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The Lamar register., 1893-07-29

The sand modelling by Prof Fen
neman was very good indeed, and all
learned how interesting this work
may become when manipulated by
an expert hand No one could fail
to appreciate the lesson in this part
OF geographical study,
Prof. Hollingshead pushed his
mnsic class along as rapidly as it
could go. Good work was done, and
all who took part are more than sat
isfied The Professor has established
a reputation not only as one who
thoroughly understands music, but
as one who is well up in the field OF
poetry. Many Of his selections have
been copied aud are ready for use in
the various schools represented by
the teachers in attendance.
The choir chosen by Prof. Hollings-
head to sing during the time the In
stitute was in session did exceedingly
well and deserves the congratulations
and thanks of the Institute.
Superintendent Feulason success
fully carried out the work he began so
auspiciorsly at the beginning of the
Institute. His presentation of the
solving Of difficult problems in pre-.
vious examinations was very good,
aud al present proftod thereby.
1t would be hard to gauge the
amount Of good done for our schools
by the Institute just closed here. It
was a success in every particular and
all were sorry when it closed. We
hope that all Institutes held in this
district hereafter may be as good rs
was this one. 1t viii be hard to
surpass, however, for work done and
advancement made.
The following names have been
added since our last issue; L. F.
Koontz, Tnron, Kansas; W. r. Tay-
lor, Martynia; W. T.. Waldo, Lamar;
+. H Male, Lamar: Joseph Kirk,
Kiowa county; L. f. Barker. Lamar;
G. 4. Weller. Kiowa county. This
makcs the number enrolled near the
irty line.
Superintendent Crawford brought
up many points in school law this
week and decided them. in coniunc-
tion with the other superintendents,
"a a way that was generally accepted
by all. This is a subject of great in
terest TO all teachers, and it is well to
have the disputed point settled. The
questions in regard 20 disorgadized
districts, epportionment, power OF
teachers, school warrants and debts,
etc, are subjects coming before
teachers continually.
The social given by the teachers on
the last session day Of last week was
well attended and heartily enjoyed
by those present. The '-huut for the
ribbons" showed the masculine de
ticieucy in the matter OF determining
the difference among shades, colors,
and tints. A plentiful supply of ice
cream, cake, etc, was served to those
who could find a ribbon to match the
one given them. Nearly all were sue
eessful. but had the ladies been the
ones to look for the ribbons 1t would
have taken less time we feel sure, hut
there would have been less amuse-
ment.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29
LOCALS.
/. orsr booming again.

nrsr Is booming again.
ysEE Pike r,:urned from the
Tus.day,
stephenson has purchased
JOS livery barn.
r.lLe hss purchased rosi
T. &c tss north side
Bai returned from a flying
p Tefska on Thursday.
whr the band will give open
sss. sysfy saturday afternoon
d vi,s aad daughter OF W. a.
8 him this week They
3 Ez Ohio
sr- ~ aa.-z' 3, : tirisc wi,h ''Ts, 70
- laatia %, Light q the % 4rufer.
.ssv.s, szAf saalazar Lassg o.. Has "a
G. T Hgrtcrt returned from
Kansas. on Thurday Mns
" I'll remain Tot a week or
lArioi eaisie bearing :he l. L
a.i r,vsl north the last OF tho
IL ovners arc looking for
+ E,-iay is moving some houses
- 81, in tho south part Of
Es sill tx shcin ur into
iEsllias
s-zter q rncn in i,1r cars have
y soagh The toun during the
: cs eass IN search Of work.
= vi te pleaiy Of It here in
sa,hs
Iia's Eho complete tho Grammai
p e11re can enter the Frsh
y tlss q the State Normal School
y; elimination. Tuition free
i--s 2 y sSybrR. President,
~ Colo
= youagcsi son Of Mr. and aIr.
Watson died on Wednesday
sa'sg brief illness. The fun
esaoad al their residence on
l-siiy afternoon and was very
F. s;ieadei.
Ez.aa's novelty st2gc Is the cheap
laee gu earth to buy goods. More
+ W useful articles at less than
e usual prices. Call and see
|Sw have to offer whether you buy
q Soneihing new every week.
1 Esfl'shea from Washington dated
state that the postoflice at
's'aa this county has been dis.
1'ei. The Office has but recent
Y established, and was a great
''-isace to many on the north
last Saturday night Lamar
9 No. 80 4 +, and A. NJ, dur
'a' session OF the lodge, were
y i'on labor TO refreshment, and
20 a banquet prepared for the
N'a A number of visiting
-fea from Denver, Granada and
pige we're present and were hos
r! entertained. After the ban
le lodge was called to order
least of reason and intellec-
,a'ertainment was indulged in
ae occasion became one to be
Remembered.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-29

On Saturday between the bridge
and ranch of A r. Black, Knight
Templars charm. Return to the IN
dersigned and get $500 reward.
A. n PARRrsH
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

March ~ 500,
The undersigned petitioners for an act 10 fnca-
Ror.aatte the PAMCATUCK VALLEY STREET
,s,aLMoAa n,s,dLMAr ~ CoMPANY pursuant TO the pro-
March 10 1893 hereby give notice OF the pssca
Ipeiore the General Assembly Of she STATE of Rhods
IIsIana OF an act entitled IAN ACT TO IN 5o ~,
PokkATE THE PAWCATUCK VALLEY srR EFT EFT
ihAlLWAY COMPANY" for the purI ose of Local,
lng constructing, equpping and Operating strest
power power other than steam. and may locate Construct
equip. mai tain and operate the same over unasr, r
or %pt upon such streets roads, wharyes AMI
highways IN either both OF tn towns ~ vva anu
ery ana Hopkinton, Rhode Island as shall he
Iom i ume 10 time fixed and dete mined Inv the
aown M eouhelis OF said towns respectively wi tne
anseat S a o. said corporation In writing expressed
upon compliance with such terms and condlt,%nns %
ana under such ru o. and equations a. said to.
CouncIs may impose with power TO erect one 80
shd maintain station stations for oenere,;,.
eiectricitv Tor operating said railway or
anu Also Tor furnishing light and heat for the cars
ersy sages. s,stions and other premises and prop
such '' poes sI,a cST wIs psny and alss % place
ao2ve or underground, I'm such highways sire ,ts
anu roans Toe the trans mission of electric no~ss
Pro'lneu mat is act snail be Construed to No.
nt saiu corporation 20 cross any steam ralIroaf ~
az s except by permission In wr ting expresssj
and "e commissioner. with all the powers
bllities set forth In Cha pters I5y and I5s ~ IN
Iuolc statutes and OF all acts In anendme nj yner
OF and In addition hereto Said cornorat,an y.
nave an once or place OF business In the Town ~
Westerly. CHARLES pfpppqq pq to"n Oh
slEPHE WILCOX
marion. WILLIAM HoXsEY
Petitioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

DIED.
AhCHFR-In Richmond, Va on the I4,b ,ps,
| aAhANCis A LE BARON DE WOLF son OF A "
months ''i' "hi
BULL-ln Johnston. Ieth inst, GLADYS IsARrr
9mop,hs ana o. WI liam and Elizabeth Bull, age
CoD1.ln his city, March 10. 1898. THoMA,
| FpnepaI a.. I'm in ms ,si year.
| 10, 30 West PARK street Saturday, the istt
y,sa az az ,, S;SO M Relatives friends are in.
COFFEY-In this city. on the 10th INST. PArptcF
COREY, aged 25 years. . i"''
den str ct Saturday, March is. at $50 a, M Ken
ChOW LIN this city. suddenly, on the 18Th
Martin ana Malta only aG,,di, Daughter Of Asa
- and months. ' "sou years
Funeral from parents residence. No. PIG Carmen
Yer street Saturday March is, at 1850 o;ciapei pen
heh ives ana fflenus are inylt, a to attend '
'ASSks0N@iP Ss ns,9r a. E. this city 7h inst EMMA NJ,
- Jackson, age month, aud 40 days. a
Notice oil funeral hereafter.
10 ES-In PhiladeIpnia. on IN. ,.,h To-.
HoRATIo GATES JONES. aged ri ye,is '''' iion'
LiNCoLN,ln this city. 18th inst. suddeniv
soIn sAIRAa "a : LINCOLN, willow Of George " n. I'm.
NOTICE OF funeral hereafter
moo In Newton Centre, Mass. March "a
ton Centre a~d dau .hte. OF j vVorv w nn9 81 NeW-
thadsey OF Wa ren. Ma : " anu Il H.
PEKhI N>-In Oakland. Cal, 9TH inst n, tho
[eslaeLce OF htr dal ght'r Mrs C. u 'S,sts ~
hrS MARY wEs1corT PERKiNs, aged o. VEN H.
sA DBE. G. Ia tnis Guy, 5tn INST. HAyNIu
Wlfe OF Frank SandbeTg ased q bvears 'NAh
irayer AZ her hgs anus II sden,e, o. Is Hosnt,l
~. tt tul q ty az 1880 D. IN. Funeral rFF',l FF.sa
at the Sweuish Episcopal Cbu On an 1t.aus tt,.uSs
avenue at IA. htlatiNes ana friends ara iD tUu
Nlted 20 attend. ''HNs are ih-
81 MhR.-ln this city. on the 18th in.,
ALbEhi A. SUMMERS, ia the 3 st year OF his ace
hEN-ln this city, 10Th inst Mrs sAu.u |
- months and days ' "e'u 'V years, /
unSrM a,d rvi.e oi Sunday. 10th ms. n, |
$500, lto u the r sidence OF her husba,d NJ
10 oNf0rd street. burial al M ,l.d,,V. a, ~.
;; nass; on $40 ia the 9th INST ReIatiVes onS
,lleLd, ate inv Il TO attenI ''a anu
new Bedford papers prase q nv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

HARTFORD, March 1.-THE house de-
dated Tor over two hours the question Of
soohshing capital punishment. On n Yea
ana nay vote the adverse majority report
on the bill to abolish capital punishment
was adopted-l25 tG54 The house passed
the act requiring all hangings to be at the
state prison at Wethersfield, the con.
demned prisoners TO be conveyed there
within 20 days from date OF sentence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
Maine IeQisIatIon

AUGUSTA. Me, March 1.-THE drug.
gists' bill, which provided for a license
to dispense liquor by apothecarics. failed
TO pass the senate, being laid over indefi.
niteiy Its advocates confidently expected
IL would pass. The state bank tax was
also defeated two 10 one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
Russian Villages Inundated

OF PETERSBURG, March 1.-Two hun.
ared villages around Warsaw and IN.
Town OF Arecheff have been inundated bv
sudden thaw. There is great distress
anu millions of roubles damai,e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
Premier and E..Preui.

LONDON, March 17-Mr. Gladstone,s
nealth Is restored. Mr.. Gladstone went 70
,ne mouse OF commons and from there
sent 20 inquire after the condition of Lord
salisbury, who has influenza.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

BERLIN, March 1.-THE agitation for
the new commercial treaty with Russia e
progressing favorably. II its provisions
are carried out American producers of
wheat and corn will probably lose one of
their best markets ""' vi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
Collision and Loss of I.if..

NEW LEXINGTON, o., March 17.-An ex.
press on the Toledo and Ohio Central rail.
ROAD collided with helper south of this
elCy Inc hremen Of the passenger train
was Killed and five others were injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
New Jersey Legislator F,pea

CAMDEN, n. j., March 17.-w. J. Tbo,,n.
con, member of the legislature and owner
Of the Gloucester race track. was fined s,oo
and costs for keeping a disor,lerly bouse
10y permitting bookmaking and betting ON
The frack VII
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
ReyolutionIsfs xvaaI

WASHINGTON, March 17.-General Sebo.
neia received telegram stating that six
more OF the Cara men have surrendered
10 the troops NJ Fort Ringgold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

HARRISBURG, March 1.-THE committee
On municipal corporations of the legisla-
,.n .ure reported to the house favorably the
piii apoiishing the Philadelphia public
building commission. p'''''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
Chinamsn Must Hang.

CHICAGO, March IA jury has zen.
fenced Jung Jack Lin to be hanged for the
murder OF Jung Din Dock Every China.
man IN the city says that Jung Jack Lin
deserves his fate '
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
's5 Westm nster St., Providence. RI
DIED.

Mdfridge aud Funeral Notices, one Insertion
eoc.' each additional Insertion, I5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
new YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
PROyIDENCE DrvrsYo~
JANUARY 20, 1894

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Lxpress trains leave PROVIDENCE .s ,o,,ov.
fS ~" w hohkEl lS NJ. daily. Ill Ia A M
~ "a . 70 ~ lted). 90 p. NJ (daifyi ~ a m.
rqPs NEw YORK via stOninston line-7 10. 80
f9r rdPHniLADELPHIA BALTIMORE and w.su
r.. PM ~ HHNi, VIA Harlem River-lo 10 A, M n "a
For Or NEW HAVEN IS A. NJ. cexp. daily, 81,
inSn Dc eAp'd ~ 10 exp, "A 10 A. NJ 1expI 3 *
SaiPI3p iPI p " dImited) 800 exp daily, IS texp 10
For NEW LoNDoN--t BAN daily ~ "a
eSpp Is toon oC accom- sundays oniyl SIS doc. &C.
sTpd.ys sdI 10 SeSp4 % doc. exp.j 3S5 caccom, ne-
dailyl' ASP. NJ exp dai yl "' ~xp
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Fol- drSI3s Wn,,e,ry ,eaye ,PRovIpENCE as follows;
TIT Wo,'o n'otSTER-6 IS texp.), 30 o 10 saccor,
wM so "A: accom-. / so ,expJ. 20 ts1n toni,, -
sUNDAYS-S 30 A. NJ IaceSn ( eno h " taccom(
,ahi ror rains Tor intermediate stations see ,ina
"aoie furnished at all ticket Offices. e' 'no
O. 4. HEMPsTEAD
Genl Pass Agt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
WORCESTER DIVISION
new YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days Cor.
rected to March o, 1898.


Trains Leave PROVIDENCE a, follow.
tor BOSION-b OS. III 40 A NJ 50 NJ pp
UT TggRhNIs hN, 80 A. NJ: I2 %, s 30 r. "a q" NE
yM,A5itlpoLE-s w oS IL 40 A NJ G2o PM
MIfFokpSs MIfF5sS Ss q 4. n H.. 20 a ri i5P.M
AaRLldiNgToN ~ 90. NKNIGHTsvILE-7io mas A NJ
VILE wAsHINGToN-S 10. pio Il ~
y %, = aS 20 50. all co p. NJ ~ M
sesSteSSNi 30 %. ..il iS 90 1 nSS isOs A. NJ cas-
r9fTlSS " S. A!siHlTJS !!il IS SStDNioK-'ic nsSA.
ASIaHoSYg; ~ !.Si ~ 10 9io. II IS A. NJ. aS 49,
SUMMIT. oNEt0. sTERLrSo-7io 10 ao AN.
coyfstEl' GElEyA, Moosup pr.rSv,r,n n
rIt,rr4l - r3,A, 10 NJ AZ ob gt5 20 p NJ. H1o
VIZ WIicNbpHiAM wLLIMANTiC-e eio A. n eDVdh he oh
HiARRTFoRD-e 10 4, Nj IL o5. .sopn
wiM,rFlhhkBDRV IA lhh 81 X p.NBURY. FIsHKILL aud NEW.
S2EnxbRLPH.S fS22EHnWIGha ia lTsh Tfh Nj bdI,osscsM
cHiGAqo AID THE WEST VIA SrwRu,o
AND ERIE RY-9 10 A. NJ pDNh
PAsCOAG ANn INTERMEDIATE sTATtoNs
bsa pf9 A; NJ 20. i1b. $50 and ell is y 4,
e'lpn,ns i lfsVs a aPssc2af a. at 80 10 and 45 A.
n Trains or noston leave sst end Of Union
depot, and for Hartford and tho West from ,Yasi n
enn. 10, tor Pascoag and way stations from Gasps,
street Depot. Providence. N"'P''
gsaturdays only. s-sundsy. only
ilckets between Boston and Provid ,ncs nirnt,.u
w 5. Joz Es. SUIT A. C. KENp-LL. a.pA
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10 LET-HOISES

tr,1 -. - -
LE LEI1HoUshs OF . AND 10 EoONs ov
nice. uP A"utess u "a News
f2 III
LET-HoUSE OF 12 ROOMS on BRIGuTo<y
- street, modern conven iences: steam Las,, ~
dress ID 2 Prov dence NewS an neat; ad-
". ~ NEAR GORHAM MFG co on,
na.r ta ha oa up cottage; modern Improvement.
ofIice r morse ana steam cars. Address rs News
iaD 1
pLLhhI-CoTTAGE ON VERNON sT NFAR
,,-o.d aiias rooms; steam heat; all nodern -,
proVements. Address T. s. New Once ''N'r5 ,,h-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

E"a.o SALE- ALL. -hACLLLnAr sIo. n FARM OF
ETC. PHiNEAs A. CoNLEY. taE Lawn n / si'o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Three Tines under This LeodJnc, IN 49,.
PRIVATE BOARDING HoU,r

cio4o broad street. opposite Union ConOrego,,o,,
pui@tsb.e @ Tor two persons; references %
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ron sALE-MIscrLl,ytor.

EOR sALE-eRoCERY AND MARKEr w,I-s1,
-, good tenement and barn with l00J ieet of Land
s,ca, corhef5 pres .nt owner must sell on
fos.
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FOR sALE-REAL I,IaII

NrnTfsbarGATE rurfbar 9 - A RARE OPENING T
nqmbr Of dwelling 'hbresdy hoasy 15 improved % by q9tc
yancs ~'sn ~ a party 10 pni chase Interest ana nd
the most thorough Investigation a. ol ',oS na ask 70
Rox rMN' FOR full particulars addres, News on,
..--,, ---------- mrl5-it
toR LET o NICE LoTs WITH PINE n
C-2l. News ofiice. ''' ''Nes' Aadress Sb .s
F'oh sALE-IINE COUNTRY KESIDENCI
acres OF land % 20 nTi ena dings rS T noa new bout i
swe sTeam % Gt %wster within ve miles CITY line sna
bargain NJ so - once and ra II oad static gre a
Fox sAI;E-ELEGAAT LoT on WALDO ST
month ADDRESS BIS News very dcs low II sold MS
| 4 GREAT vIsTIkN1-MPRoyF KFII
building. Address A-Ie News once. "'i fIa.iy liJye
Los sALE-LXCELLtAT sTo \ FAEN 1s-
etc PHSEis a. c6SEEE9 61SSSiE ss sSGa S%b SSaRs 'ia
.--------- att
HOMES HoM&s HOME. rs MINUTES ANN
honses lots or no, no a. % a n X r.. near street cars
Ton. "A News SON omen Se easy terms beautiful silg-
For, a. ,Shh,LE.LyTs N TnE FINEST sUBURB
aud avenues nax r hhwelnna purposes wide streets
View ~ n,scsris e cars pass times an hour n no
n the city; not too In a. every w iq eter Than living
News or,ca FOR la'icuiars. prices etc address t-s
- :; lnNu
oh ots tsAL,thnsoMn. =, ~ OF ThE FINEST HOUSE
price 90 you think Only s2S 70 S ana only "a
loi only few near boraaoe b%ae wgnla9t own hou.e
Address E-l0. News Office WV 'u''i, pfl,t ful,k
10 LEI-IENEMENTs
.-,Nl Ihree anes under his heading 10 cents
WANTED ABOUT MAY IA TENEMENT.
ward. vcinhv OF hot water, bath. ETC. sixth
IRON 80 TO 20. Address Boa A, News once price,
mrii-6t
WAnNTED1,A MI I'D, TENEMENT or 4 ROOMS ONA
rom Boston Store. Address r. g. phs Once walk
mrii-ot
TO EFT ON COTTAGE ST UPPER TEYF-
iress. Foe News ors ONE. modern oonveniences Ad-
TO LET-oN PoTTERs AYR NT1RGRFFV
,asa w en- "a 81, me upper tenement of rooms new
ent low to , enlences electric gas zig ting;
,riee'. V So0a tenant Address Q, News
No - ,-,.,.-- ------------------l leS-lt
=, "a hr,nuP a. PER TENEMENT or . ROOMS
It,on rnodorn mnear m railroad station, Ia 20 con
,ni%' nice "O"''n e0hVen'enees Address A-is, News
IO LEI-LowER TENEMENT or y ROOMS
10 49, " ,broad and Greenwch Sta Address
-, :, ial2u
Hsb Hsbb.VEhY =, M DESIRABLE TENEMENT on |.
ddress D-i5 News sw,srt os,t suitablefor professional.
10 LEf-MIsCELLANLOUs.
/
W LahIIy.GooD STORES ON SIDE ST. trsr
onts poss,ssstt, 81 In nrs'- '-clts. urder new
ice. s Audfes' alohES. News
ia1O-tf
20 LccTmElNE cElNE Farm OF About 80 ACRFS
eer t,.,,a. eill win gOot bulfdIrrs and / rge
'e""ou7e' Address VI 20. New once f2t.tf'
"a. ~ In BRISTOL. FoR THE SEASON.
ruplet nv he g i : tnsiOn on Hope st.. now
,ln ling Sc,',reSso numerical Club we'll furnished
,de aTd f,n es,ntiul grounds wei. laid out with
ID I sisoo summer house p,rt.Y'srs III ~
~ - hhDhLlr No 20 wesfmius or 49, Room | y
Url ct | u
4 | n
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\ nhEAT NV tS1hkN1-IMPROVFD KFAT
RntIdine' nTung on tfrce streets. near HOWE
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ALDINE UoIrsr

Sa Bi oad st., cor. Chestnut Ines, location A., =,
cty' desirable rooms with nrs-clas. dinip ~ , ,ne
ia2O II
All BROAD Bro. ,sT-RooMs sIXGL1 or x
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

FOnm SALk ZINE COUNTRY KESIDFNCr
, oi iamd ~ cult vat d. excellent frult orcbsr
,,.o an ~ ~ water within Ave miles CITY line ana
hrt ,,'es o p,st once and ra ioad static . 0r,t
o"e"ih II soid at once address, A.I9. News once
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UANIED-dGENTs
Three lines under this be0djyo m o.,,,.

w NNihhED AGENTS TO SELL H A. H.
BICkNELL q HUDSON. 2s3 Westr1inste,qss =, & OF
NIQ -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

noM@S HOME. 10 MINUTES RIDE
,"9ses ots or both on easy terms leautiful siiu
n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

E'oh E al II;E-ELEGAAT LOT on WALDO ST
month. ADDRESS BIS News ONCE - s9id {pia ,9is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

IN cl,mrff,iNE Farm OF ABOUT 30 ACRES
ereenhouse Aaamr.tth 900 buildings and ! rge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

w AanaED,A M TENEMENT or ROOMS OK A
from, 49,, siii ~ an auto room. fifteen minutes wait
"o"' nos'on store. Address r. g.. his ONCE. 'A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

~ hiI~iN BRISTOL. FOR THE SEASON
occupIs.i b,,P b. ,Y9,ii Y : Mtnsion on Hope ~ now
conveniegnipesS,, pss,1res et large modern house and
shade aUd ~, ssnttul grounds well laid 0ut with
b,us- 49, hnt uetsi good able anil car Zoo
THAN ~ ptnnin9t,nner hou-c. PartIcuars q NA-
No - "'DHLL' No. 20 wostmius or s. Roo N
mel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

t'oh LET NICE LOTS WITH FrNT, 10
- q, roo cottage. near two car lines addrroS ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
10 LEI-TENEMENTs.

w rooms on goor NAY IA TENEMENT;
ward yicuNv 81, un,Dvri hot water, bath. etc. sixth
nom s,S ~ ~ OF Harvard avenue preferred; price
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17
10 LEr-MIscELLANIoUs

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

Eois SALE[SoME OF TnE FINEST HtJIf.E
nr,oa os ~ ~ the North End OF the city at-yShat
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

FOn, .nfALE-LOfs IN TnE FINEST stBIrRp
-, otthls city for dwelling purposes, wide sIrsa, @
s,d ud "a @aNenues. now being curbei Iawtpxet wstsr
yicasa, peVLlc cars pass siN times an hour :. ri "a
nisw ~ OF the bay from every lot eter thgn liyin 70
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-17

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TO LET-ON PoTTER,s- ,vT NT,yoD,,-x-
bousa m.Su 81. nhe upper tenement ~ rooms new
rent low io % enences; electric gas lig ting;
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-04
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AN ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT.


On the northwest corner Of Jones and JEFF
ferson streets there is a 2-story wooden resi-
dence, with SUFFICIENT vacant ground on JET
ferson street to build another house
This corner house could, at small outlay,
be converted into a store, with living rooms
attached and above, and would prove an ex-
cellent stand for business.
On Jones street, west Of the above, is a 3
story brick house, with a large yard in the
rear, and sufficient vacant space on the east
to build another house. The frontage on
Jones street is eighty feet.
This valuable property, consisting of the
above described residences, a small store and
the large lot can be bought at low price for
cash, or If q small cash payment be made the
balance can be arranged for through a loan
company.
C. H. DORSETT