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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-16
TUNKH ANNOCK.

George Roberts, of sthe A. S. Mills
Hardware company, spent Sunday
with his parents at West Pittston,
Charles Lyman, of the freight depart
ment of the Jersey Central at Scranton,
spent Sunday with his Parents at this
place.
II. A. Mack, of Weatherly, a former
resident OF this place, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends here.
Mrs. joseph Welch, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, does not i'm
prove.
Frank Miller, of Wyoming semi
nary, spent portion of the week here,
Ed Mentzer has completed a bust
ness course at the Wyoming seminary
and is now visiting his parents here.
Miss Elizabeth Kiefer has been
spending a few days with her sister at
Meshoppen, Mrs DR.. Hewitt
Mrs Oliver Morelock assisted i'm the
Presbyterian choir on Sunday last
Fred Jennings has begun the erec-
tion of brick building on Tioga street
next to l.. II. Burns jewelry store
Which he will use as a bakery. por-
tion of the block will be devoted to Of
fees. Attorney Charles +. Terry vii
! have two of the rooms.
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OLYPHAN L,

Today selection promises to be one
of the most hotly contested in the
history Of the borough. Both parties
are making their claim, and no doubt
the final result will be close. The Re
publicans have the following ticket to
be ballOted for: Burgess, John Lloyd;
tax collector, David K. Davis; auditor,
David a. Patten. For the office Of
school director, Powell, of the Second
ward. and Pettigrew, of the Fourth
ward, have no opposition. The big
gest fight, however, will be for coun-
cilmanic honorS. In the Fourth ward
the Republicans have strong man in
Lewis. He is opposed by Keegan,
Burke and Edwards are the opposing
candidates in the Third ward In the
Second a great contest will be waged
between O'Brien and Brown.
Miss b. Healey and Mrs Dangell,
of Buffalo, n. Y, are visiting the for
mer's parents on Dunmore street
Miss Name Campbell, of Carbondale,
was a visitor at the Farrell residence
Sunday.
a free entertainment will be @lYen
every evening for the next two weeks
at the Father Mathew Opera house.
John Mulady and Joe Boylan, of Car
bondale, We're callers in town Sunday
There will be "A meeting of the La
dies Catholic Benevolent associate N
Thursday evening. All members are
requested to attend.
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Gus sccldent Sunday. She fell as she
was going into the house and struck
her hip on the doorstep, causing bad
cut.
Miss Bessie Corby is entertaining
Miss Mabel Calender, of OlYnhant
Miss Mary Warrington, who has been
sick, is out again
Edward James is sick at his home on
South Church street.
Miss Enie Vandermark is confined 10
her home by a severe attack of grip.
The Crescent Double quartette viii
sing several selections at the fair OF
Holy Savior church of Wilkes Barre
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. william Dougherty and Mrs.
Thomas Cornish spent Saturday with
the formers parents. Mr.. and 'Mrs. Y.
l.. Traviss, of Peckville.
Mrs. William Jones and daughter,
Eunice, of Vandling, We're the guests
CT friends in town yesterday.
Miss Edith Moon is visiting friends
in Wilkes Barre and Plymouth
Mark Burymean. of Green Ridge.
called on friends in town yesterday.
Miss Edith Kase, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John Kase, of Wayne street,
is indsposed
John O'Rourke. of South Wyoming
street, was the guest of his brother,
Rev NJ. f. ORourke, of Hazletor,
Sunday.
Frank II. Collins, of Fallbrooll
street, who has been i'll with typhoid
fever for several weeks, resumed his
duties at the high school yesterday.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Second Presbyterian church will give
an entertainment and supper on tn"
evening of Feb. %. Professor r. n.
Davis will be present and give an eX.
hibton of the wonderful X-rays.
VIII Warrington, who has been con-
fined to his home by a foot ball acc
dert. while attempting to walk to the
city fell upon the ice and strained the
tendons of the leg which had been in
jured before, so that he is unable to
Ls out.
N6n Bergen & Co. and the Hendrek
Manufacturing company paid their en-
| lloyes yesterday foi the month Of
| January.
Miss Berthe Hunsicker. niece of
| Mrs. j. S. Niles. enteltt med a number
| 90 her young cri tnls at tea Sd' 'daT.
| Among the numoe" were Misses Sarah
| pu?r, Edith Fowl" Eleanor Jon 6,
helcn Patterson Jessie Ditchburn and
! Isabel Waterie.G.
William Brun!rs, ir.. and family, of
| HYDE Park. were the guests of VIII
'ari Lluning, on South Main str.e i
Sumo o..
Miss Isabelle WARRINGTON is confined
| to er home by illness.
| Maggie Bonell of Herrick Center
was the guest of friends in town yes
terday.
Miss Lizzie Mooney, who has beer
the guest of her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. Thomas Mooney, of Woodlawr
avenue, left yesterday morning fol
! New York city.
Mrs j. E. Morgan, of Washington
street entertained Mrs. Joseph Sed-
den and daughter, Ada of Susquehan.
no. over Sunday.
George Kellow called on friends ir
| Honesdale yesterday.
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TAYLOR.
REPUBLICAN BOROUGH TICKET.
Burgess--James e. Watkins.
Tax Collector-John D. Jones'

REPUBLICAN BOROUGH TICKET
Burgess-James II. Watkins.
Tax Cullector-John ID. Jones.
High Constabe-D. NJ. Davis.
Auditor-Thomas j. Hughes.
Council-James b. Powell. sr., Evan
l.. Davis, Thomas II. jenkins, Henry
70. Harris, John Ayers, jr.
School Drectors-Talie w. Jones,
James Mapleson, John Conley.
Today is election day. Republicans
don't trade off. Vote the straight
ticket Don't be misled by any state
ment of those who would keep the en-
tire borough or any part of it under
a mismanaged system. The victory
for honest government should be de-
cisive.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward, of Price
burg, visited Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Davis
of North Main street on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis, of Forest
City, visited relatives i'm this town on
Sunday.
The combined choir of the Avoca
and Greenwood Presbyterian churches
will produce ii musical oratorio, en-
titled shiloh at the Father Matthew
hall, Minooka, on February 20.
Mrs. James Morris, sr., and grandson
Gershom Morris, visited Latin on sun
day.
DR. II. II. Harris, of this place, has
been selected to adjudicate on recita-
| tions at the Avoca eisteddfod to be
| held on Washington's birthday, Feb
ruary 90 He will also conduct the Oily.
| phant eisteddfod on March II.
Councilman j. II. Davis has recov.
| cred from his recent illness.
The entertainment last night under
auspices of the No. class of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church was well patron.
| ized.
Vote the straight Republican ticket
! for honest government.
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guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward O'Brien, on William street
Scott Ives is i'll.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will serve q supper in the
church parlors next Thursday evening.
Baptismal services We're conducted
in the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Six persons were baptized.
BE sure to hear the lecture to be
given in the Methodist church this
CTuesday) evening by Rev. E. Il. Ohm
stead, of Binghamton, N. Y.
Charles Baldwin has accepted a posi-
tion in Scranton.
The congregation of the Baptist
church will make the pastor, Rev.
John Davis, a donation on Thursday
evening.
Miss Madge Partner, of Hoboken,
N. j., is the guest at the residence of
Charles j. Langley. on Front street.
F.. S. Lowe, of Binghamton, is in
town.
Mrs. f.. Miner. of Deposit, N. Y, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. John Aus
tin. on Main street
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western pay car made its monthly
visit to this place last Friday.
sacred concert will be given in the
Baptist church next Friday evening
1t will be given under the auspices OF
the choir of that church and will nc
doubt be the finest given in this place
in some time.
There are at present two cases Ol
scarlet fever in this place. Great pre-
caution has been taken to prevent 9
spread of the disease
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FACTORY WILLIE.


A. d. Gardner and e. L. Watkins
made "A business trip to Jenningsville
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Haag is i'll at her home
with Quinsy.
Miss Lizzie Wilbur is convalescing
from her serious throat trouble, which
has confined her to the house for some
time past.
Langstaff Hose company have re-or-
Ganized with new officers and started
in anew for successful company, and
has admitted about fifteen of our best
young men. They are yet in need of
quite a few supplies necessary to sue
cesSfully combat with a fire, and the
treasury is without funds to purchase
such supplies In order to raise some
funds they Will give a grand concert
and entertainment on March :. The en-
tertainment will be in charge of the
very best of home talent, and the pro-
gramme as now arranged will be an
elaborate one. The company has done
some very efficient work of late, and
there is no question but what they have
saved the town several thousand dol
lars. All citizens ought to show their
appreciation by sustaining this hose
company and their entertainment.
The town council held special meet
ing Thursday evening.
The supreme court for this county
sits i'm Philadelphia on Monday, Feb.
| %. There are a goodly number of cases
| from this county, and among them the
| case of Coleman, appellant, VS.. j. G.
| Reynolds, ct. al, appeal.
The Independent Order of Odd Eel
| low degree team of Tunkhannock is
l
| where they will work the degrees for
| them.
Don't forget to leave your orders for
| The Tribune at the postoftice U5ox 250).
| The newsiest paper by far that comes
to our town. Daily, 45 cents per month.
| Weekly 81 per year
| Mrs. ID. d. Gardner wa shopping in
| Scranton Thursday.
The two street lamps on Main street
| that was destroyed by a runaway last
| summer have been replaced by new
| ones.
| If we had a few more public spirited
| citizens like A. l.. Reynolds our side
| walks would be kept clean and streets
| improved.
H. c. Van Loan, representing the
| Deering Harvesting Machinery com
| pany, is in town looking after the in
| tercstS of his firm.
G. S. Kimball the well known travel
| ing salesman, was in town Thursday
| looking after our business men. Mr.
| Kimball is enjoying much better healtf
than when here before, and he attri-
butes his rapid Improvement in healtf
to the free use of East Mountain Min,
eral Water"
j. NJ. Brown accidentally slipped las
Tuesday and strained the joint of his
knee, rheumatism set in, thereby con
fining him to the house for the past few
days.
Miss Sarah Roberts is quite seriousl!
| i'll at her home on Main street.
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NICHOLSON.

Sunday was a perfect day, with ele-
giant sleighing. Riding was INDUCED
in to a great extent during the whole
day, Fred Billings, Spencer Reed,
Miss Carrie Graham and Miss Brown
formed a sleighing party that drove
uD from Tunkhannock Sunday.
George II. Williams, of Portville, N.
Y, has been spending a few days with
his mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Williams, and
brothers, O. II. and C. +. Williams.
John S. Niver, of Clark's Summit, Is
spending the week with friends here.
Attorney John Harris, of Scranton,
was the guest of Andrew Walker over
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Niver. of the
Niver House, drove to Tunkhannock
Monday
one of the warmest elections is in
PFC gress here today that has even be n
known in the history of the borough
over the election of school directors
one class of voters is for upholding and
sustaining a high standard in oul
graded school. with a term of eight on
nine months schools, while others are
in favor of reducing tax by shorter
term and cheaper teachers.
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MOSCOW.

on the death of Mr.. Albion Hallett,
who died on Feb. /, in the thirty-sevenf :"
year of his age.
Albion was tired and weary,
Weary with tears and with pain,
Put bye the staff and rocker,
He will not need them again.
Into sweetest rest he has entered,
No more to suffer or Weep
After lifes pitiful journey,
Albion has fallen asleep.
Hills that he loved now enfold him,
Hid IN its hos ON he lies,
Heeds not the song of the robin.
Beauty of blossoms or skies.
Ger his bed the green grasses
Soon viii SO lovingly creep,
Out mid the daisies and clover,
Albion has fallen asleep.
Rest the worn feet now forever,
Dear willing hands are so still,
Puseess the heart that no longer
Sorrow can quicken or thrill.
Years will glide DER him gently
Fading the shadowland deep,
| Drive back your tears would you wake
him,
Albion hes fallen asleep.
Oh! beautiful rest for the weary,
| Beautiful sleep for the true,
| Lying 50 peacefully ever
Under the sunlight and dew
| Floats from Ger heartstrings a quiver,
| Like breath Of n Whisper sweet,
| He giveth to his beloved,
And Albion has fallen asleep.
Mrs. a. Wall.
Moscow, Pa.
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A ANOCA.

Election day today.
Miss Josephine Clifford, OF Scranton
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lydia
Connor, of Grove street.
Solomon Decide and r.. f. Snyder
have been chosen to act as jurors dur
ing the coming court session.
Alex Brander, of Carbondale, was a
visitor in town on Saturday evening.
James OBrien left on Saturday to
enter as a student in the Dickinson
Law School at Carlisle.
School Directors Jacob Webster, Ed
ward Gibbons, Solomon Deeble and
Hon. j. j. Morahan, accompanied by
Professor Hoban, returned on Friday
evening from Harrisburg, where they
have been in attendance at the State
DirectoAs' meeting. They also visited
the Harrisburg high school, the Dick
inson Law School, the Indian school
and the Bloomsbury State Normal
school. They report a very pleasant
as we'll as profitable time.
William Ridgelly of the West Side,
is critically i'll of lung trouble.
Rev. f. p. Doty, of Scranton, was a
visitor in town on Friday
w. j. Brennan and Milo Howell have
returned after a few days fishing in
Pike county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Spicer We're Wis
itors at the Gilhooley residence on Fri
day.
John Whalen has returned from st
Michael's college, Toronto, owing tC
a severe afliiction of the eyes, from
which he has been sufferer for some
time.
Frank Gillespie, of Forest City, is
visiting at the residence of his parent:
on the West Side.
The monthly institute of the public
school teachers of Marcy tOwnshh
was held Saturday morning in tn
graded school building. Especially
good features We're a biograohica
sketch of Froebel educator and oriPt
nator of the kindergarten, by Miss Nc
Cabe, and a paper on Noted Princi
! pies in Education" by Miss Mullin.
was reported that twelve new book!
! had beer received since last meeting
| The next institute will be held on -
second Tuesday in March, when tn,
programme will be as follows: "Schoo
! Devices" Miss Heating; How |,
Search Penmanship" Miss Mutually
| typography of Pestalloze," Mis-
| OuIlSS' HOW TO conduct RGcllN
| ton" Miss Kennedy.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet at tn
residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Flock on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Services continue with undated in
terest in the Primitive Methods
church conducted by the pastor, Re,
j. Jones and Mrs. w. f.. Blandly. Sci
vice of song begins at 7.30 each even
ing this week.
A serious accident occurred yesteI
day morning on the mountain cut-o
on the Lehigh Valley railroad by whic
| Herman Kramer, an unmarried MAJ
aged 20 years, a resident sof E'airViev
| sustained a fractured skull by Stril
ing against the Erie and Wyomin
bridge at the crossing on the West Sid
The injured man was taken to I'll
Pittston hospital in an unconscious cor
dition. 1t is believed that he will NJ
recover.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Much Interest Is Felt in the Result OF
the Vote Today.

Much interest is felt in the munic-
ipal election today, and the vote Will be
large.
In the First ward Messrs. Mills and
Baker, the regularly nominated can
ddates on the Republican ticket Tor
common counsil. have issued circular
to the voters in regard to the two lie
long Republicans who have been in
duced to lend their names, and have
been placed in nomination on the
Democratic ticket. Messrs. Mills ana
Baker pledge themselves if elected to
give their best efforts to secure an hon
est and economic city government. In
the Fifth ward the Democratic ticket
has the names of James Boyle, who
has served on the common council, and
r.. c. Robinson, who was nominated on
the Prohibition ticket. The Republi-
can ticket is as follows:
Poor director, Second ward, Edward
Moon: school director. First, Second,
Fifth and Sixth wards, J. NJ. Dimock;
school director Third and Fourth
wards George w. KellOw; common
council, First ward, f. w. Mills, H. G.
Baker: common council, Third ward
William Lewis, Frank Colwell; com
mon council, Fifth ward, Vincent Swim
gle Charles Sontag; alderman, Fifth
ward. William Passmore.
Democratic ticket - Poor director
Second ward p. f. Mofitt; school direc-
tor, First, Second, Fifth and Sixth
wards, S. Bolton; school director
Third and Fourth wards, w. j. Nc
Donough; common council First ward
Boyd Case, John Brink; common coun-
ell, Third ward, a. l.. Van Gorder, j
}. Nealon; common council, Fifth ward
IT, c. Robinson, James O'Boyle, alder
man, Fifth ward, Michael LOTUS.
Fair Play" ticket-School director
Third and Fourth wards, Thoma:
BOylan.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Bassett, who
have been visiting in New York city
have returned home.
Ophie Morgan was the guest 'f
Moore Crago, in Scranton, over Sun
day.
DR., ]. Burnett, of Scranton, was
cal!ed i'm consultation with DR.. r. j.
Lamb yesterday regarding Mrs. John
Wade, who is seriously i'll.
John Watkins, of South Main street,
who has been quite i'll, is improving
Frank Swigert, who was on the Her.
ali force, has resigned his position and
has accepted a position in Hallstead.
Joshua Brown, of HOnesdale, is Vis-
iting his brother, Fred Brown, of the
firm of Bell & Brown.
Miss Elsie Macdonald, of P:ovi-
dence, is the guest of Mrs. Oscar Won
nacott, of Wayne street.
Miss Clara Doyle, of the New York
store, was the guest of her parents in
Scranton Sunday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
j, F. Reynolds met with quite a seri-
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MANSFIELD.

What was without doubt the largest
audience ever assembled i'm Alumni
hall for any lecture listened last Sat
urday evening to General John B. Cor
don, as with stirring elOquence he told
of The Last Days of the Confed-
eracy." At o'clock the town was
practically deserted, all the business
places having closed early in order to
attend, large delegations from Wells
boro, Blossburg and vicinity also We're
in the audience. At SIS about thirty
five members of the Grand Army of
the Republic filed in and occupied seats
on the platform. A few moments later
General Gordon entered esBted by the
chairman, George MaXeE AS the
speaker came upon the stage the
whole audience arose and sang two
stanzas of My Country 'Tis of Thee"
When the inspiring notes had died
away the general was introduced and
received with an outburst. Of applause.
Then for over two hours with elOQuence
and humor and pathos he swayed the
vast audience; his tributes to Grant.
Meade and Hooker We're no less hearty
than those he paid to the leaders ne
had followed, Lee and Stonewall Jack
son. In his peroratiOn he turned and
grasped the flag that was suspended
over the stacked arms and upon the
honor of confederate soldiers living
and in the name of the soldiers dead
pledged the loyalty and allegiance OF
the south forever and forever, forever.
more.
Benjamin Maxey, of Forest City. was
the guest of his son, George, Saturday
evening and Sunday.
James Muir, class '95, was renewinf
acquaintances at the normal yesterday
Harry, son of w. d. Hustled, of thi!
borough, died after brief illness Sat
| urday evening.
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REWARD FOR BRAVERY.
Michael Sewers Is Presented with n
CongrcssionaI Medal

Washington, Feb. 15.--By direction
of the president congressional medal
Of honor has been presented to Mi
chael Sewers, of Imperial, Pa, late
private Company l., Fourth Pennsyl-
vania cavalry, for most distinguished
gallantry in action at Stony Creek Sta
ton, Va, December /, 1864.
This soldier, his horse having been
shot from under him, voluntarily and
on foot participated in the cavalry
charge made upon one of the forts,
conducting himself throughout with
great personal bravery.
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A debt of 500 has been paid by a lib
eral contributor received on Sunday at
the Methodist church. 1t was deter
mined to wipe out every debt, and ac-
cordingly the commencement was
made. An opportunity for offerings
would be afforded on Sunday over
$500 We're received-more than sufficient
to pay all the debt. Alfred Pascoe had
generously pledged tenth of the
sum required.
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AN AUSPICIOUS OPENING.
The Fair of the Mitchell Hose Conn
pany at Watt Building.

The Mitchell Hose company's fair
opened last evening in the w. w. Watt
building and will continue through the
week. The general committee in charge
of the arrangements have been active
in their preparations, so that a pleas
ant season may be enjoyed. The Mitch"
ellis, with the Columbia and Cottage
Hose companies, and the Wilson Hose
company, of PeckVile, in fun uniform,
appeared in the principal streets on
parade. headed by the Germania band.
The following programme was rem
dered during the evening:
Address Joseph II. Kelly
Selection .Germania band
vocal SOLO ............ MISS Ida snyder
Selection ........... Magnolia Quartette
VOCAL SolO .......-.... JOHn Evans
Selection ...............Ge .Germania band
Dancing was one feature of the en-
tertainment.
The entertainment this evening will
be furnished by the William Walker
Hose company, of Jermyn.
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M II N Y q N s

Improved Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up separate cure for each
disease At all druggists, mostly % cents.
Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
1908 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
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NEW ENGLAND MILLS RESUME.
Wheels Begin farming in Big Fac
tories TODAY.

Providence, II. l., Feb. 15.-There are
indications of a revival of activity in
the Worsted mills in this section Mon
day morning the Weybosset mills, in
Olneyville, which have been running
only forty hours a week for several
months past, will start the prepara-
tory departments on full time, to be in
readiness for a general resumption of
full time in the weaving and all other
departm ents
The LipDitt Woolen mills, at Woon-
socket, have issued orders for a gem
and have orders enough to run on full
time for a number of months.
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CLARK'S SUMMIT.

The willing Workers of the Clark $
Summit Baptist church will have a sup
per in their hall over the drug store
Wednesday evening, Feb. II. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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Washington, Feb. 15.-The treasury de-
ficiency for the first half of February is
$5,S5S5OO, and for the seven and half
months of the current fiscal year to date,
S47 Tl3,3 300
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HAELSTEAD.

Mrs. John Noonan has returned to
Elmira after a pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in this place.
George O'Brien, of Scranton, is the
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CARBONDAL.E:,

tReaders will please note that advertise
ments, orders for job work, and items Tor
publication left at the establishment OF
Shannon & Co., newsdealers, North Nam
street, will receive prompt attention; Oh
flee open from a. m to 10 p M