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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Eos SAILS AcIsis, GROOM HOUSE AND
49,, sars 80 view .cis. out rrics. e. $40 $500
house BAL ehicssh house ana arr~ miles cut !:
rr1ce el.ooe 500 cash, balance e.S p,r month
e0nsaersele fruit ~ nile. out sd.ooo easy ter,ns
sist n 81. so Also ) acres heYn b-r,o,n ho@--
81 300. easy terms hiso several isrrr hcas.- near
The city. 90 small and ie-e tracts 81 land A-o "a
ecrcs with s-rcom house. barns iarr. cusnsftx 81
frit Just south 81 Arlinetor miles from Wsshinr-
great earAini must ~ sod Aros-vera oti.r trsrss
Mar tAe Guy ro's . .ne npsnrroved on yery eesy
Parties taken - viev prcperty frce 81 chsre send
FOR VI the suburbs with list u Property To- $40
r7-si isRi Fsi nv.
Tor RrNT-A sEvEN-RooN DWELLING AT
II Hyatfsv.ile. with Q lsrre lct nicely shaded elA
Also fourteen room dweilisR nicely located IL
Leu-s w.h three scre- Of ground; plenty Of shade
ws-st BrcKErT FoRD. sl7Frny
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM ON GROUND
MA or: 81 fcSsn It's ss Sion %
ave. IL
FOR RENr-7ge RHODE ISLAND AVE-. THIEF
ana a ~ nsSs for h
ai.s ,H lio. an ?, s p''s'
''ss = s's fE's: iss= g .1 ';s
EoR RFNT-10I7 I4TH ST. ELEGANTLY run.
10, nl'hed large front room on second hoo. s'sh
EoR MISREPRESENTATION FLOOR.
L three communicating roorns; bay window; heat,
gas and bath floor; 70 parties Without children
81 T.s s0 Ss rent n0d''''' private ls%
!eS SSs%' i "a boards "a doors ss asss:;s
EoR RENT-NTCR O0of ROOM; YuRNisurD;
:. ior one gent; gAs. bath; % vac meath GOT 18th
FoR aEsT.sio 10Th 81: Nv; TWO coNNu:
Sc; ;Sps SsoP:, month. xpSS 70 ~xYffS Il xSk9
Fssm sE 2;'S $685.. hs THREE -, NICE
Hight Housekeeping no children si2 soin advance.
FoR RENT-ro REFINED COUPLE y 2p.
.Srhs.: sSs;a so%: comforts piis:s. i.n AMI y
sIrs sSa s =
Soara sy day week or months terms moder..e ali
oiieeiliehces. Jy7-6t'
kENirTgRN Ils.S: dHnEE rS
ch1Tssr' references no chiiden 1aia lzth St
family asGa $. gs:''
F Siss, SESTmTwo ,RRIsHT CLEAN USFTa
~; sS
FOR RENT-To GENTLEMAN OR ELDERLY
IL ur,fta ~ a.,
viii comforts o Snd attention Of private family Beat
wsh S.sS shd aaJ
ic s ri sss ass
n e. jyS-Sts
FOR REET-TMo VERY pEsIRABLE ROOMS
ss'' floor iSsa Z eRa Il A2f iis
For RENT-2 .FURNIsHED ROOMS. ALSO
e T iaoa Ssisa terms for
For RRNT-l OR 2 ROOMS At 1903 8 ST.. 90
a. Moor; bath heat. gas; specially low figure for
other roomers; no children newly papered y5-8t
asT ST.
cars and Capitol; summer prices. 3e6-ow'
Tor RENT.coR. eTH AND MASS: AVE. !. LARGE
and .arn ssrg cool u
erences EXCHANGED. jeoO4w'
EOR RENT-AT ~ 10TH ST. NV, LARGE,
\ cOCilIunt rOons and TWO small rooms all nicely
furnished and have large closets good table board
desired }e27-l2ts
Tor RENT THREE CHEERFUL uNFUR-
nshed 9dhoor rooms. suitable for light house keep
Ing large bath room floor. 1919 18th st. n.
one square from Iowa Circle. je16-tyl3
EoR RENT-COTTAaEs AT 0LRN ECHO.
Homes on easy terms in wash inFton. most beautiful
suburb.
Well built for use the year round.
For RENT at el5. 81 10 e21. IS per month.
Rents reduced one slf after October.
SUMMER RESORT
On the beautiful highlands Of the Potornac. City
system Of beverage and water works.
PURE SPRING WATER.
Hot and cold water and bath in every house Elec-
trio iieht. Electric cars to the houses.
Advantages Of Chautauqua schools and entertain
ments. Fine shade and cool breezes. Nights always
cool. Invtgorating climate, boating fishing and
T. r. BALTZLEY,
te23-6 Room T. Sun building
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IroR sALE-BARoAINs
hssa.ss.. house. IN IL o Dro, Q f.I ;aT ic
new al lstest eOnyeniencss Isok a these;. 7.7So
LSSs q Two ssfs.ins ksy. on Florida ave- sss.ss
s sfs ''A nv 0 CA LIZ .Sa ss ~ ~.
EoR SALE-HANDsoME NEW 3-sroRY BRICK
III ISIS lgss x and ssss
rsiee carefully built under our personal snperts,on
sf,,ga Tss SgE:Ss gsyssslsr: and pro. apply o
For sALE-Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
,sss,is.s T III Is kSGfHEaroRp. 1907 ran~
FoR sALE-ELEaAST EEsIpENcE on 1 MAR
az Sco. For particulars. see C 4. 6Sbfsv5op6.
Lon sHEoospLENpID BUSINESS PROPERTY
store 36ris dnng room 2xi6af fstchen iss,.i Is ana
as o s,'s e
1900. OWNER. SEAMS.
FOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PIKoE OF
s4ps sy SP ba s n1ss . os
iy q his props 20 tae ne~ rslss Rcyal baIdinv
asns. e ne central part q The northwssi COSTING
yse. WV JOHN se B WIGHT. i4io $,
For sAI.E-NEw, ELEoANI AND THOROUGHLY
s .sss:s fer f st sf S siH
my2l42t' l3OTrs,
For sALE-soMEBopY rs MISSING RARE
now eopie,ea and rssdy for oeup.ne so T.e :n
s,ss. s \. o s.s' q Ne. Issy ave NsI
lar; fgrn.ce beat; s.sins tubes eecsriS iirh ias;
separate Wasehnsh on premises Easy terms 1 e' Ss
on 5y T ssare'' the 0~Pfr / MANN 20.
L basement cellar pre-s-brick house; c 81 81. near
Lat . MI small cash down and monthly psymenss
,yI-es Rises
= proved or unimrroved properly in the city.
Az sesutiiSI frame s..,sss IN Taloma Pa,s Contain,
ia,ed eiesan, g.6inei manseis and sSsndsie-s rod
ana walks; location high and hcatsy near the "a,
ana hs q Sand ,nSSssS H SD
new peling fence. This property be seen 70 be
m~ NV Ta $3.50 - ~ CIV WEEP p CO. CO
:. SsS i5 SsSI. : $50 s., s z
s$ss NV. 81 Sl. sSslls ana or % .. 600
q I'll sss!ss: L: ~! ooo
e, !: NV n 3 10 s e; nd 500
sS 5 x IS sls ],
ss J. ~ ID Rsf' q { s 81 ;ssi.
and store. m L.. 4, 600 $3.50 IT NV lir b.
500 p ct NV. Tor br. mi lot 2sIi2 - o. 600
m i......-.......4.o 600 BIB n NV Ilr br
l4l1 a2d st. l3r br MI lot e0II2Q. : ID. 600
l., lot 25.50xl30. 1851 Of nv. Groom
alley 500 frame, lot l6rss1. :. p 900
CHARLES a, FICKLrNG,
ap1s-3m l245 SD st. ".
L FIFTEEN srX-ROOM
psTTG GSos q gs6 i FRTo X s TO- ssv
=. on EASY TERMS.
-. Ncx e The tms C make yoar choice Is the hodse.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

w for for COOKS. ohaneefmsiSs ..trsss. isandr,s.ss
4 socass c6 ios II 0uis!'
WANTED-eoT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
9nsmesT,s ng5sss .aays msid;
are IeSommended b. last employers. el3 nh st. n.
W position a. lsdys cOmpanion. 70 do writing in an
G Gdss:.. q z Dc B.in ''~inx sTsn
WANTED-BY A YONG WHITE GIRL Q5), A
~lsn Str. O. das or
Ing vok letters circulars and all descriptions Of
ess .1s :. % soS. .s'
WANTED--BY MAT COLoRED WOMAN, PLACE
. sh ,p S5e p private family Apply ,,.or
WANLEII, b.: = BY REspEoTABLE ooLoREp
H ;sS9s ;y az Al good Tsisfsnes. Please .dss.:
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE CoLORRD
w girl. place to do plain sewing Pleas call I2I4
pi.a Hddrsss lis a ~ 8: N er''''' family Be-
WANTED pl REsPEcTABLE CoLoRED
III H|s II On css'ssf court Sss;:a
WANTED-BY A REsPKCTABLE COLoRED
1s ses n fsS ana
WAS1J,IipSMilssy TWO REsPsGIAs aE G0IoE ,s,,
1sts mrs; places as nurse Address BETTE. 1879
WANTED : BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. situation fryt-clas cook; IN city or at
s ssr, sDSd references Apply lso4 st
WANTED.BY BOY OF SEVENTEEN. HAVING
w so9d education. position in lawyers. real es-
s neSssssPy HdSfo.. 'i h. ssf Once ~ So
WANTED-BY A RkFINEp AND EDUCATED
position N
references. ADDRESS NJ. Z. star oescs. iy6-st'
WANTED--BY A GERMAN LADY, POSITION As
Of aass seI or os
WANTED--A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN
SiR furnish best of reference Address C 81:
WANTED-A POSITION AS BoOKKEEPER
awsn-educsted and sIpsrisnced Young man Who hss
had practical and thorough knowledge Of business.
Iard can give and Best
address Boz IL. Star ONCE ,ysss.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
AID 5l m pace s 6 HSrse or light house. Cal Sst
WASIED,.sIIyAIIoN IN BAKERY; THREE
WANTED GRADUATE AND REGISTERED
s ssa RAEg So
WANTED a SITUATION AS CABINET
the ctS Add sR s It. Just IN
WANTED BY COLORED WOMAN. A
w place as nurse (child). or iady's maid best Of
Ssfsrenses Apply at "A Mass ave. ne. bet. LIST and
NNANTED-BY A YOUNG OOLORED MAN.
81 SI s29d
WANTED-BY FIRsr-CLAsS COOK sITUA-
w tton has good references. Call at Woman's
Christian Association. 17l9 18th st. n ty5-3t'
WANTED SITUATION By A. FIRsT-CLAss
French cook best reference. Please call at 1916
14th ST. jy5-3ts
WANTFD-BY YOUNG MAN WITH tx
w perence In the grocery and meat business situa-
ton; can give the best OF reference; also can get
trade. Address Box 81. Star Office. jy5- St.
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs. private families hotels restnr-
rants or wherever needed also positions for clerks
Established 1885. SHACKLEFORD'S. 427 18th n ".
ty5-6t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOME Ex-
w rertence. situation in grocery business; very
best references Address call, 2113 Pa. Wages
no object. jy5-3t.
WANTED.-oFFICEw WORK OR COLLECTING
w by frst-srsde teacher: bond and reference
given. ANXIOUS, care g. c Burchard, ~ g. and
Pa ave. n. W. jy5-3ts
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS DRIVERS,
w porters, kousemen, maids. nurses. watchmen,
cities and resorts. BURNHAMS. lilo G St NV.
fv.o
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FOR sA1ErTHREE-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME
|ssS ssia & siS sSS E g SSS
ana 81 e:s Fl sih % 3D. & s'00
151s 18th st. 10 600 s. ia u bsiiss: ::
r Esisk So kAaE a5TsEs fSa
7 1a3F..y 81 6. 9 - h. an
81 oi 70 81 si sf En- bet Mas. ave-
ea sna Il sSS gs 81 8. S SSS
to &. s55 ~ = si; $50
ss "a 600 s 81 foss sSS
II + s$$ I'll Il I. 1 SO
Is: Fl sS ss $GSs #sssS$ K
and 9Th e. Sc 5: e45 feet 2, ground fronting l47
large 1--WE four ssa 81
and Pennsylvania ave-. on which will soon be cable
bo6EE IN s sh s T. s loot Apply to
TOR SALE : NEW .EIeHT-RooM AND BATH
e brick. with ~ mod imps. Lot 3o1s,. tcorner).
nee ESsfI Fl x2 a1sfi iss s.''
9Th and Ioth sts. Price. $500. Terms, ell 900
balance go fsi As' 15Ss
FsosEs.as A.E PSi6. fIS 5 Dw =. ING e
,ve.s, YESTERDAY HALDs m !,
FOR sALE-o-ROoM BRICK HOUSE IN THE
northwest ,near street car lines; price. e. 800;
500 cash. room S house near Ess. Capitol stree.
car. YES good large 81 2 r
TNOR SATF-COZy COPNER uOWE. OOpTry
siis sse aSR1 IS rs
M 2
titui home near Kendall Green. Ga 500: 3new bricks
fIss Ss:a soI.
exchange for lots in northwest.
Look for Rcd Key" on the sign Of
KEY BROS 4 CO.,
iy5-1m 91oF st. NV.
Tor sALE-RARE oPPoRTUYITY FOR HOMES
sslsnss at ~ 20 e. 20 500
s:ss 81 sPs sS s;
improving and ''''''': GETTY Ssssa
EoR sALE-2-sToRY. BRICK; RENTS
s:ssIy ssII.. Il Is ssalS6; lin i s:i 4. 8
:sors E; coEscran near issss s.. ~: 500
ssfs srei ss A aG. o
cs's e . SiSn r Is 81 SSa
3story cellar brick q. w. near oth. 10 no
2story, cellar stable. u near 9Th n.W...... I0n0
3-story brici II r?oms Ac. cheap st..,::.,. E29Q
2-story brick, bet. 9Th and 10th n.w 6550
sssory cellar hT.si nssr lsts s,.;Ss.. $50
Also . large number Of other peoperties.
W. Rooms and q Aa:nfic SuiIdins.
Fao sSAIE sSE g hAHE gaANcS 70 sEY
one Ek4MT ASp EoUa BsIckss: Eor t 3. Isl
affRdy sxnE tFfos IWNk4n HHtk q On
TogNpRIKs 0FrJcEs AND s STkSLEs on THf
BEEIEpi PRICE S6350i TxIH9 ASH 1ib.
LSOR sAIE-CONHoRTABLI HONE m NoRT6-
eassi new sxro2w h2uss; god lot; sqQasss
ncotA w. Catchy kokSis. 90 IA & aG
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L. W. CREECY. Real Estate Brote-.
Room 50 corco-an hus,s,ns

IroR SALE OR ENCHANaE-TAKOMA PARK
Il OAK aye.-Beautfful home. less than two squares
from s.afon: house IL rooms closets. furnace and
SIX hrep aces and crates elsgant wood msnls nearly
an of ground; fine SHADE. OAK. CHESTNUT, &C.
fruit running water. good well barn. chicken house
and yard Will sell at q bargain exchange for city
property. Call address OWNER. lsese2 st. n
ausSl-tr
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE zANoNIzTED eTE4a czsPET cIEzNINo
80 sna F 80 - l7s - lac -.
sssss 70 e xESS ~ - .ss''' -
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oOoDHroR LAWYIR - D1ARBonS
"A. seEsss, chiesTs. y. 81 ysesv sxpfis9cSS =
divorce, With laws & I'll ssassA n pssa
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-TO RENT (PRIvILEaE OF BUY
ins). or 7-room house on line Tenieytown cleo
tric road also two st northwest building lots for
sale cheap Address BUYER. Star Office. ty7-3ts
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FIFTEEN SrX-ROOM
psJTS MSos y gsS i ssro X s Hoy
-. on EASY TERMS.
Now fs the time &c make your choice. the hodses
are fast spproschins completion. They contain six
rooms bath. large closets and pantry in kitchen la
frobe IN parlor and open fireplace heater in dining
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast, which is being
improved with pavement, curbs and GdewalkA
McLAcHLES BATcHEIpER,
N.Y. Corner 10th and q sts
Tor SAILOR RENT-l4s3 AND 1873 RHODE
AS Louisiana ave. Se2 .3n
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su,pi TpSEsF st 59SE SSoEE RAEE
THESE t0TS ARE BE1UTITULLY LocArEp
70 81 COS cREsffEp. SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
EEIs5 sS:s s ssSs sc
ts$aI5 s''i S,SssIEIsa ssBBaE.E B g
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ONE SMALL FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished room with private family where there
are no other roomers by q quiet, moral gentleman.
Address T. W. g.. Star ONCE. tyt-2ts
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- eanf; new stxfoQm hQuse; good lot; 2 sQparos
@ses s. W. s GHfxsS2 &osRass. ; q s2 & g
EoR SALE on 4rNT-HLNH dNH-no06 HOUSE
az Cu Hg:'ss. ssioo' sss1 - NJ ~
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LOR RENT
l. Furnished and Cnfurnished Apartments
The WOODMONT. 18th and Town Circle.
sp21 J. +. ROBINSON, Prop.
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EOR SALE-THREF-STC
Il HOUSES-NC
1919 18th. b h. 81. &12. 800
1923 X, bh, mi, Tor. 10. 500
ii and t ! +. 81 rea ! n. III 10. 600
TIA 18th st. b b. mi, IL
x = st. b /, H., 9. 800.
SALE-NOE
III Pa ave, fh, Or. s24. OOOl
1913 I ST. bh. Srs. 15. 600
Col to GIL N H ave
end 4 h on + st. ..l4.O00l
90, n st, I b, FRS. =. .12. 600
aa2s to 3s54 , st. bh.
OBI. I.NUI
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OoNxussioNIR on DEEDS FOR TvYaY sTXTI
36ES Z. bEAEis IA q Nv
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Worms Eat Lead Pipes.

In The Gesundheits Ingenieur the fact
is communicated by correspondent
that when tracing the leaky places in a
lead pipe there was found in one of the
leaks live WOODWORK with its head
protruding in the wall of the piping, the
outer opening of the cavity being of OBJ
long form by 4 millimeters, and the
inner surface of the same showing fine
indentures. That similar cases have oc-
casionally been met with appears to be
the case, the fact being stated in one Of
the best known German text books of
technical chemistry that certain wood
worms sirex gigas- perforate sheet
lead, the holes produced showing a
rough surface, with fine indentures in
one instance holes up to 81 millimeters
diameter being found in sheet lead, the
latter affixed to some timber work
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Juvenile Candor.

A little six-year old, pretty as pic
ture and wonderfully bright, was in
vited out with few friends of her own
age the other evening. 1t was at Cass
avenue residence that the little misses
and masters were entertained. After
an hours romp, during which our hero
inc showed a precocious dignity, dinner
was served, the lady of the house giving
the matter her personal supervision.
When she reached this particular little
girl the matron said, "Are You well
helped, my little dearg"
"Oh, I'm beautifully helped. Be-yoo-
tifully, but what kind of partner have
you given me? He sits here just like q
little dummy, and hasn't said single
word since we came to the table,
The small boy slid under the table,
the good lady laughed and the pretty
little miss capped the climax by declar-
ing that she would be so much obliged
If she could be helped to another part
mel. Detroit Free Press.
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Add Your Name |
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our City
to Obtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that viii give our city payroll Of
from sS0,00O.00 to 800, 900. 90, pei
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed $4,000, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
of our city at heart, and not selfish in
halninrr the lahnr.incr nlassas
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C.nned Iinhe.

Dried ichee have long been familiar
to us as table delicacy. The Chinese
are now canning the fresh fruit at Ma
COW for export, and the tin cans, with
Chinese and English labels, are to be seen
IN tteir shops. - Philadelphia Ledger.
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Eastern New York generally fairs, howers
in the northern portion in the afternoon.
For Eastern Pa, New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland generally fair south wind.
For Western Pa, Western New York and
West Va showers followed by fair in the in
terror in the evening south gales cool Wednes-
day night.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

AfEMrERArURE: At O'Clock a. n. $50.
Maximum 9fo.
Minimum-63o.
WIND: Force Gentle.
Direction from-South.
Safe OF SKY: Clear.
Rain fall .oOinches.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY .. 1892.
NEw ApvERrIsEaIENTs.
National Bank.
Fiery's Shoe Store


Fiery's Shoe Store.
L. Scheu, Millinery.
John Heller, Carriages.
Peoples National Bank.
Dern 8 Ritter, Groceries.
John w. Neer. Groceries.
j. w. Roberts. Furniture.
J. H. Bristor, Real Estate.
j. /. Mcdonald. Groceries
G. Al. Mantz, Tabacconist
Geo. #. Mann, Barber Shop.
g. G. Bennett, Photographer.
HI. L Doll q Co., Hardware.
p. c.. Hunter. Photographer.
VIM. B. Walters. Hardware.
Emmert & Fiery, Dry Goods.
L, M. Hoke, Boots and Shoes.
JW. Bishop. Coal and Wood.
Philip H. Sayles, Tobacconist
John W. Thompson. Groceries.
NJ L. Dorm, Tailor and Clothier.
H. H. Fitz Flour and Mill Feed.
H. n. Cushwa a Bro, Hardware.
s. G. Crawford, Boots and Shoes.
r. Nicklas, Bro. & Co., Furniture
C H. Wolfes, stoves and Tinware.
John w Homrich Boots and Shoes.
A. M, Gilbert, Drugs and Chemicals.
j. W. r. Fisher, stoves and tinware.
Baker & Rearick, Tailors and Clothiers
L. w. Robinson, Groceries and Provisions.
A. H. Russler q Bro. Groceries and Provisions
JWm. a G. Al. Miller, Agricultural Implements
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For dust in the eyes, avoid rubbing;
cash water in them; remove cinders,
III eSc.' with the round point Of lead PEN
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c1Tr PRopucE MARKET-

Revised and corrected Daily by D. NJ Kilmer.
Grocery. Provision a oueenware Merchant.
King Street. NAY 4 isa2.
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS.


Revised and corrected daily b. Alex. PARKS.
rrail. dclr and feed merchant. PARKS he.
rafor. MArt iSa.
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TAE WoRLD:
Christ BEFORE PLATE. :
COUPON

These cupons VIII be numbered and any ore
who win present at the once Of TnE W0nID. on
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They Rose in Their Wrath.

AS the Lynchburg Varginidn says,
no special, or local, OF personal circum-
stances, accidentally influencing votes
in this State and that, can account for
the recent Waterloo. There is but one
explanation it was revolt of the peo-
pie from Maine to Mexico, from Florida
to Oregon, against the high-handed
usurpations, the highway robberies,
the rioting, rascally rings and com
bines, and the sectional animOsity OF
the Republican party. In the long run
the American masses may always be
relied upon to comprehend the direc-
ton in which their true interest lies
Their clear penetration has at length
penetrated the cloud of sophistry, mys-
tification, and falsehocd with which a
partisan press. protected industries,
and pampered plutocrats, have so long
enveloped the tariff question: Their
outrage of continuing war tariff
through years of profound peace, and
endeavo ring in their desperate eX-
tremity to perpetuate it by a Force
bill, was the tyranny against which
the people throughout the length and
breadth of the land have risen in their
wrath and righteous Indignation
They have swept the Republican party,
as with whirlwind, from the face OF
the earth, and for time and eternity
out of existence.
Now let the odious election law,
which makes Johnny Davenports pos
sible, be repealed as soon as possible,
and let the tariff be reformed.
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like a hideous nightmare upon lts
bosom and paralyzed all its Industrial
and commercial interests. The South
will now be free from that dread, ana
capitalists will no longer fear to invest
their money in Southern industrial
enterprises, and she will have her rich
natural resources developed and will
march with quickstep on the highway
of progress, and her neglected and
waste places will be made to bloom and
blossom as the rose.
She needs no growing ROSTERS, no
pyrotechnic displays, no torchhght
professions, no vociferous shoutings,
no stentorian oratory, to manifest hel
Joy and qualification and devout thank
fulness for the glorious victory won
for her heart, since the result was
known, has been singing the long
metre dOXOlOgy.
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RESULTS IN COUNTIES.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY.-Cleveland
1857; Harrison, 1875. Cleveland's ma
jority S62. In this county Weaver re-
ceived only Is votes.
RoCKBRIDGE.-Clev 2, 551; Har-
rison, ,662-Cleveland's majority SS9.
Weaver, So. Bidwell, 10.
Tucker, 1859; Robertson, lib
fuckers majority 1877.
ROCKINGHAM Cleveland, g, 1868; Har-
rison, 2,724-Cleveland's majority $50.
Weaver, so. Bidwell, 1853.
O'Ferrall, 1870; Lewis, 2,469-O'Fer-
rails majority 901.
Observation-Disclosures, 1.169; Har-
risen, 069-Cleveland's majority 100.
Bidwell, 90. Weaver, 10.
Tucker, 1913; Robertson, 855-Tuck-
er's majority 338. By an error at Jack
sons River precinct the vote of 232 for
Robertson was not certified to, which
would make fuckers true majority
106.
Observation-Disclosures, 2, 315; Har-
rison, 1,704-Cleveland's majority GIL.
Bidwell, So. Weaver "a.
O'Ferrall, 1898; Lewis, 17s0-O'Fer-
rails majority 200
BOTETOURT.-C Cleveland, 1851; Harri
son, 1,196-Cleveland's majority 4S5.
Bidwell So. Weaver, II.
Tucker, 1892; Robertson, 1,1SS-Tuck-
er's majority 504.
HIGHLAND cleveland, Gil; Harri-
son, 396-Cleveland's majority 225
Weaver, 16.
Tucker, GOT; Robertson, 401-Tucker's
majority 2C6.
PAGE.-Cleveland, 1851; Harrison,
majority 1873. Bidwell,
43. Weaver, 112.
O'Ferrall, 1347 Lewis, 997-O'Ferralls
majority $50.
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