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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27
Revenue Cutter Service.

FROM Scr1Dners Magazine
Life on a revenue cutter during vinte, ,rr,.-
ing is one OF hardship and danger. I, No.
OF constant exposure to all kinds Of 80.
and Is SO trying that only men of ,trong ,nS
robust constitutions can safely unaer.,, !.
soIa ~ IN .nese NOT inirequently are sown the
One OF the greatest dangers the revepn. IN
1et a. Caheo upon 10 encounter is boat dntv
ms ne mas TO perform In all sorts of vesfh...
tog' snow storm, cold, high wind or rough -.
As seldom considered q sufficient rea.or - = -
glectlng TO board q vessel bound i'm from !. s.e
elgn port such vessel has usually a. =.
boarded while under way-a very diffcpis -
dangerous undertaking, requiring the exerci..
OF experienced Judgment prompt decision.
great GOODNESS and considerable pluck. VIVA
on board the vessel, examining her nane-s
certifying to her manifest, &C., she has NOR
ably carried the boarding officer AZ least -,
or three miles from his vessel, and he NAV bsvs
70 make tne best OF hls way back 10 her In TIA
teeth OF q strong head wind, high sea. drivi.~
snow storm, and with, perhsps, the sdde8
dlfhcuity, II not danger. of approaching niohs
When rowing in the teeth of a high wind n !.
no unusual thing for the boats crew 70 becom.
80 exhausted that no headway can be nsde II.
such a case the boat rows directly TO leev,nrd -
the cutter, from which q life buoy attached a !.
long line is thrown 1t is quickly svent a.
leeward, picked up by the boat the line m.Se
fast to the bow and the boat hauled aioneefde.
the cutter and he Is Obliged 10 seek ltsr N
some friendly vessel
Managing a boat in the surf is pexh.ps -
difficult and dangerous Q duty - revenue on
GERS are called upon 10 perform Much Of ths
supplies for the houses of refuge on the ss.S
coast OF Florida are taken 10 them by revepus
cutters All these supplies have 10 Be landed
through the surf on as exposed and dsnrerons
beach as any in the world. That no i've
have yet been sacrificed and no properly Id
In this work, speaks volumes for the sim q
revenue officers as surfmen
Running line to n vessel ashore or IN lis-
tress requires skill and courage Of no meen
order. True il 10 that but few revenue oficeuo
have lost their lives in the discharge of thiS
duty, but il 10 equally true that an officer mup1
indeed be young in the service who has ns1
several times stood face to face with dssrh.
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and Venetian point, whose yellow tone sets of
admirably the red, blue or black Of her gowns.
while thick guipure lies fiat upon dark grounds
with lovely effect And the Vatican fold.
where will its popularity end! Already the APP
plicstions are infinite / have noticed some
in embroidered gauze. in lace and in trans
parent textures which drop with exquisite
effect from between the shoulders and IN no
wise conceal the beauty of the figure. Such
Vatican folds are usually framed by two long
velvet ribbons, one on each side In one case
saw q superb reception dress of sky blue
velOutine which had a Vatican fold of lace
reaching quite TO the end of the train. Theater
toilets, too, IL seems to me, were never so
beautiful as they are this season. In fact, one
sees toilets in the theater boxes nowadays
which would not look amiss in an opera box
In my initial cut l set before you a charming
cloak for use at theater or at an evening reeep-
tion- 1t is made up of peacock green plush,
over completely adjusted inner garment,
with an embroidered plastron front and back
The pelerlDe has two large folds at the back
and is gathered on the yoke. The bottom of
the pelerine and also of the cloak is trimmed
with an embroidered band and the collar and
fronts are garnIshed with moutiOn. You may
line it either With yellow green silk. The
Ielerine must be made up in two parts, both
cut straight. and you IRust so join them on the
shoulder as to hide the seam with gathers
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OF Course He Had.

From the Detroit Free Presa
An invalid up town was walking out with his
wife the other day when q man met them and
very sffusively shook his hand.
"Ah, how do you do? How do you do2 How
ID your health now?" exclaimed the man.
''None Of your businesa," snapped the in
valid, and jerking his hand away he hurried OF
with his wife.
my dear" she said, reprovingly, when he
had slowed down 90 she could speak, "why
were you 90 rude to him? He seemed very
anxious to know how you were"
''Rude, nothing, growled the invalid. ssrve
got right to be. That chap 10 the new under.
taker who opened shop up In eus nsighbor.
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COrs1Ke
three rows about equidistant
Silks are much used for dinner dresses. In
fact. silks are reasserting their old-time domi-
nation The changeable silks are especially in
vogue An exquisite buttercup yellow MORE
attracted my attention IL was trimmed with
fur N almost an original manner. at the bottom
OF the skirt and also framing the decollete.
but il did not stop here. The lady wore a dog
collar of pearls anu there was = band Of the fur
encirehng 1t top and bottom very quaint
idea, but extremely becoming TO the particular
weaver.
For receptions and small gatherings the
Jane Hadins blouse IS very modish 1t is made
up In white lace or in silk crepon. overhang-
ing belt OF gallOOn set of with mack gems.
The same gAlloon frames the neck and the
sleeves In sons cases these blouses are worn
without sleeves at dancing parties, or for re-
ception purposes you may add the Russian
sleeve, which is double, large puff ending At
the elbow and ths under sleeve being tight
fitting and extending to the wrist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

ICH SILKS AND VEL
vets. cobwebby laces
yellow with age, dia-
phanous TITLES an d
gauzes, slender, grace
full figures banded with
ribbons which drop
t b c ir long floating
ends. Vatican pleats
springing out lii g
folded wings from fair
shoulders, trailin g
robes edged with fur,
such are a few of the
ingredients W b / C h
make up q vision for
My Lady Clara of
Fashion Castle, in the
kingdom of Allmodea
From her shapely
shoulders drop soft
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Tremendous Water Power.

From the Springfield Paper wcrld.
Apaper company at niagara Falls finds IL no
easy task to decide how the terrific power from
the $50 feet head Of water which ID 70 be st their
disposal shall be utilized Al . recent confer
ence Of the officers Of the company about
twenty wheels and methods Of developing power
were submitted 10 them, and all but three were
immediately passed over a. being wholly mad
equate TO the occasion Mostof the water wheels
made would crush like eggshells beneath ths
force Of . column of water falling $50 feetdown
penstock. The wheels selected for furthse
test are TO receive il at Holyoks, and when . de-
cision is reached the compsny's architect win
power. The contract for building . eofIer dam
for the company has been let and slso fer ths
tunnel and shaft The tunnel win - so lest
long and probably 10 BY ~ fest u sisA Ihs
shaft will have depth Of LOO feet and ~ ~
II BY - or IS fest an size.
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Written for The Evening Star.

OBACCO, SAYS STOW
in his chronicle, was
first brought to England
by Sir John Hawkins in
1865. 1t came from
Carolina, and after the
settlement Of James
town it became the
chief article of export.
So rapidly did the con-
sumption and demand
increase that the plant
ers neglected all other
interests in favor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

i merely suggest the combination of white and
pms. but you may exercise your taste and in
gs-uity in devising others
Twelve or fourteen people are about all the
average New York dining room viii hold. hence
the woman Of fashion finds il extremely diff
cult 10 pay of dinner party Obligations. But
the next best thing 70 be invited to a swell din
ner Is % be summoned for the dance that fol-
lows some OF them. Toilets for these dinner
and dancing parties are very rich and elegant.
In my fourth illustration you see pictured a
dinner dress. a silk, trimmed with gauoons of
embroidery. which literally encrust it, outlin-
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PIPES AND. TOBACCO.
Something About the Weed That
Soothes and Comforts Mankind.
SMOKING IN ALL COUNTRIES.

Tobacco as Currency in the Early Days Of
This Country-Different Varieties In Other
Lands Part the Weed Has Played in Diplo-
macy-Royal Ladies' Who Smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

spssiAl Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, February %. 1S9
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LADIES FOND OF THE WEED.

The Empress of Austria is an inveterats
smoker, her daily average being thirty to
forty Turkish cigarettes. She says that smok.
ing soothes her nerves. and that whenever
she feels blue cigarette will do more than
anything else 70 cause her to eco things in 3
happier light. When writing she smokes al
most continually. On her writing table ere
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TOBACCO sERvIcEABLE IN WARFARE.
1t was French general who first found out
that tobacco might prove eminently service
able in warfare, inasmuch as it Immediately
allayed the pangs of hunger. In the campaign
of Louis XIV in Holland, his sage minister,
Louvois, when the army was short of rations
diminished the ration OF bread by one-half
and substituted for it an allowance of tobacco.
The heroic mariner, Jean Bart, one OF the few
French admirals who ever successfully met the
English, was an inveterate smoker. and, if the
tradition is to be believed, he declined when
commanded by the grand monarque at Ver-
sailles TO describe one Of the most brilliant Of
his naval successes unless he was first per-
mitted to light his pipe Then he began: II
formed my squadron in line and ordered La
Victoire to follow me closely" ''And she
obeyed you, replied, with q gracious irclina-
ton of the head, the politest sovereign in the
world. So intimately was the pipe associated
with the noted French sailor that the effigy of
Jean Bart became as habitual an ornament of
the old French tobacconists AZ the Indian of
America and the highlander Of England.
Although, as has been stated, Napoleon was
popular in Paris by bringing back with him
from Egypt several splendid oriental pipes.
which he distributed among his favorite gem
erals. He presented a pipe Of honor" in
meerschaum, the bowl of which represented
mortar, to Gen. Oudinot, and the tube was en-
riched with jewels valued at $4,000. The gal
liant Lasalle rarely charged at the head of his
hussars without pipe between his teeth, and
the wounded Moreau, before he submitted to
death of the Duo de Richelieu, three times
president of the council under Louis XVIII.
there was found at his hotel Q collection Of
pipes valued at $4,000.
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To OLET-sPECIAI.


10 Wood ST.. corner First ave-. three-story nulld-
ing, elevator, etc. A good business slte- Sl'o'o-
1H Fourth ave.. three-story building Of store room
cellar. side entrance. etc. u, 5O0. Gooo iocatoh
just opposite Postofhce.
New Grant ST., near Seventh av.. four six-story
warehouses. elevators, steam heat, ETC.. eacH
floor 2ox95: good location; IS. 900 each.
662 Fifth av., near Seneca ST., three-story Dr1ck
building Of store room and ten dwelling rooms,
bathroom, range, both gases, etc. $40.
ness house, fine large storeroom. elevator. etc. !;
g. 5Co will rent with the adjoining building Tor
OFFICES.
Kuhn law building. o6 Diamond ST.. Offices on the
third floor.
light and heat free: nice elevator, etc.
Eisner building. Fifth av. and Wood ST., choice
Offices, elevator and all modern conveniences.
Telephone building, i23 Sandusky street, corner
South Diamond. Allegheny, choice offices: heat.
light and janitor's services free of charge.
avenue. cheapest and best offices in the city; only
one square from Court House: all front rooms; I;
steam heat janitor's service and use of elevator
free of charge, plans can be seen at this Office.
sts.. choice Office rooms with vaults, steam heat,
elevator and janitOr's services Tree; ask to see
plans,
Penn building. Penn av.. Seventh ST.. offices.
building has two Crane elevators. heat. janitOr's
services, light, etc, free OF CHARGE: floor plans
can be seen at this Office; rent exceptionally low.
MANUFACTURING.
Eagle power building. corner Anderson and Rob
inson sts., Allegheny: all the north end of second
story: 3hx6S power furnished; s475.
second ana third w % o
suit tenant: will furnish power; call at this Office
for further particulars.
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TO LET-SPECIAL.

TO LET
New houses are being added to our list daily.
Those failing to find nything satisfactory on tnls
list are invited to call ut our office
EAST END.
Fifth av., large frame, II rooms, q, 200 per year.
Lang av., brick, rooms, $50.
Station ST., frame, rooms, S4o
Fifth ay., new brick, rooms. sa5.
241 Carver ST., frame. rooms. $35.
367 Frankstown av., brick, rooms, $35.
Margaretta ST., frame. rooms. S30
Stanton av., frame, rooms, s35.
Baum ST., frame, rooms, $50
572i Ellsworth av., brick. rooms. $50.
go Collins av., brick, rooms $50
5000 Penn av., brick. rooms. $500.
Gerritt ST.. frame, rooms, so.
Homewood. Finance St.. brick. rooms. s28.
$40 Homewood av., new brick, rooms, So.
572S Ellsworth av., brick rooms, s36.
Emerson ST., frame. IL rooms. $50.
532 HomewOOd av., brick, rooms, SIS.
Cor. Broad and Larimer. brick block, 2storerooms.
$40: also rooms, second floor, $50.
254 Frankstown av., frame. rooms, s22.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Franklin ST.. frame. 6 rooms, So
STOREROOMS.
Penn av., brick. SIS.
Wood ST., large brick storeroom, dwelling rooms,
90.
DENNISTON, ELDERKIN & CO.. Ltd,
6932 Penn av., East End
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TO LET Ry D. BEurS & SON,
4l12 Penn av. Office open evenings.
S35-New brick, rooms and all improvements,
Webster av.
$26-Pressed brick. 6 rooms, 40 Edmund.
$23-Frame. rooms. ETC., Winebiddle av.
s22 s0-Brick, rooms. cellar. 332 Ella ST.
$20-i431 Penn av.. store, two rooms.
sS-New frame, three rooms, Monroe and Ridge.
s16 75-Frame, four rooms, Boquet st.
S9-3 rooms, second floor, Dauphin st.
$3O--3 Lowry ST.. Allegheny, brick. store and ]
rooms, cellar and water.
S25tLiberty near Ella ST.. fine store.
s17-Isabella and Oswe alley frame, rooms.
S25-Hatfield ST., brick, rooms.
$45-Frame, IL rooms. all improvements. very large
grounds Matilda ST.
$9-3 rooms, rear 5102 Butler ST.
IS 50-Rear 4l16 North, 8 rooms.
$I3 5O-Storeroom, Forty fifth and Penn.
50 500 rooms. first floor, Dauphin ST.
50 50-4 rooms, rear 51e9 Dauphin st.
S14-Frame. rooms, Al Taylor st.
S1s 50-Frame, rooms, Winebiddle av.
$I6-Frame, rooms. Dauphn st.
&0-Frame, rooms, Cypress st.
$15-Frame, rooms, rear Taylor st.
$25-Frame, rooms. O'Hara st.
s15-Frame, rooms, ETC., Homewood
sl5-Frame, rooms, ETC., 1916 Yew.
Sf0-3 rooms, Jones av.
s12-3 rooms, Fortieth st.
s9-3 rooms, Forty-fourth st.
Sl4-3 rooms, fine. Liberty ay.
slO-3 rooms. 343 Pearl ST.
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TO LET.
AIIerhenv Re,ioences To Lot.

Allegheny Residences To Lot.
1 IS SFedfes! feispSone ss; a5!sgheny' sssg
254 Allegheny av.: rent $50
ia Liberty ST., Allegheny; rent $50.
17s North av., brick house, rooms; rent 500.
4S Resaca st.. brick house, rooms: rent sS 50.
1O7 Page St.. brick house, rooms; rent $B 30.
SO Sheffield ST., brick house, rooms: rent $23.
rs Preble av., new brick house; rent So.
81 Locust ST., brick house, rooms; rent $50.
Fulton ST., brick house; rent 800.
50 Ridge av., brick house, rooms: rent $D.
SO Ridge av., brick house, rooms: rent 300.
1853 Irwin av., brick house; rent $3.50.
80 Page ST.. brick house, rooms; rent $2s.
176 Rebecca st., brick house, rooms: rent $780,
81 hidge av., brick house, rooms: rent $50.
80 Preble av., new brick house, rooms; rent s22.
CHARTERS ST., fine brick house: rent $50.
2lS CHARTERS St.. brick house. rooms; rent$45
50 Fremont ST.. fine brick house. rooms: rent so.
Orchard ST.. frame house. s rooms: rent SIS.
Island and Prebe avs, frame house. rooms; rent
Hall, fourth floor, for lodge room.
81 Fayette ST., brick house, rooms: rent 500.
SUBURBAN.
Woodland av.. brick house. rooms: rent ~:
Jacks Run station. brick house. rooms; rent $780,
Laurel station, frame house, rooms, rent SlS.
Stowe township frame house, roomst rent Sl1.
HaZelwpod, frame house, rooms; rent $50.
sTOREROOMS.
127 Beaver av., storeroom: rent only So.
18 Beaver av.. storeroom; rent s1S.
80 Craig ST., storeroom; rent SIS.
Al Federal ST., suitable for office; rent SO.
STABLES.
AIS Penn av., Pittsburg br ck stable: rent $50.
Decatur ST., stable and carriage house, rent S3.
Laurel alley, rear 1876 Beaver av.; rent %.
BAKERIES.
All Penn ay., Pittsburg. (rear) brick bakery with
ovens; dwelling on second floor; $50 per month.
Woodland av. and Brighton road. bakery, store
and dwelling of rooms; rent $40.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
139 Sheffield St.. brick house, 10 rooms; rent $780,
SO Fayette St., brick house, rooms; rent SO 67.
rs Preble av., new brick house. rooms; rent SO.
% Beaver av., brick house, @ rooms: rent $40.
On Brighton road. frame house. rooms: rent SIS.
166 Mcclure ay., brick house, rooms: rent SIS 90
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Allegheny Residences To Let.

DWELLINGS,
BY GEO; :, y; Si,S kSbEEEEs; !, sEsss:1, sn, CO.,
Office open until P. N.
Perrysville av.; opposite Observatory Hill drug
and both gases; ss5: April /.
No. Winter St., frame; rooms and hall; sls; va
cant.
Washington av., near Grant av.. Belleview. Pa:
frame; rooms: hall: front and rear porches:
stable for horses; chicken house; lot ~ acres;
rent SO: April l.
No. 40 Taggart St., frame: rooms; SIG; vacant
No. 8 CHARTERS ST.. frame; rooms. attic and
cellar: s23, which includes natural gas; April l.
No :s Chsrtsrs asI i ST. frame; rooms, attic and
No. Harlan av.. rooms and cellar, SIS; vacant.
Nos. 5 and II North av.. brick dwellings of 8
rooms each: front porches; $780,
No. Beech ST.. pressed brick front Of 10 rooms !;
fancy front porch; 81. coo: vacant.
No. 96 Western av., brick, rooms and hall; $50;
vacant.
No. ls5 Bidwell ST. brick. rooms, hall, bath, front
and side porches: si00; vacant.
Smithand av., rooms, stable and shop on lot: .;
vacant
No. IS Center St., FRAME rooms and attic ss; va
cant.
No COO Omaha ST.. Mt. Washington. Pittsburg,
brick, rooms and attic; s1S; vacant.
Woolslayers alley. Pittsburg, 2 frames, 8 rooms
hall vestibule; SIS; vacant.
No. 45O5 Mifiin St., Pittsburg, bricks rooms
each; $50; vacant.
Bennett station. frame, rooms. large lot sl2 va
cant.
Ann St.. Etna borough. frame. rooms, porches:
lot 5Ox1OO: $l2.
No. a. Sarah St.. frame. rooms and attic, s1s;
April ].
No. 3s Manhattan St., FRAME rooms, attic and
cellar; $50.
Nos. So and ss Franklin st.. two new brick DWELL
ings OF rooms each. Is SO.
Lamont ST.. frame. rooms and attic, $l7; April l.
No. 1o9 kirkpatrick ave., brick, rooms and attic,
$40; April 1.
Shady av.. frame, rooms. basement kitchen,
ROOMS.
No. ~ Sarah ST.. rooms, first floor. y; also
rooms, second floor, 81; April /.
Overhin ST., rooms, second floor, ss: vacant.
No. AZ Charles ST., rooms, $40: vacant.
No. Arch ST. extension. rooms and hall, 312.
No 10 Henderson St., rooms. first floor u 50;
vacant.
No. ss2 Ohio st.. rooms, water and gas sls;vacant
No. Ig SNYDER St.. rooms front, 314; vacant.
No. 1H Warren ST., rooms. hall entrance %:
No. IsS Biewell St.. 3 rooms. second floor. %;
vacant.
No. IS Gang alley, 8 rooms, 50 so; vacant.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
No ~ Erie st.. one room, use of bath both pases
SIS for two or $l3for one person.
No. 81 Fremont ST.. one room, water. gases, SO;
vacant
No. 2 ohio St; nice front room. piano. beds.
No. 50 Stewart St., nice rooms, s.; vacant
STORES AND SHOPS
Garrison St.. frame, rooms and storeroom shelly
ing and counters complete. s2S: April /.
No. 100 North av., large room in rear, SIo
Front basement room suitable for shoemaker shop
S; both vacant.
Barber shop. No. E Charles ST., sl3: vacant
Nos. 81. s6 and Ss Irwin av.. large building first
floor $40: large rooms with power, second floor
SIS; rent. s65 per month; vacant; third floor, Sls
Send fOE rent list free.
GEO. W. ROBERTS, JR., 4 CO.,
So Ohio St, Allegheny.
ITO LET-John K. Ewing Co.'s once, IO0 Fed
i eral st. headquarters for Allegheny houses):
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KNOXVILLE,
EOR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES

TOR sALE-soME BEAUTIFUL HOMES
One Groom brick house. TWO lots. Orchard Place,
a. 900.
One groom brick house. one lot, paved street,
a, 500. -
Two broom brick houses. lots 37kx1oo each,
One 7-room frame house, one lot, paved street.
g. 600.
One 5-room frame house. onelo paved street.
81, 200.
One broom brick house. two lots. paved street,
$3, $50.
One Broom brick house. one lot, paved street.
Five 6-room frame houses. paved street. each
Twelve7-room brick houses. paved streets, each
g. 800,
Seven 4-room brick houses. very pretty. &. 700.
Eight 4-room brick cottages, one lot, each$l 700
Any of the above lovely homes in this greatly
favored city of beautiful homes will be sold OH
terms to suit buyers.
BUILDING LOTS-2C0 of the most beautiful build
ing lots to be found in the county are offered at
prices much less than property having similarly
attractive features can be had for. The p. 4 b.
Traction will have their new electric railway in
operation through the center of the borough by
May next. This will give q wonderful impetus
to values. and those who secure any OF the
above properties a LOT will be fortunate.
TO LET-A number OF 3, 4, and 7-roOm houses
At moderate rents to good paying tenants. None
others need apply.
Take any of the Southside street cars.
KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
50 Knox avenue, Knoxville.
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Allegheny Residences For Sale.


A LIGHTFUL home. overlooking the Ohio
"A for miles in view Of the city, but away from
its noise and Dirt close to Avalon station P, Ft.
W. & c. Ry., with trains every hour; ample
grounds, large, convenient, handsome house:
broad porches, elegant water. carriage house and
every convenience and beauty of surroundings to
be desired: at a sacrifice to quick buyer-s6. 800;
on easy terms. (4-s9-SS2). Charles Somers, 1a9
Fourth av.
vALoN STATION, P, Ft W. & c. R. R.,
"A beautiful residence. seven rooms. hall. fin.
125xl25: abundance of shade and fruit trees. For
further particulars inquire at l65 Lacock ST., Ae-
Eheny, where views of property may be seen.
WHKINSDURG-A bargain; new frame house
w of six rooms. dressing room. finished attic,
bath. washstand, inside and outside w. c., slate
mantes. sliding doors. electric light natural gas,
laundry with stationary tubs and stoves city water
back and front porches siGe entrance, large halls
and vestibue lot 25x122 to alley; good location, five
minutes from P. r. R. depot and electric line; this
is rare chance for some one; do not let it slip;
owner has to move to Chicago: price only S. 500,
easy terms If desired. Hoffman Baldridge, WILL
kinsburg. opposite depot: telephone 724s.
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Business Properties For Sale.

A T BARGAIN, four-roomed brick dwelling
"A and storeroom: wide hall. etc. this is a suit
able location for grocery notion store or butcher
stand; lot "a feet front and extending back TO an
other street: situate one Of the best paved
streets in the Eleventh ward; price O. 80. w. O.
Beringer Co., I58 Fourth av.