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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

The Genoa Courier says: Red Canyon
and vicinity seem to abound in bees and
wild honey as well as gold and silver.
Mr.. Fish, of that place, has been de-
voting his idle days to the bee hunting
business, and has succeeded thus far in
capturing thirty swarms, which will
probably yield nearly, if not quite, ton
of honey, and he says the woods are still
full of them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

The Philadelphia Times says Cheste,
county apple tree turns out apples that
are halved-one. half being sweet and the
other sour.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

your honor may dismiss tho jury;
every man there owes me for suit OF
clothes" is the way st. Paul tailor
nolle pros'd case against county
official whom he was suing for the price
Of lob of work,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohic
adopted a resolution that selling intoxi
cants is Masonic offense, and shoule
disqualify the offender for membership o
lodge.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

Nearly 100 lawyers are engaged in the
suit involving the distribution Of the es.
tate ofthe Burr sisters in New York.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22
A GOOD MAN FOR THE PLACE.

Will LdhC tAC iCiho III hoL'
and assume control Of the affairs Of til
Nation. OF course, ON all such occasions
control, the affairs of the Nation looked
into and the machinery of Government
got running smoothly, then comes thu
change of many officers, and notwith
standing that the men who fill the places
have proven themselves honorable and
worthy servants, it becomes, what might
be termed political necessity, the re-
movnral of many of these faithful old
servants for the purpose of making room
for the friends Of the new administration.
Such has always been tho case since the
creation of the Government of these
United States, and such will it always
be. One great fault in the appointment
o. .nen to Gil positions, is that freqently
men are appointed to places who are
only qualified to fill the position but in
one respect, and that is politically. Due
caution should Away be taken to avoid
such fatal mistakes. One of the most
important and vital questions for the
Government to deal with, at the present
day, and which has been neglected, and
we might say ignored, for these many
long years, is the Utah, or Mormon,
question, until it has grown prodigious.
BY order of the Mormon hierarchy
the subjects are taught disloyalty and
are commanded to defy the laws of the
Government. They preach it in their
churches and they teach it to their chill.
dren in their homes. The Mormons, on
Mr.. Cleveland assuming the Presidency,
will demand the removal of Governor
Murray, who has grown obnoxious to the
Mormon Church owing to his exertions
in endeavoring to compel them to obey
the letter of the law, thing which they
proudly boast they never have done, and
tell that they never will. If Mr.. Cleve-
land, after entering upon the duties of
the high Office to which he has been
chosen by the sovereign people of this
Nation, sees fit to remove the very able
and worthy man who now occupies the
Gubernatorial Chair of the Territory Of
Utah, it is sincerely to be hoped that he
well select man as his successor who
possesses the capability and is thorough
ly acquainted with matters and things
connected with the Mormon question;
man who will deal fairly. with the Nor.
mons, and who will not only insist, but
strenuously persist in his efforts to make
the violators Of the law in Utah obey
and show due respect for the same. The
time is fully ripe for teaching the Nor.
mon people that they must obey the laws
of the land, even though the hierarchy of
their church commands them not to do
SO. We know Of no man, who is better
qualified to fill the Governorship of Utah,
who is more thoroughly acquainted with
the Mormon question, who possesses
the required capability of dealing with
this matter, and who is in every way
suitable to the position, than the Hon.
George w. Cassidy; therefore, should
there be change made in the Governor.
ship of Utah, we present the name of
Nevada's most able Democratic statesman
for appointment to the place.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

During the present month it is esti.
mated that the Government will expend
thirteen millions of dollars in the pay
ment Of pensions.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

Sound scientific legislation has always
been the offspring of poverty; bad legis.
lation Of superintendent wealth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22
NOTICE.

T HEREBY AUTHORIZE r. A. R1EPE TC
i collect all my bills
Bristol, New. Nov, IL, 1884.
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FROZEN COMA Victoria (R

FROZEN CODA Victoria British
Columbia) dispatch says: The Ancon
brought news about the explorations of
three prospectors on Stewart river and
on the Yukon. They started from Chill.
cat, Alaska, in the spring of 1882, and
proceeded to the mouth of the Stewart
river, up which they canoed for about
200 miles. Navigation was moderately
easy OH the Stewart river, there being
OF 100 miles were portages had not to be
made, and no portage is over half a mile
in length. During their trip up they ex.
amined 100 streams, in all of which they
found gold in paying quantities. The
ground was frozen in all places, there be.
ing thick covering of moss through
which the sunlight could not penetrate,
and in spots this was five or six feet in
depth. The beds OF streams where water
was running was found to be frozen solid
The prospeotors report that on account
OF the frozen nature of the soil the dirt
could not be operated. These men have
been in these regions, which have been
regarded all along as uninhabitable, for
over two years in the winter time, they
going to the mouth Of the Yukon BY dog
team for supplies, the distance travelled
each way being nearly 1900 miles. Two
OF the three remained at juneau City,
and the other is on his way to San Fran
cisco to purchase schooner and bring
supplies by way of the Yukon to their
claims on the Stewart river. This would
indicate that their statement about the
imposibility Of them operating the ground
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

II know now," remarked tho young
man who was arrested for breach Of
promise, why the call it Counting"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-22

Cleveland will have los, 900 majority
in Texas.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA, County OF LINCOLN,
DISTINCT OR PROSECUTING ,rroRNEYs OFFICE.
To the following named defendants and to
all owners Ut claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described
situate, lying and being in the County of LID
coin, State OF Nevada known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been CON-
mencei in the Justice Court, Phoebe T .wnship
in aud for Lincoln county, state of Nevada. by
the State of Nevada, Plaintiff, against each
of the defendants hereinafter named
and each of the following d scribed
tracts or parcels of land. wi h the i'm
provements 'hereon and improvements when
srparA,ely ASSESS d /, aud all owners ami claiuI
ants to ga no. Known or unknown, to 'ecovsr til,
lax and delinquency asse ssed to said defendant
ag INST said property for the hscal year CON
mencing j 'nu ry /, 1881. and ending Decem
ber ~ 1881 md that a Summon! has been dul
Issued in said Gaze; and you are further notified
that unless you sppear and answer the com.
pl lint filed 'ni sh w cauIe On or before thu
l2d day of 'cemb-r. 1884, judgment will b
TAX against yon. aud the real estate aud i'm
provemeuts h reinafter d .scTibed for thu
. cunt OF tax LIB and deli 40 uency sBecihed and
costs Of suit:
TAX AND pELMQUENcY
Louis Drolett and Real Estate and I'm.
pr vements in al City, Lincoln
county, State If Nevada -Poss 3 Org
claim to lot No 8, in block No 7,
and improvements thereon and pos.
sess ~ claim to lot No in block
No. 0, and improvements thereon.
Ia1.......... ....-...'...Sl2 AZ
Ten per cent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ] u
Total. ........... .sls ss
Kelly & Thornton and Real Estate and
improvements In tn, town Of Phoebe,
County Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada.
Fee simple title to lot on corner Of
Main and Ely streets, and improve.
ments thereon; being lot No. !, IN
block No. 20
...''''.' .'''.'..''''.''''''SAo y
zen per cent. Observation-Disclosures. l 50
Raymond Il O., H. Raymond. j. Gas.
/ ties and W II. Henderson and Real
Estate and Improvements IN Lincoln
county. State Of Nevads Pos yessory
| claim to 100 acres OF land In Castles
| City, N T. of DERRICK Canyon, at Irish
Mountain, and improvements there.
[ 90. consisting of q 5.stsmp quartz
/ mill, ASSAY Office and log house Per-
| sonal property Of Barney Bonanza,
and assumed by Raymond & Co.
tsA..'...s... minimum '''SAof o
Fifteen poll taxes. 60 Oh
| s244 81
/ Ten per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a q
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 81
( THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
District Attorney for Lincoln County, Nevada
ni6.td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-20

CLEARING SALE
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
BOYS CLOTHING MUST GO.
For Boys 4 to IL
Jackets and Pants a. q e sold nowhere under s2
jackets and Pants at $780, sold nowhere under Is 60
For Boys 12to1s.
Suits at S2.75 sold formerly at Is CO.
Suits at 1897 sold formerly at ss 90
Suits at o. IS. sold formerly at 81 so
Suits at 50. 80. sold formerly at 80 co.
SUITS at q IS. sold formerly at $1,000
Suits at g. So sold formerly at 3l2OO
Suits at $500. sold formerly at SII00
MEMS SUITS MUST 60.
36 50 viii buy Business Suit sold formerly at SO
g IS will buy Business Suit sold formerly at xI2
90 will buy Blue Flannel Suit reduced from SO
30 viii buy Blue Flannel Suit reduced from S1a
sl2 will buy Yacht Cloth Suit reduced from as j..
s12 so will buy Fine Blue or Brown English Chevio-
s12 will buy Black B. Cutaway worsted Suit re-
WHITE VESTS MUST CO.
4s cents Vest and upward.
ODD PANTS MUST GO.
a. ~ Prices put on these will make them 90 rapidly
sEERsUCKER SUITS MUST CO.
Genuine Calcutta and English seersucker Suits in
ments cannot approach.
OFFICE COATS MUST GO,
Drap dete. Alpaca, Imp seersucker Mohair sicilian
10TH etc for iat lean' short or long men, at prices
MIsFIr STORE,
jels CORNER TENTH AND r srs
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One possible element OF uncertainty I'm the COM
ing campaign has thus far attracted little atten-
ton This Is the presence In the field OF at least
three side-show parties In the past these outside
movements have not amounted to much In pres,-
Dental contests, but now when party ties are 30
slack it may happen that considerable number OF
conscience votes" may be poled, and the election
Influenced to material degree by these tickets.
Thus far only i've parties are In the field. but al
politics now runs 80 strongly 10 'isrls" we NAV ex
pect before long TO have candidates put up by the
re-haired men, the bicyclists and the left-handed
batters association.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR COOKED RATIoNs

DROPOSALS FOR COOKED RATIONs
-, INV 'f i2ie Street Sor Absm1
g, WASHINGTON. i. c., June 10TH 1884
conditions win be received at this ONCE until fWEIv
O'CLOCK MON, JUNE TWENTY-FIRsT Issx ID
bidders for furnishing Cooked Rsions to he recru,t.
ing party and recruits at this rendezvous during the
meals daily and due proportion Of soap and candles
constitute ration The rations must be turn shed At
reserves the right to reject any all propossls Pro-
posas for complete ratons TO be furnished st PLACES
information will be furnished on applics ion to this
0fss Enyeiops containing proposals. should be
to WILLIAM BAIRD. LIST Lieut. 9th Cavalry Recruit
ing Officer jeiss
DROPoSAIs FOR BUILDING JAIL AND DWELL
Proposals invited for the erection Of Jail Building
and Dwelling attached for the County of FAIRFAX in ac-
in he Oh the Gas o sas das AZ na
H. for the examination OF all proposing bid th0
Said proposals must be sealed handed 10 either of
the undersgned committee TO the clerk of
eth) day of June 1854 at II O'Clock m and they win
be opened same day June sOth) by the Board super
bidder but the right reject any Is reserved
e S the ssar and sS sS Which does not fOo.
may DE made q follows 2 parxtely:
ID For the carpenters work as and described
IN ss,a and glazing and painting class
al the talance OF the work exceptine n sbov,
The carpenter work and glazing and pain ting.
wan i sr The s @ sum for nhc sss .h ole
yard loot perch, squar'. &C. win be considered,
Bonds with good satisfactory security viii be
CURED conditioned for the faithful and exact perform
JOIN p CoIEYAS prsnsssvr.
JOB HAWxHuRsT FsirisI z H.,
Building Commiftes
N;.BzzBricks in the old jail may be used As specnsd
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The amendments 10 the Thurman act, passed by
the House yesterday, are of more than ordinary
Importance. They are designed TO protect the In
terests OF the government a creditor of the SUBJ
Hdzed railroads, and 10 hold these railroads with
tighter rein to their obligations in general The
friends OF the measure are little anxious about
Chances In the Senate where corporation interests
are handled more tenderly than In the House
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How DOES TINS Please You.

How DOES TINS Please You,
LOOK OVER THE LIST CAREFULLY AND CALL
ONLY FOR WHAT you SEE ADVERTISED. AS WE
ADVERTISE FACTS NOT FANCIEs,
99c. &c.! &C.,! &c.!
r-IYs THE CHOICE OF OUR JERSEY WAISTS
AND PANTS THAT ARE DISPLAYED ON THE
SECOND FLOOR. AT HEAD OF STEPS
46c.! 46c.! 46c.! 46c.!
AT THIS FIGURE WE OFFER THE BALANCE OF
OUR 81 FANCY VESTS ono WHITE ONES LEFr.)
$3.50! $S9OI $3.50!
ALL OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS OF SIS CASHMERE
SACK SUITS NOW GO AT $50 SUIT
sass! $3.50! $40! &4.S5i
IA AhLSE UhES WE ARE ERING
CHuDREN's CASHMERE SUITS THAT ARE GOOD
VALUE AT FIFTY PER CENT MORE MONEY. AND
NO HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY OFFERS FOR LESS
THAN THE ABOVE FIGURES. wEARE CLEANING
HOUSE. AND THEY MUST GO.
s1so. s1.so! $3.50! sssoI
AT SL3o WE ARE OFFERING THE CHOICE OF A
LOT OF FINE FANCY udpoRrED DUCK VESTS
NONE WORTH LESS THAN a. so. AND A GREAT
MANY WORTH MoRE-NOw GO AT slso s2so
BUYS THE CHOICE OF OUR q AND Is FANCY
DUCK AND MARsEILLEs VESTS.
69c.! &C.,! SOC. / Soc!
AT THESE FIGURES WE ARE OFFERING SOME
VERY PRETTY OFFICE COATS.
WE HAVE SOME RARE BARGAINS IN EVERY
AND IF YOU INTEND INVESTING
IN CLOTHING. WHY NOT LOOK AT THE FEAST
WE HAVE PREPARED FOR YOU.
KooL KLoTHING AT HONORABLE RATES
ARE IN DEMAND. TAKE A GLANCE IN OUR WIN
DOW. 1T WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT WE
CALL COMPLETE STOCK OF HOT WEATHER
GARMENTS
A. SAKS & CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
je2O 3l6 and 3ls It'll Street
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J Z B 8 z 7 81
J E r 8 E Y s.!

Our stock being daily replenshed and We now have
more on hand than at any time this season
Our 81 Is Jersey in black and all light and dark COL
ors, reduced to clio
Our stock Of HOSIERY was never larger than at pres
ent We are selling . splendid Brilliant Isle Black
Hose for Ladies at 45c pair
100 doz Ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose fancy stripea ~
duced from 81 to Sc pair
Is doz Ladies' and button Lisle Thread Gloves In
all desirable shades, at 1Oc . pair.
On the third floor Of our immense establishment we
have placed separate counters all our last years
fancy Lawns. which we then sold at 10c reduced to
All our yard wide Pacific Lawns. reduced to exc. These
will only be shown on third door.
We must get clean shelves and determined
1t out. no matter how big the loss
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The failure OF the Saratoga convention to In
struct for any one candidate has had the fnevi-
table result OF leaving the whole matter In doubt
I'LL the Chicago convention actually meets, and
meantime the friends Of all the candidates VIII do
tneir best TO promote the chances OF their favores
Wniie the impression left at Saratoga was that
Cleveland Is the desire Of the New York democracy
the support given him was vague as to lose most
OF It's authority. For this there Is still talk
OF IDEALS" and dark horses. Mr.. Dorsheimer, for
Instance, Is now spoken OF as a compromise candi-
date, and the Tammany braves are stin talking of
Bayard Mcdonald is busy rubbing up his boom,
TOO Gov Clevelands record is fercely assailed as
aI1stocraric and unfriendly to the Irish catholics
and In short, the whole battle 80 far as he is con-
cerned, must now be fought over again.
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3.29S.

THE STAR printed In May 3,29S new advertise
ments being the largest number ever printed In
any one month In the history OF the paper. The
Demand for advertising space thus far in June con-
tnues- Advertisers viii confer a favor by send
ing In their orders early to insure insertion and
classification In to-morrow's double-sheet issue.
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NJ Calkins has won fine reputation here dur.
Ing his four terms OF service as a representative
rom Indiana, 50 that from this standpoint his NOM
nation as the republican Candidate for governor of
ihuiana seems 10 DC strong one II he is opposed
by Mr. Hendricks however. he has n hard font
ahead and VIII need all his resources.
ssupfa-perpendcular independently Is what Mr..
Dana calls them
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LHOR RENT-OsBoRNE HOUSE. so9 llTH STREET
northwest several large and handsomely furnished
rooms on first and second floors: dining room Is at:
tached to house. where meals are furnished quests Of
the house persons rooming elsewhere Prices greatly
reduced for summer montha For terms apply on the
premises. jel2-2ws
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GREAr D1sAppo1srnEs4,

We positively expected to building July 1st
but cannot get Of the house door
to US until August lst have to wait until then-fn
the meantime have marked down every article in
immense establishment to such prices that will make
them fly out quick.
1000 pieces sEERSUCKER at 7c., reduced from 12xc.
5000 pieces LAWNS at &C. These all Of our own
patterns. having ordered them last January. We
guarantee the colors Of every piece.
160 pieces double-wdth colored WOOL BUNTING at
15c. per yard reduced from 373sc. One same in
Black at 2Oc.
GOO pieces ,ured. dotted and striped SWISS at ING,
reduced from 3Oc
5000 yards pure MOHAIR CHICKS, in different Plaids.
at l2kc. These goods cost to make 221Sc.
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HOLMAN'S PADS HAVE CURED MORE CASES
OF Chls and Fever, Sick Headaches Malaria Liver
aaa stomach Ailments than other known remedies
once Sc corner 9Th and streets northwest. je2O
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$4,000 WoRrH Or Fussrrunu
Fon SALE.

P.s-The above mentioned stock must be cola st
once IN order TO close up the estate 1el8-lm. 2c2p
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900 1900
These are facts We only advertise what we can sub
stantiate.
WHITE GOODsl
OF every description-of our own importation. Every
piece has our name woven in 1t. We the middle
mans profit and sell them cheap at retail others
buy them at wholesale.
Beautiful real INDIA LAWN 12hc. This was our
15c grade, but find have an overstock and they
must go.
All finer grades have been reduced &c. to 10c Der
yard. which makes them the cheapest Lawns in the
country.
Three cases Of NA1YsooK CHECKS At &C., good
value at 121c.
TABLE LINENS! NAPKINS DoYL1Es! TOWELS
All reduced. as overstocked If anybody doubts
our assertion. will take them easements and
show them upwards Of 5000 dozen Towels and over 100
original packages of Linen Housefurnishing Goods d-
rect out of bond We selling the best Barsley Huck
Towel at 12hc. worth 20c. Our Bleached Table Linen
at 60c-cost US 464c to land and cannot be exceled
We attended the large sale Of Langfeld Lchten Of
Philadelphia retiring from business and have secured
great many Bargains in
EMBROIDERIES. LACEs. GLOVES AND RIBBONS
100 pieces Irish Point Embroidery a low a 1O DER
yard, worth Csc.
80 pieces 15inch Cambria F1ouncng &c. worth double
200 pieces Miracourt Lace at &C. yard
It's dozen Embroidered Null Handkerchief for the
neck. at 25c apiece Some Of these we have sold a.
high % g.
100 Embroidered and Frineed Black Csshmers shoulder
Capes at 81 60, former price o.
$4,000 pieces Of Ottoman Ribbons all shades from &C.
to lie. per ysId.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLE
w wife in country family ON line Of Met
ropolitan branch b. and o. L. K rates must be low.
Address Box 49, Star Office. je20-3ts
WANTED-F FURNISHED PARLOR. TWO BED
w rooms and bath room same floor; northwest
section If suitable, will be taken permanently Adj
dress W. p. Y, Star Office. je20-2ts
VNYANTED-BY path, THREE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms, rent not exceeding SIS; Capitol Hill or
northwest. Address j. T.. Star Office. je192t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TIOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICES IN BRERETON
Building, 639 street northwest corner 7th; rooms
door. ielO 2ws
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THOR sALE-EI EGANT NEW HOUSES OF TWELVE
IL rooms; all modern mpro vements electric bells &c
on Iowa circle Apply to ]. W. T. MYERS l42s New
York avenue apis low
NOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE ON psf
between 18th and 18th Streets all modern improve.
ments. Price $1,000. Apply to W. Z. MYERs l428
New York avenue my3-9ws
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TCOR RENT-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS
Il south front parors reasonable rent to peTma-
nent holder Single gentlemen married couple Ref
erences Apply at 900 IA street NV ie20St
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COLORADO sECURITIhs.z-LoANs UPON DEED
~ Of TRUST net PEI cs1t Bonds and vs.rants and
tnRton references given Correspondence solicted Ad.
dress Carmichael Malcolm, Brokers Denver Colorsdo
my20. Inn
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
E,oR RENr-A THREE STALL AND LOOT STABLE
II in alley ~, between that street. 9th street.
Maryland avenue and street southwest Apply to
L. T. WAGGAMAN, GIT street northwest je19.3ts
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II Wholesale AND RETAIL,
CARD TO THE TRADE. LIVERY MIN ASn ppr
WAITE HITNEEs ''-'D ffsi-

IsOR sAlE--GREAT BARGAINs-AT ,HATNCFy
Il >. REEDS Piano NArerooms S33 eth street no-th
west one Uprlsh Grand nearly new Sl25 cash. me
aprRnt Grand tnewl. superb instrument $3.50 square
Plhilo 'akeh IN exchange Square Piano hsndsou.e
cove aud STOOL used but short time s25o-s no ash
aid slo per month, one Esty Organ el5 one Mason
q Hamiln S35; one Meodeon RlO Also. A ipe Iot ~
time ~. 80 On
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th STREET
\ northwest from July LIST to October 18th. cool.
ing II rooms aud al improvements Dupont circle
west. tpoO-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

kSOk SALE-A NEAT SIX ROOM FRAME HOUSE
wtn summer Kitchen. and in good order: water aud
s. p1rkns &c northwest section. at bargain Ad-
w. DoA 90. StAf once jela St
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|1ERTIFICATE No ass FARMERS AND ME.
~ chAnics National Bank Of Georgetown, p. O-Three
shares hayn& been lost application Will be made Tor
renewal Of the same.
3e3-2sw9W MARY OASHIELL