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CRILDREN'S CHATTER.

Fritz ia 6. He has great many brothers
for his father and mother and his uncles
and aunts and cousins and particular
friends every night. He has been in the
habit of praying for his mothers visitors,
but she has had a lot of visitors this sum
mer, and the other night Fritz got tired.
He began with "God bless papa'' and went
bravely through the list till his knees
ached. Then he asked Mamma, don't
you s'pose Mrs. IS chillen can take care
of 'emselves one nightl God and / have
got all we can tend togn
Bertie's father has been very i'll and Ber-
tie has not seen him for weeks. BERTHE
takes off his shoes the minute he comes into
the house and puts on the soft slippers he
keeps behind the door. But the other
night BERTHE forgot; ne laughed out loud
at the foot OF the stairs. Bertie's father
was little better, fortunately, and in a
few minutes his mother came down stairs.
Papa heard you laugh. she said; 'and he
wants you to do it again" Every after
noon now BERTHE sits on the lowest stair in
the hall ssSsy somefn funny, mamma, u
he begs; '.say somefin funny so l can
laugh, and IT will make papa get well TO
hear me.o
Estelle is getting bewildered in the mazes
of grammar. Her teacher asked her yes
terday to compare the adjective ''ill." Els
teIle did so thus: IN, worse. desdn Her
teacher told of it at the boarding house
table and added the story of boy who
corrugated, ''go, go it, got there"
Eddy's mother, took his shoes OF when he
came IN day or two ego and sent them out
to be mended. EDDY had other shoes, but
the fact did not occur to him when his chum
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dow signaling to him 10 come out Eddy
lives in fashionable apartment house and
his mothers heart is set upon keeping up
good appearance in the eyes OF her neigh
bors. She nearly tainted when Eddy
leaned over the sill and shouted to the
world in general and the second and first
floor families in particular Cant; twill
be O'Clock before my shoes come. home"
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1ls-1 1hn,H ARNIaA NALTE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped hands, ChilElains.
Corns and ali Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents per box
FOR SALE b Y A. G. Smith g. Co.
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OUR LITTLE PEOPLE.
A Couple of Nice Stories and q
Poem.
chin MUSIC BY CHATTERBOXEs.
a Skirmish With Ants-Six Girl Dialogue
Far West Juvenile Ahead OF the
Procession.

o happier party
of little people
ever was than
those who left the
beautiful Bedford
Springs ano drove
in their pony cart
TO visit the ant
hills. Tom, who
was the oldest,
told the children
what ne had read
about ants. When
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CHILDREN OF THE SLOPE.

Little Ones Out in the Far West Who Keep
Up With the Procession.
Childish wit, although sometimes pun
gent and not irfreQuently dangerous, is
always enjoyable. A parent may be as
severe as az ancient maiden aunt, yet f.
year-old can wipe away the danger Of a
lecture for an intrusion by some soft
answer. And Il is seldom, indeed, that q
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AMONG The sLUGGERS.

HE New York
Recor der $ tn t e 8
the absurd story
that Sullivan was
drugged b g 70 r e
his fight with Cor
bett.
George Dixon
will accept Jim
my Grimn's chal-
lenge to m g 9 {
MIN.
Corbett received
S1O 2o5 of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09

Bin heads, statements. ball tickets and all
kinds Of job WORK send to The HERALD.
Quick work and reasonable prices as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09

let to Altivo, or account Of not being able
to register him under the former title.
The yearling brother has been named
Pacheco
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TAKE A Pol,lCY

in the old reli able. North America" q
Philadelphia. Assets over SS,000 600.
II. j. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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SPOKES FROM THE WHEEL.

'INELAND, N. j.,
will have a race
meet on Column
bian Day, Oct. 81.
Til G Yonkers.
N. Y. Bicycle
club had 200 riders
in its lantern pa
rade last week.
Windle met his
first defeat at the
hands of thinner
man at the Peoria
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The best is good enough.
FOR LETTER HEADS.

Job lot of clothing away below cost at
p. E. Co-oP.
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Peoples EQUITABLE Coop.

Next to lions Savings bank Headquar-
ters for general merchandise. Conference
visitors. patronize your friends and save
money.
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TRACK AND PADDOCK.

ZOTE, 2.152l, is
the fastest grand
son of Election
eer.
E d Corrigan's
Huron will not be
raced aga this
year.
Moauette q n d
Martha wilkes
would make q
great race.
Where would
The InnAI. <oo-
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THE KITCHEN.
Dialogue for Six Little Girls, Each Carrying
a Cooking HtensiI

Dialogue for Six Little Girls, Each Carrying
Cooking Htensil
KETTLE
am the kettle that huns and sings
And sounds like the flutter OF fairies wings
Without me the cook could not get along
For all the goodies would be cooked
wrong.
FRYING PAN
am the frying pan, don't you see?
Nothing is fried without little black me;
Sausages eggs, potatoes, ham,
And often bacon. an oyster or clam.
BRoILER-
am the broiler for chops and steaks.
And for many good things the butcher
am most important, for don't you know
If you eat fried meat you never will grow?
ROASTING PAN
am the pan that roasts the lamb.
The turkey, the beef. and sometimes a ham !;
They are basted Drown and look so nice
They are better than sugar OF spice.
BAKING PAN
am the pan that bakes the cakes,
The biscuits too. that the good cooks
They rise and brown as only they can
That are baked and raised and Drowned
in my pan.
CREDIBLE
1 am the griddle that cooks the snaps
That are made of ginger and other flaps
Called Jack and griddle cakes. too l
cook.
That make the mouth water If you but
look.
CHORUS
No kitchen can do without us all,
However big or however small;
Without US you would ave nothing TO eat,
But with US you all have many treat
Four hr ldred seats were sold yesterday
Tor the tetional Pageant, but there are
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BASEBALL POINTERS.

BE New York
club W ill lose
about s25, 1000 this
season.
Harry Stovey
has been appoint
ed field captain of
the Baltim ores.
The Baltimor
club will lose ST.
coo dollars on the
season. For a
tail-ender that is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09
not q bad showing.

Louisville'e share of the gate receipts
tor two games in New York and one in
Baltimore was s132 or $44 game.
President Young has decided that If the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09

Impure salt is gritty, bitter and has acrid,
puckery taste. ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT is 100
per can't pure and has sweet, delicious fla
vor.
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Four hr ldred seats were sold yesterday
for the .iational Pageant, but there are
over 1000 remaining on the floor and first
balcony for Oct. II and ~. Secure them
early to get the best
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FRYING PAN


] am the frying pan, don't you see?
Nothing is fried without little black me;
Sausages. eggs, potatoes, ham,
And often bacon. an oyster or clam.
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CHORUS

No kitchen can do without us all,
However big or however small
Without us you would bave nothing TO eat
But with US you all have many o treat.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT.
The only Granulated Salt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09

/ am the kettle that huns and sings
And sounds like the fiutter OF fairies wings !;
Without me the cook could not get along
For all the goodies would be cooked
wrong.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09

1 am the pan that roasts the lamb.
The turkey, the beef. and sometimes a ham
They are bast-d Drown and look so nice
They are better than sugar Or spice.
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BRoILER-

am the broiler for chops and steaks.
And for many good things the butcher
makes;
am most important, for don't you know
If you eat fried meat you never will grow?
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = BY A GENTLEMAN HAVING A
w good European educstiop. spsskine I'VE Ian
Ruseee situation as teacher or IN the husineoD in
which be vas already. Address ROLAND, star
ofice. aub- 81
WANTED-PosfTIoN BY FIRST CLASS
w steaogranher and typewriter of thru ysass sxps-
rince Jaw student best Of rsfsrencea Addzs0 <.
WANTED-BY REsPICTABLE COLORED
w gkl place 70 do seneral housework. o. cham
bermaAd. Address "a washinston st. nv. 1t
WANTED-A PLACE BY CONTENT emu
w TO nurse and do chamberwork; can stay or 70
home nights. Apply until Thursday 1t 44s d. q.
WANTED EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs private families hotels restsu-
rants OF wherever needed: Also posttons for clsrks
Established 1885 sHACkLEFORDsS. 427 1lth e.
NV. auz-1Ots
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss CHEF COOK
w Just arrived from Paris with the best reference
France. situation. City references-J. N. Perreagd
606 and Soy 18th st.. and ouigou. chef q Net
WANTED-AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w for cooks. chambermaids, waitress. lsundresses
sHM6ET A CooABs Co. ~ 10Th Il .os s-ts
WANTEp-sITUATIoN FOR Q OBS, DKi-
w Ners, maids. nurses, poYters. houeekeepers.
farm hands. house boys. hrenen, clerks (male and
femslel, German butler. BURNHANS. lilo st.
NV. au6-0ts
WANTED-BY AN RXPRRIRNCED ORGANIsT.
w position in church. Address N. Z. ORGANIST.
Star once. su0-Ss'
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PROPOSALS.

IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT
E Rssnss 3 Piss e0 a
proposals fOr furnishinE gravel building stone and
1sii ssf XH :ssa Ss
Sa2s I'll
Ess 4sHHsS!Fs.EH kssEIagsf
S$S Sssgf IL
NJ
!:
5sslfss "a " kSss e.
!. %:9s Supply Div.s.on: w..hipEtcn CIV. July
S4sssb n: aSsHs4 FHhSfsSTH iss
Ipsss' Z e: w. b.
snt 'fpSss aE'ng tn e. nsf.l Xe:r snd1: JUNE 20
s;;: # s'''as ss: ssS's
pROPOsALs FOR IRON woRK,LOFFiCE OF
sStsbns Ss Lbr;.y q cSnsrs IL East Capitol
po:.i: so1 Ssai:hina. dslivsries and .ressins IL
iS iron .s y u and
e .g, TIfATTEISSSi: IHE TEi%Ty;EIsEH S1f
After in presence OF bidders Spec6cstions. ssners
tnstructio9s and conditions and blank forms Of pro-
Ssi sRfts ssSsfsss ts Ssi
DROPOsALs FOR THE CONTRADICTION OF
Sewers. Catch Basins and Connectic ma Once Of
the Commissioners d. c., Washtngton. d. c., August
mt, SeLS s Il c cn
nd n: s. s'a 81
tons may BE- obtained q this once On sppiicsscn
Only UPON o.m vii fPs
LASS .9s W. hoss ' w Fl: So e
PaoPosALs ZOE, TUEL,.OFIICE OF THE
saPSrn;sndens q state Wsy ard NAVY lspe!
s.a snS @ Il SnP u.
s: III NHPl SS 4. ,.,s
49, re-
Siss ssh :oys coal must s. q f Ssss IT,
q 3
@sod Z Y ,S SSsy Ga. M
e :: :: p .h be: x <: ses
.vsd nd aslysfsd. TIE sosi spd wood to 3 az :.
ivs.sS a e ne s e war i2d nay, hra
WHOM The oont.acts Or contsset may b aSHrdsd. It
1tSs oes may require: ssssyiaf tSs sisSt g crdss
$ssf .Ssi sJ g: :s'1sa
sSy S Ts s.y .S e aass g sns g
issis / IS; 4 :; :: 3
su4-so4f
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS Is TO eIyE NOTICE. THAT THE suB
frou the suprcn.e Court q the District Of Columbus
boitsnr spessAl ern fos orplkns Court ouzjnes
Jsrkson isie a the District Of columbiz decreased
All per~ons hsxing claims ag4nst the said deceased
ave hereby warned 20 exhibit the came. with tla
VOUCHERS fherch o. the subscribr on ~ before IL
~ riuded from al lsnsft Il tie sid estate ftvsl
under my hand this xOsh day q Juns. 1870. JOSEPH
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paoPosALs FOB MscELIANRQUs. IT1Ne.
IA q =: q ss e is:: .;
81 ~ s yifss,S;H z "a 1885
s.ss s.ss . 81 9sss is ss e :ssS
en- IN: -, :ese' D.'f h.ssi.: sss ss: -
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GENERAL VACANT ROOMS AT .MONTsYLvA.~
room. Address MASON JAMES. Round Hi. Loo
doun county, Va Gue-b'
SUNMIr y, USE. GAIIHFRsBUBG; HIGH AND
- healthy locstion abundance OF shade. Ice. nllt
rood fare; moderate terns afew warrant roOnis MI
BOILING. sug-eo2v
THREE LARGE COOL DOUBLE ROOMS VACANT
IL for Aurust and ~cpfenlirr at pleasant. rcnnee
country home netr lied City short w.ik from r X
tab e fir<t-lnss terms, e6 week. Address r. q bot
"a wslkerssills, Pred 10. Nd. aus0t
A YEw BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATES
n Fairfax G. r.. Va. on Vienna stag me
{. Va. sue-sf'
CLEN MANOR. FOREST oLES. MD, CAN 40
VI cornmofnte q few boer1ers win c1olrf
MANOR. VI care u J. X HERTfokD. 1slsGa
au1-lm
r ocueT LAWN SUMNER BOARDING. HQUsb
IL snd dairy farm isrss layn- vel sssde1. tshe nm
surps frtft fre NH. &c IN profusion. Ad1r-
FRANK RrPP. Prop Boyds sA-. Nd. Dis-in
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

sss .r ~ ... =. -, ,o..ios s srr ~
6SfKs os u - s sss s.i. se'' TO fssatsN
Eos , ss.L "a, rINn brrLprNe IoT elAs7r 10
10 sun cRf is f.i al. .. ,e' eh'.s ,srF'
,.;y cheap terms % 'uit W + ckiK isi5 ~.
scod ilains .i,. cor. f.., c.vs,e, and Gen q.
e, IN s00d 'sEi1s' A p PARDON |. eo
L ne a bargain at es.- IPeI iec.: god surrousd:
sus-s eis lea IT,
E,oR slif-yALCkBIE cor LoT. Nd AVE-
81 - 5 & sf ~ tsssS & .s Sc; CO g..
build three large hoasss. -
Gua-a. S,s fs.t osri,S a
E>oR sAiE-cHE ArEsT boT IN SOUTHEAST
-, ssloo 10 70 2or s:iey with II foo, side Alley,
foo, GEo. \. woKIHl SGfoS
E'on sALE-ssoO Will Buy IoT 1910 on
$, near 18th ne ,ssr siisy I'll ~, S-Tr s.-y
E,oR sALE-l2rR ST. Ne BET. AND o, LOT
rem csS' ne iSt siS,,0 .iooo
sTes wITEiss THOMPSON. lss5Fauw
For SALE BrILDIse SITES.
9nsnw be, .ys sna 18Th s;esIsi. 49,. %
on On =, e: sst and Q. IDS iron, by los: 20
au6-a snS fsnx
IroR sALF-CoRNER LOT. LANTER HEIGHTS.
irontins 100 let on Columbia rosd and 200 on On
z9oiosIcal ana National fars.. A. ,. fxkp6Ss
L,oR sALE-CoLrMBI. HEIGHTS lots: SEW
th. city o W WITH. $50 - nv m sass %
EoR SALE or ENcH ANGE- CNIMPRoyEDL LOTS.
Il Fast NashinEtcn. for cottago city farm
near rairuad. COSTING from two b. ave thousand doll
lars. Address Bon 100 star ofhre. sutbats
EoR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A SMALL
and s's NV lot lostHlis't For nsrticalsr. sT-
au6-3t 6R ST. NV
FOR sAI.E-BkRGAIN IN LOT on 10TH. MI.
ave, squares from cable road. .,Osls1 Apply 20
ant. ana MS
For sALE-A BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFrL
. an ,lisY THIS gEsPsrty IS she.P at $40 ssi
can ns y. bAa i0r Only 100 1ssh Tsii 8, 99es ~,
au6-;a ait, p, n ~
EoR sALE-IN SECTION Y. MOUNT oLIvEr
l. oenetety. lot IA a quarter Of A lot Address
au4-eo3t al Park row. \ Y city Time. once.
EoR sALE-FINE BUILDING LOT ON BET
i ss1cnasd s o;.. Ski;ns Ss' sss t S'"s
Florida ave. lots s g. on Princeton st. Nj Pleas
St. IS6iins acsa s.r,5lsh: Az Is ,s,.cS NJ =
~ ' '' '0 KEY i.is h sRo -, 1 ~ COS s'sn VI
aus go D ST. n
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Nsbr.sks Republicans Rally.

Last night the Nsbrssks Republican Asso-
sistioa ratified the repubhesn nominees.
Speeches we're made BY Assistant Secretary Of
De Treasury Lorenso Crounss, candidate for
governor; Judge J. W. Bixisr, Col. George q
Yishsr. Carl q. Couss. Mr.. J. HydA. president
Of the sssoeistton, and nr. J. /. Gr1Mfh d
taAiAnapolis. Ind
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PERSONAL.


SUkPLUS ACCUMULATIONs OF GENTS WEAR
ing apparel can be disposed Of to advantage
at JUSTHS OLD STAND. $40 d st. NV. 1t
LBERTi WHERE ARE YOU PASS HOUSE
"a between and O'Clock p LOTTIE. auS-2t'
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO
IA meet young lady with or vi bout theatrical ex-
perene. Address TRUNSLET. Star Office. auS2t'
RLUE, BLACK AND MIXED CHEyIOT SUITS
ID TO ORDER ONLY $l3. COLOR AND QUALITY
GUARANTEED, B.. WEYFORTH sons 2l7 n
PACA ST.. BALTIMORE, MD. ty2l-lms
NvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers Send 10 cent? to
s. W. FLYNN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute
ty193m' Southwest cor 9Th and SITS. NV.
A UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DEFECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Communications PROMPTLY attended to conAdep-
na, Telephone $40. Once open all hours. WAL
WILLIAMS. Manager. go st. n. ". jel0-2m'
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L PRocURE A HOME. COOKE PARK.
sggDIyISIok gEQRGETowN HEisHTs
stI% 5l Sfh AID sisir Sra oSso' fsB
f Hfk II ds6 hSP 81 XVI VIII sP Ut
Il FIT aSP pEETM 81 rs s 10 70 us FIR "
TEEfIs q 4 sss s sSgIEss S9Gr
81 GSf VIII TfTa6G 81 9 ess
PPssTMENT; cEaTfEIEp COPY oI THE RAJ.
i 1902. FOR "a FoR PLhTs. PRfcE LIsT AID
HsTradEk INFORMATION ADDRESS OR Af,
myis-sm c Il FIcKIINa. 1cs4 a2p ST. wv.
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Death Of Hali.m Williamson.

The death In Hot Springs, N. NJ, on Satur-
day VI consumption Of Hallam williamson hns
bssn snnounced- Mr.. wlliamson was well
known in Wellington, where he has spent
much Of his time. he vas son Of James A.
wutamsop, sx-eommiaioner Of the land once,
Young Williamson Vas q graduate Of 81 at
prineeton- The remains viii Be brought to
tbs city for intsrment
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TsL h.nos,Ar.D s.t g o. Az HIS slsa 7.
turnasnrp, lsattr<-ss spd fessisrs rsaossssi fs.s
D6oas. ooA n kkWnfkk. nAnzsss. nhzD-g
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR SALE OR ExcHANGE-FoR CITY PROF.
erty. improved OF nnimproyed. q msTnihcen.
cottage u NarrentOn, Va, with about ~
Of ground Hou.e has B rooms, Iarre ysrands. hare
and 0uthousesL Nice apple orchard Price, si sou,
Apply 20 DUGAN BuTLEh.
au9-lm o,B y 81
WANTED-A SUBURBAN HOME or FROM .
w 70 30 scrss near station On the MetopolitSs
branch OF the Il. aud q. railroad The site must 10
elevated with shsde trees and pleasant surrounding
with without improvements; old hon-sis q
preferred. Address X. H.. Star once stating prize,
location. nc. su6-S'
NOR sALR-AT BRANcHvILIE h. AND O. r. H.,
II Two seven-room houses; beautifully lccated, neg
snd well built cood water only few minutes walk
from ct. ton. Price. Ell roo esh. No cash requir-d
aub2w I. r. BROOKS. $40 18th 81. nv.
MARYLAND TIILRs.-THE PRINCE GEoRGE's
N Co. At~trnc Co. Incorporated by special at ~
legislature u Maryland examines titles 70 res estats
In Prince oeorgeE county and rves cerincates o. at
Room 10. FendAll b,dg.. ~ and sss- ". jy2-3n'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

north Of Mass ave. 800 tQ1f cpnns'y ticut .
I 81; 5. ns:........:: tc.so,sn -.
III g nw.-...--.-{R Ia Sst...---.....
HURNisHEp.
! st 9ysrloolins Fssra- Soan ave bet 3 sPd
h st bet 18th and loth, ieokine Conn
with stable. With eta BILE. -,
Conn ave inter N 18th Coz fdti and fcSi
s Bet In I isth Il i issh hfsi issS -
Cor 18th u and Nc. N q bet 17th and Q
Mass ave and Scott ci.. ls,h 8. iruniins
cle.....,.......r-.SA NY Pherson Square
u - bet 18th D 18th SIS DeSAlee Of bet Con
Rhode Island ave bet az and 18th Of.
l.th and Conn ave =: = JeNerson place bet
MeSs ave bet 18th and and leth sts .,.,
18th SIS. .s9i 81 3 = bet 18th and i
Cor goth and Sta 20 20tp u bet o Z P stl
I st bet 18th and 18th. 20 Jefferson place bet
= st near Conn ave. =. $50 and 10Th sta -,
Gym In ave tson.ins on oso JSsh let ;pa 2,
nth st fronting Farra- rooms and bath
lut Square. ....-.,..25oS Sunderland place
18th ct bet K and L .ts. 125 lQth and 2Oth sts
II 81 bet 18th and l6th, 18th ct near Mass .
R I ave hes iith and fst bet iish& 18th
10th Fl bet and r sts. 90 18th b., " ana Boz
Conn ave bet II and sts200 AIRY sts. ..........
Sc cor 21st q B sts nv: 200
11nS st., LIST floor and basement
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs a. VEHICLES.

YIN Nohi-iS-iiOhSEs a NEhlCLtS-
FOR sALE-FINE. LARGE, NICE DRIVING
very Kind and gentle Can be sssn q COOK RRos
19Oe l4th st. NV. au9-St'
EoR sALEIl FINE YOUNG AND GENTLE
mare, harness and SIDE lar busy; both used only
i1s p &: ~ .sS be iSrsS.f y.s g; ,ss% AZ
piy between and IL IN "Wednesday at $50 Pc fys.
EoR sALE-EXTENsroN-roP CARRIAGE IN
l. very good condition. cheap s1la = t Sncs
sus-2ts as III st. nv.
For SALES FINE DRIVING HORSES cHE.Ps
- young. sound and fast Also 2 side har busses.
soaihsa, as cSi s,s s and ~ -. 'n'r use sG ss
.s,. 4 s-., American and English sousl. A.r
seis q best American and English single hsrnsa.
3 nne hossiin side saddles.
3 me hosskin gents' saddles
nne sets single bneey harness second hand
simost new victsrt.. an elegant light carriage.
sSronghaps, perfect order.
Eisaal 5 sas ssis, light ssisSs
! 3nImoy surrey
.f.TTo~ lash whips. si.2S each. Regular Price.
doE- fine straight whips. OIL each Regular price.
ia dos IN. straight whips. 75e. each. Regular
HORSE sheets and cooler. from 75c 70 o.. so Less
i: X iaASsEss AND CARRIAGE EXCHANGE,
NOR sALR-A FINE LARGE FAMILY DRIVING
horse; weight, ]. 300 lbe steady traveller Also
almost new busins-s wagon Address AUG. ".
NoACK. 1881 St NV. sue-2t-
EoR sALE-FRoM LoUpoUN AND FAUQUIER
counties. Va, Q drove Of hne horses. including
both heavy and light drsught and three hne saddle
horsee win be sold, worth the money. THYsON
HOUSE. 9TH and p SITS. NV. Aus-2t.
L>oR sALE-THE FINEST ROAD HORSE IL THE
y city party eoing away; Kind and safe, 81. 0JOl
blood bay uots In three minutes AZ Missouri
rear. auk-N
E>oR sAIE-wHo Is wM y GEyER. THE MAN
- who has the greatest number and variety II oil
new and second hand bargains for cash q 90 time
3eA s0B Pa
EoE sAIE-oARRIAaEs, WAGONS, HARNESS.
Il vhips. DC. have on hand nexrly 800 carriages
and Wagons Of the most modern styles aud hnish.
ssting OF VICTORIES cshriolets Kensintons phsetons
busies and % Different styles IN oak OF rustic rat
can be at this establishment; also whps, lap
robes. &C. 20 be found here. Large hrstcss1
second hand CARRIAGES and wagon. aiways on hand
These goods win be sold right prices ct my
pository on vt. n W., e.. All goods warranted.
invite he pubic % eA IL may be 70 their advan
taee. b. j. HfEks mye3tr
EoR sALE-cARRfAeEs, WAGONS AND BRO.
Il gie- on easy terms Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended to COOK JAkBoE. Ssb "
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