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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-12
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:
NOTE-Orier No. 1f2 Is for ..aeafside expenses
$l4735 - the bill or voucher for the same Is only
for 81 %; Mr.. Launtz can give no explanation
for this discrepancy he thought il was possible
the sl00 was paid on his salary. But as the order
and the order register agree 1t Is probable the
500 was omitted from the voucher through acIer-
ical error still. t was thought proper ta report
the matter Just as found. In order No. I24 Is an
item for labor fsrrs, so % :; according 20 Mr.
Launtz own statement. the amount should have
been for three months labor al go per month. or
goo, go less than was paid. All the other items
are the results Of miscaleulations or wrong foot
inxs Of the bills specified
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US1rExIzED BILLS

As has already been casually
stated many bills for which orders
are issued are not properiy itemissd.
But when bills are rendered for
moneys paid ont by the Steward or
other employees the granting Of
orders for their payment without
the closest scrutiny is to dbs depfe-
Gated. May Of these bills are lum-
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TOtal OVerpaid on salarv........ 81 90
NorE-Up TO January /. 1ss4, according TO the
Poor House minutes the official years Of the attor-
ney, physician and clerk commenced on the 1st
day of April. On the lst Of January, lSs+, the
year Of the Attorney was made to begin on the lst
of January, 1ssi. thus going back and covering
three months Of time already paid for In the
same way the 1st Of January, ISIS, the Official
years of the Physician and CLERK were made tObe-
gin on the lst OF January. 1855, both having been
already paid up the Ist Of April, 1ssj. IL isdue
Attorney BieSecker te say tina; il Is claimed thar
HIS predecessor refused to serve the last three
months of his term. (althOugh paid for the full
year. and that he tBiesecker) was called on 70
serve cut the unex pired tenn. The Directors, be-
ing responsible for the three months Attorney s
pay, viii doubtless arrange the matter satisfac-
torily.
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From this total should be deduct
ed s1S0.54, embracing the items Of
boarding tramps, fees and Court
costs, under the head of moneys i'm
properly paid. This amount should
have been paid, if paid at all, by the
county Commissioners, and should
not stand as a charge against the
Poor House. 1t appears, therefore,
that the amount due the county is
s2071.S9 less s1S054, or s1S91.43.
The papers and evidence in detail
upon which this report is founded
are very voluminous, and it is not
thought necessary to file the same
herewith They are, however, pre-
served and held subject to the order
of the Court.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN J. HOFFMAN,
J. c. WELLER,
L. ID. MILLER,
ALBERT HEFFLEY,
WM. b. Cook.
The Commission hereby certify
that they haye served in their prop
er capacity during this investigation
the number of days and travelled
the number of miles as here speci-
fed
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Nearly one hundred dollars has
been expended during each of
last several years for drugs and med
icines. These were also purchased
by the Steward, generally on BIZ own
responsibility, and consisted large
y Of cough syrups, liniments and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-12

A successful architect may not be
an honorable man, but he certainly
has good designs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-12

What is Joy? To count your mon
ey and know that it does not belong
to your creditors.
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two and a hah years. of sixty dol
lars. The cash value Of the pay
ment at the time it was discounted
was $50 II, and the difference be-
tween this amount and $500 is
what the county lost by the transac-
ton.
The items Of hides and pigs sold
are unpaid bills, but should have
been so reported.
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NOTx-The Directors extra pay is made up
principally by charges for s.extrs days" work
at the Poor House, visiting paupers," atten-
ding settlement etc. In some few cases there
may be Included in the above charges trifing
amounts for travelling or ether expenses. Work
done az the new building Is also Included. The
extra pay Of employees Is made up of charges as
follows. stewart Lauatz, visiting paupers =
Clerk Weiner, extra lays: Clerks Scott AMI
Wemer, :. FIXING up records; Mrs. Lsuntz, get
ting dinner for - Convention Of Poor Directors
Attorney Scott, making reports to Board Of
Public Charities for five years y Attorney Bic
seeker. similar reports for s5 and 81 X. Il. Cour-
sci Scott. counsel In right Of way case Physi-
clan kimmeli, extra medical services a. P0Cr
House" The amount paid TO Clerks a: settlement
was for Clerk hire at the annual settlements for
the years specified
CvEEPAiD ON SALARIES.
The amounts paid az salary to certain employ
es f0r certain years. with TIE amounts due them
iOr the same time, are as follows
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Iofal--..----.-. 81 /;
NoTE.-orderz Nos. 5 and 80 were paid to Pool
hands; these officers were paid by salary. The
orders Issued 20 Burgess COiborn and Policeman
Gilbert were for fees ecf.. in making arrests and
sentencing offenders. No. 5os was paid TO the
burgess Tor --senteneing vagrants TO labor at the
Poor House " Tbs amounts paid to Justice
Hicks were chiefly made up OF orders or commit
menfs 10 the Jail. Order No 4 was paid for board.
ing tranps IN Jail. The directors state they
refused pay this bill and only consented to do q
when advised TO that course BY their counsel Or
ders Nos. g AMI 81 were for costs in the case OF
the Commonwealth vs. o. W. Smith" Order
NO. 20 was pail o. DIR. Gardner for services IN ]
case Of Obstetrics. in which the woman had made
an Information tor fornication and bastzrdy. The
ease was tried In Court and verdict Of guilty
perded sentence. vhereup0n the case was settled
BY the parties, the Defendants father, Franklin
Launtz, paying a certain sum. which should als0
have included the iffeen dollars paid BY the Poor
directors. Orler No. 81 paid for cook TIRE At
ing horses, and was neither necessary nor suit
ed 10 the wants OF the inmates of the Poor House
In regard to the excess of neces-
sary expenses to the State Conven-
ton it may be stated, that in 1889
three directors and the Steward at
tended the Poor Directors Conven-
ton at Philadelphia. at an expense
to the county OF s27.00 each, or
s10S00, when one member might
have represented the Board of this
county, there by saving $500 to the
county. The directors state that
they were all advised by their coun-
sci not only to go themselves but to
take their wives with them.
Some of these bills should not
have been paid under any consider
alton, whilst others, proper enough
in themselves, should not have been
paid by the Poor House corporation.
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A hostin himself-Theinn-k keeper
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MITCHELL WAGON,

Which | selng will certify to my statement that
they are the VERY BEST Farm Wagon made They in
general in nearly every country the face of the
globe and adapted every variety Of climate 1t is
knowedged by all to be the best propooned best roned
best finished and ghte running wagon made present
few that should be read by every farmer about the Mitch
ell Wagons
ls taken in selecting only the best timber
grows which the proper of the and
piled sheds until thoroughly seasoned The himble
sens much heavier than other skens and
therefore liable break The hubs dodgemortis
ed which makes the strongest and durable wheel that
be constructed The patent boxcoupg used only by
this Company the wearing and weakening of the
axle s. The MITCHELL WAGON stands to-day at the
head and front all competitors and known far and wide
as the strongest and durable unequad in quality and
nsh and monarc the road wherever known and used
Don't fail to give call, and the wagon for yourself
Remember for the next NINETY DAYS am selling these
wagons greatly reduced prices will pay you buy of
and to buy now Prices furnished on application
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n0le nuinoer feu1Alhink a clUse oI year %
1t is probable, however. that the
Register is not correct, and that the
number of inmates was larger than
it indicates, but the register and the
reports should agree. or else one or
the other means nothing.
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The following bills seem to have been improper
ly allowed ard paid by the Poor House Treasurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-12
MONEYS NOT ACCOUNTED FOR.

NorR-In 1873 the directors reported $4,000 Of
pension money refunded The party 70 whom il
paid reported the receipt of only $50 60, lesv
ing sle60a sill in the hands Of the directors or
some one for them In the same year $500 Of
IN Il balance was paid TO the Steward By the d.
rectors' connsel- r. ". Biesecker. ESQ. The re
naming s53 % has not yet been accounted for. In
addition TO the as % paid 70 the Steward n lss
be received ia that year sil5. 90 from other soure
es making IN all AS 90 which was DOT account
ed for in the report for lss3. This amount vas
Ian 70 20 on the Stevart's salary. but no order
was ever issued for the amount. and but for the
s&ct that II Il charged against the Steward On the
cash book, would bs still unaccounfed for.
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NUMBER OF INMATES.

From an examination OF the Reg
lister of Paupers for the years of 1883,
and 1884. it appears that the num-
Der of inmates at the poor house
was considerably less than the num-
Der. reported for those years. Ac-
cording to the Register it was as fol-
lows:
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TABULAR STATEMENTS.

The general financial management
of the Poor House, and the condi-
ton of affairs as developed by the
investigation just closed, will be
more fully shown by the tabular
statements which follow, with such
explanatory notes as are deemed
necessary:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-12

BY the Auditors report. distrib-
uting the funds in the hands Of the
administrator of Eliz. Shearer,
decd, there is $3.50 due the Poor
House, which should have appear
ed in the last report.
In reference to the Musselman do
nation, the directors clearly should
have charged themselves with the
interest, $1,000. each year.
In the item of excess of discount.
it appears that $500 cash was tax
en- for payment on land, due in
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To the Honorable, he Judges Of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions of The
Peace of Somerset Co, Pa:
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.NEw York MrLLrSESY STORE,
$50 SEVENTH STREET. NEAR K

$50 SEVENTH STREET NEARK
The proprietor having engaged in another and en-
ureiy different business wishes sell quickly Is
possible regardless Of cost the stock now on hand
He will therefore. offer the entire assortment at very
low prices Ifyou need any OF the articles enumer
afed below IL would be well TO secure them at once
The stock consists Of
Over Thirteen thousand Yards of RIBBONS, all
widths, colors and quality, much less than cost
One thousand Colored and Black STRAW HATS
and BONSETS. half price.
much less than cost
Three thousand Yards While and Black Cotton.
and SILK LAcEs. half price.
FLOWERS and FEATHERS a. your own price.
One thousand Dozen PEARL DRESS and SHIRT
BUTTONS less than cost
Also. VELVET, SATIN VELVET RIBBONS
CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON, SPOOL SILKS DRESS
SHIELDS, PAPER CAMBRICs, sILEsIAs DIX
TERS KNITTING COTTON, GARTER ELASrICs,
GRAPE Wells, BLACK ENGLISH GRAPE
FOCkET BOOKS. COMBS. HAIRPINS PINS
NEEDLES AND FANCY GOODS GENERALLY. at
less than cost
The goods must be sold and win be offered at
prices that will move them quickly.
The stock 10 also offered in bulk to any one wishing
to engage In business.
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE.
selS2m $50 Seventh street northwest.
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LOOK Ar

LOOK AT
OUR NEW STYLES OF WINTER SUIT
1NGs TO BE MADE TO MEASURE ATs25
AND SIS SUIT
THE TWENTY-EfGIIT DOLLAR GOODS
ARE ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
ALSO LOOK AT OUR BRoADwALE
DIAGONAL OVERCOATS. THESE ARE
THE NEWEST GOODS IN THE MARKET:
ARE MADE UP SACKS AND SURTOUTS.
WITH wSRSrED AND SILK Innings.
Z. 3. BARNUM & CO.
ssls ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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4 USTIN r. BROWN.
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
1926 L street northwest

HOUSES FOR SALE
Cor Massachusetts ave and 18th St, IL IA mod
New threesrory House, Iowa Circle mod imps;
Threestory House, l3 rs, n st. NV, bet 18th ana
., Large rye. Double ' HOUSE Vermont ave-. bet X and L
New House, cor. Riggs and 18th SITS NV, mod
imps.: $4,000. '' ~
Two-story Brick House 6ls lOth ST. n e. bet r And
q SITS, !. RS and bath. Terms easy: 81 600
Two 3Story Houses on Riggs ST N. W., 18th;
Three-story English basement House. IL rs mod
imps, St, bet 18th and 10th, s2O.OV0
Ihree-story House with stable on NJ st. bet 10Th
and 18th n. W., mod. imps, $40 900.
~ New 3-s,ory house on l. ST. bet 2lst and 22d nv.
New 3.story house, on L St, bet 2lst and 22d nv;
10 rs; lot l3XS5 10 alley; $1,000.
Large double house on ST. bet 18th and ath sts
NV: IL rs, mod. imps. S:S5.0DO.
Threestory and basement house, on II ST IA w near
cor. 18th; mod imps.: 81 900
imps; So 800 each ~
Two houses on p st. n. W.. bet. 9Th and 9TH; mod.
imps.; 4.200, $4,000.
Large house and thousand feet of ground nm
18th ST, near Scott Circle Sl25.0OO
3story house on NJ 81. bet. 9th and 10th stsand
3story house on 81. n W. bet 9th and 10th sts and
stable, mod. imps Sl3500.
Large double house on Mass ave. bet 18th and 18th
SITS; large stable and large side lot. S.ofUO
six 3story houses now building on 18th near Tst
NV; rs; bath aud cellar; 80 feet parking From
Five press-brick houses with bay yindous .,u
2Sth st n.w corner st.. nom 50, 500 TO s. tss
House 2i5 ID 81 NV e b ~ a - ~ t "a
lot 2ix225; thTee-story brick with stable stj 600
House l9th ST, between L and q: thirteen rooms
-Four houses on 18th ST., between q and X: modern
improvements 50, 300 to $500
Several houses for rent furnished and unfurnished
Money 10 loan on real estate security.
Large loans specially. se3-lm
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The DoubIe-sheet Tomorrow.

The demand for space in the advertising col
umns of THE STAR is very large and adver-
tisers will confer a favor by sending In their
orders early as practicable to insure insertion
and classification In to-morrow's double-sheet
issue.
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y EOhoE ADAMs JOHN T. BEALL
Commissioner Of Dead
TELEPHONE No. 344-2
ADAMS a BEALL.
REAL ESTATE LOANS ASD Nru

142O STREET y. w
We have for sale notes for $500 and 500 secured
py hrst mortgage on good property nj per for
D years Also, tor sale monthly pay M ents good
skroom Bricks In northeast section from al 300 o.
81 800.
For saie-New seven-room Brick on l4th st. between
Is and c, al great bargain easy terms.
FOR Saie-On Rhode Island avenue, between l4th and
10Th. beautiful 3story and basement brick modern
improvements, south 'front.' 10 rooms 10000
great bargain. or Will ret furnished. Pennsylvania
avenue. between 24th and 18th W.. south side l:
story and basement brick, newly repaired modern
improvements, stable in rear, runs through 70 N
street Rooms and bath splendid opportunity:
For Sae-Seyen Lots south side of m ~ ,asr
18th, at great bargain.
Those two beautiful Cottage Houses Kenyon st..
Columbia Heights approaching completion; very
low on small cash payment, and balance monthly.
Two desirable Frame Houses Valley st., George
town: great bargain-pay over ten per cent per
annum.
Choice lots on 10th street and Columbia Heights and
In all parts city.
To Loan-s5 900 at per cent Sor tsrm Of years O,
city property. Vl3-3m
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wANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUsE. WITH ALL MODERN
w improvements, rent not to exceed $4O eltuakeo
between ID and 14th and L and SITS NV. Acdfs0
GRANGER Star Office. se1S-3t.
VYAETED-BY OCTOBER lST, A HOUSE OF Z
rem. no. to exceed $40 Xddrsss 4. star ONCE
se1S-3ts
VXTANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE; CEN.
w trail location, with modern improvements REM
not to exceed $50; pay in advance. address SAsh'
"ANTED-IN THE NORTHwEeT sECrI0N
w ofthe city small House or Rooms suitable fQr
light housekeeping. Address for five days REL1-
ABLE, Star Office. sel1-S~
w room House, modern improvements between
and 9Th and 18TH sts NV" rent not 70 exceed go
Address BOX 40, CITY. se1o-0t-
TXYANTED = DWELLINGS WORTH FROM
YOUNG. 1908 s. NV. se1s2ws
w northwest section fiom SIC 600 to $4,000 cash.
pc. e
St NV. sel6-4t
WTANTED-To BUY FOR CAsH-A MEDIUM
sized House brick preferred; lot not less than 10
feet front Address Box 81. Star Office. select
IS nom r9S = e q;
addres Star oce
WANTED TO RENT-A OR GROOM HOUSE,
w with large yard or ground, in Georgstown M.
road. State terms. Address H. Star ONCE sa6-l1ts
"ANTED-wE HAVE RENTED ALL HOUSES
w under our control and have numerous applica-
Sr m II
having Houses 10 rent will Dwell to place them in
hands as we have especial FACILITIES looking after
the interests oflandlOrds. ADAMS & BEA1I,
.e14sm Hs"l Estate Loans and 1n sasS st.
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They come much faster than we can enumer-
ate them. We give you the following To-day
and will give you more Tomorrow. But don't
wait; some may be gone before you are ready
TO buy. Come on q visit Of inspection.
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
We would suggest to our customers that now
is an excellent time TO purchase Table Linens,
Napkins. Blankets COMFORTS, Spreads. &c. as
they have never been offered at lower figures,
and there is every probability of their advanc-
ing q little later, and while we shall not ad-
vance our prices until it becomes absolutely
necessary, 1t Is something over which we have
control.
Special values are now ready in all the above
named goods and we would call special attention
TO the 64inch halfbleached Table Damask at 80
cents per yard as being exceptionally good for
the money, being fine, heavy and free from
dressing.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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President Cleveland stuck to his purpose not
70 appoint to the Augusta pOstmastership the
democratic editor Morton, who had villifed
blaine in his newspaper during the campaign
Morton IL passed by, in spite Of strong demo-
cratic endorsement, and Mr.. Fowler given the
place. The latter is said to be an excellent Sc
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EoR RENT-l34l CoRCoRAN ST.. A THREE
Story and basement brick House; ten large rooms .
ea oath, closets and all convsnenceS VIII ne put IN
perfect order: TIL October. and see IT, key
- l3@9 Address INVISIBi.E. star Office. au26-1m
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FOR
HOUSES.

ION liz Al<A,.
EoR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR
Prics SEN Sr'ck' on f. 0s'"esn II Ia r ana
selssts 4is and E sts.
EoR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS PROF.
nos.S Pr sic. z ss q s"' 's''es aoT faRkEs
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAME HOUSES,
P.es q 500 for the shr's .n rA Z x.
+ Houses. on q. 81 between & andF sts a w.: rent
Vs..n :. s f. srf PAkKE S and 81 .w ssiss.
Il Brick Houses. ON N. between Sd and ~ SITS sw;
ssis each F R rs Is q ESQ esS s
EOR SALE-CHEAP-THREE NEW BRICK
with sr .sG sns at
..iss: OH: Si SsslSs' g. and .,s .~.
Il all modern Improvements brick dwelling, in pleas
ant FIN Fl isas Ssx Gs ew price Of
TNOR sALE-Two sEVEN-RooM BRICKS
C 81 GOO; two hyerooin frames. 23d 81 500 each
room bricks. ali mo Tern improvements NV. 81 500
fiveroom frame. 18th St NV. 81 200; money 10 loan
n ssise St ' 1924 New York ave- VEN NV. ROOM.
EoRsALE-NEw THEEEsToRY AND CELLAR
- Brick dwelling, on Rhode Island ave. y "; sub
parlcr, library dining room Kitchen and pantry sec
0no moor: -Four Chambers ana bath ROOM Third floor
Three chambers. Contains furnace and all modern
improvements Price, only S9.Oo0 Terms easy
EOR sALE-A FINE PIECE OF FsT. PROP
Il erty at q reasonable price.
TYLER a RUTHERFORD,
se1S6ts 1226 81. NV.
TNOR SALE-l7O5 ST NV, NEW 3-SToRY
Il and basement Residence, 1 rooms. bay window
electric bells, all Modern improvements. Choice loca
W%RNkR1 sfs 81 h sSa Within ~ days selsim H.
NOR SALE-A PLEASANT ELEVEN-RO0M
u Cottage, ~ MI Pleasant, 10th St extended and
about $4,000 feet OF ground: bargain. Price 50 800
small cash payment balance in 1, z, 3 and years.
JNO. II. WA(:lAMAN. Sll6 Il n RalS-2f
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NEW FALL BLACK GOODS
Our experience with Black Goods is THAT
the best have always given the best satisfac-
tion," so we have made our selections accord
ingly, buying only such We know to be Of
the very best dyes and very best materials, and
of the newest and most fashionable weaves.
such q stock cOnScientiOuSly recon-
mend, and say: There Is none better in the city,
nor marked at such low figures, comprising be-
sides the staple goods, the following
weaves:
Cashmere LOugraye.
Tafleta Veloute. Casimir Cloths
Croise Suitings Heavy Diagonals.
Diagonal u IXlmas Sebastopol Cloth
Cachemire de sake. English Homespuns
Raye Satin La. TricOt Cloths
Crepe Bison. Raye Boucie In hand
Biarritz some stripes.
Dentelle Suitings BrokenPlaids and Tufts
Sangliers Cheviots with plain blacks to
Wool Damase Also, full line of silk
Ottoman BrOche. warp Henrietta Cloths
Epingline. in all making the largest
Drap de Alma stock and the greatest
Caehimire AIlemande. variety ever shown
Columbia BOucle.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
DRESS GOODS
One Dollar Ladies' Cloth at IS cents and
dress pattern for $3.50 g yards}-Notwith-
in dress materials, we shall 90 right on selling
this same Dollar Ladies' Cloth for Seventy
The next best thing is q 54-inch Coiored Cam.
' ' - a. Woodward t9 LorHRop.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
We can sell you Ready-made Underwear
much cheaper and better than you can buy the
materials and make them up, not counting the
50 doz Ladies' Muslin Chemises. Csc. each.
SO doz Ladies Muslin Drawers Csc Der s psiI
30 doz- Ladies' Cambria Drawers 371.ac per pail
100 dOz Hamburg Trimmed Night Robes, s5e
Second floor; take the slevator:)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Two EXCHANGE
VERY ELEGANT s-sTRINGEp GRAND PIANO
aneary new IN part payment for house lot soot
n; B; Money loaned Pianos. Furniture and
EXCHANGE RANK.
sells 437 7th NV.
LHoR sALE-A SPLENDID INVEsTMENT-DE
between slh and 10th sts NV. north side. For mar
ticulars and price apply to VIM. J. MILLER, Attor-
r sion store with goodwill doing good business
nrs-cass neighborhood; satisfactory given foi
selling: Address GOOD CHANCE Star Office
FOR sALE-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS
II worth offirst mortgage Notes, drawing per cent
dresS So years g run Frstcla.s security Ad
opEL HoUsEs
FOR SALE OR RENT.-The Houses I'm the Marble
North ave, between Park and bolton ST Balti-
more. HaIdsomest row In the city. Eight different
ride from center OF city, close 10 Druid lin PARK
Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation warm In win
Tic finish. frescoed bath rooms open repaces model
kitchens on first floor well built Easy terms First
for illustrated book Model Homes des Tbin 9 tse%
Address, w. L. STURk, Builder and owner
sel2Im North ave. and Park ave, Baltimore
pEsTAURANT FOR sALE-THE oPPORTU-
centrally located on Pennsylvania ave. NV: cheap
The location Is one of the in the city The
place rs Wei htted up In every respect. with all mod
Inquire AT 1908 Pennsylvania ave NV seS-2w.
LN0R ALE-BARGAINs- INVEssTORs AND
atcs and bath: Defrees ST. rooms and cellar also
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