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Evening journal., 1890-02-27
cHRlsflANA ALL Aeoe.
The GSpsies Fled Through the Place and
stirred Up Great Excitement.

InG AaNnH1NN AANN NHH anu
stirred Up Great Excitement.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRIsTIANA, Del, February 27-The
little town was enlivened last even
ing by the arrival Of Sheriff Allen,
Warden Smith, officer Hence and
many other gentlemen from New Castle.
They were in hunt Of gypsies who have
been In camp ia the Marty woods between
this town and Hare's Corner
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Bullen
was attending the har of the hotel at
Hare's Corner he icing the only person
IN tho hQtc, excepting three gYpsies, who
were dri1aing over the bar. They failed
% pay for the drinks and when Thomas
Bullen demanded the payment Of the
bill they refused, and wrangle
ensued, during which Builen was
badly abused. A man arrived on the
scene and after hard struggle, the
gypsies were driven off The New Castle
authorities were notified and started ia
pursuit They arrested the two leaders
in the gang in the woods, but a boy
escaped on horse back. IL is supposed
that the boy went to notify the remainder
Of the gang who passed through this
town yesterday afternoon, enroute to
Newark. Mayor Hanson returned to New
Castle with the two prisoners, while the
other officers proceeded to this town.
Thomas Bullen and Warden Smith
went on to Newark for the rest Of the
gang, while Sheriff Allen, Officer Hauce
and the other gentleman returned to New
Castle. The gypsies who passed through
this town were considerably cut up anC
showed signs Of hard battle. The Off
GERS had had no supper when they ar
rived here and had supper served then
at the Allen House Hotel
Pierce Gould, Republican candidate foi
sheriff, was In town last evening, put
ting in his best ticks" for votes He wa
cordially received by the local Republi
/ cans
Evening journal., 1890-02-27
wANAmAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. Feb q, 1890
Tie aOeather today IS likely
to be clear.
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TO CHANGE DlRTRoAD TO MAcADAM

Shall Convict Labor BE Employed at Road
Making?
The modern system of making roads
is a compound of two systems, used in
England in the early part Of the century
By Telford and Macadam respectively.
Evening journal., 1890-02-27

is improving rapidly in every respect. He
knows that the Southern people are
kindly, brave honorable, and that the
comparatively rare contests occur
between the worst--not the better-ele-
ments OF both races. He knows that
those contests are inevitable It is inn
possible to imagine or to contrive law
that would prevent contests where the
races are equally divided. Notwithstand
ing this he continues his contemplate
agitation. There is scarcely any remedy
for Senator Chandler except that Of Sen
ator Blackburn who stopped Chambers
mouth by tweaking his ear.
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If Senator Higgins should devote his
time and ability to secure the improve
ment of Delaware's water ways he will
deserve the thanks Of the commonwealth.
So far Senator Higgins has not done any
thing to commend himself to the people
or even to his own party II was TO be
expected that he would make some enc
mics among the horde Of hungry patriots
who seem TO flock about
him by natural selection. But
Senator Higgins has done more than
that His course has been offensive to
every element in his party except the
subsidy beggars Besides obtaining APP
preparations for the Improvement of the
water ways he is expected, in fact he is
pledged, TO vote for subsidies. The one is
a shameless scheme TO loot the Treasury
for private interests, the other Is a neces-
sary and commendable measure In the
interest Of the public. Senator
Higgins would elevate himself and do a
benefit to the common wealth by with
drawing from local politics to leyote his
ability and energy, which are abundant.
TO better and nobler uses. The part that
he has borne in local politics has been
discreditabe His appointments have
been bad in themselves and dictated
by unworthy motives. They have
displeased and weakened the party,
and placed the Senator in an
unenviable light. The spells have been
dealt out. in a great measure, so that
Senator Higgins can devote his time now
to better purposes II the Senator should
keep his hand on the machine here and
be able TO dictate its policy, there would
be far less credit than would result from
improving the waterways. To be boss
Of the disreputable gang here is not
honorable. Senator Higgins has had a
favorable opportunity. Heretofore
Delaware could not obtain any appro-
priation from hostile Senate. Senator
Higgins has friendly Senate
Evening journal., 1890-02-27

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
AZ she clearing house to-day were: Clear
ings. Sl25.284 %. balances. s29. O2O.17
Evening journal., 1890-02-27
Sheets and Pillow Cases:
Hand Hem titched Linen Sheets:
ol.u.ll. rnr.la e. q nni..

Hand Hem titched Linen Sheets:
216x29s yards S. pair
211x21S yards s. so pair
Finer with more drawn work u2 to Si2
the pair
Hand Hemstitched Pillow Cases from
81 IS 10 IS pair.
Hand Hemsti ched Bolster Cases from
81 40 to 81 each
Heavy Round Thread French Sheeting.
90inches wide, 65c to Sl.75 yard
Heavy Full Bleached Irish Sheeting, 20
inches wide, 9Oc a yard.
Full line of Pillow and Bolster Case
Evening journal., 1890-02-27

We don't know of such an
other Linen stock. Evegy-
thing from the sheerest cam
brio, q ounce to the yard, to-
heavy French hand woven
sheeting, "a pounds to the.
yard; or from a Doyley 5
inches square to a Tablecloth
8 yards long.
The stock is as we would
have it; much of it made to
our order. We have looked
to quality, pattern, prices.
Come with your need in mind
and anybody else's best. We
know where the buying will
be done.
Our new Table Damasks,
new in quality and designs:
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Mrs. NJ. A. Lllley has returned from
Le.r0lt.
Judge Montgomery visited Charlotte
Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Whitcomb is visiting Miss
Florence Boyd OF Kalamazoo.
DR.. L. Humphrey stevens leaves to
morrow for Washington, u. c.
Mrs. Charles Reed is in Chicago, and
Mr. Reed Is N sew York City.
Miss Jennie Pond of Greenville visit
ed friends in this city during the week
Mrs. w. L. Rowe, Of Allegan, spent
part Of the week with friends IN this
city.
Misses Minnie Remington and Maud
Russell, of Bangor, are visiting friends
IN this city.
Bishop Gillespie holds confirmation
services in st. Johns church, Grand
Haven today.
Mrs. f. J. Hoppins and children have
returned from California where they
nave been spending the winter.
Mrs. ". r. Shelby returned from
New York Yesterday morning. Nj.
shelby met her IN Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Harry Widdicomb and Mrs
John WiddIcomb have returned from
brief visit with friends in California
Messrs. Milo J. Randall and Walter
Meech are homo from an extended trp
to California, Oregon, Washington and
Montana.
Miss Minnie Wiborn of South Divis-
lOn-st has returned home from her
heightened trip of several months
spent II Detroit, Rochester, Fl. Plain,
Ithaca and various other portions OF
New York state.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
Chit-Chat.

So seldom is wedding gift returned
that the actual occurrence is worthy of
mention. Just previous 10 one of the
weddings of the past year young
married society lady, somewhat noted
for her frivolous tendencies, sent To the
prospective bridegroom an elegant
whisky flask, resplendent in silver hli-
gree, with other appetzing fiXings.
The gift WAS promptly returned.
Then the lady penned a little
note, asking the gentleman to accept
the gift as a mementO OF old times.
But the bridegroom bad passed the
mementO stage. Conviv.alities mad lost
their charm, and the gift was again re-
lurned. There is another chapter 70
TINS story. The lady's husband has re-
Gently been delighted by receiving from
his beautiful and devoted wife a pres
ent of whisky flask Of rare workman
snip and cost.
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In and out Of society.

Mrs. r. +. Uhl entertained a few
friends Thursday evening.
The Womsn's Relief Corps gave a
May party AT their hall thursday even
ing.
The dancing club gave a party at the
Misses Gage a Benedict's hall Friday
evening.
Miss Minnie F. Clark, OF Cnarles-at..
gave a birthday party Thursday even
ing 10 about thirty-iye invited guests.
Rev. Charles Fluhrer will deliver his
London lecture. illustrated by stereop-
ticon views, at Lisbon next "Wednesday y
evening.
The members of the Second Reformed
Church held q jubilee meeting Thurs
day evening over the decision OF their
pastor. Rev. L. Winter, who VIII remain
with them. Three members volunta-
rly pledged $1,000 toward the church
Indebtedness OF 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

-Lesk here lBs1 his picture. s-1 Oh iAis
Bugnt VISIONS of gay dancers. grace
fully tripping about tie Nay pole, e2ch
weaving I'D and olt = thread OF color
acres o. eaiiOWereo green sN4fd reach
lDg Olt "a unendlng glory beneath the
-pr.ng sunshine; s.lveFy puTllng streams
u herein dwells tne beautiful pink
rvshed trout, these are Ieh % the
dreams suggested by the welcome lrst
u Nay Popular superstition and cus-
tom has long releg4ted IA day 70 Fer-
"a IOys, bat custom = I4sI supercocing
superstition. and Is substituting iof TIE
sprIng dance hldeOus dream OF up
rooted furniture and long procession
OF moving vans. The Easter bonnet ls
aid away secure from dust, and IN is
place upon tie fair head OF woman,
repOses the tTnged and twisted towel.
May day j. become day ot uncertain
pleasures and varied experiences.
Mr. /. L. Wilson has moved 70 $50
south Lafayette-st.
Mr. +. X. Miles has removed from l23
PSr.s-aye. 10 245 Par.s-ave.
Mr T.. L. Johns has removed from
720 Weaithy-aye. 20 50 Char.es-st.
Mr. George Clifford la, bldden Grand
Rapids adieu, and has gone 10 Nil
Waukee.
Mr.. y. A. Sprong and family have re-
moved from the Nendome 70 242 JET
fersOn-aye.
Mr.. II. F. Compton has removed
from 752 Wealthy-aye. 10 new resi-
dence OIL Lake-ave.
Mr.. Ed. Donnelly has removed bis
household belongings from 81 Wash
lugton-st. 10 10 Paris-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Lamos have
bidden good bye 70 Sweets Hotel, and
are once more in their MadisOn-aye.
home.
Dr.. Kirkland has shaken the dust of
RansOm-st. from his feet, and wlll
hereafter be at home at No. ) Nelson
place.
Mrs. A. Hines has removed from l05
south Dlylsion-st. 10 63 Charles-st.
where she has purchased fine new
residence.
Ex.Supt F. ~ Kendall has packed
and shipped lbs household effects L
Chicago. He went to that city with hls
family Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and theiI
stables have located at 2T0 South Lay
fayette-st., where Mr.. Brown has hand
somely retitted and furnished the Gif
/ ford mansion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

the checks glowing with color, tho
bodies svAying in ssDsuous accord With
tho rise and fall Of the bounding thor
oughbreda"
An infinite deal OF ignorance. labor
ously acquired, ia displayed % good so-
vantage In the paragraphs about vGca-
tiou clothes During the whole of last
summons beach season thero was only
one sensational bsthine-dross scen al
Manh sttaR- This was worn by a woman
OF notcriously bad charsoter, who was,
on Der second appearance. warned OF
the grounds The summer resort cor
respondents are killing The goose
which lays the golden egg, for this
spring much larger proportion than
usual Of the outing vsrdrobeA which
are being made I'D by the rDodistes and
ladics' tailors. will mover make theiE
appearance 81 tho summer resortS their
~ssrers who object 70 unsooeht sd
vertisinG OF % being represented a.
pos~u~~. Will Fet up tolly lirtle parties
ir country boo-,s. or bury themselves
An The Adirondack who're they car
wear kniokerbockers ~ tbey ike. With
ort comment on lie prone IN tho saud
or as Jet undiscovered besobes. where
abe reporter b .. not peDctstef
The outing rorp usually snswerr -
one 81 two desoript2cns Ia B stsolste-
II correct made BY taller vbo does
indeed p~t q woman into . very uhscu-
hne- -loekfnr sAirt WITH sttfeued bosom.
Enelsk sca-f .pS standing collar. but
Who vosN b~ gpsrdodly conventional
in this ~ In TIE scco~np~s yins loose
coat and round slr1rt ~ die, md worn hv
tie woman Who. vber sb~ 10 csrried "a
into he woods by hsr masculine rel
stives and pats OF divided psttioosts
for fortnight % car ping tpcvs newer
3 r,onent % ~ase % comfort unti she
IA s.Ssr bsr ovr roof sn5 fesls again
the frou-frou ~ Der o~u laoe ~ nrrred
urdervesr Or else Il is tbs bslfed
blo.~.. short STRIPED sigi-t sne soft
felt hss Of tie nTuph- tss hoYden
The hts Immature rirl overt Rowing
With anius srrie snd ready p
hop sEfp sns jvrp 81 be- -
lssss from fbs sebool-roou and fror
ety p~rsn>nts p4stpreseDsly charm
ing vita b-- gfyiisb fgurs &Bf susssuF
hsir. tnDo>~ssly ooaD.tsSsh, prs~s 81
bat n a. probability 80 having
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r.s .r.~rs "a -fyu--.s s-.S hr~tke-s sbsv
fns -, b-r eeisssns so< pst pigeon ~
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6ozrs -ith yes ,. sb. s't~rroon- sir
prf e>- as 10 sAs wss>s ard s~stnF
II sz. as ses hest tsv~ru ~ mare '
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winning so - shs fsnei>s thst SO
49, s.- e-.se- A.. a slorrssL hHt $50
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psyry r-r rfns so-brT
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
4 Good Citizen.

In this progressive age the man who
commands the respect and confidence
Of his fellow citizens must necesss rily
do so by building up a reputation that
i above rcDrOach. There are many
such citizens here, but one in particular
Wa desire 10 call your attention to IS
Csnsl-st., who by his courteous man
ners and fair dealing with all mankind
today enjoys a constantly increasing
business, and sells more goods than any
house in Northern Michigan, the webor
and Fisher pianos being leaders
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
THE OUTING SEASON
New ros TIE Rs4sn of TsuIas su1
Yscht1ns 0ownA


tcoSTEES.s 81 ~ EAczEzz@s col
TIE Ee~spspef oorresPoRoent sln
have = siE o. hls shoulders grlsyous 40
heavy u be cksoks ths kc4lttf sYort
of lie American youEg ~VI22E n her
sunAnes holiday. sAe is braTe giri
w. plsys TEAMS without / hlgt board
fence about ths psternSl lsSE she
~S.s4 Iesd fOElorn hope Mo rl4ss =
eicycse Her c0ur.ge IA more se~~rely
used IAsR Gr.ss DAriiAgs n ale PAD
dlss o~nos Qsist people who see
s01Eer life Chiefly Gs IL is miTr0rcd ~
tbs watering piece sorfsoaers. sosceise
me ~tltest sEe meet sKsggersses ideas
q the 'resnsr girl rheY have q
visisn of hex ever before then stand ing
ankle deep In ths tsds nss . hgHre
ost Of . Preach iilustrstes pspes. sitt
her shirts kslsoc uP ~ her kncss liks
an Ops~s boure actress loofiEf self
oonscs cas- and ths.trlo@i ~hils she d1b
bles, strictly for the beneft u 81 sud
ence. her pretty, pink Pe<ieured toes
The re4ms % rOOc paper tass are
spoiled -itl suob nsnssAse might bet
n
The girl who makes : cheap display Of
hervslf is met rather more frequently q
than one could wish IN teis civilization
OF ours Which reVels IN psblicity. and a.
may be that the ar of Old Orchard OF
NarrsgRnseN Pier stimulates Der u
reteHbled AcEv vity; but tie sor4bbloF
who. moved by the spectacle O one
bathing eress made up ef style AEe
stockings VI ID a scrap OF flannel throwu
In for 9 rirdle. or one tennis sait WHOSE
challenging scarlet spissEes the sir viz
color and makes one think thst Csrme u-
cits h eoing her w1laeet antics oct G..
doors; the scr1seler wko proceeds o.
multiply one By four and grsvoly q
announce Is his pred uct q generation O;
fast sum nsr gfris simply shows himss.i
unable te distinguish bStweeE tie ssz
tered vulg4risns who pose FOR his netlos
ard the world CO happy, carefully y-rearoc
young women who eIalt IN al inEocen
gayety II the wholesome out-O!-600rnos
Of the summer season
think could tel Of ou my finger
al least . SCORE O, personal aoQu2ln 3
snces who arc cheated cat Of tho mental
and pa ysicsl recreation Of bicyole-ridins
by current comment Oh Beauty o. III
Wheel" Tho RUE Sor of oquestrienne
IN the parks is not more than half Nha'
1t would be bat for paragraph
describing the 1.-THE. shape ,
forms displayed in graceful con.
tour by the tiShtttgDg Asbits,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

usor fzsRieus ne usrfbef 90 nsvsities
- - r.soro~G for sAslf teAsxs is ast
lzrgs DSFts.g TIA slK Eent1s 81 me
yc&J IL Hkl0a l1s rsssIsins A.s ~~n-
ysntions q sszasty 4ross srs asolAros bs
fashion Asrsolf - be s0s 81 harmony
Sith iASA1o14ble pie@sprc4 there is =
ireedoU in attirs ~Aict telas mort - ths
osolaaoH - plot4ressse se Anc seasihie
in1ivld uAlity tLAn 81 ryles ars
0fruAcy oaatsats Asrseli via declArlhE
tl..s tAs prals3 Ersy as1 leosn eAn4e4 =
hair A1d lic horlorc1 fszaols s@u1 AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

TIE attendance s2s vefs hght Al tie
club yesterday, O-gns - me se4sou
TIE commlttee On art aud literature
prepared Snd Presented tie follow -
program ~flrst IMPRESSIONS of Ber
tn -41he Churches AID Museums Of
Ber.ln." Palaces OF Berlin cong
..Adown the stream" d.scussion. .sThe
Nude u Arr An Epistolsry story
'Mzrgers.' A Tale OF Old SureInburg.
For almost tie hFst time IN tie history
II TIE cluh there we're 10 visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

ave. 70 cslsoTstS Eer ssssa9a terthssy
Twenty -sght small frsnas HnSae the
oocA10a go With sosir presence sna
tie sfters0ol ~As one of delight. Al
81 : MY supper A2a been seTyec
TIE guests dsp-rtses each ossrlng .
norsl souvenir Aas = happy heart. Tie
ltue hostess aQd Mas Martha AsneW
sere ool o. tes S4me d4y xn6 oe'e-
brate TIE event e2eh year slteruAtelY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
They C.uxht sEn

Or. J. c. Parker, suPs. Marks and
Mr. ". D. Atkins, Of Chicago. returned
yesterday from a hshlng tip 70 the
Hersey riveT. They we're fortunate 10
securing beauties from the stream, and
experienced the novelty OF taking
brook trout, mountain trout and gray
ling from the same pool.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
a Debate

The Dickens Literary Club held
public debate at McLellan's Hall last
night. The question was, (Which is
the happier, the barbarous or the civil
ized man" The question was decided
in favor Of the barbarOus man. There
was large attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
The Alternate.

Little Carrie Ward entertained her
friends Tuesday afternoon from $50 to
to 6:SO o'clock, at the residence Of her
father, Mr.. Orrin Ward, Isl Crescent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
A Real Seal Bath
AT IIOME:

Try our Purified Sea Salt, a
genuine article, extracted from
the Sea Water. Useful in de
blhty, languOr, rheumatism,
weakness of the joints and
muscular system, and for its
bracing and invigorating inhu-
ence generally.
70 cents a box; also sold in
bulk. Ask for Whites Sea
Salt, and get the genuine ar
ticle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
REDFERS HOUSE GOWN


ufal faces tie nzlZsrsrlsD pageant
uSsssd 1efoTs TIE Q1esn sd tbe zlsl-
elces iesy-ng lLeH Tar iI-sges --tei -N-y
ln gEessSs -po2 tae memory Nfs g
j. ld1. Ars. - smith Mrs- Gay
M : Cara Ags J.. ueDuel-4 AFs.
"a f0H-er. 4n A + Porter. ln even
~ 90 lun e o. 4t-d - usLeF--
laolg1 beautiful ard Ilsil -eLFe =
az unusual degree t1e pr0sr I" a. osie
u sll1 IS nay o. seel zly saturday
afterneon 40 TIE cllo. zld sinp-t e1-
emp. .Iued the Ordinary Ines II @ork.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

The Relgo-Philosophiosl society
vi hold thfi- meeting At - Waterloo
81. this evruHng Al 30 .. N. Dr. T. ..
Thomas vii address the meeting. To-
lowed ~ Mrs Mary Z. lawson vIth
rvoyant descriptions. Public cor
dls' IL invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
On short Notice.

G.. G.Gardella & Co., 50 Cansl,st., tele-
phone 49l, wholesale and retail dealers
IN ica cream, wishes to announce 20 the
public that they are prepared 10 serve
tins delicious delicacy, on short notice,
in any quantity desired.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
oh Ny Poor Feet

Don't suffer any longer. ] remove
corns. bunions and ingrowine Dslls for
men, women and children, and treat
the feet IN general, without pam, al The
Turkish and Russian Bath House. cor
ner Monroe and lOnIs-sts.
NJ. :. LaBorpsrfrR-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
May Day.

The 1890 Club gave a May party.
THURSDAY eyeningh the A. .. II Hall.
The muse for the occasion was delight
ful, and the attendance Was large.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Fve-v ssrk ~ LILY WHITE flour
hss a 8 -fQre n oar mil Nons Esr1lns
VtrrIf t
T4LLET CrTT Nurxrs c..
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Cures 81 kinds n sore eyes, s1ch ss
granular cs. wif1 hsirs srrofuls In
eyes. FL ng sgnt or csts-NcS For
sac ~ Peck.s drug store, - cent? psr
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Youngs photo gallery has removed
from 80 TO ia Cansl-st. Only one
fright Of stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Msds ~ Valley CITY NIlnr Co, Grsuo
ksF 1s = family fsvorlte TT r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

The best 3 On cshnet IN the city at
NOungs. ia Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Makes f1est pastry, bread ~ biscuit.
IRE hest ls Cnespesf and most ssts-
f..+-r~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

shown They are meant - stand elesr
stsrohinF and laundering and ars pretty
on q pretty Firi-
The first tennis gowns are in delicate
oolors have seen thus far sbsl pins
blouse and skirt WITH white lsvn Tam
OSbsrter. Witt fsunel blouse sn6
stirt With deep border - blue dsrk blue
blouse and skirt With flowing ssst -
White and light blus blouse sn6 skirt
WITH pink sash
TIE fsbinF dress is nov 81 accept~d
fsct ir TIE summer WARDROBE - many
women and vii - esriT or the scene
u docs not 0Tcr 90 rnsHv 0uprrtuu ties
for picturssQueness. however ~ the
costumes f0r tfc raoes. - which many
women nov psy almost - r1uet atten-
tion - their sisters in France and IN
glsnd making therr almost the oressis,st
of tteir summer gowns
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Have vou re- ~ ugrsfr carpet That
Nte - rpaf cleaner cannot rIesuf II 81
snrd - rs srf ve vI wsst "A fry vou.
aDd vou wII 30 surBriss1 o. te clean
arsr,esrsrce g-han we return b ~ v01.
N~vrFPr LtrrrPr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

order RsdciT q H0t moving
Earr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

use Badola4 4 Hot furnitur. polish.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

cottage h1
tnste etc. are found 1s Poroao Of s1o Houses sse below
Mr Shoppe fl ~ rsranee5
most helpful % dsv sei f0r intend hesl
ef1ly
ID m n class "a
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
The New Pafsonaqe.

The building committee Of the
new Methodist parsonage are again
asking for bids. The cheapest Of
the recent bids VIZ in the neigh-
borhood Of $1,000, which is more
than tac committee is authorized
to pay. The specifications Lave
been altered end the committee is
again rerdy to receive bids from
contractors. The new parsonage
viii be i two-story building Of mods
ern style