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Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-07
Assessments dc Pavement on Brewery Street From Long If

Asses>me ents de Pavement on
 Brewery Street From Long
 Wharf NOrtherly. THO the Honorable Court of Common Council of 4 the City of New Haven:
 The Board of Compensation for Assessment Of Sewers and Pavements, to whom referred the cost of pavement on Brewery street, bearing date December 15, 1885, for the assessment of benefits and the apportionment of the of said pavement among the parties interested therein, respectfully report that they have attended to the duty assigned to them.
 That they caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the said public improve ment in all respects pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said city to appear before them and
 at the time and place specified in said notice all persons who appeared before them They therefore respectfully recommend the adop- tion of the accompanying order. All of which is respectfully submitted.
 sMEoHN ERfsR1E R0sDa Sf af sYLvANUS BUTLER, Sewers and Pavements CITY OF NEW HAVEN March g. 1886. Ordered-That the sum of eight hundred and sev- entyeght dollars and seventy eight cents (SS7S7) be and is here by assessed benefits upon the fol- lowing named owners of property Brewery street from Long Wharf northerly, being propor- tonal and reasonable part of the expense of con names of each party and the amount of benefit
 sessed agarnst each being herein particularly stat ed, viz:
 New Haven t& Northampton company $5s1 IS New Haven & Northampton company 249 60 George W. L. Benedict AS % Amount assessessed to city of New Haven s,941 o6
 Total cost of pavement s4,s19 s4 In Court of Common Council. City of New Haven Read, report accepted order passed and assess ments ordered laid as reported. Approved May 4. 1886.
 AtFue copy 9 9f reG9Fd e S " t Attest Er o,. o,sr | Payable May TO- 1SS6 mT St
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BOard and Rooms,

HOOKER & WARREN, .oo Evoban0o RuiIdiDp
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GREECE GOING TO WAR.

-
 The Representatives of the Powers to
 Quit Athens To-day-The War Spirit
 Strong Among the Creeks
 ATHENS, May 6, Evening.-The reply of Premier Delygannis to the collective note of the powers demanding the restoration of the Greek army to peace footing and the relin- punishment of warlike designs upon Turkey was delivered to the representatives of the powers this afternoon. The answer was con- sidered to be in every respect unsatisfactory and inadequate and the representatives will sever diplomatic relations with Greece and quit Athens tomorrow morning. The an- nouncement of the import of the reply of Greece and the intention of the foreign min isters to withdraw has created the widest excitement here. Every body is eager for war. The streets are filled with people sing ing patriotic songs and shouting defiance of the Turks. It is reported that the Athens garrison has been ordered to the front and will start to morrow, and there is abundant evidence that the statement is true. The commander of the Greek troops on the iron tier has telegraphed to the war office that the Turkish commander is massing his forces and says that the situation rendering 1t inn perative that he should similarly dispose of his men he has gi iven orders to mass the Greek troops at once. Several members of the chamber of deputies who are officers in the army have been ordered to proceed to the front. The soldiers of the garrison here have been ordered to their barracks A Turkish gunboat has arrived at the Piraeus.
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FOR SALE.

hA.A OFFER for sale new two story house, MN: one of the handsomest houses in town (has NMsY been built only IS months), and 12 of land, situated on the east side of the river, IA miles below North Haven depot, A of a mile from the churches and only five minutes walk from the Mineral Spring. Would make fine sum mer resi- dence. Will sell at q very low figure as my health is poor and propose to try change of climate Will sell furnished unfurnished as desired. Come once if you want to talk business, for ex pect to sell this place within ten days. Inquire on the premises at F. c. Bradley's.
 G. W. FUTILE, mv5 St North Haven Conn.
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workers returned to work having won the day. Tho other strikes are in statu quo
 PHILADELPHIA, May 6-Six hundred em- ployes of Rhodes cotton mill at Lenni struck to-day against the store system which they say eats un all their wages
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New York RhYsicians

Many of the leading physicians of New York are Nerve Food Into their regular practice as it is harmless food and found to be able to prevent lapses on chronic cases helped by medicine. It has lately been put to the test and found to have stopped number of cases of paralysis and Brights disease in the first stages and it is well known that these originate from depleted nef ve force. 2tawaw
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Death of Mrs, Rsll,

Mrs. Mary l. Ball, wife of A. A. Ball, died yesterday morning st her home, 16 Audubon street. The deceased had been an invalid for many years and suffered from complication of diseases. She Was member of the First Methodist Episcopal church and was much esteemed by s large circle of friends. To- morrow afternoon the funeral will take place from her late residence,
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Rase RaIl VeseerdaV.

New York-New Yorks :. Washingtons 2. Chicago-Chicagos 5, Detroits 1.
 elphia-Philadelphia 13, Bostons 4. St. Louis-The St. Louis Kansas City game was called at the end of the third inning account of rain.
 Brooklyn-Brooklyns 15 Baltimores 1s. Pittsburg- -Pittsburgs 6, St. Louis o.
 New York-Metropolitan ans 2, Athletics 1. Jersey City-Jersey Citys 15. Bridgeports '. Hartford-Hartfords 8, Waterburys }.
 Boston-Brocktons z, Boston Blues B.
 ambridge-Columbias 5. Harvards O. Base hits -Columbias z, Harvards 2. Errors-Columbias 5, Harvards 10, Pitchers, Ayrault and Nichols. Newbury yport-Newb wburyp0rtS 5, HaverhillS 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-07

Mir. John H. Gilligan, a well and favora- ply known down town gentleman, who was appointed supernumerary on the police force by the commissioners on Tuesday evening, has been presented with a beautiful rose- wood club of handsome workmanship and design by the members of steamer As men, with whom he was 8 great favorite. MT. Michael F. Keegan, an ex-corporal of the Sarsfield Guard and now prominent mem Der of steamer 4, in a few well chosen words presented the club to MT. Gilligan, who, al- though taken completely by surprise, replied in fitting manner. It was very enjoyable occasion
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s07 West Water St, New Haven.

Dr. J. H. Smith, dentist, g Elm street, city, says Dr.. Kimbell refer to him.
 IN HARTFORD, CT.-Dr. Kimbell is at liberty to refer to Rev. E. P. Parker, pastor of South church; Rev. J. T. Huntington, pastor at St. James church; Rev; J. c. Kimball, pastor of Uni Twitchell, pastor Asylum Hill church; Hop. J. Hammond Trumbull and wife, Colonel D. A. Rood, Hon. Mrs c. L. Cleveland. Hon. F. W. Russell Ly- man B. Jewell Charles Dudley Warner, Hon. Charles Chapman aud wife, Hon. George G. Sumner, Hon. s. F. Jones.
 In three and one-half hours Dr. Kimbe success fully exterminateda bad cancer on my lower lip.
 JOHN MORGAN,
 9 Flower street, Hartford. From the Hop Charles Bartlett-Dr. Kimbell
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Assessments dc Sewer i'm St. RO- nan Street from Lawrence

Street MOrtherly.
 TTNO the Honorable Court of Common Council Of
 The Board of Compensation for Assessments of Severe and Pavements, to whom was referred the cost of sewer in St. Roman street, bearing date DecembeT 15 1885 for the assessment of benefits of said sewer among the parties interested therein re- port that they hdve attehded to the duty assigned That they caused reasonable notice to be given to ali persons interested in the said public improve fett in all respects pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said eit to anpea5a 9St0Fe [he ang al the time ana place specified ip said notice all persons ne es.s s who appeared before them.
 They therefore respectfully recommeno the adop tion of the accompanying order.
 SIMEON II FOX Board of Compensation
 ELIJAH H FRISBIE, for Assessment of Sew
 SYLVANUS BUTLER, ] CTS and Pavements
 Cry OF NEW HAVEN, March 8, 1886.
 Orde d-Tiist tfs s,l.. cf one thousand six nun e dred and eight dollars and tTentg- g-nfe GsnIs sS1, cos 25 be and is hereby asssssso as ntneats A 4Pon nan street from Lawrence street northefly. neng pfonGrtionaf and reasonable part .. s1psnsF oi constrictiag EeYer in said St Roman street, anu the amount of benefit assessed against eaGh being herein particularly stated, viz:
 goEH P: Pbil.ips Sls1 1 25 a5 Samuel s. Taylor and Sarah E, Porter 14s 2 | Joseph T. Whittelsey 21q 0Q sts5fsi Isss5ina st HifiBaMass IGhfiR M Davies sss $ $ Helen R Nichols. wife of John " Nichols 1s4 E John P. Phillips sl so sl sos aE Tn Court of Common Council City of New Haven -Read, accepted order passed and assessments or | dered laid as reported
 Approved NJ ay I, 1888.
 City Clerk. ] Payable May 10, 1sse, m7st
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Rnildfng Lots In West Haven.

r HAVE desira Ile plot of ground on 2 new
 L street, very near the Green so some age rec, ee' less money than anything else of equal value. Alp 11IsT f54 Water street, EDWARD A. RAY
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Police Notes.

Sheriff Hawkins, af Norwich, last evening selegraphed to police headquarters in this city that man had stolen a horse and was riding him to this city. The policemen at each of the boats were notified and soon Of fcer Grant saw a man leading horse, an- ewering the description of the ons stolen, toward the boat. The officer made an at tempt to arrest the man, but he escaped, ,leav- ing the horse in the hands of the officer.
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FNR RENT.

hA.A FROM May 1st, Brick House No. 3i5 Or #7:;sI ange street Apply at 369 Orange stgee.. or
 to Charles Shelton, administrator, AS Gnu csa freet, room 6. Office hours 8:3O to ll. a5Gl
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EnR RENT

WIPER tenement No. 211 Howard avenue be tween Lamberton and First streets, six rooms convenient to horse cars; price $15: Inquire of
 c. F. BECKLEY, mv3 If 634 Chapel street. near Olive.
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ksA FOR light manufactpring. four rooms %alsIt ln
 zss,A steady power, steam heat and freight eieva' '"i "e4e VI HENRY F. ENGLISH,
 a1tf @ Orange Street
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A Great Column of Fire.

.WAsH1NGToN, Penn, May 6.-The Thayer- Stetiheimer No. well, the largest oil pro dueer in the field, was set on fire last night and is burning, throwing up column of fire two hundred feet high. All the sur rounding property is endangered and the country is lighted up brilliantly for miles. The mill was worth $500, Q00
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RUILDING LOTS FOR SALE BY
 MASSENA CLARK, Room 4,

siii 5s!il Terms easy. On the installment plan if required Lot fronting Howard avenue. Lamberton street. and Cedar street. - Lot fronting Greenwich avenue. Hallock avenue and Kimberly avenue.
 Lots fronting Whitney avenue, St. Roman street and Dixwell avenue. Lots fronting Columbus avenue, John street and Grant street. .. and Arch stre t.
 Lots fronting Redfeld street, West street and Washington street. o., Lots fronting Morris street, Wilson street and Oak stIe
 Lots fronting Evergreen Court Winthrop avenue and Rosette street.
 Lots fronting Winchester avenue Starr street, Harriett st eet and Newhan street.
 Lots frontlrg State street and Prout street:
 One largehouse and lot on the corner of Olive and Wooster streets Lots in Allingtown. Orange Center. Derby avenue and East Haven. Lots in Hamden, near the church Branford and Augerville. Houses and lots in Montowese and houses in different parts or the eity Some of the best factory sites in the city. Also other lots too numerous to mention. as 5m
 Farm For Sale.
 AesA FINELY located on railroad 25o acres, 1gO Es::H acres meadow. 100 acres heavy Timber and %ll balance in pasture and Rlow land. houses, barns 1 mill 60 feet falD. Will be sold very low on easy terms or would be divided to suit purehas CT For particulars call on GEO. A. SPELL, m6 19< OnaPel oIIeeI.
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EOR SALE.

Ms4A AT a bargain to settle estate the house E::sl and lot No. 16 Orchard street, also new @s.H house on Stevens street in rear of above. For particulars apply to
 SAMUEL, HALLIWELII, 80 Church street. my4 Cts Office hours from a. m. to 10:30 p. m.
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WANTED.
 A intelligent earnest Catholic man t 7A represent a large responsible Barclay stree house in his own locality and outside large cities remunerative salary to right party. Reference ap7 Inn BARCLAY Box 1 5RS N V
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FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
Frank Ennis, of Seymour, Is Found in the Roadway in the Latter Place with His Skull Fractured.

With His Skull Fractured.
 Yesterday people in Seymour were startled by what may prove to be a brutal murder. Lying in pool of blood on Main street, opposite Randall's store, in an unconscious condition, was the form of Frank Ennis, the blacksmith sf the place. Medical aid was summoned and examination showed that he was badly cut about the head, and that his skull was fractured How he came there is a m ystery, but it is supposed some one felled him in a drunken quarrel. He was alive at a late hour last evening.
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EOR SALE OR RENT.

daeA A house and barn and acres of land or M:;:l Plymouth Hil Conn., over 1000 feet above WsA tide water; good view, good roads, fine drives; near churches, schools and postoffice car riage to the door for every train; price $2,3O0 terms easy. Apply to R. M BURWELL,
 my 6t* New Haven, Conn.
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tA TWO good new houses about minutes #N:;: walk from postoff1ce; price and terms easy. HaaslA A good two-family house on Howard ave nue, IA rooms, at a bargain if sold soon
 WSGhD ID ENFrN
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CiairVOYant.

ClairVOy ant.
 DIR. JENNIE M. WRIGHT has just returned from Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago, to her parlors at 9S Orange street. Will treat the sick with her wonderful magnetic and clairvoyant pew CTS, to which she has added the advantage of a course of study which enables her to treat effective ly all forms of womens diseases.
 Business sittings as formerly
 Hours to 12 and to s. uv2tf
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SMisCe11 11a1Ieu11s.
|. KIMBELL, M. D.,

Surgeon, Chiropodfsr and Specialist. 1l experience and scientific practice, is the only physician in the State that pays any attention to benefactor that travels This is Dr. Kimbells third visit to New Haven during the past twenty years. the TontIne Hotel, where he will be pleased to all his former patrons. ladies well gentle manent cure in one treatment without pain of the worst cases of ingrowing nails, thick club nails a and between the toes, all deep nerve excres- cences the great toe, joints side of the foot in cluding excessive perspir ton and bad odor of the feet.
 have known Dr. Kimbell more than twenty years He cure my feet of corns and bunions pun over fifteen years ago. ENOS FOOTE,
 194 Orange Street, City. Dr. L. Kfmbell can refer to me.
 Pastor St. John street M, E. church. D.Kimben has removed large wen from my head New Haven, April g, 1886.
 Dr. Kimbell can refer to me.
 Dr. Kimben has removed four moles from my wife's face and one blood mole from my face. He ol GU ' i'e' D. Hre r WEIGH, West lest Haven, Conn., Dr. Kimbell can refer to me:
 J-W- BRADLEY, Proprietor Tontine Hotel LUGKE, City Editor COURIER. Kimbell cured a painful deep corn for her twenty Dr. Kimbell can refer to me.-A O. RAYMOND From Hon. Judge Phelps: can recommend Dr. H: Kimbell's painless operations in treating sore J PHELPS You can refer to me- E. B. LEH,
 With H. P Hubbard Co.,, City. Hon. Edward A. Cornwall of Cheshire, Conn, is referred to
 After more than ten years of suffering with an ingrowng toenail and tumor the great toe, I have been cured without pain by Dr. Kimbell in two treatments. He also removed large blood mark from my neck in less than fifteen minutes.
 MISS EMMA FUTILE.
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birth-mark upon her face. Dr. Kimbel has exter- MERRITT DoANE, JR., Rockville, Ct
 One bottle of Dr. Kimbell's ''Pimple Banisher' has cured my face of unsightly pimples and black headed worms. MRS. EDWARD WARNER.
 Dr. Kfmbell is at liberty to refer to the most en. nent physicians and others in Springfield Mass. : pr. $. D. Brooks, Dr. O. c. Chaffee, pF L. S. Brooks Dr. Wm. J. Swain Dr. Wm- Holhrook, Dr. N L. Buck. Hon. $. Knox, Hon. w. s. Shurtlef, the Rev. A. D. Mayo, D. D.
 Dr. Kimbell also successfully treats that most terrible of all foot troubles. rheumatism of the feet, and urgently Solicts those who are suffering with this distressing complaint to call.
 During the last thirty years Dr. Kimbell has treated over hirty thousand persons, including over sixteen thousand ladies, misses and chif- dren,
 Dr. Kimbell will furnish remedy that will ef- fectually kill and destroy all deep corns excrescences the great toa joints; will destroy and all deep excraseences on the soles of the feet. He will aise furnish remedy that will take away all soreness from enlarged joints; the same remedy will cure toe nails or finger nails growing
 in the flesh, and the same remedy will cure blistered feet
 P S-In all cases Dr. KimbeIl will tell the pa tient how to use the remedies Remedies for curing bad odofs of the feet and armpits speciality,
 Attention given to all chronic diseases as well a acute diseases, which can be attended to at my office. Patients can rely on being squarely and honest Dr. Kmbail furnishes lis feet-troubled patient. with medical remedies and plaster free. If used a few times lifelong cures are effected. It ia only step from the public parlor to thu doctors office Tontine Hotel, opposite the Green a16 Hurry Up Everyb0dy.
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For Sale or Rent.

A4A THOSE two new one-famiJy houses corner EGi;il Atwater and Pine streets, Fair Haven, with WsisN all modern improvements; if not sold within next six days will be rented; nice rent for the right party.
 a12 i'm 1O9 Atwater Street.
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ID BATHS.

BALL-In this city. May 6, Mrs Mary J., wife o Augustus Ball. aged 59 years and months Funeral Saturday at p. m. Burial at conven fence of family.
 Lynn and Salem, Mass, papers please copy. YEMMANS-In this city, May 6, Mary Lego widow of the late Joseph Yemmans aged 7s years.
 Funeral from her late residence, No. B Clarl street. Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Bur ial at the convenience of the family.
 Register copy Qt. 2t BALI--In this city, May 6, Mary, wife of Bela H Ball, aged T2 years
 Funeral services at her late residence, IS Orchard street, this (Friday) afternoon at o'clock. Rel atives and friends are invited to attend HORTON-In Montowese, May 5, David s. Horton aged 48 years.
 Services at his late residence Saturday after at 1:30 o'clock and from the East Pearl St M. B. church at o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without fur ther notice.
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FOw RENT.

No. AT State Street, or 0s I orK oquale. fe16 3n
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-07

AeA A large number of houses and E:i:I parts of Houses in various parts MssAl- of the Cfty2
 FOR SALE. On very easy terms, a new house containing store and rooms, situated on corner lot; two miles from City Hall; city water in house; one block from horse cars.
 FOR SALE. Houses and building lots in great variety of size location and price.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-07

1kfA LOWER floor of the house 20 Martin street, #l::s rooms unfurnished. For particulars inquire
 NssI. on THE PREMISES,
 my6 3t* Or of M O. Warner. |,
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A YOUNG gentleman at liberty afternoons and 1A evenings would like emplyment of any suit able nature; understands bookkeeping and can in. struct in German and higher English branches; has had some experience in tutoring children: the best of reference furnished
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EnR RENT

A$=A COUNTRY seat or farm in Wallingford. @:;: Ct.; dwelling has IS rooms; has many ad- E4l.G vantages a summer boarding resort; brick barn outbui1dings. hennery, etc; 1s6 acres prime land; will rent house and garden without land; would sell or exchange for ciiy property. Address
 EDW. VALLEY,
 mv5 At City
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WANTER

A SITUATION by respectable eil to coot AA wash and iron in private family; best city reference from last place Inquire for two days at
 273 HAMILTON STREET,
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The Situation at other Points.

NEW YoRK, May 6.-Two firms have grant ed the furriers' demand, but the men of most of the shops are still out. The carriage makers are still out. About three hundred marble workers struck to-day for nine hours and better pay. The varnishers have mostly gone to work. The piano makers strike is still unsettled and the result depends on Steinway's men, who have not yet decided to strike. The elevated train men, who asked for g per day, have been granted ten cents par day inarease,
 making the pay s1 .65 They remained at work. The Newark carpenters strike has ended, the men obtaining the advance de- manded.
 PITTsRvRe, May 6-Twe of the largest furniture firms in this city conceded the de-
 mands of their men for eight hours. Other | firms are expected to fall in line soon. The masons also obtained number of signatures \ to their scale and the incapdescent light
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A DVERTISER wanting office room in a Chapel 1A street store wishes 10 correspond with others desiring like accommodation with view of occupy ing store together
 IMMEDIATE, my63t P O. Box 442 Cifv
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FOR RENT,

xAA HOUSES on South Quinnipiac street. Park
 HH;iil
 @lik street, Lyon street. Thorn street. A desir- ahle store on State street,
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gea1 Estate.
EnR RENT

FOR RENT. 1&A A HOUSE on York street, situated in a A pleasant and desirable neighborhood; rent l4A moderate to good family Inquire at my6tf 75 HOWE STREET.
 FOR RENT. AAssA LOWER floor of the house 20 Martin street, E;;i 6 rooms, unfurnshed. For particulars inquire Ion THE PREMISES, my6 3t* Or of M. O. Warner. | FOR RENT. fA A FIRST CLASS fiat of rooms, all mod R;i5 ern conveniences. in vicinity of postoff1ce; .MaAArent low to the right party. Inquire at my6st 6s Church St.. opposite Postoffice.
 FOR RENT, f4a=.sA. BRICK house 363 Elm street; modern inn E::: provements, good repair, fine location; can be Mzs!A. arranged for two families; rent low. In. quire of GEO. E. DUDLEY, a13 Inn 799 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT, a::; and attic room, with all modern improve Rt.l ments and separate front hall 2O7 Martin street. Inquire at
 my5tf Upstairs. O. A. MOELLER.
 FOR RENT. de4A THE very desirable and centrally located W#i brick dwelling house No 113 York street; M8Y< contains all modern improvements and is in complete order: with or without barn. Possession Inquire at
 BEERS PHOTO PARLORS, my5tf 762 Chapel Street.
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-WANTER-

A MANUFACTURER with SI,OO0 to S3 OOO or 1Amore to make an article beginning to open up a large trade. Answer
 mai 6t* Neuu uoya,, Ct