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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15

but once in ten years and that was in
'84, when Blaine received 47,5I6
majority. In 1890 it went Demo
cratic by 9,o53, in '9I by 6,467 and
last year it was Democratic by 2,534.
Pennsylvania goes Republican by
Is5, 900. This is the largest plurality
for fifteen years. The only time the
vote came within 81 eaking distance
Of this was in the 'SS presidential
election, when the Republicans car
rled the state by 79,452. This state
went Democratic by I6,554 in 1890,
but was Republican last year by 63,-
TAI.
New Jersey goes Republican over
all by an estimated majority of Ia,-
900. This state for fifteen years has
been Democratic, last year giving
Cleveland majority of r4,o74, max.
ing a Republican gain in year of 26,'
974 votes.
Iowa gives the Republican ticket
something over $4,000 and may
reach IS, 900. Once before in ten
years, and that in 'SS, a presidential
year, has Iowa given such majority.
Then the Republicans carried the
state by 3I,7I1. In 1859 the Demo
Gratis carried it by 6,5a3, and in 1891
Boics (Dcm) carried it by S,2I6
last year it gave Harrison 22,965 ma
jority.
New York elects the Republican
candidate for aJudge of the Court OF
Appeals by So, 669 and the rest o.
the Republican ticket by $4,000. Ir
twenty years New York has given 8
Democratic majority fourteen times
And four times before this has it gone
Republican-in 1879, 1881, 1888;
and 1888. At one time, 1882, elect
ing Democratic governor by I92,
S54. The legislature will be Repub
lican by about thirty on joint ballot
the largest majority in thirteen years
Kansas.and Nebraska are shaking
off their populistlc tendencies and arr
! back in the ranks of the G. o. P. b,
majorties ranging from 6,ooo to 10,
900.
Chicago is carried by the Republi
cans by good majority.
South Dakota, Michigan and Wis
consin are the other states that linet
up in the Republican column.
We think we have right to be ju
bilant and let the eagle scream if h
wants to. We can return thank
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 80, that al
the people cannot be fooled all tn
time. The great victories won il
these pivotal states are very signifi
cant, and look out for still create
victories in "a and go.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
I. f. Coker
Secretary
MormonIsm a Great DelusIon.

MormonIsm a Great Delusion.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The Mormons are
in Blount county. They had the
right as orderly citizens to come, and
as such they can remain. They came
to make converts. Let them tell the
people all they believe. Let them
say to our citizens that they have an
other Bible besides ours, more reli-
able, more complete, an infallible
translation of a divine revelation
made to their ancestors and preserved
by man named Mormon, and finally
engraved on golden plates and buried
in hill in the state of New York.
The Divine Spirit told Joseph Smith
where to find them, and translated
them so that our translation of Gods
word was made by fallible men and
hence is imperfect, while their Col
den Bible has been translated by God
himself and hence is more trust
worthy than that Divine Book that
God has given to a lost world. No
greater delusion ever seized the mind
Of man than the doctrines of Nor
monism. More anon. M. Bart
lett.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
New Christian Endeayor.

Last Sunday evening there met in
the Baptist church a number of young
people to organize Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor. An
organization was effected and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mr. H. S. LeCount; Vice Pres
ident, Mr.. Geo. H. Edwards; Cor.
Sec, Mr.. R. Dewitt Smith; Rec.
Sec., Miss Sarah Carnahan; Treasurer,
Mr.. w. S. Rose. The society will
probably be called the Bethany Y. p.
S. c. E., and desires it understood
from the first that it does not belong
to either the College or any church,
but is strictly undenominational. 1t
further desires to be in close fellow
ship and union with the other socie-
ties and leagues Of the town, and
cordially invites all to It's meetings,
which for the present viii be from
5:45 to 6:3o p. m. in the Baptisr
church. Those desiring to join will
please give theirnames to any of the
officers. The thanks Of the society
are due to the Baptist people for grant
ing the use of their church to the So
ciety. The topic for next Sunday,
Nov 10, is "Gentleness--A Fruit Of
the Spirit" Eph. 4; 3o-32; Col. s.:
1919. All are cordially invited.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
HAVE YOU HEARD THAT

Dress goods sold cheaper'at Bittle,
Webb & Co.'S. than ever before.
LANES MEDICINE MOVES
TIE BOWELS EACH DAY.
You can buy heavy SI2. 50 over
coat for $1,000 at Bittle, Webb &
Co. s.
Dress goods'of good style sold at
hard-time prices at Bittle, Webb &
Co.'S.
Did you ever hear of anything as
che up as the millinery at Bitlle, Webb
& Co. S?
COUGHING LEADS TO CON.
6UPTION. Kemp's Balsam stops
the cough at once.
E. G. Jones is in town and will be
here for some time to dispose of Q
fine lot Of fruit trees.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
A Pleasant Enter talnment.

This was handed us last week but
through mistake was left out:
The Kings Sons gave social and
candy pulling at the rooms ofthe old
hotel, last Friday night and enter
tanned about hundred young peo.
pie of the town. The evening
passed away pleasantly and at the
hour of 10 o'clock the crowd dis
persed expressing their appreciation
of the social games of the eve
ming, and returned thanks to Mr..
N. L. Hastings and the Kings Sons
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
Notice..

| wish to inform my friends and
customers that | am located with
Strong & Co., Market Square,
Knoxville, Tenn, and when in the
city l would be glad TO have them
call and would be glad to serve them
il they want anything in the line Of
shoes or hats. The firm | am with
carries the largest and most complete
line of any retail firm in Knoxville.
| Respectfully,
T. c. THORNTON,
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GOSSIP AND CHAT.
Saxby's Query to lngersoii.

This beautiful song (words and
music, regular sheet music size, will
be mailed to anyone enclosing SC in
stamps to d. G. Edwards. General
Agent, c. H. & D. r. r., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15

for the pleasure of attending such
grand entertainment. The Kings
Sons will meet at the rooms of the old
hotel on Tuesday night of each
week. This organization is strictly
moral social and religious. All the
young men and boys ofthe town
are cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
]. f. Coker
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15

All over the country the people
are celebrating the great Republican
victory by the firing of canons and
joyful ratihcations, and Maryville ex-
pressed her approval of the Waterloo
by burning lots of powder and max
ing joyful noise. Thursday night.
Smiling Republicans are seen or
every side, while our Democratic
friends look somewhat as we felt las,
year,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
TAKE NOTICE. do
not want any more
wood on subscription.

]. A. Spears and wife, of New
port KY, have returned to this coun-
ty and are visiting with their friends
and relatives.
If you want a good overcoat, shoes,
Boots, Hats and Shirts go to Bittle,
Webb & Co., as they are the lowest
priced men in town.
There will be soclable at Sandy
Springs Friday night, November II.
Everybody come and bring your best
girl. Geo. w. Emert. Nh
Don't fail to sea our offer in anoth-
er column announcing the splendid
Thanksgiving gift which we will pre-.
sent free to all our readers.
Come and trade with us and we
will save you some money by selliS3
you goods cheaper than ever before.
Blttle, Webb & Co.
For a good fit, well made suit OF
overcoat, go. to GREER & DUNLAP,
over Coning's store, and get some
thing you will never regret buying.
Ladies come and buy you nice
sailor or walking hat and it will save
the expense of buying fine hat fol
winter. Bittle, Webb & Co.. :
Word came to town Monday thai
Aaron Burns, Of Millers Cove, ar
old well-known citizen suddenly
dropped dead at his home of hear
disease.
No charges will be made to entel
the grounds to see the foot ball game
Saturday, but 10 cents will be charged
for a comfortable seat. Knoxville VS.
Maryville.
Chas. H. Gamble, one of our in
telligent colored readers, called ont
day last week and renewed his sub
scription to the TINES and Rspubli
can principles.
You will certainly never miss get
ting one OF the supurb oil picture'
which we intend giving to each o
our readers as Thanksgiving pre-
sent. See description in another col
umn.
Art is making great strides, or w
could not present our readers wit
such handsome Thanksgiving gil
as the beautiful floral panel-pictur,
which we announce in another col
umn.
The creates picture can American
Beauty" to be given to all our read
ers as thanksgiving present as de
scribed in another column, is an in
stance of our enterprise on their be
half.
We give particulars in another col
umn of tide greatest work of art re
Gently published, floral panel-pict
ure in oils, which we will give to al
our readers as Thanksgivin,
present.
Mr.. Levering, who has one Of tn
finest farms in the county and VIII
knows how to work it as we'll as an
one in the United States, still con
tinues as a reader of the TINES.
H. NJ. Costner, of Mckinley wa
in town Saturday and renewed hi
subscription to the TINES. Mr.. Cos
ner is another of the dashing Secon
Tennessee Cavalry, and like a larg
! ,,,,,or;t,, of ,ts old eoIJ,a-- -, AZ,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
Five Dollars.

Free to all readers of this paper.
On November 22nd we shall print a
coupon emitting all who receive the
tissue of that date to superb work of
Iart, just published, entitled Gan
IAmerican Beauty" splendidly
perfect reproduction in oils of new
floral painting, 20 oinches high suitable
for narrow upright spaces, by the
artist of the famous "Yard of Roses
and "Yard of Pansies." We have
made arrangements that will enable
us to present this exquisite picture
ITO all our readers, and all should
avail themselves of our generous offer.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
our Grand Thanksgiving Premium

Oai Nj anu tibi'e
\ To all our readers. We shall print
a cupon in our issue of November
'a2nd entitleing every one who buys
the paper to reproduction in oil
|,colors Of the great floral panel-plcture
Ian American Beauty" painted by
1the artist Of the world-tamous "Yard
of Pansies" and "Yard of Roses. +"
This supurb present, worth SIS. 90,
is copyrighted, and cannot be pur-
chased of picture-dealers at any price.
1t is 20 inches high, and will fit up
right narrow spaces admirably. Be
sure tossget coupon emitting you to
this magnificent gift.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15

GOOSE NECK TENN-Not seeing
any thing in the TIMES from this
section for while, perhaps q
few items would not be out Of
order.-Health of this community
is very good at this time, there
being only one case of sickness in
this settlement.-Mrs. Lissie Marsh
who has the consumption is no
better.-Sam Beals has a sore on
his hand which has disabled him
from work for several days.-rhe
farmers have been very busy for
the past few weeks gathering corn
and sowing wheat and doing fall
work In general.-B. F. Ellis raised
one hundred bushels OF sweet pota-
tos on one quarter of an acre of
land.-James Brown has added to
the appearance of our little village
by building new barn.-Sam
Brown has moved back on his farm
again. He says living at home is
the best after all.-Dick Key has
rented his farm to Andrew McFee.
Newt Wheeler has left our vii
lage and moved to Knox County.
Mrs. Vadie Williamson has rent
her house and lot tn Joe Mclean
ard has moved to Union Grove to
school her children.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
Miscellaneous . Church News.

The week of prayet is being OBJ
served by the Y. M. c. A. and topic
leaders have been appointed for every
night this week. 1t is to be hoped
these meetings will result in great
good.
The supper given by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. was a
complete success in every way. There
never was better supper served for
any amount of money in Maryville or
in any other place. Everything was
there almost that was good, and
everybody thoroughly enjoyed il
Such an amount of eatibles was there
that lunch was served at IS cents the
next day. The financial part amounted
to about thirty dollars clear money.
Rev. ]. C. Wright was called to
the bedside Of his father at Sunbright
one day last week. On arriving at
Sunbright Mr.. Wrightfound his father
so much improved that he started for
home and had reached lockwood
when he received telegram stating
that his father had died of heart fail
ure. Rev. Wright returned home
yesterday evening. The sympathy
of his church and friends is extended
to him in the hour of his bereavment.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15
An Overwhelming Rebuke
Given the Democrats.
SIGNIFICANT VICTORY
Doubtful States SoIidIv in the
Republican Column.
BYLARGE MAJORITIES

Bossism Downed-Anarchy Is
Given a Black Eye-Tariff
Smashers slapped in the
Face-Soldier Haters Warned
Wild Caters Driven to the
Woods = Republican Party
and Right.HaS Prevailed.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-11-15

]. A. Spears and wife, of New
port KY, have returned to this coun-
ty and are visiting with their friends
and relatives.
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The Acknowledgment Invaiid.

reetsd decree in the case Of Crutchfsld
against Hewsis setting asids the sals Of prop
srty on 9th street between l street and New
York avenue under deed Of trust The CON-
plAinant. hrs Crutchaeld, was . Miss shep-
herd. and act forth In the bill that her mother
did not Join In the deed Of trust, and 10 she did
the acknowledgment was Invalid. o. the justice
Of tue peace Vas not legally such o1cer. The
ease ws- heard last week. Mr.. D. b. Hallam ap-
psariag for the complainant and Mr.. Z b. Hay
for the Hswstt estate. the property having been
purchased az the sale Of the late X. G. Hexett.
The chief justice decided tbs case on he point
MAI the acknowledgment was Invalid,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NORTH SIDE OF ST
BrrwEFN nth ST. AND CONN. AVE
very desirable lot. "a feet inches front At rel-
h-Tiys 20 JyN HUYCK.
fs1-6t l'sls Pa
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOH RENT

EOS RENT
Il 1906 II NV. L.. 2b
and laundry. fur 81
2let and L. 81 and store
Sn2lst NV. 1lr. mL a..
y306 NJ NV. Or. N 1. -.
Edee mill. mr. Chain
bridge .......,,.
Central ST mr. Columbia
road. Is
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wESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
OF Transatlantic AVA n -

ENOR RENT-CHEAPEST RENT IN THE CITY
II at $23 so; 307 Mass. ave. nearly new bay
window brick. two st cries and basement 3large bed
rooms. paror dining room and kitchen. large closets
select neighbo.hood; key at Office.
fel-2t DAVID D. STONE. S04 and BOG F St
E'OR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSES ON L ST. BET.
L \. j. ave. and I'd st. Sc, containing u rooms;
nicely papered; water aud gas; SIS 80.
EASTERDAY 4 MALLERY,
u II VI
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-N.w., NE OR s.E-NEw OR
w nearly new brick house; not less than q rooms
and bath price nos TO exceed e, 500
j.3l-3t GEO. W. LINKINs. 500 18th ST. NV.
WANrKD-FoR A. CUSTOMER. HOUSE IN
w the north e1s With dining room aud kitchen on
the nrst foor not less than 20 feet fropt.
tss1-3t DANTE CO.. 1320 st. n. ~.
WASrED-pARrIEs HAVING PROPERTY ON
w y. Y. ave; bet. 18Th and 18th sta n ". for sale
WASrED - FOR CLIENT. A HANDSOME
w house In north wssti corner preferred; owner Of
paynsat Apply cHAkLEs EARLy. COS l4ih st.
nv. 3A27-A
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EURN
NJ st near Conn ave
fseasonb .........S3. OOt
Conn ave, inter NJ 18TH
SITS, with stable. .416. @,
Cor 18th and ii ste NV
(season) .....416.O
Cor 18th ST and Nc
Pherson Square. 333. 2:
Sc cor 2tst and X NV. %.
K st bet 18th and 18th,
with stsb,e...,,..22i G.
R | ave bet 18th and
Conn ave. .20S. ,.
n st bet 10th 4 Goth. 2OS. s:
K st between Goth and
list SITS. .20(
De Sales st bet 18th and
K st bet 18th L 18th SITS. 2Ot
Conn ave bet r and 8. .2O(
10th st bet . and r
sts..................1 6B. g
FAI
10 acres about two mile
Y room house end barn.
ROl
110S r 1T. LIST floor and
basement ........... .G12'
Several rooms in Roost
av, bet LIST. ID. F and
g SITS NV. each .......3 9;
ST.
Stable bet ]. K. 18th an
horses and 3 carriages
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ENOR RENT-TwO THREE-ROOM FLATS; EACH
entire floor suitable for housekeeping in first
class condition with stable If desired. a342 N st.
NV: $l4 per mo. r. A. PHILLIPS SON, 1922
N Y. ave. fei-1m
LHOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY. laos 14TH ST.
Il n. W five rooms and BATH with heat no children
1a26eo3m 40 Corcoran building.
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4 JOHN D. WIGHT,

L JOHN B. WIGHT.
1910 g St
We have 'bookedr an exceptionally at
tractiye list OF lots situated within and
about the city, which present special ad-
vantages to builders wishing TO put
row. and others wishing an attractive site
for a home speculatiOn.
For subdiridfn1-H ST. n. e. near govern
ment printing ofhce fronts-s1. 90 and
30 feet.
,7lo;s on 18th st. extended. Just shove
every attractive lots on Lanier Heishts.
on line Of the electric road running into the
park.
Elliot ST.. 3 lots, 16x10.
willard st. 3 lots. 20xS0.
10th and D SITS. n.e.. lot 5Sx1a
18th and Duncan Place. lot 8sx10O
For ssbdsUisioa-Lot 61x 100 cor 10th ana
Lawrence sts. NV.
Best lot on Howard ave-. MI Pleasant,
60-ft. front.
14thst; near Whitney ave.. Soft. front.
Beautiful lot in Kensington, to be .old
under price, can be divided into two lees Of
good frontaxe.
JOHN b WIGHT.
14lo q s.. n ". saa1
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Mr. 0ORnAS OPPOSES The SITE.


''No, replied Mr.. German, II have no other
location in the city in mind. l have not myself
been charged with the duty OF looking up one
Bat protest against the use Of this particular
lot f1r such purpose. ] should be very loa,h
indeed o. one Of the public squares on the
avenue for building for any purpose what
ever, bat the point l make - that we should
rot locate the municipal building immediately
on Pennsylvania avenue at the most public
place on tie avenue between here and the Pres
idents house. in front OF the main market Of
the town. where al the ladies' 20, for IL Is
the custom of tbs ladies OF this city, the
wives Of memhers Of Congress aud Sen
stor- and all the residents. TO 20 to market.
/ say adj 20 the struggling crowd that already
this city. and bring them there and have them
On exhibition, and have our wives and daugh-
ter pass BY them aud see them a. they are
msnAcled aud brought in and out, would be .
grsa, outrage. am opposed TO IL and trust
the senate will never permit such . structure
snd such . nuisance TO be erected At that place.
Mr.. P.sco-Ihis matter has been discussed
occasionally before our committee on public
buildirgs Aad grounds and this seemed 10 be .
suitable location. I admit that the arguments
advanced By the Senator from Maryland are
good. bot wish he had carried his invsstiga-
non furthsr. 90 as 20 suggest q more suitable
ate where the objections he hA> mentioned
would not exist There 10 certainly great forcs
n What he says.
The amendment vas passed over until today
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PERSONAL.

L II6kJJINAI.
YOU CAN RECEIVE FULL VALUE. IF YOU
want il, for gents secondhand clothins by send
ZEE yUsTTs OLD STAND. one D st NV.
WHO is ". r. GEYERi He Is THE NAN WHO
carries the isrssss stock and variety Of carriages
the prcss for cash on tina z0 Pa ave n ".
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DEFECTIVE AGENCY.
a., one ePen ell hours Best referencss. wv
WlLLlAAS. Manager. $40 FsS n. d12-2ms
pRIvArH DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY Al
Sess rsssfencss terms reasonable Address Bog 30
CdvIL Service ExANINATION QUESTIONS
Co.,. 9. W. FLYNN, A NJ. Ivy lnstitute. :.
d3l-1m' Southwest cor. 9Th and x SITS. q. y.
r wALKER SONS. 2ol 10TH ST n W.
ys Building Papers, Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick
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DOR RFNT-4O5 sTH ST. " E. BROOM BRICK !;
= cellar, water and sewer newly papered alley in
rear herdics pass door SIG mo. Good healthy loca
ton. Apply EAGLE MARKET. Sth st. and Md ave
ne fa31-Sts
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EOR RENT
= PA 18th NV. 11r -. .a6i
100 z st NV. Tor. o IN i60. sc
gO4 \ Y sv NV. 9r6b60. 50
33Q 9TH st Sc. HI. -. As
lop Mass ave ne, new,
Or, all mi......,...,,.,.4 a
1910 10Th st NV. 14-, .
III !. .......... fl
GOO b st ne. 9r 80
222 14th NV, 7r, stable,
a IN 1. ..................3J
62S q st NV. Sr. 30
3OS 9th st ne. dr. -. 90
fell SWORMSTED
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4 and 5- fats. .........-
$50 10Th. Sr. m 1. 30. &c
7112lst. Or. IN 4. 80. 80. &C
1920 10th. Or. Wig. 30
521 2lst, Or. IN 4. %. SO
S22-26 B ne. Or. mics. 30
142 ID ne. Or. m 1. .25. sc
1905 Pa av. I'd floor .25. sc
1857 sd ST, stores. =. %. sc
2O6-S 9th ne. 1r. mi.
new. .25. &c
l1I3Pa av Sc 7r, WIS %. 50
3C6o NJ, store. 80. 20. 80
4l0-12-l6-1S-2S Elm
81. lie Droit Park. Or.
m I. new.....-....... %
6l5 ed, 7r. m 4. .22. SO
2O2S L, Or. m 1. ...... 22. 30
For full list apply to
fe1 1g(
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CAMPBELL cARRfNGToN-
Webster Law building. SOS d 81
DC. kssidsaes. esy %. q. y. ~" "sehinSr. =
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Il215 W. Or. M 1. .S22. 30
2ss4 g. 1r, W. g......2Q. 40
J 1924 Marion. Or. W, Y. 20. 30
Ii24US N, Or. W. g...... 20. 30
} 1122 Pa ave west, half
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-wHITE FARMER AND WIFE WITH
w out children must come well recommended and
understand his business Address BUSINESS y.
star Office. ja:Il-3c'
w Crawford's Life OF Blaine; written by Mr..
Bisne's most intimate literary friend the only work
indOrsed by " r. Morton. Atty Gen. Miller. Priv.
Sec Haford. Sec Foster and host Of other cabinet
ofeers Senators. sc. hence will outssl any and all
20 cent? for outft and save time; don't waste time
cheAp-John catchy books Get the ofdciAl work
and bestte terms by writing quickly to
HUBBARD PUB CO.,
jasO-6c 406 Race s., Philadelphia
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STORES. Oh
Store and dwg. 1903 F
NV. Tor. pr annum 81. 00(
Store room. 103 I'd st
Shop. rear 1920 o st NV &
Central building. room
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gunton bldg. rooms
- and "a. %
Gunton bldg. rooms
-, 30, 81. ..........o 3
9:3S + ST NV, room I'D
800 9Th st, room 10.
Rear l4l6 K OF NV. ..2(
Rear 1885 10th st NV. {
Rear 92S oath st NV, =
stalls and room for2
carriages ............5 ). sc
Rear 227 Q 1T NV.
Central building. room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

AVERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING Slrf on NORTH sIDr
MASS. AVE BETNEEN 18TH AND lSsH Sis.
.OxlS5 70 lo-:oot alley.
For rice AID terms
Apply 70 J. y. HUYCK
fe26; lJo5 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

EoR RENT-lO6 c ST. NE; FOUR-sTORY
brick - rooms; modern improvements; monthly
rent, $50 In advance
223 st. ne; three-story brick; nine rooms
monthly rent, ais in advance.
Inquire 326 LIST st. ne. iaoS- ows