davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20
TO the Women I!

Young or old, il you are suffering from
general debility Of the system, head
ache, backache, pain in one or both
sides, general lassitude, bearing. down
pains i'm the abdomen, flashes of heat.
palpitation of the heart, ~smothering in
the breast, fainting sensations, nervous
debility, coughing, neuralgia, wakeful-
ness, loss of memory and appetite, also
weakness ofa private nature or barren
ness. / will guarantee to cure you with
from ! tn 3 packages Of the treatment.
As a uterine tonic it has no equal.
RH-~Young, middle aged and old,
single or married. 1t is a sure
Uucure for dyspepsia, malaria, ner
vous or general debility, nervous pros
tration resulting from indiscretions of
, youth or excuses Of maturer years, or
overwork of the brain, and IL has no
equal for curing all forms of nervousness
caused by Overindulgence, excess or i'm
potence. 1t has been used successfully
in thousands Of cases by both men and
women. and is the best medicine known
for the REPAYMENT Of the provocative
powers and restoring vitality. l will
guarantee that three packages will cure
the worst form of alcoholism, opium, to-
bacco habit, unnatural discharges or fits
Each package of Turner's TREATMENT
contains 81. medicines necessary for over
one months treatment, with full ana
complete instructions how to exercise,
diet. lathe, etc. 1t speedily cures ca
tarrh.
Price Turner's Treatment, per package,
81 three packages So, sent prepaid on
receipt of price. Thousands of cases Of
diseases mentioned above have been
cured with one package, and knowing
as | do its wonderful curative effects,
having used the TREATMENT in my pri-
vate practice for over 30 years in st.
Louis, / will give the following written
guarantee: With each order for 8 boxes,
accompanied by 81, i will send my
written guarantee to refund the money
if the TREATMENT does not effect q cure.
NY guarantee is good, and ] refer to st.
Louis Commercial reports. Send money
either by bank draft, postal note or p. o.
money order at my risk. Address L
Turner, NJ. D., $40 Washington ave.
! Drawer P.) st. Louis.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of Application for Patents be published for the
period OF sixty days (nine consecutive weeks
in the Custer Chronicle, a newspaper published
at Custer City, Custer County, Dakota.
J. l.. LUSE, Register.
First publication, October "a.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-20

1t distinctly represents DEMOCRATIC
IDEAS. LIVE ISSUES and ECONOMICAL
GOVERNMENT, and in the interest OF the
latter. 1t Is firmly in favor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
M o T II e R s

We made sweeping reductions IN BOYS CLOTHING
and here h partial list Of our severe cuts:
Bsys' sailor suits only sl.26. worth sl7n
BOYS Knee Pants suits In neat chscks and stripes
for $3.50 worth $3.50
erai styles and pfsty patterns, $3.50, worth s.
Boys Fashionable Knee Pants Suit. In bsautifui
shapes and materials. - worth $3.50.
soys' EsEans K1se Pant suit made o. cs and
Boys Long Pant Suits At $5, worth 81.
Boys Long Pant Suits at SO. SO, worth So
Boys Long Pant Suits at %. worth SIP.
Boys Fine Dress Suits At o10 worth el6.
For Men and Youths. Seersucker Coats and Vests,
ct Sl.5D. 81 and ~. 90. worth $3.50, $3.50 ami %.
sses.uckcs Norfolk yaeksss aud Vests n "a and
e2.j0. worth $3.50 and -.
Pine cos snd Vests In Alpaca. Pongee, Drap d Etc,
70 6t all shapes
Cashmere suits Having greater number of these
FOODS "a we care 10 carry al this season 81 the year.
SURE their quick dspossL Good Suits at $780, 81 80,
Al $40 we cell ane Atwood Cheviot Suit. worth
All l2. $3.50 and SIS Ne sell you ans CASHMERE
euis, worth 80 per cent more.
guaranteed fast CelorA
Fine Brown and Blue Serge Suits at $40, worth Slo
Suit worth cas-
For $40 we'll sell you Black Cloth Suit worth S3a
White Vests Immense variety, from Toe up. Odd
Parts from S1.25 up, 1T
OAK HALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
THE SUMNER S,Isr,cr

Is upcn as and II you would be comfortable
you must wear Summer Clothing. We have
every kind and quality that = thorough knowl-
edge OF the peoples wants would suggest to Us
to keep In stock.
For both men and boys wear we have made
ample provision The little fellows enjoy the
comforts Of cool covering quite - much - their
papas do.
Boys sEERsUCKER COATS AND
VESTS. FROM SIPS TO Sits BOYS
LOOSE BLOUSE SUITS, IN LIGHT
WEIGHT xLANNELA. IN Roth BLUE
AND GRAY. 1AoA el.86 VI.
Rows HANDSOME NORFOLK SUITS
~ THE LI0HTkaT poa6IDIsE WEIGHT
cAssIMEREs. From - UP. STRICTLY
ALI. WOOL.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS AND SEPARATE
PANTS In GREAT vARIkTY.
Many mother hss ezprsssd her ssrsesbls
saspsiss 81 andins suoA "pssiscs ross garden"
of choice thin q tor 3Qys and children In our
hous. I'd 81 the low prices we charge.
9ENTLENErs sEHRsUcKER cOAfS
AND VESTS, t1.<0. rs. %. AND SAs0
TWENTY DISfkR1Sr STYLES In EACH
QUALITY.
ALPACA coATal ALL SIZES, FROM
Sl.3o TO s.. A GREAT VARIETY. TOO
LARGE TO NV1ERATE HERE, OF
EVERY CONCEIVABLE KINDoP PANoY
SUMNER COATS AND VESTS. AND THE
LIGHi Est KINDS OF WOOLENs In SEP
A1ATE TRoUsERA
If an entire suit Of ths aans material would
please your fancy better, We have an slmast
endless assovsmsns Of them, from the light
weight Partisan Tweeds 70 shs more substsn-
ef.l x<<T.<1S -"
prices intended - BE- agreeable surprises to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

The appeal made by q COMMITTEES Of citizens
q the District yesterday To speaker Carlisis,
thAs District affairs might be given little more
time aud attention than they had been reesiv-
Ing al the hands of The House, was . most
reasonable request When IL IL remembered
that Washington Is already one OF the popu-
ious and important cities OF America, that IL il
growing steadily. and that, unlike its sister
cities. IL has no municipal government, the
need Of some change In the way Its soReerns
are Ia pdled becomes apparent. There is proba-
bly, no other city in the united states Of like d.
mansions which has not q legislative body Of
It's own, meeting once a week or once Q fort
night and still oitener when the demands upon
IL increase. But Washington depends upon
Congress for everything; tor the annual sppro-
pFiation, tor the salaries of its special servants
or the levy of an assessment, down 10 the i'm.
position Of . police court penalty. Congress
may hnd this arrangements burdensome at
times. but that Is the fault of the systsm-not
Of the District: and. as long a. Congress
tains Ia present absolute control, 10 il as much
tts duty 10 take care OF District affairs tn take
care of those Of the rest Of the Union. II Ii
gratifying TO learn that the Speaker appreciates
the situation, and II ready ~ put forth his &c.
t0rts tor its improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

ENOR RENT-FURNIsHED On UNEuRNlsHEn
C three communicailss Rooms en ass low Also,
sa 1.'.
ssS .ss. .. "a 2
without board; south fross pri'ss modsra's hsrdis
+ ere Sc end USE 0fSssa 'ao''- sii ai'' 1 nv
E,oR RENT-aR6OND-0TORY FRONT ROOM
l., furnished: in ns~ house. very desirable lccatson.
Ii1oR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
L Flat: three large rooms and bath. suitable far
.sandiass cars saavsaisDI rant lon. laos a. 6 :
ES0R RENT-THREE FURNIsHFD OR UNFUR-
II nlshed Rooms. I'D Aeor rented sngly or .n suite
A isS. s a. Sa-'@''' Room suitable Tor e s.
Koem., seeand noer. sinxy or en- suite; hay vi. In
aS s'a sos .'s;s siSs ns
FoK KENT-7io sTH 81 NV, Two on
s ass. s1': ssss
NOR RENT-CoMMUNiCATiN0 SOUTH FHONT
vf ;ss ssRs or as 0ss Inquire n iais n.
EsOR RENT-ONE FURNISHES on TWO OV-
FURNISHED 1 Esoms with xas end Oa'A private fsps
k<NIh D-~IftHH
Front Room: furnish.d . sw throughout, in . new
houses hath and closet on door private family
three squares rom Pension otnca Sl7 ID st n-w.
je23-4ts
E,OR RENT-sUITE OF LARGE. AIRY ROOMS
~ ON second floor; handsomely nrpshsd: large
closets exposure soulh and Eofth. delightful Oca.
s,os; private family references szohAnssa ssai
EsoR RENT-937 MASS AVE q w, PRONTAND
II back ROOM furnished Hnftlr niShed: reasonable
rates: house pleasantly located; modern improve
mentS ia2:S;Sts
ENoR RENT-LA ROE Cd STORY, sOUTH-FRONT
room. well-furnishel also hall be lroom with 1t Ii
desired near lines fears. 600 o st. NV. ts22-lm
LsoR RENT-l46I CORCoR n ST. OR VERY
Ade desirable unfurnishei Rooms. newly ftted up,
suitable for hOns keepng family oftwu price accord
Ing TO rooms selected Reference exchanged je22 BE-
EoR RENT-FCRNIsHED AND UNFURNIsH-
II ed second and third floor Rooms with Board: gov
ninent re ervaton in front; references exchan ed
lSU3 IL sf.n je2 z-lot*
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I5 III. NV.
u two large Rooms with private bath; I'd story.
je5-lm
DOR RENTAL l4l4 AND l4l6 ST. n W..
large, cod, elegantly furnished Rooms, with
"uhou. Soard Summer rates Ms GRANT.
my27-lm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

Postmaster General Villas has solved the
secret oi supervising strikes. Now let Us see if
Ihs tvsnty-nine troublesome postal clerks will
uy 70 boycott the United states government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
Baoxrs Su1n,

Baokrs Sums.
At REDUCED PRICHa
DURING THE RAINY SPELL WE RAVE
BEEN cuLLINe OUT THE ODD SUITS
AND HAVE MARKED THEM AT RE-
pUcEp PRICES TO CLEAR THEM OUT.
REMEMBER THAT THESE WE'RE THE
BEST SELLERS.
WE May HAVE A SUIT IN THIS LOT
TO PLEASE YOU.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
s07 SEVENTH ST. NV,
le26 OPP y. Z Post O6ica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

ohould Repre- sntatives Miller and Throek.
morton. OF Texas, adhere to their reported
resolve not 10 return TO Congress after their
essssnt tsrm, their party will lose two vaiua-
BE nss. The Texas delegation as whole In
strong, and would compare fayorably with the
delegation from any other state represented on
The aoor Of the House. 1t seems pity To have
IL broken into al a time when experience counts
fog " much In lawmaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

The Count oil Paris does not quit France with
out the farewell manifesto so dear To the dra-
matte French heart II IL Catalina defiance
With the bitterness lett out and the sslf-assu-
rance Jeff In. a. go, but return" said C.ata-
une. Al the decisive hour shall be ready"
nays the count The question T., be settled-and
IL has proved . most tronb. esome question 70
many sovsreigns temporarily theinselves-is
when the decisive hour has arrived. Neither
The Bonapsrtes nor the Bourbons have now q
representative among the statesmen OF France,
who. qualified To judge, has the courage to
speak the word, or, having The courage, Is quail.
tAsd 10 Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

The Senate committee. il seems, agrees with
the citizens of the District generally. that the
President made a mistake when he named Mr..
Matthews tor Recorder of Deeds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

Fun quantity material. With Trimmings nicely put
~ In boxes Trouble saved IN matching e1yIngs
All our $3.50 Dress Robes now Sl.9O. AL oIhersi In
pRoportionL
- viii Guy for you q beans full quality Drsss India
Lnsa Drsss Lobe. with two widths Of edgings
10 Guy this quality material and the IrimrinRs
sooso csssk you great deal more, counting the
tern ready TO o. fitted
Having only about $50 of those $50 Bingham
Dress Hooes ef We conciud d TO sell any OF The rest
- ocif $ISO Now Is your chance to secure q rare
oafxsln These come Ia Hue, PINK GRAY Brown
Garnet Tan AID Fawa ahades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing In
their announcements a. early as pos.ibls for
to-moyrow's sixty-four column STAR. In order
- insure insertion aud proper classincation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
Oua Trade In LADIES

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Continues ~ grow.
We are steadily improving our standard Of
9naty: 10 other words. getting a better grade
70 sell ~ price To do tnis sometime, IL eats
Into the profits. but the large Trade and pesfec
satsfactiop q corded our Customers more than
seNtys US; hence. We ARE Constantly on the
200 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Corset Covers.
wei made shaped. AID finished in the seams,
but, ons and b,tton-holtS-
His neck. l1Lsc each.
Low neck l5c each
lUV dog Ladies' short Muslin Night Dresses.
ciu,ter OF tnckS down the 'front.' cambrtc rufhe
around The neck and sleeves only 5uc. each.
Same. except with Hamburg trimmings, 75c.
lUO dog. Ladies' Fine Cambria High-ueck
Corset Covers Hamburg trimmed, SIX tucks
down the front. only 25c. each.
100 doA Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset Covers,
em5roidery only SOC . each S''>'' ''A'e' VIII"
% doz. Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise, three
Square neck with yoke OF ;ucks and EN-
.,i.su found neck. with yoke Of tueks and iuser-
Round neck. with yoke OF tucks aud corded
bands
Only SOC each
% dog Ladies Fine NJ usn Walking Skirts,
Cambria rifle. two clusters of three fine ,ucks
ia the rnffie with three clusters Of lucas above,
only lac. e CHI
o. dog. Ladies' Ex,ra.Fine Muslin Walking
skirts, two wide-tucked ruhies on the bottom,
Win cluster VI tucks above. good vs.ue. Only
81 each.
ou doz Ladies' Extra-size Muslin Drawers,
c;nhilc tucked rufie. Only o.. each. Tor
5v dog. l.. d es' Extra-Fine Nainsook Night
Dresses, SIM front Of ~ tucks fine naiIisook
ehorOlaery around the iIet aud sleeves, extra
long. superior Quality. Only ri. 20 each.
4N->ole-Exira-sxe garments Tor exlra-slze
Second floor; take elevator.l
WOOUW ARD d LOrHROp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

In appointing 3 committee with full powers
70 order the campaign ,or the party in the
House. the Democratic Representatives took
the wisssi course that lay open to them. IT was
the app opriation OF a leaf from the republican
book. TO be sure, but no party can afford TO a.
roSate all the wisdom to itself The strength Of
the republican minority, shown ON 50 many
occasions since the democrats came into power
In the House, lies In the military discipline
which prevails within the Organization The
Leaders are given the fullest scope for action,
and the rank aud file follow without question.
This Is. as every soldier knows, tue secret of
more than one victory against heavy odds on
the battle field. In forensic warfare the same
principle holds good. No party can hope 70 do
any thing against weil-discipiined foe il 1t be
organized on u basis Of two-thirds officers TO
one-third privates. The biggest majority be-
comes rickety and weak under such conditions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

LADIES SUMMER n Eek WrAn
100 Boxes wnie Tourist Rufiiing, q yards
to the OK. Only 2Oc. per box.
1Ov Boxes White Tourist" Rufiing lace
edge. q va. Dis to the box. Only soc. per box
loO boxes White Was Ruih ng, lace edge.
2.oOo yaros fine 3-Isow soII Muslin Ruchipa.
3 yards Tor Zoc.
SUO yards EAnd RufHinG:
Marrow White iuted Edge
Smali Red Checx Fluted Edge
Small Blue Check Flutei Edge
Only l0c, per yard
300 yards Band tsufning. with hemstitched
edge. embroidered ia white csrdual blue
brown and black. Only 12isc. per yard
iOO yards 81 Corduroy, ,.uclling, suitable to
wear with Flannel "UuLing" suits The colors
are Blue aud Brown. backed by u narrow striD
OF unsei aud Waite corduroy. Only l2lec per
y.,fd.
so dozen Ladies' 3-ply White All-Linen Col.
lars. Ia nches high; sizes from II 10 10 inches.
We think them the best Collar considering
quality and style, ever shown at the price, viz:
&c. each, = for 25c.
(Seconu 10 = take elevatoro
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
LAsssuReH q BRo.
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF PARAsoLs
BELOW COST.
The Rsmaning Stock Must Co Entirely too many
on hand a beautiful Assorsnen, TO select
from. All nics aud desirable Goods.

70 4oc
AL q 90 Misses Satin Parasola assorted eulor,
now marked 81. 70.
AL our Fancy PSrasols al halfcost.
AL our - % Fancy Coaching Parasols at SITS
cncice Ere "a Good good SHADES, only 81. Ia
Yam Alfoik 1willed sun Umbrellas neat fancy
handles, Paragon frame. n - Ia
Po6lTlVE INDUCEMENTS
IN SUMNER GLOVES
for children, Misses and adies'.
% dozen pairs z .ndrsn's Gloves In Isle
,os.. csu..,.s Only Sc per pair
Only 25c per pair
- oozen LADIES' Taneta Slk Gloves
Only l5e. per pair
Only lsc per pair.
wv oo3eo LAoles BLACK SILK Mitts,
Only 25c. per pair
Lace Tops,
Only Soc. real value 81 per pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.

- Snsctiveiy ~s have marked . tew spec1zlA
Rhine stone Collar BUTTONS, &c.
kline ~tous EArrnzs. l9c per pair
Ladies sieve kutlons, In Silver and Oxydixe only
16c. per pair. "~S
each ~~' WAY 80.
~, only loc. ~
Ladass sterling Silver Collar Buttons with ss.siues
s-riIs oxidze Bracelets only lgc
l6ftnz OxiI ne Brace. cts 25c
Ladies' Foo ChaiuS, Rolled Gold with 1ruroucs.s
settings. only $I.4a
Iafaass shoulder Pins. only S5c per pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

TIE GOLDEN EAoI1 CLOTHING COMPANY,
N.w CORNER OF TIN AND D sra
IN GRADY. MAMAsnn
GALL BLUE sI06R1 3s0e0,wf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENT-ls37 AND 1872 l7TH ST NV
~ Twostory bay window Brick Hou go sx rooms, ell
convenience nea1 market aud Cars; per IA ma
TAu6 B. wAGGAMAN,
ye1o8 eli - me-.
L>OR kENT-NlCE GROOM BRICK HOUSES ON
II hegs St n w., between Tth and 18th Sta. water
and wa.er closeta Ouly $40 per mouth
THOS l. MAGGAMAN,
je2SSt el7 ST. NV.
ESOR RKNT-00l. eos, 0Oo. o07 Y ST NV. 8
II room&
200 Vermont ava n w., rooms.
These are new house and have Just been finished
Rent reasonable THOA b. WAC sANAN.
jeea~St el7 st. ne.
EoR RENT-l3S 6rH ST. n. E.. TwoSToaY
n krsek. siE roe9< bay Windows, Mar and I'll med
err Ina improvements; root, eloI30 per month. Key a.
4Xe 1sh q le lc9-2ts
LOB RkNT-iiSS SRI ST. n. W., MEAN N.
u 3StpU 6tsk. nearly new. rooms and bath, III
$2o r. il. 7. LEtfoLD. l3ai Il, nw. Je2s-A
Tor RENT . NRARLV NEW sEvEN-RooN
II HoasG modern ippeevemeasg o22 50 per
noatk Apply - a790 u e. aw. FaSstS
E,OR RENT-JULY lsr A 7-ROOM HOUSE, IIz7
y Hsres risSs nwi ma img., by ~ssdsS, fe1
Y>0R RENr-NEAr NEW 3-sroRY nRICY
I House on Cleveland ave.. between l. IN and 18Th
w AND AQandery So fe0uns, gse Asd w-see. siress
concre.ed address Box w. Star Office jeeo-;sls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

vNoR RHNr-BY n O HOFFMAN
lu2l Qoaa ave, ars- eloo lsoe 81 w.. er.-.-sso
lHl5 Pa ~. Ia f--..63.3a 942 VI g.. office
l16S st. NV, 10 r.--- 20 80 10th a.
1910 ~ Us & Sc. 81
l41S N g.. 12rS-..--..-.6o 3222 Ii Ct w--...... so
9O2 10th 81. lv rs....55 Stable. l4o5 IN a :s1
gls SITS NV. ~ rs.-..oo S2l 18th 81 n IS
~ ST nv. iir.-..-ny iSuo g. lambda 81, r. Is
1<l6 SC, nat-....--..,..S5l 1911 i2ih s..,... ~
lS3t st, IL ....-o2 30 stable rear asa NJ av ID
1911 s., stable rear 2s1 2vth .. rs
eA2 fsI IA. otnes.-...-5u lvv II. y oI rootas
FURNISHED.
MASS Nv nr hos c o33S 80 " ST.. mr. 9th, lor-Slso
Iowa Circle. 10 40 l5tn mr. u. q RS. I'D
& ST., nr 18th 10 e.. 400 l. near 2oth at i2ri IS
ut. near TN. llr.--2OO X mr. 18th e. lors-.iO0
MasAsv..u' 18th, 900 Fayetle 81. itwn SrsS
lat. near ST. llr; go I'D 81. near Pa To
Property placed with me Tor rent sale 10 literally
aoyertlsed aes Of cost Ia the owner.
for In OF property sale, cali or send ofica
Jsl2 a D. BoLTzMAN. 1Oth aDd SIS. No.
I-N,,R OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l 1925 Conn ave $3.50 .uS i5th. ohce rooms n5o
~. u. ~. Aad s,-.-....lvo II lsth as
SV.S ~ ---. .-.aS lf2b ~ si...........-...s as
lsn Sohh. sSe--....so lAnier lteighs.
-.-..s3Sy Sols ST. .-.........
fsIs 81. "a .:;'-.- G 'os 10Th a. .2stios nas
FUkN IsHED
ST, me- VT $500 ST. bet 10th and2l ssI25
n, ne< 12th and 18TH 200 u bet lSSh and 9TH
X, bet l5tb&l6th 81 Eth IIs sales So 100
Mass. az, 2uth 81. 200' stoug hlon st sb
10th 81 bet h I..-..- 80 Soth tS5
Grant Place..-.------.....l25L
DITCH. FOX q BROWN,
yes lA3s Pam. ave. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ailSSsi!sh,sni.s&sssi,sssS


!si {fias aS 1877 s
It's no. N-...--r3. = lun6. et2 and Sls 1t
IVA 18th o.. ~ sol ne. Ora 1910
wi 1S1h - fra-Iot< q 49, n.N., 4 fs..--So 30
- Grant fiaos. lors-1tl loz Esd ST. rs.---4o so
80 u NV. 1srA-.~ 20 lS<x W 81 ~. ers % 80
lA1S 10Th me-. ilr- 40 l<Si a. - 40
1loN ~ n.y.. 1yfs.-.. Is f4f2 Est q u
l2l2N. " ave-, 20 s-iS lth ta 6rs Is
~ 0fant Ptscs trs o. SJs I'M 1857
1919 O.. n.y., -..siO Is a ai6 HIN erals
1901 I'd ~ n.y.. Ia 90 - Defftss H. 90
1875 q IT. 10rs...-So Nichols .v. unr~nI sr -
2O1 ID st. u rs,......ao 332 ss2 or .kSte
1873 oorcoran -. r. 80 81 81 6rs-.- Is
ASs No ave, IL 40 80 Sax 18th q ors .le 20
40 Hh - b-v., 1ors..sO n - nth q Ora .,lo
1900 X l. ave, Trs4.-.Au i2xOo TO 2yl5 Cleveland
SOS 81 n ~ l2r...-.io ST. Or ..-.. $500. 1855. 10
elS 81 NV. 40 800 1th St s.w 0rs-.lo
ll20 o. 81. nw-. vrs 30 Sl2 Nj NV. 10
loue 20h %. NV. 1ur 80 421 Warner o.. ~. no
tSOo TN g. nv. ers-2o IA fenton .of- 10
1880 9th ST NV, 0rs..25 $40 LswS -s-...-.- IL 80
500 81 7rs------25 ga fenton 81 5F--125o
los st. n ~ rs-.-.2 Is ss.s I'm Sc or lU:so
1880 81 nv. trs-.-..-2S isfoklss&DWELLINsS
1871 ttesce f1ereo n - :ttv nd ss. store -.Jo
~ - Nv, VIA. ~ 20 sS2il l<th ~ aw-.- zl-oo
eco 20 l6o W ash. Sl aaSo
LNoR RENT-FuLNIsHkD-No pIPnET
II Circle. until lately the house Of Eon y. Cor.
This house u one Of the beautifully situated
dwellings In the city. has all modern inprosensuss
and In ars-ciaas condition for turthsT
apply 70 ptLAkf WHITING.
Rsa Esiste broksrs
ye1A-1ms 1890 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-WEnN HspAY. NEAR THE STAR Or
keS. tntve 0aa aud ~ Tai smn>e[ ones One eotlAs
lswasd wtu = Pstd u ~tt u esaf Smce lszt5ts
n oer-A LIvER|CoL,olt1sD sET1 Err PUP: HAD
on blue leather collar, with silver ring
.sde sttsched Suitable reward n returned 20 1880
1u1h - nv. 1exS az
II osT--A get OF ORA WINGS EEAnN Y. AVE
Ia and I'd ~. Thursday about ocl Sck. Ii returned
o. Saturday evensng 10 good coDdt<m reward " -
yin be given }. y. GRANT. 1xxo ~ ~ 1s76-2fs
\ usT-AT THE NATIONAL rHlsATI:R PAIR
LOT opera Sl.sseA xindsr viz piea-e return same
g. 1hs EoH omoA 5ez4-0t
oeT-THss MoRxIE0. BETwEEx 18TH ST,
IL n.w and y. = Patent Once. button scarfplrL
81 IN uxpds s0ea y 4 lee g n 4. 1e6-." engraved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
Man OaDEa DEpARrMESr.

$1,000 ~ AsNShs - Cx - n ~ EN-.
You can buy from Us with the same degree Of
safety and satisfaction through the mails as ex.
psrienced when shopping in person.
we nave Concluded To prepay txpressage on
all ackase5 amounting to twenty zu) dollars
and over. excepting only Sheeling &. tons
which pay such small marHlu Of profit II
would result IN a loss To US.
A6-Send US . trial order.
je25 WOODWARD 4 LOTHROp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
WANTED--ROOMS.


VYTAN~ED-FROM OCTOBER IST, 1856 SEW
w eral Rooms and Bard in private house. Ad-
dress with partcu, arS, lat ~, the Portland city.
je25-3t*
M ANTED-FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOM
w for light housekeeping In second story: chill
dren: northwest section: references. Address L. H.,
Star office je25-3t*
VIZ Observation-Disclosures NFUR-
w ntshed ROOMS perm ,uent single gentleman:
give particulars reg ,rds prlce& DC. Address ROOM
star Office jelo-zts
lETANTED-BY LADY. JULY lSr, Two
w communicating unfinished Rooms, I'd floor.
southern or eastern exposure, with Board In private
family between lst st. aud Massachusetts and
ih ct. aud Connecticut ave. Excellent referepcea
Address Mrs. p. w., Star offica. je13-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25

We Bee To AssouscE
That on and after July 9. during the months Of
July and August, we will close our establish
ment at o'clock pm. each evening, except
Saturday, and on that day at o'clock pm.
WOODWARD 4 IOTHBQP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-25
Ram. RAN. RAM.
STRIKES. STRIKES, STRIKES.

will not be good business month a. June OF 1855
Having still cha,os 70 "eaach up We intend making
Q grand effort