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block. 1t is known as the Fred J. Byrne
building and was erected by Mrs. Margaret
Irvine and named in memory of her
youngest son. who died in May, 1889.
The design of the building is the joint
product of Messrs. J. W. and Cal
Byrne, brothers of the deceased. The
architectural character of the building
may be termed a modification of the
Italian renaissance. The structure has a
frontage on Broadway of 100 feet and 105
on Third. 1t is five stories in height, and
has an interior court affording light and
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become seriously embarrassed, ana all that is
needed is economy in the administration OF its
affairs slu~e tttr.f-rts
So far those who will govern the club for the
coming year have not met together, and we
have no concerted plans as to creating enthu-
siasm among the memb beers and developing ath-
let1cs among the members. 1t naturally falls
within the province of the leader and the ca p
tain to make suggestions in this regard, and
what they say in the matter will be carried out
If possible.
What we need most of all is members. Every
man in the club ought to bring in new men,
Der, for it is only upon the income obtained
from dues that the club can pay off its debts
time. We have in the past boards, reduced all
expense possible, and we shall continue to do
so in the future within reason.
1t costs about $500 month to run the
Olympic Club. OF this nearly $1,000 is in
terest on bonds and debts, $500 is salaries
and the remainder includes current ex-
penses and repairs. The income is suffi-
Gent to meet this, but it will not do much
more, and for that reason the strictest
economy has been necessary. One OF the
measures of economy adopted was the
introduction of an electric light plant,
which has reduced the gas bill of some
hundreds of dollars every month down to
an insignificant coal bill and small re-
pair account. This plant, put in year
and half ago, has just been paid for
The difference in the expense was put in
each month toward paying for the dvna-
mos and the engines--the wires were laid
when the building was erected-and the
saving can now be diverted to other chan
nels and to reduce other accounts.
The principal item of expense just now
is the outside grounds. The athletic park
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buildings on the coast, all of which contain
in every particular the latest improve
ments known to the building art, the city
is not content to rest on her lauraIs, but is
adding almost daily other handsome struc-
lures to the already large list. The Court
house, City Hall, Stimson block, Bryson
block, Phillips block, Wilson block, Baker
block and Bradbury building have had
their full quota of justice given them as
landmarks of the city's growth and pros
perity. No business building on the coast
excels the Bradbury block in point of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-05
A FRENCH JUBILEE.
Patriotic GauIs Celebrate Their Coun-
try's Adoption of a Republican
Form of Government.


The silver jubilee of the French republic
was celebrated by the Society La Jeune
Fanfare Republicaine at California Hall,
on Bush street, last night. An excellent
programme, consisting of music, recita-
lions and an address by Hon. W. H.
Barnes, was presented.
The entertainment ended with a dance,
which proved one of the most enjoyable
features of the evening. The programme
as rendered was as follows:
Marche-ouverture, La Jeune Fanfare Repub-
licaine; chant patriotique, les eleves du
French and English Institute; ''La Marseil-
laise," La Jeune Fanfare Republicaine; allocu-
ton, Hon. w. III. Barnes; chant patriotique,
NJ. Paul Girard; aubade-avec duo de baryton,
La Jeune Fanfare Republicaine; varieties vo-
Gales ct choregraphiques, Mile. Victoire Orr;
serenade, La Jeune Fanfare Republicaine;
chansonnette comique, NJ. Paul Girard; marche
finale, La Jeune Fanfare Republicaine.
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fine commercial buildings of Los Angeles,
and in interior finish and appointments,
elevator service, ventilation. light and
heat, it will be surpassed by none.
The building is being erected by Mrs. M.
A. Wilcox and her four children-Mrs. NJ.
a. Longstreet: Mrs. J. c. Drake, wife of
Lieutenant Drake, q. S. N; Mrs. R. H.
Miner, wife of Lieutenant Miner, U. S. N,
and Alfred II. Wilcox, of San Francisco.
Mitchell & Mitchell are the architects and
supervisors of construction of the building.
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Assaulted bY Hosemen,

William Riley, 1708 Fillmore street, went
into a saloon on the corner of Post and Fill
more streets last night, and while there three
men belonging to Hose Company entered.
One of them said, pointing to Riley, "There he
isl and the three, according to Riley, at
tackled him. He escaped and went to another
saloon on Webster street. He had not been
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long there when the three hosemen entered,
and one of them hit him over the head with
club. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where it was found that there was q lacerateG
wound in his scalp, and he had sustained q
possible fracture of the skull.
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An Organ Recital.

William c. Carl, the noted New York organ
list, will give recital at the First Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
The concert will consist of compositions an
Gent and modern. including works by J. 8.
Bach, Handel, Weber, Wagner, Guilmant, etc.
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The Order of st. Constantine claims to
be one of the oldest in existance, dating
back its history to A. d. 313. For hun
dreds of years it was extinct, but was re-
vived by Russia in the last century.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
INTERESTING FACTS
CONCERNING
NEW SPRING PATTERNS AT BARGAIN PRICES

NOW Is the accepted time for Garnet nnroboson.
I wait until you have moved Just take tmo h.
To e orGock and buy now. We cannot recall the tiny
wnen Carpets were sold under any crcumstancoS t LIE
Sucn remarkably low prices as we are SELLING tbon @ a.
hom are offering the Latest and Hands0mest po+
senS IN al materials at prices that are filing monev
we have just received new lots from the mills tbo+
We aie oner1ng at the following prices: '''''
INo&o1ry' otnson and Smiths 1o-wire Tapestry coo
powell Extra Super Ingrains (All-wooD 15c OVc'
Dlgelow and Hartford Body Brussels & fraHel o5o
e All the above are the Standard Makes and a+ tho
''' T: Slance can be recognized great bargains.
Inns is not sale of remnants and miCf+S b,+
superb collection of Choice Patterns that wond bo
ing values at much higher prices and that are npr
0CIaw Mattngs in one hundred desons NON,
stair Mattings to match -00 7qu1rUer
furniture IN all its glory is shown here, from the
10 5e pest and It's surprising to hear the low
Furniture ~ 0'0iy aFucle
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
COTTON DRESS STUFFs

You'll think Flora herself
has gone into the Dress Stuff
Prettylng business with all
the Graces assisting. Hun
dreds of dainty printed and
wovencolor fabrics that re-
mind you of a June meadow.
Foreign or homemade, ALPS
one so far as artful elegance
goes. New thoughts, new
beauties Il and mostly new prices.
This list stands for more
than thousand styles be-
tween 10 and 2Sc.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
NOTICE.

| NOTICE.
| c,,,,,. NQtlce Is hereby given that 1. Maria +
Snltn' Delng the owner and oceuDsnt Of H.
r Trouse known as the Chester House. in ~
aware, intend to make application 10 H. VI Gel
" ueneral Sessions of the Peace and Jail neIiv'
cry OF the state Of Delaware in and for Ka,,,
county; az us next session, which will commenna
anu pe htli ~ Dover. in Kent County aforesajd
Saor ~ y, tle hIteenth day of April in the
sedr 5 oI our Lord one thousand eight hundreS
snq hlnety-hve, for a license for the keaping of
ah ~ inh or tavern and authorizing the sale ofs iD
to1lcatng liquors in less quantities than ono
IEuksI1 70 De drunk on the premises. I'm said
,knsIeE IknesseE house. The said Chester HouSe y
i Mnefeln an Inn or tavern is proposed to he Eent
WIN the privilege of selling therein intoxieatipo
liquors IN less quantities than one ouart 10 h6
SSIunk on the premises, is located in United
pa 9penooI district, Nos. and "a and and i07 IN
Kent County and State of Delaware ana 60. -, ~ ~
one United School District by the name o19,hhg ~ ing
smyrna Public Schools" and on mn Verno sae
19ueet, formerly Methodist Street in the SafS
Town OF smyrna. In Kent County afor roseiS
~ nc tline When the said application will be made
a. Sy.ii ny; VIII De on Monday the fifteenth dav of
april III the year Of our Lord one thonsand oi,.,,t
hundred and ninety-fve, being the arst dsy Of
VIC next Term OF the said Court of General Sas
siOns OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the Ste,o
" ~ Dlelaware in aud for Kent County. The names
= "a VIC Wy especlaole citizens recommending mvsaid
appnestlOn, One-half Ofwhom at least Are snb-
'tantial freeholders, are "'e Su"'
N. NJ. p. Scout. Jamas tIo,,.,.,.-
James w. spruance n FSehas "N4ipAsulli
laeOh Leinberger O. w sisco
|. X: McCausland, T. T. Jefferson
ADsl Taylor, William s. Smith
I; -; a. .aaiIonsi JnO. II. Farrell
y y ~, ~. ~ lewis VIM. G. Palmer
ohh NJ WICK, Samuel Wilds.
Smyrna, Del, Feb. q, 1895 - a MA f. SMITH
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
J. B. COOPER'S
STORE.

WE ARE not giving our
wv goods away not
many of them; nor
are we selling for cost. ex-
cept for cause; but the cost
prices are so low down
even on the best goods.
that customers are often
astonished at the cheap.
ness of what they want
than at its expensiveness.
Articles that have been in
stock a considerable time
need to be marked down.
and unless a merchant is
wide awake he will be ask |
ing entirely too much for
them before he knows if.
These are cheap times.
Tunes of low prices, and
we keep everything down
at bottom values. We are
not governed by anybody
elSe's prices, but make
marks of our own in plain
hgures SO that anybody
can read them. But then
we often sell below mark
ed prices for the sake of
closing out certain goods.
There is no harm in this
and nobody complains.
In fact we often sell arti-
cles at two-thirds price.
and even half price, that
are worth full price, just to
clear them out of the wav. =
We don't want old stock.
we want new goods all the
time. We have as great a -
variety of the real staple
goods that everybody
wants, no matter what
they are, as can be found
In any store.
We can, and we do, give +
as good value for money
expended as anybody else,
and we want to sell our
goods. We do not pretend
to give them away, nor 81
even to sell at cost, but our
store is full of Bargains all TT
the time.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
Maryland Items

Mad dogs are still numerous in Ken
/ county, Nd. O'' j." Nen
reaches are reported to be somewhat
hurt near Centreville. = " "a
An organization for the protection ot
game In Maryland has been formed.
M Albert Constable, the well.known
dogs. " wv" nineteen
tanners are contracting for tomatoes
at 80 and $500 per ton near Chester.
William E. Bartlett, Jr.. formerlv of
baltimore. died in Talbot county. aped
seventy years. NeoU
Fear is expressed of more trouble vet
rom hooding in the Susquehanna river
at Fort Deposit.
Sixty men have volunteered as fro
men in the fire company which boa
just been formed in Easton. '
A bridge of the Columbia and Port
deposit Railroad over Conestoga craek
al safe Harbor was carried away.
Rev. Il. G. Jones, of Madison countu
ihulana, made a brief visit with his
last week. i"on
The two tin can factories in Havre
ue Grace are now in operation after
suspension since last fall, giving EN-.
ployment to rs hands.
James Goodwin of Baltimore. has
oeen appointed income tax collector
Ior the Delaware and Maryland dis |
Irict at salary of 81, 400 year.
Bills aggregating $5,55.SS have been
audited and ordered to be paid, By the
commissioners of Kent county for
clearing the public roads of snow.
The town commissioners of Denton
nave passed an ordinance directing the
bailitt to kill any dog found on the
street without muzzle over his mouth.
Jethro T. Mccullough, a son of
Iethro L. Mccullough founder of the
Iron Company. died at
Rising Sun Md, on Saturday from
muscular paralysis.
All the bicycle clubs on the PENN.
'ula have been invited to send dele.
gates TO the cycle meeting at the
grounds of the fredericksburg Athletic
IN the 4th of July.
About three hundred persons var.
present at the sale held at the horse
exchange, Baltimore, Tuesday week
md fOrty-eight head of stock were
old. Prices were low, ranging from
10 to $50.
John Fowler of Flat Land farm
Kent county, Md, had three turkeys
aught In the recent snow drift and
'ere found twenty-five days after the
torn, under five feet of snow. Two
t them are still alive.
The Caroline county Commissioners
'luse 10 endorse any bills for clearing
le PuoIlc roads of the recent snow
TITUS TITUS some law suits are likely to
now Dut there Is a strong public
'ntIment backing the action of the
Inc town commissioners of Easton
ave granted franchise for a telephone
stem there to M. NJ. Higgins. A. G. q
ascault and ]. S. Griffith. A number
other business men of Easton will
into the enterprise. hs
The Maryland Annual Conference pr
the Methodist Protestant Church. IN
ii meet at Alexandria, Va, on ~
ednesday. April 3rd. Among other Or
siness will be the election of a new wv
to succeed Rev. ]. u. Kin.
r. mi
Mrs. FhOs. J. Jones, of Southern Cali
MA Is visiting her friends in Chester on
vn where she will spend some time ~
IN her mother Mrs. Thomas Massey. 60
8. Jones will also visit her Middle be
vn friends and relatives before she
urns to her California home.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13

he RESIGNED AND orrn
OUllVer L. Bell, mail massar go AoWN:-
Delaware and Western raiIso on the
ton u;S Posltion and left Wilmino-
The raa;s nis destination is unknow6
time a~o nsUion was presented soma
2S r. ~ aIu took effect on FebrnarU
went Nc eay after the resienat;oyD
WiIminnttoo to enect Bell departed from
bomsa ssGon' leaving a note at tba M
never oo,a % nls son saying that he wonIS
heard of e L; oack. That was the last
ton varu P,I od him by anybody in WiImin@t ,Hs'
the stroo, Do,l was conspicuous figure on
mont S'ieeCs because of the iron ara NJ
wss eus =; ne wore instead of a leg, T5is
,vsSo r similar to the wooden legs who's
were much worn after the war, '0u
Pocdi naE BUSH & Sons Co. FA11upp
1IVers fo~ We're appointed last vel
George w. Bush & Sons Go nf
Nv. w .iImlngton, by Chancellor Woic,o.ei oi
ne receivers are the Eouitabla GU
1ntee and Trust Co. and Georoo ou1T- al
DuSn' The indebtness of the co,s 50 W.
nolo sou Is reported between 5000 nod az
S1oO,OOO. The assets are estin,ot V anu
ue at least 100000. The bne;noso 20
sue a. eco corporation is stated to he ba1S~ 0s VI
~ y, 10000 and 81 SOC. 900 ner De.ween on
ne application for receivers wes In
oy >. Danforth Bush. No nraSon eSue
roCe; ynce were given by the concern Tbo
go. sewers were appointed before tbe
aSSe!s !s were dissipated bv moL
nCTiIces ,nJ ,ba to hold on a little Ionger
Il ma there seems to be no donht ,Sat,
a ne corporation will pay dollar for a. a.
Ar and have considerable over. UO'- |
"a SERsEY-DELAwARE Dispute
resident Cleveland is likely - -
SAeu nneo 70 decide boundary dispute at
ONE or it may be submitted 70 ,bo no
Iupreme Court for settlement RoIb '
.eW jersey and Delaware claim inr;s 7
lctlohs over the Delaware River for =
'me ' distance above and below the =
'"h OF New Castle. Charles IT in
le year 1888, granted his brofbar
ames, the Duke of York. a tract ~
nd within a radius of 12 miles ahova
." castle aud all of the islands in =
Ie {, river falling within this circIa
nlcn, OF course, gave him Jurisdiction
.er the stream. James afterward -
an:Ierred this land to William Penn
"a Il became the State of Delawora =,
y y New Jersey insists that. as tba "
River is the boundary he
eeu the two States. her iurisdiction
'enus TO the middle of that stream.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13

NJ: !, 1he me Kent NeUs.-The Kent Mem. =
Ghestertown came on SATURDAY. as = :
Sslnx-column, eight-page weekIv T t. =
beautifully printed and is certa;nI,, ~ is :
;olt Sreolt to Chestertown and Penin.S,1 q
journalism. The NeaUs, and Cecil w.
a,a nave 9 led in the change from a fonr m~,S' ~
an eight page paper. '0ur 10
O. Farmers and turkeys on the Eas,o,n
Inores quo and other places who snnnIu
Sne Baltimore markets with hel.i hepply
and other fruits during the suu nrIes
season will hereafter be obIioaS - uNr ler
manufacturers prices for sbiDnp;"nS in pay
oiStes oiS yes instead of receiving them free os
al All charge from the city comm;ssion eJ ol
men as in past seasons. ''S'0n
,r Mrs.; John TMallalieu.-Mrs. A,io.
4 IMiallalieu, wife of Prof. John ms n Mic Aiice
ffteu, f, superintendent of the STATE Pc
Iolm h school of Nebraska, died at ba.
VJnie WaI at Kearney of Nebraska on
" y euhesday week. Her husband oDd %
STIg SIrge children survive her M NJ
Itallaileu Va Is a son of Thomas MaIIoIi-n
nsq;, 1sqS OF Millington, and grew to mna-
lUou po ID that county, going West when
WoW ,TTIC twenty years of age. Mrs
If Carlisle, pa. "A' 'Ormerly
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
I NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~, ~ Notlce Is hereby given that l. Jobn n pii,
90 ~ 80 DDSnInB the tenant of the house Enon,-
9s tne Delaware House." in the Town Of c, nnOwii
anni;oe ana state of Delaware, intend 10 msEa
70 tne Court of General Sessions of ~ a
in aSd anu s Jan Delivery of the State OF Delawaro
viii anu iOr Kent County at its next session vbinh
Cnrr, ,SOinIhenee and be held at Dover in Kont
dev nSY aforesaid on Monday. the dfteanth
o vi ApTll IN the year OF our Lord one thn,
for az ~ hundred and ninety-fve for a UcanSo
iD te th eeplng OF an inn or tavern and 9utbor5
tias th sIe OF intoxicating liquors i'm less onsnt;
io ~. an an one quart to be drunk ON the nrsmiso
,ga wy VI rSu Salu delaware House." The said - Dai,
"a - hOuse, wherein an inn or tavern is n,o,ne
W De Kept with the privilege of selling fhel;
4 nvoA4icatihg liquors in less Quantities. 9ba. N @
70 ne drunk on the premises iS locstS 1ie i
a., ochOol District, Nos 3and ~ and onS I61 III
hI eiI county aforesaid, and forming one iIa;,sS
IiSnOol Elstrlct by the name Of tba "Snrrno isf
~ ~ ocnoois, and at the Soutb Sast -" @ uo-
W. W., vi MAIN Street and Mount Vernon foOS, UT
no uae'HoulSs street, in the said Tewn 81 Seiy
nnsS' .L III hent county aforesaid The naT3Sde
- :, Ine respectable citizens recommendino aes ,
ire freehOldeFs) are O''HSii Oi whom
Iacoh IT, Abel Taylor.
Nm NJ I a,;NeI' wilson 4. Cavender
) I CnnH'ts Thos. L Jefferson
NJ r SunnHs, s. f. Halman
ugnstns Soa,ss' Elmer HOtiecker,
S0"uh ~. NJ Z. Scout
Smyrna, Del, Feb 81, 1856. SSliN u BLIZZARD
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13

"nen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castori.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS

In Belfast or wherever is
home for them, you'd be
likely to pay more than we say
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
Some of our
Principal Lines
of goods are:
of goods are:

BS%HS1l SShoGi and Rdt General Stationery, Bibles
WaIIat. WWymIIeaIs' Books. BOOKS. Fancy Papers, Purses
China ri iOu.,ery' Ouy' vTlet Toilet Goods, Lamps,
SEedarware, Oil Cleths, Hosiery %SSes' ToSeIs
d brushes Shaving Materials, Mns;cai !
Goods Base Balls,- Ropes, Twines GiaSsH
Ppare, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle. RIank
Books, Brooms, Table Ware, Cakes STN GanN
nee. hea G%oSods, Spices, Pickles, Extracts. Cot
iOns' ions tGhreads. G Needles, Pins, Shoe Find
Staple Groceries, Garden Seeds HI Ho1usaI al
ks kkseeping Supplies, Flour, Fruit VeSefe-
Dot tGese na give an idea of the stock, but are
we stand behind the goods we sell and
are a always ready to straighten ont anv-
thing that is crooked. 'U' any
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
At 3733c the yard.

Crepe Brilliants
Covert Cloths "Ooi' Do sIyIes.
Fancy Checks "ool' Styles.
Check and Rouro,,o ~, All-wool, lS styles.
Solid Color serges All "OOi' ~ styles
French De Beige -"oOi' 10 styles
Check and Plaids "ooi' ~ styles.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
At 75c the yard.

40 in. Crystal Rock Suiting.
A5in ;uno., All wool, 10 styles
30 in. Spring-weight Figured Grs5;te ieS
80 in. Striped Novelty, ~ ''S ie'
oo. Silk-and-wool. 10 stvles
80 in. fancy Stripe and Pin CbscIs Is
4O IN. fancy Spring Cheviot '''
oo. Silk-and-wool, p stvIes.
90 IN. three-toned fancy check, '''
A5.o1a Silk-and-wOOl, styles
ko;oer, All wool, SO styles
hnso c.. All wool, styles
46 in. French Vigoreux ' Z ''S les
AL. uo,. ,,, All Wool, styles
"A in. Melange Twills : ''yieS
All Wool, 10 styles
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13

best uai sstissat Osrlaln's Cough Remedy gives the
nandie and as seller leads all Other nrs
PPapatlons Psaas in this market. recommend 55rG i
because because 1t is the best medicinal 7 80 =.
VTnqIea va p for coughs, colds and cough
Oy Clifton Il Raymond, Smyrna. Del '"'e
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
At soc the yard.

80 in. Ladies Cloth
45in. Figprad ,,o,.nao All-wOOl, Il styles.
ss in. Inportod uo-.. All-woOl, styles.
& in. Silk str,no o,,,,. All-wOol. styles.
ssin Twi,Isd e,,,n. SIX Mixed 10 styles.
Ain. Pin CbooL Tar. All-wool, styles.
Sin. Unmarried R,u., All-wOol, 3 styles
' III POEteu rlgured Armure
46 in. Plain snrob All-wOOl.SO styles.
46 Whipcord "ooi' % styles
IS in. Storm Serges Ai'"ooi' ~ styles
Spin. Diagonsl cho.,o. All-wool, styles
8sin. Mixsd Tn,, S.,. All-wOol. ? styles
ss in French sh0,... NJ, All-wool, 6 styles
All-wool, 10 styles
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
At 65c the ward.

40 in. varigated Check Cheviot
Aoi, p..o, All-wool, styles
4ein 1uno-o, All-wool, 16 styles
80 in. Three-toned Pin Checks '''
38 in. French Rayetine ''' 'e'
4sin F,onob g., All-wOOl, styles
All-wOol, 9 STYLES
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
@%t1%saaakSr'x
Philadelphia. March IL L.

Philadelphia, March. IL, 1895.
WO0LEN AND SILK
AND WOOL DRESS GOODS
Just the little priced and the
medium priced sorts-more
than F0e hwnayed STYLES,
3755 c to 75c. '0''
Stop where you may among
them, pick at random, almost
sur sure to be a price surprise
hitler than you expect; sure
to t have beauties you never be
lore saw in such goods.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-13

kENT. IS: <e2
sbo1So oS1oSoye-named v.-amed
SFY1 Ri FSY1d belief N"'
re me eStd65iGle5; this &,
'O'ary Public.
T T !: ffEs}DI'.,to..
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-01-18

Marrying men must be scarce in
Pennsylvania, for we note that W.,
manin that State recently walked SIX
miles in the snow to be married.
She waded so as to be welded.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-01-18
A MESSAGE
70 CONGRESS-.

An Army 10y Coxey commanded,
10 have things their own way have
planned it,
For they know Growers wrong,
Aud they'll teach him ere long
(1hat is-if they do not get stranded.
There are tramps from the South, that
is sunny;
There are tlamps fro them woolly West,
funny;
But It's pleasant to see
Them III concord agree
THAT for woik they're not clamor'ng,
but money!.
Now the Presidents taking to guying.
30 when Coxey "sets there he'll be
signing;
For there might be a break up,
Aud general shake mp
iAnd new fixtures he'll have to b'
buying).
If he would bnt know it I'll tell him.
OF one who great bargains will sell him.
In the furniture line
All that's dainty aud fine,
Latest fads in antique. ante-bcllum.
His good name here lis useless t.
mention,
1EBAULT'S trade hardly needs nor
extension.
Down on Royal you'll see
That sales largest can he,
Where such handsome goods catch you
attentions,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-01-18

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