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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-11

NorloNs-Third and Fourth Counters,
Fancy silk Cord, &c, now 4c; Sc, now &c; loc,
now Sc; l5c, now he.
=rinses, Sc, now 2I9c.
Plush Ornaments, lc, now &c a dozen; 20, now
rs; Sc, now 2,ac; tc now &c; DC, now &c.
Cut Steel Buckles. lec now l2c.
Bronze, zoe, now lie IA box.
school Companions, &c, now &C..
soap, DC, now 4c; l0c, now &c.
Dust Bag Rings, lec, now l5c a pair.
Stove Polish, DC, now ic,
Wax Beads, Be, now &c II string.
Necklaces, l0c, now Sc.
Initials, 20, now lc "A dozen.
Safety Pins, &, now ii9c;; Sc, now 2c; &c, now
Sc; DC, now ic; &c, now SCI SC, now &c; lOc now 7c
Black Pins in boxes, 5c, now Sc a box.
Montague Hair Carriers, &c, now lc.
Invisible Hairpins, &c, now &c pack:
Kid Curriers', lOc, now Sc; l5c, now I2c.
Utopia Crochet Cotton, &c, now &c; SC, now 7c;
l0c. now Sc; l2c, now l0c a ball.
Corset stays, sc, now ic; double, Sc, now DC.
Best shoe Polish, So, now &c.
Tooth Brushes, Jc now &c, Sc. now &c, l0c, now
Sc; I2c, now lOc i5c, now l2c. so, now l6c; 25c,
Wire Hair brushes l2c, now lOc; l5c, now l2c;
zoe, now i5c 26c, now 0c; SOc, now 25c
Dress shields, loS now low &c; re, nov TO-; l5c,
soc now 2Sc.
Linen Flourshng Thread, Sc, now 4c
Bargarren Art Thread, 5c, now ic Sc, now be.
Rope silk, Sc, now iC.
Wash silk, Sc, now 2Igc.
SnNony, all colors, Zoe, now Sc; l5c, now he.
u SGermantoUn, all colors' Zoe, now sc; pc, now
l6c a hank.
Straw Mats, l0C, now Sc.
Patent Hooks and Eyes, Sc now &c a dozen.
Hooks and Eyes, on tape, Sc, now &c a yard.
Knitting Cotton in balls, &c, now slsc ball.
Betting, all colorS, &c, now Pc yard,
NhalebOne Casing, &c, now . yard.
Langtry Curling Irons, lie, now lie; 2ic, now
l7C.
klseuic Combs, l0c, now SCI 25c, nov lpc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-11
GRATED COCOANUT.

One barrel of Finest Grated Cocoanut al ISc p
n; Root Beer, loc, Fruit Syrups, lSo q bottle
Booker's Dutch Cocoa-you can't do without
II, Wheatet, Rolled Oats, Oatmeal and Wheat
Germs. Boston Baked Beans and Huckins
Soups. Orange cider, six gallon kegs, to the
retailers only, Picnic Plates, Best Fly Paper
and Insect Powder. Limhurger, Swcit7er
Edam and Sago Cheese. lbs Fresh Tea Crack
crs, 25c. Sibs Nicnacs 2Sc fos Ginger Snaps, 25c
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~ berry, Ginger and Kummel Brandies.
ROHRERS LIQUOR STORE,
No. 2 Centre Square,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-11

DEIGART'S OLD BRANDY.
Ii No family should be without a bottle at
this season of The year. ~ u. KING 81.
HE. KING ST, ii, L. :.
JunelSTu, ,Th&s
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for Advertisement of
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w create Beautiful Lawn or Renew an Old
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CHASE 4 sANBOURNs CoFrEEs.

For favoring Cream, Cust3rd, Cake Sauce
Jellies, Etc. These juices are so concentrated
that they must be reduced at least ten times
before they will show their true flavor You
cant be without them. Try one bottle
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

A large number of the veterans who
Will attend the great G. A. r. reunion at
Boston, Mass, left this city Yesterday
On the q o. railroad The men mum.
hered about City Eve. Other men bers
ef the g A r. who could not 20 yester
cay went this morning by way Of the P
w & B. railroad The men from this state
wear badge Of white silk, covered al
the top with red silk and bearing in
scriptions giving the occasion and date
La the centre of tho badge is diamond
shaped piece Of blue satin, having on II
the word Delaware, showing from what
state the veterans cone. All other
states have adopted similax EN-.
blems, that Of New jersey
being the festive mosquito. The veter-
ans while at Bostsn, win be in command
OF General AlgeT, commander in ehief Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. Eaet
post viii be under command Of the post
commander.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
CLOSE OF THE CROUCH CASE.
Judge bali and city sslisitor Ixnaua
Censure Creneh

Judge bali and city sslisftor Ixnaun
Censure Creueh
When the defence had closed
It's evidence In the case OF
Henry Crcuch, charged with q felo-
Mious assault on Mary Elizabeth Cole.
kT. Lyman said II was his duty In eases
where he believed pTiMa facie case was
proven TO ask that the prisoner be held
for the Supreme Court. Since Bessie
Cole was produced on the witness stand
he has had private interview with
her. He had administered TO her an
oath in his own Office and examined her
fnlly for his own information. He also
had taken special notice OF she evidence
Of young Dillon, whom he believed 10 be
a model young man and worthy Of Gre
uence Prom his own private examina.
tion Of Bessie Cole and from the evidence
81 young Dillon, be did not think this
was case for the upper coRrt
Judge Ball said that he had full conf
aenee In the city solicitor, and believed
with him that this was not a case for the
Supreme Court The charge against the
prisoner was an awful one, in his opinion
more serious shan murder, for the man
who outrages q woman against her
viii takes away from her what
is to virtuoun woman. far
more pFeoions than hse-her chastity
he thought this should serve as warn
ing fen the prisoner duYing his life to
keep away from Young women
Parents, he believed, should exercise
over their daughters fer greater
mount az discretion than they do.
No mother who valued her daughter
reputation woHld allow that daughter 60
walk the streets with any young man
who was but a casual acquaintance. The
anguish which this girls father must
have suffered there today.
was sufficient 30 wiring the
hearts Of all present, and should
act ~ warning to all young men in
court to keep away from young girls
and never be the means Of brinrins
about such anguish 70 q fathers heart
az that Witnessed there to-day.
he then discharged the prisoner. The
brow Of the girls father lowered, and
Crouch was warned by several persons /,
beware Of him.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

John r. Coogan, Praneis L. Keay.
fred Carl. Thomas Lynch and John Gal
ligan. the striking players were inter
We've yesterday morning by a reporter.
They were very emphatis in their express
aions Of 'the miserable way they had
been treated by the directors Of she club "
They said "Our contracts positively
stated thai We were 30 be paid our sal
aries en- the first ana hfteenth day of
each month, and II this was not done for
days thereafter we AAve abe liberty 10
leave the elub Since JHly we have not
received ene cent and are reduced TO aush
circumstances, thai 10 was positively
necessary for us to step playing unless
we received acmething en Saturday. We
had been promised something after the
benefit game on Thursday, and We
determined to ascertain whether
or not the directors really intended 10
pay as or net, on Saturday. Upon our
appealing TO them and stating our ease.
We were treated eontemtibly IND told
that II we aid nea play and accompany
the club on it's "trip this week.
ne weRld NOS receive cent
10 paiRed rs greatly 30 refuse to play
before such large gro Rs, bat we saw
that we were to be frozen out unless
some decisive step was taken"
Mr. Coogan then showed the reporter
q certificate from Secretary Il. A.
Van Trump authorizing hlm to
solicit subscriptions for the club.
The men viii remain in the city
for some time and endeavor to make an
amlcable settlement. Mr.. Galliran
stated THAI II the men received their
salaries thaw vwn,,la - .-
resume playing, II they we're wanted.
M Lynch said that what the players
nad stated they we're all willing to
swear 20. They were very anxious for
she public 20 hear their side Of the mat
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
WILMINGTON CLUB EMBARRASSED



xav@ Players Lsavs Because They Havs
Received Nc Salary siase June.
A large crowd Of spectators assembled
st tbe Riverview grounds on Saturday
10 Witness tho championship game be-
tween Wilmington and Hartford. sill ex
pesting to see an exciting game. They
were sadly disap pointed in this however.
When the players we're called in from
she field from practice, the Hartford
naen ran out and Umpire Kelley went In
abe deld. Wilmington's batters did
net appear and It was evident that some
shing was going on in the neighborhood
Of the ticket Office. The srowd yelled
play ball, and Mr.. Kelley, turning to
Ahe scorers. said; II cannot call play
mntil the Wilmington club appears on
she iel5- 1t refuses to play because the
players have not received their
salaries." AT thia death like
silence overspread she crowd and the
Suspense was awful Manager Wehrls
rashed out to the umpire and said "ths
Wilmington olnh win play In Eve
nsinRtes. at the expiration Of that
time nine was made ap of the following
players: Coreoran,e; Wehrle, p: Newell
ID; Sullivan, 2b; Gillespie. Sd;
Anderson, S.; Williams, If; Leiper,
Of; Pierce, IF; Wehrls was
90 excited when the game began shat
he was la ne condition 10 20 into the
box, bue after the second inning his
pitching was good AndeEson's work at
short was brilliant. Newell made long
hit into left Ia the sixth and .sprained
ais side. He left the aeld, and Lyttle,
an amateur player, was substituted at
Srss. Stslings, CAmpion and Stab did
excellent work for the visitors
But six and half innings were played,
as the Hartford club had to catch train.
The result was as fellows:
Wilmington. eueB 81
Hartford ........ ........0 &C. 23x-g
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

BOOHER In this CITY, or the 6th instant.
Eiina, wife OF Richard r. Beozor, in the Slst
year ef her age
HARDIN.-ln this city, on Augustp. Martha
Hardin, vie Of James Hardin. aged 50 years
KIFG.-At Newport. On August 6. Richard
King, ST.. aged 81 years,
LUCKY I'm this city on August O. lIich3el
Lucey, aged IS years.
MCLEOD. in this city. on August 6. a. the
residence Of her son. Alexander Mcleod, Jane
Mcleod. aged g5 years.
McNAIR On August 2. Elylra s., wife Of
W. s. McNair, aged 70 years
WOOD. On August ., Phoebe VIE O.
Samuel J. Wood. ia the Gsth year Of her age.
Funeral Sc vices on wednesday. 18th in.
slant, al o'clock p m, from residence, No.
ieS Orange street. lnterIaent private
WILLIAMS In this city on the 9th in.
slant. Ellen r.. williams, vile OF John u
Williams, in the 18Th rof her age.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

The oyster patrol sloop Delaware.
whish h@s heen repaired at Enoch
hoore's shirysrd. was diseAsrged from
he marine railway there yesterday.
Yne sloop is The cnly war ship which
1elswzze possesses, hus is does its duty
well It's use Is 30 patrol she beds.
where Il stops violations of the oyster
law. The sloop is Hnder command OF
Captain w II. Reed. and has four sail.
sas - board. The sloop has recently
been "a 4 cruise up Aahons river.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

Flies and ants are quickly annihilated by
mixing teaspoonful OF ROUGH ON RATS
with = saucer Of sweetened water; place on
high shelves or suspended in the room; or
mix teAapoonful OF ROUGH ON RATS with
n half pound Of brown sugar and sprinkle on
high out OF reach shelves. or on reor border of
lowor shelves. ont OF reach OF children. Cut
thie oak
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
ITEMS or INTEREST

"1'LL have ft. ] know shall" Ehrisked a
woman who was refusing 10 be eoaxed into
the surf ut Ocean Grove, mot In that suit
you have ON, said another woman next to
her In such a tone that she fell in heap, and
IL was harder to get her ont than "a WAS " get
her im.~-Wasbtn gton Scar.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
snnaax a. rsiehesser.

Special train from Washington at 7.s4 a. M,
August ". Excursion tickets. 81 90. Rah to
Baltimore over the p. w. n IS. r.. and
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

TAe great success 81 the a. o.'s exsuE-
sions 20 Bay Kidke induces abe company 20
ri ths citizens of Wilmington nnosher sp-
portunisy to spend delightful day at that
resort Don't fail 81 go this time. Take your
wife and childreR for 6ay'a euting. Trains
leave Markas street. BtatieA ct $50 a. mA Della
ware awsnme at 10 q. m- fare fer rssnd
fs~fw
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
Ths Csaz aAa Refreshing Air Of Tolehes-
emr Beach

CAA he enjoyed by excnrsionisez leaving VIII
minRten. al 0S a. M, Thursday. August IA,
over the r.. W. d B. n. r. 80 PerFyville. and
BY steamer down the bay. Grabbing. boating,
bathing and AL the amHsemeuts for old and
-
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

IL COED tang to get, ana the man whn wins
IL by superior skill, o. by an unexpected turn
Of Fortunes wheel. IL 60 he congratulated
But be who escapes frsm the elztches OF that
dread monster, Consumption. and wins bach
heqlth and haT Places. u far moro fortunate
The chances OF winning $685. 90 are small. but
every conSumptiye may be absolutely sure OF
recovery, II he takes Dr. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery ia tirne FOR all Rcrofu.
lous diseases Consumption r. enc Of them
Ia 10 an wnfailinK remedy. IL N guaranteed
t@ cure gil eases Of diseases for which ID i
recommended, or money refunded
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
Who is tlG Most Popular LADY
Teacher in Delaware !?

The EVENING JOURNAL will take great
pleasure in delivering this Organ to
the most Popular Lady Teacher or Principal
OF any school, public OF private, in this
State, and the readers Of this paper will
designate by vote to whom the Organ shall
be presented.
You can vote as often as you wish, and
send in as many votes at one time as you
desire, but each vote must be upon the
Organ Ballot cut out of the EVENING
JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

DR- DEHARDT's Pennyroyal pills, ART
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
As druggists and BY mail, 81. Oifee, 203 N
9th St. Phila Ladies beware Of limitations
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

ALI the wcst celebrated Planes aad Organs
sold on very easy monthly Raywents.
II r ROBYlEN,
ne Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

FarraRd and Votcy Organs,
Masen and Hamlih Organs,
! Mewmaa Bros Organ,
Burdelte Organs.
George WOODS Opgan.
These inhEuments ~ only fhop werR, and
will b asla below regular cost price
II ". ROBETHE,
10 Market street,
sele agent for the Story and Clark AID
Smith Americas Organs
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

MAMIE what do you mean by acting In
that shocking mannerg Put on some clothes
thiA instant" But. mamma, Johnny and me
are playing grown-up folks going in bathing
~ the sea shorc."- Philadelphia Times.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

PRICK B0WERS.-lR this city, on Ausxst
8. BY Rev FAther Kelly. John Il Prizes or
LyncEburF, Va, and Miss Annie NJ Bowers
Of Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

Ross has removed from i16 Market
street TO his new store 210 Market with a
large stock oflatest styles Of Hats, White
Shirts, Neekwear, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices
Money returned II goods are not satisfas
tory
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

The season for the picnic now is here.
Whe the youth dons his white i1tn pants
Ana Offers MP his eOmtort in a quiet unSelaKl
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

A PUBLIC man who Is bold enough TO tell
the truth on all occasions should be preserved
Ia alcohol by his enemies after his friends
have demolished him .--Dallas News.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

Oh, I'm engaged 10 Pete and John,
And Abner. Jaraes and Earle.
And Henry, VIII am, George aRd Don,
For Ina a summer girl,
-HArper's RazAr
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

AoLAUGH LfN-PRICE.- Aurust Z. by
Rev. j. y. G. hanna William MCLAUGHLIN
and Miss Marian O. Price, both Of win niRs
ton
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

E9This handsome Organ is new ant
will remain on exhibition at the Musi,
Rooms of FL. T. Robelen, No no Marke
Street.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

cnaArs fer $50. ss5, SIC and upwards. on
very aaay trFMs.
nj II. RaBRLEH.
ne Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

EMNA-"We saw sea serpent from the
hotel I was att Bertha "Huhl That's Meth
Ing. There were two young men at the hotel
where ] spent my vacation. "-BOston nerald.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

ELLA,,,"why. Aagde, aren't you coming i
OF an Rleia dressed her doll In nay bathins
gHit this msrning, and has gone ont for
drive with mamma. and ! haven't another
at 70 r.m-hoaten Beacon.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

For the sisters and the cousins and the ants
Philadelphia Times,
Evening journal., 1890-08-12
EeIght, II Inches.
Bepth, % inches.

Fsight u inches Width ~ inches Depth, % inches
This Organ was built by the we'll
known firm of Story e Clark of Chicago,
and contains Four Sets Of Reeds of Two
and One-Half Octaves Each. It has Nine
Stops: Diapason, Melodia, Viola, Celeste,
Echo, Horn, Dulcet, Bass Forte, Treble
Forte; also has Knee Swell and Patent
Knee Grand Organ. This Organ sells
for $40.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

In Autumn ahe Ia rosy checked.
In winter pale and gem bediz1ened;
In spring diRguRted II she IL tanned,
In sWmmer angry II she isn't
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

Boils and Pimples and other affections
arising from impure blood may appear at
this season, when the blood Is heated
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes the cause Of
these tToables by purifying. vitalizing
aRd enrishIng the blood, and al the same
slime II gives strength 10 she whele
system
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

w. w. Cooper, all kinds Of harness and sol
lars at reasonable rates. made from best ma.
terlal; combs, brushes, whip, oils, etc. Re
pairing neatly done at short notice. l0'
Madisom street.
Evening journal., 1890-08-12

no naA is a here 10 MS valet, but once in n
while there IL q man who IL n gentle man to
his vile .--TerTs HnEts Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

but the sport was really laughable. ARRANGEMENTS
for a professional regatta being perfected, tho
course To be on Lake CanadaragO. -,
\ pleasant musicale was given at me spring house
on "Wednesday morning. -, -. -.
Nine +. dc BarriOs IS at saratoga inns Week enc
rntiirus 10 her summer cottage here next week
The VILLAGE give Their unique
mcnf i'm the summer Theatre th, week. Mildred me
mind reader gaVe wonderful exhibition OF her powers
i'm me spring House pirlors on Thursday morning
Mr. Proctor rendered his guests a complimentary
musicale on Wednesday morning.
Fernando cruz Minister from Guatemala ana Jaeoos
Baiz Minister from Honduras. are AZ Ult EirHIE'9l,
George II. starr, II New. orh. pIT'ldent VI ~
West de saving, Bank, i al lUlnlcIitl La"h. ~.
Thomas Kerr and family, of Ne~-l 0rh are al ths
iTr;n,. wcri., NcwYork arrivals include:
Al the Iriug lIou,e-Mr. and Mrs. l. IS. hen'
= VI Cl,rh. Thahuc Van tulin, Mr. ana Mr,. D. ;.
Icll Mi VI. August. Charlie, fenchtwortny, herman
amin Nj, Amin, G. Gould Mrs u. Su,on' , Mss
grace Gaatin. j. f. e. Bla"khur'' MIS- irene go'S'
carlo. q de (,armcnda, X. r. Gardner, MIS-. Il; w.
FIX. &. -. Lawton. John II. shuts, Mr. ana Mrs;
H. H. Bogert Mr. and Mrs /. W. Popple' DIT. ana
Nr, g. " Holland Mr. and Mrs: G. f. a9rsl'yn'
Mr. and MIR, A. q. Bogcrt. Mr.. and Mr., william h
Eownc H. j. Weber. Forman Freeman, ~; r." m ma,
i:arnn and Eoroue>S NictnghOG, Mr.. and Mrs William
II Ice j. = Gildcu. Mr and Mrs. \. l. "randas'
Wr and Mr.. Henry -acket. Mr. and Mrs t. .
Uolmc, and Walter Rutherford - -, ,
~ the Arlington are J. :. IMAM j. Il. fVel, +.
rr,,nndor J. Beaudct. James Thompson, Mrs 'harles
T"hn Mr. and Mrs Richard Walter Miss Walter Mr.
and Nr, " F. Custer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. lilllendon'
Mr.. " H. Norton. Mr.. aud Mrs. y. l.. hdlWl "A
Jaclb Ba1 Edward Dickel. Mrs J. Kirk, Mrs. W: 1.
= : Anderson. William Wendell. Asa Windell, c. A
Trnror. Mr. and Mr.. ". +. Laner, EdGr Laner.
Niur.e Iaucr MIS- VI Horntha Miss Miss Daisy
Clacc,t and Warren Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

Watch I'M. h. L. Aug. t>peciau-The weather
here been pleasant during the week the sea breeze
has tempered thu heats We read OF elsewhere ana tus
nett, have been cool The principal arrivals at The
ain. rent hotel, include the following visitors from New
York and Hroohyn:
plnuuton IIou-e-wiliam Knowles. Mrs g. BlaGue.
MR., Mrnil Il. NJ. Garr,tt>on. +. NJ 10 kwood aud wife.
over Pearl Mis-, Lama LeSscct +. w. Leggett snd
wife
Atlantic HOSES. W. Hunter. \. Smith.
watch HI. IloI>c-Io,cph wakaman. C. p. Williams
Albert II. L,sip>ky Edward $ Jud>on. J. w Currer.
H. H. Newell. T.. S1l!man and party Of slN.
Oc,an Iiou>c-Frcdcrck Van Lennep. T b. Merrill
Parker House Mr.. aud Mrs. James X. HAYDEN, II my
W HAYDEN. Henry b. Plat. RAYMOND Platt Mabel d
Platt Platt John IL. Wray and wife. Charles
sherman WAY. l.. f. Brckwlth. Mrs. L. r. Beck"ith.
MAY Bcckwth Mis-, Marguerite B"ckwith. Ms, Nav Becs
with Edward BcckWth. Alfred Beckwlth. +. 5. Colt G.
A. Holmes. q. >. Cockcy Charles and wife. Henry
tor, {. f. Insall,.
signor Brocoini, seventh at the Ws.ch
I'm House on Thursday evening pleasant ana sue
c,,-fm affair. large audience from the be-
tel, and cottages was pres'n; and received en-
Enthusiastically the Various numbers of the pro-
gramuc. The paIticlIan IN the entertainment "ers
Mrs. A. y IIard,ecu soprano. Of NcwYork; Mrs waiter
Price, soprano Westerly; Mrs. J. Madison "iImonr'
pan>t OF York; Miss Blanche G'neNieNe huSs'u,
cocutionI>t. Of Providence George Elafd tenor Oh
Brookl,n, h. T.. L'aNitt com'ust Ld"ard IL. fh'p"
Of Springfield, and the members Of The watch hiH HOUSE
orchestra under the leadership Of John {. Miller, ~
Norvirh Nrnor Rrocoliui will b. remembered ~ Ne"'
York people a, leading member ot several opera COM
lanir, lie wa, the Baron in Gilbert and sulNahs
Kuddy gorr. ,,
t.,tor pl.;us of .sThe New. England Home stead
has been for some DAYS a the Plmpton.
Governor nm of Ncw-lorh has left after WISH "
o. er,l day, at the watch Ill House. =
The Roy W II. Z. Tauncc. who was gradua"u :.
Brown University tn years ago ana Is no" ps'"i
Pho Fuh Avenue Baptist Church In Newfork' VIII
,r,och a, the chapel tomorrow morning at ii ocI''A
Tn, annual meeting OF the watch Hin improvement
o,iatv was held In the chapel basement this morning
Wnth lIll property owners pay about shOoo III Jaw
Annually to the town OF West rly.
N-. q. f,, hotel, ar, fun overlooking. and M one
r.lrt If ia. PROPRIETOR, is that the season continue
s,nrt a am. Two Young women Of Sprngi'I1, in
pm l,n,,, have olglrattd a loca, which II IT,
univ, r,a morning, noon and night sa"s n,.sat,s
.-n.ciallv rejoice arfna out every fsw GaSi
Wan who, wan mhigpssswt!i tsss, sssI ss"'
Watch ILL., Wssea &NW.