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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-03

January and February TINS year wiz pass INV
history as spring months bnt Nl'I'"' J'"e'"7
from yesterday. Is ambitious TO p' N"o" "'
,.,,,.r mouth Tin. calendar perhaps needs re-
yising
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

xhlsa oecssr 1scEa ffxssrssng he tsSs "a
es.s
~ DHrs ~ tiis sass sessis3 Of tic leais-
aesrs If TIN Sfate q Ff&.ass wss s-ae.s'
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satr ear ~ 4 ~ zzit7ssd r IBIS z,s >As J
=. teafs.s hy ..zy ssasiscf e leafia< e BY
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- i've ~ u q. ri farnaes cs hester shsli
arm aay.- beess vnrased @ s8iti.E ~ tbs'
r,earrs 81 .ssiifos : Gssssss.stctssr -ted
faysAe.. sYsvf lirg 'Tnss Ia no eye.t stall a
,.,.sat.ssy- ptgs b. allowed - az sscis ear
-e ls.s s1@es nsns O.; the sssse aa1i-
- sssts4.-- sasa.. a. IBIS ga f;siar iz0sfl
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ssg ~ s.e4na f.cm fhe locomotive, ant
r.asss bAs aee 81 ,!Sse 10Th " u.ese
aaa ,.aey raii-.rsd 81 f2Li.s 10 apply ant
pr PER sd sratsta-
IJ4r-7sz ti,. eorslng iEtsr, we trust, TN.
graft Dgriiq5 OF }szass -na'er traits xii hs
f4eAtsss ~ thss sa+thsa- HlfoEHI;y 70
,a,ethae % aea.Iag IT, IKE c0upliag, datt-'
shis. eod ali s@ertl or the part ot n
t'5y 3az- states g. ss.eurs r must s9r Ike
r asaes. % = large degrees, IN Fe a3'5iii r.
81 WA!le we h4ye deaat- 3 M %;s.0ai
and ooiiey Il Fsssrai issislafh ITs'i ~ 9,
saxalat. ard ecrstol ftr frelsi 'Fs.hs -
b. essrntrY, " 10 believe 1eat - th-re %2a
safse en- reason 10 ien a-i y I. = sseH'ef
rea-oa t..gsaais that Fe5,rri l=gi. alton t'e
l97sk4sl fer 3h- Usotzetion Of ,Ae Fl g~s a7d
lsasls 81 pt4sengsss AMI ealDi7vees > RAJ
trafs A. 3s have s-4seJ. .nii .Ag4l STATE
Ieeisisticn apoa ST these iHporaEs sno-
f-fts haa f4i.i. ansi mast., hs reasst -
coaBsas sF stat4t= e-actfaenls 10 sAe sew, '4i
H.. Ga a." .ft re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
ELECTION ECHOES,


The rcsuit OF oar SiSte election j. ruarv
'hAn satisfactory 10 Rspaal.r-u,- it is en-
a.hrs,iag. |; vas genefs y g1p2cn'3 ~
Sc uhtesns shss tbs plurality vasid pss
~ 's-i 10 t.pa bat The result 1T IL elu
g-alssy Is eeyoni any calculations If
ctGev par y Gev. Bss,cleb Nas evidence
has nePessriy aud sa9~a that 10 be Gu;
spoken in tsyor Of the p-chibitory las ans
is rig-i enferce meut osiy decreases en- 5
msjosi,y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

AroostooS Republicans may well rejoice
that cur ual,'s heaored son, Guretaur
Burieigh, Is r. leStsa By plurality which
il is believed will EQUAL Il n exCsed 5hs
plurality in ISIS. fheY Will also rejstce
that the members Of Malice GlstSs Sgl>ted
delegation IN Ceegr~s are ali resurns3
by increased rnslsrs les. as cur eeaa3r,
can i'll Sfos3 10 lsse their services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

SO E1tsse -s&frvey vii - b1ssn q aassgaed
.yaaeaseGssaas. Al saes ~. " fat no sss
y .<te sxsksz aazsst.
Tag JOu kseL cas- ASF ~ eyib ~
ssa,ssfsLr Nyg TBF sEzsgkYAflpr Or
sxP-s&a ~ agszcTsD rfFasscsfcs rtgss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
MAINE PERSONALS.

Mrs. Gee. E. Philips of Msirass. Mass
with her sen Etwar1 rhaiips, the yorns
ana I'll ned nlasicssn, Is visisfng her s;s.ss.
Mrs. Tlseo ,esc Hsrsaa es wcss wivlsur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

The opening social of the sous IN viii be
held st the Y NJ e. \. Iooas ntxt Mon.
Au2ilaiy. a Gr-t-,lsss cnt, rtaumcut pro.
granmr Is being arranged and general
good tlmc uAy t. expected. All friends
It ihc work and csrcoi1l'y Young people
vino sire 10 spend an enjoyable evening.
Wi please make note OF this ar'l plan to be
rrcs ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
S.ceai 2IieIlc.~

Done forget Uncle liirsm tonight a,
Granite Hsh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

ff"Phy ziaian's prescri ptioDs are care
f..y compounded at K.n.msn's Drug Store,
60 ner Of Bra!ge and Water streets. at mod
era.r p-ice.- jan21deod1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

i1'- MIS- Sara Taitle teacher Of She
vice 81 Bri Ige S. sp25Ils'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

The cold, searching wind of yesterday
was the b st advertisement possible for the
deal, r. IN winter clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25


IA a8j6aram@tt ~ cosgfpt4 nest
ue.k Is aew ssagls the golden Poszis3i
hies.
ne Michigan lealoefqtse state gisa-
foga, hss thirteen gs4oAs The gastg Ia
TIA, STATE has ssii~aslg aae Fremont
tloG Of bad iaaa, sad 81 arranging il pre-
lnia4fies slth 70 via u thr eterfn.
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ting IN -oms hard tosk. sad making IS
sery active eah3paizp. Ne siai D" taf.
pfls.Si II ,ife rteuis u tie election ia
tli,t ate doss not prove e B9se If elisef
10 Eepu'Iitantan ail aioax the fine.
The l'hliaaelpitis Press calls titentiea
to ibc f4et thaf thr rtue driWeih near
wiiea the bead Of ifo family psf aq fi'e
Winper toge sad .s0gepiPe- white DE
,udlcioas mother pds tho children ent
On erf,nd.. fifil thry may not he'r the
vigorous laagu3ga pa a.rs.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

quite number went out from here TO
ragus yesterday afternoon to attend the
matinee at which "lnslc Hiram was
given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Unity Errsrh.t fcrrnss.
THURSDAY, SEPT. IS. 1850,

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val be charged $; the fNse vi len eeats hos
Al advertising; announcements Of ehtatAia
mea;s whose ooisct Is the rSisiss Of mose,
vii be charged $. the rsie Of ei;ecn GEMS
line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Whats the matter with the police giving
anot,cr ball Ike that OF last October
That was one ef the most epjoyab'c public
balls Of the season aud many soull like 10
sle /. r.r.Ntal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

As intlmstel in Tuesdays journal Mis-.
j Ellen Foster is to visit Augusta, aud Will
address cur citizens on the Temperance is.
sues Of the day, Saturday evening, of this
week. Further notice will hA giyca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

No. IL, was obliged 10 wait at the Angus.
"a station twenty minutes Yesterday after.
noon Nh,ls IL broken drsw. bar was Replaced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

"a aaj6arsm~tt ~ G9B@frt+ rest
Resk Is aew asaHis ibe golden P2szt-a
l1ies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25

Mr.. Chas. Milliken is moving carriage
shop, that stood near tue August, House,
NJ ia Chestnut street b, the way of incoln
Nt-rtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-25
Good News.

W.. are ass fs.ssy fs~ the Val t-aas aud can
slow .hs aas-S essseesten * gsrHlsns~ and House
1afuls asnss szer gzisssises. IA Maiae.
Bssz. q. ssz York, Pf,is=aslpsiia. sil.askse.
ana Tn Id gaVs.s. have Al t.eH siS-red vita a
e.zsss. :: pick ths best N. sa-rSet Prod ares.
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81 have BE aeW~ss azsi hnest stock IT gool--
IA ssyft for 9ar Eile stores the ssaa:iiT re
;si-s'l ,Asse. therefore vc ~sT's abe 10 bay
cheaper.
Masy sps sialsisa n Esraitzfs Eers met with in
gar fFzyrls-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
AT THE POST OFFICE.
No Signs Of . Change Yet-The Assist.
ant PostInastership.

Matters At the city post Office are moving
along with their accustomed smoothness and
regularity. and there is little ON the surface to
mark the difference made by the appointment
of Postmaster Ross to place on the board of
District Commissioners and the promotion of
Assistant Postmaster Sherwood to be the head
Of the Office. The only change, perhaps, is that
people who want positions under the Commits
sioners go TO the postmaster's office, while
those who want to draw salaries for helping
the United States mail along haunt the
Railways that lead to the assistant
postmsster's room AZ has been stated in The
STAR the changes of positions will not take
place until the first Of next month, and in the
meantime local guessers are kept busy wonder
ing who will succeed Capt Sherwood AZ assist
ant postmaster. Capt Sherwood refuses to
to appoint, though he does admit that he has
him picked out and that he is a man familiar
with the details of the Office. The secret is
well kept, but there are those who
think they know who the man will be. Straws
tell the direction of the wind and knowing
ones say that whoever uses the name of Mr.
y. H. Merrill in his guess will not be very far
from the right man Mr.. Merrill was for a
good while the superintendent Of the money
order division being succeeded in that Office
by Maj Johns)n, and il was thought that he
would make hard fight for the position OF
postmaster 10 succeed Mr.. Ross The appoint
ment will not DO made until the new postmaster
assumes the duties Of his office and in the
meantime it is probable that there will be
nothing more definite than surmise and guess
work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
THE VACANT wARDENSHIP.
An Appointments Made In a Peculiar
Manner by the District Court.

The death % Warden Croker creates
the first vacancy at the head Of the
District Jail that has existed for over
twenty years. I, will be In order now for
the powers that be to appoint a man to ill IL.
Oddly enough the power in this case is vested
not in one man, but in the Supreme Court OF
the District by virtue Of section 1881 OF the Re-
vised Statutes for tho District of Columbia
The once 10 decidedly peculiar one. deriving
its appointment from this unusual source,
while the warden appoints his own deputies and
guards, under section 1889 Of the same
statutes. and the accounts of the Jail are
scrusinized, approved or disalloved by the Al
torney General, under section 5545 Of the gen.
eral statutes. The rules and regulations for
the government Of the Jail are also prescribed
by the Attorney General. The salary of the
Office is 81, 800 year. In his last annual re-
port the Attorney General recommended that
action.
Dir. Howard Perry Of the Office Of the general
agent Of the Department OF Justice has had an
intimate acquaintance with the workings Of the
District Jail for some years past, having con-
Quoted the Official inspections of that
said this morning in regard TO the
late warden: He vas . good officer"
He had q rather stern manner, but he also had
a. kind heart - ever any man possessed, and
he had . way Of doing little things for his pris.
oners that mado them feel that they were being
treated squarely; that they we're getting the
right end Of the thing. He frequently had q
great amount Of influence with the prisoners
and many . time has touched his hearts of the
hardest Of them With all Of his association
with this class Of men he was very domestic
and led quiet life His administrstio of the
Affairs Of The Jail was excellent In every re-
spect"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

Croker was last week at
the Jail apparently bet
ter than he had been for
months the announce
ment of his death could
scarcely be believed.
Some weeks ago he and
Mrs. Croker spent q
few weeks at the Vir-
ginia Springs for the
benefit of his health,
which, since an attack
Of the Chickahominy
fever during the war, he
had never fully recov-
cred. He had by this
visit heen apparantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
Sold to q washingtou Man.

The shelden House, the largest hotel at
Ocean Grove, has been sold 20 Col. C. C.
Letter. well known In this city a. one Of the
proprietors Of the Hotel Langham. The price
paid. is stated by q dispatch nom Asbury
Park, to DO s50,00Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
His Feet In the WAY.

The size Of VIM. II. Buffers feet played an
important part in . case tried in the Police
Court shis morning. Butler got drunk satur-
day evening and made bed Of o porch ON n
street northeast The charge against him in
the Police Court this m orning was obstrucsing
the sidewalk, and O6icer sawyer testified that
the mans feet DISTRACTED the pavement A
fine OF % or fifteen days was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
WARDEN CROCKEK DEAD.
The Career OF a Distinguished Soldier
and Well-Known Official Ended.

Gen. John s. Croker, the warden Of the Jail,
died at his residence, 1419 Rhode Island avenue.
quite unexpectedly. From the fact that Gen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
SHOOTING STARS.

n. O. NARKsMxS
The teams that so to Creedmoor range
May shoot their guns all the day.
But they can't get the prizo our n. G. got,
Because they amt built that wag.
WHAT IT WAS.
What was it caught thestate Of Maine
And whirled it through the air?
Reed the answer in the stars,
There was q quorum there.
MIR. Farmers Alliance Tiilman Of South
Carolina only "goos one eye" on the situation
down there.
AND DON'T YoU FORGET IT!
Our n @. boys at Creedmoor range,
Had neither wealth nor fame,
But gents you wanter betcher life,
They got there all the same.
To New York IL is Creed-lesa
Very few sluggers have come from Hitaly.
GALLERY GLIMPSE.
Just like q river, amt they?' unused an old
last week a. the members were indulging in
their usual methods.
HOW do you mean, grandpa" inquired a
bright fSxen haired boy, who sat by the old
mans side clasping the wrinkled palm in his
own dimpled fingers.
$50 much larger at the mouth than at the
head, murmured the old man softly, and the
boy wept as he took the gray haired man down
into the basement and turned the hose on him.
The boys father was a Congressman.
Neither Portuguese or Italians are natives of
Dago-ta
Steel jewelry is coming into fashion again
next winter, but hand-euff will be az unpopu-
lar az ever.
MARYLAND srALwAnTs' WAR soNa.
The mugwump's heel is on thy shore,
Maryland
His torch Is at each Office door,
Maryland!
Avenge the patriotic gore,
Which. having got there, wants some more,
And missing it makes each man sore,
Maryland! our Maryland!
Oh mamma! Crush the mugwumps' chain,
Maryland
We spoilsmen should not call in vain,
Maryland!
We hear the news from Reed In Maine;
''Sic semper,' is our glad refrain,
That battles mugwumps back again,
Maryland! our Maryland
Thou witt not yield the mugwump toll,
Maryland!
Thou wilt not crook to his control,
Maryland!
Better the bayonet at the polll
Better to sell the Nations soul.
Than let these mugwumps have control,
Maryland. our Maryland!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

Bishop Potter and family arrived in New
York from Europe yesterday. The bishop says
his trip was very enjoyable, but expressed sur
prise at the few Americans he met during the
journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED "A RESPECTABLE PLACE FOR BOY
Nv 81 IA to board terms reasonable Mrs. CHA M
BERLlN, l2l6 st. NV. IT.
WANTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND
w Wife: ono Large Front Room heat and gas: first
or second story prrate family preferred will pay $50
u sts. NV. Address Mrs A. LOVE, $50 9th ST. n. ".
references exchanged. sl5-3ts
w aged Three Years and One Year and Nurse, IN
NV. or suburbs near city Mt Pleasant preferred Al
uress, WIN terms. Al b, star ONCE. s13-2r
WAN1ED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TABLE
w Board near 9TH and East Capitol sits. Address
stating terms TIC f., star office. sl3-1ts
WANTEDLBUARD AND TWO ROOMS IN A
w House where Dinner is Served n Midday: three
north of and east OF 10th and not too lar from
Ayr. Dept. el1.3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG coLoRED
RIsr WAIT iGr SsnsSal House Work. Address HAIR
@ Ees ~ Dloks sss M rSs 1c2 s
,sss c "a w.tess, footIen ysrm md Dairy.
WA,EIED...AA aEAp9yiRTHRs-PosiI IoNs
ss:isr. s&ST l. s cocaBs. VS. ss' so NV.
w Place, to make himself usefui about the house
fp Sta. need small wages and board.
WANTED-Bf A RELIABLE cOIoRED WOMAN.
Nv Emgi9ymsnt by the Day or washing to take
WANrEp,.,.A HEsrEcTasLE WHITE GIRL DE:
private e.. family Good references. osh 1855 It
WANTED = EMPLOYERS - FUR FIRsT-CI.AsS
s sSs s 8. SEND s e
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w Giri. Places ~ Chanbermsds Nurse. In Pm
vate tanlIles Call AZ 1908 l9th st. nv lts
WANIED,I;A sITUATIoN as DEIvER 70 TAkk
Coiored Man; best references. Address l2o Virginia
WaNTED.BY oOLOhED MAN. AGE TWENTY,
eau be found at 1926 \. j. ave. si5-3t.
WANTED-BY sETILED CQLoRED MAN OF
can pe generally useful in private family boarding
mouse. lieass address OYSTER FkIER. 1Slf at.
q. e. IT.
WANrED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK, SIT
w ustion. Address cUoK. Star once $751;
WANTEDaBY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS.
he ohe s 80 sew W1 se To s small Family
Day. Apply 1873 COrcorsn st. frame house. IL
WANTEDa,BY REsptCTABtE WHITE GIRL.
washing and ironing. Please cali at 244 1stst swl'
WANTED by RESPECTABLE COIORED
w Woman place In private family to do chamber
WORK and ~aitinH OK chamber work and the care OF
large children. Call 1l2s 10th st. NV. sl5-3t.
w ANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE MAN, A PLACE
w to Drive and Make Himself Generally Useful
About Gr0cery store; good refereuce willing aud
oblizfng Address 400 St sw. 1t.
WANIED-BY A LADY-PLEASANT HOME.
w Would superfntend household where there
motEerless children Address L. U. Star office 10 2'
MISREPRESENTATION FOR FIRST-CLAsS
e w Nurses navalid or chiidren(, Maids, Cooks.
men Frchchman and wife, BUkNHAA'S. lilo @
ST. NV. sl3-6ts
WANTED-CLERICAL POSITION BY YOUNG
man OF " two years experieuce In office work
thorough eodkkeeper best references; moderate sal
airy accepted. Address THOROUGH. Office. s13-3'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

n. O. NARKsMES.
The teams that so to Creedmoor range
May shoot their guns all the day.
But they can't get the prizo our n. G. got
Because they amt built that wag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

WHAT II WAS.
What was it caught thestate Of Maine
And whirled it through the air?
Reed the answer in the stars.
There was q quorum there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

Mr.. Farmers Alliance Tiilman Of South
Carolina only ''goos one eye on the situation
down there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FUR-
w ntshed House IN Georgetown near street cars
fog which they will pay SIS per month. Address
ASHLEY. Star offce. 1ts
WANTEp-FOR IMMEDIATE CAsH-MODERN.
w built House; 6to 10 rooms with bath; near car
rooms. cash price, &c.. HILTON. Star ONCE st5- 81
WANTED = TO RENT BRICK HOUSE, UN.
w furnished: q rooms: bay window; gus; water
location bet. q and T. 18th aud 9Th Address
ChANDA, Post Office Box zoe. C,ty. sl3-2t.
WANTED-HOUSES TO REM; PERSONAL At
w tention given to the collection rents; state.
mcnts rendered promptly; have more applications
for houses than we can fill. ACkEk Il GADSBY,
1O0S + stn.w sl3.lm
WANTED-BY A CAREFUL TENANT WITHOUT
w Children. Furnished House In the n. W. section
Of the city for year from Oct. l. 1870; willing pay
reasonable rent; good opportunity 70 parties leaving
the city tor tour references exchanged. Address H
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WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR 5 OR UN-
w furnished Rooms for Housekeeping in the n w. !:
must 10 on or very lth line OF cara
Address. CLERK Desk l20. 10Th st.. War building.
sl2-Ws
w ANTED-TO Buy FOR CAsH-A HOUSE OF
w from 70 ~ rooms; In good condition and In Q
good nsighborhood Address stating price and exact
location. CASH PCRCHAsEk, star office. au2 L. lms
WANTED-hOUsEs FROM e4,6OO TO "a 1000;
w also Lets IN Washington and IApier Hetghts.
ACKER Z 0ADSBY,
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TSOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN TO QUICK
IL buyer, Magnificent High, lass Upright Piauo
used but four mouths by careful party. Finely nf-
ishci dark rosewood. handsome and elegant IN style
three strings. grand action. best improvements very
iulI and rch tone, extrn hne singing with groat
power, sltoSeiher a lnusclAns choice: De- bought
II taken al once for only sss5 cash with hsnds.nle
stool with a.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE.
81 y.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

DOD " ItDAN hoI Ihl J..
L,roR RENT--A BEAUTIFUL EIGHT ROOM cor.
Il tage. Harrison ST.. Anasostia. large yard stable
shade Sc.; Ell Yer month.
FOX sALE-A Nice SlH room Cottaze on Jacksoa
st; price $500. A. NJ. GRLEN. Anacostia
SLOT Once. Monroe St
ksoR sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK-sPEcrAI BAR
gains Tor cash.-Two Lots in a nice Location; eacn
% By loo ieet near very nne spring: only S5UO
each other hue Resident LOts from cents per
foot j. VANCE LAWS,
slo-Sc GO ct NV.
MO CASH PAYMENT. as MONTH
TO HOME SEEKERS
VIII out.d 20 suit your ideas: you are privileged %
get nds on whatever house you may select. fur
SPECTATORS
Where such Inducements given 20 build above
you should not ial TO own ground FOR % l. bound
inefcsse IN value town slresay there. lots 30
feet fr0iIt kssy monthly Payments Prices much
lower than surrounding ground. Large Lot $500.
sShe smaller 500. Berwyn Is situated at Charlton
heghts station, nine miles out Washington Branch
baltimore and Ohio. Cost you nothing Berwyn.
Iwl accompany III dsslring ~ the ~
return At 6:Oo. -
j. H FLANAGAN.
tCare of w.. s. TAPPAN. Jewelry store.D
Goa 9Th st n.v.
Agent for the Berwyn Land Improvements Company
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AND DoN'r You FORGET IT!
Our N. g. boys at Creedmoor range,
Had neither wealth nor fame,
But gents you wanter betcher life,
They got there all the same.
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LOB RkNT-fuRxITURE ron NIHE-HoOM
II house; modsr.ts rent or WI t.es roens or Tsen
and toard In part payneot Woul4 tako hoooo anA
rent hall. desirable party. Addrss H0pEIXTE sesf
ofhcs. s13-Ss'