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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-03
LOCAL LACONICS
News Of the City Briefly
Told.
People You Know and Things YCu
Know, Caught On the Fly as
They Come and Go.
r. R CARROLL, City Editor.
Thursday, Dec ;

Send your orders for groceries,
fresh meats, fish and produce by
phone No. 50, at L. 5. Blacks,
Stalls IL. II and Is, city market
BabN's Tolcum Powder at the
Anri-Mcr oPoly drug store for I5c
a box.
TIE best cigar in town, all clean
Havana, f,r sc at Troxlers.
A. II. Agnew of Harlow is in
town on business,
Chiraware, cups and saucers,
vases and all kinds of fancy goods
sGe being III packed at Ocala News
DsPot.
Best fresh meats in town at
EoWardS BIOS, city market.
Inc cheapest groceries IN the
Wy al B Sutton's, 28 Exposi-
ton street.
Don't buy Christmas toys until
5ou see The Racket prices and
variety, 1t cost ycu nothing TO look.
7 South street. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holder of
Hartshorn are in town.
Cape Cod cranberries, the incest
to be had, at Birsey's.
Our stock of dolls cannot be
tquaItd Cali on opening day,
Dec. IA, and examine same. Ocala
News d pot.
To see Rowell's pretty ties is
TO Buy one, tor they please the
taste.
Cranberrles Ioc quart at Trox-
ler's.
Ask S. L. Biting about the
burglar joke.
Have you seen our 50 ne, k
wr4r2 ID ,vIdson & Var Echrp
k,nrn b.. We have he lars es,
st'tt OF ME works m the Guy
CCcIs News Depot
TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day
lake IaAau,, Bf"mr-QunIne Fab,
,e's All druggists refund the
ID 'tl II l. tails To cure. 2Sc.
Judge w S. Jennings IF Brooks.
vile IS IN town on business.
A big stick of Licorice for sc
at toe Autobiography drug store
Manhattan shirts are known to
be- the best made Rowell has
just received another big shipment
Of this week.
The Racket will open Tuesday
Dec Ist, In its new quarters, :
South street, south side cour'
house square.
A nice assortment of fiue cake:
q, French Bakery.
u. OHearne OF Lexington
spent yesterday at The Ocala.
Don't pay two prices but go tc
The Racket, where prices are al
ways rock bottom and don't you
forget 1t.
The Racket has just received &
h"e case Of Pearl Jvwelry of every
-. cr'pF'or from pen holder anc
p, PER utter down 10 a collar but
ton. Z s uth St.
Ar daV light this morning tn.
tbrrmoaeter stood 500.
Newly Received - Sardellen
bismarck Herring, Dutch Herring
Smoked Herring, salt Mackerel
at the French Bakery.
4 da nges 3oc doz-n a
IfsxlsI's.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-03
A BRILLIANT WEDDING
Mr. Albert Wright and Miss d sy
Thayer of This City Enter
Thc State of Matrimony.
THE SOCIETY EVENT OF
THE SEASON.

The beautiful Thayer mansion
on Buckalew Heights, in the cas-
tern part of our city, was thescene
of one of the most brilliant social
events last evening that ever oc-
CURED within our gates. Mr.. Al
bert Wright. son of Capt. H. c.
Wright. our leading and popular
young attorney, was united in
marriage to Miss Daisy Lillian
Thayer, the beautiful and highly
accomplished daughter Of Mr..
Lucius M. Thayer. For weeks
the event had been looked forward
to with great interest by our So
ciety people and when the hour
arrived for the ceremony one hun
dred and fifty invited guests had
assembled to witness the happy
union.
The beauty, granduer and bril-
liancy of Ocala society reigned
supreme. The beautiful lawn sur
rounding the residence was lit up
with arc lights, the large verands,
hallway. library and stairway were
decorated with palms, vines. holly
and cut flowers. In the yarlsr was
beautiful arch of bambo and
green leaves banked with white
lilies all blending together form
ing a scene of rare loveliness.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the bridal
party entered the parlor, the bride
and groom taking their places un.
der the beautiful arch. The groom
was attended by w. w. Martin as
best man and the bride by her sis
ter Miss May H. Thayer as maid
of honor. Master Raymond B
Bullock served as page and pretty
little Miss Gladys Mcconnell as
flower girl. Mind IONS wedding
march was p aged BY p. Il. Juhauet
as the bridal p rty entered the
parlor and the b ide and groam
assumed pns tr"n b-neath the
arch. A. Dr. J G. Law of the
Presbyterian cnutcn took his place
TO perform the ceremony the pic
ture was complete. The bride wore
a white brocade with real orange
blossoms and carried in her hand
a shower boquet. The maid ot
honor wore a white organdy over
pink silk and carried carnation!
with long stems. The flower cir
wore a pink chiffon and carried
pink roses. The page wore a rec
velvet suit with white lace. Tn,
brides mother wore a corded sill
with embroidered chiffon.
While the bridal party were al
in their places, Mr.. Gotlieb, the
photographer, took a fash ligh
picture of the group. AS the brid,
assembled the stairway she shower
ed her boquet of roses. The ladie.
underneath caught them as they
came down. The one containing
the lucky stick.pin was captured b,
Miss Hattie Brumby.
A short season of congratula
tions followed the ceremony, afte
which the wedding supper was an
nounced and the tables were sool
hlled. Around the bridal tabl
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-03

D. A. Miller IS having some re-
pairs made on his residence on
Fort King avenue.
Wanted-To buy part or whole
of an old pool table Address P.
II. GilleD, Ocala, Fla.
We are now uDpacking a large
assortment Of tcys and fancy goods
for Christmas. Ocala News Depot.
Fall weight underwear. just what
you need. Davidson & VanEchop
Our shoe department is COM
pl-te an inspection is requested.
6. Rheinauer.
Mrs. Thomas Wright came up
from Lake Weir Yesterday to at
tend the Wright t-Thayer wedding
last night.
Edwards Bros. at the city mar
ket, have the best stock of meats
and vegetables, fresh and sweet.
Call on them.
The entire wet side of the
B,Zar Store is filled With a well
selected stock of holiday goods
and toys.
Cut glass ware makes a stylish
and handsome wedding presents.
Birdsey & co. have the only stock
in the city.
New Florida syrup, the finest in
town at Mrs. +. M. Dodson's.
A number of young folks enjoy
ed a pleasant dance last night at
the residence of J B. Sutton west
of Ocaia.
Watch and wait for the Bazar
Stores grand holiday opening
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
s and g.
Birdsey & Co.'S crockery stock
is now complete. They have any
thing you want in that line.
The Racket-no trouble to show
hat fine Pear Jewelrv. it will pay
you to examine II 7 South St.
Witch for our holiday opeoirg
on Dec ID, b'g iIne Of holiday
goods OcaIa News Depot.
F esh Cedar Ky oysters serv-
d in all styles ar Williamson &
Constants. BY an experience d
oyster cook.
Roaming toys for the little ones
at the Auti-MonopolY drug store.
Fresh rolls every morning for
your breakfast at French Bakery.
Roquefort cheese, limburger
cheese, Swiss cheese and New
York Dairy cheese at French
Bakery.
Don't purchase your Christmas
goods until you have seen our
complete stock. Bazar Store.
Colored bosom shirts in new de-
signs. we have them. Davidson
& VanEchop.
Roweli's oil polish for ladies'
shoes restores the lustre and pre-
serves the leather.
You want q new winter suit, L.
r Waterman & Co., have il and
they cannot be under seld.
Nothing makes a handsomer or
more acceptable wedding present
than pretty China or cut glass
ware. Brrdsey & CO. can suit you
in that line.
U.R Waterman & Co., have
just opened splendid line of coats
IN the fastest styles and at right
prices.
Try Witch Kloth for polishing
bright parts of your bicycle ISc al
| Post Qfice drug store.
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FIRED UPON BY NEGROES.
Desperate Encounter With Them OF
Prince George County Border.

Prince George County Border.
LAUREL, Nd, Sept. 7.-Saturday night
Easton and Howard Smith were returning
home at a late hour and ha d Just crossed the
bridge near the Laurel cotton mills, from
Howard to Prince Georges county, when
bullets wliistled by them. They were un-
able at first to discoverthe persons who ofired
sheshots, but later detected edtwonegrucsn near
the road with pistols in their han.s
They Immediately jumped at the ne
groes and succeeded in taking the pistols
away from them. During the scufflc which
ensued one of the colored d men put his teeth
through the heavy cloth coat and shirt of
Howard Smith and made an ugly bite in his
back. The negroes finally got free from
the white men and ran away. They are
believed TO be residents OF Howard county
: Night Baiiiff j. R. Griffith arrived upon
the scene shortly after the negroes es-
capped. He is making strenuous efforts to
locate them. Neither of the white men
knew who they were. but Mr.. Smith says he
canrecognize them atanytime. Smith, who
is hard of hearing, did not hear the shots
fired, and was only made aware of the fact
by the whisiliDg of the bullets around him.
He secured the pistol OF one Of the negroes
and turned IL over to Officer Griffith.
They do not know what caused d the negroes
to fire. as they did not do or say anything
and were not aware OF their preseuce in the
peighborhood
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spring and then it was seen what the
jug was intended for. 1t was always
filled with water, which the young kus-
band heroicany carried home.
One does not need to go out of the cH.,
however, to witness this barefoot prom
enading. The cleanly-kept lawns of the
parks are entirely too tempting to be over
looked by the enthusiastic. On more than
one occasion have young ladies been dis
covered In Lincoln Park In fact, though
Kneippists consider II the best etiquette
to walk only when the dew is on the grass,
it is not uncommon to find some of the
barefooted tribe out after the sun is up.
Here, too. there is not go much aversion
to showing pretty ankle, when the owner
knows that it is pretty. While modcsty
is characteristic Of most of the fraternity.
yet there are those who recognize the fact
that a pretty foot must be as handsome
when uncovered as when wrapped in a shce
There is not so much effort at concealment
behind the bushes here either. and every
fine q foot Is heard on the gravel run
is not made for cover.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. CECELIA'S ACADEMY.

ST. CECELIA'S ACADEMY.
col East Capitol St, Washington, D. G.
Studies viii he resumed On Tuesday.
September 8.
In addition to a thorough course in the
English bra nches, there are GLASSES IN &,
French. German, music, and paIn.iUs- La
dies not attending the academy may avail
themselves OF these opportunities ~
For further particulars, address,
se6-1nio SISTER SUPERIOR
MRS, h HAILMAN Training
School Tor kIEuergartners and Primary
Teachers Will resume it's sessions Septenl-
ber l6 in the SuDday-scbool rooms uf the
Luther Memorial Church; entrance on YER
mont avenue Mrs. Hailniann will receive
applicants On Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 10 to g q. NJ. At OF her times AT her
home. Waldheini. ClevelaDdPark Washing
ton, ID. G. setti-em
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EXCURSIONS.
Program for Excursion off,.
Il. A. I7is, X. of L.
AT
RIVER VIEW
ON
LABOR DAY
ENCU RSIOSS.

Grand Balloon Ascension by Prof. Rey-
nolds. Fancy Dancing by the Pupils of Miss
Augusta sprosser. Lightning Drum Major
Percy Loud. Match Game of Baseball by the
Carpenters and Painter. in the Morning.
Potomacs holding tie Times Pennant will
Play Match Game of Ba ,eball in the Even.
Ing with the Nouparie IS. and other Amuse-
ments During the Day and Evening. Come
and see the Hydrocycle Race which will start
from Marshall Hall and end at River View,
and which will be quite feature. &. q. Conn
Drum Corps will parade to the wharf and play
on the grounds. During the day the committee
will neither spare time nor moneyto see to the
com ort and enjoyment of all who will attend.
Boats leave wharf at 1000 a. H., Z and 5:I5 p.
m. septi-it
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BAREFOOT THROUGH GRASS
Father Kneipp Has Disciples
-, in This City.
SEEN BY EARLY RISERS
Young Ladies, and Old Ones, Too,
Walk In Wet Meadows Before the
sun Rises-Public Parks Also Ctfl-
Ized-Private Yards Made Use Of by
Society Leaders.

1t is by no meaps an unusual thing for an
early riser to see one or more young ladies,
and occasionally older ones, or even mt,
wading in their bare feet across thevelvcty
lawns in and about Washington just as the
sun is getting ready to rise and tickle
The apex OF the Monument with his FIRST
beam. They are the disciples of Father
Kneipp, and they do these pcdestrial turns
for multitude OF reasons
The number of Kneippists about the city
is increasing every day, and when the good
old father visits America and comes to the
Capital city lie will find it easy TO gaths.,
enough barefooted followers to fill the
biggest town lot on the bargain list OF the
thriftiest real estate dealer.
His cult is growing in favor so rapidly
that it threatens TO become a fad. In fact,
it IS 50 popular now that there is no neces-
.sity of undue cunsternau On If Dame
Justice herself should be- seen to step down
off the dome and take q sprintint the Capitol
backyard before the robins have finished
rubbing their eyes.
Most popular is the exercise among the
young ladies'. As a beautifier of the com.
pleXion, a wade through the w-laden
meadow is said 10 surpass all the artifices
ever invented. The higher the grass the
better.
A man who owns Il ten-acre field whe,.
the spears are eight or ten inches high, ir
the field is easily accessible to the city.
has i chance TO make trunksful of money if
he Will but seize the opportunity. Only one
Thing is necessary. lie must insure seclu-
The evening times., 1896-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auc,ioneen.
612 E st DIV.
TRIfSTEE,S Al Il 0E Pre- EAlIaES No L LIZ


THOMAS DOWNING & CO.. AuctioDcen,
612 E st DIV.
D ST Sc
BY virtue OF a decree passed November
e 1898, in equity cause 1901. in the
supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia,
enutied Ellsworth Fillmore ct al vs. Norris
1rans; 9ns Jr, ct al, the undersigned VIII otter
Tor sale at public auction In front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY the 18th day
OF september. A. D., 1886, al O'Clock
p: M. the east fourteen ;I4) feet two
W inches OF lot thirteen (13) and the west
twelve 12l feet OF lot fourteen t14D in
square seven hundred and thirty four tT34).
Washington. d. c.
Terms OF sale: Ope-third u-3j cash. one
third t1-3J in one year, and one third Il 81
IN two years; or all cash at the option Of
purchaser: deferred payments to be secured
by deed OF trust on premises sold aud
TO bear interest at the rate OF Ierccntiin
Der annum payable sGmi-annually; deposit
or $500 will be required at time OF sale
Terms OF sale to be compiled with within
ten days after sale or premises to be re-
sold at risk and cost OF dcfaultiDg pur-
chaser. Conveyancing. ETC., TO lie at pur-
chaser's cost i
JACKSON H. RALsTON. Trustee Y
1883 r ST. DIV. se5-d&ds
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FOX SALE-SU BU RBAN-
A LOT GIVEN AWAY.

We will give to the purchaser OF every
lots in Sherman Park fifth lot A
few choice lots left, BOX 100 feet; only
SO each; half cash; shady, settled neigh
borbood: title perfect; deed free, DO lots
anywhere as uear Washington as these at
this price. No. 623 + st. NV seI-7t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLRs.

FOh SALE-BtCfC Giles VI
FOR SALE Rambler bicycle, in FIST
class condition; So cash. Apply 4th
and SIS. NV. Item
FOR SALE-S40 cash for S1gO SO
ngii- grade wheel, search light includ-
ed; in use 4 months; a bargain. Address
G. c.. this office. Item
FOR SALE-GeDt's high grade. so
bicycle; good condi ton; S2J. l7I9
De Sales It. 1T
FOR SALE-Four extraordinary bar-s
gains in slightly used wheels; high
grade. and cost S10o originally: l mans
500 bicycle, $50: l mans 500 bicycle,
So7 90: ladies' Sl00 bicycle. S51 30; 1
boys new Remington, 26-inch wheels S-i6.
F. q. SMITH. 1225 Pa. ave. se6-2t
NEW 500 Eclipse bicycles for sale, SO
cash Apply 10 ]. K. DUKE. l042
Bladensburg Road. seb-3t
FOR SALE Slightly used gcntIe-
mans bicycle: also concert grand piano.
SACRIFICE, this office se:sit-rm
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MRS. H HAILMANNS
The Bliss School Of Elec iricity.


Fourth year begins OCT. L. 1896. The
only institution in tie country where
practical electrical engineering is thor
ouShiy ana exclusively taught Labora-
tories fully equipped. Instruction, the best.
Books BOO now open ca,afgnes STss on p papp.,car
au1s-2mo
TUITION-In business, shorth:lnh and
Typewriting Courses. when taken to-
apen as Eli
or address EA TON, BURNETT & DCRI.iNG.
F and 18th SITS. NV. au26- limo
THE MODERN EORMAL COLLEGE.
Typographical Temple, 425 ST. NV.
with these courses: Preparatory. ousi-
ness, shorthand, and typewriting. civil
service. teachers. health, journalistic. scien.
tific. and classic: Is the most thorough
city: Circulars. giving full information.
furnished by j. FRAISE RICHARD. pm
cipal. Elmo
ST: oCECILIAs ACADEMY: AGG;f DEN Z:
September ;Iadie. not attending the school
will be admitted to the classes in music.
painting, drawing. fancy work, stenography
and type writing: au2o- I'm en-
A. Y. Holmes. Room s. 934 F ST.
NV Fall rates, 20 lessons, $40. =!
au20-1mo
WOODS COMMERCIAL. COLLEGH II,
Tre seas senday
81. Office open from q. m TO 9 p- m.
All commercial branches thoroughly tangho
building Just completed constructed es.
pecally for school purposes. Well equipped
gymcasium with two instructors Thous
sands say It is the most popular busiDesol
college in Washington. Moderate rates
and easy payments Attendance last yeart
esq. A gold medal Tor every study Mr..
offer prizes to our pupils. Call and seef
US. or send for Illustrated catalogue. y J
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WANTEp-BICYCLES.

NTED y firSt-class hicyci,. 20
inch frIfne: must he cheap for cash (
Address, with price, Ii. w. this ,.fficr. J
se5-3tem Y
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FOR RENT Office Of doctor. recently
deceased; fur; operating table, etc;
room and board if desired: est ablishsn
stand. 905 II st. re- se4-3t-em
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wANTED-RoARDERs.

wANTED-Table boardcrs: first-class
Uoaru. iDree square meals per day;
served warm. COL liz Fourth st. NV.
se6-3t
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wANTED-RooMs.


wANTED-A married couple would
IKE 10 meet party who has furniture
enough 10 furnish a nice house, TO rent
the house between them; could rent other
rooms A. b. c., this office. 1t
wANTED-A married couple want to
care for a few fur. rooms in exchange
for the use OF two unfur Address w. II. T.,
this office. 1t
NTED 2 or 3 fur or party fur.
rooms for light housekeeping. Address
LIGHT, this office. se6-3t
w wANTED-A flat OF four or five
rooms, with provision for storing baby
carriage; under $25. Address WILLLEA Sc,
this office. se6-3t
WANTED-3 or unfurnished rooms.
with board or light housekeeping, I'M
northwest. j. H. H., this office. se5-3t
wANTED-By an aged man, plain
Tur. room, "a floor, bet. 9Th and 10th
SITS. NV; rent cheap, with place for stove.
Address LAWRENCE TIL, city postOffice.
se4-3t-em
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TT E YEMPLAR. one square from
Capitol, two large pari0rss fur or unfur.:
. to familyor party OF gents: oardvery cheap;
excellent hoard and room from 81 to So per
week. 207 Pa. ave. Del-7t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.


w white woman, place as
matron. 631 F NV. Item
W wANTED- Washing and ironing TO do
;lt home:ref 1877 Corcoranst Item
w ANTED for gIri; housework
Insrnallranil y, by colOred woman. 1920
n. ]. ave. Item
wANTED-By colored woman, wash
ing to do at home or as clambermaid
or waitress good ref. Address 13 Chester
court NV. Item
wANTED-By trained nurse, posi-
ton as companion to invalid or elderly
lady. 1314 1-2 9Th st. NV. se7-7tem !
wANTED-A place by colored girl to
nurse and help about the house. 1901
9th st. NV. Item
WANTED white settled woman
situation as first-Class cook; no washing
Address A. W. R., this office. 1t
WANTED Byexpertstenographcr and
Typewriter, work to do at home. Ad-
dress U. T.. this office. se5-3t
w wANTED-By lady, owning type
writer. employment as typewriter, or
clerk; writes good business hand; has
some knowledge of stenOgraphy; will ac-
cept moderate salary. Address ANNA,
this office. se6-3t
wANTED-By experienced housekeep-
er, place with refined family; can fur
pish excellent references from well known
families. Address b. M, this office.
w hish-class dressmak-
er. position as cutter and filter; best
of refs, and bringing good trade. Address
A. K. T., this office. se2-6t
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EXTRA LABOR DAY EXCUR-
SION, TODAY,
FROM FOOT SMITH sTREET-9 A. NJ.
THE PALACE STEAMER
JANE MOSELEY
COLONIAL BEACH

Grand Excursion of the
WASHINGTON PLEASURE CLUB
TO
ELECTRIC PARK,
Formcrly Bethesda Park.l
Thursdsy, Sepiemb 10, 1876.
Prize Eowlin.. Four Prizes.
Alieys-rcgulation size-open from to 10.
Plenty of amuscments. Lawn Tennis Courts
with Nets. Switc hback, Swings Razzle Daz.
zle. Music and Dancing from to 10. Take
Capital Ira ton and Metropolitan cars and
change TO Tcnnallytown road at Thirty second
street.
The evening times., 1896-09-07

CARLTON. 514 l3rn 81. NV. Family
noLei. steam heat; electric bells, special
attention. to table board: terms, double, S45
dated. ST to Sl.5O per day. se2-Tt.em
SA A WEEK for first-class rooms
with board, Tor young mcn; near Fen
sion and Printing Offices. 213 1-2 e st. nv.
Se2-6t
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posToFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested as
changes may occur ut any time
Foreign mails Tor the week ending Sep
tembcr / 2. close promptly at this Office as
follows:
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HELP wANTEp-MALE. e.

wANTED3artneI. with $500: e
sure: J. w. CROFT, 2033 seaion st. ne.
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TVRFtTTREl r. moysd; ys = d,.rse.. z.ears:
128 1.2 st. nv. Phone 1899. feI6-H
PIANOS moved by experienceS men.
32 COLUMBIA TkANeFER CO. S2S
1-2 ct. NV. Phone 1855 febi6-tf
DIR. TAYLOR. a06 F ct. NV, makes
Full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81: amalgam, 50c: extracting
free when plates are made. Je18-tf
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FOR SALE-TweDty-flve q or thirty Caao
frames for composing rooE; q number
of type cases. Address FRAMES, this II.
nee. mrl2-0
FOR SALE-zh sLansis anu cases: mtn,
lon and brewer news type In cases. and
Shes are found in o well-equfpped news.
paper office: mGst be sDld immediately, 10
Times office. Pa. ave. and lothst ny26-0
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, HELP wANrED-FEMAnE.

WANTED-Place for house worke
auu cnamDerInaid. HOME fROTEC
I'VE AGENCY. GlU IL LII st NY. lt-e