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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

GOVERNMENT BOND PURCHASES TO Date
The weekly bond purchase statement, issued
from the Treasury department. shows that the
total amount of bonds purchased since August
3, 1887. Is S199, 800, of which $50 AIS, $50
were per cents and S118,77555O was
AZ per cents. The cost of these bonds
was S231, ,53S, 1866, Of which S103, 1874 were
paid for the per cents and S128. .462, ,972 was
paid for the AZ per cents. The cost of these
bonds, If allowed to run to maturity. would
have been S275 1926. .092, or S140 975, 1876 for the
per cents and S134, 4,S49, ,657 for the Az per
cents. The saving by their purchase is S44-
2S6, 726, or S37, ,S99 TAI on the per cents and
s6, 3S6, 9S5 on the AZ per cents The total
amount OF bonds purchased under the circular
OF April II, 1888 Cincluded in the above state
ment), is S174, sos, 600, of which S75. 800 O5O
were per cents and S99,517, $50 were Az per
cents. Their cost S2O4, ,334. .642, or S96. 1885,
!l0 for the per cents and S107, $40, ,932 for the
~ p per cents.
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Honors to q Johns Hopkins Prof

Honors to Q Johns Hopkins Professor.
BALrMoRE, Sept 16.-Information has today
been received that Q grand prix and gold
medal have been awarded at the Paris sxposi-
ton to Prof. Rowland Of the Johns Hopkins
university for his photographs map OF the
solar spectrum and concave gratines. This Z
an addition to the grand prix and the medal
awarded to the Johns Hopkins university for
its publications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

PERsoNALs.-I. Wenheimer Of Pittsburg, Pa,
r. ]. Lucas, Misses NJ. and F. Lucas of st.
Louis, Phil. s. Moher, /. Schiverin of New
York, j. A. Gardner of Brooklyn, D. Y Thayer
OF Iowa are at Willard's.-Dan. H. Ferry of
Cincinnati, ]. King of Rome, Ga, are at the
Ebbitt.-Daniel Coolidge of Johnstown, Pa,
Charles W. Ogdia and wife of Texas, and w. D.
Corcoran of Pittsburg, Pa, are at the Riggs.
Charles ]. Merrill and Miss Z. Wilton
OF New York are at the Arlington
X. ID. Benidict and ]. H. Hollander Of New
York, Thomas W. Banewell of Pittsburg and
Charles A. Russell of Gloucester, Mass, are at
Wormley s.-Col. Timothy s. Williams, who
was formerly Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial Advertiser and recently
appointed private secretary to Gov. Hill, is in
the city. He will assume his duties at Albany
next Monday.-Mr. Richard v. Oulahan Of
the United Press has returned from weeks 8
trip to Roanoke, Va, where he attended the
meeting Of the Virginia press association.-
Paul Wight and family Of New Orleans, R. W.
Wilmer and family of Alabama, NJ. d. Hoyt Of
st. Paul, @. E. Blake Of Lynn, Mass, and Robt.
Hall Of Ohio are at the st. james. H.
Nichols of Boston, Mass., E. W. Grant of Phila-
delphia, Pa, and Geo. R Holt of Burlington,
Iowa, are at the Hotel Johnson. Kent
Hamilton, mayor Of Toledo, and Col Allan T.
Brinsmade, city solicitor Of Cleveland and
chairman republican state committee Of Ohio
are at the Riggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

RESCUE AT SEA.-Capt Carpenter, com
manding the receiving ship Wabash at Boston.
reports to the Navy department the gallant
conduct of William Heaney, seaman; William
l.. Goodric, coal HEAVIER, and John Doyle,
private marine, who, on the 18th instant bv
their prompt and energetic action in jumping
overheard from the Wabash assisted in saving
the life of drowning man who had been
knocked from the deck Of passing vessel in a
stunned condition and was nearly drowned
when rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

IoDAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated s37, $50,
as follows: -Four per cents, registered, S16.65O
at l2S, ex-interest; $1,000 at 12S. Four-and-a-
nall per cents, registered, S2O. 900 at 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING POSTAGE STAMPS,
The Post Office department has issued circu-
lar inviting sealed proposals until noon on the
10Th instant, for furnishing adhesive postage
stamps in such quantities as may be called for
by the department during period of four
years commencing December l, 1889. Four
kinds of stamps are named in the circular:
ordinary postage stamps for public use, news
paper and periodical stamps, postage-due
stamps and special delivery stamps.
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The Baltimore's Performance.

Secretary Tracy today received the following
telegram from Capt. Kirkland, president of
the trial board which conducted the trial of
the new cruiser Baltimore last Saturday.
Trial of the Baltimore satisfactorily COM
pleted. Horse power in excess of requirements;
average speed per hour for four hours, nineteen
and six-tenths knots; maximum speed for one
hour, twenty and two-tenths knots Complete
TWO OF KIND.
The Philadelphia, which was recently
launched on the Delaware, has hull practi-
cally the same as the Baltimore. In her case
there is no requirement as to horse power. az
was the case with the Baltimore which was re-
quired to make 5000 horse power. But she is
guaranteed to make nineteen knots and should
she do as well as the Baltimore she will net a
handsome profit to her builders, as they will
receive $50, 900 for every quarter knot made by
the vessel over and above nineteen knots,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

ALLEGED FALSE CLAIM FOR PENs1oY.-The
commissioner Of pensions has been advised
that the grand jury of the United States circuit
court at Providence, RI, have found an in
dictment against Mary McElroy for present.
ing false claim for pension and supporting
the same by perjury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

DISTRICT BOYS WILL HAVE CHANcE.-There
Will be an examination at the rooms of the civil
service commission, this city, commencing at 9
am, on the 23d instant to secure male stem
ographer for the railway mail service The
examination will consist of the regular railway
mall clerk examination as basis. and test in
practical exercises in stenography as supple
mentary. The salary of the position to be filled
is $780, Applicants from the District of Colum-
bia VIII be admitted, the appointment not be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
THE ROOF FELL WITH A CRASH.

At 1890 the great roof fell in with crash
that could be heard in the city, three miles
away, and then the most sanguine gave up the
hope Of saving even portion of the rare arti-
cles there exhibited. At 80 this morning the
main building was totally destroyed. The fire
could do no further damage, however, as the
other buildings are entirely detached from this
and were carefully guarded. The loss in total
will reach fully 100000, most of which falls
upon individual exhibitors who did not con-
slider it necessary to take out insurance on the
goods in such a place. Among the most ia
nous articles shown was a fine steel car which
has attracted the attention of every visitor.
This, also, is totally destroyed infiicting loss
of $4,000 additional. No lives were lost in the
great fire, but many persons were injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

welcomed at the Navy department as a token
OF the interest taken by the American people
in their new navy is that contained in letter
received this morning by Secretary Troy from
Representative Lehlboch of New Jersey. He
writes that the board of trade of Newark
wishes to give a bell to the new cruiser Newark
when she is ready for service and asks for
particulars as to the kind and size desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

IHE CONSTELLATION received new jibboom
from Norfolk Saturday, and sailed from Fort
Monroe on cruise yesterday morning.
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HOUSE & HERRnAss.s
EQUITABLE
CREDIT

STRANGERS. WHEN VISITING FRIENDS
IN THIS CITY. ARE AMAZED AT THE
COMFORT AND FREQUENTLY THE ELE-
GANCE IN THE MIDST OF WHICH MANY
LIVE AND SPEAK IN COMPLIMENTARY
TERMS OF THE THRIFT AND TASTE OF
OUR HOUSE KEEPERS.
THIS IS THE RESULT. NOT so MUCH OF
WEALTH AS OF THE METHOD EMPLOYED
IN Discussing THEIR oFTTIMEs SCAN
TY INCOMES.
ALITTLE READY MONEY AS FIRST PAY
MENT, JUDICIOUsLY EXPENDED WITH
Us, ,wILLPURCHAsE UPON
CREDIT
GREAT QUANTITIES OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND BEAUTIFY MANY HOME,
ALLOWING THE PURCHASER TIME TO
CANCEL
WITHOUT BURDEN
THE REMAINING INDEBTEDNESS IN PAR
TIAL PAYMENTS. BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE DEPARTMENT
EMPLOYEES AND ALL WHO CoNTEM.
PLATE HOUSEKEEPING TO VISIT OUR
THREE COLOSSAL STORES AND LEARN
HOW READILY A HOME CAN HERE BE
FITTED OUT AT A SMALL ADVANCE
ABOVE CASH PRICES AND UPON TERMS
TO MEET THE ExIGENcIEs OF EACH IN
DIvIDUAL CUSTOMER.
OUR LINE EMBRACES ALL MANNER OF
rARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
DRAPERIES
STOVES.
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES, TOILET SETS,
FANCY CHAIRS. sIDEBoARDs OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, AND IN FACT EVERY
THING NEEDED IN A wELL-FURNIsHED
HOUSE
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Election Notice.

The annual meeting II the stockholders Of tho
Memphis OnsLighi Company will lc held u tho
ufi O. uf The COMPANY No "a Madison ftrpyt, Mem.
phia FRIDAY, MAE,i Z, 49, Ca elect seven I'D
DIUUiur 90 srftF The Company during the ensuing
ytaT Election from 10 am. O. p.m.
JOSEPH CRAIG. Secretary.
Memphis. Tenn. February .. lisa
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A. INnn.NIIIe.

speclhl UIspaich 20 Tic Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, Feb. 2G.-Thc L. +.
Schcnck added thirty.nvc tons, q few Marli
Gus excursion people. aud got away at :
o'clock this morning wanting 400 tons 90
hll Crew aud passengers all well. The
Granite State passed up at o'clock this
afternoon with d light lay out. adding few
tons OF rag. and suudrics. The W. ,. Ncs-
bit. from the Tennessee River, was not over
half loaded, owing a. high water along the
Tennessee. She could not make all the
regular landings. Packets all on time.
uusiup.. dull.
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ono Inre IionnITrIp.

The Louisville q Nashville Railroad win
scll round trip tickets 10 Washington, u.
G.. February ~ March 4, land 3. Good
a. pium until March +, for s22D) For
reservation Of sleeping car accommoda-
ton, write or call on
JonN a. soorr. Ticket Agent
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AuIisiNtNrS

\IruNDEnLAND MUsEUN AND TuEArEh
w Under New Management
sifirIiyn IIr.li aas fi.sufi iuf i1Ira aud Children
IuHtHrmruf Extraordinary.
Commencing Monday February "a
urNtI luliAl.l.HafnUtluu b. tons IuuUr
e tiunHitl rHn'r and NunkrfH. Geo llrprt. tie
Ihrr tHFrci Man MONS lrHuIri. thc simeon ui
-amsuus linsr ODE MlIl Nid lhrU cavalier q.
tHrs AbIuus IEf1 .urr ui fltih. thC Living lialI.
lady. and MANY ufIIr fUrIusltIHa.
ul Mot lUrArIN. Ghe llisrrmld comedy
Co.. lu tho tHurHlh'H tUwrtllrH. frmrf and HtIi
and NIIIHEU uinfkfmiih Ihurlay Night luUu
tHHuHr ~ IUwmw. Whom VIII d. Presented &c.
IrE,Il and ~ Hyde inr Admits "a All
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Tm well known strengthening properties
AZ iun. combined with other tunICs aud "a
mutt perfect urr,iur. are found Doe Carriers
Iron FILLS. which strengthen the nerves aud
body hui improve thc blood aud com.
IlrAiuu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-27

The Louisville q Nashville train. lcav.
ine Memphis at $50 pm. carries Pullman
buffet sleeper and chair cam. and arrives
at IT. Louis at 9.jj am. For rates and
further information, apply 90
IuuN A. SDUfr, Ticket Agent
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Cotton Palace AiiraetIon.. New or.
leans. -.

Tho Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round trip tickets from Memphis 10 New
Orleans ui sll.Si on the liih, lob, 2lHi
9Gih md asih OF February, good TO return
i've DAYS from ditc Of sale.
Tickets on sale NJ 30J Main street and
al DEPOT
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Cincinnati. q.

sp,cial Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CiNryvArf. O.. Feb. e6.-Thc river q fnll.
ing. with - feet o inches on the gauge at q
o'clock pm. Weather cloudy aud mode
rating business quiet The Louis 4.
shgrlcy returned Ia Piiishurg. The Ohio
arrived from Memphis before daylight
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special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
GnuyyILLE. Miss, Feb. 26.-Thc Annie
T. Silver. Tor 81 Louis. passed up at . O'Clock
am. the Guiding Star Tor Cincinnati.
went mp att O'Clock pm, with iuO hogs
head at sugar aud 100 lh-. m0la,-c, for
Memphis. River - feet aud rising. Wealth
or fine
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ieyec.

Arrivals - Buckeye State, Cincinnati
Thomas Sherlock, Ohio River Ruth, New
Madrid; Chickasaw. White River
Departures-Buckeye State, Cincinnati;
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans Ruth, New
AIalu;I
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Sale of COllaterals.


GILMAN BANK,
MrYrufS TrNN., February iS lss1
on FRIDAY MARCH Z. is,1, At NOON This
faut will soll nt che southwest corner of Main Hni
Madison Itrgris. Memphis. Tenn ip the highest
bidder Coz cash thirty shara ui the capital tiulk
ri tbu Wt.NiE N GfN a MACHINE COMPANY.
uf aI much ut aid stock us VIII pay The debt for
INV GOLDSMITH. Cashier.
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ES!

"a Beautiful Home Sites,
5oX2oo feet, sold in the Idle
wild subdivision since Tues
day, the 10th instant, to the
following well known citi-
ZcnS.
f. b. LEMASTER,
A, II. Ko2TRECHT,
II. w. BECK,
r. ID. WARING, JR.,
JAS. S. DAVANT,
w. M. RHETT,
MINOR MERIWETHER,
JAS. w. RICHARDSON,
G. A HOPKINS,
]. ED. OLIVER,
C. b. MeELRoY,
]. A. RIDGELY.
This will be the prettiest
neighborhood in Memphis.
40 More Lots equally as
choice for sale.
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Orucfa iurnishciw with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
- cents Per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry Ornament b. any Office.
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A. Cairo.

FIfVInT UNpnIch 70 Iho ApTFhI
ItCMEo, ILL.,, Feb. IA portion Of the
cabin was burned off the tow boat Little
Eagle this morning, laid up here. The
machinery and hull are not injured. Loss,
81 800, insurance, 5000, She belonged to
J. l.. Lewis, Of 81. Louis. The Patriot
brought Lieut.. Leach aud wife from Plum
Point who went 10 st. Louis from here by
rail today. The tow boat Beaver and
tWenty-eight bargcs Of coal passed south to-
day. The New Mary Houston will be up by
tonight. The u. L. schcnck will be- down
tomorrow and will get 400 tons here aud In
bends which will OIL her out. River. 32.7, a
rise u i've inches In twcnty-four hours. IL
will be- falling tomorrow. The II. NJ. lloxic
left during last night and will clear from
the bonds todnY for New Orcans.
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I,rIu' Hn. ru'.Hr r. specially % Nom.
phis Steam iauuly. - Second street.
branch ull.rD aHi A.aiu.
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REMEMBER lho Scotch Entertainment, NJ
the lulcn sitcgt Christian Church, Fri
day evening MHrrh T.
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TnE s. l.. Wood is en- route south with a
tow of coal.
TmE Chickasaw clears this afternoon at .
o'clock for White River.
TIM City of Monroe is announced to leave
here this morning at 10 o'clock for Natchez,
CONSIDERABLE ice is running in the Missis-
sippi at Cairo, but not heavy enough TO hurt,
TnE Coahoma, for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee, for Osceola, 90 out this evening at
o'clock
TnE Arkansas City leaves the elevator at
noon for Cairo, and water permitting, will
go through to ST. Louis.
Tue Thomas Sherlock with full load of
freight and sixty cabin passengers, passed
here yesterday afternoon ON her way from
Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
THE Ruth brought in from New Madrid
yesterday morning siXty-thrce bales of cot
ton, scyenty-four bags OF seed cotton, 1860
sacks of cotton seed, lS2 sacks of corn and
twenty head Of hogs. She went back last
night.
GAIT. GEORGE MCBRIDE, pilot of the W.
W. ONcil, has presented Capt. Billy Fields,
the genial secretary and treasurer of the
Fulton Towboat Company, with cane made
out OF the stanchions OF tho Inflated Kate
Adams, which burned In December near
Commerce, Miss. Capt Billy prizes IL very
highly. He will have tip and late style
handle put on the cane, and will guard il
closely, as il may come in handy during his
old age.
TnE New York Marine Journal in It's issue
before the marriage Of Capt. James II. Rees
and Miss Jennie Day paid the following
beautiful compliment 20 the couple "Our
suaprisc was as great at the receipt Of the
news Of the coming wedding Of Capt James
ii. Recs, of Memphis, as il was to hear OF the
Charleston earthquake. What? Our old
friend Jim Rees dyedin-the-wool bachelor,
going 10 get married! Well, IL beats all.
Well, here's our congratulations, jim, and
may the bride, Miss Jennie Day, Of the Bluh
city, find in you as genial a husband rs We
have friend In the days Of yorc."
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Jrp utruyrp- Three fancy Pole Teams
at Arthur rfrhHm 4 CO.'S
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OIUDr -igNAt sIHtirr. n. s. AL
MrHruis. Tenn. iCb. ~ i-fi
1hH following observations orr taken nt nIl -.
tiUus boz thr th meridian tlmc which u one hour
later ihlu Ntuph.s time
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4 ASA Thursday YOUNG nay rosy, VIII
-. mHur HuI iHl clipped Return iu uWnut ~
Iclir tifr.f HHl roo f'uafd y " Hlh"plNE
nN TuE Im Oh IEBRuAR ONE lAGGE
I J srV tlr#. defect in nTht r5o mud Nfufn
IHr.fIf IIfr.I uuHT. year uId. Nnium iu uHurf
i.s robson .ttet. aud ~ fcwatdf
o. A. WtTUTmNGTuN.
ny NIGHT OBJ TIfE IsT OF rEhnu Any.
" fpIuief rup iirHd liver cUlIfri. eide Nhiie
aUI itrf fUIlfisf AuaFrf fu Che namf "a Uuu.
Return o. SO lB Union tiIrci and De rewarded
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ia pursuance % The trust deed registered IN Book
No itI rage ~ Registers Onlcc. shelby county.
Tpunrsic. Wiil sell al puhlic auction % the high.
cot bidder lUf cash. ut The southwest corner ul iu'
tprsrriIun of Mllu nul Mlil.lu streets. boo Taxing
TCuu., uu
Thursday, March -. 1880,
or default therein. % request 90 beneficiary. that
huo piece of property ifnntiUg uu the west side ut
Hnyburu AVENUE ~ tNiuU icUi, uui running lnrk
wHstwHmiy tptworn PARALLEL Iiut. 40 iUIt o. 900
nlicy thr south line being s s1iUU feet north of
broadway isluF lots a. and 80 two aud ihfHU
Wick atfhliNlflHu of pfu lot No ius. NIluurHhy
Williams trrt iu Iuufic-uih Civil uis'n0l ~
slid county. little believed gund sell us trustee
o. ~. MANsfuRp Trustee
This Irbruary III isvl
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1Ssrrr youi 900 nonsc8 in tho C.iiz'nF
insurance company, 80. % Madison a,rgl..
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SPECIAL FEATURES

u . ANItfutls
SPECIAL FEATURES
BY tcims OF contract the COMPANY must deposit
the sum Of all prizes included la the scheme before
selling single ticket. and receive the following
Official permit
CEKTlflCATE-t hCrcby certify that tht Ion.
don hank Of Mexico aud South America hHs ON
special deposit the necessary funds % guarantee the
payment Of all prize, drawn by the LOtCria de la
lCucuccuCiu puhliCa
u RODRIGUEZ RIVERA. Intervention
Further the Company b required ~ distribute
niiysN per cent ~ the NuluC u ull the tickets iu
prizes "a larger proportion than Is given BY any
other lottery.
Finally. the number II tickets & limited 10 no1
--20uOl less than sold by other Lotteries using
the same sghc uc
For full particulars al lrrsy q. Basscttl, Apar
ado 5ii ely Of Mexico Mexico.
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noon $50 uufrp.
A I'm uDAHhIIf CAS- U. hCHuYNuuATtD
~ Of tii Meth, CHu.I h...H street.
A DESIRABLE fr.rI .Yuu. IrNNi-lirp.
y inf FHnuomrH. u..H ...H' HIsl. dHi bDIri.
CO. nt ,l Court nr,t
hL-irAulE nooVs Wan loAhp ~ %
- Mldi.on street
INttsANT IrHsIaII.H IINNl Room Win
DUous WIN NJ. I|.II BOARD Also
TWO UuUusa on ..H hNh pl.lN'
| mfnishai. viii l..rI . bob .. lHi tr1t
fI'HgEI OR IOuE Ii .INl. WIN 90
! without b1Irl U 90 hsNt "'iH
keeping. 81 Mario. ..H
oo1 HrooNp T.WI-1LD ROOMS
DI@l with ufultH#..
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A m arcuNp sTHrLr CROSSING o. TnE T..
n AMI %. SUNDAY night iuu u.Uts of jew.
eIr, M wooden u0k. o. J. ohAnAN. 90 iuni
LLI-.L
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rtrSoVAt
A NruS kFtE MuNuFAyfUgEH OF ANU |
a desisrin i.aou AMI shoe ii', Monroe sifr.t
a HuWoOK 3 wuiTE z9 THONr g.. ray |
y hlale.i olIh ufIHCf flr lido. Iur nut Wool
CuuktND ttmOpi.atClD tEtiir IlN.
- taiU. cakes. rIiird hnld. hcltCn h.ruts
rnUUrlfUa. HUd HlI Luncheon Hnu reception uI.nrHt
pfrinnl tud delivered ty Nr. KATE T. CApiN
- A.e.eippi avenue. l'i'lh"nc los
IKANoLTHE PAVEMENT. BRICK WORK
VI Cisirfna. 90. % hUtnn pflocs Lave onion
at o. f sriham.s aiG front ftfrrt ~ telephone
hN t.s ni residence mos tiillNr
tIinf. ANp Ttu. WANTED AID HIGHEST
l j rfi0u bald rtilEinlhtN go. al Ahu 81
RraL rsrArr AGlsrs
A IIsN a FINtEN. NAT E.rAIs AGENTS
y and nutcfs Do Mai..1l ftrvrt
nuUuWANA HEAup. RIAL Is,rATE AOENrs
VI bfpkcr anl c1llurtors 80 Nalison Afust
II J. UUluS, AEAL isIArE AGENT
IL. Do Msli.ol street
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lnsunnHr Arrnta te vain 81 ht nllla
- . ouYlR a 80. REAL I-IAfE AuaNls
II. fud lo.rr So . Mldiun ,ir'ot
II j.mAcg a 60. EEAL LsIAIs AGtNIs
I fI'HE ylNAWAY REAL EsTATE AoLNCN -
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