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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

billiard TABLETOP sale. one regn-
- lation size billiard table. complete with
ivory balls: will sell cheap for cash. Address
A %, Globe.
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SEnits, 81 TayEor'S List Of Houses
for Rent.
o1S Manhattan Building.

MO. 81 EAST TENTH ST, corner Cedar,
IN pheasant home, with all modern I'm
provements, in easy walking distance. 4
nice home tor a business man wanting to be
handy 10 business.
Complete furnished house on Dayton av,
$40 per mouth.
No. 544 Portland av.: ten-room brown stone
dwelling, a thoroughly elegant and COM
pIete house; unexcelled location.
No. 5S7 Holly av.; ten rooms: new: all
modern improvements; brown stone front;
$40 per month TO IL good tenant
No. 800 Dayton av.: ten-room house, with
ali modern improvements: facing south on
one of the pleasantest streets in st. Paul;
rent reasonable. $40 per month.
Corner of Dayton and Virginia avs. one
block from cable; eight rooms, with bath; a
large, pleasant home; cheap to the right
party. SMITH IL TAYLOR,
No. 2lS Manhattan Building.
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ELAT-Dayton's Bluff. Third and Maria
l. Ay., Gu Electric Line-Newly par cred flat
of three rooms and bath, S.; key at drug
store.
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ELAT-Steam-heated fiat, seven looms,
all modern convenionces, gas range fix
lures, shades, screens, etc.; no dark rooms;
very central. 90 and 05 Eleventh st.
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RICYCLEs-Safety bicycles-Two Victor
- safeties for sale cheap; one 1892 style, one
solid tire. Address B rs, Globe
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RiCYCLE-One Columbia safety pneu-
- matte tire in flrst-class condition, has
been ridden tut very little, 1893 pattern; will
sell cheap for cash. Address A "a. Globe. p,
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4 uENTS-Don't miss this; new - cent
n household article; only through agents :;
15C per cent profit: write quick. Globe Nov.
Co. + u, Cincinnati O.
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RURIt STONEs-For sale cheap, one 40
- inch and one 33-inch burr stone, shaft
ing. pulleys, etc. The Church Cementico
Calsominc Company. rear 146 East Third st.
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FOR RENT.
Flats.

ELATS-In Well block, corner of West
l. minister and LAFAYETTE av. short distance
from business center. Apply to a. Holterhoff,
$40 Westminster.
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4 GENTS-Wanted. agents TO handle our
IA cementico calSomine as as a side line {;
good inducements to live men. Church &C.
mentco COMPANY. rear 146 East Third ST.
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EHLAT-533 West Seventh ST.. fye-room
Il fat: modern improvements: bay win
dow.storm windows. screens: newly papered.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Fem aEes.

A GENTS-Wanted, agents of either sex,
u women preferred, from SO to S. per day.
No capital required Costs nothing to iu-
vestigatc Call at 67 Twelfth ST.
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F0R SALE.

A BRAND NEW driving harness and
n double barrel hreech loading shotgun
for sale. Room 10, Globe Building.
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TnOk-A good plain cook. $50 Ashland
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A GRAND NEW LIFE POLICY upon
"A animproved plan: has become highly
popular considering the short time IL has
been issued by well known life insurance
company. General, local and special agents
wanted; liberal terms: guarantee. Secure
territory at once. Address Mutual Life In
surance Association, World Building New
York
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COOk-Nanted. a good competent plain
~ cook. with references. 21 Su mint av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

uOUSEWORk-A good Norwegian girl
IL would like to have work of any kind.
Please call at 20 Concord St., in the base
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GLiPPING MACHINIs-For sale. Am.
- erican clipping machine in good order,
at 467 Rondo ST.
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SITUATEONS OFFERED
Males.

A GIVE CANVASSER wanted in every
IA town as exclusive agent for absolute
novelty: retalls for half manufacturing cost :;
full information gladly furnished. Haley
Elm aid Howard SIS. New York city,
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Rooms.

THE BALTIMORE-129 St. Adams, Cor
L ner Laurel-For rent. pleasant six-room
fiat; all conveniences
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

FOR SALE-One elegant opera glass. one
l. gold watch. ladys diamond ring and
ear drops. one surveyors field glass; all at
bargain. cash, or on time. Capital Loan Com
pany, "A Schultz Block.
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THE ELSINORE, So and 81 East Summit
L av., near Central park. sixroom apart
ments; steam heat gas range. laundry. dry
ing room, private storerooms, etc. Curtis Il
Edwards. Germania Life building.
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Gas ENGINE-For sale cheap seven.
~ horse Otto gas engine; good as new
Church Cementico Calsomine Company, rear
1i6 East Third ST. .
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COOK-Wanted, strong girl to cook in pri
" vate boarding house: also girl to wait
on table and do second work. Isl Summit av.
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ENURNITURE-For sale or exchange for
work team, lot OF good household fur
niture; much of 1t new. Bedroom set, side.
board, wardrobe, quick-meal gasoline and
Garland coal heater; upholstered pieces and
etc. Address 81, Globe.
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COLD FiSH-A very nice lot for globes;
~ IL cents each this week. DeCou & Co.,
81 West Third
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{ loWS-For sale, five fine, fresh, mich
- COWS and calves. 7Si Edmund.
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DUCK BOAT. gun and hunting outfit tor
- sale, or trade for buggy. 3l5 Mime
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IL writing for me at their homes. Reply
with stamp, Ethel A. Sprague, South Bend,
Ind
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Eon sALE-Eleven cows, two horses,
l. one wagon, one sleigh, milk cans; milk
business, also, cheap; must be sold 1850 East
Fourth st. city,
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COOK and general housework. Call 1S6
" Smith av. between and II a. m.
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CIiiROPODEST.

CHIRORODIST-Go thing for sore
~ feet. Good Luck SaIve sure cure for
chillblains and all other frost bites. If your
druggist does not keep 1t, send or call ". H.
Lockwood, Chiropodist, 293 and 294 Endicott
Arcade building; csc, 50c and 81 box.
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GUITARS for sale. for rent or exchanged
~ at the Free Guitar School. 500 Merrill
building. corner Fifth and ST. Peter sts
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II USEWOBH-Wanteda capable Scan
Ii dinavian girl in family of three; no
small children. sol Iglehart st.
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n UiTAR PLAYER wanted at the Free
VI Guitar School, 800 Merrill building, cor
ner Fifth and st. Peter SITS.
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II Gus EWORK-German girl for general
Ii housework. Apply today 2l0 North
Smith av.
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HOUSEW good girl wanted for
Ii general homework at 34l st. Peterst.
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II OUSEH ORK-Wanted, girl for general
homework. Apply 474 Collins st.
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4 HOTEL BRUNSWICK. for gentle
n men only; fifty modern steam-heated
rooms by dav. week or month.
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1NCUBATORS-Fo sale, reliable incuba-
L tors and brooders; winners at worlds
fair; best and cheapest. Agency 1853 Sher.
burne av, ST. Paul
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ELAT-Wanted, by married couple with
l. out children, small fiat or upstairs of
q house. consisting of five or six rooms with
modern convenlences; must re within two
or three blocks of Albion. Address u,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

IAR1Z MOUNTAIN CANARIES
IL males and females at the German Bird
Store 20 East Third ST
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FOR RENT.
EEe,SSslS.

oCSE-Nearly new house, COG John st..
a! IL ali modern. Apply A. HolterhoF, $40
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WANTED TO RENT.

A FARM-must be convenient to the city.
n Address j. ii. E., 340 Maria av.. st.
Paul
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I ADIES-Send - cents for trial box
IL Mothers Headache Chocolates. Sure
cure or money refunded. Agents wanted.
Light, profitable work. Mothers Remedies
Co. Schlosser Block Chicago.
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II oUSE-For rent March Is, a dwelling
II house No. 32l Chestnut st. Charles
Eaton next door
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T AIDES can make So daily by folding and
IL addressing circulars for us at home; no
cnnvassing: position permanent; reply with
stamped envelope. Miss Grace Paul. South
Bend Ind.
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uOUsEWORK-Gi for general house
IL work; German preferred; call Sunday
Or MOndAY III Grand az
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EIFTH ST. 1875 WEST-Furnished front
j room with alcovc, heated aud use of
bath. 80 per month.
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HOTEL BARTEAU. 47-Light airy front
ii rooms; pleasant view; social advan-
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IOUSEKEEPER-A position as house
IL keeper by an American lady: best of
| city reference given: a wd2wer with one or
| two children preferred; either i'll st. Faul or
| Minneanolis Address 3 %. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

EOTTAGE-Shady cottage, near White
" Bear station or Lake Shore; must be
cheap. Address 81 Globe
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II OUSE Fine twelve-room house and
Il barn: steam heat, hardwood finish ::
Holly av:: near Mackubin. NJ G. Brown,
Globe Building
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pHOADWAY, 667-For rent, four rooms
IL for housekeeping furnished; first floor;
private house; modern improvements.
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ELAT OR HOUSE-SiX to seven rooms {;
l. central location; modern conveniences;
state price and particulars Addres N 90.
(,lobp
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WORK FOR BOARD-Girl to work for
w board or small wages. Small familr,
light work, good home. Apply 9T2 st. Clair
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FSEDAR ST, 637--Two nicely furnished
~ front rooms connected; also one room
with furnace heat; five minutes from city
hali
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COOK-A first-class man cook wants stu
~ alton, hotel or restaurant. city or couf-
try; good references: steady. sober man.
Jim Andrews 23I East Fifteenth ST., ST.
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HoOsE = Modern improvements: con-
- venientto cable and electric cars. PSF
Summit place
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MACKUBIN ST. 222-Four rooms ell
WI suite, on first floor, furnished for house
keeping; one and half blocks from cable.
MARION ST. 5C9-Corner Sherburne-
WI suite of three large rooms, first floor for
housekeeping
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EARM HAND-A m&n with family
L wants to go on a farm, or manage some
gentlemau's place; have had fifteen years
experience in New York state In Stock-rals,
inc and dairy farming; can furnish good
reference from Eastern people. j. 3, 90
Hubert st.
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DOOL TABLES-Two fine pool tables!-
L three fine billiard tables. Inquire 10
East Sixth st. p
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lOUSEK EEPER - Middle aged lady
II wishes place as housekeeper; can give
the best of city references. Address 81,
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INDLING WOOD-For sale, two horse
IA wagon load of box factory kindling de-
hvered east of Wabasha ST., 81 c. o. d. east
OF Dale ST., $3.50 C. o. D.; Telephone ll01.7
BOhn Manufacturing Com panv Arcade 81 3
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w ANTED-Middle aged educated ladies';
w one depending on her own exertions
for living, and not afraid of work, for re-
sponsiple position in st. Paul. Can make
good salary; it's no book canvassing. NJ. j.
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OOMS-Wanted to rent by gentleman
II and wife four UNFINISHED rooms on
second floor of nice house within short dis
tBnce of good boarding house; central loca-
ton on st. Anthony hill desired. G 20
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DIANO. new Monarch steel range, gas
l. range. household furniture, etc., will be
sold cheap. as party will leave city. $40
Marshall av. between Mackubin and Kent sts.
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IORsEMAN-Wan work by A l man
II to handle horses well acquainted in
city. or would go in country. Address 1898
Ruuker st
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EIFTH ST. 119, yVEsT-Sitting room and
L bedroom. SIS; with heat.
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VNANTED-Ladies and girls for home
w employment, 81 to $40 easily made;
any woman who can use a needle can do the
work; send seif-addressed envelope. Atlas
Needlework Co., 153 West Twenty third ST..
Nayu Vnrt pity
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CANADA, 5l4-Nicely furnished rooms,
~ with or without board; all conveniences;
homelike and reasonable.
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pOOMS-Three rooms, kitchen and bath
II room; furnished complete for house
Keeping. with or without piano: three blocks
from capitnl: reasonable A H. Globe
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COoK-Wanted. position by an expert
" enced meat and pastry cook: city or
country; references. Address IL, GLOBE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04

CARDENER--Want a situation as gar
VI dener and florist on n private place: well
recommended. Address II. Globe. Mime
apOliS
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uOUS EKEEPER-Young woman wants
Ia situation as first class housekeener i'll
hotel or family; has one child; no objection
leaving the CITY. Address %, Globe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rEHE ST. PAUL PICTURE FRAME
L Manufacturing Company, 3l9 Wabasha
street. between Third and Fourth, have just
received q large line OF new mouloings at
the lowest prices. China and firing spe-
cialty Bowen & Muncy,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

sE2sc-
DOYs FOR PLACES, places for boys;
ID employment bureau for poor boys free.
Newsboys Club Room. 3l3 Wabasha ST. open
from II to ~ a. m, and from II p. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09
.JERMYN.

Colvin Vail an family spent Sstur-
day at Newton lake.
Both the Citizens and theiTemperencs
bands have been requested to accom-
psny the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school excursion to Fsrview July lS,h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Badger are entertain
ing friends from Broome county. N Y.
Naboth Osborne occupied the pulpit
Of the Methodist Episcopal church sun
day morning,
j. ], Place and Station Agent Dunn,
were in Scranton Saturday looking
after lot Of shoes thought to be part
Of those stolen from the Ontario &
Western station last week. The shoes
did not belong TO Mr.. Place, however.
The board OF trade offer to secure
the building known as the "Coifin fac
tory property" for any manufacturer
who wishes to locate here. This prop
erty can be bought for So, 900; and con-
sists Of one brick building. As nv 60.
with wooden addition, 45 by so, and
another wooden building, 40 by 90
All have slate roofs and are in good
condition, together with two thousand
dollars worth of wood working ma
ohinery now in the building one en-
gine and two boilers of 120.horse power
and six lots. This property originally
cost $26 0O0 The councils have ex-
onorate tho taxes for ten years, the
water company will grant very low
water rate and gentlemen here will
furnish fuel free for one year to any
manufacturer who will buy the prop
erty.
The building formerly used as an ice
house by John Jsrmyn. but now the
storage place for old boxes and barrels,
was discovered to be on fire early Sun
day morning Crystal Hose company
quickly responded to the alarm aud the
flames were soon under control. No
serious damage was done.
Johnnie, son of James Mann. fell
from ledge Of rocks while out berry
ing Saturday, breaking his arm. DR..
Davis set the inj jared member.
Walter, son Of Frank Baker. was
thrown from car while at work Sat-
urday, and was badly injured.
Mrs. P. j. Gates, of Long Island City,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs s @. Whitmore aud
family spent Sunday at Crystal Lake.
Miss May Baufield, OF Throop, was
the guest Of Jermyn friends Saturday.
Rev. Keyo Marcia will speak in the
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
Subject, Japan and Its Customs.
Admission free.
Frederick Hartnoll, of Dunmore,
called on friends here yesterday.
Saturday evening G. D. Winter re-
turned from trip in Monroe county.
Crystal Hose company will meet to.
morrow evening. A full attendance i:
desired
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09

The SECRET art Of beauty lies not in
cosmetic, but is only in pure blood, and q
healthy performance OF the vital func-
tions to be obtained by using Burdock
Blood Bitters. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09
MIN0OKA.

J. Mulherin, P. F. Cusick. John
Egan and John Gallagher attended the
quarterly convention of the Total Alb
stinence aud Benevolent societies at
Hyde Park yesterday.
Misses Kate Barrett, Kate McVarish,
Sarah Kenney and Maggie Barrett
formed party that visited Old Forge
on Sunday.
Connell park had many visitors yes
terday afternoon. People who had
never seen the park visited it and ex.
pressed admiration for its beautiful ap.
pearance Many climbed TO the top OF
the observatory TO get view of the
Electric City aud its surroundings, and
to be refreshed by the gentle zephyrs
that were waited about tho tower.
Miss Kate Barrett has returned from
Syracuse, N. Y, where she has been
visiting for the past week.
The Greenwood Keg fund will hold
their first annual picnic on July % at
Greenwood park, which is one of the
finest in the country. The street cars
run to the entrance of the grove and
VIC al VIII N9ip oh
the manager of the traction company
and try to have q scent fare from the
city on that day. There will be foot
race on the grounds and u game Of ball
between two disting uished clubs, the
Clerks and the Blues. A good tims is
assured for every one in attendance on
that day. The fund is one OF the stroug-
est associations Of its kind in the state
and always has an abundant supply Of
capital with which to care for its mem
bers when hurt The membership vt
present ia about 300 men and boys. with
careful and competent men as its off,
GERS
Some Of our prominent citizens are
considering the organizing of u hose
company in the town. which is GER
tainly great necessity and should
meet the approval of all. The place 10
growing tapidly every year and it is
time for the property owners to make
q move toward securing protection
from fire.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09
CARBONDALE.

DR.. R. Hampton and wife. Of Church
street, will leave on Tuesday for u elk
weeks stay A. Ocean Grove.
Miss Mae Hsllock, of Gilbert street.
is the guest of Miss Iona Tyler at For
est City.
The picnic of the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent association will be held at
Farvisw on Tuesday Of this week, The
ladies promise q pleasant time to all
who favor them with their patronage.
1t will be basket picnic. but the put
lie are invited. An orchestra bus been
engaged and will be present all day.
The union excursion Of the Carbon.
dale Slbbath school which will occur
on Friday Of this week, ia an event
looked forward to with much pleasure
by all who expect to attend. and espcc.
tally by the children, The Mozart
band has been engaged for the day.
Among the other attractions are base
ball games, choir Of fifty voices, ath-
letic events, etc,
The Boynton Hot Water Heating
company has been awarded the con-
tract for heating tho hospital. Eleven
radiators are required. and their bid to
furnish the entire apparatus was 1898
There was no preaching services in
the Methodist church on Sunday even
ing. The morning services were con
Quoted by R4v II. P. Hathaway.
Rev. w. w. Shaw, Of Archibald, oc-
cupied the Presbyterian pulpit yester-
day morning.
Andrew Wagner, a Delaware aud
Hudson brakeman, had his right hand
badly smashed by being caught ba-
tween the bumpers Of two cars which
hs was switching in the railroad yard
in this city on Saturday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. G F. Meaksr are spend.
ing few days at Preston park.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Burdick spent
Sunday with Clifford friends.
Rev William E igar. Methodist pas
tor in this city, preached at Blng ham
ton Sunday.
Miss Jessie Williams and Miss Hell
enc Barnes, Of Scranton, are the guests
Of Miss Della Williams.
D. G. Purdy. OF Hemlock Hollow,
Wayne county, has removed to this
city.
Miss Mary Burgunder, of Wilkes
Barre. is the guest of Mrs. s. Kline. of
Washington street.
e litor Kennedy. OF the Olyphant
Record, was a Carboudale visitor on
Saturday.