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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASH
~ ington. ID: C.. November 10, 1S92.-Inf uruat.on
has been received at this department Mr.. o. II.
Dockery the consul Seneral of the United States a;
July 1892. at Rio de Janeiro OF William LiSen.
American citizen Per dispatch No. l1S. Dated Oc-
tober 9. 1872. 1t
OFFICIAL.-DEPARTME OF sTAfr. WASH.
~ ington. ID g.. November 10. lSs2.-fn formation
has been RECEIVED at This dePassnens from Mr. % ~
Rio de yaneiro. Brazil, of the death tho sob OF
July 1872 at RIO de Janeiro of Jose Man. Mepoee
an American citizen Per dispatch No. IL. Dated
October 8. 1892 ~ II n
FICIAI.-DEPARTMENr OF STATE, wAsy-
" ingtop. ID. C., November ID. 1Ssk.-snformsfidn
has been received NJ this depar;ment from Mr. o II;
Dockery the consul general Of the United States
RIO de Janero Brazil OF the desth the Q of June
1892 ct Rio de Janeiro Of Edward BRIGHT. tme.!-
citizen Per dispatch No. W. Dated October q.
1892 1t
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STORAGE.

- storage sIsrtments at LATIMER SLyOAN'S,
40. St convenient location In the city.
n3lm
'THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY.
y warehouses Nos 10 and IL 3 ct. 4. e.-Storers Of
separate rooms Jssirsd Hxuiinx % and nom real
assS ssss sS ea aepossi .us,. a., ALskhr IHE00
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WANTED


WANTED 2. A FAMlLy OF THEE ADULTS
w three lai.dryr. b-t- and nurse. pAro- and
9 ~ h rI-.I.-. fIrl-r-d. with list tals board 10
eafl l-i - h.ts-u u an! T. lIth and 18th streets
'lhNe-f hs-f -relrc. fsziu-rri All kiVef Ad-
'r--- Z. u city o. BpN iiS nIs-3t-
WANTTp- b EifKET SINGLE GENTLEMEN.
W fLr f-Fu -hH#i grsl-la- t-tue.u AMI y. l0tH
cal -. - = ~ Mt - excel gu Atir-s IL
=. & >tt- en- Ll.-:it'
WANTTD- FURNISHED ROOMS b GESTIF-
" l-su- .strr store Df g. h-- los Ally. Ad-
O. h y. Stlr o-a.-- n.
NTrNTEp- IJENISHFD LOOMS WITH
" privieer q 4Eft Eous - PING. heat. gas ani
b,tt 'ulNeul.ft state T-l-- Nia-h must - low ON
Sra. lar iice. n17-2t.
WANTED-Tu EEST SUITE OF ROOMS
w with bath. Tor 3 ssuTs~1.-u. viii or With IT
ar D. - F.-u "a a tnta Ste. y anI [ s:s AG-
do q "a y. Sta- oias.- IL
" ANrfb .TUC FURNISHED or PARTLY
W fu-uf-ns-i rg,f- fc- isht nous ping Address
a. A y. ~t4r CA. IT.
WAN rTu-uNEJ ENI-HED ROOMS. PAELOR
w ct q b. r4fl T. tHf.-- atfs a
81 rorf~r v rartN t4ktLs ia r--ll-l-s Answer
- 49, - ti'n aiit les. nav. Stl- of- IT,
W ANIED- piriNG ROOM NND KITCHEN IL
w Euft. contra. lH-siffv % table hosrdes~- Nus
Z d sMi1 n. >tar faee. n!JH.
WANILp- IVENIsHFD AND USrUKNIsHED
w r'ot1-- al arr - city c.-aI and Plan
"a ~ d. rtu.s ruetlsrs t~s.ailt-h-t Ie'Sj).
n let--EhtA XIII Nkh.~ AGENCY. AZ l!'A Il. n VI.
WANTTD - N PEASANT QUARTER OF
w r.Ftlw-~t. four rsHf,.. psrtly furnished south
IN art western well hrgtet aIi lighted .
.ith rrst-- bard u lous- 81 near b.. Address Box
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FOR sALE-HoRsrs & vrHrcLEa


lNoR sNLE-BY owner. FINELY NAroHEr
1nde ssd6s, en- = sen At c6offRs iitfRs
srAbIss. IA rear q freaonia. II hri 18th and isth-
EoR sAIE = BAY MARE, rHAEroN. BrSoY.
f,lla = ,a-fes- nv ? anAe, Al IN 500 cs,i,-
:, Nv. bst i. AMI ana S ana dprn' pi7,ei'
FoR sAi ,l,,.'i SNsnkL bAN Honsr AZ
TOR sAIE-No. l BAY MARE; I5S HANDS,
rssranteed cl.nd and ~afe, suitable for Doctor.
ANnrEsoN sTRuLis. east >iss l5ih bsI X shdi.
MIA
LoR SAIL coop HoRsE BUeGy AND INV
cheap Tor oA~h. AliFess BoS l0l. Star ofie. hi53.
JroR sAIB-A vERY HANDSOME NEw SEDAN
one se>Jnd-hand hronehsm sood As new some
one K-ow- IriniI. Ihs very la,~s, dasien On c.rt.
ne Ntr;gt.A SIAM ~; suitable .cr ras,sisian-
rn,si coast artaii, ;araiiy MASON ~ The city.
aescrtoa. ,hs, VII be sispos' q a; low nsurr-.
~ys,s, - ~. ssgee carriage horses. well seasoned
wN ?. powNEY
Hls-Nt Carriage Repository snd stables
FOR SAIL. 4 GENrLENAN's OUTFIT. CON-
slstinE = hoag-t.U Va hlsck mar. ld hands sir
ySST .. sa = Vac \. .s esd iSs, he 60, sa
hnss' oo~i s;s-5; hand mAde set q harness. ~hip
W., Va :, ssll eleag. If s'ld at once.
MccAUILY's CENTRAL srABLr.
1t 400 10 sio isth at n.
EnG sALF-s BEsUTITI Z BAY FAMILY HoRsEi
sound Spirited ye-a s,,i,sh dom, want ~hp must
good ", rs rouy SEQ BarSuia, '''' nIs
Eoh sN.E-@ODD HORSE. CHEAP. NOON
coR sthF HANDSOME RAY HoRsE. SIX
years old well tired tr,' f a.. ,,.-.ti, .,,,,l
and gentle; vii stand oi srSd II caSs or Ssilrasa
sr. ME- T.' SkhNGH I'M iiAsssp tfS sf Can
ni'~f l236 l2th - n ~.
E,oE sALE-lNE DARK Ray HORSE. SIX WARS
ssut q VS.. Gan 10 seen at BrkGDoEFssT RIs.
sth = near pnw nl8N
Tor sAIF-DUNHAM BROUGHAN. LIGHT
eleSaut and comfortable. Trartirally good new.
brewster a g. hrooFham. a acai. roomy cArrisses
one ane second-hand e1tensicu-tor cArri.re. ussS
one siiyer'- kno.k-sboui wagon. teautv.
one handsome phseton hurry.
The above oAFrlages all ssrond hand hut are IN
reriect condition and OF the latest desieis and best
MIG niSas b. J. po"NfE ms Sem is,s :,
INoh saIE-HoRsE SUITABLE FOR A nncroR
u, or smiiy csrriAge srAiLE. 1897 Roanoke
INoE sALF A STRONG GRAY HORSE YFaRs
1oa 8 P 9 ' N @S. aSSssns sA f1 sss or
gentle horse. la2u ncnns, lvAnis ave. ni.sN.
IroB sAIE-I HAVE JTsT BOUGHT FoR CASH.
a le.5. STOCK Of IN, nne-' box end OPEN WAGONS N
Phss eplia which has Just sold out This wsrs vii
be ~ so -, = very low price las. X rRoBrY..
INoR sALr-THIGTY HTAn or HORSES JUST
4 arrived from t'~orgetown. Nv. Three Iairs Of hay
one brown horse can f tro, e in 60 a sna .nrrsi
dT ~ So rs ~ Nv S a. an go IL sMTSS
SALE STABLES. i2iO onto ave. niitew
INoR SATF-JUsT ARKIyED-40 CHOICE sF-
them sorne me d-a sa driving Sors siso,w1 sssy.
f ced So s,s o SIGo issG H ii% fHe
403 18th -. nv. ns-i2r
nor sALE-RARG,rNs IN All KINDS OF NEW
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WANTFD-HELP.
MALI.


NVANTTD-k sroUI WITT Boy As HEIPTR
w IN a can't fsctorv. ATr'y 80 AVE N N.nls1,'
NlANrED-Ivp H.oD TtNNEts SoSF HUT
W rood n-n Want~i. 10 , FiStLES. Oh" ~ st
WANTFD-sN OFFICE BOY. ABOTT 1G. ONE
W rho .t-rsf1n-s atm On gis-i 'i.,a PR
WAND WITT Boy II ANTIQUE FURyI-
w rlF~ store LOO " = - "
WhSIFn +. 80 1LLnAth FIEsI 1855
sssi s p i s 10 iRd se&S Fssn;H s
XN-ASTFD-a~E ~ EKIES6ID DoUBLT ENTRY
", ,s1s. - Ass-'s g e star ON + S!V
N-ANTFD- q FrEsT-CLsss TISNTRs AND
W iuI4a Aants steady Job 4" rtsht parties,
WANTED COMPETENT HOTEL STEWARD
sas .sr, r:'', 5 S;sh 20 - sSnsh Pece,nhHI L
" & sS r-rS go "a iss n ~ s s9S oa6 a.n 10
W NLEiZ's MGDEi.N TH1kMAcT aisa,
" lSTIp- XrERIEN CID FLTvAToR BOY AT
W " STZS S.0T RI FI!AisMACY nIS-3t
Ny-ASrED ToTNG yrN. ABOUT 10 or 10
W vsars al. vrsIus;-s = the HiSh school who
-riis sd s.ai an1 hSure rapidly. Aadrs,. b,
VA rr-s YOUNG MAX WITH KSOWI IDGE
W - - So gils stat" ~" and salary sxlec!sd
WN,STT2- BGrGHr. ACTrvE TorSG MAN
-. ~ We r1r. A. LncWleder O. The pension lusi-
Ts ,W BoS1 p riEf ,'s stsf o S'sn I nis
U-sNrFn BUTLTR AND LAUNDAEss. col
~, 80 "a hrinE Eo"o r"fsrenoes Ahdrsss BoS
XH-RSIFD-A NAN WHO Is NOT AFRAID OF
" N'tE AMI Nao nor -.ga.y uadrrsiands run
isr.-s-.d rr h~rrs f,i-i Tarsia9 f.1rinE snd get
uHr i all ord.- hat cone slt3 = - !l-nr- yart'
= aaa nhi0 Az. nl5-3;'
" ,Nrl IA uErNSER WHO UNDERsTANDs |
" ra,i~s,e i-u .,;is't"s- references refii-Si-
WAN Fl Al riT4 ISTsILICyScE OFFICE. |
W CO. - " ti'->, .ha t--t1ais cr1vrrs rSrteT-t
10 tGy' igr - ysrs Pn1s . furnished MT,
W-hNT 0-tCIrvE wOEKEEs FOR '.sHFTP.S 4
w D.. 'or-s~f- . the ~. 90 ,osfinx 300, 90, ]
20 .lay bon nrl. MS VII vita suc-ess Mr. idw. B
I hel-J. lt,'s-'oyn. ps cles. q; ITO n ons vs~A
S,--a- Al b. - ---s A.driss GLGBE BIBLE PUB /
~ Fl" 80. . Chez uIt -. FhiildsiFhi,. p.
or ~, ''Ii-l1-n a. .t.--rnro. IA nlllG
XN'ANTEp- tIESTS- GC,I TI-sUE MINDS /
w rlat a. better ,han r-ri-s and t.read.siiks. I
a., i! mai. n sisYSEA 60 Ir s R L
IX-ANTED CFS CEAL AGFST OR NASAGFR 1
In city arr vy..rl srrou-I coIntrv through 7
- -a-sss., husf-"s -t-i-ty legitimate and
.. seiihSF ~ r.ah. AL~Tai rash sa.aIy e1I"ilsrs
su--.s y s.-r . g a k.E md abe p ave hIst-
ea-- r~i.-' Erri' n Given n nz1 VIII little
sss,t' thg - -, = ~ 80 PL 'sat .tsass,ent
r.~-t-' wra alrssfv controls for-e # active 4
"a. .n az ..lr iTw ys.Sngsgs IN gs1eT 'i->-
Hck. -rl4s- id. Ohio. me-. l5S17 2.
W NTET- n GOOD INIT ,TRl Al. INsJrANCE l
W greats also a.sn g. -sval an crxanlx- lodges.
Dis MI steady los''. ns 70 .yperisaeed
se'--- Cu7 13th = nv.
" ~ -sTgSC6E trHEEs As,D EENIYG- !
f r, is a.hi ,:no1. Ssl-,G sni
~ Pic az, f'F i r-siSss: W." 4y,.
write e--cs. stt aud = ia n s.9t
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WANTED-LOTS.

yI-ANTED-rO PURCHASE A WHOLE SQy ARE
w q Trlunf in the northeast southeast, easily
.-blivi ed for buillfng- Address BUILDER, 2. %.
heK -. ui5.St-
Any TINE YOU WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
n slt get IN Ht-kAl u 1HE LAW RE
lOLf TX OBJ lex. ssls y 81 LEoAL bl4nks-
fl.I> TING EStih AZ No. Noted fOs kl-sE DIRK
- ". 1.OOk.-. A4.A<sE llL.to
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PERSONAL.

HABEAS, LATIN FOR HAVE lOUy III you
have gents secondhand clothing and wan, tig
cash prices, address call JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l9 ID st. 4 ". NIL
A UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Communications promptly attended TO; confiden-
tial. O.ice open all hours. Best references. WI
WILLIAMS Manager. $50 Est. n. W. 1elC-6m'
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(voMlzIssIoNER or DEEDS ron EVERY STATE
~ and Territory. Notary and q. :. Commissions
oc.ss JOHN K bkALL. LEI . 81 nv
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LOST AND FOUND

7 OST-ON SATURDAY MORNING. NOV 10
II 1892. fox hound; spotted; number of tag 5S04.
Finder will I've rewarded il re.urIei to 713 North
Capitol st. IT.
I OST = WEDNESDAY EVENING. CHAIN
II bracelet. VIII finder please return 1t to Room
24C. patent office and receive reward. 1t.
I OST A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES IN
- leather case. Reward cffered. Z. ". WHIT
AMER. lIO6Pi. ave. It.
7 OST A BLACK ONYX AND GOLD BEAD
bracelet on last Friday nixht, going from the Ma
tional Theater 70 North Capitol and Reward if
returned To OWNER 40 st. NV. II.
7 OST-LACE PIN IN FORM OF AN ARROW;
- enamel and small stone setting. Receive reward
when left at :2}13 Penn. H. IT.
I osT A LARGE MoUSE-COLORED GREY
\. hound; sore on right hip; no collar. Reward if
returned to Dis ST. n. IT.
EOUND-ON NOV. LAST, A PAIR OF GOLD
i spectacles, which can have by proving
property and payin cost of this advertisement Adj
dress GEORGE ". ADAMS. llOS T. St n nI6-2t
STRAYED-SUNDAY. NOV. l3. BLACK AND
- tan terrier, wearing red ribbon with small lock
attached LIBERAL reward if returned 10 4l9 eth ST.
W. nl6-ots
I OST-I. .. o. +. JEWEL: OWNERS NAME
II engraved. Reward if returned to 1923 9th H. W.
nl6-2t'
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IN-ANTEp = eESrhaI. AaENr OR NANAGfR

" ~ -sT.2sC5E NrHEEs ND EENISCi-
W tvY~~-ft-r upvrGsor- directed - positions;
IVY as EitS rrNNiief rnuF-t-nt =trnoSrspEer. AMI
l-TfLsf" y-.rato-s - hare sJ- >-rvices. WICK
tlE. --AGANs < RESLplCl. Remington Tyrc-
vritsr ailcs. -lt and sis p sss29-t
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w sV.-rr- . INTrEIFNCrD WOMEN TO SEW
W trar..ss vUEDENAN : co. Gl0 12,h T.
tXASTru- woSIsS COOKS. si2 To $40 Pr
" rnth uaics. waitress u,.rs~-. Scrubnr-s.
,.-ss-d sf... piCE 5 IGfS.CY .ti:i az - ~ Il.
N(-hNrs., -.I.If- Ot. YOUNG MIN TO TAFE
W lishi. -lra--n- uork At = cir own honles {. %
: r"l -, ~ O. gts.-y rad. worn ; NJ 1E lE1!i.
80 gao RING 60. Eo1 5'-i1. Bost.a. Mas
is-r'...s r.. ie>' nl1-~uUS'
"A t&ITD WHIT LNpiTs MAID. AGE ABOUT
- ., : r.. 80 .fs,t. tay So
! -. {: r.i-- re-. iss. SIS Ar9iy . NJ. DTN-
NlN'' ia,.--' lru--r'.s. Iulca. 81 lUth -. W.
Ihsrrfx ...ii-= urr.af--- Hi9-:},-
WtNEsu AIS. AptES. AcCOCNIsNTs AND
rar. rvE ALAS ROYAL corner PcI.nsylvania
~ A,-TTD. 4 sTFArY. MILLING WHITE GIRL
W 90 us-a4 II--wosk IN > stnsll family Ap-
TH; Slta 5"---en1es. a. stole ma l4th - nv
NASI rD FEos sl3 ~ go WILL. BE PAID
W 80 ~. 3 sots -.s - V-u' .EaI.ii~rrnai,s. nurses
rifEicL's 'rSfLG9l MI SaENCY' Gio I'm A It.
N-tSrII.- woEtN TO COOK. WASH AND
W .ro-. .a..- lake -e-'sll -,n-s4.iy useful 81
N-tNTE;'- INfSiEpINI Ei.Y-A WHITE WOMAN
- t1 4 o'3.'' aud E'',rra! !, .worA =,
iAlltN ~ far-- aI.s Dsswvcn : AID > T. 2+l1
N'ANI d WIFI. OIL As CHkYBEEMAID
between Il ..iel s 5',.5rE = IN evening ni6-a:
W-NNrEp =. FIRST. Class COOK AND ONE
W g-i -ir. say nights. l111 I";h s.. NV
W-ANITu--wAIsT AND SHIRT HANDS. AP-
W T'yanii IitA = n1i-3t'
W-4NEao-a ''y6D COOK. WHITE or COZ
forts.. r,.l u-ins r--sr~u-s- 1901 3Ist -. u163'
WNNrrp-GouD CpCE 20 NASH AND IRON;
'5a5 = I.a' s1t 81, 7ei-Ierce Apply "a
" ANt.I.-f WITH WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
w rrf assist Poi D. -.y.vF.rt. Av.'ly % CONWAY
EIuIN~ON. 4U5 ..tn IT. nv. El6-2I.
NAN IEB-s 6OuD >ETTI FL WOMAN FOR
w E~u--ai hrI-esorE "a s.nsi' family. AuIly 2OSi
iertI-r -c, between llta. 18Th " and 81 10 %
N-ANrLI- Al @nI: EUIYTK PLACF. A conf
w r~t.at aii. Won IA % coos and a. neral house
~ Eef-r~nsr required Call between l. and .
WANTEp-Nt Rs. oNF Spanning GOOD
str of--v. ni6-5t.
WNNTEp - TIEsT-.LIss PASTRY COOK;
e,is v6'on& ,si5 LG%' .H A ni5st
MAJ. -f!g-E-CLA~~ WHITE COOK SMALL
s-ay ~ -; s'.,e ~ 3. aa'i.-y,eTs tai.e
20 a. ' Arry to 81 M iO' b IN eEis IN nat
- ton nv.
all ~ Room ;. uIstairs-
N-ANTFp-CupK .NHIrE wONASl. MUST IN
d. s-,r' 's'''-i ''''~ "'sv- A@1Fe'' n y STAR
WNSrlb-IADiE, AND GIRLS To DO OR
W az vorr Tor n az home; - 20 - per week
-iy male. To- Iat---lL ~ canyassl.s. send self
% tr"z--f -l.NsfH.s. ECHO MANI r AsrICETNG
'eNFASi. : f---rr- s,,zars. p ston. Mass- MIA IL
ANTfp-ROAIEN COOKS $40 To so. CHAN
W r--I-.ai,is. nurses and iaUndrc-ses. city
aNsv wa-sI-, .-.seT. or farm hands. CJig-@zi men
cc'ks SAMUEL = COOMBS L Co. J21 lOth -
n12-5t'
WtNILD- COOKS. IAELog EAIDs. WAIT
w r--ss-. vai.ers hNTisev o. e. u-iar~,
49, 81. tlu> IN. wa-hsrs 1ts>-raqa. SHsf,sh
a. N'Fss'a. hs'S-J HUMANS. II o q =
E2 g.
IxGNTYP DJXporF's TNPIoyNFSr Br-
W r1siurted y lstl.rs women. white
aut fcrv- 81 al kinds % domestic lat0r city. -.as
afl -f-t-~ v..f rsf-r-nr.S. sOr1 / II n Oc, Ss'
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BOARDING.

THE SOUTEERN-5ll 18TH ST. Nw-FIEST-
L class family oarc and room, 81 per day s6 ter
week Runs tally-ho cosch daily 70 Arliugt n.
Sold ers' Home and Cabin John bridge. nI7-lm'
GOOD BOARD. CHOICE ROOMS. REASONABLE
VI Trce; location central; near tare. mes and
Il. ami 7. depot. l13 Miss uun ave. n. nl2-St.
CAMTFL H. HOWARD. THE AMERICAN
- French caterer, will serve from 1ls7 2lst s..
n GTst-caSs meals at the shortest notice TO
part OF the city need not tell those who have tried
them. strictly arst-ciass. MISC
LXCELLENT TABLE BOARD.
No. 1219 ST. L. W.
nl2-1ws Six O'Clock dinners
MRS. A. ". SHAW OF BALTIMORE HAVING
WI lessedthe Elliott homestead. 49,, North Capitol
st. wi, rent large elegant rooms eastern and southern
exposure. with nrst-class board. Also table board
n1-lSt.
DCn lST ST. N.E-GOoD BOARp: LARGE.
[-O sunny. weii-heated Rooms reaso Fable prices
two lines cars, Capitol, b. and y. depot. also
table bOareers wanted. Ll0-Bw
L'IRST-CLAsS BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS.
Il with all modern improvements centrally located
and moderate charges Ss2 Indiana se2s-3m
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EOE SALE-THE SUBURBAN HOME OF THE
las. Caleb Gushing. consisting 81 lHrge huiidfnrs
and o. acres land ovrlcu kins TINS city. two mil
an oftr solicited; also l0s acres vita large house al
orchard l-iie. 30 acre; terms. also J
acres Wit oroo.n new house ana ltrn On Arlins'p1
HolEfts near electric ears rrire. 81 20. 600 cash
balance so ner month: sisp ncN 4-rooin house All
barn With IA acres tor 100; trns 500 cash. la-
eilre SO per month. Il4rs Iiucr. bargnns call
for fu! pSrti Glrs aud n-i aud list 81 other rur.tv
for sale snd rent J. +. CLEMENTS
nll-Ct l.csl d - NV
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HoR SALON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, FI.Iof-
house. J. r. HERTrORD
Mist lllpa.t
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E'ON NALL-IMO AUkLs OF LAND. IMPROVED
a by handsome new sin room COTTAGE and barn I;
nicely fenced, SIT -ated Arlington Heights COM
handing magnificent view Of this city. the
electric railroad; suitable for gardening. poultry
rails ng. would make convenient resistance
IN the departments IN business In this city and
desiring 70 hive in the sub1ris Price. 81. 200. Terms.
$500 cash. balance $50 per month
nl.-,t IAMES NJ TIFMENIs iaol v .t M
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A GOODRICH. LAWYER 124 DEARBORN
"A. street. Chicago. III "a years experience;
erecy special facilities In Goodrich
.uy.l th.s-ly
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK n. @. BRENNAN.
L Public Accountant and Auditor.
ls2z = o. NV,
seZl-3m Under Thomas ]. Fisher Co.
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lNlR SALE-BY ovNER. FINELY NAroHEr
gairo; seal brown hor-es; dEiys assRs hoT-. "a
srABftS IA rear Il frcaonia n bet, 18th and isth
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-04

IT is absured to charge the demo-
Gratis in congress with being opposed
to the Worlds Fair because they adop-
ted a resolution asking for full llinforma-
tion as to what money had been spent
and as to what it is intended to spend.
The democrats are as deeply interested
in making the Fair a success as any
other citizens of the country, but they
do not propose extravaganza in any
form. Nor do they know or charge
that there has been any extravaganza,
but it is just as we'll to get all the at
tainable facts before making the $5,-
100000 appropriation that is now
asked for.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-04


AS fara as it may be done by the Ways
and Means Committee, the tariff policy
of the house has been agreed npon,
the democrats of that committee hav-
ing decided by vote o. seven to three
that it would report series Of seper-
ate tariff bills, instead of one general
bill. There are still number of prom
inent and influential members of the
House who believe that this matter
should be discussed in caucus before
being finally decided. There is to be
a caucus next Friday night, but as that
was called especially to discuss thesilver
questions, it is not probable that it
will take up anything else, although
something may be said about the feas-
ibility of the caucus electing "steer-
ing" committee of fifteen, which shall
have entire charge of everything and
settle just what shall be done and
what shall be left undone at the pres
ent sessi on. Much can be said both
for and against this last idea.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

WILLIAM DEMPSEY, whose place Of resi-
Hv denGe is unknown, Mary Ann Dempsey,
Thomas Q. Dempfey minor over IA years Of age,
and Sarah Y. Dempsey, minor over IA years OF
age, who reside at Redford New York. will fake
notice that on the 18th day Of January "A D., 1892,
Fred. W. LeSueur, as administrator Of the estate.
Of Thomas Dempsey, late Of Henry County, Ohio,
deceased, filed In the Probate Court Of Henry
County, Ohio, his petition against said persons
above named and Others setting forth the death
and intestacy Of said decedent that his personal
property rights and credits are insufficient to ray
the debts of said deoedent that he died siezed Of
the following described real estate:
The northeast quarter (A) OF the south. west
quarter (A) and the northwest quarter Ky of the
southeast quarter (MI, and the north east quar-
ter ~ Of the southeast quarter ~, except that
part Of said last two tracts lying north OF the,
Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago Railroad Com
papy, containing Eight and Twenty One-Hund-
redhs 8 20 acres of land and except also rstrip Of
land off the east end thereof between said Railway
and the southery line of saId half section, con-
tanning Six and SixtY-four One -Hundredths t6,
64-10O) acres, all In Section Ten (1O). in Town
Three (3) North Of Range Seven "a East, in Henry
County, Ohio.
Eight 49, and Nine 10Y, in Dempsey'a addition 10
the village OF Hamler, in said County and State ;;
that said defendants above named and others are
the heirs at law of said decedent and entitled to the
next estate OF inheritance In said land that said
defendant. the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company has mortgage lien on the said land: /,
that II s necessary to sell said aud TO pay the debts
of said decedent.
Said petitioner prays for the sale Of said lands to
pay the debts Of said decedent.
Said defendants and each and all of them are re-
quired to answer or demur to said petition on or
before the I2th day Of March, 1892, or Judgment
win be taken against theg; Tprn ~ ! .arpY1p,
admir- Of the Estate Of Thos Dempsey, Dsc'd.
BY Harris b Cameron, his Attorneys.
Napoleon Ohio, Jan. 18th, 1892. jan2ist 4
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-04

The commissioners of Seneca coun-
ty have put in an electric light plant
at cost of $2,364, with which they
will light the court house and Jail.
They have also sunk a we'll and put a
system of water works In the two
buildings at an expense Of $1199.
Last year there was paid for electric
lights in the court house and jail
1882, for gas (for light) $459 and the
water works company was paid 1854
for water. Looks as if there may be a
nice saving to the tax payers by the
new order.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-04

The one thing difficult to understand
and that protectionists fail to explain
is, if the duty on cheap wooIens has
made them less in price to the con-
sumer, as the organs continue to
affirm, why does the manufacturer,
oppose repeal of that duty? And
how does the import tax protect? Our
trade in the foreign product is not
lessened. What is that tariff tax good
for anyway, If it reaches not ia all the
army of consumers, has no visible
effect upon the volume of imports,
and compels the decline Of prices in
first hands? When the things claimed
for the wonderful law are groped they
make queer mixture, say the To-
ledo Rec.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-04


OHIO ranks second as a wine pro-
ducing state, California being first
with an annual produce of about {, ,0OO,-
900 gallons; Ohio, 3,5OO,0OO gallons.
Two or three other states only reach
the million mark and the remainder
produces comparatively small
amounts. The most extensive cul-
tivation in the state is in the vicinity
of Lake Erie, the soil of the island be.
ing specially adapted to grape cultiva-
tion. The Catawaba grape was the first
planted on an extensive scale in this
country on leased parcels of unim'
proved land near Cincinnati along in
lS46. Later 1t was introduced in Mis-
souri,, Illinois and New York. The
sprightly and aromatic Catawtr is per
haps better known and has been long
er appreciated than any other wine in
America, many connoisseurs PREFER
ing 1t to the imported.