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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-10

TWO-sTORY RESIDENCE, NO. 2212
Barnard street, near Ninth; price $500
cash and $50 per month or $500. all cash.
G. II. Dorset.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-10

FIFTEEN ACRES OF FINE TRUCK
ing land near Exleys farm, near wharves
and very fertile. c. II. Dorset.
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SOuTHvILLE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Lewie Northrop is owner of the Wawi-
co mile.
Fred and Andrew Bsrnum have been
spending few days in Trumbull and
Bridgeport.
Mrs John Wentsch of South Britain We 8
the guest of A. M. Worden's family, last
week.
W. Clark Of Yonkers spent Saturday
night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs 8.
F. Clark. Mr. CLARK carried him to Wash
irgton, where he is doing landscape gar
dening.
Misses Kate and Eunice Warner OF
Roxtury spent one day, last week, with
Mrs Laura Welton.
Mark Hatch and Daniel Garfield paae
ed through here, last Monday, with II
pair of cattle for the Newtown fair.
Mr. and Mrs W. O. Shepard of Nauga-
tuck spent last Saturday and Sunday at
Walter Bristol's. Monday morning,
they took the train north for Cornwall to
visit friends.
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NEW PRESTON.

ALVEY BUDGET OF LOCALS.
Friends and relatives from Armenia, N.
Y, visited Mr. and Mrs n. B. Tucker at
Arrow Point over last Sunday.
q. B. Tucker gathered into his man.
moth silo, last week, bis entire crop of
sowed corn, sufficient to supply his dairy
and other stock during all Of the coming
winter, and enables him to dispose of
many tons Of the fine quality of hay Ar.
row Point has been known for several
years of yielding.
B. G. Norris has recently found on his
farm such an everything spring of water
as he believes will thoroughly safety
the wants Of his house and barn all the
year, and he is seriously contemplating
the laying of an inch pipe therefrom to
where 1t is needed before winter is here.
When completed Mr. Norris thinks he can
supply all the rooms necessary in his
hotel, besides having generous supply
for his home barns and stock.
The family OF D. T. Wilson, who have
passed the summer at George G. Hop.
kins', returned to their home in Brook
Ign, N. Y, for the winter, on Thursday
of last week.
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GEORGETOWN.
DEATH OF VICTOR OLSEN.

DEATH OF VICTOR OLSEN.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Victor Olsen, aged "a, we're held Sunday
afternoon at the Swedish church, Rev
Mr. Nortlund officiating. The deceased
died Saturday morning in the Danbury
hospital, where he has been uuderitreat-
ment since May. A widow and infant
child survive him. The remains were in
tered at Branchville.
THE COSTELLO RESIDENCE BURNED.
The residence of Mrs Michael Costello
of Peaceable street was burned to the
ground early Thursday evening. 1t lie
supposed that the fire originated in the
chimney. Nearly everything was con-
sumed, including about 800 belonging
to Mrs Cosrello's son, John Colley.
Mr. Bailey and lady friend of Ridge field
were guests of Mrs Albert Benjamin,
Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs Samuel Jennings enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs William Amber OF
Norwalk, Sunday.
Miss Maude Northrop is enjoying the
hospitality of friends in Poltchester and
elsewhere, this week.
c. F. Thomas and family entertained
F. Leelie Jennings Of Southport, Sunday.
Joseph Stunt has returned from a
visit with friends in Bridgeport and Fair
field.
Mr. and Mrs William Ruscoe have rent
ed the John Williams place, Brsnchville.
Willie Hanfard of Brsnchville, who is
employed. in Bridgeport, was home Sun.
day.
Mrs Annie Remir gton and Miss Libbie
Merchant of West Reddlng spent Sunday
with Mise Sarah Coley.
Mrs Augusta Lee has been in towr
several days visiting old friends and &C.
quaintances.
Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Davis and, daughter
Mrs Foster, were guests of friends il
New Canaan, last week.
Rev Mr. Sanborn and family, who have
been out of town on a three weeks va.
cation, are expected home this week.
Mrs Augusta Lee and Mrs George Mills
spent Thursday with MRS Mills sister,
Mrs Theodore Hamilton, of Weston.
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Misses Mary and Florerc e Treat from
Bridgeport were recent guests of rela-
tives and friends in town.
Miss Katharine Wheeler spent Sunday
In Bridgeport.
Mrs Il. M. Jessup entertained Mrs
Laura Welto n, last week.
Mrs G. A. J. Queckberner Is in Brook
Ign for few days.
We are glad to know that Mrs Char
lotte Peck has taken up her residence
among us again.
Mrs Dsra Sanford and daughter, Miss
Mabel, spent Sunday in Bethlehem.
John Hawley, who resided in the vii
lage some years ago, was the guest CT
friends here recently.
Mrs Horace Hill entertained her moth.
er, Mrs Morehouse.
Freddie Roberts was seriously injured
by falling from tree, Saturday.
Miss Mabel Keller attends the High
school IN Bridgeport,
W. ". Welton is laying a new walk II
front of his residence.
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Tuesday night for harvest dance and
the young folks gathered from all direc-
tions. Dancing was Ell joyed to music
furnished by Charles Young and Phineas
Knapp. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
Carpenter Robert Crosby is now put
ting the finishing touches on the new
barn of Michael Kennedy. It is 6O130
and a model structure of its kind. just
now it is full of tobacco, as Mr. Kennedy
raised large and extra fine crop.
Blacksmith G. 81. Smith was quite &c
riouslY Injured, one day last week, by
horse belonging to Thomas Dineen. Mr.
Smith was obliged to suspend work for
few days and use crutches.
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BETHLEHEM.
SPECIAL SERVICES.

SPECIAL SERVICES.
Miss May B. Lord, field worker OF the
Connecticut SundayESchool Association,
will speak morning and evening at the
special services to be held in the Bethle-
hem Congregational church, October Z.
Miss Lord is known as an earnest worker
in the Sunday school field and very ir-
teresting speaker. A profitable day ia
being looked forward to. In the evening
union meeting will be held. A cordial
welcome ia extended to all to attend.
During the first week in October, gos-
pei meetings will be held in the different
school districts of the town. The dates
and districts are as follows: Tuesday
evening, October 2, North Carmel Hill
Wednesday evening, October 3, Kasson
schoolhouse; Thursday evening, October
4, South Carmel Hill; Friday evening,
October s, Nonnewaug schoolhouse.
The hour of meeting will be 7.30 p. M.
Albert johnson has entertained his
ousin, Lewis skidmore of:Bridgeport, fol
few days.
Albert johnson has in training colt
recently purchased.
p. Judd has sold his pair of team
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New Haven Co.
SOUTHPORT.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Mr. and Mrs Hotchkiss from Pompe-
raue visited at q. e. Warmers over Sun
day.
Mrs Nancy Bradley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs J. U. Strong.
Miss Bessie Strong is the proud own.
er of bicycle and has attained the Art OF
riding. Miss Grace, her sister, previous
owned one, and they now 60 on their
heels to and from school.
1t is almost time to vote.
Mr. and Mrs Lester D. Thompson are
pleasantly settled in their nev home, re-
Gently occupied by Mrs Elliot Booth.
Your corresp ,ndent is very happy to
report the condition Of Mrs L. Il. Buck
inghsm better. She has been suffering
from typhoid malarial fever for the past
two weeks, and is very poorly, but with
good care, and a careful physician like
DR. Henry Karrman, her friends are In
hopes she may be more comfortable soon.
Picking corn is the order of the day
with the gentlemen.
The Frenchman who has been cutting
the A. N. Wheeler woods into cord wood,
is now at work in woods belonging to
William Wheeler.
Miss Martha W. Thompson, who ID
considered first class teacher In every
respect, is teaching our village school.
Think the district very fortunate In OBJ
tanning 50 reliable teacher. May sue
cess attend.
kreee
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STRATFORD.

K. h. Baseett's cider mill, situated
up with hydraulic press, manufactured
at Mt Gilead, Ohio. By taking your
apples. there you are assured of the cider
from them as you can witness the pro-
cess of manufacture. One gentleman
brought load of apples sufficient for
barrel of cider and in 20 minutes he had
started home with the cider In the barrel.
Mr. Bassett's method is up.to.date and o
time Is lost in waiting.
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MONROE.
GATHERING ON BA9BURN HILL.

GATHERING ON BAGBURN HILL.
Miss Emile Twist entertained large
house party at her home on Bagburp
Hill. Among those present were Misa
Sadie Pope of Oxford, Miss Mae p OK of
Botsford, Mrs Flora Burr, Miss Florence
Clarke, Miss Edith Bliss and George
Burr, all Of East Village, also Miss
Twiat's two brothers. Several of the
party we're accomplished musiciane, not
ably Miss Flora Burr and Miss Sadie
Pope, who are finished pianists land Lewis
Twist, who in addition to his high ability
as manipulation of the mandolin, poe
sesses beautiful tenor voice of rar.'
qualify. Edward Twist rendered severa |
excel Mt selections on theaviolin, which
contributed much to the enjoyment of the
guests. George Burr, talented young
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Fairfield County.
EASTON.
Baptist CHURCH ITEMS

Baptist CHURCH ITEMS.
On Sunday, the 23l, the pastor preach.
ed the first sermon Of series on the de-
liverance of the children of Israel from
bondage.
Mr. Sherman, father of the pastor, az
ter a long visit with children and other
RI lativee, has returned to bis home at
the parsonage. His many friends her
are glad to see bis pleasant face again.
Quite an unusual number have quail
fed themselves to vote at the next town
meeting.
Miss Yulu NJ. Tyler is spending some
time with relatives at Noroton Heights.
Rev W. M. Weeks is viaiting bis home
in town.
On Tuesday of last week, g. J. h ughes
placed a double stone in the East Side
cemetery to the memory Of W. Z. An
orews;and his wife Sarah Elizabeth Lock
wood. s ON Powell has several other
foundations ready for the stones which
the same Arm is to place in position.
Mrs S. G. Silliman, who has been visit
ing in Madison for several weeks, is ex-
pected home soon. Owing to sickness
her visit has been somewhat extended.
Mrs Charles Robson Of Danbury and
her uncle, Levi Edwards, were recent
guests at J. S. Tyler's.
z lmon Goodaell and daughter, M s.
B ssie, and Mr. Booth of Bridgeport were
Sunday guests at the home of Editor
Floyd Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Ferris spent Sun
day with Mrs Ferris brother, 81. B. Brad.
ley, of Westport.
Mrs E. II. Bradley spent some days
recently with friends in Bridgeport.
Charles Downs of Fairfield was re.
cent guest of T. Perry.
Mrs G. Van Volkenburgh is entertain.
ing friend from Boston, Mass.
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CHURCH AND PERSONAL ITEMS,

Mrs Reed, wife of the station agent,
who was here three or four years ago,
has secured a divorce from him on the
grounds of deeertion and non suppc IT..
He has contributed nothing towards the
support Of his wife or daughter since
hey we're in Washington. When last
heard from he was in Klondyke. Mrs
Reed and daughter have been in Della
ware With her father, minister over 80
years of age, but still preaching at inter-
walls. Hattie, the daughter, has been at.
tending High school in Wilmington, Del,
and stands high in scholarship. She
expects to graduate year from next
spring.
The Gunnery and Ridge schools began
fall terms on Tuesday.
Rev Mr. Turner preached at the Con-
gregational church and Bishop Mcvicker
OF Philadelphia preached at st Johns
church, last Sunday.
From 1900 to 1000 trout arrived at New
Preston station, last week, from the state
ti:heries at Windsor Locks, to be placed
in the local brooks.
The Vacation house will close, this
week. Some disturbance with the help
caused them to leave sooner than was
expected.
Charles Prindle went to Great Barring
ton, last Saturday, for visit of few
days at his home.
Rev Mr. Robinson and family with q
few others attended the Harvest Home
festival at Roxbury, last week.
E. g. Clark spent Sunday in Lakeville
With bis son, F. North Clark.
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Miss Catharine Treadwell, who has
spent number of weeks at her uncle's,
J. A. Treadwell's, returned to her home
ia Lyons Plains, last Sunday.
Miss Vetter visited Mrs Winnie Brad
ley, last week.
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TAsHUA.

DEATH OF MRS ELIZA A. SHERMAN.
Mrs Eliza A. Sherman, widow of the
late Rufus Sherman, died at her late resi-
dence In Bridgeport, September II.
The remains were brought to Tashua
cemetery and buried September 20
There were many beautiful fora, tributes
from relatives.
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aud peach supper in the Town hall on
Friday. 1t proved success financially
and socially.
Mrs Benson and Henry Dority of the
Station are on the sick list.
Mrs Lorraine Camp has her eon-in-law,
Waldo Camp OF New Britain, spending a
few weeks with her.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Hodge spent last
week in town visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr. Robinson, the fruit tree agent,
spent last week canvassing the town.
Wilbur Mansfield has accepted posi-
tion in w. J. Booths meat market at the
Station.
Oliver Johnson has moved his family
into Miss Emma Beers house.
Eugene Ward and Miss Emma Beers
are out with new farm wagons, pu-chas-
ed of our local agent, George E. Pierce.
Mrs Leverett Castle visited her sister in
canaan, last week.
John Pierce and family from Colorado
Springs are visiting at Frank Piercc's.
Tobacco buyers have made an appear
ance in town and have bought number
Of crops for 15c pound.
THE STATION AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Booth and Miss Jennie
have been to Waterbury for few days.
Miss Mary Clark of New York was
guest of Mrs A. L. Hodge over Sunday.
Frank Booth and family have been on
a weeks visit for pleasure and rest
Ira Booth and family were in Water
bury for few days. visit.
Mr. and Mrs R. T. Newton, Miss
Clark and G. W. Hodge took pleasure
drive to Lake Waramaug all day recent.
ly, fetching up at B. C. Norris for din
ner which he knows so we'll how to serve.
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man, favored them with q sclo, accom-
panied by Mrs Florence Clarke on the
autoharp. The evening passed only too
quickly and will long be remembered
with pleasure by those who were fortu-
nate enough to be among the participants
of Miss Twists hospitality.
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
Mr. and Mrs MCGEE of New York are
spending some time at Mrs VanDuyne's.
Mrs R,bert VAnNamee and SOD, Ar
thur, of Mount Vernon, have been visit
ing at F. ". Wheeler,s.
Mrs Mary W. Besrdsley has been very
sick, but ia now better.
Wilbur Clarke has been quite sick.
Mrs James Griswold has been spend.
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Wales.
Born, on Sunday, the 10Th, son to
Mr. and Mrs John Andrews.
Miss Sadie Pope of Oxford and Miss
Mae Peck of Botsford enjoyed pie asant
week with the Misses Bliss.
George W. Burr, a young man of the
village, proudly received the second
premium on bis oxen at the Huntington
fair.
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CIRCULATION
Litchfeld County.
WASHINGTON.

HELP THIS WORTHY PROJECT.
Miss Annie Louise White of New York
has been engaged to give an entertain
ment in the Town hail, "wednesday, &C.
tober 3, at 8 O'Clock. The proceeds are to
start a fund to be used for q BOYS or
Young Mems club at the depot. A club
of the kind, with reading room and gym
nssium, is much needed and will be ap-
preciated by the youth Of the village. and
it Is hoped that 1t can be made perma-
nent institution. Miss White is an ex-
cellent entertainer, possessing wonderful
powers of mimicry, rendering dialects in
German, Negro, Irish and Piccaninny
Lullabys. Her bird tones limitations are
unsurpassed. The New York Tribune
says: miss White delighted large and
critical audie nee at Sherry's," etc. Tick
cts fer sale at W. T. Ktlborn's. Admis.
sion, 25c; children, 15c; reserved seats,
35c.
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SOUTHBURY.

James S. Bennett Is to be found these
days at the harness shop near the store.
Mr. Bennett understands harness making
and repairing in all its branches and any
work he does he guarantees in every re-
spect.
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horses to a party in Bristol.

horses to party in Bristol.
Mrs Gilbert Van Dole has returned
from visit in B:i toll.
A steam saw mill has been moved to a
tract of tim Der on Herbert l. Smiths
pls ce.
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BRIDGEwATER.

FIRST SALES OF TOBACCO.
Report Gays Robert Green and Sher-
man Peck have sold their 1900 crop of
tobacco.
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DEATH OF EDWIN D BISHOP.

Edwin D. Bishop, veteran of the Civil
war died September 10, after long and
painful illness. The remains we're buried
In the North cemetery on Friday, Rev
Stephen Heacox Of New Milford ff1ciat-
ing.
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THE HARVEST home FESTIVAL.

THE HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL.
The annual Harvest Home festival was
held at Christ church, last Wednesday
afternoon. The sermon wss preached by
Rev Mr. Draper OF All Saints chu CD,
New Milford. The church was decorat-
the service supper was served in the
Town hall. The visiting clergy were Rev
Messrs Robinson of Washington, Stone
of Bantam, and Draper of New Milford.
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The Epworth League held an:tce cream
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-10-26
Rural Free Delivery No. 9.

Commencing with Thursday, Nov. 1,
mail will be delivered by John G. Kurtz,
as carrier, over the following route to be
known as route No. 2:
Beginning at the postoffice at Edger
ton, the carrier will then go east to city
limits, q mile; thence east on main road
toNewville, 2 miles; thence in north
westerly direction on main road to near
center section %, 22 miles; thence north
east to Sumner postoffice, on angling
road, 81 miles; thence north to a point
u mile east of the northeast corner of
section Is, one half mile; thence east to
the center of the north line of section Ia,
~ miles; thence north to center of the
north line of section 2, two miles; thence
west to Amos postoffice, l ID miles; thence
south east to north Least corner of section
10, 214 miles; thence southeast to north
east corner of section Is, 2L miles;
thence south to near center of west line
of section ~, 224 miles; thence south
west and south to city limits, l - miles;
thence to postoffice, q miles. Length
route, 2311s miles, area covered, % square
miles. 1t is probable that the star route
between Ft. Atkinson and Sumner will
be discontinued and mail to be supplied
from this Office, to be carried by the R.
f. d. carrier.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-10-26
FormaIdehyde In Milk.

Formaldehyde, the drug which the
Michigan chemists under Commission.
er Grosvenor claim to have found in
SO many samples of milk, is practical
ly new drug, and it's properties are
known to but few outside the medical
profession, says the Detroit News. The
chemical formula for formaldehyde is
G ,H2 O. This means one part car
bon, two parts hydrogen and one part
oxygen, The deleterious effect of
formaldehyde is that in addition to be-
ing germicide it is a strong irritant
of the mucous membrane of the stOm-
ach. Such an irritant in the milk taken
by child suffering from any stomach
trouble would be apt to result serious
ly. Formaldehyde has been used
Independently to considerable eX-
tent, but of late years this has been
discontinued owing to it's irritating eff
fectS.
Formaldehyde prevents milk from
souring owing to it's preservative quail
tiles in killing the germs in the milk.
1t is used in preserving all kinds of
flesh, fruits, etc., and is used for en-
balming and by taxidermists for pre-
serving specimens. 1t kills the germs
which cause decay and prevents the
breaking down of the tissues. 1t is
also one of the strongest disinfectants
known.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-10-26
Milton.

Mrs Howard returned to her home at
Rice Lake Wednesday after spending
several weeks at the home of S Ell Coon.
John Cartwright of Cartwright, Wis,
and Miss Libbie iTarpley of .this place
were united in marriage by Justice
Stillman Saturday night. After a brief
wedding trip they have returned to
Milton where they expect to remain for
the present.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs B Fl Stillman
celebrated their thirty fifth marriage an
niversary by inviting their relatives to
their home to partake of feast given in
honor of the occasion Mrs L Burdick
and Mrs DR. Crosley were present from
Albion and on their return Miss Laura
Stillman accompanied them. Mrs Krebs
of Chicago, who is visiting her cousin,
Mrs T A Saunders was a guest of her
old time friends Mr. and Mrs Stillman at
this reunion.
At ITO Friday night an alarm of fire
was turned in and in ten minutes the
large tobacco shed of VIM Oates with it's
seven acres of tobacco was mass of
flames. The barn and house of Geo S
Babcock near the shed was on fire sew
eral times and nothing but the good
work of the bucket brigade and the fire
department saved Mr. Babcock's prop
erty from destruction. The fire was the
work of an incendiary without shadow
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-10-26

WIN. Sullivan, catcher for the Bos-
ton national league base ball team, fin
ished his second season with them last
Saturday in the game with the Phila-
delphia, and Immediately for home,
Will is looking as rugged as bear and
says he has enjoyed his seasons work.
Ft. Atkinson Union.
Everybody invited to call and see
the malleable steel range in operation at
Ellingson & Norgord's store.
For sewing machine oil and gun oil
60 to Marsden & Watson. 46
For Sale. Peruvian Abyssinian and
English CAVES, all colors. Price, $500
per pair. G. o. Shannon, Edgerton, 46w2
Farm of 26O acres, Is acres good to-
bacco land, for rent. Inquire of Mrs.
Margaret Earle, Edgerton Wis.
Fresh bulk oysters received at Stew
arts restaurant on Friday.
Pure Whiskey HARPER Perfect
Whiskey HARPER Every bottle. guar
antee HARPER. Sold by Jos. Pollard,
Edgerton, Wis.
Stand wood for sale. Wood chop
pers wanted. c. f. Page, one mile west
of Indian Ford. 45w3
All accounts of JAS A. Lord must
be settled at once or they will be put in
hands of attorney for collection. Books
are with Geo. w. Doty for short time.
46tf. J. A. LORD.
"A dainty lunch served free every
afternoon this week at Ellingson & Nor.
cords.
Enlarge your capacity every week,
Spend at the Turkish Bath an hour,
Renewing strength and energy,
Gaining vitality and power:
The Baths at GAINESVILLE are the best
To be found in the entire state
For twenty-five years they've stood
the test;
At the Hotel Meyers they're situate.
"A good cook stove for sale cheap.
c.. w. Clatworthy. 46w1
Special inducements this week to
purchasers of the malleable steel ranges.
Call and see the display of malleable
steel ranges at Ellingson & Norgord's
this week.