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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
A Democratic President.

The 4th of March is near at hand, and
as the day approaches all Of interest will
centre at Washington. The Inauguration
Of Gfovor Cleveland, tho first Democratic
President in over twenty years, promises
to be one Of the grendest and most inn
posing inaugural ceremonies this country
has ever witnessed, and that those of our
readers who may be unable to offend may
have full account We have made ar>
rangements to have reporter at tho Cap
itol and obtain csrrcot details Of the grand
ceremonies, inaugural address and the
Ball at night. AS the event will be one
Of interest and importance we know that
all will read and appreciate full account
oft.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
Citation Notice.
'illE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County 81 M0riboro.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County oi Mariboro.
a NY William +. Tlomas, Esquire, Judge or
x , Probate.
NHEREAS CAREY II. EASTERLING
~ II made suit to mo to grant unto him letters
81 Administration Of tho estate and olocts of
CsNwiord Eastcrling, deceased;
these are therefore to ctc and admonish all
eH,l singular tho kindred aud creditors of tho
3Rwford Eastcrlng. deceased, that they DO and
lADcar before me in tho Court OF Probate to
"a hold at my office in Bonnottsvillc, on tho
18th day Of February next, nftor publication
hNcof, at II o'clock in tho forenoon, to show
canse if any thoy have, why tho said admins
cation should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 18th ,lny Of Fob
ruNry. ammo Domin, 1854.
W. Il. THOMAS, JPN. 9.
Fdlruary Is. 1885 2wk
q. aTsriigSzser,ss.lznazhssnpsn ry,rssiua,nmt-ia,
r. you are not supplied with Guano and
call on w. A. Moore, and loarn
something of interest.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
Tho Wilson and Floronco Re ii

The Columbia Register of .ilcbr,
II has the following: "rhc lou2 4,
cd of Wilson and Florence Rriro.
likely to be commenced soon, Noi
Il. Bridgers, president of the Nilm
ton, Columbia and Augusta Ro,l'
is personally attending the sur, eli
it is now positively stated thy i
will be begun within thirty daYss
am sorry to chill the hope tnns
"Wilson-Florcnce cut OFF, is suor
be built, but ~ gentleman 1aln
with the intentions Of the mana
assures me officially that the rus
is odly to build q branch Of thc
mington and Weldon Railroad
Wilson to Fayetteville, and thai
line will not be extended to Fo8
until the arbitrary powers Of or
road commission arc abolished ji,,
petition forces the construction 81
"cut Off"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

The SIN says that Mr.. Cleveland
has thrice offered the treasuryship to
S. J. Randall, which in the language
Of Marc Anthony, ho "did thrice re-.
fuse" 1t said further that he then
offered the place to Daniel Manning,
Of New York, and that he accepted.
Furthermore, tho SIN says Bayard
will be Secretary of State. But the
trouble about the whole thing is, the
Sun does not know, but is only CUES
sing like the rest.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
Doatll of Judge Wright

Ex-Associatc Justice J.J. lNr9nt,
Que of the great lights in the days 81
Moses and Chamberlain, dicu at his
homo i'll Charleston on the 1Slh insl.
He has been failing since 1876.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

Tho Duke Of Argyle has computed
that the world will not be destroyed
in ten million years. This is very
encouraging to tho Barthoidi Pedetais
Fund Committee.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

The Atlantic Coast Line has assumed
control of the restaurants at Whining
ton and Weldon, and will have the
tables at both places supplied with the
best the market affords. French cooks
have been employed, and the fare will
be equal in all respects to that Of my
hotel III the country.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

Mr.. Cleveland's resignation as Gov
ernor of New York was misconstruct-
ed by an old backwoodsman at Little
Rock, Ark. Said he: "Tharl I
know'd it. | knowd they'd skeer
him outcn it at lust. Amt been
'lectcd morn a month, and now hos
ter gin up. Fust thing you know
old Tom Hendricks will fling up his
hands and quit too.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

A bill before Congress to refund
the direct war taxes to the several
States has been reported favorably
by the House Committee. If the
bill becomes law, South Carolina
will receive a rebate of 1877, ,961.30.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25


Senator Hampton refuses to agree
to the caucus plan Of nominating fed
eral offices for South Carolina-that
is, a plan by which the whole delcga-
ton in Congress should select by Bal
lot the names to be recommended for
Presidential appointment. He says
that he will gladly receive any re-
concentrations from the members
Of the House, but will not be bound
by them; that the constitution pro-
vides that these appointments shall be
made with the advice and conccnt
of the Senate" and he declines to shift
this responsibility or share it with 9TH
crs. He says:
"If my advice is asked, 7 will re-
commend the applicant who has the
strongest endorsement, who is, i'll my
judgement, most competent, and who
is most acceptable to our people"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

The weather in the Northwest is
doing immense damage The snow is
several feet deep and all trains are
blockaded. Passengers are cooped up
ut villages and stations along the lines
and all mails are several days delayed.
To add to the intense cold and deep
snow the weather is tempestuous.
Great suffering is the invitable and
natural result.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
The Political Current.

AIR. Cleveland will not go to Wash.
ington, like Grant, to surround him
self with old campfire chums, to ac-
cept gifts, to favor money-making
Cabiuet officers, to stand by Whiskey
Ring.secretaries, and to "work the DO
sition for all it is worth. Mr.. Clcve-
land does not 60 to Washington, like
Hays, to reward tho rascals who stole
the Office for him, to save all his sal.
ary, and to sponge upon the Govorn-
ment in a petit larceny way through
Treasury "miscellanies" Mr.. Cleve-
land does not so to the National cap
ltoi, like Arthur, to enjoy good din
ners, exhibit himself at balls, lay in
bed until noon, keep snug cabinet" F"
not for his councillors but for 'sthe
boys" and have q "good time" gen
orally. MIR. Cleveland goes to Wash
ington to have very laborous, trying
time, with serious work before him,
and with the earnest intention to pcr-
form it thoroughly and honestly mot
that ne may personally have "good
time," but that the country may have
good times --Now York World DEM
0orat.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25
ON OUR TABLE.

BALLoU's Monthly AIAaAzl
March is issued aud is fully IN i0
usual excellent standard. The,
capital illustrated article on Africa s.Il
ing tho celebrated Victoria Fal
most wonderful in tho world. lh
comes Mr.. Wm. II, Thomcs's
"llcwey and |; or, Sailor Boys W.; III
ings," fully as interesting as tho aly
"Bclle Of Austrrla, and "On La @
Sea, two Of the most popular
published within the last ten years
We understand the author
Ihomes, intends to visit tho SC X,
his early adventures in Calilorn;
time in April and The trip will
rare interest to linn, VIC should 81,
"ll.wry and T. promises we'll D.
other matter in BALLoU's is goa!
includes stories, poems, amusing III.
etc. Only $l.50 per year, or i;
single copy. Address Thomcs a
% ITawlcy ST., Boston, Mass
PErERsoN's S MAGAZINE far
opens with a beautiful stecl-pla,c
girls caught in u slow>s,orm and
The Sisters" illustrating il p' M
e'oi$ ~ %NraNk TNo nalriiel Tna
thple Is i.o qsua disable ,la DsI,a.
plate printed from Stos au6 cp!o,at !.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

A class is to be formed in the South
Carolina Training School for Nurses
in Charleston, S. c., on the first Of
April Persons wishing to apply
should do so at an early date. as but
a limited number can be received.
All necessary information can be
obtained from the principal.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

ETiflNA
uaRnty f q. llpt
NJ "a (. WI "A. fa..fiQMA&, t,sQJjTRE,
I--ao4 VI Proba.el
iYl II Il EREAS Charlotte Stanton and John
9. "oodlcy hath each respectively mado
SnI; to mo to grant unto thom each Letters
o administration OF tho estate and effects of
Jaincs Woodloy, deceased
llcsc arc therefore to citc and atlmonish al,
ana singular tho kindred aud creditors of the
se'd james Woodlcy, that they be and ap-
i7ni before me in the Court of probutc to DO
lie ',t at my office in Bonncttsvillc, on tho 10th
daH Of March next, nftor publication hero
a lt o'clock in tho forenoon, to show cause
y ~ they have why the said administration
sAotld not be granted.
iren msnaer m my hand Mis 2sd day ej Fcd,em,y
4 d., 1885.
W. u TfOMAS, y.r.M.c.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

Burton, the dynamitcr, is so fright
encd that he means to turn Queens
evidence,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

Mr. Cleveland has cleared up all
doubts rs to whether there will be
and lady to preside over entertain.
mcnts ut the White House, by decid-
ing to bring his three sisters to Wash
ington.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

The North Carolina Legislature is
considering bill to prohibit the sale
or gift Of cigarettes to boys under ten
years of agc. The increasing Use Of
cigarettes by infants is general all
over the country, and such u law
might profitably he passed in South
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-02-25

70 % NJ Responded tnc ,lalnp.
81 guess I'll do what ! blamed please
with my own money. Who are you,
anyhowl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

The news that vessel is or its way from
Valencia to Baltimore should put the health
authorities of the country, both national and
local, in an attitude of watchfulness to prevent
the Introduction of cholera into the United
states from that quarter. Valencia is, and has
PROBABLY been for some time, the seat of an
aggravated type of that epidemic, and as 1t is
by vessels that infectious diseases are USUALLY
carried from one country to another, there is
reason to fear that the ship in question may
bring US something less welcome than laccs and
faisins. The most rigid quarantine should
therefore be enforced against her. even to the
extent of keeping her cargo from being landed
u thought necessary as sanitary precaution
We can afford to do without the products of
Spain altogether for while, and We cannot
afford TO take any of them at the risk of taking
cholera with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
READ Carefully.
921 Pa. Avs
912 D st.

READ CAREFULLY
We are nov building extension of 35x117 feet to
cur already magnificent establishment which when
finished will give
THE FINEST SHOW ROOMS
In the United States We also have
THE FINEST ELECTRIC LIGHT
In the country. making night our entire building as
bright as the finest day in sunlight.
We have come to the conclusion that we have more
goods and less money we want to carry out our
enterprise running our building through to 9Th
street.
We shall open this new addition with new goods
only.
We shall commence to run off our present without
regard to cos.
Our assortment is exceptionally large for this season
ofthe year.
100 Pieces CoLoRED LACE BUNTING, yard
wide. at Iolac
These goods are great bargain at 4Oc per yard but
they must he closed to make room for other goods
5oopieces Fast Color LAWNS at 4c per yard
300 pieces yard wide LAWN, the most select pat
terms, at &c. actual value 1Oc. per yard
Superior quality DRESS GINGHAMS at Sc. per
yard, fully worth 12iac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
OFFICE OF
" JAMES Fl. McGILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES
sOS. 9l0, eI2 and OH ST. NV
Three doors west Of Patent Office immediately adj
Joining National Rifles Armory
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June 9th. 1855
Of COuDabig and vicinity.
, 6sIattehen; take pleasure in notifying you that
KosESDAE CESENT Se in sSmc hind , Vas
Used IN paildllg me Capitol Treasury Office an,
ent once IN This city. and in most Ofthe large bn
1n,s erected during the last few years ip the ct OF
New York as will he by the letter
building work superior any other brand IL viii no
sold As low as any cement III this Soliciting,
Yours respectfully.
JAMES H. MCGILL.
Cable address: i'
Eeator New York NEW York Juna lss5 .
Washington. D. c. & .,-l.5 aHT 3aI
peIeG 10 p answer 70 your inquiry we succeeded
&c. The we are now using + koia lit 4tsss
have deIivere Gi'i to most 0s$ , asrre work in
ing You OF Ss In our Ia s
went exclusively: " N.I."1A N"i-'
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
We delivered this building or,r N e,f, n,rrr,s.
ofogr large bunss. barrel u P oi Ss WA" @as
COTTON EXCHANGE.
1900 barrels Of our cement were used In This
public recently. Oro'N ~ 'N'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
used N"A NeineA' were
Equitable Building, Il GOO barrels
new YORK Post Office, 66, zoo bsrrefx
Western Union Telegraph Co. NJ 600 harrc,s
Mills building, 1900 barrels
Wells Building. 1900 barre,s
snlth Building. $500 barrels
siorse Budiuz. q. 100 barre -t,1 O.. ~ 2 3
1.So>eveit Hospital, q loo barrels
New York Hospital, 4 4ao barrett -. -+tAPs
Inc NILS Building Is twelve storits. Tn foundation
places ~ q o. s'. "a fsSAl11s
The Wells H,iuv &c ,o, s.o, - a. = -
most substantial In our CITY - S''Ni y. i'He
We herewith guarantee you that the Cement Won
fngs named ~ AA'Deu Tie o"'fo-
Very truly yours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

Mayor Carter Harrison, of Chicago Is expe-
nencing an edifying eleventh-hOur death-bed
conversion, which bids fair to get him the ILL
will of his old friends the gamblers. without
inspiring confidence among the respectable
elements Of society. He has made war on the
card-sharps and saloons, and promises to make
the city as moral as possible. Meanwhile the
spectacle of Carter rebuking sin is picturesque.
to say the least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
The DOuble-Sheet Tomorrow.

The demand for space in the advertising col
umns of THE STAR is very large, and adver-
Users win confer favor by sending in their
orders as early as practicable to insure insertion
and classification in to-morrows deubie-sheet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

Following on the defeat OF the ministry Oh
the budget, Mr.. Gladstone PLACED his iesfsna.
ton in the hands of the queen THIS It
is not impossible, however, that, at this par
ticular juncture, the resignation may not be ac-
cepted until another vote be taken in the house
to settle the real strength OF the parties 1t may
be, again, that the conservatives will be unable
to make up a cabinet which shall be represent
tative of a parliamentary majority. The ses-
sion is so nearly at an end that perhaps the
present ministry will be asked TO continue in
Office till the now impending election shall de-
termine which party has the confidence of the
country. The present cabinet was formed in
1850, on the downfall of the conservatives and
was recognized in 1882, when Mr.. Childers be-
came chancellor of the exchequer In place of
Mr.. Gladstone, who, up 10 that time, had ex-
ercised the functions of that office in addition
to his other duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

AS the ministers of the crown IN Bingham rep
resent the majority in the hDyse OF commons
the defea. in that body OF a iaeasate with
which the governments identified, brings on
"crisis," and generally results in d dissolution
ofparliament. q general election and a change
IN the cabinet And, after yesterdays vote,
this is what will probably happen now, the
Gladstone ministry having been defeated in a
test vote on the budget. In consequence of
this defeat Mr.. Gladstone has resigned, and it
II probable that Lord Salisbury will be
asked to form a new cabinet from the leaders
ofthe conservative party. And as this party Is
In reality in a minority in the house of COM
mons, 1t will be necessary for an appeal to be
made to the country. - f9tf.t
Pending the response to this challenge It is
doubtful if the new ministers will care to com.
init themselves to any line OF positive and
aggressive policy. 1t is easier to criticise than
TO perform. The conservatives for the past few
years have enjoyed the luxury of finding fault,
but they have now to face the responsibility of
action. 1t is for them to say, for instance,
whether or not England shall be committed to
. war with Russia. and bitteqfy as they have
crisicised the timidity of the liberal ministry in
this respect, il remains to be seen whether
they will now undertake a more defiant policy
The very people who have been shouting loud
est for war have wrecked the liberal ministry
at their first step to raise funds to put the
nation In readiness for war. The conservative
leaders are not blind to such signs.
In general it may be said that the conserva-
tives have been more fortunate in upholdine
the foreign prestige of England than the
liberals, and as that country is just now at a
particularly low ebb of steem among its con-
tnental neighbors, it may be that period of
tory rule may restore the country to some OF
Its neglected dignity. But glory fs expensive.
and now that the people who pay the bills hxpe
so much to say about spending the money, the
conservatives may find it as difficult to in
crease taxation have the liberals. -. .t,.,,i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
MRz SELMA Rurrrar.

COS 9Th street. opposite Patent Once.
Large and complete stock of Ladies' and fhdren,,
aosiEkf, CossETs, SUMMER UNDERWEAR
SAAk and Isle Thread GLOVES and MfTrENs
AABRoIDERIFss, FLoUNcrNGs ALLOyERs
IN Swiss. Nanseok and Cambria
Soaauiy Fedora, Oriental Egyptian Medicis and
eseg Trimming Lsces a. reduced prices leo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
HOTELS.

BRocKs CosoRrssroSAL HorEL
This Hotel is situated opposite the cspitolNew Jer
sey ave. and B st. settle most q vated point In
Washington IL ID Of the malarif district heinz
one hundred feet above the level of the Potomac river
From It's Balconies beautiful be had Of the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heights Poto.
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarder.
accommodated with delightful airy aud well ventilated
rooms. Transient 500 per day Regular boarders Cog
summer al low rates ii. BROCK pr1u
mhiS'3m Formerly OF Jersey Cify Nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Ion R RE-; BRICK COUNTRY NAN.
half mile from railroad station: thirteen ra,sss
ssee and four ens T9S@' orchard win .pgs
% MY. COOK SrA'ma' Circle. is'S and nd i. "a
ISoR RENr-NEw lo-RooN HOUSE LAnar
barn - scsss Land mostly in hay: some fuit
"eeI nsai,ny ioation: miles rom this city;
dence for one in business Ia city Terms Al net meath
je9-2t. i,si > sIn-
INoR RENT-NICE NEw NINE ROOM orr
,sss Opposite summit. Hotel eHiihershare. Msni
sign. o. the depot Apply A. HILI. l3i5 Ns~-s
sSI .SUO. I'm Valley % Virginia on Raresa.
for sale exchange: half acre excellent garden n ,t.
modatlne. also S-acre lot IL desired Address w n ~
BOX ~. stephens city. Va ICES iuss
INoR RENT-HoUSE. FURNISHED: Also f'SF
Farm within l6 miles OF " ashIngion Viii sell o. n
change Apply al laS2 Pierce Place NV jes-sfs
NOR sA Al is. HOUSE WITH Two
Fairfax county, Ma led :is'
INoR sALE-THIRTN-Two ACRES: HIGHLY.
improved, Pa miles eth ST: eight room he 80.
tenant house barn stable and all necessary 1utl,sil
shade excellent water only s86OO il sold al o.
Also several other desirable harms and small clsp
Je6-im WALKER & WILSON. 1909 Fstn~
LHoR RENT-cOTTAGE THREE ROOMS wIFH
Inc.,no o "sres gSod land hne nut neAntfh heay
PHILLIPS. iz2s y T. ave " 'e "''n'"i les = ., A.
IGOR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN MoKT
layton and two from silver spring nepot m i sssn
tifllly situated. well wooded and waierei and osl-
An excellent dwelling anu ouihoases Inqulre
pm. les Is' "
l,oR SALE-RENT OR EXCHANGE ron cry
- PropertyIone of the finest farms in Alexandra
dow and weII-wstered dwelling, douse srieIi "a
rooms; brick tenant house barn and all ouibuidiscs
I rTop Ses -four S miles som city LoaOn healthy
Washinsop INA , nhia ro2inse; 9nshHl mile ftsm
ST. $50 N'''' - L. Apply AZ ''-' l jSsa;,
EcoR RENT-TEN ACRES OF PASTURE ON
81. NV. ie:ssH
p4sm sAxE On rgs.S AESfTS oS rug
johns ON IN, the TsdenSs g ne late s
va, miles from Washington. miles from sissai,
drla Location remarkably healthy; in imme,nie
aSme s%R oo Sr r Hsh sS @
soer hSse6 scSsns asa IN Of
caEnarv a ho oyer good ross e maxi
erty any time Terms oneqhird css time ins pap a
ments to suit purchaser. Possession given in 20 ds5S
my23e&t-1m. Hdm'nis,rnisy
CNARM FOR SALE on YORK RIVER yfR-
onehaf arase REMAINDER D %aasss ws s
springs About one mile river frontage we'll suited
Tor oysters Dwelling house. barns. etc, Apply 90
mhlotu&s.3m JAMES IA. KIRBY. % Front ST. ~ y
LNoRSALE-FARMo OF So or MORE ACRES UItu
- and healthy location; good i'm provements pleIsiy
OF fruit: 5 miles rom the city. Inquire of IofiN n
bLooS. SZs ST. NV lesS-lmH
DANE CHANCE 10 BUY A BFAUTIFUI. RAJ.
~ Raj. HOME ON EASY TERMS-Sl. Acres ~
good Land good six-room house. harm fence well "A
purest cold water; location high, perfectly healthy -
miles rom aud overlooking this city Price I'll sssf
till paid for. r. A PHILLIPS 1925 New YORK av nE
my2.lm
NOR RENT-A FARM oF 100 ACRES NEW
II house and good barn \ miles north of the citv
SWoRMSTEDT d. BRADLEY,
myZs-lm II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
REMOVAL SALE CONTINUED

1Hoa DAY TO DAY UNTIL THE WHOLE
STOCK Is TAKEN UP BY CONSUMERS
real satisfaction may be derived from the cor.
tAiniy Of "
LOWER PRICES
on Al goods even those Of the staple character
GOODS YET TO COME
on back orders must be no exception To the re,n,,.
process. for they. too, are To be got rid OF
Anything In the
CLOTHING OR FURNISHING GOODS BUSINESS
fhat you may happen TO for or fr f,pre
nse, IL viii pay you 10 lay in store now and
A CLEAR SToCG
you win end at s5c13 fs1fs Z 5tzs
No 41O 7rH sTRE1Hyar 81 ~
Not to excite
/ ~ ~ sO = ~
UNREASONABLE EXPECTATIONS.
quotations of prices omitted but a present 4, 1,
enough 70 say: .1.sef-s-.',. : :"
REMOVAL SALE NOW PROGRESSING
At ~ ssGlE y
H n NIN G's.,
e9 40 seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
PERSONAL.

+ NLARENCE L. HQlE AGED 10 YEA RS LEFT
his home Nay 20th last: had on brown coat and
vest gray striped pants and white straw Int. has
on one thumb nom joint TO joint Any infornaaton
isadin9 70 tue discovery Of his whereabouts viii be
thankfully received aud literally rewardsT Nv, he
rents, at 1895 9Th ct. NV. Y isf IA X
M MHynetic Healer, Cairvoysnt and Burinen Me.
e M.....-- W. 1o1 Ao.n y. sW. my2S2ws
McDEvITTs DEFECTIVE AOFEf7Y. --fy7S.
o s sna rsa, free and contidspta prompt
Manager. 500 Pennsylvania ave nil ars -
NJ CUNNINGHAM, Halter
N4s GentleInen's Straw HAts Bleached ana yrrass.
med Also light colored StiN Hats Cicsnad ma ram
med. o11 r AOrthWsux sa's, Nh II II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-JUNE 18TH AN UNFURNISHED
w second third story front room in northwest
part of city. Best city references. Address Box 81
star office. ieSLots
ylTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A FUR
w nished Room, with Board, i'm private family Ad-
dress O. L. T.. Star office, stating price and location.
References exchanged. ie9-:Stx
"ANTED-JUNE 10, IN A QUIET, NON-IN-
w qu.sitive family, for gentleman and two ladies,
two Furnished Rooms. with Board. Address with
terms aud location. PERMANENT, Box l27, Star
Office. ieS,ot*