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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-OR SALE-BY OWNER. THE MOST
dt sirable moderate price horse In Wash
ington, l314h to 1322 WaIlach pl.: always open.
r. B. PYLE, corner 9th and SITS Phone 1880
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FOR RENT-BY JAS r. SHEA, 6s2 PA AVE n w
eos East Capitol ST, II rooms. anil. $500
b12 9th ST.. s.w., 10 rooms. ami. .........r 80
401 Q st. s.e., rooms, ami. .............2 %
403 y st. Sc, Z rooms, ami. ESQ
321 10y st. s.w., 8 rooms ami. 1880
1910 d ST. ne rooms, ami ........... 1850
Pill q st. NV, rooms, water. &c. ....... 1880
461 st. s.w. 9 rooms. water, &c.......... 1890
Ats st. s.w., rooms, BATH &c. 1890
637 q st. Sd, rooms, water. &c. 1900
233 st. s.w., 5 rooms water. ............. 1900
no23-tf
FOR RENT-Iaso AND 1872 9Th ST. NV. EACH
10 rooms and bath; 904 ct. NV. rooms and
bath; Sol East Capitol ST., rooms: also tns
stores. with dwellings, 20l2 14th st. and
10th and L sta. NV all splendid neighborhoodA
Inquire Of FRANK 7. BROWNING.
au22-tf 416 9Th st. NV.
FOR RENrLTO CoLoRED TENANTS, ROOMS.
separate communicating in the Stanton, 10th
rear ST.; s. so to Sc each; references required.
no2l-tf II. l.. RUST. COS 14th ST. NV.
1s4S Wyoming ave l902 NV. sr. 49,. $50
NV I5r ....... sT5 90 1906 9th NV, Sr. =. .27. so
2l6 d NV, 12r. 80 IS I'LL G NV, Or %. 50
1924 9th NV, ST. .2i50 16 ne, Or. 20
2206 9TH NV, Or. $500 1916 I'd NV. Or. 1900
1607 Sd NV, SD S23-29 18th, Or, ca 1880
nois-im CHAS ". HANDY. Clio 18th NV.
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FURNISHED.
bet 18th and 18th r av bet 18th ct
SITS: with stable $500 and Conn ave. .150
NJ bet 14th and 18th 800 av and 18th st. .150
18th st bet K and L. 300 Cor Goth and SITS. $50
av 4 18th st .266. 81 Jefferson ri bet Conn
Conn ave: go F st bet lIth&ISth. .l25
y st near Conn ave, go 10th ST bet and p
ST with stable nov. $50 Cor Goth and sts.. i2s
Conn av bet N and Corcoran st bet 18th
AZ bet i.;h and cor SS as's $, bet iitS -
18th s is; $50 St and H ar.i;; ITO
=, e lei 10th and 80 5s.h ST : bet rse 100
18th st bet ii and . st and Z 0s' .n 100
with stablel. -. 200 18th st bet av
BET ana h 10th ho st bet and u: iSS
per sas 81 and
N s. bet l1h and 18Th st bet st and
,e.S 5. bet and is'o' 81 Ssi iita3is,h 50 s
SITS, with stable .I6G 67 I'd floor on II ST bet
Conn ave bet and 18th st VT av:.. 80
IS SITS; log. 81 2 rms. Sd floor. 7o4
st bet aisi&22i. .iso ' and SITS ne. @ 40
FURNISHED FLATS
4 rooms and bath On = St bet lith and I2th.. ..s7s
U St bet 18th and 10th SITS:
rooms and bath. LIST floor. 100
rooms and bath. % sd aS9s ......-.......loo
Ills G ST. Sd floor. for business or dwelling :. s25
Desirable store next to corner Conn ave and
" OFFICE ROOMS.
once rms I'd noor 7oi rms, Sd floor. 20.
l.as ID door 1908 T.: 5s' St; o mach rooms 'a'
IA a'.'.-.''.''' s 80 g n00F LILO Il ST. rs
Stable in 50 bet L. NJ. 18th and eIst SITS. :. 5000
Stable in So bet L n. 10Th and 2lst sts 90
stable stable bet be, p LII and 1s sn
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR Of
F1cE FOR PERMITS APPLY n1 TO ,ouxsrox
no15-tf 1903 Pa. ave.
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.


FOR -FuRNIsHED-wEI.L WORTH con-
s:derins- Imposing double corner house go feet
'front.'; Mt. Pleasant; large and halls;
fully and elegantly furnished extensive library;
horse, carriage and stable included. OwAer pro-
poses to rent to careful tcnant for $S25 per
IT Month WA A H s 9s Rs e c ,4 81
FOR RENT-FURNISnED-C CORNER HOUSE; 8
home for :, family w:,h chii-an; convenient ito 10
on premises. is5s VI; ave. - N ''''"i noaaat. S
FOR RENT-FINELY FURNISHED DOUBLE
light brick; l iOo Mass. ave., near Thomas Cir
newly painted and Germsted; large drawing and
dining rooms; furniture end draperies gnexc.llc,I;
KELLEY, Room ~, Ats rtic building, $3.50 F
st. NV. no29-3t
FOR RENT-FURNISIIED-W AXE AUTHORIZED
the late Mr.. Justice strong. The house is a
double one and contains IS rooms. Including
residence for judge. or foreign minister. A good
stable on the rear of lot. For terms and permit
oo., FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
n29-3t 1+O6 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-CHOICE LIST SELECT FURNISHED
mem no '' saorSi'snt ' prices sD' S' a. sWASS $50
FOR -FURNISHED-12 MD. AVE. Ne;
ami: newly papered and painted; $40 for SEES
sion; s6o per mo. by the year. no2s3t'
FOR RENr-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RESI-
Heights: complete In every particular 10 rooiis;
attlcr: fine stable; horse and carriages. Apply
- to OWNER, ON PROMISES. no27-6t'
FOR RENT = FUR COMMoDIOUS HOUSE
Cooke place. Georgetown in perfect condition;
spacious grounds hest neiglbOrhood: moderate
rert. b. IL. ROBERTSON 1i1O G ST. no27-3t
FOR RENT-cOs n. J. AVE, ADJOINING CAPT.
toll grounds; beautiful antique furniture; par.
rec. hall, din. rm. and kitchen on first floor; u
bed rms. and baths: heated by steam: just the
horse for member; only 500 per month WIN.
c. NORRIS, COT I: tn ST. no27-3t
FOR RENT-A BROOM B. W. B.: ALI. MOD
imp; 2O4 d st. NV; just the thing for renting
boarding house: rent reduced.
GEORGE II. BLISS CO.,
no27-3t G33 L st.
FOR REMITTANCE DOUBLE HOUSE ON WELL
Ing st. near 1ith just top the hill; 20 rootis
all very handsomely furnished: wide verandns:
STABLER McREYNOLDS, Agents, 14l0 q at.
noS6-6ts
FOR RENT-FUR.. LARGE AND DESIRABLE
dwelling. with stable, 1122 Vermont NV.
opposite the Portland; will be leased on reason
able te,ns to desirable tenant. TYLER RUTH
ERFORD 1907 + st. NV. no25 Ct
FOR RENT-FUHNISHED- CLIFTON ST.. Co
lumbia Heights: new. modern house; 10 rooms 2
baths; hot water heat cabinet mantels; sns
logs; electric lighting; electric bells: billiard
table; fully md handsomely furnished; $40 per
month; com. TO agents. Apply to OWNER. on
the promises. no25-4Ot
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FURNISHED HOUSES
r av and Scott cir IN near 18th. Tor. l23
Gle, l3r, .b & 400, or Kenrsaw and
18th mr. y, pa, 3b. $50 18th ST. Tor. 100
+ mr. 10th, l3r & sta 3D0 r 10th, I2r. LOO
S and lg,h. l5r. ZOO I'd near A nc, H.. NJ
10th near Il. ir&s. lis Caroline 18th. 80
Q 22d. lar, %. l5o
Elegant rooms in Sun Desirable rooms, ATTAIN
building rreproof, from tic Coast Lane build
so TO 500 each. Ing" all front ard
OIL + NV. Sd q. q. $3.50 nrcproor. from $40 10
40 Ia $40 & 10 S35 each.
C3J + st nw-.....-....5
STORES
1923 Conn ave. :. $500 603 r st 3d. d
IOI6 Conn 40 % 2l7 Ind o. 20
1920 Conn ave. 300 NE II and
1914 Sd. sto & 1Sr. 1900 w st tf6Ils).
1927 18th NV. eel. sc. 90 sI3 Nd ay ........H
21i 9th ST 5000
STABLES
1892 Mass ave, rear 10 co l24s Sth NV. $50
NOS Il. y. HOL1LMAN. 10th and NV.
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FOR RENT-FUR. AND UNFUR.-
Elegtly fur NV. lar. $50 1916 18th NV, 11r. ST5
Cap Hill, richly FIR. = 1918 18th 80
1911 II av, fur, Tor. 80 i723 Pa av, Sr. 30
20I0 NV, 9r........2s i07 4th ne, Or. 20
2Oi NV, Tor. 80 Sto 2ol0 II NV. .......14
1882 3ith NV, Or. .-..-25 IA 10th sw. 10
fr. hs.. Sr, Whitney ave. bet 9&lo sts. $40 ca.
his. Iangdon. ST., l So depot, 81. 30 ca. Number
of houses for colored tenants. +. +. NR0oMAN d
Co. business and Real Estate Exchange, 1919 ST.
noes 3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-29

FOR RENT-OR SALE-A LARGE LIST OF
houses In vicinity OF Dupont Circle. ranging from
$40 to 500 q month, both furnished and unfur-
nished. II. L LONGSTREET, Dupont circle.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR REET-TwO BEAUTIFUI. BROwN-STONE
houses; rooms; ST. NV; low rent; $50 month.
Handsome house; 10th st. near Dupon. Circle,
at very low rent; $50 month.
Beautiful horses; 14th St Thomas Circle;
In perfect order; SEQ month.
Two beautiful houses n. 81. near Conn. ave;
just put In perfect order: $50 month.
Two comfortable houses: rooms and bath;
18th ST. and \. H. ave-; S17 month; low rent.
Apply CHARLES EARLY, COB lith st. NV
no23ode1O
FOR HENT- IL ne. lorSb. -. so 90
1922 10Th NV. 10r&b. .s65 1897 9th NV. sr&b. 81
E So NV. Tor; .;;;6i ss, NV, lo7&b. 81
1887 18th NV llr&h. IS $40 st NV, Ilr&b. Sc. 50
au2 Del av me- Tor. 90 1919 VI av NV, Sr .27.50
1900 18th NV, l4r&b. 200 80 9TH sc, 90
1122 VI av, l3r, fur. 25o 9l4 Mass NV, 1lr&b.75
no22it' TYLER a. RUTH IR%ORD 1907 st.
Fon RENT-1I25 10TH ST. NEAR MASS. AVE.
NV; handsome 3-story double brick dwelling OF
Il rooms, with every convenience; bath rooms:
porchea on every floor: large stable. THOS. ].
FISHER & Co. 1894 r st r.w. sel2-tf
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

[valdossa (Gs.) Tlmes.l

Valdossa (Ga) Times.
.Mr. b. w. Bentley, the leader Of the
enterprise, returned = few days ago
from Cincinnati, whore he purchased
the necessary apparatus aud employed
two experts to superintsnd the curing
and packing of neata The plant pur-
chased will cure fifty hogs day, will
dry out 100 pounds of lard in two
minutes, and prepare eighty pounds
of sausage in four minutes. The plant
will be operated by and under the
management of the ice company, hence
the temperature In the curing rooms
can be kept down TO the requisite de-
degree at = minimum cost. All the
modern improvements for keeping
the establishment clean and sweet, for
burning foul gases aud destroying the
offal, will be utilized. The company
proposes TO turn out sugar cured
hams, breakfast bacon, smoked
shoulders and jowls, dry salt meats,
picked pigs feet and tongues, lard
head cheese, sausage, liver puddiugs
aud all ether pork products, aud
promises that each product shall equal
IN quality the bss produced BY any
other establishment"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so.popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. All who have used Elec-
trio Bitters sing the same song of ofpraise.
A purer medicine does not exist and 1t
is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove
pimples, bolls, salt rheum and other af.
fectations caused by impure blood-will
drive malaria from the system. and pre-
vent as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Price 90 cents and $l.00, at
A. B. Flnlay & Co.'s.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05
lelf Congratulatlon.

One of the most remarkable feat
ures Of the Christmas just passed was
Its comparative freedom from drunk
enness and rowdyism. Despite the
fact that the town was thronged for
many days with people Of all classes,
that a greater volume Of business was
transacted than in any Christmas for
years past, aud that the traffic in IL
quor both wholesale aud retail, was
very large, there was not single in.
stance Of riotous condact, net . single
fight, not case OF outrageous drunk
enusss. 1t is very doubtful If any city
Of the size of Grssnvills anywhere
could show such q record. Undoubt-
edly there we're many who INDUCED
too freely In the flowing bowl, who
looked too long upon the red wine, or
tarrisd too aifsctionately with the art
ful and deceptive egg ncg but they
kept their experience to themselves.
Even the negroes took their Christmas
in good nstured and SELF respecting
manner. II any evidences Of indul-
gsnce we're seen they took the form
Of harmless fun, good natursd hilarIty,
or In offensive foolishnsss. The fact
IL that drunkenness has fallen into
disrepute in the community. A man
who desires TO retain his own self re-
spect and that of bis fellow townsmen
cannot afford to jeopsrdize 1t. Green
vile makes no protense to excessive
morality, or pbsrisaicsl righteousness,
bat 1t 10 working out Its own saliva
tion, morally and temporarily, and
will average up pretty we'll with any
city ofits size.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05
FIFTa ANNUAL REUNION.
fAe UnIted Confederate Veterans to
Meet In Jackson, January n.
HD'QRs. MISS. DIV. o. C.V. !

HDiQRs. Miss. DIV. u. c.. VI
JACKSON, Miss. Dec 81, 1894
The Major General Commanding
announces that the Fifth-Annual r.
union of Confederate Veterans, Mis-
sissippi Division will be held in this
city January 20 aud 2S, 1898. The
basis OF reprsntation from each Camp
VIII be oHe delegate for every twenty
members In coed standing and one
delegate for fraction of ten, provld-
ed every Camp in good standing
shall be eutitled to two delegates.
Confederate veterans Of all arms,
grades and departments, are cordially
invited to be present at this reunion.
The Commanding General expresses
the hope that renewed interest will be
taken in the Association, aud that
each Camp will send full representa-
ton.
End. The Commanding General
ealls attention TO the unpaid dues OF
some OF the Camps in the state, aud
requests such as are In arrears to for
ward same with complete roll Of their
members at once to Col. George N
Govan, Adjutsnt-Gsnera ofthe Divis.
lon. All railroads will give reduced
rates as heretofore.
Sd. Robert A. Smith Camp, ol
Jackson will arrange and publish I
programme Of the social features Of
the occasion. ROBERT LOWRY,
Maj-Gcn. Commanding.
GEO. NJ. GovAN, Adjutant-1 General.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05
HELP FOR NEBRASKA.

Nashville, Jan. 2.-Friday there will
be . public meeting Of citizens at the
Chamber Of ofCommerce to donate food
supplies to the Nebraska sufferers. la
Huntsville, Ala, carload Of provis-
ions is being donated for the same
purpose.
Raleigh, Jan. 2.-The farmers ef
Robertson county are making up a
carload OF corn 10 be sent to the pso-
pie of Nebraska. Ladies are collect
ing money for the saFe purpose at
several points in North Carolins.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 2.-Encouraging
letters are being received from all
points in the State and splendid
procession Of freight cars will leave
Atlanta for western Nebraska on the
18th.
The people Of Georgia and the 9TH
&C States named have long heads as
well as big hearts. The train load OF
corn and meat now being collected at
Atlanta thraugh the peoples relief
committees all over the State, will be
the best conceivable immigration ad-
vertisement, as well ss noble charity.
The example is commended to the
Mississippi State immigration Asso-
ciation.
The pitiful tales OF privstation and
suffering in Nebraska have doubtless
aroused the sentiment of charity
among some of The readers OF the
TINES. And the following letter ia
kon from the Atlanta Journal is pub
lIshed with the suggestion that Gov,
eruor Northern's correspondent will
doubtless properly disburse any char
tiles sent him, however small in
amount:
Being anxious 10 get some author
itative statement about the condition
OF the Nebraskans, said the Governor
this morning, wired Mr.. s. P. Glst
president of the Bank Of Salem, whom
know well, to write me on the sub
ject. Hsre is his letter:
Salem, Neb., December 29th, 1894.
Governor W. J. Northen, Auapts, Ga.
Dear Sir.--The eastern third Of ths
State has plenty. We nave about q
one-third crop Of corn: very good
crop of wheat, oals aud rye; the hay
IL fair. The balance of the States Il
in very bad shape. A great part o
Il has not had moisture enough Il
sprout the seed. The corn, wheat ant
fcats are atIIl IN the ground. Thos'
who could get away did %, but I
great many had to remain. These ar
the ones that need help.
Thcy are without anything. Tn,
towns aud villages of the eastern par
Of the State are doing oil they can, ant
we expect the legislature to do some
thing when they assemble. | sssur
you that anything you and your peo
pie may do to help a starving peopl
will lie appreciated. No pen pictur
that you may see can be overdrawn.
Yours respectfully,
S. p. GIsT,
President Bank of Salem, Nel
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

Charming little Mabel Paige, the
youngest star on the American stage
snpported by an up-to-dats-company
{ omedians, vocallsts aud dancers,
will open . weeks engagement at
Hsxter's Opera House Monday night,
January 7th. On the opening night
she will present . new musical come
dy, "The Other Girl" introducing nu-
merous singing and dancing special
ties In every act This ever popular
little star, although only fourteen
years old, has made for herself . rep
utation of which many an older act
ress might feel proud, and In order
that she may be greeted with q pack
ell house, the management have de-
cldsd to admit LADIES FREE on
the opening night, II accompanied BY
a person holding one paid SOC ticket.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution says
OF this clever little star:
"When winsome littls Mabel Paige
bounced upon the boards as "Ths
Other Grip last night at the Edge
wood theatre, the reception which
was given her amounted 10 au ova.
tion. This II the third visit OF this
pretty child actress to Atlanta, and
judging from last nights audience,
her former work was well aud faver-
ably remembered. Down stairs, ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05
TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, ofJunctlon City
Ill. was told by her doctors she had
consumption aud that the 20 was no he. .,e
for her, but two bottles DE-. Kiny's New
Discovery completely cr-ed her and size
SAYS 1t saved her life. Mr.. Thos Eg-
gers, l3D Florida st. San Francisco, SUI
fered from dreadful cold, approaching
onsu mption, tried without result ev-
erything else then bought one bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. He Is naturally
thankful. 1t Is such result, Of which
these are samples, that prove the won
derful efficacy Of this medicine in
coughs and cold. Free trial bottles at
A. b. Flnlay &Co's Drug Store. Regular
size 90 cent and Sl,00.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

Privilege OF changi Z regular IN ssisemsna
once month withoe charge
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05
COURT TERMS.
..u.,...,I nHANcERY COURT pIsTRICT

aHVENTH CHANCEkf COUhf O4sIh4C1.
Hon. A. II. Longtno. Chancellor.
Reliysr County-0n the End Mon
d.v of February and September, IL
dsys.
washington County-First Monday
of March aud October, "a days.
Lcaore County-First Monday oi
ApriI and November, 6 days.
T.llshstchie County-Second Mon
|day Of April and November, 6 days.
ouitman Couuty-Third Monday Of
sApril aud November, days.
Tunica County-Fourth Monday ol
Auril and November, 8 days.
Is,aouena County-First Monday Of
Nav and December, 6 days
Sunaower County-Second Monday
pf May and December, 6 days.
Coahoms County-First district OF
he srd Monday of May and Decem
Der, 8 days.
Coshcma County-Second distric'
d the first Monday of June and Jan
larry, 6 days.
rouRrH CIRCUIT COURT DISTRICT.
Hon. r. w. Williamson, Judge.
Tunica County-On first Monday
II September and third Monday O
february, IL days.
Ouitman County-Third Monday o
.,..r,her and first Monday of March
, days -.
Coshoma County-First district oil
ret Monday of October and thirt
onday of March, IL days.
Coahoma County-Second distric
third Monday Of October and firs
suday of April, IL days.
Sun6ower County-First Monday Q
November and third Monday OF April
days.
Bolivar County-For Civil business
third Monday OF November AMI
ret Monday Of May, 9 days.
Bolivar County-For Criminal bust
ess. ON second Thursday after The thir'
[ondsy Of November, and the secon'
hursday after the first Monday o
Lay, . days. -
Washington County--For Civil busl
Zee, ON second Monday Of Decembe
Id fourth Monday of May, IS days.
Washington County-For Crimina
nsinsss, on first Monday OF Januar
nd third Monday of June, IL days.
Tallahatchle County-Third MOI
~ Of January ani first Monday Q
uly, IL days.
LeAore County-First Monday Q
february and third Monday OF Jul,
p days.
Grand Jury shall be summoned t
Civil terms ofNBolivar county an
Vashington county.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

Trains 70 ana u0m Atlanta cafxy olooD
ers. Birmingham to Atlanto and AZ.
lanta to New York without chanGo
+: H: P!IDxoxr, Agent.
W. A. TURK, @. r. A.. Naskine{on'
Q. A. BEN5C0TBR, a. 8. "A,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

Havana handmade aud Havana seed
clgnrs a specially. q. K. BLEDSOE.
angle-ly Cigar Manufacturer
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OFFICE, RULES


One year, in ADVANCE, 81 %
Any Subscriber desiring his paperdis-
continued willple lse notify ns promptly,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

Connections made at Memphis with
all lines for the North and East and
West; at New Orleans for the Cali
coast resorts and Southern Texas and
California.
Through tickets to all points now
on sale at the Y. 4 NV. Il. r. de-
pet office baggage checked through.
For Information as to rates, routes &c
write or spply to
w. T. SrEaxn, Agt
Jas. DINKINs, Div. Pass. Agt.
j. W. COLEMAN, A. q. p. Ast. New Orle
A. II. HANsou q. r. AT q
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-01-05

Locals, space OF flvt Iinar or mors
this type, 10 cents per me To- arxt, :
cents each subsequent iregrtior
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-15

Held Its Twenty eighth Annual Reunion
 in East Haven, Yesterday-Officer Re-
 elected-One Death Keported-Ideas
 About the Bounty Act.
 The twenty-eighth annual reunion of Company A, Twenty seventh c. w., held yesterday at Mansfeld's in East Haven, was a great success, and the time was passed in talking over old times. Speeches were also made by various members, and genial ''Parson" lsbel, postmaster of Westville, recited some of his stirring pieces. The fol- lowing from out of town were present.: General Sloat and William C. Tyler of Washington, D. C., s. c. Waldron of Providence, R. l., and George A. Brad ley of Westchester, N. Y; Robert M. Wallace of West Haven, A. H. Stephens of Clinton, John Jacobs of North Ha- ven, w. s. Fem of Milford, William H. Barnes of Stony Creek, Charles J. Morris of Milford, and Dewitt Bradley of West Haven. The New Haven men
 present were Colonel s. J. Fox, Willis Isbell, S. s. Thompson, J. w. Merrills,
 H. V. RilCitoIl, IS l1 olOly V. w. l Ut tie, s. A. Hopkins, T. A. Buckley and
 Frederick H. Waldron.
 At the business meeting one death, that of Charles J. Morris of Milford, was reported, the only death of the year of the membership.
 The old officers were reelected as follows: President, General Sloat; vice president, Frank M. Chapman; secre- tary, Sereno Hopkins; treasurer, Henry c. Shelton; executive committee, Col onel Simeon J. Fox, s. s. Thompson, J. w. Merrills.
 Reference was made to the act for the recovery of bounty, and some of the members of short memory were of the opinion that they had not received 1t when they enlisted in 1862. Company A went out as the Grays and the town of New Haven was then paying $200 bounty, and many members pres ent at yesterdays reunion recalled that it was paid, and those of short mem
 ory finally concluded that they must have been paid, too.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-15
Republican Clubs Excursion.

The excursion of the Young Mems Republican club to New York and Bay Ridge yesterday was a great suc- cess. About 800 persons were aboard the Continental when she left her dock in the morning. The party reached New Haven on the return trip about 1 o'clock this morning, and about twen- ty cars of the Fair Haven and West vile road were in waiting to carry them home. One lady aboard left her baby at Coney Island and forgot about it until the boat arrived at Bay Ridge on the way home. She then left the boat and went back to find the infant As the steamer was getting into the dock in New York on the return the port side was badly damned and some what broken against the piles