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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-04-11
I.,iaiI to DR.. DAWSON.
Sneclnl CorrespOndencoO

lSpeclal correspondence
LAHAINA, April S.-Dr. Dawson
was the recipient of a farewell party
given in his honor by the residents
OF Iahalna. The residence Of Mr.. +.
II. Hayselden UanIkeha) was the scene
OF the festivities and goodIy num-
Der of foreigners attended to bid the
genial Doctor Aloha nui."
Tho large lanai and dancing plat
orm were gaily decorated with aags.
ems and japanese lanterns and dur
ing the evening speeches were made
by col John Richardson, Judge Ka-
aulello and Matt Mccain
The Doctor has been resident %
Lahalna for the past nine years and
during that time bis services hay"
been highly appreciated by everybody
In the district
Dr., Dawson leaves for he native
state, Michigan, for q three months
vacation and an wish him a pleasant
trip ana a safe return 10 his duties
here Ff'
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LIQUID AIR.

There appears in another column an
rcOunt Of Mr.. Tripler's experiments in
he manufacture Of liquid air. The first
ounce Of liquid air made by Prof. De-
war in England cost $4,000. Mr. Trip
Ter now produces it a cost Of 20 cents
per gallon Is the day at hand when
the ocean liners will have no coal bun
kers, the locomotives no fire boxes, the
great machinery works no boilers?
These are dazzling probabilities. The
men of science are deeply interested
and-wait.
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BIG ADDITION.

Another sugar plantation has
passed into the control Of Sem
atOr Henry Warehouse. This
time it Is the estate of Halawa,
} in the district OF Kohala, Ha-
wall. The property belonged to
) DR.. Wight until secured by Sen
atOr WatcrhOuse.
Halawa will be added to Multi
sugar plantation. which was
purchased by the Senator only
few days ago of Judge Hart
and afterwards incorporated.
senator Warehouse went to
Multi last Friday on the steam
cr Noeau, accompanied by DR..
G. b. Wood. Both gentlemen
returned on the Kinau Sunday
morning. Senator Warehouse
spent yesterday at his Peninsula
home and was inaccessible for
) an interview. All that could be
learned concerning the Halawa
! deal. was gained from another
: member OF the house of Water
house & Company, who stated
that Halawa had been secured.
This gentleman refused TO give
out any particulars for publlca-
) ton. but announced that pros
pectus of the new Null Sugar
Company, Limited. which en-
braced the properties Of Null,
Halawa and other adjoining
. lands would be made public
early this week.
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LnIE FrLLER MIND.

NEW YORK, April LA l.o,e Full
I,r, queen Of dancers, Is doomed TO
blindness, For several years she has
been gradually losing her sight and
now, rs a last resort, she Is IN Paris
testing the claims Of an unlicensed
healer. Her loss Of sight was caused
ny the glare OF Ino ugnls usel W
dances
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. Iaaa who ar H.uf.,I Boo Ulf
adversely ENaufIBn Boy,msn. aI
ts.gUme Prof HUIfaE arrival here. u..
auas De- BE- rare man and has made
ga DnUaBp reputation fur himself o.
900 Instructor
The establishment ~ the Extension
here De-. ~ course. pioneer movement
n assumes thai We have a consider.
able class Of young men and women
EhD are willing 90 seriously study the
subjcr , presented Boy the lecturer
The Prsa, and th" very serious dan
ger of o failure pf the movement here
Is In the social condition 81 this com.
nunlty Il il distracted with social
affairs. with business matters. and with
an unusual number Of philanthropic
concerns. u is community wilhOu,
rcpuso. and therefore without opportu.
/ nifty FOR study. Delightful as the social
| life Is TO reslden, or stranger, q taxes
TOO heavily the vitality of the white
people at least Indeed II the present
restless condition exists the only yalu-
able instruction the Extension lectures
can give will be, how to prevent the
extinction OF the Anglo SAXON
Our social relations need reconstruc-
tion. Mutual acquaintance Is large,
the open doors are many. Above all
the un-tropical ways Of the northern
races are daily defying the laws Of
health and Of climate. Men do bust
ness as Il the mercury was at 30 de-
gree.
There is limited lime for the
amusement OF reading light literature,
md science made easy for the thought
oss, but there appears to be iittl" time
for research and study.
The final test Of these lectures must
De. are the listeners instructed or
merely entertained? We are confronted
with the fact that the higher" classes
in America obtain little profit from the
best literature The educated class
| has before It the rich, the admirable,
! literature Of these modern days but it
cannot absorb it, or use ii as it should
use II. And it does no. because it has
mn, go ,rfr Nh, ,,Lo tho Tina IN do
I,n,,,ra.,,,,, ,,.,,rl, t., TINA f., oocu,iod
by the distrarIing affairs Of life. We
Iha,.o. ma, 90, ro,,hod thar oI,irpdn in
.f,,fri,,,i,,r ,.bor. climbing and doing
T.. ,l,. G,.-, r,,l... ~ ,.,,,Iun,
,,n..,.,, .,f, ., ,bo ol,.,,r,, NJ
bi,,r,, Tim ,ro,, ol,ioct T. IN ,ror.a
,hoi,. .,.r,,,,fvo .ororgy and rot oI,ow II
-, A.. i,.,.,,,,,,. VIVA, {. roodoJ mara
chan an f.. l,, r,tiort aud constant
I,,,,,,...,,,, ,..,f,.f,,. mo, Of ,bo loc,rrc-
I,,. , ,,, r,.,oror rboro ,ru,, no
,oo,o,riro, mara than tho moro ni.as-
r,o ~ rs,o,iry,o , rayiew of Lambs
49, rb,,,or,v.s ynrps Ther, mus; be-
c,orp nohirL fl
,I,.o ohsorv,r said "rh. Sunday
,o,,.,,ror f.. ana. ,r tho pra,tost or the
rri,c-.i,. L,xto,sinr lecturers If i
wooyr. y,rupo of literature which
- .omo ,,r.., cam M, he ooraI,ed hy
the host Extension work, But there
Gin r,r,oirs tho oucs,inn how FAR are
tho -,,dors odvarcedq
oro NJ tho brilliant men Of America
soiJ that tho general Ignorance Of men
and yoror who had spont wears in
,,rI, :, .rhool and collage WAS as
,orrdIrg rho ro,snn for If he he
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Sugar.

Raw, strong, tending upward. Fair
chnlng, 3 l5-lGc.; centrifugal, 9G ta5,,
/ 7-1Gc.: moIasses sugar, l3-lGc.; re-
ined strong and active.
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We Know
BY Experience

wi-s men uss the ,spsfienos u other,
and make Il their own.
Those who baye taken Hoods sarsapa.
rilla are The ones who are compcseni H.
sT.ak ~ it. merits.
The testimonials ~ cures by Hoods
constitute. a ,ast mass ~ testimony which
proves the power % this medicine 10 cure
. great variety % diseases.
These cures often seem marvellous, yet
they are perfectly natural and are easily
explained. They are the necessary result
Of purifying and enrich hing the blood.
al have been troubled with scrofula all
my life, and II effected my eyes 30 that I
was obliged TO remain In dark room.
began taking Hoods srssparilla. Now
my eyes are so strong that the light never
troubles me, and my health il good !"
Mrs. CARRIE WEEKS, Lompoc, Cal.
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WILLETTSYILLE.

June 26, 1899.
Wheat is nearly all cut in this vicinity
Some farmers finished cutting as early
as the Goth.
Quite number from a distance. at.
tended the memorial services of Zlcha.
riah CLANCY at Dunn's Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Mcdaniel, after a linger.
ing illness of several months, quietly
passed away on last Saturday afternoon.
The interment took place in the Clark
graveyard this morning. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Wright,
of New Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mcdaniel. OF st. Mar
tins, attended the funeral OF the formers
aunt, Mrs. Robert Mcdaniel.
Miss Tersa Hatcher has returned home
after several days visit with friends at
Hillsboro and Belfast.
L. G. Bennington was the guest of F.
NJ. Michael and family Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the Children's services at Fairview San
day night.
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PULSE.

June 26, 1899.
Born-To Lewis Allen aud wife, on
June 25, boy.
G. W. Ellis and wife spent Sunday
with relatives at Russell.
Miss Florence Moberley, of Buford
was visiting Miss Flora Chsney Sunday
Miss Pearl swearingen. who has been
at Hillsboro for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Misses Anna Champion and Grace
Johnson were visiting Mrs. F. O. Pulse
Sunday.
Jesse E. Priest has returned home af.
ter a months journey in foreign parts
Miss Ella Thurman, of Martinsville
spent last week with friends here.
Jesse Fswley, of Buford, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Misses Alice Champion and Ella Thur
man visited Misses Rebeocs and Fanny
CLANCY Wednesday.
Wheat is all cut at this writing. The
crop ia not as good as was expected two
months ago.
Fred Granger, of Hillsboro, filed his
regular appointment here Sunday.
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HIGHLAND.


Miss Pearl Cadmy, after a visit OF
few weeks with her parents, returne'
to Athens on Wednesday.
Mrs, D. A. Terrell and Mrs. j. X
Walker, were visiting Mrs. Harry Ed
wards in New Vienna Wednesday.
Miss Maude Moore, who has been at
tending school at Delaware, o, is home
for the summer vacation.
A son was born to John Matthews
and wife, June oath.
Mrs. Ottie Wright, after weeks visit
at home, returned to Columbus last
week.
Miss Jennie Bostright was calling on
old friends in this place last week.
Mrs. E. B. Savage is making quite an
improvement in her home by new bay
window and some other additions to the
dining room.
Mrs. Nose Rice, of New Vienna, spent
Wednesday at the home of her father,
JOE. Cohn.
Rev. Middleton, Of Leesburg, preached
a very excellent sermon at the M. E.,
Church Sunday morning.
The Rapp sisters, of sabina, were en-
'tertained Wednesday by Misses Sallie
and Marie Cohn.
Misses Lizzie Fullerton, of Greenfield,
and Rose Farley, of Hillsboro, were
guests of Jas. Moore's family over Sun.
day.
Miss sallie Pavey, of Columbus, and
Mrs. Louie Morris, of Sapins, are visit.
ing Enos Haines' family.
Mrs. Enos Haines was in Cincinnati
last week, attending commencement ex.
ercises of the kindergarten Mission, OF
Wesleyan Chapel.
Rev. Sentman delivered an address on
''social Purity" at a public meeting of
the w. G. T. U. at Leesburg Sunday
evening.
The families of w. T. Harvey and
anson Mace spent Sunday with relatives
in Greenfield
Miss Minnie Dunlap, of Leesburg, was
the guest OF George Dunlap's family on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thornburg were
guests of friends in Hillsboro Sunday.
Master Paul Wright is in Columbus to
spend couple of weeks with his mother.
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TURKEY.

June ZOGn, 1919.
Miss Blanche Glaze is visiting rels'
tives at Hillsboro.
Miss Eva and Ola Austin, of New Fain,
were visiting their grandfather, N. T.
Hiser, Sunday.
Rev. Stoner preached an interesting
sermon at Olive Branch Sunday.
There we're many callers at the Post
Office Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Cummings, fPaulding conn
ty, and mother in.law, were visiting at the
home of N. T. Hiser last Wednesday.
John Trump and daughter, Elsie were
visiting his son, William, at Pisgah
Wednesday.
Will Riley and Miss Rhods Adams at
tended the baptizing at New Fain Sun
day.
David Lawson has started his thresh
ing machine.
Miss Mary Beedy called on Miss Mel
lie Gall Sunday evening.
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NEW MARKET.

June 26, 1899.
Master Stewart Palmer, OF Emerald
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart for a couple OF weeks.
Miss Cecil Nave, of Columbus, is Wis.
itinp at the home of her mother OF this
place.
SC. Vance has returned from Liv-
ineston county, Illinois, to spend the
summer here.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Purdy, OF Aber-
deem. visited at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. L. B. Custer, last week.
Miss Helen Rogers has returned after
visiting friends in Greenfield.
Any person having piano in need OF
tuning may have the same we'll done by
calling on or addressing H. Q. Custer,
who is at home again, after an absence
of over two years in Illinois.
oh. VanWinkle is here from Wash
ington G. H., putting up the harvest on
his place.
W. E. Borden is at home from West
Virginia where he has been selling In
candescent lights.
il. Eyler has been appointedsby the
Christian Endeavor Society of this place
as delegate to the International Con-
vention to be held at Detroit, Michigan,
July 9Th.
The funeral services of Mrs. Wilson
Fenner, of Bethel, was held at the M. +.
Church here Saturday morning, conduct
ed by Rev. w. B. Brown. Mrs. Fenner
was lately a resident of this place and
mother of Mrs. Lewis Rosselot and Mrs.
Walter Purdy, who reside near here
Mrs. Eliza Bayless, who was long a
resident of this place, died at the home
of her daughter-in law, Mrs. Nathan
Warson, of Shackelton. The funeral
was conducted at the Presbyterian
Church, of which she was member, by
Rev. G. w. H. Smith.
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CARMEL.
June 25, 1899


Maudie Foraker is visiting her cousin
Myrtle Staley, at Bell Hollow for a few
days.
Owing 10 the heavy rain of last Satur.
day night the ice cream social was post
poned until next Saturday night, July
1st. A good time is anticipated. Let
all who can attend. Proceeds for bene.
fit of the church.
Commissioner w. @. McCoppin and
family, OF Hillsboro, are spending few
days at his farm near here.
Mrs. Joseph Foraker and Mrs. Thomas
Holiday spent Thursday the guests oi
J. A. McOoppin and family, Of Hillsboro.
On Saturday night. Jaly Sth, oil lover
Of music are invited TO attend musicale
1t ths church TO bs given BY ladies from
Hillsboro. Let all attend. Proceeds fol
benefit Of the church. -
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RAINsBORO.
June 26th, 1899.

June Goth, 1899.
Miss Ina Gossett, OF Greenfield, has
been here visiting her grandmother for
two weeks.
Undertaken Wright went to Cynth-
lana yesterday to bury an aged maiden
lady by the name of Eubanks.
Noah Reece and wife visited friends at
Martipsburg Sunday.
William Ferguson and family were
guests OF relatives in Brushcreek town.
ship last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Groves returned to her
home in Boston Friday, after pleasant
visit with Mrs. Frank Turner.
Mrs. Carey Wright has had the pleas.
ure of a visit from her father of Lynch.
burg
Miss Pearl Bell, OF Turkey, is being
entertained by Mrs. Ella Bell and Jessie
Ferneau.
F. E. Gossett, ofGreenfield, visited his
mother, Mrs. Malinda Gossett, last week.
We are under obligations to some
frierd in Leesburg for an.lopportunity
of reading the Buckeye. We think it
has improved under the new!.manage-
ment.
Mrs. Absalom Roads and sister, Mrs.
William Mccullough, attended the bur.
ial of their stepfsther, Mr.. Williams, at
Pispah last Tuesday.
All the real estate belonging to the
estate of Jacob Foraker, deceased, will
be offered at public sale July oath.
Zach Ferrell, of Wilmington, was
among friends here yesterday.
Joseph Ferneau and wife enjoyed a
visit at Columbus last week.
Prof. John Mckinney, of Centerfeld,
was guest of Prof. E. M. Roberts last
Wednesday, They each enjoy the dis
tinction of being successful teachers, and
hold certificates for years.
Mics Anna Keelor closed a successful
term of school in No. last Friday. The
lady patrons of the school gave her a
surprise dinner and we're highly enter
tanned in the afternoon by the pupils
and Miss Elsie Barrett, who was a visi
tor in the community.
Elmer Curless and Miss Martha Hig.
gins, Of Blanchester, we're guests Of the
formers brother, Rev. q. G. Curless,
at the home of ]. F. Brow n Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week. Before re.
turning home they were united in mar.
risge by the brother, and have since
been receiving the congratulations of
their many friends.
Craig Mcbride is in Hillsboro reading
law in the Office of Hough & Wilson.
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LEESBURG.
June 20, 1899.

| June 70, 1879.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer, of New Vienna,
were guests of Mrs Chas Haines last
Sunday.
M. S. Mackerley, of Hillsboro. was in
this city last Monday.
John Hastings and Will Harris, oi
Hillsboro, spent Sunday here.
DR.. Garner and little granddaughter,
Lorine Delaney, of Lynchburg, were
visitors of DR.. and Mrs Srofe last Sun.
day.
J. s. Templin who has been in Hills.
boro several months returned home last
Monday.
B. Noydyke, of New Vienna, was
in our city last Friday.
Miss Margaret Mackerley, of Hillsboro,
is being entertained by her sua;, Mrs.
M. E Gage.
Margaret Barrers is spending several
days in Salem.
Miss Ella Zimmerman OF Oak Grove,
was entertained by Miss Orpha Newlsnd
last week.
Chas. Redkey was in Greenfield Sun.
day calling on friends.
Mrs. Fred Pavey gave dinner last
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. ]. Bridwell,
of Hartman, Tenn. About seventy
five guests enjoyed her hospitality.
F. King and wife, Will Teter and wife
and Chas. Haines and wife took in the
Fair at Hillsboro Tuesday.
Roy Barrett, who has been attending
school at Richmond, Ind, came home
last week.
Mrs. Robert beaverton left Friday for
an extended visit to friends in Indiana.
Misses Katie Kennedy and Maggie
King attended the funeral of Miss Mae
Collins in Cincinnati Friday of last
week.
Louis Ham will move to Springfield
in the near future.
Rev. ]. E. Seminar, OF Highland, will
preach at the NJ. E. Church next Sum
day night in the interest of the W. G.
T. U.
Master Hulan Teter, of Day ton, is the
guest of his grandparents, W. b. Teter
and wife.
Miss Edith Depoy, Of Marion, Ind,
will be the guest of Miss Pearl Covan
and other friends in this city for several
weeks.
Fred Pausch and wife, of Atchison,
Kan, are the guests of his parents, L. A.
Pausch and wife.
The many friends of Miss Collins will
be grieved to learn OF her death last
Tuesday at her home in Cincinnati.
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CENTERFIELD.

June 26, 1899.
Wheat harvest is about over and is
much better than was thought before
harvest commenced.
Lillian Armstrong has been spending
a week with friends at Hillsboro and
Berryville.
James Cowman, wife and little daugh.
ter and Leila Cowman spent Sunday
with the latter's parents, Lowery Cow
man and wife.
Prof. Roberts, of Rainsboro. spent
some days with friends here last week.
Thomas Roads and wife had fine
daughter come last Friday night to stay
with them.
Dan Campbell, while working with q
reaper last week, run the needle through
his left wrist, severing one of the leaders
and splitting one of the bones.
Cass Hardy lost finger while work
ing with sickle last week.
Grace Turner, OF Hillsboro, spent last
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Littler.
Lena Grove, of near Olive Branch, is
with Harvey Littler and family for
while.
D. E. Butler and Adam Campbell took
in the Fair at Hillsboro last Wednesday.
Center6eld can surely boast of her
educational qualities, for seven Boxwell
certificates were granted to the young
Americans of this community. Their
teachers, E. M. Roberts and Prof. L. W.
McKenney, have each received eight
year certificates.
John Shade, of Hillsboro, will deliver
temperance sermon in the M. E.
Church here Sunday, July 9th, at 1880.
@. E. Edgipgton and wife, of Folsom,
spent Sunday with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler.
Miss Minnie Butler has gone to Lees
burg to spend week with her sister,
Mrs Morri' West
George McNiel, wife and little daugh-
ter spent Sunday with friends at Saman'
tina.
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$40 Reward.

Lost-June 18th. 1899, between Buford
and Pricetown, pocketbook containing
SIG in money, check on Merchants
National Bank, of Hillsboro, for s38.
signed by Crawford and Miller and pay.
able to my order. Also four notes. one
for $40, dated June Sd, 1899, one for s35
dated May Goth, one for $40 dated May
3lst, and one dated May 18th, 1899.
Finder leave same at Moore's store,
Buford, O., and receive $40 reward. All
notes and checks payable to my order.
L. 8. NILIER, Union Plains, o.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles E Jodry and Julia J Puckett.
Thomas Reed and Martha Myres.
w Il Strain and Mary ] Granger.
B e Donohoo and Emma Tanning.
Charles r Muntz and Harriet @ Taylor.
William Smith and Maggie McKeiver.
Lafe Young and Alta Tedrick.
John II Flesher and Eva Dean.
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SINKING SPRING.

June 26, 1899.
Mesdames Blair and Yankie, of Peebles,
were entertained by Mrs. Eta Patton
last Friday.
Mrs. Jas. Connay and Miss Anna Nc.
Keehan spent the latter part of the
week with Mrs. Laird Leadbetter, of
Hillsboro. H.
ID
Mrs. Susan Moorhead is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Nancy Puckett, of Balm.
bridge.
Mrs Leila McKeehan is visiting relao
tives and friends in Portsmouth.
Quite . number Of visitors were in
town Friday night attending the insti..
tuition of Modern Woodmsn.
Miss Dilinaer, of Cincinnati, is the
guest OF the Misses Hammond.
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HARRISBURG

June 81, 1899
Aunt Lib Vance is on the sick list, but
is better at this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Boyle, of Hillsbore, and A.
r. Roberts were called here Monday BY
the serious sickness Of their father, Jos
sph Roberts. who suffered . stroke OF
paralysis.
Several from here attended the SER
vices ct Miller's Chapel Sunday.
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Christian Endeav0r Convention, d.
troit, Michigan, July 9Th
to 10th, 1899.

For which occasion the B. & O. S w.
Ry. Go. will sell tickets July Sd, 4th and
5th and 9th for $3.50 for the round trip
from Hillsboro, good returning until
July 18th, with privilege OF 80 day o..
tension for an additional SO cents. Choice
of rail or water route from Toledo and
Detroit. Through parlor care, which
avoids any transfer at Toledo. For fur
ther information call on or address J. q.
Sends, Agent B. & o. 8 W. Ry.
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Everyone who is going to celebrate the
fourth-of-July in Hillsboro, will buy
their fireworks ct Stabler Bros NJ
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state Convention Y. r. \. c. T.. Co
lumbus, Chic, June 27th to 3Oth.

Tickets on sale June Goth, 9th and
2Sth ct one fare for the round trip, good
returning until June 30tb.
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The second meeting in the Young
Men Series" Of meetings viii h. held
NJ the association building sunday
afternoon at i o'clock This meeting
will be in charge of the young men Of
III: association. The general theme
viii be, How Much do You Weiaha"
Three or four brief addresses will be
made. Tho song service VIII be nm In
teresting feature.
. o'clock
The Y. n c. 4 moonlight excursion
Will be run Monday night; August 2S.h.
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GRAND lXCUR.Iux 20 DELAWARE
E9RH.
Faro 80 Cents aud nJ Ccmta. hu.uar
rs, III 'tic ScnAonrd Air dine.

Don't miss it. There viii he over coo
Teopic going bat plenty of coaches ~,
comfort. No crowdlnE. Match game
OF baseball between The Atlantic Ciiys.
81 Norfolk. ana the Al Americas Of
Portsmouth, and ether attractions too
numerous 10 mention. Trains leave $3.50
4. ~ ard 1870 ,. III. 5. y. l.. depot
aull-.f
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Ds.AAwAnH rAmsS gxsynesoxx.
!hcr" riii BE Iwn Aux,et rs. by ,ne
N"" b""rd Air s.iuv S:I0 =. u. ana
I:3n - NJ

tishing ana boating dancing; :. 4.
Il. Hard sNeciai dancing orchestra.
Take Your best gy ;ake -he hldr.n-
.' emit rs cents Rockers ara shaUv
larns for fathers and m1the- ~ho
want &C. rest ard READ tue raoers whlle
me chiioren laugh ana pius. No.hug
4hr auil-tl
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Scrivea's Elastic Seam Drawers, the
regular 81 kind. today only 59c
THE NEW YORK CLOTHING co.
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Mems colored border IIanlkerchicfs-
strictly i'rsi class worth l0o.. to-day
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PASSING NOTE:
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News Matter in Condensed Form,
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A Dniiy Directory of tho Happening,
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