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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
THE WEATHER.

For Western Pennsylvania:
Fresh and Warmer South
Winds; Fair Weather, Fol-
lo,red 6y Increasing C7o'1ai-
ness and Rain or Snou
Sunday Night and Monday.
For Ohio and West Vir-
ginid: Much Warmer, South
Winds, Increasing Clo,tdi-
ness any Rain or Sno,g; De-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Louisville Items-The Stage of Water and
the Movements of Boats
ESPECIAL rELEeRAMs 10 THE p1spArcn.1


LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.-Dusiness good. Weather
clear and pleasant. The river is rising with 6
feet inches the falls. s feet inches in the
canal and f6 feet below. The New South for
Memphis tomorrow. The II. F. Frisbie and Iron
Duke and tows are due up. The Grace Morris left
for Salt River this afternoon. The State of Kansas
is on its way up from New Orleans to Cincinnati
Departures-Big Sandy. for Cincinnati: Sherley,
for Carrollton James Guthrie, for Evansville: City
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07
Bedford County Liquor Licenses

BEDFORD. Fep 6.-ISpectoL Judge Longe-
necker handed down the decisions in the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

All temperance drinks at Ben
Craighead's. y
Go to Ben Oraighead's for coda
water on ice. +
Banjo, violin and guitar strings, a
line assortment. at Muller's.
Too-re Pain Balm, Magic Salve and
all the Pawnee Med lines can be:had
ut the Gem Jewelry Store. If
Protect your weak eyes from the
Injurious effect of sun and snow glass
by getting a pair of dark glasses at
Muller's.
A fine display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons,
ETC., at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are tho
finest in their line aver brought TO
Elko. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11
The REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The platform adopted at .dinneapo-
lis is too lengthy for our columns.
Below will be found its principal
planks.
We, the representatives Of the Re-
publicans Of the United States, assem-
bled in national convention on the
shores of the Mississippi river, the
everlasting bond Of an i~ndestructible
republic, whose most glorious chapter
OF history is the record Of the Repub-
lican party, congratulate their coun-
trymen on the majestic march of the
nation under the banners inscribed
with the principles of our platform Of
1888, vindicated by victory at the polls
aud prosperity in field, workshops and
mines; and make the following decla-
ration of principles.
We ro-afirm the American doctrine
of protection. We call attention to its
growth abroad, We maintain that
the prosperous condition of our coun-
try is largely due to the wise revenue
legislation Of the Republican Con-
gress. We believe that all articles
which cannot be produced IN the
United StateH, except luxuries, should
be admitted free of duty, and that on
all imports coming into competition
with tho products Of American labor
there should be levied duties equal to
the difference between wages abroad
and at home. We assert that the
prices Of manufactured articles of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11
A Warming to the Boys.

There are several boys in town who
make it a regular practice to jump
on and off trains while in motion.
Their parents should authorize the
officers 10 punish them for this as it
might be the means Of eaving their
lives. If this practice continues we
will publish the James of the boys for
the information Of their parents.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11

RepeiLle: People should be exceed
ingly careful in the pairing Of finger
nails. Austin possesses a youth,
whose case may prove serious, caused
by biting the nails, and in SO do
Ing, :he tongue became scratched,
producing blood-poison.ng.
Reno Gdzette:-In accordance with
the new rules, which go into force on
the S. P. r. r. July LIST, a semaphore
80 feet high will be erected at the de-
pot, which mean Of signaling will
make it impossible for trains to move
in the yard unless on a clear track.
Mrs. ArGhnr Bixel and Miss Minnie
Izitton arrived from the East this
morning. Mrs. Bixel comes on d visit
to relatives and friends while Miss
Minnie comes home after a long ab
Beuce fully restored to health. The
1NDEPENDkNT welcomes her home
and rejoices in the restoration of her
health.
William 81. Lackey, who died in
Roanoke, Va, recently, bore the colors
OF The Fifty. second Virginia Infantry
in thirty-six battles and participated
in thirteen other engagements with
out receiving a scratch, though his
flag was shot from his hands several
times and his clothing pierced by
bullets.
Capt. Palmer, of Carlin, while in
Elko this morning, informed as that
the people of his town would al come
to Elko ON the Fonrth, and that their
tug-of-war team intended ia haul the
home team all ove towh. The Capt.
was evidently not informed that the
Elko team, while practieing last even
ing, broke a bran-new t%o-ince rope.
Cap, our beam will be ia it.
NebrasRa's electoral vote will be
given TO the Peoples party this year.
This has been decided upon by the
Democratic managers in that State.
There are about 10000 Peoples party,
$4,000 Democratic and 10000 Repub-
licAn voters ia Nebraska, or about
$1,000 fusion Democratic majority.
The Democrats propose to keep up
their party organization by running a
State ticket.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11
Executive Committee Meeting

There will be a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Elko Silver
Club at the office of J.. A. Plummer
tbIs evening" at = o'clock. A full
attendance is desired.
j. A. PLUMMER,
Phil TRIPLETT, Chairman.
Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11

restrictions as to disposition, reclama-
ti"n and occupancy by settlers AS will
secure maximum benefits to the peo-
pie.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11
SALNIAGUNDI.
Nc Advertisements Allowed Under

There is a statesman down in Maine
out of job this morning.
Blaine, Blaine, james G. Blaine, ID
too politically dead to skin.
The fire works for the Fourth Of
July arrived this morning.
Boies and Flower would make a
winning team for the Democracy.
Miss Loa Craighead returned from
Mills Seminary, Oakland, last night.
The Carson Appeal says Judge
Wells is going to locate 10 California.
Miss Mile Parker left for her
home at Berkely, Cal, on No. 4 this
morning.
DR.. Moore will leave on his northern
trip Monday morning and will be
back by July 1st.
Sidney Dillon, President of the
Union Pacific railroad, died in New
York Thursday morning.
The states west of the Missouri will
cast one-fourth of the popular vote in
the United States this fall.
Blaine was not in 1t at Minneapo
lis. Let us all hope that Cleveland
will be laid on the shelf at Chicago.
A report comes from Washington
<bot Hill hoo uy.;tkon N. ILL
drawing from the Presidential Con-
test.
Governor Colcord Wednesday up.
pointed Benjamin q. Duncan a No
tary Public, to reside in Ferguson
District, Lincoln county.
Services in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow at IL and a:45. Subjects of
sermon, LIST, Parents, children and
church; End, The Sabbath. Sunday
school at l:3O.
A hot spell, unusually hot, begin
ning about aIid-June and lasting duI-
ing the entire Summer, more or less,
is predicted by Foster, the Missouri
weather sharp.
The nomination of Harrison, yes
tcfday, failed to arouse any enthu-
siaSm among the Republicans Of Elko.
Their expressions were more fune-
real than hilarious.
Don't forget the meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Elko
Silver Club tonight. AS important
business is to be- considered a full at
tendance is desired.
Reno JournGl:---Empire has select
ed as Principal o. the public school
for the ensuing year, Frank MoDer
init, a California gentleman. Still the
good work (?) goes on.
Carson Tribune:-The old cannon
brought across the Rockies by Gen.
John @. Fremont will be q feature OF
the Carson Fourth ofJuly procession.
1t is now at GleDbrook.
Carson NeUs: -Forty-seven and a
half pounds of gold bullion was
shipped from Aurora on Monday.
This is the first shipment OF gold
from that place for a long time.
Carson Appeat:--Tren NOR Coffin Ia
acandidate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court. II elected it would be a good
idea to get Mike Purcell back as night
watchman Of the State Library.
Or. J. S. LaFary, a dentist of Pitts
burg, Kan, and his wife are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Dove, at the Gem. The
DIR. has been prevailed upon to open
up in the parlors for q few days.
Thomas Leahey, a rancher near
Bodie, aud a son-in-law Of M. Lamb,
OF Reno, was shot, and killed Sunday
by Manuel Rivas, a discharged farm
hand. At last accounts Rivas had
not been apprebended.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-11

The best razors made, and complete
shaving outfits, at Muller's. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

"a COZ
6 $ ;ssi::: NJ ". 'aa fis q
FoR sALE,4 B1AUTIfUL tRooN COTTAGE;
ssssSs.Os sSs' sin < :os sss 1 SofEE il,
EoR SALE HYATTsvILLE, MD, 7-RooN
house, M squares from depot; iatrob., water IN
@onh Apis Snse sMTh osnsr 2yss
Tor SALE OR FURNISHED OR W.
o se and se rSs
The 10, is 100 by zoo feet front with besutifu and
sommoaions dwsilins and AZ sScsiien; stable and
barn. The location Is uneIcelled- Terms easy. Low
Penny ase
EroR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PAACE OF ls ACRES;
ises mile from AhS Station az irSm
Falls CHURCH on Loring county road; price q $40
NOR RENT-FIFTY-ACRE FARM, 9TH STREET
Met 6rsneh and o. Re- ioFSom f frame hoas e
Room Per patent ls advs sis
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFtIL TRACT OF ABOUT 30
sGye Sn rIASS
B9ULsyARD: overlooking College Park snd River
di ,sis- 600 per acre JOHNSON CHEW. el7r
EoR sALE-.A COUNTRY HOME IN FULL VIEW
of entire city about acre: 1o-room house and
John iiS '1 So ifsas rs fsffsn CHEW
FoR SAL, GOOD HOUSE AND LOT IN TAKoMA
'@TE 5oHSsoS R. B. 3 CHEW EHS 81 'ls s.
FOR sALE-LoyELY NEW HOUSE AND LARGE
iBfss sa n a. s
HAVE you VISITED LAKELAND. MD:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-17
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ENOR RENT-ON s MEAN FOURTEENTH, SEC
= Snd floor. two rooms; north and south exposure
private A''; si5 g. s aszA ss s az Y
EOR nENTLTHREE UNfURNIsAkD ROOMS
a1i;s hOms' no children Call after o'sSSl tss
EoR RENT-TwO OR THREE UNFURNIsHEp
:s :; ssf:: =: US
E,OR RENT-THRHE UNFURNIsHED COMMU-
!. eating rooms and bath; sl2 per month l5ls 9Th
EoR RENT..72O 10TH ST. Nw-FIRsT- FLOOR
bed room. furnished as sitting room. with piano.
sSn.;sig sss.sS 'i ether room.
FOE RENT-s12 IN ADvANCE-TWQ FUR
% ''j
u room. On iss: "a spd "a doors fTop s5 TO sis
ences EXCHANGED. 1Ia7 10th st. NV jei5-3t.
EOR RENT-l456 CORCORAN ST. N. W.. THREE
ali ressonab c' 10 adults
only no children; cali and see them. jei6-3t'
Fn.n EE Ioans a. l C5 ST HSFuR
ADJOINING second moor. Je16-3ts
EoR RENT--FoUR LARGE ROOMS, COMMUNE
single roo%s. n Apply SS 9s
EoR RENT = THREE CHEERFUL UNFUR-
heat and gas; isrse bath door i5Is issh
ST. W.. one square from Iowa Circle je16-tyl3
hENT-FUkNISHED.
dining room and Kitchen; rent until September Is
je16-3t' fA'
EOR RENTED g ST. NV. FURNISHED
suitable for Office caterer furnished unfinished
EOR RENT-TwO NICE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
hGusskssspins without any children ss 9Th St n W
FOR RENT.-ALL KINDS OF NICE FURNISHED
bath ice water for m"ns
southern exposure Apply to 81 New York ave. q. W
FOR RENT.CHEAP TO QUIET PARTIES,
i large second-foor front room; newly furnished;
closet bath hot and cold water on same floor other
rooms cheap. JIG ST. s.w. je15-3t'
furnished or unfurnshed. 1875 9th ST. n. W. je15-s
FOR RENT-TwO LARGE COMMUNICATING
e 6 hsnds to
s. teI5-3t.
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED-
sh Inquire nsFe cSrssssn s
NV. after pm. je15-3t
Tor RENT-BEAUTIFUL LARGE cool ROOM
location unsrpsssed Opposite Dark: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
frst-ciass 203S St n ". '-' -'p jeii-st'
ErOR RENT-21O 1ST ST. N E., SEVERAL
suite good board If desired; new house; near street
ears and Capitol; summer prices. je62w'
For RENT-AT THE INGLEsIDE. 152? / ST.
Il n w. opposite the Arlington. some very desirable
rooms. I'd door with hrst-class board ie7-12t+
I Thomas Circle, 2d-story front room with 9 bay
required. telI-lw'
II Tor light Housekeeping. lis 4th st. ne lea-im
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT PARLOR
and NJ con
venient to all car lines l0e7 9th ST. my23-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-17
HAVE YOU VISITED LAKELAND. MD.
DO YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HOME,

via from pis sh anS S
4 fSs .Ts %a
s sTGs s with Porsanes cellars out
that that contain about 5000 square feet OF ground
nsat twenty ona Sn i. .rs %
Houses snd 20 lots are sold On monthly payments
number Of rooms &c The amount Of cash reaui1ed
Is the ss oa r.. ct
among which; ia the center Of park Of pleasing
Well HiS sS and saPPed WITH Se. 81
ure boats of different kinds.
s.: sc apply TO snS
nssnaen s Mr. g. 6Ab 81 fsAnd ask for the
FOR sALE-Two-sToRY AND ATTIC COTTAGE:
L six rooms and pantry large front porch and good
city; Communication tickets less than street car fare
pfs 800 q SS2 yah hfBS K sr
EoR, RENT-A. NEW FOUR-RoOM COTTAGE.
PHI Iis s sSs T a en- ave gtr month em
Tor sALE-As WHOLE OR SEPARATELY. A
TMeadlfsyt1Tn on , electric road very cheap L
t4a LEI, II
ton for only $780, will sell 80 feet front
5ei4-5t LIVELY e saf. i. n!~.
EoR RENT-A NEW NINE-ROOM FRAME cor
L tage; two porches large lawn garden stable hen
on Metropolitan Branch B. and nd s. K r. Cali at
ieii,4. 4 i. HOFFMAN. 1921 F st. NV.
7 ANGDoN PROPERTY FOR SALE
sar opportunity presented IN this Offering Of
Adults on the railroad and the county road immedi-
The ground is high roi f ans we'll 0 arained
Smaller parcels not 50 esibly situated selling
& &pps to SS tds st.
FoR sALE-sEvERALs SUBURBAN PLACES, lots
II and villa Sites near WASHINGTON, improved and
a
Est. NV. ,el3-2w
FOR RENT MD. s-ROOM COT
ieii ts "'' WATERS iiIR THOMPSON. 1895 Fn.w.
EOR SALE! VERY CHEAP!!-Two NEAT COT
full village q charten HEIGHTS. mes ro 1ad the ety
cash payment required. balance monthly! For psrtic-
je1l-lOt VIC. DUvALL. s25 ST. NV
SOMERSET HEIGHTS.
This beautiful property, adjoining the estate Of
TennaIytovn and Rockville electric rarosd, in Mont
Se within y minutes s 1s
High and Bridge sts, Georgetown.
OUR PLAN.
Call at this office before the choicest lots are taken
& H VISIT ne 81 sns
choose site and will have your home ready at
any time to suit your convenience.
From our designs You select cottage which, in
Guiding lot 80 feet front, will cost you from 90 $50
up, according to design selected
We have after charges Everything will in COM
piete order. ready for TO your Families IN
and all worry Of mind will be avoided where
shall We during the summer"
SOMERSET HEIGHTS is 100 feet above tidew ater
The Tennallytown and Rockville electric railroad
passes aongi entirs yront The Glen Echo electric
electric railroad is within few minutes walk and
the extension of the b. and o. II. r. which, will ter
=
Residents can if they wish spend the evening in
Washington and return home late at night; electric
ears run every minutes until IL 30 D.. Extensive
views IN ne directton u advancing ,ral,es. Close
lest section the District. Away from the river
No malaria. No mosquitoes. Fine water Within 9
minutes lat schools churches drug
store. general stores. post Office physicians &c. SC
LoU tdles Residents of Somerset Heights are citi-
zens Of Maryland and entitled 10 rote
+. W. CREECY. Real Estate Broker
ie9-1m+ Room So Corcoran buildinr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-AT HEADogARTERs- POSITIONS
w fer COOKS chambermaids waitress. laundresses,
Co. SS s
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. ehamberInaids. waitress. nurses. lady's
ence- from last employers. 6l3 9TH st. n. It,
WANTEp BY 4 REsPEcTABLE CoLORED
Pleas call 4l9 n st. NV It,
WANTED-TO ANY ONE WHO WILL SECURE
@ %o1h ss Sn sG % q he
isretaine,i. Address A A.. star ONCE. jeI7-2t'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
give refere9ces Apply at 1920 Eth st. NV. "
WANTED-BY COLORED BOY, DELIVERY
w WAGON TO drive Call 1917 ST. n W. IT.
WANTED-BY CoLoRED BOY ABOUT Is
to work in private family; good references 215s K
WANTED A YOUNG GERMAN MAN. A
i II + fs Star Once give
WANTED - BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED
n.y. Address 500 q ed IN Hill Hill f.
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY.
any ofhcisl work or teacher Of higher English
Psnon travel Miss g. VII w. IL salasoss ST. Bal
WANTED-PLACEs BY TWO NEAT. RELI-
15l7 Conn. ave. nv. IT.
WANTED-BY FRENCH COUPLE (HUSBAND q
w years old wife "a old. best references).
situation as butler and maid. to go to the country
or in city.
Address +. E.. lila 18th st. NV jeI6-2t.
WANTED-A POSITION BY REGISTERED
W druggist seven years experience; satisfactory
jei86t' DRUGS. Star Office.
WANTED-B GERMAN GIRL. PLACE IN
w private family to cook and do general he use
work or as nurse to children Address j. O.. Star Of
Zee. telo-2ts
WANTED - POSITION AS CHAPERON. COM
w pariion to invalid for children in family
Of good standing references exchanged. Mrs. T.,
Ala ST. NV 5e15-3ts
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY
w drilled in book eering, position bookkeeper
assistant testimonials giyen bond furnished if
esssry. Address ENTERPRISE, star Office. je15-3ts
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
servants Orefs. private families, hotels restsu-
rants wherever needed: also positions for clerks
Established 1885. SHACKLEFORD'S. AT l1th n w.
je7-12t'
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR DRIVERS
W cooks. porters. nurses. walters maids, pantry
and linen room hands. male and female clerks (st
northern cities and resortsJ- BURNHAMS. ITO
~. n. jel1-6ts
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

EoR sALE-BARGAIN IN AN UPRIGHT PIANO:
tone in perfect order viii ssii for s2lo siO
down and 80 per month. without Interest.
jele is,5 Penn ave.
ENOR SALE EsTEY ORGAN AT LOW NALTE;
Il very powerful stous. with suhnase aud coup
lers bargain; original price. sl25, viii sell for
e4s; easy payments.
jel6 I2.,5 PENN. ave n "
L,oR sALE-A FINE. LARGE TWO MANUAL
Il PIPE orxan; In good condition: will be sold at
sacrifice it must b. removed TO make room for
larssr instrument JOHN BROWN. ia I'd St n ".
Jel5-4t'
LrOR SAIE-EOLIaN AUTOMATIC ORGAN: THE
Il most dfcult music can be played by any orig
inSl cost OF organ. $3.50, will be sold =arrihce,
also LOO rolls OF music. 139 9Th st. sell-7t-
E>oR sALE-sPEcIAL-sEvFRAL HANDSOME
styles Of slightly used upright and square pianos
Of hns makes are offered for few days greatly
nnce,i prices Tor cash or monthly payments g. suit
Don't miss this opportunity. they L. sold
less than cost TO close them out. Call AZ once.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS
jel0 al3 Pa ave
E>oR sALE-A THOROUGHLY REPAIRED CHICK
Il ering piano; can De BOUGHT at a bargain.
a.. PfEIFFEk 4 coNLIFF.
3e2 AZ 18th 81. n
L,oR SALE-slSj WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT UP
Il right piano. HUGO wOBCH a Co.. ysl 7th 81.
W. Piano Dealers Pianos for rent, moved, packed
and shipped. Sohmer Piano agency. fnys4
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY MAN AND wIFE-NO chill
w dren, or ruons suitable for hight Jusekeepng
within ID minutes of 9Th and sts. rent sure
N rsf be cheap Cali or address J. H.. e. corner
TN and sta nv. IT,
WANTED by THREE ADULTS LADY, DAUGH-
w ter and sister,. two nfurnishet communicating
eecond story rooms. with bozrG East Capitol ~
keference- EXCHANGED Address ALMA, Star Office
WANTED-BY lady. A ROOM PARTLY FUR
w rfshed with private bath in Washington or
deoe0veovn- Atdres>. stating terms, jOla "
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFrRNIsHED
roons al Parts OK city CHEAPEST and surest plan
Wsecurr q~s1rx roomers terms moderate
sHACkLEToRDS AGENCY. az Ilth 81 NV
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

E,OR RENT-APARTMENT OF -FOUR ROOMS
II hall and bath THE CONCORD. New Hampshire
ave near NV je14-5t'
ErOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FLAT OF FOUR
Il rooms light house keeping il desired adults only;
modern house: references. 1927 I4th n w. jl4-6t'
E,OR RENT
l. Enrnishsd and Unfurnished Apartments
THE WOODMONT. 18th and iowa Circle.
ap2l j. F. ROBINSON. Prop.
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PERSONAL.


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ments. Address W. n C.. Star once. je17-2t.
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N dress Of James ID. McBride attorney at-law viii
confer great favor 70 address J. p Star ONCE je11lw
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GEE ADVERTISEMENT COOPERATIVE TOWN
~ Company. Financial column.
3el7 c. r. McBLAIR
HOW ABOUT THEMs-sPECIAL SUMNER
prices paid for Cent? second hand clothing Ad-
dress o. GIL at JUsTH'S OLD STAND. d1S d Ct
n.M 5el0
A UTHORIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
a cemmun1nedons prompely attended 70; conA.lnQ-
". Ielephone, $40. OfAce open ali koalrs WI
MILLlAA1. Aanagsr. go Ct. nv. 3eloln.
CuvIL SERVICE PLANTATION QUESTIONS
~ and snswesA Send 10 cents 20
sw rLYNN. A Il, Ivy Institute.
ye01m Southvest coz. oth and K 81. n ~.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il
I Osr-JUNE Is. IN THE yICINLIY OF MAS
II chUsetts ave and 9th adizmond ring Finder
VIII please return same to AL Massachusetts, n
W. and receive reward jel7-2ts
l oST-SMALL DARK BLUE SKYE TERRIER:
II answers to name OF Paddle; license tag No. 26lS
slOrevard for his return to 1443 Mass je11-3t.
1 OST - MONDAY. 18TH. BLACK ONYX PIN.
IL shape OF daisy bet .Sl2 y St and 1900 Penna
ave Any one returning same 100 Penna ave-
VIII De suitably rewarded tel7-3t
7 OST-THURSDAY EVENING on OR NEAR
IL 18th St, pock ct book. for returning which re-
ward Is offered 1t 17l9 14th corner of Rigs 1t.
I osT-WILL. GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND
- pocket book az junction 9TH and Pa. ave. Thurs
day return to l9 18th st. and receive reward L
E0UND-CAME TO THE PREMISES OF MOUNT
IL Ohvet cemetery Tuesday, June Ii instant fiye
mules. Owner Is requested to prove property pay
charges and take away. d. MCCARTHY. tel6-3t'
7 OST-JUNE 10. AN ENVELOPE CONTAINING
II SUN OF money. suitable reward will be paid II
returned TO paying teller st RIGGS K co. jel62t1
INOUND-CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE oPTHE
Il subscriber on the 11th instant. a small red and
white cow. which the owner can have by calling on
T. NANGCM, Kendall Green. jel5 3ts
HOUND GREYHOUND GYP; WHITE SPOT IN
u breast, with leather collar. Owner can call at
shorehsm Hotel Ask for PORTER. jelr:3ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SOON IL hLAL Ed la u.
EOR sALE-THE MOST PRACTICAL TWENTY
= acre home on the line Of this road; Il mile from
depot 30 rods from Bells crossing For particulars
write g. w. BELL. Herndon. Va. iel1-3ts
EARM For sALE-wITHIN SHORT DISTANCE
Il from Beltsville, B. 4 O. r. R. SlI< acres rood
land. In nne state Of cultivation fine bufldipv site
on same WIN. H. BARSTOw. GIL n. W. 3e15-4t
Tor sALE-53 ACRES ON THE GEORGETOWN
- and leesburg pike. 81 miles west of Washington;
improved by new Broom house. stable, &c. price
Sl2,OoO; easy terms T. l. McCLELLAND. l4O5 r
st. 3e15-3'
ErOR SALE-SEvERAL LARGE AND SNAIL I'M
Il proved and unimproyed country places and farms
near Washington. Send for large list and mar Of the
country near city JAMES Z. CLEMENTS,
FOB sA!E-AT GREAT BARGAIN. 50 ACRES
- OF good land, with room dwelling and outbuild-
tnes one mile below Collngton (B. and p stafiou
With emile front on railroad; only q. 800 John
STEPHEN. 1913 ST. NV. Jell-2T
I OTIS AND ACREAGE PROPERTY. AT WOOD
siEable and prehta6ls Plscss for Investment near
ErOR SALE OR EXCHAN0E-29 ACRES OF DE
4 sirs6,e land on Qussn's Chapel road inst ct the
squarter miles from Bro9ks statton. Inquire
5e4-lm' 6N n. !. ava. nv
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
900 NORTH CAPITOL BT.-LAR0E WE'LL
AIA furnished rooms to rent, With board: coolSsS
location in city; near the Capitol and Convenient %
cars ana neroaca 5e17-1ws
u OONs AND BOARD AT THE BALTTNORE-
AZ WH It,. ct summer rats. Tah2e unsurpasssd
Tor RENT-TwO FnQNT YURNIs8RD THIRD-
TUE soULnxnN. Sll. l3TN ST.. REsQ1T non
Sd "a points q ns:ssss ,. Szfs s;onS. Ns1: