davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
MARRIED.

M'rried in the PRESBYTERIAN church,
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, Miss
Minnie Bates. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Bates and Fred Gillett, of
Rodney. Iowa. Rev. l. G. McEwen
officiating. Mr.. r.. G. Roup acted as
best man and Miss Jessie Andrews as
bridesmaid. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held lit the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Bates; most delightful
luncheon was served MIR. and Mrs.
Gilleit received number of beautiful
presents, and congratulations and be.
WISHES of host of fr.l d. go wi h
them. TIE viii 20 10 housekeeping at
Ho'stein, where Mr.. GilI4tt has posi-
ii on the Al vance. The ont of town
CUES : were Mr.. s;i'letts father anu
mother. NJ and Mrs. Browning, OF
r ydney.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13

has inclined floor, richly carpeted,
heavy oak pews arranged semi
circularly, and is lighted with
aeetylene gas, the coming light
for al public buildings. being
sure, brilliant and safe. The
windows are of heavy. stained
glass and were chosen with care
as to design and execution.
The tower supports a bell of
$3.50 pounds whose deep intona-
lions summon the congregation
to worship
This splendid edihce has been
but at a cost of $1,000, and the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
operation meets all his plans for
the enlargement of the work.

operation meets all his plans for
the enlargement of the work.
We are glad to be able also to
present the portrait OF the pastor,
Rev. McEwen, to whose faithful
and intelligent effort so much is
due. He is greatly beloved, not
only by his congregation, but by
the citizens OF Charter Oak.
The charter members of the
church are as follows: D II.
McWilliams and wife. DR., j. j..
Nc civilians and wife. 1. A. Mains
and wife. Mrs. D. A. Cooper,
Mrs. AL. Snider, Mrs. Chas.
Hardy. r. l.. Schumacher and
wife, B. f. Garrett, w. f. Miller
and wife.
From these scant members the
congregation has prown. and the
present new church is lasting
monument tC their Christian zeal
and 10 his. generosity of the peo-
pie of Charter Oak.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
;NEW CHURCH DEDICATED. !
5 CHARTER Oaks - - -
5 handsome Presbyterian Sdl{lcc
S ~ Dedicated tothe Service q SOD.


Mrs. Martin Neal had the honor
of giving the last ten dollars to
complete the sum. When the
people realized that it had all
been done, and so quickly and
cheerfully done, every man turn
ed and smiled at his neighbor as
much as 10 say This is the reg
ular Charter Oak way
The solemn dedicatory prayer
was delivered by Rev. A. G. Mar
tyn, and then in few impressive
words by Rev. Bailey the church
was formally given to Gods SER
vice, and the choir sang out the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13

Presbyterian people may be just
ly proud of their eminent success.
They are not un-mindful Of the
sympathy and material help given
by those who are not Immediately
connected with their denomina
ton, but gratefully acknowledge
every favor received.
The building committe consists
Of the following gentlemen, all
of whom are influential citizens:
Martin Neal, DR.. r. ]. Hart, w.
F. Miller, F. L. Shumaker and d.
Il. McWilliams.
The contractor was Mr.. L. A..
Sewell of Denison, whose work.
manship has been highly COM
mended. The plans we're drawn
by Fisher Laurie of Omaha.
The most cordial relation exists
between the pastor and the grow
ing church; Rev. L. c. McEwen
and the people among whom he
has labored successfully for more
than year. Their hearty CO.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
win Manage the Giants.

New York, Dec. l2.-John b. Day,
formerly owner of the New York
club, at the height Of it's success, has
been secured as manager of the Giants
for next year. Such was the announce
ment made Sunday by Andrew Freed
man, president of the New York club.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13

Havana, Dec. While Capt. Gen.
Castellanos was in his bedroom Sunday
evening the roof fell in and wounded
him on both shoulders, the breast and
face. His orderly was also wounded
in the face.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
sleet ana AG,ourn.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The American
Canadian commission held a meeting
Monday and adjourned until Tuesday.
The American members and British
members each held separate sessions
before the joint session. The ques-
tions considered, it was stated, were
those which have been before the com
missions during the past few days.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13


people of Charter Oak, for it
witnessed the final dedication of
one of the most handsome and
complete church edifices in any
city of the size in Iowa. For a
long time the Presbyterians of
Charter Oak, true to their re-
ligious tenets, have chung to and
strengthened their church organi
zation. They we're beset with
difficulties as every small congre
cation is, but prosperity has at
tended the efforts of the church
members and citizens and to-day
they look back with a smile at
the old furniture store. with its
rough rafters and unfinished
walls, where they formerly held
service, and go gladly to their
new house of worship which is
at once the pride and glory of
their town.
The new church was filled from
doorway to gallery, When the
choir began the glad Anthem of
joy and thanksgiving. Rev. Thos.
Carson then read impressively
from the Holy Word, which is
the inspiration and the common
heritage of all our Christian
creeds. Miss Florence Abbot
rendered solo with such a sweet
and tender voice as to form a
fitting prelude to the sermon of
DR.. 7. S. Bailey, the Synodical
Missionary, who preached the
dedicatory sermon. No man is
more dearly beloved by the Pres
byterians Of Iowa, and no man
more richly deserves it than does
Dr.. Bailey. EARLY and late, rain
or shine, through summers heat
and winters SHOWS he is ever
faithful to this work.
We cannot speak too highly of
this noble man and the great
work he has done in Iowa. DIR.
Bailey took his text :. the
miracle of the loaves an fishes,
and spoke of the faith required
Of Christians and how God al
ways coupled his great commands
with glorious promises. AL
though he had ATTIC nded many
dedicacions, Rev. Bsiley said he
had never dedicated g church be-
fore, where every minutest detail
had been so completed Dr.Balley
was class mate of Rev. Martyr
>of Denison, and he took occasion
to express his confidence and
esteem for Denison's pastor He
ccmplimented the people upon
the grand fulfllment of their task
and then began the usually UNI
pleasant task of raising money so
that the church might be clear
from debt. The building fur
nished complete, with furnace
and lighting plant cost SIS. 900,
and $3.50 remained to be sub
scribed. 1t seemed an impossible
task, but this is where the sur
prise came in. In considerably
less than an hour every cent had
been raised, and the worthy
Doctor had to stop the people
from subscribing more. 1t was
wonderful, especially when it is
condidered that about So, 900 had
already been pledged. In as
many minutes three people had
subscribed $500 each, nine more
quickly followed with $50 sub
scriptions, then came sixteen or
twenty for S25 each, then num-
Der gave $50, and the IS subscrip-
tions came in thick and fast.
Business men gave and then gave
again, they gave for their firm,
for themselves, their wife and
each of their children. The
Ladies Aid Society pledged a
large amount as did the young
peoples societies, and we Judge
there are a large number of
church socials in store for Char
far Oak FINALLY a. basket col
The sun., 1898-01-23
NlillSl,Oip,.

This town is now undergoing tbl
ough ovrrhaullng in regard to stpal
cutters and paving. There has becnE
large force Of men at work this wei
and now is in an excellent condition
Miss Emma Fletcher of Preston, MJ
is the guest oi Rev. and Mrs. Thcodt
f.iswell.
Mrs Hannah Parker Of Winnings
who has been visiting relatives here Id
returned.
q. \. Kitchens, OF Philadelphia,
visiting his family in this town.
A coIorcd festival held here on lhuh
day night ended in fight because Ta
Burton, Andrew Bcthards, John Tingt
>t'ckIcy HayIis and George Bcthardsa
wanted to pay court to tho same gid
The dusky damScl, responsible for thI
is Emma Ross, of Philadelphia wb
captured all their affections. After III
fight she accepted another beau, and I'll
pair will be married shortly.
Rev. Theodore ILiswclI and Rev.
Taylor spent part OF this week in Iaure
George Lynch is visiting in Geors
town.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. W. Wells have n
turned from Connecticut, where the
have been for the past two weeks.
The sun., 1898-01-23
Harrington.

George f. Swain is visiting Greenwood
friends.
Miss Nora Rust, Miss Wiley and Miss
Russell, of Farmington, are visiting lar
rington friends.
Mrs. Spencer, Of Frcdcrica, is visiting
her son Harrington.
Mrs. Anna Harrington, Misses Laura
and Name Spnrry, are visiting Mrs.
Harry Harrington.
Grand Ma,irr Workman Curtis G..
Davis, Of Laurel, and p. q. W. joseph
IIoffrckcr, OF Dover. attended lodge
meeting Of a. o. L. W. Lodge, No. i,
lst night, and installed tie following
officers: NJ. w., Jas. A. Wyatt; =. NJ.
W., A. B. Barlow; ovcrsccr, Thorn; s
Evans; foreman, w. =. Wilrut,s; inside
watchman, Samuel II. IIill; outside
Waterman, John II. George, guide, D. +.
SawteIc; recorder, John W. Shc!druk,
fnancicr, John $. West; receiver. W. {.
Wright; trustees, ". G. Ward John
X ckardS and II. Raughlry; medical c:
aninrr, DR.. y. H. Lewis.
Mrs. T.. d. Tcrring, Of Chester, is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
L re, on Wcincr Avcnlc.
+. Fleming has erected large saw
mil on u tract OF timber OF H. j. Mills,
n ar Milford, and will get out railroad
"A nj ship timber
NJ 81 Angie Mnsten is the guest Of Mrs.
Cook Creadick, FELTON,.
Elijah Sapp and wife, J. W. Smith and
wlc, Ilezekiah Sapp and wife. l.. L.
Sapp and wife, and Mrs. Anna Mastcr
The sun., 1898-01-23
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
smyrna.

Friday John i. Webb received Il no.
tee OF the death Of his eldest son, George,
Il prominent clothing salesman Of Ba!ti-
more. Friday. He leaves u wife and two
children. Mr.. Webb grew up in Smyrna
and was clerk for several years in Ed
ward I,cck's store He was Il Young
man Of sterling qualities and had Il host
Of friends both in Baltimore and this
town. Mr.. Webb was - years Of age,
and although bright and genial in dis
position, has been a great sufferer for
years from pulmonary troubles, con-
sumption causing his death.
Miss Mary Wright has returned from
d visit with friends in Cccltnn.
John p Hudson has purchased the
Ryan property near st. Georges, for
$l,Ol7. 1t was sold at Shcriff's sale.
At the last meeting Of Stars and Stripes
Council, No. 2G. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Of this
town. it was decided to have Prof. Brad
ford, Of Boston, deliver his famous lee
turr on the American Flag, in the Opera
House, Thursday evening, Feb. "A.
Captain George W. Bradford, Of Had.
donicld, n. j., who is spending the
winter months at Clayton, has purchased
through Cosgoff 4 Beck, the Moultcn
Hudson property on South street, in ten
nrc Of j. Edward IIoffccker. Captain
Bradford was for years a photographer
in Smyrna and now that he has decided
to retire from business has selected this
town in which to live.
Mott e. Otis are still having cottages
erected ut Woodland Beach, and ne
fore Spring is over, some ten or twelve
will have been completed. They will he
r'ntcd out to persons desiring to lead a
camp life at Woodland next summer.
Mizpah Lodge. No. lG, %. L. W.
will have an installation tomorrow night
wien all the Grand Officers will be pres.
cnt. After the installation a coliati on
viii b. served by CatcrcrG Geo. NJ. Steven.
sJn.
Sometime ago Masculine Foraker and
Peter Hnisns had quarrel and since
since thea there has been an i'll feeling
between the two men, b ,th Of whom live
near Wood and Beach. On" day recent
lvForakcr shot two Of Raisins horses stat
ing they were trospHssinG upon his prem
iscs one hors" was killed. whi'c Tn,
other was badly injured, Rai-in. sworl
out y W ,rrant for Fnrakcrand yesterday
he was lr,lgl before Magist rate Cooper
by Constable Pratt. After hearing all tht
cvidercr the Magistrate decided thu
horses were not trrsSpnsing and fin
Foraker Sl4 and cost. lie was also hclC
under SlD0 bail to keep the peace. I'll {
The sun., 1898-01-23
Nlitl,llcttl,y,,.

Little Henrietta l'rcttymun. of Smvrna,
but recently OF Middclown, is uuilc III
with scarlet fever in Philadelphia, but at
last reports was better.
Miss Elizabeth Tritcs, Of Eal,i1n ,rc
spent several days in town tins week,
having been called here by the death ,i
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Budd.
Miss Blanche Wright. Miss Ada C,ch.
ran, Mr.. W. Il Reynolds and Mr.. Cav
land Wright were in the city Wednc .daiv
evening attending the theatre.
Mrs. Hannah Appleton and d;u,yh,cr
Miss Belle Appleton, left today for
Bethlehem, Pa, where they will visit
Mrs. AppIrton's sister, Mrs. jacobson.
Mrs. 7. +. Lindlcy, Of EastviiIe, Va,
who has been spending the past two
weeks with relatives and friends in the
town and vicinity, left today for home.
Miss Ad'la Foard from town, and Mrs,
Richard luard, Of Odessa, have been in
Tappan, n. Y, the past week attending
the nlplIals Of Miss Flora Bean.
MIR. James II. Euld spcn, Sunday last
with his mother. Mrs. Matilda buud.
and attended the funeral Of his grand.
mother Mrs. Mary HGdl, near Sa snfras.
The Volunteer Hose Company has is.
sued invitations to its Eleventh Annual
on Thursday, evening .Ian,mry, 27h sit
ting down ut 8 o'cIock,' Individual cards
OF admission. These reununs are SO
popular and the pressure for admission
$, pressing that cards lave been 70 nd
necessary. There will be u GLOW Of wi,
and reason" after the more substanlials,
The Hose Company of 81 members is one
of the inst stitutions Of which the town NAV
The sun., 1898-01-23
well be proud and all are interes,.

well be proud and all are interested
their ANIMALS.
John Morrison, for years ci,,s,
Middletown and Il contractor, died All
residence on Crawford street Fr%
morning. lie was 10 years old and
several years has been an invalid reu,
ing the attention Of his daughter wLdII
been his faithful attendant. On Mona'
jan II, he fell down stairs in his 1.
receiving injuries from which he crs
no; recover. Mr.. Morrison had m,
warm friends who will regret to Lean
his death and who sympathize with
daughters, Miss Mary Morrison, /,
is at home, and Mrs. Annie W. llrS
beck. OF Philadelphia. Funeral sery,
will bc held at the house on Mona
afternoon at 2 o'clock; intcrmcn FM
Cemetery.
The sun., 1898-01-23
IcWC.S.

Again the proposition to bond the
town is before the people. This time
the object is for general improvements,
such as more perfect drainage, better
streets, paving, and a more satisfactory
leverage system. Chairman A. J.. Bur
ton OF the Board of Trade. who is the
new Mayor and president ui council, has
issued Il call for Il public meeting Of the
Board Of Trade on Monday night to dis
c'lss the proposition Of bonding the town
for SIG, on for a term Of forty years.
Every citizen is invited to attend the
meeting and have Il voice in the matter
under discussion. 1t is very probable
that the sentiment Of the meeting will
be in favor Of bonding as this appears to
be the "pportnnr tllnrto boom the town,
and there seems to be II" reason why the
town should not grow il it is made at,
tractivc. There is no town in the State
with more advantages aS Il manutactlr.
ing centre. With the completion Of the
new Queen Anne railroad Lcwrs has
intercourse with Baltimore. and is also
the terminus of the d. NJ. & V. Il. r.,
connecting with Wilmington and Phi!a-
dclphil, while again it is situated directly
ut the nort! "f the Delaware Bay, and
water communication with any port
along the coast is at hand. The Queen
Anne Railroad Company will, no doubt +,
make this Il coaling station, in which
event the big orcan-going steamers will
put in here for fuel supplies, while there
is Il probability of this place being port
Of discharge before many years. And il
is all to be brought about by bonding.
The sun., 1898-01-23
UN WILMINGTON DELAWARE, SUNDAY, JANUARY %, 1898.

were present at the celebration Of the
Goth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Sapp, at their residence
near FELTON,, last Thursday.
Miss Mamie Roach, Of Houston, is
visiting Harrington friends.
Miss Bessie Mccoy, OF Odessa, is visit
ing Mrs. T.. b. Harrington.
Martin f.. Smith, of Norfolk, Va, is
the guest Of Dr. W. T. Williamson.
Miss Ida Smith is the guest Of
Houston friends.
J. +. Turner, Of Philadelphia, spent
Wednesday with his sister Mrs. Bay.
nard.
Miss Francis Williamson is visiting
Philadelphia friends.
i. c. Reese and wife, are the guests Of
Philadelphia friends.
Miss Lizzie Turner, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting er brother W. B. Turner
A great deal OF interest is being mani.
Tested in the revival services conducted
by the Rev. j. L. Straughn at the NJ. T..
Church, and there have been quite Il
number Of C, nversions.
The sun., 1898-01-23
S,.:iE,i,l.

A Board OF Trade will soon Ee organ-
lZeu in this town.
The investments in Sraford hundred.
assessed by l.. {. Raughcy under the
Adams tax law, amounts to SiOo, 900
There are u number who nave not made
their report yet and several who refuse
to make returns to the Assessor.
Mr.. William II. Griffith died ON
Thursday morning after an illness Of six
months, OF crrlI"sis of the liver, aged 10
years. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at two O'Clock. Jntcr,ucIn
was made at the NJ. T.. Church.
Tuscarora Tribe, no. -, Improved
Order Red Men, held an open council to
celebrate its Eth anniversary on Tues
day evening at their wigwam SpcechcS
were made by Rrvs $. J. Smith l.. Il.
Combs, Professors W. ". Knowles and
A. {, Brewer. Tnscaroru is in Il -four
iShing condition. having l25 members
AMI nearly - 600 invested. New mvm-
beis are going in every week, and lhclc
Is not many nights bat what they have
work. All,r ne Speaking tie members
with friends Visited the Town Hal,
where refreshments Arr' served.
The grorr;S ir". malignant at the acti, n
OF the cracker tr'.>' IA making another
advance IN the pI,r OF its products.
This lime the price has been sent np
hail cent pound, making the third
Increase during the past six months. At
prpscn, crackers are selling for II cent
and Il half II pound more than they did
last summer and the increase all goes to
the trust. The groccrs claim that the
advance will not permit them to raise
tie retail p'lce, and as result the :,i,li-
tIonal money, which goes into the cot
i"rs OF the trust, comes ont OF their
pockets.
The sun., 1898-01-23
Milford.

The color"d folks held cake walk III
ArmoIy Hall last night, led by EdwaA
Wo"Ifrrd and Mary Stevenson. After
close contest between Woolford and ladA
Minus Trader and Catherine Murplryi
and Herman Graham and Linda Turned
the cake was awarded to Trader and
lady. Music was furnished by Wilson
orchestra, consisting OF four piccel
After the cake walk dancing was conthg
ued until Il late hour, with John IIayca
"f Dover, as tloor manager. Buck ans
wing dancing and music by the Diamond
STATE 1nartctlc were also attractions dug
Ins the evening. Everything was cons
Quoted IN quiet manner, and quite I
large number OF our white citizens viii
messed the cake walk.
Miss Ella Prcttyman left today il
C"rnwells, Pa. where she will be thi
guest Of Mrs. W. II. Smith for sevcral
days.
Miss Elizabeth Williams is the spss
OF friends at Queen Lane, Pa.
Hon. Jonathan $. Willis will spend
Sunday in ElEtnn, Md, the guest OF tIS
Hon. William T. Warburton.
A. i. lIousrr left today for Wilkes
barre, Pa, w'lerc he was cal led by thi
death OF his father.
The body Of Robert W. W.Wootcn arrived
from Camden, n. j., yesterday. Inter-
mrn' will Ia k" place in the odd Fellows
cemetery today.
W. Il. lIrrnig spent yesterday i
GrVrgctoWn.
Miss Katie Layton was the guest 4
Milford relatives on Friday.
Harry Matthews is visiting relatives.
Phiadrlphia.
Whooping cough and chicken poS
have appeared in Milford among tIt
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hall spcu|
sunday in Philadelphia among relatives
Miss EorleIIa Davis is visiting friend
and relatives in Philadelphia and Allan
tie City, n. J.
Miss May Davis is the guest of friend
in Salisbury, Md.
The sun., 1898-01-23
Newark.

The Delta Phi and Athenaean Ii,l
ary Society, OF Delaware College, rec1
ly sent in application for the pcrmisl
to give entertainments in the college
the term Of '9S.
Lieutenant Gordan is giving the cod
Of cadets Il course OF lectures on miliJ
science. The first one occurred on II
uary ), 1898,
a council Of the Athletic Associate
OF Delaware College, decided at the |,
meeting, Thursday, January 20, ii
there would be no base ball team ID
year on account Of he absence of COD
Ieicnt "twirler.'
The sun., 1898-01-23

mington have never had IA chance to
show what they can do, as they never
had contract Of sufficient magnitude to
invite them to combine their efforts.
Samuel Sweeney is working hard on
the cello, which will be appreciated by
musicians here. as Il good cello player is
badly needed in this city. MEMO.
The sun., 1898-01-23
Georgetown.


The Georgetown Club has elected the
following officers: President, Edward H.
Paynter; vice president, Joseph ID. Tux.
ton; secretary and treasnwr,W. $. Davis;
governors, DR.. o. y. Robinson, Joseph
l.. CahalI, Philip c. Pcnnel, +. T.. Pitch
er. The club is reported as being in a
tourishing condition.
Anumb'r r persons here ave re 'rivt d
invitations to attend on the 2Gth
inst, the marriage of 7. Edward Magcp
and Miss Eleanor {. Martin, at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Martin, at 1927 Cross street. PhiIa.
dclphia. Mr.. Magcr formerly resided in
Georgetown.
Hiram NJ. Lhnson, who formerly
lived near this place, has written ,n
friends here stating that Pinnrr'S Point,
Va, where he now resides, was recently
the scene oi Il very destructive contagra-
tlun, and that it was by Strenuous efforts
that his Il dwrllng and place OF business
were saved from the avagca oi the fire
The Sussex County Farmers Institute
will meet in tie Court House, next
Thursday, the 9th inst. DR.. Ncale will
thoroughly discuss the question, ">haIl
We Use lime ?'
The Literary Department OF the
Georgetown Chapter, Of the Epwor,h
League, has arranged to have Byron
King give an entertainment in Methodist
Hall, on the list OF February.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Lank. nf Phil
adclphia, returned to that city yesterday
after Il brief visit to the lallcr's sister,
Mrs. n. II. Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Rust. of near
here, are visiting relatives in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Roman Tammany is at IAvcs,
having been called there by the serious
illness OF her fathrr, Captain ", F..
Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Hickman, who
have been visiting the Iallvr's arrnls
here, have returned to Wilmington
Edward +. Pride left his morning for
Philadelphia, to remain over SUNDAY
with friends.
The sun., 1898-01-23
Treat ment orConstipatiou.

We will divide the treatment into two
classes, one, of which we will speak to-
day, the hygienic and dietetic treat
ment, and the other, which we shall
treat Of next Sunday, the medicinal
treatment,
The sun., 1898-01-23
A Public Dispensary Tor the People
of Delaware.

This department OF TIE SrN is con-
Quoted by DR.. Il. G. Joyce, of 1919 W
Fourth street. But all communications
relating to medical subjects must be ad-
dressed to the Medical Editor of TIE
Sun, l03 +. Sixth street, Wilmington,
The sun., 1898-01-23

w ANTED-A man in every town in Deh
w ware. Legitimate, laying business. wit
rfr'lnnNihlr concern. Apply at once, Box
lhludrluha, Pa,
The sun., 1898-01-23

w ANTEl'm;O hys to sell the sunday &
W lt'll oi TIE sun. biggest sale un rcro
last Sunday. More Profit. Apply lGs East Six
The sun., 1898-01-23
HELP WANTED-MALES

NJ ANTEn--Sitnation for coarhman or nov.
N work III private family. Address sol T,
The sun., 1898-01-23

w '-,Hrght young woman stcnosrna3
Wy, phcr and Remington operator. Box "a
The sun., 1898-01-23
A1.Lp WANTED-FEMALES.

WANT ED-A halfgrown white girl for hos
49, city.
The sun., 1898-01-23

Married lady canvasscrs to q,
" hriNal" books for women. 613 King stree
a. m or Il =, m.