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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

9 with much pleasure wo loarn
HE experiment OF an extra train on
'ag1rens Railroad, to Columbia ana
M has proven satisfactory even
nd expectation, and will DO made
Iament. This schedule is or i'm
'ot benefit to II people and al
a along the line.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

..1oert Y. Hellams Of Greenviile
Miss Brucie White Of the same place
united in marriage last week. Mr..
ans is a Laurens man, who has
soffriends and relatives hero. We
adshearty congratulations.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

b Jasper Festival, Savannah. begin
on the end inst, and lasting three
iathe next attraction. The Geor-
kiltoad has reduced the faro to II
per mile, making the trip from this
worth only 5
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

nfsday the 22nd OF FEBRUARY is the
set apart for the inspection of the
"a Of tho 4th Brigade s. G. Nolin-
which will take place in Charles
Col. j. II. Traynham of this place
Attend.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

call special attention to II sermon
Or. Talmage, which will be found
Eeek on our supplement. 1t Is ono
cries which he is preaching for tho
&C more especially, Of the womcn OF
1t Is we'll worthy Of a careful
sal
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

Mrs $, r.. Chaplin, delivered a tempo
lecture In the Methodist Church
ut this place OF Monday night. She will
makea an effort TO revive w. G. II. U,
this morning.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

Mr.. Claude w. Garrett of this place
attended tho marriuGe of Miss Carrie
lzlnr, daughter of IGcn. j. +. Izlar, Of
Or~angeburg, and Dr.. Il. Z. Oliveros, of
Savannah, Oh Thursday last.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

shad a very pleasant call on Saturday
from Mr.. J. l.. Bryson of Winnsboro.
{ an old Laurcns boy, and will spend
. DAVIS with relatives in this county
MT Woodruff,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

q nexroesln various sections OF the
are holding public meetings. TO eN-
themselves on THO subject OF Emil
ON. Tho majority always opposed
Movements.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

, to be hoped that tho Southern Ex-
will either gives us i'll
wn Office or delivery. AT present,
Ties for getting express packages
"A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

) ~. II. q w. G.. railroad shows
sssease in earnings of moro than %
emit, for December 1857 over tho
month in 1886. And the Laarens
has gained over 4, por cont.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

nv ND in New York, lawyers arc
paid. After %litigatinS n case or
wears, tho heirs realized 81 cents
Iawyers got FL 600 each.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

Ia anderson Inteliigenccr thinks
agures 1888 look like threo big fat
t.aDd n dude by their side, walking
h htreet.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

titaa number of new pupils have
onrollod at the Female College
ing tho past week. Severe new
,aers came IN on Munday last.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15
10 BE OR NOT TO nlp
THAT'S Ire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES View Ct
Death contraavod With th9 Chris
tian's Hope OF Faith.
M. p. IT. In Tho CN!mnlhin NcnLai.L.

~ 'ti ii""Hr,h \,ioWicS, last Uni
teo "tt'cS N"ilcctor ut Peoria, Hi
nos, oieu III sew York city on De
c"lilOer lot!i laSt Sae Is repreScn
yea as having be'h an eStimahl
woman, ana as having lett wild
G1rciS oi zen" 10 mourn hcr earl,
uV"t". Hciofc her romans Wcr,
1rrV 70 u NcSt Tor burial Col
tooeF %. iAT"rS3il, raiied TIC no
,oi'oWS ihii!nl but whom ] prcTc.
90 v1.', IS lie mas called him eli, az
t!t'D.,',' ~H.''iE''"a 'h" ioiioWins
M" 20 { men*orN:
:, 81. "',.Np9: NSAIa we Stant
III 'i'T Sn'"oW OF the great mystery
nhom ''u1,"H 40 weep "nu dark a
nn,mm'. VIC ,c"lH ~ 'ne h'et mother
w." np|.I 'i' p'li!u race OF hHr life
""'o--" mystery tI.", mas new
!, ~, Nv "vc'I H"'Nc'r. we nave met
10 a,. ,,.!i~o vi '''o 7"cf"i oc"u
nC orI,i ""i"ol ri"iHH, Oh nope
i'' Nll"t'lcr ne Oh love
;nm , ",'rsC" 'c,,DrN--a ilhgcr-
rhtnr tho ~, =, ne 'oNihS dau.
MfyirH 40 p",. ",n 'oi'Iccratr.
tondn,. ,;,hr,ina IL Nlio VIZ!
Imtin, ncci;ri ta "'H'4aF%'u the
WOE ,"' '"' ''">''" hcF Jour
l..,.
.Li,.nIn;n ~ ' NY, Il more
and hv NIX nI,o,'rIm 'he ioNci
r,nn, liz, 8" IonpL r'ltI P'"Seu
do.tb Nh n,iI'nr , "'m '.".''9 o'
nrssnL ~rrn,inr r,r,i ~, ,,,i WI
rnrt .nii;,r r.,nm INK, TX! Per
wc,k AMI L,,, im. ,.,'', "pol'
oil unnn thn I,nnI ~ ,,,;m II'
Urr Iirn u'n, ~nnuh ,r.i ' uI"'!'
suIIi,nn ~ in,.nl ~, 49,,
all fhc rood Inynl la, ~ thnrn
j. hi; cor. nIntinn. GI,o ann ,'.'.
sIInn,. mor,. IN, .nn ni =,
,ooin thr rh;I NJ, i,,tn. INK. i,,i
nmuin iron, thosn shn i@,~o, H..
bI,r; rnn hr,,L un' ,,,,,
shed hnr l,si tr,r XXI r' hrn
stnirlrs. hro,y h,,. hnn XXI ~
wonUroyo snnI ofnvcrIo,.tiun
When The ouraI OF IAN ~
mn.lirh ana v~ninnIn nnta'. liz
door of homo thrrn rou,n v,;,h ~.
all tho douobtnrs of nr,rnslinn
and of those Iovn oni hn,m r",n,;r,
forever.
Won orc about to toko lho I,,.
dust humc-to the homo ofhcr III
hood, and to Che pI,rc thnt ,r.,,
once my homo. Won wilIIav hmr
with ncirhbors thot T hovn In,,cL
that are now Mt rest. Non viii NV
her where nv father sloons
All / a Il is:
Law her i'm the earth.
And frn,n bnr C,;r ~, ,,r.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

me FAIR damsrl has written OF the
5 wear party in all inimitable article
10 Herald. Verify, tho Laurcns ladies
ANGUS writer's.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

DIR city Council " i'll accept tho propo-
to macademize Main street from
Uapot to Counts livcry-Staoio.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

shxs been suggested that Col. X. G.
It's will enter the race for the ofico
solicitor, for this circuit.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

las Sallie 'Corbet has returned from
Iilamston Female College where she
prepsred herself for teaching.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

III rsllis won two hats and q horse, on
verdict of q jury in Abbeville last
tx. He "got there" 4
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

r.EO.C Fleming and bride returned
la their Wedding tour through Florida
tuesday last.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

fddsing cotton Is now bringing on to
stthis Market. a few stray D"les
their way here every day.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

For Dress Making go to Mrs. ID. p,
Goggans.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15
,rvivors are in session today.

toik's Agricultural Cub, will meet at
%fA Church OH Saturday, 18th inst.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

he Agricultural and Mechanical So
yhad rather Il small attendance last
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15

wing to tho bad weather q small
Nd attendcd the lecture on Friday
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-15
A n n O n G. NJ T. n II.

| am n candidate for the office Of SEN
ator for LaurenB Count.
LEWIS w. SIMKISS.
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<gonuss WAS sor srnFEIsED.


II : nos asased that afteF TOE r.
ssoss.ffs ion 81 Presidents sssselsa9 ss.ss
the aslop.sou a tbs free -tsaae lsiasssFsa
u al.iess be rau. s5fEass,r fossezn had
no hope d Democratic s'seless e he
yoils. OF eoarAe he KEPT bis cpinson
70 lssmseif nd dsd whss be could foF
his pany. hut be felt that i vas
hopeless agsst. and that sle Fssufns q
the election Hoal8 tsil a stcsy Of Dess-
oeratie defeat
President eleyeiaDd'F fste-ssaEse
message Was giyea to the country
against senas0r Germans yigorous
protest. ~ the r. Louis convention
he fought through an ail-night session
81 ihe platform cemrittee against the
adoption Of tie fres.ts:sds plank. 's'isii
proved too weak 70 support the Demo
cratic candidates Though q Denf'9-
GRAFT, Gornsan las = Democrat Of TIE
Randall school Iie ras alarmed y
the rapid dria o. his party toward FREE
trade. and be did al that was within
his power 10 e,srteraet The ogerwhtie'-
ing influence ebieh the Southern free
traders hal 6biaissa q the White
House.
ii is stated thai Senator sofnAh re-
Gently called al the White House and
disguised with Ar. Cleveland The mis-
takes Of the campaign. i musE have
been an interesting conversation. ~
the shrewd Democratic politician
pointed out the false moves made -
amateur i,4iee and bis free trade aa-
sisers, Ar eieyeland must have
thought that lie had fealiy thrown the
rressdeney over bis shoulder.
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mn. wnAnrps nAnKna.

Wharton Barker, tiie nominee q
Che Irish American Professionals for
a place IL Presideut-elect Harrison =
cablnet. & fne representative OF
those able and thoughsfnl business
men who recognize IN principle and
practice that they ose duties - their
country and should take an active part
In public affairs. The yice-Presieent
elect Is ano.her fms type q the same
worthy class. Ar. Barker Is the head
OF the great American syndicate which
has been for some time negotiating
with China for control 81 the finance
OF that Efapire and the eonstr'ie-
ton Of railroad. telegraph, and steam
ship lines which would bring j. into
The vortex 81 modern liic and develop
it, wondrouz latent sndnstfiesi an en-
terprise Ia which be has been steadily
thwarsea and resisted By the British
government. while he has received no
aid from the narrow. minded, aniniei-
iigent administration In power AZ
Washington.
Mr.. Barker i regarded in fennsyl-
vania, and more especially IN Phlla-
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representative 81 the Independents
who had formerly favored Tildeu but
had supported Garfield, and a. Penn
sylvania could not he given two
cabinet portfolios. Mr. Barker was
passed by. Mr Barker Is az origins.
Harrison man. In public address
aud through bis paper, the iaefiosa.
q high class Philadelphia weekly Of
great ability and influence be adso-
Gated the nomination 81 General
Harrison hy tho Chicago convention
and he ran Tor delegate 30 j ss a
Harrison man and a. al opponent u
the nomination Of Mr.. iiiains fhis
fact may iead 10 opposition on She
part OF Mr.. Blains'a friends 20 che re-
quest OF the lFish-Amfriean bat e
should not. a. the prime mosofa in iAe
Barker matter are also warm admirers
Of Mr.. Blaine Pennsylvania, e tiie
banner Republican state. Slii no doubt
De represented ia President llarrisoa's
cabinet: and II Is doutgiss with the
object Of forestslling movement ia
behalf OF some enc else ia fiat stale
that the delegation to indianapo'l re.
solved to play the pert q Tie early
bird IN the huFiness II cabinet
making.
The selection % llarker would give
great satisfaction IN rcuug lyarta, and
Gen. Harrison wiil be 10th 70 refuse
the request OF his enthusiastic irish
American friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16

The White Pasha Ia, lesu hayia
another ght with The natives In c9aa,
torial Africa. lsis high time ius t1 (.
redonbtallie Warrior % ecase batchsf
ing Africans long cnoash 80 iet she
world know who he j. and y las husi-
res eAlls lin into lhe saANan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16

Kansas has sent a CREST lnsnv BE.
publieaas % uphold BE pa+e'- pan-
Ber en- The Pacific coast uastt selas
shat thege veTe mege taau epouRa lsli
h thai state - r2.l az . 'aajesfly OF
e,rhty.twp thousand fas iifF on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16

as FRIDAY. NOVEMBER BE- Tie
~ Broadway Coach Company viii iu-
angufAtc Us wiuier t!Eae table Eosches
VIII ieatc lhg corner 81 Fruni ana cherry
sissNts 90 u So p. "a. 81 % aad $50 y
81. Returning via lsaFe function o.
Broadway n8G 1ailsou streets ~ 4 o y
Es $3.50 81 A 5.sQ aad 33 p To. sia-
gle fsfe. Sd ceRls. Ne 'lcseis sold Ne
c.aehes wal agu ull ~Huaag
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sffhe mayor has discovered that
under the city charter al election for
determining the water proposition
cannot properly he held excepting In
conjunction with gcHeral city elec-
ton. This postpone the matter uata
ncxt July a. least, fortunately we
think, since in any event, 81 election
at this time would amoaui Ia nothing
In the face OF the na5ipnai law prohlb-
iting territorial cities from contracting
'-eIsBse In excess 81 four per cent ot
properly valuation. At a later sliac
when Seattle has a'sposet 81
her sewerage and other pressing p7el.
LENS II will be soon enough 10 take up
the proposition Tor city water 1efks.
In the meantime Is woaid he wise Jnr
the city 70 secure riparian ry'yilcSes &c
Rock creek or elseW hereto bo hell un-
iii such time as they may 10 needed.
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County 0aleiais Rochester, Warl
and Mess. who compose tav eauy
lag board Ter tbs late tounty clee lsen,
seem 70 labor uuaer the notion That
they enjoy Judicial as Well a cisr.eal
functions Asa matter ot tscl iacy
have 40 authority whatever b taroV
out returns, TAls i qse Ton t9r tae
.-a,s,-fa
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To 10 san 3ssiiee 70 sas p7fssgrs.au a.
parlnvnl "a tita eAizhiiseEAessE the
stewart & issigacs nsee Ia taa e afees-
sRFy 10 eesp taesf xtoF.s oesa a., afsnG a
esmp<tent Prescription clerk VIII ~ aH
hand al AL honsS 80 Erons ssseFs
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SO "a -GRATrruI.- ?

pa saved the lie ~ ufv ftle 1ri hv o
rraaint rst 81 Dr AcEef's Enz4<a i.-licsi /
Jos clrsstmpfi Mre. Nu. s. sisr,s lsu.
New Vows Fer Fa.c By A. r. sssuzA.
= ga s-r
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ron SALE.

w inquire 81 Hf3sfe 81 extsfE tn1i GHl
iron Co, sale post bsild'Hg.
--s---------------------
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE cHEAP-OH WILL Rx-
Il change ia psrt far good real estate.
stock 81 boots and s1oes Address Rusi-
meas. care o. this Office.
T..DE SALE MUsr SILL TWO Ions IL
beat part 81 Eigei01s addition. for
0Be.thifsi lees than adjoining lots. Address
0NsER. tlls oiiiee
E.%OR SsLE-eA SMALL. GROCERY STORE
l cheap. haiBg u Fo9d Business. Par
further particulars address. j. J. G. this
Office. 6GlHg 20 sell between now ard the
18th u ibis la0B3n.
T-1g skLR-ns0 Will Buy a TINR
ios overlooking ilaks Ealqn. Ssg G..
A0il. 90 see.s.d street.
Tzog aAl.E-A NGuBER 2 cAi1GRAPH.
y pss. fasioslce box g.
I.oR sAfg - EUROPEAN MrsguM.
II Apply corner Seeoud and washlugioa
street a NHsenfa. Two Satisfactory reasons
or selling.
fsNk -AtE = 20 AIRS nF land,
u hfsewood stiIfi0s. near Lake Caiaa,
distant ilpa bgsinesE center about q
hiies Inquire If a. D. LOOM :. attorney
e lsw saeiilr. hashlagioa Ter
Isun sALE-A PAYING BEsINEss An
L -iHaDiee Pfiegs. trade Giarnaat at slx
pes cert iu'i nsfe a. Sc. g,s9 Frgat street
nf&NuNns, WATCHES. JPwEIgY,
- 8tfilSsira AaAe;s. solid silver aans
solid g8la elsains, 699 solsa geld rags. use
Eezses. tBeeiacins, a. hsfles Naaefs. sii
iiTsi-siesss e. yossr ewu price. s. Charles
Nafifr z flatiht sale 81 aaeilol; holidays
"a hana fHAgiAs aAiEgis
Ir0H saI.E-Igo coon FAYgSG RIfsi.
HeefF ssis Fufsf street, AZ invoice
FEiees ta8sise 81 Tv0as 2. Colonial block
NOR sAIE-A B1Na LEASE on 4
i @te4 sivse Fsasg. dGatss J. 81. So this
LroB spECg8CG.Es. al YiRsT.
tiazs. 81 YuAF uwn pfirF, ~ CHARLES
!. ILL.,
I,0R SAM & ssgAFER. FOR WORTH
~ tDet on 90 terms, Haw max
tHe Baaaf Aaafe-s RANK OWEN, Che
Lok s8tE-s XIV SIX ROOM COTTAGE:
y tss4fuan tu' ana rnid water range
taenfi na a. Ire. corner q isNli aud
Hs@cil streets e. sFss GA can he given
infneHt@ fF kAss itras Pgsca. & %
as.fs Z. pANiki.s. ko9.a 3, siarf hleos.
EoR SALE 4 NUAHsE 81 NICK EEs
ideuee lois 0u Jackson street adioia
tHe HrW 81 ea3i hgrxe lois cleared $50
% ti95a. Ucarse nosfret oHlec, Comsaes
elel -. aeal WI sirget uP stairs
At 4 BsEGArS- AK ATTRACTIVE
fiAfHCc property, centrally iceasuds
NtaufH4t Fiew sc hay ard CiiY, neH espoua
home Fffd fiGlhe. Tolls g. xusu bEr-
fisNl.k s &EACHAsf ucNt 80 v. T. Tel.
Lon sstE- 10 AcRes OF coon LAND
u at krkaa4 80 The acre. Ce0fee
t5ratl nfice. C0Anitsc a. street. near
Aiil sifee', sp siails.
INuR SAFE SOLID SIIYERw AgE.
L st'iid gold cAaius. eyeglasses. and 100
s0id riHzs, et CHARLES NAHENS
LOS SALE NEST SEATTLE WATER.
trens Hpd residences lots, Chran
eeoFrs n0g5cl once. Commercial slsce,
asaf y g, ah siaifs-
FMtG rstE HOLIDAYS AT HAND.
! elseies aai ss aue{la8 sale CHARLES
Eog sAtK Ole NEWSPAPERS AT
taeaae
I2G SAL SIX HOUSES AND LOTS
ai sisR tl4e. s7ssa. fs-1o t0Q sud
4N, H8 shal7e FsslieHca r-eencrty eau
a,enor 30. ta'ea si B'ask-
LNoR &tE oEn SEwspAeEEs IS
4 bat.es pf 1p ~ tar rfa
roG RIM,
~ BsNr fwo NiCgIY rrRSisagp
: r..euss aath zeoeai ttrcet
-. ,,.-.H., I..55..,... s....s. ....... .-
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SoclrrY xar4cTs.

DEaC f-kK NEEf3Ngt OF WASH. NHToN
II tatEp A@ B, Hale, ersse -aes e8
&Gsries. E9us eatgasaF a. FE e ~
t,g ssh 5 tsgazA Neass. .asvsn s,eaeiE
ess. Fseas Ss-sa& -s1r lsV eaf5 rslz.fe
9AE6ekAe e@ENRN. pF EkerEK
IL ETae 80. u 3 y. ever Iefz.
ssT scNsHs - b n, IN IS GO q Ra
tafaess Hoes 5a Fx.ssaz h.af -
soed aisf sas33a
s {. MITCHELL. szeAszs.
2. forss. c. % &
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VALENTINE HALL,
NInrER SCHEDULE.

omee wllh T. p Gomth. basemcat Ocei.
dental buiillns
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Advertisements aast@s fsss ~ ads of Lest
Foaaa. Fs,s sale, 70 III ard situations
Haosef VIII ~ .ssf = sss ssse o. 2
esnsz = Aefs f09 Ersz isse oas I teng a
a0rd - eacil s7ssselsseas ftsse ssioss- Pay
rgesss Siwsys IN ssgsnee
The f0s3gwfag &e.isss ar Awaiting adver
Users ~ tlsis gsYlee
Esr gx. Rskrr.
g. :. 49, RES. BARTER
H. 49, Peter tfsfs. 4. -
HIS Grffsa. Position.
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-. rfssxcIAr..
nFEF waNTEp.


s.7vs,--TAo coop SOLICITORS
w a xasss caring fass5Eesz IN city a.
or,fe 60 - ~ Washington street,
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At 4 BsEGAfs-AS ATTRACTIVE
n residence rroHcrty, eeu.faiig ie,-ateti: .
agauiliai vlew g BAY aud ciiy. neg 9s-naa
heu7fi Ffsffd ffElse. Tuls 81 xusW Hkr-
fiANhE & &EAtHAN, uc8t 30 v. z. Tel.
ezratth office
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sYA<rED-To RENT.

XxrASYs.I5-~Ttl RENT ] SMALL House;
w musf =. centrally l9eated. Bur
SETT & HALL r09Ea -. 9esleg hsjlGigg.
yxrASTED "a PLEASANT FRONT
w room. suitabls for met; down
town. =. . box -.
1YYANTED-a 0g 4 ED0NS POE SMALL
w ianilE. Nos oese !. blocks from DC
ciaeafsl. Aadsass. stating rent. % J. ~,
iGis once.
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LOS s3t.E-s XIV SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
y bathroom f1' ana cold water range
tlen5 ga far Ire. cotueF o. lenth aud
u s@ci streets q srss GA can he given
imiaeftS eis EAsy ieraas Pgsca 20
hkhe = DANIELS. Boom 8, starr hleCs
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EoR SALE 4 NuAHsE 81 NICE EEs
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