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mat yields to every movement of the W carer
That conforms closely and comfortably to
every part.
That gives the proper support to the back and
chest.
That imparts a'graceful outline to the figure.
That is thoroughly made and 6nished and
durable.
our lady manager of this branch Of our bust
heess has made a study of the defects in corsets
generally. and knowing that a corset which
may mt one lady perfectly will not necessarily
1t announcer, mas had c,ade to our own order
corsets in three lengths of bust pronort,onate,v
SNAPPED, which are the nearest to perfection
now in the market
Ii you Will allow her to take your measure,
perfect satisfaction in every particular can be
secured
ASK 10 De shown the celebrated I. C. Ia
fersephone, Paris-made French Corseta
CSecond floor, take elevator.)
WOODWARD 4 IOTHROP.
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Saturday Advertising

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements a early rs possible for
Tomorrow Sixty-four column STAR. in order
u insure Insertion and proper classification.
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N1ETAMORPHOSIS.

DO you wish to know the full significance of the
heading OF this advertisements 1t is Nist latin
~ltnout which clothing advertisement to
nave been considered plcte of late but simply de-
notes great change which has been wrought at the
oid ENorIte place for purchasing FIRSTCLASS
ClOIHiNG for Men and Boys at the lowest possible
prices, namely,
THE MISFIT STORE
CORNER 10TH AND f STREETS.
Inc immense success which il met is manifest by its
numerous Imitators well the hosts of customers
many OF whom became, happily, friends well.
Nevertheless. the business has Outgrown the plan
on which " was started four ago. have
ctdded, besides putting the place in entirely
caro-, 10 have 1t known III future by the name of
OAK HALL.
We make no promises of impossibties but simply
intend carrying the Clothing business same
nnpretentiOuS place and manner heretofore. WE
BJ ONLY FOR CASH, thus making not only every
cent OF discount possible be made but also become
desirable customers to the manu- acturer, who gives
US every advantage N his power
We ONLY SELL FOR CASH and in this way
protect the honest and frugal customer, have
no losses TO make up for, which bound to occur
where credit is given Our sock of Spring Clothing
TOR Men. Youths, Boys and Children is now almost
Complete. ana as we retain our old motto, viz: NO
IROJ BILE To SHOW GOODS, it shall be a pleasure
10 MS to see orr friends well the public In general
examine gooGs and prices at
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-
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
The F1owERs
THAT BLOOM IN THE EARLY SPRING ARE
HERE, AND SO ARE WE WITH OUR UNRIvAL-
LED SPRING GOODS FOR
BOYS AND CHILDREN.
EVERYTHING Is NOW READY AND WE IN
WIFE YOUTO
THE FEAST
THOUGH NOW CONSIDERED LUXURIEs,
YET BEFORE LONG THEY WILL BE Es-
TERMED NECESSARIEs.
BOYS SPRING ovERcoATs.
OUR STOCK OF THESE Is AS LARGE AS PRES
ENT REQUIREMENTS ADMIT. AND WE BE-
LIEvE WE ARE PREPARED TO MEET ALL
REASONABLE DEMANDS THEREFOR.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS SUITS
AND
CHILDREN SUITS
WILL NOT BE LARGER ANY TINE THIS SEA
SON THAN AT PRESENT.
WE CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TODAY TO
FEW STYLES ONLY:
CORDUROY SUITS
ARE FIRST CALLED FOR, AND THESE WE
HAVE IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND extern
sIvE ASSIGNMENTS OF KINDS AND SIZES
FROM So UPWARD.
NOTHING WEARS SO WELL AsCORDyyRoy
If 1T BE OF GOOD QUALITY. OURS ARE GOOD.
WELL WASHED. FREE FROM DOOR, AND BOTH
TwILLED AND PATENT BACK.
OUR Statesmen ARE OFTEN ASKED THE
QUESTION. WILL 1T FADEe" YES 1T WILL,
FADE TO SOME EXTENT WHEN WASHED. AND
so WILL NEARLY ALL DYED GOODS FROM
FREQUENT WASHING. BUT IN PRACTICAL.
USE THE FADING is NOT PERCEPTIBLE THE
BOY HAS oUTGRowN THE SUIT BEFORE 1T
HAS CHANCE TO FADE OR TO WEAR OUT.
IN WOODEN SUIT THE QUESTION WOULD
BE PERTINENT, BECAUSE THE FADING MAY
OCCUR BEFORE THE SUIT Is oUTGROwN OR
oUTWoRN. AGAIN, IN WOOL THE COLOR
OFTEN CHANGES COMPLETELY, BUT THE
FADING IN CORDUROY IS SIMPLY A LIGHTER
TINT THAN THE ORIGINAL WE HAVE BEEN
AS EXPLICIT AS POSSIBLE, BECAUSE SALES
MEN SELDOM KNOW HOW TO ANSWER SUCH
QUESTIONS INTELLIGENTLY, AND THEY ARE
BOUND TO ANSWER SOMEHOW so rHATTHEY
WILL NOT APPEAR IGNORANT
OUR JUDO SUIT
FOR SMALL BOYS. WE HAVE THE CONTROL
OF. AND WE ASK YOU TO EXAMINEIE
OUR MIKADo SUIT,
ALSO FOR SMALL BOYS. Is WORTHY OF AT
TENTIoN
THIS SEASON FOR THE FIRST TINE WE
HAVE LAIDIN A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STAR PERCALE WAISTS
AND
BRoKAw FLANNEL WAISTS
VESSEL WAISTS AS Low AS TH1RrY-sEvEN
CENTS. AND WE HAVE THE FINEST MADE
SECOND FLOOR ELEVATOR.
SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
| SAKS d COMPANY
GRAIN. PROVISIONS AND OH.
HARRY TOWERS CO.
BROKERS'.
| Purchase and Sales made through direct wire t.
| Boards of Trade Of Chicago, New York and other
large markets-for cash or on margin
mn2e-1m l42a STREET
LNOR SALE
Il To BCILDERS-SAND AND GRAVEL.
Orders received at yard LIST and Sta n or Office
or schlnger Artificial Stone and Asphalt Conn any
I4lS New York ave- NV.
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y DECORATED SroxE Cn1sA
CHAMBER SET, 50 20
TIlE IMPROVED CARPET SWEEPER ONLY
SID OVER I0JO.UOo IN USE SWEEPS
CLEANER THAN y BROOM
J. w. SCH AEFER e BRO
CHINA AND GLASS
hlhZo 1920 1th st. NV.
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FuKs Ok SronAGr

FuEs Ok STORAGE
We are prepared 70 receive Furs on storage, iasur-
ing them agliEs: damage b. moth and FIRE at a small
cost.
b. II. STINEMETZ & son
mb13 1877 Pennsylvania. ave-
OLBS CJMBINfD ROOD 4, THE HIGHEST
K eteaFeSt u bet food for Mich Cows IL con-
slsts OF "a aestAy vegetable c0n,pOulId which KEEPS
tt1e COW ia good coEdli0D and Largely increases The
Yield OF milk. Try il. For sale by j. Y a kOLB a
Gu, Feed Leaders, 33z Pennsylvania ave. s. e.
ms4rlmeOa<
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SpaISa HArs
Fresh supplies OF the Spring style of
SILK AND DERBY HATS
introduced BY DUNLAP d Co. FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK.
Just received by
wILLETT Il RUOFF,
iihlo-oh 9O5 Pennsylvania ave.
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p A X a S o L s.

Our opening last week was quite success consider
ms the cool weather Our Stock was admired by all
vlsi ors and they pronounced our assortment varied
and complete To al those who are in need of a Sun
shade or P'rasoi, it will pay our Depart
hen anC ascertain prices before purchasing else
where
second floor- Second Floor.
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ID T Rim
TIE NATIONAL EUTTERiNE ASSOCIATION
VII open Stalls $40, $50 and sol SATURDAY
NEXE
The public are cordially invited to call examine and
sample the fine grades OF katherine which can l,y.vs
De found a. their stalls and AFTER SATURDAY.
MARCH %. ,,,,.. =.
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To MEET The Asr1c1p.rEp

10 MEET HE ANr1c1pArEp
demand we have bought very extensively In
Laces and Lace Flounclngs.
Fashion DEGREES the use of Laces this season,
even TO profusion, and every kind of material
will be trimmed with them
Our stock is now ready being large and varied,
representing the best styles and patterns yet
introduced and in order to move them more
rapidly exceedingly low prices will prevail.
36-lnch Cotton Lace Flouncings in white and
yard.
80 to As inch Oriental Lace Flouncings from
81 TO So 10 per yard
S6-inch Wool Lace Flouncings in brown and
navy blue 81 and 20 per yard.
Soihcn NalencienneS Lace Flouncings, only
$50 per yard.
4O-inch Oriental Lace Flouncings, in black.
proWn, navy and wine-cOlOred grounds. en-
per yard, worth S.. 90.
4G-Inch Black Lace Flouncings in Chantilly
ana Marqulse Laces, in elegant patterns.
EJ III you are in need o. Laces IT will be to
your advantage to inspect this stock at once.
Second floor take eevator)
WOODWARD & I.OTHROP
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
w with Board tor gentleman and wife; board for
lady only. Address II. H. star Office Its
"ANTED-BY APRIL 1ST. UNFINISHED
w within 10 minutes walk of Patent Office 2 Rooms
on second floor, d second floor of four Rooms with
use OF bath. Address Box o. Star Office. mh25-4t*
" ANTED-FURN1S HALL ROOM DE-
w sired by gent eman. state price and location
Ad treSS HOMER, star office. mh253t*
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WANTED---LOTS.

wv ANTED-SEVERAL LOTS ON MERIDIAN
w Hill and other suburban subdivisions; must be
cheap. Also small tracts of western lands. Address
stating location, price and MS Box S, office
mh25-3t*
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-HoUSE s1S O ST NV ELEVEN
II rooms. with all modern improvements. Inquire
NJ 1000 o st nv -ow<
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SrRrNe SEAsos 1886.
WALKING JACKETS.

Finest quality stockinet Walking Jackets, double
breasted. coat back. well made and neatly finished,
only $3.50 value 50.
Our most stylish Jacket is called "TH z JACKADE''
made of beautiful Boucle Cloth in all colors only
500; value 500
Good quality BOuce Cloth Jackets in all colors
Si.2o: regular price, So. Best " alue in the city
We shall sell this week fine BOucle Cloth Viste,
trimmed with iiveinch wool lace all around with
pretty fastener, a. 81 DO positively worth So Only
certain number i'll stock
We have another style garment covered all over
with five ireuadiue, trimmed with lace all around at
$3.50; good value.
Sprins Raglans, Travelling Garment at moderate
prices.
call solicited
Please ascertain our prices before purchasing.
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o A & II A l. l.,

OAK III ALL,
CORNER 10TH AND STS
Open till pm. Saturdays till IL. m26
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IHERE ARE A Very Few


Ihat make their own Underclothin1. for the
reason that it does not pay.
II mas been clearly shown by the excellent
NAiues we are Offering in Ladies' Muslin Under
Wear that they cannot be made I'D at home for
tne same price and II is to your advantage to ex.
anime the following items, remembering that
our standard is, honest Muslin, honest work
anu every purchase mutually advantageous:
iOO doz Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset Covers,
1eck trimmed with lace, two clusters of tucks
oo"n the front, worth 37l2c., only 29c each.
lOO doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers with
6amDurS insertion between clusters of tucks,
hamourg rufhe on the bottom, worth SOC,
only 5OC. per pair.
30 doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Square Neck
Chemise. yoke of three rows OF Hamburg inser-
Ilon, between clusters of fine tucks ruffle on
neck and sleeves. only Soc each
go doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Square Neck
GhemlSe. with yoke of all-over embroidery,
dalnDuTg ruff1e around neck and sleeyes
worth SIC, only CSC. each.
Oh doz. Ladies' Fine Night Dresses woke
mace OF rows of seven fine tucks and rows
oil Hamburg insertion, tucked sleeves with
rufi1ie, and Hamburg ruff1e around the yoke
neck and down the front Excellent value
only 81 each.
30 doz Ladies' Extra Fine Mother Hubbard
Night Robes. yo Ike of French tucks and inser-
ION. front, neck and sleeves trimmed with
Hamburg, worth $l.37l2, only Is each.
Second fOOr take eevator)
WOODWARD g. InTrJRnp
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MANIFESTATIONS.

"ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A MAN WHO
w thoroughly understands the newspaper business
In all its departments. Ca give best references. Don
answer unless 1t amounts to something. Address
M, Star office. Its
UTANTED-BY. "A RESPECTABLE COLOREI
w woman Situation irst-ciass cook In prvat.
family; can furnish good references Apply at l3t
26th st. NV. Its
"ANTED-BY \ YOUNG MAN POSITION As
w bookkeeper or clerk; can furnish references
salary $50 Address L. E., Star office. mh26-3t*
WANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE COLOREI
w woman, Situation chambermad nurse..ir
private family. Can furnish good references. Apply
at lO4 Az st. s.w mh26-2t*
WANTED-BT A YOUNG MAN OF FOUR
OF either an attorney patent or pension solicitor Ad
| dress h r. g., Star office. mh264t
VYIANTED-A STEADY YOUTH OF is WANTS
w to learn pharmacy with druggist of standing
excellent testimonials salary object. Address CAL
WIN, 12l5 + St NV. mh25-3t*
WANTED UNCONSTITUTIONAL LABOR Blu
w reau engages only reliable and competent Ser
wants in any capacity, white and coored with refer
ences send your orders h. H. DICK, ST. 7th St. NV
mh254t*
"ANTED-BY A KESPECTABLE WHITE
would do both in nice private family. Address Boz
| 100. Star Office. mh25-2t*
VyANTED-BY WHITE MAN SITUATION AS
w Coaclman good references to character ant
| ability Address Ii. NJ, Star office. mhZ5-3t*
"ANTED-BY WHITE GIRL, A SITUA
w ton; is accustomed to work: do all kinds o.
house work but washing Address K c. F., Star office
WTANTED-BY A GARDNER-A PROBES
| w sional Gardner. from New York would take
pruning of vines shrubbery; also laying flow el
Elected with the Fiorist business. Cali or addres:
FLORIST, 1929 18th st. m24-3t*
w ANTED-PLACES FOR sHOUSEK EEPERS
w. seamstresses ladies, maids cooks nurses
| references: s. A. COOMBS. Emp. Bureau, 926 ST.
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SILK AND L1sLE-THREAp G1ovr,

We are now displaying excellent values in
the above-n;tmed goods, and quote AS follows:
Ladies' 6-Button Length Jersey Lisle- Thread
Gloves. in modes, tanS and browns, only 25c
per pair.
Ladies 6-Button Length Jersey Taffeta
Gloves, in black, NODES tans and browns, only
CSC. pei pair
Ladies' S-Button Length Jersey Taffeta
Gloves, In black, tans, modes and browns, only
ACC. per pair
Ladies and 8 Button Length Pure Silk
Gloves, IN black, modes, tans, ecru aud
browns 6-button SOC. S-button o6c per pair.
customers should make early selections in
these goods in order to secure q choice.
Ii IN ION
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ID U II i r r I Y F..

J. +. SPET-SHOUSF. Act
milo Us .TH ST y w
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

ISoR sALE-1 OFFER FOR TEN DAYS GREAT
Il bargains In few desirable Meridian nm Iots
- =. \. y. fARDOS.
n
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All d ne, 6r., m.i....-$lS
4S L. n. W., 6r. b.-...-15.3O
621 + Sc. IS b., 7r...12.5O
1O4 18th Sc, 5r. b.........I2
Rear 9l3 27th. b.. 4r-..lO
Bound, bt. ID GA, n.e.4r9
Blad. road, Is, (. 5r-....S
rEDT & BRADLEY,
02T f st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

PROFESSIONAL MEN WISHING OFFICE
l. Rooms will find same first floor and frst-class 10
cation at 6lS + St. NV. Heat, gas and janitor ser
vice. mil lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

Mr. Jay Gould is going To individual
members Of labor organizations for damages
resulting from their struggle with his Railway
COMPANIES He viii have to enter the courts
on their Law side. for il is n fundamental rule
o. equity that sutton for redress must come
with clean hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

In i REFERENCE To CARRYING
them over to next fall, have made the fol-
lowing extraordinary reductions on the bal
ance Of our stock of ELDER DOWN COM
FORKS, III order to cause their instant dis
posal.
GU will not be able to buy at these prices in
the Fan. hence II will pay you to buy now, if
not needed till then.
. by d foot Saline Elder Down Comforts
Reduces: from $40 to IS each
by d foot Saline Elder Down Comforts
Reduced from 81 to 50 each.
by foot Saline Elder Down Comforts.
Reduced from Sl2 10 SO each
(Ihlrd floor: take elevatOr.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

y contemporary prints the story of thirteen
brothers "AO We're in the Union army during
tie civil war. oniy one of whom has applied Tor
a pension; and il inquiries: can this record me
beaten No we don't believe il can We
si4o1ti consider il the next thing 20 miracle
but -o- the statement III another part of the
Paragraph THAT eleven of the thirteen were
kIIIesI II battle
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

11HOR Observation-Disclosures FLAT Az
IL the WoodmOnt at reasonable rates for balance O
season Corner 18th St and Iowa Circle NV. 24-3t
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CUTTER winner
mh24-3t l42:3 ST Real Elstafe Sc

ENoR SA Elm LEEsBURG,VA., A NICE RESI-
Il dence; house has ten rooms. wide hail. porcnes,
dry cellar &c; large lot. with brick stable H. flower
and poultry yard. vegetable garden. with abund-
of fruit of all Kinds; viii be sold AS a bargain.
JNO. +. MAGGAMAA. SOD ST. n. W. m222w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE-.2l 18TH ST, II ROOM HOUSE
Lot 296x96. to alley: buildi' in rear. suitable
for stable: l-story and basement Brick i2lh bet
and sts: rooms. large yard iD rear. A. T. HILL ~
Co, 1885 ST. m26-lm
uINoR SALE-VALUABLE ST. PROPERTY.
II between 18th and 18th stS NV. STEIts fR 4
LIEBERMANN, 1903 ST. mh26sSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

GRAIN. PROVISIONS AND orr.
HARRY G. TOWERS CO.
BROKERS'
Purchase and Sales made through direct wire Il
Boards of Trade Of Chicago, New York and other
large markets-for cash or on margin.
mh2G-1m 1423 STREET.
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NOR RENT-FROM MARCH ID, 1856 A FINE
IL house at Hyatlsye, Is. d %. H. r., at so month
close To station. Apply to MARION DUCK TT At
torney at Law, Badensourgh. Md mh22-St
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WANTED-HOuSES

VIyANTED-BY FAMILY OF EOITr
w adults, now living at the Arlington 9 Furnishet
House in northwestern section for six summed
months at sum mer prices: rent will be paid All m a
vance and best of taken Of house and urnifure
First-cnss city references.
Address pox 20
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

v>OR SALE-LOT 50xl5o FEET, IN SQUARE
Il 81, Colonial Beach; will pay difference for single
or tandem Tricycle.. Address = A J.. star Office.
mhx6-.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NM. CORNER OF 7TH AND SIS
GALL BLUE Signs,
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LN0R SALE-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE
II l4th 81. extended near Brightwood: three acres;
| seven-room house; necessary outbuldings; excellent
water; fine view; good shade; Sd POO.
mA22-lm WAL ER d WILSON, lOO6 L st NV
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"ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US At
w their own house. 81 to SO per week can be
quietly made: No photo painting canvassing.
For full particulars please address. at once CRES-
CENT ART Co., 10 Central street, Boston, Mass.
Box 511O f254lt*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

NOR RENT
II 216 4th st. s. e., ST. $35i
942 X n. W., 7r., m.i.-...3O.
1903 9Th NV. Or. mi. 80
95l Q NV, Sr. over s'e..25I
1925 w NV, 6r., IN. i...-25I
22uS 18th n.w.,6r. ,m.i-.,Ol
3O5 It'll Sc, 6r., m. t.. Is
SWORMS
mh2O-6t
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Il Thfee-story Brick stone trimmings: complete in
every respect, with all modern improvements: first
class location; plans shown of the inter The
house is In perfect condition. having always been
cupied by owner: will be sold low on very easy terms
JOHN T. MITCHELL
Real Estate Broker,
f2I-1m 100 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

"ANTED-A STRONG ACTIVE BOY, Be
w tween 16 and 20 years of age. to assist bar
room. Must be practical Catholic. and have refer
dress Alta Star office m25-3t*
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE
large concrete cellar fine store room, with eyer-
thing complete tor frstclass business rare chance
for a live man. 2l39 ST. or residence 22O9 II 1 .
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NOR SALE-A DESIRAB BILE NEW HOUSE AND
Il Lot. at Boyd station, r. and o. r.: lot cont alns
onefourth Of an acre, and house six rooms Price,
$500 Apply TO or address Mrs. CAROLINE r
RlNE. Boyd station. Md mhZe-lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

w thoroughly understands the newspaper business
In all its departments Ca give best references Don't
answer unless it amounts to something. Address Q.
M, Star office. Its
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"ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS
w $40 to $50; Chambermaids, Nurses. Ladies
Maids, General HOuSewOrkerS. etc: Men Cooks
Walters and COachmen, with references at National
Labor Bureau, SIT 18th ST, NV mh05-4tx
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10
Current Notes.

Henry Enochs, an old-line Wing,
who aided slaves in their struggles
for freedom all he could, and who
furnished five sons for the war, died
near Irontown, O., Sunday.
Twenty young men in the town Of
Lee, Mass, have signed an agree
ment to let their boards grow for
three months, and the one showing
the least growth of whiskers for that
time is to give supper.
Maud Long, the brave Kansas girl
who immortalized herself last winter
by rescuing two children lost in the
snow, has received, besides several
hundred dollars and diamond or
two, free tuition for q three years
course at the Warrensburg Normal
School.
Sam Jones and Sam Small have
finished their work at Chicago, each
one receiving a gift of $4,000 from
the people as token of their appre-
citation.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-10

vented itself at the beginning OF the
journey in roar of applause hearty
and great enough to make most
statesmen dizzy, and, when the whole
immense multitude got the signal,
one tremendous, long-snstained cheer
was sent up, the like of which was
never before heard in London" The
result Of Gladstone's powerful argu
ment will be the extending Of home
rule to Ireland We believe that ere
long prosperity and peace and liber-
ty will bless her people. God speed
the day that shall dispel the gloom
that has long enyeloped that patri-
otto nation
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CANDLE" as he himself says. He
worked twelve hours day and got
so week pay.
But now, lift wasn't so much both
er, Gen. Simon Cameron could be
United States senator to-day just as
well as ever. He is living quietly
at his beautiful old country home on
the banks Of the Susquehanna, near
this city. For sixty years he has
practically carried the politics Of
Pennsylvania in his pocket Ia
monarchy Of the old time he would
have been maker Of kings. He has
been, in fact, maker Of presidents.
He made possible the nomination Of
Van Buren, for the yice-presidency
in Jackson's time, he made Buchan-
nan senator from Pennsylvania, he
turned over the Pennsylvania votes
to Lincoln in 1860, in the convention,
and nominated him; and again, in
1864, he came home from Russia to
renominate Lincoln.