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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08
FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOU

lrOR RENT-THREE STALLS IN STABLE IN
Il COxs l.ey 9Th and tn aud u and SITS. ", or
viii take three horses to livery. Apply to J. T. VAR
y ILL SON, 10 and IL Wholesale Row, Center Mar
ket. fs-bts
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Mrs,s Goo.

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Of special sale Of Mons Funishines Iys worth Rad.
ing about
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We started the week with Barsssn No. l. This even.
ings announcement brings us to No 3i-thus have so
bargains been already advertised They're worth
knowing of. We have clipped the advertisements -
they appeared in 1.-The Star" and pasted them on the
window. They're there for you to glance at.
No a. vp.po The ,.orr ,..ao, 1900 80. hon.
buy because you ak to see them. Of the
thirteen Cloth Raglsns advertised yesterday
five remain
Silk Pushes lust In 10 inches wide. csc, yd.
~ q, p,nnox-, ,,, .,.u
N'0 -, - '. W SIN 10 1os1, NJ
the bargain 75c ward
fa.bionahe r secs oac n az Al AZ bunsh
Twelve Rosebuds tsik for 4sc are very cheap
because rood
~ ~ ,,,,,-, 49,, a.. -.
IF THEY DISCOLOR WE REFUND THE
MONEY. Ladies' 40. so, 80, go. 70, S5c. VI
and &1.25 pair. Children's. 30 to 6Oc, price
according to size. Please remember NO. 30 ior
No 36-LEATHER GOODS New stock lust arrived.
Surprises to ourselves and to you will be 40c
Seal Pocket-books with oxidixed silver plate
to cover nearly the entire purse The csc
Purses "A good "A ANY h retoiore sold for 48c.
inches wide. Quality and size OF the S~oo
ones OF elsewhere.
No 37-STATIONERY Novelty Writing paper at half
!; :
No. ss-rrArHrRs. Shaded Ostrich Feather Pom
''"' The LBS punches reduced to &c.
to Christmas. Have about twenty that we sold
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EVENING GLovEs

EvESISe GLovEs
for
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
New invoices in right from the makers.
We carry all leAgths and shades that desira-
BILE and fashionable Prices are - low such
qualities possibly be sold.
4-But Perinot Kid Gloves in White. Cream.
Pink. and Lemon. Soc per pair.
Shut. Length Mousquetsire Kid Gloves, in
Lemon. Pink and Cream, 81 per pair.
12-But. Length Suede Gloves, in Pink. Cream
Lavender. Lemon, White. Black, and assorted
Light Tan shades, SEQ per pair.
16-But. Length Suede Gloves, in Cream.
Black and assorted shades of light Tans. 50 per
pair.
20-But. Length Light Tan Suede Gloves. -
per pair.
Misses and Children's and 4-But. Kid
Gloves in Cream. Lemon. Pink, and Pestl. only
SOC. per PAIR
Eirst floor: center, under cashiers desk)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and sIs. NV.
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ASDERso~s FINE ScorcH G1seHAMs
We have opened our spring stock of these eel.
ebrated Ginghams, and are howlng a number
of styles confined exclusively to us for this
city. The var ETY. is greater and more attrac-
tive in tone nd color combinations than any
yet shown and US. We have but or two pieces
Of each particular pattern. early buyers will
fare best. Paids, stripes and checks. with
plain shades to match, 4Oc. per yard.
(Second foOr)
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + SITS. NV.
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E. q. DAvIsy
.fs-6t MARKET SPACE, COR. 9Th ST.
Ii Is HARDLY NECESSARY To

= IL
advocated every day for the benefit Of the ones who
don't know" So it is with Great Remnsnt Sales
on the Third Floor. every Thursday and Friday.
IN established fact to the people Of the District
Shat Extraordinary BARGAINS be obtained on such
OCCASIONS having been convinced by experience. but
there are DO many visitors coming to the city "wHO
DON'T KNOW" the exact way of economy 10 we deem
it our duty to enlishten them"
LIST OF OFFERINGS
new and select lot of Century Cloth Remnants in
light. medium and dark patterns. Suitable lengths at
6Ac. per yard. Regular value. 1Oc.
Positively the last lot of the we'll known De Beige in
different shades of brown and gray. consisting of
lengths from to 30 yards at &C. per yard Regular
price at least 12hc.
SEVERAL CASES OF FINE SCOTCH DE BEIGE
Remnants in beautiful patterns at the following low
quotations:
eases select Patterns, 81 inches w1de at loo worth
15c.
cases select Patterns "a inches wide at &c., worth
Csc
Judging from the quality and styles of these Goods
We can sincerely offer them as and exceptional
Bargain TO the public
Our Annual Inventory is now in prosrsss and in
order not to deceive ourselves with imaginary value
we have selected and exhibited Third Floor
quantity OF Merchandise, consisting Of odds and Ends
In the Domestic and Fancy line reduced to half their
regular value
small lot of Nottingham LaceSCurtains Fancy
prspery and Cretonne Remnants. at extremely low
prices.
Cases Of Colored Cashmere Remnants, fully yard
wide. in dark. medium and light coors ct 16c. yard
Worth Csc
In our Comfort and Blanket Department we will
offer the following
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
pair l0-4 Scarlet Blankets at 81 b. worth "a So
pair Ia Scarlet Blankets. at a3 95. worth Is.
The rems Under Of our 1918 fine Saline Comforts
reduced to 81
Our Well Known "a. IS pound Comfort viii be sold
~ $500. Quantity limited)
ALL OUR CROCHET FRINaED BED-sPREADs
have been reduced considerably.
4Imported Extrs-Size Marseille spreads worth $40
each. viii be sold at half value on account Of being
soiled.
About 25 dozen Of Gents Linen Collars, 3 for CSC
Regular value 15c. each.
The remainder Of our Novelty Brocade and Striped
Veveteen In different colors at 25c. per yard Worth
Toe. and 81.
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I,oR sALE-wE OFFER FINE PROPERTY ON
II 18th -. between and 4 st-. q. W, A SllANpfp
bt sINESS LOCATION. being surrounded hy Il 1r.sg:
can be purchased within the cav ioT a > 30
HILL JOHNSTON.
ftBt II a
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

UrOR NT-THREEDEsIRABLEo OFFICE ROOMS,
Il heat, / by steam; S:,O s21. 80, $50 per month
Apply 10 JAMES \. ID VS. SONS,
T-2w 1901 Pennsylvania ave
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Il ST. bet and l. sts PT1cs, $4,000
A 4 CorMBE
fO-1 1425 New Norl ave
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-LEFT AT WRONG HOUSE BY ONE OF
~ our driver on 18th Of Dec. arm chair. Any m
olnstion OF its Whereabouts will be appreciated by
b. MOSES son, lltn and SITS. fs-3t
4 osT-FEBRUARY 9TH, ON PENNSYLVANIA
IL ave. bet 18th aud 9th SITS, red Pocket book.
tanning silver 10 blll and about 80 In change
Reward If returned 10 Star Office. $50
II 0sT-oN MONDAY NIGHT. GOING TO Oh
~ coming from the National 1heAter-A Garnet
bracelet; The Under vii he suitably rewarded by
turning IL 70 1525 II ST. NV fs3'
Il osT-THIs MORNING ABOUT O'CLOCK on
~ ~ 81. w., coming iron $40 u. % Pelnsyl-
vsnia ave. Telephone or TRIUMPH Will JAY 81 ~
Il evinr IL ~ 10 st sw. OEO W. MockABEE- u
LoUND-A REGULATING PLATE or VULCAN
II lied Rubber. Owner have by paying for this
advertisement. I. J. JOINS. Dental surgeon, 100
26th St ". IL
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Nos. 2l5. 22l1 and 22la Cleveland aVen
w sst 5E, -. water ana -. each - si7Oe
sS s-;L hrs cellar n: water ai Sa,.esch > l. sOC
NV, 2 ST brs. ahd basement. q r.. water And
sHs each n, -. - 81 sOC
n. W. Est. brs., CoHCfrte cellar IS u aud hath
al n. l. lot u by 40. to alley each ..... a. O0
brs. r. water. and bath, ESQ 900
lar 10, a ~ i3l 70 alley -. Cs5o
nsnt. Is r. u good IS OOO
14rs., fuinsce. hath aud every convenience t2l
No. 1871 33d St nv Bet br ii N. aud
bath. an Y. {, - =, ~ 20. -. .oOO
and bath. LOT IL b. s2. sids and rear sooO
AZ X. MANNER A 60,
fd-1 $40 - nv
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I,oR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL NEw HOUSE on
H 18th ~ above Dupont Circle, newly furui- hei.
and several choice lots near by Tor sale very cheap and
fti-tits
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Eon sALE-LoTs At pRooKLANp. METRO
univer..v FropndA nrst stsfion out from wsshiss
ton, The sheapest and osst suourbsu properly nov
Ss sas ~ z ~ Ss6 siF1 iooj sss,.2
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I,oR sALE-DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE ON NJ ST.
Il het ath and 10th SITS n ". 4 l rooms: mod imn.
south front. Price $3.50. A T. TOrMBE
f6-3t 1925 New York ave
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The lower half of this column Il devoted 10 mentisn
Of special sale Of Mems Furnishines IT'S worth read
ing about
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VNOR INTERNATIONALLY MD. NEAR RAIL
IL road station four small sboIs suitable for barber
shoemaker, oysters OF ice cream ior h OF which -
good opening in this thriving ylllase. Apply 70 NJ
b SMITH, Carpenter. Melrose Park f0-ot
TTRAcTIvE COUNTRY STATS
sizes locations and prices q. suit any purchase
Best elevation around washington for health ana
beauty Of landscape Good railroad facilities.
RICHARD r. BEALI. Agent and Atty
fe-er Roct,iIe. Nd.
NOR sALE-GooD FARM. EIGHTY-Two ACRES
IL highly improved. haf.miie from German town Sta
don: For I.rticuiArs address C. l. HIOkERsoN Ger
EOR sALE-BY I. II, sYPHERD 4 co.
10 Acres, overlookinr city. ! mics out. $4,000
Acr ssSs .s Sac rb siss Has ssw % city, LOO
l2 Acrss Tor house. carriage house. stable. and
Oh ALL, g. soa.. barn. ft c m, o9
q xsFs. g. house. hiaosSt si:s q sS a9sS 5000
d . ndimp~ nr,sl... 2 m from -. m, sg gyS
A. An.,ol... list. farm. j. na.. a. 1000 1000
81 highly imp. m. from stsnon,on n o 5000
l6r. houss.nnssi residsnes Ia f.rfar CO.. 500
l34 maps. alone cost over 5000. ISM frstss 900
nne Wv Of city. miles out ..-...-...... 500
SO SirSy mp EoniTo@ery 20 90 isfsn. SSS
y. GOOD inps- Pm n boyd sss. Net BIZ 81. .s .
20 undsf cul- high and hesifks. gym. Out. 900
nors shsn 50 sthsrA and ~ On easy terms
sion. as nalss from city. saOo per acre. ft-Si
EoR sALE-LoTs AT BRooKLANp. METRO
s1s sss spe ss, ,s tine 1sass
ton. The cheapest and hest suourbau prop>rtv nov
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FOR SAIE--HOUSES.


u,oR sALE-INyEsTMENTs-T FRAMES ON
also. small house Z; lot g7xlo5s ~ 300
fs-3t wHifAsER JORDAN. isl5 fst
lroR sALR-Two BEAUTIFUL wEi.LrB
u nv Houses and 10 roorls and cellar ehoace 20
estion northwest: easy t-rurs CT vii exchange Tor
uiiinproyed proJ,er,y la sood locality pricc 5000
dss.5p0. HARDING wATEks. e0d llth st n
v>oR sALF-FINE RESIDENCE IN GEORGE
II town nrrt-class netgh eorhood. ~ rooms motern
improvements an excellent order sot O0NlSO. This
n an opportunity 10 bus q hne residence cheap
rot GEO. ". LlNki>s. 10Th and sts. nv.
EOR sALE-sPLfNDID NEw UNFINISHED
Il HOUSE, 18th st. Dupont Circle. ~ large
looms. hath -rootns steam -heaiinE apparatus well
blit and arranged lot 2lSN 90 o. alley VII ~ li
cheap GRO W Ll>klNs lsfh and u ste nv - 90
I,OR sAIE-s2So CASH BALANCE as REG
month new aud neat frame dwellins 27.i2 9TH q
= u AbraShtNnod ave = opposite SchcutEen fark +.
pie slSoo. A ply 2Ss st.sw. s3n
lsoR sALE-TNo NEWLY. BuILT tBIINa I'm
ishea now siN-r om Housss. hay Windows a. a eli
A.edeIa linlr, Neinents northwest - t-urs tri "a.
sasove east; ieriuS $50 down. $50 IN in tina
tnl the hAlance time 90 suit. Adlr.-- q an
OWNER" star once. fS.ot.
EoR SALE SEVERAL Two-SToRY GROOM
y press hrck houses in "a ". latrilses ras Ia
lures. wster IN kitchen. east front lot. al aNn 10
pubic alley, renting 90 good tenants at SIS only
s.ooO very easy tcrlas II desired NJ RllA AM.
t1-2t. 5lC s.fb - n a
l,oR SALE-NEM 2-SIOkY q ROOM RElCK
ss5 9TH - n e. house Neniently ana well bu ~
and ready 70 move mt. public aileA side and mar
only 5000 $500 cash. bsiaitce 20 suit tiirChs-ar
49, %. a.. BhAANl. sl0 oth II ~.
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The aheye g only portion Of the property on my
books For full list cal 81 oae for hultin issue N
the LET and 9TH M THOs. 4. MA..nAMAN
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COLUMBUS EXPOSITION.
The Big Show to be in Full Blast in
Five Weeks.

Five Weeks.
COLUMBUS, GA, Oct lO.-ln five weeks
the e. attahoochee valley exposition will be
il full blast. The work at the grounds Is
nearing completion, and in few days
everything will be in readiness to receive
exhibits
The main building is painted nicely and
all the glazing is completed.
The engine which is to furnish motive
power for machinery hall is in position. 1t
is the same engine used in st. Louis for
like purpose.
The buildings and grounds will be brill
iantly lighted by electricity.
The Richmond Locomotive Company VIII
build a pole road to show the lumbermen
how they cap transport their timbers with
out using iron rails.
The race track is in fine shape. There
are number of horses being wintered here
to get advantage of this excellent race
course. The track was christened last FIJI
day afternoon, and some very exciting
races occurred.
j. r. Scott of West Point, has sent his
fine Hamhletonian colt here for training.
A number of young men are practicing
for the tournament. The person making
the best record in this tournament will re-
ceive a horse valued at $3.50. Work on the
bicycle track has been completed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The steamer VIM.
~ NJ Wadley will resume her regular schedule
from Doctortown to Nole's Ferry after this
date; all freight by this line Will meet with
quick dispatch. f. j. COLLINS, Manager,
DEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBT. H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctoneer.
nWORCES--A. GOODRICH, attorney at law
~ l24 Dearborn street, Chicago; advice free;
2l years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cash IN Advance, each
insertion
Aueryoody 1ho has any ,cdnt 10 suppt,s
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure: sndsed, any ,oish
to crafty, should ddusrtise in this column.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY ]. MCLAUGHLIN! & SON,

On THURSDAY, Oct. II, 1888, at II O'Clock, on
the premises, No. IS Souts. Broad street. be-
tween Abercorn and Lincoln.
HALL Elegant Hat Rack cost Si20l. Hall
Chairs, Lounge, Brussels Hall Carpet, En-
cravings, Brussels Stair Carpet, Hail Cham
delier
DRAWING ROOM. Expensive Drawing Room
Suite, Mirrors, Large and Choice Oil Paint
ngs, EngravinRs, Handsome Inlaid Table,
. Etagere, Eastlake and Fancy Chairs, Shades,
Real Bronze Bric-a- Brac. Center Table.
Lambriquet, Eases, Chandelier, Fine-Toned
Piano.
PARLOR.--Parlor Suite, Easy Chairs, OIL Paint
ings, Lounge, Card Table, Elegant Book
Case, Wall Brackets, Shades Curtains, Cor
nices, Jardnerc, Chandelier, Mantel Orna-
ments, Persian Rugs.
DINING ROOM Massive Sideboard, Dining
Table. Dining Chairs, Pictures, Lounge,
Brussels Carpet, Side Tables China, Glass
ware, Refrigerator.
BEDROOMS.-Sol Walnut and other Bedroom
Suites, two Magnificent Wardrobes Fancy
Medicine Cabinet Lounges, Chairs, Tables,
Hair and other Mattresses Bed Springs,
Brussels Carpets and Rugs, Cribs, Single
and Double Bedsteads, Shades, Brackets,
Pillows etc, etc.
ALSO
Kitchen Furniture and Miscellaneous Articles.
S%~A bercorn and Habersham street cars con-
venient
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Chickering Piano,
BOOKCASES, CARPETS, ETC.,
AT AUCTION.
C. u. DORSETT, AuCtiuneer,

VIII sell, commencing at II A. NJ, on FRIDAY,
October 18th, 1888, at No. 139 Gordon street,
between Bull and Whitaker streets, the entire
contents OF said residence consisting in part
OF the following:
HALL-Mirror with deer horns, Hall Stand,
Umbrella Stand, Chairs, Cherry Table.
ARLORS-Upright Chickering Piano. Hand.
some Plush Pirlor Set (odd peees), Ebony In
laid Stand Bent Wood Rocker, Willow Rockers,
Easy Chairs Fire Screen, Ebony Table, Easel,
Elegant Cherry Center Table, Ansonia Clock,
Ebony Music Stand, Handsome Carpets and
Rugs, Lace Curtains and Window Shades.
LIBRARY Two Dwarf Bookcases Library
Table Chairs, Oil Paintings, Water Colors.
Steel Engravings, 20 volumes Encyclopedias
Britannica, elegantly bound, Gas Fixtures.
DINING ROOM-Walnut Refrigerator, Hand
some Extension Table, Dwarf Bookcase,
Splendid Walnut Sidehoard, Leatherseat
Chairs, Bronze Ornaments, Fine Punch Bowl,
China Dinner Tea and Ice Cream Sets, Silver
Tea Set, Cut Glassware, Crockery, etc.
BEDROOMS-Splendid Cherry Set Cherry
Chiffonier Cherry Wardrobe with full size
mirror, Chairs Commode, Mantel Glass, Shaw.
ing Glasses, Single Bedstead in walnut Small
Wardrobe with mirror in door, Plush Lounge,
Walnut Chitfonier, Elegant Extra Large Old
Fashioned Mahogany Wardrobe.
Kitchen Stove, Pots, Pans, Tables, Chairs.
etc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

RS hereby given that application will be made
i to next session OF the General Assembly Of
the State of Georgia for the passage Of an acs
to confirm and rstify the action OF the City
Council of Savannah iladding eight 49, feet to
the width of lot Letter II Perciyal ward, Savan-i
nah, Ga.
SAvAENAH, GA, Oct. n, 1888
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NOTICE.

Cry MARsHAL's OFFICE
SAVANNAH. Ga Oct IL, 1888.
EXECUTIONS for Privy Vault cleaning have
II been placed 10 my hands by the City Treas
urer. All persons In arrears will please call at
my Office and settle without delay.
ROBT j. WADE,
City Marshal.
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PUBLICATIONS.

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THEY have no Tariff Protected Barons" to
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begun, to come up and help Them
The New York Graphic
Has done much already for democratic success.
1t is ready to do more. 1t realizes that sympa-
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Clothing the Boys.

N~lOliiiiiS liiS oOyo'
We are pleased to call especial attention to
our superb assortment of Childrens' Apparel
We have always to our
BOYS AND CHILDRENS' DEPARTMENT
Given especial care but we are glad to say
that this season we have surpassed oil our
former efforts The same particular care is
given to the lines or shape of the garments that
we give to onr mems clothing, stamping them
with that indefnable air of elegance that shows
the well dressed boy or man.
OUR SCHOOL SUITS
Are made of wear-ressting materials and of
coorings SO blended as to avoid as far as pos
sihe the hard usage to which the goods are
subjected
OUR DRESS SUITS
Are the perfection of taste, and are made
of an endless variety of fabrics In neat and
effective patterns.
OUR 3PIECE SUITS,
Coat, pants, vest, made Of variety of
materials, suitable for both school and dress
are particularly handsome and nobby, and to
them we invite especial attention.
FOR STOUT BOYS
We have had made large variety of suits, in
patterns cut especially to fit the many solidy
built boys of Savannah and we think that they
will give them much satisfaction.
OUR LINE OF KILT SUITS
Are simply exquisite, the varied and appro-
pirate combination OF colors, the many styles the
new fabrics, the novel designs, all tend to make
this stock ono of our leading features, and are
worthy of particular attention.
OUR UNDERWEAR
Are good, honest, serviceable goods, and es-
pecially suited to the wants of Savannah.
OUR HATS
Are made in all Of the popular shapes, from the
most staple to the highest novelties, In both
school and dress styles
Parents and guardians are cordially invited
to call and inspect our stock. We are confident
we can please both them and the boys. Re
spectfullY A FAI.K & SONS.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-No 10 Abercorn street. south
ID west corner OF st. Julian. Handsomely
furnished rooms, with excellent board; families
or gentlemen. Also, table board.
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A FrER NOV. viii be stationed in ms
n new quarters, where I will have plenty Il
room and will board horses at the same old
price, ele per head. The Tennessee Sale Stables
d X nOTSINGER
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-The entire plant, or an interest,
Il in a well established soap manufacturing
and favorably known, with large demand.
Valuable contracts that go with the business.
If you want an established Al, business invest
ment, address W. r. s., 1887 Lucas avenue, st.
Louis Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, to rent house or cottage in Guy
w ton. Address T., care Morning News.
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Personal,

nj RS. L. and Mrs. W, please meet me
WI at the Grand Auction sails rs South Broad
street to-day at H. Don't disappoint. MRS.
b
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LOST.

I OST, on Bay street. a sum OF money. The
IL finder viii receive liberal reward for return
TO owner at i04 Bay street.
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I OST. black aud tan Collie pup, about two
IL months old. A liberal reward II returned
to No IS Tattnail street.
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r DAN ASSOCIATION stock of all kinds
IL wanted by ROWLAND & MYERS, 102 Bay
street.
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RULERS FROM NEW YORK
-FOUR PRES- DENTS FROM THE EN-
PRE- STATE.

Where Cleveland ved-AbsoluUe Re
tirement from Business the Genera
Rule After Man Has Served as
President
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AND STORES FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, Tenement No. 20 Cassel Row,
Il fronting south, st. Julian, near Aber-
corn street. II. j. THOMASSON. ia Bryan,
between Bull and Drayton streets
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE in johnson and
ID Kelly wards on easy terms Inquire OF +.
j. RUCKERT, at his old stand, III Broughton
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n ENTLEMEN's SILK HATS pressed at
VI CHARLES RATES Dye House