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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-16
John G. DREWRY,
"Grand Secretary.
IN THE MAYORS COURT.
John Morgan Asks His Honor to Send
Him Back to the Roads

iii
Mayor Russ yesterday morning dis
posed of the following cases:
Presley Hanna, (white), fined $7.25 for
disorderly conduct. He cursed Lonnie
Rogers, (white), because Rogers would
not pay him IS cents he claimed Rogers
owed him.
John Morgan was fined 1926 for dis
orderly conduct. Re wanted to whip
Ha title Powell, his mistress, for going to
dance Saturday night. John has been
in tie Work House almost continuously
for the last five months, and he asked
to be sent back yesterday, though he had
a job of work at the asylum.
Hattie Powell, the woman whom he
threatened to whip S, with the possible
exception of Lou Pagan, the biggest
nuisance in town. They are in the
Mayors court almost every morning
either as principals or witnesses in cases
of disorder, but they seldom, if ever,
tell the truth. They have been sent to
the roads times almost without number,
but it seems to do them no good.
Robert Matthews, the negro who
threatened to kill Emma Hope, alias
Fletcher, and caused her to alarm the
whole of East Raleigh with yells of
murder" Tuesday night, was fined So
and casts. Emma was discharged
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THE GEOLOGICAL BOARD

The Geological Board meets in the
Governors office this morning at 10
O'Clock. The Board consists of the
Governor as chairman, Mr.. Charles Me
Nance, of Biltmore, and Maj. ]. Turner
Morehead, of Leaksville This is the
regular annual meeting of the Board
to hear the report of the State Geolo.
gist, Prof. Holmes, who reached the
city Yesterday. Mr.. McNamee and
Mag. Morehead will arrive this morning
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by a lady of three years experience,
'osltIon by January LIST, as companion
teacher in school or family. Oualif-
auons, Emglish, Latin, Music and
reedle-work. Fest of references and
Moderate terms. Address, Miss Minnie
w., los \. 18th street, Richmond, Va.
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STOCKHOLDER,S NEETINC

The annual Stockholders Meeting OF
The Commercial and Farmers Bank,
will be held at their Banking House, in
the City OF Raleigh, on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 18th, 1898, at D. m.
Il. S. JERIAN,
IZ-II Cashier.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

A commodious, ten room house, with
cellar, kitchen, stable and other out
houses, good well of water, excellent
garden spot, six acres of land fine or,
chard; at head Of Saunders street: pos
session given Immediately.
JOHN W. HINSDALE.
Pipe O d st
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NO CURE NO PAY.

That is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TON
re- for Chiss and fever and all forms of
Malaria. It Ii simply Iron and Quinins
In o tasteless form. Children love 1t
Adults prefer 1t to bitted, nauseating
tonics. Price. Doc.
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CAKE SALE-WOMAN'S EX
CHANGE.

There will be special cake sale at the
woman Exchange on Thursday, the
ord. Cake Of all kinds will be on hand
that every one may supply themselves
for Christmas. Dolls of all descriptions
VIII also be at the Exchange for sale
beginning with Tuesday, the Dist. and
continuing throughout the week.
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Rev. t. TT. Balm. the new pastor for
Epworth Chapel. In Brooklyn. has ar
rived and will preach his first sermon
at ii O'Clock Sunday morning.
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Fur SALE.

Well Drilling Machine with all tools
boiler and engine complete, nearly new
$3.50 feet) Price $3.50, Empire Ira
Keller, z. @. Box 36S, Biltmore. N. @
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BUSINESS NiyrUCn

lady, qualified for teaching. having
faken Normal course, wishes to secure
pupils in Raleigh. Primary and adj
'aneed subjects taught. Highest refer
ances. Address, A. c., care News and
Observer
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THE VANCE MONUMENT.
An Official Call to the Members of tn,
Grand Lodge.

Grand Master of Masons Walter e.
Moore having called the Grand Lodge
to meet at Asheville December 22nd to
lay the cornerstone of the monument
to Zebulon b. Vance, in the court house
square, Mr.. John G. Drewry, the Grand
Secretary, yesterday issued the follow
ing official call to the Masons of North
Carolina:
"Office of Grand Secretary,
Raleigh, Dec. IA, 1897.
ITO All of the Order:
'Ry order of the Grand Master, Most
Worshipful Walter T.. Moore, a special
communication of the Grand Lodge of
North Carolina, A. f. & A. NJ, is here
by called to convene at Asheville, on
Wednesday, December %, 1897, at 10
O'clock n. m. The Grand Lodge is called
together for the purpose of laying the
corner stone of the Vance monument.
This is an occasion of deep interest to
all the people of our State, as it COM
memorates the virtues of one whom we
delight to honor. The Grand Master re-
quests me to urge upon you the import
ance OF making special effort to be
present. We honored ourselves in hon
oring Vance while living. and we should
now perpetuate and cherish his MEM
DRY. He was a Jealous patron Of Ma
sorry. and endeavored to live mp to IT'S
true teachings. by "squaring his actions
by the square Of virtue"
"Yours fraternally.
JOHN G. DREWRY,
"Grand Secretary"
The members Of the Grand Lodge will
be received by the reception committee
ON their arrival at Aaheville and escort
ed to their hotel. Cyrene Commandery,
knights Templar, will be their escort
during the ceremonies. An interesting
feature will be dhe singing of the school
children of the city schools, who will
be trained in a chorus of at least 1000
voices.
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References given. Address
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MR.. GEORGE HARDEN MARRIED

Mr.. George NJ. Harden. Jr., of Dur
ham. N. c., and Miss Lula May Bell. OF
Raleigh, N. c., were married last night
Mt the residence OF the brides pastor
Rev DIR. W. G. Norman, in the presence
of a few friends.
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SIRAYED.

A white and black setter pup. about
rour months old. A reward viii be paid
Tor his return to j. r. Ferral & Co.'S
store.
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The best and cheapest egg producer Is
1.-The IL. & o. CO.'S POULTRY
FEED" Use no other.
w. S. BARNES 81 o..
Agents and Wholesale Dealers.
12-12-1W
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18th Iredell Equity.
ALFRED WILLIAMS & co.
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ROYSTER,S CANDY

ROYSTER'S CANDY.
% years of continuous approval indi-
Gates it's standing with the public.
1t never fails to satisfy the palate, but
always makes you wish for more.
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Received at Cor &c ,norny Ave and asy ST.,
City, North Pole, Dec 80, 'o7
Dear Friend:
Dont miss beautiful display of H oday Go,is at Rig
cams Toy ore, IS. F fayetteville street, Ral,gl ~ c.
Splendid assortment FIR old and young new novelties
popular select ns I'd Low prices This is yol best
en- Ance. Merry Oh istmas,
035 a m SANTA CLAUS.
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Business Notices.
w. FL. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
HAYWOOD, SNOW & TUCKER
Trustees.
TUCK ER'S STORE

FUCKERS STORE.
~cCr~ ,''~~N' -.sa5EnsFSszaN
COTTON PICKING, Friday morning
december 18th. Store opens at 8 O'clock
Inc fun begins at once.
HAYWOOD, SNOW q TUCKER.
Trustees.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
By s. Mordecai. Price $50.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-13
TAYLOR NEWS.
Mrs. David J. Thomas Laid to Pest.
A Return of Thanks. Personal and
Other News Notes,

Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. David j. Thomas were held at h"r
late residence in Fcltsville Saturday al
ternoon at 30 o'clock. Short services
were held in the house after which the
remains We're conveyed 10 the Calvary
Baptist church, where the Rev, Dr. Ii. II.
Harris and Rev. Charles jones, of Mani
ticOkc, delivered very able sermons 10 the
memory of the dCceaged lnterment was
made i'm the Forest Home cemetery. Th@
pall-beaTeIS were Edmond Carter, Chds'
Evans. Richard Bowen, Erastus Jones,
William Parry and Conner Williams,
Temple of Love lodge, No. I, True lvor-
ties, nominated it's officers on saturday
evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Il. Evans, of Iay-
| lor street, wish to extend thor slnctrcsl
| gratitude to those who so kindly assisted
and sympathiZed with them during the
| illness and recent death Of their daugh-
| ter Ellen Evans
The Klondlke Social club will conduct
| their regular weekly social this evening
| In Webers rink.
Daniel Williams. of the First ward, an
nounces himself as candidate Tor coua-
| Gilman.
MIR. and Mrs. David Harris Of Union
| street were the guest OF relatives in
| Hyde Park yesterday.
| Tine Emblem division, No. 81, Sons of
| Temperance, will meet tins evening in
| Van Horns hall.
| Mrs. John LOWS and Mrs, John VIII
| iams of Hyde Park, attended the fuheral
| of the late Mrs. David j. Vhomas. of this
| place on Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles LAWS, of Kings
ton. were guests Of relatives in this place
| yesterday.
Mrs. w. W. Watkins and daughters,
| Annie, Edith and Gertrude, were guests
| of relatives i'm PeckvillC yesterday.
|
lam Price, of this place, circulated among
| Hyde Park friends yesterday.
Miss Henrietta Scherer, of Scranton
was the gust of her sister Miss Mary
Schrrer of Union street, yesterday.
NJ j. Reese, of Providence, circulated
among relatives i'm this place yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, of Union street
is seriously at her home
Edward Miles, of Hyde Park, was q
Taylor visitor yesterday
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PLANNING A YEARS WORK.
Epworih League Cabinet Preparing
for Effective Effort During 1898.

The newly elected cabinet of the Ep-
worth League of this city, met at
the Methodist parsonage Saturday ana
mapped out the work for the coming
wear. 1t was decided To Give enter
tainments on the irst Wednesday of
each month. The cabinet is composed
as follows:
President ....,.....,...F f.. kilpatriCl;
First Vice President.....N. II. Smith
Second Vice esident,...............
..................N Mrs. :. /" Carlton
Third Vice President...C. NJ. l.cShcr
Fourth Vice President Mrs. c. Roberts
secretary Matte KenWorthy
Treasurer Martha Brink
Tie following committees were APP
painted. one Of the vice presidents Of
the cabinet being chairman Of each.
Spiritual work. n. II. Smith, Mrs
NJ. q. Meaker, Mrs, NJ, O. Abbey, ].
Burcher, Misses Alice Butler and Net
tie Rayley,
Mercy and Help: Mrs. S. L. Carlton,
Miss Matte PasCoe, Frank Stephens,
Miss May stephens, ]. G. Budd and
=. ~. Alexander
Literary: c. NJ. Lesher, II. j. Hook
enberry, DIR. Baker, Misses Jennie But
ler, May Pengelly and Hattie Wilcox,
Social Work: Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Miss Sadie Miller, Bert Dix, II. f.
clark, Lucy Crowell, James Balls.
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PURELY Personal.

S II. Williams and family have NOV
ed fromMoss Side to Laurel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly. of South
Church street. are entertaining their
granddaughter, Miss Helen Walsh,
oe PittstOn.
~ j. Perry is suffering from grip.
Joseph Killeen, Of Brooklyn street,
is suffering a fractured arm.
pr. c. }. Meaker was elected direc-
tor of the LuZerne and Lackawanra
Dental society Friday evening in
WilkeS-Barre.
f, j. BLY, is laid up with sprained
back.
]. A. Burke, of Buffalo, n. Y, spent
Sunday with is parents on Brooklyn
street.
J. j. Dcvaney spent yesterday with
friends in Scranton.
Miss Kate Mang has returned from
her Washington visit.
City Solicitor Watrous is ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X. Morse are in
New York and are expected home in a
few days. They have made a tour
Of the South
Herbert Benson, of Scranton. called
on friends in this city Saturday.
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PECKVlLLE.

The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Wallace, from Winton, were hGld
at the Methodist Episcopal church here
Yesterday afternoon and was conducted
by the Rev. S. G. Smpkins, after which
the remains v ere borne 10 Prospect cem-
etery for intCrment.
one Of the greatest freaks OF nature
that will be at the hose boys fair will
be a calf with two heads, eight perfect
legs two tails and only one body.
Messrs. John l.. Jones' william I,
Grifrths and John Bembo called on Job
Williams at Jermyn yesterday.
Last Friday evening some Gt the lrlehus
and ncighbors of |. '. Mace rendered
him a surprise party at his nome on Main
street. It was in honor of his siXty-ninth
birthday. \ very enjoyable evening was
spent with music and social intercourseS
and refreshments were served. Mr.. Mace
was the recipient of "A very nice willow
rocking chair. Those present Were; Mr.
and Mrs. G. \. Reynolds, Mr. ANA MFS.
George A. DeGraw, Mr.. ana Mrs. F. G.
Rice Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Reynolds, Mrs.
Milton Taylor. Mrs. Caroline Lewis, Mr.,
and Mrs. W. G.. Briggs, Misses Nellie DE
Graw, Freda Briggs and Airline Reynolds
All ladies who are interested in the
hose company's fair are requested To
meet At the hose rooms this evening The
soliciting committee are also requested
to he present or send in their written re-
ports All matrons will also please be
present to choose their booths.
The funeral ct Patrick Cawley, the
young man who was so badly hurt at the
SterriCk Creek mine last Tuesday and
died at the LaCkawanna hospital, was
held from the home of his aunt Mrs
Peter Cunningham, on the Back road
yesterday afternoon ana was attended by
a large Concoursc of friends, lntermcnt
was made i'm the Catholic cemetery al
Blakely The deceased was a young man
well known and was one of the two fire.
men at the Grassy Island Delaware and
Hudson breaker when the boiler exploded
about seven years ago. lie escaped with
out any injury, but the other young
man. McGoVern, was killed.
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Second street. for the past two weeks,
has returned to her home at Hartford.
The Crystal Fire company will hold
social i'm Enterprise han on New Years
eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Badger and son,
Preston. of Cemetery street, are visiting
at Bnghamton.
Mr.. James l.. Curtis, of Scranton, spent
yesterday in town.
Miss Margaret Collins spent Saturday
in Scranton.
Samuel Roadway. of Mayield was ar
raigned in court on Saturday for selling
liquor without a license and on Sunday.
The charges were preferred by Joseph
Pool. Roadway had no lawyer and being
out on bail court would assign him no
counsel half dozen witnesses testified
that they had purchased liquor in Rod
ways place. Court directed that YER
dict of not guilty be taken as TO the
| Sunday selling case and submitted the
| other. verdict of guilty was rendered
| and Roadway was fined $500, the costs and
| sentenced to three months in the county
| iail
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raekawa1llla County.

finally persuaded that they would be
paid i'm full on Saturday night.
Saturday morning Proprietor Hane7
left the town on the 11.20 train, and it
is stated-not uthoritatiVely-that he
has gone to Philadelphia.
Saturday afternoon the Anthracite
Land Improvement company, who con-
trol the hotel, held a meeting and the
result was they unanimously decided
10 tender the MANAGEMENT to Daniel
Robinson, the efficient and popular
clerk at the Hotel American.
4 conference was held with the pro-
posed new landlord, and he modestly
stated that he might consider the mat
ter providing the company-or, in
other words, directors of the hotel
would agree to shoulder the expense
of the hotel.
This thev were not disposed to do
and the meeting adjourned.
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JERMYN NEWS.
Local Institute Held in School Build
ing--Arraigued for Selling without
. License

The teachers Of the graded schools
held a local institute in the school build
ing on Saturday morning. The session
was called TO order by Professor Rogers
at 9 a. m. Miss Mullen read paper on the
Life of the Poet Tennyson" Miss Jones
gave to each teacher present a set Of
questions to answer on History Of Edu-
cation" subject to discussion on ques-
tions and answers afterward, the teach
ers discussed the school work in various
departments of the schools in order TO
raise the standard. The next institute
win be held the fourth Saturday Of
January. The programme viii be: Pa
per Life Of Shakespeare" by Miss
Rymer; set Of questions on History of
Teaching" Miss Roberts; general class
reading and analyzing of Shakespeare's
play Hamlet"
Miss Anna X. Barnes and Mrs. j. n.
Reynolds, Of Lanesboro, spent Thursday
and Friday, the guest Of Prof, and Mrs,
Rogers.
Miss Mabel Davis entertained a num-
Der of Carbondale friends on Thursday
evening.
Miss Mundane Rymer, of South Main
street, spent Saturday In Scranton,
Mrs. jeanette Rogers, who has been
visiting her son, Professor Rogers, of
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HOTEL ANTHRACITE CLOSED.
The Handsome House of Entertaim-
ment Is without IA Landlord.

Hotel Anthracite closed its doors for
an indefinite period on Saturday even
ing. Proprietor Hanes has for a long
time felt the depression in trade and
1t was not a secret to his friends, as
well as the public at large, that the
hostelry was not paying expenses.
1t was not, however, until Thursday
of last week that the beginning Of the
end became apparent. This was
brought about by the appearance of
Proprietor Hanes' brother-in-law. j.
Zortman of Lancaster, who caused an
execution to be issued to the amount
of 81, 900 upon the personal property
owned by Hanes I'm the hotel, consist
ing of crockery, glassware, linen, cut
lery and liquors, which was purchased
of the former proprietor, p. f. Gumear.
on Friday afternoon the help of the
hotel became alarmed, and collectively
they demanded that their back salary
amounting to ten days, be paid them
A consultation was held and they We're
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MINSTRELSY TONIGHT.

Leon w. Washburn, the veteran
Snowman and manager known all over
the United States and Canada as the
head OF the biggest circus bearing his
name, has launched another amuse-
mcnt enterprise this season and this
evening he brings his big minstrel
show to the Carbondale Grand Opera
house for one performance. The troop
is a big one Of forty artists, culled from
the choicest garners in minstTelsy.
They travel on their own special car
'FxcelsiOr" and will make a noon-day
street parade with two brass bands and
both Ompanies.
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CRESCENTS' ENTERPRISE.
The Social Club Securing Excellent
Talent for their Entertainments.

After considerable effort on the
part Of the management, Wooler, the
celebrated tenor Of the Elm Park
church, has been engaged for the
grand musical entertainment to be
given in the Grand Opera house, New
Years eve for the benefit Of the Cres-
cent club.
The entertainment promises to be
the musical event Of the season, as
in connection with the aforementioned,
Mrs. Kate Crossin O'Hrien, soprano, of
Scranton; w. A. Kelly, baritone, Of
Parsons; the Philharmonic String
uuartettc Of Scranton, and Miss Jcn-
ME O'BOyla, of Archibald, acCompanist,
have been secured.
An effort is being made to secure
Miss Allen Of wilkes Barre. Clocu-
tionist, and the prospects are very
bright for having her present on that
occasion.
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DIED SUDDENLY.

John Sheehan, Of Farview, fell off
car of earth at Waymart Saturday and
died instantly. He was siXty-One years
old and a batchelor He is survived
by a brother George, with whom he
boarded end three sisters, Mrs Bridget
Mangan, of Scranton, Mrs. James Kill
patrick, of Vandling, and Mrs. Mat
thew Mangan. of this city. Deceased
was 4 member of the Pioneer Father
Mathew society. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock at
81. Rose church.
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WAVERLY.

Mrs. w. r. Finch, mother Of Mayor
j. G.. Bailey, who has been seriously i'll.
is improving i'm health and is gaining
strength.
+. II. Bailey made a business trip to
Binghamton last Thursday.
Rev. A. b. Browe will hold the usual
services at the Baptist church tomor-
row.
wanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance
will be held at the Baptist church COM
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married at St. Rose church at two
O'Clock Saturday afternoon by Rev. 7.
=. Cofrey Miss Elizabeth Healey was
hridesmain and Thomas Hollihan, best
man. The bride was beautifully
gowna1 i'm brown silk with cream silk
and chiffon trimmings. A reception
was given in the evening at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Healey. The newly married
pair went to New York on a wedding
ri
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LOCALS.

Robert Mckinney, jr, OF Scranton,
superintendent Of air brake construc.
tion on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, lectured to a large number
of railroad men in this city yesterday.
The lecture was given under the aus
pices of George w. West, division of
locomotive engineers.
An unknown Hungarian was found
lying in the roadway north of Simp-
son Saturday afternoon. He had two
deep gashes in his head, He was taxi
en- to the hospital.
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menCing Dec. 2S, and closing Dec. 81, m
elusive. Prof. Hayden Evans, leader OF
the winning choir at the Worlds fair,
Chicago, will conduct the exercises
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spencer, of Hyde
Park, We're visitors here last wednesday.
The members of the Methodist Eplsco-
pal church rendered their pastor, Rev.
j. g. Sumner, a donation last Thursday
evening, which was well attended.
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WHAT DOTHE CHILDREN DRINKp

Don't give them tea or coffee, Have you
tried the new food drink called Grain-O? IL
is delicious and nourishing ana takes the
the children the more health you distribute
through their systems. Grain-O is made of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
costs bout /. as much. All grocers sell II
Atibc. and 2b.
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CARB0NDALE:.

[The Carbondale correspondence Of The
Tribune has been placed in the hands OF
Mr. c. Il. Mum, Salem avenue ana
Church street, to whom news items may
be addressed and also complaints of ir-
regular deliVeryl
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WEDDED.

Miss Sarah J. Healey. OF Farvisw
street, and Patrick F. Langan. we're
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now and we will hold them for you till
Christmas, if you wish Base ball. ten
pins and games of all sorts; trunks, wag-
ons and-but we can't catalogue them
any list always ends with and" Rest
assured, we can make glad the hearts of
children-large and small.