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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-07-04
A BOTANICAL CURIOSITY.

At meeting of the Royal Botanical
society the secretary brought to the no.
tico of members portion of large pop
lar lately blown down in tie gardens,
showing a network of roots running al
most round the trunk, between the bark
and wood, at some distance from the
ground. The plant had apparently de-
rived its nourishment not from the soil,
but from tee decaying portions of itself.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-07-04

No matter what may be the ills you bear
from indigestion, dose OF a J er's Catbartic
Pills will ease you without question. just
try them once and be assured; they have
much worse dyspeptics cured. You'll find
them nice and amply worth the price.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

Macbeth's "pearl top" " and
"pearl glass" " lamp-chimneys
are made of tough glass that
costs four times as much as
common glass; and the work
on them costs a good deal
more than the work on COM
mon chimneys, just as the
work on a dress is proper
toned to cost of stuff.
The dealer is right in saying
he can't afford to sell them at
the prices Of common glass
chimneys.
And what will become of
his chimney trade if his Chin
neys never break /? He is apt
to be wrong there. He can
afford to charge a fair price
and give new chimneys for all
that break in use.
Have a talk with him.
fittsourS' GEO A. MACBETH 4 Co.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

! The Wilmington Messenger is to be
improved by being reduced from an eight
to tour-page paper.
Arrangements are being made for the
consolidation Of the News aud Observer
and the Inteligencer OF Raleigh.
-Jno. 7. Patrick, secretary of the
Southern Interstate immigration bur
eau has been forced to leave Raleigh and
90 to his home in Pine Bluff on account
of sickness.
-Wr. W, F. k0rnegay, Of GOldsboro,
mas been elected president of the n. {. r,
r. in place OF Gen. EIoke, who declined,
to fill the vacancy caused bv the resigna
ton of Gov. Holt. Mr.. kornegav is a
leading alliance man.
Excitement prevails at Liberty. n
c., over the existence of supposed band
of burglars. Two safes have been crack
ed recently, from one OF which several
hundred dollars in money and some
three three thousand dollars in notes
were taken.
The board of directors of the Deaf
and Dumb school at Morganton has pur-
chased 1l3 acres of land adjoining
the 100 acres donated bv the town, for
Sc, 800. Two million brick have been
ordered made for Use in the buildings to
be put up. John A. Dickson was elect.
ed secretary and treasurer Of the board.
Plans and specifications for the new
will soon be in hand The ex-
ecutlve committee OF the board meets
again on the second Wednesday in Iulv
NJ. l., Reed of Buncombc, is one Of the
board of directors.
Rev. Baylus Cadc. editor of the Pro-
gressive Farmer, Alliance organ tor Vir.
glnia and North Carolina in an interview
said: I" do not think there will he any
third party in North Carolina. | do not
see any necessity for it. The convention
at Cincinnati is premature. know that
his is also the view of Colonel Polk and
other leaders A man named McGrath
has worked up this Cincinnati meeting.
The Alliance itself cannot form a third
party. The time may come when it will
vote with a third party. The Alliance
men are pleased with Clcveland's dis. |
'laimer ~ far as it goes, but | do not
-mnk it goes tar enough. He ought to
avor the free coinage OF silver, pure and |
simple"
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
ATTE NTION.
To the Rough Aud Ready
Guards.

The annual reunion OF the Rough and
Ready Guards will take place at the FIRST
camping ground on the banks of the
SwannanoA, May > and 3, 1891.
Col. X 5, Bennett has promised to
meet us there, and will deliver an ad.
dress.
Every member OF the l4th n { troops
IS hereby invited and we nope all who
can, will meet us.
Rev. K. n, Price will preach on the Sd
at | a. m. in memory Of our dead.
Let every member he there with three
days rations. J. ". Gudgcr,
Capt. Cong.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

we really and truly think, the kicking,
if there is to be any, ought to come from
the general taxpayer, who, it seems to
us, has much more show of right to com.
plain Of having to pay his share Of the
one-third of the cost, levied ad valorem,
than the owner has to complain of hav,
ing to pay his one-third of the cost OF
paving his very valuable frontage. And,
in this view of the case, we have every
confidence that large majority of the
honest of Asheville will agree with
us on the 18th day of MAY.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
"wiliiam Ewart Gladstone" ."

This is the title of small volume
from the press of b. f. Johnson & Co.,
publishers, Richmond, Va, by J. l.. NJ.
Curry, L. l.. b. 1t is, as stated by the
author, "a study rather than bogra-
ply, but is written in a style in keeping
with the high reputation OF the author.
and worthy OF the distinguished states
man OF whose public acts it treats. Anv-
thing concerning Mr. Gladstone is inter
estinS, and this charming little book
should be read by thousands. A splcn-
did steel engraving of the great Com
mOner constitutes the frontisnirrr
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
Who Are the KiCkersr

1t is fact, known and read of all
closely observing men, that the most
violent opponents of the Improvement
measure, are those who own large front
age on streets that are to be paved, And
why are they opposed to it
Answer-because the spirit of selfish
ness and purblindness have overwhelmed
and paralyled their sense of Justice, and
they are not willing TO pay for benefits
resulting 'irectly to them from the paw
ing OF the streets. Of course they have
no sort OF objection to their property
being improved by good paving but
while they get all the benefits practically
they want Others to bear most Of the
burden OF paving for it. This is the
plain, blunt, truthful way to put it. and
this expresses fully the narrowness and
sclhshness of their position. Sad to say,
these obstreperOus individuals have
nothing more nor less than a very selfish
sense OF justice, if such expression be not
a contradiction in terms, shat is, they
know 1t is absolutely necessary to have
the streets paved, but they do not see or
rather will not see, that it 10 lust and
right that those who get the greater
benefits from the paving should bear the
greater portion of the burden Of having
it done.
Now we have in one corner of our
minds eve some very worthy gen
tlemen who are opposed to the improve
ment measure, but who, to save their
lives, or their property, which, if any
odds, is dearer to them, can't give any
substantial reason for their opposition
other than that they own large frontage
and will have to pay in proportion for
the paving of their streets Their oppo-
sitlon then is from standpoint of self
interest purely, and that sadly mis-
taken one.
Suppose one of these worthy gen
tlemen is the extremely fortunate
owner of about two thousand front feet
on some street or streets to be paved.
Suppose his property is now worth, say
SIS per front foot. Suppose after the
street or streets on which il lies are well
paved, and the city generally improved
under the proposed measure, his proper
ty is worth say $50 per front foot.
Now what has made this difference in
the value Of his property
Answer-The paving of the streets.
Who gets the special direct benefits oi
this increase of SIS per front foot in the
value of the property?
Answer-The owner OF the property.
Who should, in all fairness, bear the
greater portion of the burden of doing
the work that results in this benefit?
Answer-The owner of the property.
But who has really borne the greater
burden, when the paving is all done and
paid for, the owner who gets the direct
benefit, or the general taxpayer, who only
gets kind of general, evasive, entangible
benefit?
Answer-The general taxpayer.
For our part, in case like the above,
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
Beware of I'm tations.
apr25d3t

Dunlap hats, in straw and felt are sold
by the Whitlock clothing house only, 4s
South Main street.
apr25d3t.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

lN Big Stone Gap, Virginia, on Fri,
day last. vote was taken upon a bill
TOR the Improvement otthat town, almost
identical to the one now before the voters
OF Ashcville. After a full canvass, only
three votes were polled in opposition to
the measure. Ashcvllle should learn les.
son from this.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1891.

COUNT Won MoLTKE must have been a
very miserable man, if the picture OF the
old warrior given in most of the daily
papers is even approximately accurate.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

or THE three men who carved out the
German empire of today, Old William,
Won Moltke and Bismarck the latter
remains, and he cannot he said to have
the favor Of his sovereign. Won Moltkc
was a great general, and history will so
record him, as well as patriot.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
LEMON EI.IXIR.

For blliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For tevers chIls and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir
For slecplcssness, ncrvousncss and pal.
ptati'n of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For all sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir
Or, Mozlcy's Lemon Elixir will not
tail you III any OF the above named dis
eases, all OF which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by Dr. MozLEY, Atlanta
Ca, 5oc and Sl.OO per bottle, at drug
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
rhree.cornerea Exxs 10 GOOD.

From the Philadelphia Times.
There is not much sense in tin plate
which costs as much as silver plate and
then is only sham plate to wind up
with. 1t would be Just as sensible If
Uncle Sam were to tax the people in
order to encourage the production of
three cOrnered eggs.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

step but one step; within that sacred spot and on thy
head, yea tho it wore d"
Stop hold enough Rchoy, old boy, (steps aside and in
ates with Ashevlle ar) do wear crown it's Dunlap in
shape and came from the reliable one price house of E. b.
Barnum I& Co.; the cardinals wrath Immediately sub
sided and, placing small coin within the hand of the
youth, with instructions get one before they are
gone the youth mounted Pegasus and was awav stop
ping not until he had reached the store
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
LEMON HOT DROP.

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Elemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Elc.
giant, reliable
- cents at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr. II. Motley, Atlanta, ia.
lanl 7COd
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
end cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27

CAPT. ATKINSON will have reply in
to-morrow's CITIZEN to Mr.. L. C.. Car
rier's card of few DAYS ago, saving that
no bonds would be voted by West Ashe-
vile for building roads and other inn
provements.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-04-27
So
FOR
.$3.

The CITIZEN has purchased
the exclusive right to sell the
superb views ofAsheville, sin
gle copies of which have been
bringing s., and now offers
them at a greatly reduced
rate on thick or thin paper
to subscribers. Anyone pay
ing $3 in advance for six
months subscription to The
DAILY CITIZEN will receive
FREE a copy of this engrav-
ing of Asheville.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w situation as parlor or ladies' maid. Call ad-
dress 2l3A lth st. NV. = d7-3t.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs- POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermaids, waitress, laundresses
nurses senmstress. waters, cooks coacbmen
lers. SAMUEL A. COOMBS CO.. 5Z7 10th st. n. w.
WANTED : SITUATION By A TRsT-CLAss
w pastry COOK and bakers been working in best
Of hotels In New York city Address &c, Star Office
WANTED : EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPHER
w and typewriter desires employment day or even
ing with ~ &. has knowledge OF pension claims I;
COMPENSATION moderate. Address TYPEWRITER,
star Office di-.t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A .FIRsT-CLAss
w English coachuan. Good city references Apply
at u. j. DOMNEY SONS. 6I2 Eth st. n W. DIST
WANTkD-SITUATION BY AN EXPEKIENCED
w Baltimore druggist graduate with Il years ex-
perience hrstciass references. Address II. I. E.,
Star oidce. dat
WANTED : by FIRST-CLASS FRENCH MALE
w cock. place in private family. Address T. b. G..
Star office. d4-N'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF SOME Ex-
w pcrience. position clerk in real estate or
other Ofi.ce: age IS; good references Address Box
81, star Office. d4-f'
WANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE Of
w nee orders rstclass servants Preferences fur
nishedl; also positions for clerical applicants. Estab
lished 1888. d. SHaCkLEFOkD. AT 18th ct. n. W.
dl-6t'
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RARaAINs IN fARNs-DUcKErT FORD.

Two adjacent farms. aerreenting COZ Of mag
nincent land. about three miles from Mullikins sta
ton, and \. railroad Dwelling each. with barns
ana outtu1ldinRs. IN good ORDER 40 peach treos n
be sold for -. 800 This the greatest bargain In
farm property near Washington.
el,x0o-ssxty seres about three-Q narters Of mile
from Bowie. with rood front ON 10th raiirosd and
fertile and nns building site.
yl.OoO-A nice little farm Of 90 acrua Just bn1oB
0lymont wharf, between public road and fotollaes
Nth rood river front. dwelling end oufbuidnes a58
Eok RENT-sIx- ROOM BRICK DWELLING, OF
y cable car line 9TH g. sw.l. for only elaS ~
E>oR sALE-lis ACRES OF LAND ONLY 70
station; Il offered ouy ell do; ths 10 bspxsan
for psrsaeais" sppiy 70 rR.xors uurrY.
noso-a is@ fs. Nv.
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SEE woops d Co.'S advertisement Of Schii-
lIger CURLING and Paving Companys stock.
Financial column.
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0rxx TosIszr. julius LAnsburyh's furniture
establishment Goods sold. 18th and y sts. n. ~
Adrl
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CoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEJ

Tor RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
f.; f.: ;.s;',t LIZ Hs's E:
'ie lsas 8 M hi. l am. and s9Y NV NV
road s. s ~ . as =. Il.
sEi e .:s 81
siS 8: ]. y; IS i5 sS ":
1896 iysS . NV. iSi = 10 si9 ii : ns.e q i
IS IL NV NV. III store.
20lS Of NV. llr. .SA 50 l4Y2 Mass. ave NV iSr..-
FURNISHED.
Thomas circle. l6r e40O Farra&ut a. IT, eld5 81
Conn ave near X 1t NV. Mass ave near 18th q
a::i is;i ~. >. I'm 4 cor oosso'ss
near iSsi Il 1 "a New s:n, s:rssy
3 near 18th NV. d. = = nssl lin NV i
ss Ave- iss NV H.
N. l2r............ u near n d nv,
129 ~. ~: ce:cS;ss & near iSii iOo
lsss 4 ns:i &. i6i 20 ssh q near = nv. w
: n... :.a .a sdss s.: Sd:i il: i g
Hs .ss s houses SsS :; ;;s'f q &c. g..
Ion RENT-UNFuRNisHED.
Hsfss Il. i
FOB RENT.FUKNIsAED COMPLETELY AND
large stables <7 East Capitol st.. near new library
and Capitol handsonsly papered and decorated ne
sauitary plumbing nsw hsettngi II foons Including
two baShs and laundry one Of the handoomoot REG
deness IN the city: nouse open for Inspection. d5ks
ErQR RENT-l.3S II ST. NE; BAY-wINDOW
brick; SIX rooms and bath; On. l. /: nicely papercd
and painted; yent. tss %. Apply 10 0I0RISE n
gAAv =. w <eansy.v.n.e ave. d6N.
Lon RENT-eeo. 7S, DIS NORTH CAROLINA AVE
= Sc, rooms. o9Sn and mod maps. ;neax iva hnss
surancs. us l5sh st. NV dS;hs
ErOR RENT-TwO NICELY YINIsHED 0rROO1
frame cottages Harvard east Of i:}th a ne.r
Dr. HaanmondS reesasnce, Qo1unhss Hocghts Kent
Sx ~ Per saonsa o"AAA E1s ASA T. nw
EOR RENf-S36 81. y. W. ROOMS AND
lz4s Fisrcs pIss: ~ and 6sSI n g
Ky New York avs; NV ~. 0v
M s. issS L; and lev S;;l 30 g
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, No
w children. wish to rent small furnished house, with
permanent bOarders, remain in house refer
ence. Address j. n Star office. IT.
WASTED-A SMALL BUT VERY NICELY FUR
w nished house between 18th and 10Th and and
only gentleman and wife IN family require Tor six
months or less best Of references. Address Box ~,
Star Office. d.,-ots
WANTED-IMMEDIATE FOR CASH PUR-
w chaser, S-room house. bet. o and I SITS. and
west Of 14th st. NV. TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
d4-5t. l3U7 at n w.
WANTED - WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE A
w house on the instalnent plan; $500 cash can be
paid and balance monthly at Mount Pleasant any
where east OF 18th St. on the Of the hills
Conn. ave. Address Box l5.I, Star Office. drIm
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EOR RENT
L LES I'D st. 13r, br,
m L store and dwell
ing. with stable. .tc3 81
310l z q. lor. b. M l.
furnished ............1OO
BIOL = 1t. l0r, br.
m 1. unfurnished. ......6o
3Cll . q. LIT, br. nj,
Without stable. 90
BIZ n ct. 1lr. br. m !. IS. SC
Bib y st. llr. br. m So. 81
XII y o. lSr, b., m 1. 81
LET 30th @. n. br. mi. ~
d3-Se l26z 32d q.
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CHIROPODIST.

A CuRE FOB HvERy ONE
"A That suaeEl With bun,ops. cogns and snGrowinI
psila J. J. 6EOAaEs 3 BOH, specialists.
no2S-3m psrlo8 l1l5 Penn ave. nv.
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T. "a l:3th nv, l3r. .el2f
zoo Ind ave, l2r. al mt a
1870 ktE!gs q. 6.....-..-G
:,Q09 l4th nj. lor.........M
ia Pa ave, lar. all m !. ~
ll4l 10th st. ~, all m 1. 30
$50 9Th ne. ", all IN l. :----.S9
:A)4 4 st ne. n. all m I. 30
go 18th % ne. IT, 10. ~
io e IN ns' @koFdtilfff5n6
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~ ANTED-kOOM AND BOARD BY GENTLE
man and lady for the winter between 10th and
10Th. and Nj alcove room with southern exposure
Preferred price moderate. Address RUSSELL. star
office. d.I-3ts
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goo n Ct. hr b end store

goo n st. hr b and store.
ssss sd ! re: ave: Is, - 3
l6sj sd Of. br. o.. u. 90
Lao sd. Or. Store x. 90
LEA s0th q. br. 7r. .2s-s0
Els X q. br. ware ~
2o u sd &. Is. iiii......3
5000 \ st. br. ~. m i.& ~
sig n II, fr. er......,-0
l3U4H 36th 81, b.. Or. -. 30
21Us to 7ls n. b.. 4fl2. 80
| itEz;3 .sArh vt, fr, 5r-......O
c. n FIcKLIH0.
n w.. wsss wsshtnxtoa-
t1O 9Th -. eva - lA0
x03 PA sve -. q. 80. IL 50
BlsdsnsburH rod, o.. 10
] 0cC uiiouxh st. H.. 10. so
80 Brswcr,s court. ir.SS
STORES.
.3Al Pa ~. laryrs buil'go123
OFFICES.
81 Oh q. "a IA ! "a 9 door.
7 3 BRADLEY. G7E e.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THkEE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms; suitable for liEit housekeeping Tor man,
wife and TWO children. Address, stating terms and To-
cation, n F.. Star office. References EXCHANGED. IT.
w ANTED-FUENISHED AND UNFURNISHED
w rooms all parts of city cheapest and plan to
secure desirable rooiers Established 1850; terms
moderate SHAChLEfORD'S AGENCY. AZ 1lth st.
no.,S-l2ts
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

IOk RENT-
L ~ ,. q ave. se,. one square from Capitol.
ia 9TH 81. nv, n no and th-.......... !
49, ~ sN. Rooms ami la n. ............-..
dl& 4. X. bkOOks. UlS l.1A ct n "
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In the census &C. OF 1879 i. was provided
that any state taking an interdecennial census
in accordance with the forms adopted by the
superintendent of census could draw upon the
treasury for an amount equal to one-half Of the
cost OF the enumeration In such state at the
preceding national census. Several states
Hvailed themselves Of this wise provision which
was proposed by Hon s. 5. Cox. and copies of
the returns were fled with the Secretary of
TIE Interior. As no Office force was available
Tor the tabulating of these returns no use Was
made Of them. With . permanent census
Office these state interdecennial census returns
would be invaluable and could easily and mex
pensiyely be tabulated- 1 have therefore in
cludsd this section in the new bill with some
slight notifications, which will make the pro-
vision more practical and enable larger num-
Der Of states to avail themselves of the oppor-
tanity.
There are, Of course, a number Of minor
changes incorporated in the proposed bail,
Dsariy all Of which have been suggested by the
sxpsrienee OF the last enumeration. and all Of
which are in the direction Of simplifying the
work and increasing the efficiency"
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L,Ok sALE-s4l ACRES LAND ON NAkhEN1ON
Il turnllke y inies from Wellington station.
Va and about 50 miles Washington IA srAfle
balance ana wood. House and necessary outbuiidinna.
Price only e., 100.
30 acres al gainesville. Va. sl,30
tb acres ~ miles from Herndon station 81. zoo.
ll6 acres 5 inlles south of herndon. 81. soO.
lao in Montgonlery county. Nd. y miles froD
WASH. lfon In high stHte OF cultivation: $4,000
lsy0 the b. and O. railroad. IL Inises frua
WASHINGTON; Ss..yOO.
$40 acres On Potomac river ct Liverpool Point d.
sirxble grzEnz. s3.O0o.
800 near Aarshail ha in GOOD state Of cuifx-
walton. and has nne sot Of timber: s4.ON
have uiany Other desirable farms All along the p
tomac In all SECTIONS Of Maryland and Virginia
d5-S 4. +. HUlChlNs. llu3 Penn. ava
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LOB RENT - EURNIDHED = BALTIMORE A
issF, ssndsopss 49, e..
loees4gQ; apiteent must b strictly desrablo Ad1ro
OWNER. LOO 4adason ave-. Dalftmogo, NJ. dll2vs
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FOR lighthouses.

Eok hkNI-NEN blklCk. lOe ilIh 81. n D. -
Il rooms and hzfh rooms frsf aoor cellar furnace
electric bells. kc street paved cars and hrTiics s
49,. HoksTkAMP 4 JESTER
o,cN tS9 y ~. n. W
EoR kENr-l.o3 STA Two-sToRY BRICK
nous roomss eli conyeniences: bay window
va NJ. M PARKER. lsiS - d.,-.a
ia;; i,i As, c.p "a sstory brown s.one l3r s.soo
,,.sSS ION ~ Sstory. 10 MONS m a. 90
dSuS W 81. STORY brick. q rooms - - 10
81. rooms n 10
-
FURNISHED.
lllS AAsA ave-. II rooms .... eo,a ~
$3.50. Il ~
For iu list Of On es stalses and -afu rf...
CAL at once OF NJ. NJ PARKER, l4iS 81 49,
E,oR RENT-IN TIE MOST rasurox.p,r
= IoS1toh IN Washington. delightful house for .n..r.
Ioo,ns Seyp isrs buffers pantry. clOsets
- a-e-S-s DSA 90. star once ds-a.
HNos kENr-CohNkR 18th AND CORCoIAN
sis-. ~ rooms. <s3 IL Fiat, rooms anu hath
as S ~ ian ST. sI-.So W. {. DUNALL. p25 ST.
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ENOR RENT-FURNISHED-
l2room house. Grant $50
l2room house. st. near 10Th. 125
IL room house. list st. near L..............- lJ0
l4-room house. Mass. ave. l1th 200
14-room house, Mass. ave- near 18th 80
IL room house, Mass. near 18th st....... 20
12room house. last Capitol 1t. tlrznt row. LIS
11-room house. 3lOl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
AL these houses trel furnished and the de-
Iabe Sietslv equipped for homes. having
china, glass, &c. SMITH JEfFORDS.
d4-3t all llth 1t. n. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-ONE PICCOLO BANJO. ONE BAN
w tourine, one mandolin and two guitar payers to
Join rstcass club; note readers preferred Address
CLUB, star office. d:i-ljts
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EoR RBNT-AN ELk0ANT HONE. 2ll2 r 81
NV. nses Dupont Circle; three-story and cellar.
10 Poonss. hardwood 1nlah. sesam hoaernr cpc1
xrstss slsste bells end ighsins. spseknF tahss ~
commodtous ciosess 20 escA room; tlsd bath room
100 1aSc isS g. ss q fbSS s. j0Sfs ; q '
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A SOEER. RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WITH 500
IA in cash will Join liable party in established
business of some kind where energy will he appre-
ciated, references. Address j. F. A., Star office
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

L>OR EXCHANGE fOR CITY PkOPEkTN-sINTN
acres 81 iIiles east Of AnacOstiA, To- Dom frame.
large orchard. good nne garden DAIRY farm,
price so.uJO. Address OMNEh X, star once. d. ST
LoI. sAl.E-aOO. oOU ACRES OF COAL LAND II
West Virginia several railroads now being pushed
toward this property Price on.y - Yer acre. land
in the county lie At 40 and u yer acre Land
very rscL AM title perfect have eood list
Of mineral lands nearly ala kinds. X r. HlfCh-
ms. los Pom ave. nv do&