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ilaintln claims over ten thousand dollars
as damages, resulting from n fnIi frnn"-
anha Trns oeiohsing 70 defendant, ut Lafour.
me orosstng III this parish, which he uIic~no
he suffered by reason Of the pcyiIgant .ScS
struction of the platform, viz. in NOT !. ~
Su''npie nnu saie Ratings and guards around
~: pciehuant mas answered by general M,
MAJ ana the further allegation that ANY IL
Jurs Gauseu 70 plaintiff was the result of his
own imprudcncc and negligence "'e
The evidence shows that On tho 4th ~ rah
ruary, 1888, during the afternoon nlaintia
went 70 the freight office of defendant on
ane leit bank OF bayou Lafourche, to make
arrangements for the shipment of an nae
freight and that In going there he passed Nv
ef the platform from which he afterwar1s
zen, ana that he again went there between
ana 80 O'Clock during the evening of ~
same day to see the agent, Mr.. Rrenn,n -
the purpose of comparing the specioi r,+os
gwen 70 MN by the main office Of the com.
pany IN NeW orleans and those forwa rdad
10 the X. X. agent, Brennan. so as tn SEC ;t.tu
agreed. l refer to the rates for tha
ransportation of the circus companv Of
which plaintiff was the advanced apnnf ~
appears also that plaintiff also went 70
ofhce to get the agent, Mr.. Brennan tn + AZ
5raph TO WE owen, the X. r.. Superinten-
,ight a = ue,lnassion TO stop the train that
at LaIourche Crossing, so that the cir.
JUS company might leave that niyht e.
houston, Texas. Having arranged aII of ,his
.anr II No ms satisfaction and received a
.eply from owen, that the ears wonId DO
topped for the circus people ut the nassan
Ter depot on the opposite side of bayou i a
ne Tignt bank, plaintiff and Brennan then
e1t the freight office. the latter having n Ian
crn IN mis- hand AS it was a dark night. and
.snt UP on the platform from which plainr
IN suDsequently fell and from there mr.
eeded along the railroad track to the bpnSo
some distance off. Hich
r rom Mr.. b~rennan's residence, plaintiff and
went through the bach ward Of thu
esidence to the circus. Before the circns was
yer; plaintiff and Brennan again went to the
~. any .ele2raph office just mentioned to
ircus company could not get off that niybt
nj IN reply the superintendent OF the road
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Poor But Honest.

LIE other day 4 forlorn young man
with a torlorn-looking .conntenauce
and a suit of clothes which seemed 10
nave ran altogether aud consolidated
20 save expense, mounted a salt bar
rel on the sidewalk in Michiaan ave
nue. n started off with:
MY dear friends, pause for a mo-
ment N hear my narrative. / am a
poor out honest young man. Nv mot
10 ls'Excelsior.' My parents are dead.
n | am a lone orphan"
He added considerable to the above
ano IN a few minutes he had a crowd
OF nifty people around him. Then he
announced N
Ny dear friends, I do not ask for
charity, All want is a fair show to
my way in life. I shall now ash
you to chip in a nickle apiece. and 7
VIII endeavor to do something never
YET done on the face of the globe. T
Will try to turn a quadrupie somer-
i'll the air.
The crowd seemed to like the ;daa
and the small change ratified in mil
I,e gross mount was about So. Then
young man got down off the barrel.
spit on his hands, picked out his
5fouhd ana turned a pretty fair somer-
He turned another and another
then remouuted the barrel and
oi anu
"hlnd friends, | have tried to, but
cant do it. Assuring you of nv
thanks for your kindness T
yours truly"
ana o IA man uttered a word of
omplalnt.-Detroit Free Press.
Gouaux. Houma, La.
we have Q steady sale for your Asthma
eiheoies. We never had n single com.
amt. but many compliments. ~
horH d FLEETWOOD. Pharmacists. {
Thibodanx. In
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Persons who fancied that President
Cleveland picked mp a small mar
When he appointed Melville Fuller
mel Justice of the United States
should read the address made by him
before Congress on the Centennial an
body. nav
no greater, more eloquent, or able
address has aver been made in liz
country by any of the famed orators
ano statesmen of past years.
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Job Work done neatly, scienti1-
cally, speedily and cheaply. by the
SENTINEL job printing office, Main
street, between st. Philip and Sk-
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Lock YOur Donrs

LOCK- Your doors at night to keep ont
.hieves and house breakers, but you can't bar
snS against that dread disease, Group, or a
Cough Cure is a safeguard and euro Tor tba..
dreaded maladies. 'hese
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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SATURDAY. JAN. 4, 1880.
FIREMEN's HALL.

January 2o.-Alcazar Comic Opera
Troupe. The Mascot.
February l0.9onIy a Farmers
Daughter.
February 15.-shaferth & Clark's
Minstrels.
Doors open at Z o'clock p. M, cur
tain rises at s.
Admission so cents, reserved. seats
rs cents, children Is cents.
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FOU

About fifteen days al
IN front of my residenes
one is a black mare viii
below the knees. The
Is a bay mare with one
knee and a white spot \
of the horses have any
one claiming same with
owner will please call b.
expenses On same.
Nine miles below Leck
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E0S
oFrIcE OF n Potl

OFFICE 0F THE Por
IsH OF LAFoUscl
p;a Thibod1
Monday January { Ise
~"Inde1ing the nswIy
Department.
once" All bids to Nh
TO II. \. Coulon CI.yIN
bids are subject to ths&
at its session az
e.- ..-.. :. L. Grin
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FOR IA

Two hundred acres fn
been in rice located in III
apply or address,
JOHN
Dec.-14-4t.
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PUBLIC SOW

At a meeting held bv n
the FIRST Thursday Of octef
RESOLVED, That hsnc.I
be hstd fer the bsnsktsft n
tsc first Saturday and Sund
cry year. By srder =
PIERRE BAT
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JUDGMENT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th. judicial District Court. Parish
Of Lafourche.

John ~. Nenahon as. Southern poc;Go
H.. H.. No. 235l.
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FOR SALE.
BRICKS FOR SALE.

eo,oOO Al Bricks fer sale at reason
aoie prices. Delivery at "Uncls Peter
flantatlon,' Vacheris). Apply to
ALCESTE BOUDREAUX,
Loekport, La.
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Notice to Tax n

Netice is hereby given tn
tbs tewR Of Thihedaux arsj
payers are iAvitea 10 call a
In order TO avoid interest Al
a.
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THE VETERAN FIREMEN.
Arranging for Their Trip to Chester,
PA Chance to See "a Launch.

A special meeting of the Veteran Volunteer
Fircmen's Association was held at Meyers
Hall las. evening, Mr. James II. Richards, pres
ident, and Mr.. j. j. Peabody, secretary After
arranging to send their hose carriage to Ches-
ter, Pa, on the 18th instant to be drawn IN the
procession there the following day, letters were
directed to be sent to the Secretary of the Navy
and the District Commissioners asking for
leave of absence for that day for members of
the association employed in the navy yard and
under the Commissioners
Mr.. John w. Thompson. the marshal, stated
that Messrs. Joshua Lloyd and H. l.. Ge ttier
would be the axmen and John Scofield and T.
+. Cissell torch bearers of the parade. The
ununiformed members were requested to APP
pear in dark clothes, dark hat and white gloves
and they would be assigned directly behind
the music, and no one unless uniformed or SO
attired would be allowed in the line. Men,
bers should go in full uniform.
A letter was received from Chester stating
that the launching of the steamship Vigilancia,
being built by the Delaware iron ship building
and engine works at that place for the Us.
Brazil Mail Steamship Company. had been
postponed from September ID TO September IL
between aud o'clock pm. and that the
change had been made by John Il. Roach.
president in order that the delegates and visit
ing firemen might witness the launch.
Mr.. Strobel stated that place had been Sc
between A. and 9th streets and the engineers
were directed to move the carriage TO that
place.
A vote of thanks to Mr.. J. r. p. Carpenter
for his kindness in housing the apparatus here
tofore was adopted.
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THE JERSEY NINE COMING.
To Play the Second Game I'm the
Championship Series Saturday.

Chas E. Annett, the manager Of the New
Jersey Athletic Club ball team, which defeated
the Columbia nine last Saturday, has written
to Secretary Perry OF tine Columbia Club to say
that he will leave for this city Friday
afternoon at O'Clock with his team to
meet the home athletes in the second
game of the championship series Saturday az
ternoon. The Jerseymen win bat in the fol-
lowing order: Cary. shortslop; Chancey, third
base; W. Currie, catcher; Smith. first base;
Fistler. left field; J. NJ Currie center sfeld;
Monks. pitcher. Substitutes-W. }. Currie,
Wistervclt and Mabie.
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DREAMS

DREAMS.
There WAS time when was greatly troubled with
dreams. The burdens Of life seemed almost greater
than could bear and the troubles the day pursued
me through the quiet hours OF the night visions OF in
stallmept bills gave horrd Nightmares and sleep
made me tired. read Grssty's advertisement, went
&c see his stock made Gale ulatons quit buying
credit aud now LIES . pleasure" Thus spoke man
who Thought he had been getting q great accommods-
ZION III having some ready TO claim his cash almost
before he earned it There are Thousands Of people
IL Washington today who are living he had done.
Now only ask you TO use just alittle
COMMON SENSE
and compare prices with any house in the city and
insav you something right along. And here 10 the
reason: buy for cash. sell for cash. get all can
for dollar. don't spend dime chasing . cent my
expenses not onethr of houses in other parts Of
:he city. and ! willing to give you the benefits
Folding Beds. slO. sold elsewhere sI2 to els; much
better one si2.5o. Wire Spring Cot. 81 ss. Woven
Wire Bed Springs. 90. % MAttings-ail reduced-7h
cents to 37H. 1000 New Spring Roller Shades, SOC
so dozen Of those Fine Initial Tumblers, Use q set
Zig stock OF China Glass and Tinware. Remember
are pledged to protecs you everything you buy. No
matter what we show youirs at the right price Don't
say. "Oh! It's too FAR town"-thats where you get
the benefit We sell goods from Georgetown TO the
Navy Yard No matter where you 1.-Two We want your
trade.
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE.
NJ C. GRAsTY.
1510-l5I2 7th ct. NV.
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS. &C.
aull CHEAP FOR CASH.
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The saprerbupd Election.

The Washington s@ngerbund Association
has reelected the following board Of officers
to serve for the ensuing year: President. Paul
Schulze; vice president, John waltmann; fnan-
cial secretary, A. Lepper; recording secretary.
A. Aldruf; treasurer, Louis faber, aud hbror
risp. W. Hageman-
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"A Tanned IN sloRE 724 SEVENTH STREET
NTkITHWLsI, fo6MERLY 3WNED BY "A.
FURs AND ICLOAks-ON FRIDAY MORNING.
SEPTEMBER TMELFTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
The above will be offered q whole. Including Fix
lures, Awning and Frame. Counters and Tables, Gas
Fixtures. &c. &c, and II not sold in bulk will be
offered ia lots to suit the trade. VIII be sold without
reserve. tslO-2tsl FOLEY, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
M EEkS L CO.. Auctioneers.
637 Louisiana avenue,
OPP. City Post Once.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C. LARGE NUMBER
OF FINE CARPETS ANDsRUGs. ALL SIZES.
&C, &C.. AT AUCTION. ON FIRST AND Sc
coND FLOORS OF OUR WARE ROOMS. THURS
DAY. SEPTEMBER IL. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
severa very fine parlor Suites in Silk Plush Damask.
Harcloth. &c. fine Wardrobe, Book Case. Lace Cur
tains Leather Seat Wal and Ash Dining Room Chairs,
Walnut Sideboards Walnut and other Bed Room sets,
Single, q and Double Bedstesds. Bureaus. Tables.
Stands, Chairs. Hair and Shuck Mattresses Extension
tables. Hat Rack. Mirrors. Crockery. Ice Boxes.
Stoves. &c. &c.
I'd floor. Wilton Velvet Body and Tap Carpets
Large aud Small Rugs. Art Squares Crumb Cloths DC.
In rear of store. Counters. Sash. Lumber &C.. 1t
ID AICLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auctioneers.
~ 92o PeDnsyivanla ave. NV
MoRTGAGEEs SALE BY AUG TON OF THE
STEAMER CECIL l..
AID 1889 and duly recorded in Iibsr 3 Of Mortgages.
folio TO- &c, the office OF the collector customs
auetOn ON aoNDAY AFTIRN oSf sac y MRBIE
TWENTY-SECOND. AID. 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK.
STEAM iS fSopEEIEE 81 SEssEG CALLED The
together with the Engines, Boilers Machinery, Boat
Anchors. Cables, Chains. Ringing Tackle Apparel
Furniture and All other necessaries thereunto ap-
Z ee an sps 90 Of
burd' Of ii 6O- 100 tons or therezbouts and more
particularly described in the said mortgage.
GEORGE H. BOSWELL.
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Tho RovaI Rhine Line

is not simply single train Of handsomely In
ished passenger coaches. All the trains in sefv-
ice via b and o. RR between Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York consist
Of this magnificent new equipment, embracing
all the devices and appliances approved by car
fort of travellers No extra fare is charged on
any of these trains Passengers occupying
Pullman parlor or sleeping car accommodation
will be charged the customary rate for same.
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MEDICAL. &c.

0R. LOBB. 800 n. 18TH ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
DP1 Twenty years experience eend for book
tsealcd) containing full particular for HOME CURE
free Of change 1890 = IS
DROFEssIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
Is with best Of medical reference BY APPLYING - DIS
9th ok NV au1-9ms
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THE POLICE DO ,Sor THINK IT CASE OF MR.
pER-rHEY STICK TO rHE SUICIDE THEORY
CORONER PATTERSON THISKs THE DExrIFIc.-
TON WAS NOT CONCLUSIVE.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALE-six-RooM BRICK HOUSE on
Maryland ave n e.. newly papered. water In house
dsirsbie Tor home or Investment; price only e. 600
Two new .-room Brick Houses bath and cellar. with
concrete floor: all modern improvements: price Of
each only $1,000; on easy terma New Nins-room
brick house. corner, south front in the northwest
hsf square from cable road; has furnace handsomely
papered throughout: can be bought now for ca 500.
REDUCED from $4,000. For keys and particulars see
SITS. NV. Telephone call. 1922. So
FOR SALON $40 MONTHLY PAYMENfs-4-
Il room New Frame House: convenient 10 cars. GEu
J. YESTERDAY. Room 3 COS o.. Nv. sn,.i.lm
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srRsSorRs ~ A STRANGE IsSD-vELcoMrp NJ
NUsorIroEs-A NIGHT ALARN-aoop sHoor-
ESQ OF WASHINGTON Bors-USrAIR DTscRIxIxA-
TON AGAINST SPRINGFIELD RIFLEa
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i d d TIT HOU s Z,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.
SPECIALTIES.

AIRS DIR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
WI treats successfully all Female Complaints, FROM
whatever cause, a. her residence. S011e St NV.
tfhce hours ] TO pm. yl2-2m.
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noN'T DECIDE HASTILY
When Making Home or Buying for Investment or
Speculation
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
Barton 4 Walkers Addition to Brookland,
Will Suit You. Examine It.
NO SALOONS. NO NUISANCEs.
Lots 50xl50 Feet and Smaller.
BRICK SIDEWALKS STONE CUTTERS.
GRAvELED STREETS.
FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES
Close proximity to Catholic University. where ten
million dollars to be expended.
Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lots
You don't have TO wait for railroads to be built Two
already there-the Electric and Met Branch Il II.
Prices the Lowest. Terms the Easiest
For information plats call on REDFORD W.
WALKER, 1UU6 st. NV, or HARRY BARTON, 1881
+ st. lt.w. S. I'm
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l. Ok RENT-UNFuRNIsHED.
II 81 ne, Tor. ...sI0 l24O Union st -. 81 . 80
1916 Union st. Or. ...-.l l24s Union place. :. 400
Iowa cicle. comp. fur. Tor. stable, 800.
1903 Vermont ave. comp. furn. Tor. all m A
s6-6t. 1YLkk kUTHEkFOhD. 1907 ssnw
l,oR RENT-20l 10Th 81. Sw. SOUTHWEST
II corner Of 10Th aud SITS. s.w., directly opposte
Smithsonian grounds. Large Eoomy House; street
cars Within hall square, reasonable rent 70 good
tenant. JOHN u. WIGHT
sS-lv 1<U0k O.
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lrOR sALE-CHEAPEsT LOT IN liz DRolT PARK:
Il situated on Hardwood ave near Circle; owner tay-
ing town aud must SELL Full partic u8rs furnished
CALI ng JSO. 4. WAGGAMAN
s9-3t zoo l4th ST
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EOR SALE-A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE;
$50 r. WI%Taa 'oA
siV-ot COS 18th st., above r.
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LOE kENT-
II I'D K Ia ave. ,2lr.s125
1921 -23N NV. Or. 81 80
1881 L 81. n W. ilr.S5. 40
1927 X ST. NV. IIT.1S.7V
OH lsth 81. n.w- 12r-.15
1914 Sunderland III. llr1 ,
lSOZ " 81. NV, llr... Us
SO23 y 81. lOr .........6O
Bis l. ST. NV, l1r......60
Ell Wash. cir. 9r. %. %
lO14 22d St n. ". Or. 80. 80
30 Z st. NV. Sr........5O
1887 3Oth St. Or. so
LIB l3th n.W. Sr. .45. A..
1-21t 18th ST. II. w.. Sr. A.
40 q ct ne lsr.....-45
slO2 ii 81. n w, Sr....4.3
HOS Nh ave-. Sr..42. 80
IL LIST NV, lar A.. 80
14OS llth st.n. w. .sr4l. 81
6:i5 =. Cap. st. l1r. 40. 20
tOtj 4. Capitol ST.. Tor. 40
2ll4 Pa. ave. Sr.....-..4O
1901 VI. ave- llr......40
14J:j CorcOran st. 40
1908 10Th NV. Or. 81 30
so4 ii 81. NV. Sr $50
30 LIST st. NV. Sr...... 35
:52:t spruce ST.. lOr. .:si
1912 u 81 NV Sr. - 81
81 & ST n. w., Or. 81. 30
- y 81. NV. sr.-....-.-3..,
ISIS 18th st- 7r....30 -
l435 L St NV, Or. 80. 10
AZ IL n WAN
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$40 Spruce st. Or. $50
l5:,s 9th Of. n W. 7r....3 80
-. latrick ST, Alex. ] 5r. 80
HIS ] 4th st. NV, ar. 80
4lJ 4th st. sc. o.. SO
2UiO 1 IN D.w. ar. %. 90
1888 ! 9th St, Or IS. 40
20 Arthur ~, 1r..25.40
20l0 18th 81. NV, 6r...:..o
l4OlH l4th st. n.w.....25
] 10 y. J. ave. ar. 2l.50
pa Mass. av n. W.. Or. 20 80
1913 n. Cap. st.. 6r. 20. so
Hyattsyille. 0r. 20
% l. 81. n.w., 6r.........lS
20:54 Sth 81. NV, Grid. 80
3i:sU Prospect av.. 6rl0.30
j > A -. he. 6r..-..l0.4O
l6l:: ID ~. NV. Or. IL 80
Bar. PrUsp't ayes6r. l5.30
Az Warner st. 5r. ..l2.SO
1lts Park I'll. Or. ...i2.sO
fristoe court, 4r.........lx
l6l4l1th 81 n.w.,4r. II
2.tS Mass. ave. he. 3r. IL
2 Cottage Row. Ar. 1850
III biagden's NV. Ar %. 80
634 Gordon av.n.e..4 r.y.30
kings court. 4r...... y. 30
i2ol2 10Th st. Ar. Is
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ISOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE LOTS ON PENNA.
l. ave- sc. For plats and information call on
JNO. f. wAGGAMAN,
s9-J 200 4th
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This evening. after supper, the team babe an
affectionate adieu to Capt Limburger and his
hosteiry and moved down to the Club House.
This hotel had more room 10 spare than the
Creedmoor had and il was so much nearer the
scene of operations that it was altogether more
desirable.
W. b. smythe, one of the party. but who ives
not ready TO start yesterday, put in an appear
ance this morning and commenced practice.
Tomorrow the long range military match
500 and $40 yarxls-will be shot. and so will the
Barney Walther team match. The District
boys will probably refrain from shooting IN
either of these contests
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRICK RESIDENCE FOR RENT
Il or sale in Alexandria Va Inquire at the dence
Is B. Patrick ST. or ut Mr.. SMITHS. directly oppo-
site. slO-:jts
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EoR SALE-LoT 2lXs.- TO ALLEY, CoRCoRAN
Il ST. near New Hampshire ave- every mproyenit u g.:
IN street next handsome BONUSES; party wall: 30
Also 6OxlO0 to alley, north side bet. lSth and
sl05. worth 81. WM. L. OKIE, 607 18th ST. Nv.
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HOWARD P. oKIE. 1921 Fst NV.

HOR RENT Or saLE-NEw F1yE-ROOM BRICK
Houses at Ivy City. at the head Of New FORK ave.
nee 200 each easy terms or VIII rent Tor Slo
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1SoR SALT ST. NEAR 18TH ST., A 3.STOhY
0-Roonl Press Brick House good lot running back
70 30:foot alley concrete cellar only 80. 900. ~
FARMER, l4lS St. sA-:St
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FOR lighthouses.

1,oR HENT-l.16 7TH 1894 Blake St, Or.k b. s:,5
53l l:d ST. cor Nz.av 1900 o at. II W. Sr. a b.30
: store and rooms .35l ISL stse .6r.S W. 10 30
sIO-lt RUST & HUNGERFORp. GA Iith ST NV.
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ISOR SALE-:o0 FEET FRONT ON 7TH ST
rcA short distance above Boundary. side walk.
ravcd street aud cable road: If sold within two
weeks time will be offered auction For particulars
Gallon JNO r. WAGGiNAS
s9-3t -OO IIths
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l,OK sALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN GEORGE
town 10 feet Oh Stodd I'D street tQ) and 90 feet
on Washington street t3Oth); room Tor . houses:
Price S1.iO per foot: will sell single lots BARNES
q NEANEk. 0S9 st. n. s.l-St
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NOR RENT-FUR. NEW AND DESIRABLE
u House ON y ST. near 10Th: prlce Sl0O per month.
s10-:it b. II. ROBERTSON, lJlJ St
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NOR RENT-2b24 X 81. NEAR NEW SIGNAL
II Of1cA. g Rooms hath press brick bsy-wIndow
front all mod. imps large yards and Closets open