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The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-02

noon next Saturday week, the 11th inst.
 MT. W. x. Prator win go to Mag nolia Saturday or Sunday,w where he will spend next week with his par ents.
 w. V. Tompkins. Esq. will be the orator at the picnic at Shady Grove in Red Land township on the 4ih.
 Mrs Goode and Mrs. Dixon, of Magnolia, are visiting. in Prescott this week, the guests of George r. Smoote's family.
 r. Johnnie Milburn left Tuesday, with his family, for Oakland, La. visiting his mother. He will be absent two or three weeks.
 The boys at the ice house are suspicious ofa certain young man, who makes his headquarters there, being in the secret service.
 Mir. Treyillian, one of our thrift fest farmers, received through J. NJ. Denman & Bro, S700, threshing machine this week.
 Esq. John II. Stephens, of the Wallaceburg neighborhood, was in town Tuesday selling some of the finest peaches we have seen this year.
 The nice, ripe figs brought to our office Saturday by Master George Armistead, were enjoyed very much by ourself and the boys in the office.
 We were pleased to meet Mr. J. l.. Satterwhite. one of Caney town ships staunchest citizens, in town Saturday. He had his name en- rolled on our subscription book.
 Owing to the hard times and scarcity of fmoney, l will tor the next sixty days, make two pictures for D cts. Satisfaction guaran tced. Ihos S. Bryan.
 Miss Ola Moncrief returned last Sunday from the Ozan School, where she had been attending school the past eight months, and stood a most excellent examination. x w. T. Fincher and John Haltom, the Rosston merchants, were re- ceiving goods here few days ago. They said crops in their section, particularly corn, were never bet ter.
 AIr. W. E. Garrett, one of AIbanys prosperous young farmers, brought q wagon load of roasting ears to. town Saturday. Messrs. Woodbery, Portis x Terry were the purchasers.
 The candidates for Congress have agreed to an appointment to speak a: Emmct next "Wednesday evening, the Sth inst. They will speak here at ten o'clock, and go down to Emmet on the afternoon train.
 Business opened up brisk in the Mayors office Monday morning. His honor interviewed one colored gentlemen upon the subject of car ing "Hip-pocket- jewerly,' and recommended that Ire ta1e-ledgina at hotel de McGraw a few days. N
 Hon. T. c. McRae spent last Sunday at home with his family. He was considerably brOnzed, but in no otherwise disfgured by the fatigue and worry of the canvass Although he is rather small ip stature, he is about as enduraole as raw hide.
 Hon. Geo. r, Smoote came in  Friday night from Saratoga, or the line of Hampstead and How ard counties, where he had been nearly a week, taking dispositions He says McRae is the only man seriously thought of for Congress in that section.
 Mrs. McMahon and daughter, of Gainesville, Alabama, who have been hero several days visiting the family of Mir. P. Cassidy, departed Monday morning for their home Mrs. McMahon is the mother oi MT. W. II. McMahon, who died here a few years ago. John Pittman regards the out look for the mill and machinery business as hopeful. He made two nice sales last week, and has more Con his stringn All MT Pullman
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Itt8 " N'W''I
 Mrs. Anna Ramp.

Send for our bool, containing valuable n- formation for women. It viii be alileG free to applicants Address
 IuE BEADgiLLD REGULATOR c.,
 Box 28. Atlantis Ca
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-02

There has been entirely too much rain fall in the last two weeks in this immediate section for the good of crops-especially grassy cotton.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-02
BED. RsBEN FOR LsFE!

But thanks to kind Providence, l was di- rectcd to it. use, and my life and health have been spared me If my means would admit oft. would never bc Nithoutit in my house. I have recommended t to . number of my friends, and without exception they have all been wonderfully relieved and cured. l give this endorsement without solicitation and freely. for the benefit of tho benefit ofthe sut- fcring ones of my sex.
 Very Respectfully,
 Mrs. Anna Ramp.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-sATURDAY. 5TH DECEMBER A LIyER-
II tolored Setter hog. hind foot white and Whine
breast liberal reward If TO 1901 New J.r-
sey ave NV. It,
II oST-oN THURSDAY NIGHT-A PAIR OF
/gold-bowed Eyeglasses with chain attached. Soisr
able reward IL returned 70 ROBINSON, PARKER q
COS, 9TH and sts-, To Mr. YORK Ia
oST-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON WEST SIDE OF
IL Lafayette square The finder will be suitably
warded Ii returned TO 1928 y. Y. ave fts
TAKEN UP-Two STRAY Ho3s ON MIS-.
Il douglas premises. on Bennng's road owner can
have the same by proving same and paying charges.
III 0ST-oN DECEMBER 5TH, 1885, ONE WHITE
IL liver colored Setter Pup. name Florence: with
three tags-S5, 81, So $40 reward II returned TO 2.
s. MASON. iii X ST NV. dll-2fs
II OST-Two STEERS. on DECEMBER 9TH,
l<lSS5: one red aud spotted; marked on both
sides of rump. Reward viii be gwen II returned NJ
OPPENHEiMER, 61s G. st. NV d21-2ts
oST-DEC sTH, GENTLEMANs Pocket
u book. containing $3.50 In money and papers
valuable only 70 the owner. $50 inward and no qnfs
street road. City, d103ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

VVYANTED-DECEMBER 10, SMALL HOUSE
w with modern Improvements Address. giving
location and rent, \ g. o. star Office dlOL3t~
w able terms. q six to eght-room House with mod
ern improvements: brick preferred. Address, b
full particulars, q. A r. Star office. dots
WANTED - JANUARY 1ST, FOR FOUR
w months more. House suitable for a family
DISK youngest q girl of eight. Ii must b. a good
well and fully furnished located in the vicinity
OF the Capt. 4 and al reasonable rent. Address Box
-, star Office. dS-6ts
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WARNER 9l6 F a.n.w.

month -
furnished, 18th St. near X; S200per month.
FURNISHED. Y ST.. hear 18th: Slipper month.
FURNISHED, \ ST, near 18th: S2tUper month.
FURNISHED, near Iowa circle: 81 per month
AUSTIN L. BROWN
42j l. II. NV
nl4-3m Zeal Estate and Leans
I1>UR RENT-h HOUSE OF THIRTEEN ROOMS
newly furnished and complete in all It's appoint
iilets; on Massachusetts ave- west Of 18th ST.; will be
let to oeTaDe tenant for the sessi;n longer Adj
dress Box 152. STAR office. ml!-Im
f<NOR RENT-HAN DSOMELE FURNISHED Il 40
= Connecticut ave, 10 private family only; rooms.
Possession given at once. Apply the house no2l Ina
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COOK On December 10TH 1886, at AZ o,c,oca n
m, JOHN COOK, In the seventy fourth year of iis
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to At.
tend bis funeral from his late residence No pos
Tenth Ten street southeast Sunday, December 18Th
IIN z MOO On, On December 10Th 1885 at 40
mood. in the thirtysixth year of her age
Funeral from her late residence. s2S street north
west. Sunday at pm. .
swAILES December IL 1855. Mr. JFsSF A.
SWAILES. at his late residence 80 Brairar strest
between l!ih and 18th streets, aged 90 years, I'D
Funeral from st Augustine's church Sunday at ..
M Friends are invited 10 attend
OBITUARY.
Pearh whose nterment TOOK ni.cs ne o, Sa i a.
terry on the 5th nst Was the daughter of William aud
Her parents. accompanied by her grandparents,
William Cooking and wife on their wedding tour,
airy, 1so5. from Holbeach Marsh. England.
MIS- fengh father was one OF the architects OF the
old CAPITOL IN Its reconstruction after 2,
many OF the drawings OF which remained in her pos
In the demise of Mrs Peugh the social circle of er
friends loses one OF It's most delightful companions
truth and Justice were very marked, kindness
to others she was most seifdenyinE
The truths Of revealed religion held i'm full re-
cogntion, and the Bible the guide her faiih aud
Reiying entirely upon the atonement made for san
thro Ugh the suffering and death OF the saviour the
TO her the sacrament of the Lords supper with
oefs Of her family while lying her dying COACH
she then became a member.
In her Life she WAS a model Of sweetness Of temper,
gentleness and forbearance of spirit under
most trying circumstances
she vas fond OF and familiar with English history.
Cowper, Thompson Moore and their contemporaries
were her hreside companions
some of the finest specimens Of landscape and other
paintings surrounded her bier giving marked eyt-
dence of her skill and taste artist. but Der
modesty ever forbade exhibiting these works during
her life.
Full OF kindly feeling for others she spoke an
uncharitabe word.
Thus she lived example worthy ofthe clo--t
Imitation, and in the closing of her tx
pressed full faith In the promises OF the saviour.
he end Was as calm n her life beautiful gently
Closing without a struggle.
In netting the decree of her Heavenly Father her
FAC, was ulumined with a smile that still fingered
amer passing through the dark valley Of death in the
ixtysixth year OF her surrounded by family
friends
The estimate in which she was held In life vas
shown by the profase floral offerings AMER death
Her body was borne last resting place by Mr.
Vim. s. Graf, MT. John A. Kut, Mr.. Matthew "a.
Emery Gen :. 5. Henkle, MI Moses Kelly and Mr.,
N. H. Miller. IL
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LNOR RENT
IL 24O4-6-S Pa. ave. $50
1910 10th n. W.. 13 rs-1OOI
1903 p NV, IL rs. .S3. "a
1905 N NV, 1Or.....SS. "a
1914 10th n. w.,12rs....~T6i
15O6 Conn. av., IL rs. 10,
Hardwood ave. 10rs.
1902 l4th st. NV. ,lOr...60I
24O8 Pa. av. n. W., l2r...4S
SOB M st. NV, 12r.......40I
639 Mass av. ne, Sr.S2.50
45O-46S Wash. ST., 6r..-Z5
l645 10Th n. W.. 6rs....s-20
OFFICES.
1347 Pa. av. NV. I'd h.1OO
45S La ave-, I'd story-...25
323 Al It. (Chauncy b'fg1
several Office rooms.
Basement33l Az st.. 10
dS b. n.
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WANTED-BOARD

VNANTED-SUNNY ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
w lady and infant and white nurse; permanent if
suited state terms and location Address J. NJ HAW-
LEY, III Henry st Brooklyn, NY.
VWANTED-A SINGLE Young GENTLEMAN
w from Ohio who will spend the winter in Wash
1ngton and south in Florida wishes secure board
a private family that somewhat acquainted
socially in the city refer ences given Address w. F.
l.. Star office. Its
"ANTED BOARD-BOARD AND ROOM FOR
w lady and infant with servant for snort time at
Alexandria Va. Address Box 80, Star office III PITS
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TOR SALE Two TwosToRY rx-RooM
I brick dwellings wsssr and eax eth Sc W. near
Smithsonian grounds A berEaln an Investment or
home Very neat two-eeory br,ck, sx rooms all
S NO. t@ps; nsas len ss a. W. only q. $50 New
$50 very Pretty home on the corner ofeth and
5000 Very neat small houses 4th and D b.e
SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, S27 st nl7-lm
FoR sALE-Two NEW BAY WINDOW
u Brick Dwellings deep lots TO 30-foot alley: 500
and SSl 9Th st. o e.; prace, 81 600 each. Three new
fonrroom and kitchen brick houses on alley In rear
w HOu; H rs st nv; PTscs $1,000 each DANEN-
EoR sALE-spME VERY -DFsIRARI.E NEW
H Houses- q an investment Parties with idle capt
ssl will do well to CALI SwoRMsTEDT BRAD
LEY. 827 Est ni2lm
NOR SALE--SEvERAL NEW FRAME HOUSES,
with good lots on the Badensburg road. just out
sWORMSrEpT& BRADLEY. e27 Fst nl2-lm
E>OR .sALE--TwO ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
- on 18th ST.. between Mass Ave. and n St n W,
CONTAINING cellar with heating apparatus: Basement
Dining room, Kitchen and Pantre First floor Parlor
and Sitting room; Second floor, two large Chambers,
Mardrooes and bath room: Third 6oor. four Cham
bers and q number of wardroees. The houses are
constructed very substantial and the plumbing Is of
the best kind Houses are open for inspection. For
price and terms apply 10 owner. r. GolDsCHMID.
Sl2 9TH st. NV. se24-Srn
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

NOR RENT-CHEAP-A LARGE NICELY FUR
- nashed Room ON second floor. fronting SOUTH in
private family: ell c0nyeniences. ALSO Brick Stable
room 10f three hogses and two carriages Apply o45
o ot NV. dlf-fvs
nor RENT-SoNE VERY FINE COACH AND
- coupe HoFDeA Two pair OF fine coach Horses. AT
J41ES G. BoWENS Ssables 645 New York ave
EOR RENT-STABlE IN THE REAR Gu 1872
street, 0ppootte British La8a1zou new utabAe.
to1r 8eAE Coechnaan's room md al improvements
Apply % a. ~ 6kLCE 7l4 l0thse d4rlm
Es0R RENT-A HANDeO3GE TURNOUT CON
Il d1fknG q Co0poeoetA (HeB York built). tWo
spirifed Horses, aD6 niekel monuked HAFnen; yin
1T E1e ~ pffvats eguipsee Addreg Lon f5x
efne oo>ca n10.1m
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POwELL-HoDGES. On the 9Th of septembes.
lSS5, by the Rev. Robert s Rowe q EO W. POW EI-d
10 AGNES L. HODGES, both of Baltimore, Nd
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dl2lm A. r. HILL a Co, 1855 fa
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX Nils
kAhom Washington. containing 1I2 acres, all under
high Of cuitivAfi0n- 10 has every con vefocn
for easy and frstciass fsrming and The msxkstshls
manson wss recently designed - . wen known Bo~-
architecz, end y 6rsfcians In I'll m nxFnnreueua
Also two good dwelling houDes fos foreman ard okh
hAndA AS . suburban home tf m q luxury. and 800
only 20 be seen 20 be approc1Aaed The owner pafIn
Bosom.
Inquire a owns s. r. PRIEST IN sne us~rn -
mile nom TakomA Skaxi0A, d. G.. On Nssrun<,S6sS
Washington. d. G. nIszSs
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VUANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
w board; priy ate family preferred. Address NJ.
T., star Office. Its
VUANTED-A FLAT OF THREE OR FOUR
w Furnished Rooms, near 9TH and I SITS: reasona-
BILE rent. Address h, Star Office dl2-2t*
VUANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w two unfinished communicating Rooms, with
Board: breakfast at and dinner at q: price not
exceed $50; permanent If suited Address D. g. l.,
star Office. dI22t*
VVANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
Apartments tor rent Will lind ii greatly to their
advantage TO register same with full particulars the
directory for renting rooms. st Cloud building.
9Th and sts-, Room IL Office open daily from 8
am. to 6p.m. ROBERT B. kINSELL. d12-6ts
VIYANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, COMFORTA-
w bly, furnished and heated Front Room. first
second floor. near the Treasury Department with
willing attendance in of sickness. Address,
ting terms. b. " o.. Star offca d11-2t*
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L|OR RENT

L>OR RENT
II lSO6 II ST.. Tor. $50. 81
14l2 10th NV, 12r..Tt
2lI9 + st. 9r. ,ln.i....:}-
2lC9 G ST.. ST.. 81
2406 ina.av. lUr. .In.i.45.5t
I43-t5 lis st ST.. lor 425(
1927 Pa. ave Tor .4O.5t
1889 X ST., s T.. IN .35.5t
2i31 i ST.. ST.. mi. :. 80 IL
store, :3Ol9 II st.IS
6l1-6l7 I'D ST.. ar. 70. st
2l2l y St, Tor. m. &c
20l6 NJ t., ST.. m.i...25.5:
1151-1s55 $ ST., 7r...25.:5I
3Hl1 Nj ST.. Sr. .2.5t
so n. HamD.av,, Or. 25.3,
1lC6 I'D 81. ,6rs. 2O,;;,
Apply
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21OO H st. n.w.1Or-$S3.33
1512 p st. NV, llr-.,....7O
114S n st. NV, 1Or.......65
2O16 Hillyer Pr, Tor. go
SO2 21st. lar. nj go
2l31 X st. NV. Sr.-......50
1924 Conn. ave, 9r-...45
114 18th NV, 1lr-S3. 33
$40 18th st. NV, lor.. 40
d HOUSES.
HOS + st. u.w., 17r. $50
1865 p st.n.w., 13r.......i75
Lie R.I.ave.n.w. Or 100
1341 N.H.are., llr.....l25
3lO1 p st.n.w.,1 1r......15O
1903 NJ stn.w., !0r......I00
Road ST., w. Wash. .4I6.67
Or. 4th d Fayette, W. w. 30
1908 18th st.n.w., Tor 200
Il .01 n st.n.w.,l0r..... $50
ALB 4th st.n.w., 17r......15O
l21I n st.n.w.,l 3r......2u0
400 II ST. NV. 2Or......i5O
22kOS l4th At. NV. Sr...-65
lOl2 18th 81. n. ", l6r.. 300
1117 18th st. NV. 9r.....5
examined by permit from
AS J. FISHER * co,
324 + street northwest.
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STRUCK BY RAILROAD TRArN.-John Grim
MINIS, a man SO years old, attempted TO cross
The Is. and i. railroad track corner of atb street
southeast, about D O'Clock last evening The
engine OF north-bound express train struck
nun ana Knocked him several yards. throwing
HIM of the track He was badly Injured aIauf
the head and one OF his ankles was broken. He
was taken TO Providence hospital. IL IL feared.
prove fatal.
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CHiLDREN'S FooD.-tiluten -four is an In.
valuable iood for children. IL is a brain nerve
bone and muscle-building -four. Substantially
Tree from starch, and entirely without BRAN
strengthening the teeth and pronoiinc the
heaitn and growth OF the gums Gluten flour
Il made by Farwell d Rhines, WATERFOWL, ",
\. send for circular ~
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LNOR RENT
~" 49,

LNOh RENT
Il Cor. 18th & NY. av.
4Or.. m.i............ $3.50. OF
1896 R.1. av, 12r., mlS3. 80
10th ST., bet. D & P.I66. 81
1913 n. II. av :, 1877. .I25
1919 y. ID. av., y r--.lOO
IFS / st. NV, IL r.. .S3.:: 81
DO 80 st. NV. Is r-.S3.33;3
1854 18th st.n.w..Sr 30
FURNISHE
1910 l9th NV, Tor. $3.50
IVA y st.n.w. ,l2r......,25
S3l n st.n.w., lOr.......-l5O
l205 \ st.n.w.,l 5r....o5O
12l1 . st.h.w. ,Ilr.. $50
43Cofcoran st. ,9r. 1888
l4l4 II st.n.w.,13r .....25U
210O II st.n.w. ,lOr......150
1l4I Conn. ave. .12r. BOO
1928 NJ st.n.w..16r......25
l4U2 10Th st.n.w. ,9r..75
1902 II st.n. ,l0r. 300
1888 II st.n.w., l1r....l5U
1913 10th st.u.w.,lOr..I .I,
go 18th st. NV, iOr. .25D
1875 Nt.ave. n.w..Sr...1OO
The above houses can D,s
our office only. THUN
dig
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EsoR SALE = FARMS WE HAVE A PEW
IL Farms and Building Lots for szzle ne Metre
politan r K, convenient the city.
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lar RlED.

THE WORST CoUGHs are cured by Or Javpe,r
Expectorant, q good remedy also for pafi,s a
the breast, and soreness OF the throat
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1920 n St NV. 12rs...$35
2031 9th NV. 8 $3.50
laos Boundary, 1rs. .....3O
l2O 9th st. NV, 8 rs.-.3O
SI6-1S20L sw. ,6rs.12.50
5O1 ~ DE. ,5rs.-...-...-12.O
1914 9Th n.w.,4rs...-i2.00
2l7 K n e. ,5rs........~1O.OO
AT Warner st..5r--12S so
iFenton Place, 9 rS......l4
lib Nj. av. s.e.,5rs-..IO
1 Wilson, 4 rs..................S
sTOREskDwELLINGs.
232 ass.av.nw. .6r&S.45
500 X. Law. n.w.,7r&S...45
800 Ind av., store-........50
mo
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CHARGED WITH UTTERTNG A FORGED CHEEK
The case of Edward Walker the young colored
man charged with utteriug forged check, 10
which, IL Is alleged, the name OF Catherine
heretofore, WAS called for trial in the Police
Court to-day, and Mr.. Moss, for the defendant,
waived an examination and the case was scnS
10 the grand jury: bonds $500.
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CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN Goo,,S
detective Carter yesterday arrested four more
coiored persons charged with receiving carpets
ana rugs alleged TO have been stolen from In.
lius Lansburgh's store. Their names and the
articles said TO have been received are as Iol-
lows; Lucinda Gassaway, V, between 10th ana
- TN streets, roll % mating worth S12; John
Suander. 1917 Madison street. a roll OF mat.
uhg valued at Sl2; Noble johnson and wife
connecticut avenue, near v street carpet
mating and rugs valued at STA. The case wfu
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J 1918 n ST., 6r.. m.i.S22.5O
/, 2120 H ST, Sr......2G1. 40
lSu4 tOrcoran. Yrs. 22O.5U
} 1906 I 0rcOran st. Grl6.3O
} 1859 Valley ST.. 1r...l6.50
} S32 18th s.. u rs......l5.50
} 2224 I ST.. 5r.......l5.:SO
} $50 23d st. 6r. ,waterl3.30
} Canal ST.. Or. ,water.........l2
J Rear 2u15 n. Y .avenue.ll
} ol3 I'D ST. Or. water, 11.5O
} 162S U ST., 5 rS............lO
, ABB + st. NV, 4 Is. 1880
) 5Uz1 Water St 3r....IO
1920 Penna. ave-, II. 10
} SIS Both ST.. 4rs.
18th & Mass. Nv. 20
Wf$CDTT & WILCON,
,O1 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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THOR SALE-31STORY BRICK DWELLING, U ST
l. near 4tb st, NV, south front, wide parking
improvements. Price 50, 100
Three two4story Bricks norlh Of Pennsylvan mia ave
and within one square OF Washington Circle u rooms
mod im?S. new. Price 81 400.
The above are desirable investments, Printed
list Of other property at our Office
WESCOTT Il WILCOX
1t 1907 PENNSYLVANIA ave
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E,NOT RENT
i EricE 2"5 st NV, 10 rooms $50
TICK 1VO DIN ST. nv,
IIicS 200 NJ S,ach;lS4!tS ave. - rooms. 40
-
w n 81 ~ room )
Vt" iItHh iO1 IS s. ne, foGin p
BrIcA - Ith ST. ne. 20
Office Rooms, newly papere,i, ia G.Ss Z st. NV
dist AIi:fIsT T.
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HIS WIFE WANTED HIN PUT on TaN
CHAIN GANG.-Conrad Soule an old man VIVA
mas been before Judge Smell a number OF times
Tor ill-treating his wife, Charlotte was before
me court again today for the same offense. II
think the best place for this man is In iail."
said the judge. ''Oh, nor exclaimed the old
lady. He likes that Send him TO the chain
gang" The judge informed the old lady that
the law would not permit that, aud sentenced
Soule 10 give $500 bonds or six months i'm jail
he went back
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FOB RENT--FLATS

YFNHE RICHMOND,
L CORNER 17TII AND FL SITS.
Elegant Apar, men furnish unfinished: cafe
elevator, steam heating, dc.
Apply TIIOS L. WAGGAMAN
Is. i-I5t ar r ..
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NOR SALE-A NICE 3STORY BRICK DWELIc
ing; IL rooms all m. l.; well located northwest
convenient to street cars, rkeIs &c; price So 600
terms easy. TYLER u RUTHERFORD, 1226 + ST.
NV. dl2-fStH
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FOR lighthouses.

ESpE 1ENT-elo T ST. Nw.-EIGHT ROOM.
~ WINDOW brick house, south front; In good re-
l@l. RENT 80 key next door. on Vermont ave. lts
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kNOR RENT-515 nth ST. n. W.. HANDSOME,
4 commodlous and newly furnished Rooms en- suite
anu with abundant heat excellent attendance,
anG oatn on same floor Central to Executive Men
cars and herdics 11th Bureau of Engraving
Agricuturai department. Smithsonian and BOtar icai
Member ~ ~ ,,SnI Ala
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FOR RENT-STORES.

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i, Bank. Broker S Office or Insurance Company 5
session January lst. 1856. FrlCe s. loo Der annum
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

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II. Louis.

rUoDt'E.
81 l;orts, Aug, d.-flour >tcadl and un
changed
Whcnt-Ncry slow sold ,c higher carly. but
later the advance was lost aud prices closed sc
to ic under yesterday W. = rcd cash qlapA,C:
her u OBJ NJ 02l, market closing al Inside ig.
urCs.
Corn-Highcr aud firm, with more demand.
closing L. tu &C. above YESTERDAY NJ. , mixed
cash il1O I3lC. August 4Bi o46lC; september az
20 i3lc year 81 GSj3c,
Oats->tronger early aud closed easy. No. >
mixed cash - a 2hir. August ~ 4i'c; Scptcm
her 23a pc, closing 23sc,
Corn MCal->tcady nj - -.
Whisky-Ntcady at u ~,
Moo-firm tub washed 1uo 2s.c uuWashcd
lO02lc Texas lOo2lc.
PROVISIONS
Dull, hut holder. firm.
pork-SlUUO
Lard-SG 21dG 30 for small lul-
Bulk Mcat~-long clear - 80; short ribs - 20
short clear - 20.
Bacou-Long clear ~ M. short ribs ~ aioG 80
shori clear 81 iOodij.
AFTERNOON HuNGu.
Whcat-Stcady.
torn-puict.
Oat--l Unchanged.
LIVE SrO,k.
tattlc-RCccipts 100: good grades steady hui
common stun duh native shipping steers = Bl
o1 - gras ,,uatiNes - 7i0l 80 mixed butcher
ing stun - GOA 90; ~tockcr~ and feeders 70 OOd
~ grass Texas steers = SOoi 90; gru-- rcNH'
COWS - $50 3 20.
ogs-Recclpts 1900; lowcri llo3 ~.
Shccp--lcceipts 1900 ilriucr common {,
medium - 50o2 ~; good Ia choice - 15d3 -
fancy - -; Texans u 6io3 oo, native lamh
=! hOdI 90