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Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

On the tram Monday morning we me, Mr.
Lawson who OWES a saw mill south of the
', $ p. K. II. in the long straw pine
n,i.LLorhood. He off,, good long SRA .
pine lurnbct for the following prices:
Ruff lumber deliveries in Rayvill- on train 5 ! 3
Dressed and matched. 10.
- al the mill IT,
Those desiring lumber ran lave ,her or
jcrs with u, and We will have ,h-,n filed 1T
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Mrs. Vaughan ant the children came on,
OH Sunday but we regret that she was so un
we'll that she was prevented from visiting
friends around TOWN. They returned on
Monday to Rus,on.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

We were sorry TO hear OF the illness of
Mr.. McDonuld and her daughter. Mrs.
Mcdonald we hear has meas-s AMI Minnie
has pneumonia. We are having some ~, 4
ness around town now.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Oar friend, 1. W. Cunp,on, says IN. crop
u. fine Tom j. almost a stranger 10 town
since hIs marriage. Before that time he was
here qrtte often. lie has something to interest
Tan az home now.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Mr.. F.. b Addison, OF Madison paris ha.
has been appointed mail agent on the V 5. X
P. railroad, vice W. II Dlnkgrave
We are Curious 10 Anow how mary young
men have been endor-ei or recommended
tor TN. of e We can count several
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Our friend, and enterprising planter, J. J.
1homa son. who owns a plantation in the
lower part Of the parish, was in town las,
Monday. He reports hi. crop good both
corn and cotton.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Our Home aud Preside Magazine i, on
our table for June. tits published at Port
and, Maine. This Magazine contains twenty
Pages OF reading and engnvrnes. Among
he attractions we find the cromo, The
'usuS.r without the gates" which Is very
ine
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

AsG 'LA. LA. Ar,iI 26;h, lsSi
Or &. II. Tichenor, Dear Su: Ia
answer 10 YOU inquiry as to results of the Use
OF your -Ant,rptic Rrirlgerant on my places.
with stock AMI IN my camps, | cheertuily
certify that. IN no case where we have tried
II, has II failed I" answer the purposes claimed
Tor II. lOIr obeIirut servant.
:. l. JAMES
Lessee State Penuentlary.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

W. understand the a. l.. OF H. rontem-
plate having picnic OH the l2th OF June, al
this place and celebrate the second anniyer-
saIy OF the oder here
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06
The HIGHLAND BEACON.
Saturday, June 8. 1885.
Religious DIRECTORY.

Regular services Of Methodist Epi,copal
Nhnrch ,South-Second Sunday in each month;
New. }. VI. Mckee, P. c. Rayvlle Cir,uir.
Regular services of RayviIle Presby,eri ian
,hurch-Thiri sunday in each MONTEREY
A. Campbell, Pastor Presbyterian Sunday
;bool every Sunday afternoon,
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Geo. {. Purvis is our authorized agent &c
receive and receipt for subscription to Beacon
Is fully authorized to act in all things While
travelling o"er the parish assessing the prop
ery, those indebted to US will please hand
him tho money.-tf.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

The Golden Days for this quarter has been
received. This is slway. esrne,ly sough, by
the young folks
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

The Young Folks; a juvenile INA gain
published in New York has been received
The June number is very good.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Col. Cooper reports his crop fine, especially
his corn. Cotton is rather backward and
seems TO have sore shin.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Roll Of Honor: Mrs. NJ. b. Thompson
John VI. Gwin and w. n. Potts.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06
No. | and Take Dinner at Rayvile.
JOHN SCOTT, NJ BELKNAP,
General Mansyer. Chief Eugr Il Sun,
r. CARROLL, General Supt.

The following Is the condensed time table
at the Queen 4 Crescent Route, which went
into effect May Bird. 1885:
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06
TINE OU ACHlTA EXCELSIOR
Steam Saw and Plaing Mills,
F. VOLMAN. Proprietor,

PoST OFFICEMoNRoK, La,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Rough, Dressed
and Matched Pine aud Cypress Lumber.
Cypres. heart and sap Shingles. Doors, Sash.
Blinds, etc -'c. The filming Of orders aud
answering letter. of Importance promptly
aud faithfully attended to Liberal share
Of the pubic Patronage solicited
These mIl;s, OF bat rrceu cuns'ruc'ion are
situated on the west bank Of the Ouacti,a
river. Immediately above the Monroe Oh
Mills have ralr"ai tack connecting them
III the v, S Il =. Z AID have safe and
'Onvenier; Steamboat ,an ling. fac .iltss rn.
Joyed by no other mill hrrraLouis and by
which ] am enabled to offer such induce
,nrurs tn patron, residing along the railroad
or Rive, u, will mako it decidedly To heir
advantage to deal aith me.
Address: +. N0INAN,
Or Chas Ti,che ag,. Kayvile.
VIM Miles Delhi
Jan. | s5-IyI
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

We saw several Of our neighbors in town
on Saturday last.
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06

Abou, 2jj uonvic,s have been working
on the Railroad in town
Richland beacon., 1885-06-06
VlcEShurg Shreveport & Pacific R. R.
Time Table No. g.,

Taking Effect January 18th. 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19

Parliament vas formally dissolved yesterday
and by law the elections immediately follow
Curio;isly. however. they arc not held through
out the Kingdom ON the same day. but are scat
tered over 4 Week. This might have done in
earlier times, when facilities for communicate in
were less perfect but nowadays ii gives u dan
gerous excess of importance to the later cleo
tons. III il appears that the contest is close,
and that the result may hinge on the vote of a
few boroughs, a great incentive to corrup. prac-
tices is furnished by tandem elections and on
this account 1t is 10 be presumed that in their
own moderate manner the English statesmen
VIII reform the evil. In this country the ten
dency is strongly towards making important
elections simultaneous. Thus, We have done
away with the October elections because OF
their bearing on the national contest that I'M
mediately followed. And in localities where
danger exists OF frauds on the suffrage from
holding back ballots till results begin to he seen
the latest laws require the destruction OF ballots
as soon as they can be counted.
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PROPOSALS.
TT S. NAVY pay oFFIoE,

49,. WAAIIIN0ToN, ID G, October "a 1875
sHA4tED gR9rSSA1 Is. Endorsed "PROPOaALS f..
S3IoN g, ~ ~ ls s1ppliss 70
DEPARTMENT. Of the Navy Yard. WssSinatnn
p c. nsms,y; Keeapisisions So 100. Steel 90; l2I
Hickory Poles 123. Cotton fwine: ia. Resswsx.
linseed 0M. Tsies, Dc; 128, Rlushes: i27, Sand:
126, Leather netting, Gum Packip9, &c; lie sta
tionery; 1a0 and l3- Hardware DC, and I32' Hair
FSlf!ae Eoeosa1s sas.x b made is d.fcatc md on
official forms furnished with schedules giving detaisj
by this Office For expert and other information apply
20 NAVY loLG gR1 rccseue3 onty mum nlansV6cfues
ts st9ht g e re1ect any a. 40 lids aud "a
waiys aeiecss muet guarantee the
competency OF the saaranfofa miasf - cerf1ed n
Psy bareetor o. & &. navy VI, Nv Agent.
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Ex-senator Mitchell comes ND smiling and
knocks once more a; the Senate's doors, in spite
Of the unpleasant charges made against him.
Those who imagined him dead and buried Do
htically, now have chance TO moralize ON the
ups and downs OF life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19
Special Announcements.

THE STAR will on Saturday commence the
publication OF series OF original copy
Fighted stories by Frances Hodgson Burnett,
Frank X. stockton, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, A.
A Hayes j. t. Trowbridge, Edward Everett
Hale, Harriet Prescott Spofford, Joel Chandler
Harris t''Cnele Remus, y Charles Egbert Grad
dock, Sidney Luska, and others of leading rank.
This list OF writers for The STAR surpasses, 1t
will be seen. the program of any of the maya
zines for the coming year.
The instalment for Saturdays STAR will con-
sist of an Uncle Remus'' story-"How Witch
Was Caught"-and a story by Mary Prescott.
entitled Dangers of the Sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19

One of the most painful sights in the world
to a sensitive person is q hen running around
with its head of trying TO make itself and
Others believe il is still alive. And the specta-
Gle is not less pathetic in politics. Hence ex-
Judge Vincent Will please make as little fuss as
he conscientiously can over his decapitation
1t wontdo any good, and I; pains the specta-
fora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19

VIII those critics of the administration who
are censuring tine President for filling import
ant offices with democrats explain where they
think the line should be drawn between offices
that are political and those that are covered by
the spirit of civil service reform? If there could
be an agreement on this subject much trouble
could be avoided. Are we to understand, for
instance that in case the republicans regain
power in 1888 they will retain in office, out of
regard tor civil service reform, the democrats
who are now being appointed to succeed repub-
licaus in the principal local offices of the lead
ing cities OF the country: Or, Ii changes in these
offices are made at that time, are republicans to
admit that their civil service plank Is a fraud
and a sham?
1t is very desirable for both parties to come to
an understanding on this matter. They should
agree, Tor example, that office like that of
the collector of customs at New Orleans or the
postmaster at 81. Louis is or Is not within the
legitimate scope OF politics. In England this
matter has been pretty Early settled.
change OF ministry in that country involves
about seventy changes i'm subordinate offices In
the civil service. 1t would be OF advantage to
have the limits marked ont with something
like the same precision here. For while the
question is left rs vague as il is ut present no
two persons will agree Us TO where the 'spoils'
begin and end.
The New York Tribune for instance. asserts
to-day that President Cleveland's policy of
civil service re!orm has "never been anything
more than 4 pTetcnSe. IL claims that the prin-
cipal work OF the administration has been that
OF "handine out offices, and in that work "the
one controlling principle has been partisan re-
ward" And yet ii Is notorious that those who
favor this basis Of award in the party are bitter
in their hostility To tie President the ground
that he persistently ignores the theory that to
the victors belong tIe spells. Their complaint
Is that the President does not hand out the
offices ON the principle OF partisan reward.
The root of this difficulty lies in vas.ucuess of
definition. II is agreed that the President him.
sell is an elective officer. 1t is agreed More
over, that he has the right TO select q cabinet
on political grounds. There eight changes, |
then, at least. which to b. accepted as a |
matter of course, wien the people put a new |
party in power. The next question is how far |
Is this list to be extaudeda Does II properly |
take In the foreign ministers, the heads of bu- |
reas, tie chief local officers in the centers of
population? Are we 10 look for seven changes !
or seventy, or seven hundred? Much bad feel |
ing ana bite talk would be prevented if such |
bounds couiG be fixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19

From the views of arriving Congressmen re
ported in THE STAR 10 will be seen that so far.
there is general disposition to change the
House rules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19

Now that IL has been carefully ascertained
that John Mccullough died because he suffered
rom fatal disease. let his vexed remains rest
I'm the chamber of peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-19
LADIES SEA1sKIx WE.px

A1tDff-S F.-hI-~hIN w EAPA
SEAL SACQCES, g. inches TO 90 inches long from
500. SIS. el50. $40 to $3.50
sEAISKiS VI~ITFsS. plain: Fox. Lynx and skunk.
trimmed. Sealskin listers All AZ New Yort,
Prices.
PLUSH sACtlCES. PLUSH yISITES PLUSH
CISTERS
specia bot OF Cloth Newmarkes direct from Berlin
Trimming ard Neck Bands in every variety of Fur
Muiis FOR Ladies. Misses and Children
Colored sNsansioyvn. direct importation.
GeniIemeE's Seal Gaps for driving and walking
Boys Seal Caps al 81 and upwards
Carriage Rooes: CCachmeI-s Capes and Gloves
The largest stock OF Garments and Furs ever ex-
hib:ted by
WiLLETT & RUoFF,
uATfEisS AND FURRIERS
oc5o 9o5 Pennsylvania ave.
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H PHIILPPTS PERFECT-FITFING WIGS. ON
L. hand and - order
stock of HAIR BRAII rS all s;.f,a,
CON BINtiS MADE INTO Ri: I'D, for &c
DYEING BR.ifII FROM blonde; 'rO RI Act-
from soc. UP. ~ |A>'
Ouly first Class work.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING AND HAIR CUTTING
H. PHILIPPI
nlS-lm 900 .Ii street northwest
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNOR RENT-A HANDSOME TURNOUT. CON-
II sisting of a Coupelette (New York built) two
spirited Horses. and nickel mounted Harness: will
be let for the season TO reliable party willing pay
fair price for private equipage Address Box l52
star Office nl9-lm
NOR RENT-A LADY DECLINING HOUSE
keeping will rent Ia responsible party new hand
some furniture, complete for ten-room house. or will
furnish fats Offices Apply at 100 I'd St nenlS"
NOR REMITTANCE BRICK STABLE WITH
II two rooms for coachman. Inquire lO1l NJ ST.
n11-3t*
ISOR RENT-ONE FINE STEINwAY PIANO
IL and Singer Sewing Machine separate together.
for one year: onehaf the usual price, Can be at
us 18th ST. NV. nll-lm
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

1SN0R REyT-ELf1sANTLNF CRNI HID LARGE
n Parlor and bedroom. suitable for Senator NJ.
G. House few squares from all hotels and occupiea
by private family OF Adults. Terms moderate as
1Sta st. NV. noC-2wS
I>oR RENT-THREE OR -FOUR ROOMS. FUR
Il nshed or unfarnished: suitable for light house
Keeping; in house with q family Of two persons Els
II ST. H. W: apply from 10 10 u m, or aner u m
oClS-4ws
I.>oli RENT-lao5 u ST-FINE OLD KENNEDY
II residence: spacio : house and grounds: just re-
opened First floor occupied last year by Italian
munster. Other suites and rooms. best location APP
pontments and service gentlemen only. oc2a-ins
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS I'll 14TH
- street, en- suite single; two minutes walk 10
Riggs. Ebhtt or willards n7-2w
TOR RENT = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Rooms with excellent Board Also Table Board.
a. d42l St n W. having recently removed nom
1908 st. n. W. n3lms
INok RENf-l2l4 X ST. n. W., LARGE WELL
y furnished, communicating parior and bedroom:
Also single room: very desirable location oclo6ws
ENoR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS, FUR
= nished in private dwelling. convenient to the
noiets Apply TO W. q. DEN ISON. 92S r ST n W.
TOR RENT-Two NEWLY FURNISHED PAR
= lors suitable for Member or senator, near the
Sapltoi IL. Ii ST Sc. OPS I'm
ENoR RENT-NICfIY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
4 hEss-cless Tsbse Board. 1912 lath IA refer
ences required and given. oc2llm
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NOAH WALKER 3 Co, -
s25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES CoGNAC
cHAAPAGSkS AND cOkDiAf-S.
fre0cn CsaresS. %. s5. - and Sf.5O Ger dozen Cali
tofnia Wines imported directly Mana Zsnfafsden
BIC per gallon Wires received directly without
passing through the tss.ae which Is great guarantee
Of their purity. Wins de toateS s0rIes caissss
eeA1AEs VICTOR kOCX d CO.. lT<7 Pa ave
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ISNOR RENT-TWO LARGE SOUTH FRONT
IL Office Rooms. Inquire of RAUB d CO., prem
iees, ne cor. 10th st. and Penn. ave- nl9-3ts
LNOR EENT-OFFlCE AND CLUB ROOMS IN
II new National theater; elevator each floor,
running daily until IL pm. Houses, furnished and
unfinished, i'm all parts of the city q. A ARMIES,
1897 + ST. nl2lm
II floor, corner 18th and Il SITS. q. Also suit of
ner Rooms, third floor, 18th and SITS W.. suitable
for Office or sleeping rooms; rent low. Inquire in
cigar store. nlO-2m
IINOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM.
II JAMES X WAUGH,
nI-lm 9SB II street n.
NOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN LARGE HAND
Il some office, Gunton Building, cor. 9th st. N. W.,
fronting on Penna. ave. can be obtained on IN oderat
terms by application 10 AS PRATT & SON, Real Is
tate Agents. 40l 9th NV. no2-2m
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WANTED---LOTS

w ANIED-IO PURCHASE FOR CASH SIEVE
w raj vac ant Lots In the northwest Owners only
need answer Address, with location and price BOX
lol. star ONCE nl0-3ts
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ELEeANr TH1Ses
GRAND ASSORTMENT.
EVERYTHING NEW IN
MATERIAL AND STYLE
NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED
EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE AND
TRIMMED GARMENTS HERE Al LOWER
PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE
Extra fine ovERCoATs for Men, In BEAVER.
KERSEYS, MONTANA, CHINCHILLAS and
CoRkScREWs Prices from $500 to $4,000.
DRESS SUITS, In DIAGONALS. CORKscREw
and CAssiMERs. from $1,000 TO $4,000.
stylish, Nobby SUITS for Yokths, Boys and CHI
dren, from 500 to $500
Large line Of UNDERWEAR and NEcKwEAR
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON
SECOND FLOOR
SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
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BOARDING.

I.NOR RENT-WITH BOARD-AT 1909 MAsSA-
II chusetts ave. overlooking Thomas Circle, hand
Stable for rent nI9-:St*
GooD BoARD-BY THE DAY, WEEK. OR
~. month1 ;, pleasant Rooms en- suite or single
QUITE OF ROOMS, PAPERED, FREsCoED AND
= well furnished heated by furnace and open CRATES
iirstclsss Table Board private family. 1887 Ism
near Rhode Island ave. nl.-3ts
NOR RENTAL III ST. Nw.-SoUTH FRONT
E and bay window Rooms: second floor; best Of table
CaS.eE BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS,
TNoR RENT-s1s NEW YORK AVE, HAND
IL somey furnished Parlor, second and third-story
With pfissse BATH %y table
ed nl4-lms
INOR RENT-17Os F ST. n. W.. FOUR PRETTY,
room same floor; two third floor all with heat,
gas and excellent Table Board References required
nl3-lm~
EoR RENT-AT 400 K ST NV, ELEGANT
II Rooms, with private baths attached and open
CRATES. with board, Table boarders accommodated.
TIME MCPHERSON HOUSE CORNER 18TH AND
Il sts, will be reOpened October Sh for the accom-
moaa,on Of permanent transient and table bParders
I,OR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsH-
ed front rooms with tirs.class table board perma,
22d and Pennsylvania ave. ns-lm*
600 AND s24 I4TH STREET n. We Is NOW
az open for the reception of guests. few de
TooulS can ODtalneu,
board. nti2ws
SPRAGUE MANSION, COR 9Th AND T. SITS
y H. .-For rent with first-class board. several
very desirable rooms: also transient and table hoard
ers accommodated. oc3l-Im
TTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9TH ST. n. W.
Il and the La Pierre 10th and NV, are the
best conducted Boarding houses in the city. Tablefrs
class: pleasant rooms Terms moderate oc29
SSFINHE TREMONT"-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
repainted and In every way put IN ti rs
in the city. Terms. s25, 30. $40 and S45 per m je.
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WANTED-HELP

VYyANTED-PERSONS TO DO WRITING AT
ec tn sSei f. Nicholson es Clinton r los sM
VYTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK
w and do general holisework; small family: no
washing or ironing. Apply ., 2.ls @ St NV itt
p or plain taons AND C3a ;rnE
Apply. with references. at sos 9th st. NV IT.
uYANTkD-A GOOD SKIRT OR WAIST HAND,
esse sssey oc &
WANTEDem-!A CATHOLIC M Lady AS VISITING
pIished and well recommended TAI Rhode Island
uTANTED-sITUATI CHAMBER
w maids, Mattresses. Nurses, Dairy Man, Scrub
!1f ~ e. NV baNpoi:E g. ana invan 1i Nessss
UYANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HOsTIER,
yf sge
" ne,s aggiy 'oj S sHueHRtE lids 7.S ISL s. S
w decorate Christmas. New Year and Easter Nov.
eties Easily LEANED gooa Prospects Of steady EN-;
work mailed nostpaid For fnll Information address
MY ARr o W2,sks Exchange Psce
w for light homework; two in family. Apply at
1913 Pennsylvania avenue NV nofS-3ts
WANTED-GENERAL AGENTS S25 PER
Z ny ssss nd 40
VUANTED-A TEACHER FOR A SMALL
w private school: must be competent to teach
higher English branches and Latin Apply to ]. u.
DE BELL. Centervilie, Fairfax county. Va nlS-3ts
w ANTED-A WHITE Girl, FOR GENERAL.
w, Iiousework in family of two adults and one
small enid Must stay nights and make it her homo.
Apply AT l4IZ ST NV. n1S-2ts
WANTED . An AMERICAN Or GERMAN
w Protestant Woman to cook and do Homework
for family OF TWO; no washing. References required.
Apply TO Lib 4th ST. Sc. after o'clock pm. nlS2ts
NXTANTED-WHITE AND COIORIcD WOMEN
w COOKS. $40 to $50; chambermaids nurses, gen.
eral workers, scrub and Kitchen girls men cooks SA.
COOABS, Emp. Bureau 926 ST. NV. nI7-1w*
VNANTEIl-A BOY TO WORK AT THE PHO
w logfal,hic business one with some expsr fence
preferred. Addres sPHOTO. star office. NJ T-,t@
VNANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN,
w preferably an empove in the army Offices to
sleep in the house and buil fires in the morning for
80 per month. Apply with reference from army Of
hcer, AZ corner OF Road and Green streets George
town. nol?:St
"ANTED-AR ESPECTA BILE WHITE WOMAN
work IN a small family. Apply corner of Road and
Green sts.. Georgetown. hol7-3t
WANTED.,:A sTENoGRAPHER. TO Ex-
w change dictatons during. the day time for gain
ing speed Address STENO, star office. n17-3t@
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALESMAN THAT
w s well acquainted with city grocers and bakers,
to sell flour for wholesale house. Address giving
and references. Box 53. Star office. nj 1-3t*
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L>OR RENT-STORE Col NEW JERSEY AVE
IL NV, with windows and fixtures for drug store
grocery. Apply TO w. c. JOHNSON, us 18th ST
NV. n16-1m
LNOR REMITTANCE STORE, WITH CELLAR,
FRANK TiBBETS, corner l4th st. and New York
avenue. oc29-lm
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

ENOR RENT
NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
In most desirable location in the couy enent to
all Uptown Hotels and Restaurants
VIII be rented To gentlemen by the wear
For terms and permission to inspect premises
Apply TO j. r. oLMSrEAD
nls-5t 14l6 New York ave.
i 10TH ST.. BETWEEN AND Sis. NV.
Ihis new and elegant Hotel Flat house II now ready
for the reception OF guests IL Handsomely furnished
and steam heated throughout having all appaint.
ments of frst-ciass hotel Parties secure suites
with private parIors ana hath, single rooms ssta-
be tor those desiring retired and luxurious accommo-
dations Electric bells and open fire places In every
room Telephone station in the house. Meals serve ed
table hote and la carte Location finest i'm the city,
convenient TO the departments and banks n1s-lm
rINHE RICHMoN d. CORNER 18th AND II SIS
Il Apartments for rent furnished unfirnished:
cafe In the building elevator. Apply THoS. r. WAC
CANAAN. 9lS St n13-lOf
LNOR RENT-AT THE OSBORNE, 500 l4TH ST.
II large and handsomely furnished rooms, single and
en- suite well appointed cafe newly fitted up. first
floor. oc21-lm
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RENT-HoUsEs.

II
Furnished, 18th St, near Dupont circle; $3.50 per
month.
Furnished. 18th St. near X: 5000 per month
Furnished y ST., near 18th: ~ IS per month.
Furnished II near 18Th 500 per month
Furnished, near Iowa circle: 500 per month
AUSTIN y. BROWN.
l42b n ". NV.
nl4-3m Real Estate and Loan8
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=. T.. cor. ith and y rS65 SIS y st. Room - $40
1913 r St n W. r-----.4O ass la. basement 30
1000 25th St NV r---25 as La 30 floor so
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