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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
LOwndcSville's Letter.
Lowndesville, 8. c., Feb. IL

LOwndeSville, =. u, teD. II, 1898.
and vi Visited 1t d. around round unit Until Wednesday.
Mr.. r. W. Speer, went TO Anderson Mon,
day to take a position in the drug store oil
Miss Meta Brownlee OF Penny's Creek pass
ed through here Monday, en- route to Ander-
son, to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Annie Magruder of Abbeville, reached
here Tuesday, for sometime stay In town.
Mr.. H. M; Prince, jr, of Williamson was IN
Rev. c. H. Ppritchard, pastor in charge of the
Lowndesvile circuit was registered at The
Mosley House, Tuesday night: ,u,. .,
son-in. aw Of the latter, MT: ]; F. Harper.
A "Tackey" party was billed for this place,
last night, but from some cause 1t failed to
A successor to Webster, Worcester, and
other such like notabiities, Is now badly
needed, TO collect the many words, like the
floating around, without habitation, and
(known) paternity, and give them place II
they deserve 1t, among the words OF the En-.
glish language, 80 thatth curious may have
somewhere TO 60 TO learn something OF their
true sign gnifcance.
Our Presbyterian friends are now having
their church re.seated, and when finished,
much will be added to its convenience. ap-
1t is now we'll nigh the middle Of February,
and our farms are still In their mldWlnter
state, excepting that, here and there, irult
tree has been trimmed, and ditch ploWed
out.
Miss Lena and Miss Maud Brownlee, and
Master Wayman Brownlee, OF Penny's Creek
were in town last night, the guest OF Rev. b.
G. Fennel.
Miss Lucy Matthews, after sometimes
visit to the family of her brother, Mr.. =. II.
Matthews, returned to her home In Atlanta
last Saturday.
We are now enjoying ? the mud and slush,
attendant upon long, bad spell Of weather:
For several months. we have had very small
quantity Of rain, for the season, but the SHOWS
and freezes have done the work to perfection.
Last Tuesday, Mrs. j. C. Thomas, whose
health had been bad for sometime, breathed
her last The next day at II o'clock, her fu
neral services were conducted at the Ridge
church, by the Rev. G: II. Pritchard, to a
4 large crowd of synpathizing and sorroWlng
| friends-after which her remains were depos.
| tied In the cemetery near by. Thus was laid
| to rest Il good woman In all the relations OF
| life, wife, mother, neighhor, christian. She
left husband and five children, together with
many friends to mourn her loss. Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1898.
Sick Unto Death,

Miss Eliza Cater is extremely i'll. With a
brave heart and Christian fortitude she
stands on the brink. ready to so at her Mas
ter's call.
For five years she has lived between hope
and doubt as to u fatal result from the malady
with which she was then stricken, but
through it ALL she has been courageous.
facing death with an undaunted exterior and
remaining at her post of duty-to all ont,
ward appearances-cheerful and happy, until
disease had made such inroads on her health,
that she could no longer rise from her bed.
Performing her duty faithfully and uncom-
plainingly until Saturday. December 81. 1892,
she went to her home that evening from the
store never to return.
She could 60 no longer, and then lay down
upon the bed from which she has not risen,
on which she now lies, waiting for the vast,
ing disease 10 finish its work, and 10 free her
soul from It's earthly habitation.
The community. and the people who love
her SO WE'LL remembering her cheerful, happy
disposition, deeply sympathize with the al
tiicted household, and their hands have been
untiring in efforts to alleviate her sufferngs
and to crafty the desires OF their own
hearts by performing offices of kindeess and
love for one who was always delighted TO
give pleasure to others.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
ASSIGNMENT.
Well known Marble and Furniture
Dealer Assigns for Benefit Of Cred.

Dealer Assigns for Benefit Of Cred.
tors.
The owner of Chalmers furniture and mar
BILE yard made an assignment last week TO
Mr.. w. A. Templeton for the benefit OF credi-
tors.
The liabilities are estimated at l,4OO and
the assets at 81 300.
: Mr.. Chalmers has been in business longer
than any man In town, and has weathered
the storm for many year, always rising su-
perior to all the adverse circumstances that
confronted him, and at last yielded only when
his health failed.
For years he has been in delicate health,
and twice OF late years he has suffered from
long confinement to his bed. For months he
has been unable to attend TO any business.
Except for the failure Of his health, Mr..
Chalmers would now be prosperous.
His excellent Judgment and his cultivated
taste enabled him TO please the public Tor
many years in his line OF goods, and his good
busine ess methods always brought him fair re-
turns and enabled him to preserve his credit
In the commercial world for more than thirty
years, and for fair and honorable dealing none
stand better with the community In which he
has done business for life time.
1t has been nearly forty years since Mr..
Chalmers went In 70 business at Abbeville.
When the war broke out he enlisted In the
service Of his county, but feeble health pre-.
vented him from doing field duty, and he was
assigned to service elsewhere.
In all the relations Of life Mr.. Chalmers has
commanded the confidence and respect OF his
neighbors, all Of whom regret the failure OF
his health and his consequent retirement
from business.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
A newspaper has 5OOO readers for each lO

A newspaper has 5000 readers for each 1000
Su ubscribers. 4 merchant who puts out 1000
hand-biIls gets possibly 300 or 400 people TO
read them, thatis. II the boy who is trusted
TO distribute them does not chuck them un-
der the sidewalk. The hand-bills cost us
much as half-oolumn advertisement In the
home newspaper. All the women and girls
and half the men and boys read the advertise
ment. Result: The merchant who usus the
newspaper has $500 more readers TO each
1000 OF the papers readers. There Is no cs-
timating the amount of business that adver-
tIsing does bring to merchant but that each
81. 90 Invested In advertising brings TO the In
vestor handsome profit, there can be no
doubt.
Go to Smith l. Sons for -four. mOlasses, ats.
corn, bacon, &c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
WAS IT GIDEON'S BAND7
Secret Political Meeting In the Court
House Last Friday Night.

A dozen or so of the faithful came TO towr
last Friday evening and met in the Cour
House that night, to consider, AS we under
stand, the appointment OF postmasers In thi'
County.
Among those present, we believe, were:
Congressman-electA A. G. Latimer of Ander
]. r. Bullock, Greenwood.
|. II. McCalla. Lowndesville.
James +. Todd, Due West.
J. B. Holloway, Mccormick.
f. w. r. Nance, Abbeville.
Dr. L. H. Edwards, Due West.
u. H. Maglll, Hodges.
j. Y. Jones' AbbeVille.
Samuel A. Miller, Monterey.
J. l.. Hughey, of Greenwood.
H. Kinard. of Ninety-Six.
]. r. Robertson. r. f. Cox. Of Abberllle.
For the Green wood post Office the contest
was boiled down to MIR. Hayes and John An.
derson. In the meeting 1t was developed that
Hayes did not support and vote for I.atimer
in the primary election. and this fact operated
against him. Mr.. Anderson has the support
Of the Alliance. For these reason, 1t is
thought that he will receive the endorsement
MIR. J. L. Mcmillan had an easy run for the
Abbevllle post office.
Mr.. Jennings of Mccormick Is the happy
winner OF official h0pors.
we have not been able to ascertain the
names of the lucky men at Due West and
Ninety Six.
The meeting lasted until about midnight.
The meeting was kept secret from the out
side public.
The object OF the meeting was stated to be
to make demand through Congressman Lat
liner that all the Presidential post.ofices In
the County be given to the Alliance DEM
ocrats, and as far as It was possible for the
meeting to do so, all citizens outside OF the
Alliance were debarred any chance of getting
any Office. The lines were strictly drawn, and
AlIiancemen are supposed be standing where
they stood In the recent campaign. demanding
everything from Coroner to Governor.
Until this meeting, judging from the publ ic
OF some Of the distlnguished lead.
ers in the dominant element" we thought
there was disposition to wipe out the fac
tional lines in the Democratic party In South
Carolina, and that there was at least half
to restore harmony and good feeling
Democrats In this State, but It seems
that outsiders are to be considered as aliens
and enemies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15

Mr. r. s. SPARKMAN, OF Greenwood. was
one Of the prominent young gentlemen from
a distance who attended our Valentine ball
last Monday night. Mr.. Sparkman has quite
q talent for newspaper v riting, and his wri-
ting is as graceful as bis dancing.
am closing my books for 1882, and persons
still owing me will please come forward and
settle up. or make some ARRANGEMENTS to aet-
tie. need the money, and must have 1t by
the first OF March. Win. E. Bell.
THE acts Of the last Legislature are now In
the hands OF the Clerk OF Court, and all Trial
Justices In the county are requested to call at
the Clerk s office and receipt for copy OF same.
CLEMSON COLLEGE will open July O. The
demand for places In the College In not as
great as II was. Something like two hundred
students have signitied their intention TO 60.
Mr.. ]. ]. TITLE. of Troy, was In town last
Monday. He Is one OF the best farmers In Alb
beville county, and is prospecting.
Col. ]. P. THOMAS. Of Columbia, who fell
In the snow a month ago and broke his ankle.
ia now slightly improving.
IT will be to your interest to send to the
Press and Banner Office for your job printing.
Mr.. GEORGE NJ. SMITH WAS in town Mon
day, representing Calhoun Falls.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15

q varied assortment of their best garden
seeds with Mr.. ]. +. Miller. Among their
choice seeds may be found Buncombe Cab
bage, Georgia Collard, and Turnip Beet An
valuable vegetables, and the seed are good 1t
The most refreshing drink to be had now Is
soda water, In bottles, at G. w. Lomax's.
The best and freshest peanuts on the mar
ket are to be found at u. w. Lomaxs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15

Call on j. H. Latimer and get your garden
seed.
A new line OF cigars just received at the
New Drug Store. Harrison q Game.
Big lot of table damask In white and red at
A. w. Smiths to be sold at bargain, also
doilies and napkins.
C,E. Bruce sells the best sewing machines
and makes the best boots and shoes In town.
DR.. Harrison's headache powders relieve
neuralgia. For sale by Harrison Game.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
OYSTER Supper.

The ladies of the Methodist church will give
an oyster supper in the old Hammond house,
lntely occupied by MIR. Perry, Friday evening.
cicty.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
Interesting Matter.

Read the real estate transfers rs published
on the first page. Many items OF iterest Will
be therein found.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
Give the Laboring Man a Chanc,

CLANCY NJ Jones asks the readers OF the
Press and Banner for orders for the repair ol
boots and shoes. Give trial order, any how
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
GREENWOOD'S GLEANINGS.

Deaths-EIigh License-Mumps-tioOd
Teacher - Runaway BOys-RcVoiu.
tiOnary Cabin Burnt-BanQuet-Se.
riOus Accident-GOOd Electi0ncer-
or Interesting Correspondence -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS !.

VE have to make consequently
w
goods for less than New York value We afford sell
the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-02-15
Shoes ! Shoes Shoes /!

We sole agents for both the celebrated Gainesville nd
Shoes and the W. Douglass Shoe
We exclusive sale Kippendor Dtman FINE
SHOES The best America
Prices So 4 Guaranteed satisfaction
refunded Don't
at 6cens
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-22


The cztl ii Russia shows %untioubtel
sagaaity III adopting the best PHI, siei.i
means to bold 10 fetllgr his vast e..t :.
He has pushed ,tle traslsC.upian military
railway soutiiea>, ward until It lia- H.
most reached the frontiers OF British IN
dia and China. til. two powers laa-t
likely todisprtc with him the acquisition
Of further dominion in Central ..5.l.
Having thus assured the safety of The
Russian pos, ion i'll the southeast. h has
undertaken ii more sIupendous work i'll
beginning the obstruction of All uii-
broken Ike Of railway to cunnec Eu-
ropean Russia with Il port on the Pacific
ocean. The whole length Of the Asiatic
or main Siberian line is 1880 miles.
The estimated cost is 5000. 00O. 900. The
work, which is now progressing from
both ends toward the center, is t 0 be
completed in about ~ years. There will
then be a stretch Of railway, all located
upon Russian territory, about 5000 miles
in length. holding European Russia and
Asiatic Russia firmly together with a
continuous band of steel. Until the pro-
posed railway running north and south
to connect the two Americas shall have
been built there will be nothing on earth
to rival this great stretch of eastern and
western railway across the Russian EN-
pire.-Omaha Bee.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-22

The canal between Worsley VI 81,
Helena III north England is probably tut
longest aid most remarkable CANA Of
the kind III the world. Ii Is 10 mile
long and Is underground from Ole end
To the other. Many year ago the man
ayers u the Duke ot B~rsageaauer's co
ale filled IT Old MIHrs with water LlaE
they might transport the cal aaa1r
ground instead yf 81 the s~4rtaG- ord
nary s~anal6gal- are USED, tie power It
l1g furnished b TIE ten. IT, ranHrl
arcn over tie canal Is provided wifi
eryss pieces and the men prgpel the
boats algIs d. they AS Oh t.l.r Daeas III
tie loads u eyaL-PA-s1uf- Dispatch.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-22

Perhaps the fact that other cities are
getting closer to her III the competition
for business has something to do with
this. 1t is beginning to dawn upon her
citizens that unless she can unite with
Brooklyn. bridge and tunnel the North
river. throw more bridges over the East
river. get rapid transit from city hall to
Westminster county and institute other
measures Of public improvement. she is
liable to lose her commercial supremacy
New York Cor. Baltimore Sun.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fits We're out driving.
Il wonder" said she. Just what the
poor horses feelings are: 1t must be
just horrid to be driven and dragged
one is going, except as some directs
Il fancy can appreciate his feelings
replied Mr.. Fits calmly. Il imagine he
feels just about as | do when you take
me out on a shopping trip."-London
Tit Bits.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-22
W. : WANT YOU

TO as =. n Ill. .e+Irrnisil an expensive
outfit AMI all toi ii"ta! free. II costs nothing 20
try the bt>iIrs>. We viii treat YOU well. ami
help yoa 10 earn .ris iiu3r- ordinary wages Both
SEXES OF all ages tt,ii ise. 1T iIome and work In
spare time, or all lie time. .tnv one :iuy wiirrt
can earn IA great deal of MONEY. Many have maplt
Two Hundred Dollars IA Month. No class o.
people in the worii ar. making 20 much money
without capita! n .itp-r AT Mu,k -: u. Bu,iEe--
pleasant. stricflN honorable. l4,t pay, better thai
any other Offered 10 Agent. lnu have a clear
field. with no competition W. equip YOU vii.
everything, and supply printed directions far
beginners which, II ot,eNti faithfully, will bring
more money thar will any other bu >iness. In
prove YOUR prospects Why not You can do so
easily and surely at work for Us. Reasonable
industr. only necessary for absolute success.
Pamphlet circular Civ ing eytrr particular Is sen;
free to all. Delay not in sending for it.
GEORGE STlNSDE & a,
BOx No. 4N8, Portland. Me.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-22
IN THE METROPOLIS.
CITIZENS o. NEW YORK MAKING
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE.

improvements ON = Gigantic Scale Proj-.,-
e~d-Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars to
BE spent In is.antifying the Chief City
of the Continent.
Evening star., 1893-12-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR sALE-OR REN'T-AT LAKELAND MD r.
and o. RR.. miles out, fare 81, cents
Ar house, Sl,OOO-SlO cash, $40 per mo. Rent SC
Or. house. Sl,SpO-SlS cash. SIS per mo. Rent sic
sr. house s.. 500-s25 cash, SIS per mo. Rent. Si-
l0r house, S4np.S $40 cash, $40 per mo. Rent. s25
n25 -
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LEGAL NOTICES
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTPI1-T
OF COLUMBIA
Tn" StE lay II November IS.3

tn" StE day II November, 1Sg3
Ge0r=e W Wise ys. the unknown heirs Of Samuel
D1val. deceased. No Ijn37. Equity Doc 3f
On motion OF the plaintin. 10y Mr. J. Thomas
SotsOFpn anil Bates Warren. his solicitors IN i.
o.tGred that the defendants. the unknown heirs
o, Samuel Duval. dee rsssG. cau>. their apuca rn.
Z" be entered herein before the first rule dly
ocrlrrins forty DAYS after this day otherwise The
ca Ise will De proceeded ith aS in s.. Of dafanIt
she object Of this suit is to obtain sale Of the
rev estate "f Samuel Dyal dee paSed for the ben
ent of the creditors the Of the sail sam.
uel DuyaI- deceased. late Of the city Of George
tow. District Of Columbia.
Bt the CUsIrt. \. Il. IIAG\ER Justice Sc
TTte copy. Test: J. x. YOUNG, Clerk &c
r2S3t BY L. +. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk
n2Sslaw3v By L. Z. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk
Evening star., 1893-12-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR DESIRABLE FARM $50 ACRES ~,
miles from Warrenton. Va; good outbuildings
and facilities for raising 500 broilers yearly and
accommodations for $40 hens. For particulars ad-
dress Z. W. ALLEN. Warrsnton Va. Box Z.
n30-lms
Evening star., 1893-12-07
PERSONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers Send luc- To :. W. FLYNN. A NJ
IVY INSTTTJT TE RJSINESS COLLEGE
dim S-W. CORNER STH AND X STS NV
WHEN NOU SIT By THE FIRESIDE RECOI-
lect that We gre paying "A special Today rate for
gents discarded garments. Send for Us Ill STII'S
plp SIAM "l9 u ST. NV. dT
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
CONFIDENTIAL cOmmunica ions profnptIv arten1.1
70. once open all hours. Rest references "
WILLIAMS. Manager. go = st NV oci-3m.
Evening star., 1893-12-07
ACCOUNTANTS.

Do IOC WANT YOUR BOOKS BALANCED? ANY
look posted in Quick time prices reasonable
also books OF small dealers posted daily or week
ly. Call at I27 9th 81. NV. d5-Gt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED POSITION BY YOUNG MAN AS
clerk. bookkeeper. salesman shipper; good
penman, well educated and extensively acquaint-
ed in city Address EXPERIENCED Star office.
Evening star., 1893-12-07
FOR RENT-UNFURNISH

FOR RENT-UNFURNISI
Hotel centrally lo-
Gated. S0r. .S625
102s VT ave NV. 1Sr 300
l723 Y ! av NV. lar. 30
1929 h st NV. l5r. 20S. 20
1ilS Goth ST. 22r...2o0
lOll Conn av NV. 14ri5O
214 y J ave Sc. I6r. $50
1891 G st NV. l6r. $50
1874 18th 81 NV. Tor. $50
Road St, Georgetown,
lbr. 80. ....-..-.l2a
62l 18Th ST NV. l2r .125
l22S VI st NV. l5r. .12a
1886 Mass av NV, l2r.l0o
1898 g st NV. lOr. leo
3406 L ST NV. l4r....10C
1896 y 81 NV. l2r....1O0
1884 2sth ST NV. Iar.Io0
800 sth 81 NV, 81 &
DIV. l0r.........S3.SS IS
l2l4 r 81 NV. Cd. 81
and 4th floors So. 33
GlS r 81 NV. l5r. ~. ~
S31 / It NV, l2r....S2.33
lGa6 : 81 NV. IRIS ~
6i6 + 81 NV. 22r....15
1872 10th - nv. 12r. ~
IS50 Wyoming av.l5r. ~
1913 Y - NV. lar...75
lea 18Th ST nv. llr. -
5Oa Z - NV. llr.....75
ll0a Chaplin, l2r. ..15
a0a0 Hillyer ave NV,
aal g st NV. I2r. 20
SOC 1Tth ST nwOiian.3r.7 20
a0.3 Hillyer pl. Tor. 70
1920 Sunderland pl.
l2r.- -.-..---.-..ao
i222 II 81 NV. 1ar....1O
/ 1925 10th st nv. pr. 49,
40 10th NV, Tor. &C. 81
1921 10th ST NV. Tor. .65
1873 q 81 NV. lOr....65
1925 G st. "a
s05 1lth - NV. ar. .65
2100 C st NV. l2r. .65
1905 p 81 NV. lOr. -. .G5
COG II - NV. lOr...GO
1871 2lst 81 NV. Or. .G0
507 Maple ave NV, ,l2r. Go
202i r st NV. 9r.. 90
6s3 7 ST NV. 1sr.....ef
1913 10th st NV. l2r. 80
1el0 21st st NV. 10r. 60
a42 y Y ave. 12r....55
1929 Q ST NV, 9r. 80. ~
FCRN
In NV. COR. 500
l. ST nr 18th NV. 2Sr 35n
Mass av&ScOtt cir.14r3s0
n I nv mr. Ct sv.iTr333 -
! st nr 18th NV. .l5r333 ~
VI av & L st NV. lSr300
Mass nv mr. 18th 81
NV. 1Sr. ....... 300
Conn av nr v 81. l5r.3Oo
X 81 Ir 18th NV, 1Sr.300
Ccun ave mr. r. 1Sr. .275
Mass ave nr Scott
Circle. 13r. .225
r I av mr. 18th st NV.
lZr.....-. ... .Sb
l165 p st. 11r.....1T5
NE cor Y ii av and
Corcoran st. l3r. .166 60
21st and - SITS NV. l0rl50
2929 1sth st NV, 17r.1so
18th st mr. Q NV. Tor. .l2s
o ST nr Goth NV. 10r 10
OFF
1924 F ST NV. hasem'ts75
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. ar. entire
third floor. .........6 80
Pa av and llth nw.2r 81
b15 18th NV. Or LIST q. 10
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS nv. 2r. "a floor 40
733 7th st NV, LIST and
I'd floors. ..-------.-4V
1920 Pa ave. I'd floor. 40
Sw cor 1lth and f, 3r. 80
SIC
T33 eth st nw......Sl0o
1901 y Y ave. -
17lS 18th st NV. 30
STA
Bet 18th and 18th, X
and l. SITS. SO
4. 81 1875. .-.....-.-...Za
s.sqG6.Mass av & 2lst.2a
>, 50 GO. 6.....----.ZI .
The above houses can
from our Office only. TH'
d2
FOR RENT THREE 81
$3.50 and $3.50 to
ants.
| d2-1t
FOR RENT 1925 10TH
NV: handsome three
ing Of % rooms: in N
convenience; two hath
| floor: large stable for
THOMAS ]. FISHER
nls-1st'
FOR RENT-UNFTR.-.
with ami: suitable n
| lately occupied 10y ;
| DODGE & SONS. 700 5
FOR RENT 229 y. J. A
E.: in perfect condition
! hotel or store. Only 81
dim B. II.
FOR RENT-4Os-il G {
Evening star., 1893-12-07

wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, WITH GOOD
references and years experience, a position
with wood and coal dealer. Address Box 123,
Star office. Dig
Evening star., 1893-12-07

IT, A'-fo tAl a.. .Sl6.s0
Inc above is only portion OF the uropertv On
my books. For full list call at otiiee s,r hp.,ig
ISSUED On the LIST and 18th
% T. L. wAGGAMAN
Evening star., 1893-12-07
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED- 10TH ST y
W; II rooms and bath rooms: beautifully
decorated and in perfect order: bargain 10
right party. Apply to REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
1850 10th aT-lit
Evening star., 1893-12-07
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE.
FOR RENT-WARE HOUSE 932 ST. NV,
near 10th st. NV. Apply to o. c. GREEN
1903 7th st. NV. n21-1m
Evening star., 1893-12-07

WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, PLACE
to work about house, attend furnace sxc., or
work in store; good references Please call 1921
X st. n
Evening star., 1893-12-07
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-FURNlSIIED OR UNFURNISHED
rooms, single SUITE for housekeeping; ref
erences exchanged. 9i3 r ST. NV dI-3cs
FOR REMITTANCE BAY-WINDOW 2D-STORY
front room: back rooms same floor, furnished or
unfurnshed; no housekeeping; also 2-story brick
stable Apply sos 11th st. NV. d5-tf
FOR RENT-DO You WANT ROOMS? WE CAN
get them for you without trouble or cost.
WASHINGTON ROOM AND BOARDING DI-
RECToRY, 6lS 9th st. NV, second floor n2S-I 2c'
FOR RENT FRONT ROOM, 1ST FLOOR, FUR
nished unfur., and others cheap; room and
board 81 to IS per week; table board speciality
near printing and pension offices. 6lS Sd ST. NV.
nl7-3was
Evening star., 1893-12-07
FURNISHED

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l. ST nr 18th NV. 2Sr 35n
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Evening star., 1893-12-07
WANTED-HELP.


wANTED-MEN AND BOYS OUT OF EMPLOY
ment sell On tine street Christmas toy.
The Liberty Bell: all not sold taken hack. Call
rear Of lllU L ST. NV. dI-3cs