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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09
NEITHER JUST NOR LOG.C'' +.

TIE following from tie Nsc; cad
C1u, iel is an editorial endorsement OF
Mr. Mcarcs' proposition to allow
women owning three huHdied dollars
worth of properly to yo,2 With rcic-
renee 10 bond issues:
The amendment u tie suffrage
article proposeG by Nr. Nea:es, O.
EaiIfi>l<i, 20 allow Women VINO oWn
u:ooe:y Of lie value OF 500 or more
10 vo'c IN splc:a. elections Win re-
gard to G0nd'ny cum eS or np!lIcl-
baltic, apDcats 20 Us to bc thor
Oughiy good i q . oHc.
Il is safe because K does not I.Hro-
GYca the element g. WOuaA sHAia@o
into anv purely po!iic&' clCc'ion OF
question, because it wuu.d alc:t Du
few women, and Dtcarsc, as c. liam,
bv its advocates, The occiS ons lot
such elections only occur a. long lnlcr'
walls. 1t is Impossible 10 see how any
ham could come Of such measure:
1t is i good one because 1t Woilio
render simple justice to women "ho
own property to allow them 70 vote
on the question Of bonding and taxing
it for vc.rs 10 ;ether, anu because ali
owners Of p.0per,y otany copsi0c:a2ic
amount should have voice III TIE a.
termination of such question. II
| appears 10 us :hat IAc a"G2men': ="
far, is all one way.
1t is reinforced, moreover, by &
further important CouSidcra,i'" tH1'
as much of the property in il" Size -
fullv half, as estimated hv s'int ~
thoritjcs-ia held in ihn n"iHrs ~
women, all Of this large part OF /;
will be represented il 'Ae special
election. The womeA "i. oWH II
cannot vote ard their iir ;0AAG: or
other male representatives INIT vote
Tor them. TIE election VIII oc de-
cided ii fac: hv = pa 1:'l: Of tho
who are especially concerted III It's
result.
|. was c3ntHnGcd by Mr. Prince
that every moic taxpayer ougat 10 be
allowed 10 vote on such questions,
however small The amount Of property
re paid .9x 9n, and he urged that il
was "not right to subject "ilis properly
to TAXATION CT mortgage il "Wilhou:
his having some voi"e in the lnateE." i"
This arguDcLt holds as good for
women iax payers as men, in any N.cw
cf the subject, asa it holds harder and
s;rougcr y be! the express purpose oi
the section is 70 give property oWaers
Z special privilege IS s;ic?l. Il j. p"o-
POSED to cxclaGe some lncn FROM
voting Oh tie On :t:oa 0: boaGi"g the
property Of the community because
;iey arc net property owEers, eHd d
the same :ime to exclude 81 "omcH
w"o own p. .opecty because :!.cy. are
not nleA. Tie sec,toA is s:MGuiaUy
inronsis;a2t jH thee particulars aHd
! IS as indefensib!e as It is Inconsistent.
Ii Inc property interest is not impor-
tant enough 10 allow women % Vote
OF account Of it, it is not Important
.ongh 20 exclude men, who aro
"otherv::c Qna!iiied," c" acccu"t Of
it.
The womca properly o%Nc"s sI1uiu
! be allowed 10 y0;c IL such e.cctloAS
or al the male electors should be
allowed to vote. TEe proposed dis
criu?inatioA is neither just nor logical.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY Or FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON rLEAS.
:. II. kctc!in, The Carolina National
Bank, OF Columbia, sld the Central
National Dlrk. Of Columbia. s. c.,
VS.. G.. II. McNas,cr.
N pursucncc Of an order of the
4 Court 'onmon Pleas, made in
tbe above ST. III ca,c, : " Ill offer for
sac, before the Court House door in
WiGn:ooro, S. c., Oh the
ssFI!sST NONDAI IN DECEMBER
neH:, within the legal hours Of sale, al
pubic culcry, 10 :hc highest bidder,
he following described property, to
vii:
/. '.AIl :&at tx, yicce or parcel Of
:"r.i, sito:.c, lying and being in the
s. &c Of Sorth Ca o]ina, in the County
OF Fairfield, containing
THe.g HUNDRED md Tu'rrI-sEvEN
AcTc:. more Or !cs,, bounded Oh tie
Moth by lands belonging 10 the estate
Of Mrs. Sch Pickett; on The east by
lands Of William Z. Yongue and James
p. Cason; on the south by lands of
Richard Naiche.- s2l the estate OF
Mrs. nc n. Hollis. ard Oh the west
by i Of II. L. Elliott, Mrs. Eliza
Smith and Frank j. Smith.
:. "Au tEat parcel OF tract Of iand
III the county and S;2tc atorcsalo, on
waters oe Jutcnman's Creek, waters
OF Ha1crec Liver, containing
one r.->,2ra AND SEVEN ,crrs.
more CT less: bounced On tEh ''3rtA Dg
!aA:;S former! J.: b 'Ion::h@ |" 'hc c5Hi;c
oG NJ. Sar#l Picket; east By lands
be:oH:.: 10 Dixon u Hv y r;svn; on
the sat, Il o. 'aAd 10; neriy oo'o"sin 9 {
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CLERKS SELE.
STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

81 AL l. W ~ LII CfA4tOAi-'-1;
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Sallie N. Dcug!ass VS.. George H. Nc
Wastc >, James a. Brice, Thomas Ii:
Ketch;n, Rachel I. Brice, Osmund
r. Thompson and Firz W. Tnomp- |
son.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the
z Cor.t of COMMON Pleas, made III
the above stated case, l will offer for
S .le, be-. - the Court House door IN
Win. DO ,, s. G., on the
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER
next, within the legal hours Of sale, at
public CT cry, to the highest bidder,
inc following described property, to
wit:
|. :A'l that certain piece CT parcel
Of ian1, containia':
FIVE ACRES,
more or SIS, lying, being and situate
= the own of Winnsboro, in ne
:rcuntv: I'd Sta.c aforesaid, bounded
on the north W lot Of land now or
formerly belonging 10 &. W. Eagsda'e
aid lot Of MIS-. Lois Timmon>; on
! the cast by lot of Mrs. Lois Timmons,
lot of Mrs. S. S. GIBSON, Evans Street
! and lot cf Ms. S. S. Gibson: south by
lbs Of Ms. S. S. Gibson, G. a. Doug
ass or wife, nd west by lots OF
Ia ID os ION Davis aud J. It. Chal-
i:ers. above described parcel of
laod b the separat: properly OF
| said &c ) T.. McM"s ser.
,. - also that &C. ;ain other piece
or pare fland. lying and situate in
said to. -! OF Winnsporo and County
and Sis -.foIcsaid, containing
TWENTY ACRES,
| more or less, and bounded On thc north
bv College Street; on the east by lanus
| of W. Ii. Fienniken, aid Oh the west
by Walnut Street and lot Of Bun
| Emerson. The said piece OF parcel OF
| l2nd last above described being the
! sc,ru.;tc property Ct tcc said James
T.. E?:ce."
| TERMS OF SALE:
",;ac-ti:ird uf the parcha'e money
IL he paid in cash, and The hHlaNcc
thereof Oh a credit 0: one ADJ two
year.. ii two equal aNni:3I instruments:
Vi:il interest from Tie Gay ol SAFE:
,ay;,:.!:. Annually. anti! TIC whole deD'
,,::d tres; t:.c:tol be pad; to o(
! | =, ,tin h0cG nf tine DlrCla:cl
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xxx NOW READY. #**# #**#

Weave received and ready Fall and Winter goods
We the largest and stock shown
stock of Dress Goods fine line of ceo
Fnncl Henietas Also the novelties in Mohr SILK and
Black
fourth lower than before.
Waists VelVets Jet Or
and Gymps
We large stock OF all Domestic Goods Satns Prints,
We anus Blankets, Wool Underwear have
See them and will be convinced.
We bought Shoes stock consequently We
o1cr variety, at
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CEERK'.S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
cGESTY OF FAIRFIELD.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John G. Gadsden aud Frank Gadsden,
Plaintiffs, VS.. Lucy a. Keller, Man
ME Harding, Osmuut. W. Buchanan,
John &. Buchanan, Robert 4. Gu-
cbanau, Jr., Alice Walker, Rebecca
Buchanan, Minnie Bootcn, Bessie
Booten. James Beoten, Sinclair BOO
ten and Minnie Dixon, Defendants.
IN pursuance Of al order of the
Court OF Common Ple'>. msde IN
the abovc stated case, | will o; 81 1or
SALE. before the Court House door IN
Winusboro, S. c.. on the
EIy,sT MONDAY IN DECEMBER
next. within the legal hours Of sale; at
publ, outcry, 70 the highest oloder,
I &c following described prorefl:' 70
wit:
"AlI lat parcel Or lot Of land lying:
being ard situate in che 'o"h OF
vi. nsboro, County Of tairfl@'d, III
the state OF South Carolina, contain
;nS
ONE ACRE,
more or less, and fronting on Congress
Street Of said town, known as inc
Woodward place, and boundea on On ine NJ
north by the lot of Jennie Grccschcl,
on the east by the track Of the thar-
lotte. Columbia and Augusta HalIroad'
south Dy tie lot Of 5. D. Dunn, ant on
the west by Congress Street OF sa!o
town"
TERMS OF SALE
aOnc-third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash: the balance on a
credit of two years in one and TWO
equal annual iustalments, with inter
est thereon from the day OF sale, 10 De
secured bp the bond Of The purchaser. >.
and a mortgage Of the premises sofa"
; Tha purchaser TO tay Tor AL heces-
sary papers. -->->~,>-co
C,c;k's Office, Z. T.. g. I. +. Z.
! Winns5oro, S. c., Nov. 5. 1888.
11-9td
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CLERKS S3LE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURTOF COANON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jani: X. D;icc vs. Jaajcs y. Erico.
IN pursuance Of an order of the
( CcUrt Of Common Pleas: made III
tic above stated case, will Offer tcr
sale. ber..te ti.c Court House door III
Wiun:borc. S. G., Oh the
FlR-T MONDAY IN DECEMBER
next within tie legal hours Of sale, al
nu},lic outcry, 10 i2e highest bidder,
the folio ring described property, to
wit: ., -.
.ract OF md. lying, beng and situate
n :nc C lty Of Fairfield ard State OF
Son G o!ina, containing
FUUc HUNDRED AND F'FC1
Acres. more or less, b:iAg near White
Oak. il said County an;t STATE, and
bonded On the nortl by the track OF
the Cha l2;te. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad: east by lands formerly
owned by Mrs. Hattie h-e!caln ana
+. N. Galloway: soutn uy laha' VI
J. n. Cs3wa;, and west by lands o.
A. 3. I :lcrol."
TENS OF SALE.
Oue.;;l!rd Of the purchase money 10
be paid il cash upon The day OF sad
sale. and the balance in two equal en-
mai ius;alments from day of sale, 70
be !, IS secu cd 1y the bond Of the pur-
chaser. With interest thereon from day
Of sale, ,,.ether with a mortgage of
the prem $50 sold" ~ ,ooo.
The y: laser to pay for alI neccs-
~'S p" R.H. JENNINGS,
Clerk. Office, &C. e. ?: f. Z.
Vinnsl 20, S. c., Nov. S, lS9o'
14-9lI
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Four Big Succes52:

I;avine tha needed merit to more than
male good all the alvel Using claimed fcr
them, the following four remedies have
reached q phenomenal sale. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs
AID Colds each bottle guaranteed; Elec-
Vie BitterS, tie e ea5 le,nedy for Liver,
S:%Mach and Kidneys; B0ciieI's Arnica
s;:1'ye, the best IL the world, ard DR..
Kings Ney Life Pills, .wlicA are perfect
t. 10 lust what is cl imcl for thei.I and
t." GcaIer whose narLe is attached here
vi 4 will be glad to tell yoa more Of them.
SD at McLaster s. Co.'S Drug Store -"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09

T,Acn Baby was sics, we gave her Castoria.
When she was o C;,ild, she cried for Castoria.
Thcc she became Mss, she clars to Castorie-
When shc had Children, she gavether2 Castocse.
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millinery.

Our stock ready ion Miss Ketehn has been North and
de able goods We offer the best work and lowest prices
We polite
capable attention lowest prices Come and see u.s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09
W!NNSBORO, S. &.
Saturday, November $. -5'3
The Convention.

The suffrage question has excited
more attention than anything else ii
th, Convention, and perhaps properly
so. tits conceded that the convtn'i"a
was called principally for the purpose
Of settling this question, ani adopting
souc plan by which white suprclHa9:
could be maintained even if The willie
people divided in:o TWO loli!i:! (!
parties ~: only was it tic purn &c
q :. g.ra: ,aanv who r;vo:cG lie
c;i;;uy >: lie r)Hy"!t;G.i I; d !.:j-
merely, bat the: :;!So Wa :ct; i 4 :;.e
ho=c:tiv. 1t vas 10 hc while SIT
r:c,a.cy b: cans;;ii:!ion:' i!.c,n' ;::'''
car elections Hereafter "":c u %e
absolutely fa;i ana A9ncs'. 2T1ii
Senator Till;nan said tia; l.: fl o::e
was ready to thIow away The o s;aed
cha!ice" c? frarA 50 hat M2"e r>Hjt:
point their fingers at Sou'A ;&To:;2:
and say "yon a:c rotten" TIE Com
nlittee's report threw one safe gu2: q
at leas! around the elections by pro
riding that all politica! parties should
be represented on the board Oi msi:a-
gers. This was stricken oEy. We are
glad 10 record that Senator Gi;iiE;'n
voted against the motion to strike ou'
the provision, but we regret that he
did not make q speech IN support OF
his position on :!lis srec;a? fea!u:e Il
tie report Il IS 70 be regretted Lat
action was taken On this very !n1p@r-
tant matter when 50 few o. The c!em-
bcrs Of tie convention We're :'resen,.
IN this connec:ion il Is :; pica,u 70
note that Mr.. Me res was 4; his po>t
and voted against striking out Tic :rl-
vision for equal management Of ':e
gS,ec'ions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09

The appeal provision i'll lie plla is
a good orc. Under Mr.. Br%an's
amendment al appeal shall BE- &c n0ro,
that is, that the appellant shall :: cn
the same footing before any court to
which he appeals as he was before tle
Registration officer, and til: Legs
lature under further amendment is
required to provide for such III ap-
peal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-09

Wednesday was y very lively Gay
il the convention. lie principal mat
ter for considerati ;:;.s proposed
amendment allowing the State the
right Of change Of venue, which pro-
voked very breezy debate between
Nessrs. 3. R. Tilluan and Barker,
who became very personal in the de-
bate, but finally claspcd hands, and
MI. Tillmau proclaimed that Charles
ton and Edgefeld would henceforth
be counties OF the same State aad they
would work together for the general
welfare Of the State. This question
Of allowing the State change Of
venue before a true bill has b2on
found is a very serious one, ana ol2nt
not to pass. Mr. Meares, although
. strong friend Of. the disgensary,
made Short, but vigorous speech
against it, we arc glad to see.
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Notice.

sg-E ARE AGAIN PREPARED TO
W negotiate long time loans On farm
'i'>' '''7U J. Z. MCDONALD,
W.D. DOUGLASS, c1
j. Q. DAVIS,
viva \. Z. DAVIS,
Monticello. 5 &.
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NOTICE.
TAXES DUE UPON ASSESSMENTS MADE BY
THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF OALIFORNIA,
Sacramento Octnhnr ~

a, ?
Sacramento. October IA 1895
IN accordance with the provisions of Section
5000 or tne Poltcal Code, notice is hereby given
mat i nave received from the State Board of
equalization the duplicate Record of Assess
meniS of Railways and the GDuplicate Record
tanning the assessments upon the properly of each
or the foliowing-named associations or cOrnora-
tons, as fixed by the said State Board OF Fanatics
ton Tor the year 1895. to wit:
california Pacific Railroad COMPANY, Cent raj Pa
cine Railroad Company, Northern California Raul
francisco and North Pacific Railway Conipanv
southern Pacific Railroad Company Southern
California Railway Company, Carson and Colorado
haiiroad Company, Nevada-C Oregon
fsSii"ay company, Nevada County Narrow Gauge
railway Company, North Pacific Coast Railroad
Company, Southern California Motor Road Com
pany, Pacific Coast Railway Company South pa
cine Coast Railroad Company, Qua ala River Rail-
road company, California and Nevada Railroad
company, Palaro Valley Railroad Compapy San
francisco and san Mateo Railroad Company Pull
mans Palace Car Company and Atlantic ana Pa
ciic Railroad Company.
The State and county taxes on all personal prom
erty, and onehalf of the state county taxes on
All real property, are now due and payable and win
be delinquent on the last Monday in November
treasurer, at The Capitol. prior thereto per cent
Will be added to the amount thereof, and unless 90
pait on or before the last Monday In uril nert -
3 O'Clock p NJ, an additional per cent will 10
added 10 the amount thereof.
The remaining one-haif Of the State and county
taxes on all real property viii be due and PAYABLE
at any time after the first Monday in Januarv M,
and will be delinquent the last Monday in Aprii
next. at O'Clock p. NJ, and uuless pa 20 the iar
treasurer, al the CAPITOL prior thereto per cent
will be added 10 the amount thereof
Z. T. COLGAN, Stale ControlIsr.
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SAN FRANCISCO Call"

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe san Francisco CALL
III Market street, open unni II o'oiock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5SO Montgomery street.
CORE Clay: open until $3.50 o'clock
.?e Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock.
7l7Iarkip street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
pJtil O'Clock.
2EIS Mission street. open until Q o'clock.
1l6 Ninth street. open until $3.50 O'Clock
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

HELP observation-disclosures
OooD GERMAN GIRL AS COOK: WAGES
" S25. Call cary. Golden Rule Coffee, 26 sixth.
DAILoREss = FINIsHER ON COATS 3O2
Turk st.
so sa6s, this T Aaef Ne sUl York A A1
house, 1910 Market st.
GOOD BUSINESS PROPOSITION FOR RE-
" liable lady. 131 Post ST., room 20.
IA e ARE PLACING IN GOOD POSITIONS
w constantly among the leading firms, compe-
tent salesadies. If you are in need Of situation
or desire to make change we Can be OF assistance
to you. Address room 1877, Croker building.
NJ ANTED-sTRoNG Girl. FOR GENERAL
w homework. Apply 1905 Treat
L ste ady work. 7714 Fourth st.
EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIFFERS
~ wanted at candy works, sos Front
THOROUGH BUSINESS WOMAN TOTRAVEL
good pay; security required l3l Post ST., rm. 20
DREssMAKERs: FIRsT-CLAss SKIRT-MAK-
- ers; none but experienced hands need apply.
BOWHAY 504 Suffer ST.
Unusual OPPORTUNITY FOR A BRIGHT
- woman as managing Office agent. Sospita
Company. Office SO Donohoe building.
pIANo LESSONS BY THOR OUG HLY
i schooled artist: lessons Csc. GIT ones st.
ERENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: TAILOR
L made suits: ST; perfect tit. 11s McAllister st.
DROFES LIVINGSTON'S DRESSCUT-
L ting and making school all branches. 7O2 suffer.
MOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE;
w Winchester House. A Third ST., near Market
200 rooms; Csc to 81 so per night; 81 30 to So per
week: free bus to and from the ferry.
nRESSMAKERS USING THE MCDOWELL
~ worlds famous system recommended. 213
Powell ST.; patterns cut to fit, 25c up.
nj ILLINERY DONE AT REASONABLE
w rates; ladies wanted TO learn. 234 Taylor ST.
I AIDES TAUGHT HAIRDRESSINC, MANI
~ curing; agents wanted face preparations
131 Post st., room 20.
Al NY WOMAN WHO WANTS MONEY FOR
~ herself can easily earn it. Address Ladies'
Home Journal. 10 Columbian bldg, San Francisco
IA INCHESTER HOUSE, Al THIRD. NEAR
w Market-Electric lights in every room: 200
rooms: csc to 81 SO per night; 81 80 to So per
week; free bus and from the ferry.
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- GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ET~2 Church. cor. Camp and Twenty frs sts.-The
newly appointed pastor will preach both morning
and evening. Morning subject, 1.-THE Law of Re-
spouse"; evening subject, "ohamelesSneSs." Every
one invited. seas free.
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81. Please note this change

rr---zS7 CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
49, Church. Mission ST., bet. sixth and Seventh
Rev. Dr. W. :. Matthew will preach AT II A. NJ. In
the evening the pastor, Dr. DlIIe, viii preach; sub
ieCt, BLOOD and Fire. some Lessons nom the
salvation Army" Sunday-scnooI TX. V. Watt,
superintendent at ! P. NJ. Young peoples me e
" edneSday at : 80 p. II. All are welcome
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49, ST. JOHNS PRES BYTERIAN
80 Church. California and &C avia SIS
Rev d. Hanson Irwin pastor. Rev. l.. L. Burnett
Will preach tomorrow at Il a. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ.
Sebb} th-scBCOl AT 9:45 A. NJ. Young Peoples
Societv OF Christian Fudeav at 6 80 NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Everybody made cordially welcome. California
Male Quartet Ill sing q. both services
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NorlCE oF GREETINGS.

IL ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,",
49, Members are respectfully request n Il ~
ell To assemble Laurel Hin Cemetery Va W.
TODAY iSATU RDAN1. October 20. at &Ss.nSSs
1880 =. the purpose OF attending the funer
al of cur late fellow member, WILLIAM SHELLS
WILLIAM NICOL, President.
" C.
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Additional Classified ADVERTISE
ments on Page 13.
CHURCH NOTICES.

- TNION-SOUARE FREE BAPTIS T
&~S Church. Bush ST. east of Larkin-Rev. viii
liam y. Meserve, pastor. Preaching sunday, at i
A NJ by Rev Philip Graft, acting pastor of the
First Free Bap. list Church, Oakland, who will ex-
change pulplts prior to 2 week OF special services
by Rev. w. y Meserve with the Oakland church
SJ1ndav-school NJ 1916 p NJ. Y. p. =. c. f. prayer
meeting al $50 F. NJ. Open-air meetings corner
Bush and Polk sts followed by Gospel meeting in
the lecture-room OF the church, every evening
except saturday. at 80 o'clock You are cordially
invited to ali these services
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s9P LA CANDELARlA MINING COM
~ rany-A stockholders meeting will be held
on 81 TT KDAN, November .. 1885. at 10 O'clock
NJ. At $50 California street. room TO, for the pur-
pose OF amending the bylaws and trausacling any
oiher business that may come before the meeting.
by order OF the board of rrusj ees.
gle RGE \. HILL, Secretary.
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- ROWARn.ST METHODIST FPISCO-

geIist. viii hold four meetings tomorrow in The
church, namely; a general class usetinS at 10
O'Clock; will preach IL; lead the Epworth
League al $40. aud preach at $50 This is the
only church in san Francisco in which she is 70
speak. SEe goes East when this meeting closes
she viii sp AK every night next week and each
afternoon at $50, except Monday and saturday.
lr Case has changed his residence from 2026
Howard ST. PIP Powell ST. Telephone No. Black
1881. Please nOte this change.
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u.s. Episcopal Church, cor. Hayes and Blu
chanan ss.-Kev John Stenhens pastor. Res
ideuce, 3O9 Haicbt s.. Preaching at IL A. NJ. and
7;30 n. The pastor viii preach a; both services
Subject at il A. NJ: THE Heritage OF Duty" and
at 80 p. NJ, The First Principle of Moral II us
bandry." Suuday-school at i 80 p II, C. b. Per
kins superintendent. EpworIh League service at
6 80 r. N. The public cordially invited TO all the
services of This church. Seats free Ushers in at
tendance. Prayer-meet!ng Wednesday at TAB
z.
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- DIR. JOSEPH BA Y Err DESIRES TO A ~
49, DounCe TO all his Old friends and patients
that he has returned and taken Offices at $40 Suffer
st; hours 10 ) P. NJ; residence, l4Sl Webster.
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~ RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOVT:
~ specla3 attention to these diseases J. A.
MCDONALD, MD, 1885 Market: to 4, TO T. NJ.
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EH-S THE PAJARO FRUIT AND LAND
G~ly COmpany-A special meeting of the stock
holders Of this corporation VIII BE- held at rooms
l1o-l22, CrOcker building, this city, on TUES
DA>-, November 5, 1895, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ for he
Gr4nsac ion OF such business rs may properly come
before The meeting By order of the board of direct
ors. CHARLES H. MASS. secretary
Office: 421 Pacific St, san Francisco, Cal.
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WA1ON, AND CAnI1AGEs.

dor SALE-A FINE TOP-BUGGY; NEARLY
Il new. Apply Nevada Stables.
WA d = TO EXCHANGE BUGGIES,
~ WAGONS ard rockawav for horses. s2s Harrison.
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Rus1NEss CHANcEs-Continued.
IODGING-HOUsE, FOK sALE.

17INE STAND FOR a BUTCHER IN ALA
q media: low rent. 40 Mont gODery 81. room 2.
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, SCOTCH PROTESTANT GIRLS IN SAME
- family; one good cook, other as first-class
chambermaid aud waitress; pest city references
Address c. B.. box 100, Can.