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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19

EXTRA COPIES of the ENTERPRISE Holiday
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NATIONAL PARK LODGE, No 10, A. o. L.
~ W. meets every Tuesday evening in the Miles
Block \ cordial invitation to visiting brothers.
GEO. r. COLLINS. VI. W.
F. IL uOuGu Re- order
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19

7 OST-A Shrine pin ,scimiter pattern), en-
IL grayed on back From Mecca Pilgrims TO
Miss Lamartine. liberal reward will be paid
by leaving at Petersons drug store.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19

TlyEAMS WITH WAGONS FOR SALE.-Five
Il span CT frst-class work horses and mules
with wagons and harness to match for freighting
purposes for sale cheap. Enquire OF or address
ii Gassert, Horr, Montana 1-Stf
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19

LNOR RENT.-Ranch Shields river contain
ing $50 acres: well watered and tmbered
can cut from 400 to 800 tons of hay: will give five
years lease. Apply to Hopes 4 Eaton, Living
ston. or Jgm es Schoield. Mversbmrg. l3O-tf
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19

Cooke, Montana, Dec. II, 1891.
(First pub. Dec. ~, 1872
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19

4 TTENTION -Farragut Post No. :, Depart
~ ment Montana Il. A. r.. meets at Masonic
Hall the first and third Tuesday of each month
at half past seven sharp. Visiting members are
cordially invited. II. ". BINGHAM, Com dr.
HJCES Adi,t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
6elo uno Del.
Cine ansebIi@e GOncurren3 fir SteStaroorS
Oil Go.

Ser STANDARD Oil 60. lit, pte fIrsGi@
befannt murbe, eine eefGbrliAe Concurrent
tin eritanben, tpel6e thr ben unbei@rGnften
Beitb Der SelfeIber bon 8ennlnlDanien,
@eit>8ir9inta unb 0bio itreittg MAIDEN
miro. Die neue Corporation beltebt aus
2onboner uno @bica9oer Gapitaltiten,
meI6e, tpie es beiBt, nit 8e3ug auf oas
tbnen sur 8erfIsung iteben0e Capital it6
iebr pobI nit Der Stanbar6 Sil So. melien
f0nnen. Wtan beabitdtt9t, cine &0bren>
leitung bon ben Sel>03egtOnen 0eits8trs
giniens. Sbios uno 9enniDlDaniens mad
Der Sesflite gu legen, tDofIr flr's @rite
$500, 900 an9eleet tuer6en loIen. SpGter
iouen ale SauptsS el9egenoen nit Der
Seefiiite burb 2eitun9en in 8erbinDung
gebra9t tperben. 9te 1teue @eieuihaft lit
angebll6 idon i'm 8eitB 'peri6ieOener err
giebiger Selqueuen, tpel6e ntebrere Sauieno
SAB pet Sag liefern, iowie zines ausgez
bebnten Serrttortums lit 0en nod unauss
eebeuteten un6 unerfori6ten, aber unz
ftreitig Dlrei@en 8e9enoen.
ScSn1. MubitoriumzS otel baben tpGbren6
bes Wlonats Wiai mebrere 8erlammLungen
1tattgefunben, in nel9en Die BlGne Der @es
leuinaft sur Geife geoieben Itno. Ser
9auptausganespunft an Der Seefiite tpir6
Baltimore iein. 6err Geo. 8. Gotplan
bon 8ittsburg lit elmer 9erieuigen, meIder
NIT ben @bica9oer @apttalilten in 8ez
ratbuna eemelen lit. bod petgert er ft9.
oeren gtamen an3ugeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

brittii6er Ngenten pertrieben tporben leien.
0ie Broteftanten bGtten nit @epebren, Die
ibnen GapttGn 2u3aro 9~elicfert, oas fatbos
hide Wiiitonsbaus beidoiien unb bailelbe
in 8ranb 9eiteGt, tDobei Der Grat unb Gin
fatbolilder 6Guptling umgefommen ieien.
Die Mftiiiondre uno Der yteit Der fatboLis
lden @in9eborenen ieten g~e3pungeu eetpes
len, i'm ensltl6en Sort 3ufu6t gu lu9en.
@Is Der &0rig l1ganOa Derlafen babe, iet
CT nor 8ooten, auf oenen cine Marimfaz
none %sepeien lei, anaegriffen tporOen; St
ipGbrenb Die Brieiter fi6 mad ners
l6ieOenen &i6tungen 3%eritreut bdtten. -
Oie @bolera in Srinagar i'm &ai4mtrz
tbale niitbet nit ungeidpddter 0efti9feit
fort. Sn ben leBten bier Sagen iinO bon
1871 an Der Seu6e ~erfrantten Berlonen
900 geitorben unb i'm @anaen t1nerbaB
bret @o6en, 5000 Menl9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

Bum erftenlnaI felt benz 8e1teben Des
2~ebrerbunbes tptrb uns Die CUNT gu She'll,
cine SabresDeriammIun9 int etgnen 9etm,
III ben GGumen 6es bon unS gegrt1oeten
2ebrerlemtnars, ab3uDalten. Nu6 bat uns
bas Oireftortum 6es Surnlebrerleminars
in ltberaler Wetie feline itattLihe tSaQe 3ur
8erfigung gefteut, 10 baB fir Geriammz
lungsrGume uno &omttee5tmn1er in better
@etie Gorge getrogen lit. Ser Srtsausz
ihuB tptrb fir Die @Gite aus 91a6 unb Serr
bic beiten Quarttere berett balten un6 IS an
nt6ts feblen Ialen, ben 8elu6ern ben
N~ufentbalt in bieitser Stabt angenebm 81
MAIDEN.
On t~nterefianter un6 frudtbrinsenber
Nrbett tptro es ni6t feblen; tpi6tt9e Sras
gen auf Dem @ebiete Des a~mleritantl6en
S6uItpeien ms barren ibrer 20iuns, uno es
tit unire Nufgabe, OH elmer nerninfttgen
20iung berlelben mit3uarbeiten; gemetns
James Snterelie ipate ale Qebrer 6euti6er
3unge in bteiem Qanbe gu gemetniamer
Nrbett entflamrnen, uno 9eraoe oaau lou
Der 2ebrertag anregen. Oaber er9ebt an
Sic ale Der Guf, ftd 5n benz otesiGbri9en
Qebrertag, Der in Wfiltpdufee bonn 6. Bis 8.
Sult abgebalten tptro, einsuftnben uno Die
befreun6eten &oQe9en anr S%beiInabme aufs
aufor0ern.
Mit tolIesiaIti6em @ruB
emil 9appri6, BrGi. 6es
so. S@miObofer, Sec. 2ebrerbnnbes
g. 81. @brams. Brdi. 6es Srtsz
SEQ. Stern, Sec. ausi9ui1es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Staot Chicago.

Mr ttniere GorreIpottSetttet 1tnS
N0enten bei&6en ote fOI8emoen
GtnNteM
Gerr SEQ 8ettmtm9bpNen ootE
etaatem Nebra$ta, &1nfaS 1ttto
WtthOMrt+
@err Grans Otto Die Gtaaten
SDtO, YcnmiDInaniet, @ef Wtrs
9ttttett, WaTa1MiettS, Ner 0Ort
ttto Canada.
6err Yeter 8ttf1 Oett Gt1At
SAtmOtS.
@err Y1t&I Grtebel Sem etaGt
9err 6. o.. epteseI Sen etaat
Mittnefot6.
@err 9attI Rfon5ef 0et Gta9t
@tSconitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Gin ~SebensmIoer.

Mittpod gfa6mittaa iab man etnen gutz
eefletDeten Wann auf Dem DB:er" Go. 3
iteben u1b ins Baier ihauen. 8lobli6
lab man i'm 6ut uno &od ablegen unb ms
Maiier ipringen. @r ianf iofort unb fam
nid1t pieoer OH Die Sberfldhe. 9ie 9oli3et
1puroe benadrthtt9t uno na6 smeiitInois
gem Suden, nuroe Der 2etdnam ans Taz
9esli6t bef0roert. Ser Tobte murbe als
Solepb Suiton bon 116 @reenitr. erfannt.
Seinen &ei6nam braate MAJ mad Der
Wiorgue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Qufruf

2ln ole nliteIieoer oes S~ehrerbunoes, Ole
oeuti4 : amerifantfde SehrerweIt nno
ole 5reunoe oeuti4er pdoa9osif in
oiefem &anoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

vGafDrta 1T 70 pOr3aslt@ seeisnet fur ainber, bas t9
Tim Dor allen anberen mir befannteil Rrdparaten bed
Spraus sebe." s.. y. Nr@ er, MD,
Ill South Sxfcrb Ctr, 8:cptlsu, 81. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Was CutiCura vermag.

sic perntoq ones, mas Die 9out, ben &opf. nnb bic
paore Der fletnen &tuber reinigt uno nerl9b'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LNOR RENT-A LARGE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
\ on Washington flei~hts nc bead of Conn ave IL
roolns and all modern convenicnccS. bot has over
i. OO 81 n OF ~, und. with tres and shruhbery
and frcntAgc Of 100 n on asphslted strst. A DE-
lshtfnl home for the summer months and well sit
For permission 10 inspect
LEROY FUTILE
mylo.s- Cor. Columbia Rd and Leroy place.
EoR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE
Il building lots in TakOma Park station and
brick sidewalk. Address OWNER r. Star Ofhce. ID.
E,oR sALE-3I OR As ACRES; TWO ADJOINING
Il tracts OF the finest suburban property Wash
instoni BEAUTIFULLY located On Met. branch B. and o.
RR-. between Silver SPRINGS and Lindrn- The prop
erty enters the National Park Is very hixh and
inaenln.ently drained Is only one hours drive from
the city and Is absolutely the OF all stc>
bic for subdivision in the District Maryland. Inn
mense improvements now being pushed forward
~ the California syndicate in this immediate vicinity
II Is directly opposite Nostsde, where from 500 Ia
$500 is asked FOR SINGLE lot. We sell these spien-
did tracts rOT Only $500 acre
mylo-eo6t HODGES TELL, l307,x ST. nv.
EoR SALE-BUILDING LOTS IN HYATTsyILLE
In this beautiful suburb. certainly the most de
srable location near Washington, within ~ miles
nom the capital train service OF about 10 trains
day, fare about DC. sud time about ten minutes
healthy aud beautifully located, have desira
oie hnilalnS lots IN various pats OF the town that We
Gan sell from 500 up and small monthly payments
No better inNes ent can DE found than property in
Hyaitsyille We have several ~peciA bargains here
ny9-3 DUCKETr FORD. 6l9 F -. NV.
LroR SALE-oNE CENT A SQUARE FOOT WILL
buy building lot Gold HIN, threelunr;ers Of a
mile from Chain bridge. Inquire AZ RICH MILK
DAIRY. l26 ID st. sc. mya-lw'
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ATTORNEYS.

GEo. w. KEEN.
n md s sas'Sr q sn
BUREAU OF LEGAL INFORMATION;
Patents. caveats and trademarks procured. Govern
ment claims prosecuted pensions obtained AL legal
busness Hansscted for moderate fees; consultation
and sttvice free. nh11-sm
GEORGE W. ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY-Ar-LAw,
VI 456 Louisiana ave-, Washington, D. c.. practices
IN Al courts Of District OF Columbia and state 81 New
York. uhn-34As
CAMPBELL CARRIN0TON, ATTORNEy-AT-LAw-
~ webster Law building 905 d ~. NV. washing
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER BOARDERs wANTED-sIx OR EIGHT
- summer bcarders can be accommodated at farm
Ridge mountain three miles from WasnstSn.V eon m9e
natea Address aI 9as trV %as %fs
ton, Va. mylO-eoH
A FEW BOARDERs TAKEN AT FARM IL MILES
FRUIT. Vegetables, chickens, eggs milk ice, &c In
sbnndancs. Addrsss W. ". JONES. Gernantewn.
Montgomery Co., Md my9-6t'
DOARDERs WANTED AT LAKE VIEW Farm.
ID i've minutes walk from Halpine station, Net
lawn. shade pavilion boats tennis, &C. Address Ms
N. ]. WAGNER, Lake View Farm. Rockville. Nd
my6-6t
GENTLEMEN Or FAMILIES CAN SECURE DE-
" sirable board at Cherry Grove In full view Of Fort
Box IL. Phebus P. o.. Va. N.Y. ,tu2w
GUNNER BoARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT,
p Loudoan county Va one q the most elevated and
;na ae'
nELlGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
" virginia; Large lawn, plenty Of shade Ice. fresh
i Sads ZION r x: RS : Ms
A FEW BQARDERS WANTED AT CHAPEL HILL
"A Farm, Forest Glen, Nd eight miles from city
Close 10 old Carroll C.iholic church plenty MILK AND
truit. Address l1Al st. NV my6-0ts
WANrRp-BErwEEN 18TH AND 10th NAY
two rooms With board II hssitRS conntTn SoS nm n,a
sired isrM house Srsfsrsd 1arses sEnn eSIa r.
8 cc:ss sss sssSS 'a q ny ssis
CHEA1, nuSIG AND pEAR MUSIC CAT a DIS
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N.Y. B. H. WARNER & co. eI6 Est NV
NOR RENT

la 10Th LIT a m !. .552S 9TH srScel aniS ~
h,,S 81 lor all IN .30uS 18th. 6r&ceu
III y ave Sc; IT.. % Is 9Th st Or 80
- ST. Sr all M i.... 30 800 Acker Or. ami 20 20
~ YIN ST. Sr 40 ia Callsn 81, Or H. 80
~ 18th ST. I2r; 40 Jlf Marks alley. Ar q. ~
lUs Sth ST Sc. all IN l. ID 1909 King st ne, q
81 No ave. Tor. all M l. As STORE
~ 18th Sc, Or. all M .5OyS9 9th st Sr S45
2O4 st he. 7r all IN l. 30
my7 SwORMSTEDT & BRADLEY gy7Fst
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FoR EVERY STATE
JOAN z BEALL, ISL .. nv
u Once IRON AN 70 pm. uol7
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wANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN CLERK
w at M.-hinstyn board at Roelyi,ie o- 6aithers-
burg sfstr osstiOu. Recommendations rrte, Witch
h!Sss be rs@son.ble- Addre~s ". HANCHE1r. 5l3
9Th st. NV myI02t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

OK A MONTH. WITHOUT INTEREST, WILL
S9sJ buy desirable business residence lot in West
End Park at 500 or 600. If wise, you will before
plsfs. HENRY n. corp. 700 9Th 81. mhl53m
E,OR SALE = NEAT GROOM COTTAGE IN
Brookland lot j0x1J0 with shade and water; board
walk house railroad station and electric cars
price, e.. 900. easy terms. Apply TO r. T. PAIRo,
462 Louisiana ave. apl5-3m
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MANICURE

MANICURE.
MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
WI list, 1Q3 18th ST, N.W.-The only Inporteg and
MANUFACTURER Of FINE MANICUhE aud CHiROPOD-
IST GOODS south Of New York. po:1O-tr
IRON RAILINGs. "A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL
L Railing IT, fNF iar 6 9ss 5eos COW,
tGo6-3m Maine ava. bet ~ anA oih "a.
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JoHs j. Cosr1sErr, Gas q 81. n.v..
ARMY AND NAVY OHFICERS QgrFIrTER.
Fkss-ciass sppctnimsnts sUOSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

~ count % HENRY WHITES, US q. You ssve
money N guanf wk1e you can gst both eades md III
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY AND TWO
w brothers. a furnished house in northwest
Of references Address a., Star once. my1O-eo3t'
WANTED-SMALL. HOUSE IN GOOD LOCA-
w ton by quiet family children rent not ex-
coed 90 per month. Address MUSIC TEACHER,
Star office It.
WANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE, FUR
w nished house during summer for of same or
nominal rent; references. Address RELIABLE, Star
Office. mylO-2ts
WANTED-BKICK HOUSE. q, 900 TO Cd. 600
w Will give In payment two beautiful lots 5Oa 1J0
1900 cash. Address p. s.. $40 18th st. n10-6t
WANTED-sMALL HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
w the city. renting from tlO to CAS- per month the
supply being unequal 70 the demand; prompt paying
tenants. 3. J. BLOCK. Real Estate and Insrsnre
ol5 St NV my105t
WANTED-A SMALL BRICK DWELLING, WITH
W modern Improvements for cash in exchange for
unimproNed local property STRANGER, star Office. l.
WANTED-JUNE 1. A SMALL HOUSE OUT OF
town or larger one With other party. Address Box
g. Star Office mylO-2t'
Address
Ely7-sts RE D. Star office
WANTED-A 12-ROOM HOUSE IN NV AT
w about Sl2.UO. II. b. wALDRON, 657 + st.
NV my1-3t'
WANTEDzTo PURCHASE BRICK HOUSE IN
w south " Washington near bureau Of engraving and
e S ST. wssHfSTo9 sit STAR Office
VVANTED-To EXCHANGE EQUITY IN A FOUR
w room brick house located in Southwest Wash
EIy1-3t II. A. c.. Star office.
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~ In Diamonds. Watches, jewelry Silver Ware - .
~ sth 81 n w. third door above y. Fine watch ~
~seHs roP@rnf 81 psc1Aav. ell
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
w good nslxhborhUod. near where good table board
can be had. Address Box 163. Star Office IT.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD CARE FOR
w house during the summer for use Of room
IN same references nrst-class. Address TRUST
WORTHY. Star ONCE my10:t'
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A COOL
w furnished room; give references and price. Ad-
dress NJ L., Star Office. apIO-3ts
"ANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms. all parts of city cheapest and surest plan
TO secure desirable roomers terms moderate (estxb
liShsd 1850. SHACKLEFORD'S AGENCY
mylO-6t' AZ 18th st. H. w.
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A COOL
w room furnishedl In German French, Italian or
Snansh family; state price. Address A. Mel. Star
ofSce. mylO-3s
"ANTED-TO RENT OR 3 UNFINISHED
w rooms, I'd floor. with bath southern exposure
rent not TO exceed Sl5; by May Is. n. A. G.. GenI
Land Once. my9-;,ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ErOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE 2-sTOKY AND
Il basement brick. 1881 10Th st. NV.
Rent e25 80. z. r. KAISER
myl0-T Room A. Atlantic buflding
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WANTED-BY A COLoRRD WOMAN, WASHING
w for families. to do at hoEle: xood references
genflemen's wash preferred 517 10th 81. n. uts
WANTED-A STRANGER DESIRES FOR HIS
w son, an intelligent. well-Atted young man. en-
appctntmert TO The Military Academy ct West Point
for ~ o. 9,; will give $50 for Same Address
BONUS. Star once. my10-2t'
WANTED-ALL PERSONS WHO WANT HOME
w to call for fnformxfion to how Obtain
one. B. J. BLOCK. Real Estate and Insurance, 6l5
st. n. ". my1O-5<
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E'OR sALE-sIXTY-FOOT SAILING VESSEL ALI.
i IN good condition; fastest on the Potomac.
E,OR SALE-A VICTOR BICYCLE, IN FIRST
Il class condition, cheap sold account of owner
leaving town. Call II possible. between 9 and T. at
11Oo 10th ST.. up to next Friday. my9-3t'
L,OR SAIE-NEw DIAMOND FRAME PSYCHIC
safety. S70; cash or time guaranteed for year
by importer. After pm.
ap21-1n 1911 9th st. NV.
EOR SALE-A LOT OF SECONDHAND REFRIG-
orators and ice chests cheap; also household and
office furniture. Oh 9TH st. NV. ,ny7-3ts
LOR SALE-MILK DIRECT FROM FARM 3
u cents pint Is cents per gallon. Address COUN-
Try, Star office Inho-l0w'
L>OR SALE-HAMMOND TYPEWRITER; IDEAL
keyboard; excellent condition; equal to new only
&6U; with fou-d-awer drop cabinet, $50
gain TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
APIS no st. NV
I,OR SALE-STEAM YACHT AMERICUS; IN GOOD
Il order; 40 feet long. 10 feet beam: can steam 10
miles hour. For ecton and further particulars
apply Stevenson's wharf Capt. JONES. apl4-1m'
EoR sALE-GOLD DOLLARS. HALVES AND
Il quarters; also Lords Prayer. rare coins, non
WrIS b sSa and gold sgrgE HS antique
apl3 2:3l Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
LOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ICE CHESTS,
L mating, baby carriages. paror and hed room fur
nlture, bedding, &C. sold at terms to suit at HUGO
WORCH co IS Furniture Ware Rooms apl2
E,OR SALE-.'OTTO' GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
Il and second hand any size. Send for circular
call on d. BAILUFF. Ast., 73I 7th ST. ". ni2
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E'OR RENT
T &5ls at, 7r.. .see so Tennallytown. d. c.,
5I5 10Th st. Sr.,.....2. 50 AZ and stable. Si5 SO
- ana s S,, sts: n 10 Champlsin ave. and
&C. 5r each :........s 1881 q, Ar. SC
rents "a, e1O and $40 each.
TOR RENT-l3U3 ST. NV; DWELLING POR-
4 ton rent very moderate. STEIGER L LIEBER-
MANN, I3S ST. my10-6t
CoR RENT-514 18TH ST n W. 20 ROOMS AND
!, baths; heated BY steam throuehout extra large
my1O-3t STEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN, 1903 + st.
LNOR RENT
u Us Spruce St :, lie proit Park, Or and bath . S25
2l2g ST. NV, Sr and bath. ...............,.,, 40
loll Rhode Island ave. NV, Or. and bath IS
,o, T. R. BROOKS,
myfOtN 616 18th st. n. W.
For RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT. A COMPLETELY
furnished sevenroom cottage, with use Of piano
go per no. no children Address n. p. Star of.
hce. my10-3ts
i Is l2i 1885. LAS ID Sc. CRIB. each $40 30
1877 St S.; 5r ............................ 500
10. Balls court or; water each ....... II 30
mylUNV THOS b STAHI. AKA La
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EsOR RENr-TINELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON
Wsshington Heights sbove Conn ave. for four
piazza and lawn; charming place. Addrsss B. T. T..
Star ofitce. IT.
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-02
AN ANGEL HERE.

A ragged urchin played along the street, And slipped aud fell upon the icy way. A air-brown girl tripped by with nimble feet, But sudden stopped beside the boy who lay Half crying with his pain. In sweetest tone And eyes brim full of tender human love, She said "And did you hurt you much! A
 groan
 Died on his lips. An angel from above Could not have grander seemed than she to
 him.
 He opened wide his great, brown, homeless
 eyes, Thus to be sure one of the seraphim Had not come down to earth in sweet dis
 guise. She went her way, forgetting that she smiled, Glad to have said word Of hope and cheer. Not so the vision to the humble child; That voice and face would live through
 many year. And then to boys who gather round the lad, He said with face aglow with sympathy And heart that meath his ragged garb was
 glad,
 'I'd fall again to have her speak to me" o precious human voice, with power untold! o precious human love to mortals given! A word or smile are richer gifts than gold
 IS. K. Bolton in Christian at Work ..
The Newtown bee., 1892-12-02

ter, Miss Helen Curtis, very i'll in Hafta ford with heart disease. l F. J. sHosford and wife entertained Mrs Hosford's relatives at their home on Thanksgiving day.
 Dr k. A. Marcy went to his grand fathers, Marvin Todd's in Bethlehem, for Thanksgiving.
 Eli Judson and family of Bethel were at Edward HulPs, and remained till Mon- day of this week.
 Another 'hop is being arranged to come off at the Sherman house on the evening of December s.
 Miss Elsie Beeman and gentleman friend from New Haven were at Oscar k. Beeman's from Wednesday evening till Friday morning of last week.
 Mir and Mrs George c. Hopkins are absent from Lakeside for an indefinite time, on visiting tour to Mrs Hopkins sisters at Detroit, Mich, and Fort Dodge, Ia. Andrew Granniss, Jr., of Terryville passed the last three days of last week in New Preston, the guest of Jerome E. Granniss.
 Small whist parties are again becoming the rage here this season. Meetings of first-class players are held dalmost,nightly.
 Rev MT Goodrich of Yale college oc- cupied the pulpit of the Village church last Sunday morning and evening, and at the church on New Preston Hill in the afternoon. This is Mir Goodrich's second visit here and it seems the desire of all who have heard him, to have him come many times more.
 Deacon D. Burnham has nearly con- pleted the repairs and alterations made in the interior of his residence, including first-class heater in his cellar, with pipes extending throughout the entire house.
 Mrs A. E. Pixley, whose winter quar- ters are at Bridgeport visited her sum- mer hotel here, the Lakeside house, last II AIIldy anu JO DINuScpOTl dGdiD on Saturday morning.
 Charles Carter and wife are spending the winter in Terryville.
 Col E. Johnson, our barber, intends soon to rent house in the village for the winter.
 Mrs l.. W. Barnes house has recently received a good coat of paint by the skilful hand of House Painter H. w. Beeman.
 Mrs Benjamin Griswold, Jr., was call ed suddenly to Bridgeport, last week, on account of the serious illness of her only brother, T. Boynton, of the above men, 5ioned city.
 Mrs Henry w. Brown is absent from her home here, visiting friends in New | ork city and New Jersey.
 Two small dancing parties were enjoy ed at John Moore's on Thursday and Friday evening of last week.
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A HANDSOME MONUMENT.

A very handsome granite monument has been placed in the family lot of the late David W. Sherwood by MT Hughes of the Stratford granite works. The de- sign is entirely different from anything in the cemetery. Alarge tablet of rough granite, with two panels highly polished on one side, stands on two bases of the same style of rough finish. The second base bears the family name, Sherwood, in large raised letters. Of the two pol ished panels on the face of tablet, one has the inscriptions of Mir Sherwood and his wife and the other those of three children. On the back, or rough side of the tablet, the name Sherwood is cut in large raised letters. Small granite stones properly inscribed, aresset at each grave. The work is of the superior class of cem- etery memorials which this concern have the reputation of furnishing.
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The Use of Potato Tops.

The tops of potatoes after the crop is dug contains much plant food and as they are mostly rotted down to dust in fall and winter, this plant food is easily available. They should not be taken to the barn yard and composted with the manure, as was once advised. They rot readily enough without composing, and and mixing with manure only preserves the spores of the disease, which may otherwise be carried over for the injury of succeeding potato crops. Probably the best use that can be made of potato tops is to save them free from weeds and use as mulch for strawberry beds. Here they rot, cover the land lightly while it needs covering and do not have to be raked out of the way in spring as straw often does when it has been used as a winter mulch.