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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
Aaron w FrsderickO
hillHTd ;,li, Ex's.
Pariey Berry,
10 TEACHERS AND APPLICANTS.

We would respectfully call your atten-
ton 10 The proposed Normal destitute. Of
I ring ~ IL dves such facilities Tor study
ing tue pin cipl,s ard practice of
teaching within our own county. All
teachers actual aud prospective, viii
certainly find ii 90 their true and best IN.
tcrest 20 attend.
Charming Gays, ITO educate child
perfectly, requires profounder thought,
greater wifdOm, than IT, govern q State"
f. is ucedles 10 discuss The matter. Duty
and ,xpedicucy both demand The most
ample preparation for teaching, "ihe
grcstest work # the world q, The worlds
pr gross begius 10 the school rom. The
true teacher Will prepare to properly di-
fcci The energies Of The xp,udi. mind.
P,cuniarily 80 viii pay The alt,rna-
tive IL quafelY pr, scented which will you
choose, god work and goOd wages. or
rOof Work aud decreased wages We
w.sh to know Immediately who will and
who will nos attend, We wish 90 have
three fourlhcs If our teachers enrolled
against the 10 b, Of June. IL We do MT
-ecure Is names by the 10Th met. we
may fsil after sll DO securing the Normal
destitute, cetta inly the beet ,ver prnpos
ed 20 be beld 10 the s,ale.
Te cheers aud applicants. let as near
81, m you at ono.
AAR1s " FRgDERcE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
NI.ikr IInICnkcs.r

The above IL an old time expression
and is uo, rly HS "old ~ the hll~ hut
yet II il occasionally bro ght into good
use, aud placed I'm position where II
counts and adds great weight To the word
accompanying H. Tins IL true i'm the fol
lowing testimonial sent tn Dr.S Il Hart.
mau a Co., bV Mossrs. Parrctt AZ son
drug lists, ot Greenfield, Ohio, who say
"Soud ~ some more advertising matter
Your medicine Is selling LIKE hot cakes
send Us good supply, for We need IT
badly
Those mcn know when they handle d
good thing. Judging from the nbrN a.
PERUNA and MAN AilN must bo In icuod
dcmnud IN that county Il, ing cOmpns
ed purely of vegetable mgr adlouts, drug
gsts feel safe in recommending thom "a
their friends. Soud tor the pam phlot ON
the ILLS of l.its
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
WHO LIZ SnEa

Last Saturday, wh'n the hack came in
from Tnnn' lion, we'll dressed lady, mp
parently about thirty years OF ago, alight
eel from ii ut the Exchange Hotel where
she engaged a room, and immediately
went to 1t, She stayed in her room very
closely until NJ jnday, only leaving it at
neal time. She LIT the hotel on Mon
day, aud went to the pDor house where
she act,d vey s,raIR ly and at once nrous
ed the suspicious Of the family who hav,
charge Uf The house The woman proved
TO bt enc, Lte, aud when attacked In refer.
ence TO The matter by the lady Of the
house, she ri ully deui,d il, and cuntinu-
ed Ia deny the charge up To 10 o'clock
Mond-y evening when sue WAS ca Fl cd.
Her case il n vcil mysl, rious one, and a
puz2ler e. our cirz No. She has told half
d,z different stories nbo NJ the place OF
htr siCcncc, and cn AL ,cCasiOns refuses
to gvc ber nsmc II in known that sh,
came To Tuuutlt,n nom Ekius, Md.
uh"ut twO woeks ago. aud has subs, quen-
tly b-cn st,yi' 8 about Ncwbug, but fur
thcr than this, nolhr hHs been or can b.
learned about her 10y our cI''z us. Tn,
IT ir has occasioned a great deal OF talk
nb ut town, and as many theories az
would ilI VIII lie volume have been ven
in Trgard tD the matter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To lILc cIclIlors OF Alherl l. Mml, do.

To tie creditors Of Albert l.. WIN, do,
ceased
Ia pa Sua cc to - docroo Of the Circuit
Court at ia" ,untp of Preston, made in
% cause therein pending, To suhieci the
re- u estate of the said Albert l.. " lit to
lhc pINHcut OF his debts, yor are re-
CURED tO pre- sent your claims against
inc estate oi the said Abort l.. wilt, for
hhJudic tlhn to Joseph II. Hnw tnornc,
Commissioning. ut his oilicc in sad coun,
~, on a. before the lst day 81 July next.
W tines, smith Crmo. Cleik Of said
Court, this 9th day of May, 1891.
- Gt SMITH CRANE. Clark.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Richard Nugent,
deceased
In purpncc ola decree OF the Circuit
Cou t oitho county OF Preston, made in
a cause therein pending, to suhicci the
real estate of the said Richard NuLcnt To
ed to present your claims against the snid
Rich ri NuRcnt, Tor adjudication, to
smith Crane, Commissioner, at his office
In said county, on on before tho lst day
OK July next.
Witness Smith Crlnc, Clerk of said
Court this l0th day Of May, 1891.
% 60 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06

A very dangerous counterfeit silver dol
lar is going the rounds. Il Is Of the mint
of 1879 and 1880. Its ring is good but the
milling is bad. the words "In God We
Trust" are badly executed and they are
light 10 weight Look on, for them
The social event of the season at Aus
ten was the marriage, last week. Of the
two accomplished daug lters of Martin l..
Sh fer, f q Miss Maggie was welded
TO Prof Frank Burley, of Noun isville.
and Miss Berta to DR.. LNnhsm, Of New
burg.
The G unity Q. urt OF Harrison county
hiss directed tn ,ssue of $3.50. 900 In coun-
~ bonds To aid the construction of the
Yves, Virginia aud Pennsylvania railroad.
aud Marion county is in fr 500, 900.
Tnis assures the early completion of the
railroad.
There were some fears entertained
that the wheat crop in Valley district was
injured by the 'rosts IT last week. Ou, we
are glad To say that all fears in this direc-
tion hsvs been suspended. AS The wheat is
now growing fnely, and promises to be
big yield.
"A. c. HiTs,, d. D., OF Pii,sburg. will
deliver the baccsl4urea,e sermon at the
West Va University this year Ga the
10Th. Hon. ID. b Lucas. of Char!estown,
this State, will denver an address, aud on
the llth the Literary s pcietles will be ad
dressed by the noted humlrist, b b Bur
dette, of the Burlington Htwkeye.
III re Is a simple recipe for the DIS
/ trucIion of the cabbage worm: Take of
! saltpeter and common salt each one table
spoonful dissolve in little hot water, and
add l2 quarts of cold water. Apply to the
cabbagrs in the h, at Of the dav when the
sun shines. II you apply with sprinkler
and DO y ur work thoroughly one spplica-
uun will be sufficient
! An acc unt of the accident which be-
I'm w, a. II rshbAg r aud sister at Ma
soutown last Saturday we, k did not reach
Us until last F. idsy. Tney 81 started IN
n buggy fr ,nIs place. AID tue horse. be
c ming frightened, ran away and threw
them both from the buggy. Niles IL tsh-
barger was severely il iured. one OF her
| limbs being bru ken aud mashed terribly.
BIN squrce, one ct the local writers
on The journal, has be,d sick for two
weeks III read and studied the polite |
situation until he u, came u,qu In,ed With
the fact that there is uo hope 7 the el,c
ton q = Radical President this fnil The
thought was too much tor Brn's physical
constitution To hear up under, AMI hence,
us illness. his Is anoth ,xample of
the wonderful III ct the mlad has upon
the body.
-J.sepb Gusemsn. e ne.r Ghdesvle
one ot our m q, substantial ard ,r,.,siv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
ADVERTIslNG RATEs /:
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

All persons indebted TO us on subscrip
ton since April, p, 1888, must ssttle un
at once If they desire to save costs. All
those i'm arrears since a ril 2l, 1884, (this
present year. must bring or send us the
amount OF their subscription for this
year. on or before the 10th ofuext month
or we Will certainly change item one dol
lar ana Efty cents for the paper per year
The subscriptions must be paid in ad
vance. LEE KUSSART.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06

rn To- The croGitrrs Of William Sibcrt,
deceased
Ia pursuance to decree of tho Circuit
O. W II" th' unity of Preston. made i'm
"a use therein bonding, to subject the
res cstilc ,l the said William SIbort TO
qui,cd to present your ciaimt against
the c-tH az the spid william Sibert Tor
aiiud'' aii'I, 20 patrick } Crogan com
mis- 'ouor, Ht hisuficcin The sad county,
Gu or before The LIST day al July next.
witness, smith Crane, Clerk OF snid
CuuI. ui> 1911 day uf My 1884.
8 33 ~ SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
T.. $. INMAN.
kENnlLLS SPAWN CURE.
lIutchinson's Rhdch, II miles north Of
Denver Colorado.


Denver Colorado.
Mach 9Th, lSS3.
DIR. Is, !. KrNDALL ~ co., Gents;
For tho past three years I have used Ken
dalPs SPAWN Cure. In every case Of
spawn, OF which have treated five, IT,
has Killed them all and entirely emuVcd
three, In ease of spliut | find IL haA no
equal, ono case | had was Of three years
standing ana the SPAWN euro removed
II outirclY. | had "a COW pct spawned
and II entirely cured her. one Nchr ago
two hundred pound block OF Ice ieil
ont of wagon striking my To- ON iuSt"p
and toes, IL would bc impossible to mash
a foot verse without brCaVihgaIY zones
] was taken home aud carried into the
house. do not ihink TmDuiation of the
leg would cause amy moro pain. went
Tor NoudHlIs SPAWN cure. ii Mas all
used and in six DAYS | coul0 walk ~
rrpuud, About three week agony team
hat away throw me OUT of the wagon tho
pind wheel struck my knee. Alter APP
plJ ing several highly recommended lin
imentS without obtaining amy IclioL, /
VEN for kondalIs SPAWN euro My leg
was drawn mp aud my knee Sw' lien bad,
~. 10 three days 1 was able To walk Ia
tho barn. ! could go iuto dcuils moro
July and maze his nv ~ long letiur
but viii not weary you.
! am very rcSIc fully yours,
OSCAR L. llUTCHINSON,
O. Lock Box, 800. Denver city. Col.
Sold bV all DrllppiSte
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
LYON

Our farmers err Some planting corn.
PdHn Gran n ass vtsiiig 80 ". b.
Br wnp If.t zee b.
: 4 rir", las moved il'0 bis new
house. NJ Swearing row ucouyi bis
Old pur
The siuSuR -chu.l At the Frame Ct sod
Fuday evening. A god time wee had.
II ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06

-hark!
-Methiuks
Il hear an
Angel whisper,
-"our taxes are too high
Did you hear the musicy
Il is time to lay the oyc-coat away.
e8-Go to Vol'z's for your suspenders.
Attend the festival Saturday evening.
tB- If you want ncckware call Al,
Vlze.
Are you going TO the Commencement
next week?
The Washington Monument is now
$50 feet high.
x lscrs new glove factory employ,
tvIv hauds
;S'- C,lI aud Examine Vol rs Spring
3 * Of suilings.
What has become of Bro y .wson's
soldiers re- uLion7
~ Vol z has full line Of hosiery
On aud examine.
-THe ARGUS is one dollar per yeur
wh,u paid 10 advance
sTIf you want fine lap robe V l'z's is
the place TO buy it.
r. ad sp"ci4l notice at head of THE
column. end profit by it.
t3- G To Vorz and tuy diamond
eli! the best 10 the world
- The h'rsc -fS and the tumble b, e
hnyc m d. their appearance.
-Johu W. Gu cman, Of V iley ds,ric' j.,
vas upon ouI streets Monday
Konn, 'he timer spen SATURDAY, an4
Sunday with mis- gIl al Warrington
DR. Martins father a. d mother, Of
Pennington, are writing hun this week
Pay up your subscription before the
ION Il the month, and save ihy Gems.
A number OF Gypsies were eocamped
in the neighburhood 1T b uce,or lssl week
-TnR ARGus is My one dollar per
year. Induce y"ur friend TO suoscrbs fr
IT.,
-5ev rai persons fIom this plac- at
tend memorial services al Grafton on
the 80 b ult,
N ifs &C cream psrlor Hil be open
every Tacsiay and sa urday evening
this summer.
George Wesley A kiusoD, Of Wheel
ing delivered the address at Grafton on
Decoration Dty.
Miss NJ uni, MI has commenced CIV
irg music lessons at Reed vile. She has
al interesting class.
Another bop was gwen at the rcsi-
dence Of John leu Copley On Thursday
evening OF Last week.
Mrs.. j. l.. Some and daughter, 'Ona,
who were visiting 10 Grafton for two
weeks, returned home on Saturday.
"A newsp per cannot be run without
money. Gu, de'irquen, subscribers should
take the hint, aud remit Immediately.
Fire broke out IN M,Cormicks Block,
GU %, hst Friday, bat it was subdued
before any seri, US loss was sustained
1t is generally bcliev d now that sum
m,r hss at last succeeded in rising from It's
recumbent position IN the lsp # winter.
The horses in Marion county are suf
feriDg from some kind Of l7Dg disease. IN
some cases the disease has proved fatal.
The fr's's, last week, did considera
bic damage in different parts Of the coun-
g.. The gardens in town are Frustrated.
Summer visitors have commenced 60
H,ck into Oakland, Md Their numbers
this summer promise to be uDususlIy
large.
America has more students Of theol-
ogy, snd law, and medicine, sud science,
and hborsl learning than any other coun-
Try m toe ord
p. J Cr,gaD, = q attended The doub
le wedding IT Austen on THURSDAY and
went thence to Newburg and Grafton and
spent few days,
Charles w Mayer one Of he leading
business men, Of Terra Ats, and Farley
ID Berry, II Huitobs we're In town on
business Tuesdsy, sDd gave this ,flce a
CT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06

Na-J &. Simpon. Of Frllowsvil,c, l.
travelling agent tor the sale ul the celo~
br'tod AUltmRn Taylor Co.'S Engines,
ThresherS, aud Saw Mills. Don't fail TO
see him before purchasing. lie viii save
YOU money, Il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
The most s"ccosslui Remedy ever DIS,
cover, H,lt ~ certain n its fleets aud
docs not bu,'cl. Rcnd Pugnr BOW.
Saved him 81. 800,

AnNM-, y. y. Jan. 80. lSS2.
nW " ! NIsNpNtL. 81 Co., Gents TO-.
Having used e goud deal uf your KUn-
drlls Spawn Cue Wi,h great success, I
thpu.ht would lot vuu know what IL
has done Tor me, Two years ago | hat
~ speedy n colt AZ VAS ever raised IN
Jefferson County. When | was breaks
Ing htt, I've ki'ked oven the cIuss bar
aud got fast and tore nc of his hind loSs
NIL to piccos. | employed the best TAI
ri'S, hut the, All said no was spoiled,
lie had very large thornugh~pin, and
~ two bottles OF your Kcudalrs Spa\-
Ia cure, ami II took the bunch ontiro'N
oil, and lac sold al Crwards iur 81, 500 dol
lHr~). | have used il lDr bone spavius
Rnd vii Il gals, and IL has always cured
completely u ct len the log noGth
II II splendid medicine for rhculun-
tiNm. have recommended IL e. apoud
many, aud they all say II does the work.
was IN Withcrngton ~ Knrclaud'S
drug store. in Albums, the OF en- day nnd
saw very hnc picture you sent them,
| trcd Ia buy IL but could not; they
said ~ ! would write to you that YOU
would send nae ono wish yuu would,
aud VIII do You all the good can.
Very respectfully,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06

Subscribe for Tgs ARGUS the best ~ -
per in the county. lndnce all your ffi,uds
10 subscribe for T.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06
%bEN YOU WANT A
CLEAN SHAVE
OR
FANCY HAIR CUT
CALL on
R&G IL.
a ID d. OEEER

Ia order 90 save expense " removing
my present Stock OF Furniture to nv
new quarters Will sell 40 reduce. prices
for 30 days, for cash
Best Hemp Carpets, at II cents per
yard Wool 'arpets 80 to ~ cents Der
YARD. All Other goods In my line. pros
portonately low.
J.. n. RoDEHEAvER
Terra Alta, May, 30. 1884,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-06

am very rcSIe fully youis,
OSCAR l.. llUTCHINsON,
O. Lock Box, 23U2. Deuvor civ. Col.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-21

IJEuNru,Juuc -. Inr North shore
lumhrr company'+ steam >aW mill at
PcrN ,ga~ burned. los. u.uuN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-21
FOR TREASURER
FOR COUNTY CLE2E

;p!iN " H\hEE, tnr urc-u. iuu.u
randtda'c Tor the otii tr o' Dull.
NrLrnuan county. subject tir. A..
democratic party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-21
"a N N0UNCEMp, N


( ,,,i,ni;h ni;h II, llAEEr,u>
"c"nd >cn,,o, senator uma' .' h
d Ia" democratic ,'N''ll't' ,uhier,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-21

t,,I'N ", .,', T. =, ac.,ulD.,..--
- i'm, "' ''r ."-. .laiurc H. ',y ''',.
',u'i' ~ N"'l'', to lnr an,i i'r're,cu i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-21
FOR FLoArER
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

/ -. IN, M,,\HIi\ j., At ,and,,..
a, ,.,,....., j." iln county, -uDirri l"" bhr.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-29

Deputy United States Marshal Hath
away states that while he was at Fort
Magiunis lest week Il private soldier
| named Owens. while at wOlk in the
garden, blew his own hlains cut with
a revolver.
Tweny. three busted Occur d 'Aleners
boarded !. train at Thompson's Falls
last week and held it down to 25 miles
this side Of Missoula. They were
then arrested and taken back to Mis-
soula, but it being learned that they
were hard working men who had been
bilked by the failure of the big ditch
company, they were discharged.
The Brisbln Land & Cattle company
is the title of Il new organization about
perfected. The ncorporators and
leading share holders are Gen. James
$. Br;sbin, Of the United States army;
George W. Thompson and Lon Horn.
of Trinidad. Col; J. n. Carlisle, Pu-
eblo. Col; Ed. Carriyan, Kansas City;
Ed. Maynard, Chicago, and j. Waldo,
Huston. Texas. The ranch is on tha
Big Dry, north Of Miles City, and is
capable of holding $4,000 head Of cat
tel. The selection was made by II.
NJ. Taylor, after a careful exanna.
ton Of the entire north country and is
considered a choice range.-N. w. l..
S. Journal.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-29

AT the Mining Exchange there is
good deal of talk about the alleged rich
find in the Consolidated Virginia. 1t is
spoken of as an open secret. The propo-
s;tion to consolidate the Virginia with the
California Mining company on equal
terms is whispered around as being u
scheme to let in the principal stockholders
of the latter, who are owners of large
interest in the Consolidated Virginia. In
uniting the companies they will get
larger share of the new find which is sta
atel at the farthest end of the ledge from
the California. There are holders of Con-
solidated Virginia who don't propose to be
shaken out of a good thing in this man
ner.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-29
Benton Press: J. O. Gilkerson. Dave

Benton Press: J. O. Gilkerson, Dave
Nc Daniel and one or two others have re-
turned from trip to the lakes, near Har-
woods. They report slough emptying
into one of tie lakes as being literally
covered with dead ducks and are of opin-
ion that the birds were poisoned, as there
are enough teal lying on the ground to load
four-hcrse team. They killed one Or two
OF those which were nearly dead, cut them
open, and satisfied themselves from the
appearance OF the intestines and of tho
action of the birds before being killed,
that they were poisoned. One day last
week man brought into town batcl, of
232 birds which he reported to have killed
in ten hours shooting Some of those
that were sold in town were not fit to eat,
the flesh of many having turned green, and
no shot marks on them. Unfortunately
there is no law to reach any one guilty of
poisoning BIRDS. but we believe there is u
penalty for selliug diseased Or tainted
meats and if it can be proven the parties
should be punished.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-29
MONTANA NEWS.

New pestolfices have been establish
ed as follows: AtGreat Falls. Choteatl
county, Paris Gibson. p. NJ; at Wash
ington Bar. Madison county. George
Il. Cope. +. NJ.
ID. Weatherwax, of Utica. .Choteau
county. has attached by ihe Mon
taI,a National bank. He was an en-
elorsfr for Major Wallace, who failed a
week Or more ago.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-08-29

Sun River Sun: There is a legend that
has been told at many old-:imers camp
lire to the effect that in the palmy days Of
Montana road agents. a number of their
gang being hard pressed by vigilantes
escaped from the Bitter Root country,
and came through Cadott Pass to this side
of the range, and finding that their pur-
suers were still after them resolved to
bury a large amount OF gold dust and
other valuables, the fruits of many
successful robberies, at u spot supposed
to be) near where David Pat
ties sawmill now stands. iThe legend
tells of an old CABIN and some other land
marks that indicate this as the spot. Re-
Gently a man visited Dozeman clairvoy-
ant and she told him all about where and
how to find the valuable loot, with which
information the man struck out and few
days ago was seen digging up the groaral
to tic depth Of three feet ut the spot in
aicated by the clairvoyant. a gentleman
saw him at work, and upon asking what
he was at, was told the above. Whether
he found what he sought or not is not
known, but at the time he was seen he
had some ten or twelve feet square dug
over and vas hopeful still.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22
PROPOSALS.
0FFIoE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAsHINGToN. Sept 16 1884
Proposals for the purchase of square numbered one
hundred nd nine, In the city of Washngton d G.
Sealed proposals addressed to the UNDERSIGNED win be
rscesyea e. tn1s Once until TWELEE O'CLOCK NOON
nine. in the city of Washington, D. c.
Terms: One-fourth cash, aud the remainder payahle
in six months without interest all cash at 6dders'
option. '
Proposals may be made for all-128 l90 ,susre fest
more or Lessor portion Of said square An bids to
be for tn square foot of ground
deposit Of ten Per centum Of the amount bid for
his receipt for the same must accompany each hid
The right to reject oil bds is reserved by the
Commissioners. - '~'
An abstract Of title can be examined at this Office
By order OF Commissioner u. c.
se17-eotnl0 WILLIAM TINDALL. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22
JAMES + FITCH. ROBERT c. Fox. GRO W BRows
I,ITCH Fox & BROWN,
Established 1876
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS',
Offce-li31 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Opposite [. s Treasury

n pTtFtt~ lants sale iusprte1
without csr<- II Real Estate Advertiser (irst
isssIesi in ISfsi
SIycla tO the rla1a.rfncnt Of estates
and Of is-tssSs belonging ents Also TO
Tn tseutrS Of Houses and COLLECTION
crate rae AMI without charg for paying taxes remit
" his and attending - repairs. 10 which PERSONAL
Ef.@T ton = given.
Faithful attention given the disposal by lease or
SAL - the small property PLACED in hands
Loans uI rial estate security made with care and
sui annual tervst coll cted anu RENTED without
tL@rAe sel5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

(sREEDMOOR.. NEAR wARRENToN. VA. WILL
table. perfectly healthy, fine shade elegant rooms
pure Jersey cream and fine shooting Inquire Of Mrs
NARROW. 1918 street or &c. MARLOW Warrentou
Va. sei-ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

Mr.. Blaine has filed sworn answer TO the inter-
rogatorics prol0unded by the Indianapolis Sentinel
AMI, while this is u novel ana an obnoxious style
Of 'trterviewiug public man. il must b. said
that The Se8tfseES Efforts have been entirely sue
cSsfu! in eicitiCs the information it cIam0red for
Whether the obtained is OF The sort it wished
Is another matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22
PROFESSIONAL

The wise for health on daily walks depend.r
LNASY FEET-DR WHITE, l4l6 PENNSYIyaNrA
- avenue. opposite Wilisrd's Hotel, and Ii North
Entaw street Baltimore. Nd. Corns. buniops. club
and inverted nAils vascular and ofe
naents Of the feet successfuly treated. DR. Whites
thirty eighth consecutive rncfico ono 70
81 . sitting for putting the feet in order. Anil
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
W1 LIFE All business confdential Ladsfe ana ca
sIeets noftovsss' elA-c6ws