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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-12-24
What is

Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
& Pleasant. It's guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Of Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and allays
fevershness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhea Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and fatulency
CastOria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Card OF Thanks.

We desire to publicly thank our
friends and neighbors for their many
acts of kindness during the last illness
and at the funeral of our husband and
father.
Mrs. MARY MCCoLLUM
AND FAMILY.
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SICK HEADACHE.

LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILLS CURE
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Con-
stipation. 25c. per box, boxes for 81. For
sale by DR.. j. ID. Hamilton.
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Porter.

Our sick are nearly all on the gain.
We wish you all a merry Christmas.
Mrs. o. Williams has been visiting
Mrs. Isaac Hall of Lawton.
Miss Fanny Hathaway has been home
from Decatur for little while.
Mr.. John Hayne and Mrs X. Barker
are each the owner of a fine new
carriage.
Seymour Winters and family have
moved back to Porter. They can't stay
away from here very long at time.
Myrtle Bowles recently fell down
cellar and broke her arm. Dr. Mahouey
dressed it, and now she is doing well.
Charlie McLain and wife came from
Jackson to attend the wedding Thurs
day evening, and spent the remainder
of the week with relatives.
One day last week while shingling a
wood shed, David Hall fell from the
roof and dislocated his shoulder joint.
1t was set Immediately, and now he is
doing finely.
On the 18th inst, occurred the mar
riage of Miss May Chamberlain, of this
place, and Mr.. Tabor, of Birmingham,
Mich. A large number of invited guests
were present. The couple will make
their home in Birmingham.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. G.. G. Osaoop,
Lowell Mass
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nd Methodist
Das entertain
We churches

W ednesuay tNUHIHR DOO'
The excellent discourse delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Jameson at the Baptist
church last Sunday morning was listen
ed TO by large and attentive audience,
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"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend 1t as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
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"Castoris is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria i'm
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfui
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. J. +. KrScHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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A Clear Head, Bright Eye, Healthy
Stomach, and Good Digestion, is of the
greatest Importance in this busy rush
ing world of ours Loose's Extract of
Red Glover will give it to you. Try it.
For sale by j. ID. Hamilton.
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FREE C0 !!A.:.!!.!!.!..!?
Or. A. B. SPINHEY, ~.n

IF Detroit, for the purpose of accommodat
ing his friends and patients that cannot visi
IT consult him at Detroit has opened an Office
II the point named below. and VIII be ther'
IN that day The Doctor ha, been thirty or
years in practice-thirieen y'drs IN 3. eiT,l
practice, eighteen years in the .tuGy and ia
ment Of Chronic Disease i,r TWO yeAe "
Medical superintendent e Alr.n aud : -.
lanti SanitariIms, WAS two years Prot 9.or
anatomy ard Physiology in Medical Gle
in Dctroit-ha given hundreds Of ieclrr
upon Physiology IN different Paria yi q
state. If you have Gatar:a. lhrca, TN
Eye, Ear, Liver, tom ch. aiGnsy o. Ser,
Gus Diseases. improve his opportunity e.
n careful examination if your case is cl,I
able he will tell YOU o il You can be treate'
at home h. will do 10, if not he will tell VOC
what it will cost and how long il will take Is
his office, which is open all the time and al
experienced physician in the same
GLASSES fitted TO all cases needing them
Special attention given to Rectal, UTERINE
and Private Diseases.
At Dyckman House, 9Th day of each
month. 1S3Sly
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Star Dry Goods House

We are fully prepared with
a class of gifts that your
pocket books can reach.
We are closing out the bal
ance of Paw Paw Knitting
Hosiery at wholesale pri-
ces. Ladies' Fine Wool
Hose at 1915 per doz. or
29cts per pair. Mems
Wool Socks at $500 per
doz. or 1Scts per pair.
Misses and Children's
Hose in same proportion.
Have a few Tetrapterous
Twirls at 10cts each, or will
give one free with each
purchase of $500. We are
closing out our stock of
Cloaks at so cents on the
dollar.
~ d VyTDV
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Company, II Murray Street, Kew York City
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III So. oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.

II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are fire TO confess that the
merits of Castoria hes won us to look with
favor upon IT,"
UNITED Hos PITAL AND DIsPENsARy.
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
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STA Five Mile
5A Boss Stable
MN '0' 5A Electric
5A Extra Test

30 other styles at prices to suit every
body. If you can't get them from your
dealer write us
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ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
THE WILD RUSH FOR OFFICE.
superintendent Porter Calls a Halt-He
Will See No More Applicants.

The pressure of Office seekers has become so
overwhelming at the census Office that Super
intendent Porter has been obliged 70 call a
halt. He said 10 IA STAR reporter this morning:
unless one or two superintendents arc
appointed with equal authority with
my own it will be simply impossible to
see any more applicants for clerical posi-
tons. There is no Likelihood that other su-
perintendents will be appointed and SO it can
be said absolutely that will not see any ap-
plicants for clerical positions. am absolutely
compiled to adopt this course. Ny whole
time nearly has been consumed in talk
ing with applicants. The business
of the Office has been neglected and now am
obliged to consider the question OF the appoint
pointed, and every one of them ought to 6e
selected within the next few weeks, or at the
farthest. the next eight weeks
1T is difficult TO lind the proper men for these
positions and the greatest care must be exer-
clsed. especially As the pay is small. am ex-
pected to know all about the men selected for
these positions, so that can give information to
the President and the Secretary of the Interior
when called upon. This work, together with
the direction of the Office generally, will occupy
every moment of my time. Besides all the
clerks required up to the LIST of June have
been appointed or agreed upon, and SO here
after L Will refuse to see applicants
for clerical positions. My general reception on
Tuesday OF each week will be discontinued
until after June l."
MIR. Porter said that Chief Clerk Childs would
hereafter receive all general callers.
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War Department Changes.

Appointed: Martin L. Littlefeld, Pa, clerk
class /, AGO, under rule 10; Asaph Dodge, N.
Y, clerk $1,000, AGO, under rule 10; Alex.
ID. Beechy, Ohio, clerk $1,000, chief of engi-
neers' Office.
Promoted: Chas. J. Giers. Ala, from assist
ant messenger, AGO, to clerk at 81 900, Sc.
u, under rule 3; John A Moran, Tex, from
$1,000 to Sl.2OO, AGO; Theo. +. Willsey, Cal,
from 81 900 TO II 200, SGD; Jas. 5. Raymond,
Iowa. 1hos. j. Clark, NJ, and WIN. Walton
Edwards, Ark, from clerks $1,000, SGD, to
clerks 81 200, AGO.
Transferred Frank ID. Fletcher. NY. from
class l, AGO, to class 1, Office chief of engi-
neers.
Declined appointment: Harry N. Clapp,
Utah, as copyholder at 900, rebellion records
Office
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Recent RobbAries.

Miss Fannie NJ. Rumsey of Atlantic, n. J.,
was in the rotunda of the Capitol yesterday
looking at the pictures. She laid her valise on
one of the settees and il was stolen.-Doctor
Samuel Began of No. AL G street northwest
has many grip patients on his list. When be
went home last evening and stopped his buggy
III front OF his house he didn't have time 10
take his blanket, foot mat and whip in with
hlm. While he was in his Office a thief came
along and removed the articles from the
buggy.--Some clothing was stolen from Thoa.
L. Whites house, No 6l5 n street, yesterday.
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Death of Commodore Hull.

Commodore Joseph %. Hull, retired, died in
Philadelphis yesterday at the age of eighty
seven years. Retiring from active duty in 1861
he missed the opportunities for glory and re-
nown offered by the war of the rebellion to am.
bilious officers. He was nephew Of the cele-
brated Commodore Isaac Hull whose name
rings IN the ear of every American school boy
as hero OF the early troubles of this country,
and 1t was at the request of his uncle that he
was appointed midshipman in the navy from
Connecticut i'm lsl3
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending as
noon today deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: White-John H. GRAY,
months; Lucy C. Pierce, 9 months; William A.
Harris, 80 years; John Kearney, rs Year,;
Walker Blaine. "a years; ID. r. Ferris, 40 years,
Martha McCutchen, 81 years; Thos. E HowIey,
80 years; John Waldo, 81 years: Thos. X. Davis
So years. Colored-Bettie Price, s years: Walter
Clagett, year; Louisa Fletcher, 81 years:
Mahalia Perry, 80 years; Mary Quiet, IS years:
Lucia Carter, months; Clarence Dorsey.
wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Collection of Agricultural Statistics.

The work of the two special agents Of the
census Office appointed to collect the statistics
of agriculture has been divided as follows:
Mortimer Whitehead will collect the statistics
of live stock, including farm animals, poultry
and bees, dairy products, wool and hort.
culture, including orchards, vineyards, nur-
series and market gardens.
Mr.. John Hyde will collect the statistics of
farm areas. values and labor, cereal production,
cotton and other hbers, sugar, tobacco and
other special crops and forestry
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

I;oR sALE-A HANDSOME CORNER RESIDENCE
Il on n ST.. west of 1lth; 10 rUoms: handsomely
$4,000.
FOR sALE-An Elegant Corner Residence. fronting
the capitol; nearly ney stone trmmings heated BY
FOR sALE-A Splendid Investment-A Desirable
Home hne location for doctor: on St, opposite the
IT. alley; will sell cheap TO quick buyer.
FOR SALE-A handsome Brick Residence on n st
bet 9TH and sth SITS. IL rooms aud bath $4,000
FOR sALE R-; very cheap piece Of property 5.h
si56 cTt' Hr'eA store and D"'iiins lot 2'1loo
FOR sALE-A Beautiful Corner Residence On 9th
st near Dupont circle; II rooms and bath; furnace
st. near Connecticut ave.: rooms and bath; con
sg9 that another story may be ADDED lot 29
It "0'0'' DA'iD s0s stn,
EQR sALE,DEsIRABLE Low-PRICED HOUSES;
BATH lot22. 4xlU0 to paved alley; $1,000.
FOR sALE-A Very Cheap House on st. west Of
9th 10 rooms and bath p feet front: rents for $40
per month; $4,000.
FOR SALE-A Very Good Bay-window Brick House
on East Capitol st. 8 rooms and bath S6,5OO
FOR SALE-Probably the best home in the city for
the price.is located on ST. bet 9th and 9th SITS.
rooms, bath and cellar; only go. 300
FOR SALE-A cheap property on Florida ave. NV
window Brick; rooms and bath; lot AZ feet front:
$1,000.
rooms and bath; 23x1OO: $1,000.
FOR SALE-A Good Investment in Brick Houses
1t DAVID D STONE sos + st NV
FOR SALOON THE INsTALLMENT Plan
\ 3Nery Cheap Houses, Riggs ST. near 18th; 10
rooms and bath; lot l9x10O.
FOR SALES st. near 9th. Bay-window Brick; z
rooms and bath; mod. imps. 80, 900.
FOR sALE,Nearly New Brick in lie Droit Park; 8
1t 500 ST. NV
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A Washington Boy Honored.

Westel w. Willoughby of this city, at present
a graduate student at the Johns Hopkins uni
versity, has just been appointed university
scholar" in history and economics at that instr
tuition. This is his third scholarship since his
connection with Johns Hopkins uniyersitY-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOE RENT
sNAH

II 80 ] lUtn s-w.. llr.,
aaA nj -s....s.r ~
-. 9TH sv.. = &dvg. j.
Cor. I'd & Lsw-. = 6dwg. "a
Sl4 IA 5.w.. 6r..m.I. 20. 80
Cor. 81 and VI -.w. Or. 20
403 = sw.-6r. n.
49, 4 s.w-, Sr.,mi..2C
3iO y sw., Or, w.I23C
l2Oy Delave.s.w. .4r..w.1O
800 l. s-w., 5r.........g.5O
a. Des ~ m W.HW-
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A Wife Granted N Divorce

In the Equity Court today Judge Cox made q
decree divorcing Elvira Covington from Geo.
W. Covington. They were married May Is.
1875, by Rev. W. C. Moore, and she charged
that in August, 1888, he committed adultery,
which he denied.
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reception was given Thursday night to Rev.
i. Jenkins, pastor of the North Washington I
NJ church. During the evening the pastor vas
presented with handsome suit of clothes 10
the stewards Of the church.
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Jl2 9th s.w.. Tor a.
m.i...............S42. Do
Cor 9Th al s.w- -. Sdwg. so
1916 ~ w..Sr,m-i. 80
92O y. j av. s.w-, To
1916 4Hsw., 6r.,m.L $50
300 y sw., 6r., IN l. To- ~
3l4 81 n c. Or, W az. ! D
.}.j.j-3:}7 VI. 5r.Sw. IL. %
Rear COS + s.w. stable. j y
llg l. W. 5r...........-.S
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FOR SALE-HOUSES &LOTS

l67. South Capitol near sw.. 27xl ~ &c. per n
loa. South IA itCl near sw.. S1Nls3 - PER ~
los. Whole Of Square 1922, 10Th and
M
iOs feiilia ave. Attn St 2UxO LOO Ter
"a. New Hamp. ave. near VI ct n. ", 05.0x
g
LOO. Tennessee ave. near & St ne sO.S
front.................. $500. SAC. FER u
lou tennessee ave. cor. 81. ne,
l1S 10xl o.. BIC per n
i53 We mont ave-. cor . st. NV. l35,56. 50 Yer n
io4 boundary 81 near LIST n. w, 81 xSn. q Ter q
%. boundary st.cOr IL IN 3U0Nl -. o.sc per II
iof. Sorcoran st. near 18th NV. 20 10
lou congress St near L me- 52k90......2.bc per IL
PATTERSON St near LIST e. 0uxg,. per ft
ll5.l019a.3 :. pc per It
LOO. pslAWsre ave. near st. n. e.. lU2N-
>. WAsH'N DxNFNHowER.
~ Ills stn-w
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ZOE SALE
Il oS2. Biagden's alley n W., Two-story Brick,
rooms. paying over 10 per cent. 81 200
renting at sli. 80 per month each. 300
60 ProsIect ave near BIT st. Brick House LOO
800. Cleyelandave. H. W, story d room Brick,
one OF the incest little houses in town for the
l.,
oS.5. 9th street ne. between ID and l. sts., p
story Brick, rooms and cellar, heated by Ia
trODes. modern improvements. ............,.2lOO
az and basement brick. rooms and bath 800; $500
story S-room Brick, with all modern improve
81 nen 4 5000
sI Brick rooms and collar $50
q s6ro9 6,, Brick 600
rooms and cellar. large lot 46xs5 $500
basement Brick 10 rooms and bath. :....1a, 600
ja1S-3t glG Est NV
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AUCTION SALES.
II ATcLTFFE. DAKR & CO. Auc,luneer..

II ATCLIfFE DAIsR a CO. Auctiuneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlLl kE CAkPEIS Sc, CONTAINED IN
NIST
BY virtue Of an order OF the Supreme Court Of the
Dlsict fCoIumIia. holding special Orphans
,oIEl business viii 81! at public auction lhU ls-
DAh MOhNiNO, JAM Akl TWENTY THIRD, 1880.
tolniiltnCInS at lin OIlJCh n. house No. BOT 9TH
street southwest all the Furniture. CARROTS &c cum
NArdrUb,s Nj A. Tables Easy CHARS MaIir-s... B,,a.
dLiG SldeOoarls. DINING 1abes Chalrs China aud
GLASS Ware, Carpets kus kitchen lieu usites &c SC
Terms cash. BLAJAMlN u. LAZENDl,
administration. c. ia, Julis A Barker, deceased
Ia MI
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NOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME OR PAYING IN.
Lestm-I!t, on long time and easy terms, five Beau
thu New Brick Houses bay windows, \ rooms nicely
papered bath concrete cellar latrubes ranges
tal chandeliers. cabinet msntels; only one square
from cable and horse and electric lights
close TO market and school; hrst-cass growing Sec
tion rapidly increasing in value. Maple ave. and
florida ave- (concreted just east of 9th st. for
20 days, price SI5O to So 800: Increase after that
date. W. A. COULTER, 23 st. Cloud Building jail TT
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E'oR RENT=BY THOS Z. wAGGAMAN. REAL
Il ESTATE BRQkER 9l7 ST. NV
HOUSES.
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sTUNHE WORLD DO MOEE"-REMEMBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned 81 hrst-ciass main sprnEs
warranted one year. ell all clock and ewelry work al
the lowest Irices ~ the city; defy competition
AS~4 d. NV. aul7
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WESCOTT & WILCOX,
lHl- l. aNn ~ -

l'OR REST-TO DESIRABLE COLORED TEN
Il ants lhrve-stOry Bay window PresS-brIck Front
Dwellings,, ali mod IInps l1l and lJl ith ST. nv
80. %. 1886 r st. L. Z ms. mol imps. /;
5000. 9ll I2th st. NV, u rooms: so. 40, and
houses in courts at less rental. ". & DUNAII.
talS-3t 92o st. L.
ITOK RENT BARGAIN sos 9TH ST. y. w,
ID rooms. suitable for boarding house SO. IL >
St Sc, rUuIls, mod. inns; larEe stable
s3.s33. S'!.} Eth ST. ne. rooms brick. and
water. $3.50. ". G.. DUNALl,
HlN-3t ~ Z 81 IL ".
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John SHERMAN 4 CO.,
q (Formerly of this city,,
Investment bankers,
San Diego Cal

Seven and eight cent interest with the very best
OF real estate security principal interest to be
paid IN Washington or New York. rs desired Our at
tenton is given exclusively to this business and any
money loaned through will be carefully and safely
placed OH undoubted security Diego is one OF the
most promising cities of the Pacific coast. Upon ap-
sired. taR
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4 ~ l. : W. Of.....--s...-.
rR cor AZ aud = sta a-W.
APARTMENTS.


Unfurnished Apartments
1870 y. Y. ave. or can
be rented for ofhces.-.JO
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1HOR SALE-2D STREET-522 Cd STREET NE,
u near New, Well Built. Stylish in Appearance
and conveniently arranged: range atrobes aud every
conveliIeEce; seven rooms and bath; papered and
tinted: rented at 80. 10 make quick sale am author
lied to offer at 700. Would exchange desirable
lots at cash value; lot 17.6x6s.
WASHN DANENHOWER
u ll1o L ST NV.
lNOR SALE-N ST. NEAR NINTH NV THREE
Il story Brick containing 10 rooms ce! lar, all i'm
proveinents. Price $1,000 Lot Is. 6xl00
WASHN DANENHOWER.
log Ills st
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EoR sALE-3l5 9TH ST. sE-PARTICULARLY
- Handsome Soiidly Built 1-room Bay Window
Pressed Brick 70 ie.t 'front.' cenented cellar large
three car lines. public schools Easy terms
Inquire Of owner, WILLIAM MAXSE, 5l6 9th st. y. w.
jAR-3ws
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hlS-3r c. ii. PARK
LOK RENT
MI RNIGuEn


K st, facing Fsrraeut psf. near Dupont cir
square. year. 1900 cle..........----.Sl1 %
McInersOn u JU DE sales %
ct bet 9th eth 300 9th 81; bet and Lists. 100
Connecticut above 18th st. near NcPher-
son square. lou
jefferson place .........2UO y. H. ave. bet VI and
Conn above R.. 200 sts-.......-......-15O
Conn. ave. adj accent to VI bet. 18th ana 18th. 30
laiaye square. zoo G. bet. l9th aud 10th 10
10Th St. Immediately q 81. bet. 18th x 10Th
north of = st-.....lJ0 sts....................S1
ST. bet 18th 9TH 30 18th ~ bet q and u sts
Farragut So bet Is h 30 II II bet II At and Id %
BULLETINS CAN BIZ OBTAINED AT OUR Of
TICE. TH1SE HOUSES CAN BIZ INSPECTED
ONLY By PLkMIIS PROM ORR OFFICE.
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FOR sALE-leue 8 ST. NV. SEVEN ROOMS
II and bath; lot 17xlQ0 to alley, Apply to
Al7-3r OWNER, 1y01 II So. after p.m
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1724 18th st. store .... 80
l723 l4th ST.. store. 10
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INOR sALE-1OO ACRES. WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
2, Hyattsyi!le $3.50, 80 acres with Dwelling: sc.
Forestyille, $1,000. 80 at branchville ESQ TO
$3.50. Fine Farm Of los acres. with l0-roo Dwell
Ing, Two 1eneInents and Ill Outbuldings, half mile
from Highland station and from Washington
$1,000. several Houses at Hyattsville cheap
over. with S-room House, 5000.
dl1-Sm DUCkkTI FORD. 6l7F st. NV,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A sluCh AND GRAIN FARM or LOO ACRES
iSF sale Al sACrinces WITH good buildinss ~ell
iehSyd az n grass and IN hish culIil alton
eoNut % miles rom Washington, DC IN Mout-
somery county. Nj For IAr ,culAEs address
.s.. RICHARD plOIF,
JalN-ot- ppQleSNalle Ma
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Stables. 3 , and 20 per mo
FTRNISHFD

Office rs JlS 1ih st. E
OffCe rooms, LIST and
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

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DESlkAbLE 81 lLDlNG LOTS Al SPECU-
LAl1NE PRICES.
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Ioth, corl o9Aloo 300 Bdy. lSN. Car. Il lots.65
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18th, l. L. 2OxlO6 > p ID Nd ay & I, ,iox III IN
T. SvS-I INV, KS. = 90 ID, h X s.w, .sSN 90 so
" lfth 10, l9Ili5.l 80 y, ne. 2Ox 20. 80
dS and L, 2OAl 90. LOO y. Ma .20x , Is
T-,O r ok D.. 80 A, IA x ID se,i2Nl 80
D,lSS rs, lSxloO. l35 ia, 4 * Bn.e, all So 20
IL, q II ne, l6xbs / 90 X 3 & 4 A., 5On tlb 40
A. cor. I'd 4SKS6. with two bricks per IL =, .l5
18TH bet l. and NJ, 1OxaO with 4 frames - QOO0
10 Biz. on Mccullough and Dingman ri ar es 300
18th, and II NV, o5xl43 300
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