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Dissertation Notice

Notice ia-hereby given that the law
partnership heretofore existing between
E. B. Dufur, George Watkins and Frank
Menefee, under the firm. name and style
of Dufur, Watkins q Manefee is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. George
Watkins retiring from the firm. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said firm will please call at once and pay
the same to Frank Menefee, and all per-
sons having claims againstsaid firm viii
present the same to him for, payment.
Business will be continuedsa at the old Of
fee, under the firm name of Dufur &
Menefee. E. B. DUFUR.
= GEORGE WATKINS.
FRANK MENEFEE.
1 Dated this 25th day of June, 1892.
6.25d4w
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Niu Want rhe chronIcle.

e. After the Fourth the usual hegira to
the sea coast and mountains will begin.
Orders may be left at THE CHRoNIcLE
Office for the paper, which will be mail
ed free of postage daily, and which: i'll
camp, cottage or tent, will be found a
welcome visitor from home. You will
want THE CHRONICLE. Don't forget to
leave your orders.
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Z. A. Van Norden, the expert watch
repairel at No. 1O6 Second street, The
Dalles, appears to have happy Knaek
for holding the confidence of his patrons.
The secret, of course, is the usual one
skill in repairing even the most compli-
Gated watches. 7-13-1m
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de-
pended pom, it is pleasant to take and
will cure cramp, cholera morbus, dysen-
terry and diarrhoea in their worst forms.
Every family should be provided with
it. 25 and so cent bottles for sale by
Blakeley & Houghton. druggists. d&w
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Mr.. w. NJ. Terry. who has been in the
drug business at Elkton, Ky, for the
past twelve wears, says:8 .issChamber-
lain's Cough hsRemedy gives better satis-
faction than any other cough medicine
have ever sold. . There is good reason
for this. No other will cure, cold SO
quickly no other is go certain pre-
ventive and cure for, Group; no other
affords so much relief in cases of whoop-
ing cough. For sale by Blakeley &
Houghton, druggists. ..,,.,f, DIV
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THE coUNrr CLERK cosrEsr.

cult Court.

Tn0 CnA0sAAeGun. iVAfSsA ftern oOBas In 5sCtr-
rE E cult Court.
= The contest of ). NJ. Huntington v. J..
B. Crossen, by which the plaintiff ex-
poets. to oust defendant from the posi-
ton Of clerk Of wascolcounty, BY means
of a recount of the ballotsseas at the re-
cent state and county election, began at
two O'Clock this afternoon, before Judge
Bradshaw, OF the Circuit court OF the
state of Oregon for Waseo county,
Mr.. Huntington appears by his attor-
neys G. f. Ford, of Portland, ana B. S.
Huntington of Mays, cand n, Wilson,
The Dalles.. "a ..-::F.t.
Mr.. Crossen appears by his attorneys,
Messrs. Bennett and Story
The case promise to occupy consider
able time in the process OF evolution, in
cident to the unfolding and unrolling ol
about 1000 or 900 ballots cast june 9Th
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Ice Cream .Festiyal,

The Good Templars have decided to
hold an ice cream social at the hall over
Pease 4 Mays Wednesday evening.
Admission free. Ice cream and cake %
cents. 7-18d1t
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All county warrants registered prior
to March Is 1889, viii be paid If pre-
eented at my Office, corner Third and
Washington streets. Interest ceases on
and after this date. % -
The Dalles, July 16, 1892. siis 2ss
WILLIAM MICHEL,
LIST Treasurer Wasco County, Or.
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BORN.
to at once

In Dalles City July 18th, to the wife
of M. 81. Allen, a son. Weight1113@
pounds. Grandfather Cathcart will
recover. f ~, igsarst5
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At Cost.

For the next thirty days We will sell
wall paper at cost. 10, 10, and 20 cents
double roll to make room for new stock.
SNIPEs S KINEEsLY,
9.6t Leading Druggists, The Dalles, Or.
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LOST.

Between the postoffice and the Wasco
academy grounds, or on the grounds,
two small gold pins attached by a chain
with initialed bangle. Finder rewarded
at this Office. Std y
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City tax es for 1892 are now due and
payable wi thin sixty days, at the Office
of the und ersigped.
L. RoRDEN, City Treasurer.
DALLEs CITY, July 9Th, 1892.
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Oil and water ccolor studies wilr be
sold for less than cost for the next thirty
days, to make room for new stock to
arrive soon. SNIPEs & KINERsLY,
. 79d6t ~ The Dalles. Or.
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Change in Expression.

Seattle Times. The man who asks.
tIs this hot enough for you?" has taken
his seat, and his fellow idiot who wants
to know if you've been vaccinated yet,
has taken the right of way.
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To Let.

A nicely furnished bedroom, with or
without boa rd, apply at this Office.
7.14dlm
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ASA WtE3 al3fs ai!T f@
Children Cry for Pitchers castoria

ass-@ ~ t-ss - -. -silf-f fs-f 'iif'
When Baby was Dick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA,
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria
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steamer :ReguIator Notice.

On account Of, needed repairs the
Regulator will not make a trip on Sun
day July 25th.
7-lsd6t W. c. Allaway, Agent.
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From and after this date my place of
business will be closed on Saturday
evenings after 10 O'Clock, and open on
Sundays from I a.. IN. until u O'Clock
noon.
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Fishers Shaving and BnthIng Parlors
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-18

County rreasurer's Notice.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-18

JULIUS FISHER,
Second Street, The Dalles, Or.
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Eight more carloads of material for
the distillery at Grants passed up the
road this morning in the early freight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

The records of the War Department show
Shat Capt Christian Rath, referred to in
yesterdays dispatch from Grand Rapids,
Mich. entered the army in September
Q, 1853, and was mustered out as captain in
the seventeenth Michigan volunteers in Octo-
Der. 1865. He was brevetted major for gallant
Ind meritorious conduct before Petersburg
and was afterward breyetted lieutenant colonel
sfor special and efficient services during the con-
enement, trial and execution of the eonspira-
Sors-"
Col Christian Rath's regiment was at the
Close Of the war in the division of Gen. John
r. HArtranft of Gen. Hancock's corps, and
when the old penitentiary building con-
verified into q military prison for the confne-
ment Of conspirstors-Payne. Herold, Atzerott
Arnold, Mclaughlin. Mudd and Mrs. Surratt-
he was with his command in charge of the
prison. Capt. Rath was in special charge of
the prison and after the trial and conviction
OF the prisoners he superintendent the erection
Of the scaffo.d and carried out the details of
the execution Of Payne, Herold, Atzerott and
Mira Surratt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

In . conference with United States Minister
Smith the car has returned his thanks to the
American people for the relief extended TO the
famine sufferers
The object Of the bsrberous king Of the Da-
homsysns in warning upon the French 10 70
weaken their influence at the coast towns SO
that he may open new slave routes.
Sir Henry Isaacs, ex-lord mayor Of London,
and others charged with conspiracy to defraud
the Hansard Publishing Union Of London.
which failed some time ago for E30, 900, have
been committed for trial
Ruasia must adopt the Russian nationality
within three years or quit the country.
A IRE In the eastern part Of Syracuse has de-
s1Boyed seven dwellings. with . Ioss Of sl0, 900.
The upper house Of the Prussisn diet has ap-
Dgoysd tho Guelph fund bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

An enthusiastic special meeting Of the Grand
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias. was held last night
at Holsters Hall to consider the question Of
inviting the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias to hold its biennial session in this city
in 1894.
A committee was appointed to cooperate
win a citizens committee in the matter and to
report TO a special meeting Of the lodge to be
held before August The committee is as fol-
lows: Lemuel Fugitt. T. L. Tolson. Richard
Goodhsrt. Charles l.. Sauer. John Humphrey.
A. j. Medford. II. J. Wagner, W. I. Mockbee.
Id Brown, Woolman Gibson. William Brak-
hagen, q. W. Heisley, J. I. Clark, &. Leonard
and j. Z. Skidmore
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Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:
Caroline Z Austin to E C. Schaefer, sub 5, 50.
. l0z7; e.. Estelle Miller to Emile NJ. OAR
nellie. lot 2. 50. 1854; e. II. W. Brent to
bame, do; =. A. Grant to James Simpson.
sub 126, G.'s sub Mt Pleasant; e.. Jesse HE'S
kell to NJ. NJ Myrick. sub 5. 50. 1912; q, 200.
Charles Starks to Mary A Ferry sub 49, SO. s9S:
g. A. J. Richie ct al. to Idella Morrison,
sub Is, So 6l9; e. Louis J. Lenten to W. D.
Quinter, sub IL, So 24l; $4,000.
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OMeera EleS.Sesl

The following officers have been elected by
the Plate Printers Assembly Club: President,
A. Rousseau; vice president. ". Bartholomew;
treasurer. NJ. Cuff; financial secretary, J. b.
ireland; recording secretary, Z. NJ. Richardson;
librarian, q. Barnes. and members of the board
Of governors, Messrs- Mckinney, Wsddirgton
and Noack-
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A bill introduced in the House yesterday BY
Representative Haugen Of Wisconsin TO pro-
mote the efficiency Of the public service pro-
vides that during each year the heads Of de-
pzrtmens or bureaus shall discharge from the
number Of employees in the classified service in
their Offices . number Of such employees equal
TO at least per cent Of the whole number OF
employees The discharges are TO be made
from thoss employees having the lowest stand
ing ability. industry and general adaptabiIity
for their work, and their places are to be
niied under the provisions Of the civil service
Law.
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FOR RENT--HOuSES.

L>OR kENT-Us2 + ST. s. W.: ALI. n T.; oss 80
= per month 1888 ~ 81 aw. ell NJ. |. I; Oh Per
non5S; Apply 70 J. u. JOHNSON son.
ap63 sos 7th - o ".
Eoh RENT-633 7TH 81. NE. BET. + AND @;
!. room, i. Sna csilss hrovs-stons bassms.s; houss
houses on Q st.. nv; rooms and brown stone
oaSSenent; eiegantlL finished. t25 per month.
EOR RENT-l25 PA. AVE NV; sTORE. lOR.,
4 cellar ana bath. e7a ABRAHAM fIsHER. 6l5
4 &C. NV. apS-6t
EOR kENTaH0UsE I4lR 18th ST. Is ROOMS.
l. Housc 1o2S . st. !; 6 roomo
Flat and store. l402 18th II
Apply - .. sHEDD Y. 4. BRoADBENr.
apo-n go 18th Of. nv.
EoR REM sea HOME FOR S2.. SO PER
= month All mod imps. convenient TO museum and
S1tMI sn1 engraving once. 03l ct. y. j. A.
Sci lie. IoEl st. n. W. apS-SH
FOR kENT1A NEAT SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE;
= an ao9efn improvements good neighborbood; els
CROiSSANT sIxBURY,
apo-.0 $40 18th ct. n. w.
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The President left last evening for New
Church, Va, on the Chesapeake, for a couple Of
days Of snipe shooting. He expects to return
70 the city by tomorrow evening The Presi-
dent u accompanied by Lieut. Parker and Mr.
George W; Boyd, assistant general passenger
agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WA,S ~ I'd. HLAD9yAEIEns- .ss
w cooks, ehambsrmaids. wsitres.. nu..s.. LADY,
ences rom last snpoysrs. sis IL C. NV ars So
WANTED by A YOUNG NAN OF, GOOD
ONES o. sSo spS nous.
WANTED-bY YOUNG MAN. a POSITION
VS. q valet travelling no objection . ASass''
WANTEDIBY CoLoRED WOMAN: sJT ,gi:
w ton as chambermaid or nurse Please call 10
WANTEp-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, PLAcEs
w in private family chambermaid and wait
rsss and other q cook good city reierenceA Aodfes'
s..., furnish very b:ss Of references xsaSs::
WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN.
" situation n retail store; Experienced. Address
WANTED-DREssMAKi IN TAMILiEs CUT
one ssst Sfss M2RY 514 'aR s H *
can a. :: .1sss liz Q, nurse good city
WANTED-BY YOUNG SWEDISH GIRL.
: is%y n oas na %dSls 10
WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG LADY. POSITION
has been for nearly four with OF the best ku
ropesn families, can peak German and French and
give be>t foreign and city references Address T. 3.
T.. Star Office. aps-2t'
WANTED-BYH REsPECTABIE WHITE GIRL.
ssi :h. g:
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants tres. private families. hotels, restau-
rants wherever needed also positions Tor clerks Es
tabiished 1885 SHACkLEfORD's.4Z7 18th NV.
mhl5-24t"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR NURSES. COOKE
w cashiers. housemen. drivers. maids, watcmen,
porters. salesmen. e white women and COL man and
wife together. BURNHAM'S. lilo u st. ai2-6t'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO GO
w abroad wishes to find employment on May for
his coachmsn who has been in his service and
W hom he can recommend very highly. Address @: +.
T. Senate post ONCE. mh29-2w
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WANTED--ROOMS.

M ANTED-BY A SETTLED LADY, TWO COM
w municstng rooms with private family IN a new.
clean house: must be line Of L. Cap. ST. herdics
Pa ave cars: references exchanged Address Mrs. W.
X, Star Office. apT-:ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND UNFURNISHED
w rooms all parts of city; cheapest and surest plan
desirable Established 1881 terms
moderate. SHACKLEfORD'S AGENCY, Al 18th ST.
mh:s2-iSts
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I>OR RENT
i2i4 st. n. Groom brick: best repair. .eo5. 90
WATERS T SHtiase; ;;;; : io'oo
ap2-0t Oproste Fi,birt House
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PROPOSALS.

SkALED PROPOSALS wlI-L BL RECEIVED AT
- the bureau and printing. lr~ssory Ds
partnieLt, WASHINGTON, ID. G.. unIil TWELVE n
MONDAY. MAJ =. lSss 20 furnish supplies during
ing classes: Dry colors, oils. &C., cletnic.is. kc,
paper. topographic inks eneravcrs supplee binders
supplies, hardware plumb-rs' suppes texfiles. ke.
rubber rocs. sroc~re' -undrle- sunb-r isorss sss4
and ice. Awards will t-e made on.y to establishsd
manufacturers O dealers IN the articles sealed
Proposals will Be received until the time for
washing vetting cloths during the s-tne Period and
the award will made only TO person OF nrIn having
established facilities sor doing the WORK sealed pro-
purchase of pulp ny the mAcsrAtion 81 n0ts
securities. &C. and for the purchase OF waste tslsr
and other refuse during the -rlod The
rlshf Is reserved defects and TO reje
~ hicu or parSs Of bds Blank forum with rgecincs-
tons for proposals and further information DESIRED b.
Intending biddsrs Will b furnisled appbcsson -
WiIlIAM N. MEREDITH. Chisf OF bureau
apl-IsWa
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rI,REAsURY DEPARTMENT. APRIL 2. ispa..
l. sealed proposAis for inrn,shnr sst,onery Tor sAs
tbis dspsrtmepi until the SECOND DAY OF MAJ.
lsdB2 AT oNE O'CLOCK p. n: bisnk forins for I'D
plicafion Proposals 20 be addrsssed 20 The under-
sgnsd and marked rsoposAs TOT stsaonefy.. H.
vjscf any OF eli blds No contract sil be svsrded
ton for thsir purchase sha have bern made by Con-
gress- cHAHLEs POSTER. essrstary q ths fress-
ury. eee-eog6
u,RoPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
II APRIL NINTH for erection u Tank Raasrvoir,
wind Mil AtsschmsnfA DixEinx We'll. Pump 80
improvsmsit %. Plans end spsciAc.ssoas ca %
- a consany's ones. 2lo King ~ Ths rHhf -
rrjscs any O. al BIDS rsssrved BY eTdsr q con-
lite. EObLk LkD6Kf. chsirnaA.
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ap2-0t Opposite Ebbitt House
TOE RENr-UNFURNlsHED.
ana az fs. q h. nx i l i.tS . nor
1875 NV. ir 6s. & Laurel sv Mt. pisni: 20
M Mas. ~: nv Tii rs iSdiH g Inn NJ. S.
f S t * nw I99 So :, 81 spq "a s Is
!:ss NV li nst' Pin :; ne. iii e
So IN & INV NV i5 5I a, ,R ), ne.
Son5 e nv. Or 20 sos 2,th St nv 81
p Dr. fonsrSyy !. & ~.
FURNISHED.
Thomas circle. 16r... e400 Mass ave near 18th 81
Iaa Nv. ns.: .nE III! sS 4: cor co:sssss o.
s:.; iss Nv Is H. ;.:::y Nv i. ~:
nsi IN aw 800 sss'.s0 neal St q. 80
y. near l1il n n sss a1 nv i iSS
Mefisiscn 50 ice y sh h NJ. 81. as + nv i9s
1l22 10th ct NV. Tor lbs 18th st near L St nw.-
OFFICES.
100 18th Ut NV, 2r.. $50 10 Vt NV 3r e37 50
1909 st NV. 4r. d dr. % e0,,7 7th st. several "A
l41l Pa av NV. I'd and lib + st NV several re
I'd floors. LIS to IS 1875 Pa ave NV ID dr. so
STORES.
l0U0 9TH n nw......-.3 dwelling. .............t45
STABLES.
Galley in rear,. .s25 ii23 18th treary. . Is
h Il S from
app 1924 st. n. W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ 49, - ~ = ~ ~ = ASANOs
WANTRD-A POSITION WITH SOME REAL Es
w tate nrm doinx . good business and wanting
help u Year, experience city and country realty;
posted on deeds and abstracts in several begin
ming very reasonable; would like interest, business
connectinn proved acceptable to both; references
given B. j.. SO6 North 7th st., Richmond. Va.
WANTED-A POSITION AS sTENO0RAPHER
w or clerk By young man who has filed the posi-
ous q clerk stenographer and private SECRETARY Ad
dress J. D. s.. Star once. sp1-3ts
WANrEDEBY A sEAMsTRESs IN A PIRsT-
class family, position ladies' maid or to now
M ssdr:n ses 70 ls:ys the city; good city ref
WANIED-BY AN AMERICAN LADY, WIDOW
o. X. 2aes a housskeeper IN private family
tn no 8sySnd upon rsist,yssl; fully cOmPs
Once ap6-3s
WANTED BY YOUNG NAN, AGED 21.
w French. position butler or valet in 4 urfvstc
dress J. H. A, star once. spti-3ss
WANTED-BY REsPEcTABLK WHITE WOMAN.
w place - vet nurss and chambsrmaid. z6f I
&.GN. sp6-3s
WANTED-BY DRUGGIST. RE0isTRRTD PE.
w g., married. position IN Wsshingtou; yearS'
sxpSqsnss "a ,nrse-class referencs Addzsas b. L.
kAkDAL. u2 Aoyamenstnx ave-. Phila.. p. ap6,3t
WANTED-BY FRENCH LADY, sITU1TiO0
" a. nqfssxy Eoyssnss: tsecA osypsn md Hgsach;
WANTkD-AC CHANCE T0LEA1N TRADE N
w aboJ Of ID . Willing verhsr. AAdrso I,
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D tons 1uildi1I Hapors, kshse5os 6oods Fire Brick
and Clay, and. 2ply 1oonng. Lime, Cenents. Pitch
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BOARDING.

REFINED FAMILY DkSIkES A FEW TABLE
a nosrders also handsopely furnished rooms near
xranklin Psrk. Address l0l2 18Th st v. ap5-1vs
TIE SOUTHERN. 6ll i3lH ST., RESORT ron
SSs:s ns.,[ .sesssd slPg91t ESSls, nee, w
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
\ osT-CoMINo FkuM IOTH AND q TO sol ST.
L. gold meek cham with blue locket. A lib
eral reward II returned 20 bOl 1t. NV. apS-S'
n osT SMALL SWORD sCARFPIN, Blue
L. stone. Full value IL returned To l4o4 l0th lts
I osT = WEDNESDAY EVENING ABOUT q
Il O'Clock, on q 1t. between nth aud 18th sts
ladies' gold watch chain, having attached gold hs
with two pearls. Suitable reward paid ned 10
1919 n ST. NV. IL
I osT-oN The sTH, ESQ BILL AT THE
y. lunch room cor. 7th and y sta. NV. Penn ave.
ave NV Reward by returning to go Penn. ave.
NV 9. y. RfNEN. Ii
I osT-oN WEDNESDAY : CERTIFICATE FOR
II ten shares Richmond aud West Point Terminal
Hallway and Ware House Company made out IN favor
Of John A Gross. The Of stock been
stopped Suitable reward returned 10 lsOs Ia
NV. aps-.st-
I osT-IN CAR NO. IL. MET. LINE. A GENTLE
IL man scarf pin. Liberal reward II returned 20 ne
cor. Saith and y sts n. IL
nor tag. Please return to meat market 5th and
L SITS. u. W and receive resnrd. np1-H'
g TRAYED OR sToLEN-A FOX TERRIER BIrcH
the bitch had collar. Return TO bD6 lstf e.
n ". and receive reward. sps-S'
- TRAYED OR srOLEN-BI.ACk SETTER Dog
- with red breast; named Tom. A suitable reward
viii be paid for his return to JOS W. DAVIS lo.ss
3lst st ap0-3'
STRAYED FROM HOME APRIL 5. LARGE NEW
~ foundland dox: wore collar and tax No. oF2 Pos
SCISSOR will reward by notifying the owner %
returning same 70 lsl2 4th St NV. aT1a'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EoR SALE OR ExcHANGE-AN EXCEPTIONAL
opportunity to secure of the desirable ano
attractive farms Washington 100 acres i'm
orchard &c .Ssed In s h ss
picturesque section north this city Price 90 coo
EoR sALE-A LOVELY RURAL HONE; 10
rooms 30 acres; fruit. spring. shade. brook and
sRrr mile from H'nd'n stations write .ps g v
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE AT
Hyattsyille. l50xaOo, Guy ave.. one square from
Snfhsn home Apply very dfsTcef H IL 'u
apS3t l4l5 Vt. n.
FOR sALE-se ACRES OF THE FINEST SUB
located on Met branch. b and o X R.. at Junction Of
dsn sss sssr and I'm
tally in the National Park very high and magni.
sna Is S Se Srs W q. from the city,
IN the Di.s,cs or Directly ,T
S5r single lot We can sell this splendid tract ier
only $500 an acre This Is cheap For all Informs
aps.6t HODGES & TEEL. lao7,sFa
F2R SALE or RENI-FARM OF 50 ACRES NEAR
barns ne s6sde ie.ishfui oeson dSsnn hu .r IMy
t9rnishsao and grounds for summer season Address
A NICE 100 ACRE FARM ONLY 8 MILES FROM
I &C. eh e soo. rSs
FohsALE-A BEAUTIFUL EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
and every convenience at Laurel. Nd only a. 500
sps cash oi.nff sals Ohio Bank building
EoR sALELI HAVE SOME VERY NICE LARGE
and small farms In Maryland. will be pleased 70
apsst x. i. THOMAS. Ohio Bank building.
FOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST STOCK AND
= truck farm, IN Maryland; g.! acres; well fenced;
sncs Large and small truits. selected with re.:es.
only attained after the labor Of lifetime; near rail-
whole or in part TO close an estate.
.pe-4t ITO 81, Paul .t,. kae.,mor.
n Sn Net n BIZ and %
water &c; will rent subject to sale address Z. +.
WATKINS. Custom House. Georgetown. D. c. sp5-6'
FOB ,,s sALEatoTs AT MoopsIDE5, on THE
nis sponre Is on ridge DIVIDING the waters OF the
drained and the water sn ssc.snt IL. stree, rosd
forms the eastern boundary and the Rock Creek Park
about maWs OF the
Lots vary In size from feet By feet
Is 'Hp;
Foss. SALE s.s OR TO LEASE FOR TERN OF
near fishkill. n " country place proper sboui 100
house OF prick and stone with steam furnace. album.
dant water from mountain springs, best Of drainage
soon. ar.@na room has S1,sl .ssS. n1s ss
house. farm baildns. dairy: iarneSs ana ssrdsnsr:
tive woodand situation high and perfectly hesthfui
hood ~ historic one. With many old family places
HSfkf fs'i'i S dSs Counsellor It Law.
LToR sALE-AI wooDsIpE, ONE IsIX-RooM
cottages hot and cold water cellar. shade and stable
TO b TEfsHToS - Ioui.:as ave- ss s ~ ngPy
EoR sALE-NEw HOUSES In ROCKVILLE;
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