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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-16
West Virginia.

Democrats AnxiOas to Go to Chicago.
CHAaLEaToN, April 15.-A large delegation
of Democrats of the State arrived here last
night and this morning every train nnd boat
bringing many to the State convention. The
candidates are working hard for the honor of
going to Chicago. It will be the largest
body of representative men ever gathered in
the State when the convention Is called to
order Tomorrow. As fer as can be learned
s. J. Tilden will be the choice of the dele
gates.
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sSss A PLACE located in the center of East
E4ssi;s Haven; two of ground and plenty of
RSlyE fruit trees; within minutes walk OF the
=. HEMINGWAY b SONS.
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Gardening.

Those in want of turing. laying ont of
grounds, gardens cleaned, setting of plants
ana ali other kinds of spring works will be
attended by experienced men by leaving your
orders at Dicksrman's greenhouse, opposite
New Haven Opera House, where great
variety OF shrubs, clematis, regeG, grapevines
and bedding plants cf,n be found.
a14oaRzt
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I4oe@l weather RecOra.
ron APRIL I5, 1854


local weather RseOrd.
ron APRIL 1s, 1854
g:ls has SIG 71s ms
p.ron...r........ a socs % IS as.sa 2a7o ssss
E EassaSS..s'.. g IS IS 80 , g ls g
miles per hour. EGO BEES ss
wsatheT. Cloudy Rain Rain Rain Foggy
Mean bar, 1884; mean temp. IS 9; mean humid-
Maz. temp. 81 min. semp., SO; Rainfall. 80
Max. velocity of wind. % miles.
FOR APRIL 15 1885,
Mean bar, 1922; mean temp, 4o.5s mean humid
Azax. temp. 81; min. temp, 20
J. H. SHERMAN, ssrgt B. c. o. g. A.
"A minus sign I'll pren1ad to tharA motsr read
IA dash II pref1ed to rainfall AgN,e indicates
precipitation too small TO n1ea sure
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
APRn1s
sgs RIsas, s g. MoGs SETS. Hlas 81, yAr1a'
MARRIAGES.
HoLRRooK-sToNE--I Hartford, APr.I Il. By Rqz.
". F. Nichols. Geo. P. Holbroek, OF Eaahua' N H
and Mics MolIie A. Stone of Hartford.
DEATHS.
JoHNsoN-In this city, April u, Henry ]. johnson,
Services at hia late residence 1873 Martin street, Wed
nesday. 18th inst, at Interment st South
bury, Conn., on ThurEday at p m.
Waterbury papers please copy.
TOWNSEND-At her home, New Haven, Conn, April
49, 1884 Maria There's. daughter of the late
Epsphras Clark of Mtddletown, Conn, and wife Of
James NJ. Townsend.
Funeral from her late residence, wednesday at
p.
BEERs-In this city at So Chestnut street. Harriet
NASH widow of the George Beers aged SO years.
Ii months and days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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jaPa& TENEMENT, suitable for small family. APP
HI ply at 1888 WOOSTER SFRK3E.
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Capture OF Marshal McAtee's AssafIant
BARDsTowN, April 15.-Bob Palmer, the
desperate negro who shot and wounded
Deputy Marshal McAtee Saturday night, was
hunted down and captured last night. He
begged the officers tostake him to louisville
as he feared being mobbed There Is a
strong feeling In favor of lynching him.
McAtee is recovering. Palmer is slightly
wounded in two places
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THE WEST.
KentuekE.
A sale or RIooe,ad c.tt1a

sale or BIOOded Cattle
LEXINGTON, April 15.-Kidd's combination
stock sale had large crowd of buyers.
Prices averaged low. Up to noon twenty
three head sold for 1850, an average of
$3.50. The best price was $64o for q suck
ling colt by Onward, dam Estelle, by Clark
Chief.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
CAPITAL S"OO'OO"' sands
The American Real Estate Exchange.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND STATE AGENCIES,
western Union Building, 1919 BrOa

ternU
tment
aT,wi ssdaf
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Ltse OF uneIntmaa Letter,

Remaining IN tia New Haven postonce, New Baves
county, state Of Connecticut, advertised Weanes-
day, April I6
LADIES' LIaR
B-Emma Rislanbers.
R-A4Fs. JSn. 4, Fax
@-Nsllte 9. aouthworth, Mrs. VIM sEtnard
W-Arn. B. 2. WoodruR, Engine House.
GENTLEMENS LIST.
C-N. ]. CLARK, william Collines.
L-Geo. F. Lewis.
F--J. Il. Ken1srs I2
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49, THE House 1913 High street, corner OF Wall.
StiiH Lot 23xI2S< feet For particulars inquire on
81 a412t THE PREMISES.
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NEW ENGLAND.


Behrens and Outlet Have a Row.
SPRINGFIELD, April 15.--Behrens and Gull
let got into row concerning the billiard
table and there was no game.
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TENO BUY lot OF Secondhand Furniture ana Car
ii pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders By mai
promptly attended to at
igi7 "a OHTTRCJ STREET
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WANTED.
WANTED-

SECoND-HAND Clothing bought and sold, cleaned
\ and repaired. Orders by mail promptly att
tended to. NO. 81 GEORGE ST., CNsw No. 4s.l
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ROOMS 10 RENT.


From May ISL the desirable frame house 254 Brad
lev St An modern improvements For particulars
INQUIRE at 800 CHAPEL ST., ROOM !.
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EOLL0W THE CROWD


ENT AS the advice given to a stranger when inQur-
w ing where he could get good Butter. Follow
the crowd and you will fetch up at Hughes Butter
and there you Will be shown of the genu-
inc old fashioned Cream Butter that tastes right,
smells right, and is right and you own some for
CSC pound, or ~ pounds for 81.
The same Butter in pound pals ST.
Ten pound tubs for $3.50.
Good Table Butter for zoe lb.
Best family Flour $3.50 barrel, by the bag $50.
Best Tea soc lb. Fine Tea $50 per ID. Good TIE
26c pound. Pure Old Government Java Coffee 25c
lb. Golden Syrup soc gallon and presents to all
Saturday.
LehIgh Coal,
large stock at my yard, and my price Is % cents
less than the con bination.
GEO. w. Ed. HUGHES.
Independent Coal Dealer, 81 Church st
sp16
The Best New Process Flour in
the Market.
$3.50 barrel, 81 bag
The beet tomatoes SO can.
Two pounds best Lard IS cents.
Oranges 15c a dozsn.
Best Lemons 10c per dozen.
Most all the Sugar you want for 81.
Butter from 1Oc pound up.
GEO. w. O'RELLe Cash Grocer,
137 DIxweu Ave-, cor. Webster St.
ole
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POLITICAL.
HnnHnA

The Republicans Of the town Of North Branford are
requt ste6 TO meet in the basement Of the Congrega
tionAI church Of the First society Thursday, April
17th at 1850 O'Clock p for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates ateand the State convention held
Hartford April asa 1854 and to do any other bust
ness proper TO be done at said meeting.
Per order Town Committee.
North Branford, Aprfl 18th, 1884.
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WANTED

A SITUATION A. farmer or coaehnnan; thorouah-
IN ~ understands care of greenhouse dowers and
vegetables. Best references Can be seen for TIRES
days st 249 WALLACE STREET.
ale it
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YEAR. HE SAME 4EkM5 DIX MALL
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THR TARIFF QUESTION.
Morrison and Kelley Open
the Ball.
MANY SPEECHES TO COME.
Over Eighty Already On The
Docket.
THE RIOTS AT DANVILLE.
A Stormy Scene I'm The
Committee.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Over Eighty to TAlk-PlentS of Discussion
Laid Out For the TIA rfR Bin.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-There are more
than eighty names already on the list for
speeches on the tariff bill. including each of
the thirteen members from the Ways and
Means committee. Allowing for four
speeches day, Mondays and Fridays ex-
cepted, four days each week, would occupy
the time of the House (if no other business
interfered) for five weeks for general de-
bate on the bill with the consideration of
amendments to follow.
To nat Back-A Man Who Proposes to
Defend His Character by Showing up
His Assaflants.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Tn the Danville
riet investigation to-day Thomas G. Blakeley,
of Tappahannock, was examined. He de-
scribed the approach of about one hundred
coalition voters marshalled by men who were
armed with sabres. They were arranged in
parties of ten. They had possession of the
polls for a hour while they were voting.
There was no violence. He described the
experience of colored Democrat who was
assaulted as he went to the polls and threat
ened as he left after voting.
Senator Vance offered testimony to prove
the bad character of the witness Sims. Mr..
John s. Wise then read q letter written
by Sims to the effect that if his
character was to be assailed he
desired to call witnesses to show the bad
character of Senator Vance, Representatives
Cabell and G. D. Wise, of Virginia, and 9TH
ers Senator Vance angrily exclaimed that
he spat upon such insinuations. Mr.. j S.
Wise retorted warmly. Messrs G.. D. Wise
and Cabell defended themselves against the
insinuation, the latter stating that he had
lived but about forty PAGES from the
spot where he was born and courted
an investigation into his character
from the day of his birth. For few min
utes a stormy scene seemed imminent, but
matters finally quieted down The question
of admitting the testimony offered by Sena-
tor Vance will be referred to the full COM
mittee. He claims that he can show that
Sims squandered for his personal benefit
bonds of widow which we're placed with
safe deposit company. The session ad-
iourned to-day subject to the call OF the
chairman.
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MRS. q. HOLMN8

Ass6 IS located at savin Rock, Beach street, cor
Hsssssa ner Summer. Rooms may be er gagged now for
EeT the summer season, or temporarily ALSO a
barn for q relt alOtf
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Stratford April 5th 1884. {
THSTATE of SARAH OCAME late of said Stratford,
~ deceased.
Upon the petition of william N. BeardsIey, sxecu-
tor, and Della M Lowell and others, devisees of and
under the last will and testament of said deceased al
egng that certain real estate situated in the town of
Milford in NswsHaven county, devised in said will,
cannot conveniently be partitioned divided in
cordanca with the terms of said will and praying that
said executor be authorized to sell the las per
said petition ale will duly appear):
Ordered-Thst a hearing be had at the Probate Of
foe in Stratford the 9Th day of May, 1884, at Q
O'Clock D. m of which all persons interested will
take notice, and appear, If they cause, and be
thereon. Said executor is directed to gsepub
lie notice of this order by adv ert1sing
for three weeks succassive1y in a
paper published in New Haven county and
having q circulation in the town Of Milford, and due
return make of his doings to this court
Attest, ROBE ut II. RUSSELL, Judge
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DEsIRABLN ROOM.

49,. FINE large bay window room. new dwelling,
sssH near colleges, nicely furnished, every modern
IIl convenience specially suitable for collegiate
AID If F., BOX 1885, CITY.
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FOR RENT.

ksA BRICK HOUSE of IL rooms, all improve
Ef:.A nents, on Howard avenue, near Howe street
Egiy A lrnished house on Orange street. Houses
on chapel, Exchange and Atwater streets, also on
Howard saltonstaiI and Davenport avenues Tene-
meL ts on Chapel KeT sington, Ward, Exchange Pop
lar and Saltonstau streets. Inquire of
Il. g. Sloan 81 SON.
Room 3, Benedict Building.
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Here are some:
Boys Suits, 4 to Ii sizes, $40
Knee Pants. 1 to IN sizes. so
Shirt Waists, 4 to I 1 sizes, 20
Mems Suits, So to A sizes, 300
Boys Pants, o to N yrs, LOO
Boys Suits, 9 to 16 yrs. $50
OveralIs and Jumpers, SO
All the Good styles I
All the New Patterns
In Mems and Boys Spring and
Summer Clothes ready to be SEEM
appreciated and pun chased.
Spring GvercOafs
Fer Men, Young Men and Boys.
Prices and Styles just Right.
The Celebrated Star Shirt
Waists, TOO. 81 90, 81. So.
The hand of welcome extended
to rich and poor. NO distinction
shown and no deception practiced.
All wool goods at all wool prices.
Cotton warp goods at GOTTEN warp
Rriees3 and low prices for BOTH In
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WANTED

Ak& YOUNG LADY desires pleasant furn.
lit ished room with board in locality boundes
I4 by Grove street. Whitney avenue and State
street. Address p o. T3OX so7
Al5 IT. 80
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solrnaI all0 Courier.
sIseLn COPIES rwo onNrs.

DEn1vrRnD BIZ oARR1zRs IN THE Cry. -
CENTS WEEK, AZ CENTs MoNrH, $500
YEAn. THE SAME TERMS By MAIL
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A Cottage to Rent on the East
Shore

49, One Of the largest best located, and most de-
HSs sirable cottages al Morris Cove nearNew Haven
III to rent for the season. 1t has large Kitchen
with wster brought in), dining and, sitting
room and six large sleeping rooms we'll furnished
There is also good barn belonging with it. Apply
10 a. STEVENS, at the ONCE of the G. f. WARNER
MFG. Co 90 East street, New Haven. ala tt.
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FOR SALE.

The Cheapest Farm IN the state or
Connecticut,
,saAA CONsIDERING its value, situated 3 miles
kiiz from the village of New Hartford the Canal
III and Connecticut Western Railroad. 225 acres
Of land new twostory house, cider mill and still
house. VIII keep % head of cattle the year round.
Ont most of the hay with machine FiratcaRs circu
lar saw mill run with American turbine wheel, 25
horse power, wood and timber the place, more
than enough to pay for the price asked Two to
three hundred barreIs Of cider yearly Large guam
titles of grated fruit. Reason selling, going
west Terms to suit the purchaser Address
ALBERT PERRY.
Ne Hartford Conn,
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FARM! RARE Oh ANCE!
Must be Sold to Close an Estate.

SAsA Seventy acres. directly opposite Woodmont
Essis Station, on N Y and N. r. Il. r well divided
EAS into me adow, plough, pasture and woodland,
with medious house, two barns, good outbuild-
ings including house. apple and pear orchards of
choicest varieties, in full bearDg high ground, de-
lighful view of Sound. Also IA with house and
barn. directly in rear said station. As0 90
adjoining acre be had reasonable price
If desired. chance uneQualled to secure at q low
figure, the line the above railroad year
increasing value within i've miles of the city
of New Haven and we'll adapted for dairy purposes
or for raising small fruits Mortgage of S., 600
remain If desired. For terms call on sddress
E. BURR, JR.. Administrator,
Room ID, Franklin Block. Bridgeport, Conn.,
Or ]. R. AYREs ESQ, Woodmont, Conn.
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FOR RENT.

IAeAA. FJR5T-CLASS Tenement of four rooms for
ks!A small family No. so Lyon street, with all mod
&iI ern conveniepces; furnace, hot and cold water
bath room, water closet, etc IDquire on the premi
res or at n. STINOW'S,
afa,ib, 16 ST 1872 Chapel street, old number.
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FOR RENT

- THE premises No. 1e5 George street, corner
EtIa of Temple well adapted for hotel or saloon !;
ElW heated throughout by steam; viii be lea sed at
a reasonable figure to a good tenant. Apply Mt rs
Court street, Grillsy Co.'S office.
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The Republicans Of East Haven will meet ut the
Town HAl Thursday evening, April II, 1884, at 7SO
O'clock appnfnt delegates to the State convention
to be held at Hartford April 2Sd. 1884.
Per order Town Committee.
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Thomas O'Brien & Co,
Real Estate Agent and Loan Office,

500 CHAPEL SIRE EFT.
Money to loan at 5 and per cent
49, FOR SALG-A two. family House, IS rooms,
5I,a all modern improvements Ward street, for
#A So 500. A small house and large lot on Vernon
street for 49, SEQ A two family house with good lot
lot 6Gx14s on Chapel street, for 800. Lot Oak
street. AOxlG0, with two houses, for s. 000. two
family houses Cedar and Spring street. S. 800
to So, 800. Nice tenement, rooms, Ward street,
for sis per month. Good tenements In different
parts city Houses rented and rents collected
OHSaa oman averv avenfng.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as gardener by a Protestant man ::
N underHtands the care of greenhouses, lowers
and vegetables Can refer to Last place. ftteen years
Apply for three days at 81 LOOK STREEr
ais 81 Citv
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a SITUATION by experienced waitress or
"A would do chamberwork and sewing. Gail for
two days at WALL, STREET
aI5 2ta
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MARINE LIST.

FOR RENT,
III SUITE Of unfurnished rooms on second
I'LL door. Also furnished room. with or without
ale afs IT. ' -->-.
FOR RENT,
49, HOUSE No. 1853 York street, three doors
iis from Chapel street, II rooms; al oonvenien-
fz7sf York, cor Chapel Street.
;ssaA WILL buy house, containing Is rooms. city
He water on both floors Lot 5oxI4o. This prop
III erty is paying per cent on 5000: $3.50
vii secure the property. Inquire at sos Chapel
street, rom Is. E. L BAsSEIT.
al6tf
FOR RENT,
80 THREE FLOORS, S0x2O, So3 State street,
iia suitable for manufacturing or other purposes.
AID st Chapel corner Union streets.
FORSALE,
g. IN BranfoFd, two story house, barn and
sIIaa other outbuildings all nearly new beautiful
Ill location alb tut so rods from the shore, with
one six acres of land. Will be sold cheap. Terms
VIM. MILES dRANNIss, Fair Haven,
Or ]. AUGUSTUS BLACKSTONE,
FOR SALE,
49, Desirable building lot so feet front, on
fSII,,s whallsy avenue, Broadway. VIII be sold
lii very low if sold within one w9ski . ApPly 10
a16 st ia York corner CHI spel street
First Glass Investment.
HAVE for sale few shares OF the stock OF an IS
q tabiished manufacsur ng concern, which will
yield large proht amount invested Highest
references given. Address J. s. B.,
al6 At journal and Courier.
FOR SALE.
80 FINE country residence within short drive
iii OF the city; Is acres of very choice land in
DE high state of cultivation House IS rooms,
conser vatory, g.. ia fine condition. Large hne hen
merry carriage house and barn In fine condition; barn
contains 10 stalls with running water in each stall
ensilage vaults, harness rooms sc. Would take pay
ment in improved city property.
GEO. A. ISBELL,
ONCE State, corner ELM Street, TOdd's
ale Block.
Boats For sale Cheap.
TENW0 Shells.
II Four Bark CaEoes.
Two Bargea. @. P. AUGUR,
aI0 St. Wh1tneyvi1le, Conn.
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PACKING BOXES A SPECIALITY
THE NEW PICTURE STORE,
81 Crown Street, near Orange.
c. K. CALDWELL.
Fine Engravipgs. Photos. Etc.

New goods at reasonable prices
Fine Framing specially.
NoTICE-Almost twenty years experience as fore
OF the frame department for Evarts Cutler
should be suicent guarantee that all work entrust
ed to my care will BIS skillfully handled. ais lot
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by = respectable girl to do general
On Homework in private family. Good refer
ence Call at 2S9 CONGRESS AVENUE.
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Tia rat poison which Mrs Anna Barbors Mouneh
Of Meriden, took Monday with suicidal intent
caused her death late in the afternoon. She sWal-
lowed the whols contents of q box of Rough on
Rats DR.. Egglestoe is of the opinion that her life
could have been saved had medical aid been obtained
sooner. Mrs Mounch Eixty-ona years of Age
and kt led herself because she nterly hated Freder
lex J. Hnkensu, Aef daughters husband, and could
pot live with the family IN peace.
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EOR GAI,E

GOOD rich farm, 90 aor g, situated in
ES.!5 North Haven, on the Northford turnpike, i've
Eiil miles from HeE Haven. Plenty Of good fruit,
veil watered, good wood and; good large house and
,arn. Also several good horses for sae. We invite
Inspection. Apply to HENRY oLoUG
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HRmdam.

Republicans of the town of Hanndsn requested
to meet at Warmers Hall on Wednesday, April 18th,
at O'Clock D. to appoint delegates to the State
convention to be held in Hartford on the 2sd Of
April, 1884 Per order committee.
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ReaI Gstats.


FOR RENT.
90 TENEMENT. suitable for small family: APP
III ply at 1888 WOOSTER s rRE&E.
FOR RENT,
From May ist the desirable frame houss 2St BTaa
inquire at 800 CHAPEL ST., ROOM /.
ROOMS TO RENT
- TWO very pleasant furnished roous. with
I'll ense Location central References exchang-
ed. For further pArticulAre address
FOB RENT.
49, FIVE rooms corner South and Park stress.
Sssssa Five rooms a Spring street.
III five rooms in HeIleFs Block, State street.
Eve rooms "A Gill street.
-Four rooms corner George and Day streets.
JACOB HELLER,
ais Yale Bank Building.
FOR RENT.
sS55ITH school, church and horse cars, new house
yHsI with ten finished rooms, two story bay win
dow, large light eel ar and good yard room, water
convenient Price to cAreful prompt paying ten
ant SIS per month Apply to H b RIoHARDs. cor,
Mssg s sEse1 ana f'F'' ais e.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
- THREE houses. Also for rent six tene-
511a ments, renting from Sc to So per month. APP
az St Ei' ~ 49, - $50 oHAPEsL STREET
For Sale and To Rent.
$3.50 FOR RENT-Block House No. 239 Orange
III street. Perfect order. Possession at once.
Eiia Rent low to a good tenant for q term of years
FOR SAIE-House No. 81 Pierpont street.
Lots on Howard avenue, HallOck avenue
and in "The Annex"
Money to Ioan in sums of $500 on First Mortgage at
per cent. Inquire of
WILLIAM O. RoBIN9oN,l No. IA Whites Building,
PHILIP ROBINSON, { opposite ?. o.
Hours 10 to IL a. M, 3to 5 p m. SOS VAST
FOR RENT,
- FIRST FLOOR, six rooms. centrally located.
Esia INQUIRE of h WILLIAMS,
Eiia ala st 432 State Street.
FOR RENT.
49,, TEEEMENT I25 Dixwen avenue Also lower
,I,H door house corner Foote and Dixwel1 avenue,
ID SIS month. Inquire at
AZ 1t 131 DIXWELL AVENUE.
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IAesa A Farm Of 30 in the town of Guilford,
Effsa about one mile from the depot. good house,
EsH two barns, sheds and other outbuildings. If
cold soon 1t will be sold at bargain.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
rno6 759 Chanel Street.
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HBNO purchase small grocery store with n good
IL cash business, established. Address
ais 2t+ n this ofzoe
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