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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

E>oR RENr-A CULTIVATED PRIVATE FAMILY,
! y. AZ pepsrfments one the comforts OF rrnned
roma bright and cheerful Sill 9Th ST NJ. jsis-sf'
Cos RENT-soCTHERN FRONT ROOM, SUIT
III, sp1e iof ,s9 youns Gentlemen; also hall room
EoR kENT-la33 p ST. NV. THREE FUR
nsss q soems for light
suitable for light housekeeping or for parties Who
prefer eoardng location central and ne u door 90
Sic 9th st NV, between 0 and O'Clock. sls-3t'
S0 FOE ,REMLa3l2 G ST Nv PARl2R FLOOR
snss Of en- b
mad to suit; hrst-clssa table ard n'
EoR RENI.IHEs coNp FLOOR 90 By 100 OF
conyeniences; two DOOR from fenasylvania ave In
EoR RENT-PLEAsANT FRONT ROOM Win
g men: very few bssrsrs in house iosstion ds,isSi-
t isrm sP %SssT,, Prank In Square 500 18th
Tor RENT-A LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
ate: private family. ais 2 st NV. ,als-at'
HSoR RENT-FUkNIsHED ROOMS, IN FAMILY
Il of two: south front l45i X 1. ave n jsis-3ts
ISoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNISHED ROOMS.
i en- suite III ID st, opposite Metropolitan SlaL
IloR RENT-IN NORTHWEST SECTION. LARGE
ESomi s1,'sSls for three or four Gentlemen, or
kar. Be-. R s me o sent out ned
NOR RENT-NEAR IOWA CIRCLE A PLEASANT
suite Of Rooms front parlor with large bed room,
or large back Iarlor with mantel bed table boari II
desired private family; references. 1908 . St nv
IyoR RENT-PARLoR AND BED ROOM on FIRST
noori handson .ly furnished At COS 18th St NV.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH OR
IL without board, Clinton House, eth and / sta n W
New furniture. aud under new management jxlt-tHs
LoR NT-FURNIsHED-FIRsT OR SECOND
hoor. suitable for be rooms and p4rlors; house oc-
CURED ~ owner; small family references exchanged
lozo lfth ST. cor CorcorAn- Jal4-6ts
VSoR RENT-PARLoR FLOOR AND OTHER FUR
nished Rooms sinsiy or en- suite, with or without
\, OR RENr-l5O2 H ST. NV, HANDSOMELY
furnished Rooms finest location in the city, con-
Nenient to hotels and street cars jal4-6ts
EoR RtNT-3l7 ~ ST, OPPOSITE DIR sun
Il derland's church; seve-al large handsomely fur
nished rooms; table board a specially. ythins
first-class, at reasonable terms jall-2ws
IyoR NT-s4o-HANDsoMFLY FUENIsHEp
hat and gas: bath broom same floor. Also another
large bed room. 10 extra on LIST Sd floor. s6 n
st. third door from DR. sunder ands Church. d30- lms
EoR kENT-6ll 18Th ST. n W., CONVENIENT
II to the Ebbitt and Rigs House, nicely furnished
Member or others Also, one single room; everything
hrs t-class. d24-4ws
IGOR RENT-lS23 I ST, ELEGANTLY FUR
Il nished suite Of three rooms on first floor; also
room for gentleman on third foor references ja6-3m
LOR RENT-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR
lors, en- suite or sinnle also pleasant hall rooms.
suitable for gentlemen with without board Ct 500
18th st. NV. References Exchanged ols-l3ws
INoR RENT<NEAR CHAMBERLAINs CHOICE
IL rooms; S. )e or en- suite south windows. herdics
PASS the door. suitable for Office with or
without board 10l3 18th ST. n2S2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

IL begins TO look as II William L Scott were
bigger ran than samuel j. Randall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

u. u
BoYs CLOTHING.
\ UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING aooDa
10y E EEs S S SHsE
aus assa ZEE SENT SENT
E e. e. + e. 6 ss$!,!jSE JBIsI|E
toFF MARKED PRICEs)
Clothing Stores Dry Goods Stores Furniture Stores
are being closed out at 90 per cent discount OF the
reduced prices At the PALAIs ROYAL The only
broken Lots the following, which 80 ut 33x
per cent discount:
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
IRISH POINT CURTAINS
Regular Prices. s5.75 ESQ $1,000 s15.75
Reduced Prices....... 500 675 s.75 l4OO
Less Discount........ Leg 2.25 291 4.66
To Go At......... s334 a SO s5.s4 so.34
Regular Prices........ $1,000 $1,000 so7.oo
Reduced Prioes....... 1900 5000 $500
Less Discount........ 600 6.66 S.33
To Go At........ sl2OO s1334 s16.67
VELOUR AND SILK TURcoMAN CURTAINS
Regular Prices $4,000 $500 $4,000
Reduced Prices. $500 1850 5000
Less DiscOunt............. 1900 1850 1880
To Go At............ $4,000 $500 ssss4
TAPESTRY FURNITURE COVERINGS
Regular Prices. $3.50 $3.50 s375 s5.75 s8.75
Reduced Prices. $50 275 3.25 500 600
Less Discount. SO 81 LOS 1.66 200
To Go At. sls7 elisa sa.17 sas4 s4oo
BRocATELLE FURNITURE COVERING
Reduced from IS to $3.50: less Discount Of $3.50.
POLES Wood and Brass
Reduced Prices. 35 so rs sl00 s15o q SO
33k Discount. IL .l6 .25 .33 so .s3
To Go A.. "a "a so 81 sLoo sle7
II few 25 cont Poles left. but they will probably
be gone when you CALL so We have not placed them on
the shove list.
PRINCES
The sslesmen were too busy give list Of prices. Il
be stated. however. that still have hun.
dred pieces remaining Your choice at y less than
they're marked.
BOYS CLoTHINa-HATs.
5 Children's Overcoats e to 5 years), Double
breasted Frock Coats with Inverness Capes genuine
London made imported to sell at S12 so; to 20 at
&6T5 B Kilt Overcoats e to years. London made.
imported to sell for s1O to at - 75 L each for
Pm land years old Children Half Kilt Overcoats i'm
ported to sell for go: to go e4.75~...2 Brown
Bouce Cloth Overcoats. with Satih1 lined Hoods (aees
Nsvy-Blue cages 2h, and 81, cost $3.50: to 20 at
$3.50. Genuine Imported Silk Plush Tam O'Shanter
Caps reduced from 81 ?5 to 81 49, Those at 1875 to
go at 3L25 Those at 81 90, to at $l15. Those OF
Corduroy marked 81 8. to go at roc
eT Above few illustrations show how we intend to
dispose of broken lots Unbroken lots still going 90
per cent Discount of the reduced prices.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
No broken lots yet but advise early call for any
Of the following:
75c. 72-inch Table Damssk. 0oing st 60.
25c. Towels of all knos, going at zoe
$L5O Table 'pkins. going at 1.25 dozen.
81 30 IA Marseilles Bedspreads, going at 81 .12.
Doc. Merits Shrunk Flannels, going at 4Oc
25 MERITS Shrunk Skirts, going at al.
sI25 Embroidered Flannels going at 81
81 Dress-length Gin9hams, going at Soc
Hemstitched Linen Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases
eF THE PALAIs ROYALS Advertisement in other
half of this column may interest you
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-A coLoRED MAN, WITH THE BEST
,,,suS q % 70 .:.ss Y houss Ss and
once once 70 n's> wages w. ADDRESS Box ios' sssr
WANTED-BoY Win SOM ExPIRTENCE X
Boz io sssl Ss
WANTED-A GOOD BARBER IL ST.
WANTED-AeESTsI n EVERY CITY AND TOWN
instantly and does not in ure the paper Es-ry boi-
keeper md clerk wants one ss.S s sS Ssns
WANTED-A PHoToaRAPHER WHO UNDER
,o,h stand, :. outdoor work Can It basement Of !o7
wANTED-NHITE GIRL FOR NrRsE GIRL
Az ssS applied yesterday IL am. might call ain
Narof 80 ps nssa .n m9s nHls
SIS 81 e "a 400 per month f
bsrmaid. Nurses and L.nndresses in city orr away;
g SAT- h.SSs sec Tsa
WANTED GOOD COOK IN A PRIVATE FAM.
,.fs, ny; must assist in wsnins and ironing; city
references required Apply at l425 Corcoran St 1t.
w sio 70 $40: chsmberm.ids ..sitresses nars a
a sardrsss men n SCons walters butler. sossh@sn
WANTED.TwO WHITE GIRLS, ONE AS G. AM
.nd Sermnid and Lsnndress the Sshsr e. watssss
WANTED-LADY FOUR OR FIVE HOURS DAILY,
w "a weekly while learning: increased salary II
Ia. sss ssh Apply
WANTED..A YOUNG LADY mot UNDER
w twenty Typ.writ for ornament position in
and "a. Sun Building '' '''' 'pp"' js iG
WANTED-IN A PUBLIC OFFICE. A PERSON
q s sna :n1 SSUa ns
81 ssr a Of
WANTED COOKS. NURSES, WAITREssFs,
w maids, sesmstresses, &c. 500 white women cooks
K, ssn SsESG .s Ssss 81
n. W. jalS-3ts
w wRITfR OPERATORS AND
w perso.s contemplating renting machines for the
los esnF sFdsy
WANTEp-A MARRIED MAN on STOCK FARM,
SssnSs IL: 4: sss d ' is
WANTED ,PE-wRIIER OPERATORS TO
% SH ey
WANSTEsDDaaJDDgSNpsSIREs, .. EMPLoYMENI ,. su.
and States. with reference. III NJ st. jal6-ets
WANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN THE Arr OF
o Se nse 81 sy nae tailor sn with
go ds 525 11th st NV, opposite Moses. jal4-lm
WaAXSrED AN ACTIVE Man LocATED OUT
month. to represent IN his own Iocali,y an I'D
house: references. SUPT. MFG. HOUSE. Lock Box
1855. n \. d29th&s.4w
WANTED-BOYS, WITH GOOD SOPRANO
w voices. Salaries paid. Apply at ST JOHNS
CHO1R-ROOM, 18th and II sta NV, Tuesday and En-
day evenings. $3.50 O'Clock. jsl0-5tkthks3n
WANTED-5MEN. WOMEN BOYS. AND @ RLs.
w TO earn zoe. to 81 hour at their own homes
humbus: work is simple and easy Twenty working
samples envelope, containing o sample Of goods
and full instructios for l0c, 70 help pay post
age &c. Address ii. G. HOWELL CO., Rutland, VI.
dl2-2m
WANTED-A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY.
w Learners for Prof. CHRtSTNEk'S In
transitional Tailor System with any inch rule
tare-m measure alone, all scientific tailors CUT.
Patterns and materials cut, basted. draped or made:
Mime. g. }. MESSER, Conservatory VI Modes" l1..s.
Fstn.w. Washington, DC d6-:,Ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

Property PLACED with me for rent sale IN nbersIly
advertised free Of coet TO the owner.
For list Of property for sale call OF send at Office
16 r. q. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta nv
NON RENT-oN NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE B.
story brick house, newly and suIerby FURNISHED !;
office. lnl 4-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
STORES. OFFICES ETC

TO 25............... 81 $6s Ia ave. basement $50
Sl3 Nd sv. av. ware <os Ia av.. I'd a. Ar I. 20
store and Dwelling 500 isth and B',is, M - Ar !, z
l3th ST. W. ST.. 80 Lenox Bldg, room s.. 10
Store and dwelling. 43 stable rear 81 A NV 10
st. sw or....-.... .SS Stable resr 400 & y. nv q
The above 10 only PORTION Of the property on my
books For fun list call once for bullrsia issued on
the LIST and 18th uslTl THos. 4 wAoGAMAN
lroR kENT-s3i RHODE ISLAND AVE NV:
tenant only eco W. CLARENCE DuyALL
1als-8 e25 IT NV
lroR RENT-S02 MASS AVE n Y, Two-sToRY
Il aud basement bay ~ipdow Brics House; new ak
reSns aud eathi Al " PaP.ed taroa. bout; rent,
IroR RENT-A LOVELY CoRNIR RESIDENCE
u'4ss o It. been built only .hrte years: newly
paI~red and painted. III rooms with all modern inn
1a9-l -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-50c PER loot. FOUR LOTS on NJ
St. between - and 9th sts W, a the low price Of
39c per loot sire cars pas Iroperty 80 per it,
Jal9-3t' A. 7. CoUABE 1925 New York ave-
NOR sALE-Ar A BARGAIN, II PURcaA SEQ AT
i once number Of very desirab e build ny lots on
9tn st. between Is and G and also q st. be-
tween 18th and 18th ne. LOUIS p. sHoEMAKLR,
E0R sALE-LoT on WEST SIDE OF 9TH ST.
tals-3t sa7 = st NV
EoR sALE-cHEAP-A, GOOD LOT on ~ BET
ono cf terms easy c." PA Ike Sss 'G and s :.
Tor sALE-LoTs on RHODE ISLAND AVE.
1, to the corner Sf tetG i .Pa ss 600
EoR sALE-A TENTH INTERE, II IN THE BEAU.
graded this winter and spporttned among the
IN The spring An opportunity Tor an inyestment that
wal al 9aS 'Sr W MI foGS 90 tSSs
EoR sALE-CHoIcE LOTS on r. L. NY; AND
ties $4,000 # S. T. bargain MI. ION LUCKETr.
IHOR SALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS IN LIE DkOIT
Il Park. GURLEY BRoTnERs. 1919 st. jal3-6t
L'OR SALE VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
u at the Intersection Of \; y, avenue. and North
s:IsSl ssFfst hostsE NJ Ss sps " nsrf,n
1>oR sALE-wE HAVE FOR SALE A DESIRABLE
Il piece Of business property. s51l0O l2th. Just
north of la sy.; also ST. bet. llth aud 18th 1:SX
sf Z
ja9-2w 1888 r ST.
IroR sALE-CHEAP-LoTs AT FOREST GLEN,
Md l. In and cents yer foot 4 sels before
ja4-Im. I423H + ST.
lroR sALE-THE BEsT INVESTMENT OF THE
or Avenue Within qua % q awe
street cars, for only $500 each.s?5 down, balance
~ ZEE month 14 Is New rHi Yort ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
FOR RENT-STORES.

IroR RENT-SToRE, SUITABLE FOR ANY BUsI.
ness: fixtures for ttcher store box &C.; also
nIne-r room brick house. all modern improvements
nice location, rent cheap. Inquire la23 Pa.
jals-3t'
ISOR RtNT-SToRE AND DWELLING, 900 BID
Il st. Apply sos I'd st. jal7-as
EoR RENT BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
Il l4th St. 2OxsO fl concerted cellar size; "
room dwelling aboyr; large brick stable Also. fine
store, cor 10th and y. y. ave. J. " T. MNEES
jal Inn l42S New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

Il EIDAYS
E Eh ERR ks 90 90 Xxx EEEE NM
e. IL II $ d s. S T. T.. IN
{ IT, $sj$ + + ::
FOR RKD-TICKET DAY.
The inclsment weather Of the week has given us an
stock and select from it all Of remnants broken LOTS
&C. which Win be sold to morrow at especially attrac
DRY GOODS DEPT
R1Ts Of l and WIT = q a.
Remnants Of Drsss Goods and Table Damasks at less
than cost price We have not space to mention items.
ART RMBY DEPT.
u lot 81 Chenille Tassels; were 10 and Ice. each
lot Of Persian Scarfs: were Csc: Friday 24c each
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
lot Of Figured Madras for curtains; was 10c. q
Friday u e So i p. sS Was s9
Friday si.5o pair was s425: Friday s3.
dOSlEh1 j..
lot Of Childrens' Ribbed Cashmere Hose. sizes 4
to blsck and colors regular prices were so to Sc
lcs Of ' SSd Ra "a Hamel. Hair
in Vests "a 80 &c. "a in Pants "a. as Is. So rs
J, si D,w fna.y s b; Regular price was to
NOTION DEPT.
lot Needles all yes; to close at To- a psper
lot G. Pins: to close at L. = box
lot 81 Hair Brushes; Friday Soc
SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPT
lot Oh Toilet sponses was IL to 25c.; Friday &C.
! lot Of English Tooth Brushes: worth 25c Friday
JEwELRY DEPT.
lot c. Shell Hair Pins; worth l5c. Friday &c
1 lot of Shell Combs: worth 25c Friday loo.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT
y lot OF EdginE. Sosary. Silk. &C.: sold at so and
lot O. sack GhAntilly and Spanish Al-over Silk
lot of Fox NUTS: worth "a Friday Al o.
al lot Of Black Coney Nuns: worth $3.50; Friday
Al lot of Misses Seal Mufs; worth $3.50; Friday
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPT.
FL lot 81 Finest Sets Collars and Cuffs; were 4Oc
lot Of Children's Insh Flax Col a,: were 81: Fri
LACE DEPT.
10. Of Oriental Laees; were ioe; Friday Sc yard.
75c.: Friday 3Sc. yard.
EMBY DEPT.
lot Of wide colored Emby; worth Is to Soc .
yard: Friday l0c e yard
GENTS FURNISHING DEPT.
The balance OF our tic. colored bordered Handler
chiefs: Friday 2 for pc.
lot of Gents 81 Dosskin Antts: Friday 4sc.
N.B.-M llinery. Cloaks corsets .nd Muslin Under.
wear items in our 'ad" under the Ladies' Column
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TrOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS. CORNER OF
Il 18th and sts GURLEY BROTHERS, 1919 at.
jal3-6t
nor RENT-OFFICES-INO OUR NEW BUILDING
Il all convenience, steam heat
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
d244w' 1907 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

OSC. woRSTED BALL DRESS TRIMMING ALL
HC shades, cut to Sc per yard. Marked in blue
figures. DOUBLE COMBINA ION,
ta13-6. 1241 and 1243 / tn st. se,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

nUR MAMMOTH CIRCULAR CONTAINS $50
~ great bargains every article cut marked in blue
figures: DOUBLE COMBINAT ON STORE.
lanl0-Ot l24l and l241 u In at "a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


EoR RENT-li5 Sd 81. NE, io-noons AND
ss ~ ~ .S :;s''s 81 sohs b6SSEcr sss
Es ssssSs,SS sos .A a NO. A1pJ % o~ps, is,i
ESoR RENT-BY FEBRUARY Isl, eo24 r ST.
- Nv. a. ei6ht-room rress br1ck hcunss 81 modern
,npr0vs@snss' sss pr mouth Apply % lis h3
EoR REXr-500 b ST. z. W.. IN 4 MOST pEsI-
nhas locality, nine MONA medorI inprovenepts
. pnI ess nss; $3.50 per month wA X s.un
EoR RENIL DESIRABLE INV HOUSE, RAy;;
;sSs;s'ss ,ssi; ;sss
EQh RENr-ieif 10Th ~ NV A coMFoRTA-
pc ~ ven room brick house price fs5 Ter month
A,p'' 70 D. fLAiN. 81 Cloud baldias. eth and
Tor RENT-sIx. ROOM HOUSE, NO ixos iiTH
Rac p N h ssps elS Appis noe Lst CT
EoR RENr-lols o ST. n. " FIGHT ROOMS
Nc an wsfEhs 500 iiss e a and P.'sr'd
I,oR RENT : BRICK HOUSE NEARLY NEw;
hay window. MONS. fev doors from Avenue carr.
1904 New Hampshire ave knQuire 1915 Ienn-yi-
II and lles-sntly stuatsd brlok dwelling nine ro0ms
including bath los I'd stn hl7-6t.
l>oR RENr-2.2 Sd ST. n z. THIRTEEN ROOM
i fne House. ESQ tls 4th st se : rooms; very
MARKS alley s.e. i've Houses. J rooms zach. ss Wv
Jsl9-3r c. h KNIGHT. e0s 9Th 81 nv
L>oR RENT-BY eEo. W. IlNkINs
rs sssss s ~ : .ns st; N,
200 Pa ave On stb. 80 second-sty. rm~ 2iiso
pole q st. l2r. eS suitable for business 20
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Observation-Disclosures

IIOR RENT-STABI,E IN ALLEY BETWEEN X
i and l. and 10th and 18th sits perfect order;
pacty four horses and turee and gas
jsI4-0t HILL JOHNSTON. 73s l5ths St
LNOR hENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
Il store, No 14ls High ST.. Georgetown. ID. c., tn
fixtures; &l5 per month Il. A. PHILLIPS. l42S
New lork avenue. la5-1m
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-A LADY WISHES PART OF A SMALL
w House (unfurnished): rent moderate: convenient
TO Interior Department: would accommodate owners
with board If desired: reference Address Box liz
Star office. Ml9-2ts
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
placed with will be literally advertised at our
pense Rents collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON. 1913 Il. Adjoin-
ing Sun Building. je13
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.Is sll \ A =. tI az. iss 's- Or
l.O9 18th 81 NV IN. 90
~ fi n 81 s.a W. On $50. 20 Is Is
Cor. 18th and Boy sts-
m 1. Or.....-.....-...--2S
1873 sth Ct nv. 2 n.
basement and 2 n LIST
, uour ...-.....----.--
! h2l est sw- o nh
1921 ll1h st. n. W .orl3. 20
, g. { st s.w.. 4rr. 4
023 tssex Court n-wl2 30
} 4S4 LIST 1T av- 5rs 1880
, st sw.. 5rs. ESQ
!, Ills 4th 81. ne. 4r L.
, kesr 100 sth ct Nv,
III ~
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NOR RENT-HotIsFk

E0R RENT-HOUsE6
II l42l y 81 n. ",
fur 1irs.,,,;..:...sle'
nw lSr.. .......llo.6,
Park Hotel. 9TH St road.
o.Or.,.....-...-:....-..-.ss
eo1 N 81. NV l2r......
1888 q ST NV. lsr...-.f.
1905 Il St NV. lxrs. q.
l4lo y St NV. srs. 81
1921 Goth st. n w.. 6l
2uo q ST. NV Yrs. ,.....5 b,
lsos Pa. av. NV. Or :. 3.
Ito n It n. ". 9r.......3.
sOl n. J. sv. -. llrs, ~
~. y X stn W. r-27.S,
l235 q ct. NV. r....2,
zoos ID st. Sc, r.. ,.
BOB l. Cap. St. 6rs. ..-..,l
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fora fuu nst apply 10 WESCOTT WILCOX
1al4 1907 PennsylvsniA O.
IyoR RENT-lll7 10TH ST. n W.; KEY AT
II g.ocery, corner st.. rent s25. Inquire s26 Ia
ave d2s-2m
lSoR RENT-EIoHT ROOM BRICK 1913 EAST
COrcornn Building. ialS-lws
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED FIRsT-CLAss COLORED CA
w terer, nice dining an Kitchen with not less
than ten boarders or sui able Pi &c for an eating
nee. )alS-3r
WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY-3 RooNs
w suitable for Rht housekeeping; permanent, if
satisfactory. Address b. b, 6:}2 ID al. n. W. IL
HKTANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w Rooms for light housekeeping for three adults;
price must be reasonable; state price, etc Address
b. w.. Star office. IT.
TXyANTED-ROOMS-MAN PERSONS CALL ON
w us every day TOR furnished aud uni furnished
rooms. Persons having them rent should us.
ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 612 9th ST. NV. s. l5t'
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EoR RENT-BY X o. BoLTzM4a
OFFICE ROOMS

= - HHAA.
> Building. "fireproof. 2 ele-
a vators. ileated % steam.
y from ESQ 20 900 each.
y 9sl Il St. "a fioOr, , front
y ~ heated by steam sl0o
q Gal y. 30 floor. ; fruni ~
q heated by steam. .s333
. zoos y st. ID floor So
q s:S1 Il st. I'd foot. 50
v y3I B st-, Sd door, lrm. Is
y s.5s ! So. I'd fiOOr -. b
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-02-09

If the subscription to the Roanoke &
Southern Railroad is carried, THE SENT1-
MEL predicts that a new enterprise in the
shape of a cotton factory will be erected in
Winston in the near future. Werkingmen'
stick pin herel
The wholesale and retail mercantile es-
Establishment of Messrs. Hinshaw & Medea ris
is doing a good business. Low-prieed goods
and courteous statesmen have been the secret
of their success. These gentlemen have a
change in their advertisement this week. to
which your attention is directed.
As the train on the Salem branch was
returning from Greensboro Saturday night,
just beyond Kernersville, the engineer dis
| covered a horse on the track, and before the
train could be stopped the animal was run
over and killed. The animal was the prop
erty of Mr.. Levi Mathes, of Kernersville.
The Philharmonic Society will render
| the latter part of next week, the grand ora
torio "rhe Lay of the Bell" accompanied
| by the Salem Orchestra, assisted by Mr..
Robt. Carmichael. The society has been
regularly at work upon this fine musical
composition for some time, and we may
| therefore naturally expect something choice
in the way of music.
In order that every voter may under
stand thoroughly the benefits to be derived
by the Roanoke & Southern road, we would
suggest that mass meeting be called before
election day, when addresses can be made
explaining to everyone the necessity and
Importance OF their going to the polls. 9th
er towns in the STATE are keeping pace with
the tide of progress, why not Winston-Salem?
Last Thursday was Ground Hog Day
or so termed by the old people. The animal
comes out from his winter quarters and if
he sees his shadow he goes back and remains
six weeks, which signifies that there will be
that length of winter weather yet; but if he
fails to see his shadow he rem aims out, which
means that winter has broke. If there is
any truth in the tradition winter has bid us
adieu.
The Mt. Airy Neus says: "Hon ]. C.
Buxton, next Congressman from the Fifth
District, was in town this week. This is no
advertisement. Don't get uneasy about
that Buxton would carry the district cas-
lily. Hurrah for J. g. B.p Right brother.
THE SENTINEL believes Buxton sta nds head
and shoulders lin more ways than one)
above any other man that can be named for
Congress man-and we expect to see him
"git there"
Il. Kline, the jeweler, who has held
forth at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
for several months past, took French leave
on Wednesday night of last week. His
whereabouts are unknown, and only trunk
containing few clothes is left to remind
Mrs. L. D. Mock of his unpaid board bill,
Besides this number of people are short
of watches, which had been left at his shop
for repairs. Several of the watches were
gold and very valuable.