davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
Lecture "Wednesday Might

We might htannounce, with apologies to
our contemporary who referred to the
"Old man Jones' so courteously, that
this reverend gentleman will deliver
lecture at the u. .B. church Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Jones, being an extensive
traveller and having visited nearly every
civilized land, is thoroughly conversant
with any topic he undertakes to lecture
upon.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
struck ON the Head.

Last Friday while number of boys
were playing "shinney" on vacant lot
near Charles and Michigan street a
young boy named Chase, nephew of NJ.
A. Chase, was struck on the head by a
playmate accidentally, inflicting very
bad but not serious wound.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
Car Wheel Factory.

A gentleman arrived in Plymouth
today from Chicago. who is looking for
location for a car wheel factory. He
is favorably impressed with our city. of
course, and would like TO locate here.
We have not yet learned what PROPOSE
ton he will make our citizens.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
married" and "SingIe.'

A native of Ireland landing at
GreenOck wanted to take train to
Glasgow. Never having been i'm a rail-
way station before, he did not know
how to get his ticket. Seeing lady,
however, geing in, Pat thought he
would follow her, and he would soon
know how to get aboard. The lady
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01

Mrs. Maurice Fishburn was one of
the lucky ones In the Happy Home con-
test, having sent in the required three
subscribers she received an elegant
diamond ring in solid gold setting
Many others are taking advantage of
this offer.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
Arm Broken.

John Alderman, of Valparaiso, VIII lie
looking at some boats in the loft of the
Montgomery livery barn, slipped and
fell twelve feet to the floor below,
breaking his arm between the wrist and
the elbow.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
business Topics.

Commercial, want, for sale and other
advertisements will be inserted under
this head in reading matter type at the
uniform price of cents per count line
for each insertion.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01

going to the ticket box and putting
down her money said: "MaIyhill,
single" Her ticket was duly handed to
her and she walked off. Pat, thinking
it all right, planked down his money,
and shouted, "Patrick Murphy, mar
ried'
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01

MOSES BURKEYPILE RECEIVES
AN ANONYMOUS LETTER.
some Cowarsily Fellow Sends Him IA
Motive because He Went ON stewart :
Bond Warns Him to Remove His
Name TherefrOm.

Last Monday Moses Burkeypile, OF
Bourbon, received white cap notice
with all the paraphernalla pertaining
to cross bones and skull. The reason
of cOuse is because he went on the bond
for Samuel Stewart. who was in jail for
the killing of John SwOverland.
The letter read like this:
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
"A precious one from us has gone.

A Voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filed
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Tobe
Fash, who live in East Plymouth, died
Sunday, March %, 1896. Floyd Fash
was born on December 20, 1892, making
his age at the time of his death three
years, three months and nine days.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love had given;
And though the body moulders here.
The soul is safe in heav'n.''
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
Circuit Court.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
In the Nj. Speisshoffer VS.. B. j. Switzer
case the jury returned verdict this
morning in favor of the defendant.
The case of Bert Hand VS.. Joseph
Liifert, on road petition, is on trial
before a jury today.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01

SEMI-WEEKLY INDEPENDENT and
the Cosmopolitan, the greatest maga-
zine in America, only $l.S5 per year.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
Obituary..

Mrs. Mary SchoIder was born in Ful-
ton county, Indiana, March Ii, 1870,
and died March -. 1896. at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Wiser, in South
Plymouth She was a daughter of
VIM. Walters, of this city, Mrs Walters
being a step-mother. Consumption was
the dreaded disease that caused her
demise She suffered from this dread
full malady for long time. At her
death she was conscious and gave full
evidence of being prepared to meet
her God i'll peace.
This death bereaves large circle of
relatives and friends. Four little chill
dren mourn the death of kind and
atfectionate mother; father and mother
weep at the loss of precious daughter;
five brothers and sisters are bereft of "a
helpful and considerate sister. Numer-
Gus other relatives mourn her death.
Her mother preceded her to the spirit
land thirteen years ago, and her Oldest
sister died ten years ago.
Short funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Smith of the NJ. +. church at
the house, before the remains were
taken via the l.. +. Il w. to Rochester
for interment. Here they were laid to
rest at the side of her husband, who
preceded her to the grave eighteen
months before. The remains were laid
to rest in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Susan Evaline Sell was born in Ripley
county Ind, Dec llth, 1915, died March
9th, 1896. Age 30 years, 3 months and
IL days. She was married to Jacob Sell
Oct. %, 1871, to this union was born
nine children of which one preceded
her to the spirit world The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. .. +.
Lands at the L. B. church five miles
north of Plymouth on the Michigan
road Yesterday afternoon 2:30 o'clock,
and the interment was made in the
cemetery across the way from the
church. Mrs. Sell united with the Dis
ciple church a number of years ago
She was a kind mother and devoted
wife.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

a shock tn Trenton city ana Mercer count Y.
ana was 10 less Il surprise L. tn" out SD"
world. Arrangements were about to he
gin Tor the sale hy law uf the goods when
Mr Fncdlandrr stopped thr proceedings
10y giving the necessary security for fhr
goods. which consisted or about So 900
worth uf the finest clothing for men boys
and children ever made for IN" people Of
New jersey
SPECIAL arTHu g"wrntS w"r" cumpl"trd
hy Mr Fncdlaudrr for the luWrdIa1"
transfer OF the stock 10 Washington II
embraces fabulous values. hut having h""n
secured nj ii sHculi,". it VIII B." nk rwi>,
sold at u >acritic" Ihr StocE Is now on
the counters ~ II Frl"dlaud-r Il Hru'h"l
at their store. Niuih and + streets north
west and Is open Tor Inspection
one wonders that such goods can ho
offered for the prices named toy Mr. ued-
lander LUr When u l~ considered that II
they had not rc"u brought To Washington
ih"E would h1r" been sold under tr'. !Hu.
ucr in Trenton u Is r. ~urprs" that
mems trousers can b" sold for The H"T,
p.tiau,c If IS c-uts- rrt that Is rh, pro,
H>s cd 10y the Washington riUu. en-.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
"ADLER'~ CRAZE" OPENING.
Hosts of People Attended 1t and
OIht.rs Srmt k-lnNN nIs

"Adlor'S Crazr' attracted large crowds
uf visitors yesterday TO h!s uewiy. renovated
aud enlarged clothing >luIca seventh street
aud Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Il was lie ,cCas.uu Of the formal open
.UE az TIE S1rr, siu," u has lc"u IrruT
n~hcd and the thousands uI p"nrl" who
called uu tie genial merchant FErr" NOT dI>-
appointed ln fhrlr host ur his -,ThIr.'
There was much speculation as ru what
tn,...,razc'' really 1,,l~. Int Ir old uut.raEc
ii.rua long a. G-f"rlIlu" that ~ was u,ihIu..
u.arr uaT less than NIcI"r /. Adi"r's deter
I..Huarl.H fu please ll> patrons.
Tue hulLluE rd- teen nards,m".r i'l,d
up. rn,. exterior aua interior Icing h,Iutl.
tulg decorated Iu "'..1c wI GOLD. Iirnrst
floor has t,cu enlarged -ua H'IflH I.ulagu
% - feet aud lrp'n & 100 feet l." con
'.uu- = 500 square feet.
II .~ 4-hrra u. - and r.cg'.Hi.r and
aararcu- oi gl~'rn!ug o. audrso.ut lights
add fp rgr l.gur-- e' the Large Hn lights
with then -raI ,HauG,.cEs N,"-E..
The morning times., 1896-10-01

NJ b LATIMER x co. AuctJyuecrs. 20
and 2Jl Ii sL-
The morning times., 1896-10-01
wANrEr- -M,scELLANEnrs.

VA EgED Horse for his keep. rg
TI0narlr purchaser. rrl"rrH.'> $. u
this office ,CI-3t
w -,iu.d. young horst. y,ru pay
p0"d prIcc- Address PRANK NMiIH IT,
IT. aud q SIS u"- S'i"-'t.yn.
WANTED -Cniu.u"g~ 60 r,Iglr. hu,s
1-Gl r. .IuUplI~, ,crlu-. .srlsudi,.~ Unfinished
tunmg promptly ult'ru"d @" J. W l'h-
20 Ia. ave u"- s''." "t-'1.i
WANTED IN experienced vocaH~J
WI~l'.~ - rNrhauLt, lessons iur use uf.
piano Address / IA II Liz, 80 l. 81 NV
WASTED rer aaorn.4 ro"y ~,
: r ! years ui ag-. AGdrr>- COOP
HOME. tins .rnce. S','" i'.'.a
WANTED For cash. .u Sina- of ..H
; II.i-Irtmrut' auH lulrlGr ~.'. p--
,nIr,.l1u wanted r>lyyr4IIs AppH ..'r.
! so p co.. ru + " BRA hLi-f - ''.
turau - uW.
me hdtrc~- COMPTON. ~" .tH
~ NyED rar OF ucaau.--.lrd
w t-iI' = sound ,ruurg horses. 'IIf have
never teen ,nyd Aadr.~~ CASH lrs
office N'-''
" = n, = I.II7Gr. ! h1D lisni work Appis ii "
LOVE. SO u ST. uv. s"2'-5'
NTED - nnu 'o -.h,It '"s ar
I4ll'tm0rc Mutual AId ~..Ir'F Ha4
N.luT entail Insurance 'uwH,.n. Do it'..-
p...ulc as. collected. not responsible. ins
ims-,.~ Apps Ir 20" iruna 'Ev So. H. ID.
9IuIl O'Clock %. m.- N'-'-''
W A NYED Au expert h"nz scrP"r Vs..
7'>rI'. ~ rI.uTu-- class It nr.., Erviuug 30
II .pu., month Atlr,-s X iws office
sc23 Tt-cU.
w y HTED nr.~,,ate,os .n.@2 4oa r.,
ung and prices y - l. ST Doe"
sr@t-tt
The morning times., 1896-10-01
cURING TIE AGED UEAF.
Patrick McGrnw. 2l1 + 81 :,

Patrick MrGrHw, 2li T. 81. sv
ESQ years uI ag"'. II uau r,"U uarg OF
hcaIrs- IHr ten Er.T~ nuruu- IU,.rf fyu Years
past I grew very much wur,c. hirrr !
uo.rd rI l.u,i"r NDIuE' coming IT, WASH
ugluu ru IuUuu a National rla,ttrr here.
] Gc, G-d 'u - to yo,. h.m
kU''N he was curing deaf uruI,Ir.
iui i,N ! Wa perhaps u,EruH Ir.. IIf.,.
when hc could do anything Tor ne lIy.
WA my "auE'icr and graEGDulldrcu. and
'h"# lH." I.aa tp shout at THE tops at I'M, r
E".Cr> % make luc understand Ihrr,. were
distressing noses iU NY ears like s.lvs
,n" mH,H.n"rE Hu The true | could not
hear 90 ,IH' X or watch TICK atalI
II iHFc tins 70 say r-Earllug Inr IN
IsnNcm"uI that Has taken plau" ~ ut
hearing Icrp!c duut have to shout to- me
amy more L. make u" hear. and ! ,au
heal clearly everything gong on around
me Now, have ru keep telling folks rna,
'hrE need not huirr 81 loud. can hear
street cars passing ana the VuBCrs of my
grandchildren around the house The
distressing uu.s"s have left my cars
The morning times., 1896-10-01
vENEZUELAN MATTERS.
Report That NcG"tiati"mH H"V"
Reached Promising stage.

London, sept au.-Th, Cnrum'." says
..Thor.. j. .riI.r reason t. trIcyc that ii'
yrrczue!au urcouatEur> have reached a
prulI~irg Stage. t.th with rcf"r"u'" iU
ine boundary U~pur" and AN arbitration
treaty wila hHruoa.
lu,. wording 81 tlo FOREGOING docs not
sug-c~r that inr >Ia1"atrf Is inspired
EErryhndr believes that The boundary dl~
mute Will ir ~crtird uuicanlg. hut such
Stems vii. a,i. hr aiken UruuIlg Iic. r'-
purl If the AucUc1r Venezuelan rouuI~-
t!uu. only tAu permanent uffI,IM- uf tn
foreign and colonial ucfI,'> "r" "L duty
boo rI..>" departments a. ~" present Tine
.argfH.r Will act iu merely rrU,5uD matters
urfH rhr return q "a" minister
Lord salisbury is t." tusE with Turkey
now '..afr,aI fD Ntu.1u.la- even r ~'trr-
rarz pI.cr -!rgIG yrrs~ n" Venezuelan
matter " such action uu the IaTt Il
N- onrs is r&l coded - pre- ,l'. t'"'""r
a-l lr wsuIl bee = >Agur Ju .Irc-.u"u. '."."
The morning times., 1896-10-01

HOME TREATMENT BY MAIL.
If you i've away from the city aud
cannot visit the office, write for
Home Treatment.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
The $3 RATE EXTENDED
Doctor Mccoy Continues the $3
Opportunity for 80 Days.
To Dispel the Confusion That the Imitation OF
the Rate By Others Has Caused.

Tlr 81 rate gwen for rlc tw~r IAN" tn
'nt,rpmrrrry no,rorM, Coy wasuor offered
- au udurrmruI &" scomr patients. 1t
Wa, gwen tu Wa> su&tm at u TIM" when
Doctor Mpcns practice was thclarg,S st oyer
known 90 tna- community IL,rr,sa 'Jf
grrru," nrlvrrn nIlruug a Ig'r j. sustain
aprart,ran1i i-Errga rarra~ rr.ior McCuy
CAV. tins. 0ag The purI, ." 'f alluruIuE tu"s"
Hlr felt ruJr tn"y 'und urt pay n,~ foes
rUr nrnrnr--,r Ills w,udrfm Drcmnru'
Tic ad.punn of this 81 Tate by n;uors
aa~ lud 10 ~,nIr confusion r"p1rdug us
purpose Doctor Mrc"E insists 'nat hl, or-
." mn~r Nra.Grr~'u,d. no.".nuu. allow 81
ruhr confused ~ o." rnhuc mind WITH any
u;."r offer or offers For that reason
arvuuo.uruuruurug ug1tcmonrb iocrul"r
=" vgvr 40 PERSONAL r'c> and rnJrpr only
'.r.uralr.ur>, repeating ia ~uis,aun" iu"
yr.r hr maintained during September
The morning times., 1896-10-01

~.purI. rIIl.uIaI, glass Show cases, four
in U4lnnDt- iuui r.lrgr Iu,hr- mgh, ten
lr,l Ipup. aud irrr r'"'l w''". witn solid
plat" glass ~h'! Fc~.. resting uu nlDElr
hI... kc'~. contain u'u. dr, -~t materials.
/ E' r,IlfuGI~ nI The Urt1r>l design 'i -lrrI
planets. pU'ui"l HN >Ir,III order rom
Du!uunu-. g., and uluaiuunia! non 'ul-
.3u.u~ support tho Hon Ihu'r. The paper
u.ugIur ana JHr. rIal.au !- exquisite. .fil
fHe aUpuri irriu.r~ OF lhr ,.>. ttr.f-n nitrnl Iu
'As cl!"ut ,uul1uaiE with lhc general
~rElo uI lhc construction. WHICH "Is n'''I"'
this tfH
Nj Adler nrr~rtf d.d tire nuu.r~ nv
,-~,ullul u~ Eurs'- Ii-uf lhr hluuImg
would du i,r them The nHlmuE Is -
handsome -ruc. ana lhr proprietor, GENIAL
aud IucuIIy to alI. received uuuarr..- COM
t.ralulatuu- Mann Iucul~ NOV only aiur
personally nUJ sent n'IulIiaI Euh fragrant
HDugu,i- u' Flowers. "h,h .tfr~i,d the
strength pf llrI friendship
The morning times., 1896-10-01
pRDp0S AIS

DEPA rim ENT u the Interior.
Washington, -. q. Srptcutbrr3O, 1886
sealed proposals Ui duplicated viii ~ re-
triEtd At the department Of the Interior
uhti o riu K y. M. ..WEpNESDA Y October
. IS"". Tor repairing the copper r,-pT of
me iH''ut OffiCr Rul rcHSiou Office
hh'iliinES respectively. Each proposal mus.
oc accompanied hy Il certified check Tor
!" per cent ur the amount ur bId The rrrnr
N reserved - waive inrurmuIItirS ana tp
reject ANY Hua an h!d~ Fun ,ry.r'lit,.r
trS'r'hnE thr work may hN had on Ipplr,s,-
N"h I" lhr chief Ilerk ur the department
DAVID X. FRANCIS, Secretary.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
rREiomT CAit~ SMASHED.
Ihr.r Trniu~ crash INT" Emrh pthrr
N,.uI EnIMN-In. y y

FarH....E Srir 30 oaeuf 'An worst
Wrecks ru.r rsuE occurred .l This section
Htppr.-o ,r IIr L'.Ga Nail's .a..EnaG. d.
early I..g 'I.- u,r..I@ \ a. r"-..'. ..,
nIa was EIh-a ,u.a-r. and "n'.E'r ~
l.l.i.. aa.HlrG rl1' L.~ Ec,a.'sy is Gr'iH'3
ual- lg,.glr ral- So $50. ra>'-hon.
v.-- war,rL .I -sa. r...E~. . 'IaH irr'.
r.. Year ,ra-.,a I.-. f muHrIf later
D. vr-.-n...n lf".-a' s.f... il, >'aaot"-
Tr,..r. Ir..-.r AL. rf rnr three rrG.u'-
I-Ir flor r.... -.- .-. f.prlrt over hrsN"i...u
n..E..I -.- .~-.s... Filra Lug.:,-
N...r.Is .a- ..aga. .elpa.. a- rn-Hr
~. u.- -.-l..I- r.asnt Do, -r'ur !
In. grrst .- ... ..Gr leltL r,y.iI,a ,.sl-.
I.gfr..- ..-.. ..u. r.Hs."' over 'i' cause
rr.,..- r..rl, l,...r-.-',r. har D. agIrar~ 10
have. tn,-. .l, r,-.H' ... ,tI'l'--a'--. h .Iu-
-.---
The morning times., 1896-10-01
fON REN NT-uOTS SEs

FOR RENT-l2Hs Duncan 81. mo-
rooms. 9l2nto. JOHN W MORRIS.
'I II. NV. rcl II
FOX Hr;NT 800 y ! ave. INV
r. u"ilar. S.t".5n. 1uIu lgrn st NV
G-y. o.. cellar. $3.50 per mo. AIS Il -
NV. or. b.. cellar, s. 81, au have m
ana good yards Apply ZIG ST NV
o,l.It
FSR RE-sT II3 X 81. NV. ~ nn,r>...
81 al mouth Inquire ~ 223 l. II NV
$3.50 q ,uu
VACANT Improvements gong ou.
4Ir t,.sI NV - rooms halls, water.
gas. idirOrc. large ward. arranged tor Two
families. rent $3.50. SEQ
FOR RENT or lease, by oct. 10, coy,
%roUm cottage, = II acres, HJ!r
from AudCustla, -. C., Address ,hiAf
tins office sc23-"t"W
FOR RENT -92I st. NV. It line
irSiurncv, rooms, IN good 'undiii"ii'
mod ImpS.. III u">iTahl" IorHliuu- ana no
short distance OF tive ear lines inquire
OF OWNER, "2l St NV. >c2'"t
FOR RENT \ completely furnished
nous" ut : rooms. IN. l.. NV. $40. b."
reliable tenant. or board pf one ana so
Address &. l.. this nffiCc. 'c2" -
FOR RENT-Ou october next uuu>'
No. 2&Oi st. NV. u rooms, lalrubc q,
pJrlur. gas, water ana running water C.r-,t
outside, now occupied by a member ut 20
lice tuICc, per month, SIS Apply J.
{, ,CALLAGLAN, Zoo st. NV. sc26 -
FOR RENT 6Jh ST. Lc nrptt
i'arK. rooms, cellar, attn, pantry,
bath and gas, rent S23 Inquire uT I
J W RU UBERTSON GO57th st Se25-Ttcm
The morning times., 1896-10-01
BRITISH TAH> LOST.
Sr,"u OF Them Drowned TINInG L"
~uN,. CBurruG,-~

Seattle Wash sept. 80 Tho -uiiu@
schooner J.. Vi MuIGl. HIu' ',uliIl.H.
uI TINS gf.. aruHrI N"uu.y m-ui "t
s,nwaNa,anrs !o-k- hIr"c' from nuna
laSku. af1rr lrm~r o.! uIu" months. seal.
In- ou fhr lIUuur.-a- stand r"nug>"a. ii.r
seven men Ilrw the FU'I-a ,lII~,g Saf".
lite 90 bI',h uarn,r. on rNr night z, s"u.
rrulHrr l.iIu- ore of the w,rst STORMS
rhHf ever struck 'i., coast.
Tie men went rut ~ ore rf 'Hr shUs
boats 10 >,.vc HI. liner suaIIcr boat 'inU lAc
vessel containing t"u mcr fsrl' mon.
under IuUHauu ul . llT>' LruirLaNi- were
Iu tie boat I.ai l,ff the Satellite i was.
as laI4 as could hc learned picked ar tuGily
Dos rrr wlna aHr overturned. one oi 20"
sIluT> w.l ashore ne uth"rS w"r"nrv"T
agau srru Tlr,- mkt morning 'aDrr 'r"af
wa> seen il-h .r. dry tn''hr beach uH the
uUpu,lre side 81 ~" town The we men
whom tgc Hrur"uauls ,rrw started cat
To save reached it.r land Ia SAFETY.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
MANTED-HNTSE9

" N'CED Hy a gysGl-uaa:. ..rt VIE.
.Ir. q. &C.. uf . i-TIl-.ea .r furnished
house for rlr vIuter ar q, Z. uHlai rental.
.r WuHI. relieve family frrw Ly GutI's
.lu cafes 90 hul~rhrruIr- .Iuu satI>I'C-
tory t.E.l,, thr best ut city T,I~- tuIuI>Lsd.
rChr,>~ RES pONSIBLE FATTY lis T.
n-c. Ss@C-HJ
w STfGD For al In ul.yC.uf e assn pur-
IIH~Ur. house rctwrcu $4,000 and
$4,000, north Of and west 81 Sth st
Cal! oraGdreSS THE TIMES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner IOtu uEG - a-e
The morning times., 1896-10-01
nI.Il NnIIrES

BAPTIST BRETHREN rrUNKEES'r
,y,I hold love. r.L~t services lHI~ rN"u-
IN. .u Naval l.ndg" N'I!diu-
,Irurr Fuurtn street a'ld Fem.
.>yIy.,nIn aycuuc southeast ig"TurI
t.rt service, aJ > p',I.'k- Tr"r washing
Srryl,.. beginning at I.,'", followed toy he
I.ori'> supper ana Communion Ah are
invited.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
For SALE

FOR SALE-THc ryrmau House, do
lug Il splendid Giuiug-roum bu>He s.,
viii soil cheap. uu easy terms, On account
OF sickness Eli Pa ave. HW :, 2e-Sl "u
The morning times., 1896-10-01
SAILS ImE ~fAo ALI ALONE.
Capt Joshua ~i"rum'- E"v"@'- IA 1t
IIltr.u- ION ~iuUI.

-.Eaa.- E,s ~u.ra N-.r-- SciH 800
4....I Ift.,. fHu -4aau ~If..- "l.l .I".
r-.r. BOSTON .. f-.6 With Capt l'~.uN
-f...ns a- .r- prE. r.,.lanr. atG.,. a'
>,.-. castle. .t,. ~,urh N.r.- '.au
D..r -I.,.n. for -a lanr .E.n h"-''.
r.l ,-iyt FOO fr.f.r.. ar. .Ion NH.I' l'.''
rr.-.r..,. f.,. -.H-r- .. 81 -.i. .. .ulu I,'
-...r. .......r o.r.r.. -rri.' - 3 I-tg.. s.
t..s as...U -. s..' f-.- l.r.. A'l
f.fT.n ... ..H". ...'a "...." ..' B. ..
srr..r. r.. -.EI.,E.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Copies nf Doctor Mccoy's Mono
graph on Cuturrh VIII BE- Mailed
on Application to those directly IN
tcrrS;cd in the Cure Of This CuEdi.
tlOn.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

WA NTED Partner, tn take uaiI m.
IcTcst ~ an old established aud money
m2kIuE grocery and provision store, TWO
fortunes taVc been made. must give IN
ulyluru attention To- business. rs lEc pre-
cnt owner cannot attend to il. Address
PROVISIONS, tins office. seq Stem
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Gr,u.- suu~ VIII a. for 81 ,"uts children
Eucc pants iur -. r"nt>. omldr.u'- I"rsry
suits for - cents. uHoroual> lm"U -.
~ So mems suits. FINE. >G.I~. n"u'- fIur
rhrNIr suits ~ -. Uru'~ fin" ,t->IIurr"
suits. ~: -. mems tweed suits. - ,'~
aud toys suits for tie ~rIl SMALLER sum
uf =. - owing IT, the heavy u"l.nud
lrr lhre, E.u.I>.It VIII mot hc i"H" i"r"ir
the stock /. disposed of aud IA" first to
CONC VIII ur u",'~.I ~ lrt ih" better So.
lection
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Cunnnnn I,.lcgr.lnrr-, sIrlk.. OA,r.

I,r.r," rrIl..u. Superintendent Icon
ard q lhr .l.d,Ir r."u,r t-rnp- "'iaN
mat tu" lrlrgrarhri>. turr B. puJIN
,IIly over ir' wccu Nnutr.aI Toronto anL
nrtIuIi. l be- operators IHf, I'IrIN ar
r,.-uur! wur. .'t .rs u-.Ts fi, l.rrln-
regularly.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
HIS daughters Statement.

Mr. Tarn,A sullivan. GIuEnrrr of Mr.
hs'traw, ~td. Father was VERY dear.
there was no question about that Every
hudt 40 the urlghroThOod knows how deaf
NcCnE's care we AL notice Il rrTuarkabI,.
chang" 10 his hearing IT is not Hc,r~
~ary e" srcak 10 INN more than oncc
now
The morning times., 1896-10-01
~r,l.Ing llln.r~ NIoIi.-

E..-r.. Sept tu... r'r' '.'' '..aa.r'
,.H f.Hrsr- 30 Is.N .na ,--,- o. q.
r....... r.r.. .g...... ar...u. and .uu..Lr
f.r..- rn,. af,..'s rHr .ffl.r- ,. tn.
....a.,.... ..H,. .... HHu-,... ..ulIn.
the .,r. r.-..- p. 'a" .n'- 4 after Cd
-n, .r..t.. .Hn..- w.r. a--...''a -Ha s'
Err,s. inquired
The morning times., 1896-10-01

The tonic OF the day is the great
big bankrupt SAFE of ~. OtU wholesale
bankrupt stock ui Fine T.ilor-made
Clothing which l. now going on IN ihc
large duub.c binding, Nos. ~ and 20
seventh stICe- northwest. DO not de
lay, but hUrr. . uug. ~aio will last tor
a snort time Unl.. We will place ON
sale Tor the mrAt turcc days the great
est bargains ever offered in Washing
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Diamond !niriG,u-il,

\cW YORK. Srpr 80 -trDI-c NJ iiurIr' ,
alias ''rpre" II tiIuIIu,ud. Irruut p.uI.h hE
hs fifteen. Ncarud hrutucT, David Hurley
was b!uuEht {, Es>"N mdrk"i court today
Hurley - wanted II rhIludclphla Tor Nc
larceny II a quantity of diamonds.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
BAY city Lumhrr. COMPANY ,onr.

Toronto. omrrn. sept 30" 1lr cred
llpI, 90, tIi,. EIE rnA. Nlru.. l-uruh,.r COM
up The affairs uT tie ,umpnu. The Ia-
aIIiIr, 40 the ,wpauE are hotw ,.rn
5000. .Duu gud 5000 400. with n~-cr~ sirnl.
Is lu excess UI that amount. The Canadian
,rr,!. .rUr- ut the ,uufptu. amount 'u .ttuuI
81 du.cu. w,iudlug lE" canadian Bauk "t
Commerce
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Nrw YORK.. sept 3u.- Herman J. ~.hurt.,
w.. w.< arrt>r,u la-f night DIS Central
nfr'r detectives al 1i.r iU> ila1,H .i his
.sr.~. Charles and Wuuarr. uu Ga, 'n"rG"
ur.r~.u- N'a- iEuLEll lo the E>~yN Marh'f
court f.aa..
s,.nuI.. WAS arrested ru thr> ,larg" ia
.r.rl -s.a'r usu. i"id tor "a u."r" >rr'u~
,un.,. I,' a.l.-cu r.us1"T 81 uI> NH'.
i1to ,,.li'. "- Wcra "EH last >un.
lac i've >uu~ lnr oldest ur whoa. is
rua't,"H lr1r- arg -1ir youngest N'ifr.
Who haar IlBs accusation against ii'.r
rInrr. Wen" rr,~rul Il ,,ar. ~,huu
wH~ TtH.aHoru ta,t T.. Headquarters Uiii
'-.. uN Hl ..g .rie'~, 90 tie "e't.u.