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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Odd Fellows Mutual II lief Association
of Maine.

The annual meeting of this Association was
held at Meonian Hall in this city last evening.
The attendance was quite large, and the reports of
the officers shows the Association to be in most
prosperous condition, with membership of 1926
and fund Of $345S in the treasury. Six deaths
have occurred during the year, on account of
which SSSl9 have been disbursed among the fami
lies ,of the deceased. The act of incorporation
passed by the last legislature was adopted. The
board OF officers Of last year were reelected
follows: Maj. II. A. Shorey of Bridgton, presi
dent; Chas. II. Rich OF Portland, vice president;
Byron Kimbal, Bridgtop, secretary; James N.
Read, Deering, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Weather Probabilities for To-Day.

For the Middle and the New England States,
stationary to rising ban ometer, westerly to south
ely winds and slightly cooler, clear or partly
cloudy weather following light rains in the south.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Shooting Afray.

Boston. August 7. special to the journal
says man named Williams was shot and killed
at Tamworth, N. H., yesterday, by Mr.. Coun,
owner of pond in which the former was propos-
inc 10 bathc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

The republicans of Vassalboro send the fol-
owing delegates to the Congress sonal / convention.
Ebenezer Frye, Joseph White, Warren Percival,
A. NJ. Bradley, II. II. Robbins. To the county
convention Joseph White, w. A. Austin, Eben-
ezer Frye, Warren Percival, A. NJ. Bradley Jas.
c. Pierce. The following very excellent town
committee has been chosen. J. \. Varnoy, A,
NJ. Bradley, Hiram Pishon, II. II. Robbins, VIM.
4. Austin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Where tin cans are soldcred with zinc and
riatic acid, rather than by the use Of boraN APP
piled to the common solder, it has been suggested
by a gentleman Of this city concerned in the tin
business that the first named preparation, acting
upon the substance of the can, may account for
the poisonou. effects said to have taken place IN
the recent Use of the Chicago canned meat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

The sun was so hot on Sunday last, that apples
on one of the trees in Rev. w. A. Dsew's garden,
were actually baked on the side exposed to its in
tense rays. The mercury idicated heat of 1852
being 400 above blood heat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cramps in the stomach and bowels, collie pains
with children or older people, is at once relieved
by using Renne's Magic Oil with molasses and
water. THIS Pain Killing Magic Oil is first-rate
doctor in the family, and is sold by your merchant
and druggist aug2- -t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
gailv Keansbts 3ournal.
WATERVILLE.


Watervc August I. A son Of Joseph Lashes
about seven years of age, was drowned Sunday
afternoon, while sailing on the kcnnebec river,
above the falls at Waterville His body was re-
covered in about an hour after the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Those who spent the cheated term at Squirrel
Island, and have returned home, are anxious to
know what sort of weather we had here during
the shot spell.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

To avoid the danger of infection, the linen of
persons suffering from skin diseases of contagi-
Gus nature should be washed with Glenn Sulphur
Soap, which is not only remedy but disintect-
ant.
Hills instantaneous Hair Dye contains no metal
lie poison. July yl3-t t&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

The republicans of Litchfeld met in caucus On
Saturday evening and chose the following dele.
gates to the District convention: Oramandel
Smith, John Woodbury., and Elisha Baker, all in
favor Of the nomination of Hon. John l.. Stevens
for Congress. To the county convention, VIM. S.
Snow, James l.. Chase and Oramandel Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
ElIDEN.
Fire..

Skowhegan, August T. The farm buildings Of
Eben Haggett of Emden, were destroyed by
fire yesterday morning No insurance. Cause
unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Charles Gordon recently brought from Dead
Rverto Pennington, forty -four and one-half BUSH
els of blueberries, for VIII ch he found a market.
There were two double horse loads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

The republicans OF Vienna have chosen Josiah
Morrill,, Esq, and Sewall Eaton delegates to the
Congressional Convention, John Berry and Henry
Graves delegates to the County Convention. The
Congressional delegates favor the nomination Of
Hon. John J.. Stevens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold its
annual session in this city, beginning at o'clock
this morning. The Grand Ercampment meets to-
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Republican caucus this evening, at Meonian
Hall, for the choice Of delegates to the county
convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Devne & Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: &. W. Martin, M. D., w.
S. Hill, NJ. d., &. K. Brickett, NJ. d., w. Bolan,
NJ. D., II. ii. Hill, M. d., J. o. Webster, NJ. D..
7 I iiOnkpr NJ ID. end IF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

The Thomas family are to have family reunion
in the town of Strong at the residence of Charles
H. Ninug, Esq, about the 10Th inst This fam
iy have been and are now vcrv numerous, lay-
ing become separated into nearly all the New
England and Western States. la this family is
an instance where three sisters married three
brothers {Vinings) from which very large families
have grown up, married, and scattered abroad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
EUROPE.
TurkeY.

Constantinoplc, August 7. The Porte has paid
the families Of the German and French consuls
murdered at Sa onica, indemnity of $4,000.
The new governor of Salonica accompanied by
three military officers of high rank, will proceed
thither to reach in the presence Of the troops the
judgment against those implicated in the outrage.
London, August I. A despatch to Renters
flames, and the Turks are burning and destroying
everything in their way.
England.
London, August I. In the House of Commons,
to-day, Dlsrreli, in reply to question by John
Philip Nolan, said the Porte, Servia, and Monte
negr owere among the powers who had adopted
the Geneva Convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Accident.

Portsmouth, August I. four-horse barge
running between Exeter and Hampton Beach was
upset this morning in front of Granite House at
the Beach, and Chas. Ii. Perkins of Haveihill, had
his elbow discolated. A Mr.. Marlin, also of IIav-
erhll, had an ankle badly hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Belgrade has chosen Geo. ii. Foster, John S.
Minot as delegates to the Congressional Conven-
tion. David Colder, Samuel E. Judkns and c..
NJ. Weston were elected to the County Convcn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Union, Thomaston and Warren have chosen
Stevens delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. August 6, lsi6.
Money was easy lks-2 per cent. on call For
sgn exchange firm al 49, lsaio7>. Tor bankers long
and 4S9 !, 4sDS for demand. Gold opened at ll2h
and closed at lllx. Loans u and per cent.
,ustS,ns receipts, Stsi,0J0. Treasury dsbursed
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
The Atmosphere of Love

Is a pure sweet breath. This desderatum is one
Of the results of using SOZODONT, which not
only invgorates and preserves the teeth, but rem
ders the mouth as fragrant as a rose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Why suffer from that cough when Adamson's
Botanic Balsam will speedily and surely cure you
Children like it. Sold by druggists and dealers at
81 cents aug2-t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
To Cure Catarrh
PHYSICIANS ARE BAFFLBD.

why! Because they have not
made this dis ease the study Of n
lifetime, as did old DR.. R@der. q
dis tinguished German Professor.
who has probably spenl more
time over this intricate complaint
than any person ON the globe.
Reflect for q moment, use your
good sense. and remember tina
the origin OfCatarrh is in u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati. August D, 10.
PORK-&l9 t0dlo u.
LARD-sLeam III aah kettle, l2h gl3.
BULK MEArS-shoulders 7S ~ clear rib side
JAah clear sides l0aaa.
BACON shoulders s&a d; clear rib sIdei lOS
tk; clear sides lidka
WHISkEY--ll0h.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Aoeal anu State Mems.

Coal is one dollar ton cheaper than last year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
COMMON COLD
Which one Box of the great remedy.
REDER'S
German Snuff,

Would have quickly cured. Now what are the
symptoms of Catarrh? They commence with q
sense OF irritation about the nasal organs. which. if
not allayed with Germaa Snun, after short time
extend to the throat AS you lie down at night and
fain would sleep and re ct the weary brain,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Burned to Death.

Boston, August Z. Mrs. Patrick Kelley was
burned to death at Lawrence to-day; her clothes
taking fire from the sparks of her pipe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Boston Stock List.
Boston. August 8, 1875.
(Sales at the Brokers' BOard.l
Eastern Railroad 6ksk
Boston h Maine railroad, -aS-
POI tland, Saco & Portsmouth II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
REDER'S
German Snuff!

For sale everywhere Price only IS cents. SMITH
DOOLITTLE 4 SMITH, % fremont St., Boston,
Agents for u. s. aprl96m1S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08

Rome sends Stevens delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
MASSACHUSETTS.
Fire..

Havcrhill, August I. The stable of the hat
factory of VIM. b. Thorn & Co., was burned this
morning. The fire was discovered just in time to
save the factory. Loss slight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-08
Serious Accident.

Fitchburg, August7. Eugene & Scott freight
train from the Tunnel, ran into the Cheshire
freight train, this morning, near West Fitchburg.
The Cheshire train had stopped and neglected to
send the flag man back. A passenger from Green
field had his wrist broker, and head cut. Engine
Shelburn Falls and several cars were badly smash
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-06

DECREASE OF IMMIGRATIoN.-From In
formation received from the Bureau OF Sta
tistics, We learn that 1850 immigrants ar
rived at the port Of New York during the
month ended September 80, 1876. There also
arrived at the port during the same month
4,6Se passengers, Of whom 3, 735 were citizens
OF the United States, and 143 foreigners who
do not intend 70 reside In the United States
During the quarter ended September 80, 1876,
the total number OF immigrants who arrived
1t the port OF New \ ork was . $50, against
o2,71o arrivals during the corresponding Pc
Rod Of 1875. This shows q decrease OF 26 ,S2i,
or about 81 per cent during the quarter.
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscev9s Daily Circulation
ecer 15,00O,-befss1 MORO thass
three ttssses that Of aND ether
daily paper fss Washington, sss6
eg~ot 10 fh0t 81 all the other
daily papers - The ettU sA6e1
together.
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z o Il o A l. = 4.
BY b. H. WARNER,
CORNER TrH AND II erRHprs.

CORNER 1TH AND y efRKBrs.
ss m
streets Northwest, 9 rooms, all mocern improve
p 0rds1 r5s NEE: & s6uss Is
the city; goa ysrd ysry chss , puous.
cc:
tion; ali modern iryroy emen.; l.ses yari; very
ceq, s . sSps % in
Email BsioE HoGss. ssos 1s Sf' and basement s
on Cs,rol st1est, near the ospisol cost eso; win
Az s1ssII:s; property. No: sas 4 stree, north;
Price, saS TS: !: dseasd o.Issin In walnut
HS9s:ss an:ss a:'s
water in kitchen. Offered Ut . great sacrifice II
For sale no. 1916 9th ssrrss northwest, large
lot @xlO, two-ttory brick In fr ont aod tso-story
Also. for sale, number Of other HoGsE.. rang.
ing from $3.50 upwards, in ell parts Of the city.
ZOE EHT.
Gen Grants lido r. nth and p.y., m. l., rent low
Northwest corner nth street and Pa. ave. rent low
III sir ees. @ and V
No 500 nth street norl Invest. fur nished l....1.o
No EN street nor Invest q, Furnished l.s
10 ieh st. nv, Il rooms, n. g., stsble-....:,e
No sss fsnnT AMI. avenue toy.r orsI:......Is
10. iss street NV, II rooms. mod. imps;---lco
No. Hs street northeast, ffurnished
No. :sT rsst ~ rGST .s.Gs a IN
No 81 Rsnss AZ, ioI.I sil%so 1 drug :scTer $"
No. 20 street efarni:hsd . nO1 Is
s S 80 ! a,s stress room. mod
Nc. Iis tree .ou.sssst, 3 rooms, mod: inps: 8
Tenpaliytown Rosd, rear et. Adams church. 50
Hort nv 4 cor stn .sd ST. NJ store
10th street, near north 90
Mt. Pleasant, room. and acres Of ground. 60
iSsh street, sssr u, rooms, mod imps... 50
No. lao inh street NV. 10 rooms, mod. inps-. q
store and dwelling s;v. corner 18th and s.w- 90
Meridian Hill, m. i'd imps 20
No ~ tth street no,tbeast, mod imss........-. g
10. $40 4 street. n W, rooms, mod. impS.-.... S
TeInell. toyn load, Lesr Georsetown.......... s3S
stors and Dwelling, No s. Hiss S., Geo town S
No. Is street northeast, II rooms.. ...... 50
Le prct fefk, ~ Elm 70
sis q strse, son.bes.t ''''-''''''--'''''-' ~
Lspedon Terrace. 6th stree, extend ..... 50
store sol 9th street nor Invest ..........- Is
No as Nsx Jersey ave southssst, m ID i0pe- IS
30 SO s,b street northeast, 8 rosms, m imps- IS
Eos; ls24 1873 and ISIS nth st. WI RS. m L.. 8
No 4al nth street northeast. = roops-..... %
No. 9le East Capitol St, re- gas and 20
No. ga street southeast, rooma...-.-........ 20
10. gS nelsware avsnue, near LIST and K-..-.... %
No lIl, Nr Sd 1t. nv, srooms and Watsr.... Is
No M6 High street, Georgetown Is
Northwest corner 18th ana Q streets. rooms. IS
No HOS Park street northeast, rooms. m. L. Is
Nos. and Foundry Piece Is
No. us llth street northwest, 1stery Is
No. lSl0 10Th street northwest roons. Is
No no NO l0th .trsst northwsst.s roOma--..-... .
no. 2io ilth street
Store and Dwelling, near Lat and SITS. s.w..... u
Also, number Of other houses, fall particulars OF
Which will be giyen By application 1t the Offices Of
3. h. WARH1R, 7th and streets. sep93-lm
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tn. wKKKLY STAR, now ready. contain

TEE WKKKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the latest intelligence In regard TO the Turk
ish war; the Presidential Campaign; conclu-
sion Of the Safe Burglary Conspiracy Trial,
mo scquittal of Babcock and SomerviIle
tne ereat International Rifle Contest, pre-
sens1son OF prizes, returns from the election
M S0aoaS1 20 Rev York fashions; Social and
ceedingsi Campaign squios: Chotce Stories.
NJ tn9 News OF the Week, Seneral aud
local; foems Md Sketches; Agricultural And
16p0: ~ Per annum, In advance. rSo~,...
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Notice 90 CorresponAenss.

Persons writing letters to this once for pubica-
ton or In regard to business viii obge and best
serve their purposes by addressing them simply
20 the I" EDITOR OF TEE star" OF the "PuBLrsHIn
OF TEE STAR, >" o. the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded a. private letters, and
In cases Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
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CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CAsRs.-Before
the election In Colorado the democrats
claimed the state on the ground that the
honest unsophisticsted settlers there, uncon-
taminated by the corrupt influences prevail.
Ing In the Eastern states, would be sure to
vote right. This is what democratic paper
(the Boston POST says now:
"Colorado hss about as many Inhabitants
as eood-etzed ward, and they are mostly
MexfcAns and 'greasers.' Their votes are
given To the highest bidder, and Zach.
Chandler invested 800 OOOD
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It will be seen from the correspondence
between the District Commissioners and the
Centennial representatives of Maryland,
published In our columns to-day, that the
18th instant has been fixed upon for the day
OF the District. We share the regret OF the
Commissioners that another day could not
have been substituted, as we are to have the
Society Of the Army OF the Tennessee with
MS on the 18th and 10Th, and many OF our
citizens will be deprived OF the pleasure of
going to Philadelphia who will wish to Join
In the welcome to onr soldier guests
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ct. 1osD1 HOUSE or lNpU sfRy. d.,
- maktas. ko11e9' IrooDeaus oo0Dloesd n a.
shorssss notice. Childrsnb euits IN Embr osdSns
@ stres9, bstwsea nah aa1 3ise sersees- oosS IN
DOBIRH ". HU0RD9, Jssfics oftas Psses 4 "a
~ Loefs1a1A ave- ne, oDDoofos Oity y all Assonds
4 hifhfsl olnos1 q attendance. oots las
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Some cute Individual writes us from Phil.
adelphia As follows:

adelphia as follows:
"Seeipg an article In to days Ledger OF this
city credited to your paper, stating that blue
Ink bad been split on the corridor floor lead
Ing from Senate wing to main building, and
hat the Ink cannot be removed without cut
ting into the stone, would say to you that
i have liquid manufactured by myself,
that Will readily remove ink or iron rust
rom marble Without injury. Will send o
81. II does not remove stains viii refund
Laoney. Address -"
well, on the whole, we think this eradi-
Gator OF ink bad better advertise bis address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-06

The democratic majority In Georgia has
now got up TO IS 900. All right. Go ahead.
Make 10 an even hundred thousand or two
hundred thousand. What's the use OF .
solid South unless it II solid?
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EoR SALE, nIlf Oh BxOa.HeE.-A large
y nsnssE q a0Usns q :vsry deseril.ien IN an
ne s ad IN -; e. w a
Ga sSrss s Rl sssfr'
HoUsI, Tor nsrly occupied b. M. Fitsnash
Coyle, no s2o = street northwest; in ex ,eliens
ing terms, or rsni.d to . Srss-csss tenant n : res
son.Ss. rats. Apply ct Bank Of the Republic.
j. iurs Fer ssle-TAs four story BaIOK HOUSE
situated on the northwest corner Of Congress and
81 he s: s:s
for large i.%il, Or bo.rains :aosss; los y, feet
II: 81 ::-: :ss door asss e
F1HsoRsn.s d !; =, ls,: :Sss 80. .crt.:::s
Pain. S.es.. i Il n :s-:: ?" ''' .o'sa A'''
TOE RBNf-sfell end DWILLIHG No.
has sesn sUoss:.fa :epa Tor ary ana fancy sood:
a eur ses sS AL
EOR RBHr-HoUeD He. HOS b street north
4 vest, containing nine rooms and beth room,
sss hot ana ocls vsset, range. Lss,soe, &C;
northwest, containing seven rooms, With gas and
Also, 30. s94 nth street. north vest. containing
.1 issssi.: q JxsIs v. HOS z stree.
EoR RIET-rvo lars. ROOFS: farni.hed or
So, uhhi sr.s. With ~sssr and gas A.Py
LOB bALE-Uhesp. three story BRIOK HOUSE,
sef r., e. AS:
LOB RIN1-October LIST, . nrst -class BRIUK
nOrihs..t Or q ; S.s NsS q sn sS'
crate York ave. SGa
LOB BALI-Tvo four story DwlLLINGs.4 AIS
SScs:s..ica i October next. B. GiIB!EI; $is
EOR REEr-TorDi.hea @ uafnrpi.hed RooMs.
Warrington and s:S
0E RS6TnaS1sas E Ne ItliI.,Itt,.ss, I.sss
i4Il. ids, 1855 Oorcorsn street. with modsrs
improvements and IN perfect gfSy,, go.
..,,,,n n. ,.... Agent. rs s l.,s :.1s:..
TOE SALE, OBEAP-On Iast Capitol street,
FRAME HOUSES; water in yard; location sssad
fSl: Inquire On premises, 1913 n.s. 0aI,sol
FOB RlNT..HOUsI 10. s9I isth sfreet north
\ vest, and CARPETS and Part OF Furniture for
F0R 3 sAL H 4 Three s.ory BRICK
wssn sn sDd 18th StEssts ssn roSn, each; 1cds,n
oa. bosSos n monthly
plI to q. v. RlGGs, ct Riss: %, e Bent, Q! to
,1,,n Real ..... Agent. ~ 1i E l sS: :..s:.
sRi6k e. e: :S.ra
sss S:s:s FL ana :
streets, fronting south, Ssxl06 feet; all Improve
:H al sos f5cs
west. aagH II
EOR RlNT-A nrst-olass KIsipENOI, With a
adjacent to Scott Statue one OF the moet retired And
9eiightful locations in Warrington. Apply 70 J J.
6BEDD, 14O2 18th st. 0uRS- An
l. 4lS000. $1,000, Ga 900. 100, oS 400, $500
5000, 5000, $1,000, o3,00o, $1,000 Well located
and on easy terms. II, j. SWEET,
eotS-6 G11 7th street,
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We solicit from Citizens and strangss an sxami-
nation Of our large assortment Of
DINNER AID TIA SETS,
CUTLERY, TOILET WARD,
PLATED GOODS. BRONZIe,
GLASSWARE, VASES.
JARDlHI1RES, II ANTEL ORHAMRHTS,
and FAHCY GOODS GENERALLY, OF DUB
own DIREOT InP0RrArION, embracing many
useful, desirable, and ornamental
HOUSEHOLD REGULATES,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
J.. ". BOTELER d BRO,
Direct importers OF Chiss, Glass, &c.,
ocf6-6t 993 Pennsylvania avenue.
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os ooc, 81 200. eI.0oo, $500. Two par cent. for
negotiating.
Auction Sales.
story Brick Dvsilins. No x sfress nortn
east.
On THURSDAY, October 18th, st4p. atwood
Icy Pa k" octl-tr
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WANTS.

WANTS.
ar Ss ss.ss:; rs. .t ss. .1'rSs
WAETID-s0LI0TT0R fof g. 1nis'd SOC:
s,rs.. .i:i lR:is:sSi iGsSI.2a Agent Apply
WsEEssERa!ssIs. sSsa's so & ;:.. ss:
WANTED-PARTIEB; half essrest; .oaah bud.
r.ss %s st S. aeeS uP .s..r.. oes
WAlfID.TsI LABoasRs . .orl Ten nile.
S1 81 e n: n: s on o' a'
WiIIID-oooi., 0h.mbermaid;. aod four
$50 ! .trsss :. d. nrss door al .s.irs oesss ~.
WAHInD1Ihrss ar,t sl..: eoIorsd COOKS; stx
Co., sSS ... ~
WANTnD.By two resp.csabls White girls, SIT.
IA e o0Ss s,a the other =
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WANIED-Dreesmaisrs and other ladies' 10
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WAHTeD.Three unfurnished Rooms, suit
W. iensts Sn rsn
ASdr.s, win psr'ioOl,r', O. n, Star tfios.
w TIon q Gorerhe.s ' IN or '' near the city;
!s.efes Epslhh, French. Music. Drs~ins. .nd
6sFIos s.Si s:%Sr. Sd ooss
wv ployuet, By c.llirg 81 .Wiliisn WhetlaI's
wet Kote but good and reli.b . woIkmeo need
's Gets a%''Ans''n "'V With iissT, Il wuErLA.
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A. A. A, Star ONCE. oc1.S
Months '. Address ' g. u ri
WABTID-Two furnished sunny ROOMS 10 :
Address 2 Z. 1sS Once ss ''f
WANTED-DREss6HG /. the latest
to ss:'s and sa:: . f'ifs Rti'''
WAHTlD.A middle-ae WINE women. de-
~ Se!f H. On S.ss give good references aaSS:
WANTED-FAHILIIS TO OALL and osieot
sae
no more reli.bls 6elI vented. families ers nov
q sS' sSSs: IS :$v$
WAETEl--A competent COOK to cook, v.,h
Apply iic V6 ' Ss :ootse.s como
WANT1D-A N. n With 600 to take charge Of
w business In 0sorgeteWn; profits o16 per
month Sale smen wanted for this city, aiontovn
and lbledsnsburg Gall ct Rion Il, LIE Droit
WAHTED-A FARM on the lower PotO mao or
in this siiy. ~ witsos, s.S :. oofs ss''
WAnTID.HOR9AS no WINTlR, within *
oo, 1 IS Of city LoSisP .oIs
w Mstron and Housekeeper in public institu.
MRS +, LoeiSo1 ), washina,o s '0 q: .spss ~
to 3. sHH ri .' NS6fa
POWDER. They will find Il first class every Way,
and superior TO any dentrtfce.
eepl3-Iy - h. WELLS, Dentist.
WANTED-A WOMAN to do cooking, Va1hing
w and ironing for family OF four persons; must
middle aged WOMAN TO nurse two children, one
an infant; ust be we'll recommended; good wages
ABBY at Restaurant, In b. 3 p. depot, corner 9Th
WANT6D..OARPETs. TO GLlAH At KicsI
between ~ and 9Th streets southwest. Called for
and delivered without charge. spll-ly
WANTED-0entlemento know that WILLIAM
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1O11 New York
avenue, makes speciality OF outing garments 70 b
made ~ homo. novlo-ly
WAETED-To E!ehenge.Hev sTOvKs for
streets northwest Secoud-ha Stoves cheap.
Smoky Ohimueys cured er NO pay. sep8 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-06
BOARDING.

uOME MADE DIEING and LUaOH Room,
IL MASONIC TEMPLE
sepS-1m d. B vINTRRs.
HOTIL IT REsTAURANT FRANOAIs, sos
H l4ih street northwest.-0ood board and fur
nish.d 70. ms ct moderate price.
seD9m J. n. PDRREABD.