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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
GLEANlNGS AND GOSSIP.

Less than p per cent. of SPANS pop
ulation can read or write.
The standing armies of six European
states cost last year S500.0O0,000.
The gilded youth of the metropolis will
powder their hair this season.
Two young women students of the
Maine State college have been suspended
for hazing.
Mrs. Foster of Green Bay, Wis, has
just married the man who dug the graves
of her first three husbands.
\ Michigan paper was printed on dark
blue paper as an expression of the editors
feelings after election.
4 Newburg On. " pumpkin is said
to have grown to weigh $50 pounds by
being fed on milk. One of the roots
rested in pan of milk of which it con-
sumed pint day.
One of the girls employed in sorting
rags in the Neenah (Wis.) paper mills
has found, sewed up in an old corset, two
500 bills, which according to the rules
of the paper companies became her prop
erty.
\ Philadelphia bride, who was mar
ried month ago, makes her husband
confess every evening any wrong act he
may have committed in the day. Thus
far she has made him own up to betting
on the wrong candidate and eating pie
twice with knife.
Roscoe Conkling, recently addressing
a jury about an opposing witness, graph
ically remarked: "Gentlemen, think
can see that witness now-his mouth
stretching across the wide desolation of
his face, a fountain of falsehood and a
sepulcher of rum"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
COMFORT IN BLUE CLOUDS.

why MeL Smoke-The Peculiar Tricks
and Oddities of smokers.
"How do men smoker repeated the
man of knowledge, IN a reply 10 query
of the reporter. as he tilted back IN his
chair ana 1T a cigar. Il should answer
that by asking another question. that is,
Why do men smoke? You tell me why
man uses the 'noxious weed and will
tell you how he does it. There are an
infinite number of reasons why men
smoke. Some men smoke because they
are nervous, some men smoke because
they are phlegmatic, many merely from
habit, a very large number do it because
others do so, and a small minority smoke
because they really enjoy it.
Smokers have all sorts of peculiar
tricks and oddities. One man | once
knew had a trick of constantly knock
ing off the ashes with his little finger.
He would keep that little finger wagging
continually, and when there were no
ashes lie would burn his finger. But it
was habit which he seemed wholly I'M
able to overcome. Some men whom |
have known would always swallow the
smoke. The nicotine laden vapors which
they would take into their stOmachs
must have kept those organs in con-
slant state of distension.
"Others seem to find an ineXplicable
delight in making chimneys of their
noses and sending the smoke in vol
umes through those orfices. | once
knew man who had peculiar trick
of shutting one eye to look along his
cigar with the other as he put it into
his mouth. He was bashful man,
and never thought of flirting with the
| girls on the street, but that habit used
to get him into no end of scrapes
How? Why, the girls all thought he
was winking at them.
The peculiar habits of smokers will
sometimes run through whole family.
| remember a funny instance of that.
a man came to me in my office one day
ana represented himself as a brother OF
an old friend of mine. He was g
shabby, forlorn-looking specimen, and
| was not inclined to believe his story,
especially as there was no personal re-
semblance to his brother, but sat and
tdlhcu " MN "hlle' llt loiu ilduoi-
bic story, but still | was not inclined &c
believe him, and finally l told him tc
clear out that | couldn't be bothered
with him. Then my better feelings
came to the front, and gave him CT
gar. He took it with a sad, forgiving
smile and lit it.
He hadn't taken but one puff before
| was on my feet begging his pardon
After taking that puff he had taken Out
his cigar with a peculiar jerk and had
blown the smoke out of the corner OF
his mouth IN a manner which | had
noticed and laughed over hundred
times when with his brother | saw hin
do it. knew then that | was not be
ing imposed upon. Galveston News.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
POSTAL DISASTERS.

With all the safeguards thrown around
our mails, and they are many and ingcn-
ious, vet the last annual report of the
bureau of the post-otlice de
partmcnt shows that during the past year
49, post-OfficeS were robbed and 26O
burned, 7G postal cars were burned or
wrecked, p mail stages robbed, mail
passengers on their wagons robbed, -
pouches lost, and l27 stolen, cut. or in
iured by falling under trains Empire
State Philatelist.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
FAITH.

Fain would hold my lamp Of life aloft;
Like yonder tower built high above the
reef;
Steadfast, though tempests rage or winds
blow sof:,
Clear, though the skies dissolve in tears OF
grief
For darkness passes, storms shall not abide;
a little patience and the fog Is past.
After the sorrow of the ebbing tide
The singing too1 returns in JOY at last
The night is long and the pain weighs heav-
lily
But God will hold His world above despair.
Look to the cast where up the lucid sky
The morning climbs! TIE day shall yet
be fair Celia TnaXter
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
THE LATEST NEWS.

Is that all who have tried Laws Bluing find
ii far superior to indigo mt less expense. II is
used for blung clothes and for bleaching new
or old goods to n snowy white. Also, for col
Oring rag carpets ii Is uncquallcd, and as an
ink it makes one quart, which flows equal to
the best writing fluid.
For sale by Beckwith Il CO., Bond Bros. and
Benedict & Bird. %
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03

A phrenologist says that "fullness I'M
der the eye denotes language When
TIE fullnes, is caused 10y another mans
fist it denotes very brad language, gener-
ally. -Norristown Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
Farm for Sale

THE Farm in the southeast part
of the town of Shoreham. Of late
the home place of William G.. Will
son. deceased, is offered for sale
This farm is supposed to contain
147 acres, consisting of meadow,
pasturag and woodland, in desira
Bile proportion. The dwelling
house has lately been thoroughly
repaired and modcrnized; and is
neat, convenient, comfortable and
commodious. The out buildings,
though not new, are in fair condi-
ton, and entirely ample for the
wants of the farm. The farm is
well fenced, and has upon it a
young, thrifty and bearing orchar l..
This is a fine opportunity for any
one desiring a good home and a
farm with more desirable and fewer
Objectionable features, than the av-
erage of farms. If desired, easy
terms of payment will be granted.
For price and other particulars, in
quire on the premises, of
Mrs. ELIZA WILSON.
Or of f. J. ORMSBEE, Brandon.
Shoreham, VT, Jan. 20, lSsG. 5tt
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a GA r. ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood. &C, will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send selfaddressed envelope 70 the
REV. JOSEPH t. ISMAN. Station d, Nev Fork CITY.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
sove1a Fer Cent
GUARANTEED MORTGAGES
Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Capital $3.50, 900. Guarantee $500, 900
Can be had upon application to

Can be had upon application 10
Judge Lyman +. Knapp, Middlebury,
First National Bank, Montpelier,
Bank, BrattlebOro,
G. r. Bottum, Cashier Baxter Natl Bank,
Rutland,
Brandon,
r, II. Hadley, Cashier National Bank OF Bel
lows Falls,
Nergennes.
Boston once 81 Devonshire street and 20
Water street. Aims
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
From AdJutont'General T. :, Peck.l
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 30, 1886,

BURLINGTON, VI, Sept. 30, 1856.
Neur0tic OIL Co.,, GentlemeH Have
been troubled with "A weak knee for
years; injured same badly few days
ago, which at once caused me much suf-
fering. Made to0 application of Neurot-
ic Oil, and was entirely relieved from
pain, too more and swelling entirely gone.
Hope others may try the remedy and re-
ceive like benefits, for surely there is vir-
tue in it.
Respectfully yours,
42m2 4. ). PECK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
FOR s Al c. .

Fifty thousand feet fence boards l6 feet
long ; and i inches wide and II inches
thick; 100000 feet good spruce shingle; also
10000 feet good spruce boards, plancd: In
quire OF HENRY SMITH,
2lut Bread Loa; Inn.
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WANTED-HELP.

w k2AN L ILL
WANTED-A NURSE, SETTLED WHITE
WANTED-A Strong BOY. 1s Or ~ YEARS
s well 1aS SS'
927 9TH sk NV 1t
WANTED = An ExPERTENcED SERVANT
nendsd. csli saer p:n. 8. 5ss SIN 8 nv: il:
"ANTED-YOUNG NAN ABOUT 1a IN REAL
ey 1sss:ss Z %s e s s 81 81 IL
WANTED-LADY -1NoT TOO YorNc5 FOR 4
sonaliy after 10 am. s. HESS, AS Eth st. NV: up
WANTEp-MEN AND woMEN-CALL AT
VIANTED-A GOOD BARBER IMMEDIATELY.
w :. L1vIGNI, goo G .. NV: ty1s-3t.
WANTED-TwO GIRLs-oNE TO HELP IN
w the kitchen aud the other for sewing Call at
1424 Pennsylvania ave NV jy1o-3te
WANTED-A MIDDLE.AGED SETTLED COL.
w ored woman in . family Of three to cook. wash
5oa Hsa
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT BOY, Be
rs to
mus. come well recommsnded; meme other need apply;
xspy between and II An SaSsLbsTEiS,
JUANTED-AT WOODRUFF FILE-HoLDER
ssSs1s sss to IT, to do @''han'ss' work
VXTANTED-A BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOY OF
w about seventeen years OF age for soda fountain
Ress CIV pO.s a1e only need apply iik
W4MT5TE p I RoY 70 WORK IN p ,4lzS.
WANTED-wE lave HAD ONE SOLICITOR
for right here In this city There is plenty Of work
Fl e Ses asS ' s IN 81 next n Apply
VYTANTED--A CLERK. AND ALSO GOOD COL
sss 1p e
VNANTED-.AT ONCE-YOUNG NAN TO CON-
o Sqss ssftB n iSs MAI more
WYANTED-A BOY OF ls TO 90 WITH CITY
w references. to drive carriage and make him.
self useful Call after p m' at 2ols st. H. W.
WAANTED.,AToNc AT 1924 10TH ST; E., \ lsT;
bread and deserts: only those who thoroughly under
stand the business need apply. man or woman j142*
WANTED : INTELLIGENT RESPONSIBLE
To VIII sbssnn. 'GI &
MqsS snaeT ss and Liberal e the s
building. 822 St n. ". jy14-2t'
"ANTED-THE SERVICES OF A FIRST
fass ssstSo 9th Aspp TO
w who will also do laundry work. for a family
of four. None without the best of references need
apply. 2U24 q St NV. jyl33t*
WANTED - WOMEN COOKS, CITY AND
w country: colored Cook and German maid, Bris-
toll, r. l.; Seamsress. Scrubbers and Hotel House
keeper for resort: Head Cook for Richmond and Nor
folk. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU SIT 7th st.
1yl3-lW~
"ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO
w decorate holiday novelties for next fall and win
ter trade steady employment and good wages given
distance objection: work mailed Free Address
NEW ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS, 10 Pearl
st.. Boston, Mass, p. o. Box 5O1S. jy1O-eO6t
w ANTED-Employmen Bureau conducted by
w Ladies. Cooks Chambernlads Nurses, Men
Cooks, Walters and Assistants white and coIored city
and springs III M NV. DUNDORE q CO. jy12-5t
VIYANTED-COoKs DRESsMAKERs. CHAM
w bermaids, nurses. scrubbers, dshwashers, wait
ers ladies' maids other help this and northern cities:
| open until 8 p. m. 630632 st NV, PRICE &
BURNHAM. jy1O-6t*
VXyANTED-A LIVE ACTIVE NAN NEEDING
w profitable employment to represent us In this
city and vicinity. $50 monthly and expenses or COM
mission if preferred. Goods staple -four Everyone
buys. Address STANDARD SILVER WARE CO.,
Boston, Mass je3Olm
| "ANTED-AGENTS FOR THE NATIONAL
w Mutual Life Association. Liberal terms. Apply
je24 FRANK J. TIBBITs General Manager
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.what are we here FORE" Mr.. Flannagan's
famous Inquiry will be apt to suggest itself to
The mind Of the average place-man in answer
TO the Presidents pastoral letter issued yester-
day forbidding the interference by subordi-
nate federal office-holdeTs with the machinery
of local elections, nominating conventions, etc.
II has long and 50 completely been the
function of this class of ofiiceholders to utilize
their knowledge of men and things and the
abundance of spare time left by their trifiing
official duties to forward the fortunes of the
appointing power the influence which con-
trols the appointing power. that TO give up this
branch of the business will rob official life of
bali its charms; FOR. next to drawing his salary,
nothing So peases a federalappointee being
recognized as a political boss in his own neigh
borhood.
Whether the Presidents admonition will
have its intended effect remains to be seen. He
means well and it would be a good thing both
for the democratic party and the country at
large. il his iniunctions were literally and
implicitly obeyed; but the human nature OF the
political ofce-hoider is such that there
strong reasons for the belief that, while there
may be apparent observance of the Presi-
Dental mandate. it will really be dead letter
The Congressman who has patronage TO be-
stow and his constituent who enjoys or hopes
to enjoy the blessings it brings will, between
them, find some way of whipping the devil.
around tine stump whenever the occasion for
the exercise of their ingenuity occurs. The
millennium is not yet at hand.
The STAR, it seems, made very fair prOph-
scy when it said the other day that the Pres-
dent would read and heed the warming, hurled
1t him from Ohio. that ne must keep federal
office-holders out of local politics.
Now IL proposes to hazard another: Four out
OF five of the journals which comment on Mr..
Cleveland's proclamation. promulgated this
morning will assume that Mr.. Hayes was the
first OF his predecessors to issue such a state
paper.
This shows how little history often makes of
those acts of public which have most
stirred the souls Of their contemporaries Mr..
Hayes celebrated prociamation was not origi-
nal with him. 1t was modelled with great
fidelity upon proclamation to the same effect
made by President Harrison. and signed by
Daniel Webster. as Secretary o. state, thirty
five years before Mr.. Hayes removed from FIRE.
mont To Washington. SOFT is not u very new
idea-not new enough to be crude. at any rate.
A case for the application of twisted hemp is
that of the men who tried, Tuesday night.
to wreck train the Baltimore and Ohio
road at Wilson station, for the purpose OF rob-
bling ;he dead and wounded passengers. The
fact that their,pian did not succeed makes no
difference with the enormity Of the attempt.
The law makes rather nice distinction when
IL declares tie essence OF crime 10 consist in
intent, and then graduates the punishment to
fit the degree OF success which accident makes
possible.
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Alarmists Tho h.tve gone off az halfcock
since the announcement OF the vote in the
House On the Morrison resolution are respect
fully reminded HAT there are senate and a
Pres stall u be consulted ON this subject
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MEDICAL, &c.

NTALARIA CHILLs FEyERs POSITIVELY
Nl cured In 1 to hours 10y Prompting marvel
specific contains quinine: tasteless and harm
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II Is stu too early. doubtless, to crticise the
treaty which the United States and British gov
ernments are reported 10 have prepared for
se6misSion To the ratiiying power; but any
treaty which provides for the extradition of
dynamiters and not for the extradition of de-
faulters. EN- bezzlers and poodle -grabbers must
be u very detective and one-sided instrument.
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NOR RENT

EOR RENT
II l4O0 18th It ...Sl66.67
1876 n. H. ave. l6r-.-l5O
SOY 14th St NV. ,l4r.-l50
17:6 Mass. ave, l5rs- 100
Magnolia ave-, 14r-S3.3 80
IT'S I st. NV. IL f...S3. 80
200 II ct. n. w.1Or...83 80
1919 y ct. NV, llr-S3.33
1915 I st. u. W., Tor 80. 3S
1870 De Sales st., llr.-75
1lO2 0tn 81. NV, IL H. as
1Al3 q 1t q. w...............76
628 Est NV, l5r.--......76
eN 10Th u n.W.l6r....-7O
4786 = t., 11r...............70
1148 n st. NV. 1Or...-..65
20l6 Hillyer Pl.. lOr..-6O
2Q3A Hillyer ave, llr.. 90
602 2l&. lar. m.L......-...6O
1o1A son - hw.. 17r-55
1AOl
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Personal.

OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION.-QUkS
lions and answers on oil subjects send 10 centA
IVY INSTITUTE,
jyl5-lm* Southwest corner 18th aud SITS n W.
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND VI.
" on us, prepared 10 pay fuli value Tor
Gents seCund-hand Clothing. Address or cali ~
"JUSTH'S Old stand" 6l9 ID 81. NV. 1el2-lm.3o
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

E>oR RENT-rHREE-Srogy aislCK DWELL
Il Ing 2Oll y 81 NV. key al 2UIy NJ. NV
1elS-lm
INoR RENT-REsslDENCE 1909 II sT n w
L from the LIST Of Apply 10 sANL =. sHEDD.
4Oa pih n.
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WASHINGTON, February 1. 1877.
WdShrHctO1 Brick Mt-si1.e o.:
GENTLEMEN: IL answer to your inquiry as TO the
1ua-ity o; your Brick, would the con-
stEuctlon Of the Convent Binding. ON Connecticut
avenue. We used about 5000 of Your Brick and
found their III stty superior any Brick used By us
Ia our experience OF thirty years IN building The
front vas l-l- Of the Red Brick with white mortar
cut !Oint. and l., a. distance Of feel from tie
building. IA appearance equal to Press Brick The
great saving IN using the that there IS scarcely
any waste - out OF the above amount our wast..ge
from broken Brick ia handling ami dump NJ WAS only
about .0OU Brick.
Respectfully,
ENTWISLE & BARRON, Builders
lyl3tu.t
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PILLS
IODINE or IpON

ID IODINE OF IRON.
Approved by the Academy Of Medicine Of Raris sre
specially recommended by the Medical celsbritses Of
the World for Scrofua, (lumors. Kings EVIL y the
early stages Of Consumption, Constitutional Weak
ness Pooress Of Blood. and for stimulating and
latng its periodic None genuine unles sgpod
BLANCHARD. 20 Hue Bonnparie, Faria"
K FOUGkkA a CO., n ",
Agents for the q. g.
Sold by druggists generally. ap2e-shAs
NME DE FOREST LONG EsTA BLIsH ED AND
AVA reliable Ladies Physician. be CONSULTED daily
70 p.m-. with LAdios only. NloADe
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FURN lSHEp.
X. mr. 10th ST. 20rS4l 1886 VI ST.. mr. 9th, 1OrSlSo
Ma Thos g.. 1888 l5tn mr. ~. 20
Iowa Circle Is r.-...23o near 10Th St l2r..--l2o
q ST. mr. 18Th 10 Zoo II mr. 18th st lOrs-..
81 near L sth, llr.--2oO Fayette e.. GtSn. sr.s5
l4il. near l. 81. llr. 200 I'd ST. near Pa e..---s5
i, mr.. 10th 81. lar. i06 t3
Property placed with me Tor rent or sale Is literally
adv crtlScd free of COS; TO the owner.
EoT list ui properly sale. call send q ofhce
te2S L. o. nOLTZMAN. 10Th and + sts. a w.
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THE AsswE. THs SrAn Gfvr

those who seek the truth Of special Prices Sur
prises etc. is many only many. adv er,isem ents
one reads are hunibugs, and the innocent have TO
by the Palais Royal last Friday. Business not
what was anticipated and Il Is attributed TO the fact
that 20 many Is advertising special prices,
which have been discovered to be q humbuG and you
have concluded that ali such advertisements must
needs be The reductions quoted last week by the
Palais Royal were genuine. and should have been
more appreciated for many OF the goods were really
offered oelow cost price
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BOARDING.

"ANTED-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, OR
w man and wife, 70 occupy . delightful second
story room. with board. In privAse family. Refse-
eocee given and required 21O North Capitol Ct
N16-3ss
y 1877 18th e. NV. summer rates. yl8-0Ws
7R0E ! 81. NV. FURNISHED ROO8a
AOOO Table Board Satisfactory references
given ano required je288ws
DLEAsANT ROOMS, YURNWHED AND TN
4 nnrnished with Board. aS 8lA and $40 Indiana
ave. ialr,0rn
Il and the La Pierre, az. coe. 10Th and 1.-THE
best conducted Boarding houses In theety Table ay0-
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PROFESSIONAL.

Z NERSONS SUFFERING fhoN SANCEhA
i tumors rnoles warts should consult Mrs. DR.
rick y IR AT once An infaliibe cure, without loss
of hlood by bar wonderful treatment All Invited
Consultation free Charges reasonable oxs fenns:'l-
yauia ave. NV. ~ AoAm~
DASY HEALTHFUL FEET.
r. DIR WHITE, FOOT sPEClALIST. 14l6 Penn
syIvania ave- opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington.
Tainlrss treatment for Corns, Bunions. Diseased
NssIs kasculnr Excresences aud other Root Atments
Eortieth consecutive year Of practice. u sitting
puiti,g Ihe in order Baltimore Office IL n.
taw ST jyl<
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT, By
M Prof NIScEN, at the patients home or at the
Sw edish Heaitn Institute So3 10th st. NV. yl21m
Mrs DIX. J. sEMMEs AND HUSBAND. SUR
WI geon ChirOpodist- Twenty-six years successful
practice has gained them the worId-wide reputation
of being Amerieas best operators Office l2xx n n
W. For soft and hard corns infamed and joints,
use Mrs Dr. SEN NJ rs Black Lotion and Save- je2l
MADAME PAYN.
M MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT.
ROOMS AND o. VERNON ROW.
RIO Gas Pennsylvania ava
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


l>OR sALE-CIGAR STORE AND POOL ROOM
Il both completely equipped, on north side Of Pr.
ave IA. W. Low rent Also Restaurant and Pool
Room. doing good business, north side of a
n Apply ~ WELLER Il REPET.TI, $40 Pa ave.
Sc jyls-lW
NOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-AN EsTAB-
II lished wholesale and retail Confectionery with ice
and coffee room attached; of the very best
establishments of the kind I'm the city: advertised
throughout this city and adjoining counties every
satisfactory given for selling only those ex
pectng 10 pay good price for No. business need
address CONfEcTIONER.
iyl4-St$ Star office
An ESTABLISHED PRoDUCE COMM issJON
"A hous. needs al active IA partner " no
can Influence traaie AN Md, Va and W. Va small
capital and references Address r. G.. Star Office.
jyl3-SJH
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
~ JOHN r. FOLEY.
Member of Heal Estate Exchange.
ONCE l3s broadway, New YORK; Branch Office, 27S
West l.5th ST.. buys and sells
estates aud ue.otiates loans. ugtonians owning
desiring To invest in New York and vicinity viii
receive satisfactory attention iys-ih,f.s,lm
I.NoR SALE-FINE BARROOM, LARGE POOL,
II Room tthTee tables; dwelling nine rooms fur
nlshed, with lease: rent low; onehalf cash
aiice Ia monthly payments extending years Tine
business locality rare chance Tor person desiring
engage IN liquor business. For particulars apply to
Mr. WALKER, $50 Louisiana ave. NV. jel6-im
- IA. ROBERTSON
Ds real. ESTATE and INSURANCE BROKER
1910 III 81 NV. Vermont ave,
Loans negotiated houses rented. eI5lms
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TOR RENT
II lS12N st. NV. QrSlOO
421 18th st. NV, l6rs... 80
1913 p n.w.1lrs......-S3.3A
1121 14th n.w.l4rs. 1894
l4lS 10th 81. n. W.. llr..15
% Grant place. l0rs..--s5
g43 NJ st. NV. 12rs-..-.5
110S f st. n. W.. l2rs.......5
l2l2N. Y. ave., l4r 10
% Grant Place. Srs......-65
1919 u St, NV, Srs..-..6o
1901 Sd 81. NV. IL rs Go
1923 Corcoran St, 1lrxJ 80
500 4 st. NV. Or.
1910 L st. NV, l0r.
4S0 Mo. ave, IL rs. 40. 50
041 r st. NV, .rs..-....40
1850 r. l. ave, 7rs......4o
1878 l4th st. n. W., ST.. Az
3O3 NJ 81. NV, l2r...-....35
1929 10th 81. NV, B rs.-35
1892 10Th ST. Nv, 8 rs. 81
40 n. J. av.s.e., 10 IL. .35
BIS b st. n. e., Sr......... 30
l614 9TH st. n. W.. 8r......3o
11l6 18th st. n.w., 80
ll9O 9th ST. NV, Srs. 80
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1903 I st. NV, er..-27.5U
1928 Pierce R1-, ir...25.3U
143l 18th 1t. NV. 6rs.. 20
1880 9th st NV, 6rs....25
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