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We, therefore, ask you 10 continue
trading With us, and those who have not
been dealing with US in the past, we ask
to give us trial, and We will guarantee
you entire. satisfaction every time.
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Carrying Concealed Weapons.

The following is the correspondence
alluded to in the Columbia correspond
ence of the Sunday Neacs published yes
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-01-12

We never were in better position
to do business than now, and if we do not
make an increase this year, not only in
the number Of our customers, but also in
the amount of our gross sales, it will be
the first year since the house was formed.
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We mean to accomplish this by
treating our patrons courteously and po-
litely, and selling them good Goods at the
right kind of prices.
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Guilford County, N. G.
May &c, 1887 4G 1y
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A New DEPARTMENT.


partment 0 complete stock Of
FEATHERS AND FEATHER PILLOWS,
which We shall mark At lower prices than gepor.
ally asked for these goods.
We have secured the products Of q manu-
facturer whose machinery and facilities for sort
Feather Pillows il not surpassed, IL indeed
eaualled in this country, and we take pleasure
In commencing them to the trade. every pair
being guaranteed tree from any unpleasant
We shall carry four qualities. and shal show
each in all the different sizes and weightk They
are covered with an excellent grade of Feather
proof striped Ticking, and are the cheapest
good Pillows possibly obtainsbls.
prime selected Live Geese Festhers, and are
Guaranteed permanently odorless and free from
dust or qutils. There are no better goose-feath-
ers pulled than these. Only 75c per pound,
put up in muslin bags holding from 70 10
DUAL. No. 3-Ready-msde Fearher Pillows,
Gzes from n by 27.iuch to "a by 2S-inch, 3
60 IbA, from 81; 80 70 y. 40 per Pillow.
" rs NO. Il IN Feather PillUxa
oL75 TO S2S0 per Pillow.
DUAL. No. ..1-Rssdy-m.de Feather Pillows,
Allied with the best grade prime Live Geese
stSe,rs; and .ass " VII Ds
inch. 81 70 4 pounds. 81 So to IS per r. PilioW.
Pillows Of ..Half-snd- hall :" One-h,K best
sslectsd Lave Geese Feathsra' and half Of excsl-
siss, ~ By xs-inch; weight 2Hlba price.
ss SIC Il BY so-,nch: ws,sh. ma pr.oa
Ssss inspection Of the new stock l. cordially
o0n A' WOODWARD ) LorHsop.
se3 Cor. 11th and y stA q. I
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WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor. l 18th and 4 sts. q
EARLY FA11 BARGAINS.

EARLY FAIL BARGAINS
NAPKINa-We have Just secured so dozen Y
Half Bleached German Linen Damask Napkins.
which got wet in transportation across the
ocean They were never before sold for less
than 81. We shall close out these 90 dozen at
81 30 per dozen
(Second door.)
BLANkETS.-To open the season in this de-
partment we shall offer full Six-pound ALI
Wool Eleven quarter Blanket. large enough to
tuck in at the sides, at 30 per pair. These are
white with red, pink and blue borders. 1t Is
the best We can get to sell at the price.
Fourth foor.)
TORCHON LACES AGAIN!-4,5OO yards
Torchon Laces. in about twenty different
edges ranging from u to inches, only &c. per
yard.
2, 500 yards Torchon Laces in twenty differ
ent patterns up to 5 inches wide, only l2Kc
per yard We have offered good values in these
laces, a. you well know. but these are the best
NEW WINDSOR TIES-45 dozen Children,s
Silk Windsor Ties, at 25c. each. Finer, and new
styles, at 5Oc. each. Novelty" Wiadsor Ties
Of fine Pongee silk. in rich oriental designs and
colorings. only 81 &c. EACH Beautiful Scarfa
(First door; right OF main entrance.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and + SITS. n ".
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SPECIAL SALE Or MEN,s HOSE

SPEc1AL SALE Or MEMS HOSE.
Having secured some wonderfully good val
ues in Mems Half Hose shall inaugurste q
special SALE marking them at exceptionally low
prices III order to give them a wide, quick dis
tribution We note in part the following:
100 dozen Mems Good Heavy Solid-colored
Seamless British Half Hose, in Navy, Garnet
and two shades of Seal Brown
ONLY 12HC.; PAIRS FOR 25C.
20 dozen Mems Good Quality UHbleached Bal
briggan Half Hose. full regular made, double ut
heel and toe, an extraordinary value.
ONLY 124c; PAIRS FOR CSC.
so dozen Fine Fancy striped English Half
Hose, fall weights. in Terra-C Gotta, Red and
Brown ground shades with fancy colored
stripes. Never before sold for less than 25c.
ONLY 49,; PAIRS FOR soc.
90 dozen Fine-grade Unbleached Balbriggan
Half Hose, closely woven, full regular made,
double heel and toe, good lengths, and extra
ONLY 1sc., PAIRS FOR Soc
SPECIAL.-Mens Fine English Striped Half
& Il. Morley, of London. England. and SO
stamped: choice variety Of stripes, never before
ONLY aiC., 5 PAIRS FOR 81.
100 dozen Mems Fine English Half-Hose,
fall weights. split feet full regular made, dou-
BILE heel and toe French foot. in solid Navy,
Seal Slate, Drab; also. few choice stripe in dark
rich colorings; These qualities are equal to
those commonly sold at 33ts and 81 NC.
ONLY 25C. PER PAIR.
In passing glance at the window display Of
these lf'Hose. as it gives q very fair idea Of
the variety we are Offering.
entrance. 1913 st. n.wl
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. i th and 4 sts, q. w
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II Is SAFE To SAY

THAT NEARLY EVERYBODY IN WASHINGTON
REMEMBERS THE SPECIAL FIRE SALE" OF
LAST FEBRUARY. AT WHICH TIME WE SOLD
OUT OUR HEAVY STOCK ALMOST TO GAR
NENT.
THIS NECEssITATED OUR PUTTING IN AN
ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF GOODS FOR THE FALL
TRADE. AND WE PLACE THEM UPON OUR
TABLES ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER lsT
you WILL FIND HERE THEN THE NEWEST
AND BEST THINGS FROM THE NORTHERN
MARKETS. AND JUST FROM THE MAKERS
HANDS
ON THAT DAY WE WILL ALSO EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
TROUsERISGs. WHICH WE WILL MAKE UP
TO ORDER FROM 50 UP
THESE ARE THE NEWEST AND MOST FASH
IoSABLE STYLES. AND We THINK THE BEST
VALUE
7. b. BARNUM & Co,
su31 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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The new library project received another back
Get last week. In the refusal OF the House to
sent 70 the Senate's appropriation. The matter
will go into conference again, and all that the
most sanguine friends OF the library hope for Is
compromise agreement on the expenditure OF
u,ooo,oOo TO carry forward the work on the west
front and the "tie." or elIptical connection be-
tween the west and east fronts This would be
better than nothing, but it Is a pitiful thing to
contemplate, nevertheless. Here Is a nation Of
Exty million people; plan for an improvement
which has been agitated in a congress Of their
representatives for some fifteen years; and huge
excavation, covering the entire area staked out
for the building. every uncovered part OF which
must be either fiIled up again at very heavy ex-
pense, or allowed TO stand as the bed OF pool
useless TO the Government, unsghtly from an
artistic point Of view unwholesome for the neigh
borhood, and a serious menace TO the solidity of
any work which may be done there at a future
date. The folly OF leaving matters In this shape,
Is as business proposition, sufficiently obvious.
No individual would think OF so treating ven-
ture OF his own II Is all the more tantalzing to
witness when we find the legislators who brought
II about excusing their conduct on the plea that
they had no idea, In consenting TO the plan
originally adopted. that the cost Of the finished
building would exceed $1,000 600 There Is not
one OF them who cannot divide and multiply, and
apply the rule OF three: and, given a certain
architectural work already accomplished, which
cost SIC, OOO, 900 under the most prudent manage
ment, and another yet 70 be built, covering more
space and Its cost still undetermined. not one
could be deceived against his will TO the proba-
Bile expense involved In the latter. Certainly not
one could In good faith have been so mised as TO
suppose that the second could be kept within one
third OF the cost OF the first. The entire business
wears an air OF uncandid afterthought, which win
not be dispelled till Congress has at least con-
sented 70 carry the work on the whole building TO
point where IL can be taken up in separate parts
and completed as needed, without undoing half
that has been done and wasting the money spent
up TO date.
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F1vn Do11AR WINTER WAYS

TIVE DOLLAR WINTER WRAPS
We have small quantity of Ladies' Winter
WRAPS that were left over from last season, and
desiring to close them ont before opening the
new goods We have placed them ON a counter to
themselves, and marked the entire lot at the
ridiculously low price of
FIVE DOLLARS EACH,
representing a reduction of one-third one-half
and two thirds their regular prices
CHOICE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
] Black Brocaded Velvet Visite size 3S.
l Black Failie SILK Visite. size 49,
Seal BrocadedVelvet Visite, size SO.
! Seal Plush Short Wrap size 3D.
Black Wool Grenadine Visite, size SO.
Gray Novelty Cloth Vislte, size 80.
Black Beaded Shoulder Wraps, size 81
Also few Others which We have not the space
to MENTION as we desire to call attention to the
lot OF Ladies' Jackets at 81. so each. which were
originally double the price.
(Third hOor)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV
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BOYS School CLOTHING.

Dogs SCHOOL OLOTHING.
We call your attention to our Fall Stock of
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS
EXTRA PANTS
Which we secured under very advantageous cir
cumstances. and are enabled to quote the lowest
possible prices consistent with their quality and
high standard Of workmanship.
Boys Fall School Suits of Dark Scotch Mix
lures Cheviots Cassineres, and plain shades in
Tricots, Corkscrews, &c. Excellent line Of
styles, well made and serviceable school suits
Sizes 4 to ) years Prices $3.50, $3.50. 80,
So, 1850, SIS, 60 and $40 per suit.
Large assortment of Boys Extra Pants in Cor
duroys, CheviOts, Cassmeres. and Fancy Mix
lures in great variety OF patterns. Sizes to
IA years.
81 TO $3.50 PER PAIR,
We are also showing a splendid line of
BOYS NAVY BLUE FLANNEL WAISTS.
Sizes to IA years. Very cheap. $1,25. 81 so,
and 81 each.
Boys Fine Flannel Shirt Waists in light. me-
dunn. and dark mixtures, all sizes Only S1.75
and 81 each.
Balance Of the 75c. and SIC Mothers
Friend" Laundered Percale Shirt Waists have
been reduced to SOC. each. in order to close them
out this week.
(Third hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
I nd n ats n NJ
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party Of anarchists were roughly handled at
Cleveland last evening for venturing too near a
workingmen's procession with their red nag That
Is something the right-minded American laborer
VIII not stand He knows that In the flag OF his
country Is the hope OF real iberty-that which not
only enables the poor man to earn his dollars
without hindrance, but insures TO him their
peaceaole possession when they have once got
into his hands The red nag represents TO him
nothing but the destruction Of social order, and
the rule that the man who Is Industrious and
thrifty shall divide his hard-earned income with
the lazy and shiftless
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Representative Scott stuck a new feather in his
cap yesterday. The FELTON, bill, the Hermann bill
the voorhees, BILL the Cummings bill, and the
Belmont-Morrow bill, all aiming at the same gen.
eral end, OF prohibiting Chinese immigration, but
proposing TO reach It by slightly different paths,
had Jagged too long on the way, as it seemed to
him Besides, they divided the honors together
too nicely between the two partieS So this push
ing Pennsylvanian stepped forward, and, In a
half-hour by the clock, contrived TO do more than
all the other statesmen Interested In the subject
had succeeded In doing in eight months. Mr..
Scott Is always proud 10 be spoken OF as a s.rail
road man." 1t Is the railroads, rather that ought
70 feel battered, after his yesterdays exhibition OF
speed
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Postmaster Pearson, OF New York. comes In for
adruboing from the women who can't voLe as
well as from the men who can. The women md
fault with him because he has 50 persistently op-
posed the employment OF their sex In the post
ONCE. The men have other, and as they think,
more practical reasons for their dislike OF him Be-
tween the assaults from these two sets OF enc
mics Mr.. Pearson must have an uncommonly
strong grip on his once II he contrives 10 hold fast
10 It through the coming campaign.
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There is bolt among the republicans OF Onon-
daga County, n. Y, against the political leader
ship OF senator Hiscock, which some OF the local
prophets affect to regard as very dangerous to
the prospects OF the party this fall There will be
time enough 10 bewail the senator's destruction,
however. after he has been destroyed. A good
many adventurous politicians have undertaken
the task OF killing MIN on, but his vitality has
steadily Increased In spite OF them. The nearest
approach TO success was in 1Ss2, when Mr.. Bel
den, the present member from the Onondaga dis
trfct WAS believed by his friends TO be In sympa-
thy with the bolt; but even then the best that
could be done was TO send Mr.. Hiscock back to
Congress with majority OF the total vote against
him, but sufficient plurality In his favor to pull
him through without any question. This time, it
appears. Mr.. Belden is out OF the tight; and what
that means may easily be judged when it is re-
membered that the fragment OF their party which
one OF these two gentlemen does not carry In his
gripsack, the other carries In his pocket
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Elections In Arkansas have not counted for
much as political pointers as a rule, since the
times when Powell Clayton and stephen W. Dor
sey relieved the partisan monotony. That which
was held yesterday resulted, as has been the Gus
tom now for several years, In a democratic VIC
tory. Definite returns cannot be reached for
several days yet but present appearances indicate
little, IL any, Improvement In the plurality, con-
sadering the increase OF population In the state
during the last four years
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WooDwAnD s. LoEHRors
"srORE NEWS"
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 1885,
Oman earh evening until q O'Clock

TUESDAY. SEPIEMbER Il 1888.
Open each evening until O'Clock
HAIr PRrcE AND LEss.
Misses AND cHfLDREN's DRESSES
we have concluded 10 cut the price In half
more and less, in order to effect their imme-
Misses Cream Atwood AlbGtross suits
handsomely draped and trimmed with lace.
Will make very pretty party dress. Sizes,
Il. IA and 10 years.
II Misses and Chiidren;: fsacy Bstists
Dresses: Sizes, 4. 9. 10. IL. IA and I6 years.
II Misses and oniidrens Fine bingham
Dresses, in plains striped and plaids Sizes, 4,
6. and II years.
Chiidren;s Cream Lace Etamine Suits,
trimmed with velvet Sizes 3, and years
Misses and Chiidrren's White India Iinon
Suits Sizes 4, 9, II and 16 years.
Ii Children; Fine White Piaue Suits.
trimmed with embroidery. sizes, 2, and s
years.
Children's Elegant White Terry Cloth
Goats. Sizes, 4 and years.
Misses and Gniidren's Fancy G6aiiie sIits'
Sizes 3, 4. 6. IL, II and 10 years.
Chiidrens Fine French bingham Suits. in
choice fancy plaids and stripes handsomely
trimmed with embroidery. Sizes. 6, 8. 10 and
~ years.
WOODWARD IoTiHRoP,
Far aud a&u
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-wILL RENT OR EXCHANGE CoUN-
w try house furnished. with use Of horse and car
rage cows &C., servants desired; convenient
ton, for rooms or house in Washington until April l.
also for rent unfurnished house by. Address
Box 65. Forest Glen. Md. se4-3t'
WANTEDLOCToBER /, FIVE UNFINISHED
w rooms, suitable for Light housekeeping No an.
swers noticed unless locality aud price stated.
References exchanged Address Box SO. star Office 1t
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS THREE OR FoUB
w unfurnished Rooms. with board on line OF Est.
cars or Gst herics; price moderate; ieferences ex
changed Address A. ID. W.. Star Office. se4-3t
XNANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNPUBLISHED
w and board in northwest section for gentle
man. wife, and two children, Is aud years, by
October Is or November l; give location and loves,
price; permanent suited; good references. PROMPT
PAY, Star Office. se4-3t
WANTED-NFw. RELIABLE ROOM-RENTING
w Asency-f you want desirable tenants for your
rooms. place them with US. Small fee. p L. HUTCH
ms CO., 1921 stn NV. sel-3r
NVANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND
w somely furnished floor in Q desirable house with
pleasant refined private family terms not over $40
per month; best references Address J. u. NJ. Metro
politan Club. au25
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Persons leaving the city for any length OF time
can have The STAR mailed regularly TO any address
and for any period they may desire.
II Al orders for the paper by mail must be
accompanied By he naoaey,-at the rate Of fifteen
cents week, or nifty cents per month, unless
sent 70 a foreign country. when the price, includ-
Ing postage, Is 50 cents per month
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANIED--BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
sssu. sSS,. :: 500 sSSk e pysss family gsed
WANTE0-A SITUATION. AS A COOK IN
~ private family good rsfetencss viii be giyen.
VNANTED - DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w maids, waitress laundress, sesmstress, nurses
Wallets for travelling; waters coachuen and ho~tlers
for family and resorts. Al city rsfsrsncea 6l3 9TH
Ut. nv. se4-Sts
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs = POSITIONS
w for Cooks. Chambernaids Waitress Laundress
sud Nurses. SeAmstresA Men waiterx Cooks Coachmen
Butles. sAAI a. OOOMbs. 92o = ~ M. ss4-5ts
WANTED-s50 CASH TO ANY ONE WHO WILL
w procure me 2 Position paving ESQ or ESQ per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR 500 CHAMBER
w maids; also. nurse girls cooks scullsons house
men, drivers. farmerS dairymen, &c. Cties country
and resorts 7. NJ BURNHAM. $50 -632 ST. NV.
se1-6r
WANTED-A COMPETENT sTENoaRAPHFR,
w bookkeeIer, and typewriter ID open for engage
ment C. Il. B1ESEN. 4l3 ". Broad st, Richmond.
Va sel-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, SITUATION
w as Teacher Of French. German and Music (hano)
In private family. References exchanged. Address,
stating salary, p. o. Box 554. city. se1-3t'
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER A
w stranger In the city, music pupils 1t greatly
duced rates. Address MUSIC Star ONCE. sel-3t'
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT
w and culture who has had thorough normal train
ing, would like position rs visiting resident
erness: French music Eneish: best city referencea
Address J. l. s.. 90 York ST.. Norfolk. Va sel-6t'
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FA11 AND WINTER F1Assr1s

Fall AND WINTER FLASsEIs
We have opened our stock OF Fall and Winter
F1annels in both plain and fancy Styles which
is, in view of the remarkable increase in the use
of both foreign and domestic Flannels the
largest and handsomest assortment ever our
pleasure to begin q season with. We are now
prepared to show Embroidered Skirting Flau-
nels, Embroidered Wrapper Flannels French
Wrapper Flannels. in figures and stripes; Home
spun Skirting Flannels, Frcnch Twilled Opera
Flannels, fancy and plain Eiderdown Flannels
and q great variety of Jersey Striped Flannels
in the choicest patterns and coloring yet shown
As special opening drive we offer 24-inch
AlI-Wool French Woven Wrapper Flannels in
about fifty different styles and colorings in dark
rich Autumn effects; only 81 &c. per yard.
Homespun Flannels. Our stock Of these IL
larger and the assortment more varied than
shown any previous season. They are 40 inches
wide, all woOl thoroughly shrunk, beautiful
designs of borderings, and are of weight es-
pecially adapted to Fall and Winter Skirts;
only Csc. per yard.
(Second hoOr.l
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor lfh II Sta a
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


LoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A VERY DEsIRh-
~ bic corner .. lot ON 18th St NV. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER gro fnw. se4-3t
VroR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT on WEI
u side Of Attn ct NV. upon easy terma LOUIS d
SHOEMAKER e20 NV se4-3t
VHoR sALE-cHoIcE LOT CORNER 4TH ST AND
- New YORK ave. nv. LOUIS 4. sHoEMAKLk
e2O INV. se4-3t
I,oR MISUNDERSTANDING AVE- NEAs
IL washington Circle; l. st. near New Hampshire
ave-. I'D Ct. near q St, 18th. New hHmpshipe
ave, between L and NJ. New Hampshire ave, sesr
Corcofan ST. St. New HAM. shire ave. Msrg-
land ave-. between 18th 9th sta "A. Q. Apply 70
BENZ. 5. PIKE. l2l5 stn se3-6t
IyoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN III SOLD ~
IL the next three dAys-two lots New York ave-, h.
tween 18th and goth, at 5Uc. Liberal terms. 5. 4
HILL corner sth and y sta se3-3t.
T,oR sALE-LoT on q ST. NEAR 10TH. MORT n
price to Immediate purchaser. MCGOWAN CAM
BELL zoos Est. sel-3f.
V,oR sALE-FRoM s225 TO s6Oo-LoTs 5Oxl5o.
II a. brookland, the first station lBrooksl from city
ON Metropolitan branch Of b .. X, X, lying adj
cent 70 Soldiers Home and Catholic University 80
feet above the Potomac. commanding nae views OF ilF
for full particulars see McLAChLLN BE1CHEl
DER, 12l5 st NV. sel-3m
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINrDAD.
Il At 18th and boundary sts n Tor sale q hars1A4
small cash pay ments. long time. low interest
bEAI-I- BROWN 90.
au14-2m 1921 fst
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NOR sAIF-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, "a
IL rood condition. y rooms mod tmrroy emeut<. ceu-t
trai location lot .Ox74. ale, in Price $1,000
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. A BUILD
w ing lot east CT the Capitol and west of Lincoln
Park must have south east trout none but owners
need reply give full description Of property and low
est cash price Address BOX 90,
au25-I3t. Star office