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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-11-02
DEATH OF FRED cLEvINGER.

Died at Lebanon, Linn county, Or,
October 20, 1894, Of consumption, Fred
Wesley Cleavinger, aged 10 years, II
months and l6 days.
Deceased was born in Summerville,
Union county, Or, Nov. y, 1874, but
for several years past has with his par
ents and two brothers resided at Leba-
non. Fred was q youth Of more than
ordinary intelligence and possessed in
marked degree those virtues and traits
which go to make a character at once
commanding deepest respect and most
tender affection. His exceeding patience
and submissive gentleness during his
long and trying illness attested the
nobility Of his nature. True, "The
King of Shadows loves shining mark"
During his illness his thoughts and heart
turned longingly to Him who holdeth
the future as well as the present in his
hand; and found that Of truth God
is an "ever present help in time Of
need" His Christian experience was a
very bright and happy one. He exhorted
his parents and brothers to not grieve
as without hope but to hold fast to the
promises Of God, that they might meet
him again where pain or sorrow can
never touch US more. He exhorted his
boyish companions to accept the free
gift" Of Christ and his religion, and
begged his almost broken hearted
mother not to weep for his death, saying,
'Mother, it is only for a little while"
At his request Rev. F. billiard Holman
conducted the funeral services, at the
conclusion Of which large number Of
friends followed the remains to the
grave, which was prfousely and most
beautifully decorated with floral pieces,
where they left him "asleep in Jesus"
Il. H. H.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-11-02
Big Shooting.

Frank Dempsey, of Harrisburg,
made big haul while out hunting
last week. He shot both loads in q
double-barreled shotgun, and with the
two charges killed l2 geese and two
ducks. The band from which they
came was large one and the fowls
were swimming on the river and
afterwards on the new canal. Mr..
Dempsey recovered all he killed and
the result Of the two shots netted him
1925. Who has or can beat this re-
cord during the present season.
Guard.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-11-02
WEDDING BELLS.

At the early hour of eight o'clock
last Sunday morning few select
friends met by invitation at the cozy
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stokes of
this city, to witness au event about
which MADAM Rumor'' had furnish
ed the public no tidings, but which
was nevertheless agreeable to all con-
cerned. Just as the company had as
sembled in The cheerful perlor, Mr..
E. L. Matchette and Miss Leora NJ.
Stokes, the daughter of the host and
hostess, gracefully walked in from an
adjoining room, and as they took their
intended place the guests rose up and
remained standing while Rev. d. T.
Summerville, who stepped in front of
the neatly attiled and promising young
couple, performed the services that
made them husband and wife, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Matchette were
rendered congratulations and some
beautiful presents,
The bride ia we'll known in Lebanon
as quiet, unassuming, bat very
worthy young lady who merited and
possessed the respect and confidence of
large circle of acquaintances.
Mr.. Matchette whose honored and
enterprising parents live but few
miles southeast of Lebanon, is a young
man well and favorably known in this
community where he has been brought
up. The happy couple left at once for
their new home out on the farm of
his parents.
They have the best wishes Of all and
we congratulate each on the choice
made and the prize won, and believe
that no young person in these parts
will win a more worthy hand than
either and they will do well enough to
match il.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-11-02
failed to appear and bond was forfeited.
Ha had qtinT,od ont

failed to appear and bond was forfeited.
He had skipped out.
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
We the grand jury of the county OF Linn
for the October term, 1894 Of the circuit
court having disposed of all business
presented to us, would most respectfully
report that we have visited the various
county officers Of said county, and find
the same in good condition and the respect
i've officers courteous and oblging, We
have also visited the county Jail and find
e prisoners therein apparently well
attended.
We would therefore ask to be discharged
from further attendance upon the court
Albany, Oregon, October q, 1894.
Signed. John Pearl, foreman, r D Cal
avan, Q T Coin, L A Evans, T NJ Downitg,
n M FOllis, w S Churchill.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-11-02
The Halloween Entertainment.

The entertainment given by the
L0.G.T. in this city last Wednesday
evening was success in every way.
Mr. Aldrich's building, on Main street,
which had been chosen for the enter
taihment, proved entirely too small to
accommodate the crowd. The pro-
gramme was well rendered and equally
MS well received
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Go to Miller for drugs.

Miller sells cheap for cash.
Buy your groceries at Peebler's and
save money.
Hiram Baker sells 10 yards of calico
for 81.
Feed oats for sale. Enquire Of w.
B. Donaca.
fyou want to get nice fresh bread
go to Peebler's.
N. w. Smith uses the purest drugs
in prescriptions.
Call and settle your account with
Miller without delay.
Go to Hiram Bakers for your $l.5O
men and ladies' shoes.
Miller leads in the sale of school
books and school supplies.
Ifyou hayeanything to sell or trade,
call on Peterson, Ross & Co.
Stylish hats can he had ut Miss
Dumonds at hard time prices.
Bargains in school supplies and
Stationery at Smiths drug store.
The Lebanon Art Gallery is the
place to get fine photos for little
money.
Babies always welcomed at Boyd's
gallery and he never fails to get good
picture.
Boyd the photographer would like
to trade photos for good second hand
heating stove,
Bins NJ. West Hive No. l, l.. o. T. M.
will admit members into the order for
$2, I'LL December 1, 1894.
ALICE HYDE, r. X.
When you want to buy suit Of cloth
ing yan will save money by getting
II at Bacil's.
When You want new het dealt for
|get PughefA Mupsey. TAey haze the
latest styles
j. +, Adcus, Agent for he AlhNny
steam landry, sends washirg- down
on Tuesdays only.
Those who patronize Pugh & Munsey
always get the best there is in the mar.
ket at lowest prices.
The hest groceries and furnishing
goods at the low est prices at Pugh q
Munsey's. Try them.
Pugh and Munsey have just received
a new line Of furnishing goods, price
them before buying elsewhere.
4 These hard times we want to save al
We can, but Of course we have to eat
still you will save some by getting youl
groceries at S, p. Bach's.
Hiram Baker Is receiving big in
voice of calicoes and shirting and Sc
forth direct from the East.
| Hiram Baker has received his fal
stock Of ladies' cloaks, and invites th,
ladies to call and examine then.
| MackiLtoshes f,r women and misses
New goods, new styles and popula
prices. Sc. Young, Albany, Or.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Werid's Falf iiiehsst Medal and DlpiosSa.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
Uufurnished Rooms Wanted.

LARGE Room or lott; private boxing; evenings
only. Address MANpER, 22s W. i6th 81.
WANTED | or 2 unfinished rooms, from "a To
W. 18th 81.
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Flsto and Apartments to Let.
unIurnI.hcd-Eas, Side.


PARk AVE, lU7I-Uniurnished, 3 light rooms,
"a door, private hous", sl2 monthly.
PARK AVE. e 7Sru ST., northeast corner :
70 ns II .G.h. Apply %ian'tor.
30 ". 1907 b%ctwc.n ssd a 9nh ss Rents re-
iUrpl 10 Sl3 6 si. Oats, = rooms. newly
painted d ~pap-red. App.J on premises.
20 AVE. gIs. near Igth st. Neat Apartments, 3
E I tight uOnh, SlO.50 10 Sl4. Gditt house.
90 AVE. seth TO 5Ist s;s Floors Of I. s and 6
rooms III siHgie houses. rtutS, Is to So. u.
OAAtA. llIS I'd ave.
ID AVE. :lOi 4 2lO6. near IoSth It - or I large
rooms; gas d all improvements JnniIor.
18TH st. S53. as. 337 Z. between LIST q "a
ayes - Elegant Oats. 3 rooms. bath parior
heaters, decorated ceilings; improvements. new
houses; halls, bath heated: rents '2S TO $50.
JanitOr,
l4TH ST.. 223 T.. Grafton- Handsome fet: all
improvements: s rooms; brio a-brac mantels.
mirrors; rent, reasonable. Janiior.
25rlI AT, EOS "a rooms. large. light; i'm
provenents; near ID ave. rents, $l2 to SlN
Janitor.
261H ST., 237 E.-A rpoms. large 4 lisht; all
improvements rents. sl6 to els. Inquire ~ianltor,
18TH ST. fa7 q aa9 E,-3 q 4 large rooms; all
light q ventilated: plenty eloset room; t2 4
SIS to ANAL families.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
un'uTnis d.

A SM FAMILY, or wing from Europe. do
sirr> a fiat OF ahou, u rooms h bath, located e
tweeH ". 10th st. X l2Tth SITS. 9TH h 7th ayes
At II me- rats price. Answer Compiled, box 0S
World.
APARTMENT OF about 3 rooms, Improve
pnvva,e house oIly. A. u. s:siby Blet.cKer 81 ave.
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5w F@ 9sT ge s es ssssn n% v4 ne on a h 1Ta %t t%e o ob s H Sn HT%ms of m B %sw n ?a Sa AS Gg%. ct
For Sale.

WATCHES. diamonds. jewsiry. on 81 weekly In
stalments; delivered on hrst payment Ex-
change Watch Co. SAT Broadway.
YOUNG COUPLE can buy some oak furniture
cheap: almost new call and see; also stove,
pictures. &C. DREsLoFF. 1874 East eth st.. top
floor.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


west Sl0c.
aTH ST, ISL ". -IIandsoms single q double
rooms also parlors. running water; exception
ally reasonable. board optional.
Bath ST., l43 w. near Broadwny-Large q
medium sized handsomely furnished rooms: ini-
ptovemcnts.
;4rH Sr.. 227 W, near Broad va -Elegan,iy
furnished parlors, first flight: all conveniences;
summer rates.
NTH ST. 1913 W. near MISUNDERSTANDING
furni'hed large a small rooms; moderate rates.
18TH ST, ~ W. Nicely furnished sitting. room
& bedroom, connecting gentlemen only.
18TH ST.. 338 W. Large front parlor h con-
vcnlent housekeeping room. front.
9TH ST., 81 W. Nicely furnished rooms: par'
Tor, furnished or unturnished. Tor physician.
3GrH 81. ,l43 W. Neatly furnished room to let
near broadway breakfast II desirid.
BOTH ST., 22S W. Nv furnished rooms on the
bath rom floor; complete for housekeeping
respectable parties.
T 81. l30 W, Very desirable large front
room. z flights. 10 gentleman: 81 weekly.
10TH ST, 2l0 W.-Comfortabiy Furnished
70 ,ms,la large small; gas and bathroom: ladies or
gentlemen. Payne.
10TH ST. 1901 W, corner 9Th ave. -Parior L bed
-.roonl, comfortably furnished reasonable rates.
Hurley.
10Th ST.. 100 w.-comfortsbly furnished airy
rnOms: gas. bathroom; gentlemen: 81. 81. so. 81.
$3.50 upwart. Gray.
+9D ST; iot w;mNewly, ELEGANTLY furnished
water in all rooms break fast II desired.
4bTH ST, l47 w, near Broad way Elegantly
furnished rooms; large & small: all conven-
iences.
10TH ST. lo5 W. --Niceiy furnished rooms:
gentlemen only; references.
isru ST. i3s w.-Brisht. handsomely furnished
room. private family; references.
461H ST. $40 W.-Nicely furnished rooms: ali
cotyeniences: running hot d cold water; rea-
sonable.
18TH ST.. 3os W. Elegantly furnished front 1
DICK nATlnF OH sniff nF Rana untfnhla lnR
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Umf 1fWH, 10 DT IND; hfOWd IfUE TIC Do
hae. M,rd and Subsequent 7ymo. ne pr Aa<
No sztrs charge On Sssdov.
NO ExTRA HAiiGE FOR rT-Advsrtisemsavs
District Messenger Unnc~ In tho city. where the
charges will be the same ~ those At the mall
Frs, Side.
9TH AVE. 10. opposite Cooper Union-Furnished
rooms, good. substantial board. English cooking;
$3.50 up.
9TH AVE. iOl-u years established. me
chanics' boardinT. house: good table: meals to
time; 81. 50. IS. Delaney.
erHsl ao:E, ne n I'd ave- % fat; mpesiIed;
no other boarders kept: good home.
10TH ST. lls E.-Neatly furnished room. for :
gentlemen, with board also hall room.
10Th 81, " E.-single io'ms' with good
ilTH ST. ~ =. Desirable rooms; excellent
table; mode ate rates: table board.
18TH ST. e.2 E.-Hsndsomely furnished rooms.
$40 4 '2 weekly. including superior board for J.
Hath ST. al6 F.. small front room, with
board S. weekly; table boarders taken.
list ST. 30 E.-Handsomely furnished rooms.
with board, visitors to city accommodated:
reasonable rates. references.
23D ST. ia y. -Pleasant large room, nicely
furnished; reasonable summer terms; table
board references.
18TH ST., 100 E,.-firsi class rooms, board rel
crences: parlor floor for physician.
IUlH 81, l3N r. Large a Small 1uTUlsnou
rooms, with board; every convenience moderate
rates; transientS accommodated
Dist ST. 22l +. Furnished rooms, with board;
table board suitable for couple moderate con-
yenience.
:lsT ST. 7 E.-Hsndsoms rooms: htst-cisss table
q accommodations, parlOr door for physician.
33D ST.. 2iS Furnished rooms, with board
all Onveniences.
3+TH I. l55 T.. Desirable double rooms, with
or without board also back parior. owner.
..-,, uu.A ILL., A--.4 -.
lor floor, suitable for doctor, dentist or oculist.
'5rH 81. 6 z Elegant rooms. with n~rst-elass
board q attendance: references
-OfIi Sr., "a Il -Iargs front parlnr neatly
lurnishe / folding bed, running water; with or
without BOARD,
ladies 81 80, gents 81, table b0arders ~.
46TH 81, III T. Comfortable rooms & board
] prices moderate.
5GTH st. BAG FAST Elegantly furnished alcove
room, Wi'h BOARD summer pr'c's; jewish lam
.ly other rooms
18TH ST rs F. Refined Jewish fsmily; hand.
som'ly furnished Large 4 small rooms. excellent
board summer prices.
RsTU 81, lts .. III ont room, suitable for ,
cunvriirnces' superior German board; mod
crate.
5arH IT, los T Double + single rooms; cool
summer house first class board moderate.
18th ~. 4lb T.. ~Ncrllrnt room L board for
/. r]ri,at' Jewish fam "; 81 he'll.
bsTH 81. Oir. DsSIrlh t ~ or 3 floor; bath
F together ar e ,aratr y q, AID optional.
..sI Sr., IA +. Very nice hail room b back
' ,,Tu good board: reasonable.
SgTH ST lls f.. 81 uopr-EleEHntly Furnished
front pastor q beirooE, with or without board.
t!-I -4., i-, L. rr p X Goul lr ro"ms; house
u..g 'ur' sut!, h.-..O ass BOARD; moderA Q
p.lr,, reference,
rrU .. So, * cell furnished rooms &
bp, q loo " ',Ng,ElN r-Nh
l2r'u~ 10 p,..rtn'r front hall be" room
U'h httr 4. lPth. ur.vu'rh u-e.
l.iFl ST corner ir1iu''rn ave t+Iotei Peteler,
Ian lsomr'r Furnished rooms with or without
bJ.Il. trr ~ reasonable.
rAv~ E2
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FOR GENTLEMAN 4 wife, one or two nicely
furnished rooms with adjoining bath. without
board, bet Seen 18th d 10th SITS. h near Broad
way. Give particulars 4 lowest price 10 II. FL,
box 2O". World. uptown.
FURNISHED ROOM for light housekeeping:
west side state price. Married Couple, World.
uptown.
o X 3 Rooms In private house; 42d at. TO Goth
ST., w. Taral, box 400 World. uptown.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
one ?Yf7e, ssr. per linz. Second TtIne, s.r. pc
nm, TI.r.f and Subsequent Times. roc per tin
A.. ~, IA. iatrG ehGrys on SunddyA
A.-A.-SqgDR HE FIXTURES, counters,
~shelylEy. iee-boxes. scales, gaSs fixtures. tea and
su,uv u..iles, butcAer and Dutler Ice houses cheap.
BlsCHL. 1881 I'd ave. near Goth 81,
A PRIVATE FAMILY going away oicr mag.
uIlcsut furniture o. their residence elegant
silk brocade parlor SUIT, $40; paintings, corches,
magnificent mahogany upright piano, $50; OAK
bedroom suits, mirToI-fiont ioldIng- bed, hand
carved oak buffet. mir or- front wardrobe, ole
CIul velvet carpets, Sl5 ana 40. ike new, sep
arately. l6S WtB- b4Ih 81,
leaving Tor Europe sacrifices contents
Of newly, extremely elegant furnished private
house parlor. dining room ana chamber sultA.
inirro-. Ca nets, paintings, ornaments, bronze ng-
urss. clocks, curtains. hall stand. folding bed.
m. upriEh, plano: house for sale or to let iss
EAt 18th st.
ADVENTURE, upright piano, little ussd; par
Tor end bedroom suit, sideboard. leather chairs.
lolding-t,d. mirrors. sell separately: also even
agS. iGi Fast seth st.. parlor moor
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TeIs: BRISTOL,

hesk side.
BROApUAN. 1895. Longscre 4 Annex-Per-
msueIt y tnnsieut home Tor families; very
moderate price,
IN ST. 4 ". -EXceNtionf lily plea' ant I'd
story iront roo - 4 conn, citing bedroom; super or
BOARD: 1 ference
lgTH So, ~ ". super or table board; excel
lent att indnrce.
lITU 81, l47 ". Very dc sirabie iron. room
ior2; S51O each; also Othsr rooms; liberal
tatle,
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LOANS on furniture without removal; easy pay
ments; confidential. 1915 Fulton ST., room rs.
Germania Bank Building, Brooklyn.
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r SCHOOL.


BANJO. mandolin. guitar schools; private La.
sons DORE BROTHERS, es6 9Th ave-. ettyi
II Flatbush ave, brooklyn.
BANJO. Mandolin School; 6 lessons, 81; wanted
amateurs TO Join orchestra; circulars.
K~ETSCHKE, Ii Leonard ST.
BANJO. mandolin. guitar 5 lessons 81; note or
method. AZ East o3d ST., I'd ave.
CATHOLIC SCHOOL WANTED ~ board chill
dSen % and q Years. non-Gathoiics. RAN
nokf IL ~. q KS place.
CRAYoN portrait drawing In ) lessons; any ono
can learn. PEARLS Art studio, 20 Union sgusnA
FRENCH, German. Spanish aud Italian clauses
taught Conversationslly 20 lessons. $40.
pA..L's CONSERVATORY, ls ". ?d IT.
FRI NIu LESSON day or night; terms mod
erJt. % West tCtn 81.
Gl:G. CLIFTON DORSDS'S banjo. guitar and
mandolin college, 1876 Broad aay, between sd
and SD SITS.
GREGG'S SHORTHAND-lo lessons. 30 riuess
one slope, one position, one thlcSness: investE
gate. l0j West itth st.
day ana evening l. principal.
sHoRTHAND-Day. evening; summsr ralsl
PitmAn's Metropolitan School. IS 9TH ave. co.
ner i7th Al. circulars; call
Broadway, y, Y: 81 week. Call or write.
VIOLIN. ru tar. mandolin. either. bas,Io tanah{f
eminent master; terms, $40 - S2n.
DAHL's i2O west 20d q.
VIOLIN. mAndolin. banjo ar suitsr in.srsef,os
soc. instra asnis furnished tpA csFstye Cab
lets. lol Wee, cab "
The evening world., 1894-05-23

THE NEW YoRK LOAN co. LIB
erL loans On furniture, &c. In use; dealings
confidential. Mount Morris Bank building 81
Fast i25th st.. LIST floor. room ..
wANTED-The loan ( -. so for 10 years with
~ per rent. interest to Inves' il good yaylng
buyne's first mortgage. AdCresi IL, H., tox
24O World. -
WANTED-The loan of 81, 900 Tor 10 yeas " u
liner Ccat. 'ntpIes. to invest In peIs ~ a, Prop
er y LIST mortgage gwen. Address H.. H., box
80 World.
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LOANS PROCURED at short notice on furniture.
pianos, &C. without; removal or Inconvenience;
s.itetiy CONFIDENTIAL; ~repaysble In easy install
m nts. lowest tsrms- ]. E. REELAS broker.
room SO FRANKLIN Building. lS Remsen ST..
Brooklyn.
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ADVANCES on furniture and storage receipts;
confidential. Room Z. Jefferson Building. Boerum
place. near Fulton st., Brooklyn.
AITEN rION-Sl, bOD security for loan $3.50 3
months: will give $50 bonus.
MCDONALD WIGGlNS, l40 Nassau st.
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A.-PEoPLE'S CREDIT co. lls0 Broadway, cor
ner esth 81. room "a: loans made on furniture in
use without removal; 6 per cent. interest: easy
IA fnents.
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Boa rders Wanted.
weat Side.

18TH ST.. 900 q 31 w.-PIeasant rooms, IN
suite or sinKiy: large. airy dining room on
parlor floor; excellent table; summer prices: tabis
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Roarders Wanted.

Onr TIM. SOC. per hne: Second TtmA ne pc
hpe. Third AMI SiIbsequenl TSmdA Lc p0 hn<
No GtTu charge On SsNdovs
NO CHANGE FOR T-Advsrtisemsass
District Messenger U1nce In tho city. where the
charges will be the same Us those At the mail
udlca.
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Loans

To ANY AMOUNT at 6 per cent. to reliable
parties on FURNITURE, PIANOS. and other
Confidential
Easy terms. NEW YORK or
MERCANTILE LOAN & GUARANTY co.
81 NASSAU ST.. CORNER FULTON ST..
Rooms 6Oo. Clio.
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I HAVE many extremely desirable large h small
furnished tlats, So to so weekly; linen, silver.
&c FLAGa 800 furnished fats, 242 W. I'D At,
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete 4 ready
for housekeeping. including linen, crockery.
Sartt.s intendine :" hire a imyn,shed IA, vii
readily see the nd vantage of owning the contents
o. IA home Il at really less expense: your choice oI
an immense assortment of furniture, carpets,
rugs a curtains. odd fancy parlor pieces 4 scores
Of pretty things to make a hom- inviting cal fol
list OF flats. price-l.st & estimate. HENRY
MAMIE q SONS. 423. 43l tn ave. between
3lst q 32d SITS. white building.
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A. STORE FIXTURES. counters. shelving. show
cases. upright butter refrigerators, coffee mill.
scales 2l5 East ID 81.
A~.-SPECIALTY buying contents dwellings. fats,
hotels: city. country. Call or address los West
52d nj.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS-Regnrdiess Of value,
4 superior, sound, young, chunky built horses:
$40 to $40. Call owners residence, 107 Atlantic
ave-, Br oilyn, LIST fiat.
A GOOD HORSE, harness and butcher cart for
sale cheap. WILLIAMS MARKET, 446 Hicks
st., Brooklyn.
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sgTH ST. ls F., "a lcor-EIegHntly furnished
front pastor q beirpoE., With or without board,
o. 20 -4., D., L.. -ug p X Goul lr roOInr; liuusc
u.. mrs sut.!, h-..O as Ou.rd; modera o
p.lrt, references
o'u ... So, T. - crls furnished rooms &
bp, q ID. o. ',Ng,Ely r'Ih
lHr'u- q DE. r,n'" front hall be" room
w'l tunr lPth. urtvu.c II u-e.
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10TH ST. 81 W. between 9th Il 9th AYES. -Desir.
able large h single rooms. excellent table; roe
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AN ELEGANT Office partition for sale cheap. e.
McGILL. 23s West l4th st.
BARGAIN-PRlNTING PRESS AND OUTFIT.
CALL OR Address HULL. 427 WEST
35IH ST.
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FOR SALE or would take partner: fne barroonn
In good business locality. Inquire In place. SIC
Broadway, corner 18th St. basement.
GENTLEMAN. great experience. plenty Of per
severance, good appearance and references,
seeks agency In. any line for England CORE,
spondence English only. Address A. f., 2I83,
care Of Rudolf Nose, Is Queen Victoria st.
London.
The evening world., 1894-05-23

Adams procured on furniture In use without
removal: easy payments; longest time; strictly
confidential. UNION SQUARE LOAN Co, Lin
coin Building. room col. Union Square & 18th st.
A LADY living privately loans money on house,
hold furniture. in use or storage. without re-
moval. 225 Havemeyer ST.. near broadway,
pronklyn. omen eyeninas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-20
Purchasing City Notes

AS stated in the report of the
City Council meeting, which APP
pears in another column of this
issue, Alderman Elmendorf intro
duced an ordinance to provide
funds to meet pay rolls, etc, of the
city, giving the right to sell GER
tain notes. The ordinance was
adopted. This morning the mayor
and the members Of the finance
committee negotiated with the
Lockwood National bank, to sell
notes not to exceed $4,000, with
6 per cent interest, and payable
out of the taxes for the fiscal year
beginning June |, 1898, and ending
May 81, 1894. AS yet it is not known
to what amount the bank will pur-
chase the paper, but it will be de-
termined in a few days.