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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
HousekeeperS

Will find some choice values
in our linen department to-
morrow. For instance: Fine
Cream Damask, full 2 yards
wide, 69c goods, at 49c the
yard. Bleached Napkins
3-4 size - choice patterns,
$1.29 the dozen. Large size
Turkish towels at &c. 2 for
25c usually.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
WORTHWHILE.

Our little town opened the New Year
with a dance for the children in the
afternoon, at which there were fully
200 present up 10 20 years Of age, and
over fifty adults There was alec bail
IN the evening for all.
A little joke was told the writer, by
an eye witness that IL good for the
holidays-a true sIory-which occurred
in this fashion, but not fashionable: A
young lady and gentleman came up
FROM Salt Lake way, TO spend the holt
days, one 20 Coalylle and the lady 70
Round Valley, both passengers strangers
to each other, and stranger still to the
valises they carried TO their destination.
You may amagine the different colora
that passed and chased each other over
the young mau's face when he opened
his grip TO take out his dress coat for
the ball, 10 lind that his masculine APP
parel had changed into lady's ball
sress with sundry articles that he knew
not the name Of. The young man then
made bolt for Wanship, thinking a
passenger bound there had exchanged
grips by mistake. On meeting with
disappointment here, his search was re-
Warded by the discovery OF letter
directed 20 Morgan. lie hied himself
10 Morgan, aud there, ailera long search,
learned that the owner Of the forgery he
carried had gone 20 Round Vally.
Arrived at Round Valley, with many
bushes the exchange was made and he
expressed great satisfaction in getting
his own wearing apparel back. lie says
he feels more comfortable in them, and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

Stanford University defeats Chlcag,
University by " to o at Los Angeles.
Cleveland Is likely to call extra se
sion Of Congress u financial legislation
fails 10 pass.
Gladstone celebrates bis 18th birthday
and made - memorable speech ON Ar,
menian outrages.
Washington. Dec. 2O.-The War De.
partmeni has been Informed Of the death
at Omaha Of Colonel J. h. Burke, Second
Infantry.
Chicago, Dec, ga dispatch TO III,
lnier-Ocean from jacksonville, Fla., says,
The cold last night has undoubtedly
caused loss OF fully 100000 10 the
fruit aud vegetable growers Of Florida,
Wichita, Kan, Dec 2O.-Emii lame,
a hermit for q dozen years la CANYON In
Beaver county, No NAME Land, was
found FROZEN TO death In bis rude hut
yesterday, A Catholic crucinx was
claspcd tightly IN one hand, II roenry IN
the other.
Winnipeg, Dec. GA dispatch from
Regina, \. w. r., says tho house oil
william Thompson, farmer. burned
yesterday morning, the inmates barely
escaping In their night clothes. Mrs.
Thompson aud her two children were
badly burned. one child died shortly ai.
ter being taken from the house.
piitsburg, Kaa., Dec, 30 Fredericl,
Truser, an old resident Of Pitisburg,
was found ina suowdriit just outside
ofiown almost frozen to death and sur
icring from severe bruises and cuts that
covered bis head. lie is unable 10 tell
how he was injured. Il is evidently a
case Of holdup. Trusier may die.
Des Moines, Iowa, Dec 20.-Jaoob
Shane, Of Coon Rapids, was slugred by
highwaymen here and robbed Of q draft
Tor $4,000 on the First National bank Of
Chicogo and 5000 In notes payable to
himself. In another purse which the
thugs did notget he had $685. 900 In notes
and daits, payable 10 himself.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
SATURDAY,. December goth


Colorado's Secretary Of State IL nc.
cusod Of bribery.
Ex-senator james q. Fair died sud.
dculy at San Francisco, leaving an e..
tate valued at tiO,O00,OOO.
Treasurer stolen OF Santa Rosa county
Cal. was robbed oits, 900 and imprisoned
IN vault for eight hours.
Foriy.one persons were burned "a
death, live Others likely to die and six.
teen injured ~ Silver Lake, Lake county,
Oregon, at a Christmas gathering.
Dcadwood, s. d., dec. ~. Two Sticks
the Sioux Indian, sentenced Tor leading
participation In tho murder Of four COW
boys FEBRUARY 2, 1872, was hanged at 4,
o'clock by United States Marshal Pcmil
Ter, In the presence OF lity people. n,
died easily and quickly.
New York, Dec, 2s.-A special to
morning paper from Buffalo, n. v, says
Fire destroyed the thrce-story hricl
block At the northeast corner Of Broadwa'
aud Fillmore avenue. The loss vii
reach $4,000. Owing to frozen hy
drAnts It was thirty minutes before the
ifemen could, turn s.vam on ih'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

A happy New Year to Tnr TuEs.
The wsnship roller mill was frozen M
for a few days last week, but is nov run.
ming again.
Mrs. Thomas bates Is still very sick
Mr.. Barue, Rigby's children ARE i'm.
proving slowly.
Miss Lizzie Gibson Of Salt Lake has
been out visiting with her sister, Mrs.
George W. Young. She returned on the
3rd.
A birthday surprise was gotten up on
AIRS. T.. Il. Young BY her children on
the 97th. All the family aud few
irissds were present and an enjoyable
time was had. All wished Mrs. Young
mann iabps seiams 81 The day.
New Year. day was spent very
quietly. The children were given a
dance In Young, Social Hall In the
afternoon. There was none In the even.
ing. Most Of the young people vent to
the Roekport dance.
At the dance In Young's Hall on New
Nenr's eve - number OF young bloods
after dancing part Of the evening and
before getting numbers, organized a
strike 10 set the price Of the tickets,
which they failed In doing. They we're
politely told that II they did not choose
to pay they need not dance. After
hanging around fer time aud trying TO
persuade Others 10 leave the dance 20 No
To break Il mp, and ANNOYING those who
wanted 10 dance, they finally got their
partners aud left. Boys, YOU must get
YOUR tickets before dancing another
time aud ifyon think the price ia too
high, maybe someone will give you a
number. But don't wait until the dance
Is part over and then try to break It mp.
II il not right,
Mrs. NJ. A. Williams returned to Salt
Lake on the 3rl to resume her studies
under Mrs. Doctor Ship,
There il talk Of having minstrel
troup here Ia the near future.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
NO. At

built big FIRE. locked the children us
and came To town. when ,hs mother
came home she found only the ashes and
the eharred rsmsins Of the children.
The Dslavan House al Albany. n. y
was burned. Two guests will die and =
third has lost her reason a. the result %
injuries. Two Others were hurt.
Laperis. Ind. Dec. so--Jshn II. Bslu
Of this city, who mysierisuuly dissp-
peared from South Chicago December
2lst, and who vas thought 10 have be.r
murdered. returned home late las, nigh,
much 10 the Joy Of his family, who we're
mourning him as dead. lie can give no.
satisfactory reasons for his movements
lie said he had been to Salt Lake Civ
Utah, where he once lived. lie had lust
recovered from sickness, md \ 4.
thought he was suffering from temporary
alteration.
London. Dec. 30.-seyere weather Ia.
prevailed throughout Great Bri,iaw
since Saturday, the heavy yale being
accompanied by hail and snow, render
ing navigation along tho coasts both,
difficult and dangerous. Al vessels
tina, could do 90 made for hayens Of
shelter Some Of them, however. did
not succeed In reaching port, but we're
wrecked when almost in sight OF safety
This was the case Of the British bark
Disco" Captain Boegs, which sailed
irom Talial, August 18th for Arbrossan.
She made the long voyage safely until
this morning, when she was wrecked ON
the liolyhcad brcakwa,er and every soul
on board Of her, tweniy.iour In all, were
drowned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
rusaday, Januar, &c

Renewed earthquakes reported At Reg.
gio ID Calabria and Messina, Italy.
Maric burroughs, the ncircss, was mar.
ried secretly to G. W. Currisr Of Law
renee, Mass, and has retired from the
stage.
After being detained fourteen DAYS "A
the quarantine station a. Chester. the
sleerage passengers Of tho steamship
Southwark" have been released.
General John y. Dennis, formerly Can.
tain, Major and Licuiennnt.Co Colonel Of
the seventh Connecticut regiments In
the eiyil war \ dead.
coapersiown, Dec. Si.-MIss susan
fennimorc Cooper. daughter Of Jamor
Fennimore Cooper Of New York state.
died today Of appOplexy in her SIND
year
Chicago, Dec. 3l.-Mrs. Emma GHling-
ham Bosiwick, one Of tho best known
western SINCERE, died last night, at Nor
risiow... M She was born IN Philadel-
phia In 1914.
II IL regarded az certain tho collier
Napoleon !, !" and the fishing steamer
"Norsoc" foundered during the recent
gale with the loss Of the iwonty.nve ner-
sons on both vessels.
There were two deaths and one new
smallpox case In Washington yesterday.
Joseph bnnnon and william Green. col
ored men, were the victims Of the chi
deinic. Both were buried In the poticrs
field.
A freight train on the Northern Pa
cite struck repairing train at Castle
Rock. Fireman II. w. Joics Jumped
from the freight int a guleh twenty
feet deep and was Instantly killed. No
one else was injured.
birmingham, Ala., Dee. aI.--At LIv.
ingslon, Ala, two masked robbers
boarded the souihbound express No. 3
on the Alabama Great southern, which
left here a. 500 p. n., and robbed the
express car Of M yaluables.
Topeka, Kan, Dec. 81. The :celebrat-
ed Patton murder ease, In which An
derson Gray. farmer. was convicted Of
murder and sentenced to hang Tor hyp-
nothing farmer and causing him to
murder Patton, has been appealed 10 the
supreme court, dray'a attorneys elsin-
Ing that they have found enough errora
to reverse the case.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
coALvnLE FRIDAY ! 1905

Oakley, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Stevens.
New Years day paced oGquieily and
pleasantly. Ths dance in the evening
was WILL attended and enjoyed by all.
Miss Tillie Eldredgs Of Coalville IL
visiting At her grsHdiather's, W. H..
Stalker.
Frank Vernon aud family are down
from their ranch In Weber canyon 10
spend few days with relatives and
friends.
f. NJ. Stalker left here for Logan on
the End, whore he will attend school
during the winter.
John Hortin wa, on the the sick list
for several days, but Ia around again.
Mr.. Robert siddoway 10 on IN. ,iek
litt.
George Gibbons aud family aud
Hyrum Homer and family spent Jan.
uary LIST with Mrs. Gibbons.
Nathaniel Stalker and wife Of Oakley
speni New Years with his parents.
J. NJ. Smith. who has been absent
during the summer, returned home
few days since.
Alfred q. Stembridgc left on Monday
last for Deep Creek mining district.
Joseph and Worthy uibbons have gone
to Park CITY where they expect to spend
the winter.
Mr.. James Maln returned on Thurs.
day TO his home In salt Lake City.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

The Misses Ethel shurtliG, Florence
littledeld, Edna Webb and Florence
Crompton Of Ogden spent the holidays
In Morgan.
Quite a number Of. our Young people
attended the mask ball In Echo New
Years eve, and report having had a
fine time.
Miss Emma Lyon returned home from
Salt Lake New Years day.
Richard Fry has been appointed meat
inspector for Morgan county.
Miss Lydia Bull came down from
Evanston To spend the holidays with
her mother.
Arthur Francis was laid up with neu-
ralgia last week, but At this writing we
hardly think Il will be- necessary 10
amputate his face.
Mrs. James Hopkin Of Echo is spend.
Ing few days in Morgan with her par
onts.
Miss Amelia West slipped and fell on
the depot platform Christmas night and
broke her left arm atthe wrist. She
went to Ogden next day and had the in
iured member Sc, and is now getting
along nicely.
Bert Gibby II doing the isnsorial act,
and QUE shop IL no longer defunct.
Company 81" Of the q. n. G.. Of Nor.
gan and the Peterson Auxiliary,n were
both out for a sleighride and dress par
AIDE New Years day. 1t was tho inten.
ton Of the regulars to make tour Of the
county, but the ammunition in their
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

There was a brilliant gathering At the
White House New Years reception.
All Of the forty dead At silver Lake
were buried in one grave.
John NJ. Thurs,on was nominated for
Senator Of Nebraska by the Republican
caucus
The reliance eleven At san Francisco
slugged The Chicago University team
and won by TOO.
Additionaidotails from reliable sources
show 10000 Arinenians we're mas.acred
by Turkish soldiers.
Morton isinaugurated Governor oiNew
York and Strong succeeds Gilroy as
Mayor Of New YORK City.
Carson, New, jan. III. A. llantoon.
the Treasurer Of Lyon county, commit
tod suicide last night at his home in
DAYTON by shooting himself through the
head, lie was short over 5000 OF
county money, but so. L. W. money
left in his care IL an right. lie left let.
tiers explaining his action.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
nAKLEN

Mr.. aud Mr-. C. +. waterssn Of
Bennington are here visiting friends
and relatives.
William Reynolds and wife Of Rock
port speat New Years in Oakley.
Nels johnson Of wanship was seen
sleighriding with his best girl on New
Years day.
Miss Sarah Wilkerson Of reoa WAS in
town yesterday.
Miss Riah Horton Of Roekport il at
W. II. stevens's helping to make
Georges wedding dress.
Mrs. Becca Beecroit Of Park Civ IL
visiting friends and relatives here.
G. $. Work returned from Salt Lake
and resumes labor in the schoolroom
to-day. Wednesday.
The childrena' dance was so crowded
that some OF the little fellows did not
enjoy themselves. A.. D. Richards and
J. l.. Frazier furnished the music.
A number Of the hamas yonnF people
happily surprised Mr.. W. II. Stevens
family ON New Years eve. The even
ing was spent in playing cards, songs,
reciiaiions, etc. About - o'clock lunch
was served and the young people again
joined 10 their merrmont until New
Years morn, when, after wishing all a
happy New Year, they wended their
wnv homo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
TELEGRARHlC.

II D vmy hol when damp.

Thursday. January ard
All Europe is barred to American
meats.
Great suffering u reported in the
Cherokee strip.
National finances arc drifting toward
bimeisllism.
John Burns has a great audience In
Fancull Hall, Boston.
There was great rush to get wooden
goods ONT Of bond under the new dutie..
southern States come to the rescue Of
Nehaska's destitute with carloads Of
corn.
horion's message recommends radical
reforms 10 New York State aud City.
The national debt statement shows
heavy increase Of indebinoss and de.
dclenry Ia revenues.
Nose Elliott has been arrested on sur.
picion Of Having murdered cx-rroasurer
Barrett Scott Of Holt county, Nebraska.
Florence, Colo, Jan. 2.-The richest
strike ever made In the Florence oil
fields has bsen made by the United OH
Company at Coal Creek. two miles
from this city. The flow Of oil has q
hiiy'pound pressure, while a. other
wells here the pressure II only nine
ounces The new well IL said 10 be the
equal of any in pennsylyania.
Washington, Jan. 2.-Colonel q. O..
Chandler, assistant quarternaster- gen.
eral, has been placed on the retired list.
San Francisco, Jan. 2.-Jemes II. Wal.
ker, who made in the mines millions
which he subsequently lost In eastern
speculation, is dying.
New York, Jan. 2.-John q. Berqamini.
aged 80, and HE wife, Kate, aged 70. were
found asphySiaicd by gas last night In
their room in the basement OF 20 LEROY
street.
Douglass Ga, Jan. Eight negroes
were burned 10 death day or two ngo,
at Philips mill, this county, in q house
which accidentally caught IRE. An but
one of the victims were children.
Guthrie o. TIA dispatch to United
slales marshall Nix states thar peputy
marshalI Williams aud posse lsttled
with outlawsin Washinta county and
killed Bob Moore aud George East Two
old offenders.
FLAGSTAFF Ariz', san. 2.-The eighteen
Moqui Indians who we're responsible or
the recent disturbances on the res.r,n.
ton, left Fort wngate today under
charge OF Lieutenant Brainard and A
SOUND of soldiers for San Franeises
The newly-olected officials Of Carbon
county are IN bad tx. They are an.
aole 20 qu"''y' because no probate Judge
has been appointed Tor that county
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04
UrION.

A. the school meetisg here on Mon.
day night, q special school tar OF a Of 1
per cent va, vs,ed. by majority Of -
Di.
A grand wedding reception was held
At the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. FrAnk
Clark OF Upton on New Years day, the
occasion being the wedding reception Of
Thomas Y. Judd Of Hoy t.ville and Mrs
Emma Clark Of Upton. II vas a very
pleasant gathering, and none looked
more pleasant that the bridegroom and
bride. She was nttired In an elegant
blue silk dress, white lace trimming
aud orange blossoms. Ats p. m. re-
Treatments we're served 10y Mr.. Frank
Clark. mother Of the bride. and Miss
Marina Judd Of Upton. Miss Emma and
Title Judd Of louisville. Quite
number Of wedding gifts were presented
TO the happy pair. At sp, m. the party
repaired to the school house to spend
the balance Of the evening In dancing
and other amusements. A number Of
Young people from Coalyillc aud Spring
Hollow were present. Those present
out side of the family were Nir and Mrs.
james Judd, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Randall, Dir. and Mr.. Thomas Fewkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Meadows, Mr.. aud nr,.
Herbert CLARK. Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Robinson, Mr.. and MIR Abraham
HUFF. Of Spanish Fork, Mrs. John 30.
men, Mrs. Thomas Ruslton, Miss Emma
and Tillic Judd, and William Judd, all
Of Iloytsvillr, Mis- Eliza Huffman, Rosa
Boyer, Bertha and Mary ann Powell Of
Upton, and many othcrs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

Miss ilu'da Francis, who has been
living for some time with Mrs. llirst Of
Ogden, has returned home and intends
going to school the rsmaiRder Of the
winter.
Mr.. II. 4. Transaau gave an Interest.
ing lecture to the y. NJ. NJ. /. A. on
Sunday evening last.
The Misses Hrs. Of Ogden City At.
tended services here on Sunday.
The pupils eiMri PC, Evans did
theme .ss%.sl .,... proud !. S.h,sy &c
Much credit is due Mr.. Evans for the
efficient manner In which they we're
drilled.
llcnoicr boasts OF a veteran In the
person of Old Lady Jane Brewer. 'Sho
will celebrate her a3rd birthday on
Sunday January O, 1895. She IL quite
feeble but possessed Of all her faculties.
She spent about ii,y.siy years In married
life and has outliyed her second husband
about sixteen years. She came 10 this
country with the Hand Cart Company"
In 1867, and had to Ia.s through some
hard scenes connected with these early
DAYS. This short sketch h sent at the
request Of several friends who wish her
Joy and comfort in her old nge and
declining years.
Messre II. A. Jones aud James Fowler
will preach at Echo on the Oh. so
are invited 10 attend.
New Years was spent Ia dancing and
exercises here. Nothing occurred to
mar tie peace Of our people and al ex-
pressed themselves ~ having had a
good time.
Miss Bradford Of Corinno who has
spent several weeks with her parents
here, returned home on the 2nd.
Mr.. Friedrich stephens Of Salt Lake
spent New Years In Heneisr. -.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

A Sacramento couple were murdered
by robbers.
San Francisco, Dee, S0.-john Smith
and bis bride Of week were found dead
in red thi' morning, asphyxiated by
gao. j. % presumed thoy failed 90 turn
Oh Che gas properly urou retiring.
UNew Ayuga, Mich, Dec. 80 Charles
White and bio six-yearold sou were
cromated by the burning OF their dwell
jug this morning. Ills wife and chill.
drsu bad escaped and White could have
done 20, but persisted ih trying to save
tho other child, Who was on an upper
door.
Rome, Ga, Dee, 30.-rhree children Of
Mrs.. Viola Kept we're burned to death
last night. Their mother loft thom la
charge Of Dora Williams a cousin, who
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

canlecns rau out when they reached
Millen. a"d they ,ouId ~ 10 farther.
TIE "reierron Auxiliary" however.
we're able 10 make the rounds, and gave
very hne dress parade and exhibition
drill on Commercial sirsct here In Mm
gan. They made a very line display.
indeed. We hope tho regular. will soon
be ahle TO make As god showing.
Henry John,sn aud Miss Emma
Simmons we're married last Wednesday.
and together with Mr.. aud Mrs. Gcorec
Tngxert went to Sal; Lake. where they
all went through the Tenple.
Miss Katie Morse d. back IN Morgan
after visit with iricnd, 10 Harrington
and Kaysville
The many friend, Of David Reck will
be pleased 10 learn Of lii safe arrival
at Market Lake, Ida. Ills mys,erious
disappearance Is nov explained.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

The New Year came in with many
bright hopes for the future.
The festivities during the holiday.
were very enjoyable.
The dance on New Years night WAS
the most enjoyable affair Of the season.
Frank Maxwell left Pcoa on wsdnes.
day morning for Montana, where he l.
employed by the Letter Mining Com.
pany.
The James Wheeler string band re-.
turned home the last Of the week. They
are from wasatch county, and their
music was highly appreciated here. Mr..
Wheeler lived Ia reoa some twenty-five
or thirty years ago.
Miss Hannah Bates Of Park City spent
the holiday season with relatives aud
friends here, and Of which the young
lady has hest.
A little babe Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Maxwell has been quite III for the past
few days.
Mr.. George Green Of Menah, Idaho,
who has been visiting with friends here,
was down with the rheumatism few
days ago and IL not able 10 turn IN bed
without aid. George and his brother
Gilbert have been attending college a.
Logan and come here TO spind the holi.
day season. 1t is to be hoped that he
VIII soon be able 10 return to his studies.
In the meantime he Ia receiving the
best OF care while here,
From the way events are shaping n
IL very likely that We may have to
chronicle a wedding or two before "
very long. We editor shall have some
OF the cake, i've got any. But NUNS
the worl until The hay thereof by slc.
cial request.
Bishop WALKER and his wife had
large party OF lricuds take dinner with
them "a New Years day.
\ nu,sbcr Of young men from Kamss
were In attendance at the dance on the
evening Of the lst. Their best girl lives
here. Soe7
Only one department Of the district
school, that Of Mr.. Hayes, started NJ
ON "wednesday. The primary depart
mcnt will resume IT, sessions in due
time.
For school supplies, az salt Lake prices.
30 TO the rosioaice stere, aud patronile
home industry.
Postuilicc money orders are the cheap.
est aud safest way 10 send money. The
Pcoa Office issues and pays money orders.
Ju-t make note Of this.
Niles Maud Marchant came over from
the Park to spend the holidays with her
parents. The young lady returned to
the Park on Wednesday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

The following formula for Kidding
farms Of the pesky gophersis handed Us
by David Moore. and r. Il is both simple
and cheap, our farmers should cut Il ont
and try IL:
Make quart oiihin batter from equal
parts Of corn meal and wheat fleur, add
] inch Of aslick Of phosphorus. Mix
batter and add phosphorus aiierWard.
Put little Of this mixture on stick
and shove Il into the hole occupied by
the squirrel.
As phosphorus igniies very readily,
!, should he kept In water under ground
e proven; 4 from catching nrp. II
should Aiso b handfcd WIZ Sticks. 40
" " vmy hot when damn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-04

trHS THEs's correspondents are
earnestly requested to get their letters to
this office not later than Thursday
morning Of each week, as 1t 10 a great
Inconvenience and sometimes an i'm.
possibility TO handle matter that arrives
later than this ate.-ED.l