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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-20
MANrnnsrER.

Mario Armellini was in Benning-
ton Monday,
Miss Mary cndahy is working for
w. II. Edgerton.
--6corge 0ryis joined his wife and
son here over Sunday
Mrs. VIM. Y. 0rvis arrived at the
Equinox Thursday last.
~. q. Bacon Of Sunderland was in
town Monday on business.
w. II. Frost OF Smiths Falls, On
isrio, is IN town for few days,
%. q. feli has installed a telephone.
No. ls,b is his call.
DR., T.. +. Hoyt Of Sandgatc was
in Manchester Tuesday p. m.
Our public schools opened on Mon
day with fair attendance.
Prof, At Garfield aud family re-
turned 10 Ann Arbor, Mich, on Mon.
day last.
Frederick hcrresboif ~ again at
the Equinox after having been away
shout week.
DIR. l.. Il. Pierce announces thai
his Office will be closed from Oct. Isl
for two week..
Geo. X. Hcmenway left Tuesday
for Miidlcbury, where he cnters col
lege. We wish him success.
Miss Elizabeth u. Way has severed
her connection with the y. T.. T. a 7.
Co. having finished las, Saturday.
Miss Libbie Boyntnn who has been
spending portion Of the heated term
here has returned 10 New York city.
Miss wilhclmina HAwley and Il. j.
Hawlcy have returned from visit 10
W. II. Haslcy nj Perry cenier, \. y.
Tax bills Tor village tAa are now in
the collectors hands, and be is ready
" exchange receipt for thc amount
due.
Mr.. and Mrs.. nj, stewart 81
Bennington are spending a fev days
viii their daughter, Mrs. Otto h Ben
nett.
Miss FROST. daughter u Mr.. Ane
Mrs. " n. Frost ~ Smiih's Pals. On
,Arso. j. visiting her relatives IN TIN
town.
fred Adkins. who has been a gnes
Al tiilbera Cherisonneaa' the pas
~eck, has returned 10 his home u
piasneld, Mass.
DIR. ard Mn. {. d. Cleghoru ne
turnea 10 New Sofk AFTER having spen
two weeks with Miss Jeanne 0. Hawle,
snd Miss cieghorn.
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Manchester Post Office.

Oflice hours, from q. ija. m. 10 s.0op. m,
Mails Close.
Going South Go a. M, ll.2j a, m. Ga
a 900 p. IA.
Gong North s. 40a.in. 2.5Jp.m. 6.1p.m,
Manchester Geuier, Dorset aud Peru
stage ll.lj n, M.
Sunday South 800 y. m.
Mails Due,
From the North 500 "a. m. 1925 pm,
II y. M.
Prom The South 1000 n. IN. i.lj pm
500 y. IA.
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
400 y. m.
Office open on Sunday from $50 am.
10 1900 am. R.lj y. m. TO l2.W p. M
u. X. SlMoSps, Postmaster.
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sD4ng 'D1sly sroeit ~aeaAf
iPaHsaan sae~isaag car sttAahos.
.rsfsaan Issrss car AltA1hee
~. aetai.ss ti,ns "a t,sr. oassaoii iaaasrs.
Ono. T. JARVIS. Gcn'l Mgr.
G. y. DALH. Passenger Traffic Mgr.
4. A. NiAGo. General Passenger Agi.
Rutland. Vermont.
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The
New
York
Store

MANCHESTER DEPOT.
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Commissioners Notice 4.
Estate Of SIMEON PEPPER

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon, Probate Court, for the District
OF Manchester, Commissioners TO receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against
Simeon Pepper late OF Rupert
In said District, deceased. hereby give notice
that we viii meet for the purpose OF exnmin-
ing and allowing said claims al the late resi-
denee Of the deceased In East Rupert on the
aoth day Of February, 1907 from one O'Clock
p, N. until four O'Clock =. N. OF said day,
and that six months from the 7oth day OF
August A. d. 1900, Is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims TO US for examination and allowance
Dated at Rupert, this aoth day Of August
A. ID. 1906.
BRAZIL LADD, l~omis
Clark Harwood hdmr., Rupert, w.
U-lW.
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court, Tor the District OF
Manchester, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against
Sarah y. Shepafdson, late Of Manchester,
in said District. deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose Of examln-
ing and allowing said claims al the late resi-
denee Of said deceased on the 9Th day OF
March, 1907, from one O'Clock 2. m.
to four 0 clock p m, Of said day, and that
six months from the 9th day Of SeptemberA. D.
1900, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims TO US
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester, this 9th day Of Sep
TENDER A. b. 1900
HIRAM y. l.GIG.,LiJEssJJoN, CONS.
Emma S. Benedict Exeeutrx, Manchester.
VI.
2f-3w
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fssllevns. Pa, are viui4nT IN Railasd
1 clspndsn and Mauellnsims.
The Service Club q the Baptist
church ell meet viii Mrs. Arthur
harsson FRIDAY Afternoon,
Charles Baasfara entered Columbia
Monday. IN oanne~lsab s,h his sin-
dos BE- will BE- physical director in The
YIN G. A. Al Washington Heights.
Miss Goddard oi Lacrosse, Wis.
wbo has been visiting iTionds IN town,
y Buw visiting friends Ia Greenfield.
MA.s LATER she goes 10 New Haven, 10
al A. bridesmaid 10 Der friend, Nil
drcd Dyekman.
MANCHESTER pErOT.
Jacob LEVIN is away on a weeks
vReAtson
-. W. and Paul w. Fowler were
in Bennington Monday ON business.
IS. w. Jameson i. painting his
house himself.
Mr.. G. u. Rowe has been enter.
tanning Miss Maggie Wright Of Elyria,
Ohio.
-chas jenkins is moving into the
house on Highland avenue. recently
vacated by Y. II. Walker.
Several couples from this village
attended the third annual fair dance
at Union Opera House last week.
Thos. Healcy and family returned
home Monday from their visit among
friends and relatives in Troy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. /. Kendall and
Mr. and Mrs, ). b. Taylor returned
Saturday from their visit 10 Glens
Fails. n. "
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bentley of Rut-
land are al the home OF Mrs. Bentley's
sister Mrs. A. H. Pettibone
Percy Bourn Of the White Stereo.
Works, Bennington, is spending few
weeks at home.
Geo. Bentley Of Abbott's Bakery,
New York is visiting among friends
IN town.
Mrs. NJ. j. Page and daughter
Stella of Northampton, Mass, are
spending few weeks in town.
Arthur Fowler came from Science
,ady to Manchester with Chas. Robin
son in his ear last Monday.
-Chas. Curtis Of Westwood. N. j..
Chas. Scott of Bennington and Geo.
Seymour Of Schaghtlcoke, n. Y, at
tended the fair last week.
MIR. and Mrs. ConverseP Parker of the
Medical Department, Washington, d.
O., who has been visiting at g. w.
Bradley's returned home last week.
Mrs. Mary ]. Alexander of Char
lotte, VT, and Miss Helen Hicks of
Utica, n. Y, are stopping at the home
of Ii. s, King.
Miss Minnie Flemming and Miss
Stella Rice of Worcester, Mass, are
spending few weeks among relatives
in East Manchester.
Miss II. Childs of Deerfield, Mass,
who has been visiting at the home of
her brother NJ. S. Childs returned home
last week.
Last Wednesday Frank Buckley,
an old time resident of this town, re-
siding at Barnumville was stricken
with paralysis from which he died on
Saturday at the age of "a years.
--Signor Mario Armellini of the
Equinox Orchestra spent Sunday with
his friend and schoolmate, Paul w,
Fowler. Mr. Armehni expects 10
spend the winter abroad.
-Mahal Anaarsan who has haan
spending the summer in Nashua, n. H.,
returned home last week and began
teaching in the Walker District Mon
day.
Leonard Sargent, chief clerk in the
Department of Justice, Washington,
ID. c., is at the home OF his cousin j.
W. Fowler. Mr.. Sargent is the son of
Gov. Leonard Sargent Of this town,
but has been away from here for 90
years or more.
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Manchester, Dorset and Granville
Railroad.

T,ss ystis No. S, 10 effect July 2. 1900.
I4.,s nsnri.sssef Dcgas ias sggih pysss sna
llgasry 40 s.n, 1000 a ~. i.tn pfn snd 400 Pm
Leave 9psrr, ips South DorAei ~ Manchester DE
- Il -, ti.tsa m. 30 ? 3D. sad 90 =, 'n'
s.nsae fs,s tse. Hound Trip Ticket ass Fares
ssss - pad ~. AID fstaza tflp ileAsh Pfus1fea
ff0ta, tiss CuHdsgsof 90 10 tam.
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Not Selling Out and
without few sensational
sales, We will continue
giyingthe people Bargains
in all the lines Of goods
We handle, and that Is not
a few.
Just received a large
line Of fall and winter
clothing.
Men S suits, good
ones, from SIS. to $40.
w DOL Trousers
SI.25 and up.
A New Stock Of
Hats and Caps for fall
and winter.
Fine negligee shirts,
work shirts, overshirts,
undershirts for men
and boys.
Goods for winter
wear are arriving daily.
Don't forget our Candy Counter.
The regular 20 and 20 cent
grades, fresh every week,
AT lOC the Pound
The New YOrkStOre
TERMS CASH, NO TIME. NO CREDIT
Store closes at 8 p. NJ, except
Mondays and Saturdays.
THE BLACkMER co.
Cor. Center and Elm SITS.
Telephone, So.
MANCHESTER DEPOT, VERMONT.
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MANCHESTER CENTER.

Miss Helen Scott Of Bennington
was in town Sunday.
Miss Lillian Thompson is spending
her vacation in Schenectady.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II Holden OF Ben.
ning,on were in town Sunday.
William Wills Of Bennington was a
guest ~ friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Jonn Carney u New York is
the guest Of Mrs. DIR. Clemmons.
Mrs.. PtoyAn was called 70 Pnoctors.
vile hy the illness Of her daughter
Edith.
--0rlnsby chapter, d. A. r., me,
with Mn. Helen Snyder 10 Dorset
Wednesday.
Rev. Philip schuyler Of Benning'
Ton wa the guest Of Rev. II. u. b.
Mcneil Tuesday.
MIR. Sarah J Bowen, who ha.
been spending the summer IN Collins,
n v. has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Botsford o!
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Sunday Tran North baand = Leave
Neu York 1910 A NJ, Albany Go.
Troy 100, bennington 40, North
bennington Sos. Manchester s.i',
Rutland go. arrive Burlington, LOO.
sunday TRAM South bound Leave
Manchester g.l6 Il NJ, North Ben.
ningsan a.55. Bennington 1910, arrive
Troy n. 10.
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invited 70 meet at Mrs. a. i. Miner :
home ON FRIDAY afternoon, sept 81 AT
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coming year
The news OF the birth OF a daugh-
ter, 70 Mr.. and Mrs, u. ). ha"iey' al
Oakland. CAL, sept. 10, has been re-
ceiyed by their relatives IN Manchester
Mrs. Hawley VIII be remembered as
MISS Maud o"nt' u"us"'ef o' "r' anu
"rS' iheo' OWN
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the efficient clerk IN the post olilce for
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davs for 81 Louis. Mo. where he will
Lead one of that city's most estimable
vonng ladies 10 the altar in marriage.
We wish 10 extend our congratulations.
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through Manchester on their return,
"Wednesday morning, sept 10Th, ana
pitch camp an the ralr "rounds ~ the
center
Miss Helen Black has returned to
her home for the winter, Mr.. Lowerre
and family, who have occupied il dur
ing the summer, having left for New
York on Tuesday. These parties have
been spending their first summer in
Manchester, and are more than pleased
with the place. This is the general
veIdict Of all who come here.
wha, norIa h. ,bo m.,,.r ~ ,r.o,.
ing the school house at the Center and
the one in this village to coat of
painti The paint ON the building at
the Center is all peeling off and should
have been reprinted this summer, while
the new woodwork of the one in this
village has never been touched with
paint. II is cheaper to keep good
buildings repaired than to build new
ones.
Tha animal mao,;,g NJ tho Man.
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Card Of Thanks.

! wish 10 thank my friends for their
kindness, during the illness and death
of my husband.
MRS. AUGUST KoHLER.
DORSET.
Miss Jeanie billiard of Rutland is
in town.
Miss Mabel Judd is teaching in
Tinmouth.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kellogg Sept. 5.
Miss Elizabeth Lathrop will return
to Atlanta, Ca, to teach this year.
William Bourn and bride of Yon-
kers, N. Y, have been guests at Allan
Bourn's.
Prof. and Mrs. Owen II. Gates and
sons have returned TO Andover, Mass.
for the winter.
Prof. George Holley Gilbert and
family have closed their house and re-
turned TO Northampton, Mass.
WIN. Batchelder of this place and
j. 5. Batchelder, the jeweler, of Man
chester Center, were in Brandon over
Sunday.
The wedding Of Thomas NJ. Man
ley and Miss Minnie l.. Grout will oc-
cur at the BRIDES home In Albany,
Wednesday, Sept. ~, at 2 O'Clock.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Leah Ina Chapman, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merit.
Chapman Of this place, TO Mr.. Charles
Willard Of Manchester Depot. at Dorset
Oct. IL.
SOUTH DORSET
"A. l.. Bowen is in Rutland this
week.
The schools and quarries shut down
two days last week for the fair.
Mrs. Francis Graves Of Rutland
was visiting friends here last week.
Kern and Matte McDevitt were
guests Of Mrs. William McDevitt the
past week.
William Tuiiy, Jr.. has returned
10 Rutland. where he viii learn the
I mAchlnist trade.
Mrs. Burt jerks Of Massachusett,
was visiting friends and taking in the
fair last week.
Miss Annie FlemminR has returned
10 Rutland Business College aftei
spending her vacation in South Dor
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowen o
Fowler and Mrs John cmrigan Of Ben
ningtcn visited Mrs. Eleanor Bower
lately.
The NJ. ID. 4 q. ran two excursion
open hsi carr for the fair and they wer,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
MARENGo TOR CUNNINGHAM.
County WilT Give EnsIey Man a Ma'
 forfty for 6oveFnnr

County win Give EnSIey Maa . Ma-
 J0rfty for GoveFn0r.
 Faunsdale. Aug. Ii.--(Special. l---Agi election day approaches the voters be- come more inthusiastic. Every other contest is over-shadowed by the inter- est in the race for Governor.
 Marengo county will so for pr. Cun- ningham with approximately co per cent of It's vote. should the Doctor be able to visit Marengo his majority will be greater.
 The cotton crop of Faunsdale, where cultivated. Is perhaps the best in the history of the blackbeIt. Yet in many places it has suffered for want of work.
 Hon. J. IT. Minge. who has been i'll for some two or three years. is getting we'll. He is riding and daily attending to business.
 The MinKe Mercantile Company sold it's last lot of cotton this week. 960 bales. This practically closes the crop of 1905 as applied to Faunsdale.
 The scarcity of labor is more appar- ent in this section of Alabama eaeh week. The negro is all right. but the tempting offer or better wages by the railroad. mill and mine operator is fast removing him from the vocation oe his ancestors. The Alabama Cane- brake has not more than half enough laborers. {.
 pr. CunninRham's Idea of estabitsh- ing m immigration bureau and inn- porting. a thrifty class of labor is the only hope of the Canebrake farmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
w. A. JACKSON & CO.,,
Phone ITS

ble. House 6 years old. Newly pa- pered and painted. Four bed rooms. Hall up and down stairs West side street.
 FOR sALE-- Beautiful new two story residence on the hill and close in; every modern convenience. includ- home, be sure to look at this.
 TOR sALE-Nine-room, two-sfory residence on corner lot. Rents Sse.vv per month, but for quick sale VIII sen for ss,7bo.
 FOR sALE--Elegant twc-story resi- dcnce on South Court Street, close m large lot and on corner.
 FOR sALE--one of the prettiest lots on west side of Pleasant Avenue at bargain.
 FOR Small residence, nice lot. for only s85o, yet the place rents for s10 onth. How is this for II per cent investment7 FOR -Residences--Large apd small, in all parts of the city ALSO vacant lots. F'arms--improvsd and un- improved-in Montgomery Fillmore. Iowndes Autauga, Dallas, Mareaso and Clark counties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
AssnssMnNT oF cANpIpATna.
Executive Committee of Morgan Fixes
 inc Efnurem.


 Decatur, Aug. 1.-(speciai. )--Ths Democratic Executive Committee of this county has estimated that the cost of holding the county primary election on August 27 will be $3l0.50. The ean- didates for county offices will be as- sessed by the committee as follows: Candidates for Sheriff, $15 each; candi- dates for the State Legislature St0 each; candidates for County Commits sioner, S5 each.
 1. Following is the complete list of candidates for county offices: For the State Legislature. Capt Dan Walden, A. W. Briscoe. W. H. Long, Jr.. John R. Sample. Porter M. Brinley. J. c. Me- Glathery; for Sheriff. Thomas R. Shipp. J Lem Jones. W. A. Petty, J. Newton Hendrix, Lon E. Graham, Edgar A. Fen nell, S. P Ryan. A. M. Dunaway; for Commissioner Fourth District. John D. McGlannahan. James H. Blevins and C. c. Whitten.
 The candidates for State Senator for this Senatorial district. which is com posed of the counties of Morgan and Lawrence. are W. T. Lowe. S. A Lynne and Montgomery Groenendyke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
For Sale.

COURT sTREET--Seven room. two- story new house. Lot s0x150 Price, s3.4oo. Must be sold by September isth'
 PLEASANT AvENUE-Be Beautiful eyeI vacant lot. west side street two ele- gant homes on each sire. Price. s1,-
 VIRGINIA AvENUE--rtlree Beauti- fui vacant lots on east side, paved side- walks and splendid nsighborhood. Price. $1.100 to $1.200.
 BELLINGER HEIGHTS Beautiful. new six room cottage, as modern as skilled labor and material can make it. Price. s3400.
 TWO four room houses on Cleveland Avenue bringing $21S rent. just. as regular as bonds. Price. $1.650. Pays Ie 1-2 per cent.
 TWELVE new two and four room houses near T. and N. shops. Bringing s4S0. Price s3.50o. NFoR RENTING can rent every house in Montgomery and collect every nfcixie of your rent: Why worry with others. Let the business come along. Call AIS and we will do the rest.
 PIERCE BROS..
 Cor. Court & Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
Davidson. Holt & Strauss
 Real Estate and Insurance.

FOR sALE--A nice cottage on Mar thA Street one story-house s.se rooms, rents for s16. SC per month ! lot 50x15o. Price s2,1oo Barn on ios. fso feet and alley. well situated on Jackson Street. which we will sell Tor $l.koO.
 FOR sALE-Nice house On Grove Street. two story house of seven rooms rents for SEQ per month. eonrsst,ona sls,so w,sn new house and should rent for s3b1 per month Price s2.760.
 FOR sALE--A nice dwelling on Bur ton Avenue. Has live rooms. gas and tions. Large lot. 5ox21e. and barn on premises. Price ss.50o.
 FOR SALE--A two story house of seven rooms. situated nn Pleasant Avenue. has electric lights and water connections, lot 50x135, Price $5So0. rooms on Amanda Sreet has water connections and bath. lot soxf50. Price 9S,150.
 FOR sALE--A feur-roonn house on Clayton Street which rents for $45 per month. Price sL40o.
 FOR SALE--A nice four room cot- tage on Heron Street. has water con nections and bath. rents for $iz. 30 per month; lot 5oxr5O. Price si.eoo.
 FOR sALE-$s250 will buy a cor ner lot, 104x167, including splendid cottage, prominently situated In the best section of Highland Park. VIII make the purchaser satisfactory term
 FOR sALE-s6.75o will buy new, two story, eight room dwelling, mod ern in every particular, and situated within three blocks of sayre Street school
 FOR sALE--s5, ,000 will buy Q nine room. two story dwelling on Monroe Street. Only s2.250 in cash Is reauir- ed.
 FOR SALE--s0- acres land on Nor Court Square, spiendtdly improved
 FOR SALE-S2,750 will buy a splen- did vacant lot, three blocks from Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
ilfl
.I7I-2 Commerce St.

FOR RENTING have leased the Merchants Hotel and will convert It into an ofice building. Every room is an outside room with ample light. It is convenient to the business district, and we can supply you with single or connecting offices, but be quick as we have already leased largef efnumber. FOR RENT---small store in down town district.
 FOR RENT-Nine bed rooms on sec ond floor of down town building--fur- nished or unfurnished Two baths Cool and comfortable
 FOR SAEE--Resid with six rooms, reception hall and back hall; high ceiling. Bath add sanitary. Ser want house and stable. Private alley. Lot 52x212. What more do you want? FOR sALE--Residence with store at tached on suburbs; corner. This is good proposition if you want combina- ton of this kind.
 FOR sALE-Down town piece of property, 75x160 feet. This is worth in-estigating, for it is almost in the heart of the business district.
 FCR SALE-Two-story. e-roonh res idence; electric lights and gas. Sta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
FOUND DEAD AT HOME.
Remains of ,. ID. Montague, an Iron
 InspecfOr. Discovered.

Inspector, Discovered.
 Shehield, Aug. 1.--(Special )--J. D. Montague, iron inspector at Hattie fur mace this city, was found dead at hia home this afternoon. The cause of hi( death is not definitely known. Mors phine and a knife were found by himg He had been dead several days when his body was found. Mir Montague was a brother of former Governor Montague of Virginia His family were away on a visit to relatives m Virginia. He had been . resident of g. -@aAla foE sone yaara-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
Apartments q fer Rent.

AW3FtmGmtB &Nk R<HAs "A We are the rental agents for the 'T.amine Apartments" situated on Adams Street. and we can oner 70 limited number. the most moaefn dwelling apartments ror, m tnls nI eisy eSpsts a apartment. furnished or unfurnished. upon very reasonable terms, which includes steam heat. hot and cold Wa ter electric lish,ts, ,an,tnr nouse eeieph0n' Every opening in this building IS properly screened.
 Oaices for Rent. Several desirable rooms on Mont gomery Street. first block:
 Front offce in StegaA building. South Court Eytreet.
 Ths-thlrd floor of the Fleming 5uilns na;c,ns sHs nSW the m Montgomery Fair Part of the first floor of No 20 Commerce Street, immediate pos&es- sion can be had.
 stores for Rent. No i07 Dexter A. enue E No f0S south Court Street. ...s s... Store under Windsor Hotel. t
 DweiIings fer Rent. > If you are looking for residence let us show you our list.
 Gin House Insurance. We have unusual facilities to ln- sure Gin Houses in any one or the following fire insurance conpanies; Liverpool and London ana Oboe, sl England.
 Phoenix of London.
 Home Insurance Company Of New York.
 New York Underwriters.
 Hartford Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
 PennsyIvania Fire Tnsurance Com pany of Philadelphia. We win inspect your gin houses so as to show you where possible to re- duce your insurance rates.
 Money Loaned. We are prepared to negotiate loans on short notice.