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pEpttst lLglFSIMIsEeste W 1hlS SUIT. n,
Isi attcsle: N fislf
J:Il I u r, Clerk:
Hearyl8 ga1 y ~ K
april54Wa
+ o IlDEtj0 lE'T II jB EICglTI0N..
Tie Staseef sIEest Ii',ginia:
Al Rulss Aetl lathe Clerk d, tlise Of Tic
County coartior Lewis count; on lho ls.s
Monday III lhtcl. 1910! fisi
Charles csQ aesa, at lSti
a. P. D0bson .5i5l ri
" cIlSeEsy IL InkE eorsrr eorR,, or LAWS
Tie Object o. Ills 3sail It's 10 enforce Tho
collection Of a cFrtaia,lsEt, dis. tom liz
defcnaaRt.io tie plaintiff, S. sisinglc Lin,
for ilIrty:fss doIlaFs, viii 7in,cr0st from
the lst day ttFsbr.iarS, fls45S until paid
aud 10 subject Tho ,t!tcts:ss oftlie, defendant;
ii thcitraetlof land owned Sbyt; Sarah Doli;
SOM nj hcr death, contalning los acres, ST.;
aatc on staFcher's Run; a bronch Of Jesse
Hughes Run efs Hackers Gees, 'iaiIewis
c'o!.nIy, 10 lie payment Of sail deb !. aud lt,:
ter 81 and Tie costs 0t Ills satt 3s,i,
And ilappeating by ntlllnylt, alsl iin,tliIs
cnrvn IN, NJ n, A. "A ~ N, n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS (,;I..-7

~ % -gs'l 'i..-'=---- .'N.yr5l NJ Tg
3 T. the creditors 3 ef James, War,
mgr, deceased "a: III pursuance to u
decree Of lie Circuit Court ortllo
County ;o' IF Lewis, made in i cause cause
therein lel bending 70 subject the real.
e .taA!I g t1e sitii james Warner. ' to
tue t! payments Of his debts; you are
required 70 present your claims
against the said lalaos Warner l1rs,,.; ~
adjudication 9 sIlcatl e e, L; Simpson,
commissioner, at lis Office ii tho
sala county, on before tlia oal
shy ofi.Janc, 1879. 4, Il q .sI.5l5
Witness, ". g. Harrison, CLERK
oL;i said court, this s1Itl .uayofi,
Anril, 1870. n, \; NJ:
sI,'5M G:HlARRrsoN, Clerk. 4!
:. y Bennett, Alto; .april194w
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I'7Ilo;,:RIDIERg 0EiPUBLICATI0 on.

ORDER OEHoBL..lSG3AssilloS.
80.
lThs:Statsef West t.r9 .,s.a -
n Achilles held ial ths olefkIs ofiss iof Tie
County coats Of Lewis segaty, on, the last
stonlaytn March, $50:
Elizabeth O spslaiug' plain ~
VS. -
Henry q. Laashlia ane E Frances Clara
!, I.sGghlin, bis wills. EslsleeEta sPsIa:pg,
a infant eG,i JAMES B g: s ;i.iltts
Sheriff u Lewis eounty and q q sash adj
4 n,iais,tator q tie perioEal estate Of
| james ~ ! shalaings deceased, lsleadsass.
i EcllAyc.Ez is zlls eogs1Yi eouar o. .sna ID
corsTy:
Z, Thctobtsct OF this suit ts.tolselt, Instead Of
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Small B,tSiHCSs.

Tho County Court of Mason
county recently arrnignctl Mr.. ],
a. Gibbons, Of the !No@itor, for con.
TEMP il, that he had presumed to
critieizoits dilutory mode of doing
business. The proceeding was ex-
cceding smart, no Doubt tic Court
itself thought 50, for.it discharged
Mr.. Gibbons, aAer Q lsearing.g
-Thetr"ubIo with n great many
people in. Office in this State, from,
Congressnleh down toa!i County
Courts, and oven lower, is that tlicy
'lon'trecognixe newspapers right
10 use their names in connection
with any but Mandatory mention.
They have no use for u public
journal further than 10 serve rs II
machine for personal pqlirry.& Let
thEe newspapers speak out. ! Only
those howl WHO qtf burt CHARLEY.
10y Courier. as'If l. III,
n,ia5f u., l4Fli. rt t.,.t.,.'
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THE .L).E,!M,OlsJeRA:.!1l!Ili.

TIE DEllO'c ~
.,sAIURR.4!l:ll: 6 |. ). Q phi 3
Proc ding s. 81 The Cols;71is.ttYl
Golslts at ITS a p1iSS Term,
1879. iEEe s las
sisiRoApt BUSINESS. .lilSI
Manloy }sevecker appointelisur.
+ sveyos Of Roads in ;oollinsls Settle
lnent District. Jas. Afford and
Hugh Henry in Fieeiaans Creek
District. I;
WI. Bailey Israel Simmons
and Samuel Loyett ag viewers 10
mark out ,asi way for an alteration
in the road ifromithe bars at n. g.,
Butchers, on Dry Fork ofiPolk
Creek, 10 the house Of Mrs! Maba:
lia Riggs. rs # fs. y. 3, I. y
l; y RegqrSappeinte Surveyor
of Road in Hackers Creek District,
in room +. 4 4 !fI'hihehiart; resign
ed. 9s9t 'i5ti /,
Geo ". Dean; 3. NJ! Hayden and
R: J. Simpson, we're appointed to-
view and marklout a waysfor an
alteration in The road on the farm.
Of Michael Fitzpatrick: si.itjJ |
on motion o q 2; ~. Smith,,
Sieholas AlkiEe, Levi e. i n ]; F !;
and y AZ AZ; y Harrison, were appoint;
ed to view and mark q way for a
road from the cato Of Edgar w.
Smith 70 tie residence Of i. w.
Smith.
Tint part q lilo pike. leaI ing pp
Hackers Creek. from DC forks 81.
the road rear tho mouth Of Lites
Run, be attached u precinct Al ID.
Thomas Watson, appointed sur
yeyorl Of 4 road in Precinct No Y |.
Collins Settlement district in room,
Of John J. Heavier, resigned:
Jonathan .Pickens Was appointed
Surveyor Of roads in Collins Settle.
ment District, also Marion Mall
comb, ND. Anderson aud Jas CT
Williams for Skin Greek District
On motion Of. Vim. Shears, Jno.
S.tButchor, Geo. steinbock and d.
7. Peterson, were appointed viewers
10 mark a way fora road Leading
from, the parkersburg Turnpike
from e: some point 81 81, tlle farm 81
the late Bernard Grouse to inter:
sect with the road on Laurel Fork
oflsand Fork at q point on or near
the farm Of Jacob mon:
The court suspended further
work upon tlio road established
1871 leading from Elihu
Eornash's down Land R B; IL! the
80 ;,3Sro All -
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poor ones, besides leaving more.
land for the cultivation of other
crops; and Wc desire our ohio!;a y!
Nest virginia friends 70 make!the|
same discovery.
There is in Great Britain the
enormous stock of9O, 900 lIogshealls
Of American Tobacco =; 4 fill three
years supply in quantity fnot5ini
quality: i. y, IS
The hidden stock in Germany is
claimcd;toi be Unusually large. aud
it's conceded on al sides that tile
future Of prices will depend upon
the size Of tie tobacco crops!
planted in tic United States 5tllc'
coming sprtng2.nd Summer it's
an urgent necessity that ~ the:
Tobacco growing States Should
pitch for small and fine crops the
coming season. If average crops
arc q raised; &c is probable, that even
thcTprese1t low,scalo ofpriees3 can
n0t;bc maintained and then heavy
losses would Bio cntailcd suponyall'
planters and dealers in Tobacco. E
Tho Editor.
josh Billings says sIfanybody
hasihartliw work please mostPeos
pie, flo Is an editor IL lie omits
4n-ytlling, llieis lazy. Ifihe5 speaks Is,
of.things asF they me, people get
angry: If he CLOSES over Or
smooths down the rough points:
lleis1bribee. 4fl.ei calls tftangssbyI
,tlicir proper names; ne is. declared
titlfor8lis position: :IfShcstl does
not furnish hisreaders with jokes
llesis'amnllet! If.kc does: tcisda
ratit:l:e=licall, laekiRg lstabilitt!ys1f
tle:intlulges5ini Representatives, he3is
Iablackguarl. slfhc does not his
paper is dull and tinsipid. niiis4
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on maids a aid Ola Ba q h

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z.-sssE.@..-.fe----..1ts. -..s.-----.---.-
Old Maids and Ola Bachelors.
Old maids, reEnsefal. gheyean
cook, sew and take care ofelildren;
nurse sick people and generally
play tie piano. GA ibaeheI ors arc 5ii5,
useless. They doi not even know
llowsto,d drive nailsiors split Wood.Fq
#sold maids arc aamiablc:alIfi ono
wants anything done that requires
patients and kindness Of 5lleart, q
single lady is snsay:o il! tolg 81 Tic one q
do4it.s Sp5r, q ss.iee " ss4igtiiT
Old S-bachclors arc ,ill.natured.
They snub children, elespiso;babiessi,
and 4iat 9 young mothers, and are
always 81 3 busil!y employed in see
ingl that other people take good
care Of them that,they shayc not "a
moment 70 give osanyono else
Oldmaiils are nice looking and
.4syoalng for their years. Old bach
elors generally have red noses,
rheumatism in their knees, bald
heads, and mouths thatiturn down
att the corners. i53s
ollmaitlss cailsnlak;c'a;5 home d
one little I, room, and cook . deli;
cious meal for one ;;oycrstilc gas;iet
IN cunning little tin-kettlesS besides
making all their own @artlrobes.
Old bschclafs need an army 81 2tdis
'lors, walters, cooks, distantsrelati
end hotelillndlortls to keep them
comfortable. When. old maids arc ar
ill,thoystic rlieads inpocket-
lianakerchiefs, take homeopathic
i'll t: ou SUI f3twoi bottles. Alternate.
wand get Nell agsliS. wien I'D
bachelors are III. tlloysgo Ibelantl
send for four doe tors : have IN 4 con:
sultastion: a slnantlespiescc full &
bfack bottles /; ali the amiablettnia,,r,
lied men Slio belonss e lie Club
to7 cit. Iupiwith Stlclnsati nislltss4b e.
sides a.l,ired nurse rs;e tliey telegram.
*SG,'tiicir relations; ana do tl til hest
"a in M tiie world tia i1legS
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'1XE:GEsEEiINE,'',

~ IA 6fIIEFf-IIIl n NJ = 7lIl1l7S 49, " y
Soyr a it0S.Dti rlIyNit1an. Inns to eIuAl n4
blood Iylrllirfa lftAFihE " itN nlHy wonderful
irS after III ItlIrF FriiiclirS hail tallcti, w.
ia UriIIig merit u Va prepared ttgnI barsS.
FIOS aud LerLS, each GfRhlelI,lS highly CiItSt-
IybI and Tiny utB t1uithitltiel In such mad.
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Pennsylvania has adopted the
tramp law, and modern exodus
in West Virginia is in order.
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Nv, lsSNii. g. SHSl!S Y y; s.I
G05fSlIIiTssSI0 NlNRis g s: ALE! 9
IUtB|1I.Ei. !: Esl4s itls
IN GILlIEIIR3 COUNT 9 q Y I!
81 Iis Hays, !sSliainistr Ell Y a
Ill Frlhks slseeasea, Ro5s,. i'1s,
as. 1. !, it5 4.
Charles \. Patterson and :liElE'l4
Pullianl.ttls GIL ~
IN THE g RGIlrs4 COURT
or GlIiMERic COUNTY Il
+ |In|pursllanecor lat decree of q y !
Court, rendered ii sai!l s ;i;i Z!
Cause ~ oa 'tliS 18Th day q seBsslEi:
Ter, ISIS, tlleQndersigned G;ola 5It Il
sii,lniesrs will proceed ut the front ont
door 6fthcs Court House o t! Gilnlc1r.
county, on the first tlay9f3 The y Sl4 g!
tG,s,, i s7, fftbS County S6urtt6f.
lss,5,;I ;co1,,ty p scllisaE publi9t SlIs=
t t;i,s, totIe .LislIcstbitide
'FioiJR Ilo,GjsNND ACRES OF
73'i,i i3;.5y LAND,
situate oil Steer Creek Ciilmer
eo,,ntv known rs tic Erlnks,s'l
tract ofland.
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yie,rs 3 Ec- I vel ,.s, \

Rielcs Of Ed Gover,io Hendricks
a correspondent q tic New
York iEe,ld has had a;talki@S}ithEx
Governor Hendricks. From his res
port;we, take the following:s
Q-ALr. bricks, has not the
lnoraltSslge u the Dcnloe ratiel par
.ty::e|fthei fraud issue & 81 1916, con
ss!ilier g ,by3it:s:e.lf, been iMFPaired,by'
tAos action ftl!eP Potter committee?
Al .dqn'tjknowtth tIsamspre5,
pared toianswer that!question fully.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,by thesPotter
committee i have established very
iplportsnt;:fea,s not known before,
;butiI3 think3that the conyietienFof
,tlie people IS Is thSIrol!g That was "
done " was at least quite as strong
before 90 it is nov. The 3lsbuke Of
lss0'shouldilbe administered toltllc
wrong done 70 1.-THE people gofthe
|, United States and 10 our4institu-
tons rather than 10 indiyijluals
andlto the party. disqualification
Of the cipher Dispatcher odoubt
lIeyeleped awieked purpose oni the
part Of their authors, bit ;6ertaia-.
ly,is an established Btiict Stllatthe
votes, ot ut lsast two statesSTerg
for sstle, and also that the Demo-
Gratis did buy them, Wliile 4llI
oftlie implicated Republican par
ties llaye now received offices from.
President Iayes. 4 S3io 4! believe
that tile people can become indisS
terontt osuch Tieke9 practices
"a fnn1S Il ~. Linn Afsh ftNN ft,d NJ.
|, ,;tSssS h tS,,,S,,f NM i ,,ToS1;.
i 4 ,!SiIi + i, i, y
a, 4 NJ q \ 1, !, II /, "a & 5,s,.s
ago, that SN[r. Hendricks himself:
willcqmc, out boldly for Tildep,
II - x 4 Is y -. \ r ii . r.
&. Is,tbat Is cavern i, ~ UenlricksS,'
/, ~ !; !. I, u d
Is XII IN iSS MI, Nh , SI;
albanian fEE IN Ian eaIIed f6iibst
No. NIL e. g ,,iriftd,, ILL.,.
4 : ifriSn,i u 1sll;o Sb;n ,,ton III !. !.
Nj III; IL; on,,f ,,Sa%n;oiif;ailI,.
f,lssS ~ i q IA tai,.oi 3,s;tI, J, !.
on ;5.if3 alSSo5i,,St Nh T;l,ISSSS IGtssl,SSS
!, nifor.n3l,. eI,,,ssI i IL g ~ +
i,ayS Il ~, Z 1a,,,d5a,: ~, a.. M
lint T,iISsyes saiIlainl iliatislottar
;wicl, INN, AZ ma "a !. M l5syS bocS
.nuiblisbei INIT AID nj .fseli,,n,icr.
DENOMINATIONS a. "a a5.ai,, accent &
second I Mace ,,non IN tickats i
, M, bc6t.,, & tl,o5ls SoI 40 5,l
Z,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

The Fall River manufacturers and their en-
ployes are celebrating the return of better
times BY quarrel which threatens to put q
stop to tie business Of the place. Nearly every
one In Fall River is connected either directly or
Indirectly with the cotton mills. When de-
preston In business, miSmanagement and de-
falcations brought adversely to the city capital
lists were ruined and operatives were forced to
work on short time and at reduced wages.
Promise was given, however, that when busi-
ness had sufficiently recovered, wages should
be restored to the old figures. The operatives
think that the point of improvement In trade
has been reached which viii justify an advance
In their compensation. The employers think
Inherently, and refuse to submit the
question TO arbitration. The employees will
permit the manufacturers no repairing of losses,
but with the first appearance Of returning pros
perlfy aim to reap all the advantage The
manufacturers by their scornful manner of
treating the advances OF the operatives have
shown too small consideration for the sacrt-
nces that the latter have made, and spur them
to an obstinate persistence In their demands.
Neither seem to act as If they recognized that
the interests OF both are bound up together.
Business prosperity returns, but not to Fall
River, since capital and labor work to their
common detriment instead Of to their common
advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

The British Medical Temperance Association
'gif barty," and enjoyed themselves hugely
at a banquet In which only Wholesome non
1ntox1cant beverages were used. Yet the list
OF drinks was varied one. There were IN
fermented wines, including sporto and ssherry. y
fruit drinks, beverages made from malt-tree
from alcohol, OF course-and others from hops.
declared on the list to be both good and
pleasant, cyderine, concOcted from the Juice of
apples, curious liquid with singular name,
which was stated 10 be ''the pure inspissated
juice OF tht grape, free from all foreign matter.
and pleasantly acid" and another which, under
an equally strange title, was averred to contain
phosphates and iron, and to be an excellent
tonic. Ginger ale, fruit essences, and lqueurs
Misunderstanding and very attractive completed
the list OF beverages which cheered but did not
fneDrfate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

There Is considerable protest In New York
against the further extension for the present Of
the elevated railway system. An increase of
the number OF such roads beyond what Is re.
Quired for current purposes gives room for all
the objections urged against them of insight
Illness, noise and injury to property, while rob-
Ding the arguments In favor OF the roads OF
much OF their force. Competition is not neces-
sary for the protection Of the public, since the
legislature can bring about the same results by
suitable restraints and prohibitions. There are
now three elevated lines In operation, two more
projected, and fifth, or middle route, has been
mapped out, to say nothing of innumerable
branches 1t Is proposed to call halt In the
work Of providing rapid transit facilities When
the public need more roads, 1t is thought that
they should run underground instead OF through
the air. The multitude of proposed roads for
rapid transit suggests that unless tunnels are
dug beneath the streets through which they
may run, the streets themselves will soon re-
semble tunnels with air and light obstructed
by roof Of girders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

The clever romancer who enacted the story
ABOUT the Australian man OF science who by
the use OF certain drug suspended animation
In animals, and then transported them in a
frozen state for long distances, reviving them
by means OF another drug when required for
use, must be pleased at the circulation which
his bit OF fiction has obtained as well as amused
at some OF the comments upon it, affirming
belief or disbelief In its statements. Toe fact
which seems TO have done the most to convince
commentators that they were considering the
work OF an Australian Poe is the Incompatible
~ between the freezing OF the entire body and
The existence OF life. 1t Is pointed out that as
The blood In this experiment must remain In
the body and unchanged, 1t would when frozen
occupy one-sixth more than its usual room
Ihat Is, would fracture its containing vessels as
water does our pipes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

The new tax-law Of Pennsylvania makes so
many changes In the tax system OF the state,
and the provisions are so complicated that even
the famous Philadelphia lawyers, who are sup
posed to be equal to the disentanglement of the
knottiest questions, are not able to agree upon
Its Interpretation. By the new law, delinquent
taxes are required to pay the heavy interest
OF ~ per cent. per annum. Foreign Corpora
tions, except foreign insurance companies, shall
not be allowed to have place of business In
the state without license from the auditor
general, and the fee for the annual concession
of thi, license Is to be one fourth of mill on
each dollar OF capital stock which the company
is authorized to have but this Is not to apply to
companies the majority of the capital stock Of
which is owned within the state. or which In
vest and use their capital In the commonwealth
Mortgages, promissory notes, bills, bonds, judg-
ments, articles Of agreement, accounts bearing
interest, shares OF stock, public loans, &C., lex
cept United States loans, and all other moneyed
capital In the hands Of individuals In the state,
are made taxable for state purposes at the rate
OF mills on the dollar, but are exempted from
all other taxation; and banks may pay, In lieu
of The above, tax Of six-tenths of one per cent.
on the par value Of their shares, thus securing
the exemption Of shares, capital and profits
from any other taxation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

The leading republican paper of Maine, the
Lewiston Journal, says the political situation
In that state is so anomalous and uncertain
that very active campaign is promised, but
the republicans viii go into the contest united,
hopeful and deeply In earnest on platform of
sound money, national supremacy and equal
rights, South as well as North, and will be aided
by many men who last year, from various con-
siderat1ons, voted the greenback ticket, and not
few sound money democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18
THE CELLULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

That never rusts. never breaks, never wears out.
always clean, and can be worn while bathing, Is for
sale at OHAS. FISHERS. 623 7th street NV
Mrs Fisher deyotes her attention to the wants Of
nay patrons dec1kJy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

/ issue on the LIST and 18th of each month a bull
etin Of all property for rent and sale on my books
which can be had ON application at my Office, or will
be sent by mail if desired
auction Sales.
On FRIDAY, June ooh, at p. NJ, No 2O23 L st.
NV.
On SATURDAY, June 21.t at p. M, unim proved
property on street near 18th street NV.
Loans.
$500. $4,000. 80 500, ST. 500, $500, s7oo $500 At
7per ct. telStr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18
FOR RENT AND SALE.
peal ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN h CO..
st Cloud Building.
FOR RENT.

tha n OF property "ior rent and SALE" issued from
to ceh To- n, Persons interested viii do well
na1 MaAe no CHARGE for Of property and with
smaIier n, large properties OF number OF
psceS Si n attention win De given business
properties at from 500 to Sc OOO in for
unimproved lots SI9000 to loan in sums of no 600
ara upwards, at per cent interest - ~-'0'0
jeAo-u JOHN SHERMAN 90
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

CPkxNG GOODS.
Most fashionable styles, Of best makes for GEN.
ready for inspection. -
Respectfully request the favors Of my pxt- III
reas aud the public generally.
r. J. HKIBER6EH,
CITYENE Army d NAVY TAuOn.
erS-r 0S6 10TH street, OPP Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

Ye Englishe oarsman Of reno wne betaketh
himself, shamefacedly, to some retired sheete
OF water, and doubleth himself into long dis
lance rifle shooting pastures as he practiseth
with assidutty the Hanlan swinging stroke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18

NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 18th
LIST y st. and New York ave.-Fire, Burglar and Damp
annum Tafes Government Bonds on Special be-
Eos1t-one dollar per 81 900 year. Also, receives
Snverware packed In ordinary eized trunks on de.
post for moderate charge. Board of Managers-
WIN; ,Stickbeys president: George W. Riggs, vice
president; Il. r. Snyder, secretary; A. L sturte.
want, treasurer; Henry A. Willard. John Cassels,
Thomas Evans .nV3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18
FOR SALE
AND
FOR RENT.

Owing to large engagements In other business, we
are des1rous OF selling q few LOTS and three me-
dunn priced HOUSES at LIDROIT PARK We
VIII make special prices and terms very favorable To
IN mediate investment The PARK is growing in
b auty and value more rapidly than any other sec
ton Of the city. investments made now win be
better than four per cents
also, OFFICES TO RENT in LEDROIT BUILD.
ING at low prices.
A. l. BARBER co,
my23 LeDroit Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-18
PERSONAL.

A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO MAKE THE
"a acquaintance OF young Lady of refinement
With whom he can have pleasant relations 1dre %
OONFlDENCE; Star Office. stating where an inter
view can be had. jel8 ST.
CPS FOB INFORMATION that will arrest the
~ Colored Boy who snatched the Satchel contsin-
ing One Hundred Bill and Ninety FIVE Dollars Ia
5to Ct. NV Mond.y night. June 18TH Apply Police
deadqoartere je17 ST.
I HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS OREDITING
any one in my name, as I will MT pay any debts
except those contracted by myself.
jel6-3ts Georaetown. ID q.
A STROLO6IST AND CLAIRVOYANT-Mrs. DR..
"A ELLIS. 319 Pennsylvania avenue II you would
knoW the truth, consult the Doctor in all things.
once hours from a. m. to p. je7Iys
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
- the responsibility Of people, with abstracts of
liens on resi- estate COG 10th st. n W. g. m to 10
pm Always in before and from to6. III -6ms
MADAME BOSS. the reliable Olairvoya ant ana a.
" troioEst, has REMov1D to No. 10 9th Ct az.
fetween East Capitol and sts., Capitol Hii r a
cArs stop within half square Of house Fifteen yeaTS
IN ssh1ngto1 city attest the fact that this wonder
than any one In the Profession tells Of PAST LIE.
present ana irtnre destiny gives advice and assisf
snce on gu matters sppert&tntng to business. loYa
ana mAsr1InocF. AL In trouble CAN. Satisfaction
xlven or no pay. nov27-ly