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South N0Wbury.

Mr.. Frank Mason of Boston, Mrs,
Geo. Herrin of Island Pond. Mrs
Isaac Moore of Monroe, N. H., and
Mrs, Farnsworth of Bradford made a
visit to their sister, Mrs. ID. E. Hill
dreth on Tuesday, also Mrs. Nettie
Wilson, niece of Mrs. Hildreth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and Mrs.
Mace are visiting their sister and
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Lafrance.
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Seminary, if so would you kindly for
ward some to the Newbury correspon'
dent
The many friends of Rev. l.. Dodd
were pleased to have the opportunity
to meet him and hear him preach ii
the M. e. church last Sunday evening
Mr.. Dodd preached on this charge
from 1903 and left behind many
warm friends. Mr.. Dodd is guest
of A. A. Olmsted.
The presentation of flowers to the
graduates was done by Misses Mary
Hale and Edith Marcy who were dress
ed in white,
The services of Childrens' Sunday
which were postponed on account of
the PASTORS illness, will be held next
SABBATH. There will be sermon to
the children in the morning and con.
cert in the evening.
Mrs H. N. Chamberlin, Mrs. d. P.
Chamberlin, Mrs. AFRO Chamberlin,
Mrs. Ezra Chamberlin, Dea. Sidney
johnson, Mr.. Geo. Swasey and wife,
Mrs. T. G. Keyes, and Rev. and Mrs.
j. L. Merrill are at St. Johnsbury
attending the General Conference Of
Congregational churches
AT the last session of Probate Court
in Bradford the Court of Insolvency
held the last meeting of the creditors of
j. e j. Edwards, Horace w. Bailey,
the assignee presented his account,
showing dividend of 40 per cent af-
ter deducting $4,000 for two home
steads.
The Newbury Minstrel club operated
at the Town House Tuesday evening.
On account of the short notice given
the attendance was not large. The en-.
tertainment was first class especially
SO was the tumbling and slack wire
part, Mr.. Hubbard is a marvel in his
wire speciality.
The selectmen were called to the
residence of Ike Clark on Wednesday
to settle a question arising between
road commissioner Lackie and Ike. 1t
was about stones which Ike had put in
the highway. The selectmen agreed
with Mr.. Lackie and ordered the stones
removed, it is said that the converse
ton by and between the interested
parties was strong and exceedingly ex-
presslve.
Moses L. Brock is building a two
band addition to his already large
barn, and when completed will be one
of the largest barns in town.
Levi Whitman has built new car
riage road from his house to his boat
house on the pond, which will be much
appreciated by picnic parties.
Edwin A. Bayley, Esq one of the
firm of Colby u Bayley, lawyers in
Boston, has been in town few days.
He has been the prosecuting attorney |
IN the lumber swindling case in which
Warren w. Bailey had several car |
loads of lumber involved. Mr.. Bay
ley handled the case with push and
skill.
Mr.. G. E. Childs of Northampton is
n town for few days.
In the intermediate department of
he graded school, the names of the
scholars which have been upon the
oil of honor each day of the term
we're Mary Hale, Laura Hutchins and
Willard Hutton.
SEMINARY NOTES.
The following is the average per cent
f the 81 records gained by the gradu-
ting class from the business depart
nent: Business, Robert l. futile, 90;
Harry w. Randall, So "a; Clara B.
'uttle, 81 1892; Lillian c Swan, 81
8; stenography, Lillian A. Kennedy,
6 So; Mae A. Bowen, "a 1924; Ber-
ha NJ. Pike, SO IA. Number of words
written in one minute in short hand at
asst examination, Misses Pike and
Kennedy, 1902; Miss Bowen, 102 1-2.
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Fresh Baked BREAD
W. E. GAGE,

Bliss Building, Bradford
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Praised Whenever Used.

c. L. Seaver of Birmingham, Conn.,, says:
"For building up a weak and debilitated
constitution. / know of nothing so sure and
good as DR.. Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy.
1t makes flesh and strengthens the body"
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Farming Tools

At hard time prices. A. c. F.
Horse Hoes and Cultivators,
New Potato Hoe, Moving Ma
chimes, Horse Rakes, Hay Ted
ders, Hay Carriers, Flows and
Harrows, Road Wagons and
Carts. Repairs for all kinds of
farm machines and tools. Call
and see me at the new shop on
the hill by the creamery.
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MN WLNTrn To take Orders. No delivering
HIN udh lbU or collecting Experience not
necessary. Steady employ
ment. Best terms. Write at once and secure
choice Of territory.
ALLEN NURSERY CO., Rochester. \, Y
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STATEMENT OF THE
BRADFORD SAYINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY.

OF Bradford, in the State of Vermont, April
30, 1894.
RESOURCES.
Loans on first mortgages S277, 274.06
Loans on personal security 220,570.43
Due from individuals 100000
Town, county, city bonds 9,550.00
Bank stock 10000
Cash on hand 6,544.47
Cash in National Banks, 1881 .39
Interest Due and Accrued 21,637 SO
Bank building, 20,300.00
Qncluding vault, safe, fixtures, etc.
Other real estate 9,169.21
Coupons for collection 1,S9S.50
s72S, 17O.S9
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock 100000
Surplus 3S,1SS.ls
Interest deposits S534,251.62
Depo's subft to ch'k S0,201.29
Certificates of depo's 12,799.91
Treasr's ch'k outst'g 9,779.S9
$685., 0S2.21
Taxes not vet due 100000
Dividend, May 1st, No, AZ, 100000
s72S, 17O.S9
GEO. W. CHAPMAN, Pres.
E. o. LEONARD, TREAS.
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Bnrbnrous Cruelty.


ffaANN kt3 -NHllDt,
The Gazette OF Sunday tells OF two NOR.
chants on Main street in Fort Worth Who
were annoyed by cat--probably a proyvI.
or on their premises They caught II SAT.
urday, saturated 1t prorusely with coal oil
put It where IL could not escape. nnalisd
Ike 10 It's body ana deliberately SAN IL
roast to death, dying In such aeory maj
us eyes burst out of the sockets. The
les3i penalty for such n deed, we are told,
could not be more than fine, with n
maximum of perhaps $500 1t is to be
hoped the county attorney Of Fort Worth
VIII see to 1t that the highest penalty Of
the law Is applied to these two men. pro.
vlded their guilt can be proven. The ca
zette should prin; their names and let
public opinion punish them in a way the
law can not do. Men who would wantonly
torture any creature, no matter how much
1t had annoyed them, In such way,
would not be above the commission Of
hardly any crime and should be made to
feel the indignant scorn of the community
where they live, Such acts emphasize the
need OF and enforcement Of laws for the
protection Of animals more stringent than
we have now
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FOR SALE--A nrst-oiass saloon and
lunch counter, Apply SIC Milan street. 81
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terrapln, with plenty o,

WINE was enjoyed. "'~' p'u'sS Oh
After supper there was singing ana story
telling aud IL was nearly o'clocI T., H.
morning when the start was made for Inc
ely; me parry were in lively spirits and
an an n1u gatnereu on the top Of the coach
until the journey was nearly c,Se5 W..
n turn was made too suddenly ana over
Went the coach. Fortunately no one wse
seriously hurt Bessie Cleveland ~ Inc
WILSON company had her face cut md
bruised and one eye injured and "parsonS
Davies hand was spralned. wan Carleton
was hurt Signify Or, Emerson and w
y: o'iJrlen; Jr' were cut and bruised and
Tim F0wley, one OF the Crane cornr,,,,,
Miss Cecllc Kissing and Others OF Inc Wi,
son company We're badly shaken up.
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DOWDELL SCIiOOL-A number of my
former patrons have prevailed on me
to resume school Immediately, corner
Smith and MCGoweni terms reduced.
l.. A. DlWdpil 30
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krk N, j., January 24.-The facto-
4 lie city are resumiug operations
II. The hat trade is picking up and
shOps have full complement OF
! The B0yden Shoe company has
ID on full time and the prospects are
u gooi spring trade. Three fires have
<sariei in the large furnaces IN the
IN department OF the Alnu u Hing
" s,sel works, These works have
/ fpsad down since July 8 Of last year.
ltmp.oyss Of the General Electric COM
are working In several departments
II f'20 In the evening. The Watts.
Vel company machine ard ens.ne
faeiaren have started up on full
Clark 0. y. 7. and Marshall thread
Pre- running on nearly full time. The
|nt Manufacturing company. makers
Ed.ary hardware, are running on
quarter time, At the Baibach re-
as many men are employed now
before. The r, B. Howard LeaJh-
|pany begin work on fun time tomOr-
Per many weeks Idlene5s. Hugh
+ patent leather factory is also
3 on fun time. Heller * Merz s
marine blue works arc going on
ne with a fun force Of men. LISA
trunk manufacturers, began work
ae'quarter time last week., inter Il
tel idleuess. The building trade is
nd 60 per cent OF the ulsons, car
and laborers IN the city are idle.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; ellectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug
rists in 500 and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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= .,,,.,c,p,L HrFonM'
CITY na.in,,nrsntIon.

,..-.ment 10 he DIS
d city . ain 10 Convention
eusse" ?, January ala Ma
\ au n.9ierence Tor g 9Sua mia tomor-
'I ,n he held In Phllaao,'pt ,,,''. ~ the
\ ls q r Va under me auspices so oi mo
tand , ,S Of THIS CITY a t., ny c
acipal l.eS Ssw York. The call ior V ,.
Cub @ me iadorjement OF pf9 ,!...,.
sgence NDs philadelphia, New OH. .,;
fluEssnis " rrookiyn, baltimore . NV
b., CnicesV, mon rs Charles flallVla
d clues ou ,t everett Hale ana hich-
b., i'''N ~ soy.on, George W. Chtlas,
II. Dani 80. ~ and CN-PoalmaAteT
BE- Mav Se,nhla: Charles w. E.lot'
Of fa'i ISISa,.y,1rd college; r. W. GIL
Benz ol - ana cX-Mayor Abtam >
ari !, Now York; Mayor-elee.t C"u ,,,Ia
\ , y. and William D. Gaynut, w .,1'',
a'v sCht against Boss MeLe u Wy, ''i'.
Y ns Inst month; Mlrshai ble,I VI
lVh '11,beodore Roosevelt OF Nasll'lle
fgei Bouapurte Of Baltimore
.haI,sS n Goldman OF Barnstanie'
ma . ~ he lndorsers. Here Is II copy
nl 1,ss.,ior letter that was sent OUT
L e,.,niftee of arrangements, III
n nnrpose of the conference 's
lAs iorth. "The Municipal League
y sSsinbla. with the cooperation OF
! f5nb Of New York, has declaea
wv sSIsSii for a National conference
IL .,t, government, TO be held IN
Y ynsja on the 25th and 26th DAYS Oh
=. ISi. The principal objects OF the
q ~ wlll be to determine, SO TAR as
Hehss,y nv inquiry aud debate, the
Z s,v, for Stimulating and increasing
e es,s growing demand for honest
.ia,ent government In American
4 VIZ, ~ discuss the best methods FOR
Il ~. and organizing the friends of
,bat their united strength may
,scctiye. The programme for the
IA discussion, as at present out
81 NE, 10 possible changes, rs as
81 s-S1 brief summary OF existing
n o,sin different cities ana q descIll,-
~ancpal governments ana NUM-
81 .slsals as they ought TO ne. :.
!. sor obtaining better government
-ssornng to the nomination or
N Independent candidates, 3,
,to, involve the nomination or
N independent candidates. Fur
,sns viii be matted hereafter TO
ro2osins to attend .-.-.-.......
Il o5enlng Of the conference tomorrow
M 10 oc.ock an address Of well
Eli be made by George Burnham,
!, e,iaspt OF the Municipal League Of
iinSlS Addresses will follow outlin-
a ~rnlclnal conditions in the great
!; Mr. Edmund Kelly will speak for
,s6srk; Mr.. william G. Low for
.,,vn Mr. Moorne!d Storey for Bos-
~ franklin MacVeash for Chicago;
'6sares A. Bonaparte for Baltimore,
In George c. Mercer for Philadel-
n Friday session viii be addressed
IN Washington gladden., d. D., on
IA SIC Ub5n Officials In Office" Dis
ehs on arouslny puaNc sentiment
II conducted by Mr., Edwin d. Mead
sas ,on Rev. J, II. Ecob ID. D., Albert
"a Mason Of New York, Samuel IS.
,16 Of Boston and Charles Richardson
M sdelphla
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York, January 2L-Ihe heads OF the
empire have now under consider
/ pyoposal which, II adopted, will
great Influence over the 10000
pans who are scattered over the
states, Mexico, Chill, Australia and
\ The proposal is nothing but the
'lon Of the law which forblds CHI
emlgrate to any foreign land IN,
EeTe penalties, These penalties are
Y enforced, but the law IS used as d
oy lrandarins and petty officials
Pass the Chinese who return from
countries, and frequently TO strip
4 az their property. The proposal,
~ " the form Of a memorial to the
.tu'eAe n, Chinese minister to Great
and France, IS favorob'y regarded
emperor the great vicerop Ii Huug
we ISlng-H Yamen ana the Fov-
q me maritime provinces Of South
hence Il Is pretty sure to be ap-
u a few weeks.
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These books will be mailed direct to
subscribers from house of publication and
should be received in about two weeks.
Any person can get any or all Of these
books by sending coupons and 10 cents
or five 2-cent stamps for each book.
No. l-Reveries of a Bachelor. Lays
OF Ancient Rome. S-Tnlyloss Scandal. =
House OF Seven Cables. 5--Crauford. c.
The Coming Race. dream Life, S.
Frankenste!n. ga Book OF Golden Deeds.
lO-Mosses From an Old Manse. 1.-THE
Scarlet Letter. i2-Essays Of Ella. 10
Vica of Wakefield. 14-Twice-Told Tales.
i5-Paul and Virginia. l6--Story of an
African Farm. 17--Lays OF tic SL1ttlsn
Cavaliers. 1s-Lueille. l0-Dreams 20.
Black Beauty 2l-One of the Profession.
22-Sartor Resartus 23-rhe Idylls OF the
King. 2i-The Pleasures of Life. 25-
Lady Of the Lake.
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NOTICE
Sealed proposals viii be received on
Monday, February L., 1891, al ~ o'clock
noon by the Commiss oners Court Of Har,
rie county for the construction OF paved
roadways on the Washington road, COM
mepcing at n point wherc the present
shell road ends, to a point where said
road intersects the Houston and Texas
Central railway; MISC on what rs known
as the Harrisburg road, from the limits
~ the city of Houston TO the iron bridge
OF Brny's bayou, 4 certified check on
any Houston bank for the sum OF two
hundred and titty dollars. paYppo TO
the order Of the County Treasurer OF
Harris county, will bc required to nc
company each hid. Specification for said
work can be seen in the Office of tuc
County Surveyor OF Harris county. The
successful bidder W II be required 10 give
bond In the sum of ten thousand do.lar1
for the faithful performance OF his con
tract. the Commissioners Court OF Ilnr-
ris county expressly reserve the right 20
reject any and all bids
BY order of the Commissioners Court.
JOHN G TOD,
2-l2 County Judge
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'-apols, lni, January 2i.-While
4 NE funeral OF the little Child Of
sollA, the hack containing the
so the mo her and father and
~ met an elee;ic car. which
aus down a steep grade. The
n gIy narrow aad the driver oC
y turned down a steep cmJank-
Nold collision, over.urninE The
u throwing the corpse and the
~ elt on the ground. Mrs. Bclia
~ Injured and Undertaken Fla.
\. a.so hurt but less seriously.
~ coffin was hurled some distance
~ dld 30. hnrs. onen.
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st. Louis, Mo, January 2L-Mayor wal
bridge has received a letter from Marion
G. Hedgepcth, the Glendale train robbcr
who is lodged In the city prison, in which
charges of bribery. favorlugm AMI Grim
lnnl mismanarement are made against
the prison officials This, taken In connec-
ton with recent developments In that in
stiiution. win lead to an Investigation.
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The Chicnro Conte,t

80 g, January 2t-Gt Is now openly
o, Siet .he gamblers, recently order.
ne Iaelr places Of business. which
!, as enforced, ARE backing up Inc
., me election OF Mayor Hon
'TTP.rs Tor which were filed last
n nv mayor has not vet been serv-
-. Tx notice OF the contest.
h ,i,Nuean compaign committee de.
ioes r.. any hand in NE contest, as
nv swift, the defeated candi-
expected. " 9'''s VI 1ne contest
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,a's co,n,s ',e.' Jamaly A.-Francls
and "i P5l5' Senator Cranes com ,n,s
IS tiem -on paWes' comblnsiion
lgh, On, ss,liisa.shel The members on ~, !
TIE I',e,,s party which came 10
Ison AZ iigly were The guests of ny
Of AZ. ullh CITY AFTER I'M pers,,,. ~
'too,sss sseral companies ma c'nt ivy,
tas rao. ~ seven miles 10 a bnsai
11ek where dainty sun, sun.
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Wants Moro Territnrr

M, January 24.-The annexatIo,
H. Evanston to Chicago Is nov,
~ '"e' place. Bo.a sldes OF tho
.y ar5 sioAg and influential ad-
n vo,., VAe Discussion Is already
i5wn on "a Evanston is a local on
IN a, I o. me pros are Inc s.rongegt
.eoess, r,,''i','lle;Sh'ion. Tlis feature win
6y 10y. .,s oe done away with. how.
rsss Ss.aeAmeW 10 Caiearo as is
holds 4, g.e fact that local outIon
yeysr ~ hnsIewood. which was an
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IHE POSTS PREMINMLIBRHRY

r,, tne books which Tho Post offera are
g., Hups.'or In every way TO those offered
-, sso-ealled free book distributions. our
tsauets win see this at a glance by send
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TRADE on EXCHANGE,

III YOU have vacant lots Mangff viii
exchange buildings Tor LOTS VIZ eiAo
painting, papelinE, etc Room = lVVpA
Congress-
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Losr, FouNn. sTnAYEp, sToLpN.

STRAYfn-Ja mare, fsur white feet, 10
feet white; two ayear-old Ci.deFiale
colts no brands. 50 reward. btllNer g.
II. H. yasner. Louisiana ana webster
hlrnola. y
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EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS Worth az
elegant new furniture for sale at $3.50
With nne new Ave room cottpge. good
servants house, barn and fine lawn,
three lnts; will rem, Tor ers year f5T So So
per month improved section near Houa-
ton at d bargain IL taken this week;
choice section near Webster sil per
acre; so aorea on Clear Creek must be
sold az once best bargain In the coun-
". Caeh ~ Luckel, s0S,s Main street,
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AT HALE PRIcE-eio acres Easuand
county land every acre tIlablei some
timber; good water at 10 feet: i've miles
from Cisco; two good railroads, poppla-
ton OF county, 1900 TO 1900; improved
farms adjoining on all sides; must be
sold by February J, 1891. as the State
is erowding for back interest 5000 after
that data land worth 81 per acre bus
viii take $3.50; clear title for all or half,
must have $500 to clear. but principal
runs years at per cent; this Is a
bargain for any one with little money
wanting a good farm win take balance
in one and two years at per cent or
Houston inside property. CAN or adj
dress A. J, W. care Post Houston.
Texas Il.
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BARGAINS split pine stove wood, 81 nor
cord pine wood In i-feet length nj re-
duced prlces my wood la nlstvciassi
prompt delivery, terms clsh, phnne bli
office near the II, y, and W. T, railway
y. r.. Calhoun, Jr. e-A
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OFFICE, city OF Houston. Jan.
unry 10, l5li-lhe CitY Of Houston VIII
furniture TO be placed in tho vault OF
the city assessor and collector Of taxes
and the city engineer OF the city Of
by the City OF Houston on January 10,
1894. Each bid must be accompanied
with plnns and specifications OF che
be received nj The office III the city Sec
rotary until ~ O'Clock m. on February
~ 1894 Bids must be accompanied by
q certified check OF 500 70 secure tho
serves the right 70 reject any and all
bids. JOHN q. BROMNE., MAYOR, ~
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MANITOBA respectable white girl TO
aaslst IN cooking and house work. APP
ply at zoe Mckinney, corner Louisiana.
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MAINTAINING girl or woman TO do
general house work for small family;
GOOD wages and permanent place TO
nue. n
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WANTS.

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT ME-
DUN or TEXAS.
NOTHING PUBLISHED FREE EN-
CEPT SITUATIONS WANTED
Tic charge for wants however is
alTnost nyni.nal ana II yJl waut any'nihs
an, Adj, in me Cheap Column Oh Inc Foa.
Is sure 10 get II Tor YOU EspeeiH"S ID
gucn Lne case m ,,.,
ROOMS Fox REM
REAi ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
BllslN BsS CHANCES,
PERSONALS,
sfDL.EN, SrRAYED.
LOST, FOUND, .,..r-r,
eITIiATIONS WANTED
WANTED TO TRADE,
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL
P1RTNERS WANTED,
WANTED no RENT
WANTED BIDS,
WANTED TO BUY, -.--,.r,
INTORMATION WANTED
HELP WANTED.
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W.tNTED-Positlon by competent book
Keeper In Wholesale or rctHll house or
employment 10 ppcn or close set or
double Untry hooks; references given.
Address G, H., care c. w. Rutgers y
Sons. u
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room Tor
Gentlemen: modern conYenluncLs and
very near TO BUSINESS center; lOa Caro-
line street, between Prairie and Texas
avenues n
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FOR RENT-New furnished rooms. gen
iiemen only. one block from court
house. references required Apply Sli
Caroline street. p
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DANCING -Mook's school in dancing at
Montehore Hall every Tuesday, Welnes-
day and rhursday, 1 o'clock for ladies'
terms easy. -