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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29
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The Pe@e's paper, The Daily Globe, viii in
acknowledgements under the heads of Help Wanted,
Situations Wanted Lost and Found, For Sale, For
Pen Boarding, not exceeding three lines. Free, TO
rich and poor alike but only one advertisement on
The same day from one individual. If answers tail
to come the first time, invite many repetitions
as are necessary to secure what you advertise for
We wish the advertisers feel that they are not i'm
posing on us by using our free columns. The GLOBE
10 use its columns freely in supplying their wants
Business Advertisements under these heads
viii be charged onc-baf cent word for each inser
ton. The patrons OF the GLOBE outside the CITY are
requested to use free advertising columns as we
desire all TO partake Of its benefits.
THE GLOBE COMPANY
ST. Paul. Mimi
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AUCTION SALES.
Joseph RothschiId.

HORSES. WAGONS. BUGGIES AND HARNESS,
J. at auction viii sell in the rear of Nichols
livery and sale stable the vacant lot facing St
Peter street Between Third and Fourth streets.
"Wednesday morning. July -, at IL O'Clock. twenty
i've head of work and drive horses, three second
hand wagons, i've buggies, one platform spring
wagon and ten sets single buggy harness. The
shove stock, etc. will be sold without any reserve
whatever, and parties in search of Il bargain will
find il 20 their interest TO remember the day. time
and place Joseph ROtbsehild. euctiOneer. 2OS-lO
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FOR SALE.
THE HOTEL DE HATEC

At Red Wing, MINI, three-story brick building on
the corner of Plumb ana Fort streets. Also good
barn and lot in the Of building. For terms
dress Joe Datlo, Red Wing, MINI l62-222
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29
STEAM HEATING APPARATUS

For the WASHINGTON SCHOOL. building. now in
process OF erection at the corner OF Olive and
Eighth streets 10 be furnished and set up in COM
plete working order, of sufficient capacity and
guaranteed 10 heat the inside of all the rooms in
said building TO a continuous and steady tempera-
ture Of T0o Fahrenheit three (3) feet from the
noor by fresh warm air, free from all Impurities
when the outside temperature is 35 : below zero.
Fahrenheit. the entire volume of air 20 be removed
once in every forty minutes and tested by an
thermometer. Proposals for cast-irOn boilers in
connection herewith should be accompanied bv
specifications by the respective bidders as TO heat
ing capacity, etc. Plan Of building at the Office
Of Willard Ulrici. Specifications for steel or
wrought iron return tubular boilers Will be on file
and can be seen at the Office Of the Secretary.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond on the
part OF the bidder, with two % good and sufficient
sureties, in sum amounting TO at least twenty
FIVE C25) per centum of the contract price of work
and material the bidder proposes TO do and furnish
in his said bid, and conditioned that in case his
bid is accepted by the Board of Education, he viii
enter into contract with said Board 70 furnish
such work and material in accordance with the
requirements and IN the manner and for the price
mentioned in his bid.
All bids must be respectively marked Pro-
posal for Engine House." or steam Heat
ing" on exterior of sealed envelope. endorsed
with the name and address of the party or
hrm presenting the same. and addressed and mailed
or handed 90 the undersigned at his Office. at the
High School building. where he will receive them
during the usual business hours. until the hour of
the final day for their reception FIRST above stated
BY direction of the BOARD Of Education.
2l0-2l5 OTTO DREHER, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL.

I OANS on life insurance policies LIP Van Nor
IL man. No. PAS, First avenue south, Minneapolis
June 81, Tyr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A MODERN Hairs iron safe and letter press for
n sale cheap Il Casey, POI Pearl street. 2IO
Tor sALE-TwO perfectly-broken chicken dogs
Il cheap. Address al" Globe ONCE, MinneapO-
lis.
Tor sALE-A good set Of turner's tools cheap at
l. 500 Walnut street. 2IO-21l
COMPLETE house furniture; house rent ss5 per
- months Two rooms rent for SEQ. VI Hoey, Misit
ParlOrs. 4
A FINE stock ranch for sale. Moon & Pussy,
n Miller, Dakota. 1
G160 WORTH Of carpenters tools for $50. In;
,21OO qulre at SIG Robert street, st. Paul
TWO English pointer pups. months old. for sale
Il cheap. 81 sherman street. 1
E'oR SALE-one good COW, at $50 Laurel street.
EoR SALE-Cheap. a small horizontal Ames en-
Il CINE. Inquire Of L W Vanderhoof, isS Western
avenue.
A NUMBER Of Tne miIch cows for sale Address
u Charles Leonard, $50 Portland avenue
TWO good mich cows for sale. Inquire at PCS
Il Banni street in the morning, noon or evenings
one gives 20 quarts OF milk day
LHOE sALE-A new cabinet Grand upright piano.
Il cost $500, cheap; must sell az once. Address y
II, this Office 6
q GOD building stone for sale, soc load and plas.
VI terers' sand given away; 81 Irvine park. 6
DARLoR set and other house hold furniture for
Il sale; sQ2 Exchange street. 6
NEWFOUNDLAND pups for sale; six weeks old;
' dogs $40. females SIS; 46s Robert street. James
Hilyard. )
DOR sALE-A dairyO Of nifty cows, stables. sheds
Il and dwelling house in suburbs, Ashland, Wis;
unlimited range; on reasonable terms. I q Young.
& Co, Ashland. Wis. 2U3-2I1
ENNGINE FOR SALE-FOr sale at a bargain a 20
IL horse power engine In irst-ciasss order; or win
exchange for lot in good location. Franklin
Machine works. corner Sixth and Cedar. 1921
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BIDS.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July Is, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received until
Monday, the Sd day Of August, 1885,
At O'Clock p. m, for the construction of an
ENGINE AID BOILER H0UyE

(Workshop and Chemical Vault, forming a part
thereof, to be erected on the ground in rear of
the High School building, according TO plans and
specifications prepared by and now to be seen at
the Office OF Messrs. Willard y Ulriei, architects
DrAke hlock. East TLird street Alsn- for 4
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

w ANTED-situation in or about bo1eo Nv :.
w man. speaks several languages. can make nv.
self generally usefulbest OF references. LIP. Globe
Minneapolis. 49, 0i0"o;
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WANTED-A arst-class matchmaker; best of
Address j, Globe, Minneapolis "pp''
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS,
SITUATIONS OFFERED

A WIDOW cdesires young lady comnanion.
l n Address Tor three days Com panion, Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29

a GOOD barber will find steady employment i'm.
n mediately by Joe, Ala Washington avenue north.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Norton's
Real Estate and Steamship Agency, southeast
corner Third and Jackson streets St Paul, and
20 washington avenue south, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29

INoR BENT-kiefer's Terra Gotta works. Hese
4 Is the chance 10 build up the best paying manu-
featuring business in the state Terra Gotta Is
used In most every building. Architects will tell
you SO. Garden and flower vases sewer and water
pipes, fire and glazed brick earthern ware Of every
kind can be made here; material handy; practical
workmen 90 hand Inquire Of A. 4. Kiefer 100
East Seventh street 95-9s'
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

Male.
4 GIVE. experienced canvasser wanted to take
N orders in St Paul and country towns for we'll
paving articles on commission. Address L F, Globe
offc
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
NIISCELLANEOUS.

DHOTOGRAPH GALLERY for sale very cbean
L S, 1925 Franklin avenue, Minneapolis
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-31

ing what he did, and tile EXPRESS trs
crossed the switch.
On, OF it went, and he could 600 !.
passing before the station, going by :
If it were happy to escape a danger AMI
disappearing III the darkness. Dnsr
had been strongest. Stupefed. stac.
gored, speechless, Laurence was roo,ea
to the spot, holding still the eursoa
handle which had helped him to LAs
his child.
"Now," he said, "it is my turn to die .
The other train was about to pass
He stepped forward, crossed his apms
and awaited it. The whistle sounded
the heavy engine puffed.
Bewildered, thinking Of nothing
there he stood.
But that instant a burst Of uvhfar
sounded behind him. He turned. wild
with hope.
ooh, naughty papa!-he won't plav
with Aimee, said the most beloved Of
voices.
The child was clinging to him.
Laurence did not seek to know how the
child came there alive. He seized her.
and flew with his treasure into his lit.
tie cabin. Then he put her on the
ground before the lamp and looked At
her. He could not bear so much low
and fell fainting beside his daughter.
who, in her turn, screamed with terror
At this moment Celine arrived. She
heard Aimee's voics and ~hhasteneiil her
steps. Then becoming impatient, She
called, "Aimee!" The child ran TO
meet her, crying, Mamma, mamma, |
am frightened"
what is the matter?"
Papa has fallen down"
Cel1ne rushed toward tine sentry-box
and found her husband completely in
sensible, stretched on the ground. She
sent for help, and the doctor. who had
not left the village, came and restored
the poor man to consciousness. The
next day when Laurence rose his wife
Looked at him with terror. Instead Of
his former bright color he exhibited a
corpse-like pallor. which never left him
to the end of his days. Laurence was
forced to tell his wife all. When he
had finished the poor father turned to
Aimee and said:
"But, darling, why weren't you kill
ed?"
"Why," said the child, IT did what
Simon did. "-Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-31

Tt Is now estimated that the pedestal,
for the Bartholdi statue willcost $500, 600,
A Chicago justice Of the peace holds that
the aiiff fsfH GGstzett5 1vShhatsiio do not
come under the head ofobscene literature.
The statement Of the land sales OF the
Union Pacific Railway company, FOR June,
shows an aggregate Of $50, 234 acres, which
realized $4S2 ,094. Compared with June,
1854, this Is d decrease 81 293,065 acres
and $4aS, 047.
A Fort Reno special says that Gen. Sheri-
dan has given the Indians all the oppor-
tunity they wanted sor talking, but in turn
or instructions. The Indians still oppose
the disarming proposition, maintaining
that there would be long delays In getting
their pay for their arms from the govern
ment. The general viii not make his talk
to them until the enrolment is completed.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-31

Assistant postmaster at Portsmouth,
Ohio absconds with $4,000.
The Emma Mine scandal is revived in
the United States circuit court mt Chicago,
iii.
Charles Damarin, SON and chiei deputy OF
postmaster Damarin, OF Portsmouth, O.,
he's absconded with So, roo OF government
sulsds.
Capt. Daniel n. Ward, who was arrested
tof ~swindllng several business firms ia New
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-31

Six persons were drowned in the Walnut
river, seven miles below Douglas, Kansas.
Arson Carman and vito and Mrs. Jay Car
man, their son wife, v into the stream,
which had risen during the night from re-
cent rains and were swept down and out Of
sight OF the second wagon, which came
down to the ford q few minutes later. In
the second wagon were Mr.. and Mrs. Knnfes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Carman. They
drove into the stream and were swept
down also.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-31

Ex-vice President William A. Wheeler Of
Malone, n. Y. is spending the summer at
Richfeld Springs, N. y.
Cyrus w. Field is trying to sell Manhat-
tan railway stock in London. Mr.. Field
is worth SO, 90, 600 at the outside.
Senator George f. sioar OF Worcester,
Mass, will be orator Sept 2 at the 25th
anniversary OF the Incorporation OF Con-
cord.
Prof. Adams, the newly elected president
OF Cornell university, has written Andrew
ID. White, accepting the presidency Of the
university.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

man ready for lit,,cro,l.i..u..,,,.
was road and c,,n,,,;,ti.., Is '.' W.
ther time to soc ,,t'a, J st"ii'eu lhr-
ing wonld east ""' '''' '''Hogr"ph-
prtitinn of Uar,,,.. ., ....
inc ,ri'uj..inn w." '. "a ''"''uS' ASK
their ruoipn in ia. r,.u 80. ,''',' ''v'
f<.sl, nt,irr '.,,o,.,'', w '''' IN W.
Eul ,t N'l1
md n,,l.rs,'r.iI,' ~ ~" was "''o"e"
a.. ,,,..,i.,
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,NtINlsuLD >iNhs>.


Ills honor Mayor Wilkc, called the
meeting to order, Aldermen Ilhbs
and owens being absent.
Petitions from citizens of McLcn-
man county were read. KING that the
rltv take step, in regard to graycllng
and liking up Spcight street so that IT
will hc made pa> sable during the IAN
and winter months and that certain
bitches be cut so ~ 10 drain the mud
hole in said street. This l. very
iiuportam thoruughIarc leading into
me city. aud tho petitioners, residing
outside the city limits, propose To
Grade and gravel it and put il in first
rlns, condition it the city will do her
mart. Petitions granted and street
committee instructed to have the
cit's part of the work done at once.
Alderman Spcight, chairman of
committee on public schools reported
that he had contracted for the cree
ZION of the cOlorcd school house III
the Second ward, and ordered repair
made on other colorcd school bulld
ings. Report adopted.
On motion OF Alderman Gridcr
the committee on public improve
mcnt, were instructed 20 have M
nuisance abated, nj the corner o
Washington and Fourth streets,
Deeds for property on streets II
West Waco were received ana NEE
with the city secretary.
MIR. Braiuard RorisOn, Secrrlar! .
the Jenney Electric company, az
dressed the council on the advantage
orld, light and gave his ideas in !,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14
ROUND ABOUT row
Chicken feed al Il. y. Palmcr's.
Let Texans insure in the T. Il. A

Let Texans insure in the I. R.A
Buy your groceries AT |. Gathers. |
No one can handle the babies i'm AN !
operating gallery like Mrs. pclno.
The prices of l&agland's goods defy |
competition from any quarter
Fresh groceries constantly uli hand |
at !. Gaither'-.
Poor men cannot Afford 10 live
without protection The r. 3. A. |
oilers the best
Eagland has the finest assortment |
ot lcwelry and watches ever brought |
to This market.
Fathers. insure in the T. Il. \. |
ppn 70 IN foreign associations.
y northeast wind prevailed Nr- |
terdav morning.
Daisy q. Will toe ranlrd AT tine White
Elephant Tonight.
Prohibition and anti Prohibition
cigars and tobacco ut Ilcrl'~.
Ihc holes un Austin avenue are hr- |
my tilted with Gravel
The mcr,ur, stood at gl i'm fine
shade Yesterday morning AT $50
O'Clock.
MIR li~lc sold In. l,l. .of roii.,u
lerdal 10 MIR Bart Moore toI - l.3I
rcul- per pound.
Every body who is Interested Ina the
price of cual should read with care
Mr.. W. -. LaccN'> advertiser mt.
Call nj the Academy of Art and seq
the latest work IN photos. II excel.
All past efforts.
Just now YOU can't afford to want
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column tor simple rrruodir-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14
FAMOUS FUNERALS,
uaRnificeut phgcnntS Honor o,
Departed Heroes

uny,,,,c,u, p,ucnuts,n ,,,
uc,,r,c.,,o.
,....,,,,, p,.,,,,' ,d,,.,t..,.
Tna philo,unher. nfrnur.o l,o ii.
po.itiut of tho litrlr.s b,un,u b.,.I,.
seems "A matter of small mn,n,ut H.,
to the great body of The nno,,l, 49,.
funeral rites and Inst rr.ti,y ,L... Nv,
one Of it. vreat heroes nr,. m,tinr. -,
kccnr.t interest Iu yirw of III. .,
proachino obscouir. of our own ornia,
national hero. if win Ia. int,rn.,i,,,,.,''
recall the houors maid ottnr ,Inati
the remain, of some nt. tho ,,ro,t ,'.,'
tain~ OF history
Two long ycar. ,y.rn c,,,.,,,,..i -.
the fnrrui1nblr ur,,,oro,i,,,. "
funeral of AhXuu,lrr tbr ,,r.ot IN,
ing at Babylon. he dirnrtrJ ,ra, ~ |
body. which wa, innnJi.nir nna
banned with rb,hnr,,i,.. ,..,r. Ia. Eo,',' /
tian and Gladden. odrnt. .LoulJ i,
deposited i'm the rcmilr of .I,nitnr
ON nm Eo\utiot .oo.t. Irrdr,c,,rlI IA,
the cuui.unus Ji.tuncn ,hc ,tncns.i,,,
set forth an army Of WORT nrn l.y.
inc hnru .ri,, tnr,,ord ia rr,,.ir a..
ron,, and h,iI,r- Thr tuu,roI rn,
was Drawn hv si>ty-fnur ,n,,lns ',l.,,
ON fan. lbri,. .trouvil and .,ln .I..,
AIN. ,,,,,ri.,urJ 1hr.ro,. i,..J,. a..
nf .urra.. in,,,uo,,uitirrurn t,n'-n,l.','
md rayr. at the yhnrls ond rnb, -
The nNlr. hnin" rnyrrrJ Win u,lJ
the plntform unhnl,linu a.roy,I nn,iil
ION lncr,stod with Gems. s,uporiin,, -,
chrome and - collin fine iattrr nf onlJ
and filled win costly snirn, Am ,hn
hn..\ newer r,,rh,i IT, destination
ptolrmy arrested If. provrr.. nnJ
buriri il nj Alrxaudriu which eli,
may br -,id ia hnNr nruvrd itself thn
ruiurinu monument of hr rnu-
uucrnr
Very different was the funeral of
.Iuliu- Caesar. THE circumstances uf
hi, death were 50 tragic. and .uch
enormous, crowd, valhrrcd to n,r.
ceremony that thrv could mo-, be
formed mo n PROCESSION. and the dit.
! frrrut classes of people were accord
I inoN asked to come together under
thcir appropriate insignia in the Field
ot Mars. The body OF the great Ro
man was exposed. living uponn pilded
| bed. covered with scarlet and cloth of
| guid. and pmccd undcr n magnificent
canopy in the form of IA temulc.
Alter the iunc~al ceremonies were
oyrrA question aru-r where They
/ should bury the body. Some ~ug-
scslcd II temple on Capltoinc hill;
other, suggested the senate huu,c
where he had fallen. The senate. less
willing to pay him extraordinary hon
ur,. proposed more retired spot.
The discussion was last becoming n
dispute. when two soldiers. with
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

Waco, rcNa-, August
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14

France. continent COR stock NJ United
States ports this la,. l1l.O-J this Hay Iast year
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-14
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Smyrna times., 1885-07-29

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has finally succeed in purchasing
the Delaware, Maryland & Virginia
Railroad Superintendent l. N. Mills of
the Delaware Division reported on Sat
urday A. M, last that the sale had been
consummated and that he took posses
sion of the road ON Friday evening last.
The Delaware, Maryland & Virginia
railroad, which by this purchase passes
under the control of the Pennsylvania
system, comprises three lower Peninsu-
la rOads-the Junction & Breakwater,
Breakwater & Frapkford and the WOr-
cester. The first extends from Har-
ringtOn to Lewes, passing through Mil
ford and Georgetown; the second from
Georgetown to Frankford; and the
third from Frankford to Snow Hill,
with recent extension to Frankford
City, on Chincoteague Island. The
entire length of these roads is about
ITO miles. The State of Delaware is
interested in the Junction & Breakwa-
ter and Breakwater & Frankford roads,
having loaned them 100000 and $780,
600, respectively which is secured by
first mortgage bonds.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-29
Opening of Mails.

Going North, 200 and 1910 A. NJ, and 3.5OP.M
Going South, $50 A. NJ, and 72OPM.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-29
Very Low Ppieess

The Dry Goods of various kinds advertised at Bar
gains fast going away, but there others yet to
come Scotch Zephyr Ginghams in Blue and Green
Checks at and 10 cents New Lawns, Chambrays and
Seersuckers Hats PalasOs and Cassimers still going
All Groceries adapted to Summer trade in Stock Fish
ing Rods and other Tackle. General Stock full in all
Departments
Smyrna times., 1885-07-29
smyrnn Rranch Trains.
Closing Of MaiIs

Going North, 7.23AM. s.S3A.M. 415P.M
GOlhg SOUTH 900 14iP.M. 442P. NJ. 7.43
Smyrna times., 1885-07-29

One day good policeman
Upon Market Street did see
A fellow who was dancing
Happy as a man could be.
Two words, while he was dancing
From his lips he Oft left fall,
And they had a world of meaning,
For these words were TOWER HALL.
Men and boys had gathered round him,
The policeman bade them 90,
Then he told the fellow dancing,
That the meaning he would know
OF his capers on the pavement,
And he wished to know his name
TOWER HALL" was all his answer,
To each question twas the same
Said the officer " He's crazy
He's lunatc Ostray;
To u magistrate III take him.
And see what he will say"
Before the magistrate arriving,
He was asked, Where do you liye?'
"TOWER HALL" he still made answer,
And no other would he give.
a." lie is craZy!' said his Honor;
Though so nicely he is clad;
Will ask him now Il question.
And commit him if he's mad"
Where did you buy your clOthing?n
TOWER HALL he said again.
You're discharged, replied his Honor
That prOreS that goH arc SdIic ~
ITS a very righteous verdict"
Was the prisoners reply
Judge, you see, | went to the Tower
Just suit of clothes to buy;
And / got the suit now ON me,
At Il price, in cash, so small,
That could not keep from dancing,
Nor from shOJHIng TOWER HALL"
Your excuse is all sufficient"
said his Honor; 20 and shout
And, If you feel like dancing,
You have leave TO dance il out.
shall 20, myself TO the Tower
And shall purchase there rig!
Then, on Market street l'll meet you,
And we both will dance Jig
HIGH qualities Low prices and RELIABLE gar
ments are the legitimate inducements offered L
purchasers at
TOWER HALL,
51S and 520 Market ST., Philadelphia, b.
GARITEE, MASTEN & ALLEN,
Smyrna times., 1885-07-29
County and State Items.

From the North, HOO A. NJ, and S15P.M.
From the South, - and II 80 AN