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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
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u four years old; warranted . sou''o a. good ac-
uoa aud r@oal.es 70 b. a good readasrf;s ;s,ehth
bo seou al NJ. u. sutnerland's stable on tsNSts
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Two companies one from Blackstone and
the other from Farmville-arriyed here last
night and were quartered In the Regimental
Armory for the night. To-day they will
march 10 the Exposition and be quartereG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

"fhe Last Days OF Pompeil" drew ex.
traOrdlnarily well last night. Before 7
O'Clock people went out In throngs. The
wagons as well as the cars did q good busi-
ness. As 1t was Masonic Day a number OF
pyrotechnic devices Of Masonic emblems
werebred after the burning OF the city.
The advertised performance was given in
its entirety except the burning Of the picture
OF Mayor Ellyaon, which could not take
place on account OF the rain, which by that
time bad commenced failing. The crowd
was the largest that has yet attended the
show. The performance win be repeated
tonight. when the portrait OF Mayor Ellyson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

On the fith door are arranged Knights
Templars, armones and Mystic Shrine ban
queting-r0Oms, &c, on grand scale.
All Of these rooms are to be heated and
ventilated on the lstest aud most approved
system, and il Is believed that when the
temple is completed the order Of this State
and city will be In possession OF one OF the
most convenient aud thoroughly-arranged
buildings for the purpose TO be found in
America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Isht0n NaTtf, Isl, ITfsilfnf, 90:
Ny Dear Sir.-Your letter and telegram have
been received. Tho assurance You give mo OF
the disappointment felt by my friends upon
hearing that could not be with them nc The ap-
preaching Exposition s In the highest degree
gratifying as an expression Of their personal ro-
gard. but am sure that no one feels the inability
10 be With you with as sincere regret as my own.
The tender associations which bind mo 10 your
locality and people would have prevented me
from declining lhe invitation II 10 had been pos
sible 20 accept it. l cannot, therefore. as you
suggest reconsider my answer aRt reverse H.
Though we'll enough whom &c rest 10 permit the
hope thar I may see my friends Of Virginia al
some future tinD, sm now painfully conscious
that ! could not perform the journey without
fact Will no doubt secure from you oil a concur
reace in the decision have been compelled 70
make. Faithfully, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

HEwBURGH N Y, Dot. II When
The West 6hora train, which left Wee
hnwken ct 6 is last evening, reAched q
point In the Weat Point tunnel Whtre
me roof IL being repaired, . large mars
OF rock aud earth came down on The
baggage aud express OARS crushing
them and suddenly Stopping the train.
Mob dy Was injured. The damage 70
tie tunnel 10 great, and 1t viii be ally
4 week before it can be uaed The Wet
shore will use the Erie tracks In the
meAntlme.
The ends Of the iiEst two oars, which
were filled with bARgags and express
matter, were crushed ann hAttened out
Ike eEeahslIs. and she tunnel was hlls O
with debriE. The mon in the baggage
and express care had narrow escaper,
The express messenger had just got up
from bis chair and walked toward the
forward end OF the car when the orAtf
came and the rear end OF the car wal
out on behind him Is cleAnly - with
knife.
The passengers CROPPED their way oui
OF the tunnel and were carried TO Cora
wall By boat at midnight, IN
tunnel runs under the parade grount
al the United 6tAtfB Military Aca1emy
which ia 1870 leot above. The cave IN ]
IbsueAth Gallows Hollow, and thsTe "a
surface Of the ground for the diAmete
| Of atty feet In extent, ssnk thirty fee'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18
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PITTsBURe, Dot. 1.-THE greatest
labor demonstration Of the present cam
paign will take place ct LndiAnapolil
ore week from to-morrow In honor Of
General Harrison. The idea originated
IN the brain Of Robert d. LAytcp, Of
PltssbuTg, who Is the leading cAndidate
FOR general SECRETARY Of the Knights oil
Labor ana who once before held thai
Il v Is Hrst proposed to invite thI
wOrkinsmsn Of at lsaat : DC z.n s's e. q
allowed that the city was not large
q oush to hold the ons.hitlsth part o
those Who would attend. II WAe de
cldes, therefore, INST to issue any invl-
tations outside the 5tate. Indiana alor E
as tout Of the stats made . isH osyl
aso shows, will sand 5000 men y
IndiAuapolis on the 25th. Mass meet
ings ali over the city will follow
parade,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

TNlR BENT RtbJMED BOUtE oVsH
Isl ThTd st. Bridge. Apply SAt msthe'
81. Rent $40. Jill
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

A peculiar phenomenon has been
discovered in Laurens County, South
Carolina. On the side of steep hill q
section Of land about two acres In ex-
tent has apparently dropped about four
feet below the surface of the surround
ing country. According to the Lau'
rensville Advertiser, "the sunken
ground is covered with bushes, which
are turned and twisted considerably.
Near the edge OF the fallen mass is q
large crack, extending towards the
centre, from which. water and sand
issue continually. This water has 9
milky sediment, and as It runs down
to a trench some 90 feet below II de
stroys all vegetation Il comes in con
tact with. A strong sulphurous odoI
Dervades the air OF the vicinity"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

The Sunday school workers OF New
Cattle county are preparing for their
county convention, which Is to be held
November 10, 10 the West Presbyterian
Church, this city. The convention,
which will be presided over by ". X.
Crosby, president Of the county associa-
tion will be composed Of three delegates
from each Sunday school Association In
the county Of all Protestant denomlnA.
tlons II all sunday lchools thus named
In the county will appoint three delegates
the conventionswill be very large, and
a. the delegates will be selected no doubt
from the active workers IN Sunday ochool
work, the convention will make ltaslf as
interesting az II will be large.
The line Of " TX prepared for the con-
yention will be somethlng like the follow
ing, but subject TO changes which msy
occur;
At the morning session, which begins
at Q o'clo X, 1.-THE Aim Of the Sunday
School" will be pointed out by Joseph
Pyle; 1.-THE Importance OF MemoriElnp
Iscripture" will DO impressed by Harry
Emmons, Rag aud the question, "Is Il
beneficial 70 Provide eociAl Enter ain.
ment for Sunday School seholaral3 will
be answered by 3 W. HeiAler.
At the afternoon session, which con
venes ct p. M, Professor II. 8 Goldeyi
will explain The Proper Use Of Lessor
Helps;" Edwin H. Gayley will read {
paper on "Hymns and Music Of the Sun
day chool, and Rev A. N. KeigwiI
will speak on the "1wportanee Of eys
tematie Giving to the Cause OF Mis-
sions."
The evening session begins az 7SI
o'clock. Rev. William 2. swartz, tn
new pastor Of Central Presbyterian
Churcn, will speak on the topic "EntiT
ConsecTation Essential to Success In Sun
day School Work" Rev Wayland Hoy
d. D., pastor Of The Memorial Baptis
Church OF Philadelphia, will close tn
leonvention BY an address On the "suu
day schoel Scholars Privilege AM
duty
All who have been asked 10 difcuss tn
Etoplcs assigned to them have assented
Except DR.. WaylRnd Heyt. DR. Hoy
has been invited to address the CONVEX
Ition on the topics started, but his answe
has not yet been received.
Professor Sweeney Of hester, Pa th
gwell-known musical author of acknow
ledged vocal ability and whose service
lare IN demand at all religious gathering
where music is appreciated, 10 expeete
to be present and conduct the singing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18
I!yAIIgII5IEslE|.

Mr. yEBF n WHtLDHT, CAT Orntre st., says;
'While on nixbt duty tue Wl1tAf Of 81, 1
coptraotod 3 bad cold Il troubled zoe for
weehs. i tried all the OoH2h medioings
could hear OF pat WtihOu' any r lioi until
took TAYLoR'e BoREa0Uun BArsAN. FNo
bottles mRae o1mpisis oues. eRssrfTlU
recommend It as tbs best"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

An Ohio farmer who bad been
drawn for Jury duty, instead Of pre-
senting himself iB'court at the required
time sent very courteous" note to
the effect that he was very sorry, but
he had more pressing business to at
tend TO than serving as juror, but he
wouldn't mind performing that little
duty Of citizenship some other time II
Business permitted. An attachment
was issued, and shortly siterward the
Sheriff introduced the soil tiller to the
Court, which fined HIM $40 for his
pleasantly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18
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II oar or MIsLAID-BANK BOOK
/ on ArtisanI tAyings Bank, No. $50.
Appleation for new book hiss been ms .ae
and ali payments stopped Fin sass l pls1rs
Trustee RLLHR b. 1ikEpEhkoA,.
o,aa,< MO- 4Ol Bast Ihigd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

49,
The following from the New York
Herald was evidently not intended FOL
publication, but although that journal L
Intensely Democratic, It is possessed OF
sufficient fairness to give both sides Of Tho
question:
az am hurrying through the Western
counties, for AN siek Of this eternal
.button-ho.ing and corner-grocery thrin
discussion You can make up your mind
that, unless some extraordinary change
occurs between now and November o
Harrison will 20 down to High Bridge
with something like 1000 plurality. II
New York city ran overcome that Oleve.
land is all right II not he will have e
pack up and come back 10 Buffalo You
can get no idea In your present surround
ilgs Of the tituatlon 10 the country,
The Republicans are making fierce, tn-
u lligent and so fer successful Eight II
was q mistake for Cleveland 10 raise the
tariff issue, can see that now for the
frat time The surface Argument Is, az
you know, all In favor Of the Republi'
cans, and that Is. the argument tbal
catches the coutrymen. There are large
defeetions OF lifelong Democrats among
the farmers everywhere have been. II
Rochester the men In control OF thl
Democratic organization VIII knit
Cleveland sure. They arc very bite
against him, and IN private make nj
bones OF it In 6teuben county the Demo
lera's are all smashed up. Cleveland
iapp3intees are lot of milk and waite
/ iackanApee, who let their enemies scool
Everything. The only notable exception
Is Jim Haplon, internal revenue collector
who lives at Medina and 10 making tn
most extraordinary fight iu OIlesn
county ! have yet come across He'a
daisy. The Democrats 10 Niagara count
are saving their money to use on elecho
day, God bless them
A HERALD CORRESPONDENT"
Buffalo. N. Y Oct. 10. 1888.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

NOR BENT-DEsIRABLE SECOND
IL stsry trout room, with board; hs9 w ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

n h. nAnfoEth, drug .ist, "a and ml rkel
stss Wholesale agsnt. 8orsAle By All t n,i
digfa 40 eg1lpW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

As the winter wore away MIR. Fos'
ter became subject of some annoy.
ance tn Tom. Aggie no longer sat
mute In corner. Foster danced with
her and sang with her. Other gentle
men discovered her irritable qualities,
80 long hidden under a bushel. She
was not to be found alone for q mo-
ment; she did not care whether Tom
coduetted or not, and it seemed to
Tom that Mr.. Fosters card was al
ways uppermost In the card basket
At last his wrath would no longer be
controlled.
"Aggie," he said, one day, as the
Idoor closed on the departing Foster.
Twhen | married you [ thought l
KNEW you. To-day | doubt II. This
lconduct is astoundk l have borne
lii as long as can. You are too socia
BILE with this Mr.. Foster"
a'You yourself blamed me for play.
ling the wallflower," said Aggie, "ant
ilnow you are Jealous because l cha
with a friend"
HJealousI' cried Tom. "No. not ]
but am offended and insulted.
heard that young fellow Melton tel
Wllloughby yesterday that he did no
believe you ever cared for me, AM
that 1t was a pity, for Fosters sake
THAT you were not single.
"Tom," said Mira. Garnet "yo
know that ne er would do anything
!, wrong; that no power could Undue
: me to break my marriage vows, and
? am az confident OF your principles, bu
what young Mr.. Melton's tongue toll
lyou yesterday Bessie Burlington
leyes told me long ago. You Jorge
That, l think, When Ispoke to 20
,Iof II l was not jealous any more tina
/ YOU are now; l was only insulted an
Q loffended. Have ! done more than 20
!. have, Tom?-Flirted more OF as much
> Given men half the reason to believe
: liked them that you have given girls
Have III
II Then there was silence. Aud Tol
slhad recently begun to recognize II
Ol fact that his "dear little ,Aggie' WI
Is also a very fascinating woman. Ait'
a while he drew his chair nearer
her. put his arm round his wife
valet. and drew her close TO him.
Is hYou are dearer than all the Be
y sles In the world" he said.
u "Let them know it, then, Tom
said Aggie.
All And Tom kissed her.
8 "What an attached couple Mr. q
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

Mrs. Garnet are" said friend, soms
months sitter. Catch Tom hirtingl
Yet he used to do 30 desperately"
"Unlil his wife took to following his
example" said more acute observer
tom would have given her trou.
BILE enough hadN V not proved that
she was not quite the meek angel he
believed her. No dose for flirting
husband half SO eflcacious as little
tit for tat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

TIE greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds of sore and inaAmed
eyes, red and granulstei eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer TO Mr..
Turner, at Hockessin. Mr.. Rumor on Pop.
lar ST., Amos Brown, near Stanton, DO
sides many others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable. Supplied
in % and Soc bottles. MaiA depot 4th and
King strsata. WilminRton Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

A bear visited The hog pen ofa Miohi.
gan farmer three nights In succession,
each time carrying Oh . shoAt. AfteE
The third theft the soil-iiler moved .
large boar 10 tho pou 70 Welcome thu
beap on itB fourth visit. The boar pos
sessed long horns, and pounetdon bKuin
she moment IL appeared. "The bear
attempted 10 hug the entmy, but the
poFker Wsa TOO cute 70 allow this, and,
after taking numerous bl0ws from ths
hoaa'a huae pass, ~ II With . relish,
rIppod the intruder open with lie tuskH'
Presently the farmer usmo up with .
lantern and An axe aEd chopped bruta'I
head open"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

DhOEhHh FhhNoN % DONS'
Please inform your patrons and readers
which are many, as we'll as the volume Of
attendants at our county fair, that the
pressure Of BUSINESS will not allow us
either to be represented or personally
attend to the noted gathering of wealth,
fashion aud fast horBes But eeekers for
the weed will and US at the well-known
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAE A A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

Andrew ]. williams. OF GTeenbanh
who built log cabin 4xl0 feet. has u
mountsd on Whee 8 and IL Waiting the
Republican uaaetinga In ibis county
He HAD the cabin OF N5wport last nienti
10 night he will have IL At pafontF
Banks, and tOmtrrow night IN this eit!
MI. Williams has had u peo.ogfApne.,
ard copies can be had 81 Ounlnai ny
Market atreet above THIRD, sno WI
offioe. AZ they ere solo ~ ony
cents each every body shonld purenas'
loue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

In the world IL the Washington M1nu-
ment. This aud the oGher attractions
At the National Capital can all be visited
by taking the B. s. o. spsolAl train of
the 18th instant, leaving Delaware ave-
nue. station at 8 90 and 8. 30 =. IN. Rju1d
trip tickets, good for two days, only
g. 80,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

.0AFI1E11 WANrED-2D STORY
ft fIOat room and other roome o. iyAl I
atnRIi ct.
no OOn WANTED, AT 3 PTR
saIt. Addrsss z: nm
Sinos, --.---.--- 80.
SSa B~ls
WHOR SAIlf-OWINa To tbs BsATA
II ofmv wife and aonoludihg 20 break up
a ptrG, l will SSH several articles ~
nt privAts aale q .ao i.llr,. ~.
tWoen 8 and O'CLOCK, at 1901 ". va -. Isl
rNoR sALW-rWo LGHaK mAN5ARDI
u rooted houses, 2 rooms oaehi ena ~
cores 81 ian6, kiKhth streat and Moodias y
avenue. Terms easy. Inquire OF e bOh 9A
Il. TOWNSEND, slA Market sIreet oA1 g
T50R sAJF.-oNE PAIRoF COUNTER
5eaIeH. one show care, q lot OF teooIs,
n 100 sufes, ipios caddles, etc Addwss
'ieoslos." this omes. oS'
V-S0E SGs.H,-A lsU1 on BuLLpIKe
nrstsrisi. oondstinR Of sash, dcoFa
a.tdfnaa. blinds, 10, Also building fof 4
isRt. J. \. MAXI. 10. ne King 81 u.A
r1OR sALE-IARoB ARD BHALL !
B Csrmantown wagons ct isir prices. AZ !
io a o0lIs0tion Of business wagons. "
HAMMOND. "a and French ste. iYsesnA
TIOR saLY-N PAIR OF sHpArn
JAMES ANDEH5OE, near Side Hill
HILLS, OhriStianA M. "
NOR sALE--THREE SHOW CASES.
II Porter 4 Co.. zoo Market street. 81 ~
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Ter Esaa.
17S0R RgNT-A s-RoOABD HOUSE IN
Is Wsstern part Of the city, furniahed or
nnfurplshsd. OWnsr would 0oard sisa ~ ~. !,
~ II deCirabls. tor partlcnlasIfs sentess ~ ~
dentiAL
TCoR zENr-A EInE EuoM BoR 4
| ~ society in the HARNESS pailaisB' ~ 49,
| 0kULIlY No. W. 10th et. ssN
VN5R REnr.-A NINE-RooM HOUSES
1 il with al modern Improvement. aphiS
RoR RENT-TW SEVEN. ROOM
f houses, Apply 10 v. s. BRADLEY,
oiS-iti Seventh ans Railroad Aysnae.
8FNT~T RtpJMID HOUR oVEH
ThTd st Bridge. Apply SAT marke'
Sc. Rent tlO. -. o..-.-
v1oR REFT-A GOOD STALL FoH
horse and wagon. Apply $50 monr9'
STREET. or this tfnss. ol's.
NOR RENT-DEsIRABLE SECOND
/ u stery mont room, with board; also ~ y, Il
| -oous 7n3 Kthg street. heferenee. olf-ees
IT osT OR MIsLAID-BANK BoOh
h on Artisanr savings BAnkt MO- ~,
| 1nnlsnaiion lot 4 new book hiss been msd'
and All payments STOPPED. find 1ss ptSy1rs ~
/ turn Mis-. y Esolb nAAt
Trustee RLLBF b. HkkpEhhoa..
o,0-8.~ no. 4Oi bast lniFa strees.
z osT "A BOX OF CENT NEWS
paper wrappers, in gsng frsn I ihIS, an,
/ Market 20 Tatnau, 10 front. 70 MAl yls,ss''
. avenue to beach street. eultAeie rev s ~
paid II Jeff at joshua COnnerI z,l a4tky N p
oiT-att W. I. M-An1- NJ.
A Osr-ON TaUR3pAY, COT. ~, W
Ia tha grand stand Is the fAtIi lhA w. !,
6fslls, VITA oxidissd singer handis; = y "
bla reward VIII DO paid II lefs 81 1oll W
sereaa. w
n OBTasA EED SETTER Dna SIX
Ia a regard will DO given tof me -
[ rotarn % 1903 Rodney 81. Name sh s, q !.
dfssa on dsS's collAE. gu =
n osr -oR MONDAY kYEHlNg,
Ia lace hAna ksrehioi, The nader VIII
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

A hAn3son sarrey, for want Of use
lust been dOAe MP 10 6Tst-olaas ordeti
will sell at . bargain, - owner has no
use for II. Apply OF Ffist q Allmon
Seventh aad shiPley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

who Ia this Il. D. Hollis thst has
inst opsnsd that sugar barrel 81 OH
King stEeet2 He 10 Ali right has from
No ( West Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18
Inv 0Stigate.

We Ike to have Gus
4 omers look and exam.
Inc and see for them
selv Is. We don't keep
the kind of clothing
that have to be sold at
30 or 40 per cent. below
the usual prices No
honest dealer would
want to make so much
profit. And our opin-
ion is that such cloth
ing would be dear at
any price. When gar
ments have to be sold
at way off prices there
is something wrong;
good clothing will 81
ways bring a fair price
even at wholesale to
dealers. Now put a pin
there. We keep cloth
ing to sell you. and to
so sell to you that you'll
come back again. You
will fad cur Overcoat:
and Suits to be good
stylish in cut, vel
made and to be COM
for. able to wear, Try
us and you will be SURF
to try again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

&c to smeltz fJr Jour shoics pSlIs
At lowest mari ct prices, In Hast Fourth
&C oeak
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

Go TO Mcclure for al kinda Of 6sh
and oysters every day. HiEhh street
market house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-18

wAsA baby va aoE. We gave har c.ssOriA.
when ne was Ohiid she cried for cAssOFia
When ne became Miss ~ dung 70 CASsOri
When sAs Ala shilArsu ne gave then cas
tsria-
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Ehst SYMPTOMS

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diseases are much We same
Il, lcss Of appefite,sssoEe
bIs 10 the chest ana saek,
etc, % Q ~ days you may
90 tsiS Gshag hand, you may
ith Pne1ESaia or alioping
|in," Run no risks put begin
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|a1Ez GAes Orchard, OF
~ G8 severely III Ihe
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lbgsass e nothing for him.
Nm, saa last resort % Wy
i e., two FS' Or three months, b
Huced 0 wei man ms He''i'aa
bOd to the preSens aay'
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Naq York Blue Point oysters q
Henry Blouth'a Restaurant, Very me
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INIYIpEND

DoARDRRs = TWO GENTLEMEN
Id or \ an and wife can - accommodates
with board. second story fronh 4Oa east 1lh
ktreet, N%N
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DuARDkha WAHrED-2p srohn
I'D fFOat room and other rooms =, ~ az ,SAA
1HtnRli OF.
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ROR sALy-M PAIR Or saoATn,,
LANES ANDEh6OF, near Side hill
HILLS, OhriStlanA M. ~
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T0OR sALE-LARoB AND sHALLL
Is 0srmantown wagons 81 isir prices. AZ
% a collection Of business wagons "
HAMMOND. "a and French ste, iYsosnS
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r1gllR RgNT-A a-ROO aBD HOUSE IN
Is Wsslern part Of the city, furniEhed or
nasurplshsd Owner would board TIA am.
IL II desirable. For particulhfa eddrets ~
letter mouse" this once. Stfisiiy conn
DENTAL
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n OBTaeA EED BETrEK Dn9 S5sSS.
Ia a regard will be given fof NE -
retafn % 1909 Rodney 81. Name Ht1 = "a
dfesa on dnS's eollAs. ~ Z.
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Teacher What 10 your name. my
boy7
New Pupil (Huently) Tom.
Teacher-Yoa should not cay Tom.
Thomas sounds much better.
(ro second boy t--Aid what is your
name2
Second View Pupll SIth AlScrlty)-
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