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V VlLLE GAZElfE FEBRUARY 1 1,: 1899 - .JMsMssMMssMBEMBBMMMBMssBjBjBjfMf 1, r- i-.t-: 1 J 1 ''4 t- interesting Item r-from Vo rioas Parts of the State. Glimpses of Life aid Pr ess in ti. v Land of Ue Sky. , Hotaa Gathered ;for in QaSta ana Seleccionafrom LitestrlTortlx Carolina Newspapers. , An $8,000 corundum plant is to be es tablished near Murphy, "in Towns coun - ty, Ga. L. S. Ropes, of Murphy, is the engineer. Murphy Scout. A sailor who deserted his ship at Cleveland, Ohio, and beat hi way to Wilming-ton, has a case of smallpox. The authorities , at Wilmington have (isolated the case. The citizens cf Shelby have decided to a.k the legislature to guve 'the town commissioners the right to order an elec tion upon the petition of one-third rvl the voters on 'the question of issuing $30,000 worth of bonds for pub.ic im provements, such ais- water works, elee tric lights, etc. The weather nas finally cooled of, and mud, which made ihe roids almost impassable, is frozen on top until noth ing except pedestriaism is undertaken. The lumber interests are suffering be cause no delivery at the 'depot is pos sible, and Brevard is thrsatend with a wood famine Brevard News. Our ingenious young townsman, W. F. Crowder, has placed a telephone gen erator at the branch, 100 yards from the Blackburn House, and is now ringing the telephone bells afl over the county by electricity venerated and controled by water power. The contrivance is a very convenient one as it does away entirely With the old method of ringing by hand. --Boone Democrat. The recent rams damaged the South ern railway between here and Asheville to such an extent that no trough trains to such an extent that noXhrough train day. Trains on the A. K. & N.' ihave also experienced much trouble from the same cause, although they have been making regular daily trips. They have simply been prevented from making schedule time. Murphy Bulletin. At 8 o'clock Tuesday morning the riverguage registered 41 feet, two feet above the danger point. At the tme rcf going to press this afternoon .'4 o'clock) the guage is 45 feet, with water rising. From prfesent indications it looks as if it might equal the' great populist freshet of January '95, 58 feet, which broke all records, surpassing the Sherman freshet by 18 finches.- Fay etiteville Observer. We have had no mail from Dills boro eince last Friday up to the hour of going to press. There has been much rain but not enough to prevent the transmission of the mails. The people are very much out of humor about the matter. We are informed that wagons and passengers have been parsing al most daily. Saturday morning the mail could not leave Franklin on time but an hour or two later it could have gone. Franklin Press, Wednesday. Thomas Mann, who lives nea- Mia1 Hill, smarted to Charlotte Mond-iv mim ing. Oordinanly the distance could have been covered in three to four hour-? In these days of mud and rain, it ' morning. All of Monday he was plow ing through mudholes and the pnti-e day was consumed 'm going nine miles Monday night he reached the macadam. His team was so worn out he decided to stay at a friend's house and com plete the journey next morning. Char 'loitte News. I The Salisbury Sun saye: E. I C. Hambley, of Rockwell, N. C, nas suc cessfully coampleted the deal for V.w development of the Tadkin river watT power. The lands and uparian rights from MilQedgeville to the falls embrac- ing a distance of eight milis on che JMontgomery and fetaney slide of the river were purchased or arranged for a few days ago. In this distance the river has a fall of over 300 fee. Ic .is proposed to develop 50,000 honse ".ner m. w:i induced to try CA8CA- .Ar.i a, i wm never oe wittiout tbem in the house iy liver wa? iu a very bad shape, and my head '.ached and I bad stomach trouble. Now. Kin t.- V inK Cascaret6.X feel flue. My wife has also used . :them mm Denenciai results lor sour stomach." JOS. JiBlHUNfi, jsci congress St., St. Louis. Mo. PiBt: Palatable :Poteeut Taste Good. ;. Good? NeVer Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. Wc 20c. 50c - CUnE::COri0TIPATOM. .., Htrn.f EAiy CwWti M-t7J.'K T.rfc. Mi m Tl n I A Sold and rnaranteed by ail drag-"D-T0-CAC Sum to cVlIliXobwsco Hablw " PTSrtS CANDY f ( CATHARTIC - nomssness 3 caused by torpid Jiver. wbicir prevents dig 'on and permits food 1 l?ruwm and putriiy ' tie stnsjL : Then f'-. ' -? iisoiDina," ner nK.sness, and, f not relieved bilious fever r blood poisoniifg. Hood's gi Pills stimulate the stomach, -ouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con stipation, etc. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. Ihe only Fills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. power, which is to cost in the neighbor hood of five millions of dollara. It is intended to furnish electrical power and transmit the same to "the cotton factories and towns within a radios cf fifty miles. A rumor is in circulation tha: J. F. Hayes, of the Toxaway company, has made another offer to purchase the H. & B. railway. W4 would be most happy- to announce that -somfi responsible company had succeeded In buying a controlling dnterest and would give Transylvania the service which her $60,000 in bonds entitle her. We beliee our people would be pleased to know that the Toxaway company owned the road, as thatwould prove that their in terest in our mountain country wae permanent. We believe that, could they get control they wTould help to make a market for our farm product, and that, in turn, would make times better. We most assuredly hope that they may succeed in buying the road, which is now giving our peopl nly a half service. Brevard News. Rev. T. Bright and wife, who is a mster of Mr. Hampton, and who went up to Brasstown last Monday, return ing after the funeral Wednesday, we learn the following particulars: On Monday of last week, about nine o'clock while Mr. Hampton and his wife were absent a short d.nitance from the house no one being in the room except his two little girls, Edna and Lallie, .an ac cident occurred that has darkened his home. It seems that Edna, nearly six years old, wai? scraping soot from the back of the chimney into a box when her clothing caught on fire. She mode no outcry, but her little sister ran to the door, screaming that Edn was burning up. The father and mother ran to the house, and their horror was intensified when they saw their darl ing standing in the door, the flame leaning and playing about her. Her dress was linsey .while her under clothing were cotton goods. When the flames were extinguished it was ascer tained that Edna's body from her shoul ders down, including the left side of her neck, was badly charred. Her face and head were not touched by the flames, as they were protected by the linsey dress. As stated, she made no outcry or compWnt. A physician wis sum moned and did all he coutl to relieve the little sufferer, but abou!: eleven o' clock death brought relief. Just befere she died t-he begged for vkf.er which was given her; she then told nr father to rub more oil on her bodv, as it elt good. Finally she said- '"Papa, teke me up to the fire, my fro, are grtting cold," and in a few- mmiitos hpr little soul was wafted on angl wings tc tbar realm where all wnjnds aui burns ar forever he'aled. To (nsnre a hanpy new year, keep the liver el ear and the bodv vigorous hv TvWitt's TAttle Earlv Risers, the fniio"s ll'le pills for constipation and 'ivp- troubles. Paragon pharmaicy. PFMMKTt HF AT Ts the temperanjr throughout house, at the Oaks hotel. th A srood farm of 125 'acres, in the vallev of French Broad river, ore mile from depot. 22 miles from Asheville. on main road leading from Ashevi'.le to Brevard: very convenient to nostoffice and churches; the Methodist Episcopal church ace half mile,- Presbyterian church one quarter mile, Methodis: Episcopal, south, two and one quarter miles and the Baptist two miles away. About 50 acres a.Te cleared, 25 acres of which is creek bottom, very fine meadow 'and, balance finely timbered. One half dozen, or more excellent, told, mountain springs, freestone water: also a beauti ful clear creek flows through the farm. A comfortable dwelling house, with two rooms; barn ana store nonse, a gooa country stand. A fine young orchard of about one hundred bearing apple trees. The eatire tract is well adapted to pro. luce, grass, clever, rye, oats, corn, cab bage, potattoes and other root crops in abundance. There is inclosed in this ract one of the fmesit building sires in western North Carolina, foe. a summer resort. It is beautifully located for a ho tel; this eite is situated on high ground. overlooking the French Broad villey, and commainding a lovely view or fis gah. Craggy and the Vanderbilt rmun tains, and is very accessible, only a rout on half mile from railroad. There is also near this beautiful slste a very fsne bold spring of freestone . water. This magnificent site i covered .witn a nne grove Tf native forest. This site a'orTe is worth more than owner asks for thf whole farm. Anyone desiring a home amidsft moet beautiful 'natural surround togs, ard in a climalte noted for its'.j perior healthfulness, especially for thos' subject to throat or lung difnculties, wr find this location hard to beexcelled. This farm would be very cheap ait ?1 per acre,' but preserut owner is going wes In the spring, therefore, he puts the farrr on the market, for cash, at S5 peV act Also would add that the orchard, as Is worth the money that owner asks f i,-the f aTm. This farm . can ' be bought n the aove low price, if taken in then ix ty dava. I would f urt- r ' rl A .. th a - ? v , tJi tie la perfectly good, and tha.t the pro' ' I -rty. Ir new aesessed i at 1825. 4? . Now vour Ome to rueh ttjr a good home at nan na ir Its worm. ; jtot further pa t! uiars, m regara regard to the above proper- - rite to the editor of the G- ?all on or zette. - n 2 m B)21FU r k n n U II u ITCMO - . (iiiLl IICIIIO. HemdersoOiVille, Feb. 10. Wo drop- d into the real estate office of Messrs. mith & Waidrop thi morning and sked if there was uny thing aiioat of cal interest? The following was in- uded in the budget they gave us: Dra. Strock, of' Adnondan, N. T.f nd Hunter, of Chuago, are looking round here with Vview to locating. 'Rev. Mr. Hartley, of Los Angeles, ""al., has rented the beautiful cottage f T. C. Israel on M'lin street, and will -neve into it tomorrow. Henry Twyford, a clever Enough wyer, is building a blue granite castle in South HemiefsonVj Burne & Erskine have let the contract for a handsome residence on Roper Hill, on Flat Rock boulevard. Dr. Dotterer, of Charleston, S. c, has also contracted for a fine residence n the same thoroughfare. W. H. Rhett, a railroad magnate, 317 Broadway, New York, will erect, this; spring, on the Schepper Hill, an attrac tive residence. This lot Joins the one upon which our new hotel will be built. In regard to the new hotel, Smith & Waidrop, who have had charge of the wlhole business since its inception, tell us that the $3,000 lot has been pa:3 for, the papers1 all signed, sealed and Mv ered.'"P'id M. Wheeler is to hav the hot" fir'-s'-'l b " J1';1.' 1" n"t, n - i1F fo-feits S2.F.00, and the lot revert. 0 those who Thought it for the mrrj.. as above set "forth. JOE RO BY. CONVENTION OF OLD MMDS. Avon, New York, Feb. 10. A r.ovel -sembl'ge will convene here (torn rrw in tine Opera Hall. The gathering will be 371 old maids' convention, and the dele gates will be spinsters from different places in Livingston county. They will disua the eases and conditions of sin trie blessedness, and some of the bolder ones may suggest remedies. BRAVE ACTS. Quickness In Time of Danger Often Saved the Lives of Many Persons. On jubilee day, which, commemo rated tbe discovery of goldin California in 1849, a squad of battery I, of the regular army, was firing a salute at Lime Point fort, near San Francisco, s-aysrUie Youth's Companion. One load the charge was 50 pounds of powder inclosed In a woollen bag did not go off, and the officer in command or dered it to be pulled out of the can non. The charge was withdrawn, and, as it dropped to the ground, it was seen that one corner of the woolen bag was on fire. In an instant the powder would have caught and the seven men with their' officer would have beer, killed. Privf te John M. Jones jumped toward the smouldering bag. roued i; in the mu'J and, with his bare hands, plastered the singed euges with damp earth. It was C4 quick, brave deed, and had the hero been a British soldier it would have brought him a Victoria cross to wear on his breast. During the Sepoy war a young cap tain of artillery saw an ignited shell fji'.l near his battery. In&tantly he lifted it up, carried it a distance, and flung it avvuy. Just then it burst, shat tering hieft forearm. In the Crimean war. Capt. Peel, of the royal navy and son of the former prime minister. Sir Robert Peel, com manded a vessel before Sebastopol. One day n lrage shell, its fuse burning, fell into ihe battery near where Peel was stanuing. Picking it up. he car ried it to the rampart and tossed it over. It exploded before it reached ?he ground. Uresis wlfl you whether jon cr.ti7i'ie Xtif, f.erTo-iiiiiiujr tooaw w habit. U -T-JAXl tortobawo, with3 u JrtM r .:u-vt s 1 1.10 lustre out nervous aiaires w'Hi, purines the lnoud, r1 '.(its lost maunirau CF :ns.k03 3-c.i F:ro. 4fl!MN'tf- 111 in. xv cLiscanirci Hiiv booli. a a 'JviVv Ltyoxir own dr.ipKist. t.'io 5'4 9 Fty&pvviul vouch forns. J it with CTC4 RjVa. wui,pauntiT, persistontfv. (me l-Vi'J.',l tA i.Af hnr .l iiHllAliv r.iirRH: 3 lirncs SI" f0 a "r7'Arnnt'.,ei to cnr-. or we r-fun l money, Jv Sirrliiic Uemed? Co.. Cbicaeo, Homrl. Kew Cork. A thoroughly up-to dale w wiil S. K. Crockett Katharine De Forest Mary li. Willcins j A: jiuese ihea -FOLf.i' I ,1 ':,,, . I " i ' Celt a Matthew MARKET HABIT IN HAVANA. Queer Things One Bnys In the Mt tropolis of Cuba. The Havana market is crowded at day break by Spanish, French, Chinese and colored cooks of both sexes. Some chefs, who" affect the dignity of a coat, are ao- j oompanied by their apprentices or scul lions, who carry baskets. Marketing is - always done by cooks in Havana, because employers are aware that they can drive I a better bargain, cen taking into account ! the perquisites allowed them by trades- people. j Fish caught in Cuban waters are espe cially nice, andhe pargo, a species of red I snapper, is very toothsome, as is the I cherna, which tribes, liko salmon. No Havana cook will bu- fldh unless they are aiive, and the 33;li r.i.-.rket, with big tanks full of fresh fish, with white marble slabs and scales, is very picturesque. The other sea food is also excellent, although the shrimps, lobsters and mussels are some what small. The oysters grow on the sub merged branches of shrubs and trees on the coast. These branches are- broken off and sold in the market, but the Cuban oysters are small and inferior to the American. Terrapin and turtles are vry fine, and tortoises have handsome shells, which bring a good price in the market;. Sea crabs and lard crabs are also good The latter grow to a large size, and their bodies stand high from the ground on their enormous claws. Land crabs bur row in holes, and their locomotion is olumsy, sounding like that of a drunken man. Cooks feed these crabs on cornmeal for several days before they cook thtui as this makes them more palatable A favorite way of fattening poultry iu Cubn is to put them in barrels and stuff them with walnuts and cornmeal for sev eiv.l t;3j3 before ihcy arc Unhid .Juc hi i: T"j Ci.n::i;lxKi5 turkeys aro ctri ven thrr;ii '1 t;:o ttrccts in druves of lroiti 40 to low frori 'ocr to door, for people to make their ci : f .'At. etion Uocl id killed the day before it is used, for it cannot bo kept fresh longer than one day on account of the excessive heat When the cook returns from the market, his presence is made known to the house hold by squawking duck, cackling hens or squealing pigs, for all such live stock Is brought from the market, and it expostulates angrily on being carried around in such close quarters. And pi b'Kciis snd doves, with soft; eyes, utter a cooing, plaintive note, as though with a sad foreboding of the tragic fate in store for them. Chicago Inter Ocean. Not ixood Enoug-li For Her. ''Did you hear about Samuels?" aske Mrs Graymare's husband. 'No, I didn t hear about Samuels," the lady answered. V'Yvheu you have anything to tell, why don't you tell it?" "Yes, dear. Well, Samuels was going home the other night when a footpad shot at him, and the ball hit a latchkey in Samuels' vest pocket, and his life was saved. So you soe what good a latchkey is." " Indeed 1 If Samuels had been going home at a reasonable hour, he wouldn't have met any footpad. Secondly, he car ried $10,000 insurance, payable to his wife, and if it had not been for that key she would be a rioh widow now. So if you are hunting around for a latchkey you I will have to bring home some better story thm that one. That's all. I'm going to bed now, and out goes the gas in two ticks. Latchkey indwH '"Pick Me Up. RATES TO NEVVBERN FAIR. On account of Eastern Oarolioa Fish. Oyster, Game and Industrial fair, New bern, N. C, 'the Southern railway will sell special round trip tickets Tate one fare plus 50 cents for round trip, which includes one adm'taskm to fair grounds. Tickets on sale February 18th to 24th. inclusive, final limit February 28th. Call on ticket agents for full infor mation, or address, F. R. Darby, C. P. and T. A., Asheville, N.'C, or R. L. Vernon, T. P. A., Charlotte, N. C. Elastic starch is first and best. Try It Witt' Littie Barjy Risers. Ti. finous Htle pill". STC Dears the -Vnatur i The Kind Yon Have Always BougM nr. Geo. H. Lambert, VETERINARY STJRGEON. nyftduate of McGill University.v fticf- Willow st. Phone 18 '' i w bee 140 Chestnut ss. Phoce I att e tested for tuberculosis .00 a head Herds ar special , .r u e . ru'rf:cal Hivoterl to fashions lor women, be. ;.::i.U .Vw, as hretf. re. A MIRROR OF FASHIONS Exclusive models of gowns fmm Paris, London, and New York will be published each week. The Paris Letter The London Letter By KA THARINE DE FOREST By a Special Correspondent The New York Letter By ANNIE T. ASH MORE will aid women in all those little points of fashion matters that are such helps keeping one Pressed in good taste. Cut Paper Patterns Outline Patterns of selected gowns will be furnishel will be publisher) frr- very other at a nominal cost week in suiT.l jtno iiry icrm. COLORED FASHION PLATES published once a month, will assist women in selecting the proper colors ' for dress. FiCTION & & Kit Kennedy The"Me!oon Farm ByS. R. CROCKE TT By MA RA LOUISE POOL A Confident To -Morrow By BRANDER MATTHEWS we three serial stories to appear in 'Zw that have seldom been eaualled in plot and t atment. SHORT STORY O&iTRIBUTORS Cu-?st!rT T. Ilsrrick Harriet P. Spofford Mr ' e. 1 "'Mi kins Margaret S. Briscoe .E'fi W. Tc-.ttie. CaroHne Ticknop Marlon Karland" . Ruth McEnery Stuart SPOi'lL ARTICLES TO APPEAR - T 6u?.y ro -er The Deaf Child r (- ' '3;.r Inz A ftet College, What? ?r By A DALt.VE W. STERLING fl c ' mm others, all of instructive value to women. ) Wi.ki i OJ i J CIS. - S4 00 a Year not xft ftyS. waiCi u TnjT P85"1 il. f f invariablv O to suffer Bladder. operation I CITY! MARKETS. J $SxSx8ex83 Prices to consumers: FRUITS. Lemons, 25c to 50c. dosen. Pears, 20c. to 40c. doz. Baniamas, 25c. doz. Apple's, 80c. to $1.20 bu. Grapes, 25c. basket. PRODUCE. Geese, 12 l-2c. to 15c Ducks, 30c. each. Turkeys, 15c. to 18c. Eggs, 18c. doz.- Chickens, dressed, 18c. to 10c. each. Butter, country. itOo. pound; cream ery, 30c. pound. MEATS. Veal, 7 l-210c. Roasts, 102oc. pound. Ham, 20c. pound. Lard, 10c. pound. Dried beef, 20c. pound. Lamb, 910c. pound. Sausage, 1012 l-2c. pound. Bacon, 810c. pound. Steak, 1020c. pound. Mutton, 810c. pound. Hogshead cheese, 810c. pound. VEGETABLES. Spuaeh, 5c. to 25c. Onions, 5c. quart. Parsley, 5c. bunch. Cabbage, 610c. head. Celery, 5c. bunch. Radishes, 5c. bunch. Butter beans, 10c. quart. Sweet potatoea, 1020c. peck. String beans, 510c. gallon. Irish potatoes, 20c. peck. Canned tomatoes, 7 l-210c. can. Pepper, lc. dozen. FISH AND GAME. Ferch, 1012 l-2c. pound. Drum, 1012 l-2c. pound. King fish, 1012 l-2c. pound. Flounders, 1012 l-2c. pound. Sheepsflrsad, 10c pound. Red Snapper, 12 l-2c. pound. Speckled trout, 1012 l-2c. pound. Black bass, 12 l-2c. pound. Blue fish, 10c. pound. Salt trout. 20c. pound. Oysters, 3040c. quart. Quail, 10 12 l-2c. each. Pheasants, 6575c. each. Clams. 15c. Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke lour Life Away. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag letic. lull or life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-iiac. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, 00c or SI. Cure guaran ',eed. Booklet and sample free. Address jeiiins Ueuiedy Ca. Chicago or New "it oik. ;ni Minute Cough Cure, cut&a That iti what it was made for-. j NOTICE. j Having qualified as administrator of ! the estaite of W. H. Sales, deceased, late a resident of Buncombe county, all per sons h'avung cla'ims against the decedent are hereby notified to exhibit the came to such administrator, on or before the 6th day of January, 1900, or this notice will be pleaded as a War to the rtcovery thereof. This January 9th 1899. JOHN A. BROOKSHIRE, AidminiBrrator of estate of W. N. Sales deceased. 286-6wk DISSOLUTION. The firm heretofore known as G. A Mears & Sons has this day dissolved partnership. The business hereafter will be known as G. A. Mears. This February 3, 1899.. G. A. MEARS. Makes things stiff Elastic starch. Ball & Sheppard 6 Patton &v& Anyone wishing to put steam heat L their building could not dj better than use a Boiler; But you must have experienced work men to dQ the work; and we are confl- aent that we can please jrou,. ,--. r . Ball k Sbepherd. Why. Oka K3 Harrisburg ; be well? If you arf saffcring with, any disease of th Kidneyt Bladder or Urinary Organs, Dr. David Kennedy Favorite Remedy will make you well again. It ha cured cases that bordered on the miraculous. It quickly cures men and women of inability to hold urine, and they are not compelled to get up often and mako 'u " reiaovc uiv scaxamg Mentation in and. when taken according to directions, it cures oains in the small of tb kl Favorite Remedy not only cures Stone in the Bladder aud Bright'i Disease, but prevents them from developing. ' One case is that of Johm J. Niill; of son North' - iwiwuw, m. n, au issy UD LKrga JJ indescribable miseries from Stone in the An eminent physician said a surgical was necessary. If unsuccessful it truant death, and Mr. NeiU put off the evil day as long as possible;4. While in this frame of mind he heard of Dr. David Kennedys Favorite Remedy, and bought it B.efor he had finished the third bottle the" gravel was completely dissolved and his sufferings were at an end. Favorite Remedy is a perfect Blood and Nerve medicine. -It restores the liver to a healthy condition, cures the worst cases of Comtipation, and all diseases peculiar to females. It cures Scrof ula. Salt Rheum, Rheumatism. Your druggist will sell you a regular full-sized bottle for $1.00. Sample Bottle Free. Those sufferers who wish to try Favorite Remedy before buying should send their full postoffice address to the Da. David Kskwkdt Coi- pokation, Rondout, N. Y., and mention thin fatr. A free sample bottle will be sent them prepaid, together with full directions for using. This is a genuine offer, and ail our readers can depend upon it. Trad supplied bv Dr. T. C. Smith. ciRtry M. bm demoaftrfttea tea VMmmaA tfaM that il la ahMwt Lifwi run wwwh PECULIAR WEAKBESIEg. IrrtrolaritlM aad 4ru It bu bocoma li( rtmaf for this clue of trouble. Zt tmmnm a wonderfully heaiiar, etreagw taae pre seed and paiaf al neaetraatfem For Chang of Life It ie the ef medicine made. It ! benef dal during pregnaney and helps fee brine; children Into homee barrea for yeare. It tnrixoraUe, eliara (totea, tomste wfeato e? iena. Thie great remedy la offered to all afflicted women. Why wiB any woman Buffer another minute with certain relief within reaeht Win of Cardui only eoite t0..et per oottle at your drug store. For advice, in caeee requiring npeelel eKreoMone, oddreet. giving syfn4efM. tk "Lodiet' Advitory Department," Th Chattanooga Modlcin C., CKmt- j tonooga, Tmn. . W. SMITH, Camden, S.C., taytl , ''Mv wife d Wine ef Cerdul at heiee ' lor tailing ef th werab and it eaUraiy jured her." THE DIXIE Restaurant aii Coilectloascy 36 South Main St. Oysters on the xh Shell. Oysteis and Game a tjtecistlty. Lunch Counter for short oro?- We will serve ,vc?j any tin irorn ii-am lvioh t i . hfr.el :a- TRY US. Frivate:Dining Rooms, THQ DIX18 News and Grainier s OF Natiooal Importance CONTAINS BOTH, Daily, by mail, - - $6 a year Daily & Sunday, by mail 8 a year THE SdNDAY SON is the . greatest Sunday Newspa per in world. Price 6c. a copy. By mail . $2 a year. Address THE SUN, New York . -3d mm nine ana oour imimm tbe memtnikl ernu. H eure 'white ' ' end f alflnr of Ike weaie. II etope ftoodlng aaa nUorea em Old Papers (Bean and nnmutilated for Bale by, the pound or by .the hnndred. V 10 cts a Hundred Conies. t X " -.T3ftSSS3S969
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