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GTON Standard Typewrlters-All
/ typewriters rented, repaired, sold
Re; desks and duplicators, Ribbons.
Paper, etc. Stenographers
|ned for job. relief and court work.
las TfPEWRlTER EXCHANGE,
Mclaughlin. manager. Houston.
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sET of SaIY.e's annotated civil
Is; also WILSON'S criminal stat
.used only a few months, for sale
J. NJ. Mccord, 2o6la Main street,
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f'ok RENT--A neat five-room COTTAGE
Win pantry, cistern and stable; IN g,soj
also two furnished rooms An,siv w, ), t,
Commerce avenue fts az %
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J III II F<NSON JNFff NStJN,
-COmmiSSH nuer of InsiIf.a nr,e

having paid three yearly premiums on
life insurance TO New York State COM
panies. their policies now standing for
fe.ted or surrendered can recover pre-
miums mr. redeem. For particulars en-
close stamp. Address 4. X. Ellis, room
No J. French building, San Antonio.
Texas
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. all
riodern convcnisnces. centrally .oratrd;
bath privilege; rent cheap; 1915 Congress
avenue. Il
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MADE breads. cakes, preserves.
peeans. for Thanksgiving at the
kn's Exchange, 706 Man street;
|id gloves cleaned to look Ike new.
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LEA No. saddle pony, saddle
rae Inquire % Youngs avenue. Il
PLEA carload Of horses and
al good young stock. Sale at
e.lller stable. "a
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prospective bride Is we'll known IN this
county and Inns many friends who will
extend congratulations.
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SOALt TIMPSON LUMP COAL.
YIN SCOT or c.inkere; guaranteed
rs 81 per ton, Sl.75 per halt TIN,
~. Offce, 2l2 FaGlntn street.
DO. b. Chimerie. "a
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FOR RbNT-In private family, a nicely
Iurnisned front noon. southern exposure
and with modern conveniences Apply
LaBAnch. ~
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IALE-One patent Yanner bakers
I6x4x3; one good saddle horse; both
He cheap. 12li Washington street.
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49,. Two-besutifnf pianos at al
MI own price for spot cash: New
~ make; call at once at ZIG Main
Tor particulars. 1g-s
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ALE-To the highest bidder. this
one sold fawn colored registered
py Jersey Bull, royalty bred; adj
Tor pedigree, The Paris Jersey
Calvert. Texas.
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ONl, newly furnished front room for gen.
t.eman in a private family, within fou.
blocks Of Capitol hotel: no other io9sn-
ers. Address G.. s. G.. this Office. q
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Upright Burl Walnut Case, larg-
be; lll'st-class in adj respects; noth-
ftter in the city; will make close
!. Ptanlo Exchange, els Travis. q
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FOR RENT--Two Desirable rooms for
light housekeeping; well furnished and
close In. Apply at 7OS Louisiana street,
a.;
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Fol- RENT-The two-story br,rk store
go Travis street. between Preston and
Prairie avenues; also the adjoining up-
per floor over tG7; elegant stand for any
81 stress. especially furniture; pos~essirn
November 30: can give possession of up-
per floors at once. Garrett Haricastls.
9l5,, Congress avenue %
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p fine open kettle syrup in five and
)llon kegs, at SOC per gallon. Ad-
Mrs. b. Bingham, Ju,ifr, Texas.
| 1o-oa
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ARD FOR ANY COAL THAT
uai the coai sold by r. Chimene
ur LOT H.75 per half ton. Office
nm street. Phone, 3a5. "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS OPENING sCoOo win buy II.
wish to retire: Will therefore sell my
business, which is netting me $3.50 per
month. this is no fake. Address i7cs,
this office. u
WANTED-Partner with some capital In
lumber business; fine opportunity. p. Q.
box 93 - n
KIDNDIKE-Thos desiring an invest
ner,t In an Alaska Transportation and
Mining company. whose stock Is guar
anteed by a trust company, address for
full partic,t.ars. Rice. Cobb & Co, Man
haitian Bldg. Chicago. II
slsee-TAKE advantage Of this plan for
acquiring wealth: last season we real-
szed more than $500 per month; write for
par.icutars. Conden 4 Co. Boon block.
Covtrgtnn. KY. =
TO DOCTORS Gcsrlng a good location;
Large practice among best German ana
Amer.can planters In South Central
Texas: nrxt-eaass dwelling; barn ofnes
n small town; no competi;Son: good rea-
cons for selling. Write Doctor. this q,
offce.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

board and rom, si5 per
month. corncr Of silver and State
streels II
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FOR RENT-F,our connected rooms con
pleteiy furnished. for horssek eeping: gas
stove and all the improvements. 1eoS
Main street, Houston, Texas. n
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FOR RENT-Rooms, cheap, for light
housekeeping, In private family; also
two empty rooms; 1903 Clay, corner San
Jacinto. 21
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Fo.fi RENT-Rooms for light hous keep
ing or Tor gentlemen; 1905 Brazos street.
on San Felipe car line. q,
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FOR RENT-Two-story store, on country
noad' corner Bowling and Pierce ave.
stand for right party: low rent AMY
FRANK Rneckert 1916 Bowling street I,
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FOR RENT--A six-room two-story mod
er:l house, near paved street. nice neigh
borhood; also desirable four-room cot
tagc. Apply 1917 Mckinney avenue. %
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ON BRAY'S BAYOU. three miles east
from Houston. twenty TO twenty-five
ceres fertile land. with improvements:
lnei ana pasturage; $3.50 per month. s.
VI ASne, o.,
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished south
rcor and three urfurnis(aed; BAN pr'vi-
aeses, GIG Austin street. II
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IN furniture sale Of Trust Deed,
oek. on Moaaay. November %. at
vain. IN bulk or lots, TO suit
t@s, original inyJice over &c.,
oi ntock furnished en- appiica-
,rospective buyers, ladies' espe-
sdaass,ed TO examine the stock. J..
tuSisol- %
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THREE furnished or unfurnashed 70 pms,
suitable for light housekeeping, with
bath: will give references. Apply 1906
RLsk avenue. q
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painted. corner Hill and Sterett streets,
hear the Cleveland compress. Inquire
J.. Schoennam, 800 Preston avenue. "a
FOR RENT OR SALE-F'ive-room house
aud five acres. improved, close in. Ap-
ply to W. I. Diokey, 5o7is Main street. n
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping, six min
l,tes walk from Main straet: 1913 Frank
lin avenue. "a
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select drug stock, nice fix
~ ,nrlving city; Shreveport, La. !;
SUITED for physician. DR.. f. +.
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FOR RENT-A nice two-story house in
Third ward; hot and cold water; gas ana
sewer connections. Apply 1915 Franklin
avenue. q,
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kLE-I have five or six fine regis
1 Jersey cows, 2-year-old heifers. Q
bulls. year Old past, shso five
calves. al ~ me 80 az Gan De; al
can be at any time; will sell
| I'm going to close out. Write
/ Jersey Farm, L. l.. T.. manager,
ksville. Texas. ri
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{rURE auction sale of the remair-
Zig stock, 1l6 Main, Monday, No
r q, 10 o'clock; stock list furnished
pllcation; ladies especially invited.
Henderson d
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RLE-A nickel-plated heater, self
called the bright Sunshine;"
ls rev, at sos Polk avenue. q
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| FURNISHED or uaIfurnished rooms to
rent at 610 Caroline street. q
FOR RENT-Fine. large cottage. with
sewer connection, oath room. stable and
outhousJas, for S2o per mcnuh 5i2 Rusk
ayenus. G. II. Hermann. 81
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FOR Comfortable furnished rooms
two blocks from Capitol hotel; also
three-room cottage with waterworks
and underground cistern. Apply 603 San
Jacir.o street. %
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FOX RENT-Nfceiy furnished front r,.,,,
IN small private family; gas, hot ana
coo path; rates reasonable. Apply 70a
Nm ~ iOrV .@tstt y
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FOR RENT-Nice. newly furnished front
rc,,Iras, with south windows and arates
from 81 70 $12 per month; lois Mckinney
corner Flannirl. q
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s T,S,h,rl1lsN six TO eight room houses in
Iniru ward. an modern convenience
IRON 1880 to $500; list your house WITH
:. me. 2. r. Livingston, Binz building. n
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FOR RENT--A fine boarding house. 81
rooms, besides bath and servants rooms;
the best soca ton in Houston; on Main
street, two blocks from Capitol hotel:
month. Apply to John +. Wiley, loisls
Congress aveoaIe, Houston. Texas. =
FOR EENT--A new four-rooni cottage.
Innuire OF Il. Hoenckc. go Dallas ave II
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rpR SALE--A fine lot OF mules
IN. cheap; Lare.,dnn's stables.
~ ana Caroline street.. L. b.
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WANTED TO RENT.

wANTED TO RENT-Two unfurntshel
rooms for housekeeping and pay for
r,aTt rent ii, work; first-class painter ard
paper hanger. best references given Z.
W. this office. ~
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heap, fine lot of horses
IA arrays On hand, at Bowser a.
ni-N3 Prairie avenue, the old
'oic nerse dealers in the city. II
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TED nastifts and fox teri .e,s;
nandsome ri1astiffs ready 20
T 4. ION terr,grs evenly marked
~ game. Pine Grove kennels,
~. 90
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HRAss WORKS. Nc. iNs Run.
N rs now prepared 10 DO all
cas alurlinum and phosphor
Ina Ing rae work solicited: also
- patlern work. Il
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FOR RENT ROOMS at 1909 Texas, Only
three blocks from Main street; ccnirally
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A THREE-STORY brick hcfeI e a : f,,;;r.
nished rooms nicely FURNISHED in
thriving town Of 400 population; wmi sell
~ lent Address Union Hotel, l;lrln.
i.Nts: viii take property In . smaii
town as part payment. 81
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-FOUR connecting unfurnished ROBINS 10
rent for Eight housekeeping. reasonable,
with uss of bath; 1903 Man street. corne,
~psik avenue, II
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE,

LARGE residence in Galveston, one
fourth block ground. eleven rooms. two
blocks ncrun i5eaesn mo.el WIN sen cheap
o. Ross q Co. Il
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xvAN11,Ep- Suite o. furnished rooms, suit
able Mr. light housekeeping; must be de-
s'rshsy iocatfsi; references exchanged.
Address l79s this office. q
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FOR RENT-Four-ro1 cottage. lll2 La
Branch street: also two large upstairs
unfrrnished rooms. Apply l4i5 Dallas
avenue Is
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WANTED TO RENT-Furnished room ~
Evftl1 ward by single man: ro5ms win
wsdoR hdy prsferred Address He0. tnss
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citv. VIZ stN.. largest MIST of houses IN the
49,. snow al houses free. o, r. lIv.
.--..sn.on, x0S Binx building. Phone isa' .,
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FOR RENT-Two nice, neat four-room
cottages, in Second ward, with stable
attached. Apply J. e. Bell. 17o6 Texas
avenue 81
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WANTED TO RENT-House OF four or
fiye rooms with small tract OF lana con-
i,ected. inside city limits; soutl side
preferred. Address lzs5: this Office. 2
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PECKVILLE.

y Hungarian by the name of Cserza
Mehnar was killed yesterday afternoon
about 2.15 o'clock while walking the
track of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad al the MoosiC Mountain juno
tion, north of the Peckville depot. He
was struck by engine No. II, going
south His home was i'm Audenried,
Schuylkill county. and he came here in
search of his brothcr-in-law. The re-
mains were ordered to be removed to
the undertaking establishment of j.
II. KinbaCk, accompanied by Detective
Crippen.
our public night school will close on
Friday evening, December II, until
January 3. 1898.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Love. Mr. and
Mrs. John Hoffman, and Mrs. John
Raub, all Of Providence, spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bar
ber. of Main street.
1t has been rumored that the Wilson
Fire company will have q barrel of ale
at the fair to be disposed Of. But /
Will say it is not true. The Dickson
Brewing company gave one barrel of
ale to the company and | bought the
ale and paid the company first cost for
it. There will be no ale or any in
toxicating drinks on the premises dur
ing the fair. T. L. Spengenburg.
The Delaware and Hudson colleries
i'm this vicinity received word yester-
day to start this morning on three
quarter time until further orders. They
have been working nine hours.
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raekaWatltld Gounty.

spent Sunday in Scranton with rela-
tives.
John Moran, of Wagner street, Is con-
fined to his home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Smith. of CAL
kfns, Wayne county, who have been
visiting relatives i'm this city for the
past few days, returned to their home
yesterday.
Miss Marion Crane returned from
New York Saturday.
Thomas Rogers, of Seventh avenue,
is confined to his home with serious
attack of fever.
Miss Grace Briggs of Darte avenue,
is suffering with typhoid fever.
Susie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James j. LOTUS, of South Main
street, is suffering with bronchitis.
Miss Belinda Carroll, of Bloomsbury
State Normal school, is visiting at her
home on Pike street.
A. O. Fidian spent sunday with his
parents i'm Green Ridge
Mrs. Philip Somers, of Honesdale,
who has been visiting Mrs. Sam SLY,
of this city. returned home yesterday
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.
This city should Have "A Bncteriolo-
gist on It's Board OF Health.

The appended letter which explains
itself, was received yesterday from the
executive office Of the health depart
ment of the state
c. r. Mum. Esq. Secretary Board Of
Health, CarDOndalo, Pa.
Dear Sir: 'rhe state board Df health
has learned WITH great interest OF the
proposal of the University of Penn
sylvanil to extend the opportunities af-
1urdcd by its well equipped laboratory OF
hygiene with it's corl,s OF chemists and
bacteriologists. to local health authorities
throughout the state.
The necessity Tor having in each con-
siderable center of population in ConneC-
tion with the local board of health, either
as member or an appointee a phySl-
elan who has had special training i'm mod
crn methods of sanitation, including both
chemical and buCtcriolcgiCal examination
of water and of food products, is every
day becoming more apparent and will
soon be demanded by the people.
The board proposes to make the pos
session of such Knowledge and skill a
necessary qualification for its own @p-
pointecs, as well AZ the basis for recon-
mcndation of applicants for positions ON
local boards
cannot too strongly urge this impor.
tant and public spirited offer OF the uni
VerSity UrCn your attention.
! have the ruhol to be yours resp, Ct
fully. BENJAMIN Lee,
Secretary state Board Of Health of Penn
sylv9nia
Some time ago this question was
discussed during a diphtheria epidemic,
ii being the intention to secure the
services of a bacteriologist for the pur-
pose of making cultures for the de-
lection of Loefiier bacilli. The advant-
aSe of having such scientist is be-
coming more generally recognized i'm
this community and as the board Of
health has already thought favOTably
of the plan, it only remains for coun-
ellis to make the necessary appropria-
tion in order to have the state secre-
tary'S suggestion carried out.
CarhOndale is entitled to all possible
protection from impure food. water
and milk supplies.
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YUKON DISTRICT
GOLD DISCOVERIES
Concluded from Page 81

money in a given time than they could
possibly make anywhere else You
have, of course, a good deal to contend
with; your patience will be sorely tried.
for the conditions are so unique that
they have surprised many who have
gone in hopefully and have left in dis
gust. There are many obstacles and
disagreeable conditions I'm prospecting.
MOSQUITOES AND TEMPERATURE
First, q few words about the mos
quitoes. During the summer and until
september they are veritable plague.
They seem to feed on smoke, And as to
tre, they appear to reVel in IT, The
only way to escape them Is to cover
ones self with mosquito netting. In
deed, 1t is impossible to prosuect i'm
the summer time unless a man be an
old miner and well hardened, for all
DAY long and twenty-fOur hours in the
day those mosquitoes are after you. It
is no use trying to get rid of them, OF
course they are not an annoyance in
the winter time, but, although we
have no mosquitoes then, / will show
you, on the other hand, what you may
expect in the way of temperature /
nave made some extracts from my
meteorological records, which 1 will
mere present. They cover the period
from August, 1895. to November. 1896,
and show the highest and lowest tenn
peratures reached, as follows:
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TAYLOR.

: George Williams spent the Sabbath
with friends in Hyde Park. r....
Miss Margaret Gibbs, elucutionist, of
Scranton, was in town yesterday af-
ternoon for the purpose Of organizing
an oratory class Miss Gibbs is con-
sidered one of the best in this line in
this valley The first rehearsal viii be
held tomorrow afternoon In Van Horns
hall.
The family Of the late Mrs David ].
Thomas wish 10 extend their sincerest
gratitude TO those who so kindly
showed their friendship during their
recent trouble -...-...
The rattle for the benefit OF Mrs
Henry Bonna, OF Grove street, will
take place this month at Webers rink
Thomas Leonard, of Scranton, spent
the sabbath with friends IN town.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company's colieries in this
place and vicinity are scheduled to
work three and four days this week.
Miss Lillian Howells, of Green Ridge,
was the guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William @. Howells, of Main
street, on Sunday.
Mr., Thomas Elias, Of North Taylor.
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ARCHIBALD.

Miss Lettie McCloskey, Of Jermyn,
was a visitor i'm town yesterday,
The funeral of the late Lewis Otto
occurred Sunday afternoon from his
late residence on Hill street. Services
were held in the German EVanCelical
church and We're conducted by Rev
William Luer. The funeral was large
ly attended, The Archibald lodge of
Hari Carl, of which the deceased was
member. attended the funeral in a
body.
ON Christmas afternoon, in the base
ment of ST. Thomas church. win be
opened a bazaar for the benefit Of the
congregation. on Christmas evening a
fine programme of vocal and instru-
mental music will be given and some
of the best talent in the county will
participate. Rev. r. ]. Comerford and
his assistant, Father McHalc. are leay-
ing nothing undone that will go to-
wards making it a grand affair.
Last evening the Scott Raymond
company opened a weeks engagement
at the Father Mathew opera house,
and played "A Hero in Rags" to a very
large house. The play was well pre-
sented. The hall has lately been re-
paired and the seating capacity made
larger Manager Cummings deserves
to be congratulated on securing such
an excellent company.
Edward Duffy, of Laurel street. has
just returned from Honesdale. where
he has completed a contract in plumb
ing.
The schools Of the borough vii close
Friday, Dec, "a, at noon, for the Christ
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After taking several bottles of Or. Perce's Fa-
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LOCALS.

Harry McKenna. of Gordon avenue,
while shooting at a target sent bull
let through his arm.
The Baptist choir has commenced
rehearsing Christmas music.
A good sized audience was pleased
with Washbulu's minstrels last eve
ming
Carbondale Lodge No. 249, Free and
Accepted Nasons. installed officers last
evening. The names have been pub
lishod i'm The Tribune.
There was no meeting of common
council last evening, a quorum having
failed to materialiZe Messrs. Bate,
Brink. Devinc and Glennon were pres
ent. \ special meeting will be called
in few days as several matters OF
importance are TO he disposed Of.
The Evening Herald will use its
type setting machines for the first
time today
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PURELY Personal.

Miss Emma Swi@ert visited friends
in Scranton yesterday.
Miss Martha Hards spent Sunday in
Peckville.
Mrs. Bridget Walsh, Of Pike street
is entertaining her granddaughter Mrs.
Ann Barrett. Of DunmOre.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dennis, of South
Wyoming street, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. August Smith, of Calkins,