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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26
Brunswick, Ga.
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on,. DID Ills DUTY as ho saw it.

DnIa Dc FfF8 Duty as El Jaw It.
Il deem 1t my duty to add a word
Il pralfe for amberlains collie. chol-
ora end dLarIf 0ea remedy, says J..
Wiley l'srk the well known merchant
aud post riass sr at Wiley. KY. =
bave teen setifng it for three or four
gtRrs, ara 1t Ftves complete satlsfae-
tim. geye-a al OF my customers tell
nc thay m.8 not be without 1t for
snvshlrg. very often to my knowl
edge, nae single dose has cured Sc
yere attack Of ,liarrkoea and 1 positive
Is knew ~ il win cure the lux (dys
antery You are at liberty to use
this satIln onisl as y1u please. Sold
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Jacksonville a carnival, Savannah a
carnival, Macon fair Rome a fair,
Wayeross fair Brunswick MOTH
ING. lis true. lis pity and pity tbs,
lis true.
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TAX NOTICE.

To collect The state and county taa
for the year 1904, will be at the
following county precincts on dates
mentioned, towit:
st. Simon, Oct. 10; Nov. 4; Nov. %.
Jamaica. Oct. 20; Nov. s; Nov. Is
Biookman. Oct. q; Nov. 7; Nov. "a.
S, erling, Oct %; Nov 5; Nov 25.
Court house all dates not above
mentioned.
H. }. Read, T. c. C c.
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Or. GEO. CoEsTER,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Treats all Domestic Animals.
s. MARkE' LlNsArv Stables.

Children teething often suffer from
cholera infantum, dairrhGea or some
iorm OF bowel complaint DR.. Seth Ar
holds balsam is the best remedy.
by Smiths Pharmacy.
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My entire line OF pocket knives
must be closed out ct sactory prices
as | am go'ug 10 eve up this line
Now is yo.-. .ime to buy a knife cheap
Sig Levison, 2lo Bay street.
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From all Indications the carnival at
jacksonville Is going to be a great biz
success. 1t ought TO be.
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Macon and her fair are attracting
all Georgia just at this particular time
and the national campaign Las gone
way back. etc.
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II the country cousins want amuse-
mont in Georgia and Florida these
days they ought to all be satisfied.
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Ii Taggart is as good at winning as
lie is at claiming. then he is a natural
horn wonder.
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II that Baltic fleet is anxious to
sink something why does it not tackle
your uncli Togo?
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$50 salts fleece lined underwear will
&c nu; on safe Saturday and Saturday
erly, Toe. per salt. Other stores charge
1926 for the same goods. L. Joel,
sGS.309 Bay streat.
The Only o1s 10 Brunswick.
The only clothes clasulng establish.
nlent where only strictly first class job
work IS done--is Jifn Carters. No
club work solicited Zach job distinc.
ly treated nv compatent workmeD
Ring nhena 9Sap
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The Russians viii find out that hold
ing on to Mukaen win not win the bat
lie after all.
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Y | would can special attentloa y
q for medical and family use, & 3
q Pure RI. C. Bowen wi,iske2. this 4
q 10 an absolute distillation Of 1890 y
3 Pool and Billiard Tables are
y kept in an UP "a date oond. y
* tion. q
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Lest you all forget we say louder
than before. Brunswick needs more
factories.
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| am putting cat speciality ;
that exceIla snythln0 thai has :
ever bean offered to The pahls :
Four full quarts EIsin Club. an :
excellent, high erede Vt,Ir,sas =
put UP In neat Packas eas ,
1885. Delivered to any po;i.ts sN y
press prepaia
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4 a, ) via RIds for LIZ

A 30, Wild Ride for La
Vita family around expecting
r. lie aEd a son riding for life,
"a to eAt Or. Kings New Dist Z
sof cUnsuB ptlun, coughs and cold
Fl Blown Of Leesville. Ind, EN-
dsaths Eonies from asthma 4
II is wonderful medicine gave knf
relief and soon cured him. He =
es: Il now sleep soundly A
night Like marvellous cures q
sumption, pneumonia. bron
coughs, colds end grip prove its
less merit for all throat and Inn
bic Guaranteed Bottles zoe and
Ttial bottirs cree at Smiths Pha
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On account OF the state fair the
Southern railway will sell tickets TO
Macon. Ga. at rate of $685. for the
round trip TieGets win be on sale
daily except Sunday from Oct, 18th
t1 2Sih, inclusive. Admission to the
lair grounds il included in the rate
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v Worlds Fair Rates for October via.

Va orid's Fair Rates for October via.
Southern Railway.
Tickets good for so days s31.40
Tickets good for Is days $3.50.
Coach excursion tickets $3.50.
Tickets viii be on sale daily except
coach excursion tickets, which will be
sold on each Tuesday and Thursday
during the month. For further infor.
.NAon call on or address,
e. II. Houseman, Ger. Ag't
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Phone s4.
Wood Wood Wooel

| desire to notify my friends that
am still in the wood business and am
offering pine wood and pine knots al
SIS per cord delivered at your place
OF business or residence. Respectfully.
r. S. Club.
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Ercryt' ing Ii the SCHOOL book line
ct Flsiaiag ard Watts. The state
iasa made a big drop 10
stharI a1a ,. Cali AL inquire.
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YOUR WANTS FILLED
IN THIS COLUMN

Do you want position, house a
servant. Have you lost anything? Do
you want to rent a room, or have you
a room or hoEse to rent. If SO put an
az. in The News cheap column.
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vcur cIothee-Te..e look at that
old suit and have it made new for
Sl.00 at Jim Carriers. Phone 1882
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Best bleaching sold in the city a..
10c will so 16 yards for S1.00 next
Y eek at Mrs. =. Isaac.
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I.ansdone and 1.aunsdors ore in the
lime light good and strong
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IL as NECESSARY.

10 70 FN~NE-~ NJgFfA Y
In The selection of wines and liquors
as The bank tellers security Of a sig
nature. Both can be counterfelted
ltsr stock Of wines. liquore, etc, is un.
rvalled for age, purity and excellence
age mellowH tho distilleratioa. Purity
Is a requaSss for its safe consumption
ard .Ssa&Ether the par excellence Of the
gls Is obtained. Our Lewis Sc whis
eSy at $125 per bottle is a blended
stock Of unapproachable quality. 1T
fcr the grcntest Of eonnoiseurs ans
= AYranted in every particular for med
ic' nal or family uses.
Bta LEVlSON
Phons 12n. i. $40 BAY Street.
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JOHN d. RoUNTOs,

-BRuNsWICK's CANDY sTcRE.
Winter Goods.
lust Received, the Highest Grade Of
Those
nFAMlUS JACOBS cHocoLoTEsH
Delicious Chocolates, Bon Rons, and
Crystolized Fruits, Fruit Tablets
Beth in Bulk and IN
Beautifully Decorated Oaekages, in
1 ID and / IL ID Boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO
BAcCoS. ETC.
Taffy Candy Made Daily
2os Newcastle Street.
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We serve an elegant
LUNCH from II to p. N.
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TELEPHONES.

Entered at the Brunswick, Ca, post
Office as Sc sond class mail matter
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Your patrosage Is highly sp Z
preciated. =
PHIL KELLER
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The Russian bear may wen sqairm-
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90 YOU WANT a
NhW STOVE or

j. Ii. Rok ne has Just received
inle III hziIi. and another IarNs
IS ccrllar Good Stoves al cnea
Is. cali and examine them.
Srrees sno ranges also repzi
short notice.
Cor. Howe ara NeNczst
PSons sstz
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Justice Harlan, Of the United States
Supreme court, meant 70 take drink
o. whisky at his home the other day
ana in stead drank large quantity Of
amonia. which made him Ill and caus
e. him to cancel an engagement to de-
liver a lecture. Strange when it is re,
memhered that Mr.. Justice Harla
comes from the state Of Kentucky
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Kiefcr pears. Tan furnish any
qaantity from enc bHshel at sf.5o per
basbel Good FOR preserving purposes
Telephone Riqnswieb Steam Laundry.
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New Georgia syrup just in best in
the city. c. II. TAYLOR, phons 1S6.
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FOR RENT

FIR RENT Comfortably furnished
rooms for gentlemen. House is cen
italy located. Apply f cafe News.
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Encouraged by the coddhng the race
has received from the republican par
&, negro named Knox is running
as an independent republican candi.
date for congress from the Indianapo-
lis district. and as ne threatens to
take a great many negro votes away
from Mr. overstreet, the regular re-
publican candidate, the republican
managers are very much concerned
about it .AAs-. al
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That has shown the nations Of the
world that we occupy a prominen
pace among them. was his braveyfs
coelness and wonderful naval tattica
at Manila. We have an eye openety
ia our pure high grade Pennsylvania
Cub Rye Of which brand | bougbti
ten barrels IN bond. which | will sci
al present fors100 full quart bottlef
that will show the people Of this yicinf
it, that there is no better onic or sin
uiant fQor medicinal and family usl
than this superior straight year old
Rhiskey We keep the finest stoclf
a. wines, liquors and and cigars ia
Brunswick at reasonable prices. CaJs
ard be convinced.
SIG LEvISON, a.
Phone. 1870. ...... $40 Bay street. q
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YOU SfIOLD HAVE A WRI;
in TaIE apEciAI s1ISTRSAI
TON or NE hEHs
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YcU si4C.LD HAVE A WRHUI
~ TIE nPEcIAL INDUSTRIAL ID
TEoN ~ 40 aaeuL IEs
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WANTED.

WANTER "A few gentlemen board
e.s. House Is conveniently located.
Apply TO F. this Office,
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WANTED Circular aud sample dis
tributors wanted everywhere. No can
vssing. Good pay. Cooperative ADV.
Co.. New York.
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WANTED-Ofce boy about Isl
years old. Aust be neat and tidy
Apply this office.
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WANTEI, A nurse girl ali 107 G
street.
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Dpfiie's Pure Malt 800 per bottle
Sig IeYison, 40 Bay street, phone Il
hanale the best grade of pure md
:cinal blackberry wine; nothing N
ter for howell complaints
full unart bottle. Sig
nav street. Phona tAO.
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Reluced Rates h Maeon.

ldrce4 Pc. liartnan, President Of
Har98ap Santtasipn, Columbus 3.
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H. J. Read 7. c. G c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-23
DELEGATES
met TO Wind
UP AFFAIRS

The delegates representing the 25 mill
tary and civic organizations that took
part In the recent ST. Patrick's day cele-
bration i'm this city met last evening In
Hibernian hall, 76 Dorrance street. to
complete the affairs and pay all bills con-
tracted for the carrying out OF what has
been recorded as one OF the most ste
oessful celebrations ever held I'm this city.
Instead OF business meeting II was
more or grand jubilauon of the Irish
organizations.
Soon after o'clock the meeting was
called to order by Chairman John Ban
non. Francis IL. Earnsshaw acting as sec
retary.
The music committee was called TO sc-
count for the absence OF one Of tife four
bands that WAS engaged for the demon
thoroughly and Satisfactorily explained
by Chief Marshal O'RourlSe, NJ. J. Flynn
by n representative OF the missing band.
much 10 the disappoin tment OF the< ak
ecutive committse. az the band did not
report on that day. as instructed by the
A committee consisting OF John
Creamer, owen McGovern and Michael
absent band master, and demand an ex-
PLANTATION why he did not live UP TO his
contract that would be satisfactory to the
organization repre- sented in the parade.
The printing committee made a final re-
port. Edward J. Smith, Patrick r. Haw-
kins and owen McGovern were appointed
as an auditing committee
In The order of bills and claims strange
20 say. only bills amounting to $3.50 were
presented. and were promptly paid BY
General Treasurer Thomas Mcconnell.
who was considerably surprised that all
other outstanding bills were not pre-
sented The call for the meeting was
advertised in the local papers two days,
and sufficient funds were I'm the treasury
TO meet an bills and claims against the
convention.
The committee In charge OF the official
program made a gratifying report. and
promised a final one at the next meeting.
which will be the last session. Owing to
presented and all the returns from the
proceeds OF the official program had not
been received, II Was found necessary 10
call. mother meeting next Tuesday even
ing Then all bills will be paid returns
made by the delegates and final adjourn
ment taken.
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WARREN.

The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Baptist church convened last evening IN
the church parlors. and held a devotional
meeting, followed by a social season.
Miss Ada Munro led the meeting.
The pupils in the Liberty street school
building instituted a strike Monday, as
a result OF the two-session rule bat IL
was of no avail. and consequently tho
scholars with a few exceptions were on
hand yesterday morning The students
are very much incensed at the action of
the school. committee in changing the
sessions TIE committee is divided on
the question OF one session, the majority
being against IT. namely Eve against and
four ere I'm favor OF II, and az con-
sequence the majority rules. II the com
mittee assumes this rebeltous manner
at the very start, II will be hard telling
what movement will next be made.
Celestia lodge, u. OF R., held busi-
ness meeting in ODD Fellows hall. last
night Following the evenings bust
ness a program OF vocal and Instrumental
music and readings was rendered by local
talent
The Kings Daughters society OF the NJ
r. church met I'm their rooms on Water
street, last night, and transacted busl-
ness
Inc oyster companies are 1nhklnE EOOO
shipments as business has increased TO
g considerable extent. All OF the COM
panies have their full quota of men at
their positions. The season OF the
bivalves will continue throughout this
month and April. when the run will be
over. AN OF the managers say that this
past season has been very unsuccessful
large amounts of money having been
sunk In the venture.
The Christian Endeayor society OF this
town has recently elected the following
officers for q six months term: Presi-
dent, Mrs. III. A. Simmons: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Fred F. Luther; recording q
secretary, Miss Bva Whd; corresponding
secretary. Mabel Goff; treasurer, Florence
G. Hazard: orgsnist. John r. West, Jr !;
chairman Of committees. prayer meet
Ing. Phsrnel Covell; lookout. Mabel d.
Goff; social, Marion c. Vaughan: work,
Mrs. Herman W. Watjen: flower and
visiting. Miss Bessie B. Batchelor: sun
day school, Helen Fuller. The officers
were installed to their respective posi-
tions.
The choir of the NJ. r. church met at
the residence OF Mr.. John Bray on Broad
street last night, and held a rehearsal
OF the Easter musical program, under the
direction of the organist. Mrs. Emma J..
Mckenzie.
The choir OF the Baptist church has
been recently organized and Mr. Fred
e11ck IL. Martin has been appointed choir
director.
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The News Of the State.

old abutments. and they are now nearly
ready for the new steel bridge. which
Is expected TO arrive within few weeks.
When once the truss arrives the time
necessary 70 place u I'm position will be
small and IN another month the trains
will probably be using the new bridge.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Rev. william Pressey, rector OF st.
Johns church In Ashton. will preach
at St Philips church in Compton to-
morrow evening.
The condition Of Horatio Carder, the
man who was struck by an electric car
on Saturday. is AZ present barely alive.
ON Monday night he suffered severe
shock on the nerves and the attending
physician entertain little bopa of his
recovery. The old man IL so years OF age
and N one of the Oldest residents Of
Centerville
Agnes Martin. OF Clyde. died at her
home I'm that place yesterday. after q
short illness. Her funeral VIII be held
tomorrow
The regular meeting OF the our LADY
OF Mt Carmel branch L G.. n. u. will be
held tonight In Carpenters hall in Arctic
Center.
The Hope school will close on Friday
for vacauOr OF FIVE weeks. or until the
opening OF the spring term.
. A case or scarlet fever has developed
in the family Of Joseph Jenkins OF Phenix.
Health oficer sprague was notified and
has placarded the house and taken the
usual precautions TO prevent the spread
OF the contagion.
Harry Turner has been elected captain
OF the basketball team II the st. Philip s
Young Mems guild OF Crompton. The
team Is arranging for a series OF games.
to be started shortly after the close OF
Lent
The funeral OF Agnes Martin. the Z
yearod daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Martin OF Clyde, was held this afternoon
at o'clock from her parents home. In
terment was at the Catholic cemetery at
Phenix
The funeral OF Isaac Gross. who died
at his home In Hope on Saturday. was
held from the Hope M r. church thi.
afternoon. The service was largely at
tended. as the deceased was an old rest
dent OF the village and was well known
Rev. John ~. Geisler. pastor OF the
| church, was in charge OF the service and
at It's conclusion the remains were taken
to the family ouryins lot and were there
Inferred.
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of each week looking after his old ac-
counts. He reports much success In his
new Undertaking at Brockton-
GENERAL MENTION.
The conteDts OF the Paris drug store at
iSS Westminster street were sold AT AUG
ton yesterday for the sum OF slo the
purchaser beffs a man from New Hamp-
shire, who hatd a mortgage on the same.
George r. Lottsr OF 40 Prudence ave-
nue. reported 60 the police that can or
milk that he left on tho steps OF Joseph
SMITHS store. 143 Valley street, had been
stolen yesterday morning.
Ths condition OF young William McDon-
aid. who was taken from his homo on
Troy street 90 the Rhode Island hospital
a few days ago suffering with append
citis, II not as encouraging as hts friends
would like
The attendance at the mission OF ST.
Mary's church was even larger last even
ing than II was at the opening exercises.
and much interest In being manifested by
the men of the parish IN the same.
The funeral OF Mary Martin was held
at the residence OF her brother, John H.,
at % Bowdoin street, this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cahana are
entertaining Mrs Cabana's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs, Bishop. OF New
Hampshire. at their home on Terrace
Mr.. and Mrs. John Entwtstle of lowell
have the sympathy Of a large circle OF
relatives and friends In the loss or their
little son. -
Mary Maroney. widow Of William, died
at the bone of her daughter. Mrs owens.
at 50 Regent avenue yesterday az the
age Of ss
II is expected that Mr.. John McDer-
mott will be removed from 81; Joseph
hospital to hts home on Chapin avenue
this afternoon.
West minister circle. Companions OF the
Forest. met I'm Stokes' hall last evening
and Initiated one candidate
A patrol box is 10 be located 81 the
corner OF Oak street and Huntington
avenue. . -.
The attendance AZ the mission OF 81.
Theresa's church is very large
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RIVERSIDE.
Canonicus Rowing Club Team
Got Away With the Pennant.
The Mechanics --Other Items.

Before the bowling commenced on Gofrs
alleys last night the place was packed TO
the doors with a crowd OF bowling enthu-
siasts, who assembled TO see a red hot
game between the Canonicus Rowing
club team and the local grocery clerks.
who were tied for first place in the town
league and had an extra game to roll of
to decide who was entitled 10 the pernant.
The game was captured by the Rowing
club contingent, who took the first two
strings. after a hard struggle In which
there was some good bowling on both
sides
After the totals for the second string
had been added up and the clerks saw
that they had lost they stopped bowling.
declining 10 roll the third string az they
already lost the contest beyond any possi-
bic chance OF winning out and did not
care TO bowl anymore.
The victors, however. were not satisfied
TO stop at that stage OF the game and
they proceeded TO get a substitute team
together with whom they rolled out the
other string and succeeded in pulling out
an easy victory.
THE MECHANICS.
The regular meeting OF Burnside coun-
Gil was held last night in Mechanics hall
on Bullock's Point avenue. There was
god attendance OF the members OF the
council and a number OF visitors from
other councils were present.
There was considerable important busi-
ness for the consideration Of the council
and after this had been disposed OF some
interesting remarks for the good or the
order were made.
RIVERSIDE LODGE.
This evening the regular meeting Of
Riverside lodge will be held in Castle
hall In Grube's block There Is consider
BILE business OF importance 10 come up
and 1t is expected that there will he de-
gree work.
IN GOOD SHAPE.
The roads In this end OF the town ara
In much better shape than they usually
are AZ this time OF the year and thus far
there has been but little difficulty about
getting around with most any kind OF
load so far as mud is concerned.
The water on the surface seems To
drain or In good shape instead OF staying
on ton ~ the ground and making the
travelling muddy.
BROK n DOWN.
A wagon belonging 20 Chester Emer-
son and driven by Charles Mendon broke
down on WiIlett avenue yesterday. The
load had 10 be taken of OF the wagon,
after which temporary repairs were made.
The load was then replaced and the out
M proceeded on It's way.