I’toa.
,\ ”m to Fame Before Young
M Harri-ma Wood and Wo-
‘ W at Word. 0a-‘l'he Pres!
an. Ina-m- when a. and.
WE, Nov. all—Rev. Dr. Scott,
13““ of Mrs. llarrisonflliedatt: 10p.
. My. The president, Mrs. McKee,
fir. lid Mm Russell Harrison, Lieutenant.
«and wife, Russell Scott, his grand
, and Dr. Teuuh Hamlin, pastor of the
mm of the Covenant, of which Dr. Scott
who number, were at his bedside. John
W. Scott, the only surIiving son, and Mr.
Ilchee were the only members of the lam-
ilyabseut.
Funeral services will be held in the East
room of the White House on Thursday
Jim The inlcrmcnt will take place
at Washington, Pa.
I!!! Reputation as an Educator.
Rev. John W. Scott, the father—in-lnw of
President Harrison, who has just passed
A away, was perhaps the oldest gov. ernment
employee in the departments at Washing-
He had lived at the White House for
Implant years prior to his death. His
. ‘ room there was the one formerly occupied
, Ivaannie Hayes and later by Nellie Ar—
thur
During his stay at the White House
anything possible was done for his coat-
Dr. Scott .
lad some claim to
' distinction other
than his relation-
ship by marriage
to the president of
the United States.
His life was spent
principally in
. studyandthought
and for many
years he enjoyed
the reputation of
being one of the
. best educators in
the west. He was a man, too. of the high.
est moral character, and despite his heavy
burden of years he was one of the most
uompanionahlcas well as popular men in
Washington even before his mn-in-law be—
came president of the l'niicd States.
A Native of Pennsylvania.
Rev. John Within-spoon Scott was born
in Beaver county, Pa. Jan. ‘31. um. lie
was a son of liver. Georg . M. Scott. one of
the early piom- ens ol Score ll" l’n .4.le riun«
Mervin-1w ‘bur, «inn-vi Hr ‘ivonimlnp-
ton county. Pa on a large tract of land
deeded him by the coloni; ti nournment for
valuable services ‘romlcml by him. and
which be named "Nova ScotizL" Colonel
Scott was somewhat conspicuous in the
state as an ardent patriot during the war
of the~ Revolution.
John ‘3'. Scott graduated at “'asliingtnn
college, \l’uahliirgum. Pa. in hit lie next
took a [arstgmduatr coursc at Yale col-
lege, Where he I‘m-lied his second dcgm:
in WEI. Tlicsainn year he was appointed
professor of mathematics and natural
science in his ulma motor, which chair be
filler] for three or four years.
In 1828 he resigned his prolemorship at
Washington college and accepted a similar
appointment in the Miami university, in
Oxford, 0. litre he remained until the
spring of ISIS, when he removed to (‘ollvge
Hill, near Cincinnati, for the purposi- of
founding the Farmers" college. and when
it became well cstablishui Dr. .K'cott was
lnfited back to Oxford to found a female
college there.
He accepted the invitation and remained
in Oxford ten more years—until alter the
female college wTas built—when he accept-
ed a professorship in Hanover college, near
Madison, lnd., which chuirhc filled for a
number of years.
You-g Harrison Win-I Illa Daughter.
After his retirement from college life i.
wuengaged in the more congenial avoca—
tion of private teaching and preaching the
gospel. in lbhl he accepted an appoint-
meat of a clerkship in the mail division of
the pension ofiice, interior department,
feeling more bappyln having some quiet
employment at tia- smt of the national gov—
ernment than in wanting in idleness the
later hours oi his hale old age
In 18% Dr. Scott married mm Mary
Potts Neal, daughter of John Neal, limp,
at Washington, l’a. She was his loving
amnion and helpmaw until she died in
BER. JOHN W. SCOTT.
It was while Dr. Scott was in charge of
“I. Western Female seminary that Ben)»
Illa Harrison, a student who was taking a
m at Oxford, met and loicd Currie
Butt, the daughter of the v-cnII-ublc pro
Thempeople were married Oct. 20,
Maud together begun the struggle of
mythic; W eventually 1;?“ their oc-
, “my t bite House. den Mm.
m there was another Mlss Scott,
whobaeame Mrs. Lord. Shedled in Wash
momma of yearn earlier than her
Masai-hell sister, who has but recently
M away.
luperluteadnl Porter'a Report.
~ Wanna-Ion, Nov. ill—Superintendent
Porter in his annual report again recom-
“WWI?” "”mmwmfiwm '
mu. unlit;
oftheelénathmusnptotbeancal year
Jane no, I”, the total disbursements for
the W mm“ to ma“.
hue-nu on». a. ma Dead.
manner. but, Nov.aa~nr. 9m
ll. Mild here, aged eighty- {our yuan.
manure—c m...
CallanIISeeThem. "
“Will! IS “IT! I “It“.
II. II. Miekerlsln.
noxious”. ammo,
caveman has 6000 MICK.
Ile Kills over 0ae neural Balm fl
loaf m
Waugh Va, new. no.——In-. Cleveland
succeededhi hugging)” mine In a little
over-aboar- time here. Of these fifty-
erehrought down at cue-pot. Your
blac ducks which left thewateraud flew
overtheheachaliofellvlctimtothefuwl-
inc piece of the presidentrelect.
Duringtbe afternoon Samuel Kelley, a
venerable man of over seventy years,
who has new traveled further than Non
folk. calledupou Mr. Clevelandand was
pleasantly received. When Mr. Kelley
aakadthe ”loot how he likedtho
island Mr. Cleveland replied that be was
so highly pleased with his residence them
that he would be glad to exchange place-
with Mr Kelley if he could serve the peo
ple as well as by going to Washington
While out gunning on the beach Mr.
Cleveland was an eye witness of a thrilling
spectacle. Five residents of Cobb’s island
were on their way in a two sailed boat to
Broadwater for the purpose of paying their
respects to the president-elect. While in
the Great Machipougo inlet the boot cap-
sized. All of the party would certainly
have been drowned had it not been for the
prompt assistance of the life saving crew.
In conversation regarding the reception
of visitors who land upon Broodwaterhr
land, Mr. Cleveland stated that he was
glad at any time to receive representatives
of the state legislature, members of con.
gross from Virginia, men of prominence in
their respective localities and natives of the
archipelago, but no ofllce seekers, reporters
or those who are noumsidcnts of the state.
Mr. Cleveland’s thumb, which was pain-
fully but not seriously injured in attempt-
ing to lock his gun, has given him but lit?
tle trouble. llis shooting boat has been
provided with a revolving chair, arranged
in the bottom of the scow, so that the pres
ideal-elect can shoot in In ery direction
without rising from his scat.
PRESIDENT M’LEOD TESTIFIES.
He Says All Reading Wan“ Is a lie-sou-
nble Price for Coal.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. m.——At the congres-
sional investigation of the Reading cod
deal Presidenylllulxod, of‘the Reading rail-
road system, was the first witness. He
stated that the demand for coal made prices
and he did not believe prices were other
wise influenced by the coal agents.
He was then asked, “Is it a part of your
advance in the price of coal?"
Mr. McLeod replied, "We regulate our
business according to the conditions we
find from mouth to month. We haw no
intention of raising the price of c for
December, and we couldn'l misc prices in
January if we wanted to."
lie disclaimcd any cooperation on his
part. toward the election of Reading di-
rectors in the Delaware, lackawanna and
lion had no connection with the Reading
leases
Mr McLeod further stated that if there
were no meetings to regulate the output of
coal the smaller producers would be
fuI would combine .Ind raise the price of
coal. Many producers who Were on the
verge of bankniptcy were till‘t‘d by the
Reading management. The coal business
had been conducted at a loss and prices are
no higher than they have been.
Mr. McLeod concludcd that the Phila—
delphia and lit-ailing (‘oal and Iron com.
puny hnd never paidadli'idcnd and that.
the Reading is not getting a rcILsonnble
profit on the output of cool. "We want a
reasonable price," said be, "but we do not
propose to go so tar as in any way to injure
our trade."
Dlulpatlon Drove mm to Death.
PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 30.——Samucl Horace
Fort, aged thirty ycars, son of a wealthy
merchant of this city, committed suicide at
the West End Social club on Broad street.
l-‘ort evidently stood in front of a plate
glass mirror when he fired the fatal shot.
He left a letter stating that he had been
dissipating heavily. and that rather than
continue his“ evil ways he would takehis
lite.
A Consul Report on Waterbury.
Wasaixoros'. Nov. all—The census do
partincnt declares that in Waterbury,
Conn, 46 industries and ltflestablishmentn
were reported in in», with a capital of
tl-lJi‘JWATG. There were 9,5de hands em-
ployul. receiving $5,255,639 in wages. The
cost of materials used was 87,793,”) and
of the product, “Stimuli.
A lira] Salter Betrayed “in.
New llav £5“, NoI. :90 —-1)nIiIl Brennan,
a dc»: rtcr from the l.‘ nlted Slates infantry.
whooc home is in Bridgeport, was sent to
Port Trumbull, New London, to bo court
martialed. Brennan returned to his home
and fell in love with a Miss Mamie Baker.
A rival suitor gave the information which
led to his arrest.
Hayden Loses Illa Suit.
llau‘mum, Nov alt—George A. Hayden
lost his suit brought to compel the Charter
Oak Driving Park association to recognize
eighteen sham of stock bought by him
from General Alexander llarhlson, a for-
mer oflicer. The asswiatlou claimedthat
the stock was not valid.
A-erlea- Delegates Dali-lad.
Balloons, Nov. lid-The American dele-
to the monetary conference are laid
to be utlsllcd with Mr. Rotlmhlld’s pro-
pus-la, which involve yearly purchase-.0!
silver tothe extent of £5,110,000 by a ayndl»
eats of nations.
nma'mm
”Ransom, N. J., Nole—Er—Chaueeh
Ion-WWII“ hadauother
attack of paralyflaaahhhmohm. lie
hora atlas. Bum
million
mull!“
lave-tuna
Judge Titan. SalomKeepull Kil-
mar-emblem andlsnld-sgtlyla
momma-mun.
Personal, 18. J., Nov. Ila-Ins lint
malty also, banjo and Win elab-
mammmdulmththemus-
Presbyterian church for th- repair
an: M'- Wm
law ”road!“ ”It. 9mm
hmwflmmnfiy
mam» the Warm the
scheme, Mr. McLeod, to elfeet any further Th
crowded to the wall and the more power .
ev-
fizz-wad
fl”?
I" WINNIE“! 8T. IIIIIIE
summon-roam on
BEI‘TEII' BI BRIGGS MEII
. .
Two Counts Struck Out of the
Heresy Indictment.
m DOUI'OR’B EOTA'BLB VICTORY.
It In Sill I’ll-t the Pomona Caro filly Bl
Dismissed for Link of hullii'lent Byl-
delee Against the Accused—1t Tent Vote
In the Presbytery.
trialthe defendant, Rev. Dr. Brim ae-
curedaaordnr to strike from the indict.
meat against him its two most essential
counts, Nos. 4 and 1.l’resideul'l‘hoinaat5
Hastings, of the Union 'l'liiological cami-
nary, defended Dr. Briggs. and whom
the striking out of the charge nuthc ground
that It wasu radical change and differed
from the old charge.
“ \'lieu the presbyiery," he said, “tells
the accused that he mntrndicrs himecll
when hahastold them that be di'mvows
the charge and substnnliuts's the «limvowal
in his demurrer, it gives the lie to Dr.
Briggs, and that’s the plain English of it."
In order to satisfy the ntiti-llrlggs men
the Alexander motion to order the fourth
and non—nth charges to be stricken from
the indictment was IliIiIiml, :‘41 as to allow
the vote to be taken sup: Lely on each
charge. This divided the argument. aLso,
and for an hour and a half the auiillriggn
side labored to convince tin- majunty that
the charges should stand.
Victory {or Dr. Brigg:
The substance of the argument on both
charges was that Dr. ill-lugs bad dis
claimed the doctrines charged, and the an-
swer was that the disclaimer mm not com-
pletc,aad that it should buliiude during
the trial and not in that preliminary argu'
ment.
Both motions were carried. The fourth
charge, relating to the lllilllimcnl of proplr
ecy, Was stricken out by a \'ult: of TI! to 49,
and the seventh charge, rclating to re-
demption after death, by a. vote of It to 50.
These were standing votes, and many qual.
ifiad voters did not Ville: on either side. So
delegate called fora vivc voce you», so that
the opinion of each man \‘v‘il‘l not vaunted.
e prosecuting coninnttn: Ivill complain
of these votes and carry the case to the gen'
eral assembly, which meets in Washington
next May.
The case will prom-Ii inIb rclprrnce to
the six remaining charges. The mum-r of
the pnmbytt‘ry is clearly sot-n by its onion.
In all probability thI-se churn.» will be Ilc~
clared insulllcicnt and the (‘itac dismissed.
the backbone ol the l’rushyteriunchunh,
the doctrine which in all tlun- hu~ given on
character, and! shall be um: ni many to
refuse longer to follow the tin; of that
church."
That was Dr. Herrick Johnson'sIlcclarir
tiou at the meeting of the Pre~hytrrian
minisu-m. lit the debut.- .' t'l' I‘. stului
that they \t’urc luri'ml to pit I ll. ll
their cnusciriiuw could 1:... o
thereby uillut :ortli t‘. I. st-
of the orthodox muxrmtin a
At thccluecl' hic :,.II l’resbytcriwsplwul
themselves on rec-ml as disapproving all
thc chumps made by the general assembly
of the church at large.
_ I and
in: II; npmul
l'mft'sn'ul' Smith Accused of Perjury.
Cisrixmn. Nov. nova mm on tin: third
charge up iin-t l’rn; cw vr. K nith for perjury
was sustained by a tale of to in... .llc will
plead during the day.
A Lair; of Rubber-t dulled
NASIIUI l l" .\‘m.' owl! F. n.5mund, J.
H. Cfllll'lut'j', 2. Gibson. .l. W, \‘I album ll.
Smith and Mike Connovmi are in jail III-re
for robbery. The pram: have IvIIrLI-d [lir-
mingham, Augusta. Memphis, Atlanta,
New Urlcam and Luci‘villv for about tilt),-
W each. Tiny mb’oul u jittwtil'y More-in
this city of 5:. WI) worth of diamonds
Brewer \‘ueugllnx 1h fault».
New Iona. Nona) 'l'm- lluml rays:
The David G. \‘Iicngiing NrI-w'uu; com—
pany has defaulted upon the :m halt year's
interest on its Imudmof which there are
more than MAMA”! outstanding. The
bondholders have appointed a committee to
investigate the condition of the company.
liner (‘annnt “Am ill-I lhmuhlur.
Nizwm'uo, N. \'.. Now, 2%), — Fourteen
years ago John Beer. of XVI-Muir“, uulm an
infant daughter uanml lactic In John
Kelso. lattiI-isnow ubeautilul girl and
her father wants III r back again, but Jud-go
Barnard has filcdadIciaion denying liwr' I
request.
Tron-phony Again-l "strand".
KlNllS’mN, N I'., Nov an. —-AI thnmtmn
der trial Martin at 'l‘. 'l‘rumpbour expl Ilumi
how he and James b. minim!" looted the
Ulster County book. There seems no roa-
son to doubt that Out-under will accmn-
pony 'l‘rumphour to prison.
for New York's Bl. Cathedral.
Nrw Yoiut, Nor. m. with-Imp l’utler an.
nouuws that on Dan. in next the corner-
ltone of the new Cathedral of St. John the
Divine will be laid at One Hundred and
Twelfth street. blends o! the church have
already given 0700.000.
The 0m! Ila-II Medal.
Paula, Nov. no. —- Charles do i
Baron Conn and M. Nlrins Fontnuca, who
were summoned to give testimony before
the parliamentary Panama canal cannula
don, have "fused to appear.
Paw-entail!!! their Land.‘
Wmuunoxfllor. m-«Becmary Noble
hasreoelvedfrontheCherolIeecommhdm
monument made with no Pawn-Isla-
dlane for their landl, embracing sumo
“unknown.
rule-e unt- rm. uni-y.
War-1mm Nahum-Thelumtloo
Nth-latch: t has haul-kw!
toddfutherecovauf Emit. lousy»
hoymappoaedtobutolmbyludhne am
New Macao.
In. sum lav Hell Mary.
Mun. N. I. For. Ila-Tho luv. Jada
emu. AWN-“li- initial-3‘ Iflllunisiu,
..u I II'
mLow Prices.
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, retransmit: enzymes.
St. Louis has”) at... ease- of typhoid.
ducal la the South Carolina legislature.
tymen absolute divorces in twoliours.
Iron Hall.
lar army, was captured in Elmira.
of appeals.
died in Kansas City.
ease at the Park hotel, Hot. Springs, Ark.
The father of Attorney General Hansel,
death in (I‘m-grille. lancastcr county.
ciao-o, gives Harrison a plurality of one.
{3”, was laid.
llmsiai is threatened with another famine.
shell.
some time.
all agricultural products.
and raged all day.
been reported for several days.
Allan ncher-wtt'a Plea.
state prison.
be Icndcred on Dec. 15 next.
strike- at \"atervllet Aura-l.
“filmed”; Yogi-"If nimloycd fit Went};
claim. knows nothing about machinery.
.\ Reward for Davidson.
Nizu' YuilK. Nov. alt—Johann C. David-
tioual bank out uft‘
persons out of thousands of dollars move.
his apprehension.
The Vote In New Jersey.
Tnasrox Nov. m.-—Thc ollltiul figures
Jersey won 14 974.
0!". while Harrison' sfootcd up IMAM“. Bid
well, Prohibition candidate, rewind till“.
votes. The .K'ocialistie—lailmr candidate re-
ceived 1,387 votes.
Helium-gar- Sentence Stands.
ALBASI, Nov. 30.——Thc court of appeals
allirmmlthe fourteen years sentence of Dr.
Henry IlIcGnuegal, of New lurk, who was
oornicted of manslaughter for the killing
of Annie Goodwin on Oct. ll, 1M” Mc-
(voucgal performed a criminal operation on
the girl.
lined by the 'l’ranlen'.
New YORK. Nov. 31— The vaelcrs‘ ln'
anruncc company of Hartford, has begun
nulls against the Fourth National and the
lnilmrtors and Tradem' National banks,
of this city, to miter til, 000 obtained by
Clark W. Hatch through alleged forged
chu III-I.
No “'anhlp Yet Aulgued.
WMIIIsorou, Nov. ill-«No war vessel
has yet been assigned tothe duty of con-
veying tho vatlcan cbeblt to the World' a
fair. The Newark will probably be given
the assignment while the Remington will
tow the Columbus caravels acme: the
ocean.
Bel Driven Away by Mitten".
Cmcauo, Nov m-Jlev. l)r Grand-ll,
pastor of the Memorial Baptist church,
denies that be leave up his pastorate in
Cleveland incense John D. Rockefeller»-
rlmuIly objected to the attention» Grandad.
was paying to the oil minim.
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‘ not In nun-tin.
Bunions, Pa, Nov. lib-wall- In.
Wythe we: talking to a friend In a conno-
t.lonery 'l‘oru Moore pulled a revolver from
his pocket. and shot MINIMUM-$.13-
dieting a mortal wound.
WWW-uncut.
Porrmwn.Pa.,Nov.fll-—Anotlee wu
postedattheworhof thePottuownlraI
m la la...
mawsm. Now. It -— ‘W
M... natal-loll . who
to. Ill-III Improving.
Wmmom, Nev. n~uh Blaine-ena-
Illloueontlnues to ha he will be
Micky-them adflvewhhth
WWW.
Minna-men.
fauna, itov. Madn- Banac-
Itlnaseul the Ir hood]. muslin. to
mamdwflmwcwuh
Accuracy and
An ironclad prohibition blllwes Intro
mammitmrtmflm
TheOrderobeaenlxlathonameofa
new societyfounded oaths ruluaofthe
Henry macho, a deacrter from the Inn.
Garrett Youugjohu, an inmate of the
Willard Insane asylum, Corning. has been
granted. back pensioaoi Wanda
monthly allowance of seventy-two dollar!
.. thereafter.
New Youx,Nov. 80. Atthcgmu bemy TM mm of um" and“ WK"
“Irk hellboy who was convicted of steak
lug $12.80!! belonging to Bookmaker Ber-
nard Sanders, was confirmed bytheeourt
Jack llenry, who killed a father and four
9"“ sons in a street light and was acquitted.
l'nited States Senator Simon, of New
Orleans, lsdangerooslylll with heart dip
of Penney-,liania is lying at the point of
The oillciul vote of all the counties in
California, with the exception of San Fran-
The cornerstone of the Pennsylvania
State Asylum for the Chronic Insane, which
is being built at \‘I’arncrsville, Berks conn-
Tlie Cilillt’l’ at the Philadelphia mint
made the first delivcry of the World's fair
souvenir coins to SupcrIIItI-ndcnt Busby-
They will not be publicly issued [or
Smuggling of dutitible merchandise upon
the Canadian and Mexican frontiers has
largely increased since the passage of (he
tariff act of lfil) imposing high duties on
A heavy snowstorm swept over Connecti-
cut. it was particularly severe on thecoast
The smallpox scare at New Haven in now
practically over. no suspected can: having
Intros, Nov. lit—The court of pardons
hetenmlto an appeal from Allan L. Me-
llr-rvnott, chairman of the state Democratic
committcc. for the pardon or parole of
thirty-five ballot box stulfers now in the
He mid they were nearly all
prominent men and had suffered enough.
He presented a petition signed by hun-
dreds of prominent citizens of Hudson
county. The court said a decision would
fmIory plant at the Watervlict arsenal
struck lacunae two 0! their number had
been disclmrgcd when ordered to operate
twolsthesinsieml of one. The trouble is
(luv, it is said. to Lieutenant l’iI-rce. a recent
graduate of West Point, who, the men
ion, bookkeeper for A. Jones 8: Co., com-
mission merchants of 667 llnmdwny,hu
abscondI-d after defrauding the Ninth Va
:,.00 and many other
The bank has ollorcd a reward of $500 for
show that Clan-lands plurality in New
llis total Ioto was i'I'l, ‘
“'I-uver. Populist candidate, received (all
A Piping Chew,-
ft for sea or shore,
Use it once,
and you'll want more.
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luvury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highed
award at all Pin: Food Expositions. Each
ma g: makes tvm large fies. Avoid
lions-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brani.
HERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
nl: ly
The leading fish market of the
city is at
IIIINT &. ZEllIFF’S
32-WAsnmorox Smut-32.
M.”
There you can always find the
freshest fish to belied. Afiue
lot of fish arrives every day.
PIIIIE Tfllllll CIISIIP.
IIPIIIITEII SlIIlIIIIES
One thousand lbs of Debaters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called foraud delivered
Wholesale and Retail Fish, 0ys~
tor and Vegetable Market,
IIIINI blEllIFF’S
32 IIBIIIIBTII STIEET.
‘K ilk-mt.
n. a. reunion...
I." to III.-
mnm. on main» street.
All. sizes or
IIIIIISIIEB SHINE.
I...» comm at m
labs: I and».
F. M. Pierce,
mam. WW
MERRILL
Job
Printing.
,1. s. llllNAlllSflN,
i Orders for
Printlng
Sotlclted.
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l
3EVEIIIIIG SEIITIIIEL
l. I. '3 Place
'SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
G
Executed
Promptly.
-flcm...-.._~ H- M. -K ...
no...“
South Norwalk. *"
E.fl.MOIIlI8&GIl.
:4 sum St, Boston, I...
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank ales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultllours.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK 0F All KIHDS.
TlIII Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
Iii) sold in by an, “Ami" did a that great lire,
where I!) of our sale-A w. re subjeI led to intense
heat. preserving tin-Ir : unit nts.
:(‘HAMPIO\ RFI 'URD also in the Great
Chicago Fire in am. in the ”frat. B Mon Fire
in 187: and in all llw gin-at, tires alum. 5 rs:
forclrculare. Agents wnnml.33l31n
HAVINGSEOURED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices mug-
ing from
$350
up and. Those lots
comprise the Choiccsl
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min—
utcs’ walk from tho
depot with wood side-
'ulks all the w: 1332qu
in the I'cl'3' heart of
the City. No bcilcl’
lots (3: ill be had Ill thI-
city than lhcso (lili?l‘~
ed, cithci for location
01‘ price.
Select your lots in
time to, secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars cu.
quire of
JOHN IIINDS,
0n the premises, or
CIIIIISTIII .SWIIITZ.
Washington St, at the ethos
snout; ,
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Prices to Suit An.
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