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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Hill Harmon is east of the noun aims
looking over the country and e., mining
business prospects.
Mr.. L. Samuel. publisher Of the Wet
Shire, is in Seattle attending 10 the in
terests of his paper.
Mr.. Pfaum has notice in today
psper that is of interest 20 those lie
owes as well as to those owing him.
Ed. Skies is csnvassing Eastern Wash
ington for the sale of cigars made by
the firm Of Skies. Mayer 4 Lachman.
The tug Politkofsky came over from
Port Madison yesterday to obtain sup.
plies for one Of the mills logging
camps.
Jacob Hoover is head officer in ne "
Lodge OF Knights Of Pythis., called
Cnur d'Alene. established fortuigb,
ago in Colfax, W. T.
An elevated walk, built on the ic-
clincd plane principle. now leads from
the west side Of Front street down to
the site Of the North Pacific Iron
Works
Mr. f. s. Ingraham. who was 80.
pointed Judge for the occasion. decided
last night that Douglas Young was the
best penmsn in Mr. Feaster's writing
class; that Mary Meydenbauer was
second best, and that Robert Colston
gave evidence OF the greatest improve.
ment during his course OF instruction.
The people Of township %, range G
east, in the Cedar river section Of King
county. want their land surveyed. and
are about 10 petition the Surveyor
General TO that effect. Three new fam
lilies have gone in there this year, and
about . dozen settlers are now on the
quarter sections included within this
township.
The entcrtainmsnt Of Professor Plum
mer aud others, next Wednesday even
ing. must not be forgotten. The promise
is that 1t will be superior in its way to
anything to which our citizens have yet
been treated. Reserve you. seats early,
gentlemen. for the cost will be no more
and the pleasure will be enhanced by
your so doing.
A now style Of movable engine is
now on Yesler's wharf awaiting the
arrival Of the travelling agent to whom
it was consigned. 1t has number OF
peculiarities the one most marked be.
ing its double row Of iron spokcs. The
agent is coming soon for the purpose OF
introducing this engine among the
grain farmers Of the lower Sound.
The Chehslis had the paddles on her
wheel widened last Thursday, and the
consequences WAS that. on the day fell
lowing. she passed her rival, the
Josephine and OF into Muckilteo three
minutes ahead. We can hardly i'm.
sgine that the Josephine folks will let
the matter rest there, and shall expect
to witness another trial Of speed be-
tween these crafts at the usual hour
tomorrow morning.
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INSANE GOLD HUNTER. A stranger
giving his name a. Rue. Whittier was
taken up last Wednesday on . cha g
of insarity. says the independent. He
was examined by Drs. Baily and Pryce
in the presence Of the county court and
pronounced decidedly insane. HIS story
is that he has been for the last four
years at hospital in Washington Ter
ritory and that he walked away from
there. He has probably escaped from
the asylum. and will be returned if
such proves to be the case. When ar
rested he was engaged in sinking .
shaft on Railroad street for gold. which
he said he had located professionally
by Psychological mcteorology.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Assessment Roll foe the City Of Seattle for
tbs wear 1879 is now on lie at the ONCE OF the
OF said city. A msesii Of the Conmon Council
Of sid City will Be held at the Council Room on
Monday evening". Juns oh. is7e, for the purpose
Of hearing oil complaints 10 relation TO assess-
ments thersin. q which time ell persons feeling
themselves agxE1eved By such assessment may
spply foe the eogsectaon Of the same.
SEATTLE, ". T.. JuDs ssh. Is73.
L 3. OSBORNE.
Jss-d3e sCerk o! the CITY Of seattle.
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To BLAKxLY.-Prof. J. P. Feestsr,
the writing master. concluded his second
term in this city with the instruction Of
last night. he has given complete
satisfsciion - teacher OF the chiro-
graphic art, and in the improvement OF
Sis pupils has done . good u the CON-
muni,y for which We should ell be
srs,eful. From here Professor Feaster
goes 70 Port Blakely. 1t which place he
Iill organize Q class tomorrow.
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Our AGAIN. After being two
months or more in the hands Of the
ship carpenters. machiuists and paint
ers. the steamer Blskely 10 again
out on duty. She came over from Port
Blakely yesterday, looking handsome
enough. aud bringing numerous com.
pany Of ladies aud children bent on .
half day of pleasure. sight seeing and
shopping.
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Nor ARRIVED. Up TO 6 o'clock last
evening the steamship City Of Chester
had not arrived at Victoria from San
Francisco. Head winds outside arc
supposed to be the cause of her deten-
ton. We need not, therefore, look for
her here before Monday night or Tues
day.
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BIArxx. Oar boys were beaten in
tho base ball match 1t Olympia yestes'
day. The Olynpisns msds 81 runs 10
The oeoktleite6 81.
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Defeating AppREss.-Rev. Mr..
Hemphill. of Calvary Church. San
Francisco, will conduct both services al
the Presbyterian Church to-day. The
evening service will be one Of dedica-
ton. No doubt the new and beautiful
edifice will be crowded to its utmost
holding capacity on both occasions.
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CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCu.-J. r
Ellis, Pastor. Morning sci mon: "Serv
ing Gvd-The Condition" Sunday
School at l215 o'clock. Young Peo-
pies meeting at6l4 Pm In the even
ing the church and congregation ore
invited to attend the dedication services
at the Presbyterian Church
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

DsrATE OF MARY wADDILL. DECEASED.
IL Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate Of Mary Waddsli. ds.
ceased 10 the creditors Of and all persons having
claims ssainsf the deceased. to present them.
with the accessory vouchers. within ore year
Alter the nIst publication Of this notice, 70 the
said drnirissratoy af his place Of business.
in the city Of Seattle. In the county Of KiAG. and
Territory Of Warrington.
ISAIAH WADDYLL.
Administrator OF the tsists Of Nay Vsddall.
deceased.
Ds,sd q ssa,sle. King County y. T.. June lsk
1872. mJ3l-wss
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Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Hsbitual COstiveness.
Palpitstion Of the Hearth Have you
Dizziness Of the Head? 10 your ner-
vous system depresseds Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you Q
oough9 Low spiritss Coming up of
the food after eatings sc. &c. All Of
these aud much more are direct results
OF Dyspepsis. Liver Complaint and In
digestion GREENS AUGUST Flower
10 now acknowledged By oil Druggists
to b positive cure. 2.40O. COO bottles
we're given away in the U. q. through
Druggists to the people - . trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person Of
it, wonderful quality in curing oil
forms Of Indigestion. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size Is cents, Sold
positively BY all frst-claas Druggists
in the United States.
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PIANO LESSONS
PUPILS WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY FROM THE CIrY OF NEW
n Yoex wishes q take Pupiis on the Piano.
0he bss enjoyed unusual sAvsntaees. in having
TIE best teachG1s that the city Afforded, and fas.
M hsFsa that she Niil be able 20 give ssfisfsc
tsoa - passnss q guardians Who may favor her
With tAair paSrOaAge. a. MORAN.
Yifth sezsss, oppossts UniverEty grounds. +.
st1ls. nyll6n
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTH.

NEW ENGLAND HUTkI.
Van Or,Ien, Portland GoGgius, White River
McNatt vi. DuWamishJ Fountain, do
Miss u McNstt, do @ Goggiu, do
= Kelley. Waliinstou. Il CT G ant, DO
Burnes / VT, Duwamish G d Rodney, do
Mrs J Mcdonald. Newcasu II Long, Chahal.s 8
Forrest, Tacoma " Brovpingham. do
E Collier. Co A0oeidsr, Olympia
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Go TO the Concordia Hall on Mill
street. where you will get . good glass
Of beer for Eve cents; also the best OF
liquors 1t ten cents drink. All kinds
of California wines by the glass OF bot
tie A firss-clsss pool table and the
bsst free lunch in town. Come and
see
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rRtxrrY CuuRcH-First Sunday 81.
ter Trinity. Hours Of service. II An.
and TX Pm. Sunday school at l21s.
All are welcome.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALBERT M. SNYDER.
ATTORNEY FOR U. s. CLAIMS.
Commissioner si Deeds isr Oregon and C.lierni,


NOTARY PUBLIC. COPYIST.
Collector OF Rents Accounts. sc,
PRE- EMPTIoN ENTRIES MADE AND HOME
STEAD FINAL PROOFS TAKEN FOR
SETTLERS
CoNyEYANCiNG IoNr. LOANS NEGOTIATED
THREE MONTHS PAY.
okce~, Soldiers ana Sesu.u % II. Mexican war
have BEEN granted ib-er mcnlls' cN1ra psy rs Cou-
gresy. TIE 1oSs, ChIdrsn. Brothers and Sis'ers
oI deceased Soldiers add sailors are entitled under
the aC; Al such ~ih d well to caN ca TIE aud
make application for :he .a1's.
ARREARS OF PENSIONS.
81, persons gho are nov drawing pensioes y COO
sequence a. th- Death Of soldiers from causes vhic
originated in the serv Of the nl,ed States during
the late war .: tn Rebellion. or IN consequence 81
vogud. Injuries or diseases reces ed or Contracted
in said servce. during ssid var. entitled ty
Law Of Congress lately passed. 10 rtcsive hack paw
from date o. srharEe. Pers-ls having such claims
will do vii 20 ell me and have their claim,
made and IN w@rds Immediately - each claim 81 d
will he Numbered received, and ted in the
numerical order. First come. FIRST served.
INDIAN WAR CLAIMS
OF Washington and Or son OF 1855 and 1856 can
new he collected Lac Indisa WI Gains Of Ore
gen add Wa5biagton collected .or claimants
LrTrTRs of inquiry must contain PosrAar
STAMPS fer reply, an. addressed as indicated
above.
OrFrcE-Front rect, between Cherry and Co.
lambis. the rucms formerly occupied BY Wells
fargo Co.'S Express Once, Seattle. ". T. apllg
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TO inrEllIofMcEa PATRONS.

All moneys due the ISrELLrGEScER
for existing subscriptions to either
DAILY or WEEKLY are payable to S.
L. Crawford and the undersigned alone,
or to their order.
Also. all moneys due for advertising
in either DAILY or WEEKLY since the
LIST of May.
Payments made to anyone other
than a. here indicated are made at the
risk Of the person paying.
THOs. w. PRosCH,
Business Manager. ISTELLIGEScER
Publishing Company.
Seattle. May, 1879.
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EAsrKRN OArNIAL for sale at
Chilberg Brother.
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City Council Proceedings.

THURSDAY, June ~, 1879.
Council met pursuant to adjourn.
mcnt
Present Mayor Berish Brown and
Councilmen Denny, Murphy. Miller,
Baxter and Chilberg.
Journal read and approved.
The Council proceeded with the reyi.
sion of the assessment roll No COM
plant being before the Council 10 rels-
ton TO said roll. the Council adjourned
until tomorrow evening to further con-
slider said roll, anil for other business.
E. S. OSBORNE. City Clerk.
FRIDAY, June 18th, 1879.
Council met pursuant to sdjouru-
ment.
Present-Msyor Beriah Brown and
Councilmen Baxter. Chilberg. Denny
and Miller.
Journal read and approved
On motion it WAS
Resoiesd. That the Mayor be and is
hereby authorized TO visit Portland in
person, for the purpose of sscertsining
at what rate the bonds Of the city of
Seattle can be negotiated Prorided.
That si.y .ction that he may take
thereon sh II be subject TO the approval
Of the Common Council Of this city :;
And provided further. that the expense
Of said visit shall not exceed the sum
OF forty dollars
Adjourned until Mondsy. Jdre 10th.
1879.
E s. OsB,RNE. City Clerk.
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DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the
worst cases. Only so cents . bottle.
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MARKET REPORTS,


SRArrLH, Jane IL, 1879
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN b co..
81 Cloud Building.

FOR RENT
929, store, Pa nw.$ 5000 2236 18th st. w. r. S18
slQ17th 81. W, y rs go I2I4 24sh st. NV rs. y
615 st. NV, II go 909 9th st. ne, rs II
10l1 St NV, 10rs. 95 Myrtle st n.e rs. 10
1927 Mad'n stn.w Is 1913 st. e............8
And other properties in different parts of the city
Circular Of Properties for sale and for rent at the
office.
Rooms for Office or housekeeping over 939 PENN
sylvan1a ave.
No charge made for advertising.
Special rates will be made for the care Of large
properties
Parties having houses for rent will do well to
try us.
FOB SALE.
,ss1 beautiful e. House on st. nv, next to corner
10 rooms, cellar, coal vault and all modern ion:
provements Terms to suit. Price $500.
HOUSE No 901 st., 10 rooms, corner house,
finished in hard wood all conveniences. Terms to
suit.
No. 6l5 h st. NV, IL rooms. very complete, and
for eale for few days at q bargain.
Money to loan.
sep29 JOHN SHERMAN L 90.
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The Supreme Court Of New York yesterd ay
decided the contest over election inspectors In
favor OF Tammany, and this decision, 1t is pre-
sumed viii put an end to the controversy. After
the arguments were heard and the papers had
been examined the court unanimously concur
red In the opinion that Tammany was entitled
TO one-fourth OF the election inspectors. The
court also announced that they had not decided
In what form the writ should be issued, but
that would be determined to-day. A manda-
mus will be served upon the police board CON-
manding them to select the fourth inspector for
each poll from the Tammany list, and it is hardly
probable that any attempt will be made to
evade the writ or delay compliance with it..
Mayor Cooper will scarcely be willing to come
In contact with the Supreme Court, which was
convened in extraordinary term at his special
request
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unqualified Suffrage In Municipal
Affair."

For long time Central Park has justly been
The pride Of New York. For long time, too,
Its management was regarded as above re-
proach, and free from the abuses and corrup-
ton which marked so plainly the administra-
Lion OF most, II not all, the other branches of
That cttys government. For some time past,
however, there have been many and unmls-
taxable evidences Of inefficiency In that depart
ment, and lately 1t has become apparent that
1t too is In the hands Of men who are incompe-
Tent or inefficient, if not actually dishonest and
corrupt Immense sums of money have been
appropriated and spent annually for the care
and improvement OF the grounds, but, 50 far as
The public can see, latterly without any good re-
suits. Last year no less than $479 900 were ex-
Eended on that account, yet, except the metro
politan museum of art and the park police force,
there is little to show for the expenditure of
That princely sum. Indeed, so careful and con-
servative paper as the journal of Commerce
declares that the money "might as well have
been thrown into the North River" and adds
1--WE are prepared to say that In some respects
The parks could have Jared better without any
Commissioners than with them during the past
Few years OF shameful incompetency and abuse
OF public trust which have made that board
notorious.
Altogether this is most humiliating aud dis
couraging exhibit. 1t adds another to the al
ready long list OF reasons for believing that the
system OF municipal government in this coun-
try is Inherently defective and must be radi-
cally changed. Whatever theorists may claim,
1t Is practically demonstrated every day that
the principle of unqualified suffrage applied to
city affairs is not only fallaclous but subversive
OF the public interests.
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Attorney General Devens writes that he Is
obliged to decline taking the stump in Massa-
chusetts this year, solely on account Of press
Ing official duties, and not from any want Of
interest In the election" He Furthermore en-
dorses Mr.. Long, the republican candidate for
governor, as gentleman for whom every one
should be willing and eager to vote.
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Not word has been heard from Prof. Wise
and Mr.. Burr, who assembled from St. Louis In
balloon last Sunday, and the conviction has
now settled upon everybody that they are lost.
The balloon was defective and only half in
Hated. Before passing from the city limits the
aeronauts dropped their drag-rope-for what
reason nobody can conjecture-and this left
them without the means OF ef1ecting a safe
landing. This probably fatal ascension recalls
the loss OF Professor Donaldson and GRIM
wood, the reporter, who made an ascension
from Barnum's circus grounds In Chi
lcago, In 1875, and were never heard
OF until Grimwoods body was recovered
on the shores OF Lake Michigan. That accident
had a most discouraging effect upon ballooning
and now, should 1t turn out that Prof. Wise and
his companion are lost, 1t will still further min.
1mize the number Of experiments In that line
though 1t will not probably end them alto,
gether. 1t can hardly be claimed that these as-
tensions are OF any practical value. About all
that can. be learned OF aerial navigation ia
known, and notwithstanding the thousands OF
ascensions that have been made, the aeronaut
of to-day has no more control over his balloon
than he has over the winds. The air Ship afterit
leaves terra frma is the prey OF the winds to be
bufIeted about and driven with the currents in
spite OF all that the genius OF man can devise
There are 1sl new advertisements In The
ErAR f0-day
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There are 1sl new advertisements In The
STAR to day.
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IA HOPPING COU6H--Wantsi to know Why
W children are allowed to suffer and die With
CARTS YEGETABLEooUdHsYR UP," free from
all narcot C pCisons. ocft Sts
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FOR RENT AND SALR.
EOR RKNT.

have few Furnished Houses in good locations,
for rent to private families only
Il make no charge to landlords for Advertising
their property, and keep il before the public
stantly.
Houses and Lots In every section Of the city for
sale, ct prices from 81 600 to 900, and on easy
terms Al property for sale 1t my ofaoe has bean
b. O. HOFFMAN,
oct4 10th and T gts. NV.
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WHo0PINa COUCH oAN BE CURED5one
n cs 1Sstie OF my specific win convince Zon Price
oeszss NOr.hw.s. cor 9Th and 1 CAPITOL q.
DEYsIsasNss AND spE9IEIoATIQNs FOB
dfess Poss Once BOZ sss. CITY. .'s oct4 tthst
A IL OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
q District Of Columbia are solicited to call on me
OF sea
under recent decisions. Five years constant atten-
1 " <. ". WHITAKER, 2os ~ st. NV,
ott46t bet Pa ave. and Commissioners.
EBE ON THE HEARTH.
TO WARM AND vENTILATE
CAL and see the BEST FIREPLACE HEATER in
or 4 sIMpsoR. Agent Tor washington sa city tfA'
oct4,1m " zoos Fs. avenue.
~ PER CENT. DISCOUNT BEATS 90
JUST 100 PER CENT.
KENTUCKY WHISKY,
yrs yrs. S o11dd.......................sssSo o y
FINE OLD h1E.................. ............. 100
G. wITMER,
FINE GROCERIES,,
WE HAVE In STOCK
AFULL LINE OF
FINE RANGES, FURNACES, AND
FIREPLACE HEATERS,
Purchased before the recent advance in Iron Goods.
Which We are selling ct the old rates.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
EDWARD CAvERLY & CO.,
1t - Masonic Temple.
CAsHnEHEs,
BLACK AND COLoRED,
ALL WOOL. DOUBLE WIDTH,
FROM As CENTS.
DRESS GOODS. 121s. Is. 10, &c. rs.
a. BLACK SILKS and sATINS. IS. ST, 81, $l.l0,
CoLORED SILKS, rs, 81, 81
CLOTH, fer Boys wear, 81, 50, 60, 75c
New FALL GOODS in every department.
C. M. OWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania ace., south side.
oct4 Near 7th st.
NEW FALL
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
FANCY VELYETS AND FANCY SILKS
We will open on MONDAY the largest, most at
tractive and fnest stock of FINE FANCY AND
STAPLE DRESS GOODS that we have ever offered
and We feel well assured that has ever
been exhibited in Washington. We solicit an ex-
animation from all buyers.
W. NJ. SINISTER Sons,
gE- One Price ONLY. 9I9 PennG. ace.
FOR Cash. 1t
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1908 OPENING. 1908
MRS J. G. KILLIAN.
l2O8 r STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY. Oct 9Th and It'll.
9perips of FRENoa PATTERNS BoNNETs az and
A YEAH OLD sTE %5s Month AMP a
BYRN's FINE SHOE STORE,
1914 14th street,
Two doors below Corcoran street
Repairing at nominal rates. oct4
GRAND OPENING
PATTERN BONNETs AND HATS,
Our usual wellknown selection Of Artistic ~
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS,
WEDNESDAY AND THURsDAy.
OCTOBER SrH AND 9rH, 1879,
To which the Ladies' Of Washington and vicinity are
respectfully invited.
L. l.. BLOUT.
oct4 st 10 SereAth street northwest.
Published Saturday, Oct. 4th.
ToURGEE's NEW WESTERN STORY,
FIGS AND THIsTLES,
keen'y characteristic American novel By Al
BON W. ToURGEE Price, Cloth. 81.
Also by the same Author,
TOINETTE: Il Tale Of The South.
New Edition. Fourth Thoufand Price, Cloth, al
"a picturesque, vivid, passionate story"-Cssn.
Times
Ready shortly.
A FOOLS ERRAND.
BY ONE OF THE FOOLS.
VARR. sRRv Thou art not altogether fool
Fool. Nor thou altogether q wise man; as much
foolery as have, so much wit thou lackest
t TinlOn Of Athens
FoRDs, HOWARD h HUBERT, NEW YORK
cE-The above Books are for sale by all Booksel.
lers, will be mailed, postpaid, on receipt Of price
by the Publishers. 1t
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DOR RENT-9l3 st. NV,
L desirable 3-story Brick DWELLING, contain.
ing rooms, and all modern improvements.
THOS. j. FISHER Il 90.
FOR RENT-735 9th st. NV
Large 'l2reom BRICK, has modern conveniences
and is in excellent repair.
THOS J. FISHER Il 90.
FOR RENT-2OO5 "I" st. n W.
3story BRICK, with back building, contains II
rooms, and all improvements.
FOR RENT-174l q" st. NV. contsinins IL
ROOMS and modern conveniences.
THOH. J. FISHER 4 90.
FOB REMT.IS22 81" st. NV, q handsome l3-
room RESIDENCE, with every modern improve
meut JHOS j. FISHER 90
FOR RENT-Several furnished Houses desirably
situated. THOS. j. FISHER 4 co.,
Cct3 1928 + street
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THE CELLULoID TRUss AND SUPPORTERS

That nevur russs, never breshp never Wears3 II.
always clean and can he worn while ba&hing,ls .:s
sele at OHA6. fIbHERs6, Gas 5th streef NV
MIS-. Fisher devotes her Attention to tho WAntgI
sdy ratronA decll.lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

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