T1IK CITIZEN', tfltyxvy, JAN. 5, 1012.
FAGE S
jCXASSiFIED.
rou sam-:.
FOR SALE A FEW CHOICE
Rhode Island Rod and Rose Comb
Brown Leghorn Cockrels. A. C.
IHne, Orson, Pa. lOlcollt
A SPRINGFIELD RIFLE AND A
box of shells only $4 at Erk Bros.
A rare bargain. Co mo and Inspect.
SOcltf.
rOR SALE ON LOWER CHURCH
street, a lot suitable for factory
lte; upon a portion of lot Is a good
dwelling. Property will bo sold alto
cethor or the portion suitable for fac
tory will be sold separately. Apply
ko Chns. A, McCarty, Honesdalo, Pa.
lOOtf.
miscellaneous.
I WILL BE IN HONESDALE MON
day, Jau. S. SAM. S. W1NT. It
WANTED SMALL HOUSE OR
lower floor rooms, must have all
Improvements, centrally located. In
quire at Citizen office.
PAIIVTl TTtT ATI A IinTlT T-UTl
Inches long. Numbers "43 on
ono side and lettering on reverse
Ido. "Safe" only word readable.
Owner can have property by calling
at Citizen office.
WHEN IN NEED OF CARRIAGES
and sleighs don't forgot E. T.
Smith, 1120 Church street, who has
the largest assortment in Wayne
county to select from. 7Dtf
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
silver by Sommer, Jeweler and
Optician. 9Gtf
FOR RENT SIX ROOMS AND
bath, on first floor. 1013 Court
treet Inquire Bentley Brothers, tf
LOCAL NEWS
NOTICE TO srikscnniEits.
"Dec. 11" on tlio label of your pa
per means that jour subscription ex
pires December 11)11; ".Inn. Ill"
oxpircs January 11)12, etc.
We have sent expiration notices to
our subscriber.-, uuri if you liavo re
ceived ,n letter rcquestiii; renewal, do
not set oflVndeil it Is only a re
minder that your subscription needs
attention at ouco.
The State Water Supply com
mission Is holding up the proposition
of erecting a dam at Wllsonville for
the Wallenpaupack, pending an in
vestigation by engineers of the com
mission Major Conrad will conduct an
election for first and second lieuten
ant of Company E at tho new arm
ory on Monday evening, January 8.
The company will be Inspected by
United States Army officers on Feb
ruary 22.
A new basket ball team Is be
ing organized in Honesdale. It will
be composed of members of Com
pany E, 13th Regiment, and will
bear the company's name. Tho
members will probably be chosen
next Monday evening. The lights In
tho armory have been protected by
iron guards. The center row of
lights have been removed.
The Citizen calls Its readers at
tention to tho article on "Last Year's
Doing Tersely Told," which appears
on tho first page and is continued to
the second and fifth pages of to-day's
paper It represents considerable
time and energy in compilation and
ought to be preserved. It might be
Invaluable to you. By tho way. If
you are not a subscriber of The
Citizen, send us your name to-day.
You will receive It twice a week for
1 50
The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Honesdale Con
solidated Water company was held
on Tuesday, at which time the fol
lowing oflicers were elected for 1912:
Pres dent. S A Mr-Mullen. Sr.; vice
president J D Weston; superin
tendent. S A. MrMulIen, Jr.; secre
tary 1'harles J. Smith; treasurer, E.
C M it in ford A number of improve
ments win bo made during tho com
ing year Several new pipo lines
will be laid in Honesdale and vicin
ity P-U-e & Butler, supported by a
splendid a ting company of ladles
and gentlemen, will open a four-night
engagement at tho Lyric Monday,
January 8 Special scenery, beauti
ful costumes and new and up-to-date
spe laities Opening play "Ishmael"
or In tho Depths," from tho story
that has been read by millions. On
Monday night ladles will bo entitled
to best seat In the house for 15c,
same to be purchased before C p. m.
Monday Popular prices, 10, 20 and
30 cents.
William .1. Brady, of Honesdale,
was awarded a subpoena In divorce
January 3 against Frances J. Brady.
The libel alleges that on February 28,
1905. ho was lawfully joined in mur
rlago to Frances J. Pllume; that tho
couple lived together until Juno 5,
1909 when tho defendant wilfully,
maliciously and without any Just
cause deserted the petitioner and
withdrew herself from his habitation,
and persisted In tho said desertion
for a porlod of two years and up
wards Tho summons was mado re
turnable on tho second Monday of
February
- County Superintendent Koohler
has prepared an artido in which aro
j,lven explicit Instructions as to how
tho words for tho spelling contest
will bo obtained. It will appear in
the next issue of Tho Citizen. Supt.
Koehler has appointed tho following
committco of critics, which will con
duct tho contest: Theresa B. Eoeto,
chairman; Alma C. Schuller, secre
tary; Julia Sehlmmoll, treasurer.
The pupils In tho different schools of
Wayne county aro anxiously awaiting
the list of words that will bo printed
-weokly in The Citizen and other
papers, the first Installment will be
mado next week.
Tho second term of tho High
school will open January 29th.
Tho mid-year entertainment of
tho Honesdalo High school on Jan.
2Cth.
A mnrrlago llcnnso was Issued
Thursday, to Edgar L. Exum, Wnl
onburg, N, C, nnd Etlzolla A. Rld
dlck. Wlnterdalc, Wnyno county.
r.eglster and Recorder W. B.
Lesher's first olllclnl act was tho
swearing In of Lo Roy Gllplu, Droll
er, ns auditor, who paid over to him
tho first fee, Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Grelncr, well
known In Wnyno county, died on
Now Year's day In Scranton. Be
sides a husband and son, two sis
ters, Mrs. Jano Leo, of South Sterl
ing, and Mrs. Ada Locklln, of Lako
vlllo, survive.
Tho Taylor basket ball team,
which plays the "Rink Five" on Sat
urday night, Is considered tho strong
est team In this section of tho coun
try, having defeated the 9th Regi
ment of Wllkes-Barre and tho best
teams In Scranton. A good game Is
assured.
Register and Recorder W. B.
Lesher went to Beech Grove, Wed
nesday night, whero ho Installed tho
officers of Beech Grovo Grange.
Emerson W. Gammell took Mr. Lesh
er and Commissioner Earl Rockwell
to Beech Grove In his Jackson
car. All present enjoyed a good
time, and a splendid oyster supper.
St. John's Parochial residence
was thronged Wednesday evening
with people bidding a sorrowful fare
well to their beloved pastor, Rev.
Thomas M. Hanley, who for the past
sixteen years -was an untiring work
er for tiho Interests of the church and
the spiritual welfare of his people.
Owing to his untiring zeal St. John's
church, Honesdale, Is ono of tho most
beautiful In tho lloceso. Fathor
Hanley, his sisters, Misses Mary and
Elizabeth, and nephew Frank, left
Thursday on tho 12:25 train for
Nicholson, Wyoming county, Pa.
PIANO TUNING.
W. R. Luis, expert piano tuner, Is
In town. First-class local references.
Leavo orders at Cole's drug storo.
PERSONAL
Frank Dupplus Is spending a
few days in town.
Miss Anna RIppel spent the weak
end In Carbondalc.
Miss Minnie Bayley, Willow ave
nue, Is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Menner spent her holi
day vacation near Boston.
Rev. Charles Cannlvan of Coney
Island, Is spending a few days in
town.
William and Noah Gregory spent
Wednesday at Hawley with David
Potter.
Miss Josephino McKenna is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. M. J. Kelly, of
Deposit.
Giles Greene has returned after
spending the holiday vacation at his
home here.
Miss Gussle Jones of Wllkes-Barre,
Is a guest at tho home of Rev.
W. II. Hiller,
Sarah Swartwout of Dyberry, spent
the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Gregory of East Honesdale.
Noah Gregory and Mary Major
spent Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Smith's of White Mills.
Mrs. J. D. Rounds of Schenectady,
N. Y., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. N.
J. Spencer, on Eleventh street.
W. T. Heft, accompanied his
grandson William Heft, to Deposit
after a visit with relatives here.
James Silsbeo returned Sunday
evening from Carbondalo whero he
had been tho guest of relatives.
WJlllam Gregory and Sarah Swart
wout spent Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith's of White Mills.
Mrs. Stephen Hottenroth of New
Yorn, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hill, of Blandln.
Mrs. Henry Kreltner and daugh
ter, Marguerite, were recent guests
of Mrs. F. J. Garlng In Scranton.
Mrs. Patrick Corbett of Avoca, re
turned to her homo on Wednesday
after spending a few days in town.
William Donnelly returned to
Philadelphia after spending tho holi
days with his parents on Erlo street.
Mrs. R. D. Smith and son Ken
neth, of Narrowsburg, spent tho holi
days with friends and relatives In
town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Weston left for
New York City Thursday morning.
Tho former goes to consult a spec
ialist. Amos Gregory of Prompton spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Gregory of East Hones
dale. Mrs. Emma G. Secor of West street
has been confined to her bed for sev
eral days with neuralgia of tho
nerves.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Kuerner loft
this morning for Carbondalo to at
tend tho funeral of tho lato Mrs. Geo.
Barnes.
Misses Helen Oakes, Lillian Bar
ber!, Hortenso McKenna and Marie
Bracey spent New Year's Day In Car
bondalo. Mrs. Peter Barnes and daughter,
Miss Ida, left for Carbondalo Wed
nesday being called thoro by the
death of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Backus and
i little sons, Joseph and Edward, of
West street, spent Now lears with
relatives In Plttston.
Mrs. Peter Barnes nnd daughter,
Miss Ida, left Wednesday for Car
bondalo, being callod thoro by tho
death of a rolatlvo.
Mrs. Josephino Yarrlngton and
Mrs. Frances Rlvenburg of Dundaff,
Pa., bavo been tho guests of Mrs.
James Lindsay tho past week.
Miss Agnes Carr after a fow days
Illness, resumed her duties as teach
er of the Hurd school. Miss Mario
Bracey substituted during her ill
ness. Judge H. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Eva, attonded tho wedding of
Miss Jessie Trelblo at Dallas, tho first
of tho week. They afterwards wont
to Now York, whero Miss Eva will
visit relatives while tho Judgo will
contlnuo his journey to Philadelphia.
Fred Truman, who Is employed by
tho tluorncy Electric Elovator Co.,
returned on Wcdncsdny ifrom Now
York ,clty whero ho spont tho holi
days. W, B. Holmes, president of tho
Wnyno County Savings Bank, has
sufficiently recovered from his ro
rent accident to nttend to his ofllco
duties.
Rov. W. H. Ililler accompanied his
mother to Bloomshurg on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hlller's homo Is In Drydon nnd
sho hns been visiting hero for tho
past few weeks.
Floyd Coleman, son of W. B. Colo
man, Nynck, N. Y., writes his rela
tives that ho Is Improving rapidly
from a recent operation for appendi
citis in tho Nynck hospital.
Miss Estollo Knox nnd frlond, Her
bert Murphy, of Brooklyn, returned
on Wednesday after a few days' stay
at tho homo of tho former's aunt,
Mrs. Charles S. Soward, ou East
Stroot Extension,
Miss Bortha Policy, who Is ft teach
er In the public schools at Glonwood,
N. J., will return on Saturday after
spending a three weeks' vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benj.
Polley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Budd, of Forest
City, aro spending a few days at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Budd on
Ridge street. Mr. Budd Is associated
with the Forest City News and was
a pleasant visitor at tho Citizen of
fice Thursday morning.
STRANGER GIVES BOY MONEY
COINS OF VALUE GIVEN II IM ON
STHEET BY MAN WHO ASKED
HIM IF HE WERE A GOOD BOY
AND ATTENDED SCHOOL.
Milton Buchanan, eight-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Buch
anan, while on his way to school
Wednesday was mot by a stranger
who asked him If ho wero a good boy
and attended school every day. Ho
replied that he was, wheroupon the
stranger gavo him a handful of
coins.
Milton took tho old money to
school and exclaimed to his teacher,
Miss Mattio Gillow, "See all the mon
ey I got." She asked him If the
money was good and he replied,
"Naw, just a lot of old coins." Miss
Glllon examined them and found
they wero of real value and con
tained a number of old pieces of
money.
The collection consisted of Ameri
can, English, German and French
monies. The oldest piece bore the
date of 1798 and tho words, "Del
Gratia Carolus 1111." Others -were an
Irish Bank Token, 1S13; American
half dollar of 1S20; American cop
per half-cent, 1804. This antique
collection is now tin the possession of
Professor Oday.
Mrs. Peter Brled Passed Away at
Ago of 58.
Mrs. Peter Brled, an old resident
of Honesdale, passed away In Dan
ville, Pa., whero she had boon visit
ing on Tuesday night after a short
illness. Sho will bo brought to her
homo here, 311 Terraco street, for
burial.
Mary Jano Durrlck was born in
Cherry Ridge, Wayne county, in
January, 1S58, and In 1874 site was
united In marriage to Peter Brled
and moved to Honesdalo, whero
they have slnco -made their home.
Sho was a devout member of St.
John's' Catholic church, and a good
mother to her largo family of chil
dren, four of Whom preceded her
In death.
She in survived by her bereaved
husband and eight children who aro,
Katherlne, Minnie, Raymond and
Lawrence, at home; Walter, or Les
tershire, N. Y.; Theodore, of Enid,
Oklahoma; George, of Rochester,
N. Y.; Frank, of Long Island, N. Y.
all of whom aro expected to bo
present at the funeral. Deceased Is
also survived by. one brother, Philip
Durrlck, of Cherry Ridge, and one
sister, Mrs. Thomas Core, of Jersey
City.
Tho funeral services will bo held
at St. John's Catholic church, on
Saturday morning, January 6, at
ten o ciock and will be conducted
by Rev. John O'Toole. Interment
will bo In St. Johu's cemetery at
Honesdale.
More Mnninfio Licenses Than Ever
Diii-ini; 1!)11.
Cupid broko all records during
191 in tho Issuanco of marriage li
censes In Ilarrisburg, a total of 1419
being issued as against 1405, tho
best previous year, 1910.
Just exactly what the Increase
was duo to is not to bo seen from a
casual examination of the records,
but thero was an Increasing numbor
of licenses issued to peoplo of Ameri
can birth, whereas In some previous
years Increases were largely duo to
marriages among those of foreign
birth, principally among those of
Austro-llungarlnn birth.
Tho figures for tho past four years
show these totals: 190S, 1215;
1909, 1281; 1910, 1405; 1911,
1419.
During the past year Juno was tho
best month with 145 licenses. Tho
nent best month was January with
137. Tho complete figures by
months wero as follows: January,
137; February, 110; March, C4;
April 125; May 139; Juno 145; July
120; August 10G; Septombor 109;
October 121; November 115; Do
comber 122; total, 1419.
Program at School House.
Tho following program will bo
given at tho High School Auditor
ium, Friday evening at eight o'clock:
Music.
"Moving Plotuio Shows," Margaret
Purdy.
"Hannibal," William Doln.
"Tho Land of Make Believe," Lulu
Rlckard.
"Early Civilization In Greece," Ray
Snndorcoclc.
Music.
"Prison Rofornis," Graco Wilder.
"A Crulso on tho Pacific," Thomas
Kllroo.
"Undo Sam's Packago Party," Ag
nes Murray.
Music.
Doclamatlon "Duty of tho Ameri
can Hciioiar, Geo. w. Curtis.
"Tho Roycrofters," Bertha Flora.
Recitation "The Legend of the
Organ Builder," Vera Eberbardt
LAST YEAR'S NEWS
TERSELY TOLD
(Continued From Pago Two.)
Honesdalo firemen oloct officers
nnd nrrango for annual ball, 15th.
Postal Savings Bank opened 16th
In Honesdalo. Attorney C. A. Gar
ratt was tho first depositor.
Committco organized to dcdlcato
now $30, 000 armory tho 18th.
Stuart O. Lincoln died lCth, aged
73 years.
Royal Arcanum councils of North
eastern Pennsylvania hold quarterly
session In Honesdalo 20th.
County W. C. T. U. hold annual
convention In Methodist church,
Honesdale, 22d.
P. C. Bishop died 21st at his
homo In Hawley aged 8G years.
Mrs. Clarlnda Bunnell, Honesdale,
aged 95 years, Is oldest living Civil
War pensioner In tho United States.
(Born March 7, 181G.)
Baseball club hold banquet at Ho
tel Heumann, 23d.
Hon. C. R. Underwood, of Bloom
field, N. J., died at his summer homo
at Starlight, Wayne county, 21st,
aged 54 years.
Charles Wells, formerly of Beach
lake, returns after an absenco of 50
years spent In the West. Ho Is a
brother of Captain Wells, Honesdalo.
Mrs. Martin K. Kimble, Dyberry,
died 2 2d of paralysis, aged 78 years.
Erie station agents of the Dela
ware and Wyoming divisions hold
monthly- meeting in Allen House,
2Gth.
Primary election held 30th.
Former County Commissioner, .las.
B. Keen, of Keen, died 29th, aged 82
years.
OCTOBER.
Carl Schuller died of paralysis tho
4th Inst.
Joseph Menner enters suit against
Honesdale borough In the sum of
?G,0.d for Injuries received In a run
away, July 11 last.
General E. B. Hardenbergh elected
president of 'board of trustees of
Scranton State hospital 11th.
New Presbyterian church organized
at Cold Spring, 24th.
J. D. Dymond's store at Waymart
burglarized, 18th.
Protection Englno company held
annual ball In the now armory, 20th.
Cortrlght's concrete barn, Hones
dale, collapsed 25th. Loss $2,000.
S. E. Morrison fractures jaw by
being run into by another person on
a bicycle at Seolyvllle, 28th.
Pleasant Mount postoffico .burglar
ized 30th.
H. J. Erk, Honesdale, died 31st,
aged
years.
John Gerry, Honesdale, died 29,
aged 78 years.
NOVEMBER.
Election the 7th.
Henry Fasshauer died 4th, aged 67
years.
Luther League of Northeastern
Pennsylvania held convention In Lu
theran church in Honesdale, 9th.'
Wayno county teachers In annual
Instltuto for week 14th to 18th.
John Kuhbach, chief burgess of
Honesdale, died 14th, aged 46 years.
School directors In 16th annual
convention, lGth.
Chestnut blight found In Wayno
county.
Now armory In Honesdalo dedicat
ed 15th. Governor Toner present.
Miss Florence Drown, school
teacher, run down by horse and in
jured, 22d.
Miss Julia Helferich of this place
marries Dwlght E. Prlco In New
York after four days' courtship,
which began on board ship onrouto
to America. Couplo wero married
25th on board ship.
DECEMBER.
Homer Greene being boomed by
tho press of tho eastern district for
Congressman-at-Large.
C. E. IOiapp, railway mall clerk,
residing In Honesdalo, asphyxiated In
Wllkes-Barre, 5th.
Henry Starbuck, formerly of
I1EWAKE OF OINTMENTS FOB OA
TAltltll THAT CONTAIN MElt
CUKY. as mercury will surely destroy the
senso of smell nnd completely de
range tho whole system when enter
ing It through tho mucous surfaces,
except on prescriptions from reput
able physicians, ns tho damage they
will do Is ten fold to tho good you
can possibly dorlvo from them Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and ,b taken Internally,
acting dlro.Hly upon tho biood and
mucous surfaces of tho system. In
buying Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure
you get the genuine. It Is taken in
tornally nnd made In Toledo, Ohio,
by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 76c. per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Honesdalo, killed by Erlo train near
Port Jorvls, 4th.
John G. Rloflor, lumborman, died
6th of heart trouble, aged 57 years.
Tho Citizen Publishing Company
Issues Christmas edition tho 8th.
C. A. McCarty appointed Mayor of
Honesdalo to succeed tho lato Mayor
Kuhbach.
Borough council adopts fire-out
signal of four blasts of the gong.
C. A. Cortrlght & Son sues for $3,
000 damages, claiming that their
concreto barn collapsed on fault of
builders.
Farmers' Instltuto In session In
Honesdale, 16th.
Pomona Grange hold annual ses
sion In Honesdale, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Penwnrden
celebrate fiOtn wedding anniversary
on Christmas Day.
Rov. and Mrs. J. B. Sumner, form
er Wayno counteans, celebrated their
golden wedding ati their homo In
Blnghamton on Christmas.
Nineteen divorces wero granted by
Wayne county court during 1911.
Judge A. T. Searlo receives com
mission from Governor Toner author
izing him to hold court In 2 2d Judi
cial district for next ten years.
Advertised Letters.
The following letters remain un-
c.uieu ior at uie uoncsuaio postot
fico: John Bennett (3 letters), Mrs.
William Deatrlch, Mrs. Mary J.
Dowling, Frederick Eavns, Jas J.
Hall, M. F. Hartman Jawson Mfg.
Co., Henry J. Meyers, (Wayne county
only). M. B. Allen, Postmaster.
Advertlso In Tho Citizen.
BENJ.
4
Price & Butler
Present
Their
Favorite Stock Company
QpenEng Play" BSHBVIAEL "
EVERYTHING NEW BUT THE PRICES ! !
SPECIAL Ladies' 15-cent Tickets on Mon
day Night. Sale Limited.
prices-1Q, 201 30c.
Seat Sale Opens at the Box Office at 9 a, m Monday
WATCH
and
chanic:
FARMERS
I Although the last bank to start in Honesdale it has
more stockholders than any other bank in Wayne County
and shows a steady increase in deposits, having up to
January 1 reached the $3OO30OOO mark.
q EVERYBODY welcome at THIS bank,
We earnestly solicit the busimess ot all classes and
welcome you to join us by opening an account ot $1
or more.
OFFICERS:
M. E. SIMONS, President C. A. EMERY, Cashier
IHKKCTOUS :
M. B. Allen, W. M. Fowler,
George C. Abraham, W. IJ. Gulnnlp,
J. Sam Drown, John E. Krantz,
Oscar E. Bunnell, Fred W. Kreltner,
Wm. H. Dunn, John Weaver.
SCENE IN "ISHMAEL" AT THE LYltlC MONDAY NIGHT. PKICE &
HUTLEK CO.
S. E. Brundago, of Scranton, dis
trict manager of tho Orand Union
Tea company, was a business callor
In Honesdalo on Wednesday.
William and Noah Gregory return
ed to Plttston after spending tho hol
idays with tholr parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. George Gregory of East Honesdalo.
vrOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF
IN leal cstato of tho estate ol
Thomas Neville, Aalo of tho township
of Sterling, county of Wayne anil
Stato of Pennsylvania, deceased.
At an Orphans' Court hold at
Honesdalo In said county on Decem
ber 30, 1911, the following ordor
was made:
And now, December 30, 1911, on
reading tho within petition, It la
ordered and decreed that a hearing
of tho within application for an ordor
or decree for the private salo of tho
within described land, shall bo hold
on tho 20th day of January, 1912, at
10 o'clock, a. m., nnd that an ordor
shall bo then mado as within prayed
for on proof of notice ns roquired by
Act of Juno 9, 1911, unless excep
tions aro filed, or a higher prlco of
fered. By tho Court.
In ccordnco with tho above order,
an application will bo mado to tho
Court at the time therein stated for
a decree authorizing a private sale
of the real estato of Thomas Novlllo,
late of Sterling, deceased.
M. E. Simons, SYLVIA NEVILLE,
Attorney. Administratrix.
104 3w.
Wayne Gouunty Savings Bank
ELECTION
Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wayno County Sav
ings Bank for the election of direc
tors, will bo held at the Banking
ofllco on
TUESDAY, JAN. 0, 1912,
between tho hours of three and four
o'clock p. m.
H. S. SALMON, Cashier.
Honesdale, Pa., Dec. 19, 1911.
H. DITTRIGH, LESSEE and MANAGER
NIGHTS ttVrt
Commencing Monday, JAN, 8
At
Popular
Prices
US oroW
G. Wm. Sell.
M. E. Simons,
Fred Stephens,
George W. Tlsdell,
J. E. Tiffany,
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