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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24
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.soSssa EI., sE as
WANTED-A RELIABLE, INTELIIGENT LApT
w can have good place In our subscription de-
sissr No %k sia Hsy c6
WksNTE,Rs.WNoMEN COOKS, sio 70 $40: CHAN
D5cs5s 8 E sss F'aa nx e'''d Ne
w Chambermaids. Lsundresses. Vegetable Cooks and
Waters and Kitchen Men for resorts country
WANTEp-AN EXPERIENCED STEWARD AT
w FOssELLs Cafe. 1928 New York ave. ty24-3t
se BSf IRON as rs OLD ua
1s Ting industrious have fair education and i've
WANTED TED . TWO sALEsLADIEs. APPLY AT
WANTED.A BRIGHT BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN
w years old, as Clerk in Grocery Store: one with
some experience preferred not particular about his
Teston, 50 he y honest Address, giving residence.
y e Da
s o fas st the Drug Business Apply st corner 81
WANTED = AN INTELLIGENT GENTLEMAN
Wsek Sa' p nis aurnsn fHod rstere 9 Gao
WANsI.ED .AuLADY FOR Virginia OR OTHER
Auuress CONIhO1. otar ONCE yS4-St-
WANTED "A WELL RECOMMENDED WHITE
SSrs y, Sss .da man family Apply g
I'LL street. jy23-3t
,AC0MPETENT BooKKEEPER, LADY
WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER
stands the Grocery business, Catholic preferred
Address J. A. G., Star Office. iy23-3t'
WANTED-A BRIGHT ACTIVE BOY IN REAL
worthy and oSsins Address k0V own handarns
Ben 49, STAR oos wages
WANTEp.A coop PRAGTICAL TINsMITH
esorva snS general 8 '0bber. RoBT T ,xt
WANTED-RELIABLEw WOMEN FOR GENERAL
quarters for help orders filled every day manage
WANTED-AN ENTERTAINING NEwsY LET
ton send sample letter, showing what you can do
dress cy
WANTED, 900 AGENTS AT ONCE FOR
w Bottled Electricity; new thing nothing like it;
simply beats the world; agents making $50 day.
jy22-Iw'
WANTED-5oo LADY AGENTS IMMEDIATELY;
" New Rubber Undergarment; woman's greatest
L. IL
WANTED-TYPE.wRITE YOUNG PERSON
sS has 81 ehs
good opportunity to get practical business training
ana pernsnent situstion must write good plain
hand. Address, In own handwriting, JEROME 4.
JOHNSON, JR-, Star Office. jy22-;|ts
WANTED-wHITE HoUsEMEN; ALSO, COOKS.
w., w Laundresses. Buffers, Farm, Dairy and Kitchen
cities. BURNHAMS, 80 9th ST. NV. iy20-6t-
WANTED - HOUSE WOMEN, SOBER MEN FOR
w al business Female, school and Music Teachers
for fall engagements. Applications for government
positions prepared Four Men to handle Horses at
CITY IIELLlGENCE OFFICE, III q st. NV.
jy20-6ts
NTANTED--COLORED MEN TO WORK ON
w Drum Point Railroad in Calvert county, Nd, five
miles from Upper Marlboro: wares, 81 =. per day.
jy17-1m' RODGEk 4 CLEMENT.
WANTED = DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT b.
W resu, conducted by ladies, Men and Women.
white and coiored tor ali kinds OF domestic labor for
District and states. with references. az NJ ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR BENT-By AUGUST I-THREE gNTUR-
Il rished Rooms on second floor; well ventilated by
east and west exposure. Apply to 1725 New Jersey
ave NV. B24-3t'
EYoR RENT-A LADY OWNING HER PROPERTY
Il on one Of tho most desirable would rent
two Suites Of Rooms, either Furnished or Unfur-
nished only parties who desire and afford to
for same need answer. Address Box IL. Star ONCE
ty24-3t
Lc0R RENT-Tw0 LARGE UNFURNISHED COM
municating Rooms; I'd floor: cool and pleasant;
hot and cold bath on same door. Inquire at 92S 23d
ST. NV. ty23-3t'
L0R RENT-THREE COOL DESIRABLE UN-
Il furnished Rooms ON second floor; also one Unfur-
nfshed Room on third floor; large closeta Must be
seen toee Appreciated No children taken 11l4 10th
st. NV. N53-2ts
EOR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED PARLoRs on
- first floor; bay windows; hall entrance, pass
the door; southern EXPOSURE heat, gas. and hath (;
light and airy. 400 ct. NV. ,y23-3ts
IrOR RENT-EIGHT ROOMS FURNISHED OR
II Unfurnished, near Hamilton House: two parlors,
dining room aud kitchen on LIST door, price &4O un-
furnished Address NJ c. B., Star Office. :y22-2t'
EoR RENTING UNFURNIsHED COMMUNE
Il eating Rooms second floor, with hot and cold
water; cars pass the door. Apply <27 psf nv.
E22-3t'
lroR RENT - BEAUTIFUL SUMNER ROOMS,
IL single suite, in private family; furnished :
large. double corner house. south and front
ences required. 1101 It, NV WITH"
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STORES.
~! l1th st. n-w.....-40
Ella TN st u. w....18.5O
jy20 BIZ WARNER co. ele rm,v

EoR RENT-l453 1885. l457 BOUNDARY ST
II New 2.story aud Basement Bay Window Bricks
rooms. cellar. BATH &c. e32 60 1872 Ct, New 3.
bath. &c; geo 10se oath ST. near Penn. ave-, New
be. ESQ. A. p. PARDON. 1926 st. Tie-St
EoR RENI-PRETTY BAY WINDOW HRIcK
n HOUSE 3Oz II st. NV seven rooms. bath snd
ceAAr; eooo YARD Key st 3O6 h St NV. U1e-lvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-A GOOD RIDING HORSE, TO BE
w kept for summer in exchange tor careful use
Address h. T., Star office. jy24 3ts
WANTED-A PIANO; MUST BE IN GOOD CON
w dision and q bargain; cash. Address Box l59,
WANTED = PARLOR FURNITURE UPHoL-
w sTEkED; mattresses made over; work done in
made A, 5s guaranteed c. NELSON. l2as q st nv.
WANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
reathers. Entire Households = speciality. Address
2l9 7th ST. sw jy2O
WANTED-To BUY-GOOD sECOND-HAND0EN-
~. lemep's Clothes Guns, Pistols. &C., for which
myl7-3m' A. EIZNAR. 1901 IL tn st. Sc
WANTEp-HoRsEs TO PASTURE AT GEN. Z.
w +. Beale,s Stock Farm, miles from city; as
Per mo-. Address or inquire of l.. b. LAFFERTf
Hay Scales, 10th ST. aud La. ave., city iyIO-lm
~ ginners, Is per quarters Typewritine; syntacti-
cal !sccrracy; low rstea Boom SO. st Cloud BLDG
le&o-lm
M ANTED-TRY sCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE
.ron zoe Round ssohins iSc warranted not o
funded Try Cotton Seed Lard. -purer richer. and
gcss further than Here col Lard r., fy sais 1e
ssis 6pen daily WI soR Gil S n'ddlS & nah
WANTED-HCUsEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE
w Furniture, Store Futures and Furniture Of
q :0 sns. ass: sGS q
WANTKD-sTEAM OARPEr CLEANING AND
w Renovatipg Works. Festhers Rcnoyated. Nat.
III YOU :ss sissS
WANTED = STORAGE At $50 PENNA. AVE;
~ separetA Looked compartmentsf for houserold and
esesT ERoos; ior pssacuiAss Apply q preTissS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

ll505 10th st.n.w-,sr.27.95
, 31S b 81. n.e..sr......27 95
1924 9th ct. NV, 7r.27. IS
81 II ST. NV. Sr....27.95
} 1918 3 Il, NV. Or. "a. so
2030 18th st.n.w.,7r.27.60
l9l5 French ST., Or. .27. IS
1888 18th NV. Or. 1913
$50 \ 81. n.w-,S r. %. AZ
FOG Arthur pl., 7r...25.40
l507 18th st. s.e-,7r..2 81
J 1913 Pierce Pl.. Or. 25. 80
1904 18th NV. Or. 1885
II 10 X ST. n. ', Or. rs. 80
| 6:S3 L st. NV, 7r......,.23
3O4S Z st. NV, sr. ..22. 90
1880 9th st. NV, 1r.22.S5
o31 Mass. av. ne, Or. % IS
4 q q. n-w.1r.,.....22. 40
~ z ct. me-, 7r.....22.50
COG 9 st. ne, Or. 20. 80
l021 y. Cap. ct Or. .20.5O
400 Boy. av. NV, 1r. 20. As
Sl6 ID 81. n. e.. Or. - 20
1881 n. Gap. St, Or. .le. so
l23 L IT. NE, Or. 81
% L st. NV. 6r.........l7
% Pierce st., Or. 1850
1914 p st. n. ". Or. .16. 80
% l. st. NV. Or. .....,.l6
5000 st. NV. 4r......l6
? Defrees St, Or. 20
l0o ID st. NV, or. .15. 80
lglo 4 ct. ne, 6r.......l5
1880 H ct. ne, Or. Is
2y3s Cleveland ave-. Or. IS
PIN 25th NV. 5r. 1880
- warner st.. 6r. .l2.S0
$50 Mclean ave. 5r. IL. 30
oz n %. n-e.,or..........1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24
PERSONAL.

DRIvArE DETECTIVE WORK IN ALI. Irs
branches; shadoxfng In or out Of The city by az
SiA d ORD Old. Room 81 sS4 81 n. A9nsR
A UIHoRlzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE A6TNcF
a Nnl. Milllsms, Geo, ". Mcflfrs-h communics-
Qnhoe open Al hour& wA- WILLIAM Manager. 90
y GG my4-3ns
TUsTH's OLD STAND rs I'VE ONLY Place
soaa q ssassssssas ps,esA AAazs. - esl ois q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

For 0dsw Tskgrqpase Nens s. Pssss 1 and &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24
EOR RENT

EOR RENT
II 612 r st. n-w.....412
x0l N.Capitoi st. 16r. IL
GA 18th ct. NV, l2r. 10
s26 1th st. NV, BOT. 10
1915 NJ st. NV, l3r. -
727 l1th st.n.w.,1 2r10.5
1902 NJ OF. NV, llr. @
l7b4 z n. W.. Sr..-.....o
1917 K st. n W.. 1lr.00.7
l4l0N ST. NV, l Or. .55.5
1871 18th st. NV. Or. -
1902 + Of. W., llr. %
500 18th n. W., 11r-50.6
70y Sth ct. NV, l2r. 500
1104 Sth st. n-w.,10r 50.5
l2l5 9 st. NV, 1lr.b0.o
1923 18th ST, Sr.. 30. 4
1913 10th n.w.,13r.. AS. y
ll02 n. II. av., Sr.. D
1406 18th n. w., Sr. ABB
4o7 G st. NV, 10r......4'
7221f / lth st. NV. Sr. A.
21O61S II st. NV, Sr. q
209 ID st. n. W., Tor. 4.6
2l6Cst. n. w., 13r. 4Q.9
1873 18th u. w. Or. 40.5I
1858 9th St NV, Or. 4Q.4
1880 18th st. NV. 81. 40. 8
3l4 E ST. n W., yr. a
30:, Z ct. NV, 6r.
a 9dl I q b n NV W 7,s ". 80. 3 3
l.5 G Of. a.. Tor. ...3.4,
204 ID It. NV, Tor. q
454 II 1T. NV. ,Sr. 3.
7l5 2lst ST. n. w., 3
iiiSS s sth St St nv. 6r, 80 IS. s.
1912 9TH ct. n W. ,sr. 80. ~
225 LIST at. NV. ,Sr.. 80. A
i lSS "a; : s. :; n y. v. .s 3, 80 4,
734 10th Ut. NV. Sr- 81
1910 lAth It n " Tr =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

non REnT-lel6 MARIoN 81. NV. z ROOMS
eGSss s. tgply q sua~. EanaoAs Z saIf1 .es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

fOhNIbhED
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE.
OFFICES.
e41 st., ID floor, 5front Legant rooms In .sun
r. heated bystesm. ESQ Building, "freproof 2 ele-
s7l "a moor, front ystors, heated by steam,
heated bv steam ...... go from 30 TO $50 each
n ave- " cor 18th and Pa a, t59 Il ave- from 10 60
$50 St. I'd noor, liz l2l1 st NV. 81. -... rs
STORES
bl2h 11th 81. n.w....s50 COS 9th st. n W e25
iy22 r. o. HoLTzMAN. 10Th and sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

Rear 1905 22d ST.. Frs. IS
Huron, bet. Messmore
and Central SITS. 5r.. 10
9O9 9th st. NV, 5r. 10
'kINS, 18th and H sts. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24


l4I5 n st. n. w.. 1lr. .se5
l20O2 X st. n. W., Or. ..oO
ga 18th st. u. W., Tor. 90
GIG 18th st. NV, Tor. SIS
Q5 @ st. NV, llr. so. so
l23l n 81. NV, 6r.. so
zoos 10th st. n. W, Or. SO
e32 New York ave, 4 or..45
ll50 18th st. NV, ar. As
GIL 18th st. n. w.. ar. ..45
ITO 18th st. NV. Tor. 45
81 n. j. ave NV, Yr. As
l1oS nj ST. NV, 7r..-...45
704 Y ST. n W., l0r.45
1909 II st. NV, Or. 1880
1898 Pierce Place. Tor, 40
1901 q st. NV. 6r. --.50
24lQ l4th st. n. w..lOr. 40
l406 Chaplin st., sr. 40
1907 loth st. NV. ] Or. 40
ll24 Conn. ave, A Or 40
1906 10th ST. NV, Sr. 40
1880 18th st.n.w- ar. .35
1875 Mallgch Pl. ,9r. 3:S. 80
1882 Riggs ST. n. W., Or. 80
1884 Riggs st.. 6r. 30
1905 9th st. u. W, or. 30
1909 16tn St NV, 7r. ..25
1907 Caroline st. 1r:l5
,e examined by perrn,tfron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

TNM J. LATIHER sURvEYOR AID CIVIL RN0i-
~ Sp. a:ii ,as. HsEsss ASssSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

God REMARD-LOsT LAST NIGHT BETNEEN
QSc IL and II 80 pm, going up Peuna ave. from
% National Hotel. about el2O The above re-
ward will lie paid finder n left with WILLIAMS
McELFREsH 92o 4 NV. lrs
III osT-IN OR NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE, A
large Pocketbook. containing $40 A suitable re-
ward il returned 70 owner. H. l. DAVIS. Hoe 9th
Ct nv IT.
II OsT-BIAcK SETTER DOG; CHAIN COLLAR;
IL Tag 7ss. Return 10 l22o New York avenue and
receive reward 1t
n osT-YEsTERDAy-ON Y ST. BETWEEN 9Th
IL and 9TH sts, s03. FINDER viii be awarded by
calling 1t 6l7 n 81 NJ 81 CAEEII. IT.
II osT-oN TEE 18TH OF JULY. PUG DOG
IL suitable reward a returned 10 owner. ga A 81
ne ty23-3r
II 0sT Oh lusLAID-TEH SHARES OF STOCK IN
~ second Holnestes Building Association num-
bersd from 5l0 70 5le. A The name " Mrs.. y. A
Howell. Appiicaton has been made Cor the amount
due on said shAres yls-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24

EOh RENT
i 1897 P st, 12r. 80
2020 Z ST., Tor. .........4I
HOS B 81. n. e., Or. 1873
i Bessel's court, AIRS. 10.5i
ty17-taul GEO. w. LII
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
An Die idumigen NbOnneuten

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Son Settcm Ser 3citwt8, &uct6c
Iber bic gattsen &erctni9te1t Staa=
ten neriatot &ptrS 1ttto Ocren Gt=
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fcitt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge8em ote=
fclben. sic lit cite etnfa1c YftG)t
Der 3citttn9 8egen ft1 ie1bft, ric
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clues 81&1es. poer 0cs 2Seffens
Doer Ses 2So6cmbtntteS stttt Dal=
ben Vreife, ertutrbt-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22

lteber ein 8tG6 ols .Simneridmltd baben
tpollen, bietet iptr cine int l1Dnen1 Gttten@
S6war30ruG ausgefitbrte @Dpte bet
beriihmten
10. Girtinifdcm 1aopnnn nit be III Gbri.
ftuStiuoe I1D ben @nQeln por1 Nnf6et =
an, oes beriiDmte1te1 aller 0em1Qlbe beS
gro6en O1eiIters, ipef6es bic 6auptsicrbe
beS Wfl1leum5 in Dresden bilbet. 9aS Bib
lit, ohne ben 81 i3pl breiten Stand, 20 3oQ
bod uno 143oll brett, allo ST ctnem QSaltoz
i6nuf treffli6 g~eci9net.
6erncr in l60n ausgcfI1rtem Set0rtG:
II. Sic beiocn &tt8cISfopfe BON 0~tafAel.
Is. @ai5cr WiI0clm 4. Der gteorci1c.
16. Sai!cr SrtsSridl MH., ~,.taries Sris."
IL. 3Gtier 0fsiI1cInn HI.
is. Stirit Stto Uon Stentntf.
10. SyeI0 m lar d3au Graf p. WtoItte.
"a. aSiIbeIm oer sie9reide, 3rtsoriA I'M.
(lnier Gribl gSisYmara nno @ioItfe' pier eth.
5elnc, trefcuO 0bnlt1e 8ilber.
Ollie biele 8tl0er filo pprtrcfli6 au5gez
fibrt unD fDEntelt auf gep0bnli6em g8ege
ntdt fir ben 4SreiS BON 81 bis $3.50 be-
5ogcrt nerOer. Sic cignen itd portreflt6
5um 3immeridmuf.
2Gte fritbcr, 10 MAIDEN mir aud oieSmal
Darauf altfmertlan1, bQB no IN elmer fleinen
bertlden 9tieDerlaliutg etne NnSabl Nbonz
lleltltl lldge 8ulaI!lllleIl UODHCIl ~ Iur Tie
portbeilbaft letu miro, ii6 unteretn7
amber iiber bic 3u be It elIen0en
81 ummern 5u Der It Gn6tgen, 10
baB ite Der i0iebere 8ii6er erboltert
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Bi1terabenbe cine fOrmIide 8ibIiotbef
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fOnnen ieoes Ser obel angefiibrten 8itder
ooer 8ilber gegen @%inicnOung BON 80 GentS
be5ic6en.
8riefe Ino @el6 a6rsiitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-22
Wnslan0.
Dputfh1nu0.

0er Scatter bat ben @rafen 6erbert 8isa
n1ard, Ben Or. Grauel ul1o Den 6errlt
BON 6oIitetn gu 8ertretern 9eutl6lanDs III
Der SqntoazG DnfereltS crl1annt. Die @on1
feren3 trttt am 20. 2LprtI 5ulannlert. -
Ser &atier N8tlbelm tpiro IT'D am %.
Stunt na0 Stuttgart 6ege6elt, INT ben &D@
lila Garl BON g%Giirttemberg 81 Oeiien 25iGD>
rtQem Observation-Disclosures 81 6e9litdlpiin1
lden. = Ser &aiier Nilbelm begab li6 at
BorD Der &oruette 4leTa1ortne III WIl@
belmsDapen, pel0e Die S%torpette Sophie IN
Sulnoa abl0ien ioa, urO flbr alt Derleibet
BIS 5ur Shlel Wdngeroo9. 8etn 8erlallet
DeS SOtffeS befdbl CT Dellen Wt1nnldQft
benz S6ltte beS 9Qmd6tt9en Der Gaiier
g8tlbelm bat algc6lt6 letlteit beabffd)tigten
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beriibrclt, ptelnte6r nur Osborne u1o Sptt=
bead beIllhen.-0em &atler murOc II lDenz
bura elm glGnSenper @mpfang 6erettet. Die
OGrier Der Staot tparelt nit 3abnen reid
0eIdmiidt uno 2l6enDs prd6ti9 6eleu9tet.-
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tern IN Somt6ltrg angefommen Der Spion
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Der Witangcflaste 6artlng aber freigez
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MARRIAGES.

TEETs-Metheney-On Thursday
Oct. oath 1889, at the residence Of
the brides parents, Samuel s.. Teets
and Bertha Metheney were united
in marriage by Rev. J. w. Smith.
the
home Of the brides father, on Thurs
day Oct. oath 1889, S. D. T.. Stat
ford and Rebecca Mckinney were
made man and wife by the Rev. F.
G.. W. Ford.
EyERLY-RGNGER-At the resi-.
dence Of Samuel Groves, on Sunday
oct. 9th 1889 Joseph III. EVERY
and Lucindarilla Ringer, were uni
ted in the bonds of matrimOny by
the Rev. g.. j. Coleman.
SUMMERs-WHHELM - Monday,
oct. 2Sth 1889 at the home Of the
officiating minister, John i. Sum
mers and Rheua Belle Wilhelm,
were united in wcdlock by Rev.
Daniel Titchenell.
HYDE-MARTIN-At the Gordon
House last evening at 3 j.. NJ.
Henry Clay Hyde and Ida Martin
we're united in the holy bonds Oh
wedlock by the Rev. VI. w. Rider.
There were only % few invited guest
present. Mr.. Hyde was formerly
editor Of this paper and is one Of
the leading lawyers at the bar here
while the bride is the eldest daugh.
ter Of the landlord Of the Gordon
House.
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State News and Notes.

RowLEsBURG, w. VA, Oct. "a.
John Mullen, employed in the
Baltimore s. Ohio yard at this place,
was struck and instantly killed by
Train No. 5 this evening just east
of Cheat river bridge. He leaves a
wife and family.
PoIET PLEASANT, w. VA, Oct.
24.-Thc tannery of d. S. Snyder
was entirely consumed by fire last
night. Loss about So, 900 F.; no in
surance.
Patents granted to West Virgin
ians the past week as follows j.
G.. Leep, Red House Shoals, A Nut
Lock. A. W. PAUL, Wheeling,
Drawing Sheet Metal. A. D.. Van
Bibber, Icla, ChUrn Dasher.
1t is reported that United State
Deputy Marshal John A. Hagar
who was shot some time ago and
recovered, was again waylaid in
Wyoming county and MORALLY
wounded at Simmons creek last
Sunday, by Moon sinners who we're
in ambush.
A Mason county man sold his lit
tie farm some three years ago and
went west to grow up with the coun-
try. A few days ago he returned,
having come by wagon, with the
following inscription on It's canvas
cover "Chintz bugged IN lii
MOS, Cycloned in Nebraska, White
Capped in Indiana, Bald Knobbcd
in Missouri, Prohibited in Kansas,
Showed under in Dakota, Starved
for water in Colorado-West Vir-
ginia or Bust"
The Board Of Directors Of the
Hospital for the Insane at Weston
is composed Of the following named
gentlemen Capt. J. J. Chipley Of
Hardy county; Judge j. NJ. Layne,
Cabell ; Col. James Bassell. Lewis
Hon. George C.Sturgiss, NJ onongalia;
John A. Preston, %Grcenbrier Ira
6. Post, Harrison Lewis Bennett
Lewis DR.. David Mayer, Kanawha
Col. John r. Calston, jefferson.
Capt Chipley is President Of the
Board and J.. Slidell Brown OF
Preston county is Secretary.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Geo. NJ. Shafrer, Of independence
was in town last week on business.
W. NJ. Schaffer and l.. p. White.
of Terra Alta, were in town Sat
urdsy.
Adam Evarts, of Valley district,
dropped in to sec us Saturday and
discuss the crops.
Mrs. DIR. Pratt and Mrs. d. r.
Jackson who have been ON the sick
list for some time, are better.
j. II. FELTON, and W. A. Wilson.
of the Whetsell settlement, were in
town on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Morgan and daugh-
ter May were out in the country
visiting at Mr.. NJ. +. Pells from
Saturday till Monday.
Geo. W. White Jr. begins his
school at Pleasant Dale next Mon
day. George is one of our best
teachers and a very deserving young
man.
Supt. of Schools, Is. III. Elsey
was in town the fore part of the
week, issuing the certificates of the
teachers who were examined here
last week.
j. Ed. Klldow came home from
Washington city last Thursday and
returned Sunday accompanied by
Frank Murdoch, who went down
there to see one of his girls.
Gus Creasup, drove them c to
the rail road.
Mr.. J. NJ. Murdoch of Lincoln
Nebraska, arrived here last week
an a visit to friends and relatives
and is having quite a good time,
having already fallen in love with
II of our many pretty girls.
Philip Urbach, an attendant at
the Hospital for Insane at Weston,
came out Thursday evening after
Benjamin Powell, who was in jail
here, having been adjudged a luna
tic. Mr.. Urbach returned to Weston
Friday with Powell.
We desire to call attention to the
fact that Dr.. MCMillen has removed
his Office from the Crane building,
near the Court House to the law
office Of the late S. p. Mccormick,
where he has the advantage of a
consultation room IN connection
with his office. Don't forget the
place !! Between VOLTS store and
Jackson and Posten's.
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BRUCRTON.
Oct. 2S, 1873

Your humble scribe is just max
ing an acquaintance with the Poop
lie of this part Of the "'vinyard'' of
Preston county. Having been here
but n few times before, and not be-
ing yet sufficiently acquainted with
the people and the place / had bet
ter not make many comments on
the place or its people.
1t it rather a quiet village with
good business houses and dwellings
for IA place Of its size.
It's school has but one teacher.
There are two churches, worship
ed in by the, Lutherans, the Dis
ciples, and the Mothodists. The
only resident minister Is the Rev.
Mr.. Smith of the Lutheran church.
There are three good stores, and
II furniture store.
am not well enough acquainted
with the place to speak of its fur
Their industries except its extensive
Touring mill.
Mr.. Scott and Miss Cunningham
are the genial postmaster and ass:s-
tant.
The people here are much inter
ested in the new Railroad proposed
to be built by this place, and should
they be so fortunate as to have the
road bnilt by them, it will UNI
doubtedly be a great thing for the
commercial interest of the place and
it's surroundings. Why should it
not because it's geographical sItua-
ton is good. The mineral wealth
OF the country is not only great but,
it is also a good grazing and farm
ing section around, with good roads
leading to the place. May the peo-
pie have their high expeditions met,
but they should not be over anxious,
for we can't tell about q railroad
till the cars are running.
! have noticed in my travels, es-
pecially in the vicinity of Morgan's
Glade, that there are 80 many per-
sons living at quite an advanced
age-above eighty. That speaks
high for fhe health Of the vicinity.
/ find colporteur work yet badly
needed in places, / have found as
high as eleven families in four days
travel without the Bible.
Respectfully.
Oct. II, 1889. ID. NJ. X.
This letter was received while VIC
were away and was mislaid till we
rescued it from the wa~ste-paper.
basket. Editor.