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CAMERON
Winter seems to have set in full in
this vicinity—snow every day.
J. K. Lester returned from York State
Monday.
W. If. McCann was a business caller
at Driftwood Tuesday.
Harry Morse, "Pogey" Stewart, Cy
Lupro and E M. McFadden were busi
ness callers at Driftwood Tuesday.
S. S. Hieks entertained his two sisters,
from Clearfield Co., a few days last week.
J. W. Harvey speut a c'ay at Hillings
hunting for bear.
Sheriff Nor:i> was a business caller in
town Monday.
ft is rumored that v.eddirm bells will
ring merrily on Christmas Eve.
Geo. Wykoff an ! party of hua ers ar
rived here Tuesday hi; 11 ing for birds,
meeting with good success.
Mrs. M. Phoenix, who ha- been visit
ing for some time at Miles'.ejrg, returned
home Monday evening.
Fred Armstrong and Robert Thomas,
of Emporium, visited lriends in town
Saturday and Sunday. Come again,
boys.
D. B. Peterson, who is teaching school
at Kane, visited his family over Thanks
giving.
G. L. Page lost a valuable bird dog,
on the railroad at this place, Monday.
Miss Laura McDonald, teacher of the
Grammar School, visited her home at
Driftwood, onTuesday.
Ed. Schwab received a valuable sheep
from York State last week.
Frank Sullivan and party who spent
two days hunting in Potter county re
turned home Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Wm. McNain spent Saturday at
Sinnamahoning.
Grant Hart, of Sterling Bun, was a
caller in town several days the past week.
"Pogey" Stewart was called to Drift
wood on a law suit Tuesday, as a witness.
Edw. Clark is the champion skunk
trapper of the county. He has $25
worth of furs and §lO worth of smell and
so far and challenges anybody to beat him'
MI K E.
NORTH CREEK.
The Misses Maggie and Lizzie Moon,
who have been visiting here, have return
ed to their homes at Scranton and Bum
mersfield, Pa.
Beatrice Taylor, of West Creek, spent
Thanksgiving here with relatives.
Balpli Brown and "Dorse" Lewis, of
Bich Valley, visited at Mrs. Solvcson's
Friday.
Everel Housler and wife are home af
ter an extended visit with relatives and
friends at, Frewsburg, N. Y.
F. A. Lewis returned home from
Black Creek, N. Y., where he visited
his daughter. He also visited in Little
Genesee, Houghton, and other points.
Walter Smith went to town Friday.
Aunt Beckey Spenoe is visiting here,
guest of her niece, Mrs. Annie I lousier.
F. A. Lewis was a visitor to the city,
Wednesday.
Hazel Chandler eauie home Sunday
evening, alter a week's visit with her
aunt, Mrs. W. J. Leavitt and family,at
Emporium.
Mrs. Caroline Haskins returned to her
home after visit'ng relatives for a few
days.
Lon \\ hcatou and daughter, Leona,
visited with D N. Chandler and family
Sunday evening.
Wtu. F. Lewis arid Lew Yates were
in Emporium Saturday.
Everel Housler and wile uiet with an
accident Fiiday night on returuiug from
the city. The night was very dark and
being almost impossible to guide a horse,
the animal was trusted to keep the road.
It however, kept too near the precipice
side of the road and a slide OVI r against
the wire fence was the result. It was
necc -ary to cut parts of the harness and
also the wire fi-noe, to extricate the horse,
which, when trei ran down th<% preei
pioe into the creek. Mr- Housler re
ceived several bruises but no serious dam
age was done only the scare and that
was a-plenty.
Fred Solvesou Killed some nice gjun
Monday. 'Twas not a bear—but a pork
er.
Inch- Milton Griffin is gue.-t of Mrs.
Solvesou and family.
Nov. L»i», 1910. Bi.rr. JAY.
Clarion State Normal School.
The Clarion State Normal School Is
offering special course" of study dur
ing the Winter Term for young men
and women whose opportunities have
been limited. Tuition is free and the
cost of board is low. Drop a postal
card to the Principal, Clarion, I'M., and
get fllll | articular*.
(let the (lenulne Always.
A substitute is * dangerous makeshift
especially iu medicine. The genuine
Foley's llouoy sud Tar curt* coughs and
cold quickly and is in a yellow package.
Accept no liuliMitutcN. For -ale by Em
porium Drug Co.
CAMERON.
School opened again, after two days
vacation.
Paul Harvey starts for Standley, N. V.,
ir: a few days.
Mrs. Fred Comley visited Emporium
Saturday.
Miss (icrtrude Hoag, whois attending
Normal School at Lock Haven, visited
houie folks for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary Leonard spent Saturday at
the lioine of Mrs. H. L. Webster, at
Canoe Hun.
Miss Cora Ktniir irets a position, as
telegraph operator in a few weeks. She
is learning with E. D. Krape.
William Wykofl went to Hieks ltun
the fore part of last week, lie took his
gun, and expects to be absent about
three weeks; so please look out Mrs.
Pheasant and Mrs. Cottontail.
O. W. Evans, of Sterling Jinn, was
ealliug on friends Saturday evening.
Wonder who Oliver is looking after? We
haven't seen him on our streets for some
lime.
John Schwab spent Sunday at home.
Reports from the woods are coming in
'•like news from the front.' A few
hunters have been injured, and several
narrow escapes have beeu recorded, but
Frauk Sullivan, better known as "Jack
Schwab of Buffalo," says if they hunt
with him he will ensure you that there
will be no accidents. Jack expects to
start for New York in a few days.
Our hunters are cracksmen. J. W.
Harvey went to Sinnamahoning Satur
day, returuiug with a black squirrel and
one pheasant.
Dad McCann made a business trip to
Sterling Bun Saturday.
Dan McFadden and Grant Walker re
turned, one day last week with a good
supply of pheasants.
Miss Gertrude Wickett visited her
sitter, Kathern, at Driftwood, Sunday.
Wedding Bells soon will ring. Who?
Then we will get our Haleeka Club ci
gars.
John Yocolona was a business caller at
Emporium, Saturday night.
Sam and Everett Barr were seen on
our streets Saturday night.
S. S. Hicks' two sisters, from Pitts
field, Pa., are visiting him for a few days.
Mrs. William McVane and Master
Willie were visiting friends at Sinnama
honing Saturday.
Fred Armstrong, ot Emporium, was
calling at Fred Comley's Saturday even
ing.
DAISY.
SIZERVILLI.
We miss "Facts From Four Mile"
this week. Can't be their stock has be
come exhausted, so soon?
The new track is laid through our
town and uncle "Bill"' Law has the record
of running the first engine across the un
lucky spot where so many big wrecks
have occured. "Bill" says the new steel
bridges will put an end to wrecks at that
particular point.
Mr. Chas. McCill, of Milton, severed
his connection with the Pennsy carpen
ter gang and has departed for home. He
left many admiring friends behind. He
will operate his broom factory during the
winter months, he raising large quanti
ties of the corn.
The Box Social was a financial suc
cess. Miss \ ieforv netted the snug sum
of §<JO, Miss May Prosser carried off
the prize for the most superb box. She
greatly enjoyed the distinction as well as
her many friends.
J. H. Caton is laid up with an injured
knee, having sustained it while handling
a heavy plank in his mill. He is con
lined to the house under the Dr's care.
It is hoped the injury will not prove icri
ous.
Chan. Howard and Chas. Hockley ar«
making extensive preparations fur swine
and squab raising, having all the facili
ties and natural advantages at their com
mand. They certainly will reap a har
vest in the near future and we sincerely
hope they may.
It. It. Agent I'rosser and family are
taking a much needed vacation. They
are etijoyiug the tiaiental rool again of
his childhood days, Mr. Faru*worth do
ing the agency work during his absence.
Mr. liurtou, who has charge of the
(tump station at Hhippen, occupies the
gr «*u house. 11 is family liaviug been
seriously ill prevented his moving until of
late date. W c welcome him to our huig
circle.
'l'll new bloek system is lieiug install
ed. The p. in., can at all times see when
the bioek is in line.
We hear many expressions of regret
that the new public highway is being de
tained in building as laid out, it hav
ing been completed as far a< the sclusj
house. We predict it's early completion
and see the dangerous public grade cross
int's eliminated.
The mighty hunters are slaying much
game ar<>und tiardcau cine party being
called tu I'ort Allegany to settle lor hay
ing hounds in the Woods They rami
down to the tune of fl'tlll mid departed
tor llleii hollies, wiser lltld better IIICII.
The judu'e told then togo and sin no
more thev "got.
XXX.
Wani ku:-K very one tu Kmporiuui
and vicinity to rend the opening < li
ters uf the new serial by Hubert \V.
('handier* in the Nuvniiiber no oilier of
CoemopollUii Magazine. It In the
greatest novel of the year ami U Illus
trated by t'harlen liana tllbnon.
II K.
(War Hhhi|fle« M |wr thousand at
111, Howard .% I 'o'l.
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER i. 1910,
HOWARD SIDING.
Miss ltuby Heidick spent Thanksgiv
ing at Dußois; also at llidgway
and Brookville.
Mrs. M. Iv Close has returned from a
two week's visit at llidgway and St.
Marys.
Mr. Thatcher, of Philadelphia, preach
ed at Howard Siding school house Sun
dav morning and evening. lie is a God.
ly man. We wish there had been more
out to have heard him.
Mrs. Snyder, of Williamsport, is spend
ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Claytou Touer, at this place.
Mrs. Wm. Johnson, and daughter
Irene, ol Bryan Hill, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Close.
Mrs. Thos. J. Norton spent Thanks
giving with her son, Arthur, at Brync
dale.
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SINNAMAHONING.
William Swart wood and family, of
Emporium, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Mr. llaskins and wife were up to Aus
tin last week.
C. 1 11. Cordie tarried on Sunday in
Emporium.
Miss Agnes McDonald, of Driftwood,
was the guest of Mrs. C. W. Gray on
Sunday.
Miss Maud Callahan, of Driftwood,
was the guest of Miss Ethel llunyan on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Tillburg was a Williainsport visi
tor on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Brooks went to
lleuovo, Thursday, to visit, their daughter.
Mrs. Herman Krebs is at home from
Lock Haven hospital, where she spent a
week with her mother.
Miss Ethel llunyan spent Wednesday
in Emporium.
Mrs. Henry Caldwell is visiting in
Renovo.
Mr. Nace Drum, of Dußois, spent
last Wednesday with his parents at this
place.
Nov. 29, 1910. N.Y 'A.
STERLING RUN.
Mr. Brua Keefer, of Wiliiamsport,
and Sfjuire Eddy, in two days' hunt re
cently bagged 12 nice birds, at Frankle
Foot, a few miles out from Huntley.
Mrs. Florence Brenneman, of llarris
burg, aud Miss Lulu Lewis were visitors
at Emporium Sunday, guests of Mrs. J.
P. MeNarney.
Miss Nannie Spcnce, of Emporium, is
a visitor in town.
Mrs. Tom Marks and children, of
Glean, are the guests of parcuts, S. L.
Bunee and wife.
Mrs. John Nceuan, who has been
quite ill, is better at this writing.
Mrs. Marshall, of Emporium, was call
ed here Sunday on account of the serious
illness of her father, C. C. Craven.
Carlton Smith, Geo. O'K'efe, Teoka
Whiting and Mildred? mwbridge spent
Thanksgiving at hou.e i lun/nig to
school Monday.
Mr. Fred Brennemau, wife and bro
ther and Chaa. Miller after spending a
week in town, guests of Mrs. Jessie 15.
Lewis returned to their home at llarris
burg. Wednesday, having bagged ('» birds
and 8 rabbits.
Mrs. Dr. Wright, ot Erie, was die
guest of her mother. .Mrs. Derrick-, re
cently.
Mrs. J. A. Dice returned home Mon
day from a week's visit with relatives at
Vork.
Miss Minnie Quiiin aoi 1 Mioses Wells
and Quinn ot Emp< i iuni arc the guests
of former's parents, ' Viu. Merry and
wife.
Thos. J. Lynch, who has been work
itig at Elkland, is home on a short visit.
Mrs. Mike Donahue and children visi
ted relatiws in St. Marys over Sunday.
Master (ieo. aud Arthur Warner, of
Emporium, were the guests of Mrs. Jes
sie Lewis, recently.
Mike Parker. Wilson Horry, Clarence
Howlett and Loui> Whiting returned
lion.i .i.'uiduj lioiii u limiting nip to
Mo <|iiii f'p ■!. Mike Parker killed a
very bie« buck wltieh weighed when
drc--ed I i)i pouud*. Wilson Berry
killed one somewhat smaller.
Mi*s H. L Brink returned home
Iron. Middlotoffti recently where she was
eulled on account ol (lie <lnth of her
uncle.
Mrs. A. A. Smith and daughter vi.-it
ed relative* at Beeeh ('reek Saturday.
Mi»s Nettie Kiweli ii, a visitor ut Sin
nnm iteming, gue>t ol h«*r sinter, Mn. T.
S. IHlimi.
Mrs. Abe Padolf uud sop visited lor
tuee's brother, N Hilin, at Sinniuiiahou
iug, Monday.
C. C. Craven was stricken with paraly
«i» last Saturday, and died Tuesday niuht
ut 10 o'clock. Will be buried at Em
porium Friday. Funerul wrviee* ■( his
Ulu reoidruee I'riday A. M at Sterling
Hun.
Mic* Clara Si.-w.irt, ol hi ill wood, was
the kuu*i of lo t uuel< N| ort. Diiiinny re
cently.
Mr. aud Mrs. C«.b, of I'liiladelpltia,
Mfl Ihe iiuott id J \. I uhd wife
Tu>*day. Mr Cob ha i reeeutly relit I'd
It' Ute Sgelll ou till' I'elllia. It It.
Mr* ifii hitiworthy and ttfeildri-n
were the gut-»ls ot the former * tailor
and mother, al Elboit, the pail week.
Hi i K llkm..
The Christmas Spirit
If you are forlorn and adrift —come to us. Come where Dolls and Toys and the blended radiance
of gilt, and tinsel, aiul crystal and color glisten magically in myriad forms. Plunge ill •«» the thick of
the throngs and and you can't escape the contagion -the contagion of happiness The carnival spell
is intense. The gay, strange things horn of men's brains to entrance the erimt fancy of child
ren will untangle your twisted thoughts and the old cold spark—the human spark—will burn again.
Hand Embroidered Laundry Bags j Beautiful Pillow Tops at Half Price !
These Pillow Tops are simple pieces of a j
Our own importation from Germany. These | New York Manufacturer; there are just twenty.
-R, AT N 1 •11 IM . All beautiful Patterns, made with Cor,motion
Bags arc very beautifully Embroidered; Elegant T , ~ r „ ~ , .
b J J >0 Braid Flo Aers, all Handwork, ihe regular price
Designs and the price won-(t»| /j,r| 1■» is BH.OO each, but having been shown as samples
derfully low for Handwork, y I«UU SH r l I.&D for a little while, we offer them at j
each - - 1 .DU
Waist Sets in Christmas Boxes Splendid New Silk Scarfs
Each Box Contains 3+ yards, Pretty White Silk Scarfs are very popular this season. We
offer a very large assortment in Plain or Persian
i/.ed Madras, etc., price "69c, 89c, sl.oojS^r ■ 50c to $5.00
Rich Furs Extra Special i Children's Fur Sets
We are told by our custom- jj White Astrachan, Thibit,
ers that our prices were con- Millinery at Less Than Cost. p Ermine, Lxmb, and A' gora,
siderable below those asked j also Gray Persian, Brown
in large cities, and this is We must have the room taken up
Coney, Australian Oposum
rightfully so. We offer by our Millinary Dop't for the dis- « Hets a,re shown here'. Prices
splendid Furs at very reason- play u ' Holiday- Goods. llicie.uie per set range from aia aa
able prices. " we offer all our Ladies', blisses and §I.OO to - - .^IU.UU
. Children's Trimmed and ready to . .... .
/-if wear hats at following prices: PL *1 1 r* ,
Gloves All $6.00 Trim'.. Hats to $3.98 Embroidered Center
KM e G?^S cl St'''«,n to »!!'•°"T- ra ', < !S a !rl'to fla P»eces&TableScarfs
bought for the price ""_' s r r * m c <l re '" 0 Unusual values in Round
J <t?l Crt Hats red. to 2.25 or Square Center Pieces and
«pi*UU and «pI.DU All 2.soTiim'd Hats red. to 1.50 Scarfs, richly Embroidered.
New Real and Imitation All 2.00 Trim'd Hats red. to 1.25 Either Hemstiched or Linen
Washable Chamois Gloves Vll 1.50 Trim'd Hats red. to 93c Lace I rimmed. These are
50c and SI.OO ah i. 2 r, T ri ,,,„ h, to 79c aT£ r 0 "- ttiu "' 50c
Toys, Dolls, Games Brass Goods and Novelties
Hammered Brass Umbrella Stands, 53.00
Toy Grocery Stores fully equipped for busi- and S3 50.
a , ~r , . .... Hammered Brass Fern Dishes, 89c, SI.OO,
ness 50c, SI.OO and 51.50. SI 98
.... i T • i.i t-w iii , , Hammered Brass Jardiniers, SI.OO, 51.25,
24inch Jointed Dolls extra good, each $1.25. (JS ,
... ~r . , T) . . . . Fine Gold Clocks, SI 25. 51.50, 51.98,
Fine quality Water color Paints in I übes. g<» -q g.> -Q g- QQ
worth 10 to 25c per tube, choice sc. Pictures in Gold Frames, <»9c, SI.OO. 51.25,
$1.50.
Baby Bumb Unbreakable Dolls, each SI.OO. . Humidors which keep your cigars moist and
in good taste, brass bound, /ink lined $1.50,
Hundreds of Games at each sc, 10c, 25c 2.50, 53.00.
Wonderful Values in Framed Pictures at
and 50c. each 10c and 25c.
D IflTrilMC'
Handkerchief, One Silk WW I 1 S . I The bunt made for the
Tie,OnePairMercerized 11 liUl prio*
Sox. All of the name '
color. Por Set, SI.OO. bmponnm S (vroafest Store. SI.OO and $1.50
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HUNTLEY.
.John S. Jordan, our champion trapper !
and hunter, caught a very large wild cat (
one night last week. It weighed about i
50 pounds.
B. J. Collins left forConneaute, Ohio, I
on Friday, to visit his brother at that
place.
J. E. Johnson butchered some lino
hogs on Thursday.
Thomas Eddy, of Sterling Run, and
Airs. Kecfer, of Willamsport, were call
ers in town two days last week and I
secured a nice buuch ol pheasants in j
Big Run.
A. W. Smith called on relatives and ;
friends on First Fork, Sunday and Mon- :
day.
William 11. Logue and son Walter. |
are busily engaged building a new addi- !
tion to their house.
Thomas Kailboum transacted business
at Stirling Hun on Saturday evening.
Elmer Hill, of Driftwood, was the j
guest of W. K. Smith and family on
Wednesday.
Clyde Collins was a business caller in
Driftwood on Saturday.
Lewis Smith is making preparations to
secure some wild geese when the lirst
flock Hies over this place. He has order
ed a cannon that will throw a bushel of
buck-shot five miles. We all hope that
a fl ck will come along before Christmas.
Wayne Nelson was a Hriftwood citlli r '
on Friday,
Mrs. William V.'heaton, of Sinnatna
honing, »a> the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. It. Smith, on Sunday.
V.'right Mason, of I'ine Street, was a
pleu.-aut o-i'ler in tnwn on Sunday.
()ur school teacher Mi-s iVarl Lewis,
•it Buffalo, lias resigned her position as
teacher. We are sorry to see licr go lor i
she is a very competi ut teacher.
Sl'l illT.
Wcstbhrook Commercial
Acudemy.
Students who wish to Htnrt in Janu
ary sintulil apply n<>w. Only a lew
sent* left. Hiihliicmh, shorthand typo
writing ami Kiikllsli cour«n«. iff'i i«
Hchool year.
Wkmtuuook Academy,
41at. Oloan, N. Y.
Warning
AII persona are hereby forbidden from
trMM|MHNiii|( upuii the property of this
Company without a permit Irotn this
•IN, <>r the MANAGER at the works*
Kkvstonk Powuin MM, l'o,
Kmporium, Fa.. August Ist IttOS
Intent Popular Wur.lt.
Minx May (iould, teacher of piano
fort haa received a lull Hue of lh»> l«.
eat and iiumt popular stiuet music. A<
the popular air«. I'opular and elan
!i«l muaie. I'ricea reasonable,
4441.
BEECHWOOD.
John Ri'id. of Renovo, called on his
parents between trains Tuesday.
Goldie ltice is home on a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Toner were the
guests of their son, at Daugascahonda,
Thanksgiving.
Lor a Kirkpatrick has accepted a posi
tion at Hicks Run.
Messrs. Viner, Waddington and
Lcutze, of Emporium, were the guests of
Jay Logan last week.
Laura M ;l)jnald and Jeanette Smith
were shopping in Emporium Monday.
Lizzie Markcrt and father visited the
county seat Wednesday.
Shary Rice came home Saturday night
to spend Sunday with his parents.
Regular meeting of the W. C. T. IT.,
was he-id at the M. E. Church, Wednes
day evening. A large attendance.
The many friend- ol Mr Chas. Riee,
will be glad to learo of his speedy re
covery.
('has. McLaughlin, ■ 112 Hicksltuu,visit
ed 1 is Iri' nds on Sunday in town.
R L. Wyiie captured two large wild
cat- last Monday, one weighing .">0
p null the other Mtl pounds. Ilor-'s
lack to \ 'li Robert.
M's. Johu LiWhuo, -no and daughter,
Jay aad R sc, speut Thauksgiving at
\\ ilii uusport.
.'tiany puopl., who attended the
'fhaii!».-gi\.ng lull .a St. Miry.-. report a
tine time.
I'll'' I'. R. R. detective was in town
looking alter bu-im-s laat week.
I*'rank I <utjsch winder is spending a
well earned va ation at home.
.Mrs. Evers made a business trip to
the county "Mt Friday,
Alb it ltice was home last w "k.
Hpscck UP.
DRIFTWOOD
An iotcrc*ting Thauksgiving program
was given in the Ca»tle Harden school,
Wednesday evening Nov. <JM, by the
-cho.il. The teaelicra, Mis* ticrtrud-
Hill and Miss ltotha Kreider. as well as
Ihe pupils, deserve much credit tor get
ting up the program The entertainment
was well attended by patrons atid other*.
Mrs Ru--"II, of Philadelphia, who is
visiting her - in, Mr. C. L. I'. ltu-.n U, of
this place, was a guest, with her son, at
the home of Mr. S. I'. Kreider on Thanks
jifintf I »:| v
Mis. J meph John-ton slid 'lnii^b'df,
('li irl'Mle were hi \\ ilium -| oil m ral
Uay» ill Illln Week, A plea-alll Vl-ll Willi
Mr- II V. <irei ii nigh formerly <>l tin
place, wa» ti'|wtl«l,
Special Thauk»gUi*g services were
held in the Mcihodut church, <<n the
I evciiiui iii' Nov. -_>7. by tho Rev. Run
j yan. "!'li • tin-mi! fur tho evening was
\ "The < ali of Mr.* S.vect Singer of Israel.'
: The church \.a-> decorated in the Nation
i al Colors and ttood music was rendered.
The ott'erin" (or the benefit of the
Philadelphia II . ; >ital.
Prnf. and Miss Kitzuiiiler
have auain returned to their school work
i after their Thanksgiving vacation.
A crowd of young ladies were pleasant
ly entertained at the home of Miss Rotha
Kreider on Friday evening. All brought
their fancy work with theui.
Rev." R. W. Runyan and Mrs. R, ac
companied by her sister and daughter,
after attending services, on Sunday even
ing, were pleasant callers at the home ol
Mr. S. I' Kreider.
A deer weighing I I lbs. was brought
| to the station at this place, to be sent to
Mr. Rhiucri ot Ridgway.
A banquet in honor ot the Hon. John
McDonald's seventieth birthday was Jv
en by the railroad men of division 8, on
Tuesday evening last, lie has been in
tho employ of the railro.i 1 company, as
Supervisor, for thirty years and is now
Mired from active M-rviee.
M mis Ei'dred KnUv, John Kiicv
. and \\ i! i in Sji -ri< r attiMi li-d the dance
at Kmporium on Thursday eveninif last.
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oughly te?r .( duriuu th i epidemics of in
fluenza, and when it was taken in time
we have not heard "t a single ca>e ol'
pneumonia. Sold by all deiters.
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