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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30

Try NIRTUEoF a DEED or FRUSTRATED
october 18th. 1870. and OF record in the
G,esks office of the Hastings Court for tho city OF
Roanoke, Va. In decd book IS. psgc 2Ti, i'm
winch w f. Winch conveyed TO the undersigned
trustee certain real estate there in described, to
secure to Florence V. NJ nctt the payment of
S:as:s, payable in two equal instruments OF
Sil606 EACH ut one aud two Years after date with
interest, and whereas default has been made in
inc payment OF tic last OF said notes aud having
nccn requested 40 to do by the beneficiary will
On THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1873, AT IL
OCi.oCk, III front OF the courthouse OF the CITY
pi hoannke, Va, orcr for sale. 10 the highest
bidder al that certain lot or parcel OF land situ-
ntcu IN the city Of Roanoke. Va, and known as
lot IL, section IL, ~ shown by mao OF the prop
orty OF tho West End Land Company on Me M
ne office OF the clerk of tho Hastings Court for
the city or Roonokc, Va.
IEkMS:-Cnsh suilicicrt to pay the costs of
executing this trust and To pay the past due and
unpaid note of Sil6.G6 with interest ii ON October
~, lS.O, and the balance, If any, payable In two
equal payments ut ono and two years from ,lay OF
saie, To he evidenced by the notes oi The pur.
chaser with interest, and to he secured BY n deed
OF trust on the property sold
JAS. :. SIMMONS, Trustee
Mr.. Winch ms sold the above property and
his notes have been assumed by purchaser
IL 10 IDS JAS. :. SIMMONS, Trustee.
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\ True philanthrop,st.

Mr.. Goodmann-You should tell our
doctor to call on the washcrwoman's;
family.
Mrs. G.-Dcar me! What's the matter
there?
''Inilucnza, think"
"Who told you?"
''No one, but | notice that only two
Of my handllcrchicfs came back this
week. IN. y. Weekly.
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TRuSTEE'S SAIB.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
~, OF trust executed TO me ~ trustee b. j
Thomas Webster. j. w. Woitn aud Ncwtnn C'lor.
dated tho s3d day OF September lSW and re-
corued III the clerk office OF the HASTINGS Court
Tor INC city of Roanoke, Va, In decd book 10
page 10 conveying the hereinafter described
properly To me in trust 20 secure to the Traders
Loan lrnst and Deposit Company ihr pavmcn,
o' lhc sum ~ Shii3i, evidenced nv the two Ger.
taiu negotiable notes ofcvcu date with said DC cd
cAcn IL INC sum OF SALT -. with interest aud
l,"faolc IN one and two wears respectively from
''atc' ana whereas default has been made in the
payment vi the last Ot said notes ana hayin,-
ocon requested so To do by the said beneficiary. |
snAii oucr Tor sale 1T pub IL auction in front of
tnc courthouse of Roanol<c. VAT SATITR
nAl, TliE 3lST DAY OF l. ECEMHER. 1S,a AT
~ y tLock NOON. 10 tho highest bidder the
lhicci or and III snd decd mentioned Al d ~
scrthcd as follows: w.
beginning III the north W. 81 corner OF Tayloc
street ana Dale avenue thence with saiI ny, mn.
south ~ degrees 30 minutes ~ sccol IL west q, az
iect 10 point. thence north IL degree. ~ minutes
10 seSonUs west 1Su feet to au alley thence with
saiu alcy north u degrees minutes IL second
cast 1< vs. r. ct To ayoc street thence with sAid
sIrc.t south IL degrees Us minutes 4, seconds cast
l3"'cct 10 tho place OF beginning. and known ns
,pis ~ ana s'n section 6,as shown by the map OF
the lielmont Land Company
TERMS-Clsh sufficient To my coats Of solo
including trustees commission of ,pcr cont and
10 pay or ana discharge the past due note
aihountlr to Sii6 liz, with interest from tho all
o"y of September, 1S.M: balance il any on
credit of six and twelve months with intrrr,t
from day OF sale, and secured by decd OF trnst on
'"s property h. +. COLE
- us Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
The Other Fellow.

Small Boy-IIurry up, doctor A fell
low round the corner fired loose with
his fist and hit a book agent an awful
lick on the check
Doetn, Where is Tie bool; agent?
aja'i he book agent that wants
yon. !t's .ne fellow that hit him.
l.lte
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30

corporal ordered a green recruit to
bring him plate of soup. The latter
brought the soup, but so awl1wardly
that his thumb touched the liquid
Swine" roared the corporal. eff
YOU want to wash yourself there is a
horse trough, but you needn't wallow
in my SOliD"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
Applying Her Belief.

They were discussing the labor ques-
u believe in shorter hours" said Mr..
Linger.
$50 do l." replied Miss Kcedick,
earnestly. II think an hour and Il half
Is plenty long enough for an evening
call"
AS the young man had been there
three hours, he began to look for his
hat.-Jury.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
IInn Heard 1t t,ernre.

IIe-iiow charming you look, dear,
in that dress 1t becomes you adj
mirably.
Shc-0h, yes! That's an old story.
When the season is changing you al
ways discover how charming am in
my old clothcs.-Dcmorcst' Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
Charity.

Farmer emerging from shadow of
hen house)-lIold ON, there you old
rascal! saw You coming. an Jest
thought you wouldn't be able to go by
that pullet.
'Rastus-Go by dat pullct? No, sah
reckon not, sab! Use got some hu-
mainly i'll me, sab. Yo' didn't s'posc !
cud see Il po chicken roost out Il frccz-
in night laill dis, did yo'?-Judgc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST DATED
- November :, 1870 ard of 70 ord in he clerks
Office OF the HustingS Court Tor the cit. OF ioa-
nokc, Va. iN deed hook 81 page 10, in which
W. j. Blaiy and l.. Blais, il. ronve, ell to Il K.
Rict. IS trnSicc. certain real estate therein de-
scrihtd To Charles c. Rowe, for the payment OF
the sum Of $500, evidenced b, two int rest
heaing aogotiaoic notes OF $3.50 each and paw.
anir III one ana two years after date. and dtfault
having hscn mace in the payment OF both OF said
notes aAd having he en- yhstitute,i ~ truste by
order OF said conrt in ph &c OF the said r. H. Rice
~ above referred 10, and heing required so % do
ON MONDAY, JANUARY THE SOTI, iSl3 All
~ CLOCK NJ, in front OF the courthou G OF
the city OF Roanoke, proceed TO sell AT public
auction, To Tho highest bidder a certain parcel OF
i'nd situated in tho city of Roanoke, Va and
described ~ follows:
Beginning at y poin, on the south side of Day
street III the 81 Y o koar oke. W.. and | O3S feet
west ot l0anoke street, thence In a southcrly Iii
rcctioh 40 foot mo1c or less 10 su alley, thence
with a linc az said alley In westerly direction
J. Get Ia u point thence In northerly direction
l'N feet more OT less to Day street thence with
Day street IN an casterly ircct on SS feet TO the
place OF beginning.
TERMS:--CasA sufficient 10 pay the cost OF ex-
ecntins thu. trust Gni 10 pay the past due notes
of $sJn clcn with interest from November the
1ih lSal he hr-t OF said notes Is subject to tho
following crtcttS Move her 10Th 1901 ", ash
500, December nth. lS9i h, cash $lO); February
~ lSfs, by cash 500; June .Sth, 1902, by cash
SlVo. The residue. y any, PAYABLE in ono and two
years from day " sa,c with interest and to DO SCI
cured by II eed OF trust or tac property solo
w. A. PEDlGO,
l2$otds Trustee.
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lie Didn't VIA.

Willis - What makes you so blue,
Wallace?
Wallacc-Why shouldn't he blue?
y fellow offered one hundred dollars
for Il ease OF catarrh he couldn't cure,
and let him try his hand on me.
''Wcll, what OF it?''
"Why, he cured me, confound it,
BROOKLYN Life.
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Unreasonable.

Trivvct-Diccr, 1 wish you would
lend me twenty-five dollars.
Diccr-This is an unreasonable time
to try to borrow money.
Trivvct-llow so?
Dicer-Thc days are getting so short,
and time is money, yon know.-Truth
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
Carrying 1t Too Far.
Puck.

This is carrying joke too far" re
marked Osgood, after he had visited sew
entccn newspaper offices, at all of which
his joke had been declined --Dcs Moincs
ArgOnaut.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
On n level.

Dorothy Gagged three, to her older
sister)-I'm as tall as you.
Marjoric-No, you're not. Stand up
and see. There, you only come to my
mouth.
Dorothy Well, don't care. I'm as
tall the other way; my feet go down as
far as yours.-Dcmorcst's Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
a Happy Outlook.

Newly-Madc Bridc-Mamma says she
does not think we will ever quarrel as
she and papa do.
Groom-Never, dearest.
Newly-Madc Bridc-No, she says you
will be much easier to manage than
papa MISCELLANEOUS Bazaar
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English as She SPEAKS

Miss Snobly-Why did you speak to
that vulgar Miss Newcomc?
Miss Van Million-I took her for Miss
Uppish. If had known who She was
l shouldn't have known her. you know.
Puck
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Cnul,in,t Affect Him.
She's Il man-hater.

I'TITHI-SlE 4 m;ln-hatcr.
Cholly-Aw-cr-is that so? I'm
sorry to hcah it. for l was going to twy
to make up to her, dontchcrlnow.
30, well, you're all right The
fact that she's rnan-hatcr doesn't bar
you from her fhvor.-N. y. Herald.
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His Obvious Use.

Cholly-I offered my services to Mr.
Hyson, but he widely declined.
Fwcddy-What did he say?
Cholly-Said he alweady had on,
c-holder.-Chicago News Rec
ord
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-30
a Kcqncst Unqualified.

kitty-If I should marry you, Frank.
you must give up your practice as ply
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ord.

Coogan (belowl-Say, Murphy?
Murphy (above)-Phwat do ycz want?
Coogan-.Iist t'row down Il bhricll till
Oi till up me hod.-Jndgc.
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FranlI-That would be impossible.
Kit;y-Why SO?
Franl-l never had any.-Dcs Moincs
EnriSinr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19
NATIONAL LEGISLATORS
The Minority Report In Defiance Of
Mr.. Raum.
WHITE AS OPPOSED TO BLACK.
Business In Senate and House Rushed tn
Reach an Adjournment-Congres Pro-
poses to Look Into Big Cities sIums
The Presidents Plans.

WARRINGTON, July 19.-Mr. Lind OF
Minnesota. on behalf of the minority Of
the committee appointed 70 investigate
the pension Office, has submitted the
views of the minority to the House.
The report finds nothing for which the
commissioners can be criticised unless IL
be that he appointed his SON appoint
ment clerk of tho bureau. II agrees with
the majority in their suggestion in re-
gard to the exercise by members of Con-
gress Of the so-cslled congressional
privileges" The report asserts that the
majority Of the committee seemed deter
mined to- fasten crime and corruption up
on the commissioner, but having failed to
do 80 by evidence they, as last resort,
try to do IL by inference.
The report after paying glowing trib-
ute to the efficiency Of management and
reforms as perfected In the pension
states that while the minority concur In
some OF the recommendation OF the ma
tority, there were others that they mig ht
have consented to In Q modified form, IL
the minority had had opportunity for q
comparison of views with the majority
before their report was made public.
The minority report recommends In
lieu of the resolution adopted by the ma
iority a resolution which declares that
the records show an efficient and econom-
ical administration of the business Of the
pension Office by the present commission
er and asks that the committee be dis
charged from furthar investigation OF
the subject.
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p.si:I sany I.slcsass.
5:s: Gs: ~ S:i;:' S:; ,.;s; :s.is f''vla..''
ETss js'l!: = a. IA! lSi si;is K Bristol RI
James K Eseceii, shaw wsmgt Beach, RI
fs saE Z zsssIi: is ssss n: :%Ss 4! hsssshI s:slh
srTusI sN,T. N STa%Ss,a RSsSn:vS w.fyifft' K RI
S,ssss ssss:s'sy Es;sAA .s:;ifI; :s;'iffI;eifs, e. f.
Sss. s'fs!:s Ss:$ss, ETC fs'f ''''
:s S GI1s: &C.,, ss,i'S S;,: $;;:Ij s.S view
kssa kSse ii Sipssssis;.t. sssIsis.s Bsist Brisset H.
Geo. g 3 sioeum nristSi, oi n IL; .., n,,.,o, NJ.
sis:s; ss;ssi is:s
GefTse .,nsn,sl y; smith Pru,sSs:nes ss,,ssSS: g; l.
ISqss islEnsT h5..ssol Ys.sy, RI, r. !, p,ov,a.oo.
Charles b. small 6insyvils. HI.
Ssle. g. n.ssy, nE:sss; 4EsssSSs: EsssSssss. soRRni r.
Ar@0S Js9ass,Oa HssSS S:Srs,s's ssrss ssyideno.
"
Chester Allen, Sarragansett Pier. X. !.
Z. Miller. Cowesstt. X: L..
George Colyin. Aretic,
CIV. Aldrich, Quidnick, MI
Mark n. sweet. Arctic, Il.
z. A. MCGUIRE, Arctic. X; H.
nIGnpE ns. Nay rsrsins:: paIs: AIssai Hssss. hi.
Joshua H. steere. Linden street. Providence.
Mile H. Mardweil, Bristol, X. 4;
Thomas U. Dawley. Attention, X l..
Joseph A. kathbnn. Belle Vile, H.
Alonzo Francis. Attention. n L.
J.X' ks,hbun. % 5r', Aiienton. 4. /.
Charles A. Frankiin. rroyiaonce
Russell Abbott BAbcock, harrington. H. l.
John t. Wilcox, Kingston. AZ, l.
W. i. trocker, 2is Washington s1ess rrov'esno~
D. W. Flint, Shaw avenue, Edgewood. RI.
a. j. Hint shaw avenue, EdgowoQd, H.. l.
Geo. stovsn4en. 20 cottage street, Providence.
Z. II. King. Pawtuxet :.
Charles n. Hadley, Wesley an avenue, Providence.
NJ. q. Colwcll. IA Ounce street. Proyidence.
Benjamin Burke, ommon street, Providence-
William a. Reynolds, Davisville, X
A.. wwsS weSsssr, 10 as M Manoysr street. ProvsdsnSa
John u. MArchingtoD. Newport, Il. i.
J. AcCusker. River Point, H. l.
Joseph LAwton, yT- Phenix, X; l.
Charles Draper. Falmouth Heights, Mass.
John H. Xsnchsster Bristol, X. I.
James X. Wood, Bristol. X.
Albert hatcher, brtslol, X.
Thos. d. Deming, 3 8. " ater street, Provtdencs-
Eugene Ueuney, Ux bridge. Mass
y. II. Donahoe, Wakefield, X. i.
David A, Coswell AaIrAgansett Pier. r. l.
Charles Cook. Wakefield. X.
F. A. sowle. Central village. westport Mass
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THE FIFTY-sECOND CONGRESS.

what Was Done by Senators and Repre-
ssntatives st Yesterdays Session
WASHINGTON, July 19.--Among the pa.
pers laid before the Senate by Its presid-
ing officer (Mr. Manderson) were the
resolutions of district assembly 40,
knights of Labor, New York, stating
that the recent labor troubles at Home
stead are the outcome OF wage system
and demanding that the Pinkerton forces
and their employers be treated and dealt
with as pirates; and that they be indict-
ed, tried, sentenced and executed as ma
tional malefactors. Referred to commit
tee on education and labor.
ASenate biltappropristing $4,000 for
an equestrian statue OF Mai. Gen. John
Stark In the city of Manchester, N. H.,
was reported and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Pettigrew moved to insert an item
OF $50, 900 for the collection and publica-
tion On connection with the Worlds CO.
lumbian Exposition) of statistics OF the
moral, intellectual and industrial prog
ress OF the colored people OF the United
States since January 1853. Agreed to.
The deficiency bin was passed.
In the senate.
The speaker stated that the regular or.
Der was the motion made on last suspen-
sion day by Mr.. Cowles of North Caroli-
ma to suspend the rules and pass the
Caminetti bill to create the California
Mining Debris Commission. The motion
to suspend the rules and pass the bill
was agreed to-yeas, 143; nays, 46.
Mr.. Smith Of Arizona moved to sus-
pend the rules and pass the Senate bill
submitting to the court of private land
claims the title of VIM. McGarraban to
the Rancho Panoche Grandie in Califor-
MIA. (This claim has been before Con-
gress for more than quarter Of a GEN.
tury and has always found earnest
friends, as 1t has found determined enc
mies). The motion was agreed to-yeas,
i43; nays, 20.
On motion of Mr.. Tarnsney Of Missou-
ri, the rules were suspended and q bill
was passed authorizing the secretary Of
the treasury to obtain by direct selection
or competition of architects, plans and
specifications for public buildings to be
erected under the supervision of the
treasury department and providing local
supervision of their construction.
On motion Of Mr.. Hunting Of New
York, the Senate joint resolution was
passed authorizing the committee on la
Dor to make an Investigation OF the siums
of cities
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Tho Presidents Plnns.

wAsHINoToN, July l9.-In case Con-
gress does not adjourn before the end Of
next week the President will make an
other visit to Cape May next Sunday, but
in case Congress shall decide to adjourn
early next week, he will omit the Cape
May trip and will go instead to Loon
Lake In the Adirondacks, where he will
remain during the summer. He will
transact such business while away as can
not be deferred until his return to the
Capital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

CoHAssEr, Mass, July 19.-Four of the
persons who were injured by the over
turning OF tally-ho coach here on the
night Of the 18th OF last June, have
brought suit . inst the town OF Cohss-
set for $4,000 ca. The selectmen have
refused to settle tho matter and will
Sight 10 in the courts.
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Nav Enrl.udsrs Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations OF
postmasters: Connecticut, T.. 8. Good
year, North Haven; Massachusetts,, q.
w. Jones, Falmouth; Vermont, y. Il
0oodsnough, Montpelier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

tOc.s eucH dduutONM uSrTttoH ioc.
~-~-~o-~~---~r~~>>-~--~~~~
DIED.
ADAMs-At North scituase. 18th inst. CHARLES
Funeral at 81 George street this city, Wednesday.
at IL A. N.
CLARKE-In this. city, 18th inst. FELIX
Funeral at his late residence I2s Elm street. Thurs
are invited TO attend. Burial at convenience of
ELIZA. wife Of Samuel Cottreil In the 7lst year
:. Of her age.
Funeral from her husbands residence, on Thursday
friends are Invited to attend
CROss-At Auburn, II. J., nth inst, WILLIAM j.
Funeral Wednesday, 10th inst, from his late real.
dence. at O'Clock.
GUY-In this city 18th inst MARY ANN, wife Of
:, william Guy. in the 4Sd year OF her age. =.
at the St. Paul M. Z. Church, corner. Potters
and Prairie avenues Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend
months.
Funeral services Wednesday. scth inst at aP:M:.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
UPDrKE HAGAN. aged SO years and 10 days
yS% s. SShuse
p. NJ Relatives and friends are invited to at
NICHOLAs-At Baidwinville. Mass, Hospital,
Mrs, James A. Nicholas, aged years, months
Funeral strictly private from his parents resi-
sTAPLEs-In harrington, l7th inst. ALFRED B..
only son Of Henry and the late Mary II. Staples,
In the 30th year of his age.
Funeral Wednesday, goth inst. at p NJ, from 81.
johns Church, harrington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

srEuBENvrLLK, o., July 1s.-Trainmen
here report that 10 men, bearing grip
sacks, boarded the cars here bound for
Homestead. They got on the train Just
outside Pittsburg. One OF them said ne
he boarded the car; "Now, boys, see that
your guns are all right"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

LAWRENCE, Mass, July is.-The wid-
ow OF the late Col. Henry G. Nevins Of
Methuen, has presented 5000 to the local
post OF the q. A. r., in sccordsncs with
ths last request Of her husband.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

TROUT pound and . ounces. Caught
by George Cross, Motel Dorranss,
Providepcss witness. 7. d. Simmons
TAUrOG-0 pounds. 3 IL ouncsa Caught
by Jsmes Robinson. Jr., Nsrrsgansett
Pier; Witness. Samuel 3. Tom.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

w ANTED AGENTS. TO SELL III. H"
w either on com muission salary. Inquire Of
BICKNELL & HUDSON. SS3 Westminster 81. be-
tween 12 and 1. jyl9-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19
LOST IND FoUND.

7 osT-BUNCH OF KEYS, MONDAY EVENING
IL Fountain, Union Westminster sts. Pie ase
leave at News once. jy1p-2t
II OSr-IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK SILK
IL umbrella and left q cotton one in the Paris
house Saturday afternoon will return IL 10 yl Har-
rison street before Tuesday, they Will them
selves further trouble.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

VNANTED-HELP or ALL KINDS, FOR SEA
w shore country and city girls. men and boys;
good helpt Ali nationallties hand. al West
minister 81. Room :. Telephone lix1-2
WANTED SITUATION FOR RELIABLE
w help private OF pubiici farm ana shore help
ID-l. ie2e-n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

VyANTEp-A TTRsT-cLAss. SOBER JOB
w eompositor capable OF tAking charge OF .
small onieSs good pay and stsa4y york 70 good
VyTANTED-A GOOD TOOL MAKER. THAT CAN
w nle up hubs sink and die. get up facer. and
make cutters want q sober steady man steady work
and good pay the year rosnd Apply at once. WN
n. BROWN as Eddy 81. tyle-N
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TO LET-H0U USES.

rI,o LET-THE BRICK BUILDING AT THE
L Centreville Cotton Mills + offered for rental;
the store Ii situated In the centre Of a constantly
and IL well arranged for general store and mar
ket; terms reasonable Apply To ENOs LAPHAM,
Centreville, r. l. je27Uist
I,o LET-FURNIsHED HOUSE on WARWICK
Il Neck; 10 rooms; kitchen separate from the
main house. thus avoiding heat and smell Of cook
Ing; stable has three stale and carriage room;
rent reasonable. Inquire OF THOMAS ID. DEM
ING, south Water ST. ny81-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

,,-I rST.STFn-I PosfTfoS PY Az ExPFRi-
w snced double entry book keeper and account
anti can furnish nrat-ciAss city references. Ad-
drsss BOoKkEEPER. News once. jesou
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

ExCURsIoSs. srEAzrDoArs, STc.
continental STEAMBOAT co,
Day and Evening
|AM j s EN- E NTS
Down the River.
Attractions Too Numerous to Mention.
| CRESCENT PARK
ROCKY POINT
have iour Dsncs Halls. ToeOggans ng nzIg;z.g Fly.
theatres Scntilatlng and Colored Fountains
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on Continental Iipel National Band American e,ha
organs S ,Tiyins cSSts..s ii Prs@s,is and kslnsoTs
wsterlals and ali the forms q ertsrts,n%ens ,h s9S
walks and groves, fountains. flowers and " yelvesy I
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the % coantrsi diamond aud oataeid watsred. moved
sas as S sa @ ana os
Both these places more besufifuily pc,tnresSaas a
amusements for our patrons
EVENING BOATS.
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FIELDS POINT.
pinnsr on sr, arrival q !, 20 A. boat Special
cent. PARK ana Rocky Point stops At Fields Point
SILVER SPRING.
Sps.ed And dinner served on arrival stI1 80
grounds
Fields Point, Silver Spring. Riverside
Camp White, Pleasant BluH,
Bullook's Point and
Crescent Park.
Steamers leave Providsnee, week days eS.ss
s96;; =; Sso: 3 30. Sis, 4 r. 3. e. % e 20
stS s o. o. gsS s $40, sso th % Il is Is Is
90 for Il ksorsa.' rs s. Silver 's Spring. and
RSis;, Silver sprns. h!1srsIas sss P:.ssa. SlaS
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19

Marriage and Funeral Notices, one insertion,
GOc.; each additional Insertion. f5c.