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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
SILKS.
To Move Them Quick.

All we have left of those pretty Silk
Crepes for 25 cents. worth 75c.
The balance of our Plaid Habutai
Silks for % cents, worth 75c.
Black and White Plaid Silks. extra
good quality for 30 cents. worth S5c.
Taffeta and Serge Plaid Silks, heavy
qualities. late colorings, for 20 cents.
worth up to $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
GDE ED.

BRAHY-May E., daughter OF Peter and
Maggie Brahy, SIG Livingston avenue aged
four years and eight months. Funeral from
ST. Matthew's church today at a. m.
PICHA-Anna Picha, beloved wife of Vaclav
Picha. Thursday 2:30 q. M, after an illness
of fourteen years. Funeral from the e. s.
P. 5. hall corner of West Seventh street
and Western avenue, Saturday. p. M. All
friends invited to attend the funeral.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
Right Next to the Band Wagon.

Are you regretng your negligence did you clip three
of the little from this paper last week and receive
reward that beautiful portfolio of which have
told you?
The for the second part appearing regularly
Clip them out; they will appear again after Satu
day If you didn't get last weeks coupons look the back
numbers of this paper and them before it is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

sambo what's opinion travelling by railway
boat?"
you're takn boss Good gracous toe deres heap
difference When
right
blows where you9 OATS question
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

Pine Mountain Iron and Coal Company, re-
spondem, VS.. j. b. Tabour appellant. Or
der affirmed. BTrcK I
Syllabds-Where there is no abuse of
the discretionary power of the court be-
low, as III this case, ill refusing the ap-
pilcatl0n OF the defendant to set aside
his default in not answering. the ordar
should he affirmed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
Regarding This Sumptuous Work

1t is not necessary to say If you have ask
those of who have received the first
part They will tell you that artistic beyond doubt
descriptions interesting and Instructive the exceedingly
well chosen the idea most attractive and original In fact
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
Where Are You.

My friend? Are you reaching out for the tail of the kite
you in the front rank of the procession?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

Poultry.
Have look at our show window and
see our display.
Chickens,
Turkeys,
Geese.
Ducks.
ST. PAUL PROVISION COMPANY,
421 Wabasha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

Timothy D. Sheehan ct al partners as shee
nan q Cannon, respondents. vs. James b.
Downing, appellant. Order affirmed.
BUCK j.
syllabus Where there is no abuse of
the discretionary power on the part of
the trial court. in its order granting the
motion Tor new trial, such order will
be sustained by this court
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

travel in the neighborhood. anG the loca-
ion of the old emigrant house and the
Did mill.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

Mothers, BE sure and use Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for your children.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18

A rare opportunity ip Books Is offered
at the Merrill Assignee Sale,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
LACE DEPARTMENT.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

A'0H<A - OA\A NAL
SOC Suspenders. with Silk ends and
ollk embroidery, for 20c pair.
ITEMS Underwear.
Wool Fleece-Lined Underwear. sold
all over the country for $3.50, can be
bought here for 81. 90.
CamePs Hair Underwear, full regular
made aud nOn-shrinkable. the regular
$2.75 kind, Only $500 Here.
Natural Wool, value 500,
Here only $I.65.
Brown Merino Underwear, fine gar
ments that will not shrink; furnishing
houses get S1.50. Our price is SI.OO,
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, seal,
loped edges and embroidered in coIors.
These have been SOC Handkerchiefs,
frice To-Day, 19c Each.
Mems Unlaundered, Hand-Embroid-
cred, Initial Handkerchiefs, all pure
Linen. Special for 25c Each.
Ladies' Unlaundered, Hand : En-.
broidered, Hemstitched, Sheer Linen
Handkerchiefs, for HE.
ChildreD's handkerchief, 6 in a box.
for Ok
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
JUDGE BUCKS OPINIONS.
TITLE BY ADVERSE POSSESSION EX-
PLANNED.
SUCH TITLE rs FEE SIMPLE.

Three Decisions of the supreme
Court-Broadway Bridge Con-
troversy Still Grinding-Eange
Obtains Damages Against the
City for $f,7Oo on Account OF
the Page Street Flood.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-18
A r1OSt Successful Week

All the bargains in RUGS, DRAPERIES, BLANKETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, FURNITURE,
aANENS and ART WARES will be continued today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Itens Ahont Womcn.

Nine. Navarro, better known as Miss
Mary Anderson. Is employing her leisure
at Tunbridge Wells. England. in writing
her "reminiscences These will. ~
course. include her recollections OF the
stage. both In America and here. Miss
Mary Anderson's favorite relaxation
when travelling is chess. and care ~ al
ways taken that chess outfit Is pro-
vided on the train by which she travels.
Mrs. j. X. Green. wife 81 the English
historian. had her right hand disabled
by writer's cramp through the strain OF
writing at her husbands dictation-
sometimes az much as eleven hours a
day. Instead Of laying down her pen.
Mrs Green taught herself TO write with
her left hand, and has since written
three important books ON her own ac-
count.
Miss Eva c. Kinney recently assumed
control IL "A Kansas paper. She made
an announcement at that time which.
while doubtless very pleasing To her
friends. must have caused surprise
among the general readers Of her publ
cation. II am." she wrote. "a girl. with
all girls love FOR fun. frolic and ro-
nance
Baroness Burdett Coutts. who is said
10 he the only woman created a peeress
by reason Of her great public services.
and the first IL not the last woman TO
have received the freedom Of the city Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

rerscnaI extafieaqs that tha<e OUTSIDE
ln1aresls c4sf = Lite sonsethlns
II al AL t4xc ulan IosE - nEd cal
thai zoasas - worth her SAGE "a
hnsiEess FoeaEtrs. lie easily ensfs'r
stands tlaf she eaa earn ulcnrs. bat =
Is Z .ii5uis fcr hlsa - eoa1preAeni thai
sae n1sy - trusted 4iEa rs prtl,lent us's.
n - SAL that tli- nuEstrer q n4ar-
fiilxes hsss tnnzo : a recognition n
nofual right ia the discretion u teiAs
funsls !. coEl fafatisels very small IL -
fafihe asefrrd that Al amazingly large
number q sitss - without pers.snAi
nes9aezlties rather Than ask thsiF aus.
bansis lor nonsy. because Il - always
grnsl.angly eisen-
AZ = ~ at,nlier that many Intelligent.
apahle. accomplished aad attractive
girlz, who are self supporting ans know
a. 1s,out tie co11fcft <l3se liberty of dis
efpficn Ia the use Il dollars. hesitate
lons aud consider al Offer Il marriage
with -serious dsilberafion' before a.
cepting Il. They often deeisie ii can
ntser be. These bright girls are not
nlefeenary, buf their sturdy self respect
snTsnks from the Inferior freaimeat they
have seen fairly layished upon some
xiVes.
II wife has not sufficient good sense
q know xhen 10 SPEND nloney Ia ac
eofsiance With her husbands means she
stoaidnt be expected 70 keep house and
bsing up children.
II nan Is unwilling 70 trust wlfe's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

London. has in her possession famous
tiara u diamonds that belonged TO Marie
Autoinette.
Queen Victoria has not yet appointed
a peer To fill the Office ~ lord-in-v waiting
a; court. ii j. said that Lord Ashburton.
a. whom the position was offered. de-
clinei IL because he was indIsposed "to
talse salary FOR walking backward"
A hairdres=er visits Mrs. W X. Van.
derbllt every day. Among other ladies
who Depend ur,on professional aid in
fhis hne are Mrs. Frank Abbott. Mrs
De Peyster. Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Pierre
p"ns Morgan.
Mrs. Morton. wife n the ex vice pres.
idcnt. expects 10 visit Aiken. = c.. for
change and rest and then 70 return to
thr capital fpr several weeks before 90.
ing hack 70 New York.
The empress 81 Austria. when ehe
travels about iuco0nito. uses indifer.
emily the three following names. NINE
H. Tofna.' Ime. Nicholson and Miss
Simpeon
Mrs. Lamont. wife ~ the popular scc
Rotary. viii femain IN Nee York uniil
tac esaze q the school year hherafes her
children
Miss Eva Gore ~ Orlando. Fla. lately
,irdicatsti her right 90 that name ~
killing an alligator eiih tao shots at I'D
,ardA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

re usair ctiior chosen shcuid - darkest
in TIE earpef ard grs3psis grew lighter
90 dssio, val spsre ana ffiexf. mssIax
the ~ tie flhfest e all When
tvs - - rrsiify fre arrarPnf a0s - 4
rfssri. IS - uesfni - know that red -
fhe eriy esiar rhieh sseme g. produce
a. stsnze b,sf preserves to srfgsl sac
q re rssr The ,iifereat fieTs rii
frem IS firs. terrs eettss ASST tdc il<r
esfs partially fhie -afae 81. rerty. ASH
cstee ilftie separent ehspee IA s1F.
felIc~ refs make ssl,- sresr nearsr a.
c,rerf. ire 49, tifsi ~ sfran4 TIE foas
go leee far apparent arFrfech i{1H
ostt make AZ e4eet = t.sfanre. wkl.h
= Scared 81 = lesa.r cexree IS green's
ata xresa
he slesrent fss,sas - brHe st~e
siculaae alifegeut stgles - designs. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

80 ..s,..ut,, ,...t.rns for the ordinary
...,.,s 49, -.s.an designs and light
s,r.rs sre h..sf Aulerscan designs are
also be<f, h~eaas~ fozssn p@Esrs ESP
cially TIE knglish, pkesapfoss i4fss
roouss. and the designs are - iafse 'has
fhey 30 not rrltsge or emphasize s1iiah
xails sufficiently.
For halls and dlning Fooms arabesque
eseoaacfrieal designs are particularly
suitable. and their richness 10 color
should be chosen With regard 10 the out
l1ksk and lightness IT the room. Bed
rooms need something that Is Tesiful-
that - 70 say. neglixe both IN design
and coloring. Pale soft tints and grsce
ful interningling patterns are IN order.
Bold figures. rlgla geometrteL moi
strosities. xearisoule horizontal or sefti-
cal lines. are a perfect nightmare 10 gaze
on. and doubly 80 when M. To health
ful person the idea that such walls Tor
ture al invalid seems mere nonsense.
but even strong minded persons have
been known 70 weaken under the bane-
ful spell Of rigid. haunting angles
The drawing room and library need
richer designs and touch OF elegance
n harsnonize with the ether furnishings
II the rooms Plain fslt paper. cartridge.
Ingram. or granite. are equally suitable
Tor such rooms, aud give softer, less
monatonous tone than painted walls. AS
the fiber u the paper shows through the
color.
For hath rooms glazed tile paper that
can be cleaned with soap and water II
good and can be used equally well In
kitchen. laundry. or servants quarters.
though il is doubtful il the variety the
designs give the walls is II enough value
10 sapplant paint. which supplies 30 AL.
mirably the other qualifications OK wall
finish for such rooms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
For spring Home furnishing.

Whenever paper is 20 be used on the
walls a any room. not only the use OF
the room. hat is size, aspect. and it's
weak points should be considered. \
room with many windows in It looks
better with paper u darker tone than
a room less-ahundantiy lighted. 4 mar
row room needs color that will cause
It's walls % seem further apart. while a
large room viii hear the reverse. \
very high room wall look better for a
dado "a we'll az a frieze. and in a low
room this should he narrow. % Increase
the hight. one rule always serves that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

o. 4 lot q difficulties from which ne
would shrink II hs we're oa his last
cent.
The mans little speech was all right.
hui Il made this department mai
II aas "A bit q remembrance that
stirred up this gust - temper.
The zane man said 10 his wife last
week
blessed II can Sc. Arahella. Why
yon Ssh 70 Ing 60 bal around. You
SAY there is no crying need IN the honse
sss cannot spare IL. Here are some
car tickets anil a dollar
Whs shouislnt a woman feel more c1n-
fdence Ia hcreeif hen she has "A dollar
or - In her pocket.
Tie silly answer isn't allowed that
etcing around home she hasn't any use
fer Money.
iast ia sht' never knows when she
may reed a little change q u.s. for
bame uforts It's pity II she amy
rof treat the fsmils 10 small ways that
eho~ fr ~mach IN - general pleasure
that -. When rtiiirgs are with IA -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

DhonATE ORDER State a. Nlesisar. sosn.
Il ct keus, ss,-At session ~ lbs frehete
court Tor said co0nfy ~ ks1t. held a the lso.
bate oftsse. Ia The city - ssrand kapldk an tie
ieth cxs of knrrh. Ia the Se~f Thousand
e.sht hupdred sud nluett -fflfce.
Present. tyfns T. farkink, judge Of Probate.
In the matter 81 fie estate II
THOMAS fik>E. aooeo-esl
tecfzr Hrue executor ~ The Last wiu and
testament q sa8d orcsssstai tastn< rifd Az THE
court bis eIrsrDfh ar.nual sce<ant, aud pFal sng
fcf extra ooin I,ensaiitsn.
IL - ordered tia, Monday, The sr@ ass -
Aisrll. f@kt, a teu ecicck III the fsftncon. AZ
nation essd allowance 81 ssid account and hear.
lIs rasd seflfioh-
And u - further ordered that e<sfy - this
order be rablizhed two successive wnsls
PREVIOUS g. said day Of hsarlue IL the tsran.d
Rapids Herald, daily nexsQsIef printed assd
circulating IA said county ~ ksat.
CYRUS p PERKINS.
a true copy.l judge a frnhate.
HAKks ID. JEvkLL. Rerisker. tues mar =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Fer ths csre ~ Pts Is airaYs painful.
elton dAngerous sad useless. md iavsrl
stiy erpfnsife. cn the ether hssd there =
ns~ tFrtain cure. perfectly painlrss.
Eivrs inFt&nt REEF and permanent car,
snd c0efs but = tribe L = ~ pyrsrshi
Pie Ceut. Il = mere cer~eln cure tssa
: surgical ur<rasion. without srr - M
lnsen~e taip. expsnss sna danger e -
ereFstsou- Aay drufkfss rfl gss 4 fer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

II the morning. hurried ~ difficult
breathing. raising phiegm. tightness IN
the chest. qaickaned pUle@. chiilnes IN
The evening or sxeats A. night. ell az
any = those things are the FIRST stages
- CONSUMPTION. pr. Ae<er's English
t.uGa hemely vii cure these fearful
symgfonla. an1 = srld under a positive
guarantee ~ White a White. - Mos
-. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

STaTE or MICHIGAN. county ~ Kent -
> Probate court for said county. Notice J.
hcrehy given that / intend. on the 23d day ~
March next. AZ ten O'Clock IN tho foreneon 10
make application Ia said probate cosrt for an
order changing my name from ClArrnre Melvin
Beach 10 Clarence Melvin carter according 10
the provisions of the statute a. such case made
and provided. sl.AkENCE NJ. ItttH
Dated February 3, lseS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

L'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE Brick store
4 building. best corner IN town. with stock
of drugs. etc. also house and lot close TO bust
ness the above = located in a good town at
l.ssl population. doing a good business good
reasons foe selling viii sell cheap Tor cash or
exchange for trand Rapids property here i a
chance FOR man 10 Ert into a eood paying
business. Chas. r. Mercer. = and 10 " iddicomh
building. Phone S3. IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS or CLAIMS
- state - Michigan. County 81 kelt. So.
Probate Coart Cor said ssanty.
f1sfafe ~ n tAfkl. kISIEkER. deceased.
The ondersigIss-i having tefB apptInfrd 81
the Honorable judge ~ Probate ~ said count,
commits ssrafs on claims ~ The matter - sald
estate, and SIX months ffum the 3fh Say n
February. 4. ID. Is.o, having becn allowed b.
SAID judge 81 probate. 10 al rtFfsoss having
claims against said estate in which - grs-s,nf
their claims u us fer examination aud ad
tustlaent.
Notice Is hereby given. that viii lslcFf On
Thursday. the @tth day - April A. u. issc and
on "Wednesday the 18th day - july. A. -. l-sts
81 10 clock a. n 81 each day, Al the lac oiees
81 tutcheon A stone. ~ ~ Michigan Trust Z a.
building. IN the city ~ Grand Rapids. said
county 10 receive and examine such claluls-
Dated March O. A. ID. i-.c.
kALfN STONE.
fREDERiCk lsoErrcExr.
Commissioners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

AtltSf COMMISSIONS f~o se@ots -
trrtil - rerft 1e,fai sef ssrsi lrrsnt1co =
- 49, tFteFs - faz-naxsfs - fe'e a~cartis
oFts iIf< $500 - - 80 reaf. erf =
trse7ts saas,te ~ - ~>eS e 49, wsNf
gecerts serlt ~ 80 Charge = t@rrfcr4 snd
srpt.irr sHrseee<s rsrs s.hsere - rsaka
Frraes ~rEte ,ersnt snd Frecln1ea n fTet.
iee AsaH,< kFe<ss No -, 30 ~ IA
tsse<s. $50 a-ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

q - 10 SIS per day az horne. selling Lightning
pei Platter and plating jexelry. Watches
tableware. etc. Plates the finest Of jeweiry
good as new, on ali kinds al metal with gold,
silver nickel. No experience. No rapttal
Every house has goods ncbding plating. d. X.
Delno. foluubus O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

discretion in the use ~ money he has no
right - become a husband.
\ woman who combines in herself the
positions ~ housekceper. cook. chamber
maid. goyerness. nurse and seamstress
surely should te privileged with dol
lar or 50 in her pocket"
Anyhow. Is there anything meaner
than a husband who is generous with
himself aud stingy With his wife!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
CENT IN THE POCKET
How a Man Feels When He IS
Without Il
HOW WIFE IS BtGHuDGED IT
snms Tart Suggestions GA the Cen~r-
o.s AAa when He l. sone~raed.
bat stsDsy ~ith ffls Vile.


4 dat AXE 70 he 1ithoat a dollar or
- 10 my foeket leu see. a fellow
Bsser k1oes bar he may uanf - use a
httie cnsnga foF s,Eaefhing % snotheF."
This department. hasn word 4 fault
G. ofsr af-ouf fhs man who feel. more
Ike loek1ng his comrade= IN the face
when 1e has dollar of - ia his
packet IL MI aiso say that 4 reason
able sun II n1ncy sfoWed Ia hiz clothes
vondersaiiy braces up his sell respect
Cssh on hand helps Aisn 10 stand up
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

GRAND RIVER L0DaE No. -. y pn1 A n
M Masonic hall. Lyon street. fafie.
>srton, v. n. l.. A. Rrsierrs SECRETARY.
noRtC I.ODfsF No az pa T. M-nsr4e
~ hail. No 81 Net Fridge sfrcet Dr. J. A.
hrishs. ". NJ: Louis Martin, SECRETARY, No. 81
Pearl street
NrALLFi CITY iofttf No. - 4 A. NJ
Han Nos ant ~ f3on street. Isi1n Rev
son. "a NJ tleofra v. Laltouk secretary Va.
u anal street
GRANp RAPIDS cHarTFR No. IRA v.
VI -Nasouic hall. Nos : apa - l.yon sfre-s
FdT. R.urine II y. NJ. - North Tris.u
street tircfre ". I.aIiour. sccrrtary Ne. y
Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
81 AND "a woNDERLY BUILDING,
OFFER
FOR SALE

acres 81 Burton avenue, near Eas; street,
500 per acre.
~ acres inst nor1h ~ Fast Bridfe stree, and
east OF city limits; an excellent Investment
3vacant lots 90 South Division street, near
Grices avenue.
2vacant lots on Horton avenue; good build
ing lots.
vacant lot on Stewart avenue.
q fine baildinr lots on Burton avsnue, near
Division. We can cHor prices aud terms On
these lots that ought 60 sell them fast.
House and four handsome lots ca Burton ave
nue. near Division street. IL VIII cell on siEht
Al the price asked.
lois on Wes; Bridge street, near stocking.
suitable Tor Cats OF stores.
House ard large lat on East Brid<c street.
near GosleEe avenas. ehenp.
Ifyou arr looking for investments 81 acre
property come in snd SO us.
II yon haye farms TO sell or exchange. iis;
them with -. W can dispose - then Quickly.
ifyou wish 70 borrow money without delay az
low rate Of interest ca city property. We ran hii
,on.
We have stores ard rooms "a rent On Lyon
street, pear Fast street. a reasonable rates
A general real estate business, eifr and sninr-
han property. fanns. tinbcrcd AID mineral
lands-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


foR Ssf.E-E0IeTs AND LOTS
New hou~e - Scsth fsasrasa strtst WITH
risif rs-nss ss.,i griiaf, vel AID slsfffs. .al4A
ham.
honse ard 20 on W.aifhs nsene.
One - >itrratn ,.fe-f.
Two "a efftfir srrlcf
Gee ef hsUt 'ff.f SIRE
itlo - fsfil.rf tF-iIfl-
Also tooese al lsss IN Pare ascs.lc. Atffh
ffreFserf. Pair sf~<f- Nailff axrf.t,l. T..ffals
nSrrsic. saith I.afsvsfe street l.1 lls.ls 81 hers
In 81 part n f,f tift.
] have ranr fuf rrfidreIs lets 80 ia r6eid
Averpr for sale eheaI aieo lss IN ala Esrtt &
tho city.
FARMS FoR S1I.H or TxfHsNCr
Ore HUNDRED anti kirtr fss nr.rrs I'D fcprshf
~ t1ane. 90 husi.ir..f ard fhltt strt~ ,lfa
Irntfsi. ti4ftt-fse ACRES Gre erech eild nlsflt
iint~s iarsr reach aa1 alf4s .rrlaris. ipt
tuiitiir1s. -1ii ciaf lfss1.
Abs, eighty acras 80 tswrtfip - isIt-nt with
dirty See ncrrs ifllf1rtd tftref eCrss - t,s.t.
and inaplr ttunb,r.
ara n ntfFt3 EeFta acree n ttersl.lr ~
Ca-c.fdr. With thirsr nrrFe - ieaer tffnfef.
Also ouo in sane tostsshin q 49, hardFt-t sra
ga Hcrs,f. Nith onr huIrrfr acre frFforet.
god huiidtnEF cs~-1 cffhafsi. f-slI ctsf irssff-
J havt farms "a en- fifertlrsas fnan rIft. fare-
inz fr,ua fFe srrls up - fNo fpIsiftd frfna
ia and ie-nk ofsr NJ ia = ga Wnri - buF ~
exchange fsa elfs f.rspfftf,
j have = fru dfs'ra ~ turna-s g. res.t
Ns,sey % loan o. eoot real ESTATE s-crrItf.
"a y lftflIfa
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PYTHiAW DIRECTORY.

TOWAN LODGE NJ. S-Regtlar ecnrer-
~ tons Tuesday evenings AZ -, o'clock 1T
the hall. No. 6i5 and 6ls south Division street.
Waiting KNIGHTS cordially invited William 4
Wood. 4. C.; Charles II. Neahr. h. - X. and ;.
VALLEY CITY LODGE No ia Regular
consenficn every Norday evening AZ So
Han corner Bridge AMI Scrihner ssreefs. Il ~
NAlcott. 4. .. ". T.. stevens. n. II X. and -
+ lily LonTsE M. no Hall in Pages block
j corner piainfield and 4 OF avenues. Regn.
lar conventions every Friday evening ~ ~
o'clock A. l.. Caikins. 4. C.; Leo A. Csrc. X.
~ X. and :.
IMPERIAL fOIsfE No ia Reeuiar cs,n-
i senfion every Iucsliay evening Al : 'cis.fk
AZ fiks hall. Iouia street. ". ~ Perkins e.
CIV. l. Neahr n. ~ X. aud =
Inesdag March ~. WI ln I'M fnrrnn.