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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

CONFIRMATION SUITs.-We never had such
exquisite clothing for the boys, and by buy
ing at Oak Hall you will gladden. the hearts OF
all the boys to be confirmed. Remember,
north OF the court house.
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WOOdenware

WOOdenware.
In the alteration Of our salesroom.we are
enabled to add new department for wooden
ware, and have now varied assortment Of
such goods at extremely low prices. So
when you want pail, tub, basket, wringers,
clotheshorse, wash bench, ironing board,
ehurn, washing machine. ETC., remember
+. A. KENDALL.
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John Stout, who has been interested in
the real estate business for seine time past
has added fire insurance He will represeu,
FIVE first class companies and will be pre-
pared to give his patrons the most advants--
geous rates Mr.. Stout is an energetic live
business man, and our readers will find i. to
their advantage to call upon him for any
thing In his line. His office will be with d.
B. Snow, Armory block.
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Democratic Meeting.

A meeting will be held in the supervisors
room at the court house, on Tuesday even.
ing, March 20, at 1880 o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of organizing democratic club. Let
all who have an interest in the success Of
the democratic party attend.
Per order Committee.
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Seed Potatoes.

Seed Potatoes.
We have opened the Stiefsl cellar and are
now prepared to dispose Of our northern
grown seed potatoes. We have three varie-
ties: Early and late Rose. and Burbanks
These potatoes were selected with the great
est care for seed. Remember that the
farther north the seed is grown the quicker
the product will ripen in the south. They
will 90 fast, so secure your seed potatoes.
HArHEwAY & BUrFINGToN.
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RAgan's Lectures

The balance Of H. II. Ragan's lectures
will consist of the following This (Satur.
day. afternoon " Paris the Magnificent
Tonight, Picturesque Ireland" Monday
evening, d" Michael Angelo
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Artistic Millinery.

Miss Nora O'Connor, the milliner, has just
received a heavy consignment Of the latest
and most fancy shapes and trimmings in the
market. Everything is new, stylish, and
prices arc down TO reason
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paris the Magnificent" will be the sub
ject of Mr.. Ragan's Matinee this afternoon
at which time children will DO admitted e
any part Of the house for Is cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

For all kinds Of agricultural implements,
tools and garden seeds, buggies, carriages,
harness, sewing machines and supplies at
bottom prices, 60 to F. d. Sweetser's, third
door North Of postoffice. Call before you
make purchases, ~ we will sell close at
great bargains for the next 80 days. F. n. 3.
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New garden and field seeds just received
at F. D. Sweetser's, SIG and 8lS La Sale
street
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An There, Boysi"

Kendall has added GUN DEPARTMENT
to his hardware line and can mahs you
happy. Rides from $500 up. Double bar.
relied shot guns, breech leaders, from $40
up. All goods warranted as represented.
Sportsmen 90 there for loaded or FLANK
shells. Don't forget. "A. KENDALL.
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King & Hamilton seeders, gophers. cul
tivators and wagons. A splendid line o.
planters and other machinery.
MASLEY & JORDAN.
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Seed Potatoes

Just received one car choice Seed Potatoes
Beauty Of Hebron, Early Rose, and Bur-
banko. GODFREY BROS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

Mr.. John Gilman's house was entered by
thieves on Thursday evening, but nothing Of
value was missed after their departure,
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The NJ. Z. church choir Is to give a con.
cert at the church the first week In April
9th we believe. The choir Is probably
the finest In the city. We are not Informed
as to the programme as yet, but the concert
is sure TO be rare musical treat, and will
be looked forward to with much interest.
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Make your selection Of carpets now, wher
you can have such grand choice, and we viii
pnt Them down when you are ready.
j. T.. SCoTT 4 Co.
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Stoves and ranges repaired and made gooc
as new: parts for all kinds for sale. Secont
hand stoves and furniture bought and sold
furniture repaired; chairs recaned. 7. Ga
lagher, 1913 La Sale street, Ottawa.
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You will miss it if you don't buy our 40
syrup, SHAW.
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TIVE extra large iron kettles, suitable fol
rendering lard or boiling feed for stock
Call on W. X. Lecky, at this office.
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Alschuler has just got in new lot o
Newbury pantaloons for farmers and me
chanics, which are warranted not 10 rip
Prices ranging from 81 to So.
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ant in milliner shop by lady. Address p o
box 453, Seneca, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

For young mems Suits, 90 and see thu
nobby styles in Spring Suits at Oak Hal
they will surprise you.
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FORBES COUGH KILLER is having an
unprecedented run. Try bottle. Only
100. Large bottles Pc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

got the pants for you this season, from 81 OF
upwards
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Ladies' and gents hand sewed shoes at
J. MEGArYIN's.
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MRS. EFFIE LINDSAY.

The body of Mrs. Effie G.. Lindsay. of
Chicago, will reach Ottawa today ut 3:17
for interment, carriages TO proceed to the
cemetery from the cars. Mrs. Lindsay will
he remembered best In Ottawa ar Effie
Waterman, daughter Of f.. 8 Waterman
charming young woman whose uHtimely
death on Wednesday last will be sincerely
mourned by many friends in this city
where she WAS born and grew up to woman
hood
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

The largest stock of carpets in the city a
j. F.. SCoTT L. Co.'S.
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A perfect 1T, good goods and low prices
on boots and shoes 1t J. MRGAYFIN's.
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We VIII
Make it interesting for oil who want to buy
good goods at low prices for cash.
j. MEGArpiN.
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2 ID can choice sugar corn for l0c.
GODFREY Bros.
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Look Here!

Santa Claus soap for Zoe at SHAw's
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Dswell & Sons Starlight Flour is tn
best. Ask your grocer for it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17
For Sale Cheap.

Ask your grocer for Dawell & Sons Star
light -four
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

NO FAMILY SHOULD should be withou,
FORBES COUGH KILLER in the house.
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% ID choice prunes for 81.
GoDrREY Bros.
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Perfection -four, $225 per cwt. SHAW.
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Dental Notice

My office. next to the Republican Office
is now open. and will be kept permanently
open hereafter.
A. T. OLAsrEAp, D. D. s.
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Seed Potatoes.

3 quarts choice white beans for 25c.
GoDPREY Bros.
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See Hathaway & Bufington's seed pota,
announcement.
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Farmers will do well to see Hathaway s
Burlington.
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Have you tried Dawell & Sons Starlight
Ask your grocer for IT,
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Plant

Your land with good seed potatoes, or don'l
plant at all. Hathaway 4 Burlington have
them.
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70 ID pail jelly, all asvors. for 81.
GODFREY BRos.
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Ragan's Matinee this afternoon at $50.
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insurance

Use Dawell Il Sons Starlight. Ask your
grocer for it.
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The Stiefel Gel

The Stiefel Cellar
Contains the best seed potatoes in the county
See Hathaway s Buffington's local.
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OOltU6Iy,
JAMES C. GILLES.

James c. Gillen is dead A little over
six weeks ago he was brave, hearty
young fellow, just past his twenty fourth
year, in the bloom Of youth, with the
worlds field of battle. strewn with thorny
paths, tits true, awaiting the expansion OF
his restless energy-this morning he lies
beneath the sods of old st. Columba-all
that was mortal has there found its tomb.
Jimmy" as he was familiarly called by
those who claimed his acquaintance, was
taken with q severe cold about six weeks
ago, which, through inattention, soon deep.
ened into pleuro. pneumonia, with drOpsy
of the lungs, for the treatment of which
he entered Mercy Hospital, at Chicago, ex
piring there on Tuesday morning at two
O'Clock.
His remains were conveyed here on
Wednesday and taken to the residence Of
his uncle, Hon, Andrew Lynch, from
whence they were transferred TO st. Go.
lumba, where high mass was said, and the
cortege, followed by long line of car
riages, wound Its way 10 lovely st. Colum.
ba cemetery on the hill.
There, meath the soft rains OF summer
and the Icy embrace of winters drear
uncertain element, shall he rest until the
end of time. Affable, scholarly, Of more
than average ability to cope with the affairs
of life, hundreds mourn him---his memory
Is their only consolation.
MRS. SARAH ARONsTKIN.
sarah, wife of Henry ArUnstein, for sew.
! eral years foreman OF the cigar msnufsc-
tory Of A. Hess s. Co, died Of gastric
fever at her home, on West Madison street,
at forty minutes after six, on Wednesday
morning.
Her untimely demise was sad blow 70
her family and the numerous friends with
whom she had been associated during the
past few years. She had been ailing for
several years, and on Friday last was taken
with the malady which wrought her end,
being confined 10 her bed but six days
She was born in Louisville, KY, In 1859,
and was thirty-five years old, having spent
the major portion Of her life in her native
city. A husband and three children, the
Oldest but fourteen years of age, survive
her.
The remains were inferred In the Jewish
cemetery at two o'clock yesterday after
noon, under the auspices Of the ID. of H.
40. U. w., and were followed TO the tomb
by many carriages.
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HArs,--Latest Styles and Lowest prices
always At Oak Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17

Losr.-A largo brass store key Finder
please leave at this Office.
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See Hathaway & Burlington for your see
potatoes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-03-17
A Check Rover,

That beat, them all. Also extra Barnes and
other check rover wire.
MANLEY K JORDAN
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$3.50
Ladies' Peb. Goat But.
ton Shoes.
G.. D. DE LAPP.
1872 La Sale ST., OTTAWA. Ill.

For sale.
ID 77.l00 acres land with two houses,
two barns, cellars. wells and cisterns com
plete. will sell on time at per cent, or
will rent 1871 acres for q number of years.
Apply to F b. Blus, or b. Hollecker.
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The famous Twinssurg new maple sugar
and syrup is on the way Ask for it at
SUAw's
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f'armen

Perfection -four 81 Is per sack. SHAW
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Plow shoes at J. N
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Roasted Coffee nc at Saws.
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3 ID roasted coffee for 81.

GODFREY Bros.
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The Spring Stock hav-
ing been received some
thirty days earlier than
usual, a special sale of
Spring Goods has been
inaugurated, to extend
through March, at which
great SPECIAL induce
ments will be offered to
buyers of Carpets, Dress
Goods, White Goods,
Embroideries, Hosiery,
and all Spring Fabrics
in Dry Goods, and also
Boots and Shoes.
This is a genuine bar
gain sale of New goods,
giving early cash buyers
unusual advantages for
this season of the year.
All are requested to|
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODs|
AND PRICES.
h. ]. olLlEN,
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Affairs i'm West WASHINGTON.

Low WATER IN THE RIvEK-Thc water in the
river at this point continued TO fail yesterday,
driven out by the fierce northerly winds and last
night Ii was much lower than II was YESTERDAY
50 low that the old crib which was used TO land
passengers during the existence OF the ferry near
the btglnnlng or the century was plainly visible
which knowing river men say is the first time II
has been seen since the ferry was abolished The
river this morning was somewhat turbulent, and
large masses OF Ice and slllSh were rapidly being
carried away by an unusually strong current The
fact or ice being formed ON the river during such
high winds and a strong current Is evidence OF
cold weather. Since tue abatement OF the wind
the tide appeared this morning to be steadily
rising.
The WORST They HAVE KNowy-Mr. C. c.
Sailer. superintendent or the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad remarked this morning that
the general opinion among the old drivers OF that
company was that sundays storm was worse than
any OI them nave experienced since their en-
plOyment with the company
HE BRIDGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is nothing in
connection with the bridge celebration new" said
MI: ; I: PihIner, chairman OF the executive COM
Eiitiee, to STAR reporter this morning, .yet am
convinced that the members or the committee are
at work, and Will make favorable reports this even
Ing" Mr.. Lcetch, OF the committee on speakers
Was seen, and stated that on account OF the in-
definite postponement OF the completion Of the
bridge his committee had not accomplished any
thing yet but when the time was definitely set
tied upon for the celebration they would find
speakers and good ones. There We're no informal
meetings OF the committees last night
TIE FUNERAL OF Bernard fully took place yes
to-day afternoon from his late residence corner
Potoinac and streets. Rev. Father RoccofOrt, OF
Trinity (Catholic) church, OBLIGATED. The remains
were inferred at Holy Rood cemetery.
FINED FOR PROFANITY.-This morning. in the
Police Court, Charles c. Clark WAS charged by
Oiiicer Hall with using prOfane language on Bridge
street. and rne or s. was imposed. An appeal
was noted.
NOrEs.-Jesse III. Holmes of 3432 p street. sent
10 the police station this morning LOT OF c;lst-or
clothing, 10 he distributed among the poor
There were no sales OF livestock at Drovers' Rest
yesterday.
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HEALTH In THE BREAD.


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A meeting Of the Citizens Committee Of One
Hundred was called last night 10 consider the Dill
proposed BY a select committee 20 change the form
OF government OF the District There were. how
sNer. but thirty-eight members present, two less
than quorum, and 50 no business was transacted
Prof Loisette VIII stay at his present quarters at
the Riggs House until after the first lectures Of
the course on Friday next.
The practical demonstration OF Kindergarten
Iinthcum Hall to- morrow evening" has been post
poned ON account OF the weather.
The third Of the winter excursions 10 this city
from Cumberland. Nd, Is announced for to-morrow
A small white boy named John Mccall was fined
g. by Judge smell TO-DAY Tor striking Prentis5 Pat
terson, small colored boy. with stone.
The German Cemetery Lot OVyners.
TaEY ADOPT ADDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS RESPECTING
THE SokrH CAPITOL STREET EXTENSION.
The annual meeting OF the Prospect Hill Gene
terry Lot Holders Association, was held last night
NJ Edei's Hall There were about seventy 1--WE
members present. Resolutions were adopted bear
ing On the proposed extension OF North capitol
street. The resolutions state that the lot holders
never condemned by resolution col. Ludlow alone
but all OF the Commissioners, thai Col Ludlow, TO
say the least, Is no more blaneaDle than the
others, and that the censure OF the Commissioners
il not Withdrawn The fact that n legal Injunction
occupied SIN days In reaching col Ludlow Is COM
tnente1 upon a. poor testimony or the state OF
Affairs q. the District buildings The thanks OF
The lot owners are given 10 the President for
the kindly tntereSt he has shown In the matter.
Thanks also given 10 Messrs. Lee, Atkinson,
and Vance, and Representatives Guenther and
Powers The fathfulnesS OF the pseudo Evan
selical Association" Is condemned Nominations:
Frederic ImhOY WAS renOminaJed for the ONCE OF
president and l. Eckart for secretary. For CON-
inittee on elections, MessrS. Bergman, Koch Pitt
Atzell, Hays schultz, and Reh were named, and
for board or directors Messrs. Schmitte, Vogt,
Gron, Griesoauer. Wagner, Bierkwedde, Appig,
Dletz, Shanert, L2tterner, and Nlncke were
chosen The election will take place next Tues
day.
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PuRE Wool HEsR,ErrAs.

GOBLIN BLUE, TAN. SAGE. SERPENT, OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA. AND BLACK, wide, double
width. ash price. 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, in short lengths fine
quality. newest styles 9Ic.
BROAD CLOI II for ladies' Suits. GOBLIN BLUE
SAGE, TAN, TERRA GOTTA, OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure wool. yard and half wide, wonder
full cash bargain S11<c.
PLAID MUSLIN, good quality Sc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at actual cost
price to reduc, our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
finest quality &c.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE
Cash Customers who buy So or over will receive ONE
OF the following presents Pair of Damask Towels
worth 81 Half Dozen Dam3sk Napkins worth 7oc
or a pair OF elegant corsets worth 15c.
FANCY SILKS, 315s, 40, ~. 30 and &c
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, .:5c
wide, wonderful bargain, only soc.
81 &c. "'A'
FRENCH SERGE, pure wool, double width Bike
IRiCO CLOTH pure wool. double width. size
Cash Customers who buy $40 will receive
oM Hi, 81 The following presents Handsome Bridal
Da.ass, worth Sl.s7; one Dozen Dawssk Napkins
Don'tfaii to ask for the Valuable Present. mo
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tANDIDArk> FOk THk HDNOks ANNUALLY BEsTOWED
BY COLUMBIA UNION.
The following Candidates are In the field 10 be
voted for at the annual election OF Columbia Typo-
graphical Union No lo1, TO take place Friday
afternoon. For president, Samuel II. Bell John
H. Dickman; for vice president, John r. Lamson,
John W. McCann, John Mccormick, Nelson F.
living: for secretary, Frank ii. Padgett for treas
urer, John J. Higgins, James.H III. Lowry: for ser
geant-at-arms, James H. Ross, j. J. Hennessey;
for reading clerk. Charles Young, T. NJ. Mace,
Charles T. Young; for doorkeeper, J. F. Hadger;
for trustees two 10 be voted for. John X. Brad
ley. George ". Depue; for delegates TO Interna-
tional typographical Union -four 10 be voted foro
Edwin W. Blake, II. \. Brooke, \. ). Fennell, ID.
'. fentOn. Thomas H. Greenfield, A. E. Ingalls,,
l. E kearney. w. w. NOlle. j. II. u Brien, E W
oyster. Hugh =. Pritchard, c. W. Straughsn, Geo.
a. Tracy; for delegates 10 The Federation OF Labor
Nye u De voted for. " N. X. Barbour +. G. Rich
ards, A. 81. A. smith, G. l. spencer, J. b..
Trudglan
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HAVE Yor CALLED on BREITBAETH, Ofd Fellows
Hall, 7th street northwest? II not, go there i'm
mediately before the limit of time expires. For
one week VIII sell all goods 10 per cent OF Of the
mss cash prices. IL will pay those in want OF fur
Riturc 20 pay him a visit. Remember the place,
Breitbarth's, Odd Fellows Hail. 9TH street north
west
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LAST Or The WINTER GARMENTS.
One Mink lined Circular $:IJ worth 800
One Plush Ulster &25 worth $40
Two Plush Jackets 3D. worth x2J,
One Seal Skin Ulster 40, worth 300
One Gentlemans Overcoat very fne) SS5 worth
1925. ~ ~ "'"' with
One lot three Vsit,s) 81 each less than half pr;ca
Two seal Skin Vistes $l3J. worth Sl15
few Seal Skin Sacques ut less than cost
b. II. STINEMETZ SON
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
nh13 Next Corner 18th St
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FARM

II FOR SALE
We authorized 20 sell one of the best farms IN
MONTGOMERY County. Maryland CONTAINING Pa acres
in the highest state ~ cultivation fine nIruy .ul.t.
farm in well fertIized and mAnur-d PRODUCING
excellent crops: A. supporting one hundrtd hsad %
stock the year round
ington. y mile from Forest Glen Station. thu
metropolitan Branch b. and -. 30 trAls Ter day IL
minutes from Washington to Forest Glen.
Tins Is niIe opportunity for any gentleman Who de.
slres HE country seat, well farm that al
cent &5OOOO. Fine stables sheds. hOuse1
lcepoDd newly fenced IN fields Of 10 20 srres
running water IN every held Hot and cold water in
viii be sold ~ desired with all the farming mein.nts
work horses sixty head Jersey and olsein cows oi
the best strains, Will be sold reasonable and la
Norahe terms sold before the first day of May
owner desires 10 40 abroad HUFTf DllR
mhs-lOt 18th and rts
lr0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ACIIY RESI-
denceFarm Of II acres Urine lana: well fenced.
20 acres IA wood several springs Of excellent
haEdsome fraine dwel4ing ,lsht rooms and s,ellar.
Kitchen. aud nve chambers. Presses and closets
nnda front and back stabg for six horses barn. car
mage house, and necessary outbuidings. grounds
handsomely terraced and shaded witt large oaks fruits
~ every variety: located IN Oxen Hall district Prince
Georges County, Md miles FROM Washington, q
from Alexandria: price, Sl2.OOO. THOMAS A
MITCHELL, c34 Il 81. Room T. nh3-1Ot
lroR RENT OR sALE-TMo FARMS. ABOUT 900
Il acres each: 3 mll.s from Beltsyille. Apply NM
+. JONES. Beltsyille. Nj. nS-5awlm.
II Calvert estateD. Prince Georges County. Md: \
miles from Washington y miles from Forres vile
unilnIroyed but mostly in good timber s.s0 acre
one-tlIlrd cash and balAnce to suit THOMAS A
MilChELl- 9s3 r ST., Room 4. mis- lot
L,oR sALE-oR RENT HOTEL. AND sIoRI.
TO close an estate Apply to p. NAkRO. Clifton
uOn hAriaA County, Va f,s> Inn