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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08
A Lot at Auction

On Friday next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, w.
H. Sherburn will sell at auction, on the
premises, the north sc feet of the south 80
feet OF lot s. between n and o, Fourth and
Fifth Streets with house and barn.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08
Visiting the Schools,

Yesterday the members of the City Board
of Education dressed themselves in their
holiday suits and most taking smiles and
visited all the public schools. They ex-
pressed themselves rs quite pleased with
ali they saw and heard during their rounds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

PREJUDICE and ignorance have given
way to Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t has
stood the test.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08
Republican State central Committee.

A meeting of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee will be held at the rooms
of the committee, No. 4l9 California street,
on Wednesday, April 23i, at o'clock P. NJ.
The object OF the meeting is to fix the time
and place for the Republican State Conven-
ton to nominate State officers, to apportion
the number of delegates to which each
county may be entitled to at such Conyen.
ton, and for the consideration of such
other business as may be properly brought
before the committee
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

IT is absurd to suffer from Dyspepsia
when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure
you.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

IT's success is justly merited. Top Notch
Tonic. Druggists and bars.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

TOP NoTCH Tonic is the only real pre-
ventive for malaria.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

CITY license and water rates now due
Pay on or before 18th inst and save costs. I
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

THE most useful and effective. Top
Notch Tonic.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

PEARS toilet Soap Is the most elegant
adjunct
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DILICACIEs.

A NYTHING TO SUIT THE TASTE. LUNCH
n for travellers. Every quality of Sausages
and Cheese. A speciality made of the best I'm
portations. Fresh Buttermilk, Eggs, Butter
ETC., every day. call is invited.
F. BAUMLE, 723 j Street. fe4tf-4p
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NOTICE j!

OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
San Francisco, March "a, 1890.
1NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l holders of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before the
meeting, will be held at the Office of the com.
pany, in the city of San Francisco, on TUES
DAY, the sth day of April, 1890.
mr24.td&Su E. II. MILLER, JR, Sec'y.
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California Pacific Railroad Company.

NOTICE.-THE MEETING OFTHE
IN Stockholders ofthe CALIFORNIA PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, tor the election of
Directors for the ensuing year and for the tran
saction of such other business as may be brough
before the meeting, will be held at the Office
WEpNEsnAY ApriI I e-ss iseO o. between the bonrs un
of 10 A M. and P. M.
w. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco. March "a. 1890. mr26-td&Su
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CITY TRUSTEES.
THE OFFICE OF P0URrsGAsrER GOES
ALMOST BEGGING.
Reports of Various City Oficials-A Cy-
clone-Stricken Town Appeals for
Financial Assistance.

The Board of City Trustees met yester-
day morning in regular weekly session, all
the members being present.
Joseph Judd, the newly -eleced Chief
Engineer of the Water Works, reported
that 22,92O,00 gallons of water had been
pumped last week, the Holly pump run
ming 164 hours and the Stevens hours.
R. W. Parker, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery, reported as follows for the month
of March: Number of deaths, A; brought
here for interment, IA; total number in
tered, 5S. Collected for sale of lots, 1924 25
for permits, $lO7; vault dues, $l4. Total,
ST. ,045 %.
w. E. Gerber, City Treasurer, made the
following statement of moneys received
and paid out by him during the month of
March:
Balance March /, 1890. SsO...............sI17,l7 III "a
Receipts during month.................. 14,Sl1 SO
1882 "a
Warrants $l0632 Al
coupons 59,0SS 90
Balance April $5s.262 q
City Auditor E. II. Mckee submitted the
following statement showing an estimate of
revenues for the fiscal year commencing on
the first Monday in April, 1890.
SINKING AND INTEREST FUND.
From general tax x-................S S77 $50 90
From city licenses. nses............ ID $50 90
From Police Court fines ................ LOO CO
rrOm ndrOOl uueS. $50 90
Flou "ater A, 200 %
s13S 400 90
GENERAL FUND.
From general S63 45O 90
From city licenses S...................... l2l50 90
From Police Court tfnes.................... 900 90
From harbor dues. ueS......................... $40 90
From Justice Court fees................... 500 90
$40 90
Water Works Fund $50 900 90
Paid Fire Department Fund. d.............. 1920 90
school Fund 40S90 90
School, State and county appertionm't $4,000 90
Street Repair and Sprinkling Fund. 39SS0 90
Police $50 90
Library Fund. 500 90
Levee and Drainage Fund 1870 90
Sewer Fund. 1850 90
Tnfol coSc nno m
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HAY FOR SALE.

CEvENTY TO EIGHTY TONS OAT HAY.
y Apply to EDWIN &. ALSIP & CO., Sacra-
mento. fe27-tf
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BORN.
Sacramento, April Wife of Thomas Casey, a
daughter.
Courtiasd, March 25-wiie of William A. John.
ston, a son (stillborn).
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

r OFFER MY SERVICES TO ALL WHO NEED
i their gardens and lawns taken care of
understand my business thoroughly, and wi ]
keep gardens in condition by the month
reasonable rates. Laying out new lawns and
gardens speciality. Address ROBERT SHULZ,
P. o. Box 81. Sacramento. mr1-tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

birot death, ana marriage nortces must be sent
ty responsible parties, and paid for OF the rate of Is
cents each: funeral notices. Is cents.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh and Il streets.

as' STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS ia
Free Bus to and from the Cars.
w. o. BOWERS. Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

City Auditor E. n. Mckee submitted the
following statement showing an estimate of
revenues for the fiscal year commencing on
the first Monday in April, 1890.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

Al DRUGGISTS IND DEALERS.
The CHARLES 4. v0GElER CO.. Baltimore. ~
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NEW OFFICERS IN CHARGE,
The Decennial Convention to Revise
the Pharmacopeia.


At the session yesterday afternoon the con.
vention adopted the report Of the committee
on credentials. The committee on nomi-
nations met at the Arlington Hotel last even
ing. Officers to serve for ten years were
nominated as follows: President, DR.. Ho
ratio c. Wood Of the University of Penn.
sylvania; vice presidents, Drs. w. s. Thomp-
son and ID. W. Prentiss Of Washington; J. NJ.
Flint, U.S.N. A E. Ebert of Chicago and ].
W. VI. Searcy of San Francisco; secretary DIR.
H. A. Hare of Philadelphia, and DR.. G. H.jC
hlie of st. Louis, assistant secretary. Also the
following
COMMITTEE on REVISION AND PUBLICATION:
Chas. Rice, Ph.D., New York; Prof. Jas. P
Remington, Philadelphia; Prof. F. B. Power
Wisconsin,; Prof. P. W. Bedford New York; DR.
W. VI. New, U.S.A.; DR.. John Godfrey, U.S.M
HIS; DIR. J. NJ. Flint, U.SN.; Prof. J. NJ
Maish, Philadelphia; DIR. Roberts Bartholow
Philadelphia; DR.. c. o. Curtman, St. LOUIS
DIR. F. A Castle, New York; DIR. N s. Davis
DR.. r. G. Eccies, Brooklyn, NY; DR.. W. g.
Gregory, Buffalo, NY; c. Mohr, Ph.D., Mo-
bile, Ala; Prof. G. F. H. Markoe, Boston; Prof
Oscar Oldberg, Chicago; Prof. l.. E. Sayre
Kansas; Prof. Otto n. Wall, st. Louis; DR.
Thos +. Wood, Wilmington. NC; Dr. H. H.
Rusby. New York; A. B. Taylor, Philadelphia
DR.. r. I. Edes Washington, d. c.; Prot. c. s. n
HalIburg, Chicago.
THE NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
When the convention met this morning the
report of the committee on nominations was
received and adopted, thus electing the Off.
GERS. The new officers took their places. The
remainder of the session was devoted to
consideration of various recommendation
for changes in the pharmacopeia, which
were referred to the committee on revision.
The main question discussed was as to the
adoption of uniform standard for medical
preparations.
A recess was taken for lunch and another
session was held this afternoon. 1t is expected
that final adjournment will be reached to-
morrow at noon.
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The regular meeting of the Washington Light
Infantry Corps last night was a busy one. Very
satisfactory was the financial condition Of af-
fairs as shown by the report Of a special com.
mittee. Pickett Post of Confederate Veterans
of Norfolk, Va, sent an invitation to the corps
to attend their memorial exercises, but the
corps declined with thanks. Memorial day was
not forgotten. and graye-decorating commit
tee, with Capt. Allison Nailor as its chairman.
was appointed. Privates Lee, Thorowgood
and White were appointed the press COMMITTEES
for 1901. committee was also appointed to
select an appropriate design for q corps badge
bership: Frank N. Wells, c. A. Hughes, Harry
Z. Given. Claude W. Given, Arthur G. Deans
koderick Watson, Geo. s. McCurdv, James F.
English, Harry 4. White and p. J. Haltigan
Hm Fisher was elected hospital steward, and
the State Fencibies of Philadelphia. yere
elected honorary membsrs
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DRINKS AT DRUG STORES.
Commissioner Robert Inquiring Int,
Alleged EMISSIONS of the Liquor Law.

Commissioner Robert whs has been investi-
eating the liquor traffic in this city. does not in
tend to confine his attention to the saloons but
WILL tits understood, extend his inquiries to the
drug stores where liquor is sold. Information is
furnished by the police that some druggists
sell liquor by the drink. The sales are made in
connection with the sale Of soda and mineral
waters, and the price charged is only 10 cents a
drink. Whisky and settler and whisky and
soda are said to be the principal compound
drinks furnished by these drug stores. Besides
straight whisky there are sirups in which it is
said there are intoxicating liquors. These Col
Robert thinks are sold in violation of the law.
Col Robert mentioned the selling of
liquor IN drug stores to the other
commissioners, and the matter was
discussed at recent meeting Of the board. 1t
Is likely that Col Robert will instruct the
police to pay more attention to the drug stores
IL. the future.
THE LAW IN THE CASE.
Section II Of the act Of August 20, 1871, pro-
vides that all licensed or registered pharmacists
may sell intoxicating liquor without q special
license therefor, but it restricts the sale to
quantities not exceeding one-half pint. This
section also provides that apothecaries shall in
clude in their affidavits the following words:
And Will not sell, or cause to be sold, any
distilled, fermented, or vinous liquors, except
alcohol, in quantities exceeding half a pint, at
any one time to the same purchaser, and then
only when deponent has reason to believe the
same Will be used for medical purposes"
The act OF June, 1878, reads: Nor shall II
be lawful for any licensed or registered drug
gist or pharmacist in the District Of Columbia,
to retail, or sell, or give away, any alcoholic
liquors or compounds as a beverage to be drunk
or consumed upon the premises"
Many of the druggists have wholesale liquor
licenses, which permit them to sell liquor in
larger Quantities than one-half pint, but even
under that license they are not permitted to
sell liquor on Sunday.
COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION to "Fairlawn'
Saturday afternoon. Read b. II. Warner a
Co. s column announcement today.
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a Fine-Cut Convention

The National Trade Mark Association of Fine
cut Tobacco Manufacturers met in annual SEES
sion in the red parlor Of the Ebbitt House to-
day and transacted . large amount OF routine
business. There are about eight delegates,
representing the principal 6ne-cut factories OF
the country.
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THE "Y" ACCIDENT.
A Verdict Against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for SIS, 900,

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, in
the case of Mrs. Laura L. Woods against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, the
sealed verdict OF the jury for $4,000 damages
was recorded this morning. The suit was for
s5O,OOO for damages alleged to have been re-
eeived IN the collision on the ''Y" on March I,
lsS7, and the trial had been on for two weeks,
Messrs. James Coleman and n. Wilson for the
plaintiff, and Hessrs. Geo. Z. Hamilton and NJ.
J. Colbert for the defendant Col C. p Lin
coin, deputy commissioner OF pensions, was the
original counsel for plaintiff. but owing to bis
duties IN the Pension Office did not take an
active part. The case of the husband, Thos,
l. Woods. against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road for s3l 500 for loss of services of his wife
expenses incurred, &c. ~as then taken up.
IL Will Cosr you nothing to visit "Fairlavn'
Saturday afternoon. Read the column Am.
aouncement VI u Ii. Warner and Co. in TODAY,
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SHOOTING STARS.

Jupiter PIuvius hasn't the contrac. for clean
ing the Streets but he gets there better than
the other fellow.
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HOW THEY STAND.

Observation-Disclosures 'That speech
OF McKiuleys was the best ever heard on the
tariff"
Democrat enthusiastically: THAT speech
Of Mills was the best ever heard on the
tariff ~
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FOR RENT--STORES.

hoe RENT-COR. l4TH AND PARK SITS, MOUNT
Pleasant, Very Desirable Store and Fixtures, only
SIS per month. L. =. LIPSCOMB, 1907 r. most
l,OR RENT-STORE 2lS 10TH ST., BETWEEN
i Pa aud wholesale market: excellent bus
stand; rent so. Inquire at 926 La ave. ap29-lu
lHOR kENT-LAR1E STORE AND CELLAR COR
Il 9th and L st. NV. Apply to W. L. JOHNSON,
us 18th St NV. ap26-lm
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A light task--kindling the gas.

The members of the legal profession contem-
plate the organization Of a Lawyers Allie
ance for mutual protection
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

1TOR RENT-OFF1CE ROOMs-FoUR FRONT
II Rooms, first floor Norris Building, corner and
9th SITS NV. water gas and hot-water heat. Apply
TO JAMES L. NOhkIS In8-:it'
NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS; NEWLY PAPERED
Il painted, &C.; $40 and 80. AT lll4 and lll6F
NV mist
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
Il the Lehman Building, 1925 Ny. ave. elevat or;
good light and ventilation and all mod. imp. mod
crate rent. A. I. COUMBt. l425 NY. ave. MY I'm
NOR RENT-OFFICE Rooms IN WALTER BUILD
IL ing, zoos st. W. HEISKELL & McLERAN,
lUUS 81. W. m3-0t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoH RENT-A sEcoNp-sToRY soUTH-FRoNT
4 Room; high Locations accessible to all leading car
Address 6. KG.. Star once. ms-2t
EoR RENT-Two OR THREE UNFINISHED
and eod Water on s.ms noS9 are s ana n9
having southern exposure: cars pass door. AZ. ct
EoR RENT-FURNIsHEp-LAR AND SMALL
frs,-ciass board. lol4 18th 81. nv. mo 81
LIoR RENT-PARLOR AND OTHER DESIRABLE
Rhode Island ave. mS-3t.
FoR RENI11l5el ST: NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
prices ms-3t'
LYOR RENT-TwO BEAUTIFUL UNFURNIsHEp
Rooms, in nice location. to married couple with or
1S45 14th It. NV. It,
LoR RENT = TWO FURNISHED ROOMS;
strictly private family; no children; convenient to
es IS and 81 per month Address Mrs
IrOR RENTAL COZ ST. Nw.-THREE FUR.
p s R0Oms for with use q par
EOR RENT-FURNIsHEp ROOMS AND STORE
L Room: good business location. Apply to 4ls K
EoR Rents PRETTY UNFURNIsHEp Cd.
advance beantiui location. 2o7 isth st sw nj 81:
1IoR RENT-sloo IN ADVANCE WILL OBTAIN
Il Fine Room northwest in private family for two
Address FINANCE, Star office. m7-2t:
IIoR RENT-THREE FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
nished Rooms on Second Floor; suitable for light
NV. m7-3ts
Tor RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR
Il gentlemen. 1221 II st NV. mist ,
NT-FURNIsHED-oNER ROOM, SUITABLE
Il for light housekeeping by the week or month.
Cheap to desirable parties; cars the door 81 3
lIOR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED CoMMUNI-
Il eating 2d-noor Rooms: front one very large Light
housekeeping. Si0, including use of gas and bath.
1910 Sth st. NV, near cars. my1-2t'
l. South Front ana Connecting boom, parity fur
nished. sl5; Unturnished Room s6; Sd foor2 Pleas;
convenient references. 1874 St NV. my7-6t'
EoR RENT-soUTH FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED
-, or uniurnished: every conyenience: cheap sui,
Room 225 st NV. m7-2t'
EUR RENT-FoUR LARGE TNFTRNISHED
Ier Rooms ts sId Bath over store 1916 l4th 81 reni
EoR RENT-9l1 18TH ST. NV. BY PRIVATE
Il family, New and Handsomely Furnished Parlor
sHg ch9moer. with private bath on second floor
and location first-ciss ss'A-' ''S'' mist ''
EQKRENI,To a GENTLEMAN. FURNISHED
L Room, 1870 ST, I'd floor front; references ex-
EORRENT-l72OB ST NV, ONE SQUARE WEST
y Of War and Navy pepts.. Handsomely Furnished
gentlemen only. m6-:}t'
DOR RENT-el6NY AVE. NV. 2 Handso mely
Il Furnished 2d-hoor Communicating Rooms, singly
family where there only few select boarders To
desirable people good home IL offered, at moderate
prices, tor the summer in convenient and slghtly
location my6-3t'
IHOR RENT - ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
single or en- suite facing Mcpherson Square, near
Normandie and Arlington Hotels 9l6 10th st. IN
m6-6t'
ITOR RENT-HANDSOME APARTMENTS, EN-
y Suite; from to rooms; stable II desired 1909
Mass ave- m6-6ts
IGOR RENT-THREE ELEGANT ROOMS. SECOND
4 moor; one q parlor; private family. furnished
double corner house, south and east fronts bay win
dows, references required 1lOl b ST. u a2S-l2t'
ITOR RENT-THREE APARTMENTS OF wO AND
three rooms suite private bath and closet; ele-
gantly furnished At the WOODMONT, cor. 18th
and Iowa circle t24-:3n
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BUDS THAT BLOSSOM IN JUNE.
Standing with reluctant feet.
Where the brook and river meet.
The sweet girl graduate now devotes
A portion of her time to notes
OF lessons and Of what she'll write
To show her wondrous mental might;
But much more time and much more care
She gives to what she's going to wear.
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PROGRESS.
Missionary: 1.-THE people Of the Nagajagi
Islands are a wonderfully progressive race"
Listener: ''Yes?"
Missionary: Yes; until two years ago they
ate each other; then We missionaries came
with new dispensation.''
Listener: ''And now?"
Missionary: "And now they eat each other no
more"
Listener: 'No?"
Missionary: mo, they eat Us, instead"
Reformer: Don't you believe in pure cleo
tions?"
Ordinary man: mo, sir, do not believe in
the impossible"
The newspaper man has a life sentence at
penal servitude.
Nature paints the flowers with ray Of sun
shine.
Brine: $50 you've been buying real estate
out west?"
Freshleigh: "Yes bought sixteen lots"
Brine: What did you make on the deal?'
Freshleigh: Made an ass of myself. Do
you want to buy them at fruitful discount"
The broad road that leadeth to destruction is
sin-uous.
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WANTED--ROUSES
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD IN COUNTRY FOR LADY,
w Daughter aud Two Little uirls furnish piano
and would give lessons play for dancing part
nent OF board; terms must be reasonable Address
Mrs. L. Star Office. m7-3t.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-KOOM AND BOARD, BY SINGLE GEN.
ueman with good salary. where there are single
ladies' or nice widows from thirty 70 thirty ve desiring
70 marry. Confidential. Addrsss sINCEkITY. star
ounce mS-2ts
WANTED-BY TWO PERSONS COMFORTABLE
w hoon. with Board where privacy - Assured, ad-
Dress Ill PAsO, stsr once. mT.3ts
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The broad road that leadeth to destruction ii
sin-uous.
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The Washington Light Infantry.

COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION to "Fairlawn'
Saturday afternoon Read b. H. Warner 4
Co. 3 column announcement today.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A LOT AT COLONIAL BEACH:
Capitol station. INV? AZ.
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IHOR SAIE-JUST ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON
Il Livery Stables. O3l - st. II extra fine OF
Kentucky Horses, consisting drivers and sadalers
also tN lacers SHOW =. 800 of them standard
brNd; also one Bay Mare. show 80 trottlng:
Brown Mare > Az; two pairs extra hue
heavy Draft Horses from Iowa grays aud bays closeI
mated Ths Is extra fine lot of horses wall be
sold reasonable terms all stock warran repre-
scented; best reference gwen. JAS. A UCkER.
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ltOR SALOON METH BRANCH, Is a o.. LOIS.
II Cottages and Country Homes Poultry, Truck Ana
Dairy Farms; hock Pike property.
nh1-3n COOKE u. LLCkETT, a:35 p 1t
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EOh sALE-AI HlATTsNILLE. DIRECTLY Up-
IOslte railroad station, about Three Acres. lui-
proved BY the me brick 25-room dwelling known a.
The h1 att mansion and by q B-roOm frame Dwelling,
the mOst desirable aud valuable properly IN Hyatts
VILE. l. "A SAITH A snk
i22-3m TO- = ~ "a
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ln6-lx

ROCkN1LlE -s19-CHOICE BItIpiNa
$500. 49, '
2o9-choice LO.s in Rockville PARA. slsS 70 s2Jo
each. easy terms
wAsHN pANENHowFR
mO-3t lll5f n w.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTEp-CoUNTRY BOARD IMMEDIATELY
w Tor sdplts, children. and years, infant and
nurse must Be- sccess BILE for In department. Ad-
dress xivins accommodation and price, CG.C., 219
ST. Sc. M
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-BETwEEN 1875 l4TH ST NV. AND
- the Baltimore aud ohio depot, on May 4. a La,e
tlu ~ orm VI butterfly, Pearl ana Cats Eye SstIng
The finder will be rewarded on leaving at 1875 i4Th
81. NV.
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lsoh SALE OR RIM I'm MON IUOMEiA 20
near sandy ssriug Neat Eght- room u al
stable, garden and pasture lOt. Address IL. AUG.
olAbLEh' Brighton, Nd. Al2-Im
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE
w Board with Furnished or Unfurnished Room:
tsEms $40 Psr month; Permanent II suited; best Of
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I,ok kENT-FURNISHED COTTAGE. q ROOMS;
II large wall tent abundance VI shade. fruIt. good
water: ten minutes from station: highest tuts
n Oakland, Nd, Dr.. }. ". JOHCE. 5l3 Uth 81 "A. " ,
Washington, DC. aiFa- I'M.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-A GENTLEMEN WHO CAN LET
W business Man have use of $500 Tor three months
and his help in the business hear someth ing
that Will pay SO per month,
BY calling at ITO g st. NV,
Rat apdT nscl