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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-25

Tho Ifi.h Blaine And Iaesn ,a.e,isg Of
TUESDAY Blsbi locked 4 COED deal 10 tns
iiss dehsncs II seemed 10 have bees
prorelsd by the nseilng bald by the
Cleveland Democrats Much ibs, Vas
aid su 10 reply TO ssd dennp,iAiios Of
the speakers 81 the previons me'tisE. not.
ally Senator Jes~a sud GrRersi Collins
The mention 81 Cleveland. uEme ias4ris-
bly, drsw hissss; when Elaiss IVES alladsd
10 10 I'd. nosi incidental 90. the nl+sksT
bad 10 step uriil tho cheering VS. over.
The h.stiiest spplause heard was to res
pobss 10 NJ. sullisan's frequent declare
tiess Of Irish determination 10 be free
trsp party seridop, as he called it, This
sas mest marked whes be said tina, the
great majority Of those present were men
vhs, having always voted With the Demo
cratic party. we're there to declare their
di.approsstisu Of its present policy and
10 refuse to support ito Presidential nomi.
ser hpttsuss VI sSutincnts iiho thcnc
Is slssys moro significant than the cheer
ing ~ .srs ssDss n,isAy, ~. applause
VS. gsssrsl ssd spontsnsoss; the houss
vas packed in the upper tier and circle.
and the boxes contained all they co,ld
possibly hold. There was determined
effort 10 pack the building. ! got from
several different persons bogus tickets
accompanied by pamphlet about Blaine
as Knsu. Nothing. Some were given me
by Irishnsn who ssid they had been told
to uso them, but would net. saw scores
OF drunken men with tickets turned away
by the police at the stage dosr, and the
remonstrances against their treatment
were not uttered in language that sounded
like . brogus. dc not believe that many
Irishmes were parties 10 the attempt to
turn the meeting into Cleveland hurrah
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-25

A. fsst Dorset, sept ialh, q dsughief 10 Nj
and hrs. John MetAaghha
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-25
FOR SALE.
offer my house and let. or house, lot and
BLACKSMITH SHOP

II desired, and | also have como inc building
lots which will cell reasonably. II 10 one Of tho
hnest blacksmith stands In the New England
ststes. The rieht place for the right man, ~ I
intend 10 go Wet.
J. NJ, husSfft.
Manchester, w.. june 18th, lssi b,f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-25

I.NoR sALk-tomb Honey, In one pound eorss
II Call upon o. address
A. n, ROBERTS,
porset, w.. Sept. 2nd. issi. ieav
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-25
WANTS.

Advertise " en,s, andsr this head. to- cent? .
line each Insertion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

The Dublin HiSLDlqa Newspaper aIludes IN tho
Duke Of Edinburgh "a Kidding fool OF ,leorvtan
race" This is almost M 10 the full American cam
paign standard We have been told OF 1.-The diyiD-
ity that doth hedge a king Lut AIIreds fences
seem TO need Inending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
FALL AND WINTER Dnr GooDs.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY L BROTHER,
HAS now OPEN 4 VERY Urge STOCK OF
NJ" FALL AND WINiER DRY GOODS OF THE
BEST CLASS
- =, ISgt VIDE M;LL-"ooI HABIT oLoTHs At 75c
FRENCH BROADCLO1 rs TRICOTS TT-IiIFD
SL0l rs FOR TAILOR MADE SUITS TkQM
EEN sfI IPED AND pLAID FLANNELS
Mn ALL-N DOL SCOTCH ILAIIIS From 81 TO
S9.O
NEE STOCK p AUTUMN AND WINTER ALL WOOL.
TST SHADES
DRAP D'ALNAS. CASHMERES ANDERSON CIOTYS
GENtINE I.,EIELD WHITE AND SfARIET SHA-
- hER FLANNkLS. BOTH PLAl y AND TWILLED.
TIL CELEBEAI ID AMERICAN HDSIF RY CO.'S
NERINO UNDr RW AR N MFDITM AND
HEAVY NIGHTS. FOR LADIES' GENTLEMEN
nd CHILDREN
MEDIUM WIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
CIR ATTY REDUCED PRICE
1NPOATtD JERSElS FROM s. 81 TO 80
SILK CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND BERLiN SHAWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY
IMMENSE STOCK Or PLAIN AND BROCADED
LYONS SILKS AND FFLNETS
cg- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
PpP i j 4 4 / FE y y
II II n n
Z LII nm I'm I'M FEE mn

Now. at the opening of the School Season, many a
Parent Is Il Uzzied to where procure Footwear for
the Young HOPEFUL reasonably durable aid not too
expensive.
1t VIII not take you long to find ont that the money
invested for the ordinary Cheap Shoes is money
wasted they being generally made of material that viii
melt when brought III contact with the Boys favorite
Mud Puddle. while the SoIes OF the HIGHEST
shoe generally wears thro gi in about three weeks and
the delicate Cppers Of such Shoe do stand
much scutfng as cheap Shoe.
To SOLVE THIS PUZZLE
ASK the Thousands, TO whom have SAVED HUN
DREHS OF DOLLARS alone III the Purchase Of their
Chiidren's Shoes. while visit House will
vince you what mistake you haye made in not patron
izing before.
We offer a line Of SCHOOL SHOES MANUFACTURED
ESPECIALLY FOR Us, and guarantee every Pair we
handle Of GOOD. SOLID. WEAR-RESISTING NATE
Rial, and we are convinced that there BETTER
SHOES FOR THE MONEY ANYWHERE IN THE
UNITED STATES THAN OURS.
Some OF our famous low priced SpecaIties:
Youths Solar Tip Button, sizes IL to 81 90
Boys Tipped English Hookbals. to s........ 90
Misses Heeled or Spring hee Button IL to 2s. LOO
Goat and Kid Worked hole Button . %
Child's Heel or Spring Solar Tip Button to ss rs
50 to lO14s. 90
Kid and Pebble Solid Button, to 1O14s. 75
The best and finest Lines Misses and Chd's Boys
and Youths DRESS SHOLS ever made
Don't forget LADIES' $500 Unrivaled Kid and Goat
Button. and our Geut's warranted $500 and S. 50
Button, Laced and Congress
WM. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
SIG 'TI STREET AND 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

As President Arthur leaves the eavet,es NJ
Newport round OF funerals. he vii, have ca1sa
70 reflect that sin the midst of life we are in
DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
FALL AND W1srKn IMPORTATION.

s-itngS Oyercoatngs. and Trouserilcs received and
open for insTectiO Gentlemen will place TIER orders
It he
LEADlNG TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON.
H d. BARB
4 seJ iii PeEnsylyania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

The withdrawal 70 private life Of Maud 6. seens
20 have had GIsp;EitiL., effect on il G.. who
cannot warm EQ 70 his WORK with any degree OF
success lie zen nearly ten seconds snort OF his
record on his yesterdays effort but Is 10 have ono
more chance On a easter track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
New FAL1 DREss Goons

New FAL1 DREss Goops.
W NJ. SINISTER & SONS
HAVE OPENED THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE LINES OF NEW DRESS GOODS:
WOOL DRAP D'ALMA. ALL COLURS.
BISON CLOTHS. ALL SHADES
LARGE STOCK OF FRENCH PLAIDS
90 PIECES OF STRIPED AND PLAID FRENCH
FLANNEL AT SOC; THE BEST ARTICLE IN THE
WORLD FOR WRAPPERS
COMBINATION SUITS CASHMERE Sits
TIIcOTS BROADCLOTH SHRUNK AND FIN
IsHED.
o. TW1LLED LADIES' CLOTH. ALL COLORS, 81
GILBERT GA CLOTH 81
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE SILKS AND yFIyFTS
MATERIALS FOR WEDDING DRESSES GREAT
BARGAINS IN TOWELS CRASH NAPKINS AND
TABLE LINEN. MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
10 One PRICE.
". N. SINISTER & SONS,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NB-THE FEsT IS THE CHEAPEST au23
II o KEEPERS
Fitting ont or repenishiug respectfully invited to
inspect our stock OF
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN,
GLASSWARE.
CUTLERY.
FINE PLATED WARE. &c
Also call SPECIAL attention or large and varied
assortment @:
KITCHEN UTENSILS
NJ. W. BEvERIDCE,
se6-3t No. 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
IyoR PICKING AND PRESERVES.
NEW ENGLAND CIDER VINEGAR
GUARANTEED STRICTLY PURE
PURE SPICE GkEEN GINGER
JARS OF ALL KINDS
Sugars of al grades Mt lowest market rate,
c. c. BRYAs,
se6-3t 14l3 New York avenue
ScHooL Books.
Large Stock for every grade of Public and Private
schools. Wholesale and Retail.
The Lowest Prices always guaranteed
SatcheIs Straps, States and other School Supplies
C. q. pURsELI.
SEQ lls Ninth street northwest
/ ScHOOL BOOKS.
! Fun supply Of 1r,,
which VIII be sold low prices as can be obtained
just leeeiyed another lot of stylographic PENS every
Call and examine my Note Paper at the low price of 81
| per resIn- -
! JOHN c. PARKER
sec s17 and GIG It'll street northwest
| S SHIRTS.
/ Opened this morning new lot
WHITE AND FANCY PERCALE
| Best fitting and quality in the city
! W. g. TEEI.
/ au9 s?S Pennsylvania avapna
! 0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
a TIN the 6 s 80 Saee NeI 8d stand spcSH Tor
CLOTHING he sold respectable prices Address
| or call at
JUS1H's Old Stand. No 6l9 street. between Gin and
7th streets northwest
N.6 ATT mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

itlf 2is-. q: T.. "a. f?E2'f "a Ills 50
/. bi ltIla' - S1!-t.- J ' -l-l-.l..'--I.I LIS =
- Afti'.i -5-i.i 40 II ~.
11IS - II. W = rlni lu.. ca IAN a. H. mi 20
~ lufii L. W Is =, mi 80 = tstrvy rs rl'.t 500
l2l5 u Il n W. 4 e. I. l'1 lt-l-1s S.- 80
1907 D. sales. r.. &. 10, - - - IA . -
lI3l l9sl Phi. 81 lao J- ID W II l. =
iHDS }. l4eIiLI a. so.
IA J. 81 :, "
BTOR RiNT-SEVFN-RODN BAY WINlp2y E!;ItK
nous- with cellar; a. w l3: yPlrI,ts 40 Bonn
d3r} street northwest Ir,a;uI - agu.t Il.. Esquire
tilrd door east. >r4-at'
E.0t RENI-A DESII:AB, + FURNISHED HOUSE
= l7lS street norihwgs - thirteen rooms modern
convel Ic,s THIS = good - s,I,. one lSa,ttl
residence IN a hrSt-ciaSs location. 1EUS l.. WAGGA-
Man, "a street northwest.
NOR EENT-l3RICk HOUSES. SIN ROOMS Az
n ply t" WHEAILG BROS, eth street and Ehuie
Island avenue. SEQ Ina
EN0E RENT-2-2 NEY JERSEY AVENUE SOUTH
east. large double house. iiJ grounds I'. ward:
sqllrc from Capitol. Inquire II " NJ IMOMBII. 81
a. street northwest. s,3-G;s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

In the pT'seh; hot spell Washington has again
demonstrated that II < one - tie cc5st md rr
comfortable cites q the country in the s11,,7ra-
II has hecn hot enough here during The past 49,,
but IN PhilitelHh!l, NcF7 YORK. and through %.,,-
England q has been hotter yet.-and that /, f-an-
orally the case whenever Q warm wave sn,e.@i.
over this part Of the continent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

Like little wanton toys that swim on pladders
Mt. g. ". Fla-C. OF vermont, a good man. wefob-
ing ~ pounds. with a chest measurement al 81
inches got far beyond lis depth Lasf Monday he
was elected 10 The Vermont legislature and thought
full surely his greatness was ar.ra.F- lu,t yt[1r
day he tackled w. !. T. Mclaughlin. the wrestler
for - 600 and lost h fe1t-Hc.d Lis r,rrIfs+fr -
Ms money IN ntnef cen minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
DENTISTRY.

nR s. L SCOTT.
~ Would respectfully inform his friends and patrons
that he will resume the practice of his profession
September LIST at 1907 + street northwest. jy24
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND E STREETS
LIN W. Filling specially; also. the cure of tooth
ache without extracting local annshethic. used
the gums, aileviates pain OF extracting Gas given.
Charges moderate. NJ
u ANDAIL PARSONS. D. D. s.. OFFICE AND RESI-
1tdsnce i2S It'll n W, over Baantyne's Al branches
o Dentistry skiilfulls performed given vii
Ieasant results day might Ten years experience
TAR 7. NJ TALBOT DENTIST, No 4s7 7TH
Astreet. three doors from T. Dentistry in all
ranteu. .arl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

w ooy VEEEL TTTTII EFF ssss
S$S% %EE,y F. I { 1; 55!!#H Ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

I.NlK RENT
= l749 Pa ave. l2rs s5o-5 9l7 10Th St Ar St S2uOl
~ St. /. r, GOO .Hl5 NSt.r. .UUj
S9 23d 81. nw..9 $3.50 2ilG Pa ave rs mi 2lta
22l5 St, Tor. - 80 2iSl ST. 6rNce!Iar - %
2Z22 u st. 10 r.. nj. $3.50 2i2J St. rs mi % ~
-2.i u ST. lOTs., mi. $3.50 2i.g y ST IS mi 20 ~
Pisa ST. l.. 500 Cor .atl&I SIS store 1900
2lt3 ST. sis mi. 300 1859 Valley rs IT. %
212I l. st. rs..llI.. 5000 2Il7 II -. q ,s.. lisa
l@lS VI 81. Srs. MI. 500 Stable PIC u l13l
1f54 22d. : rs. mi. 500 cor 25lAL-.. l. %
2423 X St, rs....... 20 80
aul5 WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
EGR RENT-I153 + STREET NEAR DUPONT
n Circle, hl4e tlree-stOry brick. Call at l4il +
street. lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

Being quite convinced that waat : one mans
food = another mans poison tie Nrv Yorl, Es,o1J
Is dining II into the cars OF It's Irish constituency
thai the election OF Blaine means victory for the
negroes To-day 1t scatters the following item all
over its editorial page:
The election OF Blaine means putting coIore6
men Ia Office and Frrtl Douglass In lie CabfrSt
tFed llouEiaS> i ftir minded co.o.eG nan NM
how about the T,-St OF his coIOred bret breus, -
This sort OF campaign tactics seems 10 he hardy,
cred.ta5!e % great metronoltan d.iLr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

ETCA SAIL OK i...NT-NEW uOUSE MAR SCOTT
b tlr,-ia ami tlrn. n#r Dl.,uj lif.rs 40 55sl
f've On lIt irlCe. S&on flfly I7IG srye; ilurtI-
VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN "A
" the best. so Is JUS1Hs Old stand known years
the only place where frst-elass SECOND-H HAND
CLOTHING can he sold al respectable prices Address
call at
JUS1E'S Old Stand No 6l9 d street between Gin and
7th streets northwest
n. B.--Note by mail promptly attsndedto mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

al CUNNINGHAM HALTER
As1s Has Just received the
FALL STYLE SILK HAT BLOCK. Hats innde to order
Old styles remodeed ell il street northwest sus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

NOR SALE-CONTEACEDE- IARTS-I2 FIRST
4 CAS-. lallruad Cars for ~a, at reasonable fia-
UrS; uiaiIiD paper three months viii De takn in
payment. Address b. Il. CuDWISr, Montrose. Md
see. St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

ZOE S,Lt-lAtGE BAY MAKE. THRET SPRING;
WAGON. and harness. ~ RaN "a place 81 -b : rect
southeast, between AND am. IN.
EfpH aALL-A HORSE, KIND AND TRUE AND
NyIl ALA I q tvr family Rag. Al lr,ss. or cau
uh l. h, l5"J Jth street northwest. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
. .Ok sALL-AN ENokMnL.. EAEGAIN-


u a Iuag iitFIIs '-oCtaNc, S-StUp solid walnut
Irl,r tIlI, Tor OILY S45. payable ia monthly insra,-
1act- o. 81 Tins suIrrh Instrument cost but uiue
fclT $40, Is warranted years and j. Of
fred tillS fee 10y owner, who is leaving
city Apply at SlDAi-I L. NIAiAIO'S, 1th street
northwest sf3Ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

GNOR SAI.E-OWNfR LEAI ING CITY WILL SILL.
one OF the choicest lots Ifth street Cullul. "a
Heights, between Harvard ana Princeton streets
Apply A l. BAhtth n CO., J." Droi; hui diiseG-go2t
EHOE SALE-COENER LOT. NEAR THREE LINES
OF cars. suitable Tor drI- fed dry goods
store. So one near New Pension Oiicc and near
Treasury. No cash II ruv'd At Also. .Iulir
of other argaliis ia houS aud los, Ia;e and snI2
l. A MCINl In, 9lS street. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06


NOR RFNT-HoVsE 22a X Strict No T.Hwisr.
70 A2jsc GEu a. ARMIES, laos ( s;rs-t sg6-ln
ftoR EENr-TWo NEW FITE-korN EOUSES
Mead Of Sherman aNaaUe. Nj Pleasant N,'t. Sla-
FOR ksNr-B AUTlrUL NEW HOUSE: Non
u tr' liGiroNtfnTaES large yaCl ANA i-y lar l.
Iith street southeast. Inquire ~ 5ls hast { .'ta
street. st6-.is-
E2R RFST--A t'O0D GROOM HOUSE, AID 4
arr Stable with all cifE sullc-s: Ii1s IL shrUf~
streets; key next door. se5-St'
Ton EtNT-BRICk HOUSE,. SEVEN ROOMS.
u nlotl'ril imrro" eIuentS; s4,1srC from tanlol
SIT Delawarr avenue northeast: Apply 2I4 lIsh Sf-t
: utE"ssC Rent. $40 in advance sy--2s'
TO- EsNT-THE II SILENCE o.. N.S = 4
November LIST, l>4 Impure IN, rrss-srs' Z.
~ bLi4iof. tSs. as 5tl street nos.hS-st se'-l.l
NOR RE>T-A SIX ROOM El;ICE HOUSE:
water gas ann Ia rob: 1886 l&.h >t..-f. WITHIN
Apply LOG l. street northwcs5. sr5-5t
I'CR PENTHOUSE = .26 STf sg'RrET NORTH
Il west hIs Too.;iS water water c!nse -, ~ month
INQUIRE al III on stnw. Ky a. 2hJ N.h So; ss-lt'
moi RI IA VERY III =! Il ABE4ss LARGE HOUSE
Il III l3th stratt northwest, Twelve ruo..<. good
neyhooriIood kcIt St3. B. H. WA"NEa, pc 4 Src,ct
northwest I'll.
l'oR EENT-A VERY DESIRABLE WV SryIN-
er,l llGi " nlrits: ECOd nuigLDrrLLul iCIt A.
SEoEMAhik, 92) + stgn,t nortAw,st ,,-.t
INoE I;ENT-BKICk BUILDING SUITABLE FuR
ecIaHl iodlc, society CEuEll rep-.~. iu,a.c,.
l2th street. bear northwest. fltT Il M =. oal
T-OR RENT-$3 d STREET SuUTHLASE, TfaHT-
neiEhh2hUud: key II Store a. i,r it,l IAN
liA with To Cnl.drv;' g. s4..I ones u,--,s,,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

Dey9urinc Time has finally made It's inp-trahla
conquest OF The Interesting society OF sOld Defend
ers,~ veterans Of the war az 1872. who have been
accustomed 70 hold an annual meeting in E1ltt-
more The association WAS formed in that civ in
1872 when 80 members enrolled themselves. II
was then agreed thar an annual meeting should BE-
Reid 80 long as there were i've members able and
willing 10 come together and these GATHERINGS ba va
been Kept up ever since. with steadily dwiDd,fne-
attenlanco. unit. this year the meeting had 10 be
nally abandoned, as Only seven members. are now
registered on the roll q the society. and of This
group but two or three would have been physically
able 20 attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
FOR SAlE--HOTSES

lyon SABA NFN SIN-EpoN RICK rOI-SE
with hSl. X "a. c1s al modern f.ul-t.rt,,l, =.
,il,s ter ; rs l'r D. attn. TlCc soc CaI or acids -:
/ - 49, - r. -''"t'i''s.' NE-Ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEp-A Prof. SSOR OF MUSIC WANTS \
W Furnished Room and a5net with cr without
toH;Nss7eie:<teS State price. A T.. STIR Office. Il
"ANTEp-TWO CNFUkNISEs D RuosiS % Or
W NJ moor :st or south expcsure nv rem ieinsil
VIE. and ci!iu eiSAt Yeas Cd references. Adr -
i. II, star ctiSe. IL
VA ANTED-ONE UNFUENJSHEn ROOM SECOND
~ or third o., without board. private i-Il.ly
terns E!ocSf5ate 1'erces xch-lstgei; location be-
tween It and 18th streets and AID streets north
west Address LADY. Star Office 1T
VANfED-lHREE or lsO3 i C,}MNUNTCATING
~ rooms furnished or m d slita l. for llt
!oJSe keeIrpg. ly EeItttl21 and Tifs ouy; prIya.e
family preeETed Aidltss with location. terms &c.
AEkCH AMI, r. O. BTy 33 City. se6-1t-
tSrANTED-THkEE OR FurR USFt FINISHED
w Rooms or small ousc, with stable. AtidrCS ..
X. Star office so-t-sI.
WANTED - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AND
W board Tor married couple IL good locality. at fair
Price; pernan ut il suited Address d. Star ofhed
scott
tEANTED-A GENTLt MAN AND WIFE WISH
w furnished ioon til board 'ctw, l3.h and le.
streets and New ork avenue and street northwest
references Address, stating terms III. ~, 1853 street
northwest. se5-3ts
WANTED--DO AND ROOMS FOR GENTLE
ferret: very best OF reference Va. W. star office se53
"ANIED-BI \ FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS
W pernan lit Board il private family. location above
18th street northwest. references exchanged Address
Z. 4. e.. Star Office set-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06
WANTED-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-ELATS,

SrOR RENr-TLAGS-ON 18th STRICT NORTH
L west rOul:s bath RANGE. atrobe hot and cold
watef. Ne:y colI etc tor small family. Rent, s. Z.
A. MCINTYRE. 9lS 4 street ssG-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

l,pk SAIE-fBE FINEST AND PRETTIFST
stock of hl3.a- aGd Ioad carts brought T. this
city no horse ~ lla. Also variety of Bugges. sur
res aGOls aiIG ll Seat Carriages sII elegaut
h-lt Landau AS = Few fine Horses and several
uIC-hant BC'-c7eS. etc, at low Prices Amply 1T DOW
NEh's stables AID REPOSITORY street between 10th
:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-06

The savage competition among the Atlantic ocean
steamship lines is bearing is frui, Of bankrUptcy
Yesterday the Monarch" line went to the wall II
haS never been successful and OF late lis shares
havesunk 10 merely nominal value
The failure Of several OF these CARVING r0nn,a
MES and the confessed absence or profits in comma
nies that are stl solvent suggest that YANKEE
shrewdneSs as well rs bUrfensone Iar,,slat;on has
something 70 do with the scarcity OF our ac on the
OCEAN Il IS notorious that The ocean passenger
and freight business Is now done at little or no
front; and while I'll, Is So American cantal * rof
e.a-aorCUs 10 b. ad:nted 10 share in It's bazar.is
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A Contrast.

In a trip lately over our State I could
not help taking notice Of the much bette
appearance of the people and country
where grain and stock were raised than
where cotton was cultivated. Grass, grain
and stock pay the farmer much better
than cotton and is certainly much easier
and more pleasant business. l have been
for years trying TO solve the problem Of
this ''all cotton" theory, still am at fault.
All will and do acknowledge that raising
cotton at the present price don't pay as
well as grain and stock, and yet they keep
On. Sometimes L think it is pride; that a
remnant Of the idea Of glory that hung
around the ante-bellum planter still eX-
lists, and that the planter thinks it does
not look so dignifed to sell beef cattle,
hogs or sheep as to haul load of cotton
to town for sale. If you think so then it
is mistake on your part. The cotton
planter Of to-day stands the lowest III the
agricultural classes. Poverty, in these
DAYS, is the only sin the world recognizes,
and the cotton planter is the poorest OF
all. Many men have thought, and con-
tended, that the cotton States were not
fitted to raise stOck-but more especially
were not good for sheep raising. But
Stewart, in his SbepheYd'S Manual, says:
''For fine-wooled sheep, there are few bet
ter localities than are offered in the South
efn STATES. Inc clliaI6 is very SlullldF
to that Of countries where the mermo has
attained its highest excellence. North
ern Africa and southern and central Eu-
rope have been the homes of this sheep for
more than 1000 years, and our Southern
States not only offer an equally favorable
climate, butpossessi in their native grasse-
equally as good if not better pasturage."
In our Southern States we can grow green
crops upon which sheep can Craze all
winter, and then we have cheap cotton
seed upon which they can be kept in good
order at one-tenth the cost that is required
at the North.-T. II. Moore, arkansas.