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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07
He VIII Soon I,enart.

The mosquito.
1t is a pleasure to know that
the last one will soon fold his
gausy little wings and suceumb
to the inevitable.
You will miss his little carol
at eventide-the buzzing hum
drum little madriga'with which
he tried so hard in his bustling
way to Tighten your burdens.
No more will you feel the soft,
gentle pressure of his tiny lips
upon your flesh, pumping out
the best blood in your veins.
No more will his wiry little toe.
nails, as he promenades your
cheek barefooted, remind you
that the results of q hasty blow
are generally the reverse of
your expectations.
Yes, the sweet child of nature
will soon be gone. The indis-
eliminating frost is his bitter
enemy. and rather than have
any fuss, he will lay in all the
provisions he can carry and go
hence. The place of his desti.
nation is a sealed book. We
know not where this humming
bird wi | wing his flight. If we
did we'd take another route.
We can spare him.
We have no lack of attention
to report against him. We new
er found him remiss in that re.
spect. He was always on deck
during his business hours.
While others complained of
dull times and constrained idle
ness he found plenty 10 do. En-
ergy and perseverance We're his
cardinal virtues. The corner
stone of his success was the same
as that of the detectives-"Nev-
er sleep" No one ever saw him
with his eyes shut. In present
ing a bill he has been excelled
by few and surpassed by none.
He was the best collector the
world ever knew. He got a
mans acceptance" every time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07
Al Little Fan.

/ ~ JOu hhpH, olWu Uiihh
Of the hog as belonging to the
vegetable kingdom.
"Why so!a
"Oh, because he grows the
root. 7" Philadelphia Press.
She-She is only twenty.seven
but her hair is white as the
driven snow prematurely so.
He Some great trouble,
presume. What was its color
before?
She--Just the hue that Titan
loved.
| He-Oh, / see. That white
horse superstition must have
lpreyed on her mind. Kate
Fields Washington. .~
Judge to the defendant-You
confess, then, that you called
the plaintiff a ''cow."
Eyes, | do"
Judge Ito the plaintiff)-Well,
what damages do you W lnts
81 want fifty dollars repara-
tion or character -
"That is rather a big sum
for such an offense," remarks
the Judge. t
The Plaintiff "a drover)-
But, Your Honor, please take
into consideration the present
high price tf cattle, if you
please. ."-Fliegende Blaetter.
A New Reason.-Mr. De Club
My dear, a great German
physician says women require
more sleep than men.
Mrs. De C.-Does he?
Mr.. De C.-Yes, my my dear
--um-er-you'd better not wait
up for me tonight. New York
Weekly.
Mrs. Grabb (hostess)-Your
little son does not appear to
have much appetite.
Mrs. Grabb-No, he's quite de-
licate.
Mrs. Grabb-Cau't you think
of anything you would like, my
little man?
Little Man-No, 'em. You
see MON made me eat a whole
lot before me started, so /
wouldn't make a pig of myself.
-(Good News.
"Miss Bessie" he faltered,
"do you think you could learn
to love me? a.s-. .%>. .@u
"I-I think | might, Mr..
Spoonamore," she answered
with downcast eyes, "if / were
taught.
And the next moment he had
her taut.-Chicago Tribune.
Filkins-Well, Count, did you
succeed in trading your title for
Miss Millun's hand:
Count Keingelt-No; her ia
ther offered me too much boot.
Binghamton Republican.
"I'm glad Mortimer is to mar
ry a wife with no false pride
and with some practical know
ledge of housekeeping"
"Has Mise Van Duckats any
of that"
"Why, yes. This paper says
she looked very handsome
sweeping up the avenue yester-
day. New York Herald.
Attorney TO witness)--So
you follow the water for a liv-
ing, do you:
Witness-Yes, sir.
Attorney-Always.
Witness-No, sir. Sometimes
| go up stream. Washington
Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07
A Kcg OF Powder In a Black.
smith Shop.

At Mr.. G. w. Raines' saw
mill about . miles from San
ford, last Thursday morning a
ksg of powder exploded and
dreadfully burned three white
men and one negro. Some Of
the hands had set the keg of
powder in the blacksmith shop
on a shelf the evening before
and these men were working in
there not having noticed that
the powder was there. In all
probability the keg of powder
was unstopped and in welding
a wagon tire a spark flew into
it. The keg was setting with
the seam toward the men and
the explosion ripped it open and
threw burning powder all over
them. Mr.. G. w. Raines the
proprietor was nearest it and
Mr.. John Kimbell was next.
They received the worst Of it,
Mr.. Burnice Brown was right
badly burned and so was John
Davis col. but neither Of the two
latterseriously. Mr.. Raines rush.
ed out and ran some twenty
yards 10 a tank Of water and
plunged into Il, after which he
was pulled out by his workmen.
Mr.. Kimbell was not seen until
he had torn nearly all his cloth
ing off Of himself. Sanford
Express.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

The woman's independent or
ganization, composed Of colored
women throughout the country,
is sending out circulars to that
race, complaining that the lady
managers Of the worlds fair
have refused to accord to the
colored women Of the country
an equal chance 10 make an ex-
hibit of their handwork.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Dispatches from Bloomington
and Freeport, ILL.,, represent
that the heat in these sections
is of a whitening character.
The grass is burning up and
some farmers are beginning TO
feed their stock from what was
intended to be the winters
store. The streams are nearly
all dried up and the leaves are
falling from the trees prema-
turely. Greater heat and
drought are not remembered by
the older inhabitants.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

"who is that" he asked,
neryously, as he heard q foot.
step in the hall. 49,
"0nly papa" she whispered.
He moved about uneasily.
Don't be afraid" she mur.
INJURED; "you can surely trust
papa"
Il don't know" he said,
doubtfully.
ooh, Arthur she cried,
appealingly, "you certainly
ought to nobody else in town
viii. ."-Detroit Fress Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Congressman Cheatham has
removed his residence from
Henderson TO Littleton, Halifax
county. This became q politi-
cal necessity to him, as the last
Legislature, in redistricting the
State, took Vance county out of
the Second district, and as he
desires TO be returned to Con-
grcss he had to move his resi-
dcnce and become o citizen of
the district he represents now.
He is the only colored member
Of that body. Henderson Gold
Leaf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Southern negroes do not
make much use of the tele-
graph, but the other day a
colored brother entered the tele-
graph office at Americus, Ca,
and handed the following mes
sage to operator 81 want to
know is you dead" The mes.
sage was sent as directed, and
as no reply has be received the
party addressed is probably
dead sure enough.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

soME men never do any good
for their country until they are
sent to the penitentiary: a con.
Wet in the Colorado pen has in.
vented a gallows that compels
a criminal when sentenced 10
death 10 become his own hang.
man. Itwas tried on acriminal
q few days ago and proved a
success.
David Evans has been elected
o succeed st. Joseph Savory,
as lord mayor Of London.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07
a sable Son of Ham intently

a SABLE son OF nam lntently
watching the process of extract
ing one Of the big blocks Of ice
at the factory, without design
to be irreverent, remarked,
"Well / ba doggoned ef Mr..
Sterlin' amt er gittin' er head
oh de Laud, fer he kin max ice
in de summer time an dc Land
hab ter wait twel de winter -
Washington Gazette.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

The first street car passed up
South Elm today at noon. II
was drawn by two horses-no
idummy-and placed upon the
track at the McAdoo House.
Ii will be under the conductor.
ship Of Capt Apple and will
make frequent trips between
the McAdoo House and the pres.
ent terminus at the X. q d.
Railroad where il crosses South
Elm. Greensboro Record.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

An important gathering of
the clergy and laity ofithe Epis-
copal church Of this country
viii take place in Washington
City on the 18th Of November.
II is known as the church con-
gress and this will be the four
teenth session.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

r. A. Yancey, a farmer who
resides near Berea, takes the
cake on large opossums. He
went out a few nights ago and
caught four, one of which
weighed 26 pounds. The dogs
scented him near the house and
soon had him cornered. He
was no doubt looking for Mrs.
Yancey's fat hens as she had
been missing them for some
time Oxford Ledger.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Tue daughters Of the Princess
of Wales are said to be able to
go into the kitchen and cook a
meals victuals, but they never
do it. In this respect the
daughters of the princess are
like a great many American
girls.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07
MiLL!oSAIHs:S FAIL OUT.
A Gas Bill OF &J;j0,ODO the
Cause of iic TrUub g.

Cause of i,c 'rrUttb g.
PrTTsBrRG, Pa, Sept. 30.-
Andrew Carnegie and George
Westinghouse, Pittshurg's two
most widely krown million.
aires, have gone cunning for
each other. The trouble is over q
gas bill of $3.50, 900, which West
inghouse's company claims
Carnegie's firms owe it. Car.
negie's people say that they
don't owe il, but declare the
Westinghouse people owe them
thousands Of dollars for breach
Of contract. Carnegie, Phipps
& Co. have obtained a prelimi-
nary Injunction against the
Philadelphia Natural Gas Com.
pany, Mr.. Westinghouse con
cern. restraining it from cutting
off the gas at four Of Carnegie's
plants ; asking damages for the
failure to keep UP the supply.
Mr.. Westinghouse comes back
at the Carnegie people with a
suit for unpaid gas bills amount.
ing to S5SU,OU0. The result Of
this fight will be to force the
gas company TO demonstrate
that the natural gas supply Is
really becoming exhausted, and
to prove that il has not been
cutting off iron mills merely for
the purpose Of seryingonly pri.
vate consumers at the giltedge
rates which natural gas here.
abouts is now fetching.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

SIeepIessness, nervous prostration
fits, st. Vitus dance, nervousness,
hysteria, headache, hot fiushes, nerv-
ous dyspepsia, confusion, are cures
by DR.. Miles Neryine. Trial bot
tells and fine books free at Yearby's
drugstore or address DIR. Miles Med
adical Co., Elkhbart, Ind.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Hewitt a Chandler made the
lowest bids for approaches to
the United States courthouse at
Chattanooga $G, 900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Candidate as q rule air the
most polltestmen on earth.
Pensions is a powerful argy.
ment In favor Of patriotism.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

The Amerikin Eagel kin live
on glory, but patriots amt abel
to.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Some men have q heep site
more intrust in politicks than
prinsiple.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Fat offices inspires patriots
with confidents in this country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

Itch on human and horses
and all animals cured in 80 min
utes by WooIford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by N. NJ. johnson a Co., Drug
gist, Durham, N. G. ap 8 If
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

A man that's got a good offs
is a plum fool that won't fite
for it tooth and toe nail. De-
troit Free Press.
------s s---~ S--- ----
Petticoats amt cut to fit bal
let boxes.
Uncle Sam jist amt afeared
Of nobody, that's what.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-07

For several years have recommended
your Csefofia, aud shall always continue 70
DO y 4. y has Invariably produced bene1cisi
rcsults.v
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WANTED--LOTS.

w IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
For ready purchasers. Those IN this sect.p
vii do vel - place them with Us %
BARNES WEAVER
my23-3t Ga II 81. NV.
WANrED-To Buy 100000 FEET OF GROUND
w on Columbia Heights north OF Harvard 81 BE-
tween 18th and 18th SITS state OF lots and
square; must 10 . baIsaln- Address II. p. L., star
o5kcs% Ry-2a.t'
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iA0 ! st...... .........-e6o
1915 2 st. ................o5
10ll ] st. .65
20l5 III st. ....-.........-.40
1906 ed st. ..........,.2I
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9TH st NV. 2rs. IS per mo
OFFICE ROOMS.
HOS f st NV, first floor
and basement 1000. .160
HOS L st. Sd and 4th
noors- ESQ and 3o
1O5 Pa. av NV. room ID. 10
SHED.
H st bet 18th and 10th
sts.........:.--.-.. .&6O
10Th st bet j and K SITS. 100
18th st bet Q and X SITS 200
jefferson place bet Conn
ave and 18th st. .....I75
4 st bet 16thklSth. 1876. IL
] bet 18th and 18th. les. "a
Mass ave bet 10th and
18th ct bet o and + sts. Ids
De Sales ct. .,1 5O
18th bet X and L NV. $50
FIST st, bet Rand s SITS. $50
18th st bet g and II SITS. 125
18th Ut bet Q and X SITS. .l25
Jefferson place bet Conn
avand 18th st. los. %
18th st bet / and X sts. 100
X Of bet l4th&l3th SITS. 100
9TH st, corner p Ut. 100
+ g bet nth and 18th
o.. ~ ic.:.;. .S3
18TH ut near Boundary. so
18th st bet y and p SITS
tsulnmer) IS
BI.E
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANIED-IN cot NIRY NEAR X. Il. STATION
W WITHIN thirty minutes by raft frOnI Washington,
board ior ave adults Address, with parti ulzrs and
terms. Box 10, Star once. my.sl-Jt'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, COUNTRY
w board on Net Branch Is. K o., within IA miles Of
Warrington B.f.N.. star oEace. Ia
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In SQUARE bounded ~ Conn ave and issS and -
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

EoR RENT-aO0D BRICK STABLE IN REAR OF
h9uss o2o New Jersey ave. nv. Apply at 537
NV Jersey ave nv. my2S-y
EoR RENT-rwO-sToRY BRICK STABLE, BACK
81 1oiy losh O. bet. X and L n. W.. Addfsss GEO.
X o HAhSliS, 3ls Pa ave. g @. or EUGENE Z. Ar
SoLD. Aoo La ave- myll-1m
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FOR sALE--MIsCELLANEoUs

FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS
EoK sALL-DARk BAY HORST, oooD sApDLER
NILSSON. star Ofhss. "-'''''-' ''''' 80" IL
S9s sAl-E-A STRONG. SOUND fIvE-NEAR-
y HoPkiSs. Tivsry ss.sss. ssS i 8. and RSeSs
EoR sALE-foR cAsB-oNE PARIoE SUITE
Sss rs SOW. 81 matt o.rpss sois and
EOk sALE-TwO sHARFs GaRRFTT PARK
L s,ock: s4o per share aadrr-- q p =, ss.r osfcss
'ok sAi-E-fRINTlNe OUTFIT, PREss. TYPE.
- .ssss. ke' Apply 70 A. A HAMfLiox. <ls 10
'ok SALT H1VE A THRFE-oUARTFR BREW.
s.er ,sprins -dsbAr huSsy full leather top tns~l
sod Tor want sr q s s.. aas ss.h s sl s.s
FoR sALE-cAsIN SAILING YACHT. FINEcoS-
ySs sy ssssg o ssll sIsE.nss: %sss oisrs sadrys
FoR = NOVELTIES IN NATURAL
MY f5 tp9 s s is ss. = a.: Two md tour
Iok sAiE,oNE Top WAGON IN fAIR cONDI-
n ton, ,Appiy at Sl4 Penn ave. nv. fr,cs. s2A
L,oR sALE-Two HORSES AMI PHYsTciAN's
tol 81. nyss:sfN
FOR sALE-oNEPATRoF BAY MARES CLOSELY
Address 4. l. IxkEisoS. AeTnaOn. fsiri.I &C. CO.
LroR sALF-BAReAINi THE ENTIRE CON
a ssnss insiuding cr.cser and bread machinery and
gtne CT atouf - horse power in Food cundlon. To 10
soid se aratey or IN lots wanted Also the lease "a
we srse ~Are-liouse bulls. 3l5 18th 81 a.
s sihil. O,sns buisdns is suitable for any heavy
business Rent only eco r-r month. Apply at onre.
Tor further incarnation. al : AZ sth " InySt'
lSoR sALE-PAIR OF HANDSOME BAY MARES,
Address or inquire Of DIR. 4. y. kkENE. Hamilton.
Ioudoun county. Va nly.si-us
tOk sALE-POsIAGE-s CATALOGUES
sued MAY. 1881. lrire. 2sc. All knds Of 4. :.
Aia iorelgn stanll and collections
Al r, hoIhfUCHs. soes Pa ave, "a store belo~
~ 81 "a W ny2SSHs
lFoh sALE-sET DOUBLE CARRIAGE HARNESS
~ 1904 condition Apply st stable OF 20
Oh sALE-AT A BARoAIN-A ellis sAfETY
On yel. OF reliable make has teen Tor sin
my .-S-5t X GoLDsoHMID. loU7-lOsA 81 nv.
tok sALE-GlRL's RUBBER TIkE IkICYcIE.
:, ~so ssoonahAnd Uusss. Apply UOs East CsIaioi
loR sAlE-HOksE. BLACK: : VARS. KIND.
safe IN constant use. SngIe and doubl. wight
Lou: IrNate stables rear uOs q 1t. niy-s3-sts
l.oR sALE-A sILENDID BlCl Gle; PkICI. az.
Cal at - 4 st. s.w. lr
Fok SALE OK KENT-AT LOW pEICFs-Two
halntl!Yilss and une IA.lgraIh. Inquire at olics
lOsI WHITING MACHINE. 5i4 ~ n w. n,.ss-sts
kok sALE-kEsERN OAR NAsFS
IrOn AMI lure Clay Ases
Lawn Goods
VI every de-tr1ttlun
l. Il. AOlsSkLL's,
llOo and llO' sth 1t. NV. my5-im
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANIEQ-iOUNG ENGLlsHMAN, "a WANTS
w 10 room with a younx man fron Germany who
speaks high German Will for the privilege
ences exchanged Address DELAWARE. Star office. Il
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, FURNISHED
w room with south windows northwest part OF
city; best OF references exchanged. Address j. K l.
star ONCE It.
WANTED-AN NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
W second or third story, between 9th and 18th, g
and l. state terms for steady occupant. Box 156,
star office. IT,
WANTED-BY ADULTS. TWO OR THREE ID
W moor rooms en- suite; one furnished; convenient
to patent office; terms IL ust be nouerats, Aduress
stating terms, A E. B., Star office. IT.
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENT, LARGE, COOL
w furnished room in private house at reasonable
price Ans June l, PERMANENT, Star office lts
WANTED-oNE OR TWO LARGE FURNISHED
w rooms on first floor, with without board. Ad-
oress. with terms, NAVY. Star office. my:2-3ts
WANTED-BY JUNE 1, AN ELDERLY LADY
w and daughter wish to rent permanently or
communicating rooms, I'd floor Of 3-slory house. Tor
iht mouse keeping. with BATH heat and gas. Address
Mrs PHOEBE SUTTON. 1oll L St. NV. my2I-;t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-QFFICES IN CHRONICLE BUILD
= tn1s second moor. at 11th Ut. nv; rent
Sole ALSO one larxs store room on third door and
oach rooms on 1rst. It,
third aoors. in 1AOS 7 e. NV.
my.s3-1w WM. Il. SAUNDERS CO.
LOB RENT-A VERY PLEAsANT FRONT
el5 Rsr month. b. A. fH1ILIPe D SON.
myO-N 1zl9 New York ave.
E0R RENL-oE!ICK ON q ST. BET 18th AND
Sn,ss a. = e The eToand hoo! and q eompets in
most important sausres IL tSs CIV ~ - - mn, III
JOHN u MI0tf. ll66H q q myie.5W
E0a 11NT.LAnoH AID pl6lRAlIE OFFICE
= :. Is; -. SiEsf: Bay. ~ S sSS::a''''
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LrOR RkNT-PIANO ON VERY kEAsONABLE
place Ay23-2se
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EOR RENT
612 18th nv, lar. .e25
Sl4-s16 10Th st. ........25
M7-10 AZ 1t NV. 35r. II
1924 18th, 11r. 10
Il7 Q St NV, 1lr.......S
l0IlN H ave NV, 10r. IS. 5
1927 Il OF NV, l1r. rs. z
60 18th st NV. l3r. rs. d
201 c ct NV, llr.
1l21 18th st NV, l2r.,..7
1910 q ct NV. 10r. IS. 4
2017 Q st NV. Or. g
ly44 l4th st NV, Sr.-....U
LOB x st NV, ". 90. d
1911 18th st NV. 81. 80. 6
14l0 N Ut NV, l0r. 80. 8
9O2 T st NV, Tor. %
2O4 Ind ave NV, Or. so. a
1913 10Th st NV, Tor. so. 6
lG2 Sth ct NV, Ion. 80. 8
1873 7 st NV, Sr.,.,,,... 8
Brsnchville. Or. ....... 5
v56 1 st NV, 9r. A
219 II st NV, Sr. a
~ Z ct NV. 14r.......l2. 5
1896 y st NV. Sr. a
HOS n H ave NV, Tor. =. 4
Wu Pa ave. 8r......35. 6
lO13 10Th st. Sr. 10. 8
lOO6 X st NV. Or. .........3
14o 18th st, store. 81
my3 b. H. XAH
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OOAAlselvAkh Vf bkkDs fUh A ALA sIAIa
$50. Z E1kif. Es1 = a.
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EoR RENT-FURNIsHED. ELEGANT NEW 10
room nsck residence 70 october tor same a. rent
unfur 500 10 may rent longer; central location
mar pension once; answer quick Boz 132, Star
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nrII vT,sc -: :, @
ElCE. -THEeE HOUSES CAN BE IHSPEOTED
ONLY BY PERMITS ERON OUR OFFICE.
myl6A,t u.th lEl3 PENN ava n -
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BOARDING..

I ARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED kOOMS:
IL excellent table drstclass location; summer
convenient principal street carr, gorss hotels and
thesters; rsfersnces given. Mrs. FRENCH. 2O1 ID
ave.. New York city. mylS-0s
THE AUBURN, PA AVE. AND 22D ST. NV.
nicely fuEntshsd rooms and board By day. week o.
month fell
THE wEBSTKn, el3 18th 81, n. v. ;RATEs o.
6 class home pl6os ;ynns sssgD daily 70 al pontso<
Interest nyH
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EOR RENT.DEsIRABLE BRICK; PHYSICIANS
bsth lsr.s cellar yard sxesllcnt Condition; rent eco
near Abaugh's Key ct 100s 18th Of. my5eo3m
EoR RENT-N.E. COR OF 81sT AND NV,
4 II rooms; AMI south and west exposure; laRx6
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-23
FOR RENT--HOUSES
LroR RENr-BY THOMAS 4. wAGGAMAN-
| heal Estate Broker. VI. ~ n o.
HOtfSES

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HOUSES
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isi to is s corcoran " isss is s NV .Is:
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2 2Es St NV, lir Z. - % Myrtle $ me- il Is
II. I'd st ne, IS so4 Capitol ST. or -. is
S. NJ s .s st NV NV ,r 40 iss So 3 me-
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OFFICES
46s la. ave, LIST noor. ESQ Gunson building. rms
3rooms SIN moor. ys.n and ESw nm
%o o. IA a ave. back room, Gnnion baildins. rn
4so IN q NV front eS 18th 81, room a. 10
ss sHe s,n 90 noor Is Gunton building.
sos iS,h st. I'm. 3 ii 4es i. ave. back nm.
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STORES. &c
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sly 18th 1t nv, l1r. 125 liza NJ II NV sr ~ a
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l.ye ID 81 NV. l2r. 100 l4U1 stourhton nj NV
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VIZ ave NV, l2r.. 80 SOs Chaplin 81 nv, ar 40
elS ave nv, IT,. as l..Sg Firth II NV 81 ~
l5ls Conn ave, 1lr. 81. So l.JtS II IT a W lCr al
3l2Conn ave, 1tE 81. 80 lSs, 7th ~ NV rsor,
It's q NV. 1lr -. SO. 80 and dwelling. -. "a
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TT Soncoran II NV. S1 ave NV. 0r..... 20
llGs yeh st NV. iir - IS 34:Si ST NV. tr 20
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SoUU l3th 81 NV, qr... 90 2l(r} 9Th 81 NV store
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Ihe above houses can oe examined by permit from
our once only. IhOMAs j. FISHER CO..
nyIo l324 81. N. ".
EoR RENT-To WHITES oNLY-ts so EACH, 90
= honsesi rooms; plenty Of water; Blsdensburg
nngton, Lewis 81. and BlAdens6urs road. A. Ii.
sEMMks, Sis ST.. Room 49, myll-lm'
tfoh kENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING
combined IN northwest. very low rent: good loca-
non. ChAKLEs EARLY. 6O3 l4th st. mys-lm
FOR RENT-s75. 30. l34l L ST. NV, ATTKAC-
i've o-story and basement bay-window brick. y
rooms cellar, back building, alley, mod iinps good
neig hborhood Jos. FORREST. zoos OF. NV. u
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