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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-12
Battle of the Pitchers.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April 11.-An in
teresttng game of baseball was played
on the grounds of the Episcopal High
School near this city this evening be
tween a nine from that school and one
from the Baltimore City College. The
game. which was really a battle be
tween pitchers. resulted in score Of
. 10 IN favor OF the Episcopal High
School The batters for the Baltimore
City College were Bowers and King. and
for the High School, Temple and Zim-
mer. The Baltimore City College made
3 hits. errors. and no runs, and the
High School made runs. hits. and no
errors. Fifteen men we're struck out by
the High School pitcher and fourteen
men batted the wind. when the ball was
delivered by the Baltimore City College
pitcher. The umpire was Mr. Fontain,
of the High School.
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TO DISCUSS GRIEVANCES.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, April iI.-Pres-
ident Mitchell. OF the Mine Workers. this
afternoon sent a telegram TO District
President Nichols Of this district. saying
it would be impossible for him TO reach
mere next Wednesday. as he had an
tieIpated, He VIII now not arrive be
fare Monday, April 20. Upon his ar
rival q joint meeting OF the district
board viii be held in Scranton. and the
grievances now exciting he miners viii
be discussed.
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EASTER OBSERVANCE
IN LOCAL CHURCHES

o'clock, A pleasing program has been
prepared and consists Of appropriate
music. The Rev George p. Wilson viii
deliver the address of the occasion.
Following is the program: organ pre-
lude; Invocation, hymn 10, Awake. My
Soul TO Joyful Lays" prayer, The
Lords Prayer" hyr1n II. Christ, the
Lord IS Risen Today" The Apostles
Greed; the Ten Commandments, the
Easter anthem, Christ oar Passover
Gloria PaJri. responsive reading.
page g. OF Manual. solo. The King Of
Kings" Miss Currideu; address. by the
Rev George P. Wilson. parting hymn.
No. 11S; Benediction, organ postIude,
march
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Easter Services.

Easter services will be held In the
churches OF this city tomorrow. The
Sunday schools will have celebrations
as follows: At Christ r. E. Church.
children's Easter service viii be held
at 4:30 p. m: at St PauI's P E Church
there viii be Sunday school festival
at . p. m. and at Grace P Z. Church
chlIdren's carol service viii be held
al g a m At Trinity NJ. e Church there
viii be young peoples meeting at
D. m, and special Easter service VIII
be given by the Epworth League at the
NJ. T. Church al 100 p III.
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The CARLYLE House

The Society for the Restoration OF
Historic Alexandria has now been in
possession of the historic Carlyle House
over ten days. The managers OF the So
ciety are employing workmen 10 save
the house from further diIapidaJion and
to make some repairs. The entry 10 the
building on the west has been renewed
and made safe. and the tumbled walls
Of the basement in front Of the porch
on the west side viii be rebuilt next
week and The entrances all made safe Il
not slightly.
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Red Mems Fair.

Arrangements have been completed for
the fair and bazaar Of Oseeola Tribe. No.
/, Of Red Men. which will open a Ar
mory Hall on Royal Street in this city.
Monday night next. The following will
be the committee in charge. = F. Down
ham, c NJ Sehwab, F Klaus, c. w Bell,
Der Of valuable articles will be Yeted
for
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SAYS TEACHERS HUG
DISLOCATED HER s

PANA. H.. April lin
court here Stella Nichols. o.
trying to convince a jury
hug disloeated her should,
suing E. F. Colwel1, a school
$3.50. alleging because Of
her against her viii her
thrown cut OF place, perma
ing her
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Dr.. Smiths Text.

DR.. Roland Cotton Smiths text at
the Easter service viii be He that
loseth his life for Ny sake shall find 1t
again" The assistant ministers al 81.
Johns are Revs. Frank II. Bigelow and
Edward s. Dunlap H 4. Freeman
Is The organist and choIrmaster. The
order OF services viii be holy commun-
ion at 7:3e a. m. morning prayer and
holy communion and sermon al Il
o'cIock. choral evensORg and children :
carol service at 4:15.
By q rather singular coincidence the
eIergymen. Of the three leading EDisco-
pal churches OF the Capital are named
Smith. Rev. Dr.. Ernest Smith. rector o.
St Thomas. as is well known. cane
here from St. Michael and All Angels
Baltimore.
The choir OF St. Thomas, which is
vested. consists Of men and women. soTIt
OF them being well-known local singers
They are under the direction OF Edmund
a. Varela. choirmaster-
The other leading Episcopal Church
ST. Margaret's, has for It's rector Rev
Herbert Scott Smith. St Margaret
IS as yet In its infancy. so to speak 4
is situated on Connecticut Avenue ex
tended
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TEXAS DEMOCRATS FAVOR
LANE FOR VICE PRESIDENT

AUSTIN, Texas. April IF. X. Lane,
defeated candidate for governor OF Cali
fornia on the Democratic ticket, met
prominent leaders Of Tie party in this
state here yesterday. He is making .
tour Of the South 10 further MS candi-
daey for the nomination for vice Prest-
dent on the national ticket II is said
he vas promised the support 0; Texas
Democrats
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U. S. TPFAsuRY FINANcEs.

NEW YORK. april 1.-THE United
states Treasury statement. issued Fri
day. covering actual results Of two days
before. compares in its net balances as
follows with the same date one and two
years ago. The statement subjoined for
all three years excludes the $l5e. oGo, 900
reserved against Government notes.
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222 2l9,ls4 I77,755,5zl 10, os ess


BIRMINGHAM. England. April H.
The Mali today prints an authorized
denial Of The report that Colonial Secre-
tary Chamberlain viii visit America IN
the autumn.
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The Pro-CathedraI.

as important as any is the Church OF
the Ascension, the PTo-CatbedTaI Of
Washington. the church OF Bishop Sat
tsrlee. This church is fayortte one
with the Southern residents of the
Capital.
ST. Matthew's Church. on Rhode Isl
and Avenue. near Connecticut Aysnue,
has long been recognized as a leading
Roman Catholic Church OF the Capital
This fine edifce has been enlarged
on Z magnificent scale during the last
year. Solemn high mass will De eele-
.hrated at Il O'Clock Sunday. The full
choir, under the direction OF Miss JeD-
ME GIennan. viii give an elaborate pro
gram.
Other important Catholic churches o.
the northwest include ST Patricks,
Tenth and Streets. The parish was
founded in 1874. and is one of the Oldest
il the country. The Rev. DIT. D. J. stat
ford is pastor Of this church with the
Rev. Thomas Dolan as assistant
St. Panl'a, at the corner Of V and
Fifteenth Streets. was founded in the
latter eighties. The Rev. James Maekiu
Is pastor. with the Rev James Krug
assistant
/ The Church Of the Covenant. Con
eetieut Avenue and X Street, is one o.
- leading churches Of the Capital. II
Presbyterian. and the Rev. Teunls 5
pin IS the pastor. The Easter serg-
viii be on the same elaborate scale
z5zzAs church as 80 former years Those
ss:zzz New York Avenue Presbyt erian
sz=zzl under the ministry OF Dr. Wal
acci5ne. also VIII be elaborate.
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.

p1tcity in HOUSEKEEPING, and others.
The trials viii probably occupy the
whole OF next week
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Gold .-...sI22. s7j 079 S94 227. $40 Sl00,2I2 637
Silver ...... j.. GS3. 2O9 70 I37 .g94 IG,9l0,g55
T. 5. notes 2,Gsl.g.s 9.5l2, ~ 1852. 80
Treasury notes.
etc.-.-..-.-- -. 4ug Is1 So ug,6lo
Total cash. l4s 645, Gs5 -, oG5.5l2 I2a 7s5s97
Deposits l5g, 500 03l Ils.8l7,270 - G22. 61d
TotaI...-. I94 l52 PES 24i 81, 7Ss rs, go og3
-Net a.aiiabIe
balance. 222- 2ls,Ig4 I77,755,5zl 10, 9s ess
Including under assets fractional and minor
coin. bonds. and interest paid, etc. and under
liabilities national bank fund, disbuUsng officers
balances. etc.
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The First Barber Shop.


Capt. r, T. Knox sold at auction at
noon today three-story frame building
with lot on North Fairfax Street. be-
tween King Street and the market
Former Mayor Henry Strauss was the
purchaser at $3.50. This is the site o.
the first barber shop ever opened in
Alexandria, which was conducted by
Marcier. Breast. Wood. and Burrage. in
turn. for 10 years The house has late
y been used as an oyster saloon. but
is now unoccupied
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The Resurrection Celebrated
With Joyous Musical and
Special Services.
Catholic and Protestant
Congregations Unite in
Elaborate Programs.

Easter, the most joyous season OF the
pear, will be universally celebrated to-
Gay. Special services. religious and mu-
sicaI. have been arranged in all the
Protestant and Catholic churches. and
kymns of praise and rejoicing viii go
forth this morning
No feast il the church is regarded as
Of so much Importance as Easter II
commentaries the resurrection OF
Christ, through which humanity was re-
deemed and the hope Of everlasting hap
piness restored 10 the faithful
Great changes have come in the last
year TO the modest little Dutch Re
formed Church on the corner OF Fiji
teenth and 0 Streets. which sprang into
unexpected prominence when President
Roosevelt began to attend services
there. new and stately edifce nov
stands on the ground adjoining the small
chapel. where the Rev. John N. Schicb
preached to a small congregation before
the place of worship became the PresI-
dents church. The new building, how
ever. will not be ready for occupancy for
some time.
M SchIck's sermon for Easter sun
day viii be taken from the text found
in the Gospel of St Mark. xyi:3: "Whc
shall roll Us away the stone from tn,
door OF the sepulcher2" The music O
the choir viii be in q strain OF trI-
umphant praise, and viii be rendered By
the Quartet-Miss Mary Levers. soprano
Miss Chenoweth, alto; y. P Meyer
tenor. and James schlek, a son of th'
clergyman. bass.
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Personals.

Laura Cecilia Harlow is spending the
Easter holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs VI. B Harlow in this city.
Mrs. william G. Carr and children. Of
East Capitol Street. Washington. are
visiting relatives in Washington Street.
this city.
Harry b Cation spent today in BaIti-
more.
Harry Burke and Virginia Burke are
in Boston. Mass, where they have gone
to witness the marriage Of their broth
er. Edmund J. Burke. to Gertrude Lucy
story, of hat city, which viii be eele-
bra5ed on Monday next.
Ms, J. H. Watkins and Bette Wat
kins are in Lynchburg, Va, visiting rel
ativcs.
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At ST. Johns.

The Easter services at historic old st.
Johns are always OF supreme interest to
residents and strangers alike, and hun
dreds are turned away from the church
door On these festivals ST. Johns
Church is one OF the oldest churches IN
America It was built in 1912 and
planned by the architect Of the United
States Capitol. Benjamin Latrobe. OF
Baltimore.
Its title. the Presidents church. was
derived IN this way: Before the church
was consecrated or any Dews sold. a
committee from the vestry was in
structed to make the oHer of a pew to
President James Madison. He accepted.
and thereafter occupied the pew (2Sl
even more than his pew in Christ
Church. Since that time the custom of
reserving pew was continued. and a
number Of the Presidents have wor-
SHIPPED there Now II IS the church OF
the Presidents wife. and since her re
turn from her trip down the Chesapeake
With her children Mrs. Roosevelt has
been attending the daily services at 81.
Johpss
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The Smart
and Exclusive
in Footwear.

It Is a well-established
fact that there are no shoes
which possess the character
ties of Rich's footwear
that distinctiyeness Of style
and smart elegance demand
ed by the world Of fashion.
Every style here has the
certain charm of individual
ty-a point missing from
the ordinary footwear seen
elsewhere. Ours are the
newest and smartest erea-
tons of the worlds best
shoemakers-the artists Gre
ate all shoe fashions.
New 0xfords and street
shoes for spring and summer
wear are ready-a showing
by far the best and most
comprehensive to be found
anywhere in America, and
this country leads the world.
The greatest variety Of
footwear for Easter brides,
for the rousseau, as well as
for travelling and all dress
wear. What other store rem
ders such admirable service?
Special mention IS made Of
the new Wellington boot and
army fun dress shoes. OF pat
ent leather.
The regulation styles for
army officers - authoritative
and smart
We are also showing the
newest fat crooked lasts in
mems shoes. OF black calf and
patent leather.
Tan shoes are the latest
vogue for this seasOn-and here
is shown every new and cor
rect styIe-tbe dead fat lasts
which are so stylish.
We devote an entire floor to
CbildTen's Footwear. showing a
stock By far the greatest and
best seen in Washington. New
styles in Children's Footwear
for May Balls and PaTties-as
elegant and smart as the
grown ups
B. RIGHTS SONS,
High grade footwear.
Ten-one T, Cor 10TH
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Harry b Cation spent today in Balti
more
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r SERVICE At
BOYS REFORM SCHOOL

Day viii be observed By the
the Boys Reform school OF the
. 81 Columbia this Afternoon At.
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The greatest variety OF
footwear for Easter brides,
for the rousseau, as well as
for travelling and all dress
wear. What other store rem
ders such admirable service =?
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sTRAYED.
LOST AND FOUND.
MILLINERY.

BABY CAPS AT COST. ONLY A
few left. Now is the time to get a
bargain.
MILLINERY JUST A FEW LEFT.
Don't miss a chance TO get 5000
hat for $3.50; all goods at cost: sale
beginning Monday morning at Kenner
g. Britton. ll6 Broughton. west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-13

FOR SALE, FIVE HOUSES IN
southeastern part of city; rent for $50
per month and all rented. j. L. What
ley, Bay street, east.
FOR SALE, THOROUGHLY MOD
ern Henry street residence; every con-
venience; perfect appointments. Ad-
dress Lee, care News.
FOR SALE, HOUSE ON NORTH
east corner CASTOR and Lincoln streets,
lot about 6Ox120 feet: one of the most
desirable residence locations in the
city. Apply to M. M. Hopkins.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE AT AUCTION. MON
DAY, 14TH, rs CASES OF SAR-
Dimes, BESIDES A LARGE LOT OF
OTHER MERCHANDISE. ACCUMU-
LATED DURING THE LAST FEW
WEEKS. C. H. DORSETT.
FOR SALE, SEVENTY-FIVED OZ-
en- Mason's fruit jars, porcelain lined
caps; prices, l pint, 40 cents per dozen;
one quart, As cents per dozen; one
half gallon, So cents per dozen. Sa-
vannah Crockery and Hardware Com
pany, S03-3O5 Broughton, west; Geor-
gia phone No. S57.
FINEST APPLES GROWN IN
Western North Carolina: write for
prices and express re- ties; both are low
Address j. E. Hall. Box 20, Waynes-
vile, N. c.
FOR SALE CHEAP, LOT AS
sorted pine scantling and rough
boards; also cypress shingles. Vale
Royal Mills, Savannah, Ga.
FOR SALE. A PERFECT LADY's
horse and buggy; perfectly gentle and
good roadster. Address Box 1854
SPLENDID HOWARD GASOLINE
engines, all complete for launches;
these engines have given wonderful
satisfaction; 1 carry in stock for
prompt delivery 2, and 4 H. 2. en-
!
complete, all sizes, ready to run and
guaranteed; all in stock. A second
hand Racine engine Ia H. p. all COM
plete, only few months in use. Apply
to Jacob Lippman, Congress and Barn
ard.
FOR SALE. SWEET MILK, BUT
ter milk, cream and fresh butter ].
l.. Clark, los Henry street, east. Geor-
gia phone 1895.
FOR SALE, A THOROUGH BROKE
setter dog, two years old; good fielder
and retriever. Address Box 16l, Quit
| man, Ga.
FOR SALE. TWO SECOND AND
electric ceiling fans. Apply at No. As
Full street.
FOR SALE. HAT RACK, PARLOR
set, refrigerator, tables. chairs. large
art square and other household furnI-
ture. SOB Broughton street, east.
SAIL BOAT; ONE OF THE BEST
NARROWING boats on the river, will be
sold for want of use; has an S-foot
cabin. Apply at 1O7 Congress street
east.
FOR SALE, TO A QUICK BUYER,
500 shares Savannah Oil, Coal and Gas
Companys stock at a low figure. Ad
dress Eureka, care Morning News.
FOR SALE. SEVENTY FIVE DOZ-
en- Mason's fruit jars, porcelain lined
caps; prices, l pint, 40 cents per dozen;
one quart, IS cents per dozen; one
half gallon, So cents per dozen. Sa
Vannah Crockery and Hardware Com
pany, 303-305 Rroughton, west; Geor-
gia phone No. S5i.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-13

PLANTATION CONTAINING ZOO
acres, known as Crescent" situate in
Button township, Beaufort county,
South Carolina, bounded north by Oak
Forest plantation and Colleton river;
easy by Tinblestone; south by Hunting
Island plantation; west by Oak Forest;
this plantation contains very desirable
planting lands, is situated on Colleton
river at deep-water point, opposite the
famous Spring Island, and in close
proximity TO Foot Point. For terms
and other information, apply to Clark,
Elliott & Clark, Columbia, S. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-13

THIRTY-FIFTH STREET HOUSE
storm sheeted and double fioored, lot
S0x145 feet. $2,SO0.0O can make terms if
desired. C. Mendel. Georgia phone 1910.
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100 LOTS FREE; TO ADVERTISE
Westminster Park, suburb New York;
send stamp for deed; size 25x100 feet;
high and dry; title guaranteed; agents
wanted. Twentieth Century Realty Co.,
Wall street New York
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-13

FOR 81, 800 A SPLENDID BAY WIN
dow home on Forty-first, near Bull;
seven room and bath. Lot runs through
to lane. Youmans & Demmond.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.

THE SAVANNAH ACADEMY COM
mences its thirty-fifth annual session
Oct. 1, at sos Drayton street. The prin-
cipal has had twenty-one years ex-
perience in preparing boys and young
men of Savannah for universities and
chronological institutes. He gives as
references several of the most prom
inent professional and business young
men of the city. that have studied in
this school. viz: DIR. G.. H. Johnson,
Dr.. r. M. Thomson. DR.. David G.
Allen, A. D. Harden. J. E. Schwarz,
II. p. Smart, Jr., Mungin B. Nichols
and Thomas Cavanaugh. The prepar-
atory work is modelled after the West
Point Academy" and University of
virginia systems, the principal hav-
ing studied in both of these institu-
lions. Apply for catalogues at sos
Drayton street. John Taliaferro, prin-
cipal.
THE PARTRIDGE SCHOOL WILL
reopen at a. m. Monday, Oct. 5, at No.
4O2 CASTOR street, east; boys will be
admitted to the primary department
under the direction of Mrs Strong;
piano department, morning and after
noon classes, Under the direction of
Miss Haskell; Marion Alexander Has
kell, principal; Bible literature, French,
music; Katherine Hartridge Strong
Vassar), principal primary depart
ment, mathematics; Ruth Wilder Grad
cline). history, English, Latin; Mar
garet Graham (Boston Art SCHOOL,,
drawing, painting. modelling; Cornelia
Edmond Lee, penmanship, Geography.
manual training.
THE COLLINSVILLE KINDER
garten, Park avenue, east, between OFT
street and Waters road, Miss Daniel
principal will open on Monday, Oct
at o'clock. For further particulars
apply at 302 State street, east.
MANDOLIN AND GUITAR IN
struction; best modern methods. En-
semble practice Wednesday at s p. m.
, Miss Edith Teasdale, IS Oglethorpe
avenue, east.
MISS WAYNE WILL REOPEN
her school for girls on Monday, Oct. 5.
Apply to 101 Jones, east.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-13

west possession Oct. l, $3U Tor 4OZ, S26
for other three per month Apply r.
s. Claghorn, 10 Bryan, east.
Ala LIBERTY STREET. WEST. BE-
tween Montgomery and West Broad
streets, two connecting apartments,
containing 16 rooms, all modern con-
venlences; elegant location for board
ing house. w. j. Miscally, Jr., 20
Bryan street. east.
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT, STORE, NORTHEAST
corner Bryan and Whitaker streets,
suitable for office or any retail busi-
ness; will put in first class condition
and arrange to suit tenant. Chas. F..
Fulton.
FOR RENT. THE STORE CONSIST
ing of four floors, Nos. 126 and 100 Bay
street, west, now occupied by the Geor-
gia Supply Co; railroad facilities and
elevator; interior newly renovated.
Chas. F, Fulton.
FOR RENT, BRICK STORE, COR
ner Jones East Broad also, two
small stores corner of the lane at rea-
sonable rental. c. Mendel, Georgia
'phcne 1910.
FOR RENT, STORE AND DWELL
ing, Wheaton and Reynolds streets,
good business stand $500 per month
c. Mendel, 16 Bryan street east.
FOR RENT. THAT LARGE TWO
story brick store, sixty feet front ex-
tending to lane, at present occupied
by j. w. Teeple; possession Oct. l. APP
ply E. A. We'll & Co.
FOR RENT, ONLY ONE MORE
store left in Morrison building, oppo-
site Foye & Eckstein. Apply D. ].
Morrison.
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
with first-c1ass bakery attached; An
derson and West Broad. Apply 10
Francis Harte. st. Julian and Jeffer-
son.
/ FOR RENT, STORES 2O6 BAY.
west, at present occupied by Dewald &
Co, and SIT Bay, east G. H. Remshart.
TWO STORES, 3OS AND 312 WEST
Liberty street. Apply M. D. Hirsch 80
West Liberty street
LARGE STORE, CORNER BULL
and Liberty street lane, two closets
and large room in the rear; this is one
of the best locations in the city for
most any kind of business; will put
store in condition to suit desirable ten
ant. Address Superintendent Georgia
Hussars.
Fer RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT, COMMODIOUS PLY
Sician's quarters; best location in city;
opposite De Soto Hotel, at 26 East Lib
erty; possession given Oct. /. For
terms, apply at 104 East Harris.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE OFFICES,
SINGLE OR IN SUITES. IN BUILD
ING, Is BRYAN, EAST, FROM OCT.
1. ROWLAND & ROWLAND.
NICE, DESIRABLY SITUATED Of
fees, Bull and State streets. Apply
Office of Leopold Adler.
OFFICES FOR RENT, BULL AND
Liberty Streets best location in the
for desirable tenant. Address Super
intendent Georgia Hussars.
A DESIRABLE OFFICE FOR
rent in the Southern Bank building.
Apply at the bank.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
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A LARGE WHARF AT FOOT OF
Lincoln street. suitable for lumber
business. G.. A. Mercer, Jr., Southern
Bank building.
FOR RENT. DESK ROOM FROM
Oct. 1. c. Mendel. 16 Bryan. east.
FOR LEASE.
SMALL FARM SUITABLE FOR
poultry, dairy or florist; delightfully."-
located on Ogeechee avenue; cenven-
lent to city; rent very reasonable 103
Park avenue, west
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
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