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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
SAFES,

I can sell you safe at less than half that
you can buy of an agent, $35, S45 and sos
to size The very best make, latest i'm
proved, combination lock Be sure to call
and see before buying. GEO. L. GROW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

The annual school meeting for
this district will be held in the union
school house next Tuesday evening
at 7.3O. There are five articles in
the warrant: The choice of moder-
ator, the election of clerk, prudential
committee, treasurer, collector and
auditors; to see about having the
high school grade taken at the Acad-
envy; to see about the length of the
school term; to raise money for the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

Hon. Alden Speare of Boston sent
E. F. Brown a 24-pound salmon
Saturday morning caught in the
Richelieu. The fish was over yard
long and was admired by all who
saw it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

Mahogany case, upright, bronze panels,
ia octave, and superior instrument in
every way. 1t was made by the Smith Amer
lean Piano Co. and has been used very lit
tie. Shall sell il very cheap. Inquire of Clin-
ton Carpenter at Bundy's shoe store. St.
Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

Miss L. NJ Thompson has very
creditabIe piece of work in A. D..
Rowell's show window. The por-
trait is one of Miss Rebecca Bullard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

-Anexcursion from Portland, Me.
and vicinity, passed through here at
p. m. Monday, bound for st. Anne
de Beaupre in Quebec. There were
13 cars, all crowded.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

Barnet village can raise some
pretty tall grass and a specimen sent
to this office measures 512 feet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
TAXIDERMY.

Mr. c w. Graham, taxidermist, recon-
mends his old customers to me, and the pub
lie may rest assured that all orders will re
ceive prompt attention Give me trial
w. Z. BALCH, Lunenburg VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

Republicans, remember the coun-
ty conventions at the Opera house
next Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
Y. NJ. G. A. NOTES.

Sixty young men attended the
meeting last Sunday afternoon and
heard an excellent talk from Rev. !.
G. Switzer of Bradford-Th Junior
department have formed a base ball
nine with Frank Hall captain.-A
copy of the Soldiers Record of ST..
JOhnsbury has been presented to the
library.-J. B. Fitzgerald, formerly
gymnasium instructor here, is visit
ing friends He has just concluded a
term of instruction at Fall River
Rev. g. NJ. Curl will have charge of
the Sunday afternoon meeting
THE ST. JOHNSBURY BOAT CLUB.
The St. Johnsbury boat club, which
bought last year about six acres OF
land at Lake park on Lake Memphre-
magOg, few miles above Newport,
are anticipating lots OF fun this year
at Eagle point, which is the name OF
their summer home. James H. Heyer
and Warren S. Smith are building
new boats and Mr.. Smith and F. E.
Ferry of South Sutton, n. H., will
build cottages there this season.
The cottages of DR.. John H. Smith
and Dr. R. w Warner were com
pleted last year. The members OF
the club will not go to their cottages
until next month.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
MUSIC IN THE SCHOOLS.

The pupils Of the village schools,
under the direction of Harry H. May,
gave musical entertainment in Mu-
sic hall last Monday afternoon. All
the selections were well given and
showed what proficiency in music can
be attained in the public schools. 1t
must be gratifying to parents to see
what their children have accomplish
ed in this line, and no better argu-
ment for the continuance of this in
struction can be given than to see the
result of the first years work.
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New Ads. in this Paper.

Girl Wanted.
StaIIiOn-Ienry s.
Vermont Investment Co.
Dennis E. May-Pensions.
+. G. Bundy-Wet Weather.
T.. N Randa1I-LOOki Look
A. ]. Weeds Est-Probate of Will.
b. F. CIiford-Stray Colt Found.
b. F TilIotson's Est-Probate of Will
o. V Hooker & Son-Buckeye Mowers.
Ryegate Granite Works-InsoIvency Notice
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
DRESS SMAkINC
PIANO FOR SALE.

have just opened dressmaker's rooms and
prepared to do first-c1ass work at salts
factory prices. MRS. w. II. BAILEY,
1 BeIVidere St.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

AT Danville, June 1 .. Aaron Smith, aged ~.
AT st. Johnsbury, June 4. Eff1e NJ daugh-
ter of Harry y. and Hattie NJ. Folsom aged g.
AT West Burke, June ., Arila Colby, wife
of NJ. L. Colby, aged 46.
AT West Burke, June 10, Mrs. Napoleon
Favro, aged 81.
At Wheelock, June II, Inez SartweIl, aged
1S-
At Sheffield, June 1 Z, E. F. Root.
AT Newport June II, Mrs Edward Grow,
aged 20, formerly of Walden.
At Lamoi1le, H., June Z, Levi p. Parks
aged 81, formerly of Passumpsic-
AT Cabot, June IL, Noah Clark.
At Chicago, ILL.,, June II, Kate Crossman
wife of Nelson Monroe.
At Patterson, n. J.. June H. James F
Morse. aged ~, formerly of Danvile.
AT Wotton, p. O, June ,, Joseph Richard
a nephew of L. o. Richard OF this place, aged
about 80.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
UNIVERSALIST GROVE MEETING

UNI Ilf<kSAI<fSI' GROVE MfSEIING.
The Universalist grove meeting at
Willoughby lake will be held on June
27-29. Among the speakers are Rev.
]. l. Mead, editor of the Gospel Ban
ner, Rev. ]. A. Seitz, superintendent
of the Northern association of Uni
versalists, Rev. F. Millar of West
Burke and Rev. E. A. Hoyt of St.
Johnsbury. The meetings will be
held in he grove near the Willoughby
lake house. The Passumpsic rail
road give reduced rates and teams
will be at West Burke depot to con-
vey people to the grove, Further
information may be obtained of Rev.
F. Millar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
THE MUSEUM CORNER STONE.

The corner stone of the Fairbanks
museum will be laid on Fourth ofTuly
and the exercises will be well worth
attending. The devotional exercises
will be conducted by Rev. c. M.
Lamson, the address will be delivered
by Henry c. Ide and there will be
singing by the school children under
the direction of Harry H. May. The
stone will be laid in the northwest
corner of the building. Work is pro-
crossing finely.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

There are nine divorce cases on
the new docket
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. G. Bundy is visiting his mother
at Magog, Canada
Mrs. {. B. Tillotson is visiting at
Oxford, n. H., this week.
Horace F. Holton of Lancaster,
n. H, has been in town the past
week
DR. S. H. Sparhawk and family
have gone to the beach, Rockport
being their objective point.
Mrs. T w. d. Worthen of Han
over, n. H.. formerly teacher in the
Academy, was here over Sunday.
Charles Newcomb, a former clerk in
the St. Johnsbury house, is working
as night clerk at the Avenue house.
Miss Lutte M Alvord returned
from Southern Pines, N. c., Mon
day, somewhat improved in health.
Mrs A. E. Rankin, Miss Rankin
and Walter Rankin start for
Alaska, July, 19, on a Raymond ex-
cursion.
Mrs. E. M. Chapman has moved
into Mrs. Samuel Jewett's house.
w. c. Tyler is moving into the house
formerly occupied by DR.. ]. r. Nelson.
Frank A. Dakin sailed from Mont
real Wednesday in the Allan line
steamer Polynesia. He will spend
the summer in England and France.
Ellis w. Moore of this place, a
member of the junior class at Wes-
leyan university, Middletown, Conn,
has good position in the Maverick
National bank of Boston for the
summer.
Henry c. Ide, Prof. c. E. Putney
and c. A. Prouty of Newport are
the committee of award on the Lock
wood prize essays of the Junior class
of Dartmouth college at the coming
commencement.
Among the commencement visitors
expected this week are Miss Abbie
NJ Mitchell of Andover, Mass,
iOl IICllN lSdSl6I Ill the ACdueIllE,
and Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Fuller of
Worcester, Mass.
Harley ]. Emerson, well known in
this place, has resigned his position
in the Albuquerque, N. NJ, National
Bank to accept a more lucrative one
in the new Bank of Commerce, which
was recently tablished in the same
town.
Frank D. Merriam, oldest son of
our former townsman, E. b. Mer-
riam, who now lives in Topeka, Kan,
graduated from the law department
Kan, last week, receiving the degree
of bachelor of law
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

-PaSSumpSic railroad stock sold
for 11S in Boston last week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

The regular fare on the Passump-
sic road has been reduced from 312
to g cents a mile
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
REFRICERATORS

a good line of new and secondhand refrig
orators for sale cheap. Call and get prices
before buying. n. K. SWITSER,
81 Eastern Ave.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

The Avenue house is being wired
for electric lights.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
VOLUME 53--NUMBER 276O.

80 years of service. There were 120
conversions, a gain of 60. There
was a gross attendance of 1887 on
the mission congregations. The re-
port of 7. NJ. Howard, treasurer,
showed that the receipts for the year
were $1O,47S. SO, disbursements
SIC, ,253 .64, the balance above cur
rent receipts coming from the perma-
nent fund. The sum of $2,954. So
had been sent to the American Home
Missionary society, leaving the treas
ury without funds. The legacies
have been increased during the year
by the addition of $1,000 At the
election of officers, Rev. Henry Fair
banks was elected president; Roswell
Farnham of Bradford, vice-president;
Rev. c. H. Merrill, secretary; T. NJ.
Howard, treasurer; l.. d. Hazen,
auditor. Col. Franklin Fairbanks is
one of the board of directors.
AT the second annual meeting of
the Woman's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. Mrs. William p Fairbanks was
elected treasurer; Rev. Henry Fair
banks, auditor and Mrs Walter P
Smith, member of the executive COM
mittee from this county. At the
meeting of the state branch of the
Woman's Board of Missions, Miss
Susie E. Tyler, recently of Natal,
South Africa, spoke of the work
among the Zulus.
The business committee recon-
mended that next years convention
be held in Brattleboro and in the
program they prepared Rev. Henry
Fairbanks appears for an essay en-
titled, as evangelical Christianity
losing its hold on the intellectual
life? ?"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

Rev. G. M. Curl exchanged with
Rev j. g. Switzer of Bradford last
Sabbath.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19

The Home Opera company will
repeat Pinafore on the evening of
July 4.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
Deaths.

Notices of deaths inserted free. More than
the simple notice, ten cents a line.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-19
Weather Record.

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
ending June &, 1890.
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And all Disprdsrs Of the III
se.tivs Organs. ltis like~ Ice
= corrotnrative or Strength
.ning Mediciae. and may h
AIKEN with bsnefit In ali casrs
u Debility. FOR sal- l,y all
Druggists. Prics. u 10 Per lot
u. DR.. RchencA . New Bok
IN Lungs. Liver and Stomach
nailed fire.. Addr-ss,
Dr.. IN. SeAaAeh Z Sea, Phlla.
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nar9ie silvch

seechss may be heard At will. There 10 q
long distance telephone With photograph
connection BY which the voices are sent
over the wire to any place where they are
wanted.
The rooms in the basement which are
used by the long distance telephone were
packed last night. On one set of wires
where = score OF people were listening
connection vas made sith the Casino, and
the sabre song from THE Grand Dochsss'
vas almos: a. plsiilv heard a. il Lillian Rus.
sell were ia the room, the words being clear
and distinct The yarer Of Fanny Rice'l
shoes as she danced on the stage vas heard
distinctly, ard the chnruses were clear and
sharp. Another Get Of receivers connect.
win the Broadway theatre and the .Mika.
do was listened - by dozens of people
over . mile away, almost as distinctly A. il
they we're in the theatre. At another plst {
people were listening TO cornet which wss
being play ed in Boston and to speechmsk-
ing in the sam- city A room which will
hold about fifty was crowded all Of the
ii ne, ard the microphone filled the room
with the sound Of the cornet which was he
ing PLAYED in Boston.
The Dole Thestorium was we'll atten ted
and there the speaking dolls Of Z iison's in
veniion urutted upon mimic stage to thu
delight OF tie hearers. In the myster,
room dissolving view. were seen. A min
isture electric raii~ay runs around the col
umn in the centre Of the building ant
attracted much attention.
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ELECTRICAL WONDERS
A Glimpse Into tho ] weptieth Century

One OF the great attractions in New York
at present. is the exhibition of the electrical
appliances Of Mr.. Thomas A. f hson. being
the same ~ was shown at the Paris Expos
ton 1t is being thronged with visitors day
and evening. and richly deserves it, q. it is
one Of the most wonderful displays of gen
ius and invention ever seen on thi. continent.
One of its chief features, is what Is called
"A glimpse into the twentieth century" IL
is supposed to represent ,he household life
of q bachelor on, hundred years hence
There is . sumptuous apartment on raised
stage, which has been PARTED and decorated. .
Applications of electrical and mechanics a. t
are everywhere, and an fort is made to show
how the bachelor of the future will 81 joy
himself. There are telephones connecting
with all places of amusement in the
world" so that by the pressure OF butt, u
he ean hear from tht m shatever he wsrt.
to He can converse With hi. friends in
China il he <ants to without moving from
his seat. By means of curiou. contrivan.
ces performances are thrown upon . screen
and he can see theatrical show on the
scres n. while he Hatened 10 the voices Of
the players through the telephone HE
heat Genes 10 him tn, ough the electric
wire. and his food 10 cook, BY il. His
electric ca, which aries him through the
air is at his door waiting for him, and, in
fact everything he :, quires is furnish d by
touching this, tha, or the other butter,
The clock calls him in the mort ing. saving
IT is eight O'Clock. and you told me to
call you at that tine"
II the main hall there are Gle ,trical ex
hibts almost wtuou, numb Der and for nearly
every conceivable purpose. The micro
phone, which 90 increases the power of the
receiver of the telephone that the most
ninue sounds can be heard. il seen
Another exhibit 10 the ta.imetre, which il
40 delicate an instrument for meas,rir
heat that the beat of q candle mile awaS !
from it can be estimated The v,te re- |
corder is also on view. O.ber exhibits In |
the large hall s:e instruments which show /
the gradual improvement in teI@erapbv. |
The various steps tow I'D the perfection of |
the telephone are demonstrated by the
water telephone. the els csros.atic condenser.
and chemical telephones, ard hers, and /
running through the long list to the latest
ard most important, the electromo,ograph I
receiver ard carbon trans mitter. which 10
nov in use, and 10 known - the Blake /
irsrsr1itter. There are in al.si case,
samples Of over 800 kinds OF bamboo from |
which the carbon loops in the incsndescent
lamp, are made.
The wonders Of the photograph are shown
in . number Of rooms. There are three
small roome. in each Of which there are
seats for five; in . larger room nine pho1o-
graphs are running With music. The ey'.
:Eders are made 10 Eiison's laboratory, or
IN . special room IN the Lyceum. There
IRE also rolls which give out the voices Of
5sll known people abroad. and songs and
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Cured by Cuticura

n had known OF the CUTiCUR, RExEpiy.
twrn-y eight wears ago II would have saved ne
1000 two hunfr,d doliarsl and imme nss
amount 81 -ufe. log Ny disease (psori tsis) com
menc,d on ", head In spot not larger than Il
cert II sprad rapi 'ly all over my body and 90,
under my nails in. scale would drop OF Of me all
the time, and my suffering as endt IS and with
out rei. bne thousand collars would not
temp; TIE 10 have this disease over again. am .
poor man. but feel rich TO be relieved Of what
some OF the doctors said was ltprosy. some ring
worm, psiFit,i.. etc took and &. . Sa-,apa
riliss ov' r year aud half, but no cure
went tu two r. hrte doctors. and cure can
not praise thu CCrlcrRA REMEDIEs too much.
ihes have ~ de my kin CT and free from
scale. rs - .abv's All used Of them we three
boxes - tt-rtCUt A. and three bottles OF CT rIcu
IA REsoLv INT, aud ia cakes IT CrrIcuRA So,P
II you h-d u,ep here and said you wosi1 have
cured ne for slo o.. you ~ouii have had the mon
~. / onsei like the pi TURF in your book Of p.o.
rissi- (p'ctu g number two, How to Cure Skin
Di>essr>'') hut now am - clear any D. sou
ever was. Through force Of hsbf, rub my hand,
ms arms and legs TO scrstch once In . while,
bat TO m purpose. | Am all well. scratched
twenty Gig tlssr-, and II got 10 be kind OF =
ond nstar. to me thank gu q thousand times
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury VT
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One morning at breakfast Mr.. and Mrs
Folsom talked pitifullv abou, a neighbo
who was called UnclS Tom in the village
Sick ard p ,or he could no longer supper
himself and his sQed wife, and the pespl,
had decided bat the poor house was the on,,
place for them.
breakfast with her father and mother. and
listene, to every word.
All the children liked Uncle Tom, for hi
al~ays hsd something pleasant to saw te
hem. Eve- since Gertie learned to walk
she had habit of tro,ting into the street Il
meet him, and put up smali hand for hi,
large. bory one to claep
Often the old man reached his cabin with
a cluster of liz lie villagers holding fast 70
him like grapes TO their stem. He val
Uncle 70 the whole
As che thought over the situation of kind
Uncle Tom. Critics heart was very ead
She felt sure there must be way to save
him the disgrace of being pauper Then
she remembe red hos a lady lately called
on her mamma Nth a subscription paper
for charity of some sort. She resolved
TO get Mp srh.ciption for the benefit OF
poor Uncle Tom.
Gertie. ;bongh only nine. conld write
quite well She vas fond OF writing let
ters to memns. as if mamma were away
from home
Sayiog 'o'hing to an- perso7. she drew
up al ny hersef = paper thst read thus :
To Tue CHARITABLE Mr. Thomas Al
den is too sick - work. ana has not 20,
money to buy Thugs With [ can't bear 10
nesr Them say be will b, obliged to q u
me poor house II everybody Who knows
he Is = exc lent man. vii, sign and give
some money. he will be ever 80 thankful.
a'd 80 will Gertrude Folsom, g cents }
Mamma said Gertrude very seriously,
nv. br.usht you this 10 sign
al y busy dear, and can't st,erd TO you -
''BuS. mamma, you don't kaow .hs. it is
There isn't time 10 wait, Please sign
have signed three cent.-sIi hal. and
Laura has signed her two cents, aad hare 10
Berric-he mu-t sign three"
"Poh r. returned her brother with swell.
II should sign Ave il :, thing Whstisi.f'
at is to save Uncle Tom from the pacr-
h1cs,."
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oossu or ran oaAruR

The Executive Con missae of the Stass
Grange desire that each and every sukor-
dinsfe grange respond 70 the circular cen.
ont ey the State Lecturer under their dit~e
ton By amending to this little matter,
snsserins the questions and returning nc
circular Ihr work Of the oraer ~i,i be ma-
teriaiir advanced. A iars- number have
fe-po saea ARD every eee 10 urged to do sc
q c,.e~ The AIS sss- receised tell starry
Of value TO the comm tsee, and havirs the -
the cork Of the year viii be more in'slh-
gently carried forward than oihersiss
would be possible.
At .ts meeting on April 5ih. Dex:e'
Grange conferred the third degree up Z
Eve members. A large number were pr .
ent to sssist in the interesting exercises OF
third degree. Remarks we're offered TO-
tie benefit Of the grange b. brothers L, fo,
and F. o Addition. On SA,a'd lay aftern 70
April IL, il is expecte that the fret cegr,
will be conferred on several applicants 81
il time will permit, the following pro gran
will te car 3 out. Papers on stock fee
ing By brothers Obed Eoss and +. U Acd .
too, followed BY three minute spe, eve. u
reading BY members, interpreted witt
singing.
Ihe regulS moatu'v m.etine nt Nortt
Jss usa"g- sss Avil Apsil ) h AZ 10 :, lock
:, N aat was set apart ~ Mstron', day
The ladies filled al the offices. with Mi.s
Minnie kyes in the chair. and they worked
he fret and second degrees to the entire
satisfaction Of all present. There wer.
over eighty members present. Tie gentle
men furnished an oyster dinner, doing al
| the kitchen work While the ladies %
back in their dgnity. In the afternoon
| programme was carried out. consistin,
Of select readings, music, decisma
tions, = ehsrsde, aud the discussion Of III,
following question: Resolved. That III,
good oil tunes were n, better than tn
new" which Was decided in the Affirmative
Voted TO hold q special meeting every Sat
urdiv evening during the month the fol
lowing question VAS assigned for the evsn
ing Of April IL; Received. That il
for the interest of the members of Mort
Jaw Grange to produce more and buy less
Daputants. Reuben Wrigh. al J. W
Cox. neg.
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y" tHe FfVulI,tS. wv uUNsS HuoN" JUuf-
mai omse' sprlidiws
Two NNAT, A large and pleasant Office on
L Ws'er rect Inquiry o. JONES LEIGH,
Au0'neN al Ls~ spipIlN
Fu>O RENT-frcnt Office over kiusmsn',
L store, Corner " alter and Bridge ST.
HprAdn Ira d Stnrgis.
ITO l.ET-Afier May ist or June LIST, the wharf
4 and coal shsas Recently osessled hv o.
Williamson. JAMES W. NORTH.
feb2Sdu
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When the improve ments on City Hal
a-e made, that huil'ius will be most de-
.rable ard convenient place for tie use t
cur city government The chauces 10 tie
building ss are proposed and will probably
be carried out are as follows; In place of
the entrance to the ball in the alley from
Brunswick street. = large entrance wsy will
be built in the centre of the building, on
Brunswick street. which viii lead TO the
second story On this floor there will be
I've rooms. In the front part will be two
rooms. ore to be used by the cou elmer,
ard the other by the aldermen, door sep
face Brunswick street. In the rear will
be the Office of the city marshal All the
city clerk. The city clerks office will be
provided with safe. sni the her convent
snces for the keeping Of the eity's records.
In the rear OF these two offices will be a
small ball. 10 be used for hold.
ing caucuses- On the ground f,or
the changes will be as follows: The
police headquarters will remain as at pres
cot. On the other side of the entrance
way the city liquor agency will be located.
In the rear Of these two rooms will be the
lookup. The hose companies which nov
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ToCUs, April II.
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For Sale by all Druggists. Price rs eta,
per hpx; } boxes Tor ~ cts or sent ly
mail. p.istaEe free, on receipt Of price,
DR.. }. II Schcnck a Son, Philadelphia, la.