OF thu
.Etna Life Insurance Co., Will
headquarters at Evansville. Th'
company will find him an energetic
hustler, and the people Of the city
clever and sociable gentleman. II,
will not change his residence how
ever, until after the election, anc
possibly not till spring, but will be
at his headquarters IN the city mos
Of the time. He will however keel
his Office in Jasper open, in an,
event, and look after the large bus
mess he has built up here.
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BIC MEETING.-Thc Democratic
rally at st. Anthony Saturday night
last was largely attended, and the
voters enthusiastic. Mcssrs. Nc
Fall and Sweeney addressed the
people, and found the Democracy
of Jackson township in good shape
for the entire ticket. The high pro-
lection gold maniacs will not make
any inroads on the Democrats in
Dubois county this year. The Peo-
pie are alive to their true interests.
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Every mother should know that Group
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by a peculiar rough cough. Ii Cham
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The Best Salve in the world for cuts
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p-B-Mr. Phil. billy, Democratic
candidate for county Recorder, was
in Jasper Tuesday. He says Iar-
bison township will show up all
right for the whole ticket in Nov.
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prgrIf any Of those indebted to
the COURIER will bring in corn,
wheat or potatoes next week, II Will
10 GLADLY received on accounts.
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PNp.-The l.. f.. a st. l.. Con
r. r. on Saturday paid half Of the
tax due from it to Dubois county
and promised the other half by the
18th.
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100 Mems Suits regardless
Of cost vii! so at IS per suit at
s. KuebIer'S

The sense Of security against sudden
emergencies from Group and bronchitis,
felt by those who are provided with a
bottle. OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral, would
be cheaply purchased at ten times the
cost Of that remedy. In all lung com
plants, il is prompt and sure To cure.
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Remember we can show you
the most complete line Of Men,
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coats and Pants in Southern
Indiana. Come and examine
our stock. S. KUEBlER.


Remaining in the =. o. at Jasper
Ind. Oct. LIST, 1894.
Campbell, Chas. Daugherty, Q.
Goodwin, John, Daugherty, Rob
Twedy, John.
CHARLES EGG, p. NJ.
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Ms all the same, slight cold con
yested lungs or severe cough. One Min
ne Cough Cure banishes them. NJ
Friedman.
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= ~ Just as easy to try One Minute
.oagh Cure as anything else. Its easier
~ cure severe cold or cough with il.
10y ~ yonr next purchase for cough be
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T rn better result; better try it. NJ.
'N"'iail. "
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BoRS.-To VIM. Line last Friday
= biz boy bicycle rider. The father
will have company on his rides
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FRA man from Maria Hill went
10 funeral in Ferdinand last week,
and disgraced himself by profanity.
Squire Droste sent him to jail in de-
fault Of paying fine, and he is
boarding it out.
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py-A young man, Louis Dupps
was arrested by Marshal Wonder
schmidt Tuesday evening for dis
oracing himself by being foul
mouthed, and fined for provoke.
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StS-Scc the dissolution notice Of
Buechlcin 4 Gerber.

There Is no excuse for any man to ap-
pear in society with grizzly beard since
the Introduction of buckingham Dye,
which colors natural brown or black.
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rs.IIave your Fall and Winter Boots
al Shoes made at j. &. Ilagen's, one
snuare west Of Court House. Repairing
is,.arialty. st.
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pyMr. r. +. Milburn left hi

BD~ Mr.. K. +. Milburn left his
Surveyors compass in a room in
the house he was moving, (the old
Edmonston house) several days
ago, and some one carried it away.
He would be much obliged if who
ever took it will return it, as he
wants to use il.