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.. II., Futr--o ~orCuty n etond i-te oz~o Oie glve wl am oneidi sbtiu o' Irki,,D~Wit Tlig' Got edl Hle rr'alo i h enr7ai ai ff6i ad. hn.Cl -:abtwt Aesi neoz,~:, t4?ae"h.4e t_'Rsle e Srig hih hsicetvbe oorf nFBIit 46sed ok oh taZi 1 na~ t t ad

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iso e ft mnrlm'e'Hi''d -i fsie'Sid " ooiiffloegrud.an npo.Cresn.- Teafiatepoohe;Dsac, oe'gtsf'' yid.Te ali uts Advriofieiad am

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-tI p&h~~f'iit~.idPre.i~ otergtoe+ale ag 6 ~ cerpitad noe 't h os'd Woiufai np'-~,~, . . uniV -'.

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T he, 1J'c1 an game as they did before.> Now foot B a dle $i T NEW YORKvdor htball is a very uncertain i!game and', ad y 10-ET OR -

Entered as second-ost matter atAdover otefellow shout' o Frst-Cass Liited Ticts. Fares

T"ai' '- ':d -" Ffr q'/'' Iolt"Ji Liieik'.' FAnnual Subscription, $2.00. every minute ntil time has a0 - - F 15e.- educd a

. -- called. Ti]cse are by. o- m cals nil FALL RIVER LINE-.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l'le .. NAE, Manllnl lAi.',rIV ETo TJ,,:'

--- ~~~, . i ' T" T I ! I'*'^ ... . ' , , ." J. NYEALE, MIana.ini iEnjr. tile dfuiciencics, and we' 11- \ll , T - Steamers Puritan and ilg'*im in

.1. ATlIA, Husiness Manager. tl e tii ill3 r Iir lV c p flo PnnOF2ivP Fishinw Commission.wee-,,.„ mid a,,-] half „ i ni. „„. u-h ,,i,, „ *iP A- '''Cpeave Comyany, i.,llinan Vestibule Express Trais leavo Parkweeks, .anda hall' 1101o ill wlicil -It ,SuareStation, Old. Colony Railroad. lBtiton, at

EDI TORS. correct heir sl CO-lji. N$ t h - - . week d.ty8, 7 '. M. SfiIm. s, ecnifiectinlg at Fall'91~~~~. ~~ COI''l~CCL heir ~or C~~ll~in~g.. :i thliatl "~ Ziver with bteamner due in 2.ew York at atiuit iol,'9

! ) ~1.,1~ i ^' ^~~~~~. A * * * ^^~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A. RETURNINXG steaintr I urtt Mw. YorkF. {I.TIN, . . r LR ltc tCilll have guO e -t0 tl, . t[a- l'*lll -iiiIg from Pler 28. N. IL, foot of iurray sreit, dailvy, -

- "'.. . - .11 1 i *ii .. - $u"^^S~ ~Snudaxs ncluled,. at 5 ir.s. ('*, ection to a;.1. TAVYLOR, .i;. F. o: 1'. TOtwS h). ilc, tlhe chool Will expelt to scec a )mw l rooklyn axd JerseyCitylyAnnexlonat.

· 2. , ni,.li bentr exi;><,n»'f-lihr tio1n ' foot. bl . - AN OI CH<TRlA,on eacrh' steamnier throughout!e. X. 1111Cl b>Ctterl ,llllYltl011 O[ l0t balltn , ti */ - th.-year. Biaggaec checked roui Hotel or e-

G. X. MoL.vii \:,, L. W;.ni'i, tlan in . „„ u g . dence o destination. '" * ..-.1.0. w D.L:VAU.L~ tan ill the' pr'evious ~ames. -- i. ^ ^ Sf *% i^ """' * d ^ ^ -*J. 0. 1toin~, I.). r' ~ games.. - Tickets, stateroomns nd berths seeured -at the

J.L. 3101th, 'VAH.L. Line OffiCe,

'G^-. s. MCLAItEN,'*. .. . ------- *- * ^ ^ ^2 K * -" No. 3 Old State House,A, Xe Instructor.^tSafl " aid at Park Square Station, Old Colony Railroad.

*'- ^^,,-,«. ,„,--, xv' . _ , * A ,New Instructor. t .-e .r. ... .. CK.*" herlllillili: will l) i>sued every Wdne-t.day and - k. KENDIUCKG. .- anrJ GtO. 1. CKEO,G.-Gen. 31aiaget:o

p, .. ' Saturday during the sclhNw ear except in vacation. X

All communications must, be accompanied by the' . Oll-coClunt pf tlle' unitsuji Lnber . itP'TMEt,-.et, 801i-ftl.l/tif.

writer's full namd and.addr4ss, ot nceQsarily for o s t y th · of --

uRblication unls so desired o tUents this year, thie number o -'

Coinnnnicatiois may be addres.ed to the hil- ollr faculty has'been increased to thir- - M.-HAN ON,liplan, Andover, as., or dropped in the Philliptan teen by the addition 'of Mr.- Chla'rls rd d T r ta1box placed in te niain .all of the Academy building. Br ao d oe Ph w be Stable.

Emerson 0b'one' /li.B., who has been - , - , , * --- :._,. *The editors-do not hold themselves responsible for . . - First class Teamns to let at reasonable rates.

the opinibns of any correspondent. appointed a teachlier.ill te Academy. .... . A Tally-Ho coach for Ball Teams

,-_ ='M [ K ~%Stone granuated at thie Sheffield Fall Goods in all Departments and otber paities.-~ ~ ~ THE ANDOVER PRESS, PRINTERS.-THE ANDOVER PRESS. PRINTERS. - Sciefic School of Yale IOniv'ersity f T,--

-- ~~*-]- * -- in 1889 and spent-the-following- year Open to A ,I would like to call the attention of a post te t dent. EXPRE-He ha 'c .

the fellows to the communication c6n--had a year's experience in taching, Main St - Andovr Ordeipronptly attended to. .cernimg the school's presenting the|. Ma~hcil~ h~~l:;'cin St. Andover.

cerni'g the sclool's presenting theand distin-guished himself in college- - F. E. WILBUR, Agent.winer of the singles i te tennisb excellence in E-lishand Natural ..-... . --

''l tournament at Exeter' with some slight' i ish atAistory..... token expressive of our appreciatioq- - ___________,__

of-his-eff6rts We comand the-idea -__-_-__________________I .~~~ ~~- ·( .....

as a good one, and worthy of the Con- -sideration of every fellow in school ; especi a lloy so when we remember that-tile cup is not held by the Winner, butplaced in he trophy case--as- the

p .roperty of the school; also, that a . HA N .there is o demand worthy o II- P.e. HAN N,

P440TOGRAPER'-tion upon the huances of tile school PHOTO , R Ito train nen for such a contest. It Casgaph t Phillips Academy, Andovor,

estst l the fellows millgohjpto teGN oEkE W? .O -3DiR

seemsto us that the fellows migtlook We invite yohr'careful examination ofour superir work. Special low rates have bee -upon such n act as a privilege. The T A ! -,r1scontracted for this year. Cardsentitling holders to secure these rates ay be procured t -o

idea is not of recompefise or reward, lh I\II R White, '91, Clrk,, King, 'i91, Atli'i,'91. - - -- -

butme sipltatofaouenr; TAILOR II UIIIUIILII. All'work guaranteed absolutely satisfactor C Wednesday and aturday afternoons es-

· b splytofa sove i' Sir of pecialy reservdaed for Phillips men. Views of rooms, tc., by daylight o flhlight proceshave te cup to evrem ind us of the a specialty. Due notice of appointment of our Agent, who will answer 'al ~ .all .es.

victory, wly s eould o tile e who. be ann ouned. -

- e brought us the victory hae something ]tTlii Tmt Ctwe Temp PA istEEt. o son, to remind him of it also. We hopethat te fellows will coqne _tAW the.tha tt, fellos wl excpone teA AGENT FOR BriOWNne J.'H. 'i'CH-ANDLERspirit o9fth-eommunicatioln, and take DEALER . '

FINE BOOTS ANXD SHOES,' ~~o I tt01y '~L0t,~speedy steps toward making it a A ctA ius9o.a toereality. -Stn:1a, ito-or-vrn!,~-.tnt' lMatkn-: relw crfuU:.- - ,olieite d Maker - I n -

If a hooes for the -.A. BLabe, all Team, '89.-__________________ ~ MAIN STREET,-AN OVER.

; gTheame-wi the-Harvard-rcsh- Troy Lau0ndryePo r. A- I -I

" ien last Saturday was, on the whole, C E FOfN- ytC--. ,a very fair game and showed a marked - rea .- ole.Wio T.ns c (an, o O - 'C a- -,t) lee Crealli on b id~~nt,-: - CHOICE lee CreamCtodAs Einpro6vement over- all previous ones '.kI Shake, and all thelatest drinks.

CALLS - .'DELIVERS Trifl tile matter ot' fumbling tile ball, CALLS - ' DELIVERS '- MAIN STREET, ANDO¢ER, MASS. Bicycles carefully Repaired. Keys Fitted. Sawsbut there were several dos efect s which M0ndays and Thursdays. Thursdas and Saturda. F ied, Scisors Ground, and ay light Ma-

b-the tere were several defects which a ~. chine Work dtateone at short notice. , 'were brought out very plainly. The ON .. o.. PARK ........OPPS.TE ENGINE .OU..

0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,o osea ~, ogr.r r..CA10101 Posr ....--- ' -first and mo~t conspicuous of these C-'-- e ... heANDOVER, MASS.- - -

- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~Corner of Main andEssex 8reets. is the : :.:.::." was that, with the exeption of per- bestPrompt Service,,FrtC;s ohaps two men, the team tackles high. ' A s tock of nicely flavored certiekers always

on hand irJOUN R. MUTH[I -This-is a very bad fault, for te only · hiis~is -~ very bad faul, - 011 bu~ld. _ Director of ]. A. Glee Club 89-90. Is ready t re-way you call tackle or even et llear -. stune instraetion in' -

a good half-back is by tackling low. TheS",A Laver VOICE BUILDING and SINGIN.Ifaplayer runstotackle a rusher Main St., And 'er. : : ......DaylightIf. aI-layer runs to tackle a rusher Refers to A. W. Tbxayer, ,iostpn. Apply at- 23

and keeps Iris head and shou-lers up - 80 Candle Power; Bartlett Hall. -

he is almost sure to get pushed off Also a full line of Fancy 'Hardware, Cut-and lose his mani. The scondfault -, 'lery, Wincdow G;ass, Eto.,at , ,DAL , :ARRIAGE0,brought out conspicuously was that "re

" aalw~ays at -the Depot to.: meet - every,the team does not play as hard after 'H. rthe te~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~, -H., Mc, ;,:,.. tra in, ?omnpt and:Couiteous treatment:'

they think that they have won the rain St. Andover. ANDOVER, MASS. ,,, . , '- , ANO' , MASS',.;--"' . :

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- d ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' f,.;';' -'"r.g : .C TT T lnTCt : WrigDht i son's -Agency,Y ... ... 6XIIIJ J.U l ENGLISN .COMMONS, 1-1.0 D' 'S:'' . ;; TAILOR TO THE - .. .ATHLETIC GOODS

"cpt~~ ....,0 ......- ~~~~~~~~~~ ' ' ~ OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. '"(::) P. .-. - -O-OPERATIVE SO ETY - .7* » ... . xj»x~ V.j .LJ.V..L .. - . U k.J~O'~,d.IL...'.' * Jeraeys, Sweaters; Blazers, Foot 1halls, Racquets, - ° .

I|! I 0 ' - , * ' .~TP ffl - ' ·- ' - , Tennis Set, Tennis Shirt, Belts, ;ato Eto. lonestprices Satifactat'j..y ~ ... ~..---~..~---._ _ - , Iverything 'in Athletics furnished at

... - yaSsi* s. = . r-di t given If desired... ,

Hr ! o ='fB-' A Very Large Assortment of - __ . - ,r

M-14= o ^ ~^ M~IVost Correct London Styles. ,, .,IL. ~ .' #Z-/E~IB^ ~i'__' . . r. A - . ':

Z' .2 [ '~ S^Bo-me petial New Fabrics'For Full Dress. The.Latest STATIONERY STORE.

H s ~ ^ \"XS,' '-~.?~ Effects in Fancy Waistcoats, for. Full, Half Dress, B d -- o . a. -hi = ~~: v 7o_5-S^/ ... . . ... ._n m -nr *Blocks and Note Books of all kinds and

_:r ,-L -4 .~5^* S and General Wear, Etc.,, Etc. sizes. Fine Letter and ote Paper.-' -=, u Blotting and Toilet Paper. Pens,

.,3' '{^ *- - - -__^ - Penholders, Pencils, 'Ink,L- W ^**g P ^ . * '' - Mucilage, Etc., Etc.

(D wa .1~,38 Washington Street, oston.<(e ' 4 2- '-^ -^ * S%. * 338, Washington Street,_ Boston. Book Straps, and aftull line of Novelties.** .j ,'' ... --:- .. A Large Stock of Second Hand Books.

- "~ E LAKE1 L. 1-6.. PhillIpana. - Veazie,ex-P.A. '91, was in town. Satur- _ '_ _ '__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

'"-__ _ _ _ " - _ day. --- The foot-ball team weit to te training ' Th bari-

-~ ~ ----- er-was-a very-small-aadience-atF-thb.....- · '.table o Friday. cThere ery small audience at the -

Cosb,--.A.90,Havrd'co ncert given by thetwelve Corner West and Washington Streets,C toswy, Sau.A. '90 lr 4 was in ladies of Warrens Military Band, on M3on-

'-- ' 't- -T- . town Saturday. _ -, - day night. The inclemency of the weather BOSTON.

T-L~ T O II McCormick, ex-P.S. '91, has been kept many away, and probably those who -_To-p 'elected captain of the Yale Fresh. .. were there would have beenabsent if they Special-Importation-of-High

-T ..O- * ~had-known what was in store for them. ' - -

-p-l, IT ALeavitt, ex-P.S. '91, has gone to-the The concert-began at 8 o'clock, and drag--.a s

The Harvard Co-operatives Exekeritrainingtable. ged along for two hours, and hen came to -kTIra loet te eigt fth adene.ONebk Dress and loves,

'71 Beacon Stz'ee , ~Y.M.C.A. had a business meeting ast a close, to the delight of the audience.71 Bacon Stet, Boston.-* '; -Saturday night to elect delegates for the -- LtsSatnday,-ay-et-e iaven, for the Opening this Week.

OPPOSITF. rUBLIC ARuEN. Havelhill conmention, Oct. 23-26.- - firs time in thirteen years, the Scientific r -

Agentfor Winchester, Son & Flowers; Whit- first and seco elevens are ex- Freslmen beat the Academic at the fall SPECIALTY:Th~'firt~'nd scon elvensareex-SPECIALTY:taker & Co., and Hill Brothers, f regretta 6f'the Yale Boat Club. Holmes, -eused from recitations a four, in order toLondon,' W. .ecaptain, Stillman, 'and- Walcott, all P.A. at Ppl Prices.have more time to practise before dark. ' Underwear at Popular Prices.

-- …Any - th:_e te.....nis. . . '90, rowed on the Academic crew. The ____________________', _ - - Any man who plays on the tenniscourts Juniors also beat the Sophomores. . $ .

0. CAiPMAN, of the Association in the afternoon before ae t - - S uits, $1 25-4' * -.1.30 will be fined fifty ca~tt - Yale beat the Orange. Athletic Club, Pants, 3.00

.30. wl be. fined... fifty.. ..... C- - -.... which is mainry composed of-ohl college 0DINING ROO S-- Therewill be a good race for the school playes; i'to 0, a-tEasO---ange, N.-J. -,- -2L ---',( - Pants, 5.00

Fruit, Confectionery-, Blank ooks, Stationery, inks. foot-ball championship, after the Exeter last Saturday. L. Mowry, S. Mowry, and Pt , _- -~1io-,ene Oil. and Ln'nt,* arge Stek wihoMrtnS.alld .AmenteCaned Goods, Base al ooL game, wit prospects of orton St. first, Speer, all old P.A. men, played on the Suits,-, 35.00,_Oil. and-J. Mime, with prospects of Morton St. first,~~~~~~~~~~~. .

and Eglish. Commons ad Abbot St. Orange team. Pants, 8.00* Everything pertaining to aStudent's Outfit, g , ,as .

________goo seconds - .F. M. Warref,' P.A. '75, Assistant

Spaulding, P.S. '89, and' Cummings, Professor in Johns Hopkins University, ALL -GRADES AND PRICES. -HE~"N-RI-':P.~~~~~~~~ - . M aq'rtcei hels oma fPioHEINRY P. NOYE,", p. A. '90, spent Sunday in town. has an article in the last Journal of Philo- Ever nu to rr

sophy on "Style and Chronology in Cor- Every Garment Cut toOrder.ine Cabinet an Upholstery WOrk tO Ott, L. C. has elected Tyler captain of its eille." C

i ~h _ ~~~~foot-ball team.":--- oot a team David Kinley, P.A. '78, for several Plyioutl Rock Paits o.,,-xFV.L LZX]' OF Wht,,11a ee ofndt i* A Fi.L I.IN O , White, '91, has been confined to his years principal of the High School inFrniture, Carpets, BeddingEtc. room a few d ays by ab'td ' North Andover, ha gone to Johns Hop- 11-17 llit . 9 Washingtn 5t,F rnituL,;e, ar-pets, edding,-Et, , ~fouins0 H,,

, ODT- 'ril'The 12.26 .-- ain to Boston has been kins University where he will study Politi- BOSTON, MASS;%.r Tll OLD TAND*v - LAi. changed to 12.20. cal Economy, Comparatiive Jurisprudence,

;'AK STREET, . 'ANDOVER. t ' and the History of Institutions. M E. WHITEProf. Jernegan was in town over Sun- Scessor toE. Gil, -

- day;, and preached at the Baptist Church. The. Harvard Seniors held their annual- n B I ECO'Iim iN -; Ms ' .. Class Day lection. nj. the Lower Iassa- MASON a nd BUILDER.

COU~ lO~N-e.. : "~Mrs. Prof. Harris gave a very pleasant chusetts Hall on the evenilg of October Tiplang ion g hiten i ng Fand TintIng doneTX)~T1SrTXT1S( " TT tea party on Tuesday evening to allf- the 14. The session lasted six hours,.in which inthe best'annueralterghtlp'ies'DINqIN G H A_~LL. ' · .~ Office, Essex Street,IIN±I^^kX ~~-~ ~* fellows who went-up-to-Exetor-with-the- -M-r.-Johu- L. Dodge, P.A." '87, was elected Opposite Barnar'as Paint Shop.

Permanent Board; $3.cq per week. tenisplayers. chairman of the Class Day committee. -- - -------Desi'able room., to rnt. ·· oth

William Mlarland, Proprietor. BRO WN'S- rCITIRE' IIONIE LAUTDRYE Andover and Boston Expresg --SCRIPTURE'S " H01KE," LAUNDIR-- SCCEovO~~~~~~~rniA~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ , , -I U CSSRT

· ?MVUJ n fllBWW l 6,Si ~ OB, [ ~ ~: The Oldest Laundry in these parts, with an en- Johnsn's AndOVer & Boston011=-xpreSS, -- ' '" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~val reuain "ogh fo by ' . . l..l''

- a. i rnon-eondhctor of heat and cold. isuoto - vble reputatn, sought for by all intUnited StaltesndInterltional Express.a c ,ork~sole in repelling molsture, withoilt being %=~clusy. Thi oeplnmore le bl ie t- -en rival concerns. . Boston Offices: 34 Court Sq., 7TKingstin St. ---any other. givingperfect v'Oitjation, hereby keep-*ing te fntin aliealthy-condition. ry a pair and -A . - -----* ' ''~.- n AMT 'A<4* Andover Office:- Park Street. ,

-you will wear,nu others.- . . .-. . J. BRA LY X, Agent. So § - - SOLE AozT.iMO¥ ANsDOVER, B *. B. -TUTTLEi, Proprietor.

. . SEARS, Bank Building. Gooils.calledfor Mondays-and.Thursdays, anddelivered Thursdays and Saturday. Late Expressfrom Bostonat 6o'clock. . -

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__________-___ · -- W,. Spun Silk (best-quality),. ,'ruf I)OT ~rlM~l~I~ liV'~' 'J' , 'Slk'slid W*6 Flmnel,'[ ./ 2,,: '.

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CELEBSS^TBXS S3.ArnZS- I VEMBAND BOrIERY. NO ES 'BROS -- UNDERAVEARANDHi OsMRY/:': :"Pure Lamb's Wool, I , I[fiT. '

The Natural Gray Wool, New English Long Cravats, . . , White and Brown Merino, "The London Puf Cravats, ^

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--- rur Silk and Wool,- Thea Derby.ck-~' /'^^^p^-"^~. ^- -~ *~ ---- Pur Silk and Wool,. - '- special Ciulitnd Colltge colors always in stock, at . , ., , English Balbriggan, NOYS.BROS.' :

* "- i In sizes 28 to 50 inches.

^AT,^ NOYES B^RoOS.'4 BATH&BANKET WRAPS.'.. <..~ "^v~~~-~ *; , . ~~-,. jFor the Nursery,, For the Sick Room,:-

e -For the Bath, - ,'-*A,, - ..llrfS ^For Steamer -Traveling,' . , -

Styles Correct. Quality Unequalled. Sole Agents for MB-otei. wyCrraeMae. to a-,special order. - ' P-r Men, Women, Children and the baby;-,,,' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Famous Londonr Tan~at $1.&0, $,~l~.70ow .u - . ... ' Henry Heath's and White's English Hats. I e os n Tt 2.t3"-. - Fownes' New Craven Tan, Y.

3 a g SownesCendibTan rettNOYES-BRO S,,381 Washington St.,~ Boston.~ 'Fownes' Best Cheverette, Hlosiers, oIers, and Shirt Makers,

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_ -- ---- iB-&-M-Ti mi e-Table; -The Tournament at Exeter. Communication. VE RTBOaD;Y' _SIC=ANDOVER TO BOSTOx. 'A.M., 6.50 ex. ar. in Boston Some days ago our boys went up Editors of Phillipian: - vyonesure esid lese sc.~~~~~~~~~ ever one Is sure o be suited. lease slect

7.38; 7.46 ex. ar. 8.35; .06ex.ar.85; 8.3ex.ar.9.20; To play at Exeter for the cup, The etusias disayed ntu your autumnal mucbooks.9.43 ex. ar. 10.35; 11.10 acc.ar. 12 05. P.M., 12.20 ex. -. The. eTtrusiasw displayed p eoplUke -The tennis' championship. .Temperance People will like'.ar.' 1.05; 12.39 acc, a. 1.40; 1.25 ace. ar. 2.20 by all of the fellows last Wednesdy T2..0A:.c. csADz, (33 ct, 3.o dz.) Emeron 4.25 ace. a. 5.26; 5.44 acc. ar. 6.42: 7.11 ex. ar. 8 They left upon an early traip. - · & Moore. ) e -e------ 9~e--ar.-10ao.ao. ..sl --0a; .. sro- 8.;33 The day ws fair, no sign of rain. . nigW -esorting Anderson from the TEMPERAO nALLyikO sooxas, (5 ts. $3.60 -dz.) ar9.30: 12.20 ar.l.2;p.. 4.2 ar. 5.30; 6.53 ar7, R twas apleasant trip. depot to his home, showed that we - - A - .u-wllk71 ar. 8.0.-Allaccomrmodation. -.- Vie Clubswillil .

/ . -~ -* ~_ F_or_Us.playedGimlet,_famed from far, - - were all proud of the work he did at EERSoNs, MALE VoICE GBs,(8l. $9.)BOSTON TO ADOVEIL A.M.. 6.00 ace. ar. in An . ,, r~-,_A-~.EVOICECHoit,(6c. SSdz.)

dover7.02; 7.30acc. ar. 8.23; 9.30ac. ar.24; 10.25 And Chase, singles, was their star, - Exeter. Now',- couldn't there be. G a so' ra. VOmyc C ao , OC. .)acc.ar. 11.30 .xM., 12.00 ex. ar. 1250: 12.30 x. ar. The centre of their hopes. (till more pleasant way-to show our WAu Soo0.'(Octs. $4.0 dz.1.09; 2.15 ex. ar. 3.00 , 3.20 ex. ar. 4.05; 402 They played and rested, played again, Bos, old and yound, will like

---- aeo.-a-r. -,Q--S6o0-ex.-ar..45.-6O ecx.-ar. 6.47; And cheers for marv'lous playing then ' appreciation of his . success. Such a COLLEGE SoNos, 82 songs. (l50c.) -Neyr 200,000 sold.' .. Scl/ool Ten~~~~~~~~~~~~hom~~_eamiot help lkn -the three .6.35 acc. ar. 7.31; 7.0 acc. ar. 7.52; 11.00ex. ar. 11.45. Were heard around te ropes. b presenti him with some small - Scool Teacreaot help k the thre -

_ SUXNDAY: A..., 8.00 ace. ar. 9.06; P ., 5.00 ace. ar. b - ooks of - -6.14; 6.00ex. ar. 6.47; 7.00 acc. ar. 5.02. T- ..-Exeter the first game we t Q --token which would ever be'a reminder soo xuMA~ur, 30c, 40c, 50c,$3,$4.20,$4.80dz. Em-

won,; 6.00 ex. ar. 6.47; 7.00 ace. ar. 8.06. e~rt II ' cf, r. t g, I - me -v e Ir oterson. -ANDOVE TO LAWRENCE. A.Mi., 7.02, 8.23, 9.00 - As Chase oi winning seemed intent, of the scllool's heartvco-operation with 'iano Teacers willike, very much,'ns the best'

0.24, 11.30. P.m., 12.50, 1.09,1.26,3.00,.42.4.05, His prose was w ell mct, ' him in his successfmiureffort to add one stco 1i ..§.00, 5.45,6 47, 7.31,-7.52 SNDvAY: A.m., 9.06. P.31. _His rps aswll me, hilhssucessf'etr tadonjtso' $s,.T. o~LI~&~C,,,x E.xEmCIsE S ~o)

500 's 545 647, 7.3 NDY: A. 9.6. For Gimlet quickly took a brace,' more to the sto ur vitories Gospel Singerswill like 6.14,6.4. 8.2,. ^^ ^.^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^. ^^ more to te liseat our victories.And won the next six games with grace, P rf iNui ceerul 4 nswerook

LAWRENCE TO ANDOVER. A.M., 6.40,7.30,7.55, .20, - - Thus givin us the set. - . Lettersof Inquiry cheerfully answered. -Books9.30,10.20, 11.00. P.M., 12.C5, 12.30, 1.15, 1.25', 2.35, mailedfor-retailprice. 4.14, 5.5.5.40, .01 *, 9.30. SU )V: 7.35, 8.1. P.M. The next, six-love. Gun. beat himisore, m d t a p i 12.10,4.25' 5.35,7:400, 9.08*. -. Though Chase, still hopeful, tried to score. - Notices. -

Thoug] Notices. O~~l LI'~EL DITSONZT C0N~PTand froi Soitiide. No use, his sun bad set. O DIBSON. , .. Y

The next, six-.two. This score did show IINQUIRY. -

- To poor young Chase his cae as dough, " toRni ytEA & ABBOTT. ce_^ Meeting to-night at 6.45 o'cldck. I P. WBGHTlie was not in it yet. A I . , , ' '

MEAT AND PROVISIONS, When MillsandSpauldingplayed theirpart - PHILO. BOOTS SHOES AND RUBBERS,ed tlicirpart.~~ BOOTS SHOES AD'RUBBERS,,

.... =Xn~~~~~~~~~~-td lost, we took it ot to lieart.-- - AIN ST., NDOVR d lost we took it not to heart. ; Meeting Friday evening at 7. Sub-' - BARNARD'S BLOCK, MAIN ST.MAIN'. ST., ANDOVE.-. We know the)did not shirk. I- , I - -

.__ „___ W know for us they played theirkbs. ]eect for debate, Resolved: That Strin- * - 1iepairlin prinptly attenlded.to. - -Wte know for us they playedl their best,_ : ......... ...And for their effort they'll be blest, gent Civil Service Reform Laws are. '- -SARGENT~~. LAO.R `etakt~mfrterwr.0]LA~S. H. GILBERT---~AtlRG ~NT LAUiNDRYI C~OU. ~ We thank tem for their-work. essential to the Stability of the Gov- O A . H. ILB

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Goods collected and delivered._Orders left at Why buy a Columbia. BANK BLOCK, -ANDOVER, MASS.Chapmian's or II.A. Bodwell's Maple Ave. J. 'L. Crofts, agent for J. W. Brine, , u gaaed drbe a

wi beat Chapman' Wdnesy n i It is fully guaranteed;' durable' and - -S:--- T ------------------ c*_-- will beat Chapman's Wednesday and !.A~ll~ls~ay, Oct ~ - with a f sll ple; honest in construction and' SMITTH,& -MANINKNG-BRAINARD CUWMINGS, -Thursday Oct 22 and , with a full'51 MAih ' nS.

handsome if finish; 'will run the.CARPENTE{ AND BUILDERS.-.ife of sporting'goods, neckwear, etc. EC APENT vER Mass BUILER. e f ggos, wartc.easiest and last the longest;- it .is DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, ;And-over, M ass. _~i~LqAndoer,-ass______________ easiest repairedLparts are electrically AN±_ M ... - -.Cont. PAUne AND B.=L 1r n'r SsS1iOP: CI. P-.IV ANDBBTLETT STS. -- ANOVER,:MASS.'-7 --

Building lumber constantly on hand or fur- The Go-Operative Tailor, welded;.you pay list price; I pay extra _Dished at short noti>,e. Plans and - arges. E Smith, agent BEAN--~

. - ~~~~Specificatioitm-furillshed. ,, -, - ____ - - J.JV DJaL, .*.Speciflcatio-s----'n^-- .. „ We do the largest student trade of

TOW NSENDS'~ ~any strict!y'High Class Tailors in the L 0 HAIR *C UTTE , Steam Laundry.K country. - , / :TOWN HALL BUILDING-'-,

te CALadS. ' We are direct-importers, aud carry . -' CALLS. --, - Mondays between 1 and 2.30 o'clock. - a line of special Woolen not shown - JOHN R ELL,Mond,~~~~~~~ line of special Woolen's not s~' .oG

Thursdays between 4.30 and 6 o'clock. by others. -. for c-2 for 5c-fr 5C' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--o'-2 fo-SC.0~ B. MASON - Mr. H.'B. Kendrickwil be in A -. -2'forc-2or5c-2forc COALWOODHAYandSTRAW, illbeirr An- ~~~~~COAL,WOOD, HAY'an'd STR'AWi: :.i'i".~

-,. M "AO Nt dover-within 10 daywtih :our-trunk-2for .- WHEW --- CARTER'SBLOCK, MAIN ST. : .Contractor and Builder, of samples and sample garments. The bs va i- Ad e r ~~E--~-',"'"A.T" --Con act~r and'

ANDOVER, MASS. SpeciaUlnducements for early orders., f9 [ - HOUD TAB; ,/.Plans for Cottages aof Ltest Desgs. epairng prompll h s w.rk -r LMO -"

attended to. FRANK D. SOMEP., P.A. 69 r p c ,or , W ' _GGE_'/ P.p.., .'- ... _- Carria :ftrnabish alSor, .mSHxrH . ... Co-Operatlve Tailor, dings, 'etc]rm .C' ' ' . - - ' E rstclassteams.Proip_' nd6 ocentC£? ,-;'

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