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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12
SMILES BETWEEN SERMONS.

Br dget-What made your other
cook leave? Mrs. Placid-I did. She
was no account. Do you want to try
the place?
Suitor-Pm sure your heart is in
the right place. Beloved am glad
to hear you say so. have just given
it to the other fellow.
Bailiff, whispering-Here comes
that Teller what stole the hog an
voted agin' you last election. Justice
Voted agin' me, did hep Bailiff-
Right erlongl Justice-Good! Ten
dollars for hog stealth an $15 rfor
contempt o court! aa,,
Suspicious Characters, to amateur
magician. who is returning home
after giving a little entertainment for
poor people;--We was in the show to-
night, boss, an we seen yer take
bank note and gold out of a feller's
hat, an han'ful of silver out OF
side pocket, an we want yer to do 1T
fer us right now, an be mighty quick
about it!' -
1--WE have queer experiences in the
house of mourning" said the clergy
man of the party, 1T was only
few weeks ago that / called upon a
middle-aged shoemaker who had lost
his wife. / spoke to him as thought
meet, and especially enioined upon
him the duty Of being resigned When
had got thus far he interrupted me
10 say in quiet tone: ooh, that's all
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12
DEsuLToRY READING.

The Salvation army was born in
January, 1877.
The attendance at Maine public
schools is steadily decreasing, and
has been for some time.
Analysis proves that white corn has
about one per cent more muscle
forming element than yellow.
A yard Is thirty-six inches in length
because King Henry of England,
who adopted this measurement, had
an arm thirty-six inches long.
In building, nests birds invariably
avoid the use of bright colored ma
terials, which would add to the
chances of the enemy in locating
them.
1t Is common belief among women
that the moth will not attack any
green material. Green dyes often
contain arsenic and that may account
for the antipathy of the moth to the
color. 1904
The city of Charleston, s. c., has
concluded the purchase of 500 acres
of land on the Cooper river, five miles
from the city, for public park. 1t
has vigorous natural growth of pine
and oaks.
The only piano in Bryn Mawr col
iege is in the gymnasium. The reason
for this is because the college is in
charge of the Orthodox Friends, by
whom music of any sort is regarded
as G delusion and a snare.
An extinct anthropoid from Java,
the Pithecanthropus erectus, whose
skull and leg bone only have been
found, is the missing link" says
Professor Dubois of Paris. His fore
head is web developed, and he must
have walked erect
The confederate silver half dollar
Is reckoned as one Of the rarest Of
American coins. Only four such coins
were struck The confederate silver
half dollar bears the date of 1861,
and was struck at the mint at New
Orleans Just before that institution
was closed by the federal troops 1t
has the Goddess of Liberty on one
side, and q stalk of cane, one of cot
ton, and the. stars an bars of the
confederacy in coat of arms on the
other side.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12
BRILLIANTS.

There's no such thing as bad tree
bearing cool fruit. ey9,5
We cannot get rid of a fault by re-
fusing to look at it. .ssn
A. man honest enough to pay deb;
that has been outlawed is rare.
Sin wouldn't hurt anybody if il
could not look harmless at first.
To d man of pluck defeat is gener-
ally al step to something better.
i. 1t, Is hard for us to,.belieye taat
things that lock harmless can be
wrong. fY
Nolaim in life is right that does not
take J into consideration the good OF
iothefs
TIE man who lives only to please
himself will soon find out that he has
a hard master.
ALI the difference education can
malSA in sin is to change the manner
of it5 expression. $3.50 20
SoAne men are always asleep WREN
. golNen opportunity knocks ~ tue
door (of their house.
4 'roj wilful meii the injuries tha'
they themselves procurs mus be
their Aqhool masters.
II The hight kind of repentance not
only ni4ans to stop doing wrong but
10 'segi4 doing right.
People are scarce who do not talk
too mich. The last thing many d
us wan 70 know is the truth about
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12
MAscULINITIEs.

Old Crusty says that the phrase,
TROUBLES never come singly," was
copyrighted by q married man.
Governess--1f you have q IS bill and
you go into dry goods store to pur-
chase fifteen cents worth of ribbon,
how much do you have2 Girl-Car
fare to get home.
George Wilkinson, one Of the most
noted designers of silverware in this
country, dropped dead in Elmwood,
R. L., the other day. He was to the
metal industry of the United States
what Josiah Wedgwood was to the
pottery industry of England
century earlier.
AT negro wedding in Pulaski
comfy, Ca, when the minister read
the words, Love, honor and obey"
the groom interrupted and said:
"Read that again, sab; read it once
mo-, SO dat de lady kin ketch de full
solemnity OBJ de meanin'. Use been
married befo'.'
The great tower at Wembly park,
London, which is intended to be
much higher than the Eiffel tower,
promises to be a monument Of bank
ruptcy. The company has spent $780,
900, and the first platform has not yet
been reached A further advance of
$3.50, 900 was authorized lately to
carry it 1855 feet higher.
They tell this story of an absent
minded professor of the university of
Pennsylvania He was writing at his
desk one evening when one Of his
children entered. what do you
want?" he asked. II cannot be dis
turbed now" II only want to say
good night, papa" replied the child.
Never mind now" as he instantly
resumed writing, tomorrow morn
ing will do as WE'LL"
From the Saunterer's London friend
comes this little anecdote of Glas-
gov minister The reverend gentle
man having observed that one of his
congregation was in the habit of gar
ing about the church during prayers,
told him one day that he considered
it would be more becoming in a wor-
shipper to keep his eyes decently
closed. The man scowled "Doesna
the Scripture bid us watch as well as
prayq'' he replied. "And hoo can body
watch wi their cen steekit? Ma, ma;
I'll just stan and glover ABBOTT as /
hae aye dune" altiN
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12

For further information, address
H. c. MoRDUE, A. G. P. A.
or Louisville, Ky.
W. L. MILLS,
Owrnsboro, Ky,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12
BRILLIANTS.


A hypocrite never fools any body
but himself.
Sin is a detective that never gives
up the chase.
We punish ourselves when we hats
other people.
Man is not lost by doing wrong, but
by being wrong.
A mote in the eye makes the whole
world look wrong.
Tact wins where great gifts witL-
out it would fan HAT.
We cannot do our best for causs
we are not sure IS right
Wherever there is, . sin it is sure to
be followed by a sorrow.
There is profaatf in the heart be-
fore ii finds z \ d iesst,AIi ., t,torsi e
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-04-12
SUPPOSITORY.

for Constipation and Piles, ($1.OO)
THE OIL CURE, Pastile for Fe-
male Diseases Leucorrhea, Ulcera-
ton and Prolspsus. One months
treatment, C$2OO. THE OIL CURE
for Catarrh of Head, Nose and
Throat, (SlOW. THE OIL for Ec-
zems, ($lOO. THE OIL CURE for
Fistula in Ano. $500.
These valuable combinations OF
Ole are prepared from the Formulas
of the celebrated DRs. REYNOLDS, and
will be sent postpaid, on receipt OF
price, where druggists are not sup
piled. Send stamp for illustrated
catalogue on Chronic and Malignant
Skin Diseases, Ulcers, Tumors and
Consumption. The On CURE Co.,
1919 s. Spruce ST.. Nashville Tenn.
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DIRK WANTED.

trmnl-.
COnPhSloN @c a iady - eiu-''H .0
t,orer - nsr,e. N.s l. Mi% ~ -. 1900.
let
pEsIG..rH ~ IN experienced d,r.y-.t.
-ft4uA'- 4 She Lorcll school . pssisa.
Mao. Irr = Tr.ln.i1Ey Address g..
h,A 80. :rbuas ono.
G.u"tT Lazy TEACHER sn-, Ger
OIL % ffs-.ua e.; rra.tsrl.. fruHsfA'." -.
d'c'- Li,SSp%. 2"'i 30 af~.
JA@iTHES4 TO- Co.. club Furnished ...r
L.4sc. urirr'fris .'-aif iun... lost
- reference. HOPKINS $50 'th afe. -
an.-
JA>f1EEs- 1917 r..pr.'anie woman -
.at.'rc-r "a al' Ms. BORING - '1-
.rr.'LH atr.
Jh%ITR-ss 49, respectable ana trust.
worthy woman ~ iinitfess Tor orc -
tWp Fats or wrgl! take cAr~ - A hour"
f"r no SUMNER. host - reference. -
Thar. o.
LADY ,IIRoTopisT wants fcv mote
engagements. hofu. or ou'. Ma II DAY.
-, ,'A.at' h'I -.
MA:,IC1'HE wishes few private ,u-tou'fs
at hon, ~ out ~ Wet lgih..t
sTFSoGRAPHER ana TYFEWRiTEW
iotnf lads. wei educated. refined. using
CaIg!aph machine. d. derlfDus ~ obtain.
ihE position. f. very rapid and accurate.
Address ~. " blx ~. Tribune onc'.
ApVEETlsETF%Ts AND -rBSCnir.
TONS FOR THE Jew NOi.E Titlu.
rSf, Will. BE RECEIVED At THE
TTIJWH OFFICE ~. i2'. broadway.
- GY.- p. D. = Thirty nrsi - ard ~.
NIRTGsIMi.%TS ~ tho following iirhnch
Orlc's. ~ FIgh'h.atc. 200 Tlili ave
oorn"- Forti -Hcycrth-st. ~ East Forty.
sevcnth-~'.. corner Ihlrd-ny". $50 Fast
1921 near Ttlrd-avc 0:d Third ave
ar SIXTY frst-st. 1os Fit"-are: JOG
V'ssf Forty. Second e'.i 10" Coiumhus-ave.
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Frmoh"
HOCSEWOFK. Young German girl ~
general homework IN small private fam
ily I'm private house: Wagcg. Sii. "a
dresa lG5 West iGthst.
MASSAGE. Scientific and facial. taught
by ccrti~catcl o1orntor: Endorsed hy pnv-
sicians. $40. HERGEEENTX. 22i West
IGrh-st
WE APE IL want o.. good servants 10 MI
1rst positions. all references care
fully Investigated Call all day long at
50. Bartholomew Parish House. 800
Fast 42d-St.
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COACIiNAS Gentleman wishes io roc
deni hir coachmln. single. Protestant.
ago. = medium height Thoroughly unG"r-
stands his lGtiry. col. careful driver
sober. wili.g. willing - * any part Gi
country. go.i reference. THOMAS 22l
IrXinItcu.Avr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

TO RENT-Gem OF house: all co0ven-
fences: in perfect order: rent low. $50
Apply to OWNER, 3lS West 137th-st.. near
-. NichDlas-aye.
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Tlr RENT 81 SALE.-RIlh mnnl ull Lnnn
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Con ntry

AsBVRY PARK. y. J-Deslrable fur
nlshed cottages f)r r"nt. lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury Park. y. J.
BABYLON. J.. l-FUrD!sAed cottages 70
rent and properly FOR sale Send for 81
Illustrated catalogue. JEREMIAH ROB
BINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COACTIMAN.-L wishes situation for
her coachman tmarricil. whom she can
highly recommend. competent willing anl
obliglnc. hast reference. city or country.
Call NJ present employers. II West 31th-s;.
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnish

DAYLESFORD, 90 WEST sgTi ST
rirst-ciass apartments: reduced rates 20
permanent tenants. unusually fine en-
trance: frs'-class attendance.
STH-AVf, 1.04s. corner SGth-st-Elegant
apartments overlooking PARK. s,S TO
600. SAMUEL NIXON. co Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.


For Sale and Toilet.
NoPH,STOWN REAL ESTATE a. ell
Einas for sale. exchange or rent. J.
HENRY JOHNSON * Co. MorTlstown.
y. j.
FOR SALE or TO LET. The finest farm
n T., land County. - acres: house II
., ,c1ms. line outbuilGnss: good fruit.
We'll Wa'-red: 10 minutes walk 70 Gep2;.
stor-s schools. church and postoiiice. Adj
dress DIANE f. KNAPP. Thie!ls. Rock
land c., y. \.
POP RENT o. -Richmonl Hnl. Long
Island. near Jamaica, - minutes from
city: steam OF electric. fare 10 cents u
rooms. acre ground: fruit. shade. garden.
lava: city ConN =niences: = minutes from
stations schools churches. clubs. markets.
Cr iLc r1ain macadamizcd. shady street To
MI. overlooking ocean, perfect condition ::
rem. Sc price. $1,000. Apply quick. owner.
:. K. PAKMELEE. EachIucnG III. L. /.
FOR RENT u SALF..-~Barsains in hotels.
board Hg- houses anc cottages: buildi.s
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS x
co. Atlantic City. ~ J.
ADvt Ri SENT ANo <rBsCRlP.
iNE WILL BE RECEiEhD Al THE
"a ocor north % Thirty nrst-st. ana \ b.
' rHTI SfNTN'rS at the following Branch
Oih.rs: 254 tash'h ave go ThiIdsye
corner forty-se en.h-st 159 Las: Forty.
eevcnth-st.. corner II ri I'VE. $50 Eat
I25th-st. near Third. 1."eo Thrd-ava.
near SIXTY frstst.; l.7H Firs!-ave. lo6
NEST rorty-."oonc-st 1872 Cc,umbusave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACTIMAN.-By "A single man. English.
thoroughly understands his duties; q:
years reference last place. good driver.
country preferred: y. Address j. NJ. lJ2
East 9Sfh-si
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chant ermaid. city references. AS East
i1th-st.. care fopp.
WAITRESS By hrst-ciass waitress who
understands her business thoroughly. IN .,
private family: very best personal refer.
ences. 9>s Gtn ave. near 36th-st.
WAITRESS desires situation In private I
family; years personal references. Gail
T9S 6th-aye. :
WAsIIING.-By a woman 10 go out By
the day. Mrs kiCK, 2,O'S 3d-aye.
WASHING. BY young woman to go OUT
by he day or take washing home. Mrs.
ADAMS. 30 East ll2th-st
wASIiING.-A respectable German woman
will take IN washing or go out. Address
Mrs T.. SPEER, ioi East Ssth-st.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
icl2 Brcadway 81 door north 81 3ist-st.
Advertisements ana subscriptions
received there until D % clocA y. IN.
HARLEM OFFICES.
$50 East l?5,h-st.
24J West l2Jth-st
go West li5th-st.
~ to p. m: a regular office rates
BRANCH OFFICES
:5t sth-ave., =. q. cor. 23d-st.
49, Oth-aNc.. cor l2th-st.
li2 Coiumhus-ave.. near West c6sh-st
20 West iiih-sj.. near 5th.sSe.
% West i2d-st.. bet, 1th and 9Th ave..
1851 ith-avc.. cor. lI,h-st.
1923 3d-0ve.. het. 10Th and Tcih SITS.
! .33S 3d-ave.. bet. 10Th and 9Th SIS.
l,O26 "d-ayc.. near 6lst-st.
2.01l 3d-ave.
100 East iith-st., corner 3d-Gve.
.B West l25th-si
% East i2d-st.. near Madison ave.
Los ist-ave.. near SJth-st.
65o M-ave.
100 3i-aye, near 47th-st.
55i 3d-aye.. near 3Ith-st.
81 Avenue A. bet ID and ith sts
II Canal st.. and 1871 Dlvlsioa-st
80 Bleecker.st.. near Christopher-s,.
2Ool 3d-ays., bet; 18th and 18th SITS.
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
S9I Fulton.st.. LIE Myr,le-ave. 63
Cour,-s'.. 100 DsKalb-ave.. i.l91 Fulton
e.. near Bedtord-avs. -, -.''-- -------. j
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WORK WANTED.

lInle.
POCKETBOOK-M MAKER Can make all
kinds ~ fancy leather goods: experience
50 years JOHN QrFNZER. 512 Esscx-
St. Brooklyn.
R.-German-American. "a. Just dis
engaged. neat. polite. character Al. as
light porter. J. SENNlNGER. Jr' OS'
l3sth-s,.
PoRTER-By young Eng,lshman tce, as
SALARY. nrsi-cIass references. FRANK.
care II iIaskIns 142 West l05th-st.
PORTER.-In store. or similar work; by
colOrcG man: good reference from last
employer. Address WADKINS. 10J De
Knlh-av".. brooklyn.
PORTER.-Py Christian man Of 30 Ad-
drcss Mr.. YUGiiES. ~ Concord-st.. Brook
Ign.
PORTER or WATCHMAN. n young
man: unexccptionable reference. Address
tSa 3d-ave.
PRACTICAL CARPET CUTTER; expert
cnced in al It's branches. Address MAC.
SJS DriCGs-1vc.. Brooklyn.
sTENOGRArHER and TYPEWRITER u
unqucstionabic ability. rapid. accurate
and reliable: eratlemanly appearance and
oldress: long Office experience: Al refer
enccs LEWIS. 244 East 25th-st.
SHIFTING CLERK. Gc-Dy young man
CD as shipping clerk or collector. Dcs;
references: speaks English German nnl
Rusailn. Address -. GERSilWITI, "O3
CaE2l-si.
SHIPPING CLERK. &c-Dy young mnn
with experience ~ shipping clerk or as
sIstant: can furnish Arst-clh-s reference.
THOMAS CAMPBELL. lc5 Bayard- 81.
SHIPPING and receiving clerk. or porter.
can pack. good marker. useful man. wants
work; 10 ycars' references from last ON
,,fo -
OfflcN.
SHIRT CUTTER. BY young man; II
yca,s with last employer. can furnish Al
reference. Adiress l. 4. Rl.LF. - Will
hnson-Hvc.. Jersey city. y. }.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. wei acquain'-
Cd with Southern grocery trade. open -
proposals from reputable houses; Al ref
ercacc. salnrv moicrat" 20 begin. GEO.
i. SMITH. Weet Point. Ca.
WATcUMAN in or ont - city. reference
rs tn experience. character. ability.
sobre'r. etc, can be given. H. IL, Trib-
we OHioc.
wATCTiMAN. nv etric,ly sohcr Swiqa.
host city reference. g. -. care of Mrs.
4. Abbott. %a3 Hicccker-si.
WATERMAN. s. Situation wanted rs
pa;ch'pp-. or cnfrt1ker II prop"riy. re
Halo. references. EDWARD MGRNTu. .
University Flac".
WANTED BY ref7ons'l,c party ~ ex-
Is.icno"i 20 roprcerat manufacturers IN
Ohio. Indiana AMI Michigan On commit
sion on'v. Ai1r"as j. :. TpBlTT. Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
Young MAN. -. wants position ~ el"-
Nnt,r-runner or ~ distant janiior. strictly
Temperate. COOL reference. q. g., G62 Yer
nHn-av".. Long Island C!'y.
Young MAN. 20. desires .p7,i'lon. can
furnish hcs, references. DAVID LES
SIR 332 East m'h-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

CoArHMAN Di.-nrhg~i on account =
death. ihor1uehi understand Ma hu'i-
ness. aE"l 30. married !. ~ thi.l'eu, willing
AMI ohlc.Gg iid-'ss ~ T.. present en-
Tl.ycr II East 4ls'.rf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

A FARM catalogue free. dairy farms.
stock farms, fruit farms poultry farms.
T ROWLAND Ill Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
DItIcSSMAkING.

FINE filter and draper. latest imported
styles, COSTUMES. gowns. wraps, fancy
waists. c..y y country; 81 81 "a day. Ad-
dress DESIGNER, l.2i2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COACTIMAN and GROOM.-By slrgle
Protestant. thoroughly understands his
business; temperate; good city driver. best
city reference. GEORGE. % East 2jth-st.
late emuiaypr's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

PAINTER. paper hanger and gfa,ner: ah
round nrs'- class workman. for landlords
and private families moderate wages
kOIYEE. 070 Union st., brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COhC1iMAN.-B n married man. thor
oughiy unders' ands his business. city or
country; has first class written ana personal
references. Addrn THOMAS. "r2 tth-
ave- harness store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COACHMAN. steady. sober. single man
wants perm anent place. country pre-
ferrel: state terms 10y letter. ADNER-
.TISER. 13I Jefferson-ave., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

POCKETBOOK- MAKER Can make all
kinds ~ fancy leather goods experience
80 years. JOHN Qt'FNZER. 512 Essex
St, Broklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COACIlNhN. FOOTMAN or USEFUL
MANLY \ young colored man IN 4
private family; s.ber willing ard oliig'nF.
single; personal reference. Address
GILMAN Box s. LAP broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A-A-HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR;
also back parlor. elegantly furnished
private tables, reference exchanged. %
N.st .,0rk-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

COACHMAE and GROOM. BY a s.agla
man, understands care NJ fine horses. car
r!ages and harness In every particular. ?
years reference: last employer can b. s""n;
city or country. strictly temperate. T. T.,
II East 2Stt-ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown OfIice.
i2i2 Broadway. "a door north 81 aI,t-st
Advertisements anG snhscriutions
received there until y O'clock o. IN.
HARLEM OFFICES
1J6 East 125,h-st
243 West l2jih-st.
go West j45th-s'
Up TO ,; m. AZ regular office rates.
BRANCH OFFICES
90 sth-aVe., y. g. cor. 23d-st
10" 6th-aye.. cor l2ih-si
I42 cClumbus-avc.. near NVe., ce,b..,
los West 42d-st.. near Gth.ave
70 West l4'h-st.. near 5ih-ave
237 West 42d-st., bet 7th and s,h aves.
1871 4,h-ave., cor. l4th-s,
! 1913 3d-ave.. bet. 18th and 7a,h s,s
/ 1873 3d-sve.. bet. 10Th ana TT.h a..
.O2G jd-avc.. near GIst-s.
2.OJl 3d-avc.
100 East 47th-st., corner sdav.
2t3 Vest l2Jth.st
20 East 42d-at.. near Mad,.o,-ov.
s,iDS lst ave. near SJth-st
$50 ad-aYe.
100 3d-ave.. near 47th-n,
553 3d-avc., near 37th-st.
80 Avenue A, bet. "a and 4,h .,,
u Canal st. and l67 Division a,
50 Bleecher-st.. near Christopherst
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MISCELLANEOUS

A.-CONSULTATION FREE. - Detective
and law agency; divorces obtained every
where; separations. damages. collections
legal documents drawn; practise ali courts;
shadowing. WESTLOTORN & co. III
broadway.
AT PRICES TIE LOWEST IN NEW
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The herald., 1895-11-24
Smallest Village in the World

Ont at the east end Of Long IslaAd,
not far from Noutauk point, where oce an
steamers are to lana some day, is situated
wnat 10 said to be the smallest village in
the world. 1t cor eists OF two stone houses
about sixty wears old and arrogates to
itself the name of Fireplace. One of the
old houses has neen occu pied ever since it
was built by two generations OF an old
Long Island family, who have dwelt there
COMMENTED with their quiet life, satisi. d
ii they got their mail and groceries from
the point once or twice a week
This little village became known as
Fire lace in curious way. 1t is now
over 200 wears since Gaidiuer's island was
bought from the Indians by the Gardiner
family for ridiculously low price. The
ouver ana bis descendants lived there for
many years. coming to the mainland to
do their shopping Ur to attend balls ana
parties in the nearby villages. When they
came ovs T to Long Island to make any
stay their servants took the boat back tn
GARDENERS island until it should be
needed.
In the absence of any ether means Of
comm. unIcation the family. when they
wished to return home, we're forcad to
fall b ok on tha rather primitive custom
o: lighting fire to attract the attention
OF thr servants. The place where this fire
wa. always built was directly opposite
thu homestead on Gardeners island. 1t
was admirably situated and wears after.
ward beca me the site of these two old
buses. In casting alb ut for a nams for
their little village the owners of the
houses nstur lily hit upon that Of Fire
place. York World.