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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18
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a;f5 Tsaehers Rray ti.i t i s.
81 uQ:0e Sabbath SeAa "A = X 4
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$50 Publ " iozs il mon. lyy
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| CUR Debts. =, 3. Is = is 8 & n 3
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Prof. e 9lllaEn tlaEs s Iea der.i1sd - fJ;lsts IS
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tor, ailDieet: i.s5, less 4,
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sislE witt llli Eat Ieeag ileF1 81
s.{5l tFffs I, 8
AZ ilsse ilsss = ) 3 lIlgiRAF
lis5 ~ q sisYs: 4
Glsss - = .ss..s.
snd New Rrospefs
~ Atis " pecting great time AT
Noun tain Greek Sunday.
On Sesid ey tns aaedIa aseiy e kaes xzl,g.g
day school at 10 a. 10. the spea aking
VIII peginl w have also Beenesd
Rev NJ. ~, 81 irE; OF Gree vile eiI1
IS quite an attfacSSSs. . kar fos 4 eZ5
liver an add dress on foreisil Is Fl 4
she nfIarislg teisen sys n be fes botfl
foreign and iiopia Iaissioflss We ara
hoping and prayJag that every one
NJ do best as I. y ~ ssi Be- TIC la,f
o1eFlng before me alosing 5f The
De1ls1 scf these Bosrds sos noT,s
sea asionai EsfsaT. ts I ..iss
~ ls, one other featns E;lR {. 81
lle,e 70 s,e OYER 90 ief. ~ 81
Dinner SRll be serssd az lie iii tscl,
Sunday = ter TIE iouEtaiii e sa STYLE
wlaiell5 iiaf'a re- tleis win be tserty ,for
PEpgp
tn les az tel.ssaen at 22.9O sll ares ES-
Ipectlilg these same speaker q aka
Charge OF tho seFgiee and sssr & :
dEesses on tls Subjects pii, y Isl. sl......
= Y al,etl "a morn s. II % aoped
ollefIHs ken ct this slsfice sls6. Pro !.
pect is noted TOT her IaFgs sso lIs alliI
the intersst she ls taIsiIig in bof "a;
work and 5Re consider ii d, tPtsif q
isiays tiises SIlEFink kuIshed spea kers vis+
o. d or
5ssfor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

I.s The services at the irst' PresbS4
terian church tomo will ibe held
as fool lows The SAID school wifi
convene st ten o:cI0 0eiss; afr. il. ~.
Brown auperin The Rev. NJ. q.
preach a1 II s0i ana B q Clock: IA cor.
dial inv vitatiosi Is ii tt6iI 10 niib-
lie to hear tits Che
cfoifs S6f the stcgfi Fcl tIiYuiEii
sapleads music isfee s.
any ana ALI of Ties
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FaiR g0SIMETTIgEs

l0tErd Df DEreesss

~ Il, !, - 4 - y ~ fDEFcCttfktet q. e
ApbeFkI 81 April 1 Tat illaefinr
ef slse dtfect9rs ef i a Ia a 81
NEs6ciafitn of Il le ficrk
fe1ssail tees oihtaa IS
3fqf9 sE-.e., s stark S;atEfe ana
y les =. steveilans. q - "a 20
giii; Chic Is
ssAisef a zlus aieht and 4to
y. AZ Bill q nIn
lsesa s. S.tSfsff I'D ss ;. 4
4ltpfts Panfr2 supp RiSi- :
ceenH1I elll be aD ted II
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ssEte ESae 8
1eisag Il Machine

i 4trt sAldre W q 4 TotsG, Atyfiu denies
Ht enilunsly that ilie Is one Of the old
ei but neyertheless has 4 store
OF nfoFmat atioe about old feraoili
tnsd tale FOL lowing last ri ight IN efs3I- :
'necti0n ~ sfia tia discovers IL ~ n
the ofd wa ter srn on tho plflEat :
q An incident CON inectk q 1git tIl,; ma MA
tern found s1Iear he MOI nu6eiit
the srenoh' e. hi telenfione
pqict Is worthy OF mention Ri
sll0Itl & en- he organ tissifi
The FIRE, department. tile sfanniei
al1e teaisled and had To be ~
il fire otcurff
~ the store of, 3 !. %. AfcC Conneil, III tie
e!4 keYerly: Houss just where Gus
noa now is and though the firo.
I'D mad sou1e, Ilea dyFhp lalas, she a...sszs.
IItssn resi- ponqed without apparatus, a
tope and buckets were secured and
the ire pilk 3iotlt with water drawn
from thia. Riatesssss. 3. 4 q e 6. s
ne locating OF this old cisfeYn al,
the rlszs ressSs = the tififs; hen, tIies
city OF Anderson Jised & steamer In
nehyns fire. The ola steamer iiich
Dxs the way sgas rel egated 10 tho s,.;aD
heap not so many years ago, was t,,,r.
cssasep from the Charleston flro de-
rtI1ent nfter being used BY that a &
eartment Tor years. se iSsta m. 8.
NJ Orr. wEs naay0f pro tom al the
time { SLOAN fEasswelI ,bsinR islSIgzsi
Oh and he " eli ifuih hiis sof tii = lln3,s :
-AHlfkaesl.. ...al
kse the al. 'lis ateen,eI.. 8
hl4fe II ana sRats used sefp ef.t ssFsi :.
islatsEiR dres f0r several ysHfs
ase os fhe natIie "a 81. - 4 NJ ~
sfla iStze9ts qE Anderson 4 ere 81 tise
that hot
would Be ippliea BY the esiS
m sx the fiaEaaa
\ ne E9esti 8 the q Ire Department.
eAfilsE tifose yesse wac, IA ii HEtle stall
me ne e occupied By Davis
ths ilfenian 81 charge oe the
sStsgl:aars and lntIsly og the older resis
9sllEs can recall via aalv seeife him
ara his gtse aurEylsg to & Gre. ks.
mckinney h Is
and his ion lted bremen e hsInaet
q slit to e sisrh to- the cistsrns. sf7Iav
are kllins Ike 20 Test sqsia ne als
each noid eb0ut 10 cubic feet 81 y L slssi
y lteas the sslitef works Ssefs Ia "A
stl9tlt - years aao tispss man holes 81
tue els vi ith were about Is IL 2
cilea sasis e. ygefa cd. the man in
rli,slEe Cf the lob i,og tskfhR ttla
tss,lsle llliIip them Or before hand
9f.a sd to kEn d .
l-.s.sa by a es les zirs ; ttesf; u
81, i Il IN 4 ~
SS Nntnea fron3 lsEnr craeJ,
utl a Es was als1eser lin foIa.
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49,
should
least 600 pounds Of blood Bone
acre for tie best and most lasting Wee thai 600
pounds used TO he
The crop tax more plant
your soil runs down. hp aeTe xonse 60o ponds
the Acre furnish The food ta
te crop takes from M aud soil improves Alg besides he
more USE the crop grows and
Your land is shaded and Anaihei
With heayy larger stalks limbs and
and bols This sae soiI
thls vegetable matter furnishes so and soil Without
unus is like leather Without Its usefulness mpaied
And then heavy boIs ths akes more
pairs ana 9HsFe s Wlee make farming
dlasEeaes ef witt pounds and
I'pAl6s acre tle6
crop VIII 100 pounds of lint Cotton present prices
fIat the rise Of 500, That ishoW pays There Isl no.
its pounds paw better
100 pounds or 500 pounds une ground lis IN
state Of We doubt use more than
pounds TO cotton lands are fed
St3s3 or our Is about what YOU need
H your lands s44 soi are s
little late in planting, rs the
senage Of phosphorus acid viii hasten and maturity
your pounds to the acre on
your cop y on halt and see where money
are getting out blood bone goods That has ao edia
asa sls advantage efop making
9ak neople are depffyed of IL understand
you noticed The
son College Not single sample down he anaisss o
81 them soldier ahe price
s the same. get the best.
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IS anll: ~ t:lHs d y 81.
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Ba0TIIER Do lT.I q. PATTERs0N
Iliea IS A1aa me ssas Aia inspector
gi;5Esss VI 4 p; E5cll {1tsiis 7

Mr.. h n PATTERSON at this city
has recentiy been hefeaFed, IN the
death of ! his brother ~. 81 PA attersoR.
8 The Ahbeyiile Medium has the fol-
lowing account:
( = Ilfs W 81 ri tters0n. for many years
q resident of AhhevilIe, died at IFS
home Mondays April 18Th, a 81 A. after,
an illnesB oe taboas two WEEKS it'd 5is11zaSii
5Q yes The funeral exe16ises
were condacfsd Tuesday BY Rev. y.
laaSonie ffoft3 ,1it lelfose
tte folloyfina Lcsins ss ell Dearezes: !:
otto Rrfstovi 81 s. l;eiheans !.
u. ". p 0Sen aud III
II. DuPre. s.
The decea3S ia IS survived by ftye
|leughters. M NJ. langley, d.
beyiiJe hTfk. WoTrel saluftf bia !:
Misses fits lite and atlsleeE Pats
terson. 60 sons, Sam RatteF on.
sof d its ifd Albert pa 5f
r. 9n held 8 res Doaai i5fe
pqai ton nc bbeyille C5tten
lEiiH for q ntillh Der of years, and at
the I!sne ef II death iis Bas tank
aud nlI9lln ir spersn4s OF the Sea III q;
All Line Ita lsVas 1e waa 8 1efris5
Der oe lie VI U9lss church and 0s
the Iasohs ard NEccdSnen Sf the
World, and slead higl In the 6stiEoa.
Hon Of his Er ssnds.
{ llS Nv 81 fam ~ have tho 8sln-
PA tsik IS larke circle eg frieudb;
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Rei's saith ss; 23l sniiis6 playing fof
BrooI.Iya Il 9eafnsaa q. sl.a Iitasss n S
patches
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4 sIlia lei sgek Ii guakee IN *.
autsit4 klft TIA be apptec
and elter sie ne - & of one
Of these dainty Iafpa n tlle flat
) IS 0as ID aud IS pzatcs
tieaI BESIDES Our bSFae
ara of Call
around ara aopls slles aysg
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: le..an.I... .. sas ease mia
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;a5FBnICAN I,EkGUR

! At Boston Q 3: SFnahinn ION Z. g
AZ Ne:Ss Y1rls ls Phi nhfa 0.
& At Enteago gI6yeIsnd 5.
At Detroit = . souis
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ifi0lels and asifi is i Sa,s 81 3 8
feye f4ots tol ffls s fieis AsaSeisf IniiY
We stfHfl % s efsli Is itestlty
gafna lir srIss ~ siisi q. e rfsal f,,i{ q
-. ~ Ass ssfslssslE
a gon piais Tie
ttIfts5 ssB47 8 + Il
m q Irssie. perS &rdan hfca sike
gard bas al an1Ifef as y,sti &ffa'
pt iik cc1.s6 GNesy year stS
Is 3 ft rffst and help beeatil5 l.
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There were two ( extra innings
games In the Federal Leagues S
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G0DTHKi ~ y 3 AaETEII

At Atlanta 3 Nashville
At ChRttano oga s !: Memphis 10.
AT Birainghan 4 Mobile q. ~ IS
AZ New Orleans Montgomery
Ten i9ping u
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hat more raptur4as thanyts heaI
sgfpe popular air e4qGisitsIy piaye;s
ON p PIaHOi GIS
9ood Instruments are not SxjIeu l3e:
They may appear 50. Hlien elis dual.
itsl ana Life Of q Planc at SsS0.90 Is
compared with enc ,at $4,000 tRat cost.
ing the most Is foundito ne TIE clseap.
est We charge less for What Is good
than others charge fpr what is poor.
Willis s. SI earrrlall
Music 81 onse.
Bleckley Big And efson, s. O.
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2 's.lI q 8 g 90 q q q 9. q 9 q 8 .
o. sEkssAIsIs NESU UIsTS 8 4,
.sD s. soss9 sS o d 3 O. 8 q o p o. B
FEDRRAI. EEkGUE.,' b

: ~ ,, ,IttpUUt8 8lI-llIUUAIYTI vet fSOlqu
AT Bal ltinoxe 3 !, l3ufsaie Z.
At Louis s: IndiRnanolis &.
!, AZ Kansas City Chicago b. ii
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llIIEslIl 3 8 Il a b CI ATIilN

iilAtz ilolllAgl lIEe 3; !; C0InmbpB Il.
= AT indianapolis 0 ;S cleveland 8. Z
At Kansas CITY 8; N1inneap polls ~
4 ~ Als77.sss Zee ~ g Psasl 8. 49, 49,
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OUTII iiTEA A.g1tTC IEkgFiJjE

* Y SJDs1tesS n AA1NAAl}< bttACihEs 7. z
At acksonyi LEI is COlumhua /.
AT EhBrlegton o. lColumkia /.
itAt Macon 8 Albany s.
AZ AslEusta SAyannah 4. !,
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Al THE CHIIRGRES
HaII1NTE TiiEvUI IT'I'EITEAN

..--.-..... 81 ]. &
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l,Tesgaa lOal yesteraa q.
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NATIONAL NE EAHUE

{, ttA,El0Elk44t r. AkaUE
AT Br0nklyn 5 !; Eoston o
At Phisade deIpllts 81 New York IL
At, ST. L;o,iis o RillebtlraIt g. 81
at Cincinnati Chfca D 6, q
q x - ,--4.--s--s----f
s. G. Ulss7ststttty S; oaG Ridge 0.
~ ssss, - -itg------.-s " 80
~ :. f(rrtnEnte ~ 5ktsi n = d. ~
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i:0gHER GAAIge.

Eiirman q isrshine /. s5t
Z 5 = u 81 ~ fjSss g'
Virginla iii N, Ai. + 8.
Auburn s Tulane 81
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Dossesses fes
IAldTich has !
western Eni|
Tor 5000. II
cnnstanees.j
fsaeIdl{
Eyy1TfyF1K5sTu0 {
heh Hbk the 1
.transnstsslonI
prepay the !
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

BOONTON. N j., in the mountains. 40
minutes to New York; Laekawanna ex-
press service; seven-room house, in perfect
condition; all improvements; plot 10000:
electric lights fine garden, large piazza,
facing lake; sell at $4,000; only $1,000 cash,
balance mortgage; have small and large
houses, bungalows: three furnished houses;
rent season or year. Write for particulars
or by appointment only, 412 Dixon av.,
WILLIAM A. KIRBY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
MONTCLAIR.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Ideal all-year resi-
:. deneve. restricted park section, Upper
Montclair; five minutes from train. trolley.
churches, schools, stores; 10 rooms and 2
baths; hardwood trim throughout; electricity,
gas. steam heat modern plumbing, wide
porch, awnings, screens, ETC.; plenty of
shade; grounds 75x125; express service; 33
miutes to Hudson tunnels terms excep-
tonal. OWNER, Box 40, Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
ROsELLE PARK.

RoSELLE PARK, N. J.-House, 3 rooms,
bath. gas. heat, water, front and back
stairs, three porches attic. cellar; lot 50xI65;
house 25X39; fruit trees arbor; trolley 4 min
utes; Central Railroad five minutes so
trains daily to New York, l.. v. r. r. ten
minutes; twenty minutes to Newark; school
one block sewers; police and fire depart
ments; value $4,000; will sell for $3,700.
GEO. E. REISS, 1898 Grove St, Elizabeth.
N J..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
ROCHELLE PARK

SEVEN ROOMS, gas; plot 115x4s4; large
chicken coop; 40 fruit trees small fruit
SO minutes by train, Is minutes to station
$500. NJ. HOUSMAN, Rochelle Park. N. j..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
IRyINGTON

TIFFANY PL, Irvington-New two-family
detached house; 10 rooms, two baths: plot
81 " x140, at bargain; near cars; easy terms;
modern improvements Write OWNER, 432
Stuyyessnt av,, Lyndhurst. N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

HOUSE, nine rooms, bath; all improvements
50x12b; select Greenville section, con-
yenient to steam and trolley cars. 1873 Clerk
ST., Jersey City.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
VAUXHALL

NEW six-room house; all improvements;
located on Springfield av.; splendid loca-
ton for doctor; Vauxhall seotion will sell
at bargain; small payment down, balance
easy terms. Inquire VAUXHALL Real Els
tate Office. Take Springfield av. car.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
METUCHEN

AT Metuchen, N. j.. for sale or rent; rs
miles out on p. II. r.; new Groom stuoco
house; all improvements; price and terms
reasonable to responsible people. Address
owner, w. I. MADAA1S, Metuchen, N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
CITY HEIGHTS

90 KENsINGToN Az. Jersey City Heights
Three story and basement eleven-room
house; also lot 25x100; sell separate; most
desirable location.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

ss,0O0-RUBBLE stone village residence,
covered with ivy, IL rooms improvements
barn, hennery, fruit, garden easy terms
other desirable homes, farms building sites,
within our picturesque town limits; commu-
tation Erie r. Il. BREMHALL, Park Ridge.
N j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
IANsDOWN

AT LANSDOWN, N. J.-Slx-room house;
garden and lawn; water in kitchen; beau
!iful shade trees, fruit; large poultry house;
3 minutes to station, minutes to bathing
and fishing price 81, 500 to $1,000 cash.
CHAS. BRILL, JR., 1547 Broadway n. Y.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
BERGENFIELD

BERG Groom bungalow;
all improvements; near station; large plot
t1,a7b; S175 down balance S13 monthly.
Owner, f. r., Bogota, N. ].
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
SOUTH ORANGE

AT Mountain station, South Orange. 10 and
Broom house: all improvements; line view:
sos aud $40 per month. o. s. THOMPSON.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
DWELLINGS TO LET

STEUBEN ST.-Slx-room, one-famiy house,
steam heat and all modern improvements
refined neghborhood; central to two trolleys
and Grove st. station; rent s25. THE ED
WARD W. MARTIN CO., is Bathgate pl.,
RoseVille.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

cALIFoRN

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. big sacrifice;
every Improvement open fireplace; near
trolley; worth $4,000: price. 3d. 400; terms, S40d
cash; balance small installments. FIACRE,
p26 Essex building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
WEST NEW YORK

FOR SALE-Two modern 2-famiy detached
brick houses, 1928 and 1873 Esd ST., West
New York; all improvements; 40 minutes
from New York City Hall fare &c; price
III 600 terms to suit. Inquire CHARLES
HEM 10. Till Il. Nest liololten. n j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
CHATHAM

HOUSE, rooms, all conveniences; near
station and trolley, lot 50x150; garden;
high location; restricted neighborhood; no
agents. Box 1874, Chatham, N j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

FOR sALE-House, six rooms bath, all i'm
proyeThents, except heat; high locationi
OWNER, 81 south Park Drive. West Or
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

BARGAIN for gardeners, acres of good
garden land blocks from railroad sta
ton and the trolley passes the property,
only scent carfare to New York ferry; will
sell all or half of the plot; easy terms to suit
the buyer For further information apply
to PIyER OELRICH, No. 4e7 West Side
av. Jerseg City, n. ]. An opportunity for
a quick buyer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
FLORIDA
GET A FARM
IN FLORIDA

$s5 an Acre; Small Payment down
Balance Monthly; THREE CROPS
A YEAR; 500 an Acre Profit.
Call or write
BENNELL DEVELOPMENT co.
Tel. Gramercy $40.
Suite 5040.
Metropolitan Bldg,
New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29

RIDGE ST, 7s9-Two-family house, upper
land lower floors; and rooms. all I'm
psoyements; minute TO trolley and school.
DIR. w. ID. HOLT. 661 Broad St
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
SOUTH ORANGE.

SOOIh ohtAN1E.
THREE-STORY frame dwelling; modern
improvements baths. hot and. cold water,
steam heat; delightful location; convenient
to Lackawanna Railroad and trolley cars
possession at short notice. Address or call
n. E. BURKE, A Mechanic ST., Newark, or
81 Second ST. South Orange.
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FuRNIsnED ROOMS WANTED.

YANTED-Furnshed room for man and
wife little girl s years old, for sleeping
only; must be centrally located; state terms
or no attention paid. Address REFERENCE.
Box %, Star office.
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-FOUR pleasant rooms 1915 Grove terrace,
irFington water and gas; rent 50. In
qure ON premises.
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FOR SALE-Near Barnegat, N. J., house,
large rooms, built of Al cedar, water in
house. gas In street. dry cellar; ten acres
of rich, cultivated soil; good barn, out
grapes Strawberries; one Of Ave fronting
on Jerseys best automobile highway; no
undesirable neighbors in vicinity; suitable
for boarders winter and summer good
shooting and fishing In season; no mud at
sany time; account OF old age Will sacrifice
for 1880. For particulars address or in
ouire Of CHAS. BASLER, care Fred Liegi-
bel 401 Eighth av., corner Thirtieth ST.,
New York city.
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RosEvILLE, North 9th st, 202-First noor
I large light rooms; 2nd hoor, rooms
separate entrance and heaters; 2-family brick
house on large lot; / block to trolley; rem
So aud S33 TIE EDWARD w MARTIN
CO.. Is Bathgate place. nenr Roseyille sta.
ton; phone BOZ Branch Brook
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RosBYILLE, North 9th st. 105- Two blocks
to station, l block TO trolley; select neigh
horhood; 7 rooms; first floor of a modern
2-family house; all separate improvements
house sets on lot 37xl00; rent S32; apply for
key and Information TO THn EDWARD W
MARTIN co, Is Bathgute pl.. Roseyille !:
phone 3o2 Branch Brook.
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SMALL payment, balance as rent IL de-
sired; small new colonial and mission,
eght-room house; water, sewer, electricity,
gas. steam heat, eobble stone fireplace. fine
shade; near station, trolley school and
churches. JAMES WHITToN, Chatham,
j.
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BARGAIN-Private house. rooms beth, all
improvements; also small factory. all
brick 20 minutes to New York. w. NAL
LET 1873 Central av, Jersey City
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FARMS FOR SALE
DELAWARE

DELAWARE FARMS-Large and small; 5000
to $15 goo; productive level land; free bar
gain list. cHAS. NJ. HAMMOND, Milford,
Del.
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RoSEV1fLn. North 2nd st. 1o5-Four rooms
lst floor; family house, one-half block to
WARD w. MARTIN CO. is Bathgate pl.,
Roseville
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET

BANK ST, S5-Nieey furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; improvements.
BEACH ST, f0-Two pleasant housekeeping
rooms furnished; all improvements.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE
WEST ENGLEwooD


WEST ENGLEwooD, N. J.-House, six
rooms, bath; all improveme It's; corner
agents wanted. Write to A. w. GERRANS
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

ORCHARD ST. ao-second floor; rooms and
baths all improvements steam heat fur
chard ST.
PLANE ST, 96-Four rooms second floor;
gas. hot and cold water. tubs: sic; adults.
Ring third bell.
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HILTON.

FOR SALE-Seven-room house, all improve
ments; lot s5x650; 10 minutes walk from
trolley; bargain for quick buyer. Consult
A. j. KNOLL or e. r. FISH. 40 Baker St.
Maplewood, N. J.
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FOR sALE-At Wyekoff, half acre; s-room
house; fruit of all kinds; also IA acres;
Broom house: all improvements 81, 500. APP
son. N j.
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RrNYON ST, 214; cor Hedden terrace
Seven rooms; all improvements rent re8-
sonable. Inquire ]. DENSKY. "a Falryiew
nv; near 18th hy.
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FREE

PARAMOUNT Az, 1879 near South orange
aY.-One to three rooms and bath, hot
water janltor; good location and services
rents S2 up weekly. Inquire premises