The Irish standard., 1895-12-07

sheriff, who Is now the proprietor OF Une
Big Boston department store at 109-11l
Washington avenue south, says that his
store will be headquarters for holiday
goods, and invites the readers Of the Irish
Standard to read the Big Boston ads for
the next two weeks, beginning next Sat
urday.
THANKSGIVING afternoon Miss Sadie F..
Henry and Patrick H McElligott, Of
Glencoe, were married at Holy Rosary
church, Father McGill officiating. At
8 80 o'clock the bridal party entered the
church to the "Lohengrin'' wedding
march, played by Miss Eulalia Chenevert.
Miss Minnie LIE Due was the brides
single attendant and Arthur S. Boylan,
of Glencoe, acted as best man. The pref
ty bride wore a handsome gown OF gray
and bronze silk, with chiffon and brown
velvet trimmings. She carried a loosely
arranged bouquet of bride roses Miss
LIE Due was in gray silk, trimmed with
old rose velvet and point lace. She car
ried La France roses. In the evening a
large reception was given at the home or
the brides sister, Mrs. Nathaniel W.
King, 845 Sixteenth avenue south. Dur
ing the receiving hours, from to IL,
there was a changing throng OF people
to congratulate the young couple. the
presents were many and elegant. There
were dainty pieces of bric-a-brac, china,
cut glass, works of art and handsome
pieces of furniture. Mr.. McEll1gott is a
era duHlte from the state university. Mr.
and Mrs. McElligott will reside in Glen
cOe.
T. M. Roberts Supply House writes:
1--WE can supply all kinds of coal in car
lots at wholesale prices. We ship from
Duluth We have contract and are
selling coal today, the 7th day of Decem-
Der, as stated below. Wes have only a
few cars left on this contract, but write
us if needing coz and we will name row.
est prices, or send us in the amount OF a
car ait the following prices. Ii our con-
tract is out we will return the money
| TOlay's prices: Soft coal, +. o b. cars
Duluth, $2.77; hard coal, f. 0. b. cars Du-
luth, 34.75 Duluth. weights to govern tns
shipments. To avoid errors and OBTAIN
our lowest prices you must direct your
letters and make your money orders and
drafts payable to T. NJ. Roberts Supply
House, 5OS-510, III, 719, 721 N1collet av'
enue. Minneapolis, MINI In regard to
coal we feel confident that any Irish stan
dard subscriber in the country that may
be IN q DOSDtIO1 W ldhO cINat oAANeSS VI sAAN
offer before our contract is out will save
them good deal of money. Prior to
the advance in iron we made heavy
CONTRACT for stoves and ranges by which
we had the privilege OF obtaining over
Is cars Of stoves at the old prices. Only
p few of these stoves are described in our
ed, we have not advanced the price OF
stoves one cent, but on the contrary some
of our stoves are lower than they used to
be-"
The festival which was announced tc
he held at st. Anthony Hall this evening
has been postponed indefinitely.
Ticket nn,lber 415 held by Mrs. O'keefe
of University ave-, S. E.. won the lot al
the drawing last Monday evening in St
Lawrence parish. A very pleasing pro.
gram was rendered consisting of an open
ing address by one Of the Redemptoris'
fathers. recitation by Miss Lizzie Cullen
vocal solos by W. D. Dibb and Miss Nellie
shea. piano accompaniment by Miss
kafe Dibb and recitation by Miss
Bridget Hayes.
me talk Of the town just now is MAY
O,Rell. who will lecture at the Iyceun
|stheatre on Saturday night, his subject be
ing American Society up to Date. -. 4
viii be OsRel's last appearance IN this ga
sr{tv.s this being his farewell tour. The
laef,,re. it is scarcely necessary to say, il
% tty. bri ,liant and humorous and every
American can see himself % others see
hiln. and that here sos q, ghf s.