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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09

Publication Office: Post Building. Seat
tie. w. T.
Subscription SO per annum. in ad-
vance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09
THE STEAMER
w. X. Nj ERW
CAPTAIN MERWIN

Will leave Seattle for Snohomish, touch
ing at Mukilteo. Lowell, and other way
landings, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. returning on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09

Passengers and freight ears of the Co.
Seattle every day Sundays exceptedl at
7:30 q. m. and 2 y. m. Arrive at Renton at
$50 q. m. and 3 p. m. Arrive at Newcastle
at $50 q. m. and 4p. m.
Returning, leave Newcastle at 10 q. m.
and p. m. Arrive at Renton at las q.
m. and 5a5 p. m. Arrive at Seattle at q.
m. and 7 p. m,
Depot King Street. Foot of Second Street
Ftp. WEYMOUTH. Asst. Supt
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For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, on Yesler's wharf. or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-tf s w HOVEY AUeut
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09
"RH-
DAILY POST-INTElLIcENCER
LEADING NEWSPAPER


washin gton Territory
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ava,
discovered. rs II Is certain in its effects AMI
does rot bills er. Also excellent for human
ilesh READ PROOF BELOW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY.

Willleave Seattle for Skagit riverand way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, re-
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-09
WHATCOM

Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip, Coupeville.
Oak Harbor. Utsalady, Laconner. Fidalgo,
Anacortes, Guemes. Samish. Fairhaven.
Bellingham and Sehome
Returning, will leave Whatcom every
Tuesday and Friday, at 9 o'clock i'm the
morning for Seattle. calling at intermedi-
ate points on the way.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
Prof, w. H. NEAVE,

Cam been ..-.f occasionally, TO teach haids
.t. .r t-n.,t..rt ard expe itlJUs Band teacii-
-ea-. .,.A THESE RESPECTS, but le"
s#-.- tt. rl -trfIaI- III the United states
e-- Eu1v tu ttl. tr-t professional circle 80 VI a.
tho E.-.,. ..rt,- .friug the war, the only band
U4-tar d. ,I- .sf...e ~1uth-who cuinl-e - = =
~asz aru -I.l Ped from couscrIptlOn by the U .
q. Seer '4-g 90 Nar- and solelS oeca's. oi " -,
s..-..+ Ii. d 80 auJ energetic Of them among
g ra... amy laI d. He, also, only can snd c9es @
.- tr-t lass concerts to aid bancr IN paying ioi
-.- --Iy4r--- 90 x,, or
Ef. Ur.te- Music to order. to ht, for bah''' VI
.a-rsa rf4,,s voice etc. Fills demands Tor ilrH,
OF ...- .-,fr sf,+t.ur- selected from many toWs Ia
ta. tate. after ia. mann Of his state oaha LOT
4-rAsowu. His permanent address IL oaiso"'' y
=. Z.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

edged. since each carried one Of thi
twins. bag or basket and between NJ
half led hal. carried little Mac bell, vii
poor child, had beer thus uncon>ci uslI
aroused from her sleep, and could no
yet be called fullv awake.
And 50 you have come at last ex
canned H., beginning with the twins ant
giving to each mem Der Of our little part,
such resOunding sa utation as nigh
well cause the phlegmatic looking spec
tators 70 gaze on with aatonishment IT,
lucky | asked fellow beyond Us to stuT
IN with our mail, if there was any, e,
/ we haven beeu 10 town for two weeks
aud might not have come for as mant
more since you wrote you'd stay ill
came for you, and | knew couldn't d,
that for month. Why in the name oi
common sense couldn' you have thoughr
ot ploting them through long ago. le
tded. turning 10 me with that a. grieved
air OF a man who unexpectedly receiving
a blessing, is out of sorts with himseli
and everybody else, because he had not
thought TO demand more Never mind.
IT'S ali right. now You are here but
tell YOU what, you came pretty near ha.-
ing to stop o, er here all night. | was
ont on hunt for stray stock, several
miles from home when saw Marirn
with the wagon going toward town. You
better believe | made time 10 overtakng
him, and coming in his place, for | saw
IN a minute how the thing as, and [
thought though there isn't any danger,
YOU all would feel safer driving in the
night with me than MIN.
NATZ Y. RO BARD.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
Nsuppe Without Exception Pronounce be the Best Ever Seen

CourJ
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
For the L. x NJ M.-Household,

Having chosen Tar Heel as nv nom
de plume, it becomes my duty to defend
the word. With me the expression as
always conveyed the idea of a rough
compliment for pluck and patient en-
durance such as distinguished our n G..
troops during the late war. They had
the reputation of holding their ground
under the hottest fire. and sticking to it
as if there was tvar on their heels. It
Is souvenir of the war. and like Dixie.
and such other reminders Of the lost
cause. is gradually going out nf use
Peace be unto them. and unto us say
/; from this time forth. May this fair
land never hear another hostile shot
May childrens children have to search
the histories to find out the particulars
of the struggle. | have no ambition to
tell my grandchildren about any famous
victory. | remember too well the hor-
] .hn ,rt. Younds-the lingering sickness :
It GGu5,>Es ii,ne hardly enogs9 noa5s as aars
10, lnr 'ni lone y, 6iaere scmehol 1--we v lie.
S,ha LAY I,oo y. 1istes,ry es His INV nm the
: burden unon shoul6til lett - - t'N nothine
heavier than the light ''SSeu Sen - c,r sunny
clime occasionally asks for. No,,ly ID
: these Tar Heels stand their sroun1 ~
i if we have lost any liberty OF thougt
G speech or action. we have made 1t up
e hundred fold in Independence OF Hvn
| can also answer the second question
It our Georgia householder. know sch6
e ar very dull in mathematics but who h
1t no difficulty in taking "A very satistactc
: stand upon the other studies. Art
L l,, oo1cal mn moro hard WOl
more rcdness of eyes and hands tlan
! the rest of my education together.
State and pencil are my abonlnatIon
:, this day, and a piece OF chalk makes I
i flesh crawl. Geometry and survey
II are the only branches OF the study
,p ould tolerate. Algebra was alWa
T. Leyond my comprehension, and even
IL tins day can't imagine how \ plus c
!, equal 10.
II Y. l.. H.. | had trip last we
which am sure could not be dupllca1
nc at anv mountain or seaside resort un'
'o the sun. | went more especially TO
an old school-mate and tayorte cous
~ but beside her found five Others, gath
ed from Georgia to Virginia. with ]
ar enough men to make it pleasant. \
nd sic. singing, and pleasant conversat
NJ made the time very short. They
Die all real plump. healthy girls, who h;
We GRO yn UP since the war. and know Il
rg 10 take care of a man under all circl
he stances. If was not already bllnc
he ,ha ,.ha,,rt of ali hut one. | am su,
could not do better than 90 to I
NJ bevy. the only trouble beng to max
- choice.
"a Nv SO hour vacation was just i
~ ~ enough to SLOW what fine time |
ne =. to have and tore myself away, TN
~ inc with the Old negro. Poverty |
be mighty good, but IT am monstrou'
o. convenient. Ar HEEL
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
Fnr the f. & NJ. Household.

In sreaking of fluent talker we OH
fen hear il said. He. or she, has the
off of the CAB" There is a similar eN-
pression applied to a fluent writer. Can
anv one tell me what it is: Though
very familiar, just at present it has es-
capped my memory.
I think it very kind of the f. \ NJ. to
surrender a portion OF his excellent pa
per for our benefit. | say our; ioi
have not stepped into the Household !.
View me not with 'crlckets eye,
else | shall dare not present myself
again
The numerous clmp, and protracted,
more properly diStrdcted-"meetlns
that have been held of late. recall an
anecdote which, with the permission OF
the Household. / will relate.
Aunt Maria was SHINING llght ~
th,, first Baptist" church oi 4.
,Tracted meetins" deligl ted her head
and She never lost an opportunity TO o.
,.r,v the mou!ner bench. Indeed
when converts were scarce. she was 0
mestimabe value. for she would do al
in her power to supply the deficiency b,
mourning with redoubled vehemency
The ..oldest inhabitant" would not ven
! ture to say how many times 'siste
Maria" had been drought through
, During one of these meetings. her re
6,rous zeal knew no bounds. aud on tn
! strength of her ''forty-eleventh" convei
sion. her minister was invited TO dine o
= the following sunday, after communion
and on Saturday night fine turkey wa
. successfully whisked from his roost.
sister in the church''-one minus
invitation to tie feast probabl y-disco'
!, erinc the theft. undertook to re mol
! strate with the old lady.
= ..You's a nice one, you IS; steal
IS turkey one night. and 90 to de LORD
d supper next dav."
70 ',Hushu' cried the much convert
o. sister. with sEifi, and usdalniul to
J. of the head, "you must be crazy, III
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
ONLY LIVING PAIR Of HlPPoPoTAMI

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H
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fet .,.rI,t tunt
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AME1tITTAiy
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
"REscuE THE PERISHikc!"

It was Ierishing baby. The pa..ee
runy child lay almost liteless on the lil-
ow ,he victim of malaria and summe
com,laint The old nurse who dropp.c
in to give the diving child her last bless
ing happened to ask, Have you Ut 1lie' I
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER? lhe'
had not thought f it, but got some a
once Next day baby was better. be
tore the week was out he was well. IAi'
KILLER saved him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
BANKING HOUSE OF
Vim. H. 5. BurgWyn& Co.
Henderson. Vance Co., n. {.

1erc-aI Earknp. Exchange, ana Iolit ctIol. .
i.-.u,-- -s. .r-' DeI,a rtIuct. Interest allowed
.. Deposits Fir- aud burglar proof boxes Tor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
rer u. =. : NJ tLen.cheld.

For the r. ( Nj household.
Sa,lsitive Plant. thousand wei ONES
Y,e!I'y-co u e. honnv lady. none more wei
Icome. tan Your name has been added to
our rol- hope now that YOU have ven-
inrei Inp oar charmed circle. you Will
leone o.En and feel that YOU are not
onfF H., but one Of this pleasant House
| Hold
Now . reply 10 Your questions. |
| don't think that North Caroliujans OBJ
/ iect to long called Tarheels. The as
>oe;ttids oyith that name are not those
iht people usually >hun t. recall.
! For my own part like to remember
i tat under the disguise ot that rough
pmrncldture the golden spurs 81 true
| highthood We're Won.
for one aLrce with you thlt some
tl!eS very intelli1cnt nav even iutellcc-
tul people are downright stupid about
altl,Iletic. and mathematics. | can t
% far as To tell You why it is. eX-
cq,ton the broad basis of it, being n
tli$pn>3tlun.
Tie faculty for acquiring the science
of numbers seems to be independent Of
yenenl intelligence. One OF the very
stupilest and dullest girls | ever knew
was positive genius about mathemat-
les. hu, that was all the sense she had.
And per coJstra some of the very bright
est. nav positively brilliant women of my
acquaintance were helplcssly stupid and
unteachable about arithmetic. struggling
their lives thro' in a hopeless maze ovel
the four primary rules. and two ot these
women. who We're arlthmetical ounces
had musical ability far above the aver
age. Thanks for your pleasant words tC
me. and make haste to come again.
Charleston. | was clad to see youl
familiar nom de plgme once more. Can :
YOU manage. bonny bird. to take your
flight towards us little oitencr:
y. J.. H. another long silence ''veNe,
my righteous soul Idistinctly obiec
to your trusting me the grace Of patience
Ncritas. why this lorg eclipse?
Farmers wife. well. and wisely said
| like the sturdy courage that does ii,
own th;nkin :, AMI isn't AFRAID to Owl
it,
Angelina Evergreen, letter from
Valdosta wol,ld be as welcome to u a.
a dish Of fresh fish is to YOU, or two copic
Of chrome to some Of the lovers 0
fine art!
Dell, "hueN'tt..'G',' g. 3Tfioic', Invalid, judith
Louise stocfiu,IIe. ,IIesI1..iHn I1..in }ssie. Ignoramus
Outsider, and all the rest, too many t
enumerate. hut not one forgotten, come
and tell Us what you have been dom
/ during tic long holiday that you hay
taken from the pcn. l.. u.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

DRIFr OF sCIENCE.-The report OF the
Victoria Inst;ute, read at annual meeting
IN Inndon during the last week In June,
deals serious blow at the tendency OF
modern scientific inquiry. During the
wear a careful analysis was made by Fro
fn>sor Stokes +. r. :, Sir J. Il. Bennett,
/ vice-aresident, Il :, Professor Beale,
r. K s., auiothels Of the varo2s theo-
ries Of evolution. without necung any
4 scientific evidence t. prove or even give
j couttenance to the theory that man had
I been evol,.d from "a lower order OF ami
4 mails Even Professor Nirchow declares
i that there is a complete absence OF and
q fossil type ot low + stage N the deveI
n opncnt Of man: and that any rosltlie al
vance in the pIoEiace OF prehistoric an
X hropology has actually removed US
ed ruaher from proofs OF connection with
er he inferior animal kingdom. In this
ee Professor Barrande, the eminent ltallan
Il, p.leontolgist. concus, declaring that IN
r. nne of his Investigations has he touno
ST ay one fossil species developed into an
u oher. In fact, the report goes on TO
)n ,pte-it seems that no sclentlhc man has
re ve discovered link between man and
We th ape, betwl en- fish and frog. or between
w liz vertebrate and the intervertebrate
H. ANNALS: nor Is there any evidence OF any
to or species losing its peculiar character
| istcs to acquire new ones belonging &c
at ouei species.
. 4 Among Others matters that came be
rre the Institute were the investigation
no of Hormuzd Rassam in Nlneveh AM
AS B;bylon, and his discovery OF Sephar
K vrm. one Of the earliest cities mentlone'
az in scripture. Ii was announced that n
in result of explorations now being carrie
q, in Egypt would be laid before the In
sttute early in the winter. Tne dlscoy
enes in this field are represented as bt
l. irg very important, especially that
Of he sic Of Succoth, which is absoute
the confrmatory Of the sacred record, VI
* Rassam is also a member Ofthe America
an Institute of Christian Philosophy. an
Igh has.vo,.! municated paper on the subJe
es- ia the American Institute, which Is oolt
the same work as the Victoria lnstitut
to and publishes its papers IN 'Chr'st'o
pa TbouoLf. ''cdited by Rev. DR.. Deems, al
'fol published by f. b. Treat, 751 Rr0a
Id way.
e." Christian readeis welcome these resu
self Of Christian scientific investigation.
the popular discussions OF the day.
ed, which 81 many are 1rlghtenea aha
ns' many are led away. II Is TOO often IL
AN gotten that assertion is not argument a
, of inference is not Tact, The ratlonalis
scientist, have mace good many b'
IN assertions and drawn good many sta
Ing differences, but these remain to
I'd substan;iatcd and in the light OF
), most tru> tw, rthy scien e the rloot Is
erd from for hcoming. Z. T. u
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

SSUBBED.-Mary Anderson refused
an Introduction to the Prince OF Males
the future King OF England) because he
holds actresses in the same light that
Turk does. And Queen Victoria retuse ed
to recognise the new Duke OF Malbo'
rouob and forced him TO surrender his
fathers official decorations. because the
Young Duke eloped with mans wife
Good for Vic and Molly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

IL had EN- all, said rubicund hap
py-faced gentleman ''All what ask
I'd his friend. Why all the symptoms
of malaria, viz lame back, aching JOINTS,
,leeplessness, Indigestion, dizzy fits, cold
extremities. rush Of blood to the head
constant fatigue, no appetite, pains j
the breast after eating, night sweats, al
ternate chllls and f.vers, etc., ETC., bu
! Br0,cn's Iron Biuers cured me and
recommend it as being the OILY perfec
tonic made
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19
Ret,aved pndcr prop iSe of I

=. Betrayed under prom ise Of mar
riace by William s. Proskey, of New
York. Miss Mary Cobb. graduate OF
the Philad ephia Normal School, secured
his arrest, and the young man was glad
to escape imprisonment by marrying the
Young lady, who is ol wears of age and
gifted with unusual personal charms. A
Justice made the twain one on Monda!
last
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

Husband: WAS the Ladies Club live
Nv TO night." Wife: No. awfully dull.
Every member was present. and. CT
course. one can't speak of people before
their faces. So-We had nothing to
! talk about
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

Be arl
~
Beauty
Z nnid
from
udno ,uhuee
h
the
hearts,
einr abroad
tot
fora OF Cts
\ for al of 81 Cts
Il sfirIyno Ieron Adauhe
20 wilson sept
Oct 6 Oct
Greensboro Oct 10 Salisbury OCT II 9Ao1-
canton Oct l2; Aslevie, Oct. l3 Concord Oct 1a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-19

re-. amt gwiue ter let M old turkey
stand 'twiXt me an ny l.0r -
=. to say tie above was an actua !
occurrence. lNFORMA.
National Republican., 1883-05-01
A Rare PorpoIse.

Prof. Baird, of the fish commission, has in
formed the general superintendent of the
life saving service that the porpoise which
was caught at Spring Lake station, N. j., has
been received In first rate condition. He
says that il represents form never before
seen in the United States or even in the At
lantic ocean. 1t belongs TO the group of
small sperm whales characterized by the alb
sence of permanent teeth in the upper jaw.
In its projecting head and general appearance
il Is not very unlike the sperm whale, al
though in miniature, this specimen being
about nine feet in length, Prof. Baird says
he regards II as one Of the greatest acauisi-
tona that the national museum has ever
mabe and that IL is now being cast in plaster
nor che purpose of exhibition. This Is the
second contribution of this kind from the
life saving service, the first being shark of u
very remarkable species heretofore un known
on tho American shore, which was found at
Amagansett l., j.
National Republican., 1883-05-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Rev. DIR. Faunce's Lecture on the "Bad
Men in the Acts.o

Men in the Acts"
The regular monthly meeting of the Sun
day School Union was held last evening in
the chapel of the Y. NJ, G. A. The room was
filled with the representatives of the various
Sunday schools of the city, and after the
transaction of the routine business of the
union the Rev. Dr. Faunce. of the Il Street
Baptist church, spoke for an hour upon the
topic, "Bad Men In the Acts" The fact
that from the beginning to the end of his
address the speaker was listened to with the
closest attention gave evidence of its instruc-
tive character, The topic was developed by
showing how bad men were treated in the
Acts, no attempt being made to make them
appear either better or worse than they really
were The fact that In the case of such
prominent sinners as Ananias, Simon Mergus,
and Herod, they were plainly proven TO be
corrupt at heart, make this very peculiar
book in its portraiture of bad men. The
speaker said that the crucial test by which to
try any book depicting human character is
its presentation of bad men; its pictures of
vice rather than of virtue,
National Republican., 1883-05-01

general in the west and northwest and that
steps are now being taken TO overthrow it.
II appears that after erecting fences the
larger firms engaged in stock raising are en-
abled to Craze their cattle more economically,
as they can then dispense with the services Of
number of herders, and by this means
smaller firms are crowded out of the business,
National Republican., 1883-05-01
Fenolng in PuhlIo Lnnds.

Complaints have been received at the gen.
eral land office that large tracts of public
lands in Nebraska are being fenced in by cat
tie raisers, in violation of the rules of tho de-
partment Of the Interior. Commissioner Nc
Farland says this practice is becoming quite
National Republican., 1883-05-01
sfur SaIr--N ousrg.

TNoR sALE-A NINE ROOM HOUSE, 1909 NINTH
a. street northwest ON easy terms; apply on prem
ses; also a vacant lot ON street. between Twelfth
a 30 foot alley. mal-Bts
INOR SALE-2 NEW HOUSES ON NORTH A
street, Of seven rooms lots 1915 by 1856 feet good
investment Inquire aL 2l2 First street northeast
mal3tf
JNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT A BARGAIN
IL Northwestern section OF the city, very hand
Venence; large brick stable, extensive grounds and
fine trees. Address H. lG, Republican Office. mai3tt
FoR SALE
National Republican., 1883-05-01
GNntaiinnal.

1919 AND l2l4 FOURTEENTH STREET,
II - Il - near FOurteenth-Htrpet Circlo-NoTwoOd
Institute. Select school for ladies few boaTdeI8
received. Address MR. OR Mrs, WIN. d. CABELt.
nOg Am
National Republican., 1883-05-01
CtPENoERIAN BysINEss CoLtEgE,

CORNER NINTH AND ID STREETS
Day aud evening sessions for the education OF sons
and daughters and men and women for soltsupport
aud real life. branches taught are; The English
Language, business Arithmetic snencerlan Prsctl'
cal PeninRnshp, ookkeeplng1 by single and douhlO
entry business Practice, Phyheal and Vocal Cul'
ture, Political Economy, Commercial law
Scholarship for year nom date of entrance, day or
evening SS0 Special torms By mouth or quarter or
for year by nstallment College circular mailed on
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vlee'Princlpal aula
National Republican., 1883-05-01

PERSONS recovering from wasting diseases,
such as malaria, fevers, &C., will be greatly
benefited by the use Of Browns Iron Bitters,
a true tonic.
National Republican., 1883-05-01
nor RENr-BY u. II. WARNER,

bi0 Is NJ o,,,.,.,, 20 % 62 Bridge 81, Gpn. rs On
Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF houses,
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &C, and how they may bO
seen. Property for sale n all parts oftho city Money
W. '''' H. H. WARNER. 016 street.
National Republican., 1883-05-01
for Sale--$ OTIS.


NOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, 6,S ACRES OF
IL land In the northwestern section OF the District
2miles from Fourteenth street, LOUIS j. SHOE
MAKER, D20 i street mal-3tS
NOR SALE OR LEASE-ELIGIBLE LOT ON
IL Wilson street; south front; 20xl60 feet to wide
alley, For particulars address 5. Il, W., p. o. Box
27q, City mal3tE
National Republican., 1883-05-01
cEor Salt--Farms.

cE0r Salt--c -cNarnts.
PARGAIN.-FARM-A AND MILL PROPERTY
ID 70 miles south Of Washington, ON railways good
outhouses &c; would trade for one hundred acres
well improved near Washington, For particulars
address NJ. W., Box 334 City Postofflce. mai,3ts
ENoR SALE-AT A sACRIFICE-A FINE
" grazing farm In Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP HILL, l00s II street northwest 23.tf
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