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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26

Matters socially are unusually
quiet for Poplarville.
Attorney G. w, Ellis attended
Hancock county circuit court this
week.
When a man cannot haye things
his own way he must compromise.
-Plcayune.
Thanks to that lovely and lovable
belle, Miss MAI tina Smith, for an
exquisite bouquet Of beautiful
flowers.
Hon. Geo. M. Govan and Hon.
Walter NJ Denny. candidates for
congress, spoke at Bay st. Louis on
Monday.
Sunday School Teacher -"Tom.
my, | was shocked to hear you
swearing so dreadfully at that
strange boy as he came in" Tom
MY couldn't help it, ma'am.
He was making fun at our kind of
religion"
In the days of our grandmoth ers
sulphur and molasses reigned SUI
prome in the spring time. Nova.
days we take Humphreys Specific
No. 10 for Dyspepsia, and all stom~
ach troubles, keeping the blood
pure, so that no spring dosing is
necessary. For sale by druggists.
AS an evidence of the value of
timber lands in Mississippi it need
only be stated that man in Union
county recently worked up a single
tree into 1900 slaves, for which he
received $48 And this Is only one
tree among billions, and it is the
finest hardwood timber in the world.
-Picayune.
1t will be an agreeable surprise
to persons subject to attacks of bill
ious collie to learn that prompt re-
lief may be had by taking Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Da'
rrhea Remedy. In many inc fanceT /
the attack may be prevented by
taking this remedy as soon as the
first symptoms of the disease apps
pear. % and 30 cent bottles for
sale by Poplarville Drug Company !
Our handsome and energetic
young friend, James S. Smith,
celebrated his 23rd birthday last
Thursday night. The weather was
all that lovers could wish for; con-,
sequently the prone made from town
to the re sidence of Mr.. Smiths
father, a distance of one mile, was
delightful, Many guests were pres
emf, and the occasion proved one
of unusual enjoyment. Elegant re
freshments were served, and If all
the wells wishes rendered "Our jim"
during the progress of the feast,
be realized, he will acquire the
wealth of King Cresus and attain
the age of Methuselah.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26

Rlpans Tabules cure the blues.
Ripans Tabules cure tlatulenee.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules are always ready.
Ripans Tabules; gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabules for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules have come to stay.
Ripans Tabules a family remedy.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Lana OdIce al jackson, Miss, |
March 81, 1894. I

I
March 81, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Chancery Clerk of Pearl River
county, at PoplarviIe, Miss, on
May II, 1894, viz: Thomas j. Spiers,
Homestead No. 26909, for the WI
sw4 and q nw4 sec l 4 sr17 W.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Benjamin Sones, ST., Thomas
Sones, Edmond Hepdley, Peter
Mitchell, all Of McNiell Postoffice,
Pearl Riyer county, Miss.
ROBERT Il WILSON,
22-6-t. Register.
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BUSINESS LAW INDAILY USE

Here wlth are the most lmportan,
laws, succincly stated, that toucn
the needs of the average business
man. An observance of them will
enable one TO avoid many mistakes
that may be serious, and steer the
innocent from many pitfalls that
may be calamitous. They contain, in
few words, the essence of large
amount of legal yerblage not al
WAYS very ineligible.
Each individual in a partnership
is responsible for the whole amount
OF the debts Of the firm, except in
cases of special" partnerships.
Contracts made on Sunday cam
not be enforced.
A contract with minor is void.
A contract made with IunatiC
Tor with one who has general rep
utation for weak -mindedness) is
VOID. (The latter case must, how
eyer, be clearly established)
The acts of one partner bind all
the other paItne1s.
l. is fraud to conceal fraud.
No consideration is sufficient il
law If it be lie al in lis natur,
(Many failures" are upset because
of this law
A rec ipt for money is not al4
Ways conclusive.
An agreement without consider
alton is void.
The law compels no one to do
lmposSibilities. this must be lib.
orally coustrued)
Ignorance OF the law excuses no
one.
Note especially the following, as
affecting the giving and taking of
checks and notes.
A note made On Sunday is void.
Il note made by a minor is void.
A note obtained by fraud, or
from a person in state of intoxi-
: cation, cannot be collected. (rhls
is a corolIary to the law governing
contracts with the weak minded
Notes bear interest only when
SO stated.
If note is lost or stolen, it does
not release the maker; he must p ay
IL If the consideration for which il
was given, aud the amount can be
proved.
Signatures made with lead PEN
Gil are good in law.
A note indorsed in blank is trans
ferable by delivery, the same as i
made payable to bearer.
The maker of an "accommoda>
ton" note zone for which he has
received no consideration, hayine
lent his name and credit for the &C
commOdation of the holder) is moi
J bound to the person accommodated
but is bound to all other parties
precisely as If there was a good
consideration.
If the maker of check or drat
has changed his residence, the
holder must use educ diligence tc
find him.
Checks or drafts must be pres
sented for payment "wthout un
reasonable delay"
Ignorance or. oversight of or will.
full inattention to these fundamen-
tai lnjunctions is tue frequent
source of annoying and expensive
lltlgatlon.-lhe Keystone.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26

The following schedule went in
to effect Sunday, April 1st:
No. 3 southbound due 1884 a. m.
No. southbound due 1917 a, m.
No. northbound due $3.50 D. IN.
No. 6 northbound due 1l:34 a. IN.
No. 80 southbound due 1917 a. m.
No. "a northbound due 1908 p. m.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26

POPLARvILLEDRUG co.
VIII. Rich is now engaged in
selling the celebrated Linn Garden
CulIiyator in Harrison aad Jackson
counties.
Miss Matte Scott has closed her
Mcneil school, and Is at home
again enjoying needed rest and
recreation.
Us. Smith and FL. B. Dobson
are supplying the citizens of Han.
cock county with the Linn Garden
Vultivator.
Mss Annie Morrison, of Poplara
lille, is the guest of MIS-. j. s.
Blackburn this week. --HattiesDurg
Democrat 10Th.
Miss Ada White spent some days
very pleasantly with her friend,
Mrs. Calhoun, at Shady Grove, in
Washington parish, La.
a special meeting OF the East
Hobolochltto Singing Convention
will be held at Union Church next
Sunday. Everybody invited to at-
tend
Mrs. W. V. Wilde and sons, of
Wavelaud. are the guests of Mrs.
T. A. Briggs, and their visit proves
sWelcome one to their large circle
Of friends.
SCHOLARSHIP For SALE.-We
nave scholarship in Wyatts Bust
ness College, at Meridian, which
Will he sold cheap for cash. Apply
" This Office. See college advers
,isement.
NJ. Carver, of Nicholson, spent
sunday with his old friends of Pop
.a'Nl'le' Rand has an abiding af-
i'c'on for his old home, and it
YOU'D not surprise us in the least to
9alo see him numbered among
'ar citizens.
Mrs. ]. M. Gam, of PopIarvilIe,
wv nas been, for some time visit
x ner daughter, Mrs. S. j. John.
w. went up to Laurel Monday
'u'og to spend several days with
IN !" uaughter, Mrs. DIR. Byrd, Ellis.
'lle News 10Th.
"'sput Poplarville In nomination
oF'ag the most suitable place to
v'u the congressional convention.
'''e are ample hotel accommoda-
wy and the courtroom will serve
nall for the convention. Lets
''s It at Poplarville. -Lumberton
i'ad'Block. '''' ""
boz Va ast better halves say they could
aio' Se S house without Chamber.
m mo- cough Remedy. 1t is used
.eeas 0re than half the homes in
En- HIS, :, Sims Bros, Leeds, Iowa.
|lat r suows the esteem in which
Been s r1lS%sdy is held where it has
(ioth'aO..sa toryears and is we'll known.
Potbluas nave learned that there is
lad dug us SO good for colds. Group
lhese 's a;'p cough, that it cures
hanentim nents quickly and per-
ad ssf say !; and that 1t is pleasant
nd "a Sa'e for children to take. Is
Fty' n cent en bottles for sale by Pop
'' Drug Company.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26
THINKS 1T YOU ?

Nonv Of our subscribers now owe
d, one two aud three years. Please
,smit and afford us the pleasure
# oying due credit for same.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26

/ per, TIE NlCKsDufS fost, In refer
ring to the congressional aspirants
OF the Jackson district, wisely and
with true democratic patriotism
says:
with Hooker, williamson, Dodds,
Spencer, and other candidates in the
field, the race will be lively, We
predict that if an able man espouses
the cause Of President Cleveland
and stands up boldly for sound
system Of National finances he will
win. A full discussion of the finan-
cial question will inevitably lead
to the success of sound money
principles.'
We alwayshav been Cleveland
man, and expect so to remain I'M
til the end. We have heartily ln-
dorsed all of President Cleveland's
past acts, and whatever his course
may be in the future, our confidence
in him is such as to accept the same
In the homely but expressive lan~
guage of the sckooolboy: ono
sight and unseen, and no rue back"
Our readers will find in this is
sue of the FREE PRESS the announce
ment of Col. 7. E. Stockdale, of
Pike county, who is again candi-
date for congress from ibis, the
sixth district. We are not inform
ed as to when Col. Stockdale will
visit this county, but presume that
he will do so early after the ad-
journment of the prescott congress.
As many of the congressman are
anxious to return to their districts
to look after their political fences,
we have some hope that the tariff
bill will soon be definitely settled.
Present indications point to hotly
contested races in nearly all of the
districts in this state.
The residence of Mrs. d. 2.
Stewart, who lives just south of the
Poplarvile Lumber Company's
mill, burned about six O'Clock
Saturday morning. The contents
of the kitchen and storeroom were
destroyed, but most of the other
household effects were saved, The
cottage had been completed and
occupied but short time, and the
fire was caused by a defective fiue.
Loss about $500; no insurance.
We inspected number OF very
nice vegetable gardens last Sunday,
Of course we did not visit all in the
neigh orhood, but of those we did
see we think that of H. b. Dobson
entitled to the blue ribbon. Mr..
Dobson's garden is small, but it is
well cultivated and thriving.
The following attorneys attend
ed our circuit court last week: ID.
NJ. Watkins, OF Purvis; Mr.. Travis,
of Ha.ties burg; S. B. Watts, of Me
ridian; T. NJ. Evans, of Scranton;
F. V. Brain, of Meridian; Messrs.
Shivers, Ellis and Sullivan, of the
home bar
Mrs. d. F. Archer and Miss
Daisy Marion are attending the
Methodist protracted meeting at
Lumber!on.
Fl. F. Darling spent Sunday and
Monday in New Orleans for the
purpose of repenishing his stock.
District Attorney Neville made
several brilliant speeches during
court session last week.
A. W. Reed, OF New Orleans,
spent several days of this week
with his family here.
An unknown negro, aged twenty
years, was killed by train at Plo-
iona Oh Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Reed and children re-
turned TO New Orleans Monoay
morning.
Miss NJ. E. Robertson visited Ler
relatives at Birmingham, Ala, this
week.
| Reasonable rains fell Tuesday
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26
s@N T g + !@Gsa

Please call at Peplarville Drug
Company's store and settle your
accounts for 1898.
pOPLARVILLEDRUG co.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
GRADUATED Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles
Eczema, letter. Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. %
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
Il
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-04-26
22-6.t

Charles Allen, of Ohio, arrived
Monday on a visit to his brother.
FL. e. Allen, We hope Mr.. A MS
visit will prove pleasant and f,
table. ar Is
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED ROOM, light housekeeping: dth
ave. lbth TO 2Ithst East. Permanent. Bel
vCdere House.
FURNISHED room wanted between 9th & 9th
ayes, Both and 3Sth SITS. Room, box 2i3
world. uptown.
GENTLEMAN wants heated room. southern expos
ure. near Union Square. s.. Nj. box 400 World
uptown
Man h WIFE want furnished room for house.
keeping; state low price" StoRdy. tb2 9th ave
MODEST. clean comfortable room wanted
about l3iNh II. \ 81 ave, \. NJ, box 81 World
ROOM WANTED by gentleman n wife: hoard \
mothers care Tor boy IS years. during day
yes side iOih to 9O;h st. e. H.. World Agency.
haI I'd ave,
WANTED Light n well. ventilated room, suit
Rhlr Tor = gentlemen, ON west side W, box
3i6 World. uptown.
WANTED A furnished room with or without
hoard between I'd h eth nycs. h I'D TO b5;h St
Address e., box u world.
WANTED Furnished room by middle aged
gentleman where there are no other ronmcrs
Widows home preferred, J. I. .hoS l2S World.
YOUNG MAN wants room between West Hath
4 1'4th SITS. about $40 A., d5l Harlem
world,
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Board Wanted.

BOARD WANTED by 2 young ladies In a Catho-
lie family, between Washington place Spring
ST. please state terms. 10 Beeckerst 81.
GENTLEMAN wants room h board bath l4th
to 4ld ST. between 9TH 4 Sth aYes, 81 weekly.
= u box 2l4 World, uptown.
LADY In business desires comfortable room &
board In private family, moderate; references
Thompson, ~ Nassau ST., Brooklyn.
MARRIED COUPLE want 2 connecting rooms in
French family below AID St., with oard. {. :,
box 2DI world.
ROOM 4 BOARD between 9tn, 18th, University
place X 9th ave. by Young men; terms mod
crate. J., box 321 World
WANTED ReasonaUle board. below 42d ST.,
west side for young married couple not to eN-
coed SO per week. MO H.. 500 Harlem World,
WANIED-Ry Jewish lady, employed. board
With refined private family; State terms. 1904
RI ave. Nurld.
WANTED in private family, neighborhooi Cathe-
drAl, suit rooms hrst-Class board for family
Of baby. J. C. Garagan, SS7 9th ave.
hOt NJ LADY desires room y board IA EruOk-
Ign, respectable, state terms, X, box liz
World
YOUNG married couple wants board In respect
able family, reasonable terms. L. +. box 800
World, uptown.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE,
Unfurnished Houses To Let.

riverside DRIVE, 3S-Elegant granitere
dence; magnificent view Of Hudson: NEE
fproyements throughout; inspection invit
&nmediate possession. Office, 3S Riverside Rr-
[H ST. 256 r. s. story aud basement
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furnished Rooms to Let.


PACIFIC ST, 37l-Iargr room. bedroom, 2d
floor; also large room. Ri hoor; heat gns, bath
9TH 81, ans, l,t vcen 9th h eth ayes. Bruok.
lyn large GlcuNe room, well furnished; ref
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Roarders Wanted.
NO EXTRA CttARuE.

One Tine, SOC per Inc Second Time, ne. pe
sne. 7,srd and Subsequent 7imea isc per hn&
No erfru charge Sunddys
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Flats and Apartments to let.
Observation-Disclosures sid.

i24TH ST, 2ie W. near statlon-Eegant nats 9 |
rooms bath; private hall, heated; $40 a $50. !
yanitor. or ROMAN, 32s w. l25th ct
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30 SI.& 85lHST., WEST SIDE.

[DESl RABLE 3 AND A STORY HOUSES,
ny decorated. steam heat and electric light.
CLARk ESTATE, 25 WEST ODD ST.
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For Sale.

AT A SACRIFICE-Priyate family, leaving city
sacrifice elegant paror SUR, mirrors, cabinets
flli,ng bed dinius room set, magnificent upright
piano 22t East ed St
A-STORE FIXTURES. s upright butter refriger-
Ators sliding doors; bevelled mirrors counters.
shelving. conre-mills scales mirror-front tea cad
dies cheap 237 Brooms St. blocks east Of
Grand 81 % ave, station.
ALL KINDS second-han or new store fixtures,
showcases counters, shelving. cigar figures,
butter Tefrigerators. scales. sc.
LENNlG SONS. S2s-S3l East seth ct.
A-FURNITURE OF FLATS HOUSES BOUGHT.
ZOE WEST g2D 81
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IH ST. 136 AND l3S wa chance seldom
offered only2 remaining; new 3-story high.
~ houses, decorated, gns-hNJures, &c IT n
\ -, 800. POWER, sole agent, Columbus
! corner S5th 81. open evenings.
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HANDSOME front room; private house; neighbor
hood Colonial Club board wife. Exclusive. bo
32g World. uptown.
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BRI DGE ST.. 36O-Large front hall room with
good board 50; also large, square room
HANOVER PLACE. 2s-(ientemen can have
good board; fine rooms, bath, gas, hot air: table
board.
A REFINED LADY, residing IN her elegant
home IA the rwenty-third Ward, Brooklyn,
meals. To married couple; price SlCO per month
best references given required Address W.,
box 800 World, uptown.
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DIV ELLING

LARGE AND SMALL house, In hne order.
|n3table for dwelling. boarding, business. soei-
es clubs &c. also small stores and apart
knts; good downtown neighborhood; very low
ntA FALCONER, 100 tth ave.
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH ST. SOC. 500 E-Good rooms & bedrooms,
$3.50 81 all ready. good order,
I2D ST gjl Wight, cheerful rooms furnished
or unfurnished. Apply Manager Clinton Apart
ment z53 W. I2d st
Ann 81, lUl W. -unnrushed, extra large
corner room with : closets; Ring "a een,
nsT ST. sO7 w.-2d aoor, private house; bath a
heat, eEoeils.l ss. ghborhOOd; references
changed
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| One TIM, soc pr tine. Second Tine, ne. pr
hne' third and Subsequent 7imes isc. per kn<.
No erfru charge s,tndoys
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No ertru charge Sunddys
NO EXTRA CnAKuE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
Is an Authorized Adv ertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A. DIT.
messengers will answer your cali
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPi
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u lrhi iSi F., corner Sd ave- rooms, bath,
lji ~ improvements; rent sl4 to ST.
0Ose u Sol a 'loor of 4 rooms in n private
wet; with owner
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furnished Houses to Let.

k-A.-AN UNUSUALLY desirable modern
house, lOl West 10th ST.. stories. brown
pc; best neghborhood on west side: artistic
s1Ngn; new plumbing; doors from new to
%badway; rent value, unfurnished, 81. 100; fur
tshed $4,000 rent Of secondary consideration to
leronsible tenant.
rot rs iOhI high st0op brown-sto house,
completely furnished and in frst-class order, on
pest l22d ST., near Lenox ave. express trains
PUN Rector St via 9Th ave. elevated less than 80
IAuues, rent reasonable TO q desirable tenant.
+. A. BLACK, l2l w. l25th ST.
FULLY FURNISHED 4-story house. IS E. $50 st. !;
GOD order; terms reasonable ROBERT w.
IODD, 223 Broadway.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

.AA,iAION 81. 2lS-Nice apartment; good To-
euoh; quiet house SlI. Janitor.
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ls,s ~ l5S To 1877 E.-3 & 4 rooms, decorated.
! epIv 'oiiers, tubs, awnings, &c. small fam
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sos.;,,z Ss E.-3 & large rooms. with plenty
i On Improvements; all light; low rents.
HI roo,i - +. siugle Hat, flights, large,
from ~ modern improvements; 4 families
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flats and Apartments Wanted.


l WANT To BUY ! OF room furnished fiat
Respectable neighburhOol STONE, ia Nassau.
MAN 'Eli, steam heated. IurnlsIled HAT OF apart
mrut, ON he west side, by young couple with
out children; highest references; best care taken
oil property; state uli particulars terms, which
must not exceed $50 per month. W, box DO
World
WANTED, furnished fiat, 5 rooms between 10Th
AZ lUllh SITS. , east side; terms must be low (.
pernanenL l. II. Clarke, la4 Il. SJth ST.
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SHOWN !: e; q; Z;
III TTT1l Watches, Diamonds and
VI lhyNIh Iewelry, Delivered i'm
I'LL EHs mediately. n. Y. Watch
n IHIW Jrwelry Co. incorp.,
III 1IbIUHF Frank c. sherman, man.
W - ager. 20 t. 18th St. "a
tlor Take elevator. Open Saturday evenings.
Fine watch repairing at shalt regular prices.
3 JACK POT.

~ oO. 30. 30.
With all improvements. The PLUNGER
EHANk, our latest success. SO. BABY CARD
MACHINES SO. All other machines corre-
spoudlnyly cheap AMUSEMENT MACHINE
Co. 5Si- $50 Hudson ST., New York.
A;,,ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPET~,
PIANOS, &c., UF HOUSES AND FLATS
BOuG!l r FOK ..~POT CASH." BEFORE
YOU SELL SEND FOR l.. H.. 500 Sd AVE.
ALL FINE FURNITURE nrst-class private resi-
dence; elegant silk broeade paror suit, N5;
ra!ntng' easy chairs, porteres. tapestries,
magnincntly carved full-sEe mahogany upright
piano, Si35; tables. grandfather's clock, fine
COuChes. splendid mahogany and oak bedroom
suits. elegant brass beds, fine hand-carved oak
sdeboard, leather chairs, couch; also splendid
velvet carpets SIS all like new short time
used. sell separately. 1853 West jIth st.
A, ENTIRE furniture Of dwellings, Hats, pianos,
carpets &C. bought Call or address, 23l2
sth ave.
A.-A.-HIGHEST PRICES for furniture,
carpets contents Of houses and nats; do not sell
until You hear from me. A.. "a University place.
A-A.-A.-FuRNITURE pianos and carpets Of
houses and fats bought; full value paid. X,
| 10 East 18th st, room I.
|
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