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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30
LOST RENORn NOTICL-

Circuit Court of Preston Uyunty, Aug.
uSt "a, 1880.
Trustees ofRcthol AIEChurchO Chapter
w l75 of the
Jesse rams heirs Acts of
1871.
William G. Worlcy, a commissioner
appointed under said VT. This day made
his final report he Elm. WheieVpuu uu
motion of tho petitioners It is ordered
that said report be flied and that "A notice
be published in The Vest Virginia Argus
n Preston County Journrl, once -
week for twelve successive weeks, 0rtho
filing of the said 'eport, aud recurring
II persons interested therein tn appear
bei"re This court on the FIRST day oi the
next term ard do what may be NECESSARY
I" protect their Interests, Pr yiJeI
however, that such notice may consist
OF \ COPY Of This "lder published As ~
l"leSnil. \ copy from the record.
Va III. Test SMITH CRANE Clerk.
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THE REPORTER.

Just after the ARGUS cane out
last week we net LGaiGr Brown.
lie remarked that lac hal read Jay
Bonafcli's coon hunt, but il would
rot compare with one he and John
%. Whetsell had, and We asked the
Junior TO relate his experience.
"Well," says he. 81 took my dogs
n evening laet week and w~entacross
the river to John .. Whctselps for
a coon hunt. ! arrived NJ his place
about seven O'clock and found Mr..
w. waiting for me for the hunt was
a pre-arranged affair. We went out
To his corr field and sat down To
wait developments. We had not
been seated long until the dogs be.
gan to raise a deal Of q noise some
distance below us. ] wanted to go
down ut once but John o. said we
would wait till we heard old Bern.
ard bark. We waited probably ten
minutes, but Gould not hear him.
We then started down To the dogs.
AS we nesYed them, we could hear
a low cultural bark. That is old
Bernard exclaimes John O. lie
is barking in q hole We soon
came to the dogs and were surprised
to find them surrounding q tree.
Old Bernard was there too trying to
bark but could not. The reason was
soon discovered. lie had chased
the old coon and four cubs. The
cubs were unable to gain the tree
and Bernard had caught them and
stood there holding tho four in his
mouth by the hind legs, and was at
the same time looking up into the
tree trying TO bark at the old coon,
The tree was cut down and the old
coon Don dispatched. This made
five captured the one evening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30

l was passing through Valley dis.
trict last week or my return from
Cheat river, where the bottom, which
had been reported in the Whe cling
Sunday Register, had been knocked
out And right here ! wish To- state
that that article vas the greatest lie
ever pened 10y the hand of human
being. 1t is true the article was
ably written and many of its features
plausible TO the reader, but
everybody, no matter where he may
be found, knows that it would be an
impossibility for a rock only weigh
ing 324 tons, falling one half mile,
TO knock the bottom out of q river,
and that writer should be banishcd
20 the Island of St. Helena for ten
years and at the expiration of the
time should then cryfUr rocks and
hills TO fall upon him and crush his
life out of newspaper existence.
The gorgeousness and grandeur por-
trayed by the Registers correspond.
ent reminds me OF an item occurring
in one of tue Virginia papers q few
years since about the Natural Bridge
burning down. Many persons in
that section went wild over IL. Just
the same way here. Many persons
in the county are wild over the bot.
tom being knocked out Of Cheat
river, | met George Walls, deputy
clerk Of County Court, who told me
that he knew the very rock which
lad fallen into the river. Isn't it
strange why so many of us mortals
will believe certain newsp re-
ports
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NOTICE TO LIEN HoLDERs.

To all persons holding lions by Judg~
ment or Otherwise against the real estate,
or any part thereof, OF William II,
McGinnis:
In pursuance Of n decree OF tho Circuit
Court of Preston county .tnade in a cause
therein pending tO guhi ct real estate of
the said William ~. McGinnis to thesat,
isiaction of the liens thereon, YOU arc
hereby required To present all claims held
t'y you AMI each oi you a airst the said
William II. McGinui. witch re liens
upon his real eState or u part thereof,
Tor adjudication to me at my Office i'm
kingwOnd in said county nn CT before
the D II day Of November 1885.
Given under my hand Ills "a dry OF
October 1851.
j. Ii. H~AwTHnRNG.
y. j. CRoGAN. Comuisionhr.
Plaintiffs Attorney. uO>g Il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30

We were called down into Grant
district not long since in the interest
of the Wool Growers Association
and had the pleasure of calling upon
Squire Mckee, of Brandonyille.
We found him very busily engaged
in his various departments of labor.
We found in II room great heaps
Of leather taken from his numerous
watts. In another we found n fine
library, papers &c, in another we
found the PostOiiice, while in all
departments Of his spacious and ele.
gantly furnished mansion was much
plcasantness and hospitality. We
enjoyed about two hours in n very
pleasant conversation with the
Squire or yarious subjects. He re.
marked that he believed that Grant
was just dawning into new life and
that il would not be long until
Grant would have q railroad. He
said the question was much agitated
and there was q strong feeling on
the part of the citizens To lend q
helping hand. My time being up,
| gave my hat q tip to the Squire
and was 500 bending my way TO
Shutdown. At this place we did not
meet with the same happy reception
as in days of yore. There has been
some changes made since we were
there and the changes did not meet
our political appreciation By any
means. We used to get IS cup of
"tamrack' to strengthen the inward
man and make us imagine that we
were a Vanderbilt. Now the only
thing to be had is a slight sniff of a
gentle zephyr escaping from the
bung.hole.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30

Nbilel was upon Three Fork the
'tlcr day ! met 5. VI Sheets and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30
23O Acres.

situated ON tho Wost side Of Cheat River.
adjoining lands OF Henry CoDeman and
home farm of the late ". s. Fairfax. The
Taylor tract contains about ia acres and
the Miller and Tingle tract contains about
lOl acres.
! will Oncr tho two tracts together and
separately and will sell the same
either together or separately upon tho
highest bid. These lands embrace a river
front Of ovor 200 poles, smaIl improve,
meuts thereon but is chiefly Ina timber
with valuable coal seams.
TERMS or SALE.
For so much cash i'm band az NAV bo
sufficient 10 pay costs pf suit and proper
charges for sale and for the residue upon
"a credit Of 9, Is, d months, the purchase
or TO make notes for Instruments of lilo
amounts, with good security, to bear
interest JOHN BRANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Bond and security has been given by
said Commissioner IN the aboYe mention
od CausB.
oct. Is, 1850. Test SMITH CRANE,
TO - 10. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30

1 was down ut st. Joe last week
and met that machinist, Brenard
Cressler, busily engaged in his shop
l asked him what he was doing. He
said he was making a flying eagle.
| asked him what for. Why" says
he, "New York will elect Governor
Hill in q few days and the cry will
be raised that the Prohibitionists
did it and there will be about eight
men in this county who will want to
fly unto the bosom of Governor
Foraker for peace and consolation"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30

l was informed by Col. Riggs that
VIM. A Wolfe did not get a cerCii.
cate this year. What is wrong {
AID got o two last year, and the ex.
animation was twice as hard. Two
Of the same members examined both
years. 1t can't be possible that the
thought struck him that lie never
met as fine specimens of humanity
and was engaged in taking the topo-
graphy of the Board instead of an
swering the questions on reading,
writing, arithmetic and grammar.
Al is one of the best teachers in the
county and can get q school any-
where. "There is n reflection here
that belongs to some one" remarked
the Colonel. AS the Rambler seems
to- know how some things are going
in the school work, will he please eX-
plain?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-10-30

by virtue OF a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, prnnoupced i'm
a chaucery cause Of John A, T., Martin.
administrator, otto. against the heirs and
personal representative OF the late Eiza-
beth FairfaX, ! will, on the first day of
the noxt term Of said Court, which by
law IS 70 commence IN Tuesday the 24th
day Of November, 1885, sell at public
auction, at the front door Of the Cont
House OF said County, all those two co..
termipi trScts OF land together i'm said
County, recently called the Taylor tract
but composed Of two tracts formerly
known as the Taylor tract aud the Miller
aud Tinsle tract, containing togethe.
about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

The increase Of business upon the Metro
poiitan branch of the Baltimore d Ohio road is
% great uuder the improved service there that
the single track is altogether inadequate for the
work. Freight trains, express trains and ordi-
nary trains find themselves in each others way
aH along the line, and 1t is Il wonder that no
serious accident has happened in consequence.
The Tact that 10 disaster has occurred thus far,
speaks well for the efficiency OF tho company's
Train employs. but tine utmost care and ability
On the part Of those running the trains cannot
De counted upon to afford immunity from acct
dent. In the crowded condition of the road
The need of a double track this line Is SO
evident, however, that no doubt President Gar
rett IL already planning for its construction.
Whenever his through line from New York to
the west via Washington Ia put In operation he
will find il imperatively necessary to have the
Metropolitan branch double-tracked, and it will
be necessary to set about the work OF track
laying pretty soon, to have it ready by the
time required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20
PROPOSALS.
r s. NAVY PAY OFFICE.

TT 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
W WAsHISeroN. d. C., Nov 18th. 1855.
Proposals., In duplicate, sealed and endorsed on en-
velope bids for Engineers supplies" VIII be re-
csiysd It this ONCE fr9m regular dealers manufac-
BER FiaIEEN y lsss for the following supplies
date OF award. III the Washington Navy YARD nee Of
expense 70 the oyernment and subject to the usual
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGIEEERING
acquisitions Nos 10 Il. 16. for steel Boiler Plate.
Gauges, safety Valves, DO: Rivets Brass Tubes
Hardware. TIN, Files. Alcohol Oh, Lumber Iiscella.
Zach reauisition and class win be- awarded .epa-
rasely. 80
Blank forms for proposals., and schedules for the ar
Yard. - Vss
Tworesponsihle snretes are required or tho promnt
and athfa delivery OF the articles awarded and tie
competency 81 the guefantOrs c0rafiod ~ henrn =
Notary or other public ofiicef. - >,'eS'
The right e Ieseryed 70 reject any ~ al bids that
may not pc deemeQ advantageous TO the Royernm enf
and TO waive defecta THOS IL IOOK Err
.p38lAW4W Pay Director. VA II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

Judge Cowing, OF the New York court of gen.
eral sessions, promptly sentenced yesterday a
man who had personated another voter at the
recent election, to two years in prison, and he
accompanied the sentence by severe rebuke
to such offenders. Said the Jadge "to sneak
into the ballot-box under anOther's name is a
mean. contemplate, dirty crime" He :hought
IL should be the law that man who com mits
such an offense, (which strikes at the founda.
lions OF government" should be disfranchised
The extreme penalty suggested by Judge
Cowing might be thought dangerously severe,
but his indignation against frauds on the sui.
rage Is shared by all good citizens. And 1t Is
gratifying to notice that in many quarters
where public sentiment has tolerated this class
OF abuses. there is beginning to appear health.
Ter tone of feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

The admission OF the Washington base ball
club To the league will crafty the many friends
OF that club in this city who have watched
Its efforts to sustain IA ;i:st class organization.
The National nine. as at present constituted, is
one o. the best In ;h2 country, ana it will now
have the Opportunity Of showing its mettle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20
The Doubic.Saeet To.novrow.

The unusual demand for advertising space i'm
THE STAR at this season necessitates the send
Ing In OF advertisements at the earliest practi-
cable mdenent tor theSatarday issue. In October
1854 there were printed 3.3l2 advertisements;
this year ABA were inserted fo- that MONTH
showing an increase of l.l72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

gTHE CELLULoID TRUss
ssan. md GO $ sesa whiis ssbinss. mn ON aSasa
- t0r n1exs gHAH FIaHERA
a. ,.r..r~~.--. 10 yth ntroot n0RS6WoaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

NJ de Iesseps celebrated mis- eishtieth BIRTH
day yesterday. He was IA risky as ever. and
predicted that he would have q sail on the
Panama canal before he died. If that Is what
he Is waiting for no wonde- ne shows signs of
protraeted lie. II de Lesses lives till he navi-
gates his Panama canal old Methuselah's record
win be broken into little pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

contained Within our establishment. The time TO buy
is ripe
FoREFArHEn's Day
Is NOT A CIRCUMSTANCE TO THE
CHILDREN's DAY
WE HAVE EVERY SATURDAY IN OUR EsrAB-
LIsHMENT IF HELEN's BABIEs DESIRE TO
"sHEE WHEELS GO WOUND" OUR PLACE,
AND SATURDAY THE TIME. TO INDULGE
THEM. FOR OUR WHEELS ARE GOING FROM
EARLY MORNING TILL LATE AT NIGHT.
THE CHILDREN MUST BE PROVIDED FOR
WEATHER OR NO WEATHER, AND WE ARE
IN CONDITION TO MEET ALL POSSIBLE DE.
sIREs IN THE DIRECTION OF
cHILDREN's OR BOYS CLOTHING.
WE EMBRACE EVERY VARIETY OF DEsIR-
ABLE QUALITIES, DESIGNS AND STYLES OF
SUITS AND ovERcoATs.
RANGING IN PRICE FROM $3.50 TO $40.
THE MANUFACTURE OF CHILDREN's
CLOTHING IS REGARDED AS A RICHER ART
THAN THE PRODUCTION OF MEMS GAR
MENTs, AS 1T REQUIRES HIGHER DEGREE
OF SKILL TO PRODUCE ARTICLES TO BE SUB
JECTED TO FEMININE APPROVAL
DESIGNERS OF CHILDRENs CLOTHING COM.
MAND HIGH SALARIES. AND AS WE AVAIL
OURSELVES OF THE BEST TALENT IN THE
TRADE. WE CAN SHOW YOU THE BEST RE
SUITS IN THAT ART.
WE BOUGHT THIS WEEK SOMETHING DE-
sIRABLE IN THE SHAPE OF CHILDRENs
KNITTED JERSEY SUITS, IMPORTED GOODS,
VERY HANDSOME. DARK BLUE AND TRIM
MED WITH WHITE. THE IMPORTER LOST
MONEY ON THEM. BUT THAT WAS NONE OF
OUR BUSINESS. so WE ARE OFFERING THEM
FOR THE VERY Low PRICE OF g.
THE DEMAND HAS REEN VERY LARGE
THIS SEASON FOR FIVE DOLLAR SUITS, AND
IN ORDER TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS EXTRA
VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. WE HAVE JUST
CONCLUDED THE MARKING DOWN OF SIX
AND SEVEN DOLLAR SUITS TO FIVE DOL
LARS.
KILT SUITS HAVE BEEN IN UNPREcE-
DENIED DEMAND THIS SEASON, AND THE
REASON IS PLAIN. WE NEVER BEFORE CAR
RIED SUCH A PLEASING ASSORTMENT.
MORE OF THE BOYS CORDUROY uNTER-
ABLE SUITS THIS MORNING. WE CAN
SCARCELY GET ENOUGH OF THEM, BUT WE
WILL RELAX NO ExERrroN TO OBTAIN
SUPPLY FOR OUR SALES.
WE SHALL BE BUSY TOMORROW, AND AID
WISE YOU TO CALL IN THE MORNING TO let
ACCEPTABLE SERVICE
BOYS DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR; TAKE
ELEVATOR
sAKs 4 COMPANY.
Boys oUTFIrrERs,
800. 500. so4. 800 AND sos
MO SEVENTH ST.
MRs. NJ. J. HUNT.
1909 STREET NV,
Has just returned from NEW YORK. and invites the
LADIES to INSPECT her CHOICE STOCK OF
FINE MILLINERY GOODS from the Latest Impor.
tationa Mo
F' FiSs e 5Pb s sYE WIFE, Wn'sRY
c per P Pin, o;,Is Rdaced &c per Pint Bottle
soc: Pc: Pin: Bottle. 7ss.io SOC Fer Pint bottle.
EIss S StB k kyE whisky 1880
Warranted perfectly pure and reliable, or money
ARTHUR NArrANs.
Mo Cor. l4th and SIS. and I'd and b sts nv
DEERpoor FARM SAUSAGE
from scarborough. Massachusetts,,
will perceived on SATURDAY MORNING.
nla2t N. W. BuRCHEII L. 1925 F St
II PHILIPPrs PERFEcT.FITrING WIGS ON
LIE hand and made to order.
stock Of HAIR BhAlDs, al shades
Yas aps i FSCI i soN5E 50 oss
LxDi ADJ s' H1ik 6DSk11;ssrso AsgHArn CUTTING.
i. n oor.
IMPORTER
i FINE MILLINERY AND LAcRS
lsTH sTRRcT,
ns.ln Two Doors Above Rsansv lyaata Avsnua
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WANTED---LOTS.

"ANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH SIEVE
w raj vacant Lots In the northwest Owners only
need answer. Address. with location and price, BOX
15l. Star Office. nSa9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

When the commission TO have the electric
wires put under ground in New York was APP
pointed II Was freely charged that the men
selected were not qualified by professional ex-
perience or b. character to decide the question
properly. The course of the commission thus
tar has given some color 10 these complaints
They have shown little zeal in searching for
facts and little disposition to enforce the law
After visit 10 this city, ostelsibly TO inform
themselves on the working of underground
systems here, they reported that they saw moth.
ing to help in the solution of the question. II
that Is the spirit which marks all their alleged
Investigations it is no wonder that they are at
q loss to suggest any changes which shall be dis
agreeable to the telegraph corporations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

The diplomatic authorities have agreed to ex-
tend the time Tor the ratification OF the Next
eau commercial treaty till next year in order to
give tue House another chance to pass the
necessary legislation to carry its provisions into
eject. The last House did not feel very friendly
to the treaty from its bearing on the tariff Pos
sably IL may meet with more favor this winter
The negotiations between the two countries
will suffer somewhat, however, from the death
or Gen. Grant. who. il will be remembered
took an active interes; in the subject and en-
erted his influence I'm favor OF closer diplomatic
and commercial relations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

OPENED THIS MORNING
" Another Large Lot
Umbrellas. Silks. Gloria Cloths, Windsors Nohar,
Alpac.s and Ginghams,
"A low in price any house In the city IN NOT
refunded
nlx VS. TEEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20
FOR RENT--FLATS.

vUNHE ARN0.
L 16THST, BETWEEN AND SIS NV.
This new aud elegant Hotel Flat house H. ready
Tor the reception OF guests IL handsomely furnished
ana steam heated throughout having all the appoint
meufs Of firstcass hotel Parties can secure suites
win private parors and bath, or single rooms suita
Ole tor those desiring retired and luxurious eccommo
oatonse Electric bells and open IRE places IN every
room Telephone station I'm the house. Meals served
table hote and In Location finest In the city;
convenient 20 the departments and banks nls-lm
FINHE RICHMOND CORNER 18th AND II Sta
Il Apartments for rent, furnished or unfinished;
care In the building, elevator. Apply THos- f. VAC
CANAAN. 81. St nl3-1W
EoR RENTAL THE OSBORNE, 500 l4TH ST,
n large and handsomely furnished rooms. single and
en- suite well appointed cafe newly fitted up on first
0oor ec24-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

Inc reports from the seat OF war are conflict
ing and unsatisfactory. as they have 20 be doc
tored TO suit the purposes of the contending
forces- 1t Is apparent, however, that Servia IL
no longer having IL all her own way Prince
Alexander has rallied tho Bulgarians ana has
shown himself q brave and s;lillful general IL
Is also said that he has made his peace with
Turkey oy Withdrawing his troops from east
srn Roumelt. The latest rumor Is that an
srmistice has been agreed upon, pending fur
ther diplomatic negotiations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENoR RENT-Two LARGE SOUTH FRONT
- ONCE Rooms Inquire of RACB q co, prem
%, ne cor. 10th o. And Penn. nl9-as
EOR RENr-oFficE AND CLUB ROOMS IN
II new National theater; elevator TO each floor
running daily until IL pm. Houses. furnished and
vnMrnished, In all parts Of the city. q. A ARMIES
nor REMITTANCE OFFICE ROOM, SECOND
noox corner 18th and SITS n: W. Also suit OF cor
ner Rooms, third floor, 18th and = n. W. suitable
lqr once or sleeping rooms: rent low. Inquire in
cigar store nio-1m
EroR RENT-OFFICE ROOM.
JAMES r WAUGH
n.-lm 9S3 4 street
kNOk RENT-DFSk ROOM IN A LARGE HAND
y some once. Gunton Building. 9th 81. N. ".
ironing on Penna ave-, can be obtained on moderate
terms oy application 10 AS PRATT a SON, Real as-
tate Agents, 40l 9th NV no2-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20
FOR RENT-STORES.

LNOR RENT-STORE 60l NEW JERSEY AVE
II n.w with windows aud fixtures for drug store or
grocery. Apply TO W. c. JOHNSON us 18th st,
NV nl6-lm
TNOR RENT-LARaE STORE, WITH CELLAR
u PODS lAth s. y. W, and Dwelling above. Apply To
FRANK TIBBETS corner 18th 81 and New York
avenue. oc2a I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

asopen till p H.. Saturdays TIL IL p. N. Elec
trio Light no0
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PROFESSIONAL.

EyEET.-rr Is IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE
L mind TO co@prehend and thereby physiologicaly
Hence notwithst ending the prejudice OF The ps 4
Specialists have become popular and Indispensable
the comfort and progress OF mankind IL matters not
whether the aiiment he Of the eye ear tooth cor toe
the Specialist. presS5ce iapres safety sid relief 10
l4l6 rennsylyaniA ave. Warrington. and IL n
40t4x H. 1aous0Ixe. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

I.NuR RENT-ELEGANT NEW DOUBLE BRICK
II dwelling. large rooms and all modern Improve
ments, 10 private family only; nicely arranged tor a
ply sician, Co ner 9th and l. sta a. W. W. O. DJ-
NAi-i- va ST. nls-5i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

II FURNISHED HOUSE,
In all sections Of the city, for the by the
year. j. v. " uCNNk,
neo-2 1905 Pennsyl auia ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

INOk RENT - NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
II furnished, ten-room modern dwelling, with plane
DC, suitable for member of Congress: locate thin
two squares OF TIE CAPITOL $3.50 per month. W g.
~ A LII 80 r 81 nln5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

J,SoR REST-A HOUSE OF TIL RTfFN ROOMS
IL newly furnished and complete la all it, appoint
ments on Massachusetts ave, of 10th st will ls
let 10 desirable for session or longer Al
dress Box 1872, star ONCE. ulp I'm