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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
The Passing Throng.

Mrs. Charles Davis, of Jermyn, was
In town yesterday.
Mayor J. W. Fitzpatrick was in
Scranton yesterday.
Joseph z. Brennan. of Dickinson Law
college, Carlisle. Pa. was home to vote.
Mrs. A. S. Lewsley and son left yes
tcrday for a short visit with relatives
in Nineveh.
Miss Leonora Burke. of Susquehanna,
has returned home after a few deys'
visit in town.
Edward Reilly, of Hospital street,
will leave on Saturday for a visit to
New York city.
William II. Hollister, of the firm of
F. II. Woodwork & Co. went out of
the city yesterday to attend the funeral
Of his grandmother.
Miss Katie Mullen, OF Lincoln ave-
nue., has returned to this city after
spending several weeks with her
mother at Archibald.
Miss Inez NJ Trey and her niece, Miss
Frances Trey. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. $. S. Hards. of Gar
field avenue, returned to their homes
in Scranton yesterday.
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AT THE COUNTY JAIL.
A Much Wanted Man Is at Last Ap-
+ pretended.

4 warrant was sworn out on Christ
mas Day for the apprehension of Ju-
Illus Sanford, aged 22, charged with
taking pocketbook containing
sum OF money from Mrs. Lillian Row
ley, of ~ Belmont street. The war
rant was given to Contablc Gilby to
serve, but Sanford had skipped out
and no trace of him could be found ur;-
I'll Monday, when he reappeared and
the constable arrested him. He hailed
him before Alderman Delevan, where
the prisoner admitted his guilt and the
alderman held him In $500 ball for
trial. Constable Gilby took him to the
county Jail the following day.
Sanford went to Mrs. Rowley's house
ostensibly to take up his residence as
a boarder. Mrs. Rowley is a widow.
As soon as her back was turned, he
sratched the purse and went to parts
unknown. Several other charges have
been pending against him. one for
stealing a bicycle. He was an inmate
OF the county Jail i'm Scranton last
summer. When Constable Gilby ar
rested Sanford on Monday night, San
ford was walking with a young lady
She affectionately kissed him good
night. whereupon Gilby told her that
the prisoner was bad man and warn
ed her not to trust him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
OLYpHANT.

Late returns from the Third ward
show that Thomas Donnclly was de-
feated for school director by Robert
McMaines, the Independent candidate.
The vote in detail Is as follows: Coun-
eli, NJ. j. O'Haloran, D., 90; Pilger,
H., "a. School director. j. Smith, r.,
Go; Thomas Donnelly, D.. ij Robert
NcMaines, ind. ~. Thomas Robinson
was elected to council for the two-year
term without opposition. The next
council will consist of seven Democrats
and five Republicans, the latter gains
one. On the school board the Demo-
Gratis have a majority of two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howarth, of
Wilkes Barre, are visiting relatives at
this place.
A large concourse OF friends attended
the funeral of Mrs. Frank NJ. Williams
which was held from her late home on
Susquehanna street yesterday after
noon. The services were conducted by
Rev. Peter Roberts. During his dis
course Mr.. Roberts spoke of the beau
tiful life of the deceased, both in her
home and in the church, where she was
a faithful workers. He also spoke
words OF sympathy and comfort to the
bereaved ones. Among the beautiful
floral tokens were "A large wreath from
the Ladies' Aid society of the Congrc-
sational church, Il pillow with the in
scription Mother" and a number OF
bouquets. Several appropriate selec-
tions were rendered by the members
OF the Congregational church. When
the services We're ended the remains
We're viewed and later taken to Union
cemetery and there laid to rest. The
pail bearers We're: Messrs. John
Mooney, f. w. Simpson, John Watkins,
w. d. Morgan, Griffith Jones and Da-
vid Morgan.
Stereopticon views will be exhibited
at the Welsh Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening. Admission 10 and
20 cents.
The funeral of Mrs, Ann Lotus will
take place from the family home on
Dunmore street this afteronon at 3
o'clock.
Mrs. j. w. Belch, of Bell street is
very i'll.
Miss Lena Kelly, who has been visit
ing her home. here returned TO New
York yesterday.
Charles Reese. of Hill street. is seri-
ously i'll.
Mrs :. T.. Ackerly and daughters,
Pearl and Lena Ackerly, attended the
wedding anniversary of relative at
Justus Tuesday evening,
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Lenten Services.

Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
first day of Lent and appropriate SER
vices were held in St. Rose church. At
the morning mass the most interest
ing services of the day were held. and
those of the faithful who were able to
get to that service received the bless
ing and were marked on the brow with
the cross of ashes. In the evening at
7.30 o'clock another interesting service
was held. Rev. John Byrne, of Water
town, preached the sermon. 1t was IA
strong, forceful one, and was listened
to attentively by the congregation. He
exhorted his hearers TO bear constant
ly in mind the example of their Master
during the forty days of his fasting,
and the speaker urged them also to be
as faithful as possible in their religious
devotions during this penitential sea-
son,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
TAYLOR.

The following Is the Republican
ticket elected at Tuesdays election:
Justice of the peace, Andrew Doles,
borough auditor, Evan @. Evans; First
ward, council, Evan o.. Evans; asses
sor, Thomas q. Francis: Judge of cleo
ton, william Jones; inspectors, Thos.
Jones, NJ. j. Morgan. Second ward,
council. Conner Il. Jones; school direc-
tor, Joseph Davis; assessor, Willard
sweet. Third ward. council, William
Price; school director Evan G.. Wat
kins; assessor. David Evans. Fourth
ward, council. Samuel Harlos; school
directors, James Price and James s.
Evans; assessor William williams.
Fifth ward, council, David =. Griffith;
school director, George Douse; assessor.
Willard Atherton.
The committee in charge Of the en-
tertalnment to be given on the night of
Washingtons birthday at the Sibley
Union church have completed their
task and the event promises to be an
excellent musical and literary treat
The following is the programme to he
rendered: Address, by the chairman;
organ voluntary, Professor ID. Il. Jones;
solo, selected, Mrs. John Day; solo.
selected, Miss Olwen Howells; bari
tone solo, Thomas Rogers; tenor solo,
NJ. r. Morgans; recitation, Miss Mercy
Pennick; duet. Messrs. Davis and Rog
ers; competition, The Banner OF the
Sea-" prize So; solo, Mrs John Day;
solo, Daniel Davis solo, Miss Olwen
Howells: duet. Messrs. Morgan and
Rogers: solo. Thomas Rogers. Adjudi-
cation on competition. Finale, by aud
fence. Accompanist. Professor n. T..
Jones.
Peter Shields and John A. Neeley.
members of Taylor Hose company, No.
I, are circulating among their friends
for the appointment as delegates tn
the state iiremen's convention.
a large number of eases of measles
have been reported to the secretary
of the board of health during the past
week.
Much interest Is being taken in the
coming of Miss Eva l.. Durning, that
gifted elocutionist of Cleveland, O..
who will appear at the entertainment
to be given at Wcbbers rink on Sat
urday evening under the auspices of
Taylor lodge, No. i62, knights of Py-
thas. Miss Dunning is ii popular and
Is under splendid control and her Sc
lectlons show extreme good taste ant
wide range of versatility.
This afternoon will occur the mar
riage of Miss Margaret Wcibel, OF
High street, TO Henry Strine, also o
this town. Rev. A. Webbcr, of the
! German Evangelical church, will per
form the ceremony.
The Archibald collicry suspended OPP
| erations yesterday owing To break ir
the machinery
The First Congregational church oi
North Taylor will hold faggot and ice
cream social on pay night. Tickets, II
| cents.
Rev. and Mis-. j. II. Morris, Of Wes
| Scranton. visited at the home of Mrs
| Morgan Harris. of Main street, OF
| Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. d. Harris, of Main street. Il
recovering from her recent Illness.
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MOOSIC.

Miss Ella Levan was caller in
Scranton yesterday.
Election passed of quietly here on
Tuesday.
S. j. Kinds is confined to his home
with the grip.
The Loyal Temperance legion met in
the basement Of tine Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening. After the
regular order of business, Miss Nertie
Dix gave very interesting talk on
How Alcohol Is Formed, and Its
Peculiarities." There were several new
members enrolled and it is hoped that
there will be a great many more next
meeting. which will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church next Tues
day night.
The Hillside colliery is idle this week
for the purpose of putting in new
slatepickers and doing some repairing.
Captain w. \, May, of Scranton, vis-
tied town yesterday.
A special meeting of the school board
was held last evening in the High
school building.
The glass works seems to be the
center Of attraction these days A
large number of people visit it daily,
out of curiosity TO see the processes or
the manufacture of their different
wares.
Mrs. William Weir OF Fourth street,
is recovering from an attack of the
grip,
Mr. and Mrs T., G. jenkins attended
the reunion of the One Hundred and
Forty-thrd regiment, in Scranton yes
terday.
William Salmon was caller in Pitts
ton last evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
NOTHING EQUALS 1T.
For the Cure Of Catsrrh.

A physician now retired from prac-
tice. but who still keeps abreast of the
times, In speaking of the advance
made In medicine In the last ten years.
says: "One OF the most obstinate and
battling diseases Is the very common
trouble. catarrh.
Nasal catarrh Is only one of its
many forms; catarrh of the throat.
catarrh of the stomach, bowels, liver
and bladder are very common. but the
sufferer usually thinks II is something
else than catarrh and is treated for
the wrong disease.
The best and most successful treat
ment for any form of catarrh Is now
admitted 10 be by internal remedies
through the stomach and the safest
and probably the most efficient Is In
the tablet form, sold by druggists as
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
l have seen many remarkable cures
of catarrh resulting from regular daily
use of these tablets, which seem to
act on the blood and liver. driving
the catarrhal poison out of the system
through the natural channels.
] once had occasion TO analyze these
tablets and found them to contain no
cocaine nor opiates, but simply a COM
bination of harmless antiseptics like
Eucalpytal. Guaiacol. blood root, etc.
\At any rate have known Of severe
catarrhal headaches which were cured
by Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. and ca
tarrhal deafness, hay fever, asthma
and catarrh of the throat and stomach
speedily show great benefit after a
few days use Of the remedy and when
1t is remembered how much more con-
venient a tablet is than inhalers.
douches, salves and powders II Is not
surprising that this new preparation
should SO rapidly supplant all other
remedies for catarrh.
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Funeral of Mrs. Maxwell.

The funeral of Mrs. Jean Maxwell
widow of Robert Maxwell, who died
early on Monday morning, was held
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Vannan Oh
Salem avenue at 1.30 o'clock. Rev.
Charles Lee, of the First Presbyterian
church conducted the services, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Warner, presiding elder
of this Methodist Episcopal district.
The pall-bearers were +. $. Clark, Ed
Clarkson, John NJ. Stewart, j. Ruther-
ford, w. l.. Warrington and ID. w.
Humphrey. J. ]. Williams. of Scran-
ton; Charles Law. Of Pittston, and
James Ireland, of Danville, Pa, at
tended the funeral The interment
took place in Maplewood cemetery.
where Rev. Mr.. Warner conducted the
services.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

There will be a short session in the
public schools on Friday morning. last
ing from . to II o'clock, after which
the different grades will carry out a
programme commemorative of WASH
ington's birthday. Attorney c. a.
Battenberg will give IA short address
in the High School building, which
will conclude the exercises. Friends of
education will be cordially welcomed.
The young mems class and the
young ladies' classes of the Baptist
sunday school will give a supper and
entertainment in the First Baptist
church Washington's Birthday.
The class of 1901 of the High school
is composed OF the following young
people. Merton Wheeler. Sumner Da-
Wis, Louise Moon, Hilda Swick, Mary
Jenkins, Ida Giles and Cora Batten-
berg. The class organized on Tues
day afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers: President. Merton
Wheeler; secretary, sumner Davis;
treasurer, Cora BattenbCrg.
The result of Tuesdays election in
Mayfeld was as follows: School di-
rector for three years, Joseph Beck
with r., 162; p. +. Kilker, Cit, li9.
School director, one year, 4. w. XII
kcr. r.. III; David Bengough, c., 1873.
Borough council, three years, Yatsko
Adamak. r., I60; Patrick Tempany.
r.. 1863: James Hanophy, H., 1862; Fred
Stephens. c., al. Borough council, one
year. John Quinn, r., l59; Michael
Rudy. c.. 1iS. Auditor, three years,
Charles F'orkel. r., $50; Martin Far
rcll. c., III. Auditor, one year, j. s.
Davis, no opposition. Ovcrseer, Noa h
Pugh, r.. 15l; David G. Williams, c.,
ISL. Constable, Simeon Vincent. r.,
no: Michael Covoge, c., 126. Assessor.
Patrick Daley, r.. us: Martin Muir
ray, c., 135. Judge of election. Thomas
Pritchard, no opposition. Inspector of
election, Andrew Iwanik, no opposi-
ZION.
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A MONTHS VACATION.
Postmaster John Thomas Goes on
Outing Today.

Postmaster John Thomas Will leave
this city this afternoon for a months
vacation, three quarters OF which he
will spend at the famed Hot Springs
of Arkansas. He will make one of "A
party of Ave. the others being New
York gentlemen. J ter leaving the
Springs Mr.. Thomas will go to Calves
ton. Tex. and take a seven-day trip
on the Gulf of Mexico to Key West
Fla, from which point he will return
to this city by rail During his absence
Assistant Postmaster John Nealon will
be in charge of affairs at the city post
office.
Mr.. Thomas departs on the l.43 p.
m. train for Wilkes Barre. He will
there catch a train at sos for Harris
burg, will leave the capital at $50 for
st. Louis, reaching the big western
city at 720 on Saturday morning and
he gets to Hot Springs at o'clock Sat
urday evening. He will stay there
three weeks, and will leave on st. Pat
ricks day for Galveston. on March 20
he will take a Gulf steamer for Key
West and expects to reach New York
by March 27. He will 81 ID n few days
in the metropolis and will probably ar
rive home on April l.
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CLARk'S GREEN.

The sociable and entertainment that
was announced to be given on Friday
evening of this week has been post
poned indefinitely.
The election of Tuesday was a quiet
contest. but larger vote than Is usual
at a spring election was pollcd. The
main contest was for supervisors and
school directors. Messrs. .. b. Jones
and L. +. Dunlap were elected as su-
pervisors and Messrs. Alva h. Town
send and Joseph G.. Bailey for school
directors.
Mrs. Edward Lutsey and daughter,
Nellie. spent several days with rela-
tives in Scranton. The latter return
ed on Monday last.
Miss Elizabeth Frace visited friends
in Scranton this week.
A rag bee was enjoyed by a large
company of our townswomen on Tues
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
SuSQUEHANNA.

Special Ia the scranton Tribune.
Susquehanua, Feb, 20,--Thcrr is no
change In the Erie strike situation.
After protraCtcd strike I'm any town
there isn't likely In be much chang"
left, anyhow.
Mis-. Hugh McQuenn fell upon an
icy Main street sidewalk this morning
and was quite severely injured.
In st. Johns parochal residence last
evening, by Rev. 4, +, Broderick,
William Barnes and Miss Johanna
Griffin were united in marriage.
The new Cook block, Main street,
will he occupied by Mr., Perkins, as a
dry goods store.
This borough lost iitty-ninr in popu.
lation during the past ten years.
Prospecting for coal will begin near
Mount Pleasant in the near future.
a small vote was polled at the bor-
ough election yesterday. AS usual, the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
Two Appendicitis Cases.

An operation for appendicitis was
performed on Miss Katie Finnigan, of
this city. yesterday at the Emergency
hospital by DR.. Gillis. which was emf
nently successful. The patient will Il
is expected, rapidly recover. as she
rallied strongly during the day.
Another operation was performed for
the same disease at the Emergency
hospital yesterday, but the outlook for
this patient is not considered as hope
ful. The patient is Andrew Dcmkew-
iskey, and he was brought from May
field for treatment The Inflammation
had reached an acute stage and his
condition is very critical.
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Mrs. Patterson's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Angeline Stark
weather Patterson, widow of Roswell
s. Patterson, who died on Sunday
morning. was held yesterday afternoon
at her late residence on Garfield ave-
nue.. An unusually large number of
persons were present to pay their last
respects. many from outside this city.
and very large number of beautiful
floral tributes wese grouped about the
casket. The Rev. Charles Lee. of the
First Presbyterian church, conducted
the services. The pall-bearers were
Frank Smith, william Hubbard, Frank
Hubbard, Edward Hubbard, j. j.
Simpson and II, G., Likely.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-21
MAYFIELD VICTIM DYING.
Lawrence Cantwell Is Not Expected
to Live Until Morning.

Lawrence Cantwell. one of the vic
Tins of the cave-in at the Glenwood
No. mine at Maytield yesterday, was
brought to the Emergency hospital In
this city late yesterday afternoon. The
physicians at the hospital last night
did not believe he would live until
morning.
The surgical examination revealed
the fact that Cantwell's skull was bad
ly fractured. The arachnoid. or lining
membrane OF the brain was also pune
tured and the gray matter was oozing
out when he was received at the hos
pital.
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pany's water main has frozen on De-
pot street, East Side. A force of men
are at work at present. trying to thaw
II out.
]. NJ. Gallagher is suffering from
severe attack of grip.
Mrs. w. j. Guest is visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Judson Callen-
der, of North Main street.
Mrs. Maines, of Academy street. is
In Carbondale, attending her mother.
who is seriously Ill of pneumonia.
The Initial society of the Blakely
Baptist church will serve a Washing
tons Birthday supper Friday evening.
Supper 25 cents.
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.CARBONDALE
DEPARTMENT

game was played. At the close OF the
evenings play 1t was found that Mrs
George Mills and Elba w. Reynolds
were tied for first prize, and decid-
ing game between the two was played,
which resulted In Mr.. Reynolds carry
ing on the trophy. handsome
Bohemian vase. Maurice X. Reynolds
secured the booby prize. monkey on
"a stick. After the games a supper
was served. and the couple were al
most overwhelmed with congratula-
tions on the occasion.
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DIR. DENSTEN

Democrats carried the First ward and
the Republicans the Second ward.
Rev. Father Manley was in Carbon
dale yesterday, attending the funeral
of the late Rev. William A, Nealon.
Ash Wednesday services were held
and largely attended this morning In
st. Johns Catholic church and In
Christ Episcopal church.
4 district Sunday school convention,
for District No | of the Susquehanua
County sunday School association,
was held in the Baptist church today
and well attended, The several ses-
sions were very interesting and profit
able. Dinner to the delegates was
served in the church parlor,
Peter Baxter, of Susquehanna,
CDemocraO, was yesterday reelected
director OF the Susquehanna-Oak-
land Poor district,
In ST Johns Catholic church on
Tuesday afternoon, by Rev. =. +.
Frederick, Frank Irving aud Miss
Minnie 2ellcr, both of the Oakland
side. were united i'm marriage.
James Condor and Miss Nellie Foley,
both Of Susquehanna, were on Tues
day afternoon united in marriage in
81. Johns Catholic church, by Eev.
T.. + Frederick
Mrs. A. n Barnes, OF Montrose. is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Clar-
cncc Ellsworth, Washington street.
The Susquchanna County School Di-
rcctors' association will hold a mid
winter meeting at Montrose March 3.
The Helpers union, American Fed
Grafton of Labor, held a meeting a.
odd Fellows hall on Thursday even
ing.
Common Councilman George Tisdale
or Broad street is steadily recover
ing from severe and protracted at
tack Of typhoid fever
Miss Lillian Falkins, of Deposit,
student i'm the New York state Normal
school, at Buffalo. is III AZ the home ~
relatives i'm Buffalo.
Albert Bailou has been awarded the
contract of the rural free delivery OF
mail from Thompson to New Milford,
via North Jackson. Lake View and
Lakeside. This Is said t. be the hrst
route to be awarded in Susquehanna
county under the new law for the free
delivery of rural mails.
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day afternoon at the homo of Misses
Dora and Jessie Robinson.
Orville Cook is confined to his home
with the measles.
Mail Messenger ]. g. Higgins will
leave here on Friday for several
day visit with relatives in Scranton.
MI and Mrs. Floyd Colvin, of Car
bondale, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mullinex
The sermon of the Rev. NJ. s. God
snail on sunday evening ON the sub
iect of Heaven was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed
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At DR.. Wheeler's Hospital.

Orange w. Gardner, of Eighth ave-
nue., a clerk in Reese Bros dry goods
store. was operated upon yesterday
morning in Dr.. Wheeer's hospital TOR
appendicitis. Last evening it was said
there that the indications were favor
able, as far as could be determined so
soon after an operation, for his speedy
recovery. The patient was in good
shape and resting comfortably.
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SIXTH WARD.
TOTAL PLCRALITlES.
School Directors.
Meetings Tonight.

George Z. Randolph camp, No. 1885
Sons of Veterans.
Division No. 5, Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
United Mine Workers. No. S77.
Branch No. a. Loyal Catholic Be-
nevolent association.
Retail Clerks Protective association.
No. 1t6.
Carbondale council. 40. 924, ROYAL
Arcanum,
Ladies Auxiliary Railroad Trainmen
afternoon.
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THE RESULTS IN FELL.
The Returns Indicate That Demo
cratic Voters Were Out.

Tho election In Fell township passed
off on Tuesday very quietly. Most OF
the winning candidates received good
pluralities. The election resulted in
the following being chosen:
Supervisors-Walker, r.. Horan, D.
School Directors-Healey, D., Cro-
gan, u.
Poor Director--Snee, d.
asurer--Horwyn, ID.
Auditor-Roland, ID.
Town Clerk-Edwards, r.
ASesSSor-Davis, ID.
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In Uniondale Yesterday.

A number of the ladies connected
with the Ladies' Aid society OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church went
TO Uniondale yesterday afternoon to
attend the meeting of 2imilar society
of the Methodist Episcopal church OF
that place. which was held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Israel Rounds. Madames
w. w, Fletcher, A, T.. Tiffany, c. II.
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Columbia Fair Winners.

Fifty dollars in gold-Ticket No. 5iS,
holder unknown.
known.
Sofa pillow-Ticket No. 81 John
Mayo.
Lady's boa-Tickct No. 226 Miss
Sarah Connor.
Pair of shoes--Door ticket 4U).
holder unknown.
Diamond ring--Fcr selling largest
number of tickets on the $50 i'm gold,
Miss Hattie Lewis, III tickets