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BRYAN-Ou Friday morning November q.
is9o, az 2 CLOCK, Louisa Hammond. vile ul
Joseph =. Bryan, IN her olst year.
Funeral services Monday, November 20 at
20 O'Clock a. m. az the church ul me
Epiphany Relatives aud friends are invited,
FEERsIEGER. November 2, 1880, az
s=su q. m-. pa Eeelsluger, below ca husband NJ
81. "A teersiuger, aged t3y ears aud months.
MaCRIsTAL.-Ou Friday November Q, Is.1
a. ? ,. ul., lI the residence oi her daughter,
France NJ widow OF tohl Mgtristal aged 3.
Funeral 10 p. M sunday, November o.
CAMPBELL.-Ou November g 1880, r. r.
Campbell, aged 50 years.
CBRIsIMAN.-At her late residence. Ig2s
Tenth street northwest, Friday morning No
yemeer q $50 az 9'eRgk, Emma g., De-
loved vile Of stauiterd Christian
Funeral private.
GIBSON.-Ou November q. $50, az $50 D..
m.4 after long lul painful Illness Mary
Catherine Gibson, beloved vile ~ james
Funeral BI.I take Place from her late resi-
deuCe. 1lgs Ninth street southeast, az 3
O'Clock sunday evening, and then proceed tu
Independent A- E. Church. Eleventh street
southeast lntermeut az tyusI tssloual Gem
ettrF.
NoCAULEY ON Friday morning. N0yam-
ban is.0, Caroline steele, asel years,
months ana days. youngest daughter el
Elu ana and Frances MClaulsy,
PALMER Ion Friday, November g lH
at a. u-s Mary, beloved wife yI ClaI..- -.
FaIu ar. .l the 5tl ear az her a-e
EuuEIal sunday 40 b. lt from HHr .-
residence. sla q street southeast. Friends
and relatives requested Co.. attend
sEILEMAN .-Ou Thursday eEeuiH. Nu
Flm her q lsau. Fatllck >pI.luau. age. .-
years and months.
EWABT-FeL asleep 10 Jesus Nr-.u
HeEH. l-Hl, aI 4l. D.. mo at her .atC Residence.
Edward s stewart and SISTER 0i MT-. Dimes
Lynch
Funeral trau Nineteenth Street Ear-i-.
lLaEcl sunday November o az ....a
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FANS AND FANClEs


fI"n ..l IL 'vf Ufl.THu
Fans fans. IS And that they
shall be as summary as possible they
aro made OF painted &. rze. The work
Is exquisite. consisting # Cupids god
dCsscs nymphs shephcrjosses, Sine ia.
dies and gar'an3s
The mounts are superb Sandal and
yiole, are Tie two fragrant woods used,
These lrg carved in exquisite forms,
garland, and lattice work, inlaid with
gold. Other have a long serpentine
i0Im IN relief. sparkling with copper
lined inlays Another shows through
perforations metallic blue iulays
which suggest a moonlit sky Others
have inIays of steel in graceful forms
These flash as the fan sways 10 and fro
with lovely effect
Pearl mounts are formed like long
graceful columns twisted with garIauds
and sparkle with iulays OF gold aui
silver These fans are so fragile that
the sticks are carried here and there 90
The top Ostrich and marab0ut feathers
are magnificent but q little clumsy, ey-
cept for effect as a toilet accessory.
Orchids simulated 10 paper and al
mirablv initiating these wonderful
things, both I'm form and color, are used
for dinner cards
Paper pulp, which looks like frozen
or retrited FOAM Is cut into layers
painted In rarlands and used as dinner
cards.
Manicure trays and implements in
smoked ivory have been introduced
Russian belts, a sort Of ClOriiied rain
bow hued gold tape, are introduced and
worn with gorgeous Russian enameled
silver buckles
The briarwood pipe, celebrated in
story and in song, is the pipe of the
hour and comes in numerous forms.
The frequent portrait Of the late Emperor
Frederick seems 10 show that the carving
Is done In Germany. A favorite bowl has
a thorny aspect Some Of the forms
are fanCiful, such as dancing bears or
a child seated in an upturned umbrella.
Umbrellas and parasols almost rank
as works Of art The limitations of
silver in cheap umbrellas have not dis
CouraCed the use Of the real metal,
which is more popular and more artistic
every season.
The golden rod Is vindicating It's right
10 be considered the national flower by
ullNullAA hNNS IllNhNhNll III EAthA Eblltu
punches on fans Of black gauze and
makes a fine and sumptuous appear
aucC.
SCvres and Dresden plates, brass
mounted, are used as background for
branching side lights, or appliuues, as
they are called in France.
limitations Of old blue Delft ware are
introduced for conutry houses They ap.
pear In such forms as wall iardinieres-
that is TO say, with fat back Sometimes
these are basket.shaped and are very
pretty. Blue Delft bird cages are
smother pretty fancy. Candlesticks are
luilt up Of sections Of blue Delft, with
brass mounts. There are also quaint
pictures Of old Dutch towns IN this
ware for halls.
KulCCmonos are IN demand for
country house decoration. These are
the Japcneso oblong paintings on paper
which take the place Of oil and water.
color paintings 10 our Western world
and In their color and imitation Of
natural forms are worth all our admiri.
Hon Many persons take these since
they can be so easily rolled and carried
IN trunks with them 20 adorn their
rooms In summer hotels and boarding
houses
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To the first act BrHHMsH Is simply
the line gentleman, who fears that he
has caught a cold from standing beside
some moist person and Is offended BY
the too robust fragrance Of the notes of
bis many fair correspondents. AT this
stage he has begun 10 see the necessity
Of taking some decided step 20 mend his
fortunes and appease the imp0rtunate
creditors whose impudence has hitherto
only amazed him. He assents % the
suggestion Of bis valet that he should
marry az heiress as the easiest means,
and instructs his faithful Mortimer %
make his proposal for the hand OF
Mariana FUesat daughter Of a wealthy
city man
Here IS Introduced an intrigue IN
which Mrs. Hgrlt9 81 IbyH, a gay
Young widow, who Is very fond ot
BFamMsA IS the obstacle la the smooth
d0W of the Bsafs addresses. This Is
overcome by bringing the fair widow
and the Prince III HIlds together But
though the heir 10 the throne falls q
victim % her charms she cannot bear
t0 See her former admirer paying aIteu
lion % the coarse merchant daughter
ana her jealousy prompts her 10 use her
influence with the Prime t0 esIange
him from BfuHaasH Here Is brought
iu he famous scene On the Mall when
nc PFllfs, having cut bflHHles, al
dressing Sheridan Who accompanied
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the latter the Be1u turned to bis com
paniou and asked 10 o loud voice
Who's your fat friendg
The news that the Prince has dis
corded his former flvorite quickly
spreads and BrVmmeU is beset by credit
ors, now reinforced by bliliiTs. To add
90 his mislortuucs he learns that his "a
vofiic nephew is In love with Mariana,
end that she rcciprOcatos the young
mans affection. though out of pity and
through a MISUNDERSTANDING with her
lover, arising ont Of the intercepti0n Of
his letters she Is willing to marry
BJummeH In this complication BegR
surUrders his fdRce6 whom he has
grown to regard with real affection, and
lis taken into custody by the baiHifs
The scene then changes TO Calais where
BTUWWeH is finally discovered by his
former royal friend. now king, after
suffering all kinds Of priv8Hons. Snd
the inference is that, contrary to history,
he Is again taken into the favor of the
court.
The play will be presented with all
the scenery and accessories that marked
the New York production Mr. Mans
field will be supported by his regular
New York stock company, which. rs
can be readily seen by the following
names, Is exceptionally strong: Mr. u.
IT, Harkins. Mr. w. j. Ferguson, Mr.
Vincent Sternroyd, Mr.. W. II Cromp
ton, and Miss Beatrice Cameron, Miss
Adela Mason, Mrs. BrutOue, Miss Helen
Glidden and Miss Ethel Sprague.
On Saturday night great double bill
will be presented-"L esbia" aud Or
Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE. The former Is
by Mr. Richard Davey Of London
Miss Cameron made a pronounced hit
in Il on the occasion of Its first per.
Torrance in New York few weeks ago
'Les5ia" Is a classical comediettd in
one act. II portrays a scene In the life
of LeSjid-said 90 have been one of the
most beautiful women Of her time in
ancient Rome. The scene depicts her
lover, CdiUiuS. a celebrated but poor
poet. about leaving her 10 marry a rich
old widow. During their last interview
Lesbid exerts all her arts, taunts him with
a picture Of their former happiness, and
by well played scene Of assumed grief
for a sparrow given TO her by Cdtahts,
chains him to her side, while the
widow, tired Of waiting, marries a rich
old man, and the curtain falls on the
reconciliation Of the two lovers.
The scene-painted by Lavarina
Tancredl-takes place in the interior Of
LeSbid'S villa, in Rome "Lesbia" will
be presented with an excellent cast.
The incidental music consists OF many
charming and impressive numbers
written by Mr.. Robert Myers Of the
LyCeum Theatre. London.
e.
The announcement that Lolita will
commence a weeks engagement at the
National on Monday night will DO
hailed with delight by the numerous
friends and admirers Of this little queen
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some temple of amusa emit viii be the
result
Beau Bmmmeu" is the work of a
young Bostonian, clyde Fitch said to
lie only 81 years of ace. Mr. Mansdelds
acting Of the famous fapof the Georgian
eta is declared 10y New Workers To- ue
one Of The most elaborate and highly
polished characlcriyatious On the stage.
They have been docking 20 see 10 in the
past six months, even when the ther-
mi, meter was in the ninettes. The An
Clio maniacs thought the Prince OF
Wales was Albert Edward instead OF
sheridan Fat Friend ~ who was al
ttrward George Fourth Young Mr.
Fnch's play is said to be an exceedingly
clever and brilliant piece of work,
modelled upon the style Of Sheridan
who. hv the way Is one Of the Chlrlc-
Ten I'm the play. and thus draws a men
tai comparison with mis- own brilliant
comedies.
"a
The victor Of twenty. eight baltles and
but 90 years old George Dixon, the
colored champion bantam. weight, first
put up his guard at the age OF rs. The
record he has made in four years is
phenomenal, and include many proud
victories. as well as the defeat of Nc
Cariby, in 90 rounds, In the fight for
the championship Of the United States,
and the defeat Of NunC Wallace last
June. when the latter lost the champion
ship Of ENGLAND In is rounds Dixon
only weighs l12 pounds and will accom-
MEDIATE anybody ten pounds heavier
lie Is a native Of Nova Scotia, as pluCky
a little man as ever stepped into the
ring and will prove a great card at
Kernan's next week.
-
Marie LOTUS, who receives the
highest salary ever paid a vaudeville
artist, and whose songs have proved as
popular in America as they were in
Europe, is the card Of Reilly and
Woods New Classic Vaudeville Show
which will appear at Kernans, Novem
Der IL. Miss LOTUS is original and
handsome, wears the richest and most
costly costumes, and has scored a sue.
cess everywhere. Her diamonds are
valued at S25, 600. Among her happiest
songs is Then You Wink the Other
Eye"
-
Miss Beatrice Cameron. who Is
pleasantly recoll cted in Washington
for her artistic performance Of Nora In
The Dolls Home" last winter, has
made pronounced hit In the little
classical COmpdiptia &" .pebia - Mira
Kendall. who saw the first performance
of the play In New York warmly com.
plimented the young actress, and after.
ward said of her In an interview pub
lished in the Boston Herald. Miss
Cameron has one great quality, which
no years of experience can give-im.
pulse l should like to sec her as
GdldtCd.'
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STOEEWALL JGCESONS DEATH.
He Passed over the River and Rested
Under the Shades of the Treez"

He Passed over the River and Rested
Under the shades of the Trees"
Historians always stop to describe the
dying Of Wolfe and Moutcalm, the two
opposing commanders In the battle OF
Quebec. But thei r deaths were simply
heroic compared with The Christian
death Of Stonewall Jackson, says the
Philadelphia Prsss.
About ! 80 on the DAY of his death he
was told that he had about two hours to
live and he answered ieebly but firmly.
Very good; Il Is an right"
A few moments before he died he
cried out in his deliTium order A.
i. Hill to prepare for action, Pass the
infantry TO the front rapidly. Tell
Major Hawks "--. then stopped, leav-
ing the sentence unfinished.
Presently a smile Of inefIable sweet.
ness spread itself over his pale face.
and then he said quietly and with an
expression Of relief; Let MS cross over
theTiyer and rest under the shade Of
the trees.
And then, without pain OF the least
Struggle, his spirit passed.
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sor. AHcio. Mrs. Brutoue. Vrs Dtp1qe
L05ceH. and Mr. W j. Form,9n. Gaze
DTa00H. The occasion win be an ex.
cepyional and special one. Mr. Mans.
field, who rarely appears at mid week
matinees, takes the house and manages
il entirely according to his own wishes.
ae
The charm OF the military llama is
something that never fades. One Of the
most successful Of this class Of pro-
ductions has been The Blue and the
Gray, as presented by that well known
firm of amusement caterers, Shook g.
Collier, which will be given az Harris
next week. The story that &c tells
IS full Of exciting complications. 10
is as follows: Mark .StdRlCU a
Northern soldier. falls in love with
a Southern girl named Ruth Peyton,
during the early portion Of the war
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The Game of Life.

From ne chicago Poet,
Existence Is honey and cake 70 few,
But with most OF us life is a scuile,
Ana ere with the game We are finally
through,
Though do our keen best to be brought
into view,
We dnd We are lost IN the shuttle.
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In addition TO this athletic celebrity
there is a grand corps Of superior
specially artists. Miss Bessie Gilbert.
whose Well-knOwn features we re-
produce here, Is acknowledged
the most accomplished lady COrnel solo
Isl In the world and plays the most
difficult classical selections as easily
and skillfully as she plays the latest
popular airs. She has challenged the
world for $4,000, The American
-Four lPettingiu Gale, Welsh aud De
FoTTesil fully sustain their reputation
as fun makers iu an entirely new and
roaring aCt. W. r. Bryant and hand
some Lizzie Richmond have made a
great biz IN their new and amusing
sketch.
Baggasen. the only COntOri0uist who
performs Ia full dress. and who IS better
known as the human C0rksCreW, will in
uOduce a number of his most marvel
Gus feats. George Murphy is the
funniest Dutch comedian and most
clever and versatile artist L0ttle
ellison has scored a success In topical
songs thatnO other topical sOngstress has
ever experienced. The three Stefauo
Brothers, from the FOlies BergeuN, are
GaAN AAAtNA 20 Prove y zen 4lAE 1rAeAlll4s
Ward and Lynch portray original Irish
character with artistic case and refine
ment while pretty Flora Chester exc
Cutes new skirt dances fagltlessly, The
greatest canine entertainment Of the
season VIII be introduced by Professor
BuTk, whose lighting dogs are truly
wonderful Ladies mI-iuees Tuesday.
Thursday aud Saturday November
~, Reilly and Wood New Classic
Vaudeville show
Miss EIhel Sprague' S appearance with
Bin Mansfield company win be a very
interesting event 20 society people
Hauis BIitt0u & Dean have through
Nh r. L. BriLton, completed a Dc 2
by which q new theatre % cost
$3.50 600, Is % be erected iu Louisville.
Ky. opposite where the one they have
been occupying stands Tine building
they have secured Is readily adaptable
70 theatrical purposes and 3 very hand
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Alarrieo

BROWN-BELT-By the Rev, A. r. stuart,
al Christ Church, Georgetown. ID. g., Thurs
ErCWu 10 Alice Grafton Belt granddaughter
81 the late BF. Grafton q yier.
sHRENE- HOLZAPFEL On NUvember6 9,
1850, b. the Rev. Mr., HumerhuWseT. samuel
r.. shTeye Of this city 90 Mary Hulzapfel ui
incinnat, Ohio, az the residence UI The
mot her OF lie groom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or TANEs,
- District Of Columbia, Washington,
ID, c., October 81, isgO.-IuX payers ~ the
District will take notice that the uudersigI ed
has received the duplicate Of assessments ~
the taxes for tile year ending June 30, 1891,
and will be ready 20 receive payment of
taxes az the ofdce from and after the first
day OF NOVEMBER, 1850. Oue-hau Of said
tax Is due November J., i-HO. the other half
May I, 1891, on 70 much Of the first half OF
said taxes due November, 1850, as shall not
be paid during said month, a penalty of two
90 per cent. will be added uu the first day OF
each succeeding month thereafter until the
atty for non payment Of second half, due
Nav T. 1871, u not paid within said month OF
May, Z. q. DAVIS, Collector OF Taxes, DC,
uO3Nf.
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A LIttIa Nasty.

From Harpsr's Blsar.
Hell went TO my sisters wooden
wedding yesterday.
she-Why, l thought she was only
Just married
He-Yes. She married blockheadl
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

EOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
IL frame house, Just finishing; nydrant IN
yard; lot lexis; snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 20 ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. 2, 5i3
18th ~.
NOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
in houses IN Washington, loo, los and 40
nth Et ID q; two-stOry and basement, brown
stone trimmings; rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, -, 500 each, $500 cash
balance 70 suit or trade for good lots.
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oils seems 10 be reflected
to a large degree in the
tgr0re II has created
among fashiouables in
regard 10 matters Of
dress, manners, toilet,
perfumes, etc, al TO-,
and the energy with
which enterpTising
tradesmen have applied
TO the talented young &C
tor for permission to use
the euphonious name Of
his play In connection
with their wares. But
these are merely extrane-
Gus circumstances which
indicate a relative degree
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OF comedy lhefc Is only one Loliay
and though she has many imitators In
her special line Of characters she stands
without rival. All Of her lmpersona-
lions are marked for an originality,
vivacity, and withal an artistic percep-
tiOn that stamps her performances with
an individuality as distinct as those of
Booth or Jefferson. This charming lit
tie lady has the rare faculty of exciuzg
the warmth Of regard through her ar
tistic efforts, and few actresses could be
assured Of as hearty a welcome as she
will receive on her appearance next
Monday night. The plays for the week
are varied enough 70 suit the most eX-
acting theatre gOer.
The engagement will open with Mars
den's comedy, "Muselte." Tuesday and
Wednesday nights and the matinee
Saturday (Which will be the only matt
nee given during the week. will be de-
voted 10 a triple bill, an OpeTelta In one
act entitled "Spoiling the Broth,
comedy IN one act, "A Faint Heart.
and Buckstone's comedy, Nan, the
Good for Nothing. Lolita will appear
Spelling the Broth and Rosa Van der
LtMNcM IN ~ # Alut AAEAAA A|AAlA Will
be seen In two characters new 10 Wash
ington theatre goeTs. OF her perform
anCe Of Nan nothing new can be said.
IL Is acknowledged that LOtta has made
the character Of Nan her own.
THU day, Friday and Saturday nights
Lolita new play will be seen here for the
first time. Ina Is a musical comedy,
arranged for LOtta from the French In
81 .HH 81. HErsuF
suits her admirably. She appears IN
i've different characters, giving her an
excellent opportunity for The displaying
Of her wonderful versatility. Another
pleasant feature Of Lolita S engagement
is that she has in her supporting com
paDy a number Of Washington favor
ties Walter Allen, VIII S Rising
Harry Brown. George ii. Broderlck.
Lionel Bland, Frank R0llest0n, Aabella
Baker Helen Dayne and Adelaide Col
ton are names that are well and favor
ably known here.
The special Performance which Alr
Richard Mansfield is 10 give az Al
baugh's Grand Opera House next Wed
nesday afternoon will be a unique aud
notable event; decidedly more social
in its aspect than theatrical Il wil be
a matinee d Invitation Of Prince Karl, -
given by Mr Mansfield 10 Mrs Frank
e. L0Hng, who Is an old aud valued
friend Of The gifted actor AN the dis
tiDguished people IN Washington in
Guiding the President aud Blrs Harr
risOn. Vice President Morton aud AIRS.
Morton Sir Julian and Lady PaunGe-
fUte the Cabinet Ministers the Foreign
Ministers and Legations. IN fact every
body of social and official uole In the
Capital hos been invited
Mrs. Loring has taken The entire
orchestra of Tie house, aud the remain
ing seats will be- disposed Of 70 the pub
lic The matinee IS % be very eXciu-
siye, and viii be o social affair Of the
most brilliant description. Dir. Mans
field, I'd addition % his presentation Of
Prince Karl has promised @ intro
duCe his charming drawing room sketch.
The cast 81 TIC play VIII be the strong
est 70 has ever bad Bliss Beatrice
Cameron VIII play FlgTsHcsi Miss Asa
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NuW IS rHE TIAE. We WILL PAX
~ "nlE nancy fcr Eant5' hrst-llas secs
2nd-4ald clothing Address OF eau at
ILbTHs Old STAND, 1I9 p st.uW
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wANrEn-MIscrLLANEous.

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and FIRST
class authorship, in the POST BUILDING,
for rent az low rates 10 6rstolsss tenants.
Apply to sTILsoN HUTCHINs, ap Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUiRE. superin.
trVHoUF
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a PosltIvs Guarantee on Cnre

ANaahfo tHeAeAteo % NNIo
Is Issued with Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, when taken for chronic Catarrh
ia the head, or for chronic bronchial throat
OF lung disease, II taEen In time ana given
a fair trial. Honey returned iftt dJHtctTe.
The daily critic., 1890-11-08

George Dixon, the colored champion
bantam-weIght Of the world. will ap-
pear at Kernan's Theatre next week In
conjunction with the American A
Combination, making a grand double
attraction. He will give a series Of
superb scientific exhibitions and meet
all corners His record gives ample as
surance of his skill and power. Johnnie
Murphy, the prOtege Of Jake kilrain,
could not Withstand his blows, and went
home worsted. Nunc Wallace lost the
championship Of England when he en-
tered the ring against this invinclble
sable champion. Many others are
afraid 10 face him.
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FOE -mIsCEIIasE0Us-

NOR sALF-H0RsE. DAYTON AND HAIR
III ness H good COMO I.HH. owner don #aH
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For a1aria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
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FoK SALE AND Rent.

IDEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III BY
THOMAS z. WAGGAMAS Oh y street.:
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
SALE
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init from our office only.
THOMAsJ. FISHER & CO.,
1924 %. n. W.
NOR RFNT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
II room frame houses, high and dry looa
ton; near churches and public school in
Uuiontowu. Inquire of A. BEllREND, 4ia II
81 n ".