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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03

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AZ Paris, In the County % Oxf0rI sni st.ts
o. Maine. the sist day ~ Aug A. ID. Is<s.
The undersigned hsreby give. n.tie. ~ hi.
appointment a. Assignee %
sofHkO>IA W. GROVER % Norway.
In ths County % Oxfori, fR.olvent Dslssr' vha
has heen declared an fn.olsent upon her n.tl.
ton " The Court Of insolvency Tor ssii Cosnty
JAMES :. WRIGHT. Assignee.
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dairy.
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The whole l. the name ofa ~ell-known
auihorrss.
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THE PuZZLER.
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COOK WANTED.

A. Aniress Hou-s. ~luth Pans, q eou,tstsnt
neat AM ps-frF cs-lk wi1 D. pail rf-si warr-
All oven permanent employmsnt
". N. SHAW. Prgpristor.
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Sanford's Ginger.
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
DuRSTANT o. . license fruul The IIon. July
II - Probate. for The tuunty ~ ONfori. ! shall
ell a pablo anftion. on ~aturiay, the twenty
nrst las ~ September. 4. ~ l-~l. az leo o'rk1k
IN The forenoon, ~ the dwelling house ~ The late
slllsft Chapman. In Bsthsl. H. ssii Coanty, al
the right titls. ansl iuterv-t whieh the sAii sil
isr Chapman had In AMI h. the foiiowing nauaest
ant descrthei rial estate, VIA the homestead
dersasssi.
Dsie.i TN. lah lay - August, 4 u. i~s.
JOHN BAHktR. INecutor.
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"a MAN
CIiCago, Rock Island & Pacific RI.

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nlver rhs Dtrsst hol,s - al d.. clil 80
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pAIfA MrNrHAFoLfn ~ PAIL ~ -
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al ruHnIn rVss NJ. ilrin9 Cfnr Cars fl 49,
ffoua critic 400, CALDWELL uurlhthrls
.sa popon CRY ssa f..-e- 49, 81. 's,I- -.
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soIIp VEsTIBuIE ExPRtss Tallsi

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Ch.ir CO. a. IIAss = ~ HiFsr ulalas -
aallV b.s-.sn ciffC 400. Dis hofNls QoNs'
Gil nLUTYs ahd OMAHA, ia lhAA - -. -.
lns Chslr Csf q NORTH PtAIIh -
sPRfsos snt PuEhLO. 80 a. ssffh = -
80 clty and rup.ka srlentd b.a.
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49, Ts.fti.lf - Aasslss anf aar lrtr. II q
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Via The Alb.r, lea Route.

Via The Albert Lea Route.
Boiia EsTse-. rrsins dsliT -
MinnsaIniis al - fatl rlih thAf-f -.
Toints snt KAnsss ClfF. 4hruasa NaaI
6lsspsr tstwesu Perfia. sTtuf L.
Iaus va hcTk tslanl IL Naf.. -f
vU.s.,ss,.r,- 49, 49, u aurf..f r.a.r'f 80
IIantin. ana Flshins ofulris ~ o. n f.a-.'-
n ehost Linz va asnsrs as hantta =
f.@ilItiss - travel - al frrfa tnt.s.aI..t ~
elnnatl alst lth1r sober ra.aaa
~ rlrssts. Maps. rail.rs af SER. -.
ualA. aIsiY a. eng co-g..a AitAat
EST. JOHN. JOHN StBAS llsS
OF $780, osuI Tft a T'sss 40
CHICAGO. AZ
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Commander and Nrs. h q. Kellogg have ID
sued Invitations for ths marriage Of their
daughter Edith 10 NJ. Alexander Fullerton
prescott az noon On Thursday, september Is,
at Rockville. The ceremony wiz be performed
in Christ church. Rockville.
Ths residsnss Of MIRA Moekabss, on sth
sres. southwest, was the scene Of brilliant
gsthsrtpg Lost evening. 4 host Of friends
turped out TO celebrate the twenty -dfth ami.
vsrsaxy Of Tbs kixth Of Mias Edith Lee Mocka-
baA
Mrs. 4. A Riley and daughter, Miss Minnie,
Ass the guests Of Col. and Mrs. c. Z. Livingston
II their country home On the Hudson. Miss
Va, where abe was the guest Of Miss L0 . Ss
Morissn, daughter OF Judge Morrison
A. Lon Bssdette and Mrs. 8. r. Williams Of
Boyds gave . corn roast Monday night
Among those prssent were: Mr.. and Ara Chts-
Wsn Nrs. y. A. Poole. Mrs Green, Miss Fish-
Punch and lir. Linbriek, Miss Mamie Shipley
and Mr.. q. o. neAtse, Mrs. Lane aud Mr.. L. s..
Chisssl, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. l. A. kdslsn, Mr..
John Burdetts, Miss Blanche Edslsn, Mr..
Frank LAn:l IN Miss MAY William. .sd NJ L: Fred M.
B. Bwdetts. The champion corn stsalsrs were
Mr.. sumersstt Williams and Mrs. I. A. Edslsn.
Mr. Lon Burdetss and Mrs. 9. T. Williams, Mr..
G. IsAsse and Miss Mamie Shipisy.
Mr. and MIA Jokn I. Weaver have retsrnsd
b the ettV.
Or. ana Mrs.. q. /. Mann have returned from
visit 10 Ohio.
Mr. & proop, IT,, started By the steamer
Travs from Bremen yesterday Ter home.
Rsv. 3. 4 Wllmsr Of Alabama, wife and
granddaughter, Mss i. Jones', arrived from
Virginia kst night. They are The guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Green at tbs Warrington
i'm and VIII REMAIN Until Monday.
Nj. WIN. I. Acton and Ntss Minarva p Allan
were married last evening 81 The residence Of
the brids's parents By BsY. Gilbert =. Williams
Of CHRIST ?. E. church. Altar the ceremony there
vas . reception Of . limited number Of init
mate friends.
william 3. Doty, youngest son Of Mrk A W.
Deity and brother Of Consul Doty Of Society
Islands left yesterday morning 10 resume his
studies at IAursnssviQs, NJ.
Nr. 3 Harris CArnaNsr Of st. Mays county,
Nd was married 10 Miss Nellie r. Hayden Of
Lsonsrdtovn By Bsv. Chas. T. Jenkins at St.
AIoysius church ct 5 pm. yesterday. Many
relatives and friends Witnessed the ceremony.
The couple hsld . reception ~ the Ebbit house
and were cordially congratulated They Leave
fer thsir homs tomorrow.
Hr. Charles Flint, formerly Of Washington,
ia in the city for . short vixit He starts for
Japan Rsxt week
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TO RELIEVE SEVENTH STREET.
A Proposed Track on Sixth Street
While the Cable Road ID Building.

Mr.. Percy Metsgsr called upon Capt Symons
tins morning to inquire about the construction
Of the cable road on 7th street. He said he
understood that the railroad company was
going TO lay extra tracks, while laying the
cable, on the east side of the street. and as this
would seriously interfere with the traffic and
Inconvenience the public he called to see IL the
matter could not be adjusted in some way and
reduce the trouble TO minimum.
Capt symons said that he was disposed to do
everything he could in tbs matter, and prom
ned to give it his immediate attention.
GIn conversation with STAB reporter Capt
Symons said:
the great thing to be considered is 10 re-
hsvs 7th street Of its enormous smount Of
travel II the company was allowed to lay
temporary side tracks there would be Q Jam
al the time along the busy portions Of that
street. II u my intention TO recommend az Q
way out OF this difficulty that the railroad COM
pany be compelled to lay temporary tracks cut
Louisiana avenue to 9Th street, up 9Th street to
Massachusetts avenue, and out Massachusetts
avenue TO 7th street. Such Q plan you can
readily see would relieve It'll street, do away
with the temporary side tracks and hurry the
work Of construction, for tbs railroad company
would not be interrupted every minute By .
passing car. Al / say, it IL my purpose TO
embody such 9 Recommendation in letter to
the Commissioners"
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STREETS OF LIE DRoiT PARK.
A Proposition from President Horna-
day Referred to Capt. Sym0na

Several days ago Mr.. W. T. HornAdy, the
presiasni Of the Ls Droit Park association, in
letter to the Commissioners stated that II
the District il willing to allow the fence be-
tween 10 Droit Park and Hovard.oun to re-
rnsin anti tbs removal becomes necessary by
reason Of Improvements he viii induce all
partss Interested to consent to i'm
mediate conveyance to the District Of
al the streets in lie Droit Park.
Re says IN his letter that ''the removal Of the
fsbes across Linden aud Elm streets on the
northern boundary Of the park would give to
horde Of negro rutdans free access to the
park AID prove . thoroIghfsre for the hun
drsd or more carts Of HoWardtown" In view
o. this prssPsct he says the residents Of the
Park are determined to maintain the fence
sEEl, a. slated above, Improvements make its
removal necessary.
GAIT. sInoss' ireonnnspAr1oza
The matter Was referred to Capt Symsns,
who IN passing upon the case says: ~ have aa,
y0estsd for . long time that the necessary
steps he taken TO provide tor the lie Droit
sirssts becoming in every sense Of the word
public horoughfarss Any action which may
Dc taken Looking TO this end believe desirable.
ihiak that tbs hords Of negro rufians who are
spoken Of In this letter are mostly hard-work-
ING laeorin2 men, who. are entitled to use
these streets whenever they become pub
may % kSat the
e0mproniss proposed By Mr.. Hornady will
tend TO the more rapid solution of the problem.
IL It Il 30 eonsidsred / recommend that 1t be
adopted ] have included In my estimate for
the county shs improvement OF Linden street
and tbs Improvement Of the street Ia recon-
msndsd By The county association"
The New Dry Dock at Norfolk Navy Yard
Msssrs. J. L. simpson b Co.. builders Of the
new government dry dock At Norfolk, have
issued handsome Invitations to . number of
naval officers, Newspaper men and others Of
his city 10 attend the opening Of The dock, 70
take place nsxt Thursday. The guests from
Washington viii be taken In special cars a.
tashsd 10 the 3. and o. $50 p. 10. train Septsu-
Der Is. They viii go TO Locust Point Balti-
mere, By rad and there transferred 70 the
steamer Virginia Of the Bay line,
chartered Tor Tia OCCASION There
VIII Be parties also from Baltimore,
View York and Philadelphia. The virginia
VIII proceed direct to Portsmouth, Va, arriy-
nag nsrs on the morning Of the 18th. Either
Tie isnte or the Alliance wiz b doeksd 70
thoy tbs workings Of the new dock, and after
We formal opening banquet viii be served at
the navy yard By catsref L. Nour Of washiug-
ton bsturning, the Virginia VIII leave Ports
meath about $50 IN. ssd arrive IN Baltimore
Ssptsmbss 20 ~ 7:Q am
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Col Wilson's Last Report-Improve
Tasnt Of the Grounds, Etc.

Gel Wilson, in his report Of operations a.
commissioner Of public buildings and grounds,
for ths month Of August, says that the grounds
around the Washington monument have been
much improved by grading the mound around
the shaft, which has received q surface coating
of compost aud Is now receiving the final top
dressing Of soil new road, so feet wide, has
been s1caTated from 18th street near street,
hasrsesivsd the bottoming Of stone and the
covering OF coarse gravel and will have q top
coating Of screened gravel Various repairs
have bean made TO the boilers and machinery.
New wires are being placed for the electric
Lights in the lower portion of the monument,
and the work has been completed to the 1s0-
foot platform
MANLY ONE HyxDnxD AND xIfTY THOUSAND
vlsIToRA
During the month ls,oS1 persons ascended
70 tls top OF the shsft, $3.50 being carried by
tbs elevator GER. Since October Q, 1888. LAG, s31
people have visited the top Of The shaft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-12

ALEXANDRIA.
bsperted Tor TIE EvxzIse SrAa.


CORPORATION CoURr.-Ths city husti nps
court resumed its session this morning and was
devoted TO civil business. This court, which
vas Tor some years slog-going one owing to the
III health Of Judges Chiffon, Meade and Stuart
y now moving faster and has gotten nearly all
the unprecedented cases from ID docket and Is
carrying the others to Q conclusion as fast az
the lawyers will allow. In the case Of Crump
W. Rudel the estate has haen committed to
Vie city sergeant g. receiver, aad the suit of
Lsbs<smith vs.. Miiheiser, In which some Wash-
lnRtonisuS are Interested, has been dismissed
On the probate side Of the court the Will of
Thomas y. Taylor, giving hia sstats to his fam
ity, has been admitted to probate and record,
and the widow has quaiihed as e1scutrix and
guardian.
vIs1rISs TxnpIAHs.-n IL thought ths,
among the Thousands Of Knights Tsmplar who
Will visit Washington on the occasion of the
coming knights Templsr conclave . number
Will ind temporary homes In Alexandria, whefe
The price OF lodgingis at = minimum and board
very low. 1t is understood that the Joliet. Ill DID,.
Knights Templar viii stop in this city on the
9Th proximo EN- route for Washington and 20
hence TO MI Vernon. While here they win,
- members Of the Maltessn lodge, use Alexan-
dris-Washington lodge rooms aud raise can
didate to the masters degree.
Nxw CITY OyylcIAIs.-The COMMITTEES on
light have agreed to prepare for the electric
plant At once by appointing an engineer ct $50
per month, . fireman at e46 and linsman and
Two men ~ 40 per month. These will be m
structsd for sixty days By the Schuyler COM
pany's officers.
NoTEa-Other non-sesidents besides Wash
ingsonians have lately in considerable Numbers
been avsiling themselves Of the liberal laws of
Virginia TO establish corporations here. In the
latest OF these, the Southern and Western land
Investment company, VIM Dickson Of WASH
isgton Is ono Of the direetoA--Jsmss Jack
son, the colorsd man shot BY Jones ct Shiloh
church, has so Tar improved today that the
certain. Jones and his sbettors may still be
sent 70 the penitentisry for assault Win intent
70 nn-Ths paving Of upper Cameron street
v Progressing and the work Il understood 10
pc sasisfActory 70 the street committed.
Thomas Perry has been rssppointed dour IN
spector. Since the inspection OF hour has been
made optional the fees Of the dour office have
very much decrsssed.-L p. McCrenk has
bought from Capt Brooks st e80e two-story
bask lot
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The River Fiat. Improv.m.n.

According TO Col Hams monthly report for
August ss the riysr front impr0yetnen, Sls,-
14aos was sIpsaded. Work At the reservoir
0a,sss Was continued The seas.ets sounda-
lions Of both down-stresm wing walls were COM
pIetsd and the construction Of the wing walls
was eommsncsd Under contract with the Cali
fernia hydraulic company about -, 600 cubic
Sards Of material were excsvatsd from the
Under contrast with henry Wilson about IA. 0O0
cabisyards Of material were drsdged and placed
N smbanLnent Up to the present time about
go acres have been reclaimed from the over
now 81 ordinary high tide OF the II, 900 600
esnIs yArds required TO ~ the fats to the re-
Quirsd height there has been dsposi,sd on
then about :, 771 600 cubic yarda
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Amusements Next Week,

A4aAusz'G-Thsre will be . grand seenis
predaetion at Albasgh's on Monday next Of
the osls brstsd comedian, John 8. Clarke and
nephew Of Edwin Booth, viii appear in the
leading rols-kor9Sss Dsl AoHts. Gr. Clarke
= said to favor his listing aished uncle In beth
ssoas aad style Of acting and has proved him
sell 10 be an artist OF no mean ability. The
''sss OF Ice" Ia powerful play and al the
ehArseters are clearly defined Several scents
novelties are introduced, which makes the plav
interesting Abe costumes are picturesque and
fss 10 HE. Miss Bose Osborne, California;
actress Of vsl-known ability, win play Oqor.to
md the remainder Of the east u evenly bal
Aaesd
Ths sale IT seats began this morning.
KHHsAs'a-An exceptionally attractive bill
las been prepared for next week at Ksrnan's.
he great Ameriean -Four aud Frank Cushnan's
monster specially show viii hold the boards.
In tbs company are some Of the bsst-knswn
variety actors and specially arts,AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-12

The Senate dressed beet committee, after .
snort session 1t kansas City, No., yesterday,
ad1onrnee TO meet 81 the call Of the chairman.
Inc men0srs o. Ne committee lsft for their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-12

q. h risrpsiat. . leading farmer Of Ritchis
ssanty, WA, and nephew Of the war govssnss
Of Virgins, yesterday fatally stabbed son Of
Peter Wilson during quarrel about girl with
whom bozh were sni<tsn.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


F9sh ,. ssAII H. s-sroEY AND sAsEnESI
double noor plate giass m psror v1ndevs hssssd By
piSsss Essdsomsasn M e.. en- nhns 9psS -
s s:s s; SO Pm Esisdf % wi &
ave. "a M
bot vstsf. modern mproyensnss' Hns view; 10
Se , ~ every rsspset dssafsbls bona For pssS
.ssin ''''''' " S ssfHi iff SSsSr & ,s,sra
FL on SAN y d. T palss.. NV. Sply MTTLk
sss ana S.sss es sb HI 3 m }oe g fgS9t asr.ss
IS; Yin inn. rh0A q nass dSf !.... o. q.
EcoR sALI-I HAVE 2-sToRY BRICK aoUsI5
l Just being completed. on o. near cor 5th ~ nes
naey built With mod imps. price $4,000 each, rsss
seh.es esAh payment with dating terms Zoe
se4-l0s ieie -
EoR SAIL HAVE FoR SALE A TINELY-
~ located HOUSE on the north side Of Rhode Islsn6
ave H. sade and rsar alleya. Containing rooaa
throughout; cabinet mantes. open nre psces heated
BY furnace. with all other modsrn improvsmsnss
f'' ''''A'' particulars '! w. . a PRESCOTT.
.s4-los kslos. sa,idias
EoR sALE-A NEW 7-RooM BRICK DWELLING
I on Sth o. ne pear Tor 100; also New siK.
ssso3 swokSsTfbT 1 bskblff ~ '''
EoR SALE : NEW THREE-sToRY coRNER
House facing the pArk, Sd and sts O. siH rooms
LIZ LEY. G ssa S s $500. s~oRAsrEDr sEap-
EroR sALE-NEw BRICK DWELLING NoRTH-
u wet; nrvt noor. psrlor. library. dining room.
Kitchen and large pantry; second noor -four chambers
iSr:s: and u mod .%ps fr,o. Sssoc n3 Tifsf
hOThEhfORD. lSO5fst Dl3-5<t
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The Mt. Vernon Road.

Col Hams report Of operations on the Mt
Vernon road survey during August shows tina,
Sl,l7s.T was expended. The field work was
in progress on that section Of country lyina
between Big Hunting creek and Mt. Vernon
the surveying party being located at the latter
place. 1t is expected that the outdoor worl
viii be completed during September.
ANSIvxRsARY BATTLE OF ANTIKTAN SxPTIx
BIB r7.-On this occasion the Baltimore apt
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets &
ksedysvius and return at rate Of S2.2O. All
comrades intending to participate are requested
to report without delay TO G. II. Ingram, Asst
Adj dsnl., 1412 Pennsylvania avenue, GAR
hall :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w x4N 4G0--O14 ia 41O4NO.
iIs So E s Siss s1 !: q IN H
vs.r! rSsts1n IN afSssFE and Proyisi92 store;
ss. ~ assS q :. s ": - 10 y:;iTs
WANTED-AT HEAD0UARTERs-PosiTI
for Gooks. Chambsrmad. Waitress, Laundress and
Sstiss SAIL coo&BR sss ssa.x. o0 ssias
WAAEIED.oo 70 DICKS AGENCY FOB COOKS
sS Il n~ sc EssoSssS ssa%sSp sSss
o9ns TS .I R1s
s. as 81 III
ssc,%%
WANTEp-A POSITION AS COMPANION Oh
VAN W8cK Koef!s. %d sss
WANTEp,BY 4 RESPECTABLE coLoRED
s. & nS Good A
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
aprivste family: Please call At s22 Del 1t'
WANTEDB YOUNG LADY FROM VIRGINIA,
Position g aovsrness % teach English brsnehes
HesetenSss e1cnAn'ed Address NJ E p Star Office
WANTEEED.-;PY sETTLEp CoLoEED WOMAN
nirh,. a. CoaS IN smaM Private Fanny &c st1y
Il NV bet Al and 5sS, iPs and Sta n 40 f1 ~
WANTED sIIuATI9Ns FOR FIRST GLASS
y OooHs DfINeit, MAIDS, buffers, nenneu mousse
keepers. Walters. Solutions, Dish Washers, Pantry
Women, Youths for stores aud others; selected.
BURNHAMS, lilo St NV. se11-3ts
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL
~ Workman would like to yet employment W.
THOMPSON, star Office. se1l-2ts
WANTED-TO ARCHITECTs!-A YOUNG LADY.
w talented in Architectural Drawings and Fancy
Lettering for Headings, desires employment on mod
crate terms Address Miss B. Star office 0-3ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF LARGE EX-
w perIence, Position ss Pianist In Dancing School
Address PIANIST, Star Office. se103ts
WANTED-YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUSI-
w cal education desires Position Governess where
study Of music may be made speciality highest refer
ence: Address MUSIC. Station E Baltimore. Nd.
se3-1Sts
WANTED-HOUSEKEEP "ATTENTIONr-
w Send US your orders for House Workers charge
Rooms Wanted and For Rent in al parts Of the city
furnished and unfinished I'll st. NV. au31-12ts
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sAIE-BAReAIN-LoT2 ori2o. NJ ST. EAST
between LIST and North Capitol; south front; pave
men .rees sss psrainsi Opposite ground held a. ii
Star office sel2-sts
EoR SALE BRooKLANp-cHoIcR CORNER,
SOUTH and east front; plenty shade; splendid water
hear door; handsome cottages sdjoining; selected
among hrst for . home; owner lesyir0 city; will all
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SPECIALTIES.

NM = L. VAUDEVILLE, FOnMRRIY on NV
~ xofS city, Expert Manicure and ChiropodisE ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-12
WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-OCToBER CBY SMALL FAMILY). g.
w room House; we'll located; modern improve
sel2-3t' F. s. PARKS. Second Auditors Office.
WANTED-HoUsES TO RENT-HAvE ExHAUS-
w ted my list; can rent desirable houses imne-
dtately. y. W. GRAHAM, 605 Ia ST. NV se12-3t
M ANTED-TO BUY NEW Two-sT0RY SIX
w Room and Cellar Brick Houss on Capitol Hill.
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WANTED-BY OCTOBER 1-sMALL COY
House, attractively furnished partially So in
an slIgble locality at moderate rental Address ABB
G., 1927 Pacific ave., Atlantic City, NJ. see-6t'
WANTED-LARaE UNFINISHED HOUSE IN
w country Convenient to Il. r. Station. Address
COUNTRY n, Star ofnce. se7-1w'
WANTED-WE HAVE CONSTANT AND EARN
w est Inquiries for Good Houses TO Rent; owners
in our hand. .sOncs. FISH MILLER, Ills 81.
NV. se7-6t
WANTED-HOUsES TO REMIT CAN FURNISH
w No. Tenants for q large number of houses ut
once; II your houses are vacant can rent them for
you without delay; prompt settlements and careful
au23-lm zoos ct. NV
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
to have large demand for houses Of ali kinds
HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 st. INV. su17-lnl
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
our office with experience of nearly ID years)
keep houses well tenanted and has left with
houses to offer for rent.
Residents or non-residepts having Furnished or
Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have
our hands, JOHN SHERMAN CO,
au3-3m l407 st. NV