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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
Brief News Notes.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. l.. r.
Fowler, of Cherry street, on Thursday
afternoon at 2.3D o'cloch.
The funeral of the venerable Thomas
Mcdonald will tax" place from 81.
Mary's church this morning at 3
o'clock, when Il solemn high mass Of
requiem will he celebrated.
Rev. Dr.. Logan occupied the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church yesterday
morning.
Albert Wagner Is indisposad at his
home on Elakely street.
Jacob Eastellne. former WELL
known resident, is circulating among
OLD acquaintances in town.
Nandykc Pincl<ney, Of Bloom street.
is now employed by the Elk Hill Coal
and Iron company. At their general
office at scranton, in Il clerical posi-
ton.
Mrs. Dr. Chamberlin, of Blakely
street, is conValescent after her recent
illness.
one of the most enjoyable and popu-
lar social occasions OF the season was
held in Washington hall, Thursday
evening, by the members OF the NJ. III.
and G. G. club, a society composed of
our popular young ladies. Lawrence's
orchestra furnished the music for the
merry crowd, which numbered about
seventy couples. Dancing and other
social entertainment was INDUCED in
until midnight, \ large number of
out -of-toWn guests We're present. Too
much credit cannot be given the COM
mittee, who made the affair such sue
cess, and which was composed of the
following: Misses Gertrude Matthews,
Edith Cronk, Mary Powell, Bessie Ben
jamin, Olive SwartZ and Helen Benja-
min. The patronesseS We're Mrs. Sid
ney Matthews, Mrs. William Wilson,
Mrs Richard Webber. Mrs. S. a. Ben
jamin, Mrs. William Bower. Mrs. Bert
Hanev and Mrs. Theo. Weber.
A progressive euchre partyand social
will be conducted tonight in Manley's
hall by the st. Vincent de Paul society.
The proceeds are to be devoted to char
ity.
The revival meetings at the Trpp
Avenue Christian church have closed.
The Rev. Mr.. Cobb has been sick for
several days, but held his audience to
the end last night on the topic, II have
not failed 10 declare unto YOU the
whole truth" This was the third meet
ing held here by this evangelist, which
was the most successful OF any yet.
All told, there has been thirty-eight
conversions. Mr.. Cobb leaves today for
Rochester, n. Y, where he will stay a
few days before leaving for Europe.
Mr.. Cobb goes with the benediction OF
his nonny friends
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GREEN RIDGE.

There has been change for the better in Mr..
a. &. Thomson, whose serious illness has been
a cause OF anxiety to his friends, and he is now
steadily improving.
Mrs j. g. Lee, OF Meylsrt avenue. is in from
a severe attack OF grip.
owing to the illness OF the pastor, Rev. l. J.
Lansing, there were no services in the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church last evening. Rev.
!" Il. Foster, assistant pastor, preached in the
morning.
Lowell Lawrence, OF Delaware street, is con.
fined TO his home by illness.
Mr., Van Allen, who has been a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Thomson, will return TO his
home IN Buffalo this morning, and will be accom-,
panied by Master Robert and Miss Dorothy
Thomson.
The members OF the Young Mems club OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd have entered into
contest between themselves to increase their
membership. There are two factions, known az
the Orange and Black. The side obtaining the
greatest number Of new members Is 10 be ban.
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Funerals Yesterday.

Services over the remains of the lat
James Brace We're conducted yester-
day afternoon at o.3O o'clock at the
house. $50 North Hyde Park avenue,
large number of people were in at
tendance. Interment was made in the
Washburn street cemetery.
The funeral of the late Andrew
White occurred yesterday afternoon
from the house on Robinson street.
lnterment was made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
Many lifelong acquaintance of the
late Thomas Riel attended the funeral
services at st. Patrick's church on
Saturday morning. The cortege was
an unusually large one. and interment
was made In the Cathedral cemetery,
where the deceased had been sexton
for many years. The pail bearers We're
members of the Catholic Mutual Bene-
fit association, OF which the deceased
had been a member.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

Five weary Willies were arrested by Lieuten.
ant Zang and three officers yesterday morning
for loafng on the old rolling mill premises,
They were locked up at the South Side station
house At n hearing before Alderman Donovan
they gave their names as Thomas Hail. Rob-
ert Snyder, David Welsh, Edward Reilly and
Patrick Kearney. The latter was discharged
while the othc,s were fined 81 each, In default OF
which they were committee to the county Jail
for FIVE days
Herman Wormbachcr. who had his hand ss
verely injured at the South works, is able 10
attend to his duties again.
Charles Dipprc, OF go Alder street, is confined
TO his home with frozen hand
Mrs. William Rech, Of 62l Alder street, is SO.
riously IN.
The St. IreEes society will meet this evening
in Pharmacy hall.
The Workingmen's Beneficial society will hold
their annual masquerade ball on Thursday, Fen
ruary l8
The st. Mary's Glee and Dramatic association
will hold their monthly meeting this evening in
OF, Marys hall.
The annual ball Of the ST. Aloyaus society will
be held in St. Joseph's hall, and not in Cal.
icrys hall, as previously announced.
Edward Fuller, who had his foot injured at
the Cliff works is attending to his duties again.
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W. A. Burton. assistant secretary of
the Railroad Young Mems Christian
association. conducted the Senior Ep-
worth League meeting at the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church last
evening. All persons who were con-
verted in the Hampton Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church during the re-
cent revival meetings are requested to
meet the pastor this evening at 7.3o
o'clock in the lecture room of the
church.
The morning service at the Sumner
Avenue Presbyterian church yester-
day was conducted by l.. N. Keene,
and at the evening service Prof. Plum
ley preached the sermon.
At the washburn Street Presbyter-
Ian church yesterday morning, all
those who were converted during the
special services held recently were re-
ceived into church membership.
Mrs. knauss and Miss Raudenbush
conducted the Epworth League meet
ing in the Simpson Msthodist Episco-
pal church last evening, and at the
$50 services DR.. Sweet preached an
instructive sermon on "Profltless
Hearing, or Hearing FOR Profit"
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Christian Endeavor Celebration at
Presbyterian Church-Miss Hoyt
Entertains-Other Notes.

The twentieth birthday OF the
Christian Endeavor was celebrated
last evening at the Providence Pres
byterian church, The following pro-
gramme was rendered: Hymn.
Awake My Soul; Scripture, Josh.
/: LII, read in unison; prayer; hymn.
"A Song of Courage; Introductory,
read by Miss Ruth jackson. president
of the Providence society: Good
Courage OF the Past History" written
by Miss Mary Benedict, read by Miss
Catherine Gabrial; hymn, stand UP
for Jesus": Good Courage of the
Present" by Mr.. II. II. McKeehon;
poem, read by Miss Ida Christmas:
hymn. How Firm a Foundation;
Good Courage for the Future" read
by Mr.. Carl Zeigler; hymn, For
Christ and Church.
Rev. DR.. Guild. who had general
charge OF the service, made an earn
est address on BE Strong and OF
Good Courage" Two splendidly rem
dered anthems by the choir gave added
interest to a service that attracted a
large attendance and which proved to
be interesting throughout.
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The twentieth anniversary cf the
united Christian Endearor society was
fttingly observed by the local society
of the washburn Street Presbyterian
church last evening. The recently
elected officers of the organization
were duly installed, ard the pro-
yramme observed throughout the
world was also carried out.
The services were opened with con-
gregational singing, Scripture reading
by D. A. Stone. and prayer by DR..
Moffat. Good Courage as We Get lt
from the History of the Past" was
the subject OF n paper read by Will
liam Burial, in which he gave n
statistical review of the Christian En-
deavor movement from its inception.
Prof. Stone read greetings from the
wide world Of Christian Endeavor, and
s"rhe Principles Underlying the Great
Christian Endeavor Societies We're
read by David Phillips. Mrs. Herbert
Hall read poem entitled, Fellowship
in Service" and the following officers
were installed by DIR. Moffat
President, Miss Harriet Chambers
lin: vice president, Miss Emma Frank;
recording secretary, Miss Edith Terry;
financial secretary, Miss Louisa Flynn;
treasurer. David Phillips; correspond
Ing secretary, Mrs. X A. Niemeyer:
chorister. d. A. Stone. Miss Chamber
lin afterwards delivered a brief adj
dress TO the officers and announced the
chairmen and committees for the COM
ing year.
DR.. Moffat closed with a few brief
remarks, in which he particularized on
the eSemplification OF the work of
training young people for the service
Of Christ. The services were interest
ing and instructive. and were attended
by large congregation.
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Mission at Holy Cross.

The mission services which have been
in progress for several days at Holy
Cross church, Bellevue, under the direc-
ton of Rev. Patrick Cunningham.
closed yesterday. The services have
been attended with much success. and
Father Hubert has met many OF his
boyhood acquaintances in the parish.
The Holy Cross Literary society will
conduct an entertainment In the base
ment OF the church this evening. at
which Father Hubert will lecture, and
tomorrow evening he will be the guest
Of st. Peters Total Abstinence and
Benevolent society. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged for this
evening: Vocal solos. Mrs. Payton.
VIII Il. Burke. Edward Walsh. Sydney
Hughes, William Lynott and John
Sheridan: instrumental selection, Misses
Coggins and Connery.
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Miss Hoyt Entertained.

Miss Imogene Hoyt entertained a
number Of her friends from Jermyn
and this section last Friday evening
at her home on Dickson avenue. Games
and music were the chief amusements
of the evening. Mr.. James Elsby rem
dered a violin solo. whild Georges
Evans gave vocal selection. At a
seasonable hour. dainty refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Misses Ida
Giles .Almas Baker. Mabel Jenkins.
Mary Nicholson and Imogene Hoyt;
Nossrs Clarence Hoyt. George Evans,
George Morkin, William Woodruff,
Edward Giles and James E,lsbv.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Joseph Ansley. jr., OF North Main
avenue, who has been prospecting in
the west for several years, is again
identified with his fathsi IN tile ,um.
Der business.
George Malott is having substan.
tial residence built on the South Main
avenue side Of the Round Woods tract.
Oscar Yeager, of North Summer
avenue, has returned from visit with
his parents in Hazleton.
William Shoemaker. of North sum
ner avenue, is confined to his home by
Illness.
Mrs. John Renchler, Of North Lin
coin avenue, Is in Factorvv'lle attend
ing her mother, who is i'll
Miss Nellie Nash, of Ninth strect,
is visiting relatives in Ha!lstcnd.
Wallace F.. Billings, OF South Hyde
Park avenue, is spending u few days
with friends in Wilkes Barre.
Miss Ethel Bartholomew. of South
Hyde Park avenue, is i'll at her home.
Raymond Hughes, of North Sumner
avenue. Is suffering from the grip.
j. S. Swisher, OF South Main avenue,
has returned from n visit a. Tunk-
hammock.
w. T.. Thayer, OF South Min nvc-
nue., spent the latt cr part Of ,lst week
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Phalcn are
visiting relatives in Susquehanna
county.
Misses Annette HenwCod and Eliza
beth Richards, of Laceyville, Wyo-
ming county, are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. William Miller. ST., ot South
Hyde Park avenue, is i'll at her homo.
Louis Lanman is in Schuyllill coun-
ty on a business trip.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Sterling. Of
South Main avenue, have returned
home from n visit with relatives in
Sydney, y. Y.
Miss Northup. of Glenburn. * the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jud. Aylcs-
worth, Of jackson street.
The Misses Pulver. Of Paterson. y.
j., are visiting friends IN town.
a son has been born 10 Mr. and
Mrs. David Wylie, Of Scranton street.
Announcement is made of the MAJ
riage of Eugene Bucha and Miss Eva
r. Fredenbursh. at Sprir, fed. Mass
recently. The young woman Formerly
resided with her grandmot',@r at 30
well known about town.
Daniel a. O'Connor, the Robinson
street hotelk-eper, - years oh On
Saturday and the event was fit,inGly
celebrated at his hotel ny number
of his friends, who presented him
with testimonial of their regard. The
event was total surprise 20 Mr..
O'Connor, but he was equal Z, the
occasion and entertained hls guests
royalty.
The degree team of the Green Ridge
camp of Modern Woodmcn will work
the initiatory degree on several can
didates in the local camp at Ivorite
hall this evening.
All members of the Young Womcn's
Christian association are requested 10
attend the meeting in the rooms this
evening.
William Burgc and Miss Louise
James were united in marriage on
Saturday evening by Rev. Thomas de
Gruchy at the parsonage Of the lack
son Street Baptist church.
Rev. d. =. Jones, of the Tabernacl cle
Congregational church, preached an
English sermon to the young pecple
last evening on the subject "Tha
Queen of Society,""
The William Connell Clea club will
meet for rehearsal this evening in
their rooms In the Mears building.
Members are requested to DO present.
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Joseph Kretz.

Joseph Krctz. aged 20 years, 10 months and 20
days, died Friday at his residence, .l2 Adans
avenue. Deceased was born in Germany and
came TO Scranton in 1854. lie was employed Tor
over forty yeas as drayman by the Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western company around the
car shops.
lie was II member oi ~. Mary's Catholic church
and St. Peters Benevolent society, and is sur.
yived by his wife. The funeral will take place
this morning at . o'clock at the st. MsIy's
Catholic church, where high mass OF requiem
will be celebrated
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
OBITUARY..
James Manley.

James Minley, young man about 16 years old.
died at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Manley. OF Pine street, Dunmore, on
Saturday morning. fIc had been a patient suf.
fercr for several months, being afflicted with
ulcer OF the stomach, which, despite the best
medical attendance, continued 10 grow worse
until death relieved him of his srferings. Pre-
NOus to his illness he VAS a student at the
Scranton Business college. lie is survived by his
parents and the following brothers and sisters:
JOHN, Thomas, William and Gerald, and Mise.
Trssic and Tilie The funeral will take place
this morning and interment will he made in the
Dunmorc Catholic cemetery.
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WEST SCRANTON

and evening at the First welsh Bap-
tst church. South Main avenue.
Addresses will be delivered on the
following topics: "Thc Organization
Of the Church." Rev. w. d. Thomas,
Pittston: 1.-THE Minister'S" Rev. J. r..
Grlflths. d. D., Lansford; THE Sum
day Schools OF the Period" Prof. j.
Il. Hughes. Hyde Park; THE Message
Of the Pulpit" Rev. J. L. Davies.
Plymouth 1.-THE Churches and the
Young People" Rev. II. +. Williams,
Parsons: "'rhe Work of the Associa-
tion," Rev. w. +. Davies, Providence.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Funeral Of the Late Mrs. Sarah
Seamsns-Other News and Per-
sonal Notes.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
Seamans took place from the home of
her daughter, Mrs. II. II. Mace, of
Dudley street, yesterday afternoon. y
large number ot old friends of the de-
ceased We're present. and many hand
some floral offerings were banked about
the caskpt.
Rev. T.. J. Haughton, of the Episco-
pal church otiiciated at the house.
whilc Rev. w. T. Gibbons. of the Pres-
byterian church, of'iciatcd at the grave.
The Dall-bearers were Or. James l..
Rea. Morris Brown, Thomas T. Howe,
Charles Jones. T.. -. Hughes and NJ. l..
Fine. The nower-bearors were J. l..
Swan and T. :. Hopkins. lntermcnt
was made in Forest Hin cemetery.
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Among the Churches.

A praise and song service was held
at the Jackson Street Baptist church
last evening. followed by a short ad-
dress on the topic, Building for
Eternity" by the pastor, Rev. Thomas
de Gruchy, d. d. Miss Daisy Wright
Hall sang two appropriate solos dur
ing the service. All those resiring to
unite with the church are requested to
meet with the deacons in the vestry
at s o'clock this evening.
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Frank 0. Butterfield.

The announcement OF the death of Frank q,
Buttcrhcld at his home Clay avenue, Dun.
more, came rs a surprise TO his many friends,
who were not aware that he was seriously i'll,
lie had been slightly i'll for several days. but
Friday last serious complications set in
which made his condition very precarious and
caused the physicians in attendance TO prepare
for an operation on the next day. but at that
tine his condition would not allow it and on
saturday about noon he passed away lie il
survived by his wife and FIVE children. Funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at 1850 a. M.
lutcrment in Dunmore cemetery.
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Edward Fl. Dolphin.

The body OF Edward IT, Dolphin, OF Denver,
Col, was received in this city at 10 O'Clock yes
tcrday morning. Mr.. Dolphin died few days ago
in Denver of pneumonia. week ago his sister,
Mrs. Catherine McCpthy, died IN Denver aud
the remains were brought on here for burial. lie
was a resident OF this city fifteen years ago.
The remains were given in charge Of Under.
taker Cusick. The funeral will he held at 2,30
this afternoon at St. Peters cathedral. Inter.
Incnt will be in the Cathedral cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
The
Machine Itself

1t made by the largest and best known firm in the
world, and is duplicate OF their best machine in
everything except the name. Because it lacks this
you get 1t here for about forty per of what will
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is difference If in the market for machine bring
an expert and look ours Every machine sold is
guaranteed by us aud the makers i'll exactly the same
way as the highest priced machine built.
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John Bef.

John Beh, aged II years, son of Mr., aud MIS-.
John Bef OF North Sumner avenue, died yrs.
terday afternoon at o'clock after an illness u
one week with diphtheria.
Young Bef was employed in the bindery de.
partment OF The Tribune Publishing company,
and is a brother to Henry Bef, who met with
fatal accident in a collision on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad on Tuesday
morning last. Funeral notice later
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Ludwig Miller,

Ludwig Miller, aged 2l years, son Of MI. and
Mrs. Lenhard Miller, OF s2I Cedar avenue. died
at noon yesterday after severe illness. Tie
deceased was n prominent Young man OF South
Scranton and was well liked by his many friends
The funeral will take place Wednesday morning
at o'clock from the family residence. At ST.
Mary's church a solemn high mass Of requiem will
be celebrated and interrnent will he made in
the German Catholic cemetery.
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Miss Agnes McCarty.

Miss Agnes McCarty, OF Elmhurst died at the
Scranton Private hospital Saturday She had
been n patient there for some time A father,
two brothers aud sister survive her.
The funeral will take place this afternoon. The
cortege will leave the house at LIS and the re.
mains will be taken to st. Mary's church, Dun.
more, where services will be conducted Inter.
ment will be made in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is in store for all who use Kcmp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs, the great guaranteed
remedy Would you believe that it is sold ON
Its merits and any druggist is authorized by the
proprietor OF this wonderful remedy TO give you
a sample bottle free? II never fails TO cure
acute or chronic coughs. All druggists sell
kemp's Balsam. Price 25c. and SOC.
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Funerals.

The funeral Of the late William Moran win
take place at 9o'clock this morning from tho
house, $40 Eynon street Services will be held
at St. Patrick's Catholic church, and intement
will be made in the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral Of Albert Monroe. the infant .on
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Monroe, will take place
tosdy at 3 o'clock Intsrment In Dunmors ceme.
terry.
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Patrick Malloy.

Patrick Malloy, aged 90 years, died at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at his home, GIL Fellows
street. Deceased is survived by his wife and
four children.
The funeral services will be held at Holy Croes
church Wednesday morning at o'clock. InvSe-
ment will be made in the Cathedral oAsz-.ery,
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Mrs. Mary Canavan.

Ms Mary Canayan died yesterday at the home
OF her son. Thomas Canaysn, 1sl5 Meylert avenue.
after one weeks illnoss, She is survived by Dam
icl, John and Matthew Canavan, and Mrs. John
Eeslon
Funeral Tuesday at p, NJ. Intenment In ~
Mary's cemetery
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Elias Smith.

Eliam smith, former resident of West Scran-
ton, died on Saturday at his home ON Lake
street, Ehnira. n. y, aged 70 years. lie lived
for many years on Sumner avenue and was en-.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
Our
Sewing Machines

Mo- not OF the regular Department Store pattern. We
CO. ~ = the trade to produce better mach viewed
e.. 90 "y standpoiut you will, than we offer. Its cab-
net work speaks for itself glsuce but what is of
more Importance is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-04
A Nineteenth Century Meeting.

"A meeting to review the organization
and progress Of the Welsh Baptist
churches of Northeastern PennsyIva-
nit will be held tomorrow afternoon
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Isaac McCawley.

Isaac McCawley, OF 1908 Prescott avenue. died
At his home last evening at 1880 o'clock. Fu-
neral announcement later.
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twentieth
ANNIVERSARY
OF UNITED CHRISTIAN EN-
DEAvoR SOCIETY.

Fittingly Observed by the Society Of
the washburn Street Presbyterian
Church Last Evening--ofHcers Of
st. Marks Lutheran Societies.
Father Hubert's Mission Work at
Holy Cross Church--Funerals Yes
terday--Meeting of Welsh Bap-
fists Tomorrow-Other Notes.
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Specialty.-Dlseases OF Women
Room l. over Globe store. Hours: / to
$50 p. IN. Consultation free. DIR.
Treverton. ~s
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ployed by the Lackawanna company at that time
as conductor.
He was general yardmastcr at Elmirs for .
time after leaving this city.
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Spring
Sewing Time

Is near and inquiries for these celebrated machines
OF ours are more numerous than they have been in
long time, we have come to the conclusion that the
people ought to know something about them