The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03

An elegant assortment Of yelling at
Mrs. Langdon's.
Furnished rooms for rent. En-.
quire of Mrs. NJ. L. Parker. 3-3tf
The weather has been very mild
this week and the snow is nearly all
melted.
At meeting of the band this
week, Ed Durrent was elected assist.
ant leader.
The Dickinson orchestra gave q
pleasant dance Thursday night at the
opera house.
Wanted-an apprentice to learn the
millinery business. Apply at once
at Mrs. Langdon's.
You have heard about the removal
of tho c. o. D. to Barnes street. Come
and see us.
You have saved money in the past
by trading at the c. o. D. and you can
do so in the future.
Boys will play marbles. Moral
buy pair of stocking knee protect.
ers at Mrs. Langdon's.
Rev. F. G. Johnston will hold servi.
ces in the Baptist church tomorrow
at three O'Clock p. m.
At the c. O. D. store everybody gets
''hard time prices'' every weekday of
the year. Located on postoffice street.
DR.. Davis, we are informed, made
the best single and Pete Frazier the
best average shot at the target prac.
tice Thursday.
Next Tuesday evening q children's
entertainment will be given ut the
Congregational church at 7:3O o clock.
The proceeds will 60 toward Sunday
school library.
While the Republicans are talking
about their great surplus in Pennsyl.
vania, Golf keeps steadily at work at
his ground floor gallery making artis.
ic photographs.
The east window of the Columbia
is full of sox-l0O doz-the display
reminds us of u city store and the
price much less. Change your sox.
The weather and price are right.
Daniel Cook: l have been canvass.
ing down the line for Worlds Fair
book and met with success. The
times are little hard you know, yet I
have done very we'll. But it is a
splendid book have.
On Sunday evening Rev. John Or
chard will preach a special sermon on
the foundation, principles and doc
trines of Congregationalism. At the
close of the service the Lords supper
will he observed.
Need new hat! The Columbia
has all the latest in soft and stiff.
See "'The latest arrival" and the
s'Princess" besides, the latest block
in a stiff hat. Remember the same
hat for less money OF better hat for
the same money at the Columbia.
Next Sunday morning "The Lords
Supper" will be observed at the Bap.
tist Church. The subject of the
morning discourse will be 'The Me.
mortal of Redemption" In the even
ing the pastor will speak from the
words "Come ye, yea come"
"I've tried all sorts of blood. .purifi.
ers," said an old lady to "cutter,"
sand you can't persuade me that any
other Sarsaparilla is as good as
Ayers" Th RES who're she had him.
She knew that Ayers was the best
and SO did he, hut it paid him better
to sell a cheaper brand.
Services at st. Johns church on
Sunday as usual. Subject of sermons,
both morning and evening, Enemies
to Domestic Peace" ".St. Johns Guild
meets Wednesday afternoon; St.
Lulse's Guild meets Friday afternoon.
The Junior Guild meets Saturday af-
ternoon.
| We intended last week to say that
members of Onward lodge No. al. B..
of L. F., would give a dance March
28, hut an error made the notice read
"trainmen." 1t will be the "firemen"
this time, and everybody who wants
to attend "a good dance March 26 will
buy B. of L. F. ticket.
Teusday night marked very pleas.
ant gathering for Odd Fellows and
their families at the opera house. A
literary program occupied the first
hour of the evening, which was fol-
lowed by refreshments. The re.
mainder of the time was made mer-
ry with dancing.
Ipomea Sinuata (New Morning Glory }
A vine growing from seed that will
cover fence in no time, rampant
grower, and then it is a beautiful
vine, with its huge leaves, dark prick
, lev stems and immense rose colored