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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Congress May Pension Mrs. Cleveland

have seen military service Their
widows were entitled TO a pension
under the general laws
Mr.. Cleveland is one OF the few pres
idents who was never a soldier, ex-
cept that as president he was com
mander-in-chief OF the army Of the
United States.
Many persons do not know that
President Lincoln saw active military
service. The pension office records.
however. show that he was the captain
OF a company Of militia in the Black
Hawk Indian war In the thirties. HIS
widow was entitled 10 service pen
sion or that account.
Mrs. Lincoln's pension papers were
looked up the other day b. DR.. A. n.
Thompson. chief Of the finance d.
vision Of the pension Office. Investiga-
tiOn disclosed that C. A l. Merrifeld.
az preseE. member OF the board OF
pension review. approved the original
application of Mrs Lincoln.
Congress has granted a number OF
htgh-rats pensions 70 other than pres.
idents widows. The wives Of Gen
John A. Logan. George r. Mcclellan,
and Frank p Blair are now on the
rolls a. 5000 q reaf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
A Peculiar Accident.

A peculiar and painful accident
happened to Mrs. II. N. Phillips
one day early this week. MIR. and
Mrs. Phillips were out driving when
they met an automobile near Jones
mill. Mr.. Phillips drew his horse
aside. the animal being frightened at
the machine. Just as Mrs. Phillips
turned to look ar the passing vehicle
the horse made a lunge. jerking the
lady's head backward with tremen6-
Gus force.
Mrs. Philips suffered great agony
from the wrench she had received
and has been under the care of her
physician since the accident. She
evidently had very narrow escape
from a troken neck.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

A PENSION OF $1,000 year viii
IA probably be voted 70 Mrs. Cleve-
land by special act at the next ses-
sion OF congress. Such an act would
be IN line with the precedent estab-
hshed IN 1882. when similar pensions
were voted 70 Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. Polk
and Mrs. Garfield. That same year
Mrs. Llncoln's pension was raised
from Sc. 900 TO Sc. 1000
Mrs. Garfield continues % receive
her pension. The only other presidents $
widow alive is Mrs. Harrison. and she
Is not the least In need Besides this.
Mrs Harrison. the second wife OF
The president. married him long after
las had ieft tie ~ bite House Though
these pensions haze been granted %
tas widows u presidents As such. All
hose Who have been pensi0Hed hereto
fore hsNe been The widows ~ men Who
- -e~- - ---rs-~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Or. D. J. King. city health offi-
Ger. is after the residents LIVING
along the Palace Green 70 put in
pipe TO carry off the sewage IN that
section. Practically al Of the prop
erty owners have agreed 10 cooper
ate with the Female Institute and
the knitting NH people in putting
Tia the necessary pipe
Dr. King is now negotiating with
the C. & o. people for permission
20 connect with the cuiveTt under the
railroad north Of the Knitting Mn.
This viii put the sewage beyond the
danger line.
Or King is also after another
source OF danger arising from a
sewer emptying into a field Just out
side the corporate limits 10 the West
End This is very seuoas situation
as there is no chance of carrying the
! sewage or unless X IS piped away.
Il is probable that the state board
OF health viii take part in enforcing
sanitary avs here. unless the people
| &c 20 work and clean up their prem
ises. and the CITY authorities see
that there is proper drainage in ev-
cry part of the city.
Typhoid has made It's appearance
here and every sensible man vii
surely DO his part towards protect
ing his family from the ravages OF
the disease.
The only way 20 prevent typhoid
is by cleanliness.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Miss Wise EnteTtdinS.

Miss Virginia Wise entertained
Tuesday night informally at her
home on Francis street in honor of
Mss Evelyn Gordon. of Richmond.
and Miss Nell Brokenbrough. OF
Lexington. who are visiting her
Among those invited were. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Chapman. Misses Bessie
Scott. Louise Harrison. Nora Ma
coli. Katheryn Moreoock. Annie
Chapman, Mesdames. Montgomery
L. W Lane. Jr.. Edloe Morecock
]. 3. Spencer. e. p. Char man and
Messrs. T. G. Peachy and S. P
Spencer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Will Build Handsome Residence.

Mr.. Ro. L Spencer. steward OF
William and Mary. viii begin the
erection next month Of one Of the
handsomest residences in the city.
Il viii DC located OF the corner OF
Scotland and Boundary streets and
viii be a two-Story frame structure
with attic. The architecture VII be
colonial.
The contract has been ct 70 Mr..
r. Kemper Taylor. the well-known
roauo contractor. The building.
which viii cost between 5000 and
s6.OOO. IS 10 be completed bY the
fi1St OF the year.
Mr.. Spencer IS erecting the builo-
ing as a future home for himself and
family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

Commonwealth Attorney Nor
veile L. Henley is back from Chase
City where he spent two weeks for
the benefit Of his health He is
very much improved in health.
One bottle Of Blackberry Cordial
may prevent a spell Of illness. Ii IS
guaranteed 10 relieve stomach com
plant, therefore c osts nothing to Try
it. Price 2Sc. at Stones Drug
Store.
Mrs. r. {. lawson received q
telegram yesterday announcing the
death in Hanover OF her brother
Mr. Benjamin Jones. Mrs. Law
son LETT last night to attend the fu
neral
Lees Agricultural Lime for com
oats and grasses al J.. w. Caseys.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
TO ORGANIZE
BIC Club.
Democrats will
Get to Work.

A Bryan and Kern Club will be
organized here as soon as the cam
paign opens. The Democrats OF
William sbuIg were never more en-
thusiastic over any ticket or plat
form than they are over the present
one
In both Bryan campaigns. esPeo-
tally in the campaign Of 1880. VII
lismsbuTg Democrats had an enthu'
sisstic club. This year they pro
pose to whoop things up at a lively
rate and give the Democratic nomi
nees a big majority.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Settling with tI-SsTgeaHt

Mr. II. ID Cole. OF the City
Council Finance Committee. has
been engaged several days ehis week
in preparing the report of settlement
with ex- Sergeant r. { lawson.
He VIII be able 70 submit the report
az the uesr meeting OF the Council.
Mr. Cole. who has been engaged IN
these mattets for the past twenty
five years. is the only member OF
the Council who is familiar with the
financial affairs OF the city. and the
taxpayers owe him a lasting debt
OF gratitude Tor the work he has
done in their behalf The present
report viii be voiuminous and VII
carry every item with the proper
vouchers.
Mr.. Cole is practically performing
the duties Of a city auditor in pre-
paring these reports Tor which he
gets no pay and in the past very
little thanks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Do you need an Engine?

The Gazette has a 4-horse power
gasoline engine. in good condition.
for sale cheap. Il IS just the thing
for a woodward. or for tarm purpo-
ses. VIII sell cheap for cash. or
viii exchange for a horse or stock OF
any kind.
Price SIS; note with good security
viii be taken. Call az The Gazette
office and We VIII take pleasure in
showing the engine at work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Turnip Seed in bulk fresh stock
at Stones Drug Store.
Darlington. the uptown merchant
has an attractive special sale on.
Read his ad.
In York county us voters have
paid their poll-tax and are eligible
to vote next November.
The continued dry weather IS pre-
venting the farmesrs planting late
potatoes and other fall crops.
The regular meeting Of the York
county board Of supervisors IS the
second Thursday in each month
not the first as stated by some.
With new. modern machinery,
/ The Gazette is able TO do the high
I est grade of work. in the shortest
time and at the most reasonable
prices.
The Hickory Neck Academy
1 BOYS defeated the ToanO Lesgers IN
a close game Of ball July 9. the
/ score being o TO 2 in favor Of Hick
} ory Neck.
Acting president II. L. Bridges
! of William and Mary. is receiving
numerous inquiries from prospective
students and IS kept busy sending
out literature and answering letters.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Has Bought More Land.

The Williamsburg Female Inst-
tute has acquired fourteen acres
more land across the railroad In the
rear of the original site This
makes about 2S acres the institution
owns.
The laad was purchased from Mr.
+ O'Keetfe for $500. II is 10 be
used principally for stock and will
provea valuable investment for the
Institution
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
4 Reading People.

The St Louis Republic on Sun
day last. the l2th inst. completed
the century Of its existence. and Gel
ebrated the occasion BY issuing one
OF the most magnificent editions ever
published nom ar American estab-
ishment
Il viii astonish the reader 10 be
informed that there are sixty news
papers published in the United
States that have been in existence
for a hundred years or more. Three
o. these are published in Virginia.
namely. The Alexandria Gazette
which was started in 1900. the Lex
ington Gazette which was first IS
sued in 1861. and the Lynchburg
News the successor Of the Lynch
burg Virginian which had us birth
on the same year with the Gareue
/ /. E.. 1904.
( Many papers which have beer
! discontinued were published anterior
to the year lsCO. Among thes,
/ was the venerable political bible OF
the old Wings the National Intel
/ gencer. edited by Gales and Seaton
1 What recollccUons do these nau e
recall On how many a poiiuca
/ platform did Seaton sit havea sea,
ton and as 10 Gales. on how man,
a political gale was he waited
The reader is requested Tot TO re
call the observation Of Dean Swii
3 that pun is the lowest order Of wit.
r Another paper. now gone into n
realm Of forgeuulness was the Wi
. Eamsburg Gazette. L was the ne,
{ oldest paper in the United Stat,
. the Oldest being a paper pubhshe
! In Boston In 1000 by Benjamin Ha
e ris What a flood OF memoir,
- pour IN upon the mind Of the oct,
s. gerarian and even the septuagcn
2. Ran reader az the name Of the w
( hamsburg Gazette. Itwas the cour
3 paper of the golden age. the e
when the elegant DANES and radia
damoselles ofthe 'atter decades
the eighteenth century rolled up
the capitol city az the Old Dominic
. in their cosches-and- four. and p
so" az the Old Raleigh Tavern
is yes. tavern. the honest old taver
% rone of your modern hotels. Oh.
- / louesvile Progress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Latest News from Local Stores.
New goods at Jensen's.

New goods al Jensen's.
Fresh bread every day at Jen-
sons.
If you want the best groceries. 60
TO Jensen's.
Fifty cent mems shirts for thirty
cents at Jensen's-
We find that we can get the be.I
for the least money at Jensen 5.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Mr.. Fred r. Hynson has returned
from Denver wherehe went 10 at
tend the conceive OF the Kappa
Sigma fraternity. While n. Den
yer Mr.. Hynson was a regular at
endant upon the Democratic con-
venticn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

I'VE would appreciate II il you
Will call phone "a and give US any
personal or social news you may
know. Or write It out and we VIII
send for II. In this way you viii
help make The Gazette more inter
esting
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
At The University This Week.

desire to call your attention to
feature Of the work Of the Summer
School of the University of Virginia
which we have designated Rural
Life Week. and which will be held
beginning July 18th. and ending
July 18th. The work OF this week 1
will be devoted especially to the
problems Of rural life in general. and
rural school problems IN particular.
There will be addresses. stereopt-
con views. and demonstrations by
various national experts, upon these
subjects. Deputy Superintendent
K. {. Bishop. OF Nebraska. who
has been favored with such phenom-
4 enal success in this work viii be
present the entire week. Other
. speakers VIII be Professor K. c
Davis. Dean OF the College Of Agri-
culture Of the State Of New York.
t who will teach agriculture for six
weeks in the Summer School; SuPt.
b o. J. Kern. County Superintendent
e. Of Winnebago county. Illinois. and
= author Of Among Country
p Schools: Miss Edith Charlton. OF
y the Iowa College Of Agriculture; Dr.
p A. S. Knapp. Of the u. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture; Mr.. T. O
Sandy. Of Virginia; Prof. A. Il
= Tuttle. University OF Virginia; Prot
Ormond Stone. University of Vir
glnia; Prof. s. w. Fetchner. Di
a rector of the Virginia Agriculture
q Station and DR.. S. C. Mitchell. o
/ Richmond College. and severs
e other workers. who will consider tn
Is life and work Of women in our rurs
q communities. This work should D
ie especially interesting TO county 81
" peuntenoeDts. progressive farmers
% members Of county school boards
rural school teachers. and officer
al of the citizens improvement league
n' of the State. Il viii DC entirely fre
's TO the public.
le The following are some of N
n topics 10 be discussed: Agriculturi
Il Education as related 10 communit
ls life; consolidation of rural schools
h' visitation of schools; how schoo
& may help farmers; schools Of agr
9 culture and rural life illustrated
'o farmers reading courses; readir
~ circle work; pauonizing social even
u oranges. fairs. shows. the scho
ID as social center in winter; spellir
schools; school gardens; arbor-da
az what 10 plant. where. how. no
70 getit; beautifying school ground
- how 70 keep bows ard girls inte
e. ested in farming. boys and giT
nc clubs: the farm help problem; pa
!" eel post; rural mail. telephone; sar
.as tation in our homes; sewage dispos
on the farm; water supply on q
farm; the farm shop FOR our boy
care of buildings. machinery. etc
domestic science and manual trai
ing without funds or equipmer
-"' earth roads and the King drag; de
y ication of rural homes. permanen
NO of rural estates-in Old Worl
q value here. relation to fertility; c
: operation among farmers; sugge
'Se tons 10 Southern farmers; emt
" gencies-what TO DO until the doct
= comes. etc.
=" We are extremely desirous of o
nc tanning as large an attendance
~ possible at this convention. +
the accommodation of those vi
NY attend we have arranged with t
'eo Jefferson Park Hotel to furni
I~e ~ room and board at the low rate
'Ne Sl.00 day to the delegates.
'Pe In addition 70 those mention
above who viii take part in the wo
= of that week. State Superintends
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

Lees Agricultural Lime for com
oats and grasses al j. w. Casey s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
First
70 pusmst

The Declsraticn
Indsps psocencs
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


OFFICE of the Chief Engineer Of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners VI the CaSy
Of Newark. L--.
Notice-The final estimates for the following
contracts will be presented to the Boaro OF
Street and Water Commissioners OF the Oisy
Ing on Thursday, November 8. 1908, between s.io
and $3.50 D. M, for the paving OF the foilowans
~ SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET.
from Clinton avenue to SprinEnsld aVenuS'
SEYMOUR AVENUE,
from Clinton avenue to Avon avenue;
SOUTH EIGHTH STREEr.
fror, Fourteenth avenue to sixteenth avenue:
PESHINE AVENUE,
from Rtcelow street to Hawthorne avonues
from Elwood avenue to Montclair avenue; end
for the grading. curbing and tagging % tns
ALPINE STREET.
from Frelfnghuysen avenue to Elizabetn evenues
HUNTER STREET.
from EI,zabeth avenue to Sherman avenue:
RUNYON STREET,
from johnson avenue to Osborne terrace:
FIFTH STREET,
from bloomfield avenue to Chester nveuues
SOUTH TWENTIETH STREE
from Springfield avenue to sixteenth avsnuss
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET.
from Madison avenue to Eighteenth avenue.
and from South Orange avenue 10 sixeeentn
NORTH TWELFTH sTREET.
from Sixth avenue TO Seventh avenue;
FOURTEENTH AVENUE.
from Devine street to the city line.
u All I @5,s, On fl 20 i In this Rsy once IN wrisins on
or before Q o'clock D. m. of Thursday. Novem-
Der . i""' MORRIS r. sHERRERD.
Dated October .. 1903. oot7e-st
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Luigi Signorini to Charles A. Feick
west side High street, rs feet north
from Crane street, $4,000.
Mary A. Cline and husband tc
George A. Oil, jr., asst side Summer
avenue, 1893 feet south from Elwood
avenue, 1890.
Yatman Rubber Company to william
T. Baird, west side Mt. Pleasant ave
nue., "A. feet south from Clark street
SO, 500.
Same to Olympic Building and Loan
Association, same property, $4,000.
August Roemmele to Franklin Saw
ings Institution, north side Aston street,
las feet east from Brunswick street;
and second tract. 81. 800.
Harry Klein to West End Building
and Loan Association, east side Prince
street, 500 feet south from Montgomery
street, $500.
Caroline r. Reeve n husband to
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

Hundreds of IONS of coal have been
stolen from Pennsylvania railroad
trains in East Trenton, where much
drilling is done, and the police have
started a crusade against women and
children offenders.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

FOR RENT number Of good Groom fats and
houses at less than their value. on account OF
lateness OF season. I. ". DORLAND, Elm st.
near depot, Arlington, N. ].
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Harrison.


FOR SALE-Three-family frame house, IL
rooms, partial improvements. on Harrison
av.. Harrison. N. j. Address H.. Box 10. Star
Office.
Hyde Park.
HYDE PARK-First- class house, 8 rooms and
bath; steam heat: gas and electric lights;
hardwood floors; lot 40xl00; bargain at 81, TOO.
THOMAS JOHNSON,
BURNETT ST. & CENTRAL AV., e. ORANGE.
OPEN ELECTION DAY.
Kcnnsburg.
Observation-Disclosures sites at Ideal Beach,
$3.50 up; one mile of wide. sandy beach: spe-
cial excursion Tuesday, election day. Central
r. r., 9:16 a. m, bring this advertisement with
you and have your fare RENTED. For full In
formation apply to FRANK l.. SHIELDS. 142
Market st.
Verona.
WEST VIEW Av.-soo feet from trolley line;
direct to Montclair Station. on D., L. & ".
r. r.. an S--oom concrete house; barn: all I'M
spacious piazza; delightful Local
ton; terms to suit. FREDERICK r. COOK.
Bloomfield av.. Caldwell. N. j.
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GROVE ST. e3-25-Elegant new flats: 6 rooms:
all improvements: baths; rent reasonable;
nice location: near Kearny av.
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A WANTED.

SMALL FLA In two-family house. OF 8 to 1
rooms with private family. all convenienoes
Cor cooking. bath; 10 minutes walk from Star
Office; good neigh borhood; reasonable rent. Ad-
dress D.. Box 90. Star once.
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EAST oRANGB-F1ats in new two-family
house; six rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements; separate steam heaters and en-
frances; s23. PHILIP j. BOWER 81 CO, 1S9
Market st.
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Az. 40, Irvington-One-famil
house; six nice light rooms, newly painted
and papered: bath and all improvements. In
quire No, IL Somerset st.
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FLAT TO LET-Four rooms and bath. nice,
light. all modern improvements: rent reason
able. NETMAN. 80 Harrison av., Harrison,
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Tailoring, Cleaning md .PressinE.
b vIscTrI. TOT N. Fourth st.. Harrison. n: J
Custom tailor. cleaning, pressing and repairing
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

HAVE your boilers cleaned and repaired for the
MURRAY. TOT North Fourth ST.. Harrison
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TAYL0R'S GARAGE.

Oyster House and Restaurant.
THE HARRISON OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE
20 Harrison av. Wholesome food; quick serv'
Ice; regular dinner Is cents.
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EHRTCH's OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE
ESTIMATES IvE ON STAG PARTIES.
76 NORTH FOURTH ST. HARRISON. N. j
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VIM. SMITH estate. 613 North Fifth St, Har
rtson. Repairing promptly attended to.
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d. PRINT. z17 Harrison av.. Harrison. Gas
fitting. Timing. stove repairing.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

BREINTNALL PL.. 1871, near Court House-
Board and nicely furnished room for one oil
two gentlemen; terms reasonable.
FULTON ST.. 43-Pleasant steam-heated room.
with board.
food BOARD for one or two men in private
family of two; pleasant room: home comforts
also plano: So. MRS. L. BEE. S5 Bank st.
corner Norfolk; top floor right.
7TH Av., 437, at Roseville ~station-One or two
gentlemen may have pleasant room in com
Portable home; small family; every convenience
board: telephone.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

FOR RENT-FroM November l. houses Nos.
1871 and 11 Pennsylvania av.; 8 rooms. hot
and cold water bath and SsS: rent sS pc.
Broad st.. Newark N. j.
HOUST-.s rooms: La Halssy ST., near Cedar
1t. Inquire H. c.. ROE. Ia Cedar st.
NICE house. six rooms; for one or two fami-
lies. 400 South 18th st., near 18th av.
SIX Rooms and bath; al improvements; steam
heat; SIS per month. Apply DAVID HAIR
PER. 70 Harrison av.. Harrison.
SUMMER AV., 377-One-family house, 10 rooms
: bath and laundry all modern improvements
rent reasonable. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & co.
1S9 Market st. d.
Out Of Town. :
SMALL HOUSES in 1rvington. Arlington ant
Montclair: rent S4 up. BDYER.. 1863 Broad
St, near Market. .
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SUBURBAN MERCHANTS
ARLINGTON
Hou.e FURNISHING. and Hardware.

a. NELSON. $50, Midland av.. Arlington. dealer
IA House Furnishings. Hardware. etc.
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Meat Market, Fruit and Vegetable.
THOs. C.. HIERIIHEY.


Columbia Meat and Vegetable Market,
~ Elm street Phone 27. Arlington. n. J
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WEST
SOUTH ORANGE

Builder.
p. q. MCCORMICK.
CARPTNTERAND CONTRACTOR,
100 So. Orange av. Tel. STR. So. Orange. N. J..
DressmaJ<er
hrs e. e.
Dressmaking. Altering and Repairing.
% W. South Orange avenue. South Orange.
Dry Goods.
". M. GLOVER,
Drygoods. Hosiery, Notions. Gents Furnishing g.
Best goods at lowest prices.
House Furnishings md Hardware.
". A. REEVE,
HARDWARE. ETC.
UphOlsterer.\
p. FISCHKIN, 14 So. Orange av., S. O.; tel.
IL. Fine cabinetmaking and upholstertng.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


No charge for selling your property.
Quick reliable results.
Constant demand for one. two and three-fam-
lily houses In all sections. List at once. NAT
KLEIN. 1856 Market at.
GARRABRANT, BREIDENBACH CO.
real estate IN all its branches, oil Clinton
St, room sos. offer attractive properties for
sale, and daily inquiry for others we do not
have. List yours with US. we may sell 1t to-
morrow.
wANTED-one. two and three-family houses.
lots and acreage; list now. FRANK A. MAN
LEY, $50 Broad st.