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The Quarterly W al’ the Kuwait
Illin- flall last I'd-I...
The quarterly routing of the Novwalk
Union of the “Young People' I Sadistic of
aviation Endeavor was held lastsve
ulnglntliefleorptownlethodlstdluruh.
Wrists lava ‘iiteudsnoe, the repre-
sentatioua of the various societies in the
union being as follows: Gruntdwn
lethodist, BB; Norwalk Congregational,
miflorwalk Baptist, 19; South Norwalk
Congregational, 11; South Norwalk Bop
tint. 7; Wilton Congregational, 4; Ridge
field Congregational, 8. Cranberry Plains.
1. Reports were read from themetsry
and the annual election of othcen was
held. reuniting as follows: President.
Rev Julia Backus, Westport; vice-pres-
ident, Edward Butts, Georgetown: secre-
tary, lites Lydia Senor, Norwuik; Tress-
nm, William J. Leland. South Nor-
walk. it was resolved that the banner
be entrusted to the care of the secretary
of the union.
After the transaction of the businessof
the meeting an excellent programme was
rendered, as follows: Twenty-thin]
Psalm and Gloria, Congregation: Reading
of Scripture and prayer, Rev. J. M. Car—
roll; um, “Ho l Army of Endeavorers."
Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastor of the Nor-
walk Baptist church, deliwred an excel-
lent sermon on “The Influence of the
Endeavor Movement in Developing In—
telligent Tenimony for Christ." _The
choirof the church rendered an excel.
but anthem. The addms of Rev. John
Winthrop Bullentinc, of the Ridgeiield
Congregational church, was one of the
gems of the evening. The subject was
“Hawaiian we make the Study of the
Biblea more Profitable Course?” it was
delivered in a scholarly and interesting
manner and showed much thought, and
the forcible style of delivery was great-
ly enjoyed. Rev. A. Wheaten read on
puntheaver‘agingof theseholarsldp
attendance marks for the school
the following is the standing:
Mfilttperoentnfiddie'l‘lwmes,
mm 95.4; Edith ems.
'0L0;W.B.B.Duhrow,91.7:i{atie
Hm John Podmore, oo.s- lluy
,M The W by the
' visitora‘covessd the Willa“
subjects and it is said the
acquitted Wm admirably.
.. ‘ of fire swim Eddie Themes,is
m“. Ids lino examinations to-dsy
i W for admission to Yale
. “ (Sheffield Scientific School),
,y forwhmhwas modest the
.. sauna here, under Him 0. In
intheadvnnoedmathemtics.
1:10 o’clock tomorrow ofternoon,
following programme will be given
.“A Child' a Panties“
» 'l’ ................... "The Use of Flowers”
Jennie Howard.
. 0.. ..“rs'uppooe' _
EdnaGoy. Interesting letter from Mn. C. E. Torrey,
5 ------------------- “Golhsvfiolnsflom” of DecaturJll. A fifteen-minutes prom.
an” “‘“mu’n‘ “A legend" iae meeting was held. It was conducted
4 .............. é. . .....:.-u;r... by Charles E. Curtis, of Norwalh, am! a
l a ............................ “Wee sun" mt many [rooms and testimonial
carrie’i'rowbridge were given. After the hymn “God be
m - “frugfim with you" and the benediction, the gath-
' at him; space ' """ 1:. '4’ .. ..Frch‘oleman en”! “M'm‘l ”m‘hemm ”0ka
Battorson's new store, where an abun-
danw of take and cream was served.
The Budeavorers arrived in Norwaik at
ll :30 o'clock, all voting it one of thehcst
meetings ever held
BEN ALLEV'S STRA WBBRRIES.
‘hncloaingexemses at tbeOonconI
Rheolwillheginat 1:15 o'clock.
programme arranged to as follows:
m—“America.”
‘ “Wcléorm'fl ..lrrua Dibble
- Jpn- M Why Clara valor
and churns-”Our Plenum School. "
. . By sis boys
‘Dfl Ne get a Start" .........
lle Invites a Lang-e Panv of "is I’rirmls to
... .Lena Raymond Sample The-I.
W “n. Wk “‘1 m “5:“; Kile) A large party of friends of Ben Allen
met at his home in Broad River last
Whitman" .. .Pacy Keys-ml: evening, to do justice to his famous
mi...“ 15",, h": """" “le’fl’l’lt‘fi. 0! which so much has been
”mfAiiié'ii n... “id- The party arrived about our.
... Wail-3;... waaa muley O'Cllx'k. thirty strong, heudui by a drum
.hottle ('ouroy
Min—W Vacatiou".. .lCarriolill
Isaa— Wilma."
W Bushland”...
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M... .oouuiuhuaadnunmoumm
W“ W WK. ..lly school
Instill! mess.
”as. DI Jfid'ss Win; In the later-
aat al’ the roar Bar
no sound day' s races at the Danbury
meeting, My, were very
my. it being quite palpable
“thing generally connected with it
one Wand that the annotation
V“ hvolv'd in them. l’l’lmlt. had
twine. and enchant in
”Stun“ wldeclanul holiest. Willi ll
aisle it patent to every one that the
”as were operating in the inltn’l'lt. of
3“ laid boa. Oouilp.Jr.. pumilu 2:”
”can.
‘ Summary“ free-(wall lpaccra.
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corps of ten pieces. As they m-nt
through that quiet place, farmhouse
windowsauddmr: flew open. and out
mshedthclxmplc. thinking the British
had returnml. Arriving at the house,
MnAllen rushed out, lantern in hand,
motion, and shouted: “Whoa, Kate,
you will ware my cvlt;orily three days
old!" But house,coltandali had heard
themckctamile away. and away they
went around the barn-yum. "There!
I told you so." said Ben: then he invited
allhando into the house. They found
him well prepared to receive them. and
all enjoyed a time never to be forgutwn.
'l'heputy left early tilt the lllUl’illIlgl,
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Allen and family.
health, wealth and prospcrty. and hop-
ing to mnvtoueanothar next year.
Tliosc who enjoyed Mr. and Mn.
Allen‘s wluilevstmlcd lmspitnlity wen-
William l-l. lloyt, Samuel Dru-31ml.
H. (l. llmnington. Jutsepli ‘l'ammuuy,
Samuel (lrlt'leu, W. L. Janus. S. W.
Bustling, Al. Austin, Henry Motliehl,
Thomas llunt, J. A. Carrier. Prod Alai-
tln. W. R. Danton. E. ii. Aiken. llurry
languid. Barney I‘mk. tie-urge Nash.
Charles Hillier. Charles Tuck. Orrin
Mt, J. Wilson, Fred Taylor. (ii-urge
Aiken. Daniel Wall. Frat Visitor,
Kurt Denney.
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Wallis: In Merriam W‘ofelght
mfrotnthofoorth liegiursnt fertile
night-n stunned score at momma
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NEWS PM. "I“ QUARTER 0P
' GONNMICUT.
anmmmuauamhau
Walton-4 Inlet-I, raw-l aa Toll-ll
Gut-rm '
. Detective Flaunerymf New Britain.
Portland for furnishing evidence which
convicted parties who have committed
petty burglaries in Quanytown.
Mrs. Ellen O'Neil, of Sandi-field, died
last Friday after intense uttering which
ismid tohavebeeu musedby drinking
ice water. Her son, a boy about twelve
years old, has been taken sick in the
some way.
The Bridgeport board of education
have chosen Henry D. Bimouds principal
of the high school for the draining year.
Mr. Simonds has taught in Bridgeport
eight years and the selection is consider-
ed a wise one.
Thealumni of Wesleyan decided yes»
terday not to change the name of the
university. The trustees voted to appro-
priate from the Fayerweather bequest
$50,000 for a new gymnasium. Ground
building.
The Bridgeport Standard accuses
Leonard Scinto, the railroad padrone,
whose extartionate practices that paper
recently revealed, of sending men to fire
upon the carriage occupied by the party
which investigated the condition of uf<
fairs at his place.
While trying to move a plank on which
hewas standing while painting at the
Hartford depot yesterday. Robert Tet»
vrnhan lost hhi‘ ‘ r, fell "‘ feet
and broke his neck. Death was almost
imtantaneons. Terwahan wastllirtydwo
years old and had a wife and two chil-
dren at Warehouse Point
The graduating exercises of the State
Normal School at New Britain will take
place in Normal Hall, Friday afternoon.
The teaching exercises of the kinder-
garten school wilibeheld frmu9toil a.
In.. and the diplomas will be awarded at
2:30 p. In. Many of the graduates have
already accepted militias.
Theseven-year old daughter of Curl
Asch of Mcl'hll‘li was reunited by a negro
farm hand. employed by William Plumb.
a ueighimr, Monday. The negro cute-rid
the house during the absence of the child's
parents. A pcddler knocking at the door
interrupted him, and whilolie was driv-
ing the peddler away the childwcmml.
The girl told her [orients Tuesday morn—
ing and officers wenfimt on the trail of
the fiend.
The skeleton of a man was found on
the farm of Milo Marshall. near Tollzmd
Center, last Thursday. The land had been
burned over in thespring and almost all
the clothing had been dmtmyml. A pair
of rbbucr lloots. a few came in moncy,
two jacknivesnnda pipe were found by
thé skeleton. The remains are uupposml
to bc tlioue of Horace lkrrncs, u mentally
unlnlnuccd man, who disappears! inst
September.
ruin IIAo A» »rII.I:”
The Truth in a Not His-II About the [tire
Assault Case.
The "unions animal to haven lam
iIItluI-nm in the bomugh government.
and nlthou lithe lice forcI-luul [xi-ii-
tivo- information t at the “anions wim-
guilty knew Rice» comlitlcm. it is
alleged that tohg would not littlh‘ an
arrest until no end by the usnls~u.-
iii-video Journal
No arrests were made altluiugh all the
unicorn from tlu- l'hlof down knew who
his assailants were it was only when it
was thought ltlce would die and publicda
uvutinleut was annual that any effort
was made to amstthc partliu. They
am saloon import; and had apull -
iirhlgeymleath
For further particulars impure of llur»
gm U'lieilly. chairman of tho (milliliter
on police
V. I. L‘- A. IONI-
dmoetingof the «whims teap-
mitten will mun this mlngatllxid
year.
All interested in the formation of a
lawn tennis club in motion with the
assistants: should attend the meeting
mhsheidthlsevenlnghi theorems”
o'clmk.
mmwwtheltoVatm-s
will play ball at "tour around) on
liatsrday dismount no o'clock. The
lloVstnsI’ battery will he Smith and
M
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narrows-naturism
’l'lIeYonngIadles’havsballleamplay»
ed with the Miss on the Basin
groandsyeatsrdayafternooaaudadord-
ed plenty of new for over 700
Winning—rm.wtthm
Wmvsrprssratatahallganisia
thtreity. Mill. muted
hard not to mats area, it warm
salioftbe pats they had term
”letdown." threatens
MM‘U.AI~
ill. om Till suit"
V Isak-Death Danced by Drilling ls. .
hasnxaoivedfllo from theselectmeuof I!
washroken yesterday for a Psi Upsilon .
lofm'llltlt’ consider timeouts: fliraeat ~ ~
poi-ins fortluar indent. audut the W
moms raun-
ues- a meme
muggy-h
WEEDWDIQ;
W81!) ”mm
.Vanzaadts on.
trends! Ito n... unttollpau.
Wflwm
mwinoa-rs-waastsnoaaaua
fanltcouidhs found with leKlnisypsr-
sonslly, as he had espresso! sympathy
withthsmeu,bntlf antagonized ataiih
wouldhsas studs-rot the itepuhltmn
party whose head~President Harrison-—
hadnfusstlthedemandoforgauiudlahor.
What asked If any action would he
takenwithrofsreuestoat partnlr.
Daviinraldhswouid notll toantlelpats
aoyactiouofthveomrnlttee. Hethought
thatlnsomeatatesthslutervatr oforgau-
iaodlabor would bslnjuredbyths formav
tlonof a third party. “In Kan-sand
Nebraska,” saidhe, ”thattrnswasripefor
suchamovsmsnuand instead “beluga
third party it wastheirnrstparty. lttaa
question whathsrlt uotbebstterin
a‘ameststesto make ianesswtthoneof
tholeadlng partial.”
GOVERNOR BOIES “NOMINATED.
laughs. In the We cause-tic-
al low;
Ormwa, in, June lid—Tho Democratic
state couvmtiou was callad to order at 10
o'clock yesterday morning lube Ottumwa
Opera House by Chairman Charles Fuller.
W alter ll. Butler, of Fayette, was selected
as temporary chairman. Be aulogiud the
administrntion of Governor Horace Boles,
and emphasized the inscriptions that were
stretched across the play house: “Balsa
and Victory, ” “No Backward Step," “Pub-
lic Office Is a Public Trust." At the our»
eluslon of Mr. Butler’- “dress the usual
committees were appointed and a brief Iv
was taken When the convention real.
' ' ex- t‘ J. R. Pussy. of
Council Biotin, was chosen by aoeiau
tion as permanent chairman.
After Puaey's speech 0. A. Clark, of
Cedar Rapids. placed Boles tn nomination
for governor. The nomination was ase-
onded from all partsofthe hall, and the
governor was "nominated by minute:
“on. The convention then at 11.” took a
recess until 1.3). The platform ludoraes
and euloglnes Governor Boisa' administra-
tion, affirms the license plank of the PM
form of law, demands the Australian hal-
lotand stat-auduationai ooutrolofratl—
roads. denounces the Maxi-lay hill, favors
liberal pensioners- thence coinage of
silver upon a just ratio, and urgul a liberal
appropriation for the World's fair.
Regard Ilse Failure as 'raudnle'ut.
llosrm‘, Junefl—A meeting of the eustr
ern cmlitors of Stephen .\ liy so, dealer in
boots, shoes, dry goods. etc. of Atlanta,
(in. under the style of John Ryau' a Sons,
hns men held here. i". C. Lawrence, who
turd visited Atlanta in the interest of the
credit-1m, reported that he found the store
in Atlanta in Won of the sheriff and
closed on mortgage: given to John Ryan,
the debtor‘ a father, to secure him for In-
dommn4s on notes aggregating ”75, are.
The n nl mats had been turned over to the
debtor a brother. it is thought that a per-
mnuent receiver will be appointed Satan
day. ’I'hestock is estimated tow
from m cm fowl”). and Mr. Lawrence
estimated the liabllilln at Si, ammo. al-
though hue-mid not getoaact figures. lie
said the failure was regarded in Atlantaas
a fraud and pvs it as lat-opinion that Ilr.
llyan would not be present if he could
him“ it. No action via-taken by the meet.
I _._._.....______._
Iowa lack After All.
Wasuiroros, Junefi-W. it. Crawford.
a Cannibals, came from Canada. securhd
employment and returned to Canada for
his tools. 0:: his return he was appre
bended and sent back home as a violation
of the alien contract labor law. Ila ro-
turnsd, declared his intention of becoming
acitlsen, filed his papers audretnrnedto
lit-place. Iilsoaarwas broughttotheab
tantlon of the treasury dspartlnent. and
Arabian tlscrutary Mitten has decided
that on alleged intention to brooms a
eitlrendo- uotaltsrhhstatusbeforothe
law, and directs his return to Canada.
.‘altthslwd'dldnfim
Naw Yoaa, Jana fl—‘l‘he Minis-mil
dam headed by Governor liowry,
whlehwasaapaetedharo yeasrdaytors.
quatllrnllavlatoparmishsr husband's
mainstahsintsnod at Janina“,
hasaot yet arrived. The representative
of the Richmond“? mmehtch
“which lyandaakntfortaudays
decides to the ,of
meri- Elsi-Mia“ "'
Mmlvania system is as follows: All
umaastof l'lttabarg and Iris as eons-
paralwtththoransnsonthlaatysarads»
marriages-earnings of .17.!!! ands
Winn earnings of All
llarawctofi’lttshrgaadlrts ado
errant.
“emanation-
sfthssetmattagthehoardotstrsrt
momenta Mark.
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neat. enacts: deport-teatime
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Frederick Brokaw Drowned at:
Loos Branch-
nrrnuomormrm
so... of on wan lam new vars
mil-“Iv! Parish-a if the Waves wan.
moi-gum tn louse a Drowning
'o-In—Slie Also Dad.
was Dotson. June m—A terrihlsfid»
cideut resulting in the loss of the lives of
ayouug mun unll woman in the clutches
thereaoccurred horsyesterday. Frederick
Brokaw. the eldestsou of Isaac V. Brokaw.
slothler. of Fifth avenue. New York, and
Maggie Doyle, a pretty dressing maid, arr
tbs Victims. The saddest feature of the
aeciirnt was that Y 5; Iirokaw’a father
andlnotherstdodouthelawnoi'thelr
summer home and witnessed his struggle
for life ahd saw him sink beneath the
waves. '
no hm "on...
Thathres women servants employed by
Ira Simon “w, of New York, went in
bathing They were Annie Doyhdtagda
Dir-ch and Julie Tapla. Youngrilrokaw
andDr. Ferris. one of his most Intimate
Mandhisguest, were lying cunt
hash talking when thathres girls plunhd
intutha water.
Ml- Doyie was agood swimmer, sodas
the title was low her companions followed
horas she swam om. into the breakers.
When the girls were about seventy-live
yards from the shore they swam into one
of the sea "puassi”
Curried Out to lion.
The waves swept them from theirfast
and carried them 'out further seaward.
Young Brokaw heard theirscroa and a
touring of! hiseou, ran to a boat, fol owed
by Dr. Ferris When they found that there
were no cars the two men jumped into the
sea. The sea “puns” had by this time car-
ried the three women nearly 110 yards out.
The Boat Cay-stud.
tin?“ Bradley, who saw the plight of
women, iaunchedui‘ishing boat from
the life saving station and rode out to aid
Ir Brokaw and Dr. Earls. Dr. Ferris
hadroarhed hisggie flinch and was sup
posting has head above water Bradley
pulled hluraudthegirl into the host but
the maminntaahugs wave upset it and
left tho tines struggling in the water
They sass-sited in catching hold of the
sapsiaadeaaft. when they clung for life.
Illa lush with the Waves.
Numb-datum tines reached
‘.lsfih m and was battling bravely
with the strong waves to bring hernshon
By this time the beach was covend with
people, including young Brokaw a parents
and other cert-sierra.
.imnea Dunn launched another lifeboat,
and rowing out, rescued Dr. Ferris and
Maggie Birsch and J. Imus llrmlley Dr.
Ferris became unconscious as he was being
pnllrd' In the host
Doth Drown-d.
The men then shouted eucouragiugly to
young Brokaw. Suddenly the young man
threw up his hands, and he and the girl
sank beneath the surface. The waves tore
the girl from his arms, and when they
came up again they were a short distance
apart They sank once more but did not
artseto the surface again. Julia Tapia
was rescued
1a. laws fro- China Walled.
Wssumoros, June a. ~Advicu received
at the navy department from Admiral
ll-lknap commanding the Asiatic squad-
ron, confirm the reported troubles in
China. Admiral Belknnp has three var
sets In Chinese waters-the Alliance, Pains
and Bloomer—end should the danger of
thesltuatlon increase these venet- would
nothasul‘lletent to mote-ct. American In—
tervention. Admlrslilarmony received
caters to relieve Admiral llslknapsome
time Is». and will probably start forthe
Asiatic station this week. Ila will sail in
the inneaster and will probably be ac-
companied by some other vessel of the
navy should future advices indicate the
assdof more vessels on the Asiatic-ta»
“an. The Chinese leg-lion has received
advises stating that quiet has been re»
stored at. \Voov'lloo, China, and that the
Chinese government has taken steps to
prevent any further outbreaks.
Governor mph-Ira Victory.
LIscIsrArtJunc zit-JIM Democratic
star. convention will he held in Cleveland
July It and I5. Theaters central commie
tar humbled that the ratio of violent.
our timed toeaeh county must be made
orbs votaof It’ll and not that of it”.
winds was the Campbell vote. This
“at the primaries of the liauttltou
srrrutv mocrats, which were held last
Humidity, sud makes legal tlu primaries
of «rural other months which have al-
ready suitor-ad Governor mpmfi“ 1":-
m also ”It
awtlths unwary chums-d
«narration. ru- b a great Liberian
Widow , .
ruining-bass nulls-as ta flew sort.
» lllw You. Jana ansdro Moll“, Aa-
tonlo Bar-as and Joel I. fiaatzsuor an
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WEDNESDAY-
We have for this week a few ..m. m...
pieces of Carpets, short leng1 .hs,
from 2y yards. to 25 yards.
Wédon’t claim to keep Carpets,
but this we do claim, if ymi‘ are
m neEd of this class of goods,
our prices can’t be beat.
and see What we have to olfer.
Ghallie Gloriosa, reduced from
15 cents to 101/2 cents.
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SATTEENS.
WE are closing out our stock
of yard-Wide, best quality Sat-
teens for 8% cents a yard“:
Big reduction on "Colored
Glass Ware. .Too many styles
to quote prices.i
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Insane arm muons.
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BATES, P.W. Water- st. N. manufacturer
neuranito and marhlswor and (lull! in »
stone work of all kinds. wk ’
arm's own-ins.
COMS'I'OCK BROS. Mamiehuiid' R On.
Main at, 3.x. Gentleman's W391;
FRARCIS a CO. or Washl st. 3.x.
hats, gentlemen” s furnishimall kinds.“
MERCHANT 141103;.“
GUSOWSKI. 2.31 Wall st N. A perfect It
guaranteed; the taunt stylesaiwayaoa hand.
KOCOL'ILF.17N0.Mainst.S.N. Flashli—
oring a specialty. Bet-ailing,“ c.
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COLLISS, R. 3!. lilMuin “,8. N. Ladlunwn
matcrialnsedlf
FITCH. AGVI-L‘i Kills: “Wall N. for
“Old Staten Island Dyeing 51'th
MUSIC TEACHERS.
GIBSON, ALEX S. 2: Mawinagh'. Hallo.
organ and harmony. ' »
OYSTER M1288 AH!) BM ,1
BOY'I‘. ti. ii. JrSON, mWaterst,S.N. "gm.
of Raymond. J Plume
sale dealers in native“ oysters.
REED I! not SMAN, 124 Water $2.3 Plan-
ters and shippers of Sorwaik
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PATTERNS AND IODB‘IS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chant!»
thorpe. prop. Riverside are S. V House
inga spatially, by steam at water or
air. Referem'ms Nonuik hock Coronary,
ten-2am) Dr. Bahamian, {steam}: H. 1. Bon-
run (steamt: John 'l'ryou.(hot air); Willhnr
II Smith (steam); (trace Church, outdo.
and many others
Pumas.
BRAD: ..tRD P. C. IWaterst N. 8
Paint. gold and silver signs 'a 5W.
OS'I'ERBANK GEO. [1.7 Waterst 3.11m
and sign water, paperhanger r. decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
\‘Olt'l'll, 6.3.18 Washin on 3.3. On.
quality uninandthat “but“
WCIANS.
Burke, W. (2., olilesiiand 47 Washington a. ’ "
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dealsr' In ptunue,orgnns,atieet tandem
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at. All kindsot elm fro lutingdone. liahiug
and It {Anti-hing of all Inds of metalmgnod
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ,
LIIrox JA( on It Washington at nextP
s X Property for sale, houses to renLtses adv
womm' ARI). E. A. No. MainstSN. boosesto
rs ut and building lots for sale.
BB’I‘AUW‘IS-
I“ XBEE. F. F. snailmadPlace S. )i; Meals
at all hours. Strictly first class in area m-
spun A few table boarders taken.
LAM-2's nmyr nss'rAi'nAw 9.3.113:
its the but. pm-ulhe lowest.
SCHOOLS.
BAlRD‘S. Miss lNSflTlWfiN. Young
lumrdlnganrlday schooL Spring lennA 0.
MRS ME All :4 SCHOOL for tithe
ladies, Hillside, N. Spring term mama“
SHDB‘I‘HA‘D LED TIER-Um“.
'..-‘1. 058's BLOCK. 8 N. C. I. Pl “Infill.
y and evening seminar. Send for circular.
STEAM unulm AND rms.
NORW ALK I ROW “ OPKS COMPANY. Th0
W star at. S. N. near Railroad
"BAMBI"? TICKET scam-s.
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tins stoves and water era. P. i).bua0l'l’
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