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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

No event OF this season has called out
such large portion OF society us the we'd
ding reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Nolan Fontaine for their daughter Emma,
who was last evening married to Mr.. Louis
Meacham.
At least 800 invitations were issued, and
il is safe TO say that but few sent their re-
grets on so happy an occasion.
The fact that the young people are
members oil the most prominent families,
and themselves most popular members Of
society, gavc>such prestige TO the event as
to make it red letter one among the
many receptions of the season. From
TO II o'clock, the hours OF the reception,
the guests were continually arriving, until
every available space was filed all Of
which, however, tended to make it brill
liant gathering.
BY preference, the marriage was quietly
performed at 1880 o clock in the presence
Of the family and few invited guests.
The large reception room was used fot the
purpose, and the small bay window was
converted into a sanctuary in which the
ceremony was performed. A small prize.
dieu had been placed there. and in front Il
large satin pillow, upon which the bridal
! couple kncIt for the bcnediction. Over
head, an elaborate floral piece was hung,
representing two interlnkcd hearts, with
lock and Key binding them together. 1t
was beneath this suspicious and beautiful
| nj al.l UN f,tr.
united in holy wcdock. The Rev. Spruilc
Burford performed the ceremony OF the
| Episcopal Church, and the beautiful ritual
was read in an impressive manner.
The bride wore an imported gown OF
white corded silk, high neck and sleeves,
| with embroidery OF seed pearls about the
neck and sleeves. The front was OF small
kuiic plai,s, with full ilouncc at the bot
| tom. The train was covered with real
| lace which was also draprd from the right
| shoulder to the waist aud fell in flowing
| dmpprcs from the right SIDE Long white
! Kid cloves partially covered the arms. over
all tulle veil was softly caught aGd fell in
sweeping folds to the floor To tell Of the
b'auii al effect and Of the pretty, charm
ing BRIDE in whose honor all this prcpara-
ton WAS made, would be rs hard as 10 gild
the lily and paint the rose.
The groom wore the customary evening
suit, with white vest and gloves, and
looked Us radiant and happy as BRIDE.
groom could look.
Immediately following the ceremony,
the minister handed the bridal couple
a small white vcllum bound book, en-
titled "Our Marriage Vow" which con
tanned the certificate Of their marriage.
Ia this the guests who were present pro-
cccdcd TO write their names rs witnesses.
! They were rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
NptNsgD rELEaRAMs.
4egitime has captured five towns in

Legitime has captured five towns in
lIayti.
The Nandcrblts have obtained full con
troll OF the Souti Pennsylvania Railroad.
The National Furniture Manufacturers
Association hasreiused 10 organize q trust
Gov. Nichollshas ordered the Attorney
General TO proceed to investigate the New
Iberia disorders
The Secretary OF State has information
that an expedition against llayti has been
fitted on, in Noy York.
1t is rcpor,Gl, from general quarters,
that Allison haspcrcmptorily declined the
Secretaryship oithe Treasury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

We reproduce above statement Of Capt
4. 4. Tobin, Surveyor Of Customs, pub
lishrd January ~, TO show the public how
much We oulrank nll would. he competitors
Ia our line IN importing cign direct from
Havana. We now receive importations
direct from Havana every week, and
though the past quarter shows that our
imports wcrr only seven times that Of our
would be- competitor, the next quarter We
think will show ten times as much.
|. SNNLfEoN x Co,
Direct Importers OF Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
BALDWIN, KNOWLT0N & LAKE

Medicine Lodge, Kas.; J. =. Graham
Wichita, Kls Jolly Gregory, Jas. Carroll,
Walter Long, Thomas aud Janet Herman,
Charles Millet, Frank King, Maukcn T..
Carroll, Miss Charlotte Coleman, OF the
Adonis Troupe. are among those registered
nj the Clarendon Hotel,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

NEW NoRK Jan. There were great
disorders ON b. streets OF New York City
today aud irrucnt conflicts between the
police and he striking street car mon.
There was mch clubbing and some shoot.
ing. Sever, persons, both police and
strikers, we hurt, but none killed Al
the end Of ne day the situation was more
serious tia at the beginning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

LOHMEIG su ldruly. no his rsiicncr. No hi
Trckrmut strt ThurdHy, January 20. 1850 nt \
o clock pm.sNtoN LOnhliEn IN The 3ilh year VI
hi age
Funeral ifi residence this lFRipAYl afternoon
NJ 2 O'Clock Friends and acquaintance arr Ia.
yIfHt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

The associated groccrs Of st. Louis have
made final arrangements Tor the National
Convention Of representatives OF commcr.
cial bodies 10 formulate for presentation to
Congress an equitable bankrupt act II
will bo held February -.
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FnrL. nnd IIsnrr. Nsrln %.

The following Is a statement of imports
received at the Memphis CuHom-housu
during October, November aud December,
1855, accompanied 10y the names oi the
importers, with the value Of tlrir imports
placed opposite to their respective names.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

N o. Y y
William stewart Lizzie lftr.
The newly welded pair then turned 10
receive the cougral ulutinns, which were
expressed with hearty sincerity.
i,y this time the crowd Of guests began
10 assemble aud Mr. and Alrs. Fonlainc.
ably assisted by Mis-. w. W. TAYLOR Mrs.
". II. seward, Miss EVELYN Budy and
Miss Lizzie Estes, were proiusc in the AZ
truiious iu the guests. The whole lower
floor was thrown open, aud with the large
crowd present, no crowdIng was at any
time noticeable. In the rear OF the ball
the punch bowl was placed where the
guests found opportunity 10 quail many a
tpIsi 10 the bride and groom and 10 each
other In the rpircshment.ruOm a crowd
was always found. ior here was served the
choicest menu which usually goes Ia
furnishing bridal feast. Every
guest was presented with tiny box Of
bridal cake. bound with q silver string.
and many "a maiden cherished this token
and INDUCED IN those uniorblddcn iancirs
which ri-r % the mind at the sound ui
Wedding bells. Nothing WIS wanting To
make the evening q memorable one, from
| the lovely weather ont Ol doors 10 the
warm hospitality extended within.
No one missed an opportunity 20 visit
| the room where handsome bridal presents
were displayed. Objects oi Art in silver.
| brnuzr and ceramics were represented Ia
,iUs from relatives aud friends, aud cx-
qusitc cnguyiugs and pictures were part
| oi tLis handsome collection. II gifts rep.
resent well wishes. then this happy pair
start on q voyage Of unprecedented pleas
urc.
I'm Youthful society both Of these young
rcppi, will be- sadly missed, ior Miss lon.
ininc has enjoyed the distinction Of being
one of the most popular Of local bellies,
and although this Il but hcrsccond winter,
she hid fair TO take the leadership Of a gas
ami fashionable circle. She h pretty and
ACCOMPLISHED. with charming manner
and as graceful m n young lawn. Sh'
viii b. one oi the few young brides wh'
will still hold her popularity among ih'
The groom, Mr.. VI. Louis Meacham, i
Wcll-known social figure, having bcci
Tor two or more seasons, one OF th'
gallant Young bcnuX Who has mali
society ~ gay, son OF the lat
NJ l.. Ncncham, he has inhcnicD
n handsome property, which liia sagariou
I commercial Instincts have turned 10
,,,pI purposo. Though young IN ycar
! hc viii vet be- one Of the leading men VIII
make city,
! Ih.s union has been looked upon ~
mos; happy affair aud that u j. plcasin
An I'M members Of both families, II assume
. "A douhlc blessing. The young couple vi
I. lpayc tolay Tor an Eastern trip, which vi
l,st about three weeks. They will Toe :
J. home. ut the Gayoso, after the 2OIh II
2 slant.
. Though this was one OF the large
crowds ui the season, the ArrEAL mu
y was able Ia gather list OF most Of tho.
E. In attendance.
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Usr Sol 'olcman's ko.ko cachou.


From thcliliur lNIi,,.l ncmocmct.
Three hudrcd oi the state con,icts have bccu
leased ouu various parties for " pcr month. Il /,
expected ,ht the State will derive an Income vi
about $500 per annum irum her prisoners
BrUO h t.tNorA
This tang OF state pcddling in her
prisoncrsO subject them 10 the brutalitics
OF the cOyict camp is sight to make
angels w,p.
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K.rn IuNnnAL NOTICE.

DOIANnopGE No. ~ X UT p ~
Ia The uNfs and mcmbrrs ar request y q. y
I'D b. meet our Castle Hall 30 .ui Main ~ -.
street. thia NbANI afternoon III u'rin.t y - Y
sharp tu .cud "a funeral ui our late ~
brother |uN lnUNTtru MpmhUrs 1T ~
sister lud are cordially Invited ~ urirr
ADAM liLi.liLtNU, e. &.
Attest ]. liuNuDu h. Of a. as
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
BEAUTIFUL NUPTIALS.
MARRIAGE OF MR.. LOUIS MEECHAM
AND MISS EMMA FoNTAINI.

An Event That the Local Social World
win Long Regard With Intense Pleas.
ure-Hundreds OF Guests and Unal-
loyed Delight-Some Features.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

WILL be found m excellent remedy Tor
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pils.
Thousands of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them
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Dissolution Notice |!

HAyiNo ny vfRTuF Nv s plCREE or IllE
i Chanocry Conn IN ~, uw ~ ivan y. ID .
will In The gflsefy bosins.. .f e. " Ryan A Co ~
y. o. Andfuws and q " WHrHf and ny conne.
ton with aid business hatIug aluEsihet oeased.
~ agsotUt n.y.. .s,,,,.t ...l.ir1 ~ either cnna
10 per.on OF r.rnii % ne p.amrlya The old stand
40 Main street -, ....,,.
4 compliance with the H'H.r may ave U"ub'e
''' ''p'''' rRASg grAS, EIoeu'ot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01

A receiver has been appointed Tor the
Mercantile Hank, Of Atlanta. Assets, W
cents, known liabilities, $4,000.
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nrrm nrNn rrNEnAL NorIcr.

nErTdR RRupER BuND -TIIE uTFiCERs
- uumrmhgri nfr requested 81 assemble NJ
the hal suRibAlI afternoon nt u'rlurk sham
~ nitrnthe funeral II our late hrpfhgr, AsruN
lpuNEu ~ oricf
3D. TANNER President
Auestor n,rt, Secretary
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IIIII,.

srn'cDE ior TuG WEEKLY Arrru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
F." AT NEw.LoNDoN. CONN.

The estate Of Dr. j. Nelson Borland IL aces ont eighty
erIy end OF Long Island Sound contains apv e,Iti
acres which forty-fve are under ge hand
vation is high land close to the sea mas M "a two
some well-buit mansion house, win s'a 1.oS which
small creenhouses a second house fuzzy ruinlsn hrrd
can be rented two faTmhouses and necess4y statIon
ipes 1t is about four miles from New. o Irr,on ele.
with telephone communication with western tshea ana
graph ofice OF New-London; Is thoroushp Us annie
The furniture will be sold with the mouse. I'D house
srppiy OF both well and cistern water. Ing and n
mentioned IS also offered for rent for the 49, viii be
the Mansion House is speedily sold tnST rro
orered for rent Apply to CHAS. U. oGhu,s place
,oontst or MEREDITH & NELSON q EAS"A"s0 '
Boston. -s1oI,o- leland 10
S,r1sTDF COTTAGE at Manhanset shelter l .y iur
- IL tor the season desirable new coteas9 ,ter &c
rishnJ for housekeeping, with bath rula"s srnlv IN
r,ses nan tose meals At hotel II preferred. bn
p@i"e' '~' H S. MOWER 20 Union seusIe, 1sESH- -
VIZ UTTT, PINE LUMBER LANDS cor,ro,v orers for
a,o 40 400 acres OF timber and mheai ,rthwtries
ssle ON the Catawba RIVER ana nd e.
TVV has been carefully examiner uy
inns tss 70 Contain exclusive OF
IS esVi ne. 100000 600 Feet OF mefchan.v'as
yes Ieno bcb 100 900 900 Is white pine OF n
% % Doc 600 feet yellow poplar ana x1VoY,oS Sv
o n is thought TO be the most vanaDie OVhs
leet M r'ne timber south OF the Potomsc isNsI uo
OF white apns are also OF great value and the tue 70
mn sle nroperty has been affirmed by the
~ the state price So 50 PEE acre. fg prs a Buitt
address WILLIAM MCnhOi''A@ ''' '
/ Building Philadelph9, "a.
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REOoRpEp MORTGAGES.

Rontanu. OLYMPIA to Charles B Perry and IL Tiffany
executors, trustees. etc. kehy-s% oL Ao''n'S"
'ei Bex ssa George Camir de Moore S SSo
Clarke James and wife John Dagger Webster
ave Oe o. Easd \ 70 Charles Perry Richard
Stevenson trustees, etc. 1nteryae-ave. oil
Sansvss Patrick and wife Met5oDOHo o Savings
B'9 SsioAsr lOl sSrsS j. to john Sa'Is Fox 4h of
shame SANE to % shaw. 144th-st of shave
''1 Same 10 Mary BOgert 144ths Of shave
'' pensoD, Felicia L. to John Seed. No 8 AiOan''''
I petjen. Davis to John Laughln. No % Per'''
fes David Miriam and husband Henry COo Bes trustee
74th.st Of sdeye y eSs s GSH 1stsve.
OF 8em5wOla George ana Wife Catherine Newscha'er'
F ssfS:s esO 2: S1pVe 10 Fs6c 6Sth-s'
ehays ysp sSV 10 Manhattan savings institution
Frankns chqrs4I;; che 10 bBan hl ssybe trustee
iSSr,s 2davc years, p %$ ;o%sn Savings Bank,
Hggans, jane " 80 and y %e So 81 900 ''
Ho s:s Meimsn and wife to too Mary Gre"haF'
lS4uhS, , Ss9aN sad Vie 70 James McKennay
Hoeier Mei@an and wife William KOCH 1S4h'
st. SHAY Ieso y snd wife to Sophie GOebe 1st-
ave, 76ihst year e. oo9 rmgrant Industrial Saw.
ng n1 Sssk 'q Igs Sss 9aa gs
KTaeIcr CasY. and md WE yo 10 os $500 i
Kcniad jacob and Barbetle 70 To- George hoOh'
e-th .
Enox John A and wife to the Harlem savings bSlA'
a. Fj5gshyldge Road Madson-ave, year ei.2OO:, ~
In 'Cbsrles and wife TO Ernest Won Au' NO loV
''hs .,,S iTiag6 and others James Smith. cor
ilth-aye and 72dst., SoOOOO. ,. saroo nronortv g
ami HUH and ano 10 same; same properly o
Metleenaa. John wife to John Greae doth
" .! Sl IaGete 10 Sarah shots Greenwich
ana Charles years, SB1oO. - 100 poa.I q, and
~ ,ne 10 John Coge trustee, Nos IL Feafl-sl anu
Sc Waters st wears sb,5O1. ,,,-.. . oo1 =, u, q,
7th.ave 2 years. 81, GOO. . ~, MI. r,ordio, No
3 Mulberry-st, years ci,OCO .
Nethsc6nh Nette. ana Others To Sabina Jost, cor
Cd. ave and 2d-st years. IS oO0. -.-, c-,-
Sch.nport Theresa. 10 Enigrant lndustrtol savings
ponE i, NJ cor gd-aNc and 93th-st. i year, FSO. OOO
smith Ormond ana Others TO trustees OF q IA HnlNer,
Nos II IL Is l. and 10 MOorc-st. years, $4,000
scott Marh, 10 Siias ID. clifford aud ano, eNts,
Terrace Place Findiay-s;. years, 5000 500, .
Charles NJ Marsh : 1OOlh-st
" Of 1Othavc. demand $4,000. -, w., -
Van IIouten Theo {. ana vic, 70 Johh Basget' Z
wohster.avc " Of 179th-st years, 5000
Van Hou;er. Frederick d. to same same property
years. scCO. ,,,o.,,. r.
'Waltor Mary 4 John II Toucey, Riverside Ter
race /. n Powell Place year $4,000.
White David. Equitable Life Assurance society OF
nifs. states i29t-st Of 0l-ave wears SD 600
T.nning.r Frederick. 60 Cathaline Gcrh0ld 1lth-
ave n OF 54th.st. year. 5000
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TEE WINDSOR.

ELI ABL1li1OWA, ~. Il. 10 located amidst some Of
every direction. Pure dry Draclng air, wonderfully
conducive " good appetite and strength. No mosquitoes
or Malafa Running water on every floor from noun
tan sRFng absolutely pure Table second to nons in
the Adr0ndacks. Telegraph express and ticket Offices
IN the house Fine tennis and crOQuct grounds
Two splendid farms owned by proprietor supply The
house with abundance Of fresh milk cream, butter,
eggs vegetables &c. Circular with city references My
coaches with all trains and boats at Westport
A Rrnn
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.RALPH,sY In THE ACKNOWLEDGES

Three and one-hah miles from Lyon Mountain
Station Chstesueay Railroad; delightfully."- located
Upper Chateaugay Lake b2as careful osrsmen good
fishing Billiards bowling alleys, lawn tennis; bath
houses; accommodates 100; all pleasant and beds
hrstcass the table has reputation unsurpassed by
airy. Send for circular. j. ". HUTTON. Proprietor,
" Y
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couu,rn ,,roprrio for sale ann 60 Get

TI,ANTIC CITY, N. J.--IIotels, boarding nouse, CIV
a sges lots and bath houses 10 lot or Tor saie % 4
ADAMS & CO.. Real Estate Agents. Real Estaec al" 40"
building Atlantic City. N. J.
~ FsTRABIE factory property will be sold o. & aaty
Il sratcd at Mount KlscO, N Y, 30 mles nvnnoyy
water pawsr gas works. engine, boiler, 49, A rs
essv Terms Inquire SPENCER OPIlVhh W. ~
Maiden Lane
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SEkGhhn LIKE MlISE.

one mile from haIanoc Lake Station, Oh ChateaugsT
t. l.. Enlarged newly furnished and in perfect sanitary
condition. 1000 feet elevation 1000 feet piazza Emil
nent physicians recommend climate for lung and throat
troubles; Malaria and hay e1es unknown. Splendid
Tor dning,room and Office Table hest In the noun.
ains ali deicaces Of equal best at Sara.
toga. Open May l Nov. !. Send for illustrated cir
MILO Il. MILLER
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REAL ESTATE.


,,,re,xrss AT THE EXCHANGE
- auction sales at the Exchange yes
lher w. w. Johuson viii SELL on July IL oioeh
Uraeo .d,o,nng the Crecdmoor rine rans'
az this season has virtually eioseu' ps' ,,
every indication q an early a. ,bs opS ss for al
Prices n nv. hut vacant lots have weShcneu t,I
men. n the boulevard The prospec. vr mar
pcciap r.nds chiefly on the state OF thc mones " ~
Esrn money continues cheap and piensdib ut mo
IL rom present prices is 10 De anu considerabe
nshtness 2, the market now held small margins
yrcoRpEp REAL ESTATE TRANsFEKSssooNNo, ~. l. VA
s sdsys s ,5a S sSs Is Martha Martha
s.ys p Slops1ay, Martha TO Margaret
,sai.. Mu1s's 5s5 coarand,sy.sis 201 inc
PHILIPPINE Hin and another another trustees 1900
l59d-st, s 500 c0uftianae - ''-..o..... $3.50
ssa. ST. No loo, Ernest Won Au anu "iie " 10000
go, Luz Ia, an els %lis cor ocnire xdX941O
o'y john nav Wees %ss . %ssd 30 aSISd 5 Jean
wSSs @ and ISq 5ss2d snd wife to
s'Y Sar R5GYSs SIIsgsasS ,vs ias;s5 IL Bcajs:
1soth sss1 az aye ~ E2sbet Roche 1900
He na 80. 1872 Barnett Levy and wife 10 2e5oo
w. asr%,a sss't' lot MGrIlsaRis 5Ss
l Is pais N.s ana N' an. White 400
Ellen n g hslisy Brccisve igsxioo Henry soo
wife . 19 Isdden q np4 x ylfS Sx $500
ss1s iossnsI'oi Franz Oiu'a'-. % 800
=, John oehef i::;-'Iss.5 5 i67th.st, -xG5.2x
% sS56 Z; Chas Perry and another trustees oeo
vavIlx q - zoos nd n Ils5th-st, OONlOO; Charles
" n perry ans another, trustee, to OLYMPIA Bon a,o
o.t tssa =: siSslS $50
sSh-,t sSS AZ, T. W NasSsn Hess 1000
Lyons sraT ANU Nathan Hess 70 Jacob Konrad.. 7,450
SSSatS n 5000 II 5th-ave, IL. 6x99ni
Equitable b5 ie A wSiia sooey VI $4,000
MpIserry,s' sc s No ~ mary Z oOO
MsasOD ss,l No 800; Pa1reN ManOy " wen 1900
74,nst lS %,, !, DAVID SafSe 10000
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ADIRONDACRS.
THE WEST~IDE HOTEL,

LAhE IlALIU, n. 7.
Charnlngly located on the west side Of Lake Placid
With AXE ard mountain scenery second b. IN the
AdrondockE~ Perfect IN all It's appointments. and 10
every respect delightful summer home Open June II
~ October is. Send for clrcullr
OLIVER ARIEL prnnretnr
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VHu PlupEIIn 20 Lei.
- -
A LARGE STORE and basement 10 let on leading
"A downtown street; light; 200 feet front 5000
square rect, cesre1i possession
moderate rutland & WHITING 3 BeeEman- st.
LARGE number Of nrst lofts, some yery desirable
II 70 let rutland & WHITING,
Beekman-st.
Unwilling HOUSES TO LTASF--Wesf 10Th az
~ No 416. s-soFy and basement $3.50 West i9th.st
No 425 3.story and basement 1900: ali nnrovcr,ents
ana In good condition. H. HEDDEN 800 West 1ob.st
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Cascade Lake House.

Cascadevle ". Y, ten miles Of Lake Placid. En-.
larged three times original capacity, and In perfect
condition throughout. Large airy parlor dining. room
and Office. with large open hrepaces Rooms good sze
and nicely furnished The prJprietOrs own ana control
the lakes which annually restocked making the trout
fishing the best IN the mountains Rates 81 TO gl per
week. Send circular WESTON 4 OTIS.
Also proprietors KEENE CENTRE HOUSE.
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Gountrn Doar0.

SpuNll GOHLO'
A BEAUTIFUL private mansion for summer guests or
"A party; nrstclass accommodations hot and cold
wnter gas bath lawns shade, walks tennis; high oca
tOn; splendid view l hour from city; convenient 70
denots 10 trains daily garden fruits stlbllng. Call OR
address c. =, 49, Willan-sL
A RESPECTABLE FAMILY. having q commodious
"A farmhouse, beautifully situated on high ground IN "a
very heal hy section will take few select boa;defs for the
summer months distance 30 miles; six trains daily 70 ani
from the city. Address l. III. B., Box No. II, New
Canaan, Conn.
II OARDERS Accommodated, near Great South Bay;
- bosnC snrf ami saltwater bathing, splendid shade,
good table terms moderate. T. RWatner Blue Point Lei.
OoARDERs wanted a. summit Farm House on the n: y.
~ and y. Il. r. house neNy rrblTei ana IuFnls s
Address particulars L. B. CURRY Box p, forKoo"h
Heights y. Y.
A. IRsTCLAss BOARD IN A MODERN COTTAGE
with large additions and cOmmo ilou5 rooms centrally
located and newly furnished; 81 Eront-st; Saratoss
Springs: opens June 10. MRS. S VAN VEGHrEN' FIop'
4, OOD BOARD and accommodations be had with
u H. p. HALL. as his fruit farm at Rdsebury, orange
Co, n. Y. references given
HEDGES FARMHOUSE, in Tie catslils-iEnslargsea
Ii and improved this season; fine rooms go0d DeaII
So per week. Address GEO HEDGES, East Durham ~
SILVER LAKE FARM.-In quiet and healthy place.
- beautiful lake So cry reIeiI y,I1- Conn
Mrs. +. b. HAMLIN, Sharon valley, CoIlI.
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RAY HRnOk HOUSE.

ADInONDACh MOJNTAINs.
Delightfully."- located on Ray Brook, n. Y. Only three
miles from Saranac Lake station on the Chateaugay
Z; X Finest brook tout fishing III the Adirondack.
Air dry and nvigoratng pure spring water fresh vegc-
tables milk, cream, butter, and brook during
the entire Rooms large, furnished and ven.
ulatcd. Send for circular with city references.
Prom
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Countrp Boar0 1)anteO.

w ANTED-Board or furnished house n the county, slr
,ant about one hour from city quiet ana nearby
ocalltv would prefer whore there were 70 other
,eSrs lberal for the right place. Address COUNTRY
70 Ard Box Is Tribune ONCE
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OBWEBETUCK INN.

South Wlndham Conn This new hotel built on the
Obwebeiuck Mountain. commands a magnificent view OF
.etts Excellent brook trout and black bass fishing
Hotel now open strictly rstcass Only l-2 hours from
Boston and hours from NewYOrk- Express trains from
all points. Apply to . CO ,,.,, o..
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prn Goods

IHTNA MATTTNGS from 1913 Roll; Car
rs,irrr Rugs Fancy Furniture. special prices 900
rnssaals Velvet Moquette Has ocks Poe. ANDREW
fFSTFT:S SONS. al Broadway.
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Giip properip 60 Eet.

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
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Anriion Sales.

= ERRY AND FRANCHISE At AAUGTioiNY.:1m ..91
1,v II 1ss0 al O'Clock IN thc afternoon, feri@D A.
Beach together with exclusive franchise ana Terry PRIV
docs ar Cafs6l and Interests in tne DOCKS, &c
safe necessary u close uD estate For further lhorm-
- aupiv h the UNDERSIGNED ~ CatSkl, \. y .,,,,
A + REACH EMORY \. CHASE. AMELlA T. W HIT
" TAEER Executors, &c, Howard WHITAKER, uec'
natei July .. llse