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Sick Room Hints.

For cramps or pains in the stomach
try few drops ofessence of champion:
For nervous headache q cup of
moderately strong tea, in which two or
three slices of lemon have been infused.
For tired feet put a handful of COM
mon salt into four quarts of hot water.
Place the feet in the water while it is
hot as can be borne. Then rub the
feet dry with rough towel.
For making a clear complexion stir
two teaspoonfuls of sulphur into half
O pint of new milk. Let it stand
awhile, and then rub the face over
with it short time before washing.
For binding up cuts and wounds al
ways use linen, not cotton, as the fibers
of cotton are fiat and apt to irritate a
sore place, while those of linen are
perfectly rounded.
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Care In TrineS.

A druggist in one of our large cities
said lately: "If am prompt and care
full in business, I owe it to Lesson
which learned when was al errand
boy in the house of which I am now
master. I was sent one day to deliver
vial of medicine just at noon, but
being hungry, stopped to eat my lun-
cheon.
1.-THE patient, for lack of the med
icine, sank rapidly. and for some days
was thought to be dying.
II felt myself his murderer. The
agony of that long suspense made a
man of me. I learned then that for
every one of our acts of carelessness or
misdoing, however petty, some one
pays in suffering. The law is more
terrible to me because it is not always
the misdoer himself who suffers"
This law is usually ignored by young
people. The act of carelessness or
selfishness is so trifling, what harm
can it do? No harm apparently, to the
actor, who goes happily Oh his way;
but somebody pays.
A young girl, to make conversation,
thoughtlessly repeats a bit of gossip
which she forgets the next minute;
but long afterwards the woman whom
she maligned finds her good name
tainted by the poisonous whisper.
A lad, accustomed to take wine, per-
suades q chance comrade to drink with
him, partly out of a good-humored
wish to be hospitable, partly, it may
be out Of contempt for "fanatlcal re-
formers"
He goes on his way, and never
knows that chanc guest, having inner
tied the disease of alcoholism, con-
tinues to drink, and becomes a help
less victim.
Our grandfathers expressed the truth
in a way of their own.
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Chronicles of Calamity---A Series of Inter-
esting Meetings.

Chronicles of Calamity.--A Series of Inter-
esting Meetings.
The Mayor didn I do a thing to the statute
snaShers last week. 1t was the sinner week
for paying expenses.
Dan Whitmore, a distinguished traveller,
stopped at this port long enough to make a
contribution. He has invented a habit OF
staying away from Abbeville during those
unhealthy seasons when citizens OF move
less disposition find it necessary to render
tribute unto Caesar 10 induce peace and unity
TO stay in town. But his spell OF chronic alb
sence got broken and he was called on TO face
the charge Of not paving commutation tax.
He commuted Today sentence with IS.
Sherrard Hodges, star Of never-lessening
ray, slick schemer of the street, accomplished
mourner over Ethiop's woes, looked at hlz-
tentiously stated $3.50 10 be the proper solu-
ton Of the old reliable d. & d. charge.
Media Jones and Robert Dixon, penitent
pilgrims from Pinhook, got reprlmand for
cursng and dsorderly conduct. They won't
do SO any more they said
Jesse Harper and Mary Brown, fighting and
disOrderly conduct, was the title Of an Inter.
esting little tragedy that came to court.
more or less lofty ideals, and she gave him a
moral lesson mauled in with poker Jesse's
effort at brickbat retaliation proved wofu
deluson, sad and sickly snare. They paid
81 and $3.50 respectively.
Miss Ruby Williams. a beautiful and ac-
complished strawberry blonde, was TO have
maue an unpleasant WISH 10 the oellgnLlul
residence OF the blind goddess, but she didn't.
Instead, she sent her compliments In the
shape Of S. biilet-doux. Without intending
any invidious comparison court habitue re-
marked that Ruby is daisy. Anyway, Ruby
is scarce in town now.
OZier Simpson swOre, but not by the beard
of the prophet, that he dind't get Mr.. Nor
woods pistols But he got twenty days, any
way. He is cunning with pick.
VIM. McKinley's History Wanted.
Clerk of Court Bullock has received from n
u lady In Atlanta the following letter OF in
Quiry. There are no records In the Clerk g
office bearing on the Mckinleyg. II Is possible
some reader Of the Press and Banner can fur.
nish the desired information.
This is the letter:
desire information concerning John Nc
kinley and VIM. Mckinley. who lived In
luton.
would like very much to know what
office, If any, civil or military, was held by
either John or William Mckinley up TO the
Revolutionary period Q77G); also, If latter,
who died about 179S, served in County Militia
during the Revolutionary War.
My cousin, Mr. Carl Mckinley, editor OF
the Charleston News and Courier, had some
correspondence through Judge Cothran with
your Probate Judge but the only Information
| was concerning Wills of different members
OF the Mckinley family,
l wish especially to know concerning their
Colonial and Revolutionary records-what
offices were held by John and William Nc.
Kinley.
Kindly let ne know the result of your
search. Also, give names OF any Beatty Wills
| on record prior to 1870 or 1905.
(Miss) Junia Mckinley,
SO, w. Peachtree Street. Atlanta, Ga.
| September IL, 1887.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in the Abbevllle, S. C..
postoffice for week ending Sept. 81, 81.
A-Adams Nose.
B-Brown Mrs. NJ. F.. Belcher Edy.
F-Fowel Miss Lizzie.
G-Graham II. H.
H-Henderson G. NJ, Hall James.
J-Jones ]. H., johnson Miss Alice, Jack
son Miss Lille.
Lice William.
M-McCord f.. G..
N-Neely Miss Mittie.
O-Osten Begrin.
R-Reader K. r.
S-Smith George, care OF Dick Smith.
W-Walker J. c., Walker Purele L., Will
iams Miss SAME.
r. $. Link, z. NJ.
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Mp. DeBruhl, Esq, was elected to seat
in the legislature 10 fill the vacancy Occa-
stoned by the resignation OF Hon. 7. a.
Graham. The figures as published were not
changed. The Jones box had not been heard
from or if heard from, no election was held.
For two days there was great anxiety to hear
from Jones, and whenever two person met
the first question was, "Have you heard from
Jones?" In the afternoon OF edhesuay'
NJ. =. DeBruhl was declared elected.
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Camp Wade Hampton.


Commander Lyon last Friday organ lied a.
Mccormick Camp Wade Hampton, u. &. ".
with thirty-f four members. The officers are
Commander-R. J. Robinson.
lst 1t. Conn.,. w. jennings.
"a 1t. Com.--Otway Henderson.
Sd Lit. Com.--J. +. EdmundS.
Adjutant-W. A. Smlth
Chaplaln-W. o. Sturkey,
Got Gambler.
Joe Presley, colored. was arrested AZ Green
wood Saturday for gambling at Mccormick.
He was brought to Abbevllle by Special Con-
stable G. H. Moore.
A. R. P Presbytery.
DR.. w. NJ. G.ier. Dr. F. Y. Presley, DR.. w.
l.. Preseley, Rev. o. Y. Bonner and Rev. G. E.
Todd, of Due West. passed through town Mon
day en- route for home, after having attended
the session of the Second a. r, p. Presbytery
at Bradley.
Sunday Matinee.
Henry Bernau and Jim Houston, colored,
disagreed about the financial returus from the
inevitable game of craps on Blue Hill Sunday
afternoon. Bernau got ball on the left-side
ribs, and Houston got the benefit OF several
swift rocks.
The court horse colony is getting rounded
up for court.
There are fifteen prisoners In the county
jail-three while,
The Ice season is about to expire.
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Call and see one fu line OF buggy harness.
Weare making aud selling them cheap. Z.
p. Hammond & Co.
Cures all bad blood diseases with Africana
For sale at Speeds.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James L. Taggart, Plaintiff,

Isaac Jenkins, observation-disclosures.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case. will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbevile c. H., S. c.,
on Saleday In October. 1897, within the legal
hours OF sale. the following described prop.
erty, situate In said State and County, to.wit: (:
"All that lot or parcel Of land in the City OF
Abbeville, containing
One-Half Of One CD Acre,
and bounded by lands of Lark Radon, Israel
Bowie and Margaret Renix.'
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Purchaser to
pay for papers. WALTER l.. MILLEB,
Sept. II, 1897, At Master.
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For Rent.
Store, Dwelling and Farm for Rem
at Jones, s. G.

WE HAVE A DAILY MAIL, FLOUR
w ishing High School, Good Sunday
School, preaching twice a month, healthy To-
cality, fertile lands, and prosperous commun,
ity. We extend a cordial invitation TO good
people to cast their lot with US.
w. It. JONES.
July 7, 1897. 3mo.
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Miss Fannie and Miss Daisy Wilson have
returned from visit to their aunt, Mrs. A.
b. c. Lindsay, where they spent delightful
time.
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NOtc.

The matter on this side of the paper was
crowded out last week, bnt as much OF it is
still OF interest, we publish it this week.
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Use Bromo Quinine and.break up that colo
In one night. For sale by p. B. Speed.
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Oness Hundred and SeVenty-Four
(l74) Acres,

more or less, bounded by lands Of b. Z. Kay
DR.. ]. Speer and Others it being the same pur'
chased by w. r. Mauldin from John Croft.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash and the
balance on twelve months credit with leave
for purchaser TO pay all cash. Credit portion
10 be secured by bond and mortgage. Pur
chaser TO pay for papers.
WALTER l.. MILLER,
Sept. II, 1897, At Master.
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Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
8. A. l.. aud C. & 6. Railways, and at Spartanburg
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets, rates, sched
ule, etc., address
WI. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent Augusta, 60.
E. NJ. NORTH, Sol. Agent.
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Street. .sprinkling..-A Kick Coming.

Street.Sprtnkl1ng..- KICK coming.
The street-sprinkling frequently INDUCED
In on the square by the boys Is very accepta-
ble 1t is to be regretted that all the streets
cannot be sprinkled.
However, there Is considerable objectino to
the use Of the fire department hose for street.
sprinkling. 1t Is dragged in mud and over
rocks and is frequently run over by vehicles.
In this way the hose is fast being worn out
and rendered liable to breakage when serious
need arises. Several members of the fire de-
partment have protested vigorously against
this undoubted abuse OF valuable public
property. No one objects to having the
square sprinkled every day, but the objection
lis simply to the use OF the fire hose.
1t il suggested that the old adage, "Sweep
be fore your own noor,' be applied to sprink-
ling in this instance. Let the people supply
themselves with sprinkling pipes long enough
10 reach from the nearest hydrant and thus
be able to frcshen up their own premises at
will. Fire-fighting appliances are costly and
should not he worn out by boys playing on
the streets.
Legal Fight Against School District.
The recent survey of school districts has
aroused protest In one section OF the county.
The Mccormick special district was conside
rablv enlarged by Prof Griers survey. The
people in the territory thus acquired seem to
object TO being In Mccormick District and
will take steps TO get out. \ number OF cti-
Zens Will enjldn the Auditor from entering up
the Mccormick special tax against the citi-
zens of the added territory. NJ. Il. DeBruhl,
ESQ attorney In the case, will serve the In
junction on Auditor Bradley this week.
Pushing Organization.
Judge j. Fuller Lyon, Commander of the
| local camp of United Confederate Veterans,
states that there are eight fully organized
camps OF veterans in the county. 1t is proba.
| BILE that others will be formed. n regimental
organization is to be formed ere long. Those
communities desiring camp organiZat tiont
should form them at once. SO as TO be included
Ntrln ,lDtl t.Vn
will gladly assist In organizing camps In any
part of the county.
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Look Upon the Jurors.
Tho following jurors have been drawn for
the second week of court:
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LOCAL AND SPECIAL.

Chronicles of the PeriOd-Pavevmeut
PnraGraphS-The Grapevine Tele-
phone, the Passing Show, and the
Course of Human Events Here
abOuts.
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Men not ONLY want TO live rich, but to die
rich the best, easiest and safest way to do
both is to take a life policy at once in the
Travellers, with Aiken Ellis.
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

ABBENILLE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs Virginia c. Sherard as Executrix OF the
late VIII and Testament of Thomas A.
Sherard, Deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Elmira ]. Mauldn, ct. al, observation-disclosures
closure.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, Will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville G. II S. c.
on Saleday in October. 1897, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described proper
ty. situate in said State and County, to.wit ::
"All that tract Of land situate in Abbeville
County of the State aforesaid, on branches OF
Ross Creek, waters Of Savannah River, con-
tanning
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Estate Of Mary ]. Hardness, Decd.
Notice of Settlement and Appli'
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE notice that on the 9th day OF Octo
l. tober 1897, will render finaal accoun mt
my accounts and doing as Administrators OF
the Estate of Mary j. Hark ness, deceased, In
the office OF Judge Of Probate for Abbeville
county at 10 o'clock q. M, and on the same day
will apply for a final discharge from my trust
as such.
L. P. HARKNEsS, Executor.
Sept 6, 1897
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-06

Mortgages Sale.

Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY.
the 22d day of October, A. ID. 1897, At o'clock
a. NJ, Mt the office Of Brown a. Watson lO7
Westminster street, Providence, X. l.. by yir-
tue OF the power of sale contained in "A GER
tain deed OF mortgage. bearing date March
10, A. ID. 1897, and recorded in the Office OF
the Town Clerk in the town OF East row.
dcnce, in real estate mortgage book No. "a,
at page IS, the conditions Of said mortgage
deed having been broken
That certain lot of land, with two tcnenlent
honses and other improvements thereon, To-
Gated in the town OF East Providence, county
Of Providence, in said state Of Rhode Island,
and designated and described as lot nun.
bered (53) fifty three, upon plat OF land
called plat OF land belonging 10 Tristan
Burgess IN Seekonk, Mass, by j. Howe,
July, S5I,, ," which said plat is recorded IN the
clerks Office in East Providence, IN Plat Book,
at page /. The above described property is
conveyed subject 90 prior mortgage OF four
thousand dollars $4,000.
BY order of the mortgagee. Tho mortgage
hereby gives notice OF intention 10 bid on the
above-described property Mt the sale thereof,
or at any adjournment or postponement Of
the same. o2,6,S, 49, ,2l-6t
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Mortgages Sale

Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY
the 22d day of October, A. d. 1897 az o
o'clock n m, at the Office Of Brown a. Watson
l07 Westminster street, Providence, Il. l., by
virtue Of the power OF sale contained in a
certain deed OF mortgage, bearing date March
10Th, a. ID. 1897, and recorded in the office Of
the Town Clerk, In the Town Of East Provi
dence, in real estate mortgage book No. 81,
II page n, the conditions OF said mortgage
deed having been broken
That certain lot OF land, with cottage,
barn and other improvements thereon, locat-
ed in the town Of East Providence county
of Providence, in said State Of Rhode Island,
ana designated and described as lot numbered
(54l fifty four, upon "A plat of land called
plat Of land belonging 20 Tristan Burgess,
in Seel<onk, Mass, by !. Howe, July, 1854 "
which said plat IL recorded IN Book |, at page
! of the Dis in the Town Clerks office OF
East Providence.
by order of the mortgage. The mortgag ee
hereby gives notice OF intention TO hid on the
above-described property at the sale thereof,
or at any adjournment or postponement OF
the same. o2,6,S, l3, l5,2l-6t
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Mortgages Sale.

Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY,
the 22d day of October, A. -. 1897, at Q o'clock
n. M. at the Office OF Brown ~ Watson, l07
Westminster street, Providence, X. J., 10y vir-
tue Of tho power of sale contained in "a certain
deed of mortgage, bearing date March 10TH
A. ID. 1897, and recorded IN the uiic of the
Town Clerk in the town Of East Providence,
in real estate mortgage book No. a. az page
Il. the conditions of said mortgage decd hav-
ing been broken:
mont house and other improvements thereon
located in the town OF East Providence, in
said state of Rhode Island, and designated
ami described as lot numbered l52) fifty-two
upon plat OF land called plat Of land be.
longing to Tristan Burgess, in Seekonk
Mass, by j. Howe July, 1853, which said
plat IL recorded in The Town Clerks Office in
EaHt Providence in Plat Book |, NJ page J..
By order of the mortgagee. The motgagee
hereby gives notice Of intention 20 bid on the
above-described property at the sale thereof
or at any adjournment or postponemert of
the same o2,6,9, l3, Is, 2l-6t
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STOVE EXPLODED.
Slight Fire in Mrs. Wallace'S Apartments
on CranSt0n Street.

Mrs. Wallace. who lives In one Of Frank
Wright's apartments Mt 2s Crapston street
went out OF her room at 10 o'clock this
morning leaving gasoline stove burn.
ing. shortly after something went wrong
and there was a explosion. Anthony Me
lucci who lives in the same house. saw
the blaze and sent in an alarm from box
!23 and then went back TO the house.
smashed in n window and extiuCuisbsu
the fire before the firemen arrived. The
damage was about $50.
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Writing Paper Sold by the Pound

The cheapest way TO buy paper-Figuring
paper, ) ana lOc. 10. school paper, IS and
20c. 10. ladies' cream note paper. 8Cc. III. :
linen at iOc d. WM. X POTTER, westmin-
st street, c rnor Snow street. o2-St
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SITUA TIONS WANTED.

OUT OF WORK AND MUST HAVE WORK
"A young man would like 20 get a few offices
and furnaces TO attend | will work cheaper
than any man in the city: / will keep every
Office or furnace in flrst-class style. Box &,
News office. "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-06

A YOUNG LADY Of experience in teach.
ing wishes 90 instruct children In elementary
grammar or high school studies, at her home,
News office. Box K-l5. o5rtf
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Two desirable cottage houses
near Pawtuxet; on trolley line, and are a
Ladd, aus Industrial Trust building. o5.Gt
FOR sAl.E-Ten-room mouse. los burn.t,
street Apply 10 ID Russell Brown Il
FOR sALE-buitonwooas Cottage paTu.
ally furnished Apply 70 ID. Russell Brown.
tf
ron sALL-Nine cottage an OAK.
land Beach. Apply 10 j. IL Randall. 70 oak.
land Beach avenue rov2-tf
Fok sALE-Two SPLENDID cottage lots on
Warwick Neck Apply 20 D. Russell Brown.
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ThB new ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service. Week Days.
Corrected 10 June 90, 1897.


Trains leave PRovIpENcE as foll2ws; 2wyss;;,nx,
For BoSToE-0:2j, ii;55 q. m; RETURN.
WA Ip6, IIi97 ?; is-ns ~, q 5i' Z, :, +, M
FRANkI4IN-G:95. n :5i a. M; 5:25 p. IT.
NIL FOkD-6 .. II :5l r., m; 5:25 =. NJ.
= RI TNGToN ll2D5. f52T, G'N ~.
wEsT ARLINGToN'.fl2 rs IS, Fs 30 p. m.
kNlGHTsVIiaLE-Fl2;0J Fb;a5. $50. "Fil:e
AEsAANMCUr-iaO0, saS, ESQ, ellie
NATiCK, RIVER POINT. CEYTERyrLLE
WESTINGHOUSE 90 q. IN: l:o5. l:2o.
csSsSsroSg sSS rS2g '6AsEih%Tg-Sio ~ 2 g.; 900
PoNTIAC.Fe:4o a. M; Fi2Oj, 6:S5, SEA
ARCTIC ARCTIC AND !" ouIDY1cK-oap I. m,
i2:05 AS, 5:35, $50 Ff:l5, .'ii:io.
.aNTHONY-6:4G 900 a. IN. i2 :oj. 40. S:sA
$50 ~ Ia Iii l02 n.
SoTENFRY STTE'oGG GREESE Is & n ofc6 i MJRdsGp, n
PLAlNFlELD-B:4O. 0Oo q. M, 40 7is
b,inaoS M The he. Mp vdrt m: train connects at
'ETHTf 9FsAFs Y fG &AMGEE5EE sdt4a Tf2fANPa SiSbXa
wILLIhANTIC-6:io. 900 a M; a:2D, T:ls
HAfsTFoRD-g:io, BOO a. m ; 4;2o, 7iS p n.
EQ3KWGH9 3ENp tIIy ~ gsy Sri- e. M; tg0 ;IS
AND ERIE RY-eOO a. m,
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE Eta.
TloNs EXCEPT FIELDS sTATl0N-0'i5
$3.50 a. m: 4:lO, 6 10 ard ell is y. IN.
Fields Station -F0l5. F0:l0 n. IN. Fsio,
h6:3O p. IN,
Leave Pasco.y at 5.cS 7;2s a. m: u,<A
ksc aud ''3Qs .. IN,
r.Iut Icuvu HHu avIIvo Boston, Dl COLONY
STATION. Plymouth Div, Y. y, ~ III. & III.
X. r.. Kncolan street.
saturdays only sSRc9nK st2Rs on 2oticei u p A.
J. ". KING. Supt.
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PIRSONAL.

DIVORCES quietIy and legally obtained for
eight causes Dolman a. busttner, attorney.
et law. Established Is years Highest refer
snces given. 1873 Arch ST., Phil. a2O tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-06

CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR SALE
Also Ice Cream and Iruit Business connect
ed; owner going into other business: cleap
FOR cash. {, Wcxendcn street. Applv 10 II. A.
Dean, 20 Weybosset street, Providence. oi-6t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED TO BUY-A lunch wagon doing
a good business. Address Box L-G, News
office. o}-6t
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|, WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-Fv -Fverywhere. 10 handle
my new imitation gold and silver SOC watches
just out and perfect timepieces; 81 a dozen.
post paid; send 1Oc. stamps for sample, or 81
bill for three, and start work at once. 6. A.
How, 352 Newark avenue Jersey City. n. j.
s2s-3mc
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EAEROADE
NEH YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full infOrmatlo,
as TO local and through train services
may DO obtained at Providence STA
lion AMI stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
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JOURNAL OF COMMERCE CO.,

Priuters, Pub ishers and Bookbinders.
We make specially OF Fine Catalogue Work
Io1 sAHIN ST.. PROVIDENCE, A.. T.
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