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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

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Address or call on
DR.. HATHAWAY s. co.
2zI-a South Broad Street. ATLANTA, c.

{ ss9sr.i ssS.n. at 81 s,n'.i 'sS.i Agents. SIS
. week. Exclusive terrilury- The
l,apid Di,h " Haah-r. WASHES AIitns
dishes for = family In on niinLtr.
W.>h-s, rinsrs and dries ,hrm
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the r-st. R.igh'. poIi.hrd di.h-'.
and cheerful wives. No fczIh-d
dng-r-. no soilrd handsor clu;hing.
y broken di-h-s. no mus. Ch ap.
warranted. Circul-r't'ee
Clerk No. - Columbus o.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
The WORLDS FAIR

rlcCormicx No. 4 Steel flower
in the only regular exposition
field trials, in a heavy growth
OF timothy and clover, said, In
their official report: The
efficiency Of the machine is
thus. under fair conditions,
nearly 20 per cent. Ordinary
figures for ordinary mowers
are at least twenty pounds
higher in total draft, with an
efficiency Of not above 60 pc,
cent. which latter figure good
machines should be expected TO
exceed" The Mccormick is the
lightest draft. and most effec-
tive grass cutter yet produced.
Highest Medal awarded
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

COLUMBIA & CREENVILLE RAILROAD.
Samuel Spencer, F. ". Huidekoper and
Reuben Foster, Receivers
Trains run by 18th Meridian Time.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
REAL ESTATE.
p1-s1vEss At THE EXCHANGES.

The condition of the auction market indicated III
the Tuesday report was still more apparent yes'er
dav when seventeen houses and lots were au'e'-
tised for sale of which one sold ana the rest
bid in withdrawn or adjourned. George H. heau
offered at the Trinity Salesroom under iorec'o'u'e
No 40 West One-hundred- and -thirty-hfth-st-' Il
fve-story brick fiat on a full lot. IL WIS Sou ~
Il. W. Kane for $500
Smyth e. Ryan offered a plot OF lots III S'' NlCno-
las Place and Edgecombe-ave.. lViXl'o. IL WIS ''N
in for the owner at $1,000 By J. H. Mulhearn
At private sale yesterday Mandebaum & Lew
Inc bought from Charles s. Brown NO lfo west
Fourth-st four-story brick dwelling, lot 22x6cxlV'
for $4,000
L. J. Adams has sold for Mrs. Louisa ;. Sands
TO WaIdren Pe No. 4s1 Sxth-aver just south oi
Twenty-ninth-st a four-story brick store puiiuhs'
on lot 199x6i.6. for about $4,000.
II is reported that Canon & McDonah nave sou
for a Mrs Wells No. 20 West Thirty-second-st-' a
four-story stone dwelling, lot 2JxOXS9' ior ABOUT
$4,000
Frank l.. Fisher. broker has sold for H. hhpa'-
rick builder, to J. =. Pahen, a four-story pro"h-
stone DWELLING 20x5O, No. 35l Central PARK west
for about $4,000: also for the same builder tour-
story, brownstone dwelling. 2ox5O. No 800 central
Park West, to julius Pahen. for about %o'co
Charles /. Brown has sold TO Mandelbanm d
Levine No 40 West Fourth-st., four-story Drlck
dwelling lot 22xGOxlO9, for $1,000
L. j. Adams has sold for Mrs. Eliza L. Sands to
waldln Pe No. isl sixth-ave; foIr-story' ours oricN
dwelling lot 199x6i4 for about $1,000 ,, IT.,
A. C. ZabrislN has. through John y. Golding, as
posed of Nos 2}2 236 East Thirty-third-st, three
fVe-stOry flat-hOuses, for SlWUc.
John y. Goding has sold the northeast corner Oh
Liberty and Washington SITS. 50XGj feet FOR MIS-
Margaret Hcenan for SlZ3,OO.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
THE GOOD WORK GOING ON.
MANY CONVERSIONS AT THE REVIVAL NEIL
INGs-MoNEY URGENTLY NEEDED

MANY CONVERSIONS AT THE REVIVAL Mhhi'
INGs-MoNEY URGENTLY NEEDED.
There was no dminution yesterday in the SIZE
of the audiences at the evangeIs'c Hes'i'so o. o.,
spite OF the rain. the different nails were I''s-
In Metropolitan Hall. at noon the Rev > "
Robinson OF the Hanson Place Bapust Chu'o'''
prooklvn preached on "The Holy Spirit as the
Comforter" The meeting was led by Philp fhi'iip''
fr and the musicians were Miss Anna PARK cor
netist; Miss Phelps and w. C. Weedeh' III '"'
evening Mr. Robinson spoke at the Emahue' Dap
tlst Church. >-n,,.
The Wilson's gave a concert at noon III ->Ip.0 , .
Garden preceding the speaking. Mr. and MISS w NJ
son sang 'Some Day." and the audience joinea j"
singing Coronation" The Creole quartet Sti's
(which Way Are You Going. Sinner? anu 'iisS
Olive Wilson and the Misses Ada and Georsle
Park also sang solos. The Rev. A { DIXON spoNe
on the text: "By Faith We Are Saved
.ornere Shall Be Showers of Blessings was the
cpening HYMN at the Cooper Union meeting. MIS-
Greene the Creole Quartet and the wilson's sans
and after the Rev A. c. Dixon had read the Scrip
lures. Ferdinand Sch!verea spoke. He took lor MS
text Now, Lord. What Wait FOR!
Can we give God" he said. "any good reason
why we are not saved to-day? God completed HIS
work when He gave His Son on Calvary. lie can
do no more for you. If man does not yied 10 Goa ,
pleadings, He leaves him, and there comes oaS
when the spirit Of God comes to man ior the
last time The thing you should ask yourseH is'
is IL rlgnt 10 take JESUS tO-dd5 - - 80
IL you have no conviction. What an awful thihg
1t is to walk away from God. and harden the heart
TO the word of God.
mo one ever listens to the Gospel without be-
coming a different person; he either comes nearer
to God he is farther off than ever Here Is SAL
walton to-day VIII you take it?
Fully two-tbirds of the audience in response
TO the question as to how many had been saved
About half a hundred indicated that they had been
converted at the meeting. -, -, a. ,o, IN
The usual noon meetings VIII be held Io-qay III
Niblo's Garden and at Metropolitan hHi. l., 5i lie
Rev A. C. Dixon viii speak on The Hero or ODeul,,
ence'' at Niblo's Garden. At $3.50 p m tne usual
meeting will be held in Cooper Union, None! Is
urgently needed TO carry the evangehsuc cru
sade. it is intended 10 extend the work IN o%tnef %
parts of the city. and contributions shoulu pe sem
as speedily as possible to c. Is. kneVaIs, treasurer
No 20 East Twenty-third-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
ICE AND STORMS AT SEA.

Nearly all incoming vessels from across the North
Atlantic yesterday reported gales ana hisn S'"'
Several of them sighted cebergs. but no held Ice
was reported and the bergs seem TO have been
scattered and were generally of small size. IL Is
thought that most of the danger from ice is over
for this season Vessels coming from the South re-
ported fine weather until they neared port
The steamer Waverly, which arrived mere III Dali
last yesterday from Liverpool. had a rough voyage
On March % she caught strong southwest gale.
lasting for three days; The vessel was y move go 10
under storm sails, with her engines stopped LOT
twenty-six hours. on March 80 the Waveriy caught
another gale, lasting two days. The Vessel suHered
March 2S. ,,. IA .o,
The Italian bark Italia, from Batoum, had strong
gales in the Gulf Stream. On March 80 she hau,
hurricane from the west-southweSt, IN Whlch she
carried away her two lower topsails and her nylhS
Jib. . 1.or,o, ro,or.ed
that on March 80 she passed six icebergs IN the
track of westbound steamers
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Countrp 11ropertp for Sale.

-
NOR sALE-A valuable tract OF land. s'ua'eu o
the Ashley River IL miles from Charleston D. " ~ az
pbosnhate Belt containing 900 acres; part heaVhy
,,,harod with virgin forest o yellow pine. OAK &c
Portion Of this property underlad with Phosphate N
Of high grade now being mined in a small way o"'e y.
want Of capital to develop 1t. on the place Is
washer locomotive narrow gauge railroad whit, a.os
room cottage store stables and IA laborers cnb
rs nronerfv is admirably situated for hunting cl1o
beine fuIl Of game deer turkeys. bros &c - and
lumber mill offered at $50 per acre par c q W.
nart on time Address w. NJ. FITCH, Attorney-a'-ii"
63 Broad-st Charleston. 5. 6 -------
IIIGHLANDs OF NAVEslNK-Country seat OF me ,a, a,
IL Indwig Raecke with 320 feet water 'front.' PRIV p.ls"o
dock. coachmans cottage: fully furnished o's o0
ground: price $4,000 would rent for season az - %
is mailer house in same grounds rent. only 5000 per
,on ilso s,'' ~ ROBERT APPLETON. IT..
sedSo"' Foutabe Building. New-Iork
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
10 EoRM A COLLEGE DEBATING UNION.

meeting of representatives from the debating
societies Of Harvard, Columbia Princeton, Yale and
the University of Pennsylvania was held yesterday
afternoon in Hamilton Hail. at Columbia College
The purpose of the conference was to compete the
organization of an intercollegiate debating union
scheme which was originated some weeks ago at
Harvard. ,,. o,,
The delegates were as follows: Carl Nrooman ana
n g Metcalf Harvard; W. II. Leeto and W. r.
Thoms Yale Sheppard Knapp. jr: and A; C. PM
Princeton; G. D. Goldman and II. y. June. Cnver-
eity of Pennsylvania. A temporary organization
was effected by the election of the following ofcers
president, Carl Vrooman; first yice1pre&sident&; & W w
n IIeeto: second president, q. c. FOX; treas
,Irer G. b. Goldman; secretary. Sheppard Knapp. Jr
Sessions will be held to-day and plans discussed.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

In Effect February loth' ioot'
1880 A.. a" H. nASP SrPEANiNsYLvANIA Limited. Fallm..
% and oSssrsaios saa sess csr, 0S Arrives Chicago
2S s1i 81 M Nj cAcho TSd 'S ASb 81 mots
s and assRs sssaso and aIvs Rns Sias
o6S SSii p Ss e. 1EsfhRN VI fs0 sleeping
Dining Cars to Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
s4s av'and ~ H. NE NJ GsSasp Ps1
snS ans Rn f. Nc spa "i-
:'fSsf s1sss5 Bss' sSs 4s;: s
daily. and Cleveland except Saturday.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
sSSss Al I1IsR8t 81 pss
sanday sans $50 $50 s15nns lag aS &c
al par1r and & DinhE cars'. A.So 'Dn''S |a' %"
4io T. ,Rshmond and panyls ESscsss: tsaS
night daily slee1ers Alta and st. avg Angusihine ha.
oTD POINT coSFoRT ana NoRFokb Lb yja TsrSss CAP
,%frSN4Is eqs oA 81 HHSs'
PRESS for yasks9nyIle sy. Aeyuya: ey Ws.:
nd AND Haa% Sna @a Taesdss. s and
For ATLANTIc CITY l:So p s weekdays with
For For fArE fdng BTans6 As6u M Point
sfsr"t n xeehaaS. exc NJ sanGays 1Ee "S9R CAB
Do not stop at Asbury Park and ocean GROVE On
'''1'''' FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
hiS5sss iSo r = isie SS ;S
rsts ass: Ss: -. 5s Ss Is aSd 5 HI5sSssr sfs
br5.ses dbs Ss rsad S Fast Street, $50 Ps
Fq$R sS.T GsnSay % cali ;1y 5 saf f ss.
baggage rRR h9s and residences through 70 wooD
s NJ dneral rtSSfS2i Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
n. Y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave OF West 42d-st follows ID m"1'
earlier from Frankn-st.: .,,,, y.,isv
1850 A. daily except sunday for Waikiki ,nnx rs
X. staticrs, Mlddletown Elleryle Fallsburg Lipsk
Carbondale Scranton. Walton. Delhi. Sidney N0'""~
Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego . S,... f,s
3:15 p. NJ Except Sundav). Sullivan CO.
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell HAL smrr
Elenyile, Mountain Dale. CentreVille,
Hurleyvile. Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksyille ana ~
ingson Manor. ,.,, ,,.u.hurs
7:45 p. NJ daily Middietown summityte aseusy
Liberty Livingston Manor, Rockand. Walton. SsnJx
Norwich Oneida, Fulton. oswego Niagara Falls pse'''
Chicago -, ,-..Axsv
Tickets ana Pullman accommodations at 81 Broad"s"
]. C. ANDERSON q. p. A.
"a Beayer-st New-York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
OLD DOMINION LINE.
RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCIS.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NewYork. foot OF Liberty-st.. daily, CHICAGO,
i!9, ,s9 p NJ nd lg, night T CT PITTSRgRG 80 NJ
weekdays 800 2 NJ; SUNDAYS; 7:3o p. NJ. WASHING.
Ton. Ton. BALTIMORE 300 ql 80 A; NJ. Dining Carr, $50
73ol, 1918 night An trains daily except 500 p NJ.
NORFOLK. II 80 A. NJ. daily 80 r. NJ, FIX. Sun.
NEW:oRLEANs 500 NJ. daily. through sleeping car
wa wa Mashngton and Shenandoaa Valley route AZ trains
broadway. 81 East l4th-st.. 400 Grand-st. ~ Y: 344
Of N. ]. - - " -"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Beekman Lille and husband to Charles stelle .,o-
and another 9h-s 81 m9ad%ay; io,s, ysar. wa
st. Of 2d-ave. year. ..:.;....;;..,.. III"
hI9iy inol''eS corner 12oh-st demand 5000
Cohen samuel. to Morris Berger. III and i19 oooo
carozza' 'zz Mary. to Jonas Wen and another sG5
cohen S'la'G Gabriel and wife to Polka Wkcns and
another trustees 10 and y El1anethst tn years c lc"
st. W OF Amsterdam-ave year ............... 10000
Costello. Mary 4. to Anna Nadassky. Jerome
DeSrcsc. & 'vineenza, to rasauaIe caponcgri. i27
EIder. cT. iis Ida G. to MaR MARX ii West liGtl-s,
Freedman. Charles and wife to Dora Valentine.
ooodwn' i' saTaS to- katie Dick No rs East ''O
l05h-s years. 1000
Co and another Nos - and % East 2o,h-st. 25.5oo
ierbauer e 5 Beach-ave 5 Of i5Gh-s years. a.5oo
Kresper. Louis to Alexander Halliday Attorney
Kioz. Hermann and wife to Moses Bruhi. 8
KeehS m ASrene S and anoher g to ceorsc Bliss
n 4oth-st. Of ith-ave, year. I.25o
Klein; Jennie. to Simon Bolt. No a3d Madison ,o-o
Kc6oc. Catherine. to Frederic Middlebrook. 5
f3th-st' W Of Pleasant-ave 3 years....'..... $500
Levy, Mary ct al to Abraham Levy. No 80 JET
wn,m moEase' n e. & Assurance 1850
Society. Lexngton-ave. corner Of 3oth-s ,,ooo
Lsnser LANCER Aususic ana another to John stenernage
sr sna a@T 2iy ourh S IL u Wa n'
NassShg soh VENT @9a
Nugsn1. sHis Alfred and wife to James Hughes.
Of I42dst. Of 7th-ave years. ............. 5000
Owens. John +, TO Charles II CRUDE. OF
1OGth-st. OF ist-ave, | year, morgages... 10000
Rosenthal. Leopold 10 Karl Walach. OF
77thst. Of ls-ave, year. ............... 900
Reed, Tecca n. 10 Antonette Edward. ..........
9nce CO. L@xngon-ave e cor io3dst. year $1,000
Runk Charles f. and another TO New-York Life
Insurance CO. - TO AZ Broad-st years. 166.SO
Rosenthal Leopold. 10 Moses Wallach and
another 4O5 East 77th-st. demand. ........... 1900
Shaw James. and wife to East River Savings In
n 9 Park Row. o of Duane-st. year. 10000
Smith,, William 5. to Edward Hall and another,
n llsh-st OF MadsOn-ave, year.......... $4,000
iietf-st Of Leno1-ave e....-............... 10000
Taunay Ursuie. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
HudsOn-s ! 1000
Thomas Rhodela, and husband TO Camilla
Rosenbaum n 2ls-st. Of 7th-ave. years. 5000
Weiss Ernst and wife 10 Matilda Goodwin ct al,
115 East 45th-st. and other property. q mort
Wegener. Hugo and wife TO Catharine Bescher
and another n 10Othst. OF Amsterdam
ave, mortgages ears...................... 800
Wssman. Celine +. To Caroline Gieser. 1st-
ave OF 33d-st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.SO0
Wiener Alfred. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
i772 sd-ave' years. 5000
Walsh Willam to New-York Protestant Episcs-
pal City Mission Society. 1i5th-st, e OF Madi-
son-aye. years. 1900
Vessel. Anna to William McKeown. 767 Am
D. sterdam-ave year.. 5000
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEy

CAnthracte coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81. =.
Sor Easton Be,hlehem. Aen9wn Maueh ChpnS iao "a "a
70 Easton) 80 Gas 7.3O to Allentown. p. NJ sundays
4:sO 7:l5 A. NJ. 100 $50 r. NJ a,
For Wnkesbarre.. Pitts,on and scranton. eio A. NJ
For ReadinS at = 80 500 s;io' 100 80 A. NJ.
1:iO 1890 300 400 5:45. 73o p n. l2i5 night Sun SUD
For Harrisburg at 4.3O. 500 9:i0 A. ~. LILO 70
400 a45 p NJ. l2:l5 night Sundays l0o' o'"o r. 'i
~ Is night. ,,..,,.--.. .. ,.,o s.oo
o:io A. NJ lilo 1880 ~ p n. II - night except s, ss,
urday night SUNDAY .i5 NJ. 100 p NJ l2;lo ngn, n;
For Red Bank Long Branch and points sou,h 70 ys
Pleasant $50 SIS i 80 NJ lSS a:i5 'P;S to ss,i Mss
days except Ocean Grove and Asbury PasA' ''Vo ~ NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 A NJ 40, 40 /. NJ
For Farminrdale Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bar
negat 4}0 S:i5 A. VI. 45: 4:2o T. ~ ,,o NJ
For Atlantic City Vneland and Brdgeton 4'So A. h''
For Monmouth Retch seabrignt and HShant M Bescs: sn
40 Sis ii:so A. NJ. 20 i:43. 800 40 r. NJ sun
days. 900 A. ~. 100 p. VI
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. days. 43O. 500 300. ioyo
II 80 DINING Carr A. NJ 80 BOO. 400 CBuiiet fa5os
night SUNDAY $50 9e9 go lis2 p,n,5ng PM I,s Sap A. NJ
For Baltimore and Washngton. week days 300 u S ~
DINING Carr A. NJ. 80. 300. 300 Dining carl. sOy
p NJ. l3;i5 night SUNDAYS 800 ii;3o b,i IDiniinS SaD
2Gi 4i5 9ti. lilo. 1873 broadway 737 9th Ave 81
East lh ST. l3 East 25h s. 2Si Vest 3 l2oth FsI, ST.
ST BROOKLYN: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg. The New.
York Company will call for and check baggage
from hotel resl lence to destination
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
Vl FOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Eleven iron steamships. aggregating $1,000 Tons
From New York. Wednesday. Friday and & saturday.
TO GALVESTON, TEXAs.
MEx1co CITY I%fnsS xSD b PoiNTs IN MEXICO.
DENVER COLORADO sPRISGs, SALT LAKE CITY.
ALSO TO SAN FRANCISCO
N"q qFLoRipH@v1A i@ f6 BRuNswIcK. oA|
THE MALLORY LINE issues both STRAIGHT and
ntsR. Arisona caforna Mexico &c. Georgia Florida.
Havana Cuba Excellent passenger accommodations
C. II. MALLORY & cot GEN Asts.. Pier 70 E. r. n Y.
NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogns
Mer. France
AMSTERpAM. Sturdy lGr Apr,' 5 m. m
First cabin si5 upward second cabin $685. steerase
et very rates. Apply for guide and terms. General
Passenger Agency. 80 broadway
old DOMINION LINE.
Ter SS SWs PIP q,
vA.' and wAsHINGToN. D. c.MTues.. We'd. Thurs:
f. %E%T PSST XATses Thurs ard s1, 4
west. W. l. GUILLAUDEU. Traic Manager.
PED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
~ FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLo, CURA'
FROM A2 fRkEpoNr PEP MAST STORES HA GHoaoSAI2 nRookI2N
S. s. VENEZUELA. Saturday April A. l p m
s. S. PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. April p. ! p m
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
FOR MARAcAIBo-FREIGHT ONLY
General Managers l35 Front-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
WHITE STAR LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

NVNAND LINZ.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Lucania .Apl I $50 a. m. Lucania. May . 800 a. M
Umbra. ....Apr. IA. noon umbria May IL II 80 a m.
Campania Apr n an Campania. May 10. $50 IN
Etruria Apr. % II 30 Erra. May 26 $3.50 a. m.
From Pier 40 North River. foot OF Clarkson-st.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward Second cabin $50 and
upward, according TO steamer and location.
Steerage tickets and from all parts Of Europe al
very rates. freight and passage apply at the
Company's office. No Bowling Green. New-York.
VERNON IL BROWN * CO. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Jnsirntllcn.

For Young Lades.-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ID NO. COZ 5THAVE.
Kew DR. and Mrs CHAS. II. GARDNER. Principals
nj NTADEMOISELLE VELTIN.
M SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF AND SCHOOL BUILDING.
l6O ond l62 West 74th-s:.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Citn propcrtn for Sale.

ssO -5I3 WEST if9TlI-sr.. between Amsterdam-ave
C.)U and Ioul'vari.-Ecgant 3-story and basement
brownsone front trimmed houses. for SALE
feet sanitary plumbing and hst-class work through
moderate prices easy terms always open. ispec-
invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
and Day School for Girls: AID year opens september
es ias-l4O Montague-st Brooklyn. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
RAILROADS..
pennsylvania.
81 RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF De,b-os'ss ani Cortianit streeta
In Effect February 10th. 1So4.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
CLYDE LINE.

n
<As CHARLESTON. ) c.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From Pier 90 Z. r. foot of Rooseyelt-stl, p. m. ,
ALGONQUIN. Friday April y
utsudy' tNPt
OlS li'AE NPi
fHERDk Ef. 'M"iiN -,Ptn W
All steamers passenger accommodations
WM. p. CLYDE CO. General Agents.
Bowling Green, y; T.,
FLA CENT. s PENN: FAST F. 8 p; LIXE yia JACSs
GRIT. so. FRT & PASS'R LINE. via CHARLESTOS
7. c. EGER. Geni Agt. $40 B'way. NJ
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Mem Dnbllratlons.

EW-"French Conversations" 10c. Sample
~ copy 35c (stamps,. mailed postpaid Prof BERGER
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-25
Women Who Help Themselves.

Of SO women who. under the leader
ship of Miss Annette Daisy, made a
run into Cherokee strip when it was
opened last September. % have proved
steadfast in spite of the difficulties of
the undertaking and are busily engaged
in making home without help or him
drance from man. They are hauling the
timber themselves for house of Is
rooms, which they will occupy, and are
prepared to do their own blowing, plant
ing, ETC., in the well watered, timbered
section of $50 acres which they hold.
They already have three teams; COWS,
chickens and other stock, and neatly
dressed in short skirts that come just
below the knee and are met by heavy
wooden leggings that cover the legs from
knee to ankle they look well able to
hold their own and carry out their in
dependent plan. Louisville Courier
Journal