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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-05
JACKSON OFFICIALS
CONTINUE PROBE
Number of Markets, Hotels,
ETC., Found to Be Insani-
tary By Officials

| jackson, August 4-(Special.)- 1.-THE
states chief health officers. Drs. w. S
feathers and w. H. Rowan. continued
their rounds of the markets, hotels, res
taurants, ETC., and among other place,
visited was a market found In bad condi-
ton the day before. This time a lot OF
| spoiled meat was found and destroyed
and the proprietor served with official
notice that if caught again he would be
dealt with In a way he would remem-
Der.
One hotel for white patrons was found
In a very insanitary condition, the kitchen
being dirty, the beds dirty and flies as
thick as leaves In Valambrosa.
The bakeries We're not just what they
should be and promised to make the re-
forms demanded of them Their meth
ads of delivery of bread will be looked
after carefully
Two bottling establishments for soft
drinks were visited. One was IN a very
sanitary condition, except that some of
the employees were wearing dirty clothes.
The other was very insanitary, dust and
! cobwebs being found over the bottling
room, and the work done by negro labor.
most of whom were uncleanly.
The inspectors demand that the city reg
ulatlons as to sewerage connections shall
be more vigorously enforced, many filthy
sinks and overground closets being found
In some sections Of the city. This is due
TO the non-enforcement of the ordinances
requiring property owners to connect with
the sewerage system.
The citizens of jackson have become
thoroughly aroused to an appreciation of
the situation and are demanding that
there shall be a general cleaning up, an
enforcement of the laws and the ordl-
nances against all persons who are dis
posed to be dirty and to permit insanitary
conditions to exist on their premises.
Since this crusade against the markets
and the slaughter houses began there has
been a great falling off in the consump-
ton of beef In the city OF Jackson.
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BUSINESS EXPANDS
ON HIGHER PRICES
The Northwestern Railway
Stocks Show Greater
Advance

New York, August 4.-Speculative
sentiment in the stock market last
week derived encouragement from
various sources, agricultural, financial
and political Business at the ex-
prices to the largest days total since
early In the year The rise In prices
had the effect of dislodging some bear
accounts. The higher stages of the
advance, however, brought in some
realizing sales or dormant accounts on
the long side.
The dominant influence of the crops
was perceptible in the proportionateIy
greater advance of railroad stocks in
the northwest where the sub sdence of
fear of black rust damage to spring
wheat Frightened the prospects of
prosperous year Maintenance of the
st. Paul dividend was interpreted in
that sense.
Corn and cotton advices were not so
satisfactory until showers in Texas in
Dictated check to the deterioration in
cotton. The government condition re-
port on cotton as OF July rs. showing a
decline of 3.9 points In a MONTH 1t
was feared. did not measure the full
amount of deterioration to the date of
issuance of the report. The advance in
Canadian Pacific outmeasured that
even in our northwestern railroads in
response to the extraordinary develop
ment in Its territory.
The feature of the money mark RET
was an easing of discount rates abroad
and decline in the foreign exchange
rates In New York. Expectation that
gold might be exported from New York
passed away. How far these effects
were the result OF placing finance bills
abroad by New York bankers was a
matter of conjecture. Demand for time
loans and increased offerings of mer-
camille paper made higGer rates In
those departments of the money mar
ket Ease in call money may be ex-
planned by the policy of the banks in
adding to their resources in hand Or
subject to recall on demand. The show
ing of the June II comptroller's digest
carries a warning to caution with its
percentage of surplus reserve at the
Ilowest for the corresponding period for
many years past. 1910 excepted
The steel trade has commanded at
tention in the Industrial world. Sue
cessive price advances were reported
and prominent trade authorities unite
in pronouncing indications for perma :
nent prosperity. United States Steel
second quarter earnings equalled ex-
pectations. The balance after payment
OF the common stock dividend for the
quarter. however. was small and the
incursion upon surplus to pay the first
quarters dividend remained to be made
up. Also. the second quarters en-
largement of appropriations for up
keep was considered moderate in view
of the furious rate of activity main
tanned in production.
June net earnings of railroads
showed Improvement
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Atlanta Ano,,ct afsnecial 1.-The trial
,e ~. r,a4.,- ,,raoo Co.. tho a1aged of-
oi MIS- Deisy iace ~ ''ie
Tense OF assault with intent 10 murder ner
husband, absorbed interest In Atlanta last
week practically to the exclusion of
evervthinp else The work of the legisa-
-. -, .,,.,,,,,,,o5 ,o,s,h1a not
'uie mas oen "'''','i'i -,
without reasoh' anu every 'hins ei'e A"'
taken back seat.
With the acquttal of Mrs Grace, which
40. aavaraIl,, axnactad botb nv those who
t,,.es., ,,,,t,, "a +,,oso VIC ,,aI,evad
pene' Gu ie- $50 a ~, - -,
Hei innocent '"e easo WI
livion. to be revived only when eugene
II. Grace files his suit for divorce as he
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-05
POWER PLANT BURNS
AT COLL|NSV|LLE
Flames of Unknown Origin
Destroy Electric Light
House

Collinsville. August 4.-(Special.)-
At 1890 this morning the new cleo
trio light power house was burned to
the ground. The plant had only been
in operation a little over month hav-
ing been built by Irby Hall of Col
linsville at cost OF several thous-
and dollars and was considered to be
the most beautifully finished and one
of the most thoroughly equipped
plants of the kind in the south. The
fine machinery and generators are a
mass of twisted iron and copper.
The plant was partially covered by
insurance and in conversation with
Mr.. Hall he states he will rebuild the
plant Immediately.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
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Fee Too Small

From London Tit-Bits.
Lady Ito exhausted furniture removers)
Here's twopence for you and your friend
each to get glass of beer with.
Exhausted Furniture Remover: "a
glass of heer? Love us. lady. a glass Of
beer amt no more to US than a snowflake
on a red hot stove.
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Reminiscent
.ondon Opinion

From London Opinion.
He-Before ! married you never
thought of saving.
She-And now?
He-Now I'm always thinking what a
lot could have saved II hadn't mar
ried you.
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The Poets R0nst

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
William Watson says of the poet: He
sits above the clang and dust OF time
This might indicate thai he takes to the
roof when his wife begins her spring
house cleaning.
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MOBILE WILL HAVE
EXHIBIT At CHICAGO
Will Take Booths at Land
Show in Fall
STATE To HAVE TWO
100 Per Cent Increase During July in
Number of Vessels of Over 20
Foot Draught Which
Docked at Mobile

Mobile. August 4-(speeial9- Mobile
county Will take two or three booths at
the Chicago Land Show next November,
News was received here today that the
state had secured two booths. The Cham
Der of Commerce and Business league an
nounced Immediately that the farmer who
had the best exhibit atsthe Mobile County
fair will be sent with his exhibit to the
Coliseum exposition. Alabamas section
is Immediately to the left of the main en-
trance OF this building
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-05
DISEASE BREAKS
OUT AMONG HORSES
Stock Around Wetumpka Have Clan
Wilson, Marshall Club
{. Organized

Wetumpka, August 4.--(Special.)-
ISLANDERS has broken out among stock
In and near Wetumpka. There are
several horses and mules affected and
public watering troughs in this town
have been abandoned.
The road work between Wetumpka
and Hughes Ferry is likely to be in
terfered with as owners of stock fear
their animals will be contaminated II
they work in the locality of the dis
eased animals.
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The little son of Charlie NJ Edwards
has been carried to Montgomery for
treatment, having been bitten by dog
In the last stages OF hydrophobia
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An enthusiastic Wilson Marshall club
has been organized In Wetumpka with
Frank W. Lull president. Fl. II. Golson
secretary. and B. X. McMorris, treas
urer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-05

Work on paving Wetumpka's side
walks IL progressing nicely. There have
been some kicks from property owners
but others are delighted with the paw
ing.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-05
SHOWERS BENEFIT
MADISON CROPS
Cotton Helped Wonderfully
By Recent Rains
HUMPHREY IN RACE
Good Roads Barbecue Held at Owens
Cross Roads Saturday in Inter
est of New Highway-Ar-
rested in Arkansas

Huntsville, August 4-(speeia!l -Benefi-
cial showers fell during the latter part
of last week throughout tits district and
added further TO the steady improve
ment in the condition of the cotton crop.
The plant received the maximum of bene-
fit from the dry season Of more than two
weeks and the showers came In good
season. Frequent showers will be neces-
sary to keep the plai,t in its present
healthy condition.
Good Roads Barbecue
Another good raads barbecue was held
in the Owens Cross Roads neighborhood
Judge James II. Balentne was the ora
tor of the day and he encouraged the
people of the community to continue thelI
agitation for direct pike connecting the
big cove with Huntsville The cost
of reducing the grade to meet the APP
proval Of road experts is estimated al
$4,000. The new road. it is claimed, would
open large section of the country to di-
rect connection with Huntsville and the
value of farm lands would be increased
The big cove route is being mentioned as
possible link in the proposed highway
from Huntsville to Birmingham.
Humphrey Enters Race
DR.. }. ID. Humphrey has entered the
race for reelection as a member of tn
city commission. He has made hts an.
nouncement in the form Of :. public state
| ment in which he reviews the work of the
commission during the first year of its ex.
istence, showing that many thousands oil
dollars have been saved by The economical
administration OF city affairs. There ars
now four candidates for the impending
vacancy in the commission. Besides DR.
Humphrey the other candidates are Fraser
l.. Adams, Jesse f. Young and NJ. NJ
Cantrell, all of whom have been city al
dermen during previous administrations.
Officers Elected
The Madison County Sunday School as
ISOLATION. at its annual meeting in Gurle,
Thursday and Il riday, elected officers fol
the ensuing year as follows: r. T
Cornell, honorary president: DR. w S
MCGOWAN, president; e. w. Baker, secre
tary, and w. e. Pettus. treasurer. Tn,
meeting was the largest in rnany years
and Madison county lacked only one point
OF becoming gold star courty.
Caught in Arkansas
who Is wanted here on half & dozen in.
dictments charging grand larceny and
selling liquor has been captured at Rus
sellville, Ark. after a search of two years
Treece had been under arrest In Arkansas
before but avoided coming back to Hunts.
Vile by procuring a writ of habeas cor.
pus.
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Dock Increases

An increase of 100 per cent is noted for
July in the number of vessels of over 40
foot draught which locked at Mobile The
total number was 10 while for the same
period last year there were only seven.
Five vessels for the month just closed
drew over % feet. United States Engineer
j. NJ. Flagler announces that the eX
penditure of the s400o0o authorized by
Congress for harbor improvements will
begin In September. More than this
amount was expended during the year
which closed June 80. The harbor is to
have a minimum depth of p feet by the
end of 1918.
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Plant Resumes Operations

The Mobile ChaH company. located at
North Mobile, has resumed operations in
all departments, after a week IS shutdown
in several divisions OF the large plant
The shutdown was caused by a shortage
of material for making cane bottoms An
ample supply OF this material is now on
hand. and 1t is believed that the plant
will be henceforth operated continually
as heretofore during the period since It
was built. Its annual pay roll is about
S75 900. -
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Stole Under Checkers Very Eye

Driving up to the platform of the Louis
Vile and Nashville depot in broad day
light negro thieves are said to have taken
a wagon load of fruit and groceries from
the platform while the freight checker
looked on. George Jackson and Alex Hem
derson, negroes, are held charged with
the theft. Jim Jackson and Mike Bahas,
Greeks. are held under $500 bond charged
with having received the stolen goods.
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Farewell Sermon

The Rev. George W. McRae. pastor OF
the Oakdale Baptist church. preached his
farewell sermon Sunday. He will be sue
ceeded by the Rev. b. S. Vaughan, who
comes from Louisville. Mr.. McRae has
been pastor here for five years. He will
take up missionary work for the Mobile
Baptist association.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-09

The seven voters OF the town oil
Somerset finished all the town Dust
ness on Tuesday before nighttall'-
Rutland News.
II the News is correct in stating
that seven votes we're cast 1t indicates
a healthy growth in the town OF Som
erset Last year It was reported that
there we're only five voters In somer-
set and an increase OF forty per cent
in one year isn't TO be sneezed at :
similar increase in the population OF
the state would jump 1t from SoS'oV'
to almost 100000, Hurrah for Som
erset
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State Of Ohio. city Of Toledo, lee
Lucas County. 0S'

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the firm OF L. J. Cheney
ledo, County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day OF December.
A. d. 1856.
(seaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
cous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Today is the anniversary OF one oil
the great events Of the Civil war
Fifty years ago today at Newport
News. Va. a two.gunned batueship'
more resembling a cheese'box on u
raft than a vessel Of destruction
fought and battered the much vaunt'
ed Ironclad Merrimac, which If 1t had
not been for the advent OF the Nom.
tor. would have proved the savior oil
Tho Confederate states and the disso'
luton Of the Union. The memorable
hattie was fought within view oil sew
eral wooden ships Of war OF the
northern states, which until the arriN'
al Of the Monitor, lay there awaiting
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-09

Man or woman, a fixed income as true
as you live, as long as you live. The
annuity idea is wonderful IN its use
fulness. Immediate, oc by a system
Of payments to commence. National
life Ins. Co, Of " Mutual Earle
5 Kinsley, General Agent, Mead Build
ing, Rutland, Vt
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Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostration Long Endured
Rafora Remedy was Found.

Miss Minerva Reminger, Upper Bern,
pa. writes: "For several years l had
nervous prostrauon, and was utterly
wretched. / lived on bread and beer
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. ! took many rem
edles. but obtained no relief until l
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, when began
10 gain at once. Am now cured.
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this is why Hoods Sarsa-
narilla. which purifies and enriches the
blood cures so many nervous diseases.
Get it today in usual liquid form. or
chocolated tablets called SarSatabS'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-09

EoR sALETarm Of s.s acres sis niles Sn S ipc@
Adams trolley line &c i Snns e'S nearly wrf new
Bennins,ttpS"ib ssement, ice house, hen houses
barn barn T Sonse apple richard 90 trees pears
% S%s HSU car ut bushes 10 grape yne and IN
Tspberres BdGss S Sse al and Ga several good
good reps,h R RIaae FTr Tsss oO Sasn Hut
china.
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EoR SALES miles from 95lm H N9 5aeres new
Il Berkshire Troly llne . iai u hsrn sIx8i hen
boTse Nm moth StheT buildings good re @r ot IS
feet Of timber on the t IS5n stream rs run
, ,et ,broosb land. farmwill keep cows and
ming ming tpF6uE Tses nne loo ton for gerden t[uSS
or poultry farm rrioe S-V'' stf
L.
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attack and consequent destruction
from the deadly fire Of the Merrimac,
the first armor plated craft Of the
kind.
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FOR sALEFaT@ Of IL lSO w %ssf' o IN heavily SsNf
Il SALISBURY; oOaeres III ianS and pasi ure;
timbered, Ua ,m room h1use; barn X42: running
go9a z ppe3 70 barn wagon shed grsnery p aHa
hen house; apple orchard and otne te arui Nash
$40 O hall cash, balance on easy 'e' atf
A Uutchius,
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For sALEor win 4 e ss4es Gsoai 5SE on asl
- ProTeSSu S,t a. 5 aftsbury station, good
Onnm lf mouse in good repair good narn t Wlsn
room nV shed ATTACHED, running water ,f ees
reyer fail NJ spring, orchard OF ~ aLP'e Nash
sugar orchard of 800 trees. fr'e si'0'' Or
A Hutchins.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont local SHOWS and colder to-
night. Cold wave in interior. sun
day fair and colder.
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large brick house cow barn 10 acc ~ wetnr
SO head cattle never sSt ~ be sid niry farms
ms ns rs County situated between Ho9scK
l,4 1peSningron, formerly known as the reEry
EIdred fam. Kea,o Tor sTing rst to OF Apiit
Ter seasy' A"uie'' w. lltl3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-09

JamesMorton, tenor, of Adams will
give a sacred song recital at the Con
gregational church Sunday evening
with the following program:
'The Lord is My Shepherd -
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~v,o RENT desirable tcncmnntA oulse'
s,orra. mill property With water po"g'
t,ttv,lusi siorare locker. Estate :" ""'' -
4 ,wks, et North &.
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-. e,tE-New double tenement on scott
EoEt double tenement on washington ..'9l
..rees. house known ms Roberts place, eor ,nd-
~ WeeSS and Ptunam streets e,o one ou on
Ing lot on Putnam street one P Pil Street g' and
SCOT 49, Win sheds attached. situa. ca on
FRANKLIN Lane A5t24
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ron sALE-farm of SO acres miles west 90 "i
FoREe Remington, nearly new room mouse nm mn
she5 in haTd wood, large barn Jta oat!a Son
ed coru house hog house T o 1w sand and three
houses' Loud isril tillabl and in gooi state OF
n"OIt tHs water At buildings good aPple or
-chard and Other lrui'' i00tf
Hutchlns
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xNoR SALE OR TO RENT-Ine Goat ,reo
E"RR uilding ~ GA Main st rnls Is Two Se
tory structure. 25x5l feet, with gool pa ah
meat the entire 5b,s ep pTopsrty
ahnua INC has neen 10 per cent Of the asked
S ngi,e GOOD proposition for the right party;
not sold soon it may be rented. inquire. 81
Homer H. Webster.
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ToR sALE-Farm of IS acres m miles yd iTG@
North bennington Large 9os sSp Ul One
s SSgn in GOOD repair running later Pped to
ami pie " Of wood for home use Ell sp me
orchard trees . TINS i SeT2 Is Productive r and
irolh id state of cultivation. Price s.'aaU
a. a. " ime down. Nasn Hutchns. @n
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MISCELLANEOUS

A., ,,perlenccd practical nuns maNiYH a.
..,s,'t.,ty III confinement Chssa. Mts. ~. ~
inos. sarp Of Al. Knapp. II the re'r'V,k,f
rsl.i75-i0
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IVA STED-If you have, energy AMI tW sD
w hundred and atty dollars VIII elu,p, ~ y,
entire plant and guarantee You pa @st OF output
thirty I'VE dollars Pr ~ Ss, on te city or town
1ns rA Address al ,Cl Banner once oi p"
min ton VI
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ONE BAD STRING
Postals Fell Down and Lost Match
to the Tigers

The Postal bowling team won two
strings out of three in its match with
the Tigers in the Y. NJ. c. A. ten pin
tournament last evening but was de
feated through a bad slump in the
second string. The score:
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WAS.TrEDIog s .niesS sSS' toT Risncsss auto
.'o,,,,o acc.,ories. Large Income. WIN tca'
IN rough Investigation. small Sap,s" Middle
ssry simplicity supply Company si,is
RniIdiue. Cleveland, ONO.
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NANrhD-womaG Tor hoH MSs Ia@a Tpf.
w he goOd cook. Apply 10 "is' - ietg
Hart $40 Main street.
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CoR House OF ,., eight .s0a wagons wagons
4 tn toilet. Also s'aulS Anu rear
see no oI mouse Lot 6OxlW. W. J. Meagnser
AgeLi
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lsoK sALE-G Good room house Sent i,onS
L located with city water, lot 5lNzN,i s eDd
garden TIN Pr9S 6S s6 n # sSIG before April t
can be oougnt IN s'''''' - lstf
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a1oR sALE-At low price ana Sat easy .erp y
4 my home on Flu street Mich SIT.
Heath. n. \. d. }, Lawrence Mich. W
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COR sALE-Ih' Haytroee Homestead his 65s
F"S o1ih street, is offered for ale :,ron rnis
house is two story ssrus s,Sis Of repair.
10 a seated Inv hot water furnace and poses
SION can ne given At short notice HOMER mr. "'
webster, administrator
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Southern Vermont farm ,,,I from
100 to 30 acre, plenty Wool s a;u trecs IL
good sugar S 9TSn, john S Elliott, ~ Main Street
Harrington. W.
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TO RENT

TYNo u1.NT-Tcn room tenement. scconu , noen
al Vain street Also tenement on il ,,,.s
ant street, second iloor. smah '"'n' tstf
9crrcd a 1ply 40 pleasant street loU
30 vrNT-u ou.e ON south Branch street
Amply to Mrs. u. g slado, l'e heeh s,i,,"
TO RENT-Newly furnished ,s laT rssona .,Sst
=, ,l',,cr neat aud electric lights. NV SilNei
frcet.
.,,,-,,,,,sr- onee. staem heated and doslr.
"abie In the savings Bank building, NJ, one
fight. G. "A. dewey.
po RENT-A ne y eleven, room " rlre,rlc
ngh,s inquire Goo. II. Cook, Nl North SUIT s,,s
no RFSr-A Eve room Hat upstairs w unsn
Nern improvements lQulrs VI ~. s.s'
CarriEan, J0i Gage s'cee"