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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-11-18

al citizens, and Jeff, it is supposed, !,
for Marion. Nothing more was
seen of Mr.. Haselden and the
gentlemen accompanying him
until short while before dark,
when they drove in from toward
Marion, both bpggies stopping
side by side on the south end Of
the depot, directly over the rail
road tracks.
At this monent Mr.. BENZ. Sci.
lers, who had up to that time
been in the postoffice, walked out
on the platform, and as soon as
he Appeared he was fred at from
the buggy containing Mr.. Hasel
den and Mr.. Evans. The ball,
which was fred from a 3s caIibre
pistol, struck Mr.. Sellers squarely
in the stomach and DETECTED up.
ward. TIE next shot fred struck
Mr.. Sellers in the left hand, enter
ing Between the second and third
fingers, breaking the thu NIB aud
coming *, ,oqt; , Al, .t.o, Ii. ..,..,
immediately after the second
shot, NJ. Sellers bulIed Els pistol
and opeped are upon. tho occu-
pants of that Buggy. At this; mo-
rr:s msnt the two bnggies, separated,
one going a short distance. up up the
railroad track and the rear one
to the left, short distance below.
The second buggy. contained Mes
srs, Haselden and Evans. When
ths buggy came to a stapdstiIl
Mr.. Haselden got out and walked
towards a dwelling house some
distapce from the platform, from from
which Point he fred ssvsssttssi shots.
Owing to tie fact that Nj. john
g. Sellers came 4 bon the scene me at
this moment, it, is not known
upon whom Mr.. Haselden's shots
took effect .,
When Mr.. Sellers rushed. out
pPou the platform to the aid of
hi. son, he drew his pistol and
opened fire upon Evans, who was
then the only occupant of the
buggy. rhe other buggy at that
time contained DR.. Edwards. who
was armed with a rifle. He then
wheeled his horse across the rail.
road and the rifle fell out on the
track and was not picked up until
Mr.. Haselden's hands came back
for it, about 20 minutes later.
Mr.. John G. Sellers was woun-
ded with A calibre-apparent.
ly a rifle ball, (which passed d.
rectly under the left clavicle and
came out behind the right shoul-
der, and was cut out over the spi-
nal column. The third ball had
ent' red the left forearm and came
out about four inches above the
point Of entrance.
A negro who witnessed the
whole shooting said Mr.. Lu-
ther NJ. Haselden got out of Dr..
Edwards buggy as they drove up
and got on the south platform of
the depot. From that side a bul.
let hole appears In a pane Of
glass, ranging down toward the
inner office, and was found on
the floor Of the inner office, after
having gone through the door.
The prominence of all concern
ed makes the affair very deplora.
BILE.
DR.. +. j. Weatherly of Dillon
and DR.. S. =. Watson of Latta are
in attendance upon the Messrs.
Sellers. DR.. Monroe of Latta and
Drs. Badger and Mcmillan of
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

posed TO occur once in about every 400,
corded 10 the index catalogue of the
surgeon generals library of the United
States, but not a single one is noted as
being that of females.
The school board of Valparaiso gives
notice that no pupils, teachers or en-
ployes will be permitted to enter school
or engage in any work around the school
buildings or premises at the opening of
the next term of school on Sept 4. or at
any time within the school year, unless
euch person present certificate from q
reputable physician of recent success
full vaccination.
The Bremen ball team crossed bats
with Kewanna at Argos this afternoon.
Immediately after the ball game there
was five-mile bicycle race for purse
of so. Also hslf-mile bicycle race
in three heats, throwing the ball, put
ting the shot. throwing the hammer,
slow mile race, high and broad jumps
and foot race. The exercises will con-
clude with grand band concert to-
night by the Argos band.
The government authorities have is
sued circular prohibiting banks from
putting stamps on checks that are not
stamped by the parties issuing them.
They are directed tn return the checks
TO the drawers. The ruling will often
be of great inconvenience to men who
do not have stamps on hand, and it will
apply with unpleasant force to people
in the country district who keep bank
accounts and pay their bills by checks.
Among the many amusing incidents
which generally pass without printed
notice was quarrel between a fellow
and bis girl in South Plymouth one
night not long ago. During the progress
of the unhappy wrsngle the young man
put cigar to his lips. This the girl
took for rsmrod; or at any rate she
used it in that capacity by showing it
down his throat so hard that he will
probably have bad taste in his mouth
for days to come.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21


Mr.. and Mrs. Nihsrt, of Goshen. are
visiting with their uncle Valentine
Nye.
I'd Lambert spent Sunday at home
Fred Moaroe and wife visited Ira
kreighDdum of T-agarden las, sun
day.
twenty eight of the relatives with
well-fled baskets met At IN. home of
VIII Kyle on last Sunday and partook
of a fine dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman living on the
| Michigan road, was ID Tyner Sunday.
Miss Jacoby, of Plymouth. VISITED
her couslus Mrs. f. J. Monroe ami Mrs
j ohm Detwiiler.
Guy Collier and family, of Nappanee.
spent Few days here visiting With
rel 1tIves
The | Is. \. z. {. L. Will hold an
ice cream supper July -, at the home
OF Rev. Martin.
Misses Ellie Lopp and Stella Mcdaniel
OF NaIkerton spent Sunday with the
formers parents.
quite number from this place at
tended the L. Is. quarterly meeting at
Grover last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Miller took din
me- sunday at RI be Beagle's Jr.
Mrs. AquIlla Dunfee and Master
John have returned home after a two
weeks visit with her parents a, Wren,
Ohio.
George Herman has gone to Elwood
on the Is. " o. railroad to cook for
gang of men from this place.
Alva Bennett has gone to Nappanee
to visit a few days.
Mrs. kreighbaum, of Teegarden,
called on friends here the first of lie
week.
Mr.. Whitwer and family. of North
Liberty, and Misses Fisher and Thorn
ton, of Elkhsrt, visited L. ). Lemert
last Monday.
Mr.. Moony, OF Illinois, is visiting his
niece Mrs. j. f. Johnson at present.
Rdbe Mckesson took load of
whortleberrles to Bremen Tuesday.
Sam Cudney and J. E. Johnson gave
their new barns fine coat of paint
which adds much to their appearance.
Miss Mabel Drollinger, of South
Bend, is visiting relatives at this place.
Abe Netf returned to his home a.
Elwood Tuesday
Mrs. Restrick and Mrs. Woodwork
were Id Walkerton the first of the week
looking after a house for the latter to
move into.
John Aker, Jasper Smith and Frank
Dodd are at the Kankakee river fish
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Pulaski
county, are here visiting DIR. DnIfee.
Elmer .Lemert was In town Tuesday.
He is in very poor health
Mrs. Burr Campbell while climbing
over board fence few days ago hurt
herself quite badly.
Will Wallace is in Plymouth work
ing at the carpenters trade.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
Lapaz Items.


Chas. Thayer was in this place Fri
day.
Several fields of oats have been cut
this week
VIM. Lightfoot is tending bar for J
+. Yocum.
Dance at this place Saturday evening.
Chas. Shuss has hired for the summer
to b. A. Martin.
Isaac Zentz and family have moved
to this place from CheStertOn, Laporte
county.
Geo. Flake has sold his hotel stock to
Mr.. McCuen.
The Lapsz creamery was sold today
for 800 to III. Y. Shirk.
I.apaz can now boast of a picture
gallery.
Bert Montgomery is working on the
section since Monday.
VIM. Holland was the guest of his
son-in-law, Frank Stuckey, Saturday.
Heinz's Sailing works at this place
has opened and received several bushels
of pickles.
Miss Minnie FARRELL of Tyner City is
visiting with her grandparents this
week
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
The Weary Search for Health.

One of the most pathetic sights in life is
the Respondent hunt of the Invalid foT relief
He turns from remedy Ia remedy i'm the vain
hope of ending his torture And one of the
most pleasant sights is 10 see that search re-
warded, and To witness the first glow of health
illumining the pallid cheeks.
Far be il from us TO encourage any sufferer in
a vain quest We know whereof we speak. We
know that Athlo pho-ros will cure any ease of
Rheumatism or Neuralgia. no matter how Sc
we're. Thousands of grateful letters and rapidly
sales prove this statement to be true
Send for free pamphlet
LIMA. Ohio. March Dist. 1898.
Gentlemen: 1 was laid up with Rbeuma
tism for about eight weeks. and I'm that time
tried about everything l could hear of. and
there wasn't anything that gave me relief I'M
I'll friend recommended Ath-lo pho-ros Ia
me. which tried. and after using two bot
ties was permanently cured.
MRS. .. +. HOLMES. 1897 West North ST.
For sale at Druggists.
The Ath.lo.phO-ros Co.. New Haven, Conn.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
INDEPENDENT GAVE TRUTHFUL.

ANALYSIS.
The Independent has devoted its
editorial columns to the discussion of
local affairs during the last few
weeks, with the intention of furnish
ing the exact data of facts, Its aim
has been to mold public opinion on
lines conservative and which will
back up efforts of our common
council for the best interests of the
city and its inhabitants. If it has
erred, the figures which it has furn-
ished do not show it. And these
figures are sanctioned by every city
official.
The Independent has sought to
be fair and honest in its discussions.
1t believes that every citizen will so
credit it, whatever may be his con-
viction on the municipal ownership
question. Unlike its contemporary,
it has in no issue sought to make an
opposing argument appear IN diff
ferent meaning from what it was
intended by the writer. Believing
that the efforts of the independent
will rebound to the general good, it
submits the case to the public.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

1t would have been just as easy
to have SAID $4,000 as $4,000.
And you could as we'll have said
that there are plenty of people
ready to give us $4,000 for the
privilege of donating an electric
plant, as to say that the plant can
be secured without bonding the city
for dollar. Whv not make it a
good one while you are at it?
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

We do not know of any reason
Why any one should want to pur-
chase the assistance of man who
has shown no more sense than has
been shown in the electric light arti-
cles of the Independent News.
The above is sample of the ar
gument on the electric light matter
which is being dished out to the
readers of the contemporary. The
Independent is satisfied to submit
this sample to its subscribers and
rests the case with their good judg-
ment without comment.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
AN EDITOR HAS SOUR STOMACH

AN EDITOR HAS SOUR STOMACH
The half fry editor of the News
never has an idea on any question
until he reads the opinion of the In
dependent, and then he is sure he is
of the opposite opinion. When the
electric light matter came up, he
was inclined to favor individual
ownership for two or three issues,
but when the Independent kept pro-
ducing arguments as to why the
city could not buy at this lime, this
editor of the News underwent a
metamorphosis and since then has
been irving TO knock all his argu-
ments of former issues in the head.
He says that able attorneys are con-
tributing articles to the Independent
on the electric light matter. Strange,
isn't it, that they would single out
the Independent for the purpose of
shaping public opinion. They evil
IDENTITY would have approached the
distinguished editor of the News, if
they had thought he had a paper
which circulates, or that his opinions
would be considered of consequence
by the public, SO it seems to us, if
as he says, the attorneys are direct
ing the Plymouth press.
The Independent does not claim to
own the council as the "sour stom-
ach" editor states. 1t simply reflects
the best jude ment of the common
council. The mayor and aldermen
know that the city is not able to buy
the plant and the Independent is
honest enough to tell the people the
exact facts. On the contrary the
"sour stomach" goes off "half
cooked telling the citizens that the
city is able to purchase, when he
knows that he maliciously misrepre-
sents. He does this because he has
a personal grudge to crafty at the
expense of most of the aldermen.
He wants to have the public believe
that the aldermen have not guarded
the interests of the city, after they
have let the contract to the lowest
bidder. The Independent believes
that the common council is composed
of seven as conscientious men as can
be found in Plymouth and that they
will do the very best for the city's
interests. Because the city is not
able to purchase an electric light
plant is no fault of the common
council. The News should cure its
editor of that "sour stomach"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
Lake Erie & Western R. R.

indianapolis a Michigan City Division
Time Card Number SIN effect July
=. 1899.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. 20. Due to leave Plymouth at II 80 a. N
NO. ~. 6:l7 y. m
No. n. Due to arrive at Plymouth II:25 . m.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No %. Due to leave Plymouth at lO:O4 q. m
No 20. $50 p. IN
NO, i5l Local freight, Nv. IL: 80 n. m
No. 81. Due To leave Plymouth at 5:I5 a. m.
Trains Nos 81 and 81 run daily between Plym-
outh and indianapolis and train No "a daily
except Sunday
Nos. % and 20 run daily except Sunday.
Nos. u and % make direct connections at In
dianapoliS with Pennsylvania Company. Big 4,
and {. III. and ID also at Upton with main line
trains for points east and west.
For tickets, rates and general Information,
call OF
j. NJ. DAUBENSPECK, Agent
Plymouth. Ind
c. f. DAILY. q. j. A.. indianapolis. Ind.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
The Pilgrim Free.

We will give The Pilgrim year free
to every reader of The Independent
who will pay years subscription in
advance. The Pilgrim is dollar mag
azine and one of the best. See speci-
men copy at this office. We also give
free copy of the Ready Reference and
Account book. wifi
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

Reformed and Evangelical churches OF
Culver. The new structure is to be a
beautiful brick veneered church with
large gothic stained glass windows. a
credit to the little city aid monument
to the enterprise of the pastor and his
helpers.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
3. & O. Time Card.
Arrival and departure of trains at Lapaz jet.

Arrival and departure of trains at Lapaz Jet.
EAST BOUND.-No. IS, $50 a. m;
No. IA, 9:35 p. m.
WEST BOUNDING. IL, 2:56 p. m.
Quick time and elegant train service to all
principal points east and south. For rates.
time tables, apply to n. Nye. Agt. Lapaz jet.
Ind, or to b. n. Austin. General Passenger
Agt.. Chicago Ill.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
Program for G.. r. Rally.

The following program will be carried
out at the rippecsnoe c. E. rally Sstur-
day, July 29th, at 8 p. M:
Opening address. ........ Susie Horn
President Tippecanoe society
Essay-"God's Covenant and Ours.
....... Gertrude Kelsey, Tippecanoe
The Pledge How Shall We Keep 1t"
80. Frank Lineberry, Walnut Grove
ooug ............... ..............
Paper-"S ociability" 80. Lottie Elliott
Tippeca noe
Essay -"The Calling OF the Roll,'...
..... Maud Crsmer, Walnut Grove
Recitation Little Pilgrim"
.huUn SndIeT
Song .W Walnut Grove Society
allow Shall the =. +. Bring the Coun-
Gil of the Heather to Naught,"
...........J.J j. Widemsn, Lincoln
DlScusSlOn
Recitation. Cora COrmican, Tippecanoe
Essay hat our G. f. Has Done for
our Church,. 49,. Deborah English
Song Observation-Disclosures Lincoln Society
Select Neutrality-suspicious. Axe or
Hammer. ... Lizzie Hardesty
Some &. f. Doings.. ....... Susie Horn
Solo. ...... Emma Jordan, Tippecanoe
"The Joys of Christian Life.
.........A ddie Bright, Lincoln
Song Observation-Disclosures.
Talk on &. K. Work. ....... Rev. Fisher
All are invited to come and enjoy
a pleasant evening with US.
SUSIE HORN,
President &. Z. s., Tippecanoe.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

Pay years subscription in advance
to The Independent and get The Pill
grim an illustrated home magazine for
full year free. Call at the office and
see specimen copy. We will also give
free copy of the Farmers Ready Ref
erence and Account book. WITT
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

The editor of the Democrat sane
tiOns the arguments produced by
the Independent on the electric light
matter. So does every body else !,
except Granny Siders, who can do
most anything whether he can or
not
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
VANDALIA LINE
TIME TABLE,

TIME TABLE.
In effect May 15.-Trains leave Plymouth az
follows:
FOR THE NORTH.
No. 10 Daily except Sunday, 1894 q. m. for
South Bend.
No. II Daily except Sunday, 1890 noon for
South Bend
No. 3 Daily except Sunday, 1903 y. m. for
South Bend.
FOR THR SOUTH.
No. 81. Excep Sunday. 6:15 m. for Terre Haute
No. g. 1882 IN &"
No. g. 7:40 p. m. for LOganspOrt
For complete Time Card, giving all trains and
stations, and for full Information as 10 rates
through cars. etc. address
L. A. DOWNS, Agent.
Plymouth. Ind
E.A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.
1t. Louis No
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21

l.. r. LOREE, f. A. FORD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
5-2l-99-F PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
For time cards, rates OF fare through tickets
baggage checks. and further Information re-
garding the running of trains apply to sny
Agent ofthe Pennsylvania Lines.
Evening star., 1899-03-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
uNFURNISIiED,

FOR RENT-FUR.. $40 A ST. Ne. aI. Alb. S5o. 90
Sol ST he, 13rSb ~. 10 % 9Th st Sc nah % 40
~ 4th ST Sc. llT&hi96o S3s sfh st ne tr. IA -
ISi ON st ne, 9t&HbS5ou Store 9l5 G Sc .r.
90 1th ST ne. 7r&b26.0o 30 18th ST So. Or. ;. 90
tol-240 llth Sc, 6rlu.0o Cul.-l27 g. Sc Or :. 90
Evening star., 1899-03-13

foR SAll-fRpPERTIlc les At BEIsNNN LANE
Iaid lah'ma Gnlrctt Park. IlyGitsNiIIc ITlt-
sndeS. Vienna. Nop,mont. RIverdaI. krd,,i.t,
tdi.s Church aud all suburbs
iubll-I CLARK RIttsS Cii5 lgth "a a.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

FOR RENT
1903 10Th NV Store 7OT 9th NV 40 90
lIr.. 81. GOO pr VT O:hce ronrns 1907 NV
1919 18Th. cor Oreg 10000 l74I lSth NV, I0r. CO
1903 X. fur year. 5000 2455 18th Or 35 90
1915 18th NV Grab. 1880 1924 IL NV, ,IIr&h. so %
656 Mass 12r. 1900
mhll-6t' TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1907 st.
FOR RENT-l36 Il ST. NV; LARGE 3-STuRY
brick house. with rooms. bath and cellar: hot
water heat; all in good order; rent 5000. in
Gliding water. Key at ia Fla.
mhi0-3t B. II. WARNER & co.
FOR RENT-CORNER BASEMENT ROOM. WITH
large fire and huTglar-prouf vaults; room 2sNT1
feet; splendid location for insurance rail-
road office any business requiI ing such
ity and facilities. Also few choice single
rooms, from IS TO Sl5 per month. upper Hoors
WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK BIILIING
cor. 18th and q NV. mhlu-3t
FOR RENT-1Soi 9TH ST. NV. IL ROOMS: ALL
mod. nips. and iu good condition: rent reduced to
$3.50.
mhlu73t A T CDIAIRE 14o5 Y Y ave
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT-FURNISHED. SIX ROOM CORNER
brick house, 18th and s sts.; good cellar and
yard; recently occupied by army officer; low
rental. Call 1924 ST. NV. mh1l-3t'
Evening star., 1899-03-13

FOR RENT
Store rm, 1l07 G
st nw...-.. SO. Oi
Stn&dwg. 2Ol2 lith
ST NV, l1r. 80. o.
Sto&dwg. 406 LIST st
ne. 1r............i5 10. N
Sto&dwg. 1924 + &
439 20th NV. Tor. ~. N
,Sto. 14n2 Pa ay NV 40. a
Hail. Sd nr 419 10th
ST NV. 30. Ot
Sto&dwg. sol K st
nv, ST. ..-....... 80. d
Sto&dwg, 4ol X st
ne. IN. %. N
Sto rm * l rm, Cos
La ay NV. 20. o.
Sto&dwg. POI NJ st
sw. Ar ..........2 20. o.
Warehouse. cor High
X water sts- -. .ol
shop. rr l111 l4th
ST NV. zoo. !.
Sto&dwg, 1900 Del
av, or. or............1S.0(
Sto&dwg, 301 X st
ne. 3r. 3r....14.ot ot
Stable&shop,r'r lil7
X NV, rm for 4
horses&3 car 'ges. 16.0
Stab. r'r l3l5-21 list
RI 1929 o ST NV. IS 2,
st sw. 4 stalls. IL. II
RI 122S-1229l2 18th
st nv. ........lO.0 0l
Stab. r'r 495 & sw. 10 ~
Stah&car'ge house.
r'r 532 21st NV. 80,
R'r 1919 l. ST NV. E. go
Gail at office for semI-i
TH'
mhID-f mS-w
Evening star., 1899-03-13

South rm. I'd FIR. 9th
x ID SIS NV w.. Al. 90
I'd fir. 9US + st, 3r. 1900
46s la av. l rm&
hall rm. 900
3 rms, 4th FIR, 46S
La ay. .........l5.0O
Rms In Central bldg.
Rms In Gunion bldg.
f22G 9th ST NV. Sr 81 30
12l 9th st NV, sr. 80 80
O31 = ST NV. Or ~. 80
223 Mass NV ne, llr
nurt. 900
400 LIST ST ne, dr.... 40. 90
6l5 | st ne. 1r...l6. ~
l41I u st ne. Or. Ii. 30
Pt lot 4. 81 9S2 l5 .0n
13i1 B st ne, 6r. ..l3.5O
50 III st ne. Or. ...12.5 80
1879 III ST ne. Or. 10. 20
622 3IS st ne. ar. To- 81
~ q ST ne, 5r.....s 30
S0&S2 G st ne. 6r. 500
RI lc0 g st NJ. 3r. 800
16 6 ST ne. 5r....1.3O
21y 10th st 81, i0r. 1900
2u3 5th 81 Sc. Or. ...lI.0l
73n 9th ST Sc. Or. Il. 80
ca 4 81 81. 5r .13.u
1lu4 y ] av So. 6r .l1.50
ll2S X st Sc. Or 10. 30
323 Ga ay Sc, Gr. 1890
l126 * st Sc, Or. 10. 80
l25i llth st Sc. Or. 10 On
4lU 5 Cap ST. 6r....1o.0p
314 r'r 313 A Sc, 4r.9.O0
1880 f ST Sc, Or. &c. .g.oD
k'r rs Az ST sw. 800
onthly bulletin.
). Il. Wage AMAN.
yl7 r 81. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classltl-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
Evening star., 1899-03-13

Fpk SALE OR ENHANCE rpll CITY pIsupFE-
s-rorm Dwelling. stable aud uutbuildinVs. h.sIti-
fnl shade, fruit aud delicious water. Address
T. d. Hyatisyille. Nd. mhI3tt.
FoR SALE FOUR AND HALF ACRES az
BLAIR ROAD. near NORTH TAKoMA: In the
ID. G. NEAR E.fS' rIiItAL CARS Call som
JOHN o. JOHNSON. lIlo g II. mill 81
lNnR sAI.E-'oR ENCIIANGE BEAUTIFUL RESI-
Johnson. l4lO st. maii-st
FOR SALE EVANSVILLE. 7-RonM HORSE
well built; water in house; we'll ,.hiTg,p b,,.,.'
cor: lot: few frUit trees high in,att,Il: , MIN
Maik from station; no cash, terms tp srilf
OWNER. 723 Isth st mhi1 b..
FOR SAIE-rK"PERTII2S At BE.SwNN. LANE
laiid, ihh"ma GAiictt Park. lyC'tsNilic. ruit-
saIes' ieina. Morlm"nt Rverdac. ArdWi,k
tn"ll-"' CLARK Rl'S-. Gn5 18th nv
FOR SALE NEW 7RouM DWELLING Ar ny
aitsViile; splcididy luilt; Eo,d location. Ia .,e
M i"S. convenient % hai gain: guud terms. 81 ..Ip
btthETT DENT, Ga5 L -. nv. mhii-Si'
FOR SALE NEAT COTTAGE: 10 ROOMS. i.,i,,.s
lot aud garden; lu2y2iy, fruit etc; adjoining
Iak"ma S1 iIE' $..i"J. Address 4 %. RoN 81;
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NEAR DISTRICT LINE. IN MONTGOMERY Co
BEAl IlFUL FARM.
Eighty acres fertile and productive land. eight
stream water two wells; altitude higher thnn
Chevy Chase; located near Sligo. Nd; electric
OF which 10000 can remain We'll suited isr
high-cass dairy farm.
GENTLENAN'S COUNTRY PLACE
Fourteen acres. east Of Silver Spring; hand
some house, new barn; fruit; stream through fhe
place; grove Of handsome trees; bathing pa,l:
located on top Of hill, commanding View miles
SL a , country; air sgp.Ib; artesian water. Price
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A LOT AT CLEVELAND PARK AS GOOD AS A
government bond. For sale monthly pay
ments. without interest.
Evening star., 1899-03-13
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS To SELL SHAMROCK PINS
for st. PatriCks day. ]. JAY GOULD, 42l 9Th
st.
Evening star., 1899-03-13
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT PHONE 914.
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