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a!
My Gathered at the Great
Haaaeler's Bedside.
company of his devoted wife and loving.
philanthropic daughter Helen than he did
[nan the many great financial coupe that
dotted his career. llie wile died two years
'80- .
Theneutenantswhowereiatrustedwith
theassreteolhiamindwsra few. Nouns
excepthiawlieandchildrcnhad his cum-
lstsconfldeuce.
Hegavehisordersto his business ano-
ciatu in piecemeal. They were liksgthe
cornmanderaotregimente, whowsre com—
pslledtoreport their every movement to
theonagsneral. Whenthoae were
madenewinstructionswere given. All the
lieutenants knewwhat the remit of the
hovementwouldbe,bnt none was taken
intotheconlidsnce of this greatmind suf-
flcisntlytoeuablo him.to profitbythesu-
periorwiedom, foresight and generalship
oftheleader,whosincelm hadstoodand
was recognised as the only man whose
armor was never successfully pierced inthe
many great battles of Wall street.
Ilia Ilsa! Breakdown a]; the lean
on: linear: heme looting Sense
“II-e Age 'all Street's Famous "Lle-
QO M” 3. Not Beennl'ell llan.
nuns-gens- MAJ-killed u no
, nae Avenue Residence—Several Doe-
‘ tell a! lotions! Reputation Constantly
In Attendance—The Brad Bow to Be
7 in latter of only a low flours at the
_, “no It Is Even Declared That the
‘V ”road nagnate flay Pass Away at
, Any lament.
N" You, Dec. 2~At an early hour
I “startling report was imued at the
Build mansion that Jay Gould was uncon-
aim and might die at any moment. At
his bedside are George Gould and wife,
Elwin Gould and his wife and all the
“members of the Emily. Drs. Mann
andJanew-y are in constant attendance.
Mr. Gouldissuflerirlg from nervous dye.
pepsin and other complications.
“Mr. Gould is very low." That is the an-
swerwhich tbs butler gave to every one
who called at the house. There wasa start-
lluxsignificancc in that answer. During
all of the attacks 01 illness which have
troubled Mr. Gould for the last two years
the butler has invariably been instructed
todeny that Mr. Gould was sick.
In the stock exchange it has often been
rumored that Mr. Gould when consumlr
tire; that he had been afllicted with heart
disuse; that hehad been at death’s door
and that he was dead. livery time the
Gould stocks were attacked by the bears
rumors of his death have been sent afloat
by the industrious brokers.
Little [lope Len.
This time, however, there is no qu‘iou
that the great financier is lying danger
onslyill. Friends say the butler would
not have received instructions to make the
announcement of Mr. Gould’s critical con-
dition if there were any hopes of his mow
cry. At 1:30 o'clock Mr. Gould was resting
more quietly. Dr. Mann was still with
him.
BRIGGS PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
The Great Heresy 'l'rial Opens in Earnest
at New York.
NEW Your, Dec. i—At the fourth day
of the trial of ’rofcsaor Charles A. Briggs
for heresy the first business was a motion
byDr. George Alexander that in view of
Dr. Briggs' waiver to the charges the
prcsbytsry vote on the first, mod, third,
fifth and sixthcharges separately, without
passingupon the items in the objections
made by Professor Briggs. Dr. J. Ford
Sutton then moved that the charges be
considered suflicient and the accused be
put on his defense. The motion prevailed
and the trial proper began.
Dr. Briggs was asked by the moderator
if he pie-dd guiltyornot guilty, and he
answered not guilty. In accordance with a
motion it wasdecidsd to pheenolirnit
upon the time to be consumedbyu‘ther
aids.
The prosecuting committee then put in
evidence-the first and second editions 0!
Dr. Briggs’ inaugural address. They also
oflersdin evidence all the works of Dr.
Briggs bearing upon the charges. Colonel.
McCook said the prosecuting committee
would exercise their prerogative by select-
ing the King James version of Scripture,
with such advanced criticism and inteprelr
ation as had been made, for authority.
Colonel McCook then informed the moder-
ator that the evidence was all in for the
prosecution and called upon Dr. Briggs to
p at his evidence.
., Briggs declined to put any cvhlense
in until he had an opportunity to ascertain
what portion of the writings oil‘cred in evi.
deuce was to be used in addition to that
part quoted in the amended charges. (in
motion of Colonel McCook the presbytery
adjourned until Monday in order to give
the accused time for the preparation at the
evidence.
Dr. Smith'- 'I'rlal Kandy Over.
Ciscrssarr, Dec. 1—11» evidence in“
in in the trial of Rev. Dr. Preserved Smith
(or heresy. ,
a
The greatest mystery surrounds the
house. No oneis admitted. not even the
most intimate friends. Several who called
succeeded in getting personal mmgeeto
George and Edwin, but only received a!»
stvers that Mr. Gould was “very ill."
it hasbeen thought for two years that
Mr. Gould would not live long. He has
; beentroubled with neuralgia in the head
and the mucomitunt insomnia. This
trouble was aggravated by a nervous dys—
pepsia, which required dieting and constant
watchfulness on the part 01 his physician,
Dr. Mann.
The real condition of Mr. Gould's health
in not revealed until a year ago, when he
huh down in the {anions Missouri Pacific
meeting. This occurred in November, 1&91.
The Missouri Pacific railroad was Gould’s
pride. Hehadbuilt it up and had made
ita dividend paying road. lie was very
. of the reputation which the Vander-
t roads enjoyed, and always pointed to
the Missouri Pacific when he was charged
with beings railroad wrecker and not a
railroad builder.
Bio First Breakdown.
The Gould boys at the time were reported
lobe heavily “short” oi the market. A
meatball movement,bssed on the once
was crops of the year, was in progress.
The directors of the Missouri Pacific met,
and both Mr. Gould and his son George
brand a passing of the dividend. Aer
binding to the reports at the time Russell
Bamwho was “long" of the market, was
.- violently opposed to the more. Samuel
Sloan, the conservative president of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road, wssalso a director of the Missouri
Pacific. He, too, was opposed to the step.
, The debate between George Gould and
’ Btu-ell Sage grew to a heated altercation.
Jay Gould bmke down and, it was said.
M. actually wept. lie faiumd away and
showed that his constitution was broken.
, The dividend was paused andthebull
We natured. This action was at first
to a desire to manipulate the
so that the Goulds could cover
“shorts." But when the facts were
known Wall street atlast realised
JayGouldlmdnearlyrnn his course.
. Gould immediately set to work to
tann- in such shape that h
_ m easily handle them. Be fore
saw his hopendtog late. The tangles which
the Missouri, Ka'nm and Texas and
I’M oi Gould’s in which how so
‘ for an advantage were straight
find. Every one saw that he was marking
entthepeth which his sons must travel
whsnhewas gone.
lie loved Like an Automaton.
Year We Girls lining.
Bmaw, Dec. a—Ella Wolger, Agnes
Manning, Minnie Itosenhurg and Annie
Brauer, tour pretty young girls of this
city, have mysteriously disappeared. Their
. photographs‘have been sent to the chiefsoi
liceofother cities and their a-istancs
been asked. All the girls are under
twenty years of age. Detectives say the
girls were induced to leave home by a pair
of procurera, mother and son, and that
their victim may number fully a score.
Green Geode lea Protected.
Honours, N. J., Dw.3.-Georgu Elwood
and George Williams. the greeugoodamen.
were released here. -No one appeared
against them. 0mcer Fanning testified
that he had spoken toa [allow ollicer about
Williams and Klwoed, and had been told
that they were green goods men and had
been reported, but orders had been given
not to molest them.
Dr. Isott'e lam-he leave Washington.
Wnnrsoros, Dec. a-rAb 6:30 p. m. the
hodyotDr. Scintwasplaosdiu thehearss
before the White Roommate procession
proceeded down Pennsylvania avenue to
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad depot.
A small crowd of people had gathered to
witness the departure oi the party for
Washington. Pa.
In. lease "a Great Ian."
Ammos, Kath. Dec. a—Ex-Beuator lo
gsllsleft foranotber lecture tour. When
asked his opinion oi the candidacy of Mrs.
his for United States mater, Hr. ln-
gailssimplyeald with satirical nails,
“She’s a great man, isn't she!"
Duetthebalteaoaguaegnt.
Tnasflamlnd. Dec. k—nlsworth
Wyett,one oi the Dalton mwascsp—
tnrsdinCorsy.vasttwaatakenuna-
wares. neiswuitedin Kansas formu-
lahisprlvateoarhswmtothe-onthm “I'-
and‘livedtherefor three months. He rs
3 outrun See Them. “
W
or vitamin, it. um
.mmsm an: _
Accuracy“ “and
Ilowi Prices.
‘ I
Duuraven Talks About His
America’s Cup Challenge.
"mm m 1mm 01' ms YACHT.
IleAeoeytatlelew om ovum one.
0-H, Ind tho Indication Are ‘l’liat
menu-worn} is. Gmteatl- an
Illa-r1.
NEW YORK, Dec. l—ln a long cable disw
patch ml. by Lord Dunnrcu to the newe-
papul in this city he states that his chal-
lenge for the America’s cup has been cow
firmed by the Royal Yacht squadron of
England, and that it would arrive in New
York on Sunday next.
"My yacht,” said he, "will be christened
the Valkrie. She will be eight y—ilve feet
on the water line. She will be designed by
0. L. Watson and built on the Ulydo. llor
custom house measurement will follow the
challenge as soon on practicable."
The New Deed accepted.
The conditions are, in brief, that the boat
winning three raem out of the shall be
sailed over outside courses, and at least
three of the runs must be to windward or
leeward and return. If he wins he says
that he will not refuse toaccept a challenge
Inder the deed of gift of WT. which means
that he accepts the new deed of gilt. This
is good news for yachtsmcn here. They
leel sure there will be a nice, and ex-C-mr
modore Kane says it will be the biggest
yachting event ever seen in the world.
UNCLE SAM SHOULD BUILD IT.
Ilene-gun Canal are. l'olnt Out the
Entorprlse'a Virtues.
NEW Onhrsss. Dec. 2.~'l'be Simmgua
canal convention adjourunl sine die, after
adoptin preamble reciting the gn'fi im-
portance f the wool and the need Hull. it
should be controlled by the United States.
Among other reasons given is that by its
construction our navy can be coucrnl rated
at any American port in onethird of the
timeand with onethird of the expense now
required; that it would be unwise and on»
patriotic for this great republic to 19930?‘
ably permit any foreign power to either
open for themselves the gates of American
commerce or close tlnhsc gates upon us.
The American people should build this
canal and control it. 'l‘hoa'e resolutions
follow:
Resolved. That it is the paramount duty o!
this government to aid in the tomtrurtion oi
'thoNiearagua canal; that this convention rrs
spatially urge the congress of the United
Bmutotako each 819;» and give such tinan-
aald canal at the minimum filminl‘wh’. raking
proper security {or any c it pimlgwl nr
money advanced for this purports and remia
ins-nah control and supervision of the mine as
will insure the peaceful use of the. gn-zt enter-
prise to the commerce of the world at ill. low-
.t possible rates.
The “'eet Did Not Returns Dana.
TACOMA, Wank, Dec. '2.-J. K. Dunn,
principal in the node Helm-r ’xlnvj . :z:- m
scandal,\vns placed in jail ~ 3m , “your
in a still more wilen‘dtmi utw. Dana,
who in a relative of (I. A. Damn, of the Buy
York Sun, was sent Weill with the hope of
reforming him. lie, with otiwrs, is my
pected oldrugging Joseph (lmm. of “mm
Brothers, and robbing him of simian) oi
the company's stock.
Tloga Must Pay the .‘IIliila.
Ownm, N. Y., Dee. :l—llming the Le:
high strike but summer Sunni" liver. of
Tiogs county, sumrrmnnl militia from
Binghamtnn to Waverly to pron-m. riot by
strikers The county ‘Vilnlt'll the hiltlt' to
pay the nillizin’s 54ml) bill. but the super-
visors have decided that ’l'ioguouunty mm:
pay the bill.
’I'n LnIIIlt‘I I III; “'liulelmrk.
CHICMLO. Doc. 2.——»'I'lio giant wimln-Imck
steamship Christopher (follirnbnu. uhlch
will be tho largest \‘txst'l carrying plan-n-
gers between this. city and (he “mm. fair
grounds, will belauuchcvl at Wm slum
rior, Wis» on Saumiuy next. she can
carrpraaser-gcrn
30 New French Cabinet tel.
PARIS. Detailed]. llrissou, who luau been
intrusted by l’rwldent Carnot “I“! the
formation oi a new ministry, has link 3%
succeeded. It is Hitltl [but .\i. llilwm i-a
purposely prolonging negotiations in 1mm
y no statement 0! the excitement.
Not Its-moved by flower,
ALBASY, Dec. 2.-—The rumors of nmmvnl
of the heads of several ilquirtnu-ms here is
mildly denied by Governor Flower, :imI
Labor Commissioner l'u'lz, Factory lzr
speck! Connolly and Clerk Doyle all :I 43'
that they have been illsclinrgml.
A Woman Shoots i. Burglar.
Culcaoo, Dec. a—Mrs. liens Berger,
while cleaning her husband‘s mlwn, was
suddenly confronted by three mania-d
hrglare. She pulled a revolver and cone
mound shooting. One oi the trio was
wounded, but all uncalled.
A DIM! ”trance to New York.
Boston, Dec. fi—New York and Now
“gland people admit that the proposed
new linelrom Daubnry. (Iona. sentiment
to the state line, is for a direct entrance to
Row York both for the New England mm
Boston and hiatus routs .
The Mrlke's lad fleas.
lewno, Dee. imam: indication
pointatotbe speedy ending of the lime.
Mlleatrlke. The leaders talk about
uterine out all winter. but most or the
mhaveawliedtorpositloas.
A... lepros- uoekkeldera to Vote.
N" You, Des. a-swekholders o! the
Ads-s will vote on the question
it oresdiugthe company: can
“to. It will probably be continued
Mysore.
Ikelerawm Imam.
”ronfihri‘rucs. .
dd aid as will insure the speedy rum; lotion of
Kenton. film l...
thsrnnnanr. Pa. Duo. 9.41» death
of ox—(lovcrnor Henry Martin Hoyt re-
movals man who war cocoa very pm].
neat figure in Pennsylvania. .
causal bisdeniise.
lie was born at
Kingston, Pa, in
will, was gradu-
ated from Wil-
liams college and
luresme a lawyer.
In was!» entered
, politics and took
" ‘ part in the Fre-
Iruont campaign.
At the breaking
out or the rebel
lion he was active
in organising the
. Filly-second regi—
llEb’Ri’ 5!. “031'. mu“ 0' Pennsyl-
vania volumecm. lie was commissioned
lieutenant colonel. and his regiment being
in the brigade «v! General Segiey partici-
pated in the {maximum campaign 0! Mil.
“is war record is an enviable we, and his
> active work mam earned him promotion to
general. In W?» he became chairman of the
Republican antic! commit lt‘tt, and conducted
the t‘lllllpit‘lflll of that and the tunnelling
years with success. (in May l'J, bit), he was
nominated by the llrpublimu party for the
position of gmvnmrof the slain-of l’cim-
fiy'lt'flltllt. Aft-si- his mlmin'zstmlluu hour-at
to l'hilmiriphia and then- pruutlccul low
for five year». He then retinal.
STRANGE FAMILY REUNION.
I’eyrnuaa and “in l'nrmuour Located by
I Deserted “’ile.
Jnmrrt‘irr. Dec. '.'.-—l‘iizrru l’eyrmn-e
and Angeline Sims \vcrc inurriui in Paris
ttveuty your: ' ’l‘u‘o sons \u-ru burn to
them. Winn t‘ltli‘l’ min about five
years old l‘r‘ymuae tlnl to America with a
worrmn named Mm, .luelinc Aubrey.
Mrs. Pryromse haul mom y.::nel.~l:- devoted
this and her (mum life to making tia-
lugitiws. She name to the l‘nitul Nam-A.
accompanied by her two anus and Marie
Moi», melnucrimvlng come to aid her.
o'cvrml time-s. Mrs, l’eymuw and Misc)
Muss found the fugitives, hitt- lhey always
managed toevmlo art-mt. Finally they cits-
uppenrrd altogether.
Tun month». ago she llt'flnl Hwy wen- in
this. city and value lit’l‘t". Sho [muted them
at Evil Central fli’cllllhfllfll she :unlltizt.
Mel.“ and tlieim: mm, who nrrnow young
men. took rooms at 1B lrving .irwt. Mir.»
Menu wont to the house where Po} roux».-
nnd Mme. Aubrey live, asked for work and
was rrnpluyed to do washing. When elm
had coilrfled all the evidence obtainable
Mrs. l’vyruu-a~ uni-loyal (7, R. Nv-tt'lmp, n
Pinkerton detective, who urrrslrzil the
couple. They were held in no csurlifor
examination. l’eymuw fillllllllul that Mrs.
Peyton-n- mu his wife, but he failed in
rruiguia- his two sums. lie denim! that
there haul r‘t't‘l' lwvlt any impropriety is»
tow-on him :\lul Mme. . lmy. and will
they were merely “menial l lugulllurlli tho
dyeing int-onus. o
The llutbwbihi l'lnu Nut Dropped.
lilll'm‘lILS, live 2.—.\ rumor has lh'r‘li
all-willow ilu' * Lil commute in ”or
salrrxiw limimnml won a... Ix‘ji'lttt'xl in
This l5lliillullult1ll_ l mistake. .Vo lull:
was taken as to ti. til. and the final um-
cluslun mum lmx.‘ all rmAnniemzzuiuzm
entirely to the (l'ls\:'l\.‘ill~'9~ .Vo mm, now-
ever, would hr slurp: lml ii thr limo .. Enid
plan urn- dropped. Sol...” oxiwcm r.
radical measure- and many upcci iiolhm;
at all.
in
Mitchell fears a Ilu-zsvil-r Sentence.
lmxnox, Dev. 1-4, ...r..>y Mitchell, [in
price lighter, rt‘lllrit'ul to to... inum‘m'
imprisonment for liwaiilllllli; tiw:~,.-.- ml
rage, has. Ullt’fl‘tl m Lil-it! his M‘Lllt‘inx mm
withdraw on appeal. i'tw presiding :u..g»
leratc m. lion. >.i“\'\5 (will! rriu-w‘l m .u»
torture. Mllr'zh‘ll kills“ more NH-‘t'n' son.
tencc in the upper court, to which l..- has
nppcnlul. ‘
Mason Mead Meets link-:11.
Bruimrmu‘, Corm. “or. 2. ..._; llllLft' Perry
has dismissed the injunction u>.x;;mmi by
Worthy Mimi-r Fl’t'rit'riclt Mum, ul 5:,
John's lodge, Sormuk, and Llerul nub!
now appear before :1..- grand min- in .m-
error the charge oi unmasona: Lumlmzt.
Judge Perry said tin: court lllttl nu juror
diction.
Benalor lllll Accused.
NEW Yuma, Dec. LL—»-".\lay cuuvmiiun
Democrats ilulare [but “ill \uiuilsloyai :0
Cleveland, niul llml. one of his lrxrmis
gun: the Republicans the moors oi iii;
an of his hilltJWl'rn who might be ‘m‘
iiuccd' to vote {or llnrrison,‘ any: The
Herald. ‘ .. .
wm llnhlwin l'lcud l‘owrty‘.’
NEW llAVhX, Doc. 1— The papers in the
Kelley judgment were served ull cs-hla) or
Baldwin. Hon. Lynda Harrison qmillliul
as Mr. Baldwin‘s bomlmmn in. can»).
Common rumdl' is that Mr. Baldwin will
take the “poor debtor’s oath" on Monday.
The )iltler Coolcys Arrualutl-
Uswsrows, Pa, Dec. 2.4m! Lute
Cooley and his wile, the [litfl‘llltl of the
Cooley boys, have been arrestol on Charges
of receiving stolen goods. The lllululml's
of the Carley gang will be pluccd on trial
next Manley.
Eat a Bribe. but I’or Advertising.
PARIS. Dec. 2.—'i'hc Debuts denies that it
received ”will lrunce in bribes iron; the
Panama canal promoters. The total to
wired, it says, was 22,175 lrancs, and that
sum was paid foradvertlsing.
The Negro Has No show.
I.(Insnusron;Ilse. ll.—-llev. E. ll. Colt,
moi of the Wesley M. E. church (colored),
resigned and will join the Alricaa hi.
it. church. Hemethenemohaeuoshow
in the II. Kohurcb.
lull“ W noes hoe.
Brno Brno, N. Y., Dec. a—Cherlss A.
maiden-tenths New York builder whose
liner structures tell and killed several
herawas
s . » W
EX-GOVERNOR HOVT'G DEUISE.
mmhn-s- moans; flam‘
menandwhoheeepentssvenysanin
released. M‘
——
Don’t be a cow,
and chew‘ your end.
Be a gentleman,
and chew
- ‘
Tobacco.
J’Icaeamrn
f .
. drill/Elma?
* e I Meat
I
Makes an every-day convenience 0! an
old-mm luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with &f\ Mus care. Highm
awardataii Purclimd Expos" "ms. Each
package makes tum large fies. Avald
imitations— and insist on having th'.
NONE Sl'CH bran I.
MRRELL & SOULS. Syracuse. N. Y.
ul2 ly
\
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT & ZEllIFF’S
3‘3—‘VASHINGTON STREET-32.
Ms...-
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of fish arrives every day.
PlIIlE TOMATO CITSIIP. H
IMPORTED SlIlDIIES
(inc thousand lbs of Lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
w—«M
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HUNT minus
32 VIA8IIIIIBTIIII STREET.
Examiner l-
l’. 53. Patent 0...
15") lo 1888.
”litres. 41:: Main Street,
mrrnfllrolt'r. coll!-
" ALL'éiz'ééloF
IIIllISIIEII SHINE.
Brutal comical all Sever
Business a sterility.
F. M. Pierce,
rcn. WWW
nu‘fifiiii
Business cause
I'm cons.
Job
Printing.
”1.8. nunnnson,
I Orders for
Printing
2 Solicited.
EVEIIIIIG SEHTIIIEL
.. l3
SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
Job
Printing.
_ :CHAMPIOX RECURD also in the liven!
tannins, ,
. EIIBAVATINIi
umoifi sans.
, ""‘"?“~‘\ ~ .
marinas-sot
Wililllci mmmu
South .Norwalk. '5 ‘
a salary st. into». am.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
DAILY DIREC'l _
Freight Line‘
DENVER?
NEW YORK
“ AND
80th ligrwalk
I! .Norwalk.
Til F‘. PRUE‘H {.LERS
City of Norwalk
AND
EAGLE
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
ISOJIIIMII use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
\Fill Ira-Wt? Pier 1:5, E. P... allmkmnn street).
he“ York. or 3 p. m.
illczm: Nut-u'hll: 3p. ru.: South Sorwnlk 6:!)
1505011! in Lynn, Elana" since that great lir». p. u"
when» Filo! our sates Were subjected to imruw
Freighr nzwm'v ‘l 1'1 0 z. T a. m. to?) p.m.
heat. previewing their contents.
Ljpmnoppliu Hun m .Lgt‘lll‘ Eh. .‘mvot Sor—
Walk. and l'..|§.{it' null l..- m a! fur rpcr'ial [0130!
in uh! any mum: in N w Yum. or its vicinity.
_W.-tll persons are forbid trading any of
m.- rmplnyrwll llrlel-Hvl this line on ac-
count or the mt fit?! xlmrwr. 3’27
WAGONS.
Buggies. Plie’iunngfiiamages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Chicago Fire in it'll. in the Great limmn Fire
in “$72. and in all thcgrmr! lire»; rim‘t‘. S a.
(or rirrlllltrs. Ago-Ma warm-d. ill iflm
HAVING SECURED
50
More Building Lots
01) the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang—
ing from
$350
upward. Those lots
com prise the Choiccst
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utcs’ walk from the
depot,with good side.-
Walks all them *ay, and
in the very heart of
the city. No ”better
lots can be had in the
city than these oil'cr—
ed, either for location
01' price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars en-
quire of
JOHN limos,
0n the premises, or
BHBISTIMI SWlIlTZ.
salWashington St, at the office
“of the Old Well Cigar 00.
Prices to Suit All.
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