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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-09-05
Butler Savings Bank
Butler, Pa.

Capital SOC, 100000
Surplus and Profits &a25 600 co
JOS. l. PURVIS ............. ...... President
]. HENRY I ROUTMAN Vice. President
WIN. CAMPBELL, Jr........-... ......- ca bier
LOUIS B. STEIN eller
DIRECTORS Joseph l.. Purvla, j. Henry
TroEtnan, W. d Brandon. v. A. Stein. j. ).
Campbell.
The Butler Savings Bank is the Oldest
Banking Institution n Butler County.
General banking business transacted.
We solicit accounts OF oil producers, mer-
chants, farmers and others.
All business entrusted to US will receive
prompt attention.
Interest raid on time deposits.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL s9Ap.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
FOR THE EAST.

SUNDAY TRAINs.-Leave Allegheny City for But
Ter and principal intermediate stations at 7l5 m. AM
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Winfield X II Co Time Table

In effect January 1st, 1901.
EASTWARD.
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Mr.. EpITOR-Permit me, through
your paper, to extend to all friends my
own as we'll as the gratitude of all the
members of my family for the kind
sympathy and help extended us at the
time of the illness and death of our
dear daughter
W. J. COOPER.
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Additional train leaves Punxsutawey for Dubois,
Falls Creek, Curwensve and Cesrfield at Sis u.
Daily except Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND.
EASTERN TIME +13 70 s3 IS II
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number on the lengthy programme was
interesting and pleased the large audi
ence. and after the exercises the fair
naidens and happy youths participated
in a. dance.
Richard Peterson, who was awarded
the contract of putting the electric
lights In the Brick Methodist Episco-
pal church by class No. Z, has COM
inenced work at the same.
The funeral of George Price. OF
Moosic. Will take place this (Thirsday)
afternoon from his residence. Deceased
was twenty-five years of age. Inter
ment will be made in the Marcy cenc-
terry.
Rev. II. A. Greene IL entertaining two
ministers from New York during CON-
ference. They will conduct the prayer
meeting this evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. u. Brown visited in Scranton
on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Johns was q visitor in
Scranton on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Brown is i'll.
Miss Lizzie Ettingham. who has been
staying In this place for some time. re-
turned Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of Il friend.
Miss Rosa Walsh. of Avoca, is the
guest of Miss Mary Nolan.
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last night for a social dance by mem.
hers Of the Exchange club. in their
club rooms. Dodge Brothers furnish-
ed refreshments.
Miss Ella Doherty has resumed her
place again in st. Johns choir. Il
rlaco which she has not filled since
the death of her uncle, Rev. J. j.
Doherty.
Lyman Howe, with his moving pic
tures. will re appear in the Opera
house April is, under the auspices OF
the Methodist church.
John =. Finnertv died at his home
on upper Main street at o'clock Tues
day morning, aged 81 years. The
funeral Will be held at ST. Johns
church Thursday morning. Deceased
was born in Calvary, ireland. and came
to Honesdale when two years of age.
He never married. He Is survived by
one brother. Thomas j., with whom
he was engaged in the mercantile
business. Since the year 1856 Mr.. Fin
rerty has served as assessor: member
of the town council: was 4 charter
member of st. Johns branch. No. 30,
Catholic Mutual Benevolent associa-
ton; held the Office of chancellor. and
was representative to tho last coun-
ell
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Bosley. died yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon. 1ntermeut will be in Marcy
cemetery.
The members of the Hose company
are requested to meet in their rooms
tomorrow evening at o'clock to at
tend the tlremen's fair at Taylor.
Mrs. Thomas McCrindle and daugh-
ter, Mary, expect to leave about June
1 to spend several months in Scotland.
At the taxpayers meeting on Tues
day evening, NJ. J. Bosley, 4. j. O'Nfal-
ley and Adam Clark were appointed to
confer with the councimcn and Elec-
trio Light company to agree on a
reasonable rate on the cost of lighting
the town Andrew Clark and T. j.
O'Malley will also meet committee Of
councimen to restore to the borough,
II possible. about one hundred and
sixty acres OF land that were lost to
the borough some years ago In a deal
between the Langcliffe and Hillside
companies.
Mrs. Jessie zimmerman, of Carbon-
dale. is the guest of her sister. Miss
Jessie Alexander.
Work on the bridge of the Rapid
Transit line began yesterday. The
bridge will he 500 feet long and in
places 120 feet high. and will span the
Delaware and Hudson old gravity
tracks.
The Young Mems Literary society
will give an entertainment this even-
ing In Sarsfield opera house A fine
programme, consisting OF the best tall
ent in 1.uzerne and Lackawanna coun-
ties, will be heard. Miss Kate Rear
don will furnish music for the social.
Admission. % and 35 cents.
Miss Nettie Gibbons is visiting friends
in Carbondale.
a social and supper will be given in
the Sunday school rooms this evening
to all who took part in the Primitive
Methodist church fair.
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Cheap Rates to California.

Parties desiring to make trip to Cali
fornia, Arizona or New Mexico, either
for business or pleasure, car do so now
at almost half price.
Every Tuesday. until April 30th. in
elusive, tickets marked "Colonist" may
be purchased via Southern Railway for
s44.O0 from Washington. s46.5O from
Philadelphia, and correspondingly low
prices from other points.
The Southern Railway and Southern
Pacific company operat te through en-
cursion sleepers from Washington
leaving Mondays. Tuesdays and Fri
days. the Tuesday sleeper being avail
able for "Colonist" tickets. The berth
rate in these sleepers is only $500, two
people being allowed to occupy one
berth if desired. Personal conductors
and Pullman porters go through with
each sleeper, There are other new,
convenient and economical features
connected with these excursions which
may be ascertained from Charles l..
Hopkins. District Passenger Agent,
Southern Railway, S2S Chestnut street,
Philadelphia **
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MONTROsE.
Special ia the Scranton Tribunc.

Special to the Scranton TribDnc.
Montrose. April 10.--TLe business ot
the first week of April court is prac-
tioaily finished, the jury having been
discharged before noon today. and the
remainder of the day has been de-
voted to rules, motions and other mis-
rsllaneous business.
COMMONWEALTH CASES.
In the case of Timothy Griffin
charged with mayhem, the jury found
a verdict of not guilty; James Ryan,
the prosecutor. to pay fivc-cighths of
the costs, and the defendant, three
eighths.
Commonwealth vs.. +. j. Skccls, sell
ing LIQUOR without icensa jury finds
dc fendant not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. X. II. Guyle; de-
iendant gave bail for appearance at
next term of court.
Commonwealth VS.. John +. Roach.
assault and battery: verdict, not gull
ty: the defendant to pay one-third
of the costs and Charles A. Sexton, the
prosecutor. to pay two-thirds.
Commonwealth vs.. Harry Barron,
larceny by bailee: w. u. E. Aine-.
attorney for defendant, moved to
nuash the indictment. Court sustains
the motion t. auash ny reason Of the
indictnen. not setting forth that the
act charged was done ''feIoniously."
Defendant gave bail tor appearance at
TeXt court.
Commonwealth vs.. Edward Ball, lar
ceny: verdict not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Cortis Stone, sup
elemental o, additional reasons for
new trial fiiet' by T. ]. Davis. attorney
for defendant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IN re-: division of Clifford township:
letition flee.
Lathrop Poor district vs. Nicholson
Poor district, proceedings are uuash-
ed without prejudice. and the plaintiff
Poor district is directed to pay costs.
In re: road in Thomson township.
exceptions filed to report of viewers
and petition iiled for review.
o. c. Whitney VS.. a. y. Lasch
plaintiff directed to file statement OF
cause of actior.
Fred G. Deurborr appointed tax col
1ector, OF F'rGnklin township. vice w.
j.. Townsend, resigned.
III re: bridge over Lackawanna creek
in Forest City: view continued To
August term.
In re: Tt'ad in Thomson and .Ararat:
"rtier to view is continued to August
term.
IN re: road iii Thcnlson township:
sanC as lbnNe.
In re: road in Jassup and l,ush town.
ships; sGUlo as above.
DIVORCES.
Ecna Curnis vs.. John ConniS; proc
l;nlaticn.
stda NJ. EntcS vs.. Clarence \. Bates:
subpoena awarded.
,lenni'2 G. Martin vs.. Morris M?rtin:
:,uoroerl awarded.
Name Hinda ". j. y. Uinds; sub
uocna awarded.
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corse Payton Stock Company.

1t is rather hard to say anything new regard
ing the merits oil an enterprise with which every
body Is so familiar as with the Corsc Payton
Stock company, tor. because ot the intelligent
care, attention to detail and completeness OF pro.
ducions generally, there is lett room ior crti.
cism and only words oI praise can be used in
speaking OF the company.
Tho simple announcement that they will begin
a weeks engagement at the Academy of Music
next Monday afternoon, with matinees every day,
will be sufficient to interest all theatcr.gocra
and TO call them out in sufficient numbers To
crowd the house at every performance.
VIII ID. Corbet, who has attained a position
OF popularity, is the leading man. and will be
assisted by the beautiful and accomplished lead
ing lady, Edna Earlie Lndon. The prices Tor
tho night performances will be 10, ~ and 80
cents, and for the nlatmees, 10 and 20 cents.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, April 1O--.Thc speculation for the
advance was icncwed IN force on the stock rN.
change today and the market resumed much the
same appearance as 1t had during the excite.
mcnt speculation OF last week, The market
opened in fairly buo.ant ronditen, the con.
ges'cd buying causing runng sales of several
thousand share blocks in number VI stocks at
the opening at advances Of from 20 points:
This materially higher level Of prices attracted
s1nc large selling to realize and the tone became
'athcr tcrvous for while. as shown II, the vide
and frequent fluctuations In some OF the riom'.
ncnt stocks Hut the speculative leaders seemed
To he again we'll supplied with resources and
th'y supported thc market with great confidence
anu manipulated prices with boldncs.. The std.
deh and violent advances werc well calculated
t. fascinac the multitude OF outside specuat ol'
who were very evidently waiting to come into
market on any definite signs o: a further ad..
vance. An advance in the call loan rates helped
10 pretipitatc u lively rcalizinG movement dur.
ing the last hour which cut in price, all around
and made the closing easy The Burlington deql
and talk OF consolidation OF copper interests
with the smelling Interests looking TO con
troll of the gold, silver and copper product were
the leading influences in the days speculation 20
far as 1t was due to any specific influence ut all
Burlington rose an extreme BA to Il new record
price ut i!e and Northern Pacific came within a
small traction OF par. The whole Granger group
was affected by sympathy and Northwest !re.
teried made "A notable advance OF ID points while
ST. Paul and Omaha rose points. Amalgima'ed
Copper cnirad 5ts ON very large dealings and
Anacond ~ Texas Pacific was largely bought
at an advance Of 2is on talk Of an exchange
OF two shares Of the stock for one of Missouri
Pacific As an outgrowth of these movements
the Southwcstcrns. Changers and Erics were
all strong and active. Special features OF
strength were Consolidated Gas which rose IA,
Brooklyn Union Gas 4. General Electric o. with
a reaction OF 3, Tobacco ga, extra dividend Pull.
man 3a, and Chicago Terminal Transfer pre-.
errcd As. Evansville and Ter,e 1lante jumped
points allowing Tor lis per cent. dividend
off. Total sales today, l.aod,aoo shares. The
bend market was moderately active and higher
Total sales, par value. Ss,755,O0O United state.
refunding 2s advanced 4, and the old Is regis
tered and the new Is !, per cent on the last
call.
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SUSQUEHANNA.

Susquehanna. April lo.--The "Old
Arkansas" company will appear in
Hogan Opera house on Friday evening
| next.
a ganG of burglars is evidently work
ing in this place and vicinity.
Mrs. William Epes. Of West Church
street. this afternoon entertained the
Helping Hand society of the Methodist
church.
William +. Waters. recently OF Wind.
Sor. has opened a. cigar factory in this
place.
Martin Pickering is i'll at his home
on jackson street
Lyman Clock. Of Ringhamton. was
engaged On business in town on Tues
day.
Frederick Benzinser. former Sus-
qUehannA boy. who learned the print
ing trade in the Journal office. is now
Herald.
William F. Nugent, OF Gibson. has
taken up his residence in this place.
Prof. winifred Decker, of Trinity
school. New York city, is visiting his
parents in this place.
Pastor Meeker, Of the Lanesboro
attending conference.
Leon Wagner. OF Bloomsbury. is vis-
itins his parents in this place.
Charles FoyClen is erecting two tenG-
mcnt houses in Oakland.
The editor of the Forest City News
reports having seen six alligators in
his Office. He should either join d
temperance society or use another
brand.
The labor contention is still with us.
Like Ranuuo's ghost il will not down.
The regular meeting of the board Of
trade WAS held last evening.
The new creamery at Starrucca is In
operation
Dr. Yielding. of Starrucca will re-
move to Laceyvilla about April -.
Earnest Tiffany, of Binenamton, IS
in town in the interest of the Bell Telc-
phone comrary.
L. 6. Allen. of MontIosn, is il town
ON business.
Mrs T.. y. French of jackson street,
is recovering from her recent illness.
The Canawacta Water Supply COM
rany mas d force Of men at worl; at
Lanesboro repairing pipes. etc.
1t might be we'll for the weather
bureau people to take down thair
wires and get !, goose bone.
The following teachers in The Sus.
cuehanra public schools are graduates
of Laurel Jill academy: Miss Anna
j. Dorar. Lizzie l3rosman. Ruth Phil
ippi Elizabeth Cahill. CeceIiA Lanning
and Nellie Drisc0ll.
Mrs. Robert Sperl. of the Oakland
side. this afternoon entertained the
Ladies' Guild Of Grace Episcopal
II burrh
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H0NESDAi.E:.

,pec.a. to the Scranton Tribune
tionesdale, April 1A.-~Mr. aud Mn.
John i. Richmond returned on Tues
day from their southern trip.
Miss Eta Bunn2l returned Monday
Right from Pililadclphia, where she
spent tn" pest eight weeks.
DR. ". w Fletcher. of Carbondale.
was called to HorcSdal. on Tuesday
to, perform an operation on the eyes
nr Mrs. William Powers, of Third
street. who Is suffering with q very
peculiar eye difficulty.
Lee Richardson, of Pronpton. has
purchased the pair of horses driven
by the late pr. G.. Il. Foster.
Grace Episcopal church have re-
elected the following vestrymen: Henry
z, Russell, Homer Greene. Z. E. Har-
denhergh c. Z. Dodge, J. n. Welsh,
J., {. Lindsay, Frank F'arnham, u. Tf.
McsSnar &. l.. Meyers and j. +. Mel
Son.
The retail milk dealers of Honesdale
have reauced the price of milk from six
to five cents per quart
This Thursday evening the annual
Easter supper will be served in the
Baptist church
F'reeman's orchestra furnished music
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The Bowery Bu,lesquers.

Once more the eagerly expected visit
OF I"rtis & Scamon'S famous Bowery
Burlcsque and high class vaudeville or.
gani.sion is al hand and its engagement opens
at the Gaety this afternoon. The title is as
socatcd with all that has made this divertins
torn OF entertainment popular and refined dur
ing the past few years, and has never failed to
stand for superlativc excellence and the most
sterling attractions selected from far and ncar.
tlertis Soamon have enrolled under this ia
name for this season the largest number
OF star features yet included under it,
The entire company will be- seen in two new
and original buresques entitled Chop Sous"
and ''Thc Shick Slave that will surely be
town talk \ scream from start to finish, intro.
rlucinS for the first time ilcrtG & Sramon's
wonderful Xouayc drill, which illustrates THAI
historical event OF the allied troops and marines
when scaling the walls oi Pskin and it is the
most daring tcat ever executed by our lady
Amazons. A company of leading speciality ica,
lures from which the high class vlude> lille popu.
larty safely be said TO have sprung, and
this year the excellence of individual attrac.
tons an'l recognized high standard long c-,ab.
lishcd have been exceeded
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JESSUp.

The st. James bazaar which was
opened Tuesday evening for the .i"ss,
was largely attended. The booths are
tastcfully decorated and contain nany
useful, costly and ornamental articles.
The committee in charge is leivlag
nothing undone to insure its success.
We must make particular mention Of
the fine programme which is hniUs
rendered each evening Last evening
several Scrantonians participated aud
the entertainment Mas very interest
ing one. Among them was Miss Agnes
4. Callahan, the we'll known elocution-
ist who is Well remembered. as she re-
cited here a year ago Her easy snl
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York, April lo.--Flour Quiet but steady
and unchanged. Whcat-Spot firm: No. 2 red.
's9sc, i. o. b. aaoa,: No. 9 red, 1G5sc. elevator;
No. northern Duluth s5Isc. I. o. b. atloat; op.
tons opened steady and later assumed positive
strength finally yielded little and closed about
steady at hassc. net advance; May closed 16'sc,;
July. 16Hc; September, '5Fsc. Corn--spot
quiet; No, > 40c elevator and +ossc. I. o. h.
afoat; options at first weak but lasr in the day
rallied finally, eased off and closed at 9ssi5c.
net loss; May closed isl:c,; July. 4sc.; Septen,-
her, i7hc. oats--Dull; No. ?, 3O%c,; No. 3,
a0c; No. , White, 32lac.; No. 3 white, mstc.;
a3sc. options quiet but fairly steady Butter
Very 'irm but unchinsed; fresh creamery, Ii.
22c, factory, Hattie; imitation creamery, Ia
iolSc.; state dairy, l5a2lc, Cheese STEADY;
fancy colorcd, 1lhailisc,; fancy large white,
lla1l,lc, fancy small colorsd, l2tli3l.r.; fancy
small white, laal2hc. Eggs -Edsicr; state and
Pennsylvania, I'ali'ic,; storage western, lie;
western fresh, lSSic; southern, l3al3l2c.
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NEW MILFORD.

Special IN the Scranton Tribune,
New Milford, April l0.-A post-lenten
dance will he conducted in the opera
house on Friday evening, March 18th,
by New Milford young ladies'.
Il. d. Bertholf has severed his con-
nections with the New Milford Hard
ware company and has rented a farm
in the township and will engage in the
stock business.
Mrs Stella Hamilton, of Carbonate,
spent a week with friends here recent
ly.
a dance was conducted at Phinney's
hail April 9th.
The Utopia Mandolin club, OF Bing-
hamton. will give an entertainment at
the New Milford opera house on April
18th, for the benefit of st. Marks
church.
Mrs. Aaron Aldrich is confined to her
home by Illness.
MIR. and Mrs, Charles Hanyon. OF
the township, are rejoicing over the
arrival of little daughter,
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graceful manner and perfect deliver"
of speech captivated all the listen
erS. Messrs. Jonas Longs Sons pre-
stnted Rev. +. j. Lafferty With m
exquisite book case, in respect for him.
stlf and ST. James congregation, ro
which Father Lah'erty returns his sin.
'erc thanks. Rev. Mr., Lafferty haq
prest nted the congregation With mps
beautiful sold-framed picture of .hs
RI. Rer. NJ. j. fIoban, in his rc.per
for the bishop and for the hensat q!
ST. James Catholic society.
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Irene Myers Company.

The irene Myers company now filling week S
engagement at the academy OF Music played to
two Immense audiences yesterday. at both the
afternoon and evening performances The theater
was crowded to the doors, and many had to be
satisfied with standing room.
AT the matinee performance the old time ia.
Noritc, "Tcu Nights in Bar Room" was pre-
scntod, and WAS produced in Il most excellent
manner. In the evening 1.-Two Orphans was
the attraction, little Irene appearing in the role
OF Louise, the blind girl, in which part she is
decidedly clever She has the distinction OF
hcing the youngest child that ever attempted 10
play this part it being one Of the longest parts
ever written ior a play. This afternoon tor the
matinee performance "Thc Ensign is announced
and tonight ''Endcr Tw" Flags" will be the
Offering.
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Mr.. Henry Alberts, of oIo
Birch Street, Scranton, Pa,
says:-"For about two years
my back and kidneys had
been sore-lame and the Sc
cretlons in bad shape. Moth
ing seemed to help me until !
got DR.. A, w. Chase's Nerve
Pills at Matthews Brothers
Drug Store, corner Lacka-
wanna and Washington AYES.
They did the work. curing the
soreness and lameness-mak-
Ing the secretions healthy and
generally giving ME health
md strength
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Ghicaso, April 10 While the grain markets
were fairly steady today, trade generally was
tame in the absence of new factors, Nav wheat
closed isaiic. higher; May corn, Nc. lower; Mav
oats, isai4c, down and provisions 2lsajc. 10 Ti.c
higher. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Easy; No. spring wheat earle; NJ. . red
699sa,2c,; No. corn, tShat3lsc,; No. yellow,
i3a4aiSl2c.' No white oats, 99c.; No. = white.
26Sa2sisc.; No. = rye. 52a54e; good leediny
barley, i6c.; tar 10 choice mailing, isa5oe No.
I flax seed, sl.5'; No. | northNestern, sl,iG /;
prime timothy seed, $50; mess pork. sltaol
1875; lard, ss27 20; short ribs sides. - oja
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A Spring Tonic.

Everybody needs tonic in the
spring; at this time the system Graves
n tonic. 1t is house-cleaning time for
your body. Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound will tone up your nerves.
blood. kidneys and liver, and MI you
With health and energy. sold by Mat
theNs BROTHERS.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. C. Dale. 81 Lackawanna Ave
Buttcr-trcam' old, ooa2lc; fresh, 22aa2,ac
dairy, fresh, 2ll.a2.c; old. l5alSc.
Chccse---Full cream. l2al3c.
Eggs-Western fresh. - TO li,ac; ncaro,
state, liis to 15lsc.
Beans--PGr bu., choice marrow, S9 55a2. 60
Pea Bcars---Pcr bu., $,,Ajao.aO,
Medium Reans--P>r bu., S2:oaa.iI.
Green PeasPcr bu.. s1.ioal.4j
onions-Pcr bu., Sl.4oal.iD.
Flou--Best patent, per hhl., Si65,
Red Kidney Bcans--Pcr bu., Sa.i5a2.5o
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AVOCA.

The funeral of the nne-n months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John McAndrew
will take place this afternoon. Inter-
ment will he made in ST. Msry's ceme-
terry.
Charles. the fourteen-nlonths- -old
adopted son of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
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New York Live Stock.

New NorN, April 70. Bee,cs--fIr ucnn d,
talor. hisher steers, Si.i0ij,oi; tops, $50; tat
Calvcs---Markct rather slow and 3jc. iuwcl; spuo
sales SOC, oh; vcals, 81 Gt choice do. So
little calves, -. Sheep anl LambS-tm to
Ior higher; sheep, sia5,S5; culs, Sia35n; lambs.
si.indio; culls, -; clipped lambs. s.. 2ia', -,
spring lambs, ~aj PEI head. Hogs Market
easier a, sGaJ3j Tor whole range