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The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15
Bridge Letting.

In pursuance to an order made by the coun-
ty court at its November adjourned term, and
to me directed for the letting OF the contract
tor the building of bridge over Willow branch
between section l2 and Is. township 3S range
so The bridge to be the Mitchell Steele Wire
Cable pattern. according to specifications now
on file at the county clerks office, will pro-
coed to let the contract for the above work at
public vendue to the lowest and best bidder at
the east front door Of the court house in the
city of Butler, on
The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15
A New Mars!la!.

Washington, Jan. On next
Thursday Colonel Tracy, of Spring.
field, No, will be- nominated for
marshal OF the Western district of
Missouri. This will end II long, cost
ly and earnest contest and result
in disappointment to several capa-
BILE and genial gentlemen who aspir-
ed to the place.
Among those who were overthrown
through the efforts Of Congressman
Wade are: Ira X. Alderman, IF
Maryville; Col. Ellis, of Lebanon;
Mr.. Elliot, of Kansas City, and Mr..
Gersterkorn, of Jefferson City.
It would be unfair, was Congress
man Wade's choice ignored in this
matter. As the representative re-
publican of the Western section, his
opinion in the premises should pre-
vail and the rival candidates each
would have considered him a very
small man had he not been successful.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15

Chicago is trying to develop an
art side to life. Verstchagin's pic
lures are now on exhibition in that
city. Not many go to see them.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15
Rheuma tism in Children.

One of my children was afflicted
for long time with rheumatism.
After q number of remedies had
failed I commenced giving her
Swift's Specific IS. S S.)After taking
a couple Of bottles she was entirely
cured. w. P. Thompson.
Piedmont, S. G.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15

For twenty y-five years I suffered
from boils, erysipelas and other
blood affections, taking during that
time great quantities of different
medicines without giving me any
perceptible relief. Friends induced
m to try S. S. S. 1t improved me
from tho start, and after taking sew
era bottles, restored my health as
far as I could hope for at my age,
which is now seventy-fve years.
Mrs. S. NJ. Lucas,
Bowling green, by.
Cured After Twenty-Five Years of
Suffering.
Il have used Swift's Specific IS.
S. S. for blood diseases and in ev-
cry instance with the best results.
About twenty five years ago [ bad
my leg hurt and the wound never
entirely healed. I tried various rem
edies without success. I was finally
induced to try S. S. S. That medi-
cine healed it up-healed it after IS
years of suffering had been endured
and much money had been thrown
away in the purchase of worthless
medicines" G.. W. Welch,
Mobile. Ala.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15
The President Has Got La Grippe

The President Has Got La Grippe"
Washington, Jan. S.-Reports to-
night state that there are at least
10000 cases of influenza here. Sec
retary Window was obliged to cease
work this afternoon owing to the
disease. Private secretary Halford,
Miss Sanger, the stenographer, and
two others, white house clerks, are
down with it. The president has
some symptoms of it, although his
physician says he only has a bad
cold.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-01-15
Saturday, January Is, 1890,

between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day. All bids subject to the approval of the
county court. d. L. HAGGARD,
5-4t Bridge Commissioner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30
To wake Ice water Last.

4 useful attribute Of paper not
generally known is for preserving
ice in q pitcher Of water. Fill the
pitcher with ice and water and set
it 90 the center OF a piece Of paper
then gather The paper up together
at the top and place the ends tightly
together, placing a strong rubber
band around the coil TO hold il
close, SO as to exclude the air. 4
pitcher of ice water treated in this
manner has been known to stand
over a night with scarcely a per.
ceptible melting Of the ice.--Reho.
both Sunday Herald.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30
SecretarY.

The prize of 10000 francs offered
by the French Academy for some
certain test OF death, looking to he
prevention Of being buried alive;
Was given to a physician, who
announces that on holding the hand
Of the supposed dead person 10 a
strong light, if living, a scarlet
tinge is seen where the fingers touch,
showing that the blood continues to
circulate, there being 10 scarlet
when the subject is really dead.
Lovers will now sham dead on
opportune occasions, that they nay
be scarlet linged7 BY sympathetic
fingers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

We are sorry to learn OF the ILL.,
ness of Mrs. Alexis Trahan. When
last heard from she was improving,
and we hope she will soon be re-
stored to good health.
There arrived at the residence. Of
Mr.. Louis Leotaud last Monday, a
new boarder, and Louis tells US that
he is such a nice fellow that he will
board him free Of charge.
Mrs. W. ". Edwards and her
daughter, Miss Lizzie, returned home
Monday evening, from an extended
visit to relatives and friends in
Ocean Springs, New Orleans, and
Opelonsas.
Our people should take more in,
terest in public questions. ana write
articles to the press. Our colamns
are always open to everyone who
" ishes to express his opinion on the
leading questions TO be ~agitated.
Our neighbor has at last woke up
on the lottery question, and is shell
ing The nfamy with much vigor
We welcome oar dear brother into
our ranks, and only regret that We
had to butt him off of the fence.
Here we 60! TO Bourque's, to buy
our dry goods, crockery, tinware, no
tions, boots, shoeshats, confectionery.
groceries, stationery, ETC., etcS tetc.
which he.sells atprices to suitthe times
The excursion last Wednesday, Il
Red Fish Point, for the benefit Q
Gilbert Wright, the blind mar
was we'll patronized By his coloret
fellow servants, and wehope will re
salt to his advantage.
Wednesday was moving day il
town. Mrs. Frank Levy move
Into her neat little home, and MI
Eraste Mouton took up quarters j
the Queen Anne cottage on tll
bayou.
Mr.. Abshire, Of this perish, an
Miss FRANCHISE Hanks, Of Raynt
were united in the bonds Of matr
mony at this place last Monda,
Father M6hault tied the knot. Ii
the good gdrk go on.
The approaching term Of Distri'
Court which convenes Monda..
promises TO be a heavy one in tt
!, crimioal line. How many beds vi
be scored will depend upon the jul
material and the lawyers.
Vermilion is without question Il
, best poor man's country in Il
world, and if our people would a
y~crtise its advantages and let t
! people know that we are in existen
Y they would soon notice q va
8 change.
Last Monday evening, the l2-yea
old daughter Of our townsman, u
Dupr6 Blanchet had the misfortu
J, Of breaking her arm. She was
her grand mothers, living a Il
miles out in the country. 1t Q
Z, that she got on a high chair,
t. catch something supended on a nj
le to the wall, when the chair capslze
with the above result. She W
4 doing we'll when last heard from.
n Despite the inclemency Of t
weather, the informal Democra
e meeting at the courthouse Ii
b Tuesday evening, was well attendt
Mr.. J. H. Putnam presided, a
Eli Wise was secretary. The
z flowing gentleman were chosen CT
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30
Total on hand, 1929 90
Very Respectfully Submitted,
ELI WISE, Treas.

On due motion, it was
Resolved, That schools be locsted
in the 9th ward, near the residences Of
M6ssrs. Vincent Roussel and J. D. Han-
gerford; said schools to be classed as
primary, and to be opened only when
gtherb is sufficient funds in the treas
uFy to justify the same.
On motion, d colored school was
located in the Hebert Cove, 7th ward,
said school to be classed as primary,
with salary at $50 per month.
The assessor having rubmitted o list
of poll-tax payers for the year 1880,
with his bill for assessing the school
taxes for said year, the same was re-
ferred to the finance committee.
On motion, Resolved, that the fol-
flowing named schools are hereby auth
orized to be opened on the lst day OF
September, next, or as soon thereafter
as teachers may be procured for the
SNNASt - "
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30
When is it coming of "Brod ?"

80 IN0htAe0J q 20 pA0Ll1aSiO 0V ~.
C. Young.
Darksys ara wandering aimlessly
around, wondering when the next
lection comes.
A new French lottery paper Is
spoken of in Abbeville. The more
the merrier.
Mr.. Theophile Dutel, has gone to
Franklin, where he was called to-
the bedside of his sick sister.
Prof. A. N. Neal, spent last WeeR
IN Rayne, on business. He reports
fine crops and good roads.
The omens of war, arc nothing COM
pared to the combat of O. Bourque
VS.. High Prices!
Miss Corinne Nunez, Of New
liberia, arrived in Abbeville yester-
day, and is the guest of Mrs. 4.
Abadie.
The corner stone Of the new court
house will be laid on Monday, Sept.
18. Let everybody turn out, and
make the occasion a grand enc.
Mr.. Isaac Wise, is having q neat
little house put up on his lot near
Mr.. Leonce Perret. Boston Con.
ner is doing the work.
Some aegros attempted to take a
free ride on the exclusion Wed nes'
day, : but the committee would not
see it.
The young ladies Of Abbeville
complain that they can not walk
gracefully on account Of the miscra
BILE condition ofthe banquetts.
, Mrs. Clodomir Chataigner, q
resident Of the FIRST ward, rear the
lake, has been eonfaed in the parish
Jail, on d charge Of insanity.
CHEAP. John is doing the best bust
mess in town. Why? Because he i
the chea pest.
Hunting is a fayorite sport wifi
our people these days, ard they arr
getting quite famous-for wasting
ammunition.
Pierre Sonier, a negro, vail
ohoppiDg wood on the John Bdgle.
place last Tuesday, cut hImseI
severely on the ankle.
n Hon. G. B. Shaw, returned HON
Sunday night. He reports hayln
a Ene time at the regatta at Biloxi
Q in which he took part.
A new railroad is being projects
+ to strike Abbeville. We will sa
n more about it when the thing ha
developed.
e Attention is directed to the Sehoc
Board proceedings, where you vi
see wio was appointed teacher
q their salaries, etc.
g
The repeated rains of this wee
have greatly hindered the harFes
:. !. ing of the rice or OPP. Owing to Il
! soft condition Of the ground a nuE
lber Of planters are cutting by han
Read the article Of Justice 9
: our first page, and then let Us kno
you- candid opinion Of u polf
d. iury. If they have sense enoug
9 they will resign.
How would it do for our your
ID people to organize an amataer dfar
hasc club? We know of nothit
that % improves the young mind
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

Schools open MONDAY.
District court Monday.
No likee no takee.
No more aIligators IN the bayou.
Beautiful weather since Tuesday.
Jake Beer continues to sell cheap.
Try him.
First story Of the courthouse is
completed.
Father MGhault paid . visit to
New Iberia this week.
Miss Pauline Leblanc, returned
from her extended visit to Texas.
Did you get a Progressive League
circular 2
Miss Paula Trahan, returned
from New Iberia yesterday.
The lottery is so dead that it has
not found it out yet.
Mrs. John French, Of New Iberia.
is visiting the family Of Louis Leo
taud.
Mr.. Wise 10 fixing up his side.
walks. Go thon,apd do likewise.
Ex.Gov. Flanders, accompanied
by his wife, were in town q while
yesterday.
Mr.. Redde1, reporter for Dums
Commercial Agency, is 10 the parish
looking after matters.
Miss Cammlla Leblanc. has gon'
on a visit to her sister ID Texas.
B0urque has reeelYed a lfesh spoCA
of groceries. Ask for prices.
There are two insane persons il
the parish jail.
Sugar canes are On sale in town
and the snail ones areiabilant.
When will slo fall racing seasoI
open? Amt itsaboat time?
Candidates for local Offices ar
already preparing their states.
N. c. Young is headquarters 70
Paris Green, the grea e%eotton worn
destroyer. Call and place your orders
Why don't you have some slyl
about ycu, and advertise in %
MEB1DIoNAL2
Mr.. ]. H. Putnam has returne
from the regatta at Biloxi, looklD
natural.
It is now somewhat dangerous I
go to the ~seashore, on account I
the threatening weather.
The steamer New Matte is no
plying in Vermilion bayou, the Ba
more being laid up for repairs.
DR.. N. D. Young, a leading me-
leo Of Royyille, was in town Tue
day.
Assessor O'Bryan has complete
the tax rolls, and filed them wi
the auditor and clerk Of court,
Mrs. southwell, wife Of oar e
Gent courthouse superintendent, d
Joined her husband here,
Work was suspended on the cou
house Tuesday, aud resumed We
nesday evening.
Master Granville shoate'
Cheniere au Tigre, spent sever
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

On moti9n, Messrs. EIol Harrington
and Dupre Meyers were appointed q
committee to dispose Of the school
house situated ON the 10th section, in
the End ward lit being too small) and
make arrangements towards construct
.ing another one.
On motion, the board adjourned to
meet on the LIST Saturday OF October.
n. G. YOUNG,
). N. WILLIAMS, President.
GeprefarW
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30
school Board.
ABBEvILLE, Aug. %, 1850.

8BBhN ILLEy aug -o' 1os0s
The Board of School Directors met
this day in the town Of Abbevilie,
pursuant to adjournment. Present;
y. C. Young, president, and Messrs,
Eloi Harrington, Desire Meaux, A.
Laeour and j. N. Williams. Absent,
Geo. Hays.
The minutes Of the last meeti4g
were adopted after due reading.
The committee appointed to grade
the public schools, submitted the fol-
lowing report, which was accepted:
ABREy1LLE Aug. Ii, 1890.
TO the Hon, President and Members
of the Beard of School Directors
of Vermilion parish
Gents: Yonr committee appointed
to grade and fix salaries for the several
pubic schools throughout the parish
for the ensuing seholartic year, beg
leave to report as follows
That in consequence of the smaH
amounts of funds at our command, we
Erecommand that the schools be graded
fas follows /:
LIST ward. Lake School, graded pri-
mary, salary $50 per month.
Grand Marais, grid. primary, $50.
End ward. No. 8, near school Sec,
graded priH1ary, salarY.S30 per month.
No. 2, Bayou TigreaW Urinary, $50.
q a, Mergaras Mill, grammar $40.
3rd'ward. Rice's Cove, primary, $50
AbbeyiIle, colored; intermediate, $50.
Near Lessin Msuton, primary, $40
Abbeyille, girls, white, intermediate,
salary $35.
Abbeville, boys, W., grammar, $40.
4th ward. At j. I. BroRssard,
primary, $50.
AtJ. II Broussard, col, primary, $50
9Th ward. Indian Bayou, grammar,
principal $40; assistant $50.
9th ward. At Bayou Queue Tortue~
graded primary, salary $50.
Red Hill, primary, $50.
! 9th ward. Spring Hill, primary, $50
Lake Arthur, primary, $50.
J Cane Island, primary, $50.
Grand Prairie, primary, $50.
7 ward. Perry, grammar, pringbpal
$40, assistant $50.
D Mouton Cove, primary, $50.
Bartels, primary, $50.
J Campbell, primary. $50.
All of which is Respectfully submits
ted. IN. g. young,
ID. MEAUx,
j. N. WILLIAMS
The treasurer having submitted the
following report, the same was ae-
eepted and ordered spread on the min
G utes
e ABBEvILLE, Aug. %, 1890.
J. tTo the Hon. President and Members
of the School Board of Verh1ili0n
parish
There RENAME as cash in the treas
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

The fashion reporter Of the MER.
,nIoNAL observes that cardinal red
i he prevailing hue among ladies'
hose this season. Thanks to the
slinpery condition Of the banqaette
far this Information, which might
have Otherwise escaped our attep.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

W. C. Owens, one Of our Ala.
bama subscribers, and who is, BY the
way, a retired journalist, writes to
us as follows: Permit me to con,
graduate you on the get up Of your
little sheet. Il is Al. and | am
much interested in its contents. : :
| am truly grati6ed to see the stand
you have taken on the lottery ques.
ton. Keep it up, they deserve
every bit Of what YOU say. The
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

70 the Hon. President and Members
of the School Board of Vern1ilion,
parish
There RENAME as cash in the treas
ury at this date for school purposes,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

Master Granville shoate, OF
Cheniere au Tigre, spent several
days in town last week. lie is
about seventeen years old, and this
vas the first town be ever saw
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

people here are down on it as much
as the good people Of your State, as
they realize that the infamous yam
pire5s slipping the life blood from
every State as well as from Louis
lana. Our people are, how.
ever, confident that Louisiana will
harbor the thieves no longer than
heir present charter permits them
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

We are sorry to learn Of the ill.,
ness of Mrs. Alexis Trahan. When
last heard from she was improving,
and we hope she will soon be re-
stored to good health.
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RAILROADS..


TRAINS LEAVE A. tokLpMh sr. 81,
$50 A. M.-CHICAGo VESTIBULE LIMITED-due u
Chicago go a. m. next day 90. - .,,,,,
1920 A. M.-SOUTHWES1ERN VESTIBULE LIMIT
ED-due Cincinnati : so indianapolis 10 80 a. H. >"
1850 A. M.-wEsTERN DAY EXPREss-daly except
Sundays. Train leaving saturday doe, not run west
Detroit Cleveland.
Due at Detroit at . Is a. Chicago 80 D. M next
500 r. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss-Due Chicago
600, Cincinnati 10 y. ~. St Louis - a. M 49,
PREsS-Due indianapolis II 20 p. m. next day, ST.
FIs SIX III 'V GNEWBuRGH. poUGHKEEPsIE RHINE
CLIFF KINGSTON, AND H DSON-f 80 10 so
keepsic 10 20 a. m, y 80. 80 tf5j, 90, 30,
9:15 p. m. for Garrison west Point Is 80. = II 80
ALBANY, UTICA. SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,. BUF.
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-9 80. 10 20. no %
a. m, 90 80, 9l5 y. N. Also for Albany 30
a m, and for Albany Utica, Syracuse, Rochester and
Suspension Bridge, 90 p. ~.
TROY, SARATOGA, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS MD
800, 10: 20, 80 a. m, $3.50, $780, 3:l5 p M.
AUBURN GENEVA AND. CANAYDAIGUA-t 80 30.
80 Nils Ii p Via H%R Iaais D5iv1sIoS-
II 10 a. m, 3 80 D. .
For tickets and space in sleeping ars apply A. Grand
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y Park Place. q West l2jh-st and 3-tast station.
SewYork 1888 Waehinaton.st, 726 Fulton-st. and 393
Bedfordaye., +. D.. Brooklyn.
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through b destination.
Daily except Sunday. Daily except saturday Other
Above trains except those leaving 80 =, m. 80,
3 30 800. DO 20 p m, ana y midnight sop at
l3Stlst station
JOHN II. TOrCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. Gcul Pass niger Agent.
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0earbfrs.

KINDERGARTNER.-A graduate from The krsliS
~ Boalte institute. practical Exp Renee tnor-
oughly competent in English herman anu MUSE Is op'h
for engagement. address c. W. tribune Oliec'-~
NJ ! AND y y NORMAL GRADUATES wanted for
w. public schools at good salaries Apply 70 w -
Manager UrIon Teachers Agency 10 Asvor ii"ee' y
ID EINATE TUITION P.eparatO or for examination ~
i expeIier Ccd tutor. Address iUIOf' Don 10 i''
once.
xx. ANrTD-Ro0ncd lady teacher Of VIOLIN guitar ana
W hnrn. southern college: good salary: Apply WIN
references 10 HISSE'S TEACHERS A"f'NOh' l. h"''
l7th-st.
VI, ANTED.-Teacher. Ladies Piano. violin seninaI
w English Latin Greek: teach'r = snu,,iiog ,ri n
Govcrness Companions: supplies schools anu ninn. e.
teachers, tutors. matr0ns eOvcrntss, ~ -
Miss DONOVAN'S TEACHES, 81 FE-,2 '0 - 49,
VA OMAN,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BuhEAO tiof
w both sexes supplies professors "a
musicians housekeepers cornpanons s.eooora
coIeoes schools and families also hooEkeepers HoeosrS
nhers and copvlSts TO business firms
Miss e l. WERNER 800 5thave. Vow : orN wv.
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I LIBERTY STREET
TREMENDOrSLY EXCITED
over the coming auction ale u
as NAdsSIfItENI LOIS.
CEI.t'UR NTFD MAIiIENSE FARM,
,dioping Brooklyn city line.
.TTST BROOKLYN.
10 be absolutely sold by 0rl"r % william Meglcr Esq,
" on the premises.
TUESDAY. JUNE H. leHO,
Of have. since the rrt announcement,
called Tor mans and free pa--e- II YOU don
DELAY. Read auction ad'ersement Of This wonderful sale.
and call at once particulars. JEE JOHNSON Jr 90
Ilbcrty-st New York. and 1913 ulton-st.. BrooAyn
DICHARD V. HARNETT 4 Co. Auctoneer-
IL VIII sell nc auction tuesday,. JUNE L.
At II O'Clock the Real ,tat@ Exchange and Auc.
ton Room, 80 H. 81 LlbcFty.st.
80 EAST l1TISr.
4-stOry basement and celia high .tO0p building
and lot. 21Xe2. lNlO33.
ExEcUToEs SALE. ESTATE GARRETT L. scHUY.
LElt. Decd
652 AND 1880 MADlSON.AVE.
J-stOry and bas brick single flats with store.
1914, 1876 l61S 1850 lN~2. 1851 1853 6Ss
MADISON-ANE..
istory and basement bch and b!ownstonc single fats.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 90.
40 W. 9th -ST.-i-storv dwelling.
1916 and 2ls 10TH. NNE.-i-storv dwelling.
Map az Auctoneers' 70 Liberty-st.
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| VALLEY RAILROAD.

fASNtN"ER TRIMS leave foot OF Co-tlandt and
D'-irO--t.- -f-. "a follows
q 90. for >munr"n and Intermediate points,
4. for tfu,Na Lyons. EImira. Rochester. BuIll'
and the Wet and principal local points Chair &
Lyons and Pullman car e. Suspension Fridge
20 .. for Mauch Chunk and lnt.Iu,,l a,r points
II for H. .nd l.. Junction and intermediate points
Chair 10 Nnuch Chunk
chair cpr to Tunhhannock. Correction I" heading and
Harrisburg. go
80 %. m ior lnira and principal intermediate points
sion Bride. ,
10 D. NJ lor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Chair ear u Nauch Chunk.
~ 10 D. m .or Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
u. m for Geneva. LYON. Flmiro Goche.tcr Rufalo
ard dr West Pullman sleeper To Iyon, and Suspension
Trains l,aNnc AZ a m. II a. m, I D. m and 3 10
p n connect i"r an points IN Mahanoy and Hazlcton coal
regions.
a. m for Mauch chunk lIotlrt,n and intermediate
nont-. and II a. III. Tor Shenandoah aud intermediate
points.
10 p. N. for Mluch Chunk and intermediate points.
and me West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern Office o35 Rro,dwav
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FURNISHED Gouses 60 iet.
ELBERON. LONG BRANCH.
MONMOUTH BEACH AND STARLIGHT.
HOUSES no LIT. Fl FINISHED.
Catalogues nom
CHAS. s HEOWN. 80 IihcriN.ht.. y. \.

A r CHATEATGAY LAKE.-A cottage 81 eleven rooms.
n fully furnished oat- fee and food. Addfrs, -
Mas Il NJ. PALMER. PlattsbuTr. y Y
y URNISHED cor NrRY RESIDFNCE.-Yery icsir,
able modem house IN Madison. Conn, on Long Isi1u
sound 10 rent for season II Furnished c9hIIt.
minutes walk from railroad station Garden All IaVu
ample shad and aIOuUd-; with or without baIl Nuul
BrNNFLL x SCRANTON. Htuker~. Nrw-Hav"h. conn.
nTNSoN moan -. ion a. S4,bripht y j. For rent.
IL pretty and completely furnished S"%~', 'Vl
tanning family and located near ti
Road beautiful ocean
rounding country and lawns Kept ~ ORDER
bl owner. Apply N y. y. kELLiR, Jr., - Iin"-9t
=, IASCOSsFT Nantucket Island-To rent a furnished
- house Sunset Heights. south Ot village. Address
BURT g. WILDER Ithaca. y. y.
ITO LET family season. fdgcwater Cottage.
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pastered: eight furnished throughout good
sprinc beds. For further information address ]. W.
SMITH Rox 10, Sandy IIill. y. Y.