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The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

A 'HooDoon DOCTOR, who tried to cure
patient by means of mcantations and a
notched grapevine, was sent TO prison in
Pennsylvania the other day. lie should
have joined the regular school and stuck
TO the bread mill,
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12
PURIFYING J0URNALLsM

The Interests Of common honesty aud
the fair fame of journalism will have
been conserved when the courts of Hi
nois cease to deal with petty technical
ties and hold James ], West strictly to
account for his misdeeds. Nothing
should be done in malice, but that class
Of men who delight in calling them
selves young Napoleons" Of finance
and journalism should be taught that
the law is inevitable and irresistible.
When West became the manager Of
the once powerful Chicago Times he
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

WE TRUST NELLY BLY, will not be held
up TO public view until the people begin to
wish she had fallen of the earth when she
was around on The under side Of IT,
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

Now Is THE TINE of year to concentrate
all your meanness upon a comic valentine
aud send It to some inofTensiye, sensitive
person.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

RUSSELL HARRISON, the journalist, is
in Washington. VIII Russell tell us how
he manages TO forgive himself for adver-
tsing the Montana lottery in his Helena
paper?
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12
TIE C1SE OE KR E1NZ

As The CRITIC said the other day in
speaking of Mr.. FAM, the timer who
participated in the unpleasantness at
Aberdeen, Miss, on the occasion of the
compliment in etligy to Secretary Proc
tor, there is nothing so difficult to dis
cover as a fact. At that time THE
CRITIC, despite its skepticism, fully be-
lieved it had come upon a series of facts
in statement published by a Baltimore
paper to the effect that Mr.. FAM made
light of the Aberdeen episode, asserting
that he had not been particularly ill
treated, that Senator ingalls, had wo-
fully exaggerated the extent of his
injuries and the manner in which they
were inflicted, and finally that he (Mr.
Fanz) was tired of the whole subject and
wished to hear no more about it.
ii appears now, however, that the
Baltimore paper was utterly unworthy
of credence. Senator Spooner has Just
made public the following letter from
Mr.. FAM:
l.tNlN'IONi lENN'i Jan. ou, lOOus
Senator Spooaer, Washington, d. O.:
DEAR SIR: notice in the daily papers,
in your answer to Senator Georges address,
made before the United States Senate, jan
uary 2S, 1890, that you refer to the outrage
that was perpetrated by the citizens of
| Aberdeen, Miss. Unfortunately for me,
was the victim of their brutal assault, and
desire to say that you have them pictured
up about right. desire to say that ] was
promised protection by the mayor of the
city and one or two citizens, but | could
not at that time see what good their pro
lection would do me after had beeu
scourged and foully abused and brutally
beaten by fifty other blood-thirsty villains
At any rate, left as soon as practicable
Am glad to say that am now surrounded
by law-abiding people, who regard th'
rights Of man almost as sacred as those o
our Creator. Your humble servant,
HENRY j. FAM.
THE CRITIC owes to the public gen
orally, and 10 Senator ingalls, especially
an apology for dependence upon tn,
press of Baltimore, which will never b,
repeated.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

CoNsIpERING THAT DIR. Talmage's
cabled sermons came through miles and
miles Of water, they managed TO keep
pretty dry,
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

CHICAGO THIEF upon being convicted
dropped dead The prosecuting attorney
however, being a man Of cool nerve, man
aged to survive the sudden shock of sur
prise.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

Is THIS Ny FAIR, or is It Tom Platts9
c. CoLUMBUs.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12
Now York Orphans Rurned out.

You can order THE CRITIC by postalcard-
II win be sent to your address every even.
ing for 80 cents.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12
GOINGS-0N IN SOCIETY.
SEVERAL TEAS AND THE ASSEMBLY
TAKE PLACE TONIGHT.

Senator and Mira. walthalI Receive
Many Eriends--Mrs. Spinola's Re
ception Throug--Many Callers on
Mrs. Scranton and Mrs. Burrows.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-12

THE CRITIC owes to the public gen
orally, and TO Senator ingalls, especially,
an apology for dependence upon the
press of Baltimore, which will never be
repeated.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Gin @rfae fur rctben Slee.

gpir bbren BON pielen SSarmern &las
oen ilber ben rotben Slice. Bon elmer
Settle, bab Der 8Iee gu maitis in bic SDbe
ibiebt, uno oaourb an 5utterpertb
p,rliert, baB bic Stensel bOlSiS iperben.
Bon anoerer Seite, bab oaS Sutter
Itdubia wtro u. {. 10. Gs mag an biez
len &laaen piel wabreS iein, obgleid
oas cine ooer oaS anbere bur6 ridti9e
9ebanbIuns, seitiseres Widben unb
our6 8ermeioun8 Su ptelen Serums
orebenS betm Seuma6en permieoen fam
perben 9lber bic Surmer. Die am ros
tben SIee etlpaS ausSuIeben baben, Ious
ten eS bod etnmnl NIT oem ibweoiIhen
Sa1tarbtIee (trifolium hybridum) pers
Iuben. Dieter &lee pereini9t 10 Su fus
gen bic euteu Glsenibaften oeS rOtben
uno tpsiBen Slices in iid. SanSe Oauer
unO iiiBtS 6utter seidnen ;bn aus. Sn
luantltdt fommt er bem rotben Slee
benabe elsi6, IN Nualitdt 1T er uuf
pielen 8ooenarten oorsusIeben. Sin
,peiter Sdnitt 1T alerOinSs Serin9e,
bod 1T er nls 8eioeflee porSii9lld, oa
er fortnGbreno uno i6nea ielbit bel isbr
trodener Witteruns nahpdbit. 9ieie
&Ieeart 1T eissntIid erit felt 10 Subren
bier befannt seporoen, bat aber ibrer
auBerOrbentIi6en Sdbisfeiten buIbe,
bon Sabr Su Sabr ii6 Elm 8rDbereS
Selb erobert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Tirnisanftridb auf Splj 5u
erncuerI1.

I'm alien Sirnis bon Solssetdfeln
II. (. 10. su entfernen. peI4er ii9 felt in
oas SoIs einseSceen bat uno 10 bart
eepoiben 1T, oaB man ibn nit Ierpen'
tin nidt mebr ertpei6en fam, uno Der
aud nidt nit einem Stein absuIdleifen
lit, tbut man am Seiten, leibt NIT 9lms
moniatIpiritus bariber binSufdbren.
Dian parf bierbei aber baS 9lmmoniaf
nidt su Ianse auf Oem Sirnis ltebsn lais
fen, ebe man oas S6abeiIen in glns
ipenpune brinst, ba iid Oahelbe ionit
lei6t bur6f;tbt uno ben unteren Nns
itri6 angreift. Der 3ped Der 9tns
tpenoune pon 2lmmpniaf 1T leoisIi6
Der, ben eineesoaenen SirnisanItrib su
entfernen. yta6pem ntes gei6eben 1T,
wGI6t man ben @esenitano nit 8aitiIz
Ieife uno @aHsr ab, iporauf man tbn
einige Stunoen lang iteben ldbt, bamlt
ii6 Der untere 4nltrib wieoer erbdrte.
Spdter 1T er nit Bimitein unb elnem
2appen Iei6t absureiben, unc fdnn
Damn bon glsuem sefirniit iperosn.
I'm elmer mDsli9en Wieoerbolune oes
@infreiiens porsubeueen, 1T eS sped=
mdBis falls bic 3eit es eeitattet, ben
@sgenItdno nit elmer nur leihten Srilbe
bon 8eibfirniS 81 Ibsrfabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Gin papierener Sufbef6las.

Wlan bat befanntIi6 pieIfa6 Ueriu6t,
ben eiiernen Sufbei6Iae our6 elnsn
elaitIberen su erieten, ipel6er oem nas
tiirll6en Sufe befer entipre6en wIroe.
GS purben OuSu 8luti6ut Ibierbdute
uno aud 9apieritOffe in Inpenoun9
sebra6t. Der YapieritOffbufbei6las,
Den neuerbineS SuliuS 8olober9 in
8eiieniee (bei 8erlin) bereeitelt bat,
fol- 70 elaitiib fem, buB er bic Iusoebs
nuns Der Sornfapiel beS BferoebuftS
belm 9luftreten oes BferoeS mltsumas
6'n permas; babel ioa er i'm 9ebraube
ni6t brii6is perben, iDnoern babe uno
cauerbaft bleibsn uno auh benz ginfluB
oes @aHers uno Der Staafdiiisfeit tro'
Sen, In melber baS Sbier iteben muB.
Die @ebHd6e bieies Sufbei6lass ipirb
-ipaS pou grocer 98i6tiSfeit 1T -
teim @sb,au6e raub, pdbrenb ii6 bic
bisber gebrauhten Sufbei6Id9e an Der
unterisite sldlten gnoll4 ei9net er
ii6 au6 gum 9lntleben an ben Pferoes
buf, 70 baB baS Jtaeeln permleoen plro.
IS bleibt natii,llh nod ab3uparten,
Oh oieie @rfinbuns ii9 in Der PrarlS
pirfli6 bepabren pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Nemcntbau.

0as 9auen nit Gement bat iid, tpes
nisitens bel tletnsren, ni6t iiber spei
Stod boben 8ebduben, in Sriebri6ss
berg, Berlin, 8ummelsbers &C. Uorsusz
LID benGbrt. Wtan nimmt einen 9beil
befsn 9ortlanbs Gement uni neun Sbeile
8Cblenai6e. serfleinerte giienidladen,
i6arfen Sunb, &ies, 3ieselbrOdben &C.,
fOrmt burd 9lnfeu6tuns elm innises
@emsnse unO mauert OoheIbe in Sor'
men ouf 10 bnb INNER cine frii6'
S6i9t ouf bic SI9S supor setrcdnet'
seiebt ipirb. bic unteriten Srontndno,
e'tpa ~ 3Oq, fir erten uno stpeiter
Stod 9 3Ol, bic trasenbe Auernanl
IL 3ou, Die S6eiospdnbe 6 3oa itarf
IS bdlt beHer ipie 3ieseIbau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Sautbdtiefeit in @bilaSelpbid

9aB gbiIuoeIpbia ben 8einumen' bic
Stabt Der WUbnunsen" wObI perbisnt.
ldbt Ii6 aud aus ben lebtes Sabr borl
aufssfilbrten Neubauten betpelien. Gs
puroen in 9biIaoelpbia i'm perSanSenen
Sabre nabeSu II 900 8uuten aufSe'
fIbrt unb unter bieIen iinb $500 8Cbn'
bduier, 3um srbbten 9beiI (iiber 7O00)
,tpsiIt6dlse @obnunsen. Su tpie aus
beroroentli6em DtaBitabe tpdbreno bee
lesten S lbrsebnts bic Suulbdti8teit in
9blIabelpbia susenOmmen bat, lit aus
na6tebenbsr SepiB interehanten Sa'
belle au erleben:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Ser Superintendent Der Benniplpas
mia unb 8euoins Subn bat ben Srems
fern, 8epddme,itern uno anoeren Gn'
eeite[Iten Der Sabn ben 8efsbl 3utCms
men IaEsn, ii6 in 3utunft nur nit
alattraiirten 8eiihiern gum Seri6te
BEL ibrsn 8orSeiebten au meloen. On
Iib nun peritieoene Der Sabnanseittas
ten i6bner 8drte Iilbmen, bic iie MIDI
oerne abtbun m66len, 70 bat Der neuC
YsfebI besreiflt9erlpeiie eini9e aufress
uns berporserufen. Der Slsi9e GIlnf
war iibrisenS idOn einmaI Dor un8efdbl
einem SABRE uusse9eben tporcen, bod
batten bamals bic meiiten Sabnan9e'
itsaten ibn su um8eben 9eipubt, inosn
Iie drStll6e 3eusnliie beibru6ten, bal
Iie ibre ,,3isrpe oeS Wannes" aus 8e'
iunbbeitsrudii6ten trISen. 9iesma
ierpb fol- oieie Gusreoe ni6t 9elten
9luberoem iino ale 8abnbeamten anse'
tpteIen tporoen, ipdbreno Der 0ienitSei
lbren 8Od fein iduberIl4 suSefnbpft g.
traSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
3ebren eines T6rfters an feinen
Sphu.

| @C9ANh SthNU OpAENSNS Wv 'NN-'N''
Sohn.
Sunee, bu trittit balo binaus in ol'
@elt, unb penn Dir Der Wlno um BIZ
Obren pfeift, pirit ou oft an beiner
Batter oenten. 9iun, immer bel eir ieir
fam id ni6t, aber i6 nil es periuben.
Dir einiee 2ebenSreseIE su 9eben, bic ou
Dir binter bic Obren idreiben fannit.
l. Sci bbflld sesen Seoermann.
IS 1T Elm biaiseS 9ersniiSen uno brin9t
Sesen. 8slelbiSt bid Semanb, 10 be'
i9dme ibn burd oeiRe SDfll6t.it, ipiro
er aber banOSreifll6, rann SeiSe ibm,
bdb auf einen sroben 8lOb Elm 9rober
Sell sebbtt unO buue ibm ene 'runter.-
2. QSenn pu su 9u6e eelaeen btit,
10 iB ioplel, ais bu pertra9en fannit
@ntweoer ssben bic 2eute es Dir 9erne.
unS eann midit bu ourd beiuen Appe;
tit ibrsr Sobtuut bas bette Compile
ment; cber ie 9eben eS Dir n,6t 9erne,
uno bann mbsen Iie ii6 drsern, oenn
@eis barf ibon elm pente beitrqft iein.
8. Menn bu beiratben piIIft, bann
iebe srit su, tpie Oeine 9luserWdbIte BET
nen 2ieblinssbuno bebanbelt. SpUit
unb itrei6elt iie ibn, 10 tpiro fie bid
lieben, fam iie ibn nidt leioen, 10 1T
Iie fali6, benn tpenn iie bid tpirflid
liebt, 70 ipirb iie aud ales Iieben, tpus
Dir susetban 1T.
4. Biuit ou SreunNibuft idIieBen
nit e;nem Wann. 10 iiberseuse bid, oh
er binter bem 8Iden Nnoerer SDies
iiber iie ipridt. Sudt er Inberen 5;n-
ter ibrem 8uden bic @bre ataui6neis
ben, 70 tpiro sr iiber turs Ooer lang aud
oafIslbe nit Dir tbun. Sin Serleumber
1T lpie cine S6Ianse i'm @raic, - nit
siftisem @epiirm li6 3u befaiien, brinSt
Sfaoen.
5. Sm @rtbabaus iei iteiS tolerant
9olerans 1T Der 9rifitein wabrer SlIos
uns. SdneiOet Semano auf NIT ieinen
Sagcabenteuern, 10 made ibn nibt sum
gISnsr, Elm gutter GrSdbler muB eipaa
4bantaiie entpideln.
6. @efdat btr cine Stabt ni6t 10
made baraus nibt einseInen SdrSern
einen 8orwurf. Du seisit bahur6, baf
bu elm fleinli6sS @emitb baf.. anS tpirit
mibfauen.
Z. 9but Dir Semano llnrr6t, 10
TRACE aS ibm nibt nab. OaS 1T bic
glatur elmer @iIbfabe uno zines Sdeer'
burden unpiirbis. Slnbeit bu nl6ts
2obensmertbes Su iasen iiber beinen
Seinb, 70 balte oeinen Dluno, oenn Se'
bdiiige @orte fallen auf bid 3uriid.
8. @laube ni6tS, bis bu Sstpeiie
bait. leberseusune mudi Wabr, 8lau'
ben ma6t blino, uno Elm Slinoer itols
pert fortwdbreno uuf ieinem Wese.
9. Ulit ben SrDbIiden lei frDbli6
Den 9rouernoen unb 2eibenben bllf
na6 beiten 8rdften, 10 tpiro oein Ss'
miitb itets frOb iein.
10. Sait ou Semunben ettpas 9e'
I6entt, 70 prabIe nidt binte,ber oamlt,
oenn oacur6 piro beine 8abe gum
Stein bss 9lnitrbes uno bu mablt bid
perbaBt bur6 pene 8rablerei. 9ebel
1T i6Iimmer uIS iteblen, loiern es MID
pom SerSen fpmmt.
50, oos lino meine Sebn 8ebCte filr'@
9eben gewsien uno ib babe mir Elm bel
teres 8emitb baeur6 bemabrt, trob
meiner srauen Saare. Gebe BIN uni
tbue css8Iei6en. (W. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Die Grbe nar am stpeiten Gage bie'
1eS Sabres otr Sonue am ndhIten unb
nur 80 1922, 900 DieiIen bon ibr ents
fernt. GasIi9 pddIt nit Der @ntfers
nung bon Der Sonne bic Ta9esldnse
um eine Wtinute. Die Sonne tpiro in
Dieiem Sabre stpei 8efiniterunsen
om 6maden, aber pieielben tperben nl6t
iebr beceutenb iein. Die erite, am II
Suni, ipiro in setpiHer Nuscebnuns uui
! alltn @ontinenten Der bitliben Gros
bd f.e, Nuiiralien ausgencmmen, iitt-
bar, aber Der Dipno su Der 3,it 70 fem
uon Der groe iein, oaB er niht bic earS'
S6nbe Der Sonne peroedt, oapeeer
fur einseIne 9beile Der glbobsI Had,
pus Centrum perounfelt, sinen beuer
Jtms UNI bic ountle Steae lahenb, ipO.
per iol6' cine 5SniteiniB cine .,Rms'
5initernib" senannt wirb. Die spelt,
,Slnitelnb 8 fOmmt oann am IL. Oesbr.
1T Su Inlau9 uno am gnbs Sting 6lnr
iterniB. aber in Der Dtlttelseit fir ell
flelneS 8ebist total. Ste piro i'm I'M
oiiben OSeun, i'm 8olarmeer unb il
| SIps9lultraIisn ii4tbar iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Sa- -4nnOncirt i'm ,,@O8enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
Mdasnftdrfunasmittrl.

Gin auberOrbentlib pirfiameS Seils
mitrel Sur Muesu' uno 9terpenitdrfuns,
aud 8Iutreinieune, beitebt aus 8babar.
bar unb @binarlnoe.
Man nebme cine nnse Su puIper Ses
Itosenen 8babarbar uno cine bnlbe nnse
ebenIo prdpurirte Gbinarinbe Peruvian
Bark, IaHe bieies suiommeu in e,ner
aanne 8aHsr ipie Sbee fohen uno
oann abfublen. Dtan trinte Dor S6las
fsnaeben elm srobeS @einelus pOa !;
erit bsim Nufitsben tpirb bic Nrsnei
cur6 seIinre Abfiibruns tpirfen. ST
bic @irfurs su idpu6, 10 trinfe man
ale brei Stunoen nod ein babies Bein.
eIuS pca oapon. Sei au ltarfer Wirts
uns nebme man ipeniser uno iebe einen
ober sipsi Gage oumit aus. Der grs
iinoer cieIsS WittslS. pel6er friib on
Wasens unb 9ierbenidwdbe lit, ses
braudte es nit Dem beiien grfcla, er'
, freut iih ieitbem elmer sanS unSeitbrten
9eiunebeit uno perbaut bic i6Deriten
Spsiien obne ale Sei6werbe unb feline
Nerpen iino 10 seitdrtt, oaB er aud Die
anbultenbfen &Opfarbeiten ausSubalter
pe,mag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
SaulotS Sllm Scrfauf*

oeeu mos In @
bic Cots bh h aat ben yarh er
anmals
m sanhsm stabtn @&stud a~nbsn bic F@n'@ IN Dc" "a4 ~
hdsen ,ooo.e T.. ,.s -. ..,x mnu.
be uns 100 8Ge in ats aasr as
S0rnffr S1npp
rsbnh
DIR Sep 1T ssbau hums shupt est uuS &nnHans sest
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

- @orrdtbis in iebem 8ferbeitua
IolIte su Der 3et. mo Der SaurwebieI
Der Sbiere tottfiubet uno lei6t GifdIts
unsen eintreten, folsenbe Otirtur ieIn
2 9beile OeItu6enmebI,
9beil SOISai6e,
Tbeil SaI3,
Tbeil serriebene @a6bcloerbeeren.
DaSu ettpus 8Ieie, ba es biermit pers
| miidt Iieber eeIedt tpiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13
The George W. ChiIds Club BANQUET.

The George w. Childs Club, thirty-two
strong, and number of invited guests sat
down to an elaborate banquet at Faber's last
night in commemoration of the sixty-first anni-
versary of the birth of the wel-known phiIan-
thropist for whom the club is named. Near
the president of the club, Mr.. W. W. Maloney,
at the head of the table were seated Public
Printer Palmer, Representatives Cummings,
Rossell and Wade, Major Carson Of the Phils.
delphIa Leiger, Mr.. J. J. Daily Of the LEDGER
Mr.. John ii. Oberly and Mr.. Eugene Monday
OF Philadelphia. After the good things OF the
table had been thoroughly enjoyed the presi-
dent read letters from a number OF invited
guests who were unable to attend. They were
from MIR. Childs, from the president Of the
Boston Typographical Union, No. Is, Mai. W.
q. Moore, 4. w. Halford, president of New
New York Typographical Union, No. 6, the
editor of the american Art PrlIsteT of New Yorh
and the president of the Philadelphia Union
Mr.. Child's letter enclosed printed copy of an
agreement between printers and employees in
Philadelphia in 1902. which said: Indeed we
cherish hope that the time is not far distant
when the employer and the employed will vie
with each other, the one in dllOsrtno a conn
petent salary, the other in deserving it. This
paragraph, Mr.. Childs said in his letter, sis az
applicable now as then" Speeches followed
and toasts were responded to. Every mention
OF Mr.. Chllds name was greeted with en-
thusiastic cheers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

One of the two handsome stone front resi-
dences on Rhode Island avenue, No. l743,
erected by Mr.. AIbigence II. Brown, has jus,
been sold through his agents, Fitch, Fox d
Brown, TO Mr.. c. T. Sampson of North Adams,
Mass The price paid FOR the property, II.
eluding stable, was s43, 900 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13
Unlicensed Produce Dealer.

Policeman Proctor, who has been detailed Oh
the license business for some weeks, was COM
plainant in the Police Court today in the case
OF q. L. Sherwood, a butter merchant in the
Center Market, who was charged with being an
unlicensed produce dealer. Judge Miller gave
Judgment against the defendant in the sum Of
S25 and gave the defendant five days in which
to take an appeal or produce his license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

IrnR sAIE-3o ACRES on GRoUND INSIDE THE
District, on the bTentsoed road within fec hun
OFFEND Al $500 PER ACHE Thisi.. . decided
5aFgsn hode Island avenue passes Alo thc entire
It DAVID D STONE sO6F
lHoR SALE = 81 ACRES OF GROUND. M
u prgvcd byA goo1 frame dwelling \ miIe frou
asaAllyioNn and within few hundred yards II TIE
Ihl> "a seutid rToIerty 20 hold Mass svenas
- H. lSsSes inruueh thi- prolvrty.
1t DAVID d. sI0NE, sOsFs,n
Ssh SALE 81 ACRES OF LAND MAR MILLS
IL GNNiDD. STONE. sosF.tn~
HANDSOME Ha a5sS ST: N the Subdivisions Of
INIi uis ir s SiIB2aSl&I =. 1es,depos q
THIS properly situated N he iti - IN, t,,-~.
iS~n ard iciel town lietc Il l. At the jGueSSi u
80. IHos. j fishaasksoS co.
nv" VIZ la2s 81 NV
I.oR sALE or EENr-TAKoN, PAM -.poov
r. I'stSt, ga cor ~ 'eniAuii.s over $4,000 "a "a
from station. DUGAN a BUTIIR. 6oa + :, minutes
mSlU-T
I,oR sALE-6 ACRES on MILITARY ROAD NFNR
ou.6udnss fnei; located ~ Sd,S Sssiins s3a
n,ars aIp.y 70 DU"AN BUTLER. 6Os st nv
I,oK SALE-TAKuMA PARk-la.oo0 IT. AT 40
= - ~ i''o'o -. Il Al -. 3l,s2s ~. n cSr-
Rr.eohland 5osl5o. at lie. Lott. 5ortso each.
St 4oAI40: cheap al Sod W isS SlrTsr
tracts on Military and Rock CrcCk roads pI'GAN IA
bI lLEE. un9 - nv. mXlO,M
IGOR SALE-AT OAkMoUNT. OPPOSITE NASH
- H-to1 nioN', Two Nv Houses just nuish.d ~
GOO ~ ground attached, - r,,1us ca.n -. 400 ana
s-.oNu terms q suit Apply 20 ". NJ. IAlROTT
corner q and Nh -ts, L.broit building uS 10 a..
EoR SALL.-NEw HOUSE. SRooMs. LDr 6onl.o
ie'l, Win aill'. pear, Iluut, Ia, IA aud ounce
trees GRAVES, STRAW bernie, It rrlez an the t.,
oi ~. church Va. Iuuse minutes from Post ufiirs
"a 4 4 NfhIE
lli oE l.. }. NohIhKJI. Ealls Church. Va ns-s1.
"kyooDSIrE."
w Lots Ter sale easy terms Money advanced to
iarics WISHING O. build. Houses built aud sid on IN
stalliuci.ts The pryttCst subdivision on tle Metre
Vulitau Branch" Il aiIt fls. fr.lI, ~,
the IN - road Two cottages 81 et ana ten r,,n,s
lsi.s taih,ated by i'gaces and ha,iu. C,llArs Tor
sa,, AZ cost Terms Ia SUIT
Tor pari4c AlSis. call on address
d n. LEIGHTON.
ar"6-Im Iouisini,s's a r,s'1';
I>oK sALE-FINE sIBUEBAN RESIDENCE.
STORY frame house rooms and hath: yard
stochct WIKI al kinds II fruit sood we'll In-
gAre "a premises, cor. Marie. ave. aud SIlins st.
Aua'u-tlB. DC. Aps8 iuIs
Rsob = ALE-lc6 ACRES VALUABLE LAND. NEAR
II Met Branch Is a o. ltk. 300 Yards frun station.
sUit4uly Tor subdivision IL DDIITI WAikINS Der.
Mood Muntgomcry County. Nd, or L. -. LUCKETT,
@ib - NV. All = I'm.
tfOk SAIE-FINEST gIA COTTAGE IN TAKoNA.
-nl b'Abao. good Gel we'll, shade orchard gAr-
den. EIaI b,rTl,s and rtliiIs water. u barsnIu
frlcr $4,000. ". Ii. sNANbEIs. N 4 Il. ne :In.
EEnK sAIE-BALTINoKE AND OHIO RR-
iNcfSale station sIA Ill.us from Washington: 20
rails al lots al station - cents Ter loot your
choice 10 nlo utL.y lu~tallucuts II desired Apply
10 JOHN SiLllItN, a. Louisiana ave. apI5-ims
Icuk SALE BALGAIN-.G ACREs ADJOINING
Price anu terms apply 10 JANIS NJ GKLEN. 4O5 b
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Il Pressed Brick. nearly new; - rooms; finished in
hard wood. all mod imps beautiful porch and yard
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