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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15

co g5sHT rs;c o' vd 11q T & 3S
Beli. John j. to Dore Lyon, ll3th'st' shave
'Eit.ma,, Belle. to Sue S oatman. 5thave sti'
ga 1 yie r The n ss go Savings Bank
Croppcr john and wife. to [ Trust Co. 2oth'st,
shave Q mtg;;, year tljoo0; po,,no,n,or n
Conan. Michael. and ano: to Lehman BeFnheimer'
Clark. Francis ! t. Hector Hutehins' 9Sth''''
Same to james Everaid cor 2d-ave and o7th-sf'
Cannon. John b to David Marx. 1lith-st. Sth'
David and VIZ to Lem! W TGo 'ru'
Caravan Patrick. TO WIN II Han. lol'''S'' '''
Jo9 2S, sqd 6 Tfc to Iy NJ Knowles 40 "V''
chc f1n @Ga eaothcr to pd Ia1at t.i ru9aao
Gallagher Patrick. TO lily L Winthrop 10; 1884, o" '"'P
Gccfy my T. to Flor nee Geery q part 2o7' 2o'' 81
Grota. Rosa t, Mayr NJ Costello. guardian 'it"'
st. o ID h' ak "a lyman YsDcr,tcn LOO save
o;imci' Vim !. TO VIM II Bingham and another
l3gd.st Of ave, 3 months. $500 p.,s,.,ct
me.lry. Coth. to rclno'a Pli,onage. n Pro'PV'
Missnecr. P,t.r ana we to E,1obctha sehwamo
m. Snma g. to Citizens SAVINGS Eank, 10th
st. Il Mad'oaa,G ye3r' 5 S5 ooT 0a another cor
itS ysar an, "a S GOO year $50
JANE TO- J r@p hG I" Ebra%a% Wd q oh
4 Isaye y,ars = WO,,,, Simon cor OF 1sh.st AID
Ist.aSc, var, 1900. .,o,, ann
Of kc@ Ba'd'' A. f fen %s oa. mortgage
Kane Terence and Mary to Nathan Meyer, Of ''E'
same M To- WlIam dde and excrs, ETC. OF
KpatrE Edward and vie 70 Harriet , so ooG
King i;acrei D. to WmW Whittier, Of ''th-''' Of
nnne ofgs and wife to The northern Dis.
pcnsary, Cry, II 81 107th-st oil '"'''' wars
LRnq.,on John to Lehman Bernhencr, Of oist-'t
iowe@th1 Herman. ami Me to DRY Dock Savings
iE cy1r o. rsrons and can to the >ccor Savings
Ba9k q 27h,t Of ih3yc { Srae and nno
ru.ccs or shave, OF 5-d-' years mortgage
Mal:muIcr Annie to Isaac Levy Of Prospective
Of WogsGd street Day, 20 ori,,nc Life Assurance
Soc ) q i5th;st q 7t!vc year SyGoSS,3
comm 80 $50 Broadway 3 years. 5000 ,,,-..
Maclcy. Fr,nci. j. and wife. to Lcmuc Sddmore' c $
,so;e sty Com pn6y to csthorne Puray.
Sane to Ja,o5 il rddy e, A. GN9 o 5oS Gtc' cor
Gis,t Anl.' rl1na'G y'1ri oU', cor Convent
ave and l1sth'' non;h', 20 oV s.,y pohr,nncnd
10, I73 map state Anthony Li.wnaid yoa,, elo Geo.
Eos, Cora 70 NJ Iiiir Guar &c. ana Iri't 'o"p'"'
'g"cf'r joan 10 VIM sGtoru, and ano. n 7th-s
$50 Jar. Iia il to Philip Muulsnn la'th--t
SohSaf.. CaroiInc 10 John s;iclln2 lot col, map
SCOT hlb.rt r. and wife. to Doro Lyon. W Man
hanay" lot i5ay yG3T ,5 pS Women t. th Rector
ctc. OF It Nrdr.v'. church. fra Harlem. l2Sh-'t
Wctca ricnry. to Chas Flank 1staye. sai''t'
Waac. JamG C. to &C. so Marcus a'f ano trustee No
Whl.cman Ahriu, v aad vii, TO The Title G,arantc"
w-rorsr cha; ana n@o ,o to W" n II N' Il anu
'W,l.h Annie 10 Frederic = ror-r.r lot 25 and o.
man $50 lot- a. nv, i,c AMI No,ho.n property 81 !
''' wa-r,n @oorr. v T. N,i. i ncycr l57th.s'. "
WcG,S5 ' 5a5 i.5 d. : i' %clr COZ
MIfrlrpf and % Eugene l~.Ft n :
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Trains lrnvc above station vim
LEHlGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls and the West.

SIS a. m. 40 p. IN. sundays 73s D. m
80 p, sana.y, SIS, ii 90 30 s. p NJ no
a m. 1880 Is. $40, 7.So y. IN. sundays, Sis. LOO
a M, 4.4o 73S p.
For Hatleton SIS m. 1890. s.45. 7.so D. M Sun.
For M2kesbsfre Pi.tston a. and scranton SIS 4 NJ:
T. 30. 345, 7.30 p. m. Sundays except Scranton).
FOR E!mIra, SIS a. M; 1890. 100 p IN. Sundays.
rs p. N.
Tickets and parlor be procured at Nos II i7:
c3j. 20l. 40 9i4 lli0 1923 Bway. 81 East llth.st
7S7 6th 26t West l25ht 1874 East 125th-st
York Coqrtst. $50 Fultonst, % Broadway Brookys.
from hotel residence destination.
A. A. Mcleod. c. g.. HANCOCK
Pfes't & Gen mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent
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A SELECTION or DESIRABLE 20-fOOT and me.
n alum >iIcd houses 51th--t, near ParK-aNe. West
Jist-st. jth ard 9Th AMI j31 ST
Others rent - upward Rih EK sos, Oil 1th-aye.
An ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 5%D.Sr. (ncar 9Th.
n ave. residence, - go. several Others adlpulng
Madison ana cheap considering tn" quality and 10.
cation. KIkER son. Obl 1tha'', near 33d-St
Nos BOZ AND 3O4 WEST lO3D. ST.
n. and Ia hrowntOnc dwelling. oOX55
and rN,rn- Handsomely decorated plumbing cabl.
net rim tiled bathrooms tho Riverside Drive; high
rlavatlon nnc view Of the river exceptionally line
Irichlofhnod: will LEASED Tor torn Of by
permit only Apply FRANK l.. FISHER 4 CO., $40
Coiunbu--aVc.. n'ur Hl-t--t
4 oOt PAR6-ANE. SOth.st.-Fopr-sory high.
I.Oot stovp dwelling, Ii rooms; rem, tl30O ,nt.re
block private residences.
Il. j. CAEPG.HTIE. 81 Llbcrty-st.. or i.Isi 3dNvc
O. OnO Il GFM.-TO LEASE from May |. No
81 ,oUU ITO Wet ssth-st. thrcc-st,ry. with *.
tension cabinet manes hardwood trim handsomely deco.
rated elegant chandeliers all Improvements; I'm perfect
order. Seen by permit only. Apply o.
FRANK T.. FISHER & CO..
ii6 Columbu,-aVc.. Sist-st.
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Gonntrn proper!p for Sale ano 10 Eel.

,rpURBAN REAL ESTATE ENHANCE (IncorPoc;
rated). III Broadway.-The Nsw;Yoik once 81 ny S
ioading agents OF 80 suburban places. Patcnars OF ia
900 properties within hour OF the city Tor saie al"
70 rent
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GUNNER Resorts.
REAL ESTATE.
DI->TVr-c At TIE EXCHANGE.


The Real Estate Exchange was we'll attended yes
terdly but the bidding was rot active and much of
The property offered withdrawn. John +. i.
SMITH offered 40. 233 Wost FOXY nfh5t.. five story
double tenement house with stores on full lot The
Kidding ran from $1,000 up To 1880. James
Dobbn wa, the buyer. The same auctionccr offered
no 253 East Forty eigltl-St, . three story brown
stone dwelling on "A lot 2OX1O. The bidding ran from
$4,000 I'D 10 81 500. j. llr>chiicdcr WIS thc
buyer. Inc same auctiOncer offered Nos. |, j ana
West Onc-hundted and ninctccnthot, three story ana
basement dwellings on lots each l1XjD. They brought
5000 each from W. Nassaucr .
Thomas = Walker offered under foreclosure no
$50 West one hundred and ,ccOnd st. five story brlck
fla, house lot 20XJO. II SOLD Ia the plilntin W
the proceedings for $500 Bryan l.. Kennedy
pt,e,d 40. 30 West one hundred and thirty fOurth-st,
"A threcStory and basement dwelling on lot
I711xlOO II sold for Si1.1jO to Max LcfkowlZ
william Kennedy offered under foreclosure Nos. 40
and 7:}2 Amsterdam story double apartment
houses fun lots. They sold 10 the pllintii Ia the
proceedings for $4,000 each.
X. v llarnctt a Co.. offered No. 13i East Thlrty-
fourth-st.. a thrcc-StoTy and basement dwelling on
SI7,7OO. The ,ame auconccrs offered No 80 West
Thirty sccondSt. IA f0nr-,oTy brOwnstonc dwelling
on u lot l5.Dx03 Abraham stern was the buyer at
$1,000. Adrian H. Muller ~ son had good at
tendance at their stand when they offered lots nj
Fort Hamilton in Fifty first and Fifty second stS,
Fifth and sixth avcS Br0oklyn Lots In fifiy first ST.
brought $40 each. The corner OF sixth ave. ana
Fifty-fr- brought $3.50. and interior lots $40 each
Four lots In SiNtlaVe brought $50 Tor the corner OF
Hfty- frstst. and 1900 for interior lots. The rest
Of the property either bid in or withdr1"h.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. f;,S II. H. L. Il. Lesee)
=, f d l,& nS % t2ISt North River station New York.
300 A. M.mDs:h for Newburg. Kingston. Albany
s' ucpIp aiiv Ns ~, W. OF Cocyman's Junction.
1000 4, M.-pa.ly iog Ncwhprc Albany. Utica syr,
SS,o G,i sxcon Ru!oo N!aP F Detroit Gh
I1.35 4. Daily except sunday for Albany and U.,c,
a.9s M.J boiYy' except SUNDAY FOR Albany.
Rochester IulIalo Niagara FaIls petrSt SyE S
S'i3 r; ~ DAILY for Albany Utica syracuse, Roehes
YER bn,Ao' Niasara Fails. Toronto Detroit Chicago
MAxElsSi RAW W LOCALS, PAS. IS As Pm.
8 80. '0;3o, .ilt5 7, Nj. ." w. no. $780,
'r0 GeaFP For st. ,l dos' on AZ through trains DC
pnnmnmmosotIoo Meet timetables parlor aud sleeping
I'm 1893 72G Euont Amen once sfd foSt
fulton-st New YORK CRY 21l 1853 7a5 $40 Rroodwoy
la DowerC Ps,s Place SO West iesth ST. and y
stAtlons' u T. LAmbEHT. General Passenger Agent
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
~ Solid Pullman vestbued train leave, Brooklyn H.
" X s1tioh) IL 90 L. l. City IL 10 every night. az
living In boston 20 spondng train returning
tickets ana siceping'car berths 1t L. !. X. Il eeeA
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Mem pnblirallons.
TIE STORY OF AN ISLAND.

off YOU STILL APPRECIATE THE SIMPLICITY,
rpITrt PURITY AND FRESHNESS WHICH CON
sTITUTED THE QUIETER CHARM OF DOMESTIC
NOVELS or IL YOU VALUE LOCAL COLI
oPING THAT is At ONCE MINUTELY OBSERVED
.vn ROTH WIDELY AND HARMONIOUSLY REPRO
pUCED, by ALL MEANS READ THE STORY OF
Az ISLAND. 49,
GRANIA HAS FAULTS-WIiAT BOOK HAS NOT
TO THE EYE OF THE CRlTICl But ITS DEFECTS
ARE FAR oUTwEIGHED BY ITS MERITS. II IS
A CHARMING STORY, FULL OF NATURAL LIFE,
FRESH IN STYLE AND THOUGHT. PURE IN TONE,
AND REFINED IN FEELING"-(Nincteenth Century.
AT ALL BOOKSELLERS.
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Ncw.York. Thursday, Aprl IL.
Tho following sales Wcr hId AT tn Exchange and Auc'
ton Room to-day 49,. 49,. 800,
: 1913 ~ e. lOihaNc, lot .0JNJOll; Nelson j.
Wat 'fhGrv. IT,. Tl3.sUo
thrc,-s,oiy dwelling. with lot No l3j West d3d-t.
u s. BOB Of Jih-aNc. lot lG"slo01i ii. j. Au' hin
clos, .i3 100.
nvc-,ory buid.nc~ with los. Nos go and ,32 Am
s.rdam.ayc . .js Il Il 9Gh.-t lots 25Ne?9; j. V.
u. Reed. $50 goo. . 49,.
thr,c--tory dwelling with lot, No 49, Fast 3itst.
of 3I.aNc lot IJ,gSg George T. Johnson, tlf 200.
thrc,-,tory dw Hing. with lot. 40 80 West %3d-t'
s. 2I2G IT OF 9th-aNe. lot lS9N irregular n Sim
:lGOOr. go . 80,
G,c-story building. with lot. 40 233 Fast i5thst,
n = Of 3d-iNc. lot .JNlOO.J; james Dobhn, ~ 800.
thr c->tofy dwelling. with lot No 25$ last isth~t
n 2d-aNo. .ONsO.5 :. HT~rli,lGcr. I'll .biN.
| thrrr-toly dwelling with lot, No ! Nr-t ll3ti>t.
n s. 30 II u 5h-a,c. lot liNi3.1 iNi VI. Na,,,ncr
/. OJO
> similar dwellings. with plot Of land, Nos and >
vs. 1l9h..t adjoining above, Wo; -sN-N@sA'J Thomas
DAILY. az, 100.
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NEw-YOaK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN v,IIw,v

IfaIhs IelNe Wt't t2d''t. at 80 A. N. Cl5 min.
utes earlier frohl loot Jay-sl for Lake Mohonk Lake
niosao SeS r WskI Noey II r.
fAl!'bursh Liberty. Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon.
dale scranton Walton, Delhi, Sidney. Norwich Edmeson
unca Rome Oneida oswego. Detroit Chicago, aud point,
3:!J p: NJ; Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk snd Mime
wa,ka. waikiki Valley stations. Mctretown blooming.
bureh ElenVIlle. lallsburgh Iureyyile Liberty Whi.s
Lake Livingston Manor ' '''' "''''
200 =. NJ Middletown Fallsburch Liberty Liv.
mg,ion Manor Rockland Walton. Sidney Norwich.
cago Pullman Shoppers: rrciinin hair rar ra
Suspension Bridge. Daily all other trains daily ex.
ccpt Sunday. ~ ''""'' "'' "a
pullman Gq'1lng eats and sleepInccar bcrths
&. Z. A.. 81 Beuyer-st.. New-YorlI -
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect April IL. 1892. ..
Trims leave Via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimore& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 400. 7.45, 900, 1000 ulso q. Nd.
80 2l5 $50 400 800 600. 730 D. m. IL is night.
Sundays oCO. 1890. ll.3o a. $50. $50. 500. 900
For Baltimore and Washington daily 900 q1.so with
Dining Can 100 $50, DnIng Carr. 500 D. NJ.
u. - night. -.
10 Is night except SATURDAY. night. Sundays. II. 80
35O 800 600 D. NJ. 1918 night have connection for
Heading IIarrlsburc Pottyile, &c For Sunbury Lewis
burg and Wilam-p0r. VIA Philadelphia az 7:45 a. m,
100 80 p. D215 night except Saturday night Sun
Parior Cars on Day Trains. seepers on Night Trains.
For E1,ton. 100. 7l5 s45 a: N. l; 40 5iS, 100
p For 'BptRehem Allentown. Mach Chunk. &c. 400.
715 As a. m. 100 40. $40 q 80 70 Auentown).
Sunday. 40 200 a m. 100 80 D. N.
For W.kesparre. PittstOn and Scranton. S45 o. M
40 D. m. sundays. 40 a. m.
For High Bridge Branch s.t5 q. m, 100. 40 o. N.
For Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands 40. SIS. Ills
a. 80. 40, eco .. M, Sundays. 900 g. m D. m.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points South to Point
Pleasant $50. Sl5 ll.l5 a. m. l.30. 3.f5 Red Banh
onv). 400 40. 600 p. SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park, 900 a. m. 400 r. m.
For LAKEWOOD.
At4so SIS A. m. 1 30. 345 40 p. M
Toms River Barnegat Park and Darnegat, 40 SIS
a. m 100. 40 2. n.
For Atlantic CITY. vinclaLd and Brldgeton. 40 a. n,
l.So =.
4. N. l.3J and 40 p. NJ
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Nfm pnblllanons
CHARMING FASTER PRESENT TO
BOTH OLD AND YOUNG Is
A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD,

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y VI greatly admire this Vcry beautiful Noiulc ana IL
forms rest interesting study for the travelled and un
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Ciin propcrtn 60 Eet.

A.
HARD TO FIND ~ NEW-YORK-A rell.built.
handsomely finished fourstory mod house. In a good
block for less than II 800 year.
There Is Just ono at 81 WEST 9!Tu.ST. Look at
and secure IL. CIiAS. BCEK owner,
ColumbusaNc., corner 12d.st.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES
Duncan Smith Ard trustees, n \
Sith-st o Lexington-aye. 1 yee-. $4,000.
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INSTRUCTION

For Young Lades-Clty.
y OARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOE GiklS' NO, CO.
Principals Gardner. author Of History in EhAe
r..-, PEBBLES AND MISS THOMISoNS
Nl BOARDING a DAY SCUOOl. FOX HiliLS,
81 aud 81 East j7th.st- NCw-Yofk
ReOpens Thursday. Oct 9th. Pfnary, A,ddemc anu
Collegiate Departments. Slccial students aaEht6u.
rNHE MISSES ELY,S
SCHOOL For GIRLS.
Late OF 40 and lf2 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn,
will rcolen APRIL Is. at
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18Th AND seth STREETS, NETWORK.
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EIerteenth Edition post paid. for zoe, or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls On
eARKE Err A. H Lone L co. l,ols Arch.E. Phlls.. Pa
'.ESexX one should read this little book'-Athenaeum
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0earbers.

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For Young Ladies-Country.
r LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY Rochester, NJ Y
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For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LAB Broadway.
u near 42d.st All departments. .-..co.,
NJ VI. HOBBY, y. c. HENDRlCkSON.
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For Boys ana Dung Mcn-' ouNtIS'
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

The good people have been
kind TO us in the last year, a..d
we have decided that Lawrence
equity needs a better Democratic
paper than she has ever had, and
alter January list, we hope TO fur
nish You that pape..
That's right, Bro. Democrat. Now
begins the great national democratic
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sailing on the boisterous waves OF Re-
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greet each other ct the beginning OF
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feeling that each one is factor in
the great work OF reformation. So
Bro. Democrat, we shall greet you
each week With cordial welcome no.
t'cing every change for good. hoping
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
A Hungry Appeal.

The editor Of the Rocky Noun
tain Colt won the prize of $1,000
offered By the syndicate of west-
ern editors for the best appeal
poem 10 newspaper subscription,
This is the poem:
Lives Of poor men oft remind ns,
Honest men won't stand chance;
The more we work there grows be-
hind us,
Bigger patches OIL our pants.
On our pants once new and glossy,
Now are stripes OF different hue,
All because subscribers finger,
And wont pay what is due.
Then let's be up and doing,
Send your mite however small,
Or when the snow OF winter strikes u,
We sha.l have no pants at all,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

THIS fact that the Constitution
refers to a Senator only by the
pronoun "he" should net bar Mrs
LEASE. "He' in this advanced age
may be construed to be very
general in Its application, and
does not necessarily wear a
y'air Of trousers. a hip pocket and
a shirt with a tail.-Nashvi!le
American: Nov how does III:
American know that Mrs. LEASE
does not wear unseen trousers
with " hip pocket and a shirt
with a tail.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
Winter weather.

Whether Weaver's electors
were legally chosen in Kansas,
is questionable.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

Christmas is with US, and the
thoughts of our older readers
turn back ward, it is difficult for
some OF them to think, instead
Of joyous youth the sere Of old
age Is with them. In the evening
Of life they do not enjoy merry
making as they once did, aud
while lew Of the older ones can
not endure the joy, the noise OF
the youth. Yet there are some
who let thier memory trace DICK
ward to the old, old days, when
they disipated in oil things which
the young and happy now enjoy,
and a smile ci past recollection
comes over their face, and then
it is that they are more sangu;ne
of the seemingly reckless youth,
they remember the days when
the stern severity and tyranny
ofthtir parents checked many a
hearty laugh, and brought in its
stead ,everencss and forced them
nearer The reality ofiife. And as
their memory turns backward
the pages ofyesrs, the youth is
giver more leniency, he is made
to fee something akin to freeness
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

Who does not feel a gladden.
ing Of the heart, a sensation
Of keen. unalloyed delight at
receiving a teuder reminder
of the regard ielt by som !,
dear one? II is good to give,
good to let the friend feel the
affection in the most forcable
and yet silent manner. What
a world OF pleasure it would
givs that loving wife of some
of yOu lazy husbands to pre-
sent her with Que of our
elsgan' stoves. Or some piece
OF our nice kitchen utensils.
Schade & Son.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

People with ,non'y to invest,
gay i! home citizens do not take
an interest in pushing their
own town ahead. What could
we do their?
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

Ii you want to build up your
town patronize your home mer.
chants. Be liberal to the chur-
ches and school, speak well Of
your city and it's Inhabitants,
encourage industries and enter
prices. Be unit, d in all things
to the interest of your home
And all will 90 well.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

Rev. 0. Evens, has taken
Editorial charge OF the Busy
South, be says he ''launches his
boat on the boisterous waves Of
the iutule, hoping that The good
people at Summertown, and tie
adjoining county will be pleased
TO help sustain HIM. The Demo
crat wishes you success Brother
Evans.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23
Mrs. GEO. GRODRKER,
DEALER In
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
Has n complete line OF

Has complete line OF
QUEENsvARE,
and HOLIDAY GOODS
~She will save you money il
you buy goods from her.
90 When you visit L ,wrenceburg
don't fail 10 cal and see hor stock and
and popular prices.
60 thank all my customers fol
their liberal patronage in the las,
year and hope to gain more by honest
dealing and low prices.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-23

FRIDAY. DEC. %. 1892.