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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
auwroso CENTRE

Me-. i.ncy \. iIoyi l. visiting at her
sous.
PROT. Charlie. :. Eichar,ison from oli-
", tollegr. Nichigsn, rr,rntly paid hi.
father = short Walt. Mr.. i.ichari-on L.
snuthsf oxford County hoy Who has
galns'i Zoe himself a good Iss.iiion In the
West.
Mr.. Charlie. ~. Caham .. dslilng
FRIENDS In Nes York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NORWAY,
To THE srOCKIiOLDERs
Atkinson House Furnishing Co.

NO,ios B. hsr,by oven that a q "'ostins 81 tho
Boari 81 Dirstor. ~ this Company, dividend
~ ave yer cent. Is p.r csutl was de'arr'i.
l.slRs a. the rate u ten per esni. 40 Icr cent
psr annun o. st"ckholisr- on recori att eh'-e
~ ba.lRs.s. June -. lso. payable JAY Is ls'.
Chosk. will h. mAllei frDm The once Of Tie
ir,asur,r In Iay wsni of ALI dividend.
TRA>k y. DEA>E. Treasurer.
Portland. Me, July :, isn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
OXFORD

l,e,. Mr. ~,arlcs has r,urn~i from
hl. vacation. Ill. daughter Minnl" was
married july 10Th o. Walter IL. Town
.sni 80 Caulnisisua. y. \.
The ". r.. sabbath school has i-pugm
new book. for the library. Charlie
NndrvNs Ia. printed the catalogue.
The .cbool had q picnic At the grove
Satunlav.
Slmusl Libby 10 Pigeon ilill died July
10Th, after several months sickness.
IN. gtist MILL, knoNn a. Clarke mill.
uhhh ~. soli o. JO.rph irNr, ~as
huruspl Nan,lay night With al u. CON
tents. Twas sold Tor 81. 80 aud injured
Tor ss.i1p. The frr Nas 1T In the trout
III The mill Mr. Wheeler. Insurance
agent, Was notified ~ tlIr afialr. and be-
With sheriff l,sss.tt In consideration ~
several suspiriou. circumstance, srrrsi-
r,l Mr.. fryv on the chargr II s"tting the
hrr. u was With gr-at difficulty that
Mr.. ,harmtn'. mill ~a- saN~d FROM
burning ai.o. st the hearing on Thur
day Mr.. Fr,r confessed that h. ct ia"
mill on frr.
Fiyeto,. q welchVlllc we're arrested
la.t Ne.k Tor stealing .trawbetric. frum
l.. ". lluNu'. pt-tniscs.
The Duubtr .air,y Concert Company
gave q convert "wednesday evening.
Mi. Nellie white, II quincy. Mass,
l. visiting her uncle, Mr. y. 4. Richards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
SMIplN

Everybody that work. ga the farm !.
very hu.y haying now. The weather 80
Ear la. hrcn Nery hDe aui for the past
tNo Ne-k. large quautitic. 81 hay of q
yer, fine quality have b~cn gathered,
the crop bring much better than ~a. "a
pectc,i.
\. ". Eastman ha. h-.n In town and
while here had the gras. cut on hi. farm.
y. ". EVans !. home from North
Bridgton. /. "a spend his vacation In
town this summer.
our supervisor. Mr.. \. II. White
hou... closed q very profitable term III
.chool IN District No. 2 last week.
Mr.. Rcul-u DIVER. engineer on Que 81
IN. steamers ~ the >ebago Lake route,
aud wife. visited at u. 4. saunders last
week.
There are hoarler- from Cambridge
Mass, AZ !. ". pcrrys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

u # hr baptism 40 ~ioui
Tr.t .... Ii.av Ioi.s's, usNt >unday
.s... haIf past thru. In the
.,... -|.t Nr Wedge " ul give alk
t.... |.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

I..T ,.r,r. L.q.. % NeS Nofk.
.-|f.. -I..f. Nj. lulit carter. csm~
ri. r. f. .....r.. asf e~vk. NJ. Garter
-r.- .t.f % thr srsk. ME- Iula
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

.... .arulmruf ~ rtris liill l.
.-..-. ..I .H fhf near fuiurv. tluh.
$3.50 s. I pnrI.. liuCkheld, pixisld
.-|r.... Il.. aui participate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

H. ,..hmiu. Esq., 20 u.knlousa.
T... ... MI. vlfr Waited friends a.
r,... .... ..tk NJ. tu.hman wrui
f4 T ....IIu thIs Cuuuiy ani hss
.ffi. .ucyr.sfui yuung hus-
.... Coo Wet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

II .... sf thr lluhi,ard il"u.e
........ .m.. 10 ths folio~ lng guests
aE. H... -I.. during M" sv,k
~. u.. NJ ulstrf Trvhsa ~
... HfErI
W.r.rr
H..F ..a... N.ss Uass.a. nangaf
bee Ne tss. Ihl ani mafi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
PERU.

Miss sarah Brzckett Of Mlnncapoli. is
visiting friends and relatives Ia this
place.
n. ". Babb a Son have bought them
a new Wood mower.
Roscoe Roberts has bought Buckeye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

II crsmp In the stomach results from
eating green fruit Browne Instant Re
lief viii be found q suru cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

stepmothcrs will not experience any
difiiculty In keeping their ne~ly-scquir-
Cd families clean II they usc Brussels
soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
IS YOUR EYESIGhT TROUBLING YOU ?

only oxford Norway Maine
Having u.ne .ay for ih" pa. few year. 70, the
teal especially tai, business. than able Ia
adapting anil adjusting gl. for all Kind. of peculiar ani failing
~ prtLt cAsts tl AN>I 90 h'
LE>st, GROUND w oHphh u"
Til. work make specially
" l. Brsibay, " u,
!. " brvwu " D. D. ~ t'-k ND
would allow IA"
their amr.if dbl nOtkn nov
~ Paris Paris Ill., West
WelhSle Waterford Harrison
"a
- dOntC
otiIc of racca Oxford County.
opcitn ONtori rfN"
tion
Ia sule
Remember "Ni oplcln. Who having 1aghs Va
handbook" (furnleifre
claims al'' s leads
,loW!, Don't bed hunhugg~ii
a opticians sihl could nttri
OF
Don't iel,yIf yourig troubling bat yist
Vivian Kills uxrocrt opttciOn
All kinds u Repair
Ing Watches, Jewclry, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

v..t...t usrIns 20 thi. plac- sp-ni
a.. -... HH.A sf Tain leland 40 thu
.-..- .f u... irtnr~s h.arc~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

It..... tHIffy tuucert Company
r.I.... H.I.,uev tuesday evening,
,-F ..... rsal entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
RISnIIIrIONS

In memory ~ ME-. Julia \. Martin.
where's, u ht. plrigri our Heavenly
Father. whose inhnitc love We may not
question. To- remove from our mid.t 10y
death, Mi. julia \. Martin, b. u there
fore
Resolved. That We. memb"rs ot the
Village improvement society, f-"ling
our Ices. While We ''Ioug for the touch
~ IA. vanished hand aud the sound 1T
the voice that I. It'll, hereby tender oar
waune.t sympathy Ia the agcd mother
aud other relative. Ia their great sorrow .
and al.o
I.e.ol,-,l. That In the death ~ Ms.
Martin, the society lo.es an earnest
worker aud one ~ It, most useful mem'
ber., and the community, especially the
sick, = helpful nelghbor. faithful and
un.elfi.h friend.
Resolved, That a copy 81 these rc-olu.
tlon. be- .ent the relative. aud Inserted
Ia the Oxfonl Democrat.
MR.. =. T.. IlrTCII>-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

~. Nr rh1ygr - rortland l.
1910. F.- taIsttsn 40 ~. \. rhaysf's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

II lIavkr. - NechAnic Pals ~as
a., rIl., I.t week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

r.f I IImunuI - New Work i.
,... H. f.lsr. ilou. George , liam
mo-. .. I..t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

NJ. Isas Harlow q DiNaeld l. at
ads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

..,.rIh,, maker. got caught by the
.,.asr. saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Do ...f. rgym~nts can b. made.
e.. ..I dhncv ~ Ncademy Hall
y-..l. .... Hf ihis Sesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

u.--.. FULLER. Esl.. % south
r.l.....tthe liili saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
MR.. =. T.. IlrTCiiI>.,
Mgs. J. ~. Barker, 60
MR.. ~. STEVENS, y
sac WILL SLEEP Io.NlonI.

oNt WILL oNttF 'oNs''s
s.uso.th the trail. - her sllksn hair
Da h.f asssnly bfUs with tsn'ief Csrv
Gather The role In ~ hnal foil
Aroaad The fufta that ~ili Mt srus obi.
lay on hsr l-lsom par. a. snes
The faitr.t swrsts.t fgwer- that blow
Ne. her, ant Rave hsr-ySgf hesr's delight
On df,sInLs.. I-ao.-.i'e will slc.p "a hishl
"a .hsiowy slsam % lie nstt Ne.
Arouni the h,ls ~ her .lutnlsfoa. eyes,
AMI her Ips arr rlo-ssi. Q. Ia foesi delay
az The loving soris shs hal o. LAY,
Iiut her gentis heart furxss o. lsai,
AMI frvsn siainty hal D. dAinty f-st
she 4. Strangely quiet. cohi all white.
The f.,sr ). sops. shs will siesp b. nish'
-rut BY bet wofk shi her eInp,y chair.
Eoki ~ the xartnsnt. shs ussl ~ war.
let low n tn ruftain sni eio-s the door.
she will nes-i the xsfi.h hight No inofr
Dor the task a.sisnei her under tbs .uh,
4. dnlshssi nov Ani the suerioa wun.
Tsnslsriy ki.. her. put out the light
AMI isA,s her aioee-.b. will sleep 10 night
.o bl..e,i .le.p. thai kh0w. no br,ak
yot prayer., nor tear.. nor love. sweet SAKE
a. I~rfsst r,-t, that knsws no psin.
Nothrob. no thhli ~ heart 90 brsin'
a. ufs sublime l.yonsi all speesh,
That ouly the pufe thrvugh dying r.sshi
,.osi ansisfrtasa., AMI ~. work !. hight.
MI his iclo,ssi . hong g'-si night
.w.sp for the day. that ~, no merr,
Eof the sunbeam fown fron hearth AMI noor
Ior the missing step, Cor the namsis-. grace
az the tender voice sni the losing face,
Hut net Coz the -oul whS-s gal l. woa,
Whose inhniis Joy q. Just begua
Not for the spirit snrliosst In iight
AMI cV~ael sherc the angel. sre b hisha
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

E.Iuathsr sunday - that not much
,,,Ir. al. done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

NJ. NsrI q Nuburu IA. hscn visit
80 t.fhsf. col. \ : Muslin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

u.-m , Eaulhli. Esg., "a plNheld
.rtr..s.f. e,rr a. Paris last weck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

a. f.aI.. E.q.. "a Frychurg. 40.
,..i-I Probate ,ourt a. i'ari. last vel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

W,,,a On. time to get hayi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

y. DAYTON BoisTER.
JaIy Is. iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
Rooms iUanteo.
Board Uantc6.

ANTED.-Room and board In private
w family by Young man West Side be.
tween 10th and l25tf sts. preferred. a..
dress, with particulars, PERMANENT,
Tribune ONCE.
Country.
w ANTED.-Board on farm, mountains.
w hour from city q rooms family OF o !;
no other bosrders June to October. RE-
kPONSIDLE. 20 West t2d.H., parlor Moor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
miscellaneous

A 9e.p. BOOK, "How q Keep BoH on.
"A Clean free t. any aug" .,.Nsnn
scaling, tosming burning. JAS ~ hoiN
Mss. 100 Liberty ST.
CLTB CHAMBERS. at 800 3th'sNe' ,,o"me
L be opened for gentlemen VA. ., ~
I for sumnler months low breakfast sie'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04

T - EAST WASHINGTON PLACE,
J. mar BIo1dY9 Handsomely furnished
large and small rooms choice location, near
hotels. -
"A ni-h.d room, IN al parte OF thc ritv
no charge 20 tenants. GRANT & co, ~
West 23d-st.
UoiCI elegantly furnished suites. with
y hath together or >ingly owners resi-
dinc. g,utlrucn preferred summer prices.
50 Wet 3itn.,t. -
TSTRABLE ROOMS. VIII and without
~ baths. l9th.-t. Ill East.
FURNISHED ROOM. second story
southern exposure IN "N'fl way uys'f.
able. terms moderate Tor summer. 20 East
iith-~t.
II rENIsHED room D. let very reason
i abb gentlemen only. 32i h. 3Oth'st.
C4NTLEMrN can ind Well furnished
" rooms. reference required. 20 West
I.th-~t ---
GEAMTRCY PARK NORTH n47 Fast
u oIst.stI Elegantly furnished rooms with
oioaSfast II desired park privileges.
HANDSOME rooms TO let, furnished OF
IL unfinished. single or en suite rs
West i1th-st
HALL ROOM. furnished very convent
II cot; reference required o. "ieeh'
wlch.avr.
II A III
IL without board. 1913 East 3.d'st.
NEW FrRNistED os ssy {. s.a lss to n6 sTc
ER eji Nest l3dth-st.
y % one cE or two ' aSntiemSn. n Grand.a
ONLY two rooms LET IN the NICELY igr-
- ni.hcd bro~n-tone house. ss4 West 2Sd-
Il. nrst.cls,s caterer IN m" basement
,DIipTE large FULLY furnished rooms and
/ bath for one or more gentlemen loca-
.lon near Drevoort House. Apply TO N.
y Lock WOOD. l70 9Th ave.
xxI AsuINGToN PLACE, 20 pleasant
w sunny room on the I'd hoor TOT gentlemen
=, EAST SGD 81. Handsomely furnished
! ] rooms: nr.t-cln~s house. sanitary
plumbing references. ---
d aRAMERCY PARK -Tprnlsned rooms
81 t. rent very low Tor thc summer.
..riI.sT 66 WEST.-prvat family
40 oGer large ID story room; references,
.c7IIsT lo7 FAST Uandsomo room.
40 furnished or unfurni.hcd quiet family !;
also ballroom terms Reasonable.
.ND.ST. or FASr.-Largc cheerful
~ room. second noor front, three WIN
dows: one block from elevated station pr'-
| Nutr family; may De- seen SUNDAY terms
| moderate.
49, SYST ~ wE>T.-wni furnished
room 10 let T. gentleman strictly
private house: convenient to Il station.
80 MADISON .AVE.-Furnished square
I.) room. adjoining bath reception
room folding bed ALEC small room break
| fact II desired
IOt EAST b9TH STA large and mail
| I'D finely furnished room III private
| family: convenient to Il station.
| az WEST ATHEIST. near broadway
III nicely frrllshcd m'dium-skrd rooms
| large closets hot aud cold water; rent
| ~ and ~ 10 per week.
81 newly painted bathroom. LA
| FORGE.
~ NEST 23p.ST. Delightful floor of
tlZ two rooms: Singly or en- suite
| terms low to select parties
80 WEST o3D-ST, opposite London
4 II Elegantly furnished rooms
terms moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
flats 60 Get, FURNISHED

"A proof building, No. IL West 18Th ST.
near shave, 10 let from Nay uHti oc Hi
bcr: ali light rooms; delightfully."- cool
elevators, team heat. SC. rent .o~
dcslrablo trnaats. Can be seeo Sundays
included from II 70 5. Inquire tor MI.
An elegan, furnished fat. rooms and
tenant. j. A. LiSsCoTT. 1894 3d-aye.
DvFRTTsEMENTs FOR THE NEw-
"A YORK TRiBUNE WILL BE Re
yEiyLD. At THE C .d,pSr ts a..
80 iasS BrSadWiMSo eo BnSad ta, between
Twenty.sccond and Twenty.third sts.
Office rates.
FURNISHED apartment. second foGf:
i o. rent for s65 monthly; ail.Ilght
rooms and bath hnitor, hall'ooys and seain
heat. 81 East 5oth-st.
no LL-r.-One OF the handsomest I'd floors
s,1 e and Sd syof Sssns 5e:h To- on pr
Two gentlemen only location unsurpassed ,
Nadl-on.ayc., between Soth and 4oth ats /;
private house. Box 10. Tribune tptown
once, LBS broadway
ITO RENr.-A furnished apartment IN
/ The Arl4ton. Broadway and oo,h.S. !;
from about June 10.
ITO LEI uthisn'd Nht' " IuoHN ~
i bath. June l 10 Oct. f; all OUTSIDE
rooms; Madison-ave.. near Centra! fa!S
terms reasonable. references. Address b.
L.. Tribune once.
ITO LET. FURNISHED .-In the Living
j ston, 1926 East l9th.st.. roony. llgbt
cheerful apartment, low price VIII be
n!ade 10 desirable tenant. Apply to
Il. H. DODD 75j Broadway.
n WEST D.ST.-Handsomdy fur
I'd n.-h.d apartment large, HBht
rooms REM reasonable. PICK tkl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
Real estate 10 Gxrhanue.


A FINE i-STOEY BROWNSTONE
n DWl LING. IN good location. near
central PARK. 20 cNchan2e for a country
rlncc. In vicinity OF Yonkcr- or RIVE which
must be- frr, and clear. Address PRIVATE
DWELLING. Tribune ONCE.
NEARBY country place wanted
"A worth from ~ 900 TO ~ 900 In e1.
change for nno BROOKLYN residence central
location. owner. l32 Ianklin-st.. y. Y.
hoe SALE or Ike NiE-Elcgang
J. stone mansion. with large stone stable
commanding magnificent View OF Hudson
perfcct every way l hour from Wall 81.
Appy 60 Broadway. room Bill.
rpO EXCHANGE for nearby country
j property. cry t"nements aud mats
large aud small equities. STARR &
AHERN 900 3d.avc
Two EXCHANGE -Store. dwelling and
grlst min Il valuable properly Lock
ROY q. Monticello. y. Y.
VuANTFD. Small place in the country.
w near -rashorr preferred, 10 exchange
for house In Brooklyn. Can or write,
n. S. MILLER. las Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
Dressmakinu.

A COMPETEST DREsSMAKER v,.sS-
perfect NJ by The day or at home: :
5Sth.st ~ ""s' ITO East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
6orses an0 CARRIAGES.


A -FIANDRAU CO.,
"A. 372, 374, $40 BROOME-ST.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES OF the best GLASS;
SUSPENSION VICTORIAS,
&C SPRING VICTORIAS,
LIGHT ViCToKId,AAtes.
Z Cart: Two Wheelers, I LanSssuse'''
etanhope Gigs, Village Carts, OmniDusYssS
COUPE, 6-PASSENGER ROCKAWAIS'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCK AWAfb'
OUR PATENTS
on BUCK BOARDS.
bouts, 2.passenger Buckboards. 3-pssse39Sear
Buekboards, 4.passenger BucReosiS
Dos.a Dos, Oak Derbies, Oak PnSpYTK.
ALL OTHER B PAIhSiS ~
Single. puals. Triplets, ali kinds Of springs;
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AGN1 M
FOR ONE AND TWO HOKsE tsh.
Agents for Brocket & I Tut evfFgnicLEA
for estates aAd country driving:
Doctors Wagons, surrey sso">
Ladies' Phaetons. Vis-s-Vs
Light Stages. Ex. top CaoroisS
Spider Phaetons. Conuaseors So''
Pony PhaCtor~. saxon rn thicqss
MINiATURE TRAPS. LII KINDS
FOR CHILDREN.
Making tina largest and most diyersih.o a.
sortmert OF Carriages In the UnlEq SSe'e''
OVER 232 DIFFERENT nn LIEGS,su
Don't purchase a carriage Ia town
Of unsl yon pay X WsiEs ooNs
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND cARRIAGEs ABOVE
Il AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04

MAiSs0DN DE CONFIANCE--HEypT
Al EIIE MICHEL, 20 West 47th.st nl'
podr@r' sumner, travelling, street dreassaa..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
-rN0TES TToNNRLE bARGAINs.

"A. second Hand.
Ism Cabrlolets Extension Top Pbae.
hog Cant and Har. ton.
ness Curtain Rock3way,
ydeht iapdaulef Imported r Cart.
Rumble saat BuokbCsrdT wo-se,t Blackboard.
PONY Car and Dog Cart in natural wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
Furnished Rooms.

T - EAST WASH Notion PLACE,
4 mar broadway. Handsomely furnished
Ilrrr and snail rooms choice location, near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
bnslness Gbances.

A IIENIloN. LAUNDRYMEN.-s en-
a wiz buy, near city, business and astnsss
o. essaOiisled steam Laundry; profits. sIoo
50 Liberty-st. ''D"IS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04

AT YONK EES-Houses OF every descrip-
"A ton for sale or to let; desirable FUR.
nished houses for the SUMNER slOV ~ .-1U
par month Bk.LIOWS x WARREN, 20
l,etfy SQUARE. NOnkerS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04

A VAN TAsSELL & KEARNEY's
"A. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
1870 and l3o Lsst i5i4;Nt''
AN FNORMOT : ASSORTMENT OF All M
new STYLES OF SPRING and SUMMER
ALL Fiji? NEW DESIGNS IN OAK, Ma
PIE aud OTHER NATURAL MJUDo 81
prominent ~ Ong which l. the uIsp.ann a.
by Wagons Triple Buckboirt,' s 1n,i,!s,
with and without canopy topS, IT, nos
White Buckboards for iorr anu s'' p''
pRoI'ts.iHAMs AND oCTAGoN, FR39TST
RROTGHAMS. new and second hahu' 10y
the best city LpsHlNaDDrAsrs
GLASS FRONT AYD 81, kE ~ HEADS
s,x pAssFi%;3'e.fhKH nv" and EXTENSION
FRONTS: Coup and ,urtsin Rocka""ys'
LANDAULETs, ana MA NAIL ~, III .r A61HSN''
LADIES DRIVING PUAETON>, IN
Td dYslo Is, TOT Sro fHAEIoNs anu DoO
" ANb nEff6f wAGoXs. PAINT
Id AND II Hvn PONY
rILBURYs. DOG AZ, GATkiS AM
OUR HARNESS ROOM
EaHPFo Tk AHFEfE 81 fS S66d tFf hAESfs$s
SADDLES AND BRIDES. MHIrS'
LrR AND CLOTH ROBES. bLANh'
Ni'' A IN AMERICA.
HORSES Nj
Of ALL KINDS-FamiiN hsreeSs hS aad
ALWAYS on HAND s,r
INTENDING PURCHASERS Wiki "
NELL 20 examine our lMMfNSh
sToCK before buyine elsewhere.
-GREAT BARGAINS for persons IN
"A. want az frst-cls-s horses and carriages
ct private stable. II East 9'th.,t. A pflNsSe
gentleman selling out very stNllN lam o.
Moran hay colt, l59. hands high, and .
years old can road l. miles an hour, 80
sate for ladies u drive or ride one me
chessaut sorrel horse, q years old war
rantsd sound can trot m 30 or better
l6 hands high good pole hor>@ ana ooht
fear rolroad. sired by Msbrno Chief Dam
one Ethan Allen bay horse, l52 hands
hgh safs for any one b drive trot 40
CsSrfaces consist q Rniaulet top pony
phaeton sidehar TOP wagon also novelty
kurkboa-t seats T. turnoysT-sea. pole and
shafoe ttlbsrry, Brewstv make. and all IN
One order Light double and single harness.
Hcet makers; London harness; ladteS' ana
ReatlemenS saddlo. laps. &c. Inquire
bnyate stable, IL East 21th-st., near 0tl-
ave.
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ness. Curtain Roekaway,
Light Lapdsulct. Imported T Cart,
Rumble ssat BuokbCsrdTw Blackboard.
PONY Cart and Dog Cart in natural WOOD
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-06
SOME FINE CLIMBERS.

finea Will Which TO Adorn Summer.
Houses and P0rches. ..5.u-
American Agricultural.
Ono OF the most popular OF all vines Ia
our native Ampelopsis, or Virginia
Cfeeper. 1t is especially so in autumn,
at which time It's folisge takes on shades
Of most brilliant crimson and maroon.
It is extremely useful for covering large
walls, because Of its vigorous growth
and It's ability TO cling 10 smooth sur
taces without any assistance.
Another good vine Is Ceiastrus acau.
dens, or Bittersweet. This plant Inns
rich and pleasing foliage which is never
attacked by disease or insects. It is
laden In fall with clusters OF scarlet iruit.
each berry in an orange capsule which
IL three-parted, the divisions turning
back and disclosing the fruit within.
For covering summer.houscs or trim.
ming over gateways we have few better
climbelu.
Our native grape Is excellent for GOV.
ering porches, summer-houses, old trees
and fences. 1t has fine follage-pro.
duced In the greatest uroiusion-and It's
ieathery clusters Of flowers are delight
fully fragrant.
Ono OF the most beautiful OF climbers
Is Clematia Firginiaua, called, in many
locolitice. Travellers Joy, and in others
Virgins Bower. In June or July it will
DO covered with thousands OF airy, deli.
cate white flowers OF delicious fra.
A large plant in full bloom is
one Of the prettiest sights imaginable.
1t can be found growing IN many parts
Of the North, chiefly along brooks and
and in corners Of old pastures. 1t
is easily transplanted. It's long trailing
branches are very graceful and effective
Tor use in large vases in combination
with brighter colored flowers. For cov.
ering porches, rockeries or summer
it is u~nexcelled. It grows rapid.
ty, is hardy. and will take care OF itself
If something to cling to is furnished.