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MARRIAGES.

Married, In this city, ~ the residence of the
groom 3h4 west Clay street, Tuesday evening,
June 10 1888. bv the Rev. William +. Hatcher,
Mr.. HENRY L. HARPER 70 Miss ELIZABETH
A. WYNN, daughter Of the late Harrison Wynn,
of Sussex county, Va.
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rfpLEyY. DAVIS q CO., 0Ol MAIN
street. corner Ninth, viii sell YOU LADii -'
and CHILDRENs MEHlNO NESIs' a'n
GkUZE. AT a sacrifice, 20 buy them now VIII.
our stock Is complete:
We haye a large lot Of CillLDREN'S LACE
CAPS and SCUOOL-APRONS which Will i.
sold at sacrifice 90 close them Out-in it0f.
we have full line in thousands 81 article.
which time or space In this advertisement u
not allow rs 20 mCutiOn. go call or send your
orders at once n LEVY, DAVIS & co.
aug 00l Main street. corner Ninth
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The Philadelphia Press says Judge
HoADLY wears a seven-and-a-half hat. We
are glad to learn that Ohio is to have a Gov
ernor with so much caput tile.
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TLEvY, DAVIS e. CO.,

t3' WHITE SHIRTS, MERINO
SHIRTS, GhUZE SHIRTS. BLEACIiED JEANS
DRAWERS. GENTLEMEN'S THOSE. IN all
grades from the Oh 'apest q the best; CANToN
FLANNEL DRAWERS. LINEN COLLARS am
CUFFS, NECkTIES, fancy and PLAIN oA'A'
FANCY and BLACK sCARFs, 10 an endless va
riety, at cost and less than cost az
LEVY, DAVIS & co.'s,
auIo o0I Main street. corner Of Ninth
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sprCuAL NOTICES.
rTHE CARP ET-sToRE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2STB.

MOQUETTE. ADMINISTER, BODY BRUSSELS,
english AND AMERICAN BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, EXTRA SUPER
FINE TWO-PLY, ALL-W0OL fNGRAIN,
COTTON-CHAIN WOOL INGRAM. HEMP,
RAG, VENETIAN, AND STAIR CARPET
ING;
LTNOLEUM; Al, GA, and Sd OIL-CLOTH;
COCOA MATING, both PLAIN ana STRIPED ;
RED. CHECKED, WHITE, and FANCY CAN
TON MATING;
WINDOW-SHADES Of every description;
CoRNICES and CORNICE-POLEs in Walnut,
Ash, Ebony, and Mahogany;
MOQUETTE, VELVET. BRUSSELS. TAPES
TRY, COCOA, and olL-CLoTH RUGS and
MATS:
LACE CURTAINS and LACEs FOR CURTAINS
in endless variety.
Housekeepers and all others wishing 10 purchase
any article ia the above line invited 10 call and
examine the very handsome assortment OF CAR
PETS, RUGS, etc, in the
NEW CAIPET-sTORE.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
1OI7 and 1919 Main street.
CARPETS MADE TO ORDER in the best style,
laid at short notice, and satisfaction guaranteed.
au %
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THE GREAT DRUG HOUSE OF CHICAGO.
We do not hesitate 10 say thit for a wear pa'i Va.
have sold more OF Swifrs specific o. - than a
other headquarters combined. and with most a-'
tonishing results. One gentleman, who used half
dozen bottles, says that II has done him more good
than treatment which cost him $1,000. Anoth,r
who has used II for a Scrofulous affection, report
a permanent cure from Its use.
VAS SHACK, STEVENSON & Go.
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Some Illinois people have found the
original serpent. Really it is time to make
prohibition an issue in Illinois.
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BAMBOO CORSET.

BAMBOO CORSET.
rV'HE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET,
MADE OF COUTIL.
PRICE 81,
Is now acknowledged to be the BEST CORSET
ever advertised and sold 70 the public. 1t is made
of " COUTIL," far better article than Corset
JeaE. and challenges competition with any Corset
sold at $3.50, and even higher-priced goods. Buy
no other, and insist upon the GREAT BAMBOO
CORSET
Beware Of worthless limitations bearing similar
names.
The GREAT BAMBOO CORSET Is put UP in
green boxes for white and slate boxes for cOlOrcd,
and the genuine article IS
SOLD AT Al.
For sale by LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
MAYER. STROUSE & CO., 4l2 Broadway.
&c lO-cod3m Manufacturers
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EIF T Y YE \ r ;.

have known and watched the use Of swift
Specific tor over fifty yelr-.and nave never known
or heard Of a failure u cure Bl0od-Poi,Dn WHOM
properly taken. l used o. on my servant. from
1850 to 1865. rs did also number ~ my ucf'-
bors. and in every case that came within my kuow-
ledge It elected cure. In ala my i,fe have never
known remedy that would So fully accomplish
what II Is recommended % do.
II. l.. DESNAED, Perry, ga.
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EXCURSION TO WEST POINT MON
IL DAY. SEPTEMBER %, lSS3.-Fare for the
round trip only soc. Gentlemen and ladies, we
thank YOU for our past patronage and hope 10 see
you all again next Monday. Fish. oysters, ana
pot at 1880 A. NJ. sharp. Returning. leaves the
Point At 81 6 L. NJ. ADAMS & PERDUE,
au 29-Jts Managers.
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gSf.- Write for the Little Book. which will h,
mailed free. an 2s-lw
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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4 NTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
N COAL.-WlkT ROBERTS, wholesale 81.
retail dealer In best quality AN1llRAtlIt ~
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
or In lots from 10 to 100 tons. az Baliimorr f.
Georgetown quotations. Ako. WEST VIRGIN
sPLfNT. CLOVER NIL LUMP. aud DAN t-
PINE WOOD Sawed aad spin. Of choice qusil
al lowest market rates. Ohlcc and yard, cor
seventeenth aud Cary streets. Telephone \
100. ~ 2i-3u
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PROFESSIONAL.

He will practice In the supreme Court Of Ar
peals Of Virginia and al the courts a record iu
the city OF Richmond and county ~ iicnricO.
Special attention given O. CIANttRl BtNl-
NESS-the distribution and winding up Of estate.
and the settlemcntof accounts Of executors. aimlu-
istrltOrs, guardians trustee, &c. an 1-lm'
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THE SECOND MOONLIGHT EXCUR
l. SION
TO ASHLAND PARK

TO ASHLAND PARh,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1883.
Train leaves Elba ~ ~ O'Clock. Returning
leaves the Park at l II o'clock.
Good band Of music. Pavilion and Park well
lighted. No improper characters allowed. No
liquor sold on the train or grounds. These eN-
cursions are intended To be made first class In
every particular. Tickets. soc: children, twelve
years and under. 25c. Sold only at .Elba."
Refreshments AT city prices. au 26-su&W2t
NEW AND BEAUTIFULcfrsI1s
~ ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, ID. &akk.l1E
C., UtG Old Point Comfort. Va.
REMARK ABLY LOW RATES.
FARE ONE WAY, 50; ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
Excursion parties OF twenty-five or over, only
$3.50 for the round trip.
Fare 10 Old Point or Norfolk. only 81.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's BEAU
TIFULLl REBUILT STEAMER
ARIEL
Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY ut 2 A. NJ.
SALT AIR. NO DUST.
l.. ID. TATIiM. superintendent,
lie % lice east Main street.
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A N INVALUABLE TONIC FOR THE
"A nerves, muscles, aud digestive ORGANS, produ-
cling strength and appetite. Is
BROWNS IRON BfTTERS.
Rev. w. u. Smith, Grafton, Mass. says: ~ have
eefived benent from using Browns Iron Bittcrs
Tor low state Of blood.-
=. FLORENCE. GA.-Dr. W. Is. Prathcr SAYS:
nrown's Iron Bitters has given satisfaction ia
every Instance | have known 1t used"
..af t.fn
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MEETINGS..
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
CITIZENS BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 5

O'Clock at ThOn's Hall, corner Of seventeenth and
Main streets. Parties desiring To subscribe to
shares I'm 4 new company are Invited To attend.
BY order Of the President.
CHARLES RAMSTETTER,
au 2S-2t* Secretary.
A MASS-MEETING OF THE DEMO
"a CRATIC VOTERS OF HENRICO COUNTY
will be held at the county cOurt-hOuso on SAIUR-
DAY the Sth day Of September for the purpose Of
organizing tie party for the coming campaign:
The meeting viii he addressed by distinguished
speakers. A large attendance Of the voters Is
looked for. T.. G.. MINOR,
au 26-td County superintendent.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
THE WEST.

Judge Lynch-A Negro Ravisher Taken
From JAN by a Mob.
HICKMAN, June Ion the night of
March 9Th last the house of Mrs. Lizzie
Prather, nine miles east of here, was visited
by two negroes who tried to break in the
door. but were finally frightened away A
few days after negro named Henry Colbert
was arrested on suspicion. At the examina-
ton last Saturday it was found that Colbert
and another negro, Pete Hunt, were hired
by white man named ughsWoodall to raw
ish Mrs. Prether and do all the damage pos
sible. Between 2 and o'clock yesterday
morning two men knocked at the jail saying
they had prisoner. The jailer came out
and was confronted by two pistols and was
finally forced to show them the way to Col
bert's cell. He was taken out and moose
placed around his neck aud he was mounted
on horse Immediately crowds of masked
and armed men came from all directions and
Colbert was hurried off to the country.
His body has not been found.
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Wisconsin.

The Effect of Monday Nights Cyclone.
BE1o1T, June 12.-The damage to proper
ty from last night's cyclone is now estimated
at 800, 600, including the railroad bridge
In the business centre every building is more
or less damaged. Barns and outbuildings
are in ruins all over the central and western
part of the city. The names of the killed
and wounded are: Edward Halloran, killed
by a falling wall of the Rock River paper
mill; John Mallory, leg and arm broken, may
die; S. NJ. Guest, of Clinton, ribs broken;
Will G. Hendley, Philip Gleason and Michael
Smith were caught and dashed to the ground,
head, feet and bodies badly bruised; s.
Pease, wife and child, seriously injured by
the falling of their house. There are many
other minor casualties.
FoN DU LAC, June 12.-The same cyclone
that destroyed Beloit struck Friendship town
ship, about four miles northwest of this city,
last night, killing Joseph Hulpan, ffty-four
years old, who was closing the barn door at
the time. Robert Mosher's house and barn
were completely demolished. He and his
wife and little babe were in the house at
the time. The building was carried $50 feet.
The floor fell out and they dropped to the
ground. Mrs Mosher received a severe cut
back of her left shoulder and the babe is in
jured internally. Charles Andrews suffered
a broken arm
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correspondent of the United Press telegraphs
tonight as follows: A despatch received to-
night states that Juh and Oranta surrendered
to General Crook sat Crows Nest near Son
ora, Mex, and are now with him at Silver
Greek n. P. Fitch and his partner Finn,
who were captured by the Indians on May
10, in the Sierra Madras, two hundred miles
southwest of Oorralabas, have been rescued.
1Note-The trustworthiness of the reported
surrender of Juh is in doubt as it has not
2een confirmed By the correspondent OF the
United Press at Tombstone, A. T.
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LOST.
VE5TERDAY morning, June 18th, near Orange or
Church streets, Jet and gold pin, star shaped,
with pearl In center. Anyone returning to this
once will be suitably rewarded. je13 2t-
FOR SALE.
Oh THOUSAND CABBAGE PLANTS. just the
Ieis tt tt - ~ GLosoN HALL.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
o-R, A COUPE ROCKAWAY, little used, in
H1E perfect order, built by Hooker & Co., Of
NJ ARMSTRONG & CO.,
je13 tt 81 Chapel Street.
FOR SALE.
TYHE pews and gallery fronts In Trinity Church to
IL be removed on Friday or Saturday Of this week.
Apply to F. A. GILBERT,
js1S At $50 Chapel Street.
FOR RENT,
49, very large front room, nicely furnished,
IN ls1 has all the modern improvements; very
l!a tral, within three minutes walk of postofice
without board.
je13 II 100 ORANGE STREET.
New Haven Taxes.
YWNHE subscriber gives notice to all persons liable
IL to pay taxes in New Haven on list of 1882, and
City School District, Westville School District and
West School District OF the town of New Haven that
he will commence to receive taxes on said lists on
July 1, 1888. at his office, No. City Hall, Church
street.
Regular Office hours a. M to II NJ and to D. m
THEODORE A. FUTILE,
Collector Of the above named taxes.
New Haven. June 9Th, 1888 ielS lSt
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
THE INDIANS.

Crooks Vie organ Official Despatch
From the Conquertng Warrior.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE San Francisco
correspondent of the United Press telegraphs
as follows eat six o'clock this evening
General Schofield commanding the military
division of the Pacific received an official
despatch from General Crook announcing
that the United States troops had a fight
with the Indians in the Sierra Madres on May
15 The whole village was wiped out and
four hundred Indian men and women were
captured. The country where ths fight took
place is very rough and the bodies of all
the Indians supposed to be killed were not
found, although several dead were found.
Crook stated that he is now at Silver Greek,
A. t., twelve miles north of the boundary.
He also adds that the Indians were badly
whipped in the fight and that they are seek
ing to surrender"
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NEW YORK.

Trip to EnEIand-Farrow Makes De-
Tense.
NEW YORK, June 12.-At special meeting
of the board of directors of the National
Rife association held this afternoon at its
Office, Secretary seabury stated that between
50, 800 and So, 700 had been collected towards
defraying the expenses of the American team
at the return international match. The min
imum amount required is Sc 200. The latest
subscriptions received by the finance COM
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An,ther Butler investigation.

Ansther Butler investigation.
BosroN, June 12.-The joint judiciary
committee has reported an order for the in
vestigating committee which Governor But
Ter asks for, but to hear only written charges
against persons in Office at the time the
charges are made. Full powers of inyesti-
cation are conferred and also power to sit
anywhere in the State
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Henry Watson, who few weeks ago shot
May Appleton at Boston, was yesterday held
in $50 900 for examination June 20.
Base ball yesterday: At Providence,
Providence 8, Chicagos 1; at New York,
New Yorks II, Buffalos S-St. Louis 4, Met
ropolitaRs O; at Boston, Bostons 20, Detroits
8; at Philadelphia, Philadelphia f., Cleve
lands 3-Athletics 8, Eclipse q at Baltimore,
Cincinnatis 9, Baltimores s; at Allegheny
City, Columbus G, Alleghanys 2.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13

eY an Englishman % years of age just arrived in
- this country, recently assistant master in an
English grammar school, situation to make himself
useful in any position of trust business house or
otherwise. The best of reference. Address
il Ct BOX 100, Seymour- ConD
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List of Unclaimed Letters.


Remaining in the New Haven postoface, New Haven
county, State of Connecticut, advertised wednes-
day, June IS, 1888:
LADIES' LIST
A-Carfie H Anderson.
B-Libbie Blakesiee.
ELLEN Frye.
H-Mrs Eater Hine.
R-Lillie Reed, Anna Rogers.
S-Lucy Smith, Mary 81 John, Mrs Swift.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Andrew @ Alling.
B-Peppino Baroner. Albert BeardmoEe, Alex Beller.
C-John Calvin.
D-George Davenport.
F-Z Fordyce, A T Foster
G-Oltver GLASS; DIR Richard M Green.
A-Dan Hezen, Henry NJ Hobart l21 HoraNo Hobbs
[2l.
J-Wm G johnson.
k-Frank Kelly.
MI Mahoney, Milton AIartus
O-Eugene O'Connor, Marley Opdike
R-Carl Reichel.
S-Michael Sullivan, 8 Swarthout
T-Henry Thornton.
Wv Nottingham, Willets.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.


Supreme Court of Errors.
This court came in yesterday morning at
10 o'clock.
The first case argued was the quo warranto
of Andrew VS.. Lewis, elsewhere reported.
The next case taken up for argument was
that of the State of Connecticut VS.. the Ousa-
tonic Water company. The suit was origi-
nally tried before Judge Beardsley and went
to the Supreme court on reser walton. This
suit is brought to determine who shall pay
for repairs to a highway in Oxford. caused
by an overflow or set back of the Ousatonic
river.
Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
Court Of Common PIeas-Judge Torrance.
This court came in yesterday morning at
10 o'clock.
His honor rendered the following decis-
ions
adms. Judgment for the defendant to re,
cover costs Suit to recover $155.
James Reilly, adms VS.. Mary Mcpherson.
Judgment for defendant to recover costs.
Mary Richards VS.. Frank N. Smith. Judg-
ment for defendant to recover costs.
aiJohn Conboy VS.. Michael Colohan- Judg-
ment for plaintiff to recover $3S. 16 and costs.
Andrew G. Smith vs.. Peter Sexton. Judg-
ment for defendant to recover costs.
r. G. Dickerman VS.. Edward Lawrence ct
al Judgment, the injunction dissolved and
the money to be paid Lawrence. Further
hearing as to costs if parties desire
Henry s. Wooster VS.. McAlister Il War
rem. Judgment for defendants to recover
costs.
David Schuck,et ux. Vs. Nathan Simon.
Judgment for the plainti IF to recover $1O.57
and costs.
Thomas B. Jewett VS. Kimb erly and Good
rich q writ of error. It was argued on
demurrer by the defendant. The demurrer
was sustained, and with leave for the plain
tiff to amend.
Before Judge Studley the case of William
F. Foley VS.. Robert D. Daley was argued
on demurrer.
Court adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
City Court-Crimina1 S1de-Judge DEM
ing.
James Thompson, drunkenness, Sc 10;
James Thompson, breach of peace, Judgment
suspended; Eliza Casey, resisting officer,
Sc. so fine and costs; Eliza Casey drunken
ness, nolled; Amelia Marx, breach of the
peace against William B. CatIin, 50 fine.
costs abated; Jacob Marx, breach of peace
against William B. Catlin, nol1ed; William
Mulcahy, seduction, June 10; Michael Nc
Cam, theft, June -; Thomas Condor, as
sault and battery against Eliza Miles, June
16; Abraham Thompson, vagrancy nolled:
William Hayes, breach of the peace, nolIed.
James O'Brien. breach of the peace, June Il:
Abraham Marx, breach of the peace, So fine
and Sc. 80 costs.
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Electric Lights for the Suck.

Electric Lights for the Suck.
PARIS, June 12.-Count De Lesseps has an
nounced that the Suez canal company will
hereafter light the line of the canal with cleo
trio lamps 50 as to aid travel and to an extent
prevent the overcrowding of the canal with
vessels
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HOUSE.
Mass sOiI House

GAVIN ROCK, West Haven Conn. Open about
- juno 9th. Dinners and Suppers a speciality. Sea
Food constantly on hand. Regular Borders accom-
modated. Greatly increased facilities and many i'm
provements. In connection with the house is the
Massasoit Branch Cottage, back of the Sea View
House. Seven Pleasant rooms ready for occupancy.
TWitchen Sc Beers, Props.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
PENNSYLVANIA.


Disastrous Storm Many OH Rigs
Wrecked.
PITTsBURG, June ia special to the
Times from Erie, Pa, says: The village of
Clarendon was this evening almost destroyed
by storm that passed over it. Nearly one
hundred oil rigs were wrecked and several
houses blown down The creek overlooked
and deluged the place, but at present no
fatality is reported. The loss is said to be
heavy
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
Massachusetts,.

Women In the Medical Profession.
BOSTON, June 12.-Menbers of the Mas
sachusetts Medical society have voted, 700
yeas, 400 nays, to the circular question '.Do
you favor the admission of women to the
society on the same terms with mem
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NEW ENGLAND.
Maine.

Kennedy to Meet Hanlan Again.
- PORTLAND, June 12.-Tt is reported on
what seems good authority that arrangements
for another meeting between Hanlsn and
Kennedy are quietly being made and that the
race may come off in six weeks. 1T is also re-
ported that Davis and Kennedy will issue a
challenge to Hanlan and Lee.
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Illinois.
Marie L1tta Sinking Rapid

Marie Litta Sinking Rapidly.
BLOOMINGTON, June 12.-Mlle. Marie Litta
is worse to night. Her physicians say she is
sinking rapidly and unless change for the
better comes in few hours she cannot sur
ViVe. She continues delirious and cannot
recognize anyone.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13

WATERvILLE, June 12.-Moses Butterfeld,
of Fairfield, who has been missing from his
home since Sunday morning, was found in
the mill pond this morning. He was work
ing on logs and it is supposed fell into the
water and immediately sank.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-06-13
Bed Ggtxts.
See LIST page for other Real Estate adveTsisement1

FOR SALE
49, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Bradley
5iH street, near Orange street, for person who
&sU wants small pleasant home near the center
Of the city. House has gas water and other
modern improvements. Lot is 35x225. Terms easy.
Only small amount required down.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
je2 237 Chapel Street.