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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

A remarkable case Of restitution has
occurred lately IN tho way Of some sler-
ling silverware having been returned
which was captured bya federal soldier
81 years ago. Mrs. Mary e Regan,
widow Of the late Hon. Joseph Regan.
Of Rocky Springs, is the owner Of the
silver; one Of the Smith family Of Mis-
souu, Is the soldier. lie attended the
Fair at Chicago last year where he met
SO many nice southerners that he felt a
little pricklng sensation, suppose, as
he got among them, and concluded to
relieve his conscience by advertising
for the owner in a Vicksburg paper.
Mrs. Regan at once recognized her
property on reading the advertisement,
and accordingly responded, giving de-
scription Of 1t, and stating the tune and
place Of her loss, with the name Of the
soldiers company Of which she had
made q note at the time. Her proof
was satisfactory and the valuables were
returned with letter saying the silver
had never been used, but had been care
fully slowed away as trophy Of tho
war. While writing about the Smiths,
/ enclose letter handed me by a gem
tlemen bearing that name, with the re-
quest that | send it to the Reyeille for
publication, trusting that the heirs in
quired for may get wind Of it and re-
ceiye benefit thereby. Mr.. Editor al
low me TO suggest that you send Mrs.
Mary E. Regan an extra copy Of your
paper, that she may forward the same
to her unknown friend in Missouri.
We have just been favored with q
notice Of the Louisiana Dome Book,pub-
lshed in New York by Mr.. Thos. Nc
Caleb. Of that city, son Of Hon. K. How
ard McCaleb, New Orleans, native and
for many years a resident Of tins coun-
ty. The author also wrote Anthony
Melgraye at the early age of nineteen.
Miss Undine Byrnes. Of this place,
has returned from Natchez, where she
had a delightful sojourn Of two weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Cato, Of Warren county, is at
present the guest Of Mrs. +. j. Smith,
st McCaleb.
Scutchelow has organized a base ball
club.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

Port Gibson, Miss, January 18th, 1893.
Messs H G. McLaun and Bernard Forster, Special Agents
s me pleasure recommend your company IN ne hgn-
est With u.s. the executors of the estate OF ohn
has been entirely honest and honorable 70 every respect m
;se and obioaon the first regular COM
nanv in which my father insured I would furtne STATE tna @ M
hort Going the rounds the effect that The Mutual LIE nSa m
money due the estate requested that we take our
rce instead IS entirely without foundation wnaeVer
the onv company several in which my father was insured % @
of and paid claim without expense to u.s. CONSIDER i"e ~
- e &C :, tbe VERY BEST companies in every respect
Executor of the Estate Of John p Taylor
4 ;rc,lated bv friends and agents Of other com
t The Mutual Life proves their inability to cope win inc
Oldest largest anu 49, f. 6. McLAURIN Special Agent
Port Gibson, Miss, january I7th 1894
II G. cacaurns Special AgZnfse The Mutual Life Insurance
Nrr nIss IT'S methods fully to the most advanced
: life take pleasure m yP9r
snops @ = the insunne public Respectfully J. W.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

An interesting calculation has re-
Gently been made public through
one Of the many publications of the
French Academy of Sciences. Tt is
to the effect that, taking into con-
sideration the wear and tear on the
solid land by ocean lashing, river
erosion and wind and weather, to
say nothing OF probable volcanic
action, the world will by The end oil
.he year 4,500,0 900 be completely
washed away, aud the ocean will
roll over the present foundations
of our great continenls.-London
Standard.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

Thou who singest through the earth,-
All the earth's Wild creatures hy thee
Everywhere thou marrest mirth;
Dumbly they defy thee
There Is something they deny thee.
Pines thy fallen nature ever
For she unfallen Nature sweet
Bot she shuns thy long endeav0r,
Though her flowers and wheat
Ihrong and press thy pansing feet.
Though thou tame a bird to love thee.
Press thy face 10 grass and flowers,
All these things reserve above thee
Secrets In the bowers,
Secrets inShe sun and showers.
Sing thy sorrow, sing thy gladness,
In thy songs must wind and tree
Bear the hctions Of thy sadness,
Thy humanity
For their truth Is not for thee.
Wait, and many secret nest,
Many q hOarded winter store,
VIII be hidden ON thy breast
Things thou longest for
Win not shun or fear thee more.
Thou shalt intimately lie
In the roots OF flowers that thrust
Upwards from thee 10 the sky,
With no more distrust
When they blossom from thy dust,
Silent labors Of the rain
Shall be near thee. reconciled
Little lives OF leaves and grain,
AL things shy and Wild,
Tell thee secrets, quiet child.
Earth set.frce. from thy fair fancies,
And the Art thou shalt resign.
Will bring forth her rue and pansies,
Unto more divine
Thoughts than any thoughts Of thine.
Naught win fear thee, humbled creature
There viii lie thy mortal burden,
Pressed unto the heart OF Nature.
Songiess IN garden,
With long embrace Of pardon.
There the truth all creatures tell,
And Gods will Whom thou entreGtest
Shall absorb thee there shall dwell
Silence, the completest
OF thy poems, last, and sweetest.
~. @ q. Thompson.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

The politician or candidate who
thinks there arc no Cleveland Dem
ocrats in Copiah county Is laboring un-
der an extravgant delusion. Abuse OF
the president may be defined as the
funeral knell of the candidate who will
indulge in II. The Signal is very anx-
ious to listen to the elucidation Of the
opposition to the President. There is
q suspicion lurking in the mind of this
paper that the party who undertakes
it creates an opportunity to make
himself ridlculous.-Copiah Signal.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

Mathes, the butcher, says that bis
black mare lost a portion Of IFS spinal
column some years since. which ac-
counts for tho deep seated cavity IN
her back. Ho had a canc iaserten in
stead Of the lost section of bone, but
being brought into use too soou after
the cane was inserted 1t gave way ana
left tho old marc in sad looking
plight. Her back continues sore Of
course, rs she has but littlo time to re-
cuperate, her owner being forced TO uso
her constantly. She is a town animal
aud is not under tho supervision Of
the humane society, therefore she viii
be compelled to paddle her own canoe.
-Tunica independent.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

The richest OF civilized people are
the English, with 81, 1855 per capita.
France follows with 81, f02, while
the United States has 81, ,029; while
by the sale Of their lands TO the gov
ernment some of the Indian tribes
are worth from s., 900 to $40, 900 per
cspita.-Ex.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

June johnson, leader of the Grip
pie Greek (Col. striking miners, Is
an Arkansas man, whose graud-uncle
was Richard NJ. Johnson of Ken
lucky, once vice-president of the
United States, while bis father was a
federal judge.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

Walsh hit 'em hard-that's right
clay on McDuff and Id be the
Democrat who first cries hold en-
ough p7-Greene County Graphic.
The lady who edits the Graphic is
good Democrat, but somehow or
other we did not expect her TO be
quite so emphatic.-Vicksburg Post.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

The King Of Water Mound Is tho
name given the largest gold nugget
ever found in Australia. Il was
found in 1896, and weighed 223
pounds and 4 ounces.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

In Siam and Aighanistan. where
the elephant is the chief beast Of
burden, an elephant load" is reck-
oned at two tons.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

Believe me, maidens, the whole
course and character of your lovers
lives is in your hands what you
would have them be, they shall be,
If you not only desire to have them
so, but deserve to have them so for
they are but mirrors in which you
will see yourselves imaged. If you
are frivolous, they will be so also if
YOU have no understanding Of the
scope Of their duty, they also will
forget II they will listen, they can
listen, Ito no other Interpretation of
il than that uttered from your lips.
Bid them be brave they viii be
brave for you bid them be towards;
and how noble soever they be +, they
will quail for you. Bid them be
wise, and they win be wise for you !;
mock at their counsel, and they will
be fools for you such and SO abso-
lutte is your rule over them. You
fancy, perhaps, as you have been
told SO ofted, that a wife's rule
should only be over her husbands
house, not over his mind. All,
no the true rule is just the reverse
OF that a true wife, in her husbands
house, is his servant it is in his
heart that she is queen. Whatever
OF the best be can conceive, it is her
part to be whatever of highest he
can hope, it is hers to promise ALI
that is dark in him she must purge
into purity all that isfailing in him
she must strengthen into truth
from her, through all the world 3
Glamour, he must win his praise ;
in her, through all The worlds war
fare, he must find his peace. -Rusk-
in.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

A.s.., Many Persons
eaio ~ oown from overwork or household
nspa. nf0wn's Iron Bifters
>aof ~ g'e syslem, aids digestion, removes ex-
~ cures malaria. Get The genuine
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15
LOOK OUT! liza
FII The FLIES and MOSQUITOES Are CDnippI
FF%P#F'S TO- EsRsseFgencY
by Securing
Bobinet Bars at Prices to SUIT the Times
KEEP THE sim OFF

KEEP THE SUN OFF
BY purchasing fine silk par
aSol t.............. orc
The largest line of black and
colored parasols in town
from 25c upwards.
We have the only styles in
MEN s STRAW HATS
at sc, 25c, soc, 75c and ST
Just received a new line of
MEMS NEoKwEARs.
Latest styles CT double 5ow-
at 25c, sold elsewhere at soc
Lawn Ties, embroidered, at Isc
SHIRTS.
200 Laundried Shirts at. 49,. soc
100 White Shirts, laundried, zsc
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Endorsement Of the MUTUAL LIFE


- PoLICX I0LDERS-
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+ DECORATED 6-room & bath fats, oil
light rovls. on vide street q entrance to park,
~nole~ than in The country, corner Park ave. \
s6th st. private M lis, .2s 10 13t; Hlso IN l2S a
1870 T.. s6th st. near Lexington ave, s?S to 3A
rooms 4 bah IN l2fI25l Park ave. near seth
81, SIS TO VI, a : & 9 rooms in lT9 L. ssth s.
corner sd ave. SI 10 i2l on libtlI st, Just ives
q ~cieYltci station. Nos 30j u 3il. 5 6 6 rooms
81" % SIG. aisU in ~272l.2T35 sth ave, 4 rooms
SO to 81. sCHNcQG. lTs L. 96,h 81.
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l.. a. LINDE,

lOs IVES, sab st, corner broadway. makes \ spe-
Cialty ~ teaching persons 10 dance who have at
tempted aud failed to learn vi other academies:
NltG and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught, afternoon and evening classes; c'asS
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge; open all summer,
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 Vest
lStii ~. -Four class lessons, -; - Lessons. -.
cor eCt waltz guaranteed IN q private lessons. with
music, 81: lady am gentleman %tenchers; popular
prices: send for circular: private lessons In the
waltz our specially. reception To- MORROW
EVENING": dancing SriO 10 IL: admission,
gentleman and lady. 600. open all summer.
MISSES aoNTGoMERYs School for Stage
DsncinE,' ais West 18th ST: ''Ssrpenttne, Z"
spanish and all stage dances.
OPEL L SuMMER-waitE and all fashionable
dances taught rapidly: circulars, KNICKER-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY, ~ West 18th,
sTAGE DANCING, 70 West alth st., O. constan.
stage; Ssssis Clayton. clArt. Wells and Ruby.
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n m 0aF I0a M has, been oved into Bsns quarters the junction of Brodway and sixth Ayenueat
Boarders Wanted.

One Tim, soc per line. Second TINA ma "
W.: Third and Subsequent 7Iu,<s ua ~ ~
No sstu charge on ssrndoes 49,
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Flats and Apartments to let.
IuntutnIanea-Ws., side.

sH'u'V'HHeu
18TH ST, e27.?2s w.-Three e. 'our light room7,
all Improvements. rents cheap: location nuc.
Janitor.
2is1'. 81, $50 W Elegant light apartments;
p~ruvemcnts; SIS, so Janitor.
:2p ST. 2ls w.-Richiy decorated. steam.heated
fats, S rooms & bath; ali improvements. SIS
jnnitor.
eth ST. 7oI w. large, light rooms. newly
decorated 4 papered 't to SIS.
3.n sr. lia W Floor 10 ie', In nne r'rar;
cheap REM.
sSp ST. t27 What's to let, G room. q bath
all Improvements. Inquire Of housekeepsr,
32D ST. :as Room q bedroom. 81 to 80. TO
respectable tenants. Room g.
33D ST. an w-Rooms apartments; respectable
colored people. Room s. $50 W. 3d o..
18TH ST, o W.
New house, . blocks from station; Z rooms a
bath; all improvements: finely decorated; a2l.
Janitor,
4con SfsT HMdssITs alhSH1aatis, %%SiM 1 .aa.
-Improvemc nts, Centra, Location
3STII ST. S5 W. between sth & 9th avesAApart.
ments Of 4 ; rooms. Jenitor on premises.
AID n. $40, a3i W. Elegant ais ali Improve.
ments: all light rooms: rent Cheap
4irm ST., 3ia ". ri hoor, 5 line large. rooms;
whshtubs, ranges; fine order; $40; good neigh
borliood.
9th ST, as w.-New brown stone, 3 a I nice
light rooms; good order: improvements: SIS,
VIZ. Janitor.
l5TH 81. S5s W. between sh q 9th ayes =
Handsome fats. I q S light rooms; decorated
ceilings; combination bath new houses: rents Sis.
ssa. Janitor.
18TH ST. SIS w-Attrartlve apartments. SIC. so.
$3.50; & rooms. nicely papered: wardro0es.
stationary tubs.
extra large; so. SO, si5; hoGsekeeper
b0TH ST, ?2e Wine parlor 4 basement; very
desirable for business or dwelling reasonable.
bOTH ST. 5S. 62g w.-beautitnl apartments: 5
n I rooms all Improvements: quiet house
rent IS to 81. Apply janitor on premises.
5?D ST.. 535. 535. b37 w.-Choice apartments. )
rooms: newly painted: nne house: $40. Si2.
SD 81. III n rs W. - I rooms: hot h cold
water; newly painted; rem, $l3 TO SIS. Apply
To janitor.
5sTH 81. 4A ". Elegant iiaht front apart
ment;, perfect order: bah; best Kept house
carpe,ed; $40. Jani,or.
GID ST. ~ W, = light rooms, good order, bath
improvements, 81 to $40. Janttor.
SD ST. 10, w.-Elesant l-room nat; bath; every
convenience; SIS. SIS; velve; cafpets see Janitor.
18TH ST, III w.-Desirable corner apartment.
fully furnished; 9 large, outside, cool rooms
bath s;vS sSn Ing river view; 'mm'd'" Wl Rs;ss,.I0n
ssTH ST., III. 1l3 WI rooms q bath; rent $50.
$40; free to July /. BARNETT q co.. . E.
126th st.
18th ST.. 1oI VS. rooms q bathroom. all light,
a.] sssatsai a %Sqald aoor. 81, ait , Siss' ao1 a't ssSi newly
lO3D ST., l5S-l6o w.-Flve 4 seven rooms: steam.
heated; rent $50, s35; free to July /. BAR.
NETT q CO.. Q T.. l2bth ct.
IOOTH sT. "a w, cor. 9th ave. Corner dat, &
outside rooms. bath. $13.
TOOTH ST. 81 w.-Nsw. eloan .. I room apart.
ments; park block; small families; si-3i7.
10TH ST., lO5 w.-6 rooms q bath: now dscorat.
Ing; private hall: near station: st. JAnitor.
lO2D 81. 1877 L 100 W. Elegant flats. . rooms
all improvements: rent $40 and upward.
10TH ST. 6 w.-Elegant 4th nat. 8 rooms, bath
steam heat; rent 327.
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UnfurnIshed-Wsst Side.

Unfurnlshed-Wsst Side.
AMSTERDAM AVE- corner 1893 g. : 9 rooms
cd \ G%lh; al, light nor ssg' e ,anl heai . las w, l III iIs st.;
steam heated. SOL. Lanilor. 81 ". lOlst ST.. or
SIMON, 70l Columbus ave-, near sath 1t.
BOLLEVARD, 1925 4 1850, near W. IlUth ST..
Flats. s rooms d bath; $50; take boulevard
cars 70 the door.
BROADWAY. l2H. 3lst G s2d sts.-s rooms &
bath. %carpeted; business or dwelling: Otis ele-
vator.
COLUMBUS AVE, 726-a & 1 rooms; ranges,
BOILERS, tubs, SC; janltor.
GtEENWICH 81. 626 Elegant Hight apart
o, 'RsGi' VIII pay mS SThiS,;: s aS% s 9aa'e ian iI%Rr'vr-
HoRATIo ST, "a 9Th ward-Fists OF rooms.
bath & all improvements, low rent.
r ST. bG-.lo.JO: 20 moor. front: J large
rooms Mr.. Campbell. janitor.
! WATTS ST, II. 10. 2i-To let, splendll apart
ments! rents cheap: location hnc. Jsnitor,
WAVERLEY PLACE, ls2-Elsgsnt broom mats;
all modern improvements: parlor floor, . rooms,
S@I Jan!tor,
4TH ST. 22G w-Neatly decorated mats: every
convenience: rents SIC 50 10 $40. JanItor.
S2S, $40: neighborhood unexcclled: improve
ruents; steam heated non station.
TIN AVE, 800. 800, corner 27h st -IIanlsomc
OATS, 6 rooms, hath. decorated, polished wood.
=" BECKMANN. 500 eth ave.
io1Il ST., 2as ", OH Ward Attractive 3 4 1
room apartments. all light; rent $40 M,
10TH ST. lGg W,-Elegant apartments Of , rooms,
newly painted q pGpered Tor small families
pRly; rent from 32 ia SIS. Janitur ur T..
M,chaeiis 4 Son. S. "a ave.
10TH ST.. 40 W,-HriSht & light apartments Of
= rooms each. all rOuns painted a ptpered;
low renal! for small families. See JanitoI.
ielH STt rs W. large, light rooms. newly pa,
pcTed. SIS to $50, basement $40. IiUusekcepsr.
10TH ST. 3l7 W. Sd ave- Flat. I large. airy
rooms newly painted; rent 81
I;TH ST., 34 W. rooms & bathroom private
hall; every Improvement, perfect order 81.
4 1.RI Hn 40 ~ kI
rooms, respectable family adults; SO; imms-
date possession.
nth ST. $50 to $40 w.-Ten mats. 4 rooms. re-
duosd rents; SIS 70 slsi all in~proyements.
! ioTH sT,, zB ", -EiesanE I'd i Sd OATS, o
! fooms through. nns ordsri private nslghbor.
4 hood; tnducemenL
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GUARA
OPEN l. SUMNER. teed In s private les
LADY ASSISTANTS. sons, with music. s..
HOSEA HIGGINS

OuR OWN OF DANCING,
iSs-l+O WEST 2sD ST.. near sh ave. ~ station.
81 monthly. Glasses NON. TUES. THURS, and
FRIDAY. 7,3o to 10, 30: private lessons 81: tickets
used al pupils convenience: beginners classes. 4
lessons. 81; quarter. "a lessons. s.: receptions
Webs, Sats first lessons private. Open all sum
mer. A, NJ, to II P, NJ.
FROM NEW YORK WORLDLY
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class lessora gives
Individual instruction In n room separate from the
general classroom. Dinident pupils hnd this
method a great advantage, 1t is not such a
ted GUS afair to LEARN how to dance. lie
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS. MAKING NO FAILURES. and hum
dreds OF former patrons bear willing testimony to
the fact: ard during the summer season this srad-
envy is thoroughly cooled by EDlSON's LARGE
All the requirements beIng, thus met. "OUR
OWN" seemH like the one 10 70 TO.
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m usteal.

WANTED * vocal instructor TO coach CoonI
lady jor concert WORK, Address 10 Court ~
Newark, N, J.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.


10TH ST, 15T =. Nicely furnished large
rooms. private house; near elevated; board
| OPTIONAL. moderate,
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l25TH ST., IL W.-Handsomely furnished doubis
rooms; every convenience; eIi board; nnezt
location; terms moderate, ~.
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CAMERA and trays 14xi7 viewing, sl5; "a frames,
= sxl0. few 5Ns, $40. BAKER, +l6H 9Th ave,
COMPLETE FURNISHED LAT .. rooms and
bath, very cheap. BERKMANN. 1910 ID ave-.
18th 81. station.
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pEsKS-Rolia. .booRkecpcrs', others; new. second
hand ofice counters, tables cheap. HAIR
BURGER, i5i Canal ST., near Hudson.
bEsKS-A i-fodt polished oak roll top desk for
$40, b!foot high, roll. solid OAK desk for SGS; the
biggest bargains In New YORK. EMPIRE DESK
CO, 'iO6 Broadway,
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&c TRUNKS REMOVED. est.
carried 10 ruums nee, Columbia Express, 100
West ;ith s., curuc" Broadway.
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GOOD HON with washing, Tor children. from Z
months TO Il years old, al 50 week. Call q
s0 v. 18th b. 4
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bath ST, 5S5 r. Nlccly furnished front
room. Sniiabi" for / or 2 gentlemen; private
house, reference,
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PATH ST, 81 W.-Redned Jew h family has
nicely furnished rooms to let, With or Without
hoArl fading Mount Morris Park. summer utrA
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BLIZZARD, pool and bagatelle tables; lowest
- prices. F.. ~FEDDERKE. factory. 1o2 Centre st.
BILLIARD and pool tables. all sizes, at auction
prices. ". H, GRIFFITH & CO.. l6 th ave.
BILLIARD & pool tables. every size; new, second
hand; champions cushion used.
BEREUTER, "a 80 ave,
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Sizes sinshF buying contents dwellings. fats.
dresses weountry. Call or address log West
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North OF tasth Street.

igGTII ST. s9 w,-Prettily furnished rooms:
hot q colo water. gentlemen preferred: con-
NeuleHt 'ulallon.
ia2p 81 VI -rurntshed room for / or ? gen.
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STFH ST. 80 W. Handsome rooms: near park
entrance; nice board very reason ~his: private
family hOmelike.
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BOARD at Erasmus Hall. Flatbush; large roou1t
fine lawn; shade trees, piaIzas: veFst tblo 4E<
den; take FiatbuAh ave. car a stop at u
Academy. lfTT
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c4TH ST, IA, 246 w.-Nicely furnished rooru1,
superior board; Si2 for ?; halls, 90. Sc.
PATH 81, 3l2 W. Pleasant front rooms; good
moderate. -
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnishsd- srookiyn.
$40, So, S..

All Improvements; private halls Is minute
to bridge 4 ferries.
7LINEs or CARS 4 ELEVATED
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6lST ST, 2S w. First class board " rooms;
table boarders; references; rooms without
10 ard. II
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nth ST. $50 TO $40 H.-Ten nats. Z rooms. re-
duasd rents sie 70 slsi all im~proysmsnts.
! 10TH SIT, AS ", Elegant I'd b Sd Oats, o
rooms through. nns order; private nslghbor.
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NEW BICYCLES At SECONDHAND PRICES.

BILLIARD, pool and combination tables: new and
. second hand; prices reduced.
e. So l.. DECKER. 105 East 9th st.
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FLOORS OF s & 6 rooms in single houses. be-
tween 59th a 6lst SITS. I'd ave. rents SIG to
S22, d. O'HARA, lli5 I'd ave.
FREE TO JULY 1-2230 ID ave. ll5th st. Floor
5rOoms, with improvements;h house locked Sl4.
HALF MONTE FREE-Elegant fats of 8 large
i'gnt rooms. perfect order. all Improvement,
rent s13; quiet house. Inquire %!anitor, IL Il
1929 ST.
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Edgar van shelves, showcases. mirror, cans.
appropriate 18th 81. "e' 'o'e''' 'e-oo'eS'
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SEVENTH AVE 0. near Lincoln place-Ail light
nat, 7 rooms 6 bath steam heat. ;eS

1t s.!+A y% ass; e !si rus u z;iisEf;sV,fs 's $lsa.! .
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2SrH ST., 322 W.-Large, small rooms. FUR
uished; all cOnvenienceS; folding bed closetss
running water; French cuisine: moderate.
The evening world., 1894-05-29

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The times., 1894-04-27
Shaftsburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. John OMorrow spent Sum
day with relatives and friends in this place
Jake Vanderwaker lost valuable year
ling colt last Tuesday. 1t got into ditch
in the pasture and was drowned--We
hear that we are to have new brick hotel
In place of the one burned. We hope SO
The Jason Bros. are at work to com
plete the erection of their new store and
will stock it with ready-made clothing in
the near future, so we are told-Frank
Deal and family are nicely settled in the ID.
Marsh house. He will have new stock OF
goods about May LIST in one OF Mr.. Shafts
stores-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harper got the
sad news Monday that their daughter, Mrs.
May Denver, of Texas had died very sud-
denly. II was dreadful shock to her aged
parents and they have the sympathy of the
entire community She leaves husband
and three children. besides fa,her, mother,
brother and two sisters in this place to
morn their loss.