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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-08
PROGRAMME OF TIE UNION COUNTY
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.

The next Session Of the Union County
Baptist Sunday School Convention will CON
yeue with The Joncsyillc Baptist Church be
ginning Friday before the 9TH. Sunday IN
March. The programme Of subject adopted
at the last meeting is ns follows:
Ist. y 1hcsis--lhc Christian Sabbath, 10y
Rev. }. n. Booth.
md. Resolved, That we should have Coed.
ucation in our Denominations, d. y. vii.
burn, and Rev. {. G. Vaughn.
Ord. What is proper Church Dic,plinc.
Jos. Sanders, II. t. lay.
4th. What position should we take 10 the
B. \. L. U.? Josiah Crudup and W. B.
Crosby.
9th. Is here enough of Pastoral visiting
done, If not, what are some of the common
hindcranccs? {. Is. BNbo and II. i. Murphy.
9th. The Legect OF information i'll rcgnrc
10 Mission work by Baptist teachers nnd
preachers Would not information excite
our sympathy and incl case bcnevolcuce both
III Church aud Sunday School work? Rev.
w. l.. q. llumphrics.
Missionary scmOn Sunday III Orning ii A.
NJ. by Rev. G. c. Vaughn.
The Joncsvillc BnlIIsts are ycIy dcsuou,
that this meeting sho uld bc wuh them and
that IT lie grand success. and am author.
rILcd to announce 1t.
MI 81 the schoo's composing tic CUnvcn
ton will please eject their delegates at an
early date and send their names [, Mis-,
Wilhe Nj. SJulhard, Sccrc airy Joncsyil,
Sunday School, that arrangements for enter
tainlnent nNy be made. AS this will b, tb,
meeting for the annual election of officers ,
full and interested delegation is greatly dc
sired, so please eject dcrcgatcs in view.
hearty welcome is guaranteed delegate
md visitors.
t.. ". Jetcr.
Ir,
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KeltOn.

March |, - kelton is making some improve
mcnts in the way of working her streets
wulch is helping the looks Of the place very
much
Geo. W. Going is having his dwelling
painted.
Since the bad weather has subsidized Rev.
}. W. Harris has gone TO work in his school
again.
X. l.. Howell lost one Of his children last
week and himself and little boy are very
sick.
The Pea Ridge Rifles have rcorganized
and elected ). c. Ous captain of the Co.
*. f. n f.
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SURVEYOR. -
PRICES REASONABLE,
Bucklen = Arnica SaIye.

IHE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chilb'ains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptons, and posi-
!iVeIy cures Piles, or no pay required. L,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
FOR SALE By u. +. POSEY.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reilly have
moved into the Otto house.
A genuine snow-storm struck us
last Sunday and the hills are yet cap
ped with snow.
Owning to an unusual quantity of
legal work coming in UNEXPECTEDLY this
week, quite a volume of interesting
correspondence is crowded out. as well
as other news matter.
The sudden and Expected death of
little Harry Schmidt, youngest o of
MIR. and H. A. Schmidt, was a surprise
and a shock to the people of Chloride
with whom he was a general fvaorite.
He was i'll but three or four days and
it was not until near the last the fatili-
ty of the disease was known. The tuner
al occurred at the home Monday at 10
a. m. The service was conducted by
Mrs. E. P. Blinn who delivered a very
appropriate and pathetic address much
admired and long to be remembered by
those present. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt
have the heartfelt sympathy OF the
community in their sad affection.
Prof. Owen has decided to give his
entertainment "The Messenger" on
Saturday evening, February 9th, In
stead Of the 10Th as at first contem-
plated. This change of date is owing
to an engagement that MIR. owen has
to fill at San Marcial where he VIII
give an entertainment in the interest
of the Episcopal church. Active re-
hersals are now in order and loca
.amatures are lndustrously laborlnl
to secure perfection by the 18th, anf
the professor is much pleased witt
the progress they are making. Fol
low in the cast of characters In "Tht
Messenger on the evening of the 9th
Daniel Bartlett. (Uncle Dan') Walter W
Sandy Mitchell Ga William . Mr.. win Refill,
ySheeny Mike. "a tough).. Mr.. Harry Refill
Keppler.... "a GERMANY -. DR.. e. P. Bin
Skinny Smith. Ia miser) Mr.. w. o.. Thompson
simon Briggs (the village postmaster)-
Mr.. Mark Thomps0I
Bill Hawser. j.. . Told salt) Mr. Geo. Ritche
David. Master John JAIME
First mate ofthe Ecclipie, Mr.. Fred Richard
81 PettiDgin. .....
Gertrude Bartlett. .........Mis Edith Jane
Nancy Bartlett. ....... Mrs. w. O. Thompso
Little Clipp of Keppler's, Miss Gretta Clause
Mrs. McGlone. Mrs. O. NJ. Woodhous
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
HILLsBORO.

(The. followin g items include Hillsboro and
yicinity.)
Judge West is back at his lease on
the Comstock at Kingston and is get
ting some high grade ore.
Joe Gallagher was in last week from
the S5 mine and reports a large amount
of ore in the deeper workings. In one
part of the mine they have five feet of
milling ore and could keep a small mill
busy on the ore already in sight.
R. G. Troeger started for ST. Louis
last Friday morning on business. he
will be absent about two weeks. 9.
H. Laidlaw accompanied him to Lake
Valley.
The only snow-storm of the winter
worth calling one, struck Hillsboro last
Sunday morning and continued all
that day into the next leaving a plenti.
full supply of the white.
The workings of the Ell Orc have
reached that part of the minein which
a big body has always been reported in
the O'Kelly workings. While they
have a fair vein there is nothing
in sight of the dimensions currently
reported. The dip of the chimneys
should pitch eastward and the ,chuteI
may still develop by pushing the drift
a short distance further.
4. j.. Jobson is expected to. start a re-
tail merchandise store in opposition to
Keller, Miller & Co., of Lake Valley
There is rumor of another business
commencing in Hlllsboro in the saml
line very shortly.
A boiler, Huntingdon mill and othel
mill supplies passed through Hillsbort
the latter part of last week for TIN
Placers, There seems to be an cpl
demic of mills in that locality at pres
ent.
Two of Hillsboro's society buds ha,
a wrestling boutin one of the snow
covered streets of the West End las
Sunday. They seemed to be havin
lots of fun regardless of the aesthetics
code, OF Of hosiery and lace trimming
There are six leases on the dump
and one on the mines of the Silve
Mining company at Lake Valley. Mar
ager r. K. Eastburn forwarded $1,0C
to the company at Philadelphia a
their profits.
The leasers on the Richmond min
received their pay for ores forwarde
to 81 Paso recently, and are maxim
others happy by passing it around.
OttoE Cent? is going to start up Il
Bull of the Woods mine again in Il
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
HERMOSA.

The winter term of school for Her
mosa was brought to a close, by exli-
Buttons of proficiency Of the scholars
IN recitation and defamation, on Fri
day afternoon. Jan. 25. the exercises be-
ginning promptly at 2 o'clock. Miss
Ella Worden, the teacher, had drilled
the pupils and brought them to the de-
sired state Of perfection in accordance
with their capabilities. The program
me was as follows; Prizes were given
to Master Frank Norton and to Misses
SYLVIA and Edna Anderson for pro-
iciency in their studies and good con-
duct.
Address. Frank Norton
Circumstance and Gases Edna Anderson
The Little Boy Blue.........Wn VIII D. Robinson
The Housekeeper's s%oliloquY-
Una Wagner
A september INSTRUMENTATION Anderson
The Purest Pearl. Ula Boutwell,
The Two Glasses. ...........,...Jo Young
The Clowns Baby. Sylvia Anderson
The Traitors Death Bed. Harry Kendall
The Challenge....".."........ Mile Young
speak No ................ Arnold Norton
There was a goodly attendance of
grown people besides the parents of
the scholars to witness the closing ex-
e~rcises, and the way the children de-
ported their selections of prose and
poetry was highly enjoyed by the audi
epce.
On Saturday evening January Goth,
Miss Worden and two of her scholars,
Miss Maud Anderson and Harry Ken
dali, aided by Messrs, William J., Nor
ris and r. M. White, gave a represen-
tation of the play known as Timothy
Delano's C%ourtship," with following
cast of characters: Timothy Delano
"a rich but misery country gentleman
-R. NJ. White. Aunt Tabath-an &c.
centric and ambitious old maid, aged
forty-ive-Miss Ella Worden. Alice
Miss Tabatha's neice, aged eighteen
Miss Maud Anderson. Ric--Alice's
brother home from college-William J,
Morris. Sambo-colored boy of all
work, aged nineteen-Master Harry
Kendall. The efforts of the actors
were frequently applauded by the
large audience which more than filled
the seating capacity of the hall.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
GRAFTON.

At the election of precinct officers in
Grafton, William Reilly was elected
Justice of the peace and Mr.. Nc.
Aughan was elected constable. The
election was quiet and orderly and
Judge Reilly and Constable McAughau
receiving the unanimous vote OF the
town.
Developnent work on the Goidroz
and Rocksgold mining claims IS pro
crossing favorably.
The Emporia continues to produce
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
lei

ScHMDF-Harry A. Schmidt, born October
18th, 1893. pas sed away January 9th, lss5, a
La, M. after a brief illness OF gastricia.
There is no death the stars go down
To rise upon some fairer shore;
And bright in the heavens ieweled crown
They shine for ever more.
And ever near US though IN seen,
The immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless universe
Is hfe-there are no dead.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01

rock with free gold showing through.
out the ore as mined. What Grafton
needs is a custom mill which Will treat
he ores of its many mines; sufficient
work has been done to show that "a mill
would pay.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01

near future. Leasers on the mine
made 3 shipment of very high grade
ore abOuta year ago. and he says he
needs some more OF the same kind Of
stuff.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
At. & S. F. Time Table.

Notice Of Marriages, Births and Deathspub'
ished free of charge; Poetry 20 cts per line
All notices of entertainments. etc.. will be
ublished at regular ADVERTISING rates.
All advertisements will be run until order
cd out and paid for in full.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
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TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

T. B. Smart & Co.. manufacturers Of strawgoods
at Stamford Conn. visited their creditors In this
city yesterday, and proposed to compromise at 20
cents on the dollar, cash payable in thirty days.
The liabilities were said to be $4,000. and nominal
assets $4,000 1t is said that the proposition was
generally accepted
Deputy Sheriff Heimberger has received an execu-
ton for $,7l2 against Henry +. Widmayer FORM
cry e banker and exchange broker at No. 81 Bow
cry. in favor OF George A. Widmayer and ~ r.
Nonio. trustees for George Widmayer deceased, on
q Judgment obtained on May 2s. 1894.
large meeting OF the creditors Of Speaker Broth
ers g. Co. wholesale dealers In drygoods at Cncin-
natl was held yesterday at room No. III In the
Stewart Building. Mr.. Speaker, Mr. Gessng. his
head man, and Adam A. Kramer. his trustee. were
present A consultation Of the principal creditors
was he'd before the general meeting. and IL was
suggested that an offer Of 90 cents on the dollar
might be accepted. The proposition TO pay o. cents
was made TO the general meeting. payable In three
elk. nine and twelve months. secured by personal
Endorsement or II not attainab.e. by stock IN a
corporation to be formed 70 continue ,ne
nearly the same The creditors looked upon the
offer favorabiy and II was thousht t"a' ''e p'Po'-
ton would be accepted
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MONEY FOR BERTHING PRIVILEGES.

Charges against Dockmaster Grath. preferred by
Overbaugh & Camp. were heard by the Board OF
Dock Commissioners at their regular session yes
terday morning and In the end Grath was sus-
tanned The firm delivers bricks at the various
piers in scows, and in the present case. Captain
A. H. Lamson. of the scow Anthony Kraus. locked
that vessel at Market-st.. and on Wednesday he
was asked by Grath. Of the appointees OF the
new board. II he had applied In advance for a
docking privilege as the rules Of the Department
require Receiving a negative answer, Grath told
IAnsson the .scow- would have to give place to a
schooner. Thereupon Lamson asked Grath how
much he would get from the schooner
The main item Of the complaint rested upon Mr..
Overbaugh's statement that Grath had insuted and
threatened his son with arrest This was dismissed
The repetition Of Lamson's question led President
O. Brien to ask the captain II he knew 1t to be the
custom to pay dockmasters for berthtng privileges
yes II has BEEN" was the response. ~
Have you ever paid money Tor such privilege?
MANY time.
go whom did you pay t?'
'Well-well, don't remember.
Have you paid any latey?'
mo: II was years ago. .
The captain was evidently uneasy. and giadiy
withdrew from the examination.
The Metropolitan Traction Company was repre-
scented by j. l. Kerr in an effort TO Keep from
dredging the slip between Forty second and Forty
third sts North River, the unfinished sewer at
that point being a menace to health. The order TO
the Dock Board comes from the Health Depart
ment to do the work. unless the Traction Company
shall comply within ten days. Mr. Kerr was re-
ferred to the Health Department. The board adj
journed till noon to-day.
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feQal Notlres.


NJ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. Minus
and Annie Burns his wife. defendants sum"'o"'
To the above defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the company r
In this action. and 10 serve copy OF your answer ~
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days are, .ne
service exclusive Of the day Of setve'
and IN OF failure TO appear, or answer JUG
men, Will taken against you by default for the re-
lief demanded the complaint.
Dated Brooklyn. MAY 2ist 1895. 49,.
rIGENE A. CVRRAN. Plaintiffs Attorney once anu
Iosrofice Address, No. 3'i Fulton Street. Brookiyn'
n. Y. ,, hi,
Ia the Defendants, Peter Hurrs and Annie Burns n's
wife: The foregoing summons Is served upon you o'
publicaiion pursus order Of Hon. Willard bar
len Justice ot the Supreme Court dated the 2Gth day
OF Iune sc, and fled with the complaint in the once
az The clerk OF Kings County. at his Office. In the Cy
OF Brooklyn y. y. 49, ~
Dated brooklyn. June 9th. 1895
Ei-GESF A t.T'rRAN. Plaintiffs Attorney ONCE and
Pos,oGice Address No 31i Fulton Street. Brooklyn
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ARRESTED ron BooxMAxrxo on THE SLY.

ARRESTED FOR BOOKMAKTy0 on THE SLY.
WORD reached Acting Inspector Cortrght few
days ago that Thomas Bernard, a bookmakcr. was
doing business In Forty-second-st, near the Grand
Central Station. Roundsman Kersinger with two
policemen was detailed to investigate the matter.
They went into saloon In Forty-second-st.. be-
tween Lexington and Fourth aves. Wednesday and
kept watch out OF the window They saw a con-
federae OF Bernard's come into the saloon and get
what Information he required from a ticker He
then returned and impaired II to Bernard The
policemen also a number Of men approach Ber-
nard and one of them came out and saw a number
Of bets placed.
The bettors recorded In the book which Bcr-
nard carried In his pocket under fictitious names
arrested. Magistrate Mott in the Yorkville Court
yesterday, committed Bernard for violating the
Gambling act.
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HIS MIND BLANK FOR TWO DAYS

Buffalo July 1t.-Charles J. Hentz. Of Batavia
who mysteriously disappeared from Buffalo Tues
day morning. telephoned to his brother from Erie
PENN this afternoon that he was safe In that
city, but did not know how he came to be there
He remembered coming TO Buffalo. visiting several
commiss.on houses In this city. and transacilng
considerable business. Then his memory fails. The
tine between Tuesday noon. when he was last seen
In Buffalo and to-day at noon is a perfect blank
He did not know how he left Buffalo. how he got
to Erie. anything about IT. A theory of foul
play was believed by many people this afternoon
but Mr. He.ntzs brother does not give any credence
to IT, He says that his brother i'll last winter
with congestion of the brain. and thinks the pres
ent affair the result of that illness.
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legal Notices.
c,rJPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- ar NETWORK -Guilaume Reusens against The

q IJPREAfE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NEw.YoRK;-Guillaums Reu'en' again" The
(.ross Creek Mining Company -. -.,..-, =,
Eotice II hereby given that have been appointed by
the Judgment entered IN the sSoye ~ the %
Creek Mining Company. and OF the and ese;
Ssa eomosny and that ! have duly qualified as SUCH
.sr"one Indebted said corporation to render
a.. account 10 me the once Of my Attorney No l2o
Al IN the city Of New-York by the llth day OF
ocsoSsr 1885, all debts and sumo Of money owing by
H. Ali pesons hayns in hs possession any pr1perSs by
" - .sid nth day Of October 1890 . .,,.
"a" III All the creditors Of said corporation 70 cen ,h
VIA ux iitn dag Of October. 1895 - s....,,. cor
se1 ~ n<rson holding open or subsisting con-
~ ~ said corporation TO present the same IN wrsns
ana in detail 70 me at the pace a'0'e'a'o' on "
nrn.ssX NeW.York February 10Th !cyS ,...,..
r.rdoso 4 Nathan. Attorneys for Receiver. Eau'a''
n~ndinR. n. 7. City.
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coybIrroy OF TIE IRON TRADE.

clevelsnd, Ohio. July 1.-THE Iron Trade he-
View says to-day:
further heavy inroad on unsola SUCKS essr o, BIZ
Iron Association returns and while anv.me' ,hc re
WI show quite an increase IN pS Strongly on the
column Of active capacity The fact ,na ey ren
ss s me , latest e beyond time
niis set BY most producers would indcats be;
Sa the had no nGi X hsSd
sSsm willing to cover fully Al fo,sr months
eco The Eastern Pennsyivania advance OF close
ton bringing Lehieh Valley iron 10 ors Das ~
81 s. was an index Of natural conditions the with.
awai Of Southern competition through the ns Ing
q the the Capacity q ali Furnaces
sH sIy to ans ~ S:y: Sales
Sss cent ri higher 'i than in the preceding week
sa q s4 Iss, week Of metal e: s sSd yss n'
- reported at SIS S Consumption is plainly s.
Of production The billet h. masse Of sales
- limitation Of the output Of nail: In Ju'y ~sI'
.no IN ssos more as acute %
Sesry stoppase Of most Of the .od wire anI on
one min fep sSa rs IN
s but there is possibility that they 20 iSo 30 "i 10
are a aeporssd from PisisbSrs but In nth, the
leland district there Is no market on 90 w ~ IN
q higher Ssss prices ss: IL n.sed
The Iron Age" for this week says:
me third quarter Of the year begins auspicousiy
sae IRON trade The 80 mark predicted tor ve,.
EG plg1ron at the Shenango and 4ahoninf W.
~ furnaces has been reached and passed. ana
st Pittsburs IL REGARDED A. almost h eer rsil.
80 become heavy buyers, e. they viii be IN Au-
and September. may be left 70 the imas ssnsi
~. All kinds of manufactured Iron ano stee'
~, strong demand. The consumption OF Sr ruS,-
~ LITERAL n far surpassins expsctaton:c ,t S
n cooked enormous tonnage. but orders conyInvvec
Up on all Sides Only trfhe over oUvSU
- al kinds Of ptglron are now reported 10 INC
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Coz ntPy.

INN :. UIsVIt'fTs.
FOR SALE. owl and Tucker cottages.
with boathouse. all In FIRST class order.
stu ted north Of Lake House GROUNDS.
with In feet on street and lake shore. ;.
ALEXANDER ORR. Troy. y. Y.
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aid OMINION LINE.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


A VERY HANDSOME PAIR bay cobs. l1E
hands. I years. sound kind fearless.
pleasant drivers. good saddle horses. price
$500; Victoria brouFham and T cart. All
by brewster "a Co. harness. etc. also pay
mare. l.is hands years. can show z;''1'
top sidebar wagon. by brewster. anu mar
ness; sell alone. separate. AZ half value.
simply for want Of use. PALACE BoAhp,
ING STABLE. Schcrmerhorn ana Bona
sfs.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.
A cross-ma Matched. handsome pair or nign-
II bred iS-hAnd mares. = and q years oid
good dispositions: both solid colors. one a
coal black. the other bright bay; they
are sound. beautiful. upheaded. fast road,
s'err; single or double should 20 IN ~
or better Inquire OF WILLIAM c. Lam
MAN. Norwich. Conn.
GREAT BARGAIN SiC5. extra light ex-
tension top two-s"atei family surrey, cost
slegnn, laprob-s. cost SO Apply 10 West
tth-si.
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REAL ESTATE.
For sale and Toilet.

FOR SALE or to rent. new freshly tur-
nlsh.d cotfnge with stable, near Watch
nm. u. /. would b. suitable for small
country club ~ gentlemen. For terms.
ETC. inquire - T. l. HALE. Watch iiill
House Watch I'M ". /
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DREssMAKIN0.

y
A-A-ARTIsTIc bEEssMAKlNG; I'm.
ported fashions: hotel orders at snor'
notice goods purchased " desired, n.art
Ate prices Mrs. NJ ELROY. ~ Fast lltn.
st. between Broadway ana university
Place
covTt'RlERE FRANCAisE. Summer
dresses. summer prices. fancy WAIST
advanced styles. ladies materials us"i.
remoi.iiing elegant work. short ho'icr
Nine. ANDERSON. l0s West lI'h-s''.
formerly With Stern Bros.
DRr<swAKER. reliable drrssmaker by
,lny 81 20. nrsi-clsss litter fancy waists.
wra,~ chlldr-n's suits. etc. fnolrls b"hu-
,ifully. quick worker. DKESSMAkh N. 10"
West iouth-si.
DREsSMAK wishes engagements by
day or v,.-k. city or country CITY i"''t-
.ncc Mrs. MURRAY. dgi Ith-a,e.
DREssNAKTR Pe~f-ct litter. day Or
month. country preferred. Wiling u ~
s,st otherwise 223 East 3is'-st
pprSsNAkER wants work In priva'"
families during summer In New-Nn'h"'ie
ar vicinity. Address &. NJ. i,3 1th-a'~.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAkER. - Flfsi
class inter. Mt 81 80 per day the RESI- 81
the season in private families. city or '"u"
inv. CITY difference. L.. - S'h-aNr
MRS. UERMANcE DErREi.. French
,l!essmak-r 2ii East lith-st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE no LET

AGENCY FOR MovTcLAIR.-fI all
kinds. sold or rent: building sites.
Ti'DBs & TAYLOR. 5 B.ckman-s,.