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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT.
A COlOred Man Seriously Wounded
One Night Last Week.

Elias Perrin. colored man living In this
night in the neighborhood OF his own
house.
He reports that he was out about ten or
eleven O'Clock little distance from bis
house, when some one I'll ed upon him In the
darkness, one ball taking effect in the back
below the shoulder blade. Other shots were
fired, but missed their mark. The wound at
one, but 1t Is now thought he will pull
through.
house, and is supposed TO be aged about forty
years Reports say that he does not know
who shot him, but that he has an idea as to
who did It. He drives dray for Mess. A. M.
Hill & Sons.
Another mysterious affair occurred the
same night In the same neighborhood. IL is
reported that the occupants OF Mrs. Aliens
new houses which is on the opposite site OF
the street from Elias Perrin's, saw some one
on his premises, and not being pleased Win
his movements fired In the darkness at the
outlines Of the figure which he saw, put
when the pistol practice commenced, the Vlsltor
ran off, which Is not an unusual occurrence
when men fire from their windows at peo-
We presume that neither one OF these
shooting scrapes can be attributed to the clos
ing Of the dispensary.
It is remarkable that we should have
shooting scrape at all, but for as quiet place
as Abbeville to have two shootings In one
night, makes the occurance more notable.
Up 10 this time 1t has not been ascertalned
who assaulted Elias Perrin while he was In
the rear part of his own lot. and We have not
heard who excited Mr.. Rieder TO shoot from
his window into the darkness OF the night.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
EIGHTY HOUSES.
The Town Of Abbevilld Continues 10
Extend Its Borders and Its POpu.
lattOu Increases.

The Town Of Abbevilld Continues to
Extend Its Borders and It's POpu.
lattOn Increases.
For q staid old town that has stood still for
nearly fifty years, to take on new growth anu
build eighty dwelling houses In one year Is
' Ever since @ the G., C. & n. railway has been
finished to Atlanta Abbeville has been In
creasing In population. and many OF her va
cant lots have been improved by the erectlon
of handsome dwelling houses.
Since thearrival OF The railroad the popula-
tion has increased from ]. 100 TO 2,7OO. The
town had stood at the first figures for about
thirty years. with scarcely notable change,
and the business houses were very much at
stand still. But now new life new trade. new
people, and greatly Increased buying faciii-
ties have come.
About one thousand new people i've mere
and are customers at all our stores, markets,
boarding houses, and shops OF every klnd.
The demand for houses Is greater than was
ever known before and the rents have been
higher for stores and homes than ever 1eiqIe. ns
The high rents have stimulated the build
Ing of houses, and in talking with mechanlc
who came tO town about year ago, IN lew
minutes he counted about 76 new houses that
had been built since he came, including three
or four houses that had been repaired or
doubled In size. namely: The repairs on the
Alston House, and the Rutledge house. both
of which were untenable, has MADE tnem
doubling of the size Of Mr.. Seals house has
added greatly to II.
Among the advantages which comes TO our
merchants, professional men, business places
generally, and the boarding houses lies In the
fact that much of the large amount Of money
which Is paid out monthly is put into circu-
lation among our people. The monthly pay
roll, we believe, has never been less than
81. 600 and it has gradually increased from that
figure, until last month the pay bills footed
up about $4,000.
The mechanics never reaped such harvest.
Many carpenters and laborers nave oeep aL
work every day, and the aggregate OF their
weekly or monthly pay has added to the
money which has been put In circulation, but
we are told that most of this work has been
done by mechanics who have come from
distance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
Wednesday, May 9, 1894.
Col MeMaster's Letter.

The letter of Col. McMaster is curiosity.
1t ia. however, an honest expression Oh
opinion, and presents more fully than usual
the ideas of the minority in this State.
By reading between the lines 1t shows IN
the most conclusive manner the absurdity OF
supposing that the organization of "Demo-
.ratic,, or snti-Tillman clubs can effect the
elections in this State.
But suppose that all the anti-Tillman men
should organize, what can they do against
the regularly organized Democracy OF tne
sta,e9 Unless Colonel McMaster was al
lowed to make two-thirds of the people lnei-
,eible, how do the select and super-eXcellent
little one third expect TO gain power? Ihis
country Is ruled by the majority OF the voters.
The Press and Banner does not believe tnat
any one coterie OF set of politicians possess
all the respectability or patriotism, either.
We believe q subscriber to the Ocaia plat
form is lust as honest and just as patriolic
as the Tillmanites, the Popnists, or the anu
Tillmanites.H
Webster says "a patriot Is person VINO
loves his country" VIII anybody denv that
Democrats. Populists. ocalaites, and Alliance
men love their country?
Without exception the Alliancemen ana
Ocalaitas stood tor South Carolina in 1876.
An south Carolinians are interested In
ma intaining unity and harmony among the
white people, and those who get beaten 'n
the elections should accept their defeat as
gracefully as they can, and bide their Time.
We certainly can gain nothing oy "In-
drawing from the great mass of the voters 10
organize "Holier Than Thou" CLUB.
The Press and Banner believes that II ls
foolish TO attempt to organize "Nationai
Democratic Clubs" We can gain nothing o9
IL. We can't elect anybody, and to organize
such clubs with any view Of getting once
from Cleveland is waste Of time, and seals
the political fate of those who join 1t.
Recent developments would indicate that
the President is governed by the congress-
mon.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09

Mc)l1 " ROXY, the leaulng lurnltnre ueai.
ers of Abbeyille. will order all school and
church furniture for you, and sell II at cost,
and also give you the benetit OF dealers dis
count.
The handsomest line Of library tables ever
displayed In Abbeville, are to be seen at Nc
Dill & TOlly's, and the price no low that one
should be In every house In the country.
McDil & Tolly are determined that every
body shall have one or those fine rocking
chairs that they sell so cheap. They bought
fifty dozen few days ago and Will be prepar-
ed 10 furnish every home In the country with
one.
Something bran new at Colemans Racket
Store-brown and black sewing ball thread, 8
for SC.
Floor paints and floor stains any color
made TO suit Durable, lasting and cheap at
Harrison Games Drug Store.
Cash does the work. The enterprlsing firm
Of j. D. Kerr have Just finished the contract
Of furnishing school house near Abbevlle
with the latest improved desks.
Kerr is agent for the best factory in the
world making desks Of every description.
When needing anything In that line, call,
or write 10 him for prices.
If there is any one line In which we have
white goods. Our stock this season is more
attractive than ever. Call and see our plai o
striped and plaid white lawns. White
Brothers.
II you want cheap and pretty .glnghams go
to Whites for them.
The attention OF mothers is called TO the
fact, that Cross q Martin will have In store
the last part of this week, a pretty line of In.
FAINT shoes, consisting of ankle ties, OK ford
sandals and russell button balls, sizes TO tit
the smallest. Call and see them. Also some
very pretty Misses sandals with bows.
"Cherry Bounce" ia the name Of the new
drink which relieves that tired feeling and
quiels your nerves. For sale at Speed s
Fount.
Have you seen the stock of straw bats car.
ried by Cross q Martin? If not, you should
do so. If you want to keep up with the latest
fashion.
Haddons g are strong believers In the power
of printers ink. Read their Extra in this
paper. then call and see If you don't find all
they claim to have.
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If you:wish your watch "tinkered on" carry
i anywhere, but If you want 1t repaired, 80
1 will keep time X. C.. Bernau gets Ii.

If you:wish your watch "tinkered on carry
IL anywhere, but If you want 1t repaired, 40
it will keep time, r. c. Bernau gets 1t.
Call and see Rosenbergs spring clothing.
White stripe pique, regular II l-2c goods
yards for J0c. =. Rosenberg & Co.
A splendid assortment of gents sun um.
brellas satteen, gloria aud silk, from I5c 10
2.6S for cnSh ut Smith Il Son.
Have yon seen those Butter Laces at
Whites: IL not ask to look at them before
they are all sold.
G.. II. HammondS Go are going to make
an offer ID The trade in about three Weeks
that will astonlSh you. Watch I'll einsE4ce.
&. Z. Hammond & Co lead in siy lie u, ladies'
and gents fine foot wear, call and see them.
We have overhauled our entire stock OF
han ness and have some harga ins 10 oHer, call
and see US sure Respectfully e. +. Ham,
mOnds and Co.
Goto Smith s. Son for straw hats. They
have opened d splendid line cheap and at
tractire.
W. Joel Smith l. Sons have taken the lead
this season In gents neck wear, coll d dress
shirts &c.
fyou want a nice suit OF clothes for little
money call on u. Rosenberg.
The only Graduate in Phramacy. In Abbeville
in charge OF HARRISON Games Prescription
counter with nearly l2years experience, offers
his service, when In need OF any Thing ol high
standard and quality. When sick. Reason
able charges Will tie made, and await your
wishes AT all hours OF day, night and sun
day.
Come and try my shrviots they cant be beat
by any fountain, any naVor you want +. q.
Speed.
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Mr.. c. c. LANGsToN. Of the Anderson In
telligeneer spent night in Abbeville last
week, and wetried to show him our town. but
the rain interferred. Mr.. Langston Is one OF
the editors in this State who are making a
financial success of their papers. Almost
anybody can "run" a newspaper, but there
are very few who can make a good paper, sat-
isfy the public, and put little money into
their.pookets at the same time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
Register.

Young men who have become Of age since
the last election, and those who will be twen-
ty-one years of lage before the next general
election have only one more day in which TO
register, Sale Day in July. The same spplies
to all persons who have moved into this State
since the last election.
1t is OF vital Importance that every citizen
register. Unless those above referred to regis
ter next Sale Day they will be after that day
forever barred the right to register. and can
not vote at any election.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
An Ordinance
Pertaining to the Sale of Intoz-
icating Liquors in the Town
Of Abbeville, S. G.

be IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN
Coun neil OF Abbeville and by authority OF the
same:
Section |. That from and after the passage
of this ordinance 1t shall be unlawfu for any
person TO sell, or offer for sale or deal In any
spirituous, malt or alcoholic Liquors, or fruits
prepared with such liquors, or bitters. or other
beverages, of which any of said liquors form
an ingredient, within tn limits OF the town
OF Abbeville. except as herein provided.
Section 2 That any person desiring to en-
gage in the sale Of any Of said liquors or olher
articles enumerated In the foregoing Section,
shall pay the Treasurer OF the town OF Aboe-
willie the sum Of One Hundred and Twenty
Five Dollars (sl25,) which shall entitle him 10
engage In such sale subject to the restrictions
of this ordinance, for the period OF three
months.
Section g. That the business OF liquor SELL
ing herein referred TO shall be conducted In
building fronting on some public street and
shall be plainly indicated by sign conspic'
uously displayed. Such place OF business
shall be opened not earlier than six O'Clock
A. M, and shall be closed at nine O'Clock +.
NJ, OF each week day, and shall be kept closed
on Sunday, and also on all public election
days and on such other days as the ToWn
Council shall direct.
Section 4. That 1t shall be unlawful to sell
any of the aforesaid liquors or commodities
above named to minors. persons Intoxicated
or persons known to be habltual drunkards.
Section 5. That any person found guilty OF
a violation of this ordinance or any Of the
provisions thereof, shall, for each and every
such offense be fined not less than Five, nor
more than One Hundred Dollars, or impris.
oned not less than two or more than thirty
days.
Done In Town Council this 30th day OF
April, In the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-four,
IL. 81 and In the one hundred and eigteenth
year of the Independence of the United
States of America.
X. NJ. HILL,
Intendant.
JAMES CHALMERS.
JAMES G. KLUGH,
JAMES TAGGART,
Wardens.
May l, 1894. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09

Don't forget how Coats spool thread Is solo
at the Racket Store for only &'c dozen.
Big lot of brooms just In at the fackeI
place,
A big stock OF checked and brown nome
spun, bleaching, sheettng, drllls y llck,us'
leans and cottonadeS always OH hand AT Coie'
mans, and at the right kind OF prices.
Get your glassware at the Racket Store lor
the prices there are the lowest
Fresh lot OF candy just received AT the
Racket Store.
Hang 1t on the stable dOor-sire u teaspoH,n-
fuI TO the horse or mule or times week
health, strength, appetite, flesh. ;: y. Il. In
bags of about I'D doses tor y cents aI harrlso''
& Games Drug Store.
New lot,of Baby carriages, children oeus'
cradles &c. McDill Tolly.
Buy good mating from McDlll u loliy IneS
have a new assortment cheap.
The lovers OF "Vichey" can now get u a'
Speeds fount.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
IT'S PROHIBITION.
The Supreme Court Explains Its Dis.
pensary Decision.

Columbia, 8. c.. May Sth. 1884.
In the matter of the Florence liquor
cases, the Supreme Court to-day decided
THAT under the law as it now stands there
is no authority invested with the power to
grant license for the sale Of splrituous liquors
within the limits Of this State and hence the
action Of the city council in granting license
would be ultra wires and absolutely void. The
In junction is granted. Court holds that par
ties selling without license may be prosecuted
under State or municipal laws and that Brun-
SON be remanded for trial." The Court Is
unanim nous.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
For Sale.

IN THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY. next
" SALEDAY.I l will sell at AuBLlG Am T.; IN
TiON, upder the power given me by the VIII
-. M aNCTS A. CONNOR, deceased. ut the
Court Co House steps al ABBEXILLE {. H:
within the legal hours or SALE FIVE w. , SHA 4, HAhE2
OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF TIP FnKM, iWE
Frs BANK OF ABBA ANlLiLEG;, G,, ~, rrn + =
SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCk " !HE
ABBEVILLE COTTON SEED OIL AND
FERTILIZER COMPANY. ,,
Owned by said deceased, for CASH.
g. l.. CONNOR,
Sole Executor of +. A. Connor.
April II, 1884, II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
The Columbia High Schools.

superintendent D. B. johnson In correcting
q publication about the city schools, among
other things, says:
"It makes the impression that there has
been no school provision In Columbia for the
PREPARATION OF pupils for colleges, whereas
the fact is the high school department OF the
city schools has prepared many for colleges
who have entered such institutions and MAN.
tained themselves In them with credit"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
Sunday-SchoOl Conference.

The eleventh annual session of the Abbeville
County Sunday School Conference, M. E.
Church South, will be held at Mt. Carmel,
and Friday "a, and 25, May. 1894.
The Introductory sermon will be preached by
Rev. A. B. Watson, Wednesday night $50
p. m.
1900 a. m.--Devotional service. Rev. E. W.
Mason.
ORGANIZATION.
Introduc and Scope Of the Sun
day.School Conference. George &.
Hodges.
Reports Successes recou nted, Failures Ia
mented, and improvements prom.
ised. Delegates Social Meeting.
AFTERNOON.
800. Reports :-(See above)
$3.50. Address FLOW can we interest old
folks in Sunday-School work. Rev.
]. C. Stall, r. W. Mayor, j: T: Parks.
4:30. Question Box ANSWERS oy +. Il. SUR
key, James Cothran.
EVENING.
S:l5. The Best Method for Systematic Bible
Study. c. V. Hammond, Rev. II. w.
Bays.
1000 q. m.-Opening.
1915. Reports. (See above0 -.
lO.45. The Sunday-School Library and its
contents. j. F. Lyon, +. u. Gary.
AFTERNOON.
3Oo.-The Unconscious Influence OF Copse'
Grated Teacher. Rev. E. g. Price
]. D. Fouchee.
3:3O Symposium.-How can ! contribute
during the coming year to the greater
efficiency of MY Sunday.Schol? Short
speeches uot over minutes, open to
the enti,r Inference.
430 Reports of Committees and Mlscellane
Gus Business
Methodist Minutes and Superintendent OF
fifty on.the roll within the county will compose
the Conference. Superintendents are urged
to have delegates to the Conference elected
Immediately. Preserve this program, and
keep your eye on that sy ymposium.
GEORGE c. HODGES,
President.
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School Notice.

r WILL BE IN MY OFFICE AT Abbevllle
l. for the transaction of business every sale
day and every Saturday except the first SAT
nrSays in each mouth w. r. MILFORD.
May /, 1894. School commissioner.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
CLANCY NJ. JONES,

FIRST CLASS REPAlRER OF SHOES and
BOOTS, has his shop in the office once oc-
cupied by Colonel Orville 7. Calhoun, where
he will be pleased to receive orders tor an
kinds OF work In his line, which he will do In
satisfactory manner, on short notice, and al
low price. FEB. l3, 1893, If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
WHAT TILLMAN SAYS.

He Sees no Way in Which He Can
Enforce the Law.
Columbia, S. G., May 8. 1894.
Governor Tillman and others all hold that
the decision means strict prohibition with
am Pile provision for penalties. Gov. Tlllman
says he sees no way in which he can coop.
crate in enforcing prohibition, but expects
town authorities to do so. He will not now
consider future emergencies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
BIG GAME OF BASE BALL.
and Clinton TO Cross Bats
at this Place Next Friday.

There will be match game of baseball be-.
tween Abbeville and Clinton Friday, llth OF
May, and II Is hoped that the people of Abbe-
Vile will come out and help the club, as IL
has gone TO a great deal OF expense fixing up
the grounds, &c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09
BIG CHICKEN SHOW.
Important Notice TO Dealers In Fine
Fowls.

The poultry breeders, fanciers and any one
interested in the breeding OF pet stock OF the
counties Of Abbeville and Anderson are earn
estly requested to meet at Abbeville Tuesday,
18th inst, for the purpose of organizing
Poultry and Pet Stock Association, Witn
on r. s. Link, Secretary Pro. Tenn,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09

Racket Stores are always the best aud
cheapest place 10 buy your goods.
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House and Lot for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT
| on Moseley Ferry road In the town OF Alb
beville. Terms easy. Apply TO w. S. Goth
ran, J. Allen Smith, or TO me ct Greenyllle, 5.
C.. T. p. COTHRAN.
March Is, 1898. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-05-09

Be sure TO get one of Kerr's baby jumpers,
he greatest success of the age.
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FOR SALE--BICYCLES

FOR SALE-wHL SACRIFICE NEARLY NEW
full nickel Victor Flyer" complete, with at
tschnents guaranteed; only Sll5; cost $40 j.
Is. McQUEEN, HOS + ST. NV. upstairs. O.2i
FOR SAI.E.-SII q NV, OPP PATENT OFFICE
bargains in and second hand bicycles; $40 I'D:
wheels taken for salc; storage, so cents and 81
per month; orders taken for repairs. Oc2;: -1w'
FoR SALE-fALI. REDCCrlON-A FEW '93 NEW
capitals, so, With XIII former price, $50; made
in city; all needed parts quickly had from fac
tory; also in city. II. S. OWEN MFG. CO.,
liSt y. \. ave. NV. OC1T-tf
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED AN DESTROYS OF SECURING, AT
ONE \ MEDIUM SIZED GENTEEL HOME or
bR ROOMS: MOD. CNNN.; ONE Or TWO
BilbCKS FROM CABLE CARS; IN MT TIEAS-
Ant, IIEASANT PI-lINS or COL HEIGHTS;
20 css-t not murh IN excess Of SJ.tsJ, on easy
tcIm< J. q. WINNER, Real Estate. COS 18th ST.
Oc2iSt
WANTED ~ BTY-tN THE VICINITY OF THE
patent ofhre. house Clhre building; give
PRIV bLd "Aact location. Address '-BUlDiNt;,"
Star c1ils- o.oI-1..
WNNIED-FpI; $1,000 OR $3.50 NICE LFT-
TIE q or f-rcIm brink horse in the NV: ali
nl'-ier.' i-li-osCtnents; cash AMI only own
-. Nd ..LlL. Allress W. r.. S.lr aali...
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-ON FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS
Rooms suitable for insurance agency. building
association or other financial institution, and for
patent other attorney; steam heated, well
lighted and near city post Office. 101 q St, OPP
positc patent Office oc2t4t
FOR RENT-LAwRENCE BUILDING, sl5 AND
GIT 18th st. NV. IL under manage
ment; FRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE OFFICE ROOMS
for rent with LIGHT. HEAT AND JANITOR
SERVICE, at reasonable prices
ElLEltSON & WEAltTE
oc53-2w 6l7 18th
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For RENr-BEAUTFUL NEW STONE AND
brick Residence. 3o37 - ST; paror. rcrflHl0n hall
and dining room hrst floor; bed cliambcrs; hcat-
ing ana sanitation perfect; excellent ncighitor-
hood, and near street cars; $50 VIII lease for
less. OWNER. Room 1Ol. Corcoran bldg oc2O-6t.
FOE RENT-Il! 18TH ST, Tor. ANIL SEQ 90
yl9 T. ST., store sstd rooms. ............ $50 an
90 Westminster St, ar. and bath. ........sss5 so
Ga Second 81. ne, Gr- and bath. ....... Sas 80
oclS-tr Thos. W. HUNGERFORD 1919 "a 81
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FOR RENT
HINTS
FOR
RENTERS.

Are yen house bunting; n 50. yon can save time
10y consulting comprehensive rent list II is
similar 10 a large department In the respect
that yoa can find anything you In Il without
stirring Another STRIP 1t embraces houses If every
reasonable d, scriTtion and price. We issue COM
phrte rent bulletin every Monday which may lie
had upon application.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-FURNIsIIED- HANDSOMELY FUR
nshed apartment OF four rooms. with bath and
private hall, I'm the Concord flats, New Hamp-
shire Excellent cafe. For rent toniy TO
adults, from the 18th November, %. for four
months. Rent. $i0o per month. Rooms he
any afternoon after O'Clock. Apply for
permit and further particulars to
FITCH, FOX BROWN.
oc2+3t 1tO6 q NV.
FOR RENT-THE GENOA FLATS ,s0s ETH ST.
n.w.p: cafe; single. or communicating
with private baths: I'd floor. oc.s2-dts
FOR RENT-sO6 17TH ST. OPPOSITE THE
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adults only. Apply 10 TIiOS. j. FISHER & CO..
1874 ST. NV, or on premises. oc:OSt
FOR RENT-IN THE HARRISON" COR. sD AND
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