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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-23
If You Will Lay Aside
Your Prejudice

AND COME to us with a desire to
learn why it is not to your interest to
carry high priced insurance, and how we
can furnish you just as safe insurance
for at least 40 per cent. a year less than the
other costs, we are sure we can show you
to your satisfaction that the MUTUAL
RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TION of New York does business OH q
plan that is absolutely safe, and will pro-
tect your loved ones even better than
they now are, at even a greater cost To
to you. Of course if you are too preju-
diced to investigate and imagine that the
high price you are now paying makes
your insurance better or safer, or better
than it would be at less cost, we can't do
anything for you but will be forced to
let you go on until time, the crucial
tester, convinces you, against your will,
that you have been deceived.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-23

How TO WHITEN IVORY KNIFE
HANDLEs.-Ivory knife handles may
be whitened and kept so if they are
occasionally soaked in alum water.
The alum water must boil first and
then cool. After the knives have re-
mained in the water an hour remove
them and brush with nail brush and
allow them to dry slowly in a wet
linen towel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-23

W~ The true calling of the Christian
is not to do extraordinary things, but to
do ordinary things in an eXtraordina-
ry way. The most trivial tasks can be
accomplished in a noble, gentle, regal
spirit, which overrides and puts aside
all petty, paltry feelings and which
elevates little things.
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APPLICANTS TO TEACH.
Office of superintendent of Educa.
ton for York County,
YoRKYILLE, s. O., May N, I&

YoRKvILLE, s. c., May q, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that an ex-
~ animation of APPLICANTS TO
TEACH IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
of York county, will be held in the
COURT HOUSE, at Yorkville, on FRI
DAY, JUNE 18TH, beginning at
O'Clock a. M, and closing at p. m.
Only one day. Applicants must furnish
their own paper and pencils. The appli-
cant must be at least l8 years of age.
J. A. .SHURLEY,
County Superintendent of Education.
May 20 43 At
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Schedules in Effect from and After
February Z. 1896.
CENTRAL TIME STANDARD.

Trains Nos. 9 and 10 are first class, and
run daily except Sunday. Trains Nos.
60 and 81 carry passengers and also run
daily except Sunday. There is good con-
nection at Chester with the 6. c. & N.
and the c. C. & A., also L & c. R. r.; at
Gastonia with the A. q c. A. L.; at Lin
colnton with c. c.; and at Hickory and
Newton with w. N. G..
Parties desiring tickets to all points
North, East, South and West, will find 1t
much to their advantage to call at or cor
respond with the General Office of the
Carolina and North Western Railway at
Lenoir, N. C.. L. T. NICHOLS, Supt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-23

taking care, American country roads
could be made to minister TO the COM
fort and pleasure ofrich and poor alike.
Youths 8 Companion.
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WHEN YOU WANT

ITO have your PHOTOGRAPH taken,
l. you should not fail to come and see
me. I have been in the "picture taking"
business for a great many years, and am
confident that I know my business. It
has always been my desire to please my
customers. I am prepared to take Photo
graphs in the latest styles and at reason
able prices.
HAVE YOU ANY
Photographs that you would like to have
enlarged? If you have, come and see me
about it. I can do the work.
IF YOU DO NOT KNOW
Where my Photograph Gallery is, ask
anyone in town and they can tell you.
DURING THE WINTER,
You will find my Gallery warm and
pleasant. Come and see me whenever
you need photographs. Respectfully,
J.R. SCHORB.
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When You Want
Nice Clean
Job Printing

You should always 60 to THE
ENQUIRER office where such
printing is done. Excursion
Bills, Programmes, Dodgers, Cir
culars, Pamphlets, Law Briefs,
Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Envelopes, and Cards of
all kinds printed on short notice
and at very reasonable and legit-
innate prices.
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN CHRIST
MISSION No. ll2 West 2lst-st-Evening, 7A5 Rev
JAMES \. OCONNOR Pastor breaches. subject. -ntf
Anniversary Of Birth q Philip Mearc'hon. Luther
Friend
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


\ RARE OPPORTT NIFTY
Exists row ~ engage In an honorable. per
maaent and extremely profitable business.
whore the power NJ cash Is very great. COR
respondeuee strictly confidential. princi
pals only For full particulars address
H. T.. Tribune Office.
FREE BOOKLET. explaining how 20
safely obtain 5 10 10 per cent on your
eavingg Call or write. national
REALTY co. G6T Maiden Lane.
WANTED. An experienced. reuable book
agent In LONDON ENGLAND FOR the
sac u THE NEW YORK TRIBl- NJ
GREAT WORK. "AMERItNs Sue 70 - :
FIJI MEN" n b. one ~ the most easily
sold publications now before the reaiing
public and is NOT on deeply interesting
In itself. bur proves q great educator, r@-
plet@ with object lessons f1r young men
starting n business NE. Ever library.
public mr. private is incomplete without l''
The work Is published Boz two large vol
ume- rovai octave and IL Illustrated Win
numerous steel and stinpIe portraits ~
noted Americans. Address ADAMS & 90,
- Duane 81.
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C15r-pc-t OF THE pURITANS 13Oth-s;. near ~
.. p', CHARLES TOJNG. u. D.. Iast0r.-heSl
ir se-I.ices VIII be held n a. ana 80 O. H.
are very wecOfle.
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CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE. Nes- Slst-s'. ..
between Columbus and Amsterdam a.'s EpW ~
POTJES Pastor II =. m. preaching. ia m" nj
yersast Church Ouved It, Usefulness? l. 10 sunday
school.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
HELP WANTED.

W ~.
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COOK WANTED Private family: French.
German. English or @wede one under
stands soup. meals. bread and desserts ,
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way
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SALESMAN A practical Catholic man es
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WANTED. AN IDEA-who can think az
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IDEAS they may bring you wealth. Write
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

on ORANGE MOr-NTAINSInE in Level
fvu Park -N0deru residence. stables ,
about 2 acres. a4ueduct water. gas perfect
surr1uudirgs dna viows. macafaniZei
roads. sale. $3.50. immediate possession.
+ r. HAMILTON q CO.. 90 Broad~ay
ONE HOUR from New York. finest resi-
dance IN Woodbridge. y J.. remofeued
old-.4shioned and spacious large grounds
grand shade and lawns. near pennsylvania
and y T. Central stations l. mile from
tide water. sale cheap. easy terms. EpN-
7. HAMILTON & CO.. 96 Broadway. y. Y.
FARMS OF various sizes and values. de
airablv located In states OF New-fork
ano New-Tars4y will he sold az low prices
-rd upon very easy terms this is an IN IT,
usual opportunity 70 secure bargain For
further particulars parties ntereste SHiII
please address MORTGAGEE, Z. o. Box
ig+ Naw-York
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
-,.oO~ooO>oooO>O~>.>~~.>> ~~~0OON~~~ND>~DoO"|"~'
ACCOUNTANT. boolkepor. .Iperienc,ed.
viii omen close po-t and design books
ho. ks written up periodically; inFestlga-
rions anI statements made partnership. eH-
ecIf0rs or Implicated ace ruis adjusted
highes- reference. work done ny n9lr Qr
day. extremely reasonable. ENGLISH IOl
West 4Nth-1t.
A TEMPERATE Young man 70 DO any
kind sf work. city references and Sc
curitv Address LrPY io26 20 ave.
A YOrNG MAN "a wishes 10 correspond
With firm needing assistance y position
- trust h office lr OUT =, ia HeiKl-
nier ST.. Brookiyn.
A MIDDLE AGED American wants post
tDn in any capacity where reliability
and truattnass are required ran furnish -
years' reference. CARPENTER. 40 stn-
A YOUNG MAN. II years old. would Ike
% position IN a wholesale house. whore
n. can advanre himself. good rec9mmenda-
lions Address q. II. :, 81 Roeblins st
Brooklyn.
ANXIOUS h get any kind ~ work: am
2S well educated. know English French.
German and other languages correspond
enc. bookkeeping, tran-lat.ng Al refer
ences. Address LABoRA, Box 30, Tribune.
ROOKKEFFER Sc.-voune man. age ..
honor graduate 0f Ontario Business '|l
leg Relleyile ont. wants position as
ta.NNeauer 0r assistant, or "a of'lr- assist
an or sal@fnan. clerk DR. traveller goo1
neruan. total ahstainer highest references
- &, character and ability cQrresronceu'e
collected Address .. z. JARVIS. Locust
Hil. Ont
p0OKKEFPER -Competent and reliable
bookkeeper and accountant. twelve years
with o." arm. desires position, uISt l'7
references. Address T. r. Box 10. Trib-
une once
Roy 10 willing to 10 any honest work
hest recon mendatlon. RENEW AID.
G27 Bushwick ave. BROOKLYN.
BARKEEPER.- BY a German. 30. second
hand or 20 help employer willing - ma ma
himself useful good references WEBER
337 East 5th-st -
DRIVER. Young man. p; years eA-
uerience best city reference. HARRY
OBRE 343 Madlson-st
DRIVER and COACHMAN.-Swe'ie. 80
married. T.. years experience nandllng
horses: years reference from turlnrf
snoioye- DAVID JONES. 243 Bergen -
1t. BrooklvE -----
mr. srNKER and ENGRAvER wants sir
nation --psts. arms. mon0Grams ana Ir-
.igns generally. steady employment or work
nome Address r. 4. i2s East "h-st.
Elevator oPERAroR-Good refer
ences H. GRrBER. 20 lst-aNe' -
FYTITEER. Licensed: city reference
understands dyna nos. =e7rraI IN
eng ne.ring 2. RAMM. 20 +. ll'ih-st'
FNGINEER. "A soDer, competent ana re
Liable engineer wants position, GOO ret-
.-enres ENGINEER 30T Peari-si.
rNcTvT,FP - Experiencea ice machines.
slactr,c light Corliss ana nign-speed en-
ines makes all repairs and huinss wants
500. az plant. will g. south or " est.
GROSS, 100 Nassuu-st.. Orange. n D.
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Religious Motifs.

Religions Motifs.
FOURTH AvES GcKS TKFs ssp1sT CHURCH
:, REV 5oHX R DAVIES. 3 p; s PASTOR rq1s,r,
,vrr rT n Pl'R[.Ic WGRsgiP WITH sEE N5
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West End sv.
vices II a. m. and p m. sabbath-schooi. p M
Wednesday evening meeting. o'clock
o9 S r4pER 9NAs GaURcH and ts,S
b D. at 80 D. M wcehlniEh .Sf T' s p n.
Grace METHODIST EPscoPA CHgRGH. Josh; I,
p m. Sermon by Rev 5. F TPHAM D. b
HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mad.on-aye.
ing tmorow BY Rss a RA1r6 an SMITH Nj D. b. Of
New-fork All are cordially invited
HOLY TRINITY cHrRcH L.e9oT,.ve; and l22ds'
Morning traysr and sermon ~ sund"y-,:hoo 3 Even
will preach al both services.
JuDsoN MEMORIAL Washington square-io45 100
and nightly.
LEXINGTON AVENUE, RAgTEsr CHURCH corner
id ie' Rcv E THoAE cA M6PdHX D. w pscn
the Gains Of Home Missions" and 7:so the Pastor
Baptism
MADISON AyENrE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 9lst-
Services at II a. m and 30 in the afternoon The Pas
will preach Ar both services Chapel service Welnes
day. : .. m
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPlscoPAi.
CHI RICH. Goth a.. Rev. ANDREW LONGACEE
y D.. Past0rPreachng by tre Pastor AZ n q m. and
p m subject for evening sermon: a Christians Re
lat.on the World Sunday school AZ 9.3O a. M
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. II.
Rev. CHARLES I. THOMPSON. .. p. Pastor, breaches
$ Rev GEORGE WHITEFIELD MEAD. on Rewards
Of Overcoming Seats free.
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH cor 57,h-
st.-The Pastor Or. a b. KTTTREDGE viii preach
morning and evening. Morning subject. Bible Mira
ces" Evening subject: our Work FOR Christ. and How
DO It." Union Bible Class Saturday evening.
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madi-
ave. II and *
? m. The Pastor Rev g. RI. PARkHURST n. r.. will
preach The Young Mems Bible Class AZ ~ a
John Crosby Brown leader sunday school, 9:l5 a.
MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. S3d-st
and the Bouevarf-Rev. HENRY \. STTMSON. D. D..
Pastor. Service II and 4. Sunday at PAS
MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH,
2d-lve and Tth n.
Re-. JOHN q FAGG will preach II a. m
Rev JOHN LEWIS CLARK. at p. m.
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FOR SALE.

-oO>NJ~IO~~oo0N~0/NNo
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
new and secondhand, with Batholdl quick
cushions easy terms. MARK BRO,
ia East lith-st.
A GENUINE OAK MANTEI. with French
plate 1evcl mirror, complete. SI2
GRANT zoo West 42d-st.
MANT-FACTU RING BUSINESS IN
Naw-York fn- sale Permanent trade
paws all expenses and a good profit. Must
he sold On account ~ other business
3 go. worth much more. INV ESTl
GATE. Box .. Tribune Office.
DESKS -Rortops; partitions ratings.
safes tables cabinet files. presses, hxt-
ures bought. repairing PALR, - Great
Jones St. near Broadway.
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r-- prEoPNED PPEsPYTERIAN CHI r. Il
,C,yaoan,ers 18th st. hetween 9TH ana I'm az r.
LANES % STEELE. Pm. D Pastor.-S~rVleS a. - = q"
sr61 q m strangers always welcome
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no NEW TRIAL FOR BRAN.

p,ston. Feb. l2-The second motion for a new
.-sl for Thomas NJ Bran. convicted OF the muir
-. ~ CAPTAIN Nash OF the barkentine Herbert
-,usr was denied ny Judges Webb and Colt in
~ T-n.ted States Circuit Court to-day The de-
~. Ison saws that the alleged new evidence was only
cumulative.
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nrDtcrr PRICES. -5Oo secondhand
-. s,1 i-cr working machines. fuly
~,,Tanteed machinery bought and en
sssa,res GEORGE b. EDDY. Sss Aadi-
scr.-zt.
c,s Avn OIL. ENGINES Metz a weiss
Engines suruass all others m r-.''n,'
dura bility and e. in,iiis phl'"''' 80
rGiinfrie- f2s-i32 Mott -. "
apvERTisEMENTs and sunscri prom Tsn,o.n
--h T--ftuue received at tncir bpeorn
o...' 10 sta Broadway "a ioor norm
~ al,t-.f until o o'clock ? m. aovsr
,i,em~nts received at the toilowlaS of t,Sca
orlce- az regular once fa'~S Hn,' ga
. ~, vi. "a shave. o O. cor. <S@
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Atlantic City. V. J.

FOR SALE several new Broom colonial
cottages 10 Chelsea. all convenences.
price 81 600. this is special bargain.
Address I. G.. ADAMS a CO. Atlantic
gao
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
4 REFINED English LADY ~ experience
nov living in Franc" and sp"aN'ng o.
-,,r ana French would charcrHr Young
lad.as Aesrous y travelling 90 Europe Nd
dr.ss for details. \. Y. r.. care f. %. Box
2.34J.
COMPANION Lady wisnps situation as
companion STOWE = East lOth-st
READER "A genleWoman n literary
ability desires "a position as reader tOr a
magazine. SALARY s. week. ?. l.
Hf.ATCHFCRD. lj7 West 6tth 81.
TYPEWRITING legal documents. manu-
scripts. letters. circulars. envelopes al
desired. roaeonahle Mss EVANS. Room
400 > Brekmdn--t.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

------------- ------------- ----~--- -
A LARGE. FANCY Chlckering uprlsIn--;
-0~owood case. $50. Factory WISER
BROS. 52t West A3d-st-
RARGArNs Special. new. slightly used
pianos $50 upward instruments; rented.
exchanged. CHRISTIAN - East l3th ST
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ne PRESIDENT OFF Drc6.SHoorryG
r. STARTS FOR WIDE WATER AGAIN ON THE
LIGHTHOUSE TENDER MAPLE.

washington. Feb l2-The President left here at
.,.,ock tonight on the lighthouse tender Maple
.. wide Water. Va on the Potomac River 10
..,ov A days sport IN duck-shooting. Captain
,her,on accompanied him. Tie weather is
- with snow and sleet-just TIE weather FOR
cor soort The Maple will reach { he Blinds early
ssu..n SUE morning The President is expected TO
san To- morrow night.
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HELP WANTED
Female.

COOK A woman pr cook and general
h9usrwork Apply 336 West N4ta-st.
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT LAZY IN class
paper. teacher preferred give full par
ticularg. BOX g. Tribune Oflce.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
\ LARGE SUNNY room N second hoor,
nicely furnished eStell@nf table. small
family. reference. - West 3oin e.
..r-t4-sT ~ WEST First class physi
IAN can md beautiful large plrlor Moor
ONCE quiet. clean house. with, without
board
los East 18Th ST Desirable rooms
second floor. bath. fine table. moderate
table board.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

On v-ST ,arH-ST. Furnished rooms FOR
bachelor. references
5GTU ST i3i EAsT.-Thr-~ connecting
rT9ms beautifully furnished, Two srn
,ietnen n couple. c0nveniencesi private
family. ELLIS
SAITH IT T.. WEST Private family
oNrr large sunny second noor r''n''
--ttn dressing room.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

MONTCLATR Specially desirable board
,.,, r,Ii.o. now. and always well patron
I'd far rent May J. Thoroughly com
retent LADY, having furniture. seeking per
r,anen~e please give speedy attention. NJ
dress 30 Hillside
et-NNITT. y. Furnished and unfur
nished houses 20 let. season or year n.st
io,,s,i,r. an improvements. +. q. POT
TER. opposite station.
gf-Nf,rT \ Desirable furnished or
rrf,,~nished houses. summer or year. all
,,,rrove11ents HICKS BROTHERS. OPP
rosite station. summit. or III Broadway
New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

oooNoNN.0l>~NDNNNNON
ADVICE E.-D.v0rres obtained. any
cause. reliable Investigations qni-uy-
LAWYER. > West IAN r.. NTH moor
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
NaCHfNER \.

WARM ROOM. private family. oelo"
Fiftieth. reasonable. give price h"ih>'~e
GENIAL. Tribune Onlce
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Atlantic city. '. j.

FOR RENT Handsome new cottage IN
Fashionable section On Atianuc-aFe
near th. lighthouse. { bedrooms electric
lights and all modern convenences. ele-
gantly furnished and fun ocean view
q 400 for season viii sell for $4,000.
ADDRESS r q. ADAMS & CO. Atlantic
city. y. j.
F-OR RENT N CHELSEA Several new
g-r1ou Colonial cottages completely fur-
nished. all c0nvenlencesl rent $40" ter sea
son Address T. c. ADAMS Co, Al
.sf.--
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ACADEMY OF Music THE PEOPLES CHURCH
Rev. THOMAS DIXON breaches The Threat OF a So
cal Revolution" Seats free. Doors open 1880. CO n
early.
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Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

Y
Eagand Lovely Boarding terms from sou per
dsy Special Tor large parties convenient 'A'"
service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-13

AMERICAN MISSION 80 THE JEWS Grand-st
corner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WARSZAwIAK preache
the Ciospei Of Christ Israees today Saturday
Services Sunday. Wednesday and Friday evening
at :. Jews and Christians welcome
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ALL SOILS. CHURCH. Madsou-ave and ssh-s,.-
Kew. X HEBER NEWTON will preach II a. m
the second sermon the The Contributions
Heteorodoxy the Growth 81 Orthodoxy" Subject
The Truths II Tniversalism." Evening p m.
by Rev. A y. HENSHAV.
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WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d-s,.. between
SIN 9th aves-The Pastor. Rev ANTHONY r.,
EVANS D. d. will presch tomorrow AZ II a. and
= m
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ALL WELCOME n Washington square Methodist Epls
copal. 4h-st. square Rev. ". r. ANDERSON. Pas
'or.-io;3c the Pastor. fi5. Rev : o. ROYAL u Gin
cinnat
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ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d-st and 18th ave.-Sunda,
S:45 p m. address by Rev GEO ALEXANDER. p.
Special music by the Gounod Choral Society d0o voices
Men invited
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ST. LIKES " p CHURCH NJ. ios West 'i.f--t
Rev. c. = NARROWER d. D.. Pastor services. II ara
I+5. Evening. illustrated The sermon On me
Mount
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AT LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corne
l2lst-st.-kev. MERLE ST. q. WRIGHT. Pastor. WI
preach II Subject The Gospel Of Work sunday
Sch pol. :45 n All welcome.
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Relations Noiices.

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Nadison-sve. and i2Sth-sL. Rev. EMORY J. hAf NE
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ALL Souls CHURCH, 4tf-ave corner ao,h-st.-RA-
CHARLES II. PORTER n Brooklyn will preach
a. m. The public cordially invited
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AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison ave. and 3Sth-st.. Re'
and p.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-08-28
A TAX TITLE DECISION.
Important one Handed Down at
Lansing MOnday-Title the
State Gave was Good.

Eugene B. Wood, a tax title dealer,
scored an important and decided vic
tory in the circuit court at Lansing,
Judge Person handing down an
opinion which makes good Wood S
tax title to five artificial stone ter
races, located within four squares
of the state house, and valued at fully
$1,000. Wood IS title cost him but
$l15.
Early in 1895, the Detroit Fire &
Marine Insurance company came in
to possession of the property by wiz
tue of mortgage foreclosure proceed
ings. The company directed its
Lansing agent to ascertain if any
back taxes were due, and it was
found that the county treasurer had
returned it for the taxes of 1891,
amounting to $115. The county
treasurer was sent the money to re-
deem the property, but in the mean
time Wood had purchased the title
from the state.
A petition was filed by the in
surance company to set aside the
sale to Wood, but this was denied by
Judge Person In his opinion the
Judge says that at the time the agent
made the attempt to recover the
property, the state had already ac-
quired title to it, and the proceed
ings leading up to the sale being
valid, the states title was held to
be good. The opinion says that the
county treasurer had no authority
to accept the redemption money
when it was rendered him, the prop
erty having already been returned
to the state, and that no attempt
was made by the insurance company
to purchase the title from the state.
The company will now have to settle
with Wood, who is in position to
dictate terms.