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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-01-14

| down and die because some men did not
do their duty. The fact that men were
lazy as shown by the anecdote related
| was an argum ant in favor of the inspec
ton of work. There was no royal road
to good roads.
Mr.. Patton thought Mr.. Roach was to
blame for not reporting the Inspector.
Mr.. Edward Chandlee, of the First
| district, said all that was needed was
that the present law be carried out to the
letter.
Mr.. George W. Cruikshank, was sur
| prised to hear so many good words spoken
| for the present road law after the public
clamor that there had been against it.
Hs thought the present road law should
be retained with amendments sugges ted
Mr.. Everist wanted to know how the
| Commissioners had done the work for
half the money.
Mr.. Biddle replied that it was because
the commissioners had not mended IT, EN-
1T all.
DR.. Bromwell called Mr.. Biddle to the
chair and took the floor in support of the
following:
That the G, uuty Commissioners OF
Cecil county. if in their judgment i.
would be advantageous to ths citizens.
be hereby empowered to appoint for each
election district in said county, three OF
the most Intelligent citizens, prsters bl y
men of business ability aud large tax
payers, to act without pay as local road
commissioners in each district of the
county.
That the said County Commissioners
shall have power to delegate to the said
road commissioners, the authority tu
elect capable road supervisor for the
district at a compensation to be fixed by
the said County Commissioners, whose
duty shalt be hy the aIv,ss and direction
OF said road commissioners, to keep in
repair all the public roads in his district
to the best OF his ability, with such sum
of money for the repair of roads as may
be awarded to his district by the said
County Commissioners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-01-14

naiIsDDU SAMPLE TREATMENT nDuu
,hlhnnl We mail enough to convince. Hill
b. 6. LAUDERBACa co., 75s BROAD Street. Newark n
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Broken Lors FINE HosrrRr.

Here's chance for the early visitor to secure the
bargain Of a lifetime Broken lots Of s125, 81 9sc
and Soe. silk Lisie and Fancy Cotton Hose FOR Soc
A PAIR.
Look for these center table near door of No
Pa ave.
Here's another bargain on adjoining table-Silk
Finished Isle Thread Hose in all colors Warranted
Fast Black Hose. Shoppers Light Weight solid color
Hose. Fancy Striped English and French Hose, Hose
that were 44c.. 49c., o9c, and $50 to 10 at 35c A
PAIR or pairs for 81.
just as good bargains in Silk, Isle Gauze and Bal
Underwear. in negnboring department
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

The veto OF the DoherJy pension bill threatens to
becOme a national issue. Mr.. CockrelI certainly
does not intend TO allow the bill TO be repasse1 Ia
the senate without night. HIS challenges yester-
day we're comprehensive When confronted with
a paper bearing the signature OF VI nor Mckee.
cJfnLlandant at the arsenal where Mrs Doaerty
was alleged 70 have been injured while in the SER
vice OF the government, he declared the
document 70 be untrustworthy because Undated
and unvenned; he defied the other side
to produce one Of Mrs. Doherty's receipts for
wages as an empOye OF the Government, and.
nnally, he demanded proof that the George Ban
croft whose name Was attached to her petition for
relief was George Bancroft, the historian. Future
applicants for congressional bounty should take
warning and submit irrefurable proofs on every
point In their papers possibly inc Iuuing "a manu-
script autobiography Of each OF the signers OF the
original petitiOa- This would save In the course
OF session, possibly some money 10 the Treasury.
probably a few quires Of veto literature from the
President and ainly hours OF senatorial debate
which nj hit be expended On more widely interest
ing themes
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JEwEIRY AND FAs DEPARTMENT.

Who'd wear 1Oc. pin!
You would.
That is if you refined and artistic enough to ap-
preciate delcscy Of form and beauty of design.
These lace pins oxidized silver-not real silver
otherwise they'd be 81 to % each.
Moonstone Lace Pins, 25c.
In shape Of pansy, with tiny diamond centers Sold
them commencement Of for 6Sc; last week for
&c. and now, because Of late lucky purchase at 25c
each.
81 FANS for SOC.
The new leaf shape Fans; best quality satin in all
colors; finely hand painted; embossed sticks
large window full of samples that you'll admire
for beauty and variety and wouder at bscause the
prices you'll see marked on them
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE->OME OF THE CHOICEST BUILDING
Il lots on lanier Heights; how l. the time e. buy.
prices ar certain to advance fine lots from 20 10 %
cents per #. adjoining syndicate lots soc slO
~ IT. lan.er Heights almost due dupont
Circlc; 200 feet above the Potomac. has system OF
water supply; new street Improvements: Oveglooks
propos kuck Creek PARK. McLACHLEN a BATCH
bLDEh, l2lo ST NV ms2o-.lm
J,oR SAlE-:i300O SQUARE FEET OF q oUND,
ia square l02S; also O.00O square feet OF ground
IN square LOGS at price which those who on the
TO 4. II. u TODD. oil 9TH st. NV. jy:.o-eo:It
L,OR sALE-AN ACTUAL sACRIFICE-A LOT
Il 22xlO1 10 alley, ON 1T NV. between "a and 3D.
at once; $1,000 cash. balance one. two, and three
years. THOMAS A. MITCH IL.
HIo-lot S34 Il It.. Room e.
lroR skLE-ls0xll6 LOT NORTHEAST COR NER
l4th and sts :SOc per squarp foot terms to
suit THOMAS A. MTG HILL
yl6-lOt s34 ST., Room 4.
INok sALE-A FINE LOT ON ST. BET 2lsT
Il and I'D sta NV. 3gxl47 10 alley: will be sold
partic ulars Call anu
Jyl2-2w Ills fst
LNyR SALE-TwENTY-SEvENL LOTS ON CHAMP
lain and On tario avenues boundary street for
homes or speculation: easy terms these lots will
double In value IN the three rs twenty
feet front each To good alley. Prices $3.50 TO 25u
according u location. Apply to Clio. W. LINkINs.
18th and ii SITS. 1e.SU-lm
INOh SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT. 10TH
l. ST NV. between anu l.: - ieet ;ront; al low fig
ure II taken now. easy teruis. BEALI, BLOWN
Co, l32l St jl3-2m
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DRIVE NO. 8.

DRIVE NO. 8.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST UNDERWEAR EVER
GAINS IN UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, ETC. ETC,
To BE SEEN IN OUR LARGE WEST WINDOW.
MARKET SPACE FRONT, HAS NEVER BEEN
EQUALLED EVEN BY OURSELVES. YOU WILL
NOTICE THAT EVERY DRIVE WE MENTION
HERE is DISPLAYED IN SOME WINDOW WE
BILE PROOFS.
WE CLOSE AT P. NJ. SATURDAYS EXCEPTED.
sAKS AND COMPANY.
THE DRIVING OUTFITTERS
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
iyol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

The debate In the Senate yesterday over the
proposed amendments to the naval APPROPRIATION
I'LL showed at leas. that there Is no opposition on
the part OF the senators 10 the upbuiliing OF the
navy Of itself, but merely a difference OF opinion
as 10 the manner OF doing IL. That IS a whole
some sign IL proves that the most conservative
OF our lawmakers are awake TO the need Of the
nation for better defenses on her coast line and
for the means Of offensive warfare, where neces-
sary, on the high seas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25
Suns AND Wars To Go.

There's not suit that's not marked at o reduced
price, and Wien deduct a. we do, 20 per cent from
these reduced prices, 1t the lowest prices by
far. in this city.
Wewsuld keep hands busy too. SO WE'LL
MAKE ANY ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE
We still have nearly 1000 ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's India Line French Satesn and bingham Suits
Al-wool. Flannel and English CIo.h Suits, Beaded
Vsites and HeIerines. also Travelling Ulsters.
All to 20 at 20 per cent of the prices you'll notice
marked on them.
shawls and Jerseys in this Department.
THE PALAle ROYAL.
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BOARDING.

ID IONS AND BOAkD CAN BE SECURED TX
III q private family Ia the Nest Ind neal ths fxecu
tive Mansion. here all the comforts Of hosss
can he sscurod Tor nlzrrled couple without ehldren
rferenccs required: Army Navy of1csrs preferred
Address Boz 10. star once. jys3-3ts
SAMuEL HOWARD. CELEBRATED cATERkk
- and AMERICAN French Cox, ten Year, st Worn
leS'A Chief Cooh Jefferson Cub. has oprllsd .2035
1t w. And 10 Prepared nrst-clss< Meals e
shortest notice 70 amy part II eity. E2o-0r
III ARGk. COOL AND NEwLY FURNISHED
~ koomS with Board, single ensulte; strlctly
nr.t-cisss; trsnsients. q pr dAy. 1hs wkbsLkA
5l3 l3tA Nv. nlyo-1m
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EVERY GENTLEMAN Ok HIS Our

EVERY GEsrLEMAN Ok HIS Ou1
ING WANTS A COOL. DREssY, AND CON-
PORTABLE SUIT FOR AFTERNOONS
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM HIS
MORNING OR WALKING SUITS
THE LATEST AND HANDsoMEsT
THINGS THIS SUMMER ARE THE LIGHT
STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS NEWEST IN
STYLES. AND NOT so COMMON AS THE
WHITE FLANNEL; NOT so READILY SOIL
ED AND MORE EASILY WASHED THEY
ARE THE "NoBBY" THING FOR YOUNG
AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN WHO APPRE-
CIATE DREssY HOT WEATHER SUIT.
BEFORE YOU START ON YOUR TRIP,
DON'T FORGET THAT ONE OR Two WHITE
OR FIGURED DUCK VESTS WILL ADD
MUCH To YOUR COMFORT AS WELL AS
To YOUR APPEARANCE.
FOR YOUNG MEN THE NEAT FIGURED
DUCK OR MARsEILLEs ARE VERY DREssY
AND VERY STYLISH
AND THEN THESE HoTwEArHER COM.
FORTS COST so LITTLE THAT ALMOST
ANY MAN CAN AFFORD TO TAKE THEM
WITH HIM; IN FACT, FEW GENTLEMEN
CAN AFFORD TO GO WITHOUT THEM.
OF COURSE THE EXTREMELY THIN
COATS AND VESTS For TUE ,,,DDypor
THE HOT DAYS ARE HERE AWAITING
YOUR INSPECTION.
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DRIVE NO. Z.

HIGH ART TAILORING AT JULY PRICES.
GOODS AND PRICES DISPLAYED IN LARGE
CORNER sHOw-wINDow. MARKET SPACE
FRONT.
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The letter OF the Comptroller, constituting the
law, only complexities the school Appropriation
muddle. Congress was frequently warned OF the
mess that IL Was making OF tuis part OF the appro-
priItion bill It endeavored 10 remove an emOar-
rassment which would arise under its provision
That there should be no discrimination between
male and female teachers by apprOpriat1Ug the
funds necessary 70 raise the salaries OF the lat
ter TO the male standard But other parts
OF the bill were left unchanged, which practically
Dullify this appropriation. IL is TO be hoped that
Ia some way Congress may protect the interests
OF the lady teachers and the lower grades OF
SCHOOLS without reducing the salaries OF male
teachers. or leaving the school law snarl Of con-
tradictions, embarrassing the operations and i'm
pairing the en- iency OF the public school system
OF Washington II 10 was INTENDED TO increase
the salaries OF the lady teachers (and no objec-
ton can be made 70 that the other parts OF the
act should have been made 70 yield 10 this inten-
ton And Congress should not ind it too late now
10 correct the mistake.
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FOa THE B1oOD.
TRADE
SIS ssss ssss
Ssss Ssss ssss
ssss - ssss ssss -
MARK
40 MERCURY,

20 MERCURY.
OR ANY OTHER MINERAL POISON
It's Natures Remedy. made exclusively from Roots
and II RIBS
Its perfectly harmless
II Is the only remedy known to the world that has
ever yet Cured contagious Blood Poison IN all its S,agss
1t cures Mercuriai Rheumatism Cancer scrofula
and other blood diseases heretofore considered ncura
bae IL cures any disease caused from impure blood
II is nov prescribed by Thousands of the best
physicians in the United States as tonic We append
the statement OF q few:
Il have used S. s. On patients convalescinz from
fever and frOm measles with the best results.
in. CHENEY. NJ D. ElaviIle Ga-
BHTxES. GA-wiilie White afflicted with scrof-
ala seven years presented s S and today he il
afat and robust boy. C. ". PARKER, NJ D.
kIcHNoSD. Va. Dec Is, 1851 have taken three
bottle. Of swfts Specific secondary blood poison
IL acts much better potash or any other remedy
nave ever ussd BF. WINFIELD NJ D.,
Formerly of SUSSEX County Va
DR. T. j. HALE. the weu-known druggist and
physician Of Nashville. Howard County ARK writes.
Having some knowledge As to what s. s. s. is CON-
POSED Of can safely it as the remedy for
all skin diseases. il matters the me may be
We have book giving history Of this wonderful
remedy, and its cures, from all the world which
viii convince you that al say is true and which We
will Hal free on APPLICATION No family should be
without it We have another CONTAGIOUS Blood
Poison. sent on same terms.
Write 4 history Of your case. ard our physician
will advise with you by letter strictest confidence
We will not deceive you knowingly
For sale by all druggists.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
New Y0rk. 756 Broadway.
je2 London. Eng. b snow Hill
CAN CHEERFUILY RECOMMEND MR. FRANK
sTOATl's Ice-Cream and water-lces being OF .
Lixh degree Of excellence hey general satisfac-
ton. h A. NORMAN. Manager House Lesta0rant
WASHINGTON. ID C. FRANK SHORTY. 1923 2OGh -.
n W. IL you patronize them they Will give general
Satisfaction iy2+-3ts
IvORKEsT DOpGE. COAL MERCHANT.
ID Wholesale and Retail.
Anthracite Coal Of all kinds constantly en- hand
6EOhGEs CitEEk CUMBERLAND COAL.
sawed aud Spin wood ~ Order.
Yard sud Once 3O0s Water st. Bran Once. 1914
3Isr ct (Oppodte Fost-Ofhcel West Washington.
'reisphone-Ysrd 1ess-4: Branch Once. s22-s.
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DRIVE NO. @.

HANDSOME NECKwEAR IN NEW EFFECTS OF
SUMNER SILKS. soc. EACH. oR 8 FOR q. SAM
PILES IN CORNER WINDOW.
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z B. BARNUN 4 90.
931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE

W9dest KING q way and are always thankful for
We endeavor to show appreciation of the Peoples
pA'iohAs ~ ks sei IN t 70 them cYoru,xa
Al from ~ 70 ~ per cent less than standard prices
Other standards. by way of illustration We make the
following
ehaine sesfsnsSsr Soa.s ana Vests, 81 5o-e197
M9ha,T Costs and Vests silver gray and slate s2s7
rSnsse Coats and Vests. large variety. lovely
Mems ca.x Suits strictly all WOOL sack. and cu..
Nay Blue Suits. warranted all wool and fast color.
1t Will cost you Che modest sum Of
to get the Milk GU, of the Coe 20 VIA,
ZEN 70 ar.e and eant assortment Of Fine Cassi-
saieh Ne are now al s way from els to eco. and
Sacks. cut.way. and Chester DEUS DEUS
's'' lA'0' si7-4H SJ :ls, Z FPssfd '
s'0, $3.50 saiSIS By sSssS s1i Pants
ss. .ss s. g 8. az s. f:n' : psl 's' a.
here Is more Of the same sort Of milk msntaousd
Msn's Worsins Pants honest in make and material
Mems cass P.nss .tr hs p al WOO, o, N. ,,
and perfect fitting Mountains Of EN- Huf sn,h
week xni reauce them TO mole hls. beczuse its The
se On time II you must run 70 maze 4 i Il.
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
vs. sno 90 IN 81 NV corner Aassn:sa 1877 svs
strictly Ono RIzsA
Open Saturdays TIL Ia p M
,"OfEICE COATS. stripes and checks ON sa,e
Mena,y eqnesdsy and Friday mornings. ffonl Z TIL
OPKN ALL SUMNER. =
" DECORATIVE ART RoOna
Sl5 street a. n
work
hsssssais and stanpans. A,aa,.
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HANDKERcH1Ers, HANDkERcH1Ers,
HEADQUARTERS.
HEADQUARTERS because Of having the largest
Stock and best variety In this city. HEADQUARTERS
because our strictly Cash System offers advantages
purchasing and enables small profits when selling.
HEADQUARTERS because we have no real opposition
being the only Store doing strictly Cash business
The PALAIs ROYAL.
(See below.)
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News HAspkERcH1rrs
AT 13C. EACH
OR FOR ESQ
We show them in White, with wide and narrow Hem.
stitched Borders also with Tape Borders In Coored
Hemsttched Borders have sixteen new d, signs,
which are warranted Fast Colors All these Handler
chiefs every thread Pure Linen are extra size and
better value than ever before offered and this
saying much.
THE PALIs ROYAL,
(See below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

News HAsDkEncHrrrsm
AT 10c. EACH,
OR FOR Soc.
OR FOR eoo
These Handkerchief are sold at half the stores In
town at csc. each They not bad value at Csc q
piece. The linen Ii very nne the size il large the
fancy borders are and retain their color after
washing We buy them thousands at . time and direct
from the producer and even obtain from him special
price because Of immediate payment. That's why six
25c. quality HAndkerchiefs for 90c.
THE PALArs ROYAL
See below.
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SALUrARIs
NATURAL SPARKLING MINERAL
WAFER.
Palatable as table water Considered
available specific in stomach, blad-
der and kidney affections.
n. W. BIZ RCHELL,
N20-2t 1925 + ST. NV
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C1os1xe SALE DRrss (1oops.

CIos1Na SAL. .DREss GooDs.
We can say this much for the final reduced prices
our sales for last equal to the preceding
weeks Our buyer Is now in New York. and any bar
gains are to be had be assured well get them. Buyer
returns omorrow. and wen then write you the nsws
good or bad.
All our $50. Challies now 12ko
All our 2oc. Koechlin's Satsens now LOO
AL our Acc. Scotch Ginshams now Csc.
All our 2oc. Domestic Ginghams now 12kc
All our l21sc. Crepeine-Crazy Cloth-now 10kc.
All our G5c. Black Surahs now 69c.
All our 81 Black Grenadines now 66c.
The PALAIe ROYAL.
Sal hal.
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BANANAS

BANANAS p,x.x,s
just received and On sale a large quantity oil
PRIME PANANAS,
Now selling very cheap, at
W GRAHAM SONS
B2o-3t' 30S 10th st. n w., " ashington D. G.
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nRoTFcT yoIrR FANIIIFs

Money advanced 20 buy Homes Easy payments
and risk Property brlOs 30 your fam ~ free run
encunbrance, in he event VI death Better than Bud
Associations requiring payments Alter death This
any ofers % purchase real estate Tor
homes investment business pur costing little.
IL any more than ordinary rent MORTGAGES now
he assigned 10 This cOmgany and nais
able according Ia its system United security Life
Insurance and Trust Co., of PennsyivsuiaA H r.
sMi1H agent For further iniorilstion. Apply &
once of eklIA a sIbBAlD,
Do-1ms 02s ct n.
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nPkH ALL SUMMER
" DECORATIVE ART ROOMS
Slo y street w..
work.
hssssssis and ssanpans. slS-ssa
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I'AIRfAN HALL SEMINARY FOR Young La
II ie-. Winchester. Va lscafiun heA thful and &C
ccssibe Fine advantages mod rate rates DiIloms
tor Ln-lish or Classical and special ,our-.@ lwrn-
urth year oegins SeItbvr ,. fOs catalogue addre.s
Miss NJ. r. BILLINGS. PRINCIPAL. jy23-.lat
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD-TWOsADUI
w two children. aud horse. must he within u
of the city. Address Box IS, Star office.
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,"oFfICE Coats. stripes and checks. on sale
noenasy. Meqnesosy and Friday morninss. ffonl til
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20 MERCURY.
OR ANY OTHER MINERAL POISON
II 10 Natures Remedy. made exclusively from Root
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XVANIED - A MARRIED COUPLE WANT FUR
w nished room with board. State terms, which
must be moderate; best reterences. Box LAT, Star
office. It,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, AUGUST l, A
w large furnished room, on bathroom floor. and
DO I'd; on Capitol HIN, or in northwest section above
9th st Permanent if suit d: private family prefer
red Address. stating terms, Box AZ, Star office. 25ts
WANTED-BY A QUIET COUPLE. NO chill
w dren, :. or 3 unfinished rooms second floor,
light housekeeping; state price. u. q. EICHELBER-
GER, 5O3 18th st. NV 1t.
WANTED-IN N. w.. TO RENT BY THE YEAR
w Hat, FUR. not, on NY plan. kitchen PRIVILEGES
lowest terms. Address D. D., star office. jy25-2t.
WANTED-BY QUIET GENT .EMAN, COM
w tortab Room with private family or widow
lady: mod convenience; between 9Th a 18th. X
and o SITS. NV not exceeding IS. GIVE particulars.
Ad iress PERMANENT. Star Office. jy.,4-2ts
WANTED-AN ELDERLY GENTLt IMAM AND
w wife mo children) desire to rent by Sc TENDER /
two comtortabe kooms either furnished or uufur-
nished with privilege of kitchen additional apart
ment for cooking. Answering, state terms and
whether rooms are furnished not Address Box "a,
Star Office. jy24-lws
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUSESO OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell We have more calls tor houses to rent
than supply
jyl3-3m HEBRON l. RAMEY, 1907 st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

T,oR sALE-A SMALL fR AME HOUSE on SAITH
II 81. near corner of & six rooms yoOi lot !.
e,nvenient location. Price only s2lO0. 1uau're
"EsCOIT WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave. NV. is-5-3t
49, sALt5A SMALL SA>h PAMENT BAL.
toi HILL. JAMES p. BRCM<
Y2o-St HOG D OF. NV.
EoR sNE-A B,RGAiN: TWO F1NE REsI
dences. iT2 ard 474 st. n. W.. IL rooms, sll
modern improvements. vi sill cheap 20 inmediate
purchaser. Inquire No. 414 at n. W b25-im.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.


tfon hENII VERY AiIhACIlNE OFFICE
painted buildin1 remodeled 934 F st. Apply TO
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

lrOR SALE-FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND ON THE
Il upper Potomac, only three miles from Washing
ton In tie hands OF the right party this place could
easily be made the lular sort In this
bOrhood easily accessible BY steamboat
cellent road For ful particulars address h. Star
office. n25-lw
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-08
An Unknown knight.

They came slowly along Lafavcttc
place. New York; tired. bonv horse
drawing wagon with an old body
ia tho paint worn Oh. tho wagon
filled with kindling wool. On tho
wagon seat sat . boy about Is years
old. He had no overcoa. a felt hat
with The br IN more bent and dented
than the most extremely fashionable
bat You ever say. The old. tired horse
drew up close 10 The curb. aud seemed
to be glad OF the opportunity to rest
The boy on the wagon seat jumped
down and soon was shoveling The
wood into barrel. which he delivered
in neighborrng basement. He pres.
emily returned with his empty barrel.
VIII sting. AZ he threw his barrel
into the wagon a lady started to cross
the street over the snow. but when she
reached the m ddle OF the street she
found = broad. deep puddle OF soft
slush She stood perfectly st II and APP
parent very much puzzled The boy
took n the situation at = glance; hr
ran to the back OF the wagon. got h :
shovel. and. with a bright smile Ia The
lady. began shoveling the slush up on
10 the snow-b bank. He made n clean
path to the stones. and then, with out
giving the lady an opportunity to So
wor'l. sprang on to the seat OF his
wagon, threw the shovel into the bot
tom OF he wagon. gathered up his reinS.
and. with CHEEKY Get up!' drove
way. Now. did not that net
prove that boy gentlrman7
The picture OF Sir Walter
Rale ell spreading his mantle Al the
feet Of Queen Elizabeth came into mind.
but at once the thought came. "Wh
this boy is greater knight than Sir
Walter Rale Oh. for he knew that II
was the Queen at whose feet he laid
the elegant cloak. but this boy did not
have the faintest idea who the lady
was that he served so noblv. and did
not permit her even tho opportunity OF
thanking HIM. but acted throughout
as 4 there was nothing else TO be
done He had only his muscle to
h. D a lady, and he laid il ut her ser.
vice. 1t takes moro than handsome
Clothes. par Of kid gloves and fnsh-
ionabIe hat to make . geptlo.uau. -
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