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Real Estate Sales.

+ MeSsrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have
recently sold for II. E. Davis, trustee lots 8
and 10, so. 90, to H. 9. Davis for 1Ol cents per
so. foot; lot to ]. II. Mann at Is cents per So.
foot; lot at cents TO same purchaser; lot
to o. Chappelle at 81, cents, and lot ) to H. 8
Davis for cents per So. foot. This property is
bounded by Sth and 9th and and X streets
northeast. For - Beiber and l.. \. Wood trus-
tees, house and lot on + street, near 10th
street, for 1920; four houses on 9th street. be-
tween IL and streets northeast for $500 each;
frame house and lot on 10th street, near SOUTH
east, for $3.50: small brick house on 9th near
south Carolina avenue. for 81 $50; brick house
anu lot on South Carolina avenue, near 10TH
for SS.6O5. For Randolph Barton, trustee, 291.
acres OF land near Brooks station, for 81 200, to
W. f. Clark. For VIM. A. Thompson, executor,
frame house and lot ON 9TH, near street north
west, for $3.50. For same party small brick
mouse and lot OH. X. between Sth and 9th, for
S1,43o to Mrs. Sarah Z. FalcOner. For Vim.
w. Boarman and George c. Boarman, trustees,
brick house and lot OH street, between 9th
and 10th streets southwest, for 81 200 to Chas.
r. GOOdell.
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PANTs TO orda.. So and up. Eisernan Bros.

HE Washing ron TURF EXCHANGE viii
resume business !IOnday. Harris mouse.
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There was o cut in the east-bound passenger
rates Mt st. Louis yesterday, ana an open wal
is expected to-day.
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Market Space.
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District Government Affairs.


Senator Edmunds complains to the Commits
siOnerS that the street SweeperS do not sweep
the asphalt pavemcnts on Q street, westo 21st.
A POLICE RETIRING BOARD.
Major Dye yesterday appointed Capt. C. r.
Vernon, Lieut.. A. A. Greer, and Surgeon S. A.
H. Mckim as a retiring board to settle the pen
sion of Sergt. g. W; Nokes, OF the first precinct.
shoulders upward, and Private Grafton Han.
per, who has been on the force for twenty -four
years. In both cases the officers have them
selves requested their retirement and the sur
geons have recommended 1t.
NOTICES TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF UNSAFE
BUILDINGS, ETC.
INSPECTOR Entwistie has made the following
orders: Complaint having been made of the
roof OF the back building of house projecting in
alley between LIST and I'd and + and G streets
the owner Is notified to have all projections out
side of the line of alley removed within ten
days, Richard Francis is notified that com
plant has been made to the inspectors office
that he has placed a barbed wire ON the parking
in front of houses No. 1113 and Ills 18th
street northwest, and he is required to have it
removed within ten days, as under no circum-
lowed on the parking. Mr.. Oliver Cox is noti-
fled to have Il 9-inch brick parti-wall built in
the back building OF the two houses he is now
building for c. A. Lipscomb on lots as and az
square $50 10th street, between V and w north.
west, and have the wall carried up through the
before proceeding further with the work. Mrs
n. B. Clark is directed by the inspector that the
repairs being made 10 mouse on K street he.
tween 26th and 9th streets. is not at ali
satisfactory to the inspector; that she
will be required to have d nine-inch wall
built from the basement on the east side of hall
up to the fourth floor Of joists, and on the west
side the same way, or have iron Orders or
beams supported on cast-iron columns set in
partition, on which must be built a nine-inch
WALL carried up the same height as the one to
be built on the east side. These Changes are
absolutely required to make the building safe
and secure tor the purpose intended This m ust
be complied with before proceeding further
has been informed. in answer to
his communication, that all excaya-
lions in public alleys must be properiv
secured with iron doors or grating SUM-
GENTLY strong to bear the weight
Of carts and wagons and all Of the doors in The
alley to be similarly constructed. Thomas r.
Waggaman has been notified that Complaint.
has been made OF the dangerous condition Of
the top of chimney OF house No. 2l5 ID street
northwest; that upon examination by the in
spector he finds the bricks on the ton or tho
chimney loose, and some have already blown
down. He is notified to have it repaired at
once and made safe. William A. Mellow AGENT
for Martha Boston, is notified that the Wooden
building No. 1926 9th street northwest il nm
safe and unfit for human habitation, and n, mst
be Immediately vacated and torn down within
thirty days.
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DRAWING Materials every description
schmidt 5, 504 9th street
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Browns Bronchial TrOches for Coughs
and Colds: IL think them the best and most
convenient relief extant'-Rev. G. NJ. Hum
phrey, GratZ, KY. co
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Steamed OYSTERS.

Steamed Oysters.
johnson, 40 and 442 9th st. NV, one door
from f. has the best In the city. Lynn Haven
Bays, half shell; select stews and fries Also
meals, lunch. fresh fish, game, and every deli.
cacy. Polite attention. Ladies' saloon, first
uoor. 2
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,I Frss SELL S Lee CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
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MEs's 4-button cutaway suit Eiseman. 9TH
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The WAsHENGTOS TURF EXCHANGE will
resume business Monday. Harris house
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RELIEF Pottery for oil painting. 5O4 9th St
GLASSES. XlOleSa q nd o<.-
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JNo. u. SLAIJ2I, 7Oi Ia 10 A street north
east, houSehop- goods on the inStalIment plan
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AUCTION SALE oF CENTRALLY LOCATED
FRAME DwELEISG.-WaIter Il. W i,ians & Co.
eight-room frame dwelling, No. UI3 18th street
northwest. See advt.
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70 pEDkR so suits. Eiseman Bros, 18th
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Houses FOR SALE-A good investment pre-
SCENTS itself in the sale of four fr,ne houses ON
street. between N and 10TH streets northeast,
THIS afternoon, ~ $3.50 o'clock. See advt. Of
Duncanson Bres., Auc.s.
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ORDER your Ice Cream at Reisingers, at 81
q 81 NV. -
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Not Responsible How Leng They WIN
last: the Cheap Goods ut A. Kaufman's.
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BOYS CHINCHILLA REFER and vest. Eisemap
Bros
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Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria,
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn Hypochlo5ite tdisinfectant. Reeom-
superior to all other disinfectants and germt.
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s45 1872 Fulton ST., N. Y. :
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ster, an old c0lored man, was arrested srs,
time ago by Officer Rhodes. OF the second u nro9
two dogs. He was taken to the Police To n.s
and released upon his promise to get the toa1a
which he failed TO do, and an attachment pos
issued for his rearrest. he was bron~bt" i ~
about. q week ago, and said he was unahie ~ "a
get the tags, but was willing to let the offsce,
Kill the dogs. The officer has paid several visita
to the old mans house since that time hns
neither the old man nor his dogs cn"ia" ~
found. To-day u second attachment waS ;ss,, Oe
for the old man and n found he will be arrastoS
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PANTS to order. 80 and up Eisensan, 9TH and E.

icc ROYAL GLUE" mends everything.
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For Medical PURPOSES,

Send For AuePbach's New Cat
aloSue of sewing-machines. Cor. 7th and II.
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Cheap Blankets At
A. kaufman's Combination Store. 2
s'lOc. Royal Glue.' mends everything.
Child Norfolk overcoat. Eiseman, 7th &c.
Read All the Daily Papers About
A. Kaufmans Wet Goods. q
Boys sack overcoat. Eisman, cor. 7th &E.

We Can Repair
Your old Sewing Machine, and make them as
good as new, at q very low price. All work war
ranted. OPPENHEIMER'S,
Sewing Machine Rooms,
52S 9th street northwest.
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Remember
That you can rent first-class Sewing Machine
AT OPPENHEIMER'S.i
52S 9th street northwest
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To Order. Sc pants EIsemAn. cor 7th 4 E

ing and delivered in y Id. WARD prints, 46c,
per 10. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk SC. per quart. C-eam Is cents. s
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THE =. y. L. CT have spent all was worth
In educating my sors." said I'm aged man To a
friend. II sent them abroad, aud employed
teachers Tor them at home. aud yet they
not earn Il doilag- Ny neighbOrs tell me they
send their sous or daughters one year to the
Spenccrian BusiuesS college, and they are able
10 earn their OWL living. and provide for
Others. ! have one more boy lett, and that is
the training lie shall have"
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MEAS Newmarket overcoat Eiseman Bros.
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THE WASHINGTON CADET CoRpS' FAIR
The following have been successful in the con-
tests for articles voted for at the Washington
Cadet Corps !air, which will continue until
Monday: Gold badge for member OF the CORPS
won by Capt. Brooks, 1,l34 votes; easy chair
for staff officer. won by Capt. Boston, 1,l3O
votes; writing desk, won by Adjutant Maivin,
1,l5O.
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THE MRS. PARNELL TESTIMoNIAI.-Mr D
C. MacCourt, Of the Treasury department. for
several years f fr IL WIN rd this lady in her
from committee OF ladies at New York Iettar
requesting his cooperation in aid OF a Chris.
mas offering to her, as she Is now, it il stataS
in financial difficulties. Contributions NAV hc
sent to MIR. MacCourt at his residence. SoSS
18th street northwest, who will forward the
same to the ladies' committee at Neu vori lily
and which will be duly acknowled by the press,
OF that city. ''
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CHILD Norfolk suit. Eiseman, cor. 9TH andE.
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Bernard Bailey,
S25 7th St NV,
Wood and Willow Ware and manufacturer @
BrOOms and Brushes. ! I'm
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PROF. LANGSroNS NEW OFFICE-The Vir-
ginia state board of education, composed at
present OF Gov. Cameron, Attorney General
ton r. X. Fan, yesterday appointed Prot. John
NJ; Langston, OF this city, president of the
burg, Va. Prof. Langston was until recently
minister TO Hayti. The institute which he is
called to preside over is located near Peters
burg The act OF the legislature, under which
IL was established, requires that its president
must be cOlored man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21

CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
NOVEMBER % AND %,
Under the direction Of
81 THEODORE
F F III s n n 4 ::
assisted Friday Evening by
Miss EMMA JUCH, Soprano,
And Saturday Evening by
Mrs ANNIE LOUISE POWELL, Contralto.
Season Tickets preserved 90
Single Tickets preserved 90
Sale of season tickets begins Friday, November 20,
at DrOop's Music store, go Pa. ave. nlo-l2t
9TNHE SOUTH WASHINGTON STAR LECTURE
Il COURSE
NINE CAMILLE URSO,
Violin virtuoso, and superb Concert Company will
open this course
NOVEMBER "a.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Tickets, with Reserved 90
DECEMBER 4-SAN-AH-BRAH.
lOTH-PROF. II. L. CUNNOCK.
l6TH-REV. ROBERT NoURsE
Later-MR r. ]. BURDETTE
Tickets for entire Course, 81
Single Entertainment. Except Urso. SO cents Re
served Seats 10 cents extra
nll-wsm-6t AT ELLIS.
T1IHEATER CoMIoUE
Now in the full tide of success Positively perfect
performance Engagement extraordinary of
JOHN 1. MANNING-The Unapproachable
First Appearance of
MARTIN AND REAGAN-kings Of Banjolsts.
A GRAND BILL. ,-> ,,o,,y, ,,
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. meet
ITALIAN QUARTETTE-CLASSIC MUSIC Sc
i lected from the best authors will be executed by
CORrk,SE BROTHERS during the coming season.
Private Concerts Balls and any kind of Musical En-
tertainments promptly attendedto. Prices moderate
For information apply at $50 Pa ave- n. W. n2-lms
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PoSrrONEssENr.-Ti e sale advertised by Tbos
DowllES to take placs Monday next, the 2;sd
instant. al the reside of the late Gen. Benja.
min ffvoru, No. 1907 q street, is postponed :or
short time. Dae notice OF the next date will
be given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21

TUNHE BERILTZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGEA
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE
NEW YORK, BROOKLYN,
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE.
MINNEAPOLlS 81. PAUL
Recognized everywhere be the best schools for
learning speak write read and understand the for
eign language New terms begin
Free Trial Lessons TO show method.
oc0 Apply toProf Molly. 123 l4th st. NV
DROP. SHELDON's DANCING ACADEMY, 1000
Il Est Adults-Monday. "Wednesday and Friday,
20 ESQ Juventes-Monday and "Wednesday, $50
g. and SATURDAY, 10 23O. se9-6m
AFISS AMY LEAvITT, OF BOSTON. GRAD
M uate and ceFSided ex1nsninsr Of the New England
Conservstory. f1.po techntoua harmony and vols
culture. lola 10Th q 40. q
nj E s AND rssscH SCHOOL
621 Vermont ave,
au6-3m Reopens september S0th
II p. CAULFIELD, HUs DOC.
Vim resume buass. oco6sr !. issS selSs.
CCHO4L OF hUsIc tngTA BLIsHED 1871
ocsssn so'' No mall. II is ie. Pr,ncp.l
MIS- DURRp ENaLlSH AND FRENCH
au2s-sn ffs0cS. u isarSss : tSe scsooI
H DoNCH VIII RESUME INSTRUCTION
IL - tie Violin end 0schestral instruments
On sep1mbr 1<shs q ~ EepHdsnos. eos a sssss
e.
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MEMS Prince Aibertsuits. 'Eiseman, eth and E
"PI.KwIcK CLUB whisky is the best"
FINE PoRrEAirs. Kets 4lemethy, 100 Pa. ,av.
New Instantaneous photograph gallery, I'll
Market space.
DoJ'T Miss HATS's special sale of Gents
anu BOYS line and f,erviceaDle Boots. SIG 9TH
sereet ana 1877 PEI Insylvsinia avenue.
The WAsHINGr ron TURF EXCHANGE will
resume business 'Ionday. Harris house.
PASTs to orda.. So and up. Eiseman Bros
JNo, q. sLAuz:, 7oi to TO A street north
e'''' houSehop- goods on the installment plan.
IEIcKsSIN Gloves. pogskin Glove. Doeskin
svery Trims. in the glove line; splendid stock;
oottopi prices At Francs, corner til and ID,
ne only St-7ctly one Price Hat and Gents Fur
nishiHs Store in tl,erity-
MEAS Sew1narke, overcoat. Eiseman Bros.
DRAWING Materials every description.
echmfut S, oO4 9th street.
FOR SUPPER OR DINNER PARTIES the place tn
ieaNe' your orders for good IRISH fish of all
MINUS, came OF all kinds, diamond back terra
pms, 'iioers and oysters, is 1T r. A. Golden's
IotoItlac Liver Game and Fish Stalls, Center
Telephone S47-3.
PANTS to order, 50 and up. Eiseusan, 9TH and E.
"1ce ROYAL GLUE" mends everything.
'PICKwIcK CLUB whisky is the best"
For THE HoLIpAYs.-Our reduction con.
tlnuea. Twelve elegant cabinets So r.
" ALL, SO Market Space, Az Penn ave, and
Baltimore.
CHILD Norfolk suit. Eisemau, cor. 9TH and E.
The WAsHENGTOS TURF EXCHANGE will
resume business Monday. Harris house.
FJssELLS Lee CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
t421 New York avenue
MISS j. BoSGESd dressInaker, desires to notify
TER customers that she has removed to 423 9th
1treet northwest. Cutting, lifting and making
done at shortest notice
ORnER your Ice Cream at Reisingers, at 9 35
q 81. NV.
10 pHDER $50 suits. Eiseman Bros 18th
and K,
RELIEF Pottery for oil painting. 5o4 9th ST.
GLASSES, wholeSaIe and reaail Hen ,pler S. cor a.,
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How FARMER LOST HIS LIFE.-A Marlboro
Nd, special to the Baltimore american saws
that John Barse, Il farmer. fifty-five years old,
nfinx three miles from there, started TO NASH
lnglon Thursday with a wagon load of wood
Not returning at u late hour that night his
brother started a boy out to look Tor him and
about one mile from the house found the horses
anu wagon standing In the road, aud Mr.. Barse
lying under the wheels dead He way lviny on
ms BACK, ana the front wheels had passed over
him, crushing in the breast. The horses must
naNe stoppca Immediately after the front
wheels passed over him. The superstition is
that lac Tell asleep while driving along aud fell
under the wheels. He leaves several children
grown.
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The Rowland Dental Association.
at No. oil Al street northwest, do all kinds of
dental work. All work warranted first-class
Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over
10000 persons. s8m
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THE WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKEr-The
official Price Current OF the Washington Pro
duce Exchange Tor the week ending Friday
November 20. says flour is in good supply, with
demand confined to the regular wants Of the
trade. The visible supply OF wheat is large and
market steady; oats higher corn firmer. Mill
iced is In ample supply, but the market rules
nru. Choice timothy hay Is in good de rnand
and market firm, with an advancing tendency.
LINED and picked plentiful and steady The
poultry market Is in good shape for Thanks
giving week, and the weather favorable for re-
ceipt OF such articles are needed For
THANKSGIVING, the 26. the demand will be for
by the oath or 25th all dressed for sale.
Fheasants, quail, rabbits, and venison are i'm
fruit are on the increase and market easier:
ripe Florida oranges are in demand; green and
common dull. The vegetable market Is firmer
and higher on good varieties OF potatoes
Onions firm: The dried fruit market is very
quiet with little demand. Chestnuts in better
walnut kernels wanted.
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PRESERVATION OF WOOD BY "(REOsorISG ~
The preservation of wood, which is exposed to
decay and destruction, by either rot or minute
animal and vegetable life, is matter of great
and pillars. sawed lumber, thin boards or
wooden paving blocks, when employed in the
construction OF wharves, piers, bath houses
houses, flooring and in the other manifold uses
where there is exposure to the weather and
replaced and repaired, involving great expense
The Carolina Oil and Creosote company have
an extensive establishment at Wilmington
u, and nave been very successful in treating
wood with their Oil so as to protect it COM
pletely from these destroying agencies Their
cal experiments by railroad companies and
shipbuilders, and the lumber thus preserved
Is now being extensively used. See their ad-
vertiSement.
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were in the delegation John Haley
ef Idaho, Judgs hiead of Arizona,
NJ. Il. Day Of Dakota, Judge J.
Z. Kuhn Ct Washington territory,
Delegate Toole Of Montana, Judge
Merit Of Utah and j. W. Motor
mick OF Montana, all members Of
the national committee. Mr. HALEY
acted as spokesman for the party,
and said they came to learn what
the administration was going to do
in territorial affairs. Dir. Cleve.
land replied, briefly but clearly,
that be should appoint to terri.or-
isl offices men from tho territories
He also clearly pledged himself te
listen to the recommendation Of
democrats within the territories
and not be decided in his choice ot
men for governors by outside pres
sure.
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Usiss co1Srv cos2EsPosozsCE.
UEIoN CcuNTT,
March l6, 1885.

J
To the Elitor c; the LgiDEs:
The farmers of Union county
have pretty generally commenced
their spring ploughing. In the
Grande Ronds valley but very lit
tie fat sowing is practiced. And
yet The fall sowed crops are uni
forRlily the nrost profitable The
reaHon may ha found in the caarac-
ter Of the soil, which acquires q
toughnsss difficult to cut with the
plough. The spring nights are also
much cooler and may injure tbs
growing grain to greater extent
than in the more salubrious climate
Of Umatllla county.
The merchants and dealers of
this valley are feeling the universal
pccuniary stringency which pre-
walls, and yet many are receiving
large invoices of spring goods. In
Island city is particularly notice
able the strong and new NJ. n. Co.,
which is laying in a mammoth
stock. At this point also, new
bank on sound financial basis,
which will insure security to dc
positors, and as much leniency to
the unfortunste borrower as any
loan establishment in the county
can indulge in. The incorporators
are Messrs. Church, Cavinesa, Good
enough, Steel Il Lichanthaler.
Island City which year ago was
looked upon in a respondent sort
of fashion is therefore blooming int
an active and no doubt prosperous
period of experience. It's leading
citizens are men Of more than aver
age business capacity and inspired
by an unusual quantity Of intelli
gence and enterprise which woulc
command success in localities les!
favored in resources and surround
ings than the pretty little city
Of Island. j. M. Church, of tn,
firm of Baer & Church is an ole
timer, known to many of your
readers and ranks high with th'
farmers for fair dealing. Hill 4
, Holmes furAish all drugs at ex
ceedlngly low rates and drive
lively trade. Chas. GoodenougI
, made his snug competency at thi
: point and thinks more of the Ia
land thar any other place on :h
globe. DR.. }. J. Mcdonald is til
leading and most successful physi
clan in the county, and the only on
} at the Island and scarcely find
l. time enough to 60 fishing, at whic
v he is no amateur and of which h
/, is exceedingly fond, like SO many 6
his professional brethren. G. "
I Preston, SO well and favorabl
r known in your own energetic We
5. ton, is the boss shoemaker Of tn
r place, and is prospering and d
veloping iTto an expert speculate
i'll real estate. TRAVELLER.