St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 13, 1883
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. classes of “Want Advertisements” wilt be elites for the PosT-D1IsPATCH at the oye with the main office, 12 Set day) office appest afternoon. S age for - de a week, also rece at licen Bt ; res , ' n $ yto W. cor. Grand avs.; Eugene Bribach, 2700 Cnouteau ayv.; Geo. Weinsberg, druggist, Menard and Marion sts. Telepnove Numbers— partmens B 88 Editorial Kooms - RELIGIOUS NOTICES. irst Congregational Church, Delmar gies near Grena—itey. J. G. Merrill, pas- Services . 0 44 ay . M °s English Lutheran Church, Tell as Cardinal av. M. Rhodes, D. ., pastor. Rey. Dr. Fry will preach Sabbath morn- ing at 10:45; no evening service. Sabbath-school, 9:00 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Lectures to young women will be resumed Sabbath evening, 2ist inst. tral Presbyterian Church —— Garrison and Lucas avs.—Rev. RK. - residence No. 2935 Lucas av. t 10:45 and in evening at "3 —_$—$$$$ Glasgow Av. Presbyterian Church, cor. Glasgow ave. aud Dickson st. Rev. H. k. Williams, State evangelist, will . preach to- morrow at 10:45 a. m. and 8 p.m. Sunday-school at 3 p. m.. Young people’s meeting at 7 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer-meeting at 8 o’clock. A cordial welcome to all. Church (Jof. the Meésiah, North- east corner of Locust street and Garrison avenue, Rev. John Snyder, pastor. Sunday, October 14, 1883, the pastor will preach at ll a. m., subject: “Church ing,”« and-at 8 p. m., Service of Sacred Song. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. is- sion Sunday-school, at the Mission House, corner of Ninth and Wash streets, 2:45 p.m. All cordially in- vited. First Methodist Church, corner Glas- gow av. and Dayton st.—Services Sunday morning and evening by the pastor, Rév. Sol. R. Hicks. Special talk Sunday morning to “Honest Skeptics.” Every pew free. All welcome. Second Baptist Church, corner of Lo- cust and Beaumont (27th) streets. The pastor, W. W. Bovd D. D., will preach at ll o’clock Subject: “Christ the Friend.” At7:45 p.m. he ve “A Talk to Parents and Teachers.” Church ay-school at 9:30 a.m. Afternoon school at 3 o’clock. Weekiy service on Wednesday evening. All are welcome, STLE EXCALIBUR; No.7, aight of the Golden ule—Stated cones every . evening at hall, 8. E. cor. 9th and ket sts. Visiting comrades . T. A. HUTCHINS, Commander, Wa. C, STREBTOR. 10 TTENTION KNIGHTS—The_ delegation A to Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias will leave Union Depot on —— train via Keo- kuk and Northwestern R. K. for Hannibal, at 10 o’clock SHARP, on Monday evening, Octo- ber l5th. Tickets.for round trip are $4.00 and can be bad at — — No. a 2k 3 also ullman Palace Sleepers a ' werine = * THOS. R. GELWICKS, 833 Chm. Gom. Transportation. Y and members of Home ey? soy oy 168 L. O. O. F., are request- éd to meet at their hall, corner 7th and Fra mn av., Wednesday evening the lith inst., at 7:15 p. m. sharp, to Me a Lodge 14, (3700 , order of the N. G. ae Suan ties JAS. P. McKAY, P. Secy. . x ove. boon a ee og ? ual grand ball of Germania Legipn, 1%,4. 4 0. U. W., will be held at new Turner Hall./77— corner of Carroll andlvth sts., on October 20.qi0ee All the Legions of the city are invited tv cal at our nall at 8 o’clock sharp, at Carondelet and Rus- sell avs., in full uniform, to march to the ball-room. By order of Kusel, secretary of committee. _w33 rXRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 622. K. & L. of H. meet every Saturday eign corner of Summit ay, and R grim Yo “ ‘ oe o— i ted, order of the Pro A o dant: 4 8. BATES, Secretary. — AYNE LODGE, No, 2874, K. of H., meets . @very Monday night. Hall, No. 2847 Chouteau av. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. B. F. LOCKHART, Dictator. JOHN L. CONKLIN, Reporter. 33 REGULAR meeting of Benton Lodge,No. 1822, K. of H., with’ be held on Morday eet N OTICE is nereny evening, April 16, 1863, at Druids’ Hall, Ninth and Marker sts. Degree: will be con ferred. iting brothers cordially invited. — DAVID PROSSER, Dictator. JOHN DAY, reporter. 833 ' ALL MISSOURI LODGE, 227, K OF H,— Regular meeting, Monday night next, work in the degrees. All members «re in- vited to be> present. Visiting brothers are vited. , seen ten JOHN BRUCE, Dictatof, JOHN. H. BARKER, Reporter. 33 BON APAKTE COUNCIL.No. 15, LEGION 03 HONOR, now meets every Saturday nigh at their new hall, southeast corner éth and Elm sts., opposite — Hotel; visiting —e EL A DREON, Chancellor. JAMES L. BARRON, Recorder. : This new and elegautly furnished hall ts for ren for society purposes. Apply to E. L. Adreon, City Hall. 33 ALL ST. LOUIS LODGE, No. 13, K. of H., October 12, 1883.—Members of this lodge are notified that hereafter the regular sess- ions of the lodge will be held Thursday — at Legion Hall, s. e. cor. 4th and Elm sts. ictator. , A Bape xe 3 P. S. DROWN, R. RVING COUNCIL, No 2, L. of H., meets I every* Wednesday eve at 8 o'clock, corner Leffingwell and Washington avenues. Inter- esting proceedings in the initiatory degree. Visiting brethren eee Srenscenae. All l squested to attend. : ensppcssasedey se sania hele Ss. 8S. HUTCHINS, W. C. RICHARD HANLON, Recorder. 33 Grand Av. Frechytentan Church, cor. Grand and fashington avs.— Preaching Sabbath,September 430, at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p. m., by the pastor, Rev. A. Nelson Hollifield. Sab- bath-school at 9:15 a. m. Prayer-meeting Weanesday evenings at 7:45 o’clock. welgome. -——_— The Third BapBise Church, Four- teenth st. and Clark av., will, commencing Septem ber 30, have preaching at 4 Sunday afternoon, and no evening service. Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church , (opposite western gate of the park).—Rev. r. irwin will preach Sunday, 30th inst. Services at lia.m. and at 8p.m. Sunday-school teachers meet for the study of the lesson at 10o0’clock a.m. Sun- day-schooi at 3 p.m. All are cordially invited to at- tend all meetings. a Centenary . . Church (South), ' eor. Pine and Sixteenth streets.—Kev. W. V. Tudor, pastor. Preaching at i0:30 a, m. and 7:30 p, m. Sunday-schoo!l at9a.m. Prayer meeting Weanes- day evening at 7:30. ip. East St. Louis Presbyterian Church, =~ ~=sccorr. Collinsville street.—Rev. A. O. Pen- piman, pastor. Services every Sabbath at 1] a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school at 9:30 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Everybody welcome. n> United Presbyterian Chapel, corner Grand and Clark avenues.—Services Sabbath, July 1, at 104, o’clock a. m., by the pastor, Rev. Mr. MecKelvy. Sabbath school at 234 o’ciock. All are in- ; vited and welcome. >. Union M. E. Church, Garrison and Lu cas avs.—Rey. C. P,. Masden, 10:30 a. m, and 7 :45 p. m. Trinity Church, corner Washington avenue and Eleventh st.—Rev. George OC. Betts. rector. Holy commuion 7 o’clock. Morning prayerand sermon ll a.m. No Sunday-school tili first Sunday in October. Evening prayer 4p. m. Compline and sermon 8 p. m. Holy communion every Thursday, and Holy-day 7 a. m St. Luke’s M. E.Charch, corner Poto- mac and Clara streets.—Pastor, Albert Jump. Morning service 10:30a. m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Sabbath Schoolat9a.m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45p m. First Presbyterian Church, Lucas place and Fourteenth street. ev. 8 C, DD. Ganse. Pastor. Preaching on Sabbath at lla. m., and 7:45 p. m. Subject of evening discourse, “Habit.” Sabbath School at 10 a.m. Mission Sabbath School at 3 p. m., at Tabernacle Mission of Fifth and Biddle streets. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. All are cordially invited. St. George’s Episcopal Church, corner of Beaumont and Chesnut streets. _-fev. John Fulton, D. D., LL. D., rector; Rev. W. J. Speirs, B. D., assistant minister. Morning service at 10:45. Evening service at 7:45. Sunday-schooi at 9:15. Christ Church, Corner Thirteenth and Locust streets,—Rev. Dr. Schuyler, - Fector; W. W. Sylvester, assistant. Morning services atjl. Free evening servicc at 7;45. All persons are cordially invited. => Washington and Compton Avenue = Presbyterian Church.—James H. Brookes, pastor. Preaching on the Lord’s Day at 10:30 a.m.and 8 p.m.; young people’s meetingat 7 p. m. Lecture Wednesday evening, and prayer meeting Fri- day evening. Grace Church,cor. of Twelfth and Warren sts.—Rev. Dr. Ingraham, rector. Summer services: Morning service, li o'clock; even- ing service, 8 o'clock. a - ' qe Second Presbyterian Church, N. W. corner Seventeenth street and Lucas place. Rev. 5. J. Niccolls, D. D., pastor. Divine service, con- ducted by pastor at ll a. m, Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper administered at4p.m. No evening service. Sunday-school at ¥:3v @ m.in the chapel. All are invited and welcome. -_ Pilgrim Congregational Church, cor- ner Washington and Ewing avs.—Rev. C. L. Goodeli will preach at iy a.m,, and Kev. J. L. Maile will speak at 7:30 p.m@. Bible school at 12 m., at which »sirs. W.C. Crafts, of Brooklyn, - will speak, illustrating the teacher’s work. Young peopie’s union at 6:30 p- m. Prayer-meeting, Wednes- day evening at 7:30 o’clock. Welcome. Christian Church, Eighth and Mound SS, streets. Chaplain Mullins will preach to- morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.m, fhe eyening sermon will be especially fer young people. Come and bring vour friends with you. " ~ Carondelet M. E. Church, Corn , 3 Second and Union streets, Carondelet Monn Rev. G. W. Hughey, D. D., pastor. Preaching at 1":30 a,m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. §.S. at 2:30 p. m. Class-meeting Sunday morning at 9:36,and Friday evening. ey Fifth Congregational Church.— Eleventh and Chambers sts.—Rev. fi. 8, Williams, pastor. Service at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 ‘ m. Bn tag serene» and lecture on Wednesday ‘evening at7:45. Young people’s meetin 45 Dp. m Sunday evening. eerees yee => St. John’s Episcopal Church, © 3 Dolman and fickory.—Services’ i oon days, at 10:45 a.m, The Rev. J. T. Wright will - nage ses pe bee of rpg “The Law of boa and Man; or Religious an v " All are welcome. Bore. — Church of the Adven wentieth 6t., bet. Wash and Carr.— N. Chesnutt, Rector. Service 10:30 a. m. ak ee bration of Holy Communion. : ~~ a> First Christian Church, Co ob and Seventeenth streets.—Wm Ee. fall we tor. Services each Lord’: Day merning at 10:45 and evening at 7:45. Prayer-meetin Wednesday evenings Sunday School at 9:35 a. m. free. Aiiare wel- come. Episcopal.— ourth Saptist Church a North Market sts—tey. J. Vs _ D., pastor. Service 0:45 a. m., and 7:30p.m. Sab. ous Eapee. H. TR pes » Superintendent, at 9 a. wm. rien thy ting ¥y; young people’s Friday Central Christian Church.—Rev. Jo- rvi seph HM. Foy, D. D., paster. Se hoe gg every Sunday morning at 10:45. Everybody Grand Avenne M. E.Charch, * teenth and Obear avenue.-— ngton, Pas servi . Fervice ‘ meeting J ', 30 ge’ oo ce ee Wednesaa v evening 7:30, PE NE ~~ ——se-~ en SOCIETY INOTICES. the season at the Laclede Hotel Wednesday hye Mistletoe Club will give their first reception of eyening, Octoper 17. 881 ———- PERSONAL SUNDRIES. —{ONIEST shoemaker of the world. Keeps A. over a hundred ons styles -, wane. Reeve to order from £7 to $15. Paris, ance, is no . WE ERT sie N. Sixth st., =e Barr’s. — Ali kinds of repairing neatly done. j BO: =AM DENTAL COMP’Y, BOSTON STE | | No. 802 Washington ayv.,the only place in the city where they extract teeth with gas or vitalized air f or 25 cents, and are making best sets of teeth for 87 0". CHROMO AND fancy cards of all kinds at bed rock prices. Wholesale and retail Adams & Wathene, 3i4 N. Sixth st, OLDEN RULE Dru supply of the mos Store, 906 S. 4th st.—Fresh just received; our stock yatent medicines goods from tirst hands; or ge earefully pre- H. pular S replenished daily with pared at lowest prices. Reily, proprietor. 26 KAVA RUMA. The American Golden Remedy cures when cases seem hopeless. No copaiba. capsules or sickening drugs. American Remedy Co., 515 Washington av. 74 NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL 1426 Franklin av. Best sets of teeth, C0 $6 to $10. Dr. Utt, Mamager. {| 1 medium. natural ne saat dna test and guide for business. 1315 Morgan st, 7 ERSONAL—Consult Una F. Silva, clairvoyant me- dium, on business or anything pertaining to life; spiritual communications. 819 Franklinav. 74 7RS. LANKTON, Indian fortune teller, 921 N. 7th h st.: side entrance, upstairs. 74 nnis The best PRINTING holiday present. All sizes and prices from the toy press to the full size Vathene, 314.N. Sixth st. PRESSES forthe boys. job press for printers. Circulars free. Adams & TPERSONAL—Mrs. Flooa of: San Francisco, the great clairvoyant of the age,is now ready to un- fold to you all important events through life. No. 1322 Market street. Ladies, Wc; gents, #1; magnetic treatment £2. Hours9a.m. to6p.m. 74 ERSONAL—Mrs. Brown, nee Seiz, midwife, grad uated with honor fromthe St. Louis School of midwives, receives ladies in house for confinement; business confidential. No. 1017 Chestnut st. 74 ERSONAL—Miss Overdier, spiritualist, reliabie test and business medium. No. 10 Center st. mi4 FPERSONAL—Mme. Blanch, trance test and writing medium, 716 South Fifth st. Parties wishing to sit fordevelopment call Wednesdays and Fridays. 74 “STAMPS—If you want one get our UB rices. We guarantee you the best for the money. Agents wanted. Adams & Wathene, 314 N. Sixth st. PH VHE best place to buy medicines, drugs. toilet ar- ticles, perfumery, etc., etc.,is at the Golden Rule Drug Store,:0638, Fourth st. Prescriptions a specialty. Prices to suitthe times. 742 Dr. A. W. Ramey, 1120 Olive St., St. Louis, Expels Tape Worms with headin from 40 to %min- utes. without sickness. Cures CANCERS AND 1U- MORS WITHOUT THE KNIFE. Treats ali forms or CHRONIC DISEASES successfully, Thousands or testimonials. Send for circulars of references, ST. LOUIS, June 29, 1883.—This certifies that Dr. Ramey. 1120 Olive st., expeiled tape worm with head, without fasting or sickness. from my wife in forty minutes. O. C. KINLEY, Ferguson, Mo. "WEAK AND UNDEVELVUPED A PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY enlarged, developed and strengthened,” etc., is an_interesting advertise- ment long run in our paper. Inu replyto inquiries we willsaythat there is no evidence of humbug about this. On the contrary, the advertisers are ver pa en! Rang Interested parties may get seale 13 S. SLX TEENTH ST.—Nicely furnished rooms ya ) for light housekeeping. 813 4? S. FIFTEENTH ST.—Two unfurnished sec- ey? ond-floor front rooms; one unfurnished room on first floor. 813 S14 N. NINTH ST.—Furpished front room suita- ble for gentiemen or man and wife; aiso some for light housekeeping. 813 902 LOCUST ST.—Furnisned front room for ev aad ©6ttwo gents at $1.25 per week, each. ml3 9] + CHAMBERS ST.—Nicely furnished,second ‘story front room; also front parlor, with board, for four or five gents. 813 As S. FOURTEENTH ST.—Furnished front ~ room. s13 1009 N. COMPTON AV.—Two furnished , rooms for ight house-keeping. 813 10 +3 WASHINGTON AV.—Nicely furnished rooms by week or month for rent at rea- sonabie rates. s13 1 ll CHOUTBAU AV.—rurnished and unfur- nished rooms for light housekeeping. 313 MONROE ST.—Seven rvoms,. water and ing. sis gas. inquire at 1112 Monroe st. 813 $5. 813 MORGAN ST.—Second-story front ro om, 114 nished room, with fire and ht; $1: month, s13 , light; $12 per HICKORY ST.—One nicely furnished room for two gents. and one unturnished, HICKORY ST., near i3th, one nicely fur- NG. hors No. 725 8. 2 | es ead a shod onthe m * southern exposure. ’ ‘ oe Oe oes ict, Bea ec Set Y as rooms and laundry; = : > — on first floor, ¢ 2704 its tnturmnnes : refs. ve E ern back room} fa *pe Pine st.; s a nishea, 2810. TON AY.—Three unfurnishea 28 9 ee: auatatie for light housekeeping: water ete., on same floor. CRs RANKLIN AV.—Stone-front of 10 rooms, 2835 ail conveniences. fred Raac st. ST.—Secand story tront room: 293 handsomely furnished, with or without board; also on 15th st., a rooms, single or en suite; ke. 220 Pine 3 B} 0 1 KASTON AV.—1 wo desirabie unfurnished e7* third-story rooms. 81% + = ) LACLEDE AV.—Three or four furnished 321 or unfurnished rooms; also stable. 15 ‘ © OLIVE ST.—One handsome turnished 333) front room, for two or three gents; g7 cash; private family; home comforts; light. fire any bath. f13 “NICELY furnished front room, first floor, at 2734 A Menard st., cor. of Lynch st. sl? 3) ECOME a capitalist ana own your own house with the money paid for rent. In a year we have built and sole thirty houses on monthly payments, Phil Ek. Green & Co., Real Estate Agents, lv3 N. sth st. sl3 ESIRABr® parties can secure handsomely fur- Dp nisiied rooms in an elegant glk Wet End, near Garrison av.; private family; gas, bath ang grate fire. N32, this office. 313 a FOR RENT—A nicely, furnished front room, for man and wife, or two gents. Apply 519 Franklin av. 313 i FOR RENT—Large furnished, second-story front room, to rent, or room for light housekeeping; private 932 N. 6th st. 813 OR RENT—Three fine rooms,on second floor of EF No. 818 Beaumont street; water included. $10 per month. ti3 AOR RENT—One nicely turnished front room and kitchen. 921 N. 13th st., formerly 4th st. 5/3 SOR RENT—tTwo orthree unfurnished or party furnished rooms,to couple without children; pleasant location in Stoddard addition, at moderates rent. N 22, this office. s13 0 JOR RENT—Handsomely farnished front ro k suitable for two; price, $12; ref. exchanged. 636 Franklin av, sl3 F° RENT—Two furnished rooms, two blocks from Uass avenue cars, to gentlemen. Jas Me Miller, 102 N. 4th st. t13 R REN T—Large second-story front room. neatly furnished, gas, fire and bath, to right party; rent low. 1317 Elfiotay. ti3 K RENT—On Easton av., four or five A No. ji rooms for housekeeping; second floor: store be. low; use of water-closet, bath, ete. PhilE Green & Co., Real Fstate Agents, 103 N. 8th st. 813 YOR KENT—One or two nicely turnished rooms on Chestnut near 23d st.; good locality; reasonable, Inquire at 618 Chestnut st. 813 TOR RENT—Two connecting rooms. asuitan'e ‘or oftice or sleeping room; location east of Garrison avenue, on Pine. G41. this office. 13 OR RENT—Flat of three pleasant rooms, first floor; water and good yard; rent reasonabie. $23 N. 2th st. 313 [YOR RENT—Elegant suite of furnisned 2d story rooms; southern exposure; Baltimore heater and every convenience; good board near. L &, this office. FANDSOMELY furnished rooms in private fam- ily for quiet transient parties. Add. M %, this office. mi3 N AN and wife baving more room than ther re quire, would rent one or more rooms,furnis heq or unfurnished; elderly gent preferred. Ad. 0 this office. al3 1D OOMS—Lady nas double parlors to let totwo con , tlemen; home comforts; terms moderate. N 4, this office. W AN TED—One or twounfurnished rooms between Clark and Franklin avs. and i5th and jth sts. by young couple without children, must have aii modern conveniences in the building. and rent not to exceed #10 or #12 per month. P 22, this office. s13 21, —— —- ——-—— . — stone frout and mausard roof; eight rooms and bath; CAVENDER & KOWSE der. furnished compiete, for light house-keep- 1 209 OLIVE ST.—Second floor of 5 rooms. 813 o1 OLIVE ST.—Good. size furnished room, second-floor; privilege of light house- keeping. al3 6 PINE ST.—For rent floor, for light housek without children. m)3 1 Ds ] 8 MADISON ST.—A nicely furnished, front 1304 2 OLIVE ST.. nicely furnished $13 1315 CHESTS UT ST.—Destrable furnished or three rooms, first eeping; to parties 2d-story front and back rooms. unfurijshed front and back rooms; water, ete., same floor; r@lerences exchanged; rent low. 813 > S. FOURTEENTH ST.—One nicely fur 20 nished room on first floor; suitable for two gents, or man and wife. m13 1401 OLIVE ST.—Rooms for tight ing; single rooms for gentlemen month; private family; refs. given and req. ois ei _—[_—— ~~ + ; faa! ST.—Second and third-story front and back rooms, elegant urni with or without board. , 7? anes, 141 142 tion. 813 : PAPIN ST.—Three furnished rooms for 143 light housekeeping, or young gentlemen. — 1 4 47 WEBSTER AVE., north of Glasgow piace, new No. nicely furnished front room. So. exp. Private family. Noother roomers. $13 150 ¢ LAFAYETTE AV.—A comfortable fur- nished "alg room for one or two gentlemen or ¢> OLIVE ST.—Second-story f room 1512 furnished, with gooa beara ais Mont 1605 OLIVE ST.—Second-story frout room suit- able for two or four t , oth ar rooms to rent nicely furnished. et SRR 1700 Ba ALGrrsm an, tea, and bath. . 813 5 grt: — 1 8 OLIVE ST.— Furnished second sto rs ¢ . ily; ref. req. 3 ee . ST.— One handsomely fur- als 2013 Mars she ont room with : southern exposure ; in private family, convenient s Market st. cars. 20 1 7 CARR ST—(New number)—Four rooms on. CHESTNUT 8T. n for 2024 are. ee a ZLOS ‘roo Reebey 8 coe roman hast id Reset rite cers a tory. s13 ‘ nousekeep- 813 OLIVE ST.—Nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen. £13 PINE ST.—Second floor front la ne furnished room; gas. bath and ‘qeed a. front fam ~— nel as PINE ST.—Furnished house of lv rooms with furnace and all conveniences to let Apply from 10 a. m. to3 p. mm. ——-— IN. bighth at. 213 N. Eighth st, 213 N. Eighth st. LEONAKD AV.—Eight rooms and bath; 1 6)6) ST. ANGE AV.—Ten rooms and bath; near —_— f 213 N. Kighth st. “AVENDER & ROWSF, 212 N. Eightn st, including furnace; very desirable. PINE Si.—Stone-front, 10 rooms, bath front, 8 reoms and bat = BENTON ST.—Seven rooms, permonth. Ap. onthe premises. sl4 213 N. Eighth st. GARRISON AY.—Stone front with stor location. DILLON ST.—First class, 3 stories, ston , ¢>) AUTUMN ST. — Eight rooms and bath, 1102 ARMSTRONG AV.—Six rooms and bath; in first-class order. e) horse cars and good scho>is: in good or- 5 2228 DAYTON ST.—8 rooms aud bath; good CHESTNUT ST.—An A No. 1.9 stories, ment; a good lease will be given. 4 CHESTNUT ST.—New. 3 stories, stone e CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. Eighth st. and stable: possession Nov. = * 3539 _front,sr bat l4 CAY ENDER & ROWDE, ”) and bath; key next door. sl4 for 6 months or | year. . LAFAYETTE AV.—Elegant stone- 2 707 CLAKK AV.—Ten rooms, modern KASTON AYV.,st«ne front, 8 rooms ; bath; hotand cold water. Terry « fi 14 first-class vicinity. 9G? 4. MORRISON AV.—Eight rooms and bath; ~ stone tront; within easy waiking distance from Court House. CAVEN _— & ROWSE, 213 N below and 6 rooms above; good busine CAVENDER & ROWSE, | ront; rooms an ath; in excelien 1015 ft 10 d bath; i lent order, CAVENDER & ROWSE, near horse cars and schools; good house. CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213.N. Eigitn st. aad large yard; two squares north of Lafay- ette Park. CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. Eighth st. 1105 CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. Eignth st. CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. highth st. RUTGER ST, — One square north of L» 2013. CAVENDLR & ROWSE, ~ 280 Bn stone-tront, wilh every modern prove CAVENDER & ROWSE, 213 N. Eighth st. ; “ 301: front, with all modern improvements, . ool 13. e CAVENDEK & ROWSE, 713 N. Eighth st. LACLEDE AYV.—A good? stories, stone 100 nouse, bath and laundry 35:00. sis ne ?63: front corner residence; contains 8 rooms, besides bath: has every modern con- venience and comfort; in nandsome order; rent, $4 improvements; $50 per month; open Sunday from 10 to2 o'clock. sli Scott, 217 North 8th. >» LOCUST 8T., corner Compton av.— 3200 New house; 12 rooms, hall and modern in every respect. 3110 Lucas av., 8 rooms. hall, ete.; modern. Apply to January & Moffat, 622 Chestnut at. 14 4) G9 IVE ST.—Flat of six rooms, water amy 35 andgas,in thorough repair. sl4 Bs VON PHUL, &2 Chestnut street—ror Reat- > aw Panes het 0 hew 2?-story bath, built in the most substantial manner, on Evaus near Prairie av. ROOMS. 1308 Ventovedter ay., pace north of Finney &v,, 3 eb ant cooms, water, gas an ‘ et? Summit av. 2 ao rooms and kitchen, potch, large yard, $8. STORES. 3565 Olive st., large store suitable for notion or dry oods store g x 6 Chestnut, largé store and cellar. | Two e my on i4th st., near Clark av.; rooms overhead. sl4 Fe% REN T— lve-room dwelling; furnished in the best order. with three water closets, furnace, gas, etc. No. 2833 Chestnut st. Apply to A. Wolff & Co., 105 N. 8th st. mid? R RENT—Two small cottages on ay., near Grand ay. Ad. # 4, this office. a)4 iOR REN T_—Finely furnisned stone-front, é fooation, 0 res nsibie party for a year, fi . Ad. R49, this office. sid TOR RENT—Two houses, 4 rooms each, near Renton park; water iu kitchen; $10 per month. 626 Chestnut st. si4 , FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. NT—One room, furnished or unfurnishea I private family ; refs. given and m4 this oMice: _—————___. ck houses, 6 large rooms and ; ; | Ps ” ; a _ + e s S| =" ® — = -, + ey NT—One 0 Deimonic wand av.; sui meee Office. alt “ | ENT—New isk. ed for salesr eee SEG Cigar makin im” tig t manufaectu er ave, b ENT—s (Ore, vB RENT—fini and 3rd fie 3 On Preiises. miz aw 7! N T—-Stores, City: stores for stores a Ts from aed Freaks tew ith and or light mm 103 Pinest. | oe BO CENTER ST. S. EWING nicely furnish 4 MARKET 87. lan; center of all parts of city; week: day be ; lodging 25e. 1 : CASS A y a! ) board mis 120 & WASHING J rooms with ee > BOC WASHING ie a OS rooms with ¥ 904 1 CHOUTEAY . - 1 l story front ar board ; a finely furnis . tis = %. 1 » CHOUTEA ; q rooms, with f£ @n Mi floor, unrurnished; tands; bath, gas, ; 417 CHOU TEAU nished rooms =) 53 OLIVE SsT. = -S. ward: refs. “E35 4 LUCAS PLAG Is o = suite, nicely f Oe MARKET sf ‘ 23 O7 board and re c oe 3 OLIVE ST.—¥ . eP with board: a 8 accommodated ; ref j OG *® NINTH SP v alse day boar LOCUST ST. e) board. referer >) OLIVE sT.— a fitted with ms. Day boarders ace apply; ref. req. is ARDING—Laree fr beard; private famfl ence required. K 42, BOA RDING— Two suites Mark Hote!, fronting 7 ANTED—Two or thre family, with or with wiitst. sig™ eee _ ~ -- BOARD AND Lo 7 APY ANTED- By lady em rp room and board with # i SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT - R RENT— av., short : 2 -«£ , = house need apply ce. 520 Pass ANTED- Board tor ge years old); table ame d in spoken wou a beptional references. Addr * ANTED—Pleasant roog ‘*Y family for feotionsam eighborhood of atayette ‘ht ce, 1H : ANTED—One unfurnist for man and wife inD ; is office. stating terms. oi ANTED—Thfurnished private family, east of hd child, 5 years; not to ex ANTED—hKy gent. and front room, with board fent to cars. Address, at , ANTED—Yioom, with or of 16: terms_rerfist be P Bays © 45 this office. sip TTRal ANTED-— Young lady we family where her socte i¥ Bate for board: or will give for board. ™M “6. this office. ANTED - Young man board with Americana are no other boarders: one l st. and Chouteau ay. prefe \ ANTED—By a young lad > private family or where parders. in the western p: Office, 820 - \ TAN Ted Shard by the m quirea. ad 3 §. dy; refé »- ago. R., tion. wl te oGis HOUSES, Roo™wWS, F \ ANTED— By gentleman rooms, with private fam cation, Stoddard Addition or @nd convenient to good tabie } will take meals with family: Ad. with full particulars, O 4, ANTED-—Six or eigitt rood © Small adult family; prom ANTED Comfortably fr convenient to Reaumeo Couple without children: r Office. si — Wy 4NTED- By lady who « day. one room or two s @d.inanv part of the city: 4, this office. «°} sd WY ANTED ~Nicely Turnisned ily where there are no where no reference is revjulre Mot inquisitivd. L. 9, this offices. ANTED—Dwellineg for #20 by a respectable colored Ketand Washington av. and Hfth sts. Ad. © 47, this office. ANTED~—By a couple, thre furnished rooms in a nice ear Chouteau av., where no re Fompt pay and permaneit if si ce. tl ANTED-—By a couple witho four pleasant unfurnishee nd floor, ov Chouteau av., whe iquisitive. Ad.) 35, this ofe Ay ANTED-— Tv¥o orthree roc ‘ Keeping.east of 20th st.; ©5s8 stating location and ren 7 ANTED—Smali family to Jot renting a6 room house, ee hand large yard; each to x $35; none but respectable p e. sii ; ANTE))- -By young marrieé ~ ye for light honsek won, adress, stati: eae ig te TS ANTED—Three rooms for li 7. & gentieman and mother in pOG Cast of Grand ay., west ¢ hof Morgan ° . this office. one north of © ANTED—Furnish : eight toten rooms: ome d between Washington ay oned reference will be 0 3, this office. mi TANTED—To Rent—By No house in northern jas. bath and all moderna « ; ouse have no children keeping premises in Ge with location and terms, § ee —_ ame: — MISCELLA NEots Chromo Advertising fedewe Seki teers tis TO 206 N. 1%h at. for creat b ; ‘tarsiture. stoves, mattre D. WINZER—Optician, enet ment maker: patent bet at., St. Louis. Mr *s | NG mACHIN oS — Pasten rs. ey will charge you Locust St. and save 3.0. peash, Dalsnce 1a crontisy ay a ee See pete ena ontat INTEL a poner eee is ; fal aud winter c othing m ry e oem" oa es ? , -_—
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