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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
Low no LAuNpRY coLonEp corroNs.

NAChAD WI ONo
/ find it more difficult to wash some
c%ottons, particularly c%alicoes, than ging-
hams, without causing them to fade, says
a writer in the Detroit Free Press. l
never want clean water for washing them
in first, rs clean water, with fresh soap in
it, is quite apt to fade the dark shades of
prints, and will sometimes spot the goods,
should the soap not be dissolved. After
washing my white clothes, l put my dark
cotton goods through the same water
without adding any more soap TO it.
AS l always put my white clothes
through two waters before scalding, /
serve my colored cottons in the same way.
l use scalding water, adding cold water,
to put them in for the last time before
rinsing. Don't let them remain in this,
only rinse them up and down to get the
dirty suds out before rinsing them for the
last time. Should they need any rubbing,
do it in this water, and if you need any
soap on extra soiled spots, use some good
hard kind. / always want good boiling
water for the last. handful of fine salt
added to the water is good, especially for
black-and- white goods. If the colors are
inclined to run, keep changing the posi-
ton of the garments on the line, hanging
them differently every time. 1t is best to
starch them by turning them wrong side
out. AS TO the ironing, most of the dark
prints, blue and red in particular, will
look better and more like new goods if
ironed on the wrong side. They will
iron better and easier if sprinkled and let
stand over night. Do not have the irons
too hot, as that will sometimes change
the color.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

VERY provoking; How provoking it
is when you want to give vent 90 vour
temper by alarming u mans Office
door behind you, to have one Of those
air" arrangements close it for you ever
SC gently.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Judge Em'ns, Of Boston, has decided
that when a tailor does not mako aft he
can G ect no ray. The JUDGE said
t,'at when n tailor made any article Of
Cl"thIn9 Tor q person IT was generally
understood that il was to be o good M.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
A Sign which Foiled

Young Husband-"Seems to me. nv
dear, this chicken is pretty tough
Young Wife, know il is. and 7
can't understand it at all. picked it
out myself"
Did YOU examine it closely 2"
"Iudeed i did. / looked in It's month
the first thing, and l could see it hadn't
even cut its first teeth yet."-New
York WeeklU.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The tail-plece that follows the Literary
a train Of cars Coming down a steep grade.
Very appropriate is II, meaning clear the
track" Woe to the one who contests the
wight Of way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Away precious time and money and triae with
your health experimenting with uncertnin
mouicineS,. when DE-, Pierce's Golden btod cal
discovery Is 50 positively ~certai1 in it, cnra-
tive action as 70 warrant its manufacturers in
guaranteeing IL u euro. diseases OF the blood,
skin and scalp, and all scrofulous adlictlons.
or money paid for Il will b. refnndad-
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Are any Of the new.fa-gled washing COM
pounds "a good as the oid-fashioned soaps7
day Tor "a yeGTs, and Is now just "a good "a
ever. Ask your grocer for IL and take no
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
STATE or ONO. Cry or ToLKpo, l.

New York is now the largest mahogan
market in the world.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Mid. equsble climate. certain and obgnao,,
crops. Best fruit. grain. grnas and stock c0un-
Try in the world. ful Information frce. Ad-
dress oregon lmIgratn Board. Portland. ore.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

500 Reward offered for an lncurablc case Of
ydy. % cts, by drugatstA-
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FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he IA the
senior partner OF the firm OF f.. J.. CHENEY e
20, doing business in the City OF Toledo,
county and Stntc aforesaid, and that eaid firm
VIII pay The sum OF ONE %HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
10 cureu Dy the uso or HALL's CATAR CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn TO before mo and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day OF december, A. d., 1883.
@ a. w. GLEASON.
1sEAL NOtdrB Public.
1871
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials
free.
+. J. CHESEY & Co., Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists, 7sc.
President Harrison seldom attends the
theatre.
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penitcntiary.
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Pains and Aches

nc back sbouldcrs and jointr Arc ~ ,,~gr
'"'le'i'n7 that ~rheumatism has gafooI r. fo,t.o6
aDo you so ON fn Iw for a longer or sb,r,o,
pcuod 90 caused by tactic .,t4 Il 49,,
Diop1 ands cured by Hood's 8ars,Da-ui, gst.s.
nouifaine' ihe aoi1ify and eradicate ovsry imp1-
~ from me biood.
s'n'fed from acute fheumatiam indueotbv
Which oalfei groai sveIHnz and ints,.. ~.
bottle 81 Hoods sarsapauua restored e.rr,I,tf,,
cieanaoi the blood and relieved fhe pain +, B,f
am neafiy Won "-L q Huy. sprfngaeid. No.
Hoods
Sold ~ al d~uzgise Oh sie fsr Il
% HOOD scoa Apotbe-ar.os, Lowell. u,.,
100 Doses one Dollar
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The Ottomacs Of South America cat ono
round Of clay every day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

a pocket pin-cushion free to smokers of
'Tansill's Punch" SC. Cigar.
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- 7. J. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, 0.
81 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Good AdrIcn In n Nnt.h.n.

President Harrison seldom attends the
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
GERMAN DICTIONARY Tn
OF e24 PAGES ~
FOR ONLY Owe DOLLRR.9I fIU
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At VERY SMALL PRICE. Nh

ne Fives EnFiih words with me German rr.t~.
lfntg and pronunciation end German W0rds 80
Anehsh DEFINITIONS bentpostpald on rscoipg Of d III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
furnished Gonecs.

T. HNI~HED HOUSE TO LEI Pleasant
location ], Rooms near Fo-toiiicr. For
part euisr-. adGrre- i. -. B0y -. B'thlc-
hem. Lltehilelc County. Conn.
MAJ ASQrAN ElNtE. y. J.. opposite
lVI Point rlea-an, Furnished cottages %
1T one 10 rooms. tAO smaller large ~t5Ic
trees. several dere- 10 laWr-. C!fHfi rN'r
frontage. unoAeell'd boItnc facilities a.
-l.li and surf bathing. WN. II. WILEY,
80 Hcadf--t
rrO LIT. IlENiSULD. At Ihrogg'-
i Neck noiilnP the Fast Elycr and near
tho Country club, CONT; -rSt with 80
acre. lawn, caldcn and meadow bOu~e
modern bu.ld with furnace. water and Other
conN.lipf.ce-. sewerage perfect. stable for
10 horse. bath lCu-" and boating IA lIlii'.
perfectly healthy no malaria. Apply .
GrSTrS TABTK. pa East 18th -.
rHO LIT a. south Orange. completely
i Furnished fr-t-cla-- h,t~r. with -
rooms. bath. rang lairdi'. tubs. bot aud
cold water fine lawns lOJN2oO beautiful
Views high aIound healthy GOOD wat = +,
rent frOis June !" 20 september 10. @ipO.
Adii .. NJ. -. Tribune once.
Two LET At Kconc VALLEY. Ad.Iopdach-
j furnished cottage Pleasantly located
ril.. $50 fo- "a" season. Adde'S VI. J..
Dt+ NHAN. 10 Prp,pcct--t.. ii'fror'. Conn.
T1O LIT Handsome Quoon Anno cot'are.
j ocean Beach. y j.. - prlfat" family
OCEAN lake aud river laige and wrll-frr-
ni.icd bedrooms. ufior. two diuine-foon'-.
laundry. detached kitchen corner prcDelty
lOONi5O with stable. Nc. rent $50 s'r
photograph. OWNER, e Hnl.cy-,'.,
I,rOOklyn.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AT 4 GREAT SACHIFlCE.-l4 sound,
"A seryiceable woyk horses and mares. from
5 10 ) wear. old weight 900 10 hoo -, !;
suitable for trVckman. express, milk, gro
Ger butcher, farmer or an other business ;
VIII he sold for less than l-3 value no
reasonable oTcr refused 10 DAYS trial
allowed responsible Iarties on!v. reason
for selling i on account u death n owner.
Full particulars at stable. 1879 MOtt--t. near
Grand, west = BOw.ry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

y LEt,ANIIN fIrr i-hcn apartments 10
IL Itnt for term OF - months from May |
next; sitrated Oh lark-aNr.. opposite
Murray I'LL Hotel Apply at PROV lDENT
SAVINGS ASSURANCE. SOCIETY Room
81 Equitable Euildn-. Ncw-York CITY.
H. Lar TO LEI for onr year; hand -Omcly
furnished 800 a month. VAN coz
LEAR. -oi West jjth-st.
on MADI~ON-NNE.- Apartments to rent,
ON furnished or unfinished.
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Ciin Real Cstatr for Sale.


Tor SALE.-A corner on ?th-sve. new
bui.dine ;c,n.. r9asovaL.c r-i.T TX
go East a2d-s:.
C,OR SAIL elegant privat" dwellings.
storie- 80 r. west OF rth-aN"., Va
15ih-.t. Just being completed. Apply on
premises ~ h. .. HOLIDAY. builder,
leo and lG9 West 3G,h-st.
1, OR SALE.-A gentleman about - leave
i Ncw-YOik Will sell Li- elegant i,si-
dencc. near JJh-ate.. ou O,th--t.. in al. rs
appointments nI,t-cla,s. and Ia pef'' :
Order Suiit by one Of our best architects
and builders one ~ the finest rr-ld'uceS
in city price $l-j. 1000 VIII entertain rca-
.Onahle Ofcr. See my agent, JAMES l..
EDWARDS. ..95 Broadway.
II FEELf.s> HOUSES. ''A.amhlttan
square. North houses. cabinet
finish, 2jNg5 feet 4 stoIie-. basement aud
cellar: classical, original and unique. l.
station a. co-u'i. OQcn e.: inspection, Or
builder Go Wet S3d-st.
III INCF.ST. los. west Of Broadnay;
i al1O highly Improved rented buslar-s
property near broadway Ill very reason
ably MARTIN & BRO, owners, 10
Wall-st.
no INVESTO RS.-Importan large cor
j ncr property. park ave. fully rented .
T. per cont inVcs tinent. HIRAM TOR
REY, 1871 Wet 23d -.
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SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT b.
.l.EAt. Mrs. MALNBtKG, 80 ith-
ave, between 2jth and 2ovh sts., upstairs.
.rferpnrr
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co.. UPWARD-Se,cn .,sNieeahio bu-i-
SOD ne~- and work horses and rar--.
iogmr and chunky built suitable fof farm
e.. expire -n.0u ~ any g.n.Ial u-r 40 a
miles an hour safe ,Or ladv or children 20
srlVc. perfect pet warranted u N.
HAITIAN PHODNCI STABLES, $40 Wc-t
3j'h-s;.. near lotA-avc.
c1OsPONN'. light ton delivery wagon
Oh I'd and harness - Duanr--t.
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6clu Uan'eo.
Males.

Males.
4 MAN FOX position ~ trust recently
"A vacated throueh fines o. las, incum-
l.ht: salary stated on interview after H.
q. x. Kpl. - l;oado--i.
4 GENTS WANTED h every town in
n l.. :. and British America Tor good
paying artr.r' coHn.iS,ioi- most 4i"i p,
small capital .icck i..'M'd monthly
send III iur particulars and Z. Let ui m'hl-
hei-hip. JUAN rILDAD, J.. q. Bon IS.
Ia'at'ca~. Mexico
- OY WANTED 90 wofa ami holl 100 the
ID hOu-s. good wages and permanent -l'-
uaflOn, wiz. advancement. =, nar That VIII
D. axe himself Generally useful. Apply a.
80 West ith-st.. in l-'m"nt store
II YOV Al;E OUT or EMPLOYMENT
i or wish {" make a change. call Al thr
pI'crr' 4 for loo1"cep'-- cole tor c.rrn-
-al N-nI,n. vNi''rs packers. drt'r. coach
m.n. S,abl'mon. watchmon useful mcr.
farm hands trar.sier-. rooa- waters. fir
Ia, = and mechanics new order, every mail.
.'.I l.0lpLlTAN AGENCY. Gs1 l'wny.
IWANT a married man A. colchman AID
i gardener. wife IT, tunN aud lfgnafr-e .
nu-t Dee capable. honest aud indn-tio1-.
preferred good Nar'-. Apply . !. e. D..
q Wofth--t. between aal o'ri''e.
nEDtNlzlK~ WANTED - faternnl
~ endowment order, -ii.atId oyin-fu nifty
for eNpc't-. \. H. 's,nd rnion lIrt'i
,,,. ,.,.,-,.-r,.,-, ,t, ,
lll' N'N - ' 1870
Do" ''
""i- .h ~" "'". '' '.
>.,,-Nork CIV. unemployed business mel
a. .n.r-s aff ,nf.r.ri-, 600 barn .. ad4lr.
tarroI~ opportunity. fel''-- ni'l icf.r-
.nf"- and Ialtrp.tf-. & Al.~'N SNIP
SOS. 80 University Place. N"w-N'fs.
XVANI1.D. thoso.rhl, competent
w rolchnau on iast'- rur. a. summit.
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Connirn Real Geiair Go Get

a MONTE LAIR y. J.-lIli~lfe House
"A - rent. not a hot.l ptf.iN flrnl-hr1
r. -hly ItiOA AID constantly lIirpn4f'1 D.
-.ctt~~fll grounds. Sod h.iltA. address
". s. IiAl-he-tN".
HOPE. III i.b,If}--t. Aat ~
n. Ro-eli.. y. J.. c'.iriti, HOUSES 20 Ieni,
is,m -, 20 :io pc' month.
LAST ORANGE. y J-Tor Rent. --
Il One cNtr, nuc house with all improve
ucit, from May !. Adifc,- JOIN W.
kU>sELL. 200 Broadway
Y LW.LONDON. CONN r. r'nt. frr.
y ni-hfd cottage. vi'h stable oi Ocean
ave. near P,qgOt iintcl. facing ti.h'r IS
Island Sound. Apply 70 RICHARD 4.
NORRIS. Ncw-L0na"n. Conn.
SCMMlT y. J.-Twni.hei and unfir-
- nl~hod houses o. Jet for season of year t
best locations desirable properties fDr sale.
L. q. POTTER. opposite ~ta'ion
~ LEI. Flushing Long l. am lious'.
L IL rooms. with OF without stable AM
c,rI.ag. house: all modem improvements :;
.n best condition; iruit 'r"o- and lawn t
not NE minute walk ron Main street
station IA hfst location. Apply ~ CHAS.
FRANCIS. Room -. 40. - broadway.
TNO nrst.cia-- cottage all .mpio.r
] mcn'- e. minute from station. r'nt-
$3.50 and 800 per f'as. wl. rent on fun
ni-heI. JOHN INGRAM, j., Wcsthcd.
y J.
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w AlTEE>S.-By "A iir,t-clas, waitress
w and To assist at chamberwork in pri.
,ate family best city reference from last
place. X X. Box 10. Tribune Uptown
Or!cc ] 23S Broadway.
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flats Go Get. Hnturuisheo.

dror other real estate adj. see 9th page.
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Real Gelnie fOanico.

rrANTED.-15 b. - are, high Ground
w with pleasant View iicr from malaria
yn,k and within ialf = uilc Of station. Ad-
Dire. \. g.. Bon ,. Tribune once.
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nUork Uante0.

Males.
YOUNG GERMAN. 10. wants a position
4 best u references. silre~> =. VI. GASS,
- Ncw--t.. BayOnne city, y. j.
NOUNG MAN 20 wishes position a.
salesman, collector or clerk. Address
G.. o.. 100 West i-d-st.
" DUNG Man. 26. would Ike place IN
wholr-rle iousc. Address d. u.
SHAW, Al 7th.ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
Furnished Rooms.

A PLEASANT vcll-furLished room for
"A gentleman; private family. - West
JOth-~t.
II LLIGIIFt'I PNRLOl; for doctor or
~ dentist. l19 West 53d ST
II UKNfSlIED front and back rarior. with
4 bath iic and gas others in suites or
~nrlv. go i'h-aNr.
81 WEST lGTH.sT.-Fcw large and small
Cb comfortably furnished rooms, with
both house ard location first class.
CtTU.ST.. 1886 WEST. near Broadway
81 Handsomely furnished squar. rooms
for gentlemen.
80 WEST Notion PLACE.
II large. Wcli-furni~hcd 2d-~tory
front room: folding beds; ample closet, !;
ga, and bath references.
DIN EAST IOIil-Sl.-1wo rooms 10y
XIV housekeeping fun i-hcd or unfur-
nishcd. Ja,itor'~ ten
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Conntrp Real estate for Sale

zryCy FOR MONTCLAIE.-H Hand.
a some residences and building sites for
ale. houses to let, furnished or unfur.
"tsbed' TUBS 4 TAYLOR. 5 Be"kman-st.
~ Worcestershire DNON. 30
n mtnut.s from the city. an attractive.
roomy modern house with all con ,S
a..u it snd rarriaor.hOusc wide fTOatagc on
rc.tb Broadway; fine views and surround
inss: price s32. 900; would leasc nninr'
nisb4d. Inquire OF BELLOWS WAX
KEN, Getty square. iohHeis'
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nUork Uanteo
Females.

Females.
CASHIER. 1c.-By an educated girl for
~ cashier. writing. &c, ~ companion
AID house Keeper for lauy anything ac-
crytablr NOT too mental Address \. r..
Tribune Uptown Onicc. Las Broadway.
n OEEE>rONDEN o. CAsHIER.-By A
Y youn- ldy from the country refer
cnrr- and security given. Il. =, Box ID.
Tribune oricr.
:, rtNODi;NPHtK and TYPEWRITER
- would like position ambitious. cdrHcst
worker. BEGINNER. TriLrne Onlce.
rrENOGHArHEK sud TYPEWRITER.
- by a sonny lady. y insurance, law or
commercial. o1irr. -llarv according 10 r-c-
fuine-s. Address H., care j. w. Douglass,
81 Hcckman.st.
w ANTFD.- ~ 4 yorrg lady preparing
w . teach. position ., clerk in sun ~.
hotel (mountal G. s,a..d'i duiine months
Of IriY. A. sn-t aui September. Address
J. d. %? osf"n--t.. Olana". y. J.
w ANrTD.-A cir! 60 cook. wash and
required. can II rs MaGi,on.avr.. niurs-
DAY morning before o'clock
YOUNG LADY would Ike writing
! evenings ai-o saturday afternoon.
Nj H. LEE, 80 East .7th-st.
v DUNG girl wishes position at address
In envelopes or handwriting ~ any
kird. Address WRITER. .0J Lexington
~.
NOI- 81 LADY desires position a, assist
i ant Lolkkfrpfr or cashier; experienced
good references. Address \. Il. G., BoN
81. Tribune Oilicr.
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Real Ceiatc 10 Gxfhnnae.
i Uclght.. Brooklyn splendid invest
Lcn,. country seat Nantcc. VI AKlIN
BROS. 10 Wall-st.
NJ uRKAY HILL apartncnt-housc % ~
vi rhruPe. l15NlOO. near Midison-aNc.
Room %. 8 Plnc-st.
81 GOO -S Si1n are. s,ar'o "a,
small house Ia Brooklyn. NJ. ttH;AN.
10 Wa-hln2ton-st, y. Y.
tror other real estate ad- see 9th psgc.)
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flats 90 Get. untnrnisheo

L,LATS TO LET IN THE
L GORDON.
e9th-st.. 9th-ave. newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern Improvements rent
from 835 b. $50 per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire o. the owner. on pIemss.
ADl>ON.AVE. No. 20. corner 2sth-,t.
Vl Corner ara. tment t. rent, unfur-
nishcd southern exposure.
fHHL FIFTH AVENUE. shave. cor.
i s5th-st elegant suites o. apartments
OF ten large light rooms aud IAN with
buffers pantry passenger and freight ele-
vator. Inquire on premises.
T'HE "BLACK" BUILDING. 81 9TH
ave. Entrance East .S:h-st.-Larcc
apartment one mcd!rm-sizc. sunny; pri-
Nate hall heat. elevator. 10 10 1.
THE BALTIMORE. 13s- o East io,h-
1 st.-Apartmcnts. so % J , posse sion
Nav | +, all light; stcaia-hci hall boy.
a. J.. HOYT & CO.. y East f-i-st.
S,TH-AVE.. . 593. corner l3sth-~t.-s light
O rooms hall. carpcted ali improvements
rent I'D 80 allowances.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Gitn 6onses 60 Let.
Unfurnislicd.

Unfurnislcd.
n WEST 47TH-ST.-Ncwiy decorated. pan
~ nv and library extension situation IN
surpa,sed private family only 90 800. NJ
INV nrcInises . 20 D. Or 20 Nassau, Room o..
- WEST s3D.ST.-i-stoiy, pantry ck.
> 1 tension, ~ 800. Apply premises 70
a except Sundays. or 20 Nassau, Room %.
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Boar0 tl)nntc0.

- 3tth-sf. between Broadway aud 9TH
ave. private family preferred. LELAND.
S. West Sith-St.
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r THE UNITED srArrs WAGON

"A AND CARRlAGL a., 3D,.AXS.EI:
CORNEI: 4eTH ST. NLW;IOKk CITY
ALL KINDS OF DELIVERY, HKO-
GERS. BAKERS. BrlC -iEK>'. IA y
DRY, MILK. CARPENTERS AND TX.
PRESS WAGONS on HAM AID
MADE TO ORDER. ESylN ATS +. l.
NISHrD. ALSO CAHRIAGtc. HAN.
MISS AND BLANKETS CilLArl:i.
THAN ANY HOUSE IN TIE UNITED
The Press., 1890-04-10

West Stafford, 4th, Mrs. J. K. Park, "A. Hartford, 7th, Eli c. Orcutt 71.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS April 9th, 1890. At regular meeting of Harmony Temple of Honor, No. 30, of Stafford Springs, Conn.,, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas-H has pleased Almighty God in His d- vine wisdom to remove from our midst faithful and loving brother and a noble pillar of this Temple, in the person of brother Eugene Winter to the eternal temple prepared for his loving children therefore Resolved-That in the death of our brother the temple loses faithful and upright pillar, and while we bow with humble submission to the will of AL mighty God, we cannot but mourn our loss, and ex- tend our sympathy to the sorrowing parents and friends.
 Resolved-That mark of respect for de- ceased brother the Temple charter be draped with embems of mourning for thirty days. Resolved-That copy of the foregoing resolutions be sent to his parents, and also copy sent pub caton in the Temple Star and in The Press that the same be placed ID the archives of the Temple.
 Jos JosEPR RRENNEN EGNhNlEEFNpRD' Committee
 E. N. CRANE,
The Press., 1890-04-10

NRDER OF NOTICE.-State of Connec- " ticut, County of Holland, ss. Holland, April 9th, 1s9O
 Halsey Huff vs. Nancy E. Huff.
 Upon the complaint of the said Halsey Huff, pray ing for reasons therein set forth for divorce. now county and returnabe to the said court on the first Tuesday in October. A. D. 1889, and by continuance to the April term of said court 1S90 Therefore be it ordered by the court that further notice of the pen dency of said complaint be given by publishing this fcrd on or before the 10th day of April A. D. 1890.
 s. O. PRENTICE, Judge. E. O. DIMOCK, Clerk of the superior court for Holland county.
The Press., 1890-04-10

ONE of the coolest things out is the charge made by xugwunp paper that republicans are responsible for the misrule in New York city,-because they run tickets of their own, instead of selecting the best of the two demo- cratic tickets for their support. The paper says s'the republicans defeated the best may or New York ever had-Mayor Hewitt" this auda cious running of ticket of their oun