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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION,
NOW ~ SESSION AT THE STArE
CAPITAL.
;'any Important Measures Introduced.
Ehc Proceedings from
Day to Day.
TIVE TWENTY-S EyENTH SESSION.
Department Of Forestry and Roads
Voted Down.

Voted Down.
Saturday session Of the Constitu-
tional convention, SO far as making
J,cu. way with the farming OF the Con-
stitutiou is concerned was Of less mo-
1ncnt than any days work since the
convention rcconrened, but there were
some interesting fights and lively de-
! bates. The debate on the matter Of
! the time State bonds should be al
lowed to run was particularly interest
inr. and that on Mr.. McMahuns S ordi-
nance tc establish a department Of
roads and forestry was quite lively. In
the morning the committee on rules
reported rule--and it IVES adopted
allowing the amendments Oh the third
reading OF an article, which will doubt
less lenstbrn TIC session Of the con;
rcntion. The greater portion Of the
day was taken up with the discussion
of Sections 5 aud E OF the article oa
finance and taxation.
| One OF the most important amend
nents WAS one that provides that no
county, township Of municipal prep
erty, unless used exclusively for pub
lie purposes and ''not for revenue, "
shall be exempt from taxation. This
Was adopted with the question about
the Columbia city hall property in
view and the effect is that the city vii!
have to pay taxes OF her city hall ii
she rents her opera house or any Of
her stores. The amendment adopted
the night previous to oallow State bonds
to run not less than twenty nor more
than forty years was reconsidered and
after long debate the minimum
proviso was stricken ont.
! There we're lively lines when Mr..
-IcMahans ordinance providing for
! the establishment of department OF
! roads and forestry was taken up and
| discussed. The convention was in
c]ined to carry it through, but finally
killed it.
All schools, colleges, institutions Ct
learning, charitable institutions such
as asylums, etc., the profits from
which do rot go to private gain wer!
! exempted from taxation:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
THE ROAD PARLIAMENT.
Addresses on Good Roads.-ConElcl
Labor Condemned. :.

Addresses on Good Roads.-ConEict
Labor Condemned. :,
The National Road Parliament assembled 4
at the Chamber OF Commerce. Atlanta. win
President Stone in the chair.
Many interesting reports were heard TOE
the seve-a! states concerning the progress 81
the construction al improved roads AID leg
islat;on concerning the rad sgt:":t. Tic
following resolutions were adopted:
Bv Ex-Governor Levi K. Fuller. Of Viz
gina:
::Whesea-. The reservation oI suitable
lands fer the main tborouShtGEes Of cur pub
lie domain is matter Of the III lest lmpor"
tanr.: therefore,
"nesolved. That the congress o: the Init
e. States be requested to make suitable Fro
7isicu tot thr laying cut o. tnr mann th2r-
ouc!,i;ircs Of travel 0r publ. highways t"-
fore tho Offering 81 TIE ruhi'c !ardi 'ef
sale
Ev Hon. Jane; Owens, 0f N3~ jersey:
.'G2so,yed That the l-uiGnd Stats GOV
cram.nt ha requested to furnish through
the Do"ciuEn Of the road inquiry department
stati::.,:al information OF tie lcc;tilp:t oi
material suitable tor road CONSTRUCTION IL lhc
different states Of T." union.
BvJ. @. Donncliy, Of New York:
!. Whereas. There !. q great ami !npend-
iuc danger that tue railroad and trolley cor
porarons Of the different states Will secGre
the right Of way on and over o"r ccnntry
highways; therefore,
"Res0lyed, That this &ationa! E9ai idr-
Lament enters its solemn protest agai st
any such public appropriation o1 tie public
highways aud calls upon the good citizens
Of the several states 70 Scr: that t'i@ '"-
,,erding danger IS arcrtel by s"'"ri;'5 from
their respective lc@S::slata*'s !" co:;>I;uiioh':i
amendment forever pr0hioi::nS ;''3 fEE;lS,
selling or leasing the county highways 20
any corporation.
Ey W. G. WILDLY. Gi Georgia:
"i; .soved. Tnnt this parliament recon-
ner,Is the friends ii improved !'E3i!@ roads
IN the several states OF the union, II thry
have no state organization IL. t!H Interest
cf good roads 10 c-sapize one as Sooa as
practicable ard thc=coy strengthen ana cH-
large the educational innHca:es Of this par
lament.
RESOLUTIONS were ai-3 a19p:.2l eoil:icin;uaS
convict LABOR en- publ" roads. '22onl:Acndln"
the ,"sti:l: OF steel railways -" rl?i: ;@:';:S
faveriug .:le abosisA!a, q va SAG tcac'S
John " SlahI, ci Illinois. !!Ni: i" a":r<S
on .'.Ay-ouitara. Disc3ptant. Ea= ia!i;i'
| 1nent then rdjoIrl4t!.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
Ni:. I;ORA:S CLAIM PAID.
Ec Gets S:5o4, ,SO3,7G for the ConEis-
cation ofH:s Cuban Estate by Spain.

.tfi"r more than :: scOcc O1 years OF wait
inc. antonio NaXi.aa Nora on Frii!ay rcc''iT-
81 through representatives. payment for the
c61lfi3catiuu 0: - Cuban estate. Tho pay
.ncnt was m;a;!r directly to DR.. Rodri=iI:z
and Cr;.nn:on', Kennedy. attorneys for Nr-
!Ipr;:. il IL" form ol Il check signed by So
r.tar;' Oi.ry. drawn on the Assistant Treas
Er,r Of tie United States at New York. S"''-
rriarr U:: was at the cabinet nrct:!i-
Wien pr. !:'"i:i-.H:"z and Nr. Kennedy cal;".i
Ht tIir ST." pi'rHrimrnt and ire transfer Us
!ua,::, ~ sSis!;;u: SECRETARY hi. in the PIE.
eHc,: - }ir. Fred Van Dylc. the acting seii:-
itvr "f the Department. the attorneys sivja=
a receipt. !'h:' ;::!ount OF the check w"s
::3&i SG"". ~ ;sI.i"il Represents IIr NOras : =.
frost il e.: Indemnity secured from Spr:.:.
EIiIU> his r;-; :u:::rrtS O; - per coEt to,3':.
E.:irigUc% aud y. Nathaniel Iais.. las
pa! !cG1! representatives,. yl' !nic:r
a,sic.incnts male ~ o.Ge: !.cS:c,:a ,..'
Iae list p ss::-:!t.s::;s ::.i.:.: :: Ar :e!5e
and Or. I:0,:-igt.,.: Les beec completed and
! eha beneGt!asies viii probably receive their
share ii e few la:S.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
SEVEN HUNDRED NOEGLESS.
An lnccnd;ary Fire Destroys 80
Houses in Algicrs--LosS 500, 900.


4 fire broke out in AIg;c:s Il suAcrt .. New
Orleans at o'clock Sunday morning AMI
continued to burn Until Q oc!p"%: "ira II
was got under contro! becaH:" rc;: little
else was LETT % burn. Two !;Na'irri ard
twenty houses were burned IL all. IL" i::f
was confined almost entire! Y 70 the Residence
portiol Of the town. the owners o. W!:i:G are
people in moderate circumstances.
The insurance is said T. h; y2-E light aud
the loss is therefore almost total.
It is estimated that the ! :; i tEily ':2t"
00D, but it will " several : :j'';.'!2 Il t;'ti
be accurately stated.
Tho fire originated in aa I:a!;aU's con.
fectioncry and trait stnre. "Ii everything
seems t. prove it vls iDceu'liarr.
\ subscription for the rrli2; "t the home
)r:s neo;,lc who uUm!m.r about I22. !ia> .Cen
started and has t,ecn lihc:;!Iiy !"S:."I'tct ~.
The publi,. school buiGlE%S h:;"'' Zen tHfp"l
open 10 them and :nau: have IVE1h sheitef
there
Al;iers. though situated on the VIZ: side
{ { the river, is Z part nt the mIni"ii'Hily OF
New Orleans. havin.; been luccrl'1ralru rs
the Fifth district aad Fifteenth wLr" On TIC
13.h Of March, 1870.
The fire W : the most disastrous ttat eyer
HlSIlcu Tie CIkS III t.lG Ih.IlJ'- ~ '"'"-A-:-
burned. no less than II block: ii;lVi2S i'IA
swept clean away. The fire was "":;iuei 10
residences, not store IN tie BUSHES pGc-
ton nt the town being an:onf the NuairSf
DESTROYED. One general store %;!e burned.
That o. Patrick Hartnc;t. Ills loss q! stock
ard building Will amount 10 %i10Ht: a'aT'; :
fully insured. The property "i IL" S'j''tit-
crn Paciiic E;,iiroal vas no, injHT';'! rs t:iu
fire did not Get near yheir buildings. AmonS
the priatiual Ipss.S the court h"'tsc hctt:5
the list II was aDoat $4,000. br. E;:"r :
resiiru." and furniture, v;IHrd al 90 .e!";
insured for two-thirds. Stat" S:n%'or Iurn-
hull, of Jefferson parish. house At!'i i'irEi-
ture. SD 600. and Cisy C0uDcj.Aat Iarrl-,
$4,000. house and furniture, h.2rh nearly
covered with Insurance..
TEu: subscription foE the relief o; tn" SUI
fcrers by the fire amounts so FAR To 9'.'t1'.
So Of which amount thu city "i New Or
leans subsrribes $1,000. Mayor F:@Eatri:H
$500 and Thomas PlcG!rr. owner .! ih'
C;.ual street ferry. S3CD.
4 careful estimate makes the 'lu:!H:r o.
! buildings destroyed Of all kinds ai'1At ESD
MIST Of these were small woo1eu structures
and burned like match wood.
!: The loss hv brcaka:c and otherwise dam
age to household effects cannot b" cs;i!ii;i;e ed
The scene is almost intlcs"ribaAi". Pic
OF slroulderinS ruins, SaaHt riinncyS
masses Of household effects li;Hd IL &Scf:Ml
natrfy here aud there in ru:t;;~aE ;:1't ol
layea crest men and women gazing viii
heavy hearts on the smouldst!ny"ii "iiia"rs thu;
mari! the spot they once call:l honl"- s'i:l
was algicrs on Monday.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
IsEADSTETET REPORT.
Large Gains in CuttoL--Am Effort Il
Corne. in New UrlcaH$

SO1'"N] IT" |'N''
p-.s.+rot. ra,,or+ of .bs .or.i;,i,, 81 hre-
ol'osliEe1 iePo''"i ''i' 'oii''''''" - Jug
mess for the past week says:
There is less push 70 the general com
merc;;tl movement this week, Indicated as
.,v.,, -. ra,or+. f-o,, a.. r,.,.r, i,.i.,,rs
-nusA - ->7' A'H'i-
anI Others whose lFa'c1ers have se'%' 'ied
from trips West and Northwest. Thr-" are.
Of oCroursn. noteworthy eyrcptions. Hl:t!nor;.
merchants lindir.. relatively MOS, satisfactory
trade. This is i;rsc!v due t.. tho r:..n:,rsa1iy
favorable = conditions at In. S,r;t!,. Il,
general. the volume Of 5;'s;nc~~ ap;"ars
Slightly smaller this week. E:ut with Il wide
spread. although somewhat irregular de-
mand
Ilc total business failures throughout hn
United StasGa this week a'Gfr:';tr 22". ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
/ thourhtsI tried 10 Danish. must see JGc


trst
! Are YOU tien,ls." asked tho leader.
..thas YOU harm an innocent man;
: "Wc'N not harm you, ina!aEl, inc an
swered quickly. ''but the money Nc VII
have"
: But had seen my a'!vanl"4r. in'>
,nal, the leader, had once been something
: better than he was now lie scene! to
dread violence. and ne had rno"@h @! 'lr
instincts Of 1 gentleman lctt to hate 10 an
Nov lady. saw that, and on IIat "2'
terN1ineI To work.
: "TI,rcats arc useless. sa';; >r'lFcl
tn" box fer YOURSELF and n"ln''It" ''''
. hall. The box IS iii rlght.iatiy,' Ole g;
those at the door ca!le:: out, Ia; it. max.
ins things hot for This hoy YOU aF" WIZ:
your waiting"
gave Joe L quick look. "n'; i 81" they
were twisting The rope around h:S 'Tm-'
! "Don't mind me. Miss l@a"rri'cc' Ec
! said hTavcy. but his lips were "A''r'
. Let my boy alone SAID =tcf!iiF'
. 40 one shall suffer 10 save money fox u
Lawrence" turnci! again 10 th" fall.
lark leader, lis SAW they "heyc;| lis 81,
III! aud released Jor. -; >"pi'n>;; L n;an
might St!ll nc Il gentleman even y = '''S'.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
\ Michigan Town jn Ashes.

The village OF Riverside. Mich. a mall
place Of $50 inhabitants. vas tMnil'irtrIE
wiped out hy fire Sunday Night: m "ihu
was biow:n; a sal> ani th'' !ar:l!;i"- for
flrh1;rr :!rc wcrr very .uIagr'. t-''9r: rI
dwelling houses. small :,.;!!. blacksmith
:bops r;,ilroal I,.;,a. an'! -?:A3 3;I:r iI"e?s
wcr., c.i.<pi.tt.Iv ,.,-.-3v:; IT, tH>- IS
5l4!ffd ii Sol frAl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Tie entire Salvation Army OF ciad!
son, Wis, WAS put in jail the oEnee
DAY lor holding q meeting in the prla-
cips! street in the town, contrary to
the law. There we're eleven Of theu
as:l they went right on with their scr
vice IL the jail.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
THE SINKING OF THE KUNG PA.
Only p Out cf iGo Persons on the
Chinese Steamer Saved.

The I.oadon DAILY Graphic publishes l
t;israt:h from San-!ti saying tha: th":e
w.r. 100 troops Oh aoa-i the transport hE:S
Pal. On which vessel an explosion cccurr';l
On QGt. Il. t!;e traIsppct sinking immediate
j. ;i:a:s;::::ee. U&iy24 EeF7osS aEs reported
- E!aYs' '.saa SaY":.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
FIFTH WEEKS WORK.
A Complete Summary OF What the
Convention has Done to Date.

thlrtl reading opens up many posi-
bilitics. and again it must be said that
the mass OF the heavy work 1G still
ahead of the convention, Tor the great
fights and lively and long debates alc
to come cn the suffrage article and the
articles on education and county gov
ernmcnts. The most prominent Is
sues before the convention are TO be
found in these articles, the suffrage
problem standing iar in the lead ot all
others. Then again there is the home
stead section of the article OH lcslsia'
tive department yet TO hc completed.
TIE ARTICLES ADOPTED.
Only six out of the sixteen articles
proposed have been entirely completed
IS vet and referred to the committee
IN stvlc and revision. They arc the
articles:
1-On executive department.
2-On imreachments.
s. On municipal corporations and
police regulations.
| i-On amendment and revision oi
the Constitution.
5-On miscellaneous matters.
G. On penal and charitable instltu-
tons
All the sections Of the article on
! Legislative department have been pass
cd to their third reading. save that re
| lating to the homestead, discussed Il
whole day, and then laid over. and the
section relating tointecmarrjases. so
this article is almost complete.
All the sections of the article Oh fin
anca and taxation have likewise been
passed to q third reading save five.
The same thing applies to the "rti'
Gle on the declaration OF rights, tour Of
its sect ons being unactcd upon aS yet.
II these articles were all entirely
completed md had gone to the COM
mittcc on style anal revision, the con-
yentiou world be half through with its
work from q numerical standpoint, but
the heaviest debate By far is yet to
come, and the convention has refused
to pass resolution limiting speeches
to 10 minutes. save IN the debates Oh
to limit speeches. The possibilities i +:
to the duration of the session are there
fore obvious.
Considerable has been accomplished
since the recess, and there have been
some interesting debates. Exactly
what ms bean completed towarp2 The
i building OF tie Constitution l. cn''nl'
Grated above.
Other matters bfouSnf up during
the last week we're resolutions OF re-
spevt to the late Dr.. J. >. Byrd, which
were adopted; q resolution to provide
| for tue disbursement of the coaveu
! ton, expense appropriation, which
Was adoptcl: a resolution 80 provide
for printing OF copies OF the CoEstitN
ton whcu ratilie,1 which stands over,
etc.
Tie convention considered and kill
ell the GcIlowin: resolutions: BY Mr.
Hodges, relating to judgments; by Mr.
NcMahaD, relating to a department ot
roads and forestry: by Mr.. Nc Mahan
relating to the concurrence Of tht
whole jury IN verdict; by MI. W mar
ton, to limit speeches to ~ m'nuSei
except IN the suffrage debate: / u
conTGntloH W. =, ~ "iIo - '.:r.e" , ~ .,,o W.
tuc W. " - 't'
o1 consent. :. =,
oemc noi"olc coilS'' .t'iu.i"' sa'7 =.
were maize ID TIC coHstIt"tsoH lHc pas
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
Searching Ancient Graves

IL the yun;c cemeteries OF Carthage
Father nciatt:e has already examined
I!:5 IcmhS. He has found painted
tc:ra-costa .nask. with oval face,
short side whis!iers ard a close
.hav-n vha and bronze rings IN The
ears: aH;i aso Il disk 0! ;eGra-@otta
VIII. warric. on horseback in relie;
;:von (. under the horse 4 running
,!o::, and above the figure lotus
flower and g. crescent moon.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24
rI1E pREZE-FIGhr OFF.
The Representatives of Corbett and
Eitzsimuons Could Not Get To-

sether on Date.
\ special from Hot Springs. Ark. says:
rh,. i,ett-Fitzsinmon Iish5 has been dc
,.;2rr.9 oil hv the Florida Athletic Cur.
tor!ctt and Brady were willing to postpone
tic fight t. November l1th: hut Julian: e.
ritz-inmon> representatives. WAS not and tue
.Iui then declared thu mat"h of. The n: .
,.n,;,t;nns were brie; and not in the hesi
,ralir-. Ea.i side charsnl III" other with
~ attempt either 10 ct ths' better ni the
i,aryain or to xiii the light altogether.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Tie ''cost-price restaurant which isto he
operated by @ leading New Jersey manu-
tacsurnS firm for its worhmen IS to be inau-
cura1eG OF the theory that wcil-1ed people
,.nn 10 better eor; than starvalinES.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-24

Every animal kept by man, except
ing tho eat s taye n ANstria.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-26
Grand Opera House.

"The Stowaway," a sensational Eng fish melodrama, was presented for
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WANTEn

WANTED. M SITUATION as competent cook and KoA laundress good city reference. Address fS6 lts S., this office.
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Poli,s Wonderland rhentsr.

That the claim of Manager Poll of playing none but the best vaudeville artists at his house is well founded is forcibly demonstrated by the company now there. Every feature of the bill is excellent. The Rogers brothers, known as the German emperors, are very skillful pair of German comedians, and the way they show up the humorous side of the German character is refresh ingly droll. The three Marvelles are re- markable acrobats and their work jus tifies the Judgment of Roster & Bial in importing them from Europe. Hines and Remington make lots of fun with their lively comedy sketch, Miss Rem ington's impersonation of the Bowery girl being remarkably true to life. The Wood sisters, the two Judges, James H. Cullen, and the waterbury brothers, are all star artists Go and see them at the Wonderland
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
HYnerion.

A. large audience witnessed the pro. duction of Hoyts "A Trip to China. town" last evening, and while the com pany included number of the original cast the performance was not equal in merit to those given by the last few companies which have presented the piece in this city. There were several new songs introduced, which were no material improvement to the perform ance, and in fact there could be but slight improvement over the former productions. The scenery was one of the specially fine features of the produc- tion. Among the cast were Eugene Garfield and G. P, Richards, who have been seen here in Hoyt's "A Temper ance Town" Harry Conor and Harry GiIfoil
 Sowing the Wind" will be presented on Thursday, March '.
 "Trilby" is coming
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A3,e,x7  A Flesh Forming Food,
 (ArtificiaIIY DigestedD

For pale, thin people. The tired and weary feeling which accompanies all WASTING dis eases will be relieved at once, the wasting will be arrested and new healthy tissue will be formed so that they will be- come plump and strong. An increase in weight will be no ticed at once. It is stimulating although it contains no alcohol. It is assimilated without dl- gestive effort. PAsKoLA super sedes Cod Liver Oil, but has not its repulsive taste. You can buy it at any drug store. Send your name to The -Digested Food Co.,, 30 Reade st., New York, and get their interesting pamphlet.
 Charles S. Leete X Co.,,
 f26 Tu Fr&w New Haven.
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 the first time at the Grand Opera house
 last night A large audience enjoyed the performance. There is something in "The Stowaway'' that touches a common human chord. It is not that it is produced with superb stage settings, strong company and in a popular house; 1t is the marrow of the plot.
 This is not only of intense dramatic interest, but has woven about 1t very skilfully the flesh and sinews of actual life, and by reason of this readily ap- peals to the ordinary human under standing and to the appreciation of all classes. There are no fine sophistries, no tender subtleties of pathos or humor to tax the aT1usement-seeking mind. The motive goes straight to the com prehension, and the action goes straight to the heant. The play itself deals with a son of wealthy parents who has been cast off by his father, Is sup posed to be dead, and is about to be replaced, in his inheritance, by his cousin, the villain of the piece. His identity among the frequenters of the gin-mill is discovered by the cousin, who schemes to deprive him of his rights. This entails the hiring of roughs to rob him of his papers, and also the removal by some foul means of a wife, which the villainous cousin happens to possess, in order that he might marty the heiress. Then follow numberless exciting scenes and in- cidents, all skillfully worked up to tit- ting climaxes; the machinations of the villain are finally foiled. and the wrong ed son regains his rights and marries the girl of his choice. In the second act, safe was blown open in a real istic manner by Spike" Hennessy and Kid" Mccoy The yacht scene was also splendid piece of realism on the stage. The play was presented by well-balanced cast of players The scenery is unusually excellent and real istic.
 The play viii be repeated this even ing and tomorrow afternoon and even ing.
 Conroy & Fox will present their great success, "Hot Tamales," at the Grand Opera house the last three days this week. There will be a matinee on Sat urday.
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February B, 1895. UPSTATE of JOSEPH SYLVESTER, late of 11 Hamden, in said district, deceased. Upon application of Emily Sylvester, praying that letters of administration may be per application on file more fully appears, 1t is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at a Probate Court to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the 4th day of March, A. D. 1895, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pen- place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circulation in said district.
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND, f25 3tt Judge of said court
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WANTED.
EtNts1e1lanen1ts.

FOh SAAELs TTNHE finest Concord buggy in the state for a 1 very little money. Can do little more painting if sent in at once.
 f20 TtS STEPHEN SINNER
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@@a1rts.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD, INOR two, SLIGO; also two rooms with use of R bath, $l .OO and $1.50 per week, board if dl7 If
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@eaI gstate.
LET.
FOR RENT-

A VERY pleasant tenement. second floor, "A 4 rooms with sink room, bath room, etc., from March 1st, at Ills St. John street.
 fl9 Ttf E. K. SHERRY.
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Old and Pure 
 Whiskey.

We handle only that which is pure and of the best quality. We receive direct from the dlstillers, and we sell as we buy, absolutely pure. Our trade is principally with families who use it medicinally--and largely through the advice of the physicians who know that our liquors and wines are reliable.
 Some VERY OLD Bourbon and Rye Whiskies just received made by the best distillers in the United States-to' which we invite the attention of those who have occasion to buy them.
 Old Brandies, Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, Holland Gin, Scotch and Irish Whiskies.
 Champagnes.
 All straight and reliable.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-26
LA GRIPPE

Is very prevalent, ifnot so general as it was a year ago, and the principal remedy was, and we be- 1ieve is,