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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16
Application for a Patent

Eureka, Nevada, september 10 loSu.
Notice is hereby given that the Day Silver
Mining Company whose post ofhce address Is
Iiochy N,va,is has this day filed An application
TOR n patent Ave hundred and twenty linear
feet of the junction mine or vein bearing silver
with surface ground $50 feet IN width
situated in Jack Rabbit mining district, county
OF Lincoln and state of Nevada, and designated
by the field notes and ofiicial plat on file In this
Office AZ Lot No AZ the exterior boundaries OF
said Lot No. AZ being IN follows to wit:
Beginning at post marked No, U No -,
whence mineral monument No. bears ~
deg N 100 I. ct, thence running, bS3 ONO
II :. to pos Marked No, . U IS No a., whence
the original location corner monument bears
70 deg W ~ feet, thence : 30 deg $50 feet to
port marker No. ; uSS No. As, whence the
original locst,cn Monument bears o3-S& aee
Z "a feet, thence N 50 "a de.w 1853 II to post No.
U = survey No 81 Jack Rabbit lode. $40 feet to
most on the northern boundary of said No "
| marked Nc4U $ $ No Az which post is the
original location monument, ant thence ~
deg n $50 feet to post No the place OF begin
no, Containing q 81 acres. So much Of this
survey as conflicts with other adjoining loca-
items IL h r,bs excluded az follows.
Conflict No | ouondago lode Beginning at
| post No . of this survey No A. and running
! thence s. 20 deg W SO feet, thence ~ deg
2os feet, thence = 81 "a deg leo ,eet TO the
| place Of beginning containing O.l5 acres.
Conflict No Blue Rell lode beginning at post
No Of this survey No AZ aud running thence,
N SO 81 deg AZ rect, thence d - ues Z,
l56 feet tn, nee = 20 deg 1852 feet to the place
| of beginning Containing 0. OF acres
| Tota, area Of survey 2, 81 acres toihict No
| l Onondago OILS acres.
| Conflict No : Blue Bell 0.07 acres.
Ren,aipsnv area . 65 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
| with maenetic variation OF l6 deg east.
Any and all per-ons claiming adversely any
poi ton OF said JUNCTION mine or
| surface ground are required to Ale their ad.
| verse claims with the Register OF the Uhited
| States Land Office at Eureka, in the State OF
| Nevada. during the sixty days period OF publ.
| cation hereof. or thev will be barred BY virtue
of the provisions OF the Statute
| J.P. DUNKLE, Register.
It'll hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
| of application for patent be published for thu
period of SIXTY days item consecutive weeks)
| In the Phoebe We"kly RecoRo. weekly news
paper published at Phoebe, Nevada
Sept 27-l0t up. DUNKLE, Registef.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16

The Imperial Court of Leipsic, which
is now the supreme tribunal in Ger
many, has just given Judgment in case
which has been proceeding nearly two
hundred years. 1t is a suit which was
commenced early in the last century
by the Free Hanse town Of Lubbock
against the Government of Mecklen-
burg with the object of obtaining dec
laration that the said town has the sole
privilege of free navigation and fishery
in several rivers and lakes. Lubeck's
claim is founded on charter Of the
Emperor Barbarossa.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16
NOTICE. OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PRs,pERTY - DIX
THE YEAR 1854. LINCOLN COUNTY,
NEVADA.

Notice 10 hereby given to those whom It may
concarn and TO the following named persons
aud to All owners of or claimants to, the real
estate and iInpr vements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown That the tanea
for State aud County, purposes for the year
A. d. 1890, assessed against the following de
scribed pieces or parcels Of properly are n'w
delinquent: that ten per cent penalty and two
dollars, $200, cost of advertising, has been
added In each case. and that any piece or parcel
OF property upon which said taxes, penalty and
costs shall remain unpaid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16

10000. 90 a yeas Is being made BY jon
Il, Goodwin, Troy, NY, At wosk for us
Read., you may hot mako q much ,but
We can teach you quickly how 10 earn
ffom 50 to tlu q day 81 the start, and
more as you 60 ON. Both ssxes, ALI aEss.
In any Part Of America. you can COM
'prncr al home, giving ali your time ,os
sr,re moments oaly TO the worn. All
new. ursat pay sukk for every work
en-, We start You, fsrnishine every
PARTICULARS FREE. Addrsss q
sSON 4 CU., PORTLAND, IIIAi,
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TWO CONFIDENCE MEN.
Colored Sharper Who Are victiinixiug
| Colored Men From the Country.

Colored sharpers who Are victiiniziug
Colored Men From the Country.
There are two negroes in this city who have
been at largo long time, although the police
are after them They are confidence men and
thus far they have succeeded very well at their
game Tuesday they got e35 from one victim
and this morning they played countryman to
the tune ofsV.
Most Of their victims are colored people from
the country, whom they can make believe al
most anything, but Tuesdays victim was col
ored man from New York. who stopped here
on his way home from Richmond.
Although he had lived in the metropolis he
evidently did not understand much about the
ways Of tho world. and his lesson cost him ss5
He met the usual friend" and they took q
stroll together until they reached the mall and
there they met another colored man, who pro-
posed game.
Jones new friend saw an opportunity 70 win
some money and Jones. anticipating an increase
OF his cash capital, handed over S35 10 the man.
The latter played the game and the third man
won the money.
Now Jones would like the police to arrest
the men and recover his money.
John Carter was the other victim. He IL q
countryman and comes from Downeysville near
Richmond. John did not have as much cash as
Jones and consequently the confidence man had
but little trouble in relieving him Of 1t.
II was before banking hours and the only way
he could get money to spend during that time
was for his friend Carter to loan 1t to him.
Carter Is an obliging young man and he
loaned him the money. Now he cannot even
find the man.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Z W. Joyce to ID. Darby Thompson, subs "a
and s., 90. sos; g. J. A. Prescott to same,
F. l. NaiinOn ct al, lots l6 to 81, So 80, l. so.
si3. and and 2, 50. 9y7; 8. Joshua III. Clark
10 Lille NJ Trotter, pts As and 46. blk. Is, lie
Z Is Hay ct al, in trust, ptlI, So. DOB; =. An
toiIetie ii. Lambie to II. F. Blair. sub IL, do;
e. @. j. Haines to J. T. Pritchard. sub o,
81 2iI: =. H. b. HitZ to q. +. Stone ct al.
lot Is. blk AZ. HIS sub Pleasant Plains; e.
Warren Choate to Marietta j.. Williams e. II
sub Z, s9- 669; 5000. Mary A Johnson to p.
r Cusick. =. y IL. 20 lois; g. Ira J. Baker
TO A. j. Watson. lot Is, blk. 49, Langdon Park:
81, 100. II. NJ Schneider to ;. ". Tucker, IT.,
subs Is and IA. 50. $50, s2.l75. T. solomon 70
Jacob AeEaddy, sub l. lot Is. Whitestown;
Sl0o. I. A Darneille to A. B. Webb, pit ., 50.
fS; g.. y. Harenberg to VIM. Grossk urth,
pit ], So ys2; l,6l5. Mary T. Grimes to J. H.
Costello. sub III, 50. A. S3,s75- w. g. Jack
con 81 al. to A J. Clarke, pit 81 50. IS; 81 $40
q. 3. Parker to y. Harmon, pit 6, "a. 5l2
sSVy. p. A. Clark To ID. L. Syphax.' lots IL
and IS. blk 2. 10 and II, blk L. = to Is. blk. s.
SEC ., Burrville; e.. Walter Heiston 70 w. Il.
Harding. sub AZ, blk ~, Rosedsle, dc; q. 900.
J. ID. Cshill ct al to ID. d. Thompson. in trust,
sub ID, So loss; g.. Lucy X Brown TO Lucy
Green. lot 3, blk IL, lie Droit Park; a.
Elizabeth Barber ct al to j. W. Boteler, ut
sub Y. So YoS: e.. c. W. simpson to l. T.
haley, sub Is, 81. ssl; 1900. c. Il smith 4
J. w. Church, lot SO, Anaeostia; 9, 40 o
l. Green to W. H. lawrence lots l0l to lO3
so I, Chichester; s6O0. ID. r. Syphax to e. p
Benton, pit lots Is and s5, blk. g. 20 and 81
blk 4, and to Is, blk. 5, sec. 8, Burrville
sl5e. W. O'Brien TO W. Danenhower, subs D
and IS, q. z52; g.
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The Record of Deaths.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
Whites-Clarenee o. Harrison. O wears, pneu-
monia; Bridget Cation. 70 Years, hypertrophy
OF heaIt; Leroy P. Busey, 10 months. inanition
Gortr1de Jones, ~ years, idiocy-marasmus
John NJ Myers. 81 wears, asphyxia; Ignatius
Feet, II years. typhoid fever; Bertha MaudIer,
years. diphtheria-
Colored-Pearl Gas kins 4 months, castro in.
festival eatArrh; Dora Ware. years, diph-
iberia; infant Of Fanny Dade p hours, prema-
ture birth; Bessie Hackley, 8 months, heredi.
tsry syphilis; Dennis Turner. day. premature
birth; sarah A Meters. So years, malaria
Sarah L Wheeler. 81 years. cerebral apoplexy;
CAarles Martin, 10 months, tuberculosis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18
Funeral Of Ex-Minister Lorinr.

The funeral of DIR. Loring. ex-Commissionel
OF Agriculture and ex-United States ministe,
to Portugal, was held yesterday afternoon from
the North Unitarian) Church at Salem, Mass
The services in the church were preceded by
simple prayer at the Loring manor at Pick
man farm by the venerable pastor Of the NORTH
Parish, Rev. Edmund b. Wilson. The pail
bearers were Hon. Vim. G. Endicott, Hon. Vim
Cogswell. Hon. John d. Long, Hon. VIM. w
Grape, Gen. E F. Beale, Hon. Daniel Need
ham, Gen. Samuel C. Lawrence. Col J. Franz
Dalton and Hon. II. L. Stevens. The inter
ment took place at Harmony Grove cemetery
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New President of Lafayette College.

The citizens Of Easton, Pa, and vicinity
rendered to Ethelbert d. warfeld, the new
president Of Lafayette College, a banquet and
reception last night in P0mfret Hall. There
we're covers for just $50 and the tables were
occupied by the representative men of the
community. Hon. Robert z. James presided
and toasts were responded to by President
Warfeld. ex-Attorney General Kirk patrick
Mayor Beidelman, Judge Reeder, DR.. Trail
Green, William Hackett, Prof. W. Bowen, Rev.
Il. Z. Burke and hev. 7. j. Lee. The ban
quet was the most pretsntious affair ever I'M
dertaken at Easton and was great success.
The new president is very popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The Memphis Theatsr, the oldest in the city,
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock. The ire il supposed TO have origi.
mated in the dressing room Of the theater and
to be due to the carelessness Of the Below Zero
Company, which closed its engagement there
Wednesday night. In twenty minutes after
the discovery Of the FIRE the flames had spread
to the old library building on the corner Of Sd
and Jefferson streets, which was occupied by q
number Of families They all escaped The
cost of the building was ESQ, 900, with ga ,00C
insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

Two hundred and forty-four survivors Of the
sixth army corps, including a number Of ladies.
arrived at Winchester, Va, yesterday from
Philadelphia and were met by the Union Cornet
Band and number Of citizens and escorted tc
their quarters, A campfire was held last might
in the court house hall Today will be spent
in looking over the battlefelds On Saturday 9
handsome granite monument to the memory Of
Gen. Russell. commanding the first division
sixth corps will be unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies in tho national cemetery. The
party will return Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

Victoria johnson, nee Robinson, has. by Mr.
r. Ford Coombs, filed a bill for divorce
from Peter Johnson She states that they were
married March s. 1885. and have had three
children, one Of whom is living. She charges
desertion on July -, 1887.
Louise Schmidtman has. by Mr.. Irving Will
hanson. filed bill for a divorce from Herman
Sehmidtman- They we're married in Novem-
Der, 1882, lived together tin 1889. have two
children. and she charges that defendant was
VI quarrelsome disposition, seemed desir-
Gus OF getting her separate estate.
extorted from her from time to time over
5000 which he gambled away. and. finally, on
July 2. los9, after endesyoring by threats to
get more money from ner, drove her and the
children from the house. From that time to
the present she alleges she has never seen or
heard Of him and he has contributed nothing
70 The support Of his family.
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The Catholic Indian Commtssioa.

Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia, who Il Z
member Of the commission for Catholic mis-
sions among the colored people and Indians
went to baltimore yesterday to attend meet
ing Of the commission, which was held at 81
Mary's Seminary. Cardinal Gibbons and
bers Of the commission, aud Rev. e. r. Dyer
the secretary, were also present. The commits
sion viii distribute about eco, 600. The con
tribusion Of the PhilAdeiphis diocese, %, 800
vas larger than that Of any other.
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THE COUNTS
rorrry CouRr-.yv,fps Cor

EoUrrY CoURr-ytsfpe Con.
Today-Desmond agt. Mcconnell; sale de-
creed: ". J. Colbert appointed trustee Ma
tioral Bank Of the Republic of New York sgt.
Judson Pneumatic Railroad Company; Farm
ers' National Bank Of Lancaster, Pa, allowed
TO intervene. Heald agt- White, resale at de-
faulting purchasers cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The Western Base Ball Association held an
extra meeting at Kansas City yesterday. Il
vas decided that the associations season closed
last Sunday when the Omaha team disbanded.
Sioux City being In the lead at that time the
championship was awarded to it.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-2 GOOD LOTS WELL LOCATED IN
w the northwest to cost about 81. 800 and ~. OO(
each also an economical plot OF ground suitable fol
the erection of several houses immediate purchase
suited. A. NJ. 6OHMAN, so 18th st. n. W. sel5-6t
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E>OR RENT
1JOs n. r. ave-, Or ESQ co
81. Son
.sis,a xP FlRD6X CO. dis ii,G IS :i! ~
EoR RENT-2oO7 TN ST. NV; SUITABLE
1 tor mshuiacturer. Apply ALEX. s. CLARKE,
~ cor. 9TH and Boundary SITS. sells.
Erok kENT1aif NJ ST, NM; HIGHT ROOMS.
oRSILl.E JOHNSON. 4tl Pa. ave. NV seIs-;a'
pi6 New York ave NV
history and basement brick dwelling containing 10
rooms toilet rooIus. large closets throughout.
furnace aud all in.proyenis House IN good con-
o'.oh; hoii reas~n.b.. 10 d-slr.ble tennnt.
Agriy TO Tnos. }. flsHfK & CO.
se.c .. lEi 81. NV
eis New York ave. NV
3-siory and basement brick dive n, containing Il
roolhs. eth rooms. furnace. range and all coave-
nisncrs' stable IN FEAR. a, Mt low 10 good party.
Appis to 1Hos. ,. FISHER 4 co.
ss.o Wv LIZA -. n ".
EoR RENT-$I2. 80 A MONTH. = NEW BRICKS,
fovns. nall and Nestbuie. Sheridan bet 9TH and
~. ,s o. DAVID ID. STONE.
eIo-x. sOO st.n.w.
OVERWHELMING THREE-sToRY
sD Also Groom brick, 1914 9Th s.. n. W SIS
selS-1 ALBERT r. foN.!r.U L st. n.
ROE RENT-BRICK. oOo NEW YORK AyE; II
rooms. osth,ce.iar. furnace. &c. So. Store room
sna rooms over same 1i0 18th st. ". Brick t:eS
South Saroiina ave. sc. rooms. s7. so Cottage
a. IN. 10y a., aitn -, NV; rooms sJ5. Office rooms
.els:st ALBERT F. FOX go s.nw.
EoR RENT HOUSE IOi8 4 ST NV; NINE
rooms and bath; all m. !. large parking and very
cheerfui house. Price $i5 Der month.
.eio-0 GEO A. JORDAN. l4l1 st.
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B.LLooS ASCENSION. Bethesda Park, $50 this
Rttcrnoon--idrt.
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WANTED SITUATIONS

w a4N IEL--Ol y "A llONO.
WANTED : BY KEsFECTABLE C0LoRLD
ssst e R.:s 70
Pa. ave. and st. IT.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, SITUATION
school SaSfs.s e T. ss.snsr in .:sy
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
,s,u honssmaids nurses lanndresses kitchen
References from last employers. Oh 9Th
MANIFESTATIONS BY COLORED WOMAN
c sIPI a. t' ST.
SSUNs M1S y
enee Hddrsss b. $t keSsnars. Va 0 .ei7 s,s'
WANTED-BX MAN OF Is YEARS. EXPERT
rsi.Tsnsa. &ddrs.. sfoSss ss.s
WANTKp-BY a, dENTLEMAN HAVING A,
ArSsn Nth :.f house 5ss city
tom Bns in
iSS =. S' w.
WANTkD : EMPLOYERS FOR Competent
servants; references furnished in every also
until .Hgi0Sen are suited; fee. SOC. ss4iiS. NV.
WANTED-sTTUATI0N IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w As ooaehman or waiter and 70 work about the
house: rsiesenees Cali or address 7. WILSON. 40
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-FIVE,
w situation; hrstclass reference. Address NJ j. c..
Star ONCE. sel7-2ts
WANTED-BY COMPETENT WOMAN. PLACE
w rs hrstclass cook, laundress chamberIusid.
Call or address 1,.s0 18th st. NV sel7:W'
WANTED : SITUATION IN REAL ESTATE
w ONCE or grocery; influence trade lest refer
81 :. i.E's: city iasss. HUSTLER:
WANTED BY YOUNG NAN, PLACE IN
w grocery store has had three years experience;
rood references willing and accommodating Call or
address 1l2v Georgia ave. Sc. SELF -2ts
WANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED
w place to keep books Of uny four hours day
or evening" best OF references Address Ii. r., Star
ONCE sel6-.}t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR BAKERS, PAS
w try cooks, housemen drivers porers, janitors,
bellmen watchmen, bookkeepers. lady cashiers and
clerks salesnen. &c BURNHAM'S, lilo u ST. n
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ASTED-B0ARD AND ROOMS By MEMBER
w wife and two daughters about Decsmher 1 best
accommodations Address 5. ". q, Star office. IT.
"ANTED-BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
w an elderly lady who is partial invalid. State
particulars and terms to o. Box 20. se1T-2t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

sl+O II. IT. w.........s0
sl6 y h ave. ~. water ~
lssiS X q, or. w....lSJS
tsri and , n ne. cir, ".
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-A FIvE-RooM FRAME HOUSE on
Grant road, Tenleytown; larxe lot and stabe sl.
per month. Address A L PAYNE. Tenleytown b. e
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Two rSsrccEssrrL ATTEMPTS 10 BURN THE
STEAMED sUE-A DErEcTIvE's INVESTIGATION
THE SUSPECTED MAN ARRESTED THIS MORN
rSa-oSLY cIRcrNsrASrIM EVIDENCE AGAINST
MN
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A RTIsTlC FINE PORTRAIrs-PERsoNALA At
"A tention giyen TO all sittinxs- lame studio for
kETs KEAkTHY's GALLERY. 1l0o and I'LL Pa
ave. set1-am
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loR kENT-IN me NkIGHBOkHOOD OF CON
neSticut ave: and Ii St. house.. IVand Il rooms
Slo 500 aud stu Yer month. Also a.ss Corcoran II
H. stMMEs, Room 81 builders tnchanse. 5lp 18th.
SEP I'm -' ~ A'''''
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Eoh RENT-UNFCRNIl
L Olo llth 81 NV. l0r and
Iar.yn lall. sRd

11r...s.gS.I 2
Hillyer ave. l1r......... 80
Conn ave hear X 81 NV,
l2r.............2O
18th 81 near l 81 NV,
-ur- --.--...-. ........ ~
18Th 81 near VI ST. l5r. ~
X l ave near l4th st
NV. l5r...............20
Mass ave near 18th -
NV. l4r...-.......l 6B. 9
The above houses can
our office only. HI
sell
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L>Ok kENT-FINE
l. ing. U2a ID st. IA. W. d.,
together or separate.
sallE
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w ooDsIDE
lies between the Metropolitan brunch and the rth a.
pike. facing the railroad the and the pike 90
the EAST and soping toward both. The drainage
celent; water good and easiy obtAnable Ihs tulsil-
vision Is eight miles from Washington and the only
oue ON the branch which iruIfs the pIke. There
thirteen houses nov the suhdiy anG
lie built ~ once. The Rock creek National Park.
surveyed extends ~ int oppUrite the southern end
OF this subdivision and 10 the about
quarters OF mile. Executive eKtend.d foruus
the eastern boundary Of the National pars and will
CONSTITUTES sheE compieted. the nearest drive from
the city TO the subdivision.
Lots Tor sale On e@sy terms and lower thAa N say
other suOdl vison Of similar ADVANTAGES.
tOr psis aud Isrticulsrs apply 20
Is. r.. LEIGHTON
5y24-.m AS Louisiana ave nv
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANIkp-oCt, !, topK OR FIVE UNFyK:
Hill. AddressF 4. A. e.. Star ONCE ssls-.,t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FUR.
full particulars. ?. 8 B.. Star office. seis3t'
WANTED-BY LADY ENGAGED DURING THE
door: With lss. ana ... 10; isht rem.
o and and
XVANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
w communicating rooms. suitable for light house
1ssersnss sissn Apply to a " GoMP Pr
0l3 9Th ut. NV. selS-2t'
WANTED-ocToBEn Is. BY YOUNG COUPLE,
between yh and 18th; q and SITS. state terms Al
M ANTED.YOUNG MAN DESIRES FURNISHED
pys's rent hd n, to f,esed Se ger month
W eommunic.tinE room. bet; ieth and 18th and
WANTED-FOUR UNFURNIsHED COMMUNI-
srsss s Ssp BY aYd
M ANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMs IN
w nat gas. bath and heat family Of two: no chil.
Asess ss.
WANTED-BY MorHEh AND SON (ADULT5,
h ). II
Star Office. sel1-3t'
WANTED-FIvE UNFURNisHED ROOMS. WITH
w heat water snd gas near center Of city; three
rooms, with board, for three aduts. Address, with
terms. J. B. C.. Temple Hotel. seI7-Hs
WANIIsED.BIIYI a.NILEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
Light housekeeping: between 4th and 18th and south
L., Star office. state terms sel6-3ts
WANTED-TwO C0MMUNiCATlNo SECOND
.sSrE ns he'd sNS: Win board sss.ssa
yearly state tsFns or notice taksa. D. T. j. star
once. sel5-4ts
VXyANfED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Fsnovoe1n9 worries 1satAs Penovated mattrsssss
made over; fufntture ssamsd and lnpths destroyed
I.H.YOtN0s. i4O2 fssvs Tslsphons lOlS-2 rs
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, COMMANDING
IL beautiful view for miles Of Choptank nxsr; home
comforts; boating and driving excellent For terms
apply to Mrs. c. w. BYhN. Cambridge. Nd. sels-.t
10 OOMs AND BOARD CAN BE HAD THRoUGH-
h the fall the blue Ridge Mt o5 per week
Ing. Address Mrs T. MILLER. snickersyilie, Lou
doun county. Va teIo-3ts
ID OONs AND FlRsT-CLAss BOARDcAN NJ HAD
N moderate terms Glen Manor, forene Gen
Nd. Apply st Glen Manor or J. 4. HARTFORD,
14l9 q 81. sst@.ew
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY LIVING ON
w Capitol Hill. few day pupils ordinary English
branches. drawing and painting wished terms very
moderate. Address 'o6 GRADUATE star office sslS-3'
WANTED 10 RENT BY A RESPONSIBLE
w party, sufficient furniture for bed and
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BO starr Selk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-09
"A Brief Wedding Service.

A certain Georgia editor, who is also
real estate agent, a building and
loan association director, an attorney
atlaw, clerk OF the town council, and
pastor Of the village church, was re-
Gently asaed to marry a couple. He
was in a great hurry; the couple sur
prised him in the middle OF a heavy
editorial on the tariff. slime is
money" said ho, without looking up
from his work. "Do you want herr"
The man said yes. "And do you want
himH" The girl stanImered an affirma-
tive. "Man and wife," cried the cd
itor. "One dollar. Bring me a load
of wood for it-one-third pine, balance
oak. - ATLANTA Constitution.