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A. ]. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand q large assortment of the finest and best candies to be found on the market. dtt
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j. II. Powell will expose Pythian- ism at the opera house on the night of February 2 Tickets, DO cents. If
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]. R. Thornton, a well known cit izen of Camden, is here on Il business visit.
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Messrs. w. T Lytle and J. B. Bus by, prominent planters living near Altheimer, are in the city.
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A burning illue at the residence of Mir. Louis Altheimer, on West Bar raque street. was the cause of the fire alarm being sounded about l:30 this afternoon.
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XETANTED-Firs class wide awake sales
 w man on commission for this city and adjoining territory. For Popular Price Tail 0ring. Spring Season. More than $50 bound samples GX0 inches to show to your trade. A good thing to the right party who is a hust. fer; must furnish very best of references Address l.. K MILLER, BIT Medjnah Tem- pie, Chicago, HI. 1t
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]. l. Clayton, Il merchant of All theimer. is nt the Arlington.
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II. D. Palmer, deputy clerk of Lincoln county, is visitor to the city today.
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A telegram received late this after noon announces that, on account of illness, Prof. Junius Jordan would be unable to speak Ut the City High School tomorrow.
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Just try a 10e box of Gasearets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made. l2-30 cod tf.
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]. II. Powell, the Kentucky ora tor, will expose pythianlsm at the opera house february ,. 20tf
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w. K. Ramsey, of Camden, was q guest Of the Arlington last night.
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If you want Il good meal try the Valley Restaurant. 15c. 12 1 dtf.
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Henry Galloway and q. ". Rank in, of Warner, are in the city.
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Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable, sure.
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The best , and 10c cigars to be found on the market at A. ]. Mitch ellis. dtf
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CITY ITEMS.

Thos. A. Eaton. of Pastoria, is in the city today.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and yermifuge. They are not food but medicine and the best in use to put q horse in prime condition. Price 25 cents per package.
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FOR sALE-Two small iron safes, in good
 3 condition, for sale cheap by Roberts t Johnson, corner Main and Rarraque. 1 14 If
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A RECORD BREAKER.
This Is New Style Fish Story, and It's
 Good One.

This Is New Style Fish Story, and It's B
 Good One.
 Lew Emmet, proprietor of & grocery store and fish market in Greensburg, Ind, while angling in creek Saturday caught three peculiar fish tho like of which he had never before seen, but which resembled tho piekerel He hur- ried with them to his store, whore ho has ill his show window an aquarium, and launched them again in a watery homo. Previous to their occupancy of tho glass tank school of goldfish and silver shinors wore in undisputed sway. Tho following morning, however, all the old inhabitants were dead, and the surface of the water was covered with small bubbles. But the newcomers were as lively as ever,
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Tetter, salt-Ishourn and Mozonsa.

The intense itching and smarting incl. dent to these diseases is instantly alIayed by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. 1t is equally efficient for itching piles and q favorito remedy for sore nipples <; chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per boz.
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s4rear Scott
Four well deyoloped and hea'

Four well developed and healthy sons veTo born 10 Noah Scott and wife of shelbyville, Ind, recently The young stors have been christoned William Brv- an, George r. Williams, Arthur SewaIl and Claude Matthews Scott, the father being prominent as q free silver adyo- cate. Philadelphia Record.
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E0UND-Last night on East 9th Ave. an oYercoat. Owner can have same by de- seribing coat and paying cost of advertise meHt, etc. JAS, LIVERPOOL,
 22 If At Gays Barber Shop.
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Announcement Extraordinary

Commencing Monday the 4th and continuing $ days, we entire stock of mems youths and chdrens clothing and coats at the remarkable discount of per Bear mind stock the best assorted and highest grade the city and we prepared to fit anyone Don't passis opportunity as per cent discount g per saved.
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E0R sALE-A double seated surrey cost 8t35 new three years ago. In good condi- tion and will be sold at a bargain. Address A, care this office. dtf
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.

PINE BLUFF, ARK. JAN. 2s, tS07
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CHEAP
 OLUI1N. Advertise Your Wants.

DING UP Dr. Smith, V. $, if your horse IS sick, lame, or don't eat good. Office at BreWster's stable. Telephone, old, "A; new, 129 1 20d6t
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East Surry.

East Surry.
Excelsior lodge observed the seventh
anniversary Of its institution March 6,
by cake and coffee socisble
Mrs. Fanny Davis was called to Con-
cord, Mass, Friday, on account OF the ILL
ness OF her sister, Mrs. Flora Shapleigh.
The sewing circle was he'd with Mrs.
Fanny Davis March 3, followed by the
cottage prayer meeting in the evening.
The next session, which is the annual
meeting, will be held with Mrs. Sophia
Hutchings, March II, followed by prayer
meeting.
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kIrrt.kN rD tARtlSOt @.
pne Weeks Winuuwings of News,
Novelty aud Nonsense.

Novelty aud Nonsense.
TIE long idlr-ho factory at Bath is to
be started up.
Pa eut hs~ been granted to w. J.
M.ye-, IF O'd Orchard. for a feed device
for rotary drifts.
\ de-ratch ha~ been received from Fred
c Wentworth, tine travelling salesman
for Bangor firm, who ha- been missing,
stating that he i in Washington.
y correspondent Of the Mschia- Repub
lican writes that several persons OF his
TOW. are IT,, and adds cheer'uly: "Some
OF these WI pruosby never recover.
Death VIII come TO ali may we be pre-
pared TO meet it,
TIE Boston barksatine Geneva, COM
handed by Capt. James a. Smith, OF
Msehias is total wreck at san Domingo.
The Geneva" was bound from Surlnsm
ria Barbados tor Trinidad The vesse
was butt at Bueksport, and valued at
about $4,000 and there WAS less than
$1,000 Insurance upon her.
4 v5vacious young lady. of Mschissport,
since Jan. /, 1897, has attended twenty
three dances, thirteen card parties, three
sleighing parties, read five novels, and
sat up four ghts in he week with he
beau. This shows hat woman can do
" hen she sets about it. This will make a
startlingly original epitaph.
"Goedby soon to the sailing-vessel."
says Portland ship-owner, largely be-
cause OF the manufacture OF artificial ice,
which takes the place OF that wh ich made
very profitable csrgoes; the use OF bags
Instead Of h)ge heads for the shipment OF
sugar md he consequent destruction of
tie large trade in shocks and he employ
mint OF harges instead Of schooners for
the -hipme nj OF coat; also the fact the
tramp steamer !. competing with sailing
vessels, disastrHusly to the latter, for
what little business remains" But
Maiue i adapting herself to the new
conditions and building steamers,
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Me-, sullivan.
East BluehiH
TIE X Of P lodge continues to grow.
* new members were initiated Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Flora Abbott recently returned
from BruusWl where she has Ueen
visiting friends.
Hnckiey Robertson who had his hand
Injured by powder a short time ago is
doing we'll. Mr.. Robertson i mem Der
Of both the Foresters and knights of
Pytaias \ number OF his friends recent
y gave him surprise party IN the shape
Of cnopping bee.
March l. G.
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~Uuth Den TIT.
Deer Isle people are much interested in
Capt. Richards n letter, also IN his late
adventure tn tie ep+niards. Probab bly,
war will not en,ue from it, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Peirce had an
informal reception at his home here Tues
day evening. Quite number of guests
Assem- bled, and the evening was spent
with music and games. Rrfres hments
were served.
J. P. Robbins, while at work stone cut
ting THURSDAY, got piece If steel in hi,
eye, which CAUSED him some trouble I'LL ii
was extracted by FRANK TibDetts. Tue
stone cutters prefer each Others help in
such cases to tina; Of the ordinary doc or.
March s. EGO.
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MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

NJ. L. Stevens lodge, No. 10, has
dopted the following:
Whereas. The Advise and Am ghty
God ha-, IN HI, infinite wisdom. removed
To the higher lie our beloved friend and
brother. " ilton Il. Simpson;
Resolred. fuat while we mourn the los
Of our brother Te submit to the viii of
Him ~ ho dorth al things Well.
ReSolred, That We as lodge extend to
he - dos and parents OF Bother Slmp-
son our heartfelt sympathy in this, their
graf los " hu- hand ana son.
Resolred. Tnst the book of law and
sN ord- OF defence upon the altar OF this
lodge be drsped With the mourning tri-
sug OF the order for the period OF thirty
day from the date of our brot her'- deaf l..
The keeper OF records and seal vii read
his commuuica ion al ne stated conven-
ton after IL receipt, and also a. the next
succeeding stated convention.
Resolred Thst these resolutions be
pub is ned IN the Bar Hsrbor Record and
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, and copies he
sent to the families OF our deceased
brOt her.
W. H. LAWRENCE,
: r. DOWNING
FRANK STANLEY.
Committee.
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tfanCocE

Hancock.
Mss Nancy Abbott has returned from
two weeks stay in Brunswick.
Miss Nellie Crebtree has been visiting
friend, IN Corinna and Pittsheld.
Mrs. c. A. Grabtree and two children,
OF Swans I-land, are spending a few
weeks here.
Miss Ethel Crabtree attended the ded-
cation Of Powers hall, at Pttsfield, after
which she went to Clinton. Mass. to
visit her aunt Mrs. o. B. Foss.
March l. NJ.
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Cranberry Isles.
William ;. Squirting, OF Gloucester. IS
visiting relatives and friends at this, his
former home, after long absence.
Mrs. Bertha Brscy is very low, and has
required watchers constantly since the
SAD death OF her little son.
" hlle George W. Bulger WAS engaged
in hauling wood last week he vas thrown
from his sled, striking against stump.
frscturing two ribs.
Seth II. Rice, who underwent success
fui operation three weeks ago al the
Maine general hospital, Is rapidly re-
covering, and his wife writes they Will be
able to return home in about two weeks
4 letter received from Rev. c. E. Har-
wood dated al Orleans, Mass, March ,.
reports him DAILY gaining, but not yet
able to st up al day. It is sincerely
hoped he may continue to gain until his
usual health Is restored. He has been
away uow four weeks and Is very much
missed, a. no re ig!ous services have been
held IN the town since he went away.
March . K.
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BIuehtII-
Mrs. Bunker arrived home last week.
The Pendleton house is to have electric
lights.
Capt :. P Cousins, of Lsmoine, was;iu
town Friday
The dance in Kane's hail, March /, was
very enjoyable.
There is a full attendance at the
academy this term.
II. y. Park aud family will occupy the
house vacated by F. 5. White.
F. NJ. Rowe. of Ellsworth. will start
csrrisge mandatory here this spring.
Ms Minnie Woodward and son. re-
turned home from Boston last week.
George Fl. Slower, who has been i'll at
his home in New York. is improving.
;. P. Kane, of Scott City, Kansas, and
Albert Slower, of Bucksport, were in
town Friday.
Miss Emma G. Osgood and Mrs. II. b.
Darling entertain the Congregational
circle Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Christian Endeavor society gave an
entertainment Monday evening in the
Baptist chapel which was well attended
Manuel Mello has opened a new store
close to the Pendleton house. He ex-
presses his obligation to his patrons for
past fsvors, and invites them to call on
him at his new store.
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y. est Franklin.

Vest Franklin.
Town meeting March Is.
W. McGoSu was in Cherrvdeld last
week.
A-enath Springer is i'll with rheu
mat Ism.
Norman Smith comes around smiling.
Il i another boy.
Clark Bros. hunters and guides. shot a
bob cat and fox Tuesday.
samuel Clark j. at Lamnine huldng
additions to the Blunt pond saw mil.
The speeches Of Senator Frye and others
in behalf Of Cuba, meet With approval
here.
Bertha MeGewn has returned from
North Ellsworth, where she ha- been
attending school.
Jonu WhHtaker has had some OF his
goods moved to Ellsworth, where ne in
tends to make NJ home in the fu 'ure.
Jonn P. Gordon and W. B. Bsi-deu
have commenced work on their quarries
with small crews Mir. B ai-defi has a
contract for 90 feet of curbing.
Marchs CHEER.
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>ortliei,-i ifarbor.

>orth.a-t Harbor.
Capt. Joseph Whitmore has gone to
Bucks port after the lumber for the new
market. The foundation is about done.
Frank CHM and wife arrived Saturday
for the sumner.
Quite a NUM- Der Of Odd Fellows went to
Bar iarbor and Joined the new encamp
ment instituted there last Tuesday.
With Mckinley pres ident, sewer to be
built and steam boat getting on he routes
again, We shall hope business will boom
here.
5. K. Tracy and wife are at Milbridge
visiting Mr.. Trscy's parents.
Mrs. William Knox, OF Eden, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Allen.
J. A. Peckham and wife were at Bass
Harbor last week. Mrs. Peck hams
mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Dodge, was quite i'll,
but they left her greatly improved.
L. f. kimball came down from Boston
to attend town meeting.
March 5. j. A.P.
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t,r-tt Pond.
William Williams : recovering from
hls recent illness.
Miss Bertha Clark wilt return to her
home IN Vest Franklin Monday.
Brsiaerd Silsby and wife and Mrs. F. Z.
Mace spent last Sunday in Amherst.
Leonard Williams, OF Clifton, who has
been spending the inter- in this vicinity,
returned home Saturday.
Charles H. Haynes, OF the firm of Whit
comb. Haynes & Co., made a business
trip up river during the week.
J. Archer Snare, OF Hsmpden, is spend
ing Saturday aud Sunday in town. He
is accompanied by his brother, Austin
Snare.
A. B. Haynes has gone to New York as
one OF the Maine guides at the sports
mems ex position. Mr.. Haynes Will repre-
sent the katahdiu region.
March :. FLOSsIE.
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y has subscribers al i0r
fees in HaReoek county
pers in the county com :
u6 so n1aHg THE AMER
te only paper printed in
and has Aerer claimed 10
mig paper that can prop
3 COUNTY paper; all the
zeal papers The circuia-
EBIeAS. barring the Bar
summer list. is larger
he other papers printed
MY.
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~urry.
The Gsspar Bros, who rented G. W.
Aliens stave mill, have caused quite a
boom in the stave wood business, which
has proven great blessing to many.
They are turning out slaves at lively
rate.
At meeting OF the school committee,
Frank I. Jellison was elected supervisor
OF schools. This is his sixth term.
Luther Hastings, of Ellsworth Falls,
has got out over 100 cords of hard wood
besides some stave wood, at his camp on
Patterns pond.
March s. LUTHER T. SMITH.
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TRY GRAN-O! TRY GRAIN-O

y = 'aAr rr Ger today 10 -how YOU PACK.
e III tsk y -. the new food drink that Ia ks
c. u /. 20, fee. The children msy drunk
i wit#u-t ii jrry a. well a. the adult. Al who
U. =, .Ar So 1R hiN-O ha- that rich seal
trowfs ~ N.,tt.. or Java, but II i maize from
yurr grains. Il the most delicate stomach re
Z .yes b. NIu VI distress. = the price OF coffee.
rs. a8i = Ct per package. Sold by all srocers
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T. F. Anthonv. * Postmaster ni .'.omJ>e
Civ, iowa, -aNs: i. t,nught nur hottte of
"My~tr ture" for Rheum t}sm AMI Two loses
of ii did me- more good than any m"hiri e ever
took" Sold by NIGGIS, druggist, Els
worth.
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save Your Lite

Save YOUR Lie
BY using "THE NEW 'fREAr SoUrH tNERGCA>
KIDNEY CURE" Fhl- new ru--h j. greet
surprise On account Of it, Ncer'lin. urump'ne-s
Back I'm male or f~mIr. IT relieve r-tentioD
OF waller and pain IA pa-.iu- II Iimn-t i'm
m,aIiateIy Save Nour-ef br u-iU4 thI- mar
velou- cure. Is IL win prevent fatal conse
queHcr- in aim ~ ~ ct-e- b. it, &r at aitera
tive aud heting pow >nld hv " Wig
gin, Druggist. Ell-w nth ""
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Waitham.
Miss lisa hell Jordan has returned from
Casfine. where she has been attending
school the past winter.
R-v. and Mrs. BurIeigh were in town
recently.
Mrs. 5. B Giles is suffering from erysip-
elias in the face.
Among he large loads hauled from the
stump on Township 10 the past week, Two
of the largest % .ds We're hauled by Al den
Ia-lam and V. NJ Carter, the former
1.s10 feet. the latter 1920 feet.
March S. III.
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Ii all tuN'
JON G ms has moved to his place
oc--p - ~ Richard Higgins place.
Schaalc Friday, taught by Edward
Peach Of B Iarbor. Refres hments were
e. IN. : afternoon.
Mar b ! B.
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Ea>f f-.tsnas
Mr~. Ha iilpatrie has returned from
E..t.a- :. e in Boston.
Fra / interootham, formerly pilot
Of steau- VT. Desert. has recently
beer sa4o d captain. The promotion
i Xe 60. d.
March ! II.
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ng has a novelty in the
ent in the form of a blue
allace, of Southwest Har-
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norwood and infant son
ing Mrs. Norwood : par
lrs. Henry Coggins.
patrick and Mrs. Lucy
st week in Augusta, the.
P. a. Gross, Mrs. Gray :
there they attended the
ption.
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Tue HI school, F. L. Hodgkins
teaeher. e. a Feb. 10, with interesting
ex rei-es the evening the pupils held
saef#t ich was largely attended
eHd e.. joy. all.
Marcn : II.
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MYRA G. Young,
JULIA BARTLETT.
JOHN +. LEAR.
ommlttee OIL Resolutions.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-01

bail to appear at court and the case
was declared dismissed.
The nine little blackbirds and twenty
other spectators were going out when
Dennis Kelliher, with his mother, ar
rived, Dennis was the only other de-
PENDANTS. He told straightforward
story to Alderman Millar. He and
Kelley had effected an entrance to the
school last Wednesday by lifting a
window. They cut off fifteen feet of
lead pipe and took the pendulums from
six clocks. They also carried away five
bells.
The lead they sold to Gunsmith L. w.
Tisdel, of Wyoming avenue, for s1.SO.
There was thirty pounds. The bells
and pendulums were sold to a junk
man, Benney by name, of Raymond
court, who paid the two boys twelve
cents for the lot. A warrant will be
issued today for Benny's arrest on a
charge of receiving stolen goods.
Thomas Conery, who prosecuted the
case, merely wanted to locate the stolen
goods and have the fixtures replaced.
He has withdrawn all further prosecu-
tion against the boys. Mr.. Conery's
wife is janitress of No. school build
ing,
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PERSONAL.

Miss Esther Moses, of MulFhrry street,
has returned from Atlantic City.
Rev. l.. A. Delurey, o. S. A., presi-
dent of Villanova college, is at the Jer-
myn.
Attorney Richard Busted will leave
for New Orleans today, where he will
spend the winter.
II. d. Swartz is in South Carolina. ex-
amining a tract of timber land of 1900
acres for New York firm.
Miss Gertrude Orellin and George T.
Penderid will be welded this morning
in st. Luke's Episcopal church.
The Misses Estelle Alexander and Ger
trude Shopland have returned from Lake
Winola. where they have been spending
the past two weeks.
The Misses Florence and Georgia Hunt
of Square Top, Wyoming county, were
yesterday the guests of Miss Laila Phil
lips, of Adams avenue.
Miss Kathryn Brennan, saleslady al
HearH Bros, New York. is home, having
been called by the death of her father
Anthony Brennan, of Crown avenue.
Rev. w. G. Watkins, pastor of the
North Main Avenue Baptist church, re.
turned yesterday from his vacation, spent
in northumberland and Schuylkill coun.
ties.
Charles F. Hess, teller in the Dime bank
accompanied by his mother and sister
Miss Amelia, left yesterday for a vaca.
tion at Savannah, Charleston and Somer
vile, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Stone have just
returned home, having spent seven weeks
of the summer in Corning, Buffalo, Mia
CARA Falls, Toronto and the Thousand
Islands. They report a fine trip.
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WHERE THE BOOTY WENT.
The Boys Who Broke Into the No. 2
School Building Sold the STUFF.

In Alderman Millar's spacious court
room last evening nine little black
birds sat in a row: Edward OBrien,
William Creedon, John Murray, James
Moriarity John Flynn, John Feeney,
Patrick Ryan, Palmer Burke and John
Connery. all under 10 years, and some
barefooted.
They were present as spectators in
the case where five of their boy friends
had been arrested for breaking into the
No. school building on Orchard street.
Frank Ryan and Mike Burke, 13 and
IL respectively, were discharged, they
having turned states evidence. Frank
Ryan's mother drew down upon her
head fine of $3.50 for contempt Of
court, because she was prompting her
son when Alderman Millar was ques-
tioning him. Patrick Callahan also
was discharged.
John Kelley, IA years old, denied hav-
ing anything to do with the robbery.
The boy was alone at the hearing, his
father not taking enough interest to at
tend. The boy was held under $500
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CLARK VEIN ABANDONED.
Nine Inspector Orders Work TO Cease
at the Won Storch Shaft".l75
Out Of Employment.

Inspector Pytherick recently visited
the Clark vein of the Won Storch mines
and declared it in unsafe condition for
further operations.
The mine is operated by the Della
ware and Hudson Canal company, and
this vein has given the company much
trouble recently on account of contin-
ual Squeezing" The inspector deemed
it very dangerous, and to avoid a prob
able repetition of the Twin shaft dis
aster, notified the company to that ef-
feet.
The employees, 175 men and boys, were
yesterday instructed to remove all their
tools, as they will abandon the work.
ings in this vein. There is some likeli-
hood of the coal being worked from the
Leggetts Creek shaft, and it is possible
that nearly all of the men, who lose
their places in the Won Storch shaft
will be employed at the Leggetts Greek
and other mines.