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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-14
Listen To Your wife.


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tHts grfsgs - Tny c4-..
-. A'tA 's,',i ts.risE yrags ~, with "a l~,.-
~ ,ier NtG<s'
; ysArAisttr l>~s- x a-rv- fJ,r.. rar..lv cared
.'fra 80 i2f several year f1s.Is able To set a.
tssG-
Aud tlr ;lss tA~s FlS.' vravS not able tn attend
"a my Fl>iuszS. NftAeGEl
Many I1t1ts. have t-rss tints, for ME
IA" lNsI X p irusnE p-iuE Nerve stretching
- E'#trs a. wIs y'is~l sta tie
Il IA t"r !IeIyAh,as' Near Mlnrhe,i~r. In
AAv. l>~-
/ avn 81, - 9vls-At.,-. '-F-ar ANYTHING In ,h.
>ttsEs- e Iaf.-rE.' M4st4~tu.--
Ani mat IN 'ns o's"-tsons - my ,l-sr Wits
r'nsiHn' nf~'HS - IT, Hop H5Jt-c>. hut finally
- pa-ity Atr-~
t.py~ruts~l"
BAL Upt quite ntsss,.i t5l-, f9r<i l-ttIs- when
i,-i change cons os~T no. This ~a< saturday
eiF"''s ~Asi 81 mF rss'm companions Il was
~ugrs could
~Nalk'
- started ms the i..,r aui tsark
] tisClly knew huS - contain rnY-s-If waS
all over the npu~s, sm gaining strength c,-t,
dAs NnI can "A'S quit A'c wJiloul any
~-itrS '-
err support.
AN NV at :us pss hons. aaI hpls. ,n,n Ia
h aalN in earn IA "wt uyiug again. | have
BON . ~ -uu's-r 81 It4~ Manchester
~HNal Exchange"
F1T nearly thirty ycarS aaI Ma most heartily
congratulated ga going luio t{4r g,spnI on rhu1s-
da' iaNi- Very gratefully ynpr- JoHS BL4Ck.
HUHN.
M>~ruEsrEg Eng Pc. -. l~<i.
Tao year, sairr am perfectly we'll.
SS-Nple x~nu "a. without bunrl, 81 rrrsn
Hops tai- whit l4l,-t -huu all an. wills mi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-14
FOR COMMISSIONER,

Nessrs Eiitors Your will please announce
in the next issue of your valuable paper Mr.
JAMES I. PENN AS suitable candidate for
County Com missioner, subject to the action OF
the mocratic nominating Convention. Mr.
PENIS wel-known integrity and business
qualifications would render him a most desra-
BILE person for the position.
June 18TH 1885. POMONKEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-14
Wuuuuuummn

SS Ebps Senu n. without = bunch Of greer
Hop ca tsi~ whit lSb.i. ~huu all TN, vile ts1i
soaous sttn VITA Hop or Hop, Ia their name
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-14

Tel! the children 20 cut out and ave the comic
Silhouette pte'ire- A. they appear from issue to
issue They VII lie Pleased with the colec,.or-
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

Joseph, IIyd. Wilmington, Del, COM
pletc, 1881. Payment when bridge Is
eompletyd.
j. ID. Steel, Co, Polts,own, Pa,
sl,S55, subsirEcture only.
J.. sykes & S5n, p.ila., supcrstrUet-
ure, sl,6l5; substructure, S3.9S8; total,
Si6l3.
j.. Dunnithorn, Phoenixyille, Pa
iron, 81, 100; wooden joist, $3.50. No
payment until bridge is completed.
J ". shipman, y. Y. superstruct-
ura,s1.59O.
John W. Berry, Ptttstou Pa, supet-
structure, sl,775.
Columbia Bridge Co., Dayton, Ohio,
suptrstructure, Sl.so0, with two side
walks; 81, 800, with one sidewalk.
Canton Iron Co., OAlo, supers ruct-
ere Sls44. No payment until work is
completed and accepted.
Riverside Iroa Co, Paterson N. j.,
no pay u til work is completed and 1t
cepted. All w5l5, S237l; supers.rue.
tule S1737.
King l'o@ Bridge CO., Cleveland,
OHIO. Complete superstructme. low
truss, Slj93,4l; high truss, Sjl.14 adj
ditioua'; regular track ran. Sji,15 adj
Gltional.
o. H. NJ
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Al TIE RiNK.

On Thursday evening a Phantom
carnival WIS given at the rink under
the charge Of Manager stowe. Many
of Frrnch's bauder5 aid a few from
Wilmington and the town were clad in
glostlg }abiliments, After a grand
march .l.cy uunasked ard skating was
participated inFymany rntil 10 O'Clock
af cr Which time several engaged in
dancing for Il while. Tie mnst special
attrac ion o. the evening was tie fan
cv Stating Of Prof Eel N1rt's tie
champion slal.er Of Ohio, lie Ierfor-
med the m1st wonlerfnl fcats in such
a graceful manner TIA drew for h
rounds Of app'alse from the many
present. J'cgF have ever Y T. ess I
su;h actions on %roi!pr', There &ia
lie sore spe al attractions at Tie rink
every TIuGaiaJ evening.
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Board Of Chosen Froel,ollers

Tie July meeting WAS hell on last
wednesday week in the Court House.
The routine Of reading and passing
Liils was 0 ,e through. Included in
these bills were those for taking the
census III several of the townships.
The repor. of the committee relating
TO Hancach's Bridge, was that a new
iron bridge to be bIilt. Ga motion,
report was accepted and committee
discharged.
A motion was made that new iron
bridge 10 be bailt at nancock's Bridge
of Dimensions u ba hereafter dxel l..
Carried.
Committee on Uppor Canal Bridge
reported repairs to tie delw to bs ae-
tally Necessary.
On motion, report was received AMI
FreeholIer Layton notid-d 10 have the
repairs done Immediately.
ComniJsta % I'cnn's Neck BIi6g,
rr,o.la1 that tao repairs In La4d would
be- ~cunDlcte3 last week.
me BIDS f9r eoitstyuet,aga now iioa,
bridge at Woodstoan we're open 4, as
Follows:
Y. u Tass Col,lal4;, Y =
SIT, rnta q foa., ti9!.l 50
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SMITH HEWITT, or
n. E. VAIN WRIGHT.
Moonlight Excursion,

The steamer $. 4. Mccall will make
a moonlight eXcursio n en- tho river on
next Thursday evening ,23d for the bell
eft Of st. Faul's Sunday school libra
~. Trf. =. Pierce and his choir aud
and the rdnsgrove Comet baod will
ace la;nry tie excursion to furnish
music. Al are invited 10 go. Tie
boat leaves the wllprf at s O'Clock.
Fue Is cents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

\ new sHinA,e is being praeticel on.
formers 10 5eHIa portions Of this State
as follows: y very sleek looking indi-
vidual calls ut a farmers house aud
says be IS a representative Of a hrm
who S get,ing statistics as To The guam
THY Of grain raised in New jersey and
that he IS assigned to this county. He
then puts down the the farmers name
place of I~c-i1a4cr, gets from BIN the
number Of bushels Of grain of different
kinds rai3.d. the number Of acres from
VhioAt tie grain was gown, the quality
Of laui and Kind mauurng, g.. The
sta'emeHt is read to the farmer and
The gle K Young man asks him To sign
Tie rrpo,,, waieh viii be sent TO Clica
60 aHd When tie book j.. out he will get
& copy. The farmer signs and the
the young mau departs. Ia u short
time the farmer is notified to come and
Ray d negotiable note left in tie bank
for goilecti H..
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

Was held in Divers WOODS On Thurs
day. It was tie }arg st M thl' has
even been held, pao2!e being present
from all over Tie su,rouad3eg coHftty
for mills. IT. is estimated that there
were hplwean 1893 ANA 1880 people
present. The Pad:!ettown Gomet
Bard VAS present during the Whole
day ana gave al ahun lance Of excel
l.pe masc. The biz tnials tur9cd ons
IN force 10 nliventhc occasion. There
we're .t~weasy-ffe men dressed to
ra1rescrt the Rcd Men of tie woods.
In the morning they dove through
the town followed by Tie bind to ex-
cite curiosity. Then0at exciting and
ans.-ing scene occurred ahont 2 o'clock
IN tacafternoon when the indians came
rushing through the woods in pursuit
oftwo other who were captured and
,ritd bcfoa. their council. One Was
eoudemal to be burned a. the sta<f.
He was taken 10 atenf untila large fire
was started when y dummy ~as brought
out and drown in Che fire. While il
WIS bang consumed the war dance
w3s performed around The tire. Other
amusemouts were INDUCED in AID all
had a grand zine notwih5tan ling 1l4
dry. dusty, sultry weather
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

,-nr MIR fnr ua.r of
iae 0"P
iaH' .,o
Ide F'iA y wei
4,f....
iNe - - - 49,,
Il IS No" 0s''S ''''
The sFa'A barge > III" e'.1 ~
carrying Scoops "le GGNe' gins
Tile good p2op.e Of felEsTtIIe want
tha SUNDAY c%c1r3io3s o 'a@I i''ee
stepped.
Tie s'e''ihe' D. a a's9st'
n'afiy lo'o IoOi-1"0iH "a 'i'''''' Va u"
Itnr&day'
The N. :. Sunday So}laai CT P,Hns-
VIE viii hcla y pici.i. IL M,.caen's
weeds on August 12.i.
r..,7ss },arh, h.,, l,auze in glc
..,. 800 ,,iId .,r nm taa d. a.x. E;a
,..,i r,o4,.,
81. laul3 lafsoHs SC "Hd FSoi6e
STATIONS uew house are iae,o5rd and
-, I'D. r..,j,, FIR 3qz4arrrg
-" @'0
E.lHan township in Gloucester com
t.L.,o ,,,.h.iio9 a. is4 1Pae VII
= ii''5 d pSt"t".tio
lace OF EriIrcDort La : 45I Inhabitants.
The {ralIut St If. n. Sunday
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dQanamaker'S.
PuiiADa .puA, July 13, IS;

IufLAO2 .bi'Ai july Is 10
French sateens again,
Those neat satccnsl Those
pretty sstecnsl Those won
derful sateans! Uriquesateea5I
They've come! They've come
The little figures on cream and
gold on navy-blue and myrtle
and brown and plum.
For weeks We haven't dare
to print he word. We've hal
S teens AID French sateens;
Ut the pr,ntngs! Sateens
are noting. The printing IS
y rytlil g We, cve-Y 1a-
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

Can seaGr. The handsome cabin
yacA.,
aRETTA ). SINFUL
which lis been fitted ont for The rur-
pose Of taking pirate or select parties
to any place lesited Oh the river and
bay at very reasonable rates either for
a short sail or for several days. She
will be commanded by Capt Smith
Hewitt. For terms and particulars
apply TO
SMITH HEWITT or
81. E. VAIN WRIGHT.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

chant in town has French sa-
teens; but The own is waiting
for the tiny figures of cream
and gold on navy-bIue and
myrtle and brown and plum.
With nothing but samples TO
show We VI sold ahead. We're
ready now to deliver. But no.
tee. you who have bought.
Not all the sateens that are
coming have come; not more
than halt. The other half are
dae in a day or two. Ito
show you whether yours are
here, we print the colorsabovc.
French hne-cotton satccns
have had a curious history.
They were gay at ilrst-six
years ago they began. Next
year they were gayer than gay.
AHdac!ouS coior~PTl"I4S my
There were beetles and but
teraics, t2dpoIos and turtles,
I2P5tefS ana o.Tos' on YOU
crosses once llit AT 'il .Gy. V
quoted down. 4l t''ou /, 4i'
1}e iaShloh-"FltIFS Nv P.e'o,
ca {henPf"i7eu mos '''G '0 al
9ati2h1'5A PFiil''ii8@' 1lLi
gsrq1gh we nave yen1ureu 70
aoa9t TIE rc"iiL$ J 9's GAI'"-
VACANT taste tl3I was taNeIl
,2f granted Dy th1 >S.Ia5l
ifengn S@teeI,S anu PjoP.lC"
OF l4sAIoih W po13til PI&2.
lu9e'y Oh s'y'@s' 2 Wv 'Pl,i,'5,S
o. qu'ilI.''9a, We atol
'Ly5c9 Oh rG our oHil' ial~'l'
siy.o5' M Tba
merchants were all against us
Of coursc-their stocks were
against us. But zee lad IT.
EIgleg. Even now, when MIX
ers and merchants n k have
come TO ouieter STYLES. we have
found a wav to soften tier
SIMPLEST effects. by tints Of
cream and gold instead Of
clearer, brighter. sharper,
stronger. white. ind the Ia
dies arc ay:.M rs still.
We've said before that no
body else his any of these
tnv.hoJre, cream and gold
| feurc On navy-bluc and myr-
lie and b~9wn and plum, s..
saans We inverted them,
ordered the makers to make
| them, for us exclusively. We
a,,nansn.l not = varl of them
..L..4
N0lld rIaCl dhoLlGi AZ ian
y &C. lt-a,I l',,,, - o 3,l'
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having eenpermanenilycured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, by a sim
ple remedy, is anxious to make known To his lei
low sufferers the means OF cure. To all who de-
sire it, he viii sem a copy OF this prescription
used. CFREE.) with the direction for preparing
and using the same which they viii find a sure
CURE for COUGHS. COLDS, CoGsUMP"
TloN, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITls, sc.
PARTIES wishing the Prescription, will please
address, Rev. f, A. WILSON, l9i Penn ST.
WILLIAMSBURG n. Y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

ryyipr!asan salt Rhenm was driven en-
tirrly away from Mrs. j. C. AnGersan Peshtigc,
Nh. by Rardork Blood B,tters. No eIpal as i
blood purifier.
For rheumatism, Luntago, Neuralgia, CFapp
and Collie tacIe is no REMEDY superior to the
genuine Or. Thomas Electric oil.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18
For H0yg and Girls.

We shall GIVE AWAY several thuusgGd dol
lars ia ~reStuts lcl re Aug. 1T. lGt nding
Solid Cod Watches, I"weIy, H-.J, R~rTUbcis,
Victims. HsutCa, Gultats, h.t.stc iozest Ice
CHEST, Ieicsa0prs ,anU gycl. thing al Hi.el gsA.
bog or gil ruuut dc lie.
ii yOl WALTZ The NOBEL uhGAt1SE Tor TIC
yougn Of the l5 century, ar'fi - trHss " ihl'e
sIQNTgs TRIAL sCEsChiPfT0T ana list al pfc5-
cufs. A3al.dfoIu" FOpkgl knife 81 SOMETHING
OF GREATER AL E~lttaHtrJ 10 a. sp4dlnE.
send 5Jt yaug trends aIir..iye thc presents.
&FIt-.s, &AT. lUU .-S MUNlEl+, ttAt.U,
y. Y
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.DrPEcToPx
~errsrpIpT1oY T

Ssr War $3.50. In Advcnce sl.25.-
All subscriptions outside OF the Coun.
e. masS De paid ctststiY IA eaVagee
.gsftsulE Rates MADE klscan N application.
sSrr;, cop7 II EEccEU seat y isquest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18
-nEtAWANFRIKEER Z.


,lan from Philadelphia AMI intermediate
nc 4flIye daEy. except sunday at vol !.
. sT,ir u and III q. M. Mail eiossS Al G:@
pa M. Valuablps aJ,d letters register
% application. Zee, 10 cents
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SOCIETIES.

Friday evening.
SOCIETIES.
PARADISE E~NCAMPMENT. Nc. At, !. O.
q. +. Meets GU the lat, and Sti FF5day evenings
~ ,y.ry Unuth.i in Odd Fellows Hal.
q p sd Blnart; II. p. j. 9 MURPHY; ;. W."
E,a. p. Fawcett scrioe Il; n. fiIpafH1rIii i
30. t3lidF !. +. LAYTON; Isl. w ~. uSSeE'
- r; ana WI. L, lloyd; P.C.
rhNXs GEUvECONCI AyF. No. =. l9.
II. meets every 2u1 and IN Friday o. e"eh
Hwoutn in Odd Fellows Hall, otfl+ oc!!a't
On \. st.. benny; Provost, L, li&fker;S.
- Siehou. J. f. smith: tInanclcf' IL D
Ea!o: secretary. ". Z. Ycager'
rHIoN LODGE No. IS X. Gf P, meets every
- ,,iiSC,j,5 ,y+uJus Ia oIl Etllpss' HAL.
=, = ! oEHk c;0 III. .5,,e WA.'1 NJ 81 +,
"a, " KIM Iuii ~ Ms. Avis: Rot SIS,
= :. ozark NJ. 1t ~. Geo. J0fjoA; 4. Co. sGha
CJJh .. e., F.H ranlHl.
SATURDAY. july. Il. 1875.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 of Trust finds To IoAa On good
m u sgage S curly.
Apply at RECORD ofce,
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18
,,pruonIST ppoTEsTANT

np5grrs P-rurt.-Rev John l.. Watson.
sgndiy ..EuIi II 10 a. II David $hnpEins
Sgpcr'nfendent. rr,yor moot
ing Wednesday evening ana CiaS' h'e9t'"s-
fiIay evening.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-18

All Aches &ah21 P91ss3e
Al sufferers Of the above complaints should
not abandon hope until they have given the
xxx MEDICINE a trial.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05
LITTLE FOLKS.

A little girl on seeing peacock for the frs
time remarked what beautiful hustle it
had.
Too bad. Maggie to her stepfsther, who
is very popular with the children: Il wish
you had been here when your ether papa
was alive. You would have liked each other
so much"
What is the matter with the baby ?"
asked lady OF Q little girl. whose baby
brother she cad Lnderstood to be aillng. oh,
nothing much" was the answer. Hes
only hatchin' teeth"
"Susie, darling 4" zaid a mother to her lit
tie daughter Of five summers, what would
you do without your mamma? 1 put o.
just such dress as | pleased every day.
was the stiectIenats reply.
A little girl showing her H.1e cousin.
about four years old. a star, said. ''Thst
star you see 10 there is bigger than this
world" NO it isn't," said be. "Yes it is"
Then Why don't it keep the rain Off"
Little Clara was taken with sudden but
not serious illDsss. MAN M" she said, do
you think I shall get well2' Notber-"Of
course you viii, darling Clara don't
think shall. mamma, and guess It's best ]
shouldn't. Being under i've, perhaps /
could get to Heaven for hals fare"
Little Kenneth, agsd four, was deeply i'm
pressed. curing our IesL ENpositlOn, Dy TIE
display of machinery. The turning OF great
wheels By an unseen force filled MIN with
awe and wonder, and re talked continually
about The power 50 strong YET hidden.
When, during the winter. he heard OF the
dissection OF 2 dead body IN one CT our med
ical colleges, be broojed over the matter
long time at last, approaching his mother,
ne ssid when they cnt up a man they
find the soul, don't they?' no dear; the
soul leaves the body at death; but even
when there, il can not be SEEN" De thought
over this moment, then exclaimed with
dilsted eyes: why, il mus. be kind Of
powerln
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05
FOR TRADE.

HOB TRADE-By Mills & Lewis. SO East Market
e street.
Good farms OF all kinds and sizes and qualities
in Marion, Hendricks, Morgan, Boone. Hamilio
aud IN nearly every county IN Indiana, Illinois.
Kansas. Missouri, etc.
$500 stock of notions for unimproved land.
81 $50 steck OF notions end millinery for country
town property or unimproyed lands.
stock OF wagons and DugsseS, partly finished,
10 trade for Western LANDS.
coed family horse and carriage for good vacant
lot northeast. or small house and pay difference.
small herd Of jersey cows for good mortgage
paper.
Two small tsnant houses down town for good
vacant lo5 northeast
A fine noticn wagon for good vacant lot.
A good drug store IN city, Tor hall cash, balance
trade.
A house and lot worth s.. 900, northeast, forgood
rental property. worth SIS.
-Four nice houses Oh East NcCarty street OF
seven or eight rooms each, for running stock OF
goods.
Three hundred and twenty acres in Hamilton
County, Illinois, and cash for city property.
DWellng-hOuSe. StOre-hOuSe and ten acres o.
ground for STOCK of general merchandise.
A fine stallion and forty-acre farm Tor small
property.
Ie0 acre farm in Hendricks County. well i'm
proved. clear OF lncumorauces for stock OF goods
worth from SS,0O0 10 sl20O0 give or take cash diff
ference.
5000 stock OF goods. in a GOOD town, doing q
good business. Failing health cause OF change;
want good farm.
81 500 stock of goods for city property; give or
take cash difference.
Anything you want TO buy. sell or trade, please
Call on Us, as We keep open house and are always
loaded. Cut this out, and call and see us If you
want 10 make money. Mills d LEWIS,
SO East Market street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05
LIFE's CHIEF GOOD.

Buddha was once asked. (which is Lies Chief
Good?" The following is paraphrase OF his re-
ply:
Shadows arc good, when the high sun Is fam
From Wnereso'er they fall:
Some take their rest beneath the holy temple,
Some oy the prison wall.
The kings gilt palace roof shuts OF the sun
light,
so doth the dyer's shed
Which is the chiefest shade Of all these shad-
ows?
They are alike, one said.
So is il, quoth he, with all shows OF living;
AS shadows fail they fall!
Rest under. II ye must, bur question not
Which is the best o. all.
Yet in the forest some trees wave with frag
offruitand bloom o'erhead:
And some are evil, beariBg fruitless branches
Whence poisonous air is spread.
Therefore, though all be shows, seek, if re
must,
Right shelter from LIES heat;
lO! these co well who toll for vile and child
Threading the burning street.
Good Is it helping kindred good 10 dwell
Coed to give aims. with good viii in the heart.
Albeit The store be small!
Good to speak sweet and gentle words, 20 be
MeEC1ful, patient, mild:
To hear the law and keep i, leading days
Innocent, undehled.
These be chief goods-for evil by It's Ike
Ends not, nor hate by hate;
BY love bate ceaseth, By well doing, III,
BY knowledge LIES dark state.
Look yonder soars an eaglel mark those
wings
Which cleave the blue, cool skiesi
What shadow needeth that proud lord OF air
To shield his fearless eyes?
Rise from this life! lift upon new-sDreGd pin
ions
Hearts free and great as his!
The eagle seeks no shadow, nor the wise
Greater or less bliss
Edwin Arnold in the Current.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-05

EOR SALE-By Mills & Lewis. 50 East Market
= Siyeet-Brick block, centrally located: 3 bust
ness rooms; seven rooms above. renting for $1,000
Ten Room Brick House, lot 4sxl5O to alley; al
conyeniences on East North street, 81. SOD
1en-rOom frame house; all modern improve
N nts; lot 42x150 feet TO alley on North Iennes-
see street. Price, Sc 500.
Eight-Toom frame house all in good reoair; on
Fifteen room brick residence, with all modern
improvements; lot 75x2l0 feet to alley on North
Delaware street. Price, S25. 600.
Twelve-Toom brick residence, brick stable. cor
ner lot; on North Delaware street. frst-class in
every respect: large lot. Price. SIC, 600.
Eleven room brick residence on North Delaware
street IN good repair. Price, $1,000.
Eighteen-room prick residence on North Merid-
ian street: 81 cOnvenences; lot l0jx2l0 feet TO a.,
lev: must be seen to be appreciated. Price, $751;
600.
all convenience Price. $500.
Nine room frame house North Mississippi
street, in splendid repair. Price S2,le0. on easy
seven-room cottage house on North Alabama
street. Down town. Price $500.
Seven;een-room brick residence on North Ala.
bama street. All conyeninces. Lot a By liz feet.
Price Sl6otQ.
Ten-room Frame house on East South street.
Corner lot Good repair. Price 81 0o1.
sixroOm house on Olive street. Good repair.
six.roorl house on Olive street. Cheap at 500.
SlxrOom new house on Hoyt avenue. $500.
Five room house on HOyt avenue Nice aud
new. sl,5C0
street. Lot 81 by eco feet. $1,000.
FiyerOom house on English avenue. St.S00
-Four room .hOuse on Maple street Good lot.
Cash. $50.
Two fiverocn houses on Hosbrook street, in
good condition. Both $500
Five-room house, new, on North Mississippi
street. S1,5Oo
Doubls houseson AGNES street; rents for SIS per
month. Price, s., eco.
NtDe-roOm frame house on Broadway; good lot;
all convenience, Price, SSC0l.
Seven-room frame house on Ash street; new.
Price. $500.
NIne-rooTn house on College svenue, $, COZ.
Eleven-room frame house on Ash street, con-
plete So eco.
Hine-room brick on Park evenus, east front
$1,000.
Two 40x2C0 feet lots. side and rear alley, on
North Illinois street: four feet above grade shade
trees etc Price $500 esch-S 500.
Houses and lots on Delaware, Alabama. College
avenue. Ash, Broadway. California. Liberty, Nan-
des Columbia avenue. Pine, East ST. Clair Ohio,
North Pennsylvania street, Fayefte, Tennessee,
North illinois. ia short in any part OF the city
you can name. Spring has come, so come and see
US. Cut this out, you may want il
MILLS < LEWIS.
50 East Market street..
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Folded.

Folded upon her bosom true
Lie the still hands, which lately moved
So busily for all she loved:
Which moved so busily for you,
Cold the quick feet which 10 and fro
went az wish. God grant your own
Through long disuse not useless grown.
How If her zeal but wrought your woe?
Some rust III drawn from day TO day
Through long dull years which have no story,
Better the brief fash of your glory
Braves word soon broken IN the lrayi
w. d. in the st. James Gazette.
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ITO MANUFACTURERs-A rare opportunity

ITO MANUFACTURER rare opportunity for
a purchase or lease for 8 term OF years.
The Z z. Ferry Lumber Company, OF Montague,
Muskegou County, Michigan. owns a large three
story building, 50x10o feet, well lighted. Skating
and pulleys full length, with engine-room 50x4o
feet: ample boiler and engine; all in good repair
roomy grounds: convenient for water shipment,
and also alongside G. and W. n. Railroad track.
Address. for price and terms, ROBERT CATH
MESS Agent.
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The Rev. Mr. a. who drove two horses,
met the Rev. Mr.. B., who drove one horse at
tached to the buggy. Mr.. B.-"Brother A,
how does it happen that you need TWO hors-
esp Brother @. of the Methodist Church has
only one horse, and Brother D. of the Bap.
fist Church drives only one. Why do you
need two horses?' Brother A. Became ]
am not a one horse preacher"
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a Task for the Omnipotent.

The minister, last Sunday morning, had
preached very long. psrched sermon on the
creation of man, and ono little girl in the
congregation was utterly worn out. After
the service she said to her mother:
Mamma. were We ali made OF dust?"
Certainly, my child"
THE preacher. tao?'
''Of course. Why did you think he vas
not made like the rest OF us?''
oh, because he is SO awful dry. mamma.
don't see how the Creator could make him
stick together"