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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-29
Probate Court.

Will of Charlotte Sans admitted to
record,
Lawrence Doebele paturalized.
E. B. Prothroe naturalizej.
Win Of Abraham Post fled.
Nathan Troth appointed admiHistra-
tor of the estate OF John Russell.
James P. Hughes, administrator Of the
estate Of John Clark. fled first and Anal
account.
w. W. Holmes appointed guardian Of
the person and estate Of Edward B.
Holmes.
w. w. Holmes, guardian Of the estate
Of Edward B. Holmes, filed inventory.
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Notice.

DHYsICIANS of Highland county, q. :
IL On April l4th at ten O'Clock a. m. at the
Auditors ONCE In Hillsboro, Ohio, the In.
Urinary Directors will receive sealed bids for
doing the medical and surgical pauper prac-
tice In their respective townsh lbs In the
county. The board reserves the right to re-.
ject any or all bids. The trustees or at least
one representative from each township are
earnestly requested to be present.
Bids for the Infrmary practice will be re.
ceived In the sRlne manner
By order of Inflrmary Board.
e. v. GRIM, Clerk.
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LITTLETON.

April "a, 1888.
The young folks Of this place enjoyed
quite pleasant time lest Saturday eve
ming in the shape Of party ct the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Altherory shsifeS.
Samuel Wolfram met with . very re.
we're accident not long since. While at
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|MPE RIAL

The Great Imperial Pl0w
at Reduced Prices. Don't
be duped into buying any
other, because it is just as
good, or equal to the Impe-
rial. The BEST is the cheap
est. The Imperial is the
BEST. HOOsier Corn Drills,
VanDiver Corn Planters,
Buzzard Cu1tivatOrs, Malta
ID. s. PlOws. All the best
goods at REDUCED Prices.
Stoves, Ranges, Tinware,
HOllOw-ware, Hardware, at
wholesale. Bought in large
quantities, at quantity dis
counts for cash, and sold at
lowest prices.
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AttrSsBURs.
April I'd, 1888.

Our sick are convalescing.
Mrs. Thomas Hudson, of Blanchester,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. George w.
Smith, last week.
Mr.. q. w. Smith was called.to Dunn's
Chapel Friday, on account Of the illness
OF his father.
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I will pay tho highest market price
for wheat. Rurch Aillsr's old waysroom
in the rear Of John Nstthsvs' grocery.
WV. Favor 4 %.
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Charles r. KnisIey and Eta Peabody
William Robertson and Louisa Egee
ling.
Melvin O. Holmes and Cora G. Hire.
. Dick Ward and Alice Boyle.
Fred N. Gephart and Ella Ruse.
Daniel Clark and M. ]. Bennett.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
a. Hdm tSs ssts,s 81
John Russell, late of Highland county,
ohio; Mo,SS cecsa;sS; x, ,sss NATHAN TRoTH.
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Highest market price for good wheatat
Model City Mills. JANss T. McGpERE.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under:
qualified as executors OF the estate Of
Benjamin Cowsill, late Of Highland county,
Ohio, deceased. HENRY COwGILL,
March I7th. 1858. J.B. CowoILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

Representative Fitch, of New York. republican
IN every other respect OF the stricte5t sect made
the Chief loytarr speech OF the day in the House
yesterdsy IL may have been the news OF this de-
lection. Tucked over the wires to Buffalo, which IN
spired the state convention assembled there TO
adopt resolution approving the opposition OF the
republican members OF Congress to the Mills tariff
bill. and urging them ITO persevere In defeating
every device intended TO place upon the statute
BOOK the free trade theories or Mr.. Cleveand's an
nual message" Mr. Fitch Is not likely to be badly
frightened, however, by this warning II Is an In
teresting fact that he was elected, though repub-
lean, IL a democratic district because he was
IOw-tar:n man and the democratic candidate was
a Raldailite; 50, II he Is 10 suffer discipline for his
conduct YESTERDAY, he will force the managers OF his
party in the 18th district of New York into choos-
ing between certain defeat with a protectionist
and a chance OF victory with a tarin reformer The
republican organization mas not yet, however
openly begun TO use the whip upon dlssenters
from the doctrine or protection, though the ad-
ninistratiOn Is credited with coercing protection
isg democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

Emil ZOla, the novelist, has adopted a curious
eNDetent to obtain for play Of low life the CAN
did average Judgment Of vagaoondia "Germinalr
Is said 10 De little worse. In some respects than
any Of his former productions The professional
critics or Paris were especially severe upon IT, and
two or three performances served TO thin down
the Attendance OF fashionables to a corpOraI's
guard 80 NJ Zoia ordered the theater thrown
Cpen for free representation on one
evening The slums furnished an audience
which packed the house from pit TO dome. IL was
the nrst theaterful Of people that listened atten-
lively 70 everything and stayed from the rise TO
the fall OF the curtain 1t was not, however
wrought 10 any great enthusiasm, and the effect
Of the experiment was TO induce the manager to
lower the regular prices OF admission for the little
while that the piece had still 10 run II this was
not what In actors slang, Is known as s.trying ir
on a dog, what was it9 And how many English
or American playwnghts would be willing 10 re-
sort TO a similar expedient, and give a free per-
forLnADce II the "Black Flag" to the convicts In
Portland prison, or submit .-Oliver Twist" to the
verdict Of q deadnead jury OF pckpockets and cut
threats?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

1872 Pans Or DnAwraa

The eL25 and eI3s lots reduced 10 6Ses one style
with deep ehroidssd aounes and 30 taoks SOLD hare
tofoee for s1-2s
The % and SOC Drawers soing 1t 2acpsir. opsn and
closed One style with tueks aud ham; another style
with csnhsie runa. s tueks shows. and snothr with
3slsstsss. 3 bunch suska Thaes all
TIE PAI.AIo ROYAL
"a Lzmesl
uy16 Dor. 18Th and Ps. svs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

GREAr REpuor1oS
BOYS CLOTHING
OAK HALL. COR TENTH AND sra
FOR BOYS 4 TO IA YEARS
Suits reduced from 90 10 81.
Suits reduced from IS 10 e275
suits reduced from 81 so to 81
SUITS reduced from 800 to s3s5.
su.Ls reduced from %. so 30 -. 30.
suits reduced from "a 90 10 -.
suits reduced from 90 To 90 so.
suits reduced from slo 80 10 $50.
FOR BOYS IA TO u YEARS.
Suits reduced from s. 20 -
SUITS reduced from S6 80 to a. so.
suits reduc q from es.15 to e5.
suits reduced from 81. 80 70 ed So
suits redu ed from 81 10 O. so
Suits reduced from ~ u ss so.
suits reduced from Ella to 80.
MEMS SUITS CHEAPER THAN EyER
An-Nool Serge suits. well made s7 so worth sIo
FINER Serge suits AZ slO. worth o rs.
az, cannot be sqaA,led anywhere under sla
free Albert s0its. elegant axsortInent from 81 so
Fine Granite suits. made up especially for Clergy
HSn- NaD9ut = usual prices.
% A K FLANNEL suits. the best Middlesex Flannel
Double Breast q. Two sets Buttons SIo e.n,t -
matched under els. Wv ~
nlA- nincent line Of Cashmere and Chex,ot spits
sna frOekA At % per below the pric n ~
s-s Vs-eF store IN the city.
OAK HALL,
1S9-Sn Cor. 10th andF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17
LADIES CusroM.MADE SHOES
AT HALF PRICE.

LADIES CUsTOM.MADE SHOES
AT HALF PRICE
Wemake shoes to ORDER you know. anu as we
have to suit your fancy well t your foot the
suit Is rejected custom-msde Shoes Again. we have
broken lots of expensive ready made shoes on our
hands. Tomorrow we offer combination lot of these
ladies' very best kid button boots many with patent
leather tips some at nearly half price, others less
than half price.
80 PAIR FOR SHOES THAT WERE $3.50. $3.50
50 and 80. Below we give the sizes and quantities:
LAST A.
Pairs-2. g. I, l, l. /, =. 3. Sizes-l, IN z. 2k g.
~, 5k6.
LAST b
Pairs-2. 3, 2. /, 2, l. l, 4. Sizes-1, N 3 g. 4, s.
So. t.
LAST c.
Pairs-1, - 2, l. /. Sizes-l, 3, 56, G<
Pairs-2, l. 4. Sizes-1, Al, 8.
LAST E.
Pairs-3 l, J. Sizes-4H, ST.
eH-f We can fit you they worth full price to you
Comfort, durability. appearance and economy are
worthy considerations
cS-Only AZ pairs. and If only pair of your size
Of course, the 6rst caller will secure them
TIE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See SPACE below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

The republican state convention at Buffalo, ".
" yesterday furnished only a straw. perhaps,
but thaI straw showed that the wind blew strongly
in the direction OF Chauncey NJ. Derew. The
gathering appIauied Mr.. HIscock Till ne blushed-
which fact, in view OF the gentlemans long term of
public service aptly Indicates the immensely OF the
applause: received Warner Miller with q cordial
greeting; gave Thomas c. Platt what he asked for;
and adopted eulOgistic resolutions In memory OF
Roscoe Conklny. But when IL came TO Depew, IL
ceased TO control ITSELF and shook the very roof Of
the hall with its acclamations- The only thing
the convention did besides electing delegates and
nominating electors was TO resolve that the Mills
tarin bill must be beaten, and to commit the
parys policy IN every other respect 70 the regular
national and state conventions. Yesterday was o
red-letter day for the Depew boom"
The question has already been raised 10 London
Just how far the famous Peoples Palace Is q sue
cess. Itsdesign, as everyone admits, Is admirable
The workingrnan Of London had no places o,
recreation before the palare was built except the
grogshops, the cheap shows and assembiy.rooms
and here and there a religious gathering place
where secular books and newspapers were also
sometimes distributed Now he Is welcome to come
when he feels Ike it, to the great institute dedi-
clted TO his use, where he may read, or look at
pictures or have free lessons In some branch
OF learning, or a game or a chat with friend
with as much freedom as II he were a member OF
an expensive and aristocratic club. But what i'm
presses every visitor at the palace Is the absence
or at any rate the sparse sprinkling OF the genu-
Giles with his colariess neck and his hobnailed
shoes. So good many worthy persons have con-
cluded that the experiment Is q failure and that
the workingman would rather stick to his pothouse
than accept the orer OF better things held out
10 him. But this Is a mistake. Admitting that
only small part OF the class which the projectors
OF the palace specially aimed TO reach have
profited by IL far there Is no occasion for dis
enlargement The movement thus started may
be SOW, but IL Is sure. The people who
do make Use OF the palace, and especially
appreciate its privileges, are the young
men and women OF the middle class in London
life. They have meagre incomes, but constant
aspiration toward lettering their condition; and
they ciothe themselves neatly on sundays and
holidays, and evenings after the shops are closed
and flock to the palace for recreation. Little by
little their example must reach into the homes OF
the other class and bring the young people grow
ing up there TO realize that IL Is not necessary
Them TO follow In their parents footsteps outside
OF working hours. The palace may not have ac-
eOrnplished all that was hoped OF 1t at once. or
in just the wy that was expected; but that 1t Is
KIND Of social ieaven, and a wholesome one, no
person who has studied Its workings seems ready
TO deny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

Our Baptist friends who gathered In this city
must De credited with frankness OF speech. What
they had to say about the President and his recent
gli TO the Pope, was said under the very caves Of
The White House, so TO speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17
lis CHExrsrs SAcsrrcrp.

42c. 30c. and 35c. Chsmises for 22c Msds Of Fruit
Of the Loom Muslin neatly tucked. The ground work
OF q chsmisss;s few remnants Ut our lace counter
The explanation.
sl.6S and LIS 0srmsnt for soc. sssh: some with
Torchon; some With Medici some with Plat Val Lacs
TramminsA One or two styles finely smbroidsred
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ISoR RENr-CooL PLEASANT ROOMS; NEw
mousse senuemen only 92s kst NV. myls-3t'
HsoR RENr-NEw AND coZILY FURNISHED
emit ofice myl7-3t'
Eok RENr-1f35 ST. NICELY FURNISHED
- hooms N suite or single near Arlington Hotel;
convenient TO herdics and street cara nS1s-3-
VroR RENT-PLEAsaNr FURNISHED MOONS.
en- suite or sinee. with hrSt-lAss table: reieren
Ali9y At l322 l. ST. NV. myls-3t'
1pk kENT-RooMs-I5o2 ST. NV. MKT
door 10 Mormley's Hotel. handsomely furnished
board. mVi 7-Gts
I,oR RENT-rHRFE LANCE. c ofA IouER IN
- iurn shed Rooms for 1rht Housekeeping: IN new
~ iss, ~ MOD inns with sas Tor 81 e- mont
~ i-ly ST. near 18th children. reference given
and required Call after , O'Clock. nSlo-3t'
EohkENT-A PLEASANT NEATLY FURNl SHE'D
room an northwest art OF city: 20 a lady seutle-
insn 81 quiet aid reaned hHeits A N. Star Office
lSoR RENT UNFURNIsaEp. AT SUMNER
stes t nIst moor and basement toscther OF 8 I@
chsnse Tor meals s32 9th Il. n. ". my l6-3t.
E1R RENT TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING
Rooms. furnished urnis he'd sual abe ton sht
housekeeping; with Use VI pArlor; pgioe sl6 $40
St NV. mxlo-sSts
L,oR RENr-ELEGANTLY-F FURNISHED ROOMS
o,s nd IN sr1r is' ana I'd asors eysryteins ne.
higss. Arinston, and Chambcrlin's Ad iress
STREET. star office. myl.-.o3ss
1roR RENT-NiCELY FURNISHED ROOMS on
- reasonable terms. ut zoos 18th St, Just north II
unsurrassed. mrit-0t
IroR RENT-To GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
nished rooms private family; with without board.
1sl3 9Th St NV. myla-lws
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e. * TIT ERE Err 4
l.. Xxx ! III III Fl
Ss f. $$
4 4 ZEE bbppp
+ # 60 * e e. TT
4 Il Soo6 XIX ZEE T
gBF A ERR ego A xy ssss
EEsts a a kRks g o "A HMM sss
BBb , I ~ 1 I 4 g sS 50 ~ 4 Hin III ssss =
FOR TOMORROW
ODD LOTS
FOR TOMORROW.
ODD LOTS
SACRIFICE PRICES


CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
ca, S1s and Zoe Ensiah Pattern Fannsi shirts for
Our sSc. and BIC. English Pattern. Flannel Shirts.
W. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
white fun sriSming for Cnidrsn's Ladies Hat,
% dozen q Childrens'. Misses. and Ladies' white
;t5aS hats in Milan pearl and fancy braid were Csc
90. CLOAK AND SUIT pEPARTMENrs
"a wraps uAdies). azes SO and 49, were sl5;
small lot Of Misses Bingham Suits sizes from to
~ years ehG aSsi q ssrh DEPARTMENT.
r.si iet D Of Lie R1 STRIP Hose n s1 and
L,SIss s ssass S s:l: ssh s and .Aor.
sleeves 'f Bay s sSos SsF Ri kEssTay i90
Rssss s.se Of ~ 20 s and S2nch fine cotton
SSe n.1 sss x Siiss Dress Goods ch. Cling
@ I j LACE *; DE Sis
about on the 81 no% IN ens
Swiss flouncing IS INCHES wide 3sc. worth Soc at
s sse worth S sna 20 sa at worth
lot Of vaienciennss IS inch bouncing at SOC.
worth q; At S s5f ESsff piEhp ai
10 .ssSs1 worth
lac-' Friday r, &c Ss Zach saho,s nrp,,r,,vv
Hot of CSC. steel nail NE. Friday. ia1c.
lot q Nine. Ayers Recamier Cream Of Balm. FRI
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Rhine Stone lair Pins. &C., worth 50c.; FRI
lot o. chain Bracelets o.ydi.sd or silver Friday.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
lot of Csc Crepe Lisse Ruchings, Friday, 15c. .
2. Of B!sci. Silk Spanish Fiehu.. worth $3.50;
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
! lot o. Black. all silk, Chanully Nets % inches
wide. worth 81 50 TO 50 yd, Friday. choice 81 I'd
lot OF Worsted Ball Fringes all colors, were soc Q
yard. Friday sc. yard
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
i lot Of Metal Buttons, were 2oc. and Soc Dozen
Friday, &c dozen.
ct Of Metal Buckles. were Csc and 35c each. Fri
day. &c. each.
lot OF oSc tables with ebony cherry legs. all
shape tops, Friday 4Jc.
lot Of STAMPED linen splashers Friday, &c. each
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
lOO remnants OF imitation Madras from = to 12 yds
in length, regular price, L. and loo yard Friday
DC. yard
8 pair Of Lace Curtains. tapped edge pretty design
Friday. Csc pair.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Chdrens Poe. drawers, tGcks and 2 inch hem, Fri
day Toe pair.
Cnildrens' soc Cambria Dresses, trimmed with Cam
br1c edge, Friday. 3oc. each.
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W. II sHUsTER Il SONS

w. II sHUsTER SONS
Have opened large lot Of beautiful styles in SCOTCH
GINGHAMs that have not been shown before and at
prees that Will insure their speedy sale. 2Se. 35c.
40c. and Soc. the hAnd.omess styles ever shown.
Light Blues aud Pinks in great variety.
just opened new lot Of choice FRENCH sATINIs
New Patterns In INDIA SILKS
We have opened within the past fsvs days choice
lot of thee popular xoodA and Offer the grssssss
variety shown IN this city q 75c. e. ana ALA
Nov 10 the time 10 make . selection
New lot u CHOICE BLACK HOSIERY for LAdiss
and Children.
ONE kRICz
NM sHusrxD 3 soxa
nyl6 Sl0 P4NNA AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17

Conventions on hand, and conventions soon to
come, gladden. the hearto nospitable Washing.
ton.
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FAcrs ABour OuR REMsAsrs

Each department hiss Its remnant counter, and each
remnant has the reduced price sfhxed-
Our system Of business enables many advants-
purchases that daily quote new arrivals
Ut bargain prices and therefore have not advertising
space to devote to remnants. REMEMBER THIS
Remnants at low prices and every day, though they
viii not b advertised By
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
bargain list below)
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F. F. F At E.. : + ::
nov +. l..
e e 4 Fl Is +! s: 4 III
{ E.. + :: :; +
FOR FRIDAY. MAY 1a
Gentlemen are invited to inspect the stock Of UN-
DERwEAR secured at prices enabling US to offer the
best values ever known to Washington.
10 Cases MEMS ENGLISH BAL UNDERWEAR
Plain Blcached %. 50, 80. 75c., 81. S1.25.
Co'ored Stripes Warranted fast colors) &c and 81.
Solid Colors browns Grays. B,ues), SO. &c. 81 So
5 Cases MEMS LIGHT-wEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
Gauze livery light) 25. IS. and Soc.
Gossamer Qight). IS. 60 and Csc.
Merino (medium) SOC.
Atwood (fsncy colors), s1
3 Cases MEMS JEAN DRAWERS.
soc. pair for improved shape Drawers with felled
seams Tsilor-cut Comfort and durability assured
the short and stout, tall and thin-a luxury which
seldom costs less than 7!,c pair
10 Cases BRITISH HALF HOSE.
Not yet opened but will be our counters to-mor-
row morning. Socks at l3c.. Csc. and Soc that were
imported to sell at higher prices-high novelties
at prices OF the ordinary
cT- Mems Department near door of No. 1l19 Penn
syvania avenue.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Uadies' Space below)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-TO BUY A SECONDHAND WATER
Ing Cart Mpst BE in TS0d order and cheap Ad-
WANTED-HORsES FOR PASTURE ON THE
NJ WOODY e
WANTED-THE USE OF A BUGGY OR LIGHT
w Carriage and gentle horse TIL October: reliable
PARTY va sa tsss good Fl same Address
M ANTED-COMPLETE SET THE AMERICAN
~ Cyclopssdis with or without ANIMALS. Address
M ANTED-TO SELL AN INTEREST IN AN Es-
w tablished and profitable Real Estate Business:
purchaser must Be man Of standing and affairs an
Star Office. myI6-1w
WANTED.THE PEOPLE OF FIRST WARD TO
ssioon and Fancy CAKE Bakery az o ~ sas
ST. NV. Ice Cream SI50 per gallon. Toe. half gal
w Gle. to come 70 Old stand Of the WXsHiNdfoN
s97 LII n and S a.
Giles that lasting and to the
Ws well .or - Of I'll 4.
kinds done; skilled work%en employed; prompt at
'snsiGpR ps,cs' m0dsr''s driven wells speciality
w stored Mattresses made over in frst-class style.
At Is:dsncss Address SEI0S 5i2
WANTED.oNE HUNDRED oUNcEs Of OLD
this month cnly highest cash prices will Be paid
w furniture stoves carpets featherbeds; also old
SSS and large or small S9.n
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ADDER
neg Butter !. ,s shnrned every m9rninS and de-
ana If e.
WANTED-ALI RESIDENTS OF NORTHWEST
Washington. direct from farm, pric, l0c. quart to
s
WANIED-MIssEs oLcoTT 4 C0oPEk, TAPE
w writing and stenogr.phy, 1919 ST. n; w.;
S$iIains For EVENING VII nssisy Ssiors
WANTED-TRG OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
than SSsssi s sSs
promptly. N.R-No connection whatever with any
my3-i9ts VIM. c. scRIBNER
w All kinds Of well work in most skiiIfui man.
Isrn: S @odsIss. WI i1S
Ind q e.i.. pis. nd ALL
alo7 tn st az; .na Ana Center h.rie.
7s:s sasy sss S.. 70 zsS sS..
q sss s Hs y J 3 :1rS i
ROOMS where they viii b kept At fixed tempsrs-
ture during the hot ct moderate price per
myl-1m
WANTKD-FOR CAsH-FURNITURL FEATHER
ais : rs :: %
| w fsdss:' .aa asasls@sn: sp.ns suis: SIssnsS e
Dyed In beat workmani1ke manner. Mourning goods
dyed on shortsst notices q year, sxPertence Goods
called for aud delivered l. H. POSEY. 1110 1zth st
| n-w opposite Portland flasA sp23 Inn
| WANTED-HORsEs. 10. PASTURE. KEELING
w hoyes specially: box-stas. peddccks attached;
spi6-2ms .. d. r CLARK. Sligo. Nd.
| WANTED = STEAM CARPET GLE MING AND
| w kspovstne Works; Feathers Renovated. Mat
stsoysd FL Y0UN0s. Once 1x02 "A ave. Esctorf
cor. 9Th and 4 St. ne. Telephone 61O-2 or 10O6-2
WANTID-OLD COLD AND eILvER BOUGHT
I w for cab 81 WI fRIEDERICH, the manufsctur.
ING tewslsr. COS 9TH Of. opp Patent Once. mh1-3m
WAyTID-JT KNOWN THAT Q & -ByNDY, OF
w 460 Louisiana sva, loppcette CITY HAIL. u Com
mtoasr Of Dseds Tor IL The states and Terr1toriss
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LOST AND FOUND.

n OsT-A FIGURED GREEN SHAWL BETWEEN
S.rd viii 6s pad Tor it at the Arlington Hotel once
IoUND-A HORSE RUNNING AT LARGE ON THE
street The owner Gan have him X PrOynS PrSP
1870 L st. W, Washington. D. c. myI7-3t'
I OsT-ON ST. BETWEEN l4TH AND nth
II SITS. 3 Black Seal Pocketbook, containing some
leaving it at 1915 II st. It,
I WHITE FOX TERRIER, BLACK AiARks
on he.a ana s ss . s osr reward viii be
CTRAYED FROM GALES PLACE MAY l6. ONE
@ Go o I iad e S
coal yard, cor. Sd and sta NV. IT.
II OsT-A SKYE TERRIER ON THE MORNING
II Hss s to ois os OF S WI be
I osT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON At THE GERMAN
s:s so1 and Us s S.ss. s
T OsT-ON APRIL 10. GOING FROM 9TH AND
1Its. to Masonic Temtle or in the f.r-room OF the
With short chain inside LIBERAL reward Il
returned to $40 9th st. NV. my10-3ts
T OsT-ON 18th ST. N W., BET. AND q, MAY
line on br asst with tinre Of blue: had brown s.ii
and s a,x NO St 20 on S e n.e Of
ward. myis,ss.
II OsT-sUNDAY EyENING, on Q STREET Be
myI5-3t. 144I ostrest
PERSONAL
-. nm REWARD FOR INFORMATION sECUR.
0lVO ing the final conviction Of the party VINO
Ss. Res: JOHN s6O "
jersey ave NV. my17-1ms
a YOUNG Man, WITH BUSINESS QUAITFICA-
"A tons. wtshes to become acquainted with Lady OF
zone saa ms.ss :r given and required Aasss
IF MISS SARAH TRENIs, FORMERLY EN-.
ployed In the Government Printing Once, viii send
l4l4 9th st nv. myl5-3tsH
W. WILLIAMs, GEO. w. McELFREsH, Az.
nications promptly Attended 70 and strictly coniden
5.l once opsn al honrA ". WILLIAMS. Msnsser,
A TTENTlONi PARASOLs OUR SPRING ePF
"A calty. Wool Blankets cleaned By procooa ~
main SOFT and white. Prtces very reasonable
ap3Ol-m A. rlSCHEk oO6 ct NV
TUsTH6 OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
81 where hrst-class second Hand Clothing eau -
SOLD as respectsbas prices Address cali 6 6lv q
NV. myl-gm
7AMEs J. BROOKS u.ATE CHEF 8. q sTCRRf
d Sexvce} has organised National Detection nd In
Quiry 6eEvica odca 1x21 st AN Skilled aeents q
pEsslos AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS PRixrIxo
MADE sPECIALTY.
~ BYRON q ADAMS. prsnAsr.
my2-lm Ga stA q ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-17
FOR RENT-STORES.

vrOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE STORE AND
Il dwelling, 4Oo y ST. W. separately a shole.
LOUIS y. sHOEMAKER
myl6-0 $40 NV.
lNoR RENT-SToRE AND DWELLING Al lSAs
Il llth St NV. containing IL rooms. all IN. a.
ern IMPROVEMENTS. Inquire l6:sS lSth 81. Nll-l2W'