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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

A bright young friend of mine who is
working his way through the Bates
Theological school. and who will some
day he a worthy, and. as | believe, a
successful worker in the Christian
ministry. relates his first experience In
supplying: Il was pretty hard up,
and that means considerable to me, for
have never had any troublesome sur
plus during my course. 1t looked as If
| would have to drop out a while and
earn something before | could go on,
and had about concluded to canvass
for a book when got my first chance to
supply. You may be sure accepted It
thankfully. for to my mind it promised
needed financial aid. The church was
some miles out OF the city, but | didn't
mind that. The next Sunday hired a
livery team and drove out there and de
livered my best sermon, and after taking
dinner with one of the good deacons,
started for home with the contents of
the contribution box, which amounted
to s1.50 Ny bill at the livery stable
amounted to Sc. %, so that was just IS
cents out of pocket by my first appear
ance in the pulpit. Augusta Me-
journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

A contract was signed by the County Com
Heel Co, yesterday, stipulsting that for
s525 per year, payable monthly. that com
pany should be allowed to employ as many
as they saw fit of the prisoners a, the jail in
the manufacture of heels The county will
furnish light and heat and the company all
necessary implements. The contract is to be
binding on both parties for one yesr. Ac.
sording to the isw the price psic for the
boari of each prisoner under the new ar
rangement will be - 50 per week instead OF
90 25, as formerly. the theory being that q
laboring tramp can eat quarters worth
more of provisions than one who is idle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

fon have heard your friends and neighhor.
talking about it You may yourself be one
OF the many who know from personal expert.
ence just how good thing it is. If You
have ever tried it, you are one of its stanUcb
friends, because the wonderful thing about
it is, that when once given a trial, D. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place IN
the house. II you have never used it and
should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble, secure bottle
at once and give it fair trial 1t is guar
anteet every time, or money refunded
Trial bottles free at J NJ Mixers drugstore.
jan2ld&wlwchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Seels Little Bile Pills are without ar
tqo=i Tor eliminating the liver 10 health,
scilun, ahd CT, aiing proper secretion Of bile
thus removing from the system the germs Of
malaria, curlug rorstips ion, indigestion.
ari inducing 3 healthy circulation Of III,
blood, without q hieh no 9Fe can mi y sourr
beslfh They are small. but effective fret
from nsnsehtiDg rropepsli!es soi g-iJius
pains. anil Do not interfere in th-ir action i'll
The nriinsrs rn'.,iae of daily life. n svi',
sugar coated. To be had in Augusta Of J.
nnf'ie.
june20d4wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
hat Atis the Weather.

Snch queer weather, such season
Perfec. slush. then SHOW or rain.
Ia n change brings some new disorder.
Colds, Coughs or Rheumatic pains
IL my outstretched hani of heal ny
Friendliest gift for yos hold.
ingalls, Throat and Lung SPECIFIC
Cures Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
jan22d&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Bills II THE SECOND READTsG.
Messrs Sleeper of Androecoegin, BurYill
Of Hancock, Simpson Of Penobscoe, Hinek-
ley of Sagziahoc. Clark Of Aroostook. Free
man of Cumberland. Daszes OF Piscataquis.
Hunt Of WaiJo. Frost Of York, Walton Of
Somer,et, Haine. OF kennebec and Walker
Of knox-
ExGRo-sED Bills.
Aessrs. Heath Of Kenneb- c. Sargent of
Hancock. Nickels Of Waldo, Libbey OF
Cumberland Ryder of P-nobscot, Holbrook
of Washington, Kendall Of York. Poor Of
Cumberland Merrill Of Franklin. Lord OF
York, Austin of Lincoln and Wright OF
Oxford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

There b . serious Lesson
- thsss terrible sxpe-
s1sossA II showsthas ths
In1nA b deranged. for no
90 n sober mind ever
takas his own hfc. But
~ eause Of this mental
ssvable b always physical
O1skneA weakness end
various mysterious all
DsnaD drive people 70 ~
saa1aidA Any person Who
- RSHa0 tuff, . NnnAtnts,n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

A little tragedy which brought tears TO the
eyes of several spectators, vas enacted at
the North End yesterday Late in the after
noon lady was seen coming across the rail-
road bridge followed by a pretty black and
tan dog. which skipped lightly from tie to
tie All ut once the little fellow lost his
footing and although he made desperate
effort to regain it, down he slipped and with
a despairing howl plunged into the icy river
below His mistress saw too late the disas
ter which had befalen her fsvorite. and by
her screams soon attracted crowd from the
houses Oh the bank near BY. Pianks and
ropes were brought and two men risked their
lives on the thin ice to save the deg but to
no avail, for just as one of them got near
enous to reach him with his pole, the poor
little brute's pas slipped from the ice cake
which had supported him and turning up
his eyes As if to thank his ~ould-be rescuer.
he sank to rise no more His mistress was
nearly inconsolable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
Hypophosphites. il unequalied. The fapidit,
With which children gain Aesh and strength
upon it 10 wonderful. 81 have used Scots',
Emulsion in case Of Rickets and Maasmu,
OF long standing. In every case the improve
ment vas marked" j. n. MAn n. D..
New York. ocsl7dsod&vlv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

AZ M<uE.A 1 ILL.,, a n.s,
ooother at hsnd. 1t is til only safe
medicine yet made tia. will remove all
infsntile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or h,'phine, bat gives the c!dld pn,'!rI
eass Jrsss pain, pE;ee - cents. sold by
81 'iissr, ia Water street, druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

49,
order II that great
preparation, HuntS
Remedy. % used care
fully and constantly.
Thn wonderful REM
efy has been before
the public for more
than nfty years. The
uncommon pia n {
from which itssource
comes, was used ORR
ginxlly by the early
settlersof New York,
and IL has been used
Nth RrsrWiny hcnefit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

ever since. This accounts for lite popularity.
No man or woman, who this Kennedy
regularly, need have any fear of mental de-
rangement or suicide. but can confidently eX-
pect health with all It's blessings. IL should b
borne In mind. however. that "ueiays are
dangerous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

A most happy occasion VS. tie wedding
yesterday afternoon Of Mr. Elmer f. Park
man and " az Lizzie N. Packard NJ the
residence of the brides mather, 81 Green
street. A large number of the relatives OF
the contracting partie, was present at the
ceremony which was performed by Rev. Mr..
Whitman. The groom. Mr.. Parkman, is
the popular station agent at Augasts, and
the welded couple will make their new
home at 80 Sessii street. Both bride and
groom have vide circle Of frlends whose
offerings on the occasion were many and
beautiful. Among the gifts was an elegant
piano, presen, 10 the bri lie from the groom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
WE vGNSON

b warranted. ia because it is the best
Blood Preparation known 1t viii posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. puri6es the
whole system. and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember. we guarantee it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Evening Session.

Mr.. Nathan 5. Baker Of North Boothbay
vas the FIRST witness called in the evening.
He testified IS follows; The proposed line
divided my farm. leaving the building with
in the new town. | am one Of the petition
ers. | am a carpenter. In my judgment
there are more miles of road in the old town
than in the new, and those in the new are
worse to keep in repair. Twas not in favor of
division till recently. think the proposed line
feasible. II would suit me better to run it
straight west-that 10, it would suit my geo.
graphical task better. but perhaps would not
be 90 acceptable to the people of Sa~yer's
Island. Ny farm contains about forty acres.
The building business ct Boothbay Harbor
has been very Gull lately, The proposed
division would be an advantage to the new
town, and think it would MT hurt the old. l
am in school district No. ..
Gross examinstion-The more improve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Special embellishments.

Small advertisements, not exceeding three linst
cotains under the head Of WANTED, For SALE
To .xr, LOST, &C., will be inserted here one tims
for % cents. three times for 10 cents and w.el
for SO cents,h paid In advance. IL NOT PAID u
ADVANCE. REGULAR RATES WILL BE CHARGkp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23
Lost.

7 OST.-A carpenters level. between Ia rutt's
II store and he state House. bearing name of
orrin Mcguire. Finder please leave At Journal
Office, Ian II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

i OST.-pn Grove or state street, IhursUa al
IL te4nooa, ladies' wallet containing IA small
sum of money and uiler articles of value to the
owner The finder will please leave the same at the
JVurn thce ianlldtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-23

I
same rate, but my application was refused
BY the agent. George B. kenni-ton
l am petitioner. The village is going back
every year and unless we get division it will
be tepopaiafrd We have had applications
from manuf icur . who wanted to .ete
there bnt the rest vt the town refused 70 lp
US offer them Inducements Only last week
shoe factory man said he would come if we
could give him as good a chance as he could
&c tin Bucksport. We couldn't do it,
Cross examination-I think the ner town
would aid aay good enterprise which may
come here. The town would 90 it, lot in
'iIVIduals. We've rnn the subscription plan
ten or twenty years nos and have got nouxh
OF II. hr. stephen Sickers0n has lived in
Boothbay 2 years and is the senior partner
OF 5 Nlckerson Son. He testified: am
petitioner and fully agree with Mr.. Ken
drick and the others VINO signed the petition.
Mr.. Thomas Boyd hs. lived So years two
miles from Boothbay village, towards East
Boothbsy. He said am in the last house
IN the new town toward the east I have
80 acres and own IL summer cottages. |
have property in both parts of the town. |
Am petitioner and was on the water diyis-
ion, ana iine committees. don't
think division will damage nv
property in the Old town. There
were number of meetings in the rink at
the Hsrbor, to which people came from all
parts Of the town. proposed this line my
self and It was unanimously accepted at
meeting there. When We ran it through
there was no objection from any one.
talked to Captain Hodgdon of Sawyer's Isl
and about it, and sal to him, Cap, if you
folks on the island want TO be in the new
town come and tell US when we get the line
over there. If you don't, forever after hold
your peace" And they never came. When
built my cottages had to build half mile
of road, and used 10 Try to get the town to
let me work out my road tar. Sometimes
the Bsothbay people let me and sometimes
they didn't, There we're two men in East
Boothbay who favored the water and six in
North Boothbay. Whenever l wanted 70
get an appropriation for . bridge anywhere
outside of the village. always could get it.
bur if tried to get any thing for the Harbor
IL was voted down. Nr. Boyd then Illus
trsted his argument with al interesting para
Bile concerning the family to two sons Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-08
Pennsylyania Railroad,


RESUMPTION OF TRAIN SERVICE To THE WEST,
JUNE Z. 1889
Until further notice trains on the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad Will leave Baltimore and Poto-
mac station for Pittsburg and the West as toll
lows:
$50 a. m, Fast Line-yia Sunbury, Lock
Haven. Driftwood and the Allegheny Valley
railroad, connecting at Harrisburg for points
south on the Cumberland Valley, and west 90
Lewistown on the Main line.
At Lock Haven to aud from Altoona. Hunt
ingdon, and al points on the Bald Eagle VAL
ley, Hollidaysburg, and Tyrone and Clearheld
branches and Bells Gap railroad.
At Driftwood for Eris and Pittsburg and all
points on the Allegheny Valley railroad.
At Pittsburg, east as far as Evansville inter-
section, all points on Southwest Pennsylvania,
and for all points west of Pittsburg.
1000 D. m, Pacific and Northern Express,
with sleeping car through 20 Sunbury, making
same connection as noted for Fast Line above.
Connections for Williamsport will be made by
steam ferry with both of these trains.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac r. X.
trains will run only to Fredericksburg, Va, for
the present.
No trains are running between williamsport
Trains on other portions of the Pennsylvania
railroad are running az announced in the regu
lar schedules published IN the daily papers
CHAs. f. PUGH, j. K WoOp,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent-Adc<
DIRECT ROUTES OF TRAvEL--The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is the shortest and most
direct route from Washington to all points
west. The difference in distance compared
with other railroads is as follows: To Plttsburg,
~ miles; to Cincinnati. lS4 miles; TO Chicago,
80 miles; to st. Louis. l0l miles. Through
coaches and Pullman's drawing-room sleepers
run daily via Baltimore and ONO railroad from
Washington to all points named, and the SER
vice is unsurpassed.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO FREDERIcKsBURo,
VA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - For
the accommodation of persons who de-
sire to visit fredericksburg the Pennsylvania
railroad viii on Sunday, June 8. sell excursion
tickets to that point at 81 for the round trip.
The tickets will be valid for use on day Of sale
only.-AdUt
Harriet Hubbard Aver Says:
"Here Is a new reason for using SOAP" 20 help
me wash out few of the financial costs Of the last
year. Only the Recamier Medicated soap VIII do
this Fortunately IL is the very best In the world
Your usdesman can al once sapply you through
the RkCAAIkR MANUFACTURING CO.,
So and 81 Park Place,
New Yerk ~.
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e. u v.
IrOR RENT-HANDSOME 12-KOON BAY-WIN
Il dow Brick. all mod. imps- price reduced To- $50.
Also nice lOrOO bTicA, with yard and stable, To-
Gated the suburbs front Of large park; price
dIcesi 10 SO. A. 5. CAYWOOD,
JeS-3- 9.}:j 9th st. NV
IIUR RENT-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, 3Ol F ST.
Il NV, near Pension office. Inquire COS Sd st. II W
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEw BoARDERs CAN BE FIEAsASTLy Ac-
n conssnodsted = miles from Rockville. Ilerty
,aR Mad MT, milk s5d pure spring water .as5.s
A FIN sELECT BoARDTRs CAN RE ACCOM-.
"a mod,,ed At my farm house, mic irSm BoSds
saasssYTiully mel :, depo,; Sddre.. Mss We CHS
1'HE kyERGREENs. FALLS CHURCH. yA-3
II. kRTHTR K MRS. II. C. RAYMOND
pARTIEs DESIRING COUNTRY BOARD CAN BIZ
i accommodated at my place, iarce double house;
nv Store Porches surrounding house elesant
grounds abundance OF shade plenty OF frnii veSeta
aas; zee and n1 no children terms reasonable
SuMMER BoARp-FENwICK's STATION. MONT.
Mrs sHs i iS MY sl,s d ma reasonable aaaT
A FEW BoARDKRs ACCUMULATED AT
"A pleasantly located country rlAoe near the Rlus
i ino.ntalis, table we'll suIIllci. Eo0d water;
snickefsNllle, Loudoun Co. Va IL.
StMMER BoARDERs ~ Blue RIDGE NOUN
&C. iri,. a si tSs Va tSS dais sils mix
II. kEl SIR. Washington. Va ,ssSajyI5
IrksT-cLAss COUNTY, BOARD AT BrNNING,
- {; lsrse Tooins plenty shade. ice, Sc.. eood
Address Mrs. NJ FSHr 5'Au'n Terms re,ssns ~;
NOR RENT-AT THE MINERAL SPRING. oNE
ne :, irSn MasAinston orvNe station. Montgomery
acres m front, which Is the uiine raj o. rls
Addr, I4S IA IsrS III = "a occupied country ho.s
4 'OrATRl BOARD-NFw ROUSE. LARGE AIRY
- rooms bath rcom. hut and coid water: large SHADY
lsNh ano. horses sid ,alras,ts daily
moderate. Address SOGEkSET NIlIIAMS koyd',
otauoh' Nh yeS-stuSs-:H-
('tlNlkl BOAkD-ABOUT EIGHTY Mills
~ IRON MasEi gion, situated On bsauuiul vAters u
Breton BaS all Minus 81 anlusemets. hathliig nsh-
Md t.,i .us
ENRsT-CLAsS ACCOMMODATIONS FoR SUM-
hler Buarders, at Oaktuu. tao miles from Vienna
STATION. Na-illngtuu aid OHIO a. A. fue shade iruit
anu water carriage 10 Hud station stu
alton. Address AIRS. Is. +. MALLS OaktunNA Jeti-3ts
4 OtNIkY BOARD-s4 To e. PR MFfK: AIRY
Sroums beautiful grounds. abundance fruit, milk
outter All home comforts mosquitoes. daily
Mails Airs. VA. BROWN, Conlorn, kins George
oo.' va yec-.ds
AJAX HILL SITUATED ON AN EMINENCE;
" full view Of Blue HIDE and surrounding mount
ans ace, mix: shade. fShilg. nu:ug, aud rlNIns
horses. Allly TO JOHN SIM son, North FORK Lou.
uouh county. va. tty references. JeG-3r
SfElNG BANK fAkN OPl NJ MAY As CON-
~ Ntlent Tor vents IN uflce. meet trains twice
DAY irult ice aEd max IN abundance hIs,i aud
healIl! terms -. Sizing BA>k, Alexs,ldrls, Va
ap3.D-5m-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


LOR SALE-oR EXCHANGF-foR C11Y PROP
II erty nne farm near wcodbrsdse station q new
house. saw-inill, lsrxe orchard For particulars al
dress HUGH HAMhILI- occo0usn. Va jes-lw.
.oR sAI.E-!s4 ACRES OF THE VERY BEST
garfien land within half hours drive Of the Center
Market: land under high state Of cultivation. well
improved with nne dwelling and outhouses.
For full particulars apply 10 J. T. DYER.
1eS-6t 1904 4 st.
IroR sALE-AT BRIGHTwooD. d. C.. THE JUNO
Il ton of l4th ard 5th-sts roads and terminus Of
new railroad; one place Of acres one of 10 acres,
and several lots all well located high ground
the time to purchase and receive the benefit Of
increasing prices and rairoad facilities. LOUIS p
SHOEMAkEk $50 Z st. NV 1eS-3t
IrOR sALE-34 ACRES OF LAND NEAR BRIGHT
Il wood. with fine view overlooking proposed Rock
Greek park. Terms easy. LOUIS p. SHOEMAkEk
$50 ST. nv. SeS-St
4 OR SALE-oNLY TO PERSONS WHO WILL
y improve Several scre-lots near I4konla. on hich
ground. Terms easy LOUIS 2. sHokMAkEB, 920
ST. NV. jeS-St
NJ ANTED IMPROVED OR UNIMPRoyED
w property at Hyattsville Laurel or Rockville wall
give value in city property and cash state price.
with description Address SUBJ RBS b Star office.
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IyOR RENT-IN NICE HOUSE, DELIGHTFUILY
II located, southern exposure. two large. well-fur
ElShed tSO-story rooms single suite every con
Vealence. small private family; references. 1903 {
". NV
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TTOR SALE-
Il Mclean ave. s. W., 2-story, rooms and
7, cellar frame e ri 81. 300
i ne, DIR brick aHj 1900
cellar bricks = rooms and bath each -. $3.50
10Th. bet h and 5 SITS. II. W., 2-story and base
:, ment brick $500
anu Datil ZOO
o. bet 9th and 10th SITS NV, :.-story brick 10
rooms Al mod inps 6.5OO
bath and d cellar e, 1000
NJ near -Utn ST. II. w, c-StOry and English
basement enc brick rooms and bath 1000
u, rooms lot 10 sxlO0 1850
Mass. ave. lot l6x141 improved by one
brick and one FRAME renting at x.I7, price
per foot: i:::;;.y........ 500
lot lsxl2o to alley 1900
and basement bricks corner house SS,5O0
Rhode Island ave, near / 18th ST., 3-story and
basement brick. II rooms ....;.::.;.y:.s $500
residenee large lot. 10000
chase 3 pretty 6-ruom brick houses, mod.
ilnps., on ST. n. These houses are new
ard cheap. lot 16xI5: $3.50
7th; can he converted into business prop
erty with very little expense very large lot;
can be purchased at a very great bargain.
On 10th, hear st. L. W. 3-story and basement
brick lot 2Jx9o good location for business
Ii. H. WiRNER { CO. co..
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The above is only q portion Of the property my
hooks For full list cali at Office for bulletin issued on
| the LIST and 10TH tje1l THOS L. WAGGAMAN.
IrOR SAIE-LOyELY HOME IN ANACOSTIA IN
Il GLIDING lots 23x12J; has Z ROOMS, gas. shrub
berry, &c. whole at 50. 600 house and lot $1,000
Easy terms. A. j. WHIlAKkk,
je1-3t l3Oeh ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-08

IGOR SALF-A DESIRABLE lO-ROOM BRICK
u House; 24-feet front New Jersey ayeuue. oppo-
SITE Coast survey $4,000 CHARLES W HANOI,
It ( st w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IroR SAILS BRICK HOUSES, n ST. Sw., 8
Il rooms. 81 1000 each. rent at S1O.
1850
ave. Sc. 81 900 each.
kitchen. $1,000.
frame house. rooms and store all newly reraired
and in good order large bake lot 2Oxl TO alley
9Th ST. near st. n. W, will rent S40, price $4,000
orlck house. rooms and store, on q St n.w. near
Govt Printing Office. $500
Brick house, rooms. 81. NV. e. 700. and many
others at very reasonable pricea
q. L BOYER,
1ef-ot 3l3 A. ST. ew.
1rOR SALE OR RENT-A THREE-SToRY BRICK
4 4O1 South Lee ST., Alexandra, Va. and gas
elo per mouth. Apply to WM. WOLF, JR, p Wolf
ST, Alexandria. Va. je1-2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

LOR RENT-327 EAST CAPITOL ST. ~ RMS.
II and cellar s45. sos East Capitol ST.. 10 rs and
cellar. newly psPered and PAINTED &c; $40, 10o2
243 10th st very desirable Groom brick pa
pered throughout has hne closets and concerted cell
lar; S20.30. $40 ard 304 Mass ave. n e. G-rooms
each in good order; eel. 90 each. 1888 II ST. n e ,
houses are modern NJ NJ. RoHRER. 3O2 East Capt.
tol ST jeS-3t
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

Tor SALE OR EXCKANGE-3OO MAssACHU-
! sets ave. ne No prettier, finer finished. more
desirable Broom home in Washington. 1nstalInent
plan, cash otherwise; 90, 0OO Call any day from
TO Pm. IT.
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ITOR RENT - BY THE MONTH OF YEAR. IN
| II Westmoreand county. Va, handsome country
house furnished, noted Tor healthiu.ness, of fifteen
rooms, with outouldings stable and ice house;
den planted in fruits and vegetables twenty of
pasture good cook on the premises: within conven-
lent ride of Colonial Beach steamboats, to Washing
| ton daily. Apply t.
DIR. WILLIAM WRIT,
je6-3t' Navy Department, Washiu gton.
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NOR SALE--NEW 1O-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, p ST,
Il near Iowa Circle; SIS, 700 easy terms.
CHARLES ". HANDY,
Y 81 II W
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EroK SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
frst-class Drug store, centrally located; goods
fresh: business good; splendid soda trade. Price
5000 II sold at once For further Information apply
at lJOI ST. Good reason Tor selling.
jeI-St HEBRON & RAMEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-08

tOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROW OF BRICK
dwellings, on ST.. bet ith and 9th SITS IA e. at
prices ranging from $500 to s4,6UO This is with
OUT exception the andSomest OF dwellings in the
eastern section OF the city The houses SIX rooms
and Dali and every convenience and work is of
die best, ESPECIALLY the plumbing and stove WORK
They are open Tor inspection all day
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cOUTH BROOkLAND.
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VTOis SALE-23s ACRES, 100 IN TIMBER NEW
Il S-rUom house, new barn. &c: mile from Rock
vile, ention of Main ST.; So0 per acres
house. barn, &C., at Derwood station, miles Lboyt
hockville; $50 per are bargain. COOKE u. LUCK.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-08

NOR RENT-DESIRABLE FURNISHED THREE
II story House. VIII be rented to adults for the
LIer for =. , Ier month 700 Ii 81. i. IL