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Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

The Delaware Game Protective AS
sociation purpose, to stock Delaware
with quail and Illinois rabbits in q
short time. The quail and rabbits will
be purchased with money collected in
fines from those who have not kept
within the bounds of the game days.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
CLAYTON.

Items OF Interest Cleaned From the Doiugs
in and About Tewn.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

The Adams Express offices of CLAW
ton have been remOdeled and
made neat and comfortable byre-paint-
ing and papering throughout. A fea-
ture of the improvement is the addi-
ton Of private Office for Route Agent
W. H. Tunis.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
HOLIDAY
Black
Goods

pattern tor a gift. Black
is acceptable in every wardrobe and
never more widely worn than this
season. Staple, substantial and beau
tiful as are these Black Dress Goods,
prices are now quite unusual. A
word of some patterns ready for
giving
For $1.e6-Seven-yard dress pattern Of
all-wool Serge, 38 in. wide. If bought
at last months price it would cost So. .63.
For $2.25-Six-yard dress pattern of all
wool Serge, IS in. wide. So value.
For $2.63-Seven-yard dress pattern of
all-wool Cheviot, 40 in. wide. A good
weighty fabric. Last months price,
$3.50.
For $3.15-Seven-yard dress pattern of
all-wool Storm Serge, AZ in. wide. Its
gift value, $4.20
For S5.25-Seven-yard dress pattern of
Mohair-and-woOl figured goods. A very
unusual and tempting price. Its real
value, $8.75.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
CLAYTON DEPARTMENT.

Mr. I'll. Mason is our authorized agent
III CLAYTON. Del, and will receive new snhN
a. as..;ntions and receives monies on old Al
ors sC,,r items left with him will receive proper
lItVtsntion Subscribe now; only 81 90 n
S,s 0.osr in advance.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
Holiday
Umbrellas
for Women

be to supply the givers of these
thoughtful holiday presents. This
hint of the pretty sorts for women
the % inch size.
AT $2.so-Slk Umbrellas, with Dresden
or agate ball handles; ivory, horn or
pearl hoois or silver capped handles.
At $3.75-Slk Umbrellas with silver
trimmed natural sticks or pearl handles;
plain or silver-trimmed buckhorns or
ivory CT silver-caPped handles.
AT $S-Silk Umbscnas, with pearl or
ivory hook or straight handles, natural
sticks or buckhorns, all silver-trimmed;
also dogs heads and silver-capped ham
dies. A fine variety to pick from.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
Closing of Mails.

Going North.-7OO, 9.25 A. NJ, 800, 500
Going South 800 A. NJ, and 5.OOP.M
For Clayton, ChestertOwn, etc, 500 A NJ
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
Wanted-A Idea = " :ss: Sc

frTotect your ideas; they may bring you wealth
write John WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attor.
nsys Wasnington. D. O., for their 81 800 prize ofrss
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
Shawls.

Shoulder shawls, single
shawls, double blanket shawls
in grays, blacks, green's, reds,
and mixed plaids from 75c to
So, are always handy to have
around.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

Motto I3ac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
|. Berney & Co.,
Formerly Hamburgers'
No. 22O-222 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
All Our Splendid Fixtures For Sale.
OHERIFF'S SALE.

OHERIFFS SALE
- by virtue OF a writ of L1var Facias II m.
directed, will ne exposed TO Public sale in f. M
of the Hotel Stoeckel in the town of Clavion
Duck Creek Huncred, Kont County ana State O
Delaware, '0
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

We have enlarged our Ladies' and Children'S Ready
Made Department the second floor and with increased
facilities and lady attendants we are better preparpd
than ever before to serve our adv
patrons. We now lay claim to one Of NR
the largest and best-cquipped Coat sk+A
Departments in the State, with prices EsEHE
guaranteed better than the LARGEST %3IGSpA
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

Mr.. Alfred E. Fowler, known Of
all Smyrna folks, is with US, and
always glad to see Delaware friends.
He will give personal attention to
any orders you may send. ltmakes
one feel more at home, even at
this homelike store, to really know
somebody.
John Wanamaker.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
HOLIDAY
Linens

duy HOIue. n most dQ-
mrable gathering of damask sets is
here to choose from; these and
3thers-
At 81 a set-A bleached damask table
cloth of splendid quality, not fringed
70xe0 inches, and a dozen good-sized
napkins to match.
At SIS a set-A fine bleached damask table
cloth, size 2x2H yards, with knotted
fringe and open-work border, and one
dozen doilies to match.
At S5.75 a set-A fine bleached double
damasls table cloth, size 2x2X yards,
and one dozen good-sized napkins to
match.
At $3.50 / set-A bleached damask table
cloth, 64xSS inches; hemstitched on all
sides, and one dozen napkins to match.
TOWELS IN BOXES
An always acceptable gift
At 90c box-Six bleached knotted hinged
damask Towels, with pretty borders.
At $l.50 box-Six fine bleached dam
ask Towels, large size, with knotted
fringe and dainty colored borders.
At 81 box-Fodr handsome all-white
damask Towels, with hemstitched ends
and fancy open-work.
FANCY LINENS
At 25c each-German damask Carving
Cloths, neatly hemstitched.
At SOC each-Caving Cloths of plain Irish
linen, neatly hemstitched.
At ST. and So each-Bleached damask
Tea Cloths of frst-rate quality, one yard
square, and hemstitched all around.
PILLOW SHAMS-
At 81 psiI-Good quality Pillow Shams
of bleached Irish linen; they are hem
stitched and have pretty open-worked
corners.
At 81 pair-Handsome hemsttched Irish
linen Pillow Shams, beautifully hand
embroidered.
SIDEBOARD ScARFS-
Bleached monte linen Scarfs, with hem
stitched ends; good and good-looking.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

The Third Quarterly Conference for
st. Paul's NJ E. church will be held
this evening. The Ladies' Aid So
eiety will meet with this official board
and it is expected that arrangements
will be effected by which a parsonage
will be purchased for their pastor
This matter has been in contemplation
for some time, the point in question
being whether to buy lot and build
or to purchase a dwelling in close prox-
unity suitable for the purpose in
tended. The latter plan seems to meet
with general approval.
With the approach of Christmas, st.
Paups VI. f. Sunday School is getting
ready to hold it's annual Christmas
Entertainment With this end in view
the following committee was appointe d
to make Preparations and arrange
program: Mr.. Aubrey Vandever,
CHAIRMAN, Mr.. w. L. Dyatt, Mrs.
George G. Allen, Miss Eugenia Dea-
kyne, Miss Libbie Short, Mrs. Frank
Sterling, Miss Minnie McConaughy,
Miss Eva Meredith and Mr.. J. G.
Thompson. The church will be beau
tlfully decorated for the occasion and
the program this year will be of more
than general interest. A large crowd
IS anticipated.
Fire Near Clayton. When David G.
Robinson, residing on the Ashcraft
farm, near the Galley Mills" three
miles west of Clayton. came down
stairs at five O'Clock Friday morning,
he found the fodder of the COW shed
ahre, with brisk wind carrying the
flames in the direction of the farm
buildings and dwelling, all of which
we're subsequently burned, including
his crop of corn and wheat saved for
bread. By the diligence of Mr.. Rob-
lnson, his boys, and neighbors, the
stock except one calf, was gotten out
Of the buildings, as was also most of
the farm implements and the furniture
from the dwelling. Mr.. Robinson had
no insurance on his corn, fodder, ETC.,
and the loss falls heavily on him, but
bis family is well cared for by his
nelghbors. The Ashcraft heirs had
an insurance on the buildings, effected
sometime ago in the Cantwell Insur-
ance Co., (Odessa) but the amount is
not known at this writing. The loss is
stated between SO, 500 and 5000.
Personal. Miss Edna Cazier, of Kirk
wood, was entertained by Miss Ethel
Rogers on Monday.-Mrs. Elma Tenn
pie, Of Kenton, spent Sunday with
Mrs. George H. Maloney. Mrs. Car
ne Fisher and son, of Willow Grove,
"a. have been the guests of Mrs. Reu-
Den Warren. Miss Jennie U. Gross,
Of Wyoming, was the guest of Miss
Matte Legates last Sunday and sang
several solos in st. Paul's NJ. f. church |
II N the evening which highly pleased |
the audience W. S. Colpitts has re-
eseived intelligence of the death of his sis
.er' Mrs. William A. Morton, of Wal
tInam, Mass, which occurred on Satur-
gay after long illness. Mr.. Colpitts
ieit immediately afterwards and at
'ended the funeral there yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14
VIM. B. B.SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market StS,.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Priestly Black Goods

Priestly Black Goods
Silk warp. Meloose and silk
warp Crepe of this celebrated
make are the most beautiful,
fine and medium-weight black
dress fabrics that any lady can
wear. They are elegant and
dressy and just right in every
way. AZ inches wide, $I.25
and SIS per yard.
Gloves
Heavy Gloves for boys and
men from 25c. to $3.50 per
pair are always desirable holi-
day gifts. They are assorted
in
Wool Knit Gloves.
Wool Knit with kid gusset.
Astrakhan with kid gusset.
StOckinett with kid gusset.
Wool with heavy pulse warmer.
All Kid
Mocha.
Kid lined.
Kid lined with fur top
Mocha lined.
AStrakhan mitts
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

city stores will offer,
quality and workman
ship considered. Buy
ing direct from the larg-
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

Such a show of
pretty umbrellas !
A wonderful gath
cring there needs
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

The Best Kid There is need for
Gloves of All. several qualities of
for Men gioVeS' as tor dit-
and Women -s.'o,: -e.er. sIIoeS OF
undertakes Fruit of the Loom when
tor + occasion New York Mills is pre-
ferred.
Kid Gloves-"Princess May" for
misses and women, at ST.. So good
that even French sellers want them.
Royale, " for men and women, boys
and girls, $1.5O.
And now the Victoria" finest
OF al-glace and suede for women; ;
glace for men. The price So.
The three makes a1,c1,,e;,,aI,, $780,
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

No risk of the color be-
ing unsuitable when buy
ing a black dress goods
pattern for a Gift. Black
Smyrna times., 1898-12-14

est manufacturers in New York city, who
are the acknowledged leaders in STYLES
and prices, gives us an advantage over
q our competitors. We are giving this to
hl our patrons. This may account for the
increased business we have had thus far
over any previous season. Every garment
ring is q now ono
Evening star., 1898-09-12
FOR IifNT
BY DAVID MOORE

libo u 81.
UNFI ENISIIElp fts:5 F's nv mo Ur i, ~,
Go Md re, l2r. ~ Avrtis ne Gr mi ID ~,
baths stm bt.. S6juus,i FLATS
2lC4d LIST st NV. .sgl IA nv So t;l,i n
sr, mi. ......--.. .55.lri. east sIdel Or mi IA q,
iooi1i Mhss ave For cOurcd Tenants
ne. VI. uni 80 oH 1924 5th - mi. - 90
l&u- NtaP s',3r ni.fZ..U ~ 4 NV .6r W.. SIG 81
" x hwsr mi. so Il3 ID Or. mi. 10 30
- QGihc! hwSr.ul -5p.oo S3 Fenfon ne 5r. 10 ~
iolzl eth h".sr. o6S Naval pl re. ~, w 3. ~
mi ..---..-.-.-. .2S5 - Gil nth ne 2r.... ). ~
lilT ) 81. .mi. - 80 STd,HtS
l223 LIST NV dr mi. -. - 73l I'm NV store
l2o Carroll Sc, rom A cellar x,t a.,
OF ni 80. go. 2n-su 1905 7th siSdw
1888 9Th NV. Or. IL. 20 Or Iai N m
l59 California st 2s4 F1s nv nv stS
he, or uni --.-. 1890 dwg. ar. mi. 80. ~. 81
o.o iehh aN ne, or le;i5 nth uw,s ,st&sr 10 90
MI -.....-..-.-.- IL %.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
INEIRNISHIfD.

FOR REST-BRICK, lIIa I4TH ST. NV. COR
higgs; 10 TcoRIs; ms: Seo Ftan, on IAN =.
rcad. DC, near RrirhtW cod: s rooms. I'nfor1g,
water; range, bath. .; tTohes. etc; minutes.
Walk from the electric cars: reduced 10 Sl5
hot II I. SHOEMAKER 50" r 81 NV. sclo-3t
FOR RENT-al0 A ST NE. pr. FUR $50 -,
42l ne, l4rN2b. .Sl5.ao l4o Carroll 80 II l. a,
~ "th Sc. 9r&b.. 49, ~: nth se 6r&5. ~ ~
1888 COrcurau NV. 2ga Sfh no Or "A ~
lar and b........ - 10 5U7 nc Sr - Ia 81
2ls I'd Sc sr&b.. 81. ~ las l. sc. 6r...... 10 90
GOi Acker ne 9r&b. lG.ou
selo-St' {. NEEDoN co. 224 East cap s.
f""nls ana bath; every cunyenlencc. shades uad
screens In every window: awnings. curtatn rs.,,s
gas range. &c.: bcauilful location. sac pr r,oath
I" careful tenant; Keys next doar l225 NcN Icr-
sey ave. NV. s.Iu-ot-
FOR RENT A VERY FESTRARI.F PRTTATT'
residence: unfurnlSl"d: No. 1857 q II. n W. nr.t
10 corner 18th. adjoining Dupoat circle IL rnu,ns:
has been occupied 10y owner: rent hy the v,.ar
only- Permits OF JAMES NJ. GREEN. al i4.h
st NV sel0tf
~ X KENT-. CSC Mass ne l2r.. IS
i,Sv ~ n".-Slooo pr IT 1919 VI NV. FUR d l2h
1873 18Th. cor Greg Sluo 1922 gts II kr - IO
is ISL bihhey lorSb. SO Store iU7 9th NV. 40
,oS1 iyIo hw.-..- 10 ptice rNoms. l3o9 4 NV.
80 I,Ih NV a2rl 1s4s 18Th e NV. iUr. .G5. 30
.otn 1ol ia. lor 20 l2S4 tniou sw. 6r. 10
80 - ailey, 4r..-sau l4S3 I. NV. s2r ..... leo
30 S,ictr ran ~ 90 l226 Linden ne, u. II So
81, ON NV. 2Zr. lI1 CAS- Acker ne 7r. Is Sn
aaggI- Nuhueti hd pi l5r % 1910 Union - W..
2tlI i ST NV Or. ~ 80 $50 a3d 6Nb II =,
Sl2O NJ nv, store. 1900
selO-6t' TYLER a RUTHERFORD 1907 + -
FOR RENT-SouTHwEST- sl9 & ST. 10 ROOMS
nnnn; iainsgH % heat con'cnienr to all nbc
J. HARRISON JOHNSON & <oN
oeIo-ot 3n6 ath ~.
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FOR RENT Rear 1873 . ST NV. /
Store gi3 Pc ay. SlI5.pO Alley bet NJ a n,
Store IL dwg, 2ulz 10th n 2lst NV. j
14th st NV. llr- .5n.1o' Statle rear i95 g
Store q dwg, ls2i st sw............l
T. st & 459 2Utn Stop. ALLEY bet l6th
st NV, l0r.- 1000 Il nth, kNL nv.
Stcre & dwg. loUl Stable d carriage
x l0U3 L 81 NV Or 1900 house rr 532 2Ist
StCre d. dwg, Si6 ST nw...........
18th st NV. sr.. 90 Rear 22S Az st sN
Store q dwg, 1923 Stable r'r 1913 lUtn
9Th st NV, 5r. LOG st NV. ............
Hall, Sd floor, 4l9 t25 Mass ay ne,
10Th st NV. 39.UU 11r (furl 4
Store & dwg, 14Ui 1T lot I, 50 SS2 /.
Il | ave nv. Sr. .35.OD 3J9 \ st ne, Or. d.
Store q dwg, 6Os lUl4 Sd st Ee tstal
La ave, yr. 80 no 6r ..............l
Store dwg, 4Ol ll2S 18th st ne, ,6r.
X st re. 7r. 300 1879 IL st lie, 5r. j
Store * dwg, 18th q 624 31a st ne Ar
* SITS ne, 4r. -2l.Do ~ q st ne, Ar.
Store dwg, l7i2 Rear l20 q st NE 3r
9TH st INV, ar. .2o.3o' ls6 Schoits alley
Store loom 4 l rm, ne, Ar. .............
sos La ay Tw... 1900 l42 Schotts alley
store * avg, 2pl ne, II. ...........
Nj st sw, Ar. 900 la Schotts alley
Store q dwe, 22ll ne, ir.............
Ith st NV. ls.Uu 1l23-25 . s. ne, 5r.
Store 4 dwg, Zoo 1913 Norris st NE, ,5r
Del ave, Or -lS-oo lo2G Turner t ne, ,5r
Store room, ia II So OF AL sw. IL
st NV. $500 9U6 Va sw, ,Sr. q.
800 4th st NV, 6r. 16. 80 sos Va ave sw, Sr d.
store d cellar, ~ yl6 Va ave sw, Sr 4.
u st NV l5.oUl 93l-.}59 L st sw. Sr
Stable x shop rear 2UT l312 st sw. 1r..
1411 * st rw, 40 Sth st sw, 6r. Il
for horses & 3 12l1 ID st sw, Or. i
carriages ...-... 1850 2iO Del sw, iE.
Stable rear 1918 Il 43S Del ave sw, 5r.
1921 LIST st sw, All del ave sw. Or.
stalls ........... l.. so 326 st sw, Or.
Rear l22Y q l2zol. 1909 st sw, 6r.
7th st NV 1000
Call at office for bulletin, issued on The 1st
18th. THOS. f. WAGGAMAN
se9-f m,w 911 Z ST y y
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MEDICAL.

ely and absolutely CURED in ten DAYS by en-.
tirely harmless method; no cure. no pay; rea.
sonable charge for use of medicines oniy win
reference, II successful Address giving f,iII mar
ticulars, GEO. ATkiH. 82I Fulton ave BaIti
more. Md seo-Ims
Evening star., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-S25-THoSE VERY PRETTY NEW
BRICKS, west side Of North Capitol near . 81.
rooms. tiled bath. concrete cellar, furnace and
range.
se9lw n. w. WALKER & SON. 1000 +.
FOR RENT-$69 222s AND 2230 O ST. y. w
BEAUTIFUL NEW 1l-RoOM BRICKS, hand
somsly finished In every respect: hot water heat
tiled bath most conveniently arranged and mod
ern style; excellent neighborhood; convenient TO
cars.
No. l1ls 2lst 81. NV. same style Of house, $50
se91w n. w. WALKER K son, ioO6 r.
FOR RENr-AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
12SI Wylie ne. 6r.; $40 18th sw., 5r.; ga Let
tie ew-, 5r. $50 sw., 6r; 1904 South Cnrolna
ave, Sc. 4r. E. A. MCINTYRE, 224 c st. NV.
see-3t
FOR RENT-B B.F.sAUL. s.E.coR 7thlSL n W.
-. nw. llr&b. $1,000 1907 9th nv. 7i&b. .22 on
1874 X OF. 10rssb. ~. 90 1915 r ST Sr6b . 20 90
1914 eth. stoSdwg. 1900 1i22 fth arSb - s6 oo
ilo6 9Th NV, lIr&b. IS 90 as n Or large sta -
x66 NV, sto&dwg 30 90 le42 L NV, zrsb fat Is 90
1901 9th sto. larse.--l 6s r. I0r&b - 2s %
i0l5 NY ay. .stor&2r. % 90 2l2s Tth 0r&b - is %
1906 30th. 1r&b. d obl IpOT l. lorSi,e rs 10
l7pI Ith. 6r&store. 20 80 1922 eth A. 6-&e Al ~
tl2< Greg av. 0r-b- Is 90 ale ID ST store - Ia 70
us 9th me- store. II 90 10 Pierce crab (eo Is ~
l41 Heck n se On. I 90 i2S1 pth ~ store 10 20
1913 eth si. Ir&b. 70 90 2se6 Tth at Or IA o.
lll4 fth st. store .2eUo 1905 l. or Sc fcon is %
1924 10th NV crab. .2a00i 23g7 sth arSwa - 20 81
IL fw, 4r.--.--.. LOO s...
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selO-3t' a. S. CAIWOOD. 933 9th NV.
FOR RENT-NEXT DOOR TO COSMOS CLUB
1916 ii st. NV, front roonls. ID and 2d Gcors.
Sa0D Drs
Evening star., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
residence; anfurnished; No. 1851 p St NV next
to corner 18TH adjoining Dupont circle; IL rooms;
has been occupied BY owner: rent by the year
st. NV. seo-tf
Evening star., 1898-09-12
DIR. Leatlferman.

Exper. specialist In the cure Of all special di,
eases OF men and women. Consultation freq
Hours. 0 to l2. ter6: Tues, Thurs aud SAT
evenings, to 8. 6o2F NV Closed on sunday.
aulS-1ms
Evening star., 1898-09-12
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED TO EENT Hot 81. FURNISHED,
by the wear from so 10 Sl2. per
Nothing bI,t FIRST class neighluTAOUd.
Address t''l. }. A. Star office. selO-2t'
WANTEI-To IsENT-SJ0 PER NO,
furnished Lruse. . 8 rooms
Address
s-Il-2t- MIS-. Il. G.. ), Star otfco.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHEl

FOR RENT - A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room. with or without board; references required.
1928 1Ith ST NV It,
Evening star., 1898-09-12
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT rRE3nSGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
TIE REMINGrroN..pF .pFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; dtliv-
cred free in rity: month applies purchase
of new wnen directly following rental
WYCk9fF. St.AMANS x BENEDICT.
de19-tf Cor. Sth and f SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT - FURNISHED - 1TOS ST. NV.
large and single bed rooms. also hall room; list
ana I'd floors; ami. large closets; house well
heated; very moderate rates; board IL desired.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - HOUSE 1913 IST ST NV: G.
rooms; mi: $3.50 10 L st. NV; rooms;
aui6-tf W. C. JOHNSON. 1902 18Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS - ONE OR
Two delightful rooms to married couple. COLU M
BlA FLATS, 14th and Binney sts.; ffat No. IL.
Evening star., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A DE
sirable residence at moderate rent, those
22d ST. and New Hampshire ave. and X st.
They have recently been thoroughly overhauleI
and put in 1rst-class order. They the best
values we haze to offer in 10room houses and
well worth early examination.
Open for inspection.
se7-5teo r. H WARtER & CO. 8le st.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE

WANTED ~ CuIgDRED BOY. SITU ALTON AS
helper in hak. shop to- waiter in pri-
yare family work around stable and drive a
wagon. Apply 21li q ST sc12-2t|
WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN. PLACES AS
driving. waiting. dish washing; years ex-
peg.rHrt III grocery store Nc. lS2l 12th ST. NV
~efg-2i~
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlSHED.

FOR RENT-FINE BRICK. 1905 26TH ST. NV;
10 RS; mod. imps.: In complete order; S2S50.
J. FRED. KELLEY, Room ~, $50 4 st.
Evening star., 1898-09-12

FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
board. in private family; clean and neat rcitsUi-
able to desirable party; references required. 1915
18TH L. seiG-3t-
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FOR RENT-wITH BOARD, LARGE FRONT
rooms, nicely furnished; one 50. Of Met. cars;
BIOS 0 st. NV. sel2-2t#
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FuE EXCHANGE EQUITY IN S-ROOM HOUSE
l. 81. mar 2d ne
clear. improved ont of town and cash FOR ~
Cap. -. hs,>e. $4,Gr
X ST. near Tth NV; ami; Tr.-want small
h,us,. Bro klaud
Clear lots on Lanier Hgts; 10000 81. ft.-want
ell hetf-@
THE McIACfLEN REAL ESTATE * LOAN co.
scl2-3J 10th and q Sts NV
FOR E&CHANtiE-TRA RFAI. ESTATE Is
THE SPECIAL FEATU RE OF OUR BUSINESS.
Give us description Of your property and we will
do the rest JOHN Y WORTHINGTON & co
tzS l4th - selO-3t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-08
The Carolina Benevolent
Association.
SD. ALEXANDER, PRESIDENT
S. A. ASHE, Sec. Treas; S. C. CARPENTER, Gen. Man..
JUDGE JAS. E. SHEPHERD, General Counsel
S. B. ALEXANDER, President;
PULLEN BUILDING,
Raleigh, N. c.
OFFICE:

Perhaps the most important and inter-
esting of all the new enterprises that
have made this year memorable is THE
CAROLINA BENEVOLENT Assoc
1lAIION. This Association promises
lasting advantages TO the people, and in
sures positive benefits to the State. It's
mission is to disseminate Life Insurance
throughout the counties Of this State, and
10 provide Il means of protection at
homo. Thus thrift will be promoted, the
habit of saving viii be fostcred ana
many families will have provision made
for them against that evil day, which is
sure to come, when the head OF the
family and the chief bread-winner will be
taken from the household. 1t will also
Keep at home and save TO the Stat.
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dence that the people have reposed in
him.
The Medical Department of the Assc.
citation will be under the supervision OF
Dr. J. 4. Sexton, whose skill and high
standing in the profession, together with
his long experience as an examiner
makes his choice as Chief Medical FIX
aminer a peculiarly strong one for the
Association.
His many friends throughout the State
will be pleased to see the picture of Mr.
j. S. c. Carpenter, so well known as the
Inauguration Of the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Association of North Carolina
and who is the General Manager of this
Association. In energy, perseverance
and executive ability, Mr.. Carpenter has
been tried and not found wanting.
The Association was fortunate in Sc
curing the services of Captain S. 4.
Ashe as Secretary and Treasurer. Cap
tain Ashe will have entire charge and
control Of the Office force. He will be
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RESPONSIBLE to the Association for all as
sessments and for the Emergency Fund
belonging to the various Divisions, for
which he has given p Surity Bond in
the sum of $4,000 Everybody who
knows Capt Ashe. land that means eyers
reading man and woman in North Caro-
lina). will know that the administration
of his office will be carefully and hon
estly administered.
The pictures Of the remaining officers
of this Association will, from time to
time be presented to the public. Mr..
d. Il. Boney, Viee-President of the AS
ISOLATION. is a South Carolinian. He is
man of the highest standing an in
surance man of great experience. and he
has great influence in his native State.
DR.. $. W. Pryor of Chester, S. c.,
is another of the Directors, and is /,
physician widely known throughout his
State aud his reputation as surgeon
has neccssitated his building n private
sanitarium for the treatment of surgical
diseases. He is in every particular a
man of affairs.
w. ]. Peele, Esq, of the Raleigh bar,
is another Director. Mr.. Peele's well
trained legal mind and general informal
ton makes him valuable adjunct to the
Association.
The books and accounts of this Assoc
citation are balanced the first of every
month, and are audited by Board on
Auditors. elected annually by the BoarC
of Directors. The present Board of An
ditors consists of three of the most compe
tent and best known accountants in tho
State. They are business men, AND
men Of sterling integrity, that they viii
discharge the duties of their offices faith