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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

(Signea.) H. =. AlsSq
IA A, 0BAiF
ALBERT d
The tobacco exhibit Is perhapls y
ever seen in Texas, there appear
in the line of leaf tobacco, esav
smoking tobacco that i ndtsfvi'i
scented.
There are six largo show cass
leaf tobacco In hands and IN tansl
pronounced by experts as y t s;!l|
qua..ity. An interesting feature Y
ture figld with growing plan'ss'
exactly how the staple looks Y Y
state. AS decorative feature ~ \ 4
charge Of the department have "a
! PLY arranged a long arDof n
moses ar4! cedar, through walsa
itors pass in coming and gong =
CANT display. The general fenns
,tors seem to be unanimous Y 4 y i;
South Texas as q tobacco laua' n
: lea that such line o. ial wy
fostered at tire yerg threshold. &
1Re cigars are in great fa;le 4 n.
itors who sinoke lnpie !, lss;
prnroufcc than equal TO thois Isl s
tobacco. As d decoration msas "
tansfoo Is a ualane design ina +;
Texas flag made eptirciy q ~. s'ls v
orcd tobacco leaves oysr w w h
pends i.tar maLs Of tnnss ss.,'' +
cigar form and is wo ,as' \ 4
S69ra OF the cigar makers ~, ~ 4
ia stsrjs made Of fine spssllas !, !
baeco leaves. This Is tae Ns'a e. Il
n salaainer of Bryan. Iexs 4 = 7 n
rood tobacco grower and e e'l,ls !. 4,
!; ssn,rIs Of white hurley tobane \ !
so,ne of The best speeiIan.s'ss
WARMERS is that shown by t =: II
t.nTl<'p, q'oxas. This tobaceo 4. VI NJ. II
tirely upser canvass ara y '.g s'' b
m nh IN aisniay Of ". ~ BlalT Y =.
erry county Is extensive s,, y ss|
embraces en-, wrappers and ill' as,s .s \
da,sbllgss be anieng those Y, WI .i;Bi
~ ,1,a h,ls rlpboas. 1hsy slao ~ II
brands Of cigars wlilen s ~, ,s ,i
manship in the aft q W. ssnr,s !
Martin & ReineeAe q ,, SsssS, 4
tobaecn booth, in which GEE 4 4 |
white, you wait, az ,piss yslstl
miniature cigar tied M ,'.asi, III
rs a Complimentary sous y N, 4
are n y. ,,nowu by the fallos " 4
"Fitzhugh Lee, w I, 80
strait" "summere q
!. rho exhibit Of sugar c,ps I. y
: sugar Of E, H, cunni ss.s "
sugarland plantation aaass
to Tho tobacco department. !. Il, /,
Not every one kp'sw tns Y . Y L, 4 J
I of wrapping paper was pr Z a',',,', \
:. twenty -iiye miles from !. h''' ssia|
!. per is mado from basa, sss, II II
: esr afeer ina JUICE ha' o ! u,
a 's lihoy have displayed sera !, " u
/. NAN, i sugar cane qglts :: g Nj
without being selacIeas, a .ssaf 4
q cubes cubes and granialateal, Nh ION 81. q
wh iT,sa ,srse paintings ars 81
I wal.. t.ls cfs y IA eyssir1
j. r us morning any, !, cSiafl|
,s'nd, showing the rapv III ~
ha,,iiyr cane to the renp''s
r. nj nenso cane field.
! rhe nadses s KS \
y d,to II tonight By "a NV 8
4 csarre d the Trayes Y s, " " ]
=, promises % be 2 srsas s "a = ]
= sr,ala q San Antonio :, 81 n
, AanS.a d llaSslins men r
y y the ap's city and received : Nc ",
!. announcing am thst The ,,s'
=. u ms.s Il ID good ordsf /,
or . 49, Az = i the famous
ownsu ~, fightsr ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

fII.I.
'icis ana other exhibjSa
nov especially nafnsd
A. g. Robb, H. Hsnke
TOBACCO s0i
Best county exhibIf n Al
y. Cleveland. n. @. ~ s.l
lis. Galveston. D = s'''|! H.
Best fntiivIfdiial exhi,,1,
John q. Lynch. Eiwsls ~
Best specimen exhst,t!:
Lowenstein, q. II. Me1Scs
Best gsnie Texas ciss9 n:
hibits IN tobacco derness" /;
Dan Bcrchaad. ]. N. W. n
berger,
DAIRY pROpvo
Exhibits In this iieonrt, /,
Ashe, Mrs. W. w. Garrets 49,
ncr, Mrs. S. I. Stamford ":
HOME. C0UxiNS
Bread, cakes and pies-- Il = 4,
Mrs. James A. Baker. Nh
Preserves. iehi.s and NH W.
McGrcsUr. MlN. ]. c. WhHs
,usn .II,s b,
| a. Cfaaner. Mrs r ~ ! 9 rss
Ring. ~
ART DEpARTMKwN II
Art department lexcspt A.
tographyl James B,,tn I n q b
GeoreAW. Steiff. 81 n!
Nnina--'Mrs. @. II. Lucy. ~, n
Mrs. Roport Norris. A \ +
Amateur photographs r. ID
Bia~kpurn. a. u H!tchief.
| fipIesslonal photggraphy X
Mrs' =. 4: Cnerry. Mrs, H. IT.
ItsNilL,E AND FAlVCY "a
Enipro.usIies--AlTs ". B. ~
i. pennis MIS-. w. p. gtSsg
le s;M,tlle anu lan'sy WORK. othj
pr i,s y !, MIS- ,,s q. :. Ting. Mf1s
MISS = "a s'uiiniiinH - x
NJ, &. !. h. 4. l.!3''|$I
iie = a'Asss s'oun's eAniux I
i e.. II. Norveil Of RockpoEt
display Of vegetables plantei III;
1 su,, as Irish ~. .:,'
80 4 s' - Nj
ton,asoes' onions' peas neare 4
turnlps, bects, cauaificwcrs, I'M
plants lsctlasl,. asparagus III n
$3.50, ,,.,,,,,h .aa,. ], Y. N ~
,,, e 81 ,o,,s $50. Vss ss Y IN
,,5,y;,,is, 5es''
poulio ss'., !, . . y. n
SlfH !, osaties hsoMiaA ~ ~. IN \
also SHOW SHOW ~, aiso Y sesonn clup el
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
Take JOHN.SOWS
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC. ~apEz2sssssasaun~
IN HONOR OF TIE PRESIDENT,
Literary Notes.

IN HONOR OF TIE PRESIDENT.
President Mckinley is to be given
tho unique distinction of having n
number Of woman's magazine
named for him and prepared in his
honor. The July issue Of The Ladies'
Home Journal is to bo called "Tho
President's Number" 1t will show
the President on horseback on the
cover, with tho Presidents new
"fghting flag" flying over him, n
now. march by Victor Herbert is
called "The Presidents March,; the
State Department has allowed the
magazine to make direct photo.
graph of the original parchment Of
tho Declaration Of Independence,
while tho Presidents own friends
and intimates have combined to tell
some twenty new and unpublished
stories and anecdotes about him
which will show him in Il manucr not
before done. The cover will be
printed in the national col0rs.
Lillian BELL AND THE CZAR.
"Kodaks' arc not permitted with
in sight OF the Czar Of Russia, and
he ls considered tho most difficult
man in all Europe to photograph.
Lillian Bell, who is in Russia for The
Ladies' Home journal, persuaded
tho Russian officials to allow her to
be an exception to the rule, and she
succeeded in photographihg the Gar
so close that tho Russian monarch
jumped at tho click of the button
Miss Bell will tell how she got hel
photograph, iL the next issue of The
Journal.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
OLD CUBAN CAPlTAL.
Something About tho CITY OF Matanzas.

Matanzas, although far smaller
than the capital, is decidedly better
built, tho streets being much more
regular. Santiago de Cuhn, the old
capital, is situated on ono of the
most lovely buys in the world, but it
is nothing like as clean and prosper
Gus looking rs Havana, although it
has much handsomer public gardens.
Puerto Principe has tho advantage
of charming natural position, at
tho head Of lovely bay, and its
Alameda, or public promenade, is
marvelously beautiful, with its state
ly rows of peacock ucacias, orange.
trees, and cocoa palms. Mntanzus
Is, after Havana, by far tho most
agreeable place Of residence in tho
island, aud is situated in u delight
rully fertilo district independents
ly Of its famous crystal caves, which
arc of great oxtont, and formed of
tho purest and clearest Of rock crys-
tai, Matanzas, close TO tho valley of
tho Yumuri, has tho good fortune to
be the most Eden like spot in the
West Indies. 1t is impossible to de.
scribe the charm of this "Happy
Valley" SO rich in its vegetation, and
so delightfully."- is it watered by the
rivers Yumuri and tributary streams,
80 delicious, even on the hottest sum.
NOR days, is it's atmosphere tempered
by the Atlantic breezes. If tho
onvious of Matanzas are attractive, I
cannot say much for those of Hn.
vann itself. Tho two principal subur-
ban resorts. Marianao and Carmelo,
arc not particularly pretty. They
boast of q number uf wooden rostaur-
ants, and public gardens blazing
with every sort of gorgeous creoper,
tho blno convolvulus major and tho
trumpet vine being tho most pre-
valent. Here Of a Sunday afternoon
the European clerks, tho Germans
and their belongings, especially,
foregather to dine and sup. Hithor,
to no Governor has had sufficient en-,
terprise to make a road by tho sea,
on either eide Of the port. This
might he easily done and would be
of til" greatest advantage to the city.
II Havana wcro over to fall into
the hands of Il moro enterprisiDg M.
ton than the Spanish it could be
oasily converted sslnto first class
winter station. From November tc
the beginning Of April tho climate is
most enjoyable, and tho city has
many resources such M magnifi
cent opera house, lncon: theatres
clubs, and several fairly good libra
ries and scientific and literary insti
tutlons.--Fornightly Review.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03

An exchange speaks of n man who,
it is said, always pays for his local
paper i'll advance. As Il res 1t he
has mover been sick q day in his life,
never had any corns on his toes, or
tho toothache; his potatoes never
rot, his oats never rust, the weasel
never kills his chickens, the frost
never kills his beans, his babies
mover cry at night and his wife
never scolds. .......
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
TIE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Thc cMountain-I.OckedA Miracle OF the
UZarks.

Tho hot waters, tho mountain air,
equable climate and the pine forests
make Hot Springs the most wonder
ful health and pleasure resort in the
world, summer or winter. 1t is own
cd and controlled by tho U. S. Gov
ornment and has accommodation
for al classes. Tho Arlington and
Park hotels and 60 others aud 200
boarding houses are open all summer.
Having an altitude of 1000 feet it
IL q cool, safe and nearby refuge
during the heated term in tho south
For information concerning Hot
Springs address @, F. Cooley, Man,
ager Business Mons League, Hot
Springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and
particulars of the trip SEQ local agent
or address w. A. Turk, Gen'l Pass.
Agent, Southern Ity, Washington
d. G.. ..... n.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
eyOhnSOf7'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
I'm One Day.
Leo Dnns Uncle Sans Garb.

General Lee today wore for the
first time tho uniform of Il Major
General in the United States army,
says Tampa dispatch of tho 9th
inst. He made his first appearance
on the streets this afternoon and was
cheered whenever. the people recog-
nized bim.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
BuckioD's Arnlcn Salve,

The beat Sairr in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhcnm,
Fever Sores. letter. f'happrd Hands,
Chiiblalns, CGrna, and oil Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or 10
pay required. It's Runrnntrnn l0 give
perfect satisfaction or money r~fuutied.
Price 2b cenls per hox For gale by
Robertson & Glider aud W f.. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03

(New York Evening Post.)
Some appointments to the army,
classified according to reasons for
apr ointment:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
GEN. BIUrLER COMMISSIONED.
Incidents of the Occasion--A lEer and Butter
Grow Krmtniacs snt--Butlcr to Com
manti y New South Atlantic
.' Department.
Especial to News and Courier. }

especial to News and Courier
Washington, May 31.--Majol
Gen. NJ. Q. Butler received his com.
mission today, and he is to be or,
dered to temporary duty at Camp
Alger to assist Con. Graham in or.
gauizing the forces there. 1t is the
intention of the Secretary of War to
create now military department,
composed of the States along the
South Atlantic coast, and to place
Gen. Butler in command. The new
department. will probably consist Of
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida. Tho subject
is yet under advisement, and tho To-
cation of department headquarters is
still undecided. 1t is believed there
will be lively competition between
Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta
for the privilege of furnishing the
site. Gen. Butler will proceed to
his homo at Edgetield, S. O., tomor,
row, and return here in a few days
and report at Camp Alger. In
the meantime the Secretary of War
will consider the details connected
with the establishment Of thu new
department Of the South.
The incidents tending tho oath.
taking Of Gen. Butler at tho war de.
partment this afternoon were full of
interest. Gen. Butler called at the
war department and WAS cordially
greeted by Secretary Alger. The
newly elected major general and the
Secretary Of War indulged in some
reminiscent conversation about the
late civil war, when they were lead
ing opposing forces in the Virginia
campaign. Gen. Alger recalled the
fact that Gen. Butler rode white
horse, which made him mark for
many Of the Michigan rihemen. His
horse was shot from under him, but
he escaped unharmed. 1t was tho
relation of this incident which in.
duced Gen. Butler to remark that he
will go into tho present war on q less
conspicuous horse. While Gen But.
ler and Secretary Alger chatted
pleasantly about tho formers now
duties Adult. Gen. Corbin went over
to the White House and obtained
the signature of President McKin-
| 10y to Gen. Buffers commission.
In the meantime the department no.
tary entered tho Secretary's Office
and administered tho "iron clad
oath" to the Ex Confederate general.
Gen. John M. Wilson, chief of on
gineers, witnessed tho ceremony, and
he remarked that he could not keep
back tho flood Of recollections Of the
bitter past as ho grnsped Gen. But
ler's hand and warmly congratulated
him upon his appointment. 1t was
touching incident to see two gal
liant old soldiers almost moved to
tears, 80 firm is their bond Of friend
ship and patriotic devotion.
When Gen. Corbin returned from
tho Executive Mansion he brought
tho commission, and also the pen
the President had used in signing it.
The pom was presented to Con. But
| Ter as souvenir for his wife.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
SOME STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
~ Lucky Thing for Somebody's Sons that
the War is ON.

(New York Evening Post.)
Some appointments to the army,
classified according to reasons for
apr ointment:
SONS OF FATHERS.
Fred M. Alger, captain; father,
Secretary of War.
Russell B. Harrison, major; father,
Benjamin Harrison.
James G. Blaine, captain; father,
James G. Blaine.
John A. Logan, major; father,
Gen. j. A. Logan. ">...
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr., first lieutenant; ;
father, Gen. Fitzhueh Lee.
Jos B. Foraker, Jr., captain ;
father, Senator j. B. Foraker.
Edward Murphy, second, captain; ;
father, Senator l.. Murphy.
A. G. Gray, declined appointment,
lieutenant colonel; father, Senator
Gray.
William J. Sewcll, captain; father,
Senator Sewell.
Il. G. Catchings, Jr., captain; !;
father, Representative r. G.. Catch
ings.
John A. Hull, lieutenant colonel !;
father, Representative Hull.
Hugh Nj. Gordon, major; father,
Ex- Senator Gordon.
Stewart M. Brice, captain; father,
Ex- Senator Brice.
Hiram e. Mitchell, captain; {;
father, Ex-senator Mitchell.
John Earle, captain; father, late
Senator Eai
Seth NJ. M iken, captain; father,
late Representative Milliken.
r.. W. Thompson, Jr., captain; !;
father, Ex Secretary Thompson.
Britton Davis, captain; father, FIX
Governor Il. j. Davis
Q. L. Woodbury., major; father,
Ex Governor Woodbury..
w. B. Rochester, Jr., captain; :;
father, Gen. w. B. Rochester. ..,
H. s. New, captain; father, Ex-
Congressman Gen. New.
2. b. Strong, captain; father, Ex-
Mayor Strong.
Erskino Hewitt, captain; father,
Ex- Mayor Hewitt,
Lloyd G. Griscom, captain; father,
Clement a. Griscom.
W. E. English, captain; father,
W. H. English.
aRANDsoNs
Alg Sartoris, first lieutenant ;grand-
father, Gen. Grant.
Jay Cooke, third, captain; grand
father, Jay Cooke.
G. f. McMichael, major; grand
father, Clayton McMichael.
NEPuEws.
George S. Hobart, major; ,incle,
the Vice President
w. B. Allison, captain; uncle,
Senator Allison.
Stephen Gambri), Jr, captain:
uncle, Senator German.
| SON IN.LAw.
Beverley A. Read, captain; father
in law, Senator Money.
| CHILDREN OF THE SOCIAL PULL.
Larz Anderson, captain.
William A. Harper, captain.
VIM. Astor Chanlor, captain.
John Jacob Astor, lieutenant
colonel.
Morton j. Henry, captain.
G. Creighton Webb, major.
Tx. Governors: John G.. Evans,
captain.
Officers of experience in tho above
list: Seth M. Milliken, graduate of
West Point; z. Bradlee Strong, j. j.
Astor and George S. Hobart, militia
officers. No others.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03

a littlo boy ask od for n bottle OF get M In
the morning az fast as YOU can" the druggist
rec II ized II household name for "DeWitth
li tlo Early Risers." and gave him bottio OF
those famous little pile f0r constipation, sick
Pelham, "
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03

Thou ands OF sufferers from grippe have
been restored to health by One Minute Cough
cure, IL Quickly cures coughs, colds, bron.
throat and lung discusses. w. E. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03

4 torrid liver robs yon of an bjtion and
ruins your hcn tn. DeWitos Little Early
Riscrs cleanse u liver, cura cOnsti, alton
and hll stom ch and liver troubles. w f..
Pelham
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05

-o11M0NWEALTH OF MAsS9Ae I,,i,t =
G9MGW orcester IS. Probate Crs 9n[c
SCI l6 beirs al law next OF KIN, u re
To the other persons interested s Ii an
estate o. do 7Tt deceased intestate; tod
In s@lu AS petition has been pre admin-
Wai5 court to grant letter eoa i to
s straw e. o Batcheller Of sutton some other
suitable are Per669 Hereby cited to appear at in
oS Sa court to be held at " tbe eSsiTXTH
pr5oinaloT AMY of Worcester on l ISo2 al q
said co IDrECEMBER y u, -, 300 ss,,s a. if
day o. en- he forenoon. to snow c ci{d not
o cio[ y6u ~ have, why the same sno"'" '''
be graniG5un etitioner is hereby dirsfitfSI inc 20
Ana S,i d,iIi notice thereof by Pdr three
SEe aoa o9ee in in f f9sh %}sS S P@y
successive spaper published in Morfeis eas
spy a" vvlH,hIication to be one gay a.
Os #5ne SAID MS L F9aRE$ ray dsy
Judge OWNER, Si,' in the year one ''o"'''''''
of No E,iidTej and ninety ipooister.
eight GGqEH0RGE H. HARLOW Nes'S''''
400 9S DDS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05
MEETINGS. ETC.

4 PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD COMPANY - The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Provi-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company
will be held at the treasurers office, room
POI, Lauderdale building, in Providence, r.
L. on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th, 1888 at
~ oSclocI noon, for the election of di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and for any
other business that may legally come be-
fore an annual meeting.
WILLIAM A. LSETE, Clerk.
Providence. r. l.. Dec. 2 1898
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05
COLLECTOR OF taxes T0T w
Dec. 3-5-l2

COMMONWEALTH or MAsSACHtu-
cE,g"TS Worcester. IS. Probate Cout - -
~ he heirs at law next OF kin ereall th5
Ia '' 9u other persons interested N lle
State of Mary Murphy late Oh Ml'iou'' "
i, aid county. deceased lntestale. ,,,4
III lyhereas, a petition has been pr tf ~
al ia said court 10 grant letter o. a. az
g,,u,i,istration on the estate Of Sald ug e.
i1sed ia sarah j. Murphy of MlllonIEi al, IL.
ne c0imtv of Worcester, or to SONS o'i'ei
suitable person; ,4.l 40 amman at a
pl ltS oountv of Worcester. on the IL n
aTaI!SyrNTH day Of DECEMBh F' q s,,o -,
1885, at o'clock in the tor Tbg the 20 same same
cause if any you nay w.
shouiH liza petitioner is hereby dife6Site@
an Nc n,iblir notice thereof by p9Dils srae
to slcf Hon once in each week Tor n ITfg
ms weeks, in The worcester Dai?
success newspaper published in WorfeiS a3st
S s9 lost nnbiication to be one day a' is''7'
peI3tttT nessSe-"WiLLIAM T. FORBSi. IgI ~
of said court this twentylihilaL,,t, e,,
JudSNt 'u!nr7ber i'm the year. one ou9"'i"
o. obSHndred and ninety-eigg,n1t oo.tstar
elgh' G5iTE5ORGE H, HARLOW Res'S'e''
Map
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05
IN THE ALBION. -

TWO FINE APARTMENTS Of Z rooms
each in the Albion" coz. Main aud
jackson SITS, steam, elevator and all
modern appointments. r. J. Healey.
81 Main st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05
c,a,-vovants and Massage.

MRS JULIA A. ts sPA and PpisSophst di MD i:
ant buSp 1fS Main 9fa' st. where she wiz ab od
p%oas e at q Z 6Sta and p @assase @
iIieb1R Room 4. one nikh'-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05

TO LOAN on furniture r persona l
Per- papP cent Mt per month for flrst-class loans
RRTorcesteT Collateral Loan Association.
state Mutual building, room 300 Charles
r. Burnham. treasurer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05

-,1NTv- tn LOAN on stocks. bonds. bank
A SoiI, insurance policies, watches, dia.
I DoUNd pianos, household furniture cad
ali kinds Of good securities at reasoh a.
PIE "5oat,ne with everybody" WOR-
CErsTER LOAN CO.. Incorporated: for
S,erIv Flagg Brothers. No. ssS Main st.
cor Pearl.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05

aA.5.lLeE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
n,,.fIoer has been duly appointed 2d-
IN SlIfator Of the estate of John GAIA
M. ate of Worcester in the county, OF
3ts Sjer, deceased, intestate, ana mas
ss onon himself that trust by slvlns
b aS he law directs. All persons nav
demands upon the estate of said De
..i eI are required TO exhibit the same.
9'l persons indebted to said estate are
'" Npou to make payment TO
Ma. FRANCIS NJ. PElELAN, AdImirs;
.'I'cster Oct. 2S 1895 dbl
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05
MIR m New and Elegant apartments
WLh Till in the
OJJ.VO RAWS0N and gibbs,
10 73S-7i4 Main street.
hrO m Steam heat. electricity, ele-
WILL I'LL vator and all modern inn
th,Ns I'LL provements. Apply TO jani-
WVUsUU tor.
TO RENT--ON WEST SIDE,

A Pleasant 7-Room Tenement, Bath,
with Hot and Cold Water, and Furnace,
Henry BlgcloW, Clark's Block.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05

To RENTAL No. Orne St. Just step
off Lincoln, one of the finest 7-rocm ten
ements north of Lincoln Sd, with steam
heat, fireplace, electric gas lighting,
electricity, all hard wood and the best of
sanitary plumbing; everything first
class and up to date. This tenement
has only to be seen to be appreciated;
rent reasonable to right parties. Ad-
dress P. f. McGuinness, No. 80 Thomas
St, or telephone 1918.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-05

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