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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
Strong Bryan I Ean,

Uncle D Ok Grad of Wright
l. not only progressive. level headed
farmer. f,nf he has made a cio-e ~tadO
OF the financial protlrms If The d. 2
and speaks philoSaphicaily and il a
common n maaner as 10 tie
s'fntson ot the monetary question
h i well paste an The single gnld
standard. barking. la, king method-.
trust schemes. issues aud their re-
suits, and ~ sees great peril to tie
prosperity II republican institutions
hg The continued cnutfal Of govern
eat and finances usder >nch
s%Uhversiye itfiencts against he
masses Of The people He says a
change has 10 lake place or tbs.
great ia,ay 1t he people will be
slaves % j few task masters Eho
r%esre~eHt the aggregated wealth snd
dictate the t,oiicy aud legislation
OF The gavernme Uncsr Dick
says with our inexh tu-tii,le rsanr-
ce@, the government. hacked hy The
people. Gin manfain it< gold. silver
and currency independent Of The
world Bfyan il be tribune. The
champion Of The masses and repre-
SCENTS The true needs and anthoriry of.
constitutional government AID pro-
viding a Sufficient volume sf staple
monrg TO meet the demands of our
commerce It il tant Democracy or
Rerubiicanism .hnt American ctiizrn
s"ip and tlbetiy that Is tow lllreattn-
ed Men must he ah9se parry in
This llsetnre Crowley Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
NatEa.

All Etarties having c3..ia.s agansi
The succession 81 pr ". n White
a'e requested TO present h. zane 10
mreeli ar mv aiioiasy- " 4 White
and " B White lor examination
aud ~aprrnFal
Al pattie~ Indebted atto aid ~ar
cession arr aattf 4 u II ard hos
avoid the costs ola forced 60 ecfi.s
l. EYoNs,
Maj Tax.
Ali eville. Ii. NJ is 1893
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

The weather prophets, Foster
Hicks and DeSoe. have a siagnlar
unanimiiy in forecasting cold, nasty
stormy weather pretty mRch all
through The month Of April. Ac-
cordiug 10 their representations We
are to have several cold waves. with
snowfa!ls in the north and west and
frosts extending far south, and sew
eral deslrnciise hail stor ms With
precipitations Of rain, There Il little
or no good weather set down for
April.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

Sam Jones says a FLANK in the
platform on willie he proposes TO
stand as a candidate for tho govern
orship oil Georgia is that AL jack
asses shall be shut 10 a pen" Such
a platform will be a serious bandi-
cap TO Sam. because il will prevent
him getting around among lie peo-
pie on tie other side of the pen
States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
SAFE OF LOUI~I4S.-rs5.1
Of Vetmilion-lTih Ja.licial
tfiet Court-Ao. IunT.
Mrs. B Scheeles
Her Creditors

Notice il hereby given ID aII MI.
ties interested or having ans utta
sltioft to make 10 he tahlesr 81
dePa-. charges and final di,luAaim
IT h. property surrendered BIZ As
Is Gacaet. ins0iEent. fled hY j.
- feh. rndic oI he aid iasasenI
as % ife the same ii vgiina
n aa once Ct the cIetk III EA
district Court within tea days lFaIa
the e hereof.
GsAa nld.r mr. eReisI sigma als
lhs 2ad day If Aprii. 1898.
ALcIaz ~iEBLaae
eek u rasal
II B White. Arts.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
That's no jakt!

The Calcasieu Sulphar Nine 90.
has 1000 tons ofsulphur IN their vats
and are shipping carloads daily to
different points. II costs s2o0 a
day Tor coal alone 10 supply the
battery of boilers in pumping snl-
phur FROM the wells.-Crogley Sig
pal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
eherifs Sale.
TATE OF LOU-IsNA-pa-ish
Of Vetm liaH-l7h Jadfrmf
District Goaut-Na ln77
Joseph MoIap<ou
P Iuuter Ramsey

~ virtue # an o,,ier of - zarf
and sale granted hy IT, Hon. Cam
aiate.asd IN the maitetso If the a,s.,ve
untitled aud nnmhetef sn,.. ~
necetd 10 sell III uGhlie anctI.sa. 10
the TAI and highest hid ter. al. lhe
principal ir.a't dnnf If the sui
i'nn-r p Ills parrish. M
saturday, May 4, 1898.
t'et~rrn IT. haar- nf III i III. ana
| y. IN. The following desc bed
property. n vii
0He certain 'iaet Of laud Sittnatej
n The parish of Vefm ion. T., 10
he taken from The ~aa;hes.4 oa3rte,
q de mel IF iat.i a,qui i i, j,
+. MA1ftid ittm J. W Dooler 4,
act laS,,d o. S,it.mh@t 4 1889
hriofr E G Smrdes notary pobi,.
SAID iric4 having d front III Zen 4
nen;s ~ . depth Of len arl.el.tS at,d
cdiiiaihits oee hnnited a4i,ent- IN
al; ho"nded North ~ Ms panlu.e
Johason eife # J Hru4y P..tpam,
es-t fs Ais Hattie 4. Rar.l.es
aife 81 Z. 4. Rose. south !. Nici,6-
las Meanx aid Claitgille 3 ou.,a,d
ani we<s ~ \ f NaAf ii together
with all Improvements situated
thefeon.
T'e ms-cash.
Shetif- Once, Absexre Ri
April 2. 1898.
10. HEBEnr, Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

Mr.. l., G. Gauthier, Of Live Oak
plantation has a little Jersey COW
sixteen months old which il a re-
markahIe milk producer She gives
or has been giving since she is in
milk three gallons per day, Of the
richest kind Of mix, and Mr.. Gan
thier is Confident she will give mare
milk as she grows older. Sir. eau
tbier sent rs Q pound IF butter CON
ing from this COW which il colar and
quality, was equal TO The golden
goshen butter. Why cant the
other planters follow the example Of
BIZ. Gauthier and raise snch stock
instead of sticking 10 The half GAL
lon coa?-Sl MartinsvilIe Nesseu
Scr.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

Cattle buyers are still securing
the different parishes buying up all
the stock old and Young that can be
found. If this continues mncn long
er there will be no beef cattle left
for home consumption.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

Brother Jolly, Of the Mofgaa City
Review is in a facetions mood again.
he SAYS: By the wayhsyen't Louis
lana people more 10 fear from that
constitutional convention than from
that var with spain?9
That's no JOKE!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
sherifs Sale
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
P8-t 4 81. LaEdry-istl ind cia
DE- e CaUrs-Nn. 10 80.
f. A. Declared
Jsan Marie Lima.

AMWSN
81 81 tue III d wit of feri teas
i--ue5 by tire Hon. lllh Judicial
Dlstret Iourt. il The matters 81 hi
above numbered and cnii,!ed uib
aUtb.Fzue and commanding ne ID
seze and sell the property 81 sail
defsnaasa, 10 satisfy said wtii, Wilt
r's.seed - still ut public auction. N
sb,. TAI efd highest bidder. ii he
PRINCIPAL front door If he court
hoe-e u this paris. on
saturday. May {. 1898,
htsw. rn IL legal hours prescribed
by aw. lie following deserted
Hf'gsfrit seized to satisfy said writ
10 wit
A esFtain tract of land lyiag md
htins = aied in the parish Of Vef
nisios Louisiana. containing Eighty
5s 10 Il : and designated AZ lAs
~ II thr NEL Of Section II. Tg
T. I'm h III Range 2 East.
Teams Cash.
Sher f. Office, AbbegiIle, Ia,
ApnE 1898.
j. o. HILBERT. Shrrif.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
sherif's Sale
STATE OF LoUIsIiSA-p.,
oil Vermlllon- l7h Jaiic;sl ~
trict Court-Nn 844
|. ]. Brous<aed & Bro.
Norbert Leblanc.

By virtue Of a writ II fri H.
issued out OF the Hon. I7lh ia ssa
District Court above me..,i.ss ss'
The matters of The atoye m,aa..3s
and entitled suii. aud IL b. "
recied, fully authorizing and s.
pnwering NE IN tie premises. "
Oscar IIehert. sheriff IF III n i.
6f Vermilion. La, viii eli II srsss
auction, TO The last aud b,gI,e- 81
der, al the principal ffaas a,ah 4
he court house ia saiI srs.isl 8.
Saturday, Apil %, Is9a|
between the hours pre~cFis I'D II / ]
the following described propsriy I.
VII:
One dancing hall IN ths tow 4
Esalh.
1erms-Cash.
Sheriff. 0Ece, AbbeviIle. II,
April 8, 1898
j. o. HFBsRr sherIf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

InSrain's population of 10000
600, nearly 1000, 900 report no
occupation" l0o,0On are registered
beggers, and two thirds If THE whole
number can neither read nor
write.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
Constable Sale.
~rtlEuFL0UISIANA,
Parish 81 VermIiIssn.
- jus lee Goarf-So. 10
Christian Stalfsr
Vm. Neckel & wife.

b vflpe Ct a writ If 6eri faciaa
issn.d II tie matters Of he ADORE
eatIiitd :.ti numbered snis, ard tos
NJ a'terfsd fully aulhof izlng aad
cam weslng mr. in the premises.
viii proceed 10 sell o: pna.Iie auction,
10 it last am i.igheS, bidder. Al ths
Ge Of Inc Secoud Jastiees Coart
II HWY. n lht- parish. on
saturday, April l6, 1898,
aeteeen III. hours ptescti bed " law
tts tllfts 20 described properly,
e zed ~ salt-fy aid writ. 10 at
a ce.nfea4e II deposit rom me
Btnk Of Al.peyiilr 10 favor 81 ae-
fehdant. Tor one hundred doilsFss
dled March Q. 1893.
IeInis-EasL.
Il " HrFF
Apail . gS Dy-sherE
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
Saturday, April l6. 1893.

The Ind pendant Demoera, Of
Morgan CRY fayors changing the
name Of the towr TO Morgan. 1t
says: ~That word city stands for
something we have not"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
TEEEND Z

~ HI q
that the eLd of the Republic is az
preaching and that there will he
only p more presidential election
and than "the man on horseback.
will come. The States calls public
attention 10 increase Of demagagy-
the greed for acquisition If wealth
the evil results If a wat with Srain
the consequent annrxaiian IF Cuba
A. signs IF he approaching downfall
Of the Republic. The States Ihu k
Ut l. the secret policy # The Repui,-
iican party 10 al up an Empire on
the ruins of the Constitution While
We do not believe that the Repuilli-
can party contemplate the over
throw of the Repubii c. We do thitk
'he roiicy followed hy it will pro-
duce that efeci, or rather hasten it.
The Htgfant i%shonesry of pahlic Of
%ficlais. and those euii listed with the
conduct Of public sfiirs-tt,e shame
less betrayal Of public trusts and the
disregard for Right aud Justice ey-
er5Nhere manifested By those in
authority has already undermined
the foundations of The R public and
Disguised the more intelligent nor
lion Of its CITIZENS with 30 called
Democratic institutions. which are
in fact only corrupt and iIre-ponsi-I
bic oligarehies. TIE dickering and
trading OF legislators. the dishonesty
The blatant v%iflainy, Inc Juggling. in
order TO establish a minority III POW
er against the will of The majority.
as manifested in the present State
Constitutional Convention. and in
legislators. will produce in the
United States what such acts have
prodnced in other COMMITTEES. There !
i no need for any particular aid
from the Republican pa " 10 bring
the man on hnrsehack, The people !
will bring him without the help of
that party. Incnmpeteney for a
decent SET government ainne. will
bring the Empire, Such doiags IL
We e :oda, in the Uuited States.
brought Cesar TO the hanks of the
RnbicoH, and he did not long tarry
On the banks of that river. He
'rossed and the Empire had cou.ei
Gigantic Corporations are created
hy The Republic which absorb mil
OF tile public wealth for which
hey give no return and whose greed
a neither satisfy nor
control. The creature has brcome
nightier than the creator, and has
isurFed The governmental functions
Legislators and judges go about the
country with free railroad passes h.
heir pockets Ppu'ic jphhing and
rot'hihg. j. constantly going
~ The public morals are d.
'anched By vote be, ing and vote
and the vote selling sui
ragan, is the favorite and friend of
ne men who make the laws. and
eminister the government. The
up Of denominations il rardd'y & ling
nd when The Empire comes it will
e welcomed. there viii lie none IL
i've aid 70 the ezt,iiin ing democracy
h~ere-wiIl be 10 friend t" weep over
g dishonest grave. Ii will be The
Who will wo K this overthrow
Ct The Republican party II will
ONE, bni not perhaps not quite so
bon as the States predicts.
|
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
\ or

The public i hereby noi6sa
10 tfespass on any oil my la.a.
both sides OF Soufhgess S
million and loeria Parishes.
March 26. 1893
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

At a merely nominal price, the New
YORK LEDGER is making one If the
most remarkable Camera offers of the
season. They are sending out an i'm
mense number Of cameras to all parts
Of the United States. It is in reality
hut
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16
1855

fR0s. ]. COOPER. Tupeso. Kiss. ssys.
Nj sister suffered han v-esyirfsrglsr
and painful faeastruasi0a ard eosfaFs
Could nat relieve her. VINE OF CerdEi
entaFsaY cured her ard also hsssg4 ~
mother through Tho Charge Of lie
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-16

Fcr a5vsce fl cases recurring sce-fsl
directions. address. giving sTrn5t5-s
the ladies' Advisory be1aY-,er y
The Chzt1znpogz Me5icins Ca, CO.
nocgz, Tenn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

A. the works tie opil3on fs .hat the en-
CINE once introduced She eyra of English
railway officials VIII De opened 70 ltE nsr-
it's ard many additional orders w@a result.
As predicted tATee weeks ago. or@srs for
engines from other roads have been pour
ing in with a rush now that war has been
deciafcd TIE temporary stegnaNoU II
.rads notices be n that tine mas been
removed and deIs.s2sa from this ezstI:ry
is above the average Among mo nsst
resent contracts close6 are sa0 from
Southern reads. The Southern Indiana
has placed al order for three teB-wheei-
ers "a ~ ussc s. freight service ard the
Norfolk, N;fglG.a Beacn * southern re-
gIig%s a larger pas@s ser engine Tor is
Summer hus5nse~. The fifteen 5ee-olno-
ts<es E.1slis FOR ire ~ plan government
railways ara beng Aaasiaf nov Tor taslr
destination. TEey ai3l ~ 20 Alexandria
ofa the steamer t'ot9Aeia from Philadelphia
ms week and vii ise pat together 81 the
railroad company sHUps at taAt port A
secori order for zen IS bs.fE handled n
f1le WORKS a. pre1ent,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26
PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
The PASSING THRONG.

the Laksvfew Iron Company. which orer-
stes scrap iron mill at Lakeview, located
a short distance from Tacoma Mr. Bsowa
n AT interview with = Poss-In.eii.Sencer
reporter said:
MY viss TO Seattle 3 on purely bust
hess matters. / Ike Seattle and some day
rolling mill may b established here
ifats<sc TO remain In WaSh1ngtou about s6x
weeks Ard before I leave / may be able
80 tea you sometsAng Of interest for pub
ucAEon.'
Among the passengers on the De- Norts
Is g. X. Annioal. Of TIcocderoSa. ~. r..
Who goes To ST. Aichae! In tina interest OF
the Arctic Express Company. He viii
travel through the northwestern par, OF
Alaska and tho eastern par. OF Siberia IL
search ~ native dogs to be used b. the
company for the transportation OF mai.
during the coming winter. He expects 70
arrive at st. Micaaes about September with
his dogs.
Frank b. Cloudy and w. T. Grisinsr,
Eeutenants or the revenue cutter Perry.
and George Brown, paymas.er. L. q. N,
were guests OF the EaIuier-Crand hotel
yesterday. Both Eeatenants state that
they hope 10 be- Transferred 10 Manila Ard
ars keeping themselves In readiness FOG
service IN the eastern waters, under In
j. w. Brokaw. q farmer and logger OF
Etanwoof. is q guest OF the Hotel DiIler
Mr Brokaw states that the outlook from
an agricultural standpoint at Sianwood
and vicinity is very good. The crop prom
.ses to be exceptionally large and prices
for grain promise to b highter than ever
before.
Prof. Alfred p Dennis. OF Smith college.
10 In the city visiting friends He has just
returned from an extended trip In Alaska.
He Is a graduate OF Princeton.
PERSONAL.
Edward Hnmes pleaded not guilty yes
terday In Justice Austin's court 10 as
ssuit and battery on Christina GLAND. .
case Will be heard Tuesday afternoon.
Humes was regnanded 20 the county jail.
Thomas Brace, OF Port Ludlow. IS regis
tered at the Dilier.
William McPhee, weii-known logger
OF Arlington. is stopping at the Hotel Dill
Nr- and Mrs. John II Douglas. Of Spo-
kane, are among the Diller arrivals
j: w. Brokaw. CT Sianwood, is 1T the
E. II. Thompson. a merchant OF Blaine,
Is at the Hotel Northern.
Rev. e. W. Ricker;Aon and wife. OF New
Ter
Mr.. Charles 9. Stocking. Of Tacoma. at
tended the high school commencement ex-
ercises here this week While In the city
ne was the guest Of Wilbur D. Lewis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26
ENGLAND WANTS A SAMPLE.
Places an Order for Specimen of
American Locomotives.

The unfamiliar spectacle Of an American
oWii locomotive running on AZ English
railway VIII be one Of the attractions Cor
tourists sn the picturesque county Of De-
Won this summer reports g'ie Philadelphia
Tsnzes This engine. ths gFcdsaee Of ne
BALDWIN locomotive WORKS, vii be the
frs: @ve~ introduced iHtc rse tight ltsEe
sand. and Il "a source OF Tn1St. grail
fCa'to~7 ~ the builders
tY ere EFFORTS 81 the london agent, who
has been assduousiY striving - further
interests abroad the cgser WAS finally
Placed The road on which the rev de-
par'Ure il 70 be Gfsa ds has been la:ely con-
S;rgcsei from the psc.sre*qae town. Of
BaT1stai'ie 30 linton. oD ne seaco8st. and
l. - use Ee5e. y ~ convey visitors - the
latter vel known watering fiace- TIE
engine ttseS wHils en- txy-yirg many 4.s-
tsac1tvely American features. has been de-
signed - rneet :se requirements - ;hA
service y high x entirely E1giiss. L W}li
- II tss@ @sx-whes1 connected type. wsta
seveEtsers-tuch cylinders AMI driving
wts~ls = ssHs.i size A. the works s; vas
ssid ihat the En3 ,!ing wa begin a. once.
. gre ergs1e has heesF2 promised Esy June
t. rne~e 80 rgsA ~ summer wuSireEs-
locomotive ha.Sers fgr assny years
I've soeg..t. - - terence - az cther for
esEr countries -G sss@5s-e c5atr rats f~ETp
Erg.Aasl Tfa wea kucwn eescleasy %
'b~ s,ugi - fss-~ az eRelu~ Aah ssEs.Tst
prevented cvasGss sif.9n- 90 81 R.as fv1Ha .gn-
possible 20 secure & fo0faoid Builders
-AY also tlsat shsrs- sas b4~n certain
cfF'set.ne - h3cA GsTef7soga has eega found
gtg3Szf against Sef nzsst fsv-sers5}s tsrss1s
Ega- s5sasd rxrss s4r - - ri thersfore.
tes Construction e ss5s tegons3 liea fssS shsf
eoun9sy s. regarded as mass en.E @ss.. lsy
TIE Ral6wsa aras. anss trey ~ eosisaynT
fe gs8E ap = ynan8tns wszfra wsssl Ne - tae
elsxws ~ surprise 20 IL fss.Ts o~Essrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

George & Cooks. san Francisco.
z. Ii. Thompson, Blaine.
l.. Z Hartman. Ska@waF.
A W Bartlett. SkagNay.
Bertha llftttlle Chicago.
\. II. Fowler 4a4 w;fe. Chicago
J. n Fowler. Chicago
= ~ Rho,4ss San E'rsncisco.
{ W I<nhart Fresno. Cal.
" & RariE Sen Francisco.
J Z Barbour ard wlf@ Montreal.
V 50 & Johnson. Montreal
T. Fl NJ ier. Mount Angel. or.
I. " NAtt~ San Francesca.
Frank E3fot; san Francisco
{ 81 Isexter san Francisco.
Ms l. T tIu,'tv Tacoma.
w & %.esois rs -asna.
\ I.eopolG -, f'se -7s,.ss,a.
THE Blrrf.ER
J X James. Iowa
"Suyertaorn. %ew y2Fk.
= : GRsa1ne.f T1.EGs.
Fr~uk + r4ee. Seattle
II = Hat Ssu E.raf..a=7@.
NJ ara Mr. 4 I'icstu. Meaavi'ie Pa.
:. = BrsrS So. y ~ csr~ Ia
& :. FazSauC l'asrh7Ncn.
M Ifarfsr 1i. >4HA
Df ara ,Its, 81. e. }io,. ac-etcr. Fn,a1el-
". Il. E<s-~ea Te-tn
a So te~-ffer T7ea
Joan I@ae P,r, Tassasea1.
\ T. H-en-ar ago
: r Fe~} f.>eVeEt
! Il F.e-aner y g. T.
j. T. frse,e >ss &n"N
n l.-s t.s So. ..rt~.-ss~o
! q }fs->~5 Sae FFsnea~sa.
J -~1s r fe~-t Nii.we.3kcs.
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6ranlteWare Pc TIM,
Reduced from 12,kc to %
6raniteNare Wash Dbl,
Reduced from 80 - 1oa
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40 Sa8 mean To gay tbat yeu hAvsss't
resolve sf..3a a plan - cssnysjgH 20 sad
osls of.gr4s3 la sgatHs navy.
None whatever. rrpla@3 fhs other
DEM yes t45nk yaU had oetGer heg
u thiuk about Il
.'No So Tzsye's wne:9 my strategy
comes En-. - ionR as we dp1+t make 80 gar
nssnas fha eaEnsy cane had og- @hat @e
ave x0s~x % IN next - y ssair xtou Ssaf.
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Combination Book Cases.

9.65 .s eG To sss5 Book Cases. reduced from
1850 ses pate nsSs rs esss from To
$3.50
ll75 . Gs" % sis Book Cases reduced from
1855 oak asd H sss GS cea Tsm
$6e0G TO $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

you have got roth ~ us sate rare
.~oab1e TSra. how ecaa3 yaa si9n say
PANE sc rhsck znt Eat j. casaeas
Bot Fae lsw made - cas, AMI 30 n
ss fssUca Faa aa / am myself
Wei 8: hats 50 nj s9.nE 20 seIi ~
nv neekIaess. bracelets and rugs sd
make matters s<gA2sas axala "-i'acA- As-
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CRCCkERY.

White Bowls and Pitchers reduced to- -
White Covered Chambers. reduced to- zoe
White Stop Jars reduced 10 ........... 10
Dinner Plates. finch. Get Of 9. reduced
to ....;... .-.,...................s....a so
IA . ssn.ers reduced TO ...-....... 100
Jelly Tumh'ers. with Govern is pints.
tauEeu 70 ss-s.-.....---t. ............ 20
jelly Tumhlers. with covers. n pinta
Decorated Toilet Sets pieces. reduced
to ........ ....... 800. ........,...~$i7s
Plain Tumbiers, per doxea. reduced to. 10
Wood Frame Clothes Wringers. reduced
to ....... - ........ .,....-...........N3
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-07
TWO AT ONCE.
Very Pretty Home Affair in
Rutland Town.

Rutland, Oct. GA pretty double we'd
ding took place at West Rutland yester-
day afternoon at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Kennen, parents Of
the brides. The ceremony took place at
1.30 o'clock in the afternoon and was
performed by Rev. George s. Dodge
of Worcester. The parties were Chas
j. Harvey Of Needham and Miss May
L. Kennen of Rutland; Joseph E. Ware
and Miss Jennie B. Kennen, both Of
Rutland A beautiful bower was con-
structed in one of the rooms, under
which the couples were married.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Dora 1. Dudley. A number Of
beautiful and useful presents were Civ
en- to the brides and grooms After
the ceremony a wedding supper was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey left for
their new home at Highlandville, where
Mr.. Harvey is engaged as florist. Mr.
and Mrs. Ware left for Washington, D.
c., to be gone for about 10 days.
Among the guests were noticed the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White
Mrs. George s. Dodge of Worcester,
Mrs Henry White, Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Woods of Boylston, Mrs Lynch and
daughter of Lakeview, Misses Ella,
Grace and Martha Ware, Misses Cora
and Dora Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Kennen, Miss Lizzie Putnam, Miss
Mary Quimby, Mrs. Mary E. Bray,
Mrs. Sarah J. Newcomb, Of Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Leach of Scotland, Mrs
Andrew Charter, Mrs Maria A. Ken
men of North Leominster.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-07
NORTH BRooKFlELD.
nANcH no FOLLoW.

North Brookfeld, Oct. s.-The North
BrookfieId fire department will hold a
dance in town hall Saturday evening
following the inspection in the after
noon. Horne's orchestra will furnish
music and Capt. w. Il. French will be
floor director with the members OF the
department as aids. Geo. H. Jones
will prompt.
David Finn, who has been quite Ill
with slow fever for the past seven
weeks is much better and will soon
be out again.
Emory Martin, Jr., and Georgianna
Fizzette were married ct St. Joseph
Church at O'clock yesterday morning
by Rev Father Tuite. After a short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will
return here to live.
Rev. Joseph ]. Spencer and Deacon
Frank A. Smith represented the Memo
rial Church at the installation Of Rev.
Mr.. Oleson.