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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
COUNTY COMMITTEE ORGANIZES.
v. L. Highland Elected Chairman and
John N. Flanagan Sec'y and Treasurer.

The county republican executive
committee met here wednesday after
noon and organized by electlng officers.
Virgil l.. Highland was elected chair
man and John NJ. Flanagan, Of Salem,
secretary and treasurer. The officers
are young, progressive gentlemen and
the conduct Of an aggressive campaign
Is assured. They will leave no stone
unturned to roll up larger republican
majority in Harrison county than ever
before. The members OF the executive
committee are:
Clark district, F. B. Haymaker, and
Frank Shuttleworth.
Coal district. R. T. Lowndes, Jr.,
and Virgil L. Highland.
Clay district, John +. Sturm and
G. F. Randall.
Eagle district, George Il. Berry, and
NJ. L. Riblett.
Elk district, L. NJ. Bird and John
i. johnson.
Grant district, C. w. Moaett and
Oscar Atkinson.
sardis district, D. W. Kemper and
John P. Robey.
Simpson district, A. A. Lang and
]. G. Lawson.
Tenmile district, T. ]. CofIman and
John NJ. Flanagan.
Union distriea c. S. criss and sher-
man Burnside.
Most OF the committeeman were
present and several other republican
leaders attended. The committeeman
reported the situation good in most
instances and the outlook encourage
ing. Nearly all of the county republic
can candidates were present.
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Under Orders Of the President of
The County Board of Health,
to Drive ascore of Small
Pox Suspects back into
Barbour County.
Situation Not Alarming
As Was Reported.
He Found the County Line Clear,
Although Sixty Cases Exist at
Bend of River above Philip.
pi.Health officers action
Communicable.

Monday morning upon telephone
message from Johnstown that twenty
two men exposed to smallpox In Bar
bour county were headed toward llar-
rison county in their flight from the
loathesome disease, DR.. ID. p. Morgan,
president OF the county board of
health, served the following notice on
the sheriff
~ have Information that twenty
two men, more or less, have come into
this county, who have been exposed to
smallpox. You will summon suiii-
cientdeputies, arm them and send them
in the direction OF Johnstown, IIar-
rison county, and send said men back
into Barbour county, and notify them
that, IL they again come into Harrison
county, they will be placed in quaran-
tine.n
Deputy Sheriff John Lang immedi-
ately went to Johnstown and the
peiQhborhood, determined and prepar-
ed to carry out the health officers
order to the very letter, but he found
the situation good, in fact, with no
prospect OF any emigration from Bar
bour. He learned, however, that q
gang Of miners passed through Johns
town last Friday, coming from Berrys-
vile, where there Is no smallpox.
There have been some sixty cases at
Lillian and the bend Of the river above
PhilIppl. Twenty families there are
now afflicted with the disease, but
rigid quarantine measures have been
inaugurated and there will scarcely be
n spread of the disease. One death at
Lillian is reported from the disease
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
cLAaKsBuaG's GREAT EXPOSITION
viii be the Greatest this Year in all its
long and brilliant history.

The fair directors held meeting
Tuesday afternoon. The directors
present were +. B. Haymaker, G. G.
Southern, v. L. Highland, L. S. Hor-
nor, S. C. Denham, F. r. Moore and
G. w. Lynch. yice-president Dem
ham presided and Secretary N. NJ.
Thompson was in his accustomed
place.
The outlook for the fair was thor
oughly discussed and reviewed and ar
rangements were perfected to make
this the greatest exposition in the his
tory OF the association. Extensive
advertising is being done. as a result
OF which the largest crowds In our
memory are expected TO attend. The
committee on amusements is hard at
work and will secure many special and
new attractions, among which will
likely be Tanners great and famous
hippodrome ut Pittsburg. A PROPOSE
ton has been submitted which is more
than likely to be accepted. twill prove
a great draw card.
Mcssrs. Denham, Highland and
Moore we're appointed a committee to
let the book-making privilege.
Merchants day will be held and will
doubtless, eclipse the brilliant and
gorgeous street pageant, that won so
much fame last year. Every effort
will be made to make this GROWING
success. The streets will be in first
class condition, as the paving contrac-
tors have promised to clean them up
and not begin paving until after the
fair.
The liberal purses offered insure
spendld racing.
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Paving win be Done by October l.

The sewer pipes will be laid aud the
CURLING set within two weeks. The
contractors will then bring their iron
roller here and thoroughly roll the
streets, where paving is to be done.
The work will then be allowed TO rest
until after the fair, being resumed Inn
mediately afterward. The contractors
inform, Us that only two weeks will be
consuared in laying the pavement and,
that they viii have the work complet-
cd nv October /.
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Mr.. HARMER PROHIBITED
From Disclosing ANY Information as to
Population ofPIaces.

Superintendent of Census Harvey
w. Harmer received SO many inquir-
les about the population OF cities and
towns in this congressional district
that he was constrained to write the
director of-the census at Washington,
Saturday, asking whether or not 1t
was in his province to disclose census
figures. Monday he received a telegram
from William R. Merriam, director Of
census, in these words: "Under no
circumstance are you to give any in
formation Of results. Population will
be given out by this of1ice.n
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AwHoLEsALE DRUG HOUSE
To Be Established Here by Local
Capitalists at Once.

Clarksburg is to have wholesale
drug establishment. Late last
week a change in the ownership Of
the bottling works was made, as
mentioned elsewhere in this issue. A
building will be erected alongside the
bottling works for the drug establish
ment, Of which the bottling house will
become an adjunct. Twelve Clarks-
burg capitalists, whose names are not
yet disclosed, are back of the move
ment and charter has been applied
for. It will be known as the "ClarkS-
burg Wholesale Drug Company, and
will be amply capitalized. The build
ing will be erected at once.
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Brought Here For Burial,

Clarence Hess, son of Fred Hess, de-
ceased. died at Buckhannon, at five
o'clock Thursday evening, August 2,
Of typhoid fever. Interment took
Mace in the /. o. O. f. cemetery here,
Saturday afternoon. Rev. William
Anderson ot1lciated. The deceased
formerly lived here but has resided at
Buckhannon the past five years. he
was % years of age and unmarried.
MIR. Hess belonged to the Buckhannon
band, the members of which attended
the funeral, besides several other
Buckhannon citizens. He wae cousin
OIL w. Deison's childre.-
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POWERS AND BATTEN DISSOLVE
Mr.. Batten becomes Superintendent Of
a new oil company with headquar-
ters here.

The insurance firm Of Powers s.
Batten, consisting of Charles Powers
and w. A. Batten, has dissolved part
pership and discontinued the business.
Mr.. Batten has accepted the position
Of superintendent of the Washington
OIL Developing Company, new con-
Germ with headquarters here. The
company has vast acreage of oil ter
ritory in Marion county along and
around Little Bingamon Creek. A
we'll was begun at the head Of Little
Bingamon this week. Mr.. Powers
will probably go to Pennsylvania.
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a Big s.ao. Eating House Here.

1t is the intention of the B. 8 o.
company TO build a spacious and --m-
modious eating house here u or the
new arrangements of making Clarks-
burg a division terminal. The dining
car service will be maintained, but as
a railroad center an eating house at
this place isregarded by the company
as Indispensable. We are reliably In
formed that at the head ONCE In
Baltimore men are already busy on
the plains and specifications for the
new shops, round.houses and otices to
be located here and ground will prob
ably be broken by November l.
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Will occupy Koblsgard Building.

The Kunst wholesale Shoe Company
with $3.50, 900 capital has definitely de-
cided tooccupy the wholesale house at
the East End to be vacated by The
Koblegard Company, as soon as the
latter's building in Glen Elk Is COM
pleted. The shoe company hopes to
open up for business by January l.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
Death Of Col. Mat Cooper i.

Col. Mat. S. Cooper, well-known
throughout the state as editor, orator
and democratic politician and publish
er OF q paper in Clarksburg several
years ago, died Sunday OF cancer the
throat, at the home of his brother-in-
laws, d. S. Hopkins, In Palestine,
Wood county. He was in the SO year
Of his age and leaves a wife and two
children.
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Thu New Telephone operators.

The new operators at the central Of
fee Of the Clarksburg Telephone Com
many are Miss Katie Good, Of Grafton,
and Miss Mary Burke, Of Parkersburg.
Miss Emma Powell, who has been with
he company some months is also there.
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Achild's sutferlngs End.

A fiyc.month's old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ogden at the West End
died Saturday,. The child had not
been well since its birth. lnterment
was made in the /. o. o. E. cemetery,
Sunday afternoon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
More TeIephone OperaiOrs Resign.

The clarksburg Telephone Company
is experiencing considerable incongeni-
ence on account of the designations of
It's exchange operators in the central
otfice. In addition TO those who re-
signed Monday OF last week Misses
Myrtle and Eva Siers handed In their
designations last Friday to take eject
at once.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-10
Speak Easy Man Committed

Dick Haney, ofBristol, was commit
ted TO Jail Monday by Squire ]. 3.
INNS at Bristol for conducting speak
easy at that place, Haney waving ex-
animation. Haney had just served 9
sentence Of twenty days in thssalenz
lookup.
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When we promise to save you cast
we do sayeyou cash. WIN Nushaum
srd street, 0arksburg. sz-tf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

FOR SALE. ONE TEN-ToN ABSORB
zion ice machine. used two years. IN nrst.
class condition. complete. except steam.
boiler and tank. 253 Ice cans Axtfx26 Ad-
dress Kelley Coal and loo Co. Atlanta.
Gn
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
ITAIH WILL. BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
sTFiED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ron TWO CENTS A WORD NO AID
yERTIsEMEST TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 3oC.
FOR SALE. NINETY FEET FRONT
on PARK avenue. near tho Park Extern
sion. this is an unsurpassed site, either
Tor a residence or for scnemenis. G. Il.
Dorset. q Congress. west,
LOT NO. 10 on whitaker STREET.
between Thlrty-sixth and Thir.s seventh.
third lot south Of Thirtysixth street.
7oxiiO: nonresident wants 20 sell Of n
bargain. c. II. Dorsea, 2 Congress.
west.
LOT LETTER *" on THIRTY SEC
ond street. near Burroughs. Skis, wiz
be sold very low and on very easy terms.
c. H. Dorset. p Congress, west.
CORNER LOT 2sxioo HABERsHAM
and Thirty-third formerly 81. Nichoiasl
street. alley in rear. c. IL. Dorset, y
Congress. wess.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

sOV RFM. TIE Coon KINGT TRf
II when your favorlte remedy fails. al &c
bottle added 10 a gill OF honey makes
splendid mixture for infants and children.
BENZO1N BALM. MAKES THE Skin
like velvet, for sale BY druggist or az Hen
~ and Aberoorn. Persse Drug Stores.
whitaker and Taylor streets
LOOK OUT FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
for little ones and big ones. see what
Wilcnsky. corner BrouRhton- Barnard. has
Ia the way or gold and silver watches.
rugs. diamonds. musical Instruments. sill
ver-mounted combs, brushes AMI toilet
articles. pay part ana have EN- put aside
for Christmas ana New Years.
FOR SALE. ONE BAY MARE. KIND
gentle and good traveller. "a Ninth street.
west.
HOT STUFF STOVES. ONLY s. At
$. bernstein. Broughton and jefferson.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER IN
nrst-class condition. cheap cash or easy
terms Address Remington. News Office.
RABBITS FOR SALE. APPLY i5s
East Broad.
500 PIANO FOR $50. SOLID ROSE
WOOD UPRIGHT ORCHESTRAL
GRAND p LIBERTY STREET. WEST.
GET YOUR COSTUMES At 10
State. west. suitable FOR masquerade balls
ana parties. etc.
FOR SALE. AN EAGLE BICYCLE: IN
good condition; so. 3i3 Second avenue.
east.
THE QUEEN OIL HEATER; THE
hes, on market. only t275. 5. Bernstein,
2roughton and Jefferson.
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FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
residences. thoroughly renovated Apply
A. WHY. agent. L Bryan street, east
FOR RENT. $40 HALL. EAST. S
rooms. hot and cold water. immediate
possession Apply ". w swinton. 2S
Eighth street east
FOR RENT. isi HARRIS STREET
east. PrcnderEast q Ganahl, Bryan
street, east.
FOR RENT. eos TAT cNALL STREET
Prendersast q Ganahl
FOR RENT ms JEFFERSON
street Prendergast & GanahL
FOR RENT. 1913 MONTGOMERY
street Prendergast q Ganahl
FOR RENT. HOUSE ON LOUISVILLE
road, acres Of land attached. Prcndcr-
gast & Ganahi
FOR RENT. No. 20 GwINNETr
street east. possession given Dec. J. 1870
Apply 70 waishour 4 Rivers. Drayton and
81. Julian streets.
FOR RENT. No. - HENRY STREET
east; possession given Dec. I. 1900. Apply
to walthour & Rivers. Drayton and 81
Julian streets.
FOR RENT. NO. 2os DUFFY STREET
east near Abercotn stree. Apply 20
walthour & Rivers Drayton ana ~. Ju-
Ian streets
FOR RENT. az PARK AVENUE
west: possession given at once. Apply
to walthour & Rivers. Drayton and 81.
Julian streets.
FOR RENT. 5i7 DUFFY. WEST. SIX
rooms and bath. 81 per month W. J.
Miscally, Jr.
FOR RENT. 40 TENTH. WEST. NEAR
Montgomery, six rooms and bath. SO per
month. W J. Miscally, Jr
HOUSE, NO. 10 TENTH STREET
east all conveniences. SIS. Apply on prem
lees.
FOR RENT, THE BRICK RESI-
dence with modern improvements on
northwest corner OF East Broad and Ogle-
thorpe avenue. Apply on premises.
FOR RENT. SMALL HOUSE IL GOOD
neiRhborhood: rent $50. possession Dec. 4;
modern conveniences. Apply i0l Brough-
ton street. west.
FOR RENT. SPLENDID RESIDENCE
IFS Gwfnnett street east. near Park EN-
tension: low rental TO desirable tenant
J. +. FultaG. & Son.
FOR RENT. DETACHED RESI-
dence go Harris street. east; large yard;
so per month J. =. Fulton & Son.
FOR RENT. SPLENDID RESIDENCE
30 Hall street. west. near Barnard; in
perfect condition: porcelain bath tub and
an modern Improvements; S3l per month
j. f. Fulton a Son.
FOR RENT. THAT NEW HOUSE
corner Abercorn and Thirty-nrt street
lane: oil modern improvements; at moder-
ate rental J. +. Fulton Son.
FOR RENT. THAT LARGE RESI-
dence. i06 Henry street. east; splendid res
ldent location. J. Z. Fulton 4 Son.
FOR RENT HOUSE. 1914 BULL
street all convenlences; So per month
J. +. Fulton & Son.
SO AND 5si HUNTINGDON. EAST. SIS
each: $40 Huntington. east. 81; 5oi Bay.
east. SIS: p Eighth Street, west. low rent
al TO good tenant: two houses in West
Savannah s. each; IS Maupus avenue.
east. 81: SIC Twelfth street. west. s.. YOU
mans q Demmond. Provident building
FOR RENT. HOUSE AND q ACRES
land, Thuuderbolt and Electric road. y
Liberty. west to O'Clock.
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TWO FURNISHED OR tNFURN1SH-
"a rooms for rent: privilege OF bath. 2iS
East Henry.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM:
southern exposure. modern convenlences.
80 Jones east.
For RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
front room for ono or two gentlemen or
man and wife; references exchanged Es
Habersham street.
FOR RENT. 4 FURNISHED ROOM
with use OF bath: hot and cold water. 5O5
Bolton street east.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
room for gentleman in private family.
iol Charlton street.
TWO FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT
rooms TO rent as Charlton street, east
convenient 70 Plant system.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS
for gentlemen also for Hight housekeeping
bath privileges. 12i East Congress.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS:
two suitable Tor light housekeeping. i32
Abercorn street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent: reasonable. 40l Anderson street.
east. with hath.
FOR RENT. ROOMS AT NO Is JONES
street. west.
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO
rent. with all convenicnces. Apply 2ot
Ninth street. west.
TO RENT. a LARGE FURNISHED
room with modern conveniencee. 2si
Oglethorpe avenue. east.
TO RENT. TWO OR -FOUR ROOMS.
q Lincoln street. Apply 3o2 Broughton
street
FOR RENT. TWO DESIRABLE
rooms can furnish one II desired. Ad-
dress a. C., care News
FOR RENT. TWO NEATLY FUR
nishcd rooms. Apply at i@ Perry street.
west
FOR RENT. LARGE SOUTH ROOM
or two connecting. furnished and unfur-
nished. rs ogletborpe avenue. west.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
FIRST class shape. 1885, Jefferson street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
the southwest corner Jones and Bull
street. opposite Christian Association.
FOR RENT. ONE LARGE AND ONE
small room for gentlemen only. with priv
iege OF bath. hot and sold water, with or
without board. AZ Gwinnett street. west
ROOM TO RENT. ELEGANT FUR
nshed room. with or without board. 22i
Perry street, west.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
all convenlences on same floor for gentle
men. $50 East Broughton
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family. all conveniences; one or
two gentlemen. i07 Perry. east.
ron RENT. FURNISHED ROOM OR
two unfurnished; cheap 20 right party.
Jos Anderson. west.
TO GENTLEMEN. FURNISHED
rooms large or small. facing park. los
Castor. east.
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. NICELY
furnished. at 800 Oglethorpe avenue. west;
an convenienees and use OF telephone.
CONNECTING ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping: $40 per month: furnished to
gentlemen. one to two per week. ~
Montgomery street.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished rooms for gentlemen. ~
Eleventh west.
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ADDITIONAL CAPITAL SUPPLIED.
stock companies organized. businesses
sold privately, stocks and bonds under
written. guaranteed and sold on commits
sion. mcritorious inventions financed.
Daniels A CO. bankers. 6 Wall street.
New York. also London, Philadelphia. At
lanta and San Francisco.
So % PAID ALL MY CLIENTS on
every 500 invested last month; at least
that amount will be paid on every Ike
sum invested now: positively guaranteed
against loss. hest bank references. John
d. Llufrio. i76 Broadway. New York.
STOCKS BOOMING. WHEAT AND
provisions next. send order az once. Write
for book successful Speculation" J. X
Comstock A Co, Traders Building. Chi
cage.
AN INCOME fi0O-tloO INVESTMENTS:
my book explaining the most modern and
thoroughly practical methods for making
reasonably safe amounts Of money by Sc
curity Investments. mailed on request
highest financial and customer references
Richard Jones, broker. 20 Exchange Place
New York.
81 70 PAID ALL NY CLIENTS on
every Sloo invested last month: AT least
that amount will DE paid on every like
sum invested now. positively guaranteed
against loss. best bank references. John
D. Llufrior i7s Broadway. New York.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET N CAP
fTAIS WILL BE PRINTED N CI.AS-
S1FIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. NO AID
VERTfsEMENT a<KEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
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ron nENr-sToREs

THE MOST DESIRABLE RETAIL
store IN savannah: situated No. i25 Whit
aker street. opposite new Postoffice; well
adapsed for any kind OF retail trade. Ap-
ply W. NJ. W. +. Coney.
TO RENT, STORE AND DWELLING.
- West Boundary. best stand In Yama-
craw Apply 10 Il. S. Claghorn, 10 Bry-
an street. east.
STORE FOR RENT. MARKET
Square; has good cellar, and living rooms
above It. Peter Reilly.
STORE FOR RENT. BUSINESS To-
cation. nne stand for restaurant. shoes
gents furnishing goods. novelties, etc. AP-
ply q East Broughton.
FOR RENT. NEW STORE on DRAY-
ton. near Perry street Prendergast 4
Ganahl. Bryan street. east
FOR RENT. 40 BRoUGHToN
street. west: now occupied as blacksmith
shop. Prendergast & Ganahl.
ron RENT. AN OLD ESTABLISHED
business stand. suitable for barroom. Ap-
ply 90 Congress street. west.
FOR RENT. STORE. CORNER EAST
Broad and McDonough. good location for
business. j. +. Fulton & Son.
FOR RENT. STORE. CORNER DUFF
IS and Lincoln streets good stand for
grocery business; rent moderate. J. +.
Fulton a. Son.
iOu WEST BROAD STREET. SO: AL
so store Henry, near Lincoln. Youmans &
Demmond. Provident Building.
FOR RENT, SUITABLE FOR STORE
or office southeast corner Montgomery
and Perry street lane.
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELL
ing: all modern Improvements; southeast
corner Burroughs and Waldourg; -
month. c. Mendel, 65s East Liberty.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ALL PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE
purchase OF timber for lumber or turpen-
tine purposes. will ind Il 20 their inter
est 70 write T. r. Blggs & Co, Ocala. Fla.
CASH PAID FOR GOOD SECOND
hand cat sacks. 2i2 West Bay street.
EVERYBODY INTERESTED IN
real estate or paying investments, 20 see
our Advertisements IN real estate column.
Youmans 4 Demmond
IF YoU WANT a PLACE TO DUMP
earth. dirt. sand. manure. etc. free OF
charge. just az city limits. hauling over
hard road. write or telephone Brown
Bros, corner Anderson and East Broad
streets
ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
lTAIS WILL BE PRINTED IN CI.As-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO An
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN soc.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS: FOR
MERIY OCCUPIED BY THE sAVAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. II.
p. SMART.
FOR RENT. THE PREMISES OVER
my store: suitable for offices, lodges. etc.
Arthur Deutsch, pawnbrokcr
COSTUMES FOR RENT FOR MAS
ouerade balls. parties. 10 State, west.
opposite old postofiice.
FOR RENT. ON THE oGEEcHEE
road. between three and four-mile posts
ftrolley cars nearly 20 two-mile pOsD. land
In lots from one acre 90 one hundred .
same can be bought IN large or small lots
IN easy terms c. II. Dorsett.
ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
rrAIs WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS-
sIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO ADJ
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 3oc.
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LOST. ny OUR DELIVERY BOY
Thursday night. Nov. Is. black vest.
marked }. "a. Cutter. 2i2 CASTOR street.
Reward n returned To Royal Pressing
club 30 Whitaker street.
LOST. AT CARNIVAB FRIDAY
night. black cape. Please return 90 Chair
man J. G, Shaw.
LOST. LAST MONDAY. LADIES
square hreastpin 81 with brilliants pearls
ana cameo in center Return to 4il Park
avenue. west, and get reward.
LOST. FRoNT-wHEEL RuBBER-
tired go-cart: lost yesterday Elks' fair
Reward II returned TO gis Aborcorn street.