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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-01-17
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mems overshirts at cost at II. l..
SANKEY'S.
The McMinnville Normal opened
its spring session Monday morning with
% pupils.
Garry your country produce to
G. s. Newcomb and get the cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stroud, of
Cannon county, were here this week,
visiting relatives.
-Overcoats at II. l.. Stanley's lower
than can be bought anywhere else.
Our clever County Court clerk is
one degree happier this week than he
was last. He can tell you what it is.
IF you want the very best quality
of Coffee, try d. 0. Jenkins Golden
Rio.
DIR. w. H. Fleming has moved
his drug store to his new standon East
Main street
Mr.. L. f. Jeanmaire left on Mon
day last for a weeks visit to Memphis.
Forty cents jeans at H. l.. STAN
ley's at 333c yatd.
&W. V. Whitson made business
trip to Nashville last week.
Nathan Bouldin and little son, of
Spencer, visited McMinnville last
week.
Miss Laura Murray left last Mon
day morning for Memphis, whittier
she goes to visit relatives. We wish
Miss Laura pleasant visit.
Some gents fashionable suits at
II. l.. Stanley's lower than can be
bought anywere else.
Leslie Mcmillan, after an absence
of a number of years, is visiting his
mother at this place.
j. H. Sims, representing Spur
lock, Page q Co., wholesale druggists,
Nashville, was here Wednesday.
MIR. NJ. L. Nearn, c. q NJ. of
Grundy county, was here last Tuesday.
He came to bring his daughter to &.
F. College.
All wool jeans pants at H. l..
SANKEY'S at 81 40 worth $l.75.
e. H. Leidy and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Memphis, arrived last Tues,
day, and are stopping at the Warren
House for few days.
-15 pounds brown sugar 81 at Me-
dearis & Cos.
Miss Ella Biles, an accomplished
and beautiful young lady from Wood.
berry, has been visiting Miss Bette An
derson, of Crisp Spring.
j. w. Britton, with Phillips,
Jackson q Co., Nashville, made bus
mess trip to McMinnville last week.
If you want pure, strong spices,
go to Medearls. q Co.'S. They grind
them for you.
Miss Bette Cowan, of Winches-
ter, arrived here last week, and re.
sumed her labOrs as teacher in the
McMinuvile Normal school.
Rev. j. T. Barbee, of Wilson
county, is visiting his daughter at G.
F. College.
Ed Black and family, after spend
ing few weeks among relatives and
friends here, left on Friday last for
their home in Shelby county.
Walter and Maurice Hoodenpyl
have purchased Mr.. Mort. Woods
stock of groceries, and will do business
at the stand occupied by him. We
wish them success.
&C. S. Newcomb, in the Mountain
City Hotel, wants all the Eggs, Tur-
keys, Fur Skins, and other country
produce in the county, and will pay
the highest market price in cash for
them.
We have issued for the Peoples
Mutual Life Insurance Order this week
5000 copies of the fourth number of
their Quarterly Journal. 1t is neat
5-column folio, we'll filled with inter-
esting matter to the members, and
speaks well for the enterprising spirit
of this vigorous institution.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-01-17

Grand Lecturer Chapter Masons, WIS.,
tied the Chapter at this place last week.
IF you want goods cheap, be sure
to call on Medearis q Co.
-Virginius Maddux left for his
home in Shelby county last Monday,
accompanied by his daughter Mable.
Cracked hominy, fresh cheese
and crackers, lemons, onions, ETC., at
North"ut & Lanes.
The pupils of C. F. College had
holiday Thursday and Friday, being
the end of the first half of the session.
Mr.. Doyle and daughter, of Mis-
sissippi, arrived Thursday evening.
The latter will enter G. F. College as
a student.
e. M. Simpson, representing Gray
~ Co., druggists sundrIes, visited Nc
Minnville last Thursday.
"A fine line of cigars and tobacco
will be found in stock at Northcut &
Lanes.
j. J. Meadows, of Irving College,
left this week to visit the Worlds Ex-
position at New Orleans.
We are receiving every week
fresh goods. Call and see us.
MEDEARIs & Co.
MIR. and Mrs. D. B. Carson Wis.
tied friends in Paris, Tenn, this week.
They are expected to return this even-
ing.
All kinds of can goods at Medearis
& Cos.
John joss and wife, of Alexan
dria, spent few days last week visit
ing relatives and friends in this county.
Lovers of fish will find quite a
delicacy in this line at D. o. jenkins
He has fresh supply of Mullet direct
from Florida.
Mr.. E. A. Lindsey, of Jackson,
Tenn, special agent of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Co., was in McMinn
vile Tuesday last.
Calico at H. l.. SANKEY'S A. tC
&c a yard.
The Warren House, under Mr.
McCarty's management, is fast gain
ing back its old reputation as one O
the best hotels in the South.
-Northcut & Lane carry a full
stock of the best and freshest family
groceries at all times. Give them {
call when you are in need of supplies
Fifteen to 20 cents worsted good
at H. L. SANKEY'S at - to u! cent
a yard, to close out.
"A large number of drummer
have been in McMinnville during tn,
past ten days, looking after sprinl
orders.
Mrs. W, 7. Payne, Misses Mar,
and Lille Haggarl and Miss Bell
Mofitt, of this place, left for Spart
on Friday of last week, where Prot
Payne is teaching.
Best coffee and sugar at II. L
SANKEY'S as low as can be bought any
where.
-HOodenpyl & Bro, extend yo1
an invitation to call and eXamin
their stock of fresh, staple and fame
family groceries.
John c. Myers and wife, of Pike
vile, and Misses Ella and CARR
Walling, of this place, left Thursda
morning for New Orleans to attend tn
Worlds Fair.
Thanking our friends for their lii
eral patronage during the past tw
years, we ask a continuance of tn
same. We promise to sell you goods 8
low as they can be bought anywhere
Respectfully, MEDEARIs q Co.
We had a pretty heavy thunde
storm here between six and seve
o'clock last Sunday evening, follow
ed later in the night by high win
and severe hail. No damrge aroun
: here has been reported up to'date.
One hundred reams Of note, le
ter, foolscap, bill and legal caPpapel
received and for sale by }. b. Ritchey
{ Mr.. O. +. Brand has been in NJ,
Minnville for several days pr0spec
ing with a view Of locating here fC
the purpose Of manufacturing and IT
q "
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-01-17

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-01-17

ID. NJ. Ferry & Co., Seedsmen, of
Detroit, Mich, have kindly sent us
their Seed Annual for 1885. 1t is one
of the most artistic publications ever
issued by any seed house. 1t has been
very carefully revised, and is more
valuable than ever before. The
Flower Seed Department is especially
valuable, as they have taken the
utmost care to insure correctness as
regards names, classifications, de-
scriptions and cultural directions.
Their facilities for filling, promptly
and satisfactorily, all orders entrusted
to them are unsurpassed by any house
in the country; and their long estab-
lished reputation is an absolute guar
antee as to the quality of seeds used.
Their Seed Annual is sent free on
application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

Absurd as 10 may appear, the story IS going the
POUNDS that the President viii retire from Office
comparatively poor man. having been unable to
save anything from his salary. Nothing can well be
farther from the truta- AMI any one Who believes
the statement must lie very ignorant OF the facts
connected with the liberal provision made for the
position Nearly all the expenses OF running the
presidential establishment are paid by Congress
sioaal appropriations, in form another, leav-
ing the necessary outlay OF the President 70 be
only what IL may cost for food and clothing, and
the eXpense OF feY entertainments The salary
Is $4,000 year, and liberal estimate OF expenses
OF all kinds would fall far below 81 900 month, TAX
Ing the year through, thus leaving net income OF
$4,000 per annum. OK course, ii is not pretended
that more may not De spent, II the Incumbent OF
the place be man Of extravag mt personal tastes
Or habits; but there is nothing in the official
social obligations OF the position requiring greater
outlay than the figures named above, and there is
no good reason for believing that it Will ordinarily
reach that sum- In other words, the President is
able To do all that be justly expected of him.
officially and personally, in the way OF living and
entertaining while In Office, AMI stiu leave it with
a competent fortune. was intended TO be the
case when the salary was fiyed at the liberal sum
now paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

II Is a narrow view 10 take of the effect OF &
movement like that Of Mr.. Reagan to it by
Its strict legislative career. Whether for instance
the Senate passes the pending DILL not the agta-
ton OF the subject must influence the management
Of every railroad IN the country. And especially
now that such radical policy as that set forth In
Ehe Reagan bill has been endorsed By a more than
two-third5 majority OF the House, after the fullest
discussion. the railroads win be quick to read the
signS OF the times and molly their conduct TO
avoid the threatened troubles. The provisions Of
the Reagan bill may be unwiSe and impracticable
but they spring from a central motive which ap-
peals 10 sympathy. The strength Of the bill lies in
the belief that rich and powerful railroad corpora
tons often abuse their franchise, and become the
oppreSSOrS instead of the friends OF the public at
large The btu starts from the idea that grave
evil prevails which calls for redress; ana the best
way to defeat the bill, and all others Ike IT, is for
the railroads 70 take away the cause of TeprOach.
Let il appear that railroads are managed justly;
that the public have their rights; that no unfair
and tyrannical Determinations prevail, and there
viii be no ground for Reagan bill, and no chance
OF getting two-thirds vote in favor of its enact
menL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY Il BROraERS
HAS JUST OTESED LARGE LINE OF BLACK
ASDESENING SHADES IN JERSEY WEAVE
SILKS" WHICH ARE THE LATEST
PARIS NOVELTY"
SUPERB STOCK OF PLAIN AND BROCADFD
LYONS SILKS, SATIN DuCHESSE RHADAMES
AND SUliAHS, IN BLACk, WHITE AND ALL
G00itlTS E9h STREET. RECEPTION AND
ELEGANT BLACK AND WHITE BEADED SATIN
TABLIERS.
RICH TWo-TO BROCADED VELVET AND FRIsE
SATIN DRESS FRONTS
LYONS BLACK AND COLORED ALL SILK VEL
VETS, from $500 to Sg00
PLAIN AND BEOCADED GERMAN SILK VELYETS
from 81. 90 to 100
EliN SILK GAUZES AND ILLUSIONS
CREPE DE- CT MES AND CANTON CRHpEs
GOOD QUALITY BROCADED EVENING GAUZES as
LAD!E., SILK HOSIERY FERINoT-s CELEBRA-
TED Rid GLOVES
COMPILE ASSORTMENT OF PURE LINEN DAM.
ASK TABLE,. CT Otis. ALL WIDTHS AND
l. MOTHS. with Is md 4 SQUARE NAPKINS II,
MATCH, Manufacture by JOHN s. BROWN {,
Sons. BELFAST. Ii. ELAND.
S-4 MlDE CANTON FLANNEL FOR TABLE COVER
ss->EW WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
by SPECIAL ApARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
-. - CI9IGE 1oUDo. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEATON PERRY. PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
EstaDilshed lSiO ta10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

We shall now have many complaints at the in
difference OF our government TO dynamite pottings,
and demands that vigorous measures OF repression
be adopted. But such criticisms viii proceed IN
complete ingnorance of what the government
has done and is doing 10 preserve good
order and peace. Probably We are telling no
secrets in saying that the government has
been acting from the first in earnest sym
patty and cooperation with the British gov
eminent in frustrating conspiracies against ciyili-
cation. Such labOrS, from the nature OF the case,
must be secret, but we have reason TO know they
have been carried on. and in an effective manner.
And that being SO, doubt if the British govern
ment is as angry at our authorities the hysteri-
Cal London press would represent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

The murderous ARRAY In o'Donovan Rossa's office
yesterday affords better proof than has heretofore
appeared that Rosa and his companions are guilty
d the conspiraces against England which they
themselves SO loudly proclaim. Rosa has been
regarded by most people as Simon Tappertit, and
his awful threats and mysterious onnf-cence have
only provoked ridicu!e. But there is no disposition
In this country 70 shelter criminals ar war not
with any one country alone, but with civilization
and humanity. and II IL be true that Rosa plots
serious mischief he must be treated accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

The royal family in England clearly belong 10
the class Of literary fellers, lightly esteemed
by the orthodox American politician. The queen
has written her book, her daughter Alice another.
and now the third geaeration takes Up the pen a.;
the two Sous OF the prince OF Wales are to write
and publish al account OF Their travels around the
world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

Castles In Spain are more shaky than ever; the
everlasting hills themselves are slipping, and the
natives are convinced that the end OF the world IS
al hand, and are confesin their sins By the whole
sale The present epidemic OF earthquakes In the
affiicted peninsula II indeed remarkable, and a
scientific explanation is very much desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

The continental newspapers are already insist
Ing that the isthmus policy OF this continent
should be determined by an international confer
ence similar TO that now engaged in parceing out
Africa The two cases are not parallel. from the
fact that North America Is not Africa, but it may
be hard 10 make the ambitious powers OF Europe
recognize the difference, and It IS for that reason
d doubtful expectancy for this country TO interest
itself actively IN transatlantic councils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

Gen. Wolseley telegraph5 the Prince OF Wales
tnat he Will reach khartOuIn on the 2fth OF Jaru-
ary- Unfortunately he does not specify the hour.
so that the morning and afternoon newspapers
must stil be on the lookout, or they may "cet
left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

Mrs Nyra Clarke Gaines, the astonishing Old
lady whose energy In pushing her claims 10 large
property In New Orleans made her famous died
last NIGHT being unable 10 RESIST longer that claim
which mortality holds on Us all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

? senator-elect Payne VIII be more convinced than
ever that on some questions there Will be differ
ences among 6eInUcT,ts" when he reads the COM
ments on his recent Columbus speech. His claims
that the "Ohlo fdea on the tariff saved the DEM
ocracy, and that It's advent to power must be
marked By the turning OUT OF all clerks 'swho have
already enjoyed a liberal term OF Office" meet with
very wholesome amount OF dissent In his own
party.
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w. w. Bunprrrr & Co :
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST.
CARPETINGS AT COST.
AnIrsn I,c, LOO rIy c0Sdr


LADIES' WRAPS LESS THAN COST
We offer at retail more than one hundred thou
sand dollars worth of ard desirable Dry Goods
Carpetings at Cost for Twenty Days Our immense
stocl must lie reduced before taking INVENTORY.
MONDAY, JANUARY THE 18TH,
VIII begin our CIR at SeTni-Annual Sale. Fine and
choice Silks. Satins. vevets Plushes and crapes Al
Cost
Ladies' French suitings. Cloths Flannels. Cash.
meres and Iricot at Cost
We will make special Offering Of Surah Silks
in Light blue Pink Cream and other evening shades
at 9S cents per yard.
REM WANTS.
10000 yards Rem nants, odds aud ends including Rem
nants Of Silks Satins, Yelvets Pushes, fine Dress
Goods Flannels an hite Goods, which viii be sold q.
less than half their real value.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
This Department is well stocked in the very best OF
Table DI1aask Wine Cloths Napkins and Towels
Very choice patterns III half oleached German Table
Dainask at 40 So 60 and IS cents per yard Napkins
FROM 81 per dozen up to the finest.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
In this Department have nIany very choice STYLES
Of Ladies' Seal Plush aid six Plush Sacquss which
will he offered below Cost
Also Cloth Newmarkeis AM Sacques less than Cost
Also Brocade Yesites less than Cost.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets. Flannels, Bed Quilts, Bed Comforts and
Bleaciild and Brown Shssting lt wholesale prices
Clypetinss. RUGS. Mats O-cioth and Mating on our
second and third floors all of which will be sold re-
gardess VI cost for cash. before taking Inventory of
STOCK.
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
NO 92s 7TH STREET AND 7os h STREET W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

Quite sensibly, the Harvard faculty have decided
not 10 let the students play football with other
colleges under the present brutal rules We are
Iold, however, that the students are very angry,
AMI intimate, in their wrath, that they are now
shut OF from all sports beyond marbles They
should not be TOO certain Of even that. The game
OF marbles Is subject 70 grave objections especially
IL those phases Of it 70 which manly youth Is ad-
0icted, such as, for instance, the sport known as
''knuckles' and other similar Spartan pastlmes
where pride neutralizes pain IN its form OF rolIy-
polly IL is also liable TO develop roughness and
cruelty. Marbles, az lin, when played 'for keeps
Il "a gambling game, and very Objectionable on that
accOunr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

ESthetic Boston is shocked at the COgswell drink
Ing fountain accepted by the authorities of that
city, and set up within the sacred precincts of
Boston Common. The American Architect pub
fishes an Illustration of the mOnstrosity which it
STYLES "a Monument 10 Municipal Folly While the
Courier says that '.lf IL is fair specimen OF the
'philanthrOpsts' gifts, humanity may well pray to
be delivered from its'frenis." The distressed Bos-
tonians ought to see the creation from the same
source with which Washington Is afflicted, and be
thankful that their fate Is no worse. Their night
mare is clever work OF art along side OF it.
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j. u. O'MEAnA & Co.

WONDERFUL REVOLUTION IN TYPE wRIrrRs
THROUGH THE HALL.
Greatest simplicity durability needs no repsirx with
tan varieties OF type in English forugn ianrusass.
changed in 30 seconds Wiring beautiful psrfe<-fiv
SEA- Maehne IN walnut case only ,se.en pouisdS
pfexity rregularity. non-portsbiityaE obyistsd q
Copying solicited at lowest rates
Once; 1921 STREET
5zs Ri EVANS General Asus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

IrOR RENT
i 1914 2lst. I4r, mi SIa5 1873, 1910 and 1912 f
I'll 18th St, 10r.. m.i....li0 St n. I0r $50
btConn. ave &2lst. l01 1914 3Dth n II no
1913 2lst n W. 12r, nj 100 1886 18th IA I25
1913 ST. 10 r, m. 10 l163 ST. IL r l. 80 -
I43I st. 10 r. m Ifs $40 y. ave-. IA mi
1870 K. 1. av., Ilr. M So 33
THOS. j. FISHER & CO
d4 1924 street northwest
TfOR RENT--TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY. A
comfortably furnished house. including china kit
chen uensls. etc Apply premises. 1925 Q street
northwest d26-I5 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10
SPECIALTIES.

TNR W. r. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS, ELEC-
AZ tro-maenets hessr hssiinE BY ay,nE on Of bands
alysis, ST. Yitus Dance Nervous Prostration. Lung.
Liver and Kidney compaints and al nervous Diseases
Without the OF medicine Copsultaton free VIII
visit patients ut their homes. Office hours Z %. to
p. N. SAT ~ street northwest 1l5-6W'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

T. R RENT-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE Of
nee rooms single or in suites. especially adapted for
lawyers or agents in the Kellogg Building 14l6
street northwest Steam heat and elevator service APP
+ street. iaI0-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10
FOR RENT-STORES.

I1oR RENT-sTORE 3I3 7TH STREET SOrTH.
4 west; rent S25 per month Apply to NJ. SOLOMON,
81 It'll steeet southwest jal0-2ts
1NOR RENT-THE FINELY LOCATED STORE. TO
18th street northwest. occupied clothing store
for the asst ten years possession given February
Inqui C at the priv te entrance iaI0-3t'
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The Palas Royal, unlike many Of its competitors
has discovered it pays to be honest IN business ",
request you will not cassify the Ps,ais Royal Will
those who advertise marSeiously prices etc
etc. which exist orly paper in tie fevered brain.
of those who stupidity imagine the pubic must be foo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

WALKER6 2N 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w MOTH PROOF CARPET LINING
ret Lime. Cements Tar Paper Roofing, Pitch and
21nA. Round and square ChilnnAy E1ue& &c MS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

E1ON HEN I-B1 Il. q. FIULTIMtN.
Il stn ~ u 1880 90 II Sc Capifur.. 10000
y ST. mr. 18th tfur 900 1883 -. IL W. IL r. 50 30
lafaye 50, IL rtur 0un Cor. Il fur 50
81, 1homss Cie 90 1917 18th st. n W, 600
Conn avn y 13r fur POS 53 1919 18th st H. 65Uo
ST. Conn. Is 200 90 1921 l3tu St H. w gr Go 90
NJ, mr. 9Th St. 10 r,frl 90 1923 13th st Or Go
-. mr. RI ava fr l50tU II st.nr. ~ w.fur 5000
i9thst dpontCe fur150 90 2l0 9th st, 50 90
Mass av n'r l5th,fr 1000 400 9Th 81. b 10
SeatoD Hail. 9th& D. 1890 g43 st. Or. $500
r mr. 4t q. W. ST., fl250J Mt P, assnt rs. So %
- Iowa lrcle IL 125CW 935 25th yr 10 90
lS3O 18TH ST.. il 10000 G2o La 1900
For permits furnished houses call al office For
list of property for sale call office Real
tate Gu,e Property placed with me tor rent sale
Is literally advertised free of cost TO the owner
jail X O. HOFFMAN, 10th and r SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

Our Cotton Underwear buyer visited New York last
week to purchasa Underwear for the coming seasoa A
casual visit made to friends retail store whose
Underwear department has not been successful owing
to the goods being too fine for the class Of trad. done
Want of cash and dsE with the failure OF his Under
wear department caused unfortunate friend tS
close out the entire stock at discount Of fifty per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10
JERSEY WEAVE SILKS.

NO. 92s 7TH STREET AND 7os STREET N W.
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HOTELS, dc.
FtNHE CLARENDON
Il l40l New ork avenue cor l4th st.
MRS NJ. j. COLIEY
p-im proprietress
SPECIAL. NOTICE
THE BELvEpERE
EUROPEAN
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street north
wesi near the Capitol and the two Railroad depota
WASHINGTON, d. C.,
Is now open for business
Res aurant ana Csf z la Carte
Private Parlors foc Dinner Parties
specially Of OUTSIDE Dinner Parties
Prices moderate
sa6-lm RoBT. WINkLER Proprietor
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Personal.

A GENTLEMAN FROM THE soU H. AGED 80
IA who i permanently engaged in business in tbs
oty, ceslres the acquaintance Of ama3 lady under
y years OF are wo is not opposed matrimony The
gent eAii has no ices Correspondence strictly conf
Dental Address II. A. Star office lis
MI cDENlTT'- d. TECI1yE AGENCY-AII. BUSI-
IN ness entrusted TO this Agency Will receive prompt
ate non Persons Detective service NAV
conndelticlly re.y IN tins Agency the
most secrecy auo lid lily in all transactions Inforna-
ton Only furnished to reliable parties Consultation
free. JAMES A McDEgI1T Msnarer
Rooms and s, Fireinau's ms Bldg
o"-5m Cor. 7th ST. and Ia. NV.
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INoR sALE-TNo- STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
nine rooms gas and water Mas sacilusetts ,Vellue
northwest. between eth and 9Th. $4,000 "A bausAin
WALKER WILSON. s0O5 stresf northwest jalO 81