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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


sss DAD Ny, !, sEEAnM,ssTRIss SEWING By
dren. address c. L. o., Star once n1ost.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES CHANGE
Addres. GSxfEiS Star rot Se sssh VIII be sTfp fsr It
WANTEp-BY A REspECTABLE YOUNG COL
cs p Of sas s1s e ssei a
WANTED : BY AN INDUSTRIOUS. TNTELLI-
ss ASS
WANTkP-pY WOMAN. A PLACE AS MAID 70
Address MAID. Star Office. 1T
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS COACH
men, Nurses walters. BOYS dearn trades, iii seiessed
NAN 0ef faS fffesG 81 H
fi nps ss:' references AddTss. BOZ So Star ONCE
WANTED-BY YOUNG COLoRED MAN A
the Bnse o as and 70 make himself useful ABOUT
WANTED-sITUArIoN AS COOK BY SET
nsh her reom Bs; N Prysss iAy Cs1 fnr
WANTEp-EMPLOYERs WILL BE FUR
w mished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants;
issElass
Wa sS1 .,o,s 81 Man n JEW
Cisrt q !'weler or both Address L. sis I'D s'nw
WANTED = SITUATION FOR FIRST CLASS
" working housekeeper; no laundry work; good
ftS ref rsq Sod Also White Girl for
WANTED SITUATION IN DRUG BUSINESS
w by young man with 3 years ex perience; tenn
Perase and with good reierences no1
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
pd, sfnatEn as Coek or Chambermaid N small
9th st. Sc. 1t.
WANTED-A POSITION BY YOUNG MAN OF
W Five Years Mercantile Experience; good penman
Box So stsr ONCE best
WANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, WITH
several spare hours daily Set of Books to Keep
respondent. Address HALF PAY, Star office. nI6-3t'
WANTED-BY MIDDLE.AGED WOMAN WHO
stress Situation eiSef IL Family or Boarding SF House
Please address RELIABLE o., Star office. it.
WANrED;GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
9TH st. NV. Also European Steamship Agent. nl6-2t
WaANTEPp.-GAS,Tr HEAJRoyAAR RiT POSITIONS
Buters Mss MseFs Socks
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ,2s, WITH BEST
w references, wishes any respectable employment;
has had seven years experience IN the mercantile
WANTED-YOUNG MAN, GRADUATE OF COL
w lege student of law, desires Position Private
SECRETARY to Senator or Address SEC
WANTED-EvENING EMPLOYMENT BYYOUNG
Married Man of Good Habits literary or clerical.
office nl6-3ts
WANTED-BYA YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
w as Seamstress and Dress Maker; understands cut
ting and fitting. Address NJ. D., Star office. nj OPT.
WANTED-DRESSMAKIN OR PLAIN SEWING
w by the Day i'll Family; understands tailoring.
Address LG, st. NV. nj 5-3ts
"ANTED-BY A LADY. POSITION AS CHAPE-
w ron, Travelling Companion, Amanuensis, Teacher,
or to take entire charge of house speaks French and
is willing to go abroad Mrs L., star office. nl53t'
WANTED-Bl GENTLEMAN 20 YEARS OLD,
w married, Of good social standing, been engaged
for years man aging cotton mill SOUTH versAnt
business usages and clerical duties would like
clate himself with some paying concern or secure
permanent salaried position Address WOkK. star
office. nl;i4ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD:
also liable Board. a 4 refined family bla 81

1HoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD:
II also Table Board, IN u refined family. ol5 81.
NV nlS-3i.
l,oR RENT-A wEILFUENIshED COMFIRT.
Family for gentleman of culture and rem mono
Other need apply price ESQ; references oHehhnSsd
EoR RENT-RooNs. WITH OR WITHOUT
y Board. suitable for Member Of Congrcss with
Family; or will rent furnished; no chllgsen in the
house. l25 Is ST. sc. nl3-6t.
EoR RENT-sEvERAL PLEASANT ROOMS.
Il hrst, second and third hOors. Furnished or Cufur
nished- 2Oj2 q ST. NV. nl3-st
VrOR ENT-CuRNER 9TH ST AND MASsACHU-
y sets ave-, Large Nicely-furniShed Rooms. with
board southern and eastern exposure. references
changed nl3-6t
I,oR RENT-so0 nth ST. NV
II Handsomely Furnished Rooms. suite single.
Win OF without board two lines OF cars lass the dor;
references exchanged nl2-lws
EoR RENT-AT 7O9 y W. NICELY FUR
nshed Second and Third-story Front Rooms;
southern expoesre central; also Hear Rooms fur
Mshed Tor light housekeeping n5-2w.
tOR RENT-Gl9 18TH ST. A SECOND-FLOoR
u suite, COMPRISING farlor, Bed Room and Ofilce.
Wei iMu she'd furnace heat; open nre placts. lay
Willow also other bed rooms. nl2-2w.
lSoR RENT-IN EVERY SECTION OF THE CITY,
hagn ncent Rooms. furnished or uufurn shed.
with or without Board. Prom s. 90 SlOO ROOM
RENTING PARLoRs. I'll q st NV n4-l2ts
EOR RENI-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms. with excellent home table. at l41l X ~.
SltuSton uelishuuls convenient street aud
hotels n5-lms
lOR RtNT-sl4 AND sl6 18TH ST. NV. NEXT
l. The shorehsni. New and Handsomely Furnished
shrinehts on nrst second and third floors. private
oa,ns, &c. lable bUArd n%-lm
HtoR RENT-ls24 II ST., LARGE AIRY COMMU-
metropolitan Club, War and NAVY deusrtu ents. suit-
aole Ior receptions Caterer SLOWED. oc2l-lm
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ISoR hENT-C0TTAGE FLATS. 2ll3 ST NV
D has -Four Rooms on each floor. bath and heat
everything new and III condition for house kcepiug
&ci rent go and $40 per month. Apply 10 Wis
CoII WILLOW. 1907 Penn ave. NV. nl0-3t
IOR RENTED BID ST. WEST WASHING
Il ton, wo Flats rent 80 and IS for each. Inquire
AT FAINT STOhE nol-lms
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VrOR SALES WEST SIDE DELAWARE AVE
oetMeen l. and NJ sts ne, Lots Oh to Oe square
$50. last side Attn between Q and SITS. NV. Lots
~ North side Massachusetts ave. bet 9th aud 9TH
SITS ne splendid location, per foot, 1 20.
253. 18Th between and SITS. W, 2l3rl5 II.
south side between 4th and 5th SITS Sc. so.o,
q. Fast side 18th between Il and S sta NV 2onl6o
>. south side Rhode Island ave. between 18th and
l3th s's nv, - by about io5. Ter foot 81
on 2Uih ST. and 69Ut GA 5 st. per foot, s2.75.
1 l. 70 large alley, per foot. 1925.
80 vermont ave, and 9th st. NV. over 80 Il.
2f5. South side Massachusetts ave. between 2Ist
and I'D ste; NV, % feet frontage large stable in
lis East side 18th st. north side Of t st. and south
Mast Si6 p St NV.
I,oR sALE-LoTs IN NEw ADDITION To BROOK
most elevated and improved part Of BrOoklHnd,
mAndng hne view. All kinds OF fruit growing ON the
place. Streets 80 feet wide ln conformity with cty
streets. 10 PARTIES who will build AT an early date
NpI T Tr fS e S a. one and make
LACHLEN BATCHELDhR. l2l5 h st. D. W nj I'm
IGOR sALE-A BAKGAIN-Ay VALUABLE coRNER
once; J. x HERTFok3B.S "
nl2-6t i4i9Gst.
IEoR sALE-I HAVE A SMALL CORNER LOT,
In S na s a9r er"siTS store n M rsssssnt VIII
nl2-6t J. K. HEREFORD, 1919 st.
I,oR SALE-BY FISH 4 MIILER,l2l3 ST NV
i The following Beautiiul Building Lots offered
ON l5th bet n and u. W. 8. 7ll25 e. 90
ON 6s @oG and
On 18th bet I and nv, 5osso offer wanted
On V bet l4th and 10th a. W. ll5II45......... i25
ON bet y n. ave and 2lst, 7Oxl23. lilo
On l6Ih bet. aud NV. 25rii .... $50
on .9,h bet BET. aud NV 2oIlgo ............ 80
ON bet. IAN and i5ih nv. 5sIi4o 80
ON ", oe sis, ls!h ana isth NV 5oHloo. 2So
On Iath bet Nd ave- and c ne, 3oliio..... 80
ON ON s se o Sd and az sa Nd wanted
Please call aud ensmine our list for other desirable
properties. improved and unimprOyed. ns-U
Eok sALt-s5,OOo SQUARE FEET OF VALUABLE
y Improved and UnimprOved Property ~ . whole or
:. square Slot fronting A feet on north . de of
Bridge sM ST. aud 50 feet en- Prospect ave- b, tween
square rect, improved by Three story Brick Dwelns
3nriesn rooms n a stored .aa House.
square 51-Lo, Is. 5oIe9 on north side of Bridge
square gs~Lot 80 40si 80. W cor v ashington Go,
S s1S sr vii sell I' ioas Of SrS frame
Square s-Lot ON north .lde Of Mater st. bet: Hxh
sS soss ana az large bef ~srs houses. ~ " '
saa,Fs ssSs =, :qS lot ana se, s nsrsA
hielsndri. county. Va, Is acres at South End q
h hBs5s To w. s. JACKSON fss ss'sE ga 4
INoR SALE = SPECIAL BARGAIN : LOT 90
II square l54 New Hampshire ave. east side, "a lot
above st- 25xS2 4, rear fronting ~. IA on n sts
price e.. 70 per ~. loot eASy terms.
se24-3m bLAl4I. BROWN CO.. 1921 Fs
EoR SALE BARGAINS CHOICE LOTS AT
monthly. j. r HEkTTokD,
ocl6-3m 1913 a "A
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EoR sALE;-LoTs 90 AND o. BLOCK 20. IA.
II koma Park; over 1000 square feet; sscr16us
COOKE d. LUCKETT
n16-I 1856 81 NV
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IoR SALE . SPECIAL BARGAIN LOT ~.
II square lo4. New Hampshire ave, east side, I'd lot
above IT, 25xs2 4. rear fronting 20. IA ON n sts
price e.. as per ~. loot. cay terms.
se24-3m bLALI. BROWN CO. 1921 Fa
EoR SALE BARGAINS CHOICE LoTs AT
II Forest Glen. Md small payment down, balance
monthly. j. T. HEkTFORn
ocl6-3ln l4lS 81 "A
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

IvoR sALE-LoTs 20 AND 27 BLOCK 20. Ia.
II koma Park over $1,000 square feet; at sscr1nos
COOKE D. LUcKErT.
ISoR sALE-AT IVY CITY, FoUR BEAUTIFUL
sold greatly under market value Title perfect: -
strsct furnashsd b. II. WARNER 4 co. sle n q
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FOR RENT--STORES.

IrOR RENT-A LARGE STORE. WITH OR WITH
l. out -Four Rooms above. See premises l.BO eth
NV. Good stand for any business. nl6-3t'
ISOR RES1-STORE AND DWELLING, SUITA-
II BILE for millinery and fancy goods almost any
business; on line with market 80 9TH ST. Az.
ply TO X. G. MANGUM, l0l6 NC ave. sc nl6-3T
INoR RgNT-LARGE STORE AND GILLIAN .O26
l. 14th 1t. u. W, SIS per month.
BEALI- BROWN 4 CO.
nl6-3m 1921 ST.
IHOR RENT-THE STORE 1925 7TH ST NV
Il now occupied by II. kraemer. Esq. possession
January next. Apply to X. {. LEWIS. l42l New
ork ave. nl4-eo3t
NOR RENT-THAr NEW AND DESIRABLE
IL store l34l 14th 1t. has been reduced IN rent
5000 per month Inquire of NJ. NJ. PARKER,
nlo-ot l4lSFst
DOR REMITTANCE sToRE-IIXTURES FOR
\ sale; cor 10th and SITS. Il now the best stand
offering in that growing part Of the city. nl4-3t'
EoR kENT-sToRE 40l l4TH ST. NV. APPLY
Il to 403 l4th St nll-lws
IOR RENT - FINE LARGE STORE. CENTRAL
Il location, adjoining New Lincoln Hall and Pa.
ave- Call and see IL at 4l9 9th 81. ". ocl1-lm'
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A sDEsTos LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
"A Patent r c. Chimneys FIRE proof
and 3-ply Tarrcd Hoohug, Lime, Cement ana Char
coal J. I. wALkkk Sons. 204 10Th o. nv.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNER, FOR CA
Address FLOYD MIDDLLTON, 9th and sts a. y
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED-BOARD. A GENTLEMAN DESIRING
w Board for family will provide Handsome Furni-
ture for or IL house in northwest section i'll
part pay nent. Address JASPER, Star office, lts
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FOR RENT--STABLES

VrOR REST-DEC. l-STABLE ON 3O-FOOr AL
Il ley, 10th ana o SITS. Three Stalls Coac hInaus
Rooms. water and gas. l44l Ehode Island ave.
oc30-2m
IrOR REMITTANCE STABLE AND HALL ON @
l. ST. bet. 18th and 10Th including IGrse Yard $40
per month. stable III rear Of 1888 / - S35 yer
month. Also COmnodjOus Stable being built rear
OF 1883 st. a w; SO Ter month BEALL- BROWN
& CO., 1921 EST ocI O-:}m
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The Funeral of Miss Thomas

The funeral OF Miss Mona G. Thomas, the
daughter of the late Lewis Thomas andwel-
known and highly regarded public school
teacher, will be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the late residence of the deceased
10Th and G. streets southwest. The teachers in
South Washington held citing yesterday at
the Jefferson building and decided to attend
the funeral i'll body.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

IrOk REST-SMALL HALL. NEKY CENTRAL
II for Evening Weekly Meeti.gs 10 Literary or other
refined Society including Ladies' Address LIT,
star office. 1t.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DOR RENT = OFFICE, RAILING ENCLOSURE
with nne Roll Top Desk, Chair. heat aud sas. IS
and no; call and examine OTTO DUKER 4 co,
nl0-:t' $40 10Th st H.
IroE RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS WITH
II steam heat and elevator service, IL the Lehman
building, 1425 Ny ave. A. T. COUMBE.
nO-lm l425 ny. ave.
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Es MERCHANT TAILOR,
liza sk NV. near l3tk 0k
Wogkmauship aud NJ GuAEnntood uelO-Sm
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Eok sALE-7O-FooT FRONT on NORTH SIDE
OF Mass ave. near 9Th - nice building Lott,
street just concerted. Pr1ce i 20. sMOkMSTEDI
BRADLEY, a29 Fnw nle-t5t
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IGOR sALE-I HAVE SMALL CORNER LOT,
suitable for Grocery Store, IL Mt. Pleasant; vii
sell part or whole. Also lot for $500 and 5000.
nl30t j. K. HEREFORD, l4lg0st.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

oI R56NT s,. NEAR osrIIoI WITH
NC or others Also Large single Room; came floor.
Il Furnished Rooms: single OF suite: convenient
70 the departments and hotels cars pass the door;
EOE RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
- Front Rooms. VII b or without Board, terms mod
crate; MODERN improvements 1913 10th st. NV.
Tor RENT-THREE APARTMENTS OF TWO AND
ant
and Iowa circle. n16-1w
4, OR RENT-ELEeANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
u at l22l G st. with mod imrs. and Board. IT.
no OF first IL aoSr si3 ST. NV. Apply to GEoRGE
EOR RENI-WEsT OF 18TH ST, ONE SQUARE
term: Y. eiira1sssnt Address X L. Star Once.
Eok RENT-yEKY PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS.
q nsSF siSas Mood also
central cars pass door n2 sSi na
1IoR RENT-PARLOR AND DINING ROOM WITH
Use of Kitchen; also two bed rooms, unfurni.aed
1. OR RENT-I356 ST AND FRANKLIN PARK.
u beautiful Suite of Rooms with private bath and
oen,ed IN nSuss all modern
changed. nl6-3ts
Tor RENT-Two LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
Il. nl6-3t.
EroR kENT-FURNIsHED-FRO ROOM. SEC
- QUO noor: heat and gas IS per month"; IN advance.
Si1 9Th st. NV IT.
LrOR RENT-N ST NV. BET. l4TH AND 18TH.
L two Communicating Rooms furnished
desired second or third floor; facing south For
ucuiars address ST., Star office. n16-St'
IGOR RENTAL S25 PER MONTH FOUR ROOMS;
completely furnished for housekeeping, including
Call between aud pun, at si4s ff st aS S nie S
EoGR, E REM SUITES OF APARTMENIs
above Metropolitan club. 529 18th ST. N. nl6-3t'
E0R RENT-llo2 9TH ST. NV, LARGE CHEER
L ful Rooms and Hall Room, nicely furnished, with
board home comforts personal attention to guests;
references exchanged. 1t
NOR RENT-SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
- House $50 ID st. NV; nine rooms. Inquire at
the premises nl03
krOk RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
4 second noor; two communicable with closets.
heat and gas; one hall; bath floor; chil-
5 ST. ul6-3ts
lNOR RENTALS 9Th ST. NV, LARGE ALCOvE
= Front koom, suitable for member OF Congress OF
Others; also Back Paror suitable for married couple
or two gentlemen; house well heated. IL
EtOR RENT-729 BOTH ST. NV, IN NORTH.
u west corner house, Handsomely Furnished Second
Floor suite OF hooms; bath adjoining suitable tor
Senator or member. Moss
E0R RENT-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
Il md pleasant home with New England family, five
squares from State Department. cars pass house;
terms moderate. Address MASSACHUSETTS,S Star
office. 1t
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
at 1871 ST. NV. for adults only; corner house
with south and east exposure; references exchanged
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EoR RENT-DEsK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE
l. roOmy front ONCE first floor.
n2-lm W. l. HOPKINS L CO, 1920 81 NV
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News OF the Week.

snow frlI all DAY Al Fergus FAlls. Niuneso'a. ON
Monday
A aend has i.een cutting ,ag .sil, fron COWS uear
YORK Pa
At Sc. viucens MINI on Nondsy the ielHpeFa'HFr
fell % - shUys zero,
John TalYuan and uifc of TspPAn. \. Y. celebFa'-
"a their 10Th wedding anniversary on Monday last
From January 60 october 70. inclusive i2iss',-
log gallons Of petroleum. were exported rom fhiia-
delphia, Pa.
William Goddard. a saloon keeper OF BemsnL
Indiana, was on Friday Of last week hned $500
and costs for selling liquor in violation oflaW
Andrew Graham. clerk IN John Wanamakers
store Philadelphia, Pa, was arrested on saturday
charged with stealing $50 worth OF goods nom the
store.
There Is great excitement at Warrington, in
Marion county West Virginia over the fact that the
Jackson oil well there has become gushcr Of 1000
barrels daily The town is crowded with speeula-
tors.
The latest reports from the September floods In
japan place The loss of life at 24l9, over $500
houses submerged. $4,000 acres Of crops destroyed
600 bridges washed away and hundreds Of miles OF
roads destroyed.
Extensive prairie fires ragged in the country SOUTH
Yves, Of For Wayne, Indiana, for several days las.
week. resulting in great damage The prairie lands
thai have been reclaimed by drainage were burned
down 70 a depth Of four feet
In New York on Monday panel at lO0iurors had
been summoned TO appear In the supreme Court.
and 70 did not answer to their names. The judge
ordered them to be arrested and committed 70 jail
until a fine of $50 was paid by each.
A lamp exploded in the house OF Geo kesSer near
Van Vert Ohio. on sunday night and set fire To the
building. Mr. Kessler's daughter, aged years,
persisted in the flames and his sister-in-law was 50
badly burned that she died on Tuesday.
The trustees of Dr. Talmage's Church. in Brooklyn,
New York have purchased property at Clinton
and Green avenues, $50 by 30 feet, on which to
erect a new tabernacle to replace the burned one
II is understood that the price paid was in the
neighborhood Of si25, 900.
The President on Saturday appointed General
Green B. Raum. of Illinois, to be Commissioner Of
Pensions General Raum is a prominent member of
the Grand Army of the Republic, and at present is
practicng law in Washington. He entered upon
the official discharge of his duties on Monday.
As Thomas Brennan. aged u years, whose home
is at sturmervie, near Wilkesbarre, Pa was re-
turning home from store on Tuesday several
1 Hungarians who were passing opened fire upon
| him bullet entered his abdomen, and he now
lies at the point Of DEATH The Huns were arrested
Some months ago a train consisting of several cars
was wrecked on the Harrisburg and Potomac Rail
road by an obstruction placed on the track On
saturday night George otto, a farmer living near
Carlisle Pa was arrested on the charge Of placing
the distractions on the track. Bail was fixed at
$1,000
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Finksnnrg Items.

Robert Shipley, Hanson Bowers, Stephen
Stocksdale, Magruder Wilson and William
Swartz, of this place, attended the Hagers-
town fair on the 18th. Francis Feeling lett
on the 18th for Springfield, His, where he
has a situation as manager IN grlst MILL
He was accompanied by Miss Cora Lester,
who will spend the winter with her uncle,
Nicholas Leister, ofthat place. Miss Virginia
Moores left on the same day for Princess
Anne and Norfolk counties, Va, where she
will be during the winter with her sister and
other relatives. Miss Alice Brown, of Baltl-
more. is a guest of Miss Marietta Lassell.
On last Monday Everett Harding moved
his family to L. A. J. Lamo.te' house, at the
station, which was lately occupied by VIM.
Gardner.
Our farmers finished their fall seeding early
in the month. Notwithstanding the complaint
of a scarcity of money, large amount OF
fertilizer was purchased and the acreage OF
wheat sown in the neighborhoed is about up
to the usual average. Corn husking has be-
gun and many think it the best yield OF any
crop gathered this year.
Daniel Frasier died of heart disease, at his
residence in this village, on Friday, October
49, Mr.. Frasier was one OF our Oldest clt-
zens, being in his 10Th year, and had been a
resident of this place since early manhood.
His funeral and burial took place on last
Sunday afternoon at St. John Church, West
minister. Thomas DeMoss, Daniel hahn,
Francis Lamotte, Lewis Baxter, William Gill
and John Power, ST., acted as pail bearers.
Rev. William Horner, of Baltimore, IS VS.
iting his brother, G. w. Horner, and assisting
Rev. J. 7. Lassell in the protraeted meeting
at Mt Zion. which is still in progress.
Our first snow of the season fell on the
morning of October %.
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Mrs. Nettie Thalaker, Of Charleston, W.
Va, after visiting Mrs. Jas A. Albaugh, has
returned to Alberton, Nd.
Mr.. Jas. A. Albaugh's property was not
sold on the 18th, as advertised.
William Evans new dwelling will be com
pleted this week Basil Grimes has finished
his dwelling on his farm near Day. Frank
Gosnell has built an addition 70 his house.
Rev. NJ E. MeLinn, Of Union Bridge,
preached here on the l9th, aud viii preach
here again on Sunday, November Sd, at $50
p. IN.
AT the residence Of the brides parents, on
Thursday, Oct 18th, at clock, p. IN, By
the Rev. ". E. McIinn, Of Union Bridge,
Miss Ida. the daughter Of John y. Aldridge,
and Edward Evans, both Of this place, we're
united 10 holy wediock The bridesmaid wss
Miss Bette Colson, and William Caldwell was
groomsman. The brides dress was Of brown
Henrietta cloth. with velvet trimmings After
the ceremony reception was held. Among
those present from distance were Mrs.
Nettie Thalaker. Of Charleston. W. Va.
Mrs. Kate Gosneii. Harry G0sae}. Miss Hotf
man, and Miss Lily Owings, Of Baltimore.
They received some nice presents. After
the ceremony Andrew Newtowu, the infant
son Of Wesley Evans, nephew Of the groom.
was baptized.
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The following letter from Miss z. A. Smith,
chairman of the Baltimore Flower Mission,
was received by Miss k. S. Noel, secretary
of the Westminster Branch Mission:
BALTIMORE, Mp, September 30th, 1882
/ received your note Of September 26th on
Saturday and can not but regret that the work
Of the Westminster Flower Mission for the
season of 50 closed last week. 1t is most
gratifying to feel that the Flower Mission in
Baltimore has so many interested friends at
Westminster. | think the flowers have never
before come to US in better condition than
they have during the past summer. and ] am
sure much must be due to careful packing
which NAV have come with experience, for l
fancy it must be rather difficult to send them
allowing for the many hours passed before
they reach us.
The work here continues through October,
when although there is often a scarcity Of
flowers. we make our weekly visits to some Of
the hospitals, carrying fruit with Us, which IS
generally most grateful to the Ill. read with
interest the clipping from the paper, and hope
to make special acknowledgement of the little
boys good work. When complete the an
nual report expect to send you a copy. /
trust another season will bring renewed in.
terest to you, and all who haze assisted in
this work, and now, thanking you once again,
believe me, very truly yours.
F. A. SMITH,
Chairman F. NJ.