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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-24
Novelties for Ladies' Wear.

Novelties Tor Ladirs' Wear.
The ladies are respectfully invited
to call aud Inspect my selection of
(AMEL's HAIR,
Scorcu PLAIDs, Figured and
.triped),
FRENCH SUIrINGs,
ana other goods for ladies' wear Just
received from Eastern importers.
All these goods are novelties, such
Is have never heen seen in Idaho. aud
come in single patterns only.
No suit or dress can be duplicated.
S. j. FRIEDMAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-24
LOCAL JOTTlNHS,

Smoke Dsvey's ho,ue made Cigars.
The bes' Sod. W.ter on the river,
II V.n Ness's "rux store.
This mornings trsi" brought up
i've carloads Ut ts-,ght snd about half.
s-dozen pssseslgess.
Hides, P.l,s aud Furs bought tor
cash, BY q. BAUER,
e. CRAAER. Agent
You can save time aud money by
getting your loans through
LENNON 4 Boone.
w. H. Greenhow, who went to
Salt Lake City to attend the Irrigation
Cou9ress - . delegate from Idaho,
got back to-day.
All reports 10 the CONTRARY not~ith.
standing, the HALEY Hot Springs
Hotel will remain open al winter.
Purdum, the ice man, will deliver
ice every day. through the sum.
mer. All persons needing ice can leave
orders IT Alex. Willman's, and they
will b. promptly attended to.
Mrs. Fairs will has been read. She
leaves tl,5OO.OOO 70 each Of h-,
daughters. and $4,000 to each Of
her sons- The remainder of the e..
tate 10 left to various persons.
The old Weber barber shop Is now
owned hy Weaver 4 Carson, . new
firm composed Of Mere. Weaver and
Dxsid N. CArson-two ~ thorough
artists - ever lathered . brush or cut
. hair.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sented By LENNON & BOONE.
The FIRST not able frost of tho season
occurred last night. The dshiias,
Rladi"lus, lil,e", and tub-roses, orange
trees and some tender plants stuff red
m"re or less from the f,ost. The
dahlias, lilies, etc., are evidently done
blooming for this year.
John U'Bsi-n, Of tho Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
CHOICEST meats on hand. Try him.
Services IN EP'scopsl (hurch hal.
Icy. Idaho: Morning o" second aud
fourth Sundays, and evening on first
and third Sundays in every moth.
Fifth SUNDAYS ny special appointment.
G.. w. G. VAN WINKLE. Rector.
James McC.rter came IN yesterday
from Smoky aud returned there to day.
He says tina, the district looks fairly
we'll, that quite . number Of clai,n-
owners, lease,s aud miners on wages
will winter there, aud that every indi-
cxtion ~ TO Its future 10 favorable.
E. H. Hendrick. the j-weler, got
back to day from h . business trip to
che W~stern part Of the State. He .ays
that he dit fairly, but not as we'll ~
last yea: ami that, on tho whole,
Wood River aud HALEY ae~ about ~
good places ~ any that he knows Of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-24

Every young mans education il
neglected and faul'yif he has not read
the great MEDICAL work entitled the
"Sci-nce Of Life" advertised in
another column.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-24

She Mnst Have Been . Chicago Girl.
New York Herald.i
Miss Gos-ir-Mrs. Younely wa.
very clever and very pretty. but |
think she carried her firing too far.
Miss Iissen well-Wh,
Miss Gns>ip-She firsed with tn.
minister while he WAS marrying them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-24
Before the Venus OF Milo.

Puck.l
"Oh, how shocking!"
"Wha,?"
"That she has lost her arm"
Eyes. indeed; it is great misfor.
tune to arr"
$50 il is; that would have been !.
lovely figure to advertise my six.een-
button kid gloves on"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FOR RENT-FI,ATS.

L'OR RENT-TO DESIRABLE PARTIES. a FLAT
= OF four unfurnishel partly furnished rooms,
adapteo Tor light house keeping desired mod house
market and stores Convenient easy distance de-
lartments' cars pass door refsrsncss 1927 18th IT.
NV no11-3t'
Tor RENT-la:7 ST. NV, DESIRABLE
l. well-locuted fat Of rooms and hatL: a. modern
improvsments; rent s40 B. H WARNER l. CO.,
nolt-jt GIG + ST. y. ".
FOR RENT-BEACTIFuL SIX-ROON FLAT; EN-
= IRE second hoor. including perfectly eQuipped
k'chen wae back porch: all nearly new; mi. 14th
81 near X l. ave. steam heated So5 per month r.
A. FHIi.IIfs SON. 1il9 New York ave. oc,s5-lm
tOR RENT - FURNIsHED-A VERY NICE ID
porrh. Adults only. References i:S!o 14th st. n. w.
os.s.-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
WANTED-LOTS.

w ANTED-G GOOD BUILDING LOTS, NOT OVER
w loo feet deep. in northwest section and lots
l4:lI extended and Mt. Pleasant. Have bona hde
customers GEO- l. PARKS. so st. nol1-tt
WANTED-wE CAN DISPOSE OF SEVERAL
w good building lots tine northwest good
unlnproyed property in East Washington. Send US
what you have
noI4-3t HODGES l. TEEL, 13O7k st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
WANTED--HOUSES.

w ANTED-AS INVESTMENT. TWO SIX OR
w sevenroom bay window bricks. from 81. 900 to
81. 90 Each: good location; Capitol Hill Address
Box LOG, Star Office. IT.
w in the u. ton and the Capitol send III
description at once, as We making up list for
members Of Congress. STAR Il NIDETTO,
nOl4-:jt Or GEO r. PARIS, Ul0 ST.
NIANTED-WILL PAY 1000 TO $4,000 SPOT
w cash for dwelling in good neiRhborhood in W
nol4 81 GORDON l. BRO, 9Is ST. NV.
W ANTED-TO PURCHASE BRICK HOUSE;
w ebou. 4 or @ rooms in good neighborllood, Tor
about : 10000 Address at once City 4. y. Box 62S
HO14-3t'
NANIED-WE HAVE ACTUAL CUSTOMERS
w tor u or S-rOoln dwellings tor from 50. QUO to
SlUtNO in any god location. We also want u dwell
ING IL northwest for about 1 ~. OOO.
nol4-:H HODGES X TEEL, 1907 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

nv 5 :s
na,z.s :. '' lease rHos 9. Hrxs PIX Co;
EOR RENT-AN RLEGAKT HOME. mig 2 ST.
- ~ thrrs-ssory md cellar; 10 rooms: al hard
ssl. md ishsins .gsskiqs s1sss:, e: sonsmodiou.
nsshierheed: eaiy I've .an..ss from ss..: ,a.s .Ss
'Ss e. sxs f Ysoc 2Rni sS per G9 E
MiN p. Jones I'd and Pa Pa ave- s' s.. : nol5.as
I Es,oSSS ]. -, o SSIf ii. EoSSs:
57l5 Sis, ii&S: On !. nv: srs ssEsf mo
Square. HOS az. aS ~! oSr
i si fa:s y lSS , and S; IS ana
1885 1905 "a a AZ. !ss door Is
FURNISHED.
st Ss nSs : Sd "a . o Pa and &
h19ds and Conn .Ss
Mas sv. 9yeriooline N.t bet 18th and l4,h -.
stable . WIN 500 Mass ave he; 10Th an. mo- %
Mass ave sN ss 18th and Ss, Kan and t.
10Th SITS 3S3. 80 @ st bet 10th and :ist
80 4 6.i iii and ism II ):
Sis SITS .325 .ist s. Be. Rand $ SIS. 10
Laiayet 81 ,,aason, go l. 5. Let An and 18th 10
Ii
Sc cor FIST and SITS FRS and wo ba this l13 -
NV, Its and bath. 2,,J jefferson place bet Conn
bet 18th and 10th. 2Os.; IS ave and Iyh a.: . 1888 "a
Nj bet conn ave and -, St bet l:Ih and 18th
18th 5. he; and -,s 10Th ;. Re, "a and SITS
with stable tseasonl 900 llrs and BATH -. l2s
~ bet Conn ave and 5: bet Conn ave 18th Us
iTh st u st bet 18th and 2Oth. LIS
I6th 81 pet and srs. :UU q st bet 18th and 18th
ave BET i5;i a t s Il $, let and rs rs
Nd bet I'd and Id 4rooins and bath @ 10
ooS Il bet and 3 axanS Ples yet cgnS "a
IL ST bet 18th and 2Uh F st bet 18th and 18th
G St bet i;th and ist ia St BET and sis'' 50
SIS tsesson) no Charlton Heights. Md. ~
STABLES
In square bounded by Marc ave and st and 1ith
BULLETINS Jan BIZ Obtained AZ oiUjR 81 ~
F!CE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INsPECrED
ONLY EY PEANUTS FROM OUR OFFICE.
nol1-s.t u.th 1909 Jenna. ave n "
EOR RENT-FURNIsHRD COMPLETELY AND
L handsomely, that sletsn: corner rssidence, with
large stable. ~ East Capitol ST.. library
and capitol; handsomely paiered and decorated: new
ing two baths and laundry: one OF the handxon
residences IN the city sl66. Apply at Room 49,
Atlantic building. J. 8. JORDAN, General Agent,
EOR PENTHOUSE OF FIVE UNFURNIsHED
rooms. Apply ut DRUG STOkE. 9th and ". It,
EoR RENT-A FINE RESIDENCE ON 18TH ST.
= fronting on Farragut Square 10 rooms and two
baths; first floor finished in walnut will lease for
months from Thds &c R Ri5N iSin co..
noI1-eo8t l:UO st. n.
kuh hENT--FUKNIsHED-MASN AVE NEAR
4 Ascension Church. double house. $500; st. near
ihn. tur INC silver. china and linen. Se5 Corcoran
sl00. GEO: r PARKS. 6lO Fist. nol7-M
LNOH RkNV-kY THOMAS r. WAGG ANAI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

EOR EENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
L tate and Insurance Broker. 10Th and sts n ".
HOUSES.
VI. st tMarinfs .2229 C st ne, q. S25. 10
.puuaingl per an 81 GOO l4:9 D NV.
IDS nj st NV, l6r. $50 III l4th sw "a . Is
isJ 81 NV. III % 1871 oh NV, Il. -,
SS ave NV 11r.. .6l l,.il Sc, 1r..
sUg NV, 1r. 90 l2uS Pa ave. 20
.O1 18th ut NV, Or. 50, To-, d sw .r.. NJ :s0
1873 18TH NV, Or. 35l llQ6 1Ot,. NV, 2r ~
l2l2 Pa ave, Or. Isl
FURNISHED HOUSES.
lIth near x. 1lr. near 18th NV. 16r 5000
per an. Zoo Md ave near I'd 81. l1s
Al ASS ave and Thomas 9TH above X ST, lar. :. l5O
Circle: In. 0u ave near Il, 1ur. 100
Lafayette square. 12r. .22.,tl
OFFICES
III = nw....S5 to go Eicgsnt rooms in ''Sun
uD F....... -.....&I TO 10 but ding" heprcof, =
4.v La aS. from. .SlU to 10 elevators. heated by
ooS st.....-...o6 and IL steam. from SIS 20 500
STORES.
lO26 Conn avs...... .e75 lo24 Conn ave- SIS
STABLES.
III nv tresrl. S23 $50 9Th sw........e 90
' nSiS e 81 I IS g HOFFMAN I'M, .n,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

EOR kkNT-UNFCRNl
l. The Clarendon Hotel,
y \ ave aud 14th Sc
NV, IUr. S&s
The Imperial Hotei. Pa
ave be; 18th and lAth
NV. G,r. SOC
5lU Ilth st NV, iOr and
2 large halls and
store..................25
Coluinbia road, I5r. Dbl
16UB X Ut NV, l5r. ia
l:S:y x s; NV. lar. Dos. 81
SD 18th ST NV, lGr. LOO. 6e
81. 18TH st NV, 16r. 106. q.
lx2S IL st NV, l5g.....lJl
l4ls Mass ave NV. lar. 49,
Sly l4th S. NV, llr. .l:E
$40 h Cap Ut. :sSr. ..,.l1S
1896 lyth 1t nv, l5r. :. III
l3i4 q st NV. l3r. -. l2i
lUuy yth 1t NV, lar. .lW
400 llth st NV. 3f. lOt
62S L st NV. l5r. .S3. g
FURN
Conn ave near Z ct NV.
lor ................-..t3 1884
II u near 18th Ut nv,
1Ir.-..-.-.........XS3.3 IS
10th Ut near y NV,
luz. ............ III. il
n st near 18th NV. l0r.
n It nr 18th st NV. l2r. 25C
New Hampshire ave mr.
NJ 1<>r.
Conn ave near Il st NV,
LIZ ..................9 O
3 ! ave near lAth ut
NV. l5r. DOC
18th Ut near II 1t. lor. :sOC
z Ut near 18th NV. 15r. 10
6 ~ near 14th st NV,
W.-.-...... ..... 500. La
The above houses can /
our office only, ThO
noli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FOR SALE-DOTS.

l.-Oss sAA-L-Lo1a
PALISADES OF TIE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
MAGNIFICENT VILLA sIrEs-of ONE OR MORE
ACRES
FINE BUILDING LOTS
pA1Is.pEs OF ~ T "a POTOMAC.
CONDUIT Road
some Of our eao,ce buildinx iots can bs bouslf .
loves .aoa
sas CASH. BALANCE n ssALL MONTHLY PAY.
MINIS.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE now BEING
ElEt,ILD On PhOf. kTl ALAiEADl aOLD.
THOsE ~ RcHAsINo NON are sure REAlLkB
HANDSOME PkOff1 5 % the mar fusursI
Tor plata. paxay Lets ana further nfor1nsfioa -
ply e esnpsaytooncs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FOR SALF-LOTS.

LOR sALE-ONk OF THE NUsT DEsIRARIF
ssfnefs on l4th -. Columbia HeiEhts; 10 ut c.lf
80 thar rs sctaal value. bANikL a AksAT, l3la
st nols M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
k.uR SALE-l0 ACRES OF LAND On ROCK GREEN
hirh ground. with iine view OF surrounding country
stade. erins very easy. LOUIS y. sHUE L.
MAkEn. rn Est NV. nolU-:m
LOR SALE-OE EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
erty-larse broom house, with cellar; sit uate nj
good stable On premises; delightful LONE ia every
particular; VIA seu AT bargaln. see EASTEKDAi
EoE SALE Or EXCHANGE-UNE OF THE MOST
Il beautiful suburban homes aloun.i Wss;nrion;
,''' So " ,MIGSiIiGEST ro Xiii nan A0Ai''
HUI AND COLD WAIkE
In bath and Kitchen, large stable, connected with
NEARLY 10000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
Situated On eonnianunx buff over sixty ieet in
height: lOO Magnificent trees surrvuid the house
fuRti.FieE MISUiis' DRIVE FROM ST.
House Just coupae:ed; owner unable to occupy and
viii sell 1T - R.sNi Z TxiiS p9sr'y
nolA-3t A. N. GOhMAN, JI0 18th st. NV.
LroE RENT--FURNIsHED OR UNFURNlsHED
tor ar more OF the handsome conn
,Iy places IN the District. bs.u.tIny ,tss,ra the
'S Ss SA pTEsSis wv rr!isss 1870 Est
EIOn KENT-TEN ACRES SUITABLE FUR GAR.
dening; situated OIL tho river road in tue angle Of
trees. apple and pear. aud s,shie the soil
is god; sso per month. Gus l.,ss,- ,rnn
EOR sALf By TIE ACRE LAND TWO TO
PHILLIPS soS. AIS Sow iors u ave. oe5i. I'm a.
Il EkvAND. ENSRAvEk AND LITlooRApHER,
N 1QlS Penn. ave. NV.
Waiting cards printed from plate. 75c. PR luo oet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FOR RENT-OFFICES.


'1R kENI-OEkICE ROOMS IN BUILDING ON
St between 18th and 18th SITS. business eenter):
TO desirable ttnan:s prices Will he reduced
kOH REM
Mctiowan building. , handsome communicating
rooms, with steam heat and gas free: third door
AcCowan building. tS20 h Ut. n. w.
BALTIC BUILDING, GIG st. nv choice rooms
IN new building new papering good light in every
room; jantor and elevator service guarsnteed rent
very reasonable. BARNES l. WEAVER.
no i6-.t 69 st. n W.
For .RENT-HANDSOMELY PApERED AND
Il bright Office roonIs-3 in suite-at l401 4 ST. for
only $40 per month; will suit den
lists fnol4:1I WM. H. SAUNDERS i co.
LokRENT-THREEO OFFICE ROOMS, TWO AT 5Os
+ ST. aud one Il 80 q 81 all modern convenisnces
and moderate rental. PROCTOR PROCTOR. 9U7
II ST. nol4-:t
DOR RENT--2 FRONT OFFICE ROOMS; ALSO
rooms furnished to good tenants; terms to suit.
Apply to WM h. HOLTZMAN. 1921 st. nv IA 80
EOR RENT--THE FINEST OFFICE ROOMS IN
tne city and at the lowest rates. all siZes elevator
and all convenences. A. L. COUMBE,
no14-3t 1925 New York ave
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN BUILDING 5Jj
4 nth ST. n W; basement ls, I'd and ID floor rooms
Dack G q ny suitable printing Of6ce. 1HEO. A.
HARDING, GU6 18th st. NV. no6 I'm
FOR RENT-OFFICEs: ONLY SUITE OR TWO
ieft now; superb location, appointment and con-
yeniences; moderate rent; examine them. PROCTOR
PhoCTOR. BOZ st. NV. oc26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

FOR sALE-A FEW CHOICE HORSES: STYLISH
- AM well broken. fuii line u landsus, coupes.
brouxnann, Y,ctQriaa. physcinn's bu1uinA surr~vs'
Tockaways. nc. Everything from best nakrrs
DowNErs REPosIroRY STABLES.
au2o-Sm l6s2 10 los 1t.
HOE sALE-yUsT ARk1vED-4O HORxEs xMONG
- them three pair coach horses also upvsr.I o,r
norsss stso severn DRAFT drIverr saddiers lees
-ee.oa.o.e. =: sChLlGk4-. 1os etn a. nv. ns-2w
L OR sALE-ThE I1H6EST sTocT oF 9aNn-
~ses oo1nsns vaUu1m - onytoes m the city by
A II. okk6OEN
FoR sALE-cA1l1z(l4. WAGONS AID BUo
W.: CO.; ;;;::: = s'';;';' IS s:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

I>Ok RENT
+ A. s. CAYwoOD. 933 9th st. NV
12l1 18th IN l. 11r el0O SD9.r .,1l 9Th NV lr a.
2UO 81 nv. m L. lr 30 6i5 "a 7Sumner NV 4rS 80
Elm ave, Takouia p l4r 80 40 9th NV Office Yr 4
s6 Prospect st NV " ~ 1914 Reeves list d r. z. 80
10 Whitnsx sya sts,1e Ia, ,o 81, y Pa, q az
3l5 NV LIST fcor. 3r Y Stable rear 623 st sw 8
1l0 Pierce 1t al 5r a. 20 449 1st st Sc, t. % 40
9th and NV. unfurnlshed rooms tor housekeeping
nol1-.ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
In square bounded by Marc ave and st and 14th
BGIi.EIiSS JAN hi; DTiINID Al our 81 81
FlCE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY EY pEkMlTS FROM OUR OFFICE.
HILL l. JOHNSTON,
lI.af laxr

EOR RENT-FURNIsHRD COMPLETELY AND
In. nsndsSmeiys that ssxsn: corner rssdenee, with
and Capitol; handsomely papered and decorated new
sanitary Plumbing new heating; IA rooms. inc I'D
ing two baths aud laundry one OF the handsolI,.st
residences an the city sl66: Apply at Room IL.
Atlantic building. J. 8. JORDAN, General Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
WANTED-SI STU ATOMS.

| N AMID = CLERICAL POsITIoN OF SOME
w kind by competent Typewriter; hest reference
Address G J. y, star office EoIo-3.
| WANrEp-BY 4 YOUNG MAN GERMAN. 4
W place bartender; good references. Address W.
II H, staE Office. nol0-2t,
w ANTED--BY YOUNG CoLORED MAN. sIT-
stands 5i ie hSrs Please cal ief
bet 18th and 2Iih SIS NV noio3t
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN-A COLLEGE GRAD
w ua'e-wisheS give lCssons in Latin Greek ,Eath-
ema,ics and the ENGLISH branches; best
terms moderate Address 4 A. Il. Star oitice nol4-I
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN PRINTER)
w UNDERSTANDING Spanish and English, posi-
ton at trade or Oth-rwr-e, is good ra,e-inan and
dress H. @. h.. Star Office. noII-6t'
WANTED : By YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS
in eloiinE Gents farnshnr or other busnss VIII
%en rtierencs a n Psfs stnr Office
w maids, Cooks. Porters. Nurses. Solutions. DISH
washers. Drivers. Houseinen, Jani;ors. tireinen
noI4-Gt. - BGKSGkM's. fiio q st. NV.
WANTED-POsITION BY FRENCH LADY. WELL
ssSsd # rSi5snfSi
WANTED-A POSITION AS CASHIER AND
bookkeerer in w@oiesale house; lest OF reisr-
Once fsSs as 10 honesty Address nos s. @
WANTED-ROOMS.
~ ANTED-To RENT A SNAIL STORE ROOM
HARNESS. Room %. Loan and Trust building.
W ANTED-PLEASANT FURNISHED HEATED
w room. with board. within !, or ) squares OF
government printing office, by respectable nairied
couple no children private family pre ierred stte
terms. Address MkS- A. H. MlESTLlN>. Market
sU.. harrisburg. Pa nolI--t
WTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN IN GEOLOGICAL
w survey, room and beard until May in private
family iivI in northwest west OF 10TH ST. end north
o. Ia boarding houses need not reply. Address
lOPOGHAl HER. star office. .nOl4-U
~ ANTED-FuRNISHED AND USFURNISBED
w all parts Of city cheapest and srest plan to
secure Desirable roomers le>tabsled lSSO. terms
moderate SHACkDEFORD'S AGENCY. ~ 1lth st.
oc.D-lSt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

bTUN
Store and dwg GIL 18th
st NV. llr. .4I3(
Store and dwg 10Ul Sd
st ne, 81. =.
Store and dwg SOON H
ave NV, Ur. g.
Storerooin lob ID st ne. N
Hal, 1:;U0 AZ st sw. L.
shop rear 1910 U 81 NV. &
The above is only q por,
books. For iull list call at
the LIST and 18th. InoIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT--STABLES.

EoR RENT-TMo-srOEY BRICK STABLE FOR 8
4 horses and vehicles; room for goodman; rear OF
l4l6 tn st Key a. Rockwe.s stables. 14l9 9Th st.
address a. T. WALKER ola 18th ST. NV no11- 2w
kOR RENT-TWO-STORY STABLE, IN REAR
l. of 630 Maryland ave. n e. will accommodate two
horses and two carriages: OPENS paved alley Call
or address above nuinDcr nol4-3t.
EOR RENT-REAR 2l23 ST. N.W-STABIE;
L two stalls and wagon room; 2d floor may be used
Tor carpenter shop; elevator water; rent, $50 per
month. Apply TO W. 4 W., 1907 Pa. ave. no Alt
kOk kENT-S7. so NEW BRICK STABLE FOR
L two horses and carriages; OF l,.yO 10th st..
near n. WA. +. HOLTZMAN, 1:2I L st. II. mol 4 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
WANTED-ROOMS.

" ANTED-TO RENT SMALL STORE ROOM
w within few blocks of 9th sud SITS. W. L.
HARNESS. Room ~. Loan and Trust building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

LUh hENI--FUkNISHED-MAS AVE NEAR
4 Ascension Church. double house, 32OO @ st. near
l1fh fur Inc silver. china and linen. S,! Corcoran
ST. bet. 1IthSnd 18th, complete inc china and linen
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Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-07
HORTICULTURE.

Many of the census bulletins have been very interesting. Not the least so is that devoted to Horticulture. It is said that this part of the census work was sug- gested by Mrs. Porter, the wife of the superintendent of the census. She thought it might be of some use to women who are looking for something to do.
 There are no less than 4,659 flower es- tablishments in this country, with 12, 161 acres cultivated and thousand acres un- der glass. The value of the establish ments is over S3S, ,000, ,000 and the income for the census year, including sales of plants and cut flowers, was $26, ,211, ,0OO. Of the 1859 establishments 312 are owned and managed by women and the em. ployes include 16,S47 men and 1856 women. Over 10000, ,OOO towering plants are annually sold. 49,OO0,0OO being rare
 bushes The special agent in charge of
 the work says: A very considerable num-
 Der of small greenhouses were found hay ing only from 300 to ], 300 square feet of glass area, and in these no outside labor is employed, the owner or some member of
 his family doing all the work, often in connection with market gardening or a
 small nursery trade, while some of these small establishments are conducted by women or persons who are invalids. The greatest area of glass reported in any one establishment was 15O, ,0OO square feet, and the smallest sixty square feet, the latter a cosy attachment to the sitting room of a
 New England farm house, from which the lady of the house sells annually $35 to s65 worth of plants and flowers.
 There will be more and more attention
 paid to Horticulture in this country. The growth of the industry is one of the signs of prosperity and civilization.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-07
FRUIT.

Noah was the first fruit dealer. He took a cargo of pairs to Ararat.-,Binghamto Republican.
 Simkins-Do you and your wife get along we'll together? Hen Peck-She gets along we'll enough, but I don't.-The Epoch.
 Lofers are as rule, so good-natured, and busy people so cross, it seems to prove that the Lord never intended people to work SO hard. -Atchison Globe.
 Always do the work that is put before you and you will be surprised to find how soon you will be doing the work of several men.-Elmira Gazette.
 Harry-How is it you stay so much later than usual at Miss Pruyn's? Jack-Spring cleaning; the old man does mt dare come down for fear of tacks.-New York Her ald.
 Cora Bellows-My love for you shall never die. John Jimpson (delighted)- Do you think not, dearest? Pm sure it won't-it has never ived.-New York Herald.
 Minister lon Sunday, to Tommy, who is about to go -fshing)-Why are you dig ging worms to-day, my sons Tommy Boston Herald.
  cerely hope they will not pass the law making day of eight hours" "Why not?' "Just think how rapidly we shall age! Just three times as fast. t."-Harper's Bazar.
 Raggles-Dont beg there. Them folks is wuss off than we are. Beery Ben-They don't show it. Raggles-Oh, I know 'em. They're trying to cut dash on s, 400 a year and five children to feed.-Harper's Bazar.
 Government Inspector in the Prison And what brought you here, my mani "A cold, Your Honor. You see, 1 was just climbing into the window all right, but I had such a cold that could not help sneezing, and so the gentleman walked up and caught me, and here amP'-From Fliegende Blatter.
 Old Griggs-I was readin', 'Tildy, that Rosa Bonheur, that big French woman, is seventy-fve years old, an paints as much as ever she did. Mrs. Griggs-I do de- clare! What desprit, shsmelaced critters them French women bel At her time uv life I should think she'd better be doin' somethin' else than frivoling like girl Waif.
 It happened at Springfield. Scene, bar ber's shop. Victim (to barberl-Is this your establishment "No, only half of it is mine." "So you have partners" ''The man at the next chair owns the other half" Why don't you own his share!" "That's my business" "Well, if you own one half and the other half's your busi- ness, why don't you own the shopf"-Bos | ton Commercial Bulletin. The following is vouched for as fact An Hibernian domestic asked leave of ab- | sence the other day of her mistress to meet me brother on the Cephelony." When Bridget returned, the lady asked: "Did you find your brotherf' And the | girl replied: "Faix I did, ma'am, an | glad was to see him." Somewhat inter ested, the employer asked: "What does he think of doing heref' To which Bridget | responded: "Well, ma'am, he's a wakely chap an niver was strong at all, so he do be thinkin' he'll go on the perlice!"-Bos- | ton Commercial Bulletin