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The Funeral of John Fritz.

NoBLEsvILLE, March 25.-[Special. The
funeral OF john Fritz occurred in this
city this morning. On the pod inst. the
deceased shot and killed Mrs. Thomas
Woolscott of Decatur, Ala, and also
seriously wounded Mrs. Ed Wilton of
the same city, while in drunken frenzy.
He afterwards blew his own brains out.
He was chief engineer of the United States
rolling stock plant and has brother in
this city and parents in Indianpolis.
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Caueht Stealing Wheat.

THoRNTowN, March 23.-[Speciat]-
Last night r. Crouch. prosperous farmer
living just north of here. while doing
chores around his home thought he heard
a peculiar noise near his 0ranarv. Going
to 1t he detected man filling sacks with
wheat. Saying nothing he watched and
following him to Patterson's warehouse.
caught him dead to rights selling the
wheat. Crouch called Policeman Honacker
and together they landed him safely be-
hind the bars. The man proved TO be
Crouch's hired man.
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Ono Cent Damaoes.

COLUMBUS. March o. Especial In
the case of P. II. Mccormack of this city
against P H. Sweeny of Jacksonville for
damages tried az Vernon. Jennings
county, on change OF venue, the jury gave
the plaintiff cent damages. The amount
sued for was $4,000 and the suit was
based on letter written by Sweeny TO
Architect Bunting of Indianapolis which
1t was charged contained libelous matter.
1t is said that Mccormack will bring an
other suit Of a similar nature.
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A Bewitehed Young L,d1.

SOUTH BEND, March 22.-Hattie Kurt.
living between this city and Michigan
City, young lady nineteen years of age,
has for some time been afflicted with a
strange disease which has baffled the skill
OF the best physicians. 1t has come to
light that the young lady is bewitched,
and that former residents of the same
house were irr the same condition at one
time. The young lady's mother is author
ity for the statement, and says that her
daughter received no benefit from medi-
cal treatment until witch doctor or per-
son possessed of power to drive out tho
evil one, was called in, when she was fully
restored
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DESERTED HIS WIFE AND CHILD.
Edward shultz md Miss Ella Dodge EIope
TO Kansns.


HmLsBoRo. March 24.-[Special. Ed
hard Shultz is a young and prosperous
farmer living two miles north of Newton,
who three years ago married Miss Ida
Bell, the charming and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. John Bell, a substantial
farmer of Richland township. They have
lived happily together ever since, and no
one suspected that Edwards affections
were centered on another until Yesterday.
when the news was brought to town tina.
he had forsaken his vile and child and
left for Kansas. Edward has
for some time been the manager of a
dramatic company OF that vicinity, and has
had with him Miss Ella Dodge. He be-
came infatuated with her and the result
was an elopement. IL was learned later
that they bought tickets at Attica for FIRE.
donia, Kas. Both parties stand high in the
community in which they reside, and the
elopement has caused no small amount of
excitement. Both parties are quite
wealthy. A telegram was sent telling them
to remain and never return. Shultz is
twenty-three years old and Miss Dodge is
thirty. Their elopement has caused a
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Adam NeIdig XIII. His Wife and Then
Himself.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-LSpecial. j
Adam Neidig. German coal miner, aged
about fifty, shot his wife this afternoon at
o'clock, the wound resulting in almost
instant death.
He had been jealous of her for some
time and they had quarreled frequently.
She WAS nursing a small child when the
fatal shot was fired.
As soon as he had murdered his wife he
left the house, ran to stable few squares
distant and put q bullet into his own
brain. He died in few hours.
He was a hard drinker and was intoxi-
Gated when the crime was committed.
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Refined To PAY the rnr.

VALPARAISO, March 24-LSpecial. THE
Pennsylvania railroad company estab-
lished precedent by refusing 10 pay but
s., S03.06 of a total amount of Sl5. 200 81 as
sessed against the corporation in Porter
county. The company will test the coh-
stitutionality of the tax law enacted by
the last state legislature.
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Boys Rough Play Brought Death.

COLUMBUS, March 23.-[Special. Two
or three weeks ago several small boys
while at play tied one of their number.
named Cleveland Dolly, aged seven wears,
to post with large rope and left him
hanging. Two ladies saw the lads predica-
ment and took him down when he was
nearly dead. He had been lyingi in a
critical condition since yesterday, and
died after suffering untold agony.
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Not James yYtIk.rson.

SEYMOUR, March 25.-Tspecial. THE re-
port put in circulation to the effect that
the man who committed suicide on an o.
& NJ. train, near Medora. recently, was
identified as James Wilkerson of Scipio is
utterly groundless. His identity has not
been established in whole nor in part. No
one knows who he was
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FavorinG a Favorlte.

NEW CASTLE, March 22.-[Special. The
injunction suit Is progressing slowly. One
of the commissioners admitted on the
stand that before the contract was awarded
to Elliott bid of 81 900 less was filed by
Gillies, and that the contract was awarded
TO Elliott because he lived here.
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Killed by Dynamite.

ARCADIA, March 23.-[special.l will
lam Hill, living near this city, while cap
ping dynamite charges yesterday acct
dentally exploded one. 1t tore off his
left leg and hand, put one eye out and
burned his entire body. He suffered I'M
told agonies for twelve hours, when death
relieved him. He leaves a widow and
three small children in destitute eircum-
STANCES
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A Strange Cause OF Death.

COLUMBUS. March 27.-[Special Mrs.
Jennie Waldner died suddenly this morn
ing from an injudicious use of syringe,
injecting air and water into her veins.
Physicians say cases of this kind are rare.
She was twenty-five years old and came
to this city from Decatur county.
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a GoIden Wedding.

Charlottesville, March 23.-[Special. j
The Rev. George w. Stafford aud wife
celebrated their golden wedding today at
their home near Charlottesville by din
ner to many guests. The Rev. Mr.. Stat
ford has been connected with the north
western Indiana conference of the metho-
dist episcopal church for over half CEN
fury, and is one of the best known pioneer
preachers in the state.
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terday and died in fearful agony a few
hours later. Dependency on account of
ill-health prompted the act of seli-de-
struction. Mr.. and Mrs. Pruett, who are
young people. moved to Alexandria re-
Gently from Shelby county, this state.
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on with Anoiher sIna's wife.

BLUFFToN, March 25.-[Special. &c. B.
Abshire, living six miles south of this
city, has had trouble with his better half.
Ben Province, a farm hand of his. won
her carssses and winning smiles to such
an extent that they went to Camden and
registered as man and wife. MIR. Abshire
got wind of the couples disgrecefui do
ings and followed them to Camden. where
he had Province arrested. He was
brought to this city today and placed in
Jail,
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An Overdose Of morphine Kills.

ANDREWS, March 25.-lSpecial. This
morning Mrs. Liffert, wife of an engineer
on the Wabash railroad. residing here,
died from an overdose of morphine. The
lady early this morning suffered severely
from neuralgia psins and took the drug to
alleviate her suffering. She fell into a
deep slumber from which the physicians
were unable to arouse her, end at noon
the end came.
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Fam R.,ioencs Burnen.

SEYMOUR. March 27.-[Special. THE
farm residence of Morton Sweany, situated
five miles southeast of this place, was de-
stroyed yesterday with most of the con-
tents by fire. Loss, $1,000; partially in
sured. Cause, defective fue.
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Fatally Shot.

ANDERSON, March %. - Special. "A
fatal shooting ARRAY occurred this alter
noon at the Shaul school house, q few
miles southwest of this place.
James Hickey shot Orville Measles.
The two had been together and were con-
siderably under the influence of LIQUOR
when they left town. They went to the
Shaul school house, where the closing ex-
ercises of the school were being held, and
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Biz Han ston.s.

LINTON, March 2s.-ISpecial. l-One of
the severest hail storms that has been
witnessed in twenty years fell here
Saturday night Hail stones were picked
up that measured eight inches in circum-
ference.
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Seventeen Years imprisonment.

EVANSVILLE, March 24.-[Special.] THE
Rev. John c. Temple, the leading colored
pastor OF st. Louis who, while on a visit to
his wife in this city last May, killed War
rem GRAY, who was acting as peacemaker
in squared between Temple and his wife
was found guilty of mansaughter today
and sentenced to seventeen years in the
penitentiary
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Dnnth Rssnlted Instant1r.

AUBURN. March 25.-[SpeciaL About
10 o'clock today Glenn Hoffman, who lives
with his mother one mile north OF town,
accidentally shot himself with rifle which
he was working with. Death resulted in
stantly. He is a brother OF Professor
Horace L. Hoffman of the State university
of Bloomington and is about thirty-eight
wears of age
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Judge Woods was confirmed by mar
row majority of one vote. While no re-
publican voted against his confirmation, a
number of them refused to vote at all
Woods has received his reward for shield
ing Dudley. There Is one consolation IN
his advancement. 1t takes hin out OF
Indiana. It is hoped that we may geS
something better in his place.
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Marion Wood Acquitted.

PAoLI, March 23.-[Special. The jury
this morning returned verdict of acquit-
tai in the case against Marion Wood.
charged with the murder of John T. Webb,
on the night of Nov. II, 1891 The great
speech here of the Hon. T. B. Buskirk in
the trial was the talk OF the town last
night and today. He was congratulated
on all sides.
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Fatally Injured by tho Cars.

ANDERSON, March 2S.-[Special. l-Enos
Mustard, one of the oldest residents Of
this county, was struck by Panhandle
train this afternoon Just beyond the city
limits. He is believed to be fatally in
inrei
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Bc Your own Doctor.

Itwon't cost you one-halfss much. Do not
delay. Send three 2-cent stamps for post
age and we will send you DR.. Kaufmann's
great work, fine colored plates, from life,
on disease, its causes and home cure. Ado
dress 4. z. Ordway & Co, Boston, Mass.
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METHODISTS AT ANDERSON
THE BRETHREN OF THE FORTY
NINTH CONFERENCE.

Opening Sermon By the Rev. o. P. Harri-
son-Other State Nsws-A Peru Woman
ALPHABETICALLY NItssing-Ths Mccoy Kid
MAPPING Trial at MadIsOn-A Suicide az
Extraordinarily Injured by the Cars
EiCht-Tneh Hail stones Fall at Linton.
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heard from her. 1t was heard that she
started for this city, but no trace of her
has been found by TIE officers. The
Huntington authorities have been notified
10 look out for her. Mr.. Malbeth is almost
distracted bv her disappearance.
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suio,tie with Parts Green.

ANDERSON, March 24.-[special. Mrs.
Maggie Pruett, the wife of George Pruett
Of Alexandra, swallowed paris green yes
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great deal OF excitement, especially as
both of the parties stand high IN 10th
Montgomery and Fountain counties.
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.PATENTSFOR INVENTIONS
OBTAINED BY THE
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
PATENT AGENCY,
MESHIHGTON. D. c.

Inventors often lose the benefit OF valuable and
profitable inventions on account OF the inefhceney
or OF the they employ 70 obt.D
their patents The merOus cases OF patent itiga-
ton 10 be found in al our court records. together
with the vast number of applications daily rejected
by the Patent Once, because Irregular In form,
attest the fact that much oannOt be exercised
by inventors in selecting competent aud experienced
solicitors their patents, since the value OF
patent depends in great measure upon the iudg-
ment, care and ability OF the attorney.
THEREFORE, with the idea Of protecting tn-
ventOru from Deiag imposed upon by inefficient aud
incapable attorneys, and their inventions thus be-
coming practically lost 10 them. the INDIANAPO-
LIS SENTINEL PATENT AGENCY has been eR-
tablfshed aud competent corps Il expert attorneys
and counselors have been retained 70 conduct it,
business: and tae AGENCY Is, therefore, prepared
20 conduct
Preliminary and Special Examinations,
Prosecute Applications for Patents, both For
eign and Domestic.
Amend and Prosecute Rejected Applications.
Secure Trade-Msrks and Copyrights.
Conduct Interference.
Render Opinions as TO Scope Validity and In-
fringement OF Existing Patents,
Prosecute and Defend Infringement Suits.
INVENTORS having prospective Inventions send
ing the INDIANAPOLIS SkNTINEL PATENT
AGENCY sketch, photograph. drawing or model,
and a brief description Of this essential points and
elements Of the same. together With IS 90, will have
a saareh made through che records OF thu pafent
inability Of IN fir invention and their chances
Of obtaining protection on the same. Further in
formation oheerfully furnished Address
The Indianapolis Sentinel Patent Agency,
Baltic Building. Washington. D. O.
W. Il Aughinbsugh. Managins Atrr.
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Come in and some coffee like your mother used to make

Come in and get some coffee IKE your mother used 10 make
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY.
Even mother, dear, delightful woman not make
drink BILE coffee unless she has the right kind of material
No lille in the market is badly adulterated as the
fragrant coffee berry. This is not only of ground
cofees, too frequently of the whole berry.
THE DAYTON SFIC.E MILLS COMPANY OF Dayton, o.. has
upon package coffee that houkeeer the
land will hail article and IN satisfactory listhe
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Henry Barrett,

IItu-J DaIHNtts
RENEWAL AND INCREASE.
Logan Boiling.
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PROPOSALS.

OTTIcE " LAE coMMIssIoNERs OF THE
District Of Columbia Warrington. July 9. 1880 :
sss1sd pEOFcssls ~ e 5sss,ysd :, N, unit,
S SSSn THIRD - lsea to ass fS EgSs 'eIsS
~. ~ I'd Tx Ssorsstosn. d. SITE % Be asogi
fns nu%Ssf. Of the lots The square ana tSs
IT'D hs rshs . reject AK spd 4, BIDS Psr,: q
JOIN v: EOss, WI 9, RossKII. Commissioners
o. tne D1setct o. Coiumhaa- jy25-6t
" sssisd psepo:ss sddse:.sd 70 the warden q the
PAY NOON fxfxfS,sESE ssfi is 81 is1
The supply q 500 tons. more or less. Of oeorrrs
81 cc,i 70 q dsatyssed IN the month q AnElsi
ts!scs any and sn bids \ reserved. ,. B. BURKE.
Meresn. jy21-5s
pnOPosAI4 ron FURNISHING STREET LAM
tsens End etrest Dssignssions. OF the Com
;:I:S s:Sss::: s q 's ~. sss. .s ~.
r. SSssataE 600 ssssss l.nssrns more q lee. and
g pEssoials 20 spseiacsso1s may b cssssnsd spen
q eslS Ss ia: apse hes ser@ s
"a . rs:; rs Sss,t y s'is6s6s 4 IT,
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FOR SALE-LOTS

I
paved alley IN cssor.h 81 BET I'D q .ss II
.1,s Z okfFs; M :. s''s sa'-R Bay s,sF'
Lob sAIf..oxleo: OF TTH ST. wv. BIT r
" Ss; 2 cheap term. 70 .1a' VT okifI ~ "
daSI sffs I5rs On 1SFESsi2
HEIGHTS MAR pr; HAnMoSp's
NOR : s.Ir-.r s.cnlr ieH kspss,n
s sIsHrE pps - TO Nr liz NH HIS w Isl sIptj
fnLL sIzk LOT wksr OF TTH ST ron THIS
,yass. DAVID D srosk sosTsn.
Park frontins - f,st on hin ct. g Zee, Oh Hare
TT,S:, ~ II foot ii Ss,n n srox, ~sr
S.'-s' paNlp y: sios.. SO y, nv.
L on ST. near le,h ny, Z = Tee g I'D. sl,sy
,sSs s,1,- DH,.D :; e,es.' ',' !. = ~
+ ON EIsT sIpf OF a,rH ST RErwrfx m
fsios. Ts 80 PR5S Sr s0Ait2 foHfis p.frH
isot SD 81: W
On srsas. siIs a41,ss. 70 .ilsT prics per loot.
e. 50 slsO asskIoQ . alley q ~ So Esr iocs.
ave- NsT
r,op s.,s p,pa.fx yo,,s .,,,x ~, >,,a
s? $ " On '' $s { tx. s &c +; fss p
Lon SALE : ~" :
Florida ave. n. W. al he.a OF i,th 81. isrs~ 70
al, alley :, :, 40
is;s 4 sss 81. s. md Kenyon 81. a.
ea.ss, WATERS THoNfsoS. 1895 .ts's
II Eokington at re..on.hs prices. gu Coz psrticu,
lar. 5yasa, JOHNSON cHfw 4 60,
59S,lSo II, sokse EkssRy ArlSS, ron MITCH
ti. LOT 3 + NOM sEING rNPRoSED By A
yel.o Il 1854 j a ssSs 81 Nv.
"a. ssARm . avs lsHfs RI a.. ssy' 3ny $50
, ,sas s laos Est - nv INV ,,,,, ., ,ysss
per square NJ 'S Ss AZ On T s
t .,s. s aaas s1laiaf' go s, n v s%
+ .l Tss, lGs.,: sgs.s .,: sSs.n
fo,sHsc sts s ss ssf ffs S q . s
every fifteen linat-s heinz psrt ~ tS. -t.,. =,
sse '. y Posm.e oyS snSya Fms sn.s ys
''s TT SrSI.r,v =. r,..
30 TI Iss,s 49, s.,.no.,.s ,a--,,.. '
cured D rus PrarsF'y: N . < -na "i Sso,
oG 81 ss s6Fru SIDE OF 0 ST NEAR asr ST,
Nals, A''h rooi' Z H. Ia IN At
I,oR sALF-oR EXCHANGE 4 CHEAP Ruin
mi IL. = on i Ss. ..y sssss:& q md e
This avenue !. going 70 b. improy.d this IA
/ Apply oWNEpI
jye2A. stsr "a.
! NOR sAIF-.T rrRy low Ffcf-Rr Tuo or
he sns:' Lot. IN hsiSy.$ M.PS; ssiles s.s n
~, YES, lsoz PSI: NV
f.ynr s,, SAFE Is ), &: STOCKS
Other. which pay sr'r cent per .nnu.-
p- Isgsre.pt Per snnsn-
Absolutely 80: VII bear the
Real Erts,.,
Call on OF address VIM. N. lAGER co, Kelloeu
building. Washington. DC. u22ot
NOR SALE = ATTENTION nT-II DYss u,psr
ST. fHRfE fTiSk BrIipiss LOIS, isis s if1p
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Il Choice lots IN lexington.
Choice lots in Glen Echo
Elegant country homes adjacent 20 TIRE city
Also acreage property within the District
&. T. SNYDER 4 CO..
Y2zSS 6l2 y ST.
FOR sALE-FotTR TRACTS ces TO lGe ACRES
= OF the finest suburban property near washinstou
sonly one hours drive from the city dtr~ctly on
posite the Chevy Chase Land Company Is conveniei;
TO electric and steam railroad anil is Absolutely tha
WILLIAM L. HODGES
YS2-N 1907 Ut. ".
EUR sALE-To THE HIGHEST BIDDER. al
L acres OF land at West End. Falls Church Va al
X K station. OF Tuesday. August ,. AZ 70 O'clock
p m chance to obtain bargain 10 he sold with
out reserve, terms easy. For pxricusrs Inquire Of
JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
ty22& 1921 r -. n W.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

II land. improved by q nice 5-,ooln house Ma
rruders station miles from wsshinstcn, only tl4
Yer month More land II desired DUckFfT q
Iohp. olI r st. NV. HsS-G
E>ok RENT-HYATTsyIIIE. MD. s-ROuM COT
u tAsre near station eli. WATERS THOMPSON,
1875 Est NsS-G
EoR sALEAT FosroRlA-Two BEAUTIFUL
houses. 900 yards from depot; hieh ground pure
air and water. terms Also several nice lots
depQt NJ A. BAII1NGER.
V23-1 l<ns St n.
E>oR sALE-l2 ACRES GOOD GARDEN LAND
= improved by Groom DWELLING miles from wssh-
fneton by Pennsy Ania htdge cleared
only 4l2JQ DCCkETT q FORD, 6ls h ~ nv.
EroR SALE OR RENT-FfNE NfNE-RoON Hot-sE
4 at Forest Glei Nd. near station only miles
from Guy Price. 20. lUO rent. 80. Also o cot
ar FOR eSooo, MI J. r. HEREFORD,
ty23St l4iaS st.
EoR SALE OR RENr-A NEAT SKI ROOM cor
i tsee 81 Brookland, bot 5ox1iO with plenty "
shade trees. Apply 70 r. L. PAIRo. Axe La ave.
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs d VEHICLES.

=
LNoR sALE,-Two YOUNG HORSES, RECENTLY
thoroughly broken % harness and are good drivers
hem Also double .s = hafne. ~n ss, a, and
phaston Can be seen by calling at s2I 9Th 81 sc
EoR SALE PRETTIEsT SHETLAND PONY IN
busY sna s loss.S, Ssh %ni.,grs ssS
ness Con,nIs,s cn,ft asn =. s.'., ~ sTSsuFi
MFRS ,sTIsTEs st. Sss 9Th and m q .,s NV
Owner will sell cheap. as he has work FOR hila.
cal Monday and examine him s. e. cor llth Il
ana hhode Island ave- n W y2t8'
EoR sALE-BAY MARE; SIX YEARS OLD,
DRUG STORE. cor l4th and I sts. n. K2s-:st.
L,oR sALE.FoR CASH OR on TIME . HORSES.
carriage SEYfRs BssSIR. s P P ave- .1S lss
I.oR sALE-A PHYSICIANS PH.EroN By
kIEs US .s!A ss wy Torf ss sse O' sold Gan
ond-hand CARRIAGES Of the latest style. and hnsh.
promptly attended 70. JoESM. You've: ~ r
EoR sALE-oNE BAY HORSE SEVEN YEARS
e re. letter than three winute. Can be sep ., Or
L,oR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED. A VARIETY OF
horses also two pair q matched team. and also tso
.nsssd Representa-, l. s6hITskL' scs 81 &
LUX sAl@E-WHO IL VIM. u. GElEH TIKI MAN
II who has the greatest number and varsity Of ell
kinds Of csrrfages bugg1e> and both
new and second hand bargains for cash or on time
)e4 $06 Pa ave
IroR sALE-cARRIAGEs, WAGONS. HARNESS.
Il whips. &c ! have on hand nearly 800 e.rrias.s
sstine q ycsors. o.6rolets. ksasineton. rIsssous
terms. One whole floor Of over 100 business WAGONS
be seen at this eetsbiishment: also whips lap
robes &c 20 be found here. LAre stock Of first csss
sscond-hspd carrtAres and WAGONS Away on hand
pository on ST. NV, 622. All goods warranted.
Invite the public to can, IL their
tage. b. j. MEEks my23ar
E,oR sALE-CARRIAoEs. WAGONS AND BUG
Il sies on easy terms. Repairing and ordered work
St, West Washineton. mh22
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANrEp : couNrRY BOARD FOR TWO
sdults md child three ycss old; give pa rculars
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OFFICES. &c.
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store room, issI;7' 7s hist st =
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-NEw HOUSE OF EIGHT OR NINE
w rooms. adapted 70 use Of two small families with
ing. Address Z. A. W. 527 Ut. ne. y25-3t'
WTANTED-TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE. SEVEN
w to nine rooms. with mod imps. in n W. section
for family of three careful and prompt refer.
ence rent not to exceed e35 Address @. X. NJ Star
ONCE. IT.
WANTED-FoR CLIENTS, HOUSES CONTAIN.
w ing from to 3 rooms, northeast or southeast
jy25-3t DAVID d. STONE. 500 ST. n ".
WANTED-rMMEDIkTE TO NM
w room brick; mod. imps. four squares from Cap
to 18th to p; limit Is, 600 third cash
bal and yrs Address L. n A. East Capitol station
jy23-2t'
WANTED-To PURCHASE sIx-ROOM BRICK
w in the northeast; bet %. 600 and a 600; $500
cash and balance monthly. J. r. G.
Jy22-3. Star Once
IVANTED-FOR CASH CUsTOMRR-A SMALL
nyyAouse and lot in the city in West Washington.
E-et% X. A. PHILLIPS SON.
NE31m l422 New York ave.