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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
Sale of ReUL Estate.

NorIcE is hereby given that by virtue
of an order OF the Probate court of the
county of Livingston, state of Missouri,
made at the May 1879 term thereof, /,
James May, public administrator of Liv-
ingston county, incharge of the estate OF
Calvin Conner, deceased, will, on the
7th ddy of Juty, Il. ID. 1879,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 4 o'clock in the Afternoon
of that day, at the west door of the Court
House in the city OF Chilllcothe, county
of Livingston, and during the session OF
the County court of SAID county of Liv-
ingston, sell at public auction all the in
terest of Calvin Conner, deceased, in and
to the following real estate, to-wit: The
southwest quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter, and the south half of the northwest
quarter of section thirty (3o), township
fifty eight (sS), range twenty-five (s5),
in county OF Livingston, state of Mis-
souri,.
Terms of sale, cash in hand at the time
of sale.
May aS. 1879. JAMrs MAY,
2-4o Administrator.
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Foul Double Murder.

Last Tuesday an old man named Ca
houn and his son were on their way to
attend court at Linneus, and we're pass
ing through a narrow belt of timber,
when they we're fred upon by some un'
known assassin, and both instantly kill
ed. The old man received three loads
of shot from shot gun, and his son was
shot with pistol. A boy discovered the
dead bodies and gave the alarm. No clue
to the assassin.
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Turkey Bend Items.

TURKEY BEND, May the 3lst, 1879
A very severe wind and hail
storm passed through here last night
which was accompanied by hoavy
downfall of rain. No damage wa.
done except fences blown down.
Farmers look cheerful since the
rain.
A. F. Bedell is sitting tobacco
plants.
VIM. Leaton rs adding another
improvement to his place, in the
way of Il new corn crib.
Carson Hawkins was hauling
hay yesterday evening.
j. W, Bowden, who has bocn on
n visit to his sister living near
Wheeling, returned home last
Thursday evening.
We understand that there IS to
be fishing party at tho mouth Of
Locust creek to-day.
Locnsts by the thousand in the
river bottoms.
Boys, be careful when soliciting
the company ofa fair one, and il
she tells you to g. o. d. (caIl on
dad Ddon't you do it. a young
friend Of ours tried it
4 short time slncc and got defeated.
Perhaps, "Mr. Thundcrbumper,"
t would he safer for the boys to
AXE you along when they go to
irive hogs, as we are told that you
keep "swine" physlc IN your pill
Bags. Moreover, Mr.. r., YOU have
aiken the calling of NJ. D., and you
must look out for these cases. Poor
,ogs, they died IN the prime of life,
when ifyou had only been there
-ou might have saved them for fu.
ure goodnoss-bacon.
OF all the sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, 1T might have
BEEN"
Tyrec is going out among 'em to-
morrow. Respectfully,
SOARING EAGLE.
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Guardians Notice Of FinaL Settle
ntent.

STATE OF MISSOURI, !
CouNuY OF LlyINGsroN, 80
Estate Of Susan Vandyke, late a miuor;
benjamin l.. Wilson, Guardian al d
Curator.
In the Probate Court of Liv;ngst co j. =
ty, Missouri, August Term, A, u, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
ders igned late Guardian and Curator of
the person and estate OF Susan Vadyke,
late minor, has made just and TUE e,-
hlbit OF the account between himself and
his said ward, and tlled the sane with the
Probate Court OF Livingston county, and
that on the first day of the next August
Term, 4. d. 1879, thereof, he intends to
apply to apply TO said court for leave to
make final settlement of his gua' dian
ship accounts, and for his discharge as
such guardian,
BENJAMIN L. WILSON.
n4o. Guardian and Curator.
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Quincy Music House.
A SHORT LIST OF POPULAR FAVORlTES

IN CURRENT EVERY DAY DEMAND.
Nancy Lee. Adams s 80
'The Bridge. BY Carcw, 10 and so.
Lindsay 80
rGrandfather's Clock. Work. IS
Little German Home. Collins 81
*When the grass grows over me. French 90
II am waiting, Essie dear. French 40
+Brown eyes has that little maiden.
Osgood 10
'See that my grave is kept green.
Williams 10
*Tll see that your grave is kept green.
White 40
gathering shells. Thompson 40
+Baby mine. Levoy, Johnston, Mil.
lard, each 40
*Dreamy eyes that haunt me still.
Bollman 40
"The day when you'll forget me.
Thomas so
*When the tide comes in. Millard so
Sing, sweet bird, CAM so
INSTRUMENTAL.
Smiths march. Revised edition. Martin IS
Lincoln's Funeral March. Davis IS
Maiden's prayer. Badarzewska IS
Black key Polka Mazourka. IIerzog 80
Jolly brothers gallop. Budik 80
Home, sweet home, var. Slack so
II. NJ. S, Pinafore. Potpourri. Maylath 60
Dancing waves of the Atlantic. Mueller rs
Illusioni grand valse. Capitani rs
Sounds from the north watzes. Zlkoff rs
Chanson des Alps. Fantasia. Ryder IS
The mocking bird, Paraphrase.
Hoffman 100
slave finely illustrated title pages.
Our customers are probably familiar
with many of the above favorite pieces,
and we can assure them that they will
find the Others equally desirable. Amy
of the above, or any other piece OF music
or book OF any kind, desired, forwarded
by mail, on receipt of publishers price.
eYn Pianos, Organs, and all other Mu-
sica Merchandise, at EXCEPTIONALLY
Low prices. Correspondence.
TIL WOODRUFF,
No, TS Fourth, ST., Quincy, iii.
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From, Damn.

We are jubllant, for the welcome,
welcome rain has come, and the
cold grip of dependency has lost
hold of us again, for while at least,
though we must confess it had got
quite a firm hold upon us. Still it
was not so very strange 1t did,
when we bebeld the grass, tho oats,
the fax, in fact everything dying
away under the scorching rays of
the sun. Although the rain was a
welcome guest, it did not come in
timo 10 do our.oals and fax much
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F2nas Settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of the estate OF
Ann Darro, deceased, will make final
settlement OF his accounts with said es-
tate as such adm inistrator, at the next
term of the Probate Court of Livingst on
county, Missouri, to be holden at Chilli
cothe, In said county, on the nth day of
next August, A. D. 1879.
WIN A. R0LLO,
n4I Administrator.
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The Editors COnuentiOn at CO.
IuIIIDid.

On Tuesday morning. May 81, we
boarded the train at the Chillicothe
and Brunswick r. r. depot, and at
about l O'Clock, p. M, arrived in
Columbia, on time and right side up.
There were q number of others Of
the editorial profession on the train
with us, and as soon as the train
arrived at Columbia the Reception
Committee took us in charge, and
assigned each to his or her quarter.
Mr.. Day, Of the Mexico Union, and
ourself were given cards of introduce
ton to Mr.. James johnson, whittier
we Immediately repaired, and where
we received a most cordial welcome
from our host and his beautiful and
fascinating daughters, Misses Annie
and Fannie johnson, who did every
thing in their power to make our
visit pleasant one, and we must
say their efforts were decided sue
cess, and we herewith extend them
our sincere thanks.
We will not attempt to give any
thing like full account of the pro-
ceedings of the convention, as our
readers have doubtless read all about
it ere this.
Over two hundred editors were
present, some of whom we're accom-
panied by their wives. We were
informed that the editors were as fine
a looking body Of men as had ever
visited that city, and we believed it.
The Convention adjourned We'd
nesday night, and on Thursday
morning those who proposed to ex-
curt left for st. Louis and Putin
Bay.
We heard much of Columbia, its
beauty and its riches, but the half
had not been told us. 1t is most
truly the "Athens of Missouri.
The Convention meets in Sedalia
next May.
We cannot close without returning
thanks to Mr.. Hatch of the Chilli
cothe and Brunswick Railroad, c. X.
Lord of st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern, and Mr.. Galloway of the
Wabash Railroad, for passes over
their roads.
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Guardians Notice of FtRat Set
ttemeiit.
STATE OF MISSOURI, l.,

STATE OF MISSOURI, |.
COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, "
Estate of Nancy E. Graham, formerly
Nancy E. Ballinger, late a minor
John 6. Ballingst, Guardian.
In the Probate Court of Livingston coun-
ty, Missouri, August Term, A. d. 1879.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned late Guardian of the person and
estate of Nancy E. Graham, formerly
Nancy L. Ballinger, late minor, has
made just and true exhibit of the ac-
count between himself and his said ward,
and filed the same with the Probate
Court OF Livingston county, and that on
the first day of the next August Perm, A.
ID. 1870, thereof, he intends to apply to
said court for leave to make final set
tlemeht Of his guardianship accounts,
and tor his discharge as such guardian.
JOHN BALLTNGER,
May ~, 1870. Guardian.
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dn,tntStratOr's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate of Angus
tus Moon, late of Livingston county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed lob Moon, by the Probate Court
of the county of Livingston, bearing date
of the 4th day OF April, 1879. All per-
sons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year after the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate, aud II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication OF
this notice they will be forever barred.
JOB MOON,
Admir- of Augustus Moon deceased.
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Scandal Rl,,tOr.

The rumor that Davis & Noble of
Avalon, Mo-, had stolen their
goods, or they could not sell so
cheap, has passed away; they were
honestly bought and honestly sold.
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DIED..

DOGGETT-At the residence OF her
father, Mr.. r. g.. Doggett, Miss Ida
DoGGETT, Of consumption. She was
about sixtee II years old.
WILSON-At the residence of his
mother in this city on Friday, May 30,
1879, Mr.. JAMES WILSON, OF consump-
ton.
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Finat Settlement Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors
and Others interested in the estate OF
Willard Allen, deceased, that the under
signed Public Administrator of Livi Dgs-
ton county, Missouri, In charge of said
estate, intends to make final settlement
thereof, at the next term OF the Prob ate
Court OF Livingston county, Missouri, to
be held at Chilllcothe, on May 18th, 1879.
JAMES MAY,
SO Public Administrator.
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independent, and s,.IU0T-T n hoy
are with the best Of schools and church.
eS, together with all the home com.
forts, are a prosperous and happy
people.
For rates, maps, time tables, de-,
apply to either Of the following
agents:
R. TENBROECK,
Gen'l Eastern Agt., 3I7 Broadway, N. Y.
J. A. S. REED,
Gen'l Trav. Agt., 50 Clark ST., Chicago.
Z. w. BOARDMAN,
Pass. Agent, Decatur, III.
T. PENfIELD,
G. P. A., Hannibal, Mo.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1879-05-29
PENSIONS And BOUNTIES

And all other war claims obtained.
Pensions increased. Soldiers who en-
listed between May 4th, 1861, and July
Z"d, 1861, for two or three years, who
lave not received bounty, are entitled
- it, without regard to the length of
service. Back pension obtained. No
charge unless successful. Draw papers
filed out. Certificates as Notary Public
on file with the st. Louis, indianapolis
and Chicago pay agencies. No charge
for obtaining arrears OF pension under
new law. Address with stamp, or apply
to PAUL j. DIXON,
Chilicothe, Mo.
Office over Swain & Sons Store.
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$500 ReaUard.

l will give the above reward, on con-
viction of parties who broke my windows
and did other damage to my property in
Wheeling, Mo.
I, NJ, WAY.
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himself and wife together, and No
ah built that great big boat to pre-
pare for rainy weather, there never
has been goods sold so cheap fol
cash as they can be bought of Davis
& Noble, Avalon, Mo.
The Rochester Liver Crsh-
ion is for sale in
Darn, 6y ". Il. Fisher.
Utica, by j. X. Stone d Co.
AcatOn, by Darts &c Noble;
MOOresciiie, 4. ". Donaldson.
B dtord, ". III. VtnCe'tt, and q
host Of others all through North
Mo. BOyce G Ostrander, Whote-
safe agents, ChiiiicOthe.
Circuit Court: State VS.. Curtis,
defendant found guilty of murder in
in the second degree: punishment,
ten years in the penitentiary. Olive
Lyon vs.. William SANDER;
verdict for plaintiff for $500. State
VS.. Richard R. Singleton; continued.
First National Bank of Burlington,
Iowa, vs., Henry Hatch; verdict for
defendant.
The down train on the Chilli
cothe and Brunswick Railroad, last
Friday morning was precipitated
through a tressle bridge about five
miles this side of Brunswick. Sew
eral fiat cars were piled across the
track in such a manner that it took
several hours to clear the track. No
body hurt.
Miss Mamie Poindexter's school
%il close on Friday, June 13, in Linn
county, one and halt miles north OF
Hon. Willis Patterson's, to which all are
most respectfully invited to come and
bring their baskets well packed with edi-
bles, as there will be pic mic on the
grounds at l. o'clock. At O'Clock, by
invitation of Miss Mamie Poindexter,
Hon. {. II. Mansur will entertain the
school and people by delivering to them
an address on education. Come one,
come all and listen to this distinguished
orator and true friend of public educa
ton, aud it will be a day spent for your
selves and the rising generation.
MAMIE POINDExTER, Teacher.
Don't be deceived these
hard times, when money is
scarce and greenbacks at
par, by paying 81 for a Liv-
er Pad when you can go to
Boyce and Ostrander's West
side drug store, or to j. L.
Buford and Co.'S, and get
the genuine thing for $l,5O.
--Linneus is no more! The B. " S,
w u p hath eo JarroaJ onJ ha. J,,raa
it is too well known Is irrevocable. AL.
ready the survey is being made to run
said road from somewhere about Brown
ing out through Jackson township on to
well, we don't know exactly where.
We understand that things arc getting
quite lively out in the northwest part of
our county, and that some of the proper
ty along the line of the proposed route
is rising at the rate of one per cent. an
hour.-Linneus Bulletin.
This looks now as though Chillicothe
will soon have another railroad The Bur-
lington and Southwestern Railroad COM
pany have recently had the proposed line
from Laclede through the southwest
part of this county surveyed and have
found that the grade in crossing the
mounds will be too great to run the road
through that part of the county without
tunneling. Last week Peter Markey,
Esq, started out to survey line from
some point on the b. & S. w. road north
OF Linneus 10 this place, which is likely
to be the line adopted.
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FRIENDLY SUGGESTIONS.

TO ITUU6I6TS, as iCeIf as 70 Hose
seeking NeW Homes IN TIE
Fest.
The summer Of 1878 will long be
remembered by many on account of
the extreme heat, as well as by the
terrible plague that has visited cer-
tain sections Of our country. There
fore. If yon are about taking a trip to
the Vest, either for pleasure or to
look ont location for q New Home,
seek to locate on Cor nearly SOY, the
some tdtttudf IN '~li'' ~ f9rmerlv
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KATES OF ADTERIISIAG.

Il
One column one year, $50. 100
- '' six months. t5,oo
three months $500
one haff column, one year, 45.C0
Z" six months $500
three months 1900
One fourth column, one year 1000
six months 1900
three months 1000
Final Settlement notice, 800
Administrators notice, 800
STRAY Notice, one ANIMAL l.bo
One square one Insertion, 100
Each subsequent insertion 80
Local notices, one insertion, 10 couts per
line. Each subsequent insertion, cents
per line.
All advertisements inserted forno sta
ted time, will be left standing and will be
charged for until ordered out.
Es-Particuar attention paid to job
Printing OF every description.
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We also keep full stock of
HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE,

Which will sell as low any house North
ctur the whole OF stock of Tnware and the best
al and we guarantee to be tho best kept Chcone Call and
goods and learn prices before purchasing and you will
save money.
A. HOPPE g. son.
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Six good gems for twenty-five
cents at, Glotfelter's gallery. 0-9
MIR. Gus. Johnston went to st. Joseph
last Monday, where he intends to engage
in the wholesale grocery business.
Frost on last Monday morning;
thermometer forty degrees above zero at
day light.
The Musical Convention is in full
blast. Concert tonight. Matinee to-
morrow (Friday) at : p. M, and Con :
cert tomorrow night. Admission 2scts,
35cts, 5octs. Matinee IS. Children 10
cents.
The family of ]. b. Ostrandcr, OF
the firm of Boyce & Ostrander, arrived
iu this place last Friday. They have
made Chillicothe their home, and their
residence is situated across the the street
north from DR.. Poindexter's residence.
Since Adam did the garden take
himself and wife together, and No
ah built that great big boat to pre-
pare for rainy weather, there never
has been goods sold so cheap for
cash as they can be bought of Davis
& Noble, Avalon, Mo.
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B. 6 s. ". TIME TABLE.

GOING NORTH
Pass, No. : leaves Laclede at 7.4s a, NJ.
Stock No. a Z" Mt LOO A. A..
GOING SOUTH.
Pass, No. leaves Burlington at tS. .soA.M
Freight No. 3" 4" at6.3sAM.
JSo. W. SMITH,
General Superintendent.
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Stdte as CurtlS.

The jury in the case of the State
VS. Wm. Curtis, charged with the
murder of Chas. Powell, returned on
Thursday last a verdict of murder in
the second degree, and assessed his
punishment at ten years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
Defendants attorneys have filed a
motion for new trial which has not
been argued yet.
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lt Is now announced that method has been
devised Of artincially propagating the festive
oyster. This achievement will en- able the friends
and protectors Of an attractive bivalve to with
draw the young and shell-less from the dangers
and temptations that surround defenceless
wanderers and to bring them up under proper
influences The increase in the oyster popula-
ton under these circumstances, and the i'm
provement In point Of breeding and good taste
likely TO result when the oysters OF tender years
are restrained from dangerous rowing and sent
10 boarding school or Instructed at home. will
he viewed with satisfaction by every one,
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the News Of the Week, home and foreign: the
proceedings Of Congress; lively Local Notes.
Agricultural Matters: White House and Depa ri,
ment News; Proceedings Of the Courts: Choica
Household Matters "no
1SM& s per annum. In advance, postage pre-.
Paao; Hhgie copies cents, In wrappers.
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Il (Near thirteenth Street Circle,l
new 1Qrcom RESIDENCE, with every modern
next o 49,
FOR RENT-l326 L st n W.. q handsome Dwell
LING. containing - rooms exclusive Of bath and
sore rooms, buffers pantry. laundry, &c. House
theroughly built and contains every co1venieoos
,oHes oR RENT-A six-room FRAME HOUSE, No
FOR RENT-In Georgetown, D O., No 81 Let ST..
tW0ftory French roof and basement Brick RES
prove meDts. ~ " Ana
FOR RENT-The "O'Neale" Blue Stone QUAR-.
hIhe' situated on the Canal, above Georgetown.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
myI4-U 1928 + street n W.
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FOR RENT
1a East Capitol st. brick u rooms, mod impa. ESQ
2new Brick Houses, rooms mod. i'm a.. EACH H
nt ar Ro1 nc 7 Eo4ms gas and water
Several very cheap PROPERTIES In elegant looa.
tons prices ttsn.hus from S5OO to $4,000; small
customers, a. low rate fnterest '' Va w SUIT
Also great many fine LOTS in all sections OF tha
city, Wild sReSsat Inducements to builders
W. T. BURFORD. Real Eststs Broker.
ePo-u 708 st.
THOMAS J. MYERS. hsai Estass Agent.
1216 + street nv.
FOB RENT.
10ll II street. as Nd stnv ~
9y2 lStb st. NV. 8rs i22i Il. Z. ave-. 4 - :.
1915 18th St NV, r. S14 iath NV. 10 r. %
80 street NV, water and Yls
1Ul7 9th street NV, IA 200 fest ground
9l0 22d 1T. 70 inns, frame, a fest front
1904, 1910, 1912 street NV.
Lo for sale in oil parts of the CITY, mvStr
HANDSOME DRESS COATS AND VESTS IN
IL Imported and Domestic Fabrics, at -N'
mys A STRAUSS.
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Double Sheet Tomorrow.

Advertisers are again requested to send In their
announcements intended for the double sheet
STAR of tomorrow as early as possible 80 that
they may be properly displayed and classified.
In order to print seasonably for delivery the
very large additional issue of the double sheet
STAR it is necessary to go to press at an early
hour; hence this suggestion to the advertisers.
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THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER l4TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
Hard and Soft CRABS and CLANS always On
and.
Fresh STRAWBERRIES, Green PEAS, Etc
Phsdelphia CHICKENS and Dressed Spring
CHICKENS.
All kinds Of MEATS, FRUITS, GAME snd vEGE-
TABLES, at lowest prices.
myl4-tr FRANK J. TIBBETs 90.
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z NAA ISI ALE BUIIt I'm.
JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
st Cloud Build
FOR RENT.

list of property "for rent and SALE" issued from
the Off. monthly. Persons interested will do we'll
to call for one We make no charge for advertisins.
We make no charge for care Of property, and with
smaller ones we will make special rates for collect
ing. Careful attention will be given to all business
placed in our hands Insurance attended to with
ont charge. Taxes paid when desired. Money c.re
fully loaned and invested. Property for sale and
exChar ge. Some desirable Houses at from 81 800
to sc Co.. in exchange for desira Ole lots.
niy22-1 y JOHN SHERMAN & Co
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DLACK AND COI4ORED GRENA-
ID DIMES.
We rs We opened within the past week the largest
and most elegant stock OF choice Black and Colored
GRENADINES ever exhibited in Washington. They
have been purchased at the lata trade in New
York. and will be sold at prices that will insure
their speedy gale.
SUMMER SILKS
In Str pes CT ecss and Che aee, at reduced prices
1Op pieces Frer CHI Madras GINGHAM5 of the
finest quality at Is and SOC.
FRI nch LAWNS Dotted Swiss MUSLINS
II encn PERCALES, Embroidered LINENS in
Ohoica stock of PARAsOLS and SUN UMBREL-
LAS, +. ON $3.50 to 81. 50.
ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER l. SONS.
n. B.-A discount Of five pes cent. allowed for
Casf 1t
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oh n1Nt'
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10th and F street, n ,rthWeet.

453 Q st. NV, II r.. 2 baths. Sl25
l0e St NV, fine house, furnished ............l00
aS Corcoran st. II r. mod imps, fura.......76
1lO7 Penna av. NV, two fine rooms IS
Iwo nne rooms over Galt's jewelry store. ..... so
1883 18th st. NV, 3 rooms and BATH. ,.,......4 20
a21c st. NV, rooms and bath .Ss
~ Delaware ave- ne, II rooms and bath
gIa Eenn ave- NV, rooms. 80
730 st. ne, rooms. mod. maps. Is
NJ 1aIo Nc, eule, uuo 20
Nc l4Sl 18th st rooms. also stable
5Uo d4tu 81 NV Z rooms. 20
oU! o % ST. sW r. and store. 20
~ 1st g. NV, r., water and Raa...........O
104 ON st. n.w RS, water and gas. ............l8
1oW Iztn 81 nW, rooms and bath. .16. Is
oI Myrtle st. n W., Z r.. and bath .,..,.,....l5
sO9 Ct NV, rooms and bath. .................1
no zx2o 18th st. NV, rooms.
No. aoS y 81 Ne, rooms. 10
NJ ~
no. ~ OsG me-, rooms. 10
NJ i1Sk J. exo'' sSoIe
NJ; 1910 N l. ave-, store rs
Houses and Lo,s in every section Of the city for
SALE at prices from 81 600 to $50 OOO and on easy
terms. All property for sale & my ofiica has bean
reduced in price
B. O. HOFFMAN,
u 10th and r sts NV.