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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

H.. -. v..,.. SsnOrd
Pastor Services End and 4th Sabbath
in each month at IL u M. and Z p. m
Sunday school ut 10 q. m. each Sab
bath. ]. A. Lauehlin Supt.
NJ. f {. S. Rev. J, II. Tinnou
Pastor. Services every lst and
3rd Sabbath at 10 a. NJ. and z p. m.
Services at the Christian church
every Sunday at 10a. IN.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

W. A. Stewar;t, has been IN
.thens. Ala. Tor the past week
on legal business.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

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much easier 20 settle With than
that other fellow.
| want to say . tie public l
have ST received u fresh supply
of eau1ies oranges and every
thug in the way Of fancy and
staple groceries.
NJ. & r Richardson.
REMEMBER
Horton the Jcweler will be pre-
paired to order on short notice
any thing in the Jewelry line net
10 stock. come early, Engraving
neatly Gone, watch repairing a
speciality.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

Miss Lula johnson, Of Mt,
Pleasant is the guest Of Mrs.
Afford, this week,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

Mics laurline Rodgers viii be
the guest o her brotaer Of Mem
phis tor lew weeks
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18
AIt!.,,;.;.. :.
A sAWill Mester-
'@tup; last Thursday IRON Ie-
e% InlOE mLIhe has bean tor some~mon,
N @i5p m Y, s. Pease, of Nashville is ir

Y, s. Pease, of Nashville is in
town this week locking after the
Interests Of the land company,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

J B. Parker OF Nashville is In
the city this week attending
Ky court.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18
LOCALS
Chancely court this week,

How about that new Jail?
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

Mrs. ]. II. Harvey, left dis
week COR her cid hom4 where q e
will spend christmas.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

HBon&nEthe C4hmhja
in the city this week at
~ |ng Chanaery court
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

stock Holders Meeting.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-18

Fl. B. Eowall Atty.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26
Huckleberries.

We have a weakness for this most ex-
cellent berry for variety OF reasons and
resolved at our earliest opportunity to be the
owner of some OF the bushes. Last week
we went up to Horseshoe and dug up be-
tween six and seven hundred of these
bushes. Part Of them were the high
bush, the rest OF the low variety
then threw in few 'possum berries
for good count. Prior TO this we
had grubbed out a piece of wood land,
leaving the trees just thick enough to give
shade and not too thick to crowd each
other. In and between the trees we In
serted the plants, most of them In the low
places being just as near as conld be
TO the place where they raised themselves.
II seems to US that the roots require shade
and plenty Of 1t. We trimmed them back
considerably and set tolerable close to-
gether, then We rsked up ell the leaves we
could find to their roots. Considerable
pains has been taken because we desire TO
have our hard labor prove successful. II
any Of our readers have any experience
with this fruit will they please tell as if We
have done r:ghtf II not, correct Us In every
particular.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

E0pIC THEM OUT-Scieniisis
n UhOL tell Us now that the besi
Il and saest way to cure diseases OIL
the blood and skin is to force out through
the skin the microbes or germs which
produce disease. In this matter Swift's Spe-
Gift is about sixty years in advance OF
menical science, as it has for that length
Of time been curing blood and skin diseases
by eliminating the germs aud poison
through the pores of the skin. 8. 8. s.
does this efectually, safely and quickly.
II 10 entirely vegetable compound and
harmless 10 the most delicate child.
Mr. w. q. Curtis. editor of the Mecklen-
burg News at Boydton, Va. says that he
has been entirely relieved from an abcess
which formed in the throat and caused in
tense pain, almost choking him. He coul |
not swallow solid food, and was in most
painful condition. He says that he took
only three bottles and that 1T effected a
completes cure.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease. mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga
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ooos AAo ENDS

The average size Of an American farm
b go acres
Ten per cent Of the populatiou Of In
diA are widows.
There are over 5000 brass bands in
the Salvation Army.
Nebraska has 700 Lutheran parochial
school pupils with bat 1900 Catholics.
One result Of the spsead OF the No
hammedan religion IN Africa 10 to make
tribes that formerly disposed Of their
captives By canndba6sm save them a1d
cell them for slaves
The largest gas meter In the world be-
longs to: the Soukh Metropolitan Gas
company Of Salisbury. Engiand Il is
$50 feet IN diameter and Is capable Of
ho1ding A000. 900 cuhic feet a gaa
Over the door o. every house IN the
large village q Go3umu1a, japan, b ne
motto, sFru9al in ell things Liquors
prohibited That town believes Ia local
option, and a. every one has joined the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

Many people who would scarcely notice
an armies or legless mao will instantly
detest and remark on any blemish OF the
human face and dive into all sorts Of spec.
ulations as TO the cause and attendant cir
cumstances. II you doubt this asser ton
become possessed of discolored optic and
note how much attention it will invite. A
black eye is generally avoidable. but
blotches, pimples and other scrofalous and
erupuve marks steal upon us without
warning, and are frequently the first init
nation of the fact that our blood is going
wrong. A prompt and systematic i1se Of
P. P. F. (Prickly Ash, Poke RIOT and Po-
tassium) will purity the blood, cleanse the
skin and give back to the face natures ia
miliar rudy signs OF health. Get 1t Of
your druggist.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26
BEHIND TIVE SCENES

Clara Qualitz, the ballet dancer, has
married Lee Harrison and LETT the stage.
Mira. Scott Siddons win play 'sThe Ad-
ventures" around the country this win
ter.
Manager Hmry Miner gave Q life In
surance policy Tor t10o, 900 to his wife a.
birthday present
Annie Russell, the Elaine Of Planners
company, b believed to be recovering
from her protzac4ed and dangerous ILL.,
nees.
Mira James Brown Potter and Kyrle
Bellew have gope on q tour In South Az
RIGA, where they win give dramatic re-
citals in the Engfish towns
It is believed that Edwin Booth will
make q ten weeks tour next season. fill
ing engagements IN New York. Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore only.
Sol Smith Rossell, the comedian. was
drummer IN the First regiment Of Ohio
volunteers during the war. he did not
do anything humorous in those days.
Joseph K. Emmett and twenty nine
others, including the manager Of the
house, were arrested recently in Pitts
burg for violating the Sunday law by
parade for advertising purposes.
Tomasso Salvini, the famed tragedian,
has forever retired from the stage. Alex
amber Salvini b to take up the mantle OF
his illustrious father. At the urgent re-
Quest OF his sire he IL to appear m Okhello
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

MADAME HENRY GREv1LLE's superb
novels hold q deservedly high rank. They
are among the finest romances extant, and
possess extraordinary interest while dis
playing great power, thorough knowl-
edge OF human nature. rare descriptive
ability and vein of humor as keen as it is
enjoyable. One OF the best is "THE
PRINCESS RoUB1NE; OR, NADrAs Vow OF
LOVE AND HERoIsM," just published in
"PstersOns Neo TUenty-foe Gent Series''
Of choice fiction, which now numbers one
hundred volumes and a complete list OF
them will be sent to any address, and when
not TO be had of your bookseller, copies
will be seut by mail. on receipt of retail
price by T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia. Pa,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

While the South is raising cotton at q
cents pound, it is purchasing corn at the
rate of 81 q bushel. 1t is buying corn
when corn can he raised here as prohtabiy
as In Illinois Or Indiana 1t is buying Hour
when wheat can be grown in the South as
proftably as in Minnesota or Iowa II is
buying pork, bacon and hog products, and
vet the South can raise as many hogs as
Kansas and Missouri. II Is these viola
tons of the principles of economy, aug
mented by the practices Of the national
government, that cause the cry OF hard
times In the South.
The SJuth should build up factories and
man ufactories, raise It's own hog and
hominy," live independently Of any other
section and rely exclusively on it's own eff
forts on every farm, hamlet, and village
throughout our Southland, then, and not
until then will the South enjoy that era Of
wealth, happiness and prosperity for which
nature and natures God has destined her.
Press Eagle.
We int I'd to stick these plain truths
right at our readers hoping tina. they will
zee themselves 40 others zee them. The
revolution is coming fast; join the process.
sion. The only correction needed 10 the
above article is. II Florida is to be included
make cotton now Ct and corn, next spring,
31.25.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

A man named Riede had a tby;ly,
experience with snakes IN the vauit u
an old French brewery at Dubuone q
few days ago. I: il related d.
went into the vault 70 see about -
it cemented, when his attention ~. J.
tracted by rafting noise. he go
not see very we'll but began looit
around to discover whence the -.
came from and came near stepping ~ \
monster rationale, which struck Il
him. Mr.. Riede LETT the cellar in ( -
and returned with . shotgun and 1 liri
He fred one barrel and killed IL r.
snake, the report aroonng many c.
eight Of which be killed with tie 80
barrel The large snake was 10 fest -
8 inches long. and had eighteen rstflI
The others killed were only about dr.
feet In length. Exchange.
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WHISPERS ABOUT WoAEN

Mira Wilson. Of South Paris, Mo-. IL
cashier Of the bank in which ser hus-
band b president
The wife Of Fred Douglass, tho COL
oced orator. recently delivered an ad-
dress On Hayi before oo1ored high
school In Washington
Mrs. Prescott Lawreoce Is said to be
- good judge Of horses points as her
husband, and her ponies and carriage
teams always secure prizes
The Misses Pauret, two Flemish Ia
fas, have for several years conducted
very successfully their Late fathers
printing and Publishing house in Bsus-
selA
Mrs. William Astor uses cream white
paper, with 1850 Fifth avenue~ stamped
IN gold at the upper right hand corner
and her crest and motto, ''Semper Fl
dehs. At the left band corner.
Miss Annie L Oppenheim has been
awarded the diploma OF the British
Psychological association, hoooris caosa,
IA recognition Of her Studies OF the anas-
omy Of the brain and her interest in
phrenology.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

Mime. Mnlot. Of Anglers. school
teacher, has invented system enabling
the blind to read ordinary type, Several
pupils who have been trained by this
system are found to read with greater
ease and rapidity than those taught by
the Braille system Of raised points.
Miss Charlotte Higgins, 8 Scotch girl
Of twenty, distanced ! ZOO male competi-
tors in the entrance examinations at the
University Of London. Miss Higgins
father died when che was bat eight
years old, and it 10 to the perseverance
Of her mother that she Is indebted for
her excellent education.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

Extraordinary Fire PrUcautSona. NJ
Meringen. the Swiss village which -
just been Destroyed by fire, met w
similar misfortune IN 1879. Since a.
date, native Of the village tells coIl
respondent, the precautions against g.
have been extraordinary. Whenever tks
wind blew from dangerous qunt
smoking was forbidden, and at d.
with few exceptions, all fires wags O.
dered out; the village smithy was stilled
the bakery ovens had to be damne
down, and the shops would then bs IS
Eeged with customers anxious to bus|
what bread they could The reason e.
this was tbs extraordinary destitutim 81
which the inhabitants were REDUCE
after the last fre, and fears are ente
tanned that the consequences may d
equally disastrous now.-Pail Mali G.
xeEte.
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-
Mr.. James Rstt, cftisen Of Dinwid
die county. residing near SutheriandI
depot Shad . vexy narsow eecape I'm
death day OK to go. While OIL
hunting ~ sbo I'D 3 er,1irrea 81
large tle4 ii ~ 4 III;
lodged IN one Is H. &
tzee was boo latee q caimb tt
climbed no . small oa1e near ~ and
went ont On one q the hnhs 70 dislodg
the game The limb broke, and ths an.
fortunate man fel1 . distance of twenty
Or more feet, catching by the bead in.
the forks OF . sapfng beneath. The sur-
prise b that his neck was not broken o..
1sa0cated. but he escaped with disao-
cated jaw, broken wrist and some pain
tul bruises and scza&ches Richmond
Dispatch.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

ranks Of total abstainers No .,;.sss'' !.
any sort can be bought in the plac ~
In the excavation for q dam 49,. MI
wa, Ills, the remains of q stone -,
have been found. The part discld.s; 4
about % feet IN length, each slab ~
about IL fest in length, to 8 -
width and about2 inches In th;cis
The breaks had BEEN filed with 49,.
stones, laid In regular courses
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

ITO do good and to communicate for
get not" Farmers, every last one Of you,
read the above senie ace over at least THREE
times The EVENING" are long. they give
you plenty OF time to think az you rally
around tae evening lamp TO arrange farm.
ing plans for the future Thoughts gen
orally f)w freely on farm matters, send
some to as for publication. Write them Just
as If you were talking to us.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

Make paths in the bed, 90 when the
proper time comes you will have place to
walk through and raise the plants.
If the weather should turn very dry be
sure and water the plants occasionally, and
II freezing night come cut light pine
boughs and put over the beds.
Necessity requires NJ 70 be somewha,
lengthy in this article. but - It Is the
STARTER we have endeavored to cover the
whole ground. Next week We win give
other methods.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

i abeuts the quantity nature allows 10 a
adult person. Il = Of the utmoal impor
lance that the blood should b kept q pure
- possible. BY 10 remarkable cures Of
scrolala, salt rhsum, ETC.. Hood's sazsapa-
tillA he's proven 10 claim 70 m The be-,
blood puEi0sg.
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Fastin~ riah.

II Is said that number Of the larger
fish never eat anything when travelling
mp rivers to deposit spawn. at least moth
ing Is found in them when caught. As
the period Of the year Is about the time
Of Lent. they probably have respect for
the occasion. Mechanic Monthly.
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nrue Ane~ An.

street car company for forty years, Nov
he IS too old to work. bat the company
Minks temphatically ~ don't believe ik
Winks calmly He Is one Of the stocks
holdersS-GoOd News
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26

The many remarkable cures are proof
that the dangerous diseases of liquor,
opium, tobacco and cocaine habits can be
CURED by DR.. Kelley's Biz Chloride Of Gold
remedies. Correspondence solicited The
Keele Y Institute. Palatka, Fla.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-26
Living Questions

are most esteemed by every intelligent man
and woman. Derangements of the liver.
stomach and bowels speedily present to us
the living question Of obtaining relief. Il
is at once found in DR.. Piercefs Pleasant
Pellets. which cure sick headache, bilious
headache, constipation, indigestion, bilious
attacks, etc. Purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless, they are unequaled as a
specific for the complaints named. Ono
tiny sugar coated pellet Dose In walls
% cents. Garry them in your vest pocket.
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DEPARTMENT.
CAssAvA.
UneOr1gin-Food for the Table, starch
~ the Wife and Feed for the stock

flnthis and future Issues OF this Journal 1t ia our
md purpose TO make our Florida farm readers
thoroughly acquainted with this plant AND
- mdn.e them to plant the same next epringI
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rnIron1AL PERSONALS.


Governor Nichols of Louisiana ex-
presses q polite willingness to he CO.
operated with by Secretary Blaine whom
ever 1t is polite TO cooperate. This ought
to be mutually satisfactory. Louis
Rpubiic.
Undoubtedly the President will make
good selections for the new iudgcships.
His success in his choice of Secretary of
State, of the two heads OF the Treasury
Of the two supreme Court Judges, give
good ground for the hope the new stations
viii be filled occeptably. Louis Globe
Democrat.
In talking over the election of Mr..
Charles n. FELTON, to the United States
Senate, the part that Mr.. John ID. Spreckels
bore in bringing about that very sats-
factory event should not 20 unmentioned
Mr., Spreckels came out of the Sacramento
affair with clean hands, and brought
FELTON, out of it with all the honors lie
managed his part in magnificent style,
and it was for q while one of the most
difficult parts that has had to be PLAYED
i'm California politics for long time. IL
was success with honor" and was
achieved without the incurrence of any
"entangling alliance cther,-,Sm Fran
cisco RCpoH.
Senator Cockrell of Missouri stands
among the very few Democrats honest
and manly enough to acknowledge, in
connection with the appropriations made
by the Fifty-frst Congress, that "there
are not many places where a reduction in
the annual appropriations can be made"
- -CiBciRaol Commercial Gazette.
on the 4th of March Governor Hill be-
came n Senator of the United States. He
was elected, not to serve when Congress
is in session only, but for a term of six
years beginning on that EXPRESSED date
In continuing TO hold the office of Gov.
ernor, he is guilty of gross violation of
one of the soundest Of American
doctrines, the very one which his party
affects to hold in especial reverence
NciC York Tribune.
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The KneII of the Dudes.
From Tie Nelc York Recorder.

IioHt Wt NtU 1 Ofh AccOIUtI,
What is to become of the fashionable
men about town if, merely on account of
delay in paying tailors they are to be
humiliated by having their bills for SUI
perine raiment auctioned off for or >
per cent. of their face value? Familiars
of the liking of the Dudes ascribe to
anguish arising from an occurrence of
that sort the rcmorseful and prolonged
nebriety which recently led to the sew
erance of his relations with u club that
his presence no longer cheered. 1t is too
bad to have bills for ones clothes bought
up for the smallest sort of a song, not as
articles of substantial value, but as mex
pensive mementoes of meteoric careers in
the social world. 1t is high time that
along with other Anglican fashions our
would-be gildcd youth should import an
invoice of longsuiGerng English tailors,
not only ready to furnish the highest
priced garments on interminablc credit,
but also willing to capitalize their patrons
so that none of the concomitants of proper
brOadcloth, purple and fine linen may be
lacking to them pending the arrival of
some windfall such as European outlitters
rely upon to make good their advances in
cloth and coin
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EASTER.
EASTER. EASTER.
~ EASTER.
GLOVES,
uANDKERCHIEFS,
RUCIIINGS and

FASTER EASTER EASTER
uANDKERCHIEFS,
RUCHINGS and
PERFUMERY.
Those four items cut quito figure this week
with the ladies in completing their toilet.
URSTANDARD KID GLOVES
are all warranted. Although we have made
quite reduction in price their merits still re-
main.
5-hutton Dress Kid, brown, tan and black, Csc.
7-hook Dress Kid, brown, tan, black and gray,
St.2j.
d-button Dress Kid, brown tan, black and gray,
l-button Dress Kid, brown, tan and black, 81 IS.
s-button Mousquetaires, tan, black and gray,
$l.GS
Genuine Plgskin, brown, tan, black and gray,
Ladies' Kid Gauntets, brown, tan and black, 81
Ladies, Kid Gauntlets, brown, tan and black,
7-hook Suede gray, brown, tan and black, $t.25
l-Dutton Suede gray, brown, tan and black,
s-button Mousquetalrc Suede, same shades,
$t.3S.
s.button MousQuctairc Suede, same shades,
l2-button MousQuetairc, tan and black, Ss.el.
lG-button Mousquetaire. tan black and white,
$2.5S.
Misses Dress Kid, brown, tan and gray, 0Sc
Misses, Suede Kid, brown, tan and gray, 81 .25.
This gives you list OF warranted goods and
which will give you the best satisfaction pos
RUCHINGS. RUCuINGS.
White Ruching, with pink and blue ribbon
edge, lie.
Fancy silk Ruching, cream and white, Zoe.
Black Crepe Lisse, with cord, lgc
Black Crepe Lissc with ribbon edge, 1Ac.
White and Cream Crepe Lisse Ne
Gilt-edge Crepe Lisse a5c,
Gandyke-edge Crepe Lisse, 25c.
Silk Null RuChing, 25C.
Cream Satin Gold Bead, 2jC.
Black Satin Gold Bead, 25C.
White and Silver Cord Edge, Black and sill
yer Cord Edge, Cream and Gold Cord Edge,
Cream Null Fancy Cord, 3Sc
Cream Null Fine Cord Edge, 3Sc
White Null Fine Cord Edge, 3Sc
Cream Null Fancy Edge, 1Sc.
Dotted silk Net Colored Edge, 3Sc
Silk Bolting Pique Edge, 25c.
SILK Bolting Silver Edget 3Sc.
Black and White SILK Rice Net l0c
Point dc Esprit. GDc
This gives you ccoice OF Ruchings that
cannot be better and prices are cut.
PERFUMERY.
Colgate's Triple Extract S'ounce bottles in
boz, 2lc.
Triple Extract bottled, per o., l0c
Goleaie's Triple Extract, per o., 95c.
Pond Lilly Extract, very lnc per o., 25c,
White lleliotrope. fancy bottles, 2jC.
Colgate.s Perfumes, all OdOrs, per on, lIc.
Triple Waters, all odors, M, bottles, nc
Toilet Waters, Soz, bottles, Csc.
CurlOpsls Extract , o., lsc
Finest Imported Triple Extracts all odors, 3Sc
Florida Water, l2c,
Florida Water. large bottles. 3lc.
OUR lIANDKERCHlEF DEPARTMENT
Shows mp only select styles of all kinds of
Linen, LiLcn Lawn, SILK, Mull- aud Real Lace.
Make Our house your headquarters for your
Easter Supplies,
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". II. moughton MANUFACTURING Co.

We are kept constantly busy because our
prices are such ~ will meet an competition.
We are making n special drive In LACE CuH-
TAiNs and PORTlERE- this week Come and
sec us aud be convinced that our prices are As
low as the lowest.
A visit 20 our store means entire satisfaction
In what you purchase, and saving at least OF
20 per cent.
W. II lloUGHroS MANUFACTURING Co., 1918
and 1890 n NJ. n. W.
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Building PERMITS.

week Ending Friday, March "a
Names of Owners, Architects and
builders Details of New Buildings.
NORrllWEsr.
w. 4. Lewis, three brick dwellings 300l
atc3, a0Q5 = street, three stories, 20Xl7,
press brick fronts, brick and iron cornices,
slated and tin mansard roofs cost $4,000
j e. benson architect
George T.. Won Wyck brick stable rear