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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-15
LOCAL MIs0BLI1NE


0psr Eev fngI6nd snsfke Middle states Falling
hereunder, fhcfe1sfng eoafAedslsrIy wiadi Uesring
70 soufhrcsl, higher feHPefnferes ead partly
cloudy Ussihef, ptih eceestoaal ioesi sfsrns n
The following was the range Of tho Thermometer
At Hemplers yesterday; 8 m. I5o. 10 q. m,
5sei z m SCI 2 p m, 79o; = p m, 1''i p M,
PRANK Beirs night sc1ooi commences tonight
At the Columbia Law building.
Fcrty-tWo hundred bushels Of wheat arrived in
Georgetown yesterday. No sales.
The sale Ct thu Owen houEa Of furniture and
fixtures commences Ct 10 o'clock to-day.
The Coutraetors' Association met yesterday,
but without tfansaeting any business adlourned.
Hsps L;sdgs &c y. g "a a u g teis ~.
finishing the Warrington monument.
An attempt vas made By thieves Sunday night
TO enter the residence Of Charles Burma No. IN
sixth street, but they were frightened oH By tho
GIt was Mr.. ]. F. MiIlard. ofths sixth AUDITORS
Once, who recovered the body Of the youth
Douglass At Lock No. 4 on the chesapeake and
Ohio canal, on Thursday last
race will take place between Mr.. John ralty's b.
m Daylight, and Mr. John Prices b. n. Belle
Of Gettysburg, mile heatssthr in i've, tc har-
ness
Ofieer I. B. Anderson Sunday evening found
on Nichols avenue, IN the county, insensible and
IN > destitute condition, man from Cleveland,
Ohio, named Thomas BidWeu. He vas taken TO
Providence hospital.
The New York Sun speaks Of New YORK and
Washington as sthe most robbed Of our Northern
cities.n We deny II. Philadelphia, in the last
few years, has been more robbed than eirher.-
PAD. SuHdoy Presa.
A meeting Of Company D, first regiment Ma
tionsl Guard, and The honorary members who
visited Syracuse, WA held last Night ct the arm
DRY, when resolutions Of thanks 20 the sumner
corps were adopted.
I Notices were read in many o. the churches on
Sunday calling meeting Of the Womenis Tenn
perance Unfcn at the Y. n. o. A., ct o'clock to-
night, for . thorough Reorganization for the win
ned.
Miss E. MarwedeI's school for practical and
dergarten viii reopen on the Zst instant, at
Eighteeuth and 4 streets northwest. THIS young
ladyis ability Gs teacher u we'll known, and the
school has always been one Of the most success
fnl in the city.
At the session Of the Sovereign Council, Sons Of
IonAdao, held last week, It was decided to do
away, after the present year, with the nfe-mem-
bership feature OF the Sovereign Council, that
body 20 be composed hereafter OF SIX delegates
from each jurisdiction. The States Of Virginia,
West Virginia, Delaware and Maryland were
placed under the jurisdiction Of the Grand Ooun-
sbclishsd, q small badge being substituted
therefor.
On Wednesday morning Mr.. Jacob Homer, the
Wellknown purTeyor at the Schuetsen Park, Will
open q wholesale liquor store and restaurant Rt
the corner Of Fifth and u streets northwest, op-
posite the Savage square market. The hnest i'm
ported wines and LIQUORS and Milwaukee lager
be provided with all the market Affords IN the
shape Of delioaeies, which VIII be served In the
nnest style. Give Homer q call, and see how
well he viii treat y0a.
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~ AssAULr VIE 4 RAzoR
A JEALOUS WOMAN TRIES TO XIII.
uER RIVAL

A JEALOUS WOMAN TRIES TO KILL
HER RIVAL
Susie Simpkins and Anna Bell, both eolored,
reside in FiShtoWn, near Alexandra, Va, and
bear the reputation Of being two Of the worst
women Of that plaza especially the former, who
has been mixed up in two q three fobeeries, the
last being that OF the captain Of boat, who
was dePloted Of Al his money IN double-quiok
time. The females are Of the lowest character,
following leWd and abandoned life, and ne
quently mixed up IN braElE and duHrrels-gen-
orally, however, not with themselves, but uniting
their forces on intorlopers and giving them 9
severe beating.
own account-of rather, man's-in which Anna
Bell vas severely and dangerously cut with q
razor. It Is thought that some OF the wounds
had man upon whom she bestowed al aer fond
affections, and was Jealous Of any attentions he
might show to another female. This consuming
passion of:lste has been well re- AID become ON
macy between this MAJ and Anna Bell. She
determined 70 settle this newborn love IN its In
fancy, and thought the most successful way would
Armed with razor, she went IN search OF her
rival, and when found, without giving any words
Of warning, commenced ustng the weapon With
cuts parties interferred and stopped the ARRAY
Susie Simpkina walking sway as II the heroin3
Of great Yietery. The police Of Alexandras5
Of the woman Simpkins but failed to and beri b. /
obtained information that shfi had escaped 70
this city. Yesterday morning Omcer Hepburn
snce Of DeteotiTes KcElfresh and sargent, gene
raj hunt was instituted for her. They finally
succeeded In finding her. sleeping In q bed IN =
northwest. She was taken top police headquarters,
turned over 70 the oflcsf, and By him taken back
to dria-theldete going part Of the
easy condition yesterday, but not considered out
Of danger.
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LETTER FROM ANNAPOLIS.


ANNAPOLIS. Sept. "A, 1s7A
TIE Naval Academy begins 10 show signs Of
returning animation amer the inactivity Ct vsca-
ton. Rear Admiral Worden returned TO the in-
stltation on Saturday evening from Duchess
county, New York, where he has been spending
some time. The new superintendent Admiral
Rodgers, who relieves Admiral Worden In CON-
mand Of the Naval Academy, Is sxpsctsd here
next week, when he will assume control Of the
academy. The Constellatisn, with the midship-
men On board, now ct Hampton Roads viii be at
the mouth Of the Patuxent on the 26th instant
when the steamer Phlox, from the Naval Acad-
en-, viii take down the malls 70 her. On the
LIST Of October the school reopens.
Yesterday afternoon the stngle-turret monitor
Lehlgh arrived here nom Philadelphia, In tow Of
the United States steamers Gettysburg and Pill
grim. The Leigh takes the place OF the Amphi-
tfite lately sent TO Philadelphia for repairs, as
model for the instruction Of cadet midshipmen
and engineers. The Gettysburg LETT this port
Passed ASSISTANT Surgeon George A. Bright
has been promoted 70 the rank Of surgeon, to date
Commander F.V. McNair has been ordered as
member Of the board TO examine midshipmen
Of the class Of 1871 for promotion 70 the grade OF
Rev. Father schwartz continued the lectures
last evening at 81; MaEy's church on the doc
trines Of the Catholic Church, his theme being
the meaning OF the name Of Jesus, and the rea-
sons for their naming ouESaEiour. A collection
Of e200 for church purposes was taken up yester-
day at the First Charge, n, z. Church.
On last Friday, white W. A. Smith, eolored,
and wife, laborers upon the farm Of Mr., James
Legg, near this city, were at work In the field,
some person or persons entered their house and
robbed them Of some clothing and $50 or go In
money, the unfortunate mans entire summers
earnings. The epicurean thief or thieves took
st. Johns college reopens here Oh Monday
next, the INST inst r
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pLsTRIoT NoTRs.


FOUR.AND-A-HALF STREET. YESTERDAY.
There was the usual crowd IN attendance about
the doors Of Oolumbis building yesterday, but
there was Tery. little business q pablie import
auee transacted within Commissioner Eetoham
Wa I'm alone IN his glory, and be and DR.. Tin
dan, The secretary, had their hands full AL day
IN receiving vidterl. engwering questions and
attending 10 routine matters.
Tlne enrineer vas angaged IN careful exemi-
nation OF the bids for the improvement Of the
Janns creek canal and Il e thought that IN q
few days the contract for inst improvement as
well az the general sewer contracts, VII be
Hon. J. Amber smith, Of the Richmond dis
trict, was among the callers who hae Interviews
with Lieutenant HoHfe.
The District engineer has addressed commit
nication 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury, re-
questing that United States inspector Of steam
n the public school buildings in the Dislrlet and
that such oflcer Be insiructsd 70 report 20 Super
iDtentent J. o. Wilson
Lieutenant Hoxie, IN response % tho numerous
courIEints about the work, has examined the con
diicn Of Four-1n1-a-half street southwest. and II
10 expected that IN afeW days AZ order VIII oe -
sued to the contraction, HI. Cuiliuane - co1plclo
the work according 70 the original contract
SHOULD he decline % do this. Il vii Be Bu1Cient
cauec 70 prevent the reception from him OF any
BIDS for work IN the f1fufe
The comptroller HaG engaged during the DAY In
paying the policemen theIf back pay. As the
fafk IL 3 heavy cn1-t1irtcen mont6si pay tcInir
letters and g, ane VII be continued nom De-, 70
1hs clerks 10 ne auditot's once 6re nov at
work on the miscellaneous rolls
ccmnisaIonef lcllNcu VII DcI telaru I1IcIf
he l1i I1Qxiuo.
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Q. G. 4. B. CLUB.
IT'S ANNUAL MEETING IN ALExAN.
DRIAf .-fs9


ITS ANNUAL MEETING IN ALExAN-
One Of the most pleasant and agreeable enter
tainments that ever took place in Alexandria
came OF ct the Tontine house on Saturday night
last It was the occasion Of the annual meeting
and supper Of thatold time-honored Institution,
the Q. @. A. B. Glib. The members turned out
in full force. Clarge socessicus having been made
during the last year,
Al eirht o'clock the club was called to. order,
and the reports Of the secretary and treasurer
were read. Both these reports showed evidences
Of prosperity paTtlcaiAfly ~ sne nnaneai depart
treasurer, Harrison Jacobs, esq, was highly COM
pImentea for the manner IN which bis books "a,
had been kept, he having held that position ever
E s Francis; M. W. @. H. T., then de-
with great deal Of attention, and unaninous
vote Of thanks rendered him, with the request that
the secretary be instructed to have IL printed IN
Tbs year which Is now expired has been one
fraught with many blessings 10 our fraternity;
elsssngs which has ero1Ent g Ss n our house,
manifestation ct the proper training and edaea-
ton Of our children. In reviewing the events o.
TIE past year as pEsasns q sn al .
lection the pleasure which might have been more
fruitful 10 US and TO our Families had We
principles; although some Of our members are PRO-
fessional men, yet their children have not I'D
yanced 70 that high state o. cultivation which
should have been expected, and which one would
naturally suppose they would inherit nom then
fathers.
would be glad that my successor would keep
strict surveillance over the s0ciefy, and render
such instruction 10 the'members As he may see
they need In the proper training Of their children
especially the male portion Of them.
] thank you, gentlemen, for the honor which
you have been pleased 70 confer upon me BY elect
Ing me your presiding ofacer, ever stEce The or
ganiEaton Of our club. si-tt
After the usual routine Of business the election
Of ofhcers was held for the ensuing year, result
ing as follows: Geo. o. Hewes, II. w. @. II. F.;
Jno.P. Clark, First q. F.; Samuel HefIieboWer,
Second g. F.; A. W. Chiffon. Third g. r; Geo. 7.
Wilmington, Secretary; Harrison Jacobs. Presi-
dent: Jas, Javfns, John Phillips, Henry Green
and Lewis Skidm0re, Board Of Dlrectors- =
The club then adjourned TO the spacious dining
room Of the MesErs. Cooney Brothers, where
most bountiful and elegant supper had been pre-
pared, and It was just such feast - those popu-
lar gentlemen know how TO provide.
For about two hours toasts were draEk, speeches
made and good time had generally.
After q vote OF thanks TO the MesgrB. Cooney
Brothers for their sumptuous banquet, the club,
at y o'clock, adjourned, before which all joined
in singing "Auld Lang Syne,n according 70 An
established custom. 0.rf II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-15


A brick honss for rent.
A brick house fer rent
furnished rooms for rent
A nrSt-class cook is wanted.
See card Of Mary Q. howard.
Two desirable Foona Tor rent.
Two connecting rooms for re1t.
A respectable woman is wanted.
A furnished brick house for rent.
Jackson wagons At reduced prices
A gil to cook, wash and Iron is wanted.
Agents wanted At 80 Ninth street northwest
Meeting Of the Coniraetors' Association to-day.
Georgetown College P. ?. Hsaly, S. J., pfesi-
dent
Dmsan,on Bros. vn ssn to-day glass doors.
sash, &c.
Young MEMS CAsistsGa Association. Ninth and
ID streets.
WI. wall Co. win sell On Thursday, Sep
TENDER IT, valuable real estate.
Iatimsr 4 Cleary VIII cell, Wednesday De-
eember 9, the building and premises o. the First
National bank.
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TIE B1RGL1R BENToK.

HIS EoN-APPEARANoEsTb-DAY eRoBA-
BILE.
The case Of Benton, the safepurglar, which
vas called two weeks ago and osp0ned until TO-
day, comes up for trial this morning. Il IL not
expected that he viii be here to answer, IS his
attorney has received no Information from him 70
thai eject, but on the other hand q IN Ignorance
q nig WHEREABOUTS or intentions. n fact, Nj
hi7e has become 20 much disgusted NTH the case
that he VIII vsry likely abandon It entirely.
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nLRPENTERs ~ E0LEERs.

The washington branch Of anaigamated N
psnsers nnd foiners held their semi-mcns =
mestinr last evening e. Mechanics hall. NJ
Amer the transaction Of rontlne ol.lne- m
fnr th1 on1ninr three months. and the foliol M
were chc11n. President, j. p. Mackegi c1eq
steward Henry Uillsi nudlloi, Wm. Fa1.I frI
David Brannon-
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rHrc 1rnnnrr-n

commencins a. 10 O'Clock, Hessrs. rstlmsr &
Cieary, auetioneer1, WI SELL IN detail he entire
effects Of the Owen House, being Ins Pannsyl-
rania avenue, adiolning Wll1ard's holII. The
furniture and fixtures embrace GunerId coifoe-
ton Of goods Necessary % hrst-elais ho.hI Pnr-
chascr6 exceeding 800 have adTanlaeoof sIrfr
tnvsi credit
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IUorIoN slLEB To-D1Y.

By Duncanesn Broa.:
At 10 O'clock, general assortment Of new and
secondhand furniture, consisting n part Of
stoves, g.
Atm O'Clock. iiz sets single harness. new and IN
good condition.
By Iatmer 4 Cieary:
At 10 o'clock, At the Owen Rouse, No 1fl3
Penngylvania avenue, the entire contents Of said
house, embracing over sixty ROOMS Of furniture.
By =. II. Warner.
ATS o'clock G throe-slory brick house on SIX
tenth street No l2Sl near the corner Of n street
northwest, below the Scott statue.
By wash b Williams
ffAt O'Clock, desirable tBo-gtcry brick dFellIn9
On thu east gldc Of N street. between street and
New York aTsrpe northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-15

Pain and weakness produce dependency, and
the invalid who Is laboring under bodily torture,
debility and mental depression at the same time
10 indeed IN q pitiable condition. But let all
Vided, both for their physical and mental innrmi-
ties, in Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Among the
commoneBt sources Of pain. uneasiness and mel
aneholy arethe diseases which affect the stom-
sch, the liver, the alimentary canal, the nerves
and the muscles, such as dyspepsia, bilious disof
deTs constipation, headache, hysteria and rheu-
mKtism all Of which Yield readily 10 the regulat-
ing, invigorating and purifying influence Of this
peerless vegetable tonJc. stlmulant and restora-
Tive. Take courage, sorroWfnl invalids; you will
ind the help you need in Hostetter's Bitters.
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Az lLrERNATIrB FoR ooEesEsS.

t4eW orleans hepdoltcan.I H.afl
II Congress does not think proper to guarantee
the Suffrage granted the eOiored people It would
be far better to repeal It. To give an industrious
and orderly people right which costs them their
lives to exercise is no boon. To give that right
without employing the power Of the nation to as
sure is exercise would be derelietlon Of na-
tional duty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-15

lust going out to exchanges, gave some one who
asked him Whist be had IN bis carpet-bag, which
contained seven sermons.
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WV yERSEY REPVBLIoAMs
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE
NEXT YEAR

ELECTION OF oFFIcERs FOR THE
NEXT YEAR.
The fourteenth annual meeting Of the New
jersey Republican Association was held last
evening at the State association hall, No. AIS
Pennsylvania svsnue; Mr.. n. n. Kaighn, prssi-
dent, in the chair, and Major J. shaw Becre-
tary.
After the the transaction of the ordinary rou-
tine business an election Of officers for the en-
suing year was entered into, with the following
result: President, NJ. II. Kaign; hrSt vice pfesL
dent Henry Bradshaw; second vice president,
Prof WIN. MeMurtrie; secretary, MAJ. J. Shaw;
corresponding secretary, A. ID. Van Derveer;
treasurer, d. S. Blue; executive committee
First district, J. y. Sheppard; Second district,
A. @. n. Provost; Third district, II. Z. Perrine;
Fourth district, ". v. s. Wilson; Filth district
n. Z. Alderman; Sixth district, Col P. J. Down
ing; Seventh district no election.
After the election interesting speeches were
made on the approaching campaign and election
IN the State BY Judge Tompkina, Colonel Down
ing, ]. r. Van Merter, Geo. n. Heron, and also q
dent, ID. ID. Kaighn.
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TAXI COURAGE 1rvALIDs.

DooLEY's YEAST PowDKk Is the cheapest, but
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, &C., prepared IN 3 few inmates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-15
rArE ~ oF YocR ElLrlnLEa

Call and examine the IRE and burriar-proof
vaults Of the SAFE DEPOSIT Company corner %
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
VafuabIas. Rents, from ten to SIXTY dollars per
annum, according 10 sise. No business man can
fTsks Ssrnsaa irsnlls cAissg0 aaS Boatoa .arss.
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EXCURSION no F0RTRKSs 1foNRoE.

LaO O1EDLU4I z . = VlEl HID 1IO1E1 HUI
The complimentary excursion By the steamer
GeorgeannG was one Of the most successful occa-
sions Of the kind ever arranged In this locality.
The company, though not IS large Is WAS ex-
peeted was select and sociahle, and the trip down
and up the river delightful. The bathing ct
Fortress Monroe was very me, and enjoyed By
many OF me excursionists, numbers Of whom also
embraced TIE opportunity Of visiting, among tas
other interesting places IN and out Of the fortress
the hospitable mansion Of Mr.. George Wright,
formerly an estimable and respected citizen OF
Warrington, who ID now permanently established
az the fort Captain Davis and PurEsr Chowning.
Of the 9ooreoanna, were attentive and courteous
81 the extreme, and al were pFOfu1e IN their ex-
preston 81 plsalufe 81 the 1uccels Of the trip.
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NOW or NEVER

FIVE PR CENr D1sToouNr for thirty days
SeventyliVe thousand dollars worth OF Nobby,
Stylish, 6est-made Boots, Caters and Ties. Must
and shall be sold, b.
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CITY ITEMS

DeIlars and sense Do not necessarily traTsIto.
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LAWS OF CONGRESS
RELATING TO TKE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


On or about the ist OF October we shan issue ffom
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE
the REVISED STATUTES relating 70 the District
or Columbia in force prior 70 December i, 1873,
adopted ~ Congress, annotated and authentlca-
ted) together with an appendix containing the
pt the FRS Session Of the Forty-third Congress.
1 CONTENTS.
I !. Organization and government. ~
4 appropriated and disbursement Of public
4. fndebtedness.
s YSIasilons, assessments, and taxation.
/ I. Fire Department. f5
:. RsgaiatiOn Or streets. avenues, reservations,
To- Regulation OF contracts and accounts for gov
II. HigkTsys. rosds. sad bridges.
| y. Public schools.
( q Conyeysnes Of reslestase. -
.. Recorder Of deeds.
~ Lllaitsd PsItaerships. @
{ -. Landlord and tenant. p.
Z n. Interest and usury. .rs
{ p. Marriage and divorce.
g me judiciary.
( 9. Cerfain ofacers OF courts.
=. Register Of wills.
Q. Guardian and werd.
EE5 ose9,so s, and sdrinissFatOrs.
q. justices OF the peace
g. Police court.
IS. Penifentiary. W
/ 81 Crimes and ofenses,
Z 8. Appendix.
Orders for the work should be sent In immsdi-
atelyi as the edition Il limited.
' NATIONAL REPUbLIcAE,
-ssplo-1 y asnlng.on. y. =.
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no COMING Do III % lit T-T--T
IKE TWO BUzzARDs,
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY


sEPTENBER 1f-Evsyy \ iFht and I've AatinseE;
Californls Specially Artlsts, Misz CAAaiE AaA-
sTRONG and Mr.. JAMES X. LAHAIH. Elrgt
appearance 81 the cslshr1led Ba1iQIst. Mica
N0ke and Ethlopean Comedian. ~. tAAlA
1OAEe. BLIfy CArroI. E1Wln lrzuclf 4re4. y
Harris, and old fIzoIftss retained Friday enln,
September rs, CoDuIimeutafy hene1f 20 Prof u
fence 800 gepff-ot
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MANY who are suffering ifom the eaeets OF the
warm weather and are debIlitated, are advised by
physicians 70 take moderate amounts Of whisky
two or three times during the day. IN little
While those who adopt this advice frequently IN
crease tho plumber Of drinks and IN time be-
come confirmed tnebriates. A beverage which
will not create thirst for intoxicating liquors. and
which is intended especially for the benent Of
debilitated persons, whether at home or abroad,
is DR.. Sehenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices Of many medicinal herbs. this prepare
ton does not create an appetite for the iRtoxieat-
ing cup. The nourishing and the disappearing
properties Of many valuable natural productions
contained In Il and we'll known TO medical men
have q most strengthening influence. a single
bottle Of the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable
qualities For debility arising from sickness,
ever eIerti0n or from any cause whatever, vine
glassful Of Sea Weed Tonic taken after mealsiFil
strengthen the stomach and create an appetite
for wholesome food. To all who are about leaving
their homes, We desire 70 say that the excellent
effects Of Dr.. Sehenckis seas0nabfe remedies, Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, are particular.
ly evident when taken by those Who are intnri-
ously affected By change % water and diet. No
person shonld leave home without taking sup
ply o. these safeguards along. For sals b. All
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"A VIKINGS

A VIKINGS 4rs
q. AID awning frames, manufactured BY J. @.
Hg9AN, % Market Space. Awnings for stores,
lsetory pr,ees. Flags and cainp-nesting tents for
sols sssni FOR the only genuine Mildsv-Rroof
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A IL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST
"a on wesI.l apparel can b sold to the ysrE best
d street, between SIKH and Seventh northwest.
Notes oy man promptly attended 70. Cash paid.