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ay it in thc clamp, and so on until it is fun,
Place ono knee on the bundle and bring the
swino together, ana tie by passing through
me loop and mailing a simple knot, Cut the
5wine; place one foot ON the board and lift
The bundle out and replace the Irvine rs be-
Gore. The bundle can be easily boundus tight
rs the Irvine will bear, \ clamp of this size
will make about four bundles from a shock of
100 hills. and onccu-cl will always be wanted.
--W. c. S. in Enrll Now Yorlier.
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THE FARM AID GARDEN.
HOW TO RAISE PEACHES AND WHAT
VARIETIES TO PLANT.

"A Fodder Clamp and II Trap to Keep
Rats and Snakes Out of Your Drains.
OF Advantage To Apple Suppressed
Whcat-PCach Culture.
Halcs Early is considered by many to be
She best carly peach now in the market 1t
issaid to have originated in Portage county,
o., from seed planted hya German. 1t ripcns
very early, from the middle of July to the LIST
IF August isn fair, healthy grower, the leaves
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During dry weather rats, snakes and other
creatures not wanted there often crawl into
the mouth of drain pipes and choke them.
To prevent this, Robert Grain, n farmer in
Bucks county, Pa, invented the hinged cover
here shown
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nothing harmful, are
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cause no inconven-
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TRANSFERS.

L. E. Wrightto L. P. Cooper, trustee,
deed TO secure q note of $1,000 in
chancery and $500 to Elizabeth McKis-
SOD, lots 26 and 81 Ct the subdivision
OF lot block 8 on south side OF Jas
samine street.
Shelby County Building and Loan
Association to Mrs. j. T. Hardin, lot
IL j. 7. Harden's subdivision Of the j.
W. Lewis grant, loCae ed on north side
New Raleigh road, for Sl450.
Elizabeth Cook and husband to
Hunsdon Gerry, uu,tee, to secure
Mrs. Care Cloth in the sum OF 5000,
lot No. 10 j. f. McKjnney's sub.
division, Mckinney street.
L. +. Davidson TO Samuel Hrsb,
trustee, to secure the Memphis Build
irg aOd Saving Association in the
sum oil $4C0, lot II of A. WIipht's
subdivision, fronting so feet each eide
CT Davie avenue.
VIM. r Williams to Geo. A. Will
liams, deed to l2iS acres of land in the
Fourth Civil District, Shelby county,
for 800 clean cash.
r. B. Bradley TO NJ. O. Bradley, all
the interest OF H. b. Bradley in his
late fathers estate, consisting Of 4S0
ceres of land in section 10, range 8,
township |, of tho Ohick3saw Ces.
sion, in the Eleventh District, for the
sum of $500.
j. l.. Price to ]. M. Coleman, or,
west bali Court Square in the town Of
Raleigh, Shelby county, for $3.50.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII he Held To-day at the vsrious
Churches at the Hours Named.

Spiritual HaH.-25s Second street. Meet
| ing at pm.
:, Salem Baptist Church. Carolina street. The
Rev. Il. W. Williams, pastor.
81. Mdrv's Cdthedrdl-Poplar street, Ser
vices at and ii am. andS pm.
Sogdrdns Street Methodist Church, chelsea, -
Services at II am. by l.. IL. Estes.
Rowan. Mission, Fort Pickering. Ser
vices at IL am, and ! 80 pm. Rev. Mr.. Snow,
pnstor.
Georgia Street Methodist.-The Rev. D. D.
Moore pastor Preaching at II am. and
1880 pm.
SranOers' Church. Union street. The Rev.
N N. Long, pastor. Services at II am.
and SPIN.
Menpbis Bethel, Praise service at 7:sO
I'm. Good singing will be in attendance.
Welcome all.
Mmaruei Chwch. No. 25l Third street, be-
tween Jefferson and Court. Service at IL
am. and SPIN.
Cumberland Presbyterian. - Court street.
Services Mt ii am. aud 1880 pm. Rev.
ii. A. Jones, pastor.
Central Methodist Church. Union street.
Services at ii am. aud 1880 pm. X, IL.
Mahon, ID, pastor.
Vance Street Christien Church.-PreachinR
at II a ~ and Sp IN. by tho Rev. d. X. Wiz
kins, Of Baltimore, Md.
Central Baptist. Second street, noar Bealo,
Preaching Mt II am. and 1880 y. IN. by the
hev. A. W. Lamar. pastor. All seats free.
First Baptist. at IL am. and
7;i5 pm, Rev. II. A. Venable, pastor. All
seats free. All are invited.
Epdnpclicdl Lutheran TRINITY Church tGer-
mdnl washington street, between Third
and Fourth. Service at 1890 am.
Second Presbyieridp Church. Corner Main
and Bealo streets; Services, at II am. and s
~ hp iha HaV
First Methodist. Corner Vt Second nd Pom
lar streets The Rev, $. A. Steele, ID. D.,
pastor. Service atll am. and 80 pm,
Fret Presbvtert1n. Corner Of Third and
Poplar streets. Preaching at II am. and
pm. by the Rev. Eugene Daniel, d D., pas
tor.
fernando Street Methodist Church. Corner
Linden and fernando. Preaching at II
am. and I 80 pm. by the Rev. j. NJ. Spence,
pastor.
Christian Church Corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets, Communion service at 10 80
am. No preaching morning or night during
pastors absence.
Young MEMS Christian Association-wu
hold Gospel meeting at their rooms, 205
Main street Gee block, at 1880 PM, led by
Henry Crofs, ESQ.
CALGARY Church. Corner Of Second and
Adams streets. Early communion at am.
Service az IL am. and SPIN, the Rev.
Norman Harris, officiating.
Lduderddle Street Presbyterian Church.
Corner Lauderdalo and Beale streets.
Preaching at II am. and s pm. By the
Rev. S. @. Caldwell, pastor.
Alabama Street Presbvteriqn CksrcA. Cor
ner 81 Alabama street and jones avenue.
Services at ii am. and 1850 ?, IA. by the Rev.
James Il. Martin, ID, pastor.
Avery Chapel, A. NJ y. Church. --Desoto
street, near Beale. TheRev. George Dardis,
pastor, will preach at 1880 am. General
class meeting at SPIN. Preaching Mt 5 pm.
Grace CAurek Corner Vance and Lauder
b.. rector. Morning prayer nj an:
mornipe service and communion ut IL am;
aVnnfrE nrnYer and Aarmnn nI nm
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Adam 18th: We learn that
Mr.. Henry f. Walsh is Dem
ocratic candidate for the State
Legislature. He is gentleman pos
sessed OF some fine abilities. He re-
ceived a college education and gradu-
ated with honors. Since he came to
Memphis he has been busy and indus
triuus. His education and talents at
once secured for him employment In
the county offices. AS Deputy Clerk
and Master Of the Chancery Court he
has acquitted himself most creditably.
He is nephew Of Mr.. John Walsh, a
gentleman OF tried integrity and finan-
cial worth, and one whose past SER
vices to the Democratic party have
been very valuable.
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PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM.
FITTING AND SUPPLIES.
j. w. n. Browne, No. 26l Second
street,

-
The already large and constantly
increasing demand for thorough and
sanitary plumbing has necessitated
the carrying OF 5rge stocks OF
supplies in the latest and most APP
proved styles of bath tubs, wash
stande, water closets, traps, cocks,
valves, etc, as well as the employ
ment OF large force of the most
ski led and reliable wolkmen, in order
to execute promptly the ordera for this
work, and Browne, the Plumber," is
prepared to fully supply tae wants OF
the city and surrounding country. II
is not necessary, or even profitable, Ia
go elsewhere for plumbing work, OF
for the lines in which Browne is en-.
gsged-that is the furnishing OF gas
and steam pipes, cock, valves, inspi.
rators, steam pumps, fittings and en-
CINE trimmings for the country and
city trade-which % carried in large
quantities and all Gzgs, from six inch
pipe and fittings down TO the
smallest sizes, sad in order to
fill the orders Of the jobbing trade
as well as millsAnd factories promptly
and in the best manner, Mr.. Browne
has. recently added steam power In
hig establishment with capacity for
eating and threading pipes from the
smallest tize up to and, ingludiDgi
eight inches in hHiamefeE which ~
,tNnal n the capacity "a WAY bhnBe ~
the West or South.
In the gas fixture line the largest
stock and most varied selection OF
newest designs are TO be found here,
and at prices as low as in the Eastern
markets. II may be proper to say
here that this house is now the oldest
and most successful in this line in the
city OF Memphis, and 1t will prove to
the interest OF all to place their orders
with j. w. X. Browne, 254 Second
street.
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HaberIing Rubber stamps, $40 I'd 81

PANTS 10 ade to order. Call and see
our line Of cashmeres ami worstede, Tor
which we make you pants to order
for IS and SO These are our leaders.
Finer goods at lower prices than can
be made by others. Tailor's fit or no
sale. Latest styles and patterns. Re
member, the number Is pa Main
street. A. HExTRR SON,
Full Line Gems Furnishings,
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OrTENHEIMLR T. SCHWARTZ,
3B4 and 36G Main Street,

Will tomorow offer the following
bargains: 500 pieces Colored
Lawns, mostly remnants, for 23c a
yard, worth from &c to 10c yard;
Greylock & Amaskesg. GinRhams,
in light and medium colors, for &c
a yard, worth l24c yard; IA yards
"A soft finished blesched Domestic
for ST. Turkey red Damask Table
Linen only 35c "a yard, cheap at SOC
a yard; 34-inch all linen Towels at
12lc apiece; 4O.inch all linen
bleached towels at 25c apiece, cheap
at 75c a pair; 46.inch half bleac hed
linen Towels at 25c apiece; Olga 8.
button laciDg Kid Gloves, black
aud in colors, for 81 25a pair, worth
so; 5-button KID gloves 75c a pair;
Hems'itcbed colored bordeIed
Handkerchief, only l0c. Full line
Of plan and fancy Jereeys from 40c
to 81 apiece. Our stock OF Dress
Goods is now complete and would
solicit an examination OF the same
before purchasing elsewhere. Stand
ard brands of Calicoes, light and
medium, to close at &c q yard at
OTTENHEIMER & SCHWARTZ,
1854 and 366 Main street.
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FRED BARNES can be found at No.
22l Main street, where the most
fastidious can he accommodated with
the finest work in boots and shoes,
Cork soles for keeping your feet warm
and dry a speciality. Repairing done.
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FALL NOVELTIES

In Colored Dress Fabrics, Never
before in the history Of Memphis
has such displ ay bee N seen, Here
tofore our display has been very
snowy, but never 30 immense and
varied. We show more beautiful,
correct styles in Novelties fresh
from the looms OF Europe and
Americs, no two alike, but
all in conformity with good
taste. 1t would be exceeding.
ly difficult to enter upon q
description OF Novelties and do
these fabrics justice. They must
be seen in order to form q true idea
of their beauty. Gall and Pass
your criticisms. We prombe that
you will be astopishsd, rot only
at our immense difplsy, but the
low prices that prevail throughout
this department.
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GinhOuse INSURANCE,

The Planters, one OF the old and
solid insurance companies, is now
paying particular attention to gin
house insurance. Policies cannot be
obtained in better company.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

The great success OF our Garrett
Department lie due to the fact that
great care is manifested In the 81
lection OF just such goods that are
necessary to meet the require
ments OF our trade.
Our Blyer, knowing full we'll,
from his long experience, what Is
necessary, Wis Is the mao uiacturers
and from their productions culls
the choicest and most desirable
patterns. This department, though
established but few years, is the
most successful in the South. Our
stock represents every grade of
Carpets, R1gs, Mats, Liuoleums,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, in ali
the newest patterns and designs.
Our buyer, in addition to visit.
ing the leading manufacturers Of
America, also, whenever choice
things are offered, attends the
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Our New Carpets.

You cannot do justice to your
taste, judgment or pocket book
without looking through our gu
perb Carpets and Curtains before
buying. Tomorrow we offer
500 pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
tsirs at So 80 a pair, worth IS %.
200 pairs OF rich Coventry Lsce
Curtain at " 70, worth 81.
100 pairs Of Flemish Art Curtains
and Portiers, marked very low.
200 Window Shades in four col
orings, complete, on spring rollers,
at zoe each.
Elegant brass trimmed poles
with any of our curtains at Zoe
each.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

At the opening Of the fall sra.
son 1t is in order to call the atten-
ton Of the ladies to our handsome
exhibit OF
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New Fall Millinery.

We are now receiving our foreign
purchases of autumn fashionable
Millinery, which has all been Sc.
lected by
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Haberling seals, $40 second st.

PATRoNIzE home industry by leav-
ing your measure for an easy fitting
and fashionable boot or shoe at A.
X. Sloane, No. 22l Main street. Re-
pairing done.
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To the Ladies.

Mrs. M. A. Abdill has returned from
the East and is prepared to fill all or
ders in latest styles. No. 5ll Main 1t.
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AVALANCHE and Ledger baseball
mines play at Island Grove Park this
afternoon.
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Large reduction on remaining stock
of Baby Carriages, Wholesale and re-
tail, AMBs, BEATTIE 4 CO.,
No. 1863 Main street.
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HUNTER BROS.
The Great Shoe House.

]. M. Hill & Co., corner OF Union
and Main, are doing an extensive bus.
mess in boots and shoes. They a.
ways have the fullest assortment.
They sell low and give satisfaction to
all. Call and see their stock.
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Miss M. j. tombstone,

A lady Of highly cultivated taste
and unsurpassed ability, with an
experience in the great fashion CEN
tiers OF the world. Miss Johns.one
takes charge OF our Millinery De-
partment here tomorrow.
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Go TO Island Grove Park.
FIRST Glass.

Permanent and transient boarders say
the Peabody Hotel is first class in all
its departments.
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Cohen. the Halter.

Is receiving an excellent fall and win
ter stock Of hats and caps, and is sell
ing at very low figures.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

We announce with pleasure the
arrival Of our
FALL SILK STOCK,
embracing everything that Is new
and fashionable. We solicit an
early inspection.
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Bargains for HOusekeeperS.

1t is not too much to say that no
one in Memoirs can afford to skip
this list of goods Bey ond question
no one can afford to do without
such goods at our prices. Read, d.
gest and come to see us tomorrow.
We have also made arrangements
for rapid delivery tomorrow, 70
that none shall be disappointed.
IL quarter extra heavy Marseilles
Counterpanes at 80, value 81.
Extra large heavy Crochet Coun-
terpanes at 81 "a, regular price
ST. rs.
All our ST Crochet Quilts tomor-
row only nc.
100 dozen extra fine bleached
Damask Towels, knotted fringe,
25c each, worth S. a dozen.
so dozen each all linen Huck
Towe' s. at 12Ac and 174c-great
bargains.
% dozen Cob lot) all linen Nap
kins at 99c a dozen.
10 cases bleached Sheeting (about
5000 yards), full width, eolt finish,
at l73c and 22c, each worth &c q
yard more.
25 pieces genuine Turkey red
Damask at 53c, value 85c.
10 pieces all linen Damask at 63c,
value 81.
5000 yards yard wide Domestic,
heavy round thread, soft finish for
the needle, water twist, at SIC; it's
worth 10c at the mills.
At 35c each, Britannia Water
Dippers, with polished wooden
handles.
At 10c each, decorated Splashers
(wall protectors), 38x20 inches.
At SOC, Feather Busters, 16
inches.
At 65c, hand hammered Brass
Walters, worth 81 70.
At ACC, Vinegar Dscanters, cut
glass, handsomely engraved, worth
IL 80.
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A PLEAsAST trip for Is cents on the
steamer Enquirer to Island Grove
Park this afternoon.
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George Gabay, No. 81 BPale,
Deasr in stoves, tinware, glassware,
iurnlelre, crockery, cutlery and all
KINDS Z souse furnishing goods. Fur
nlluIe aad stoves sold on weekly pay
menls.
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UNDELIyERED TELEGRAMS.
western union

List 81 gpdeliyered kilograms re.
naming ut 4ha. ~ @sfSEap UnIon TELEGRAPH
Office, New Cotton NJ 80 HsiIlaifSr. so n-
nor Madison and SECOND 'stte6tJ, N
hours from to 1880 o'clock a.m.' ana fr8iA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

THE Enquirer will make regular
trips to Island Grove Psrk this alter
nom.
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GOOD music and fine ride on the
river for Is cents. Take steamer En-
quifer this afternoon.
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Furni1ure-AII Kinds,

HaberIing stencils. $40 Second st.
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We exhibit our entire fall importa-
lions OF Silk, Velvet and Wool
Dress Fabrics, including all the
new combinations and novelties,
many OF v hich are exclusively cen.
fined to our house, and cannot he
had elsewhere.
In connection with this era, d
and unprecedented display of
Dress GoUds, we wish 10 call the
attention of fashionable ladies to
our Dressmsking Department, as
managed by Nine. Klophel, who
will not permit a garment to leave
our house unless perfect as human
skill can make it.
In opening our Silks and Dre;s
Goods for the season, we shall offer
at special prices tomorrow the fol-
lowing leading fabrics for autumn
wear:
At 81 AZ a yard, 1000 yards each
CT Back Silk Tdcotine, Black all
TX Satin Rhadame and the re-
nowned &c. j. Bonnet" Black Gros
Grain Silk. The regular price OF
each is 81 %.
At Csc a yard, $50 pieces assort-
ed Atwood Dress Goods, double
width, including cloths, tricots end
flannel tuitings-exceptions good
value.
Beaded Ornaments, Passamen-
teries, Trimmings and Buttons, in
the most sumptuous variety, and
su ted 10 every shade aud quality
OF goods.
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GREAT CARPET TRADE SALES

An idea prevails among some
people that the best patterns and
varieties Of Carpets do not find
their wsy to
TRADE AUCTION ROOMS.
This is an error that requires
correction. 1t has been for several
years the custom of certain manu-
factuters TO dispose of their entire
productions at public sales, where
only extensive purchasers are &C
customed to congregate, attracted
by the immensely of the stock and
the variety OF the a sortmsnt. All
Leading Carpet Houses, where
business justifies them, have repre-.
sentatives at such sales who pur-
chase liberally such fabrics as their
trade requires at fully IS per cent.
less than regular prices. These
purchases rebound to the bent fit
of the consumer. Thus the dealer
aud customer alike enjoy the fruits
Of these timely offerings. In the
interest Of all who contemplate fur.
nishing a home or purchasing a
carpet, We would cay, call aud
examine our INNER SO stock and
learn our prices.
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OPEN THE ENTIRE IEAR

THE course Of study is extended, thorough
i and practical, afording, superior taell-
ties for obtaining a sound business education.
Far Catalogue call at the sohoolroom Or
address 7. A, LEDDIN, Principal,
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Henry Il. Walsh.

MaberIIpg stencils. $40 second st.
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HaberIing Check $40 Second st.
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hENKEy AND COMPANY.

TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 20,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For the senate.
FOR SALE.

4 HACK-Horses, harness and license at
l. bargain part cash, and balance in
monthly payne nts.
Inquire at NJ. rs Monroe street.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. JOHN R. MILES will take a cliss
IM in Instrumental Music. For terms
amply at SO Adams street,
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

Beautiful French Bisque OrDa-
ments and Art Figures just re-
ceived.
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B.LOWENsTEIN & BROS.

DRY GOODS BULLETIN.
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H0USE-Corner Thornton and Alabama
II streets. newly painted, in good repair;
ten rooms, cellar, two good cisterne, desira-
s sos ionI s sme McN 20 Robeson 81
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(N0WS-Two Jersey Cows, HeifAr and
Stables, on Monroe street, without reserve,
at IL clock m. =, on Tuesday, September 2lst,
two Jersey Cows, giving milk and in. calf:
also, q heifer. All pure and thoroughbred
ar of the best families.
Also. privately, my Bay Buggy Horse,
"Rogers."
Terms cash, or sixty days, city acc. ptar ces.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

CISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 1893. THOS. CUBBINS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

TIMING ROOM AND KITCHEN-0f a
II large boarding house; completely fur
nshed; twenty boarders.
Address q. w., this Office.