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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07
Central VT. Railroad
EASTERN" STANDARD TINE.
Grains will leave Middleburv asfoIlows
COMMENCING NOV. ~, 1895
GOING NORTH AND WEST.

0.Ol q ~ NIGHT EXPRESS iron
O'AA q LII New Yorf and Boston foi
Montreal, Ogd sOurg, OF
tawa n, West. Sleep
ing ca daily, sunday in.
Guided - New York to
Montref !, Troy; a. d
daily, eXcep sunday, BOs
too u Mon real.
OK ~ LOCAL EXPRESS-fo' Bm
O'fO q LII lington. ST. Adams. Rouses
Point, Richtcrd, Waterbury
and Montpelier
0.1O EXPRESS MAIL, IRON
~. ~ p LII New Londor Troy,
Albany, Springfield and
Boston tor burlington
Richtord, Montreal, Og
densburg Wagner car, Es-
sex Junction 10 Montreal.
SAG p M Xxx. 1,6an1 lrG 'as T rev.
Boston, Springfield and
all Sew England points,
tor 81. Adams and Mon
treal. Wagner paTlor car
to Montreal. Connecting
at ST. Adams with Pull
man sleeper tor Chicago
without change. Due
Chicago 300 p. m next
night.
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
OK ~ EXPRESS MAIL. for Bos.
O.tO q LII ton, Worcester, New Lon
don, 81 ringdeld anO New
York; also Troy, Alba, )
and New York.
1854 p m E Ei6aHy tor SnG f"f NS% TTGGE
Boston, Wo cester, Spring
field and New York. Wag
ner parl cars to BOs
ton and New York.
I.In ~ PASSENGER for Rutland
Il. ~ + LII and Intermediate stations.
O.IO ~ MIXED, tor Rutland and
O.tO n LII intermediate stations,
1923 p msn Sh and fhi nttrmsdis at s sa
lions, also Tor Tro' All a
ny, New York and Boston
Steering cars through t.
New York and Boston
Runs daily Sun days includ
ed Montreal 80 New Yorl
via Troy, and daily excep
Sunday Montreal to BOs
ton.
ADDISON RAILROAD.
ooIne South-7;3o a m-Mi1ei train
leaves Ticonderoga for Leicester Junction, a
irving s.55.
Going North-6:3o p m-MiHed trail
leaves Leicester Junction, arriving atIiCoi
deroga 100.
~ Through Ticketsfor Chicago and the
OF sale at the principal stations.
F. W. BALDWIN,
General superintendent.
S. W. CUMMINGS,
General Passenger Agent.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07

GLOW do you get along with your bioy-
clct"
"Well," replied the truthful young
man, sometimes one way and sometimes
another. Sometimes the bicycle rides ne
and once in awhile l ride the bicycle"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07

What bird is shown in the center of the
picture? You may find out by the initial
letters of the objects surrounding it, when
placed one under the other in proper order
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07

No. letter Enigma Ice-pond q sec
"p" on "d'D.
No S.-ShakeSpearean Enigma: Good
wax, thy leave. Blest be you bees that
make these locks of counsell" Imogen.
No. 9.-EAsY Diamonds:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07
.9:S7I.;}'E|l
for Infants and Children.
MOTHERS, Do You Know that rarsoue
HvM Batemans Greys
for Infants and Children.
MOTHERS, Do You Know

NWM Batemans Drops
o are omp opum morphine
Do You Know that morphine
Do You Know that
without labelling
Do You Know that
s comp edi
Do Yon Know that CasOia vegetable
ingredients published every
Do You
That has been for nearly sold
den combine
Do You Know
o
Castoria themi
DO
because Castor had benprov ntob absolutely
average doses 35
Do You children
VI N ha mi haveun noken retr
Well these things
r. :s.: mil II Iz1h4z1zW s :: ss:s1
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07

No. 14.-Prefxes and Suffixes: K-in-k,
yearly, spar-s, Sights spores, twist,
s-teams, y-east-y, s-late-s, swings.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07

No. Misconceptions: S-H ore, COAT,
court, min D-ing-HOOD.
No. ll.-Piotured Diamond: b, tea,
berry, ark, y.
No. 12.-Charade: Child-like.
No. ia Pentagon:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-07
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON VI, FIRST QUARTER, lNTEC-
NATIONAL SzRlIJ, FED. Q.

Text of the Lesson, Luke vi, 41-49-Mem-
DRY Verses, 41-40- Golden Text, Luke VI,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

" OF KNOW THAT THERE is MOTH
ING under the sun, but all things
have not been Notwithstanding that
viii keep your hair clean OF dandruf and
s'oF b. F. JACKSON.
Chamber OF Commerce Barber-Shop
5a2-lts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

rs,tsIatton' and signed Attorney. OAK
No. Va In which Attorney says .'i-t
an act appearing on page AZ OF the as
of lS'c:-'9I amending secuohS 80
H. verbatim transcript OF ines
sections as they appear III .no
Goo Attorney" is correct as TO sec,
,sono c-1 6,g and Coo. but sections 10
and a-B. o. amended in Acts OF la'.,- -
are not verbatim Transcripts o.
sections as they appear III w '-e,,,l.,.
,eenecffulv officially inform Attolhes
80, .tthofi~h sections 80, GJi. ana 'tp
a. Ais 81 Is..-'.A are verbatim Udh-
scrinfs OF these sections as 'lts -.
~ The Code. that these seelio,,s ~. ~
amended by an act apploFs,e 10, .'.Dn@,tlinc
said AZ, az iSsg-90. should nave con
tanned verbatim Transcripts o. ~.
GO Gs3 and GEO OF the Code. a.. Ut
dofiflcss inttn leG 10 rc-enaci '!it'i -,
they appeared in the Code pIloI ~ 'i''''
being amended IN les'-;p. .,.os ir TIL
Times ,. The eth instant that Ml. an -
dan (of the Senate introduced hll ~
amend section IW Of the toue' 20 a.. a.
allow iOurtn-ei ASS Dct - ~. l-iN ~ ,,.'f.
Acts OF 1sg3-9i nc viii see tlat ~ -.1r,,i.i
/ already such a law. 'Att9rhrs III
| no. have seen Senator icIeah ~
/ which is 10 amend section i,f o. lne ~ -
as amended by act OF ISL w. ~ 49,, ea
! Include the words cor school trustees, ~
as TO allow school trustees TO a'' a. ''O'''
section - Of the Constitution OF Eir-
e.inia saws. mo law shall Zee II, ~,
| or amended with reference 20 nus 49,
! but the act revived or the secu1n ~, a.,
ed shall be re-ena,cted enc ei O''''7''
i'"7'''' J. BELL BIGGER,
e II d and j. Of II. OF a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
1ho r,yclr,h.Sfreei Wster-Towor.

To the Editor Of The Times. ...,..
Sir-A knowledge Of the ia" OF titl i.o
lion Is Inherent with man ana n-a.t'
The newborn babe will hold on lot nm
mes bv one hand IN instructive on 60 ~
falling. The o'possuIn, that alnuSt ~ an
less marsupcal. the cohuectii- hliN
tween the oviporous ana 'il ipD,,~~ caiis
mills. when pursued by The hunter, Seli14
mon tooth. tOe-nail, and pfthehsue TAN
10 save him from the imDendins III
4 certain disciple of Sir isaac Nsiton'
whose peculiar views upon lnt -7N
tonian theory havs been pJec.i -,
ridicule would hardly CSpeft lo ni,-
nshing-line which b. I'd ,os1 e-6.
Navo's bridge trying ID ci"np '"o "--'
ladder at Bosners Dam. .,.<.f,i.e
N has been left for our city autno. ,,.s
TO make a costly experiment 10 ,0' ,,,,,
truth If the axiom, aver VII t,~, 1
mn hill" But we snOuld hot vyni- ~
wrestling with Water-gas as pei w. li.l.
IN eav rothlng about coke, tar, ana o9a
when these questions have been setiled
they VIII find time TO stuHy 80 i-nov,
mics. ana leave what the Egypuans Ni nv,
a. ne time of herodotus about the Jub-
Tbat il has been running down. no1 lD
hin from the mountains 10 W S,,'t or,-
torrents. since the creation w'hoIe .'..
din,inution I'm the supply that az oLe
tir~e heat it's lower stratum ana IL o..
once rises 10 Che surface, at aHo.,,.
/ heat the Lflllt. ST. tttN''i ar
diatelv sinks to the bottom. mat II IN
sists upon pressing downward a'lt ife
| ward and siGewise equally =. auL az 49,, ,,,
sane sane time. that the smaiiests amount
of water may be made to balance IN. tie
SeaV,est weight: that IT'S stealthy way, wave
of translation has caused suits LOT ,,oi, nea1 2
| damages TO be Instituted lhey WI I,a' ,
| &C., sometimes II settles ana sometimes u
DON'T ana that the Richmond water Is a., 9I
w., @don't'' variety They may possipi,
learn of the tides and the Gun stream n, a,
,~saf Virginian. the author of the pny
Seal geography of the sea. has noi Eve we,
fo see the frame erection on IweiLth am
| Broad. - zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

loct fun and reliable data as to tho read
lava Of other States. the general ana
special laws OF this State and the con-
ditions existing in this state, IN orcor
that they might be able TO lay this III
formation before the present Leslsia-
,uro AZ a basis for intelligent legislation
Bv systematic distribution Of literature.
tho attention OF the people has been
drawn to this question as never BEFORE
and when the members q the present
LEGISLATURE were nominated many OF
The nominating conventions placed III
their platforms demand for a sooi-foau
law.
The bin which has been presented by
the Good-Roads Association is not Inc
result OF the labor or judgment OF one
man. AT a Good-Roads Convention held IN
this city in october last composed Of
nearly two hundred Of the most ih'eli-
gent mon of the State, representing every
section and every interest, and absolutely
unbiased by any political considerations
the general provisions Of this bin were
discussed for one whole day and were
odontod almost unanimously. The biz
has been carefully considered BY a COM
mittee OF ten intelligent men. represent
in, all sections and different interests
and II has met with the unqualified en-
( Srscmcn; Of the road experts Of this
and other States. We question If any
piece OF legislation ever presented to the
LEGISLATURE of Virginia has been more
carefully considered by men VINO nave
been so completely and exclusively moved
bv their interest in the general pros
perity of the State.
We will from time To- time as this
bill is being considered. call attention ''
some Of its most important features an'
in the mean time we commend it 10 the
careful study of al those who are IN
terested in the subject of road improve
| r1sut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

Colonel John p. Irish, the distinguished
California journalist was at the AiIinS-
ION. i'm Washington city. last week ana
ne made the following remarks &c d news
paper reporter:
.lt is wonderful now history keeps re-
,,raffne itself. Here VIC nave inc wv"
administrations of Jackson ands CieNe,
land. and they parallel each olher d"
the way through. For his dossen 'e'ef-
,,,iration 10 establish an independent
Treasury and TO TO put the hnaicos
ON q spccie basis. Andrew Jackson was
denounced throughout the length ana
breadfh of the land; the newspapers re-
vjlcd him. and he was repeatedly Duih1
i'm cgiev. I'm the Senate Mr.. Calhoun
denounced him as a common tmei, piiiei-
ing the public purse.
..Yet he not only carried out his plans
ant was strong enough TO name iiS
successor. and 10 project the poilclss ne
had inaugurated far into the futufe' MI
cleveland started ont In the face OF in
tense opuosition TO make radical chanse
i'm cur revenue system. by revising the
| tariff down instead Of up. WIN inc
! same iron determination that marked
| old Hickory he persevered IN that dlrec-
| lion and the whole world knows the
result. Now. he Is equally resolute 10
maintain the financial integrity Of the
1 Government. and nobody believes 70 VIII
be DEGRADED as long as Grover Cleveland
| is President For this, too, he has
undergone oceans Of abuse. and the pub
! lie press has rcviled him, Just as it
| did Andrew Jackson.
! ssFor my part. 7 would not be surnrired
| 10 see the parallel carried on stll FUR
| thor. ] would not he surprised 70 see
| Mr. Cleveland name the man who VIII
succeed him, and his ideas carried out
through the succeeding administration
7 have no idea who this man might be-
hut n he is fashioned after the manner
te present occupant Of the White
the country will want him"
are very sensible observations
r. Cieveland's connection viti
went no further than a desire
TT to name the next Demo
zee. we should think The
" was getting out of tn
Vt present threatens I
deed Whoever Mr.
ke feel confident h'
Cold-standard man
krm in his convic
ne can shut on
\,rywhere else
rch toward
the publ
Ahicr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

fea- Mr.. Cleveland has done no'n'ns
Of the kind: he contents himself oy ihson
ing the Monroe doctrine. ana the o'e
matte assertion that the integrity o! o"'
institutions Is menaced by Engianu. ~"
there would be danger TO US Tor lhe ooun.
Jar;ss ~ british Guiana to be extended or
contracted a few miles east or west ne
does not say.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

Tue ,,stfent= have been received this
week at the Home for lncurahles- MI.
Morris a man from Farmviie' VINO rs
suffering with locomotor- ataNia' artlNtu
~ ,.oi,no girl from Highland county ar
rived This.is the case which has Great
Ell so much interest and for whom ne
silver ten was given about two weeks
ago The patient has been paralyze'
since infancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
wEpNEsoAY. JANUARY o. 1886.
re-. oA,,s MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

s,<,sge % o. r.. Schiller Hall
S.'.srt To,mcil. \. l.. OF H., Powell
Hall 1900 L ord l. of
Martha washington Lodge H. an" L. %
III. ecs north Fifth street. ,.-,.,. IN
richmond Council Chosen Frien"s' LII
let's Hail. ., u c-r-Fol-
Richmond Lodge q - T. w.
lows Hal. r,,o,,,s Hall
ssonnsnvl x. First RceimenL AImoiE ~,
ss,rlia beneficial and Social Society Zen
Mural hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
MIS- roOD1,E's FORESIGHT.

He relies on the letter OF the Monroe
doctrina witholt reference to the reason
on which 1t was based. II has no appil-
cation to any existing condition OF anairs.
and is as much out OF date as musAet
-, ,,as fired at Bunker Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22

ffA mos, defiant attitude that BALD
BE, ,.ce he's taken in this state is the
W. a. TO Illustrate the removal from
4 f,sate-book Of the law under which
.ao.s5ia county has been made
II, III The nostrils Of Virginia ana oil
s4ss,.c, OF Columbia. There is no
slrtns of the purpose 20 continue
ia Snsiness at the same places, n"i
= t,sssion is offered, the tender
hat there shaa' be no racins III
NJ selling. Of pools during more
snths/of the year at the Vari-
EM. The plan is however
\eep up pool-selling' but TO
kus throughout the State
AZ Of it.. as IL were, cstao-
ide il. as the old circuit
ind to preach the gospel.
RS are not content with
plague spots, st. Asaph
Island. they want them
e-course can be laid or,
tincs of fifteen days each,
Ist and November lst' d
of events will no doubt
hat no time will be lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-22
RacE-rRAch CLIMBING.
"AII Honor to 1he Times" Says the lie
iiSious Herald.


Tho pe6oious Herald, under the caption
of .Race-Track Gambling III us lssDe
of to-day, VIII say:
How can "a good citizen adEocait,Gi ~
DEFEND ORGANIZED. professional sdAoIi.-r
IL rs freely admitted ON '-t i -;,i,s sre
..puOi-seling' ana hoos' -,i''', go
,t,fhiYa. more nor less IMAM -lo.tAaIo-."t
esrnbliuc The LOUISIANA LOtlti! wa ilo'
more distinctly gAuuinb imam dlc M,
pracIic.s, OF which our @oi-c-Il "i o. 90 t1
rteties seek 10 remain the patrons D-'t
ans, reputaDle citizen undertake 10 oel'.iu
or advocate the LOTTERY! We unuci .aN I
10 saw mat IN many respects thc ~ =
was not "a whit more onJec'loii.'lD'0 '-.
are these vicious ana coiiuvN"h ~
ttrcg which have been Shelteiru uli-,
fhe protecting wing OF our agriculture al
0Ieaveu save the markJ n2clrtea
In fine neht which sir. Maupln, MainIy
seconded 10y others, mas tHddr ~
.bnufiOn OF This privilege or pIottc'll-
,.',.-eiorei nambling. very little help mas
Teen rendered by the secular press. -" q.
rule. they have either beeh sl,u. .. -.
opeulv hostile, or willing. 10 SUI. 49,. ~,
a. Inc gamblers and their fritnds "lt""ft
Vri~d "a sLot. There ls certainly one
honorable exception 10 this RUE. nc
pirhmond Times, CT this city, IN us issue
OF the 18th instant, SPEAKS out III '''-
frank ana staiwart iasnloh.
THE AlAUPIN ANTI-GAMBLlNG BILL
"The progress which the Maupln anu
gambling Dill mas lldut liil bN5lAi t'
mittee, and the favor win "hlch /. i' .1,
been received in the House, IS most 'ii-
cOuraging 10 every lover OF sOoI H mo- .-'1
throughout the state. Inc lhuledhv.i'
are that the bill VIII be passed ~ l.'
House. but its pam through lhe SCH l.-. ~
viii be made as difficult ana as tlyao ~
| aus as the 'artful dodgers can Hiahc A.
| "'rhere is absolutely no JusNlhcalloh loi
the existing law, or any mOdlnci.loH 90
IL which contains btrinsic wee ANY law
Au,horizing poOl-seNlng anyhow or any
\here gives W the whole case OF enc
\ntary morality The plea on nehah OF
Ases is false, but n II were true "
\ld be utterly immaterlal compare
the irreparable injury 10 human
course we know there are abomi-
Ireatures VINO, Tor snal -Hai
VIII ruin men and women WIN
ation: bat 1t IS one thing 70
such deeds are done IN darA'
fear. but quite another thlHl
At similar depraNity IS pei2e
ublic ana DraZenly auNer
uthority Of law passed %,
x of Virginia.
gambling gang nave a.
any legislation, and tn
stands, ana goes on III
\ructiVe course with i'm
/ Will be, therefore, L
Y are. The only relic
nd IL should be passe'
MINES We are writ
the bill in the HoH
ether N rails thef
biz there. It fails d
be only 50 man
ME Oh the way I
LEGISLATURE iall
from the gam
sralely refuse
uch failure VI
IL will simul
stature TO "a
moment ,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-11
Re.utIfuI and u.eful Presents.

Look out for the finest display
of fancy and handmade articles
ever exhibited in the city, on Dec.
IA and 15, by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church in the John
son & Cruce building.
1t will be headquarters for all
who desire to make handsome
Christmas presents for a small
amount of money. There will be
a unique, interesting performance
on ca n of the above mentioned
evenings. Let all attend; don't
miss it. S-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-11
oAKDALE OUTINGS.

Special Corrcspoadcncc-
Christmas is coming and what viii
It bring7
Many a pleasant and gladdening
thing.
Meetings and greetings and innocent
mirth,
All that Is brightest and best on the
earth.
The weather is considerably
warmer than a few days agoA
but the cold spell was very
much appreciated, as a great
many wanted To kill hogs. they
We're growing larger all the
time, but the corn pens beauti-
fully less.
Mr.. James is shipping num-
bers of hogs and cattle almost
daily. He is also having his
residence completely remod-
eled.
Mr.. Allen has bought a beau
tiful pair of peafowls. just
hear him brag about them.
Mr.. Graves moved about
four miles from here last week
Miss Emma Berry is quite
sick with fever.
Some Holdergentlemen broke
their buggy double tree neal
here last Friday night, a little
boy happened to be in company
with those who helped then
out of their trouble. 1t was
very dark and they had to have
a lantern. This is what th'
small boy said in regard to th'
matter: II do love TO b.
around a lot of half drunkeI
fellows" why Toni 'Causl
they're so funny" Seei
i Mr.. Schaub how is it init d
flowers this winter.
Rev. Mansfield preached a
the south school house Sunda,
evening. The audience wa
small, among the few were Prot
and Mrs. Dunlap and Mis-
Riley.
Miss Taylor and the Misse
Crime visited Miss Lasie Barne
} yesterday afternoon.
= The ARDMoREITE andits man
; readers may hear from us agai
: about the last Of 80. w
{ would write better if we could
I but nature said we nevs
? should.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-11

In making the rounds today
the reporter dropped into Mr..
Redfeld's Office. He said he
had no startling information to
impart. but he would commend
the ARDMoREITE for calling at
tention to the worthy poor OF
our city.
by the way" he remarked,
a case Of it has just come un-
der my own observation. A
young lady about II years old
came into my Office and said
she had received notice to va
cate the house they were living
in because they could not pay
rent. With tears running down
her face she said her father left
over a month ago to hunt work,
leaving them penniless with a
sick mother and three small
children. They had not heard
from him and were worried.
She said she was anxious to
work at anything she could
do that was honest, but she
could not leave home on nc
count other sick mother. That
she had taken lessons and
could make garments and sew,
but it seemed impossible to get
anything to do. ! asked her il
she had any church connec-
tions. She said yes; they were
Baptists. / have known these
people seven years. and know
them to be just what they
claim" +"
so the reporter went away
sadder than when he came.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-12-11

/ will sell for the next thirty
days good cord wood at $1.50
per cord; will saw your cord
wood for so cents a cord, once
or twice, to suit your stoves or
fire place. Pile your wood up
on the opposite side of the alley
from you, or ten or twelve feet
from the fence outside, so as to
give the engine room to pass
between the wood and fence, so
that the short wood can be cas-
lily thrown inside when it is
sawed. Stove wood in quanti-
ties at a reduced price to suit
the hard times. If you haven't
bought your wood you will dc
well to see me before you make
a deal.
Ardmore Steam Wood Yard,
+. M. SNnDER, Prop,
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Card of Thanks.
secretary,

On behalf of the Christian Church
and the management of Ruth, F"
given last night at the opera house,
Mrs. @. M. Campbell wishes to re-
turn sincere thanks to each and
every one who so kindly assisted
To Prof. Brewer and his orchestra
our especial thanks are due for their
efficient aid, to Mrs. N. H. Mccoy,
whose untiring efforts made our en-
tertainment a success. To Mr.. Max
Munzesheimer, whose help we Sc
much needed, and to each and every
one who in any way gave us their
assistance.
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Feed and Grain.

| have opened in the old stand
Of T. Y. Morgan, on Main
street, a full line of all kinds of
feed stuffs, which l can furnish
at the lowest market prices.
Would be glad to have all par
ties in need of anything in my
line call and see me. Free de-
livery to any part of city.
72t J. W. YOUNG.
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To the LadIes end school chndrsn.

1.-The Confidential Clerk" will
be repeated again at matinee
next Saturday afternoon, al
2:30 o'clock sharp, especially
for your pleasure, and the un-
usual small price of 10 and IL
cents will be charged for ad,
mission. All of you come and
fill the house. For the benefit
of st. Phillips church.
I7-3t T. @. EVANS, Manager.
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HeaIdtOn Lodge. !. o. o. f.

At the last regular meeting of
Healdton lodge, l. o. o. F., the
following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
HI. G. Simral, Noble Grand
j. G.. Burrow, Vice Grand
Reelected, j. G.. German,
Treasurer; John C. Branigan,
secretary.