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Twentieth Century Euchre Club.

Mrs. Gus Waterman entertained the Twentieth Century Euchre Club very delightfully."- Thursday afternoon at her pretty home on West Fifth ave nue. In spite of the drizzling rain and mud all the members were present to enjoy the game and be the recip- tents of the charming hospitality Of the popular hostess. The decorations were dainty and effective, and at the close of the game. delicious refresh ments were served in courses. The first prize, handsome piece of cut glass, was won by Mrs. Adolph Blu thenthal; the second, sterling silver cream ladle, was awarded to Mrs Will Kaufman. Mrs. Waterman is one of the most popular members of the club and is hapipest when giving happi- ness to her friends Mrs. E. NJ. Bach, of New York, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. c. Schloss, was guest of the club at this meeting.
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xV. Club.

The NV Club h2!G it's sixth session for the present season at the home of Mr J. H. HinemoH. on West Sixth avenue, last Thursday evening, every member being present except Major Clifton R. BreckinriGge, who is in the Indian Territory on business connect ed with the Dawes Commission. of which he is a member. The subject for consideration and investigation was 'Thc Reclamation of the, Flat Lands of Arkansas@ Mr. J. r. Boyce opened the discussion by swing a very lucid description Of the various methods of tilling that haee been used successfully He gave f,lustra- ttans showing the immenss yields from begs which have been success. fully drained, and suggested a system of drainage by means Of wells at short intervals from eaeh other. eant
 R. NJ. Galbraith gave an interesting account of the methods by when tho remarkably fertile fields Of Southern Illinois were reclaimed m spoke of the enormous crops annually gather ed from them. His experience in coli- nection with railroad construction convinced him that there would be no difficulty in securing abundant fall for
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ArIJ.4ed Glass

:. recent German invention Is arm red glass, or glass cast with " ,auze inclosed in theIr substance. so aS
 increase the resistance to pressure shock, and the effects CT heat yests of the new materia, bave been maue 4t the Chemaitz tecba3osieal alseHm which show that the arIHofca ass ts much stronger, an.l Where lhe ordiu ny glass broke under sudGea appi,ea- ions of pressure the strengthened ma terial only cracked, and tLa cracks "aused by changes of temperature did -ot allow aithor siarpa IT flame t0 pass
 r>ne I'oitShin Tseyfco.
 shoes can ba readily polished by dew device, having a foot rest attached ,o the upper side of q tox, with paral- lei rods set on either side of the rest and adapted to guide d long strip ct cssth. tho latter running under the :ails and over the shoe. to be operated by th aAnds.
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M Mardi Gras.

St L. I. NJ. & s. Ky. will sell Feb ruary 13, 1 f and 16 to New Orleans one fare for round trip. Good for re- turn passage until March [ 1901
 St. l.. I. M. & s. Ky. will sell Feb ruary 13, II and 16, one fair for the round trip to Mobile, Ala. Good to re- turn until March [.
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Smart Fashions.

A smart cloth frock must be inelud ed in every outfit, whether for spring summer, autumn of Winte' and the advance fashions show that this style of gown for the spring is to be very smart indeed One of the HOW skirts is to be made with an attachel fiounce a the sides and back, the f1ounce gathered and headed hy stitched bands of silks. the front breadth narrow at the top and flaril% toward the foot A short Eton jacke' is worn over a white flannel shirt waist; it is trimmed with stitched bands and has stitched straps across the front, fastened with gilt or silver buttons There is nothing about this style that indicates that last years colthes would be impossible-in fact it would he quite possible to remodel last years gown to appear new. For instance, one of the newest gowns shows a skirt With inverted box pleats held together with TOW of tiny jeNeled pins or with buttons and lacing.-IIarper's Bazar.
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Valhalia Dance.

Thursday evening the members of the Valahalla Club gave dance, which was largely attended. There was a good orchestra on hand, and with the floor in it's usual g)cG condi- tion and happy crowd present, the event was highly enjoyed, A much enjoyed supper was served by the caterer.
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A Rece ption.

The reception tendered the Infor- nal Euchre Club on last Thursday evening by Mr. s. c. Alexander, Jr, at his new, spacious and magnificent home, on West Sixth avenue. was one of the most charming affairs of the season in It's elegant simplicity of 7e. tail. It Was the first gathering If its kind at Mr. AleNarder.s rev homo and everything was done to ma'-e the guests enjoy the occasion. Nr tlex- ander was successful and none real ized this fact better than did his guests. Dominoes were the amuse- ment for the guests, who were offered handsome prizes. An elegant hair
 clasp was won by Miss Mary Giles pie, while MT. Rufus Arnold was awarded silver knife. A thermom- eter was given Miss Myrtle Saunders
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"N@NNlVANGN EaH&Sxa<A7~N VV ; SOCIETY. ~ NNNN N@ ~N fs1>.s-Sa <, G. SA-v::
Cominu Events.

Mrs. J. c. Schloss will entertain the Twentieth Century Euchre Club. Tues day afternoon, instead of Thursday afternoon, the usual meeting day.
 The members of the Bluff City Club will give a euchre and dance at their club rooms on West Second avenue Monday evening. The euehre Hiu be gin at S::30 o'clock
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| Office
| BURKE
| BUILDING
TAXPAYERS MUST SETTLE.
The Strongest Measures Will Soon
Be Taken Against Delinquents.

At the meeting of the school board
on Monday evening the matter OF how
to get delinquent taxpayers to set
tie was brought up Some strong IAN
Eliagc was used by some of the mem
bers of the board in regard to this
question. Delinquent Tax Collector
Seaman was present and told of some
of his experiences in trying to gather
in shekels that should have been har-
vested long ago. The wrath of the
board was fully aroused by his rcci-
tai. and had some OF the delinquent
and defiant taxpayers been present
and listened to the threatening meas
ures which will be used to enforce pay
ment they would he only too anxious
to step mp and pay and get out oi
the way of squalls.
Mr.. Seaman told of one taxpayer who
stated that If the board could collect
from him any sooner by applying the
law, to go ahead and do so. Some
action viii undoubtedly be taken in
his case Immediately by the board.
\ communication from Tax Collec-
tor Clifford was read, in which he
asked for thirty days more to make
collections His request was granted
\ resolution WAS adopted that Mr.
Seaman be instructed TO make settle
ment by May l.
Other matters that came up for the
consideration of the board was what
would he the requirements of the
graduates of the high school, on which
a special COMMITTEES, consisting OF
Hughes. Swircrt and Hockenbcrry,
was appointed: reports Of progress by
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HAS A GOOD MEMORY.
Local Firemen Rewarded for Work
Done at No z Shaft

The members of the local fire COM
pini,S who We're detailed at the recent
fire 1T No shaft nf the Delaware and
Hudson company will soon receive the
remuneration promised them by Super
inttndent Rose, of the coal depart
mont, Treasurer James j. German, of
the ColumhiaS, yesterday received IA
check from New York, signed by J. r.
Atherton. paNmaStcr, of the amount of
$%t Al the time OF the fire Mr.. Rost-
told the liremcn that il they would
stay there and pump water into the
shaft he would give each man S. for
the days work and furnish them with
meals, hot coffee all day and make
things as comfortable for them as pos
sible during the cold spell of weather
that prevailed.
On Thursday night the Columbias
will have their regular monthly meet
ing and The check will he turned in.
The seven men who We're detailed to
this work will probably then have their
equal share of the $35 check.
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SURPRISED BY THE CHOIR.
Dir. A. D. Preston and His Wife
Receive Handsome Present.

ON Monday evening, the members
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church choir gave one of their Num-
Der. nr. \. -. Preston and his wife,
a delightful surprise visit. The cou-
pie soon expect to leave this city. to
take up their residence in Scranton
where the doctors office Is located
and his rclow,singers decided to make
him call and in Il "noius wish TN"
twain the best OF success and hc;'ith
in their future place Of abode. Scr-
crai friends accompanied the singers
on this crrand.
'rhc party formed a! the home "t
Mrs. I;eoic" ACk1rman and then al
together invaded the home OF the Press
tors. Dr. Preston was genuinely sur
prisgd, but Mrs. Preston had - merry
little twinkle in her eye. ~ IL sii"
would have been able TO guess the
party was coming, If anyone had
asked her. During the evening. d
uf Ingenious games for test
ing the wits were played. one OF
then, was in the nature OF conun-
drums ON the parts Of Il watch. The
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the jantors' and building committees
ana the payment of the following
SUICIDE OF THOMAS GILL.
The Borough of Vandling Shocked
by Tragedy.

The little borough of Nantlling was
thrown into q TERRIBLE state of excite
mcnt Monday night by tn" news ot
the suicide nt Thomas Gill, Il iG-%cnr-
old man and one of the best known
re sidcnts of the place.
The funeral of AIr. Gills grandson
was to have taken place in Olyphaut
yesterday and Mr.. and Mrs. Gill and
their son and his wife were to 80 to
Olvphanl Monday night. The son and
his wife had left on the 80 car and
Mrs. Gill was looking for her hus-
band to take the next one. They lived
in the Geiger building and failing to
ilnd him about the house, Mrs. Gin
went to Il small bain III the rcar
bn openiig the door she was horri-
fed to see her husband hanging in
the center of the r1or NeiChbo,s
and a doctor were alarmed. The man
had stood on box and throwing a
clotlleSlne over one oi the lait rs
swung lims.lf into ctctnitN. The
Guctnr said that he thought the body
must havr been hanging about two
hours.
WulG WAS at once sent to Nr. H. j.
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AT ST. ROSE CHURCH.
The Services That Will Mark the
Latter Part OF the Week.

There will be no services at ST. Rose
church this evening, on account of to-
morrow being Holy Thursday. There
VIII be but one mass on Holy Thurs
day, which will be at 7.SO O'Clock. It
will b. followed by the removal of the
Blessed Sacrament To the repository.
ON Good Friday the mass of the Pre-
sanctiiied viii be celebrated. and the
Blessed Sacrament will he taken back
to the main altar. At $50 p. III. the
Stations of the Cross will be recited,
and the annual collection for preserv-
Ing the holy places will be taken up
ON Saturday morning at $50 there will
be the blessing of the Easter water,
blessing of the Paschal candles and
lighting of the new fire.
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Misses Jennie Butler and May Kilpat-
rick guessed an equal number and
drew lots for the first prize, a hand
some volume. Miss Fitzpatrick won.
June Fitzpatrick won first gentleman's
prize, a button box
DR.. Preston received a present from
his friends, fine steel engraving of
Rosa Bonheur's famous "Pharoah's
horses," In o circular ebony frame
Mrs. NJ. O. Abbey took fashliaht
picture of the party. Before the
dainty luncheon was served. there
were n number of songs by the mem
bers of the choir. Those who partici-
pated in the very pleasant evening
were Rev. and Mrs. A. +. C'haffee,
MIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Evans, Mr.. aud
Mrs. q. w. Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. o. Abbey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Moon. Mr.. and Mrs. $. s Hards, Mr..
and Mrs w. Hobbs. Mrs. Ackerman.
the Misses Jennie Butler. May Kilpat-
rick, Nettie Rayley, Clara Bronson.
Mamie Stephens. May Pengelly. Sadie
Miller. Isabelle stanton. NTessrs. Fl. T..
Clark. June Fitzpatrick and Claude
Oliver
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pECKN.LLE.

BHhcly borough council mel in rrgular 80.
sion MONDAY evening evening. All member, were
present. President William, called the meeting
To order. The following bills were ordered paid:
Lloyd Parry. tW,nty'tmC" day services - onGr
nccr, sos; +, W. liarncs, engineer, so; S'rtn.
ton Republican, advertising, slHj: Joseph Il,
Bell, cnginecr, slm W. j. Davis, polio" scr
vices, $40; Aaron Williams police services,
$3.50; \. ". pcntoCo-t. jiutor, 81; Frank Martin,
burial one pig and onr dog, -; Leonard Curtis,
police services, $40: Archibald Water company,
water for electric light plant tor three months,
500; hydw,ns, N7i,"j; oFphmt Water cont
pauy one lrdrAut. -; Jane. Nirhuis cat rarc,
etc.. SD; scranton Tribune, id'crIising, SiUi;
:. W Arnold, account insurance on electric
l.hl building. $50; Wilson Fine company htC
ui team Tor fiscal ycaI: 80: i, j. Parry, car
fare, etc., sli; T. +. benjamin, secretary, sup
plcs, Sij0; George Williams, services Sio0;
Charles y, Scott, supplies, s3.lH. The following
bill, were held up Tor corrections; scmnton
Steam Pump company supplies SO,dli George
Stage, Labor, - cents; Mount Jc>sup Coal COM
ptny tuel coal, s32.Ol; Fletcher Waller police
services, $500 Richard CaNLult, labor S22j
Communications tlom Insurance Agents {. NJ
Hathaway and u, G.. Black notifying council
that mlr-, thc ire alarm system was put IN
working order the insurance rates would 20 M
were received, The Mattcr was placed in tie
hands uI tuc investigating committee. MrS>r-.
Broug, Nichols and liplo,d were made Iuvcsii
eating committee. IIc CuEiuocra report Ter
March Was ,e1i aud sdcrcd flied. several r,ao.
luton, we've held over until uoN' meeting night,
80 they uvala have ul. considerations pom mo
tini., il was decided 70 hold au adjourned meet
in- within tie utNL lwo weeks, suhec. 10 tl"
call ut tic president, communication Ton
IcImst.ls' unon, No. 80 OF olyphtn', was
read. Il Contained iulytmaiyn to the ch"y.
that the union prices on team work would hc al
1 I|t. rain al Dtl' al Rpuluulu', / %
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A VERY RARE OPERATION.
Performed at DR.. Wheeler's Hospital
Many Physicians Witness It.

An extremely rare and hazardous OPP
| Grafton was performed successfully
Yesterday afternoon at the private hos
! pital of Dr. Henry q. Wheeler. in this
city. The patient was Miss Elizabeth
Giles. OF Jermyn and the operating
surgeon was DR.. Feed Burns. Of Scran-
ton.
The opera ton was what is known as
the Hartley" operation and 1t has
been performed less than Il hundred
times In the history of surgery. but
three times in this section of the cou,!-
try and never before in this city. Or.
Ellrn@ has been the only surgeon who
has attempted it in this section. and in
his two previous operations he met
with success aud a total recovery of
the patients.
Miss Giles has been suffering with
nt ural- Ia since last June and il WAS
decided that the only way to relieve
her vas for her to submit 10 this rare
opera ton. The mortality in the cases
outside ot DR.. Burns has been from "a
to 20 per cent. She came to DR.. Wheel
crs hospital on Monday and Yesterday,
III the presence of eleven physicians
and many nurses, the surgical feat
was accomplished.
DR.. Burns first made Il .trandoor''
incisinn IN the left temple. drilled and
sawed the bone of the skull, laid the
hinged portion on the cheek. inserted
an elevator "a piece Of highly polished
metaD and lifted up the brain. He
then divided the nerves and severed
them at the casserian gunclion. Just
before they made their exit from the
Uranium.
The nerves severed are those that
'inpart sensation to the upper and
lower jaws. They clo not control the
movements of the jaws, however. 1t is
a radical cure for neuralgia hut, as
ma" been said, one rarely attempted
The severed ends are not allowed to
come together again, so no sensation
of pain can be felt afterwards.
The physicians who watched Dr.
Reed Burns manipulate the brain in
this manner We're Drs \. j. r'onnell.
jeff Eunster, j. +. O'Bricn and Nor |
gan Williams. of Scranton; j. \. Kel- |
ley. j. G. Harper. G. r. Meakcr, J. j.
Thompson. ii. c. Wheeler. of Carbon |
dale, and }. :. Graves of Jcrmyn. 4 |
large number of city nurses were also |
present. |
The nlatron and head nurse of tho |
''''l''''' ''"' ."' V Kun Hidii WHO Is !
n graduate of Larkawanna hospital. |
assisted DR.. Eurns. She had |
all the preparations for the operation
in hand, and as these preparations for
ihis work had to he more than thor
"ughly asertir it was no light task
that fell t" her. She It ceivcd hearty
lr%isc from tn" operating surgeon.
Miss Giles was resting easily last
evening and the indications We're that
she would recover although, it is TOO
"""n to be definitely assured on this
nhrt
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catn,rh is entirely cured. Thousands
pay no attention to it until it is too
late.
II Pcrunu is used the cold never be
comes chronic, ana hence catarrh is
prevented. But after catal'rh has be-
come thoroughly established Peruna
VIII cure it. but it will take much long
tr. t.Neli in cases where catarrh has
attacked the lungs and the symptoms
of consumption have shown themselves.
the Fcruna will cure. A great many
cases o. genuine consumption have
been cured with Peruna after the pa
ticnt had been given up to die, as In
the case Of Mrs. Close.
II YOU do not derive prompt and sat
isf; CtUrE results from the use of Pc
ll'n,l, write at once to Dr.. Hartman,
giving full statement of your case
and h" will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, Pr sdcnt OF
The Hartman Sanitalium, Columbus, q.
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Changes in Residence.

Mr. and Mrs Randolph Mason started house
keeping yesterday IN their newly furnished hom1
on Washington street.
W ". Clarh OF the Electric Light company,
expects TO fake M his residence on Wyoming
street the latter part cf the wnek liis horse.
hold Goods were shipped from Wiikc7.B Burc ics.
tcrdoy.
NIr and Mrs. Eugene Dove gave up thrir
apartments H. the Anthfactc ic.toiday and re.
moved TO Cancin street
\. Gcrhardi, the tailor, Las moved his family
TO tho kafka house ON Salem avenue. ov.r his
merchant tailoring pd,lois
Mis-. q. l.. Nlnnson has moved nom Sortii
Church street to Gailleld avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Cilleran have reno, Ell
from Wyoming street to tho Rocsler house on
Park stree.
Mr. aud Mrs. .. l.. ttlcy moved yesterday
into their handsome new residence on Gsrirltl
avenue.
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EPWoRTH LEAGUE MEETING.
A Good Programme to Be Presented
Tonight.

The regular monthly literary and
social meeting of the Epworth league
will be held in the lecture room of the
First Methodist Episcopal church to-
night al 7S0 O'Clock. All are cordially
invited To attend and bring lead uen-
ellis. The following programme will be
rendered.;
Literary subject. The Progress Of the N;uo.
teenth Century"
Piano SOLO .,,....,.....,......Mi Miss Lena Bronson
Essay, "Pogrcs' of the Nineteenth Century,
$500 10 ls5O,' Meta KenNorthy
Vocal solo Edgar Stuck
i.ssaE, "ProgtesS OF the Last Fifty Years OF
Nineteenth Century" .,.....June Kilpatrick
Piano 500 Observation-Disclosures. Lille Box
Reading Lille Gates
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y. i. Dre man, "t Belmont street. i, nil.iu.:
badly burned hau'' which hr received in y rr-
rouS man,cr lie wa4 employed Al Iii, worl
on tho Ontario 5ni Western road. 4 crew was
switching cars in the NGyhcld yard. One oi In.
calS stuck and Mr.. brennan volunteered t. start
il .ith bar
The hlcksmith- had just thrown n bar Ut
iron ont nom the forge. DrcnnLn grabbed hold
of il with TIC result tiai his flesh was burned
almost tn the horc. lie will not be able Ia
MNi, for tim
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Nli,, James McAllister, OF South Main ,,.cyt,
is seriously i'll,
Miss Annie Wade, oi the Electric City, is visit.
ing friends in town.
William Thurman, Of scranton, Wa, among u,s
friends here yesterday,
Il. 7. MaXwcll. Jr, las moved 10 the loams
on salem avenue vacated by William g. Lind
say.
Mi, Katie Meuiok, ui New Yory city. who
has been visiting her UNCLE John Merric6, o,
DaIte avenue has returned homo.
Mr. fuley, oi Hancock, y. y. Who has been
visiting Mis-. john Glugham, os seventh avenue,
has returned lone. She was accompanied by
Mis- May Gaughlu, whu viii visit in IIano,cI
for about week,
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Phone !
new, 286 |
OLD,O423I.
Carbonda1e Department.

Roberts. of Scranton. the county corc.
ner. and the body was laid out in the
room where the suicide was COM
mittcd, awaiting the coroners arrival.
The place was locked up and q guard
established Up to noon yesterday.
however. the coroner had not come,
and Justice of the Peace Warden and
a jury rendered a verdict of suicide
by hanging while temporarily insane.
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MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS

ior Children. Mother Gray. ior years a nurse IN
the Children's Home in New loik, treated chil.
dren successfully with Iemrd,, now prepared
and placed in the drug stores, called Mother
Ciray's Sweet Powders ior Children. They are
A certain cwc for ie,ershross, constipation.
hesdache, tcethiue and stomach disorders aud
remove worms. At all druggists, &c. Sample
-ent FREE. hdlrcss Allen :. olmstcd LcRoN
y y.
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Meetings Tonight.

t.'rhoulac lodge, No. 30. Free and Accepted
Mason.
Rev. FATHER tarew branch, NJ. 80. Catholic
Knights OF America
Pioneer caStr, No. "c5, \ncicr, order knights
Of Mystic Chain.
talho,'dalc lodge No. 80, Knight, nr rythia..
Ladies' AnNlliiry i;ailroll Engineers. After.
noon.
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Purchase of Real Estate.

William B. Lindsay has purchased ,llr k,lli
house aud lot on Lincoln drcnuo. The parcel
is situated between the houses occupied by Au.
ton kah and Mrs. Harriet Rlynor. |, j. TIC
new owners int snion either +" remodel the
prescn, house OF construct new o,!c. I" hc
occupied by himself. Until tl'e change l. cor.
plc'cd he will reside in the apartments in thc
lodyard row 10 which Ic removed Monday from
Salem avenue"
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While ioj'n killccu, foreman OF tho street de-
lartmCnt. was helping to unload a WAGON tuil
OF large granite blocks ut Racket Brook ycstcr.
day morning lr received quito Il painful injnry.
He wa removing the stones with heavy iror
bar tor a riy whru d stone from tho wagcu
struck the bar and brought il doNu ON tho
great toe "f the right too, With bang. Mr.
killcen persisted in keeping ni work despite tho
pain and tho injury to his foot. \, ne refused
tn doctor. there is no knowing how badly
he is hurt
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three years, will lie the Offering at the Grand
Oh Thursday evening. IN AT Pincy Ridge" Mr
Higgins is said TO have given to the stage lii,
like picture OF the Tennessee mountaincer. lie
brings out the drol humor and Unborn rcner.
osity and honor Of the southern gentleman. TO.
gcther with the picturesque dialect SO common
to southcrners, in very natural and interest.
inc
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At the Opera House
Teachers Pay Day.

Thuraddy Nisht--"At Piney Ridge. -
Tuesday Nisht-"Two Merry rramps,
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Weds Today.

Ernest rianrlr. oi tie palLce creamery on
Salem avenue, will he married today To Mis-
Lazarus, of WiGcsBirrr, IN that city, .>!tcr
the ceremony the Will at cone hoIc aud
60 to housekeeping in lie Williams hou,c on
pirc avenue.