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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-07-16

What has become of the June bugs?
1t Is aid that very few, or none,
have cen seen in the country this
summer. 1t is thought by some that
the severe weather OF last winter is re-
sponsible for their disappearance as
we'll as for the disappearance of the
blue birds. - Wadesboro Messenger
and Intelligencer.
That's a fact contemporary. I have
not seen a June bug this year.--Che-
raw Reporter.
But how about the Bug-Juice,
Decentralization Advertiser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14

!. y. Sclbrlgnt. Auctioneor.
- east Broad street corner First.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
OLD POINT COMFORT.
The Recent EIopenicnt-struck ny
Lightning.

OLD POINT COMFORT, August b
Cspec.al)-The clopement Of Miss sara
Kobbe. only daughter Of William ~
Kobbe. Third Artillery, and Mr.. samuel
II. Gresham. OF Norfolk, nephew OF the
late Secretary Gresham. has created quite
a fluiter at the post. where MISS hoppv
had resided for the past eight or zen
wears. IL appears that the young people
sIlpped of quietly Sunday evening by Inv
Washington steamer and were mhirieu 81
the oxford Hotel yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Gresham IS employed IN an insurance
office in Norfolk and is well known mere
Miss Kobbe Is a tai and graceiuI pIu-
nette and has always been very popular
al the post
terrific storm from the west came up
about o'clock last evening, accompanied
bv vivid flashes OF lightning. Many trees
lost portions Of their limbs ana Nessel7
in the harhor had struggle 10 keep from
going ashore. During its progress Hsh'-
ming struck the roof Of the new Cnamper-
lin Hotel over the dining-room. tearing Oh
"a section Of slate some 10 feet long 10y
about 2 feet wide. but fortunately DONG
no other damage. Had the building caught
five the flames would probably have Wipei
of everything outside Of the fori.
The work OF completing the ChamDeI-
lain Hotel Is now going forward III boou
shane. \ force Of carpenters are pu''ihS
I'm the doOr-frames. Wainsc''Hs' yum
ters. office fixtures, &c, while score o'
two Of plumbers are at work completing
~ healing apparatus and bathrooms.
Mr.. Kurerlo. Minister from JaHin. Win
t,ro NJ his suite. arrived from Washington
sunday. 10 get away from the heat OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
pEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CITY And COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE 4

FOR SALE. REST. AND EXcHANGn
HOUSES SOLD. BUILT. ana REPAIR
gD on monthly instllments.
MONEY TO LEND ou city ana suDur'
Ian real estate. ~ delay.
RENTS collected and LIBERAL advances
made. Apply flr Land Guide
GEORGE l.. CRAWFORD ( CO.
fel-FSI& Sc - n. 900 Banh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
THROUGH THE STATE.
THE NEWS PROM VARIOUS POINTS
IN VIRGINIA.
Democratic Nominating ConNe"'""
Called 10 Meet ut Niili"ms""'s-
~,r, x.v. yottings-A budget
from Chnriottesstiic.

WILL AySpt-RG. VA. August ID
eSpecial)-The Democratic chairmen from
The different counties in this House and
senatorial, district were in session for
anne time yesterday. Chairman Andrew
! Barnes presided. 1t was finally de-
Aided 10 issue "A call for convention.
D. be held at Williamsburg Thursday.
septomber 5th. at L NJ. at the court
house. when candidates for the Senate
ana House OF Delegates will be nomi-
mated The basis OF representation VIII be
on the gubernatorial vote Of 1893. and one
delegate to every 80 votes. or fraction
thereof over ..
Mr.. Il. II. Van Wrinkle left yesterday
for n ton-days' visit 10 his old home. De-
troit. Mich
Mir. Graham Bright Nichol. son Of Major
Nichol. OF Washington, is here on a
visit.
Or. James II. Moncure leaves to-day lor
q weeks visit TO the Fauouer n ,,l
where his wife and children are spehuihs
the summer . ,,i,,.
The recent school census for James ~
county shows the population by u'S''
between the age OF and q. 10 De '1s IVi-
lows: jamestown District. o. H.o'.
House District f25; Powhatan I lS'iie y,
slS. Total FOR the county. l''--a ia'iliis 'o''
OF thirteen from the census oi NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
PROTECT THEM FROM CRUELTY
work of the society Last Nont"-
Ncxy Members Elected.

The monthly meeting Of the Soc'e.S
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
was held in the socicty's Office last hlsh''
with Mr. William O. owens presiding III
the absence OF DR.. wood, who Is at the
White Sulphur Springs.
The report OF Agent Taylor Tor me
month OF June showed that siXty-hlhe
cases had been investigated-as folio"S'
Horses and mules destroyed, o. HORSES
and mules sent TO stable, -; dogs 1e-
stroyed. 10; cared for by agent, .; com
plants about drivers. !: complaint 10
owners about condition OF horses, - cats
destroyed. /. overloaded teams. .; cats
cared for. /; admonition given, = COWS
destroyed, -; fined in the court Tor efutl
driving. g.; starving horse to death' J.
no cause for complaint. ..
Mr.. w. J. Carter. Of Manchester ana
Mr. :. y. CHM. OF this city. were elect
I'd members.
The agent reported that ne was par
ticularly attentive 10 teamsters duflhs
the hot weather. and that ne was also
watching with a great deal OF dlhSehce
the calves and other small STOCK nat
came I'm over the railroads and are not
always treated with that care ana KIM
ness prescribed by the Society TOT the
Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Richmondcrs Wed I'm Washington.

NJ. Fred W Laiimer ana Miss Fannie
Latouche. both of this city, went 10
Washington on the excursion last sun
day. AMI were unit n ia marriage there
fCuche left her nome. saying she would
take a walk. but not returning AFTER sew
oraI hours. inquir - we're made. and u
was found that she mad taken the train
FOR the national capital with Mr.. latimer.
and accompanied by gentleman and
lads who are friends u the families.
Monday morning they were married 10
Washington. returning 20 this city yes
to-day morning. EXCEPT for the you'h on
tho couple there was not The slightest OBJ
jecti0n % the marriage
Mr. Iatimsr D. the son ~ Nr. George
I.8tincr. he W-ll-knOWu druggist. and
Miss Latouche j. The laughter Of the late
John Iat1uchc. the merchant tailor.
Charles T.. Evans ana Emma Green. Of
ri ,hmoni were also married IN Wash
IN ytJn on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
NEWPORT NEWS.
A Fatal Finsh-'Iisrinccd CONN
depce-Trind s0 Drown Himself

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August H.
,speciall-Durius an electrical storm yes
tsriay Afternoon a valuable cow Oelons-
iu- 70 w. II. Abdeu. who resides n
I.akoville. a suburb Of this city. was killed
Us lightning The animal was ued
10 a cedar-tree. which was first struck
bv the electric fash. The tree is situ-
a;ed within a few feet Of the house OF
William Bawsell. members OF whose iah-
ny were slightly shocked.
\ meeting o. the School Board n war
wick county Will be held at old Warwick
courthouse Tomorrow. for the purpose
of settling accounts for the year ne
total amount disbursed In Warwick
county during the fiscal year ending
July 30 lss5. was SI5.f37S9. divided as fol-
lows: Newport District. N2,SD@' Den
beish District. Sl.20.1i; Stanley District.
si.si6s7. The School Board Of Newport
District VIII meet az the courthouse. III
this city. on Thursday, August "a. ior
the purpose Of electing public school
teachers FOR the next session.
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
John Mitchell (colored), who. for some
time has been janitor Of the BraXton
building. was convicted I'm the Police
Court yesterday afternoon Of stealing
from the tenants OF me buii4!hS. anu
sentenced 10 six months imprisonment
in JAN y great dea, u confidence was
placed I'm Mitchell by the tenants up 70
the day of his arrest
John Brocliu ocoloreD attempted to
drown himself in James river yesterday
afternoon while intoxicated. He was re-
strained and locked up by some colored
men. who SAW him jump into the water.
IN the Police Court this morning ne
was fined 81 and costs for drunkenness.
NOTES.
Intelligence has been received by Rev.
Z r. clifford. pastor OF the First Pres
hyter.an church. Of the death OF his
grandmother. Mrs. Leah 5. Taliaferro.
Shs died yesterday afternoon at the
residence OF Dr. Taliaferro. in Gloucester
county.
Tn Chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Kanawha arrived here this morning from
Liverpool
Mss Carrie RatcuGe. Of Ashland. IS
visiting Mrs b. W Davis. in this city.
c. 4. Kent. Jr.. secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, left this
morning for q weeks stay at his old
home. in Leesburg.
Miss Mary Power. who has been visit
ing her brother. Frank O. Power, in At
lanta. returned home this afternoon.
Mrs. D. v Iseman. OF this city, Is visit
ing relatives in Richmond.
". II l.. Kent left yesterday for a trip
70 Canada.
G. II. Lee is visiting friends in stamford,
Conn.
Misc Lola Baker. Of Portsmouth. is
visiting friends IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
WHAT JUDGE WITT MEANS.
He VIII Take Away the Licenses Of
yioIaters After september Goth.

Il an nos prepared 10 answer your
question concerning the significance Of
the order requesting the saloon-keepers TO
appear before Judge ;. y. Witt about
September nth" said Chief-of-Police
Howard 70 d Dispatch reporter yes.er-
day evening.
The chief went on 10 say that Judge
Witt had In his Office yesterday morning
stated that IL would be useless for the
police officers 20 do their duty in report
ing these saloons. which keep open on
Sunday. only 10 nave the courts line the
yiolat0fs SO and let them 90. The Judge
declared that the better class II bar
rooms were row closed on the Sabbath,
ard that the Others would have 10 obey
the law. also. lie closed his remarks
upon this subject by saying in emphatic
terms that he proposed 10 take away the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
THE POLICY PLAYERS SENT on.
Two Snloon-Wrn Aiso GO 10 the
Jury-Othcr Gases.

Albert Smith. a notorious crapNhooter'
was I'm the Police Court yesterday. charged
with maintaining a house for gambling
purposes. officers Werner and Foikes
raideI the place Monday night. and dis
covered thirty or NOR negroes clustered
around Buck SpoitswoOd, who was act
lnc as croupier. There was stampede
as soon as the officers Effected theiE rn-
france. and only two 81 the men were
arr steI. smith set up tie plea That ne
was not present. but the case was ceru-
fed o. the grand jury, nevertheless. james
Taylor was also sent 10 t,.c grand jury
for promoting policy-game. He was Ie-
tecteI ia n act Of writing ticket. The
uarauhernalla attached by the poIcemen
Included two dream-books.
Alexander Willis was sent % the grand
iurv for throwing q brick AZ Annie VIII
liams. which caused her serious bodily
harm. The cause OF his hCstl demon
stratiOn was Jealousy.
george Edwards and Mary knight were
fined 81 each for m.slemearOr. 7 he jus
tice promised % remit the fine II they
would speedily become man ana wife,
and the ceremony VIII be performed IN
cal.
Robert Robinson and Adolph Otto were
fined So each aud sent on % the grand
jury for keeping their bar-rooms open on
sunday.
=. Kelly was also up on tn same
cha.ge but t1e case was continued,
through the absence from the city OF
Kelly's counsel. Mr.. L. -. Wenienburg.
Budd Lewis was sent on 10 the grand
Jury. charged with breaking into Euquis
bar-room and stealing 50. wis said
that he simply went 20 the bar 70 get
drink. 4 negro woman living in the rear
Of the house said that she saw him come
out Of Euquis place carrying package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
state Dental Association.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". VA,
August 3-(SpecialD-The Nirgina State
Dental Association convened here to-day
in its twenty-sixth annual ssiOn. Or. II.
Wood Campbell. Of Suffolk, Va. presld-
ing. After the call OF the roll and the
reading Of the minutes Of the last session
the association sent a telegram Of sym
patty 10 Mrs. ". H. Gingrich Of Norfolk.
whose late husband was one Of the most
distinguished and beloved members Of the
association The discussion Of the report
Of the Committee on Prosthetic Dentistry
Was very interesting. consuming the whole
Of the afternoon session. The business for
wednesday will b. the address Of the
president and reports 81 the other commit
tees. The number Of members In attend
ance is most encouraging. and large addi-
tions from West Virginia and N!rginii
are expected tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Methodist sunday-schocI society.

mo reri.lar monthly mo.ti1g % me
Methodist Sunday-S-hool society OF kch-
mond was held a. Clay-StTcet Ncth,Hist
church on sunday afternoon at % COCK,
tho chair. & T. Ralv. secretary. After
singing By Clay-Street school Rey; }. r.
Lumpkin lei IN prayer MI. W .
Smith. superintendent Of Cidy-Ste.t
school. made a good report q the condl-
ton and prospects Of the school. which
was very encoura ring. In consequence
Of the warm weather and the numb r
OF persons absent from the CITY Hlls
school. like many others, has smaller
attendance during the summer. Mr
smith made a short. but interesting adj
dress on the important work Of the sun
day school and the need Of consecrate,l
teqchers. IL was followed by Mr. T.
L. u. Walford. who spoke of the power
Of united effort in the work Of the Lord.
The following is q summary Of sup T.
intenlents' reports for July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Death Of Mr. Il. &. HoJrnn.

Mr. 4. 9. Rodman. the well-known
travelling salesman. who's. illness bad
been noted several times 10 the Dis-
patch. died az 81 O'Clock last night -
his residence. 40 lts Floyd avenue. He
SICK f0f several months
Mr. KoGman vas about = years o.d.
ami had been resident " this city for
many years. IL married Hiss Guild OF
Petersburg ami r. survived by lis wife
ami one daughter Mrs @. -. Sayag
OF Portsmouth. Mr. Rodman was gen.
tl,uan u genial temp erament. ana had a
wide circle II friends. iie was w 10 the
time ~ his illness travelling Tor King *
Co. = Columbia. "a.
The arIang ments FOR the funeral had
not nntn IlnLe Ll.f n.Ehf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
should nnNr speedy Trials.

The st0newaH club. No 8. Lyceum
League of America. net Monday niSni
with President r. ". LauehtOn. OF Lyui+l-
ana. IN the chair After me r-suiaf
routine business the programme FOR the
evening was taken up. Mr. Arthur >
Crawford read an excellent essay on tnr
Yellowstone Park which was hleAl5
entertaining. The question kesoiNel.
That all criminal cases should o. gwen
A more speedy and impartial trial. than
j. now customary In Nirsnla. Me,srs
=. H. Courtney and y. Z. CFa"fof1
represented the affirmative m an aDle
and r. Morgan Shepherd argued IN the
negatlge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
NORTH STATE NEWS.
no IMPROVEMENT IN THE CoND'-
T,o> OF SECRETARY COKE.
Drowned While EndcnvorinE' I"
saxcaYoung Lady-s,ii n, Large
Raleigh and street Inpf"'
Other Notes.

RALEIGH. y. C.. August l3-'Spe-
ciall-The condition Of secretary -oi-
state coke shows no Improvement 10
day. 1t il regarded as critical. lis tenn
perature last evening was 100. lhere was
a consultation OF physicians this morn
ine.
Several wealthy persons are here to-uaS
considering the matter Of purchasing ''i'
Panacea Springs. near Littleion.
After a quarrel about the title TO some
land two white men IN Davidson county
followed and attacked Thomas 'u''y'
and cut him in many places with Aiii'es'
DROWNED.
Hammitt Swing was drowned yesterday
while trying 20 save Mss Ga-hhore.
They we're trying 10 cross a shaky Drluse'
n. iumped out TO hold the horse. IN
excited animal backed over the eHge
and fell twenty feet into tn creek then
twenty feet deep. and was drowned. S'ss
Baltimore caught Swing by the nech a.
s,on as ne Jumped in after her. Then
VIII Headrick went to the rescue anu
saved her. Swing sank and reappeafed
only once. .ho
Work has stopped two weeks at the
hoslerv-mills a Charlotte In order thdt
new machinery may be put IN.
IN no county ia the state is there any
tack Of advance in some kind Of manu-
features. 3D..
nm. Tnlman spoke at Concord to-day
no A great crowd Of Populists.
Fine rains fell last night ana nave
ss,.eI the corn crop and ensured great
yield. ocr
Marshall cain. who shot and killed his
h-0ther In Davie county. Is still ~ large.
When IL was attempted 20 arrest him be-
hold the crowd back wiki his sun smoking
revolver and walked away.
The people OF this city VIII probably ne
soon called on again 70 vote on the iues-
tion Of the issue Of street imprOv ment
bonds Two years ago the proposition
WIS overwhelmingly voted down. Money
is needed. The city's debt is only s3i9vl'.
Major W &. Troy, of Fay tteville, Of
the revenue service, who was paralyzei
last week. is better
Mrs. Mary Gordon Lewis wife OF Dr.
Richard II. Lewis. OF Raleigh. died here
this afternoon OF typhOid-tever. after I'VE
weeks Illness. Her brothers M"ssfs.
Arfn.stead Gordon and James Lindsay
C;ori0n-were with her IN her last mo-
ments. She was widely known in North
Carolina society and was greatly esteemed.
she Was granddaughter ~ The late
.Jude. Daniel. Of Halifax county y. 9.
Adiutanf-Gcneral Cameron received a
telegram this afternoon from Mayor Gray,
~ Winston. saying an vas quiet thefr.
The authoriti.s here DO not appear 70
auticipate any further trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
4 Matter of Surprise.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August b
fSDecial 1t has lust been learned here
that the Democratic county charm n
Of this legislative and senatorial district
met Al Providence Forge last SATURDAY
and settled upon the time ana place Tor
,he convention which viii nominate can
diJates for the House OF Delegates and
The Senate Williamsburg was selected
a. the place. and THURSDAY. September
sth as the time for the COW nt.On.
Inst vyhv the charm n did not announce
Inc result OF their meeting. or even that
a meeting had been held, is not known
Leaders OF the party here were ignorant
OF such a meeting until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
Reply TO =.
RICHMOND. VA. August -. 1926.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch.

RICHMOND. VA. August -, 1895.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch.
I see by your issue to-day a corresponds
ent signing himself T. SAYS w Vs. T.. is
wrong again" He refers 10 ms brief lrt-
ter In reference % .he I.uuNnburs cas- Fra.
What the second wrong if ] nave 30 idea.
but that I an right ia the ease merti. u-
ed is proved hy the late ma s-meat'uy
held I'm that county md reported in your
issue Of to-day. What would Judge Nitt
Zcus Of NCr.Clk ds10uncng the admins
tration Of Law in Richmond and .mand-
ing rcheaiiug ara reversal OF a jury
decision hero; u Richmond shall under
and woman. white luI black. decided in
the 100 counties W tto state We Wiil
soon have bankrupt treasury and "a
fatal hostility 90 our c.fy throughout the
whole state "Atie1i well 90 your ODn
business" is an excellent motto.
" W T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
DEATHS IN .LBETARLE.
Mrs. CordeIia Borum. of Norfolh-An
Eccentric Character.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. August
1g.-(Special)-Mrs. Cordel!a Borum died
last night at "Ridgeway,' the residence
Of Mr.. J. NJ Lyman. near Charlottesville.
she was native Of Norfolk. and d sis
ter Of Mrs Lyman. About two weeks
ago Mrs. Borum fell while walking On
the lawn. iracturins her hip. She never
recovered from the effects of the acct
dent. Her funeral took place at . O'Clock
this afternoon.
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock The
remains VIII be taken 20 Norfolk. She
leaves a husband and a number Of grown
children.
All. Kirby died Saturday evening. in
Buckeyeland. aged over ~ years. He
was a shingle-getter by trade. and one
Of the most eccentric characters in the
county He was distinguished as being
the father Of triplets. all boys who srew
10 manhood. Two Of them were killed
while hunting op0ssums one night By
having a tree fan upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Tearing Down the Old Church-Pro-
fe~.or Minors Successor.

ARLOTTESVILLE VA, August
lg.-(Special)-The work Of tearing down
the ola Christ church building Will begin
Tomorrow. \ handsome edifice. 10 cost
$500. VIII be erected in It's stead. The
last services were held in the old church
on Sunday.
\ committee OF five-Messrs. NJ. c.
Thomas. L. a King. J. W MAY. Roy X
Flanagan, and ". r. Carter-has been
pppointed BY the Baptist Young People ;
Union To consider the adsisability OF hold
ing 2 district rally here some time In Sep
TENDER Delegates from all the unions IN
the district will DE invited. as Will also 4
number Of prominent speakers and the
pastors and repres natives from the
churches OF the Albemarle. Potomac. and
shiloh associations
WOODMAN CAMP.
Locust Camp. Woodmen Of the World
was successfully organized last evening
by Sovereign r. @. Barlow. % Atlanta.
The eNercis : took place in the hall Of
Central city Council. Junior Order Ameri-
can Mechanics. The ceremonies are quite
pretty and impressive The following OFF,
Gers for the ensuing year were elected
&. NJ. Brand. consul commander; +. :.
Pool. adv.ser-leutenau;. c. W. Prrley.
banker: ". Il. Rucker. escort: ". +.
Roberts. clerk: + +. MarkwOOd. watch
man: J. b. Norris. sentry: ). u. Miner.
4. d. Shackelford. J. y. Periey. mana
gers: W. r. McConv.lle. comprehension
j. u. Via. past consul commander.
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
J. ?. Maupin was lodged in Jail yes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
They Caught u thousand Fish.

on Thursday afternoon a party Of gen
tlenien from Richmond went down 10
N st Point. and there took The steamer
Elm City D.. Mob Jack bay. Where they
hsaed fcT TWO and d half days. catching
ever l.gu fine L-l. Their biggest haul
party were Messrs. ; rye l.. BidgOod,
Henry Greener. ". H. Tatum. Henry
Parsons. @. II. Taylor. s. /. Haynes. J.
Il. Th0mps3n - J. Haynes. Henry
zarl.1g. " FlW-rs. 4 -. Hagemau,
.. A. Hawkins. T.. w. HAWKINS. and
Rev n 4. Hagby 80 this city. and
Mcs-rs Theodore Courtney ". r. Nc
George. AMI Wilson Wake, OF King and
Que county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, THAT VERY DEsIRA-
BILE DWELLING. No. 3ls south Laurel
street. containing six rooms. and situat q
In most desirable neighborhOod Rent
reduced 10 81 per month.
j. Il. ELAN 81 co,
Phone Dt lll3 east Main street.
au lO-iNt
FOR RENT. THAT LARGE. con-
PORTABLE THKEE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. 1915 east Clay street cou-
tanning IL rooms with eli the modern
improvements.
JOHN T. GODDIN 4 co.
Real Estate Agents.
au ii-Su& WI