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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
TEIE THIRD OR PEOPLES PART

y
The question which is of most interest
|" the people OF this State now is Il third
in our politics. We have talked the mat
ter to several gentlemen in this county
who were Tilman and Sheppard men and
they do no not think that ANY effort will be
made to form third party. The matter is
being talked Of though all over the State,
and is taking shape. In an interview with
reporter for the Augusta Chronicle, last
week j. w. l'0wden, one of the editors of
the Cotton Plant said: eve will put All
electoral ticket III tho field now within two
weeks, that is BY the 18Th Of Septem.
bcr."
Mr. Bowden is high up in Alliance cir
clcs and is staunch supporter Of Gov.
Tillman, What this means is very easy to
see 1t means that third party elect ors
Will be put out to carry this State for
Weaver and Field, the third party candi-
datrs. And MIR. Bowden depends Oh the
Alliance for the support Of these men.
Will they do it? That is the question and
Il very hard one too.
III Governor Tillman's friends feel dis
posed to SO back on G-ovcr Cleveland the
Democratic nominee. they can do so, but
il they DO it will give the electoral tick c!
10 Harrison rs sure al tile sun shines With
y .dY!deh democracy IN this :S.a." :hh3
white people can never hope to do any
thing. Let Us not split on any question,
but let us stick to Governor Tilman and
the democrats ship ~ long as a single
plank remains.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
EXPERIMENTAL r'OLITKCS.

his is the age Of experimental politics
governments have become far more ex.
sivc than they used to be, except the
trnmcnt OF South Carolina, and that is
&c expensive than it was q few years
TO keep, our people from being dis
'0lntcd we want TO tell them there is no
mediate relief from this condition of af-
$. You need not expect salaries TO be
uccd, nor expense to be. otherwise cur
ed. The people must support the gov
mcnt the government cannot support
.pcolle.~ 'ihlS law is as intX6lahbie as
law OF gravity and just as free from
options. The larkiand the eagle must
} their wings or come to the ground.
zen we have tried uil the visionary
encs that are now being advocated by
ce seekers, VIC will again settle down to
iness, q wiser, but no wcnlthier people
before. Woc to the biathslxt;,ec
tpromicc and cannot perform. E1yer.
&C keeps dear school.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

The fields arc rapidly Whitening with
seven cent cotton. 1t will not cost near as
much as usual to gather the crop There
Is some compensation in almost every mis-.
fortune. Even the conservative candidates
for office, in Pickcns county will not have
to help pay for the tickets in the general
election. 1t will be refreshing though ,o
see them spill their treasures to defeat
brother Bowden's Third Party ticket.
Irot them out Waddy. We arc anxious
to jump on something about our size.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Postmaster Greer, Of Honca Path, has
been notified of his removal, and the prob
able appointment of negro rs his success
or. When the Sunday trains were put on
blr. Greer, who is an elder in the Presbyte-
rian church, said he could not conscien-
tiously open and deliver the Sun
day mail, and a petition was forwarded to
the department at Washington asking that
no sunday mails be delivered there, but Il
counter petition was also sent up, it is soi
through MIR. Ernest Cochran, Of this city'
which was granted, ordering the mails to
be opened and delivered on Sunday.-Au.
dersOn Peoples Advocate.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Under the head of "Biblcs and Beer -
the London Star mentions y beauest of
ESQ 900 TO foreign missions and bible so.
ciety bya millionaire English brewer of
West Sussex, Mr.. Douglas Henry, who,
besides his extensive brewing property'
was also the owner of ninety public
houses or, as Americans would say, So
looms. lie is described as strong church
man, ''but," says the Star, .shis inclina.
| tions were those of sportsman. He kent
race horses, and at ono time cut consid.
| cradle figure on the turf"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Elk Governor John G.. Sheppard ha 8
strcngthcd himself by his race While a
few times he permitted his anger to get the
better OF his tongue, taken rs a whole Col
one! Sheppard has conducted the campaign
in a dignilicd and gentlcmanly manner, re-
celvlng the appluse of friends and the re-
spcct or opponents. He has shown re-
harkablc courage and endurance and stood
by his friends to tho last.-Columbia Rer.
lister. S
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Governor Tilman, there is more in real
success, than there is in glory You see
Waddy Bowdcn, and tell him to shut his
mouth about old mpn Weaver and the
Third Party. lie processes to bc strong
friend of yours. You tell him there 10 no
sense, and mighty ugly politics for the
same man to be trying to stick to you aud
Weaver ut the same time.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

MIR. Stephen M. Richards, an estimable
citlzen OF Liberty Hill. and eldest son Of
she Rev. j. G. Richards, died at his home
August 25th, after protractcd illuess of
over oyer month with typhoid fever. Mr..
richards was q man of sterling, upright
character' and his untimcly cutting of will
~, ne the source OF great grief to large fam.
lily and numerous friends. He leaves q
wife and several small children to mourn
his loss.-Camden Chronicle.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

news comes from the Republican camps
that they VIII place in the field against
Governor Ti'lman, Judge Samuel w. Mel
ton for Governor. Judge Melton is a
smart man, and no doubt the strongest
man the Republicans have, but he can't be
Governor of South Carolina,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
ELECTION ECHOES.

II is good morals and better philosophy
to make the bCst,of bad situation. We
have never regretted lone minute the op-
position VIC have made to Governor Till
man and we are likewise assured that he
does not regret it. So matters arc quite
pleasant between us.
The State, by $4,000 majority want Till
man and his crowd for their officers two
more years. This is the quickest and cas-.
lest way to eliminate Tillmanism from the
politics of South Carolina. If he does
more to suit us-mskcs better Governor
--wc Will be pleased, if he does not do
Letter nc is doomed. So VIC arc all right.
We arc sorry we could not defeat him, but
it is best us it is. His defeat would have
widcncd the breach in the democratic par
ty. The voters who have been sticking to
him would have thought that if lie had
been reelected, he would have fulfilled
his promises. Two years more Of failure
will surely shake the tirmcst faith. A
month or more before the election this
view was expressed by clcarhcadcd con-
scryativcs, i'll this county. We believe
that his election will cost us more than a
new State House, but there is no other
way to learn the lesson We will have
to pay the tuition. There will. be more
ground for complaint than ever before,
but there should be less complaint. Our
public policies and public servants are OF
our own making and choosing.
1t is nothing short of a calamity to tn,
State for A. G. Latimcr to defeat John
stone. But this like all other culami:ic
will teach its important lesson. Latino
iii JOhnstoncs chair will have room to run
jump, or take All evening drive. His al
v"cacy of the Ocala platform compcls hin
to be false to his party or to his conslitu
cnts If he does not go to the Third pal
ty when he gets to Congress his campaig,
speeches will be rs we think they are, 81
mon pure buncombc.
The slate for tins county went throur'
with only three scratches on the first ballu
These may he rubbed out OH the second
The best plan for the two factions to wor
now is to have their conventions and nom
mate their men then have their primar y
Much ingenuity will have to be cxertc
TO save the party. If Cleveland is nc
elected the democratic party aid white su
prcmacy in the South will soon be thing
OF the rast
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Pierre Lorillard has engaged Jockey
Willie Simms to ride for him durjn~ tbe
season Of 1903 ut a salary of $4,000, and
Dr. &: l.. Knapp sigred s. J. Doggctt to
Ildc for the Oncck stables at a salary of
SO, 600. VI
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Governor Tilman has been pulled and
hung upon the democratic stalk to dry.
We must be careful and not let him mold
by being caught in Third Party drizzlt
drazzlc. Musty fodder is not: even goot
for COWS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

TWenty-ninc hours from Chicago to
HALIFAX is the time proposed by the Cana
dian Pacific, and with fast steamers across
the Atlantic, which are now being ncgotia-
tea for, this will make the shortest route
between Chicago and Europe.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

AT this precinct, aud we are informed,
at Easicy, also, the managers did not swear
The voters to abide the result of the prima.
fy aud support the nominees OF the parly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

All cisarct's contain, according to Prof.
Lallin, competent scientist and chemist
five distinct poisors. Three Of these arc
the most deadly oils, one in the paper wrap
per, one in the nicotine, and the third a1d
the worst, In the favoring. The Other
poisons arc saltpctcr and opium.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

A young country editor fell in love with
clergyman's daughter The next time he
went to church he was rather taken aback
when the preacher announced his text:
MY daughter is grievousy tormentcd with
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

With proper conveaicnccs once provided
eggs, pork, beef and dairy products can be
produced for market as we'll in winter as
in summer
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Henry dc Rothschld one of the young
swells Of the famous family Of Rothschilds
is at Saratoga He Is one of the Paris
ROthschilds and Is said TO lie the heir to
more than $50, 100000 He is an> athletic
youth Of 10 yc.rS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Don forget that next Tuesday is cleo
''oh o"y again. Go and vote for tie man
of your choice.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Farming may not be rapidly money
making business but it is usually sure and
always honorable
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Governor 1'illman carried his homo box
Mcrriweathcr,. Edgcfield county, by eight
votes out Of one hundred andffty
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

tDaily. Nos: 81 and 53 solid trains between
Charleston and Columbia, 6. G..
H. NJ. EN- MERSON
Asst Gcn'l Passenger Agent
;. r. KENLY, r. NJ EMENSOE
Cent Manager. Traffic Manager
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Water ia which potatoes have been boil.
cd Is poisonous enough 10 XIII !yinacc s
al d par ,sitcs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

The cholera quarantine has increased the
iee Of sugar 10 six ccrt'.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

THE Old
TYPE - W.

EO Will buy the O'DELL
with T8 characters. and sis fC
O'DELL, warranted to do be e
machine made.
1t combines simplicity witt
case OF operation, wears lont
repairs than any other maci
NDbon to bother the operate,
s!nntinl, nicklc-plutod, perfec
all kinds OF type writing. Ii
u produces sharp, clean, lie,
TWO or ten copies may he ma
ANY Intelligent pcrscn can be
III two days. We offer S1,OOk
who can equal the work of tn
O'DELL.
Reliable agents aud salesu
cial Inducements to dealers.
ing ENDORSEMENTS. etc, address
O'DELL TYPE W
'358.36i ID
dccl0yl
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

All who can should call to gee the Dem
ocS&lic pi rtY ard get lock Of its hair.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Wilmington, n. c., July 3lst, 1902.
Fast Line betwcon Charleston and Columbia |
and Upper South Carolina and Western North
Carolina. Condensed Schedule:
Going West. Going East
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

EnterprisinG Young Man: Trae 4 Co tastruetad
and started mo- worked steadily nad mado money f.tor
thenl expoetalto became ao fny i.and aud uild
ssmall summon ho,o III den tlnt will 70
to york again At tha hnsineEs In which mso ey
Frue az Cot shall iustrnct and ycn.
We DO and you work n''ms strcusly yen will IN due
u"e o"' on Rnd bEid n"'rl you wish
TO- M Oncy can DO eNrnod hHc of work rap.
IDLY and honor"biy by "so Of "hcr ,oS. y"ung oid
and In their own localities. v!Iorcvar tny I've Any
can do tho work Easy tcloRrn furnish ovoryihn6 No
thk You eandcvoIeyonr spare hon9nts all your Ems
10 the work This ontruls it brings wondnrfa sue
ss.sto ovcry workor HcciaEoTs earning from SO
500 waok and rpwarLa hna roro onsr ituo eSps-
riense We can furnish you tho
ENEE. Thiss Tn ago "f marvellous thnEs. ana more ~
win reward every iau, worker. Whcreyer 5on are
work at on,e pelay meh ~ monSy eot to
We via msSs all PLATA 10 y"n FstEE. Address.
TksGE - CO., Eo- SEQ, AogI:..a, &a!Ee.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

their footwear are finding this out.
Cant lon.-W. J.. Douglas' namo
when you buy. Beware OF dealersa a
stltuto other makes for them. Such
fraudulent and subject to prosecuti
tanning money under falso pretence
W. l.. DOUGLAS, BrOcktcn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10
THE MEIZEKOTT BUILDING.
suIts Brought for the Death of George Whit.
and Mis-. Whites Injuries

John C. Head, as administrator of the estate
Of the late George White, has filed suit for
$4,000 damages against +. Il. Metzerott. Hem
rietta Netzerott, Vim. 5. Player, Allison J.
GoOde. +. Il Fava and Max Adolphus Naeff.
The declaration states that Mr. White was
on November % possessed OF premises
lll2 + street northwest. Ia which be car
ried on the business of ladies' tailor.
and the defendants erected ten feet
south Of the building certain wall Of
large dimensions Of the length Of 100 feet
height Of nifty feet and thickness eighteen
inches That II became their duty to prop
erly guard. support and brace said wall so rs
TO prevent II from falling or being blown down
but they earelessly and neSIigeutly left said
wall without proper guard. brace or support
and IL consequence on November %, while he
White, Was engaged in his business
the said wall was blown down by
the wind, anu fell and crushed tie building and
said White, SO inlurIng him that on the same
day he died. The plaintiff. as administrator
aud for the damage resulting to the wife and
heirs. brings the suit Messrs. Warrington
and Head are the counsel
Miss Ida White, by the same counsel. files a
ruit against the same for az, 600 damages by
injuries sustained tie tame date by
ls.sVu TIs wall falling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10
HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
\ Material Decline In the Mortality Last
Week.

The mortality during the last week ma
terially declined from that of the preceding
weeks" saws the report of Health Officer
Hammett for last week. Prom 10 in the
week ending January 80 the number of deaths
last week fell TO l25, nearly equally divided
between the white and cOlored races. The de-
cline was mainly in the lung and nervous dis
eases. there having been 20 of the former, as
against l63 IN previous report. The con-
tagiOus diseases are still in allegiance, there
having been but two fatal cases from these
Causes. and these two being from diphtheria.
Epidemic influenza was charged with eleven
deaths. against thirteen in the former week.
The comparative immunity of the colored
people from this malady Is further demon
strated by the relative proportions of seven
white TO four black Eight were over forty
i've years old and the average duration of last
sickness was about fourteen DAYS Fourteen
persons died of heart disease. most of whom
were far advanced III life OF the thirty five
infants under five years old who died eleven
were white and twenty four colored-
Altogether the health conditions for the
week show favorably 10 a return to the normal
rate. Much Of the heavy mortality for the last
several weeks was undoubtedly owing TO the
unusually cold and stormy weather. somewhat
anomalous to this latitude. and which attacked
and broke down. constitutions enfeebled BE- age
and by ehroH!c ailments
The report shows. Number Of deaths. 125:
white. 81; colOred. g. Death rate per ]. zoo
per annIfin: White. 1879; cOlored. 400. Total
population. go Thirty five were under five
years Of age. rs were under one year old and SO
over sixty years Twenty-Five of the deaths
occurred IN hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by Classes were as follows: Zymotic,
Is, Constitutional. -; local. 20; developmental
10; viOlenee. 2. The principal causes of death
were; Diphtheria. 2; consumption, IA;
dlarrh9sl, l; typhoid fever. 5; pneumonia.
10; congestion OF the lungs, 9; bronchitis, 4;
kidney diseases, /, meningitis, 2. cancers, 3.
Births reported: Iw-nty-one white males %
white females; Y cOlored males, 10 colored
females Marriages reported: Sixteen white.
5 eolored. suIl-blrths reported: Three white
Z cOlored
LATEST BuBiAL Permits
During the tSeuty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits we're Issued from the hea!th
Office for the following:
White-Andrew II. Harris, 20 wears, con-
sumption. Frank l. Fawcett, years cerebro
spinal meningitis Walter VI. Austin months.
convulsIons; Hugh Murphy, az years con-
sumption, Annie W. Thorn. 50 years. bron-
chitls. Joshua Exiine, ~ years. typhoid fever.
COlOred-ELzal 9Th Patterson 70 wears. con-
sumption. Addie l.. Brooks. 20 years pueu-
mona. Elmira Anderson. 45 years. cerebral
Lemorrhage, John T. stewart months. bron-
eh.iis' Ernest Snipe, 10 months. pneumonia.
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:
LOST AND FOUND.


I Osr-MONDAY BEL. Y AND O'CLOCK PM.
SPANISH setter. Reward for their return to GoIT-
LOB. 81 Dst NV. IT.
I OST-FEBRUARY 8. About $50 PM. IN THE
1asss reward if returned 70 SD st. t W. b siiA
and pm It.
I osT-MoNDAY NIGHT. on LEAVING 1927
II 10th st.. fan Return to l345 stand receive
CS REwARD-BLACK- AND-WHITE SPOTTED
sOC setter syp tan points long coupled low stature
owners maine and tag. No il1a. ON collar when lost.
Return TO 1913 NJ st and receive reward. felU-3'
I OsT-LAsT WEDNESDAY,. FLOOR PLANS. G.
II 5. Cooper, architect. ON Following route: 9Th aud
Z along to 18th 70 kh9ds Islam, , ave to i4th W
I OsT -LADY's GOLD WATCH AND CHATE-
cslvs rsxsd At 4 sASDERs'. soz TX st. n.% 0 TO
7 OsT-THE PARTY WHO TOOK YOUNG MAS
- tlf dog ttag 23l5l from neghborhood Of North
aR Il. On Mondsy as w pssIrn same to
with and avoid further trouble. It.
I Osr-sUNDAY MORNING LAST. on STREET
~ or in car. bet. SO4 st. and New York Avenue
and pin Reward II returned to sGA X st ". 1857
I osT-FRIpAY. FEBRUARY >. IN THE INTER-
shell hair pm mith gold bssi Liberal reward siyen
I OsT-NEDIUM SIZE RCssET COLOR TRUNK.
II probably marked Miss Fannie Mitchell. Santa
G ,a Is.s bras, sHssa on il number
Any peisOh having knowisdss Of .uch trunk please
ise-3t' BAGGAGE ROOM. Bait and Potomac R.R.
I osT-LEFT HER HOME. MARKS ALLEY s. E..
~ on January ls lss2. Annie Jackson. a coiored
s. JolS s si DS iG'''iss
I osT-ABOUr 1870 j. II. FEBRUARY 4. TEIE-
.on seSpe ysse non top OF cab bet and depot.
Q. ". MkRkILI., Coal Once. $40 st. .. ". iss-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10

The case Of Frederick BAIter, Charged with
the murder of Agnes Watson by drowning in
the canal IN West Washington IN lsss Is on the
assignment Of the Criminal Court for Monday
next IL was alleged that the woman followed
Barber and be showed her In the canal when
abe drowned Messrs. ID T. Cahill and A. W.
Ferguson. who were assigned TO the defense by
the court, took the case 10 the Court in General
Term on motion IN arrest of judgment on the
point that the indictment did not sufficiently
describe the crime, and 1t was sustained and
the case remanded and new indictment wac
found The counsel this morning la the Criu-
NAL Court obtained an order TO summons and
pay Q witness beyond the jurisdiction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10

Gov Boyd took charge Of the executive
chambers In the Nebraska capitol on Monday.
He ignored Mr. 1hayers greeting and refused
70 shake hands
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY


- PRlNG WILL SOON BE HEkE AND YOU MILL
- want to to the country. Why not instead. try
Brook and. which unites the ady of city ana
cOuEtryf Lots aud houses for sale easy terms
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
felO-0t 100 Coreoran building.
LOK SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. FEB. If.
Il 1882. at 3 o'clock IN. to settle an estate. ~
acres. Improved by room house. barn. poultry
houses. large shade trees. &c. hear x 4. statop
miles IRON Washington, BEAUTIFUL and convenient
little place for Jul particulars address
dsrsisned Also several other suburban tracts, i'm
proved uninproved, ior sale cheap and On easy
terms send Tor map q: TIE country. showing roads
and subd. visions around Washington. with
scrpSe list OF suburban and country property sent
free. JANIS h. CLEMENTS.
ie56t lS2i NV.
L Or ssALE-sUBCRBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY
u River road near Tenleytown not far from
Methodist University and the secrie road TO Chsutau-
qua. part OF l. ID. Burrows tract For terms Apply
LOUIS l. McCOMAs. Trustee. Hagerstown. Nd
l...e Jun
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WANTED-ROOMS.


M An THRILL FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
w board, for tiye gentlemen, terms must be mod
crate Address Box %. Star office 1T
NJ ANTED-FIRST OK SECOND FEOOR ROOM,
w with adjoining small room or alcoye. board tor
gentleman vie and three old child: O'Clock
breakfast and noon dinner. references terms. Ad-
dress MANAUEk. .Oj Market Space It.
NJ ANIED-fU kNISHED AND UNFURNIsBED
w rooms ali parts OF city cheapest ana surest plan
to desirable roon.ers DISTINGUISHED 1850; terms
moderate sHACkLEfOkD's AGENCY. Az 18th ST.
fe.I6t'
WANTED-TWO UNFURNIsHED CONNECT
w inz rooms By married couple for light housekeep
star Office. fee-:,ts
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WANTED--HOUSES

NJ ANTED-To BUY HOUSE: y OK 10 ROOMS:
w MI. Pleasant or city some ground or q building
lot prefer to deal with owner. Address MAJOR Star
ONCE feS-:ts
WANTED-FOK ACUsTOMER-As SMALL BRICK
w OF frame house AID lot. Tor cash. the city
limits X. A. PHILLIPS son.
J--S-lM l4ly New iork ave
Va AM IMPROVE d or UNEMPLOYED REAL
w estate Ia Srrt of the city District have
cash customers Tor anything that 10 desirable and
cheap. l.. STARGARDTER
Ial43in 6l3 18th IT. m ~
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COAMlsSlONkR Oh DEEDS FOR livery STA "
~ and Territory. Notary and U. S. Commissioner
JNO. Z. BEALl. lssl u q. n. W.
In ofacs from q ". TO PIN. MI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IA AN1ED-Bl GkNIllMAN WITH $1,000
w cash capital. Interest IN q respectable sood
psyins business. for Particulars address a. T ".
Star Office. f.lo-3..
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Coughing Leads TO Consumption
Ksmps BAlsam viii stop the cough al once