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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
sxsxsADrD.-Chief Woolsry and b

SKRENADKD.-Chief Woolsry and his
bride were the recipients of q serenade
at their residence last evening by the
Seattle Glee Club. After Q number Of
sweet songs tho Club were invited into
the residence and handsomely enter
tanned by their host and hostess. The
Chief ia said to wear his new honors
with both dignity and ease.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
sxvEs mana iscaEAss.

n IL peculiarly gratifying 10 ~ 10 ~
cord evidences Of steady. unbroksn
growth hks that now a. our command
In the counties Of Yakima and Walla
Walla- Thess two counties have done
exceptionally we'll during the past few
years. having doublsd In population
and couaiderably more than doubled in
wealth since 1876. The asssssmsnts Of
Tho Two counties the present year and
each Of The previous ssvsn years win b
found stAtsd below:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

King. Lewia Hpoksas. Columbia and
Other countiss IN the Territory can
mako In this matter about - good
sAowinRs ~ Yakima and walla walla,
while In every county thsrs has been an
advance plainly psrospsihls. tAoueh mot
IN al CASES from year 10 year through
TIE medium Of the assssnsnt sollA II
p thia STEADY gain that gives the people
ct our Territory their business solidity.
that u adding alovly at ARA bot with
ever increasing rapidity TO THAR slorss
of wealth. and that makes this land a.
trastivsi In Ne hiehsst degree 70 he In
migrant from the lsas favored regions
- ths south and est Of %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
improved Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOB
i sale a farm OF 100 acres. situate on n.
Juan Island. w. T., about eight m ~
from Victoris. B. c. One nunod snd
100 acres In meadow. There Is $7oo vera
Of Improvements on the property. TERM
30 per acre. cash. Perfect title giyen;S
For further particulars apply q "
store of John Sullivan. Commerce., 49,
Seaftle Jyll Inn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
LAND FOR SALE.

EIGHTY ACRES ADJOINING TIN
fronting on the slough. Price. 800 Per
acre. Title. United States patent. Ine
land ID all clear, and rich bottom Fer
further information apply at the 81.
Charles Hot Ell, New Tacoma. TO
jyl2d Wis I'm j. y. kIhbI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
NOT ICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there IL delinquent upon two and
0ne-iourth shares of stock Of the Hop
Grower Association. ordered issued ~
w. ID. Scott & Co ON June 9th. 1883. the
sum OF two hundred and twenty i've dol
iers, and that In accordance with law and
An order o. the Board Of Trustees, made
On the sth day OF August. 1881 90 many
shares Of said stock a. may be necessary
Win Be sold at public auction. In front o.
tbs once Of w. II. Taylor & Co, on James
street., Seattle. King county, w. T.. on
Saturday. September 9Th, lisa Ct the hour
q ten O'Clock .. n. Of said cay. to- pay
sead 0eltnquent aseensmenk together with
Dooees e the salo- b. q. LEWIS,
So q 0oerotaIy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
II A r r I Z D.

FREED-JONEs-In Puyal.up. August 5.
In the Baptist Church. by the Rev. Mary
G. Jones. William 8. Freed and Howard
L. Jones, both Of Pierce county.
SorzrN-LoNoMIRE-I Olympia, July 81.
Geo. Soften and Harriet K. Longmire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

OFEIcE HouRa-For the benefit of the
public, Ne publish the hours during
which business hereafter can be trans-
acted as the once Of Wells, Fargo q Co.
In this CITY: From am. 10 nm.
and from $50 pm. TO pm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

Arc you tro1bled with sAssmatisus
u ksndall's 6pavin Cara Rad "a
vo9tieemons-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

Lots and 2. block 81. with hous.
Lot. ! and 9. block Is. with hsnss
Lot 9. block A.. with house.
Lot II, block -. with barn.
Lot 10, block "a, with house.
Lot IL, block "A.
Lot 10, block a. with house.
0f1 hiork 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

TIE A. o. U. w. PrcSrc.-About Ave
hundred persous availed themselves Of
the opportunity afforded by the Ancient
Order Of United workmen to enjoy q
tap over the Columbia q Puget Sound
Railroad, and visit the beautiful grounds
OF w. p. Smith at Renton, on the ocoa-
sion OF the excursion given By that or
der yesterday. The affair proved truly
an enjoyable enc, and NO pains were
spared TO make all Who attended enjoy
themselves The picnickers arrived q
Renton shortly after noon, and were e.
corted to the picnic grounds BY the Sc
attic Cornet Band. where bountiful re-
freshments were TO be had. A few abort
speeches were made BY members Of the
order. SWINGS were arranged for chill
dren, and neat dancing hall was
thrown open 10 those Who wished 10 en-.
JOY themselves In that dirsctiou. All
agreed that smiths Gardens are a. hne
picnic grounds q could b vished.
About i've minutes walk from these
grounds Is Smiths large farm house.
where . good lunch vas served at four
O'Clock, after which the excursionista
returned 70 the city, feeling thar the
day bad been pleasantly and probably
apout.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

Az Coon AZ Hrs PnoHns.-Mr. Viii
lard. while here last April, promised on
certain conditions that work should b
comms need on the standard gage rail-
road from Seattle up the Cedar River
Valley TO Green river, to connect with
the Cascade branch Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad at the common point,
by the 10Th Of July. The conditions
were complied with BY our people, and,
true to his word, Mr.. Willard had force
Of men set to work grading at that
time. Owing to the strenuous efforts BE-
ing made 70 complete the Northern Pa
clio Railroad by certain time, all the
available men have been kept on the
main line, and probably not moro than .
hundred are at present grading on our
Ceds n river branch, but We are assured
that by the middle Of September, or a.
soon AZ zen can be spared from the
Puget Sound Shore Line, now building
from Tacoma TO Seattle, la1ge force
will be put uSon the Cedar river line.
The work OF grading started in at Rem
ton and runs up the bed Of Cedar river.
Two miles Of grading 10 already com-
pleted. The line will follow mp the bed
OF the river for nix miles, then strike the
valley, following Il up for eleven miles.
This much of the line has been located,
and spleudid grade has beeu found
over the entire route.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

Appreciated ~ the People q Os-
sss1e-she Preservas1ea o. Naeus
raj Flower.
I Rave FILLED QUITE A NUMBER
i OF orders from residents Of eeaftle for
the full and complets directions Of the
ahove. and they are al % well pleased
that II shown that such IN instructive Art
an prepared 70 forward lbeforo ny r.
turn Easp full and complete directions for
the preservation at natural floWera
whereey bouquets cAA b preserved in
their nefufAl color and original beauty s
genteei husineas estahliahcd, either for
pleasure or prodt. TAe same win b for
6y p. O. order or REGISTERED letter. IA
Dr. FRANKLIN NOk u Bryant street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
THREE FARMS FOR SALE,

EIRST-i5 ACRES RICH ALLUvIAL
IL White river bottom land, with good
two-story frame house of nine roomA
painted and hard finished barn. wood
shed and small orchard clear, running
water on the place IS acres improved
Second--50 acres adjoining the above;
same quality Of soil 20 acres cleared, the
remainder coed pasture large prune Or
chard; four acres Of hops good running
water good, dry. elevated building spos.
Price, 5000.
Thirds acres of choice land near the
above described tracts. with splendid Or
chard In bearing finely located buis0nG
spot, with spring 80 feet above y ecrss
cleared. balance open and furnishing goa
pasture. Price, 5000.
All this land Is situated within ID mnes
Of White river, S miles Of Renton. ana y
miles of Seattle. in q thickly eeu5se
district; one quarter Of Q mile ron
railroad. On completion OF the reisS
TO Black river these farms will Be VIZ,
an hours ride of New Tacoma or seatts'
Good schools and churches copvenlenL
For particulars inquire Of z. y. Mes ~.
New Tacoma, w. T.; C. n. Davis " n1s.
river, w. T.; X. 8. Osborne. Seauis. wi
T. OBrien. residing near the grs1r,sns W "
je29 Puyallup. w. 1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

A SILVER WATCH, WITHOUT
"A crystal. and steel chain attached to
the watch. was lost last Tuesday on Front
street. The finder will be suitably re-
warded ON leaving the same ct the Golden
Rule Bazaar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
For Sale at q Bargain.

A FINE SPAN OF BUGGY OR CAR
"A riage horses. fast and gentle (Bell-
founderst. . dne coupe good ~ newt,
with double harness. suitable for family
or gentleman; buggy and double har.
ness. Apply TO
DIR. X. B. WILSON,
Corner Of Second and Ash streets, Port
land. Oregon. aus 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
AUGUST LIST
Real Estate.
A. A. Denny's Addjtion .

Lots and IL. block %.
Lot 8. block a. with house
Lot "a, block "a.
last half lots and 3. block n 49,.
Second and Pie streets. eoiner
Lot l. block 2 with house. corn., =.
Seconf and Union str eets Ser OF
Lot 7, block <.
Lot q block II.
Lot 5 block 2I with housa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10
VIM. N. Bells Addition
Heirs s. A. Bell Additior

Lots 5 and 6. block Is
Lot 4, block Is. with house.
Lot IL block G.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

Suite Of Rooms Wanted.
DLEASANT PARLOR AND BED
room. for gentleman and wife, in Q
pleasant part OF the city. Best If refer
ences given. Address ''B. b." this ONCE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-10

The annual catalogue of the Terrific
rial University for the last school year
10 nov ia circulation. From it re gather
the facts that appear IN the followia9:
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
HoseI Arrivals.
FLORAL GROVE.


III w Atkinson, Mrs Atkinson, Miss Mamie
Atkinson, Miss Dora Moore, Miss Belle Muir
Dhy. Howard Atkinson, Wabash, Ind; j ii
Woodman, KY; Miss L Chapman, Syracuse, N
Y: DR. NJ Fowler, Mrs G II Fowler, NJ d, WARD
Fowler, S Mills Fowler, Miss Carrie Fowler,
Miss Frankie s Fowler, dubuque, Iowa; III w
Whigtman, A Rosenthal, Jacksonville.
DeLAND GROVE HOUSE.
C ] Sturgis r Terry, Chicago, Ill; james A
Marcia, Jacksonville, Fla; W i Cox, West
Milton, Ohio; E Andane, Baltimore; j Gran
shaw, Jr, and wife, Mrs l. Richardson, st Lou
is; w A Wilson, Wabash, Ind J y Whitner,
sanford, Fla; Mrs M III Starting, Miss L III AL
lison. Louisvile Ky; NJ G G scherer, Mt Jack
son. VA; John Anderson, OImond, Fla; j II
White, Jr, New York; w H Barrett, Atlanta;
r w Simlns, Jr st Louis; j Lathrop, Sioux
Falls, ID i; Capers King, Atlanta, Ca; J
Mace, Cincinnati Peter Gardner, Jacks nville;
J 6 Irving, Cal; w Young, Jacksonville; A
II Crippen. Y smith, Orange springs; Eu ns
ten, j Altmayer, Nj r Lohen, savannah, Ga;
Calvin Rotz, McComb, Q; I Kellogg, Racine,
wis; DR. i NJ Moore, Sanford, Fla; l. sum
merlin, Orlando, Fla; Willie M Morris, A d
Sayward, NJ II sayward, Chicago; j L Jenness,
Boston, Mass; James q Patterson, Toronto,
Canada.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
Church Directory.

Religious services are held in DeLand as
follows:
EPISCOPALIANS.-I the School House,
Rev. Wolseley pastor. Second and fourth SUM-
day in the morning, and first and third sun
PRESBYTERIANS.-In the School House.
Rev. Shealer pastor. First and third Sunday
of each month in the morning.
CHRISTIANS.-In the school house. Elder
II q. Allen pastor. Second and fourth Sunday
of each month in the afternoon.
BAPTIST.-In the First Baptist Church.
Rev. Fa1r pastor. Every Sunday morning and
evening.
METHODIST.-Rev Lewton pastor. Every
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday afternoon
in the Baptist Church at O'Clock.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
NOTICE.

YTlHTRTY DAYS after the first publication of
this notice the undersigned, Attorney for
1ohn sker0n guaT on OF nsam F Flnkle
Judge Of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, State of
Florida, at the Court House at Enterprise,
Florida, for permission to sell real estate sit
ed as follows: bounded on the north by land
of j. j. Banta, on the south by land of j Cook,
on the west by land of A. Rewick and on the
east by our land, beng part of the northwest
of the northwest / of Section is, Township
IL south Range 80 east, containing five acres.
Deed recorded IN Deed Book II, pages 652 and
653, November 4, 1881.
CHAS. w. LAkIN.
DeI,and, Florida, January 80, 1888. 1919
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.


AYDELOTTE = JANIIsON.-At the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother near DeLand, on
]. Il. Lewton, MI. j. J. Aydelotte to Miss
Bette j Jamison.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
NOTICE.

TNOUR weeks after the fist publication of
this notice, the undersigned a married
woman, residing in Volusia Co., Fla, viii
make application to Hon. Win, Archer Cooke,
Judge of the 7th Judicial Circuit, of Fla, for
a license to manage, take charge of and con-
troll her separate property, and to become a
free dealer in every respect.
1913 NJ. A. WELLMAN.
Evening star., 1883-09-29

MICROSCOPES
TELESCOPES.
FIELD GLASSES.
MAGIC LANTERNS.
BAROMETERH
DRAWING INsTRUMENTS. 1no'
]nAAoSofhlcAL AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS.
Send for list and description of our tan catalogues
o. QUEEN CO.. Optctans
SPze-0s Philadelphda.
CWEET LEAF TEA,
- 20 CENTS PER POUND.
Fresh invoice just reoeved 0uaxantesd equal to any
sold ct that price.
sep24 n urr,xrp
Evening star., 1883-09-29
GRAND Opening
OF

STRAS BURGERS
NEW DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE.
No. s2o SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN II ANDL
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OCTOBER 4. 5 and G.
on which occasion shall offer special inducements
In Silk. Satins Vevets. Black and Coored Cashmeres
and other Dress Goods wooens for Cloakin Cloth for
mems and boys wear. Table Linen, Towels Merino
Underwear.
>,-. CURTAIN LACE.
Hosieries Corsets. Embroiie Laces, &c
Bed Spreads. Blankets, Comforts, Carpet OilcIoths
Rugs. &c.
As souvenirs shall give Androscoegin Bleach
Cotton at exc.
Real India Blue Calico at 61lc
Table Oicloth 1Sc., Crash &c.
Lot Em5roid-ries at lOc.. worth Is to 25c
Large Brussels Rugs 81. so, worth s.
AL are invited to call. Thanking past patronage
VII always maintain the lowest prices NEXT your
surther custom. Respectfully,
HENRY STRASBURGER
sep29-Iw $50 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1883-09-29

The democrats Of Massachusetts, are In q
dilemma. Ex-MayOr Prince, OF Boston, declines
TO accept their nomination for nsutenant-gov-
eInor, and as the recent colVpntIan neglected to
confer upon the state committee authority to fill
vacancies, the convention will have to reassembe.
unless Mr. Prince can be persuaded to stick.
Evening star., 1883-09-29

Tomorrow will be the last day OF the present
letter postal rates We shall all miss the familiar
green stamp, which has come and gone 80 often
between absent frienis, but the lower priced 60
between viii be very popular No reduction In
taxation Is felt more directly and Immediately
than lowering OF postage, and it will be feather
In President Arthur's administration that the rate
was reduced under his rule.
Evening star., 1883-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSEN
T. VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON ?

We authorized by the heirs Of the late B. W. Reed
TO sell hoee valuable Business Properties known l2lI
and l216 + street north west.
1914 10 improved by superior four-story Brick
Building. with store, and containing about a larre
cellar under al. Lot 2s by SO fest so-foce
paved alley.
1916 is improved BY ne Store splendidly arransed
and fitted hrst-class Grocery and Wine Store
with four-story Brick Building in Lot 3S feet
inch on street with depth of ls9 feet 20 S0-fooe
paved alley. THOs. J. FISHER CO,
eep2s-1m 1SA r street northwest.
Evening star., 1883-09-29
WANTED-BOARD.

FOR FOUR ADULTS, AT
w moderate rate. convenient to st. Matthew's
church; private family preferred. Address c. Star
WANTED-RY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ONE
w or two Rooms. with Board, within eight or ten
SOU res of War department. and in a New England
family preferred. Address +. GARDNER. 1TS5 r
street northwest. eep2o-9te
Evening star., 1883-09-29

4 = F. EE:3E 5ss e. 4 4 Ell e. e. 4
VELV TEEN.
nonrv,s FOR FORCE GGIHILIDREN'sI
LADY's BOOK THERE Is NOTHING THE
SAYS: THAT CAN COM
- PARE WITH THE BAZAR
ARCADIA
is . much claimed for this Vel.
,. yeteen arr not few. THE ARCADIA
,.o.o., which is positive vELvErEEN is
.u,, IL. shades; The appear an improvement
for children's not easily distin- 1p'n o'uinAi'
.o..,,,. gushed from yeivet velveteen that is
,,,,0., ,, finer in te. ture. and sure to be thor
heavy than ordinary oughly .ppre-
dresses Its cost yelveteen. aud taxes
Is ,,so IN the needle & mo ciated. not only
IN T., so.s. Other make, n and during the
it can be pur- terial Of equal finish '0-' Wv
,, -. 4, and dress for many
!: ARCADIA :Isons."
same price Or /: vVIvpTpEN
dinary brands."I: (REe1srEREDl ::
For the protection Of the Be sure and look m fha
consumer We stamp every back Of goods and see You
yard. find this stamp
Sold by
TEFFT, WELLER & CO., NEW YORK.
DRY GOODS DEALERS GENERALLY. It
Evening star., 1883-09-29

New CoMB1sAr1os Su1r1sos
RICH PLAIDs AND STRIPES for trimming.
VELvETs. VELvETEENs AND PLUsHEs.
GROS GRAIN AND sURAH SILKS.
SATIN RHADAMEs AND MERvEILL1EUx.
FRENCH TRICoTs AND orroMANs.
cAsHMEREs. sHooDA AND HINDoo cLOrHs,
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
TYLER / CHEWING,
sep29 $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENnE
Evening star., 1883-09-29

IINPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
THE GROCERY NAN AND THE BAD BOY.
Dust Published) By GEO. W. PECK author of 'peck,s
Fun, Peck's Sunshine. etc.
REGULAR PRICE, Soc. OUR PRICE, 3sc
OF Peek's Bad Boy and His Pa there were 800 600
copies sold IN six months and 100 copies of
the Grocery Man we're ordered in advance
IF YOU WANT TO LAUGH AND BE HAPPY.
Get copy Of the
GROCERY MAN.
Our Book Departments is now complete all the latest
popular and standard authors works sale at reduc
uon from Is To 75 per cent on best prices.
HISTORY, POETRY, FICTION, BIOGRAPHY
ADVENTURE, ETC.
In greatest variety Of blndngs prints ETC. New Books
arriving daily.
C. BAUMS
seD29 New Book DEPARTMENT.
Evening star., 1883-09-29
WANTEQ-HELP.

WANTEp-HELP.
Ws5sRss%S as zss{
sSEs aps .sintsS PAIN Work; given out Addssss pE-
~ oNIn. 1- o.1- omce. -l eepzs-M-
.d ans f sas ons
s Adrss ses sT
WANTED-AW WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
nolthssst Sssssen .ns ooosSf M l. os' ':e'
Ang11 ss
WANTED-A woMAN5To ASSIST IN GENERAL
s,.. ds 5susework Address giving Box l2s
WANTED-THREE LIVE AGENTS; Is AND 50
s,E Per t cent ndhg gs1Eg references RAY c. THAIER
W.
SP9 ss stS Ss trey sTo Doa5s sSoa
xpps ena sn
WANTED-A w1DE-AwAKED DRY GOODS sALEs-
a stsr stees cos that closes early ASd5ss'
WANTED-cQoKs. sEAMsTREssEs. GENERAL
sRy s s
Sc iss .s sos1 .s5ssv
WAN1ED-A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
ss4 oss VI" ss
WANTED-A coLoRED BOY ABOUT l6 YEARS
ah ,n SsSs ApP $
City .s,sssa1s was11 AsS sSss 60
45F s.a ISI;i:I g.
Office. giving name and address sep2S-St
WANs1IpEIDs..Aa "A WOMAN 70 D0 PLA5N CookI 9as
Tss 1 ..
w writes rapid eeibe hand are desired BY an sttor.
he l*h' party 2dd1sss
s5nhK asss BE g. sf,4 g.
WANTED DaIMMEDiATELY-TWoG GOOD PRESS.
bSe Wors 9ss Jefferson
WANTED-A SHOEMAKER. GOOD STEADY
lis Esoa t non As Ct
WANTED;,AM FxPEKIENcED GovERNEss TO
ous tes tesch the E1gsh branches French and Music
ny gSdy T1Tke.s s, 19 The b. Millinery Department
sRf sns
WANSggED,WAIsT TED; HANDS. TRIMMERs, DRAP-
VHS RE5fa to
WAHNIrD-THREE ERsT.CLAss PAPER:
Few Isatsfy Rns A.ss
sr @ seS
Mem to sell the best line Of BOOKS IN the County on
ad ta.sy INC Rsd hp p1
street northwest =, sep34-et'
w. 81 * SsS z$S
WANT7Ep-3wHITE WAaNsT7EEpD--3,wHI3T,E, AND coIoRED COOKS, GEN
psm ers. "Gsasr ID Girls and Nurses: for this city
ss f1s sna Y
We e. r. Licensed Agency. c. E. PRICE CO.
w unmarried Men for the tinted Stat M Army. 9Ca5
AIRY and Infantry) Apply at 1915 street northwest
WANTEp,EMPLoYME NTRUREAU-FAMILIEs
furnished with st,cass Help-Cooks. Waters.
~snseS M sis 5 s Ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED FRENCH
IL srss address c o. ssaa s
WANTtD-A SITUATION AS NURSE. By A
Please % sfs Star
WANTEP-BY SETTLED WOMAN. PLACE
Sc AZ
WANTED sIIgATIoNsE;NURsEs FOR THE
1es o ans for
WANTED-BY YOUNG COL0RED MAN.
The ss
WANTED--PLACEs FOR COOKS, CHAMBER
Boyp %aSs W Waters nd
Agency sn.@ CT Fl isfo
WANTED-HOUSES
WANrEB-OCToBER l5TH-s1sT. HOU IE. OR
rooms, with grounds preferred must be In GOOD
su.ea Address, esq., giving living
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE CONTAIN
month: Address Box IS. Star office. " 'A'0 +. T..
WANTED.zBY RESPONSIBLE TENANT A
Of as to T. ss
w seven bedrooms. between 9Th and alst and and
tenant Address Box 95 star once
WANTED. D.HoUsE-PLEAsANTLY LOCATED.
e Fs%
WAhNTdEDmF'UENIsHE29 WhS1d:D,al' HOUSE; ALSO, -FOUR
sMT
224 ~ street northwest. sep28- ST.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE SEVERAL six TO
ss and ma a
cash Investment" star office. sep27- st.
Evening star., 1883-09-29

WANTED-EvERY ONE 70 pATRONIZE WITH
w EABEE'S Capital 25e. Express. Baegaee checked
% residence. Offices A06 Pa. ave-, l4th md ~ "a
WANTED-WOOLDRD0E PILE OINTNENT
w Thrush Oiltmenf and neflcino Tor sll diaeasos
o9 doGA corner ~ stzest and Maryland avenue soit-
Mcee eep17
WAHTRp-EVERYBOOY 70 KNOW THXTTHET
~ can ohfatn Eichalherger's Neyor.faidng CHM
Safe a1a g ~ ma1aria dlseaess of d DAVIDSON $50
Evening star., 1883-09-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VIRGINIA LANDS. VALUED u,0Oo. 10 *
" change foe Miseoua; cash added u nsceonazY. Ad.
drsss ST. IOUIA 6tar o1Aca sp3o-ots
Il about acuss: ccyuer 0 "a eBest rod end WhE-
ny nveU1o; oommod10ua hooe: large bnxu ;0onVierA
out buidtngs; me laWns rood Wstse Inquire q -.
~ q - R0nnGy1vnn1a ovunua rNf-S0
Evening star., 1883-09-29
FALL AND WnrEs SrooK.

Ny importations. now complete comprise ehe Iasas,
styles IN Coatings. Suitings and TiOsloalIneg
An inspection II cordially requested
w. 3. TIL. Morohant Tailor
s9pSo SSe 4ennnytvan1a ayenuo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
1883 Drug Trade 1888
AISQUITiE ~ co.
Druggists.

Court-IIou9o Square, Charleatow1,


DEALEES m Drugs. Chemicals. Paints OLE,
( Window Glass Patent Medicines, Soap
Fcrfumerics Hair. Nail and Tooth BrIshc..
DRUGGISTS Sundrics and Fancy Goods.
We respectfully cali the attention If crr Gus
TONERS and tle public to 0Ir large ard sell ,-
lected stock Of al articles Usually Eepi DUB frst
class DRUG Store. With inere.- facilities ~
business and enlarged .icci we are p1ef re' o.
serve the public wi,h aI g5a is in orr sac ~
reasonable figure. Ne ars prepared to apply
country physicians WIKI al. articles t!ey need
At the uel.. moderate PRICE
Oar Booa ana Stationery department be-.
been well stocked and wc are offering spee. al
inducements on eood- im t5.s Inc.
4 f,lil l;ne ~ Tobaceo. se-lrs. ard Smoking
Tobacco always 0n hand We ere halcl uarters
for John Lucas d. COS lindi Paints-any
quantity # all colors FROM ID 20 GAL calis
always in stock.
fanuo7y :, ls,3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
Aa7e.

4 NICE lot Of Bacon, Hams, shoulders
a Sides Ng'Nc-al in barrels, Hail 0ad
Quarters, Herring and shad. ........
MERCHANT & LUCAS.
June a. 1892