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National Republican., 1881-12-17
FOR SALE OR RENT.
81. RENTAL
and

sJ "''' RENTAL
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
No. oi0 street northwest
Uower F1oor)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses aud Rooms, furnished and unfnrnahcd, OF
every dcscript.on in all paris Of the city, for Rent
Room RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new and novel plan, Zoe the convenience 81 the
grams, a Shoice Without visiting ali the promises,
giving an accurate description Of Rooms Houses Lois
Furniture. Location, &C., WITH EXCHANGE OF RHF-
EREScg wHEs REoulREp. ,.-,,..- , -,
roNsa nso Tes & mo sens e and
give reliable Information as TO Hotels Boardlng-
Houses, Transportation, tho best insurance Com
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No s27 VI. ave n. W., ~ OF the finest parlors and
NO % SoIs FouTcenih Sc n W., snlcS uhrnishcd rooms.
No 7os Eleventh st y. W. splendid double parlors.
No. lis st. u. w, elegant parlors and rooms.
10 sIS h St n w. Ssssnl cS PSrors, nor,ars and rooms
no. 1915 st. u. W., hne parloTs and rooms;
No i;oi ST. n W. ns parIors and rooms, will rent
the whole house.
No. El9 10th 81. n. W. very nice parlors and rooms.
No g S5p ith a. NJ ~ W. spIenId parlors AMI rooms
No $40 ilih st, W, extra parlors OF whole house
10 IA iith st. n ", nice large raThl0rS 5h rSo,.
No 20 i s. e. sSnt sIegsni pSTSTs psFors AND snd rooms roo
No i2ie i st. H. W, splendid paTiors aud rooms.
No l7l0 pe, ave. n. w, double pnrlor aud rooms. ~
No 7o9 l3th st. n W., double pariors and single rooms
No ~ igth ST. n. w., double pariors and rooms.
| No, Tl5 9TH Al. n. W., double pArlors.
| No. COZ 9th st. n. W., double parlors.
No. i005 At. n. W., lo-room house
No. gSl q st. n. W., elegant large double parors.
No. gl5 q st. n. W., double parlors and rooms,
1000 VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDI'
| ATFLS,
| Furnished and Unfurnshed, The demand upon US Is
increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
for Rent will hnd II GREATLY To THEIR INrEREsr V
/ call on us. Onlce hours n m. TO p m. ......s.
| des SUTPHEN q ROGERS.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
AMUSEMENTS.

INORDS OPERA-HOUSE
Matinee to day at cheap prices.
oyer Two Hour, Of Intense Enjoyment, ,,,
Dawn Of New Epoch IN American Dramatic LIT
eraiure.
Americas Greatest Character Actor,
Mr. FRANK MORDAUNT,
In his artistic N erection e Captain SSsne ,Ss IS"sST Nor
ris Comedy-Drnmn, In four acts,
OLD sHIPMATEs.
Every one an American character. .s.,.,u
Every actor a thorough artist. -
H2FAREwELL PERFORMANCE TONIGHT.
FoRps orERAuoUsE will be closel the week
preceding Chri3tmns Chri,3tt is.rs e9t yiil openn on
and e9nIe ,nS dSTns the winter and spring
Monday Dee Bsrnands n SrsVr comedy Tic colonel
Monday, Jan. "a dazzling production OF Hunpty
Monday, Jan. o-Ernesto Ro,si as Hamlet.
Monday. Jan. ie-rhe Boston Ideal Opera Com.
Monday. Jan. ss-MAdamc Janauschel and Com.
Due notice will be given of similar attractions.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
TO-DAY AT 2i-,-To.N1aHT ATsl
FANNY DAvENfURT
MATINEE TO-DAY ATa
Her greatest character. "Cauliller'
AZ our usual cheap Matlnee Prices.
No secured seats. First come first served.
Lower door, so and 75 cens.w with no extra charge for
Night performances ut popular prices.
| To.NIuMT ATsA DOUBLE BILL!
LONDON ASSURANCE and OLIVER TWIST
MONDAY DECEMBER lo LoTrAi -, -
'''' THE LITTLE pEfECTfVEt
| Lotta In six different characters.
week and Saturday nsuinee. tcItSs sScS COMEDY
| by Marsden, entitled, BOBl "
National Republican., 1881-12-17
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH bath CDR. BoVEEs).
IN l4i7 street, opposite Riggs Honse. Large POOL
good ventilation, Ladies'. Monday and Friday, Not
spen Sunday. Open from I TN 49, Saturday, u
trclAn. oc5o-ly
National Republican., 1881-12-17
BOARDING.

VAMES II. McGILL, NO. 1871 NEW YORK
finest collection OF Mnton's English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to WashlngUn, Call and see them.
and many OF them are novel cheap and very suitable
for Christmas presents, dei63t
NNTANTED- BUSINESS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w all kinds OF Job Work can be executed at The
Republican Office quicker and In more satisfactory
manner than at any other place In the city se8
DOARDINO.-FIRST-CL ROOMS, NEWLY
ID furnished, with ilrst'cass Board, at 2l5 street
northwest. deltetS
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the cltyi the halls
and passages heated with steam, the rooms are
new aud well furnished, and the table Is second 10
noue, Transient rates. 80 and q per days monthly
w. go, t35, and 80. seq
National Republican., 1881-12-17
PERSONAL.


VAMIcS IL. MoGILL, NO, 1921 NEW YORK
- avenue, near the Treasury, has Just received the
finest collection OF MinlOns English Decorated Tiles
ever brought 70 Washlngton. Call and see them,
They are handsome In design, brilliant In colorlng,
and many Of them novel, cheap, and very suitable
for ChrlstmAS presents. del63t
DERSoNAL4 = MEEIlSCHAUM PIPES, THE
a. largest and finest on exhibition ~. J. Kalden-
sole agent deltSr
National Republican., 1881-12-17

- " - - = 80
FoR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES.
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE orrY.
ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, NEAR SCOTT
Ts Saf fS Sseoa and
will bo sold cheap.
A FINE LOT ON SEVENTEENTH STREET,
% DC s"ss sss sess
SiSm ls 30 SE
ford, improved by n small Frame House, south
I % owner s resident resi- Win sell % cheap
title perfect: no incumbrance.
TWO LOTS ON N STREET, NEAR CoNNECTI.
cut avenue, Hh by 100 each win sell together or
THE ONLY REMAiNING LOT yNsoLp ON
Dupont Circle; fronts the Circle and New Hamp
shire avenue This Is the finest lot for sale in tho
city.
TWO LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
alley; will VIII sell sell at reasonable price, 10 cash re- re.
quired from purchaser who VIII improve them.
FINE LOT ON l. STREET, NEAR VERMONT
avenue. fronting south, and running back to q %
foot alley; price, si.3 per square loot
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS, or SIXTEENTH STREET.
near Scott Statue. for sale cheap.
ONE ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND ON SIX
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON CONNECTICUT
avenue.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON NEW HAMp-
800 DEsIRARhS LOTS OF IN THE .G
which will be sold very cheap, and the entire pur
pes g Ps a. ss r "a AVE- R,GRssy ys
provided the purchaser builds at once.
BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS FOR SALE IN THE
j. v. N. HUYcK,
deisst opposite north entrance O. y fyeasafy.
CHoIcE BUILDING LOTS.
We desire to call attenson to the large number Of
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
In our hands for sale In the
NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE CITY.
We name in part the following desirable locstions
conn. Conn ave ave- bet N . st. and Dupont Circle ~
is's a. ST. Set Seii istS sad at psa ih hmas ss ave-
Both sides Conn, ave. beI. aud II SITS.
West side New Hampshire ave, Immediately north
Point cor. \; i: ave, Q and Goth sts
10th @ sides u Rhode Island ave- bet ith and 18th ss
West side of 10th st.. bet. . and 7 sta. .
Both sides OF 18th St, Immediately north of Scott
X st., opposite Mcpherson Square.
Vermont ave-. bet X and Lists
Conn. ave. west side, between l. and NJ stl
Together with large list ia other sections OF the
city
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
We have also for sale number OF Dwelling Houses,
among them several chOcely located and elegant resi-
dences not regularly known TO be for sale.
TIIOS ]. FISHER q CO.,
deDtf 1874 II street n. W., near Ebbltt House.
TOR sALE1-PRIETEp CARDS, "FURNIsHED
IL Rooms, with Table Board;" This House for
Rent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
onics OF The National Republican. do7.H
GoLuMBIA HEI0HTS
~ SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located on Boundary
| and fourteenth Street Road is now being divided
and offered Ia Lots 10 suit purchasers We offer
Ing Choice Lots at 10 cents per square foot one6h
cash balance payable within Ave years with interest
at per cent Call and examine plAts ut our Office
dei-Sni A. l. BARBER d Co. Le Droit Building.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~
"ANTED-A RARE CHANCE-A FORTUNE.
Persons With few thousand dollars to Join par
TIES having W. go acres OF 6ne land IN healthy loca-
llon IN Texas 70 establish town and engage In stock
TaslnK agriculture. ullllng and merchandise. H. A.
ID. q. y delT.3tS
JAMES II. McdILL, NO. lt2l NEW YORK
~ avenue, near the Treasury has just received the
finest collection of Minton's English Decorated TILES
ever brousht 10 Washington, all and see them
They are handsome In design brilliant In coloring
aud many ofthem are novel; cheap, and very sntnble
ior Chrlstmas presents del63t
DARTN ER wANTED-A GOOD DOPPoRTUNITY
II for man with small capital In q profitable staple
bnslness. Address O., Republican Office. del6a'
nON'T FORGET TO CA LII AT LANES CREA NJ.
- cry Butter Stand, Northern Liberty Market, and
buy your Butter. al 30 Is, 90 IS, and ~ cents per
ponnd. delBJt'
MONEY TO LEND-FRoM $500 TO S2OO 900, ONE
4Nl 70 hVo years. Apply 70 q. @. FhAYSER, 4se
Louisiana avenue Rooms and noD-lms
L IBERAL RATE OF INTEREsT ALLOWED
on Time DepoaiA, United stAtes Bonds bought
and sold At market rAIes COLLECTIONS made every
where, BY J. n. soUIER a CO., BARkerN las Psnn.
aylvanlA avenue. mA1su
National Republican., 1881-12-17

1lfJ 7h st n w.. so o. 2DO8 7th 81 w.... SIS 90
3Di5 7th ut n w.....L. Is %
OFFICE roofs IN Nos. 32l and $40 Four.nnda-
hplf st n, W. nlsdn 4j8 Louisiana ave, u. W.
Call for u cOpJUf our RENT LIST, Issued every
Monday morninl IL contains complete list OF oil
our property for mt.
MONEY no LdAN on Real Estate at lowest rates.
Parties having property to trade or sell will find it to
their advantage tc0ll. b, H. WARNER,
deij 9i6 street.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
rOR RENTLFurnished Houses.

VAMps II MttILL, NO. i42i NEW YORK
81 avenue near TIL Treasury, has just received the
1nest collection Of finlon,s English DECORATED TILES
evcr bronaht to Washington. Call and see themi
I'hev are handsomdM design, brilliant In cOloring
aud many Of them e novei, cheap, and very suitable
"a fih TIsitnes preselts. dcIgA
National Republican., 1881-12-17
WANTED-HOuses.

TAMES H. McGILL, NO. 1871 NEW YORK
- avenue, near the Treasury, has Just received tho
hDest collection of Minton's English Decorated Tiles
They handsome In design, brilliant In coloring.
and many OF them are novel, cheap, and very suitable
for Christmas presents, del6-3t
VNTANTED TO PURCHASE-A GROOM BRICK
w House, northwest; 100 cash. Address a. A.
M Republican Office del5-
National Republican., 1881-12-17
rnfilrnished Houses

IN. NO. ii2l NEW YoRK
teasury, has just received the
hton's English Decorated Tiles
hington. Call and sec them.
/ design. brilliant In coloring,
novel, cheap, and very suitable
dplGM
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Tor RENT-EFURNIsHED HOUSE

II -
Elegant threclory Brick Residence, IA rooms;
modern improtmentsi Brick STABLE beautiful
grounds; corne property; fronts tine Government
reservation hoe cars pass the door; price only $50
per month; wlsell the properly for tlS,OOi cnsy
terms; title perkt; the view OF the city and sur
rounding countrts magnlflcent
Address Locklox 20, City Pustonice, OF apply TO
my agent, ]. V, N. HUiCk,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
dei26t oppdte north entrance U. Z. Treasury.
L,oR RENT-t MAPLE AVENUE, s ROOMS,
IL for so; 1903 linden street rooms, w, lie Droit
Park. a. l.. BRBER q CO., lie Drolt Building,
Washington, u. desl2t
JIoR SALE-IINTED CARDS, FURNISHED
IL Rooms, wlttTable Board;" "This House for
Rent, apply at r." and Furnished Rooms for
Rent" price 10 ts EACH are for sale at the Business
ofllce OF The Naonl Republican. dc7-tf
VE YOU WAR TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
II Trade City ofountry Property. come and see the
great bargains atwIILfAM II. MAIN b BROrH-
ERS, ST. CharehIotel corner Third street and Penn
syivnnla avenue orthwest mht0-u
National Republican., 1881-12-17
FOR SALE-LOtS.

I,oR sALE.-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN e co.
81. Cloud Building. Real estate and loans. yl.iy
National Republican., 1881-12-17
FOR RENT

TAMEs II. Md
~ avenue, near I'd
finest collection OF
ever brought TO "
They are handsOH
and many of thenlS
for Christmas presti
National Republican., 1881-12-17
Observation-Disclosures.

VTANTED-CoPYIN0T TO DO AT HOME BY A
w competent gentleman: satisfactory references
given. Address N. f., 80 Nineteenth street north
west. del7-df
National Republican., 1881-12-17
NoIt RENT YI,,,pttat,,sn ttotfsr

FVRF T3HFD HOUSE.
NNaariv nov threeltory and tasement Brick Resi-
dcnce IS roons bcatifiy and completely furnished,
Including linen, Chfh ana glasswnrei location on
stsect near Connecldt avenue; price to good ten
ont ~ tO0 per nnnuAl j. " N, HUNCK.
dcis.@ 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-12-17

A UCTION SALE AT THE NAVY-YARD.
"A Washington. d. O.. WEDNESDAY. December
2s $751; at ~ o'clock IN. of about 1900 pounds OF
Shakings from tho rigging iot and about 1000 pounds
OF Canvas Cuttings and Sweepngs from the sail loft.
(5l days THOMAS PATTISON,
deiTit Commodore u. s. N, Comnandant.
National Republican., 1881-12-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


INoR RSALE-CA RRIA GES-AN ELEGAN MT Lam
IL dau, springs French glass windows, In excellent
condition. at half cost price. Inquire at JOYCES Es-
tabshment, il2 Fourteenth street. For sale, fine
Black Saddle Horse Kentucky bred goes well In
harness. Inquire at KEYES Stables, 40 Fourteenth
afr daIT
National Republican., 1881-12-17

nor sALE-A PAIR OF CLOSELY. MATCHED
II hay Horses, years old, hands high, sound, and
quiet IN All harnesses VIII sell single or together
streets. del7-Bts
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r6is last of March arrives
w ~e m'ii ; H. II ~ ssorm'"Ind drives.
1hc birthday " the best of wives,
whose age well. never mind her ago.
Yonnr Aprirs foiy stands next door.
Contrasting with the wisdom sage
OF Mufrlt queen. born just ucf0rc,
whose virtues and whose claims ouiscoro
Her year>-bnt III not tel her agc.
A sweet sixteen sho caught my heart,
And shut Il fast In CupId's care:
For three and twenty years hcr art
~ p nss for ~ ~o1S; "a "a name ses sse.
when she was but . ecnsIe maid.
ss sf sysa'ssa ' ;9 pras s Ssd crowned he
Nov. iwsa!y;swe more !unes have he'd
But hold! must not breathe her ago.
the child-wIfe 81 heroic mold
AZ nineteen years met pnrentnxe;
Tnev must NOT hint their mothers arc.
Tin not afraid 20 own nv years:
just seven times seven stands on my page
Accept Acc 81 ny love- Gan and have no fears
That will Ger bctray my are.
BE thou assured. ~ when my bride,
Aud youth and bcauty's arts didsf wagc,
Fen now thou art my heart dear pride
Thou'r n still one year the sunny side
of-why! almost told thy age.
mo half write in TESTING nhymc,
Since jests the ilI> Of life assunRc:
Doubt not my love till end Of time:
To me thourt always in thy prime
To me, sweet stxtccn's still thy age!
--tzicap Erenin0 Lamp.
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:an.l'er; rlease ~ % br1ay Ara
49, ~ me "c!ectlye help. ~
esslslsnce q tne' braoys. that 1ndI-
sne was sIoiens .: ex-unl!ed 1tateg
senator dorsey Rr's 4, nom the Demo
cIa-Ic parry me American people
wers copod ~ these men. 4ootnzexe9
9,an't want = change ..
ne CLOSING sentences @ tnls mule iee-
< -. = most s'&nincant' 1arneio
Siv.i,oeFvice heIormeE: 4necount!y
rscol'ects tne pretty tn'nE: AZ SAC
.oou. SisI.Serslce ne,os q ~ ~
nugurM nanress: dne 9ePnplican
patty 49, iu,1 q SiviI-1ers'ce Reform
procession! n Inc ien8uaE: q hayes
Siv.i r:s oroer xoFoloe1n{ pe.'t,cA
c :, ..; 1t9m Pefsons ~ We feoer-
q rr se.xice: Io.oIuu'ne ~ persons ~ ne
xeusI.: employment from peruclP3fing
!; e,ec.'on Sa1npalgns' etc's = stllI xres1
~. 80 rsJo''?c.'o 9 2. ne county,, :na
49, AEosn - uerncioe- recolect1o1
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10 saw the sun had been hot xVOuI0
not in the least do Il Justice. Il ma
sbone from early morning until nioht.
not even the smallest clond had inter.
fered 10 moderate Tor 4 moment ~
hear: and now that Tia hour Wa como.
when. according "a established usaoe. Il
must sci. Il seems 70 have Oathered All
"a energy for I final effort ANA han0s
II the western sky ike 4 ball ~ f;re.
lighting up Nahant's beach Tor = lonc
stretch and rejecting m fhe plncid
water Al IMAGE almost ~ brilliant ~ fhe
original.
nv scene y really be.ut;fu, but poor
humanity has suffered % much from
that luminary that Il 4 totally unablo
70 aDpreciafs its partine salnte. One
DOOR mortal i devoutly grateful. Ana
sits On the piazza 81 t6e principal
hotel. III chair tipped bnck ~ feef
on the railing And 4 cionretfe IL Ma
mouth. contemplafino The snnsef with
decided satisfaction. AZ this moment
another individual appeared 81 tie
scene.
Hot. amt itP'
COMPOUNDED" replied our friend Of
the cigarette. and offers one 10 the new
conner who takes Il. pushes back his
hat and assumes . position almost as
graceful as our friend, and falls 10 con-
templating the water and the sunset.
The new conner Is . man Of about i've
and twenty wears. His light hair falls
on . broad. intellectual forehead. his
mouth i proud and sensitive. and The
upper LID is adorned with : lnustache
that men take genuine delight in His
ewes are ouief .blue- ~ which there Il 4
drift or hnmor: although The fsce i yery
pleasing and the large stalwart figure
which accompanies Z makes the n,an
decidedly worth looking A. This 4
Raymond Lester.
His comnnnion = eotirelv d;fferent
Jack Hastings best friend never ven
tured % call him handsome. His ewes
are large and dark and have IN them I
dissatisfied expression. He does not
revel. as does Lester. n y iine mus
tache. his face il smooth. and his month
u perhaps triile large. but his teeth
are fine. and when Jack Hastings laughs
one feels like racking bis brain for some
thing 20 provoke his mirth nfrcsh-
Jack Hastings Is . favorite. and this
summer he Il decided hero, for he has
: history, and Al the young ladies' are
devoutly interested ia him in conse-
quence. Last winter the news came to
Jack that IN uncle II England had died
ana lett him considerable fortune on
condition that he marry niece Of the
olu man. VINO had lived with her uncle
WET since ncr infancy, ana IN case Of
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lDo New York Times frankly ndmif9
th.e <h< u..>..hl:.... ...-s ~ -r
49, 80 cP.ol e. party = RESPONSE
pie Tor the "Star-r0ute" frauds II
- - .1e'u, PI11eeu-
~. tcrs - ;ci;ss 60 Pe ~
ns--icrs IL ~ r,,, ~ 49, h''s. uay ~ sne
Sc?et;r~ s,,,.- i" cs. ' .Pon
sn;c,o.ss VA. les;c.r - 49, 10 von-
IA rsrtrsr snd ~. d.s.Sns 49, o ss''s
~ ci;.f ~ ~ = &c. s....s.,, o;-ney'
1he 5sn.~s q .ccrr -. s,'.l.e 'q 8 :
nnhl;c.n Ionrn.is i ~. ao,'asr' -. ~
ssv~. s.Tbe Rsr,,pi;osrs 49, ..s..s 49, 49,
- Afford Il ~ 80 N - ~ ~ah 49,
tben thev cen sGc,>, Il ccrs;r,,. = y,
consnic,;,,',s Y no-;s;or ~ m".t v, = ~
Mani sncIoc;sr ~ IL. J. &c. rrcs'ss;,
frrnds Wb:fever 49, NJ cnrhs,.,
NAV - th;s = ! ch.rscs.r - 49, wv ~
. now ~ III own choice most ~e asaa II
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street. Al last the carriage stops. Jack
y admitted and shown into = small re-
ccption room by . servant IN livery.
He hears the low strains Of q waltz. but
his attention II Instantly caught ~ 4
portrait which hangs over the manteI.
It's the portrait Of lady; the face Is
proud and intelligent. the eyes large.
dark and br. liant; insfinctiroIy Jack
knows that Il IL picture q Miss Leigh
ton. and he laughs 10 himself ~ he re-
Gals Nellic's description Of her. He
hears The rustic d = silk dress IN the
hat and the original q The portrait.
only prouder. handsomcr, Il possible. i
standing beside him.
For . moment, Jack remained mo-
tionless. bis breath almost taken away
by the suddcnncss OF her appearance.
All bis line speeches ny 70 the four
winds.
IL believe you wIshsdto zee mo. "
he stammercd.
Yes Her voice - low and con-
trasting strangely with his. mr.. Cary,
my guardian. thought Il best, - re
wished you 10 know that II II over half
. million that you are refusing when
you refuse 70 when you refuse the
alliance"
A soft flush covers face and throat, Is
she speaks. She Is very beautiful and
50 Jack must admit.
His thoughts ~ back TO = golden
head. and not for moment does he
falter In his allegiance.
~ am unable to comply. - am 70
be married 70 Miss Long IN two weeks =
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~ I'm. Z. ~ 49, "h'on NOUS
~. .. 1910 n ~ a '.',
<..'.. ps's" "n2 nv ust nnn .
shc'., - ' d;s' Z. - ncnu: you hFe
=. I" go, p.'''''s' 'e'o" san
1870 49, . ~, .n"nu' ~ q .ne ,attef
iSspvnso' ~ son.,nucd' "i
-" t;r. ~, n.' LII, KY nno
- s"m S"ch' turning ncfce-
~ n,,; u, nke ne fortune. but
~" III, " s 49, !. nnses k'f' thrown
!" W.. ~ neau wou,a y9u!
-. y pa e''ytc."1s IN tne
s.,o.h;. ~ rP',eu NY mona
s';sni;s Is, 80 1917 .',u '.uSnlnx ~ NJ
T.er ~. - pc serious
49,. wvu'1 ~ e. en.ang'ed with
.na ~ .,.n n'i n.e 1871 rA'ss hc,en'on'
1nu snou'u Put seop 20 my visits "
.n9 $1,000, ior pretty MISS reInes
s"1 Ss.t 4 wcrs Wv.
"aun 'opAcu ..'e, me retreat'ng ng-
sn;o. az men uI1e,ty resaroiess 2. ms
IN 'snu suslce walked on ~ tne direc-
IN NJ Ns,, I'i@ ecr h.a 49,. .x.,....,.~
$3.50 re','e Long nad peen expecting
MN; she lay u = hammock. her hands
hs"%s 80 s,css = ~ ~, wn'e, sol'
nanuS tnht were strangers 20 labor:
x1er wniIe dress Just escaped the ground
sne swayeu iazi'y 10 the sou' sum.
Inst t",lgnr ner mead was covered
wi1n shower q golden curis and her
S ~ pc oA'on va = lat g . paoys:
x.er oyos "ere latge snu p'ue' ana just
~ kesen' were nxeu RATHER snxiously
- me foao "neFe JACK would nrst sP-
Poa'
~ w. la'e. anu she naa almost
eIvcn MIN uP: wnen me staiwart ngure
Ppeacu s'r'S s'ong oward me
co''aSe' smile n sat'staction plays
Ivunu ne Pretty mouth when breaks
,nm merry Iaugn as JACK leaps me
~ ae'' 80 ~ s'fnus ~ ne siae'
nalsing ner eyes 70 ms she says:
lon coa.d not stay away could
you; Sack, uear!
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~ ne away any say" gently: " lou
n ,sns' NJ. 90 y, Jack ! ieel quite sure
a. Sc ~ em.o a W. XII. oojec s.h u.
Confounu Miss Leighton, says
jack, e he throws himself on the
&rounu.
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49, ~. .''er ~ sne ieAst me racts o.
'no case- y IN.
nsve Wlu yog, NoiIIe' uozen
times ~. ! never w.n marry net.
know y put am horribly Jealous
q ner' and cannot ct her out q my
,ne' nignt q Gay. ana ! know you
LINK aooe. ner ~ ne t'me: now uon :
you JACK ana sno oenas forward tlil
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anG tnen - az mane no reply - 40
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-06-24
Cheap Living.

Philadelphia has an institution-the
New Century Cooking School-the OBJ
iect of. which is the teaching of domes-
tic economy. A few weeks ago party
of invited guests sat down to dinner
prepared in this institution, the cost of
which was but Is cents per head. Such
an inexpensive dinner would seem to in
dicate that the acme of domestic econ
omy in the matter of furnishing the table
had been reached, but even this wonder
full cheapness has been eclipsed by the
giving in the same institution of a din
ner which was to have cost nine cents
per head, but was furnished at much
less cost. The bill of fare included pea
soup of very delicate quality, Parker
House rolls, Irish stew, curly potatoes,
pork and beans, veal croquettes, apple
dumplings and coffee. The total cost of
the bill Of fare was 1922, and the num-
ber of guests at the dinner was thirty
two, making the cost per head seven
cents. The beef used in making the
soup was piece from the shoulder, with
very little bone, and cost six cents a
pound. The croquettes were from neck
of veal. These experiments are inter-
esting, and persons interested in our To-
cal charities might find in them sugges-
tion to how to do q good work among
certain class of the population by hav-
ing the women and girls taught how to
prepare tempting and nutritious meal
at very slight cost.